The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1861. :HE POLICE COURTS. P , SECIITION OP HILrON, AT CAMBRIDta. SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) --•.-- gh, IFa I NAILWAVS. I y a r li geer s I Belt? (THIS DAY.) --e- - Two o'CLocc. This culprit Was executed this morning at twelve me au lotteaue•so 7 7 In . The railway share market to-day is firmer. k 100 itemß eL e r ca ne.e ..„ gs 96 tied 5 o'clock et the county gaol. The gloomy apparatus was fired There in a recovery o f ... The stock mark 31 .s. it V WHIM E. yesterday, and every neceseary arrangement made foroarrying i l yer cent. in Great 14 ali I - 1 - .... - - Western stock, and I in etidland and Eastern IT :0 1l 8ui14° D..,.....„ auka--AL r ; _ : aNAIII.3IINo TO Du Aii itoseaT4 DID. out the last dread sentence of the law. IliltAlll, it will be re- - owing chiefly to fit I . ... „,,,,,,k,....licitoe. clerk, ca d Rh:oNa Menses, membered, untnlewed hi. wife at Parsee Drove, a village Counties. London and North Western is IN 100 Bod o llema.afederich and India Five p . II- ....lit the bar, charged with being drunk and dia. near Wished', by cutting her throat with • knife ; a few now quoted 92 to i • Great Western, 661 she..Mak UTZ I.H. TS 2 1 1 f„1, ..0.1 threatening the life of Mr. Cubitt, upholsterer , slight words of au unpleasant character relative to MODeY to 67 ; Midland, 122 i to *'• Lancashire and York- tes Die Dui " det k im ditto.. 06 70 - and Great Wester' - Railway stocks 1 New-street, Irervet-squary. matters paned : she retired to her sleeping room threaten. shire 110 to * ; So uth " Elden', 8(H to 81 ; and Hi HO Doalme 11114. ditto. eS 70 - Mt Il• fling appeared to pro...cute ing to leave him, and he shortly followed and committed ' ~ . 5 all Clakielnie ]i c. 4 - ties there is no alt C :scat deal of evidence e.lll gone into in this case, from the act for which he this day paid the penalty. Eastern Counties, 47 to 1. ID Is OaPOTADookOp.c.rim. li t.; .. _ ~.1 appeared that the h.olsonl of the female prisoner He never attempted to deny the fact, or to vintlieate or o ff er Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at es 7e Delos, a cent. ills par - At Paris this %%I,3,er...street pror , u, at th, suit of the complainant, the slightest excuse for his coeluct. On the contrary. he 11-16 to 13-16 prem. Indian railway stocks are i r i n u t i l inenn ‘ • All I ante to hie house Lot night, ia a beastly state expressed penitence marl • desire to die. As day by .1., - finn, particularly those of the East Indian Com- m au! Do., 68fr. 30c., being tl .: •..,st.ou. The male prisoner took op a shutter-leer , passed, he observed "My time is getting short now. I don t sss _ _,. u) Canadian are little inquired for. km su De. ee p. Debent 127 91 - r . I. ha nel.......rnithclinut releneea Mrs. Memo's huabouid, care how soon it c0mC.0,. 1 want to }Mu my wife." Caloraftr r " . 1011 all Dab u. et. do. ~ 90 100 - The India Five i .- op ...Mori PaPere, he would smash his braise ord. the executioner, arrived last evening. tIADINART IIAIS AID STOOLS. 100 en I Da. aa do. Ises-iol 99 100 - , ,i, A,. prisooer took up a Isrg,slrottle of oil which wan Hilton rose this morning • little before his usual time, - - _ 1 for the account, i •• ....; u. tie shop, sad said mares be released her Ime• and expressed an immediate wish to see the chaplain, Sit I Pd I I Closing pricer I Sales 1041 •2 St. ne'orsad of C anada 18 19 RUMAT& 1 ye u sr g o. 1 141 1 PAL HO all Do. epee ct. Prot .. 58 11 - - Consols are off .. .el turued the men out of t.asealte.tl at 97, Milton - the Revereod Mr. Ventris. They prayed together, WS an Do.Sec.Pref.tip.ct.Sc. - - - money, and 904 - .• ...m Is bleb there is an carnation against the goods, she and the prisoner uttered "Amen" with great fee - o n ! 10 411 .ob t aan til °4 : eaway aki " er ena Val • J e t 8 , 161 - 100 all Do. 8 per ca Debent.. 32 33 -w quotations are 9 Tetley. He frequently exclaimed, "My poor wife, My 1. an lablikbOrl... •. i i .1114011 it over his bead. The male primmer now locked - 100 all , Do. 7 per et. 1662.- - - :•.i .a .111.1 struck complainant two or three times, the last peer wife. I shall son be with her." He partook of some k ell 'lllyth sad Tyne _. _. ... 100 all i Do. do. 1867.... - - -. to 4 for the 1( •n at with such (one :14 to knock him down. .k ma- slight refreshments furnished by Mr. Ciheno, the governor. NI all BreitortBleatrd.llMil.C ll 7 -. IS. all 1 , Do. do. WM.." - Bt. 100 Great Indian Peninsula 116 911 OS ai 11 business report „,.... 1., mg called. Smythe said is reply to questions that &cal matineed praying sod reading till the .heed hour 1 1 1. P 8 Salad and /sem 10 10 . Do. New 1 le Oe itisi. 1 e ... oo ri ght at Mr. Cubitt's , bat before he left he would arrived. He offered no resistance to the ex.eutiocer, I I Ll i n u .C• 104 0 • 1 •2 - Oa 11:10 AL S. Ot India g. 6p.et i WI 96 ' e• 2341 ; Three p hi. heed with a stick. l'oroplainant also stated end walked to the gallows unmerited. When be in an ic Cock on :n an d Bandon- 6 - - pi 61.1 I Gllrset Canada. Shares 91 1 104 - New Five per C t • •11.• ferrule said ~s he would do as Mr. Roberts did." reached the summit of the scaffold h. had one 11 all !Do •j A corny. untlle -, ...• se 206 18 1 Do. Now - I „ , sad Iran ts his p l ace t h ree e i g h ts mi s" e ad ee . hurt ied glance at the thousands assembled round the hill, 111 all 'Do. B 1 p.c. is paid b 8 - es -. 100 au IDo.6p.clidopay7B.w.opt 43 go - per Cent. stock, e...ril him. and had broken seven ainaree of glow The and thcii hung down his head, as if deeply affected. Th e DI W ;Dahlia ann Belfast Jas 42 44 .. 100 all! Do. 61 do., 77.w1t.0p. 66 XI - 1001, i ; ditto s ..i lea:.. of t . ,.ud„ Ist D. fully bre, out th e euterneet o f cap was shortly placed over his face, soil as the clergy- U all !DandoPerth. A Ah 4 .11 2. 1:1 170 ° .- 100 an Do. do. 78 wl - - - - 12 n ell DobiOct.Bda. " Zt - - - Cent. Debeutur • plainant. man was saying . , "In the midst of life we are in death" Il k 10 . 'Mud Anellan It. 100 Madras Goer. 44 par et 83 86 - g r v en sk y ore s.. . ro d a nv il., to nee wee k' s i m p r j,„... the M olt was withdrawn sad the hapless ma ceased to kln lEnntern Counties dde 471 47 81 71 IL 100 Do. do. spr et. 9* 944 On Exchequer Bills, N. me , Maseru Colon, stoc k s SO 41 - •. et for being drool and &westerly in the street, and exist in a very brief period. l a:. 101 I Do. litookbi 28 29 - It. 100 Do. 61 per et, Est.. 56 at .. ditto J une, 3s. di ',other ordered him to enter hat., his own recognisant,. in all I row suit elk - - die l se lie.. .111.1 of *.I.V. to be .4 good behaviour for the next twelve It. 100 :Falliaburabend sevens 87 19 87 St. 100 Neib.Oarpsp &Benda es e• to all N.Dr a Csaada ... Turkish Bonds 1.. ears. As the female has Men misled by the prisoner THE CROPS IN aoure DRVOIr. N. 100 Itlintim,Perth.Dnacese We psi -. .. - le all , Forth and Clyde Jana - -. class • esp. elt. Northe. be should .only ceder her to hod one surety in 21/. --e--- Ile. 100 Glasgow &8. trade, N 103 - !NO an De. bpi Land do. 5 7 .... q ~, to anaoy Mr. Cahill agate. The continued unsettled weather is now becoming lo all Great Norther Scotland 1 52 114 1666 1066 106 - i :11 11 1 fr . e. r. 2 888‘ ead d i e. 4 : _. - OE 18:14 , o a i na yes , 9017THWARK. a very serious matter. la the month-western districts of N. lio ß T"'" iso. l4 "thinl A 8505 , 95 95 935 St. ISO kind° 99 100 608 enallEallts INN THC hi isw or TN 7 tee i.IMAT England than has been iim a ree ho l any continuous fine ii, I N D e. ft /c oat 119 Lk - L I 11l i ro: P " dt ub - - -. IRB Peruvian Uribart nitro .1T 1.0a1.0•1 • 111111a:t. weather for two mouths, and the present rains last ik 105 rjr., !math* west. ore, 104 10d • Salsa are ree nseut lie and Morlind 1,1.1, two lie...ening ewe, much Imager the effect upon the crops must be very in- le. delorest Weems OS one os 1 - I. 100 Dolnd.Bt.Flot.g.s9.c 90 92 ,91 es 10 1 , Trintdad,Llmltelhaalp 4 4 411 - Two-and-a-Half ..e., leaned before Mr. thlratata charged with stealing furious.. Already the perpetual moisture of the strum ...era' *kVA of pick and I. el from the ruins at Hayes pliere he- made sad havoc with the potato crop. Three N. ....mdi........ z .ftjassiVali sk. °B6l l .• 1 0 6 4 1 .1 104 • - - - 1211.) ; Mexican wharf, toles street, Leiner • port of the salvage of the late weeks ago nothing could have looked better than this g : i.l Coast 114 116 m 115 ful DOCKS. COUllt, 224 i Per Sr.. and the property of Messrs. .talon! and Co., the plaid ; but now acres upon acres of potato ground are a es t Ng 1 a fa 48 No. I she ( Dregs. IPd I Cl. prices. Sales. 10.4tfa. tarra, mass of blackened stalks, and leaves seeming as though It, 185 Ilamtesrit North eats, 001 9* 22 1 P3o,:gi St. Commercial ,100 _ _ - Half per Cents., wan... itip.ormich, a very intelligent lad. sail that he they had been burnt with fire. The traveller on the lii ail De. Eighths -- - 154. IN. Do. 4p. et. Pref. line.jloo - - - and-a-Half per i reek.' with I.i. father at the ruins at Haves' Wharf, and South Devon line will find plentiful opportunities for Ilk IN leatendSouthWebee 1111 N Ni 2.00, at Fiat and West India.. 100 115 118 - ~.. h.. was directed to keep a sharp look out, for pilferers. On witnessing the ravages which the disease has made. 2 _di Liski.d„_ __, 071 „__, &C°1401,111 ., r o ,'", 3,638,31 84. Landon Iwo al 66 change 45.) Pone Friday eveni n g, about five o'clock, he saw the prism:re near The • spectacle is the more grievom that the crop bad r , - I „ L - ..geslitt • ria07 . 7b ' : 1. 1 ih 5 0 - td 1,973.1 360 , 50 711. it Katharine 133 33 04 xi - for account, 461 ; _ flie cellar where there were several wake id pare .irate , promised to be unusually abundant. In the neighbour- la 9 metropoUtsa 4 5 .a. - . 84. 1100 - - 100 OS 96 - for account, 781, 600.000 ! at. !Victoria P ....., of what. were Irroken. They took several pieces of meat hood of Plymouth the wheat b. a good deal affected b y rust. It IN Midland .............. 112 lU6 - 5.000, 20 1110. New I 2 1 1 dis• - fro. 'we .4 them, hal them under their coats, and walk • d Wheat harvest has begun in many parts of the district 014, 114 e Do. New 8 14 es -VW 1858, for accoun .... with the property. Witness called eat to his father between Tutees. and Plymouth, and about the neighbour. W. US Do. InmaDeetp 94 N 9th COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SBCCEITIFEL Bonds, 721. e• . vtoppea Lana, while he went in of ,tiler, and hond of Plympton a good deal of wheat is Ilkel7 to he IS .„ 111 „ 511 , 4 -, ~t 3l• _,Wn. Mod ••• = ..."' - ,_, Na ISh 1 Proem. IPd CL prices. Heise. . , lught hue in the tap room of Ipa ' as he was in the stacked by the mid of the week. The hay harvest is this 1 ,,, ra , ;;; . 1 - 44 .., c „,, _ _ _. .... .. .00,. ap.e., 1877.9._ Wiiro6 100 ... a. tof coorealing two pieces of pork modem of beef under the year a" eat, proceeding at the lame time as the wheat. Is 9 1 N eety kru mei gok . g I al, - .... .. Do. 6 percent.,lBBo-2.. 100 - - - Consols are sti ll ...- 0 . Ifs acvor 011 •1 1 Y c• 1101 in a constable and gave him i n t o harvest . Thee is st ill a considerable extent of grass uncut ;10 all Newry,Warrinp.elle - se • .... .. Do. 6percent.3BBll.4.. 100 - - • e•tody probably more • is in the unfortunate condition of leing Ilk NO Norfolk - Is reply to Mr. Florrhani, neither growing graas nor stacked bay. The haymakers U. MS North B ri tish - -. .___ .. Do. Oyer callar.Nep.lloo 107 109 109 90 i to 4 for the ac Iu the discoun . Wiles.' sail that the primmer* were not employed are still abroad iu many a field turning over the cocks that N. 611 Korth Dims Boar ala - - - 2,3110,0115 .. Do. 6 per cent sal ' all Dn. A - - .... .. all Hopen.d.lBBoloo 107 109 - rather better den . e the ruins, and het IND bosiown there. have but small chance of drying. We have seen one k 160 N. a piken _ hinddi. 1,5* 1045 - do. 1830 100 107 100 •• • • • - taken at 41 per ce The erisore•rs told Mr. Beecham that they were labourers, or two haymaking machines in fields by the side of the m lei De, Glit.g.pare 6 1 per Dm •-. _ • . Do. do 1891 100 I 1076 - tion . and seat te the ruins to see whether they could get week • railway am Totoess •as such implements were in aligt‘llol 111. ;Ise Do. Leeds BO NI - 286.0004.. New Brimsw.Oov. et. 100 104 lose - lower. At t erne .4 the nee called them bear the broken cadge, and in this part of Engla n d, it i. strange that they should not at. del Do. York - tions were only 14 141 them they might have some of the dirty Piefte Of meat have bees put to work earlier in the season ; possibly, how. It. 100 North Lemke - .... .. Do. 6p. e., Ito lalioloo 97 i. - In the Cousol in 1.1 their familie.. They took them, and partially washed ever, they an retreat peochassa, sod some of the pod re- le 1 all 50215151433 •Www1ew• MA il - _ . .. Do. 6p. c., 1688 . .... 101) 976 11016 re 68 dib - 250,000 .. Nom SooU• 6 per cent, remains at 4 per c the dirt off. They did not think they were gluing any fruits of the Truro Www3llB. Is time, perhaps, and alter we s t l4 . m il. 11 N o ttAo mi k om miii °6118112 "" °. • 8 ;° 8 , 1875 lOO 104 e 1064 - About 72,0001. darn. have had two or three an wet summers, South Deem m au peewee - - Mr. 16,,,h en , t o ld hi n , th e y meet have known that th ey farmers will find out that au outlay in machinery is far less 10 all Petemeelik - .... .. Vie. 01%6 p. e. Jan./July 100 - - - Bank yesterday. - had en eight es the ruins, sad that the property heleoged cosily than loan the few Gee days of the Stadia in wait- Is an = i niag - .... .. Do. do. Sp. c. spell It 0. 100 106 e 106 101* I now nearly exhom to the contractors. Ile should not treat them as felons this tog for labourem-Wedern Morning News. Ilt. 100 - ENTINE MUM The steamer El ea ace leailiii.lL AbeeJle. 26 toe - time. but they mast each pay a fine of IN., or 14 days, for N. 1100 MAU& MlSesd B4 90 - NO. 1 811. i tuna FN. lOL prises Sales. 53,436/. in silver the unlawful pommies. Ilk 1104 falieepdthe Mao! _46 67 e- 6,120, - !Alfred Goes. ,PWllaidloi 8.11.111 14 18 - for Alexandria, al J-4. Adam., another labourer, was charged with stealing The O'Conor Don, Di P has (we learn from the IS 011 51101 •Sheartle* anew+. "' - _ 9 0.000' 20 IBeltlik hen I MI 1 2 - row old lead from the same place. " M. 100 South Devon BB 40 30 The foreign en, 6001 .. Wilford The same witting proved that the priamer was carrying if " ernw wee A" " 1 " ) IF lTebun ds by private "niter. , the le 100 Seek Eastern . 804 St VOW 1,024 .. IDev. G. Con. (favieth.)• 1 866 865 td -xd On Paris yes estates of Mr. O'Beiree in that meaty sad in Sligo for the k No soak ways .•.. • .. k ea - oft the lead about Turlock on Friday eveniag. 0121 .. j Haat Basset (Mope) - jollied is our usu, sum of 24,0001. This &Milked purchase ranks The N. 106 S. Trude& Elver Doe Si 96 - Mr. Beecham also Lied him 10a for the unlawful posses- . 6,1441 .. East Condom Maki It 24 i °Came Des among tle largest landowner, in the county. 01 all Malsa•MokineMw_if_le. 4 7 ._ Aniatedam, $ Dux 'on, or 14 days. N 44 - 4,000 .. 111Wh.ltusiel (Tube.) T. fie. 84 31 - RIPSIMINTar It ON or THE WENT RIDING. -A ■ * all l a allaka l 1 para 'a ... .. Grumbler 48 ilt. ANN.: 561 11 14 - to 191 ; Bohemian I W.INDSWORTH. 15 U Utter ado asestiag of the committee of the West Riding Liberal IL !kir g e t, - _ ~_ - 8,000 .. hat /loath Tpr opiiii i 171. 131 - months, 25.03 to 71 VilintfAALC 1101111ZIUDI Of 08105%. 5,110 .. G.Wb. Alfred 31116.6 - - - lam to i • parts, 1 Registration Society has been held in Leeds during the 1 ,,,,,,. se en Dyke I ' l * " er Y e c t ahl. " l affild wre n". nowed. 4l en 110 ePc axe! seat week. There was a fair attendance of representatives N N Do. le - 5.906, .. G. Wh. Mar ( eldent..l „ r e t . t i :: 25.70 to ii . Fran e,oeoi .. 1 I f'a....f. o '.fito were cha rged with sealing • Tumid,' 02 frees the various polling districts. H. S. Thomism, Esq., MN . Di• - 1 024; - Mired e.root 1.0,11), from a field belonging to Mr. &most roupart, • and mu supported by Mr. Dent, M.P. of Scar. eh_ Vale of Seats market raker, of Battersea. h m sad Mr. E.lward Bailees, M.P., of Leeds. The ; 2 nik.i..... 4 P.m- 411 14 - u,... .. Lady Bertha L12.8. 1 - 14.0 to 14.10 ; Madrio West Cornwall - 6.0001 .. Mapes Downs '4ll lll l ilL eild i 34 - 6411;. Petersburg 3 months, l 4 806 .. Merged Way Le/anC. 44 - 481 to 1 ; Leghotn, . The premiers were Imes in the field between 4 and opinion eased to be that it would he premature se . we .w.zamm.anaja.azi - .- .... 6,000 .. North Demi di 6 - months, 25.75 to I 7. o'clock on Friday afternoon pulling up the onions tome toe" &dam about (*mediae th e Ri c hog, seeing k gr a , tglif e t e t_tp.k e si 41 as - awl putting them in a basket . When stopped they took that the act allotting two new sesta will not take effect till 114. 00 Ditto It= 40 43 _ 1, .. N. W omanW alle l S n ii its 3 sit - Naples, 3 months, 39 0,000 .. N. k.Bred it 14a. 3se i en. the cokes and threw then into the row- the dissolotioe of parliarmat. At the same time there was U. 100 Me 11 45 67 - 1.128 - NW* WM* 11.18.5. ei 7. - licielna, 3 mouthA . I It mu dated that Mr. Poupart had bet a lent* abundant proof that the conizeittee is folly alive to the re- - 41,400 , Peg Onea. (11t. Ehmey) - OpOrto, 20 daTO WI , quantity of moons from the same ground, and • cm • sponsibility which rests upon it, sad is ready to sat promptly PILEFINILNCI MULES. 1,19.1 ID Ineridimes (U. Lebed) Ult. 84 811 - The increase ol r stable had been posted there to detect the thieves. Mr. and energetically as soon as the oszeim arises. A süb. - IlarldineCos. Met Oe. 1 __e I 612 - L Crease im CUM- 1e am ON" - 0 PnePert r e tiewtesi the gratify of °eh''' s stolen and dimmed committee was appointed to consider , among other matters, 111. • IP4 1,,_ 1 / a ll ' W° TS. I Maas prises. Balm - curities held by • - e.OOO . Lome Brea (Mop* . KM. Se II - to have occurred 1 , t , ..... i F e ri Lhou ly t ot tou be i t g het i e , . i. . Tem boys were fined 10a. each the , due , a,..tiow of g e it i li a :g di the registration committee when 1 1 /- 1 1 2 ;M r .ww4Tni . 4 1 1 . 1 5 1 : 5 ,,,,. 1 1 1 3 : 1 3 - 06400 llt Deice Dm 11 Wm. et lan ems Irertkettieer.Jes. 111 44 - Medan (Lime_ ell .t I - ing withdrawn fro Ni .. ii. W. Pianos" UNeine) Mlle Ite 120 - meat stock upon Th• Mower 11101 P 0 •••I he took • few onions w hirl Ttts shell be Teirrusontst.-Yeatenlay, at at tee lot aketes, A, a et. N lop _ , were near the gate, and she did not think these was any 9201 .. illtray Park se 32 - three o'clock. • inestiag of the committee for managing the 11t.. IN Do. 146 0 - The success of 1 I harm, fund now being raised for • • testimonial to the memory of 64 1 • 6 D•• 0.7 et 106 103 - 0,800 6 ITsearNIALIMMs.O. 1 If If - , The other primmer said she had nothing to say. - 6,000 10 Tta Croft - titled than was 1 he late Mr. James Ltraid was held at the Mansion- It 155 a 01114 . 22 0 10,000 .. Vale et Tow (Como) U. _e - vices annoance tl I Mr. Darman said the worst feature in the ease wee the t • " ti e Ilk 105 Do. Nit 105 107 inet./10.1 105 107 - house, the Ised Mayor is the .It was antiounced by ft. is Do. News s. ea at . tr... 104 hod eiounple they set to youug people. The pressers were M r. B a dd es i ey, secretary, that the fund new amounted t o ea ier , m a i m. - -ap . A. yg go - 8000 .. Wed Bunt Yam). 14 16 17 14 - grown op wnnien, sad ought to know better. They lied no amity mei , and while Use committee were mitt' • dom. 116. 100 idl e Wenger 1 p.at. 109 111 ing - - xis' .. W. Wades ( bard ) 5 40 41 zd - total of 40,000,0( 400 .. West Setae - public are not exi more net to go into Mr. Poupart's field and steal his mime tioa • 111 .. vrx aesestj zo mo th av Of 211. • waa received from the Fishmoogers' Company. U. 1N EdinoTedh.Dem.. 4 -11 0 • 4 75 77 - - cent. of the mum , than they had to go into his house and rob his larder. He UM .. Wh. Buller ta) 5 86 06 - hoed them 10,. each is addition to tile value of the onions, It was also stated during the meeting that the fire insurance It 105 Greet Neribern, efr. al 115 117 11* - 4,096 .. soh . 1W (Cast** 71 18 14 - Souse anxiety companies had Total a sum of 7,0001. to the widow and 1410 - WO De• so -re 4 • 6 10 9- o .llm. 110 119%2 1,024 .. 11k. [loop ( 11. Ulm* Lt... 6 6 - steamer Z. 0. Pe or they wouhl be imprisoned for 14 days. 84. 100 Do. 4 wane - • family of the deceased, and that his personal estate s t. 100 p ol i o. .. Te t e ,. .. e lO,l 106 - Lee .. Wheel Me The tines ware iniensdigely pod. - considerably over had been sworn as under the value of 5,000 0 . 10 all os.r.flesidand. fettle, - - -- Nathawkol) ,_l II 4 1 1 4 7 , 1 - r LOP. .. 1 1 /1 Teelernsl UMW' Irequired at Lloy ___ .. _ A very general opinion was expressed by the whole as 6 Ge.Wasimßerkettleans . - es ew committee that the knowledge of those circumstances had N. 100 De. edema Olpea t 1 1 5 87 - FORLION MANS& usual rate being' A SERVANT GM SNOT NiAit AflttBr. -. - A T 2 17 niaterially operated to check the public subscriptions to the N. 1111 ~_ D0..._. _ ,041411a. 4 p. sat .., 87 LI No. 1 lll I maw Ira Ica. woo. I laios. The Ottoman .sad occurrence happened et Nermantoo, near Ashby-dela. memorial fund, which hail in consequesce been compact- ea... ••• Da w "'"" •• • • it. s ; '" " - II Do.Ncleideela 100 102 ..._ 20,000, 118 Andrallan , n 1 l - applied to the Ti - &mob, or. Tlturolay, whereby • young servant girl has lively abortive. A conversation ensued as to the appro. 7 1 ,11 Do.gtm.p.f.shin; 01 10 10 been aerial* injured. A earrant hey, 10 or 17 years of priation of the fund in hand • in the course of which ward a all Do.ChesterPl2,ll.Bp.c. IQ 112 9,0001 1 Bon Accord, _lbel6. illd iis pm - of the caution m - m Brazilian. Masks Mt , - 20,0001. No don • age. named Job Torn , In Ihe abuses of his under and members of the committee expressed themselves to the 15 all Do. do. do. 6p. c. 10• 10i - 11488 1 Bey„Llrults4y 115 3* 11 1 4 ' Mistress, took from the eimetlegesee •gm which had her effect that, as through the bounty of the fireofficee and IL 1•9 Do. firm. Ona. Moth 76 77 -10,000 i S Do. Lindh Mla. Co ' all I - went will accede ' Wed for shootiag crows isithemaseieg. 'UM' a dart lad. he from the private fortune of the deceased himself, his widow tie IS DO Chad Ono Sham tee ill - 810001 1 Clo Con. ltio Co. Jam 1_ se es - The undermen bail some difficulty in reaching the wespee. Alter looking and family were placed above the reach of dependence, the N L*l alm a D .Dft . Lc': do lO6 I* - 12,000, N Cobra Coma all Nld - - 11 162 10,00 d - Cloplapo • at it some woods, he turned rowed to • servant girt about greater pert, if not the whole of it, might properly lie de- N. I t o x ote.& y or k,th . 69.... L - _, - 16,000 1 Don Mountain Copper all 1 1 ". the Mercantile has owe age , who was attending to leer duties in the latches, voted to the comfort of his aged sisters., for whose welfare IL 1111 lonataright..6p.c.Gya. 23,000' 1 Fortuna Lint.) - sod said, •• 111 shoot thee ;" at the isms time is the he always felt the deepest concern. The question stood lit Na 1 112 114 zd - 20,000: 10 General aD II se - Peter P. Ralli, e gm towards her. She replied ehearfay, " Shoot me-if over for consideration eventually at a future meeting, and IS. 105 Do.sp.c. do. Not Ilt 114 zd - 110,000 2 Gt. Northern Robert Smith, o • there's no stuff is it" (melanin, of mum powder sad shot). the committee adjourned. U. 10 Dogp.o. do . _,... 156 157 ad - ot 8. Anatralla=r) 1 1 Inn - Michael's-alley ; I Instantly he pulled the trigger, the charge carried her aose Cualwr CH1114414 Scitooxs, ST. Guotioa's, EAST. IL 100 Dole. do. 3141.6 111 114 zd - 43000 li Emend& Jam.) ll I* gem - N. 100 Do. ne. 60. ~.. 89 lot ad 100 completely army, km op ow, side of her face and isMred _The chums attending these school. were taken on e au Ds, ~,,rgag, se... - .- -. 24 15,000 8 !Mares 10,000 6 Lodestar. - Mullen, and Co. $ ; I dis . - The Caledonia] f . the ether. The lad sppeared b° " °* ***bse as his Thursday, in • special train of 36 , tai Loughton, in St 100 Do.7p.e. Profiled.. 149 163 zd •-• 106,816 1 tureens all e 1 - i hci• end expressed deep anew. alle ma tiademaly that gmee, (01. their annual erne:sect e number present St. 100 Do•Op.c.do.(W. LAC. _,P. , Ull 128 zd se 50,000 IN. Ulm a t et IL week an increase be did not think Ike Ilan ores Meeeeellereabout 1 700 For this large party about a ton of solid N. 100 De•P.• canadiv• 414 WI '••• Auatralla (1Ma1..„ it j 4 1 dis -- The directors "To dieFetehed 10 Aah7 42 Worm W. P 0 0" and 100 mama o . f liquid food had b een provided by the - 10,000 N Pooteeedallverised - Boat.building by e N. 100 Lot %Ulan andDoOrr 96 100 96 58 100,000 6 POW Philip 1 114 •-• I of the calamity, and he noon returned boom. friends of the schools. Among the contributors were the k 100 LAN w.c,,,asierit -• iv. e king* with him Drs. Birthed and Hunghain. Thew jfaingie ot Weatroinster and Mr. Hanbury . Though the N. 100 Lad.W.7p.c.lial• - -.- mOOO 1 Scottish Austin. (Lha) 10. i dis par - their circular add 44174 11110111liated Menlo. an 4 1 . 4 1 di 23rd Julhresolve a gentlemen did all in their power to alleviate the sufferings weather in the early part of the day was somewhat nape°. 114 all tondoodrir•Enide. els 114 14 - Shoool 1 learthing (Lie) ail - • °I the Une poor girl, whe 04410 • 01 . after nouns Ileum 10 have pitious the children enjoyed themselves very much, the N. 10 Mastered.* Sp.e. 120 125 id - to 70 , 000 1., and recovered in a great degr ee the shock to bee nervous system. oftwroarys Anal .w-c ". 1................• :........:..- t........ 1.-15 1. __ • da no AA 1 a - -.a -A . .. . . . A SERVANT Gm. SUM xZAE ASHBV.—A vary ad occurrence happened at Nermantoo, near Ashby-ile•ln %ouch, on Tburuiay, whereby • young servant girl has been leriomi3r iojured. • newest kg, 11l or 17 year of age, named Job Toon, is the abeenes of his ender sad mistress, took from the sandispiege • ran which had been end for shoot's crows In lbemerekag. Being a abort lad. he bad some difficulty in resetting the wear*. Alter looking at it some amnia, he turned round to a servant girl about lw owo age, who was atteroliog lobar dutim in the hitches, sod mid , "'l9l Aunt thee ;" at the acme time pointing the gm towards her. She replied cheerfully, " shoot oe—if there's oo stuff is it" (meanies, of sangsa, powder and that). I Instantly he pulled the trigger, the charge carried bar nose conipletely away, tore up con side of her face as& layered the other. The lad appeared horror-Melaka' at his act, end expressed deep sorrow, alleging solemnly that ' be did not think the gee was Medd Meets were dispatched to Ashby t o inform Yr. P of the calamity, and he emu returned bee" bromism with him Drs. Birthed and /longhair. These gentlemen did all in their power to alleviate the sufferialP of the pom girl, who . seined, after some boor boos recovered is a great degree the shock to her nervous amino. filie is, according to the label account; going oa favourably ; but from the dangerous nature of the iejuriee skis ha. sitelaised, the most scrim. consequeoces ruay mesa The polies having heard of the ccurrence, proceeded to the house, somated Too., and closely emotional the girl sa to the facia. She begged of them sot to take him to prboa, oldies that the was sure he did set ire M bar an purpose. —Ltaetateraiire MELANs.HoLY BATHING CALAMITIES IN FELIGT. A. aeveral lailien were a few days beck lathing in the sea at Mimizaa, is the Landes, • wave of extraordinay violence carried off sic of them. M. Baas, tag gatherer of the place, who was lathing at a short distance, bearing the cries which were raised, swain towards the laibm. The moment he approached one of them, who was boll asking, caught bo of hi. right ann, and another citing to his leg. ; be, however, managed to free himself from them sod to support their beads above miter. But maim his own wife straggling in the water, he hastened towards her. sal moree.6l in seizing her jost am she was going down. Then, toiling that it would he inipmeible to 'piney the whole three to Lod, be placid the yenageM as a spot where he thought eh* would he safe, and laid her to wait until he could return. He thee secesseled is conveying to had hi. wife and the other female. A Morreest after • large wave swept away the rem Indy, but another perms swing her damper jumped isto the on mad rescued her. The three ladies after • while roomers& As to the other three, M. Minus, assisted by several persons, sought for them everywhere. hut they could sot be found. The de votednem of M. Who! is the more remarkable that he has early one arm, having lost the other la the Crimea. A Si. c POINT Fon TM! LAWYIIIt—A labour ing nun at Kiogebeidge, with a loaf ender hie arm, was giee dow• Foreatreet, sod is poring • youm lady hie foot caught he bar crinoline, and he Mane aad fell, end is so doing the loaf Sew out of his arm, and went through a large •,•larie of glare and broke it to piece. The question now raarl is—Who is to pay for the glass? The lady with the "lathe, or the man with the loaf One this; is certain that if there had been on nimbi*, the tbe man wo un d sot have fallen, and the glaw would not have been broths, then -411 the crisolute was the cause, the crinoline seed to • • the expeisses. Wr.ters riser.. A Ksowiso ONS TAKEN IN.—At the Groat' Herkhampstesd petty !creak on Tuesday /elk Tbeelne sells ear charged with fraudulently _ream • see. t•rfeit guinea iho a. to deceive use Mama Kamich. Keinieh is • travelling clock seller, be., and ewe der, meeting with Sell. who wog sonata s • photo. papiii, artist, at Little thedileadeu, and geeing him with a Weer watch chain about Lis seek, with what ap prated to be • Ellie . attached to the chain, be became eet...ne to puma it, sad as ha as eschame . took place by Hr. k.rnich hemeniag the pose emon of the gloom and the Mar chaos, sod Sella the piesseecir of • shat rid chain in sachaage. Mr. Kenach, is the course al bonne.., look the glum to • watchmaker at Woo. whole the aura of time whimeil U 6.010411. pressameleg it to tie •oeunterfoit. The huh the cam, dais; it was more on for the twisty toilet than for a beach af megiMestea—Herts 4,f -tee' II The O'Conor Dom, )LP. hes (We learn from the Roaromaiols lill.Wl4fPfr) pnrelimeid, by private contract, the estates of Mr. O'Beirse in that musty aid in Sligo for the sum of 24,0001. This additional purchase ranks The Intact Don among tie largest landowners in the county. RIFITMILISTATIoN or THE WEST RIDING. —A meeting of the committee of the West Riding Liberal Registration Society has been held in Leeds during the pre sent week. There was a fair attendance of representatives frees the various polling districts. H. S. Thompson, Esq., and was supported by Mr. Dent, M.P. of Scar sail Mr. Edward Baines , M.P., of Leeds. The °plaice seemed to be that it would be premature come Many decision about ocatestiag th e R i d ing , see i ng that the act allotting two new sesta will sot take effect till the &milldam of parliament. At the same time there was abundant proof that the committee is fully alive to the re sponsibility which rests upon it, and is ready to set promptly and energetically as soon as the cession arises. A sub committee was appointed to consider, among other matters, the quation of dividing the registration committee when the /tithe/ shall be also divided. Tun tinaIDWOOD TIMITUIONIAL.—TestortIay, at three o'clock. a meeting of the committee for managing the fund now being raised for a testimonial to the memory of the late Mr. James Braidwood, was held at the Mansion house, the Lord Mayor is the char- It was antiounced by Mr. Baddesley, secretary, that the food now amounted to nearly 6001., and while the committee were sitting a dona tion of 211. was received from the Fishmongers Company. It was also stated during the meeting that the fire insurance companies had voted a sum of 7,0001. to the widow and family of the deceased, and that his personal estate had been sworn as under the value of 5,0001. A very general opinion was expressed by the whole committee that the knowledge of those circumstances had materially operated to check the public subscriptions to the memorial fund, which had in consequence been compara tively abortive. A conversation ensued as to the appro priation of the fund in hand, in the course of which several members of the committee expreseed themselves to the effect that, as through the bounty of the fire.officee and from the private fortune of the deceased himself, his widow and family were placed above the reach of dependence, the greater pert, if not the whole of it, might properly be de voted to the comfort of his aged sisters, for whose welfare he always felt the deepest concern. The question stood over for consideration eventually at a future meeting, and the committee adjourned. CHIIIaT CHURCH S4'HOOLS, ST. Cisonaa's, EAST. —The childres attending these schools were taken on Thursday, in a special train of 36 smages, to Loughton, in Era; for their annual excursioa. The number present was about 1,700. For this large party about a ton of solid and 100 gallons of liquid food bad been provided by the triads of the schools. Among the contnbutors were the Marquis of Westminster and Mr. Hanbury. Though the weather in the early part of the day was somewhat unpro- pitious the children enjoyed themselves very much, the afters.= and evening being spent in ruing, football, hop ping matches, and other similar amusements. The Rev. G. FL Illiill, the incnionent of the district, the Rev. G. G. Meeks. ad Messrs. Williams and Heeded, the church wardens, were conspicuous in their efforts to promote the hemlines@ of the juvenile party. Oa Friday, the infants attending the school to the number of 400 were enter. taioed at the Personage by the incumbent. The school land, now attached to the Ist Tower Hamlets Volunteer Engineers, enlivened the proceedings on both occasions with well chosen and creditably executed music. PIIMROni-MILL.—Moat persons think that Prim rose-hill now forms a park and belongs to th e public. But the fact is that very much the greater portion of the northern side belongs to Eton College, and is separated from the pub. lic park by pali t ngs. There is reason to think that unless the govermen purchase the remarmag pert. it will soon be cut up for building; the consequence of . which will be, not merely that the ground will be lest, never to be recovered by the public, but ell the northers view from the brow will be reduced to backs of hooses.-4.thers,, ”111. ST. Swim's's Der. TM value to he placesl epos the popular notion that if it rains upon the 15th of July it will do so for the 40 succeeding days may he learnt from the following facia, from the Greenwich observations for the last 20 years. It appears that St. Swithin's day was wet in 1841, sad there were 23 veiny days up to the 24th of August ; 1845, V) rainy days ; 1851, 13 rainy days ; 1853, 18 rainy days ; 1854, 16 rai:isys ; and Le is D 456, 14 r a iny d a y s . 1842 and folio years St. Swithis's day was thy, sad the revolt was in 1 842, 12 rainy days ;1843, 22 relay days .• 1844, 20 relay days • 1848, 21 rainy . dem ; 1847,17 relay day s ; 184 8 , 31 rainy days; 1849, 20 way - days ; 1850, 17 rainy days ; 1852, 19 ra i n y days ; 1855, 18 rainy days ; 1857, 14 rainy days ; 1858, 14 rainy days ; 1850, 13 rainy days ; and in 1880, 29 rainy days. These figures show the superstition to be founded oe a fallacy, as the average of 20years proves rain to have fallen epos the lamed number of days wh e n St. Swithin's day was dry. THE PUNCH AND TUE ENGLISH.—The public documesta of 1859 show that the mortality in that year in Great Britain was at the rate of 2'196 per cent., in France 21170, but this latter is considerably above the average of that empire owing to the prevalence at that time of dysen• tory, diphtheria, sad some other epidemics. The marriage tate in Great Britain was 1 1:50 per cent., in France 11)38. The birth rate in Great Britain was 3'462, in France 2•776. ' Thus the marriage rate and the birth rate being lower in Frame than in Great Britain and the death rate higher, the Datum] iocrease of population is lees in France than in Great Britain. The births in France in 1859 were 1,011.767; there is no record of the births in Ireland, but it is estimated 'that the births in the United Kingdom amounted to nearly the same somber ; bat the deaths in France were 972.5 K while the deaths is the Called Kingdom were estimated at not eseeeding 881,171, fewer deaths by 300,000, with about ea equal number of hirtha CONICS:MN or THE TRIANGULATION or GREAT BRITAIN emu FlLiarE AND BELGIUM. —Lieutenant the Hen. Dideporte French, with a party of one corporal sad six mappers of the Royal Engineers ((Masao, Hervey De. =et) arrived at Folkestone from Southampton on ay, and in the afternoon emend to Beulegee in the Benth-Festers Railway Company's steamboat the Prisms Mary, for the purpose of connecting the triangulation of Great Britain with that of France aad Belgium, is co-opera tion with a ooninsiesioa appointed by the Minister of War el Prente. The ultimate result to be obtained is the sub- MAW= of one meridiosal line for the three lines of Green wick, Paris. sad St. Petersburg, that are at present in use I. differs,* senntries, and thus to harmonise the maps .if all leellittilL The party took over camp equipage for six men, masisting of observatories, marquees, be., packed in two analmhmes regress ; ad they are expected to he absent from Begird about eight months. The connexion of the Franck ad Remise systems will be carried out by the °dicers of these cennenea 99- I Pd I RAILWAY& ICI Flees I Sales to-day yesterday. I to 1 0. 41 . 111 Ml Sim Wol.l.9soarveL 73 114 - U. I* 111211.,Lea.,Isebes.Jvaa 84 86 - N all lasokbees -. ... IS ell Illyth sad Tyne -• .. 111 all 10e11ea,314.41rd,11/Id.C 8 7 - K 108 MUM and Sastre - Sl. 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Shares I 9i t 10e 90; 18 I Do. Now 100 all D 0.6 p.clidn pay73.w. op , fd 944 100 all Do. 64 do.. 77.witop. 60 'AI 1N all I Do. do. 78 wltboutop. —.— 108 all 1 /o.l4p.cfada.,pay.7i 40. 100 lautro4 Ooar. 44 pit al 83 95 IL 100 Do. do. 6 per ct. 934 044 074 St. 100 Do. 44 pm el,. Into F6 ei 19 all Do. 6 per cent. do — die . St 100 Ifelb Oarp.6p &Bends —.— 20 all N. Des wlakt Canada clam • ob. 5 7 20 all De. do. asp. load do. 5 7 10 all D. 40. 11 esp. do. a 6 so on Do. do. food do. 4 6 i —• St. ISO kind° 99 100 604 * 16 I ' Do. Punjaub l4 1 dl. ID all , Do. do. o'. 100 Do.lnd.BL Plot. 8.5 p c 90 99 ,91 10 1 , Trinklad,Llmitell,Maip 9 9 dii I P-I Da JOINT ROCK 111X1 liAall. SAN IMO II 4000 KM MOM 111.110 Apra and U. lea leak Mateeleda Beak et Beak et Soak cat Turkey BMA It. Anodes Cheri Beak el Baia; Atoka* sad Clam. .Chrted. Mere. of Ind* I Lea., and Clam Ooat of Canada ...... Oen. of Louden ang. Stot.tAusLaukral O. leak of kwaserlead Loa. Ch Beak of Auatal I dla par ZS Ita In 13 10 la 07 10 07 $9 1331 %NO NO •,100 NAN,. 8 0 9 .1 !Mc° 100 110 100 100 101) N 100 811 be 10 4 4le 12 Ili Na 45 4/ 114 114 110 IN 100 NS 110 117 N a a a lel fa IS 116 zd I 0 JIB $2 141 23 ll* 32 24 71, 74 ad Lo. :7 . Uow_ ILandon and Chant London Joint Stoc.k . (London et Petah Atrium Lon. and Westminster Nat. Prov. of England Do. New National Dank New Mouth Water kiental Bent Unman Ottoman Bank Provincial of Ireland Booth Australia Linton of Australia Union of London UMIJ Mutual i Ili iii _ad 16i IT Ist 2 22 2 Si 0 10 II 37 I 12 *1 31 ul I 2 dim 06 V iSi vil If ad Sa 40 114 1161 ri77 - 1 I. • 10,000 60,000 3o .1 Igio-lli salcan Atlant:c t EL Mail BL(L.Ji Atlantic Tel. (1 ' Australian Apical Soria Waterworks_ Beta& Irish Ma 41.1111.1 Do. B T Par u• Do. 0 _ . - 6,000 5,28 BM, 6,611 Intl Canada Land Oop t Ito( lingallsid I le. rt i etemema Dn. Op. et. Perm Dab , Elaine& Lon.SbippagD; neatlndia (Mg.& vanal Niestria Te mg. and A l ast si M Om. Masco ltsyleett.• /Ship (Limited .) . Dm M par centred. fan. DnOt4 TaL EL). . Lou. Cu. . Omnibus Oa Metres 'nig". di Canal DaditemanaanEleaTel. Mediter. lb. T.l. (Um.) National Dlaaeaat Oa NorbeddaCeelddrem(L) Netiterlands Amick ~ . 100,830 140,000 40,000 60,00 u 700.000 70,000, ___, __ _ 100,000 12,000 100,000 1.000 30,000 12,000 114 N} It 28 SO U SO 4} 4} 10 SS 18 10 10 Ii 106 107 - dam 11,110 •0.000 I,M I 1M41170 • INV IitILPERs . STILIICZ tT Livertro.ii.—The vorktiwo of Liverpool are participating to a e , oeSlerable extent ie the strike moose the Madding trades. At the p.lice mem yesterday a Tab mimed John Irenoe was plond in the dock charged with intimidating a workmen in the employ of Mr. Moose, builder, of Whitechapel, with , 1011 of mho( hint tome his employmeet. newt stated that the man's life would be eedeapreit If he Ittototti with Mr. Haglee . sail need ether threats to anite bm . i *are the buildin g yard,widelt was ant deed tbe Im'etr nee a "taw neploy. The ow eenteeeed t, three mouths' hard labour, Mr. Italkes. the NW. p-cdar, rasariunite, stated that ebould sot besitete .tel nib the utmost rigour with . 11 similar .as.. brought lust r Lie nodose lil Si r a bt 6 IN 1011 1 •1 as 1 e dis i pa Pi SS li Si I i tI poi, 14 3 1 1 di 44 1 04 413 c7,117 - aiain: N. Bruns. & N. Soot. Ld. Y. Belt, Auatrandan.. Mental CY — WOOO NO.OOO WOW KO® 6,000 1%0 11,0110 2"003 14,1104 MON 1.1,000 Do. "New lira' .. Ifrleu. In. Rm. flAn.).. Peel River Lod t Ma. realm ,IsolOrka. Nam i3Z,T; RSea * Ind. Tel. ci.4i Rhyming Iron Do. New Royal Matt SWUM I Scottish Asst. South Australian Ladi Submarine Tel Scrip Do. do. Registered 1 Do. do. Trust t As. of Australia (Limited) rind Imo. Trusittn.Co.r.(uuiada CM. Kingdom Tel. (L.). Tan Dismal land.— 1 If 1 It 47 60 MI 71 10 11 pm 18 1061 n 17 Id 6 8 1 61 1121 ltd id 31 . w 60) GO 101 - DU 311 21 Riti saw Par iMs }M Par il _ad —I In MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) ' rni scellaneow si.sre market the only change was aa improvemer.t in East India Irrigation. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-d 4 a il y were as follows :—Ocean Mariae Insurance. to I prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 13-1 to 15-16 prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, to dia.; London and Provincial Marine, dia. to par ; China and Japan Steam, to din . ; Natal Land, to + dia. ; Oriental and General Marine, to Iprem. ; Mercantile Fire, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ; and Compressed Coal, to i Prem. Tw• .'Cuxz. The stock markets to-day are generally better, owing chiefly to fine weather. The English funds and India Five per Cents. have risen u per cent., and Great Western, Eastern Counties, and Midland Railway stocks to 1 per cent. In other securi ties there is no alteration worthy of notice. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 30c., being the same as yesterday. The India Five per Cent. stock is quoted 100 to for the account, and the scrip loot to Consols are officially marked 901, 4, and g for money, and 904 for the account. The present quotations are 90/ to if for money, and 00is ton for the 10th of September. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 234} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, 4 ; New Five per Cents., 901, 1, ; India Five per Cent. stock, 100, 991 ; ditto, for account, 1001, 4 ; ditto scrip, 1004 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 964, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 11s., 15e., 10s. dim.; ditto J une, 3s. dis., par. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Turkish Bonds were heavy and lower iu the morning, but have since recovered to the closing quotations of yesterday, viz., 79 to for the Loan of 1854, and 70 to for that of 1858. Peruvian Uribarren bonds continue in request. Sales are recorded as follows : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 (exchange 128.) ; Mexican Tbree per Cents., for ac count, 221 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 901, 914, 00 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 83 (ex change : Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 48i ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 781, 4, 791 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 694, 70, 891, 1 ; ditto 100!. Bonds 721. Two o'CLoor. HALF-PAST Two o'Ciocit. Consols are still quoted 90/ to for money, and 90i to for the account. In the discount market yesterday there was a rather better demand, but good bills were readily taken at 4} per cent. and in some instances a frac tion lower. At the Bank of England the applica tions were only upon a moderate scale. In the Cousol market yesterday the rate for loans remains at 4 per cent. About 72,0001. iu gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The recent Australian supplies are now nearly exhausted. In the n.iuing market to-day Marke Valley shares are in demand, and have improved to 9 to I. North Downs are firm, at 4k to 5, and Stray Park dull. East Caradon are quoted 24 to f ; Providence, 32i to 33i ; Wheal Unity, 18e. to 20s. ; Eartridge Commis, 114. to 12s. ; and Tot vaaden, 21i to 3. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very ict. United Mexican remain flat, and are marked 4. A reduction of 31. per ton took place yesterday is the price of English tin. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dade).- zen and North : The steamer 'Mora will take on the 12th instant 53,435/. in silver for Bombay, and 2,0001. in gold for Alexandria, all on private account. The foreign exchanges remain steady. The rate on Paris yesterday afternoon was firmer. Sub joined is our usual list : Ameniedam, 3 month; 12.1 to 1 ; ditto 3 der, 11.14 to 19/ ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.05 to 70 ; Hamburg, me banes, 3 mouths, 13.101 to 1 • Paris, 3 days, 25.40 to 5 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.70 to n• Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 1194 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 =Goths, 33 so 1; Vienna, if. So.. 3 months, 14.0 to 14.10 ; Triode, if. So., 3 mouths, 14.0 to 14.10 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 481 to 1 ; Oadie, 3 ruooths, 481 to 4 ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.80 to 5; Genoa. 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 391 to 1; Palermo, 3 mouths, 1171 to 118 ; Messina, 3 montle, 1171 to 118 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 624 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 4. The increase of 434,5211. in the government Se curities held by the Bank of England is believed to have occurred through that establishment hav ing withdrawn from the Stock Exchange govern ment stock upon which it had borrowed money. The success of the Italian loan has been wore de cided than was at first believed. Yesterday's &d -ykes annoanoe that the applications have reached a total of 40,000,000/. sterling, and that the general public are not expected to receive more than IS per cent. of the amount for which they have applied. Some anxiety is felt respecting the safety of the steamer Z. 0. Pearson, from Riga for Hull, now considerably overdue, and 20 guineas per cent. are required at Lloyd's to effect fresh insurances, the usual rate being 7s. Gd. The Ottoman Railway Company have officially applied to the Turkish government for the return of the caution money amounting to upwards of 20,0001. No doubt is entertained that the govern ment will accede to their request. The undermentioned additional and highly re spectable names have been added to the board of tile Mercantile Fire Insurance Company —Mr. Peter P. Ralli, of the firm of Ralli Brothers ; Mr. Robert Smith, of Robert Smith and Co., of St. Michael's-alley ; and Mr. Frederic Soines, of Somes, Mullen, and Co. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6051. _ There has been little or no change in the value of metals since our la , t report. The reduction of 1 per cent. in the rate of the diacouut and the news from America have had no effect on our market. There has been a quiet, but steady business. Welsh bars are firmly maintained at N. 5.. f. o. b. Wales, arid 61. here. The accounts from Staffordshire continue to improve; orders are becoming; more plentiful. Scotch pig iron, after advancing to las. cash, has receded to 51e. 31., closing quiet at this price. Copper is finn ; English maaufactured could scarcely be bought node: official quotations. Holders of foreign are firm, and burn and Kapunda could be placed at M., sellers scarce. Baltimore ingot 9:l1. Chili slab has been done in Liverpool at 641.; barilLa. at 18s. per unit. Tin : The molten an nounced to-day a redaction of 3!. in the price of English, which, we fear. will have a bad effect on foreign. Early is the week a few lota of Straits changed hardest 1111. ; but the value now is not more than 1101., at which we sloes sellers Tinplates continue dull of sale, and the American news ma have no other but a further depressing effect on this corn. modity. Lead is quiet, but unchanged in value. Spokes has been very firm, and large transactions are reported from 161. 10s. to 17/. 55., cash. Sellers very scarce. Foe October delivery 171. 10s. is demanded. W. H. has bora done at 17/. 10a. For Hull parcel, as high as 17s. Is. has been paid. The Wheal Basset accounts, presented at the meeting ma the 6th inst.. showed a credit balance of 2,4611 Os. 1/d. The profit on the two months' working was 1,2861. ss. 7d. A dividend of 2/. per share was declared, leaving 1,441 E Os. 11d. to the next account. The directors of the National Company for Boat-building by Machinery having in terms of their circular addressed to the shareholders, dated 23rd July, resolved to limit their first issue of stock to 70,0001., and this having been in all respects approved by them, yesterday allotted the shares. The directors have satisfied, themselves that with this capital the operations of the company can be most efficiently and advantageously carried on, tnd have stated their intention to issue further capital when required amongst the holders at the time being. We understand arrangements are being made by which the business of the company may be expected shortly to commence. At a meeting held yesterday of the Compressed Coal Company, in consequence of the foreign and home applications for the company's fuel, the directors determine to produce an adequate supply as soon as possible, and their chairman, the Hon. Mr. Berkeley, M P., was requested to communicate with the Admiralty relative to their supply. With reference to the currant crop, • commercial letter, dated Patron, July 30, has the following : Since last mail it has rained rather heavily in the Gulf of Corinth, and it is apprehended that about one-fourth of the produce of that locality has been destroyed. This may be an exaggeration, hut some mischief has eertaiuly been dope. Notwithstanding this, however, it is cslcnlated that, including the islands, about 50,000 tons will be produced. P.S. —lt has since been ascertained that no damage of any importance took place to the fruit. The Gccette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 383,196/.. ; exports of gold, 71,1341. ; imports of silver, 50,9941. ; exports of silver, 204,6311. COMMERCIAL AND MARICET& TALLOW MiRKILT.—(TED3 DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 46e. 91 net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, Ca. to 48e. 6J. ; September, 465. 3d. ; October to December, 46e. 6.1 ; January to March, 475. Maim ATZELUIVI. —Town tallow, 495. 3.1 ; ht/ ditto, 3. Gyt. ; yellow Russian, 48s. 6d. ; melted st 345. 6d.; matt ditto, 19s. 6d. ; tallow graves, 18s. ; good dregs, 71. FRIDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 904" buyers" for the 10th September, opened this morning at 904, and closed at 904 to 4. For money the last price was 90k to 4. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 4, tl ; ditto, for account (Sept. 10), 900, # ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, 4, I ; New Three per Cents, 904, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 73 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 15i ; Bank Stock, 2344, 236 ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Sock, 994, 4, 100 ; ditto, for account, 1004 ; ditto Scrip, 1004, , • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 96 1; ditto, 1859, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 4s. dia. ; Five per Cent. "enfao.Q" rupee paper, 944, 4, f ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 102. Tho India Five per Cent. Stock we.; firm at 994 to for money and the scrip at 1004 to 4. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 16s. to 11s. die. ; the June, 4a. dis to par, anti India Bonds Bs. to 4.. die. Sales of Turkish Bonds being pressed this after noon, a relapse of >ti per cent. took place in the Loan of 1854, and 1 per cent, in that of 1858. The former closed at 79 to 4 and the latter at 70 to 4. Peruvian rribirrren Bonds are still rising rapidly, and were to-day marked as high as 91, being scarce in the market. Mexican Bonds were flat at 22 to 4. Buenos Ayres Six per Ccuts. have fallen to 78 to 80. Little alteration occurred to-darin the market for Bank shares. Bank of Turkey were firmer, as it is I believed the directors contemplate making adoffer to return a portion of the deposit money. In the SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. D►vis mid Co. report a large supply. Trade ddl at hat day's priors. Straw much lower. Prime meadow hay, 755. to 84s. ; superior ditto, 88s. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 365. to 50a. ; mew ditto, 50e. to 80s. ; clover, old, 90.. to 120 s. ; straw, 28s. to 345. 0 Al Is 0 41 1 VOIJIMUf BAILWAYL se. 1 r 4 -1 II.43LWATIL 1 Midair Wm. 1 &am. 20 , 6 Alaidas _ - - 10 ' all Ammo • noiamrdra Klif 164 20 all Animus - f 0 131 Bahia& Lita.ll .c alp.e ll 1i dli - I. I all Bolsi= / - 70 al /41141/1 40 Ondamsne - - - lii 30 Cannes= Illas di Ball 10 11 - 1 all ( Itriermics .... *a 110 Dutch ilimaidi 2ll dim _ N an issiars of loam - • 235 - N all od. Mules pr.& p.a - - .. U all a t Onkel WI Mau- •- -.- 10 all Gt. Lasa=o,ammi. In. 74 74 N an lianas d - - - N a/1 lan Caamimasa ft Ni - -,, 110 all Uwe mama Turalisai - ••• - N dl Was mad Games - ..- - al all Vida Anklets - -.- U all NammtllegaLLy Vas II 64 - N all Do.p. oc.ltd tkild.gpv. 111 SO - 16 an Ifarlimma of - 10 15 I De. Nov Sham - - pai - 10 an ,Iforwesiaa haat Prat Pf 94 - N 11 . Menu immyrraildla) II 7 die - N all Pam* Irma mad Nadia 204 404 - N an Pub mad alum U 67 - N 17 Baena mad 8. haulm - ) (Paramiabaoo)o 70.6. 44 6 dls Ihi 11 xla N US Inam sad lasabarg - 111 all Zola Dogma - - - 6 an loyal !faddish - - - 6 a Da 7 per cent. — - N . all Ombra sod Meuse 10 1 ell Do. 4 gar cont. Pai irk 14 NI 4 6 40 . 4000.1111.4.7114104. 2 la. •••• fie le Sawa a Lomm.Vmastlaa 4 Idu 104 I 0/ l an loathers of haws 24 26 - 44 i an Wasi Umbra 54 - 10 all N. fdpme oat Prod is - N 1 all Weida I. W. of Primal 204 11 - N 4 Wallas of Asaisla - - - 6 , an 1111mmbadis - - - 1110111=1.1 BTU S. I. 1 I►b. 1 inooda. 1 Pdi CI. prism. 1 Salm Wilas — rit tiltiarts.4p.s.Joidl7dy aar is fis MIST U. Norfolk 4 p.aldscalimpt. 1 100 In N Mill" I. nail ape'. laa.,Ll ids 1100 N N .... ' 11l losimiali N. 6asi. 6 la. ea ISO , In Se - 177757, it, W.llidlas6o , 2--4ip.A. 1100 - 1 COVENT GARDEN,-(THIS DAY.) Vegetables and fruit of most kiwis continue equal to the demand. Apricots, figs, greengage plums, and apples and pears still come from the Continent. West India pines may also still be had in great abundance. Peas are plentiful cod cheap. Grapes are abundant. Of strawberries the supply is now over, and, with the exception of Morello, the same may be said of cherries. Broad beans, young car rots, and new potatoes may be had in quantity. Of the latter many samples are, however, diseased. encumbers are coming in plentifully. Out Bowers chiefly eolith& of orchids, lily of the valley, pelargoniums, violet'', mig nonette, heaths, and roses. FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb., 3s to 64 G.'apes, per lb., to iss Strawberries, p. pun., eat° ti Melons each. ts to es • . Currants, per dove, Ls nooseberriee, do., As Fc;cl7::,giFdaTigii to Um tiectortn, do., to to 1.28 Pears, per this., li to 11 0.1 Apples, per doz., ad to Is Oranges, per 100, 64 tO 1411 Lemons, per 100, Os to 10s Nuts, Cob, per lb., Ist. is GI __ Aprhxds do., Is. to 3s Chrnies, Saiffih. p. tb, Ed tots VEGET, CauMowers. each, 241 to acr French beans, p. pets Wto is 611 Green Peas. per quart,lstols Od Brood Beams p.bush..3eod to te Cabbages, p. dot Is 3d to is 6d Potatoes, per ton. OM to nes - new, per lb., ld to 4cl I percerL, /atolls Turnips, par bunch. 4d to ed Carrot/, urns, do., is (oh Sd main. tiPi— - nat. .11, Per dere, le to Cucumbers. each.ed re 9d Beet, per doz. Is 6d to 6s Celery, per bundle. Is 6d to UK Onions, per i sieve, 4is 6d Aaparagus, per bun., 3s to 7s I Rhubarb, per bun., ed to 94 Tomatoes, per duz., 4a to tis Shallots, per lb, Is 6d Garlic, per lb, 6d to td Marro — w7, - p. -- dOS.. Is tolll Od Artichokes, each, 4d to fid Endive, per doses, 3s to 4s Horseradish, per boo., lsed tolls Musbrooms,p pott.,ls 3dWl'S" Parsley, per 12 bunches, 4. tells Savory, per bunch, 24 to 4,1 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. BIaXINOTIAN. AVOUST 9.—The business reported to-day is eluded Chester and liol3head Fireand.a-Half per Cents. at 1201. es. 31., and 120 e : Great Western Birmingham Preference at 10 and Birmingham Bank at 26 per share. Market steady. MANCHlafralt, Acover 9 . — The market was heavy an Jay. Creat, Western. 64 6-111inois Central, 391 .I.—Lancashire art Yorkshire, 1101 1 1 London and North Western,92l—Mae. cheater, ithefilel,i, and Lincolnshire, 441 1 11 1 4-llWland, 1421 I—North titaffordshlre, 41 d.—'South Kneen 24 6-10 Ditto Five per Cent. Pref., p—Union Hank, 1 p.Lereat Shlgs Company, Ta, 64. 9d., 71. • THE HARVEST IN CAMERIDGESHIRE.—Harvest operations are universal in this neighbourhood, awl up to yesterday the weather has been brilliant. It is hoped then ; will be a good average crop and both wheat and barley bid fair to be of excellent quality. Some new wheat has already found its way to market, and has fetched high prices. A 'ample was left at our office yesterday, the qualityof which was very fine, and it was quite fi t for the null. The potato disease has been partially checked by the fair weather. The croEis prodius.--Conthridge ladeptadeat. FEMALE EDUCATION IN INDIA.—The report which has been honed by the government on the progress and coo dition of the Bengal presidency states that little has as yet been done in regard to female education, end there are but 10 schools in operation. attended by somewhat over 367 children. As a general rule, the people are o pp osed to female education, and it must, it is feared, be a work of very slow development, because of there not being that direct, and tangible benefit to be derived from the education of daughters which follows from the education of sons. In a country where the girls many at the age of 4 or 5, and are mothers at 13 or 14, it is not from schools that any great sitcoms in this direction can be anticipated ; female educe tion must be brought within the penetralin of home. There is reason to believe that it has at length gained entrance there, and takes the form of vemusa teaching. The report acknowledges that is impossible to obtain statistics of tins mode of education, but it is stated to be quite certain that it is spreading. A MONSTER BLooK Svorrr- —A huge block of stone, 26 ft. long, 9 ft. wide,and 6 inches thick, was a few d rya heck (says Gatiinani) extracted from the quarries of Helseohof. in Prussia, and despatched to Brussels. It weighs 3111,5001bc. and was drawn by 18 horses. The maw charged . with the conveyance was ob liged to give security. to repair any . damage which might be occasioned to bridges by the meows wah t of the stone. SINGULAR AND VATAL ACCIDENT.—A CHILD TIED TO A COW.—On Monday last an inquest was bold at Llsnllway Church, Llaullwny. before George Thonius, coroner, on the body of Nary Thomas, in child five years of age, who was killed under the following singular circum stances : It appears that deceased and her brother aged nine years were watching a heifer which was grazing on the maihde. and deceased asked her brother to tie her to the heifer • be did so. with a rope fastened round her waist to the heifer's tail, and went away. Shortly afterwards Ewalt Evans of Velinttri, wh was at work at his smithy, heart the sounded a pig squeaking, and immediately after eaw Ilse heifer coming down the road with the deceased fastened to her, and dragging her along the ground. Evans ran out towards a brook which crossed the road, when the heifer I stopped, and John Thomas held deceased while Evans ett the rope. The poor child was only alive, and was covered with blood. She died soon after. The jury retuned a verdict that deceased was accidentally killed in consequenee of being dragged along the highway by a heifer, to which she was tied by a rope. —Carmarthen Jmu.nol. TRAFFIC RECEIPTS. —The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending August :t amounted to 603,598'.. nod for the corresponding period of last year to 598,130/. ; showing an increase of 5,4651- The groes receipts on the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted for the week ending as above to 289.400/.. and for the corresponding week of last year to 286,6161., showing an increase of 2,7841. Theincrease oo the Greet Northern railway amounted to 751/.; on the Great Western to 6571.; on the London and Blackwell to 201.; on the Loudon, Brighton, and South Coast to 4,7671 ; and of the London and South Western to I,lB6l.—total. 7,3811. But from this must be deducted 416/., the decrease on this Eastern Counties 2,616/. on the London and North West ern ; and on the South Eastern, together. 4,6971., leaving the increase as above, 2,7541. This receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom have amounted to 314,1 W., and for the corresponding period et 1860 to 311.514/., showing an increase of 2,6811. in the re ceipts of these lines ; which must be added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, making the total in-. CMS.) 5,44Eit. as compared with the corresponding week of 1860.