The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ('LOSE OF THE SESSION. (THIS DAY.) QUEEN'S SPEECH. II el Lunt. nest today at two o'clock for thepur. , I torveuaw maims* Which wraduee by reyel coa l . The Lunle Cemenkehesers were the Lund flan• Ea I Granville. Earl of St. German*. Viscount b e! , And Lard Mostsaglo. !tb.Ll RD VILLNCELLOR nad HER MAJESTY'S SPEECH, us• as tulluws 71t MID GISTLEMInt, are commanded Ay her Majesty to release you from r attoroJwitee ia peztkussat, aid at the same tune to to you her Majesty's seknowledgments for the mal ,eeleity with w►ich you have applied yourselves to :r! • prrformane of your desire durum the amnion of lorlia• ut lOW hfteght to a close. ••Ihr Illnjesty commands um to inform yon that her ,lateen with foreign rower% are friendly and aAtixfactury. hre Majesty 'mote there ie De danger of any thiturbeace I the peace of l'fwress of events in Italy has led to the union .r greater part of the Peninsula in one monarchy _oder hang Vide, Emmanuel. Her Majesty has tiv..4l4hout ahoisiesd from say active interference in Le trawatetione which base led to this molt, and her eaniest wish as to these affairs is, that they mar he settled the mum beet suited to the welfare and happiness of the Italia people. " The di.sensions which arose, some mouths ago, in the railed States of North America have. unto' tunate/y, award the character of open war. Her Majesty, deeply itmestiog this cal unitons result, has determined, in coal men with the other Powers of Europe, to preserve a strict esstrality between the contending parties. " Tier Majesty commode us to inform you that the tiessures adopted for the restoration of order and tran• ~tullity in Stria, is tidos of °erections between her Majesty. the Emperor of Austria, the Emperor of the Ertel, the King of Prussia, the Emperor of Itamity and the Sultan, having socomplished their ; vew, the European troops which, in pursuance of those sareotions, were for a time statioeed in Syria to co-operate with the troops and authorities of the Sultan, have been withdrawn ; and her Majesty trusts that the arrangements •hilt hare be,n made for the administration of the dim. trial' which had been disturbed will henceforwanl secure ti,eir internal tranquillity. " Her Majesty has seen with satisfaction the rapid im provement to the internal condition of her Last Indian ter. ntorte.. and the prime's which has been made toward. e iiiabstog the revenue and expenditure of that part of her empire. " lIIENTII/111,11 or THr. II OrNE or CONIMONR, Her Majesty commands us to convey to you her warn' acknowledgments for the liberal supplies which you have masted for the terries of the preterit year; and her Msjray has seen with satisfaction that after amply provid *lag for the wants of the public service, you have been able to mike a sensible diminution at the Wee levied upon her peupie• "NT LOWS AIM 012f11.101101. " Her Majesty commands us to 'sprees to you the deep gratification with which she has witasred the spirit of de rood patrietann wbich continues to estimate her volunteer limes ; and the admiration with which she has observed their rapid progress in discipline and military efficiency. " Her Majesty bas given her cordial assent to the act for completing the number of the members of the House of Voyages' by allotting the forfeited seats of Sudbury and R. Albeit's. " Ifer Majesty trusts that the act for improving the laws Mails' to bankruptcy and iasolymacy will be productive of importaat advantage to the tunde and commerce of her subjects. "Her Majesty bas given her ready went to acts for con solidating and aminsilating the criminal law of England and Ireland, and for promoting the revision of the statute law. "Her Majesty has given her assent to important acts which she trate will have the effect of opening more largely employment in the public aervice to the European ail native inhabitant. of ladle; of improving the 1110111111 of lsgialetioa ; of furthering the ends of justice ; and of pro moting the coetinstment and well-being of all classes of her Majesty's bidets subject.. " Her Majesty has assented with Osamu* to the act for the improvement of harbours on the court of the United Xiagdom, and for relieving merchant shipping from passing Ws and also to the act for improving the administration of the law relating to the relief and the removal of the Poor. " Her Majority truida that the act for rendering more sexy arreagementa conneeMol with the drainage of land will moist agricultural improvements is many parts of the United Kingdom. " Her Majesty has gladly givon her salmi to many other masons of public usefulness, the results of your labours dwriag the amnion sow brought to it/ close. "Her Moissty has observed, with heartfelt @Midst/lion, the "Wit of loyalty, of order, and of obedience to the law, which prevails throughout all bar dominions, sad oho trysts that by wise tedi latiw , and a Jed administration of the kW, the coatinuanos of this happy data of things will be word. et a rots/nisi to your rospsetive coludiss, you will still hays mportsst puldie dation to performs ; sad bar Majesty le/Testily preys that the Meeting of Almighty God may attend your szartioss, sad may guide them to the attain ment of the object, of her Majesty's cambia{ solicitude— lb, welfare sod happens's of leee people." HOUSE OF COMMON& —(THIS DAY.) no brew Art at 114'11468i o'cla:k. GALWAY CONTRACT. _ _ la reply to Yr. BRADT. Lord I'ALYERSTON said tb. govenuseut would be rowed to bike ludo their favourable coiwiderstioe Ulll rowneweedatios of the euweeleleo. sod would, if the Adootie Comp's, amid am thee Wry woe Is . poitioe so corn out • mitred properly, unbolt le pediment era u.lOll as, wheals for • vesetrel of the entrant Duni or Vten-ADMInAI. Mtn Thoaui HEltimrr K.C.B - -We bees to rested Mee drib ef Vice. Admiral Si; Thema Herbert, who died yeeteeley rserula• at his tome residoem is Vedettes-plass, eller • protracted Mmes. The (inset ciffteer, who was One eased goo of Mr. R. T. Herbert. of the county of Kerry, wee berm be 17114 sad we • eel lateral member of the wide beam et Pambreles. H. esterssl the navy in Jule, 1805, cm bend lie Riumellest. 74, Caputo F. *Ahem°. As mewed what swot distimede• is thei two thins* wart Is 11447, h. wee Comm. don on the moth -obit coast el America. Yom rebreary be December, I't.2, he was ow of the Jester Lords el the Ad miralty. He repremented Dartmouth is the Howes of Cons seas from July 1832, to April, 1857, but etwebeeleml Nese borough nombremlully is WO. The late Admiral gem. missions bore dato as follows ;—Lieutesoust, IWO ; Capteis 23th November, lad; Rear-Admiral, 364,1% October, 1832; sad ViessAdmind, Nth December, 1867. SUDDLI4 DZATII or A CLOWYMAN.-00 Sun day eacenteg considerable exciteroset was °maimed in the pariah of Messing, near Colchester, Essex, by the evades demons of the Rev. T. Hoodenoo, the highly esteemed vicar, whilst in the performance al divine service is the yurieh church. The rev. geotlemsn, who bed for some time beets in a declining state of health, was in the • t of shnisidesring the Sacrentent when he fell speechless upon the door of tbe alter. The churchwardem or friends immediately rendered sesiatance, and and the WC gentleman was simmered to the vicarage, but a short die. lane. lonia the church, when it was discovered that life wee quite extinct. 'rho body now awaits • coroner's is. Roast. The deemed, who was instituted to the living is lati, was • •retral dean of Colchester and Preb es d ar y o f St . Peers, sod wee generally held in high repute amongst the clergy of his di..trict as a men of great erudition end high mhasotic attainments. The lirisg, which is but small, is in the gift of the Earl of Veers am. Twc (harm: Sr..okix.—Yeetenlay morning, in moronism, with annual custom at Billi ngsga t e (the 4thl of August lons' fallen on the Sunday), the legal opening of trade truffle in oysters toot pLos. Mr. Deering, the dent of the market, with his son, were on duty, but their litniness, is respect of the circumstance, wan very Might, as hot serest vessels in all formed the oyster Beet which in we renumber reporting as being so many as 31i. the ta prices ruled very higti, sad satires were very warm. The following we thimble/ay run of prices :—Best satires teopply very short), 425. to 445. • old c ora l an d pear l callies, les. to ; *Mob collie, 16s. to Ills. ; Cherie rock sad ,l'oirs rallies, 14s. to 16s. ; commons , 10e. to per 18144. Tim short supply is to be attributed to the fact that the day of Billingsgate ea • •' premier" oyster mart is put ; the nulways havingobishesd most pad of the oyster coureysoce, both fur the street sod trade supply, by a touch more rosily mode of .1 - inverts's and delivery than that of eater Molten, subject to the delivery dues of the corpora tee of Leedom. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1811 lollteraan an to Ordam aw osai : OIMIIVIZ MN I Ma an 1°1001101• illuish PAW* meow at laws 116,1=4 . eurt. ftisimp & Bak. ,Lisrre ese SuridtestS Uses rd gams M Amitosis Neat. arla aLlege lb Do. bp.s.PrL !Martins se kranal _De. if!nr 81tar, , No7waigi;e Ottoman *Stayrnaeldle) Part, Lyons. sad Ideal ' Paris and Orleans LW* awl IL lnarlisse . 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Ne al Inland Da n INalloael Bank Now Is Wales lk!amid Bank Osman mi — to —x- In i _Pr ei Se Se 0 0 114 101 62 Si ad II 1 02 62 66 20 NI U ft SO 72 $7 14 adl I 7 !T r aiii 7 :-- redseisl stylised .. 14 tS I 2 11 tie I If pm 16 37 30 S 1 id I dis 06 67:d eis id hi SS 20 i i id FiliatitusialTs -- Moo of Auseraft Indon al Landes uwir maw I MI 1,0 16 Iv _a 31) 37 30 33 16 TRAFFIC) RETURNS. 2.5,1 - Milos Paa- Mar- Total. Total open sewers ttiawllao 1860 Week ending July It t c t Detroit .. 186 1.752 2.132 WeekeeTdi;agJul7li. Great Modern of (Anode $4l Badtala and Inks Hams.. le} 5.773 5.5431 3,v74 bl 3 Week - 4;111w Jai"ll. Ottoman . 117 ... •,s weet ending Avast, 3 London, Brighton. and S. Coast. MI 21,e35 South Eastern — 23,34,* ball 211.46 23.68 2Z,491 94,063 MIDLAND RAILWAY DIVIDEND.—The directors of the 11kIliad Railway Company have this morning decided to remaminend to the proprietors a dividend on th e ordinary Mork, for the half•year ending 30th June, 1861, at the rate of 6i per emit, per annum. MAUBOLZUN OF THZ DIXIIESS OF KENT.—WO (Vows) are requested to state that the monoliths of the Duellers of Kent's tomb, described as of Pcnryn marble,are formed of I'eoryn granite, the latter being the only oorreet designative for the material. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (YHA DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Conimbeioner Fochleague.) RI THE I N 1.014 DIWOUNT COMPIXT (Ll arm). This was • meeting for making a call in the matter of thk company, now being wound up under the superintendent* of this court. Yr. Bagley pre.ented a report of the aoeountant, and asked that the call should be for It. per share. There were hip amounts due, and a claim made which it was not be hoved would be substantiated. However, looking at the toes list of contributories, it wa. believed there would be bet • very small balance after all the debts had been paid. Mr. Keighlev, for Mr. Hee., an alleged contributog, complained of his name having been put upon the list. He bad become bankrupt, and be understood the liability was haired by the bankruptry. The CesatniaMouer— T his is not the day fixed for hearing the cased coatributuries. It is simply one for making a Mr. Mon, on behalf of two contributories, also corn. pinned of the amount of the call. He thought that one for 10i. la the pound would be quite sufficient. The Commissioner referred him to the report before him. Mr. Mon said be would not have objected to the call, but he was in this position : he represented two out of four parties who held shares jointly, so two might be wil- ling to pay and the others might not. He therefore thought the , ouzlit to b• called on rateably. Mr. Bagley We cannot do that. Mr. Mo. Then suppose one is willing to pay, and the other three will not, are we only to have our remedy against the thirst parties! The Comminiceser-- I am afraid that is inseparable from the act of parliament. A thireWdisr complained that a call of As. per share had been media which be had paid, but other parties who were in a shiso to pay had not done so. He wished to ash the anipmas .why they bad not been compelled to do so? Ihstz eise — Eli said the call was made when it was proposed to have • wbsibegpup, and before the proceedings in bankrapter. _ sastiemaa would be entitled to have the live AM. illedected from the call, and the others would be ohlhged to pay in full. The Coeindoea- -This is another of those warnings which we have so frequently had. When you once get into a joint-stock company, you never know when you will get out of it. A call of It. per share was then made. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) /IARLD01101:7011-STREET. ATTEMPT= /SUICIDE THROUGH A DRUNKEN 111 , 01 AND. Ann Wilson, of 12s, William and Mary -yard. St. damea's, was charged with attempting to commit suicide by taking precipitate powder. The son of the accused said his mother sent a younger brother to a surgeon's fora powder, whi c h he maw her put in some beer. He afterwards told his father and the doctor was sent for. Mr. Slight, surgeon, of ZS, Brewer.street, said he was called to see the accused and found she had taken a quantity of precipitate powder. He administered an emetic and afterwerls antidotes. He asked the accused if she was not sorry, and she maid she was not, and would do it again, as she was miserable, baring a drunken husband. Sergeant trodsworth said the accused's husband was • warehouaernan at Mr. Brettell's, the printer, in Rupert. street, sod, he had beard, a drunkard. The accused begged to be allowed to go home. Mr. Tyrwhitt sent for the husband, and read him a severe lecture, advising his to keep sober and treat his wife better. The accused was then given over to the husband. MARTLIZSX 10111111 Y /ROY • sousmea MAIM OF YOUNO minim COMMIT= 101 TRIAL. Mee Matteis', alias Cumeireps, wasebarged before Mr. Barker with picking the pocket of Mary Fraser, is Lamb's emednit-strest, of a puns cad its materna. Mr. Wakens( appeared for the prisoner. The evidence west to show that thin was a very heartless robbery. The prisoner and some others were standing hear* some street musk, when the pressman ousts up and also stood. Hate had been them but a few momenta when she was surrounded, and the prinner bustled her and taking her purse ran off. The proemial: followed her and saw the prisoser peas the purse to ose of We companion, Police-constable Little, 31 H, at this moment came up and took the prisoner into . The is the wife of a moldier, and has six chi on her for poet, and the money the prisoner from her was all the money she was possessed of. This being found to be tram the magistrate kindly ordered that her money should be refunded to her from the poor box. The prisoner at first said she was not guilty, and after wards wished to plead guilty. Police-coastal* Tyler, 42 C, said that the prisoner wss a notorious character, bad been several tamer in custody on charges of felony, and had suffered imprisooment for picking pocket.. She formerly belonged to the old Thiene-kitchen lm Fox-court, and was the traitor of young thieves of both sexes. Some of the boys she bad trained were now suffer ing three years' and four years' petal sort Amis. Mr. Barker fully committed the prisoner to the sessions for trial. SOUTHWARK. TIOINZIT DT TICKET.OF•LUVII CONVICTIL Janus Donovan, • ticket-of-leave convict, and Mary Anna Sid/irate. a notorious thief, who bad recently ref feted four years' penal servitude, were brought before Mr. Burnham, charged with stealing a pair of trowsers and • waistcoat from • coffee whop in Bermondsey-skeet. Martha Pilo, the keeper of the latter place, said that on Friday hat the prisoner came to her house, and hired • bed, the man paying a shilling. They bad to yam thrones • tatting room in which were two pairs of trainers and • waistcoat lyiag on • chair. About en hoer afterwards she fossil that the prisoners bad left the house, sad she mimed the property. She gave information to the police, and it was discovered pledged at • pawnbroker's by them shortly after the robbery. A constable of the M di, Aion said be found the prisoners drinking together in a public-house, and they attempted to destroy two paernbrokere'duplicates relating to the property. =tLamb, 2M, said he knew both prisoner. as thieves. The man was tried and sentenced to ten yews' transpoitatioe, in 1854. for highway robbery, audio 1180 aerated with a ticket of leave. The female prisoner had 11•41111/011111 four years' penal servitude for • desperate sheet robbery, and had not been long out of prison. boa prisoners admitted their gt and their former con sidemen, elm 11r. Bonham committed them for W. THE KINGSWOOD MURDER. --•-- TRIAL OF JOHANN CARL FRANZ AT THE CROYDON MISIZEIL-ATILIR DAY.) -••- • - - - • . This mania( Johann Carl Fraar, a native of um Misted before Mr. Jetties Blackburn, at the Arises, for the wilful warder of Ma rtha Holliday, elin aged 56, at Kingwood Beekey. ea go 10th of last. firieisant lbillantine and Mr. Robinson appeared on lawn el mews ; while Mr. G. Denman and Mr. W. M. Hest rldearlsd the The eeseesemud r ti f L considerable intereet, widths and waserevriled to exam. Messrs! Wise and gentlemen wereprevided with seats en the bench ; end amory st the latter was Mr. Onlqabenn, from the acchansy of oily, who bed the seam for the prisoner's defence. The pet.eaw releded to be tried by en English jury. Ha to bays improved is appeerance corder the prison regime. When plemd in the dock he glanced anxiously mad the eletifer a mingle instant, sad afterwards relapsed into Wt Wes and indifferent demeanour which charac terised hie conduct wheu before the Reigate magistrates. Mr. Gerjeset Ballantine opened the case for the crown, reeepitulating the particulars, most of which have b een already published. Witnesses WIMP then called ia support of the prosecu. Hoe, and the ems was proceeding wham our report left. FlAruciDz IN Lancutrillta—Yesterday niter soon, at the Rawtsestall petty esseiens. • farmer sawed Richard Ashworth, of Height Top Pens, Water. near New rhumb, was brought up on a charge el wilful murder. It appeared that the primer and hie birelbor (John Ashworth) wets joist occupiers of a term, mid some disagreemeet bevies takes plies, tie moons, went home under the indiums si ishoziesting liques. sad cosninesiced as attach epee his brother, trout the offsets of which be never P4Ol~lllll. The slater of the two mon was in the cellar when the accesses leek plum sad beard der brother Jobs mil out " miaodsr," but elm was to musk doomed that she dare not ems nut of the cellar for ems time. She after wards found Ism brother John lying me the lied. Won he died his ciepmdlises woes bikes, in the pee.se a • inagia teats, ia odds\ be Mailed that hie brettimr Amok him twenty tim e. lea with his beads end with his hat. The sorrelt we emmeitted on Sunday, the 30th of Jun e , but Jobe rentimmd to lire till Saturday, the 27th of July. As bequest we subsequeatly bald on the body, when a Ter. dist of weeellatighter was retarneal. It woo believed th a t the depositions weld ban justified &verdict of wilful mur der, sued be we eimesquently brought before the magi.. Males yesterday cm the latter charge. On the conclusion of She ovhieere he we eommitted for trial to the approach isltarmstor mime ma charge of manslaughter. The p te a mime large and powerful man.— Mendiosior lleaniatr. SOME KINFOOFFON MURZUM.—Doriog the week ending Std Angst*, 1861, the visitors bays been as follows: on Monday, Tuesday, add Saturday, tree days, 5,617 on Monday sod Tneeday, bus evening , SAS& On the t hese students' days (adman* to the public id.), 1.544 students' evening, Wednesday 1 Isla% 14=1. From the opening of th e renesint 2:1113.148 19; . MCFM3I OF PATILIFTIN BOOTIE KII3IIIIIIOSON.-- Number of visitors for the week sad* An. 3, MIK Total number dues the opening of the sausans hew daily May 12, likid), 396,345. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (VT ZLECTECI LEWE'. MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) LEWES HANDICAP. Two miles. The follo;inicerseeitic in up to 8 ;Wald night :- Moo! cook, Jain, Aram, Mastoid, Stampedo, Dad booed, Mhos, Playsinisn, Bette, Celpe, Itedpole, Brownie, Baipwrsek, Seville, and Volition. NURSERY STAKES. About 5 furlongs. llieudella, Golden Fleece, Daum del Logo, Misfire, kuotu of Spain, Alba, and Lady Peony are here. TWO•VEA it-OLD STAKES. About 5 furlongs. Blackeock, Spite, Signal, Lord Burleigh, and Nils Vivian are bore. OTHER ARRIVAL/O.—MINS, MpedO, Cabe, Thy siciaa, lied Fractious. Mine:ED.—Gridiron. RIPON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) GRAND STAND STAHL", Six furlcrap. Taat Runner, Music, Kale ?rice, Advauturer, Tiim Windier, and Retook, ate barn CITY PLATE. Six furlong& M.mtraw, Ptgry Taft, Glen Stewart, Moe'vie. Invader, Weatherwitch, smolt the Oeßarer, Princess Maud, and Johnny Bright arc here. ABBEY PLATE. Six furlongs. Di :k Zacharish Taft, Mien Detestable, Melia, Staaford, and Wave are Isere. MEMBERS' PLATE. One mile. Lumar•und•Blit; Desmond, Peggy Taft, Mou:vie, lamella, Prince= Maud, Weattierwitch, chat, and Nub e Paine are barn Of ll= MULlVAlA—laterast and Swift. COMMERCIAL AND .IIARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) 11/Mali AID MISR MAGNIMO trtsonalqi.) (noel OUR OWN 001111211PORDINT.) A good attendance at to-day's market. Wheat in good dem..nd, at an advance of M. to 3d. per canted in lower qualities ; 6ne qualities unaltered. Flour steady, at full price.. Indian oorn, old mixed, scarce and 6d. dearer. Beets in good request, at an advance of 6d. to la. per qr. on both qualities. Oat. and oatmeal dulL MINCLNG LANE.-(THIS DAY:) St.an.—The luarket opened without annuatio . n. The public sales are progreeting. COMM remains steady. Corrox.—The demand continues limited. carg OUrisTecr;;;;W;;;;;llias been sold at 10a. 4}d. REAL —The market continues dull. SaLrevrar dull of sale, refraction 8 to 91 sold 345. 6d. to 34e. 9d. Tit.—The market continues quiet Markets generally are dull to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is sandy. Tows tallow is quoted 46.. 9d. ; Petenbarg Y. 0., ea tie spot, 465. ; September, 475. October to Dee., 475. to 475. 3d. ; Jaavary to Muth, 48e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mean. Davis said Co. report trade at the followiir, pricey Pi ime meadow bay, 755. to 84. ; superior ditto, Ws. to 100 a. ; inferior ditto, 36a. to 50a. ; new ditto. 50s. to 80a ; clover, old, 90e. to 120 s. ; straw, 30s. to 40a. °MUT FIRES.-(THIS DAY.) -•-- This (Tuesday) morning about 7 o'clock a destructive lire broke out in the Temporaries coffee-house and assembly rooms belongiog to Mr. Blackwell, situate in Bunhill-row, St. Luke's. The engines were quickly at work ; but in spite of the axertionsof the firemen, the whole of the front was destroyed, and the lecture hell was seriously damaged. The inmates had a narrow swaps, being obliged to mount the rod, whence they were taken down a ladder by the Royal Society's escape conductors and the neighbours. The loss will fall upon the Royal Fire-office. Another fire troke out in the premises of Mesas. Sullivan and Mills, lb, Great Pearl-street, Spitelfields, sod was &Heeded with serious consequences to some of the firemen. The Farringdon.street Brigade engine was following others of the establishment, when, on turning out of Sun-street, the horses fell, and the ponderous machine toppled over, throwing the firemen upon the ground. Some escaped with a few ' , iruises, but one of the men, named George Cola, fell under the engine, the whole weight of which, 26 out, rested upon his abdomen. He was rescued as soon as pos sible, and taken to the hospital, where he remains in a very precarious condition. The fire spread with fear ful progress to the lack workshops, nearly forty feet long, which soon presented a regular blaze, the light of the fire being visible over the whole of the eastern portion of the metropolis. The fire was eventually extinguished, hut not before the second floor was burned out, the roof off, and the silvering room under severely da maged by water. Fortunately the sufferers were insured in the Phenix Fire-office. TAOCth;rfire happened oo the premiss' of Mr. Jobs Batumi, artist in designs, No. 8, George-street, Perlman square, and was not extinguished until a serious amount of mischief was done. The contents were insured in the Liver pool and Loudon Pim-offices. Another destructive fire happened in the premises tamed the White Post, Hackney-wish, belonging to Mann. G. Spill and Co., waterproof manufacturer'. The fireman were unable to extinguish the flames until a building fifty feet long was, together with its contents, con- Burned. Unfattutately the Deforms were uninsured. ANOTRZR Fiat ix LITZRPOOL.—A fire , entailing an estimated loss of between 12,000 f. and 14,0001., occurred on Saturday night in a stack of warehouses situated in Upper Wilham-street, oty Great Reward-street, Liverpool, and close to the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. The warehouse in which the fire broke out was stored with grain, cotton, and various kinds of produce, tbotryb cotton was the only article which suffered to a great extent. The origin of the fire is unknown, but it was first discovered in the top floor, which was stored with cotton belonging to Mears. Shand, Higuon and Co. To this portion of the building, owing to the promptitude of the fire police, the destruction was confined, else the damage would have been far more serious. The property . is insured. The following Liverpool firms bed property in the building :—Brears. Shand, Biwa and Co.; brough and Co.. Adamson and Co. well and; Rathboot, Brethren, and Co. ; and Maim Max. itoWllll4 COWED.—Within the last ten years there have been coined at the Miat 4011,848 sivereigne, 14,416,569 half-mvereigns, 466 crowns, 1,493 halfmrowas„ 15,633,372 florins, 2.1,025,506 shillings, 21,735,183dxpa5em, 1,N0,874 groats, 41,580 fuurpenoes, 13,606,101 throwers's, 47,520 silver twopences, and 78,408 silver peon, The ° and bronze muoey coined bas been 23; ,384 peewee, 36 1 n„421 hallpeme, 22,456,276 farthings, and 3,536,776 half-farthinp "How NOT TO Do IT."—The chronology of as ansmaceishil bill is worth recording as a memorrl of the snake aid a specimen of the way in which the Roan of Commas will keep touching a bill without ever really handling it. If we take as our instance the Trade Marks Bill of the late Lord Chancellor, we find it passing the Lords early in the session, reed a first time in the Coin moos on the 16th of March, and after two postponements, read a second time on the 15th of April. TM 22nd was sondnted for going into oommittee 'woe it. Whin it was called on apes' the nod it was put off to the 29th ; on the 29th to the god of May, as the god of May to the 13th, on the 13th to the 16th, as the 16th to the 27th, on the 27th to the 3rd of June, on the ard of Jane to the 10th, on the 10th to the 17th, ea the 17th to the 24th, on the 24th to the 25th, on the 25th to the let of July, os the Ist of July to the Bth, on the Bth to the 15th, °tithe 15th to the 16th, On the 16th to the 18th, and oa the 18th, instead of being an 16th time put off, it wee put out of Se misery by being withdrawn. Any member who attended to oppose &donee is that bill must have had a pleasant two months of it. Seven times, when the bill was postponed for several days, there ow. either no house made on the next night or the house was counted out. IMPROVEMENT IN STREET LIGHTING. It hag been ascertained that by placing near the flame of ordinary pa burners a receptacle containing coal naphtha, the bnl- Haney of the light is much increased. An invention based, upon thin principle is already the subject of a patent vested in a public company. The patentees state that by the use of their process a saving of one•half may be made in the es• pew, of lighting by gas. To test the accuracy of this weer tiers, experiments have just been made in London, under the authority of the Commissioners of Sewers. hfoorgate street was selected for the trial, there being in it few shops, and only one or two pri va t e lamps. The lamps erpen mented upon were 12 In number, six upon the western side, fitted in the ordinary way with burners, and consuming upon the average five cubic feet of gas an hour, and six upon the eastern side, fitted with burners having attached to them the apparatus of the patentees, and consuming two and a half cubic feet an hoar. The experiment ex• tended over 30 nights. The burners without the appa ratus consumed about 419 cubic feet per hour; while the burners with the apparatus consume& only 209 cubic feat per hoer. The district inspector of the commission, who MVP the lamps nightly, reported his opinion that the light given was perfectly equ.d, an opinion in which he is supported by residents of the neigbourhood. Mr. Hey wood, the engineer of the commission, who principally con ducted the experi men t s , is, however, in c li ne d t o thi n k that the lights are not quite equal in intensity. He states that three cubic feet of gas, carberetted by means of the naphtha, ars equal to five cubic feet of gas not carburetted. Oa this assumption be shows that by the adoption of the sew propos. the reduction of the cost of each lamp a year would be 20a., and that there being 2,823 lamps in the city, as annual saving of 2,8254 might be effected. SHARE' M828.-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Cwoz. The railway share market is flat to-day, at the reduced prices of yesterday. Lancashire and York shire, South Eastern, Great Western and Eastern Counties stocks show a further fall of to per amt. London and North Western stock is now quoted 924 to 93 ; Great Western, 70 to 4; Lancashire and ,Yorkahire, 1104 to 111; Caledonian, 100 to South Eastern 81[ to I ; Great Northern, 104 to 1064 ; and Eastern Counties, 49 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain steady, at 4to I prem. The Indian and Canadian lines are very quiet. OLDLNAIIr MAUI AID groom Bb. IPd I Bemuse 1 C lo "" 9 yes , rdo rk si . 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Consols are officially marked 901 and 1 for money, and 90/ and 1 for the account. The present quotation is 90/ to f both for money and to-morrow's settlement. The official business report is an follows Bank Stock, 236, 2341 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 901, 4, 90 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 74 ; India Stock, 2201, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 991, 3, ; ditto Scrip, 1004, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, April, 1864, 94 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. dia.; Five per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, Dii, 1 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cents., 102 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 15e. die; ditto small, lls. die ; ditto Jane, par, 3s. die. ; ditto small, 4s. die., par. Turkish Bonds remain very firm, and show a fresh improvement of 4 to per cent, the loan of 1854 being now quoted 79 to 4, and that of 1858, 691 to 70. Other foreign stocks are inactive. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, ni Equador New Consolidated, 121 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 864 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 601 ; Sar dinian Five per Cents., for account, 784 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 70 ; ditto, for account, 691, 704, 70 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711. The discount market yesterday was quiet and easy. Good bills were taken at 43 per cent., and very little business was done at the Bank. The payments due on the 4th appear to have been very , well met. The amount was not so heavy as usual, the dulness of trade curtailing the supply of bills. In the Stock Exchange yesterday the supply of money was likewise large, and short loans on govern ment securities were obtainable at 3 per cent. or less. At Vienna on BatUrday there was a slight im provement in the Austrian funds. The exchange has receded to 137. About 27.0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The steamer Great Britain has arrived from Melbourne with 82,195 oz. of gold, worth 1329,000., the whole of which is expected to be taken to the Bank during the next few days ; 20000 has also reached London from the Levant. me news from America has caused renewed ex citement in the Liverpool cotton market. The sales esterday reached 20,000 bales, and an advance of id. over last Friday's prices took place. The latest quotations of public securities at New York, on the evening of the 25th ult., were as fi lows ;--Virginis Bonds, 50 ; United States Five per Cents., 804 ; Missouri Bonds, 411 ; Erie Rail way shares, 231 to 24 ; and Illinois Railway, 63. The market is reported to have closed steady. At an adjourned meetingyesterday of the commit tee appointed st the fire insurance meeting at the Mansion House, on the 25th ult., it was resolved that • new company shall be forthwith established on the principle of mutual insurance. It is to be brought forward under the auspices of a powerful board representing the various large interests who are promoting this movement. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,7671., and the South Eastern a decrease of 1,564/. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Brechin Castle for the conveyance of coolies from Trinidad to Calcutta. MONDAY ETZMO. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 901 to 1, for money and next Wednesday's settlement, opened this morning at 90 to 1, and closed at " buyers." For the 10th September the last price was 901 to *. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 90, 1, 90, 1 ; ditto, for account (August 7), 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 90 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 90, 1 ; Bank Stook, 2191 ; India Five per Oent. stock, 99/, 1, * ; ditto, for account, 991 ; ditto Four per Omit. Debentures, Oct., 1863, 96 ; ditto April, 1864, 961 ; ditto 1859, 961 • ditto Bonds, ss. dia. • Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 78 ; d itto Five per Cent, 94 the scrip of the new India Loan declined I per cent., closing at 100 to 1.. The Five per Cent. stock was last quoted 991 to 1. There was a fresh fall of 2s. in the March Ex chequer Bills, which were quoted 15s. to 108. die. The Jane bills remain dull at 4e. dis , to par. The Turkish Loan of 1858 opened rather dull, and was first marked 69/, but soon came into re newed demand, and was purchased as high as 70k. Ths closing quotation was 691 to 70, being 1 per cent. above that of Saturday. The Loan of 1854 was firm at 781 to 79. Mexican Bonds remain. dull at 22 to 1. Bank shares remain without variation of im portance. Miscellaneous shares were equally quiet. East India and London Shipping were flat The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance. 44 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to b prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, to dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, par ; China and Japan Steam, par too prem. ; Natal Land, to dia. ; Oriental General Marine, to prem. ; Mercantile Fire Insurance, 1 to 14 prem. ; and Compressed Coal, to pram. The list of applications for shares in the Mercan tile Fire Insurance Company will he closed on Wednesday next. The directors will then at once appoint a manager with a view to the bumediate commencement of business. Promptitude in this respect will further confirm the confidence of the subscribers. The Five per Cent. Preference stock of the Lou don, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company has risen to-day to 95, the company having, it is said, made arrangements to meet the dividends ou this stook within a short period. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooic. There is rather more business to-day in the mining market. The inquiries are chiefly for Marks Valley and East Caradon shares, which have improved, the former being quoted 94 to 1, and the latter 24 to }. Tincroft shares are marked in the Stock Exchange 51, and Sortridge Commix, 11. In other respects there is no change worth mentioning. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet. Great Northern Copper are marked f prem. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Ininos.. Arguer S.:Caledonian Stock, 100 1004—Bastere ivamties, 9 19-16 9 1646—Grest Northern Stock. 104 107—Grem Western, 714 704—Linesahlre and Yorkshire, 111 1114—London ar.d North Wasters, 9ti fat—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lan eelnshlre„ 44 xl. 444—Midland Stock, 1211 122—Ditto, new shares, 16.16 1 1-16 p.—North British Stork, 611 02—North Staffontdaire, 44 44 d.—North Eastern. Berwick capital Stock, 105 111 .74 Y e et i24 Capital c Stock, 031 634 —Leeds Mock 04 61— South 546 24 7.l6—Wast Midland, Odoed, 46} 464 Buffalo and a Huron, 44 42—Catch itheigah, 19 Grand Trunk ad Canada, 4 9-166 1146—Great , 7 13-16—Great Western of Canada, 94 10 —lllinois Cen 3r14 Erie, ex assessment, 244 24 # —Thames and Merwy Marine, 1146 1346, P. Manny:Fent, Avorwr S.—The market was quiet and steady. Great Waiters, 704—Illinois Central, hi d 04--Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1114 11—London and North Western, 93—Matichas. ter, Mellott), and Lincolnshire, 444 4—Midland, 1214 ;—ditto new, 1 p. BIRMINGHAM, AUGCST s.—The sales to-day were pr incipally In local stocks, elz.:—Birmingham Canals, id; 02-8 rmingliant Banking Company. 251 —Birmingham Waggon, new *herr., th. ad. prem. There were buyers of Birmingham and Stour Valley 'h.:, at g —Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed, at 7N-- Loudon and North Western. at 14—and West Midland, ("ford First Guaranteed, at 125. 1 i I I I f rl , , 0 ..„ • . , i 1:, f, 1,, .1: i i I . ii .!, 1.. . ... ill 11 l i t , 1 1,.. .1... 0,, !