The Express. — London, England, 1867-08-24 00:00:00

( THIS DAY,) yearly meeting •crow Terminus sceipts exceeded ss receipts for the re 4:4,379/. The W., which wordd d of 41. 10s, pe r icing for the half to the A, and :V, m of the report, nce a diminution only what every with himself to satisfactory es. the trade of the .illy during the iiuutiou of traffic. e to increase the Lie. The directors ict fairly towards .ve no reason to ti.id increased very ernes, with which the parliami ell were char g e i plain that any Hutt admitted in Irailway aCCOUniII poesible confirm gerthern proper, every way admirable order t for security aad I the agreement alien through, but soon be arrived at both boards. is elution. 41, but ultimately terminated. KE. 'HE GENERAL /AY.) of the general ['Adore' Association Id at the Central ent-street, for the the strike, cense- Central Criminal underwent a long gates reported as to strike. After con without any dis- Ail it was brought sub-committee was which the strike 'grossing the limits Baton Bramwell t an aggregate moet rly es possible to en committee and the iling feeling in the strike, even should Et next summer sn• the masters mime- AND BANQUIT.— e, held last night at as, Mr. G. Potter in Bright, M.l'., Mr. M.P., Mr. Torres, ;entlemen, approving their cooperation. committee had that Crystal Palace, who mat liberal manner. de for holding the fete The directors had near the central ig 2,000 persons, at for the banquet, kngetnents had been ,ctors at the Palace of invitation to the .11. Messrs. Gladstone, isfeld, P. Taylor, the era, also to the whole at several of them had esolution was adopted ,friendly, tern I . With the tile= rossible of a national vitatione to co-operate League, the National ssociations throughout were also ordered to Is for the running el s. —To those of the a in favour of chinch lately delivered to hi , roington, the Rev. Mr. 1 many of his brethren :h of England is " in • icves that the time is pulsory collection of end. He therefore elves for the exercise hich characterise non• he maintenance of re. r. Craig thinks, that selves in the principle sustain those burdens them." It could be 's co•religionista—both with this WWII fore• rpirit of jostles.—Bim •••11LTINO • BOY:. Aloe-court, the Rev. wrough Chinch, was Turner, a boy about created some excite. nhood. Mr. Roberts and Mr. Whitehead The facts that came Monday week, the rch—the complainant raged amusing them oourhood, when James rew some cow marl" rick, defendant's wife! that it was done acct. d that it was done par. mas Carter walked into prayers and singing • and the other two boys cane. James Turner" :mks, and WAS found to Mr. Whitehead, in de in this case, ware elin!d ;ing with undue severity h any malicious feeling. of 2s. 6d. and oosts.-- ACClDvcr.—Yester e inquest on the bodice killed in the 0.n.0.& f firedamp on Tuesday. lined for the purpose of iuiry WOO adjourned to nested to contradict • and and several other reman, who ignited the this explosion.. air red in the same pis 0 ie the shot was fired b 1 lien. bent Christie died at of 98. At the etrir age redone, of the Caledonia , d joined another belong: been long on board of gang " made itaspper h s eeeral of his eh,r, s Majesty's ship Bl°° a : tiler training for 'cur on board the 111 10- c" es tht on board o f her ed a silver clamp. Af. Superb, and fought vs: end in several other. e*' ncd battle of Trahlgars I. Re was engaged 11 r1 nt bottle be took part /I ed fleets of Britain 11•1 fleet. Altogether b e skirmishes. nod, strol l never received • aveis. 'bristle was. in VISO. )er annum, which be REAR 17f QUEISIISLAYID• Meeker, May 24. 18017. -" Sines my last letter to i aye relented into • reel' in * problem woe lment may be el unt of the riots unemployed ; it i tches have been where there is nd the amount of and likely to cool e 70 South Sea 1 e su gar plantath r white men seal in short. where or work at 11. pe wares will be mat eeem deeper prospect of gett Ten a small oapi eiperienoe ; sA ISO Meet esp Brig." ig Te e 'A .11 &b ad • sot em' of deot 4tu• ontinue d M▪ ono, an " 70u 6 k, Pe r wee ouch Us" ! wr in 'l e ettiug °°°°lll LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN 11.6_ NUBS. This was an applicationfcW;lea se by William Myers, de•cnbrd as a lighterman, of Fore-street, Limehowie. He Mn•n arrested at the suit of Messrs. Allan, of Lower sh a de/ell, and on Monday last he was examined—in voila —on his affairs, before Mr. Registrar Roche. It then appeared that he had been previously bankrupt in March, 114tH, and the Resistrar declined to release him until he had produced evidence that he bad taken up his order of discharge under that bankruptcy and paid the fees. His present debts are about 2.50/., and the smarts depend upon the realisation of a small amount of debts due to him. There was no opposition to the application. Notice had N e n given to the detaining creditors, and it was shown that the bankrupt bad taken up his order of discharge wider his last bankruptcy. His Honour granted the release. THE POLICE COURTS. (TMS DAY.) GUILDHALL WANTON ASSAULT BY A CABMAN. Richard Pinyforti, a carman, was placed at the bar be fore Alderman Abbiss, charged with having committed a violent and unprovoked assault upon the complainant. Thomas Budd said he was a carman, and lived at No. 9, 1 - Mon-street, Mile End-road. He was this morning driving a one-horse van in Bridge-street, Blackfriars, when the prisoner came along with a two-horse van, driving furiously abreast of another, and i n t r yi ng t o pass him the prisoner caught his wheel sad threw his van on to a cab, and forced that horse on the pathway. He then drove off but witness ran after him, and, as he would not stop, caught hold of the horse' s rei ns . Th e p r i soner w hi ppe d the horses to make them get sway, and when he found he could not suoceed be whipped the complainant and Is/a nted his hands and back. saw the prisoner striking the complainant across the back with his whip, but he de s'Ated, as soon as he saw witness. He was taking fish to Billingsgate. The prisoner asserted that the complainant pulled his horses on their haunches, and he only whipped them to get them on their legs _again, and in doing so he acci dentally struck the complainant. Alderman Abbiss said he had noticed that those heavily lade,' vans were driven in a most reckleu manner, as if cc,rything must get out of the road for them. The prisoner must pay a fine of 20a. or go to prison for seven days. BOW-STREET. • PUBLIC-HOUSE E•PPLE FOR • WATCH. Mr. George EmUeion, landlord of the White Horse pnblic.honse, Gilbert-street, Clare-market, was summoned at the instance of the police for allowing a raffle to be held in his house. Inspector Thompson, of the F division, said that on the 12th inst. he went to the defendant's house, and on entering the room behind th e b ar, f oun d several persons in the room engaged in raffling for a watch. One man the owner of the watch, was throwing the d;ce, and entering the numbers opposite the list of members' names on an ordinary raffle paper. The watch was o r the table. Witness spoke to the landlord (defendant) who raid, "The dice are not my property, and I have nothing to do with the raffle." Defendant said he was out at the time the raffle was commenced, and was no party to the arrangement. When became in be found them already engaged in throwing the dice and entering the numbers. He told them he did not allow raffles, and had never bad one in his house. He had not been there two minutes when the police entered. Sir Thomas Henry—l don't know how long you bad been in, but you had not stopped it. Defendant—l stopped it as soon as the inspector spoke. He then called as a witness a young man named Wood, who said that he knew the o wner o f th e wa t c h, w h o h a d to raffle it at another house. Witness advised C o t s o e k l ave it at Embleton's. The owner said Embleton 'meld not allow it. Witness said, " Oh, never mind. He noel know." Sir Thomas Henry—You knew it was illegal! The witness sad he certainly did. The defendant was present during part of the throwing. Being premed he admit:eel that defendant was present while the dine were thrown twice or even thrioe, and upon a little further praising, raised the figure to 14, and spoke positively to number. The dice were not thrown for witness as it had not come to his turn. Defendant observed that the raffle was stopped, and the watch was not lost or won. Sir Thomas Henry said the fact that the raffle was not completed did not make the slightest difference in the case. If anything was wanted to establish the charge it was supplied by defendant's own witness. Defendant was liable to a fine of Si. which, as it was his fiat offence of this nature, he (Sir Thomas Henry) would mitigate to 3/. The fine was paid. WORSHIP-STREET. vsnerri. cast OF AITIJETTED BFICIDE. Mee Smith, a poor careworn looking woman, 36, living at 4, Hayse-oottages, London•fields, was brought up before Mr. Ellison charged with attempting to drown here& in one of the locks of the River Lea. Poliuoonstable 292 N said—This morning between 8 and 9 o'clock, while I was on duty in Lower omerton the porter of the workhous e t o ld me t h a t a woman had just been brought there by a man who had taken her from the water, and left without stating who he wee. She had been attended to by a medical man, and her clothes were while I went to learn where she lived, which I form to be as deeeribed on the sheet. I returned but *mild make nothing further of her, so I brought her *night here. Mr. Ellison—Where is her husband ? Constable—l'm told he is in the oonntri at work, sir ; but one of the children whom the prisoner took with her when she went out this morning is present, and she can answer any question. She appears a very intelligent girl. The child in question wee then brought forward, and, hi reply to the magistrate, s tated th a t h er father VS/ painter by trade, that she had two sisters and three brothers, the youngest being only twelve months old and the eldest between 11 and 12 years ; that when her father left them to get work last week he gave her mother five shillings, that they had some meat on Sunday but not since, nor anything at all since Thursday 4. Mr. Ellison—What did your mother say when she took you out ? Girl—Not anything, sir, except " Come along with me. father's corning home to-morrow." Baden, the gaoler, put some questions to the prisoner relative to any motive that might have prompted her to the act ; but her answers were so incoherent ea to indicate unsoundness of mind, and the magistrate decided on re mending her for medical inquiry. The constable said that both prisoner and her husband bore an excellent character so far sa he was able to learn, and the magistrate directed that some silver from the poor. box should be handed to him (the constable) for the im mediate use of the family until the father's return. wh The prisoner was remanded, but apparently knew not at for. GREENWICH. BINDING A TITIMATINING LEITH TO • TATRITS-11-LAW. William Bender, cab-driver, of h-stmet, Stratford, appeared to an adjourned summons, charged with sendins • threatening letter to Mr. George Amott, of Victona House, Blackheath. The complainant aid the defendant bad married Ills daughter, who bad been subjected to violence at his hands. He bad assisted defendant to the extent of 200 f. in potting him into business, and knowing the violence of his temper, all he had expressed himself as not being unwilling to send a bullet through his own father, he bad, through threats held out to him in the letter he held in his hand, fears for his own life. The letter, which was acknowledged to be in the de fendant's handwriting, and which was addressed to the complainant and delivered through the poet, contained the following expression You may expect a 'daft from me of an unpleasant nature." In answer to the magistrate the defendant meld, if the sentence read was to be construed into a threat he re gretted having written the letter, bat he could put an entirely different interpretation upon it. He did not, he said, understand why he should now be called upon to an swer for having three years since, when his father and com plainant were engaged in legal roceedings, said he would not mind shooting his own father. The complainant said that after the first hearing of the summons the defendant called at his house and threatened his (complainant's) eon. On that occasion he promised to forego the present proceedings if defendant would promise not further to annoy him or his family, but he would give no such promise. * The defendant said be was asked to write a letter of apology, promising neither to write to nor call upon com plainant again, but he could not do that, as complainant Sad induced his (defendant's) wife to leave him and to deii•irt their family of five children. The complainant, with much vehemence, denied this 61.1ertiOn. The magistrate thought it necessary to call upon de fendant to find bail in the rum of 201., on condition of his k ee pi ng th e peace an d b e i ng o f goo d behaviour for the nett three menthe. . . ii;;;;;;:db;11 vas tendered and aceepted, and the Parties left the court. WANDSWORTH. C tVTION TO WOHC3IIOI. Fr•ere Riley, e 1 pourer, was charged with stealing pears. l'olice-eonstable M'Queen said yesterday afternoon be uw the prisoner with several other men in the orchard belonging to Mr. Poupart, at Battersea. The prisoner threw belt a brick at the trees and knocked off the pears. Wl'en be saw witness he ran away. Witness chased him for • distance of 600 yards before be could stop him. He had one pear upon him. He threw the others away. The prisoner said he had six pears. In reply to Mr. Mayo, whodefended,theoonstablesaid the THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY LIMING, AUGUST 24, 1867. buildings were being erected within the fence, but wereloo Fards from the orchard. The con s t a bl e also said that Mr. oupart was losing all his fruit. Mr. Mayo said the prisoner was employed on the build ing, and there was a notion among workmen who worked in that way that there wu no harm in taking • little of the fruit. Mr. Dayman said the prisoner sifts old enough to know better. If he (Mr. Dayman) employed a man to build a wall to his garden he did not suppose he would take his fruit. He ordered the prisoner to pay 2d., the value, and a fine of 155., and in default to be imptisoned for 14 days. Este6w 86s . B. T. W. I l i t r e ...;--. 1 - 7 ....1 W. &1 to --....-. _— 9. Nairn ... ... 81 N.W. 1 E. cb - 1 Aberde4s .. 86 6.8. W. 1 &&W. be - I Leith - 1 Ardromem OO E.EI. IL I B.E o 10.10 1 Gremisesl644llll W. B.W. 2 & rt 10.01 2 Vshratie Mb 8. 4 &W. Ir ,0.23 4 lleche's Puled KU II &W. 6 &W. Om , 0.66 4 Iheneeel..-1&09 63 8.8.& 1 IL co 10.08 1 Holyhead -lan eol 8. 4 8. or 0.08 3 Pem6utee 10.00 03, 8. 4 W. c. - a Brest 70.1262 W.&W. 2 N.N.P. o - 1 Lodent 110.08 61. N. 1 N.W. cb - 2 Rochefort_ 70.1263 N.N.W. 8 KEE. o - 3 outh 3Oll 6S &E. 1 &L o 0. 1 W Plym eymouth 30.1364 &W. 2 18.1. bo I - 011 1 Portemouth 30.12 03 B.&W. 3 &W. oo 1 - 2 London 30.12 00 W.B. W. 2 Z. bo 1 - Yermouth 3010 64 W. , 2 & .Inn 1 -.9 eceitorough 2097 02 B.W. 1 I 1 &W. be - 1 Shields 80.01 03 &W. 1 2 &W. o - 2 Heider Barometrical has Gemmed rime yesterday morning ii the south, when It is gin increasing. bat le deeresaing on the north and west meats. Temperature hie increseed to the north. Winds are south.westarly end light the weather is cloudy. has Men In the east. ROMAN CATHOLIC PAIIPZR CHILDILLN.—From 1 a preliminary return issued this morning, it appears that the number of Roman catholic children received into the workhouse of the metropolitan district, during the seven years ended 31st December, 1866, was 10,044 ; the num ber of such children retained in the workhouse, 658 ; the number discharged, 7,776 ; and the number transferred to the district school, 1,710. Referring to a report from the Cape of Good Hope that the health of Commodore Henry Caldwell, C. 8., was not of a satisfactory character, the Army and Navy Gautte says :—" We are now informed that he ha. been compelled to invalid, and his arrival in England may be looked for the next packet. It le rumoured that his sumeasor will be the Hon. J. W. S. Spencer, at present in command of her Majesty's comt.guard ship Pembroke, at Harwich." _ _ —On Tuesday one of the gamekeepers employed by Lord Stamford was cutting down fern in the new park, at Dunham Massey, when he discovered the dead body of a man. A surgeon who examined the body thought that the man had been dead nearly six months. There was not • particle of flesh on any part of the body. Neither from the position in which the body lay, nor on examination, does it appear that any violence had been used. THE HARVEST IN SHROPSHIRI.—Favoured by the fine weather which has prevailed during the last few days, the farmers in this county have made great progress with the harvest, fully one-half of the standing crops having been got in. The reports from the various di.. triots agree in describing the crops of wheat se barely an average in quantity, it having been beaten down by the rain on many farms, and the ears thus stopped grow ing when only partialliiilled. The quality is, however, very vod, and what has been already seared is harvested in fine condition, Barle7 is only an average crop , but, un like that of last year, it has been well got, and will come to the market • fine bri;ht colour. Oats are • full eve rage, and good in quality. Peas are altogether a failure, presenting everywhere a blighted and sickly appearance. Beans are, on the contrary, an unusually good crop. Po tatoes arescareely an average, and in many places the disarm, which in the neighbouring county of Hereford is making sad havoc with the crop, r showing itself in an alarming manner. The root crops where early sown pro mise an average 'bad, but generally they look bad. Hay has all over the county yielded the finest crop grown for some years past, and, with very few exceptions, has been well got. —Manchester Guardian. THE Hasussr. —The farmers all around this part of the country are bay in cutting and searing their crops. The very favourable weather of the last week has dispelled a great deal o: the 7,100ra that a abort time ago prevailed with regard to harvest prospects. The heavy storms of Monday night threw down the wheat • ■ deal between here and London ; some fields appeared as fiat as if they had been rolled ; bat as the grain was full, that will not be mrch detriment beyond the difficulty to the reaper., because it may be cut at ova In Reeks and Hants the grain seems to have suffered bat little, and appears to be In very good condition. A fortnight of good weather now would secure the harvest in this part of the country. Reports from the midland and northern counties are favourable.—lkrks CAranide. Tae Fans or Noenc Yonnennta.—For some months pest the Privy council have been granting licenses for the reholding of markets and fairs bathe West and East Ridings, but billet to all efforts to get the markets re opened in North Yorkshire have failed. On Wednesday, 1-owever, a general meeting of the magistestm forming the Central Cattle Committee for the Northern Di* Lion of the county of York was held at the Northallerton Court house, at which it was determined to forward to the Privy Council inch applications for opening markets u bad com plied with the required forms. These were seven in num ber, of which Mahon, Pickering, and Brion are the chief. Terms Raceme.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending August 1,, amounted on 12,81.1 miles, to 834,1801., and for the corresponding week of 1866 on 12,560 miles, to 788,4301., showing an meows of 263 miles sod of 45,7501. The receipts on 14 of the principal railways in the gross United Kingdom amounted, for the week, on 9,268 miles, to 696,2791., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 9,102 miles, to 660,3281., showing an mercies of 166 miles and of 35,9561. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 1,0151. ; on the Great Eastern to 2,8601.; on the Great Northern to 1,324/. ; on the Great Southern end Western to 3941.; on the Great Western to 2,768/. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 3,0561.; on the London and North Western to 4,1061.; on the London and Brighton to 2,6381. ; on the London and South Western to 1,317/. ; on the Blanchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 1,61.; 01 the Midland J 06,1851.; on the North-Eastern to 6,0521.; and on the South Eastern to 3,3961. ; total, 36,7491.; but from this must be deducted 793/., the decrease on the North British, leaving the increase as above, 35,9561. The receipts on 52other railways in the United Kingdom amounted on 3,555 miles to 237,901/., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,458 miles, to 1 2 8,1021., showing an increase of 97 miles and of 9,7991. The good' traffic on the 14 systems of lines above mentioned amounted for the week to 327,5661. against 313,7031., showing an . increase of 13,8631. The passengers, parcels, mails, ttc., traffic en those lines amounted to 368,7131., and for the corms ponding week of 1866 to 346,6251., showing an increase of 0881. The total receipts for the past week show • decrease of 13,1451. as compared with those of the pre siding week, ending the 10th inst. SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) iii 1.00 Ito. j. snaoe 8,000,000 44104,000 00,000 40,000 10,040 40,010 axone sem 10 0.000 8111,780 MI 80,000 21,000 12,000 27,000 80,000 'ii:ii.":? 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SS 41 IS 66 0 S $4 16 IS T $ 19 20 El 21 6 90 91 116 120 7 6Ms li 4 6 419 511 SS 66 111 I i ir..3.7/ tiallorloo of Lam. (11 Uolteol Dloooasteorp(L WWI Tan. ODA. Do. 10 per oast prat Uolvora. Kwhootos.(l) Dionmeo Load a.) Wu:OM llosaso Raj Irsulladisaftsitleit.rt • dB peril I- Ip! 2 2 I 2 lilt li OHL • 11l Ile U 9 Ur • PREFERENCE EHAI 11Wand, Leicester and Hitehin, 4 p 11-16 n 11-1 S MONEY MARKET.---(TITI8 124,10 Om o'OLooz. Business in the Stock Exchange to-day is con fined to a few securities, and prices exhibit no variation of importance. Consols are firm, at the improvement of yesterday. British railways are again rather higher in some cases. Brighton stock has advanced, upon re-purchases by speculators, who recently sold for a fall in anticipation of the announcement in the directors' report that the pay ment of the preference dividends will be suspended till the end of this year. Foreign bonds and bank ing and financial shares are unaltered. The money market is quiet, with little business, and the rates for bills and advances in the Stock Exchange are without variation. Consols are quoted 941 to 1 for money, and 941 for the account (Sept. 10) ; and the New Three per Ceuta. and Three per Cents. Re duced, 941 to 1. In the railway market, Brighton stock is in request, and has improved 1 per cent. ; Midland and London, Chatham, and Dover have ad vancad 1. The other leading lines are steady, at the rise of yesterday. The present quotations are as follows :—Metropolitan, 1251 to 1, ex all ; Great Western, 45 to ; London and North Western, 1161 to ; Midland, 1201 to 3 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 1 ; Caledonian, 112 to 113 ; South Eastern, 671 to ; Great Eastern, 30 to 1; Great Northern, 1151 to 1161; ditto A, 116/ to 1 ; London, Chatham. and Dover, 171 to 18 ; North British, 301 to 1 311 ; and Brighton, 50 to 1. The foreign stock market is inanimate, and the speculative descriptions present no movement. Annexed are the prices :—Turkish of 1862, 571 to 581; ditto of 1865, 34 to 1 ; Greek, 131 to ; Spaniah Passive, 201 to 21 ; ditto Certificates, 16 to ; Italian of 1861, 481 to 493 ; Mexican, 144 to ; and Chilian scrip, 2to 11 dia. Bank shares are quiet, but Chartered Mercantile of India are 1/. 10s. better, at 30 to 31. London and Westminster are quoted 72 to 73 ; Union of London, 39 to 40 ; Imperial Ottoman, 14 to 1 dia. ; and London and County, 55 to 56. Financial shares are without variation. Inter national Financial are called 21 to 11 die. ; London, 23 to 21 dia. ; General Credit, 211 to 21 ; and Credit Foncier, 61 to 6# dia. American securities and Atlantic Cable shares are quoted the same as yesterday, as follows : The 5-20 Bonds, 72 1 to Erie Railway shares, 441 to 451 ; Illinois Central, 77i to 78 ; Anglo- American Telegraph, 161 to 17 ; and Atlantic Tele graph Eight per Cent. Preference, 311 to f. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have just issued a notification with reference to the pro posed conversion of the Spanish Passive debts. The government will issue Three per Cent. Consolidated Bonds with dividends payable half yearly on the 30th June and 31st December in London, Paris, or Madrid, and will receive the bonds of the several classes of debt is part pay ment thereof, on certain terms and conditions. It is notified that the half-yearly interest, at the rate of 15fr. per bond, on the 500 fr. bonds of the South Austrian, Lombardo-Venetian, and Central Italian Railway Company, will be paid on the 2nd of September. An extraordinary meeting of the Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway Company will be held on the sth of September. Two O'CLOCK. Consols have fractionally improved since 1 o'clock, owing, it is stated, to a purchase of 250,0001. for a leading private bank. The present prices are 941 for money, and 94 to 95 for the account. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yes terday. The large supplies of gold lately received are at present retained by the refiners, on the pos sibility of a fresh demand arising for export to the continent. Considering the low rate of interest, and the absence of employment for money, the loss of profit by keeping these sums in hand is compara tively immaterial, and less than the difference of lid. per ounce in the price at which gold is by law purchased and sold at the Bank of England. At Paris the rate of discount in the open mar ket is lf per cent. • Frankfort and Brussels, 2 ; Amsterdam and Berlin, ; Hamburg, 1.1 ; Vienna, 4 ; Turin, 41 ; and St. Petersburg, 7f per cent. No important movement has taken place in the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon. The quo tations for Austria and Germany were slightly in favour of those countries. Annexed is the usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.04 ; ditto, short, 11.184 to MIN ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.04 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.374 to 25.424 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.374 to 25.424; Member; and Alton% 3 months, 13.94 to 13.10 ; Berlin, Cologne, ko., 3 months, to 6.27; St. Petersham, 3 months, 3ll to 314 ; Paris, short, 25.15 to 25.25 ; ditto 3 months. %.324t0 25.374 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.374 ; Piso/dart-on.theMaine, S months, 1201 to 1201 ; "Vienna, 3 months, 12.75 to 12.80 • I.teete, 3 months, 12.75 to 12.80; Madrid, 3 mouth's, 491 to /.9 ; Santander, 3 months, 494 to 49; Cadiz, 3 months, 494 to 49 ; Seville, 3 months, 494 to 49; Malaga, 3 mouths, 49 to 484 ,• skroia, 3 months, 49 to 434 ; Bar. colon% 3 months, 494 to 494 ; Whoa, 3 months, 49 to 484 ; Saragoses„ 3 months, 49 to 48; ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.20 to 27.30 ; Genoa, 3 months, 27. 20 to 27.30 ; Nand's, 3 months, 27. 20 to 27 . 30 ; Palermo, 3 ' months, 27.20 to 27.30. Messina, 3 months, 27.93 to 27.30; Lisbon, 90 days date, 52 to 514 ; Oporto, 9 0 days date, 52 W 514. The Council of India will receive tenders on the 4th of September for bills on India to the amount of 270,0001., of which not more than 100,0001. will be drawn on the government of Bombay. It is announced that the two firms at Manchester in the Levant trade, whose difficulties were re ferred to yesterday, are Messrs. D. Rodetti and Co. and L. Galipoliti and Co. and that the part ners, who have left this coun try, are not Greeks, but Jews. A meeting was held on Thursday of the creditors of Messrs. Fairfax, Bryson, and Co., hardware and general merchants and met al brokers, of Birming ham and London. The liabilities were estimated at nearly 50,0001., but the amount of the assets was not stated. A resolution was passed in favour of a deed of assignment being made to two cre ditors, and adjourning the meeting till Monday, to receive a statement of accounts. The mail from Australia reached Point de Galle on the 16th inst., and is expected to be distributed in London abort the 13th of September. Trade at Melbourne, according to a private telegram to hand, was very quiet. The steamer Great Britain, from Liverpool, had arrived out in 59 days. At the sixth half-yearly meeting of the Gas Prod acts Utilizing Company (Limited), held yester day, the directors report was adopted, and the usual dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum was declared. After providing for the exceptional loss of 2,9201. referred to in the previous report, the amount of undivided profit is 3,5251. 4s. Bd. The report of the Northern Assam Tea Company, to be presented at the general meeting on the 30th inst., states that greai: difficulties have been ex perienced with regard to finance and labour, unlooked for outlays in opening out neglected estates of the Assam Company, the failure of agents in India and London,Pard the depressed market for tea. The crisis, however has at length been sur mounted. Steps have be en: taken for a thorough reorganisation of the working operations of the company, and for effecting reductions in expendi ture. The guaranteed dividends on the A shares have been paid to all proprietors not in arrear of calls. With regard to the crop for the past and current season it is observed : The crop of the past season was estimated as follows : A estates, 400 to 450 monde. The actual produce was 284 mounds. B estates, 1.500 mounds. The actual pro duce was 1,009 chests. The shipments from Calcutta on account of the above to the latest date (tad July) amounted to 999 - cheets, teen sold in Carnets. Since date of last report 361 sheets of the balance of the crop of 1865 have also been shipped ; the manag bag director's report fully details the causes of the delay in these shipments, sad also partly amounts for the del ciency in yield. The following is the estimated outturs of the current seams, 1867, via., from'A estates 700 chests, fro a B estates 2,000 chests ; ankalready 950 cheats ham bean manufactured, sad 587 chests shipped, viz., treat A. divisson 200, and from B 367. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows tlis week an increase of 1,0151. over last year. The subjoined relates to the Detroit end Milwaukee Railroad : mg. rot:: ioTs: Groom tulle for olz mouths to WM Joao 771.414 738,170 Work:tog exproms 471.80 52450/ Not revers 100,066 110,671 Oat of which has t *n gold InZorast ou Ist and tad mortgage bonds and prior snort pees and sundry Interco. and discounts 203,993 191,161 Surplus 99,071 15,650 This amount has been expended on new wefts and in reconstruction of buildings, wharves, end cars, destroyed by the fire at Detroit stat ion in April, 1866. The following prices were realised yesterday at the sale of the Open Stock Exchange (Limited) : Port Philip and Colonial Gold, 20e. ed.; Credit Ponder, 81 • Llnd Mortgage Bank of India, U. be.; Hop and Malt , Ex ' ohenge, 41. a. rid.; London Gone :al Omnibus Com= ' 21. 122.; Imperial Land of Marseilles, 95.; ditto, Banda, 1876, 41.10 x; Natal Land 6 per cent. Bonds, 70 per vent.; union Bank of Loudon, 394 ; Yarns Railway, If. 6d.- Belgian Public Works, A preference, 71.; Indian Smack Railway, 2/. 88. 9d. ^ • • • - - . Subjoined are the quotations of insuranee, gas, waterworks, dock, and canal shares, as givenr us the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Issorscos—Coraniertial Union, 4; Law Life, DA, .91 ; London and Provincial Marine, 11, ex div. ; Ocean Tilt , rine, 20, 191, 20, 191. Cr-slight and Coke—Bombay (Limited), 41, 1 ; City at Moscow Gas L5,Di 1 ; Commercial, 32; Continental Union ((Limited), 91; tto, 14 ; Great Central, 131,1 ; Car .irental, 96, 7 ; Barrey Consumer,, new, 71; minster Chartered, 111IW, 421 • Western, 14 ; Ditto B, Waterworks—Berlin, 121, d i . , 131 ; Grand Junction, 75 ; Lambeth, 103, 2 ; West Mul ems, 1031. Docks—London and St. Katherine, 57 es div. Canals—Grand Junction, 771, j ; Regent's (or London), 224, FRIDAY Emma. Consols, which dolled yesterday at 944 to for the 10th of September, opened this morning at the seine quotation, and closed at 94 13-16 to 15-16, or 941. For money the last price was Stf t t:2 ; The Three per Cents. Reduced and New I: ree Cena. were quoted at 3 o'clock 941 to The official business report is as follows per Cent. Consols, for money, 94e, 1, 4 ; ditto, for account, 941, I; Three per Guts. Reduced, 941, b ; New Three per Cents., 941, I, ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1134, 4, 13 Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 874 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., IM/ ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 1051 ; ditto Bonds, 705., prem. The purchase to-day by the government broker for the Sinking Fund was 21,0001. Reduced, at 944. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was steady. Exchequer Bills were quoted 255. to 30s. prem., showing no change. The transactions in foreign securities were not very numerous, but they consisted chiefly of pur chases, and the general course of prices was favourable. Turkish Bonds of 1864 improved 1 per cent.; Egyptian of 1864 and the Railway deben tures,* to 1; Turkish of 1862, 4; Italian of 1861 and Greek, 4 ; and Spanish Passive and Turkish of 1865, 1. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) QUARTER-PAST Two o'CLocs. Only a few members present, and very little business doing. Hermit backed freely at 6to 4 ; and Vauban in good demand at sto 2. Quotations u follows : ST. LEGER. 6 to 4 apt Hermit (t f) 5 to 2 Achievement (t and w) 10 to 1 Vauban (off, tlsto 1) 100 to 5 Julius (t) 40 to 1 Marksman (off) 100 to 1 Taraban (off) 2to 1 Vauban, 1 2, 3 (t) 3to 1 Julius, 1,2, 3 (t) CESAREWITCH. 1000 to 10 apt Dilemma (t) 1000 to 10 Usurper (t) ACCIDENT ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY. - The fast train from Leeds to Birmingham was thrown off the line yesterday afternoon, at Woodhouse Mill, near Chesterfield, by running over a cow. When George Stephenson was asked what would happen in the event of a train meeting a cow, he said it would be "so much the worse for the cow," but in this ease it was very near being as bad for the passengers as for the cow. The train ought to have left Leeds at five minutes before five, but, as is often the case, it was a quarter of an hour or twenty minutes late in starting. It was • very long train, • number of carriages bringing per sons from the York Races being joined to it. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., Mr. T. R. T. Hodgson (our local deputy clerk of the peace), Mr. Needham (superintendent of the Midland Railway), Mr. Thomas Smith, of Cherry-street, and a Times' reporter were among the passengers. There were also a number of betting men from the York races. The train was going at • great pace, when it suddenly struck the unfortunate cow. The engine and one or two carriages remained on the line ; most of the carriages were knocked off and the rails torn up. The passengers got a great shock, and many of them were injured, but none seriously, and happily no one was killed. A third class train came up soon afterwards, and was in of running into the disabled train, but it was signalled to in time to stop. An engine and carriages were sent from Chesterfield to convey the passengers to Derby, whence they were brought on to Birmingham by a special train. The " fart" tram was due in Birmingham at half part nine ; the "special" from Derby did not arrive till nearly twelve. There were few ladies in the train. The passengers give the engine -driver credit for having shown much discretion.—Birmingham Pod. WZATHIM. REPORT. -(THIS DAY.) 842171 DAT, AOO - 237 24, 8 LL oily, Lily WARMS AND 1110018. a` I Pd. I 1"WATII I 12°26 4 4.1 ) • I 8.14.20 14°41" 1"L at. IC3 BMW and /satyr -- 80 82 - ft fa tlOBOO 0 O 41aloolon 112 11 - andelao 10 MI Coravaal 3 5 ..- at 100 Debikandßalfulluo 75 78 ID 6 at 100 leg D loadon oodee.11411,& LadJ4 TO TS ... - 100 all Dam.. - -.- BL 100 914.8eraod 6 Weetsm 100 111 - at 100 Great 2ffielarn Ord. al 30 001 301 1 84. 108 Do. & Ans. 811 L. No. 6 0 - BL 100 Greattfortholfkollasd .- - .- 114. 100 Great NOMIIIII - SL 100 Do. Aj A rot no dlr. on ll6 117 1111 at It 3 Do.B 14116 p. 4. le paldß - -.- St. 10 Do. Ord. DU Die. 8400 t - - 84. 100 fit loath& Wed. (1ro) 90 IS td - id 84 160 Great Westin . &If 461 461 4i 6 so. 100 Do.atourvoLcitiii - - - et 100 Do Soda Wale.._ - - - 8L 100 Do. W. MAL-44ked U SO - et too DA Do. 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V 00 lii 111 40 60 II 10 1121 ilb 1 I IN Se Si Si 11 lii I • 1.1 VG PROVINCIAL WARR MAAKIPS. seat, 89. LiTIMPOOL, Amon IM—Sales today : Oust n 261 th—Grea., Western, 44f—ioacashlre and Yorkshire, 127 rd. —London, Brleton. and South Coast, 404—London and orth WeMera, 1164 16 lad 16-11sochester, Bhetfteld, and Lincoln shire, 444 rd.—Metropollton, 1M I id. and n.—Miciland, 1161 sit coevetgtee. 1 1..6 p.—Borth Eastern, 674-I.laiLW Mater 5-95 KW, TN—North Western Bank I Untited), verpool and Lordon end Globe lire and Lie, 6 id. p.— InsurareMLlmited), 11.16 —Queen Insurance, 2-`ll d. —Metropo titan, New, la es. dd. p. Moposizarza, Amor! 26—A moderate badness only was dore with but little variation in priest C. Cammell and Co. (Limited), 114441.—Great Eastern WI 30 4—(Meat Northern A, 1164--Great Western of Canada, 154—Orsat Western, 45—Lancr shire and Yorkshire, 1104—Lo idea and North Western. Ito —Metropolitan, 1234 44.—ditto new pre., ss. 6d. p.—Midland, 1191 I—North British. 3•—Norte Ure' " Berwick," 106— South Eastern, 674—United Mates SAM Bonds, 74 4—Brightens, oiamminim, AIICICIff 21.—The sales to-day were ID BIP- Waldman and Midland Bank shares at 1115. and Lloyd's Bank (Limited), at 74 prem. Closing prices: —Great Western Rail way Stock, sellers at 45 ; North Staffordshire, sellers, at 65 Worcester and Birmingham Canal, sellers, at It: Birrignoluun Town and District Bank, buyers, at 11 : Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank, at 224, sellers : Birmingham New Ordinary. Si, sellers Birmingham Wagon I Limited) Preferepee 6 per cant., at 04 to 91; and Henddol Mate and Slab shares, at 14 to 1 dia. THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT GARSWOOD.—The whole of the bodies lost in this catastrophe have been recovered Several of the miners who perished appear to have been killed by the explosion, as they were fearfully burned, and others appear to have been working in the neighbourhood, and to have heard the explodon, and im mediately run to escape the choke damp which always fol lows an explosion, and is most deadly in ;to effects ; but before they coul d reach a place of safety they were over taken by the fool rir and suffocated, RnsrlYtme/r. —The Westmoreland Gardeners' Lodge, No. 142 (Kendal), held • meeting on Thursday night, and was summoned for rather a rowel purpose. Some 30 years ago, when the lodge did not muster so numerously and was not so rich as at present, one of its members was entrusted with more than 301., for the purpose of purchas ing regalia. The man was young and poor, the tempta tion strong, and neither man nor money was again beard of until lately. One day lest week a person of respectable exterior and gentlemanly dvorent—a stranger, waited non th e seoretaly and asked him to convene a general meeting of the lodge. This was done, curty became excited, and a numerously-attended gathering was the result. It then transpired that the stranger of respeo fable exterior and gentlemanly depot tment was the min " gardener" of thirty-three yews in who bad same all the way from America to repay in person, and with ample interest, the money which he bad appropriated in his poorer days.—Carlisle Journal. MINII&-(THIS DAY.) Owl o'Chaoz. The mining market is very inactive to-day, and prices are nominal. Annexed are some of the pre sent4ine quotations, viz.:— Chiverton Moor, 4 to 5 ; East Grenville, 2to 1 ; Great Retallack, to I ; Great South Tolgus , 2a. 6d. to 50. ; North tal lack, sto # ; North Treskerby, 1# to f ; Prince of Wales, 44a. to 465. ; South Condurrow, 10s. to 15a. ; West Chiverton, 67 to 69 ; Wheal Chiver ton, si to 71 • Wheal Grenville, 10a. to 12s. 6d. ; Wheal ' Mary Ann, 15 to 16 ; and Wheal Seton, 1021 to 107 f. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady, at the following prices :—St. John Del Rey, 60 to 62 ; Don Pedro, li to f prem. ' • Chontales, 11 to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Pests rens par to f prem. ; Rosso Grande, il to #; lini:ed Mexican 11 to 2 ; Frontino and Bolivia, # to # ; Port Phillip, 1 1-16 to 316 ; and Anglo- Italian, # to 1 prem. - • - • • • . . . . The subjoined report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadeluen and North : Since our last report • decided improvement has taken place in some branches of the metal trade, accompanied with • fair amount of business, and there ere indications of a revival in the various markets. Iron : The reports from Wales and Staffordshire are :somewhat more cheering, and previous prices are firmly maintained. Scotch pig iron lies advanced to 535. 6d. cash. Copper : The market km been much firmer, and holders lees minim to sell pending further news from Chili. Business reported in English tough at 781. to rx, to time of delivery. Burrs nomi nally 831. T ransacti ons reported in Wallaroo at 841. to 841. 10s. with prompt. Chili bars in liverpool have advanced to 701. and 701. 10s. to arrive. Tin.: An extensive business done in Straits tin at advanc ing prices. The latest saes have bean at 871. 10s. cash, IW. one mouth, and RBI . 10e. to arrive. Banco nominally 921. to 92/. 10e. The Dutch market has advanced to Mil. English tin full up. Tin plates continue in good demand, prices stiffening. Lead is without change. Spelter ; Very little business reported during the last ten days ; the price remains at about 211. here and in outports. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Tuesday, the 27th inst., a special settling-day in the shares of the Anglo Italian Mining Company (Limited). At the meeting yesterday of the Anglo-Brazilian Gold ' Mining Company the directors' report was adopted. The accounts showed that the cash in hand is sufficient to pay all the deaf is of the undertaking up to the tith of Novem ber next. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL carrox MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (NY TIM RAM. (PROW OUR OWN NDRNT. ) The market unchanged. Sala preSably 10,000 bales. TALLOW DLLRICET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, annexed are the quotations : —Town tallow, 445. ; Petersburg T.C. cm the spot, new, 45e. 6d. ; old, 445. 9d. ; October to December, 455. ; December. 45a. 3d. limurr Avitakoze.—Town tallow, 465. 6d. ; fat by do., 2s. dd. ; yellow Russian, 465. 6d. ; melted stuff, 35a.; rough do., 18s. 9d.; greaves, 261. ; good dregs, 6s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIB DAY). Kr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the fol low:rig prices, viz. :—Prime old clover, from 110 e. to 116 a.; interior ditto, 80e. to 95e. ; prime old hey, 755. to Ms.; infe rior ditto, 60s. to 705.; prime new clover, 90s. to 100 s.; info rior ditto, Ws. to 755. ; prime new hay, 07a. 6d. to 750. ; inferior ditto, s:ls. to 60e.; straw, 365. to 42.. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Heavy consignments of continental produce continue to arrive, commuting of pears, apples, grapes, melons, plums, peaches, nectarines, and apricots. Hothouse fruit about maintains last week's quotations. Fil beim are coming in in large quantities, and realise 40.. per 1001 b. Yeas are still good, as are also potatoes, though among the latter disease has made its appearance. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, fuchsias, pelargoniums, eaters, ealeeolarias, mignonette, and room Melons, each, Sm to Ss Nectarines, per dos, 46 to es Oranges, per 100, IY to lte Peaches, per dos. as to lie rears per dos, Ss to 35 line Apples, per 10., L dd to is Plums, p. halt dere, 2s 0d to es Strawberries, pares, Id to Is Walnuts, per bushel, 10s to Mt rABLE& Mint, per Mack Set Mushrooms. p. Poet 1.114 to b Mustard R (ten, p. pun.., fl (Wont per bush, a to to Parsley, per bunch, td to ad Pass, per pock, ed to Is Potatoes, York &Vs* IL US. Ms to Ms Rocks, do., lOW to llea Flukes. Ins to lmat Other sorts TM to Set Apples, per bushel, es to es , per doz.. Is toffs A eg i ;rlee " , per lb en Currents, per sieve. Ss 04 tolls P igs, per dos . 3.1 to tis Filberts. per lb.. le thsieeberries. p quart. ed told GrapeP, per lb.. Ss to es Lemons, per NO, its to 12e Artichokes, per dos.. Is toii Asparagaaperbundle. es tolls Bed, per dos., is to is Cabbages. par dos . Is 3d to b Carrota, per Mulch, Gd to ad CoudMower.. p. dos 3s to a. Cele-y. per bundle, I s ed to Is Cucumbers, race, Od to is Endive, per score. to to IS Garlic sad Shallots, per lb., ed Herbs. per Intach, Id to 4d Horse tadtsb,p band.,4o toes Leeks, per bunch. td 4d Lettuces,per Lc Re. Is to Is ed Spinach, por Iniun , L to 34 Turnip', per bench. WI. I