The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-01 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1861. LITEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE figT racrasc eitunaaral ..GN oD% OOD MEZTINU.—(THIS DAY.) %Ili FIENTINCK ST %KW Time albs 5 hake. VT ards. Mumps,. Herne. May, The ll'bud. sad ..4.6 MI here. I VIII KENIINt K STAKFX. nos mile mad a WI. tstmosteteie r. V•rgies Mies Nicht, Wtll Kieght of W. Patrick, Starlight, aaal 1.e.1y Mate he are hero. N11)111 II) I *l . P. Two miles ►al a half. -menhir. St Schein. ma Wizard, nosy. Starke. Pretwethiat, Optimist. Moe Mode. Rowley, Aathem, 'Nero a the Vale, N., ewe. Ilsfewt, WI Koralheu ary hcre. is Viewer?. —lionplarMtes. )11L1AN)1111 STAKES. Su furlmpt. 4 Clubs. Sauta U.... Kichwitiar„ Ales f, Lord Clete. illctte, awl Mame, Fenton are here. CHICHI:SEIM MTAK EX Biz furlong.. nuoutw+r. Vilwlrar Ilia. Lori of the Manor, . e aym rortm% West Eirib Lava, Horace, I,nogshot, Ant- Notlatah, Herb tiros, Gibraltar, Itipoa, the Vale. Frivoli. Rufus, Lopellui, Nuoiery, A•tervid, Gallna , sherbourie, flue. " T wit, and E.llen aro here. ELEVENTH HENTINCK ISTAKEri. Six furloop. intusidstios r• thoselire, Ashford, f by Csooobie, Lord • litho, Chisholm • Daughter, Roma, and Berths are 61:204F.x sTAK Di. bertha walks over. oPrema AZILIVAIJI.—DaIeibeIk, Pardalete, and Rupee. LATER BETTING. titiODWOOD CUP. 9 to I art %laud to 2 Thormaabv 9to Y -- Mon Moil., 10 to Do•foot 20 to 1 Optimist (a) THE POLICE COURTS. (THLB DAY.) MARLDDROUG -STREET. DAILIMCI RHF.IT HOBURT. re..e.ie Harris, • Ind hoe the neighbnorhootl of Leather. lase. Holborn, was eharged with the following robbery : tom the evidence et Mies Jenne Lana , ligt, Sloane qtr.. t. it appe.ire.l that am the previous afternoon she was o$ .hop "risen, on the north aide of Oxford un et, erlivo nntiested Ma. Goods. • friend, to hold ~,, pure. moon as Mrs. Meets bed taken her puree the rnn up snatched It has her hand, sod ran ott , el etreet down Illsatheitit.stete, where he was 4 , 91. 1 re , ...r the Marlborough.rospirs station, by Breach, l'eo C. .oul Ow porno loved is his breast pocket. The pri.oner tdnuitte.l his guilt and was committed for three to..ntlw with hml labour, Mr. TyTwhitt having ay.:word that lie was not known. 84)1 - THWARK. .ITCALINiI A CHEESE Cfituns Connell, an artful.looking young fellow, was brought before Mr. Kunlun, charged with .tealing a chows uerghteg 73 pounds, from the warehouse of Mown. flays.. awl 4 High..treet:Southyrark. G. M. Peiree, 7gr if, mid I.ll;tiin Monday noon. about 11 o'clock, be was passing along High-street with H o lmes, 232 wheel they saw the prisoner turning down Adams-placri salt the cheese on his head. Witness stopped him sod okal him where he was carrying it to. He replied that be was a cheeseroonger's warehouseman, and was carrying to the purchasers. Knowing him to be au old thief he Pot him into custody, and afterwards ascertained that it id here stolen from Mirrars. Hynes s. Mr. Haynes said that the chasm was their property and irirth agar U. lie missed it on Monday night from the Halam 362 U, .id that the prisoner wail a ornipaidon of WIN= sad brotheL nmi, and it. loft= smiumpl hint to four mouths' bird Inbar at WambureelL I'i.l.ll7lllte AND TWA—The following is the skid meek. of the bill breught in by Sir J. Shelley sad Mr. Mielower:— No amok duties, postage, or toll hose disk oars sad soldiers on their marsh or duty, or Vol home of sa i r w eillow or odder au march or ere deity, see =- sereted Wane of the recited or say ether ads 7sonseiC or rakes at say pier, where, omek te lodise Omsk or st say turnpike or other pate, bar, or ' hrillP. For any vetuntsor Wow or soldier, sr ter any tone at Mbar beast used or Mass by say volvailoor akar sr eddies es his meek or duty, ar psis to or rotundas hem say piece for wed ea the days woreekk or rovbror, or es ether mblie duty, ewes volusteer sneer ar soldier beteg • the oever of his carps, ar for my carte wadies, or amigo whatsoever, whether paha, or private. or for ono bons or other beast draw* the seek employed only la awry leg or conveying, or Muni. empty bon carrying easiveytan having bete seepleyed only ht earryieg or myopia& say each eshoseser sneer or shier on lie awe hor am duty, or ran he or Man* hem puss &pointed tar awl es the dem fur enneolek or MAIM. or ether puha' fluty, sod he le the asitoom Ile carps, or the ants or harms of say soh wobiniterer ober or soldier, or any ordure.* or banish or essweir smut stores boisegino to or far the ars of bar ',lastest farms • yerrided rasthisi bode pmtsono esibeeek harem or Mbar lends ereployed vo 'audios, y* the said bare" or Wow buds. oar% eYd on" or steles along my =Z. gyms% of leis is eo mow se ether balk isope, or verde ere liable then* or mount ben befog Min ler eseeirying the said poeseek tweak or Wow kids, carts, waggons, or seollegek desk biome. err ism. spas say rudway. hours= AcCIDINT TO • VOLIINTOIL —Yemen , hf a peaerid %Mallon dal of the various Donut Ms some tot phoss Doedweier, was Dogrobr-(rpodnreOssond Slew Hunk The serialises of the volobasou were wormly enemeeded by Moe isspeelor. Daring the dry • wasabwr et Illeedhed serve. simed Perk ewe eadtbastaly 'het by Wr ear and mak 'dress pion aspiedsl w hile boles areal The werseehel men was kosertiatety 111•11 Mi es musty haspied, whore be Dow Ws . Me auseileds iier s : sem orpooloil. TN ATTEMPT TO MOLD= a WONIAN at Stsdrinte.—On Tuesday seeeic as stbinge wee rode le reds, a warms I s Waliefiehl. The mess sheoroul with is asses le mos Thames Hard, steemosek aged QR mod lOW Irsigedi mediae is Ikea Law ad, as the hetterd-road, bear Wakefieid. - It seems that fieetes Ws died some the. ago. sad altar that event ome to Wakefield, where he formed the m hanetary,. et a prong women (who is parted hod busload) maid Fureaa, sad with her ibi s mid i he 60' larbititl. It mom be was jealous sad rialwat io sed wasted Is marry Ink hut she refused. Mare Mae Mee to adore her, wed, being in fear oh. left Wal= " ael writ to York. Reosetly eke relined to Wakefield, sad ratt matisived to resit her. Oa Tuesday afternoos they ewe et Clarkeoe's &Unction's, bottom et lfoiftsts. lei asked her to go out for s walk, and she areefetat Mat de was pr isms, he CMS close to her, awl, laying ose lead on her shoulder. with the other dierbarped sae banal of a double-berrelled pistol dose to her waist. The pistol was loaded with No. I shot, sad, loin discherpsd date to the pintos, the shot would ahead odes a Ina Fortunately, however, s belt sad the think slays opera by Purser pre vented the shot from promenade& and the wears was sot mash edema As she seeped hem Ow ones ao further hares could he does to her. awl Hiatt was Yeeserday the primmer one boseght lostere ali V7= !now et Wakefield sad osowsieled tar hi) at lie swum Voneteder Itmeasiner. Tat CUNARD STUN FLIZT. —The Cunard CUM pay are at premed eispged in reorganising their AIM Sect by the sale of 11011 b• of their steam•vemels and the , cestructiee of more powerful oem furnished with all the seders improve manta A short time since the Etna was ald to Um Inman Company, and we have now to record the ale of the/lento the Montreal Ocean Steamship Company for the Oinedlea mil service. The Jura is a fine anew *mem of abort 1,100 tons and 400 horse-power, mid did toed service as • transport during the Crimean war. In the Ga ns of two or three mouths the Canard Compaq will tars two new seneesers completed from the workshops of Seers. Reboot Napier sad Km, which will probably be the last speciresee of their respective clams in enistanes t reeis the Seeds, a paddle steamer about 700 tons larger See the Perna. awl the other the China, screw steamer. Leh vessel. are intend's' for the mail service betimes Liverpool pillow York. RantIMILATION ttr BIRTRA. —The English Regis tair-Gmeval Meted the other day in his evidence before • thsmentary committee that the number of births is pig ! that every year waned registration is probably 10,000, 'O3 per rest of the whole somber of births—a large men aca sufficient to effect cousulerably calculations band apes 1 61 "'taros. At the recent census the number of persons to roil not Wales wee leas 136,460 than the sober am nicht have been espeded to he found, from the sure !,"Is of registered birth over the deaths since the moss ?al ; bat , of enures, aßovrainee hoe also to he reeds far ••• 11 4 0 00 births th s t are estimated to have escaped reels. t han n th e i nterva l seam that ornn. making altogether frahassey of so hies than 396,000—apparently the tea ever .4 emi gra ti on over immigration to this part of 4. I . "lad Kingdom. The chief part of these 20,000 births Zro3 simian, warn regietration in Eng Laid era dlniti . North. is Landon and other tense, tbsparties wisbirg 6:""r• Then. are stmt. noted for Math CADIN sad ni 4 llt or a fortanht after the birth the parties have die- Wwit. would appear from this statement th a t th e nausea, births i n Feigned are le reality probably as ""'t al 9 per mt.. of the whole number of buths. AZOTHER GREAT WlLlit? NU L( TOOLEY sTRW-ITHIS DAY) This (Thursday) morning, about eight o'clock, Tooley•streei and Dockhead, Southwark, were the same of another terrible fire, which up to noon had atd in ruins property valued at several thomead pounds, sad it was even thea impossible to tell for bow many days the fire might last and what might be the number of buil.hop jeopardised. This fire conixonneed on the premises of Meninx Curling such Co., whereupon, moms, from Tooley-street into thickhead. The buildings ware batter known to the public as forming a portion of wharf, whilst on the western side stood Nark 1k0W..11 wharf, only separated from the premises of Yew. Curling by an extremely Darrow convoy. ' Thebnildisg in which the olimmater commenced was 300 or zu Wog by tio feet bowl, and contained au immense guan• tity of geode, iaelading S.OOO hales of jute, ice The pre- mime termed Yank HOMO . / bad over c a sks of t a ll ow and green depoeitcd in them, and an immense quantity of sores-sat oil. The eastern end was termed Hertley.wherf, is which naphtha, oil, turpentine, resin, and other ignitable Articles were stored. The lastnamed bu ildingn were erected especially in a peculiar manner to resist, if possible, the maim. of a fire breaking out near them. With all the pre cautions taken in building the wharf, heal jj not been for the praiseworthy exertions rendered by the firemen, pro perty exteoding over mire of ground would have been The discovery appears to have been mule by an officer of the X division, who, eaonline to his own account, noticed gooke pouring out of some of the windows facing Mark Itrown's warehouses. The officer at once sent off to the Tooley-street station of the fire brigade, and also to the ruins of the great fire close by for proper assistance to mole Immediately. During that time men employed on the wharf and a number of strangers, by great exertion, and at no little per sonal risk, managed to get out of the warehouses severe! hundred bales of jute. but that which could not be reached blazed up like a furnace in full operatioe. Information was simultaneously dispatched to the Southwark Water Company's offices, apprising the secretary of the outbreak, and in the course of three or four minutes Mr. Quick, jun., the engineer. assisted by Mr. Reetler, the chief inspector, attended. The fire by thin time had got the complete posseesiou of the building containing the jute, and although it wee dalight, the fire rose high, and spread a light over the neighbourhood. Mr. Supermt k odent C ad -- ford, and Inspectors Reid, Moore, 'Eurpin, Mackintosh, Mackenzie, and Mr. Superintendent Evans, of the Thames police, had a number of boats moored along the front of the wharves, manned by nearly 50 constables, to protect the property of the sufferers. there being not Imo than 50 men trying in boats to steal the salvage. The engines of the parish, under Mr. Squires, and the London Brigade, under Superintendents Ilendersoe and logo, and engineers Perrver, Flinn, Gemini (superintendent I of the steam engines), and Mr. Hodges, the distiller, with his powerful hillside, were quickly on the spot and at work, owing to the good supply of water, and the judicious directions given by Mr. Shand, of the firm of Shand and Mason, and Mr. Birk beck,* soo.io.law of the late Mr. Braidwood ; the land steam engine and the powerful &ate were called into re quisition, but the tire for hours continued to extend, and at one period it was feared that it would have communi cated with Mark Brown's wharf, &Weise the extensive pre mises of Messrs. Hartley, whoa name is so well known in the shipping Mark. Fortunately smelt was not the atm and by noon the firemen to have confined the &MIS to about appeared lest of the wharf. However, an immense body of fire still re maim under the heaps of jute, fr.c. Mr. William Hodson and Mr. Lima two gentlemen who are assessors for various fire Meanness osemanies.were present during the whole day, and by their directions the extension of the fire was cut off is the radioed* towards Mark Brown's and Hartley'. Wharves. TM premises in which the disaster occurred were erected as messily as 1N69 and 1860. They were of substantial brick and timber. The Royal Society's fire escape conductors were invert, and rendered essential aid to the firemen. As to the origin of the fire nothing is positive!) koowu, only that it cow messed in 11 2 warehouse, rapidly extending to 1) 1, and from thence to the other warehouser. The property destroyed heing under floating policies lb is impossible at present to tell what insurance offices will be the sufferers. Another fire broke out this morning in the premises of Mr. J. Raby, situate in Oxendondoe 1, Lower road, Islington. The inmates having been around, they escaped with difficulty, but the Imo could not he ex tioguished until the baths& osaldiaig twelve or thirteen rooms, was burnt oat. The as el Ml* he could not be wasertained. LONDON AND COUNTY BANN—(rals DA Y.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was bid at one o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Mr. W. C. Joss's in the chair. Tb. report and balance-sheet, which were read by this Ssatetary (Yr. NICHOLS), were as follows "The directors he,. the pleasure to lay before the pro prietors Cl the bash their report and balancewbeet for six wienths, ended an the 30th June last. Thews accounts bans examined, and signed by the auditors. They dim a net peollt for the half-year of 44,473!. 3s. 3d., after of interest to custom's' 47,4511. 3d., sad of the expeame at the head office and branches, income tax, relate as bilis diecoitatad and not due, and making provision far bad, sad doubtful debts. The directors have declared a dividend Cl 5 par seat, far the half•year out of the net matt, as above stated, sad carried forward the balance of 15,4731. 3s. 3d. The dividend will be payable at the bead dim, or any of the brunches, on sad after Monday, than& inniesk " BaLuses-Bamar.—De.: To capital paid up, 500,C001. ; emerve fuel. 125,000/. ; amount fee by the bank for ma : smesen. babasse, 6,0814,8611. la. 7d. ; liabilities on ac ' isephmese sad andeneseseale by the beak, circular notes, and leases of 204,4621. 11.. 6d.—together 5,973,3481. 13s. peek sad leas balance brought - from last would, 3,7281. 14s. 1111. ; pees profit for the kali -year, after making pueblos for bad and doubtful debt., 162,121/. fa. ed. —tegsliter 165,150/. 3s. total, 6,764,H61. 16e. Bd. Cr. : By sof on hand at bead cake, sad branches, MAK Is. 11. ; cub placed at call sad at notice, 503,4011. 1,251,9601. 6s. 4d. ; Investments, "'L— wrw~easead- guaranteed stacks, 400,04.21. 14a sd. ; etas shades sad seenritiee, 110.0091. 17e. 11d. ; together. IMAM. lfa. ; disosated bills, sates, sad tem ed reams be eademism r tows mid *pantry, 4,188, . 7d.; edemas to essigemes es medal racuridea.32l,6s6l Os. Id.; fffolfer, 4.1014,7511. 111 a ld.; freehold premiss in Loaf haed-etreet mid Nicholas•lase, freehold and laaeholdyee path at the breaches, with isteres and fittings, 90,6611. fa M.; interest raid to custom.% 47,451/. Oa. 5d.; salaam sad all other einem at head ogee and breaches, Melo& onT toeemteu on moats sad eateries, 55,2961. IL. 10d.— . 4eteL11,764,196L lfla Bd. Ana Loss accouter. —Tn interest paid to meta mere, 47,4611. Oa. SEL ; expires as above, 35,295!. lie. 10d.; rebate os bike sot dee, carried to new account, 19,6301. Id. ; &eldest 11 , ‘Ier amt. for the half year, sanied 19,4731.1.. 3d. ; total, 165,11301. Sa 23,000f. ; be . 7d. * balsam halo forward from lest account, 3,7281. Ha ;by par profit free the Wt-year, after making =1 far bed sad doubtful deb* 162,1211. 84.; 1175,1150/. Se. 7d." The Ciallnialt, ha moving the magnets c 4 the report end someste. comesselld _that tbsl win mg yet mails to meet is she now bell la Lemberd-atreet. The report weld, be traded, set mar dleeppiatemet. The beak bed hassited essi t i tb=al sake de dieemat, sad Uwe bed bees Is latedme with its pro- CZles* yeses hornet bed of manse aided that beak .. with Assistance to tbe sufferers had is some cams been li berally afforded, end then W bees so reams to regret that, the liabilities incurred bevies been promptly met. The leW questions involved to the Chanties mortgage would b e brought before the an- seal meetiag is leareary sat, mid the directors trusted the alembics would be in barsiony with those already gives. He them went through the chief Its.. in the sesseata, anal congratulated the meeting in Wider de the present state of the bank. The interest paid on depceita we., he observed, 15,0001. more than that reported in December. He added that the divi dend of 5 per cent. for the ball year had been made after due deliberation, bat woe sot to be understood as ooeclu diug anything as regarded the amouct of dividend for the whole year. The number of new accounts opened within the last half year was 1,850. The motion having been seconded, wea, after a short die. cusaioa, adopted ; sad the proceedings terminated with the customary votes of thanks to the chairman, the manager, and the °floc's gene ally. MININTERIAL WHITEBAIT DINNER. The can ternary ministerial whitebait dinner which invariably pm e.g.. the adjournment of parliament took place yesterday evening at the Trafalgar, Greenwich. There were pr( sent. Viscount Palmerston, the Marl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, the Earl Russell, the Enke of Newcastle, the Duke of Somerset, the Right Ho.. W. E. Gladstone, the Right Hon. Mw George G. Lewis, the Right Hon- Edward Card well, the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibries, the Right Hon. Charles P. Valises, the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Lord Stanley of Akierley, the Earl of Ripon, Vienna, Berry, the Rig ht Hoe. Frede ri ck Peel, Lord Clarence Paget, the R . t Hoe. W. Hutt, the Right Hon. W. F. Cowper, the Right Hoe. Robert Lowe. the Attriniey. Gummi, Mr. G. Clive, Mr. F. H. L Hamm. Hari. Heed B. W. amid, Mr. Whitbread, Hoe. Captain Drum- Ress.Admiral the Hoe. Sir F. Grey, Mr. C. 8. Ferisseee, Captain C. Eden, Mr. T. 0. Baring. ke. The r e lly d =eded to Greenwich in a steamer from Hunger tM Dovss, ULT I. ze Highnem the Grand Duke Maximilian with the Greed Duchess Charlotte, and • 1111111•101111 suite, arrived this day at one o'clock by the Deities AMIN rocket Farina, specially retained. Their royal higlinamas were received by his Excellency the Atm. tae Ambassador and GM Secretary of Embeasy. After • dejernir at the Lord Warden, the royal party left for town by train at 1.45. Expellent arrangements were made at the station for the reception of the royal party by the station master, Mr. F. Way. SHARE LIST S.-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The railway share market to-day is inactive. The chief alteration is a fall of 1 to 11 per amt. in (heat Northern stock. Great Western and London and North Western have also declined 1 per cent. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 921 to 931 ; Great Western, 70# to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to 1111; 1211 to 1221; Caledonian, 99% to 100 South Eastern, 811 to / ; Eastern Counties, 491 to 1 • and Great Northern, 100 to 107. Ia o :mbardVenetian Railway shares are steady, at Ito k prem. The Indian and Canadian lines are very quiet. b &NO QV'' PAL Ipd I ialLlFial. 1 116. " . so Ip.m._ 11 7 N 94 119 h 100 _— zd 47e 7 Ni I • 161 45i 5 } ,cd me ii 21 2 - pm OM If t! !O6 II Pa rok RIMS b< 04 . 1144 41t444sJaadlatly NMI el Nertelli4p.4.lll4r.allogt 81.4111 it. N. Na11.aa.4144•14 it Seat Nab X. OW. 4 a 117167 R WJ3dhatlo4—air..l.l —. me *el MON 11.000 ii ii M is 111 IS 111 lie i p... " a, stl. IUREION MINE& Lei Dania Dos boort lAndiod Brasillan. Kiehl' del irwy unitod) Ooiro C Do. Lod SW 00. MOM. CO. Am I ooper CoDPer Wootass gourd 04. Noellown Copper el& Artesia (Lim) IAMB& (Lbw) xsil rM. tL d ot a : Duro Llllllllllllll PorWteadillvorLeid Port PDMip %DOWD MAIL (Lau ) MOW Mosioon Worthing (La.) 10,000 100.000 00,000 '3174 11 1 :10 5 I 1 I , Sal -- I ii 86 sl ll_ • I 2 26 U 26 4 po 7 i i dig I t d i dl. ' t Dar 1 St JOINT ROCK Ste. 11L I BUMS I Pd. I LI. prices. I Sale. 11160401 UM Agra aad U. ger. liar.k . 10 M 114 *6lO 1 41 Agnimarda all 61 43 10,4141 1111 Dank 01 fW s. all 01 91 40011110 leak et NMI 10 irk a Turkey ll le 01 die 16000 SO Mimi N. Aiwa' ill Id 61 UM* 10 Orel lank el ladia. Andras, and China . all 114 11) IS" IS Chard. Mere. el Indla. Loa. and China all U $4 CNN 110 M ew 26100, 100 19.110011.11 Oora. at Omuta all —.— KM' 100 Cora. 61 landau — "M 161 Ing.lieshilland.ClimrlL all 161 161 =9O O. Bank al 11•16nurimiL all 110 Ira Oh. nark at Arslel. an 221 1111 23 1 16406 N De. New O WSW 60 Landes ma mmly aka* SO Losers /dal NOM* 10,010 94 Landon lb Illemtli Aldan 10 21 21 die 116400 106 106 and Waininder 9O 66 07 id Oft 6 id I KON MO NaL 80r. el lbslarl al 11.006 II Do. Now l2 UAW 10 Natalia Baia — WW I DI New Sulk Wake 116160 IS Mel Dank utirporn ell 49 SO -• WSW SO Ottoman Dank 000 100 Proandal et Ireland 14,0001 66 South Australia an 01,000 ild Union of Australia 06 000 03 Union of London 0000. 100 l Unlty Mutual N - - - XDICILLANDINIL No. I Sb. I 001IPAXIIII. IPdl CL priers. I Irasa. MAO 10 lAnglo-Uolean 11126_.. ill lie 141 60600 10 Atlantic ILL 1141114(L.) a If 2e 360 1000 Atlantic Tel. a na.). ... all IS SO 16000 26 Australian Urinal. ... 19 16 SO id {LON 10 Berns Walaroveks .. A 61 al 6,000 SO Britoltlsishllteg Tel IL all SO 96 U.. 7719 07 Do. 11 7 pie a tMIOII all 10 10 10 Do. 0 1,916 321 arch Lead all 101 106 160,000 IL Co o ping Ing.dSmelt all 1.1101026 St. Palace WSW U. Preference 110001 St. De. lip. et. Pap. Doh 100 501 104 WACO 10 LlndladLen.Shippngß, 11 I IMs 60,000 98 Mal udiairrig.o wail 1 1 IMa 700,000: St. Media T 70.000 6 ling. and And. Oap all 14 If 90,000 IS Oen. Steam ?littlish's 14 ... N 6,000 1 Great Ship (Limited) 100,000 1 Do. 171 per cent. Prof all e 11,000 6 Loa Mild TeL (L) 4 dle IM,OOI o Loa Den. Omnibus Ow an 1 11 1 NAOS 91 &Mess War & Omal 1 f I. pa 01, 10 11•111110mansanDanTel. all • .... IL IS 11•41/Mr. Is. id. (Les.) an * Se - 01.0:41 111 Salaam& Di 01 6 11 IMeid 14 id 6,001 ID Nerbaddlooal&lroM4 II 1 01 die 11,310 10 Netherlands Lad *. " all 66000 6 Do. II p. 4,1 a. at 1 Ob. a 4 I - L 724 100 N. Brass. &N. Beat lA. 11 6 10 — 118.0711 IX. MI. Amtralsalar an i le 60,000 1 . as. 40,009 Ds. '' now Maim' 40,000 II . la 111 m. flaes.) all —es 100,000 St , Pad Mom UM& MM l.O 67 50 N,OOO 60 Pamir and Oda Masai an 19 71 10,000 SO Do. Now lO 9 11 pm 40,000 M Lira • Mi. Tel, 0.41 MI 18 1111 n —x In 1 16 000 15 400 IA Mammy Dr Sow an 1 bra an 17 111.1 aln 0, — 141100 110 Royal 11011111eme_ —SD 40 11l 60 491 MOM et Awl Ismrsa 1M 1111 111 id 14900 16 Avalranas LW all SI 116 e 7 d — 100 1 D 030 1 Immire TM Melp o. I& Begrest 11,500 10 Do. do. 6 — 12,64.0 10 . &Ag.of Australis (Limited) Plait Dam. 1 par Ipa 60.00' LS Lo.Co.17.010•011 II ... •••• S 000 6 Un. Kingdom Tel. (L). 1 4 di' 10.000140 Diamenh land—. Mt 84 Ili TME QUEEN'S PROCLAMATION AAR THE ARMY MEDICAL SERVICE. The following letters, addressed to the War and India Boards, explain themselves, and disclose eases of hardship which call loudly for redress :- 1, St. Augustine-road, Camden-town, July, 1861. Sir —I have the honour to submit to your consideration the following statement :—Government has prohibited me from competing for airy appointment in the Army Method Service. By this decision I am deprived of an bonovrable course in the practice of my rden—• owes the higher which ensure• moat respectable s tx in fratl uof one the crowning of which may be the aloe of Director-Geoeral. By this refusal of government to allow me to oonepetr with other British 'Aloes, yews of arduous study and much pecuniary espouse—the earnings of an old and faithful sen sot or the government in India, my t'ather—are is danger of having bees beetowedlono My father sort me to Sootlard ten years ago to hav e me spas My in the profession be himself holds, and to enter the service of that government weiich be be:v.oU serves. To give me a thorough preliminary education, he spared no ex pense. To the preparatory education in the High School of Glasgow, be added all the teachings of the anabolism in the University,: costing him for my enare education and main- Swam* not less than 3,000 e. I accepted an invitation of government, which, by its *otiose pouted on the Glasgow College walls, at•ted *stall nataindban subjects of her Majesty might ccmpese s fza is is the army medical service. I had i C4 ae i:l i ways in view the obtaining of such an awandemd. Relying on the promise of government, I guale ei myself for that parpose. Witbou. • day's warning edam* se much time being given me as would enable me to i mpair the lees, I am unceremoniously thrown aside. In the faced these fade, government will rurally not rem fuse, if I ask for a reasonable compensation. I do sat request the whole of trio above m n. I simply ask for as roach as will enable me to form the uncles, of • respectable practice, and to male:sin myself in • parties worthy of the gas/it/cations which I bo'd. I merely charge the sum which represents the cost of my medical education, along with the amount of the expenses and loss I have been subjected to, consequent ma my being obliged to give up the situation e house-einem in the Gimpy Royal Infirmary. The items of them einotrit to 1,5004., sod are stated in the following page. Awaiting your favourable consideration and reply. I have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Hew GOODALL, M.D., 8LR.C.8.L., Late House-Surgeon, Glasgow Roes! Inarmery. The Right Hon. Hr Chance Wood, Beare Sari o' State for India in Council, Jodi* Howe, Westmitistar. Items in the sum of 1,5001. el stated in the accompany ing letter :—For fces for the various claws, for Imepitals, he., 150'. ; for maintenance for ex years, 9001. ; for books, imtruments, nod other incidental expenses, 200 t. ; for price of degree, diploma, he., 501. ; for expenses sod loss ooa sexpent on leaving the Royal Infirmary, and expenses in London, from February to July, Mil, X.W. ; total, 1,5001. Pentawille, 27th July, 3al. Mr Loan,—On the faith of an act of parliament and her Majesty's ermine proclamation I gm up the appoint ment of apothecary under tine Madams govenviout, having repaid to the government my sudetit's allowance at the medical college, and came to England to compete for the situation of assistant surgeon in the royal army, to which competition I wee invited, in common with other British subjects, by public advertisement. I waa permitted to com pete, and had my ticket of attendance given to me for the examinatioo on the lfith of February last. On the day of the examination I was told by Dr. Gibeco, the director general, that, being horn in India, I could not earn is northern climates, although the medical officer at the government had previously prosocinced me in sound health. A medical board, composed of the directortenerals of the British and Indian Army and Navy Medial department, subsequently examined myself and Dr. Goodall, and not being able to detect any physical defect, confined themselves to a general expression that we were not fit for service in northern chmates. Lord Herbert unhappily allowed him self to be guided by such an abstract opinioo, and thus the hopes of a life have been snatched from me. The resigna tion of coy appointment in India is reirdtred fruitless ; and the great expense I have incurred is wasted, my 'Deana are now exhausted, and destitution is before me. Under the-e circumstanes I :eel I 'hall not appeal in vain to your sense of justice to compensate me for my gra: losses, and that I may look to a future provision in India, imitable to the honourable position I have taken in the medical profession as a doctor of medicine, member of the Royal Dollop of Burgeoned London, and a licentiate of midwifery. I beg to annex • statement of my lasses.—l have the honour to he, my Lord, your most obedient humble servant, D. R. Towne; M.D. The Right Hoe. the Secretary of State for War. List of expenses and losses incurred :—For passage from India to England, 1001. ; for purchase of maignatics from the service, M. 4a. ; for degree, di mi 4 he., 601. ; far subsists's:o and other ocatingeneira since la= ma the 3rd of April, 1860, 2001. ; for praWae with a view to compete after purchase of resignation, 4001. ; for namege back to India, 1121. ; pay from November, 1859, to July, 1861, 1331. ; total, 1,090/. Is. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'Cwci. The directors of the Bank of England have this day reduced the minimum rate of discount from 6 to 5 per cent. This measure having been fully anticipated has had little effect in the Stock Exchange. Consols are quoted 1-16 to per cent, better than yesterday afternoon, but the market is languid. English railway stocks are rather flat. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Recites opened at 67fr. 800., showing no alteration. The scrip of the New India Loan is firm, at 100 to ; and the stock at 991 to 4. Consols are officially marked 90 and for money, and 904 and 90 for the account. The present quotations are 90 to 1 for money, and 904, " buyers," for the 7th August. The official business report is as follows ..--Bank Stock, 232, 233, 2314 ; ditto for account, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 894, 904 ; New Three per Cents., 90, 4, 894 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 1511-16, ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 994, ; ditto Bonds, 10s. dis ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 94 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 135., Bs. dia. ; ditto June, 4a. dia. There is a fresh improvement of 4 per cent. in the Turkish Loan of 1858, which is now quoted 681 to 69. The loan of 1854 is steady, at 79 to 1. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Salet are re corded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 874 ; Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 824 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 634 (exchange 1211.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 224, 1 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 74; Spanish Three per Cents., for' account, 484 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 414 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 79 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 1184, 4,4, 4, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 174. ' Good bills were discounted yesterday at 5 per cent., or one per cent. below the rate charged by the Bank. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 88,000/., making 640,0001. since Wednesday week. New York telegrams report a further advance in the exchange to lo7}. The bar silver by the last West India packet was sold yesterday for the Continent at ss. Old. per ounce, showing no change. The Mexican dollars have not yet beeu disposed of. At Liverpool yesterday the sales of cotton did not exceed 8,000 bales, the market having resumed • quiet appearance, but prices are reported firm. The Loan of 200,0001., proposed to be raised by the Cape of Good Hope government during the present year, will probably come here, as ou pre vious occasions. The liquidators of the unhappily notorious North of Europe Steam Navigation Company have issued the following report, for presentation at the general meeting of the despoiled shareholders on the 6th August. It shows that there is a prospect of a fur therreturn of only 6s.or 7s. pershare, 22.105. having already been paid, on account of each share on which 20/. was paid up. The loss is therefore as enormous as it is indefensible and incomprehensible. At the date of the last mee.ing there was a dispute I pending between the liquidators and Captain Andrews, who was the manager or superinteadent of the concern whilst, unknown to the s har eholders, it was becoming inextricably involved in ruin. This was subsequentlyreputed to have become a ri t i l ra ° t7e. The shareholders will be curious to learn whether, now that he is again in the enjoyment of his faculties, he has been clever enough to conquer in his dispute with the liquidators. The liquidators of the Nail of Europe Steam Naviga tion Company (Limited) beg leave to submit to the share holders their third annual report. An open aeoount with the Eastern Counties Rai/ way Company, containing many disputed items, which might have proved the source of much li;.igatioe, has, after prolonged negotiation and mutual concession, been dually and satisfactorily agreed on. Is their last report the liquidators informed the shareholders that the factory at Loweetoft had been sold for 3,5501. Upon going into the title the purchaser' took certain *il objections, which prevented the completion of the sale. It is hoped, bo we air, that all daticultie3 are now got over. The purchase money will probntly be suelcieot es to cover all the liabiliti of the company, in which case the entire balance, which appears in the none: ed account, will be divisible MOOS the shareholders, and produce a farther return o: between Ba. and 7s. per share. The lino/deters reeices. that 'he shareholders will at the pre sent meeting appoint some porton or persons to audit the amounts, so the:. after the sale of the factory has been com plet3d a dividend may be declared. In the meantime the cash balance is earning interest at the Union Beek. Creditors of the concern known as the " Alliance (France and England) Bank," now in liquidation, are required to lodge their claims at the office at Path.. That gold exists in its native state in England and Wales, as well as in other pails of the Unita. Kingdom, has long been known, but its extraction at a profit seems never to have been accomplished. A company known as the Vigra and Clogan Copper Mining Cmrpany o: Merionethshire claims, how ever, to have solved the problem. This company commenced operations in April last year, the search being for copper, although it was known that gold was to be found, but, it was assumed, not in sufficient quantities to repay the out lay. After the works had been carried on for some ti re, however, the lode became rich in gold, and we are positively assured that the rand: of the operations from January last to the 6th of July shows a net profit of 2,500 i., arising entirely on the gold obtained. 983 oz. of gold are now in London from these mines, and will be sent into tie Bank after being refined. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 101121. ; the Great Wuatern an increase of 2,034/. ; the Great Northern an increase of 2,5111.. and the London and Soya) Western an increase of 1.6131. _ The traffic receipts of the Gres:: Western Railway of Canada for the week ending eie 19th July were 5,772/. sterling, being 2101. ino.o than in the corre sponding week of last year. The half-yearly dividend on the New Granada Bonds is advertised for payment to-day by Messrs. Baring Brothers. The dividend ou the New Active Bonds is 1/., and on the Old Os. 3d. per cent. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas and coke, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insnranos.—Alliance British and Foreign, 151 ; Ditto Msrine,lS4f ; Eagle, 7 ; Cruanliar, 47 1 , ; Impe rial Fire, 3521, 4, ex div. • Law Fire, 41, ex all ; Legal and General 'Life, 61 ex div. ; London, .01: London and Prorincial Marine, 2; Marine 91, ex div. ; Ocean Marine, 101, ; Phcenix, 1501 ; Rock Life, 81 ; Usivenal Marine, 11. Gas Light and Coke.—Great Central, 13, ; hope t:al, 80 , 79g. ex di,. ; London, 67; ditto, Parliamentary, 291: ditto, blue preference, 621, >i ; Pl•••:nix, 701, ex die. Wate-works.—West Middlesex, 105, ex die. Docks.—London, 53, 21, 3,3, 4. With referent: to the market for American Secu rities Mr. E. F. Sattorthwaite r. ports as follows : The market for AmLrican securities in London has been 6-m during the pant week, and a general advance has been established, which has been maintained to the clew. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 14th of August for the supply of 50,000 gallons of rum, 15,090 g.llons of vinegar, 200 tons of soap, 100,0001ba of tea, 20 tons of raisins, and 50 tens of tobacco. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on sth August for Cr: hire of a ship to carry coolies from British Guiana to Calcutta. Mr. J. P. Carruthers was yesterday appointed agent for Lloyd's at Taganrog. WKIMADAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 to j, for the 7th of August, touched this morning 90i to and closed at 90 to 1, which was also the last r price for money. The oMcial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, SM. 1 ; ditto, for account (August 7), 901 ; Thr ee p er Cents. Reduced, 84, 94 ; New Three per Cant., 901, 90, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, At; Bank Stock, 232, 230 ; India Five per Cent Stock, 94 ,l ; ditto scrip, 1001, 100 ; ditio Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 962 ; ditto, Bonds, 6e., Bs., 6a., dis. ; Five per Cent. " de faced" rupee paper, 95. The ' , cry of the New India Loan was last quoted 100 to 1. and the stock, 99/ to f. The March &chequer Bills were flat at 151 s. to 7a ; and the June at 4e. the, to par. Judi" Bonds were dealt in at Be. to ss. dis. . . - - There was a fresh rise of about per cent. to-day in Turkish Bonds. The Loan of 1658 is in especial • favour. The closing (potations were 79 to for the bonds of 1864, and 684 to for those of 1858. Mexican Bonds remain dull at 50 to 4. Bank shares to-day were quiet at former pricer. Australian Agricultural were heavy. In misoella neoas shares there was no movement. Great Ship were quoted 6s. 9d. to 7s. 3d. The closing quotations fur shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance. 41 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 4 to prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 13-16 to 11-16 die. ; London and Provincial Marine, par ; China and Japan Steam, par to 4• prem. ; Commercial Copper, par ; Natal Land, • togs. The shares of the Oriental and General Marisa Insurance Company were last quoted g to 3 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The mining market to-day is not active. There are some inquiries, however, for Wheal Unity shares, which are quoted 18e. to 20s. the mine being reported rather better. Marko Valley shares are firm, at 9to 9f. Corn Camborne are quoted ' 1 to Ih, and East Devon Great Console, 2 to 1. Other descriptions have scarcely garied. Bon Accord Copper shares have been dealt in at to 1 prem., and Great Northern Copper at 1 • prem. Foreign mining shares are unaltered. From Nantes and Peerhiw (July 29) the agents report r— " Eyshumtean. —The lode in the 10 east is 8 fist wide, cos. pad of clay slate, quartz, blends, and lead ose yielding et the latter about 10 owta. per fathom. The lode in the 10 west is much the same in character, yielding from 10 toll US inna of ore per fathom. The wins* oinking below edit Is pelding good stones of ore. The mopes over this level are yielding 10 carts. of ore per fathom. Btope west of No. 2 rise is y:elding from 10 to 12 cwte. of ore per fathom. Reeves' level east is yielding Irving stuff for dressing. Roods level west. the lode is 4 feet wide, contakiiog mandic ail blende, with spots of Iced ore, but not su ffi cient to value. The store on an average in ba ck of this level are yielding about 8 cwta. or. lead ore per Whom. Bwlclig,wyn, 30 east— No lode has been token down'thiring the past week, but whim Let taken down it was worth about 8 cwte. of ore per fa:horn. No change in the tribute department to notice. Our machinery is all in good order, and everything here is being pushed on as fast as possible." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& _..... -.- MINCING LANK—(THI3 DAY.) Suoaa.—This market onetime, Tory dull, and the publis Isla of Porto Rica and Cuba are going off heavily. Ris fined aLio remains dull. Corse—We are again without public sales, but the • private motract market continues firm. Correa.—No eal.s of importance reported. liatrrevue continues in but limited demand. Rica without alteration ; the demand is very limit 44. Rine.—The appearance of a government contract far 50,003 gallops, to be taken the 14th inst., has made the article rather more firm. Jura sold in public sale at previous rake. About 2,505 bales sold, common to fine, 121. Is. to 101. Markets generally are quiet to-day. TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) The market continues steady. Town tallow 1441 noted A, 468. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, old, 465. ; ditto new, 475. ; Sept., 445. ; October to December, 475. 6d. ; January to March, 48s. 4 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Wa have a fair supply of beasts; trade is slow s de, they canna all M sold. Prices are almost the mid as on Monday. We are moderately supplied with sheep.' and choice qualities are readily disposed of at full rads.' Lambs and calves are plentiful. The demand is small, mil moss are low. Our foreign supply consists of 48) beads. 2,780 sheep, and 411 Ludy's. Of mulch cows there ars SO. From Ireland, 35 calves. Per atone of 81b4. a 4. ad. Per Wes of 31b4 a 4. a. 4. Beg Scots. Heret4s. 4 4 1 BoaDasit ilt-bds 32 5 0 6 4 Bost Short-henna 4 4 Bed lung-w 0015.... 0 0 0 0• Second qua bouts 3 6 Do. 44. Sara 4 10 6 1' Clam 3 4 Do. ex Shorn .... 4 4 4 II 12•4115i202.4reda 0 0 141,1! _ 40 6• __ stmarkit 1,100; Pt" la). and lambs, 1;140 ; Calm, CI; SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Darn and Co. report trade at the following rises Rime meadow bay, 756. to 84e. ; superior ditto. 88e. to 100.. ; inferior ditto, 38s. to 50.. ; new ditto, 535. to 80s. ; closer, old, 90.. to 130.. ; straw, 30s. to 40s. 148 163 126 128 ri 74 Id Si Ul 14 190 . 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Llvwoot, JOLT 31.—Caledonian. 904 100—Eastern Osanikn, fi 10—Greet Northern 1071 1061--Great Western , 701 704 Laamthire and Yorkshire, 1107 5114—landau and North Waiii; an Stock, 911971--Loudon and South Western, 651 901—Mani &ester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire , 45 id. 461—Midland Stook Ulf 121 ;—Ditto, new shares, 1 l—North British, . affl 2 North Sonishia. 41 41 d.—No ra Instant, Berwick, 1 —York and North Midland, 964 1101—Ineds Capital Stock, --Booth lantern and Doerr, 144 id 7-16—Wan Midland, 461 46I—Buffalo and lake Moron, 41 11—Dutch Rhenish, 24 If 4, —Grand Trunk of Canada, 44 44—GreerLasian! , ourg, 74 7 WI —Great Western of r Quads, 9 1546 JO 1-16-lEinola Con 3 . 9 aid. —New s and m e ai r t Nft ) ll4 ,4 lll— i pitto, A llatfenntinut, JOLT rccirket 'was rtiactive, but steady. Birkenhead, 65—Great Northern, Ken—Grand Think of Canada, 41—Great Western of Canada, 10—Illinois Central, 34 intake and Yorkshire, 1111—London and North Western, 961—. Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire. 451 46 I—Routh • 217.16 I—New York and Sae Ml—Manchester mrd S Bank, 54 p. VLLus or La's Pownits.—Policiee of assurance, amounting in the aggregate to the sum of 24,4961., were offered to auction on Wednesday hat by Messrs. Edwin Fox and Bousheld, in CODISVItiOD with the failure of MONTI. T. and It. Haikes and Co., the Hull bankers, when the fo&- ; lowing remarkably high prima, ranging from 15 to 85 pea cent. above the office value, were realised. lot 1 for 500 with bonuses amounting to 3,158 E, on the life of Mr. Thomas !Mikes, aged 71, subject to an mutual_ premiumA 169/. 6a. 3d., sold for 4,81301. Lot 2, for 5,000 i., life 70, annual premium 1111.1 2s. 6d., sold for 2.510 4 he 1 , value being 1,5300 Lot 3, for 1,500/., life 77, pro mium 57!. as. ad., sold for 810/. (the o ffi ce value being !ft) Lot 4, for 5,000/., also on the life of Mr. Thomas Heiken, premium 151/. 155., realised 2,290/. (the office value beteg 1,52: 0 4 Lot 5, for 5,0001., life aged 70. prendini 2931., sold for 2,0811. Five other policies for smaller amounts eh* fetched proportionate price*. PILLSNAVATION OF SALMON RIVINS, RDAULTS. —Before leaving piscatorial subject., I may tell you that the measures the government have taken within the last two yam to preserve the salmon in our rivers have been moat successful, although they are as yet only partially ia operation. The proof is that this year we are abundantly supplied with the best of 'alum at the low price of 6d. per lb.-6d. Cana.!ian currency, that is, less than sd. stet lag. The fish taken at the mouths of the rivers on the North Shore is sect up to Quebec in schooners, peeked is ice and snow, of which there is always an abundant supply here, saved from the previous winter is large rude tea houses. They range from 1511 e. to 45111 a each in weight. the latter being, however, rather an exceptional figura. We are begin ning to supple Montreal aid the Arneriout cities too. Fishing either at the mouths of coin the rivers ii pro hibited 'bers spawning time begins, and every mill-dam has to be provided with a fish.way, so that the salmon may thee ascend the streams and spawn unmolested. We expect soca to have our salmon at 4d. a pound.—Correspondent of the Cam-Wiwi New.,. _ CITY STRILANIS.—A volume of antiquarian senti ment migbt be written on the old London watercourse s. or bourne,. There is the ancient stream celled Wiebrook, which rune into the City, from what were once tlekk be tween Islington and Holton. In olden time* it turned a number of corn-mills, and even as late 1810 gave 'motion to a lead-mill neer the turnpike in the City-rool. In its younger days, like all similar streams, it was spanned by many bridges throughout its course ; and it. lower end was wide enough to allow barges to lie rowed up it as far as Buddershory to a spot DOW called Barge-yard. This river discharged into the Thames east of Dowlate Lock. Its line withia the old City wall and ditch was by Walbrook, Princes street, mann beneath the Bank and along Bell-alley to London-wall, and thence out of the City, across Old-street, to its !..Arce. It kkaseveral brfalfteli Ile bed we thirty two feet ivaieath the present level of Prineee-etreei, was discovered when the London-bridge sewer--its gr ew substitute—was built, and its waters have trickled under the foundations of the Bank. Even now, in its present dark obscurity, it has reason to be proud. It may consider itself the father of one of the lustiest young sewers in the metropolis; for the London-bridge sewer end its neighbour. L i t, are thebargest chaunela of underground London. —Dickens's " All use. Akar Roared.' 'I