The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-31 00:00:00

let 11 tor. I mad to all on her co Tomdsy, because that warn the most eommewisist dog whoa she wanted to go out, Anil It was lily habit to go with bar. Hatt saw her alone ill the thuolay Wore lb. murder. 1 sprat th e evraiii4 with he,. I wont sheet eight n'ekirk, sad about two. I soen • letter to Yr. Cooh• to maks an appointment 1..1. at the paper. Wises haands Um: appututstast to now cm the Toseday I ale. made an appointment with the to .hieureal to sm. sad most him on the Tussda=imi at Acres at her boom. 1 ilid sot go .t..yeti at tome to hare an early iliaser with 111, .00, li.t.alemd to get there as rise alter es I amid. 141 art get there before ttalf•put I. I thew knocked **Tyrol time., hot could not get adanissem. I wai1...1 oar &lame sad Monied. lint reedit seat gain ohni.• ram. col 1 thought mho had goms out. I 'Folic net a • of toper, " Mr. Nap cagod— gfra Estate. 1.104 at 1"° :.0.1 1 threw it down the arm. 1 did sot call I ...ported she would call as me. It was not unuouil of late for me sot to me her fir miring as from the :Mods,' to the Friday, breams her barium* Mid so much alout kWh". fly •• lama--I as a Malnwer. Its the l'oetswer- the has drpooted melds, sad with nor tor safe keeps & I InAl so paper in which thainsin al any .4 her peoperty. either in the ahripi...f • will or ethane... I know of a. will beteg in existews.. I have no reams 4. behove that she made say will : but I ho .he tally blended to do sin. I wrote receipts for her 'a the Vanity evening, Ike hot time I saw her. I wrote the T'. p 1 risen to a not 1... k .h e h i d. b u t w hi c h I kept. That hook Aid not cogitate the secount .4 the whole .4 het property. I awl to prepare the receipts at my ow e home swept aadm special rl7cumstartms. I cannot my how massy hawses booboo& h reference to. It is la the cu,tody of Mr. RtAlir, the labeller, hi *Men I horded it ow. r irheo I heard of the death 44 thud's...ed. The receipt I wrote ow lot nanday is the owe produced 1. eiryamer-11.1.. not know what was the amosat the swab, riallected ia the week. I onaisot my bow mash she menived on the boaday. She med to say to rat somothwas haw ant& she 11.. d col. Metal. Ind 'hey won more pagrag weeds, of which I leek as Wis. whoa elle received on the Meaday uss 'rte property. of which I took oo account ins the book. I catem4 give aa al the ananont. I was sot no latiorte term" with any member of Mr. Emsley'a family. I .1•1 am Immo any of them. I propersl m•r....re to her firma the bat I. theme worth, '• the will .1 the Lord be dome." (A lau,:h. I AU the inter• mane hetweva a. Ida that nation began AM coded by run eating •• the la•alo will he dross. (Laughter.) Mau I ...LA tore al. att her property she told me that the trust ig-vertir ea. shoat aka'. • year. I do not know the on....int .4 her other poyety. Mr Jane.. Wright I live at Mileirad• wo o d I an, c•.11....-tor deal A;trta. In conropiesee .4 the 1 , ...,4.4 the 1.44 unpin,. and what I saw in the mews. par..r., I • rote to We that I MIAs the person who tabled oa her on the :....iturtlay pre.s.o. to her thigh. It was them between 'in and warn. I went them to inspect the leper at her more*, with the view of selling it for her. When I went to the home the eionromaa bet ore in. I *rid omit.... will Mrs. Essaley and she showed me • go-d many patterns e 4 paper .ml told a they were very cheap, Having looked them over, I went down into the whir., and had a elms with kin for half... hour. I .aw :1 rota eitting es the maim between the passage and the leek door, sad Mn Liatoliry teal to him. as we wen gong opetaire, "He into the garde. and me if you cannot had some weeds to pill up The roloner mad the jury bad now beard all the that mall be laid before them. At lb. out meeting, a. they would recollect, he obeerred that there might be other el - Weave to 60 1411 i WM* thosm which erin not then in A6t .rate to be preeentaL That remark arose from ~..ornon., stem. which had haw made to him se b ituprines that 6.4 t•o ueil out to be perfectly fruitlce. He .hd not mesa to °mien:doe the advents:lr of ouch CvlllltilUnif,i• hos.. Bundy yeaterday be received a letter f r o m a elerenwo it. Lawn, and although it spoke of what mixht not he .4 any moment, it was eel! that ever?. gerrion who thought he could throw any kelt ,m a unea se.... a till* kind should communicate what he believed would treat to promote the ends of justice. The jury would bear is mind that they were willed with the view not only of ascertaining the • AllAti.t death, hat also of dim-over*, if pnesible, who Ir.a the forma by whom death was oecasioited. There wao, therefeee, a twofold object in the inquiry. sot. wttit.teml. II g the advantage to society of ror•oleta . courts, tho tratln..r. of which were almost Iwo e•e• ii A roort ins own rimed there wum no praoi iolity of re-opening it, and he thought, therefore, that hie 'hay would he lest ibacharited by hut adeturein; the mart. He did not think there w••ult1 he any alvantage in calling them together, petlaspe meiarily, from their Moors by Aziag a given day ; for, not withstanding all the activity, seal, sad utelkl<ewe .4 the cabers, there was no such evidence in their possessosa u would justify hint is lanai • positive time foe resuming the in. quire. He should, consewaeutly Millie exercise of his din eretinil, adjourn the mart sine .11.. At tb. same time, as the matter was owe of great importance, be thought it right that the Jury aboald Ire bound over la a high, sum than Ito v tool been hitherto, .0 that if Mtlythittg further turned up to Justify it they Tight he esllcl together iu a .!Dirt period po.ittly at half andtorit's notice. A juryman-1 wish to say that there is • ',phew, whom it it believed, not only on my own p a rt, b u t ea the part .4 some of my brother • jurymea, it would be desirable to examine. The ('oroner su-xested that if it was thought any acleast. tage would be derived from caning the rennet referred to, 14 any ..they, Islme hon. it would be better to communicate with Ithe coroner) prinitcly, otherwise it was pwaible the ends .4 petic.• might be frustrate/I. The ;unman had mem...sell the 'eater to the police netters in charge .4 the ease. but as be had not received a sitisfs,tory answer, he thou,;,tit it beget to apply to the "dais head. rh. r.woriew would he glad to re.- lee any information Iron the ‘watletoan as to an, pout which kw suppoeed eocild tr.d to the elucidation of the caw, aad act oral it hereafter jur% no'. Oen hound orer in recognisance. of 501. h t.. Att..u.l aganb when sonaniotioL SERIOUS PIRA' AT BLACICWALL -(THIS DAY.) Between the hours of twelve and one o'clock this morsiss information leeched the Loaders ire Mates. that o terrible Iler hml broken out is the Woe ladle Docks. et Poplar. 4, o hull spot assay of tie lead mins* a. well ea the powerful llostnig mire hem &nth wark Argue. •tesftd• After the laud empires had sot i• far as Poplar, the fireless Lintel that the “Itthreak had takes place is the exteniive same of premier. helongine to the Themes 100 Steam Duet C...isparsv (formerly Mars'sl.4tuate is Oreharii-yeni, I.llack wall. The premien several several sere. ('p.m this space were alerted the worhshope, the raw nag, the engioe Moe s, sod the *ides gems. The clinometry apposes to have bees made by the watch• man employe! us the works. Smoke Miming in dose Mellen from the mekshope convinced him that the place was oe Ire. He at °see pare the eseeelerry alum. In a very few minutes the dock eompamrs imps. atteeded as well as the bilged* enlace fess Wellelane.opiare, Jeffrey -spar% Watling-streak Vartisipluestimit, noutkerark.bridge-rred. ehanes-dreet, and other more distant depots. brinzio,, woth thou powerful babes of Itarm mad Mr. &ides, the chid edger of the A 4Striet, and esOaears Seantom Perryd. Jwtwl. the allow is madesed d the upper Omit. sad several other elld.k l'pna the arrival of lb.. powerful form the 11.00.41 wove Mt to work fr en a lewd rwlifslY of the Zest Loados easpeay's amiss, but the dawn emovldy amemed a featful mreadeney, ea that at tut them woes eel Ism than 2.10 fed of dams ascee• shag law the air. The ilevAntatiue continent. sad the lames estendsil au the nechanl.hoses Tar.nk the property of Ur. 0. liremovl victualler, and Noy 4 mad 3 , Orehard.phee. let Nal so teiresseata. Woof* to Masers. Meat and 4 . 0. . the brewers, of Tuttenhasivouraread. Hy sews to-day the M was gut motor, bet it was not entirely lentinceialied. The whole at the weekdays, the taw mills. plats( rooms, asl elegise homes, are hissed Jowe, sad She steak im the yard weer* daseased by Are. This loss will fall es the Phalli% Odle, The (*char, hoew Tavern. sew( Nos. 4 mid 0. Ordieril•ploee. an al.n med. &temp.! by ire arid water. The sues of the catastrophe is unknown at present. TUX WELitla •ND Tar. EitNITRN.-011 It .day eirfl.ll/1X lasi, when it 11011 , TIV lotion that the " his Mil." ir.lsipeal at Melfonl flares, aim* of the forliraii who Imre at chapel seemed to he struck with a pun,- ; they all rattled forth from the differuot places of worship, l.nvise the ministers to preach to euiptt *cuts. A very slims time after the people hat "halted,' the Prttn hen site and followed, thee sting the curious spry mete .4 the guiding the sanL in Ilse way liar shuald so. • PI 411. .i.arad. Twit Wisottrsi Disrfacr AND TIM FllltNell Ta"TI, Os Weilueeihor morning • special meeting of the Huttlerifiebt Chtnitvr d Commerce was Wird to delihe este 111.41 what steps shintl he takes is eendiezins with the I. reach Trude. A letter was read buns an Emboli sonat ina. ors the restimid, ahle to speak with authority us the matia. that 110.. the mercilessa and rrisenfac tarces is the Ifsditrrsitchl .recut were alive to their in. r. it-tts, and took step.. to promote the same, they would sot ohtau sorb a tariff as would enable them to wad their Vial. lido Fore* seder the new treaty. The letter added that I h.• ralrst.otra mode to convince the authorities in charge .4 'he question of the necessity for bow , r 4 injure., duties hid failed. The imestion haring Nan iliariaiaad, it was re• ...hod to note smother attempt; in casings-tins with Leeds end Wales*. Di oder tie Prowl arthritis' to maks urns , se • rod Mr. Weir sr roilractod to bald hinself is r , 111111e.. to poressd to Parr at any errs -et, r a dept.. 1,00 froal the iluddemileld Chandler. It was resolved to advertise foe soMeriptinas to defray the up , 11e47 .1 Cie .1...- p.st,t.ft, which haws abwely reached a considerable era. ador.t.rdor Crowder*. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1860. LAW INTELLIGENCE. Res DAT.) CO'RT OF BANKRUPTCY. fikforn Mr. Commissioner noblamps.) 1y RI CHARM( carets. This was the first sitting. The bankrupt was a silk mnr ehaut, of totter-lane. His liabilities are 10,0001. ; upsets, pis.perty kohl a. security. 7,0001. Mr. Henry Iluttt , rie, .ccmatun, of Old Jewry, and Mr. David Urak.•• fora, .ilk nierehant, of kraal Win. hesteratreet,werechiiseti trade s..ignees. Mr. Reed, Oreaharuatreet i iS the solicitur ander the pricesslinps IN CZ 111111TH AND PATIENT.—LARCF. rAitrar. It THE /SATHER ?BAD . This ens the sitting for the proof i.f debts and choiee of &minces under the bankruptcy of William Smith and Wil liam Francis Patient, of Bernalindeey w•mad, tanner. and leather merchants. trading under the arm of "Smith, Patient, and rimiC , ." The bankruptcy occurred above a fortnight ego, there having berg a previous attempt at snaditypup out of court. The petitioning creditors am 3leors. Currie, tankers, of Cornhill, who had discounted some of the bankrupts' neceptato-e, of the thrifts 11 Law rence and Mortiniore (Strratfeild and Co.). The act if honk is a declaration of insolvency signed by both the - hisakrupts on the 9th of August. A Bodement of liabilities and probable Islets (prepared by Meeers Coleman and Co.) has already appeared. Ths in round number., are trgi,trigt ; esti mated by the ionkrupts (including 10,010. from the private estate .1 Mr. !Muth), 45.004/. to a Imo., extent. ore in respect of hills of Mewri. Streatfeild Wad CO. Prri—fs to the amount of 200,00. Y. were now made. Mr. 'unmans lirookebank, leather-factor, .4 the Leather market, Bermondsey, and Mr. Jahn Lawfotd, of Messrs. ettllitti bank, were chosen trade Mr. Canaan is the efficod assignee ; sad Mews. Murry, Moe, and Hutchings ate the solicitors ander the proceediar. Mr. Mews appeared fur the Isinkrupt, ; hut so AllOW.ioCe we. &eked fur. IX na w. tacur.Ne. The bunkrupt len a .hoe manufartuter of Din-entry. Hu lialublbee are 20,0001.; omen about 4,0001. Mr. L. Danbrot le the aen.untaat engaged ..0 theme'. Mr. (Nur and Mr. WetheraU, nearing*. were Yluw.'n trade =ere". or The ylkitnin under the bankrupt c y a r e Meow. lAter and Haekwund. IV J emos CH I,DWICK. The bankrupt was a siame-merchaut, of Augustus-street, Regret's-park. This was the tint sitting under the bank ruptcy. A preliminary statement of affairs by Messrs. Hart Brothers, shows dente of Al7ll ; no accurate estimate of the asset* can yet be made. The following creditors were chmen assignees: —Mr. Crowther, stonemason, of Nurthowram ; Mr. Gamete., bookkeeper, of Drunley, Yorkshire ; sod Mr. 11. F. Thrum., grotheman, of Perey.stmsk Belfordaquare. Mown. Lakkillf mad Rockwood are tito soliciton under the prociamilima PriclL we 67 • 66 IT• ,~i LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY.) (BT DRMAH AND HIM MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (rßox OUR OWE CORRESPONDENT.) Grain market firm. Wheat and Sour is good request at full prices. Maize steady. Beans quiet. AU other articles is moth:rote demand, at oadmaged rata Weather fine. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two oTwow. The railway share market to-day is better, owing to the improvement in the weather. An advance of Ito per cent. has taken place in most of the principal stocks. Several descriptions are to-day quoted ex div. London and North Western stock is quoted 99} to 100, ex div. ; Great Western, 70 to I, ex div. ; Midland, 1231 to 124 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to 108 i, being in especial request ; South Eastern, 843 i to 87, ex dis.; Caledonian, 931 to 9t ; and Great Northern, 114} to 1151, ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quoted li to 1 dis. Great Western of Canada shares re main very firm. East Indian Railway stock is in better demand. asles tags tolp.m. NI 70 as lon Si NI il zd ai It 4 12 4 4i Cai all 1_ cu. Mei Sei i 10 116} 1401 1011 n BRITISH POSSISSIONS. di. IPt I "Amu= 1 Clostni prior 1 Baba to 1 piebrellay. 1 Mil pa. 100 all dillamole•Bl.lsorrwso6 40 ad R. 160 Boa. &C. Dar. lasise. 6 3 1 13 16 De. 66. I. :. . . li Irlig all Bunalettlakentrostil. of 61 all Do. New —, -.-- 10 all Do. Pretenses 6l 7 4 100 100 Bri/L,Brant,.&Goderich Op.e. Bb., gag. I, 1872 sedonedbyßut.drilL 76 80 -. 100 100 Do. July 1,1873, ditto 7O 75 100 100 Do. Jima 1. 1874. ditto 6B 73 6 3 Galeutta &S. Eastern 1 dls / pin 0471011. gn 10 3 GspeT.&Dockelp.e.gua. 11 St as 10 7f owst 1 01 die le 4 Bute= se 81. 100 bat India n 20 16 Do. Extension F i 1 rib 10 15 Do. Jubbnipore , 1 dla 100 all Do. 41 p. ct. Debent l9 100 100 all Do. 6p. et. do lel II! 20 all Geelong & Melbourne. 111 221 81. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 31 82 311 100 all Do. 6 per et. Prof. - 100 all Do.dee.Pret.6 p.et Se 7l 74 100 all Do. 6 per et. Debeut SI 67 100 all Do. 7 per Cl. 1882 63 67 100 WI Do. do. 1087 5l 54 52 100 all Do. do. 1872 6B 63 81. 100 Great Indian Peninsula 96 97 19 6 Do. New 10 13 Ot. 8. of India 8.6 p. ot 3 le Ws 101 all Gt. West Canada , Shares IV, 131 131 13 1101 18 Do. New 7l 71 es 100 all Do.lkla,pay76,opt. 93 96 100 all Do. do. 73 opt. LIB OD 93 06 100 all Do. do. 73 withontop. 98 00 100 .31 D0.64p.eL13da.,par.77 90 92 8!. 100 Madras Guar. 41 per et. 8.: 57. St. 100 Do. do. 6 per ct. 94 95 St. 100 Do. 64 par et. Yates. 87 89 10 10 Do. 4th Erten. do. Bt. 100 Melb.eorp.ap. etßeods —. &90 a ll N. Brunswick C•nada ebbe 6 cap. sh. 6 7 10 all Du. do. land do. 8 V f 0 all Do. do. Bap do. 6 7 1e all Do. do. land do. 6 7 f ties. . • (lambed) — —•-• ft 10 7 Do. Punbub 81. 100 D0.1nd.114.1104.g. Op.& 93 941 10 1 Trinldad.llnalte4,ft , tp I il dls 000,410 St. Commercial lOO 114,000 It. Do. ap. et. Peet. Ma UO ',006,000 St. Nast Mid West India lOO ',0i,610 Bt. London 100 .910.003 Bt. SR Katharine MAN St. Southampton lOO 000,002 St. Victoria 0,000 10 Do. Fn - ISO ;asnu No. I elt 4 ',MN. I Pd. lOL pekoe. l holm .... .. Otta.oov. 0 p.e. Jan.& Jul 100 112 111 .... .. Do.. per cent., 1070 lOO .... .. Do. 6 per oent. 1800 lOO —.— .... .. Do. 6yer cent., 1881 lOO .... .. Do. Spur et. Feb.rfang 100 110 112 .... .. Do.6per ct. /Dir.& Sep 100 113 116 —. m ese J Do. 6 per oent 4 Do. do. Betip 106 .... .. New Brunsw.oov.6 p. et lOO 1064 1064 .... .. N. B. Wale, Civ. 6p. e. 1800 100 99 100 ..... .. Do. 6p. e., 1171 to 1876 100 99 100 ..... .. Do. 6p. e., 1888 —.. .. Nova Scotia op. et. No .... ..I Dab. redeem. 1876 lOO 107 108 .... .. &Masa flovAlp.e. Bonds 100 108 110 —.. .. Vac. Ov. 6p.c. .1 in.& July 100 .. Do. do. 6p.c.5ne.e006. 100 1694 1004 994 4 JOINT trod &Laza. No. I IN. I BABIL I Pd. I la. prima. 1 Ulm 10,000 1001 Agra and U. Om tisr.k . 60 11,00600 260 60 I A Bank of pt uetradasla all 010 6 II NI 10, Egy lOl 10,0000001 110 Bank of Loudon 6O 60 01 10,0001 10 Hank of Turkey 3 Ii 14 dls 10,000 '6O British N. Americo ou wool, so Chart. Bank of India, 1 Australia, and China . all 204 204 06,000 25 Clutrd. Mere. of India, a and China all 32 14 6000 100 ate 10,000 100 C o olant. 40,090 20.11 Cont. olo of Canada sll 25,0001 100 Corn. of Lornlon 26,0001 10 Bog. ficot.Ctual.Cbartd all 15 164 06,000 i 10 G. Bank of Switzerland all 36,000 10 Lon. Ch. Bank of Aosta all 14 14 IS,OOOI 60 London and County 00,009 i 60 London Joint Stock 20,000 20 London d South African 1 1 04 Ns /10,000 100 Lon. and Westminster 2O 10,000 100 (Nat. Pron. ot ingland 4l 15,0001 20,005 110 INatlonal Bank 26,005 SO 'New South Wales all —•— 60,400; 26 (Oriental Bank Corpora all 25,000' 20 Ottoman Bank 10,000 100 'Provincial of DANA 115 --.— e,OOO 10 Do. New 16,000 26 South AustreDa au 40,000 26 Unica of Amtrak' 00,000 60 ,Union of Loudon I,oooi 100 Tait, Mutual N —•-• No. I eh.) 008P41030. IPdI CL velem. i Ceitc. 10,000 t 10 Anglo-Med= ILiat all LSI 144 - 20,0001 26 Australian Urged 111 1111 18 - 360 1000 Atlantic Tel. (Lint).- all -, - - 47,000 10 Berlin Water...nits .. all 44 54 - . 50 Brit. American Land 4O 20 11 - 6,000 50 Brit. & Irish Mss. T•L A all SS 17 - 3,201 10 Do. It 7 pat a =UM all is 21 - 11,700 10 Do. 0 - b,016 324 Canada land all 114 117 - 3,0001 10 Channel Islands Tel. (L) all - - - 160,000 St. Cop. Mg.ofing.& Smelt all - - - 12,000 26 Do. Prat 74 per tent. all 144 154 - 1,002026 It. Crys tal Palace - 100,620 St. Do. Preference - 260,000 St. Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb lOO 106 108 - 700,000 St. Electric Telegraph - 7,100 26 Do. New - 70,000 5 Ens. and Aust. Cop. - 20,000 15 Gen. Steam Navigation 14 - - - &VON I Crest Slip (Limited) , all 4 4 - 100,000 1 Do. 174 per cent. Pref. I 4Os par 4 11,001 6 Lon. District TeL fL) 34 2 dim - 60,000 10 !London Discount (L.) - II 11 4ls - 204,000 4 'Lon. Oen. Omnibus Co. all 1 14 - 50,000 20 Madras Into. & Canal 1 24 24 pm - *O,OOO 10 Medlterransatillec.TeL all - - - 12,000 10 Nadler. Be. Tel.((La) all 3 4 - 00,000 26 National Diaconal Co 5 14 11 illa - 6,010 10 NerbadditCoalabOa(L) 6 1 1 als .- 11,510 10 Netherlands Land .. - all 4 -- 50,000 6 Do. 3p. e., is. at 1 dis, ell a 1 - 1,726 100 N. Bross. &N. Soot. La. 40 - - - lascena IN. Brit. Australasian- aD i s 1 - 1 Oriental O . all 1 - 60 60, ,000 000 1 Do. " New Shares" - 10,000 10 Orien. In. Stun. (Lim.) A 6 - - - 10,000 10 Do. do. B 6 - - - 600,000 St. Peel Meer Laud &Ma 100 47 50 - 10,000 60 Peal's. andOetem. Slum all 74 76 76 10,000 SO Do. New 2l 124 124 pa 384 40,000 20 Bad Sea & lad. TeL 44 , .c. for 10 ye by Hr. Off. all IS 134 - 10,000 60 y hos - 10,000 16 Do. New all 5 0 15,000 100 Royal Mail Steam - Ii 50 U •- 2,000 St. Scottish Aust. Investas. 100 1112 126 - 1a,201 26 South Australian all IS It - 75,000 1 Submarine TeL Scrip 4 I -. 76,000 1 Do. do. Registered all ... 60,000 10 Trait & La. Co. 17p. Can 5 - - - 10,000 100 Vaa Dillninell land mg • 10 - 3 MONEY MARKET.-THLN DA Y. Two O'C LOCI. The stook markets to-day have quickly responded to the 'improvement iu the weather. The fund, have risen a per cent. British railway stockm, par ticularly Lancashire and Yorkshire, have likewise advance4L There is a rather animated demand, at higher prices, fur several classes of foreign bonds. The feeling gcourally in the Stock Exchange is more hopeful. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened , at 68 - 06 , being the 3114113 as yesterday. Consols are officially marked 921 and 931 for money, and 93 and k for the account (Sept. 6). The • present quotations are 93 to k for money and next Thursday's kettleineut, and 93} to* for the 11th Oct. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 931, k, # ; New Three per Ceuta., 931, ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 103 g ; ditto Bonds, Ba. dia. ; Five pet Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 96 ; Exchequer Bille, 4s. to Is. prem. A fair amount of business has been done in the foreign stock market. The tendency of prices in numerous instances is upwards. Peruvian, Portu guese, and Mexican Bonds are all inquired for. Buenos Ayres Bonds are still rising ; the Active are marked 92. Greek Bonds are in brisk request, and have been dealt in as high a, 10. A rise of per cent. has likewise occurred iu Turkish ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 731 to 74 ; and that of 1868, 6011 to 61. Pelee are recorded as follows : —Anglo-Austrian Five per Gents, 79 ; Buenos Ayres, Six per Cents., for account, S 2 ; ditto Deferred, 29; Greek Bonds, 9k, 10; Mexican Three pee Cents., for account, 211, 1 ; Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 96* ; ditto for account, 97 ; ditto Three per Ceuta., 731 ; ditto for account, 73} ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 43;„ 44 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860 (scrip), 1 prem. ; the Spanish Com mittee's Certificates,6; Turkish Six per Cents.,lBs4, for account, 731, 741, 74 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, ; ditto, for account, 60i, }, i ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 22k. _ _ The Leaping Water has iarrived from Melbourne with 158,500/. in gold. The Kangaroo, from New York, has brought 150,8004. _ . The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 24000. The Tyne has reached Lisbon from Brazil with 34,0001. in specie. The Mexican dollars by the bat packet have been disposed of for China at 6s. 2id. per ounce, being id. above the price obtained for the supply by the last Mexican packet. A limited amount by the Seine, which arrived on the 13th inst., was placed, however, at ss. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,004/. ; the Manchester, Shef ' field, and Linoolnahire an increase of 1,316/. •, the Lancashire and Yorksltire an increase of 4,5751. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 3,1981. The traffic on the 687 miles of the South Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the werk ending August 18 waa 31,9=., being 19,250 i. leis than iu the corresponding week of 1859 on the same number of mike ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 4,6461., showing a de• crease of 3,7371. A special meeting of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company is called for the 14th Sept, to authorise the directors to borrow on mort gage a sum of 30,000!. The half-yearly meeting of the Submarine Tele graph Company ts called for the 7th Sept., to de clare a dividend and to consider a communication from the French government relative to the eetab lishment of a line of telegraph between Dieppe and Newhaven. Yhearea t Ship Company announce that the final call of 2e. 6d. per share on the increased preferen tial capital of 100,000/. will be payable on the lit of October. The third series of colonial wool sales, which commenced on the 19th ult., terminated yesterday. The catalogues comprised 88,772 bales as follows : Sydney, 7.1,428 ; Port Phillip and Portland Bay, 26,173; Van Diemen's Land, 10,651 ; South Aus tralian, 5,188 ; New Zealand, 12,078 ; Swan Riser, 1,020 ; Cape of Good Hope, 10,224. , . With referenoe to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows: The market for American securities continnes firm, and during the past week there has been a fair amount of burl. nor do;ng both in State stocks and railroad bonds. THURSDAY EvZNBIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 924 to 15-16, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 924 to 93, both for money and next Thursday's settlement. For the 11th Oc tober the last price was 931, "buyers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 93 ; ditto, for account (Sept. 6), 93 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 934, ; New Three per Cents., 931, 4, 1 ; Bank Stock, 2311, 231 ; India Stock, 2 1 8 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031, 4,4, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 964, ; ditto Bonds, 4s. die. ; Five per Cent. "e " rupee paper, 94 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1014. Indian government securities were steady. The Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was quoted 1034 tc Exchequer Bills wore unaltered, at Is. to 4s. prem. In the foreign stock market the only movement of importance was a rise in Mexican Bonds, which closed at 214 to t. Bank shares to-day wore steady. Those of the London Joint Stock Bank wore inquired for. Na tional Discount shares were rather firmer. Royal Mail Steam improved about 11. Great Ship have recovered to Be. 6d. to 9s. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow:—Ocean Marine Insurance, 2 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1:o 9-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to • ; Gellivara Company (Sweden), I to 1 prem. ; Bast India Irrigation, die. to par ; City of Lon don Brewery Preference, 2 to 24 prem. ; Royal Cremorne Gardens, Ito prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cwci. The settlement almost exclusively occupies the attention of the dealers in the mining market to. day. The transactione havo, accordingly, been, few, and principally confined to shares in net %wet, 'rreloweth, East Wheal Russell, Alfred Console, Wheal Mary Ann, and Wheal Kitty (Lehint). In the Stock Exchange Wheal Mary Ann are officially marked 24. St. John Del Rey Mining shares are firm, at yesterday's improvement, being marked 271. Other foreign, as well as colonial mining securities, are inactive. The ifiteatorn of the St. John Del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have just received by tele gramfrom Lisbon the following report, (Intel oVelho, July 28 :—" Produoe for June, 31,423 oitavas ; Duet for June, 7,4341. ; profit for June, 4,4041. ; produce, eighteen days of July, 17,880 oitavas." At Wheal Grrneetins on Wednesday, the amounts showed a debit 66tb,m6 of 2751. 7a. Dd. A call of 10s. per share was made. The Botallack Ibm:recounta, prevented et the meetsm of sharehottleTs, shotretth beance la hand of 1,51t1/. es. EXTRAORDINARY ATVIALIT ♦1 FRAUD. —WNW. hay was fetching 51. s toe. s well•todo fanner in tie Isle of Nan bid hirneelf is a load, sad his weight of mu, e was added to that of the hay. Babes the bay was shipped the trick WAS detected, and after another weighing 7h. :II was deducted from the ptice.—Ciunhcrinwi Parquet. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOMIL Captain Rhanunek, the miter of the Wateresitch, Hull itesassr, attesded before the Lord May to ehitothe loss of a pas sorer from his vessel. in • mysteries' tutor, upon hi voyage to London. Capt.iin shamrok stated that 130 were on /man! the vessel at Hull, and when the Watrentch arrived at London he discos ered that one of the was missing. lie left two trunk. on board, on one of wh there was the named " 8. W. Johnson," and on the other " H. Jammu, Doncaster." lie did not miss the pOsuiell,geT himself, but the other powiengent stated that they miv.ed one of their companioaa His effects were at the office. of the Geoend Stearn Navigation Company, and his object was to give publicity to the matter, that the property might I,e chimed by the pamonger's relation.. The Lord Mayor saki that so doubt this object would be effected by the present application. WM? LONDON AtanwAY COMPANY. (THIS DA Y.) afternoon the half-yearly meeting was held at the offlr.e, 16, Tokenhouseyard, Yr. Alderman Cuany in the chair. The proceedings were little more than formal, and some difficulty was experienced in obtaining a quorum. The following report was read " Your directors have the authority of the solicitors to the West London Extension Railway Company to state, with reference to the OIDOOMODO of the West London Railway, the opeuing of any portion of which for public testae entitles the C or original shareholders to dividend, that Messrs. Ramsey and Ogilvie have enter e d i n t o a contract with that company for the construction and completiou of the line throughout by the 31st Decem ber, 11161, and that the works have been commenced and are now iu course of execution. In reply t o an appli ca ti on on the subject of the abearption or dis..olutioo a the Wert Tondo's Railway Company, the solicitor of the extension vi has informal y our o:rectors, that not ria la yr n. • • • • laving had any bill in parliament this year there has been DO opportunity afforded of accomplishing that object; your directors, however, have no doubt that when the opportunity does occur the extension compact vial nary out the plelge which was given on this point e negotiation for the transfer of this cont. • • paidi th • • pear's propeity. The iiiiectors; regret that they assumable to announce the final adjustment by the new company of the whole of the charge* of promoting the extension line they trod, however. that before the next half-yearly meet ing this question will hare been sati.foctorily disposed o f." This report having been adopted the meeting adjourned. RATIRF.MINT or AN ElNToR.—rie retirement of Mr. Clephasi hum the editonhip of our contemporary, the Wafrae‘nd 04arrrer, was signalised Lot night by the pp mentation ..f a mark of :septet (non his profersional brethrrn and the public. The testimonial ronaisted of 2501. with a handsome inkatend with glass shade. value 131., 'and was prevented jointly he the Mayors of Usterheed and Newcastle. Mr. Clephan reed • highly characteristic t of the gift, and the entire procoodings selted wis r:igheat credit upon all immersed. Arc wreak Deily Ansi*. Tin we et ScomaND. -The Ninth British Apriarbirriet of Wednesday gays :-" Since our last the weather bee been showery and changeable, some what andsvansable for harvest operations, but not of the dientrons character of that reported from the south. Little rain has fallen in the immediate vicinity of Edinburgh stone Friday -the rain pugs only in dicating 009 inches. The fall for the month, up till to day. is 217 inches-oonsideriably higher than the average, hat net excessive in amoint. The barometer, which yesterday marked 293 inches, bas fallen, sad at tea o'clock this morning marked ?...I•1 inches -the wind having changed from the south to the west. A slight shower fell in the morning, but the day has been characterised he partial bright sunshine end heavy clouds Is the bonnet. In sense parts of the surrounding distaiell heavy rasa has fallen this morning. la the Lothians and Mature the cutting of barley on the lower district has bees patml ; and also, but more partial' son, of rats. Two et awe patches ,4 wheat have been cut, but it will be fatly a week before wheat harvest is graeral, eves in the earliest distrisla the weather not bang very favourable for ripening the repro The bark, and oats that have been cat bulk wipacially barley. Wheat, which in most districts is ▪ pew, premises to be a rod crop. Though partially laid, and is some came quite fiat, no meat injury has been deals, bat everything depends tle• weath.v for the nest week or two. The potatom, thoi2li somewhat onequal, are free from disease, and full pear., have been realood for the Gelds purchased by dealer.. Turnips will In heavy cre altittY WlT'', MAD WIT. -The irritability and eccentricity often noticed in illtstriovis men have hese teganied is indications .4 ere-ipient isennitv. In some assorions ogees usanity ham Rentaly declared itself -as in Teen among poste: Newton among philosophers; and Peter the Great wooer/ statesmen. So long as this idea of a neces sary eminexior between aberration of mind sad gresitnens a mind remind a sagas and lialflelievel propsition, which might ill out a verne or clone an epigram, there was ao werearity for say serious refutation of it ; but the mo ment it is reduced to preasioa, sad is taken as the thesis of • scientiac volume, by a awn not wholly without the respect dee to an important position, we are called upon to scrutinise it dray. That moment has arrived. M. Meows. pigaishe to the lunatic asylum (Hewer dr, Diseftek wad aimehor of well-k nown wor k s on cesestmesidesee lowwsestlyissued a large +Mame. setting fresh.= the Mink sr noisy yew.' study, the proposition that pew Is des I. servoes disease, beio4 only another Ewes of that stemmas! condition of the nervous centre+, which elsewhere manifests itself as epilepsy. tootiomania , se idiocy. He hoe a, hesitation ill declaring that "the e r rokiThml history of ideate is, in a multitude of partial. the mann :is that of the majority of men of genius, and *NW mew" His arguments :sod illusrations are thus wowed op a--" It appears sulbeicntly established that the prioninlasser of the intellectual faculties has for its meanie waists a weal state of deems of the n es roue cen tres." --111restweeers 11900201( far &Mender. FINIOICIIISP IN NOTTINGITAM.-Some rammed a very painful character are is circulation in the teww, involving charges of forgeries of bills of exchange to the aasnuat of amend thousand pounds. The parties alleged to be implicated are in a very respectable station of , life, and it is stated that the forgeries have been carried no for a ion time. and been of a *mimetic character. -Cln Tuesday evening and yesterday (Thursday). Mr. William Tait, jeweller, Wheeler-gate, was charged under a warrant, before the Mayor and Mr. Alderman Heyinson, with havior uttered a fumed bill of excbaar with intent to &hand. The investigation was carried es in strict privacy, ' , Totters not being allowed admittanm whilst the caw was Snag heard. The ma&trates, we usdentewl, remanded the accused fur three weeks, but admitted him to bail. hirm *elf in 5001., mod owe surety in • like nn. Mr. William Wright, tobacconist, was accepted as the surety. --Not. limiting* Journal. Cou.izar Ex eueaox 111 BElA:rum. -An explosion of firs-damp recently took plows in Mk. of the pita of the company of the Cheri...one-es R%nni. s t ch er l aror , lulled six pers. is. ..u.l 1161 . 111111,17 [Mitred others, then weeny. How the explosion wu occasioned has not bees aseertained. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIC-LANZ.-(71118 DAY.) The weedier to-gey is met feneisbis to the crops, more es Om yenning, are say Amy skis week. With two or three weeks the the prospects of the bonen met The stippliss of bane _grows whist and flour continuo very short this west Mat more contracted than usual, and very Wes other inn coastwise at all. Scotch sod none arrived. The foreign arrivals ere liberal of wheat, mostly from Prom* Bitch gen , madames's , in addi tion to lerit'ders report. Flour, in addition &cargo of bar role from New York, making a good total. Barley, only on Danish cargo fresh arrived. Oats, a liberal quantity from Archangel and Petersburg, and a few Danish, lianomalan, and Prurrian. The wheat trade to-day is firm et Mondays quotatiou., but birdman nut very brisk, the weather hams( so much improved. Country markets rather dearer. Barley rurally at last day's ilum..vement of ls. per 9r. Oats rather dram than on Monday : trade lively, notwithstand ing the liberal arrival.. Beans and peas fully so dear. Flour: trade not so brisk dila taunting; 46e. demanded for Norfolk*, but nut touch doing. Very little doing in doatiug cargoes at late pricer, sod very few oe rale. Wilma . . -English : Eases and Kent, white, 635. to 675. ; ditto, fine, 67.. to 71s. ; ditto red, She, to 63e.; ditto, fine, 63.. to 675. ; Norfolk, ice., red, 61s. to 66a.; ditto, fine, 675. per qr. • Foreign : Dantaic, 68e. to 705.; ditto high, 74..; Emig: berg and Rostock., 711 s. to 73., per 45416. ; AlNlSliOnli white, 6h, to 70..; ditto red, 68ii. Bestir.-English malting, -r. to -a.; grinding, 30s. to 32s ; Xis. to 34.. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 29r. to 34r.; ditto distilling, Sir. to 345. MALT.-English, Fares and Norfolk, Ms. to 60s. ; fine, 72r.; Kingston sad town nude, 495. to 60a.; fine, 60ato 725. • brown, SOL to 56e. Oars.-English feed, 235. 63. to 29..6d.; potato., 25a. 61. to 28.. foreign, 21s. 6,1. to 28r. 6d. BEANS. - English tick, 40s. to 431. ; harrow, Ms. to 47a ; ex, to 51s. ; foreign, 365. to 44.. YNAS.-English boilers, Ns. to 445.; staple, 425. to 435.; pry, 3Str. to 41s. • forage, Xis. to 435. toca.-Engli:di town, 56.. to 600..; ooentry, Als. to &b.: households, 495. to 53e.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 445. to 41.4.; Francis, 49.. to 53.. per reek ; American, 36.. to 395. ARAI VAL 2 INTO LONDON PROW ALTO. 27 TO ALTO. 31. toglish and Boot.eN. Irlah. Farldin. .. I 1120 1 .... I 21270 .. I NO .. 1020 mks. Foreig n . now, •1710 July 11 _,Y Aft. • Rye 1 4 BrI Peas. 40s 8d MON 44 379 8d 1.59 1d , 419 ld 45. ed 481 9d141s 3d 44. 181'409 191'414 Od 419 8d , 47. 34 44s Od 44:471 74 &la 9d U ' ss IllzwesbrAgg 1 90730 6rrab I WM= AVILLAGI4. Wheat. I Park* Oati -54i id IWs id SIM Ud 57. thi 33a Id 11. ad 58. 74 ate ad Ile Id w. dd 344 WI SW Id ass sdi so. na les id 141114. id Ws Id fb sod las yaw 7a4V 9d M ea NB 441 DUTT.—Vlbsid. Dm*, Oats, 10, lama .ad lwas. LL Olga Ma Lu? Wm.—Wlamt, 80,MS: bark), 820 : oats, 3,8111; vie. IT: Mass, 8,106 pma, IMP marbera Maus Ms= nactaanois IN TIM A 311.441 ?FACE 4IC WM? WPM& EIS &IX WigILS MAXIM Twill Aw •. Aug. 11. 'aug.2. MINCING : LANI!.--(T . H:18 DAY.) FICGAR. —There has been a decidedly improved dimmed far this article at full prier to a slight advance. Cloyed lls- Mlla sold at 365. 6d. to 375. 6d. ; crystallised yellow and Havana, 43.10 ed. A cargo of white Havana mold for St. Petersburg at 3.%. 6d. Refined is also in improved request at firm prices COMM —Plantation Cevlou has again sold readily at Gd. to la advance ; low middling and middling, 695. to 745. ; iuberry, 735. 6d. to SOL ; good ordinary and I.est native km, 61.. rid. to 635. 6d. A cargo of Santos sold at 60s. 9d. continues dell at sale. &CIL —The market is inactive. RM.—Jamaica, sold at 3e. od. to 4e. ; fair to fine Deme rara, le. 10d. to 25.; Leeward.. ls. 7d. to ls. 3d. lrnme.—Ata forced public sale of currants, low prices only won realised, Ms. to Vs. iLuznerza.—Yor retraction 4i and 2,1, 435. 3d. has been Paid. TALLOW MARIEKT.—(THIS DAY.) The soviet is quiet Petersburg Y.C., on the s 52e. ; Sept , Us. ; Oft. to Dec.. 52L 6d. ; Jas. to 535. lid. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LY-ttIa.TUALL.-- Hideo : 15411 vi. to baba, :Rd: to 4d. ; Gabs. to Tabs., 4d. to 4id. • Saba. to eabs. 44d. to tsa. ; Saba. to Nibs., sd. bid. ; 9abs. to 1041b5. : sa. to id. Howes hides, ds. to lbs. Calf skins, light, 3s. to 3s. : 6s• BIEMONDOIST. —Sheepskins, On Od.; polled, 3s. 10d. to 4. tid.; Downs, is. to 3s. 4d. ; lambs, 3s. to ss. BO ROUGH HOP MA RKET. —gins DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the Ant pocket of new bops arrived at market yesterday in • cab ;it Las been soli at 22/. per cwt. Many of the new growth are likely to arrive in • similar manner. If • fair speeimen of the crop of IWO, yearlings and old hops must advance con siderably in price ; • more miserable specimen of the genus hop has not been seen for many years. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walk Fad Hatton, 19.9 d. ; Walls Fad Braddyl's Hetton, 17a. 9d. ; Walls End linath Hartlepool, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Mellon, lea:M.; Walls End Eden Main. 175.; Walls End Bestow* 17s. ; Walls End Bnumloa Xis. 6d. ; Walls End Barbara, 16s. ; Newts Main, lbs. ; Holywell, ltis. Gd. ; Taafield, 13a. ; Howard's Hartley, 17a. ; lambert's ditto, 17. - nips at =disk 41. THE VELVVIr WZAVXMIR or SPITAILFIELDS. —A nu merously attended meeting of the operative silk weavers of Spitsiflelde and Bethnal-green was held on Wednesday, at the Wolverley Arms Tavern, Booth Conduit-street,Beth nal green-reed, for the purpose of hearing the result of the deputatious which had waited on the =star manufacturers, in ortlcr to amertain the issue of • meeting of that body which had taken place on the previous day, respecting the question as to the reduedos of their operatives' wages The meeting was presided over by Mr. J. Wade, the chairman of the Wearers' Ammiatioe. From the reports of the seve ral deputations it appeared thst the masten still adhered to the resolution they had come to as to the reduction of the wages of their workmen, and that unless they were to do so they must shut up alto , -e ' . ther as they could not possibly compete with the Freqch and Germans tinder the recent treaty. They stated that they had overtures made to them by workmen in the country weaving districts to do their work at the reduced prices, and that unless the Spitaltiehla people came into their terms they would accept that offer and leave them to look after themselves. Upon this report being given a considerable diactuaion ensued. The chairman and of the association complained as to the want of funds for the purpose of supporting • strike for a long period ; and ultimately hearing that the masters were determined not to yield, and that funds were sot forthcoming for standing out ;pima them, it VW agreed that the strike should terminate. and that the men should return to their work. That resolution was accordingly com municated to the master manufacturers, who at once mewed (iris; out work at the reduced rate of wages. ROYAL DISFINIARY FOR DISRARIS OF THE EAR. Yesterday the half-yearly mooting of this institution wee held at the , Dean-street, Soho-tiquare ; the Rev. Dr. ('rely in the chair. From the medial report made t Mr. Harvey. the eargoon, it appeared that during the last six months 300 palisade had received treatment at the insti tution, of which somber 346 had been discharged cured, of noises in the head sad ear, rheumatic deafness, nervous affections in the head, diseases of the threat, with some forme of polypi is the sir, and other diseases of a kindred nature. Upwards of 200 indigent patients attended twice a week to receive advice from the medical officer, affording decisive proof of the necessity of such an institution and the desire of the deaf poor to avail themselves of the remorees of medical science and skill offered them ; although the funds had mermaid, they are not commensurate with the great increase of applicants. This appeal is made to the public for further sad and support for the institution. PitratrteE or Mixo.—Whoever has stayed • few weeks in the neighbourhood of Windermere, will have found out that the twenty-thin) palm, put to a local ranting tune, is a favoonte one there. One portion of it nun thus : Then lands me to tool !hacks, sad when th ^ lost line the tune has a musical division after the second syllable, end the latter part, "'thing water flows," is repeated almost ad indeavas. Being on a tour through the lake district, we happened to attend a very rural chapel where this Realm was given out ; but whether there bed been a "strike" among the slopes, or they had rose to give Mot to some neighbouring charity sermon, certainly the old clerk, white-held and weather-beaten, was the only chorister on the occasion. Now, it happened very eial•opropos, that after he had est fairly to his work, aa aid gown, with a dozen well. behaved grelifts, walked through the open doorway, sad up Ulf. aisle, right in his two, as leisurely and demure ly as a lady abbess at the head of her band of youthful neophytes. What was to be done The moment was critical ; the old clerk was on the point of repeating his "idling water flows." Observe the value of presence of mind. He stepped boldly out of his desk. "Shoo ! oboe !" he hissed out at the old nonce, waving hie arms ; "siting water flown," he continued, taking up the dropped note; " qoa-ake ! qua-ake!" chimed in the goslings as en accompaniment; and the intruders were ejected about tee same time the verse was ended. If we recollect aright, our devotions were spoiled for that day. —/Prowes Myosins for deptcnber. OADINAILY SEAM AND NfOCNA. La.waya ill 100 All a n I _all ißeren.,Wol m a n leirk.,Laa., Blackburn 817111mnd Tyne Baotou, Seadelici.C Mabel and /mew Caledonian Poet and Bandon acTii.ai - Do. • J A no die. until' Do. B p.c. le paid to B. Dublin and Best Jae. Dand.Marth. & Abd.ln Nast Anglian Easton Owentiee Da Stock: Coo.lydrolk 1 Ditto 1 idlnbarch and Glasgow dothibro ,Perth, Danko 1 Worth and Clyde Jana I Simon & S. Weston 1 Gnat North of Scotland * Gram Northern 10 Do. A Stock Do. B Steal Gt. South & Wed. are.) Glnnt Wastiela _ _ 9 se 78 30 11} 12} ei 7 103 106 06 1 9‘ a 4 Oi 1 1 7 + a g 114 lb 40 4 38 30 80 81 29 9D 107 139 116 118 116 118 186 187 111 118 71 11l SO 86 107 107} 67 OD 10% 110 e 47 SD 1018 101 1 111 91 18 Pi loi 11, 42f 43i II P. 11l 124 M 101 if $7 si $ t Ms 6.41 13.2 1 go i if It, an IN 103 105 10 10} # le U 4 116 82 U 87 0 80 U 6 7 62 68 66 k Se 80 82 6 6 SS 90 ai 911 es 1 BS 40 111 13 1.1 r 44 101 11 11 te ICJI 1111 AW. PROVINCIAL SHARE MA. LITIMPOOL. Avocret 80. Birkenhead, 781781 et dlr.— Cale douten Welt, 931 90—ffintern Counties, 10 11-16 10 11-16 et die —Greet Northern Stook, 1141 101 ex die--Great Westerns, 70 701 ex die.—Lancashire and Yostehlre, 1071 1071 ex die.—Lon. don and North Western. 991 901 ex dir.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln. 43-431—Midland Stock. 1231—Ditto, new shares, 11 f p. North Withal Stock. 63 631—North Staffordshire 343e11 1 d. en die —North Pastern Berwick Capital Stock, 96 Mte York Capital Mock. 801 81—Ditt. Lwede stock 62 i L e f —Routh gastern. 261—West Miffiand. Oxford. 6 0 tof_ — Match Rhenish. 3 15-10 d.—Grest Luxembourg, 7—Grand Trunk of 71 71—Gre es at Wtern of Canada, 13—Ditto new shares, T e f an fl i t.—fttfalo and Lake Huron, 6 6-16 6 7 16-41reat Ship, Os 9a.—Thames sod Hersey Marine Company, 1 9-16 p. Brainnosom, Ationn SO. —Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas shame were sold at 10-11inninghani Old Gas were quoted 1671 to 10—Birmingham Canals, 113 94--Bouth Staffordshire Railway. 11 111—London and North Western were buyers at 1011—and Stour Yalkys at 81. Business Inactive, but prkus remain firm. Wray Lonnox Rowtno CAUL—The entries for the two forthcoming races of this popakr club, the Senior Sculls ou Friday next, Sept. 7, and the Junior Sculls on Sainelay, Sept. 8, have just closed, and are as follows: Senior Sculls, Friday, Sept. 7—Prises : A handsome silver challenge cup, value 15 guineas, given by Mr. Anthony Appleton, to be won three years, and a presentation silver cue, to the fiat man ; with • smaller cup, presented by Mr. Jain Tyler, the respected hon. sec., for the second. Entries—F. W. Belci . t .i. captaki, E. Nash (deputy caga r t C. Collins, G. D. Lister ( winner of the Junior Sculls, Regatta), F. E. Saturday, Sept. B—Pries t : A pair of gold sculls in case for the first man, and • silver cup for the second, both presented by the hoe. sec. Entries—F. J. Tyler, F. C. Moufiet, A. J. Stevens, J. W. Line., W. J. Bryant, A. R. Pitt, C. West. Both nixes will be rowed between Putney and Hammersmith, and will be of a bitty interesting character. GARIBALDI A CANADIAN.—The birth•plsoe of the noted Sardinian General has been claimed by several coun tries, all making out a tolerably clear wee. All disputes on this 'abject may, however, be considered as settled, as we give below proof sufficient to satisfy all thinking individuals that he is • Canadian. In the year 1812 a noted Irignois chief, named Garedialdeli (signifying "Mighty in war"), immigrated to Lower Canada. He had several eons, the eldest called Jo•eph, who was called by the French AnUtana, w ho could not pronounce the In. guois correctly, " Ciarrilialde." In the year 1820 oW Gar- rabeldeh died, and Joseph was prevailed upon by a priest to accompany him to Italy. He was educated by this priest. and received Giuseppe as a name, instead of Joseph, and was taught to write his name Garibaldi. This information was received from Francis Garribelde, at present living near Sorel, with whom the great general constantly corresponds. Persons still having doubts on this important matter can satisfy themselves Ly applying to Francis, at Sorel. It mu no longer lie said that C.anada has not produced one great map, —L'Ords., Hostess/. Oats AM !WOO ant hot.. awl 90 sada. Do.SioarVaL Ova.flik. lancestairet Torphire 'London and Black wall Brighton, &S. Coast Landon.Claathm.,4Dov. London North Weida. Do. MOO, Lamadcaak SontAW. Do. and Snd.klUi Mas.,Shtt.otLincolnah. Melaopolican : Mid. at. Western {{La) Newcastle and Carlisle Newport, Aber.,ttliere. 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