The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-22 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, HOUSE OF VOMMONB.—(THIS DAY.) The Swaroin look the obit at hall-pmt 12 o'clock. errmozis, Mr. FLENNMSRY pommeled a petition from Mr. Marcus, d the Rises Coma aornpl•inOg of • broach of faith 1111 as part of the Midhual Juoctioa Railway Company, sot praying that the bill of that company before the home he toot pared. Mr. JAW'S presented • petitioo froze St. Martin's pariah aramit the Llama el Beuce. e• 1411. L I - sERrICL . . • In re pl y to Mr. H1.'013,0, Mr. WINO mil be .•• sot aware that it WY the latest. tins at the goverumeet to call for any tenders for this eer. vice by way of Parents $ resist our were there any Dego tiatioas that he knew cav ow THE SH ing lll, OF SURREY. Mr. B. COCIIKANE a•ked the Home thieretery whether, In coesequess of the htib character of Mr. Evelyn, sal the hiteninalan.ao under which the Due of 500 i. was recently Sipsed upon hon. the n.ght hoe. gentleman would under take In rinse that her Majesty would, be graciou.sly plumed to resit the hoe. Icer LEWIS Laid the proper 0011/1 , 0 for Mr. Evelyn spurns., if he wished the Sae to he remitted, would he to peewit • petitioo to the Hose fleentary, to he kid Wont her Majesty, and not to get any of his friends to ask question , ro that bowie. If Mr. Evelyn did that, the ewe wool be duly considered ; but he begged Is" to way that he hod sera a copy of the pleauti which Mr. tßlyepled . and he considered it an exceedingly obis lineable doessweet. oTsanLIDATKD FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL. This bill rand tbreolli anialskSe•s. IIeNUKE& BOMA OR BILLS (2,000000(.) BILL. Tim MB paned Weigh csomelliss. II L! PAY BILL This ban was reed • AIM Use find_ pared METROPOLITAN POLICE FORCE (DOCKYARDS) N. 2 BELL eta miss order forty ibinlrerTiLig of this bin, Mr M. SLY Ml Ult asked what was to be dose with the men at peasan t . rapliped se polka in the dockyard s . W ere they to absorbed la the sew Josue, or to be super. ailswalod Mir U. C. WV= maid the greater number of the men would be sheerbed to mks sew furor. The bill see then read • third time and planed. UNION OF IfiF.NEFICk BILL. The beare p t r weat ereamaittee es this bill. Oa there 1 Mt. D. H 110.111111 d his pretest agsiast the bill, which would gin power to pall dew all the architectural emainewle of the_ City to the Aye of eimlnhiN with the exemption of 111. Peers ad fear slim Ameba& Mr. POTTS also pretested aping the bill ; havinz visited merseal of the . slain hat limy Ise found a very fair • cammiderabie mun oar of eldibtrea. C P = by mew* an emmailmeat to the 'fed that •D adroit should be rasered aittil two years after the eempietimaef theaietropoblaadadeese ; add* that one sleet et thet peat work to lett be that many osallb wise sew lived eta Abloom tram theClty, would be Wry:: =..1 state of the river to radio air its beak% mad the ppalstioa .4 the City be grimily aegmated. Mr. A Merman ISI DN EY said the boa. umber appare l to forget that the inevitahle lemelseury of tidwip is ike City wee them substitution of wureihosime fee dyable beams. thsessmea mom required that wheel the (My pepalatiom had been se greatly diminished. the 101 perishes should be moh air moue row sceissimegeel erraigeremat He had of obrerviag bow emu the emigre elgrryttireles were. Mr. E. JAM I.:.st thoulOt that the ergeziemim mad spinet the renewal of some ofthme churches were eat at ell Seaside. Twenty chant. children made but a small ocepegatilm. Mr. b. tiKIITITH said that if any churches were to be takes dove a Lill should be introduced IgeWymg thew Mr. C. BENTINCK advocated the palling down pews Waked of churches. There never was a pewter essay to pews than Sir Christopher Wren. (Hoer, beer.) Mr. MALIN:4 thought it would be more satisfactory if a list were made out of those churches which were to be taken down. 36: J. UX:KE regretted that no attempt had lawn made to attract parsons outs& the City to the numerous churches there. bir G. C. LEWIS said that if the bill proceeded at the present rate it would not be deposed of before the end of west week. (Hear, hear) The prin ciple of the biU ought not to be dismissed in coin notice. The grant objection to the bill was, in his opinsoo, that too many assents were renuired. A bag fide discretion would be exercised by the government with regard to any scheme whi c h might be brou4lit before the Privy Council, sad that would be • 'county spout say abuse of the powers of the com mission. After some remarks from Mr. Ca•wroan and Mr. E. Mr. HENLEY had no objection to a union of benefices, but deprecated the pulling down of churches, which might some day be required, and could nut then be re- Mr. H. SEYMOUR contended that plain deal Beata ought to be substituted fur the mart oak pews, with the Blew of attracting • large Mr. HENLEY mid liav e Z W = L the City on Sunday since this bill was introduced he taw between Cheap side and Thames-Genet a pmt number of poor peopleand two street preaahaG who had attracted • crowd round them. Before the churvhse were pulled down, the expenment should be made of trying what could be done by removing the beadle with his cocked hat, and makiag other arrangements to attract the pew. (Hear.) Mr. purrs withdrew hoi lunation& On the question that the clause r eassaded stead part of the bill, the committee divided— For the rLtwie Against it ',Let (Miss. J FOR tr.:s-OVTICI, Avower 17. —TheQueeti has been pleated to approve of Mr. Henry Fox se coasul at Plymouth for hi. Majesty the hag of Hanover ; and of Mr. John eidetic it t'apelle u emu! at Rangoon fur the Free Hau smitrr city of Harnburg.—Gm-crte. Me. Sergi:doe* CONTININTAL EXPERIENCE% —A meeting id Mr. Spurpeers Meads was held iu the partly completed "Teheraatie" isetorday afternoon, for the purpste of hearing from Mr. Spurgeon some account of his recent tour upon the continent. The specific object of the meeting was to collect funds for the completion of the n e rnr e nre , wore than 5,5001. being still required, although 22,196 L 19s. brl. has been expended. Meveml mini.ten and gentlemen preceded Mr. Niurgeoe, who ultim a t e ly p ee his narrative in a hurried and somewhat daioo,woected form. He referred to the prevalence of superstition cat the coati- ' mist, sad mid be went out with some of th e " Inch pbri d: intended for the protection of the Pope. He never saw such aa irregular set of brutes before in his life. There was a great sorority of Inggege—they had only one pocket. handkerchief and some litiikd potatoes among them. Ant. weep be described as the meet religious place on the face of the earth In • bed sense- it was full of superstition, sni t unarm of the Virgin Mary abounded at every owner. With to the Pups be hoped his rotten throve would soon fa u a d ad that Garibaldi would be the means of shaking it. Pro. looted cheers followed this reniark. Of Cologne, he remembered more of what he smelt than what he Jaw. Albert Wroth had void there were 70 different deteriptiona of smells there ; bet he had found every half yard gave aousetLing more horrible than be had met before. Baden was a (odor place. He went to tee the gamingdable, and thought it the most frightful sight he ever beheld. Thee were beet off who lost. If they lust it /erred them right, but if they woo the devil would have them. Is Prumia be was glad to dad a great hatred of Louis Napoleon, and be feared that some day a catastrophe would occur which would make the pe o ple of England regret they hail allied themselves tot spud, and not to Prusaix -their natural ally. le Prania be fund ell the emel t il o n e by women, en d i t male him truly iadignant. " " said lie, " I ail been use d the strappieg women I saw, with my huabaud smoking his pipe, and looking on while I worked, and had there been an act for giving wives who bait their bus. hand. two months' impeistinuent, I would have hiokaa that l; MCWlleff HORPITA L. —TWo !MUMS, ONO hen th• eontsia&weets of tironwia Hoopital, saw tom tie tio.,roor o ta. Bowl at AdisimJty, Wit somming oit the nvrt of the Royal ors appalstal bo in quire into the aff.in of ia• Wiee raikhad. pus tairr6y on • muffs to Ills Roan of Oammaa la sma sf Ile Istarrs arcag siamiliss Is ea supare vaisul. Tlwa amaajakara at thr haaila; opal* Is - the prtim of the mead I. wopLeed t.. manatees far the mend= id the 1 0 1 7. who hay* Wens padheaal the &ties I reaahier, clerk of the ea" sad Named. the clocks in suer various iimpsAnsats so vacmis may wimp. "W. ...snot bee leek" they ley. "so Innionk that if swab ea anon. ..want wan adopted, we should loom omit at the a.caiity which we at Fewest prow." With twilwranne to the en.pwale of the report to change the systems el eeesset k"l4..,:. they ley :—" To avoid treepossipg ton am& upon tim" lotoace of taiga lorthhipa we have nay to °tame that, witholit eatcaing into IN11111140.1•WIN sad owondlY Inik so drove t. I SA any more for inaccuracies. we caanot bat annwetio r l that a good dial of the anticipations of the . 1 r• witiowoseri of large imacteaord rseenue to the 16”..r1t31 tn.. 1111 T, e Mowry. while the outlay (allot for by lio" Art.iiiivisssis is pisiSivs ...odium.' TM pies..'. 4 tt. r al." costa:Wl IIIUDOTOMI objectless. to the rettort " Y-". l ' Mu,. t %I. RAILWAY —The total traffic re evil** .4 tho, . .iniony for the fortnight eliding Avg" 12 haven I 1.7.r.0. it.. 101, aunt for the oornopeding fort night of in.lo. were Tr. Ad. The asneadittere ainuat. 1077 . 1 . 4t. 101, or at ae rete a 41.90 pw KAY. Altil.4 the .aperawa foe the oorreapeittintt f"ta i g ht .1 11130 emolinte4 to :001/. 0.. 7,1., or at the rat* of 40.21 Per ''"t The t:ttrt;pte re. eipts for the 6,4 three fortnights 111 " 1 " De .6 " 4 hal)ror arnotaut to 4-4.0..". V. 144. 3d.. as ngaiset UAL for the correopoithig tame fare fu.:lpt• •WI 4..• of la, previous year. Aug. 111. argregatr apron. for the last ewe ketlighle lad! r at , A the half.vear...o oma i sa. le, Wag loft of 41 31 per mat.. at 4,p4ert 15.0911. GS. &I. for the ,ro.poudiai the.. fortnlifte• mid nine dire A 4 the M ilieus year, le at the rite of 40.40 per teak THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1860. LATEST SPOE'ITNG I LI (lIT SLiCillto macia&n.) YORK MERTING.—(THIS DAY.) JUVENILE STAHL'S Throe-quartets oh a mike. - C by Stockwell, Starlight, Cantatrice, Gaidatier,, and Loyeatokoe are hem. CONVIVIAL STARES. Vivo furlongs 44 yard.. Vergias mein Nicht, Babette f, Whiteerell, Last Stanley Intalso ff , Weath erw it c h , Starlight, Folkest o n e , Chut , atriee, Violet, Prudeoce Rouse Anon, Sidle, Lsdy Louie. sad Sweet Hawthorn aro Lam BLACK DUCK STAKES. C by Stockwell mid Ceidetrioe are here. CHRSTERYILLD HANDICAP. One rails. Amsterdam. Defender, LIAM Northern Light, Maid of the Mist, Wildman, Oreeedier, of Algiers, Syringe, Brown Bess f, an Brow. /Weed, Tyrant, Baran Murrhausen, Barefoot,d Forager are here. YORKSHIRE QAKJ3. Oise mile and a gaarter. Seclusion, Stockade. Cecilia. BeUedonna, seta, Betty, Moorhen, Amens, and Roads are here. BRAMR.UI PARK STAKES. Mile and a half. Stockade and Trwratote are here. FOURTH BIENNIAL STAK Eq. Two miles. Donner sad Slits, Syringe, Air William, Trovatom, Osumi Hrs, Grenadier, Northern Light, Wildman, The Aurora, Ramis, Von &mom, Manny, Upper sad Vanquisher are here. BURGUNDY STAKES. Two miles. Ariedse mid Undies err here. THREE-YEAR OLD PRODUCE STAKES. Two miles. Dewier moil Slits sed Sebreur are here. FARE rs Two o'Ciont. The railway share market to-day is quiet. Prices generally are steady. The variations con sist principally of an improvement of about 4 per cent. in Great Western, Lancashire and Yoeliahire and Eastern Counties stocks and a decline of like amount in South Fasternand Midland. Present quo tations are as follow :—London and North Western stook, 102 to ; Great Western, 724 to 4 ; Midland, 1241 to 1254 ex div. and ex new shares ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1004 to 107, ex div. ; Caledonian, 94 to t ; Great Northern, 1174 to 1184 n ; Eastern Counties, 544 to 55 ; and South lim" 924 to 4. Losehardo-Venstian Railway 'shares remain flat, at 14 to 14 dia. The Canadian railway shares are firm. Great Western of Canada have improved. Scarcely any business 113:4 been done in Indian sip.. - 14 zd 711 106 1 1 - zd 6,3 zd za 1101 10 102 1 -. 91i id 12.5141 id & lin 6411 676} xd 1 din : 1 2 3 81 f :1 Bak il w 1 —id am la sd in - 14 22j $ =-- zatl 8 7J -4 li 11 II IL 11 10 1 II I lit 1 --iv - r Pe SACO 111,600 AM 4000 110,KO 110,000 KIM 66 . ,11i10j 000 226,6,000'1 110,000 36,000 26,000 "1") I se. -- Noli s•o° 16. 66 4.44 000 0,000 lAn.wAn. Ocean Rriosa 11Iasi _De.. ii Ii di/ Se 4 ii lii . 110,916 Still 11%000 111 0) ii ii a 7$ 3 iti• pm 414 diadis ... ..... I, i tia l 100 SI 1 2 1 es• .1 i t 414 141 d" 41. M N 90 91 fa 86 Pi 96 88 90 *GNI lea Ot 04.North.4p.eis1 Nartolk4p.c.)4e.a N.TAst.4p.otaaa./ 114. Ozt Wan. te.4p.a 1111. OWN& N. 5 V 5 I si mlil I 00 luty? do. 100 . ot. 00 Oarteov. 6 p.c.JanatJul. 100 Do. 6 percent., 1879 lOO Do. 0 per cent. 1880 lOO Do. 6 per cent., 1886 l6O Da' per et. leb.tAug 100 Do. 'per et. Mer..lBo 100 Do. 11 per cent. lOO Do. do. Sort p 6B New Bransw. Gov.' p.et 109 N. 6. Wake Ov. sp. c. 1986 100 Do. 6 p. c.,1671 to 1876 100 Do. 6 p. e., 1868 Noes 80°4 6 p. et. 816 Deb. red*m. 1875 8. Asst. Gov. 6 p. e. Bonds 100 Vic. Ov. 6p. e. J Jul.& July 100 Do. do. 6p. c. Apr.,Mo 100 UMW fi 1 12; C 911 96 99 100 92 96 1112 116 100 111 113 111 1010 102 - - 106 106 06 100 00 100 00 3 991 MITER MOIL 9 . 90,011 i 0 1,094 .. lAWficom liiiiia.l7.' --I Mend DAT& O. Om (TATUM ) amet lamet (Megm) Ira Garmiom KIM Rimed (TATUM ) Grumbler & St. Asbya Oral South Tolima G. Wb. Alfred (rhilliek) 0. Wb.. Tor (MelAam) Grenville Heretedreot Waggon Dowse X O O 6.000 11 : iii .... .. ciao :: 2,500 6,000 M 4OO I 6 ..6, 1,120 20 12,,?92 ciao 6 ton 10 to,ooo ?cowl 10,060 i 11.00cri 10 owl ii,iii 10,000 76,000 11,000 iiiiiil 1 .4. 14 0000 A ilijeal nt i.aio Ufa 11,71/9 115 wow mon 114 si - **Tol .11.10 )ITM. - 17 - 6. MIMI lilt Lorl — ,Tioitii Wog) N lll Ve rst Dowoo N. Traeoss (W,o) N.lll. Bono{ (Mama) North wart Crotty hr (81. Prov Com idoko (17. 3 =) Sortridge Com lila Co 8. Citable MI. Clow) & Coro Ilros B %P.era 179. Q. LILf. 14s : PrawnS. W. Prawn (maps) Stray Part Tamar SlLdlaadlia.C Tto Croft Vele of Tows y (Cum ) West Mama popo), W. Careslon (LasUmwd) West Beton i 64.1 107 109 Look 16.1 4 52 119 935 1130 940 1171 109 1244 19t 121 IS 99 . al. il li I 28 30 a 3 3 1 4 2 8 4 I 0 • 9 12 13 40 417. to II Si IL 64 ad i i " ~ .. 911 9116 296 Hie ir rl le IA 90 124 114 14 26 116 U Wh. i tegark Wh. Wh. Z4wiM (Gaidool) we. Lilt? (Us. ULM, Wheal Mary Ann it a ill. Trelawibiy (lhok.)1 MIXON MIMS. Amarallea Don Amara, Malted_ Daez.bap. (YMDR) Do. B. Jaw del Rey Do. Lad t Min Co. CALM.. Min. Co. Jim Cote, Copper (WWI -- - --i-- - . i du r r zi tii 41 42 11_ 12 °arra! 01. Northers of & Andean= Lama& (Um) Mores !liManAla -- 1 r II f if p a m s ii s 11 Par 14 4 11418 i i Sn s so Y. Copper at D. Part IldUip Australia gk) . . Posidlasadilverland Aside. (Lai) Oatisel Nasl Worthing (Um) esa Do. 1 4 1 41 4 I I JOINT ITOCZ Ages and C. 114 r. Bank Australasia Bank of Egypt Bank of London Bank of Turkey British N. America Chart, Bank of India, Auatralla, and Mina . Chrird. Mere. of India. Lou., and China City Cobnlal e 6 437 20 21 ad I! Id 11 11 dla ... 1011 - 1061 6 iii Mt 12 114 66 47 I Co. of Canada Clem a Lannon 44&144.14141.Chartd G. Mak al &Mandan& Loaal. Dank of AnairL Lesion snd County Imam Joint Ronk London s snow =Wits Lon. and Walnimber Nat. Prow. a moan/ Do. Now . _ . 20 II 14 Is ni 251 901 - ... ioil 1 0141 s !National Bsnk New Booth Wales priental Book Corpora 'Ottoman Book _ _ 0. - 18 181 tovincial of Ireland ..1 South Australia Union of Australia Union of London Malty Mutual 111PLNCIR Anglo-Mextcan Mut .. Australian Apical Atlantic TeL (Lim.).... Berlin Waterworks.. .. Halt. American land MAL &Mak Mag. Tel A Do. 11 0 7 par a. till 0/0 Do. Oar& 'I 6 so as U $7 id 3 11 it _l4 sd - erred el l eV A lTe s l i t Di ti g isti. Tips Nei Dird t p uh ra inis Do. ottle Deb. M Do. New lag. and Ara Oep. Oen. atom Navigation Great Ship (Lhalfod) Do. In per cent. Prof. Lon. District Tel. Loudon Discount (L)_.. Lou. Gym Omnibus Ow Madras Intim d Oaaal itediteerassealiass.TeL Medlter. Tel. (Um) National Diecont NerbuddsCoelettroa(L) Netherlands Land fii fii ui IN so IS 00 101 106 107 101 103 id NI. OI ipok id 4 i i die par 11 dli 1 , db, , , at if Po $ 6 II a be I li Ms 1 1 It 16_ —id [Da sp.a.ts. stills: N. Nnza. I N. LL N..llNt t ALetraiNiaa.. 68 It 111 7 al si lArls &w~ a.: —. — De. "Now Mora ".. OHM. 10. (Iloi.)• Do. 40. Poet River Lad f NIL ?min. and Orton. Nom Do. ii;; — Rod Bee &hut TeL p. c. forbOys. by Br. Oar Rhyntopy Iron - I 1 -,•11 4 ! " f 4 » ii gl. Do. New toyal Mil Moats .. Lcottlah Aust. Inraidaa an 10 01 xd W Lk 1 xd W • • xd • 0 31 105 1211 136 an SS 34 'nth 2,e onto £ußnllae Led ulonarluo Tel. Scrip .. Do. do. Registered.. Tut d• L. Co. Up. ere. 'au Dlominis L0d.... MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'C LOCI. The funds to-day are dull, owing to the return of rain. Consols are now quoted 1-16 to per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. Business is characterised by an entire absence of spirit. It is a somewhat remarkable circumstance that not a single transaction is officially reported in Consols to-day for the account. In the share markets prices on the whole are fairly supported. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68.05 fr., being sc. lower than yesterday . Consols are of fi cia ll y marked on and 93 for money. The present quotations are 921 to 93 for cash, and 92 15-16 to 931-16, or 93 exactly, for the 6th of September. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93f, f; New Three per Cents., 94, I ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031, 1, 1; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 94, 96 ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been upon a scanty scale. Prices generally are unaltered. Buenos Ayres Bonds remain firm. The Turkish loan of 1854 is quoted 73 1 to and that of 1858, 60 to }. Balm are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 87i, 87 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., foraorount, 88}; ditto Deferred, 28 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961 (exchange 25f.) ; Chilian Six per Cents., 104 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 203 ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 1071 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 60} ; ditto, for account, 60i. The discount market continuo; tight, and 4 per cent. is the lowest rate for the best bills. In many quarters there is an indisposition to do business at that rate. For four months' paper 41 to 5 per cent. is demanded, and for six months' to 6. Owing to the stringency of the general market, the appli cations at the Bank of England continue upon an active scale. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money is abundant, and the rate for loans on government securities does not exceed 24 to 3 per cent. Bank Stock continues in demand, and is marked as high as 233. The Bank of England will pro bably transact a very good business this autumn. Owing to the diminished inquiry for the Conti nent, 62,0001. in Australian gold was sent into the Bank yesterday ; about 46,0001. was purchased for exportation, in addition to the 134,0001. in American eagles by the Vigo. The Canada, from Boston, has brought 20,000/. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm, except as regards Holland, in which case a decline occurred. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.161 to 1; ditto, short, 11.144 to 15; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.1b1 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.30 to 5 ; Hamburg (ma. banoo), 3 months, 13.81 to 1 ; Pans, 3 days, 25.121 to 174 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 40 ; Frankfort.ou-the-Maine, 3 months, 1174 to ; Petersburg (par rouble), 3 months, 344 to 35 Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.40 to 50 ; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 4; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to j ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.421 to 71 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 384 to 39 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 53 to j ; Oporto, 90 days, 53j to 4. It appears Shat the Ottoman Railway will shortly be opened as far as Turbali, about 30 miles out of Smyrna. We are informed that great exertions are being made by Mr. Crampton, the contractor, to finish the section by the end of September. It is stated that the Sultan or his ministers will attend the opening. This is the first railway ever con structed in Turkey. An extraordinary meeting of the Eagle Advance, Deposit, and Investment Company (Limited) is milled for the Ist September, when a resolution will be proposed for a voluntary; winding up. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Memoirs. Mount, Nickisson, and Co., in the lace trade, who recently failed. The subjoined balance-sheet, estimating the liabilities at 6361 W., and the; assets at 48,8691., was presented by Messrs. Edwards and James, accountants : Dn. To trade ereditors : On bills payable 1.34,772 11 2 On open accounts, per list £48,787 12 1 To es& creditors, unsecured To Leaden sad Westminster Palk, on Meant, Nickisson, and Co.'s promissory notes Discounted On overdrawn and interest 23.843 5 8 Hold as security, agreement for lease of premiers In Cannon-street West, and le.nes of premises in Rwuda.row and Notting.hill—catimated to cover this claim. To liabilities on bills receivable : Considered good Considered proveabie 853 13 5 To rent, taxes, and salaries, paya^ in full 8133,112 12 1 CI. By caah II and and at banker's £3,067 0 0 By bills rdbelrable In hand and at banker'. 2,421 S 2 By st=btors : good Dl.to doubtful and bad EN' I 8 8 Expected to roduce By stock In trad e as per stock books 23,138 13 4 By Itxtutee end agreement for lease Cannon strtet West, and leaseand fixtures Roads:row, held ita per COMM. the surplus (if subject to claims on bills receivable discounted. By rent owing In respect of Russia-row premises 110 10 0 By live bonus and two vans, estimated value OOO 0 0 By furniture ihnnon.street West, estimated value 100 0 0 By gamins of private estate of C. Mount l,llO 0 0 49,494 16 10 Leu rent, taxes, and salaries, per contra 5A9899 9 10 The stoppage has arisen from over-trading in con nexion w►th the provinces, but approbation was expressed of the conduct of the firm in suspending their operations at onoe. The over-trading is attributed especially to Mr. Nickisson, who retires from the firm. The feeling of the creditors appeased to be very favourable towards Mr. Monat. There haw been no " accommodation bills." It war agreed to accept a compoaition of 13s. 4d. in the pound, payable in instalments, extending over twelve months. _ _ _ Notwithstanding the flagrant features presented in connexion with the stoppage of Mr. E. H. Strange, of Ampthill, many of the provincial I creditors on deposit accounts have already signified their adhesion to the resolution passed recently at a meeting in London, viz., that the estate should be wound up under a deed of assignment. They are apparently under an impression that this is the only way to realise the limited assets estimated at 4,796/. TONGUE EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 93 for the Bth of September, opened this morning at the same quotation and closed at 931," sellers." For money the l ast price was 93. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 921, 931 ; ditto for account (September 6), 93, f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93f, #, ; New Three per Cents., 93 1 , Thirty Years Anna expiring in 1885, 16/ Stock, 2311 233 ; I ndia Stock, 2161 ; ditto Five per Cent. S tock, 1859, 1034, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; Five per Cent. "en faced " rupee paper, 961. Indian government securities were quiet. Ex chequer Bills remain quoted ls. to 4s. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet. Illinois Central Railway shares were in extra ordinary demand to-day, and have risen to 201 to 191 dia. Private telegrams received to-day bring the last price from New York at 85, which is equal to about 21 die. here. This price of 85 is in answer to 32 or 30 discount sent out from this aide. _ In the market for Bank shares to-day the only alteration was a further decline in Bank of Aus tralasia. 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T OR of tau.... 1 Do. do. iaeT.... Yria'a Let Do . Now (it allndla g. ID. at Want Canada, thy- Do. Now . /I;7'M .. _ do. m , se ra D~ay~ill~a,~.l Si - M m 2,711-0- do. r7-4"p7ris. et. Do. I c a rd R' Day par et. Id 10 Do. 4th Edon. do. .. IL 111 Itelb.Oorp.dp. et..? 111 di N. Drowswick & r _ _ alms • cap. oh. II Do. do. Load do U Do. do. B cap. do U Do. do. Load do a Duda (Lalted) DO &Ando Lthalt md. PiaJaab 00 Do.lnsl.Bt.liolg.lsp.c4 1 ed.ferip THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. ALUM= SIIIIZOLOMIT. Marks Gewrfre Orepew, traveller and collector to Mr. Jean Itolph, a hat sad asp manufacturer of London-wall, was chanpd before Aldermen }lnnis with embezzlement. Mr. Lewis, jun., for the prosecution, said he should prove three came, in which the prisoner had received several small sums, which would answer all the pur poses of this proseeetiima and that be had not accounted for them. He woeM them proves former conviction against the prisoner fora similar offence. Evidence was accordingly given with reference to the payment .4 sums varying from 10a. to 2/., and in some Instances it appeared ose accounts had been collected by the prieoner upon the representation that his master was short of money, to account for his calling before the regular time. The prosecutor stated that no part of the sums named had been psal to him or a ccoun t e d for. The prisonor's defence was that there was a running account between them, which made it a matter for • civil court Alderman Finni+ thcught, from the state of the accounts between the prosecutor and the prisoner, that it was more • dimuted account than an embezzlement. Mr. Lewis said the prosecutor only owed the defendant 15.., and that ought not to be allowed to negative the charges of embezzlement and that of obtaining one sum after his discharge from the prosecutor's servioe. Watkins, the detective officer, then proved the appre hension of the prisoner, and stated that he was convicted about five years ago, baring been committed from this court, and sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment. The prisoner's advocate submitted there was no case to answer. Alderman Finnis thought there was. At all events, be coneitlered that where a servant received money ►nd failed to account for it, or to give moats satisfactory reason for his default, it was a can fora „jury. The priaoner was accordingly committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A SCENT AT TEI rICCADILLY SALOON. Mr. Jamr.t Rodira, address refused, Mr. Henry Braes Oydre, 16, 1.3..64.,treet, Captain Palms spread Morgan 56th Foot, 38, Jermyn-street, Mr. Jew. Porten-me, organ , Jermyn.street, Mr. Jaws Johnson Mr. Georvje ROknaoil, and Mr. Win. Shaer, Bell Tavern, Barbican, were charged— Bodkin and Ogilvy with being drunk and creating a die. turbance ; Bodkin further charged with as assault on a constable, and the others with creating • disturbance in Pico .dill►. Lewis, - Mr. Pdward of Great Marlborough-street, ap peared for Morgan, Bodkin, Fortescue, and Ogilvy, the last two named beiog officers in the army, it is stated. From the evidence of Charles Patch, 317 A, it appeared that at half-past 2 this morning be was called to the Piccadilly Saloon by the proprietor, in consequence of the whole of the defendants, who were inside, creating a great disturbance. Ogilvy and Bodkin were very drunk ' • the others hot quite so mu c h so , th oug h they appeared to have been drinking. tVith the sasiatasee of other constables, be turned the defeodmits out into Piccadilly, and tried to disperse them, there being at the time a crowd of 2C3 persona, prostitutes and others, present. Boakin said he would not go for a policeman nor anyone else, and made a great seise. Finding he could not get them away he, with the assistance of other constables, t oo k th em into custody, and on the way to the station Bodkin struck him a blow ou the breast with greet violence. Inspector Hoklen, of the C division, mid there was a Vmaie, and an immense crowd collected Lewis said he believed they all went quietly to the station. Inspector Holden said that was not the case. Mr. Lewis said the fact of seven persons being taken into enstody by five officers would certainly create a disturbance. Mr. residua mid if geotlemea would so far forget them selves as to assault oonstables they must payfor it. He should fine Bodkin 40.. or • month, and all the others he should order to enter into their recognisance. in therein of U. each to keep the peace for Wee mouths. SOUTHWARK. ROBBERS'S AT TSB GMAT mak AT amenzes Jame Do•or • It, • labourer, was hremot before Mr. Comte charged with stealing • quantity at lead from the ruins at Hartley's Wharf, St. Saviour's, the property of the Royal Insurance Company. William Wh.atley, an overlookcr in the employ of the Royal Insurance Fire Company, said that he had charge of several labourers in clearing away property m the ruins of the late fire at Hartley's Wharf, and the priso ner was one of them engaged there yesterday. In the course of the aft ernoon h e saw the prisoner about to quit the place with something rather bulky about him ; and, on stopping him, he found about :Ma weight of old sheet lead rolled round his body under his Guernsey frock. Knowing that he had stolen it from the buildin3, he gave the prisoner into custody. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to three months' bard labour in the Wandsworth Hume of Cor rection. Two other labourers, named Barrett and Riee, were next put in the dock, and charged with having in their possession teen() -one sacks, the property of the Royal Insuranos Ce npany. Tim ,thy Welsh, 286 M, said he stopped the pri• Konen in Clink-street yesterday afternoon. Rice bad ten peeks in hie possession and Barrett had eleven, and in answer to his questions they said that a man had employed them to carry them away from the scene of the late fire. Wittier had seen them lurking about Hartley's Wbarf in an earlier part of the day, and had ordered thee, away. Mr. Metcalf, the engineer of the Tooleystreet Are station, said that the sack. were the property of the Royal Insurance Company, in which oboe a Loge portion of the pram:Limas were insured. lir. Couibe Rawl the prisoners 40e. each for the unlawful pmarmice, mad in default of pareneot committed them to the Hume of Correction for one month, with hard labour. Ontsswien Pours.—ln our Greenwich Police mist report ye s t er d ay, mie John Lewes wandesignated"a stoker at the Surrey Crammer,' Gas Gompaoy's Walt, llotherhithe.* Ws are informed that no perms af that Now has been employed at those works, and that so workouts there h., beet charged with the am* in question. Tun Tr ror. —We (Neuvastie Caro. irir) hon.. had gteca.i,ro within the last few days to buret through the plement ....,7irtilte n d di s t r i c t herder* ow the Tyne, and have awed the appearance of the crops. As far as oar oimmationa have maw, as do not believe that any great damage haa yet be dour, but if the pre sent damp cold weather Continua-I much longer all the fanners with whom we have conversed are unanimoioly of opinion that the eon ...potion will be very ....nom. thrie•fourt hod the hay toe been got in, much of it, however, la very poor enadition. That whirls is sti ll out lios suffered 466 •• few dam but as the memo( WIT Crab WIN am" then .ersg. the actual quantity tmi bees veil woe will be meal, it is comidered, to lisat yess. Illse show for wheat, and very goo d . emir had a few weeks of warm. genial weather, the evop e( eU three kinds of grain would on Tyneside he quite equal to, if not above the average. The tnroips Rod potatoes are looking extremely well, better then they have d e s. toe yews plot. and there are no U l m, yet of any disease. Theft ruwk. apply only to the goad land lying in the vale a ey e Tybs, The reports from the paerr land worth and west are w e K. rod. Urea some of the higher farms there satire Gelds which it is feared will fleece ripen. The Mate ofths weather for the next fortnight will be a theme than unusually earnest die-union amongst our egnealturista, a. , 41 it depends the lone of their year'. labour, CRYNTAL PALACE. —.ONE SHILLING DAT, TrEADAT, AVGEOT 21—Admissions on payment. 6 4,n24 • ditto by name tickets. 3,104 ; total aka , y 7,828, fiat lariat number et - cr preatat is gas day. j v. . , 3 The closing quotationi : for shares in new under takings were as follow :--Ocean Marine Insurance 2to 2i prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine,* to* prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 3-IG to 5-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to dis. ; Gil/livers Company (Sweden), i to prem. ; Royal Cremorne Gardens Company p to prem. ; National Freehold Cemetery, to rem. ; Bank of Turkey, 11 to 1 dia. Application has been made to the Stock Ex change Committee to appoint a settling day in the shares of the Portuguese Railways Royal Com- Paul% MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLotor. The mining market to-day is rather quiet, but there have been transactions in shares in East Wheal Russell, Cant Brea, Treloweth, Sortridge Consols, Rosewarne United, St. Ives Consols, and Stay Park mines. Prices exhibit little altera tion. In foreign and colonial mining securities there is no champ. The shares of the Great Northern Copper iniug Company of South Australia are marked in the Stock Exchange se. At the Great Caradon Mine meeting on Monday the ac• comits showed a debit balance of 1041. A call of 2e. pee "hare was made. The North Muller Mine ' , mounts, presented at the meet ing on Monday, showed a debit balance of 247/. A call of 15s. per share was made. ' From Wheel Harriett Captain S. Williams writes (August IS) :—"The lode in the stope in the bottom of the 1001 s still worth 1001. per fathom ; in the "tope below the ' 90, 151. per fathom ; in the stove above the 90, 101. per fathom ; while in the 30 east end it is producing rich stones of ore, and showing indications of a speedy improvement. This is important, as it will come under the eastern shaft." From South Condarrow Mine (August 1$) Captains J. L Vivian and W. Thomas report :—" The engine shaft is now down 3 fathoms below the 10 ; lode 4 feet wide, with a leader on the north wall about 2 feet wide, composed at ' spar and iron, impregnated with copper ore. The kale in the edit west of said shaft ia rather over four feet wide, kindly in appearance, and producing a small quantity of ' copper ore. In the same level east the lode is disordered by a slide ; west end, 3/. 15e. ; east, 21. per fathom. Thomas's shaft will be completed to edit in about one month, when ' we dull commence driving east (on a large kindly lode) to meet the edit driving west from the engine shaft. Wood's , lode : In the udit driving west from crewcut this lode is ' about 6 feet wide, composed principally of peach, but thickly traversed by veins of rich grey copper ore and L gossan. We parposo sampling a few tons of this lode." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARS-LANE,-THIS DAY.) The weather was tolerably fine both yesterday and Monday, bat rain has again fallen to disappoint the hopes of the farmers. The wind to-day is light from the south ward. The supply of home-grown wheat thin week continues particularly short. Flour is more limited than usual. Of barley, oats, beans, and peva there is next to nothing. Malt's very contracted, and of Scotch or Irish mate there are 0000 freak up. The fore ign arrivals this week are moderate of wheat, prin ctnslly from America, Russia, and Prussia., with tw r cargos of Mediterranean and Black Sea. Of flour there is rather • large supply of American barrels, and several sacks from Spain. Of barley there is none reported, and of cats a very moderate quantity of Russian, and a large cargo of Egyp tian modem The wheat trade to-day was very active, at an advance of la. per quarter on the advanced rates of Monday last for both English and foreign. Liverpool and the other country markets are again dearer. Barley is firm at the late rake. Outs are again fully 6d. per quarter higher than on Monday, with a good business passing. Beans and peas are quite as dear as on Monday. Factors are aaking • further advance on dour of all desaiptiona For Norfollm, 445. are demanded. = - FLOATL`4I2 CA RGOE.S. -There has been a good trade doing in floating cargoes, and advancing rates are asked for the very few now remaining on hand. WELT.-English : Eeaex and Kest, white, 575. to 61a. • ditto, fine 614. to 65a. ; ditto red, 53a. to 575.; ditto, fine: 575. to Cis. ; Norfolk, &c., red, 55a. to 60a; ditto, fins, 61s. per qr. ' • Foreign : Dents* 61a. to 635.; ditto high, 675.; Konigsberg and Rostock, 635. to 655., per 4941 b. ; American white, 61s. to 63k; ditto red, 61.5. BARLEY. -English malting, -a. to .-s.; grinding, 20s. to 30s ; distilling, 30s. to 32*. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 27a. to 325.; ditto distilling, 31s. to 325. MALT.-English, Essex and Norfolk. 545. to 60s. ; fine, 725.; Kingston and town made, 495. to 60a; hne, 605.t0 725.; brown, 50s. to 565. OATS.-English feed, V.s. to 28a. ; potato°, 245. to 284. ; 'foreign, 20h. to 275. BRANS. -English tick, 395. to 425. . • barrow, 381. to 46k ; pigeon, 475. to 50a. ; foreign, 355. to 435. Pres.-English boiler, 375. to 425.; maple, 401. to 41.5.; grey, 375. to n4s.; foreign, 375. to 41s. FLOWL-English town, 50. to 555.; country, 465. to 47a ; households, 445. to 4.9 e.; Norfolk and Buffolk,43a. to 449. Od. ; French, 465. to 50a per sack ; American, 31s. to 345. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM ADO. 10 TO AUG. 22 laillah and Scotch Irish. Persia. wheat Barley Oats Malt sad sacks Sack Maar 540 sacks; Foreign Flom. 102.50 band!, 2611 . MINCING-LANIL--(THIS DAY.) BM/A.—The market continues inactive. Prices arc un altered. Low to fine yellow Mauritius sold at Vs. to 445. 6d.; crystallised, 425. to 455. Uorpatted date—Bengal good and fine, 425. to 435. A cargo of Ravens sold, Nu. 12, at 28s. Refined brown lumps, 495. 6d. Corr.—The public sales have gone off without corn. petition, at prices in favour of the buyer. Tara.—The market continues inactive. &mi.—Demerara sold at Is. 91d. to Is. ltd. ; Leeward', L. 7d. Rica.— A consider►ble business bail been done in soft grain descriptions ►t fall pneea. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted at 51s. 9d. all cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 51s. 3d. ; Oct. to Dec., 51s. 3d. ; Jan. to March, 53. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.). Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts from plantations come much worse this morning, and the market keeps advancing. Duty, 50,0001. to 60,0001. COAL MARKET.—(THiIit DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 19a 3d.; Walls End Lunbton, 18a 6d.; Walls End South , Hatton, 19s. 3d.; Ws.ls End Braddyls Hatton, 17.. 9d.; Walls End Rumen Hatton', 17.. 9d. ; Will. End South Hartlepool, ; Walls End Wbarncliffe, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Rapier Grange, 17.. 6d. ; Will. End Candor, 18a. ; Wall. End Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; Walla End Shincliffe, 17.. 3d. ; Walla End Thorpe, 17.. 6d. ; Walls End Hadley, 16s. 6d. ; Walker Primrose, 13s. 9d.; Wylem, 16s. ; Bates's Hartley, 13s. ; Sebald° Hartley, lea. 3d. ; Davidson's Hartley, Die. 3d. ; Hosting, ditto, 16s. AL ; Howard's ditto, IGs.--Bhips at market, 101. TRAFFIO RETURNS. IA IMAM Ifain P. Nor Tetal. Taal iN1•1611. Week ending August 18 epw. m A in a A E 0188gow & South Weat,rn 8,621 7.77.1 - 1.117 WI 1.624 1.602 . 120 1.037 1.706 1,802 1.380 9 1.019 919 2.699 2.792 - 1,266 966 L 641 1,066 246 - - 9,291 9,480 Week ending August 111 Loudon and Blackwell Great Luxembourg North London Week eoding August It Oorowall NortbSiaffordahlie• • The above is exclusive of traffic due under areeruent with the Loudon and North Western Railway Company. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. MAstireatin, AntioW rt.—There was a steady market, with • talr business, but micas closed rather under the best quotations. IMMidlands, 125 4—Ditto, hew, 1 7.16 p.-- 4 beffielda. anadas, It Pl6—Thames and Mersey, in.—Posers, 20 9 16 Central, 20 d. —Trunks.7l—Oreat Westerns, 724—Lon dons, unc—BirtenhesdP, 40#—Crystal Palace Preference, 109—e Manchester Assurance, 5# p. B 111110011•14. Auousr 21.—The Wen today were In local 'trek. via. .—Birmiugham rise, A, at 1471--Ditto B, 14 4 ; and Ilirming ham Waygun shares, 29-16 pin —Midland New, W. 4s. shares, were, buyer, at pm.—North Ktartorda were naMlnally. 14 14#-4 Routh .taßords quoted, 11 1.16 11;—Birmingham Canal.. 99 M. and Old NMI, 10# #. Prices generally were Orin . the bushman continued acmes. _ Lawn, A NUTT fl.—North Western Preference, 1 Uld and, libi—Eastern Union 1„ 41. FATAL EYPECTB PROM STAMPING ON A COCK. soacu.— An inquest on Monday was held at Bristol before the city coroner, on the body of Elisabeth Dowding, aged 73, widow of a Bristol merchant, residing at 5 . N %ant place, Kingdoms. From the .evideoce of Janice Ponta M'Donalsl, physias• and surgeon, of Kingedown Parade, it &wenn that a bo ut three weeks ago the deceased's servant had {`one ..on an excursion to Cheltenham. In the evening th• . had occasion to go into the kitchen, whore she rpec maw &bit h, whi c h Ile stamped upon, causing both the bases eg kleft leg to be broken. She crawled on her hands to ' a irindus and made in alarm, when some neigh bours careetc her amoiteuce. 1/r. MDunald was speedily in attendance. when it was found that she had sustained a contliound frocure of both the lames of her left leg. There was no hope ' s( her recovery. Dr. M'Dunald attended her until her death, which occurred on Eeturday. Verdict, " Died from one tied fracture of her left leg, caused by stamping oa is IN N f;