The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-15 00:00:00

JAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commirsioner Clou)burn.) RE JOHN BROOKS. This was an examination and application for discharge. The bankrupt wu a timber dealer, of Gotha Cos, Coburg road, and of Pancras-lane. Unsecured debts, 5371.; secured, :.531. ' • liabilities, 8251. • the wets are about 201., with property given op to the a:editors, 1861. Mr. A . It. Buchanan appeared for the assignees and did not oopose, and Mr. Buchanan considered it to be a MSS is which the failure had arises from misfortune. The order was granted. fu ROLM . _ This was an application for from custody by tits bankrupt, a timber dealer, of New Broad-street sad Am well.strset, Notoeville. Mr. fisalitt, the registrar, pointed out that the bankrupt was before the court in 1864 wbeu bin order of clincher's suspended for threo mouths on the ground that he had contracted debts without reasonable expectation of pay ment. and bad Dot taken up the order. The Commissioner said it teemed to be a trick and con tricance to get out of prison. and refused the application. RI RONSITER AND LAZARUS-THE HYATT TAILURE or ♦USTRALI.AN MERCHANTS. This was an adjourned examination meeting. The bankrupts were merchants of Mcsxgateatreet and George street, Sydney. The siateirient of accounts shows this summary :—Dr. : To creditors waseenred, London how" 52,7411. 12s. 10d. ; Sydney home, 22,0661. 16s. 10d.; ditto, holding security, Loodon hones, 3,8671. ; ditto, Sydney house, IS.lsl. 6s 64. ; creditors, to be paid in fall, 12'. lat.—Total, 96,876/. Si. 11d. Cr.: By debtors— Loudon bonne, 2351. 2s. 4d. • ditto Sydney house, 1,6621. I•.N. 44. • property—Loe'don house. 895 1. 9s. sd. ; ditto, Sydney bOwn, 28,307/. 166. 6d ; ditto in hands of creditors—Londos house, 3,2321. 7a. sd. ; Sydney house 21,434 i. lls. fid.; deficiency, 21,1081. 15s. 6d. Total , .96,576 Si.lld. The official assignee stated that the bankrupt had been adjourned from time to time for the receipt of adricea from Sydney. 'Mr..Brough, on behalf of the assignee', who were creditors for I 0,000/.. said 5f r.ltoesiter, who was alone bankrupt, carried on the London business ; and Mr. Iwzaraa that at Sydney. The Commissioner inquired what the meta had realised. Mr. Brough replied about 600 f. in England ; he had a fact, cousigsed largely, and all his estate was in Australia, where it was being wound up under a deed of inspecticie. The creditors in this country would, however, participate in the meets, and bills of exchange to the amount of 12,0001. had already been received by the inspectors, sod some 2,000 i. farther would be realised. Mr. Raeder had retired from busmen, having amassed a fortune. but in 1838 was induced to join Mr. Lazarus, introducing into the firm 5,0004 He attributed the leilure to the state of the markets in Australis. The Commissioner said that winding up noder inspection sod the bankruptcy bare were two very different thinp. He understood there would be no dividend under the bankruptcy. Mr. Brough said only the estate of ktoesiter could be wooed up here. sod hie debts ware very small. Lazarus in reality was a solvent p►rtner. The Commissioner asked if uoy benefit would result from an adjournment. Mr. Brough thought not. The creditors here were satisfied with the state of affairs at , Idney, sad had sent out powers of attorney. The bankrupt had gives up everything be had. _ _ The Comaseeekete—Then let him paw his examin►tion sod have hie discharge. This Wag the sitting for exammetioe and application for so order of discharge in the matter of Bertram Hughes Howell, late of Broon's Hotel, Great Queen• street, and of the Grosvenor Hotel, nine weaned in Whitecrossetrest Priem, merchant. The statement of accounts, compiled by Mr. F. B. Smart, shows :—Tir. : —To creditor unsecured, 10.1701., ditto holding security, 18,37. C.; liabilities 2,100/. Total, 30,644/. Cr.:—By pro perty in the heeds of creditors, 19,1201. Deficiency, 11,524. Total, *644. The bankrupt's expenditure had been for two years preceding the bankruptcy 1,000/. per nooses. The bankrupt had made large 000signments of gnus and swords to New York and to Mexico. There sae three firm. at New York who claim damages in respect of the non.fulfilmest of 000 tracts. bat the bankrupt disputes his liability. He appends the following note to the isocauets —" I may be liable with S. B. Howell, of New York, to parties resident in the United States, foe eon-fulfilment of °entracte, bat the extent of each liability 1 am usable to give " An adjournment was ordered. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The August sessions of the Central Crintioal Court ware opened this morning before Thomas Chambers, Fan., Q.O common sesjeant, the Light Hon. the Lord Mayor, Mr. Aldermas Challis, Mr. Alderman Philipps. Mr. Alderman J. C. Lawrence. the Sheriffs, Messrs. Nimes and Cave, the Thsder-Sheriffs, fr.c. The first edition of the calendar contains the Dames of 102 prisoners. The Common Serjoset, in charging the grsrd jury, said although the number of prisoners appeared rather large, shill, taking into consideration the time that had elapsed since the last session, it was nothing out of the way. He regretted eery much, however, to my that otherwise the calendar presented a very melancholy appear ance. There were uo less than five cases which involved tb• loss of homes life, one of which would be brought before the grand jury in the serious form of murder. The other four would assume the milder form of manslaughter. In addition to these, he observed that there were no less than thirteen commie which the prisoners were charged with felo niously wounding. and two for attempting to murder. The first case to which the Cameo Serjeant drew the attention of the greed jury was the one of murder, in which a woman was charged with the wilful murder of her Want child. It appeared that the prisoner went into a publichouse, and asked to be allowed to go into ow of the rooms to arrange some part of her dregs. At that time the prieoeer was carrying • large paper parcel, and on leaving she had en such parcel with her. One of the attendants west into the room, and noticed a quantity of soot in the fireplace, and looked up the chimney, and there, behiod the register of the stove, found a paper parcel, which was found to contain the hods' of an infant child, dead, hot still warm. The medical tes timony showed that there were marks of suHocatioo, and that that appeared to be the cause of death. If these facts, he said, were made out to the satisfaction of the grand jury, it would be their duty to return • true bill. Is the first charge of manslaughter be alluded to, the prisoner was also a mother. It appeared that she had for about two years previous to the circumateac.es out of which the charge arose, been living is the workhouse, but left and took a room, and there left her five children, she going out io the morning, stopping awa• all day long. and sometimes leaving them all night. The youngest of the children was only a few weeks old, and required suckling. The other four were also of tender years. The children it ap peared were cruelly neglected, and were covered with dirt and vermin. end in this state they were forted by some of the neighbours, and were taken to the workhouse, and the youngest child. and one three years of age, died very shortly afterwards. The Common Serjeant explained to the grand jury that the youngest child requiring to be suckled. if it died from the wilful neglect of the priapism she was certainly ernoesible for the death. Rut with regard to the elder child, if she were • married woman, the hushes& who is the heed of the family, was the nee who was responsible for the provision of the family. and she would, therefore, not be responsible for the death of the child who did not require suckling. If e was, however, afraid that there would be evidence brought before them that there was so busband, and that the prisoner left the workhouse to go with a man with whom she hail been spending her time while be:children were left is neglect, and if tbst were th e case she would be responsible for such. After alluding to several of the charges of manslaughter, some of which ap peared to bay* been the result of quarrels, the Common Serjearit alluded to two eases of attempting to murder. is nor of which a sailor wefl charred with attemptimi to stab etie of his comrades with a carving knife; and in the other, a rr.au was charged with shooting at his wife. After alluding to a charge of rape, he cnocluded : and the grand jury re tired to their duties, and the ordinary bruiser of the wart was proceeded with. 7ISDAT. On Noemaa witaIISDAT. Westerly to N , earl. CtiaMa. N. in W. andT. L W., We, light to trash, moderate to freak flee. fine genirally. N. to E. and S., ma- Wursza. N.C. to BE. and S.W., dente to treat, fine. treat, In pleats some showers. Borrew. NK. to S.C. Ind 8.W., fresh, fine generally. zAirrifte. N.L to N.W mode rate to fresh. fine. N.E. to 9.E, freak, tine. N. W to N.E. and S E.. variable, light to fresh. due. Northern:Scotland. Weeternn.lreland. Walla, and ad• fareu..4ea. loothern = English Channel and by of &way. Zwataa sgaetwerd Ragland and North Sea. CHARING-CROPS HOTEL COMPAICT (LIMITED). — (THIS DAT.)—The annual meeting was held this morning at the South Eastern Railway, London-bridge ; the Hos. James Byog in the chair. The report stated that satisfactory progress was making in the constructios ' of the hotel, and that the directors, having recess to anticipate a larger demand for sleeping some modelle& than was at first astiaiPated, had decided upon adding another door containing 50 extra bedrooms. The contrast with Messrs Lucas was for 121,5421., of whisk amount 10,0001. would be paid by the South Eastern Cora patty for booking-offices. The director, had expended the sum of 153,51;.;1., or nearly the whole of the capital, and they now intended to exercise the borrowing powers cos tarred upon them to the extent of 50,000/. by the issue of debenture of not less that, 1004 each, for three or five yearn, at • rate of interest not exceeding 5/. per cent. per anneal. The report having been adopted. the meeting was made special, and Dermas alteratioas were made is the articles of aasociattoa. TURKISH MIltalONS AID SOCILTY.—OD Friday last, the 12th inst., a deputation from this society emulating of Dr. Holt Yates, Rev. Dr. Waddington, and Rev. H. Jose', secretary, .waited oe Mr. layard, Under Secretary of State for Formers Affairs is reference to the recent pro ceedings against the Christian mu/dues in Coastaatioople, io direct violatioa of the treaty of the Haiti Huwayoun. The deputatioe stated that the American ruissioaaries, who have been labouring in Syria and Turkey forty years' had always adoptedadiecreet and rooderateeouree and that it was the anxious desire of the Turkish Missions Aid Society, that there should he no department from it in any respect, in order that Christian truth may be advanced without com promising principles or endangering public peace. The under secretary said that it was satisfactory to him to beer from all quarters that this was the isvaristile policy of the American missionaries, and that everything would be dime that was possible to secure protection to the converts and religious freedom in Turkey. The society has also memo rialised Earl Russell on the same subject. A VEXATIOTSS .51u.somER.-0110 of what are termed fire-proof safes has at length been dug oat of the ruins of Cutout M'Murdo's residua, and, upon being opened, was found not to have secured a single valuable, either of plate or jewellery. A presentation sword, from Lord Elleaboroueb. with a real Daniaacus blade, was found melted in two. Thissword was made at the time of the Crusades, and was highly prized by the gallant colorieL Another sword, pre sented by General Sir Charles Napier, has also been found injured in • similar manner, and the whole of the gold appointments and diamoods have been lost. So much value did the gallant onlooel attach to the various prates. tatioas that he bad holes drilled in the bottom of the safes, so as to screw them down to the door, and the Barnes entering the apertures destroyed the contents. Had it not been for the drilling of the safes everything might have been secured. ANOTHER FATAL GUN ACCIDENT.—A distressing nocorreoce took place in the neighbourhood of Selkirk as Friday, by which • man named James Laurie met with an instantaneous death. Laurie was gardener to Mr. NI illnun Brown, manufacturer, Selkirk, and had acoompanied his master and another viaticum to the shooting on the farm of Lioglie. It appears that one of the gentlemen had handed his gun to Laurie to take a few shots, sad at the time when the accideat occurred he MARLBOROUGH-STREET. was walking by himself, at • climate.* of about 100 Tto sESIOCA AttsaCLT ON A LICENSED vIcTIJALLER. yards from the others. As neither of the gentlemen had 'dee, the Irialiman charged with • violent as- their eyes on him at the time, the immediate cause of the suit upon Mr. Henry Busby, of the Grapes Tavern, Tower- accident can only be conjectured. It is thought that be street. St. Martin'elane, on Saturday week, was again was in the act of loading one of the barrels after having brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt, end committed. fired • shot, when the other went off, and he received the THAMES. I discharge oa the tight side of his head. The skull was so dreadfully shattered that death must have bon hula°. DIATIMTISC A LIST 0? ROROCGII VOTERR. towns Mr. Brown and his friend, on noticing the fall Ir. Mom Smith, a boy, was brought before Mr. Pug. L aur i e . spot, h u t a ll signs of life were goo'. el urged with destroying a list of voters and amenities Jobe eroucher. assistant beadle of the parish of All Saints, The unfortunate an ran te the was in the prime o of life, and - was NIA r. much respected h 1 his master. He leaves a widow and rancher stated that, in consequence of the lista of voters three young children. Edini.vrot Courant. on the church and chapel do.rs being repeatedly torn down, ' THE WHOLESALE POISONING AT LIVIMPOOL.— he was directed by the overuses and vestry clerk to look We have already recorded the circumstances connected after them. On Saturday night, about 9 o'clock, he saw with the poisoning of about 60 children from eating noxious the pri soner an d s i x ot h er h ova i n t h e Hi g h- stree t , p ee l., beans, and the death of one of the sufferer,. It is retie- They stopped oppaelte to B e th e l Ch ape l , w h ere a B e t o f factory to find that all the others have 'troy. red. They boro•i z li votars wan affixed to the door. A boy tote the left the hospital on Saturday, in charge of their respective lower part of the printed list, and the premier made a parents. The woman, Mary Jane Fearnoo, admitted ott !Prinz and tore the lista right across. He seized two of t h e Friday into the hospital. exhilitiog sycntorns of poisoning, Dot.. the prisoner and another, and they made a violent lasting eaten Pun of a beau on the previous day, was suet' att,lr iron him. The prisoner struck him on the back of eiently recovered oa Saturday to return to her home. — the h ea l . Th e boas got away. He met with a po li es _ LIOCI2OOI Mercury. oon.tableand succeeded in taking the prisoner into custody. 1 TARP VALE RAILWAT.—The directors of this Ifs ntizinally placed 1 0 printed lista of voters on the churches company have decided on declaring a dividend at the rate of a " 'h trete in the pariah. They were all torn down hy miechie- ten per cent. per annum for the half-year ended the 30th of boys and others. He had affixed 40 printed lists of June last. The dividend for the corresponding halflear of O&M of worship I. the parish. The overseers were 1863 was at thereto of Use per ceut. per annum. THR POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1864. liable to • chapelty of W. if the lists were not on the church and door for three Sunders in August. The beadle Mile Rod Old Town said the lists of voters had bean torn down by wicked and =llama persons. Mr. Pept said the prisoner had been locked up some time, and deserved all the inconvenience cast upon him. It was • moat senseless and absurd proceedinL e titear down lists lis of voters. It was of great importance should be preserved satire for the time prescribed by w on the church and chapel doom. The prisoner was liable to • penalty of 405., and alao to be punished for the assault on the beadle. He would punish with severity all offenders who should be brought before him in future. He then severely lectured the prisoner, and discharged hint. GREENWICH. Nabs . 1111.5441 1. Abeedein atealail Leith Arireesan 30.66'61' W. W. N. W. N. Oreecematie 30.4811 &W. Galway lf &mai& 36.4466 N. Gape Clear 30.411,67 3. H. %/womb/WU 30.3464, &L Liverpool 10.4411 6, E. N.L Holyhead 30.4344' N.E. Pembroke 30.47 OS' N. , Peasuace .. 90.4966 11.& H. keg 3034116 N.H. L'Urieat 90.7463 L N.L Rochefort 3O 16 6 ; 14.1. Plymouth Weymouth 119.43 63 : E. N.H. Pertummalt 30.44'40 L land= Dover 5944133 L Yermealh 90.45 60, W.N.W. Scarborough 10.54 59 N.E.Mini& . RON 60 Heligoleati 30.3654 N. 1 I 1 2 I 6 ' 2 t I 1 WW. &w. its -, I - ; lc 71 I B. Ii ; = , 3 LE.el - &L I c. 1 2 N.N.W. , m , — 3 , 1 N.N.W. 2 2 N.S.W. 4 8.1. • 6 1. ,0 E.N.L :4 N. 8 8.2.1. , • O Z. I NUL cs 3 I L; , L— I 3 . IBA be I t N. bm ' 2 N.l. ' b COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. NA RIE-L NE. --(THD3 DAY.) The arrivals of English wheat, both old and new, fresh up to our market this morning, were very moderate, but the quality of the guppies was for the moat part floe. The trade was in a most inactive state, at • decline in the quotations compared with Monday last, of la. per quarter. New red said et 43e. to 445. ; whir, 45a. to 411 e. ; and Talavera, 49 ‘• to 50s. per quarter. We were well supplied with foreign wheat, and males pro gressed slowly at Is. per quarter lase money. The show of barley was moderately extensive for the time of yew. A few parcels of sew of various qualltiee were dispord of at from 32a to 375. per quarter. Old barleys were • slow inquiry at barely late rates. There was • fair demand for malt, al full currencies. The supply tras by no means extensive. The imports of foreign oats having been very large, the oat trade was somewhat heavy, at 6d. per quarter less money. Very few beans were on offer, and the inquiry for them was steady, at extreme quotations. Peas were quite as dear aa last week, with • limited sup ply on o ff er. Tr flour trade was quiet. In prices, however, no change took place. Only 10 floating cargoes of grain, chiefly wheat and !adieu corn, have been reported off coast. W heat has sold slowly and prices have given way Is. per quarter. Obit** has «ahead 40a. 6d. ; Polish, 38s. ; Amber lowa, 38s. ; Milwaukie, 38s. 6d. per quarter. There has been a moderate inquiry for =if* at full quo tations. Dwell has sold at 27a. 101 d. ; Gelatt, 28a. 9d. and Odour, 295. per 492 Ibe. The demand for barley has fallen off, and the rates have not been supported. Ibrail has changed bands, at 23e. ; Lagos, 225. dd. ; and Deaubian, 23.. per 4001«. In rye nothing has been doing. Danubian may be quoted at 275. to 28ii. per 4801 ts. Beans are nominal, at Sib, to 36,. per 4801ba. Danubian millet seed is hold at 235. • and Syrian Dui, 27.. to 28e. per quarter. Linseed has hese very quiet, as former terms. Azar has produced 65e. 6d. Os passage, °dossers realised 645. ; Moorshausk, 62a. ; and Oalcutta, 66e. per quarter. In warehouse Bombay is held at 68a. to 68e. 6d. ; Calcutta, 66e. to 67a. ; Odessa sad Axe, 64• to 655. ; Egyptian, 63a. ; line St. Petersburg, 60a. to 62a. ; Arch. angel, 49e. ; and R4s, 43e. to 50a. per qr. There has been • good demand for Linseed cakes at very full prices. Western have sold at 91. 17s. 6d., et ship ; London-made are bold at 101. 10a. to 121. ; .`5 ow York, in barrels, 104 10s. ; ditto is bags, 10/. to 101.5.. ; Wee tern, in bags, 91. 10s. to 91.178.6 d. ; 91. to9l. 5a per toe. Cottonseed cakes command 61. 2s. 6d. to 5/. 10. per ton. We have no change to notice I. the value of rapeseed. The quotations are :- Gwent, 70s. to 71a. ; Ferozepore, 63.. to 65e. ; Calcutta, 595. to 61s. ; Black Sea and Azoff, 36a. to 36a. per quarter. Cottonseed commands previous rates. About 1,500 tons Fgyptian have found buyers at 71. 61. 3d. to 71. 16s. per ton. "lost agricultural seeds were steady in price. A parcel of new mustard seed was oe offer. Altaraate OF SICCDi - Jraitiih •. Tans, 117 ; rapeseed, 123 ; and sundry, 659 qrs. : Waged, PO qrs. Foreign : Tares, 50 ; bossed, 2,621 ; rapeseed. 10,574 ; main, 3,450 ; sod sundry, 10 qrs. Karcrrs.—Housed, ; rapeseed, 3,494 qrs. ; Sour, 1,260 ewes. CITIREST PRICE& norm ea 'Sr Qr. x., WNZAT. I. a. Le Wk rad.lBll3 to 43 w61ta,1063 42 33 to 4 12c:kolk and Mamba All Qr. OIL I. Scotch potato whito biodt red, lOW - 89 BAuxr. 1. 431 FalUng 15 to 17 SIAM Yampa 33 to 37 Tisk II6 to 37 Harrow Pilo= u to 60 „--- Diettlithe 2B le Grinding in V ZMNorfo/k. :mad olt - -- tomes ; liiipi Om ____. 96 8383 83 36 38 White _ II6 lo 37 Kingston aad Wars 0) to es iin7o Wai _ Now ... 17 to 30 0.i.. Sown mods: pr !M lbs. Household DO so St Coentry N to 29 Norfolk sad 50M; az ship IS to 27 sow teed: — le to te potato ft to 161 !Dorm bad Wran. S. S. Dodds sad Loma bag 4O to 64 Mostoct I Meekkm Per Pr. 0/1111. B. L Doolott sod Swedish 17 to 23 Lust= ....... 12 to 20 40 10 44 SS So 41 issia, but Danish 1117Ptian :L. It to 35 .... 29 to 33 soft American. red „ 63 to 46 _ BAJusr. SS to 116 DolLns6 a to brDult Ow. ' White sO is IS Yellow _ Ortsettne - re eel ri DluiWus Malting lion. hooch. pot mak .... SO to 32 Spanish. ~ .... $I to 32 Antetican. par tel. .. 19 to 26 Canadian. .. .. 19 to 26 NTO LONDON, DT LAND AND I AVG. 6 TO AUG. 13,11166. Thatch. ?es? lO 00 24 hod ♦L2IVAL6 OF OWN, Sc., 1 WATER. CAJULLAGE, 1201 TNCLUSIVIL lllkast. ISarisy. Ka& 1 Oa:4Bmm rum Om Om lOm 1 417 s grt WS. I 'WWI •• • SASS 007 USA 574 1005 Farago.. 15%4 1701 I .... 77 14 " :: I T0ta1.... 77000 MI I ma, 07.'!ll 410-71175- flour. be4l Kb. 7886 8890 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ST scions° AID arriumnosAL Tataaurz.) (►aor OCR owl coaanrosinn.) Cotton has beau rather Arm, witb a brisker demand, and the sales will probably toot up 10,000 to 12,000 bales. MINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL —There is rather MOM inquiry and at steady prima. The *ales include Demerara, at 34. to 345. Gd. ; Trinidad. 36c ; semi grainy Mauntiva, at 30. 6d. to 41s. Refined is dull etude ; 21 tow of Dutch loses., recently bought is at public am* hare beat sold at 47a. for R. S. K. Corral, TEA, AND Saurrrits.—The market has been inactive. Ric& —There are orders in hand for good Ballarn, but no sales are reported, this deacriptirm being very manse. Ron.-100 pliacheons sold, good Berbice, at is. Z.id. Coma*,—There has again been a good demand at prices id. to id. per lb above the late lowest point. The sales advertised for tomorrow consist of 400 casks 17,000 bags of sugar, 670 cults 500 cases 300 bags of coffee, abort 300,000 packages of tee, 6,000 begs of rice, and sundry dryealtery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DA T.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 40i. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot. 41s. 9d. ; October to De ember, 435. Oct ; January to March, 445. 6d. PAILTICULAiII 01 TALWW. SHARE msra—(Tills DAY.) Two o'Otorst. There is a fair amount d business in the railway market to-day, notwithstanding the settlement. Great Eastern has also receded 1. On the other hand, Caledonian has improved I, London and North Western 1, and Great Western, South Eastern, and Metropolitan 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1171 to I ; Great Western, 69 to ; Midland, 1381 to 139 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 to 1 ; South Eastern, 921 to 93; Metropolitan, 113 to 114 ; London and South Western, 981 to 99 ; Great Eastern, 471 tot ; CaledonlAN 1261 to 1271; and Great Northern, 134 to 136. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are steady, at previous quota ti ons. ORDINARY MUM AND STOOL/ Eli. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. iiina,: d att dams Val. I Boatoktiort*lld.O. I ;Braid aad /sa t e lOalabialas Moak sad Basics iCarawail 1.00. • Away. WU 111 I D*. B tp. e.lspaid4ll.l i Dattinmadfolune t I gi. D adilborth .e'll W Ab el l 4l oll l sal Likolini OFILA.I Ds. I tit: 11. Do. Aog. Stk., No. Groot North of , Grost Northers Do.* j • roo. so div. to , Gro Do.B o. is pail D Wools st (In.) IVoltam VALOWPW Do. booth Wade. t . Do. W. let Do. Do. Do. Do. xwDtr Zoonooddlo* Yorkshire! Leedom sod Madman! I==.3.oaosti Dov. Loogisallorth Wool& LoaskaailoatkWalual Itaa.,Shat,& Laois Kameda aadWY' Do. De. limed NotropoMan D. Now i_til'.. a 21 . ev _ _ 44a. 4 Dory - Yl'itid. OtWs Maj., WI Do. Worm W led Dont INW UA Mid L -my Usso) 1 Mora Irt I — De. Ulm. ,rertkliktlyt jlii A. imi-i•OL-BW•w-id-c-7. t i 4 ;Tho7 - 15711.1c. Ilee ' De. Leeds !•• I De. Yost. 11, Do. Collide W /M. Btock.tDorliog L Do. do. 185688 111 Do. do. 180641 100 :North londoe 4 t De. New 100 North StatloniShiq4 all N. & 8. Western lam 100 Scottish Central 100 Scottish N.& A/m.lla 100 Scottish llidland aU Shrawsbery & 100 Stropehlre • 100 South Devoe 100 Borah Batton 100 8. Yorkah. & Over Dan ell Btahwa.Woklaghoolio ' 'lOO Taft Vele an I Do. B $ Do C ar Meter II I Do. 1:1 Vat of Meth 100 Victoria Stn. & Phalle° 1100 Waterford & Bilks/sm 1140 West C ornwell 100 , W. liaatipL Barb. & AL Closing priori I &Wm to-dit Ilatordap. I to 1 p.m. 9 91 le IS ILIS 1117 16 16 1. 19 al 91 1H llf 97 4i U iu UM 164 Ul 113 le 96 Id eft 61 43 SIT 40 100 IN 110 120 e 00 TO 106 U f 14411 66 UT 1170 101 DO . 1 0 al 1114 Us lea 111 1/171 IS4 100 110 M U Si Ili US LOD 65 66 96 96 UT 99 10 1t pun II 9 pm US 129 78 SO 104 11 111 no se 41 IT 69 26 86 996 fin 163 106 — i -- is 145 170 4 T pm $ 4 p.m 1 101 104 sa • sauna 2011/1X611103111. BAu.iars. aosli4 Brim. an liM 10 I su Ins use 'Atlantic& Bt. Lawrence 641 410 llonaller.&C.ln.g.6p.c. 100 101 Do. I Slam Buffalo & lake flunal 6 4 p Do. Prafteence ti Buff., Brena&Ociderkil 6p. a Bfla Ant. L Do. do. July L Do. do. Jose 1, Wet Cal. & Liantenlp.a s., ,Cope T. & Dockop. ag.l 'Denearerajp.apar.prid; lira &nal go. 0 do rut Indian go. 0 de Do. 0 tkileonion Do. 11 4{ll gau d Trask of Canada Do.inalp. M.8.,6p.ct Do. be prof. Bond ! Do. do. deemed! Do. and net. Bonds Do. do. inferred Da prof. Stock Do. a do. deferral Do. 4th pref. Block. Do. deferredi Oren Indian Pennons' Do. sue. 6 par canal Da .New do. Oa. O. of India g. 6 p. ea! De at pro mak j _ Do all 01. Deanna of Canada It Do. New all Do.ap.c. S&L pay.lo77l' all Dale do. do. 18774 i Indian Branch, Unita' 1 Do. Now , 1100 Madras guar. 6 p. coal 100' Do. do. do NO I DO. do. 41 do.— I , DO. Mk island.° 11110 'Della Corp. 0 per a bd , all Vela and Hobeiotla all N. Broad Cau.cld •dB 100 N.A.ofCaatip.alatp.lL 100 delude. gin 6 par nat. 100 Do. Dahl do. • 2 Do. do. do. 100 Do. Puniano do 100 Do. Indus St riot. do Ti 99 Ti 91 TI So 97 se N 91 101 108 100 191 Is, 24 191 201 19 SD 91 93 71 73 SO 63 46 68 66 67 48 62 4$ 48 II 39 IS Si 101 192 o rb los 1119 *pm ICO oi Ii it di. l dr 111 IP 84 =pi 117 161 LW} CO 100 CS ed 110 01 Ms SO • S • le SS 99 lel 99_ 100 * i eb 99 SW SI 111 ♦ VOCALIST CHABGID WITH BITI3tI ♦ POLICB•CONSTABLL COMMITTAL WITHOUT A 1111. Sarah Miller, aged 16, wan placed in the dock before Mr. Trill charged with loitering, and also with amenities poliesoonstable 279 R. The constable said that at 3 o'clock this morning be found the prisoner sitting asleep on • door step at New man. He awoke her, and asked where she was going, to which she replied, " that she wee making her way horns." She refused to leave, and on taking her to the station for loitering, she bit him on the thumb and The prisoner, in answer to the magistrate, said she was • public singer. She bad left Brighton the previous morn ing at 5 o'clock, and had walked to London, excepting • short distance she obtained a ride in a van, and wee making her way to • lodging house at Deptford, where she had a sister staying, intendieg afterwards to go home to het father, a shoemaker at Chatham. She, how ever, set down on the door step and fell asleep, and sot being properly awakened from her sleep by the constable, who shook and pushed her, she @apposed she might have bitten him. Mr. Trill said the prisoner must be punished for the mault oa the mutable, and sentenced her to ten days' im prisonment in Maidstone gaol. Mr. Boustred„ chief clerk (to the prisoner)—When you come out of pot you will only be seven miles from your father at Chatham, sod go home to him. The prisoner, who did Dot appear to appreciate this "lift cm the road" towards her father's house, was then removed to undergo her seateace. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY Lamm TmicsAPE.) RADCLIFFE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) PHILLIPS STAB ES. W Lidless Gaily ... Cutler 3 BURY PLATE. - —• Cutaway Dermot Aztlior• GREY DE WILTON CUP. About a mile and • half. Wildman and Nemo are here. BELLING HANDICAP. About three-quarters of a mile. Reparation and Nally Gray are here. HANDICAP PLATE. About one mile. Omian and Valium are her, ARlLlNTD.—Lolkiaa's Queen, Cobbler, Oeltoo Lowe, Selooo, Early is the Morales, Bkedia. David. limiter Joe, sad Macbeth. WEATEKR REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY, AVIHIST IS, S A. IL & T. F.. ill i UAL Meek on bend Ude day ....emslul 33,737 41.301 Delivery loot week 1.306 1.066 Ditto trona lit Jose l3 955 9,055 Min 1 i last week I ' .410 1.103 Ditto from la Jane ' 13,430 13.5;3 rric*V.C.ontleempot thlsdayeert 484 Od. 434 Od. Ditto Town lost, /11day 41,0;4 1,418 10,812 203 9,8•+5 4a, Ik. 11113. LON. iti. 04. Arrival for tbe week ending August t 4, last year, 1,424 ca.kz and delivery all casks. The arrival last week comprised 200 casks Petersburg. 3 other plows total, tai casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.I . . . This number of beastaiesosallas than on Monday last, still it is large. The avenge quality is again very middling, and oonse ineptly choice descriptions fully maintain late rates. Trade is dull for inferior, and several remain unsold. The supply of sheep and lambs is about the same as last week. There is a fair demand for them at late prices. Trade for calves is shout the same as oo Thursday last. From Germany and Holland these are 2.430 beeate,lo.2lo sheep, :104 calve*, and 50 pigs. Spain. 196 beasts ; Ireland, 190 ; and 2,960 from the north and midland comities. p.r mho. • A. ad. Pot Mono of Mk s 4... d. Bort Soots, Hand& I 4 10 6 0 Best Dos& 11224•813 6 0 5 4 Bost Sbort-bums . 4 8 4 8. Sort Looplrools.... 0 0 0 0 Secood qua/ beasts 2 S 3 6 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 8 4110 Calves Pins 4 4 I . Do. do. Shorn .... 4 0 4 4 sZt Du& inViored. 0 0 0 0 1 tA;ies7 6 6 Beasts at market, 6210: &sop and lambs. 2 1 .460 cals.* 334 plga, 420. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIII DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden sad Smith sport a firm and steady market for the few hops reoriining of last year's growth. The plantation accounts are not so favourablo this morn. lag; the drought is telling seriously waist the plant at most places. _ _ COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wall* Eed Hettoo.l94. : Walk Eod Lambtoo, 114. fa: Walla Eod Hum,ll, 19s. ; Walla Ead Hartlepool. 18a. 9d. ; Walla Elul Braddyla Halloo, 17s. 9d. ; Walk End South KeHoe, 17a. 9d. ; Walls Lod Heath Hall. 17a. 9d.; Walla End Eke Mate. 17s. Gd. ; Walls End Goeforth, Pk. 9d. ; Walla End Riddell; 16e. 9d.—Ships at market, 45 ; at an, 50. THE FOREIC:N Her CROP,—Recent letters from Americ► give a long account of {bebop crop. There is a general scarcity of bine. which in some plantatioes is not 'efficient to grow half a crop. Fly aid line prevail to • fearful exteet, the litter having got into the young bum The plants are drooping, and have • very unhealthy appear ance, and no possible champs of we►ther would sow suffice to produce ao average crop. Fears are also expo. rieoced that in addition to the drawback of a de& 6isot yield the bops will be of inferior duality. letters from Bavaria give very feveurabls accounts of the hop plan tattoos. During Jaly and the first week in August the bias made wonderful progress. The burr is coining out very steely, sod the lateral shoots are not ally plentiful but promise to be very prolific. In Bohemia tho weather has not been so favourable, and the t is sot so good. Tbe bine is almost stationers, • the plantstioos are very much infested with fly and lice. Under the most favour able circumstances, the growth will be greatly below an average one. Joan nom BALM Me. I Bk. I BARI& 1 1 M 101. pole s. I 801411. MaMorMasll4 ) if • - 114 - Ile,ooo 100 ,Aips& i 163 14S 20,000 60 Do. New Om N p.) 25 ! - - - 10,000 50 Albion - 10,000 100 Alliane,Sloa.&l4verpeal, lb o s it - 10,000 100 Do. New 'lO ST 38 pa - 100.000 10 Anglo Austrian - 10,000 20 Au Italuus (Lindlod) I I par Ism. - max 40 Australasia ao' 73 76 1 74 7,600 60 Do. New l3O , 23 17 par - 15507 20 Bank* Britl*Colimibial 10 ls4m - art... j 10,000 25 funk of Egypt 1070 100 Bank of London II 1 105 170 . - 26.1,00 20 Bank of Otago (MEM& 4 ! 1 ediel - 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L.) 13 I 4 11 - *Wu 60 liankolVietoria,Anslila 11 I ID 41 - 1,1•10 100 Kaiak of Wales (Liza. - 60,000 10 Bank *New - 00,000 20 timnii.tr 10 te sipal - 10,000 60 British & Californian , 6 par Ipa -- *OOO 60 British N. Anairlea_. -.lan. SO 68 - 31,1100 00 C. Bk. ladla,Aus., 0 8110 1 a 1 •38 00 1 - 7,800 10 Do. New IWI,IO 16 M I - 20,000 25 Chart. leer.* lacilasio Cu 154 46 I - 000 100 city iGO I 310 135 - 20, 4 000 100 ,Colonial i 111 i 1 41 611 - 10,000 15 (bin. Sank of indla,&e III, 7 11 pm - **OW 10 Conmlidated *at (L) 6 ' 41.1 754 m - 4000 100 Continintal (Ls ) ll I 1 15pm - ISA* 60 last Loodou (Limited) 11 3 pis - 6.0 W 50 Do. New - 26.000 20 Ena.ficot.&AnsLCharld ! 11 all 120 ti 1215 40,.00. 60 ibigilsh and Swab* (L 16 ; 1 2 pas - *CO/ 00 I:tampion Bank Malt* 10 ' 45 • pm! 14 5 10,010 100 iiindosn.Chlai&ap J.(L) 166 ! 9 10 Om - 10,000 100 D. New - 11000 100 imperial Bank, Ilaltmd: 10 13 '.5 pm - 3,000 100 Do. New llO ! 114 pis' - 10,600 60 losp.BLet Citina..ta,(L, 6 15 111301 05 136.000 20 Imperial Ottoman 1 10 at Tjimi - 14000 16 loomn t at to 81 - !00,000 20 land Moran. 1011604( 4 15 11200 - 20,003 80 I.on.Bk.otlie slco,&e.(L l 1 , 1 I.psa - vow 100 Lou. Bank otScstland(L IS 1 4pm 1 - *o,oco 100 London and Braga 4O I 8 10 pm. 481 4000 Iro Lon , 11.4yre5&1L.P260•13 40 16 16 pm - 20,000 26 Do. New, isesallls *1 6 t 35 3 111 - Pa& 100 Lou., lur.. &0. Mad.(l ) 22 1 3pm - 50,000 10 Loa. Ch.** et Asss7l ail 24 16 - 10,000 10, London and Colonial (L U 4 6pm - 70,000 50 London and County ! * 73 70 73 40110 100 Lou. Hansba.Con.6tx.(L ) 13 15 1540 - 80,000 60 Lydon Joint litock., 110 47 611 481 575 10,000 100 Loa. and Northers (L ) SO 1 2pm - 10,101 SO Londea& South Alrkea all 24 II - 4000 100 Lou. &8. Western ilia 10 15 357 21 1 50. 0 * 101 Loa & Westminst e r - 10,000 100 Merchant Banli:LimJ 175 111 11 12 110 - 10,000 60 ideroustlle & itsr.haML II 85 9I pis - 10,000 60 Do. New I 71' 0 9 pm. - 10.000 100 Metro. & how. beak (L ,ft 4 0 poi - 40010 100 Midland Beak (Lai - 1111 Par 1 7101 - 10,000 NO , National of Liverpool lll 7 6pm - 26,000 ;20 N. Pre. of 1160 gland, Now 11 - - - 20,000 50 National Bank New - - - 14000 50 New South War* an 44 MI - 40,000 10 New 2salsad (baled) 1 par -• fps - 60,000 10 NorthNorth Western 1 ill 75psiti 40,400 25 Oriantal Bank Cayes III 17 19 I 565 20,000 10 Prorlo.Banklm7Corp.(L 1 1 di. par -- 96,000 160 Prorino. of Ireland - ;51 II le DI - 37,000 20 kinds, Punj.,&Doid ss lO 15 3gm 111 20,000 26 booth Australia al is sr ael 10.000 16 South Mamoru (Lial.) - 8 . 1 4 Pm. - 10,000 100 Naiad. at B. S. Africa -a i 7 8 pm. - 4,460 100 Do. do. II6 . 7 8 *al - 10,600 15 Union of Anolialla s NoW! all 1 4i 11 I 621 3 10,000 160 Union of treks* iLlim.), 111 1 1 Ms' - Nom MI Union or Loads. tl6l IA 61 , 615 I JUI.*Is, No. 18k 1 DOCKS. ITdI Q. *lows. I Maim. 1,0115,4111 84.11E64 nod Week Dias 40 1 137 130 - 12.460. 14 MOIL 111006.00 Dock .1 1 - .- - 6,178,110 91 !Loudoca 31 Katharlu. 100 71 71 - 360,646 St. ; Southampton l* i - - - 400..00 St I Victoria - 6,000 10 Do. New - -•-• OOLONIAL GOVUIMIrr BICUSIII3L ,116101ab00115.11p.e4..1011 lel, I Do. do. UN 100 .'Or. Gov. 11p.0.,10/74c 100 Do.dporoCrob.d.Aog. 1410, I Do.' perot.ida.3 100 D 0.6 pot otias.l6/ 1001 Do. 6 por ,1001 l eaoc.poop.ctlifill t llo, rll 40. 101064 1001 _ „ Do. do. 1880.1100! 110 Do. do. 1181 1 1001 IN IN Ceratow. UM 1.01.1180, 186 106 1878. 8e..1100' 110 112 IlLaurlitua 6 per et., 1873 100 108 106 Do. Do. 1878 100 106 107 1882 100 107 100 Natal. 00v.6 pee cent— 10D 101 107 ;Neer Brun& Gov. 6p.et. 100, 97 100 114.8. Wales Qv. 6 p.e.112113 100, 96 08 I Do. Sp. cc 1671 to 1876 100 96 98 Do. Ip. Mlle Me 100, 96 98 New 7ealand6 per oust. 100 Neva &oda •p. a., 1876 100 , 99 102 Queensland Gov.' p. et. 100 101 101 B.B=ll.oev.llp. e. Boucle 100 105 107 VleGov.llp.e...7an./July 100 Do. do. I p.o.Apraaoo. 100. 1111006LL11.741101 ,1 odstrams. Mlat Aug'llan Aided— Australian ILL flarlinWatamorks ( )1 Lj tHombgy Gas (Walled; Beftisb Araarkoa Igadl i H & I. Mag. TY. British Indian Tea (L.; I ,Caoada Com leaoadtanLoia lz At awl.) Mapco :City of ISM:rfog. Coq Mims (Wm.) ~ Om of ghlsaalfsr.(L.) CoguarretalCalog(lag Coosolidatod Dla.. g.„ ,Costinental Un.tlaa CoatractCorporationi ICe er t u lttraPAL I Do. of Maarithes (I.)j iCred!t_ltcol.sllar l Orsolel — Maas DO. Preference I Do. •p. et Nap. Deb. IDlscoontearporation(L I E. India Irrigstioa. dr. I Coatis Trd.(L =Telegraph Dog. and Ana Copper fag dritoottlahllaria. iL Financial Corporation ,linancial Discount (L) For.-et. Warehouse (L. Gollivars (Limited). (Lemke* Ftn.cd Osn. Stoma Navigation Homed 3:doelal go (L), asideonlillay Vlller.Cdt.Aao Lisal i llnionnt Carry Finan ing ( .Soe. IL i 'lsteniat.Laad Credit( Islam Irrig.(Q . CUL )i i Do. ap. C. Mls. r. ilointatockDiscennt(L) i Serarities ( I Load. African Trading ILond.andCatedina. Losid.Db4let Feiss. )1 al" ) 1 Lend. G. OninlbsisC.(l ) l Land., Italian. &nano I land.Frovinstallilartee Intik. d Canal Do. IMarine Investment(L) Mauritius tand,to. ,Nont. Eaten. Tel (L) Iron Works 'Natal land t Col. C. XI llations! IMs. Coni. National Financial M i l National Mesas Nay.( Nerbudda Coal I. 'LI I K.Faeland Lean(L anstralasisa (L) I N.larsaglierran. la. (L NesraSoonallandL . Do. do. Ocean Marisa Imam Modal CoannaeralaUL Drina.' Financial Odsstal Oas (Lirrintadi Ds. Nen ,Oilentlalandllora(L )OStossas Visancial (L )' Ottoman Gas (Limitod I tanareagAL Stnia(L ) I Do. do Maillacuadait. i ltairmulaz s 0. ilteemi i al. 1 Ida lop 14 II 1 pal I Par II 4 - item idls Si 91pai, 4 1 33 die 1 1 9 79 93 70 i r 1 lips' 171 pa: 4: 1 r :1-1 e , 79 $1 19 21 par 2 14.119. 29 . 21 ) 12,600 li moot I 1100,0001 1 10,000 SS 00,000' SO 17,000 10 NowL. s Ka. Itlriney IrO 10,400 ii 16,000! 11 4260 111 Kite It I Do. Niir Mo./. City barinsv. (1) Ditto ditto . Zonal Aost.Anatra. Invest. Smith, Knight. tOo.:. Ttnaa..T rapt ) IS. Ablaut AL In..(L` ibis* Australian Land llub irearlas ITY.Constrac T t=(l. Thum& Mossy ,TruatAiumisrotAus.L IT. It L Os. all. Canada I UMW L. Teleg. Cs. (4 1 thivamllartselsa.a. Upper AIMS Tes(Lim Ditto Tam Dlensetis Lod... Warrant Finance (Lin. Westlactia&Pactlie L 244 361 idle ipia n 126 lib Old par) Oldie 1 lips' 34 31 I 46 13 par, 4 1 dla Seim pa par if l ipi• db. I so. 14 17 9 11 idle fpm lisw 111,0001100 200,0001.1 ac 60.000' 60 10,0601 :too l es 4!0/.0001, $7.600. 10 100.000 /0 ItSOOl 00 10,100' 19 akaoal a IMOD. 11111 00.000 i 10 16,000 1 10 10.000 . 10,000 I 10 10.0101 SO FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cent ,16. - - - N . • amur and LPge, guaranteed 14f. par annum by Belgian government, 84. San Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per rent_ 103. Solab Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 2.1 i. PROTINCUL SHARE Ara'tarn. LIVERPOOL Acorn 13 —lnneashire and Yorkshire, 190 19f 90 —London and North Western, 1173 1 4 1 3—Midland, ,139, Buffalo sad L Karoo, 5 9-1 eat Luxembourg, Nl— liaritorsi Bachman Bank. lr 1 13-le 1* 1 latil p. Marine. 1 IS 4 p.—British sod YerrISIX Marino, 2i p. ex dia.—Union Marine, 3 p.—National Steam Navigation tionspany, zJ d. Wm. AVOCET 13.—Ebettlel.L 07—Caledonian. IPA —London, 117,—North Easteni 'Berwick', 1083—North Western Pref., Is—Midland, 1393—North Western, 161—Leeds, 1393. Aoooor 13 —Mere was a quiet market, with stand: peless. Illinois Colin!, e 34 d.: ditto, Pert account, 431 ire Pad Eorffiliblre. 190*; ditto, nest account, 1213—London and North Western, nut account, Ill—Man cheater, Sheffield, and lincointhire, neat account, 69—Midland, 1331—North British, 543—South Eastern, 994—John Brown and Cs., 153 p CANTIMISCRY VISITATION.—The Archbishop of Canterbury hee intimated bie intention of holding the printery vieitstion of the clergy of his diocese in tho Oast week in October. SUDDEN DEATH OF • GENTLEMAN UNKNOWN IN Gagmovics-ratut.—Last menus/ (Sunday), about 9 o'clock, the attestioo of West. one of the constables of Orem wich.park, was called to a gentleman apparently very ill. The assistame of Mr. Pink, a medical gentleman resident in the neighbourhood, was obtained, but the de tained expired a few minutes of ter his arrival. The deceased is described as about 63 years, 5 feet inches in stature, with grey hair, whiskers, and moustache. He was drsooM in • dark grey coat, light vest and tremens, and white bat mod in his possession were found a gold Geneva watch, • gold Albert chain, and a gold mooning nog, inside of which is engraved •• Thomas Bonbon." There were also found in his pockets some bills, ose of which is is the name of Lloyd. Esq.." and is receipted in the name of "Mrs. Wakes, 4, Cmsbridge-tarraon, Kew." The body was re moved to the perish dead.house, when it awaits identity and thecoroner's inquiry. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS AND THEIR GAVELS.—in the year 1861 79 mossegers were killed and 789 injured by railway so:ideate in the United Kingdom ; in the rear 1862, on an increased number of lime, 35 pmeangen were killed and 536 injured ; and on the year 1864 on a still Mammies length of hoe. 35 pameogers were killed and 401 injured. The number of peasesgere is 186:1 was 904,633,075. without including 64 391 mum and periodical ticket holders. Estimating even that these last travelled on an average only 100 times each the member of passengers killed in 1883 was lees than one is 6,000.000, and of passengers injured lees time one in 600,000. Of every 6ve passengers killed three lost their lives through their own misconduct or want of caution. so that the number of passengers killed from mouse beyond their own control was less than one passenger io 13,000,000. Of the pcmogers killed last year twelve met their deaths by getting oat of or attempting to get into trains when in motion, Bre by incautiously crossing or standing on the line at a statics, one by leaning oat of the carriage win. dow no approaching a bridge (Mom widened). one by getting out on the wrong side of • carriage. one (is lurked) by getting upon the roof • carriage and walking a al c ozig e t n t to train. ins Of t the h ree last their lives i ; 1863 from betimes trains, sod 10 from the trains gsttiag off the hoe, 7of the 10 in the accident on the Hoestanton line caused by a heifer being on the rails. Of the whole number of accidents to penesoger trains in the United Kingdom re ported to the Board of Trade in 1863-32 in all, exactly Hie ' a week, mid precisely the same number as wore reported to the Board in 1862-32 were caused by collisions with other trains, 10 by the trains getting off the rails, sin by their running off the proper line through the points being wrong. and only foar from anything bromide( or getting out of order. A large proportion of them accidents must hare been twevestible by careful management. VISIT OF THE EMPEROR OF RULNIA TO WARSAW. —A letter from St. Petersburg says :—" Preparations are going on at Warsaw for the visit by the Emperor before the end of this month. The keys of the city have been sent to be milt, a builder has been oommi.sioned to construct • triumphal arch, and arrangements have been made foe • brilliant illumination." . . . . TAKING HER EASE.—An American paper states that there is is Si. Louis a young lady of eighteen who has doss nothing but eat and sleep saes she was four years old. She is awake for a few minutes twins is the twenty-6mm and thea talks and eat. 1,1f4,100 086,800 100,000 .. Y '-1 INT:AIi, ...I IMO* . /M•Wro • iitooo s!toso 7&000.. le,olo' IS KOOS IS 10,6603 , 21 a.oou! 10 20,000, 6 1,000 60 12,500 20 166,2802, SI. 4010 525, 60,000 10 000 SO 10, 21, 000 26 moo* 60 40,000 10 60.000 50 20,000 , SO 17,600' *OOO 100 12,0004 26 10,000 i 50 10000, 60 10,0110, SO 1001g 6 / 1 el 1711304 !R mosoi la HOOOO 20 9.000 1 io infra 1 st. !moo s .- 10,000 100 76,000 V 6,000 so ____ ??.000l so 10,000 00 suesmewl is 10,1001 10 10q000 10 100,000/ 10 18,000. 110,000. 20 300,000 , 20 40,010 10 limooo skoool 01,010 AO U 20,0001 26 30,0101 24 11.0 ! I _s iFoTol si 10,050140 174,000' 4 10,000 60 00.000 116 50,000 1 10 50.000' 10 10.000 , 20 1%400 10 12,,000, 10 60,000! II *NO' 10 50.0001 21 10,000 84 14,000'1110 4000 10 20.0001 IS 187,1161. 84. 60,000 la 121,003' 50,000' KOMI 11 MO? ) 1. 10,000. AO 100 000. 1 10,000' 1 40,000 10 10,000 00 ii:000 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) OM g 5 Two o'CLocz. ... 106 i - 94 1 iII There is not much business in the stock and share markets to-day, apart from that connected with the fortnightly settlement. The tendency, never• thetas, is rather favourable. Consols are quoted the same as on Saturday, but foreign stocks and British lines are better in several instances. There is a moderate demand for money at 73 to 7 1 per cent. The rate for short loans in the Stock Eacbange is 4to 5. . _ . To-dry being the Emperor's fete, the Paris Bourse is closed. Consols are now quoted 891 to 4 for money, and 891 to 1 for the account (September). The official business report is sa follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 4; India Stock, 211 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1031 ; and Exchequer Bills, June, 15e., 25e. dis. The foreign stock market is firm. Confederate Bonds have risen 2 per cent., on the intelligence just received from America. Spanish Passive and Mexican have also improved 4, and Turkish 4. Some of the present quotations are as follows : Turkish, 1858, 711 to 72/ ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 70 ; ditto Consolidis, 504 to 1; Greek, 234 to 24; Spanish Passive, 301 to 4 ; Confederate, 76 to 78 ; and Mexican, 291 to 4. Transactions ars recorded as follows : Egyptian, 1014, 102 ; Greek, 231 ; ditto Coupons, 104 ; Mexican, 1864, 261 ; Moorish, 92, 911, ex div. ; New Granada Deferred, 71 ; Portuguese, 1856, Ac., 471 ; ditto for account, 474 ; Russian, 1850, 854 ; ditto 1862, 874, 881 ; Spanish, 491 ; ditto New Deferred, 431 ; ditto for account, 304,1 ; ditto Passive, 301, >4 ; ditto Certifi cates, for account, 121 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 721 ; ditto 1862, 691, 4 ; Venezuela, 1862, 571 ; ditto for account, 574 ; ditto 1864, scrip, 9 din. International Financial shares are now quoted 41 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 3 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 10 to 4 prem.; Imperial Mer cantile, 31 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to 4 ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to 3 prem. FOUR O'CLOCK. Console are firm, at 89/ for money, and 89i to I for the account, being j per cent. higher than at 2 o'clock. 101,000/. in gold has been taken to the Bank. The Ecnatorian Commission of Agency announce that the present mail trom Guayaquil has brought a remittance of 1171. 16e. 7d. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. The following, with respect to the debt of Vene zuela, was posted on Saturday in the Stock Ex change : Mews. Baring Brothers and Co.'s sgenta in Venezuela, under data 2.5tb July, advise having collected 35 per cent. of the import duties for about too weeks. Fran Custom. house Puerto Cabello, $2.918.92; ditto IA Guava, $23,090.96: total, s2b, B9.s7.—London, 13th Angust.lB64. About 6,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. = At the settlement in foreign stocks and share* on Saturday the rates of ' oontinuatiou " were i moderate in the morning, but advanced towards the close. The following are the quotations : 7 Great Western Leeds Lapdogs Vidlsod Great Northers, A Metropolitan South Eastern Sheffield North F.estern : Boren& Great Eastern Greet Western at Canada Laxecnbaarg Sambre@ Geseesl Credit Istersetloaal Financial Confidante* Loan Greek U. to to art to 13-16 to I to to 5-16 to 9.16 „ to d te to Is. „ to 10 p.c. „ to 10 p.c. „ to la. tki. „ to 2s. „ 19 to 6.31 r. Maxiata Ditto Coupons Sporsieb Passive t to 3.16 „ Ditto Certificates 1.32 to 3-:r..! „ Turkish liatorusl 6 per cent. The following remarks respecting the British and south American Steam Navigation Company appear in the Mercurio of Valparaiso : Great bas been the joy 101 l in Valparaiso, and io all the republic, at the new. of the orgasisatioa in llogliwil of new steamer company, which will perform the service be tween Liverpool, Valparaiso, sod Lima, wedge( at Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, and MonW Vidoo, by way of tbe &wile of =n. The advantage to Chili promised by the seta at of the new company is immense, sad °outwore* will rewire egoist impulse. As we are tolerated, the Santiago agent of the new comproy has officially eommuni cated to oar government the fact of its establishment. The government received the scheme is the most oordial and encouraging manner, promising that everything oo their part should be does to remove whatever difficulties might present themselves in its working ; and, to judge from so &Wadi, a reception, this undertaking may iodate, reason able hopes of a subsidy. SATURDAY EVINDICI. Consols opened this morning at yesterday's prices, but towards the afternoon declined an eighth. For the account the first quotation was IN to I, and the last 894 to g. For money t►e closing price was 894 to 4. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 894, ; ditto, for account, 893 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, ; New Three per Ceuta., 884, 4, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1034. The transactions in foreign stocks hay, been of little importance. There has been a fair business doing in the financial companies, and in some cases an advance has taken place. International Financial were quoted 44 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 34 prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 3g to 2 prem. ; and Loudon Financial, 10 to i prem. Joint stock bank shares have been generally firm. Consolidated Bank, Continental, Hiodustan, China and Japan, Loudon Bank of Mexico, London and Colonial, and Union of London, in particular, show au improvement. London Bauk of Scotland were exceptionally heavy. There has been no change of importance in Colo nial Government Bonds. The closing (but in some C4Blll merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, vu. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 2t to 3 prem. ; Ebbw Vale Comy, par to prem. ; and Humber Ironworks, 2 pan } to 1* dis. MINES.-ITHIS DAYJ Two o'CLoci. In the mining market to-day, the dealers are chietly engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and prices generally are unaltered. Great Wheal Vor shares are quoted 271 to 1, being lower ; East Grenville, ej tot ; East Lovell, 11 to 12 ; and Wheal Grenville, ij to g. The only transac tion officially recorded in the Stock Exchange is in West Seaton shares, which have been dealt in at 2281. St. John del key Mining shares have changed hands at Mt, showing a decline. Other foreign as well as colonial mines are quiet PitoviNetar. BANKS.—At the third half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Leeds sad Comity Bank (Limited), at Leeds, on Wednesday lut, a dividend o f 10 per mon per annum, fres of income tax, was declared, and 5,6021., the balsam of profits, was carried over to the seat half year. It .as also resolved to Mane 2,500 reserved yams, the effect of which will be an increase of the capital o f the comma, of 62„500/., and the formatioe of a reserved fond of 40.000 i. The 42nd half. yearlv meeting of the share. holders from the Yorkshire Banking Company Ise also been held in Leeds. The directors reported the hank to he con tinually mayoress, the profits for the past half-year, ending June 30. having bees 27,3481. 18.. 44.—aa amount in aroma of all previous retorts.. and which was distrOmted as follows, viz. :—Le payment of the usual dividend of one pima per share (hoe of iscornotax). 15.241. 95.: in add. mg 21. Os. 6d. per share to the " new ahem fund," 11.119/. se. 6d. ; residue plead to the credit of the " bed sad doubt ful debt fund," 905/. 3s. 10d. ; total, 27,3481. lits. 4d. The " new share food," with the amount now added thereto, will amount to 37,064/. is.., or equal to 6/. 15s. per share, on the 5,491 shares comprising that fund. _lO4 1014 plena I We. 11 19 a 23 }Ws pm. 3 1 I ii ii 4 die par n 78 idhi hes 3 4pm l i la 1 1 4 s 4 •P. 1 0 0 18 11 2pm 1 pm 42 8 7 i Wm 1 * 0 . 4114 it St 34 108 112 108 li2 2 11 pm. Irm a 108 110 It 2 ! Ws tr. 4 1 biP l3' 4 sat. 21 II pas II lige, 164 I? st 4 47; sipinl 5 4 4 e*U• ' id . ! r 2 ti "' o Y~ ~'è~ 213 P , • .1 s ,