The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-23 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMRIVT. 11017111 01 COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) The tirmamis was to tabs the chair at two ott ie beill a loom had mat bass so& at that hour. Th e I its the mien of this day •• Cossolidatod rood IA riation) Hill third readied Em m y.. Beads or HV (2, ),00t1f.) Bill-third 'iodise Lodowsd Charities Bill -third reading; Naval Discipline Bill -thin) reel*: Divorce Court Bill-adjoureed debate am atitememeat or .maul reading ; Trustees, Mu Lc., Bill-cemmittee ; Church Temporalities Ore ) Act. Annewtmeet MU -as amendol, to be conindend ; Poor Lae superassuatico Bill --second reading ; Ulu= of Worrier. Bill -ell &molded, to be considered ; Berra. htsoi And luepectioa Bill-comaidoratice of Lords' mod incubi ; landlord aid Twat (Irrlaad) -- coaediratioll of 1.,.0be amenitmene; Glimpsed., Am, Btill -consideration reorielment. • Poor Robe, kr- 'lreland) o.lerstion of Lools'uniedmisots ; Ride Volunteer. Bill - ...noderatee of Lords' ammeahosets. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bohn Mr. Cosaimioner Forthkarma.) CI It riVICIS AND HOOMIL --- %.Ijudicatiou of bankruptcy was Made a short time 'gilled a,mmit Freewill anti Hooper. leather merchants, cam tog on 'amines. at No. 74, in the New Leather aurae!, 11. m00d...v. Thin 'miming the adjudication was olinputent .a the yr wad that the petitions was promoted ,e,reoperl) befare • Foldtion fat arraagemeat which had firnt lee preminted be the hankrupte hod bees dismissed. The Oraniassotter baring counatereil the section in the Coasefalatioa Act referring to the subject, confirmed the ad judiesti.ine. . The taskropte liabilities are stated at between 00.0001. awl 90,0001. Mean. Limb/star and Hackwood afplored k weppert of the adjudiaatio• ; sad Mt. Deets foe ties bankrupts. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) XANBION•@OQBL A rompeetahle4eii - ie - g — n;;At - ;;;;UT./eda /Joao was lorogglit bidart the Laud Mayor charged with atiourptin to 4..tewy kinerlf. It append has the evidence d a pork. wooed porlins. tliat b. was as Lawdoe•hridip this monde. stood two o'clock, whoa be saw the premier mount 111011 the you're'. and he was almost to throw bunuitf lota the Avow. when wens.. and iodise nut Lud hold d him and palled hen AM. The prionear then raa .kown the Asps amid OW to Jame into the water, sad it wao with gnat Mink they could are. lien as and isie him in charge Ma The Fryman, isiod hp .as toed of bit life. Ida Thi=e-oencenhi c aid that de priwueer Wood to give 7170 low.' Mayor Joked the primmer what rime he hot to roam he ►b foriort HIP ApliWiliet.itat bind haw Antal wan al taw. no 401 Maya Ito th. we yew lave retard to giro ?Air re..M tb wiii4ablw I um* murk lasi yew will we 'Ws maw wiliwwatios is to wile wed what yogi eta islmseirr-1 dish dishes to do so. It islet de us • pool deal .4 Wiry. The lard Mars Ns4 as oresh Injudy as yea .d rat issedral is your sue Mewl. yea do ea ism is sive the Iskedidsiss ssysired si pee I ion sound yes is odor Shea may be mob shout pm Mawr Ile a mdse iss ♦ al, wet • The Loll Illaiwt Ohm oiw ed t. be ismsded. CUMUNWELL. 1111710111/1111111111MIT ST a IMVAIre. ••• aged fth denrind an • dosughis serrnt, use pawn egi as bar bane Mr. D r ithwewil. with bobs essionsel with eases. en thou the thesithgthene of Mr. Hathe Janes Pen. of 171. Vthioruihnit. thiftnie awe egoss& awe firlr. Fes besease • woh hos. and 71/1. mess, Neves. the psis sad wenn of ler mint The F" In bow Is the mein of the ant • wonsh. and whoa bengegeil hr he hear a i r " •: net thassetar bow her wren al Cu i&&.. 0. strait Mr an Mm. int west to fireboat sad es their retain they fond Ibiama that theriesser is 5 w wry an sane, an wee this hoses had leawan. lchaises Jodi" N attunes, was the• rat for. and he, is sesepasy with the mariasat, wet over the ham sod nen Wised t property had hew stoles his low seaMS. The 1./tweet aid that she we not nen biro the his, hal lan eateetd. as she had ben seism ; but Yr. J., anal that edweser bed rohhed the th ese mug haw sand by the etreet door. The candshoat dial .at Ina lea *MAW ea (Mimi the yarliner into custodt. sa IM setter luring boss left is the hanks of Ise• apeeterJudge. and Merssaut Roinew of the doeselne fern t 6 primmer yesterday was takes taw custody, .bees she owl. • entwine' to the offset that • tinday or the ego. while en no awaits; at her meeter's door. • young sin well drawn! yerrl h , r, an after groin • short &lases retureed aid .store.) isle ommastire with her. TM wea that to theaters...a Ow primmer west te•puldlc 1.. ...dame with WS. sad thus haring told his the rand the elmatry from which Ws cause, the eon said bonen her panne well. awl, as be we about to pay • visit he that peat of the rontry. he would hinny songs to this this she night ;dew to said. but before the did se he shoal Ho hew to ens hie thuber. The Omar sagas eed • wish I. me th, ers's Ltother, sod owsesilth‘g wlthaday genthe len. after the conplalma sad hie wife hod gess to china, she let them is the lesse. The wag M node theseeelwo wry wmalet, tee her some win. ma them we of the said he had fesgottea hi. wutub sad wad hush M, sod ale. man her a prawn of ess. H. ha tho has.., se she supposed, for that perm% ad thong ins alma some tine ler ettesii hover henne very emeenowel hit the hone iw panne el wain after ht.. The wee tan be ne peltsenelke by police-esseslehle leres, 31 ble ,5 N when .1. nod.. e* the rote statement an ten nd up. The . who ernmend to treat the meter with the heldhenney aid she did an with to an the wit. newel soy preteens. . ImepertA . Jtulge @baked that the prisoner might be re. needed for a week foe t►e pompom d maktag further u• Turin. ■r. Ditynroart nemartied bee and mewed to take tail. HITHWARK Yr. JawpA Nwr, th, laallord .4 the White liver Tears. Lowlife 1, lasnswadrary, was summated by the pubes fee unlawfully refasiag4. remove and adonl proper accomme• &Mee to two soidien legally billeted oo Item Negro Wise. 12 X. said that cm Tatolay ale* Ile 12th Met.. a WU Were 12 o'elleak, be went to the dellewissee 11... pm, wait two private solemn et the Seth legtereik yak MI less. The deleadeat's beam was ckeed bet be rowed hue op and told ken Ms mud. aad poisted was the two while. oho nepaimil to be areammisteed. The Eladest, wh. pee kw heed set at Use wiastor sea M tree peg 12 artarb sad be ebealit sot ,pea hi balm he body. IV dans toll Wu ewes eat the sadism ems km mid `bey km. to ado& Om owl ala:1 them erree list be rehowell, td h. Illwiewei Wiwi ma empelled t.. be Hsu be somair bows, He whisk at rsoehilmitted Hsu Th• malaise* riled where the wale mow trem? Ismael* Whir rap bed that they else op bees Limpid with • deaffeter, sad 'ivy llztamaelly The Jel•smist, u server to the eMip. maid that M orbeell Ile !ear earn eight at 11 o'clock, sad when the tergeast same watt tl , - ter.. eokber. all he family sad ser vants wen te toed. He wae mead est al his sleep Etter 12. a& he reliantly .11.3 th.k that he wait met rma b. rake up all he. trimly to alined aetweaustlatioa rt l a wild.ers wham th,r• were ether houses wear the railways "Prt TTr marbtrate told his he bed wilesies the law ea that p•lat However. he oust pay the auta d the eletemose ...Jheecetutk comply with the act ut parlament geRrioRDSIIIIII2 JUSTICE'. Tb. (Mowing ‘perimeti d the wlroinnstratios of jumme alai. Mini' ie from the St. AP9lii Tip da: "NT. ALBAN% Exlitlwe:ll PETTY snetIONN W11V•112,1 , %T, At.n. " Irereeint -11 r. T. Kinder (fleyer); lir .1. I'. Lip c.o... awl L. J. T. N. I.ipaveab..) " A Jr a 1.1111.11 ** Roth Honing'. son! shmt IS )wood agf, inn with oft moral% van ninAmetb Cobb • clukl about 'ray. 411. " Ilea aim Saesaid--I holt bo Ikunr•R Ithae. About .41• A notonky annum" 'Togniug) I no• units r we h.nee, whim 1 hind WM* &AMU 1•1114 int awl anal whit nee the sonter_ prl nund Jthe IL It tad .t. Uri Re* Illarrid.o had boom bootigi thastoth ICArter. Rath Hanish woo penes'. and tad the hot his tb.. , tokl. awl *nail big his sous. Jar Lasolook *MOP gad skis ran GM. usii -416.t 3 Alai i I thg sitonnuo of yogiggimy I caw IWO 11.1,..• hoe latoolortb [kW with bar llot Ira bar be& I ono 'wino% not wino I onus set side 1 a as air b.aolhaAl bill .b. Plat/. irri *pi.. The ass arrampreisl by but imam 0.• srewll.etile Moment ▪ 06.-. the orl Itney ease In and Waal ha= .0. in. the Idyl wistl did his her heirs will bet bra • • TS. Holm sad it •inesoA I. le a very UMW ionin ii hod boos 14.notittnt. Tho millavire • nornit.. pet tbo is As low be pandbill--MMIlt, 4111. i..,1 lw apse. sof* lab. The ii.enhe nun be ee e I. .I•l•atiost imprnego4 fog he _ • Me ninth., .4 ttr 4.4•0.1. at Imrpol th• MOB. t. .tw rik4 bee th.l4 prrne as Asir wait • am .1.... M b. n01...ib1• 4. ray Ur siossol. • T. /11•••••• 1•44 lort 1.1.• 14 air. sosbil be pas p., amount IS but 6.* elubl L 6•0144844 it • .r• awl tbvto loud." This afternoon a public tujotiug was held at the Loads. Tama, in aid of a food for Garibaldi ; Mr. Bona in the chair. The in opening the proceedings, read letters of apology for nom-attendance from Sir James Duke, M.P., and Sir Charles Napier. He pro. needed to state that they wanted the leave Geri. belch to know that England sympathised with the cause of Italian freedom, and was willing to assist that cause. (Cheers.) An appeal had been nettle to Englishmen for help, and we should be base if we del not reeputel to it. (Hear.) Our government was pledged to non-intervention, therefore we should not let other foreign nations interfere, but say to Austria, " hands off Italy." (Cheers.) After addressee from various speakers, resolutions were carried with great cheering, to the effect t thst it was necessary for the prosperity of Italy awl the peace of Europe that the people of Italy should be emancipated from the galling tyranny of the Bourbon rale. A committee having bees spipoisted to awry out the object of the meeting, the procesdip closed with a vote of thanks to the chairman. ZABTSIN COUNTIId RAILWAY.—(THIS DAT.) The Leif-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at one ceeleek at the London Tavern ; Xr. Ronan Love, chairman of the board, presiding. The report, which has appeared in the IC , prto, was takes r nal The CN.UILIttN, in moving that the report and accounts he adopted, raid the directors were there to render an ac. count of the regress of the cowers daring the peat half - year. The report wan clear and the account. were full, but mass eeplanatiowi w ere necessary. There was an increase of about 25,000( in the receipt.. and of about the same amount In the expense., the dividend remains( stationary. This ailinitto I. however, of a satiefaetory eeplanation. About 10,0001. of the increased mrplus we. under the head of good., which could not be oieveved without • very large additional outlay for fuel. As regarded the passenger traMr, complaints having hese made, spree especially he their patens the Pastern Union and the Norfolk I 'ouilitufee. that that Isms& bioinese was not sufficieetly stisseinted, sew arinsgemeet• were mode and vise t rsi newereaseesessd,but oenng chiefly tothe had weather the receipt. remised &Nen stalsonarv. The necessity of niakiag preparitioss hr the anticipated amass led to a coeekterableez is advance, and the result bad disap pointed The Eut Suffolk lies had also dimppsiMel Ito hopes tossed with regard to it at th. Ilite slaw it became a part of their system. Tire average receipts of the Earns Counties Ina we 50r. • nil% while theme on the Bast ede& ihrarbir_eridsb as agricultural die. trial gni hang Oct half exceeded 12i. par mils Mai be did net repot that the arreageineet was anbrred into al Mod pried it bad been called Into sitisteses, sad if they hid not got pos. semis. of it there would base bass • conlhet for tesdir, which seer have laterfered matssially with the Wcrremit al the working of the Lure Cooties , Mar, bear I Th. !expenditure ender the bog el mita! secouat hoisied an enhig station, which had proved my=is o i f . arid a riesenstnertion of several bridges That esraperry had a Warr numher of wocelen bridges the. miser ether 'silver in the kingdoms, end the of lima with trek. stow% and has, sr al redid le lssdr titre greatly in future. ?b . senor ray Apsonily ins now in a wiry ermilkis Iri then rehered to the prehre with this nowt Vara he., which, be mid. tri= with lair. °Mei& the chairrao of the Vies , and Mr. Misr, the ashore • tbe sad complaed_ raseglp d the erns peneend by rearm a Wailed to the Mielor Ornsklse proprietors. The Medford and sisene and eater censored with it, shooed that so Sark no the Form Counties eyebolt ird organised. The directors hail MUM to apprehend tier various schemes were Stoat eider praline er Shrift kcal scrominorlatann, which, if intsollails wield lrally muss the Pastern Counties teedie. Is this slake of thaw the Ivanel thought that every Wed timid be rade to hring about an amalgamation of ell the associated companies, and that if any ob stacle to each an amalgamation should arise the lard of Trade should be enabled to step in and emery the object. (Hear, hear.) So lose ea Is& visited interests interfered with the general in terest, natter. yield not go on satisfactorily. La flirat4o.l the melancholy accident at Tottenham at the earenseoemout of the year, the director were matte. Sad that ao precaution could have prevented it. The break* el a tire could not be prevented. The directors felt certain that the verdict was not in mesmohnice with the eTilirOCt. tlllll intended to apply for a sew trial. (Cheers.) They would be shrinking from their duty if they admitted that anirthing hod been omitted which could fairly he required front the officials. During the last • half-yeer the director. bad dose all in their power to promote the prosperity of the hue, and to be at peace with other companies. deans( peace, bat at the same time it was their duty Th Z their determination to protect the interests of those whom &lir iq,j;,-Fisls,,,,Tßlus.: iv ., EVENING, AUGUST - - -- - . , t .4 X Mr- IV riiri -- , --e—' svirrArai WITH tiARJIALDI.—MEKTI24 , 1... 4644 1 1 ,..1.13.a._44 , 1irApimped on . posit 1 SHARE LISTS.-THIS DA THE (.711 • Y.—(271LY DAY.) I *mount. 7,510 L i is 8,6441. lb. 111.-1 1 T 117 r , cash, 10• 6d.— —•—_ " Laudon, August 7, 12110.—Eramined by na, sod found correct.--P. Cunnort, JAS. J. CVXMISS, Auditors." In reply to a question with recant to income Imc, the seere• tart' stated that the Hoard of Inland fla vases had decided that income tax due to the Bth of April must be charged at i the rate of IML in the pound without regard to the time in which the profits were made. The Swm:mom said that the London and North Western and the Brighton companies had paid at the rate i l of _,Vd. The CHALIXAS said in that case further con sideration would be given to the matter, and of comm this coalman) would not pay to the government more than °there had dear. The report Ina and • vote of thanks to the chairman closed the oan Two dOsoolc. The railway share market to-day is better, owing to an improvement in the weather. An ad vance of about 1 per cent. has taken place in most of the pr►ncipal stooks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1011 to 1021. ; Great Western, 721 to 1 ; 1241 to 125, k div. and ex the new shares ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to t ex div. ; Caledonian, 94 to 1; Great iforthern, 117 to 118, being dull ; South Eastern, 88# to # ; and Eastern Counties, 541 to 55. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain dull, at 11 to 11 dia. Great Western of Canada are in and show an upward tendency. OItDINAZY MAUS AND aroma. ltaawAra ramt nEr c 4 .o. •ol. =IWO! VIA. tem... v . lILC Cat sal Blades 4,1 oodkv. po t topolgto MEI andli~Joo. sial &Ws. elosturptlat le le Ile ha mil A 94 14e 6 4 4 10 I 4 4lb •1 lie 31 E. I - I .I'..= 1 siiiiia — 00. OS. WO ME2ZI 4 . = 111 all Jae. Si. 00 1110‘ippw B. Wafts 10 s Wee Nara dissilial et 101 and Lorain St. 100 Do. •OW iiiCilllmiltit Will P/II.) M. OM. Wawa 1_ DaitearVaLa 1 laanifrok Y meik. I_laths . egid Illsakwak 11; S 11 LM 5 - 5=7 - DO DO Larissa; Worth el Do. MOW D 9 Loolloolroolign DO Mae., D 14 1 1. 10A 4 IlArapsilba DO Illdland _ _ ' UM De. ills. • Diatsy all Mid. at, Wailana t e WNewcastle sal all Newport. 9 Ninny& ArsarikftL all owry,lnagin..lllah UN Norfolk Se Northam Oferlles Va 100 North &Mak all North Dena Ball. & D all Da : • _ _ _ la Lisle Fies te s 11 . 1* I a SI • 107 SO uri psi us to PI IF 111 US 714 zlll TS 0)_ _lllll. 56 1I id 67 filid&in 110 111 _ 1:1 1021 12 111 114 la 11 i ii I i t 1141 0 1 1 d Ds. Taft Llama= AI WoolenlMlL /71 II ii: a i lic iriTber.sug igh = [ air abb. litworDwi 1 Mb e rr. Taff Vid• Insist Do. I Do. MI Vo. lo of Woo* A Vlooopla 1110. it Ptodkoo S. Watorlord • Lamm oil Wool Oprovoll ill Wool Loaclos PO Wool Midland —Oxford ed I LULWATII. 100 100 &DM& 1 0aladamie. alllDma.Pialik& Abr. his. 100 Bad Aaptlis.A. 6p. as 100 Do. C. 100 Do. D, ' P 6O4. 100 Z. Cosa. 1k.,11p.d.N0.1 100 Do. 80.2 100 Do. New •p. oi. & 100 &Mara thaw, 6p. et 100 MI& & Cilaopw 11 p. el 100 idla.,Parth,Dan.,4. p.o. 100 Great Northern, 6p. eR 100 Do.lic.rad.at 10 p&p'. 100 Do. 4p.e.} per mo Do.6m& at t. 5 p.c c all Ot.N. Boatload. liti 0 GIL West (Hartman's* 100 Do. mamas. 41 it red MO Do. Moss. la owl 100 Do. op.a.zsdoem Irrodassa. 4 p. & Pr& 1 .111 D Do. o. Blrm. Prat alma all Do.ClwaterPtalt.lp.a. W Do. do. do. 6p. DM Do. Bine. Goa. !fork all Do. Ch!st.. 03m. Maras 1 1 5 . lii i'; D. do. do Do. do. do lambai Torlob. dp.aB6 Loa.dßrlght..6 p.o.Gua Bt No. 1 Do. Sox.. do. No.! Do. Op.& do. .... Dol.s. do. N 0.4 Do. 4 p.c. do. .... Do. p. oh. d 0... Do. 7 p.o. Pod.Stook.. D0.0p.0.d0.(W.1.11C.P) Dt2 s a. et. (ay. dot Wl Lao.o. Sion sod Dolor LtNW.CovANe.± . ). L.a8.W.7p.0.81. "" Kozds Nosa.rl Llollp. i~; 87. p DIAA t • I T •-• p I; ▪ lilandOiamap.o.dook N aaesda WA alio& 111 Do. diadd.PaLSook $ aajdf.aafald FA Sodalladp, Ala. Rock la la* 1~1 por act NI Oa log is sp. oL 1 Ddlkodor Union INS al Do. do de a Do. Lodi Ip.et. No. 1 • Wrack IL* &pare. 11 North Ilaiordoldro I losaish Owa Nowrrst. JaaN.l.l4 ProLY Do. Lbw. go. Ilp.d Ds. 7 p.d. Pad. d' T 6 d _ sks It II si die 111 54 911 94 Id lo urid El a rd 1.011 . 109 . id I - i5l aik dil 7 U 4 116 19 IS 144 0 611 Et 6 T 66 9 IS 0 6 :1 66 66 90 Of • 41 18 911 Se 0 4 9411 lifl ' e. - Dna; - iiiii - --- a &La (loo& A/1. Do 4 get gist Do. Lod 4par mi L War goo. 4 p. Do. 44 per 000 t S. To 4p. c. ffilL Otock&Dorttnotool*o. Do. do. Dep I De. do. C Op.* Wotor.& I llkonoy 6p.0 W. Itid—Ost.lotraa.st Do do. Mod do I Do. Lop. I }it Prof Dado.poop. II p.ot. pod !Ti: IT! IMel 1141 SO nu in 7 4 5 44 66 10 . 116 9 1 . II 101 114 1111 106 110 112 116 111 112 127 129 81 U 112 114 70 AO 117 110 112 118 108 108 U 88 N 101 99 91 99 102 101 10 101 17 15 101 11 17 19 itt E 1 14 11. 127 1119 M'l p.--n. zd N isi i • VOILEIGM 64e ISde Tad a 1014 ad za ad tdi 1101 ei ST i 1 zd et (In -.. 16 i " da.:T! I n dia Via -. 111/ - a al i- IS 81 xd al n 15 111 124 150 115 10, lit Sti NS 192 1N id 102 104 id 91 9S 100 108 SS SI 17 IS id IN IN id IS SI is 48 61 12T 123 211 1101_ 119 id !..* - —zd :a sd In zd - 7.41 - ;4 4 ill ,WitllL xd id "t l "==t Mr. AIVILIi said the result of his examination of the accounts was, that according to them the dividend might to be only 1 per cent. He believed that the accident at Tottenham arose from wellingtons. A tire was a very different thing from a patent axle, awl with proper cam the defect might easily have hese 4..... erect. the event of a we trial the company would, be be the beers. (Hear, hear.) One antes Of aastravolt ibi l that kind was that the working men is the emir pato'. employ were iaadeartely pia The asoseate were not faithful ones, nor had they be. se far vernal lAN veer.. There was no other railway omegmey in the Idag dnai that was in the aame position as that; all the others were P^lneekeg. (Hear, hear.) flare ought in fact to be no dividend declared. The eampany was altogether in • wrong poeition. oh.") Mr. Those maid on previous coca:imam the beard had gone on the principle of charging revenue with the cost of restoration. He now saw in the accounts 11,0001. additional for repairs with iron and stone, and this was not debited against revenue. In former re =it wee stated that the permanent way born well maintainel. There was no such statement M. (Hear. hoar. Ile hcpcil the board would permvete with the work of rw.torattno. He had beard friends who were mquainted with the line tcatify to en improvement in the arraer in which the trathk was worked, and be bthe chum.. woad not endeavour to keep up the div idend by seeraidas what oust coadees to the peritonea prosperity et the concern. settle. was preeeediag Mow cur report left.] MB VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) Tbie aftenc.ei the general meeting of the above tympany wee held et the Loads. Tavern, OWLS, i3011R1.9x. &T. in the chair. The followkas ... the report The dlestetere submit the amounts for the half year eadleg the 31/411 June lasi. Inning that period 1,366 ships, .cal lap *LOG t.e., catered the Visions Docks. The foilsaW b • comparative seatwesene of the Tomb aid their tweerne which clamed the naderaseationed docks in themes endue :Oh Juse,llo9 and HMO, respectively : 1200—Vittoria : ships, 2,116; teemege, 7 56 , 012 . 14 ) 0401 1 Mfrom foreign ports) ships, 663 ; tonnage, 366,312. aeda* : ships, 124 ; tewasge, 307,066. 1800— Pleteria : ships, 2,11110 ; wooer, 730,66c1 . Leaden (leaded hem foreign porta) ship., 1.142 ; towage, 172,767. Bt. Katherine : ships, 596 ; toenails, 395,032. East and West lobs (se &tam published, but an increase of 37,504 toes of loaded skipping. as onespated with Jena, 1 10 0, was reported by the directors.) The mat beanie front f.ceiim parte, entering tie port of Leak" far years recline Jane 30, 1650 sad 11160, teepee **. wee-1660, ships, 10.161 R; 1860,10,46)4; &crew. 430; 1189, temp. KM64. , 4; 1 1 010, 2,514,015; decrease, 10,741. 111 r. Stephen P. Keemed bee* feigned the ogles uf &oder dm* the led Wilier, the baud elected Mr. John P. lleenard to supply his piste, subject to the eon. Armadas id She sharebeMen at the present meeting. Mr. Morrison end Mr. Peabody are the directors. and Mr. CAW. arm s the make refines by Nation. They offer them selves be Periselien. Nod Aosems, Joao 30.—Dr.: Tu amount of the tummy% awsolidobod ouch, 1100,000 t.; to deposit of two r e ar i haw Aare ma mno shame, Io,ooof. ; to amount madielpatias of calla, 45,474 f. -55,474 f. Tu twoowst of ara= liii hmatis itetud to date, 315,34 W. Ce. Ad. ; to awn* at audit of Mown. Polo, Bette, mad ifsess7. 1 . • 15 . , 3 . 1 -1.0 , 13,13 V. Itta. Ild. Ch.: Pp ammo. sampling at debit or Weston Dock sad win% akelet fa 3,1.; b. samosal sleadlyt debit IsaMekow• of extra lad, lAllll5g de. Ix : mom , al debit of ttsettlysW was* TOPE 4 s . Zpg.. o e ITO etteadtai at debit ad owilast bad sal works, . 26.41 tby wont otandlag at Me of purchase of she Howsbaubweload and Durk.. OW Compeer* pew Wpm. 51,7Xf. Is. M. ivy amassi similig at debit of antr a ; restowS ismile a g at debit of guano w ha s t sw arit b, auwwwit pd oa account ,f padisamaimpopmmon to ale. M W OE 6 10d. ; by amount aindlog at &Alia duck "elf t account, lO.t V. de ; rkh o p e i s bomb Hm , wool, Kettuards, arid 11,47 W. Wm ; 1.44, 1.072=71. Vte 11.1. 'Na—.w sossort, Joao 30. Dr.: To automat of unpaid shorohnidare &Allgood ...mats at date, 7tw. ; to swam Amelia( at rmlit .4 Lorslhobkes interest account, 2.JI)L le 7d. ; to amount stooling at credit of office ex. p m .. Vogl. te. 7.1. ; to &lomat Aot ain. at etedit of MINI soot 1.0•4110, 1,136'. 7r. 3.1. ; to amount of income lox aummed. 1,077/. 1.4.. Id. ; to utast staanlagg at credit of lbws Pete, it... and Fkamer,:illf 1.55. 3d. —6,11441.130.11 d. : By Wawa a Imo& of Yaws. Heywood, Howsolds, Tits Beawtez &sem"( COMMUISION.— At yes terday's (Teasley) sitting of the Bernick El.otiou P,m miesio ners. the youth Melrose detaiksl the history of his endeavours to obtain a situation on the North British Rail way. Be had been applying for • poet these during several =LL father voting for the liberals. lest year he oh hie situation, and his father voted for Mr. H the edsirmae of the North British Company. Mr. u rodg l4 - eas wan examined again yeetenlay, and explained the pay ment is Waite, admitting that be had lent or given - him swag several times, never expecting repayment. He acted with similar generosity towards brtiall, for heeds' paying him &s'. between April and August lent year, for his services in collecting evidence in the coasenstive interest, he paid his expense to, in, and from Leaden, bore the cost of his trial there, and supported him etsuirerds, at a total outlay of shoat 2001.-2601. in all within the space of a year. The proprietor of the Beranek Warder, in examination, asserted that the article on the tarmacs published in the supplement of that paper previous to the election was issued by Mr. Earle's authority, and issued with his sanction, and the Vicar of Berwick swore that Mr. Earle told him he had received a letter from Lan des sonounaing that the government inspector had reported herourealy of the barracks. The rest of the evidence taken was sot s *pedal importance.—Nessaite Chronicle. Tas Caturrox or ENGLAND.—During the stay et Torn Sayers in Bristol, he hue been the guest of Mr. Charles Good, Lamb and Flag Tavern, Temple street end on Thursday a number of gentlemen, using this well• known eportuic.house, entertained him at dinner, when they presented the champion with a handsome silver tankard, hearing the followieg inscription !—" Presented to Thomas iiayers, the Champion of England, by Charles Gesel and friends, for his pluck in the ring se an Eaglisb man." A very plessent evening was epent,sod the Champion scknowleiged the great kindness he bail received in the old city of Bristol. During his stay Tom has spent a good porting of time at the Bakke' Hotel, Bt. Augustiee's. The Proprietor of this hotel. who is not a supporter of the Ring, presented the Champion with two Church liervices—one tor his daughter, the other for his ens—and for these he is mid to have expressed himself exceedingly gintsful.— Western Counties Herald. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE YORK AUGUST MEETING. TO TKO ■Dolt Or TIM MOM reanit — ,7 theTh:Tywar-old Biennial to-day has served materially to reduce the number of Wirarre opponents for the Great Yorkshire Stakes, run on Friday, as my selected, Vanquisher (an "outsider" in the Ring) easily disposed of Northern Light, for whom the heavy ground was most disadvantageous, as at Ascot, and half-4'4am other animals. To oppose the Wizard with say idea of success there are sow but Cape Flyaway, Nan at-Acme, Sahreur, and Vanquisher, and these are not all likely to show, as the two latter are both the property of Lord &Quid. Whichever carries his "spots,' however, will teach the Wizard a severe lesson, and I am inclined to follow up the colours, seeing what good service they did me to-day,as they are almost certain to be the first or second. Northern Light, with no 31b. penalty in the saddle, will run better than he did to-day ; but I cannot entertain the idea of hie turning the tables upon the spots "on this ground. The County Cup, two miles, will be but a poor affair, and there is nothing better to run with than Sir William, as Underhaud will hardly show, after being withdrawn for the Ebor Handicap under such suspicious eircumatances. For the Asks Pro dues Stake., T.Y.C., Folkestone most defeat all comers ; sad Northern Light should carry the manse colours home for the Klayman,* Stakes, although Sampsom, at a differ ence of Sibs. in his favour, might prove a tamer. The Cult Sapling Stakes has three winners engaged in the nicely colt, Gardeoer, and Parasite, and there has been some noise made about the pretensions of Kettle drum and Royalist—still Parasite and the Plumy colt have both done well in public, sod Parasite should just about pull through. The Gimcrack Stakes, one mile, will being out one or two flyers spirt Dundee, and he ought to send them borne beaten after what Folkestone, an animal so greatl inferior to him at borne, did to-day, while In va&r w ill not prove the worst of the remainder if in the UK —I am, kr., MITROR. York, Wednesday. (ST ILICTRIC YORK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) PRINCE OF WALEXIS STAKE& Foikestooe Longshot 4 raa. EBOR HANDICAP. Paz Hepatica First Lord ... 1 . 2 ... i :11 i 13 ran. EGLINTON 3TAYIII3. Dead beat Wawa' Yee aad Dundee. 5 raw EBOR BC. LEGER. Bivouac Northers Light Getters! Hem . . 2 4 no. FILLY SAPLING SLUMS. Five turkey 44 putts. Sweet Hawthorn, Violet, and Prudence are bin. FIFTH BIENNIAL WAILES. T.Y.C. liatme;, K , t, Sweet Haertleare, Prod/ace, Lopeatcher, Sis to Roes* Viz gihes, Matador, wad Kettle Drum are here. HOPEFUL RTAILES. One mile and • halL Maggiore, Gip* Flyaway, Feodorowns, and Grenadier are here. Onus Alanan.—Lesphot, His Whip c, Sis to Ho rses, Damsel, Pancake, Eric%booties, lfidta, Prelude, Greta, Hatterdy, Corona, Petry, Volatile, Isis, Flutter 0. Betts, Conspiracy f, Royalist, Mimic, and Baronet. LATEST BETTING. EBOR HANDICAP. sto apt Defender (t) sto 1 Cape Flyaway (t) S to 1 Moorhen (t) 10 to 1 Satellite (ti 12 to 1 Ancient Briton (t) 20 to 1 Bprisierell (t) SO to 1 Julia (t) 20 to 1 Gladiolus (t) T. LEGER. 10 to 1 apt Lord Zetland's lot (t) es. ss ss so at st. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE. —(THD! DAT.) Stmam—The market has been rather more steady but without chaage in prices; 400 boxes Havana sold 10{,11. at 40a. 6d. to 435. ; 4,000 lap low date Bengal at 295. 6d. to 325. ; and 1,000 bap Native Madras, 335. to 34a 6d. Refined °outlaws dull. Comm—The public sales have gone off without= =i mo n ! s avour of the Wye.* ; low middling and Ceylon. 695. to 74e. sd. TL remains quiet without change in prices. JUN.—Demerara sold ►t Is. 9;11. ; proof Leeward's, le. 13id. to Is. 7d. ; old landed Penang, Is. 81d. Rica continues firm ; pinky Madras sold at lle. 9d. to lie. Corringa, at 10e. Oid. tolls.; Rangoon, at 10s. to 100 Id., cash ; and ordinary Neeninsie Armco's, Oa. 10d. to 10a 3d. itai.fratts is in limited request. TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is firm to duty at the following quotation.:— Town tallow, 51s. 91 net orb ; Petersburg Y.C. on the met, Ma. 6 J. ; Sept., 51a. 3d. to 51; Oct. to Dee.. 51.. 6d. to 9d.; Den, 525. to 52.. 3d.; Jan. to March, 52e. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a shorter supply of beasts, and demand active • wthequeutly, nn the average prices are rather better tani on 3toeday lut. The number of sheep and Lathe is about the same as of late. Trade is dell, bet there is very little alteration in quotations. Calves are selling shout the same as on Monday. Prom Germany sad Hol land there are 330 beads, 2,400 sheep, and 310 calves. The number of milch con is 110.. Per does of Saw a d. a d. Sir Ann it Ilia a. t &d. D<ttaeote, Hanka I e ISM DosIbIt401411; NO abort-Mr I 1 6 Doi loss&weds.... e 6 • 0 losoad qv& Hob 4 4 6 aw Ds. es 414 kw — Woo 6 14 00l qua 6 1 - 0 S 10 De de. M 4 ara .... 11•16118.6111N.Orois S S Lush. limb 46 rasrbsk IMO; Simo and Loam 10.100: Calves. 110; Pick 1011. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mean. Davie and Co. report trade good, new by in demand. Clover trade vary slow, with a down ward teadesey. Prime meadow hay, 75e. to Me.; au. porter ditto, Ns. to 10fie. ; inferior do., 60e. to 70a. ; new do., SOL to 90a ; clover, old, 96e. to 120 a. ; ditto nee, MX to 100 e. ; Arm 30.. to Ms. ALILWATI. an I ASSWOrp I Zotairdaml sil lA/dorm "to Otoismomi. Yips& PAL _ . I 1 4 Odd Ikentoh Brim of Mace Od. Itanlan Rua. 6. p. I el astral of Franco Ol Imes Ws. Coast lib I Mies Judges Zak* Ceselaata I Bale Ull.F• sad Tarabsat lrart e : Antonia • • • By_ UN f INaibirs of Franee Do. New Shone Norwodon Trunk Prot ! Parts, Lyons, sod MAIL PUN and Ortolan' I Recife and S. Ilfrunelooo, so s a 4 3144 26 66 71 9i 19* 90* 576 aS6 -s• 8 84 1 $6l 63 $5 tip and Danaba i rs7ii 3 13 Us if3l al ITaelat— all R Foy oya 7l l Swedish Do. 7 per ant. an lunar° and Maw an I Do. per mot. Prof 2 4.7paret 12 I/Luta -Vmelan all Soothars of lfranos aA Wed Molest 4111 Do. 61 par cont. Wut, d S. W. of home, 'Weston! oir 14 16 I fUs If If Alf 14 10 ff 1 . 4 22 13 an WlMbsd~ —~—... . . _ ictintel st , ot. Yrortl44p.e.lasudy 100 111,931 RI I find01k414.4.11ar.4/10 0 1. 100 t 1 N I 11‘ 01,41ttl 04.1 N. fast 49.44.Jaa.dJuly 100 141 In —. 610,000 84.1 Oxf.Moro. 144.44 p.et.4o. CO ... ..... . 04. , UAW\ N. Beit. OD. 04.1100 N N 23, 1860. ZAILWAYS. /AWLlac a el 1 [Dom. Bar. ItC.l Do. Now Pridersorn Baff.,Nrant,.&Golorien Aug. SpB74 wid y orsodby A n .tIAL Do. 1n1p1,1.73. ditto- Dy. Imo L IQ4. ditto. Omionina L B. Basiern GspoT.l.Dookip.c.gen 01:Oak =sr cent, Reim' lasi Talon Do. Jublidpor• Do. 44 p. d Debont Do. 6 p. el do Geelong 31sIbourna Grandy:inky. Gonads • Do. 61;or ot. — Prot. Do.Soc.Prot.da b eao. I. I pm of Do. 7 par ot. 116 t.... Do. do. 1167. ... kid lodtoo Peninsula Do. New 01.43. ad 0t IZatLet ei Do. New Do.Bdayrß ot ottlll6o Do. do. 7$ till lt Do. do. 7$ w thooto p Do.6ap.et.BdA,pay.77 Madras Guar. 41 ppaerr Cl. Do. do. 6 el Do. 41 per 4. Baton. Do. 4th Istes. do. Molb.Corp.6p. ci.Bondo N. Bromwich et clam A cap. oh. Do. do. Laud do Do. do. B oap. de Do. do. Lad do (hide (Unilted) Do. Ponjaab D0.b2.184..F10ti. %Al Trioldo&Llsall•S. No. ICI Doom 11110,410 St. Commercial 14,000 Bt. Do. 4p. ct. ?rd., SOOO.OOB Bt. Sid and Welt WU 0.00.810 St. London 1,9:19,800 St. St. Katharine MAO St. Southampton 1100,000 It Victoria 0.000 NI Do. New 0da.G0v.5p.e...15a..... Do. 8 per and., 1879 Da 0 prowl. 1880 Do. Spar dot, 1881 DO. Bpor ot. rob.lAus Da itow Da t p po s t r oLltar.ilop oeat D. do. Scdp Druasv.Gov.6 poet . Lifolso ay. 6p a MS Do.. p. 6., 1871 to MG ba. 6 p. c., INS ova 166641 a 0 p. ot. Mg Deb. Mora. 1876 Aust. Gov. 6 p. a Boo& 1 Via Ov. Op. 0..10a.a J oly ' DO. d0.6p.0.Apt.*066. JOINT STOCK Aukslmola ink eif Rapt Irk of London Dank of Turkey MU& N. Amadeu Oast. Bank of India, Australia, and China. Carted. Mere. of India, Ins., and Mina Loudon t 01 0 : in. qui. of Canada Llolg isLebart<l. Loa. Ch. Bonk of Anita Jolnt s t ock _ London a South African Lon. and Weitzellinter.. Nit. Pro,. el Instand.. xv,..n SO Notional Bank 10 New South Wass IS =tat Bank Corpora 110 Bank 100 Provincial of Ireland 10 Do New. South Austriala Union of Aurtralla Union of Loudon Unity Mutual tlllBl4 MORIMILON& St ad OS 96 I 11416 11l Ti 76 80 70 76 IS 76 091 Pm 2 416 102 dig 1) dis 99 100 I t dl, 616 SO 100 1:11 tf 1021 al 91 SO 91 71 74 66 67 ft 67 62 66 60 64 96 67 - i 144 g 1 ,..1 I , did 103 ISO 100 US Ili 100 100 100 1M SS IS I i dim pso 100 114 115 100 , 191 —114 e . 100 100 111 . 140 ILI 119 100 1014 149 1011 - .IM lei 100 1004 1 140 10 100 1 100 00 100 100 944 904 001 , 100 107 191 1 100 107 100 100 140 1904 10 9 1 Mt zd eili *I zd II 417 10 hid IL IS le a .114 WO IR 30 32 KO let 106 107 1111 US id kW elm id I} ti }II par ll Xs I &a I Si Se Pa II 4 11 11 dis 2 1 1 e die it I lk i ola Paz 47 50 74 76 15 14 vat IN 1811 I, 181 zet • ad . 48 _Bl A — tuitnillarl7o - Atlantic TeL Wm.).... Berlin Waterworks.... Brit. Amerken Lied .. Brit.& IriskIllo&Till. • Do. B 7Bor a. tat Mt Do.o _ _ ; 11 : ne ll l Lend Chan blends TeL (L) DlgelitegthmeK Ira. n per cent VPalace ..^rederence Do. 6p. ct. Perp. Deb iteetrie Telegraph Do. New 6 Eng. and Aust. Cop. 15 Oen. Steam Navigation 1 Great alp (I.lsnito4) 1 I Do. 174 per Gentle ( st Dlikid ToL L) 10 Lanka Diacenst (L) 4 Lan. Oas. Onnaboa Os. 10 Madras Infra It Cara 10 UoditorraneanEloo.Tel. 10 lioditor. I x. Tel. (Um.) U National Discount Co.. //0 NorboddaCoalst hon(L) liasr — Ta "atisTas-4:7:7 - Ds. sp. N. Dram. & N. leo& LL N. Brit, Australadaa.. ieleoii ii.: Do. " New Shim " Irian. In. Btm. (Lbs.) A Do. d 0... litlin.ltiver and 11111 end Odom. Kira Do. Now Rod Sea at Dad. Tad. di p. e. for 501 a. b k Gov Rbraney Lam Do New Royal Mall Nwa %Allah Amt. lamina South Aualasliaa Lad Subtatuiao Tat. Scrip Do. 40. Ragtstared hosts L. Co. Up. Caa. Vaa Damaa's Led R PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LlVEgroook A 1701111? 112.--Salea to-day :—Blrkenbaad, *— Caledonian Stock. 931—Eastern Counties, 10 15-16 11 1-16— Great NortMen Stock, 116116--Greet Weeterm, 7114 711—Ismes shire and Yeekshire. 104 1001—London and North WaMera, 1011—Maneheeter, Sheffield and Lincoln. 421 43—M1d1and Steak, ex sit 120 11 . 1:itto, new Awes. 1 5-16 11 p--North 14. Bliali Stock. 641 —North Siefordshirra 34 34 d--Nairthitatern arwick k . It, 964 97 m —DMo Tort =ffitoell, 614 61 em dlv.—Ditto Leeds Stock, 6* 664 tffiv. Mrs- Una. 1164—West Midland. Oxford. 46 46--Dateh 111madeb, 664 41. —Great Luxembourg. 6 13.10 6 13-16--Grand Trunk ot Oameda, 711-16 71—Great Western of Canada, 114 lie—Ditto. new Mama 64 111 d.—Buffalo and Lake Mums. 6 3-16 6 6.16-Great Ship, Sm. 6d. 9a. ed.—Thames and Mersey Maria@ Company, 7-16 Mg p. Noarois RiaLwas.—The thirty-first half early report of the directors of this company states that the amount credited by the Eastern Counties Railway Company to this company amounts to 44,294/. is. 6d., which will enable the directors to declare a dividend of 11. 10a= onst.On the consolidated stock for the half-year, payment of the interest on the mortgagee and guaranteed stocks, and will leave • balance of 4371. lls. M. to be car ried to the next account. The receipts for the past half. year from the associated lines show an increase of 71,7601. 9s. 2d. over the corresponding period of the preced ing year, but, for the MIAOW given in the last report, the directors do not consider that such increase is at all pro portionate withlthe reamrossof the district, and which ought to be expected, but serves to prove the elasticity of railway balk even under the most unfavourable eircumelanosa The solicitors of the coniny and of the Eastern Union Railway Company report t ha t the proceeding in chancery against the Eastern Counties Railway Company are beret premed forward with the utmost despatch compatible with the interests involved, and they had hoped that the suit would have been ripe for the decision of the court before the long vacation, but for the cross ball filed by the Eastern Counties Railway Company, which had caused delay. They have, however, every reason to expect that the cause wall be ready for hearse soon after the opening of the court. in November next, and that a decision may then shortly be expected. The directors have received a communication from the Board of Trade requesting their obsermtiona on the proposal for amalgamation received from the Eastern Cocotte, Railway Company, which was referred to in the last half-yearly report. The directors and those of the Eastern onion Railway Company have replied that, pending the important questions involved in the Chancery suit, the time has not arrived when the Board of Trade can with justice and 'propriety take the subject of amalgamation into consideration, as their decision must be framed upon and be consistent with the basis of the agreement of 1854 ; and fur ther, that parliament in the act of 1854 confirming that ftreement clearly contemplated that a reasonable period should elapse for a fair and equitable working of the lines under the direction of the joint committee before the final amalgamation. Upon an examination mode at their instance of the permanent way and works on the lines of the asio• elated companies, it has been found that substantial im provements have been effected during the past half-year. MONEY MARKET,THM DAY. Two o'C Loci. The funds to-day are rather firmer than yester day, the appearance of the weather being inure favourable, but the improvement in the prices of Console does not exceed 1-16 per cent. British r►ilway stocks exhibit an average advance of about per cent. Business in every department of the Stuck Exchange is languid. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. The Indian rupee paper is rather flat ; the Five and-a-Half per Cent. is marked 1011. Exchequer Bills do not recover, and command only par to 3s. preen. Consols are officially marked 921 and 93 for money, and 93 for the account. The present quotations are 924 to 93 for cash, and 93, exactly, for the 6th of September. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2314 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93#, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 934, ; India Stock, 2174 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964 ; ditto Bonds, ea., 45., die. ; Five-and-a- Half per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 101 k ; Exchequer Bills, par, 38. prem. The foreign stock market is very quiet, and there is no change in prices worthy of notice. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 734 to 744, and that of 1858, 60 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brarilian Old Five per Cents., 100 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 44 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 484 ; the Committee's Certificates, 34 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 74, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 100, 4. , . A telegram, with advice' from Singapore, has reached London this morning; this indicates the arrival of the Calcutta and China mails at Alex andria. The City of Washington has arrived from New York with 86,000 t. in specie. _ Fotrz o'CLocx. Console are quoted exactly the same as at 2 o'clock—viz., 921 to 93 for money, and 93 for the account. A further sum of 40,0001. in Australian • d was sent into the Bank yesterday. About 14, . was taken for abroad, in addition to a moiety of the 20001. by the Canada. The half-yearly meeting of the Southampton Dock Company took place yesterday. The net revenue for the half-year was 6,6381., and this sum is increased to 7,9171. by the addition of the surplus brought forward from the previous half-year. The 'dividend recommended and agreed to was at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, leaving 7101. to be carried forward. The directors are of opinion that the commercial treaty with France and the reduced scale of duties on imports will be of considerable advantage to the company. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending Anust 3, shows a decrease of 6261. sterling, compared with the cor responding week of last year. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stook Exchange list : Insuranoe.—Alliance, British and Foreign, 161; Globe, 981, SO ; Guardian, 531 • Indemnity Marine, 142 ; London and Provincial Law, 3i; Marine, 104 ; Ocean Marine, 7i ; Thames and Mersey Marine. 24, ; Unwenal Marine, 24. GM —lmpend, New, 45 ex div. ; Surrey Consumers, 114; Westminster Chartered, 634 ex div. Neb.—Fest and West India, 119, 1204 ; St. Koala tia4a7toe.rworks.—Berlin, 54 ; Chelsea, New Guaranteed, 22. Oanl—Kennet and Avon, N. . - A call of 11. is to be paid by the oontribntories of the Roeherville Gardens Company by the Ist Oc tober. _ . With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. E. F. Katterthvraite reports as follows: _ _ . — Siam Mir last there have been daily increasing tiumac time in London in American securities, many parties appear ing as buyers who have hitherto held aloof from this clam of security. The circumstances we have for some time past noticed of good harvests and a return to a sounder state of affairs in the United States, ore attracting the attention of capitaliets, who begin to see that money may be as safely employed in American railroad stocks and bonds, if judici ously selected, as in those of Great Britain, and with results ae regards income much in favour of American. The de mand has been chiefly for New York Central, Michigan Central, Erie and Illinois Central ; the shares of this last named company have advanced during the week 7 per cent. Advices received by the Peninsular and Oriental Company state that the whole of the 282,0001. in specie by the Malabar, wrecked at Point de Guile, bas been recovered. Subjoined is a report on the position of the market for hides and leather : There is a continued steady demand this week for leather for consumption, adequate nearly to maintain pre vious rates, and to prevent the accumulation of stocks. No very extensive sales, however, take place. The supplies of fresh goods at Lesdenhall on Tuesday were moderate. Hums. —The sales include 3,500 Australian at previous rates, and about 800 River Plate without alteration in prices. The sales are limited to the immediate wants of buyers for home use, with some demand for exportation. WZDNINDAY Evianra. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93j "sellers" for the 6th of September, opened this morning at 93 to j, and closed at 92/ to 93. For money the last price was 92/. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consuls for money, 92/, 93 ; ditto for aooount (September 6), 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93 *, ; New Three per Cents., 93/, j ; New Two-and-and-a- Half per Cents., 77 ; Bank Stook, 234, 233 ; India Ave per Cent. Stuck, 1869, 103 j, }, j ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 9%, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 102. Indian government securities were quiet. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was quoted 104 to j. Exchequer Bills declined ls., closing at par to 30. prem. In the foreign stock market there was no variation of importance, business being limited. Buenos Ayres Bonds remain firm. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was quoted 73j to 741, and that of 1858, 60 to i„ The shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were inquired for to-day, whilst those of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank showed flatness. Agra Bank were marked 80. There was a reduction in Australian Awicul torsi and Van Diemen's Land shares, but an im wovement in Crystal Palace Preference stock. Great Ship shares remain quoted Bs. 3d. to Be. 9d. General Steam Navigation were marked 26. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :--Ocean Marine Insurance 2to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, j tot prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 5-16 to 7-1 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, I to 1 dia. ; Gel ivara Company (Sweden), /to 3-IC prem. ; Royal Cremorne Gardens Company, to j prem. ; East India Irrigation, par to I prem. ; City of Lon don Brewery Preference, 11 to 21 prem. ex div. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLovm. Business in the mining market continues limited. In the Stock Exchange East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked 121, being firmer, and Wait Seton 286 and 286. The other transactions have been principally in shares in East Cara Brea, North Treskerby, and Providence Mines. Very little business is going forward io foreign or colonial mining securities. Kapunda Mining have been dealt in at 11 prom. Tux UNITED STATER MAIL.—The Fulton left Cowes yesterday afternoon with the United States mail. She took out nearly 300 passengers end a eassiderabk cargo. CRYSTAL PALACE. —ONE SHILLING DAY. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2l. —Admissions on payment, 3,073 ; ditto by reason tickets, 43:); total visitors, 3.5. V. LONDON GENERAL 0111NISVS COMPANY (LIMITED). .•Trainc receipt. week ending 19th August, 11,337 t. 2a. 4d. 100 100 100 100 100 100 14:0 100 IL 1 si. lc M es. se .1 115 117 II 113 U 7 .1 155 115 115 iir . 101 101 - - 152 156 180 131 08 70 ii 4 jiff Id 170 111 LW us i IPO 1110 141 101 108 id I. 94 Di xd zn us Ili 110 Ili It Pa 102 zd .i "zip L:;.1 Ki . •• WAN KM W. MAO NAPO IRMO is;boo , 56,000: 16,000 40,000, 2A,0001 50,000 . 10,000 111,000 i 20,00 W, ▪ 0• 01 * 0 40 6 :1 4. 14400 44,000 ("4410; - :I ii. 1160 67,000 i 11.71 e (gib /1,030 1. 103,110 250,000 700,000 7,100 20,000 10,C 000,C 10,C 10,C 5:1566 1.000 14700 76,000 76,000 i i , 21 i2i - it" di. 96 96 96 94 es 96 90 li al lei lei ■ 34 IS 117 SO IL 14 161 U. u 1 0} dii U i.e CL prim. 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