The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-24 00:00:00

'E OF ALLEGED CHILD WER. was held by Mr. John lor. last night, at the Breve Whitechapel, reep ett i n the suftoeAtion, of the sow-bait le evidence were of • wn is the coarse of the pro mi c aother child, eked U mouths, Peer-murk Whitirchapel, rial woman, aad had hem a Sunday last she called at an paper parcel.. He did g a tik ta &vita him to see an nay.. I. He said " When r th s have given the child to he whom she had given it, rs il r parcel contains." Re ar t ootained the body of a child. reed. s. Palmer was dolly/Nei @h i ' sacs saw. When it wall r, saying that All was get, 1 74 in America. She did act INtif to send it, or what friend vs' might be deed for an winos. mu it, or heard of it Mom sid that, on Tuesday night, ri it to the White Swan paha & as info/mad by Mr. Ald a house, that Mrs. Palmer 11 t tame of Mary Oregonian. Ma tied at 12 o'olock, and shoves Aldridge then wanted MMu s but witness said, " Tha n t ot to g say." Mr. • ' what them things a we square this r rs wk. and convoyed his prisoner le I them* carried to the Rate% present in custody, but utder a t the police-station she rad a cab while going to Alkali ed. victualler, landlord of U s mild have been impossible he met from hia house at U even though his manager, Kz. unwed ►t it. Wittman emm he family may. She had Mat eon, aid that he was called in le r.eourt On SUJICIII, morning Altos. told him that the chai 'taker. The same day he wag and 'leanly done up in a bent mother had supplied herself with it would have been quite hie I bens!! in a cab and ruched us e hone!! told hint that she ha k the ;Raviolis (Saturday) aigkg uence of Mr.. Alton. osed that the child was a ftiff liably healthy. It was a wale lips were livid and black, as if en caused by suffocation. that be had been told by Ina her other child to Ireland. oho ig in America. ie case had mounted a very sakes that the new-born child bulbuls idjourn the inquiry, to give the r what had become of the Witt Ben adjourned. r OP COMPASSION." -street Police-court yesterday, m for the routes) district of Had. x. Knox, for the perpose of esll. stisement which had appeared in :Mows :—" Home of ("Impalas, d, patron the Earl of Dertmooth; lion of foundling children and Asir itly needed to re li eve the mimeses L Dr. Lankester, the oommer(whoto :mist/ Pod, sod Doily If tio, wok to stop the national iliograco of rent gratefully acknowledged by Mr. Thomas Peru, No. 6, Barney. 46 bad with him a godson ate that the Hoene has net ad Listenoe. He had no knowledge , and had never heard of Thiess He believed the advertioreassl get m. 'my from the public. 'Er a connected with an institutions( pould prove that no Home exiMeg, r's) name had been need, he forward and disclaim all be= ti, 8, Little Woodstock-street, aged iety, Maryleboee, stated that the on for repressing iolanticide uncle r. Allen was well known to him. !tit to Hr. Parry, and asked him I Home in Oaldeporeacent, sad bs the Home was in Oakley. He gave Mr. Parry 2s. c 6r s at he name of the lady superior. L. ow, neither 'mild be tell the number Urged " Home." He was shown W ea, but be would not let him hem me, Parry said, he bad, through the T. He noticed that Dr. Dinkretu's s one of the committee. Mr. Parry II list, but had not dooms°. In the Parry said there bad been lading rein and other journals advocating leaving Mr. Parry he made i sat there kid been some " Home' but never in Oskisy-crrecent, sal eady ceased to exist. He made aa ide at the Greenwich polka-court. m that had he spoken to him oat hews said it was a swindle. He psi e of the local papers request* tbd be rent for the Home. Dr. Latakeeter's end would be but licity which his statement of wbst than a fraud would receive. GMDER AND ATTEMPTED SVICIDI investigation into the circumsiantei by poiton of William Ault, an intact 'other, Mary Ann Ault, who accusal lad endeavoured to commit initial, al and conclude 1 by r unM. W. Darter, y, at the Wandsworth ion-home. ith whom the aocueed lodged; ow surgery she bought. through be Lit of laudanum ; Mr. G. Shaw, who oil mmediately after the supposed admieb. I Dr. Pettigrew, having been examiaef, log mid that Mrs. Ault was still tt ol under remand, charged with the ad with attempting to commit suit" She now seemed to be quite Ault, whose state of heathen iguana. Der on Fridev Lat. said that be her nothing s ' Diem, and she him a world, and bad never said a port w b e t we en right and wrong. Her O. ld not be taken. The coroner eld t the mather intended to kill the cal Imam, yet the medical 'ridings wo ad failed in canting death by the I not be charged with the marlin ollowing verdict, "That the from natural mums and not frog [ME DT THE ISLE OF M.C.L.vvil Douglas on Monday last, on tbe in, of Castletown, who had killed bier of a window, three stories high, stag Jarnas'a-street, oo Soo* irides°, of Mn. Quirk, the laodlord, is deceased, A appeared that for WM eased bad been rambling in his roaselt, d become affected On Suoday eve nberland T .were about 8 o'cloc , 1 0 be come refreshment he retired to bed be house. In a few minutes afterward% en rtploing out into the street is • Ing• be bad cote some distsoee befvfl t. He was permaded to rotors ff en, and there he was left alone. Is a Ads he arose, dressed himself in OAF ich were baogiog is the room, sod Pr__ landing climbed through one of dm Imv en, and fall headlong into the skein inutes. rhe deceased lass a mss ofea' about 55 years of age, and unosarrill. Ark habits during the last few made 'tided to a pply to the autho rities of tbilt 'or • c ommission of lunacy t.i ionair• would justify bis oeritioement in s MOW returned a verdict th at the demos caw e in a state of unsound mind. The Cornish fishermen have Of sod in the week ended. on Moodily fo° l to labours of large number of t mats are much in•re numerous AO lo• two or three new seines. At St. ntas% 11 . 6. 11 / As s. each of 800 pilchards were takes ye in took about 200 hogshead s „ti of 300 hophoada were tabu) daring w lity was particularly good. The Pot* . ire on Thursday bora 3,000 to 4 000embi n 3,700 to 4.500. The to 'beloolo6. e put in psi on Friday; the drift .n; sok from 500 to 2,000 par host, sad (m. PI were from 9,000 downwarda 1.11t7,1 abetter been umomasful, the 1 2 ,s being 3,000, and th e s eseful, were t15..S heady sale has b e en lotte d for old there are some unusually heel oedou market. T he prices dtleo4 from ls. 6d. to la. 84 . per 120. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COTTRT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Yr. Registrar rapes.) Li ft marruud NJOILIMSON. no bankrupt was dessribed r of Washers is Finked, gaiter mariner and shipowner, at present • pruoe.r in the w oody of the Sheriff of Niddlcsex. basis( Iha menumad of a ship lading from Greenock to Demerers. He wen er oded at the snit of the North Western Back (Limited) um a writ of amiss to hold to bail, and still remiss In gaudy, his application for release liming been refused. A first meeting ins cow held, at which Yr. Robert Box beih of 27, Leedethall.street, abipbroker, wee elected trade wipes. The mooed sitting will take place on the sth of Lisowab" . 11 MI G. OtIPADOT.. Its bsolirept, wgo 7asecTarlist and has !taloned sane min ., s i n ni l prokeette. resided at 3d, Gloucester-read, Ronset'operk. He came Wore the coast attribution his Idea to immanency of itioonia. Dads about 6001. Wend creditors now attended to prom, sad an assignee ow Acesa. Mr. Cbidley is the solicitor to the petition. YConuniwioner Goulburn sat is ebanibern, but the boom transacted before his Honour was entirely of a tanol mama. TH POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. • D•NOZHOUS 0•1110. 11069 rang mow, named George Merrick, John Seale, and ftenas and a little boy amid Henry Wil liams (the brother of Thomma), were brought up on remand oe several Marge* of pocket poking, in which four or five Am, g m yet ia custody, are oleo Involved. On the 6th bet. Mr. Blake Hickson, a barrister some what admired is years, wee passing along Faesezwteast t o wards the steamboat p ier when on arriviog at the top of the meg Ned of, steps leading to Milford-lane he found a ..b. r d raw men and boys " larking." and obtruding t h e pem ege, Thomas Williams and another were facing with om ee, William. being a few steps down the flin d ll, e azd the other as the top. As Mr. Hickson was about to Thomas Williams got in front of him so is to previa; hi m f r om proceeding. Mx. Hickson said, " I beg your p ar don 1 w hy to go down." At that moment he received a blow from behind on the left temple, and was wised also from !shied byseveral persons, who held him arms,pinioning them fishily to his side. At the ante moment his gold watch and abbe me snatched from his fob. The man who took it baled down the steps, crying out "booty.* Mr. Rickman wee the, reissued, and went in pursuit et the thief, but was himself pursued by some of t h e g ang, and before he could reach the bottom e t the gieht me tripped up and flung upon the &games jast as he was is the set of raising his walkiog stick to stnke the thief. He got up again, and continued th e pursuit, but the man got away in soma of the seighbouring alleys. He afterwards returned to Esse:- auk bat the whole gang had disappeared. He then 'so t to Bow-street and gave information to the polio,. /a be meanwhile an errand-boy named George Franb had already reported the circumstances. He was ga ming along Essex•street, and seeing the primone= and axes others lounging about there, recognised them as a mug that he had seen picking pockets in the Gray's-inn mad, where he goes to work. He maw them obstructing ad Usti* passengers end attempting to rob them. Mr. Sickness watch was valued at 16 guineas. In giving his evidence, Mr. Hickson observed that he was very li g htly held, bat, he added, "It I had the use of my area, though there were four or five of them, they should set have got my watch, I promise you." The same after. nen Mr. Duke, a surgeon, was surrounded by four or five =men on Westainstar Pier, meat whom, the prisoner, Williams, robbed him of bin watch. Mr. Darks dad the primmer, who dropped the watch, and it was picked up by a bystander. Policeman Perch, Na, 39, Thames divisioe, took him In custody. At the station-hem he was idectified by Mr. Hickson al the boy Franks. The same afternoon Sergeant AMU], F 13, and Countable M'lntyre, F 98, went together is Holborn to look out for ems of the gang. whom they bow by Frisks' description. They there saw Kerrick,Seale, Henry Williams, and four others not in custody, surround as old gentleman and attempt to rob him of his watch. Acknll seized the prisoner Seale, who straggled desperately, sad actually eneesedel in slipping out of his coat and ran away, leaving that garment in the hands of the officer. • however, went after him and brought him back. In the meanwhile M'lntyre had had a severe struggle with Kaiak, bat ultimately he too was overcome. The rest of the peg had got away. The old gentleman had ran away in great terror in the early part of the affray. On Thursday night lest M'lntyre went into Holborn with the boy Franks, who Mated out Williams to him al being one of the gang Me mailed Mr. Hickson in Essexareet. fdlotyre took bin into mainly. A party of about halt a dozen roughs sananded M'lntyre, and attempted to rescue the prisoner. The amiable was repeatedly knocked down and kicked as he lay os the ground. However, he kept bold of his pri sm:lW Freaks fetched another constable to his assistance, Me apprehended one of the ringleaders. All the prisoners were clovicted fnr robbing Mr. Hick ea; Sala, Kerrick, and Henry Williams for the attempt in Holbert; and Thomas Williams for robbing Mr. Duke. A man named John Duke war fined 41., or one month, for the awash in attempting to rescue Henry Williams. The D l2 r. a o lf , - Ro yea L r L l T y wo meet nd i ed ug . of H t e h d e ro sh n are ttly h r o ep lc ro le ts ra of this t t li be is ooe. company was bald at the London Tavern this afteraooo, and , was numerously attended. The directors did not all enter the room at ones, bet in driblets of two and three. Toe entrance of Mr. Jervis was greeted with several rounds of applause mixed with hisseasid the chairman and user two of the other directors who came in with him, received a , somewhat similar ovation. The report, which lute been - already published, having been taken as read, The Ciumman (Mr. Goodson) ia moving its adoption, said it the peessuger intik had not been as good in it might have It been, which he attributed to the absence of fine weather. 1 The goods traffic, likewise, had not been as great as it might S A have been, but the ioconveniences they had to submit to g at their London goods station would in a great measure I account for thia, and better aceonamodatios would soon be it provided. With regard to the interest on new socks, by an arrangement with the East London Railway • rent II charge would be received on an amount of about 300,0001. : The interest on the unproductive works would be added to i the capital. Up to the present time their new lines had a hardly been developed for goods traffic, but on the Epping * branch they had got a jewel. Coming to the pulls. mutiny department, they had established themselves as far as legal occupancy went in the North of England, and he hoped that by next spring they would have actual ac miss to the district. This bad been an object with them for years, and was at last peaceably aceomplished. They had completed, their arringemeute with the cootractor for the metropolitan station in Liverpool-street. and the land I was being rapidly acquired. The advantages of • good metropolitan station would be seen when he told them that ld. pee passenger coming on their line from London would pro/Ince 20,000/. a mar. With regard to the continental traffic, when he last addressed them they had lost 31,0001. on their traffic between Harwich and Rotterdam; bat they were now reaping a profit of about 2001. a week. He trusted that the Geeend Steam Company would be induced to work harmoniously with them. There was a balance of upwards of 40.0304, and the directors proposed that it should be left is their hands for distribution as • dividend. There was a subject which he wished to refer to, and that was the position they were in with regard to their borrowing powers—they were in excess of their borrowing powers. ("Hear," sad "sheme.") It wee an incident, taking advan tage of the low rata of interest. When be told them that hie relations and friend, held one-fifteenth part of their debenture debt they would see that he was as much iotereeted as anyone in their integrity. The honour of the Greet Easter* Company had never been impeached. (Load Grille of " Oh, oh !" sad laughter.) Well, he did not think mush of this. They had bad differences before which bad been bandstand they had become (needs again, and he had no doubt they would again. He concluded by moving the resolution. Mr. ANDZABON wooded. Mr. G. Sarni said he thosgbt the directors had com mitted errors—he trusted only of the head, not the heart. The direction had admitted that they had tamed debentures without the power. They wanted no committee to tell them that that was wrong, and there must be an amennisee from the board that that would be done again. The next thing between the shareholders and the director' was in reference to their agreement with a con. tractor. The directors bad entered into a contrast for works amounting to 800,0001., to be paid for partly with 500,0004 preformse stock at par—if that were all it might be a wise bargain, but it appeared that Mesas. Luca were to be at liberty to throw that stock on the market, and that if it were sold under par the company were to pay the difference. (Shams.) He thought the shareholders ought to prevent the carrying oat such • bargain as that. The revenue had been increased, it was true, some 25,0004, but their expenses had been increased in a r ratio, and the iDCTIOADd menu had been at a positive loss of 1,3784 Their capital bad in creased from June, 1853, to June, 1885, 2,384,383/. Where was this to stop ? He thought it would be better to work well the lines they had got. Be moved as as amend. merit, " That this meeting hereby records its strong objec tions to any addition being made to the capital account not absolutely necessary, or to any enlargement of the liabilities of the company by leasing, guaranteeing, or subsidising com peting lines, and this company expreens its desire and coo. fideoce that the policy of the board will be in conformity with this vies, and will direct its attention to the develop ment of the uodertaking." - -- Ho*tw C . • ATROLICS AT 011101 D.—The following ! duct of Eomah catholits are at DraDDI on the books at Christ ' the directors and asked why the shareholders kept ie officaffireators in whom they had l ost confidence. Chu ~.. rch , Oxford :—Mr. Thomas Weld-Wooden end Mr. I Mr. Gamin; of Ashton - under - Lyn e, said bethou g ht the ',. rY J. Steams (gentlemen commoners), and Mr. Henry a aam, c a plans Jarvis had taken was not • wise on a Judi- Z ~alBboa. me of the judge, and Mr. Christopher Talbot a i m , mu... (Cheers.) He did not approve of the over. '•attoe, lan of the late Sir Thomas N. Rediogton (corn loolan).—Guordion. issue of debesturec , but if they were issued to meet old de- TR n ' bantams, that was a complete 'sewer tothe charm ("No," 1 Z C e uta PLAGIM IN IRZLA-VD. —Mr. F. W. 1 and " Hear, hear.") Ititesoi s He also defended the conduct of the b ei ,, — ... , • 1 %. left Dublin last night (Tuesday) for Loodoe , directors with regard to the mistreat with Mews. Lucas. 1 to t 'penally depot dby the Musics-hones Committee H. trusted however that the shareholders would not the 1..1 epos Lord Polmeratoo personally, and to urge rapes 'operate without appoiotisg_ • committee of invest'. ..., ...rennet the &lactate necessity, both for the interests ptioei sled that it should not be confined to the ',.7_ . eland and Ireland, of totally prohibiting the imports - quarrel ef Captain Jervis with the board, but that it would r_t c cattle into Ireland fur the pressor. Up to the time look into the liabilities of the oempeay, the emanate, the ...: bwego to press with our "wood edition no fele- issued debentures, end other matters. r h as been received from the hen. member . — Dublin The meeting wee stall proceeding when oar report was a toiia, Mail. dustutkahed. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ROBBERIES AT COFFER.HUOB6B. John Wieland, a respectablydreseed man, way charged with stealing some jewellery and • g apparel of the vales of 93f., the property of Mr. Robert Wien, coffee house keeper, of Iro. 30, Charles-street, Middlesex Hos pital. From the evidence it appeared that on the night of the 4th instant the prisoner took lodgings at Mr.Wiers's, and that he left the following morning. Shortly after he lef t Mr. Wien mimed from a room on the second floor, not that in whisk the prisoner slept, a quantity of jeweller y wearing apratelof the value of 201. Nothing was heard of the pri mer till leveret mornings after, when Morrow, 105 E, met hio is the Euaton-road, with a black leather bag in his hand. He asked the prisoner where he got the bag from, tad not being satisfied with his answer, took him to the skidoo, when a number of duplicates, some of them relating to property belonging to Mr. Wien, ware found is his pee swim lupettor Garforth, E division, asked for a remand, statics that there were several other cues against the pri mer for robbing coffee holies keepers in different parts of Ludo', under exactly similar circumstances. The prisoner, who is said to be respectably connected, was remanded till Wednesday. THAMES. STE&LTEG COME IS THE ST. KATHEPTHE DOCL Monter Bunt, a labourer, who appeared to be in very good condition, was brought before Mr. Paget, charged with stealing 19ibs. of raw coffee, the property of the London and K. Katherine Docks Company. Thome Foreland, a dock eoestable, stated that the ?so' nee was leaving the St. Katherine Dock at the ffiglitingale•lase gateway this morning, when he thought he was more bulky than he ought to be. He stopped the primer, and on searching him toned coffee oriented about his lege, arm, and body ; in fact the prisoner was coffee all over, and the concealment was very artfully ar rioted. The witness then produced a bag containiog 19lbs. of elm coffee, and in answer to questions from the magic taste said that the prisoner told him that he fund the coffee oe the deck of a ship. He believed that the ooffee came out of one of the warehouses in the dock. Mr. J. P. Iduroford, superintendent of the dock company's wen police, s a id th at 16Ib s . o f co ff ee was found concealed ou another man as he was leaving the dock on Monday, and he vu convicted of the offence. , rie Prisoner said be was starving, and had • wife and ',if to maintain. lie mg in want of bread, and his children were in a sad condition. Mr. Paget believed the prisoner wu a regular thief. He emitted him of the unlawful possession of the coffee, and er red him to one month's imprisonment and hard Mo. URIOUSACCIDZAT ON TEM GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) An alarming accident, arising from the dangerous Mike of shunting ballast trucks at the time when the ordinary passenger trains are due, occurred this menthe on the Great Northern Railway, near Potter's- Bar elation. It appears from information supplied by one 01 the Passengers that as the driver of the night moil train from Edinburgh vu approaching Potter's Bar station he law a muck train being shunted from the main line into • *tine. Perceiving that • collision was inevitable he shut off the steam and did all becould tol-aseei the °Discussion, few the train was travelling at the time at (aliened, 40 to 50 miles an hour. The last of the mock waggons was half on thence milieu the engine of the mail train dashed into it, throwing it ap endwava, while the wheels, coming into coo t", with all the carriages in the train stove sae or tea a n d carried away all the stets, bodies. o !long its whole length, smashing the windows d dome other damoge, besides throwing one or two of the ,__Nititro. off the line. Fortunately not • mingle individual '''vollieg in the train sustained the slightest inpiry, although Al were much alarmed. Owiog to the accadest the mail train was much delayed, and did not reach Lines. nose station till nearly 6 o'clock this morning. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1865. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (es sza:rnw :aware.) YORK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TYRO STAKCI. x t x • ... GIMCRACK STAKIM. Load et Vale ... Split the Difforeisee 6 ma. SAPLING STAKES. Mr. Pitt BlwWand 1 0 YORKSHIRE STAKES. 5 ran. NURSERY STAKES. Locket Lucy . . . . . 1 Amazon Romeo . . . ... 3 15 van. ASKE PRODUCE. Ewa walked over. YORK OUP. Two miles. Ely, Hollyfox, and Lion are hers. ft. 1 Pd. PLYMOUTH MEETESO.-(THIS DAY.) Iti - I.( UNITED SERVICE PLATE. One mile sad a half. Allow lie. Broadway, Antoiostik sod Boater ere hare. FIRST BIENNIAL STAKES. One mile four forlooge. The Swift sad Embleigh are here. BALTRAII STAKES. Two miles. Moose, 1;:rISIZ„P7)1Tos, E;ciaTei(7l4Allow Me, Salpinotea, Sevenruid•a-lialf, and L►d, Overtown aro hem SECOND BIENNIAL STAKES. Han • mile. Exeter, El OM, Kinpley, and Kepley are here. INQUEST ON MR. GARTHWAITE. THE SUB EDITOR OF THE" MORNING ADVERTISER."- (THIS DAY.) At 11 o'clock this morning, Mr. W. Carter, the coroner for East Surrey, hold an inquest at the Marlboronghorma, tiouthstreet, Camberwell, on the body of Mr. Wm. Walker Garthwaite, aged 41, a gentleman well II known in newspaper circles as the sub-editor of the 11 Morning Advertiser. Mrs. Girona. Oerthwaite said that the deceased left home on Sunday night at G o'clock, in order to proceed to the . 1 office in Fleet-street. He returned home the following morning, and whilst he was in the closet she heard hint romiti. He went several times again to the closet, and was a gai n attacked with vomiting. lie sat down on the sofa and suddenly slipped off on to the floor. She then sent for Dr. Simmonds, who quickly attended and prescribed for him, but he only lived four hours. She was sure he bad not taken anything to destroy his life. Mr. Henry Morris Simmonds, M.R.C.S., residing in St. Mary's- lace, Lambeth-road, said that he had known the daoaad for 13 years, and during that time had attended him professionally. On Monday list he had occasion to at tend him, and found him partly undressed and urecoscione, his countenanoe being livid. He understood that he had been freqnsutly purged and had vomited& great deal. That was often the precursor of apoplexy. He did not think that it was a case of cholera or even diarrhon, but he thought the deessmd was seized with paralysis and apoplexy. One side was completely paralysed. He law him between six and seven, and presented for him, s , but he never became conscious, and he died in four hours. For some time he bad perceived that deceased sufferrd from a ditaneocy of vision—s premooitory sign that he would be seized in that way, and he took all possible means to pre vent each • result. He understood that he led a regular sad abstemious life. lie was a night worker, and worked very bard, and he recommended him to take • week's holi day, but he refused to do so. Mr. Henry Downes Miles said that he was on the literary staff of the Morning Advertiser, and had known the de ceased for 20 years. He first beard of his death on Monday night, and last saw him alive on Monday week. Witness and deceased sat together for seven years in ma room. He was certain that he wee a moral man. He had complained of want of vision. Hs sacred from • lethargic dulness in the morning, and he had complained of not Wag able to see Si print clearly, and that it looked double. The Coroner having summed op, The jury returned a verdict io acoordanoe with the medi cal evidence, and the proceedings terminated. GREAT RASTER% RAILWAY COMPANY. (THIS LAY.) 105 1 10 11l 1100 100 100 100 100 100 100 ii ; lie- SHARE LISTS.-(11118 DAL) Two o'Craow. 1 4 74 1 The railway market is firmer to-day, and several IE. of she principal lines have advanced. London and r e : South Western stook has improved per oent., s Midland and South Eastern ft, and London and North Western, Great Western, and Lancashire IA and Yorkshire 4. Caledonian and Great Eastern are 10. exceptionally flat, and have reoeded and 4 per cent. R A respectively. London and North Western stook is lr now quoted 1264 to 4 ; Great Western, 864 to s t I ; Midland, 1304 to ; Lancashire and Si, orkshire, 118 to 4, ex div. ; South 110 Eastern, 794 to ; Metropolitan, 133 to 4, H: ,: ex div. ; Great Northern, 1314 to 1324 ; ditto A, 1471 to 1484 ; ,London and South Western, 994 1 :4 to 100 ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; and Caledo- uo, nian, 33 to 134. lt. Great Luxembourg Railway shares have ad- 10, winced, while Dutch-Rheuish show flatness. Indian and Canadian stocks are steady. l Ite OZDINART SHAM AND STOCIP. irAUNATS. Mahal sad tliMas.... OiledoeMo.. Cambrian Mak and Bandon Oornwall bo. • J • no dtv. antll B Ip. a.YWdb B. Datitin sad Ballo* Awe Dmidaa,Partb.dikb4.J., Mut Loudon Scrip Cert. I _Do. Cloning prior I Minn 10-dag I 177;00 yesincing. to I p.m 7,1 10.1 111,C 76 , 4 *al _Rd Itnmut w 'Peru esSern Ord. Om& Nadia Soollmad Grad Neat's= EWA ♦red. a° div. D0.1311118p. ta paid B Gt. South & Wl4. (low) anal Woolson Do.dtesz VaLO4l.lllll Do. &Mit Waifs Do. ICJ/W.—Ward Do " bo7ll;lipori Do. Do. Herbed tamonablro di Yorkshire London sna Mackinll Lon., Mega, d s.coas Loodea.MikamliPow 941 A US La 90 91 LOU Do. Met Ett4aA6p.e. 100 London& North Woo. la LondondnouttiKantorn LOU W5zi..81147.& Ltnoolnab LOO Metropolitan 7 Do. Nov 4 Do. 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Mizip 604 ft tal.Conssnw.abliain 1 1 . 00u 110 tharneatlieneyla (1..) 600 20 Trhildad Petroleums (L) 600 10 hustadgew o 7,o l A o L ,60u 10 r. I Co. of u.Caluwla 000 26 lin.liartro Llver.(L.' 000' 6 •Thilted LT61,1.0041 ,00D. 10 Unteere.Ganne Ina ( L I • ,000 10 Upper AssamteaLloa 000 le Ditto 000 60 Tan Dteteen's land _ .000 60 Warrazt Ttnetwe(Llm )I .000 60 4 e.tlndlirtParilleti L_ • pin 181 % ,.." " it{ 1} was 8* 7** i» s s A 1 Pa 14 flu__ Par LOP t; t -41 idis par adl Y 4 19 pal' 7 par 1 $. 9 10 b ill s la par ii Ii 1 2 I 6 113 1 16 7 . 6 . ‘166 zd zd id IsT I _l4 2 31 St 4 Pla 4 71 4 4 11 WI. 37 41z4 76 78 18 80 06 , 41 84414 88 84 4} 4 1011 SAITIBIi POSSZSUOXII. 102 02 s 1100 20 11 IC on to I all 100 ,iao islautlo & 86. Lome/boo liala.thr. &C. 10.g.6p.0. Do. P &woo Buffalo & Luke Duran Do. Preform,' Buff.. /11.11$.0tOOder1011 dt er eat 1672-3-4 Col. a O. dostoro op.°. g. Cops T. & Dock Op. o. g. 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New Diuskot iNaak at = .3 [ Beak ot 'Bank of 01•40) (LWOW) Hank of Quatunlawd (1 Bonk of totorta,Audria 'Bonk of 1461 , Zealand ;Brosillan&Portogoomell. (slunk a Callternisk (L 'Mild( N. *merino C. Bt. Indlik,Ana. China wart, Aar. of isalafrc. is Colmlal UCooLliank of Caosda Leal. Bane el and* ie 10 Coneekidated Beak (L ; 1W ICaatlonatel Iso 1... New w Instal and L)ndon 60 Laudt....i gasteru ltacha ' agia/ Lin; IN English Joint SONY XI N daid.n,oLteAueLCbartAL 60 tagtleh and bwedui (L • to ropenn firokrUmtted Ilindull.CNN&Jap.( l d 11 . 00 I du. towed at Ida • la ew 100 hapertal N Hank, lAsnitsol H Imperial ottoman U I luul YU. . fffNew iLand Ifort.Bk: Indls(L) I Lon. ito.,.lliesico.&sl.l l . 100 ,Lon. Bank of SootlaaLL let , Loudon and Brasilia let Lon.Larree.tlitlata L W. Sew, imat pin U Los. MBank of Anita. 10 Landon and Coeuit •• • • ILend.on Joint Stock U Dada & Lath African .10 u,u ka. Water.. WO. 'let Do. do. New SO London&Veneznele (L ) ISO fan. & Weatagnater i.e liforehant Hank( Llem.) SO Ilareantlie & lisehanlL 100 ltalso. & Pror. Bank (I ISS Do. do. Its Midland Bat on noionel of Uverpcsoi ft.lie. al 110011011 (5 Do tad and fed lona N Nailotiai Bans 10 Ito. New . .. U Wow Booth Wales IS 'Www Zealand (Lisiiiid) U North WeGiedli U Oriental Bank Damara. SS rrersu.tlankln.ioorie4L M Do. do. IM notion. of do. New ' ikinaterani.,• Dead (I.! 10 eio. Issued ail pre loath Ana/4M 1100 Rand, of E. L Atria 'IOC Do. de. fan. steps°. IS anion el Australis 160 Odes of Ireland (La) SO Dike 0114•000 Kf g° i ii;a6sl 4. 146 6,000 t vo:fose' io.oool i6:0661 V,60 0. 01 60,000 60 60,000 7410 1,0.000 14.090 11.101 12431 10,0110 17,011 11,100 40.010 ii;eiel No.j IL 2,116,180 laL:th.apland ai6. 11,000 G•o•ra1110•61m./...10 6,118,110 18 Loodon&St.l6.l swift mon 111. y Cbconlaral6l.. V 60 101 191 par 4 pi. 0 10 SO 101 70 76 100 101 101 142 10s_ 114 18 } 19. 0 18 LO 83 90 64 46 69 68 66 68 80 62 43 66 31 48 25 27 54 86 103 . .164 I 1,.., loci mni ili In , a 90 92 52 56 1 00la 101 102 05 97 90 92 MI 05 zd 82 64 Oloo} 1000 _t tat 100 101 JOINT STOCK BANES. 101 105 , 1 { 104 r 111 IQOI - ii 7 0•11 1* Oldls II 2 as 45 47 131 141 45 47 1011 146 41 42 s;; ' "LI 7 d l eidb , k *mid "le _ 6 8 411 I 3181811 I 6 dis 8 6 dls 8 8 111 7 9 JCS 28 28. IP 9 2i lilts 2 ipm 810 pm 2 3P9 241 261 74 76 id 47 48 161 14 14 01dta zd 11 0101. zd 0 _7 do 4t 3 2 elti b 4Ms 6 4d4 licite id 8 SO 61 pis Ow 2, 1061 61 63 :1 = 61 67 4 II 4411 SS dlo 7 ea 1.4 •fdb Ll 2 UN .11011 73 75 Au US UT MONEY MARKET.—(TIIIB DAY.) I btesdily to progress, both at Stockholm sal Gothenburg. A general meeting of the Merchant Bank . n Company of London will be held on the 14th September. Two o'OLooz. The improvement in the weather, combined with the influx of gold to the Bank, and a pur chase by the government broker of 40,0001. New Throe per Cents., has had a favourable effect upon the stock markets. The English funds have risen t per cent., and several of the principal railways to 4. A slight advance is also observable in some of the foreign securities. There are few applications for discount to-day, while the supply of money seeking employment is large. The general rate for choice bills is nto 4 per cent., but exceptional transactions have taken place at 31. The charge in the Stock Exchange, for loans from day to day on English Government se curities, is 2 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 68fr. 20c., being Sc. better than yesterday. Console are now quoted 891 to 1 for money, and 894 to for the account (September 7). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 893, 4, 3 ; ditto, for account, 891, 4 ; Three per Cents. Redueed, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 894, 4, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 4 ; Five per Cent, "echoed" rupee paper, 1001 ; and Exchequer Bills, Si. dis., par. Foreign stocks are rather firmer, although there is litle business. Turkish Cor.eolidifis, Mexican, and Spanish Certificates have risen per cent. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:—Greek, 201 to 1 ; Turkish Consolid6s, 481 to 49 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 3 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Confederate, 6 to 8 ; and Mexican, 234 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Danubian Principalities, 801, ; Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 614 ; Egyptian, 1864, 954, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 951 ; French Rentes, 67fr. 50c.; Mexican, for account, 234, 1; ditto 1864, 224 ; Russian, 1859, 574 ; ditto, 1862, 921, 3 ; Spanish, for account, 474 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 39 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 74, 3 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 79 ; ditto 1862, 731, 24 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 734, 4, 41; ditto 1864, 411. American securities exhibit no alteration. 5-20 Ronde are quoted 681 to 694 ; Erie Railway shares, 534 to 1 ; Illinois, 78 to 1 ; and Atlantic Railway debentures, 851 to 861. International Financial shares are now quoted _ _ _ / to 11 prem. ; General Credit, 1 7-16 to 9-16 pram., ex dir. ; London Financial, 61 to 71 prem., ezdiv.; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 1 prem.; Credit Fourier and Mobilier of England, n to 31 prem.; Ottoman Socidtd Gindrale, 21 to 1 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 4 to 1 pram. Fous o'Cwcx. Consols are steady, at 89: to j for money, and 89 11-16 to 13-16, or 89j, for the account. A further sum of 52,0001. in gold has been taken to the Bank. The demand for the Continent having diminished, about 44,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. This formed a part of the 153,694/. received from Australia, rid Egypt, by the steamer Ripon. The arrival was announced yesterday af ternoon of the Swiftsure, from Melbourne, with 286,000/., a portion of which, it is thought, will also remain here. This amount, however, will not reach London for several days. The gold operations at the Bank during the week comprise the influx of 44,0001. (the above-mentioned sum), and the withdrawal of 8,000/. The amount of Australian gold known to be still at sea is 229,0001. The Transatlantic, with 127,0001., has been out 76 days, and the Sussex, with 102.0001., 72 days. These vessels are not quite due. The recent decisions of the Committee of the Stock Exchange in refusing settling days to some new companies continue to excite much attention. It is universally agreed that the present practice cannot prevail much longar, for the simple reason that it either goes too far or not tar enough. A cor respondent points out in the following letter the precise limits to which the Committee of the Stock Exchange should confine themselves, since the moment they go beyond them they occasion much practical harm, and little, if any, theoretical good : Sir, —Simple measures, according to an old axiom, are generally the best, but thaw V a degree of simplicity which only comes from ignorance or weak credulity. In this vexed question of whether the Committee of the Stock Exchange is failing in its duty to the public, either from iecepacity or from pressure of the members of its own body, who frequently organies opposition to the quotation of sew companies to serve their personal interests, remedies of all kinds are suggested. Almost ell ere hastily written end superficially based. Your ecrrespondeut "Au Old Secretary" recommends the following :—"List the com mittee require the secretary of every company ts leave with their secretary a proof prospectus, accompanied with one of the memorandum and articles of association ; let these be modified (if necessary) so as is enable the Stock Exchange Committee to certify that both the documents are satisfactory." The nostrum I venture to urge is, that the committee should legislate strictly and faithfully upla their laws as they exist, or ameod or add ►o them as circumstances may require. Above all, that they should receive with greet caution statements which are very likely to be interested if emanating from members of their own community, sad re turn to their old and only Wearable practice, of compelling their members at whatever cost to comply with their bar gains. Is other words, the committee, who have pro verbially insnffident time to fulfil their ordinary duties, and at present certainly do not ful6l them to the eatisfac tion of the public, are to re-write end virtually make them selves responsible fur the prospectus of a new rominny. The ides is absurd in itself, end if acted upon could only tend to en assumption of power by a close institution, already far too great in these days of free tirade and anti monopoly.—l am, kr., JUSTITIA. WIDIRIEDAT Emma. Consols opened this morning at 891 to t for the account, or a fraction lower than yestmday, and declined to 891 to 1, at which they closed with a heavy a pLea ree rance. For money the last price as 891 to I. The official business report is as lows per Cent. Consols, for money, nY l fl, ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Con Reduced, 891, }, 1 ; New Three per CeuM., 891, }, ; Bank Stook, 230, 2491 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 105,1 ; Five per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 1011. India Five per Cents. and Exchequer Bills fe main without alteration at the respective prices of 105 to }, and Ss. dis. to la. prem. Foreign Stocks have been rather dull, and a fine tional decline has taken place in Italian Five pee Cents., Mexican, Spanish Passive and Certifies and rurkish Consohd4s. The Anglo-Turkish Loans of 1858 and 1862, on the other hand, improved. The shares of the financial companies were quiet, and no variation of importance took place in prises, which were quoted as follows:—lnternational Finan cial, I to 11 prem.: General Credit, I 7-16 to 9-16 prem., ex thy. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 1 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fenner and Mobilier, 2/ to 31 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted to day 10} to prem. ; Joint-Stock Discount , 21 to I{ die., ex div. ; Egyptian Trading, to } d{a, being ditt r l e y fi rmer ; Ottoman Socilt4 21 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15} to 1 ; and Lion wery, Ito 11 prem. Other miscellaneous descriptions were quiet. Inter national Land Credit, Ocean Marine Insurance, and Royal Mail Steam were quoted higher ; while a re duction occurred in City of Moscow Gaa, London and Glasgow Engineering Company, and Ottoman Gm After regular hours, Overeud, Gurney and Co. shares advanced to 31 top premium. Atlantic Telegraph Preference left off the same as yesterday, at 2 to 22 discount. The closing (but in many cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Metropolis Sewage, 101 to 111 prem. ; London Bridge Land, }_dm. to par; London Jute Works, Ito 1 prem. ; enai Park and Hotel, Ito prem. ; Belfast and Bangor Railway and Land, to 1 prem. •, McQueen Brothers, 1 to 2 prem. ; Marseilles Extension Railway and Land, par to 1 prem. ; and Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation, 2,t0 S prem. The London and North Western Railway traffic, return shows this week an increase of 7,1741. over last year, and the Midland as increase of 1,6601. In colonial government debentures Canadian and Cape of Good Hope securities were in rather better demand. United States Five-Twenty Bonds have relapsed to 64 to 691. Illinois Central shares have also fallen to 78} to while Erie were steady at 53 1 to 1. Atlantic and Great Western Debentures remain at 851 to 84• CONSECRATION OF ST. M [CRAM'S CFI I.TRell, fluOmmirrcii.—(Tgin lity.)—This morning the Bishop'of London consecrated the church which bee just been com pleted in Shoreditch, end which is dedicated to Et. Michael and All Angels. The church of St. Michael is a beautiful structure, very large, and In every way well adapted to the populous district in which it is placed. Untortneately the incumbent, the Rev. Charles Leford is crippled in his work by want of funds. He has established all the institutions which are necessary for such • district, end, having hitherto had to bear meet of the expense% self, he stands in need of liberal contsibatione from chords- men. THE MURDEB. OP LIEUTENANT CLUITEr.BUCE.— Tbe Court of Criminal Appeal of Dublin has given judg ment in the appeal of Lawrence Kisg the younger. against his conviction for the murder of Lieutenant Olutterbuck. at Parsonstown, Ireland. The ground of the appeal was a mere techeicality, the absence of an averment in the In. dictuient that the murder was committed on a river, the boundary between the King's County and Tipperary. The court affirmed the oonvletioo. SERIOUS CHARGE OF FORGIRT.—On Tuesday a man named Aaron ?whet who is well-keels) in Sheffield. we. apprehended by det ective-oHeer Carswell on • °barge of forgery and robbery. The capture was made in Salta. bill, the priaoner manifesting • decided dieinelindith to accompany the officer, and vainly endeavouring to elide him by flight. It re said that he kr been consented as treasurer with • London Theatre, and that the charges upon which he is apprehended arise net of traereetione in bills which are alleged to be forged. The amount is wider. stood to be very serious, and the charge so preferred ty Mr. E. T. Smith, of Ashley's Theatre, London.—Sheffeld dependant. THE RECUSANT QUAKER AT THE LIVERPOOL Artarzes.—Mr. Canoe, the Quakerjurymeu, who wee tined by Baron Bramwell at the Liverpool anises oar Monday for refusing to take off his bat white in the jury -box, was called tithe yeaterday, and smeared before the judge in court. Mr. Baron Bramwell said that if Mr. Canon bad refused to sot as a juryman, or bad behaved with disreepect be ought to be fined. He (the learned judge), however, should remit the fine, but that, after coosiderhig the matter, be had mime to the conelasion that if Mr. Canon's 001111087100 told bhp he ought sot to remove his hat, th ere was potting intrinsically disrespectful in that, and that Mr. Canon might therefore. if be chose, resume his bat. EXTRAORDINAST CHARGE or Kmuno A WIPE. —William Firau, • Liverpool badge-porter, was found guilty of manslaughter yesterday. by a coroner's jury. for causing the death of his wife by kit ocldeg her down on Lancashire and Yorkshire compithy's line when a train at waggons was passing. The wheel. went over b.r breast and neck, and she was killed on the spot. Firth and his wife lived on very unhappy terms, sad both were much ad dieted to drinking. On this occasion they were both fa. tozimied. HORRIBLE CASE 07 CHILD MURDER. —A PASO Of child murder, committed under circumstances of meet cold-blooded cruelty, is now under investigation before the coronet at Daegsanon, county Tyrone. A woman left the workhouse with an infant aged over twelve months, and west to hire as servant In the house of • farmer. The child continued in good health up to a certain day, when the family happened to leave the house. On their return they found it albs, and covered with mother w o uld it gradually got worth until it died. The mother would not allow any one to touch it, but some theorise having been excited by her °endure, an legend was held, and at • post-mortem examinatioe it was discovered that the lumps were occasioned by Os legs and arms having been broken re general pieces. Its head also was shockingly bruised. It is supposed that the nonatunl mother inflicted these ieju. rue on the child in order that it lit die • lingering death, and thus that she might escape ion. She b.d bees often hated to express • wish for its death, and the boding et her master's razor to her bed seemed to iudicate en inteo tion to accelerate in fate if it lingered too long. Ex t r ; s • L is ram • Frr IN BATHING.—On Tuesday afternooe, a young maze, named Pearene. of Ashtomunder. Lyrae, whilst bathing is the sea at Southport, wee sod denly seised with a fit, sod before assistance could strive he was cuff mated. The water was only 'even .r eight inches deep where be was found. An inquest was held at the Royal Hotel, yesterday. end • verdict cf " Accideotal Death" was returned. 822.1008 AOCIDENT AT ROCHDALE—A serious accident, though fortasatekr uoattelidea by fatal room. quinces, occurred yesterday at Rochdale. The local eget. cultural show was being held at that town. and the stead used by visitors to witoese the leapiog of the hunters sad ponies suddenly gave way, when about 250 splint stole were standing on it. About six persons were seriously hurt, and many others were severely shaken. Like other stands need on similar occesious, the structure was ouly temporary. and moms to have been imperfectly put together.—Afanchater Guardian. Tut Yams' Itinni•ors.—The marriage rate in Ragland in the ten yeses sadist( 1863 fluctuated hotness 0.626 per cent is the quarter ending March, 1658, arid 1014 par not. is the gustier indium December, 1854. By an apparently filed and unchanging rule, the loweat man riiiv rate prevails in the first quarter of a year and the highest In the last. Thus the rates is the /rat quarter 4 each of the ten years ender revise were es follow :-1854. 0727 per coat ; 1865, 0.631 per cent. • 1856, 0'707 per eget.; 1857, 0105 per cent ; 1858, 019 1 i per cent.; 1859, 0132 per eget.; 1880,0111 per rent.; 1861, 0973 per wet.; 1862, 0680 per oast.; 1863, 0104 per that. On the other band, the rate of the last quarters of each of the tea years were : —1864, 1014 per cent.; 1861, 0 968 per . ceer. • 1856, 0996 per nt 0 leer eget. ; 1808, 0467 per oint 1639,1013 per cent. ; 1860, 1906 per ; 1861, 0953 per emit.; 1862, 0•245 per cent; and 1863, 0998 per that. THE Barri= Amer.—lt appears that the average ntreasth of the British army abroad in 1860 was 5,126 *Sens sod 123,20 ethemeeminioried officers and was ; I. 1861. 4.892 officers and 117,644 noo.conardealueed officers sad men ; ia 1862, 5,196 officers and 12.1.703 non-panssuie sinned officers sad Been; and in 1863, 6,243 officers and 125,473 non-cortheimioned *Moen and men. Of the fore' stationed abroad in 1863, 4,983 allows and 97.597 the. oommiesione i officers and men belonged to Wintry enepe. INTERESTING ARRIVALS IX AUSTRALIA.-07 the Liaaohtehire, a number of slog* birds have arrived, con sisting of skylarks, thrushes, kl,ctbbds, and canaries, as well as Docking sad Instant fowls, terse doss. severed ferrets, and some grey panaAureralasOut (ffelboor** Pater). 1 I'd I Cl. peon. I 84w. Id 6$ :d, 4 a,. :d IS 4 41 611 Tit 1 340p/17 I m Idla ilm/ 4 ids pa 76 /T 74 76 33 ii 29 10 26 132 186 2 Ids 6 64s 48 si isdj id xd M 9195 nu I 1i !! 117.1 100,1 7,1 117,1 6141 100,1 DV UV Al UM 10.1 117 ith - 1 .1 ill 126 zdi 7 8 66.1 10 4tidS dui 6 $ e l. xd; ill 1 SO 32 )0 43 lob all I - - 111 014IaI I 6 6pm 6 1 Dm 6 1 a pps }dm tyca non I 1611. a I kW 60m 1 11 ir 10 I j W q quo 4 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. DOA Rhenish, 24. Great Luxuabourg, NINES.-(211M _DAY.) id Ms The mining market is quiet to-day, with few transactions. Great Vor shares are quoted 354 to 36, being lower ; East Lovell, 104 to 11 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 234 to 244 ; Chivertoo, 9 to 4, call paid ; Lady Bertha, 10s. to 12e. 6d. ; Wheal Betou, 190 to 195 ; and Frank Mills, 51 to 61. East Caredon are officially marked 121. In the Stock Exchange Frontino and Bolivia shares have been dealt in at 31, being firm ; Gene ral, at 22 ; and Washoe Gold, at 6. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (n lasanuo AND JammanOlAL TILEDEAPIL ) (nom ons Owl CORILISPONDANT. The market quiet. Sales about B,OOO bales. MINOING-L ANL —ICH IS DAY.) firma& —The market is steady but quiet ; the galas in clude British Wert India at previous prices ; Madras grainy Jimmy, 265. 6d. ; Manilla, good Muscovado, 28s. Ittihad dried goods continue in fair request at full prioes ; pieces sell middy. Cowes—The parcels of Ceylon brought to public gals have gone off with steadiness at previous currency • Planta tion triage, Ms. to 67a. ; 6ne ordinary and low middling, 765. to ; 79a. 6d. to 84v.; pee berry, 82s. to 88s. Native Ceylon, good ordinary, 66e. to 675. rid. TEA —The marketoontinues very quiet. Rol.—One hundred puncheons of Leeward' sold ; pale, at le. 7s. ; and 400 puncheons of Jamaica, chiefly good quality, at full rates. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Monday, the 28th August, a special settling day in the It shares of the Northern Assam Tea Com pany (Limitall, and Friday, the Ist September, in the shares of Barned's Banking Company (Limited), both of which are to be marked. At a meeting of the London and Colonial Bank yes terday it was announced that the shareholders can receive, at the expiration of about one month from this date, 7/. 10s. for the old and Si. 10s. for the new shares, on taking them to Messrs. Price and Devot, of the Stock Exchange, who are authorised by the International Bank to act in the matter. It was also mentioned that those proprietors who do not avail themselvesof this offer must await the rea lisation of the assets of the London and Colonial Bank, which will probably extend over many months. At the meeting yesterday of the North Alstralian Company, the directors' report was adopted. It mentioned the purchase from the South Australian government of 328 allotments, containing 160 acres each of country land, being in all K4BO acres, in the new settlement of North Australia, together with 328 half-acre lots in the principal town, and added that " there is every reason to believe that the business of the company will ere long yield satisfactory returns to its shareholders." At the meeting of the Dagenham (Thames) Dock Company, held yesterday afternoon, the directors' report, which has already been published, was adopted. The report of the English and Swedish Bank for the half-year ending the 30th June states that the gross profits for that period, including a balance of 2,2241. brought forward from the last account, were 26,4221. After paying current expenses, and smrrariELD HAY MARKET.—CFDDI DAY.) deducting rebate of interest, .tc., there remains a disposable sum of 14,1661., out of which the direr, toes declare an ad interim dividend of Bs. per share, Mr. Charles jar"' Beaton "'P ats Prima as fen*" free of income tax, leaving 6,23 9/. carried prima be 'ed Prim old clover , from 120 s. to 140 s. ; isferior ditto, 100 s. to 110 s. ; prime meadow bay, 110 s. 1236. ; Works' forward. The reporta from the branches are stated ditto, 116 s. to 105 s. ;slow, 365. to 44e. to show that the business of the Bank continues Rrre . .-Cleaned continues in good mart, but for rough there is a leas active inquiry. Prices, however, eren. Moue very firm. ARROWROOT has sold at the previous value. St. Vincent, 2 1 d. to 4d. SPTCIB. -A large parcel of Zanzibar cloves were all dis posed of at 3d. for dark, to 3jd. for fine. Pepper is only in moderate request ; Malabar sold at lid. ; grey Penang, 3d. Other spines are without change. Cinnamon sold, Ceylon. first pile, Is. ; second la. 10d. ; third, Is. &I. to le 7d. • end fourth, le. 4d. Curia lives. first pile, Bde. ; calmed second. 83e. Ginger, Jamaica, 63e. to 795. Faurr.-The market matinees quiet for all descriptions. Arrivals of new currants and raisins are shortly expected. Sarargrar..-A parcel of refraction 4 and 4i sold at 23e. 6d. beteg the pervious value. CorrON.-The market is quiet at unaltered prices. Jun has sold at about the former currency, except floe quality, prices of which show a decline of 10s. to 15s. pa too ; common to middling, 111. to 141. ills. ; good ditto to ; fine, 161. to 211. Hexer.-A large parcel of Manilla has been disposed of at about 15s. under recent sales ; fair to good fair roping, 33/. 10s. to 3111. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market biguiet. Town tallow is quoted 45e. net cash • Petersburg Y. 0.. on the spot, 445. 3d. ; October to December,i 445. 9d. • December, 45.. 3d. ; January to March, 46e. 6d. ; Ma rch, 465. - - METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is about the same as oe Thunday last. The trade is very dull. Choice qualities are not much lower, but inferior kinds cannot be cleared out. There are a few more sheep, and the demand is smaller. Prices Sr. oe the average rather lower. Calf trade is brisk at our quotations. Our foreign supply con rats of 620 beasts, 5,470 sheep, 628 calves, and 130 pigs. Per Moue al fans.., a. s. d Per MAY 01 Mea aa.a 6. 116618 cot; &raffia 54 5 6 Nat Dos&W-bda Ilk 0 0 0 ant Shorthorn 4106 2 1 Pad Long w 0015.... 610 0 Wood qua bark 2 8 3 8 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 Oahu 3e s 4 Ewa d mooed qua 4 4 4 a o 410 Do. en Share .... 0 • 0 Dad Ihm4lol4enka6 4• 6 lambs Darn at market, 1.000 ; sheep and knobs, 0.020 ; Caine. vino ; pigs. ISO, ankh cows. sena. 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