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

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TRI3 DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Contrninioner Funblangur.) RE BORFH.III. ri.is was an application for certitik-atr I.v Hugh'. Lam. of No. 37, Brudionall.plaar, Nrw Nurth.rood, w ie r ad draper. . _ • tolimos%heet, prepares' by Mr. JINNI Button, • joJuus, Ireio, with • deficiency of 1311. The profit ti sling had been 217/., and amount received from lodgers 1,4 , against which {bete were expenses, 16:4 ; house and ; leases, :W. The unsecured debts amounted ; ditto enured, 1151. ; to meet which the assets esoisted of good litotes , 77g., and property given up after 1 4„ t ow ., ; ditto with creditors, 2MI. Yr rushbrooke, for the offered on opposition. %...loula the balance sheetdiaelo a lamentable count of irsbnit, but the isinkrupt bad brought up family of ten .!.141ren respectably, and bed bad • great deal of sickness .s h.. house. The .uisnmees represented out of the siva:Wally owing. and ventured to recommend the bank. " fur pt sacoad.cLi...ertati ca t e . ra.slseuniiiatoiser saed it ws, a most miserable csse. t.rvbt.wwho bad not given the used notice of opposi mak therefore, was lot entitled to be besot said that fur weeks the bankrupt had been hopelessly inset , he came and obtained goods of hint within a few clays sf the heakruptcy. The hardship was that the bankrupt ..Iseverdealt with bins before. —•—• ftruhle , ..le sax! the cLurusat reprevented a very . I .A sum of the del.te due. The Commie.suaer icr.ototed a orrtifiatte of the third clan. IL E. H. torten. The bankrupt was a jeweller, of Ottotd.street, who DOW imbed to paw hoe stational:ow. y r . Lay.. 4l the part of the Antigone% offered DO epposi• t. a. anS Mr. Treherae, who supported, said the accounts ah d were pont wanton-tory. l'Aseff accorthogly. THE POLIES COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. ROSSEIII Or 31ILUILT 1001. UT TWO lOTA. At 1,1.1 Barr.. and Jearph &ea lebi, aa la ample of lade thi employ o f llama . Smith • Co.. whip maker% of Iti•Pda.strilet, were plaewl at the bar before Mermen Hammier", eda rgal with robbing their employers .1 ;;..Ada to the value .4 meetly 100/., arid J,wpA Taylor wee barged with tolossoutly revel...tag the property limowiog it t Awn, boss stoke. - The &Waive • officers Bull and Baker statal that they ...re is Hisreb-street, Barbican, about one o'clock in the day. no the .Meth of July, when they saw the prisoners leaving tle• prosecutor's prem'ses, and they fu/lowed them to oildee. lane, awl then stopped them. im Stanfi e ld Baker found 42 German silver whip mounts, and on Harrk Bull found 21 similar whip mounts. Baker then went to 54, ('oppice-row, Clerkeowell, where he Need Taylor, who had formerly been in the prosecutor's unite. Taylor aihnitted having bought a quantity of goods stasiteld, and said be bad sold a portion of them too Mr. Schomberiw 4 the Southwark.bridge-road. At Taylor's buss Baker found fifteen buds whistles, six stag horn b•asks, five pig hooks, twenty-six small buck books, :owl nine mt. of walking stick mounts. He sho raid be howl Lou ;tot two or three lots of buck hooks for 2s. or Some of the prosectitor's properly was found at ',not:lberia When Bull accused Harris of robbing his sisters lie said be had bees led into it by Stanfield and Tailor. klUism Shrothree, a workman is Messrs. Smith's employ, mid he saw Stanfield come ant of the stock•room about three months ago with some whip mounte, which, be said, be was going to take to Taylor. Witness tried to persuade lion to pot them back, and as the following morning he mid hated taken them to Taylor. Witness did not tell his masters then, because he thought Stanfield would not do it again. Mr. Schomberg mid be paid Taylor at the rate of 7s. per dome fur the burkhoro whistles and hooks, and ha. per ghoul fur the mount. Taylor told him he brought them from Birmingham. Mr. Smith identified the articles produced as his property, awl further said that on the morning of the :10th July he was secreted on his proteins, and from his *mot conosalment saw Stanfield force open a door leadino, to the warehouse. The same pt loser then filled his pockets with goods so tidal from different drawers, and other goo d y be bid in a convenient place for his Dea l v i s it. That was about 8 o'clock in the morning, and about 12 Harris and Stanfield entered the warehouse together, and after helping them. salves to the property afterwards found on them, l e ft th e warehouse. The value of the buckhorn whistles and mounts woe lta per doted. The moorhen were all committed for trial. CLERK EN WELL. - KIPOSTAIT TO SLILDCSK.—INTRINGICKWIT or Till KITSON). LRAM WILDING 10T. 1.165. Mr. Jobs SIN•I4, builder, of 72, Peenoweblveb. land-rod, was summoned before Mr. Barker by . Mr. Henry er Bak, the district surveyor of the parish of fit. Nacres, " for that on the 24th day of July, 1861, you (the defendanti, in doing metals work to or arm buildings situate and beiag Nos. 19 sad ID, Oesulatoostreet, St. Pancras, and within the limits of the bletropolitan /tinkling Act, 1865, did do cartel, tbiags eastrary to certain rule. of the said aet—to wit, did cut away the several chimney breasta and shafts built in and with the party walls between the said buildings—with. out the certificate of the said district surveyor, and in such a manner as materially to injure the stability of the said building?' Mr. Baker earl the prof:44.6lNp In . thim ease were taken midst the 20th section o f the Bui lding Act and the 16th chinas. That clause in as follows : "No chimney breast or shaft built with or in any party wall shall be cut away sales the district surveyor oertifice that it can be done witheet injuriously affecting the stability of any building." Is this case the defendant had cut away the party wall between the two hawse. Thecief;;l4;;Canid these proceeding. were bard on him. Mr. Barker --1 think it u very hard for you to my so. Mr. Baker has only om dety to perform, and all West knew him are perfectly aware that he does it property. The defendant maid he was ignorant of the requirements al the act bf parliament. He had seat the district surveyor notice, sad that he *harlot woe sallkirmL Mr. Baker—Yes, bat &is altemtlee of which I complain is sot ereational The altinstice yeti bays made requires a certificate. When 1 maw what bad base done I wee him takes my mike to replace the of party wall, but be bee set dem it. ace notice it. The ilsfeeilaat said the metier bed been placed in the loads of a surveyor. and he bad submitted the Pam Ice the apparel of Mr. Baker. approve Kr: Bakerthem meld belied wee the drawiap, but be esedd met al Mr. Barker said he should make an order ter the &- fades, to do what Mr. Baker required. He would adjourn the semeneee fee 14 days, bet if in the /omnibus the de• isedent scald mere to terms with Mr. Baker, the parties mod est mate attired. The &deadest must pay the oasts. M ARLDOROUGHATREET. AEZIOCILY AWL% r Lil3lo AE AGED MALL WiWeft P4Arr, a yoccg new, eteeeribed as a waiter, wan charged before Xt. Tyrerhitt with asnaulting a fern de shunt PO years of age, named Sarah Cockburn, bring as SU, Clevelesidotreet, litzruysrinare. Edward Fee°, residing appoidte Mrs. Cockburn, said that os the province ire,niag Ye saw tar old lady trying be aloes the door and the prisoner prides it open. He thee taw the priene , r make a mit at her and kaask bar dove- He instantly collared the prisoner, and denekeed b till the arrierl2.f . a c.eistable. The foll;;Tog7;tificate was headed to Mr. Tyrwbitt : " Middlesex Hospital. " I certify that Mrs. Sarah Coddlers is I. this hospital, and wields to Imre to coosequenes of iejerles. Wit. WILL" Surgeon." Mr. Tyrwhitt raid the primmer would have to hod two gunnies is IW. to &poem Is • week, for which time he would be remanded, and be hoped the old Isdy would wet die in the MOILIAIIIIO. ANTInTING A newsAm.—L.o%l .° e =mews Thew Cree- f.r•t, a butler, 19, George-elareet. Orereweier square, was vieurel with beteg drnak sad crest= turhseee at the alma Troopu, Goudgeotreet.T mart •rawl. fieiofnidant west to the louse the previous night, sad sotwithststoling h» was twin ejedsd, retursed ad eroded a disturbsoce, and at heath was ghee in charge by John rriznthe banaua, whe sew him attempt to strike the 11/isabittli Willow, the lisesaelk said she formerly carried en a eornepriodcoos with the endisat, but bed broken it se, and entry nese the defendant got drunk be mom awl aeseyed her by saying all sorts et things, and throwing seenry at her. Mr. hitt said that vim wither an odd proceeding. lAfenint said he resesalsared nothing at all about it. He lasnly calla! at the home beaus he was acqualated with the youus lady. Weed to timi a surety is 101. far two tooeths. FP.101177C11. &MIMI or • Lit:MID VICTVALLIML —Mete LIAr.)--Tkie ingrain isfeneekles ressived 4beb i Mr. Wakky, the earesier. id a mad dekeinined sad - fal est eisU d, semitied by IL. Per* toed 35 Cze.lieressil vietealler, who reekied et the Her Hive New Neeth•rand„ soder the follow eiremeteeree. It amen that yeelerday mora ls, be eareed to Is in his meal seed health, bet big mimed for railer • bug period and nue skim being created, hie wife entered the kitchen. sad wee horrilled W awl him lying epos the door in a pool of blood with a terrific limit in his throat, and by his side out of hie own mon covered is blond, with which so disk he had committed the act. On a medical arm ing oremounoed life to be quit e extinct. M il enTe a lie e thu act ix sot ksovra. The decreed bad bees etieswed to be in a «musket @triage kawrisir for several days. Be was highly reef...hid in the seighboorhood, and ve as at C.mherwell, whirs h e kept th e Anchor and Hope, Southunpum•street. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1861. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (or memo nuataz.) BRIGHTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) PAVILION PLATE. One mile. Twilight, Weatberbonad, Newstead, Marapedo, Malta, Ripon. Vinegar Hill, Sawcutter, Shillelagh, Overton, Pale face, Wombat, Limedower, Cronstailt, Miss Emma, Lop catcher, Lisboa, Squire Percy, Robinson Cruses, Sermo, Squire Petrie, Rockier, Lady Chesterfield, Ildiverne, and Lord of the Tees are here. SUSSEX STAKES. Half a mile. The winner to be sold. Barb Pipes, Golden Gram Dr. Pussy, Cupid, Liber a lity, Antwerp, and Grant ars ham GRAND STAND PLATE. One mile. Doncaster, Ripon, Rover, Miss Emma, Loiterer, Foretop, Chirp, and Gayla d are here. BRIGHTON CUP. About two miles. Duleibella is the only hone hen at present. TWO.YEAR.OLD BIENNIAL STAKES. T.Y.C. Deceptive, Signal, Jobs eGaunt, °the, Bertha, and Richelgoire are here. CHAMPAGNE STAKES. One mile. Twilight., Malta, Curlew, Weatherboual, and Stampedo are here. ENTRY FOR OVINGDEAN PLATE. About five furlongs. Sweetaance, Suburban, Diane, Vergi,s Mien Nicht, Miss Emma, Baliveroe, !Ashen, En fi eld, Antwerp, Croustade, Bleck Lily. Mi.tire, Golden Fleece, Young Viscount, Strike, Foretop, Golden Grape, Bookaloom, Alta, Mies Rosa, Sagittarius, and f by Tipperary Boy. There i 4, it appears, great joy in Dublin in con sequence of Lord Palmerston's statement about the Galway subaidy. THE LATE, FATAL AFFRAY IN NORTHUMBERLAND- Emu?. —On inquiry yesterday morning, it was found that Major Murray, who left the Chartng-orees Hospital in the early part of last week, and was conveyed to the residence of his mother and brother, at No. 35, Harley-street, Cavan dish-square, and where he is still constantly attended by be. Canton, is fast progressing towards recovery from the effects of the pistol-shot wounds in the neck, inflicted by Mr. Roberta. Major Murray strictly &dimes to his state ment before the ooroner, and no further steps are, it is be tiered, contemplated either by the family and friends of Mr. Roberta or the police authorities, the venlict of " justifiable homicide," and the evidence before the *ury, being deemed sufficient to justify no further prooee d inge being taken. Mrs. Roberta, the widow, has taken poseemion of all the property in Northumberland-street belonging to Mr. Roberts, and will act as administratrix. The whole of the furniture and other articles still remain on the premises, the term for which the rooms were rented of Mr. Pomfret not havim yet expired. THS EXTRAORDINARY CA/II OF Ai RAULT AT Hex- TOIL Edis,tbe warrant officer at Warship-street Police-court, hes reported the result of inquiries made into the strange came of assault in Herbert-street, New North-road, Horton, laid bdore the magistrate on Thursday lad. It will be remembered that Mr. Mackenzie, an engineer, had been entrapped into the house by a letter from • woman whom he had met in spoilt and had been furiously attacked by two men who fumed him to sign some document. After making this statement on Thursday Mr. Mackenzie felt much worse, his throat giving him much pain, and he was therefore accompanied by Mr. Hailstone, the chief clerk, to the house of Dr. Edmunds., the surgeon of Spital-square. In the meantime the warrant for the apprehension of his assailants. having bee. signed by the magistrate, was placed in the hands of Edis for execution. (In reach ing the house, however, Fslis found that the woman hail de camped, and the only additional information he could ob tain was that she bad been staying there several months, and there could be Do doubt whatever that it was • designed and prearranged plan of attack between her and the two men, at, after Mr. Mackenzie had called in the morning, a note was despatched by the woman for the Germans, who were in the home waiting for the applicant when he re turned at one o'clock. All the officer's subsequent inquiries were of no avail • and, though several other constables have aided in the sear ch, and have traced all three assailants as having bean at various places subsequently in and near Landes, the latter have hitherto succeeded in evading appre hensioo. Not the least singular part of the affair is, that though the applicant bad both money and property to • coo siderable amount on his person at the time of the outrage, no attempt was made to take it. CoMMIITAL FOR WILFUL MIIRDEIL—..OI2 Wed nesday, a young man, named Francis Pretwell, was brought before the sitting magistrates at the fildre-hall, Nottingham, charged with the wilful murder of Elizabeth Brey, as the village of Bilborough, Nottingham. From the eenot adduced it appeared that the prisoner and the deceased were servants to neighbouring farmers, soil resided in the same pariah. An intimacy commenced between them, which resulted in the women becoming emvinte, and to avoid exposure he gave her some corrosive sublimate for the pur pose of procuring abortion. Immediately after she had swallowed the potion she became very ill, being violently seized with fits of vomiting and convulsions, and a few days afterwarda she expired. A port Poorten examination of the body wan made, and the surgeons were of opinion that death had ensued from irritant poison. Mr. Cowley appeared for the prisoner, who, having been duly cautioned, stated that be should rearm his defence. Prisoner was then com mitted to take his trial at the next Nottingham anises on tke capital charge. EIROCLINO ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WHITERN EAlLWAT.—Yesterday morning an accident of a frightful nature occurred to the second guard of the 7.15 'whew°. tary train of the above railway, from Paddilifften to the west of England, named Baldwin, of Bristol. The occur rence took place at the Ealing Station in the presence of • number of persons. It appears that the flint stopping place of this train after leering Paddington is Slough, and as the I train was nearing Folio; Station the unfortunate man must have got upon the step board of one of the carriages, and it is said that while he was in the act of handing • eaper to • the train was pasting the station platf orm, whin by some mesas came in contact with legs, dragged him beckwards, and his bead was crushed in as l awful manner by a boss-box at the end of the train. The body of the poor man was found upon the line near the station in a frightfully mutilated condition. It was terribly mangled, one leg being severed almost from the trunk. The remains were removed to the station for a coroner's inquest. It is averted that soother seeident occurred to • ticket collector at this stabs. *Venn a few weeks since under similar circurnataeora, lent fortunately sot attended with fatal consequences, although considerable injury was blieted. Feaßrrr ArCIDC.NT NEAR CORER Ctgn&—On Saturday week some boys went from the village of Kinston to bathe in the see, near Eocombe, and is retailing four of them, instead of coming by the path, ocierived the dal* project of climbing up the almostperpeadicular cliff which terminates • hill to the mat of Lacombe, about 500 feet high, and which forms the bold headland called Egmont, or more popularly Hounristout. By • somewhat circuitous rotate they succeeded h nearly reaching the top, when one of the fors shed his foot on a loose stone, which, giving way, rolled doers the steep declivity, and struck a boy named °godchild on the bead. The poor little fellow kid hie bold and was precipitated down • de clivity of 300 feet.A shepherd was below, and watched his demist, so fearful to contemplate, rolling loon slopes, and falling over precipices, some 20 or 30 feet high, till he reached the bottom. The man took him up and carried him to his own house, about three-quarters of • mile distant. At first his Life appeared extinct, bat medical aid was rendered, and though he is not yet out of danger, hope% are entertained of the boy's ultimate re covery. He appears to bare sustained but few brains, and time chiefly about the head, a circumstance explained by the fact that the ground on which he fell in dssasnding roe of the highest precipices was composed of soft clay ; had it bees any hard substance, be mist have been dashed to pieces. We may add that the three remaining boys reached the tap of the cliff in safety.—SArreorne JourNia. Vourtyrxra ACCIDILNTIA —The battle of Pound bury was likely to have • sanguinary conclusion—nos volun teer (Park, of Blandford) having his thumb shattered, ano- ther his ear grazed, and a third came borne minus • whis ker. This last aceident—a most singular one—arose entirely heath* volunteer's ow* imprudence, and should operate aa • eantioe mildest the disreputable and uneoldierhire prac tise of smoking short pipes in the ranks. The volunteer bed Isar or aye blank cartridges in his cartouche, and it is @apposed aspark from hi% pipe found • way among them. fortunately is • vertical direction, scattering iltepseiTse d coppers which were among the cartridges, ads pekes if the valuator?, whisker. dtertorne J 011MITCATION or ME NiarourAn Peovrecen. —" • Turin letter bee the folio :—" A commiasion esmpeesd of Generals Valfre, and Pomari, and Bear Admirals A 'bud asd Premise, bee bees charm d by the Minister of War to mike a tour throne: the Neapolitan end Sicilian provisoes to Sr no the points which ought to be fortified both I. the interior and along the coast A peat number of young officers of the staff sod of the engi neers have hem placed at the disponi of this commirsioe, of which Colossi de Revel, of the Artillery, and member of the Chamber of Deputies, has bees appointed secretary. The survey km been already oommenced in the Strait of Messina, the coasts of which will be fortified in such a meaner as to prevent vessels of war from approaching them. The old fortifications of Meg. Loa are to be preserved, and strengthened, with the excep tion of those which are solely directed against the town, end the demolition of which has been commenced. The Adriatic coast will also be carefully surveyed by this commission. which appears disposed in favour of 'Warps' the port of Brindisi, aid streepbeeing its fortification'. The Bay of Tenet* will be fortified, and the fortifications of Naples repaired, and tecressed sow to render it inaccessible from the ma. The expire will be mammas, bat the city will have to bear part of it. Almost all the gone now in the forts will have to be replaced by others, sod a thousand heavy cameos will be required to properly fortify Naples. The Lehner of War lase already gives large orders both in Magland and Sweden, as the szemals of the `)fate cameo( fin all the artillery necessary for those different arum menta." SHARE LIST S.-(THIS DAY.) Two O'CiocL - - - The railway share market ahowa increased heaviness to-day, and there is an almost general reduction in prices. Great Western and Eastern Counties stocks are especially de pressed, the fall being fully 1 per cent. Caledonian has receded ; Midland, ; and Lan cashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern about ; Loudon and North Western and Great Northern are little affected. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock 92/ to f ; Great Western, 68 t o ; Midland, 121 to j ; Lanawhire and Yorkshi re , 1104 to j ; Sout Eastern, 811 to 1 ; Caledonian, 991 to 100 ; and Eastern Counties, 48 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain firm, and are marked 11 prem. Other foreign as well as Indian and Canadian lines are very quiet WIDISAZY lUA AID STUCK& db * I Pd I ILLIIWATt I C1ui121 7e 44117 427 P6c.5 . I 10 l t°41 1" 6" :, 119 a 11 , 111m.irfoLeSeettrVaL n s* N. IN 1109..Inn..*Ceielons 84 86 16 allllbekburn — wo w. U 6 / 1 1 111 7 1 b awl_ Tri, —, — — 16 all BoMommesmu.ll.lld.C 6 7 N. Oil ilbriabl and SLEW N. 106 Caledeedan 89 all Cork sad Bandon — .... 19 MI Osniwill 1 8 16 all Do. •iA no div. =WI —— DI all Do. B 1 p.c. le paid to B. N all Debbi Mit Balimt Jae. 41 43 N all Dmel.,Parth, 0 Alxl.h. 04 9 .- 96. 184 DM N. 146 besen Al iriailes 4O 10 491 9 N. MO heira DMus, Nook • Be 41 +6.4.105 IM. book b 28 751 N all bat Seat U. ill idinbursh and Glasgow 67 19 U. lb actinbro'.Parth, Dundee 171 tie .- 18 an /orb and Clyde .Innc. Ylb Glasgow Western 107 108 all Orme North of hotiand 111 114 114. Meat Northern U. 100 Do. A bock 94 65 1341 II& 100 Do. 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N. &Wales Or. 69. e.l 100 Do.llp. 0., 1871 to 167 100 Do. 1 p. c.,1888 .. Nova Bootle 6 per cent , IWI lOO .. Airt.Dov. 6 p.c. Bonds 100 .. Vie. M. 6p. c.Jan.etJuly,loo .. Do. do. 6p. c. April et 0.300 BRITISH MINE 6D.1 Yon. I N. CI. prices. I asks. 106 1011 106 107 1 107 109 98 99 19i 1 107 10I; 1 107 1 1 97 96 97 fni 801 106 106 10 1061 91 e - mil i No. I Ob. I Mum. I N. I C. prior I 861 n. 6.190 - Alfred Com ,PBlllsa, 11.1.15 11 11 - >D,OO 10 Brltbii Ina l6 1 1 - 1 600 - alltord 1,051 .. Ike. O. Coo. (tublii ) 1 346 365 id 8623 ad 612 .. Ear Borst Mew) - 3144 .. Ear Caradoo 36 - 4,000 .. LW /lrd Mahal U. 43 8 244 a - 430 .. Grarbisr di IL Antra. IQ IS 14 - 6,000 .. GNU lostb Tolgas . IT. 3 Si 113 6.120 .. o.wk.ativeurhuisai Pawl - - - 6,900 .. 0. Wb. Var (Nroton) la* 4 3 - 1064 00 .. Of41•Vill• - .. Brad isrool 711. a& SS 36 36 6.000 .. 1513.1.0 Nun 4111.61 j 11§ - 0.606 .. Up WNW 1.12.11. - on .. Kama (17a7 Wank. H - ton .. Nora Dams - I l ia .. S. lama 8 33 - 0.000 .. N. 17D. 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Jan. 1 - - - MOWOOO •-• IS 6 a - 0 Cum WI N 36 -• 10, NON 1 tr i sir I emiNt Cogger WI i 1 - NOW I Nam (LIN) - 10,000 19 010■1301. - - 80.000 11 W. Naliisiii leb arglalls i V) I § Iwo 1/ I 40.000 I§ d =6 06 (IIn.) I 1 If pp - NM I Lung - KM 6 Isairil6l - I 1 i - NSA& I IDILSa ail * 3 - MOO I .MN Copper of B ArNalla (Llu) - NINO WI 170301=1Uvorlard Idi 2 4 - WOW 5 Par - 30,000 1 810111* NNW (am) IN. 3db par - 43,174 10.181 Omar awls& I all 43 5 61 1 i 10,0001 1 WaNder (13a) all i 5 - 4U7IT !POCK WILL Fa 1 lb. 1 1/160. IN. ICI. perm 1 INN NOW Ur Agra sr* U. kr. Dark . SO SS 111 - *865 00 Agilrarla a a a 'se i NiotONa IS Dank ad ri 1 204 - la DIN alrze. l* 62 93 16 ad - 10.6 M 10 ask of Trebly $ 13 1 dla - NAN 10 Nark N. AMMO*" - 13110 a Or& Disk ad Lad* Agraillg. aril alba . all SO 1111 - NON 25 arid. Mini al INN Ira.. awl aim ail 111 30 - 11 ON IN NOW 1411 - NOW WM Ma at amok NMI WO 4 Lulu 16,010 IS Dab Ort..oAularrld all Ille 17 - 03105 IN O. Doak at Ornerier' all - - NM IS I. Co. Baok of /ANL all 223 10 8 2 18* 21 13009 30 Do. Now . pw - NON OS sod Corals - .0.111111 Illb liallibesk 10 30 31 zit - ad ems a• • Ow* Afri; 10 13 Idu - 1 nen we Swl Wargulgr lll 06 07 zd - ad UN* 10 Pers. istagd 42 -. - - NON 111 Do l e w a - -. 24 2 a Dark - - 26,0001 m 91 a ow MIMI War 0000 20 Dark Wooer an a a eft awl 10 Wok - 15MI WS al irglard U- - - .US 15 Arrears all - -..-.. 43000 W aim OtAartulla - NOW SO tram oilman 22 ak la - L 000) 100 Oritg NNW- 4O -,, - - PROVINCIAL MARE MARKETS. LITII9IOOL, Avoca? T.-Caledonian, 1004 101-lantern Coun ties, 91 9/-Great Northern, 1061 1061-Great Western, 69 69/ -lasnossille and Yorkshire Stock. 1101 1101-london and North Modern Stock, 921 921-London and Borah Western, 95 94- Manchester, liseMeld, and Lincolnshire, 4tl 44 1 1.1.-Midland Sao*, 1191 12S-Ditto, new shares, 1 11 p.-North British, 611 96-North inallordshire, 44 41 d.- North Eastern. Berwick, g ig lil a ttae-Ditto, Yart and North Midland. 93 93e-Ditto. Leeds Kook. lot 401-9ouin Imam and Doren 144 24 7-16-- West Midisaol. Wert , 441 451-Bolfalo and lake Moron, 41 *- Dutch Itasulab. 91 9 Mil d.--Grand Trunk of Canada, 4 9-16 4 11.111-Graat Irmatboug, 71 71-Great Wastes et Canada, 94 111-11112ria fUwMal, 1191 aiessmat 24 241- Therms oisi henry Insurance, 13-16 1 p. XANMIIMR, AU0022 7.-The market maned strong, but nava way ormaiderably. Caledonian. 1004 4-Grand Trunk of = l2. 44-Great Western, 701 MI-Illinois Central, 90 d and Yorkshire, 1104 4-Gordon and North Mad am 99-Manchester, Mardield, and Lincolnshire, 444 2!-,youth &alarm, 20-Nottinghant and Grantham, 874 -New York and Brie, 94-W, and Furness Five-and.a-lialf per Cent. Redeemable, 106 31111171011211, AUGUST 7.-The transactions of to-day were -London sod North Western Kock, on-Birmingham Bank ing Company's shares, 111-Birmineam Waggon, old. 131 en larir-Blrminidans Waggon, new, els. ad. pm.-Old Union Mill, 10-81affordshire and Wercestarehire Canal edema at MO-Bir mingham Waterworks, at 361-Binninghato Canals, at 921. Tint Onion! or Ftftltit—A lengthy discussion took place at the merging of the Liverpool 'Town Council yesterday relative to several large fires which have recently occurred in that town. The chairmen of the Watch Com mittee mid that it was almost impossible to discover the origin of fires, and be thought that the coroner or some other public officer should be empowered to inquire into the origin of every fire. In his opinion many of Item were the work of incendiaries. Several members suggested that the police should ore stesm fire engines, similar to those of Loudon, New York, and other large towns, and the subject was ultimately referred to the Watch Committee for far ther comideration. MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAIJ Two e'CLoct. The stock markets to-day are Batter, owing partly, as it would appear, to the rain. The re lapse in the funds, however, is limited to 1-16 or i per cent. English railway stocks continue to de cline. The chief fall to-day is in Great Western and Eastern Counties. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 68fr. 40c., being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 901 to 1 for money, and 906 and Ir for the account. The present quotations are sok to for cash, and 90 9-16 to 11-16 or 906, for the 10th September. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 906, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151; India Five per Cent. stock, 1869, 991,1, I ; ditto for account, 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1863, 961; ditto, 1864, 986 ; ditto Bonds, 45., 8s„, ss. die. ; Exchequer Bills, March, Ils. dis.; ditto June, 4e., dis. ; ditto small, par. Turkish Bonds retain considerable steadiness, but have receded I per cent. ; the loan of 1854 is now quoted 74 to 80, and that of 18.7#8, 70/ to 711. The Peruvian Uribarren ' Bonds are still rising. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Chilian Six per Cents., 101 ; ditto Three per Cents., 70 ; Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 631, 64 (exchange, 12/1.) ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 876, 886, 871, 881 ; ditto Three per Cents., 746 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 791 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 80 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 701; ditto, for account, 716, 701, 711, 71 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 72 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1006, ex div. The Bohemian, for Quebec to-day, has taken 27,1001. in specie. The discount market yesterday continued quiet. The rates for good bills were 41 to 4 , 1 per cent. Busi ness at the Bank was again slack. In the Consol market yesterday, the rate for loans on government securities up to the September settlement was 4 to 4i per cent. A sum of 84,0001. in gold, mostly Australian, was taken to the Bank yesterday, making a total of 300,0001. since the date of the last return. It must be borne in mind, however, that at this time of the year there is always a great demand for coin for harvest purposes. From the indications of pressure upon the country bankers, which thence reacts on the metropolis, we infer that the demand upon the Bank of England for coin mast have been unusually heavy. A sudden anxiety is shown by farmers in every part of the country to take advantage of the fine weather by pushing forward harvest operations as fast as pos sible. The gold that is withdrawn, however, remains in the country, and will ultimately find its way back to the Bank of England. The failure was announced yesterday of the old and respectable firm of James Coster Beater, Den nant, and Russ, warehousemen, of Aldermanbury. The liabilities are computed at about 200,0001" in cluding a large sum claimed by the executors of the late Mr. James Coster, who died about four years ago. This claim, the embezzlements of the two principal clerks, and the unsatisfactory charac ter of the trading, are the causes of the stoppage. No accurate estimate can yet be formed of the ulti mate result of the liquidation. The house used to transact a large business, and until very . recently has stood in high repute. The circular issued is subjoined : 3 and 4, Aldermantauy, London, August 7, 1861. Gentlemen,—We deeply regret to inform you that having sustained heavy losses during the last four years, and haring now discovered considerable delinquency on the part of our two principal clerks, we deem it advisalge to suszde4nym have ent. been placed in the hands of Mesas. Humphryi, Honey, and Honey, of Ironmonger•lane, ars. conntants, who Mid submit a statement to you as moon as possible. Trusting to your forbearance, we iire,kc., BEAM, DENNANT, an d Russ, Trading as James Coster, Beater, Dennant, and Russ. Mears. Nottingham, Clougg, and George, ware housemen, of Cannon•street, have also stopped payment, but the liabilities in this case are limited. From Liverpool is announced the stoppage of a respectable house carrying on an American agency business, with moderate liabilities. The Bombay and Mauritius mails are a few days overdue, but the delay is believed to have occurred through the monsoon. The Portuguese financial agent publishes the par ticulars of 30,000 Three per Cent. Bonds, series B, of 1001. each, which have been created for railway purposes, pursuant to the sanction given by the Curtis last year. The sum issued on account of this capital is 598,8001. The London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company have notified that the arrears of interest due ou the Dover Extension capital will be paid on the 15th September. The holders of deferred interest letters are therefore required to send them in immediately, to be exchanged for warrants on the company's bankers. This announcement affords satisfactory evidence of the progress of the under taking. The directors of the London and Rockwall Rail way Company have determined to recommend a dividend for the half-year ending 30th June last, at the rate of 21. los. per cent. per annum. The London and North Western Railway traffic' return shows this week a decrease of 2,6161. the Great Northern au increase of 7911., and the Lon don and South Western an increase of 1,2561. The following is the report of the directors of the Ceylon Railway Company, to be presented at the meeting on the 19th August : The meeting is convened for the purpose of receiving the assent of the proprietors to a deed for dissolving the com pany's contract with the Ceylon government, on repayment to the company of its capital, in terms of the resolution passed by the proprietors at the extraordinary general meeting of the 14th February last. The deed provides for the repayment of the capital by the government of Ceylon, on the 21st of August, with interest at 6 per cent. to that date—in consideration of which, the government of Ceylon is to become entitled to the whole of the company's pro perty, assuming all its respoositilitiee The deed further provides that an act of parliament .hall be obtained next session, at the expense of the government of Ceylon, to diasolse the company. In the meantime the functions of the executive will be exclusively confined to the dogle; of the company's affairs as expeditiously as possible. War. ranta for the amounts paid up on the respective shame, with interest, will be issued on the 21st August to there proprietors who shall previously have lodged their share certificates at the company's offices. The certificates mud be accompanied by the annexed form, which should be for warded to the secretary as soon ea possible, duly filled up and alined. - - Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas and coke, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Inswance.—Alliance British and Foreign 113 ; Atlas, 12 ; Clerical, Medical, and General Life, 24 , 3 ; FAgle, 7 ; Guardian, 411, ; Indemeit m Marine, mid 140 ; Legal and Ge. aeral Life, ; London, 42 4 ; London and Prow: Ma ripe, 2 ; Manna, 91 ; ean arias, 93, 3 ; Rock Life, 83 ; Union, 270; Thames and Mersey Marino, ; Mensal Marine, 11, 3,1. Gas Light and Coke.—City of London A, 253 ; Great Central, 123, ; Imperial, 80, 79f, ex div. ; London, 67; ditto, Parliamentary, 293 ; ditto, blue preference, 623, 3 ; Insuseu, 701, 3. ex dm. Docks.—Era and West India, 117. 116; London, 53, 2. Canal. — Birmingham (Guar. 4/. p. c. Lou. and N.W.)911. Waterworks.—West Middlesex, 106 ex div. Witb reference to the market for American secu rities Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : There has been an active market for American securities In London dazing the put week. The defeat of the Federal army baa b roug h t i n numer ous sellers, and prices does lower. WzinizsDAy Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to for money, opened this morning at the same quota tion and closed at 90i to For the 10th of September the price opened at 901 to I, and closed at 90 , 1 to The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1, ; ditto, for account (Sept. 10), 901) ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90i, ; New Three per N u t ; 90f, 1 ; Bank Stock, 235, 234, 236, 234 ; India Fire per Cent. stock, 99,', 1, ; ditto, foe account, 100, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. ebentures, April, 1864, 961 ; ditto, Iffa 961 , ; ditto Bonds, 10a., 6s. dis. ; Five per Ceitt. 'enlaced" rupee paper, 941. The India Loan scrip has improved to 1001 to 1. The Five per Cent. Stock was quoted 100 to * If o r the new account (10th September), the " conti nuation" to which was 7-16 to 1 per oent., or about b 1 per cent. per annum. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 15a. to 10s. dia. ; the June, 4a. din. to par ; and India Bonds, 10e. to 6e. ilia. There was again an active demand for Turkish Bonds, which are still risingrapidly. The advance to-day amounted to I per cent. in the loan of 1854, and 1/ per cent. in that of 1858. The closing quotations were respectively 79f to 801 and 71 to 1. Mexican Bonds were firm at 22/ to Peruvian Bonds continue to rise. In the market for Bank shares the only alteration was a alight improvement in Union Bank of London. Miscellaneous shares were quiet. There were some inquiries for East India Irrigation. The closing quotations fur shares in new under takings to-day were an follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance. 41 to 1 pram. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, Ito t pram .; Universal Marine In surance, Ito di.; London and Provincial Marine, par ; ins and Japan Steam, Ito 1 dia. ; Natal Land, I to 1 clia. • Oriental and General Marine, Ato 1 prem. ; and Compressed Coal, 1 to t# pram. The shares of the Mercantile Fire Insurance Company were last quoted 13-16 to 15-16 premium. The list was closed at 4 o'clock this afternoon. An advance of per cent. took place to-day is Cape of Good Hope Government Bonds. There was a fresh fall of 1 per cent. in United States Five per Cents. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The mining market remains quiet. Little busi ness has been done to-day. Present quoto tions axe as follows :— East Caradon, 231 • to 24e ; Marko Valley, 9i to ; West Polmear, 19s. to 20s. ; Wheal' Buller, 87f to 92} ; Wheal Ludcott, 2# toe ; North Downs, 41 to ; Sortridge Consols, 12s. to 136. ; Stray Park, 30 to 31; and Tolvadden, 3 to }. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) shares continue in demand, and have been dealt in at jj to prem. United Mexican remain fiat, and are marked 44 to J. There have been transactions in Bon Aooord at 4 prem. A second dividend of ss. per share is payable on the shares of the Vigra and Clogan Copper Mining Company of Merionethshire on the 12th instant. 115 118 -. 88 54 U ft 8a - I Id MIME& •3 qa COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGREI. Wesatir i es s ley. Oats. I Rye. BOOM r Pam June ! 9 July 6 sos 10d als 9d Re edges fid, lid See lid sag Od ed l llol 11.5 42s 44142 s 01 20 sos id'3oo ed Nees &CM ad Ws 100 514 Ild Ills led les ad 41$ 1011405 Id Aug. w adi. Aggro , gets Average 50s led lid ids ed Ifs 10.1 1 10 t 4d. DOTT.—Wheet. o Pansy, UM Oats, Res, Be. am and Its; la 1.306: DaOuat Bw a.—Wbeat. 06,767: a i ds. 1.213:: rya, 19: bum ics , 1,173 peas, 106 quarters. DIAGRAN SNOWING TWO mammon II THB AVIRAGI PRI= or witaxe roam 781111 WIZIS MAXIM full, 27.' Aug. S. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) BUGAIL —The market must still be quoted rather doll, but the importers generally refuse to sell under last week's prices. The demand for cargoes afloat of foreign continues good, sad three are reported sold. Refined steady. Cons—Prices bays scarcely been supported, yet the article has much confidence. . . _ . ILL —Ti27Assam - in 7ublic sales to-day is going off at rather higher prices. Carron continues firm-44:10 hales sold. Roy.—This market ia dull. Common proof leewards mold ls. 7d. riPITR —Thin article is steady, llut not active. Re fraction 9 to 91 sold at 345. 6d. COCHINEAL. —The periodical sales went off imigularly, about half sold ; the better kinds of Hondurassilver from 2d. to 4d. advance ; other descriptions sold heavily. JUTE went uff heavily in the public sa/es. Common to good sold 12/. 10s. to 171. 15s. Markets generally steady to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexed prices :—Towa tallow, 465. 'Jd. ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, old, 445. to 455. 6d. ; new, 475. ; September, 475.; October to Dec., 475.; January to March, 475. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MAR&ET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is about the same as on Thursday last. The demand is by no means active, and it is difficult to maintain Monday's quotations. The supply of sheep is rather shorter; quite sufficient, however, for the demand. Prices are warmly as good as on Monday. Lambs and calves met with a very dull sale at late rates. Our foreign supply con sists of 320 beasts, 2,550 sheep, and 35. calves. From Ireland, 52 calves ; 90 . mikh cows from the home counties. Per stone of Blbs. s. d. a. d. Per stomp at Ms. • . s. d. Beat Scots, tiered'. 4 8 5 DostDos&llf-bdsB6 5 5 5 Best Bhorteborns 46 4 Best Long-w 0015.... 0 0 0 Second goaL beasts 3 4 4 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 5 • Calves Pip Dort Dostgli.breds 0 0 0 lambs BiisTi iiMaii.l:loo : MP. 220. said lamb.. 12,020:021m, 6n; SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Maws. Davis and Co. report trade slow, at the following prime :—Prime meadow hay, 755. to Bts. ; superior ditto, Pfle. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, Ms. to 50s. ; new ditto, 50a. to Ws. ; clover, old, 90s. to 120 e. ; straw, 30s. to 40s. ea allele. Pity a July U. J • • 10 .. • • 0 .. TRAFI I IO RETI7RNS. Kass Pas- Her. Total, Total RAILWAY/ open Morro chenille' 1961 DMA Week ending June 9. Grad Indian Peninsula 3501 2,249 4,106 0255 3,732 Week ending July 27. Scottish North Einem US Edinburghandl:Amigos, 142 Week ending July 25 . Detroit and Milwaukee 156 Week ending July '26 Great Westerr. of Canada 345 Week ending July North Devon Week ending August 2 Waterford and Limerick 77 Waterford anal Kilkenny 31 Limerick and Week ending August 3 Belfast and County Doan 49 South Wales 4,110 7,397 - 1,901 - 01,131 1066 7,01111 1,645 6,1111 610 UR 782 820 1,1.42 1,611 222 1 , 5 427 488 112 44 102 122 616 114 750 095 - 7,480 7,881 Week ending August 4 Great Northern .393 16.285 12.887 Landon & North Western 1,012 64.146 41,444 London & South Weston 20,801 6,039 Manchester, Mangled. mind Lineolsahlre Manchester, South Junc tion. & Altrlacham Cornwall Lancashire and Yorkshire 11164 18,066 21,663 39,617 North Btafrord,hlre Oswestry and Newtown 3O 889 2 , 8 161 Meter 29,172 37.411 96.279 94,111 25,930 - 15,985 14,786 I,» 1,1110 RAM 11.4111 THE Chore IN WORCISTERSHIRE.—The hay making in this county has been disastrous, and very little good bay has been secured, while a large swathe is still lying in the field subject to the vicissitudes the weather. Wheat is promising although s are sadly affected with blight. Barley will be generally • good sample, and in many places • good crop. The mangolds are almost universall affected with • new disease, which will make the crop a light one. Fruit is almost • total failure, but this will not be so severely felt, as there was • lane excess of cider made last year. The most serious failure, we fear, will be that of the potato. Up to the last fortnight the plant was looking most luxuriant, mid the roots were healthy and sound, but the old disease has latterly manifested itself in an unmistakeable manner, and it appears to be spreading rapidly.— Worcestershire Chronicle. _ _ . - iciEISOTAwoLD RAM SA Lgg.—ne sedan which have es yet taken place thin year, from the docks of oar Cotswold sheep-breeders, have been more than ordinarily saamodtd, and tend to prove the high estimation is which this elms of sheep continue to be held. In some instances very high prices have been maimed, sod an Battu-day last, thirty= rains, from the Bock of Mr. Robert lone, of Cottage Farm, near Northland; sold by Mr. Arthur Aoock, averaged 34i. I. Bd. each ,- ow ram was Imocited down to Mr. G. Fletcher for 120 gninsaa, and others sold for sack 1 prices as 46, 50, 54 71, 62, 65, /Ad 108 rime. la Examiner.