The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COTTRT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commingle's,. Out'bare.) IN L JANIS JOSIAH HAMMY. f Upkeep; who wee a parliamestary agent, a Vieteeteotrut, Westminster, la partnership with Yr. J. A. Wahnsisy, applied to be released from cuatody. Debts aboat ?COL Mr. Lams and Mr. Doris opposed e applicttion as be bat of oreditors ; Mr. Moojen supporte th d. Oa behalf of tlos bankrupt it was stated that he was is a berm state of health, and two medical certificates vsveryeepriduced from which it appeared that he wu suffer ing framable's of tie brain. It was also alleged that the kaabliet wr •21•0‘0d in roili••• of • O•rtimWo debt, and that tits assets would be su ffi cient to meet the joint liabi- MI& Hi/ ITOCOVII lequired what there wee in thin can to bike itsof the ordinary coarse t • lfoojen urged that it was in the disc:nation of the (en ure vast the release if it were shown that the henb ane was is a daegerous state and that his illness would he inweseal by confinement, His Bosom —How long has tbe bankrupt been ill? y r . )(poise—Sines January lust. llenoar—And be was only arrested a few days since. The uplowpt bed so rigtt to wait so long before seeking she prolsetion of the carat, and the application must be ' ,fused, bat it may be renewed woo notice of bail being PT" IN 13 . rmrecows U. Stye tukrupt was described forr;warly of Anther&ld itreet, hdingtoe, type founder, then of Barton-street, Buswa yspeut, attorney and secretary of an Weans°, om posy, then of Argyleatreek Hines-cross. late clerk to all'iontraace offfte, author and boobsWer. The debts are re. tweed at 1,1131., and the failure is attributed to the bank rupt bibs sasucceedal in as satins brought by him against the Metcastile, Pew! and General Insurance Om paw is respect d services rendered by him to the company. No oppositica worn offered, and the order was granted Ras suppose& U C. T. ZUICILLTT. Ae t wmpoeed order for role., was also granted to Charles Thomas Zmoraft, who carried on the business' of a comm ink4 aped at Lawmen Poutneydaue ; prey iously of H c anauust, Blieldriers road ; sad niece of Budge.row, 0111110n4trost, under the style of C. Zincrafl and Co. The date are 'Salida% 3671. THE POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. THE COMPLAINANT BICOHE DMITADANT. Wilbew Perdue, formerly an *Moor in the City polies form, appeared to a summons before Mr. Alderman Salo om, 'ing him with a violent assault on Margaret Brewer, aad striking her oo the bead with a life-preserver. The complainant sad—l am a married womae, and live at No. 4, Adelaide-plies, Whiteereseetreet. I have lived throe for the let 2Tyaare. Oa Saturday night last, be tween 11 amid 12 o'clock, my son, who had been drinking, ewe Este my room and told me that the defendant had lusateeed to thrash him, and he took a poker with him and went to the defendant's house. I followed him, and me him ran net of No. 7in the same place, pursued by Prods, who knocked him down with • life-preserver, and then threw himself upon the top of him. I endeavoured to pall him ed my eon, and he then struck me • violent blow eel& head with a life.pre(erver, and I was taken to the WOW. where I had nor head bandaged and dressed. It will be recollected that John Brewer, the plaisa soe, had beea previonely charged by the dotes. amit with amanlting him, and as it appeared that the pri. sear had sought radius in hie house and broken his door sem, he was sentenced to one mouth's imprisonment. The eights alderman directed a sammona to be takes out whist Perdue for meaultieig the 'meant complainant, whom bead appeared to be severely injured. The compliment's evidence was fully corroborated by two other WitiHNNO. The defendant said that he etre& the women in defence of this life, se she was assisting her eon to get up, who would then have murdered him. (Laughter.) Mr. Alderman Salomon —I doe% believe that, it is • most brutal aeaault, and I shall fine you 401. and meta. The tiva not being paid the primmer was taken to Holloway prisoo. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. FILE " 11011 Z OF =imam." Mr. Thomas Parry, of Burney-street, °caesura, awls teat secretary and oolleator of the " Home of Compa•oe, waited upon the magistrate and said that, in the abermwe( Mr. Thomas Beadle Bennett, of 5, King's Beneh.walk, the treasurer of the Home. he felt it is duty to make a statement which he trusted would be made as public as the statements of Dr. Lankester and Mr. Allen, the agent of soother society. So far from Dr. Lankester knowing nothing of the Home, be gave him authisity to place his name on the list of the committee. Mr. Allen called upon him (Mr. Parry) and. holding in hie hand acopy of the Morning Poet, said he had been desired by Lord Palmerston's government to make stitistice as regarded infanticide, asking him at the same time if he saki assist him. He at the same time wrote Mr. Allen lb* sum and address of Mr. Bennett, 5, King's Bench walk, and if Mr. Allen hull gone to that gentleman be would bane found that on account of an outbreak of fever at the Home in °Ailey-crescent Mr. Bennett had sent the inteatorto the Home, IMey-road, Oxford, where they still were. As far sit the list of subscribers was concerned, that would not be reedy till the end of the year. Mr. Parry then handed in a latter from Dr. Lakester, to the street that he (Dr. Ltokester) bad been told the Home had removed from Oakley-moment to Utley-toed, Oxford, and that he was afraid Mr. Allen bad not made the owes inquiries as be would hive found that the Home bad • ... THAMES. TFIr DANGERS OF TAMING ORDERS. Marte ROUPDON, aged 27, who was formerly • imitable in the metropolitan police force, and who was described ass baker, of No. 10, Penton - attes t, Walworth, wee brought before Mr. Paget, charged with stealing a sample bottle of Mee, the property of the London and St. !Cathodes Dock Company; with being drank and disorderly; and with assaulting Inspector Tricksy, of the Theme' police, and William Swiegland, • dock constable. It appeared that the prisoner had obtained • "testing order" from swipe merchant to taste wines' in the Loraine Dock, and he had not mule • very judicious nee of it. He converted it into a " drinking order," as the magistrates of this court have sot inaptly termed " tasting orders," and after indulging for some time in the dark sod gloomy vaults, end drinking a large quantity of wine, be emerged from the close atmosphere into the open air. The daylight bewildered him, and be was "off his feet" in an instant, the world seemed to revolve with him, and he found himself to be moat gloriously dmok. Hie antics and shouts called the atteetiou of the dock °Moen to him, and he wee removed to the guard-house where he made an attack on everyone within his reach. He first struck Moore, and tons the sleeve off Ms coat. He then hit the Inspector Triekey with his fist and kooeked him dews sad when be ens down kicked him savagely on the eye , which was both lacerated and mutated. Swing. Ludo,. man twice the size of the prisoner, was the neat object his attack. A random blow slighted on Smingland's heed, and "knocked the senses out of him for • minute." The prisoner acted Iffte a madman, and said he would anni hilate every one in the dock. He was soon over powezed and secured, and on being searched a ample bottle of sherry was found upon him. He said it had bees presented to him by • cooper in the dock when he refused too nem*. MOor — e, -- sWoci-satored Irishman, with • large rent in the sleeve of • good oast, refused to give any evidence against the prisoner. Tiiekey, ;rho was seriously injured, and Swingland, wore am so foreseeing, and made out a strong ease against the ertsoser. Robinmos, $n defence, said that he was very sorry ; drank too teach wine. Ir. Paget sentenced the prisoner to be imprisone i for two snoethe and kept to hard labour for the assault on Inspector Tricksy , The poleax—Oh, pray sir, maks it a fins. I will pay a foe. Mr. Paget—No, I never do it. In the event of violent eamultams police of who have difficult and dangerous dads to perform I inflict fines. WANDSWORTH. ETTNAOIDINART CONDUCT OP A DONISTIC BERVANI'. CAPiAtiaNN Brett. aged 35 years, who described herself as • servant out of place with no home, wee brought before lerham. charged with the following robbery : Mr. Charles 13,nby, of Hotham-villss. Putney, said that the prisoner entered his service on the 27th of July last, and en the following Sunday, while be was at church, she absconded, takieg with her air silver spoons and other ertieles. He gave information to the police, and be did not am her again until she was in custody. He added that he and his wife took ber into their service without a charac ter. She lived with them 10 years ago, and after she left they did n o t nee h er again until three months lance, when she applied to them to assist her, as she was desti tute. She bad neither home *or clothes, and his wife taking pity upon her they agreed to Sod her clothes to make her respectable. He provided her with clothes. and afterwards took her again rate their service. Policeefeestable Taborer, 143 D, mid that about 11 o'clock the previous night he was on duty in Marylebooa lane, when he saw the prisoner sitting on a doorstep. Is reply to his questions she said that she was in great trouble, I and that she had taboo poison to try to destroy herself on ' account of a young man with whom she had been keeping company. She requested to be taken to the inspector, and on Smog to the @Wine she stated that she bed stolen sir spoons belonging LAID. Deaby, and that she wished to give herself up. She also said that she pledged the sporran at a pawnbrokeee at the corner of Charlotteetreet. Tottenham'. court•road, for 21.. and that she destroyed the ticket. Mr. loghsin said be should remand the prisoner a with for inquiries es to what she had been doing during the 10 YOWL . . . . . - The constable red de prisoner bad beam orientnitted at the Old Bailey sessions, aed reeoleed • x months' imprieso. meet. Mr. Lanham then requested his clerk to bass the deed• VIM toady by the next examination. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1865. , ROYAL HORTICULTURAL GARDENS. (THIS DAY.) -4-- By command of her Majesty these gardens were opened free to the public this morning in com memoration of the 46th anniversary of the birth day of the late Prime Goosed, the founder of the gardens. I. the early pert of the morales the misty appearance of the atmosphere created en annoy feeling as to the weather ; and on the opeciog of the gates, at 10 o'clock, there were but few persona compered with the crowd bought together on the like coeesioa last year, During the find boar the number of Annan did not reach three thousand ; and up to 12 o'clock the official return showed only at the eastern entrance 2.823, western entrance 2,200, sad southern entreat* 3,972, making • total of 8,997. Towards 1 o'clock, however, the various approaches to the gardens were booming throned with passengers, and there can be little doubt that as the day advanced the number of visitors greatly incressed. The programme issued for the occasion was portioularly attractive as regards music. Throughout the morning the beads of the 2nd Life Guards, Royal Horse Guards (Big.),?.9th (North Middlesex) R.V., 15th (London Scottish) R.V., and the A and B Division of Polka, played meth pleasing selections ; and this afternoon those of the Greases, Guards, Ist Middlesex &Omer V., Ist City of Lemke FL V., 411th (Havelock's) B, V., the Duke of York's School, and the F, 0, and H divisioes at Police will enter- Uhl the company. The gardens themselves appeared to afford much pleasure ; end the visitors seemed beat upon 0 enjoying Iltemselvee. The place will be closed at 7, i t previous to which the whole of the company will ling I " God save the glum." Nrvranzza Pam FUND.—Mr. Francis Tuaoh Bolls teas been appointed esoretsry of this institution, on the retirement of Mr. H. G. Warren from the post of leasemry "ewe"-- We (John Bull) have great pleasure in stating that the savants reoeived this morning represent lir. Henry Boers as reoovering from the alarming relapse from which he has been lately sofferin;, owing to too great exotics. His medical attendance, however, have strict) forbidden him from opening letters or attending to b of soy kind. Sir Morton Peto, Mr. M'llenry, Mr. Brassey, jun., and party of friends loan by the Elootia to-day for Amer Lot. It is their lotastioa to skit the oil wells, sod import the works for the international bridge which is to connect the American and Canadian lines of railway. Sir Morton Peto has taken the contract for its tionstructioe. Amongst the list of honorary doctors' degree, 1 , conferred by the Uoiversity of Vieaaa at the recent Jett- M lee, we fled the Dames of Mr. Joh. Stuart Mill, Sir Cherie, It Lyell, sad Sir Roderick Morchisse.—The Reader. Mr. &Ahern (says the Era) has been p laying an 81, • gsgemeot at the - Theatre Royal, flosaboroagb, to the e following almost unheard-of prices :—Dtess circle stalls, ts 10e. ; dream boxes, 7s. 6d. ; half the pit at 4. ; other half, at ei 2s. • and gallery, Is. The hawse, nevertheless, were el literelly orummed, the orchestra playing oo the stage, and the roneiriaei mete welly told at 7a. id. a piece. al ABYS:LINIAN CAPTIVE& —The relatives of the so lie IN 100 100 100 141 1 1 100 100 100 100 unfortunate Ousters is Abyssinia, in order to strengthen 21 the probability of their release from the painful captivity V! in which they have lingered nearly two years, have deter- „1 missed to avail themselves of the offer made (signally to al bee Majesty's government by Dr. Bake, the Abyssinian traveller, that ke should go with presents to the court of 10 the Emperor Theodore, and supplicate for their liberation 04 in the name of their distressed families ; and they now ap- :I peal to Christian sympathy to assist them in raising • sum •„! of not lass than 2,0001., which is absolutely required to 7 1 carry out this benevolent purpose. This movement is not es intended to interfere with Mr. Palgreve's mission. It is SE entirely independent is its action, and its object is to pro. at vide against possible failure, which might cause another 10 year's impriscoment of the captives, and even prove fatal to their lives. Letters from Abused& to May 30 state, ;', " Condition unaltered." Should this appeal he generously responded to, Dr. Bake proposes to leave England by the end of September. " Geelong (Victoria) Advertiser a has been informed that "among other mediums employed N by a squatter, at the land selection at Boles; them were et two members of the Legislative Assembly, one policeman, I and four young ladies, one of whom was the daughter of • I clergyman. The pay of the ladies averaged from 1/. to 51. .1 Tr day." It may be well to explain that these mediums" were employed on no unearthly business. N " Mediums" in Australian phrase, just now, are persons ei engaged by a squatter when part of his " run" is a-nong Ii the lands offered by tine government at a land lottery, the ed duty of " miums . being to take oat lot tioketa, as if they were settlers proposing to cultivate laid, attend the g I drawing, sad, it their tickets are drawn before the land of l c their principal is gone. select it, and hand it over to himself le on _paymeat of their fee for attenteace. to Perms or EDITOR RIP.—It is s matter for deep I regret that this mice quiet and peaceful neighbourhood N should of late base gained an unenviable notoriety for ea. Its nous crimes, mime of which go far to prove that there are le is our midst miscreants of the very worst description. Some GI peonor persons have shown their ill-feeling towards u by diabliag a valuable mare while grazing. Oa Saturday, ; the sth inst., her right eye was knocked out, which at the a time was attributed to accident ; but ox the alight of the Ng 13th some person, not content with .bat had been dose, N stabbed her in the right shoulder, indicting • wound nearly I two inches deep. On this occasion her two hind legs were also cut. Comment en such an outrage would be useless, ;,; nor ma we account for the motive which led to the per petration of the crime, toilets it he to show displeasure of N the policy adopted by this journal whoa dealing with public questions ; therefore, we must add this outrage to the list U already referred to, mild, at the same time, mare our friends and enemies that such attempts at intimidation will not a l alter our police in the least.—Stibbereen Eagle. BENDING GUNPOWDER BY A PASSENGER TRAIN.— SI At the Guildhall, Tavistock, on Wedneaday, Jaime Richards, agent to the Coloharton Mining Company, was ) summoned et the instance of the South Devon Railway V i Company, for sending 1 cwt. of gunpowder in • barrel by • g r train, contrary to the by-laws of the company. rZirSeed in the full penalty of 101. and costs. The rail way company gave up their espouses is the matter. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RICILIPTS.—The traffic returns , of railways in the United Kingdom, published for the week ending the 19th of August, amounted ..a 12,170 miles to 745,8911., aid for the corrsepoudiag week of 1864 on 11,830 miles to 712,3971., showing an iocroase of 340 miler, I and en increase of 33,4941. The gross receipts on 14 of the prineipal railways in the United Kingdom amounted foe the j week on 8,759 miles to 616,;5391., and for the corresponding week of Mat year, on 8.448 miles, to 590,2371., showing an increase of 311 mile., sad an isoresee of 26,1021. The increase on the Oalsolooiaa amounted to 6361.; on the Great &stens to 1,6011.; on the Great Northern to 5.1211.; on the Greet Soothers and Western to 1,1151.; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 1081.; on the London aid North Western to 7,1741.; on the London and Brighton to 1,81 8 / 4 on the Leaden and South W cetera to 1,623/. ; on toe Msuchester, Sheffield, sod Lincolnshire to 1,5931.; on the Midland to 1,6601. ; on the North British to 8601. • on the North Easters to 2,5491.; and on the South Eastern to WU. ; total, 26,425 f.; but from this most be deducted 31.1/., the decrease on the Great Western, leaving the increase as above, 26,102. The receipts on 60 other lines in the nited Kingdom amounted op 3,411 miles to 129,5521. ; and for the corresponding week of lastyear, on 3,382 miles, to 122,1601.. showing an Mamma • of 29 miles and of 7,3921. The goods traffic on the 14 systems of lines above mentioned amounted for the week to 290.3491. easiest 275,8251., ahowing an increase of 11,5234 The pea singers. tercels, mails, lam. teeth on those linen amounted to 32r...9911. against 314,4121. for the corresponding period of 1964, showing an increase of 11,5791. The total receipts for the past week show an increase of 21,3361., as compared with thous of the preceding week ending the 12th inst.— Heropetk. A LEOACr Or A MILLION. —Probably the largest Personalu y ever sworn for probate was that of the late Mr. Morrison, of Basildon. Bea/deaths business in Fore-street, and vast landed estates, he bequeathed to his eldest sea a direct legacy of a million, which is said to be the only legacy on record to that amount. Like moat of theme who einem enormous wealth. Mr. Morrison began the world with nothing. In fact there seems to be no receipt for becom ing a millionaire equal to that of walking up to London bare. foot, under • firm conviction that its streets are paved with cold. In the dinivag.room of his bowie at Basildon in Berkshire, which the traveller to Bath passes on the left as he thee by the beautiful reach of the Thames, just above Pangbounie, and which abounds with splendid works of art, the very chairs and tables being from the design of some great R.A., there ere two pillars of a rare and beautiful marble, which originally stood in • church in Italy. where great store was set by them ; but the church being out of repair and in seed of fonds, at length *ought and ob. tained permission from Roam to sell the pillars to the wealthy Englishman who bed set his heart on proeeestng them. The cost of conveyance was eoormonsly difficult and expensive by reason of the extranedioary weight of the columns, which in several places broke into the roads over which they were carried. This story illustrates the energy of the man in getting what he had set his heart upon. Nearly the whole of the Isle of relay, Foothill Abbey, sad vast estates scattered through half the counties fa England, are the result of the same energy. Mr. Morning's wealth would have enabled him to have lived in the utmost splendour; bat, though • liberal patron of the arts , he shrank from display, and was utterly free from tuft-heaths', and loved best the society of artists end men of letters. Up to the time of his will being proved, personal property was not liable to duty above • million ; but the feet of his property Wog nearly foe: times that menet perhaps :=lted to the authorities the expedtesey of a:reading the hieh yam ageoedingly done August, 1859, and the duty payable upon a million is 15.0001., and 1,5001. on each alditiooel 100.0001. Sine* this enactment only one will above • million has beets proved, that of the late Mr. H. Gurney. which was sworn ender 1,100,0001. It will be moo from this that millionaires are. at their death st aE sweets, of sense little service to the pablie.—Preeer's Mag a. sine far Await. ii luio ►N ii....:1 V ^ON 7410 93,10!1 Itj *MO 17,011 10.000 WO woo • SHARE LISTIJ--iTHIS DAY.) Two oNhooz. 74, " The railway market continues to show a favour- e,sol able tendency, and prices to-day have again AC improved in some instanoes. South Eastern t it stock has risen 1 per cent., London and e North Western and Midland 1, and Lan cashire and Yorkshire 1. Metropolitan has de- k dined /. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1251 to 1261 ; Great Western, 65/ to 1 :: 60 ; Midland, 131 to ; Lancashire and 1 4: Yorkshire, 1181 to 1, div. ; South 1. Eastern, 791 to 80 • Metropolitan, 133 to ex div . ; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; ditto s. A, 149 to 150 ; London and South WestArn, 981 to 991 ; Great Eastern, 481 to ; and Caledo- ", nian, 133; to 1341. 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B.le. r. le7o al fainatteekLeictrantit , ) II Wad enmities (Lim) 1 Loud. itricas Trading 11 Loud andCalwian. M.(L 5 Loa.Canntyland&B.(L. 1 Lon4.Dlstrlct Telasa(L.) all God. Man. Mee. (L) 11 land.o.oandbue OM all Load.delaas.ling.Co(L 16 Load, Italian, &salsa. 10 Lood.Mer. Diecouat(L) 10 Lond.Provladalilartae 2 Madras Delia. t Canal 16 Do. liartne lavestnieut(l ) 1 01 Mauritius land.ma.(Lp a Stadia. Milan Psi. IL 1 .0 muths i Main:MP% 41.&DockL. 7/ selltwell Iron It men. 6 Natal Land & 001. 0. (L . ) 6 .1 mann.' Ills.0ow• ILi 5 NatlonelProv. at NaMosal Wain NAT.( 10 'forbad& Ocial dI. 'L. 6 in. New N.2o'l=o LEM.Ag. I s4 Si.Zaalasa4 I.BlArasuls I NorthernAsimorea(Ll 15 N.lirlt. A oetralsalast(L) 106 N. BrEAMereen. In.IL 0i Nnre 0 n0t) , . , 1...0 r, LI ill Nanette Tea(Llnalted) 1 HU par al ',men M•noe . Imam II IS 19 6, ralsntal(lomeasraltila 7 par low 'Oriental Finanetal(Ln. 10 8 7Me te. ( 0•1 07 411 CleL w reneltell as i 1$ % a OrieltlaMalleeam,l4 it 481 Kew er "thiso4lnveat. 1 1 dis par Ottoman Company (1.) 2 4 iNg Wm 11 linsuelal IL , II 7 II me 41M0...a Dee faimitasl) all 4 Z . Orarand.Ocirney,Ce (L 7 II ratusurats.ll.rassituttn.) 8 gfr 74 IN.. New ati 4 6 Paellittv.laad &WM R,/ MO 14 nod Penineolm at O. Atm= on 76 7 8 Do. do, New B6 17 19 p. ebrad• L. R.. M(L re 6 0 41s1 lligianey boa ell II RI Do. New .. ... -...—. all 4 V Idol. City lamprey. (L.) all 13 24 Ditto ditto . . 10 2 4 it. Eta Jalelro bas Pm.) all par ipm RoyslllatUlteam. eaot.austrainveet. L. 100 ila sill ad antltla, knig h t. dCo4L 7 8 6me 4or..9lnan.d*Lonte(L) 10 4 S ens L Ablaut M. A In. (1: I 4 dish ill loath Australian Lint all 80 112 Telegraph lOO 60 (0 Do. iterip ill 4 TM.Conetrue.dllaln.ll. 1 1 Oldie rhammtgerem Te.ir, 6 6 p 6, 74 Trhelded Petroleum (L) I pm • it Acraerattos L. 1 11 88 T. * L Co. of U. Canada L i }die Wu - 183.6failits of Liner. LI I Wm 6 ;label& Tien. Os ( ill I la Ili Unlyses.llAnuiana,(l. , h edts ipil OPPIff AllaU1111111(LIMI. ,Si 1 4pm Latta Van DlOlllOOl land.— 1 181 110 WI ~,,,,,,. siecnea(Lha.) 10 ti lids ... ;6 • • Intliadfa 0104 LI II iti lstia PREFERENCE SHARES. Midland ConsolidatA, 41 per emit., irredeemable, 1024. North Resters, Stock. and Dori. B 6 per cent, 324. North Eastern, Stock, and Dart. C 6 per cent., 321. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Belgian Eastern Junction, 14 to 4. Great Luxembourg, 151. Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean. 451. 31 — n si _ ai - II 404 1 2411 s I 44 40 114 117 iii iii rtuirpsi 8 em. Ms par id 4 4 444 4 •as I WM Oidls 122 . 127 id I 2Ms 1 dli pr i liPai 8 8 die 4gua 1,1 11 • do. II zn 2.11 28 1 'ldle 1 244 114 121 14 12 di, 14 Ws 4 42 $ psi II &I I 1 k0 44 1 lipm —414 1i b 2 o: 11.1*. 16 [5.006 10 F,1761. 4C 10.006 60 10,000 I 1i...06. 10 0,00/1 16 10,0 10 04600 60 11.000 I 100100 I 10.006 10 111,000 10 1 t 6 i s 10. to SI s; al 6 i 10,000 17,110 10 7,500 10 17,110 10 *AN 20 *AW 10 10,006 *AO6IIO MAW 10 MAW 10 MAW 00 moor W WW2 W =. id da id 1 - 11i16 . td 2 las 7 iO4 pr eta P. t 1222 1 it 7 71w si s i 11. 8 die xd .. 16 151 _if. 8_ db .... 84 8i zd fieTE If If al lee les 0 II leas 0• 1 6 1 ad i Den • 001. 31 II 1:1: at 1111. I ts u Oidls 9•1 lip 1 po ±m.. Par' sti N_ M Ed $ 10Ti 114 to - td ate BOXEY MARKET.--(TallS DAY.) Two o'Crocx. The transactions in the share maskets to-day are upon • very restricted scale, and very few variations have occurred in quotations. Consols are quoted the same as yesterday for money, but have receded 1-16 per cent. for the account. The mevemente in foreign securities and financial shares are quite unimportant. English railway stocks, however, continue in request, and are again better in some instances. In the miscellaneous department the moat noticeable feature is a further rise in Hudson's Bay shares. The discount market continues to be freely sup plied with money, and, owing chiefly to the fine ness of the weather, the rate for good three months' bills shows a downward tendency. The general quotation is called 31 to 4 per cent., but an increased number of transactions are reported at 31. In the Stock Exchange thereto for sheet loans on English government securities has declined to 11 to 2 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at fillfr. 42e., showing no change of importance. Consols are now quoted 891 to 3 for money, and 8911.16 to 13.16 for the account (September 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 291, ; ditto, for account, 891, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1; New Three per Cents., ssa, ; New Two-aed-a-Half per Cents., 721 ; ladle Five per Cent Stock, 105 ; sad Exchequer Bills, Bs. die. Very few transactions have occurred in foreign stocks, and the only alterations worthy of notice are a decline of 1 per oent. iu Turkish Consolid6a, and in Mexican. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :—Greek, 201 to 1 ; Turkish Consolichis, 481 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to ; ditto Certificates, 14 to 1 ; Confederate, 6 to 8 ; and Mexican, 231 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Danu bian Principalities, for account, 801 ; Dutch, 617; Egyptian, 1864, 951, 4 ; ditto, 1001.. Bonds, 96 ; Italian, 1805, 781, 9i ; Mexican, 1864, 224 ; Por tuguese, 1856, she., 471; Russian, 1850, 90, 1 ; ditto, 1862, 92i ; Spanish Passive, for account, 291, 1, ; Turkish 1858, for account, 75, 41 ; ditto 1862, for account, 731 ; ditto 1001. Bondi', 74 ; ditto 1863, 694 ; ditto 1865, 431 ; ditto 1001.. Bonds, 441 ; Venezuela, 1864, 411. American securities are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. 5-20 Bonds are quoted 691 to 4 ; Erie Railway shares, 531 to ; Illinois, 781 to ; and Atlantic Railway debentures, 3.51 to 861. The Golden City has arrived from Sydney with 50,000 sovereigns. International Financial shares are now quoted /to 14 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to prom., ex dir. ; London Financial, 71 to 1 prem., sidle.; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to a prem.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, S to prem.; Ottoman Socidt6 Gendrale, 24 to 1 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 161 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 31 to 1 prem. Hats-rssz Two o'CLocx. Consols are fractionally lower, at 894 to for money, and 894 to 1 for the account. The influx of gold to the Bank continues, 85,0001. having been sent in yesterday, making a total 137,0001. since the date of the last return. The 286,0001. by the Swifteure, from Melbourne, will be delivered in London to-day, and a weaker able portion is expected to be retained here. The remittances of specie to the Rut show a decline, the amount engaged for transmission by the steamer Poouah on the 27th inst. being only 8,415/., of which 6,115/. is silver for Bombay and 2,3001. gold for Alexandria. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is still 21 to 3 per cent. ; at Frankfort and Amster dam, 3 per cent. ; at Hamburg, 31 ; at Berlin and Brussels, 4 ; and at Vienna, Turin, and St. Peters burg, 5 per cent. With referemoe to the announcement yesterday of the reported failure of Meagre. W. Wil son and Sons, of London and Glasgow, export boot and shoe manufacturers, we are glad to be able to state that the suspension was merely temporary, owing to an unexpected with drawal of funds by the executors of deceased part. nera. The firm almost immediately resumed pay- , ment, and it is strictly understood that every engagement is being punctually met. it should also be added that at a meeting of the priuci;al creditors, lately convened by the surviving partner, the accounts showed a considerable surplus. The foreign exchanges yesterday showed no varia tion of importance. Subjoined is the usual list : Leestordans, short, ILIB4 to 11.19 ; ditto, a months, 12.1 to 12.14. notterdem, 3 months. 12.1 to 12.14; Antwerp, 7t months. 25.524 to 25.57 i ; Brawls, 3 month", 25.524 to 25.574- Hasolwirr. 3 month', 13.10 to 13.'04; Par it, short, 15.20 to 25.274 ; ditto, 3 months, '45.45 se 25.50 ; Narmillea, 3 mouth., 25 15 to 23.50; Frankfort. mythe-Madas. it months, 1214 to 1214 ; Vetere, 3 month; 11.20 to 11.274; Trieste. .5 months, IL2O to 1L271 ; Petersbnre. 3 months, 304 to 301 ; liedrid, 3 rounnw, 174 to 474 ; Oahe. mouths. 474 to 471 •. Legbord, 3 mouths, 25.574 to 25.624; Miler. 3 months 25.574 to 25.324; Geom.. mostrts, 25.575 to 23.824 ; Nepie;, d rimathe.2s.s74 to 23.624; narrow, it months. Mori to 25621: %wise. 3 mouths. 25.574 in 25.624 ; Lisboa, 3 months, 514 to 511 ; Oporto. 3 months, 514 so 514. The return of the Bank of France for the week shows the following changes: Coln and bullion Circulation lncrease 80.000 Treasury balance lmmense 38,090 Curtest scopes% Moved* 500.0(e1 Wile discounted Adventism A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Scott, Bell, and Co., East India merchants, who suspended payment in the early part of last month, is called for the 31st instant The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Friday, the Ist September, a special settling-day in the shares of the following companies : passel &baton (Limited), tTo be matted in the Twior. Hassageris ODIUM (Limited). J s-Week Lit. Rhos Hall Imo (Limited), The committee have also ordered the shares of I the Merchant Shipping Company (Limited) to be marked in the daily instead of the twice-a-week list ; and the fully paid up shares of the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company (Limited) to be officially quoted. At a meeting yesterday of the New City Club Com pany it was resolved, with the concurrence of the chairman, to adjourn for a month, two auditors to be appointed to examine the accounts in the inter val. and to submit them to the adjourned meeting. The contractors of the United Danubian Princi palities Loan, 1564, give notice that the half - yearly coupon, due st September, will be payable in due course at the London Agency of the Imperial Otto man Bank. The annexed letter relates to the Standard Bank ; of British South Africa : Sir,—ln consomme°, of the immense depreciation is the marked value of the shares la this commiey—a depreciation ' wholly aawammtad by soy edictal informatina whieh has reached ne up to the lest advice, from the Cape—l am in- strurted by the directors to communicate to you the follow. iog, being the latest intelligence to band regard - mg the ho' mots of the company. The beak's general manager, writing from Port Elisabeth, where the commercial crisis bee bees chiefly experienced, states that havieg carefully eeratleised all the tad sad doubtful debts at that branch, • he estimates oar hem there at 20.4001. From Natal, where j the mien has also bees very severe, the manager reports I 1001. will cover his low, although the badness traasse•ted there by tbio Illsedard Bank hes beeo very oonsiderable. Satisfaotory reports have likewise been received from Daps I Town. and the other large bneebee of the emptily, and the chief managerof the Orange Foes State branches (when, enasequent on the 'lotion of the local government, prep paratioes bad been made for withdrawal previous to the 'attire* of hostilities) repasts that at Elosmfestela. and Faarestnith be does sot think our interests will meek mire, but at the met of war, where the bask has small sassy, he stet" " we may prepare ourestma , for aceneleca."' Tets agency bad only a amid et 10.0001.. sad se the teie.ess bed been contrasted psis ID the NS' break of hostflitks, the lose an ea* bsenieS. If the directors, therefore, take twist the reported Isessa, or my 40,000!. in all, to cover any additional knee, they tem* that they will then have provided for ate the losses el the bask, secordieg to the infermstioe whick he. yet resoled them. The directors 01410 b regret them honey Isseepe,but them Audi at the melit of reserve fund 56,000 t, med at coedit et mit profits for the tall year ending 20th Jose last 23,0001.. isekkeg Is all 79,0001., which, dishmtlug the estimated isms will leer* the capital of the beak newt, red slsw• Last at the errdit of reserve land. Is the event sissy further intelligence of suflielest importance being Teemed before the neat ordinary meeting ie °debar, _the semolina be communicated by circulsr to the sharehehliere.-120. ell, y one very obedient servant, W. F. Sitsni, Secretary. The Standard Bank of British Smith Africa assited), 90, Cannon.etreer, Londe". 25th A ugmfß The following communication was posted in the Stock Exchange yesterday : Consolidated Bank, Fenchurch-strest, August 24. Sir,-1 bare to inform you that since the 27th ult we have received from New York remittances sineustiee se 24,1641. 17s. sd. at 'moment of the Atlantic and Great West ern Railway Compaq for interest astousts-1 am, sir. your obedient sets ant, W. 0. Bowes Manager. IL Slaughter, Esq., Secretary Railway Department, Stock Fachnage. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 637/. over last year. ! The second general meeting of the Surrey Com mercial Dock Company will be held en the Fitk September. The directors of the Nerbudda Coal and Iron Company announce a second call of 11. per share. making 31. paid. FIUDAS _EVIXINO. Consols opened this morning at 891 to j for money, and 891 . to for the account, and remained at those pr isms throughout the day. The aloud busi ness report is se follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 891, f ; ditto, for account, 89E 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89/, 1, •, New 'Three per Ceara., 89i, 1 ; Bank Stook, 249 i ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 105; ditto Four per Cent., 1051. India Five per Cents. and Exchequer Hills closed the dine as yesterday at 105 to I, and 3s. dim. to Is. per. In foreign stocks Italian and Maxicen 'bonds are quoted rather hi her . The new Turkiekscrip shows a fresh fall to 6i discount, and the OuosolidFs are likewise a fraction lower. The Anglo-Turkish Lows of 1862, on the other hand, improved. A moderate business only has been transacted in joint-stock bank shares, but the market closed with a firm appearance. Alliance, English Joint Stoel4 Hindustan, China and Japan, and London and Buenos Ayres were quoted higher. A recovery has also take 3 place in London and South African, and Standard of British South Africa. The shares of the financial companies showed an upward tendency. London and Financial were in especial request, and rose 7s. 6d. Im perial Mercantile and Credit Fonder and Mobilier were also firmer. Prices were quoted as follows : International Financial, 4 to 14 prem.,; General Credit, 1 7-16 to 9-16 prem., div. ; London Financial, 711 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 17-16 to 9.16 prem. ; Credit Raider and Mobilier, 3 1-16 to 3-16 prem. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were last quoted 3 5.16 to ;46 prem., showing a farther slight decline ; National Discount, 114 prem. • Joint-Stock Discount, to 14 dice, being sa: higher ; Egyptian Trading. 1 to 4 dia. • Ottoman Societe Generale, 21 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1, • further advance of 2e. Od. ; Lioa. Brewery, 4 to 11 prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 24 to 1. In other miscellapeoun de scriptions an advance occurred in Fore-street Ware house, International Land Credit, sad Royal Mail Steam, and • decline in Madras Irrigation. City of Milan Improvements shares have. partially rallied. London and St. Katharine Docks sto ck shows a further improvement The dosing (but in many cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Metropolis Sewage, 104 to prem.; Lmdon Bridge Land, 2 to 1 dis. ; London Jute Works, to 1 prem. ; Mend Park and Hotel, Ito 11 prem. ; Belfast and Bangor Railway and Land, par to 1 prem. ; McQueen Brothers, 1 to 2 prom. ; Marseilles Extension Railway and Land, par to 1 prem. ; Auglo-Greek Steam Navigation, 1 to 3 prem. ; West Worthing Mansions and Hotel, 14 to 21 prem. ; and General Estates, 2.1 to 44 prom. MINKS-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocz. In the mining market to-d;;, - tinTrei; a demand for Great Vorand East Lovell shares, which show au upward tendency. The former are now quoted 35} to 36, and the latter Ili to t% • Great Busy Are called 2/ to 3 ; Clifford Amelgaiiia.l.l, 231 to } ; East Cara Brea, 5i to 6 ; Gawton, 15a. to 20a.; Lady Bertha, 103. to 12a. 6d. ; Wed' Caradoe, 10 to i •, Wheat Grylle, 5 to 7 ; Wheal Buller, 23 to 24 ; East Grylla, 4to 5 ' • Great lAxey, 20k to 21 } ; and East Caradon, Ili to 12. '.. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. The subjoined weekly report with reference to the metal market is extracted from the circular L Meters. von Dadelazen and North : Titers has ben no change of importer:tee is the metal market this week ; there is a little more bonnie .doing, Ind prices in many instances have further declissd. dron : The demand for Welsh and Suiffordsbirs iron csaticues good, and the tinkers ans well employed. Scotch pig trou h.m ael yeami to 545. lON. cash. Copper :—Mannantairod keeps doll, and rear is °tuneable under official gaga ins. la foreign but little has been don, Barns, 891. to 901. ; Wel laroo, 881. 10e. Tin is lower in the f+CA of • good demand for export sod consumption, Waite haste ind to 881. sad a forced mile of Bence reported st &ash cos. liaises to be offered wader smelters' quotetiosa. Tiu plates are lc very good demand, sad prices about le. per box higher. p' s. This anent remains inactive, 191. few English ptga. Speller: Very little Waken reported, Lose don, 221. ss. ; forward, 22/. ; Huff parcels are offered it 'I 221. 2s. a I Lou._ l orbio, It ei. - Coast I LaiitAdgabAlua. &Dim Do. Met E den. A 6 p. e. acionallorth 14-6,qala-br.14.1, Itsaa..thot..4 Llooolook Yotropoillos Do. Now Do. Rztouslon llotto.Dis. (Pro. Out* Do. L 9 Sham .. Do Bum. d De;b, lad Rost ..... North MILD . un lidln.,Portiaitisid N. Nottoro—lharwtak Do. G. N. I. Pore Do. lodic Do. rah..... ._ Do. CorUsls Do. IltooddLusillog Do. do. 1816.68 Do. do. 18 01 North Loados all 100 10) 100 13 W. de, 111164 Nara kdderdslatte N. it 0. Wasters Jams Scottish Contra! Ilcattbdi N.& Abdr,lit.k deottlab Indldad Iprepeli Sout D death /Astra Signet,W oklattm:ao Taff Vale ve D :of o l46 " tb .. ****** we erloo Whitehall Week ()unmet' I 18, q 11. Nii IT 11 PROVINCIAL SMART MARKETS. Unman'. Aram 23.1141•4 today : —Great Eastern. 0 1 — Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1181 18 4 xsL —London and North Western, Int il 7 l 4 1 } ll l—Manchester, hester, Sheffield. and Lin coln, 574 71M 1 1 I—, 130 I—North Eastern, - wick cap i tal stock. 1111 — So u Eastern, 794 11—London and North Western, St. Helena A. 1074—Orast W 'stem of Goads, 12 d.—Erie, 584 rd.—lllinois Central. 784—United States Five Twenties, ID. -Dutch ' banish, 7t p.—Great L3 , olnboorg shams. 163 9.l6—Alliance bank London sad Liverpool ;Limited', 41 p.— Eastern Exchange Bank (Limited), 14 d —Liverpool Financial Association )Limited). 1 lel— Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Li mile d', 41 d.—Na tonal Bank of Liverpool, (tnnited), 6 rd. p North mid South Wain, Nit —North Western Bank (Limited), Op. Royal 7 per mat, 114—Albion Matins (Limited), 1 d.—British and Foreign Marine (Llnsited), 24 v.—queen 'eminence. I=- 1:talon Marine (Umited), 1 p.—British and South A Stems (Limited), 31 d. —Mersey Steam and Iron (Limited;, 1 4. — North Shore Mills, 001, x Mineitartelln. AVOCST 211.—A moderate hnsiness and prices very Arm, closing not quite at the highest. Alliance Bank (Limited;, 44 p —Great Bastion, ail— Great Luxembourg, 184 11.16—Great Northam A, 101 16, VA—Great Western, Illinois Central, Central, 734 —LanaMire and Yorkshire, 113/ - _Lot don and Caledonlan Marine Insurance ,(Li mited', D. on and North Western, 1261 1 I—Manchester and County Bank (llotted), 4 p. cash—Manch Sheffield. sad Idneelneldra, 6714 142:}t 761 I—Ditto 31 per cast. Pref.. 116-11datropell tan. 133 M dam*, 1801—New York and Erie, 63North Eas tern, Bev' icks, 11111.—North Ftaffortishire. 761—South y ou 7 , 1011414 z.—Untted States 6.83 Years Beads, IS eash—Orcat Northam new. 101 P. MatiotagaN, AtleCilt St.-71w tranesettrell in stodge an Mann today included Moat Valley Osarmtteed. as 74: Lloyd's Banking Company's shares, at Si prem. Birmingham Baotiag Company. at 131 : Birmingham Financial, at 11 and 1 1616 prem.: Ethanol. MITI. Guaranteed, at die ; and Gloucester Wagon, at 111. Shealeld per cent. preference offered at 011 ; Birming ham Town and Dbtriet Bank, at 164 : Birminithes and Midland Bask, at 160—Midland (United) quoted at 3 ten nits; Alliance The. at fa. 6d tots. preen ; Musts's Metal, at I as 11 dig ; and Small Arms Computes shares at 2 dia., sellers. Dogma. Ammer lA. New Three per Cent. Stock. i Ditto for account, 7th September, Sal I—lndia Tim par ten t.. 100 4—lent of Ireland (100 l paid). Ml—Natiosidßank 410 1 . paid) (se 1. 834—Prortscial Bank Mt Paid), 01-11 0 Yal adall ppK naMhsai—lhalar lop o.lavaal (E. W. _Paia).W Voloo Bank ((United) Pa 1 , 174—City et Debits alleipaam, SW—Duadaa (Limited) (I gtdl 4. 6l—Mialag Cemgany Me ydl. pald), No—Memo." ret. lan 9.14 E (nob —Doom labtAllias Palace (Limbed) g i fr oi tithoot Ewa am ma Wanton' ( ROL paid), elf— Dabaahonan, SEM EL. lE. ORDI NA RY ea&i AND STOCK& N hIS IN IN N N lIILITISIi PONSBNIONS. s.nw~ra Ahltuattob St Lawyers' I Sr. Hy - .* C. is.i.sp.e. _ _ Do. 7 Maras Buffalo dtLaka Burn Do. Proforma, Daft. lizont.,dcOodorledi o 1 er out 11714-4 Oil E. tasters we. g. Cops T. 3 Doak 3P. 0.11. Denamsra.7 p.o.per.pra . Idiot. Igol gd. 5 do ling Indian gs. do ije._J Natal44}a Nun,. rat. ____ p &midi.. 40. dawned I wit Bonds.. o. lotorred goof. nook .. do. deterred rt. Te.it Indian Pdvtosuls 110. ry~Do. . 6 ro r "*" t S. of Indlla IT. 6 p. el, Do 41 pee co* EL ~ lo.kro of Canada Do. Now Do.op o.Bats.pay.l67s D 0.4 do. do. DOM Indian ttranotk Untied Manna gear. 6 p. oat £lO. do. £f Do. an. do Do. lath Iletb. Corp. 6 per a Ed Volk and Robson's Bap N.LotOmegke.tesp.B, bind*, gun r Do. Pnagsao do Do. Indus 84. riot. do I Oklalai Petals. 16 bi lel Um Par 19a 4 64 9 10 H 101 70 76 ISO 101 101 i 1091 1111 . !O.& - I IP - To 171 182 IN 110 66 88 68 68 II 68 an 66 66 *6 61 *2 25 SI 14 26 163 164 2 1031 01k 121 0 tul 0 i•UNI 304 I d 6 zd! JOINT STOCK BANNS. 4 MAMMY* . Bit. I lathinclunt.*Uverpood . _ Do. Issued at 10 pm Anglo Amnia° Anglo Egyptian (Maj &Judo Ransil Manned takticliank.Cor.nagahl nuatralaala no. No. /Isakonetlidstali beat of 'Opt &tag of London gat* of Otago (Limited) Rank of Queeuslaud (Li Saiskofflototts,Austfts Rack of New !attend , Barneys Bank (Limited ". Iki nr7 ti.h uau N R . Csalter A :asTa .. i . l l C. Bk. Indla.Aos., Chins !hart. YSr. of (MLA, Weida uaßk of Canada • .410. 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No. . ow kali War: Now Labatt (liadied) I Werth Nauru tOrkatal Beak Corpora rr,!ria. asal!togOorp.f L I I irovina. el !alma 991969,Pa5j.,19•911 w. lama at 2 pat %alb *winds% 'lead. at D. 9, arias 4.. la stapes (Taloa al avaitaDa Onlon of Wm ), Wan at Laois M 96 I Pd I 01. arks.. I ra aist..a w.r arm IND an UM OsseralFlealmir Zonal I VA. lan laaellt.Esilarla WA 11 77 ,et Ssatbraivtaa ra— I MAW:iv Coilliestid4 ,400 11j 117 Na I Ns. I COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (Itt ILIICTIOO AND INITINATIONAL TELIORLYII.) IRROIt OAR OWN CORRESPOND/W.l Market firm ; Wee 12.000 bales; .peculation sad export 4,001 TALLOW MA RICILT.—(THIS DA Y ) The market is - steads at MO following prices . —Tows tallow, 45a, net oath ; Potersberg T. 0., oe the .pot, 441 . to 44.. ; Demmbee, 45.. td . ; January to Mara, 435. 91. ; Mara, 4Ga "buyers." MAIM? Aetasugs. —Tows tallow 47.. 3d. ; fat lir ditto, 2.. 3itd . ; policy Bauer , 466. ; m elted stuff, 34g. Gd. rough ditto, 19a; tallow greases, 19s. ; good dregs, Ca. 13111THYDILD HAY 11AR.1011.-(THIS DAY.) Yr. Charles Jams, Easton worts prime as Sallow : Primo old clove►, from 120 a to 140 s. ; interior dit.4, 100 s. to 1104. ; prism me .doo hay, 1104, to 1234 ; intense ditto, 95.. to 100.. ; staaw, 565. to 424. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Vegetables costing/so abundant sod good. Lap imports. Bons of F lea pears; peaches, and seetarines contiene to strive. Eoelisb pears comprise Jergeseile, Bon CM& ties, and Beitme d'Agnaolis. For pise-apples sad grapes Vlore is still a heavy a.le. Annie' and plums are abets deal. Kent filberts are analog is is good Coedit/ea. Good kideey potatoes felon from Is. to Yfr. per doses poem& Flowers shied, meat of oretilds, teethe, peter. geohuaa, sometime sad plootess, mignonette, sad roses. !MUTT. Phis apples, per Th.. Ss to In Apples, per ems, Is ad to le Grapes, me lb., la 61 to Ls I Oneness, par 140, US to NO reaebek per dec. as to as lANSOI2II, Per 100 . eel° la Nectartsms. do„ Is to as Nets, rob, per lade, bOs toles Apricots, do., Lad to as par bushel, 114 Tip, do., Is to bad Almonds. do.. Ids 10 , ,35 Plums, per semi, 9d to U ed vzosTARAL =es, perdoz.,ls 6,1 MUM lesidpe poor bane% two to ej pi , h a lf Oseasalsers. each. Id to 91 I as to 34 O. par doe. Is ad to Ss Pow per stave. as to Sa Illatisaa, per *b., ad Patsies", yome hmeots, par asilla, pro lb.. Id ton, eon to Ms Latham. Pm dos-J. llo d Stoats, dn.. es to 704 diadive, pm score, le to is ell „ roam 110. to 140, Artichokes, D. dot., is to Os oser, round. /ASO Llo pet liemeradish, D. bunch, ls to 4 cwt. bilsolsetssass.st post, is to la NI 1 do. Kidneys, Ili taLts pie Passim, pos be ban.. So MY do. . Bobs, per bench. ad Ousts, Der Ulnas Id to Ili CZ!VAL PALAOS.—A east of the statue of the Prime Owerert lobe insagateied by the QOM 411 d hamar d Gebses thisAisy nal be he exhibition Ws show soon ht the extra transept. I . 1 • • i t I. tl A ai ; Pm' k P H II H a 1 .wirt