The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-02 00:00:00

‘IAZYINI AND f WORKING CLAMBES OF ITALY. The iiirittu puble.hva a letter addreaned by Mar.- Lint W thu Working MUL . PI &Witty' of Bologna, dat al Lon.loo, Augo.t 14. In thia letter IL Max 'lei hap' : Is you, feltm-worknami, lives the future of Italy, if you Dull nadermaad your mimeos. a 11,1‘.1.13 which is at once nAtionsl cad local, moral, int. Ile, tool, ~Ml econosoUnd. fatal miggestros, itupeudeutly Adopted by mate of your smarties, would bait your collective acts. to ceolroUtiesl arrieltoottioss slum.. awl banish it from the die.m.iion of the great interest., of the ,onarrion evuutry . As if the life .4 the working man was 1.. be Invites in ',axes and reduced to a !surly material etictence : as d the poo-wion of a powerful And lam•. rnJ e , untry, 8.- . . an• from estrnal aggrmoion and d he the people. Ica; trot the i•le.l4e of in• wreath, the howl:awn of all economical ini• provemeat, siul tic !manatee of it. duration. The dm time 'list wa'ang own shoald only look after their material int-rest• lemight alsott the runs of liberty is Veasee, Ml oath tiro ww..i.teer arse four large cilia' abet, tlve 4oroncroont maistries radii: works for its out po,pour.) h.. dooinwhed the ma:. rut prosperity of the amides time/. The conditio of a esteem boa sever lava more spleedid than in .me repo'dus .1 'ea years awl, ohms the trades guilds tort umber their basm is to take coursed whenever the It.tos a the city theur to do so. Krone, raw, become ours, after a delibercle dimension is a coeval treat assembly, would prolsibly found a credit eyetern for operative smarties. mid Vesiee, restored ere liberty, would reopen for Italian oussimerce and productions a striesrof new motets aniumpt the great valley of the Danube sad the East of I:3rope. liberty, owthmal unity, . of the people, malarial progress all Ile things are booed up tags the', art these who tell woelese.; rues to separate them, only desire to keep then, as itif,tior e.t.a.., k h they any use for their own prune . Corte, unite from ose end of the country to the other. You have lural m 4 rtsts, whols 1,1,1 of pour seciearro 'bull reprosont, whilst Were asre g. mud nitrous's. tolutio.n t.. all ti.o, who labour, wlo• Ii aloold also be reprewutrad. .14 you have long •Lst.ite. von oma:ht to hare • general statute. As the Uhl at,. tea by the emonaitters aucb society, Übe • .oicht to he reio. ram! Ly a central bond. ( * rife on the work. corn:rem. althea( stainers sod fusdamentsl law s are wets. . At yo ur Stott ralurrene you should ap leant a eon ttttt •oeur fowl .our lours louly to draw up such • tat otos. r,.• Itrtherhood" of Floreaos ...Id their law. mead much fooilitau Ow, labour of the n. foe woad awl adopted by another m.arve the sututes choubl be worked by the central bold. The power .4 the labour eleni.mt would then lie ...auitutd, and the pnoplu's league founded. *sitter them if roe ..ppiuve o 1 them, moompt the winking ..••••-titiong ..f the haves of the Ibuturgtra. Prepare the ground for amity. Amend your .iglhiltUret to the proleat is favour of Rome; sulererila, your money, Loaner -mall, to the fowl fee the eiriancipation .4 Venice. .1s fur my-elf, if lied spares my life, after Home awl Veal°. are km, I .hall devote it to the develop wood, .4 •• • olr tutu rust., Which Are the interests of Italy. If (MI +Mould owism ..tho rrruember with some affectiou a ...0 who h. urwerely fovea you, who expected much boar pm ow Iselalf .4 the eountry when politely sand for you, .• Sir , and your future. Belk,. me, your brother, U. Namur. THE MAGAZINE.i. - CioNs!—You are, let to auppoae, a country parent —yea take roar wile mil children over to your rail. way statues, sad you see them away to the seaside, whither von are not to follow for a fortaight--then you come back ir the noleayatation, sad you reach home. The house iv quite clanged. How startlingly quiet it is! You go to the 'misery, usually a sioivy 14. me--you feel the silence. There are the podurea on the walls- there the little elhoi. there some dowers, still quite fresh, lying upon a ; tylJr, laid down by little hands. Gene! There some- Oho; aul is it, even with the certainty of soon meeting main -that iv, so far as there iv certainty iu this world. Too can imagiue, instantly, what it would be if the little thiug. were gone, not, to return. That is the tune All who have heard it know the unutterable .elneva of the farewell of the Highland emigrant leaving hi, native hills. lou would not laugh at the bag. lopes, if you heard their wild writing tones, blend 4 us;; with broken voices joining in that " Macrim• yoon's lament," whose perpetual refrain is just the etatemeut of that onarunturate gone. 1 shall tot write the (niche words, became you could not pronounce th em . but the refrain is this : " We return, we return, we retnru on more f^ Yee, gone for ever, sod all to make room for th,r! There was a man whose little boy died. The Patio r hors lip wouderfnlly. But on the funeral day, after the little child was laid &two to his Lag rest, the father went out to walk in the imnleti. There, in a corner, was tile smell wheelbarrow with its wooden , pad.: and the foot priata in the earth left by the little feet that were goer. Yoh Jo hot thiok the tine of the strong man that at the sight he wept aloud--wept, as Some (Mr Else had wept be fore bins. lois may renumber that little poem of Long fellow's, in which he tells of a man, still young, who ogee had a wife sad child, but wife and child were dead. There as pathos like that of homely fact, which we may wit ness .very day. They were gone, and after them years I. their company, be was left slope. He walked about the work!, with no one to care for him new, as they had cereal. The life with them would mem like a dream, eves if it had lasted for years. And all the sadder that so roach of life might pot have to come.— Primer's Jfet:oLito, fur September. THY. FETNICH BeoalltDimo-.o'n: Kr:GPM—She related her face eel grimed at poverty. She laughed and rattled with care gnawing at her side. She had to Cull ties roilkivao out of his human kitsch's= ; to prier il—his owe oil—upon the st orm y epi c i er ' s soul ; to melt th e lettermen ; to tap the wine merchant ; to mollify the butcher ; to eyelet new pretests for the landlord ; to secoocile the lady linarilers. kin. Geseral Bemis, let as mr. end the llorsoundile Nis. Holders, who were always queredlisig ;to see that the diaper, when wee PeoPor: j Fiericois. to whom • owed ever s o many mos • wage., was not too rebellious or 'Mogi sited ; that Auguste, also bee creditor, bad him glass clean sad his leapis order. Awl this work dace and the hour of six o'clock arriving, alio had to carve mad be agre ea bl e to her table ; oot to beer the growls of the decuatented (sod at what table dlede are there Dot grumblers!) ; to have a word f o r eveci,body present . ; a Mlle aid a laugh foe Mrs. H unc h ( w ith whom there had been very likely a dreintful row is the morsiagl; a remark for the 00101.4 ; a polite Onus for the general's lady ; cod eves a good word nod compliment for sulky Animate, who just before dinaer•time had unfolded the implies of mutiny about his wave. Was out this enough work for a women to do! To conduct a great hone without safficaint money, cod make snap, roasts, sod half a dosen entmes nut of tied as it were empire up wise is Mere and by the dorms! to la•igh aid joke without the least gaiety! to re- Ire scorn, oboe, rebuffs, insolence, with gay goud bur lour ! mod thee I. go to bed wearied at uight, and have to think about diguros and that dreadful, dreadful sue is anthaietic goreu, Si. to pm, IW. Lady Macbeth impposed to have been a resolute women ; cid greet, tall, lead, 'sectoring females an set to represent the elvinicter. I any. No. She was a week women. She Wpm to walk is her sleep, soil blab alter ono diagreeo able little herded tied occurred ia bee bowie. She broke diem and got all the people away from bee owe table is the meet abrupt an.l clumsy MUIDer, because that drivel- Hest iroileptle bashand of be,. fancad he saw • ghist. la Lady Oro Madam.. de Macbeth wield have broken demi I. a west, and lirooleasik laded for roam If twenty sibloroog shoots had come to the boarding. house disuse, madame would have goes on carving her debar, aid idling sad helping bar live guests, the pal ing guests leaving VI., dead giblur away AD.I help themselves •91y poor Ihlbrr had to keep up appear. ante," Phil would my, reereatier thee things is alter days ; "bet bow • You know he always looked ss if lie was going to be hung " Smolensk ins the gayest of the ay always. That widow would lave trims,' up to her funeral pale and kissed her hoods to her friends with • smiling " Iles per! '—Erato " is CuraAill difega:ier fur fispeaskisr. Gour.—iml—lost and moot terrific viaitnnt all' -the demos gout sticks his fags into your toe, and thenceforward clams you as ho property. Woe to the ind• vrlual upon wham gout maim sets his mark, for there is no kmd of ramiatiou or,:orchra powerful enough to drive Li n away. Cohlicias is tr gout whet incense was to Jupiter. He may snuff it up. asd rather like it thee otherwi.e, but it is so sure propitiation. Them is a grim aportiveam about gout, which reminds us forcibly of the manner is which • tioymt play. ith a 11100•41. Afar • severe claw a, a rmpite of ...me duration is allowed to tbe victim who be l ow to entertain • hope th a t it ma y he possible to mrape from th. ersiany. Vain deluaion! With a sudden bound tbe a/ouster recaptures it• prey, awl a despairing Mask nf anguedi supersedes the faint chary of vivito tioa. be not deceive 'nursed. There is no emeneipii %lob for you on Oa side of the grays ; and the olds are to as that von are in for ehalkstimes. Gout is beryditary in your frail!. you say! Nothg mom likely if you are wilting to give credit to the d o ctors; mad we w , h you all joy of uw comfort you are ahle to esti...et from that aristocratic comideration. Your grandfather wl your filar worked very hard for it, and got it as theirrecompera ; and the terms upon which you have stool fee many years in regard to your own stomach Justify your rocosseion to the birthright. We di not implicitly holism, in any such thing as the hereditary traasiniesia of gout. We bold that to be, if sot naive,- 'YU , , at lora is the vast majority of cum, a fiction, in. 'mad by courtly physicians as • kind of palliative to their Mama ; fares evil which a man is taught to omsider is • ""lilYi Aga, la far lees then one which is the direct Pltduet of Warn indiscretion. They might jest as well ton of hereditary druakennem hereditary gluttony.— fit, t 4rood's Glln6urrylt .11egariar or for September. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1861. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (YRIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Nit Commis...wort lialroyi sat for the int time hiv %.oeatiun. re DODPIN. TON. This was a meeting for the choice of :ts.i,:nees notl.r the bankruptcy of Frederick Thomas Lksoliw e tou, of Fslcou ssioare, .Ilderwgte.st►eet, and Yew Cottage, Forest•gate, fttnitford, manufacturer of teary draperry goods and Coln- Itia.Moo a,,rnt. This was the secned vtitite L ,k•rn. are ahout MOO& awiets between WIN. and 70Y. Mr. 'flouts. Mould Lazio°, of No. 4, Gurmeykrrace, Stratton', met Antile clerk, was appointed trade assignee. Tio eaarwuati•,u mooing in Stud for the 7th of October nest. - & -. F7 II nun. Thi• ws. the failure of Inotel Tern•. Of ut•u.•onratns t„ plover, smith and engineer. There was a forioer ailiwEeitain in March. la7s:i. Mr. .1. P. Morrotigh and Mr. Clark appeared ex solicitors in the ease Mr. :eorge Boller as ae mutant to the bankrupt. The debta are stated to be only sartr. The bankrupt had executed a deed of :assignment whist, .i.ossed asst. to the 'abut of 1!.. lid. in the pound, hut it is stated that a• the matter W heed thrown into bankruptcy the amount of dividend Is problematical. Mr. Elms, of Ila, It..n, sear tiorcr. confectioner, was chows omit:nee. It wa. atated that there was 12111. in the hands at Mr. Edward., the offici a l aasiguoe, and us allow suer of V. pet week WWI made to the bankrupt. The examination meeting will be hold on the lot of I IletOwS. ~r, errtx. tiloigneest were ellown ond..r tloi failure of J. C. limit', nmeller, of King William•street. Tim bankrupt Iwo not bitlwrto annandertak alai it is naki hi has abocoadid. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) This morning the September georrd sessions if the peace for the trail of prisoners for uifeucte committed in the county of coninseneed this morning it the Sa. • o hoes, Clerkenwell, before the to-Mitant-Judge aria • bench of mriabitratei. hha lidell , L.ll not eery beery, and contains ottfy the woes of ril 1.111011.9, for tri:a. hein c ; charged with mis dease4nours awl tl,. 1 , 1111:1iIIIIIT with felony. The education of the priaincr4i &tined : -17 am neither read nor write. 12 ran rood, roil 22 can rewl awl ante imperfectly. Voir tee tint time for • Im/theme! patina no prisoner is ascribed as being Bible to rem awl writ, well or of superior education. divo.ett of was of the or ioary nature. THE Kum coulters. leave DAY.) 31 ARLYIIOItOUGHATREET. COORAOKUVI COMMA'? or A LADY. Aka LiaoSear, a shoemaker. wia , charged before Mr. Bruins with attempting to steal a gold watch. of Use value of 15/ , the property et a young lady named Elizabeth Men tos tif 7, Htauttoo-etreet, Min Masten said she was walking io Oxfordatreet, on fieturdayafternoon about 4 o'clock, with her mother, when she felt a tug at her watch chain, and then found her watch was broke° from the swivel. She immediately seised the prisoner's ham!, mid though be struggled meet determinedly she still held line, beitt4 resolved not to let him eacape. A person then picked up the watch and handed it to her. A constable came up, and she then gave the prisoner into custody. la answer to Mr. Boyden, the prow , ntrir said the pri weer had her chain iu his hand wheu -he seized it. Amadeu, MO A, proved being called by at, omnibus man. sad told a lady was robbed of her watch. (ha going to the spot be found the prisoner detained by the lady and two other peewee. The prisoner made no reply to the charge. Prisoner pleaded that he hail horn drinking, but this was denied, and the primmer was committed fur RETURN 44 , MR. RIADO?, THE MENTOR MAGIXTRATE nis morel's( 311 r. Hoiden, the eeniur magistrate at this court, .sat for the use time after his loug alaissice caused by a painful illness. The worthy .nd m o ck respected gentle man received the warm congratulations of all pencils con nected with and haring lownoes‘ at the court. %V E:iTlif 1 NST ER. ItTIAORDINARI 1i6HA1.101.11. AT A PARISH (RI NCH. •—•.•• rh•nattO 0.7) , M100, a lahOttreT at gas works, was charged with the following disgraceful conduct: Police-constable Joseph Nation, 167 B, said that at a quarter to four yesterday afternoon be was oo duty in Hood-street, Chelsea, when be was fetched by a (mahatma, who informed him that a drunken man had entered St. Luke's Church, Ch.leea, and was creating a great disturbance. Witness immediately accompanied the gentleman to St. Luke's Church, and there found the de fendant at the gate, declaring that he had had five children buried in the ;gonad there, and waat.d to go and see their graves. Wailes. told him to go away quietly, and recommended him, if he had a desire to visit the graven of his children, to do so when he was sober. Defendant declared that he did not care for fifty policemen, and would sot go. He then moved a short distance, and clinging to the rails of the church yard, refused to leave, and witness found it necessary to take him into custody. ',deaden% said he was very sorry, but he was not aware that he had dome much wroeg. Witness said he had beau removed from the church by the beadle after having obstructed the service. Defendant said as hi. children lay in the churchyard be thought he would attend divine 'orrice that afternoon. Mr. Arnold thought be was in a very strange state to perform his devotions. Defendant hoped the magistrate would excuse him, but be really did nut know that he was so muck iotoximted ; it was not that ho had La so much todrink either, but it seamed to have inure effect upon him than usual. The emstable observed that he had a great of trouble to prevent biro going round the churchyard. Ili. Arnold asked if anything was known of the defendant. The pekes replied " wrtbiag .. He was fined fie., and in default was committed. days. THANE& APPIMIGIRION or II John Wert , Beeiseria Allen, and Mans, wan knows thieves, were brought before Mr. Selle, charged with being suspected persons, going about with intent to commit felony. Robert Franklin, a policc.coirtable, 480 IC, stated that be mw the prisoner• at half-pod I o'cleek this morning in Beced.street, Ratelid, and upon observing him they turned up • court railed the Orchard, and diem, peered somewhere in an instant. He remained on the spot when, he first saw the prisoners, 'Aid wa■ joined by another policeman. While they were talkie( the primmere mine down Collingwod.street into Brced.street again, and he took them into custody, and asked them what We er" they had in the streets at such an hoer of the morning, to which they replml that they had been to the taps of Good Hope public-house, in Linsehouse, to obtain a pot of beer. He observed th.,t the public.honscs were closed an Sunday night at It o'clock, and oo beer could be obteieed afterwards. He took the prisooere into custody. They bed been all couvicted, and he believed their inteution wu to commit a burglary this morning. on reaching the station-bees Wriatit dropped • boo of admit matches from under bis coal Xt. WilrW Dean, licensed victualler, the landlord of the htt's Head public house, Broad-street, 'Menhir, said hie hones wee twine hurghu•ioutly broken into cud plundered ia the snosUi of .tugu.t. flu the last occasion the thieve-4 got over a skittle•.;rouoof and outhouse, and broke through • skylight ; the till w.is cmptied of its contents, and he lost • coat and other property. Other evidence woe gone into. and as it was etatml that more evidence affecting the prisoners would be forth comiag, sad that they were suspected of corn:nutting MOTO. ral torgLities, Mr. dude remanded them until Thursday. MN AID LOM OP LIPIL--(rels DAY.) About a quarter paat U o'clock, a.m., the greatest esciteowat WIN caused in t►e 'neighbourhood of Atepoey Causeway, by the ontbresk of • are in the premises of Mr. J. thugs.% let out as • lodging.house to several persons. As • police-countable of the K divan.° yam walking put the premium he perceived smoke pouring out of the ground flour window. He at ot.ce sounded an alarm, and sent off for the attend. sacs of the Royal Society's fire encapen and engine,. During the isderval he made every attempt to arouse the inmates, end three or four persons escaped by the trap door on the roof, and were bronghtdown mod, stilled with smoke by Conductor Hardway. Some other peewee managed to getout at the street door, but • female, mooned Princes Jackson, who lodged in the second floor back, who had attained the age of 75, and who had been blind for 20 years, was not found. The conductor totted tho smolte in the building so intense that he was unable to enter the room in which the poor woman wan supposed to be sleep. i•g. la order, if possible, to reach her, to. got • silk handkerchief, and having soaked it in water and placed it over his face, be entered the apart ment, when the flames shot through the flooring, and ignited the bandage round hie mouth sod eyes. All further search was at an end. By 8 o'clock the premises were sufficiently cooled for Hrirdway,the eoudu•tor,to enter. Upon going into the tint floor he foiled the aged creature, burnt in an awful manner, and quite dead. The remains were placed in a couple of sheets sad conveyed to the deed. house. How the fire originated not the leant information could be obtained, bat acconling to the statement of Con doctor Hardway, w►en he arrived the fire was in every mow, except the first fluor fond and the second floor. Arrival for the week endives Set. 10 Let peer. 4,11141 mks, gad delivery 2,754 asks. The snivels last week earned 1,127 casks froth Petersburg, 214 from AuAtralth, teu tress mouth Amerka, and 418 trues other places—Total 2,219 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is about the same as on Mon day last ; trade is, however, very slack, and prices on the average are rather lower. We have a larger supply of sheep sad a small demand, consequently lISVSIIII remain unsold, notwithstanding a allapcm. Its. to take lower prices. The lamb trade is worse. Calves are selling about as on Thursday. From Germany sail Holland ghere ars 1,150 beasts, 9,140 sheep, and 2.°. calve Scotland, Yi beasts; Ireland, 600 ; and ;.1,:DO from the northern and midland counties. Per Nose of silos. 6 d. NA Soots, heralds. 4 a Bed Short-barns 6111t0M1 quaL brook 3 0 S CAMS 34 4 6 Best Dust Illl.breds 0 0 0 0 blasts 64 raisr4l4, 6,370; ipssei Pigs. 670. Per stone of ltbs. a d. a. d. Bost Dui& Il6bdaBll 4 W 6 0 Boot Longwools 0 0 0 0 Do. Mown 4 S 4 8 Elves & second qua 0 0 0 0 Du. do. Shorn 4 0 4 4 Lambs sad Lambs. 30,330; Oilves, 207 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) NNW& Pattendoa mid Smith report the arrival of a few pociketa of the new growth of hope at roarkrt, which have realised the following prices :-11i.1 Keats, 141. to lb/. Weald do., 101. to 12/. The accounts on the whole are Riot quit* so favourable. Duty, 1640001. We (Lirerpool Albion) are informed that Mr. Clay, of the Mersey Steel sad Iron Works, is implied in the manufacture of one of ►is guns, of enormous size and power. The design awl destination of the gun is not allowed to transpire, but it is supposed to he made for ex perimental purposes for a foreign government, to test the resistance of battery plates. It is said that the gun is to thrown shot of 5001b5., and that it will be ready for trial le two or three weeks. The monster gun made at those works, and which was lately tested [again at Portsmouth carries a shot of 210Ibe. STRAY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN JF.IVET AND TRAWL —Duriegthe present month steamers win run four times s week between dewy and EL Melo, and three times weekly between Jersey sad Granville. Syria:cm-rms.—The medical officer of the Slier borne district, Mr. H. White, elated in a note to the rims presented to the Board of Guardians no Thursday, "This vowels, E. V., nearly lost her life by taking the following mixture, which hie' been recommended to her by a neigh• bouroris., an old horse-shoe, boi:ed in a pint of strong beer." The tatiest warn suffering (ruin jauudice.—.SAeriorar Journal. A SrtAxam AccIDENT.—On Thursday, a ono of t►e railway written wan puling the Wh n .Wine, on the Otlecleria Railway, ear mule IA rush a• ems, in (rent, err taught, cud bat lying on the ride of the railway, Irma the whole four legs.-- °WWI, Herald. ELM AOR DI %LIT CONDUCT. —For some time Peat young lady, resident in Leeds, bat been subjected to a aerial of annoyances, in consequence of her Marl to encourage the attentions of an artist, and no Friday evening, while she was stealing near the door of the vestry of Brunswick Chapel, a pistol was olio-barged at her, the contents peaking close to her face, though fortu nately not indicting any injury. Numerous aconymous and threateni ng letters have been sent to her and to her re lative, it is supposed by a companion of the artist (the loiter being at homed, and it not improbable that be is the person who committed the outrage. The young lady. was greatly alarmed, and the police ate engaged in investigating the case.—Malueldester Nzansiner. ROTA L FEES HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-INN-ROAD. The number of patients relieved et this hospital during the week ending August 31 was 3,607, of which 1,019 were sew rtes. THE SAMARITAN FREI HOll/ITAL.—The number M patients treated at the Samaritan Free Hospital for Wombs and Children, Edwards-street, Portmeu- 0 1" 714 daring the week 'adios August 31, was 886, of which 293 IMO Dew OW& COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE. —(THIS DAT.) TLe quantity of homegrown wheat and fixer lase week to this market was moderate. Of barley, beans, and one <bort. Of malt a fair quantity for the season. IMO. ilerate, with several parcels a new tape, mustard, canary, nod French during the week. Scotch and Irish oats were extremely limited. The foreign arrivals of wheat were rather more liberal, Vuited States and (knada, and • large cargo frem San• Francisco, sal a small supply of Russian. Flour a fair supply of American barrels ; a few sacks from Sea Freiseco- Raley, only one parcel during the week. Oats may moderate, two-thirds Russian, the remainder Danish and Dutch. (Me cargo of beans from the Mediterranean. All other deicript ions very limited. Today the wheat trade is extremely brisk, purchases from France continuing this morning, and pnces have ad vancedfor me • English 1.. to 25., and in items inetanees 2s. to 3e. More money h as been obtained than on this day week. Old foreign is drm at late rates. Flour part! •ipates in the a-tivity of the wheat trade, and all dewmptions are dearer, more especially American bar rels, which obtain to 1.. more mousy. Barley for grinding is 6cl. dearer. Other ports firmer. Chits rather slow for inferior, but best descriptions are about the same value ea before. Beam and peas are the turn dearer. Linseed and rapeseed very firm. (loveraced and trefoil meet. Mustard seed, a large supply, and prizes have goue lower by 2s. per bushel—say 9s. per bushel. FLoxruto CAncian. —A steady trade, and maize the turn dearer. Wimoo.—Englia : Leen and Kent, white, new, :Ala. to 62i. ; ditto, Me old, 52.. to :fie.; ditto red, now, 5'2.. to 56e.; ditto, Me, old, 484. to 504. ; Norfolk, he., nee, old, -14 to —a.; red, New, —a. to —e. Yoreiso : Lhintne, 56e. to 601.: One, 620. to 661.; extr4, 67n to M.. ; Koolgsbors, 524. to 56e.; ditto. extra,Woo, to 6-Is. ; Rasta*, 634. to 675. ; Mecklenburg red, 312. to Rot; Uckerroark ditto, 56e. to 30s. ; American white, 564. to 604.; ditto red, um. to 54. ; eanadinn. 564 . to CO.. Satttir.—English malting, Us. to 39a. •, ens, 405. : grinding, 2ro. lo 275,; sod distilling, 2lis. to dm. per qr. ; falign grinding, 2:.5. to 2lis.; ditto distilling, gas. to 2J.., to —a.— MAUL—English, Essex aid Norfolk, 595. to We. ; due. tea to 70. ; Kingston aad Ware, tisa. to 724.; brown, 50a. to st3a. OATL —English feed, 24e. Od. to 0.1. ; potato 30e. to 3te. ; foreign, Is.. NI to 255. ETA, an. W 325. A-EsgiiTh tick, 38s. to 41s. ' • harrow, 40.. to 44.. ; pigeon, 40.. to 44 a ; foreign, Mazagsa, 34.. to 384. ; tick. 384 to 40s. ; Konigsberg, :39.. to 444 ; EgyPtisn, J. to 314 . PEAS. —Englimb boilers, 38s. to 42..; white and blue, tBs. to 40a ; maple, 40.. to 434. grey, 344 to Ms.; hog, 38a. to 38.. ; foreign. 314 to 375. town, 401. to 50n.; ditto fine, 50.. to 515.; country, 421. to 43e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 32.. to 314; Froooh, —a. to —s. por sack; American, INis. to 30a; Canadian, 26.. to 30s. ; Spanish. 444 to 44k. lkoArtiro Casaoms, all C. F. and I.—Wheat: asski and Ifarianopk, per 49216 e., 48s. to 53.. ; Ghirka, tos3s. ; Polish Odessa, par 4801134, red, 45.. to 475. ; 544 to 56e. ; Danube and Galats, 36.. to 425. ; 345. to 3014 Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, par Eg ar.., 22a. to 254. ; Odessa and truants, do., Va. to Ns. Brans : Egyptian, par qr., 314 to 34.. Maize : Odessa and Galati, per 4821b5., 314 Od. to 321. ; lbrail and llidimrisn, pa 4801 be., 304 11d. to 314 ; French, du., —s. to —e. ; American, do., 59a to 30s. SEEM —Canary' seed, par qr., 41s. to 47a. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 49e. to We. ; llustanl seed, per bushel, white, Os. tolls. ; brown, —s. to —a. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50a. to 58e. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000, 121.1,5. to 13/. 54. ; Antennas, thin, in Wis., per ton, 10/. Ss. to 101. 155.; do., thi c k, round, and oblong, 91. 10*. to 101. 10a.; Baltic., W. to 91. 51. ; Idarssilles, 91. ss. to 101.55.. Rape oaken U. to 51. 10s. ARRIVAL INTO LONDON ROM AUO. 90 TO ATM U. - - mmt. &Ik7. halt. 0024 7 . - 18esee Pin — /10‘7 - Courtlrl se. qrs. I qrs. qn. qrs. ; qrs. qra. Ica MOM.. 412 10070 4352 120 , 425 .. 'lll9B Irish I .. Yurei Ma 0 .... mu .. 0347 c. lan I ... ... . ot.N. kau I :... 8. c . cuons.—inmc Imo qu.; par. ON qrs.; Soar, 111,248 mtg. MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) so:wt.—The demand is quiet, only 800 begs brown Bengal sold at 30s. 3d. &Wined ia unchanged. (*orrEE.—The market is srm, 300 bags Rio sold at M. Gd. to B2s. 9d. Tine. is in improved request at steady rates. RICE has again been active; upwards of 20,C30 bags sold— Armes°, at 10.. 3d. ; old Rangoon, 10s. 3il. ; new, 10s. 6d. ; liattam, 9.. !kJ. ; low white Bengal, 101. ; fair broken, 10s. 41d. ; good, 13s. to 13m. lid. ; a cargo of Moulmein duo sold at 101. Sid. Faurr.- The demand for currant. has improved, and 3Gs. paid for tine quality Valencia raisins unaltered. The sales declared for tomorrow consist of 460 bbda. of West India, 6,60) bags of East India, WO bags of Mauritius, tied 1,600 bags of Pliegapore sugar ; 1,600 packages of Tellitherry coffee, 250 bags of cocoa, 500 bags of 'saltpetre, and 4,01:3 boxes of Bengal rice. TALLOW MARKILT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Prices ue quoted es follows; To tallow. 46e. 9d. net sub ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 1861, 478. 6d. ; ditto, 18150, 45a. Gd. to 465.; separate mouths, 475. Gd. ; October to December, 470; 'savory to March, 475. Gd. PAZTICTLAiII 07 TALLOW. IL IM 4 aU 20 *II 20 .all 20 all 20 all 40 , all ri 'all 4 lan ID !all 20 101 l 100 all 10 ell I ollift Maim I gam ii 'TUreweep • lailselegal an 'Ardennes &11.17n..114.7p.a sIIIB B e Z. P.setlaa • I W ,He wn la As elsmaaa (lUTILIMIX Nine • nal an f lirt i rrunuioa IS Dutch !then sh W Namara of I. W 414. laarlaa gua. W AL neutral of Yranee W AL Lambs. Coal. Mt Judaea W lake Centrum) & Bala W lany sea I'urohoat W %yea ad 011111M1 W llarla Antall& N W N ampa t ran 4fg e t t all Nathan' 1h Do. New Blares W Nerve/tan Trask Pref 11 littesatiAraynisAidla) an Parfa,Lyeue. sad Wall W Paris sad Orissa 1a LW sod S. Frantic ) 191 I (Perairahaeol g. 7p. e Alga aal Dumber, W Reed Dania all Royal /wallah all Du T per oat all Wake sad Mane all • EaDDtoSt per eat. peret. PreL )g.l le Lama& LsVonMlaal all lualloara al Passes all Meet Paters all • Dw ejpeft aut. Fret W Wart.• N. M. of Yawn W leaani Auld& I BYMSE it • 7 0711 e i 14 101 if a ril In I le le 1111 118 119 PIA Pe *4 H 7 lb 60 61 66 67 IS 4 414 ft pus 26 U 11 12 146 1-- 171 ILI rd I &012.13.1911. lar.t.i,groilatr"i 110 .......M 4 it. lawyers XI OS R WS boa. Dec &C. 10.4.00.0 07 1111 OS 18 aM Do. da. & .. . ... 10# en seessemeesneseiiii ee et se so DO. PraNnace II I IN 11111 DalL,7trant...oooderleb Spa Ida, Aug. 1 WV eadoreedb7Bul&L.ll. TS 411 100 100 Do. J 0121,1873, ditto IIS TO 110 100 I Do. Jaw 1, WM. ditto IS 70 6 all Cilloatia &8. Eutorn 5 SO 13 OmpeTADoek4p.a.sna 1 6 17 414 SO 74 Coyle% =ter el* — 10 all 1199161.9 at ho '1604 lialks * sll Do. Jabbalpora — 689 all Do. 14 pet. Debeat 4111 all Do. S. do. 104 ail Do. do. do. 11105-7 o So 100 * all 011img & Sle of lootaso — Bt. 10 *mad Trunk Qua& 111# 231 194 IA all Do. 4 per et. red WO all Do.riso.ent..6 µct.gc — lei 100 all Do. 0 pee et. Debeot 3B 30 IM aD Do. I par eL PM. 100 all Do. do. 1147_ k elf Do. ex DM.— 34 37 St. 11111 Om* Ml= Pealsoula 59 991 I SO 12 Do. New • 3 414 St. 11.0 00l *lona a. 11 p. et 97 911 , 10# al. (*We* Oanoda, Um 9# 10 ' WI IS Do. New IN all Do. 61 do.. 77.016/4 9O at N_ di Dm 99 74 011.8oulap — 100 all D0i11p.e18da,907.2: MI ISO *Men Gorr. 6# per et. 11l ( 8 dt. IN Do. do. 6 _wet. 97 90 1L 100 Do.* pa et. fttiet. 91 53 f 0 all Do. I per eeot. do. - 41. Pt. lao 11db.007.119. et.Beud — 10 al: ilT.DraaewieL & e.t.a& den • cap. all. ! all D,... dn. Lund dn 5 7 90 at De. do. 8 cap. do 4 4 • all 10.. do. Lead do 4 0 M 110 Mei** lOl 102 , VI II I 1 1 D... Do. Punjauti I i f dist SO 96 96 --- TO riaohmtiln3 . .v.srsi.c,! 7 lel t. FOREIGN OBLIGATION& 1M 4111. I Mier pla " .1 111 IlLuzionourabp. coot. 11. Do. Ira..! :it CIS .... Korth. of Etaswe 3 p. ct. D, (Soul .cu, 4 p. ct. Do-leterftrittoi :,. p c __. Met Lyons 3 percent. Do. New 3 per cent . 11, loyelSwediall6 per cent. Am.& loto.Ven. 3 p. c. Southern of Yrance 3 p.c.. Victor Inuusuuel 6 p.ct.l W.O.N.W.ofFrance3p.c.. II 30 1 14 U II *I 11i 12 Stock on hand this day Delivery la" week Ditto from let Jaw Arrival last week Nile trent ist June Price Y.C. per cwt. this 4.7 I DIM. Town last Friday 13HARN LI818(M11113 DAY) Two Oho= The railway game market to-day is extraordi wilily buoyant. Purchases largely predominate, and a rim of one per cent. has taken place in nearly all the principal stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93j to 944, ex div. Great Western, 71 to 4 ex dm. ; Midland, 1294 to le. div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1124 to South Eastern, 83/ to 84, ex div. ; Eastern Counties, 501 to 51, ex div., being dull ; Great Northern, 109 to 110, ex thy. ; and Caledonian, 1081 to 1074. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm at 14 to 1/ prem. East Indian Railway stock, and Dutch Rhenish and Luxembourg Railway shares are nu dolma OIDEVAAT SHAM AID WOOS& Pd I N.AILWATIL Bbit.,Vic. colons Vat. 1 101.,los.. Tn. 11Ches.JBas I Blookbars 'NM Sad , 9044..sisabAssud.c.j l ama awl But. Calskstaa Oat sod Stoics.. Menstall IDo •• A oo dlv. total t l{ p... to paid to B. Dublin as; BeMit a os ID•od.,Parth, /Mao ISA Jusato %Bora CotuAlet _ le - s — Ser; BtockA l A 111 Do. la Zest Suffolk Stock hi 10 Ittinburghand Glasgow I Zdinbro' Perth, Dundee di Forth ad Clyde Jane. X Cirow • ft B. Western Pee Neelhotiloolland I tee (kiss Werleises !G 3 Do. • /hock I Do I !look I 04. South *Wed. art Great Wadies _ Do.kikoarVaLOus.9l.k vo.t.ttx London and Bloat woU Loo.,Brlghtoo,&B..Cos.. Loodoo,Chathm..4 Dor Loudon rt North Wain. Do. MI filth. London& SouthWooter iktocloculorrptliColeraln Do. and Ent:Manta Man.,llltotoillocolzah all 'lletiOpollean WO Midland 1.14 Do. New MI Do. Blrm.dt Derby all 111 d. Gt. Wu. (In.) all gni Bent all Newcastle and Carllll, 9 Newry/stirs/auk(lat. . all NewriWarreop.t/la lee Nodal 100 North British all North Derma Rail. s D all Do. A 110 N. Ilaatens—Berwlck Do.~ 6.N:LIvO. Dw L;'4,T" -- ' Da York I North London NorthiS.Wateralsoc North Staffortichlza Nott&Orsath.ualteto Peebles Portanaceith likintaay asottial Conbal issitiii •Magda* Union raill=l" Sous mouth Ws, L Tort b.• Ittvar Don Stalnaa,Waffo. Stockton •• Darlington Ditto Sato Taff Vale Ulster Do. I Do. lirige el Nose Vidorls Stu. 6; Pizsibm Wont Cornwn li ;W.liattlepoolaarb.&lll West sll,thin.:—Ozlord Ditto =1 Ditto Pt I RAILIFAII, .. 1 i zi rid .91 3 x IQ viZ; 106 7 I I Il 4.7 i sal Is* w 17 . 18 . .1 St)} i 44 41 i ll vi l 241 111 Id Si 90 19 30 107 100 iii i 8 iOZI 110 ad 100 102 id 127 It, id 105 107 id 70 701 ad 01 Co id 111} 1113 66 00 118 Ii zdj tz. zap 10 11 445 i 47e 4 6 4 , 1271 154 id l I. pm zd 104 102 id • • •$. 66 16 AS I Acal egi 1.041 165/ , •m 411 St/ 144 94/ 95 9$ 101 10f is 41 4 di. 84 93 ad 117 119 16 1 lee IM 95 46 67 40 id IS zd 44 id i ll i tt P 9 dis •pm SS 90 id Ilt 14 S 117 k ti 4 S Oil 5. w} a 48 0 A 66 N N YOSMISI RAILWAYS. Clods, priori I Sales to•dai Path ' , lay. to 1 p.m. 1 id 109 la z.. 1 101 :0 70i i 1 zd 113 1.3 xd . 718 1 71 81_1 - ---. - pi. - ut xd 10 4 6j ra al a } xd la DOCKS. - .106 IN 1N UM 111 64 'NO U IS 66 ....I - 0010/fIAL oovus iaLwr SMUOlitlia. IN 1 O. rim 104 119 109 111 90/ 1 109 11404 109 110 107 109 107 100 09 PA 9I 100 90 1 WI 111 uni 1071 WI Caa.oov. *p.c., 10774-1100 Do. eprarcout.,l39o.2 .100 D0.6p0r000t..1883-4 1100 Do. per ct. Nix& Aug too Do. Oper ct. Ilar.diep 100 Do. 5 per cent. L'.'spe of G HopeOp.cL 12 0 1100 do. I ICO 1./O. do 1801 100 New Bransw.Gov. 6p. et ,100 N. o. l •Valeeov.sp. e. 16651100 Do. sp. e., 1071 to IS 100 Do. 5 p. et, ISM Nova bootie 6 per cent , Ism 100 Auot.Gov. ep.c. Doe& 100 Vic.OTAlp.c.JaaaJab 100 Do. An fp. c. Apal O. 100 BRITISH Low. t 16 84 86 21 14 1 41 431 d 41 ssd 3. 31 43 Li 4 10 84 38 sd 216 805 300,4101 St. Doimnoretal 164,000! Oh Do. 4 p. et, het. NW 1.043,688 St. Dad anti Won India 3.638,310 1 84. London 1,930,1001 St. SR Katharloo 360,646 ID. Southampton 600.000' 114. !Vittoria, 5.0001 16 ,Do. Now Nu. ~ ~ 6.10) .. 20.0901 20 Brithh lew Iyes!.Dev. O. eon. ( (utak: Bait Ruse 'lll"gia4 Caradon - (ravistk.) ()rambler 2 Bt. Aubyb ()teat South Tolima o. Wh. Alfred (Phlllacki O. Wb. Vor (llohluo, Grenville 'Herod aroot Abram Dowse Lath( Bertha 'yargaret (Vey Waal, INorth Down. N. Frames (Ula) : N. wk. Basset (Ills (H iNeeth Wheal Crotty . , , Par C 0... (Si Maw) .1 !Providence (U. Waal). i!"tridiP co.: Mn l . Ox [ii:5ii.1,3,;;Ft.T,17.7)7.1 S. Cara Bras Minima) .' & Dorm Iron I Geed Analog (Llia. & W. Pram* (Ilia.) Stray Park TarnszBll.4lLead Ill& C I I r ia- Vd.r m ot t TowVOlna.Y l IWest Bare* Iw. Caradas (I.lNsed); Warn Set.ou IR Bung r ... 1 1 Wh. Waller Wh. Itilwara Z Talaloelo l Wh. KIIt, (Ua. leplasll Wheal Mary A (Idenhenlot) Wh. Tr*lawaey (Llea d JOINT ROCK Mil aieob ISAIAS& Ape awl ems. ltaxxk Aldrshals U. Sink Mot as Bank at Turkey WWI N. ARNIFICIII Chart Dank a India. Ammlrmals. mod did . Claimd. Meta s mad China Malml Co.. of Canada ...... Doak a Loudon ScoltAusl.atartd G. Mak cd Switzerland Co.laa Bank of AIWA De. New London and County Landon Joint Stock Inadon at south African Lou. and Weatnalnatar Nat Prey. of Falkland Do. New National hank New Booth Wales I $0 'Woman Bank 100 Provincial .4 Waal South Australia 25 Onion of Australia 00 Onion of Loudon 100 Van, Italmal OOMPAJIIIII._ ;..4., 10 Aogio-lissicom ]OM , ' 10 Atlantic Itl. Mall St..L.)I ,1000 Allautie rd. 11111.1• •• • IS Australis AgriouL .... 10 Berlin Waterworks.. . 60 Brit.& Irish Mag. TeL AI fa Do. S I gerr o. LW LOOS ! SO Do. 0 BM Lod ft orei ts.Vang.lBmelt Y St Palace U. rreterrom St. D0.41p. et. rerp. Doh ' 1 10 Lindia&lon.,hlppogil IS EdialudialrrigA usual (14. Niectric TeloamPla •• • • 11 Ifni. and Amt. Cop. 16 Den. Steam NavidatLai 1 Cheat Ship (Limited) 1 Do. 174 per root. Prot 0 Loa. District Tel (L) 4 Loa. Os. Ossalboa 0a 10 Madras brims. & Canal IC MedlterranamMeo.lS 10 M.dltcr. Is. Tel. (11s) U National Olocoant Co * NerhuddaCoal&lrma(L) 10 Netherlands load I Do. Bp. 0.,1a. at 1 ile MO N. Bruns. & N. Soot M 1 N. BM. Australatiaa 1 Oriental Oss 1 Do. "New Shame' 10 la. Stsa. (Llas.) eh Post laver UM& Ma AO Pada. aad Odes *sem 00 Do. New Si &Asa & Did. TeL cts ao Ritymaity Us 15 Do. Nov 100 Rost ISM MIMI 114. Scottish Aut. laramse , II South Andreas Load! I hataziao Tel. Sado ' 1 De. do. Zestialered 10 Do. do. 10 &Iliad Astra, (limited) Nast loom 61 rruaLt lase°. U.Canada 6 Use. Kind= ToL (L.). 100 Sao Closelis Laud._ IN. I Myriam. I Wes. U WIWI IN 111 i U Ili It I • it 4lrl il i l t 11 161 17 se; tai ! 3ps • . 6 6 Sit SI 41! 6 ! OS 67 114 116 bra SI In 163 111 41 S.l 474 IWc • • . ift if i s 3 , I 4 4 1 E4 30 811, `l. ID 10 13 Ina 1.1 Ivs vs .103 100 !los lae j I oe dis 4pm $ 3* ad i i - 4 -4,1: ii 1 I L I 1 iii 10 li e 40.. IA 70 11 IS pm; 111 14;1,41 64 d 40 61 1 125 17a it sa I a. id:,: poll PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVEnvoOl., ACOVST SI. —nudes to-day: Ea Anglian. 17— Lancashire and Yorkshire. 111e—London and North Western, 421 I—Midland. ins% -South Baster% di 1615—Grand Tank of Canada, Mr-Great Luxembourg, a 7-16. lLuienalrran. nuaUtir 01.—itse market wan dull. Oreat Western 70 ex My.. Leeds, 1111 London. :el, ex die. ; Ithedield, 44 Midland, lenj 71, ex dl r. : Berwick, capital stock, 105 . Boyers. et all Grand Trunk of Canada. 5 1.14; New Yolk and Zile. BlanninßAN, ACOMIT 01.—There were no transactions re ported In this market to-day, but prima wire firni, talPw ially for ail descripthats of local stock'. M. do Cimino in to visit Glasgow early in October, when he will give s lecture in the City Hall for the benefit of the Night Asylum for the Huu•elw. The Lord Provost will prosaic. The trustees of the river Clyde having invited Admiral Smart and the officers of the Channel dart to a public banquet, in honour of their present visit, the banquet took place on Friday night, within the Corporation Gil les-kis, Sauchie liall.strest, Glasgow—the Lord Prevent in the chair. There was a select company, and the evening prod most pleasantly. In the earlier part of the day the officers inspected the various works under the control of the Clyde Trust, and also visited the cathedral. A frequent traveller on the Brighton line says that a signalman informed him last week that lately he was at his post for fkirlyronseetifire /mitre Is it to be ex pected that a man can keep awake for that length of time sad retain the proper use of his faculties, especially where the utmost accuracy is required and the lives of hundreds are at stake We hear that Drury-laueTlioatre will open about the middle of this month for a season of English opera, fur which some of our leading artists and a large band and chorus have already been engaged, with Dr. Junes Peels an musical director and conductor. A new opera, by Prince Peter of Ohlenburg, Cu. titled Da. Kfttllchen rod litiAroot, baa ;set beau pro dined at the Court Theatre at Wiesbaden, before a select ' audience, including the King of Wertemberg, the Prince and Princess of Goldenberg, their females, and their courts and households. The opera, which was highly approved, is written in a light, pleasing style. Here and there, but not to its advantage, the instrumentation reminds one of Richard Wagner's works. The composer does not intend to been the open published. An agitation baa been recomini octal in the West Indies for the abolition of the int , :reolonial penny postal rata on West India newspapers. . . • According to a census just taken, the population in Antigua Ii ;i0,4112. The total increase since 1836 is 1,004. The male population number 19,670, end the female popu lation 16,742. The number of bonnie in the island is 10,578, of which 659 are uninhabited. The number of families is 9,916. One female in the Wand is upwards of 130 years of age ; four persons are between 123 and 180 ; seven between 105 and 110; 12 between 100 end 105; 48 between 05 and 100 ; 77 between 90 and 9R ; 107 between 86 sot 90 ; 237 between 80 and 85 ; 337 between 75 sad 80; end 477 between 70 and 75. V. 3 ° 71. u. 17a. 13 15.8 life m.l*. ,Lt24l. 14.3 '11.175. 11.14. r. I t 11 1 94. llu~ 4r: a~. ~ if! 6 1 9 1.1.9. - 3 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA Y.) Two •'CLors The stock markets to-day are decidedly buoyant A fresh rise of fully per cent. has taken place la the funds. The advance iu the principal English railway stocks amounts to 1 per cent. The men nE money and the remarkably Sue weather .timulate confidence. At Paris this morning, according to Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at (Mfr. 05c., showing a fractional improve ment since Saturday. _ . . The hulls loan scrip has risen to 104 to g, and the stock to 104 toy. Consols are oeially marked 922, awl 33 for money, and for the amount. The present quotations are 93 to ror money, and 931 fur the 10th instant. The official business report is as follows :—Throe per Cents. Reduced, 927., 1,93 ; New Three per Cents, 921,1, 938 ; New T u-sucl-a-Half per Cents., 761, t India Stock, 2'21 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 101 6 1031 ; ditto for account, 103 i, 1, 104 ; ditto Sam ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 181:::, 904 ; ditto April, 18o4' , 94 ; ditto 1869, 981. ; Exchequer Bills, June, Os., Bs. prem. _ . The foreign :dock market exhibits litale alteration. The Turkish Loan of 1864 i!♦ steady, at 794 to 4, and that of 1668 at 664 to 66, ez div., which i► the oar as tlyi closing quotation of Saturday, after allowing for the deduction of the dividoi.d. Peruvian and Mexican Bonds are steady. Saha are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-arsl a-Half per Cents., 1860, 89/ ; Chilian Four-a 0.6. a-Half per Cents., 83; French Four-and-a-Halt per Cent. Renter, 95fr. 50c. (exch. 26fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21i ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 98, 'f, 974, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 784. 79, 784 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1263, for account, 474 ; Spanish Thrill per Cents., for account, 494, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 42 ; Swedish Four per Conte., 82 ; Turkish Piz per Cents., 1854, 79f ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 664, f, f, ex div. On Saturday in Lombard-street and at the Bank of England the demand for money was of a &ARE*. ter usual on Saturdays. The rates for the beet bills were 3f to 3 1 per cent. The mercantile en gagements maturing on the 4th September (Wed nesday) will now engage attention. We understand tuat the Raul of France have resumed paying their notes in gold. Recently they have paW out silver. About 32,0001. in gold was bought by the hulk on Saturday. Thu Atrato will take to-day 6,0401. in specie for the West Indies. The following is from the circular of Electra. Joseph Travers and Sons : Currants.—ln consequence of telegrams received on via. nesday morning. announcing rain of twenty-four home duration, with 20,000 tone of fruit still exposed on the dry-. ing grounds, considerable excitement prevailed in thm market. The business transacted, however, hen not been I. any very great extent., in consequence of the advanced pre. tensions of holders. Numerous offers at, le. and 2a above last week's rates have been refused, and although at the end of the week the market manifests a quieter tone, all offers under an advance of 3s. have been refused. LAW telegrams speak of the weather as havingimproved, and that the damaged fruit is likely to become merchantable. le thie case, and with 20,000 toes that had previously been mowed in good condition, and the remainder of the crop still on the trees, we nee no reason for • groat advance (it any) is eve market. The filet two cargoes are expested on Monday es Tuesday, but we ran give uu idea of what the opening plies will be. SATURDAY Emma. Console, which closed yesterday at 924 to for the 10th September, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 92} to I. For money the last price was 921 to 1. The ogieial business report is Ili follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, 4 ; ditto, for account (Sept. ltS, 921, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924 p ; New Throe per Cents., 924, ; Bank Stock, 2146 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 104 ; ditto for amount, 1034 ; ditto scrip, 1044, 1 ; ditto Four noir Cent. Debentures, 186 3, 99i ; ditto, 1859, 94, ; Five per Cent. enlaced" rupee paler, 961 • ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1044. 'Cie India Loan scrip was quiet in the moruiug, bat closed firm at 1041 to 4, being nearly the highest point yet touch el The stock left oft' stroeg at 1031 to 104. Thu rupee paper [continues in demand, with as upward tendency. Exchequer Bills were inquired for, and slightly dearer. The March bills closed at 3s. dn. to par, and the June at be. to Bs. prew. The Turkish Loan of 1868 was firm in the worn» ing, and was marked 894, but gave way in the afternoon, bud left off per cent. lower than re tenlay, at 884 to 89. The Loan of 1864, after being marked 79.1, closed the same as yestonlay, at 79 to I. Mexican Bonds have recovered to 214 to 4. Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. cos— tume very firm. No alteration occurred in the market for Bank, Land, Steam, or miscellaneous shares. There were, however, more inquiries fur Netherlands Land Preference. The closing quotations fur shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 4i. to 5 k pram. ; Thames mul Massy Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Inter mice, 14 to 1 die. ; London and Provincial Muni% ptr ; Oriental and General Marine, to prem. Mercantile Fire, I to >k prem. ; and Commercial Union Fire, par to preen. There was au advan AI to-day iu the shams of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two i/Cwiw. In the mining market to-day Murton Dowse shame are in riuluest, at 2g to ; North Unmet at 5 t, ; and East Caradoa at 25i, to 28. Marko Valley am firm. at 10 to 1. Stray Park are quoted 27:k to 284 ; Cam Camborue, 1 A to I ; Wet Polmear, 154. to 17s. Gd. ; Rosewarne United, 22 to 23; North Treskerby, 22 to 23 ; East Devon °neat Consols, 1& to 21 ; West Seto'', 320 to 325 Multi &ton, 80 to 85 ; and South Frances, 120 to 123. -- --. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no movement I -- Tfie6eistiidSnailbeach Mining Company(Limited) has been formed with a nominal capital of 10,00 .L a in sham of If. cach. It is computed by the *d— i venturers, who are for the most part practical ' re, that the cum required for prosecuting thw works already in progress and developing the sett will be only about 4.0001. The locality is two miles from the Minaterlei Railway station in Shropshire. 1 Opinions are put forward by respectable authorities encouraging a belief that the property is intersected by the celebrated vein of lead ore of the Bnailbeark Mine. Amongst the persons who vouch for the promising nature of the undertaking are Messrs. Phillips and Darlington, of Loudon. A petition for the winding on of the Vale of lest}/ Mining Company (Limited) is to be heard in the r.ankrupky Court on the 11th Sept. The following ruining dividends have been declared daring the month of ...levet : Mines. Per share. Amount. Miners £4 0 0 i. 1,200 0 • West Wheal Setae Delooath 7 0 0 . 2,505 0 • Wheal Clifford Providence Wheel Basset 2 0 0 ... 1,924 0• Margaret 1 0 0 ... $496 0 • Lisburne North Downs 0 2 6 ... 750 0 • Wheel Owl.* bat Dorreu 1 0 0 ... 200 0 • tiogi u ish i. aed Au stralian . •* OO 2 1 66 ... ... 8,750 750 0 0 I bisimr S Total £1 1 ,046 V 9 • • ~r 1 1 .1 1 : 1 , * I 1 ..t. , I. 1 : I ; , I I .1 . i i 1 I • 1 '! • . , 1 ; : I ( 1 r I 1 I , 1 1 . 1 1 1 , F .. ; y, il, I 1 ..... i„ . ~, .. .1 .] , i• i ~ . l i i, . 3 il 1 ~1 , . I, Ili i t i ' 4 • k F. i ii i k 1 • • 19,979 1.4147 Wit 1,751 PAP Na el. Pa. W. 10,66.3 LIPT7 111.7011 11,775 Ilttil 82s. 0.1. 1141. 3.1. SIDI 737 L 240 17,271 474.414. Ma 44 6,144 1,0:41 1.014 _ 1. .. Mi. I - 10,000. 00,000' MO, UAW 4,002 8,2 R 11,TN MU 1:10: 1148,414 1110,K0 NAN WAN TOON TOMO IMAM 11110,000 1011,110 D AM 1120,000 idiim3 17,000 Immo Moo !i,slf2 - I.iiil 1,4.075 i S u l ismo uo *llOO 10,000 16,000 200,000 14,106 IWO 60,000 11,600 11,616 60.710 14000 10.00 I i 344 SU SO 43 251 IS 3 31 10 is a.l Gi 1110 125 27 99 J I 8 37 39 330 113 u 71 96 00 30 11 11 0 9 91 14 20 IS" SI Si 7$ II 37 80 I las Se 91 1711.57 nal moor' 109 - 99i 9 10d3 8 - :a ;r! lel WI Mr r - - 501 _ I7i