The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-21 00:00:00

I L. ill r• ------ LAW INVILLIGISNOK. (Tina DAY.) COURT 01 BANKRUPTCY. (Defeo Itr. Commiuskeer Gottlbare.) til U OOLOIOL WAGOlit. nsii pielitieg for the purpose of eontidering the a,,iss it seams to peeve nada the list bankruptcy of 1:01( 0 1. 11 !_i. li ta a ppeared fee the assignees ; Ur. Id X , . S i a ligaieritor el the Eastern Baskteg Corge s ! i ti t i ; m y Nes sad Yr. Durant for creditors seeking to geira ir. piss w i sra g I reel for 6,3361. os behaUo f a ojohily weed /Mew , woe the rowels of ninety gre Boikdollessawiththisbanlmapt,andallegediehevotmn like to bis errs me. The shares it a emegielirosa h Colonel 117 ugb with Um = r. rn Bei less 7 . a ouSineoratioa as security for advances made to him 1 , 1 sad Yr& so swore that Bbe had not received lice for the mine. an g, gore Beefnw it wee that Kn. Scow lad de. ‘ ,..g emeass for se long a period, the * ma w r,.;ilWig lam ;4149 90 long Awe sa the year lgdy, &raw mid his idiot was wider the Unmake that ib e teehack irould disobarp her claim. ih ,7lgan opposed es tbs ground that Colonel Wee" ba d re el his enuninstiou upon amounts which did not ....,. vAy m iry chewing Mut s he um was reject to Alm .97,-; 2, s ea wt the proofld be ed. end ,b 0 o.4kari obeeld sot be delayed say loner. gi B o r, after bearing as explanation treat Mr. C. 5m. ,. ; thwol eßeet, elbowed the claim to steed over for w ok la ohm that additional evidence might be durel..., for t oga, B ought to be meths on behalf of a a y ' " as ;g' s a me, who was related te the baskrapt, Was 104. 11 •••••••••=l•••••....rmalm• on b. the • MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (MS DAY.) czar& A n na general menden of the penes wee igh wff oksg at the Semlose-home, Oleekenwell. raylstse L W. Cos, Esq., deputpessistant judge, Mr. j. pips, Bed soher Nikon Tbs gamer cesteiss the armee of 80 primates for trial, of nom 14 are No mindemesnenr, and ti 3 foe Noisy, be an* tad come. gbe dogmas el sclesetee were ea follows :—Read and w t . i g ighitiy, 40 ; sOther read nor write, 28 ; mig4,ig; bed mad and wnte well. 2. yr. E. W. Cos, Deputy Asetelmit hedge ) somas AllAill...41;1:11110 Oil A lIAO a BAND. his laboare , , a brutal-looking fellow, was du o bar ( gamed with nisliciouly wounding George Clog Wasting grievous bodily hem, occasionieg actual gaily yen, end also fora comport assault. g r . plott or, she plpocesouted M r . . Itibton defended the pri eaded not g g r , plat barisg opened the case, called twig god, the prosecutor (who appeared with his ern i s eeghd Wasps, he having lost his band ), said he was sidemer sad as the oth of Jaly he was in the Upper wag Thep, sad feces what be was told, be, with smother ay followed the poisoner and another man down a lane. They bad get ma the prisoaer, when his companion turned m g mg with a bean hook he had in his hoed strack gm (vibes) is a amp manner, and cut off his bug Plemation.) His laird remained hanging by a bit II skin Be had Woe irretrievably lost his hand. Hid not mid t ward to either of the men. The prisoner the wised hold of a large piece of iron (widowed) and amok Wm amoral times acmes the back and loins. He minim week alter he lost his hand and could not ward off the mimes blew,. The prisoner's companion got away wilco est bees seen sines. He was in the hospital for meil 'Mkt sad wee still very unwell. gage Teo, sae who sccompaaied the prosecutor, di the primer sad the rasa who got sway bad assaulted a %Moss at the public-hoes*, because he remonstrated vet thou for drieldig his beer, and beat him shout in a lonstel maw ; indeed the prieoser weot to look • pits Jerk to stick into him. They were prevented It e emsag farther violence, and they ran sway. hometer sad slums, with two or three others, followed essi deorn the laim, where the assault of which the Pew is darned took *on Asolber wile.. corroborated this testimony, and said the wessietor had sot said a word to either the prisoner llississ who got away before they assaulted him. lseemarkmiastioa—They were pin to bring the poi. ✓em lest. itibten thought there wee no OW against the pri ma The wireents were following to cootinue the row, WWI es right to tithe the prisoner or his compasioa, ad if re bee bed not usfortunately lost his hand be Irattei whether the awe would have been met to W mire. Tr Derry Aseieteat.Jadge thought there wee aow cid re . Xi. Ikea Y e w addressed the jury, and contended that ihs preeders were the ageresecire. The Deputy Asirent-iludge prated out to the jury the ifeees is the roes musts of the iodiatmest. Mohr, rend the primeer guilty of a common aireult. The Dreg driiitashrudge said it was as offeros that 0W sot be pared over lightly, the prisoner would Lew pasielunest for his onmpsaiou's offence, which vr a very rocking thing disabling a man be Eh. but would be punithed for what he had close himielf. Even if the prosecutor had no right to bring him back, hi skill acted is a vary insmanly wey in using a lugs iron bar to Wood himself. The w went. of the court Non him sr that he be imprisonel and kept to hard labour be ci maths, TEE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) h il .•. was Awe ek. wed *do NNE. ' CLERKENWELL. ammo FONDER OF • WW2 IT • TICILIT-OF-11•VZ RAN. Jots Hatt, egad 33, a low-looking fellow, who described biased ref so oceopation, but who is well known to the pollens a Mid and a ticket-of-leave men, was charged be tas at. [amain with feloeioasly cutting and wounding kis vita Sarah Hatt, with intent to do her some grievous belay harm, at 9, Baldwin's-gardens, Gray's.implase. 14. H. Alive, prosecuting officer of the Associate la. snide fir improving and Eoforciog the laws for the Pro isetite of Women, attended to watch the ease. The wife, • poor, half-starved, sickly-looking woman, who Ward very ill, said that she was stabbed in three plains Mr um. 0a Saturday morning the primmer, who ban sot bred with her for tome time—io fact, he may came out el the Hoeft of Correction on the Saturday previous, where helm/ been trader confinement for five mootha—sect a boy b her sad mid that a geotleman wanted to see her. Knew * she it was mbe told the boy to say that she was not at Lem The prisoner no sooner receives the message than be ems to kat apartment, broke open the dior, and made "I at met dreadful threats, and said he would break !P as home, sod do foe her. After he had Mind her for some time be went away, and between 1 sad 2 oe Sunday morning returned. After asking a greet disturbance he brandished • shoe -IWhei knits, and said he would be hung at Now ise, for his wile. He then made a thrust at bar with theirs*, mid she in patting up her hands got cut in three Awes. am bled a great deal, sad fell on the floor, and Asa her hothead kicked her on the aide of th e bead, sad We if he could net do for her is one way be would la amliir. He attempted to throttle her, and thee knelt on lee March and nearly squeezed the breath out of tc4 raid thatl. Hit eiot been for ambnce coming he nu af ad she should ha ve lost ia her life, She was takes to the Royal Free Hospital, OM's* limiest], when she was attended to by the house wrpas ; and her body was now enveloped in surgical bao '"lm the now felt very ill ; her body was bruised all Seer, end she felt pains from the wean& in Der arms, whim the surgeon stated were deep, but not dangerous. li layseeert—Do you say that he deliberately stabbed ne! as certain that he did so. He has on Mcits,eseiose said that he would murder me and the as he should sot mind swinging at Newgste for " 11 j a lot as ca. ta 4 t Iniocourt—What is the reason that he behaves ?" la saell e demerits manner? m dalwl—Beeause I will not go out thieving. He has bid me that I have no occasion to work hard to keep area sad family it I would only live with him and go thavisp iy with him. Ifr • Entommt—Has the prisoner ever ill-used you bovine to this ! " r ause—About a i ice yam ago they gave bins six mouths' htld . „ Istmaz for beating roe and my child. He is a most oftfilally violeet character. Its Prisoner —Whoa I got my three years' meal mini ', bid ire tot part of the mousy, and did you not then ID cat thieving with me! W itotte—No, sad because I would sot is the reams of all this '. IYErmeart—l am sot lerriring whether you or your —, "Ls we ensues ; that h as Damao to do with the ace. atIP. Harriet Bl ac k mon sa id a b e res id e d i n th e nex t roo m m 1" ftelehiaaat, sod heard the prisooer threaten to Mier her. She also w the prisoner bit his wife in the sad kiak her. Sh e ss heard a dreadful fall in the room, aid heard the primmer make nee of dreedful oaths. The "migueset was a very hardworking *ma. ' Potim-oomiable Tuner, 157 G. raid, when be took the tinniner, iota custody, the complainant we. covered with roc* 114 Prisoner he knew as a moat desperate as- Tae . hi Prisoner said his wile tent swanked him, sad he kit relideissaa Inyeseart said the primmer son 0011111 i fallow, and waded him fee the attendance of the meiusl gentionsa. TH l Palat or Mn.x.—To-day (Monday), in con lb:disease snoop the crows, milk is to be Per quart, Wisp as imams of Id. To ire. "L„7 21 * Tinos inn be le. ed. a gallon, I L , .. '". 0 „ WC, had been paid ler a erierber of years. ~TCIDAT Paktes. HAv-A•Csowlr DAY. TCID AT. AISOCIT lg.—Atheneum, oe peruse. 1,160; tri "'ma Mae* 2,979. Total winters, 4,599. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY SHARE LISTS-MIIIB DAY.► Two o'Oxool. In the railway market to-day the principal fen. ture is a recovery of 4 per cent. in Great Eastern dock. London and North Western has also im proved 4. On the other band, London and South Western has declined 4. The other chief lines are unchanged. 'London and North Western stook is now quoted 1241 to 125: Great Western, 664 so ; Midland, 1301 to 1311 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1114 to ex div. ; South ii Eastern 7911 to 804 ; M etropolitan, 133 to 4, rs7l ex div a; Great Northern, 1314 to 1324; ditto LI A, 1474 to 148 ; London and South Western, 9 9 11 1,1_ to 100 ; Great Eastern, 46 to 4 ; and Oalixto- 1* nian, 1334 to 1344. eu Foreign and colonial railway securities are un- ad altered. Great Luxembourg shares, however, as show firmness. am ORDINARY MAIMS AND 5100101. 4.0 ci t i t tr a r "N u, 1 ..go. i amain. ' 100 IBristol sad N N ON LIN N N lii -- -arsiatiaa ✓1 Omsk sat Daysasa all Mama all 80. •j• malaria s WI Do. a 7p. ab to 1 100 ou t awl Jo= all Domass.Postk.e4l 4 ..7. 21 lost Loot= Scrip Cal 10 Do. WO Now, sat &Wean. 100 Wad 11446444 ON. W. 100 De. I. it.s. stk. Mx , 104 anal acethollwasal 1W Goma Nagar& 1N ps.4 j Area so &v. yr 100 D0.D111114.42.144414 11 100 Olt Swab a West. (tea; 100 Wellor alai m 100 Dallawss Vs/Ous.N 4 Do. Walk Wales. 1011 Do. W. Yl4.—Orford 100 Ds, Do. 111• 42 DA be. Do. IsMatd 10S Isammskiso 41 Torkskles 104 WASS NM asokina 104 lat.ael42ll. l 3aost 100 lASSOSainsall ) " 109 110.11114.idi/LAigke. LOU Lemasalls Donk WeiNia ute tmsWomaeoushsslas LOU Mma..llask.k Lbs W oslash , refo 1241zoomelsa 7 Do. Dew Zslowiloa_ , 1 W Il;ao..Dlo(1.70.80740k1 IS No. do. do. .... 100 11•111•01. Do. Shores .... DO Do DIM • Dabl • ott lad Kest ...... IGO I NodhlioDiah ..... DM Do. lela.lr eetb.Dead. 1 -% et 61 li 11 i t 4 ' Ma HO 111 46} 661 71 61 lit US 118 147 1486 1 411 86 88 84 64 Hi IS OS 44 16 60 66 106 107 1171 118 id 101 VI id les 166 8 4 111 61 60 It 1161 116 ie 104 61 1 8 4 111 114 ad It us sd 11 li Vs 106 100 _ 1 1100 N. Yosiaii-4arirlak 111 Do. O. N. L rana WO Do. lads 100 Do. Toot ...... 100 &WM, all D Dia o. 60ooL&Dartlos • IS Do. do. 11004/ 16 Do, do. 166041.. 100 11006 Load°, 4 Do. do. 11Wa 100 Werth stdordibia all. /4. &S. Woolson Joao 154 &wallah Osaka' 101 Ilsottlili N.L aber.ll6lg. WO Soda& MUM .. 100 Ilbaogalair• Ueda. WO ,Iloadl Davao 100 /loath Lima .._ oil , stallos.Woalallamadlo. 100 Tar Vale 11 Do. 0 ........ Jon , Vale of Moth . . • 2 wiverloo I W toa. I Wass Openwall MILITIII/1 - is -- i r 151 ista pu. 1( 0 tos 63 at 64 64 11l 122 ii SO 10 n pa M 123 )6 9 r -16 77 14 116 13 143 169 67 69 st a AO 163 60 ray II 18 11$ 166 a 6 psi 106 167 lIS SO !IL 1 ra. 1 RAn.wAys. 1M W 66166616666.1.wrw0s N. I WO 11 6666.1166,60.1e.r.6p.e. ID 6 Ds. V rear.. MC 166 . 96•616 46 . Lake Rams I OtosMg orlon. Do. Yreforsoco Del, Desaki Godaka 6I er eat 16MS-4 .0•1. a a Hasten 6p 0. s lOspe If. 6 Docket>. Sec , Dawa l,66Pi sa.7r.o.pur. im. I • • li m it Indian go. 6 do Do. I Lataoßiora Geoid Trunk of vanilla' De.Ua1e..61.1X6 6 Do. r i. dofeer;:l Do. tmd prof. prof. boads Do. do. Worried Ird Woolf D Do o. do. dammed Do. 4" vive. Moot . Do. do. defamed Great Indle.o Peutamils Do. cua. 6 per gest Do. New do S. P. cd Imlta E. 6 p. et Do 4 pea 68el Ai' Wasters of camas Da New i 130,08.6.1146. M. UM I Do.6k do. do. 1617-6 ladian linumM. Llasited 1 ILmirmB (011 G 6 D 0611 ‘ 1 yo. 40. 1 6. 4 8 : Do. as. da l*. Illftle llolb. ono. 6 6 01 m 114 11.116 amellisboosge By Im.s.oeciaftisulss P. L let t N r ig iad os. 6 er . coo . . 1.. Do. do. do. Do. Pasjamb do Da was Dar& Ea No. 11116 I 40,0001 N 10,4101 SO 00,0011110 1 1100 00, 10 NON AO 10.0001 40 11,1001 /44 r,iiil a AI = 1 6 '... is. :00 - grii ).000l so ),030 40 ),000 40 kooll 10 *l* Ria I lii 10,0001100 40.000 , 4G.0(10 TO 0,000 10 MOO 100 6,000 100 NAOS 00 "000 SO 10,030 U 63.000 10 24000 60 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANI.--(T11113 DAT.) Fresh up to oar market, to-day, the arrivals at English vistas were spin Moderate, and moss of the new samples came to hand in very middling condition. Floe old qualities were, therefore, is good request. sad rather dearer than on Newby hat. New 'beets however, changed hands slowly, at insinlar quotations. In most instances, they were in Won, of buyers. We have to report a fair average hasioess dolor In fine foreign wheats, on rather higher terms. Inferior kinds, however, changed heeds slowly, at previous earreacies. There we good demand for barley, at slightly cabanas& rates. New Realist; sold at 325. to 355 , per quarter ; but its qualiey was very middling. Halt, the supply of which wee tolerably good, moved off steadily, at extreme quotations. The thaw of foreign oats was rather actinides ; never theleee„ the oat Ueda wu firm, and good sound urn ad. weed dd. per quartere. BMW were the turn higher, with a fair demand. New peso were held at 38s. per qe. They mane to hand is good condition, Old peas were somewhat dealer. Both English and foreign dour was in must, and the quotations showed a tendency to advance. The arrivals of floating cargoes off oust have been nume rate. The demand for wheat has fallen off, and the trade fag all descriptions roles quiet. Prises, hew. ever, show ea advance of from 2s. to 3s. from the count lowest poiat. Attention has been chiefly ooellsed 8, to cargoes fee arrival. Marlanopoll, arrived, 395. ; Ber - et. disaskl, 41e. ; Mirka, 38s. 3d. to 425. ; Odessa. 41k ; itt. Chicks, on passage, 395. 6d. to 41s. 6d. ; Oduas, se 39a. 6d. ; Banat, 40s, ; Somas, 38e. ; MIAs, W shipping, 40a to 41s. ; ditto, August or September shipment, , io 395. to 421. Tegaerog, August or September shipment, llt 40e.; °deems ditto 40s. For shipment is Sep- is Umber or October, 'Chills has sold at 40s. to 42a.; 100 Weise, 41s. per 499 lbs. Haire has bees less I .. sought after ; nevertheless the transactions have been some- I ao. what extrusive, and the quotations have advanced 6J. r• to la. per qr. Walkable's, arrived, 29e. to 29a. 9d. ; Foxanian, 29a. 9d. Ibrail, Zile. 6d. to 295. 9d. ; is pries, 295. to 29'. 6d. per 4921b5. Odessa, en ga paesage, 28s. 63.; ditto ship • 28L Sd. to 28e. 100.; ditto ils shipped, 295. 3d. per 492165. 1 on passage, 275. 9d.; N. ditto shipping, 255.; ditto to be shipped in August or 1 , 1 1 September. 275. 3d. per 480Iba. Galati, shipping, 28s. 4id. fit per 4921ba. An increased amouat of Wainer has g 8 bees paesiug in barley, at ed. to le. per quarter Wee N. mosey. &sm. 21s. 41d. to 21e. 6d. ; Eau, 21s. ; N 33 - 86 laieff, 21s. 6d. to 91s. 93. ; Bulgarian, us labs Ws as ppear 4601 be. Only Doe Isle bag bees is rye. viz., late, 235. ed. per 4801b5. For Danubian or Ocher mther more r k . mosey has been asked. In beans milldam of inbred ham been et reported, and prices rule nominal. Barbary. 355. to 384. es. per 480111 e. Danubian railletieed is held at 19a. 3d. to as. 20s. per 4801 he. There has been a study desemed for et. linseed. at about late rates. Calcutta, 56e. per quarter. rc The following are the quantities of East India linseed afloat t o far this country 1865. 1864. ton K Qrs. Qrs. Calcutta to London 74 287 .. 88,717 • Liverpool 22.715 .. 9,716 Hull Bombay to London „ Liverpool Lined cakes have been in slow request, at drooping prima. Ocatioeneed deeeriptloos have moved off slowly. The trade i t . for rapeseed has ruled firm, and previous quotations have es . been supported. Calcutta, 52a. 6d. per quarter. The ii quantities of rapeseed afloat hum the East ladies for this is eirentry as fo ll ows : I IS S 1865. 1864. 10 QV& Calcutta to Leaden Calcutta to Liverpool Boinbsy to London Bombay to Liverpool - 6.277 ek Cotton seed has changed hands slowly, at about stationary 88 prima. ore AILIIVAL OP SODS. - lailisk : Twat, 176 ; rapeseed, se 610 ; sad seidry, 933 qrs. Ponies: Linseed, 13,707 ; St ra 15,158 ; maize, 10 ; and sundry rs 107 qrs. 10 =3111.-Linasod, 2,152 ; and oilee4 3,678 q. at to 4)81.111333 PRIORS. smeafax. Per Cir. WELT. I. a. Essex, Lent, red,lllo 43 to 67 1344 St to 48 1563 44 so as , WA 47 teat Nortoli4 and Lauda rod, 1804 42 SO 48 Sunder Pat Or. OAR. L I. lkoslieB. hod kloolek "Oslo Wok whtto . Nook BRAM Nampo SS to Si Ttok l5 to 38 34143044 II Mom Sd to 46 PALL - . __ g Yining - IS to 116 Dtatilliog Gilman — to MAW. Ima g rorfolk, sod 36 to 13 [tom sod Wan 66 to OS !roma 2.Ts. O r 141aIA . IS to tu la IT la 40 ii , MAO& IN Town each, per 280 lbs. —'—__ New So So 36 0411. Country 1,1 W, feed 1 to 13 1 Norfolk sad linffolk . Potato l4 to TS usable *) to 31 I! 4 Russia& Ter gr. , i; wear. Dentde and Konip bal 46 to 66 tentock It If nekton- Drsa 44 So tri 40 lo VI lamina, herd son Ansirlean, red . wind* *. 66 06 IN twumi _ - .. Danish sitel Itwodlah 18 to 22 u Russian BURL Danish S4 to 111 seisms+ SI to 117 is 24 34 to 17 II to '" INMAN OW. Anne ID to n 1 Yoilow _ ___ 29 to NO .--- SWAN l6 le SA Dist.llllu. lialtiu OM MAWS. hooch, per molt .... Si to 14 Swath, . is to St AziotOott. Pir ? 5 to V Courlios. .. 24 to tit untornt, sT LAND AND AUGUST IS TO AUGUST 19, Dutch brewt;r.... 111 to I „ feedbmg .. 17 to 10 ADDIVAUI OF munr. aci., WATIDt CAMAL&OIt, NOM 171CLI781V11. Whirs Ikertsy.,lrsitislass essas Pass riser. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. I ails males. 11e81& ... 293 Ell IMO Me 90 136 .. 12726 ft/ 4p 8551 ISSO I :::: I SOAS; 2674 607 7077 814 Told.— 11890 1.17 I IMO SOWS WS NI 7977 ISSI 2 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT ILIZTIIIO AND INTIMINATIONAL TILID0IAP11.) (rno3s 001 OWN COSILISPONDECT.) The market nostiouss brisk at Saturday's quotations. Sales will foot isp about 15,000 balsa. KINOING-LANIL--(THIS DAILY.) SOCIAL—The market Moos Friday km been fiat; no poles of importaaos reported. Refined is steady bat quiet, at last week's currency. COFFIL—The demand is limited. COCOA- —Business has been doze at full carnet rater. Roo AND SsixrErso—No sales repotted. Rtes.—Abort 4,000 bags sold, &moat goad white at firm prima, but chiefly Rangoon at 9s. to. for cask. CorroThersmore active market at retreat low I prices to a slight advance. Bengal. fair to good few, 70. I 12gto 781 ; Troutvelly, middling fear to folly good for, 11d. to dike lb. soles advertised for to-morrow imasist of 1,300 bhds. 1.800 barrels and 6.300 hags of sugar. 200 metre SJO hags coffee, sad about 3,000 packages of tee. I. 211 MS TALLOW MADIEKT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. rows tallow is quoted 445. 9d., set eash ; Petersburg T.O. on the spot, 44.. 3d. to 445. 6d. ; October to December, 4455. ; December , 45a. bd. ; Jaauary to March, 45e. 6d. to 45a. 9d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. ltlft. LI i L i I. 1 t• 11$4. IBd6. I II Bteck oa 54n41111s day..easks 114574 41,876 43.2613 29,961 YZI Delivery last week ..... 1 66 7 911 993 r,493 s4:l Ditto here let Jane 17,622 10,666 11,308 17,871 6. Ames' last week 2.45. 1,424 5 4,208 Ditto from let June 13,1164 16977 9,870 15.340 No, 4. 6. d. s. 6. s v. 4. d. L. d 6. 20 . Prieelt.C. on m 041164447.— 48 i 42 6 41 9 44 061 1. Ditto Town lest Yriday SO 0 •43 9 43 0 47 3 IQ: Arrival for the week mate" 29th Angle* lid year. 1.652 eaeks, sad delivery, 1.469 arks. The arrival last week com prised 1,900 casks Petarsburg, 47 oiollll, 32 Australia, WOO Booth America total, 4,208 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a shorter supply of beast; and, although the trade is slow, prices are decidedly better for bed (militia.. I , loferior deacriptivoe are not mach dearer. The number of i sheep is very smell for the time of year. All kinds me IA dearer. Trade is very dull for lain* and only 4**i:squall- 11 ties are sealable. Calf trade is Wiry. From Germany and S Holland there are 3.460 haute. 13,030 sheep, 29$ calves, 1 0. ; and 80 pigs. Scotland , 150 beasts ; Ireland, 160 ; and rz: 1,660 for the anthem and midland counties. 68. Per doom el Übe. .. 4. s. d. 1 roc Gomm of aim S. 6. a. 6. g 6, Bet !bola, flarada. 6 6 8 Mottoes& lit-b4bllo 6460 I r ' B a t Sheet-boom 4l 6 4 Dad Loopwools.... 0 0 0 0 • 114•0011 girl balls 2 4• i Do. do. MOM .... 5106 2 j Calm r4P i 11401D4440 Ellf-lweib 0 0 0 Lento Seeds at market, 5,540 ; sheep and lambs. 24,150; calm, 311: 7 gem ISO; radical cows, O. 21 ------ 14, BOROUGH HOP MARKET. — (THIS DAY.) a Mews. Pattendea end Smith report an active demand I 17. I for ooesnoiptioa fee the remaining portion of last year's i r. growth, u well se far the new MO that have arrived, of : e n , which time are about 300 palliate, realising the following i R quotations :—slid sad Test Heats, 81. to 101.; Weald of . Bente, 71. to 81.; Swig, Ti. to V. 105. per cwt. "14 itti Sire or CIILDZIX.—There in a family in Detroit of gaits gagnal egoposition. The father ated sodden bays mach bens married times Oleo, sad bats bed children by seek memma. atd &I ate 111411 brio' kepoily together waer vas toot—dx seta at gbildraw—Asserkaa Form 1i5400 L___ 5 ..• I 9,iCl 10,000 1,014 .-.- 4. 7 4 44 i ei i i 8.000 1 10 111 ... IE2I 4138 118 7 496 OOP - _ _ .. coo xd k I ‘llool _ V! iota 16 i SAOOI 117 i i id 611 Ali l zd 1 . 01, 1 104 id 5 96 1 _ LOON In Na Ink 2; si la g.i 16,T1 61 Ilkel 1061 IMM 1311 302 2010.,010 10,0 CA 0,8 64 fike MO 1 111 i —S! ft iii.i Li acq wi ri We 83 .11 1011 1031 "?..Y" 67 ea 104 104 lir 59 Hl 19S put 4 .. 41 9 10 10 101 70 76 100 102 101 101 104 124 6 11. 8 176 14 26 60 44 Se 63 19 1d 68 60 62 as 06 24 62 26 17 26 20 141 t IN M 17: 1411 1!* 90 91 0 0 1 Oldis 101 102 95 97 0 92 ix 14 :al 82 4i Wk loot Vai 1008 * i" 1(0) 181 JOllft STOCK BANKS IlAat• =ls massensumilL allisee,Lea#l4Temod Do. bawd at ID pa Anglo Antietam kneo ICYPDan (uat)" 'Amato Iwisa itArsiud, I Aidatleßank.Oor.powebi 37. Now sinkotprtswi!coluabi ink at Bank cod Doak of Quesa Otago ilso4 (I. (WOW) ) BankolVtabada,anatrla Bank of New faalland :; ...=...aazzi,;iii. DMA N. Angeles .... C. AL lailikAas., l l l kts• Gun. iter. at Indlaokc.. City &bola Lbes. Wok of Canals... uom. Maid milk so. BAWL (L.) F.T..ta__ - • Do. Now Loodon (Limited' rasters chasis( Mal go &lila gi Joist Steck (L.) lagg.SooletActiLehartil. /Wal sad Ilwedislt (I. 22repean Hankitios HlN22ll2.ailgalip.a. ) issu•d 22 2 pia— Do. Yaw !emporia Mak. IMlsitad I Lapsed Ottozsaa . _ IDo. New lasi Wel InCa(L) L o , L soLotm•.loo,die. Loa. Book a esoUsaCL Lameloa sad Brsdllas i d ia.B.Aln•aff-PIaWL Do. Kew. Is.. at ti pa Loa ClLDsak of Aararl. Leaden mad CooDl7. • • • LAD. lisekbg.Clos.is (I.) Lando& Joint Nook— . ;Lomas& Beath MMus 'Ws. 6 6 66;061114a _ do. Now (,00dondlienezu.da (1 ) :Ids. d Wootentostor :.K.reheiat 111.1k •11.13“) ' Mercantil* I SzobaalL 11• Do. d trov. boat (L. Do. do. . _ Disk (.Jo.) Nstlaisel of Liverpool "Lir& oilloglead Do Did arid ied Dime !Samos/ lours I Do. tiew leibract (IiliDol) I Norsk WOBIAIIII Orirobst Honk Caeparn rrudallsokingCorD(L _ re;TIM . et Ireland dc• Now _ _ ,IN • j I ,361 1 .000 II I IN 1 ON NI ON II I. IN 40 II ' lllitio.road.. al Dlikiat i too woad at 1 pa .. icreth anotrotto. Iliad. cd B. Ilt. Aldo% .. Do. d... tea. oillpot. Croton of Auatrolla .... 470100 or !robs. ghat Mils ad Lefts • MST issi and Wert India .1 MN Ossorstrostto Net MITS,IIO St toodostbStlE sa. ftelheimpan• 11117,071 IL burn Commordel I ?WA prior. I lisiss. 66 67 xi 1146 7 941 6 Sara 34 • 6p— • 7, paa P. 4 3 die 76 17 74 Ts 77 4 29 tO id 160 133 • les 6 641. 41 46 6 7Pm 11 61414 I 2Os •-• 48 46 61 15 43 45 103 146 104 41 43 10 6 I •••• 6 pa 10} Ills to P zd a/ lip we gild 2L m' id b COL i 4 die I gds b ads g 6.W 7 V II 51.3 0 15 * to 4 k lIP3 — 136 S — dis 13 49 2 3pm 00 8 10 pe 10 S 3 9 , 6 Mu sit !6S St 71 74 id 73 * 111 16 47 98 11 lei 171 SO 2* OPUS zd 131 i 17+ 0,91. ad— -9 114 SO 96 9 0 33 1 f! A l is i db 64 6 alb 6 dl! - 1 I p. 1 t 91 30 41 We PK 11 4 Pio 61 63 31 Sidle 4 3 das 86 gi 4 3 4141 lik Si 55 1 11.. SMI 15 11 7 5 dis ... 52 64 54 4ittis AM 54 .... ILIC 114 TS 111 -, .. - -. 114 UT ..• 124 i i .+.. I ~I ;lowan.. Fr.iiii 0. -- II 1,11011 ID I lOM fl' MO WI 1 010 OS 1 1. 10 .b..._ 1$ . tHO EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1805. DlligriTTll I NO. 1 811 .1 iftoo6ll. IZriNI IL 01.16.5.4 p.a11ar..... K G.Nibu..lip.o.laa.tlt JAMIIII. G.Witi ei...lia. ••July... wWWow se SIN . iaos. I 1iirk.ip .49. .0.45v - I A& Ileiglic./t 10111111 L LAIN. W.4p.c../an..._ 11.1,911/1 31. lu Do. ii :i l e .e.leadtlea. ni . 81.• LeS.W.. e..lsalaely .... N. also.kJely .... N. N. Wish. IP. all. 8.. a1 . ...b. AA.... NA, e. lit 4 p.cs.J maid, •• 'P h 4,3.A.p..t0cit. NI el Ws 100 ZILITIBR BILIII MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioar. In the stock markets to-day the tendency is rather flatter, but very few variations have occurred in quotations, the amount of business being extremely limited. With the exception of a decline of 1 per cent. in the English funds, prices are mostly quoted the same as on Saturday. There is little demand for money to-day, and an increased amount of business is reported in the best paper at 31 per cent. The rate for short loans in the Stook Exchange, on English government secu rities, is 2 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 20c., being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 894 to 4 for money, and 891 to 1 for the account (September 7). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1, 4 ; ditto, for account, 894, 1 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 891, 4, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. die. Foreign stocks are rather dull, and a de cline of it per cent. has taken pleas in Greek, Spanish Passive, and Certificates. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:--Greek, 201 to ; Turkish Consolichis, 481 to ; Spanish Passive, 29/ to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 14 to 1 ; Confederate, 6 W 8 ; and Mexican, 23 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows : Brazilian, 97 ; Egyptian, 1864, 93, 941 ; Greek, for account, 204 ; Italian, 1865, 79, 81 ; Mexican, for account, 231 ; Russian, 1859, 574 ; ditto, 1E162, 994, 4 ; Spanish, for account, 47/ ; ditto, Passive, for aooount, 291 ; ditto Certi ficates, 144; Turkish, 1858, for account, 741; ditto 1001. Bonds, 80 ; ditto. 1862, for account, 734; ditto 1001. Bonds, 731, 4 ; ditto, 1865, 44, 31 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 441 ; ditto Scrip, 64 din. $7 .- International Financial shares are now quoted 15-16 to 11.16 prem. General Credit, 11 to 4 ex div. ; London Financial, 64 to 1 prem., ex div. ; 1 Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 4 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilise of England, 3 to 4 prem. ; Ottoman Socitit4 GdnoSrale, 24 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 4. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and " Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited)," are lower, the former at 2 to 1, and the latter at 34 to prem. American securities are dull, and a slight decline has occurred in some instances. 5-20 Bonds are quoted 68 to i ; Erie Railway shares, 521 to 531 ; Illinois, 781 to I ; and Atlantic Railway Deben tures, 851 to 861. Form o'Czocx. Owing chiefly to the fine weather the English funds are rather firmer, at 89* to for money, and 89f to § for the 'mount. No bullion transactions have taken place at the Bank. No bullion transactions were effected at the Bank on Saturday. By the Brazil mail, via Bordeaux, the directors of the Rio de Janeiro City Improvements Com pany (Lhnited) have received a around remittance, amounting to 6,868 E 64. 10d., from the Imperial Government, in respect of the payment for houses drained in the first district for the half-year ending 30th June last. The subjoined memorandum has been received " from the Madras Railway Company : 14 The intik receipts os this company's .oath-west lies for the quarter ondiog 30th June last, emanated, on 492 miles ad apes. to 80,6581., spied 75,8031. on 407 miles open for the eoeresponding period of 1864. On the company's north. west (me the receipts for the three months have been 7,4731. on 79 miles open, splint 4,1951., on 41 miles open for the name period of the previous year. Tee aggregate receipts on the two lines have bee. 88,1311., showing an iscrease of 8,1331., or 10 per cent over those of the corre sponding mortar of last year, the open mileage having increased 27 per cent. The prospectus has been issued of the West ad Worthing Mansions and Hotel Company, with a capital of 100,0001., in 201. shares. The object of the undertaking is to combine under one ma nagement the business of keepers of lodging and boarding houses and public and private hotels at • the recently established watering-place of Wert id Worthing. A provisional agreement has been en tered into for the lease of two newly erected man sions, which, being built in fiats, are well adapted for the purpose, and the Hoene Hotel for a term of 99 years, and the purchase of the trade and furni ture and stook of the hotel at a cost, including all preliminary expenses, of 40,0001. In addition, the sum of 10,0001. will be required for furniture for the mansions and additional stock and working ca pital. This amount may be raised under the bor rowing powers of the company, it will therefore only be necessary for present arrangements to call up 40 per cent. of the share capital. It is added that the company has been constituted with the larger capital solely with the view of extending their operations when the investment halt proved to be as remune rative as it is now anticipated it will be. No goodwill or promotion money will be paid for the formation of the company. A special meeting of the London Joint Stock Bank will be held on the 7th September for the election of a director. A special court of the London Assurance Como , t ration is called for the 27th September to declare a dividend. A special meeting of the General Annuity Endow ment Association is convened for the Ist of Sept., when resolutions will be submitted for the dissolu tion of the association, based on an agreement entered into with the Sovereign Life Assurance Company. The following on the wine trade is extracted from Mr. F. W. Cosens' monthly circular : ad Some the departure of the July mail there has been ad re dis vivid of deemed upon a limited wide for good wises • the commoner and cheap descriptions still remain is large; sup ply, and the prospect of good vintages both m Soda. Poe. legal, and Prepare, renders speculative seta difilonit to more. Brandy is unfavourably affected by the probability of an abundant vintage. The home clearances continue good, sbowiog for the tall-year an excise of 120,0g0 gallop& compared with 1864, sad nearly 400,000 compered with naBo6. The totl of wise retaioad for home coumptioo d exported i s for the six mooths ending 30th June. 1863, 6,230,610 gallons ; 1864, 6,825,291 gallons ; 1865, 6,876,240 gallon.. The stock of good wipe M the various prodecieg countries of Europe is undoubtedly, for the present rate el consumption, far too limited to give the buyer that freedom of selection which be should have when willing to pay a fair pries for the commodity be requires ' • Skim the two wines upon which the great demand runs. abeny sad port. the first mot have time to mature, this maturity Wag ant • question of months but of years, sad, therefore, a costly process to the bolder ; while the latter is usually bottled for some years, end the retailer must be paid foe ego in glass, as the grower must be paid for age in wood. Unfor tunately for the ocessumer, the reduction of the daty from 5. 9d. to 2s. 6d. per 'silos has not reamed the retail prime. learn:mob as increased Ant cast from curtailed sup plies duriog thepreveleneeof the vine disease, hes more thaa absorbed that reduction ; thus, while good young wine" are since the disappearance of the (Actium more abundant, the stooks of old wine/. 'Phi th should have been replenished front the oidium vintages, do not exist. E:ght or toe abundant vintages would, with the present demand foe young wine, mercely All up the gap roused by the scourer, i of the vine disease, which year alter year destroyed the produce of the linet vineyards of Spam, Portugal, Fraser, arid Madeira. The following quotations from the St. Peters burg Exchange have been received from Renter's Telegram Company : Br. PICTSVOUNA Aoalgre 18 —Closing prices : F.:change en Leadoa, 3 months, 319.16 ; Hamburg, 3 months, 289.16; Amsterdam, 3 months, liB ; Paris. 3 months. 333 • New Imperial Lees, 106; Imverleles, 617, closes Ant. P.Y.C. tallow, for Augnst.—A eassiderable badness was done yesterday et 50, Met quoted's ; ditto with bead woes; to day, at SATURDAY Maws. Consols, for the account, which left off yesterday at 89j to 1, opened this morning at 891, touched 90, and were last quoted 89 13-16 to 15-16, or 89 exactly. For money the final price was 891 to I, the market closing with a firm appearance. The °Aida business report is as follows :—Three, per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1 ; ditto, for 1. 100 103 $ 98 IS 93 16 93 MI MI MI INI I Ica 110 S 9 W N 10 1140 ISO la 1 0 114 121 6j 6 I 9 10i 4 to Li le 264 20 le 40 42 1 12 -- 10 12 LS IS 11 13 i l l l It U 40) 4.6) a *I lle 17. 10 12 17e Ige 6 8 ile 74 9 11 Tte 77e 170 180 76 80 28 19 i 0 200 205 17 18 Oen. Goid. •-• Ia!- 1 - - -...!«. -- ---- - -I .. Mord Asa! Div. O. Con. (T&TIMIL) glskawilA! tlAr.4" "al*. as" Cars 4Ess :: ~s:.poe.o.w:_ --- Oath!!lslake m 6 :. teat Lovell O .. IL W. Rumen (Tarletit ) 6 .. Lam Geamblor di L. Aubya O 6 Onmt (Limited) l 0 .. Great (Muth Tolima .. 01. W. Vor (Holstoy ..-.._ :: lemyul. ', - _ .. 111seph toot NI .. Illawiloa Downs in .. 3 11=ntr i r LAWS) ii — wierl7 - . . Tr — on 0r... .: irg:4ll.-«--- --- -- I Nuo". .11081N . F . 7 .. IN. Wb. Bard gld,Ps) .• 'North Wboal Q.oßy 1 Prayer Ihtitod :: Providaso• 03. Want) 14 . & Carados log•Closrl. • ,Soatk Coadurrow 1 'N W. /Thom (tlicise, T 9 Mon al:ra sad Clasna. .. Wad 'Sawn (Morgan) . .. W. nbance (UM.szd) W.. 4 Clinntoa Wan astos Itl.. Wb. Hann (Utopia .. Wk. Balla (nadrati) W.Magkan(Meashre ) .. Waal Inca I WI. Trelswasy (Usk ) 13 - S 141.0 a. PACPL !- 1 Ir. I CloKr62111•. 1 PIL 80 10 Lapio-Ilypt. Wm (L) all I 27 Ditto ditto 1 r 190 II Uplablercan Mid 1 5 Attsatio TeL guellp.d Pr 116 diallirelra KM 15 restraltao M i ta 000 10 fronarabTriallitatiaL MO 16 BartinWatarworim (L) MOMS Irlekow Vaughan IL). MO 1 Bombay fir ilderted MO 6 Do. Tod Was IS Barr rreassia UN i 101. S. Llb L Map. TeL (L* IL 100 10 British India& Ti. (1..) l4 514 sll Darr tramway MI U NM 15 fraadiaaLoartlev(L) 111 1 100 IS Ceylon ro 25 Cry of =TM% 6 I /41 90 (Stye( Mira Dere.% 1 dr - par 1610 90 Do I ill 6 6Me ON 16 :.t7 of Mosoow Or (L), $ 1 1 1 1 411 MO 50 Mty tia.«. tun., . • i 11 / 6 6 a. -- IS ComiaerolaiDro6(l;ll 6 2 2 lb. 6 It Der of lLfitimaKar.il 8 adr Par 000 116 DaroUl2Sed DU- 110 6 6 dO , —. 10 ...Matrantal 116.0ast 1 0 Par 40 0 ,-. 1•1 IN OciatrsetOoloa( 71 6 4dr - II . 11..1a6.,.755.6.1 ail 11 15 -. MO 10 U. Korai gr. r rig 6 21 Mori 8 Pa 60 De of Mauritius (1.3 16 11 1141 a, .- 1161 IL Offer' Parse ........ 100 Se 40 - It St bt Prdereaal lO6 112 116 ••• OA Il Da 6p. et Para 11 • 8 l9O 111 116 - . 10 Dal (Limited) HS Dlr. 1 6 0 II 6Ma .. NO 10 retro Amara Tr( ) 111 ea par ad - 100 50 LludiaLand,C.drin L ?a 44 WU - /6 L India lnip. di IMaal 10 4 sas - IS Übe Vale l5 I ledia - 1111 111 DirpOlaaoorkErd.(L a 1 01.1% 31 6 FAL 11. itrerato Torapapb - SOO 6 Mg. sad A e sa i AB Ila - 0 0 0 60 des.sad ir t 74 I 2 ella - 0 100 flag.dScott IL II I die • -. 005 10 rafrbairn Zaginearbts. 6 1 atiat - WO DI /Mural Corporalloa. 1 - -di - 000 IS roaricia/ Durant (L) 10 8 6dr - 01e 19 forret. Marlow (L 611 Ulm ml - 1r 50 Bathos's (Walted) l5 Si 9am - IMO II o.oredlt&Ra.olLoa.(L 6 If 1106 sil SI a 16 Geo. ram Navidatro 14 16 Di - OM 60 ttostet:Monlal *AIL) 6 1 Op* - 10 Hong Bong .1C611166146 an 1 Ipm - 001 SO liediesielear I all 161 166 -. 000 50 Mamba, Don Worea(l42o 14 lii .• 000 SO ImptMer.Cdt.re.(L.l • ? b .- 050 1 Irma Oarryrl art.( 1 P ar MO 50 latentallosal Drina 16 a ais 110 to Wart. finaa.Boa (L) 5 4 lOm 6 000 10 lotartiatLaitil Criallt(L 6 1 1 pai - =OW 65 ha ll Lair. l9 - -el - MI M Dartalart6(o6a.o6v., all 111 121 OW MO Do. .p. c. Ir. r. 1870 au 62 .4 - 16 PoterraekDreeamML 1 16 1 4 1 1 616 16 81 .• COO 60 tart *rarities (Um.) 6 2 1 ate - 000 116 bond. African Trsdri II 7 6ea - 11l fon 4 .snderedea-15. 6 par 35' 000 , WO, 10 Los.Countylaarbi. 1 par . 1 Otai I Lead.irlstrica Teri ') ea i • 600 1 60 Loud. Nor. Amt. )16 6 1 7 pi. 211 A 6 a Laad.o.oeaslbea aL . all at 8 4 OD. pi Loed./tOlami.Kag.CoOL 16 10 7 dls . 11 IS Lood.,ltallau, te.StaL II IPI Load. Ker. Dierw*f.) 15 10 sre - PI Load.Prorliselal 1 I 1126: SO gadme Irdpa. Deana 15 19 la 61 DI ma • 21 I dls • Idis 111 Mad ail lif f an li If if ift of lb 17 • }as ~..14 7/ 1 an Itr I 111 171 1f 14: an a 4 Pa 14 lea es i - aul s oiC I = _ ... _ ID Do. la. ooll U liarlos Ittoestmaat(L, MIMI ID Nonettitta tosatoko.(L) It" , 10 NodIL liza.m. Tot. (LI 20. II 11111wallY. lA. & Doof.L. 00.000 110 Ittilwati Iron 0. opts -11, IS Natalldadtool.o. 54 MAW II Motional tie. Com. (L. IKON II NatiomilTrov.K WOW NO name Haas Nay. 0. 511 Nortsaddatklat • L 0,500 50 Do. Now 10.000 15 N.ZealandlatlLAN.L 66.600 116 s.lostawil t.s(.oan,L 15,000 10 NorthornassaisTsa(L) 37,1161. U. 'O.Drit.Aaatratatian(L) II 40.0011 DO N.Detttlforosa.lo.(L 114001 I NunAren4sq.a..ll, . f.l 10.001 15 !Coypus Tot (halted? 10,000 00 moan mans* Joists. 00,000 00 orsontalenototarsial(L 10.2 0 0 00 Orionis] Ninanctal(Ltm II 10, 000 1 Oriental Gas (WNW) 10.000 15 t.lolsodlnoaaa(L) AM 10 4 , 41 an & Mth W 14111,4. 00,000 10 Ottoman Company (L) 10. NO Ottoman Monona* tl , 11 KM 5 Ottoman eta. ( L inotad) 10.000 10 Overend,Gurney,Co )L 100,000 60 rauana66.01.66•66.11.) 146114 0 Do. do. 10. 21 MP De. Now 0/Woo' lii. Petilay.igadalen.(L) 1 KOOS Go POIIIIISILL III 111 O. Moor 20.000 50 Do. do. New 10, 17,800001 015 Gai t ) ag rads I fro .., m A, PL(I 10, 1/ Now .... ... . 13.010 NI Biol. Clty lintwov. (1.4 50 .1, ,161 to Ottto dabs .... 11 ODO 2) Ito Janeiro Gas 14000 100 Itofalllallllloam (Lim.). 100,0144. Si. Soot.auttra loved. 60,006 50 Smith. Knight. 006.10. ri. 6 0: 60 II 11;= . 11. 1 1r0. 44 (L t 14100 111 loath sastraliao Laud MAK It Do, Scrip Tilaspraph 1 l7:100 IS l'il.Cosiovas.Ridain.( l . 10000 10 fbanmatManny fn.( L) ;NO 10 Trinidad Petroleum (L 1 Wsot 1* aSsnarAss.i. OMI 00 T.ll. 00. of . Canada L I 100.000 Si U..16040' of User. L.l 110,000 5 'Galled IL Wog. 00, ( 60,001. IN Wows. Marine ina.(L. I 26,000 If Upper AsosotToa(Ust. 06,000 10 Ditto 10,000 10 Via INeass'elmad .. . 1 10,00 se Warmat Plesaoopm.) )4 0,000 MI 0o .11adlut Panted' L. • i I !! Ti Pim • it 0 1 110 g 10 112 2 1 1 1 Te dlo as Oi 1 4O Psz par 4•Pin 11 Fi t 61 MS 17 U idis per zd. 171 18 0. 0 I Par I MB II 8 7 81.1 2 re 4 1. 1 I 1 Ili p.r I im 4 A I i 7 d li du .11 I 4M 8 8 6 7} ut 4 6 ;l e t 1 1; 1: 76 18 16 18 80 1 2 Ai ion ma ei a is 16 10 8} 1 1 41 . 8 dt N rut-. a 188 itS id 8 . 11 . 1 au si lON =a an so 22 LOS 66 66 all - - - It OY 1 how 44 s poi po i ▪ 1 4 9 2 la 19 9 10 • lidas • 1 610 WAYS. FOREIGN RA 14 Belgian Eastern Juoetioe, Great Luxembourg. lAi Welt Flanden, 5i per oink preferesee, PREFERENCE SHAKES. Great Westera—Original 5 per mot. redeem. pref. 103. North Easters— West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway, 841 3 Waterford aid Kilkenny, 6 per mat., 49. PROVINCIAL SHARI NARKETB. pommoot. Amer 19.—galse Satiny r—lforness, 16—Orme Nesters, el %—ffreallWestars, 6644—Loashke awl Weblie, 116414 —Loaders and North %Venters, 1144 *l4 4 4 f I 9—Maw theater, Shefileld. and Lincoln, $54 6—lffe4opolltaa. 1354 f ** 1114 4+ losterri, hffil o. 4l 4—Mhav Tel 4 9—Five:Twenties, 684 —0 06.6 1.111.125. poorg,l6 9-16 4 9-16 4--Alliance Bank, 64y —Bank of Liverpool, 214—mistss4riv and urbane. Bosh, 45 5 - 14 4 7.16 d.—Thames and Mersey Marine, 6I 9.—Atianeo Telegraph ColloPril4 h Per wet, ha—Leeds and Liverpool Canal. UM. liAitcliggrait, Action 19.—A very good business wan dome. Priors were also Bond, but were not quits so strong at the close. G r eat Eastern, 46 Lem 1416--Oreat Northern A. 1 44 I 4 t 4-01,914 W4444/ 91 . 176 tressed Yorkshire, 1174 4—londos and North w.. 17 1-Itrambeliar, Aeld. and Lincolnshire, 944 f 6—Metropolitan. 11M 1L2,1f --Midland, —New ff Ids. 611—oath , 404 4 4-lltassee and Wares, Marine Insurance (Limited), 61 1116 Bt.—United BMWs LIS Yews' Booth, en— gumbrion "Liain No. " 1014. 11515/IDIONLN, AUGUST 19.—There were silos today of Wei 1111$0111 and Bevels Jegotion Railway shares at 191 ; Blueing. rlarenk shares, at 294 ex dlr.: Nottingham Joint Stock Babb at IL 181.94. fires.: end Thome Adams and Co.'s shares !at 1 prem. There were bay•srs of Birmingham and Stafford. shire Gas shares at 90 ; the 181. shares being quoted 44 to 5 prem., Alffiince Fire, at 3n to 54. prem. ; Smith I ftafforgahire Waterer's*, Ts to Weer share: and litints's Metal, to If dia. An Inerprofta tonaprimalled intim market tatialt. i ratels il %&447 tia an 1.111:01 2.14.0 •ae 5.9.0 qi.fd sae I. 3.10.1 11.17.11 3.10.0 111 33 37 Lie Lll.O 7.1.4 SAO 111.111.9 116.16.0 12 k 101 l 6 ad - 93 .~ i account, 891, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 1391, I; New Three per Cents., Set 1-; Bank Stock, Efil. 449} ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 98 1, 99 1. India Five per Cents. were • little leas melody all 104 i to 105 i. Exchequer Bilk were nnehanged discount to Is. premium. The transactions a joint-stook bank shares have been unimportant, the principal change being a rise in London and County. Albion and Commercial of India were also quoted higher. National Discount shares were last quoted to , day 101 WI prem. ; Joint-Stock Discount, 21 to 2 dia., 61 div.; Egyptian Trading, to die., again rather better; Ottoman Socidt4 Giindrale, to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 4; and Lica Brewery, to prem. lu the general markets for miscellaneous shares a rise took place in Royal Mail Steam, and a decline in Australian Agricul tural and City of Moscow Gas. The closing (but in many oases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are snb icined:—Overend, Gurney, and Co., 31 to 3 prem., being slightly lower ; Metropolis Sewage, 104 to prem. ; London Bridge Lend, to I prem.; Marseilles Extension Railway, par to 1 prem. ; London Jute Works, i to 1 prem. ; Menai Park and Hotel, to 2i prem. ; Belfast and Banger Railway and Lend, to I} per . ; bLissa-Csrrars Marble, ito prem. ; and lac-Queen Brothers, to 2 prem. Scarcely any business has been done in Colonial Government Debentures, and the closing prices were the same as yesterday. In American securities united States 5- 20 Bonds are a fraction lower, 68 4 to Illinois Central shares have advanced to 784 to 784, while Erie left off without alteration at 521 to 631. Atlantis and Great Western Debentures remain at 854 to 861. MINES.-(THI8 DAYJ Two o'Ciocz. The mining market is rather firm to-day, with transactions to a good extent. Great Vor and East Lovell shares are in demand, and have improved to 38 to and 10} to 11, rears,- tively. West Caradon are also in request, at 11 to 12. On the other hand, Wheal lieton have receded to 197} to 202 i, and East Grenville to • 21 to }. East Caradon are quoted 12 to ; West Chiverton, 74 to 75, el div. ; Chi verton. 9} to 10, call paid ; Clifford Amalgamated, 24 to 25 ; Wheal Grenville, 2to ; Wheal Buller, 28 to 29 ; East Grylls, 4 } tot ; Frank Mills, 7t to ex div. ; Great Laxey, 20 to 21 ; and Wumd Gnat, 51 to 1. Foreign and colonial mining shares show no change. WKA'rHEE REPORT.-{THIS DAY.) MOWDAY, LIMPIXt .a.m. Odes Abledem 761:51 1 4; 70.75 55 , N.W. 1197660! LN.L 10.7 5611 L 29.69 60 W. Via •2 W. 29.73 62 W.N.W. 29.6060 19.&19. 994.69 W. ILA 05 8.6.19. 2e.sa 'so tr.t. we* w. 19.112 61, W. 96.8!'62 W. %twat w. 2978 62 W. 19.70 61 W.N.W. 16x7'19 N.N.L 19719 N.l Di D. 6 N.D. 6 IL N.L 6 LA& 1 L 6 IA 4 W. S S LLD. L 4 W.R W. 6 SAW. 4 W. W.R.W. $ s IL W. 1 LW. a 8.1 1 R. 16 arespeatis.. Ossa Aug.. Livapoo!... L'Ortait..... rz=: ii, - ado -- Tovissli korborgest Sislakle Reihroland TVINIDI.V. 'Varying vivid% mod.. rate to bums with . .. L , 1 s s • a • s• $ Is • PROBASLIL WI NUaIUW WIDWDLT. 004•216. to ILO. W., I rook to strong, tin ttld. --- -- rain ad Nisei BR. W. to W.X.W., fresh to strong. mum rain. ft W. to N.W. and book varying. moderate to strung. some rain. Var.able, moderate to Ugrian. &W. to N.W., treat. 8 W.. fresh with Why some Ma. orthero=-Seetlessd. Western=lralensl. Wales, s' /die rendes. Southern =ltnalialt Channel and Ito of Bistay. Ls Unbind and !forth Pea. wassail. &W. to N.W. and back fresh to Etroug, Equally, showers. gam. As oast above. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 20a. ; Walls End lonabtoo, 191. ; Walls Eod South Hotta., 2101. ; Walla Hod Tess, 196. 6d. ; Walls gad Hartlepool, 19.. tad. ; Walla End South Hula. pool, 19s ; Walls End Beath Hellos, 19a. ; Walls Bed Baugh Hall, 19a. ; Walla Bed Casio% 19a. 3d. ; Walls Red Beller, 19a. ; Walla Bed Edon Maio, 18.. 6d.; Wells Sod Goaforth, ISt 6d. ; Walla Sod Bartell, 18s. fd. ; Walls Sad Tuestall, 18a 66.; Walls Sad From wags* 18a. 64.; Penaber. 18.. 6d. ; West Hartley, 17a. 33. ; Haat logs Hartley, 17s. 3d.-101 ships at issrkg., 50 at sea. biros:UTICA! Or Mires EY rah Trust= Maisie tourt.—On Saturday some gentlemen interested is the • importation of cattle paid • visit to Thames Hamm to look st the lairs and the ooeveniethe afforded for the anise/ki ting of cattle and their transport to market by the Thantsmi Have% Railway Company. Several gentlemen left Pen. eburchthreet Station as 12.37, and arrived at Thews Haven at shoat 2 o'clock. Here there wee • steamboat alongside the whist, sad from it a cone of We cattle wars Wag driven into the kin. The boat bad arrived • few hours previously, end bad brought over 273 head of black cattle, int:audios 17 calves, aa well as3l4 sheep. The laws for the cattle are roomy, sad provided with abundance of fresh water. Frees these the beasts are drives into the trucks which.» brought up beside the lairs, and at the opposite side are three or four fields into which cattle re eptiring the 'ointment of fresh gram may be tumid to rev onset ththeelves after the voyme. Weep were feediag here and looking very lively ; the ttle also awed I. steeliest ethelitioe, gad not injured by their passage woos the sea. Their appeal-thee gave *withers of good feeding, and there were few indeed that would Dot hove dose cegitt to as English grazier. Mews. Phillips, Graves, sod Phillips have a veterioary surgeon at each port from they receive cattle, and with each cargo they receive • c.rtificato of health. So careful have their °Moors bees, that we were informed by Mr. Wheeler, the goverwent surgeon at Themes Haves, that be has as yet not seen on. case of the Wiwi among the cattle btoaght over. The trade to this port is from Brews and kotteedans, end the boate can oath make two voyages per womb. sts having had such rest and food as they 'snake, Tiare brought by train to the Caledonienthad Whom • jemmy which by be per. formed at any time. Thus sae great difficulty of the Uniting sear Loodentbridge is avoid.ed, for wider ordinary eircumstonoes a cargo arriving early oo a Sunday morning mart be kept all day is ekes yards, and way arrive late as market in the morning. The cattle coming by the Thimes Haven route are, moreover, uninjured by a long walk to market, thin brought by rail within a short diatom of their destineww—iforning Herald. Ale IRISH CLOW THIRTY YEARS Ace.—Amongst the most pleasing, though certainly among the saddest of my Irish experiences, wee the every sow and then meeting NOM grave sad remend elver, • judge mayhap, • lath adviser of th e crows, • vicarlimeral, or something as dig. aided, who bad once been a member of a etraose chill, et which, in the hot days of youth, I was an ardent and ray devoted upholder. We milled ourselves Borscht°, with as little resemblance to oar German brethren as need be, sad we mapped together, and made speechem and sang songs of our own making, and were altogether, as I then thought —and now, with thirty mere ears of life, still think— the wittiest, pleasantest, jolliest T , and most spiritacl fellows that ever sat monad • puach-bowL Our men were the pick of the leaned professions, with • small sprinkling of count:y squires ;sod if I only thug poigt out the careers which many of them mode in after life—the honours they woo. and the high rower& they attained to—it would be seen of what stuff t h at brilliant youth corsiated. who chorused the cbarterthng of our order, " The Pops he leads • happy , We." Oh dear, when I think of writing that mai& and bringing it down to the club, and teaching my comrades the greed old German Lied, I am half ready to believe that ft was bat yeeteeday we met; and I think I eft the great ineereobaum *a the red cushion, the symbol of our onion ; and as my eyes grow dimmer, visions of the gay company in their scarlet Water:seta...we th ronging roan I me ; and what fine hearts beat with those bright vests, sad what g fellowship linked us ! It was very fine ; fooling, let me tell you ; sod for a witty dolga on the topic of the hour. a wart epigram, or a clever bit of drollery, all I have aver dace Met of &Cala writs in my own or is other countries, mold not approach thesparithe with the "Bum:hen." I met • few survivor, of that oitine curie, sod in the emotioe with which they recalled those glorious eigh th I could mark • bow bright Woes spots shoe* through all the dreary m hos of ; how they aluag to them, and treasured them. firmly perswied that no accident. co bathed, as . toddles,' ermosemosce of thin* PRO teS again each spirits se made the Enricher ant Left one tell me that three is net a soul lea hearty, racy con viviality, sad that I. thins parberisms where men who mi. sash alber Mead onooliano as they mingle is song. riming with the ethitatiom el the beer to inter thane of friendly that b mob then, to we. • spirit of affectionate et tifllt that eardires Woe sad &taw, so that be ea the Himalaya shall toast him es the Baltic wet, and the icebound ease *Basin EWA remembers him wee is toasting a Wier the sea in Leger, im Bleeivoe fen Aug j. 1 s I ; f :I ' 1 1 i 1 I i r • 1. !I : 1 , • ;1 ';',, • : 1 1., IV ti , ' , 1