The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-30 00:00:00

„ diet *owe ads, a ..cu; r w.. -eut to tLe ..a -" l'inarevaiinittioe resumed— I a report of what "..ea4see had done to Mr. H auer At the "tattoo. - er. Fryer calk.l for this do:uweat At Faithfull would produce ally.locu,o u nt.l io. p ir y culled [ A A he %ARV 411.1 ("1 .1.130 rd to model." for the U.II ontler[o it papers which he . be tAllCd UPOil to prultace to the onlsoary courts • 1.• [ Scour N 111 Ms. Faithful' porloct these duce rslll .5 an. 4111 etc eid er y Mr. Yailhfnll -Firdi — Erii;lwee them for your was or that • •:,r JUTS. I t..igh I TO on right t.. do MP ; but I will lio•Iss for the 'too 31 the gentlem e n ju th at ; a , t . want them probably for the purpose of fixing ~3 • on this man or thou, to the prejudice of the 1,, l'orovher Vou have more than ogee .ineationeoll my 3h. •qtler the prodia boeka isq•my. I admit .3• cool 3.3-tion it I..ight .le,-.tonablet whether au . add he male for the products.° of p..pe: 4 which may ...33a141it to partake of the character of tau 1ie..., ii rommuni as baring raised Nitwits mslover and IlErfilet; , • k.rt. au doubt at all. anal I oav it cliberately i that in pro-trthog .4 ill fiIroTOOTT . O enrol there IN autho- I, 13• order the pioanctioa of nay papers that bear upon t' • t•••-e. If you like, 1 will make an order and try it. 3. pc , r. ) tfter a pause the ksetied gentleman ',staved-est— ' t.s'. throe art. gloeunrata which might to he produced, .1 you. 3lr. faith tall , aglio, will you preihwe them aot Vsiilifall I hat.' wain 1.. parsley. air. The t %loser -Will you produec the-ac reposte Mr rasthfull —No, I will not. • The ..loroser Very well ; then I that( Irbow chat to 4n. Nut.e.iwtetly the Censer Mr. Faithful' had ex - I ;Alec,' that these pipers Wll.l pn%ileard corunittuica.ionii; d is reply to an objection (row Mr. l ooL Out uo .prestioo -.1.g front the rules upon which the repoi la•eu wade from the I.itae.4 tit th. I..rt were pro he added that the point an to eh.ih. r the, 1...p.n. pm/Ilered .Mt not Lunn be 1.-ft for an, Court of queen. Nish tad, ore. nr.exernittatiee re.talue.l be Mr. V..itlJult-The revile. t •“.. M 4111114 Out t Apr .Ituuldl. tursed 1 at.. the teteler when the .topped iu übutlieme to ..laserr wawa %Ir. Fryer I.lixbekl a a.te tube m a d e o f Ihit The Cereuer told the with... 4. rteel Cu, rul. an.l repeat lot 11•111,4111; IMI teed the rule, the wituev oteted thet It t. the tin., ...Leo the twine wee quiet. A fennel ,Imuegel tur the .k. meads referral to waa wale ; and U. mutt ..Mourned until to-ioorruw phis dab) esiesh. LAW INTIILLICIKNCE. (THIS DAY.) - COURT OF RANKIMPTCY feature Mr. Otimairiuso• Font),Liam.) THC LA/OLD our txtr trrnrr %Tr 04'1INTIOX for Pk.t, Veg. This wee • sitting whieb bed been appointed hw the proof .Ihrble and selahas the Int of contributories in the my 0( 11 s rospiey. It ma. formed in !milk awl the pr0w...1 w ...I mrsk i was 1000 m.... Karl shares of IW. (here were .is dirseters, and the cut/ours Were C. F. E. 1.• public ilovonstusi, ltresluun-street, mid u Cooper, p.m., 4 t much-eat, Ifornsey. Mr 1.1•111ster, for two ovetrihntones. objected that they out bad prop, stew* of this apOwatioo. When the r .art w•s• t.dkrd Nam to At a ontributory it shoal he by I. slipperiest by stildsvit, cod the onto:K.4a" should proper oulwe of the applicatne. In support of this ,ew b. .pioted tine ten:" votion, and aaiord, as the pn wed were we: ruler. the 'natter should be adios' . The l'oonnimener -I ana afraid we have held • general aua• 4. he suitivent V. Iraklet,r 1 .- e., on looking at the act, I lad we t .1, bees all wrong. arid sow I wish to ad us all right. I.b i 1114 h.) Ir. Klaiber, who appeared am solicitor in the • lying up, said an Use act of 1456 it would foiled ►he rules sad orders in the Joist w. k l'osiiasses Act of IMP sad 1649 were adopted, and .u.. 1 the I Ith section to that sect. It was Willa to send to the costrtbutones through dos pod, and advertise •1e meeting is the Ufszelle and two daily papers, but eves tuight he dispersed with at the disn•tws of tho court. The rocanaimoouer--If ia every use of a oostributory a mottos was male, supported by as afiklavit, what an esor mous expense the 'date would be put to, particulorly where there a lOU or 'llO contributories. 1 shall adhere to the .4.1 practice, to ►old that notice of ► general meeting o sufficient where may contributory one object. Mr. Umlaute, then objected to the lout of the contriboto. ran Mist proceeded with. He understood that so debts were owing by the company, and what we. the mie of d.4 . 1 ! 1ea . - - Mr. !Limber seal that in cower to that be could state there were two creditors present to prove their debts, goal be understood that eves the carts for preparing the deed of iocorporation of the eompaoy bad Dot Laces paid. Mr. Liaklater said that was one of his grounds of ob jection. The contributories objected to the charges incurred is the formatom of the company. The Contraisaireier —I think it would be premolars to proceed to in the contributories. Mr. Mealier said they 0017 wished to martial' who were duireholders sad who were not. It was not proposed to rake say call at the premot time. The Oanunissiocier— Your proof of debts may go no in the owl way, bet we must wait t o see w h a t the shareholders erg be *Wed epee to contribute. It wee ties arranged that the nutter should stand over laid the relent of Mr. Commissioner Fine. 11 MCA RD AND WALTER. Übe was as examination meeting. The bankrupts, Ed. oudJobs Heard sad John Jason Walter were described as of Norway-short, Wappingwall, packing-case makers. The balmaireheet, prepared by Messrs Hashes, Ball, mad Bub, edemas from the let May, 18CO3 to the 18th of July bet, irthibitisg this summary : Ur. : To creditors uu. iseared, 9001. 17e. Sl.; ditto holding security 418 1 .; bite claims( to Is paid in lilt Ad.; polite ea trading, 944/. 18e. 11.1 d.; capital, 79191. h rkl. ; total, 3,1411. 3a 2d. Cr.—By cash at beaker., 18/. 3s. 3d. ; debtors, good, 1584. 12e. 1.1. ; pro perty gives up to anigoese, estimated to realise 0181.33.8 d.; property is the hand. of creditors, 7271. ,• losses, On 4s. 81d. ; tnide 'openers, to 968/. las. 10d. ; domino ed Hari, to KW. ; &denim., in books, 2s. 34. ; {utak 3,14 U. Tieheakrupta paned their 'anima= asopposel. as NIIITIL The bankrupt, James &nab, of Hope Wharf, NACClOl kkl..treet North, Capron' Nevis , matador, applied to pm hi. rsaunoation. The balasee-shvet by Marra Hardiat io l g r, sad Bah, drearhen the let of Jeausr7, to the 9I ly led, showing: —Lk :To amebas, 41. •L Ila. 14. ; Protatr. OG Ild. ; mow. Law. 3a sa. ; Ow Id Jmiadv, IWO, 5641. Gs. Gd. ; total. 3,3001.1 a. 11d. 11 7 debt. good, 5311. 12a. Od ; &abed. 7r. lb. 4d. ; law mita. 231. Itla Gd. keen, 1.331 i. Ik id. ; trade npass, 1,271 f. sa. sd. ; home sad penood, nor. us. MW. 3 4 001 . la II& Thu Isskruot pawed his ezaraiddloa. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Before the Chief Casamiwioese.) I. 111 =AT Ma. IN lett/L-110Val. Ann IMPoRTANT cant This isesivent, a hamster-at-law, who was in custody for the eats ef a deem in a suit by his late wife, for a diseolu• boe of mirage for adultery and deeertioe, applied to be datrender the l'odectios Act on an laterite order. ker. taarteu oppreed nu the part of ars. Meson, the iseehreet's late wife. The insolvent had no counsel. Mr. Bicker (2/erten eubenitted that the court had so pais. ditties to rent the opplicatioe, as the immigrant wee not in custody on a ;mirk:tit " to an action brought for the re covery of a date. ' The words of the t,th section of the Protection Act, 7 and x Viet., were clear on the sulir,t. The ineulvent was iu cuetedy for 1951. costa in a suit by his wife for desertion and adultery, and ou that 'ground could 1104 be discharged on an interim order of protection. The Chief Commissioner intimated that be had no pewee to discharge the insolvent on the present appliestion. The inaulvstat's Attorney, Mr. Cooke, cited the 'Pith *action of the same statute, is which it was matted that the court could grant a Goal order 4 cases where parties were in custody foe ointerept for the non-payment el onto. This wee • raw of contempt, and one in which he apprehended the toert had puiedictiou to discharge the insolvent. The Chief Co' romissioner referred to the hit& section, and rid he had jurisdiction, if he thought proper, to grant a tine! ceder sail a discharge, hut certainly so power to order doeloarge on ae interira order, which was the present ap plication. 111. I townie thought that, as he had no jeriadic tn., the insolveet had better apply seder the Priam Act. The attorney said he would do so if the court thought the petition would not be sustained. The Chief Cominisnoner observed that ho had nothing to with the petition. All lie would say was, that the in •-hetit might here the present petition disroiseed, provided nigher MY (led under the Prism Act, and he could nuke what farther appikatioa he thought proper. The Court disoneesl the petitiue, and gave leave to ale "'her nadir the Prism Act, under which an appbcatioe he made for feel. the petition was aoseedingly dinsinied. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. MTh/PIING TO soa. Taws 'maw mos. aI. appesneak somed Dean& ANIS Teary% sod James Barra., wore drippil " 111 ,_ ohNim**; to pick the porksee of ainal goatimis " I ' ll g the Juinor , iervice Mb, Go provisos *l4. *boot 10 o'clock. sr. A, mi.! 10 Art Alsht . , while ia 4 " 11 killestatist. he saw the prisoners entstese arez the ,sess sloe . ,;..tierosa leselag they all followed "," 111 •t•lliarievotr o o, where be saw kerma Miens to pia ti P" 114 -, They ttu.r. miaowed to the clalehaere sad fel ""6, r”ritleto.as mn.l Attempted to pia hie poelrea ap.. !retuned sad followed a third gestleumia sad THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1861. ale. tried to pick Lis pocket. Th^v endeavoured to e.e.e, but be amen, Raoul behind a bits, and. buying bead him over to a ainstable, went after the °alert, and took them in Regent-quadrant. sergeant Holmes, of the F diviaiou, said he knew Regan bad been inekliermg for some time ; but before then be was a thief. Ile had only been lock a few days. Tucker had had three years in a reformatory. He knew nothing of Barrett. H;. Have you beans soklier, Began Reps-1 was ia the Royal Horse Artillery, ar a driver, but being kicked bt a bone in the side. WWI discharged. Hr. Yardley —it here is your discharge 7• Regan-1 have lost it. Mr. Yardley—l suppose thou it wan not a din barge worth keeping Regan— Wall, that's about it, it wuo't a very good one. Tacker -I was in Redhill Reformatory. Mr. Yardley I will remain, Barrett, but commit the othen for three mouths each with bard labour. ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE LuNDON, BRIGHTON. AND SOUTH COAST 11.111. WA Y.- (THIS DAY.) Yentenlay afternoon • conxiderable delay was caused by the fall frum an embankment near Caterham Jour. (Mm of a portion of tile pickup goods train. Several of the trucks were smashed to pieces, and a delay of two Lours was the result to most of the trios subsequent. No person acs injured. The line was clear this morning. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. tas *moo mama%) YORK MEETING.—(rEUS DAY.) COLT SAPLING STAKES Alamos! ... Walked over. GRE tT YORKSHIRE WARM. I Sdarlavaer .„ I 9 ram. EIGHTH PRODUCE STAKE'S. I lurriorao Nader Lord Albert . GREAT YORKRHIBE STARE& tHaminstor t'amerigo I larima c 10 raa. ORK COP. The Wizazd walked over. TYRO STAMM Illackcock Mina Ycolill Fife . . • • •-• 5 ran. I:I.IICR.ICK STAKES. One mile. Johoey Anmarong, Welcome, Rom, Scandal, Watchfire, Bolero, Genealogic, Kieg of Kam, Grimetoo, Carisbrook, end Q.E.D. are here. NURSER)" PLATE. Five furless:a 44 yards. Imperatrice, 71b ; Flytrap, Bet blb ; Temptation, Bet 51b; Trust, Pet 41b; Wbittendele, Bet 41b; Kiug o: Kars, t«6 ; Ceppal. Met ; Het ; Re e, 7st 1:11b; Beverley, 7st 131 h ; Pembroke, let 121 b; ?dim Mary, hit nil.; Kate Pric e , 74 91b ; Role of Baby, 7st 911) ; Letty Loam ist 7113 ; liermani, 7st 71b ; Fantasia, 7.t 71b. All are byre. The rest paid forfeit. OTHER ARRIVAI.A.--Charise Cron, Birdlima, Moalvie, Bernier, sad Vergias-Bien-Nicbt. THE LATEST BETTING. BT. LEGER. •Li to 1 apt Caller Ou (t) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK.—(THD3 DAY.) The weather euatinues most favourable for herveA opera time. The supply of home-grown wheat does Wednesday last is rather libmal, but flour short. Barley, oat., beans, and peas limited. Watch and Irish oats, hardly any since last day. The supply of foreign what is small in addition, mostly Ameneen. Flour, none added to last day's liberal quantity. Raley and oats very contracted. To-day the wheat market is very Arm, the demand for France continues heavy, and the quotations are fully equal to Monday Iss both for English and foreign. Flour.—A good business doing in American barrels at Monday's extreme pricey .t large number soli since Mon. day for exportation. Barley steady. Oats —A fair trade at Mmday's prices. Beaus and peas without change. Linseed very firm, cakes rather dearer. Rapeseed, with out ehaage. Trefoil firm, new white Buskin liberal imply, and worth lie. per bushel. New tares at market of good quality, but not many sold. FLOATINII A small steady trade doing. Wheat Tory firm. MAIM rather higher. WNEAT.—Engl i sh : Pow: and Kea, white, new, Ms. to ; ditto, floe old, 52e. to Me.; ditto red, new, 325. to 565.; ditto, fine, 01.1 , 484. to We. ; Norfolk, ko., be, old, —l 4 to —a.; red, new, --is. to —a. Amiga : Masi; 565. to 605.; fine, —a. to —a.; extra, —s. to —a.; Konigsberg 52e. to 565. ditto, extra, 58x. 1064 a; Rostock, 6 Me cklenburg red, to 675.• red, 54a. to 60a; Erckermark ditto, Ste. to 561 a. ; American white. 56e. to Ws.; ditto red, 50e. to foto.; Oaaadian, 56e. to 604. Bauer.—Zoglish malting, 384. to 395. ; Us, 40s. ; griadiag, M. to 275.; and distilling, M. to 2sll. per qr. ; foreiga (nutting, 2:,,,. to ditto distillmg, 28s. to M., sashay& —s. to —s. Yam —Engllieb, Essex and Norfolk, 595. to 635. ; Ana 63e. to 70s. ; Yiwton and Ware, 655. to 72a; brows, 50e. to 58e. feed, 234. Od. to 31:11. Od. ; potato, 30a. to 3b ; foreign, 184. MI. to 25e. Err., 30s. to 32.. Bung.-English tick, 38a. to 41a. ; harrow, 40a. to 444 ; pigeon, 40a. to 445. ; foreign, 365. to 375. ; tick. Me. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 39e. to 44a. ; • 36a. to 37a. Piaia.-English boiler. 38s. to 425.; w to sad bias, 3116. to 40a. ; maple, 404. to :Qs., pay, 345. to 388.; hog, 30a. to 38s. ; foreign. 31a. to 37e. Funla.-Engliali town, 46e. to 46e.; ditto dna, Ma.; country, 425. to 435. ; Nosiolk and Baft dk , 32e. to 34a.; French, --s. to -e. pai sack; American, 264. to 30 1 14 Canadian. 36.. to 30s. ; swish, 44., to 465. FlosTeso CARGOZS, all C. F. sod 1--Whist: Berdi &saki and Mtriumple, per 49216 e., 48e. to 61s. ; (Mirka, 48a. t 0534. ; Polish °dews, per 4.901ba, red, 45.. to 47a. ; white, 545. to 56e. ; Danube and Galata, 36e. to 4te. ; 34e. to 36e. Barley: Epptitu and Syrian, per 001 b.., ~ Va. to 255. ; Odessa and Danube do., Ma. to 26e. Beans : Egyptian, per qr., 31e. to 345. Maize : Odessa and Galata, per 49211.., 31a. Od. to 325.: 'brad sod Bulgarian, par 4801 be., 30e. Od. to 31s. ; French, do., -a. to -a. ; American, do., 294. to 10s. Suns.--Oasarr Ned, per qr., 41s. to 475. ; Heap. seed, per qr., 49a. to 53e. ; Mustard said, per bushel, white, 9e. tolls. ; brows, —s. to —s. ; Lioseed, per qr., eroshhia, 50s. to 58s. ; Lisseed cakes, Runtish, per 1,000, IX. 15s. to 13/. ; Americas, thin, is brls., per toe, 10/. he. to 101. 15e.; do., thick, resod, and 0b100g,91. 10s. to MX 10s.; Belt* W. to 91.5. ; Marseilles, W. se. to 101.51.; Rape cakes, 51. to U. 10a. AKILIVAIA 11170 LONDON /ROY AUG. 23 TO AUG. 30. Issfiliab and Neoteh. Irish. lording. 2270 I .... I 21370 260 Wheat Begirt OM! •00 ISO 16140 ,710 barna. PASMIONS FOE SEPTEMBER. (From Le Fetid.) Tsk itig a tour through the Fhow-rooms of the lead ing drel""k". Of P Uia, /to perceive but little indication as yet of say pkrtienier novelty in style we were, however, informed that many are in the course of preparation for the miming season, sat that they will be in every reaped, at worthy of the pat midge of the !mutes clientelles to the former productions. We may notice, en peasant, the short palet.d.4, made after the fashion of those worm by the Empres.. They are of light cloth, or a material called curled phalli. The pale t 4 is double.hreasted, aud, in shape, exactly resembles these worn by men. Sometimes a quilting waistcoat is added, so that the paletid may be thrown open in front. kluslin scarfs are trimmed with plimes a la vieille, or ruches of guipure. The lined muslin shawls are simply hemmed or ticked, and sometimes trimmed round with wide guipure. dome also, have a ruche of black lace above the guipure, and the froo t also trimmed with a ruche. For the sea side, we would recommend the .trab burnous of white ca:he mire. striped with black, and edged with velvet. Black silk mantles are made full, and plaited in at the back ; these are woes priacipally by elder ladies ; young ladies still prefer the long masque. &mile dresses are always much trimmed, so that the burnous is worn in prefeieuce with them, as it does pot crumple the dram so much. The Empresi fichu is tithe of the novelties of the day ; it made of eacheuiire, edged with velvet sad lace, reachlog to the Insist bobtail. The upper half forme a (machos), unitise under the chin. This dehu seem likely to be eves a greater favourite than the capulet of the Pyrenees. Home vory pretty barer° dresses are trimmed with black braid, mixed with red or white. The braid is placed at the edam of the flounces or pugs ; but care must he takes that the colour of the braid laarnioaisee well with that of the barer,. Light materials are the most worn : barilge, mousseline de wee, greealias, and muslies on all wivally in favour. Some are made with ono wide bounce, and a thick ruche of pink silk forming the beading; others, with narrow &moons or tucks, bcoded, or ruches of taffetas on the skirt Alpaca, ham, batiste, and spun silk, are the favourite drones for travelling. They are geiserally made either in the pel..tZt form or the rotonde. The former are more me lee, the latter more elegant. The trumaing in generally rich braiding in black braid, but some prefer a narrow gouncc, with a heading at the bottom of the dress, carried up to the waist, gradually diminishing in width. Salmon. coloured alpacas ace also exceedingly elegant, trimmed with esertions of guipure. Quilting &sees worked in white or colours, a pattern above the hem, and carried up the middle of each breadth to the waist, gradually diminished a width. Rudy newly fitting to the waist, open and rounded in hoot, in such a manner as to show the plaited cbemisette, over which is sworn the Swiss ceinture, wide enough to form a conelet.This eeintu re is made of quilting, embroidered to match the dress. The body, be side,' the embroidery all round, has wreaths up the back, reaching to the shoulders. and medallions in front. Large open sleeves, with turned•back cull*. This charming toi lette is completed with • lane burnous, with a small collar, instead of a had. Polio de chine dresses, embroidered in small coloured flowers, are trimmed either with ruches of silk the same colour as the dower, or bands of silk edged with a plies.• of the MUM material as Iles dress. Some, however, are trimmed with rows Cl velvet round the skirt, graduated in width, but this style is sot I. so much favour as the two former. For promenade dresses, the Indian foulard is much liked, trimmed with buttons and cords of straw. The Sicilimmes, of grey silk poplin, trimmed with violate coloured taffetas with resaque arid low body, laced in front over an embroidered them isette. The Belgium straw bonnets, either in white or grey, are much worn. They are trimmed with flowers, mixed with black lace, or more simply with ribbon sod lace ; but a hamlet with a simple bow of ribbon is no longer the " modo." Ornaments of straw for bonnets art very pretty, either in *its with teasels, buckle., buttons, or hunches of fiswers, fastened with black velvet or narrow ribbons. Them straw ornaments are also used on tulle and gauss dresses, producing a charming effect. We must also men tion the ribbons for helmets, cape, and sashes, with the aids embroidered with field• flowers, lilac, or periwinkle, he., with ion fringe. The ribbon is very wide ; SOM.' Yams black, nemiMens coloured. Means sine an Mill the fashion, and worn in travelling sr in the sou try. They are very convenient, IS the hair is ready dressed se sees es the hat is dine/dad. The drawings an very pretty this senort. Black, which is bseessinig as the fan whoa nixed with other colours, is the brie tar all lesiddrenes. A plume of pheasant's fsethers, and a plume et Week feathers placed oc a &ha of whin Mende, is very Dowel, and is grad taste. The phsannee teethes are pissed ague one of the bandeaux sod the Work feallien turn ever the plait of hair behind. Oue QC the prettiest hats is a/ Italian straw, very for went en the forehead, and mind at the aides. One of the ides sad the middle are entirely covered by peacock's leatisire. The throat of the peacock of an sours his., IS well as the head, cover the whole of on Ms. The feathers are placed so as to form a pont behind. A Chantilly veil of extreme fineness is sewed cm the edge, and fails all round the hat. Hate are so univenally worn at this season that there is little to describe, either in material or style of bonnets. • Floor Ent/ilak. 960 Polio; 'SCA P. MN sedis.l9. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(T. Orr •strut AND num mum= TZLIO (not OUR Owl 001INDIPONDINT. A fair atteadases at today's market.. Wheat is good request, sad ld. to 2d. dearer as low qualities. Flour hither more iequiry. Wain cora seams. Holders ask 31s. for mixed beano, without cheap. Oats sad oatmeal veal tared is vales. DAY.) W!OING LA/Gt.-(THIS DAY.) ftruAg.—There kr been a quiet and an inactive market during the week ; fanner prior are aboajuil4ntsiDed bat th.y have bees with dillimilty supported. 270 boxes, No. Havastoad, solde4 40s. ; 100 kb& of Cabs Muscovado, wino nary brown to Gee yellow, ills. 64. to 39e. ; mid 400 bbds. of NAG Rico 'middling brown to fine vellow, 345. to 435. Reaped, prices are steadily supported, but the demand is ac 4 miss. Corrgr continues to realise very firm prioot. Plantation Ceyloo at auction realised 71s. to 7fls. fid. for middling to good middling, and Jamaica, 65e. to 81s. for good ordinary to fibs middling. Native Cuyloue are inquired for, bat there are more loft in first hands. COCOA. -4:0101111A1 description have sold readily at steady rates. Trial,Lul. ordinary trey to that red, 54. to 74,. 6d. ; extra flue. Wm. ; Grenada, 51a. 6d. . . . Tu.—There Lae been more disposition to purehme at preview prime. Rus.—At a decline of 2d. per pules a good bassos bee bees traseacael Demerara. sold at Is. Bd. to le. Hd. ; Lee wards. Is. 6 4d. Rica—The demand ham bees active at firmer prices. Natant sold, 9a. &1. ; old Nemesia, ila. lid. ; new Rangoon, 10a. 6d. ; Moulmein afloat, 10 e. 3d. . . -- Sties.—Pimento has .Id at firmer prices ; African gin ger has alo sold at higher prices, but other descriptions are unaltered. Mr. Robert Cocks, the muaic-publisher, hag (sari ills Critic) built and endowed tea almehowne at Old Hocken. bam. Norfolk. The homes her, Met been completed and tenssaid. Each milk of a sieldweem, bedroom, wadi bows, essl-leimes, awl other meweismes; and each innate receives IL • yea eel a tes of reels early. The Rev. William de Quetterille, A.M., has been instituted by the Lad Bishop of Gloucester to the rectory of Briakwortb, Wilts, vacant by the death of the TALLOW MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Rev. Charles Wightwick. Patron, the Rev. the Master of The market is steady at the following prices:- Pembroke College, Oxford. Town tallow, 465. 3d net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on th e The Rev. E. N. Dean, A.M., has be e n pro- n t ib 461 .: 4 1 : 7 4 :: t e ° 4 46l . • old ; 471 i 0 " er , 77: ,vr ry t. ferred by the Lord Bishop of Gloaosider to the perpetual to Mar,* eg a , tu 47 e „ emery of Bump, DIM' Stroud, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. A. Poole. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The Rev. H. B. Wilson, we are informed ou good to 6411.., 311. 13frALD•zirelliti,to-Rides -Pricl.:-561bL id. to 34d. ; nth& to 91:11b5., authority (says the Glenna Journal), will sem be subjected to 4d. ; 801ba. to 8811 e., 4d. to ; 88Ibs. to 961bw, to prosecution for his share in the "bean sad Reviews," 4(d. to 51. ; 96165. to 1041 be, fist. to 14 Hone hides, 901 by the Bishop of Ely, but by other parties zealously in. 8, to Bs. Calf skin*, light, 2s. to 4a. ; full, 6s. EIXONDMIT. -Sheep skins : Polled. 3e. 3d. to 3s. Al. ; forested in the faith and teaching of the church. B downs, 2s. 10,1. to 3s. 2d. ; bunts, Sa. 9d. to 4s. 4d. There has been a mutiny- at the Duncanunn Fort, which commands the mouth of the Suit. The Waterford BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Neil Metes that oc Tuesday morning a party of the Royal "mi. Paltmds• and Smith report the amounts from Artillery arrived in Waterford by the Tintero, Duncannon the hop plantations geesrally_are more favourable. Market deamer. with 11 of the mutineers-14 gunners and lin a dull state. D u ty 150, 000 L bombardier-on their way to Cork, where they an to be COAL MARKET.---(THIS DAY.) tried by court-martial, with 11 of the same battery, who Walla End Hotta°, 18s ; Wells Red Haswell. 18 4 . ; Walls L o d S ou th H el i os, 18a., Walls Pad Trinidia Her ., ad been previously sent thither under an moon of 80 men It is laid, iu a Paris letter to the hed,:pendatice, ileP°4 17 ° B d. ; Walls bed Frertlthool. 17s. dd.: Walla End Sradd v l s H e a ton , 17 $ . ; Walls Bad South Hartlepool. that M. de Lamartine is stout to pans openly into the 16.. 6d. ; Walla End K pier Grange, 16*. 9d. ; Walla Sad ultramootase camp, and that be is preparing, as the rledgs Keno*, 17s. 3d. ; WhaLliffe, ; Walker Primrose, of ki n ehfuratios past canny • pamphlet " the Roman 3d. 61 -64 ; Haa elat i Pir at Hir satt 168. 64. ; likalbsn's Hartley' quokka The German National Union, in their meeting at I The Board of Inland Revenue acknowledge the Filikaleg On the Mk , resold resoletiose in favour of receipt. of :41/., Vi z ., 301. io 13aak Dotes, and IL in gold, for the Ounmatios of tinned associative of Games, without say unpaid income tar. of the asthma distiactions which at present mist, and the iipatcher were received yesterday at the Colo- theidismiss oenman prod.,. the Gross Exhit , ;6o , nialadlee of the G overnors of the West India Islands, ed Loin einseding to their nature, sod without regard to the oac t a r a. d Natal, 11 ?. _Har e thd British Ti the pelithel &diem of Germany. cams 1°•1 of 3; raw. are steady, at the opening price of Pis. Curran* prices are steady, bat the demand is lees active. mmalirraz is doll of ado ; 180 bags sold, aod 5 per coot.. ►t 38.. to 38s. 9d. oiSooa:TA cargo has been sold at 13s. 4d. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAL) Two deux& In the railway share market to-day attention has been occupied with the settlement. In several istances, including Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, prices are quoted to per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. The dividend has this morning been taken off the prices of the leading stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 92 1 to 93 ex div.; Great Western, '7Ol to 1 ex div. ; Midland,l2Bl to 2 ex div. ;Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1112 to 112 ex div. ; Caledonian, 106 to Itfil ; South Eastern, 82} to 83, ex div. ; and Eastern Counties, 50} to 51, ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain quoted jto 1 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada and Great Indian Peninsula are inquired for. ILO NO WI 100 100 INIDINANY DIANN AND ROOS& Ph I Pd I Rd"Ave ' I el°Bl46 7entr4M Pdces . 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ANY Omni Wasters 714 224 ni 704 id 8 4. lOU' Do.6tfrerth.l.om.ink 6B dB 81 . ithllanomlited Yortorir• 1111 lin 114 114 84. KW, landau and liaokwall 68 10 - IS. Mika. MILCcou 116 115 118 174 $l lOO Alley til 60 491 9 . 106 Londasi North Weds. 1144 144 ft: 11 1.1 11} all Da. - - - sp. id Londas=W4alm. lei 504 - 16 all Loottioniletrreoolinda - - - M all Do. and nopoladlio 10e 11i .... M. 100 Man.,Bl6MALlawdaak 46 47 47f 10 all Matrapoillas 4 .. dt It. DM nidlaad l3l} 132 119 4 114 4id 6140 AU Do. Now ll 14 MB - 11. •A. 1011 Do. Muth& Derby lO2 101 - W all WA Gt. W. (In.) - - - 19 all Yid Kent - - - 100 oil Newman" and (taint •- - '' 10 8 8 6 die Newry& Arm/et/MA - 30 all Newry,Watrenp.inee. ... - -. 81. MO Norfolk 64. Mb North Brill& Ilk all Nadi DIMS UM ID. - - - S 4. ail Do. • - - 1 11. 100 N. lorstonf-Derwlak 116 101 Da. 41.N.I.Pase. 4 4 pot - Pa 41. 191 Do. Leeds II 61 118. 108 Da. York 941 6i. IN froftlainina - 10 all NoriannWodoethlme. 306 11 104 17 5 North _ -111611srdias. . 411 4do 114 1 - 3 84. 100 Nott•ANNINNINO. N SI - 10 all Imam - - - N si hulmsuli - - - - rt. 1110 41 =laiiiiii . - U. 11. IMP IMellki a l ea tr.llk. 36 96 - 100 6.1611 - M. su 100 Mirapilme Cake 46 67 - so nessei•somiiii. St. 100 inank Oaa- - - 81. 10 NNE NON 6 .. - 16. MO Nab WIN l3 85 - 11. 150 IL NNW 11 Niter Don 124 97 - 99 an Stalagi4Welaiemobe. 6 7 - 96 .11 Stockton alladMithoa 38 39 - 16 11 !MN doe 8 9 pm "" K IN Taff Yak - - W all Maim i l "- 1.91 if Do. &a p g l i - 91. 101 Vale of Nadi - to a Victoria Oa. • Make Ilf Ili - 19 all Mei Clarawdl 6 04 ilf 04. 111 W.Mwth..lll 1 - - - N. IN 11011 -Ozthrd 47 49 dif M. IN WM Newport al 44 - es. IN Mill• lir II U - Telltoo 100 1 Ivo too PIIJK/ANCI SHAW. RIN II 11.614W671. f Claim *low I Baba St. IWO t elakodaalis. AM 10 EU MoniMpw ant lO 11 Si all Dam. Aber. Jos it 44 Si. 7.4 list A., 66. El 141 101 5R NO Do. B, Ip. et. 106 11l Ed. I* Do. 0,7 p. el 106 106 IC IN Z. Cosa. it..14.66/461 107 109 8t 100 Do. do. No.l 106 106 BR IN Do. New Ip.et at III 125 1R 100 gamma Woo. 44. el lO NI Bt 140 idln. it Glaavw i 6.44 M 111 It. 100 'din., Perth,Drs,4.l6o 76 77 11. 100 Chest Northers. 6p. et 117 110 It 100 D0.66661.44410p.a1p5. 112 114 BR NO Do. 64 par art. lO2 106 86 100 D 0.6.6466.666 6.6116 I — IN 10 all OUT. NosIWEI, 1M1P464 — 60 4 OtWal(114661•1141.11 St. 1* Do. Mum 44p. mat 06 N It 1* Do. Wawa 644 ant 87 80 BR 100 Do. bradont. 4p. st. 87 60 504 U. 140 Do.lp.olnlara Pia 100 102 I all Do. am. PEA Blum 110 IS all Do.ChastorPt.Bl.lp.c. le 174 It all Do. do. do. 66.6 10 104 St. 100 Do. ana. Goa. Wit 76 77 NI AI 196.01601.0661bad0 Ni 214 IN all Do. do. do lO4 104 —• 10 all Da. do 1 St. ISO Limit do. Nada". 5p.684 12 3144 14 64 6 1t 140 LaLt116646.16.4.Gua 04 No. 1 111 n• IL 110 D 0.66.6. do. Nat M 114 Kl4O D 616.6. do. .... US IPS 100 D 0.14.6. do. X& 4 111 114 U. 100 102 6 all Do. p.apetali d 0 .... —.— IL 100 Do. 7p.c. Pried Stack_ 148 158 54. WO Do.Op.ado.(W. Liar.. UT 110 • St. 110 D 62 6166114. die Illi U Ti 111. 114 lan.Cgalama ma Dove 56 56 I-- U. 100 LUX W.C0v.4414 Emit .... St. 10 LA5.W.74).654.1a 114 all laadoodmdt lin ow. 41+ 314 14 Si. ISO Kaa.11146.1nAa0.06.66. 110 - 116 41 44 Do. MI M. 141 Da. 54 per mot . 06 TO 15 6 Do.redanablo 4114 . 04. 4 4ls . St. 100 IldlaadOaaalp.o.U*4 14. 100 D0.0666.1*.111.46.4 103 US BR 10 0 D0.64p.01. Prod OW* tot 144 It. V* Do.LaLailholus 4 p.e. 52 01 Bt US Nano& 66.4,116116•64 OR 110 North &WO' par mai 109 111 at 110 Do. New Gm. 164 al 11" 110 10 6 DoilardA Vales pa 1 If pa 011. 114 N.1166—C00a.4 p.aist N IN 17 54 N D 4. do. 44 Par iPI Pm 10 111 Do. L00d5414.61. No. I N IS do. York. U.• Lpara 4 dla li r N sa Na ti Stasedmilre —. El 64 all 614641660464.N4wPrie. 84. I* 1iwat.N.1.4444.61../161.111 BR IN D0.A1646.66164. —.— U. 100 Do. 7p. el Prot Nook 123 125 1a all IL Devon Ma* 44 p. 6 10 11. a la 1. 06 l' /.la Mot As 214 k 100 I Do. 44 per ma' N 100 N. 100 I Do. Said 14 gar amt N US 56. 100 6. Wslas via 4p. *al — se 100 I Do. 44 pet *at N 100 at 100 6. Valts 46. 6pa U 86 26 al 1066141DazUnit.oa6p.o lO4 1 11 all D. do. lip II . s 6 011 Do. do. 044.4 Bl4 BR 11/5 Vetoed R 644647116.6 46 48 Bt 145 11.1166-041.1614916.64 124 117 St. 100 Do. do. :old do l2O 124 St. 100 Do. Neap. 6p. et. Pool lOl 156 Bt. 100 .D64apap. 0 p.cs. past lll M /OBLIGE( RAILWAY.. I falai 98 100 1 N N 98 91 ft 14111114 114. OLE celS.4..4..Taellulr 1100 NAM' Nerlollt4p.o.ll4r.ellapi. SSW St. , N.1144.414.4A15a.1au1s 100 .... IIL .11001411 sh N. Ent. 4D. at. 100 _ 1771111 Ski W.111414•4091.-44p.44. 100 I COLONIAL GOVIENYENT SECURITIES. No. (Mt I *roes& Ird I a. prima I Sales. :. :: :: DO ( . l :pe v.(l rlV9l. l l M-9 1 11:0 ° lie 1------;--- 0.08 1 .... .. urvi llo.6 O pe p. r e ce: ld t e . :l 3293d m . l . 1 :1 00 000000 11 - 0776 i — 110:04 : .—__ .... .. D 0.6 per et lteb.dAva. 100 106 10 .. . Do. 6 per et. itar..6Bo. 100 101 111 — 2,100, .. Do. 6 per c e nt. .... . ot 0 llopeop.ce.l 100 106 110 .. . . do. 1860 100 106 110 10,100 .. New Brunsw.Gov. (Ip. et. 100 1064 1074 .... .. N. 3.00440e.0. e. 1 100 00 100 .... .. Do. ap. e., 1101 So 197 100 04 994 Da U 4. .. Nova Scotia 11 per cent., .. . .. 601.00.66. e. 100 ... .. 61e.0v.6p.e.Jen.dJuly 100 ... .. Do. do. 6p. e. Aped et 0. 100 1074 1074 1074 4 111110/ILLNIDOS. Mis. II& I Clogrague. Ild 101. pelvic 1 Wee. 10,006 10 I fdaglo.llaelesa lON .. all 14 114 10,00; 10 i Atlantic 61.1411111(L) all 14 14 — 160160 taatieTeL 0.101.... ill 1— 20190 Ita Avaasilia Astioal..... 13 ' 29 31 67,160 19 Burls Welarweeka. all 44 at 11060 t so Mt & DloMag.Tel.l in so so sms; 10 Da. 17 pal 4.101 11111 ell 16 10 11,1110 ID De. 0 6,616' 104 Wads load 6ll 06 197 WI. U. .Idaetlo4.lllo.ll al i lokoso; so ft : nt i ltederisoe rsia" 100 II 36 NO 106 100 160,001 ft. Do. •A et Pup. LA 100 1611 10 106 - 40,000 10 Llndlutlen.Bl3lppegli 14 1 04 164 61,000 20 keetlodlelrrig.o taial 1 I fps 14 100.100 j 114. 111001 e Telepaph 56,404 3 Nag. aad Ault Cep. 19,000 16 00. Mrs Na .a 14 .... 610,000 1 000 Mardp (Ladled) 100,600 1 Do. 174 par wit. PreL ill 1 13.000 1 Loa. Dlsol.o Tel. (L) 44 Ss 20,000, 4 lea. Ova Osidbus Oa all 414 so, owl 10 Nedra. lnipa 4 Baal 1 It 0 pea 00,0001 10 Iledlieereooloo.Tel. all 12,9001 10 liedlSer. IL Tel ( 1 / 1 0) W 3 4 9140001 " Nau:rbee-,uatiLleti; I 14 el, = 1 . t e.: 3 2 i qi b iol'App.titrgi4, ::I— —! 1,114100 N. ( llcona. u.u.d t ) N n ..1 . 1 5 0a4. 1. 51 l par . l t a p. K IN. BM. Auadsleaas all I ift 1 iota Gaa all 1 II KM 1 Do. "New Blares' 40,010 16 odes. 10 0m (1.101 all dl. 406,600 ft. Teel River Lad* KW he 45 60 16,900 60 Pen Lead Mew *Weak all 68 70 10 1 050 IS Do. New lO 11 111 pea *NO 0 11.60 • Lad. Tel. 0.44 all 174 114 ANC Se Itaymaep Ina 6/1 17 16 1400 16 Do. New ell 6 0 .... 1•00 100 Royal Mall 111016 240,600 U. Soottleb Au l t. Inman. 105 115 111 eo 1410 16 Aosteellea Lad all 61 34 MON 1 liaarla• Tel Beep 59.000 1 De. do. leapstared ell 4 11,100 10 Do. do. 1600 10 &A 4. of Australia 5000 4 U Trostetla.oo.lT.Caaada 6 — 10, 6 USI. Kilieen Tel IL). 2 4 4 di M 105 Tao Meer% Lad.— lai Se 94 MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two u'euxit. This being settling day, not much business has been done in the mining market. Cook's Kitchen shares are firm at 28 to 29, and Wheal &ton at 75 to 80. North Treskerby are quoted 22} to 23 ; East Caradon, 25 to 4 • Mark. Valley, 9} to 104 ; North B a sset, ' 44 to 5 ; West Beton, 310 to 320 ; and West Polmear, 15s. to 17s. 6d. With the exception of a demand for St. John del Rey, which are marked 30 and 364, there is no movement in foreign mining shares. Colonial des criptions are very quiet. At Caddie Wee meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a debit Miami of 2,1311. 2s. 6d. A call of Bs. per share was mach. SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH COMPANY.--(THIS DAY.) This day the half•yearly meeting of shareholders was held at the London TSWITO ; Sir J. CABXICHASL in the chair. . . . . . . The report, which has been already published, having been taken as read, The etrainisaw, in moving its adoption, said the money receipts had fallen off during the last half.year, as might have been expected from the reduction of the ratWa charged. But such was the increase of messages that he hoped to see the system of cheap rates answer in this as in so many other cases. On yesterday 91T messages passed along their wires, which was the largest number that ever paused through on any one day. (Hear, hear.) For the month ending the al th of August, 19,300 messages passed through the wires. He should say no more except that be trusted the proceedings on the present occasion would be more harmonious than they were on the last. He at least should say nothing that should hurt the feelings of anyone present. (Hear.) In reply to Mr. }tiro, The Dammam stated that the wires between this coun try and Dieppe had been purchased from the F..lectric In ternational Company for 10,000 f. That company bought the wires from the Mediterranean Company, and were in tended as a competing line with theirs. Four of the wires were now in working order. The whole cost of pur chase and laying down the present wires would be 1f1,7001. The estimate of Mr. Glass for new wires was 9t,000f. or 25,000 f. They wore only booed to have four wires by their agreement with the French government. After some observations from Mr. Averruf, who with drew his candidature for the °Mee of director, the motion was agreed to. The outgoing directon were re-elected, as were the out going auditors. Mr. Alderman Dakin WM nominated a third auditor. At a former meeting Mr. Alderman DAKIN moved an amendment for a committee of inquiry, and a ballot was ordered to be taken on that question. As the directors and their friends abstained from taking any part in the pro ceedings, the result was, of course, all on one aide— there being 4,828 votes in favour of the amendment, and only 1 against it. As no one, however, moved the appoint ment of any such committee the matter dropped. A vote of thanks to the chairman and directors terminated the proceedings. INTERNATIOAAL EXHIBITION OF 1862 . It has been intimated to her Majesty's Commis somas for the International Exhibition 0f1862 that Mr. Emil nand, of the Norwegian Department for the Interior, Knight of the Orcler of St. Old, has been definitively appointed by the government to act as commissioner for Norway at the forthcoming Exhibition. Her Majerty's Commissioners have received a communica tion from the island of St. Vincent, stating that a commis mica had been appointed in that colony, connisting of the Hon. Charles Douglas Stewart, James Mayer Grant, Esq., David Cowie, Esq., Robert Checkelay , Esq., M.D., and George Hammond Hawtayne, Eq. A commission ban also been appointed in the island of St. Helena, to attend to the intonate of exhibitors from that colony, consisting of • committee of the " Islabd Society," of which Mr. George Mom is presideot. Mr. N. solonmo his bees nominated referee in England. It be. been intimated to her Majesty'. Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1862 that the period bud by Austria for the exhibition of works of art will flats from Heinrich Fuger's admission to the Academy of Visalia (1784). - sumrals., algeelaik an Autviirp ltaliarian Nal lArkiestin 111 • f llslesa J all Se Onlasesne is Commas Mae 11811 Cl.grklenft°B M • 16 'DuWe Lend& all Arida d haws aL 04. Rusks gus. IL p. a aD Gt. Central of Frame_ 631 ,GL laxembg. Coosa 50 WI Italian Junction 611 labs Coartance s Pala all.Llanansu 1 without ail Arams snd Gown ill Ilarla Antonia all ;NsaaiLleso L . :l a y Qs all Da 65.6.191. Beli.gov.l an;Walbos al 15 Do. New Maras aD 'Norwegian Trunk Prof U 'Ottaman'OcorrnaAidln) an Paris, Lyon,. and Media all Palls and Orleans 19 'Recite and S. Filitd3oo I Pi 11 II as Is I (PeraZnii — usoi . g. 7p. o. MIA* and Duos ura all .110yal Danish ill I Drina Swedish all I Ds. 7 per cent. ✓a Dmsbra and Meuse ▪ : 1aa.14 per cent. Pref • Ilanranlo(lini.),.7parat S.Ava.lt Lon-Veseilan all Southern ot irrSlloll.. ell West Madan au j De 114pw amt. Fret all .Wast. I. W. al ?ranee !WNW% a 1 ABMs mal MOW Warn. - foe 1 ado I - - if 101 11 1 1 Of 91 a 7 dis 40 41 66 67 3 4 Us I} pa 25 26 11 10 21 22 BILITIiII P0!..3285108E. ALILTILYL I 'Masai s iSt. Limon , lissa Dar. all Do. Ilivisomo DolL,DomP,lloodorlob Oda, Amp. tiNt ialkineabya ak • Da Judy% I" ditto D. Joao I. MK ditto Ookodis i t Cops teDoot p.o.gos. Ooploa. =or era Dodos DIA loam D D lobb olparo Do. de p. N. DONA Da • p. ot. do Do. do. do. 1806-70 2 uS IWi GaVona - WM;ITIoZIT - no:71 Gmnd Trunk of Canada Do. 6 per ct. Pre . .. DoBec. Prof.6=. Do. 6 par of Do. 7 par ot. Do. do. 1•16.... - D°: _ 4°. _1872.., RIZI Peiiinseki i(iL S. el hadla a. Ittl lOl_LlTusoada, sa Do. Noy _ Do.dp.oßdwpoyill.w. op Do. 611 do.. 77.wit.op. Do. do. 7d wi Do.6{ p.a./Mo t :77 Itadzio Do. do. Guar. ad I =6. Do. a pee* Do. 6 per mat d 0... ltolls.Cvrp.ep. &Donde N. !Imelda dr Coseets .el - d - r74. - e47.a. - De. do. Lod do. Do. do. D eip. do. Do. de. Lad do. I Do. Punjaab Do. do. Do. t0d.1it..1 1 14.11.89.e Irtinidad,Llmitod,Sesip fA r cel esur aires 1 d wig . I NI 82 Of 88 ft 6 1 • 7 TS II 0 70 0 70 6 li 1 11 di, II 19} 101 100 Ilb 100 Me 1001 06 100 NI 201 63 66 23 38 40 49 U 96 33 32 ed 90 t 96 98 9 1 109 9 1 0; (U 5 90 96 63 99 I se es ri eel 90 et dls 10! * P 1 for trooney - tOi 1 -.. 99 1 1 9 L 7 1 I 7 4 1 4 C 101 102 1 01 WA 10 91 93 96 MOLL MONEY MARKET,-(THIS DAY J Two WOzoci. The funds expermeed a fresh rise d per cent, this morning, owing to the favourable character sig the Bank acuounta, but have since relapsed to thr dosing quotations cf yesterday. Themarket is steady in character. settling day in the rail way slum market*, which are less animated than yesterday. _ _ The ludo loan scrip is .lightly flatter at 104 to and the stock at 103,7 to At Park, to-day, according to Mr. Renter% telegram, the Three per Ceut. Rentsr opened. at 68fr. 75c., being 5.e. better than at the does yesterday. Consols were first marked 93 for the 10th of September, and are now quoted 921 to I. For money, the price is 92i to 1- Sales are recorded as follows : Three per Cent. Consols for money, 921, 93, 923, 3 ; ditto, for account (September 10), 93, 921, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 922, 1, ; New Three per Cent., 241, 3 ; Bank Stock, 233 ; India Stock, 221, 219 ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 103,1 ditto for account, 10.31, ; India Bon 1,, 7a., 3s. prew. ; Exciiequer Bills, Iffarcli, par ; ditto, June, 7s. preen. Turkish stocks are steady—the Loan of 1t44 'at79 to and that of 1838 at 641/ to 1. Mexicla Bonds do not recover. Peruvian remain firm. Sales ar.- recorded es follows :—Braziliaa Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 891 ; Danish Three per Ceuta., 1825, 831; Mexican► Three per Ceuta., for account (Sept. 16), 211, 1; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for acooount (Sept 16), 991; Portuguese Three per Conti., 1863, 461; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 901 a ; ditto Three per Cents. 1859, 61/ ; Spanish Three per Cents., *fur account (Supt. 16), 42; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 69/ ; ditto for ac count (Sept. It;), 09i, _ _ _ In yesterday's measure the Bank directors have been guided solely by the state of their till, which ap pears fully to justify it. The fall in the rates in the open market to a point still below the new charge at the Bank goes further to indicate the propriety of the step. Meanwhile, the exchanges remain generally in a satisfactory position, and gold continues to flow into the Bank. Any further action in the same direction will probably be weighed by the directors with great deliberation, considering the deficient harvest in Scotland and Ireland, and the belief that in England the produce is below am average. The most satisfactory aspect of the pre. sent movement consists, of course, in the relief which it is calculated to give to the commercial interest, now greatly in need of some stimulus In oonsequence of the alteration at the Bank, the joint-stock banks have reduced the rate allowed for deposits from 34, to 3 per cent., except that the London and Westminster allow only 2 for sums below 5001. The discount establishments will • henceforward give 3 per cent. (instead of 3D "at call," and 31 (instead of 32) " at notice." About 20,000/. in gold was tarried to the Bank yesterday. ' The Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought 386,5001., viz., 235,0001. in silver and 130 , 6001. gold. The M agdalena, from Brazil, has reached Lisbon with 157,186/. in gold and 7,2251. in Mims. A telegram by the steamer Kangaroo, aid Race, dated New York, the 21st inst., reporta C° Z exchange firm at 1071. The stock market was like wise firm. Illinois Central shame were quoted 631 ; Erie, 252 ; and Erie Preferred, 49. The Liverpool cotton market continues active. The sake yesterday reached 20,000 bales. The Board of Trade returns for the month of July . show that the export trade has at length received a check so severe that the mainte nance of railway traffic at its present range becomes rather surprising. The month's exports of home produce and manufactures were 10,094,26C1, being 2,428,438/. or 19 per cant., less than in July, 1860 , and 1,191,1811., or 10 per cent., less than in 1869. The prin cipal manufactures, such as cottons, linens, and woollens, exhibit the chief falling off, the paralysis in the American trade Lot being compensated by any increased development in other direciioua. For the seven months the total exports are stated at 70,237,685/., being about q millions, or 5.1!,0 6 per cent. lees than Id each of the two previous years. is influencing the money market, it is terestiug, however, to observe thit the imports d grain and flour, though still large, were in July much below the average increase in the earlier months of the year. As regards cotton, the im ports from America kept up, and there was a rise in the arrivals of East India descriptions from 84,088 carts. in July, 1860, to 349,028 in July, 1861. _ _ _ A very unsatisfactory memorandum from the Committee of Mexican Bondholders describes fresh outrages against the rights of British subjects, and, finally, the passage of a defiant vote by the legislature, by which all payments under the agreements solemnly made with the foreign creditor* are to be suspended fur a period of two years-- that is to say, indefinitely. Iu consequence of this, the English and French Ministers have broke* off diplomatic relations with the wretched govern ment. It now remains to be seen what the govern. mental of England and France will do. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the 17th series of public sales for the year all elegem of bides were warmly competed for, and full prices were paid for all descriptions. This result is eatiefactory, show. ing as it doss that the influence of cheaper money sad * good harvest is telling beneficially upon this trade. Emit ladle.—Ox and Oow: Wcutta were in great de. mend, the home trade sad exporters being buyini to a larger extent than of late, and very full prices were realised for al descriptions, especially seconds, thirds, and fourths, which' may be pronounoed dearer. For some brined hides of prime quality very high prices wore paid, viz., id to d. p.r lb. higher than for averagequalities of thiedescnption. Madrai The number offered wee unimportant, but they brou44 full pncee. rite &wird. of the sales is 07,000 Calcutta Dew ;wools, 27,161 brought forward from former soles, and 2'16 Madras, in .11124,427 hides, of which 103,415 eel sold. E.e.t India. Buffalo only part sold; pries, were steady. Leather.—Australian was in irregular demand, and only part found ',buyers at about former priors. East India: Not much was sold, being held at previoil rates. Weed Coast : Tanned sides brought high pnces, the quality beim Pod- Salted )fides.—Australian were in good demand all quell. ties selling at full price., to an advance of i id. to d. per lb. upon Melbourne, some parcels of the latter reali.tug the same prices as obtained for Sydney. Cape were in demand at steady prices. Irish were not sold. West India brought late rates. ... Dry and Dry Salted Hides. -Dry Buena Ayres sold sA t lir prices ; afro West Indic. Dry salted Brazil realise % fell rake. Bides.—Salted : Irish sold high, owing too deter. :nicked compsidiou. South American only part sold at fanner prices. Glue pieces, Sze., sold at late rates. Bark.—Nearly all bought in ; the portion sold was at lull rates. The return of the Bank of England for t:.o week ending August 28, compared with that fur the pre vious week, shows the following change% : Circulation issue 226,891,955 lecreaso '51,590 Circulation active Public deposits 4,004,709 Decrease 638,793 Other deposits Government securities is --- 6iikin g tiepßTl7nZi" 7 10,135,800 No change Othersecurine. in banking department Coin and bullion in both department. 13,101,322 Ilium* 271,048 Seven day and other bill. 689,066 Deems.) 46,671 The get Notes in reserve Total mean (notes k coin) in bugling department 8.000,242 Increase 539,9.6 These changes arc of a character to account fat the reduction in tho Bank's charge decided upon to-day. There is again a considerable increase boil in the bullion and reserve, and the total of notes and coin now unemployed in the banking depart ment is as much us eight millions. i ' is I dli ' i 4, i i , i 1 , " 1 1 1 1 i Il i, i 1 If ,' !, I, i • 1, i , .. 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