The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-11 00:00:00

It i. certain that thin month of Aurem wit deals the late of Italy. Lamoriciere will be written down tbs pais of history as signor or vanquished, although um either case the canoe he perven*ill be as at always has been dishonourable awl THE MASSACRES IN SYRIA- ARRESTS BY PUAD PACHA. - The following telekraphie despatch from the Turkish Minister of F. , reign Affairs has been re coil-el by the Turkish i:ehamador in Loudon : Constantinople, Angwst 9. I hasten to transmit to you the following tele graphic despatch, which I have received rid Belo, from his Excellency Fund Pacha. It is dated Damascus, August 4. " Yesterday I arrested 330 of thew who took part in the massacres. To-day the number of ex torts exceed 400. By the day after to-morrow, at latest, the persons of rank who are gravely com promised will be under arrest. The guilty per s , us condemned by the Conned Extraordinary, which I have already appointed, will be executed imme diately. A great part of the property, furniture, and articles of value that had been hidden away has been mixed. The respectable inhabitant, have given us moral support by their admuees. The evil-doers are struck with terror. The greatest tranquillity has prevailed in fire town during these arrests', which have been effected without striking a blow. The Imperial troops have given a fresh proof of real and patriotism." rim LATE COUNT srspHss szreez..virm (THIS DAY). A *Arnie bigb mar tttxlrequtiem was celebrated We morales at the AMro lathobc ('hutch of St. John the Eansidiet, Descankerrae, Winston, foe the repose of the soul of the above-aimed diaingniabial Hungarian, whow lons labiate ia the earace at his country, aal kis 'satiate in the cause of MOM and reeial programa be.. endeared We wientery to all clams. of ha eresairyineu without &dachas of political parties. The clank was hung with black mad a m.isnifforst caret. taker euroinuuted by 'metal phases in halt of the alas &wapiti the ante of Ile deesnsed. The solemn rues were oeedneted by the Sae. Pallor Pulaski, and the requiem and mac of the MIN was Etas with pat effect by the airy .feint choir of the church. 711 eve were arrend Illeagerispa prieset, but the cerwoosy vas aktupthir of a 'aglow ohmmeter, hariag riu politiail reforeace at Nallegv. CONAnrunozai DIPENCE COMIIITTEZ. We have Wes emilerakel to publish the following letter eddraered he as .sobers at the general committee by their essethari: thelais-Isee. Logsdon, August It. Inaitk tintl e ina - A mei mum of the eleculla• committee yen appointed, wiengthelas the pr.prietore, the editors, enter, matribthera. ad partisans of lb. Star, t/ bolanod sad etvarday itheatheed the care you eai to their heads. have "cm determined that you shall ant be anewaril to hear en amain d thew .. I think, hemimor, it rue d to yolk or well no to Myer that 7 . 0* Amid timer the truth. sal so he mithied to Judie for 'our. Wee, mud to set se you say think at Li my opialoo, as amentive is appointed lo cement the (ejects of %baseman esemalthe, and the so right to annender these ohjrats, or to tentund• that empeed the pngemitiga of therm, withme anartiom The ogitatioa, yea will ram eaker. woe eggeassegeg by Br. Bright, and he st nee, hanthe ho liseer, sad the Mormon, &or its riecipal spa ml prominent part thee Weis by the ' Nanchweer party' eartalaly pave s rode. imparaloo, sad regime vigour to the sworesneet, net Ude wee acoompannel hy • lameatahle meet of judgment aad rapseity for the se el a surer...lid thou It had ummover the .Rectal repent's lathy .4 its warmest Meath, enema leading Loa t h e lied many of the lona, even is the earth, who sot sympathise sad would eel idirelthed with, what they onside; the gonad sod delladobile Made et that school. Whets lad Talmonike'g melanoma appeared it wee eke, trat they did ent desy, but re the sontraiy, .asid powainly worth and pme. woad iml, admitte the er and the right o lu f the Leoh. to p in y ner taase-prov d ided the lower eon ant widely estocised. That was the critical meanest - -the tuning poiat Is the ecated-whes it Mamie tiro chrome gad paramemit duty of this consultors to de. imam ow fetal ma admithou. And what was the caednell of Me Bright sad his party the 1 At that inoment, and hobos this committee mould meet, we saw with utter mese mad sail ronelonalke that Yr. Bright sad the Oar had accepted the reedetions soder cover .4 the andoeigee elate. met that they wore at hem • good " that the whole ems 'anodise party toe the we oppose them* Either they ledirved teat oratemost or they did mot -to believe it exhi bited en amount of credulity whisk would feeder thy ;arty costae awl to believe, and yet t.. pul•lnla exhibited aa amount d impudent imposture which might to render any political party intense.. They had their sheave. and they have it still. They urgently premed this trannsittee b atatams from denosacuss the resolutions, on the pretest that they wen I. be followed by mate mem which would effectually entralive than. Thew were named that there was no awesome. or prolabiliiy, and certainl sou eetee. of say such amok aim that it they believed in it laity were re bents duped and imposed woo, hut they still porsided appearing to I.elleve it, sal they had a wmperity to ha r k their credulity. Mr. Bright, at the tame time, used his utmost earns...we and Influence to pet a airesdracias withdraws, sad to prevent all "wattles. ad • set 00l holed to stand 1.7 the rime utitutain WS end betrayed other' into the same polities. the prem wee sileseed-this tom 'them woe glhemed-Mo iralemedoot party th e home wee sneered sad thesrpthed, licit the pull Mosel wheat at the smiled query, but keen net whom to aerme. Lord Palthethen. I frees all Mi ss , ass at liberty to my what be prawn!, mod iraidairesd without rearm le Yew of the Lords, ad dimpuipmetit tut of the Commas, and the thathe of the meld the plaudits .4 the easeenetives. and the imunagra of the believed iollegregg of Mr. BOO& tra Shimmed shed rat, he debate dragemmeittee addressed lettere to %may rambles of the liberal party, entreaties them le me entry steam wrath the fame of the home weld permit to met the debate eljworeed, a. that country might have thee tonmes its *them is the eah jerk and several of those aemishers endeavriand to aecompli.h that object ; but vain Mt. t exerted himself to the utmost to poetise thsk adios, and uhi. mately threat...4U to divide a g a in* them they persisted. And so the reeolut•••• pissed saanimandy-the whale comermtive party, third a owning. ant owing that they did m because they m c== the nicht of the beds-and the journals of the House of Conin.a., after ea inthoate invesnipt•e of precedents„ are mule to lam that &mein te•tanotiy to posterity. No actin. followed sone was ever natenled -Whig" 500- era. ever really a/1.e.-bd. Mr. Bright having first betrayed hi. follower., theft deserted, sal ultimately ohs. owned them, hi, friends dewing that he had ever been, or withal to he, their Iwider. Endeavour's were made ly this ragimittra, by Lad Fermin. Mr. Whalley, mid other., to stimulate some action, hut .11.4 them were frustrated the ante party sal by similar means, onder the ;Mien , . that env fireman) might esbuyer the ministry, and precept tbe compaction of the treaty, in winch the Men. (better party bare a special sod peculiar lacier; Even if the preservation af such a minidry, or tbe completion .4 Barb • treaty amid be compireil in vital importarice with the ilwastnew coseention of a power in the Moue of Loot. to LA the work, it is indubitable that them were not the • for which this committee was formed, nor tbu put • for which the mob& •iih.v lbw]. The preomt pepsl6 apathy sad political demoralhation an.- mainly from the pobto,l dwh.meet, of our public • end .t is haught with met national evil. It real... Ilse people powerie--, and the middle claws te• ibtf..,nt. for Ibex know not whom to behove, or whim, to n.l it I. A ' S h.. Hill power. to run riot in their teallve. , cOrregoloto, •atraysqunt expenditure. end sionc• legisist.ou. And it w tend.lie to oneVelking infinitely S .v. to n•pr..eat the committee from this day, bat abell bo 7144.1 s.O (1 , ..1r• \ WI! ...atousato ape! the al.** ead v.. sr ..n•-tom the 1 , 111 , .. which, is jerboa a. you, I bar, to amy olive as above. I femme. gysti.mo serr!at, HZPIT RIK; AIX I)l •ffiziliTl. o,l Mrsott. rrt rue 7ant Wan t/041mi* Ito Thur.q.o. the 7-th Ilighlatiolen were pa rad.,l no the eeid.made .4 the I %..de at Fahni.urgh, fur the purport .4 re. crone the n.. 1.1. awarl.l to those of them sunder who had 'tiered ISI the gnat Imbue strualc The tere.t .4 th. • .1,110•43 o• 411.. oily I 01411011111 is ociamaitteoes d the n..hde leerig presented to the awe hy Lady Nave . 4 the lat....nerd Hseeloelt. who was much alerted After the &aril...tiny, lady Havelock peccuesie.l I. the holotal and diuriloded the asedaLi to the aim sed.here Her badyship Ira. received eith enthusiasm by the rrypnwat. Precis. VIIMIC-.TRECT.—TIie Rev. F. D. Ma , trice ..thriated as Small), and had a ro ry prnepenew e..nowenceineat. The ll.ike jai Llariseft .4 Argyll nem am , .1.4 ii,. .f t.rta cowerestat referoune Me ...Nary. The Ltrl .4 Drrhy'g "awl i• t.. Ise ou Mir I. ial..t a orztrart. i . . THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) 0171LIMIALL. mewl camel Amemo. Pietro mal Timm Mensini, * of ta Nes_e_ni4 who hen on orrowd thaw rowooM on the *OWN and tread* two Ira& Marrs arS r llaes sad aGeary, with Wont t o do deo grimes hest ,, wore wit brought_ up _totem Ablorme Bab Alder. ewe Oa don , lobe eitOy anted rotative to titat Eerie Os tits trot occooire the 'Tidies, wt to show that the prooseetoro hod boos Making and inter fered with the prisoners, who wen estbabiting the performances of a monkey, width by some sa ddest wee intocked free his position es the harp. They resented this by striking the propionates; and a rowel Annie oeseed, during which the Italians drew their knives and wended Mullins on the hit battock and Geary in the back, the blade of the kw& passe-sting the left lung, and rendering the wound extremely &arrow Geary being confined in the hospital, was not examined until this morning, when he corroborated Mullins 's statement ; but the most singular hater, in the mss was the circumstance that Mullins's wound did not prevent his attending at the first examination, but immedistely after the wound took an unfavourable tern, and he has been unable to leave the hospital ttp to the pre sent moment.. Mr. Wakeling defended the peen. Alderman Hal e mid th a t h e hadmade up his mind to commit the prionen, and therefore recommended them to 'reserve their defence for the trial. 1301JTHWARK. ATTIMITLD SUICIDr. Aen Bradley, • decent-looking middle-egad female, WM brought before Mr. Comte, oe nomad, charr „. dwith attempting to drown herself in the Gr an d S u r re y It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Collins, the proprietor of the Bridgehouse Tavern, at the corner d the cabal bnillge, is the Old Kent-tad, that on Friday after noon, the 3rd inst., about 2 o'clock, be heard cries of " A woman in the water !" proofed from some children. He took down the drip which be kept in his house, and without an instant's delay rushed down to the mind side, and saw the =r heed downwards in the water. He succ e ed e d in g ber out, and coereying her lute his house, where be need such arse as SOUP restored her to her senses. Elbe thee mid abe was sorry he had eased bar, as site in tended to bane drowned herself. A *hems was called in, and she was taken into custody. Mr. (.owes snared hie worship that had he been a minute Weir abs must have been suffocated, as bar head was iptting embedded in the nod. Is slower to the chine, the primmer mid tbal she hail bed ems wards at home aid she supposed her bed was tumid, or abseheidd sot have yeses wish se attempt cm her lila tie hoped hi warship would forgive her, and allow her to go home TWA her husked. The YAW, • deeseakokiag maa Die came forward Lad Wormed hb warship OM he Geoid est IMINUOI for his wife's made, wash se attempt. law left Uses is the after sees le quells% sad be heard wain( are of her until the emu*, whoa he fouled her ia 16. stedisediouee. She would amt oohs such se attempt soda lb. Combs told the prisoner that she cwt to be thank ful to Mr. Valise for maybe bar I Thad he not hem used extraordinary activity, she swat have beim suffcceted. She oowappsoed to regret having made the itlterapt, there fore be should allow her to go home wit* her liesbaniL ii Te h) IF, Nic. Da sad 111111 L i`f is i NAJI vssr PROSPNCTS. Tb. Geserieweret Chronicle of to-day say.:—et Ths boost et s odd nod rem sumo May proves ea pod es tireeking • ' le be, Tide rot be bone is miad by anyone wise lobe es the balky asp at present en the poem& &The traveller tairesgb Ogee NMI'S and aid bad sensitise of asked olds li are seallot by the Gnat Nertatess, dee Goat Wakes, sad the lisarkaater ad Lineelaskine lines of miaow, nil otherwise have as mine Zwituof the esselhase of the oneleg antra Dario at an in Mae dhlriele a good Ord bieleired shout and kid, and the latter is ebewhem Ibises tise grossd lass sena ; lins former, however, pose* promises is .wally yield, though of latariar quality. Peas sot bear, log we generally clear of blight, with a hos of straw, well podded. Over the wold dieriet of lbe ears sops bolt well ; and almost eserrebore It lea nest ponied', oar for all peso crops. non were sem Whir crop of grass, sad though the pester part at to bee been bully woo, or is still to make, a peat deal of good hay lima been waved. Oars crops everywhere unnendly late. Harvest, which bbspa in the middle of July Let year is Berkshire, is Dot now so forward am it was then ; and our crop ratans which were gathered in during last mouth in lea, though a fortnight or three weeks later this year, ere so doubt everywhere a good deal earlier in tits mono. We bop, to publish thew nut week. They will unfortunately aanouare in many plias the reappeantsee of the potato &saw. It has tome with vernalabrapiness iat the p.tato crops in Ob , u..cateinidas, whisk with vary little previous ripening of the leaf, are being hiadtened in rapidly extending pitches, more eselesely the. is say year ware those la which they wore Mt dentroyed Is Ws way.' Foavos Orrics, Atmvas 7.—Tbs Qom has bees Oared to approve of IL Jake Owes as Orsesl at Idisbergh for kis Majesty tits Fasyster at the Truka.— Queue. THE PRINCE TRlATE. — Yeeterday afternoon an ieffeential meeting was held at Huddersfield, in connexiou with the Chambers of Commerce at Lewis, Batley, and the aboraamed piece, to unite in taking stem in relation to the French treaty, and in using every means in their power to obtain en asserment of duty based on the ad rarer principle, and upon such rates I es shall not interfere with the interests of the menu- factures of this county, T. Mallinaon, Esq., preaded. There was a most unanimous and determiord feeling in favour of set wiforres, and of resistance to specific, dWas, and a resolution was ultimately passed that a joint letter should lie sent by the presidenta of the three chambers to Mr. Cohlee, repremetur in the 'triaged terms the impair. Witty of ng specific duties with any degree of fairer.. It wes also nwolved that • joint rape should be is readiness to proceed to Paris to twit Mr. Clehtle% rie• quires! and also that • joint sab-conanittee should be appointed. to confer together from time to time on the iniblect of the treaty.—Mosintreer larseihaer. THR FRENCH TELATY AND TM Ngweasrill Cu twine or Comma'. —The Secretary of the Newcastle (*handier of Commerce hsa received a letter from Mr. eohleo, saying that the commissioners, who are pro seeutiag a preliminary inquiry as to the probable effect .4 the treaty on French trade, intend to take the alkali, glues, and earthenware trade next week, and that the two representative, of the Newcastle Chamber—Mr. J. Cowes and Mr. C. Allimeen— will have to be in Paris thee. The alkali trade will be con• adored i n , sad will come on on Monday. The object of the misuirkmers now sitting in Paris is to ascertain how far the proposed retortion' will interfere with the French ma anfararers. When they close their inquiry there, the French and English commissioners, guided by the result of these peeliwileary inquiries, will settle the details of the treaty. —Newcastle ellirtowie. Tits VoLrurana.--Some useful changes are brag carried out in the arrangements for the inspection of the waterers. The old plea tint adopted of apportioeing the assistant -inspectore to the smear mllitary dishier has very wisely been abandoned, and their distribution will henceforward he regulated by the population of the Mama localities. The staff of the department has she bees la crewed. Lieet..Colosiel Erskine of the Military Thai will be deputy reporter-general, and, in the armee of Colmar oa duty, the Waimea the department will theatre provided for. Major Douglas Jones, late Aide-de-Clump to Lord Meleille ham been appointed an awiataatqampeetur in the r, e ,u of Major rslpz,f the just Military Truth, has been appointed an aristant.inspector, and three more will le speedily nominated —Army and Non, Gleadre. GARIBALDI AND THE PGIPLE OF NEWCANTLEL— f.dIowiag letter from General Garibaldi, addressed through Mr. Joseph ('owen to the people of that town, ap• rises in the Noe:ensile Chr.wrie of y:--" July 2.1, IMiio.—My dear Cowen,—Your letter of the ith insto hm overwhelmed me with delight, became you are truly clear to my heart. T.. you and the other worthy members of your cite I feel myself under the greatest oldr. grim. Oe the Wtik we fought the royal troops, and we are now in mmerion of Melarso and its CSOltili. I thank yoe for what you mention respecting Whitworth's gum. and whatever yon may deem right to do in the cause shall Le gratefully treasured up iu my recollection. • • • I feel ilvdrous that you should expire mzgratitede to the ts ialmbitan of Neweestle for t h e i r asal attachment to me and the Italian cams seder all eirminotances.—Your fired in bast, O. GARULILLDI. —Joe. Cowes, jun., Blaydon Item" IETTICSSIVI ROISSIST.—M the Liverpool Police Coati eseterday, before Xr. Rates, as satortuaate female, im m eig se y Bar" 011111/1111 with member bill s o f is. to the semaat of 1,060 f., from Ir. Charles Connelly, werieksa merchant. The preemoutor, on th• ;m6O l aigks, vaa passim alma Limaretreet, to an hotel, whoa he was measeted by the primmer. who claimed to be hams to him, sad pleaded great penny. He was about to lake her M a refteshment• room, to relieve her diatom when she eaddealy sastehesi ins hook from his coat pocket and ma away, hut erm subsequently apprehended. No clue to the property has been ascartaiassi. The pr i soner was remervieJ. Rtn.WAY DIVII.RNIK —lt is maid that the Great Northern divirkviNl is known, bat we do not know it. It is rumoured that it will be 2/. Ts. pas met. few the half year, or Ils. M. more. It i. thAt the lanouhire and Yorkshire, North Fasters, awl ;rest Western lath pip. Mr per cent. more dividend for the peat ludf.yeer. The Midland steeds alone in paying 12a. thi. in eines. The Loudon and North Western's is. mane of 7s. M. is very good, lod of course t 1.4 o tone u that at IL. Lancashire and Yorkshire, the No r th F„ is t ees . the Great Winters, or the Midland. —Hengist& CRYNTAIL PALM& —OMR SIULLISO DAT. YlunAT, ACoUnT 10.—Ailminnnon nn eminent, 3,330; ditto 14 mess tickets, fra ; total visitors, 4,1:r9. i'f9 Y Aael' T 1 a9XX ata MARE LISTA-THIS DAY. 1 servssil troniolows . ic; I 4,1 ,11 ~ 1 1119 d i immwri.ii t ,:o. itetait .11 aU oraa/16 04. . • '. -7 1 :- 60 Do. 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Gew ILbriatsey Iseer Do New Royal Mall Steam lieottlsh Aust. levellgs Ds autralise Lad framed Tel. lierip Do. dn. Registered Tr at & L. Co. Up. Can , Yid Dlitmeas Lead— zd , , •,.• • ~ Altriitrilt 'DAY. a.. 1 he reontl4,y . v--- fhe t iffeelijA B Fince, as i" 41014 v0r0............ . e rep t. Th ' , the 9th lit t, snows , , foll Owing ree ta e excharme ' at 25f. to •,, , , Two o'Crocx. th e ponie d) .: Owing chiefly to the very unfavourable weather, „ oda ase most ....;a........ bosses 41,000,000 its funds today are flat, and a fresh mdection of 14f11. , t_.... bum= 400 . 000 iler cent. has taken plasm. Business gerXedet. The 4 11 d' uv =7:2''''' . *- ... • u messo pmmimPe 1 190,000 " Ohre mediate are likewise inanimate, and in a Nina. &palm ,-.. . iscrosas 1,080,000 len Madames the tendency of pries, is rather The most PaWes ' escolftin Deena.. 1,140.000 doWnwards. Lonibardo-Yenetian Radireo• shares T " . satanfeetoT7 feature is the lt , nresne of aria & chief depression. 400,0001. in the b il ls discounted, follow* i the n crease of 2,160,000{. shown in the previous return. . ' gratis this morning, according to Mr. Renter's The circulation, however has fa ll en off; and the Alliggnine. the Three per Cent. Renter were private deposits have largely increased. Movements M Orr. 05c., being about } per mat. lower el el oo in z iportance are the increase of a million r a poltarday, owing to the prevalence of bad ster ling in the coin and bullion, and the decrease of 1,740, .in the advances on railway obligations mesa= sad other public securities. 'tinsels are officially marked 93} and } for The return of the Bank of England for the week inersey, and 93} for the account The present quota- ending Wednesday, August 8, compared with the liars are 93 to } for cash, and 93} "sellers" for previous weekly return, shows the following reeults: Abe 6th of Sept. The official business report Otronlethsa Woe 629,309,205 Decrease 6187,215 15 as follows :—Bank Stock, 231}, 232 ; V u 'ralat'ca actevi &peals ...... Three per Cents. Itednced, 93f, } ; New Three Other deposits 14,003,240 Decrease 714,374 pet Cents., 93}, 4 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 6k weramaut swa rldes in banking &prams& Wepiring in April , 1895, 16} ; Indian Five oth er n taim becui i ii b 9,4 ,273 Increase 45,478 oo k* per Cent. stock, 1869, 103} ; ditto Four per department Cat. Debentures, 1969, 97 ; ditto, 109, 96g ; Orin and bui t li a m en in kat 15,551,544 Norms 207,336 ditto Bonds, 84., 44., di.. ; Exchequer Bills, 34, Seven day sad o th er bias 714,142 Inners 6413 li e., prem. The Read Notes in reserve Foreign stocks present little change in price, Tow reserve r ,a, m a cc io but have met with only scanty transactions. in banking divinuknent 8 , 319 , 154 Incronn 115,084 VA. Turkish loan of 1864 is quoted 76 The amount of the increase in the reserve and of to }, and that of 1868, 60} to mi. the decrease in the coin and bullion is not im- Bales are recorded as follows:—Basilian what dim • The Bank's discount business has mike- Old Five per Cents., 100 ; Mexican Three The Gazette statement of the movements of the per Cents., for account, 21} ; New Granada recions metals for the week ending Wednesday Deferred, 4i ; Portuguese Three per Cents., gives the following "der vif.. :7 1121 r r14 ; ,... 1)f r a 1.953, for account, 441 ; Russian Four-and-a- Bo ld , 369,1211. ; exports 4 go l d , 42 6 , 92 7 1. ; “"" ports of silver, 31,3361. ; exports of silver, Half per Cents., 94} ; Spanish Three per 88,0311. amts. for account, 48} ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for amount, 404, 40 ; Turkish Six per ' Cents., 1858, 61} ; ditto for account, 604. The Indus will take to-morrow 11,6001. in gold for Alexandria, and only 10,0001. in silver for Bombay. The East Indian Railway Company have paid to the Secretary of State for India to-day 1,044,5001., on account of the Debenture Loan. A large proportion of the allotment is paid in full, as the first 25 per oent. would have been but 375,0001. on the whole loan. We shall not learn till Monday or Tuesday the exact amount of the balance required to complete the loan, but it is believed to be under 150,0001. liAts-rAwr Two o'CLoca. Consols are quoted 93 to 1 1 for money, and 93} for the account, being about the same as at two o'clock. An instalment of 10 per cent., making 35 per mat. paid, falls due on Wednesday on the Russian Loan which was introduced in June last by Metiers. Baring Brothers. No gold was withdrawn from theßank yesterday, but a portion of the 150,0001. just arrived from New York by the City of Baltimore was purchased for abroad, whither the rest will also be sent. At the close of business yesterday afternoon the foreign exchanges were generally firmer. The rate for bills on Hamburg has improved. The terms are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.164 to 17; ditto, short, 11.14] to 15 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.164 to 17 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 26.30 to 5 ; Hamburg (ma banco), 3 months, 13.51 to 61; Paris, 3 days, 25.10 to 171 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 40; Fraakfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1174 to 4 ; Petersburg(par rouble), 3 months, 34i to j ; Vienna (etf. flo.), 3 months, 13.00 to 13.10; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.05 to 1.3.10 ; Madrid, 3 months, 494 to j ; Cadiz, 3 months, 49i to j ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.40 to 24 ; Genes, 3 months, 25.40 to 24 ; Na 3 months, 394 to 4 ; Lis boa, 90 days, 5.2 j to 534 ; torto, 90 days, 53 to t. Trade assignees were chosen yesterday under the bankruptcy of Messrs. Hooper and Parkinson, hide and bark beers. There was also a sitting in the Bankruptcy Court for choice of assignees in the case of eiu.s. Daunt and Wilson, bill brokers, whose liabilities were stated at 121,4421., represented by bills discounted, the bulk of which, however, are expected to run off. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 261/., although last year's return included the traffic arising from the Highland and Agricultural Society's show at Edinburgh. With reference to the dellivara Company, Messrs. Knight and Coleman, the brokers, have addressed the following communication to the secretary of the Stock Exchange : Some misapp rehensions having arisen with regard to the ion guaranteed to ordinary shares in the proportion of Company " to be allotted to the public, we, the brokers of the company, are authorised to state that a minimum amount of 25,000 guaranteed shares will be issued on gplication. ems. C. Bevan' and Co., as agents for the projected Mecoantile Bank of Bt. Petersburg, have this day issued the following circular, releasing the subscribers 62, King William•dreet, August 10, 1800. We beg to inform you that the total amount of the shares In the General Mercantile Bank of St. Petersburg not having been subscribed, the deposit paid by you will be retar nal on your presenting at the London and Westminster Bank the provisional receipts' you hold endorsed by yon. By order of the Provildmal Directors. -.---.-- The prospectus of the South Devon Marine Hotel Company (Limited) is issued. The object is to supply a first-class hotel on the Kingsweare side of the river Dart. The locality is picturesque and healthy. The Brookhill manaion is to be enlarged. The total cost of the alteration is estimated 22000 i. The company's capital is fixed at 50,0001., towards which the present proprietor sub scribes 3,0001. The prospectus of the Volunteers' Assurance Friendly Society is also in circulation. The object is to raise a fund by donations from the public and by contributions of 10s. 6d. per annum each from volunteers, to be devoted to giving compensation to the relatives of volunteers who may meet their death while on duty. Compensation for accidents incurred while on duty is also to enter into the company's programme. Reference is made in the prospectus to the serious accidents which have already taken place. The names of some influen tial gentlemen, including the Duke of Wellington, are put forward as "patrons." Another auction of the foreign redeemable (Pas sive) debt of Spain will take place at Madrid on the 30th inst. The sum assigned by the government is 1,110,040 reals. With regard to the oS:et of the recent failures upon the prices of hides and leather, Messrs. Page and Welch report as follows : In looking at the probabilities of business for the re minder of the present year, it is important to keep in view that the gross amount of the liabilities of the failed firms does not by any means represent capital withdrawn from the actual prosecution of the hide and leather trades. By far the largest portion of the real sum involved in these suspensions has been derived from the monied interest on MI6 of exchange, which, whatever else they represented, did not certainly comprehend recent transactions in hides or ' leather ; and when it is remembered that the remaining comparatively .small proportion of liabilities legitimately connected with the business carried on by the suspended houses has been incurred in most instances with the direct tendency of fostering production to an undue extent, it must be evident that the ultimate effect of theme suspensions will be to curtail for a ti me, at any rate, the manufacture of leather. Soule time, however, must elapse before this result can have its natural influence on prices. Not only are there stocks on hand which must be thrown upon the market, though no doubt this will be done M • careful and discreet manner, but the rah under process in the tanyards and menufac toriee of the parties that have stopped must also be worked out sad said. After this adjustment has been effected, abate/ fraShkag occur to cheek the ordinary deemed, prices at beam would be likely to have au upward tendency. The Wed of the crisis oe the hide market ought naturally be more immediate, but it could not be supposed that the panic prices to which market hides fell during the Ana week in July would be of long continuance. Since that tinsel there has been • gradual advance on these goods, and our quotations now are fully on a par with the prices paid Just before the failures. 'this ia chiefly caused by the firm ness on the part of holders of foreign hides, who have made but • slight concession on South American and other de scription.. The news just received from the River Plate that prices had given way about 5 per cent on the arrival out of the annewneement of shill markets bete. may at length in. duce the merchants to slate pretensioats aud encour age business by timely and ioerilableconceesion.. ii:e167.41 . Z ~....4 ii D% 4 '47 la Ds. do. do N Tootoi Spa.llll PO Loa IS dillefill.ip.o. N tha o. 1 MI Dalai. do. Dad DO Dallas. do. ... • Id Do. dr.a. do. 11.4 Id Do. 4 p. do. .. * Do. paper. oh. da .. Moll Da Tan Pr* Stook . . Ilaada (W. ILICT N Daao. al (411 v. dot tali SD 3Mlion sod Dom N tainccov.e Nan?. N 1.41 11.W.7p c Scioto N loodoodriallonts sh N Mir.**. a Uncap. at 44 Da *ll N. lii ne 1 N. II ii I !i Da. a pre rout Do.rrcleessable 6p.et. DO Mdland Com6p.e. Stock DO Do. Coes. Ife.d DO Do. 4; p.et. Pref. Stook DO Do. Lel it Utelon p.e. DO Norfolk_ Stook DO North Wilma I pre omit Da New Gum p. et. .1 _pallorder Valois pt Do ;NE ISDo. do. tat Do. Lads dp.ot. No. 1 ▪ DaYark. a &pan. all Nellk all OnalitrolteL 00 Seot.N.LII p. 44. PraL/D 00 Do. Aber. gs.llp.o._ 00 Ds p.os. Nat Nos ▪ & Dees lload p. e. all &Sr (&i.& AL &LSA BO Do. 41 pre NM N Do. Said 411 pot an& N Wake gm 4p. oval. IS Do. *per coot MI ToßloWt 4p.e. gr all ofp.a NI Do. do. Bilp.o all Do. do. Cdp.e N MAIM& Illitensy•pc 00 W.lOl-011. latesa.st Do. do. 2nd do .11 Do. Newp. 6 p et. Pre& all .Do. do. pap. °p.a. pest VOILZION all Antwerp & lottertlaaa all Ardennes aj Bahia* & Ira 11.0p.m tl, llelaisn wasties ,Itsalers to Orsassaissa. Carusesux Him & tall "" VI Ea.itrrn of France .... 6 Oct. Katsina ins. p. a dl Ot. Central of Yrestes..l Italian Junction !Ake Constance It Bale Litterns* and Tv:shoat Ijo and dews *aria Antonia iNinadllakeLßL . t.les Da sp.Tre. Dag rev. Nertbiwn at i Do Now Norm IT Took PreL :Park. andlfectit "els and !loth rd FTSISIA•OO Imo( sod Am! sialTirmcir.... isTra-steT a l bw"' ve. T NM. an Soabie sal Mous a Ma wise& Plot 11EXPIRL 1" &Awl& Viaselso, 1111 drautlwrn at halm .... al West Flanders _ :4 ITO:irpar ant Prot ill Walt.* if. W. of Twain Weibir! of Austria .... -• • • ' U 2 114 114 112 _ 14 li .1 2 i Ws II Ws 11 WI 6 I U 4. It! NI 1I tai i I 4 70i BAP" OF INGLAND.—An Account puinuent to the Act 7th end Bth Vic., c. 32, for ibe week ending on N ntimalay, Auj-ust 8, 1800. MCI DE Notes tuned XSAkitfAiNG Goverment debt.. £11,015,100 Other securities . 3,459,900 Gold cola and Bo!. ... - 101; -- 14,831,206 Oilier bullion .... MUS' BANDON DI Proprietors' Capital 414,668,010 Heat Mile Deposits In cluding Ktehen Sow. limbs, Com mis. of National Debt, and Div had) Other a. Deposits Seven day and other Bills . L 29,309,205 rminizirr. Government Secs ... Ades Indedlig Dead Weight Au ntie)) Other Securities Gold sad Silver Can 717,339 8.37,1106.774 C 37,004,774 MARSHALL, Chief Gabler. August 9, 1800. FRIDAY Evicarnra. In anticipation of the announcement of another Indian Loan, Indian government securities, parti cularly the Five per Cent. Stock issued last year, were heavy. The latter fell 1 per cent., sales being pressed as low as 10:4. The next loan will pro ably be raised in this form. India Bonds have fallen to Bs. to 4a. dis. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 3e. to 6s. prem. Consols, which closed yesterday at 9* to jJ for the 6th of September opened this morning at 931 to . i, and closed at 93} to For money the last price was 931 to }. The foreign stock market was rather dull. Turkish Bonds closed the same as yesterday—the issue of 1864 at 75/ to 76, and that of 1868 at 601 to 61. _ . Bank shares to-day were steady. Provincial Bank of Ireland were marked 88. The shares of the two principal discount companies were flat. In miscellaneous shares little change occurred. East and West India Dock stock was marked 120, and St. Katharine Dock, 70. The closing quotations for shares in new undertakings wereas follow :—Ocean Marine Insur ance, 2 3-16 to 6-16 prem. Thames and Mersey Marine, /to 1 prem. ; Univ ersal Marine Insurance, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, tot dis. : City of London Brewery Preferen 2/ . to 21 prem. ; Gellivara Company (Sweden),/ tog prem. ; and East Indian Irrigation, 5-16 to 7.16 prem. Virginia State Five per Cents. were inquired for to-day, at an improvement. A reduction of 4 per cent, took place to-day in New Brunswick Government Bonds. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Mo= The mining market is quiet to-day, with limited transactions. No sales are recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. Shares in the Rosewarne United, Great Rota Hack, Stray Park, Wheal Edward, and West Wendron Consols mines have, however, met witt some attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered, with very little business. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : The market continues inactive. Copper finds a reduced demand, but prices are unchanged. Iron keeps steady, the Staffordshire makers being fairly off for order'', but Scotch pig has fallen a trifle from last week's rates. Tm continues steady in price and in demand. Spelter has been dealt in to some extent at advancing prices. Lead has also had some attention, and is a little dearer to buy. Tin plates are without change. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted at 525. 6d., •st malt ; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 525. 3d. ; Sept., 595.; Oat. to Dee., Ns.; January to March, 1861, 525. 6d. to sb. 9d. MARIS? AYERAOEIC—Towf tallow, 565. ; tat by ditto, 2s. 94d • yellow Russian, 53a. 9d. ; melted stuff. 38,i. lid. ; rough ditto, 225. 6d. ; tallow graves, 20s. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report trade dull ; prices without alteration. Prime meadow bay, 86.. to 90a.; superior ditto, 965. to loft. ; inferior do., Na. to ; new do., 665. to 93e. ; clover, old. 90e. to 120 s. ; ditto new, 70s. to 80e. ; straw. 325. to 38s. COVENT GARDEN.- (THIS DAY.) In addition to foreign importations the market has this week been supplied with some good plums, apples, and pears of English growth. Notwithstanding that the weather has interfered considerably with home g rown produce, the supply of most things is still abundant . Pines, peaches, and nectarines are plentiful. Grapes are abundant, as are likewise cherries. Strawberries, though getting past their best, still maintain fair prices. Cob nuts are realizing L. per lb. Gooseberries fetch 3d. per quart. Peas are abun dant. New potatoes range from Gs. to Bs. per cwt. Some good mushrooms may be obtained. Cut Bowen chiefly con sist of orchids, gardenias, violets, mignonette, heaths, ha losantlses, geraniums, lily of the valley, and roses. Taarric Rwzrrra.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Aug. 4 amounted to 588,3101., and for the corresponding week of last year to 549,02 U!., showing an increase of 39,2)01. The groat receipt& of the eight railways having their ter mini in the metropolis amounted to 265,2J6/., and for the corresponding period of 1859 to 249,727/., showing an increase of 15,509/. The increase on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 1,659/. ; on the Great Weston, to 1,636/. ; on the London and North- Western, to 5,431/. ; on the London and Blacks/A, to 201. ; on the Loudon, Brighton, and South roost, to 5!.; on the London and South-Western, to 3,8861.; and on the South Eastern, to 4,028/.; total, 16,615/. ; but from this must be deducted 1,136/., the decrease on the Great Northern, leaving the increase as above, 15,5091. The re ceipts on the other lines in the fruited Kingdom amounted to 3t1,0741., and for the correspoutlitit week of List year to 299,2931., showing an increase of 21,7811., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 39,2901., as compared with the corresponding week of 1859. An official document states that the consumption of coal in France is 11,009,000 tons yearly—three-fifths of it in manufactories. A large portion of the whole is hmeght from abr.std-1,100,090 tons from &rented, 2,700,00 i from German VA mono from Prussia. In 18.8 the quantity supplied Ly England wa, only 500,001 tons, by Belgitun 1,700,000, and by Prtuisia 20,000. II ; ,_ _V