The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-29 00:00:00

-- "ill" RDER IA .h•imitcad Farm, _ ... „h" in now."' ) tie 0 . 00 0 m ed. ,nrhood to ao& t, died t oat ler the .I!rjs ~v.^ rs eottoe.•• ; with 1 9 g. Nort Ur No"' nal to W. keige IAW - • iN f rEtbiAo (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before )fr. Commissioner Goolbare.) IN IS J. J. HARM. w ho was • parliamentarytwee t,heLaal~w' Westmiestar, in partnership with Mr. ':!ercr a baiely, rainedp, his *polio Woo for release from *w e/. wain m o od oar from Saturday lest "i n lirejes scrolled In Impart of the application ; Mr. Ages Her no w far malitors. go cow ma ws order for MK release ban prison b ie gro * t lied bail for , and sureties i s i x o n, to a ttend the sittings units/ the two baekruptcy, wee' *Woe of the bail proposed to be given to the &- Wan wab Q,drrter• sca(dinlY• (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) U JOHN CAIN PUN. Th . b ia krept, who was • solicitor practising at Reeding, iiiii4,o_olll souk upon his ows petition, attributing his se ill moods@ is business mad pressure by ore, ;Trry "limitary list shows debts to the extent of fal. Ma we Wilmot of tb• mats has yet been Med. i e se sow held, at whin Ms. Jobe Smart, is ine I gg if Ma. 1.1411" dealer, wan Wanted creditors' wiles Meta November was Axed for the next U ANTONIO AUCLANDUI CALSI.. The b ea kropt Niko aiNKTIbOd as of 37, sa g iamccaos broker. Dm, adjudication Thr""e r n e r e ttein politme of the Universal Marine Insurance Com paq, weittere tor 1,523 i., being foe mow. p a y a ble b y abb akregrtio.imPooe of the mane insumnee of easels sad Pods I t . Mel/tedium is believed to be of large ima nst, bat is the Aimee of accounts an socarate esYmaw is to die ems W or area °snot yet be formed. Th b" gift far proofs of debts and claim ot arig am Beard &bee were proved and imagoes. wenches... TEM POLLUX COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLEItICENWELL , ICRDZIOTS ARBAOLTS ON TER FOLIOS AND Dire. wagon? visa. Thom , g iug u m ,.,,,e434, el 12, Hartford-street, Somers town. sad Coat Tile R 01144 a costennonger, were tune d b i b" Inymourt with violently assaulting poliosconstablee Crawley, M 3 S, and Connor, 2115, in the eremitism of their daty. At an early hoar thie morning the police heard a great disturbance in Hertfeededseet, and on going there they loud the primers them dreak and disor6rly. They asked Re p n, onw e to go AWAY, sod had so sooner done so than Rpm emelt Crawley ia the bre and madeibis nose bleed. Higgins thee me Coto the house, but he was followed, and be again assaulted the police. Os the way to the polio*. Mahon the pris h oner Hid, who had a pair of toop in her the path the head, 11;11 cot his ea seed striae h r ia L so badly g l at m a as s i little finger could be put into the wound. On the way to the polim-statMo both the prisoners were very violent. Higgins was so violent that the patios had to bit him with their stares. The risen said they were drunk and were sorry for what they bad dew. Blieresegeant Cook. 8 S, said that Higgins bad been seetsered to 18 months hard labour for housebreaking and bad elan been sent to prison for amanita on the police. Ur. ItEyncourt said the polies ought to be protected, sad be should send Higgins, who had received some punish met, to one mouth's hard labour, and the woman would le silt to the House of Co rrection for two calendar seethe Mr. &WIT., cabinet-maker of Northamptoe-street, fievaces, afterwards spoliator a bee to he inflicted on &grim who bad been to his employ, and Kr. rays:mut ordered Higgins to pay a fins of 40a., or is Medi • month's imprisonment. DISMAY! ASSAULT ON A Win AND IMPRISONMENT WITHOCT A PINE Maria Lee, a cooper, of 7, Angler's-lane-gardens, Essex road, vu charged with violently assaulting his wife, Mary lee ift H. Allen, prase:Ping rear of the Associate In- Mite for Improving the Laws for the Protective of !owe, 'retched the ems. last night the oeciplanmot west to a music-hall, the bombe she bad been to • place of amusement for eight years, ad when she came out, the prisoner, without saying sword, struck her a fearful blow in the face, blackened her syv sad followed that up by knocking her down. He was shoutpromeding to other acts of violence when he was premed and given into custody. Tbs romphiersat said that the prisoner bad done nothing forte support of her and her family for years, sod she had to work at the wash tub to keep the family. AU that the wanted was that the plotter should leave her end be booed over to keep the pease. He had before ill-seed her. Tee primer said that he did hit his wife, but he did it ha moment of irritation. Mr. D'Eyncourt said the primmer was a Cowardly fellow, sad isateamd him to ova mouth's hard labour in the Hoses Cerrectioe. ...........--. WORSHIP - STRRET. TEL WRONG BOUSL-FRINSM PROM THN COUNTRY. A tall aid good-looking youog man, weal-dreesecl, asd Wise Ida littoral I. a aliog, was charged under the name of hiia Smith, with being in a bedroom of the Pritchard Arno pahlioheme, Hackney-road, with intent to commit a Mi. T. Bead defended. Mt. William Rowbothans, the prosecutor, deposed—Lan hint I had reason for believing that a dragger to the home had gone upstairs, so I proceeded there carefully, asesimag every room as I went to the top landing, when then is as banogueied apartment. I looked into the gepliards and then beneath the bedstead, where I observed a mares lees. I did not, however, take my notice by exclamation or rushing from the room, bat walked molly out, shut the door, and,gettieg a fine hold of the lock handles, for the key was inside the goes, called lustily to those below for the polies to be fetched. The text instant the door was tried, but I kept it fast ; then the window sash VIII raised and lowered, and after the bedstead was wheeled about, but for what plu me I can't conceive. A police-constable then came up with a poker and entered the room with me, and we maw the prisoner steedieg in the middle of it. Mr. Safford (clock)—Was there anything moveable In the room! Witeme—Only the bedetead ; I Femme be did not in laid mooing away with that. Mr. Safford—What did he sty Witness—When the constable caked him bow be came Wry, end what he wanted, he refused to give any account of the matter except to me aloes ; but of cartnie I would sot wade to that, sad gave him into custody. I think I have seen bin about the place before. Constable 150 K, after corrobocesing the prosecutor's tee timooy relating to himself, pot a small paper parcel into the kande of a young man who took hi pleas in the whams box. sad wee sworn. Charles Begley, a waiter. then deposed to finding la fimplaos a number of skeleton keys, which were produced. Mr. Beard—They might have been there before he west into the e lm v Witame—Not likely, sir —no, air. flied—Aye, so you say. (To the magistrate)— I em ieetcacted, sir, that the prisoner entered the wog house in quest of a moment maid, mistaking the Presenter's for that he purposed visiting. It is a pity he did mg demises this to the prosecutor at the time. Mr. must remand him. Mr. Beard—Nothing more ova be proved if you do so, tr He is fresh from the country. The poler—And well known in London, sir. Itemsoded. lIARYLEBONE CAPTOR. OF • PLATE THIEF BP A SERVANT. hats Watson, supposed to be an old otfesder, and who Meth, address Cambridge heath-road, general dealer, was Muted Is under : EMftsFrogirell, servant at 17, Welbeck.strest, Cavendish. nun, said yesterday afternoon she left the front kitchen Wra short Urea and on her return she saw the prisoner at W walihmird with a basket collecting the plate. She pottered 44 ° him lad took the basket containing 14 dinner forks, law Woos, 4 Doc ked s, and 3 teapoons. She called mistress and the prisoner 111 the room till the want of a °Dutiable. Now asked if the was sure be bad the liasket? am certain of it. • 'Musa—Did lot you take it from the cupboard when thejoh.. cuft? Wil iNst—l did so, bet I had previously token it from "Lluil Placed it there. R"" - • itu , dlef —His defence is • clever mad a legal one. Vol noon a terhoicsl point Ho mean to say that his .. tee 01 1 Dot completed. Week. "Man who did not answer to this, was remanded fart a MARLBOROUGILSTREET. TBE CHASCI AGAINST A SO-CAIJALD GIIIINAN BARON. enlist Rathenow, a tall German, also styling himself the 71: 11 "...,cherned with umuldng Police-constable Win -"""" Fa by throwing water over hies, and wbo was eomplaieed of last week by several eabmee, whom te d defrauded of their fares, was again brought op. 01 '6 , ~..Or ie ftet was remanded last week, the magistrate • ^eel) baring some doubt as to his sanity. oiestehle Wormed Mr. Mans fi eld, who sat today, t— t4the hid wen Mr. Alberta, the secretary of the Prussian uwho said b e k new th e p r i s o n er's family well, ! E d he believed the primmer was Insane. Me also le_ Teed that the prisoner had been in Colney.hetch Lunatic A 'autism at was in attendance from Finchley to "nit u to his knowledge of the prisoner. Mansfield said there was no evidenu to show that t he eater was thrown over the constable intentionally. and ito,the fete of the certificate which he bad before him (from tbfimrth, of the R 01,1) of Dateable), to the effect that ' Be Prnoaw wee n o t insane he could not soy that he was. A rmlet therefore he diecharged. if t etletteu to whom the prisoner was well henna formird to o p as to his extraordinary coeds* I magistrate would not heir him. Cl A' s ;.1" t e the Prisoner left the dock he west sad sat by I '. B a from , • very respeotable.looldsg woman. and she slirask him with evident fear. 131na bed informed L a* ° I the mum connected with the evert, that be wee u c 'e'r items in th e op i n i on o f em i nen t meal mess bat I Most violenteempered man. TEL* EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1865. SHARE Lla'll-(TBIS DAL) _GOVILAYI 00i6 1.. BedidiDoiot.6p.ol,l6lS, • .. Om Gov. 69.6..11M41. Do.epor et. Shib.llAog. .. Do.. prat. 'W.& Soi j Do.6 pot ot.Jou.ttl 1 ,06 .. Do. 6 per ot. Inv. taco .. °smolt Glioue6o dart" Do. do. 169 )1900, .. Do. ito. 1119040; . Da_ So_ _166041? Two o'Qaoor. In the railway market to-day there is a strong „fi i demand for Metropolitan and Midland stocks, tiles which have risen 1 and per cent. Teepee- St tively. London and North Western, Caledo- •:' than, and South Eastern have also improved :.: f, and London and South Western I. The 14w, ortnightly settlement has just commenced. 180,1 London and North Western stook is now MA quoted 126} to 127 ; Great Western, 68 to r o :: * Midland, 132 to * ; Lancashire and oo.< Yorkshire, 118 i to 119*, ex div. ; South Eastern, 81 to * ; Metropolitan, 134* to 135, ex div. ; Great Northern, 133 to 134 ; ditto A, 152 to 153 ; London and South Western 99 to* ; Great Eastern, 461 to I ; and Caledonian, 134 to 135. two Great Luxembourg Railway shares have im proved, and Great Western of Canada show an up ward —. tendency. Indian and Canadian lines are ••• unaltered. 07 N 96 97 N 100 84 86 82 80 108 IN 106 108 160 107 106 107 N 94 IN 146 109 111 103 106 106 198 107 109 100 107 vl 971 lay j .. Do. sp.o. AgiAkOot.l9oO ,000 1 .. lOor.o or. Um. Ot o oL - .. , MaorDiso Ow 01. vas Do. :000 1 .. I Do. ,000... Do. ' ,100`.. Natal. Gm.. pre AN , .. SOW BRUM 111.1.WalasOv.&p.o.DIN . irn to 1676 Do. 6 p. e. ISM to 1891 1.000 .. Now laabsa4 8 par aut. 000 1 .. Ds. per ant. MO' .. Nan awes Sp 41., 1871 .. Gov. 0 p. a. ..Do. 411 e. Sp.o.•Daleoa. it O 104 lib 97 99 191 08 96 90 91 108 106 85 04 08 100 101 WA 106 198 - 901 toil e 199 Ili 100 11 ORDLNARY MAIM AND groats. cksu.w_rf km. 11!12! ,2011 ilMstol find Istaar....l WO Comaelao all Dark aod Hoodoo alk Der.allall • w • so dtv. nada I WI Do. p. alsdall4o 110 Dolan mad DoJeas Doodoo,Parldatandan 01 Bast London Berle Coot 10 Do. 1W Meow. sod A. Wader,. 101 dwell Ha As llam o Ord. 111. SW. No I WO Ilros4 North cd Soollaad WO Booglioolbors Gt. Do.A ♦ J • roo. ao 41v. as. IC4I 100 Do.BSou tulip. a. tepid B th& Wool Ow) 1011 Grog waters 104 Do.Woor VaLGas./44 WO Do. both wales lid Do. W. 111L—Odord 100 Da. Do. 11 100 Do. Do. 11= 100 Lowtlret Yorkildeo 10 Loadoo and Blaolrwall lab Loo..Brlghtla &Hemet 100 loodon..W•Ww. D'" 100 Do. Mt C sten. A 6 p c 100 Loudon &Nona Wow 180 loadonicSousliWastoro 100 M0n.,6110.01 Ltnooloab 100 Motropolltom Do. Now 4 Do. Eltowdon W Molro.DO.(Pro. &trip C. 10 Do. do. do. 1110 MO/mod _ 00 AngtoAmp'. Nov. 1- 20 Ditto ditto 10 aosio*rerieitn 6 Altana.° Tel. goa.ligaol O 16 Lulea* • 116 anstraliansterki. O 10 DaugparahTeelatatmiL V. IS Berlin Waterworks (L.) V. MO Botch°, Vaughan (I.) •, 6 noon*, Gas ONMteal a 6 Do. god Woe BMWs Americas' Nadi 01. 14. IL L ag. TM. (.1. / • 10 00 10 SALM rnama, Tea 14 111 1111 Com ISO 10 leanadisoLoiastlar(4) r WI Wan *0 16 Clty 012.0=1.1 . N.EL 111 00 (IV* Milan Imgeo.(L MO SO Do *0 25 City of *mow Goa (L) N Calf Oahe, (4..1 •• • • • 00111110r10 ' 10 Otes. oladrOlOnl 500 SO Oonmoildstod Ira.. 100 N tleatioentai Ua. 14 MO 100 Ciontraoloo( 1 009.1 L 214.14. 100 11) 0. folio& on. of ISO 60 Do. of Mauritius (L ) 1 tll IL Oridal Pals* 10/ IS. Do. Prairies* if 101 IS. Do. 6p. eh Pere Wok 11 000 10 Darjeeling (Limited) IN Dise.onteeeperstioNL 100 10 &stem Assam To(L) 1100 SO laudlaLand.CAFin • N IL India Dm* 0 Wald 11 000 60 Mb, Vale 10 NagoltsaConatTed.(l 16i. St Wean° Telegraph 2:40 6 Ing. and Los. Co 01 tamsed fun Clodlt I IN Meg. (L 16 reirbsint Soginserion. 1 10 Ilasacdal Corporation. 1 60 floanclol Dimwit (L) 1( , 10 foreoh Warehouse L. .4 60 Oates* lumped) ll SO .oreditdllto.of Lon (1. I • 16 gen. Steam NavigNies 11 N domenJolontal Aal 10 Horm Lang China * 10 Hodson's Bag 50 60 number Iron Worka(L) tl N N begAlter.o*.Arn.(4) i CO 1 Dimon carrying (Lint 1 N International Con 11 IN ft Internal. Ytosialloo. ((L 1 100 10 loterest.Latia CrediML 1 605 60 Indian Lend. ll 000 10 Itallanlntg. (Oen. Car., al MO 100 Do. ep. 0. da r. 1610 al ~000 16 e6UtookDinfioont(l. MN N land Seearttles (Lim) 1 I+o oo 16 Load. African Teal 11 1,050 16 Lood.osidealedon.M I OA* Lon.Coantylandtit. 1 1.005 6 Lined.lllAMo Wet 10.01* 00 [nod. Moan. Area 11 4626 e load.l6.Omnibusß L 6,0001) N Lood.aglastra6.Co(l. 11 10.600 60 Load., Italian, itolitin. II MN 60 tond.ater. Lilmottub(L) NON Lond.ProvinetailLarine 110.000 21) Madras Into. & Cana l 11 in sae sa in se as is 17 1 tit 1 / 1 1 La` 78 il2 I - 174.1 s dbl 7 it liars % $ IS 4 s all Pm 4 3 idle Per IA S k ells 19 2, 4 dim 16 614 _U to par 1 7 .1 12 I I Si ge 61 NI -- SO 1144 UT 11 1 Ms par dl 10 II 6 066 s par ad WM' 1 04 4 .- II es tier olds llkr id, II Do. 09 Nara ... 100 Do Bing. • Darby WI MI Keg IN Noah Nitien ..... 160 Do. WlN.,Pertli.Doad. 100 N. lattern--Berwieli 1111 Do. G. N. L IN Do. Gds 100 Do. Toet 100 Do. WWl' all Do. Scoot •Deeße6 U Do. N. 11166.611 16 Do. 60. 160041 IN North Modes 6 De. do.. INC 100 North Iltattordehhre a N. a 11. Western Joao 100 dental& ONteal 160 Boottleh N.ll. Iber.olli. 100 lONIAN MUNN 100 illivepahlr• Union 100 South Devon 100 I l ooth Lateen all J anes. • oklaithaaolie. IN Tat Vale IDo. 0 ........ Itn Vole a Neein 2 Ws' erloo Whitehall Hess ilornwall $ fd4 dla a 1 t ars pa 10 8 641. 6 29 atom :d 16 11 9 et. 4 'l9 liplit xd 16 28 2 8 0 3 0 / 3 1 ill 1 6 lis• 114 16 30 15 13 dls • 11 l io o3 1 lals Per 1116 6 1 1 119933 41s g 1 1400 10 —413 ill 111 111 di la P 4 131 12 led!. id Idl. 10 7 644 6 9 93 rn Dez 9 01 71 IS $1 Ipm I II 9 41.1 id _ld 84 81 14 _id i; 10t 11PIL d• I is 14 0012. /11 In lei I 1 24 lidls WI 00 0 $ fig xd Ti 7 10,0001 16 Marino Invortment(L, 14600, 60 Ilaarlidus LoadoM.l(l.) 11 . 000 10 Mat listen. ToL (Li 15.000 N Mir wallle.LdskliockL. 00,000 56 Idillwoll Iron W.W I *MO 10 Now land etCoL c. 00,000: M Mamma VW. Oorn. MAO' IS NotlooolProv. 111000 1 106 Natlosal inalwa= 4 l 4 l.) I MOW 10 NorbuddaUcol •1. 1.0 00 AO too. hew 20,400 25 N.Zealand LAILAg. L 10.0 5 116 ~ . /ooda+d t.t Lwow 15,000 15 NeethorakomniTos(L 1 117,1161 14 I.Brit.AmitrataalauiLl 11 *0.600 is N.Britatiktoroan.ln.(l. MOOS t No•Waootio4l.aoriL 11.00 10 Nona* Tim (Lisaitod) 0.000 45 /Gory 10,070 N *Nodal muneisorelol(l. 15,006 10 Or lrinarietal(Lim %SA 6 Mosta Y.. (1 11 0 11 1 11 4 10,070 6 Do. New 40 ay. 10 OtionLldaselMoarmL ) 2 6 006 10 .H...t0 •0hi15...11116661. 11,600 110 Ottoman Company (L.) 10.000 66 Flusuctat (L, It 14000 6 •iamma.. no. (10,,t 0.,5) 61 100,400 go Ovorend,Ourney,Co (L 17,500 16 essmum.si.M.A 4ol KU*., 10,514 11 00 . New at 00.1.000 d 16. Pool1M.Imod‘llim(L) NAOS 10 Peninsular & U. ta.i/ m il 10,000 60 Do. do. Now.. 11 17,00 e 10 Ilnehrads 11.(L I MOM 10 12110115 0 7 Ins al 15.000 11 Do. Now 14110' 16 Ito J. Clay Improv. /61,101 so moo ditto .... 10 11,000 20 Rio Jaleiro Oao (Lim.) al 16,000,100 ltoyedNollStoara. et 1100,0011.' Se.A..Austra.lproil. 60,000 N tmlth, Kulgiat, MCo. L 1 1,000 ler aor.Pioon..r la- 000 N (1., /Maui M. a O t to . ( (4 ( (L.' 14200 26 South *.istraltsio Lead 0001000 E R. Submarine Telegraph it 1 Iro, Scrip • 10 rol.Construe.ittfolu (L 1.1 10 rhamea o Ml s 110 IL ' 10 Trinidad Petrolatum stow to Timotla6oo o ll ol M ll . l . 04000 10 I. L Co. of u. Camas 100,000 SO Un.llarino of Liver. (1. i se,oor 6 Iluitodll. Tobro.Co. (ILI a W.OOO SI Onlvero. Norio' Ins.(L. ' 16,001 10 ripper Amara roa(Lim l, 16,000 16 woo 10,1100 10 Vas Dtamon'a Load 054 MAO 50 Warroot roanootuol,) 1 0 10.005 60 4- 6 , lmUmtPa Islet L IS _id 'Pm 5 • I, 01 88, 10; Idiss 55 0 5 4 h 66 8 T AL 6 If ►ice 1 %Oa par r' l i Pas I{ Ow Pat 7 ig6 56 ICo 06 Li 161 I I 'ids par 1,1 6 Id it) vs. 7 par 1 vas ka 8 7Ms is 5) 5/1 : par a Pm mlt I Inp par 2 +ai+ iPm If 7 6 416 a 4 4 7 74 Bit= $ et 7 i ii 4 6 d 11. n , 16 9 8 II 4 ; 17 IP 16.6 s Mr I IS Sd ti * 11. par 4Pm us 11.1 105 7 U id T 11 lau 10 4 11 se 10410" std 11l 10 U 100 60 40 zd dls L il s -- i t A dis 9 el 90• I i 1 pm 1 i 1900 pm y i I lab Pa 7 Ps i 4pm 17 19 is 10 S *us II coatis r:aw~ PREFERENCE SNARE. Great Eaters—Restere Counties Extension, 6 per cent. pref., 1231. FOREIGN RAILWAY. Great Luxembourg, 151 f. 3 MONEY MARILET.--(TIII8 DAY.) 1 Passive show • fractional &Paine. Italian Five_ Two ovrimg. . per Cent& lave spin been iu some request. 1 An increased amount of business has been done The stock markets continue firm, in consequence in joint-stock bank shame, in most cases at ad of the flow of gold to the Bank and the droop- vaned prices. Brazilian and Portuguese, Char ing tendency of the quotation for discounts. tared Bank of India, Australis and China, Chartered The variations in prices to-day, however, are not Mercantile of India, London and Chins, Commer numerous, the transactions in the aggregate being , Commer cial of India , and and finan" : hove improved. Bank of Otago, East Loud" , En.clish Joint Stuck, London . onal limited. Toe funds, foreign securities, B uena Ayres, London ond County, and Na del shares are quoted about the same as yesterday, Eastern Exchange, and Provincial of Ireland were but English lines have advanced in several quoted exceptionally lower. Imperial Ottoman instances, the most important movements being in ' also fractionally relapsed to 15 to }. Metropolitan and Midland. The government broker I The shares of the financial companies were in re- . quest, and, with the excetion of General Credit, all has bought 10,0001. New Three per Cents. for the left off at an advance, compared with the last quo sinking fund. The fortnightly settlement has corn- ' tat i oos of Saturday international Financial, Lon menced. don Financial, and Imperial Mercantile. showed • The money market is extremely quiet to-day, , especial firmness. Prices were quoted as follows : and the rate for choice paper is unaltered, et I —lnternational Financial, 1 to } prem.; General 31 to / per cent. Some persona are keeping I Credol li to it prem., ex div.; Loudon Financial, 71 to prem. back their bills from dis3ount in the belief that 1 4 prem. Imperial Mercantile Credit, 1 1 to ; • Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 31 to } the directors of the Bank of England may I ram . reduce the rate on Thursday, owing to the influx of The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were gold to that establishment. In the Stock Exchange last quoted 31 to } pram., being 2s. Gd. to ss. I there is rather more demand for loans on Engliah lower ; National Discount, 10} to 1 prem., shown ; Joint-Stoc . . iecou to cent. government securities, at 21 to 3 per • fall of 2s &I din, a rise of 2a. fid. ; Egyptian kD Tradin n n ,14 0 g, to The supply of capital is expected to diminish di,k, 2 4 to i pram. ; during the next week or two, owingto the payment Hudson's B a y ; 151 to 4, • reaction of se. ; of the half-yearly railway dividends. Lion Brewery, 4to 1} prem. ; and Atlantic Tele- • At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Iteuter'e tele- graph Preference, 21 to 4. The movements in gram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at other miscellaneous desoripti one comprised a rise in Electric Telegraph, ntillwall Iron Works, 68fr. 65c., being about the same as yesterday. National Steam, Universal Marine Insuran ce, Consols are now quoted 801 to }for money , and and West India end Pacific Steens, and a reduction in 8911-16 to 13-16 for the account (September 7). The Ebbw Vale and Fore-street Warehouse. London official business report is es follows :—Three per and St. Katharine Dock stock contieues to itn- Cent.Coneols, for money, 891,1 ; ditto, for account, prove. 1 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, i :New.Three t i ns for cases nominal) quota one dosin g (bat t in in manynndertakings..2 prem.; are sub- • per Cents., 891, i ; Bank Stock, 248 ; India Five • per Cent. Stock, 105} ;ditto Bonds, 21 e. , 24e. o ined :—Metropolis Sewage , 11 to London Bridge Land, 2 to 1 die. ; London Jute • prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, Works, Ito 1 prem. • Menai Park and Hotel, Ito 101} ; and Exchequer Bills, par. 2 prem. ; Belfast and Bangor Railway end Land, The foreign stock market is inactive, end Par to 1 prem. ; McQueen Brothers, Ito 2 press.; prices are unchanged, with the exception West Worthing Mansions and Hotel 1 p rem.Maeies; Extension Railway and Land, par t o Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation' 2 to • of a rise of 1 per cent. in Mexican Bonds 3 P rem. . ' Some of the present quotations are subjoined, 2 to 3 prom . ; ; , and General Estates, 3 1 to 4 viz. :—Greek, 20} to 1 ; Turkish Consolichis, 481 to prem. i; Spanish Passive, 29} to 1 ; ditto Certificates, The losses incurred by some of the spec ulators for 14 to 1 ;Confederate, 6to 8 ;and Mexican, 23/to 1. a fall may be inferred from the fact tha t the shares of the Blakeley Ordnance Company were bought Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi been today at 20 remium. lien Old Five per Cents., 99 ; Egyptian , 99 ; ditto There has a rather better demand to-day for 1864, 951, 4 : ditto, 1001. Bonds, 34 i i New Zealand Government Debentures. Portuguese, 1856, &c., 47 ; Russian, 1862, United States 5-20 Bonds have fallen to 684 to 93, 921 ; Turkish 1858, 741, a ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691. Other American securities have also been flat, 791 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 74, }, 731 ; ditto at 52 } It Illinois Central shares closing at 78 . _t0 }, and . Erie 021 to 53. Atlantic and Great western 'mina -1865, 431. tures remain unaltered at 851 to 801. United States 6-20 Bonds are rather flat, end have declined to 681 to 4. Illinois Railway shares are also somewhat lower, at 771 to 784. Erie are quoted 52/ to 531, being better ; and Atlantic 'Railway Debentures, 851 to 861. 1 1 International Financial shares are now quoted 1 1-16 to 3.16 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 4 prem., ex dir. ; Loudon Financial, 71 to 1 prem., 1 ex div.; Imperial Mercantile, 111-16 to 13-16 prem.; I Credit Foncier end Mobilier of England, 3 to } prem.; Ottoman Sooidtd 04n.frele, 21 to 4 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 1511-16 to 13-16 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 31 to 1 prem. Foos. o'Croca. Consols are unchanged, at 891 to 1 for money, and 891 for the account About 69,0004 in gold has been bought by the Bank to-day. The steamer Ails, from Boston, has brought only about 5,000/. in specie. The Douro, which has reached Lisbon from Brazil, has 35,6601. on board. The market for bar silver has been exceedingly fiat during the last few days, there being no de mand whatever for India, and the continental exchanges only admitting of shipments to Ham burg or Amsterdam at still lower prices. The nearest quotation is ss. 01d. per ounce. The announcement that the old established and highly respectable banking firm of Messrs. Ketchum, Sons and Co., of New York, had sus pended payment, owing to the discovery of a large issue of forged gold certificates and an abstraction of funds by Mr. Edward Ketchum, our of the part ners, caused some sensation in the City yesterday, especially amongst those houses which are commer cially connected with America. A belief is ex pressed, however, that the partners will eventually pay all their commitments in full, notwithstanding the reported extent of the defalcations. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Friday, the lit of September, a special settling day in the ordinary stook, deferred dividend, of the Great Northern Railway Company, which is to be marked in the official list ; and Tuesday, the sth September in the new shares of the Illinois Cen tral Railroad Company. All claims for new shares are to be settled on the same day. At a meeting yesterday of " Halcombe and Co., Sack Contractors (Limited)," a dividend was de clared of six per cent. for the half-year, making a total of 12 percent for the twelve months. The following circular has been issued to the shareholders of the Hop and Malt Exchange and Warehouse Company : Sir,—ln accordance with the lartroctions received from the board of directors of the above company, at their mort ise held on Thursday last, I bee to annex a copy of resolu ta.' passed by them at much meeting. It is proper I shoal.' inform you, that man of the shareholders have already expressed to me their dears that the company should to re-organised, and the memorandum and articles of associa tion re-modelled, with a view to obtaining that which would so greatly conduce to their interests, a settlemeet and quotation on the Stock Exchange. I shall be glad to learn trom you that you are of the lame opinion.—l am, &A, T. B. Gammen. Secretary (pro tern 1. 51, Threadoeedle-street, London, August 26. At a meeting of the directors of the Hop and Malt Exchange and Warehouse Company (Limited), held on Thursday, 24th August, 1865, at the offices of the company's solicitors, Salters'-hall, St. Swabia's-lam EC., the at Ni hon of the board having been called to the resolution of the Stock Exchange Committee to refuse a settlement ia the shares of this compuiy, and the circnmstames under which the directors had been obliged to pay a considerable portion d the purchase wormy for the land in the borough of Southwark, whereon the company's Exchange and ware- brume welt, be erected, having been fully conjured, it waa unanimously resolved as follows :—"L That, notwithatand -- big the decision of the Stook Earthen* Committee, II is AMERICA. OROOKHAVEN, AUGUST 28. The *mentally necessary that the undertaking should extra steamer Kangaroo, from New York at 2 p.m. on the be canted _Ont. 2. That, in the _Minion of the 16th instant, posed hereabout 3 p.m. today , with 191 pee- board of curectors, the most beneficial course to senors and a full cargo. Her news has been anticipated. he . , Pefell.ed i would be vetTleeilsesstoh? company. LIVING AUTHORS IN Entices , — It must be granted a e l l ' be ° r em odel t w an d "t* ° 11'• quota ion on t that the present sge is got rah in original genius. There Stock -Fe. y h.:Mange. 3. That a special mist ing of the share is Alexandre Dumas, fits, a rather unscrupulous writer of holders be convened at early date, to consider the ex comedies, and Angier, *emulous and comet. There is ___,„ the s -9 s , on .- reorganising - Octave Feuillet, the literary favourite of the Empress, who rb"'" vacY p of y ia ,.. 3 aFitclln ad opting i du Zse interval al t ia7eholder bi wrote his Christian and Catholic+ tale "Slane," to secure her approbation, acquit to the extent of hyper-refine- i s ' l ‘ in com p an y, aid • "'I °loth re aged " a” ' ment, the larivaux of the eineteenth weary, We are requested to state that the share list of ' There are Serra, Chatupfl ry, litho*, Paul Feval, Potion. the Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation and Trading ad xI do Terrail. gad • heat of se c ond - rote novelists, among whom Company (Limited) will be closed on Wednesday, * may be especially commended Erokmann•Chatran, author the 6th September next. • l of "Batelle dm Commit de 1811 " and " Waterloo." at ' Theposte, Victor 1 L radand A tand Then are •to • u ran, the The half-yearly general meeting of the Suerey cynical Baridelaire. Above all, there are essayists and Consumers ' G oa Company is called for the 12th reviewers of the highest order of merit, thanks, lam dia- October. posed to believe, to the System of Sffiliej eigeSteree• Genuine The directors of the Imperial Mexican Railway ' thinkers like to take the responsibility of what they write, and , the public me cosies to take their intellectual sure ; in- Company have given notice of a call of 31. p er ad • dividuality triumphs, conventionalism is Tepees= Teem share. • is t h e delightful Emile bloctClut, always elegant. faeciftd. The creditors of the Scarborough C liff Hotel and rational, kindly and bonoursble in all his feelings, ow- Company (in liquidation) are requested to send in fain to charm English readers es pecially. Tame is nine, their claims on or before the 2nd October. the incomparable Um, monarch of Preach reviewers, keen, Manse, logical, almost omniecient, wonder , licarlaY Snornie. fully well read in English literature, cynical, Consols opened this morning at 891 to 1 for philosophical, materialist. Sainte Beare, still the moat money, and closed steadily at 891 to 4. For the French of Frenchmen, universal from a French account the first price was 891 to 4 . , end the last point of view, but not the lead of a cosmopolite, the most a musing of muter; the most genial and at times the 89 11-16 to 13-16. The official busine ss re p ort is severest of reviewers. A. de Pontmsetin and Louis Vanilla., se „.,.. follows . :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, the kid-glove and bst glove faVatiaaistcs. There are ovit is t ; ditto, for account , 891, 4 ; Three per Charles de Reesusat, Charles de Harade, Prevost Parade', Cents. Reduced, 891, 1, a ; New Three per Cents., admirable political writer, ; sad. last sot least, J. 891, 1, i ; Bank stock, 249 ; India stock, 220 , 222 ; Massed, Dee of the Most Mlles' of Fmk" living ditto Five per Cent. Stock. 105} , ; ditto Four per rs •, be thinkers ham oublisbed admirable Bodies oc ant. our Robert Browning , disquisitiom o Makin and, 984, 99 Five per Cent. ‘ enfaced " rupee Art, and powerfully coadeosoatory notes of the Frees* Paper. 101 } , revo luthee. from what hazy almost all se Foglia% pole& ladle Firs per Cents , were last quoted 106 to 4, of view. We hove sot eseetiosed Abet*, • Med of second- and Exchequer Bills, Si. discount to le. premium, , b a wl Voltaire, without Me blasphemy, or niers, or the .... showing no alteration. sacol i f t r ix „ ble bigirekalee Pikes iklFartis.nerrth'l,-,rrirtgoTargi*Trim ' or al lb .'" .In the foreign stock market Russian and Thou noity.oostested labour et H. Basta , ~,s the arrufgr d er bun bonds are nominally quoted higher, while cities dN. Ono er H. lariba.—Portnigkely Ergot. Greek Five per Cents. said Coupons, and Spanish LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENON (if 1:10712.1C LICHFIELD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) GOLD CUP STAKES. One !elle. Blue Ytitia.Ov;irtier,ol;;TuTingiiii, Tomato, Banibad, sad Dora Swift aro hem FLYING STAKES. Half • mils. Blue Mantle. Overtors, Gipsy Girl. Rosebud, Humphrey, Presoription, sad Eddbastoe ars bares OOPELAND NURSERY. Thyes-quartsu of a mils. Life-Guardsman. Belgbeatou, filuunrook, Locket Lucy, and Grass °tither** are here. AlltlVZO.—Ediabargb , Wyenistay, Rosebud, Altos Le t Lewd, &mosso, Kenilworth , Little Orr, Viols, King o f Yeses', sad Wean. TUNBRIDGE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.), LADIES' PLATE. . . 1 Land of the WMt. . 6 ran. TITNBRIDGE HANDICAP. Two ranee. Claxton, Jevisitoo, Ellangowsa, Sostioel, and Con federalist two hem. EIPIcrID.—D 'roll. it; TWO:YEAR-OLD STAMM Firs furlongs. tq Hasitetoe Maid, Floats, naafis Daughter, Cairngorm, ao SL Albans I, Indian Star, Her Ladyship, and Oaanobte are hare. et et Annivim.—Castle Via Puritan; Phyd- le o dab, Virtuoso, Juliet, Weaver, Tailor, Lead of the West, Frognaors o, Dwell. and King of Frame. IS. Et. EXETER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) lIALDON PLLTE. Audi: Allow Ma ... Ropley ••• 5 Tea. DEVONSHIRE STAKES. roost= ..• • ••• • *** • '• sk DAWLISH STAKES. Ooe male. it. Gem of the See, Troublesome, Andra, Pella, Mongrel, Antoinette, Dimestion, Brigand, and Roarer are M here. BOILER EXPLOSION. SIX PERSONS INJURED. lso Yeetertlay evening, about a quarter to 6 o'clock, a t the larva baler at she ironworks of Menus. Gibbs gs. Brothers, at Despfields, exploded from • cease at present as not ascertained. Thu ironwork is • mill and forge, and at M. the time named, it being gonday,oely the mill was at work. St Soddenly, sod without the slighted intimatioe, a very loud report was heard, and it was found that the boiler had s k burst into three parts. One part fled some distance oat of gg. the work, another pert was blown some distance and alighted on the work at • plasm known as the Shin gt - glees Box, while the remaining port was blown up in U the air and fell upside down at the seat of the boiler. The 16 peddlers' furnaces were being " got up," and had the explo. ig• Moe taken place some few minutes later, when all the sea, mew would have been at work, it is feared that the injury le to life would have hese great. Only six person., et however, have been injared, and those not at all u esciocuily ; indeed, except in one or two cases, the iojuries are very slight. The names of those hart 21. are Joseph Swains, Thomas Bradley, John Cartwright. fa B. Waterhouse, and two others whose surname, we could re not learn. Oceisideriog the havoc done to the work, I/ is it considered nothing short of miraculous that the workmen 10 have soaped so well as they hare done. The damage to 8 . 11 the work is considerable. The engine furniture bee not been destroyed, except the outside pipes, as the boiler, in its flight, mimed the engine-houees. The boiler is insured. Every person connected with the works speaks in terms of thankfulness that the explosion has not been, nor is likely to be, attended with disastrous results.—Birmiegham Post. WEATHER REPORT 11711114 T. AINIOR .-{THIS DAY.) - S. I Lx. 1212 0. 1 8. c 0.2 4 : 2 rb 4 re — II c .0.202 cr 0.20 2 br , 0.113' I rob 10.20 2 7 ... 1 0.12 1 I cb — S I Ow . 4 h mo 0.04 1 I , r ter 2 U oc — 11 oc — I2 U o.— 2 8 coo.ol - , 0 , !II c 030 2 rb 0.21 2 • I , T. V. ~ I:.:4 o.i. 19.80 68 W. W. 96 :1 W. 1 21L90 60 W..W. ;;:v.0:5174 S. W. N.W. 30 : .: 1 9,4 4 , , 5v 60 63, N.14. N N ... z. . 21.946661 L . 86.1.,411 N.W. . Koval' x. . 10.03 66 N.N.L .. N1 221111 :86 56 1 N N :N N :W W : .. 111 30 1 : 97 06 111.6. 66 71 INVN...W. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIMPOok AUGUST fit —Wes ItYday : Great Eastern. 461 111 —Great re &limn, 06—London and North Western, 1261 1 I 4—Manehestar, Sheffield. and Lincoln, 671 I ft I I—South Fasten.. SO—Nrie, 624 S rd.-1111acia Ceateel. 771 fl—United States 5-20 Bonds. 6919—Confederate Loan. 6p--Dutch Rhenish, 7 5-16 p.—Oreat Lraemboura shams, 1611—Named's Hwkiai comp.,. (limited) i I a. —iteruntn. ..nd Bethany Bank (Waded), et 1 6 41 d.—Alorth and South Wales. %►—North Western Bank (Lint ted). II 1 15-16 9.--Qmen Issuance, 3-16 9. — National Steam (Lashed), 7* 7-16 7 I 7 L—Wast India 64 and Patna Steam, Id. Nana Abadan 1.491 Fre - eisTiritii I VAlaeliks I Cape Aver LI Tomo° , liabbose• ••• enist... L'Ortect tochetorl Werisoatb fortwasaik. in - rt.; 1 1 70 4 1- - Welds ii•Ornland PROBABLY.. Of NORM= THURSDAY. MAIM N.W. to 8. W.. steam _7. unsettled. REDNISDAT W.B.W. W N.N.W. and hank, fresh to strong, squally, show en. &W. to N.W., teeth to strong, With some rain. Northerly to westerly, fresh to strong, squally, shower. N.W. to N.ll. and back to W., varying, moderate to strong. Northern=Seet/and. Western:minimal. Waks, and adjs. muscles. Boathern= English Channel and Bay of Biscay. Eastern=-Eastward zagland and Math gea. As Above. N.N.W. to W.8.W., treat to strong. LISTA'. As mut above. 0~... x. &w. WILL W. N.W. saw. W. W.B.W. w.a.W. N.W. W.B.W. B.W. W.* * . N. I N.W. 98 PS 114 N LN 64 IS II If 4 2 Its 4 2 as ISO 111 45 640 76 it 132 111 161 152 128 188 88 88 id twi esi 63 68 46 67 40 46 106 107 114 Al 9 id VO 91 id lob 166 id 88 40 60 68 116! 1261 Obi 90k 67 68 ini lasi 18 If lee ad Pa 106 107 i i i• 131 lra 11} 2 11 gin 101 NS 66 643 i 116 26 113 113 eel oak 100 105 19 $9 19 19 im 121 123 a 2 p^ 76 76 id 11 12 148 162 Id 40 61 U 61 66 50 L'o4 9 10 166 168 8 • to 106 168 Me 61 SWUM POIMAIIMIL SILL - 1 Mastic& et Lawnoo• I bala.Mr. 4y3.104.bp.e. D - I Do. 'Ma . Like Hur ra Saab oo ii' 1 .71 N ,IN Do. Ih;forsoes ROL. Boutt,i6Godortoll 61 a eat 1611-3-4 di. a o. Nonagon lg.°. g. Daps T. d Dock Op. a R. Dooows..a.o.prr /fat Indian fry. 6 do Do. J Sztendon *sad Trask of tornado a. Equip. Do. DI mt. Bowie.. Do. do. &blurred tad - P; Do. do. deferred Do Ird pref. block .. Do. dn. deferred Do. 6th Diet Stock . Do. 10. deferred Groot Indlaa floloants Do. Ie& 6 par %Aut. Do. New do. CH. 11. of Incite g. 6 p. at. Do 4) per 04 Mi. Do Gt. Wester& of Cathodal Do. Now Do.tp.o. Mo. pos. lafll D 0.14 do. do. 18774 Indian Branoh. United Dadra' Var. 6 D. 6966 . tic. do. 4 do Do. 00. do.— Do. Alin Eatandon Kolb. Corp. 6 par 6. 116 !Molt. and Robson's Dos IN.D.olCon.dp.a.utp.lt. Bend'. ins. I par oash. Do. DAM do Do. do. do. Do. Itinjone do Do. Was IL/lot. do. 1 116 rl OO2 100 I Maims pelves. I lam 66 66 101 /93 pez 9 Pa 4 46 9 19 NI 101 Ilk lii 10111 1024 1011 . pi 4 9_ r t , 176 1 181 84 90 04 48 U 68 66 68 60 62 43 46 34 62 65 12 64 16 123 104 1001 1000 1011 114 12} sidle 99 92 b 2 84. I "01e9, 101 702 93 97 90 9-2 E 3 65 xa; 103. i 6Y 8i 00} 100} 100 ! •-- - - I Ole l‘ol lut JOINT STOCK BANKS. OPRNING OP • PUBLIC PARE AT OLDHAM.—A public park, which promises to be a most piotoresque one, was opened et Oldham yesterday, with greet rejoicing and eeremoey. which avec the rain could not damp. The land forming the park was purchased by the council, and the grounds for the most part were laid out, of course, under professional supervision, by the operatives, in virtue of the Public Works Act. The park has been baptised Alexandra, after the Princess of Wales. Ma. BRIOBT AND THE AMERICAN Wes.--. John Bright, in • note to J. E. Fulton and Co., of Boston, sc. koowledgiog the receipt of a volume of "Sermons on Mr. Lincoln'. Death, * gam " I feel much happier now than I did a year ago, for your groat war was a great burden no my spirit. I tbiuk all men should feel thankful to God that it is ended, and that the main cause oft is ended with it. Henceforth you are • free people, a great future is opening to you." HBONTRATION OP COUNTY VOTRRR. —By the new act, Priday next is the last day for the delivery by the overseen to the clerks of the peace of wipers men timed in the 9th section of the act Bth and 7th Viet., esp. 18. - Liceltstrto APPLICATIONS IN Lrrwitroot.. —The Liverpool magistrates, In application, now look almost solely to the character of applicants end the suitability of the premises. Yesterday there wars 182 applications, moat of which were panted. GREAT WINTERS RAILWAY.—WiIIiam Whitfield labourer w as charged yesterday before the Wokiogham bench ( tie Right Hon. Sir W. G. Hayter, presiding) with taking up detonatiog signals from the Hee Dear Land's-end bridge between Twyford and Reading on the Great Western Railway. Mr. G. C. James appeared on behalf of the CAW pump. John Buckeridge proved that be was signalman to a gang of platelayers who on the morning of Monday the 21st lost, were engaged io replacing rails on the up lies a little beyond Twy ford station, and that he bad to go back and place detonators on the rails to stop advancing trains; that be placed one signal at a quarter of • mile from where they were at work, another at half • mile, and a third at one mile distance, where he remained till recalled. He saw the prisoner weak, on the line past where the deto nators were laid. When recalled witness took up the signal at the nine, but could not find either the one at the half a nine or the ooe at the quarter, they having been removed. Besjamin Millard, supennteodent of the Wok hate division of the Berke county police, proved ap e the prisoner, who at first denied any knowledge on • the subject, but, subsequently, produosd the two fog signals from the pocket of his coat and admitted that he had taken them from the rail. The prisoner, after being cautioned, stated that he had taken up the detonator.. but did not know what they were for. He wan committed for trial. HORRIBLE OUTRAGZ SY • REAPICIL—On Friday entaing the bailiff of Mr. Wilda, of pestle-hill, Kidder minster, was the victim of an outrageoes assault of a hour. ble character. He was out reaping with some Welsh leav ers, and was working too fast for one of them, who Wed him Dot to go OD se quickly, and ca his persisting in doing so, this man, whose name is Baker, deliberately threw his reaping-hook at him. The point caught hirthe cheek bone close to the ear, sod the hook cut him t across the face. serener( this nose, and the wound ex tending from ear to ear. Mr. Cowen, saloon, was milled is, and states that be found the per fellow a face cat horizontally, so that the lower part wee hanging doers, diaplaying a horrid emit. In his experience he had never seen anything like it before,and the assail is all the more oondemnableas it was committed without say provocation, except that given by the bailiff working too feet to please the man, who, it appears, were employed by the day, and sot by We piece. A woman named Vallenly, who killed her nistar. In-law during a quarrel in Liverpool, has been conamitted for murder on the coroner's woman'. There are now not leas than eleven monitors lying at the Philadelphia Navy - yard and at iLaign's Point. —New Fort TfibidDD NW 406 1 Batten IPd I Cl. plan 1 8•10 s . :,:. • Oki* 60 Agra & Man•rains(l. 110 66 61 ad, -ad ,r,: 10,004 60 Anna l9 4 Sna zit -zd '"-. 7, 10.0001100 A.UlaseelowAllvorpool SS I 0 pas 30 10,000 100 Do. baled at 91) pm. 20 44pm - 37. 100.0001 10 Larks Austrian - lle. 46,0001 60 Anglo Egyptian (Lim.) 124 fills fpm - 100, 10ON 66 Anglo Isamu iLmated) 15 4 3Ms - 20, 11,100 10 Aslatlellank.Cor.ussrak I -.- pm - W. U,600 69 Asetrelsals la 76 17 - 26. , 12 . 4 1,600 40 Do. N.. all 74 76 - 10, 6 *MO 10 DankotßrOblentonsion all 23 24 - WOW 11 emir of i L b .. .syr . aU 29 60 id - 90,1 400. 1 IV !Bask at - 10. i 16,000 10 Bank of Otago (Limited) 8 1 14016 - 10,010,100 I Rank of Launtoland (1 )16 6 OMa - 07,000, 60 Biondi , lotoria,AuLtela 16 43 tb -• 4 01 60,00 0 10 !e:11 Prinaeanad - pre. ' ),000 1 ,5) IBS arm i'i Bank I,llmited 1 7 6 ldls par -• 60,00; SO Breallan4PortugueseiL 10 14 tridls -. G 20000 SO 'brain it (nefernisa (1. 74 S 2 - Ma 4• 10,000 60 113ritlati N. America - a 45 47 40.000 92 'O. Bk. Indbi.A 6 a., Cklss ell 1 5 26 10 1 6 60.000 16 mars. Metal Lottla.gc. MI 47 40 -. 16,000,100 our - LP 10,000:100 Colaniel 0,000'104 cominak f Csasda ell - - - bi i 62,000 26 , ow. Kant o f twits, as MI 23 24 200,000 10 Consoildand Bank (L.) 4 664 pm 104 ... g Fts b t 6,000 100 00,41•8010 1 26 - -lla 7 6.1 6,000100 .s.. New - -•-• Corn 10,000 AO Delhi sad L,ndon - in 10,000 60 tam wadou k Leaned 6 44 pm - IN 10,000 10 gutern LEcaarefLim li 2 L di. .-. Nati 16 Ingllsh Join t neck ll.) 10 It 1 11 11 Id -16 and 10,000 90 llog.tiongAnal.Cesirs& all 104 111416 104 4 ad 10,000 60 Zeolite sad bra tt& (L 30 6 2du - 46,000 10 'name., Wink , Limited le 443446. id 114 ad 10,000 100 118041in.08daa1lap.(1.) U 7 5 cils 19 anti 10,000 100 Lie. issued at Z pia l6 7 6 alb - 10,000,100 Do. New - letl 10,000 , 10) Imperial Rank. Waled ft 7 9 4ot - sem 156. 000 111 imperial Moos - 0.00 18 &woe. all 05 17 - tka 0,000 II no. New 6 Idle par - i . A 100 . 600 119 Leg Uort.Bk: Indls(l4 6 4 4,,5i -. 10,000 1 , 4 Lon.lit.otn•str.ro.,t 24 14.15 -. DOD 10.000 WO , Ins. Bank cit flootland(L 1$ -- di - Oct 10,000 HO ragas salBraellan 4000 101 Liss.s..Apelaw nata 40 l 10 IS pm - bee 20, II Do. New, in at I+ pis 10 24 Sipa - me 60,000 II %la. MBank n Arita. all *a 164 -• Th, 30, 60 Ilmadas seri Conetl lO 76 77 1 , 1 77 14 d o 71 000 SO Landon Jong , Inn- 16 47 68 4 4 , 16. 1/ Lainnah lon* Melo* ail 17 18 1 8 ma 1.000 140 YOU. I& 6. Dement (Lim. 10 14 0 1 4)2 id - lof we 14* Do. do. New . _.. 174 2 41, ad ... ad Tb, I km as und.tv...i. 4, ll4 86 db - c y, t 80. 00 Len. 4 Westralestar - MI I MON OS Worrisome 8011141118..) ll6 4 14pm - i 60,000 103 Karemates g lizobsalL 10 64 tolls -. ! MOO 100 Intro.& Pro? . bank (L. 10 6 4 dls - i the i 4.110 Do. tn. zil • dig! -.- ,bi 40 00 100 go:ease Bs* Ws.) VA LM National of Ltv•rpest,, 10 8 Bp. .. •is I I T o . 2 * 10 S.T10.411•81•4 10 1 6l .- - 1634 4 ▪ 65,000 10 Do. Da sad led Dm 12 - - _. se ,_ 10000 SO Leaman Bank 6 O 94 96 - I D - $ 0,010 PI Do. New - tb ~'" 27,100 60 New len* Welts all 40 62 - t• , i AM 10 New 1441084 (Caned) 1 Fee par ." 10 g 60,000 DI , Naesk W•ourn 9 9 sic= - p• i 10000 10 pixel Bank Caws. .61 bl 63 624 0 i k 10,000 SO Prode.issakisiCorp.(L 74 14 114 11 •-• Tr 7.210 SO Do. do. - P t - 00,000 10 P. 0.104. ni Dane 12 : *l,llO 10 So6da.tl.l.,l2Degg (L 10 4 1 dl. -. se ' 0 11.100 *I Do. ISlllt dat 2 pat - •-• •'• 26 to 10,009 SO Senn Austraua nil SS 36 `'''- C a 17,001110 at IL A. Atrkta - its D. 4.. tn. step s. , LI 7 6 ells -. sr rt IgOM 4 GO, 16 1732ess of instrella - y 2' woo 100 Cubs et Ireland (Um) U SI 444 Dis - 11 110. 60 Vskis el Londe, - a Loa gal - West te tun I n : I IC W 118181.111 t un 880 76 78 Sostiampio. SIKOn Csonsida .. VA as llf :~;: 100,0 1 0 . 0 10.4 tr.a 1 5 . 1 110 A 44e lU/ 2 s IDA 16.0 i .82 i i 36,01 4,21 1181 zd i 10. 17 1 —. id mil 101 } _ id igo.( 140,13 i 99 ! a 1,0( 14 IV., ISI i 1119.97! : I;t, ; { lu,t : zd 10,.( - 60,C 61 f 60,( 811 1 I i 1,000( - 11:00, 1117, it Id all 6 I if MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ci.ocu. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, but there is a demand for East Lovell shares, which have advanced to 12l to 13. Clifford Amalga mated are quoted 224 to 234 ; East Caradou, 12 to }};Great Yoe, 35 to ; Tincroft, 174 to 184 ; and. Wheal Buller, 22 to 23. The fortnightly settlement commenced this morning, and will be concluded on Thursday. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no change. There are inquiries, however, fur Frontino and Bolivia, Santa Barbara, Washoe, and Montes Aurora. COMMERCUL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (gr itLIWTSIC AND urrwraterra. reamrsarla.) Mum DUN OWN OORIUESPONDINT.) Corron.—The market is quiet but steady. &lee will foot up about 10,000 balsa. CONN.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in moderate ommunptive demand at Frlday'a prices. Floor hell firmly for quotations of lset Friday. Indian corn 6d. per quartet lower and s good business done at the decline. Mixed Amain*, 30s. to 30e. Gl ; Galata, 335. Beans firm. Oats sad oatmeal in fair request at firm priers. Weather Ik DI IN OING-L ANIL —fT HIS DA Y. ) &MAE. —The market is steady but quiet, owing to taro parcels being declared for public sale. Refined pieces sell readily at fell prices, and there is also an attire demand for staled goods, at rather firmer prices. Comic—Tbe market is steady bet quiet. Tga.—Only a limited busiasse is doing in this market. Faorr.—The first ergo of Valenen raisins his inr.e4, and is selling Moodily at 4d. Cassu LIMILL—AboUt 1,500 mass hare recently bean disposed of, at 804. to 88 .. for third to first pile. Rum resaidas firm MT..G —Ten thotuand bags of soft grain sold. Neeransio; at 10s.: sod Rangoon, 10e. to 10s. 3d. SALTPATILL—Tons hundred bap sold ?Giantism 8j to 8, at 23.. Corrosr continues In pod request at tint prima JUTlL—Busioese is still doing at the pearioas value. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market IN steady, at the followior pries' :—Town tallow, 44a. 9d. set cash ; Poteesbarg Y.C., car lb* spot s 44. 9d. • Dimembsr, dba. 6d. ; Jaauary to March, 45.19 d. March, 46a. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles Jamas Easton marts prices as follows : Prime old Glover, from 123 e. to 140.. ; Isferior ditto. 100.. to 110 s. ; swims me idow hay, 110 a. to'nu. ; infirm ditto, 955. to 105 a. ; straw, 36a. to 42w. THE FEACAS AT THE DUBLIN EXHIBITION.—At the head polkohitice. on Eisturday, Captain John Sc. George Cuffs, ouperinsearloot of the Canadian department is sae Exhibition, appeared to answer a summons at the mit of Mr. John Frederick Iselin. geoeral.supecintendent of the Exhibition. charging him with having assaulted the latter on the 22nd lest It appeared from the aides,* that ea Tuesday last Captain Cads called on Mr. Lelia for • pier for the admission d a male attendant to take charge of Lis department while the Exhibition wadi be open at eight. as be (Captaia Odle) considered it improper and isis. dicions to retain the female assistants employed dorms the day, lest they stould be subject to insult when re turning home at a late hour at night. Mr. Iselin expressed doubts as to the necessity of the conies suggested, and Captain Cuffs intimated an intention et ening the executive eommittee for the cost he was gib jected to by employing eats heads to look afar hg department while the building was open in the eveninp. Mr. bola said be would acquaint the committee with hie intentioa. An alteration then ensued, and Ospteie Cada accused dr. laths of "spying and pimping" after his de partment. The letter requested the defeedant to leave hie office, and the wish nos being complied with, threatened to call a policeman to have him removed. Captain Cuffs then said be was a " coward." and on the complsinant going towards the odes door to call a policeman @truck him several times with a cane which be had in his head. The cash after a very lengthened beer*, was sent foe trial at the City Sessions, Captain Cuffs being admitted to bail, himself is 201. and two sureties in 10i. each. MocnY Osnas Orncas.—On the let September, sal theneeforward, money orders will be issued at all money order onkel in the United Kingdom a the office at Co.. stantiaople, at the same rates of charge and nada the Mee reattiations as those already in fovea with respect to Ghat tar nud Malta. Money orders will also be limed as COM stantixople as all money order dams in the Ceiba Slag- dosn. Posses OF PUJLIC DIZARTKENTJAii year, se appears from a bine book, the charge for poetsee et publ.c deportment. emossuted to 136,3001. THE Fitexcli Faun' Caora.—Tne plum and damson crop in Pones this year is earnmenv. bat the green. gages have falbd. Between four and hue tklussod r euong or own are now exported every week from the Freech porta to Boutheoptoa. Plums are selling in the latter port at less than 4d. a gallon. The exportstum of the datums crop from Frame will i 1 is expected eommeeee in about tee or twelve day a time. Tan Barran bitrsent.—A notice bus been placed outside the LIN= announcing the closing of ail tbe departments from the let to the 7th of September, both in. M classy.. For tbe seat two moothe after the neepeaing the Museum will be closed at 5, instead of 6, as in Jose, July, and August. SOUTH lELegmcrrow MUSEUM. —During the week curling August 26 the visitors have berm as follows : Os Monday. Tuesday. sod Saturday. free days, opeu rom 10 am. to 10 p.m., 24,193: m Wedsesday, Thereby, f sad Friday, debate' days (silmission to tbs 64), opus from 10 as. WI 6 p.m..1,160. Tete, 25,365. Fr the opeeieg of the waseuto. 5,606,533. PATIN? OTFICS MUSSON, Sows lEsionsarw. —Nimbly of visitors for the week sedate Alyea. 26, 6,156. T041=104. slum the Noe* ad the I 6 am free day (12th )(ay, Mil 961,166. CRYSTAL YAL•01.0112 Bniirso RioMONDAY IKONST 28 Adesieekne ea pavoless, 5,163 i dime by m tielets, 994; Swot vlideses, 9,157. 1 it the mkt Hat to Mil, MIS ' - i - i; that were `DIY. , Kai 3ted. inioa De to • was Ain t►e/ Jar on at la at T t ge to to tb♦ mar on, should nental od tb► ►n rid :e ►od to the ch Lied at sham ley. at ![r. .craig. rig, sad g wen I, 51t. ale. pr:ated movil/ tiog ea led that Dal that he ooeo , sting to le coo. for lair 0 USES :ernool2 4.. 111 S