The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-30 00:00:00

Sicily. but for Italy ; I wish the annexation, but I don't want to be superseded by yon and some general of Fauti's selection. I must remain Dic tatiir as hinges I have an organised army ; minion as ,111 ready I go or to Naples, and that is the time for the annexation of Sicily." La Farina, bow .% or. 11i.x.iti.tie.1 with the open avowal of Garibaldi, irritated by the cold reception he met from the Lh.tator . 4 ministers, displayed too much zeal in rrying out his instructiona, and put himself in awn unication with those leading men who do not care t r hair, but are anxious to get as soon as pow he the protection .4 Sardinia, since, taught by t ! • misfortunes of 1849, they always fear that the mg of Naples might be able to re-conquer the islatal. In consequence of this agitation Garibaldi h.el to change his cal.inet three times, and to devote t tone to ministerial crises when he was eager to t Lis new army in fighting order. Tired out by all these intrigues, be invited La Farina to leave Sicily, and when he refused to comply with the lb % itatiou ordered him to do so, giving him but three bourn for hi. preparation. La Farina, fiiriiiiis about this affront, and in the belief tint he would be backed by Count Cavour, rushed at once into print at Turin, describing the state of Sicily in the darkest colours, spoke about titian:llv, enemies of law and onler, Mazzituaniam, and smLvetldVe tendencies ; but his friends, whose advice to keep quiet he had rejected, kit him to ti_lit the battle single-hauled, whilst the public Lady VOLSCI him ri.liculoun. Garibaldi, on the other hand, to have his loyal intentions known to the mil k e Tng, sent his aide-de-camp, the Abirquess 'Trivelii, to Turin, to explain his posi tion. and ask Victor Emmanuel to send Depretie, adi iiiguislaid member of the opposition, to Sicily, take care of the administration. Depretis, Lately Governor of Brescia, though not a pulitiad friend .4 Count Cavour, and even stoutly opposiug ' the Count on the question .4 Nice, saw at once that a go that between the two leading SA. .4 Italy, Cavour and Garibaldi, was indis pensable ; lie therefore willingly received the in structions P of the reshlent of the Council, and pro mised to do his best for the SO much ueeded hearty .a Iteration of theglar government at Turin, mid the somewhat irregular one at Palermo. Unfortu nately, the ship on which Depritis had embarked was .lania;,..l during the passage and had to return to Porto Ferrejo; thus Iris arrival was delayed, and we have no news as yet about his interview with (lari habil. The opposition papers mentioned lately that La Farina is probably won to be comforted in his distreaa by a seat in the cabinet, but though he might formerly have liail such aspirations, his last failure ought to have completely crushed his hopes. There is however another man of a similar name in Vi o li n . ant who has more chance to become a minister, the Senator Paul Farina, peculiarly conversant with linatieial stud legal queitions, for many years a lead ing man in the beaux committees of the Chandra-sr, and now the member and secretary .4 the 'striae -I,,,.utary for the revision of the Hanlinian somewhat confused state of the finances .4 Italy, the questi )))) of the awl the defects .4e thcivil cede, have for several years attracted the attention .4 this eminent man, who cannot fail te•iner or later to exert an influence on the ad ministration of his country. LIINDON, BRIGFITON, AND SOUIII COAST RAILWAY.-1/7/18 DAY.) Thu half-early meeting of the proprietor,' was b.-lot .ve u'clueit, an the Lusaka Tavern; Mr. LIU $- eR ID the chair. The report, as it appeared in the Express, having been t&keu es raid, Toe t HAlav SX, in moving it. adoption, said there was an amoreut large ilitT.l•lo of working expenditure, but the explanatne of it was highly satisfactory. The increase seemed to amount on the whole to 1-I.ISSY., Int in reality it did not excetel 3,0001. In the locomotive department there was a charge of 6,229/. fur additions and repairs. The asap under that brad was in the corresponding pc- rest of last year 1,111.11 W. odd, and the CUM,. now was in fact uely 2,90 ti. There were similar axecsass in the carriage &eel other departments, iuclusheg law and parliamentary charges, which iu celos. l uence ef the neenwary opposition to hills in you li4nerta. mime int., the last half rear. As reported the real ex cess of 3,150 g.. the iucreamed traffic of upwards of 30,000 f. folly as. modal for it. (Hear, bear.) The tropic generally had lssu and continued satisfactory. With respoct to the auditors' ',sport. he must remark that in tie construction of the new lines the board lad not eseveslesl by one shilling the sum authorised by the In opal-- tors. Ilie ender sanctielied Ly the proprietors for the Ili& Sussex line CAA 1:16,0 111 it CAA ti.. pr o p e rty o f the ce mp a ny for 17,9,1410/. N.. charge had been "vole against the capital aceount for interest which was not per fectly justiliahle. (Hear. hear.) The receipts of the Wed cud and (.chetah Palace line were constantly in ert...neg. seal the board w••re sotis6esl that the company did perfesily night in becoming the possessan of it. The motion having been seconded, I %loam Yutr., moved au ameudrnent to the effect that Nairday traffic shout.' he eliaoutumed throughout the line. The ,anendineut having heeu ascended, The Co Miiol4 Wader the AVit.lf a the anatomy's eleelinad to put it; and, after sumo discussion, the report vow relvitiL ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. I The fell...wets appeared it. the greater put of oar editleo .41:•...t.ut1.y :I TI THE ILDIToR OF TIIR ESPRIXF. Si et,—.t interriti.tipu t., thy traffic .if thu railw,t4 oe.rurre.l In e• coulteuuersee Of the lorruk. tug .. a 4.1•• 44 the engine of tilt• up iteotoh etprew .1.14,0 e., sh ut 1.14`46etl m oUe 44 the tunnel. are-4r Pet. IRm tAi inirefflll ruu that although the earroures were thlowu 44t the hue noun of the parartg;ers were hurt. . . The up awl down hues were loth ullatru,ted by the ear. ria4... awl altloooi every exertion wa• brute to clear the hitte, so as to allow other trains to proosod, it was ad 4hC• r•Aa1p!...6,1 cltttl 1 0 . 1 1.1 , - . 16 this tio , flll4(. I Wai• prValit at the spett self, AIM' sin. therefor,. sure that the tsunami eiotext.wr* were made to lessru the sletru• toe, of the Lisle.. I cm. 1.e., *LI Mt ot It I.rornalarger. T 1..• 1.,. at RIII1W..), S.. Isrf..l M. • , Kaki'• cm's 81atiou, Lowitau, July 2A. Tae r.ro hat the follnwinz so-ottani of the ac..klent : - " 11...,t 9 12, p. to. ..o Notsorlav the up .•a press train, due in Isuslen at 9.10 p.lll- (1,111 Liverias.l, Manchester, 'tat th e 1.4'11, ha.' ppnwer4..•l wfaly oa nos }wino, up to about soS.lesa .4 Tset.•nhioss tunnel Isla oil there.stuarters .4a Pole in leagthb when town the liales .1 the engine the whole trait. sass throats c•a,..C.t.tely. 01 ti,.• ho.• its the utneat awl , ••afasi.at. Th.• •tails mantaq atminat caw sub• .4 the tun. I ho.ught she train too shawl su &loan lira minutes, throwout ems .4 the errai...4, s s the laws tad.. awl against one .ale 01 the t•se se I, • hid.. Vs engine ...listed on the other. Tl,ertuar.l's ran had its top Laken completely ud the es lowle, .4 wine Ike rAfrialeret Wolfs marls hr.kea, the whole tonsil's{ s .best 14.. k to loth the up owl down Imes. The li;Isto it. tousle the whole of the rsrsiants were ea is/4.1,04.4 Ivy the saeLlea jerks, awl what with the slams whistle, the shriek,. .d th.• psossessiters. au.: the total .bark- Drr for impairsisk of tea meant., the f. ruing. of the t., rated pa...Ara* way be letter ireastioe.l than Fortu aOa Is. howerarr. awl m..A sineubsoly, WHO . 44 the In.. ass aryt r. seer seriously hurt, hut Seer eisal.l.l to proaved is. t.oris by a special train which aria telegraph I for fowl the M ...I-atraeo stadia.. whit It is shoot that eeptarters .4 a mils }pa., where the •..•nest oreurre4, owl resehrsl Kintesenes at I? e'rlork. atuar.l 1.1 hie howl tether .erectly era.la tt, whirls wasattentlel to), a weaken! gratlenatu who I.sppcsaal to le to the down train Oahu Is air at.tiletl at Viasol green), who rues along with several usher pees to testier amistanee. Haul the ambient occurred ten as einhsoliment the whole inua most hare gone over. The .erne• wet neat frightful, awl sorb as the horror-striakria is will r 4 readily target." li)e.writreTtser ..r Two Hut - rat IN P1111.141).—Ill liiitlwrhiall.street, 'Swims., two houses, four stories high, arr struck withhaw on Kannlay night, shawl right k, and although at th.• thine it ..104 AilliCiint , l any arrsoar damage had resulted, +ulnas wrist eveuta established thn fact that the . het ri.• fluid hail @Warts the busies to the baitidatiou. Ahout 1 o'clock yestionlay the ntiffi 1+.0r1..wl was aroused he sudilealy hearing • frarful ..Ai, followed he two others Irsi. s wit at. A cumber ai it. inhabitants milted fn.... their twols into the Pin et, awl it ,11,4,-eortrnol that two ibewly•ert•rtell house. in twilisilaiabstreet had fall. a lido a heap .4 ruins. The flout walls, more thou usually substantial for private houses. ..1 fallsn iuwards„ dragging with thew the hock walk awl li,. lesseut..l A I , 11114. to• slaws .4 ruins. nisi the pirmio twin inhalated, the low ..1 life must have Len l• great. awl 110. .m . ..1.1fTc11...., rs ISUOV naturally lie sup issosl, ..riatwl aLsrui 111 the arighlwierhoisl. Ibis was uscrewsial to • great degree last iremitsg during the storm which this ,a.; , ..1, salon it stow rumoured that a ,s re urrewre, attend...l with UP4t sernitia cousouesess, lid tali to place sear the saute 11not. l'rowds of people 1..1 t.. thr hot, furtusately, the rumour war The two houses its illstatiou were totally de- LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vice•(fiaooefor Wood.) TEL CZYERAL IRON St:lltw COLLIER COIICLNY (LIMITED) I% mC111:1111ANN. The hill in this case was filed for the purpose of obtaining the benefit of the provisions of the Merchant Shipping Act, fittif, limiting the liability of ship-owners in respect of collisions. tin the 11th September, ltin, a collision took place it! Dungeness between the William Hutt, a screw steamer belonging to the plaintiffs, and the Sophie, • Dutch screw steamer. The Sophie foundered, awl was totally lost. Proeeedin , had been taken by the owners of the Sophie against the 'otitis io the Admiralty ('oust, and the plaiutiffs had con demned iu damages sad costa. Ao appeal from the judg ment of the Court of Admiralty was presented by the plaiu tiffs, but di-missed with costa by the Privy Council. The peewit bill was thereupon filed by the plaintiffsto havetheir Wibility in respect of the collision ascertained sad limited by this court under the provisions of the Merchant Shipping Act ea of ls.i-4. The argumenta turned upon the question whether le the provision of the Merchant Shipping Act, 11454, under which the present bill was bled, were applicable ig to a case where one of the ships was a foreign ship; owned by foreigners, and the all of the 1 court was invoked by the owner of • British ship as against lid the claims of foreigners who were suing him in the English n Court .1 Admiralty. Some question also arose upon the rt. evilince as to whether the collision took place within three g t , miles Isom the coast—the limits of the l uited Kingdom as nt; opposed to the high eras, 14. Mr. W. M. Janie., Sir H. ('earns, Mr. Mellor, Mr. Martin, 10 sad Mr. Morally were for the parties. le The Vice-Chancellor said the question was whether or ' not that clause of the Merchant Shippiibi %et which pro- 10 . videlthat, in the case of collision between two vessels, the as. owners el the resod in the wrong should net be liable to a to greater ezteat than the value of their ship, applied 84 . to the case when the ship in fault was a British ship, and the sufferer • foreign vessel, as. the collision occurring within three miles of the coast ga, of Great Britain; and with relpinl to the evidence in 51, the nice there could he uto doubt but that Ow ,01111i011 !!1. take place within three miles of the shore. The judgment of the Admiralty Court went epee that assumption. No t, eril,-nee in contradiction had been given iu this court, and the wreck war actually situate about 21 miles from low 11. 4 water mark. l•pun the evidsnce, therefore, there cull Ise 44. doubt the queetion only was as to the appliistion of the act of parliament. The case of " Cope v. Doherty," I s t which had been cited is argument, differed essentially from so ' the present. That was the case of two ship., both foreign, gt meeting on the high sea, a ease which everyone could K. see was dissimilar to that now before him. The principle SO upon which the present cuss must be determinist was sue that laid down in the ease of the Zullverein by Dr. 110 Lushington, who very clearly and succinctly stated the law. That learned buddy said that in construing this act it must es . Le borne it, mind that the legislature of this country 50 had authority over Englishmen whoever they might lie, 48. but user foreigners only when they iiime within its juids. diction. This woo exemplified in several statutes relating to the conduct of English subject. to in. another in semi- ti civilised mations -suds as Chien, for instance, in which it was aa, presumed that Use lea lees would be insurticieet to meet the es. circuouitasees arising out of a higher elate of civilisation. al 111 the cave of shipping it might will i. e expected that, the legislature would deal with British chip. wherever they might be, but it was a matter open to very grave doubt I io whether the intention could be attributed to parliament to I eo deal with a collision in epee sea, even where one vessel 10 only was a British lerme. The question here was not I fit. so wide an that, for the collision was, as lie had said, withiu It three miles from the shore. Of course the moment i gt: one parsed low water mark inie entered on the high sea ; bat the law of nations recognised in all countries the right Ile,. to exercise come jurisdiction within three miles sea- at. ward of that hue. Upon what principle that had teen conce.h.l, we.. not quite clear; it was mometinies re- 81, terms' to as the presumed limit of gun-she!, unit it was said that having a power to protect that limit, maims ought also to have a jurisdiction in many matters. It was argued that the see was the gene- 60 rid highway and tuut nu interfervinsi 'amnia take lb place with the nations upon it. But for re- t2l venue purposes and purpowe of defence it was , clear that such interference might be exercised, and the N o safety of our merchant shipping was surely so high a con- to alteration as that of either of these. To nay that within Ito three Billet of the shore this section ellisuld nut Sts operate, would be to limit the effect of the act most essentially, for with such immense coasting trade it was within that limit that the danger of collision nudely arose. More cases had been cited before Dr. Lushington, which certainly supported the view of the plain tiffs, and the only rase which tended the other way was that of the which when sifted proved not to he in point. The conclusion, therefore, to which his Honour came was that the statute appliishand that the plaintiffs were coniatylueutly entitled to the relief they claimed. BEVAN r, WthroooD. I u *win a olue.tionniiiiieii;Vbether under • mart pip. with 4 power of granting building bowel for VJ years, the nairtuageo could grunt a letwin to Limited. The Vic°74 reviewed the ...uses owl, in a highly tcchuical judinueut, came to the °occlusion flat r leave en Emotes' was good. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. el 161 (Before Mr. Comnikaioner Holroyd.) IN IL 111:81/11. 11 The bankrupt, • shipowner, of Three Cult-street, Lime house, applied for bis certificate. 81 debts aro merely nominal, but bankrupt had coda-eel r bills for the accornmodatioa of Darid Hunter, a too, to the • amount of 1,01101. He powered • surplus in January, 18W, Si of 414'. IM lir. Clarke, of Bedford-mw, supported, and said there W.lOl 11 opposition by any creditor. The bunknipt hail lwea burire•ss for 30 Years without failure, snit his present cliiiieidties were to Le attrilitited to a 'ion, who bat coin. rneueed business as a inerchsnt, but who had, in au un worthy milliner, succeeded in impoverishing his poseat's entitle. The 'omniim.ioner awarded • opened-clam certificate, but at the ;untie time cousiderell the bankrupt aliould have heeu more uirtful iu ioyepting bills. Certificute acconliugly. IN RE t•PENEEK. al The bankrupt, a Lido. of Artillery.place, Woolwich, came up on the questiuu oicertilicato. i A clerk (rum the offlce of Mr. Taylor, fur the sssignees, 9 offered no oppritiou. Mr. Lucas, for the lankrupt, said he only owed 7WI&, u and his assets, which were chief ly dile from military officers, t would, when realised, pay nearly '351. in the E. 5 A first-claas certifeade was awarded. 5 Ilk. COHEN. The bankrupt, a dealer in limey pods, of Landport, came up to p 0.4 hi. examinatiou. The debt* are 49tif. ; inwet.,!o7./. • r Mr..t‘luer,u, Fittehury-plaue, eppeart..l fur the es . eig sem; Mr. L.IIVIA for ere.liter. It ;ppeared on the wine day the loultiupt filed Ids peti• tide in thin court he gave his 11,4,43:14.4uce to the opposing „ j 3l ' erolitur, red...ling in Itaaiugliall-struct. A considerable patios l 7l .4 the e:pv raliture was unvouched. There was alai. a men al - Neu.% on the .ut td another era...liter. whir received accept- Wier* for Mr. liolioncin sulornittal the beekrapt Led mattered L the best accounts in his power. lfe hail dealt is a small way of 111.101111.1110 10 a large variety at articles. (A buidli.) He had in a linos ei fide ourruir•r iu condo/ to this court, by which hi+ to property bad Lees 'awed from Wulf swept utf by particular 2 creditors. The Conunissianer considered the Linkrupt must try to render Letter areouuts. The sisminatiou MIA balliol.lllll.ll fur a &meth, the question of costs being resented. REVIEW OP THE rOLDSTREAM GUARDS. (THIS Dar.) This morning there was a review of the first hat- ; tidbit. of the t'oldstrassi Guardia is Hyde.pirk. Although pokes was given that the review we. tuteuded, thouaods of persons arenaliled et eu only g hour, uvot of whom w.•re anintated by MI desire to Ia catch a glimpic .4 laoil Clyde, who has recently le been appealed colonel of the regiment, and who * it wee stated would be preamit. Shortly net en tea o'clock the men belongiug 4r thu laittaliou left the Wel lington beneeka in St. James's•perk, mai...heal up to constitutiou•hill, pteeeded by their hoard and 4:018.Ur, it prominent MiliCh W.., tame of Waterloo, Talavera, IQ the Peninsula, Inkeinann, and thhastopol. As soon ea they lad taken up their position on the lar‘e open oleo* 21 at the north w es t er n emiwr o f the pork, Ins Royal L I Iliglines. the Duke of I 'Ambridge, lewd tly.le, Lord Freda rick Patilet, tool Rokehy, laird Holnitadole, M.P., Lord ii Ihinkellin, the His. P. R. It. Fielding, and other officers 11 of the resiment drove up. Lord Clyde we' loudly clamed 11 me he proceeded through the lark, lap! he frequently 11 acknowledged the cornidimenti pub, to him be touching ha hat. The torn were put through various evolutions, which they performed with rapiaity a end skill, sail the Bring, whieli was kept up with great 11 irigoar,wes marked with the greatest pm , ..1.1e precision. At 1 1 twenty niinutes before twelve the Natioual I played by the bawl, RANI the Duke .4 Cambridge and 2 1 ttle I t the ground. They were followed by an i111.114.11ae II email who chei red them until theyanived in l'Wewlilly.and rode rapidly away. The guarda having fallen into marching order, prce«kal to Wellington larracks. 'fbe111,411414 w. 9 beautifolly tine for such a digpley, and althou4li an turn me I nanilwr of persons were pnownt there M. WI anfwi.w , ; • the wound laying bees moat nitniiiably kept. It is under stood that another battalion will he reviewed by lama Clyde in the marmot a few days. Mr. awl Mrs. (;,•rman Rued tuul thrir new ally, Mr. John Perry, will give • final rvio,....otation of the‘r pupalar ent,rtainmeot i.o t•lotenter opening next, Av.:oat 4. at the Royal Ilallery Illtortratiom, ruirclutling a tv.isoll iniparallc.,l Lat wcU earned THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1860._ SHARE LISTS.-THLS DAY. Two &CIA= A further advance took pleas in the railway ee market this morning, but the full rise has not been maintained. Midland has been quoted for money as high as 124 to 124, and is now 123 to for the u new account. Great Western stock is quoted 72} to 73 ; London and North Western, 104 to u ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to ; 941 to j ; South Eastern, 881 to I ; Great Northern, 117 to 118 ; and Eitiern Coun- ties, 56i to Ur. Foreign and colonial descriptions are generally without change. South Austrian and Lombardo- Venetian shares are i dia. " buyer's." 0. k 10013310' 10,915' 01,431 10,000 Pam to-day I I 1 61„ 111 ... I Ii 1 U - I 1 721 11 4 ... 109 101 l i gee - 1231 10011 1 -.. Ms 66t sfik 41 1114 tire sr ISI I- ha. in: iii p.m. in} It 11 l zi 94 96 i f and 901 I Total In August 7110NE1 MARKET.-711IS iPA Two o'Cus.x. The funds opened rather heavily this morning, but have since improved. The rails-ay market has been unaffected by the flatness of consols, and continues very firm, although not quite .trong now as at one period of the day. Consols are officially marked 93} and i! for money, and 931 and for the account. The present quota ' tion is 931, "buyers," both for cash and the 9th Aug. The official business report is as folios% :—Rank Stock, 230 ; Three per Cents. Reduced. ; New Throe per Cents., ; Thirty Years Anna., expiring in .Istmary, 1880, 13} • ditto in April, 188:i. : India Stock, 217 i ; Five per Cent. " elfsced " rupee paper, 97, 962 ; Exchequer Bills. 4... 2s. prem. At Paris this morning, acvordisw t.. Air. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rode% opened at 68fr. 30c., being sc. lower tlli ll on Saturday. Foreign stocks are inactive, but font, -um...ilea. The Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1/4. - s4 hw recie vered to 761 to 77, and the Stock to 130 to I V. Sales are recorded its follows Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 9n : Knew. Ayres Deferred, 251, ; Mexican Three per cents., aot ; Hew Granada Active, 14! ditto Deferred, 41 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 44k, ; Russian Four-and-a-Hall pet. 94 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cont.., Ism (scrip) I, pram. ; ditto Three per Cents.. liCitt, 64 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 484, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1838, 691 ; ditto for account, cm, • ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1013. The Bavaria, from New York. Ito I i ought 20,0001. in specie for England. The final instalment of 20 per cent.. ned.imt 90 per cent. paid, falls due on the BrAzilish Loan of 1,373,013 i. on Wednesday next. It is feared that the cost of the Sy t expedizion will have a further bad effect upon iin• slieady dilapidatod finances of Turkey. A sum of 4,0001. iu gold was with' haw a from the Bank on Saturday for exportation. (If the roti,o9o/. Australian on the way hither by the Agincourt, British Trident, Kent, and Leaping Witter, ti large portion is due. The Atrato has arrived t. 1.111. the West Indies with 388,0001. (322,01ni. silver and ' 66,0001. gold), and the Persia, front New York, with 90,0001. The numbers are published of Perii i:. Four and-a-Half per Cent. Arica and Tacos Kiiilway Bonds to the amount of 18,100/., w hieh have just been redeemed under the half-year's Sink in..; Fund. The Peruvian government has again obliged to pay within a fraction of par. We extract from the Money 31..1. t /:....;••un of Saturday the following statistics b. a i og• upon the debt of Peru : The original amount of the existing Aw4l•••l'erto iin Four. and-a-Hall per Cent. Loan was 2,600,000 f. Nearly ene-hull has nos , been redeemed and cancelled, the total present outstanding being only 1,400,000/. The ise‘i sinking fund will be epplicable on the Ist of September, and will suffice for the extinction of about 140.100/. stock. At the succeeding half-yearly redeniptic.n .but 150,000 f. stock will be purchased, the sum available bets: eorstantly on the increase, owing to the circumstance that toe sinking Nod includes the sum due us interest oar all the bonds already extinguished. In the next eight months. t lierefore. nearly 300,000 f. of Anglo-Peruvian Yourniala •Half per Cent. stock will be redeemed, out of a total ..t outstanding. The sinking fund now opendine upon the ' stuck is equal to about 20 per cent. per ~,,, . being the largest ever known to be assigned to ant .toot. home or foreign ; and, according to present arningettiritt, tit , . whole of this portion of the debt. will be redeem...l in les. than foor years from the present time. The etfert to the sinking fund on the Peruvian Three per Cents. is se..wrly loss no meltable. The amount of this lean 1,11. 1,700,0011. ; it is now telly about I,olskesse. The next half-year's sinking fund will be applied ou t h e Ist of October, and will provide for the cants burnt of about 70,0001. stock. The extinction goes on at the rate of about 14 per cent. per annum on the amount otitstateliir4, and is constantly increasing, so that the whole of the Three per Cent. debt ought to be redeemed within n 'eats from the present time. It will be seen from psiticulars that the foreign bonds of Peru stand in mike e oseptiostal position amongst foreign stocks. There lie. the guano, upou which the debt is specially secured ; bet. i the prin cipal market for its sale and consumption ' • awl here stands the bondholder with his first hen upon tlte eds. An immense proportion of the existing Emtlisli tleht of Pent is already covered by guano actually lying in our s i.houses, awl there are at this moment not far shoe of hundred argues on the way hither. Thu dividends on North Eastern v 4 :iv stocks are officially announced as folios,. : i'terwick stook, at 51 per cent. per annum ; York stock, at 41 ditto; Limls stock, at 21 ditto. The divi dend for the corresponding half-year ot I 5.".9 was— Berwick, at 4,1 per cent. lien annum : Yolk, at 31 ditto ; Loads, at If ditto. These dividends have given great satisfaction, being fully !. per tent. higher than had been expected. All rlttotue of North Eastern Railway stock have ace.' .1 ingly risen. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Altuoghter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling tin,' in the month of August. With the exception of the pay ment in the new East Indian Radwo% I t.e.k . ll_lllres the amount is trifling : Amount per fnu.... Due Already Due In August, IWO. Date. raid. Call, Sag Denim 5 per cent Debenture, USD en allotment Inverness sad Nairn Peet lietrupulltan littlnabourne A. Ohm nem Pref. lOL kp. p. ..1./ Amt. $...1 tIuWII. 1 bi 1110 1.000 11,:.00 16 l 1 0 0 ....Kw 60,000 16 2 2 0 0 4051.12 a Total called In eight maths of .19eni ~,405Miti The directo re of the North A iimitalashin Company have iesued the following half-ycaily report : le order to meet admire expressed on the pert of the proprietors at the annual genend meeting, held in January last, that a half-yearly report should be issiesl, now sub mit a short statemeut of the progress of th, ompauy for the past half-year. As the returns of the the 1.. end herd. are not prepared iu the colony until the mid ..t the financial year (the 30th Jeer) it is inipoesible to pre., et them with this circular, but the recent advice. from Mr. the manager, are very encouraging, mid intlie.tie a ,metal itti provement. The lambing at Rosenthal loot giten a good return, and 9,000 sheep were sok' in the o«rh La t of the year, at very fair rates, the proceeds of shiela , m old 110 ap plied towards the working expemes the teflon. .1110 liAmelltilal wool )22. hales) he. 1.1.4.11 for warded much earlier this year thou ;o, o ust iu elm:fleet condition. The greater Los to rivw), and bias loam sold at g.el prices, having ot et mo per lb. net. Om lutest ativices (sth Must shoo- :wit peat activity prevailed in converting the Purples cattle into tallow, awl in forwarding cattle to the botelo.t• in the ilia trict for sule. About 130 casks of tallow. i :. 4 tone, and 1,100 cured hides, were on the Is., to tst coy, for the Loudon market, awl will arrive for ...le e the U ral of the year ; besides which further oldie. ....• The l e tters from the colony, and the gr wool -tote of the company's affairs, encourage us in the helps/ iloo w, shall have the pleasure of presenting a satisfee! , eiso t the next 11/111t1,11 meeting. The Emigration Commissioners unitive a Nhip to proceed to Calcutta with aliout 250 M ri ;way 1:vti,13.141. Consols, which closed yesterday id %V, to for the 9th of August, opened this morning st the same quotation, and chased at 93k, " For money the last price was 93e to 'rho official business report is as follows : Three l et Cent. Consols, for money, 93k, ; dii.. 1.. r recount (August 9), 931, ; Bank Stock, 21."9" : : Three per Cents. Reduced, 93i, ; New Thus. per UOOO4. ; India Stook, 218 e ; ditto rise per Cent. Stock, 1859, io4g, ; ditto Four per rsist. Deben tures, 1858, 961 ; ditto Bonds, :k. dos. ; Five per Cent. "euface.l" rupee 1.;.1s•ls 971 ; Exchequer Bills, Is., 4s. iwein. Indian government securities were net ;alerted iu price by the announcement that the di ri.len,is Mill us future be paid at the Busk of England. &- chequer Bills were steady, at ls. to 4s. press.. A fall of leper cent. took phase :it one period to-day in theurkish Loan of 1858, ou dug t 1 Rome vague apprehensions that the money required for the next dividend will not he forthcoming. We have authority for stating, however, that the funds in question are expected to be lodged in hand cash in the Bank of England next week. aUlk dunes to-day were dull. There were Itgaiu some inquiries for London Chartered %Ink of Aus tralia. Red Sea Telegraph shares were nwre offensl. The closing quotations for shares in new undertaking,' were as follow :— Ocean Marine Insurance, 2 1 to 2,i prem. ; Thames and Mer -1 soy Marine, ‘.; to ; prem. ; Universal Marine In snrance, tt, prem. ; London and Pro- I vincial Marine, !, to ti dia. ; London and South African Bank, to ; Algerian Railway., to 4 prem. ; awl United Kingdom Telegraph, prem. Victoria Government Bonds were in demand, awl rose .1 per vent. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The mining market to-day is somewhat inactive, and the transactions reported are limited; in the Stock Exchange shares in Great South Tol.,nts are officially marked 12'.', and in Tineroft 41. Opent thOlDl have also occurred in shares in RUKVW3I'IIe United, Snowier Consols, Lady bertha, Wheal Margery, Providence, and East Wheal Ituasell. In foreign mining shares, St. John del Rev have been dealt in at 2.11„ and United Mexican at I . !. The Conuorree Mining Company on the Vali nut. ticclarva a dividend of 5 per cent. free of income tax. At South Wheel To ea nieetin,g on the 21th inst. the accounts showed a credit balance of 1,4011/. 1,4;4. Thu profit .m the two months' working amounted to ¶0.171. us. 3.1. A dividend of 2/. per share (1,11 2 4!.) was declared, 1,,0in„; 171 W. Is. 14. to the next amount. The Westminster Mine sohl, on the 21ith instant, um t„,,,.. of lead ore at 12/. 12u. per ton ; the Mount i'lestsaut, 45 tons, at 12/. 12s. per ton ; and the t:rosvenor, 111 tow, at hi!. Its. per ton. At a mile of copper ore held at Truro on the 21 411 inst., 1 1,253 tons were sold for 1f1,217/. 2s. 6.1. ; uver.ige ta sndanl, 12.1/. :Is. , average produce, 6u , average price per ton, 5/. 12, ; quantity of tine copper, 214 tons 17 cwts. ; ot ciao 1 stimulant las; w.le, 127/. IL. 01DlIfARY SHAMS ♦ND WIDCIL itAnNATL all 10 rm., WoL tritoarVsl. 100 liirk.,Lett,LOwia.lanc ,▪ Black burn all ',Myth awl Tyne eB , Boston, sleafrdot 114. C 100 IBristol and Exeter I,c.wedoutite all Cork sail Bandon all !Cornwall _ dl IDO.A •Ano until* 011100. B p.c. is pald lt. all Dublin an4D4ftat Jac. all DuntL,Pertb, tibd.la 100 'Riot Amnia 100 lisatoto Conothm 100 &stern Union, Stock A 100 Du. Stuck B altlßent &Wolk all _Ultto . . 100 " 11.1 i bur n h and Glasgow 100 Dlinhro ,Perth, Gunder au Furth and Clyde June. 100 ililangow 11 8. Western all 'Great North of Peotland 100 Great Northern 10 o hj Do. A Stock 10J Do. D Rtuck 1 Gt. South k West. llre.,^ 10010rett Virste- I Do.sitour 10 Lancashire kt Yorkshire 10, London and Blackwell lOw loo.,Brishsonokri,Coaat all WY. 100 London& No. th Vesta -ISt 1 1100 ILondookmouthWestern Looduoderrykeolemin. 4.1 1 Do. and Kuniaktlieu 1100 Mao.,Slief.,*Liacolash. 4 Metr.p..litan 100 ';llitilatinl 100 / De. Ktnn.R Derby all yld. 01. %Venter!. 'lra ) all !Newcastle and Carlisle Newport, Aber.allers V IN•wrytt Anuarkdef all Newry Watereno. aim 100 Norfolk 31 1 Northent Counties Mt 100 North Britlak all North Dune Istl. & D all Dn. A hat Latern—Derwlck 101 O. N.L.Purc 100 Do. Leeds 4001 Do. York 1100 North London all ,Nortli&S.Wastarnhane ' 17,, North 10 ,Nott.kblr.uithotalL&C all Peebles all Portsnionth all PhyLoney 100 *within Central 100 Illoottish N. K Aber.B4k. , 100 'Scottish Midland `l.OO ''Shropshir• Lulea all ! Sittinghourne& sheens 100 South Devon 100 Ifiontli Ynsteru 100 South Violet 100 it Yorkoh. & Haver Dan all ,ktaines,Wuklndlins.,&o. all fltoektou & 11 I_ Ditto ditto 10; 'Tad VOlO all i Ulater 90 I Do. Dos 100 Vale of Neat all , Victoria !Kit .t St. Waterford. h Kilkenny all West Cornwall ail West Doolnu Inn West NI idLol—Oileed Cooing prices Katurday. 190 Mt he 124 of 7 106 1 06 041 611 .1 7 S 9 16 17 SO WI 37 119 II SI n 1 711 3 8) 31 PM 106 1161 1171 117 119 131 116 114 7.16 72 721 40 46 1461 1696 49 71 1141 115 i 11 126 1 104 121 13 96 W le 11 42 421 2 2 .2 ltek 122 e es 100 II dial 66 67 ji Sas af 100} 101; e We par 61 65 51, 164 tO4 106 10 4 st m. at .... US U 7 SI 3I SS IS $0 112 • 7 WI It fir sa TI II • 8 41 42 VI 1(I Icual pm sa as ue II; 6 6} PREYEBANCI MAUL LWAYI. I ON keg prim Sh.IPtI St al:* Bs. 1109. I too 'too too 1 1(1° tootoo Brie. & Exeter 4 p. et. Et , Caledonian, £lO Iltin.Partthet Meer. Ina Lot. Anglian, A, p. et Do. B, O. et C, 7 p. et , E. Coen. Ll., 6p.cL. No 1; Do. do. No t Do. New 6 p. rt. di lifaxteni 1:0100. 4 p. et EOM. et ellexwor,s p. at. lielln.,Perth.lem.,4. p.c. eire.at. Nui (LW n, 6p. ui Do.sc. red. at 10p.ct.pea. 'Do. 41 per rent.., 9e0.5p.c. red at 5 p.c. pa ,lit. N &Wend, Ist Prat. !OS. Wiest. Berke& Malts Do. redeem. 419. cant Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. Irredeent. 4 p. et. 110. V. t. relrrm Pm! Do. Alm. Jr.'? adores Do.Cllestarlq.Sh tp e. Do. do. do. Op. C. Do. Bina. Oua. Klock L Do. Cheat. (100. ilharee I Do. do. do I _ Do. _ do. do _ 'Loc.& Yorksh. 6 p. 0.64. Lcss.dbrirsht..6p.c.Gua. 84 No. 1 Do. 6 p.c. do. No. 2 Do. 69. c. do. .... Do. Sr.°. do. Ns. 4 Do. p.c. do. .... Do. p.c. prt. sh. d 0... Do. 7 p.c Pref. Abet . D0.dp.c.d....(W. N. &C. P.' Do. 4p. c. tlt. (dlr. 4411.1111 180) Lon.Chathaso and Dover L W.Cur.&N uu. Ltd.W.7p.c.64.1at0 Loudoodrryd Enle. sh Mao She, & Um.° p. ct. t. Ivo t. lOu Cy all 1 I. 100 10 6 1. 100 1. 100 I. 100 L 100 100 t. 1100 I. luo Do. $ per cent .. Do. redeemable ep.ct IldlasalCne.llo.e..B4ock Dal:one. lir.* 15.13 p.c Do. 4) p,et. Pref. Stork Ib I,l.tltrlilo 4 pa Norfolk 6p. Kn. Mack North Itritteh 6 percent Do. New Gun 6 p. at. Do. border Union gra N. Fire.—Derw.4 p.n PrL Do. do. de lb. Leatia p No. l Do. York. H. Is S. paze. North Stalordslairs iSeuttisb Cwt Ne w _ . PM w 900t.N.L3y p.ei tnt& De A ber:juAl p. . _ Do. 7 p. et. Pre& Use& & Demi Wiled e. &kis. Oteed. Au. Du. par oeut 100 100 100 100 11.14.1_ Do. aid di per =IL A. Wales goo. 4 p. esist. Do. 46 par cent Yorits 4 D. c. pew StoctdDarilogtookp.e. IDo. do. ltep.c. Do. do. C p.c. IWater.alkllkennyip.o. W. 1144--fixtlelaus Dn. do. lud do . Ileerp 6 p. et. Prot. : Do.do.perp. 6 p.ct. prof.' 1..1 1 .11 10 I All VORZLOS ILAILWATL - 'Antwerp & letlordaml I . 1141Bahlektlre. 1.7p.e. all ,ftehrien 6 Junetton all ,Begiers N llnelsoasee all Cenncwa Wino & all all IA). Exteli4lOri 15 Dutch itheithli all Goleta 44 *ranee 6 474. Rtuoien $.!Ua. 5. p. e W Gt. lOutr.tl of France all Ot. Luseuthg Court. rid all 'tabus Ju n Lion all 'lake Cowden., k Bale all Llama end Turnhout all ljages loot deifera all Marla Alltooig all Nun 4rfa,,co • Hy the all Dn. li p e I'd i Beig.gov. ell North , . aof France— . 16 Do. New aberea all Nur w oda Li 'Erinalt Pref. all Pa r 5, Lyons, and Ife4lt. all Fade and 0rig...., Re.•ife 311 N. h . 1,1141 0 , Fcnwmhucn g 7p. e I 14 Riga and loinahong all Rome awl Brea:all all Royal Ittnoth all Rol el Itonlish .... . all Ifo. 7 per vent. all lanthre au) Meuse - • VI lk; . 54 - per cent. Pref. 2 SsuPietalr lieu g Tweet. 12 2 Aunt A Loen.Venotiaa le all itmttlteni Of FAUX* Ii ill Writ le all Do. 54 per cent. hot , all West.& i W. of Frame I 0 6 Western of Austria 6 j all 1 / 4 lasbadea 66 47 N Is 1118_ 1/6. U 4 US NS US 113 114 111 113 IT? IN N N 111 113 T 7 /a 117 119 US 114 1116 107 N N 100 199 9) 91 DI 94 10! 104 10 101 17 la 181 11 70 78 21 21 1 104 16 lat 140 112 117 119 117 119 140 145 117 119 104 100 165 167 136 lbd IT 69 902 212 116 I lb 122 i MI 122 19 111_ 129 --- i I 0 71 *RB I i PA 141 141 104 106 96 96 111 US 10ti 110 t 1 poi 100 101 imt 111 75 lel la 130 345 104 It 54 241 103 106 101 105 &I 88 2S SD ui 113 Si 45 60 141 124 126 10 121 12j AILWAYd. Closing prime.. q -41 -pm "I' 2 I 1 21 4 11J4 ' 441 M MI 14 y) ;i7 158 8 V 84} 43 or i~ aai 14 14 ft .1 din dim par 1 64 llok Ni 1 a. prism 1 • • _ L ' lit..lW.Wnrth 4p.e.humaisig GO ' 61.1 Norfolk 41. e Illar..1"/A. MINN Itt.' N. ►w.t.. 4 1 -1. issalety la I NIM 1 Rg.' oe ‘s “rk• .t ..:. 49.44.46. NS I . Oki/Wettish N. Zig. il p. et. INN !HUTU!! roessearms. TI!!a ft 4 11 Ala ii 61 0) 76 90 70 75 3 3 73 dlopar 21 41/6 I Oi 1 11 die 99 Pf di q s die 1 , 09 9° 0 98 1 1 1 2 41 28 20 90 99 70 26 63 65 03 a 60 65 60 85 90 97 14 If db. 9* 116 llt a9O il at, 96 17 90 92 95 87 944 95} 88 90 14 (Us 5 7 5 7 I 7 II 7 salmi RAILWAYS. alo # la B MoronliLl Do. New Do. Preform* Buft,Drant,..gOoderich Site. lids., Aug. 1, 1372 endoreedbyßurf.&l.ll. Do. Ju1y1,1873. ditto Do. Jane 1, 1874, tint* Calcutta & 8. Pastern Cape TADockflp.e.gua eylon, rn Be gua.Z i per cent. Ilaste Fast Indian Do. Ertenslon F. Do. Jublyulporo Do. 4 p. et. Debent Do. sp. et. do 1 Geelong & &bourn* Grand Trunk of Canedu Do. 6 per et. Pref. Do.3ee.Pref.6p.et.lte. Do. 6 per et. Debent Do. 7 per et. 1882 Do. do. VW Do. do. 1872 Great Indian Peulneala Do. New Gt. 8. of India g. 5 . GLlVest Canada, 8 Do. New I D0.8da,pay76.44t11160 I Do. do. ta en Do. do. 71 w thootop. Do.Segtet.l3da..pay.77 Madras Guar. te per et. Do. do. 5 per et. Do. 41 per et. Ulan.. Do. 4th fates. do. .. 11e1b.Corp.6p. ekßonda N. Brianewlek & Canada elan A cap. eh. all Du. do. lend do all Do. do. B cap. do all Do. do. Laud do M. Gude flimltod) 1018clude 7 Do. ranjaub 1110Do.lud.3LYlot.g. 5 p.e I t. 1 Trlaldad.lludted. Scrip I. ;11 DO 1100 i ri ODLOXIAL CIOVISNMLNT SBCIT/.11., Na 1616 1 8200a1. 1 Pd. ICI. plan. 1 halm .... .. I..anAlov. „ma, ap. aJasslitJaLllOo 114 115 .... .. Do. 6 per cant, 1.1172 IN .... .. Do. °per and. 1000 lOO —.—. .... .. Do. 6 paz si tL i ri , _ .... . Do.6per at. ag. 100 112 114 .... .. Do. iipar at, Idricallep. 100 112 114 XlOOOO. i Ilai. ipar Nat 100 1001 1011 101: 1 1 De. do. Snip— 6B .... .. New Intudw.Oorsl p.n 100 106 100 .... .. N. S. Wales Ov. 6p a 1866 100 981 991 ... .. Do. 6p. a.,1071 kr 1874 100 9d 60 .... .. Do. 6p. a., 1818 .... .. Nova Sonia 6p. et. Sta .... .. Deb. riedrino. 1875 .... .. & Aust. 00v.6 p. a. bonds 100 107 109 .... ..Via.ov.op, a. Jastitl_nly 100 .... ..I Da. da.6p.a.Agr.toloo 1071 lotsi 1081 JOINT STOCK BANKS. Na. I M. I Balm. I INL I CL peleas 10.0001 NI 1 Agra and U. flar. Bank. IS t 1,6001 IS Ananalada all Si 70 10,0001 26 Bank of SCOW 100 Bank of DV= , 6O 04 60 60,000 40 illank of Turkey — 20,000' 60 British N. America 88.11001 NI Mart. Bank of lona. Austra tlilia, i and Cigna . all 197 201 110,003 1 26 Lou..ta agaludia, all 31 23 2 000 100 aty 10.000 100 Colgate! 40,010 .M 11 porn. of Canada all —.— 26,000 100 ;Com. of Loudon 26,000 20 Iliad gent.kAtial.ChartaL all 10 161 00,000, 20 G. Bank of Switzerland. all 36,000 20.1 iLou. Ch. Batik of Aunt all 231 23f 1 231 26,0001 60 Lyndon and County .... 0— 40,000 IA Loudon Joint Stork 10 301 20,0001 10 London A. Mouth Affirm 2 i 2 die 60,000 100 Lon. and Westminster.. 10 10,000 h 100 Nat. Pro,. of Ragland.. 41 26,0001 N Do. New l2 —•-• 20,000 00 National Batik 260001 New Sou Wales — 60, , 4001 16 15 ' ' Oriental Bank Corpora all 26,000 20 Ottoman Bank 10,0001 100 IProvindal of Ireland 4,0001 10 Do. Now 14 0 a1 15 I dootk Australia all 21 aROIOI Union of Australia 00,0001 60 ,Union of London K.O. 100 .Unity Mutual GO 10,000 i 10.n1 - 4 - 7r031 Anglo-limit:an Mint Australian Agricul Atlantic Tel. ,Lim ) Berlin Waterworks . Belt. American Land * Britt Irish lieu. Tel A Da B 7 per c. till 1b62 I Do. 0 Canada Lalld Clistoool Islam& ToL (L) Oop. Erig.tftrift. Do. het. riper osat 6 ftptal Peace Do. ?retortion 170: 6 ;:eLPerl). Deb. illeett Telegraph .... 90,000 (4000 11,310 30,000 1,714 WATS 00,000 60,000 100 000 20,000 20,000 40,000 i6;000 2,000 110,0001 10,4001 En Do r..en N d ew AtuTt. Cop. .. Gen. Steam Navies Doe Greet Ship (Limited) .. Do. IT per cent. Pref. Lon. District Tel. (La.. London Dimwit (L) .. ,Lon. Den. Omnibus Co. Madras irrign. k Canal IletliteereseaalthectTel. Moth( r. En. Tel. (Lim., National Diamant Co.. NertraddaCoelt irom;L Netherlands Land_ .... 11 — o:W., Li:Wla& N. Brant & N. Moot. I.& N. Brit. Muir'lsdaa tal Cam Do. "New Shares" . In. Ban. (Una )A Do. do. Ii River Land & Min. Benin. and °den. Mom Do. Now Bed Sea tt Ind. Tel. Iy p r. fared ye. by Br. Guy kbponey Iron Do. Be!. Royal Hail Attain .... &Amin Aust. Investin. South Australian land !tubittari no Tel. Scrip .. Do. do. Registered.. That & Lin. Co. Cp. Can. Van Diemena Land.... lab 14 28 SI 6 1 6 U 22 ET 86 18 21 13 16 116 113 6 22 77 211 274 Su 32 04 100 10,1 107 10; 107 11 RUI 21 2. I # pm I t It I.g . 1 11: 4 1 3 plui 3 4 8 i i 10 lb i li s p.rl !46 68 17e 77 73i pa, —.. zd 191 1.11 19 Ai ao 69 1111 11 1 iii 9i rOVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVESPouL, /01.2 38.-Tho market advanced further to-day and clonedat the best Birkenhead. 811 el!-Caiodonian Stock 941 911-VouteraConntiss, 111 11 7-16--Oreat Northern Stock, 116 117-Great Westerns, 721 721-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 -I,ondon and North Western. lat 1031 104-Ditto irehares, It 13.14 121-Mancherter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 411 421 t d -Midland Stock, 1221 123 1231-North &IBA Mock, 661 66 -North stalfordshire, 31 31 .1.-North Kanter.. Berwick capital stock. 101-Ditto, York capital stock. 84185-Ditto, Leeds stock, 64164',-South Kastern. 1615-16 1-West Midland, Oxford, 46 414 -Dutch Itheninh. 41 41 d.-Great Lusetehouty. 2 15-16 7 1.16- Grand Trunk of Canada, 7 1-167 3.111-Great Western of Canada, 111 111-Dille, new shares. u 1 91 d.-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4141 -Great Ship, 10a. Sd. no. 6d.-Thames and Mersey Markle Company, 13161 p. Mariam' sm. JELY 48.-The only transaction reported to-day wan In Great Western, Birmingham (immune-et' .Lock at 78, clositut at 771 to 701. Birmingham tsanal shares were offered at flli, Birmingham Bank at 29; ; Birmingham Idol stallonlzhire flan, 204., at 421: and Birmingham Ohl Union Mill at 101. Mar ket, Eno. 31ANCHFSTIR, JOLT es -There was a further mit sure of priers, Ant the market closed rather easier. Caledotstan, Heat account, a 6: Leeds, next account, 1094 Landon, next account, Wet Nbetneld. nest .court, 42t . Midland, nett aooount, 123; North litithh, 444. Berwick. heat account, 101: South Lantern, nest acrount, 22.; Thames Mersey, 1 pr.-Irish Land Company, 1 .110. LEEPs, JUL, ft.-North Eastern Iterwlek, 1134: 1.816414, 1004 1: North British, 661: Midland, 123. ST. GEORcilen-IN-THE-EAST.—Theo services in this church attracted some attention yesterday, All being the first Muuday since Mr. Bryan King's departure. Mr. Hansard, the new curate, officiated at all the three services, though with assistance from two clerical friends re , tor and a curate, we understand, from the West End of Lourlou). Aeeonling to au agreement mane between Mr. Hansard and Mr. Kiug, the ckoristers, as before, chanted the Psalms and l'auticlea, but the prayetp were raid. The ardour of the respray.. was somewhat abated by this deluge, hut they were stillsurlicieutly loud tosive au unusual airof excitement to the service. At the beginning of the sermon there was a slight ex plosion, occasioned by personslesvingthechurchandviolently slamming the doors. This appeared to be mused by the preacher weitriug the surplice, which, as he aecentked the pulpit straight front the communion table, he had, in con formity with the emitting usages of the church, still re tained. Apparently even this temporary retention of the "white gown, as it was tclined in the remarks of the ocular, provoked mmaidentble dissatisfaction. But Mr. Hansard proceeded without regard to the disturbance, which almost immediately subsided. His sermon, which was a homely poictical discourse on the ,hity of mutual help and union, was listened to with much attention. The only iiiterniptions were at such pasaiges as these:- "There must be difference of °pillion in religion, as there is in every subject of vital interest to the human iniml ;" or " Let us each strive to put ourselves in the position of our adversary and to see things as much as we can from his point of view." This iiinount of toleration appeared to shock the protestantism of at. (forage's-in-the East • but the general expressions of Christian feeling were received as they deserved to be. The nveuiug service was conducted iu the same manner as the morning. The vongregation was immense ; but there were no uusaeuily interruption, unless the lady r.f discordant sound in the responses and occa sional bursts of coughing must be to called. Dlr. Hansard preached, and, possibly from his *oaring a black gown, Ino explosion took place before the sermon. The eveni n g hymn was afterwsols sung by the whole oongreg•dieu,whieh then immediately diapereell in perfect order. Theme were no police in the church either morning or uvermrs. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The weather continues generally unsettled, although to-day very much finer than for a long while pn.t, there being a modetate N.N.W. wind and sunshine, though uctottqauded by passing clouds. There watt a heavy stoup on isistunlay eveniu.l mud on StunLry afternoon, on both sinus accompanied by thunder and lightniug. ft was not, however. very wirkspreal The lausaueter is now pang up a little. The suppliea ..1 the prat week of wheat per alaie Mal rail am very contraetssl. Flour rather more liberal per rail. but very limited by vessel. Barley, Issms, partivuktrly short, but malt a fair quantity for the time of veer. Not any Scotch or Irish oats during the week. The foreign arrivals were large of wheat —Ruasitin, Priuwiau, Sworlish, lktuish, 3lecklenhurg, and a liheral quantity from the Black ien. Barley a large quantity, unirly all front Black Sea ports, with a little front the Mediterranean anti Rusaiau northern ports. Oats another enormous arival, altogether 190,0110 qrs., Russian Prutnian, Swedish, Nor ' weguin, owl Black Se 4, nixotit 140,000 gm being Russio.th anti but few from Denmark. A moderate quantity of American larrrels of Hour, and a. few sacks hem hursia and Spain. Beaus and pests, a good supply. Oil seeds short. The English wheat trade to-day not aetive, lot where sales ate made last Moutlay's rates have been mostly ton red. Forei o ott firm, at that day's quotations. Burley trade about the time as last Monday. Oats very tine. Cora, notwithstaudiug the immense supply, fetches as much motley es this day week, but secondary qualities must be quoted tkl. tots. lower, inferior deaariptaous selling at innoilur prieca *oda large business doing this morning. Beans and 'waa without change. Flour trade tolerably firm. Ntafolks at 41s. Ameriinn barrels as high as this day week. CURRENT QUOTATION'S, DUTY PAID. WHEAT. —Euglixli white, :ilia. to 63a. ; red, 745. to :r.h. per sir. _; Dudek, tool Kottip,wberg, :144. to 6.1 t. per ; Roatock, CO.. to 63a. ; other Baltic porta, 50*. to 564. ; French, white, roti. to 61.. ; red, 54a. to rata. FLoca.—Town, 46a. to Ur. ; Norfolk. 40... to 41a. twr 24011, ; French, 420. to 1-ta. per 2601 b. ; Atuerican (United Stater), 26a. tons. per barrel. BATMEN. 29.. to at.. per gr. ; 27a. to OArlt.-11ritiA, V.A. to Ms. per qr. ; Ruodau, 21, to 2.:5. per .ir. BEASP.--Ettgligh tick, Ma. to 4th. ; harrow, 42i. to 47a. per gr. ; foreign, Xi*. to 42g. per or. I'r_ta.—EngliAliboilera,4o4. to 42a. ; hog and grey, 34 , 5. to 41, ARRIV AS INTO LONDON FROM II LT ttl Ti Wheat. 'Writ.). , Malt. than, Iteaur I'mo buur. qr.. tiro. I lir, gra tiro. has r, as. 1!.71.1 I 1 taxi 1!4.13 Eng Scoteh.. Iri•tt Furcigu 40 I 44.0 : F.. I'. Itu ll 171. N. kall S. 16, Ilan. 1:.78 I lit 1 (4114_1 lkDis 1083 :?..1:8 112:. 123 EXPW.ZTLA I 751 "" 471 cwts. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The private cuutmet market. duce Friday have been in active. mud pre , ent nu new feature to remark Up. 1.1. The China mail to ovenlue, anti the tnituaictioue in Wan have been few and unimportant, but them aeema to be a ate,,.;i nee< in namt a,tiehM of .0111111 , IVe today, although the public aides of augur declared for tu•vwrruw are large. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The nuoket is ateaule ; snue•ell are the prior.:- Town tallow, 52.5. Gl., net eu . sh ; Petersham Y.C. on the spot, 1t..; A 112114 to September, :$2.1. Gd.; Oct. to Dec., 525. Gl. ; 4411. to 3ara, PAILTRTLARA OF TALLOW. 1 . 18. W. i 1800. Rtork on limo, this dity 14 ....maks i . ,16 14,Ce 35.61 0 Lkhill') 1.4 %tick 1 .44 liiii 1 . 2 h. 1,1 K.. from let Julie 1 11,01i1 7,952 1 4 . 204. Arriv.il lad sina liitto 'non 14 Jillle I 13047 16.30C1 t2,720 Priv. V.t . . I.t cwt. this any.... 4... M. f. 1.. 03. ' 43.. Oil. Ditto 'Dosch b..t Ft - Way Arrival for the week (waling !Ali of August last )ear.l.3to casks, and delivery 1.403 viols. The arrival 144,1 4411411 , 11 ,4 eil 4 voY audio (wait St. reter.litirit, 731 from Oates., mud 30 trues other places. casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . - • We have a shorter oupply of beasts, and eotousitteutly trade at lwitk at fully late lute,. The Dumber of sheep •ual Loofa it for the lino, of rear ,null. They are readily dim pi wet' of et lutl ow al Itnneed rate.. 'al sot um ahoat t he amen ott Thunitlay. how tlermany anti Holland there are 1,001 heatta, lOW sheep, and "SID ; Spain, 99 beasts; Sootlatud, al; Ireland, 1k); Norfolk and Sutfolk, ILO; Dal 1,564) front the Northern and Midland 1.2 tit.. rer atone of elba. P. d. a. d. Per stone of liltra. s. ds. 4. Bret Setae, &weld,. 5 0 5 8 &altha Il6MldaBA Blat shortliorus .. 5 2 5 It Bed Lun2-.0018.... 5 1 5 StVOll.l qua'. I heads 4 4 41 0 Do. do. Shorn Calve* Pies kkst Dm& Iltt•hreas 5 N It 0 • Lamle ' s 6 &sots at naurkut, 4,200; Sheep and LULU*. 24,nu0 canes, aet no. ;ml. BOROUGH HOP Ai ARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Moist, Puttetuk•u unit Smith mourt that the isualet is again uctivu Oh. mottling at atlvainciag Ditty, 911,0110/. Aceatintu trout ull parts uf the plantations cult tit.ite to 144110 worn.: uud WOOW. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Byron, las. ; Walla End Htnotell Hahn's, Is.. ; Walla Em! Taunt,l.l Moor, 13, 3d.; Walla Lud Ed e n Main, 17, 141. ; Walla End Auckland Pnrk, ; W.. 11., EMI Entinsw.lll:,,..e, 17, ; Walls End Caa,,,p,, Poo. : Walla End Bengt' Hall, 17a. 9,1. ; Walls End West ; Wa ll s End WhitWOrtli; la ; TunfiAll Moor (lute, 13, 3.1.; Wyhtni, lea. ; Belaohle Motley, lb.. ; Davidoon'a Hartley, 1t... ; Howard', Hartley, In.. ; Lambert's Hartley, ISs. lkl. ; North lio!y. writ Hutu, Ships at, market, 4t!. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. rurmio ?EliasArs.) LEWES bIEETING.—(IIIIS DAY.) ENTitv FOR TRIAL STAKES. Half Itr. Niahol, Malta, Hie:: Julia, Astarte, SOMA., (lour, Oliver, mud Fnivola are here. BIENNIAL HTAKES. Aland five furlong.. Warrior, Muhl of Honour, LiuueMw•er, Gauntlet. learnv. Stormier, Booletil, Wiekfiehl, %n Ikiel, 111111 Str.,y Hint are here. ARISTt WRATH.' PLATE. Ow mile mill 1. half. Royal Sovereign, tit. thartice, and tiimia km here. ENTRY FOR OIiKEN'S PL ITE. Two milt-. enter, Defender, Tournament, Mile Jacket, lionierir, and Margaret eatelipule. Aet'EPTANCES FOR Till; DE WARR ENNE 11.1 N - I'A 1.. Imost rive futluagw. Twilight. Rover, ender, Tiara. Rising nut, he. dieter, Pioyikion, Ohio, Am4lo, ltentiunk, CrAustsult, 1 m eow, and Parapet. All are hoe. Innen Mimi' %.e.- Neighlatir, Nun, Odin , ' iue, Lrue. Bumble Pee, Fe.kimoniki, White Rm.. Serum', m.lithl... l s Wcatheri.nuil, thi.w, 0111 NI tm 1' {. "' -...11