The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGMIL R 81& DAT.) I'OURT OT BANKRUPTCY. (Before Ms. Casasaimicater Veshlealea) 41 •11t 1.1.1* IN wroare troert contra= (uNrrin). • , ow' prestos per.ratr.l to abet up aim company, ••• Calmed sheet • year and eight mouth% Sate. .ronsesal r.spital 4•44 .britlett into I:O,UUU 4 Ir. each. ra.r. .4...11.4 to have acted in the double •Ir .....moan 4.4tettot. appeared fur the ram * +O.. for Mr M4rrh.ort, Its. petitioner. rrbe rnbnr f t barnottur. •ult4r4rl to the r • •eorst pane.. an order for iriedtottp the elm nude. Mt_ l'r ere se Applieet...e.l.er.rtittc.+ tab, /Lieber.' Peacock. • • r:r of the aportssaas Term , rioutitwark•bridge-road, .1 'stealer. showed onsocured debts. 1,0111. ifia ; 4, 20.140.: aurora. .1444.. .C.V. :is. :AL; profits, 11.1.; stflo hrown on Übe other Lead. • aha• to the bankrupt are I. I Is. IW. ; prupertv, 96. 41 ; trade expenine, 70111. los. ld ; • 1.. Ild. It...,unin Peserlev. Coleteasatarta, for the r.. 1 Do .1p 10111, is be believed it to be aOW I l.4lorter —.% • ntosl, the been have eaten 1 ..1. , ner. Let tLr I , ultra,* hike eertitkete of the 4.... • Lt.-. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) _~._ OLD COURT. (Mon Mr. Canbeskeisser Ism) HAWN DE VIDIL. tt the eittiaa of the coos, Loa ,sP.usit de nig vie .1 Ai the Lar t.. p1a..41 to.. todietimet whieb ehoared wAN woluoliag Alfred Joke do Vida. with ..at of km timbre otoretlimght to kill sod murder hint. I be meows. what talked very polo mad oirowora, pleaded ot 1;eill) .. to a G,. ("De of W0k.... Ile was then asked whether he wished to be tried by a ogupmed entirely .f F.riglishnien, or halt Loglabluen half forehosers 7 He replied. •• All Eeldishmen." 1:, prisoner wu t IMD removed from the bar. (Before Mr. Justice Hill.) tt I.ea the !carers! Jodie had taken his seat oa the bench the miner was agaie hrought ap„ and &Oral Hallaetine ed that the ease should be taken no Friday monde& Kr i'lerk, who apprarril for the prosecution, aseented to rpl tat t . MR. WE•4. TBROOR. Ane.l 1n5(41.0.4, the enheitor who wee ,liaared with the manolaiighter of Jane Janet (*other, our roamed to take hio trial for that offence. It will le remembered that the great jury ignored the till preferred against the prisoner, and he was now called spew to answer the charge upon the coroner's inquisition. Mr. t 1rr3.14e, who appeared for the prosecution, said that Irv, the ...inclusion arrived at hr the grand jury, he did not thu.k Iv. ought to offer any evidence in support of the in euwition. Th., jury conaequently returned • verdict of Put Guilty, &a.I prism"' was dieckarged from custody. .I: OF FORGERY AGAINST A CLERGYNAN. R a geutletnanly•looking man, described SS a clergyman, was indicted fur feloniously forging and utter. iag a warrant fi.r with intent to defraud. _ _ Mr and Sr. Poland prosecuted ; and Sr. Met. car defended the prisoner. ease, it is expected, will occupy the court kw lame the. Gee day, as there are a great number of witnemes to le esandael fur the prosecutioa. The facts were very fully given in the report of the examinations of the primmer at the iolice court. It appeared that the prism wen tie nephew of a Mr. Edward Roe, who died in January, 18119, from whom he entertiined considerable expectation., but who, it appeared, only left him :00f. Ho was very dis satisfied with the distribution of the testator's pro- perty, and he took proceedings to set aside the will, bat failed to do so, and it was suggested, on the p o t of the proarcutioe, that, finding himself foiled I. settee' amide the will, be resorted to the extraordinary "spottiest of bringing forward a cheque for 6,0001., sp parrotly sigael by hi■ uncle, and with the object of obtain * that sum from tho seats. The cheque was represented to tare been seat is a letter, dated the :40th of December, lass, sod was not written epee an ordinary printed form, hetet the bottom of the letter, so that it could be torn elf, awl the prisoner did not appear to have prodo,el it until the month of June, DIGO, sad he then endeavoured to account :or this by am; that the letter, by some extraordiaary manna bed miscarried. The case for the prosecution was, that on &le day the supposed letter was written the testator woe w paralysed that he could not write, and was hardly able le lin his owu name; and in addition to this, that the 'lamp ea the ►etter was forged. IThe trial was prwredwin when we west to prow The nue " Ur." i ;Maths Jules, who is awned with Long a wW, is postponed to the nut 1111.3111. Tllll POl4Oll COURT& (rms DAY.) GUILDHALL. C 1141141 or inmost uwo Dr eam:on or 4000 f. Snag !Sky Mink ol 9, ()ahem Vil/se, lialvemmed, Daum, late chief cashier ia the firm of Yemen Jame I wow, Beater. Deemeat. and C 4%, of 3 sad 4, Aldermanbney, epia Owed at the bar, Wore Coloael %%lino. charged eth various mom of toceey amounting I. epasele .1 4, .. the moneys of his employers. Ilr. Weidner, jea., appeared for the prosecutioa, aid Belie for the patois,. It. Westiess mil he had to apply to his worship for a nomad foe • week, as all the patlanten espied in the CNN mire M the Old Bailey. It. Baylis did not eldest to Ike nppiinatlesi, sod he proms, woe amonlidity remodel for a week. wlfHl9lMl •01111111111 T AT • VOW PLIVIIIITZD, isfirerds and Join Chun* two al-loakiwg swam. _are *end at Um eibaroped with iatendies Pik the ralme Tante, Esightslindorareen. •Liko Lamed Kontos, the similar at tavern , said that half past 10 lest sight the two prisoners entered • peke room no the first her, nod called for • Pee of ids Haves rearatly @embalmed wino lames, met Mum the prameims' appraise. he directed the Misr wallow to watch them. boon ohm this the prisoner ilerrA was Waled, sad the other mailer having asecanni • rated the eircamileace to 'Mare, he diligently marched he public parts of the home, sad them west quietly sp to the private rooms on the mooed dew. the oft. inaicating doer .1 which be fumed epee, end at the lap af the Maus, near the bedrooms, h. foetal Church, who pretemied that a lawful rums had takes him there, and wanted to come down stain. This wager elk,. Wally prevented. and idling the poems, melt for the polies. elturcli, Cal 134 there was ao chance of getting down atoms, hobbled to OD* of the bedrooms, sad threw out a Large &eel sad nen.. .keletue keys. He was then gives lab custody and wawa., feehag that Edward Ina aa associate of Church, and that they had the same object in view in coaling there, alm pre him into custody, and while they were *maim to g.. to the station, some more skeleton hey. were fend at E.heardis feet. Serpa,. li B, proved being called to apprehend the ; they were fond poweemioa of loafer Mr. Arnold asked whether they were known. The poise replied well, and were old offenders of the west deecnption. Prisoriers were remanded till Toesday. SOUTHWARK. PICIII3. POCKETS AT THE 111)EVITKILS . /ETC ..,pA Dow/Pall, a well-dressed man, sod CestAariise Irtsierwff, were hroneht before Mr. Maude, chsrged with V. king the pocket of Jaae Goddard at the Loodon-bridge Lule a? Termini I Se prosecutns sail that yesterday slat went to the Oriel with some friends to enjoy themselves among the r 'tem it being their fete day. About ten o'clock at ght .b• returned by railway, sad on leaving the ter. 1 ... i else felt sometltiog at her dress pocket, ..1 on t urn i ng round maw the female's head .-Are her dress, and she missed some silver hom her pocket. Witoese instantly seised hold of the f-male, when the matt came between them, and said, 'She is a respectahle woman—let her gn,"and he attempted t , force her away, with the assistance of a third party. The poli , o ; th e . ca me up nod the pre ers were morel. The L ,, nl party, however, Tristopher Seolham, •t) )1, said he saw the female I tnktcling with the proasentrls. sad the man was endeavouz ig I.get bit agog. A great momd had collated, sad b e ksd *lose, was tetrad e &Meal* essersag bor. Site was searched, bat no a her M. said be went to last witimm's misistanm, sal took the rasa into custody. All be had about him was stelit.ea pease. There were a number of bad characters o ut, and they bad every opportunity of p ass i ng sta l est oPerty to corimasioos, The prisoner. pleaded guilty, wishing his worship to deal 'nth them under the rrinuoal Justice Act. Mr. %eels woke, I it they were known to the polies. Ti,e 015.-er replert in the negative, when TN. rnati.tret, 'rm.:need each of them to three months' Led Labour. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 21, 1861. LATEI3T SPORTING INTELLII rGENCE. 11.101141 C TILIGRAPIL WHAM MEETING.-{TRIM D.Y.) BARON STAKES. Six furlongs. Repartee. Peahen, sad Thunderstorm are here. PAID roarer?. —Doane del Lego awl Thiphfror. SURREY AND MIDOLE4EX MT.%KEN. Two miles 240 yards. hersWeatharboead, Chin, Melts% Rover, sal Gloom c ate ENTRY FOR TOWN PLATE. Half a mile. Dorwaster, 44 14h ; Eheu, Sat Sib ; White Wave, Ast rtlb ; 74 Illb ; New Drishtus, 74 alb; Oabanliwa, 74 41b ; Chim, ; Anvd , 7st ; Lmilf ebeeterbead, list IMb; Loell d Tees, tist •AII. ; Young Castle, fist c by Ratan, list 41b ; Santa Claus, Sat 41h ; (lem Inoue, Gat ; Renard, sst 101 h ; Thuodentorin, reit IMb ; Straw berry Leaf, 71b ; Ethel L 714 716; Ititilersiluttf, sst 71b. .tll are bets. ENTRY FOR SVELTER ItS,CE. White Wave, 11.1 716; Echeld, 104 15lb ; Fairitar, 94 41b. taunt totaly.tta.--11pperary Boy, Liberality And i Kho. BIDEFORD RITENRION RAILWAY. (VIM DA E ) To-day, at noon, the half-yearlr meeting of the sharehoklen in this sedertaking was heldatOreslism-bore ; Mr. I:rainor. lia.trare. in the hair. The SPR'RETART read the directors' repot as follows : " The statement of accounts, with the Meru for the past half-year, exhibit • progretsive impruremest of traffic, and as Mcrease in the leceipta over the corre.punding period of IMO. The improved communication from the South Western district by the Exeter and Yeovil Railway, has opened many mantdecturing towns to the ports of Barnstaple and Bide ford. sad Use large amount of shipping belonging to these =ad the adjacent !Wiens's create a considerable for their produce. Negotiations with the London mad Mouth Widen Railway Company have been deferred. The directors have therefore arranged with Mr. Brassey to continue the working of the line for ano ther year, on the same term. and conditions as heretofore. The directors have beam unable, notwithstanding every exertion, to dispose of the un Loused shams. and certain claims on the company, principally arising from the occasional cewity for increased works, haring to be paid, amounting to :Irak. 4.. ad., they have so alternative, but by deducting it from the sum otherwise available for dividends; and for this haltyear only. The directors propose to can., forward the balance of 3&s' . 84. The CHAIRMAN Iburod the adoption of the report, sad said the traffic continued to improve, and there wan every pros pect of its continuing to do so. The company was to the same condition with Mr. Brassey as the North Devon, aid he had consented that his lease should be renewed for one year. They also expected that at some fu ture time, and they trusted soon, arrangements for • lease would be entered into with the South Western. It would not be pendent to declare any dividend this half year, but they trusted they should b e a bl e t o declare one next. It was is contemplation to make • dock at Instow, which would copse communication with Ireland, Wales, and Liverpool. H. Novel the adoption of the report The reeilutios was agreed to, and • motion was also carried authorising the renewal of the arrangement with Mr. Brawey for one year. Mr. Tarr said he looked upon this as a par line, and the traffic was being developed by the directors, who had • local interest. A vote of thanks was then given to the chairman and the directors, and the 'nesting separated. NORTH DEVON RAILWAY.-(17118 DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders wise Wok at noon, at the aloes of the company, tireshain loess ; Mr. Tne, M.P., in the chair. The report, which had been previously published, having been taken as read, The CHAIRMAN moved its adoption. In doing so, be ob served that on that line at least the earnings of the last :t=had been rather greater than those of the com- F ported last year, a Strong proof of the increasing apnoeas of the railway. The directors were able to an imate Ms usual dividend of 17a. 6d. on the ordinery stock. The chance of obtaining a lease from the South Western Ilse wag, for roseate balers meationed, somewhat dual- Dished ; and, under tames eiresinstaoces, Mr. Brume had I agreed to continuo his Issas for another year, on the exist ing terms and conditiolie During the present autumn all possible efforts would be made to increase the tratio, sod be hoped the a:employ would soon be in • much better position for ware% a permanent knee. Mr. W•RIUS, • &rector, mooeded the motion, which decl waa w d. ad to ; after which a dividend of 17s. &I. was are — On the moticerof the chairman, mended by Odunt Erre, another director, the Leos with Mr. Brassy war renewed for another year. In reply to • coalition, The CHAIRMAN stated that no moony had beta borrowed es debentures at a higher rate than 5 per cent. The meeting terminated with the usual compliment to the chairman and lie colleagues. A MAN FOUND DRoWNED IN THE THAHEIR Illicitly before seven o'clock this morning as Israel Bloom- Ilstd, belonging to the Monarch rube( vessel, of Ipswich, which bad just put in near the Surrey side of Blackfrisew bridge, was engaged on board. he discovered the body of • man floating down the Thames. He immediately lowered a boat, and by means of • rope succeeded is drawing it to the landing steps. The discovery having been made known to the police, • shell was peocared, sad the body was removed to the Obriekharek herd-base. The deesseed, who was dreamed in emit of issedurep, was dreadfully emeciated; sod with the acceptioa ef mew coins found in his pocket, nothing ewald be tread to Ind to his identity. He is apparently shoat 35 sr 40 yams of age, and it is *apposed that he must hams haw is the weer two or three days. ARCHIDIHOP OF YORE'S VISITATION.—The first prinsery visitation of the Archbishop of York to the clergy teak pleas yesterday at the church of et. Mishael-le-Belfrey, York, whim there was • numerous attendee.* et the clergy. The charge of his maw occupied above ea bear in its de livery, sad the tepias of public interest ha touched upon were the evils of the system of statute is agricul tural districta ; elementary adociatioa, be that the schools is Yorkshire were simpered by neap is England ; maniere with • deeemed wires sister, which be eondeniesd ; church rates, the total abolition et which be resisted ; the abridgment at the services of the church ; &heretic, of the Prayer Meek ; and Flays mid Reviews." With regard to the latter points, his gram argued in favour of the doctrines and dasciplias of the church being maintained, urging Yak seas made*, to the dangerous theorise which bed - been peeposaded, it would be well for them to try this fouadstiets on which their faith rested. He paid a tribute to the memory of the late archbishop. and while eihortise tba elsep to devotedness and cm:mistime, he said his desire was to give himself wholly to the work committal to him Time meets PM I FOR FLoRA MACDONALD.--CapLAHI JoLt Illawloosl.l, of her Majesty's Bump' Staff, ipaadeas of Flora Macdonald, has g i ven i ns tructing, to Mr. D. Davidson, moaumemal sum* engraver, Inverness, to execute • hash awl slabstone of fine Italian marble, to mark her last place in th e churcliyanlof Kilmuir, Isle of Skye. The= stone is four fast by two feet am and L to he escased iu a framework of beautiful Gothic structure. The slabstone is Eve feet by two feet. On the perm dice's: stone at the head of the grave the inscription is to be as follows :—" In the history of Scotland and &gland is recorded the name of her by whom, memory this tablet is rendered sacred ; and mankind will crewel., that in Flora MacidoeaW were united the calm heroic fortitude of a man, together with the maelish devotion of a woman. Coder providence she saved Prises Charles Edward Stalin from death on a scaffold ; thus preventing the House of Hanover incurring the blame of an Impolitiejudtrisl murder."—Zdia baryA Currant. WoLVIZION RAILWAY WORKS AltD THE SCIINCE MiseTz.— A large peddle meeting was held as Wei/a evening. under the presidency of Yr. J. E. 11 • Coonsill, to heir an explanation from Mr. Beckreeier, of the Science and Art Department, on the aid gives under the new to science clime, that nary be established in °De lusion with mechanics' iostitutions. The rosetiog wu most succeesful, and • very numerous expressim of opinion was given in favour of the scheme, and it is expected that at the next November nomination scum of the men em ploved on the station will avail themselves of the oppor Minty of taking a teacher's certificate. After a vote of thaulta to Mr. Buckmaster and the chairman the meeting broke up. CAUTION TO BRIGHTON EACUNAIONIAN. On Monday, as the Townhall, Brighton, before the mayor and ' Arthur Bin, Fag., several persons were summoned st the instance of Mr. inspector Carpenter, charged respectively with dispeing of and purchasing return excursionists tickets. The offence was clearly pmvol in each case, and Mr. Inspector Carpenter produced the tickets in question, on which was printed the following :—" Not transferable. Any perem tranderriag or dealing with this ticket will be Et7cutad. Available may by the excursion train of this and for the parson to whom issued." The magistrates anal the iideadaate must have known they were doing wen& wl ea a mediae to them and others, they would each hav pay the full penalty of etb. together with ls. &L gists, and in default of payment, or • sulficieocy of goods to satisfy • distraint, to be imprisoned for one month. A "Fierr-cuee" BnonAs. —The Montrnee Gathering, it would seem, has been a profitable affair for ineedieeate, far no Friday sae of that tribe, dressed to taped habiliment, asked sad paid far a fizet-clees ticket to a disisat statics, sod took kis seat is the egehieeed &meal partial' of ton V to the guard to eject Weeder, bat the " jolly " coolly sheered the official his ticket sad kept seat.—Afontrost Standard. 11/UTISII POINIII.IOIIII. ini. lEd I AUMUTII. I a ; sla g ioi r I i t: 1 irs, l TM 01 1A61•0101111 . /8 62 lawrerts 86, IN liars. 150.03.1.4.8..4 11/ 08 10 a Da, Ga. D. - ... . 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MR 11.Moi It led. Tel. 0.4 IVy Izoo N s ew NOM A'at : 66 16 60 61 10 184 zd - 4.%l;kiii . i.;lii SO 40 IS a pn oft. 1 - I IS SO Oi et SO 16 1S tO 110 13 1106 107 is as IN WIS iPar N zill lia 10$ 1 Oj INA 4 ISi Si 1 1 11 I p. S 4 1 3# 1# Ws 1 04 dig I 4 1 Il 1 11 47 SO SO 71 10 12 pm 17 14 17 e 1 s s 0 i • 41 IU ltd 112 . St is Se Uo. do. & Ag. of Australis (Limited) Wird ham. La.Co.l3.Csaadd t u. Kingdom ToL Ives ldosioa's Lod.— 4 1 I 161 , I P. * P.I 113 - 4 la! sil . Id N !9 l i dla 9i MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cuxw. A fresh advance of a per cent. has taken place to-day in the funds, which exhibit an improved appearance. India Five per Cents. have like wise risen to k. English railway stocks in several instances were better in the morning, but have since relapsed. The appearance of the stock markets generally is fairly favourable. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates opened at 68fr. 570., being about the same as yesterday. The India Fire per Cents. retain an upward tendency. The stock is now quoted 102 to and the scrip t 102{ to Consols are officially marked 901 and 1 for money, and 911, 1, and {,'fox the account. The present quotations are 91 to 1 for money, and 911 "sellers," for the 10th September. The official business report is as follows Bank Stock, 233*, 23' 3, 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90 7 /, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 2, 91* ; Thirty Years' Annui ties, 1885, 15 11-16 ; India Stock, 229 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, 1021 ; ditto for account, 1021 ; ditto Scrip, 102, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 97 ; ditto April, 1864, 961 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " en laced" rupee paper, 1021. Turkish Bends are firm ; the Loan of 1854 is now quoted 781 to 791, and that of 1858, 70 to 4, showing in the latter instance a further improvement of per cent. Equador Bonds are in demand. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 884 ; Equador New Consolidated, 14,131 ; Piedmontese Five per Cents., 711 (ex change, 25f.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., fur account, 221 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1011 ; ditto Three per Ceuta., 1859, 811, 61 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 484, 491 ; ditto Sew Deferred Three per Cents., 414 ; the Committee's Certificates, 54 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 791, 79, 4 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 70, 691, 704, 70 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 721, 73 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 174. In the Como' market yesterday money was very easy at 3to per vent. for short loans. An instalment of 20 per cent. fell due yesterday on the India Loan of 4,000,0001. Sixty per cent. has yet to be paid, in three monthly instalments of 20 per cent. each, the first of which is fixed for the 24th September. Sixty per cent. on the original amount would be 2,400,0001., but 2,600,0001. of the scrip has been paid on in full up to yesterday after noon. About 840,0001. (namely, 60 per cent. on the 1,400,0001. still existing in the form of scrip) is, therefore, the entire sum that remains to be paid on account of this 4,000,000/. loan. The improvement in the money market will probably enable 'the ludian railway companies to place some amount of their debentures. To such extent as thin may be accomplished, it will not be necessary for Sir Charles Wood to exercise the power of issuing India Five per Cent. Stock—a power now held by him to the extent of 5,000,0001. It i, remarked as one consequence of the monopoly of investments at present enjoyed by the India Five per Cents., that there is a sensible pause in the demand for English railway debentures and preference stocks. About 14,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Marco Polo, which sailed from Mel bonnie on the 18th of February, with 26,0001. in gold, has arrived. Her lengthened passage has been occasioned by collision with an iceberg, which caused her to put into Valparaiso. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, with rather a favourable tendency. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to 1 ; ditto 3 days, 11.19 to 1 ; Rotterdam. 3 months, 12.1 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Hamburg, ms. beam, 3 months, 13.101 to 11; Paris, 3 days, 25.421 to 471; ditto, 3 months, 25.721 to 7/ ; Frankfort-on-the-Mahe, 3 mouths, 1191 to Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 33 to 1; Vienna, i ; 80., 3 months, 14.2 D to 25 ; Trieste, eff. 80., 3 months, 14.20 to 25 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.80 to 5 ; Genie, 3 mouths, 25.771 to 821 ; Man, 3 months, 25.771 to 824 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 1; Palermo, 3 months, 1171 to ; Messina, 3 months, 1171 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 1. The American telegrams quote the New York exchange rather lower, at 107 to }, but the ship ments of specie thither are not likely to revive. Full rates were quoted in the Liverpool cotton market yesterday, and the sales were considerable, comprising 15,000 bales. The public sales of coffee yesterday wont off with spirit, at an advance of Is. per cwt. Esatern Counties Railway stock rose per cent. yesterday, it being stated that influential subscrip tions have already been secured to a project for the formation of a branch railway, by which it is pro f;:to divert a large portion of the Great theru Company's coal traffic on to the Eastern Counties line. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week eliding the 9th instant were 7,0511. sterling,lbeing 762/. more than for the corre sponding week of last year. The final call of 11. 12e. is to be paid on the shares in the Riga-Dunaburg Railway Company by the 12th Oct. A meeting of shareholders in the Ottoman Bank is called for the 4th Sept. Messrs. C. J. blambio and Son announce the interest due the Ist proximo on the Danish New Four per Cent. Bonds formed by conversion from the Five per Cent. Loan of 1850. . . . . . . Subjobled are the latest quotations of insurance, gsa, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance. Alliance British and Foreign, 15; Atlas, 11 ; Eagle, 74, 7 ; Globe, 963 ; Guardian, 4R3, ; lmpe • Life, 3:1( ; Indemnity Marine, 139 ; London, 44 ; Lon don and Provincial Marine, 2 ; Marine, 91j ; Ocean Ma rine, %Rock Life, 81. Gas ht and Coke.—City of London A, 251 ; Corn menial, ; Great Central, 12 ; Imperial, $l, ex dir. ; Imperial Coatimatal, 49 ; London, C 7; ditto, red prefer ence, 62 ; Phalan, 71 ; Westminster Chartered, 79, ex div. Docks.—London, Castala—Regent's (or London), 22. Waterworks.—East London, 1243, 5, 6. TUZSDAT EVENTIIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 904 " buyers," for the 10th September, opened this morning at 904, and closed at 91 to I. For money the last Price was 901 to 91. The official business; report u follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90k, 1, 4 ; ditto for account (Sept. 10), 91, 904, 91; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90,1 , 4 ; New Three per Cents., 1, 1 ; New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 741 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 13-16, / ; Hank Stock, 234, 232 ; India Stock, 219; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, /, I ; ditto for account, 1011 102 ; ditto Scrip, 1021, ' • Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 94k, 95. The India Five per Cent. Stock closed at 101 to 102, and the scrip at 1024 to ' or about 31 to 3k premium on the average price at which the loan was taken. . -- The March Ex.lbequer Bills were quoted 13s. to Bs. dia. ; and the June, 4s. dia. to par. A fre sh rise of A per cent. took place to-day in Turkish Booth, the Loan of 1868 closol tirm, at 69j to 702, and that of 1864 at 782 to 79. Mexican Bonds remain dull at 22 to 3. London, Chatham, and Dover Railway ordinary stock was again inquired for to-day, and closed firm at 49 to 50. _ Bank shares to-day were firm. There sax a slight improvement in Union Bank of London. Oriental and London and South African Bank were inquired for. Madras Irrigation and London Dock stock showed an unpward tendency, whilst United Kingdmu Telegraph shares were heavy. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance. 41 to 5 prem., being again better ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; versa Marine 11, _ranee, ;to dig. ; London and Provincial Marine, * die. to par ; Oriental and General Marine, * to* prem. ; Natal Land, 1 to dis. ; China and Japan Steam, to * die. ; and Compressed Coal, prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two In the mini's.; ocirket to-day Wheal Beton shares are flatter, at 80 to 85. Carn Camborne are in good demand at It to ; and Marke Valley at 10 to I. Eat Caradon are firm at 24 to 4. East von Great C.maols are quoted 1/ to ; West Polninr. 17s. to 19a. ; West Rosedown, 20 to 22 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 11 to 12; and East Wheal Rus4.ll, 31 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Bon Accord have been dealt in at par ; Linares at n; United Me?-ie;:i., at 43 to ; and Port Phillip at par, ex div. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAN'E. 7 (rHIB DAY.) The weather yesterday we showery during the afternoon. and much cooler, 1.;,t jemmb the meti ie g it became f l ee. To-day it is cloudy at intervals, with a moderate bream from the West. This week we have a moderate supply of wheat, home grown, and almost all of the new crop. Flour rather con tracted. Barley awl oats, a small quantity. Malt fair. Scotch and Irish oats. very short. The foreign suNdies of wheat this week are limited ; dl Prussian. Flour, a few sacks from the Mediterranean, sod • parcel of barrel. from Hamburg. Barley, only *few bags. Osta in better supply; than other articles of the trade, prin cipally from Archangel and Sweden, a few Dutch, and a large parcelll of 0. ,4, 10. tr&y the attendurem of buyers at this market is very thin, consequently we report • small amount of business. The wheat trade is nominally the same as on Monday, both English and fereip. Barley inactive ; new, d 4.. to 40i. Flour without cheep frotu Monday ; Norfolks, ex ship, at 245., with but few buyers. Data are steady at Monday's slight improvement ; A rcb ane.2la. 6d. and peas at hut quotations, linseed sod; rapeseed firm, clover and trefoil slow, new white mustard , per bushed, bat not much yet at market. Ftorrllen CA1G0r... ,, quiet, at about late quotations. Wllllll.—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, tifie. to 64a. ; ditto, fine old, tils. to 645. ; ditto red, new, 60; to 62..; ditto, fine, old, Mr. to Ms. ; Norfolk, Ik e., fins , old, h7s. to 595.; red, new, dna. to 625. Foreign : Dental.% 63e. to 645.; goo, 645. to els.; extra, 694. to ifts.; Notsigsberg. Ns. to 61a; ditto. extra,64a. to Cs.; Hostonk, 635. to 67a.; Mecklenburg red, Ms. to 605.; rckerutark ditto, 1565. to 30a. • American white, 624. to 63..; data red, 60a. to 615.; fikuthau, Gls. to 645. — iiillLlT.—Eneish malting. 425. to 44e. ; line, 49e. ending, 30e. to 315.; and distilibig, 30e. to 31.. pet qt. ; forme grinding, 27e. to 324.; ditto distilling, 2iir. to taa.; malting, —s. to --a. MALT. —English. Essex sad Norfolk, 595. to 6.11. ; fine, 635. to7oa. ; Kingstoa and Ware, Oa to 72..; brown, fiOs. to 58.. . _ . feed, 19.. Od. to 241. 01. ; potato, 265. to 30s. ; foreign, 25i. ed. to 23a. Rms. 28s. to 30s. Beam-English tick, 335. to 40s. ; &wow, 40s. to 435. ; pipon, 40a. to 44e. ; foreign, Nampa 980. to 371. ; tick. 38a. to 40.. ; Konigsberg, 39e. to 44a. ; 39 1 . to 372 . PLR-English boilers, 38s. to 425.; white and blue, 3lta. to 400 ; maple, 40i. to 435.; grey, 944. to 365.; bog, 365. to 38s. ; foreign. 345. to 375. FLOUR-English town, 455. to 46..; ditto fine, Ms.; oountry, 435. to 45g. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 34a. to 365.; French, 46.. to 431. pea sack; American, 28s. to 3k.; Canadian :Si. to 32 1. ; Spanish. 47.. to 50i. FLOATIdO Canoes, all C. F. and L-Wheat: Berdi anski and Marianople, per 492b5., 525. to Us. ; Ghirka, 525. Cobb. ; Polish Odessa, per 4301b1., red, 525. to Gas.: whits, 58s. to 60s. ; Danube and that; 445. to 50s. : Baptism, 38s. to 41s. Barley Egyptian and Syrian, per 400110., Ns. to 6/s. ; Odes.. and Danube do., 955. to 265. Bans Egyptian, per qr., 395. to 40s. Masse Odessa and Galata, pa 4921b5., 32.. &L eo 345. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 480165, 30s. fid. to Ma. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; American, do.. 31s. to 335. A cargo of Goats has sold Eh 320 &I. per 4921b5. C. F. and L SEED& -Oanary seed, per qr., 41., to 471. ; R us T a t sad, per qr., 495. to 535. ; Mustard seed, per b white, 15s. to 19s. ; brown, 12s. to 14s. ;Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50s. to 58s. ; Linseed mass, English, per I,WO, 121.155. to 131.55 . ; American, thin, in brig., per too, 101. ss. to 10/. 135.; do., thick, round, and oblong, 91. 10s. to 101. 10s.; Baltic, 91. to 91. ss. ; W. ss. to 1015 s.; Raps sakes, 51. to 51. 101. WARR L1828,--(THIS DA YJ Two o'Crocl. The railway share market to-day is generally firm, but the best prices of the morning have not been maintained up to the present hour. London and North Western and Midland stocks, after advancing, have relapsed to the closing quotationo of yesterday. Lancashire and York shire has fallen if per cent., awl Eastern Counties Present quatations are as follows: Loudon and North Western stock, 92 to 9:4 , 111zit Western, tin to 68} ; Midland, 128 to ; hire and Yorkshire, 109 to 4 ; Caledonian, 014 to 102; South Eastern, 804 to 81 ; Great Northern, 107 to 108; and Eastern Counties, 414 to 54. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at to 4 prem. Great Western of Canada, Gnat Luxembourg, and San Paulo Railway shares are inquired for. UDDINAAT SRAM urn MOLL 81. Ip4 I imidAn. I Ck 41211 P rim I 861.8 "I 7 yesterday. I to 1 p.m. 10 alg _ . Weamaierrraa 71 2 - N. 1 0 ~ . 111 m. ....«. ..J. . « N all Illaokbera - .... - II all Illyti sod rime es ... 10 all Beetoe.Nealrd.4lll4.o 0 0 ••• N. 100 Bridal mad Nabs ... N. 100 Caledeadas !!! la 18110 104nra 0aek andll Handout.. - • .... .... II lll 0 Do. II all De. •iA no M paid y. antill se es Ip.e. Is ll. -••-• ... 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Now elms _ all Iforwiteka 'holt hot It Ottmoralsayni•JJdlo) Wetel&LloGa. art all Peek mei h asedm Mont le Da r la red D. lroallooo ( 7012 .=&l i tt Vet me in lope Owl* : u 11,41141 i Do. pitt all Sambre sod Moss . - 1 6 Do. pat Nal Prot 47 pont & Ault& Ventellan all Southern el Iranoe 1 all West Menden all ps• WIPE mat. hal all Wert.* W. ot honor. 4 Weetrra el Austria ll2i r;= i ;* II •t 15 % SS ID pall di 7 db 40e b 7 pal ii dis .... lei ai . 1 di No fir 3 2 7 0 R, o f Ili} 21 3 4 . 1 izuvAis INTO L01907 .. YR021 AUG. 10 TO AUG, 41. English ra Soots& lAA. Wbeet ow OM no Malt I GiO , Flour SNOW 4nio reeks ; Foreign. 18550 '5BO siCie, I,oio barre-1.1. MINCING LANZ-(THIS DAY.) BUG AR. —The market is steady but without briskness, re fining sorts being most in request at full prices. Prices for common kinds are barely siaorted. Mauritius grainy sold at full prices, 38s. lid. to 395. ; 41s. 6d. to 445. ; Bengal, low to Hue Tr.tiiio Rename, 435. 6d. to 475. ; Cossipore and Bally, 425. fa to 48s. ; Cuba, brown and middling, 325. to 3165. 6.1. A Hotting alw of 'forsooth sold for the United Kingdom at die. 9d. for No. 12 to 12 . 6. Refined steady, but not active. Cerra coutinues in request at firmer pricy ; low to good middling plantation Ceylon sold at 70a. to Re. peaberry. 775. to 81a. ; good ordinary native Ceylon, 61s. bd. to 64e. ; fine ordinary pole Malabar, 675. fa to 68s. ; good ordinary Rio, bla. Ter.—The public sales are progressing without material alteratiom Run.—Jamaica sold at 3s. 3d. per gallon. Rics.—The demand continues active, at firm price , . Saco.—Further business has been tr.-loam:tad at full prices; small brownish, 19s. PIMEITO.-800 begs sold at 20. to 211 SALTPIETIZ. —The market is quiet. Corrox.-400 bales sold at firm prices. TALLOW MARKET.-(TWS DAY.) The market la firm. Annexed en the present rites : Town tallow, 4Ca. net caah ; Petersburg Y.C., on the 445. 6d. old ; September, 465.; October to December, 465. to 475.; January to hilreb, 475. BOROUGH HOP MARIEBT.—(THIS DAY.) Masan. Pattenden and Smith report that amounts coma daily rather more favourable from Mid and Dust Kent, Worcester, and Farnham, and duty has advanced to 130,0001. Market dull. COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Walls End Haltom, IS.. 9d. ; Walls End Lambtos,, 13s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart', 18s. 6d. ; Walls East South Helton, 18s. lid.; Walls End Hartlepool, 18s.; Walls End Kenos, 18s. ; Wall. End Eden Maio, 16s. lid.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17s. ; Walls End Rhineliffe, 16s. 9d. ; Gordon, Ha. Gl. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 16.. 3d. ; North Pelton, 13s. ; West WyLun, 1 6d. ; Hastings Hartley, 16s. 9d.—Ships at market, 83. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. UTEIPOOL, grate? 20. Ilgatem Counts s, 101 1 7-40 3-16 I—Oreat Western. —Lanesablre and Yorkshire. 1091-- London and North Western, 1122 4 I !—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 464—Midland. 1261 6 11 I 4—North 41setern, Berwick, 1034 —Nottingham mud Onuddiani, 871— ' , ouch Eastern, 24 .1 le }—Grand Trunk of Canada, 61—Ditto Six per Cent. Prof., 10$1, 63-111Inols Central, 381 d.—Erfe, en assessment, 24, Mancnitsetut, Acucar 20.—The market was very strong al day. closing at the hest Birkenhead. 33—E W astern Counties, 10 1-oeand Trunk of Canada, 6 3-10—Oreat ester of Canada, 104—Crest Western, tl6—lancashire and Yorkshire. 1091 {—London and North Western, Al 4—Manchester, She ffi eld, and Lincolnshire, 4rd I—Ditto ,C 6 Preference. p—Mhlland. 134 6,1 0 11 I—North Pastem.Berwiek, 1031—South Pastern, 2413T0 3-11-oswestry mud Newtown Pref., 10. BlartnOgsg, Auflogr 20.—Blrfnlolfhans Old Union Mill Shares changed hands to-day at ill. tinning to 10. Other boil stocks ranch the NUM. 17,e railway market left off strong, Lorton: Counties and Midland being most Inquired for. Lur.l.4. Aunt ST fn —ENACT Counties, 50—Edinburgh. Perth, an d Dun,im, 271—SheMeld, 401—Leeds, Bradford, and Manta; S pm.—neat Northern, A, 97. SAYERS AND HEENAN'I4 FIGHT FOR Tr!: CH•l4* PIONSHIP.-1I may be remembered that lame few weeks after the great tight two belts were presented to the combatants at the Alhambra Palace, Sayers receiving oue at the bonds of the editor of Whirs ti,,;rit of Me Times. Heenan ono at the hands of the editor of Bees Laic. As the belts were not paid for at the time of pre. 'mutation, Heenan went home without his trophy, refusing to accept it on that account, end although sonic talk took plaoe about it at the lime, it died away till yea- ' terday, when a large number of the sporting public as sembled at Messrs. Debenham and Storr's Auction•roorns, King-street, Covent-garden, in consequence of its being an nounced that the belt of Heenan would be sold by public auction amongst the stock of unredeemed pledges. The case containing the belt was placed underneath thu rostrum of the auctioneer, in a morocco case, numbered Lot GT, and the shield on the belt bore the following inscription "Presented to J. C. Ifeenan, by F. S. Dowling, Esq., referee, and Editor of Bette Life in L.0../od, May 1860." Upon the auctioneer asking for a bidding, a repre sentative of a Monday sporting paper made an offer of 101., which was quickly run up by two more newspaper pro prietors and the es - champion , Ben Quint, to tvrenty•nme guineas. Jem Mace, the present ehampieu, then went on to thirty.6ve guineas ; the proprietor of a cheap sporting paper left off at forty-two guinem ; Mr. G. Newbold left off at fifty guineas; and it was knocked down to Ben Caunt at fifty-one guineas. There was also a party from Ireland, but their commission was outbid. The Mama ware of the belt was 100 guineas, and it weighs between fifty and gate ounces. ~`l r