The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-30 00:00:00

disputing whether aay inevitable, a flash and the side of the Edgar and another, till nine when, as the smoke Inch flag was seen loon the light spar s ) Reins Hortense, came ir rapidly, and closing confident chine of the ,mouth, and conveying the Minister of Marine, g her guest earns the , as if to let the French a ; and she is certainly a some one, with her hull I gold. is she passed in front of the Edgar. e , and this wail the signal I t le, while the old Victory, ' the French oolours sad ich was returned by the ith the British ensign Merino had on approach. the Admiralty flag and , and when the last ship on had anchored, the. twenty-one guns the Lain. This salute was is of the garrison, fired t. There was thus abun. shape of powder, and if was the Emperor's yacht, tine on board, passing as arise English fashion, have ; but as there was nil, olour—no crown or eaglekt may be forgiven for this of the bead of the French loudly and generous feel. shown by the number of mottoes in French and re et La France " waves i arches near the railway as. All the principal shops, with the French colours in ricoloar rosettes and ban s two national flags, an t . nd star—the old civic em smouth. Both civil and mi. indeed, are evidently deter. beet, and this is a feeling al by French naval officers 1. They know we are not owever we may be in mat. hospitality. ion was taken up with the in ary official visits in bubo= • ow anchored is composed of iron-clads. There are the , two-deckers ; the Norman. ible, La Gloire, Provence, frigates ; with four small Faon, and the Reins of the officers commanding Thames, Vice-Admiral-in. Solferino ; Rear Admiral a, on board the Magenta; le la Maurelle, Normandie ; , Couronne ; Rear-Admiral irel Minuet, Monseigneur ; Ir-en-Chef ; M. Dupuy de .ctor of the French Navy ; wan, Chevalier, Invincible; erino, Bourgois, Chef-d'Etat in, Ls Gloire ; De Survilli, mama, Heroine ; Rosencosts, Magenta ; Bacbme, Flaudre ; , Grivel, Caton ; Charlemagne, Perier d'Hanterive, Ariel ; Lajor, Magenta ; Lieutenant di landing the Faon. The staff Marine consists of Captain cant de Warn, Capitaines de 'elle, and SalsAet. egin this evening with a grand Duke of Somerset on board the 131, to M. de Chasseloup Lea. he principal naval officers an Dr of more than 70. The mar der of the last regime that be boundless cost of monster al her middle deck on one side ing-room for the occasion. As is to be of a private nature, oasts at ita close ; and as the party are leaving the Duke d • will be illuminated. it of the Admiralty comes off to iporary hall constructed in the 1 College. nment in preparation in " Go- Thursday will depend for its ather, as the large green $ set merely surrounded by a number Ited crimson, each bearing a ich and English colours, and sup am all round festoons of gas jets. TEMPTED MURDEE AND SUICIDE. few minutes after noon, a man a plasterer, residing in Lilliester determined attempt on the life of kb I with bet in Regent-attest, Week. round the neck and cut her throat. lon the pavement. lie then swami his own throat with the razor via ed the murder of his wife. Is withal ies proved fetal, but it is soock can survive. About 10 o'cl 'easy recovered sufficiently to sPok had charge of him at the Ws*, which he had been removed. Be I charge of him, I did not intend 1 0 truck at her with the razor, but I ad If." lie made no remark to to srbik c attempt to commit snicide. Tics se. tal, when they were reformed of Os he self injured man, instantly comas. :ice, in order that they DIVA 811 0 1 ! with him during the n i g ht. 11 1, re of Mr. Antonini, the houss-rardeo iz wre t c h e d man's throat is sees Wh dthough it extends from ear to 01411 10 16 be windpipe or the jugular yds. nit the culprit will live for at least de Os throat of the wife are Teri "W ilt II d, but there ie no danger of bar bow Ittarrel which termi na t e d so mtio nalil on the part of the wife to give itr" hand his soa, aged 10 years. 140111.1 place between them before, alid 1 the shocknig occurrence, tkor—.../ • Police-court, where the notOt riti . bring about a reconciliation lvf""""____ ry, whose age is 47 years, bad WO ias age is 45, several years. boys and two girls. .:.-:.------•----... smitra—The anxieties and WW I ._ aa , l er hay* told so wererely n ßow"' boa el Isa the last few days be has Litter is laid outside the mossal li 4 secure it s s chid greaterbed be tb quiet.• 11• allilis ortion i prescri,,,„l Oa Moods, sight it was stated ..7.... A 0 Ali revived, sad it is afe ss i::;ss may ensure hoe are ion at the monastery are for sae pa° . weeded. LAN INTELLIG (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (UNA Kr. Conirobskisse Gathers.) IN ILI JANIS NIGH. gr. dicker Carton opposed, and Mr. Deasy supporta, ,palled for relate from custody by the bankrupt, i d. called himself a discoant agent carrying on business Strad and at Elysium-road, Fulham. The bank apt in this Mama was demised iso prison upon • writ of ellsos °° haat %position was dread by the creditor .deoe suit the writ was bisued. ja. Osman paid that he oppoesd behalf of Mr. saree h y ,as e nsign is the 10th Regiment, who had re. wa d circular bom b ing bankrupt offering to lend him way. Hr. Burnay, premed, repaid to the circular, sad — la Haar interposed, and legated if Doti,» had Moe 0 . to the assignees of this applicatioe, and wee smarmed in th e sillimative, but there Wog no evidencetheapp upon the ~..dings that such notice had been given, l with liberty to be renewed upon the „ A te being properly bought atm Pe the court. (Before Mr. Register ws.) no an PHILIP .111L11. At the GM asset* for proof of debts and che w o f &slew' kaki seder the beakrupacy of pew Asia, Whiteeressostreet. builder , r. M W. R. Goodsta, el 4 1 . 0110000-strent, Goiwellsareet, timber oseranst, ma Mt. Wm. flosith. of Upper Holloway, timber merehat, are elecbsd creditors' assign... The uneesured didds.are dated at 9,0001.,end debts, in respect of wkiah w arty is held. 10,000/. ; with meets estimated to prase ola Bd. ia the pound. Years Ware and Godwin carried tbe choice ; Hr. p l arpota and other professional gestlemen were concerned foe tediums. 124 RI THOMAS DIGIT IHIGIVAI. The bankrupt was described as late of Ridgway, Plymp ssd soutlitpreviosily of Charlton, Woolwich, bate scant 00 half-idl hw Hstedy's navy. He was adjudi cated baskrupt whilst la the Devon County Gal at Exam, wham he as detained at the slit of El lea Saadi of Woolwich, _wise and spirit mar his examination before the Etegietrat he 4.1. that he lived at Ridgway, Plympton, two months aerated, and had provamly made a short etcl at Plymouth. be resided for six years at Charlton tr o sialt, where held the appointment of super istenient of the Marine Society for more than five years. li e N apa rat appointment owing to differences and = vo te motives His total income before he that appointment was between 4001. and 11001. pee yea. He had intended to return to active service, aid w est to Plymouth for that purpose. and would pre billy love snocebtled but for his arrest. He now owed abed SOK, sod had a arts beyond him half pay. meeting vas sow held, bit no debts were proved, la ay amigos* cheese, and the 30th of November was dal for Ike sea siting. TOS POLIOI6 COURTS (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. BRUTAL ABSACLT ON • WIT. Mad Lunn, who said he bad no home, a sellarman, wog Sagged before Mr. D'Eysisourt with assaulting hie wife. From the riders it appeared that the prisoner a few days sine turned hie wife out of doors. Last night she rat to him sad asked him where her ehildres were. He Word to ell bee, and struck bee two or three heavy blows tad knocked her down, and was proceeding to o ther arts of violet" but was prevented, and gives into cutody. The wife altimately foiled out where her children. i aged 18 meths and three years, were, sod discovered that they were lying on a heap of rap, and were bitten from bead to ford by Tennis. 10a many previous «carom the', prisoner bad beaten her and turned her out of doom. The prisoner denied that he 'track his wife ; all that bas did ins to push her because ehe got bold of his coat. He ! also denied that he was a drunkard. L. IYEyrourt said it was a bad are, and sentenced I the prisoner to six weeks' bard labour im the House of Or. motion The prisoner asked that a fine might be inflicted, but the application was refused. MTH INS PER. HIONWAT NOMINEE WITH VIOLENCE. 210111•1 Boat, a low-looking fellow, was chanted with highway robbery and violence. Ir. Beery Jeffrey, a gentleman residing se 62, Gloncerterereet, proved that at about tialf.past 4 on Tuesday afternoon be was in Victoria-street, whoa a man soddenly seized hia Albert chain from bis• hied with great violence. The man was on the right side of him, and held him back to the fence ; after a smut draggle be got the chain in his right baud and held it up so that witness could not get bold of it. He then shifted the chain from the right hand to the left sad tried to get the watch worth 20 goiter, but it was reared in the pocket, and only broke the swivel away. Wittier then caught him by the collar, and held him at arm's length, and the mace then struck him violeotay, which caused his face to bleed. Witless thee shifted his umbrella, to effectually secure the I man, but be made his escape, and ran towards I Strattos.gronad, ',Haase pursuing, collie' " Stop thief," to which no one paid any attention • I The lass thee turned to go down • low court I called Prostreet leading to Dock-lane, but se he' turned be slipped and fell on the herbetor ; he then got up rain and ran down the court. A man got out of his way to let bim pass, and than barred the entrance so that pmeetator could not po down. Information was given; the poorer was taken. Prosecutor was sure he was the man. Alfred Newton, a lad, proved that to the best of kin belief prisons, was the mace who fell down, as he saw him at kis feet. Sergeant Buckley, 17 B, proved apprehending prisoner is Pm-street, Westminster, wbem he said nothing to the charge. He had suffered peed servitude, and been im. primed for four months for assault. Primer denied the charge, and made • very able def mos for a mss of his edam, bat He wee remanded till Saturday. WANDSWORTH. now RAILWAY COILEANDLII Alt NORM. Edward Mum, a carman, was placed is the dock before Mr. Debars, charged with stealing a firkin of borer, the property of the South Werra Railway Company. Henry Bird said he was employed by the company es I wagger boy, On Saturday monde( be was in Long lane. I Bermomisey, with a timber parries*, when he saw the pel.! goner in charge of a waggoo loaded with firkins and casks of butter. Ha took a firkin off his waggon and carried into ! • resegrocer's shop, where he left it. He saw mitoses and treated him too pint of beer, and asked him not to tell the company. He (the prisoner) said he wan doing a little jolt for himself. Witness said, " Yon delivered one down hem" sod be replied that he had to deliver five. He said, " Don't tell the company, as they wi ll make a charge for the deli very." Witness did not give information until be was qrs. toned oe the previous day. The prisoner said it was false about the five. Mr. T. Bent, the company's superintendent of police, said that on apprehending the prisoner he said he was per to do it by the receiver, wipe paid him 11.6 e. 6d. for the butter, sod that he paid the money to his doctor for attending his wife, who was ill. Mr. Ingham remanded the prisoner until sett Wednesday. HAMPSTEAD. CONTUSION OP ROBBERY ST A lIANNZWEI CLUE. A young men seined GEOfre Darby, who had been clerk in the basking establishment of Messrs. Pear, Hoare, and 1 Pease, of Kingston.upoo-Hull, was borsht up on remand,', charged on Meows confession with lobbies his employers of about 5001. Oo the present occasion an officer from Hull, D ames 11.0ormack. attended with a war riot herd by the police authorities for the appre herniae of the prisoner. Mr. lospector Webb had charge of the prisoner, who was brought up from the House of Detention, and appeared is a very confused stale et mind, apparently labouring under deli rium tremens. The circumstances of the oar were remarkable. On Monday sight the sow told a policeman at Crieklewood that he robbed his employers, and he wished to give himself up. The policeman took him to the Hampstead Station, and be voluntarily made a statement to the effect that be bad been clerk to Marrs. Pease, Hoare, and Pere, and had robbed them to • large amount. On the °Soar *skier bow the robbery was committed be said be waited after the establishment was elceed, to assist the Dubber in counties the cash, and he abstracted money, beginning with a half eovereigo. He rid be believed the robbery was to the extent of 500/. The inspector detailed the coovereatioo before the magistrate., Mr. Gurney Bore, the banker (brother of Mr. Hoare, in the brae of Pease. Hare, and Pear, of Hull), and Mr. Read. The prisoner was reseeded until to-day, and a telegram sent to Hall, oa which M'Cormack now came up to take the prisoner into custody. The prisoner this morning produced a pie, which he said belonged to his father, who lived is Yorkshire, and made en extraordinary statement about cantos for it SINCE he was before the magistrate. Mr. Hoare asked whether the prisoner on his way bad been allowed to call at any tavern. Inspector Webb said be bad not. Mr. Read asked whether he had been drinking. Mr. Impactor Webb believed that he *Paid sad for the dicer who bad fetched him from the Howe of Detention. The inspector added that the roan appeared to be is a very contused state, and he thought a deeter should see him. !Mamma, the officer produced the warrant from' Rail- The prisoner wieitarp4 with • robbery of 1301., bat be believed it was m ore. Mr•Hoare sign ed the warrant, and the prime; was del e rZ into the custody of M`Cormsek to be taken toHull. He seemed pleased to go with the officer. TER LATh ASSAULT AT AN ICATTBOUSNS ROTZL. 1 —Ms &Althorn nuiglstrates have refnosd to cootisoo the l itemt., =sew of the Aochor Hotel, Eastbourne, to Rickard ' , the landlord, who was lately charged with as - Mg• Pratt, • doorkeeper at the Hones of Com -11001. It assured that Hughes had preciously hew died I for arsaultiog • young rnao who had was to take his fathw's dead body Isom the hilleafighloll 96111/164111/4 . ..~ A dreadful accident by which an engine driver sa. Ranted Thome Lloyd last his if. oocurred thts morniing at . 1 1 -as Embankment woy UMW r She Thames It appease fiat the &mod was employed in drivini • travelling area by mesas of • " donkey " segureos the top of Be. a timber enetke. Whilein the set of lifting a box contain- a ins shoot s ton weight of stoves a chain slipped and the box 814 tilted over. The deceased fell from his engine and was 0 Moog with the atones thrown to the ground, a distance of 41. about 60 or 60 feet. Borne of the larger stones fell apes his stomach and cut it op= is • frightful manner. He was instantly picked up by several of the workmen and re. SI, moved to Westminster Hospital, where he was examined et by Mr. Antonini, the house surgeon, who found that life 20 was extinct. The poor man was 34 years of age, and he bad io only lately come in from West Haan, where he lived. He 7, leaves a wile and eve dahlia. to MURDER BY GERMANS AT WEST HAM. This morning information was received by Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner for Middlesex, of the death N. of Joseph Xi-isobar, aged 40 years, who was stabbed by le some of his workmen Let Sueday sight. The deceased was a German cabinet maker, carrying on no Wax= at No. Edithoottages, Obendos-resd,Weet Rem. He had is his employ two moo named respectively Jacob N. Brenner sad Charles Heins, Wan Germans. Os last K Sunday near midnight the =fortunate man called out MO I to his sou that Brenner sod Heins were beating bias. The sou ran downstairs to see what was the metier. sod be arrived in time to see Browser stab his father no lose than gs, six times in the arm with a large knife need its in cabinet work. The unfortunate man ma into lei the yard, but Brenner followed him and indicted 19 9 a fearful wsund in hie abdomen, cutting it open so that some 1 . 11 ,,„, el the bowels fell out. The two men Brenner and Heins re, made off, and hid themselves in the fields, aid could not K. be found until the next morning, when they were appro. 105 bolded. The deceased was conveyed to the Loudon Hoe- 10, pitsl, where he lingered is a state of great su ff ering =What 1 14. night, when he expired at a quarter to 9 o'clock. 1 gg 11 BISHOP COLEBSO v. THE CHANCELLOR OF THEllii: EXCHEQUER AN!) OTHERS. ss 0 It was stated in the Express of the 14th inst. that tai Dv. Colmar% the Bishop of Natal, bad filed • bill is Chancery 10 against the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Attorney- General, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Vice-Chasseellor ss Page Wood, Mr. Hubbard, sad °them, seeking to compel up them to pay over the amount of his salary from the Colo- it oral Bishopric* Fund, which has been withheld during the 10 last two years. The defendants is the rose have filed their It answer, and have fully sea out the circumstances under which the fund wee formed. In June, 1853, the council is of the fund appropriated a capital rum of 10,0001. for the ga establishment of the bishopric of Natal, and Dr. Colons° Ilk wee nominated bishop by the Duke of Newcastle, who was then Cotosial Beermary. The defendants urge that they bad nothing to do with the appointment of Bishop Colemo. Having adverted to the letters patent and the recent jodg- "—Mt ment of the Judicial Committee of Privy Conseil, the de - 5! fendanti say in thetr answer "We are advised that, in ac gat oordanoe with the said judg ment, the letters patent are null 10.1 and void so far as they purport to create any diocese or to 1.70,1 confer any legaljuriedictioa or authority on the plaintiff, mid ad.( that the plaintiff has no power to exeredes the functions of . 110 . 1 • bishop in the colony of Natal, or, at all events, his no gal joriediction as a bishop in the colony, and is not himself subject to the jurisdiction of the Bishop of Cape Town as istr his metropolitan, or to any other spiritual or emilmiastical 10„. jurisdiction whatever ; and we submit that, if such is the El cese, the objects far which the funds hereinbefore men- 11 .. I timed were subscribed and invested have not been ob. 41 tamed, which objects wore, in the first place, to secure 0.4 the pastoral care of a bishop for the clergy and people gm l ot the diocese of Natal, and, ia the woad place, to aim bring such bishop nada the jurisdiction of the metro- Mt politan, himself being subject to the Archbishop of OA Canterbury. And we declare our belief that none of the contributors to the Colonial Bishops' Fund tai intended to contribute towards the support of a bishop NI such as the judgment of the Judicial Committee of At her Majesty's Privy Council has decided the plaintiff to be ; teA that is to say, a bishop without any jurisdiction over his WM clergy on the one baud, and entirely independent of all t metropolitan jurisdiction on the other." The defendants 10( proceed to allege that the clergy of the diocese of Natal have refused obedience to Bishop Colones ; that one of the 10,1 fundamental principles of all arrangement. for the maim. At end endowment of colonial bishoprics was the maintainers:re *O.MI ops and preservation of strict connection, in doctrine and disci ne, between such bis end the United Church of Eog- ; 1 %1 end end Ireland • that h all the archbishops sad bishops of IA( such church are trustees for the endowment of the see of gar Natal, and, as such, are authorised to withhold the income 10,4 from the plaintiff. The case will be argued before Str 110 John Bonully, in the Rolla Cour% at the commencement I + l of the forthcoming Michaelmas Tema. ire! Rio 8171CIDI HILLS Kim G ARD INR.--.INQORST.•••••All Hti inquiry was held by Mr. W. Carter, coroner for Surrey, .. 1 .; hat evening , at the Coeds an d Horses Tavern, Kew, re- 671.1 R eacting the suicide of a man apparently 65 years of age. pm William Booker. a painter. said that on Sunday Geeslin 71 i last, at half-put 4 o'clock, he was walking in the Royal s,€ Gardens at Kew, when two gentlemen outside the feriae of hi the gardens cried out to him , " Here is • men hangiog ; I.; come and cut him dowa." Witness then jumped over the i t; hedge, and found deceased suspended to a tree near the iv towing-path slang the river bank. His toes were touchieg ws the ground. The gentlemen held the deceased while wit- At news cut him down, otherwise the body would have fallen 41 into the river. He was quite dead, and the body was cold. .I.! Constable John Parker said that he was duty in Kew. 10 . 1 gardens at the time of the discovery of the deceased's body. 1 4( No money was found on him. and in his pockets there were 10,4 two red handkerchiefs, a Crystal Pelag e programme, end OM one or two other trifling articles. He had a shabby-genteel 117. 1 p ea rance. Witless knew him well by sight from having Mk ap often seen hire in Hyde-park and Chelsea during the gum- 14. t : mer. He was evidently a man out of employment lrh a i t 0.4 used to loiter about oa the look out for odd jobs. Li were no marks of violence on his body. A juror said that 10.1 he knew th e decoked by sight. He was • man with • deep iv; base seise, and used to slog at public.bousas on Saturday It. nighte. The suroner having summed up, the jury returned ? 1 ;. a veediek, " That deceased com mend wrinkle by bangles V himself to the broth of a tree en the banks of the Themes gi at Kew ; but under what eiresuktaness the set wee am. k mitted, or what the state of his mind was et the lima, ft there was no evidence to show," Tana FORTHCOMING FIGHT TOR THE CHAXPION. SH/R—The last deposit for the great fi ght whkh ii to Inks plow on the Ist of November betimes Maas and WorseaLl fee the oltampion's belt and SOL • ride is to be made to. moue, evenikt it a . t t a sporting-house in WllltethapeL Maas is in train to Yorkshire, and Worniald intends to pan the t he wain the meant time sad the day lied for the lett by the sewslik. The betting en the two VIM ie shoat seen. TIPS EXPRESS,, WEDNESDAY LltiTS.-(1418 1 DAY.) BILI Two oPOraoi. There is little business in British railway seen-' raise to-day, apart from that connected with the fortnightly settlement, yet the tone a the market remains firm. Metropolitan stook I continues in request, and has further advanced per cent. Great Eastern has also improved 1, and I Uncsabir• and Yorkshire, f ; Caledonian has receded London and North Western stook is now q uoted 127 to f ; Great Western , 66 } to 67 ; Midland, 1321 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119 to 1, ez div. ; South Eastern, 80! to 81/ ; Metropolitan, 1351 to 1, ex div. ; Great Northern, 133 to 134 ; ditto A, 153 to 154 ; London and South Western, 98} to 99} ; Great Eastern, 46} to 471 ; and Caledonian, 134 to 135. Foreign and colonial railway securities are in active, and prices exhibit no alteration of im portance. .DL MAUD LSD sre DWG so-dity pal pal RinmAn. ' Dialog prices i edirallY. I 10 i PAL le/ I nillsed m lasser... W A 134 115 N N iii Ca -- z -. olrtan Oode 004 Banda& ai Oanawsit an Do. 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IL AM= ISO Do. de. as. *Sim 1 .0011 0 Valois of Awandla 00 thdas ot Ink* Wm ) . 110 Pion el Landow 6 2 IS 2 3 POI 12 soi tie N 6 415 3 dle 111 R 7 6 die 16 7 6 die N 7 6 Ate 5 • T le l ,4ge 16 1 in 26 17 ile Par d 4 4 CM 14 21 ledul Li 10 2 3Dm 50 10 11 pea - 19 I 4P. 19 la tie ni M 75 77 7 1 II 47 48 47 al • II 11 isk 40 4 171 2 1 die 91 7 6dm 64 98 1 6; Mai 51 5 4 die 6 4 die 2e 11d1s " 6; 9, 96 40 4 ids ti 'XI lot . OS 71 - 4 — slag st 114 1 6 13 II 84 el 83 111 33 36 16 n I el. 1* 7 say 811 63 14 us. ei OW\ U 1 8 64 UI i4t4l iia~' tt;iiiil FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Rortors of Promos, 20+. Northers Railway of Rums Ayres, guasoutool T PK Not. (Wailed), 5. MISCELLANEOUS SEIATIJIS. Ousels Ckonpsoi, 54. Credit Faimear sod flobaior of Rogload (Lizatod). Si. Fsfebairs Beilemffiag, 050414.04 Wareham fLimoiloah 51. ILATEST SPORTING INTUIAGRNOE in um= aripai.m.) EXETER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ROTJOEMONT STARE& Half a mite. Andaz, Antoinette, Bhapesll, Mongrel, Dhcretfon, May Queen, Belle of Ku% Nip, aad Fairy Land are hare. MAMHEAD stem. Three-quarters of a mile. Exeter, Yankton, Lasgbaro, Beelsibab, Whalebone, Magaley, and Beakbarapkei are law& - COUNTY CUP. Two miles aed a hall. Salpinetaa, Pwl Diver, Sydinonton, EndaLeigh, Warhol, Mame, and May Queen are here. - - DEVON AND METER CLUB STAKE& Three- Tartan of a mite. Oom of the Sea, Antoinette, Troublesome, Swift, Sbrap liesprel &Wks', Jassy, Mey Questa, Dieeretioa, Brigand, loam an Nip are hare. NURSERY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. leuigbare, Obroaometer, Exeter, Ole, Wltelebose, Leah, Cbiokee Hand, Beakhamptoo, Roplef, Matilda, and Fen Loaf an hers. DKRBY IiKETING.—(THIS DAY.) FAT RUCK STAKES. OS; mils aids queries. Quasi Hess sad Mark Rook ars hare. U. GRAND STAND PLATE. lislt s so Osdris, Lady Valsntirm, Goldylscia, sad Cutaway me 19 hers. 10 10 CHESTERFIELD STAKES. Three-quarters at s mils. OS Osirtm, Finites, and fillesus ars has. 100 TRADESMEN'S PLATE. this mils sad s Msolasy. Player, Dr. Systax, Bahasa, BM& Rack, &Min, 011srton, sad Provisos ars hers. NURSERY PLAT& Thme.quartas of s Hiss Williams, Caustic, almins, and Panacea ars hank SO Azarna—Lookr4 Lash Kemal I, Viols, Ousizette, es . Gipsy, 061, sad Hiss Hassislts. di TUNBRIDGE MEETING.-(THIB DAY.) I lit NURSERY PLATE. Threrquerters of a mile. U. lies.y-Ciblo a, Obeeseow, Her Ladyship, Domino, Indian N. Slur Haaketou Maid, St. Allowf, Caueobie f, Foments. Z. tton, Hadji's Daughter, and Flask are her ilk MID KENT STAKES. One mile. ft, st. Vigil, Elloogowas, Rapture, Devotee, Ragas, Musketeer, Et end Yosoier are here. be. SOUTH EASTERN PLATE. Three.querfera of a mile. N. Carotid* Lady Warwick. Rosseeerk, Mysterious Lady, I , Devotee, Balderdash, Hasketoe Maid, and Finale an bare. to HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Ow e. mil L " Birdwortli, Tailor, Weighs/glees, Lady Kiaptou I, and ... Star Cross are here. 9 'RIGHTFUL DEATH Or AN ENGINE DRIVER.L.„ AT THE THAMES EMBANESIENT.-(THIS 8,••••• DA Y. ORDINARY =Asia LAD STOCKS. EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1865. O.asral &eat sad Flamm s Leedom (Lheiled). laadoa Quistal Otoniboa Oompsoy (Linved), 3t, Madras Irdigatioa Conga (all paid )• Ig. Millwall Freehold Lead sad Dad', Orieetel Chu (Limited), 64. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKEY'S. liVetent.. Aldose 25.-bias today : Great laden. 43 1 - Inneashire and Yorkshire, 119 6 xtl ; new account, 1186 ed.- London and North Western, al 7 4; new amount. 137 ft II 6 6 3 4 7-Manchester. Shaded. and Lincolnshire, MI : new account . 14 —Metropolitan , new account, 130 red -Midland, I St; new account, 1326-North BOMA, new amount, 117-Men DAUM pi i: new scommt. 816 i JI 6 i 16-19 13 4ginedi 33- I ktelb been per Cent. Prof. (heed at as. 64. .61 rd.-Mines Central, new account . 784-United States 610 Bonds, 434--Con federate Loan, 86-niest lamenboarg snares, sew amount. 15 1 11-16 I 13-18 }-bank of Liverpool. 271-Eastern Exchange Bank (Limited `, new account, 16 d.-Liverpool Plumed Arsociation (Mete), 1 3-18 d.-Moroantits sad Exchange Bank (Um= 6 13-18 I; new account, 4 6 11-18 d.-NorthWestern , (Limited), Sp.-Albion Marine (Limited), ne w account, 1648 d.- 1 Maritime Insurance (Limited), 6 d.-Queen Insuranos,l p.- Atlentic Teleraph den per Cent., 26-Plintahlre Oil. 4 4.- Nationaldram (Limited', 64 d. ; new account, 0 6 6441 4 . North Shore Mills, new account, IA x all. Merollsomia, AUOIMIT 19.-A moderate Menem was done. and press were arm, closing not COte et the hsfiht , et• A11Y.0f". 6 !irk 2 4i irl ed ted i t i l . p...- e igickow aocea iZsAbtar, and co. alro b let, _Oriat Coin near account, 161-Croat Northern A, 1624; next accou nt. lea 26 II SI-Great Wooten. next account, 064 I-Illinois Central, 7116 4 : next account , Tel I 4-.Lancaahire and Yorkshire, next account, line 6-London and North Western, next account. 1274 7-Manchester and County Bank (Limited', 4 p.-Ma nester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, i7l I . next account, 686 I 6 6 il 4 6 4 'ff I 6 f-Metropolltan, next account, Ifni i+ 6I 6 6 6 e-Meland. nest account, lit-New York and We next unt, 636-North British, next account, MI 7 1 2 4louth Eastern, next account, 11143 i i 4 1 4 4 4 i - Stalllilly Coe sad Iron Company (Limited). next account. 184 4 p,-Tbaress and Mersey Marine Insurance (Waded). 6 13-16 p.-tinitod dates 620 Yearr Bonds, MI , nest acconnted-A ens Gilkes,l-18.1.- Slaver 7 New, Si p.-Edinbargh. Perth. and lhtndee. 246-Baken head, bat-8L ask= A. me atents3. 106. TRAFFIC RETURNS. IUtLWATIL 1111e4 Pas- Yee , Total, Toth]. open. amen. thandies 1866. 1864. Week ending August It GL. S. Aust. dt Lostheree-Ves. (South Aust. Line) 1190 15.669 30,087 46,6'6 42. 966 (LomberdcetCentralltaly NG 0055 5.075 16,034 12,227 Lines of the Piedmont 649 11,463 10,821 21,246 Week ending Anoxia 20. Brecon and Merthyr .64 608 7t2 1 , 211 715 Reek ending Arai 26. 11,0110 10,1 63 Glasgow et Sou th orders 249 Loudon. Brighton, and b Coast 272 20,027 6431 2L4 t 8 23,711 Beath treaters Week ending August , 27. Cambrian Great Laxemboarg N or th North London MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cnooc. There in little business in the mining market to-day, the attention of the dealers being chiefly directed to the settlement of the fortnightly account, and prices generally are unchanged. Subjoined are some of the present quotations :—Great Vor, 341 to 351 ; South Condurrow, 31 to ; West Caradou 9 to 10 ; ast Lovell, 12 to ; BLit Rosewarne, 2i to ; Frank Mills, 6} to ; West Chiverton, 72/ to 75 ; Lady Bertha, Ile. to 12a. • East Russell, 2i to 31 ; and Clifford Amalgamated, 22 to 23. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. St. John del Rey, however, meet with inquiry. SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON THE MIDLAND EXTEN SION RAILWAY WOBLEn.—nu morning an inquest Wm held by Dr. Linkable, at the Maize Tavern, NW* House, Hampstead, touching the death of John Sawyer, a miner's labourer. aged 19,wh0 Ina killed by the falling of a beam on Saturday last,st the work' in progrw for the Midland Exten sion Hallway, In Conduit-belch. Hampstead. It appeared that the deceased was engaged at the bottom of the tunnel, at shaft No. 5, chopping a bit of board, when • piece of timber fell from the month of the shaft—a distance of ' SO feet, sad struck him on the heed. He exclaimed while the timber was falling. "Oh, what is that ?" and tell down dead. The men for about a week past had been accustomed to sit upon the piece of timber in question, but on Saturday it had been shifted end it was supposed was struck by a pawing waggon on the tramway and dislodged. Mr. F. B. Dalton . surgeon, was called to the deceased, whom he found quite dead. His skull was frac tured arid the brain protruded from a wound in the head. Verdict " .so:siderite' death." EXTRAORDINARY INTERFERENCE wets WORE.- MIN.—Mr. Hoes, contribctor, of Stafford, is onstructing • length of railway at Crewe for the Loudest and North- Western Campo/by, and his men are on strike under some what singular eircumstanors. One day a trades-union delegate went round amongst the men employed, and noon earily occupied their time. The foreman told him that the men could not be interrupted at their work, and said it he wanted to see them he had better come when they were leaving off. He replied that be should speak to them at any time he thought proper, and on the foreman repeating his regent that he wools sot interfere with them during working house, he directed the men to sew work, saying he would pay their wage, and they immediately did so, and still remain oat, though they have an grievanie what ever to allege.—Wolrerhempros Chronicle. THREATENED Paofficentsoe AGAINST DEAN' MIL MAN AND STARLET.—In an elaborate article as convontioo and in eleituticel . appsals. the Chere/nrian. the organ of the high tory party in the ;Aura, pointy cot the meaner in which proceedings might be takes against Dr. Hilman, dean of St. Paul's, and Dr. Stanley, dean of Westminster, on account of the sympathy they are supposed to enter tain towards Bishop Coker*. Tiro following is the whew proposed :—" We have seen that two dears gad one or more beneficed clergy of the church of EagUnci.have publicly joined in expressing their approbation of the tesebieg of a notorious heretic and infidel. If this be so, it is evident that a gross one of scandal has arisen. These clergy, ord. dating in the church of England and province of Canter bury, - have caused • gross and fearfnl soandaL They are publicly held and universally believed to meow in °maim with a notorious infidel. They have come forward pub _ hely in hie support and favour. Helios it is evident that then men must be held ideetified with the infidel and condemned doctrines of this notorious apostate from the Christian faith, until they duly and regularly purge them selves from any complicity with his guilt. No explanation I on their part can atone for this act. They menet be acquitted until they have made due satisfaction for their offence by proneeticieg oreelemeation of Coleus° so a noto rious infidel and entreating pardon for the encouragement they have giver, to him, sad the scandal they have caused to all Christians in DO doieg. How can this be properly and regularly done? Oar reply is ths.y citing them before Convocetioa on the charge of s uspected faith, grounded on the public' and notorious fact the Coleus° subscription and meeting, and the scandals earned thereby. If they refuse to appear. Convocation could proceed to expel them from its body and to suspend them at officio, on penalty of deprivatioe if they presume to ofticiate. If they appear, they can be compelled to subscribe a recantation and sub mission ;fader the mine peptide& Convocation might set at nought any three tened appeal from its deuision, and the attempt to appeal would involve dogma, ipso facto, from oak* and beeefice." THE WILL OP THE LATE BISHOP OF CHEBTEIL— Tbe will of Dr. Graham has bees proved in the Cheater registry by his relict, Mrs. Charlotte Graham and Mr. Henry Jame s Oakes, d Novice, near Bury St ., Edmunds, the executors. The personalty was sworn under 35,0001. The right rev. prelate's will is dated March 10,1852. He leaves to his wife an immediate legacy of 5001. together with his WIND and liqoors, end carriages and hones, and the use for life of the silver plate unseated to mby the master and fellows of Christ's College, Cambridg hi e. cm his realer This plate is be tion of the mastership of the college. questhed to the testator's son John, absolutely. on the dnth of Mrs. Graham. The rendes of his estate, including the household furniture sad plate, the testator leaves • to his wife for life, and upon her death to his children 7 absolutely, in such➢proportions as Mrs. Graham may ap- poist. Gazarrs Nonricartoss.—The Gazette Mr. of ga las even ing contains the following sonossoements : Edward Bt. John Neale, C. 8.. now secretary to her Ma jesty's loptioe at Atheos, bee bean appointed charge d'affaires sod eoneul-geriersl to the republic of the Equetor. Don June Gavarno is epproved as consnl-general m the United Kingdom for the Queen of flpein. Vessels from the porte of the Italian oeratioest. which may Proceed io the Italian Weeds, are subjected to a quarantine of seven dayr. Quarantine has been egtablighed at Naples on ell vessel x s coming from Egypt mid the Levant generally, with the e ceptioo of Greece ; asd ou all week coming from Malta, Gibraltar, and Spanish sod French porta on the Mediter rave's. The Governor of Melte hem ordered that all verge arriving is Malta from Naples, with foul bale of health, "bell be subjeot to a quarantine of teo full days, and is I eases of cholera on board to • quarantine of twelve full days. Vessels arriving in Malta with foul balls of health from Marseilles will he subject to a quarantine of ten full dap, and, is ewes of cholera oa board, to a qoarantine of twelve jull days. The Belgian government has addressed a circular to their consuls abroad sanoimeing that certificates of origin of goods exported to Belgium are no looser re quired." Paormax. —During the 30 years ending 1884 the burden of pauperism seems to have faller" to its lowest point in 11537, when it mold st 4.044,7411. From 1834 to 1837 there wee a steady redo:aka is the expesdit ure for the relief of the poor. Thou the tide tonged the other vs!. and to 1843 the aggregate expenditure in Tempest to pauperism had risen to 5,208,0271. Is 1844 the ezpooditure declined. but is 1845 it ageis nee to 5,039.7031. Is 1848 there was a slight reductive; belle 1847 the amorist rose to 5,288,787 L th, sad is 1818 to 8,180,764 i. Is the next I four yens ere an. • gradual massitime, until is 1862 tie Weal bed fallen to 4,887,6861. Them there was own move a mrertealleereses, ties wryest, having rises in 1856 to 111.111K,441. Ttm espeorlimrsel the het few yeeeshes been Ise rews :-18117. 5.8E47561. ; 5.878.5 4 W. ; 13 5 % 5,558.68 W. ; 1860, 5,4149644 t 1851, 5.7 . 78. 1431 . ; 18184 cour,sssi. ; ; a*d 185 4 . 5,423. 3854 The essayist et ties whole 30 was than 1863. MONEY MARILET.-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Ototor. In the stock markets today attention is chiefly directed to the settlement of the fortnightly account, and little other business is going forward. The ten dency, nevertheless, continues favourable. Consols have advanced 1-16 to per cent., and some of the chief British lines 3 to 1. In the foreign depart ment a slight improvement has occurred in Spanish securities. The shares of the financial companits are still inquired for. In the discount market to-day there is a large amount of money seeking employ ment, while the supply of bills is limited. Transactions continue to be effected at 31 to 4 per cent. The rate on the Stock Exchange for loans from day to day on English Government securities is 21 to 3 per cent., and for advances on foreign stocks to the next settlement, 4. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 55a, showing no variation of importance. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1, both for money and the account (Sept. 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Cone°le, foe money, 891, ; ditto for account, 891 ; Three per Cent& Reduced, 891, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, i ; India Five per Cent. stock, 105, 3 ; five and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1091; and Exchequer Bills, 34. die. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates are in demand, and have improved 4to 3 per cent. The Turkish Loans of 1858 and 1862 also show firmness. On the other hand, Consolides have declined 1. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, via. :--Greek, 904 to 1 ; Turkish Cousolidfs, 481 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 294 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Oonfederette,7 to 9 ; and Mexican, 231 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi lien, 97 ; Danubian Principalities, 804; Egyptian, second issue, 98 ; ditto 1864, 951, 4 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 964, 51; Greek, for account, 201, ; Italian, 1861, 641 ; Mexican, 231 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 47 ; Russian, 1859, 571 ; ditto 1862 , 921, ; T urkish 1854, 941, 94 ; ditto, 1858, 75 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 81; ditto 1862, 731; ditto ao count, 731, 4,4, 31 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74, 4, 34; ditto 1866, 431 ; ditto scrip, 61 dis. ; ditto Guaranteed, 1001. Illinois Railway shares are in demand, and have advanced to 761 to 79 ; United States 5-20 bonds' and Erie Railway shares are also firmer, the former at 681 to 694, and the latter at 531 to 4. Atlantic and Great Western debentures are unaltered, at 854 to 864. The governmentbroker has bought to-day 10,0001. New Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. The steamer Seine has arrived from the West Indies with 377,0001. in specie. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 3 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to I prem., ex div. • London Financial, 74 to 8 prem., ex div. ; Im perial Mercantile, 11 to prem. Credit Fonder and Mobilise of England, 34 to 1 prem.; Ottoman Socidtd Gdndrale, 21 to 1 prem.; Hudson's hay, 151 to 16 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 31 to 1 prem. About 69,0001. in gold ass sent into the Bank yesterday, making an aggregate of 281,000/. since last Wednesday. The City of Boston, from New York, has brought 260001. in specie. The foreign exchangesyeaterdayafterooon showed no variation of importance. Subjoined is the usual list : short, 11.184 to 11.194 ; 121 b 121 ditto, 3 months, Itotterdsce, 3 moaths. 12.1 to 12.14 g a te e rp, .4 mon ths. 25.60 to 25.55 ; Brussels, 3 mouths, 26.501 to 25.55 ; Bambara. 3 months, 13.10 to 13.101; Pare, short, 35.171 to 25.271 ' • ditto, 3 months, 36.421 so 25.474; Maneillee, 3 MICISIIII4 25 45 to 25. F 50; rankfort on.tlwMaroe, 3 swathe , 1214 to 1211 ; Vienna. 3 months, 11.20 to 11.25; Tried*. month; 11.20 to 11.25 ; Petenbarr. 3 months, 934 to 301 Iharid, 3 rnenthai 471 to 471 ; Oadis, 3 months. 471 to 471 IA S Dearth'', 25.574 to 25.624 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.5. M. Nook 3 a muse, 25.55 to 23.624: Naples, 3 nxistlie,2s.674 to 25.624 ; Palermo, s mo u ths, 25.571 to 25.624 ; Mennen, 3 month % 25.571 to 25.624 ; Lisbon, 3 months, 511 to 514 ; Oporto, 3 months, 511 tosll. The half-yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company was held yesterday, when the report of the directors, and a statement of the ac counts for the half-year ending the 30th June last, were unanimously adopted, and the customary divi dend of 14s. per share, being at the rate of 10 per cent per annum, was declared. At the half-yearly meeting yesterday of the Mill wall Freehold Land and Docks Company, the dine tors' report was agreed to. It stated that the whole of the capital had been subscribed, and that the attention of the board had been specially directed to the acquisition of the Land required for the works. The following are the rates of " continuation," or for carrying over purchases of foreign and rl way stocks from the present to the next accou nt. In the former class 1 securities they are compara tively high, except as regards the Confederate Loan; in the latter they are almost uniformly low : Greet Western even to 4 wet. Leeds ILendoes ............ ..• • IMidlaad Caledonian Great Northam Ditto A i to Metropolitan e ven to 6d. ~ Ditto Extension eves to „ South Eastern Sheffield even to 1-16 North Easters Barwick Ditto York -16 to 5.16 „ North British Great Fastens Virginia 6 per cent. Mier& Centml (paid up) • 9 4. to 11. Ont. LGI•0111011rg Gown Credit Hodson' Bey Id. to 1-33 „ Interranoosi Pumice Allianos Bank 4 back to even Confederate Loan Greek 1.32 to 3.32 " exican to 7 p.a. M Ditto, 1864 Spanish Passive Spanish ONetifiatilli 5 to 7 p.s. Turkish 'eternal 6 perot. •• • • 1.16 to 1 most. United States 52 0 Bonds.. • 4 to 6 p.a. It is announced that's. call of 41. per share hos been made on the shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), payable on 22nd Sept. next, at the banking-how's of Mews. Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, Twella, and Co. The directors of the Delhi and London Bank (Limited) have declared an interim dividend of 9 per cent. per annum for the half-year ending the 30th June last. The transfer books of the London Bank of Mexico and South America will be closed from the sth to the 19th September. both days inclusive, prepara tory to the extraordinary general meeting. The fifteenth half-yearly ordinary general meet ing of the Ottoman Railway Company will belied on Friday, the 29th September. The directors of Moore, M'Quesn and Company (Limited) have declared an ad interim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, for the three months ending the 30th June last, payable on and after the Ist September. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7261. ; the South Eastern, an increase of 1,6511. and the Glasgow and S mith Western, an incases of 3671. We are requested to state that the share list of the Birmingham Vide= F o undry Engineering and Railway Plant Company will close on Saturday next, the 2nd of September, foe London, a nd on Monday, the 4th of September, for the eountry. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gen, 4sek. and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of lase evening • inearenen—Albert 111411 tel We'sed is Fedetement, 11 OcesenndaL 84, 4; Onuate, 85; Lamb, • . Marine, 196, ex be. ; Liverpool and London Fire aid Life. iii, i ; Lend ,r 4, # ; lilrier. 90, silo ws °iv. sad ad • Orsem Marble, 934, ex Provided Life, 38 ; 'Miami Ind *deg .Mtrime (LlMltedji, q, ex div. ; Daimon/ ibliaeArkzitodb 5. i• uemigni and Ooke.—Beashay (Limited), 3rd issue, 2i British Provincial, 30, 't • Cardinestal Unica (Limitedl. 101; Gre Great °tetra, 16, l; bidierhd, 83, els illy.; _lmperial Continental, 33, ea div. ; Westminster hartered, 763, es div. ' Doeks.—Londo , and at. Hatheiine, 77. li. 7, ex div. Waterwerim.—Berlin, ill ; aim.. 28 , 1_; Lot 1 . 0 " 4.1. • 1251: 4. 8enthwark and Vamha ll , 1261 West Middlesest, 114 , 131. la—Grind duccfsa, 70 ; B. nisei end Alen (Gam by G. W. 11l Teams Emma. Consols were first quoted this morning at 891 to 1 for money, and 89 11-16 to 13-16 for the ea count, and remained without alteration to the close. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1 ; ditto, for ao count, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Coats., 89/, f, i ; Bank Stock, 248, , 2491 ; India stock, 2 19 ; ditto Ave per Cent. , Stock, 1054 ditto Bo nds , 215., 245. pmts. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced ' rupee paper, 1011. India Five per Cents. remain the same as before ' , at 105 to 1, and Exchequer Bills at 3s. discount to Is. premium. In the foreign market Confe derate Cotton Bonds appear to have been oversold, and have conse quently improved on the aettlement. Mexican has likewise advaned, and a better inquiry has pre vailed for Russian and Turkish descriptions. Spanish Certificates are higher, but the ordinary stock shows a rednegion. The transactions Pi joint stock bank shares have r again been rather large, and in several deseriptioas &further advance ha taken place. London and County were especially in demand and marked 77. Alliance, Chartered of India, Australia, and China, • Commercial of India, English Joist Stock, European, London and South African, London and Venezuela, and Merchant Bank have also improved. The shares of the financial companies were firm, and a farther slight rise took place in London Financial and Imperial Mercantile. General Credit, . on the other hand, showed dulness. Subjoined are the closing quotations :—lnternational Financial, 1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 1 prem. ex die.; London Financial, 71 to f prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile Credit, 1 11-16 to 13.16 pram. ; Credit . Foncier and Mobilise, 31 to 4 prem. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were . last quoted 3 to 4 prem. ; National Discount, 104 to 4 prem. ; Joint-Stock Discount, 11 to 4' die. •, Egyptian Trading, 11 to 01 die. • Ottoman Socidtd Gibeirele, 21 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15/ to 16, being 2s. Bd. better ; Lion Brewery, 4 to 1 prem., showing a decline of fie. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 24 to the general miscellaneous market the only changes were a rise in International Land Credit, and a nominal decline in Peninsular and Oriental Steam. The closing (but In many ewes nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub ned :—Metropolis Sewage, 11 1 t o 12 . p rem. r London Bridge Land, 2 to Idis. ; London Jute Works, 4 to 1 prem. ; Willi Park and Hotel, 2 prem.; Belfast and Bangor Railwa y and par to 1 prem. •, McQueen Brothers, 1 to 3 prem.; Marseilles Extension Railway and Land, par to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation, 21 to 31 prem. ; West Worthing Mansions and Hotel, 2 to 3 prem. ; and General Estates, 4 to 5 prem. United States 5.20 bonds have again receded to 681 to 4. Illinois Central shares were also dull aP 774 to 781, but Erie improved to 521 to 831. At: lantio and Great Western Debentures were quoted the same as yesterday, at 861 to 884. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LANIL—(TRII3 DAY.) The Gangly of English wheat an sale at Nark-lane, to-day. was moderate. Omierally speaking sales progressed slowly, but without Wain to any chasge in prices. le COMP•tee with liooday. Old wheat was held at fully late rates. With keno wheat the market was oderately For - For most dissariptiona them waa • lair m demand. and pima ruled firm. Flottiog cargess of grain were in fair request at fall ear .. reads& the sapply of which was limited, moved off steadily at fall qootratioes. Malt ruled firm at quite late rata. steady request at lioa - Osta were in good supply aad ilsv's priers. Beans ma Pas obaagsd bands at the fall prises of Moeda,. Tel eer bob was steady on boner terms. 411111waui or SULAM ta. Ix 1V BY WATT* CARRIAGE, TROY AUG. ES TO AUG. 1) INCLUAIVE. - wa i l Tines' Mali Os ierl , I , lola. qra QM VS. 1 qrs. Owls. rooks. sags+ as4tleatcat 820 100 810 1 40 i. • 150 hash .. ' 100 fatelps MO 250 .. 1 16120 31 Hie --1 , Tobil LIVERPOOL OOTTOS MARKEL (THIS DAY.) (sr canto AID uressienesss rscsasarla (rsou ors ow( ooassrosow) The market Avow priori still in favour of Widen. Saes probably 16,000 or 20,0‘0 Ulm MINOING-LANE,-4TH113 DAY.) SUCIAIL —Tbers has beta a gory motive damand allied) , fee British West India at full prier to Bd. *dosses ; of otter descriptions the Bala leek& grainy Mauritius at 370.94.; brown date Bengal. 28e. ; aeoboyed lI.aMIi et 275. to 28s. 3d.; and Porto Rico at 345. Ild. Reflood firm for all deaseiptkua. Corraz.—The paresis of Ceylon brespbt so_ public: We hive gone off with fair oompetatioe at prune Gd. amt. below those ruling last week. Plantatiee Ceylon, 41a. FA. to 71s. 6d.: fine ordinary and low middling, 765. to 78a. li.; middling, 79e. to frh,. 6d. ; good middling sad Boa bold, 84.6 d . to 91s. ; restive Ceylon. good ordiaary, 6d. C OCOA . —A small pared of Grenada sold it 325. to 71n Tea.—Tise mallet coationse quiet. Public sake of Chins will be held DIVIi weak. Rum. A small parcel of fair Demerara sold la. sp. peed. Ricc —For soft grain there is agood Inquiry, asti large sales bare been affected. ltango, 9s. 40. to 12s. 3d. ; Neeraarie, We to 10e. 3d. Faum—The fleet argo of Volenea he. nearly all boa disposed of at 48L IleProls.llasioess is &Mg at steady price,. ficommeam.—Osennsoa qualities are isqaired for, bat no sales ere reported. Oorros. —Tb• market is steady at previous prime. Western barely fair, 120.; Tinoivelly, fully mid. dlisg fah , . 110. • Primal sod &nada, 60. to 7 ; W alt ladia, fair, 164. io 16e. TALLOW If A RKIIT.—(THIS DAY.) Th• sesrkes is steady :—Town tallow is gamed Petersburg P. 0., op the apt, 44e. 9d., new Dciebor, 411. dd.; January M Mora, O de. 9d. to 4de.; March, Mk M. BOROUGH HOP MARICIT.—(THIS DAY.) Maim Petisedea sod Sahli report • good etersly deemed for the limited supply of the Dew hope that have arrived at market. st prim varying from 1115 e. to 126.. for Barer ; 110 s. to Ms. for Weald of Loots, and for Ind ni But Keats, 130 s. 4111905. per art. The Temple churc which is nndergoing a thorough clowning, Is to b !emplaned for Divine service on. Bandy, the let of October. INVITATION TO THZ 'FMCS PLITT TO 0111 t ! Conc.—The mayor of Cork Ma, by desire of the oorpoes. tan, forwarded an invitation to the Frisch Minister of Ka! rine, (or the fleet to Mait that harbeer. Iv( too tatt. — Feniau iem appears to be spreading West as well as North. On Friday a promoutim was in stituted at Sligo be the ooestahalery alpinist a reiligiamma for using sedition. Isegsage. The defence made for him was that he wee intoxicated at the time, though the msgistrsiso did sot regard this as a sufficient swum, but, recodiushag the truth of the adage, fa vine recites," obserted thee sorb deolaratioas ea the p risonerp bad made warranted the suspicion that the Fenian conspiracy existed is the locality . . The bench also took occasioo tc warn young men agaime the moseemesse el tororing emseeted with trammahle pojects, whit*, like the famous rebellion of 1848. would be oertoin to end In the betrayal and ruin of throe coore.iwil in them. The prissoor, it ahead be Awned ( is new la the Slue Militia, and formerly eared in the Popes &Wed —Dublin Nerves. THa Amara alas Liza[rstr.-00 X•today, Mr. Ward, otererer for the coast! 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