The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1862. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THE CONDEMNED MURDERERS IN KIRK- . SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) BRITISH POPRISIONS. MONEY MA 4 Sales took, DALE GAOL. - (THIS DAY.) - The funds opene gh. IPd I RAILWAY& 1 Cle lt e t ied er = m ; to 1 p.m. __ e __ (From the Liverpool Albion of this day.)muse 67 00 Two °UMW. lii 4:""")...8.Ake." . 1..../.." ant 1624 There never having been at any previous period i The railway market to des is inactive, and prices to 2 D o , New - - - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. three persons at one tim e u n d er sen t ence o f death in Kirk- ! are steady, at the improvement which took place IN all 121101•4112201020224. 52 69 - firmness, and a fres - owing to the (Before Mr. Commiasioner Gonlburn.) dale gaol, public interest in the unfortunate criminals is on Saturday. North British and Great Eastern wo w ras a a w p w e ', 4 l****s aGeewdee " -• • 89 8 KR mutat rather more excited than is customary in the case of recent • stocks have been in rather better demand. - - Spa Bela , news from Ita This was a sitting for examination, order of discharge, and capital convictions. Probably from the more striking and ' _ , _ D Bate &LH. 78 fit .... _ rpleattioct for release from custody. The bankrupt, m editee , complicated character of the crime, or rather crimes, emu- 14000 and Western North stock is now quoted iss to Peoelledlef • a 9 DO, J 141,1878, Mk.- however, and the - Christian Abalin, was a merchant of Grac ec t iorc h. o t roo t, ; mined by Taylor-for there seems no moral doubt of his , 931 to %Lex div. • ; Great Weetern, 65 4 to lex taT In psalmist leri. ditto. re 79 dull, at a reductio who attributed his failure to his latepartner not' guilt am to the deaths of the children-general attention die. • Mid d, 127 to 4 en div . • Lancashire IR 100 OalleaMs & L IsAsea 101 108 - - closingquotations. I kiting kept his partnership engsgementa with him. I seems more concentrated upon him than upon the other two !, and r y ee b e b•-- - ire, 106 to t o ex div. ; ' London and r a 100 0 cbouT•a°°°ll4P•uguL 107 112 104 with much interest. The liabilities are 3551.; assets , oil. The bankrupt has unhappy men who, byasimilardoom,are placedunder dream- : a _ th Western, 994 to . z 4 • Great Eastern , 444 es 109 Red WIN' pia. sp. et. A 194 1061 1041 Ansady made severed unsuccessful attempts to obtain his , stances of the same nature. As has been already stated, I "'" - ;Ikiiiime from custody. He hail been before insolvent, but ' soon after his condemnation he had an interview with hi ,to 4 ; Caledonian, 1082 to 1094 ,• Great Northern, 10 5 Re s : ( 1 1 .. Finer •• • • generally better, b f f Pm v tem - dal not recollect the amount of his debt@ under that ' wife, at which be requested that she would remain in Liver- 123 to 124 ex die . ; and South E as t ern , 84 to 4 at. guad v an h o e (heads d tie 21 movement has been _ hoolvency. I pool and continue to visit him freqeently prior to the ox div. 103 all Do. Spar at Pref. . 64 48 Lombardo-Venetia Mr. Sargood opposed the bankrupt's discharge from execution of his sentence. This she promoted to do, and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 1 4: 2 Do. l4B.e ' s poo Pri l i f t a t ec a . : n u 66 82 /I - stocks of several ki ~,,,tody ; Mr. Griffith supported the bankrupt. he seemed so far satisfied. Urged by the solicitations of 14 to 44 prem. but have been higher. Great West- we au Dui par st. ism-. 40 43 - Consols are oftic The examination and order of discharge were . 0 iid . her relations, however, she yielded to their representations , of , to an Do. do. 1147 30 32 - ;, , urned. His lordship refused to interfere for bankrupt's of the futility and painfulness of remaining here, where ' ern Can ada are inqu ired for. 100 MI Do. do. IPS.- 30 30 - ideas.: until bankrupt found sureties, himself in 2001., and she could be of no service, and could . do no good, and ORDINARY ••••••• AND STOMA et 103 Gres. Beira Psalasar 102 103 103 21 :se householders io 1001. each s resolved to accompany them to her native county, and on 90 11 New i IPm - present quotation money, and 931, 1, closing ''''Oal 1 85 /ts " a 7 20 2 Do Jan tar Saturday week Taylor was tussle acquainted with this Oh. fr e 1 itaawant I Bat y , II 2 Pin - next Thursday's se tol l am ' 80 100 es. s. or liba u r . -' ' tot - ton d. ay. 01. / ..... change in her resolution, and she had an interview with him us eii till7l. WOI.I4IIIOIWY &I. 6 0 4 - 101 all Gars* Cando. Shares 12 ; . , 15 13 1 report is as follows MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. for the purpose of taking • last farewell. The interview ei to &r e J.... Am. ,/ was not of a painful character, so far as could be judged by ra all 'Bram = .. ___ -• •••• 914 II Do. New 74 7} 111 100 an leallp.oßdapay7ll,w.op 93 lot - - Cents. Reduced, those who witnessed it. Taylor expressed considerable sur- 16 Wl l Bl7O aagi u = ... -. .. me all Do. ea do_ 77,1rti.0p. - - - (THIS DAY.) prise, and was evidently disappointed and annoyed at her IS ell Illamen. iia a I - no sn Dan was.B4a.par.ta 90 92 _ 931, 1 ; Thirty Yet _ __._ resolution to leave him ; but the final leave-taking wan not et. 1118 Imam arl Cul* -- 86 88 ad 1001 - 10 1 Indian Branch United 4 dls par Five per Cent. S lee 109 11. IN Madre Gar. ea per es. 91 93 - • The September general sessions of the for the marked by any manifest or strongly expressed emotion. 1 . 110 . 14* .a! oork aal " °°11gl ita , 8 .,, k ,....... ~.. - N. OM Do. do. 6 per A 1011 1014 - count, 1081; ditto I Mrs. Taylor, we believe, soon after left Liverpool for Bomar- or a u .0.,,, a n - trial 44 prisoners for offences committed in the ty 64 6 1 111. to Do. 4 p ar P. Re_ .96 96 - setshire. Taylor seems moody if cot morose, .and appears ti all 'Do. AJA no dr. sant 0 1 2 or 1866, 1014 ditto of Middlesex, commenced this morning at the Sessions- St. 100 Itsib.Corp.6p.44.Boods - - - nom& Clerkenwell-green, before the Actiog-assistantJudge, not to take any particular interest in the ministrations of 10 all Do Iliptartelds4ol. 6 • - 10 an I. Bronewlek d Canada " enfaced " rupee , the Rev. T. Appleton, the chaplain to the gaol, in fact he 69 an IDablin MB - dam A asp. alt. - soda bench of magistrates. ' . . • Wire see. 41 43 ad N all Druid. Perth, & AbrtJa. 9 10 - 19 IP De. do. Lod P. 6 7 - Half per Cent., 111 pears rather to enterta i n a feeling of aversion to him, The calendar coot-anis the nsmes of 36 prisoners fort rial,W. 1* lidlobargkeud Glasgow 86 86 - 110 sn De. 40. B cap do. 4 • - 18a. prem. ; ditto I ,i 2 being charged with felony, and four with misdemeanour. a pp ears h has been more manifested since lit at reverend gentle- IS all Farr and Clyde/mu - - _ 19 all Do. do. land do. 4 6 - man,'"c in the exercise of his calling, endeavoured to aware as. 1M Graeae 08. western los 106 - The education is thus defined: eight can neither read nor ! 100 N. R. of Canada 6p.a86 88 - In the foreign et Min that he had no chance of p ardon in this world. It St 10e Great Pastern - write, 10 can reed, 15 can read and write, aud two are de. pixie .. from hi• been obeervable, scribed as being able to read aod write well. One person is h T I Si 100 I Do. conduct and conversation tat ay or . A Stock. _ $9 41 - a t icti that he would obtain a pa rdon 6 6 lel De Fast Aogirnelß 12 71 1 - M 11 Do. !Moral) IS all Do. do. have advanced. D 1 described ax of superior education, viz. :-Eugene Plum- e ntertains a s rung coos s'a •St 100 Great toothed rollaior 136 140 - et. VP Daled.BLFlcag.l9.6 98 100 - 1 his case were properly represented to the Queen • and in n; ~,„ , .. 100 g 1014 101 - rum Mc Cathy, aged 41, formerly a solicitor, who stands th i s i 112} 1234 xd - id demand, and have charged with stealing six printed boo the the property of the • • ' - belief he b - usi r ed himself durum the early pare of last ''''' ''''''' .ces4 ' eceeece -.-. . • IL 140 Dart ) Arec. node. an- 1225 1234 ad 124 ad FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. week in drawing up a petition to the Queen, Innen Dung is, to o Ga g/ t ai dpet. o , oe a d o mia 134 a d - Italian Five per Ce trustees of the British Museum. ad Oh. IPd 1 ItArtWATL I Mari Woes. I Ma& _ completed he wished the governor of the gaol to allow him IN, 100 04. rubs west ars.) 106 107 zd 106 - --- es es* x 1 461 1I ad 4 rill o.Luserbourg6p.oent 3} 4 - and were dealt i ih e rb i c e dr i a d jury "ring been addles "' were dirmine d r e to get printed. The document contaioed • circumstantial N. 400 peat W saws 10 all Do. issued at 416 _ 19 20 - account of his version of the murder of Mr. Miller , which IS. .._ lee DeStoureeLnunfilL 04 ,6 3 ad - marked 701 and 71 106} 100 all Lausanue and Fribourg St3l - he continues to justify. He seemed much mortified when ••• 100 lemashisen Yants6l7 106 sa°l 111 lee London and Blackwell 62 et 02 10 MI North. of France Sp. it. 12 1 12 - risen to Itoo4 t THE POLICE COURTS. informed that any document of the kind must pass through es' es. 100 Loo., ton,&LCoao 1101 1204 11 20 191 le all Do.(lateCharlerolMl p.c. - - - the hands of the sheriff or the visiting justices. Resolved M. 101) London, , _Way 44 06 46 60 ell Parr& Lyons 6 percent. - - - The Turkish Loan - of 1858, 681 to 69; • (THIS DAY.) not to be balked he took the opportunity of an interview 4 'all RoyalSwedish6 per out. 2 3 - which he had sought for with Mr. Wright, the prison N il. 1 2 14° Do d . on t R I N t o t r e. Wisia. 034 - - .e 941 ad 981 4 ad 20 all Do. New 8 percent.. 11l 12, 20 lan S.Atia& Lone Yen. Sp a 10 104 - Venezuelan scrip, --e-- philanthropist, on Tuesday, to deliver the petition which 81 . 100 landonagouthWsMer ' 9 0 1 100 1 00 1 -. 10 :all Southern of FranceSp.c. 11 le -M A lILBOROU Glf -STREET. he had compiled to that gentleman, with a requeet that he d il a l a ll oo lead„ . ..maltes___, r a tesdssant_,„,_„,_ . ee- 46 - 100 !all Yletorßmmanaelep.cX 99 1061 - die. ; Portuguese,2 would get it forwarded to the proper quarter. la this he 94. 100 1 e i r . „77 4./a Z eomm „ .. ""e 139 sal 9 10 'all W.&N.W.oflrrance3p.o. 11 12} - second issue, 6to ' EMBEzzLEmENT.-BASE ING B A2TrUDE. was also foiled, Mr. Wright delivering it into the bands of re a u tha met us ea a 84 St ODLONIAL GOVIOINMANT musings. Hnry Sorn, a young man in the employ of Mr. Charles ad is marked 1 prem., the governor of the gaol. Taylor appears perfectly satisfied It. 1011 Midland ..- .... 1. lin ad 127 -..- Caution, dyer, of Davies-street, Berkeley-souare, wee lin his own mind that he was justified in putting Mr. Mellor Mu 2.14 Do, New ll 11 pm ad 14 use xd Na 18a 1 8200E11. I N. I Q. Prima I Seir. • tions are recorde charged with embezzling money received for his master. - ad 106 107 1051 el Mr. Cannon said the prismer came to him in great die- to death, and has declared that if Mr. Pope, in conducting 10 an Mid. Gt. was. aro/ ••• - '- IR to Do. Blrm. & Derby 97 99 ad - ]...* :C TO 4* . ll4 si ' l l .i r i ll Ali G . 746 - and-a-Half per his case had justified the act instead of attempting to - tress, said he bad been to Paris to a situation, but not ' 2 - _ Cluhan Three being competent had got back through the assistance a 1 prove m perpetrator insane, he would have succeeded iii w ad 0 511 aldideeeeadeKeel and °wade - -•-• 44 ~.. .. Do. 0 per ct MarAteep. 100 106 103 obtaining an acquittal from the jury. To Mr. Wright he et • N ewry & the British consul, and that he had no lodgings, having re f un d t o admit that he had done any wrong 11 1 murdering to au N wr le WAgmal % I " 2,214, .. Do. 6 per cent. - 687018 .. Do. 6 parcentr. Stock 100 96 96 - been gimping in the parks. He at once gave the prisoner - 12f1.); ditto I some money for a lodging and wrote to an address the Mr. Mailer, and voluntarily said he would weer reveal how 111. IN NOrtota - - 00 Cl @Of 1 -. } .... .. of 0 N 09009.4.1873 100 108 110 the children's death took place. As has been previously IL le4 North MUM .... - do. 1390 100 11! 114 .7... 1021, 103 ; Squad prisoner gave, in the Strand, where he had lived. Feeling steed h e N. me Do.gert,Parth.Dunii. 27} 281 284 .... Do. do 1891 100 111 HS s.disfied with the answer he received he told the prisoner • be'onged to the Weale an b ody, with o ri g inally, - y . 14, 100 North Devon ItalL &D. - - - ad PI. - New Brunew.Gov.6p.r. 100 104 146 - Italian Five per C to come the next day and then sent him out with parcels, which Ma family appear also to have been coon ; out M. ma • Eastern-Berwlok 96 96 ad .N. B.Wales Ov.6p. c. I 100 100 101 - telling him to receive the amounts. The prisoner brought he not only has not expressed any desire to be visited by a - ' N 12f Do. G.N.E.Pure. 1 Of Ms ad .... .. Do. 6p. e. 1871 to 1870 100 sok leo* -4, 70i, 71 ; Mexico Lack some money, but on the fifth day absconded, and he minute [ o f that b ody , but in &newer to a request from his St. MI Do. Leeds .... . 64 ad - .... .. Do. sp. c. 1858 29 1, 30i ray 1 ; then ascertained he had received several sums of money sister to see one of them, he refused to do so. When It 109 De. York 10! 104 84 ad 814 4 ad •• N Zealaarl II per not. 100 108 110 -• 1311. - Nova Scotia 6p. a,1875 100 105 106 - Peruvian Four-ani mid had given receipts for them. spoken to on the subject a religion sod hie present position 1 . 1.6._ 100 Meath Load.a w a Dn. New Par IPe - .... - Anst.Gov. 6 p.o. Bonds lOC 108 1/0 - Mr, Tyrwhitt, iti remanding the prisoner, said that such „,, e d , . he says what has taken place ts between himself and his tel 184 North 86Mfordshir 4 44 l - Vic..13v.6 p. a.laitetJuly 100 106 108 106 971, ex div. ; Pori and that he requires no aid in preparing for his end. .Is all North&S.Wasteen4 sae 101 101 ad - .... • • conduct as he had beeu guilty of destroyed all confidence .... .. Do. do. 6p. c•Apnl & rt. 100 109 1091 109 1 1 lot s paid, 21 p The other unhappy convicts , Michael Burke and John N. leo i ft i gua 0. 2 1, a 1 - and blunted persons' feelings. Ward, since their condemnation for the murder of the dt. 100 IScotelsh N. L Aberlak. 47 49 - BRITISH MINMI. per Cents., 90 4 MARYLEDONE. police-officer at Ashton-under-Lyne, have evinced a large 14. 100 toottlab Midland lO4 106 - BRUTAL OUTRAA.E. amount of regret for their past conduct and its wretched It. 100 lihropublre Union .= 47 69 - No. I Sh. I IMP I pd. I CIL Plow I Bales. 1862, scrip, 21 An ill-conditioned looking fellow, who gave the name of consequences. They devote themselves with earnestness ~,t o ,e,au!„,,,altttagba„,„, Devon ereerne " eet - - 0,000 20 British lieu l6 - - eel 864 zd -. 600 .. Clifford William Totoomend, was charged with the following attempt befitting their awful position, in preparing for their un- • -"- '--- et c 100 ,ttouth Eastern ..- .... 93 84 ad 841 4 } ad 1.0. A .. Dev. 0. Con. (I•avlst.L) 1 456 686 ditto, paid-up mit ts 24 ad - at highway robbery with vain eons timely end. Burke, who is a Roman catholic, has since et, 100 Iriouth Wales Mrs. Jane Mould said-I ant from Boulogne, on a visit his condemnation been attended daily by the Rev. Mr. vs. 100 11. Tomah.* Maori:Nu 97 90 - 612 .. Frit Basset Mogan) .. Ile 44 60 - Three per Cents., per Cents. for acct to my daughter in St. George's-square, Regent's.park. On Gibson, • clergyman of that church, and he appears to pay 10 an Brines.W •ne• 6 7 -6,1 M .. Ent Carrion 200•00 47 al Friday evening we went to German Reed's entertainment, deep attention to the ministrations of that reverend gentle- 16 all Mockers & 871 3 4 - 6.000 - East Caro Brea 8 9we - 4,000 .. KWh. Ruud feavistk )ftl66 3} 31 - 1854, for accou tees Certificates, and returned in an omnibus to the Adelaide Hotel, Chalk- man. Yesterday Taylor and Ward attended divine service * 15 Dltto 4155° fano. After waiting a short time I asked the conductor in the chapel of the gaol. Burke being • Roman catholic 101 10 . 0 0 Taff Tar Ulata664 1 11 - - M I .. Gratabler & Bt. Adopt 671 16 17 6, .. Great South Taigas .. 174. st 41 - - Cents., 1858, for how long the next omnibus would be before it was in , and was attended by the priest of his own persuasion. Taylor, le mD a - 6.908 -G. Irlt Tor (Blelatoal.. 40 6 6 - Six per Cents., 18 ea hula* me tea minutes, I looked at my watc6, and it is said, has, within the last few days, become more 121 54 Do. . -.-.... • 1714 Pm ....•• . - 6,000 .. Grenville - said I would not wait for my two sons whom familiar, and convenes mote freely with those who come in M. WO Vale of Nark - 1,024 • . Rin gers oot PIM. 41 45 - ditto paid-up seri I expected in it on their return from the contact with him. It is expected that the execution will St. 100 Wes t C o Sta. d Pimlico 161 143 - 6.000 - Rin Dow= -- I MMO , ' 31 3 - theatre. We proceeded ou, and on going over the take place on Saturday, the 13th instant. 20 all West Cornwall 6} 111 - 6,000 - lady Bertha LILO). 1 1 - Cents., for meow ss. 100 11.11artlepoolnarta&B.1 - - - 806 ~ Margaret (tiny Want) 94 40 42 ad - railway bridge ]untied a man following us on the opposite N. 100 Wen Mldland-Oxford 42 43 - 9,000 .. Market Valley - The underment side of the road, and quickened our pace. As we were St. 100 Ditto Newport 35 60 - 40 . 000 4 61 ‘71 1 47 Iron Om- - 1 1 1 t 4 As - to-day, leas the hurrying on the man, whom the prisoner resembles , turned St. 100 : Ditto Hereford 90 92 ad - 4000 .. North Downs Viz. :-On the Tu off as if going to Clialk-fann. Wheu we got, to a very ARREST OF THE MURDERER BAVEs. -DU BUN, O . N. Frances (Mogan) - as - - - lonely place by the side of a high wall and no lights SUNDAY.-The Sligo Camp Champion and Sligo Chronicle PREFI.N.PICE SHARP. 4,060 ~ N. wit. useitluojini it os. If Si - retie of the Egswp there, and which, on account of the quantity of 6,440 .. North Wheal Crotty - 2.4.9. 84 6 - amount of the hal announce the arrest, on Friday, of Hayes, the murderer of lILIESI Bandllarg 1 Poore perm Sales. 6,400 .. Par Cons. (St Brasy) . 14 6 6 - great about, appeared like a field, the nun rushed - instalment ; on th Mr• Btaddel, at Swineford, county Mayo, over 100 miles 84. 100 'Bristomireter4p.c.B42. O 6 96 - 1,120 IS Providenos (U. Wasp PAT. 39 61 out as we got to a corner and made a grasp at me. ' - 11,000 .. Sornidge Con. llin. Co. 1 _li se t - per cent. (less th but missed his hold. He then took my daughter up in his from the town of Tipperary. Hayes's object was evidently •Bt !it'l l cof ealad , °than Quit. 811 . " i '-' - and Bandon 610.43 - - - 612 .. 8. Craton ,6t. Clear_ If MO - Portuguese loan, arms, and threw her heavily on the ground, which cut her to get to the western coast. 'The Champion says he rip- id ' sit .oornwall, 6 pre cut. 121 11 - 6,000 .. 11. Caro Brea (Moue) . 411116 d 2} 21 - very much. I ran away gemming " police " and " murder " peared greatly cut up with fatigue and anxiety. He was 6} I all • Don.Parth,& Atter.J on ' 6 6} - rill .. It W. Frances allow) Mae 100 106 - About 5,000/. ii towards some houses, when isever.d ladies came out and SR 100 !Win.* Grape 6p. et. 11l 113 ca Stray Park 3 aught me as I f a i n t e d. sent to Cloomel gaol. St. iOO • ildie.,Perth.Nw..4.p.o. - - - 9 - 0300 6 TamarBll&Lead Mae 18.9 31 3 41 ll - Saturday. 101 - The Blue Jack In reply to Mr. Yardley, SUICIDE OF A CONDEMNED MU RDERER -At th e st. 100 •GLEastern,E.C.Za.,6p. 111 113 ad I- it 6,000 10 TM Croft ' cent.. No 1 - Vale of Tows, (Oarm.) at ed. - - - with 104,000/. in • Witness said she believed that prisoner was the me n who 'Ammeter Assizes , a man named Walter Moots , residing at St. 100 'Do. do. *Na 2., I 110 112 ad - 6,000 - West Basset (11= 4 . ) 11 15 It :.- has brought 25,00 attacked her daughter. She pointed him out amongst, Coloe, near Blackburn, .was convicted before Mr. Baron SI. 100 W. do. 6 pereen.. prel.l 127 129 1,1 - ad 1,0241 .. W. Carron ( 8 29 el amoral men at the station. Wilde of the wilful murder of his wife , and sentenced to St. 100 Do. L Angler A, 6p. c.l - - -- 400 ... West Seton - from New Yolk, 4 Isabella Mould, the daughter, mid-I recollect nothing death, He was to have been executedat' noon on Saturday, Bt. 100 ' lio. do. A, 7 per cent. -- - - aut - Wh. 13•224 1602219 -480 86 - The Angleeea, i of the man till I felt myself seized violently, and and on Friday night Calmat, the executioner, arrived at St r ill/ 'Do. LUnion, 4p. et•gua. - - - 266 .. Mt Balierlitedrata) 5 50 55 - lien gold ship knc 5 pe r cent. pm. -.- - 4.003 - Wk. Eder (Calstock) 7# 1 14 thrown upon the ground, which caused me to be very much Lancaster , from London, for the purpose of carrying out ,I l i t la Do. • s 1a0ra„,.c.E..,846, - - - 1.014 .. Oh. tatty (Ito. rhinb 1.7.2. 14 Ist - The mail steam cut and bruised. The 10411 then knelt upon me, and placed the sentence . We uodentand that on Friday night the 84. me D0 : 6:9 . 2 : 2 ' .p „C .1647 1 4.4 - -. 4,900 ~ Wheel Ludeott ' 2.10.8 101 11 10f 411 rived at Lisbon is Lis foot on my chest , 1 then felt him riding about my murderer retired to rest about eight o'clock, and that two of st. 1,19 Do. sp. et. 10w/cry V . - - - Lust .. W.Man atio(Menuti 8 IS 16 lilt and turn my pocket out. I could not see the man, as the warden were in attendance upon him during the even- st. 150 Greet Northam, ap. et.' 116 118 ad - Lott ~ Wh. Prolawney ~. .-e.' 7 17 19 - In the Liverpo I had a hat on, which be knocked over my eyes. ing, in the immediate vicinity of the cell. At an early hour St. 100 Da6ered.44lop.rapet . 110 112 141 - 101114111 Wit ik there was a fresh 1 _ Primmer, who said he was innocent, was remanded f ora on Saturday morning the culprit awoke , and was for some sk 100 Do. 44 pert ot lO3 196 111 the transactions s No. I IPL. I Mum. IN ICIL prior. I Balm week.time engaged in reading. He was very restless, and paced 0 19 1. 100 0 ot Do. N p6 .c.red.at 6 p.o.p.m.' 107 100 1,.. , - 1 . Scotland, la Pref. - - ! - - 15,000 bales. same 10 Ailik2llo2 . TH A M ES. to and fro is his cell in • • state of intense mental agony. In 60 . 4 Gt.Weet(Berkaalianta • -•-• - IS.OW 1 Ira ii:liwil:• m 7 1 1 - A call of hl. lel • VIRAGO. the course of the morning be went into a water-eloset. and o t , . 10•4 , Da m eat , ii p . mil co 100 _ 10.060 5 Bradt. La all e 1} - Union Bank of Ir Margaret Forbes. a married woman, about 30 years of it appears that whilst there be pulled off his stockings and fit. 100 • Do. redeem. 4p. earl 1.0 92 1 - 25,000 1 Capula Silver i t pea - age, was brought before Mr. Woolrych, charged with being forced them into the bottom of the water-closet peso, after St. 1100 Da bredeem. 4 of _9l Of 1 - 12,000 40 Cobra Copper - The eighth call drunk and disorderly, and assaulting Jobe Mackay, • police- it bad filled with water, and, having done so, immersed his Sa i!" 1 2a S RO A • re d. 44* ..!!!!: I 1 - * 184 _. - 10 , 000 so Coplapo ( aim.) - 1167. 11 - in the Hereford, constable, No. 414 K, in Bull-lane, Stepney, near the old head in the water, until drowning or suffocation took 01000. .a. ,to , Do . ,r i lrao . . j y r ut : ;47:: 7 9 " ad. - 76.000 1 Duo lloontala Copper' ell I 1 - 2ffthl church. On the attendants going into the closet they found him lyiog ;;"' 'lOO : ije Do " . „, h ,";: . Gee. Stock , 46 48 ad, - t•••. 000 3 Fast Del Rey(Liailted) 1 1I pm - puny by the - The constable stated that a few minutes before II o'clock on the flo quite ueed ; and we learn that ' ea 6 medical maa 8 , 7 4 ' ILI . 1 De me : Cheete de. 'd n .: 66 ' 6 67 ;f 101 1 7 0: t i t, 104 f - 26,000 2 Fatima (Lim.) - The general nit eu Saturday night the prisoner was quarrelling and fighting being called in, lie exammed the deceased, end at once stated Kw Cit. Northern Cuper 1 all IL NI - Railway Company - with her husband, and upon his interfering and taking that suffocation waa the cause of death. An inquest will, St. 100 .Latio&Yorksh.ep.c.fit. ITT 139 - td 19,800 le General MS. Australia (m).1111 01 dr - at Turin. _ her away, she abused him in the most violent of course, Lave to be held upon the body, when there is no 88. Ilee loa.&llright-ap.c.Guit I No. 1 Ile 118 - INNS 1 Ruud& Wm.) 1 1 pm - The liquidaton manner. He advised her to go home, w hi c h s h e doubt that a rigid investigation will be made into all the e . . 100 I Da. 114 59.0. da,. No . a l 2, 114 118 - 11,000 Wares all 6 - refused to do, and renewed the conflict with her husband , circumstances of the occurreoce. Moore was a tailor by '"'' , ilt. WO , Do.o pa do. -. • I 138 140 - 10,000 Lealtanlan - (Limited) have ma - A mob of 100 pereons, among whom were the greatest trade, agod 36 yearn . For some time before the murder he gt, 100 I Doli t e. do. Ne.4l 116 118103,815 Mongolia an If a. 1- contributories, pa) 410.009 IttletilneC. of oAu (L) } ruflisne iri Stepney, assembled, who encouraged the had resided apart from his wife, who went to live with her St. 100 i Do. p.e. do. ....1 - - - 10,000 21 Pragiband 811verLead all 1 6 - drunken couple. He took the prisoner into ens- uncle, a man named Jacob Wood, who kept the Hare and St. , 104 ' Do. 4 p.oprtsh d 0... - - - 100,000 1 Port Phillip ll4 IL iii II Consols, which c testy, and she kicked and plunged in a fearful Hounds public - Louse at Coble. On the 12th of April the 81 . 1 00 ' D 0.70.0. Fret Stock- • 1 61 167 -• 1 Santa Barbara Gold M f pa --•- • • 80,000 1 llootash Aorta. (Ur) lea 1 Om - both for money a woe, and raved and made use of very abominable lan. Prisoner came to the hour and cut her throat lathe kitcheo, St. iii Deap.o.do.(W.EAC.P.. I* 132 ore ,100 Dim o.St(iliv.der.4lll - 11.000 Ile ,84. John del Rey (Lim.; If 66 - gouge and threats. She aloe struck him and kicked him, saying that she had been unfaithful to him, and that he had . , 4 opened this morni but she wan too much intoxicated to do him much harm , come on purpose to do it. St. 100 'Lon. and Dovea 102 103 - 43,174 111.111 United Mexican td 80.11 no 1 W orthiner , l.lnhl MII 161 If I e n a _a - to I. The official lle had gnat trouble in taking the prisoner to the statioo- SUDDEN DEATH OF A POLIcE CONSTABLE WHILE St. IMO lAN W.Cov.diNuu.bc. - - 45,09) 3 Yudanaundans (Lim.). all 4 M - Three per Cent. 1 houw, and in doing so be was hustled by the mob and ON HUTT. -Richard Lillycrup, No. 409 A Reserve, but et. 'lOO Lt&W.7p.e.Stasteash. - - - Sx too •Loudooderry and Kula - - - JOINT STOCK. BANN& ditto for account (I aboi., were thrown at him. actually belonging to the G division of police, died suddenly 84. me , 44, ..,,,, ,ea. , tame.ep.et 2 , 2 124 .... The prisoner deliverer! a very long harangne, and Raid the yesterthiy morniog about half-past twelve i;clock, while 6 4 , De , di I IPm - No. lIL I BARU. IN.I a. pike.. 1 Sam Three per Cents. police.mestaW o dashed her on the ground, struck her with I doing duty in Petucoat lase. At the time mentioned there St. 100 • Do. 111 per out .- 66 67 -. WAN PO Agra and U. Ser. Bank . P 35 Ft mi- --. . per Cents., 931, a i his fist, and gave her a black eye, and then kicked her, She was a cry of stop thief, lame person having had his pocket 10 6 Dosedostnable 6 p.ot 4 Ima _ itetie 1 09 . illianceLoo.&l.l a l i • . 6 9 4 lips' 111_ Cents., 77 ;In vim covered with black and blue marks, and the mob cried picked. Lillyeruppunued, but lusingsight of the num in come- St 103 MdialadnooteP-aliteel , -- - - ditto Four per Cenl out va se P of the crowd always assembled there on Sundays, U. .100 Do•Cor. Bo& 8.6p.c.' IP 140 - 10,000 M Ira tr k of Bine - - ditto Bonds, 275.. The prisoner called ',itemises, who only • spoke to a public- he stopped a coostable of the H divisioo, and made inquiry St. 150 ! pe „, Gehie 4 p. , ss otd 4 , 34 iii somo to Sank of London • - somo Se &WA N. •11100100 .., all ..- " enfaoad " rupee I boom quamil ',strew° her and her hushind. It was proved whether he bad seen such a person. Scarcely were the 24 . Ho g er e o u t s m um. at e m. - _ 12,500 20 Char.Bk.Brit Columbia 10 f }ells - and-a-Half per Cei she received the black eye on Thursday, an'l was before Mr. words spoken when he fell forward , and caught hold of the m, ice ,N ew th Eintishli percen. 113 115 - 112,20 C 40 C. bit. 1•41•.•110..liiiIli lib ISI 104 19 :Wife on Friday for being disorderly, and discharged with a other's shoulder, the next moment sinking to the pavement. St. 100 1 Do. Na. Gua 6p. et 110 112 _ PVC 116 tairtze. Marc. of Leak Exchequer Bills lecture. He was carried immediately to the Chapel-yard Station- re ' all Do. Border Uwoo .. gne 1} 11 mo . - Lon., and China all 33 86 xd - being unaffected 13; Mr. Woolrych find the prisoner fa., and in default of house, where the divisional surgeon at once attended, St. WO ,N.Bas.--Cous.4l , hi. 93 94 ad I - ad 6MO 100 aty 10,000 100 Colonial - on the bills which payment four days' impris o nment . and announced death to have been instantaneous, from 00 ._ Is I Do. Loads 6 p.ct No. 1 - - I = 60,000 93.11 Cum. of Canada .. .. -. al: .... - -- b e re d uce d f rom it The prisoner celled out to her friends in the court " Don't disease of the heart. Lillycrup had been in the force 26 ' lO , wa tr o d,. B. C &po re , ut i t a v im - 16. 10 Ens.o...t..tmui.ctuki all 171 18 18 poy the tioe, I'll do the four dayein'prison.” She then shook about 14 years. 20 all 'North Staffordshire._ - 10, to Imperial Bank. Limited 74 Ms par -• per annum to 24. her fist at the police-constable, and exclaimed, '' I'll make A DANiiERoUs LUNATIC.-On Saturday morning 81 all Scotia/410ml Mewled. - - - 10,000 110 London and Brazilian 6} 0 poi 64 The India Five 1 YU Da. PreLet -.- - you lose your cast as sure as you are born when I come oat" a terrible assault was eon .... itted at Gloucester by • man 881 t: 100i10° 8 °° 414 • -- -- 6 86,01.0 10 Lon. Ch. Berm of mum MI 16 26a 161 closing at 1084 to . , Do.Abeept p.c..- - - - es,ose 110 Do. Now - - - named William Tombs, a hay doder, who, although not St ,100 , De. 7 la& he ,. sk,d, - - - • • -- 116,000 60 London and County - firmer at 275. to V A PERSIAN BEAUTY AT lIIRAZ.- x Sol B • A I 'd be- placed under rest:Mot has for some time back been closely 10 ' all S. Devon Fixed as p. c., 10 101 ad - 10,000 SO London Joint Stock watched as a lunatic. On Saturday morning, after break- I.od MI &Pa (Read. An. 41.0.6 I tr 241 _ 100100 20 London & South Aletesui 16 81 41 fete, the street was narrow. What was to be done " Turn f be suddenly laid hold of a hatchet, and struck his wife 84. 100 ' Do. 64 per cent lOO 102 10 PO 100 Loa. and Weetniinster.. 10 77 79 701 Extraordinary 1 Icr , awl not, even had I wished to do so, for my servant was •v . 1 t blow n the head. She screamed for assistance, itt 'lOO Do. Lied 4 1 Per coat- me 102 1 100 } - 20,000 100 Metro. & Prov. Bank (L. 10 1 1 ills - ga m s It a li a n l follow . nig close upon me; and had I turned back to get out w hl e e h ee e •ef • him the h h er St. 100 4 Vistas gua. cep. rot] -- 1 _ 60,00 u 100 Nat. Pon. of Ragland.. 42 - - -• appeared to t unate more, as e gave ;, „ steadily through _ of the way of a woman, he would probably have instantly repeated blows on the head, knocking her to the ground and , w "' I: se '''' s Do, - - i - p. e. gue •84 66 MOM SO Nations! Burk - -.- Poured forth upon her • volume of startling and horrible h eo in her after she down. Mn. Clarke, the landlady ii •*- - I all Stock.&Darllngsoutp.a.l 674 11,4 - MOP 20 New South Wales all 61 63 30.400 16 Onaital Bank Corpora all 61 63 an - marked advance aim... For this a Persian invariably does if a woman happens of the souse • which they lodged alarmed by the shrieks, IS an Do. do. Rep.*: 33 84 - e ouse in lawn 20 Ottoman nook hours, owing to tl to act into his way, and often be will strike at her with his 1 it• i n t o 26 all I Do. do. Copt 11l St - 1 24 3pm -. from Paris, and 1 raa to ascertain the cause, and on oo ing 25, 10 Do. New whip. It then occurred to me it was just within the bond s li O I Ilfster.d Illkosinl o 9. o . „.„41 127 64 _, - Sort 100 Pronoclal ot luau - cent, above that of poesibi • lily that, if 1 pushed my horse close in against , the parlour, saw the unfortunate woman bleeding on the Sa• fioo Tom bs an after Mrs. Clarke , flourishing the hatchet, St- 11 " I te i ta t -°ttlet r ast " `a . 'al ... xd 14001 25 South Australia all - - 1 Bonds have risen the wall to allow her as much room as possible to pass, her i oodr.woot in rou pro b a bili ty hav e ; indicted some ten ons ft. 100 Do. do. id de 120 124 ad, - Rot Pres. HO 142 xd - 4• Om 25 [Nino or Anemill• _ 0 11 25 4 ;64 46 6 - etlfiulity to see the Feriogee would cause her to lift her ! i ii • h • Pm d ha eY k h Mee Clarke ' • 161* 100 I Da lawl). 6 • 9 ta t a d leer let Union of Ireland ( La). S I} 01 Me - Turkish Bonds of jury on h e r if he coul vov ert en . • s t pm .Do aaporp. 6 mt. re . 11 - 'ter 60 1101011 tat 14000• veil as she went by. No curiosity was at that point that I of / per cent. I cries, however bn uht istae, and the maniac was would have charged the very wall itself, had I been sure ! secured. lie '' exclaimed, g " tilled I have i my wife and I 11•0111.110 N LAILWAYL _____. lILKULLIAMBOVS. Bonds 4, and Peru that the unv • eiled face of this majestic form would have I gem be h ung . " H then sated that he had been reading ii. II pi I Lawn& Midas Nebo. I Illes. No. I tot 1 Oorteastat. 1 PdICI. pima I area tan stock was not Peeled me on the other side. In the full consciousness of I e 8 I. a newspaper that e was to murder her and the' .... 1 .- 10.0.“41 A2.10.112:1002 NW,. an , tsiik - There was a elect Mr youth and beauty-for the latter I bad quite made up ' could ee ••• m e di ca l '• ta was - • Larrilsoi 71 el I - t rest until be h ead done it. aims !ice m •11 = ._ - 9.. *OOP 10 Pirtle RI. Mall Ilt(L.) all I I 4 - A gra Bank. Pro ea alied she possessed, the former could not but exist with 1 , 21 ; • tinned, sod the poor woman was put to bed, but it is not mMI ,Madiattes, - 30,00! M Aurelian Aural.-- le In 24 pi London and Brazil tt Proud airy step-she advanced towards me • 8441 "11 !e , tot that • • the frightful i' • she has 1111 le Illahlei&g.ln.ll. 7p.s. 11 2 pm, 70 lite else cao wryer njuries stone' 10 Berlin Waterworks. an ,61 64 - the rery centre of the narrow road. I felt that I positively SMI leelglan L 1 .. 11 11 1 - to.seo. 6 Bombay owl. Limited... 111 din epm - miscellaneous she .7 I received Pew pale with anxiety as the veiled face came level w ith i ' 10 all 'Briers to Gralaseassa. - - 634700 Bt. BM. its Isiah Adot let .. lee ,6061 PI - 1 Great Ship, both MEXICAN BRIGANDS.-Recent letters from Mexico . 1 10 Dermeaux KIWI IS Ball. 101 114 •••••• me horse's head. Was I fated to see only that provoking I atm 20 Do. II 7 per e. till 1961' 4111 19 11 - et of white gauze that so effectually concealed the face be- I have mentioned the case of •H. Destagne, a French mar- lin all .ooptspo - II - 8.916 331 Canada Lot ell 100 103 - Australian Agricul neath ?or was Ito be dazzled with the beauty it so jealously , chant. The facts, as disclosed by his depositiou and the 10 all I Do. Eatendon - 860,000 Pt. C e :gilir.orEzg.&Smelt. MI It 18 - Ocean Marine II t , arded! For a few moods I was in anxious doubt, and • evidence taken .hefore the legation. are as follows :-" On I sa 1 14 Mis I - - 0 1 111 ° 2:1 " " 0 ' 7 ' 4.. - t,oonata: Bt. Palace HARM, 84. Preference lea 109 11! - day 10 to 104 pram then the rosy-tipped fingers held hock for one instant the ; the 19th of June be started for the 'Versa de Cordova,' alO all od. ern aeattee deo. aO. _ - 277,000: et. Do.. p. ct. Perp. Deb. 100 119 111 - 2il to 24 prem. white game veil that fell before the face. And the beauty that ' short distance from the city of Mexico, when of • sudden he h 0 e u l o t c en t ra l o r pe a mie„. -•-• * 006 ; 10 &India & Lou. shi ppm' alb 810 - anoe, li to 4 die, Moue upon me during that one short instant was one I have i was surrounded by armed men belonging to the corps of !20 all fit. Latembg. Coast, Sh. 14 141 114 $O,OOOl 10 Matindialtrix.& taut llitdr i pm - ii.,er forgotten Cuellar a government general. They seized him, bandaged 120 all Italian ; Junction - -• 700,000 1 St lglectrle Telegraph .... 100 ,WY lee - dia. ; London and his eyes and .carried him off to the mouutains, where he 'l4 ail ilake Constance & Bale. -. 70,000 6 log. and Aust. Oop. .. all 14 21 - par ; and Mercant beauty that 1101114 down upon you from the eyes of the Yet -. lartas-ne, far from it ; nor was it the beauty of • • Magda. I remained • prisoner, without shelter, exposed to the rain 110 all :ism and Tunihout - The closing quot lie, limning with love and affection. Yet. b y some strange lO all Lyons and Geneva - ... and cold. They then, with • pistol at his breast, compelled g a a, 29 all aria Ante - - -. 4 .. SPUN 1 Great Ship (Limited', .. all f I II MON I Do. 174 per oent. Prat all I} 11 - takings to-day wail freak of memory, when I recalled afterwards the beautiful h i m to write to his wife, requiring her to pay to his orier 110 all :w ieL aja ege Ley the 54 II 111 MOO a utdrics 'rd. (t.).. 44 a} at dis - tan, 14 to 1 dis. ; 'woo, I was oddly enough remiuded of both. Such • nio- the sum of 2,001 dollars . His wife, suspecting some 10 0 11 'D.. bp,,pirt Belg.gov. so II - 1100.060 4 laa. Gat Omnibus no Mr la la la 4 'rotary glimpse was it, that I find a delineatioo of each • deceit, refused to pay the order. From that mo- 15 sn NOrtham at cet• ••. 30 40 - 10,000 10 Lon.t23. Ire. Dir.) 2- - - Ayree, 4to 4 rri Particular feature utterly impossible ; but I will write as 'fleet' he was submitted to the most frightful 10 15 Do. New Shares - pia - 60,000 IN Madras trip. & Came 1242) pm - R a il wa y, p ar t o p far kll I 110 1 alde that which remains as • fair memory of the 'h unk Prot 5 10 treatment. On the 24th of June, with his eyes 10 all ,11Cemetrisa Ts I - ' 'SmyrunAldito 8 7 el ls - 12,000 le Neater. Ita. TeL(Lice) all 31 a/ 110.000 116 Manorial Dreamt Co.. 6 11 11 pm - - Of dia. • London laq• The heir parted low on the forehead, but the hood of still baud y was lodged in a wretched hovel, N 17 (Ottoman ..... %wit 4: 41 - MOO 111 NerbmidaCoal&troolLt 6 1 2pm - par ,• North Lon& - the Cell, atm' II f I 11 • • log we orwan , a owed only • little of it, to • exposed to all the inclemencies of the weather, kept ' :68 all Peele ' l 22ol4o4lll -. I moos 6 NotherkindsL 81 4 .0•Pri all 2 1 - Rolling Stock, i 1,,, ...s. That, I could not but observe, was black and • almost without food, and threatened constantly with death +, a n L a w a nd S. of 1,724 100 N. Dram. a N. 5000.10. 21 12 it - 11 "'"Y e• a raven's w • th e Plea , of LI% ed that They declared they would shoot him unless he laid down asereambucol g. 7lt a 181 131 ad 184 ad . 144,670 IN. PM Austraralaa.. sr. / 1 - 4to 4 Prem. log, and g i go aow ~. mdo o e t h e 25t h he was Canada Five per a fee • emu were " wreathed in the dark midnight of her '''dollars . ' " ell 'lLiga and Dunabwg - 1-7 -101,00 e 1 • solid Gas - hair- . the mountain, where be was kept without shelter, half 110 all Royal 4 Dealsh__ . „_,. 16 60.000 10 tit lan (Mott- 01 9 1 71 _ ,„ - The eyebrows were pot arched, but a il4Ma 1 pm - meet Bonds were i Pr rad- starved, and nearly naked. Several times did they take 6 11l ' l7 / o m l a ' aa ' a 1 1 - 10,000 6 Pasoan titter Le nature or art, I had not ti • • me to chaboguis -to be . • II all ' Do. 7 per cent. 0 aro al Peel Inver land& lua.lloo 60 63 -••••-• ratted tight acmes in 000 onatinuou• dark line, S . O ISS CU 111111 Out to be shot, making him kneel down and firing at ,10 au &wan, and m eess , , Tog ;rig lOl I 20,000 60 Psalm aed Oder Memo all 72 74 73 a : this Deem. , it by no means marred the strange be at.l et him with blank cartridges. These barbarities were con. 10 all Do. 51 per cent. Prr * .i. to 10 i - 10,000 60 Do. New to 11 13 pm - IIINEA! tn. f... , . The eyes were large and softly brown , a dee r s • tinned for twenty-tero days ; his sufferings were so intense 10 8 ilanPaulealialg.7 peret. 14 11 pm as - 10,000 10 ILBsa & led. Tel 0.61 all - - - for that one instant they flashed forth a look which that he felt he could not survive than much longer ; he 20 IS Saint& lam-Venetleo 81 4pm 211 1 *coo 00 2k/wog ace ell 17 19 Id - MINE, - pedlar , again wrote to his wife, informing her of the awful positiou * 10 . S. Lot PortulalTperCtp - ss , - 10,000 la Do. New MI 8 161 ad - Pedlar more of wonderment than alarm, at the Hark. 4.250 55 Itio deJan. City Ini.(L) , all 271 Int - The mining marl euted iefidel, over whom, at thatvery moment , the shine ' in which he stood." The Prussian minister, with his 91 all Illoutheru of Ponce.... VI 1 ells 21 - ad 29,760 25 Do. do llt f i Pel - of her y e ti were sweeping , • IN West Flanders 71 7} . - 16.000 too Royal Mall gram -9351 66 -- few features of into Utelt fair . No wanton iof old complexion w"toeuxereid at last obtained upon payment of 500 dollars. When he 1 6 a n „,. se par sect. Pref 10 lea 1300,000 at. Scottish Lust, Inverts. IWO 125 lee - quoted 101 to 114, that pale, bloodleas cheek y , which ev e r ' , turned home big family scarcely recognised him 1 his 10 all Wail di N. W. of Fear, 1,11 221 I - 16.106 2.3 South Australlaa Lam all IR at n as if it could ' 1 to 12 ; Whoa aver have known • blush. One thought ofthe lines, limbs were swollen • his sight nearly gooe • and his nervous APO 1 entensrlas TeL Berle .• all f I 1 - 1 1 to DIIIINTOI,II STMTS. system so shattered that for some time it became a question - Dare 1 De. do. Reglelared- all I I 4 - W eal Fortune, 24 . In all h 2 term, No eon lo ,„ se us drop, to tome a blush , remains." whether he would ever recover. 1 No. IMt I Mom& I I'd I Cl, torts••• I sant. 11.100 10 Do. 40. - Foreign and cot ee aam dl blue spot tatooed on the centre of her chic, CRYSTAL PA LACI/L-BLONDIN ON THE Low BOPS. WON_ A IM , nokarnAl.sisnanatir - 96i00 . 99 60,000 1 relepaph to India (L.) 1I f die - Lae", In T.& u. el auso.,) ta. t i dis roc - quiet. Port Phill ' ea o give no further description of • face that haunta me ONE Sauttwo I:qr.-Uruguay, ALMOST W.-Admissions . "atm IL 110,101 k 4 2. 0 . 1( ArA 80 91. 22 - - - like a d 1111,481 St. W. Ear. 4p.ot.Jaat&J eta am 103 109 - MAN 80 Truid&LaCo.U.Oseads 611 pa - prem., • nd Unit. ream whenever I think upon it, -Blackicoods Maga- , out payment, 8,560; ditto by season tickets, 1,304; total : pre 6 On. Kingdom Tel. IL.). 3 4 Ais _Par - t 1•• - M. Iletteask II Kest 40. MI: - - _ :iae foe September. i %MI. meal et. w.aumarioz.-stp.c• In lot - 14.000 100 Vol Dlomeslaad •Ni ll se .... unaltered. BIL I Pd 1 ItaawAre * I ei t ag turda Pi r em . I 81166 10 1 t"ai lalli. j tag ail blllf k., .. lif Oi. 1144041 t &I 84 - 9/. WO litrl4m.,&Cbsi V lne 9 411 1 11170 sad rwsi• ... 10 ell IDenton.ll6seks - i.iii.6 II T .. - W„ 109 110414401 sad lizeier BB 88 24 - IN. 100 ICkledesdan N 211 . Cork and Bandon....- ...- - 81 all 'Cornwall 64 - 10 all ,'Do.• J A nodlv. antal6 1 1 - 10 alllDo. B 1 p.o. 14 psfdto B. 6 I - N an pablio am: BA MA res. 41 43 ad - N all Mud., Forth, &Abd.Jo. 9 10 - Br. 100 Ildinburgkand Glasgow 86 86 - 14 all North and Clyde/non - - - 41a. 100 Glasgow &8. Western 106 106 84, 100 Crest Eastern St. 100 Do. A Stock . - at. 100 Do. East Angilma Stk II 221 - St 100 G4ea4 bertha.' erellasiui 136 140 - 80. WO Orel& Northern - ad N. 100 D 0.4 / &rec. nodiv. an- 1221 123/ ad 124 ad M. 100 Do. ti JWB p ct. la pskl B 1112 134 ad - _W. 190 ter aoaces wee% am) 106 107 id 106 ad 8 41 1. AO Great Westin) 9. 100 Do.illtourraLOna.Bll 64 06 ad - Ilk 100 Lancashire& Yorkshir 106 1061 1081 N. 100 London and Ellackwall 02 64 se N. 100 Inu., to n , &S.Con+ , 114 1204 11 1 / 4 20 191 W. 100 ILoadon, ,&Dov 44 66 46 N. 100 London & North Wean. 931 941 ad 981 4 xd 131 all Do. Eighth. - - .. 8 4. 100 landonallouthWeater . 901 1001 901 16 all Londooderry&Colersin - -•-. tit 100 Do. and Kan/skills 40 46 -. 04. 100 Ilan.jibsL,Alancohnu 1 39 SS] 9 10 ll44ropolltan a 81 14 Ilk 1011 11lifland ..—.. - 6400 2.14 Do. Now l4 11 pm ad 11 me xd 44 . 100 Do. Dina. & Derby 97 90 xd - ad W all Mid. CO. Wu. are.) - •- - 86 all Illd Kent - - WO9 all Newcastle and Carlisle -•-• - 10 II Newry & Armagit,deL - .- ills ... 10 WI Newra,Warreap.& Los -. .- -• Ilk WO Norfolk - - -. 111. 1111 North British N. leg Do.l.4ln.,Parth. Dam' 271 24 214 81. 100 North Devon Milk &D. - - - M 100 N. Eastern-Berwlok - ad N 161 Do. G.N.E.Pnre. 1 01 dls sd - dm St. 101 Do. Leeds .... . 64 ad - W. 100 De. York Ilk 100 North Loodan 10 6 Dra New Par 1 1 011 - 4 184 North fitedordsblre 4 • 4 4 oh - l 0 all Nceth&S.WasikenJ sae. 104 101 id - St. 100 1 SoMtish Cootral - Bf. 100 154:04015h N.& Aber.ll4k. 47 49 - 86. 100 Soottlah Widland lO4 106 - li. 100 I bhropublre Union 47 49 - 10 ail ISlttingbourne&Sheern. - - - M. 100 ;South Devou lO4l 464 ad -• It. 100 South Eastern ..- 110. 100 (South Wales 44. 100 8. Yorksh. & Elver Dou 07 99 - 10 all *Stalues.Wokleto. 16 all Stockton & agtm 871 384 - 11 15 Ditto ditto - 4l 100 Taff Vol. - 10 aL Illitw xd V 1 - W 16 De. - 131 6 6 44 Do. . " .... - et.ale of Neigh - Sk 100 Vlotorla Stn. & Plano° 1 41 143 - 20 all Wat Cornwall O4 64 - 54. 100 11.liartlepoolllarb.114 1 - - - N . 100 West Midland-Oxford 42 43 - Bt. 100 Ditto Ne wp ort 35 40 - St. 100 1 Ditto Herdord 90 92 ad - Q. IPd I IAU.WA2I. 1 a raturZ a . " I t w irl! IN 01l Alianfile 0 10. lawns.* 67 00 IL 108 Ikea. Bar. &Cair/p.a. 1011 1024 10 2 Do. New — 304 all 110/faloßlokidlgavoN 64 67 10 all Do. holorono• . 84 0 u• us BUlL,Brant.. Aug. 444304ga Ip.e. Bdo, 1,1872 inilonodbylltd.AL.H. 73 12 -.. IN IN Do. J 4,41878, d lllO . 76 79 IN IN Do. Juno 1, UHL Nito. 76 79 8t 100 Odaatla .1 D. Biskra lot 101 IA 1000 CipoToDooklp.o.gna Vat 1n 104 II 100 Bid India pia. sp. et 1;41 1 . 07 1044 10 5 Do 0. Ratesoluo 2 10 I 4 3 1 : Bt. lintad Thiokol Oanoda 2 1 217 21 103 all Do. 11 per et. Prot. 100 all Do.floc.rreLdp.ct.Se 64 66 w all Dadra, al Dolma 3O 82 31 100 AU Do. 7 per at nes 4O 43 w 11l Do. do. 1067 3O 18 100 all Do. do. UN.. 90 91. 100 fib Now 'Julian Plalasols 102 10 Pm 1 103 24 12 Do. i 4 _ 10 2 Do. January, 1862 Bt 100 GL 8. of India a. 6 p. of 101} 1424 101 all 04.114411Conada. Mara 127 11 13 4 914 II Do. Now 77 74 11. IN aD Inallp.eßdopoy7ll,w.op 03 101 w all Do. 64 do.. 77.w 4 L0p. w in D 0 . 6 41a018da.94.7.73 00 02 10 1 Indian Branch Limited 4di par IL IN Medina Guar. 64 par 01. 11 93 M. 110 Do. do. 6 p‘w A 1014 1074 K 100 Do. 44 par at. De L 66 96 /t 101 Italb.Corp.dp. at.Dooda 10 0 N.lnunawlek d Canada duo • cap. 26 an De. do. load do 6 7 N a Da do. Bay. do 4 6 se an Do. do. Laud do 4 6 100 N. R. of Canada 6p. a B6 N N. 109 Undo 1024 10114 26 16 Do. ranjaub 1e all Do. do. IL 100 D0.1nd.81.1kd.5.14 6 98 100 FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. Bb. IPd I RAGMN Mid A. I i* pekoe. I loin. 4 iall o.Lusembourg6p.oonL 34 4 10 all Do. issued at AU .. 100 all Lausanue and Fribourg 051 10 all North of France 3p. ct. 12 1 12 11 aU Do.GateCharieroh3lp.e. 60 all Farb& Lyons 5 pwcent. 10 all Do. New 8 por cent lll ltr 4 'all RoyalSwedlshs per omit 23 3 201d1 S.Ana& Loin. Von. 3p. e lO 104 10 :all Southern ofFrancoap.c ll 13 100 'all Victor Rmmanaolitp.ct OO 104 10 'all W.AN.W.off o rance3p. 11 124 No. I Sh. I MM. I Pd. la. prices I Milos. 0,000 SO British Iron l6 - - - I.O O A .. Dey. G. Con. Maybe ) 1 456 686 - 60,000 1 East Clogau Gold (lima) 6.. 1 ells I P lll I 6,144 .. Kest Caradon 20444 47 td - 6.000 - East Card Brea 4,000 Cravlatk )M.16 6 31 1 31 - 481 .. Gratabler & Bt. Adopt 671 16 6} :71 - 6, .. Greet South Taigas - 6.908 - G. In. Toe (Helatea ) 4O 6 6 - 6,000 ... GrenyWe - 1,024 .. Rand .Foot Bllla. 41 43 - 6,000 .. Kingston Downs '4216.6d 31 3 - 6,000 - lady Bertha 1.18.e. 1 1 - 9,000 .. Marks Valley - 00,000 4 Mwridy Iron Ore-- 11_ . t 0144 - North Downs 11 .. N. Frances (Mogan) - U.S - - - 6,090 .. N. Wh. Borst Inkiest) M 9a. SI Si - 6,640 .. North Wheal Crotty - 1.4.9. 11 6 - 0,400 - Par Cons. (St. Blasey) . 13 5 6 - 1,120 10 Progidenee (U. Lela*. 10.6.7. 39 61 - 600 .. Clifford - 612 .. Faun Basset ,Illogan) - 306 .. Margaret Way Want) 9O 40 42 nd - 11,000 .. Sortrldge Con. Illn. Co 1 1 3. 1 612 .. S. Condon tilt. Clew)- 11 MO OM .. S. W. Franca. (Wog* 18.18.9 100 106 wwoo 920 .. Stray Park 18.9 11 33 - - - - 6,000 .. IL Cern Brea (Bloom . 611116 d 21 21 - 9,600 6 Tamar 1111.&Lead 88600. de - 9 10 3 6,000 10 Tin Croft- 13 10,000 .. Vale et Toney (Own.) 111 s. Ild - - - 6,000 - West Basset (Illogsa) ll 13 14 - 4 124 .. W. Cando.' (I.lsai* 6 19 St - 00 Wait Seton - 612 _ Wh. asseesposss t k- 83 WI 86 - 266 .. Wh. Bailee Itedru ) 6 60 56 - 8.006 - Wh. Idlest (Cabana) 73 1 11 - 1,014 ... Wh. Kitty arn. Lalanti 1.7.2. 0} 10/ - 4800 .. Wheal Ludoott 2.10.8 101 11 103 111 1.094 .. W.llary Suu(Monuyo )1 8 IS 16 - I.oto .. Wlt. ?Mamie, ”.. 4 1 7 17 19 - 101LIGE 11.11116. No. I Mi. I MM. 114 IQ. prises. i Say. IKON it Amanda= .. .181 11 - MOOS 1 Don Aeoordji;nlt . e . .i. sill 3 - 10.000 S Brasil. L.&M.06.(1.1ni) alll ll - 112,000 1 Canals Silver 1 1 pin - 40 Cobra Copper - 10,000 10 Copiapo (iSm.) .. II6 r ! S S - 76.000 76.000 1 Dun Mountain Copper , mil 1 1 - 2.5,000 3 East Del Rey(Llailted) 1 1 3pm - 16,000 1 Fortuna (Llni.) - 19,600 II General all 11 88 - 86.010 Gt. Northern Copper - 028. Australia (Ulm ) 13 11 i 0 . 1 4 U - ANS Kapuncla ( 1801 . ) 1 Pm - 16,400 I Linares - 103 10, , 000 Lamiarlt an qulta o f 1 1i As - 816 M - 210,000 al. - 11.11thineC. of . Aus.(l.) 1 10,000 SO loatgiband Silver Lead all 1 ll i - 100,000 8 Port Phillip l ll 11 8 1/ II 11 1 Santa Barbara Gold 3 pi - 80,000 1 lloottish Austin. mum) Iss 1 pm - 11,000 IP 194.J0hn del Rey (Lim.; 11 66 - 43,174 121.61UnIted Mexlcan sll 16171 7 00 . 00,.. 1 Worthing! , I.lnhl .ll 11 i .. 45,000 3 Yudanaundana (Um.) all 23 11 - MONEY MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) The directors c the St. John del Rey Mining Company (limited) have received by tel Two o'CrocA. from Lisbon, the f o ll ow ing r eport, dated e k r e a :r i i i IU ID oit avaa per ton. The funds opened this morning with increased Velhe, July, 1862 :-Produce for Ist and 2nd , firmness, and a fresh rise of 1 per cent. took places ddivisions, 20 days July, 21 179 °davits ; yield, Remittance, 90,441 ata owing to the confirmation of Saturday's i news from Italy. Sales have followed, We are requested to state that th e subscription however, and the market is now comparativel y for the further issue of shares i n th e D o n Pedro dull, at a reduction of 1 per cent. from Saturday's North del Rey Gold Mining Company will be closed closing quotations. Further news from Italy isawaited on the 7th Sept. with much interest. Th e other markets have been The directors of the Labuan Coal Company have generally better, but are now quieter. The chief issued a circular to the shareholders, comprising movement has been in Italian Five per Cents :a and t t racts f mailf ro aa m ta c t o oi mm ta unica i r i o d n d s , received by etao,. themaibvi . Lombardo-Venetian Railway s hares. Foreign co., the company's agents at Singapore, and Mr. stocks of several kinds are buoyant. ; Sinclair, the superintendent at Labuan, and show- Console are officially marked 933, 1, and 4 for ing that " satisfactory progress continues to be money, and 031, 4,4, and 4 for the account. The made in the development of the company's mining present quotation is 931 to 4, both for cash and Property next Thursday's settlement. The o ffi cial business lAt Pro v idence showedo a liti c nes it meeting, 2 balance of 7th last., thin acco , report is as follows :-Bank Stock, 242 ; Three per dividend of 11. per share (1,1201.) was declared, leasing 'Cents. Reduced, 931, I ; New Three per Cents., 2891. 18.. to the ne x t a°,°°°" 931, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Mount Plasm eclared a It= oCio7m..pazy. per (M on the Mk Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1091 ; ditto for se- I Croat Cseadon Mine. on the 28th inst., made a call of 2s. count, 1081; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 We • . " Lae stminster Mine sold, on the 28th inst. 20 teas of l er 1866, 1011; dittoßonda , 275. prem. ; Five per Cent. lead ore, at 11/. IM.. tid. per ton ; the Mount Pleasant, 16 per ton; sit the Fordale, 100 tons, at I.U. 6d. eofaced " rupee paper, 1041 ; ditto Five-and-a- tio t n i si. L at 6 l2t. 5.. per to n ; the North Carrock, 221.13 tons, at Half per Cent, 1111; Exchequer Bills, June, 215., per . f oe . 18s. prem. ; ditto March, 18s. prem. In the foreign stock market some animation has been observable, and in several instances prices have advanced. Mexican Bonds have been in great demand, and have been marked as high as 30. The Italian Five per Cents. opened with great buoyancy, and were dealt in as high as 711, but are last marked 704 and 71. The now Turkish Loan has risen to Ito 01 die., and the paid-up to 67 to 4. The Turkish Loan of 1834 is quoted 851 to 861; that of 18118, 681 to 694, ex the dividend due this day ; Venezuelan scrip, 1 to 11 prem.; Peruvian, 1 to 01 dis. ; Portuguese,24 to 2,1 prem. ; and Egyptian scrip second issue, 6to 7 prem., ex div. Russian scrip is marked i 1 prem., being inquired for. Transac tions are recorded as follows :-Belgian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 100 (exchange 25fr.) ; Chilian Three per Cents.,l 75 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 65 (exchange 128.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1021, 103 ; Equador New Consolidated, 171, 18 ; Italian Five per Cents., for account, 711, 4,4, 71, 4, 704, 71 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 291, 30, 291, 1 ; Moorish Five per Cents, 954 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 971, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., scrip, 101. paid, 21 prem. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 901 ; ditto Five per Ceuta., 1862, scrip, •/3/. 105. paid, 4,4, prem. ; ditto, paid-up scrip, 931 ; Spanish Three per Cents. for account, 54 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 441 ; the Commit tee's Certificates, 94 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 861, 861 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 69, 681, ex. div. ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1862, scrip, 401. paid, 4,1, 01 din. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 671, 4 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 274. The undermentioned loan instalments fall due ' , to-day, less the amounts already paid in full, viz. :—On the Turkish, 10 per cent. ; on the first issue of the Egyptian, 74 per cent. (less 4, the amount of the half-yearly coupon), being the final instalment ; on the second issue of the Egyptian, 20 per cent. (lees the half-yearly coupon); and on the Portuguese loan, 5 per cent. About 5,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank on Saturday. The Blue Jacket has arrived from Melbourne with 104,000/. in gold. The Arabia, from Boston, has brought 25,0001., and the City of Manchester, from New Yoik, 40,0001. The Anglesea, with 28,000 L, is the only Austra lian gold ship known to be now at sea. The mail steamer Oneida, from Brazil, has ar rived at Lisbon with 41,0261. in specie. In the Liverpool cotton market on Saturday there was a fresh advance of id. to Id. per lb., and the transactions were again considerable, reaching 15,000 bales. A call of 61. is to be paid on the shares in the Union Bank of Ireland (Limited) by the 26th. The eighth call of 2L is to be paid on the shares in the Hereford, Hay, and Brecon Railway Com pany by the 29th September. The general meeting of the Turin and Savona Railway Company is called for the let of October, l et Turin. The liquidators of the Asphaltum Company (Limited) have made a call of 4a. per share upon the contributories, payable on the 22m1 instant. SATURDAT EVI3aIIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 930, "sellers," both for money and next Thursday 's settlement, opened this morning at 930 to 0, and closed at 930 to j. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 930, 0, ; ditto for account (Sept. 4), 930, 0 ; Bank Stook, 241; Three per Cents. Reduced, 930, ; New Three per Ceuta., 930, 0, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 109,1084 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 10% • ditto Bonds, 275., 30e. prem. ; Five per Cent . " enfaoed " rupee paper, 103 E, 1041 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1110. Exchequer Bills were steady at 18s. to 215'prem., being unaffected by the intimation that the interest on the bills which become payable next month will be reduced from its present rate of three per cent. per annum to 21. The India Five per Cent stock has again risen closing at 1081 to 1091. India Bonds were rather firmer at 275. to 30s. prem. The foreign stock market was generally better. Extraordinary buoyancy prevailed as re gards Italian Five per Cents., which rose steadily throughout the day. A further marked advance occurred after the recognised hours, owing to the receipt of much higher prices from Paris, and the latest quotation was 2 per cent. above that of yesterday. Venezuela Old Bonds have risen per cent- and the new loan 0 ; Turkish Bonds of all classes, including the new loan, 0 per oent. ; Portuguese scrip and Mexican Bonds 0, and Peruvian scrip 4 per cent. The Egyp tian stock was not any better than yesterday. There was a decline to-day in the shares of the Agra Bank. Provincial Bank of Ireland, and London and Brazilian Bank, were in demand. In miscellaneous shares there were inquiries for Great Ship, both ordinary and preference, and Australian Agricultural. Ocean Marine Insurance shares were quoted to day 10 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 24 to 24 prem. ; Commercial Union Assur ance, to f die. ; Universal Marine. 1 to 0,2 dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia. to par ; and Mercantile Fire, 1 11-16 to 13-16 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Bank of Hindoe tan, to 1 dis. ; Northern Railway of Buenos Ayres, to prem. ; Buenos Ayres Southern Railway, par to 4 prem. Bank of Queensland, If to Of die. • London and Middlesex Bank, dis. to par ; ?forth London Park, to prem. ; Irish /tolling Stock, I to die. ; and Canadian Oil, tin}Pram. Five per Cents. and Victoria Govern ment Bonds were in better demand to-day. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS Two o'CLoow. MA R[-LANK—MIDI DAY. ) The supply to this market for the past week was rather more liberal than of late of wheat. Flour am moderate bgliTand oats abort ; malt a fair quantity, and beans and s mproved. 11 1 1 seeds a good supply of rape, mustard, canary, and turnip. The foreign arrivals were large of wheat ' • more than awe half waa American. the remainder Black Sea, Rumian, and Prnesiab. Of flour there was rather a large supply of America barr# and a few sacks of French. Of bin ey a Very ;I;4U quantity , principally Prussian. Oats were moderate in quantity of Dumb. Swedish, bed Prussian, with a few Russian only. There were two sushi cargoes of beans ; one cargo of rapeseed, black ; one of cotton seeds, Egyptian ; and other seeds were particularly scanty. . _ . . . . The supply of new English wheat this morning is larm, sad the condition not equal to that of this day week. Me value has declined 2.. to ds. per quarter. Old Engin& wheat is Is. to 2.., and foreign is quoted at fully is. less than on Monday last, and the trade dull. Flour is Is. per sack and barrel lower. Barley is in good demand at previous rates. Oafs are Gd. cheaper than this day week. There are very bad reporta of the potato crop from Surrey Mustard a large quantity offering, but buyers are biddiec very low prices. Linseed and rapeseed firm : other se eds steady. FLOATING CASOOL3.-Blow trade, and wheat nominally Is. lower. WELT. -English : Frs. and Kent, white, new, 50m. to 604.; ditto, to. old, 60a. to 62a.; ditto, red, new, 48s. to 565.; ditto, ane old, 565. to 604. ; Norfolk, ke., to. old, --e. to -s.; red, new, -4. to -4. Foreign : Dantrio, 575. to 5814 Ise, 56a. to 00s.; extra, 58s. to 625.; Kooiasberg, 51a. to 565.; ditto, extra, 56.. to 60a.; Rostock, 535. to ; ditto, extra, Sts. to 565.: Ilecideoburg, 525. to 56m. ; Uckerinark ditto, -a. ; American white, 535. to 584.; ditto, red, 49a. to 565.; Canadian, 545. to 58,. pasuit-Ifoglish maMe& 37a. to 411 s. ; ; innding, • 274. to 28a. ; and dkitillim,,.3os. to 31s. per 9r.; loreign grusdim, 25a. to 29a.; ditto distilling, 29m. to 345. MALT. -Eaghsh, FPO. and Norfolk, 594. to 634. ; 635. to 67a. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to 705.; brows. 50m. to 58.. Oars-English feed, 21e. Od. to 23e. Od. ; potsto, 26e. to 271. ; foreign, 22a. to 26a Bung -English tick, 381. to 40s. ; harrow, 39s to 435. pigeon, 381. to 395. ; ptian, 35 ; foreign, Nangan ig 32s. to 36e. ; tisk 36e. to 375. ; Konigsberg. , 365. to 395. s. to 382. Ping-English boilers, 40 1. to 415.; hits end blue, 40a. to 43e. ; maple, -s. to -e.; grey, 36e. to 38a; bog, 381. to 401. ; foreign, 345. to 35a. FLOWL-English town, 441. to 46e.; ditto fine, 475. to 515.; country, 42.. to 435. ; Norfolk sod Suffolk, 37e. to 39e.: French, -e. to --a. pss seek; U.S. sweet, 275. to 31114 Ospadien. 275. to 30a: Spanish. 39.. to 41.5. INDIAN Coss.-White, 31s. to 33a. yellow, 29e. to 312. FLOATING CAIGOZIL All 0. F.. 06 1.-Wheat Bard". amid and Karisenopk, per 4921 M., 40.. to 475. ; Ohirks, 46.. to 48a. ; Polish Odes's, per 4801 be., 43.. to 455. ; whip,- Bandits sad Galati, 40s. to 435. ; 375. ; to 39a. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, lie= 245. to 255. ; Odessa and Dinah*, do., 2.k. to 25e. 8e... t Fgyptian, per 480 1 b5.,305. to 33.. Mas : Odessa sad Galata. per 4921 b.., 31s. Od. to 325. ; Thrall and Bulimia', pa 48011,t, 31). Od. to 32e. ; French, do., -a. to ; American, do., 29.. to 30a. ; Egyptian, -s. to -5. kleens.--Osnary seed, par or., 46a. to 52a. ; Hasig mid, per gr.. 381. to 425. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 14e. to liis. ; brown , 13s. to 15s. ; Linseed, per or., crushing, 6es. to 625. ; Linseed cakes, English, per tea. 111. Os. to 12/. ; American, thin, in brio., per tole, 121. Oa. to 121. 10s.; do., in basp,lll. Os. to 111. 10s.; Baltic, 01. to 01. : ltareaiUee , 104 to 101. 10a.: Baps cakes. 151. Oates 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, sa. to 61. Od. ; Rape seed. English. per qr., 645. to 725. MO. 161. LISA Sock ea hand this day .... 39,663 66,595 1A33/3 Delivery last week LOTT 41uI 1.164 Ditto from let Jame 13,7911 121.767 13.973 Arrival last week Ditto treat let lase 36,2i1 17.671 16.991 Pries T.D. per cwt. tbat day latia Town last Friday Arrivals for the week wading Kept. 9 :apt year, and dellven, &MI6 casks. The arrivals teat week oaspbM Petvrsburg. Australia, !loath America, 115 Mbar plame—total, 11b casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We are moderately supplied with beasts. Trade is see very brisk, and it is difficult to maintain late quotations. Good sheep are scarce and are selling at higher rates. We have a large supply of middling sheep and lambs foe Maeda trade is heavy. Smson for lambs is nearly over. Calvet are selling about the same as on Thursday. From Ger many and Holland there are 1,433 smuts, 9,570 sheep. 167 calves, and :4 pigs. Spain, 203 beasts. Scotland, 37 beasts. Ireland, 780 beasts, and 800 lambs, and 3,100 beaten from the Northern and Midland counties. ter stone of Slha. B. d. 11. it. Yor woos 61 MIL O. d. R. 41- lost loots Heralds. 4 8 6 I Boot Mot 111-Tds 811 0 0 0 • Did Short-horns 46 4 ' Bat tons-w 0015.... 4106 It leenst qua/ bosom 8 4 4 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 I 0 Cahn 4 2 6 Dins t second qua/ 4 4 4 8 ?top lestDostlnf-breds a 2 6 lambs lamb PIP. at mark* 5,680. Shoop and Lambs. 2:4680 ; Wow, IS; 4W. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Xmas. Pattoodenaod South report awe ie an active de m.ind forgood 1356'5, 18.53'e. and 18:0s, at advanced Scarcely a pocket of last yet?* growth remains u few pockets of the new growth have arrived at whet, piekei very uarips from the mouldy grovado io Keut, which at present are unsaleable. Mould continues to spread a Yid and Sat Kent, and Woreester im a total failure. The other district' are programing favourably. liiltn - AISINTo LONDON MOE AUG. IS TO AUG. IL 1 ilribist barley. MAIL 10465. limas Piss Float. Coastwise.' qrs. qrs. qrs. I qrs. qes, ors bags sobs EnsUs Sch k ..I 3717 in 12014 2361 673 274 .. MU 106 Foreign .. 64430 4856 .... 1100 S 1776 El. PORTlin —Bear, 26 qrs. ; flour, 1,820 CWit. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAT.) SCGAIL —There is st good inquiry, at firm prime, but at present without leadwg to busman of any °Mout. Ro bed firm. Gown.—A fair amount of business has been tumuli:dad is both plantation and native Coylon at full pi ices. MA continues quiet. COTTON.—The market is very active, and prices have further advanced about id. per lb. BlLL—About 3,000 bags have been sold, cargo, at de. ; white Bengal, llt 6d. to lla. 9d. The public sales advertised for the week are light. those for to-morrow being 400 hhds. of West India, 1,700 Imp Penang sugar. 400 casks Ceylon, and 950 packages of &et India rotten. 350 bags of saltpetre, and sundry &palters' goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT). The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 476. to 475. ;td., net cub ; Pe Y.C. on the spot. 411 t. to 48s. 3d. ; September. 495. ; 6et. to Dec., 48e. 3d. PARTICULUti 01 TALLOW: PROTINOIAL Mill MARKS= Litman:mg, AM R= 30.—Bales to-day :—Great Western, SI ex dir. —Lancashire sad Yorluddre,lo64 ; 1 ex dlr.—lan. doe and North Mestere, 94; ea die —North %/fordeldre, d -Booth Beater% 8S 4ez dlr.—Buffalo and Lake HUMPS el at cent.), ty —South Austrian and Loesberio-Veuetian, If p,—DM. kenbead. It—Great Northern Redeemable 6 far cent.), lei a al —Great Baster, .6 per cent. pref.), bYlf—Bank of Liverpookile— Royal Bank, 101 —Royal Inetuence Company, 4 p.—Llaeypad, United Gas Company. 06 ex dlr.—Groat Ship Oompany, lla. 414 Its. DEATH OF TUB Coiner PULLINGEIL—Tbe South African Adrertiaer sad Neil ti July 21 arromoss that the ship Lase Urns, which took out a patty d esswists to Swan River from England, hal pat into Sapen's Boy, dope of Good Hope. on her return voyage. Moe welkin al lin Lamellas reported that Pulliam, of book toad isaberisag t diodes tie passage out ;he had previously b em Woe, ad epos SIN oorasion attempted W pomp evalteed. ~.~~ K~ MINES.-(THIS DAYJ The mining market is very inactive to-day, with few features of interest. Wheal Ludeott shares are quoted wi to 111, being firmer ; East Cern Brea, 111 to 12 ; Wheal Beton, 146 to 148 ; and Great Wheal Fortune, 26} to 27. Foreign and colonial mining shares are equally quiet. Port Phillip have been dealt in at and I prem. and United Mexican at 7. Prices are unaltered. 111..•1111•11W••