The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-26 00:00:00

- • v .,1. with the crown lands of the Amktrian em or, but that he wishes to maintain the self-go ruutrot aui independence guaranteed to Hungary imivriAlrescript of 1790. CROATIA. Acculr 21, E%Extxu. Toe Creatiasi Diet Itaa peered a bill, abuliehing tt.r etteinbei . al laww ton the urgi t niz a ti mi ..1 th e truntser. POLAND. THORN, AUGUST 25, lieurral Lambert, the new governor, basa arrived Wamaw. He pry...Weil yeatertlay at the e.otocill of state, iu I,i• qualityof (oreros), of Pokuml rod Couiumnder o-Chtef of the army. CRACOW, .tvavorr 24, E‘rxix.:. Tlsr police made domiciliary visits at wally !. uK. IX Warsaw last 'light. r.Lvvcral amain bate taken place in cousepiroce. AUSTRIA. VIENN.I. .11.1'4T 24. T 14.. Zei/.4,44y of give* a .1.1161 to t tics. publoilicil by Slane lfelgwu journalx, that Itresitauo. Minuiterial Councillor, in now iu 1,114..11. In order to uegottate the concluniou of * on .1 •11 luintotu4. VIENNA, Atucirr 25. NM of the Council of the Empire have %..ted au addreak acknowledging in loyal and :recital terna the tirtnnews of the Emperor in inaint.uning the historical rights of the crown, and inAnking Liu alai for his intention of persevering oa the'vmatitutn•iial path upon which Ile bas en. terr.l, and for hi. policy in protecting the intenwits thc mm-Hungarian province*, without, Inivrever, twglectin4 the weans of bringing about sump un derstaisling with Hungary. BAVARIA. 311.18 CH, Atia:Av King .4 Bavaria will pay a visit to Ku .4 Pil...is at Ostend. EUCRVIA. KRAGOIZWATZ, AVMS? IL. Skupt.kina (the Nationaltiervian Assembly) OA, &LONNA t.. the new gyrtein of taxation, which was{ ..oe .1 the prandial IllitlLMllllll atlblikitied UP it by toe 1111111 l t. TrRKEY. Au..ts.T 21. Lai night a fire broke out its this city, and lle• .troysil Ta biopsy; anal several of the largest ware- After having lasted five hours it wax subdued by tLe aid of the military. INDIA. CALCUTTA, JULY 12. Shirting% 2 anima lower; 40's male twist .it raw dull mud declining. Indigo : Great losacatumed by heavy mina. Copper sheathing 4 lianas lower , ditto lily, 10 annals lower. CALCUTTA, JULY 23. (By telegraph to Point de Celle.) Shirting's and tunic twist dull ; rsw silk dull and declining. Indigo prospects are had. Copper sheathing and tile both dull and declining. Sugar uuchangtml. Saltpetre and rice quiet. Linseed ...time but unchanged. Jute declining. Hides .ctire, but no change in prisms. Shellac uualtered. Exchange on Loudon, 2s. Old. Freights declinin. CHINA. 811ANGHAE, JuLT 4. fluaineet dull. Grey ahirtings : Prices declining. Tea, Couguu : Prime unchanged. Silk : S testLe, quiet ; settlements in fortnight, 700 Wee ; export to date, 84,300 bales. „ . ll:change on Loudon, Id. lower ; ditto co India, 4 as. lower. Freight« unchanged. FOO-CHOW-100, Jur 1. Tm : Common Congou active, but unchanged in price. CANTON, JUT 12. Shining. dull. Water twist : Prices unaltered. Tea active, and advancing. Est:ins:lv on Louden, id. lower. The followiug telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's aim from the Peninsular and Itieutal Steam Navigation Company, August 25 : CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. The Vectia, with the above mails, reached Mar winos at 10 p.m. this day. The maths were to leave for London at 10.30p.m. OUTWARD INDIA MAIL The Pera, which left Southampton on the 20th, pawed Lisbon oa the tird bra" at 7 p.m. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (Paoli ova owi PARTS, SCYDAT The weather has undergone au entire change within the last few days, the burning heat having given place to a pleasantly-cool condition of the .itineephere, with indications of rain. N Harin again signs an article in the Tina time it is not economical, but political. He states that he possesses a copy of • secret manifesto about to be issued by the court of Rome, having fur its object to unite in a coalition all the governmenta, great and small, which have no t recogiused the kingdom of Italy. It is to be sent to the ministers of Hues* Prussia, Austria, Spain, Belgium, Bavaria, and so on. In this document the Pope renounces the so-called exclu sive " protection " of the Ruiperor Napoleon, seeing that he has now became aware of the real object of such " protection," which is 11.4 to support the throne of St. Peter, but to deliver it over to its enemies. His Holiness protests against all that has bueu done, declares his reliance on Heaveu for the restoration of the pro siness wrested from him, and denounces the recogni tion of the kingdom of Italy by France, in spite of the reserves with which it is accompanied, as a sanction formally given to the entire series of spoliation and aggressions directed against Use inalienable patrimony of St. Peter and his own person. If this manifesto is favourably received by the powers in question, other steps, it is stated, will be successively taken, in pursuance of the notable scheme hatched in the teeming brain of Antouelli M. Haviu proceeds to improve the occasion by counselling the French govern ment not to wait for the ripening of the plot. Let not he who has been already styled Pontius Pilate wait to be branded as Jades Iscariot. Let that protection which is Nmeled in the light of imam', be at once with drawn. But if it be tree, as is averred, that }ranee must retain a footing in Italy as a check upon Austria, " let that footing be not at Rome, bit at CiviteeVecebia." That recourse to some 'och plan of action as the above has been medi tated one can easily believe. The idea would be mdliing new, but it seems inconceivable that, "Pl.eing it to have already assumed the form of a eaudesto, • copy of the LIMO should have been dowsed to bud its way into the bureaux of the .`••• where the devil forges thunderbolts against ft...leirch in committee with the eons of Voltaire. The clerical journals will probably decline to - Pen their columns to • sew scandal about which deal will be, ere long, read elsewhere. A sarratit is out for the arrest of sena in the depart ment of the Indre, upon the charge of rape and coin likity with infanticide. The details of 1 6- affair are revolting and almost incredible. The 'Mull of this priest's depravity was absolutely of THE EXPRESS, tender yearn at the time to which the history of his crime goes back. She was between ten and eleven years old. For seven years he has contrived to keep up the intrigue at his own residence, her extreme youth, and the rigid system of religious observances which he imposed upon her sufficing to turn aside suspicion. At length she became rncscnte ; she could tio longer remain at the house of her father (the ganle-champitre of the commune) ; and the abbe obtaining the collusion of a brother priest, had her conveyed to the abode of the latter. It is not stated when the unhappy girl wax delivered of her child. A child, however, wax born, and, by the counsel and complicity of the priest, murdered. The wretched young mother has been arrested, and it is hardly likely the real criminal will be allowed to escape. Fortunately, the action of the criminal law, which ix swift and strong here, is no longer, RA in pant times, hampered by ecclesiastical imuni nit:%. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MAItYLEBONE. CAPTURE OF A LULWAT THIEF. A 'Adorned young man, who gave his name Charles Errnfl, and refused his address, was charged before Mr. Vartiley with having 'toles a leather bag, containing • silver snuffbox, • gold no;, some gold studs, and other ar. tickle, value Si., the property of Mr. Bingh Albert. Bedford, a clerk in the employ of the .Loodon and North Western Railway roirepeov, and who residue at No. 4, Cardington. street, Hanipstribroid. It appeared from the evidence that on fiattirday morn ing ler prosecutor, who had torte up from the country, left the hag and two encumbers in a leaf close to the cloak-rocon. Is the coarse of a few hours he went to the station to take his property hone, when he observed the prisoner, after looking at the encumber., pick up the lag and walk e( with it. He was taken into custody by Aar feed, one et the company's coastablen, •by whom Ito was UAW over to Wynne, • detective, aid limited up. The beg was produ c ed ad identified by the pro secutor. It was further shown that upon the prisoner being searched several duplicate. for articles of ditfereut descrip tions were found in his vast...ion. Mr. Bamford, supenntentleut of the a propany's police, asked fee a remand which was granted, and prisoner will be lisoscht up again 013 Moeda, next WE'4IIIiNgTER. IMPROPER /1111110/T. Alfrei Dar,. , a Fenno gentlentonly appearance and addreas, was cha;god with being drank and disorderly. Edwanl Fitzgerald, 209 R, mud that. at an early hoar this morale& he was on duty in tiren's-buildiop, Knighte bridge, when he heard mute of ' 'larder" and " Polnx," and on hastening to the spot foand they proceeded from the defendant, who was drunk, and he immediately took him Into custody, _ . _ Another constable wee called to prove the drunkenness. Defendant said that be had been most shamefully treated by the police, and he was quite mum that when the magistrate became acquainted with the circumstances from his lipe, be would discharge him. He was engaged in doing the duty of an Englishman—for it was his bounden duty to protect a defenceless female—when it became necessary to seek the protection of the police. The female was being ill.treated by a roan much excited by drink, and hawing interposed his own person on her behalf. be (defendant) found it incumbent upon him at last to gall in further aid. The female spoken of wu near him when he cried Police,"and at length the complainant Fitagereldoune running up, and inquired what was the matter. Defendant told him, and pointed the direction the man who illused the woman had gone. The oonstable said be bad come that way, and had uot met him, to which the defendant replied that he might possibly bus turned into some house, upon which the policeman, annoyed, as it seemed, at having had to run, and disappointed at having missed him victim, collated defendant, and took him to the station, as though he had been the vilest fellow upon earth. Although defendant in no way resisted, the constable used him very roughly. Mr. Arnold (to the policeman)— Was anything said by the defendant about a female having been ill-trusted ? (beatable—Yea there was. Mr. Arnold—Why did you not say this when you made you fact ? r complaint ? Why did yo u k ee p b ac k i n your ev id ence this Polionan-1 did not see aaything of the woman. Mr. Arnold—You were swarm to speak the truth, and the whole truth. I cannot rely pair testimony, and the accused is thsrafore THE FEARFUL COLLISION ON THE LONDON AND BRJOHTON RAILWAY. -•-- LATEIYr PARTICULARS.-(THIS DAY.) The excitement in the town of Brighton continues unabated, and hundreds of persons are still locking round the sates of the railway station. The traffic continues as usual ; and, indeed, it is marvellous that within so short a period after such an accident the line should have been fit fur the passage of trains. Several of the deceased have been identified this morning, vin.—a girl about 16 years of age, named Agnes Parker, hitherto living at 35, Oriental. place, Brighton ; her sister, fiery Ana Parker, 11 years of age ; and Nary Temple, hitherto liviag at 16, Sara-road, Clif tonvil le. On inquiry ►t the Hume: County Hospital, Mr. T. S. Ellis, the acting house surgeon, gave • very favourable account of the patients under his charge. The following is the official statement of the injuries sus tained : Anthony Kein, severe laceration of left leg, the foot having bees almost torn off. Immediate amputation was performed by Mr. Fur•er with great skill on the admission of this man to the hospital, and though he was apparently in a dying conditico yester. day afternoon, he has rallied somewhat this morning. Ileums Noble, a severely contused wound on the temple and much shaken. Wiliam Arnold, • compound nom. minuted fracture of the right leg and also • fracture of the loft leg. Mr. Purger was compelled to amputate the right leg just below the knee. George Noble, brother to the above•narued Thelma, suffering from • severe blow on the forehead, with probable fracture. Timothy Tester, • severe injury to foot and general bruises, con. Weed • great deal. Thomas Parker, wound on the forehead, not very severe, but the poor fellow having lost his wife, the knowledge militates rich spinet his re covery. A female child, named Elisabeth Edwin, suffering from • fracture of both legs, and scalds and bruises very severely injured. This poor child is very bad. The father same doses and identified it this morning. His wife and child had to return to town. The child is found, as dated in the hospital, but the mother has not been herd of. Elizabeth Westoote, suffering from frac. are of right leg and scalds. Elizabeth Weatcote, the daughter, scalds and bruises—not severe. This child wa s toned almost honed is the mina of the carriages, but was takes eat comparatively uahurt, although everyone would have thought that it must be smashed. A marching investigation is going on at the Board meet• keg in London this morning, and all the officials are in etteedeam, but it is not probable the result will be allowed louripire. The llquest will be opened to-morrow, but it is premised K will only be formal, and that no evidenoe will be Inky OM the socamos. SZKIOVS CoNFLAGEATION AT 1111.1101'011. times 2 arid 3 o'clock yesterday mom* a lire was discovered la the shop of Mr. ift . haulm aud fitter, No. .ti, Upper-street, The images wen with some difficulty rescued by dm ors, ender the direction of Mr. inspector Berldeley. The premien were of considerable depth, sod the Are had obtains/ so great a heed 'adore discovered that it could sot be eatragoishei lipid the building sad its caskets were all but destroyed. Mr. Repaskis was insured is the Comity Fire-oldes, list it was aaknows whether the buildieg was insured. AN WIN CABIDIN•L —Thu Weekly Regirkr says : —"Ow items. arnspoodent gam as some istemstias in humation with regard to the exported nosuirtioas to the ~ant ham to be mode in the cousistory to be held sett mouth. Tbe Dew eardinale are fully expected to be—the Most Reserved Dr. Cullen, Aizhbisbop of Dubbin sad Apostolic Delegate ; the Archbishop of Chanibsry ; Mae signor Bohai, formerly &Secretes). of Prop pted+ sad sow Archbishop of Viterbo; Monsignor Mocconi, Apostolic Nuncio at Paris ; the Dealt of the Rota, the !secretary of the Moored Coogregation, and Father Pane co, a learned Frerichs:an. These appointmeote our correspondent looks upon ae settled. Ile adds that it is sot, however, impro bable that the Petrie/eh of Venice and the Archbishop of Saragossa may be added to the foregoin j g but." Tae WIRT INDIA STATIoN.—It a stated that Briar-Admiral Sir L. T. Jones, 5.C.8., on his . relent from Chios, will be despatched to the North Amen= sad Wan India Station. as wood in commando[ the squadron es that statics.— United Berrie*. Gazette. Four aborigines have been hung at Adelaide, in South Australia, for murder. Before their execution they seemed to be aware of them awful situation. They made no coofessioo, but tried to throw the blame on ease ano ther. When they were told they would be hung the fol lowing morning two af them were much dejected, and during the night indicted several woods on themselves, not for the purpose of cosunittieg suicide, but to 'swam their excessive grief. Their victims were a Mrs. Raiubird slid her two children. MONDAY EVENING, SHARE LISM-(THIS DAY.) Two The railway share market to-day is dull. The principal change is a fall of 14 per cent. in Eastern Counties stock. Great Western has declined }, and a few of the other heavier stocks 4. Great Northern is firm. London and North Western is now quoted 924 to 93 ; Great Western, 672 to 69 ; midiknd ink to ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 109 t o 4, ex div. ; South Eastern, 82 to ; Caledonian, 103 to • Eastern Counties, 4 8 to ; and Great Norther n, 108 to 109. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather flatter, at to prem. Great Luxembourg and San ambi remain steady. 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Feb. &Aug ,100 Do. 6 per et. Mar.dBop 100 Ds. per cent. llOO of G Hopedp.et. 1 toSO I IOO do. 1600 100 Do. do 1601 100 Nor Bentuw.Ooy.O p et. 100 S. 6.WalssOv.sp. C. 180.i.100 Do. 6 p. c., 1171 to 1674100 Do. 6 p. 0., 1608 Nova Scolds 6 per cont. 1876 lOO Aust.Gov. 6p.e. Bonds 100 Vie. Or. 6 p. e. Jan.a.July 100 Do. do. 6 p. e. Aprll & O. 100 107 111 2.iii,i 106 106 106 111 ot lo7 100 107 109 107 109 106 107 99 100 r.t :I 106 107 107 107 k ger 1071 7 SUICIDE THROUGH EXCESSIVE DRIBEING. An inquest was held on Saturday afternoon before Mr. G. B. Brent, the deputpcoroner for West Middlesex, at the Silver Cup, Cromer-street, Gray's Inn-road, on the body of Mr. William James Andrew Fleming, aged 39, an engineer, late of 8, Palmer's-terrace, Holloway•med, who committed suicide by throwing himself out of window while in a state of temporary insanity. Fhe evidence set forth that on Monday evening last, about five o'clock, an intimate friend in the neighbourhood, named Mr. Crowdace, called upon the deceased, and, on being admitted by the servant of the house, he proceeded to his friend's room, and found him agitated and talking incoher e ntly. While he was there two medical gentlemen attended , who preseribed for him and ordered him to bed. Mr. Crowder!, remained in the house for a considerable time, when, shoat two hours afterwards, the servant entered the mom in which be was sitting, and said, " Oh, sir, make haste ; master may throw himself out of the window." He accordingly hurried up stairs to his friend's bed-room, and just as he got the deer open he perceived his friend leap from the window into the street. He ran down stairs red carried him into the dining room in a perfectly insensible condition. He was then removed to the Royal Free Hospital. Mr. Hill, the house surgeon, examined the deceased, and found a wound on the right temple, numerous cute and marks en his bead, which was bald; also compound fractures of both his legs. The wound 00 the temple, as also those upon the head, were stated to have been indicted previous to the fatal leap, by the deemed dashing his head spinet a marble mantelpiece, and by Meries from corkscrew . Deceased had never expressed his intention of committing self-destruction, but the family kept a constant watch over him, owing to his being addicted to intemperance. A gentleman relative ex premed his regret, and also that of the other relatives, that notwithstanding their endeavours to obtain restraint means of a lunatic asylum for the unfortunate d sad thus have preserved his life, they were unable so to do in cousequence of being unable to produce a medical eartilicate. The Deputy Coroner said it wu to be Twitted that there were no means in this country, otherwise than by a medical certificate, for placing persons suffering from the effects of exosseive intemperance under restraint. He be lieved that if ready applianca and consent were given in many caw of delirium tremens, life would be saved. The jury concurred in the remarks of the coroner, and without further comment returned a verdict of "Suicide under temporary insanity." THE MINISTRY.—Lord Granville is the cabinet =Miter in attendance ea the Queen during her stay in Ireland. The Homo Secretary, Sir G. Grey, re mains in the north. The Duke of Neweaatle continues at ha seat, Clumbsr Park. Mr. Milner Gibson has arrived In the north of Sontimad. Mr. Gladstone and the other MOM ben of the cabinet are absent from town. Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston arrived at their residence in Piccadilly on Saturday, from Warner nutls. The noble lord and her ladyship will return to Wollner to-day or to-morrow. His Excellency Count Gertz, Envoy Extraordi nexy and Minister Plenipotentiary of His ;loyal Highness the Grand Duke of Hesse, has left the Clesendon Hotel for the Continent. His Excellency the Ambassador of France and the C,onnteas de Mahanlt are entertaining a select party at their seat, Tullisllan, N.B. The Marc:lioness of Breadalbane still lies in a dangerous state at her residence in Park•lane. The Karl and Countess of Shaftesbury and family leave toms to-day for Torquay. __ _ Frances Counties Waldegra we and Mr. Harcourt, 111. P., have left town on a tour in Switzerland. A marriage is arranged to take place between Viscount Sandon and Lady Nary Cecil, daughter of the Mentuia and /fa/chimer of Exeter. The Hight Hon. W. F. Cowper and Mrs. Cowper arrived in town on Saturday from Weimer Castle. The Lord Bishop of London confirmed a large number of young persona at Boon on Friday morning bud, and was to leave on Saturday far Switzerland. The more detailed programme for the festivities of the coronation of the King of Prussia fixes the different items thus : Solemn entrance of their Majesties in Konip berg on the 14th of October ; 11th, day of met and mourn ing, it being the birthday of his late Majesty ; fertinties gives to and by his Majesty, 18th and 17th ; coronation on the 18th, anniversary of the battle of Leipsic and birthday of the Crown Prince, sod great banquet in the Hall of Koscowiteis ; 19th, representation day ; entrance into Hud ak and festivities of the town on the 20th ; the whole to be concluded by a public entry into Berlin on the 22nd or 23rd of October. AWAIT/a OP THI 73/tD RYA:I3II4NT FRAM INDIA. (TIM DAT).—PLTNOUTH, MONDAY MORNING.—The head- Touters arid staff of the Tdrd Regiment, from India, which landed from the Algiers at Gravesend on Saturday, and which embarked in the afternoon on board the steamship Duke of Cornwall, arrived at Millbay Pier this morning. Just after they commenced marching two hones in a stable, the door of which bad been negligently left open by the ostler, rushed out, and twice broke through the mks of the 73rd. Colonel Smith, who was walking is the rear, was knocked down and injured in the bead and shoulder. Private Thomas Howell received a violent and &morons blow on the temple, and Drummer MaeNally was prestrated. Howell and MacNally were conveyed to the Raglan Barracks, Devonport. Two hours afterwards Colonel Smith was sufficiently recovered to do duty on parade with his erns in a sling. TH2 Co CotaYAl AT CORK. —I t is reported that Rear•Adminl Lord Edward Bennell, C. 8., will succeed Rear• Admiral Talbot at Queenstown at the expiration of the latter odleer's period of service in December.—United See rice Gazette. Ma. Bazon Wuna.—Mr. Baron Wilde has beea compelled to leave Liverpool in oonsequence of illness. and on Saturday Mr. Biros Martin announced that he would himself take charge of the remainder of the civil cases, the criminal list being already Mewled of. 1861. MONEY MARKET.-Milli DAY.) two o'CLoca. The American news caused a decline of i per cent. in the funds at the commencement of business this morning, but a recovery has since taken place to Saturday's closing quotations. Businem gene rally is quiet, and the tone of the stock markets is less buoyant than last week. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 68fr. 62c., for the account, being about the same as at the close on Saturday. The India Five per Cents. continue to be re markably well supported. The Stock is now quoted 1021 to 1, for the account, and the scrip 1031 to 1. Consols were first marked 92 for the account (Sept. 10), and are now quoted 921 to 4. For money the present price is 92 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 924 ; ditto for account, 924, 92 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 924, 911; New Three per Cent., 911, 924 ; Bank stook, 235 ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, for money, 1021, ; ditto, for account, 1024, 4, ; ditto, Scrip, 1031, 103 ; ditto, Five per Cent. onfaced rupee paper, 96, ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1021; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 98, 974 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 3s. dia. ; ditto dune, as. prem. The foreign stock market is inactive. A decline of to 1 per cent. has taken place in Turkish Bonds, the Loan of 1854 being now quoted 784 to 79,and that of 1858 69 to 4. Other foreign stocks are dull. The list of the day's sales is annexed :—Brazilian Five per Cents., 991 ; Chilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 81/ ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 64, (exchange 129.) ; Mexi can Three per Cents., for account (August 30), 211 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 791 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 42 ; ditto Passive, 161 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 791, 78/, 79, 781 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 69/, 69. About 40,0001. in gold was carried to the Bank on Saturday. Little specie is being sent to the East. The Euxine will take to-morrow 38,4001. in silver and 10,1131. in gold for Bombay, and 1,500/. in gold for Alexandria, making a total of 50,0131. The Liverpool cattalo market on Saturday showed an upward tendency. The sales reached 20,000 bales. The report of the Eastern Counties Railway directors, given in the Daily News of this morning, affords the particulars of the project already re ferred to in these columns, whereby it is proposed by an outlay of one million of capital by an inde pendent company to construct a branch which shall turn a large portion of the Great Northern Rail way Company is coal traffic on to the Eastern Counties system. It ID stated that the capital required has already been subscribed privately by persons of in fluence, chiefly connected with the coal interest in the north. An extraordinary meeting of the London, Chat ham, and Dover Railway Company in called for the oth September, to authorise the borrowing of two several sums of 106,0001. and 56,6001. A letter was received yesterday from the agent and traffic manager of the Great Soithern of India Railway Compauy, stating that the line from Negapatam to Trivalore (14f miles) was opened for traffic on Monday the 15th July. A second dividend of 6s. in the pound is announced by the official managers of the Loudon and Eastern Banking Corporation, as payable on the 28th inst. The directors of Bray's Traction Engine Company (Limited) invite applications for 5,000 shares, of 51. each. This will increase the capital from 25,0001. to 50,0001., the company pommeling power to raise it to 100,0001. The present capital (25,0001.) has already been subscribed for and expended in expe rimental works, from which important results are stated to have been derived, as well as in the pur chase of the patents, rolling stock, plant, drc. Attached to the prospectus is a list of testimonials from highly respectable persons, vouching for the generally satisfactory results which have attended the use of these engines. Amongst them are some from the authorities at Woolwich Dockyard, Messrs. John Penn and Son, and Mr. Thomas Page. It is intimated that the letters of allotment of the Oriental and General Marine Insurance Com pany will be issued on the 17th inst. a A - call of H. is to be paid on the new shares of 1860 in the London and Blackwall Railway Com pany, by the 20th Sept. The eighth call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the shares in the Dublin and Meath Railway Com pany by the 17th Sept., and a call of 101. on the shares in the Danube and Black Sea Railway and Kustendjie Harbour Company by the Ist Oct. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of tho railway calls falling due in the month of September. The total is considerably below the average : Amount per Share. Due. Already Number Due In Sept., MI. Date Paid. Call. *Mares. Amount Lancashire and York- eklro 101. 4per ;in7, 1861 Lo lon and Blackwall 14w it;ares ------ 20 4* 1 0 0 40,106 44156 llancbester, NheMeld, and Llne.knatdre, 'ton and L. Extension. 10 2 10 0 22,600 66,250 Riga and Unnatturg 3O 184107. 112 0 81,800 130,580 l'xbildge and 11.1ckmans worth lO dept. 20 0 7,000 14,000 Total la Sept Total called In ulna mouths of 1801 .... ta.797.478 The Kitunaird has arrived from China with 842,0001 be. of tea. _ With reference to the American duties on pro duce Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons remark as follows : The New York letters this week have brought accounts of the definite rates adopted by Congress for the variom arti cles of consumption which are to be subjected either to an increase of duty or to the imposition of entirely new duties. The rate on sugar is to range between Id. and 3d. per lb. on coffee it is to be 2d. (not lid ., as erroneously stated in some amounts) ; on tea, 74d. ; cocoa, l id. ; erode chicory, Id., and ground ditto, 2d. per lb. ; and on molasses, 2id. per gallon ; brandy is to pay ss. per gallon ; and other spirits, 2e. ; wines, 50 per cent. ad inform In addition to these duties on produce, a heavy advance is made on the rate for silk goods, which is to be 40 per cent ad adores. The 3 per cent. income tax, which was proposed by the House of Representatives to be on all incomes above 1201., and by the tents on all above 200!., has been fixed at the medium point of 1601. SATIIILDAT EVINING. Consols, which closed yesteW;il7C9lltOlior the 10th September, opened this morning at 924, rose to 921 to 1, and closed at 921 " buyers." Foe money the last price was 92 to 4. After the close of the Stock Exchange the market was rather flatter, stock being offered at 924 for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 911, 924 ; ditto for account (Sept. 10), 92, 4, 92, 4 ' • Three per Centa.ilteduced, 92, 1 • New Three per Cents., 911, 924 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 103, 1021, 3 ; ditto for account, 1021, 103, 1021, 3 ; ditto Scrip, 1031, 4, 1 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 96 • ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1024. The scrip of the India Loan rose this morning to 1031 to 1, and closed at 1034 tot , being 1 higher than yesterday. The stock left oat 1021 to 103. The inquiries for the rupee paper have increased, and the market shows an upward tendency. The Five per Cent was marked to-day 96, and the Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1024. Exchequer Bills continue in demand as a medium of investment for the surplus balances of bankers and others, and have experienced a further rise of Is. to 2s. The March issue closed at 9s. to 3s. dis., and the June at Is. to 4a. preen. The foreign stock market was quiet. Turkish Bonds were steady. The Loau of 1864 closed at - 78, to 79} and that of 1853 at 69!, t o 7 0 , a ft er being marked 70.1. Mexican BoluLs were slightly firmer at 211 to 22&. Bank shares remain steady. Madras Irrigation were rather flatter. There were inquiries fee Netherlands Land Preference, which were marked 1 and 1 (51. shares). Peninsula and Oriental Steam were rather flat. Great Ship were quoted fle. 6d. to 7e. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings today were as follows :—Ocean Marina Insurance /, to 5i prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine limn , Anse, to : London and Provincial Ma xine, par. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciwcic.. - - Wheal Seton shares are in demand to-day st to 75 ; South Frances at 125 to 127+ ; Providence at 35 to 36 ; and Cara Camborne, at to ; Prat Caradon are steady, at 25 to 11, and Stray Park quiet at 291 to 301. Marke Valley are quoted 10 to ; West Polmear, 15s. to 17s. 6d. ; and North Downs, 4/ to 1. St. John del - Rey Mining shares are in demand, and are marked 36/, 35k, and 36. United Mexican are quiet, but fairly supported ; they have been dealt in at 51 and 5. A meeting of bondholders of the Wildberg Consolidated iningComptay is called for the 9th September. At Wheal Anne (St. Austell) meeting, on the 20th inst., the accounts showed • debit balance of SOL 13s. Id. A call of se. per share was made. The Wheal Moyle accounts, presented at the meeting on the :and inst., showed • debit balance of 1,1251. le. sd. A call of 4a per share was made. At Wheel Clifford and Consols mee on the 21st inst., • dividend of 3f. 10• per share was declared, leaving 401 , 7s. 4d. to the neat account. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARE-LANK-(THIS DAY.) The weather has continued highly favourable for harvest operations and standing corn. The supply of homegrown wheat daring the past week was rather hbaral. Flour, contacted. Barley and malt, limited. Beans and pens, short. Rape and turnip, • large 7 3 , 0 1 0 Pr e i. Os= and mustard seed, a few parcels only. and Irish oats, very contracted. The forego supply of wheat was fair, above mush& Ca nadian and United States, the remainder meetly Prussian. Of four there was a good supply of American barrels, and one parcel of sacks from the Mediterranean. Barley ex tremely limited. Oats, a middling supply, almosthalf from Archangel alone, the remainder from other Ranee porta, and Danish and Swedish. A good quantity of bear from the Mediterranean. A large parcel of peas from Canada. end • moderate supply of linseed and oilseed from the East Indies. The exports of wheat and Sour were again large a the week. The wheat trade to-day is more active, and the deprenien of Friday recovered, the value being full, equal to this day week. New barley in good request at tie extreme quota tions of Monday last. The flour trade in better tone than on Friday, and quota tions as on Monday last. Oats a slow trade to-day, but without charge in value. Beans and peas steady. Linseed and rapeseed quite as dear. eloveneed and trefoil without change. ?warm eanoosq. —The demand for France continuing. the:. is • fairbusiuess reported of wheat and maize—a Win dearer. . _ WHVA T.—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 56.. to 62e. ; ditto, fine old, 52.. to 564. ; ditto red, new, 564. to Mu; ditto, line, old, 484. to 5 0 .. ; Norfolk, fie., fine, old, --a. to —a.; red, new, 564. to GU. Foreign : Dantaic, Mis. to 60%; fine, —4. to —•.; extra, —•. to —a.; Konigsberg, 52 4 . to 56t.; ditto. extra, Nu to 640.; itoatook, Ws. to 671. ; Mecklenburg red, Ma. to M.; Lickcrrnark ditto, 564. to 3Ve. ; America. white. 56e. to MU.; ditto red, 30s. to ; Canadian, Ma. to Mk. v". BAILiIr. —English malting, 38a. to 39a. ; fine, 40i. ; grinding, 25a. to 275.; and distilling, 2*.. to 29.. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 25a. to 265.; ditto diddling, 28a. to na.; walling, —a. to —a. MALT. —Boglieb, Fawn and Norfolk, 59a. to 63a. ; LA 635. to 70i. ; Kingston and Ware, 65a. to 72e.; brown, 50a. to 58a. . . Oris. l7 llmglish feed, 19s. 01 to 245. 01, ; potato, 26a. to 300 ; foreign, =IL lid. to Mis. Ste, 28e. to 30s. Hamm-English tick, 38s. to 400 ; harrow, 40a. to 435. pigeon, 4M to 445. ; foreign, Masson, 365. to 375. ; tick. 364. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 39a. to 44a. ; Eaptian, 365. to Ms. PILL -English Coder*, 38e. to 425.; -Mite and blue, Os. to 400 ; maple, 40.. to 43. i.; psi, 345. to 360; hog, 36e. to 380 ; foreign. 34.. to 375. Ficoun.-English town, 45e. to 48a. ; ditto fine, 515.; country, 435. to 45e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 325. to 315.; Preach, -s. to -a. pai sack; American, His. to 30o; Canadian, 265. to 30a. ; Spanish, 445. to 46e. nomixo Cetwocs, an a F. and 1.-Wheat Berl& Inski and Mariano*, per 4921 M, 445. to 4.9". ; Ohirks, 481. to 495. ; Polish Odeam per 48016.., red, 45.. to 47e. ; white, -s. to -s. ; Dumb. and Galati, Ms. to 404. ; 345. to 365. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per Ei =., V.e. to KU. ; Odessa and Danube do., Ze. to His. Beans : Egyptisn, per qr., 31s. to 345. Maize : Odessa and Galata, per 4921 M. 29a.„ 08. to 30s. ; lbrail and Bulgarian, per 480164., 27 ' .. Od. to 28a. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; Americus, do., 31... to 335. SEIM -Curry seed, per qr., 41s. to 475. ; Hemp. end, per qr., 49a. to 53e. ; Mustard seed, per Mobil, white, 12s. to -a. ; brown, -a. to -I. Linseed, per qr, crushing, 50s. to 58e. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1, 121.155. to 131 . 55. ; American, thin, in brli., per ten, 101. 66. to 101. 155.; do., thick, round, and oblong, 91. 10.. to 101. 10o; Baltic, 91. to W. se. ; Marseilles, 91. se. to 10/.55.; Bops aikee, 51. to 51. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON MON AUG. lo To AUG. '24. ) Wheat Barley. Malt. OM& Seems Conatwlv. vi. gra. I vs. ve. qrs. =b . ....; 77114 . s3l 1 lan US B : . 00 frisk . .. 1 .:. : .... is lile .... Feeevo.. •l Ints..i 11e3 .... 115172 I i 113410 tt7i . l igil l ! :: : : :: : : :: : : .. :: : :: : : 11. L IMO .. . .... •• • . . , , ZIPORTIID.—iibeai, 1i,882 qrs.; flour, 2,16 i inireis, o,iir milk iteasi bets sobs. It= t 331111 alb . MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCGML—The market is steady, but only 2,000 bap al brown Bawl sold, at 2.35. &L to 20s. 6d. TL.—There has been a good buainem transacted in Japan teas, at full prices. Rica is in active refined. About 20,000 bags sold on the spot since Friday, at full prime. Necrausie Amman, 91. 3d. to 9a. a d. ; new Rangoon, 10a. 3d. to 10s. 43c1 ; two floating cargoes also sold ; one Nemanzie, 10a. 6d. ; Bassein, 10a. led. COTTON. —WO bales sold. _ Tha public sines ;IrertTiSid for tomorrow consist of 1,000 hbds. of West India, 1,400 bags of Mauritius, 5 000 bap el Rondos, and 150 bags of Penang sugar, sod 5,500 bogs of ries. TALLOW BIAR_KET . ' : -fTEII3 DAY.) The market is firm at the following quotations :—Town tallow, 46e., net; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, new. 475. 6d. • old, 455. ; October to December, 475. 64.; separate loathe, 48s. ; January to March, 68s. PARTICULLSO OP TALLOW. 1 Stock on hand this day ....casks 19,896 I 38,866 Delivery last week 1,707 1,811 I Ditto from Ist Jane 14,076 41,086 Anise' last week Ditto from Ist :um 1 Mtn/ , 33.446 Price Y.C. per cwt. thls day '•• 65a. el '6la. GL Ilitio Town last Friday Ms. 04. I 643. 34. 46.14/ 3,231 r5,.1311 __ 62D 15,m22 476. dd. 416. Gd Arrival for the week eadhig Sopa S Met year, 2,775 mem, and delivery 2.077 maim The arrivals teat week coat 14 casks from Australia, 105 from South America, and 1411 from other platys—Total 5N casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . . The supply of beasts is Legg than for some weeks past ; comequently, prices are rather lower than on Thursday, and • clearance cannot be effected. There are • few more sheep. The demand has decreased, sad prices, especially for big fat sheep, are lower. Calves end lambs are not selling quite so well as on Thum. day last. From Germany and Holland there are 1,400 beasts, 11.170 sheep, and 1112 calves • Scotland, 107 bee/ft 000 beasts ; and 2,700 trot; the Northern and MA. land Counties,. Per stone of 81ba ad. a 4. I Pair dam of Paha. a. 6. a. 4. Did Soots, Rerefds. 4 8 4 1011•64Desalltbds3h 5 0 5 2 Bast Shore-horus 4 6 4 8 8.4 Long-w 0015.... o 0 0 • t. Swo' quit bead I s 3 4 310 Do. do. Shorn . 4 h 411 Calves Plaa Destrons4Mtbreds 0 0 0 0 Lush@ .... . .. 6 0 1 l• Beasts as market, 5,380; Mop and Lasts, 2U,.:50.Ca1ve5,241; rhea 570. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Marrs. Patiently° and Smith report that the market in in a quiet state, and only a retail trade doing. A &or packets of the new growth kFriving. but not in sufft. dent quantities to establish Duty stationary, at; about 130.0001. Mould is sak to be on the imams in NUL Kent, and if in it will increase the value of sound hops grown in other districts. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. MANCIGISTIM, AvOCKT 14.—The market vas ann, but we active. Great Western, tat—Lee ll 6 1066, el dle.—Leadaa t Oft —eheftleld, 451-311dland. 1971-lAwen, 241 I—anad Bak Canada, 6 616-16. ch lti sst. ith:n n a n tt d ate lio A ly c hea tlll9 d l Fl 2 ,.. 4. — a Th nd e i tt l u i o au tatt ipe o r ns e to en - day t.,l l Aelgael tot. sesmu s—. —North a th N ort i r i t h e .l2l. hut ers—houth Staffordaldre, 1 IttahL sellers —Elnrdnehton Caul. 911, Nellers—Birmtnghaas Beak ft, buyer.—Biradnehsos Mt Union MIII. 91, when—and WiMiketi• ham Waggon, • to 131 per share. Itazket steady. Lialtr, Aro' er —Shetheld, 41—Great Northern A, 9e. 1 ii ii 1111 fll II IS