The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-13 00:00:00

of English volunteers into Garibaldi's eau"- licaretly a steamer arrives, either here or at Palermo, without some of your countrymen. The majority of three generous fellows belong of ',mot e to the working-dames, but amongst them are otticert who have seen service in the British army, situdent+ from your universities, surgeons, Cal men of independent mews. The day before yesterday the City of Aberdeen, a large steamer, hired or bought by th e Di ctator, had on board six Englialigentlemen belonging to the last-mentioned clam. They were all heartily welcomed by the Gemini and have metered his army. A still more curious fact ia that the eldest son of Prince Caritii, formerly ambassador of his Neapolitan Pdajtwty to the Court of St. James, has enlisted in the national army. His example will undoubtedly be followed by other noblemen and ottieers, amid will produce • good effect, not only in Italy, but in Europe generally. 1 have from good authority that either to-marrow or the day after the Vice-Dictator Depretia will promulgate the Piedmontese statute as the funda mental law of the island. A counsel of state will be established and the Courts of law reorganised upon the liberal principles which prevail in Sardinia. The promulgation of the constitutional sfabdu will be announced to the Sicilians by a manifesto, de claring the adherence of the Sicilian government to the itolice of Victor Emmanuel and its firm faith In the triumph of Italian political union. This manifesto will be signed by Di-pretis and (iaribaldi's touch-abused secretary, Cnspi. You will no doubt remember that the Sicilian tempers of 15110 were first rung from the tower of Santa Maria degli Angeli, also calla! Della Mosel*. It was there that the first resistance of the Paler mitana took plate, and there that the brutality of the Neapolitan soldiery first appeared in all its horrors. To immortalise the heroic resistance made by the monks of that convent, the Minister of War lies, by Garibahli's order, made a present of a bell to the omvent, accompanying it with the fol lowing letter : rvenuad rather,—lt 6 bet common justice that a last ing mesmerist stmeeld recall to the memory of the heroic people of rehires* that plies which was the cradle of the halasit liberty of Ilisily. It in far this name that, waxed ins weeders *wee by the °anent Dilatator, DOW dor yea a bell, epos which will be suffused the year, the day, sad the hour to which the bells of the Comment dells llamas aemaed from their slumber the sees of Palermo, alit called upon them to take up arms for the destractiou of an unbri dled aid buquitome tyransy. (Aligned) Owns. To revert to military subjects, it is rumoured that the Neapolitan forces which have lately left Messiest are now being concentrated on the coast of the mainland, and as General Lamoricire is at pry-Neat with a large body of troops at Spoleto, I think it by no means unlikely that the Neapolitan government may be anxious to secure the co-opera tion of the French general in remitting any landing upon the Calabrian coast attempted by Gene Garibaldi himself, or by any other of the patriot leaders. The Amphion has arrived in this port, a circumstance which has greatly increased the con fidence of those British subjects who have any in terest in property either iu the town or the onvi roes, and which has given great satisfaction to the Italians, who always welcome with joy the appear ance of the British flag hi these water,' ; indeed, nothing can be more cordial than the good feeling which on every occasion they testify for English men, whose warmest sympathy they well know they possess. I hope by the time I next write to be able to give you some highly interesting informa tion. LOSS OF THE (:.t Nt :ES STEAMER. The Athenian bring,. intelligence of the total loon of the steamer Osage., built by John laird, Esq., of Birken. head, for the Oriental Inland Stews Naviotiou C'ompany. The flanges was inteetled for the s a n u ilation of the Indian r. rive. end was a vess e l o f excee di v light draught of water. She foundered in a entitles unexpected manner en the 29th July, in Ist. 3.5.10 N., lea. 13 W. She left Liverpool on the 12th June, boned for India. The crew upon abandoning her divided themselves into three small baste, and steered a course fur the island of Madeira, but is consequence .4 the high sea running at the time they all parted company during the night. One boat, containing seven of the cr e w, i n th e c h arge o f th e secon d officer, made Madeira after being exposed to a tremendous sea for four days, am' as the Athenian was steaming out of p.rt she pawed another t 4 the bean, in charge of the chief officer. The lifeboat, contatinit‘ the captain awl nine met, wee still arcing , and emelt •itsiety was felt for them, tee dap baying elapsed since the low the (lenges. The lap. boat was the best fitted ...it of the three. The Athe nian brings home thew weeil in the era boat. The names of those still missing are ;.•- William Callan, master ; Charles William Huniphrie., iliief engineer: William Charles Thompeon, carpeuter; bewrence Holland, steward; John River, seaman; Wilhum Faleards, 1.1171111111; Thomas Brown, penman ; Willinnt Paaiderwel, fireman ; William Caddy, fireman. The stove facts of this sad ..,urrenee are from the re. port of Mr. Piaanck, the purer .4 the Athenian, but we have sits.. learned that on the arrival of the Osage. at Labia, the captain wrote house to the effect that the vessel his, during the rue out, behaved A.lmirshly ; that although she woe of a light draught r 4 water, she wiled well is a rough era, and warn in every other particular, so for as his operate, went, a good twit The vowel, it must be re toembswed, was never built for wren sailing, and her de parture from the Mersey tor Indus was looked upon by some with 'mime .4 anxiety for her ultimate safety, while others, relying on th. fame .f her builder., were am. vine of her surcees. How fir these expettations were cornet the segued shown. The vessel was commanded by as experienced captain, asabt..l by competent officers, and manned by a well selected tree on far as this is concerned them can he no cause for blame. The survivors who have arrived here in the Athenian are warm in their praise of the orealuct of the captain and otfieci., but they moot account for the vessel foundeting in the manner she did. After leaving Leib.° the weather mu what is Tragically tamed " dirty," and the steamer I ireliwl and worked heavily, bet this caused no surprise However, on the day of the cametroptie smile 4 the seamen heard a noise like the click of a clock in the waist of the @hip. This eoutinued for some time soil it was uhlanately observed that the vessel was giving way amidships. WI the cap tain stood by the ship, mei it ma .oily ekes he atiw that all hope of saving her was gone lie gave olden to launch the boats. This was hardly ,lone, and there wee just time to throw a few hags of biscuit. into the biota, when the vessel lurched. The men in the boat. pulled away se quick as they couldand in five miutites The broke is two, anielshipe, and went down. The unfortunate mem were now left to their own reweamm. They bad wired nothing but what they stood in, and sonte of their clothing was very light inked. The era WWI running high, awl often broached over the heats, thenehing the awe and completely saterst. leg the hisenita. This was the case in the boat which Mr. Cole., the eseowl of f icer, c..nse...teled. During the night the Imat..eperated, awl , after four days of toil sal suffer ing, aggravativl by having nothing West bet biscuits waked In salt water, Mr. Coles' host mode the island of Muleira, and aAA there transferred to the Athenian awl brought safe to laverpeol. The second hod was pawed by the .tthenian nn toming ..ut of Madeira. 'thus two blots are vote ; but there war .1" W.. 111 of the am COUSSIISIIIIINI by the captain. Tag SToriu crEIATtIIDAIr. —The storm which passed over the netropilis on Saturday morning iii.l a n.e siderable amount of damage. Owe of the It light. ning struck the large gilt grasshopper. the enatt of the Grewliam family, which surosount.l the clock tower of the Rossi Exchange, •phtting the ti,mn-, anti causing it to slip dews the rod upon which it restod as a vane. The fluid parsing down the electric rod prevented further damage. The large dragon which surmount( the spire of Bow-church also met with similar injury foal. the lightning. (Me of the wor,v of the ilnurou and a small portion of stonework were and fell. About twenty minutes to 12 o'lock the eluetne finid struck the isseement in front 11 the shop of Mr. Morrison, the tibaccmist, of No. 29, Flethnal.green• reed, adjoining the Salmon awl Ball Tavern, and from thence the fluid pursed doers the area into the kitchen, where the wife of the on:ropier (Mrs. Memnon) was mamma lazily forced to the Soar with fearful violence. Her screams brought the 'permit and others to her assistance, when she was found to he in a state of nuconsciousties., and her left arm was seretelv burnt awl blistered. The wound extend...l from the allow to the wrist, and some time &areal before she reeoser,sl frost the shock. About the lame tines the eh, tric dual struck the roof of the house of Mr. J. Dormer, an undertaker, of No. 279, Betlinahgreen rend, and carried away a stack of chimneys and removed the principal portion of the tiles awl miters, ceasing the ut most coustervatioe to the inmates, who provalent s ti 'tamped personal injury. but thes were much shakes. temfied. The electric fluid iJw. inVssed down the chimney of the house ei Yes. Ashhani. No. to, Bethaelloyno-real, 4d. s en mist, and mound the utmost *lane. Mrs. Ashford arid her daughter were prostrated un the floor, and when the,. herame sensible they were found covert with soot and riabhisli which 1..1 loss n fon-esl .1... n the chimney, and Purl. W O . Ole •Mlenee that 1WV1.11•1 pow, 41 glean niel articles of furniture were broken to piece.. A Mrs. rapt le. was passing along the pavement opposite the Kane.. a nd Hall Tavern, ant was wee to stager *oil fall Against the paling, neer St. John's I 'hareli. The electric howl had struck her 11(101111 the face and partially ilestreyed ..ight. She was able to walk home after a short time. At Vietramt•park own. effe-t. /.1 the storm were felt, r0w."'1cr..1.1.• damage having heel. done to the plantati , eie and shrohlieries. A fatal twee was ',p0rt...110 Mr. Lewis. the ben s coroner, who,. holding an 1111111 e st nu ilaterday afternoon, which referred to the death of N lalsioriag man who was kill, d by lixlitning in a Geld at Issgenhani while is eliance of a !lock of sheep, several 41 which were .dwx think THE' 1 XXVIERL - WWI - LLW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (More Mr. Ocoodmiceir Fans) Ia U TUE IMRE GUElIat. LIFT ASSUILASCI, AND ?MOLLY VIDOWWIIIII. The adjudication in this case had been dirated, sad the argumeete were heard on a formor day. H. Hamar nowgere judgment He sabl-1 have claret*, °mouldered all the arguments urged la this matter to rear me to annul the adjudication. I must decline to do ea With regard to Hrs. Posits's del* of ober 0.0001., 1 ant of opinice that AO hued • pet petitioning creditor's debt notwitisateming Hi= inseflosieacy al the duty paid upon the Win ef Oaf taken out by her. /h. Poore & bur ea adios= the conspany sad reserved _jmipassit. I lege es tics to q ratios the rears of the twirl SO go a& judged, sad still Ism le reverse its &dam With regard to the quarks whether the Mir Ago Orr pry ia • army *bet Me the birreept Pr I bre eciasidered it a glad deal t bat to nor so desk *et ter ;7y warned wa Imre= with a view te mat. t a t a o be drivel Ism bras oat at interest the_ repliers they reseird Er I emar bet Ptak VW it w as a heft or 'mew kit • etermehl or lardre puelosso—Vms wads( et by M S It thus vier are Pim is • wad a anent trading. That via • sellehr rt of bank ruptcy was, I thiak, not ors disputed. I there're cannot seipal was, I If it le to be annulled, it must be ersalkal_ by an appeal to the court above. Liter asked that the advertresiot of the mike might be stayed, until they lisd ea oppaeltel rare as order haw the Lords lusting. Hi. - Honour corseted to stay the eivertleemenli for a week. The petit/calm creditor is Yr Pod* widow, of Maddox stmt. IN al dwelt& AM IlLaNC7s.—atuoincsTloN. The bankrupts welt teemses, el Bermondsey. They had petitioned the court mike the t clauses. Mr. Linklater, ea behalf of Mr. ohnum, a creditor, now applied fur th e petition to be ilienicced, on the ground that the petitionwe lad mot lied the amounts required by law ten dam before the day appointed for the first tilting under the petition. Mr. Tucker, on behalf of the petitioner, said that the time for the sitting had Dot yet arrived ; it was not until the lid: therefore the petitioners were in time to make appli teaks for an extension of the period for filing the accounts. Mr. Lialditor submitted that that application ought to he,. bees made at the latest on Saturday. They knew that the aseenata were not then filed,and had filed a petition for adjudiaffillicu beakrupte7 in aaticipatioa of this pe ob smiss& Hie being Hewer di held that it was too We to apply for an ex tension of time, and dismissed the petition fur arrange ment. The petitioners were afterwards adjudicated b►akrupt. Their liabilities ►re .fatal at 90,000 f. ; the amount of meets is ►t present uncertain. Mews. Paul and Turner are sawed in the prepar►tion of the accounts. IS u JANIN HIRSIRT SMITH.--THE LL&TRIR Tune This was the first sitting under the bankruptcy of Jams Herbert &kith, leather factor, of Wykra-renta, Bement. wry. trees the statement of Marrs. 14eilter sad Co. it ap pears time lie lishibties are of the law mama at 1.80,000 t. ; mow selissted at 4 7. 00 0 1 . The Moira' walkers were chasm trade aulgaeas •• Mr. Alfred Lefee"lesither-factor,of Berfaxeditsr; Mr.O. Taylor, of the LeadwaJelatliieek Baak, Yriasse-ateet ; and Mr. 8. Brookshank, Laker Emden , of Barsindeey. Mr. W hit. more is the of amigasie, and Menem Clark and Morice are the solicitors ender the bankruptcy. Mr. Link later, on behalf of the bankrupt, applied for as alluenuice, which wee fixed at deg guineas a week. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The August session of the Central Criminal Court was Ispthis morning before the Rat Hon. the Lord yol, the Recorder Alderman Hale, Alderman Loader, Mr. Alderman ad Merit( Phillip', Mr. Aldermen and Sheriff Gabriel, Mr. Under Sheriff Esgleton, &c. The Recorder mid the calendar was not quite soea iu point of number as would have bean expected from the period that had elapse] sines the last seedos, but there were a mod many serious cams to come before them. The first was a charge of murder spinet • young man, named Youngman, who was charged with killing no lees than four persons, his mother, two brothers younger than himself, and &young woman to whom be was about to be married. The parties were all in the same house together, and the prisoner appeared to have admitted that h e had killed his mother and his determent was that she had killed the others and attacked him, and that he killed her in self-defeat:ie. The'grand jury would have to consider whether, upon the evidence that would be laid before them, they could give credit to this story, and it appeared to him that it would be their duty to return a true baL Another serious case was a charge of man slaughter against two of the keepers of the Colney Hatch pau per lunatic asylum, and the offence imputed to them was that by means of great violence they had caused the death of one of the lunatic inmates. The principal evidence against the prisoners was that of other lunatics, and although evidence of this description ought undoubtedly to be looked at carefully, still it appeared to him that there was such confirmation of the story told by these wit• mace, that it would be the duty of the grand jury to return • tree bill. There was another case of manslaughter, in which • woman named Payne was charged with causing the death of her child by neglect and want of food, but it appeared by the depositions that the prisoner was in a very miserable state of poverty, and that notwithstanding this, she had allowed three and sixpence a week for the support of her child, and there did not appear to be any evidence that she was in a condition to do more for her child than she had done. There was a moat revolting charge against a schoolmistress, named Mary Allen, and she was mewed of assaulting • child in a moat brutal manner and also acting to her in such a disgusting manner in other respects that he could not any further advert to it. A school mistress was of course entitled to no. moderate coo. rection to • child but no misconduct would justify suc h bru tality as appe ared to have been exercised in this instance, and it woo be their duty therefore to find a true bill. The learned Recorder said there were two or three other serious charges of attempting to murder in the calendar, but the facts were simple and they could easily deal with them. He then damaged them to the performance of their dmise. Tbe judges who will preside are Mr. Julies Williams and Mr. Justice Willem ; sal the adorns* who are upon the mid to set es wooed ouonsimniensen mwe Mr P. Leone, Sir G. Carroll, Sidney, Sir M. W. Ciatilm, Lawrence, and Conder. " - 7•7lllitta, trltopd terlbilidnent the s tins pureissed Illgt4ttittJaat sitefenlishlY ow et dm es mid witness. It w tar listrook the latter ciremisimastfassomidaration, sad lasi bar 61 or two months. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) iLtieLßortorawsmerr. CAAH•1101 EGBIZET. Matilda Baker, • girl of 14, was charged bawl* Xr &Won with Mediu; from the cash-box of her roaster, Mr. Beribmin Prllss , tailor, XS, Oxfordetreet, tho sum of IM. gokl. Mr. Pollan said the prisoner, who had been his servant, absconded on Friday morning, and in the afternoon on going to his cash-box to de grit som e mone y h e m i sse d IW . i n gold. On Saturday night he found the prisoner at Knights bridge, she having just changed a sovereign to pay for some thing for • soldier, mid he then got a constahlesad gave her into monody. On her being 'earthed, only W. 19s. was found upon her, and some articles belonging to his wife. He asked the prisoner when she took the money, and she mid while her mistrese was downstairs ; seeing the bunch of keys, she unlocked the cash.l.l and took the money. sergeant Cole, C, mid he had ascertained the prisoner had got mixed up with some soldiers. Her mother was the cook at the Iforriamtle Union. Prisoner said she had spent some of th e money w ith • soldier at the Wellington.hemicks. A constable rah he had seen her with another soldier on the previous night. Elergeant Cole here produced a fashionable black straw hat sad feather, and some articles of jewellery, the prisoner bad batabt, and said she had bought a crinoline and other article s o f dress. She had been discharged from • previous situation for talkiug to soldiers. Mr. Bamboo said it VIM a sad case, and but for her youth he should have dealt very severely with her. Cominittoil for three months with hard labour. SOUTH WA It K. ILLEGALLY SAWA° SPIRIT» op A'S:COAT MORETTIO. Mary Harr, the keeper of • small greengrocer's shop Ascent to Tooleyatreet, was brought before Mr. Maude, charged with selling spirits in her house on Sunday morning during the prohibited hours. JarTua Snivels, a labourer, rid that between 9 and 10 yeetenlisy mornu.g he went into the prisoner's shop and irked far three•pennywnrth of rum. She poured a small quantity from a large bottle loco is glass, and ►t his request put it into a bottle be had with him, and he paid her del. for it. Witness left the shop, and handed over the spirits **the inspector of police. In mower to Mr. Maude, witnem said that there were six or seven men and women in the shop at the time, and he law the primmer supply one of the females with some nun, for which she took threepence. The others were also drink ing, bat he did not see what they had, neither did he see any other money pass. Inspector NV/Eerie. M sad that in consequence of information he received from bat witness he went to the prisoner's house yessterlay morning and saw neveml glass asd sense ',tiles containing gin and rum. Them were also eseeral drinking glare■ which hal ►eceutly hem, used for spirits. He saw the prisoner. and Miring told her that she had hers detected in selling spirit& without a license, he took her into custody. Mr. Maude asked if the hour was licensed by the Emir? Inspector M'Kenzie replied that it was not, awl although this was the lest time she had been detected,he understood she ►ad carried on the illegal traffic kw some time. Mock on hand this day ....mks Dstivery last week Ditto hos let June Arrival last week Ditto treat lit June Trios T.C. per ewt. this day• •, Ditto Town lost Friday 11.710 21,525 IMO 1,790 10,314 11,153 Kilo I milli No OeL reso. od. 50s. St lit. Id. Kill 1,11•11 17,141 LIN VAG Ift. Id. Ma 51. Arrival So, the week iodise 25d ad Alert Wit yaw. 1,474 auks, sad delivery 1,815 ado. Ms arrival last week cosapelaid LINO aria tress Pt. Petenburs, trout South America, sad LS how ether places. Total, 2,StiO casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (MB DAY.) We have a shorter supply of beasts ; but we cannot quote higher prices, although good qualitim are readily of. The number of cheep and lambs is also simaller! lis Ct is very little 'lteration in quotations. Sales are readily effected. Calves are selling about as on Thanday. From Germany and Holland there are 1,669 besets, 8,650 sheep, and 708 calvm. From Ireland AO berate. Per aSoo• et am 44. 40. Igr dem of Ms a. 4. a 4. But Nato, Ileretila 1 4 5 Sod Itaillit-bd4 Sh last Ilkort4isrup 4O 4 Bed loats4roo6s. .. 6 4 If 5 Samoa iriaL Yowl s 4 I 4 Dw de. awn .. Oahu 4 4 6 Buis I 544044 quEL 4 8 6 0 NIB 11004116•45111146•44 56 •I lamb? —.— 4.410 117 ; Pip. WA sod lambs. lOW ; Caves, BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.—('THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden and Smith report a very active trade doing in hops of all kind., at 2e. to 4s. 'devisee in mime. Duty, 70,000!. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Was End Napier Grange, 17s. 3d. ; Wens End Russell Hiltons, 17*. 3d. ; Walls End Gookrtb, les. 3d. ; Walls End Tanlield Moor, 131. ; Walls End Stewart', 18e. ed. ; Walls End Small Hutton, lea. ed. ; WWII End Eden Mein, 17s. ; Wails god Hetton, lee. ed. ; Walls End Bel mum. yl a . 3d. ; Walla End Sbincliffe, les. ; iu m e a td m a w Butes, 13s. ; Walker Proxima., 1;k. ed. ; Wybun, les. 3d. ; Davidson's Hartley, 16. • Hastings Hartley, 165.; Howard" Hartley, 15s. W.; Lambert's Hart ley, Us. 9d.—Skips at raarket, 107. WENT MIDLAND RAILWAY. —The total traffic receipts of this company for the fortnight ending the 29th July have hem 14,6111. 14s. ; and for the oor responding fortnight of 1859 they wen 12,2081. 9s. 2d. The expieditwe amounts to 6,1711. lea. &L, or at the rate of 4222 per cent.; while& the espouses for the ing fortnight of 1859 amounted to 5,2191. 27t 11 at the rate of 42.66 per cent. The aggregate receipts for the first two fortnights sad one day of the half - year amount to 29,3201. 44 7d., na spinet 216,9131. 15e. kJ. ter the corresponding two fortnights sad three days of the previous year. Aad the aggregate • for the first two fortnights 'ad one day of the -year amount to 12,131 1 . oe. 10d., being at the rate of 41.27 per cent., ea aphid 10,9001, la H. for the earremonding two fort. nights and three days of the previous year, or at the rate I el 40.49 per mat. LAMEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT ammo rizagatri.) RADCLIFFE MEETING.—(rms DAY.) AMI/VlD.—Adelside, Zenobia, Little Girl, Camilla, Lena Rtvers. Demmod, Mies Imams lure, Hammond, Lady Mary Lay Lan, T l* gton f, Duplicity, Honeymoon, North • umi Alain WILTON CUP. Baga4 sersichid. lOYSTON AND MITCEIN RAILWAY MEETING. (THIS DAY.) The ordinary half-yearly meeting of this company was bald tkis day at the Loadas Mavens, Bahopepsteeteat s Mr. W. 800 is the char. The OZAIII.IIAII Mo►ed—That a dividend attar the me of • per esak per annum, leas inoams•tar, at 84 in the paind, sad ld. fee 6J. 6s. stuck for expenses et manage met, be declared on the Royston, Hitchin, aad Miamth Osasendated Stock for the half-year ending Assiut 1,1880. The resolution was carried for the re-election of Mr. illmagas aad Mr. Zoelli, the two directors retiring by rotatica. was also paned. A diewamion took place as to thee appropriatica of the intend accumulated upon a sum advanced by the dimetora towards carrying out the extension to Cambridge. It wee aelaaeetd that as the money had been 'damsel entirely by directors, and not as tenstem, but on their own risk, they were entitled to the interea. The chairman, however, added that if a stogie des...b.ider.d.jectert te vbe proposition It would be added pro rata to the next divi dend, which it would enhance about tid. a !hare. _- - Ultimately the Wee 000.1118 was adopted. The usual vole at Omaha to the elmframa dosed the pro ceedings. KID KENT ILULWAT.-(THIS DAY). The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this small line was held to-Jay at the London Tavern, Sir JOllll W. LUBBOCK in tie chair. The businew wee confined to the adoption of the directors' report, and the declaration of a dividend as tie Ws of three per cent. per annum. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather esetilmen anoritUed and most unpropitious for the standing saga if grain, which now want some days of continosd mil= to ripen the ear. Wind to-day S.W., light, and modessiskr fine. The supply of boine.grovrn wheat to this market conti nues to decrease. Flour about the mine quantity as last week, both per rail and vessel. Barley, beans, and peas continue very contracted, sad malt • rather short quantity this week. Scotch and Irish, next to nom arrived. The foreign arrivals have much fallen off of wheat, barley, and oats. Of wheat the quan tity is fair from Russia, Proems, Denmark, and the Black Sea, and two or three parcels from New York. Barley a limited quantity, nearly all from the Black Sea. Oats : • short supp ly, Russian, Pnnwian and Swedish. Flour : a good supply of American barrels and Spanish seeks. A few cargoes of maim from the Black Sea, and a good quantity of East India linseed and oatmeal. The WHEAT trade to-day was slow, at the prices of Mon. day last fur English , and foreign was steady. BAXLEY was arm, at late prices. Oars.-A steady trade, at about 6d. per quarter more than obtained on this day last week. FLOUIL-Trade very slow in American barrels. For Nor. folks 425. is asked, and 41s. obtained. FLOATING CANGON/L -No change in Tall* canoe last week and very few added to the list; wile slow at last quotations. Wnear.-English : Fres and Kent white, 50s. to 5Se. ; ditto, fine Mk to 625. ; ditto red, 50s. to 54a.; ditto, fine, 545. to 58s. ; Norfolk, de , red, 50a. to 575.; ditto, fine, 691. per qr. ; Foreign : Dantsie, Nu to 60a.; ditto high, 645.; Xasigibenr and Restock, 011 s. to Kb., per 4941 b. Americaa white, 58a. to Ws.; ditto red, 68s. Beauty.-English malting , 325. to 345. ; grinding, 265. to 30s ; 30s. to 32. e. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 27e. to 325.; ditto distilling, 31s. to 32a llistr.-Englieb, Fret ' and Norfolk, 54e. to 575. ; fine, 605.; Kingston and town made, 49e. to 60a.; tine, 605.t0 72e.; brown, NM. to 565. Oars.-English feed, 225. to 25a. ; potatoe, 28e. to Kt. ; foreign, 20a. to 265. RTIL-300. to 31s. Linilbibtick, 39.. to 41s. ; harrow , 38s. to 46r. ; On, 47.. to NN. ; foreign, 36e. to 435. ft.ss.—English boilers, 38e. to 43..; maple, 495. 1043..; gre,, 39.. to 41n ; foreign, 39.. to 43.. Loon.—Eaglish town, 495. to 54..; country, 455. io 46n; households, 435. to 470; Norfolk and finff, 41s. to 42n.; French, 43e. to 465. ; Americus, 3Ds. to 3:11. AII.II.IVALS INTO iONDON Flom AUG. • 10 AUG. 11. . Wheat. Barley. gra qrs. Coastwise. Itnglab . Scotch . ' MAIL at& 'bras Tess Flour.rs qrs. q. qrs. TO q r . bris eats I 11113 lll6 so ow .. lads ) lila .. 11999 7097 rt ORS 400 1 91 as .. latos .... 1411 AO . 4 .. lOU 24 . 10 2O Sal - -d, 2,796 qrs. of rape oil, sad II qr 6 7986 i .... Irish . Yorelgn 19808 IL C. Mal! 1446 GL N. tall' 10 8. L Izports of :—.782 qrs. of =lse. 3111 MING-LANE. srM D 3 DAY.) The following public eelseelsare e• ad for to-morrow. Sugar, 500 hhils. West Indian, 5,000 begs Mauritius, 2,000 bap Bengal Land 550 flags Penang. Cochineal, 100 bags. Suomi—roar cargoes of Havannah have basil sold afloat, and about 10,000 bags Manilla landed have been sold by private contract since Friday. Refined unaltered. Corns —No males reported. TL.—No sales of importance reported. But—Rather advanced prices have been obtained, and • large business done. Rot. —A government castanet for 100,000 gallons is advertised. Demerara sold at Is. 101 to-day. Markets generally have a steady appearance. TALLOW memarr.—(THlS DAY.) The market in steady at the following prime :—Tows tallow, fib. 6d., net emit ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 525. 3d. ; Sept, 6b. ; Oat to Deo., 52a. to 52a. 3d. ; January to March, 1561, 525. 6d. to 52a. 9d. PARTICI:TUNS 07 TALLOW. 6HA-111 - -LIElf&-THIII HAY. - Two °Twos.. prayalaway sham =WO to-day is quiet. The • • Braid Midland stook, which has risen pe oust Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Restart are &rm. Most other deacrip tions are quoted much the mains as on Sa turday afternoon. London and North Western stock is quoted 103 to ; Great Western, 72 to • Midland, 1291 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 f to 1101; Caledonian, 93} to 94 ; South Eastern, 90i to 1 , , after being marked 90f ; and Eastern Counties, fib} to I. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is rather weaker. Lombardo-Venetian Rai way shares have not rallied. The Indian lines are dull. ' 80, 61.4117 tote .a;. OLDULUIT SRAZ/1 AND zmwAys. irai‘ii"osickmarisa wa Bleirlem Sl=4ll(d.C sod MEM Do. • 'Aridly. in D. s lAA, sea MID ant Mao. I Dirt .1•11dJa. le awl •air mai P. vain. Nook • 2 issi o rt oik ant in Ditto /0 IttlinbariD and Gisaigow MI Danko% ill Fora AM P = Jam • Witarinv It S. Waimea di Greg North of Ileaumad / Ursa D Magmas • Neck Do. D Nook of SatitiltWei. (ffit) melt Itaiseit Go.fttasaalOtrittic laassildrit* Y !.cmilkoptpd l I L --1 8Tt s tet ;"-i larais !Mit - Des: I_ D, 4i*-. - . " - - K hi 111. 11C DO 11aa.,166t..11.10001ui 6 Illotrepolltan DI llldliod DO Do. liina‘Derb 7 ill Mid. Gt. WINN% (Lie ) YI NewcsatleAnd Ralik dl kiirport. a Newry& Armagli,dat an Newry,Wanymp. 100 Noreen' 114 Northam Ossalles Ua 100 North lidnalt all Nadi Dews lan. &D an 100 N. nastars—Dargriak ii ii N. 1( M. 1( IN. 11 173 7 . — 0.111.1V - 4:1 Do. Lei*. iii I E 12 11 Eq. Is. 11l !I!. ill lu Yank M U M U M. U R. el Ili M. V.' ll ' I" INoritacsioik -- 511 NorthalLWisteroluas. !7_e Narthfitallau±bhlre,, iiic 7 tC.4 I Scottish N. I.7Air.liti Scottish Kidland ebrogehiro Union nittisibeernetilheen Booth Devon South Lawn South Wass S. Yard %ME BI oeinas • ditto lug — Td• I Ulster Ds. Do. Vets of Noetl Ytekfria No. It Plnike Waterford It Klllsom West °crawsll West Leedom West ladlaad—Oxford lee I*lat lar4p. altl WO Caledeadas 1110 11 Dert.Porth,t Aber. ha 100 teat Anglian, A. 6p. & 100 Do. 11, 6p. id. MO Do. C,Tp.eL WO Leona 1x.,6p.ct.111a1 WO Do. do. Nab 100 Do. New 6p. ct. 100 Foam Union, e p. IS. 100 Ndla Glavw 6p. et. lldle.,Perth,Dan.,4. p.e. 100 Gra Northers, 6p el 100 Dolor/ed.& 10p.elpis 100 Do. 4.k par cool 80 Do.lp.orecLail p. i c all atar. lloothad,lat e 6 Ot.Weet.(Derkeltliasis) 100 Do. red/ma p. sOM 100 Do. masa 4p. sea WO Da bream. •p. sl 100 Do.laelredmara all Do. Ararat. Baru all Do.Cheeterrialsao all Do. do. do. 6_ p. e. KO Do. Elm Ga. Oak all Ds. Cbeet. Oes. Sans a 1 Do. Os. do L da lot& Yorker. Op.altt Lco.dthotilst-Sp.o.Cloo at Na I Do. &p.c. do. No. 2 Do. Owl. do. .... Da r 4. No. • Do. p.a do. -.. Do. aaprLa. d 0... Do. 7p.a rot lt Stook.. Do.Op.ado.M.ie.P.) Do.=. It (ay. dot. UD sal - - - --OA" , -- - Irtexi7l7.7ll 7 C F. . Llke.W.7p.aat. 4 1:1= L p al De. aP ---I Do. g pr Not . Domloomibi * tlit MI Naiad Oar PO Doan.. Dr.* DO Do. Optp.et.. Pot !Mock Do.L.LOPUtoldo 4 p.c. PO Nolte fp. Ala. Rook DO Dramb II per Goa DO Do New Goo 11 p. et 1 Do.Dordor Usloa gas DO MI N.lso.—Dory.4).orti. Do. 40. Is Do. lomoblp.ol. No. 1 Fs I iii E 11'4. l ese ltf - e Meth INallordidni.... _ Oft. if "itil Do.Aber. rad p. 0.. Do. T v./Leta IMO 6. Deem llzed 41e p. &Ilea (Reed As. JUL.) Do. de per Ge peeed De. 61 end Wake lied goo. p. amt Do. dew mg Yorlw p. c. iDarlingtoodp.e. Do. do. 116p.e. Do do. 06,A. Wider./ lilluiewydp.e. W. 11 id—Oxf letews. st Do. do. and do , Do. N.wp . 6p. et Pref iDo.do.perp. 6 p.ct. prat VOLTION all •Mwerp • all Mimes leiliklLirs. jua ll i e n p.• It :2: 1 NU w arawas.: mil Omissing M os a Bat A gl (*Mali. Will. ii 1 Th- ! ii lii Data Mud& *Mrs et Tina kirml•• or • p. Gt. Clanlnd lianak— lamem&k.Cannt. fn. Italian J Lake Oanotases d Hain Lana and Turnhout I..yons and Geneva Maria Antonia Nam &Laminat e % Motthars ei Do. New Shores . , NorsiZSlnk Fred Patti. arildedlt. ITsata and _ _ sea Ihrsisa (Per. 441 4, 14 Riga amid 4 all lons sod pri•siar• • • - - Dada keyal aws Do. 7 per ant :/lambr”ucl More "par— es.4l/pent fl Amt •Vametion 'Soothe= nt Plow West !W. W. W. el limagin I Da 4 per esa=l W Wien' el Austria Wlesbades mobil rims alliesdiP S SO SO SS Ue in i IN IN ISI ei 6 61 • 0 17* 17} 60 47 40 42 13 30 79 90 110 e It 1117 100 —.— HP if le4 UK 117 114 . :16 iie 711 K. OS 104 no n re 111_ 14 11 116 96 10 11 at ay: 11 t I US 110. let 104 Ii II ea ...J 1001 100 f 010 * 106 107 116 U 7 32 111 86 SP 61 61 • 7 16 66. M + MO U - i - i 40k Al} 10 11 1 Ms 1 55 57 ill 115 ii 71 M 44 -- 5 1 If 90 101 114 116 105 119 111 114 111 118 117 110 81 IS 111 110 06 89 118 110 111 114 106 108 87 IP 11 114 Lig Ilie 101 116 e zdl lig zd 168 zd 110 e Ed 106 id U 2 161 100 1M M 70 110 Ilk 117 119 iii l4 ii ll i i 21 . 11 .128 L - !Tr T I Pa m 141 . 104 106 16 VI 111 114 I N 111 - 1 - 4 ii«r 41 , * P it" eAla TS TS us 1114 110 116. iii 111 S4l IN 1411 104 106 91 IC IN 101 96 19 111 19 / 3 1 119 1 OS St 48 61 IN NI 187 IN 10 la 121 GWATE. 1 1 * ii a " 11a %MOOD g so aso woo woo moo Nopo sope I - 446 Imo ikon _Po Wiliil Tit llp 4-41116 1 0i-5 1 Mai 110,000. WON 110.000 1,10 10,060 10,000 100,00 100,000 10,000 60,000 100,000 60,000 ial I.7ft "OE! HMS KM I Nos and U. tier. back 1 lLastralada Back of Soya Beak of London Doak of Turkey British N. Antsrlas Chart. Batik of Australia. and mfr. Chrtrd. Yore. of lad* Lou., and Chit City Ooloatal_ Co.. of Canada O. of Landes Dog. loot.titiaLClartd G. Dank of evitauriand Lon. Ch. Bank of AMA London and County Landes Joint awa London tft South Aitken la. mod Wantoloator Not Prot. of Ingland Do. Now. 60 National Beak w New Mouth Wales 16 Orleond Beak Corpora ID Mecum Hank 100 Provincial of Ireland 10 Bo : Net South Australis Union of Australia Union of London I Eraii iiniuii — I .meder . lqat . I Atlantic Tel. (Um) Berlin Waterworks hIR Anterkan land Mt &Ma Yet T4)l 1 Dalt !per e. Dell Do. 0 Canada Lend Channel Islands TeL (L 0.13, ;. 14 ot Mag.& Basalt Piet Ti par cent CriPalace Prelealase S D likroto. N rio Tolopraph ow Nag. sari Aurt. Cop. Mean Novinaliaa Orial Skip (Waifs* Do. lrt per cant. At Lan. Markt Tel. tr.. 4).. London Diaconal Lon. Oon. Ouudber er. 00. Madras 'Mot. it Cone torroasonasolli. Molitor. Nr. TeL (Um.) Notional Mama Co NorbadttaCooldlrsa(L) stharionds !Awl .z Do. It 0.. sl die: If. Drum. & N. Soot. Ld. K. Belt. Australasian .. Modal Oas Do. " New Meru " _ . lijiat.(l.l;.)l De. do. B Pad M or iad& lea. _lsa aqua D - k , . liroir -- 7 Mr & Ist Td. 44 altriTtZDt. Gov New Asst. India Mara= Lad Td. Scrip . . De. de. lopided i sae ma pal I 9 VA NS ii mei CoB.lsov.oB.o.J6a.tJuL HO 112 llf Dallpar owl., 1059 lOO Da. 6 per oat. 1580 lOO Do. Ow mat., 1182 lOO Do. Ilpor 86. 1615.1Li0g 100 100 Ul Do.llpord. 1188.811 op 100 112 116 Do. 6 par owl Ih . rtp. 100 101§ 102 D do. — !Now o. Druasw.Gov.6p.et 10 58 0 106 106 N. B. Wa{wev. 6p. UN 100 99 100 Do. 6p. c., 18T1 to WM 100 90 100 Do. 6p. a., 18W Nova %Ma 6 p at 180 Deb. Mein. 1876 & And. 51•8.6 p. ..loads 100 108 110 Vic. Or. 6pa. Jos.& Jab 100 Do. do. p. a. Apr. OW. WO 100 1014 JOINT 111OCIC M TO II TT OS TO TA i i dis 20 be 22 St OS 64id 10 111 161 le id Di iSt 1 01 din 111 19 Ili 1 4 IS SO urn i 4 4i so so os so a u it u 114 UT Ili SO Ile 110 lel 111 lff IM 1.111 gar l pm Si 31 # i f di pc r 1 , JP 2f I pa 4 4 1. 1 ) dis x 14 4 11 Uill i I' * ~. 47 60 76 77 11 Upa let 19 1$ 91 Se s fi 49 51 111 . 1113.. 1 I. 101 - 991 9 Hail} ni ... Id xd cd id Oil zd 68 zd Ist as Ed MINIM-THIS DAY. zd Two o'CLooK. The mining market this morning has been ex tremely quiet, and we hear of very little business. In the Stock Exchange. Wheal Edward shares are officially marked 11, being dull. South Con durrow shares are quoted 26a. 6d. to 275. 6d. The other transactions have been principally confined to shares in Alfred Consols and Sortridge Consols. St. John del Rey Mini shares are steady, and have been dealt in at 26 k. Other foreign as well as colonial mining securities are inactive. At Holmbash Mine meeting on the Bth instant, the accounts showed a debit balance of 1,506/. 3s. 2d. New Wheal Beton, on the 7th instant, made a call of 21. per share. The Wheal Basset accounts, presented at the meeting on the 7th instant, showed a credit balance et 3,070 i. 19s. The profit on the two months' working was 2,0 W. 6a 9d. A dividend of 4/. per share (2,0481.) was declared, leaving 1,0221. 19a. to the next account. At the Oarnarvousbirs Slate Company's meeting on the Bth Wien% the accounts showed a cash balance of 1191. 13s. 11d. ; the balance of assets over liabilities was 27,9561. 9s. 9d. Tiro (}attar Pool-Poon !—We live in the age of the great Pooh-Pooh ! Talleyrami's advice to • young diplomatist was, above all things, to avoid zeal. The tomes and whigs—or conservatives and liberals of our islands—es represented by their leaders in parliament, act upon Talleyrand's dictum. If they ever show zeal, it is in the struggle for office ; and the earnestness which they sometimes display is not in the discussion of public questions, but in the desire to keep their places. Earned noes in the management of public affairs went out of fashion when, amid • burst of excitement too hot to last, the first reform bill was carded. Lord Melbourne—good easy usa—eet the example of Poco-cunintism, and installed Ne great Pooh-Pooh nu the Treasury benches, where it has ever since been enthroned as the guide and the exemplar of all our Ministers, actual or expectant. The last of the earnest ministers was Bir Robert Peel, and hie earnestness ruined his party and saved his country. Now-allays, to elicit laughter in the knees is the highest achievement of the governmental mind ; ar, if laughter ho not always to he hsd, personal invective— hare and polished —supplies its place. But principle—or a real fight in its support—ia not to be thought of. Principle is tronhlesome. Its pursuit may involve personal or party eserifice. It may make things unpleasant ; and is it not wiser to adjourn unpleasantnesa to the Greek KAleads, and do homage to the great Pooh-Pooh, king of men sad solver of difficulties I—Loweise &vim. ... Cr r r --_. Clor LONDON HOSPITAL TOR DISZAPIRI or YRS Caw; V TOTOIUA -PAIUL —The number of patients relieved at this institution during the last week was 866, of which 144 were ow cam. U 14 9 2 t 2 ti r X 2 nanau at. 212.1tortk.48Asiiek"47 1108 KOMI R. Norfolk{ p.s. r to 81;w at. N. M. OA*. 1aa.42147 ,1011 IMMO ICI NI. Ware. es. Ret M. VII I. Nish. 8 8p d 110 ERMilet 20e8SmioNs. • AMWAY'S. l• — miar'7lZ Ds. do. Fit er la A. r Dikt 7 a t kUr ambirese De. JW1,11" Do. Juok in 4.41660. CuloWs S. Laic= . ac CapisTADookep.c.gua: Iyer cent Irsidera 11.4 De. 4p. Do. p. ct Geeloltt& sce _ Do. a por et. Pt& Do.oos Preto.. Do. 6 pot et. Do. 7 per et. 15112.... Do. do. 77w.... Do. do. 1172. . Toot loam Pookoolo Da Now (II allaMag. 6 M L OS.Wsal Camas. Da Saw de - Da. da M Da. de. TS Dwansallarwaso. Madras Gado 4; Net Do. sis. 6 F Do. Sc o t Do. Melb Corp.l4. at N. Br ae a elan ♦ esp. Ilk. Do. do, Lad do Do. do. 3 cow de , _ Do. Ow load do IDo. Punjaab ) 1 Do. riw.g. al SI 87 1 Si aat s " a II 5 10 th es 73 dli A p r , 01 4l _1 „00, &AI 100 VI II 31 al io ii 71 74 66 68 64 68 62 66 62 65 1 II 12 12e 81 8 97 'a ilt 1 r 119; 1/4. Odommid LK 00. tea. I& (IL Prof., Mix 100 4066688 06 sad West Lane— 100 6018,310 IL don ,0300,100 It. R. istltarthe IN —. 100,860 01. 00othamp1ou IN 090,000 N. Victoria 6, 10 Do. Now iin 1: 11111 • u an 1 1 1 , 3 xd 12 Ilf i 4$ id 'MOM loot a _W id - II;W I N I; I — : -..-. al efi to 1 p.m. .- aii MONEY MARtET.-THIS DIY. --err-047.1 Two o'Ctoex. The funds today are inactive, but rather firmer. Consols have attained a reeovevy . of per cent. Attention ts directed to the explanations on Indian finance, promised for this evening in the House of Commons. It is still generally believed that the loan of 3,000,0001" for which power is to be taken, will not be issued for some time to come. In the share markets busi ness is likewise languid, with little change in price. There is an improvement in Midland Railway stock. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's ' telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 68fr. 06c., showing no change fluid) Saturday. Consols are officially marked 931 and It for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotation. are 931 to for cash, and 931 to 1 for the 6th of Sep tember. The official business report is as follows : Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 63*, #; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 78 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 103 f ; ditto for account, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1868, 96f ; ditto 1869, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 4.. clis. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, Wr* ; Exchequer Bills, 6a. prem. Turkish Bonds are flat : the issue of 1854 is quoted 75; to 73, and that of 1858, 134 to 61. There is an advance in the Spanish Coupon f7.4;6...4c5. which are last marked 14. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Old Five per Cent..., 1001, 991 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 87* ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 88 ; Chili= Three per Cents., 73 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 21 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 73 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 441 ; the Spaaiali Committee's Certificates, 51, ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for account, 751; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 60f ; ditto for account, 61. The Seine, from the Weet Indies, has brought 1625001. in specie ; the Africa, from New York, `f 84,0001. ; the Athenian, from the West Coast of Africa, 6,9001. ; and the Tagus, from the Penin sula, 3,2901. ; making an aggregate of about 256,0001. The Feat Indian Railway Company have paid -* to the Secretary of State for India the large -.- sum of 1,044,5001.,0n account of their new De benture Loan. A large proportion of the allot ment is paid in full, as the first 25 per cent. would have been but 375,0001. on the wlle amount of the loan (1,500,0001.). The Indus will take only 10,0001. in silver whs le Bombay and 11,5001, in gold for Alexandria. The arrivals of specie last week amounted to about 230,000 L, all from New York. The whole of the gold has been sent away. The stoppage is announced of Mr. Dickins, car rier, of Southwark. His liabilities are probably , very limited. The accountant employed is Mr. S. L Price, of Greshamstreet. The pros pectus of the Westminster Chambers Company is issued. This undertaking has been formed to supply the demand for professional offices and residential chambers in the vicinity of the houses of parliament and the courts of law. A very valuable site has been secured, immediately facing the Westminster Palace HoteL The promptitude with which the Secretary of State for India bas availed himself of the advantages presented by that establishment is a feature in favour of the present undertaking. The promoters rely upon two sources of revenue, one being the prospect of the lower frontage being gladly taken by gov ernment, whilst, in default of this, a large return is anticipated from letting the proposed building as chambers to mem bers of parliament, parliamentary agents, soli citors, and the employ6s in the various civil and military departments. The estimates have been framed carefully by competent per sons, and the names attached to the project (including those of three directors of the London and County Bank) are of a character to afford an assurance that it will be carried out in a bond fide manner. We understand that in the event of the capital (190,0001.) not being adequately subscribed for, the deposits will be returned without deduc tion. With reference to a new proposal tending to im prove the position of Brazilian Railway shareholders, the Money Market Review of Saturday has the following : We understand that even now a bill is pending in the Brazilian Chambers, with the support of the government, end with every probability of posing, which proposes to give the holders of &anion Railway shares the option, during the time occupied in the construction of the lines, of cooverting their stock into Bruilian Government Bonds. The terms of the conversion remain to be adjusted. Pro bably the option will be made applicable to a Live per Cent. or Four.aml.44l•ll per Cent. stock. In either ease the adoption of the measure will secure the shareholders from the risk of any further important depreciation of their pro perty, and win harmonise with the liberality of spirit which has uniformly been displayed by the government. At the annual meeting of the Royal Insurance Company, hold on Friday, the report stated that the fire revenue attained in the year 1859 the large amount of 228,3141., being an increase of 32,1881. over the preceding year, and an ad vance in three years of 50 per cent. The amount of profit realised on the general business Vlllll 64,4881., from which a dividend and bonus of 9s. per share were declared. The main feature this year is the Actuary's report on the position of the life branch, including his quinquennial valuation for bonus. The profit presented in 66,647/. This enables the company to give a bonus of 21. per cent. per annum on the sums assured under participating policies. Lest year 1,015 life policies were issued for the total sum of 434,4701., being the largest life business that the company have bad in any one year. The Actuary's report, with the appendix, describes the statistical and monetary position of the com- Ipany's life branch from the commencement. It comprises two very interesting coloured diagrams, exhibiting the probable duration of life at various The ag The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 23rd inst. for the supply of 100,000 gallons of rum, 400 tons of sugar, 5 tone of pepper, and 20 tons of raisins. The Antagonist has arrived from China with 503,6001 b. of tea. SATURDAY . Evionpos. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1 for the 6th of September, opened this morning at the same quotation, declined to 931 "sellers," and closed at 93 " buyers ." For money the last price was 931 to . The official business report is as follows : per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1 ; ditto for account (September 6), 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 441, ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 181 ; Bank Stock, 2314, 232 ; Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 97 ; ditto, 1859, 964 ; ditto Bonds, Bs., 4a., dis. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was firmer, at 1031 to 104. India Bonds were quoted Bs. to 4a. dia., and Exchequer Bills, 3s. to his. prem. A further decline occurred to-day in the shares of the Bank of Egypt. London Chartered Bank of Australia were inquired for. Colonial Bank were marked 37 and 371. Crystal Palace preference stock wag firmer. Red Sea Telegraph shams have de clined to 19, " sellers," or 1 discount, although this price includes Be. accrued interest guaranteed by government. The closing quotations for shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insur ance, 21 to 24 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marino In surance, to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to : Gellivara Company (Sweden), 1 to 1 prem. ; East Indian Irrigation, 1 to 1 prem. ; and Labnan Coal, 11 to 11 prem. I • • • • • • • t o , 104 blf r .... INA Mg It ne -. 109) II Ini 0 1114 ... sd ad 711 ne r MI Ns_ 11:* 10* OIL . 1 _ I I 1 f $ I I i :4a II 101 - 1U - 56} 96/ bit 12 I: iii 91 ii as -