The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TH)S DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Ildure Mr. rowinpoilon e r Foolslmams.) t s IV A NIP* ersitscritL T d• •is as esamiastsou tueetung owler the bankruptcy Voss who formerly kept the Marytaboo. Music. hut was mode hanhsupt as • ike - wed victualler, carry .41 bustler.. at Hyde. sear Hewlon. The bankrupt is , t re kaolin iiieler has reamed name .4 " Sam Collins," a ..:sector of Irph ehasucter at the music halls Mr. J. P. Marron:4h appears,' for the welcome ; and Mr. i.o.ourt. 4 'Oaf* ierd, supported the bankrupt. I'u .pprminut, of Mr. t•torge Butler shows i• YRY., sweets About Case. 11., ledasey.she.t not Inning lave filed, an n•ljournment tekyu by ~eat to the •J:th September pest. as %KIM.— TAILCIIIE IN 11..1 ND41 , 111. 11. 'flip. way • within fro No elausce o f arnirnee* under the .!..te .4 Joreph Muss, of Houndadach, wholesale clothier. • •Layaueut of Itr. S. T. Cooper exhibits debts, 1,95 - 1/.. ; 1:..1.ert Ilitcheoek,al Gresham street, and Mr.:ismer' ere. .4 N. ,, l.street. warehou,inen, Were appointed ...owe , . Morn. hole cal Turner are the solicitors to the THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) eLERICE.N WELL. KTIVCIL MST . o,, roann. a shoemaker, residing at 59, Imelda. moeueft-tows, wu plowed at the bar before Mr. so met, charged with beim, drank am I Remelting Police. ...D.Lit.!. William Crook. K, in the executioe of hie l'i•liceAviestable Crook said morning, between the boors of 2 and 3, I beard a ilisturbauce in Omulstomstreet, when I went to the stmt. I beard the defendant, who w... the worse fur liquor. nuking use of very bad and ob. -,ene language. I asked hint what the now was about, alien he rid, " What is that to do with you r and then khockeal me &ma Wham line op be threw me with great fore* a seeasid time. On the way to the ;mike-station the priviMy*, kicked me three times ma the legit, and I atu now jn. The Itefeodant here mid—l was having a littl e alterca tion with my wife and daughter. am! went out of the house I. get oat of the quarry!. The coiyitably came up, knocked me demi, ant kicked Die. The constable used me shame folly, gr. IrErnavinrt (to the coo.t.ible)—Did you kick and strike the defewbult IN4kruieu -No, I sever lifted my foot to him, nor did I +mike hi m. Police-i•onatable Clunks, 11;7 S. said-1 bean! the rattle spnag, And when 1 went up I saw the constable and the prisoner struggling together on the ground. The prisoiser ass striking the constable, and was very violent. Prisoner I was shamefully treated. As 1 w ax go i ng t o the cell I was kicked and pushed in the must violent manner lam the cell. The polace constables deni e d di.. Tiir d aughter of the defemlant was called and swore. She said Th.* morning, between the hours of 2 seal 3. I wag haring a .114.1.1.ence with me mother. My father left the hum*. Kle.rtly afterwards I lewd the constable by to bin., "If yes dot .p. I shall either pull y o u r nose or k noc k yoltdowe." Mr. D'Epaeourt - Did your father strike the constable! Witness —Yes; but not 'iota the policeman had knocked him down. When my fattier got up he was emus knocked nod the constable knelt on him. and struck him iu tk•• nowt 'quiet manner with the trooeheou. Mr. layneourt (to the police)—Did you nee the into. ibrou lt.th constables said they 41 not draw their trnoehoons. William *evens, a porter at the London and North Western Itailway, said— I heard a n o i se thi s morn i ng an d looked out of aran:low. The policeman asked the defendant t qo oa, and the defendant mid he would do 60. The roust-We mid, "You shall go on from beer," and took bolds( Lam, Awl ksaalred him &puma the lamppost enough to knock I.am in two. There was then a aruffle between them, and they fell. The constahle knelt on hire sad struck kin milk the . rattle. I heard the blows. The defendant mid , " son mesa to murder toe r• The constable knelt on him until three other owdables earns up. Mr. invert—How many bLiws da you think you heard Wittier —Two or three. The defeadeat was beat about mot elerosfedly, sad I MTN' Saw any. ciee earned in such t o., 0 va before. It wee a diem& He was served very I y indeed. P Malan I saw the poliesesaa lying on the de • f sad loathe his head ea the ellease. 6. Mr. ItEyareert—How wee be Waage his Witare—H• bad het bold of the eie‘at by the hair of big bead, sad nee We heed as the Acme. Peziaierceasielde Creek saM was seta poses premed vba de min Ile4 beer. II nee sot Gain the rattle was Mat anyone Weed eat of the ma'am or came to r i deo r. Eysensirt asid—na• thiag was quite elod—that y.aa defendant) wen drunk mad soaking • gnat DOW. sad the (wadable bad • right to idorfsrs. Ia maw like do where thud as coalfield' *videos, I wadi radar a jury .hold dead@ hawed the parties. sad if you had bass rob maa I should bows omit tae cad foe If what U, wisdom say is true. • rod did of uadossary •MI mast The evidence of do wadded far the dalsoadsat is such that I =sod dada& Islas. Ima idly lay that I has that the owstabl• did ad ads us• of 111111 language that the daughter of the doismaritisysb dhl, far J 90 it a7:42 ""u'lr g aid illworm The &Imam ia dn- k L 11011.0110114111JUIT. A YAM:. CIRAR..t V% ITN aITMOVIIIIII TO 111n11 XL4 RON. hand, a vnaser, of Widlemob-solas . charged wish atleaspisis .coo i to dab 16 so% Waits a _ Mr Limited Lewis append kr the phew. William Limit sidd—Peiwwar k wiy labor sad a elms mpg. I live with IS, sad pay ter my hMe b having beta met el work hr dui weeks S,s ost does is lately. At 2 ticket' yeilteedey 1 was 15 tay habeas and loud a my father end tasthar, sod I west Iwo le Wines to protect my mother. My Whir mid sad I called ht so a " liar. He them tee/ up al:It stria me. I threw him oa the talds, sisd ray wetter na to the door for esaisteace. He Asa Nebel me is the stomach. sad gave ma is charm hut es being takes t., Vine-street was discharged. I weld PS p Mete VIM bet west to a house la the seiglibeselised, sad at II cluck I was fetched oat to a "puts lietwesa ham end mother. My tastier said. • He's pt remethisig," sod 1 *est is doors. My hither told iste to go out. I said I would act. He this drew a bads sad teeth a stab at snr hat my brother pat up his head, sad it was out. Two per. 'am thisa CAMS is sad dragged hail oat, sod secured the kale. Cad thee gave my father is cheep. Hy Mr. Lewis—My father was having his sapper when the polies west is. He bad twice told Ise to leave. He smelt at., with the Made, mad mot his Set. My father ham km employed by Mr. Stem, of Paataa-etneet, for some Nr. Yardley —We have seen esoogh to ebow somethirts .h.greeeful one onto or the other ; sad the leo we know of the m e e th e more credit will it be both' badly. I think 'o had better drop the powecutioa sad hive home (to the Prosecutor-1 (•Hoot. My mother is too ill to attend, and my father h•a alined her for twisty years, sad also has family. Mr. Yardley—Bat your own cosnloct is disgraceful. Vou provoked your father in the first instance by calling him "bar." Well, let the am go on. : 41 " 1 / 4 Davis. Aiother me, said-1 heard the dispute, and beard my father say Blood for blood," nod make • blow et my bn , ther, and on putting up my hand to ward off the blow 1 had my baud cut. My mother was much fright•on], and is to., ill to attend. My heather has now got • situates• ; he h.•d been apprenticed at Mr. Aitgell's, in the buena. other evilente 6sisq given, Mr. Levri, addressed the magistrate *tome leugth km the prisoner's behalf, and urged that the whole grew was mused by the sou, but that he bed got • situation there would be en rod of all dispute for the future. Mr. Yardley—Rut the worst pert of the ease is the ex prem.!' coed by the father of 'Blood for blood." Inspector Moldeu said the prisoner had beim drinking. Mr. Yardley-1 thi n k th e b est course will be, au mu burn has bees dose, to hied them both over to keep the pease towards sash other. WANCIRWORTIT. AU•CLT 51 A HUSBAND 05 HM WW2. Mr. (Poore DO.CIO, formerly the landlord of the King's Head public.home, Mertes, but now living with his father. • fastuer. of thaw Hill Fares, Addieston, was summoned for assaulting and threatening his wife, Hannah Downs. The oomplainant stated that she was living apart from her holland, at N... ', Little Diatatfdane, City. Oa Tune. d.v evening, the Cab inst., she was at the house of Mrs. 1t.1e.. at Merton. The defendant was there, and he via not sober. He threw some beer over her, and in at tempting to strike her he struck his knacklee against the "WI. He then struck her with his hand and knocked her be.el azainst the wall. He also dragged her about and pared her dress off, and said if there was no one there be wul.l mur.l .r her, and that be life was not worth the . 1 04 .df her shoes. ifs also said that if it were not for the Los, .4 the country he would put her into the river with ' , use meal her neck. The defendant had been reading ti... a. count of the Holborn murder in the newspapers, and Lel he was afraid his end would be like it, but that he w..u1.1 do it much quicker. Is answer to questions, the witness stated that she left th king's Head &hoot a mouth age„aod she took away some .4 the things, and left them at the house I Mrs. Hales. She admitted that she prevented her husband from taking away s•me of the things. She denied that be pushed her, and .lo lard that it wan • blow. Pel.ce-eonstable No. 40.3 V said be was called to Wis. Kit , ' , and the complainant wished to give her husband itto custody for threatening her life. The defendant lest for a pistol beer, and threw it over his wife r she sit rt... 0 • Ins. The defeatist also held up a stick, and said if it ....Lot f.. tl.e ri , wace 4 witness he would give it her. Th e .lefen., sw4, 0 , ..0.u1t Wtn committed, and 'het th.• Rite' fert.l to prevent him taking away his thwigt. THE EXPRESS, - —•-- The magistrate observed that there mu a j o i n t proper( - ' in the thin g ., an d t h e d efendant bad so right to commit vegence in attempting to take them. He then ordered him to end two sureties in each to keep the peace for the neat three months. Bad was immediately pat is, and the defendant was libe rated. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (PT IMECTIUO ntraxes.) LUDLOW MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) A 1111/VZD. Eleanor, Palermo, Flirtation, The Ilift, Catalan, Fathead, Nosegay, Comrnseder, Ethel, Peary Knows, Summer Breen., Ace of Trumps, yF Partner, Petra, )fedora, Worthaii, Spacebar, Derater, Yorkshire l'Alares, Irish Emigrant, Nightingale, and Clamsatbe. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-(77118 DAY.) -r The half-yearly meeting of the rhareholdera in this undertaking was hehl at the Paddington Station this &iv, the Earl of &mac ILNIE in the chair. the CHAIRMAN, is 172 . ht h d e . adoption of the report, which has helm already entered into a statement explaining the failing u in the traffic, which he attributed mainly to theloas lathe western district by the opening of the Yeovil and Exeter Railway, and that the increase in the expenditure had been caused partially by the severity of the weather, which caused ■n increase in the expense of main tenance of way. The works at Birkenhead were making great peagress, and the West4London Exteturion,he believed, woaW being in a sata•etory increase of traffic. le answer to a question, The CHAIRMAN said they had offered to come to an agree ment with the South Wales Cemppaaooy, on the principle that the Great Western and West Midland should take out of the common pane, RDA ; and the South Wales, 101 i. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(TIIIB DAY.) The weather during most of yesterday was damp, and to-day rain haa fallen rather leas ily throughout the morning. The wind ia variable. The supply of homegrown wheat since last market day is moderate. Flour very limited. Barley and oats short. Malt a fair quantity for the time of year. Scotch and Irish rata, very few in addition. The foreign arrivals since last day are moderate of wheat, Arserieas and Prussian. Flour, good atimly United States. Barley, in addition, one cargo Black Sea ;• and oats liberal—Russian, principally Arch angel', with a few Danish. The wheat trade to-de, is very slow, factors being un willing to give way in price, and quotations remain nominally the same s o n M on d a y, both English and foreign. Flour trade in the same position ; Norfolks, 345. to :kis. Barley trade not lively ; very fine new, fresh rip from Kent, and worth full 401. per quarter. Malt trade nothing doing, but quotations fully as high : finest Ware, 722. per Oats dull, sod Archangels rather lower. Beans of fine quality support prices. Peas, new, rather cheaper ; old without change. Tares nothing doing ; linseed and rapeseed unaltered, and not much doing. Trefoil rather dearer. Ftoariyu EARGOI.B.—A few more fresh up. Maize rather dearer, and in wheat there is a teadeney upwards in prices. WHAM—English : Una sad lest, white, sew, 56e. to 645. ; ditto, doe 61a. to Eta; ditto red, new, 601 Z to 62e.; ditto, fine, old, 56.. to sits. ' • Norfolk, , . Ina old, 072- to 59a; red, new, 60s. to 62r. Foreign : Dentate, Me. to 64e.; he., 65a. beta.; extra, 6Vs. to 70a.; K 590.t0 61a.; ditto. sates, 64a. to 675.; Roetoek, M. to 67a. ; Mecklenburg red, 545. to 60".; Uckermark ditto, Mk to 59a ; American white. 620. to 630.; ditto red, 60a. to 61s ; Canadian, 61.. to 64e. ?Unfair. —English mal 42e. to 44e. ; fine, 49a. ; panihn s , 30a to 32e.; end • ' • , 30e. to .41.. per qr. ; foreign grading. 27e. to 32..; ditto distang, 23e. to -We., easltug, S. to —e. Nam —Eagbeit, Erma and Norfolk, 59e. in 63e. ; fines 63a. to TOL ; 60a to 58e. binciton and Wank 65e. to 73.; brown, OAT& food, 19,. OIL to 241. Ott. ; potato, to 301. ; 218. Od. to 254. lid Ilk Os t - tick, Wis. to 40a ; !arrow, 40e. to 435. ; Mik4ol. to 445. ; foreign * llasagao 36e. to 37e. ; tick. e 40e. ; Konigsberg, 39e. to 44.. ; kg/ptien, 361. to 37.. PIA& -English boilers, 38e. to 42.. ; w Ire and blue, Am to 40s. ; 40.. to 43e.: grey, 34e. to 361. ; hog, 36e. W 361. ; foreign. 345. to 37.. hoot-Zeglisit town, 45.. to 46e. ; ditto fine, 33e. t. hom erintry, 43a to 45a. ; Norfolk and Suffolk. 34e. to 36a; , 46a to 4111. per seek ; Americas. We. to ; Canadian, 211.. M 394. ; epritik 47.. to 50a. Fultrum Casson, all 0. F. sod 1.-Wkot : Hardt. meld and Marianna/le, pr Mal., 52e. to 54.. ; Mirka, fik. to 54.. ; Polies Odium, per 411116 e., rod, 52.. to 53e. ; lAN% Ws. to We. ; Disube sad Oa st% 441 to 50e. ; 39a. to 41s. Barley : lapin sad per V i ta ... 26e. to 27a. ; Odessa sad Dawes dm, t i ro Ws. Beams : Eayptiaa, or., 39a. to 40e. Mike : Odessa and Galata, par 4921ka., 30e. 114 a. ; sod Bulgarian, par 4601 De., 301.. Id. to M. ; Froork do., --e. to Araeriour, 40.„ 31. b 3114. • mot al Mktg bra mold at T.M. 6d. per Mk. C. F. sad L kans.-Caawy wed. per qr., fle. is 47e. ; Hamp ered, per v, 4k. to M.; Mustard seek per bushel, white, lfe. ; brows, lb. to lts. ; Mooed, per qr, molds& 50r. to Ses. ; lamed mins, per 1,000 . 121. 15e. to 131. ; Awarreas, this, la brie, per too, 101. k. to UK lbe.; do., thick, mod, sad obloag,9/. 10a. to 101. 1014 Kahle, s to 9L fes. ; Nammilka, 91.51. to 10(.51.; Rape cokes, 34. t. 54. 10. LIAIVAIII DITO LONDON 7/1011 ACO. nTO ATV. It MOM sad *AUL Irish. laripi. U7O .... I UM Whoall Itaiirq Omis MA MO I 43 Mar fagllsh. 1.490 sacks : le mieo MO ttl3o DAY.) L) LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. OT somas AND 11110/1 MAGNETIC 1 OUN owl 00111E11P011_.. Thin Atte=s to•day's market; wbest in moderate request at 14. &CHM Th• &MAW for France cum thew Flour slow We at Tuesday's prices. Indian curo, otizetl. 30s. 6d. Baas maimed. Oats and oatmeal dull. LANI.--(THIS DAY.) so:mi.—mar. ire been NOON MOVE OMBu the market, and the trade end exporters hays bought freely of current qualities at WI week's earreue~ but inferior qualities remain segleated ; vet the toes 'lke market is improved, and rather a kris laminae done. COP MI. —importers have again offered large quantities is the public sales, which have gone off well at full prices to a slight advance, and the article appears to have general , conbriewn. Tga.—The public Wee have bees large, but they have met with an unproved competition, and the tone of the market has rather improved. Corrog.—About 1,000 bales sold this week, at former rates. _ _ Rice has boon freely bought this week, and the large tranasetioas haws improved the market. fincca have been steady. fiatvreraz remains in limited demand. Is other articles so material alteratiou. but more actual business bee boa does this week than for some previous weeks. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The tastket is quiet. Annexed are the prices :—Town tallow, 46e. 6d. est cash : Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, Ms. to 455. 6d. ; !September, 45e. ; Oetoblr to December, ; January to March, 45a. to 455. 9d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LUDENNALI...—Hid...—Primes :-881bn. to 641bs, 3d. to 3fd. ; 641bs. to72lbs, 3ild. to 36d. ; 72165. to 801bs., 3ld. to 4d. ; 801bs. to 881bs., 4d. to 40. ; 881bn. to 961b5., 40. to 40.; 961bs. to 1041b5., If& to 3d. Flores hides, 8a to Os CsU skims, light, 2s. to 3a Od. ; full, Gs. BERVONDSZT. —*Sheep skins ; Lambs, 2s. Bd. to 4s. 3d. ; shearlings, 2s. 3d. to 31. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARILIT.—(THIS DAY.) News. Masada° sad Smith report the amounts oe the whole rather more favourable. Market dull. Duty, 110,0001. to 120,0001. GOAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End Haswell, Us. 9d. ; Walls End Thraddyls H e m., 17s. ; Walls End Booth Hartlepool. 17s. Jd. ; Will, End South Kith" 17s. 9d. ; Walls End H Hall 17a. ; Walla End Klifiss Grange, 171. Gd. ; Wiens End Kalb* 17s. 9d.; Walk End Eden, 175.; Will. End Tndal, 17s. ; Walk End Acorn Clout, 17s. Bella. His. 3d. ; Tanileld Moor Betas. 12a. 9d. ; H WadHartle,lhe. 94. ; Lambert's Hartley, 16s. et= at market, 67. Tun hint Emma& —lt is estimated (sacs the Stamford Mercury) that the number of Irish harvestmen who hove pared through Stamford during the last three weeks exceeds the arrivals for some years past. On Sun day Lost the streets cad meadows presented numerous gangs of them, cud the Roman catholic chapel was literally b e . sieged prior to the early service. Many of them seemed almost destitute, and they went from house to house beg. ging foe relief. It is satisfactory to add, however, that they were perfectly peaceable, and that their orderly conduct contrasted favourably with the outbreaks which followed their snivel Wine years ago. EXTILIIOIIDLNAIY Case Or Sniaocut-tflow.—A n saddest, resulting fatally, took place in Brook. ho e = Blatabors, Miming to Mr. W. H. Hereby, as Wednesday afternoom - While a half•timer, mined AMOS Corbet, aged 11 years, was engaged in picking cotton from the door of the cord room, about hialf•pest three o'clock, it is supposed that the shafting caught one end of hie necktie, sad pulled it so tightly round his throat -as to strangle him instantly. Two minutes before his lifelme corpse was found he was seen picking cotton as described.— Manclierter Examiner. FRIDAY EVENING, SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. - - - - The railway share market to-day is generally firmer. Great Northern stock has risen 1 per cent., and several of the other heavier lines 1 to South Eastern is Nat. Loudon and North Western stock is now Moted 911 to ; Great Western, 671 to ; idland, 12:111 to j ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108% to 1, ex div.; South Eastern, 80 to ; Cale doman,lool to 1011 ; Eastern Counties, 471 to ; and Great Northern, 1061 to 1074. Lumbardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather flatter, at Ito 1 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada and Great Luxembourg Railway shares have ad vanced. UILDDIAJIT SMARM AID STOCKS. el .I N I Zan.wara. In IL [WI ili a gr . er n t=rsl dl Myth and Tyne ell Boston, Sleatrd,& lid.C Wig 'Bristol and Hilo' Caledonian nil Cork and Bandon A .Cornwall all !Do. • I A no dlr. until' nig 'Do. B 1 p.c. is paid to B. ill Dublin anu &Mist Inn dl Dend..Perth,*Abd.Ja inat Anglian Indirn Countlan . _ _ . Whim Union, Shock A Do. Stook) Beat Suffolk e.. 11 o). ends an d Glasgow Zdtehro' Perth, Dundee Forth oud Clyde Jess Glasgow & B. Wasters 'Greet Norther liesehtsd Greet Northers Do. • Illex• Do. B Kock South et Ware (Its ) 'fired w cetera Du.stourVaLOselltk 'Lanreahlre• Yottaldre ,London sad Blackwell i =to th.L o,dB.Cess oft Dov. ILoadrat North Wert. ii: 11. lii el. U I~4' bxl noi too Aciv la:=w. .New Do. Ntrat.lDadm Wd. Gt. Wa. (Int) Mld Neat Newcastle sad Ordhis Newry& Arrawakka... Newmliraireap.lllas Norfolk North British lath Droa 1 1. *D Dii. : ---- Do. Leo& Do. 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S per cent. do - -. di - Bt. 100 Melb.Corp.6oy. etßands .. -e - 10 all N. Brunswick d Dena& duo A c eh. 5 7 -.• 10 611 De. do. ap. ladd do. 6 7 - 10 all Do. do. /I asp. do. 6 S 80 all I Do. do. Lad do. 4 11 - Bt. 100 Sclnde 044 1004 - 10 13 Do. Punjaub lt 04 dle .- 10 all Do. do. at. too Lg. Ind. St. Flotg.6p c 91 N - 10 1 Trialdad,Limlted,Bcrip 4 I illa - DOCKS. I Docim I 1100,410 i St. Commerctal lOO 154.000 , St. Do. 4p. ct. Pref. Min lOO ;acme St. , East and West India pa) 144138,310 St. 'Londou 100 1,120,800 St. X Bl. Katharine 100 .360.0* St. Southampton 1 100 000,001 h Rt. ,Vietaria 6,0041 SO Do. New 1 2 JOINT ROOK SAM !ars ,_164.. AisiraTmai • • Bank of bank of Loudon Bank of Tinker , Brill& N. Antrim Marl Bank of India, Australia, and mina. Cleird. Meta of Ind la, Lon., and China &tidal Corn. of Canada Ora of London Pa& ficot&AusLCkartd G. Bank of Switzerland Lon. Ch. Bank of Andel Do. NN~ -- Undue J Lemke o t n in ti Co ko unty ok London & South Mikan Da. and Wastualusair Nat Prow. of inslaud Do. Now National Lank Now South Wake I "4"anCirt inovinol iatal al lionnack ot k ltsland t 7 Noah Australia Ualon of Austrians Union of London (MO Mutual Ti, 110011111 ,000 no le,oool e.oool - Pill iii I 11. MI :i:i , i - 5; 1,002101/S !SIM 90,000 110,000 100,000 10.000 10,000 nO,OOO 100,900 12,000 009,000 6.000 !two MN 11.310 1,714 110676 40,004 10,000 40.000 000000 90,000 10,000 10..00 10,000 11,000 210,000 14,10 C 71,030 10,000 11,500 12,140 saw' Atlantic RI. Mail St. (L) Atlantic Tel slim. Atuitnlian A triad. .... Berlin Waterworks.... Brit.& blab Nag iiDo. C Ds. T UM . _ Canada Lad Cott.otrag.tßnadt Palace 'Reference Do.llp. et. Tarp. GA. 0.11241*d Lon. Sisippngll Meatindiairrig.dt Copal Meade Telegrvh gni. and Anat. Cop. Gen. Steens Navigate Great Ship (Limited) Do. 174 per cent. Pret Lm. District Tel. (14 Loa. Gen. Omnibus Co Madras Irrign. a Last Mediterraneanlaec.TaL Medlter. Ea. Tel. (Lial.) National Discount Co N erbtpidaCoelddrea(L) NetherlanJa lis: N. Bruns. 3 N. Seat lA. N. Brit. Auetralde• .. jorlmW fiu - - - - - - 117 119 - 63 66 - M OS -, - - - 93 96 94 3 416 - 86 eil 19 199 id U 86 1 09 dis 52 112 214 U 24 73 15 $7 22 ers tr.. New nano' .. la. Stns. (1/..).. Peel Wm Lig t Peala.end Odle. Ulm 10 IQ :di [7.7571; &Sea a lad. Tel. 0.4 ltaraw U•• Do. N;w Ito)al Mall Stews Scottish Aunt. Inseam ' South Austra li an land' Submarine Tel. Scrip De. d do. Registered Do. n. True t Mtn( Australia (Lisalted , lust 14111{4. Trnstata.Co.U.C4nada Cu. Kingdom TeL (L.). Van Ullimmes Lad— . ni Olt 11 4pm Sai c a d SO Si 2 die SO IN S 4 IS 44 61 14 114 id 40 lii ■lk IA sd al - 'ft I xd al 3 11 n oi ol so u Is so 10 is Hko 107 sni II St 102 IPS 103 102 Iles. - 901 XO I l - i P• 241 a N Id P 5 14 'a la 'li i 14.1 II 4 1f die 1 If die ... . 1 If I 10 I 'le I It 47 10 00 71 1710 t l it 17 0 1 4$ It 121 IU U $4 Par ivm iea Par Si •1 MR. MOFFATT, M. P., AT HONITOW.—.Mr. Moffat, M.P., addressed his constitution at Median, on Tuesday night. He pulsed the Bankruptcy Bill, and attacked the bill against forging trade marks. Referring to America, he deeply deplored the quarrel, but he earnestly hoped that England would not be involved in it in any way. Glancing at Europe, he saw Italy concentrating hersell, Austria in the throes and difficulties of great constitutional changes and pecuniary embarrassments, Ruin much in the same condition, and France—prosperous, silent, and obeervant—holding herself as ready for peace as war, but with inclination towards peace, which naturally accrued from the rapidly increasing commercial relations between the two countries, which we owed to the zeal and industry of Richard Cobden. Mr. Moffatt then objected to our military expenditure as too great. In 1851 the army and ordnance cost 6,700,0001., and in 1861, 14,600,0001. When was the necessity for 5,000,00 W. sterling being squeezed from the hard earnings of the people, for the empire of the seam precluded the necessity for any large military colonial expenditure. In 1851 the cost of our eery was 5,849,9171., and in 1861-2 it was 12,029,475/. ; in the mine period the civil service estimates had in creased from 6,615,000 f. to 7,635,0001., and the cost of col lecting the revenue was 100,00 W. per annum in excess of the cost of 1831. The proposition stood simply thus:— Was there any o:biting muse that could justify an increase of 50 per cent. upon the expenditure of 1851 ? A vote of confidence in Mr. Moffett was carried unanimously. LORD PALM ERIiTON AND THE CINQUE PORTS.— The reports circulated that the new Lord Warden would he instituted on the 16th inst. were wholly unauthorised and erroneous. The day really fi xed for the ceremony is the 29th inst. It is proposed to revive much of the ancient state and pageantry appertaining to these formalities. The detailed programme for the oramaion has not yet been defi nitively settled, but it is understood that the megistracy and corporation of Dover, together with representatives trom the five ports (Dover. Sandwich, Hills, Romney, and Hastings), the two ancient towns (Winching& and Rye), and their outlying members, will assemble at Dover Cantle at soon on the 24th inst., for the purpose of receiving their sew chief. A procession will there be formed, in which the various volunteer corps of the porta are expected to take part, and by which the new Lord Warden will be escorted to the i)rop Redoubt on the Western Heights, where a Court of Shipway will be con stituted after the ancient manner by the suitors who attend in obedience to his lordship's mandate. Hero the Premier will be regularly inducted, taking the usual engagements on the acceptance of his high office, with this single exception, that he will not bind himself to conserve and maintain the peculiar privileges and immunities of the Cinque Ports, for the very sufficient reason that those peculiar privileges and immunities have no longer any substantial existence, This part of the day's proceedings concluded, a banquet will afterwards be given to his lordship in the new Town-hall, which has recently undergone extensive renovation. It is thought that, though capable of seating some 400 or vOO pasta, the hall will not suffice to accomnuaLste all theappli caste for tickets. The volunteers of Tenterden i in their eagerness to do honour to the Premier, threaten, it is said, to move upon Dover en memo, and claim for themselves alone the lion's dime of the whole available space. A meeting of the inhabitants of Dover was held yesterday (the Mayor presiding) to take steps for the due conduct of the banquet. A proposal was there made for holding the dinner in a large tent, to be specially erected for the purpose; but after grave debate it was determined to adhere to the ori•ioal plan, which offers this preposderating advantage to Unload mind, that it will afford an admirable opportunity of inaugurating the newly-decorated ball—a matter to which the desire of some to impart a more popular character to the banquet would necessarily have to give way. Lady Palmerston and the Hon. Mr. Cowper are now staying at Widmer Castle, the official residence of the Lord Warden, where it is expected that they will very shortly be joined by the Lord Warden. 1861. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Twe e'Ctoci. The funds to-day show renewed firmne.. A fresh improvement of I} per cent. has taken place. The other markets are likewise generally firm, with a favourable tendency. The principal demand has been fur English railway stocks (particularly Great Northern), India Five per Cents., and Grand Trunk of Canada and Great Luxembourg Railway shares. The telegrams from the Paris Bourse of to-day have not yet arrived. Consols are officially marked 90g and it for money, and 901 for the account. The present quotations are 90} to 1, for money, and 901 to 1, for the 10th Sept. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 233, 235 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 90/, 1,1, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, 1, ; ditto for account, 100/ ;ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 961 ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 941 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent , 1011 ; Ex chequer Bills , March, 144., 95. , Bs. dis. ; ditto June, 2a, 3s. dis. The Indian Loan scrip is firm, at 101 to !, and the stock at 1002 to I for the account. Turkish Bonds are rather flat. The present quotations are 78 to 1. for the Loan of 1854, and 681 tog for that of 1858, showing in the latter instance a reduction of fully per cent. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 88 ; Equador New Consolidated, 131 ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 95fr. 50c. (exchange Tar.); ditto Three per rent. Rentes, 67f. (exchange 25f.) ; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 981; ditto Three per Cents., 751 ; Spanish Passive, 16 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 771 ; ditto for account, 78 ; ditto Six per Cents, 1868, for account, 682, Gq, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 644 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1001, 100 ex div. The Suffolk has arrived from Melbourne, with 16,000/. in gold. In coteequence of the alteration at the Bank, the joint-stock banks have reduced the rate allowed for deposits from 4to per cent., except that the London and Westminster allow only 2} for sums below 500/. The discount establishments will henceforward give 311 per cent. (instead of 4) " at call," and n (instead of 41 t ) " at notice." There was a better demand for money, yester day, both at the Bank of England and in the open market, many persons having apparently held back until the rate was reduced. The terms for good bills were 41 to 411 per cent. _ . _ It is understood that the dividend on the Turkish Loan of 1858 will be advertised by the agents early next week. The Peruvian agents announce the dividend due the Ist proximo on the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents. About 52,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The City of Washington, for New York on Wed nesday, took only 6,300& in specie, and the Teutonia 5151. The failure was announced yesterday of a member of the Stock Exchanr, a dealer and speculator for the fall in Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares, but the amount of his liabilities is limited. The accounts from Melbourne and Sydney report several failures, but all for small amounts. At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Miller Brothers, held at Melbourne, the liabilities were stated at 31,2171., and the meta at 18,8391. It was determined to wind up the estate in the In solvent Court in preference to accepting a compo sition of 56. in the pound. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was steady, with sales to the extent of 10,000 bales. The dividend of the London and North West ern Railway Company was officially announced yesterday, and is at the rate which was men tioned as probable, namely, 31 per cent per annum. The sum brought forward from the previous ac count was 27,5811. ; that to be carried forward is only about 12,0001. For the corresponding period of last year the dividend was at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. It is reported that the serious decline in the dividend is due not only to the com pany's large expenditure, but also to the fact that a considerable sum has been published in the traffic returns over and above the actual receipts. This is s point which greatly requires explanation. Tie directors of the Agra Bank yesterday declared an ad interim dividend of V. 10s. per share for the half-year ending 30th June last, being at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,462/. ; the Mid land, an increase of 1,4311. ; the Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,0681. ; the Great Western, an increase of 234/. ; the Lanca shire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 1,0671. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 9261. At the meeting yesterday of the East India Irriga tion and Canal Company the directors' report, which has already been published, WM agreed to. The discussion, which was of a congratulatory character, had reference principally to the consent of Sir Charles Wood to the company's original interpretation of the terms conceded to the under taking. An extraordinary meeting of the Mediterranean Submarine Electric Telegraph Company is called for the 16th Sept., at Paris, when resolutions will be submitted " respecting the position of the com pany and the consequent measures to be taken." A dividend court of the Londtai Assurance Office will be held on the 26th Sept. The Commissioner in Bankruptcy, who has charge of the winding-up of the Patent Derrick Company (Limited), proposes on the 30th inst. to make a dividend amongst tho creditors. The annexed official statement has been issued to the shareholders in the North British Austras, slut Company : In pursuance of the course adopted last veer, we have the pleasure to present the following report on the various matters connected with the company's affairs, which have occurred since the annual general meeting of the share holders held in January last. According to advice. from the colony, the increase by lambing, on the sheep runs of Rosenthal and Tulburra, to the 31st December, 1860, was 14,433 head, being • yield of 80 per cent. on the number lambed down, and an advance on the increase of the pre vious year. The exact details, showing the sale+ and deaths, will act be received until the usual period, when they will be published with the annual accounts. Kr. Rockland advisee having sold 2,210 ewes at 151. per bead, and 7,426 at 13a., besides 200 rams at 40s. each—in all 9,836 head. He has oleo sold 2,000 head of store cattle at St. Ruth, from one to two-and-a-half years old, at Ms. per head, in order to reduce the stock, which was far too I large for the station. The wool of "clip 1860" has been forwarded from Rosenthal, and, with the exception of five bales of skin wool, has all arrived in London. The quantity advised is 114,691145., wind 100,0031b5. for the previous year, and of this there have already been cold at the public sales 221 bales (about two-thirda), at prices ranging from 2s. 21. to Is. Ofd. per lb. Our last advises inform us that 137 casks of tallow (about 50 tons) were ready for ship ment, besides which • further supply was in preparation, and, with • quantity of hides, would he forwarded so as to be included in this year's accounts. From the above state ment it will be seen that the affairs of the company are steadily programing. It is stated that the allotment letters of the Mercantile Fire Insurance Company will be issued to-day. The highly-respectable firms of Horafall and Ad-' dison have been appointed brokers to the Com mercial Union Fire Insurance Company at Liverpool. The following is Meagre. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of this day's hide sales : At the sixteenth series of public sales for the year there was a good demand for all descriptions of hides, both dry and salted, which resulted in a fair portion being sold at ad vanced pres. Fist India : Ox and Cow.—Calcutta were in good request, and the thief portion of the quantity offered was sold. For a few parcels of very prime bides there was much competi tion, and upon these au advance of id. to id. per it,. was obtained. The extreme quotations were realised for a mai parcel of hides of supenor quality, such as does not eftra appear upon this market. Other descri t rions also sold wall and at an average advance of Id per lb.: both ties home tnalejand exporters were large layer,. The analyse of the sales is 82,75k0 Calcutta new parcels, 22,275 brought forward from former sales, and 2,168 Madras, Pondicherry, and Bombay in all, 107,202 hides, of which 100,520 were sold. East India.—Buffalo hides were only part sold. Leather. —East Indian was well competed for, and sold well. Australian mostly bought in. Salted hides were in fair request, and upon the Australia& an advance of f,d. per lb. must be quoted upon all descrip tions except lit heavy, which remain at their former value. South American consisted of small and unimportant parcels. Cape sold well. North American were all da. PONCA of. Dryad Drys:.lted Hides.—Dry Buenos Ayres only part sold. Brazil ;ad West Coast mostly boughtiu. Zanzibar all passed. Alexandria sold well. liogadore brought full prices for the quality, which was inferior. Drysalted Brazil were all hougut is. Horse Hides.—.Malted.—Thee hold consisted chiefly of heavy averages. and realised very full prices. Hide Cutting , were all sold. Bark.—Mimosa realised former prices. Belgian oak all poised. . _ _ _ The return of the Bank of England for the week ending August 14, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active .. Public deposits 3,928,953 Increase 83,192 Other deposits Government securities in tanking department Other mount:. in bunking department Coin and bullion in both Sevenpart. day and other bills 725, , 776 8 Decreas 267, e 11,9T 213 9 Tho Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes& coin) in banking deportment 7,194,138 Increase 530,638 The poeitioa of the Bank continues to improve. Hence the reduction in their rate to 4} per oent, announced yaitenlay. The mercantile securities held by the establishment are still declining. BANK OF Et GLAND.—Au and Nth Vie.. c. 33. Be the If list. MOM DM Nola boned £20,891.950 1 kti,,391,460 DANILDIG Di =don' Capital 5.14,553,000 3,52,1,877 Public Deposits ',in cluding &Mug., Say. Banks, Com mis. of National Debt, and Div. Accts.) Other Deposita. 12,09:4801 !Seven day and other Bills £34,527,409 August 15, 1961. 3 aut pursuant to the Act flit ending on Wednesday, Aug. 6Overtiient debt.. L 11,01411, Other securities.... 3,1164910 (fold coin and bul. lion -- _ Sliver bullion 11,741.1168 ?A TN Government Seen- L20,391.= titles it/minding Dead Weight An nuity) Other Securities Notes ....... . 6,2.13301 Gold and Silver Coin 006,11111 C 34,821,1111 MARSHALL. elite( Cailiter. THDIVIDAT EVINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to for the 10th September, opened this morning at the same quotation, rose to 901 to 1, and closed at 901 to 1. For money the last price was 901 to;. 'llse official business report is as follows :—Three pee Cent. Consols, for money, 904, I,_ a, 4, ; ditto, for account (Sept. 10), 90/, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 4,1 ; New Three per Cents. WI. 1,4, 1,1 ; Thirty Years Annuities (April, 1885), 15 11-16 ; India Stock, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stodt, 1001, 4, ; ditto for account, 1004, ; ditto Smip, 1004 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, October, 1863, 961, ; ditto Bonds, 45., 3a. dis. ; Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 941 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1011. Owing to the continued fall in the value of r f ozz, there were more inquiries to-day for the Exchequer Bills,which advanced 28., closing at 14s. to Bs. dis. The June bills remain quoted be. to Is. din. The India Five per Cent stock has risen to 1002 tot , and the scrip to 1001, " buyers." The reign stock market was quiet. The Turkish Loan of 1858 again. experienced several fluctuations. Transactions were marked as high as 691, but the closing quotation was 681 to 691, being 1 per ceni. below that of yesterday. The Loan of 1854 left off at 78 to 1, showing little change. Mexican Bonds were quiet at 22 tot . There was some business in Ecuador Bonds at 1 to 13g. Bank shares were little dealt in to-day, and prices were quoted much the same as yesterday. Ottoman Bank were flat. In the miscellaneous share market no alteration occurred. St. Katharine Dock stock continues heavy. Great Ship shares were quoted 6s. 9d. to 7h. fid. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :— Ocean Marine Insurance. 44 to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 13-16 to 16-16 prem. t • Universal Marine In surance, 13-16 to 11-16 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, die. to par ; Oriental and General Ma rine, to prism. ; Mercantile Fire, 9-16 to 11-16 pram. ; Commercial Union Fire , to # prem. ; Natal Lend , # to # die . ; and China and Japan Steam, # to # die. There were some transactions in Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Bonds at 74 to 75. A fresh advance of percent took Once to-day in Victoria Government Debentures. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. Wheal Lndcott shares are in deuu;nci to-a; - at 31 to 31 ; Esst Wheal Russell at 31 to 1; and Wheal Seton at 70 to 721. Marke Valley are steady at 91 to 10, and East Basset at 75 to 77) ; whilst East Caradon have declined to 231 t o . E ast Devon Great Consols are quoted 11 t o 2 ; Stray Park, 24 to 25; Great Treveddoe, 10s. to 12s. 6d. ; West Polmear, 19s. to 20s. ; and South Frances, 115 to Lkl. Bon Accord Copper Mining shares remain heavy, and are marked par. St. John del Rey have been dealt iu at 35i ; Port Phillip at par, ex div. ; and Kapunda at 1 prem. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received, by telegram from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velllo, July :—Produce for June, 42,096 oitavas ; cost for June, 9,2351. ; profit for June, 6,6311. ; produce 10 (Lys o July, 12,629 criteria, __ • . At a quarterly meeting of shareholders in Kelly Bray Mine yesterday. the accounts showed a debit balance of 21/. 19s. Ild. A call of 2s. Cid. per share was made. At the North Wheal Robert meeting on the 12th iaet., the accounts showed a balance of assets over liabilities of 4011. 14s td. The agents, in coucluding their report. state that " the prospects of the iniae are greatly un proved, and we calculate on sampling from 120 to 130 tons of ore hi-monthly, at a wet of about 6101. per month." The accounts were pissed, and Ciptaiu R. B. Mann was elected on the committee in place of the late Mr. llaucock. The government contract for rum was taken by the unclern.entiencol firms :—Rack, Penick, awl Rack, 18,140 gallons ; Henry White and CO., 4,900 gaIIOWII ; How aw l Soo, 1„tAIO gallons ; total, 25,900ga110n5. FATAL OUTI:AGE UPON A WOMAN--iesterday, the coroner fur Wolverhampton opened an inquest on the body of a young woman not 30 years of age, who bad gone by the name of Jane Christy, and had said that she was the wife of Captain Christy, who was tratteported fur cruelty to aurae of his seamen on • voyage from New York to Liverpool. Although she is not suppoeed to have been Christy 4 wife, yet eho is thought to have come to England tinder his " protection." She wits manifestly as American, and at one time she must bavo moved in a respectable sphere of society. She bail been well edu cated, and said that she was born in one of the prig eipal thoroczbfares of New York. For some ti me p as s she has been living with a piteinker of Wolverhampton, es his wife. By this fellow, whose name is Clarke, she was taken off the streets, and has ever lime Leen subjected to frightful ill-usage at his hands. When, in consequence, she left him, as she has frequently, his practice was to force her hack under threat of murdering her ; and he has often sworn that before she should he another's he would murder Ler. Three weeks ago, he was treating her with frightful barbarity, and she sought refuge in the bones of a neighbour, to which place, however, he fol lowed her and continued his violence. It was in vain that she appealed for mercy on account of her friendl ess condition. Ever since, she had suffered greatly from • severe pain in the back of her head, the principal seat the injuries which she received. On Monday night she ' flied. The cor,iner adjourned the inquest for a postmortem examination, aad ordered Clarke into custody.—Mashkcatcr thurdian. I t I 14 - If - 1