The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-22 00:00:00

cod, rhea he looked round, and min 'Haus he w :mewed naming. y r. T l ylof ($1 , 4 , 0100-- Da TOG My anything when you 011001. . d It Obi. Wirsell-1 mi l , - ed giaefwv.) ole. He an with all 1 0 • i gr a k kimirrierchiet, i s comeresos: dini r a th l ~. ihe Casket with its contents all safe. D i n& lic Iles miming all the time, end the alum being .. be was stopped to LarkhalWase. 00. --What did you my to the prisoner! woo osoghingt—l said " You nasty nun. you have si nastier.. He made Co reply. . n ..,i. 0 e ir WU mended several times to ascertain ' ---- be bild been Waisted before, but the inquiries let uthiaatoroiLissi the rimer for trial. Ifri Ws * --....••••• 'CLOGS OF RAPS AGAINST MR. BPRAGUE. _ _ _ IIANSION.HODSE.—(THIS DAY.) , T g i e t i s evtriloon hit t i . . ith Oharl::;s4aorcl u l s n t elporn at teriog poison it%dtihet.e ha , bis te Saaah ethes-de-kw, with intent to murder at the Eater Amine, was brought before the '' ore ( ate Hale), at the Manaioo.hones, Hausa Hart, a servant to Mr. a a ge" of 22, Philpot-lane, Feseherch.street. as • lama =maim that the whose: had gh. Jenkins's merrier , only two day., when he, as MSS caunitted the offence charged anst him, having *te s hortly after be trial at E gai xe ter. g a , a ard, from the office of Mr. Thomas Beard, sa x. 80i .„ 5 ,11 4 5met, appeared on behalf of the tarsi- H . o ,rell. of Olaapaide, watched the case on par ; Wolf Jaime. Barof k Hart woe walled, and Mr. Oke, the chief clerk, mad her evidence, showing the meaner in which the offwa d hie rupees, after administering to her =sad m iced edician by Kr. Maynard—She had gone upstairs o '17; dean, kaki bed • fainting feeling. She iad 4 . 0 b a d e bowel • complaint. She did not c og of that to the primmer. She had not taken ir O its &Meg the , morning. She had written spy o the mar asking permission to be absent to go to a mann on the Saturday. The prisoner gave no answer. qba map was oa Mak paper, mid she send it to the prisoner 5,a W boy. He m was loot gaits made exported an order for •up about iaal s et, for s he concert, w thi did not come. When she lay down ebe polled down Virds, bet when she woke she found the blinds drawn aa mid the table removed. She did not know ;km the litiee were drawn op. After the prisoner rationed the offence she west out and was &b -oo sheet an hoar. After that the went to fetch FOLICIO.O. While she was oat she did sot tithe any mint, either did she meet any friend. She hid known de vitae rye (the errand boy to Mr. Jenkins) about two w ok, bet was sever intimate with him. She did not mak to bet about the matter. yte edam of lye, • boy 16 years of age, was then read. &Mead to the premier going upstairs with the brandy a d s ae" slier which he bad ocesaion to go upstairs gee, vas be freed the door fastened, and the pneoeer, Meese ealla, sneered from the inside. When the pm weer Mt WAWA went intothe room and saw that Hannah ga l ena. vas out of order. e m meamieed by Mr. Maynard—The girl sent a note to ibe Maw to aak him to let her go out, as she did not matter master and meanie to know it. Witness wrote Ms Bete for the girl. The girl bad not inked hint Y ago thugs of the house in the evening while she mat ID a mead. The girl had not been drinking maser anything else in the morning that be saw. He did sst hiss the girl cry or make any noise when he went u p to i less. If she had wieder male the noise he shonldhave Mid b feet the outside. He bathed the heed of the othimat for about ten minutes, but she did *aim that time oomplaia of thy treatment she had mend. When the prisoner first went up to are Hannah ihn be eased the blinds and windows. The houses on Moder side of the street had been pulled down. Mr. Ole next read the evidence of Mr. Humphreys, sun. ro, of Trinity-plan, testifying to the perpetration the dare By the Lord Mayor—He did not think that anything that Ott be throws over the girl would have produced the sad which appeared en her seek. liter some remarks from Mr. Haywood, The Lord Maya committed the premier for triaL The prisoner, who in a very feeble voice maid " I am not was then removed from the court. TEE DOUBLE MURDER IN YORKSHIRE. THE MURDERER'S CONFESSION. Yesterday morning the young man, Eli Sykes, theists melody for murdering two women at Batley, was Ghee Wore the local magistrates. He appeared in plain dothrs, some of his comrades having waited upon ban a Sudsy end induced him to exchange the mikes he wore at the time of the mu:don—and winch wee blooletained—for the ordinary dress of • Milieu He Brookes formally charged with the wilful murder gnash and Hannah Brook, at Batley, on the 19th instant. Mr. Atkinson, solicitor, of Dewsbury was punkt to watch the awe on behalf of the relatives if the murdered women. The first witeees called was Tinian Fawcett, who mid—About five minutes past 11 o'clock I was in lialmii.atreet, when I heard • my d "murder.' I ran out, met Joseph Peace, and we ran Ito Brook's house together. The prisooor was there, Wiled hist:smut, is this war —(ehowiog the manner to which he tau probing at his throat). As we went to him be struck at Peace, and the weapon passed through his oat. I seised him behind, sod got it from him. Thou we threw him down, got his belt off, and placed him on a chair till Salient English came. Mrs. Brook was at the door bleeding when I went in, and the younger woman wessoadier by the bedside bleeding from the mouth. The envier was standing before her. I never saw him mike at the two women who are murdered. The old velum was shouting " Murder ; oh, he is murdering our Haurat:" The young woman asked for a drink of water when they laid her on the bed. Sim lived, I believe, about bre tansies alter I teetered the house. She was stabbed through her clothss in the breast, and she was also Weed ier from the mouth and from a stab on the cheek. The older woman misplaced eri the bed shortly afterwards, and it vu maid that she was dead. Policereastable Mornay said—Oe Saturday night, between 11 and 12 o'clock, I went to Holmsatrost, Bat ley, to the lons, of Sarah Brook. I saw Sarah Brook and her daughter, Baobab Brook, laid deed in bed. The Wi esner vu laid o• the floor. He did tot speak until after his voted, was dressed by Mr. Bayldon. When the murk emu dressed, we put him in a cart and took him te go Dewsbury lockup. He was sensible enough, but id set speak. Mr. Bayldoo, when he examined the numb said there was nothing dangerous about them. it the lookup, Superintendent Martin cautioned the pri soner sot to 'peak. Abut ten minutes alter Mr. Martin left he printer made s statement, after I bad cautioned Wm that what he said would be given io evidence before the sandaracs. He arid," Heel sailer and better satisfied in re, ows mind now I have done it, than I did before I bad done it. I was with this young woman on Monday night at Itftibl t lad we were on good terms. I went on Saturday mtbt, between eleven and twelve o'clock, to her mother's home. Her mother and her began calling me, and told me to le away, as they did not want me there. Hannah at dews an • chair and began singing, and it aggravated 11,. I struck her with the butt-end of my gnu, and she mut "Oh, Eli, tat me alone sod I will go with you.* I Polled my bayonet out of my sheath end mu it into her. Bee mother got up out of bet and tried to prevent me, spdl roe my bayonet into her. I have told her many a bine I maid have my revenge, and I have got it now, that IC. Greenwood (to the prieoner)— Do von wish to ask the Itran &gyring as to that etatemeet ? Ttt prisser—Ves ;he says that WWI all I said to biro. I UM his wi no I got i nto t h e h ouse th e y began calling me, sad I asked her it she would ever go with me again. She led "No." and I asked her if she was going with another )soot sun, and the said she was. Inspector Lee sold—A friend of the prisoners, named Balsa son to see him yesterday. The prisoner had his its uniform of. cad Sales went to fetch him a snit of clothes Is Put 01 in place of his rifle clothes, which were covered e i't blood, After the conversatioo about the clothing, the hind laid to bins, " Eli, this is a very lad job." Winer (I(omy)—I heard him say that. The pANOSIT " 1 031114 sot help it. lam easier and better satisfied I .e,rn` Wed than before bad done it ;' and he went on '''c'ot, and said what bad happened inside. He said, When I was in the house the mother and daughter began Shell me, Uhl said they would not have me there." He Shed her was she not going with soother " chap," SSuperniteadect M ar ti n —A W a k e fi e ld " chap, " I under stood. Witness —H e mid, " I ailed her if she was going with leather clap, end if it was a men from Wakefield ; and oho Yet She told me alm would go with any man alto """ 410,1 if would I not go away she would make me. She then eat down on a chair ail began singing." impector lee said that the rang woman had received " Mats, ad there were eight on the old one. Sarin coatianed—His friend caked him if he was drank drink ." he did it, aid he said, " No, I had had nothing to Ti; Moog . er, who, it wos stated, was out of danger, wan waded to Saturday. .ao blotted was opened at 11 o'clock yesterday forenoon, It the White H ar t lon, before Mr. C. Jewison. Several Warms were examined ,' and it was proved that the pre had, a sh or t ti me ago,threatened he would either "wo Hannah B roo k or no ne else should have her. He ' 4 Ike told one of hie sweetheart's heathers that be could L aJolly bear th e id ea of Hannah refection his offer. The r....ket attempted t o conso l e bier, saying he would be sure some female else would accept biro. The accused '111„.oad lot pre.est at the timpani, which wog adjourned to ; alockester Guardian. Dune or roe Rev. G. S. Bolt.—The death is 'throated of the Rev. 0. B. Ball, formerly reotor of Bt. I."las Beroiaahsta, aad previously of Bradford, in "' t hin , . abaft he took a leadion I art in the agitations in a "tr of the Psztorire Act. Inst year be Was presented the of Worcester to the vicars's et Manley. k. is mem .bo t aelv 'old draftee. iny until n. Sbe ut tiro* on the for inn now had Ricketts) the case had net he ortise atement, her has. a had he and that t teed lemur. ST, of 24 . slopionaly r. al er of eh ri Berns, iry's am. [omen. :lock USA vsti, whoa r obi* I s founds Slater co sating front at Nuro7 • con!ilde• onWheaP " aforpl!ya og Patti& bed, is bet that the ed a Inca. c hat, but Bolero of I !drags" , eventually the statics It ter ktwing of the wegli • hawks' a& that dis 4 renville. bth NAOS la the ,be venal!n had left it the oind° ° ad the win iota ,th ele imMl 6l6 .° • ig into Soaveoe. the basket. If, undo I lia c fear of bib nee. At bet THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST SI, 1865. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE try aaorizo YORK MK TING.-(THIS DAY.) ZETIAND !MIKES. Ambition Raireass4 Fituoy ••• 14 no. BLACK DUCK STAHEL Ewa walked ever. CHISIKB.FIELD HANDICAP. Norm Rod Berl Huai. 13 ma. ... 1 WARS LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two ollsecm. There are few dealings in the railway market to- al day, and the tone is rather dull. No general reduo• tion, however, has occurred in prices. South so, Eastern stock is heavy, and has declined I per cent. as Metropolitan has also receded k, and Great tb Eastern 1. Loudon and North Western stook is now 584A1 quoted 1251 to I ; Great Western, 661 to ; Midland, 130 to 1311; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11 s to 1., ex div. ; South ;7,, Eastern, 79; to 80 ; Metropolitan, 1321 to 1331, ex div. ; Great Northern, 131 to 132 ; ditto si t A, 1471 to 1481 ; London and South Western, 99 N. to 100 ; Great Eastern, 46 to ; and Caledo. Man, 1331 to 1341. so, Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway shares are in piked for, while Belgian Eastern Junction and ri Great Luxembourg show a drooping tendency. tos Indian and Canadian lines are quiet. isea l 9 51 1011 12 i 101 i too 61 id. —zd 4 ids id' zd p 8 4pm 2 i Wes —* i ly e Oils Om ... 6 11 die ... 75 17 74 76 14 24 40 Zd 180 MI6 —• I IMs 8 6 d14 4i 66 6 ly e 1} Wit .... 1 1 Ala .... 46 47 SS 44 23i 48 45 —.. 103 106 41 43 41 i 1 21 VI 22 2 4 pm 10 Itl 1 Old% 0101 I, Vid 20i I 6 di - 6 4 4 11 - 8 Ms - 6 dli - 8 .116 - 7 .84 • di 12 71 1 4 • is 84 44is Oa , ' 4 ego 104 3 2 44 104 414 • 2 . 3 pm • lb 14 17 1 al I ti Ile 15 17 2 1 1 4 ii 12: .1 a. 4 r 10 LogMAWS. Nay. 10 Ditto ditto . 10 ass/rAtiolcia 6 Atlantic Tea. gua.B9.ot. Alllllslllllllll Agrisal. 16 LestrallaalLLlls.(l 10 86 , wuibTealletaisaL 10 BeetWatarirerica (1) al LOS Motor Vaughan a) 1' 'Bombay 06, pealed el 6 I Do. and Imo O N BelWh American land 4. N. 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Ilarloe Laresiassoo4l 1 10 ItagurDlas 10 Won Mee. TN. $ wall? Ld.&DockL. $0 Kidwell lroo R arta 10 Wald lemda OA O. (KO 11 110,010001 Ula.Cosa. (L) 00 NalloaalProv.llarloir(L; iW Natlooallissia Nay.iLe i 00 IfFbegaoool s L "L. il aciAl.l is. 4 .... • I 1 pm 5 I9 " t " 1 Inum 10 St hat 1%0,41, 1,000 SO Do. 1,000 ss .Ag. L 1.•10 26 N.ZesiaMTALeaml. 1,000 10 NortitemAmenaTeelLl 0,0 OO N.Br4t.llaskalsalaatLe 11 0000 N 11.11•011/Mere4n.la.(L 0,000 I NovaBeotiaG.amil...l.l a 0,000 10 NOT(BoBTB6(theffBo 8,000 la Dow. sumo. Lamm. 1 0,000 10 Oriental Commwelsl(4 1 0,000 SO *Laid ltaiscaal(Ura 11 0 . 000 1 Mesita Gla O.I IOI M I II 0.000 10 labodUssaa(L.) 0,000 10 Otago* mblana lama& 10,000 10 Ottoman Company (L.) 110 Ottoman Financial (1 ) 11 &mu s Ottoman Gm (Mottled) 51 4 .0 0 0 111 Overead„Garney,Co (L. 1 0,000 SO hrera ii.lt.ae(Ll I ileuu 6 Do. do • L 0,114 10 De. New 1 1,0011 M Pedile.leadilehL(L) 101 IWO 110 Pealawatar • 0. Steam al 10,000 .1, Do. 10. Now M 11, 000 19 L., L. M.G 1 MOM boa • 101100 U New 10.01 e 211 gio I. City Immo!. (1 ) al .101 II Ditto ditto . • 141 14 1, • 0011 ILM Janeiro Gas (La) al ANS NO loyal Mallikeam. koala. Ilk Mem. amtralaved. t. Wi AVM SO South. Lnight. &Go. L. 1 MOP. 80 3oc.Pfusrot 80‘84 ( ) 11 20,006 SO S. Ltriesa 11. it /a. (L.' 142er 26 Sotttb Aastrattoa /mad SAIL K. anbentrine TeMgraplt.. • -• . • 1 Do, Scrip 17.101+ 10 TMCoassnia.allainAL 11 OMSK IS Marna* Mersey I a.IL I 1 7,100 le) Trinidad Patinae= (L) I 07.001 10 TmattagenoyoLkos. le 1 15.00! 10 T. it L. Co. of Canada, 1 100,000 10 ITlLldartne Liver.(l..l t 20.014 S Visited& Teisl.oo).(4l an W• ee Galvin. 'Sarin, Ins.(L. WON 10 ppor Mama tes(Lbs • 26,000 15 Ditto 10.010 SO 'reanimates land 10.000 50 'gamut Yinanee() 10,000 ce.ttnella&P ,lll e o L SO FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10. Belgian Eastern Junction, u. Great Luzsmltoarg 15i. San Paulo (Limited) ittarastaed 7 pa cent., 17e. ar I P 1 Pm 10 fru , Par )0 6 66 6) 17 18 1 1.116 par zd I 171 1111 m. P 1 IZ VW II 8 7 dl. _ OIL ipm iII T k4tis i 6* 7* le 04dt* 3) 4114 76 28 Id 20 p de nu. 118 dr le 0 n u... t - ii 141 irriPail n! 171 128 sd 7 8 Bdu l 0 4 die I To oo T4 OO, 80 all n NI 44 66 ;i1 k : I P l4a° 4 1 'Pm i 1 J 14i. 2 1 ll. :o i 14 I ii al l ... _t ft ii Y 10 1 21 Yt 11"" PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Lriiirooy Atmorr 21.--11• Les to-ay :-Oreat Wedelns, 66} 6 }-Landon and North Wartern, 1241 1 5 5-Manchester, Sheflteld. and Lincoln, 511 11 -Metropolitan, 13313 xd-Midland, 131-South Eastern. 80 791-Great Western ofoanada, 3.2-Itrte, ES xd.-111inola Central, 78 1 I-Untied Mateo Five-Tirenty Bonds. 671 e -Great 1 nxembanty. 134 9-113 4-Merauithe and Ex Bank (Llmited),4l f 4 d.-National Bank of Liverpo olllA:ll= et p•-North and South Wales, 121-Albion Marine (Lintitedl, f d.-Empire Morino (Limited), 6-16 and London and Globe Fire and 11 . 3 6 4xd. p.-Union Marino (Limited), Vi la p.-Atlantic 're Bight per Cent., 2 -Money Steel any Iron (Limited). 1 1 National Steam (Lluilted), 7f 4.- 1 North Shorn Man, MI al aIL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—A. destructive railway col lision took place a. Saturday morning near the Banta' Junction, a few miles from Preston. At an early boor in the morning three trains, one of which belonged to the Lthoubire and Yorkshire Railway, and the others to the London and North Western, left the Preston station for the south. They were all laden with goods and merchan dise of various kinds. The Lancashire and Yorkshire train started knit, and it protruded all right until it had got to the incline near Euston Junctioo. Here the engine, pro bably through the heavy strains upon it from behind, broke down, and the entire train was of coarse brought to • standstill. The morning was very ' 1 fogey, and as neither signals could be seen at any distance nor anyone obtained to run back sufficiently far as the line to give warning of what had happened, one ad the London and North Western trains came up at a rapid rate, and dashed with tremendous force into the rear waggons of the standing train. The engine which had rim into the train was badly damaged ; the buffer planks, Esc., were smashed, and • considerable portion of the front part was staved in. Several of the waggons were also broken to pieces, and their contents were strewed upon the lige in all directions. The driver and stoker on the engine which ran into the train were in mast imminent peril of their id lives ; but neither they nor itemise connected with either of the trains sustained anything beyond • smart shock. xd A Soloukta CLaRICAL Real orcarws.—The Rev. Frederick Luttrell Hinny has resigned the vicarage of Bid- I mouth, to which he was appointed is 1861. In his farewell address to the parishioners, he states that from the trades men of the town be has received the utmost kindness, sod from the iniquity of the gentry ; but that • small baud, known to him very well, persona of superior education, whom he had to meet and snake by the hand about once week, bad eutmaally annoyed him for some came or another. The homilies which Mr. Moysey resigns is worth 491 V. • year, with a house. THE WEATHER AND THE HAW/EST.—Speaking on • broad calculation, we have little doubt that three fourths of the harvest in this district is safely housed at this moment ; whilst the brilliset weather at the moment we are writing will encourage the farmers to use every ad effort to lamb harvest as speedily as possible while such extremely favourable auspices prevail. As regards the molts of the harvest, so far as yield" is concerned, the reports are, as intend in a season like the present, some what varied. Oa lands of a certain character, the wheats have turned out very satinfactorily, but, as a general rule the reports state the crop to be injured • good deal by blight, god that the yield is cer tainly act more then equal to—in many oases less than—an average. It must, however, be borne in mind . that the "avenge" of the last two years has been slugs one, and that the present harvest must not be fudged with reference to that of ISM. With regard to barley and Data the accounts are varied, but they nevertheless agree sufficisatly to Indicate that the yield will, as • general rale, in the ease of both, be neastisfsetory. Some of the earlier sown have toned out better than wan expected. With re fereoce to the mangold and turnip mope mach better things are mid. The rains daring the last month cams very opportunely, and the improvement ie most marked. The second crops of clover and gram have also been greatly beeeffted by the raise From the bop districts the scour to continue satiates:obey. , Tim heavy raine and tensor-goers weather of the earlier portion of the week were ulu.vehtt dainegiag, and is their exposed elleatiou the itilh oriels keardeed the bias aim* a good deal, breakieg off branches sad breirieg the hope, and blowier down the poles, thus mugs( both tremble sail l ir - expense to the growers. Bat nothing hire serious injury has occurred, and the general axle of the reports is eatie factory, awake hewn being entertained of a good mop. Picking eowaseseed kat week, mud if lee weather conatinne the he bulk el our planters will make a " begieniter Wage week einee.—tiowes Advertiair. MONEY MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) • Two o'CLool. The transactions to-day in the markets for public securities are upon a very limited scale, and prises generally are quoted the same U yesterday. Consols exhibit no alteration, and the variations in foreign bonds and railway shares are quite unimpor tant, with the exception of a decline off per cent in South Eastern stock, which has been adversely affected by the announcement of the half-yearly dividend. The discount market is quiet to-day, with a large amount of money seeking employment, and few bills offering. There is, consequently, more disposition on the part of discounters to effect transactions at n per cent., and should the present favourable weather last during the next week or two, it is pro bable that the best short-dated paper will be taken at even a fraction less. The rate for short loans in the Stook Exchange is 2 to 2} per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 17c., showing no change of importance. Consols are now quoted 891 to 4 for money, and 891 to 1 for the account (September 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1,4, 1; ditto, for amount, 891, 4 ; Three per Cents. , Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 4 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., a 714 ; Bank Stock, 230, 248 ; India Five a per Cent. Stock, 105, ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1866, 991 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1001 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1091 ; and Exchequer Bills, le. prem. In the foreign stock market there is a decline of per cent. in Turkish ConsolidoSs, Greek, and Spanish Certificates. Mexican bonds have risen 4. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :—Greek, 201 to f ; Turkish Consolid6s, 481 to ; Spanish Passive, 29} to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 14 to } ; Confederate, 6to 8 ; and Mexican, 23} to }. Transactions are recorded as follows : Brazilian, 1863, 791 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611 ; ditto Certificates 98} ; Egyp tian, 1864, 95} ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 951 ; Greek, for account, 201 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 701 ; Mexican, for account, 231 ; Portuguese, 1856, AN., for account, 471 ; Russian, 1862, 921, f ; ditto, 1864, 951 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 941 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 74f ; ditto, 1862, for account, 73} ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 731 ; ditto Guaranteed, 99/, ex div. United States 5-20 Bonds are in demand, and have risen per cent, the present quotation being 684 to 69/. Illinois Railway shares are also 1 better, at 781 to 1. Erie are quoted 521 to 531, and Atlantic debentures, 851 to 861. Atlantic Telegraph sham are quoted 24 to 21 dia., being slightly better, and " Overend, Gurney, and C 0.," 2/ to 34 prem., a further slight decline. The government broker has bought to-day 10,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced for the sinking fund. Interrational Financial shares are now quoted 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; General Credit, 14 to 4 prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 6} to 4 prem., ex div.; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to } prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 21 to 34 prem.; Ottoman Socidtd Gindraln, 2} to 1 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1. Fora o'CLocK. Consols are quoted 89a to for money, and 89 11-16 to 13-16 for the account, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. No gold has been sent into or withdrawn from the Bank. The steamer Tamar, which has reached South ampton from the West Indies, spoke with the ship Bwiftsure on the 15th inst., off the Western Islands. The latter has 286,0001. in gold on board, and her arrival here may now be daily expected. The Stock Exchange Committee have ordered the shares of the Delhi Bank Corporation to be marked in the Daily List, and those of the Lon don and Southwark Insurance Corporation in the twice a week list. The Committee of Spanish American bondholders have called a meeting for next Thursday of the holders of bonds of Central America, to receive • proposition from the Republic of Honduras. With reference to a complaint published on Saturday of the non-delivery of the complete de bentures proposed to be issued by the Credit Fon eier and Whiner Company, it appears that the delay has arisen entirely from the time necessary for the manufacture of special paper for these securities, and for engraving, printing, &c., and that the definitive bonds will be ready for delivery in the course of a week. The annexed account of railway progress in Buenos Ayres is extracted from the local journal, the Standard, of July 11, 1865 : The Great Sonthera will be openedto Cbascomns within a month after this mail reaches England. On the 73rd all. the first locomotive ran over the new iron viaduct of Semborombon. The rails only want to be laid down a maple of miles near Okesomme, and already pessesgers are carried in and out of tows for •distame of 60 miles. The above viaduct is about 300 makes keg, and one of the Semi works in the coaster. It is tbongbt the whole line to aniscomas *moot be ready to epee for traffic. by Sept. I. as exploded, there being yet some miles of rails to be laid down, and two small iron bridges between :iambi: mambos sad Charsomins. These will cross small Arroyos, but we may have as ides of the solidity of the works from the fact. that each girder weighs 8 nine. The delay of a month in completing the works is still within the term provided by Yr. Crawford at the imaguratioo, "to have the lime maniac from Buenos Ayres to Chescomus before the end of 1865. The celerity and solidity of the works is almost marvellous, sad we have so other example in South America of 75 silos of railway finished in nineteen =oaths." At the meeting yesterday of the Lower Assam Company the directors' report stated that the crop of the past season, ending 51st October, 1864 , was estimated at 28,000 lbs., but the actual ontturn was only 23,902 lbs. The whole of this has arrived in London, and the greater part has been disposed of at very high rates. The property consists of about 12,000 acres of forest land, redeemable at 55. per acre, on which 10 per cent, of the purchase money has been paid. The total outlay up to the 31st of October next is expected to be 55,0001. The di rectors recommend that further calls be made of 10s. each, at intervals of not less than six months. The question as to a division of profits is to be taken into consideration at the next meeting. The creditors of the Pontuewynydd Iron Works Company are required to forward their claims to the official liquidator on or before the lot October. YORIUSHIRE OAKS. Siberia ... • • • 7 raa. BILLING STASES. Sylph • • • Our Van Saxon Beauty 8 ran. CONVIVIAL NTAILES. ••• Lehi& Btrstheonan Vompuisa ... 1 ::-. ... 3 6 raa. MP NIICTEI BIENNIAL STAKES. Two miles. la la Siberia, LaeMaks. Daz, Cirioder, Zambezi, Oelorrimo, g and Ragman& are ben. 100 HASTINGS MEETING-(THIS DAY.) WELTER CUP. One mile and a half. • as Musketeer, Ephemera, and Bedworth are here. 81. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Half a mile. N Killarney, Dueller of St. Alban's, Maid of Usk, and 8 , Olterstow are here. Ue HASTINGS AND ST. LEONARD'S PLATE. Three. M. quarters of a mile. e s Tomfoolery, Bessie, Sequenoe, Ethelnd, and Lydia are ik ben. N. ... YARMOUTH. —(THIS DAY.) 917. M. SUFFOLK AND NORFOLK HANDICAP. K . Oberon walked over. a. is. TWO-YEAR•OLD STAKES. 10 Mir Roland 1 10 100 100 4 ran. M. CRICKET. SURILIT V. ENOLIND. —This match, which was WI commenced yesterday moray; on the Sorrey•ground, Ken. fit• siugtoo.oval, attracted several thousand spectators, it being M. the hat greet match of the Sway seem. England won u the tor, and took their tunings first. The batting was ex. gg cesdingly strong, and with the exception of the last three 16 that went ia, great worse were made. T. Hearne marked 61. 69 and received the 'Salmi money , " he taking the 10 ~ • eger.' Mr. E. M. colas and his brother, respectively, ri L soared 44 and 35 ; Kr. Belson added 40, G. Hewlett 34, Mr. N . it. D. Walks 20, and JlMltil Lillywhite 15. The wickets s k fell thus ;--One and two for WI, three for 110, four for 188, M. five for 210, six for 263. seven for 275, eight, nine, and tea M. for 276. Sanity had jest time to commeace their inniop 10 . as when the stamps were drawn. THE NATIONAL BANK.—(THIS DAY.) 10 00 A special meeting of the shareholders of th is bank was held at the bank prorates", Old Broad street, this day. to ow:eider the propriety of farther increasing the _ capital of the society by . the mottos and issue at par of N . 10,000 sew shares of s*. each ; Mr. J. NEAL M•Kunnon, fee 11. P., presided. The en.trawas said the effect of the resolutions which would be submitted to them was to transfer 300.0001. of r o l their rest or undivided profits to capital account, tee and to transfer that sum of 300,0001. into shares in the mama of the shareholders in the ratio of one sew 501. share with 301 . paid up for every OA four shares that he held in the stook of the company. Lie There was a further provision with regard to the holders of Mum that are nos divisible foto four. They were to ff receive a certificate or voucher which would be saleable is N the market, and the holder of four such certificates 100 or vouchers would be emitted to one new share. ISO The capital of the bank, before this operation wee 1,00 ._ carried out was 1,200.000 1 ., that was to say, of 2,000,0001. I; capital 1,200,0001. was paid up, ani the" red" or usdivided top profits stood at the last dividend at between 700,0001. and me 800,0001. Whoa this operation was carried t the capital Me would stand at 1,500,0001., and the " res t" at between 106 400,0001. and 500,0001. To pay the dividend they had paid 11 5, hitherto required 160,0001., and to pay the lame divided ; en the enlarged capital would require 200,0001. a year. He could speak coofidently as to their capability N. of foreleg that sum, and be believed that they ail N. would sow be able to ears mach more. He eon. eluded by moving a maim of resolutions to the effect First—That the capital of the society, which was originally 100 1,000,0001. shall be further tocceased by the immediate 30 creation and issue of 10,000 new shares of 501. each, err as to increase the entire capital of the society to 2,500,0501. us. Secondly—That such hatmeationed new shares shall os or N. under date 31st August Mat. be distributed by the directors 116 amongst the proprietors on the resister at the time of snob dia. a t e tributior in the proportion of one new 'Ureter every four of N. the existing shame, and each such new Aare shall be ere- es, diced by way of bonus with 301. paid up by treader to capital amnia of that amount from the rest * or undivided profits of the society to the intent that such new shares may then be upon the same footing is every respect as the existing shares. And with respect to proprietors of three shame only or leas, or of more than four shares sot being a multiple of four, each odd share shall subtitle the proprietor of it to one-fourth part of each bonus of 301. is reenact of one new share. Mr. B. Sierra stomided, and after a few observations from Mr. Fox, the resolutions were agreed to. The 011allif•if annoutoed that they would have to be 14 confirmed by two subsequent meetings to be held to-morrow and next der. The proceedings then terminated. CHARGE 07 TLAalro AN IRON RAIL ON THE SOUTH KOMI 16 EASTZSII RaLlTAT.—VOlindal Mr. Gerald Fitzgerald, 8.000.100 one of the jostles' of the poses for the Wokingham division t'roll: of Berkshire, was occupied for a considerable time in hear- go,OOC to ing a charge brought agaiost James William Dean, 17 years 10,0001 10 of age, of having unlawfully end maliciously placed an iron 40,0001 SO rail oa the South Eastern Railway, with latent thereby to 20,022 _,...1 " endanger the safety of the passengers thereon on Sunday, : 0 0 , 0 ,, 1 .. the 13th brat. Mr. Porter (from the ethos of Mr. Freeland. 110 . 900 t, gg solicitor to the South Eastern Railway Company) attended le,ooo 100 to prosecute, and Mr. Scams, solicitor, of Wokingliam, 90,000,100 watched the oasis on behalf of the accused. The proceed- 40,000 25 lop created much excitement in the place, sod • _ 42 . 00 ,2 ~ .'0 large number of ;crimes collected opposite the court- 4 11rJa house. The pri•oosr is a native of a village in the neigh- ' , ow No bourhood. and for several years had been absent at sea ; ed,oorii 6 0 a few months ago, however. he returned to tho locality, 60,000, , 40 and had since led an idle life. From the evidence of two 10,000! 26 little boys who were in company with the accused at the 30.0g 0 00 time in question, and who were taken into custody but I. 2 o r u i 62 ., liberated, it seemed that the three lads were about the at a neighbourhood together on the afternoon of S unda y week, 10'00,1100 and Dean treated the two boys to some rum and ale, t0:000'100 and they became partly intoxicated. In this state they 10,000'100' walked tbrourh some fields to the top of the cutting be- 21 6 . 009 20 tweets the Embrook and 'Watley railway bridges, and . 0 11 ° 23 here Dan took the 'maggot boy down the embankment 10(707,9 I: to the lime, sod roiled a Mt, rail from a stack of rails gown ao to the down line, lodging the end of it upon one of la,ooo lee the motels. this position being more dangerous than if it 10.000 lee , had been placed directly across the lice. Dean heard a train 6.000 190 1 approaching and ran up the bank, lout the eldest of his corn- 22 %.,.. 262 7 22 pintoes said he would run and tell his father if the rail was 3 2 4 ' OO 8 1 : left *eon the metals. Dean then went on t he line, and rs- l op we moved the rad. A train, which the boys believed to be a rg on se luggage train, passed along the lino, and after it was 00,000 00 out of sight Dean went on the line and again lodged 11.000 100 the end a the rail on the down metals. He left it there, 1i„. 226 1 20 went up the embankment, and the three lads then ran away. 47 0 ; ,: The driver of the 7.40 p.m. train from Reading fortunately io ' co pi; oo observed the rail on the lino, and it was removed before the 60:000 60 next down train came up, or a frightful accident must 18,000,100 otherwise have occurred. Dean admitted that he was on OW 106 the lies at the time, but told Superintendent Millard (Serbs _. 6 .c 40 _,M1gl Constabulary) be did not put the rail on. Mr. Soames ad- 7;7 0 11.0 0 : deemed the magistrates, after which the socueed, who by 1 , 5 ' 000 `, 3 Mr. Soamsa's adobes declined to may anything in his defame, ari,ccio ge was tally committed for trial at the next Berko SOISSAIL o,ooo° f p s PANIC IN A CHAYIL.-00 Sunday evening Brick- VA Geld Oongregatinal Chapel. Stratford, was the wens of 0 9 0 4:: I: great excitement, in coosequonee of en alarm of fire being 00 ow u ose raised in the midst of the service. The first cheat, prayer, esess is and hymn had bees proceeded with, and the clergyman era. Lath Se readlog the hid lame, when a strong smell of firs was 249•0 Pie , perceived. On the chapel-keeper opssiog the vestry door P 1,..,„, Lif a volume of smoke rushed into the ehaPel. and lbws • some L'= ,t,' of indescribable coefotion ensiled. There wee a general 1,t,:7 0 1 r , rods to retch the door, and it sow being between the von' We l lights, sad die chapel fast filling with smoke, the excite- 10,000! jot meet wee rendered still worse by the darkness of the place. 40,0001 100 M As the door liscame blocked up, and the people could not y..„a0111 g et oat quickly *sough, many jumped over the pews sod ' 4 " 2, 8 ° endeavoured to get out by scrambling over the heeds and shoulders of others. Shrieks for help now cams from the gallery, the staircase of which was crammed, and it was ---- only by the greatest efforts that some in their fright were prevented from jumplog into lb. body of the chapel. At leogth the chapel got ideated without any personal iajory having been sutaioed. Thu Ire proved to be trifling, sad was at ones exticguished. OADINAZT stasis AND STOCKS. IPd. I saawin. I g r si II rl lan lee Bristol and IN Cambrian all Dark mod Hoodoo aU Contrail all So •IA Do dlv. vain all Do.Wtp.a.kpalltoll. 100 Dahlia modB.DaM Jaw ell DmodwaTotketAbd..Ta 00 Haat London lcrlp Cart 10 Do, eiMIWOW add B. *aim IN Graai loabant Old. N. WO Do. Lang. elk.. Nat IN Ghost North ot loolAsod 100 GroaSNotabwo 100 Doh Ann. ow WT. Oil. 100 Dal 11111 p. o lipoid 100 GC loath& West. Ural 100 6lnot Weskon 100 Do.lbwar Val.Goallo 100 Do. loath Wales 110 Do. W. ratt.—Odard 100 Do. Do. 7= 100 Do. Do. 100 foastooldre Yockshlro NO Loudon sad Blackwall 100 _Loa. &lOW H Cosa 100 lesioa.Clbet6otoliDov 100 Do. Ilet.Krton.A.p.c. 100 Loudon& Norsk Wood tee LoadoatloothWootern 100 14a0.,e1t0t..4 Loads& 100 Motropolieut 7 Do. Wow 4 Do. ltztooaloa all Motro.Dla.(Pro. kelp C. le Da do. do. 14 1111 IN 1114 N N I I K IS li + 1T l a 0I 416 l 100 111 661 74 $6 ISt 188 147 118 MI AI 86 88 86 06 36k 10S IDdart I Do. SA Sham NO Do SI nu • Daeby all 1114 Neat 1011 North DANA ...... Ds Do. Dtba.,l'arth,Dnad. 100 N. Noilaro—Borarisk 83 61 16 16 II 46 106 107 117} 118 14 91 92 zd 108 146 id 19 61 to 62 126 1254 A) 104 14 12 la 2 ipm sci 12 1 i Dm 106 106 i -- il — E. re 180/ 15( Ye 21 pm 1(0 102 101 — Da. O. N. Z. Pam 100 Do. Dods.. 100 Do. York —• • 100 Da. Willie sal Do. 111o0k&Dertla6. Da. is. 1666.66 16 Do. da. 161041 100 Werth Loam 6 Do. do., taw . 100 North all N. & S. Waders Jane 100 beta& Coated 100 &with& N.L Aber OW 100 Illaottlah Indlaad . 100 Ihropdare Waled 100 Loath Devon 100 'float& faders stg....wokisehmoko 100 Tat Yale IDo. 0 ........ 106 VMS at Death 6 waterloo & Whitehall IN Weal Oorawall 16.4 1/1,0 NA KI MO 10.1 ai 6 1 at : J a sr 'cii W 1 106 14 131 C ill iti:l 1 109,1 61 65 Si ti 111 LIS at WI lo 11 ye 111 113 le 2 p -76 77 id 11} 12 142 162 17 69 61 66 be 68 74 001 9 10 166 167 99 99 791 67 69 103 106 .i. --WI 106 107 SNITS& POOllllllllOllll. ST 69 101 LOS PI 4 ge' 9 10 K 101 70 lb 100 101 101 102 100 . rb 1 0 ° 6 17 16i 38 90 16 66 63 68 64 bet SO 62 43 46 34 41 16 27 14 86 163 IN ,00t rri rttd.l 99 92 I b4 101 102 96 97 90 92 SS 180 1008 s ids 160 101 WI Likud.; alt Li 1 176 8.ma.itir.&0.10.g.69.e. 1 6 Do. I Owes all Deed* & lake lime W Do. ballroom 100 Dad.. Breat,&4lodertak 0 rer 'eat. 1672-3-4 100 Ofil. & 11.11aalara 6p.6 a 10 Ow T.• Dookap. a. O all Dueseara.7p.o.par.prat 100 Mei. bawl go. I do 10 i.e. Latham au. a do 16 Do. .1 istalatoo .- 100 Grand Trask ot 'Asada .11 D0.1G4u1p.11.1%.:tel all Do. prof all Do. la 4 do. . &they'd W Do. tad oreL Boads all Do. do. deferred all Do Ird pest. Moot 611 Do, do. deferred all Do. 4111 prat. Stook all Do. do. deferred 100 area& InAloo Footman 1 14 Lio. goo. 6 per coot. 1 4 Do. Now do 140 at. 0. at ladla P. p. et. 100 DO 41 pi, ask S Do M all 04. Widens of Canada ell Do. o. Bd.. pkv.1073 ad Do. do. do. 18774 I loam nisch. Limited ILO Madras goat.' p. coot. 100 Lio. do. In Do. 04 do.— Do. 111112 100 Metb. Om- 6 Per e. Bd oli ktolb. and Hobloa's By 100 ,P.11...0100n.0p.0.101p. 11 . 100 kind'. pm L Par Not 100 Do. WM to.-- • I Do. do. do. WO Do. Ponjaab to WO Do. 11'42400310t. do JOINT STOCK BANKS. 00,0001 00 10,0001 60 •••••,001 i 100 AO , 100 owl so ,000 i 00 ,000 GO 400 10 6000 60 ..00s 00 Agra t ma•sennigesti. LuisibosiA•Alivemool , Do. lamed at ID gym k Ang aneo w zgystan ituatalan An4O Italian (Unmated astallailank.Cor.o•wibi ,6I m !LuMa+L! , .As Do. New Bankofllttlialt‘oltunbla Bask of Loa: . iflank ; Book o of f Otago (11mIte0) Bank ot Queettalaud (L) IBank MY foto As, Austria .Bsok of New Zealand aratillan*PortagneWL j Mush Cellferulan (L 'Witte( N. America —.. C. AIL lndla.AW. ,cblna Mart tier. of lndlata City Colonlal Com. Bank of Canada— tem. Hank of India, dx. rmawildabed Bask (L) _ Dw. [raw lost London (Lhnitod) Suiten Echange , Lim) English Jo x int Stock ll ) lull.6cot. mai. t.aw blueish and Swedish (L rwropsso honkiLitaitod litsdkokadna&Jap.( l4 Du. Wood at pm Do. Nw housortal e hank. Limits& Ilupselal Masao— I Wotan... Bs Plow i lasS Mart.BlL Ind10(41 Lou. e Los Soak at ScotionakL !Loudon ID4 Brazilian licia.Bana ? W I i Do. N i oa. at i; I Us. MBank of Asstd. Ilontles awl houoty mo. fhwthsCoh-Ss (10 Loudon taint Stook— 'Loudon& South Shims Lwo. S a. Wooten. i Do. do. rtir, I Wisdom% V satemek (L.: Lee. & Westanuan . bl.rehmt tsank( Lim) ;Ileroualle & IsebanlL. Iletro.& Pro,. Nu* (L. alidlaad Mau de (1.1aa.) N ounce! Of it v•rpool 11.1 , 1*. al Segisad Do. tud and Mt lane, N. toots Bawl IDo. New .... 'ICA !bath Wales .Ifaiw feiland (Ltsitte4) North Wesson' Soak Oariors novLs.baulElneurp.(l I [raft" of trolairt.. 1 A. IQ:,R risim jLI Do. baud al I pm loath saw... Ilia& a & & Attics Do. cl.. la at 6pa Mia 1 k of Mistrals Class of Isaiah. (laa ), c/ Make DUCK& - lIMS.Infi el 04 . 1 0... 144r1 44414611*f* I 172 IS4, 1±,404 14 IficamagJock 'AMIN N. Lamidosi34Carls 144 TS 74 sM,Wilo $87,071 N. Commaral4l lOO 114 117 i le iail - 3 - 17. 6 ' 149 7 61 94 1 Ti 79 id 769 47 46 68 11179 Oldt. . 4 id • 9 7d16 • OA 98 96 1 99• 1 ' 49 s,dke • 5 4 dig 6 6dl• 99 19dis id 6 8v • 9595 99 41 9411• Per El k 63 1143ai si 3016 S 0 67 6 SM. I •••• --. 13 36 3 t : 9 9\ 9 7 dis b 2 64 631 4 4 4 iii 66 631 114 18 id au.i 91 stl /0.1 101 sk ;zi 1 it 125 ell I Ik e e bd SI 50.4 0 13S1 4 id 1L 148,61 WEATHER REPORT. TVCIDAT, AUGUR .._.........------ 1 .--1-I . gain, ......: W. .11 12 D. I,A. S. 29.74 5d N.Y. 1 1430 NIL oI - 2 Aberdeen - S lonia . -. 29.7266 ] ms.r. 2 71.N.L r adrenenn • a. 69 ar i. I E.N.E. 0009 1 Offlefle•Sila 29.01611 LW. 1 W. ro 0 2u, 1 Valenta Cape J iv er 0.61 a 6.W. I W. rm 0.62 2 11verco51 - I 1 aoabend.... 19.69161 5.. L 2 !ILA. 2; - 1 Ihnoricoe - 29.76.00. Z. 0 W.S.W. oc '- 2 1 Srea 29.76!62 E. 4 LW. fro -0.02 4 I:Ortent.. - 19.60161 11.11. 2 8.6. I to L to 0.16 9.161 1 6 2 toobara 19.72,116 S.W. 6 %V. Plymouth ... 29.77 63 N.Z. 1 W5l W. a '0.12 1 Warnocth. 29.7%,61 L 0 S.W. cb ,- 1 Cataract& 20 .76,62 N.W. 2 SW. ' , 2 Wilda 29.76 62 W.N.W. 2 W.S.. dr ' - 4 - - I armee. 29.74 61 L 0 W.N W. Io I 4carboroca M.74.69 LS.E. 1 N.Y. 1 tI - 1 ' Iraltle - -2677 60 E. 1 Z. ro 0.24, I Reneolond 11 - I - - - i . . -- ' - YIIOIIAILL •ms r.1.M1 V 111C1MoST. RAM. &E to IS.Or fresh to strong. squally. an settled. 4 S.M. to !CPI varying. moderate to strong. some rain . SOMITOI.I. As nest above, squally. moderate, to S.W., gram, with rain. B.lg. to a W. and fr.w., fresh to strong, some rain. &W. to N.W. and beck, fresh to strong, with some rain . If.W. to W., mode rate to fresh. Northern=Seetiand. Western.--Ireland. Wales, and adjs. rendes. Southern= faidish Channel and Bay of Lacey. Eastern=Zastward linirhuld and North Sea. vissnaui. TASMAN. Similar to at ore. BRACKNELL CATTLE Fain..--(Tara DAY.)—This greet stork feir wee held this morning. The supply of horned cattle wee large, sod in healthy condition. There was s good demand for fat besets, white„ld at from 18/. to 241. each, sod store stock for geeing la request,well 'mown steers bellies at from 131. to 151., and heifers at MOEDA! EVENTEG. 10/. to IV. In most Soutanes. a warranty was requited Consols were first quoted this morning 892 to 2, assi lithelisting dimmer, Among dairying cows thole was for the account, but subsequently i mprove d to hot a b t rimse troosnd b , for sit t bo f ie t t e ary farms ale t ale 891 to 2. For money the List price was 891 to 1. :Al, to L y oedoe, yet the :m e 0 4 1 ,„ w hi c h is w , fatal The official business report is as fOIIoWS:—ThEOR among wilds cows,detere eon° try dairymen f rom boy log froth per Cent.Consols, for money, 891, 2,2, 2; ditto, for stook. However, the prices made wen from 171. to V.. 1. account, 892, 2 ; Three per Cents. Be- each. limy drowse of lean sod store cattle were not duped, 892, 2, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 2 ; 'eq. .Is of hems fair the y re ed w u r 6 35 go t r o sale for best de. India Stock, ilB ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 105, °cu nt, ;JUICIEST= ALBIRT"*MEATORIAL.—A meet }; ditto Four per Cent., 991. log of the committee for the erection of this memorial was There hen been nochange in India Five per Cents. h e ld yesterday, at the Town-hall ; Yr. W. Feirbsiro is the or Exchequer Bills, the former leaving off at 1042 chair. Altar SCRee oonservation, it MN resolved that its to 1052, and the latter, at 3s. discount to L. shoal.' ba made to obtain Me ma of 3 Ouol . which is r premium. go:tired is order to complete the m emarielsetitfeatordr ; and thsi an settee e.,' should be onessencei in October. — In the foreign market a rise occurred in Dann- iratiokette G uen tt e „ Mau and Italian Bonds, and in Turkish Consolidifs. hiswrigo or tkii.tisas.—A large meeting of Soanish Passive is also higher, and a recovery has colliers was held yesterday M lionisswortb Lake. to any liken place in Mexican. ant the movement for es lacrosse of ware is the South Joint-stock Bank shares were generally steady. Lancashire sod pert of the Yorkshire districts, and also far Agra and M a starman , e Alli ance (N ew ), C ommerc i a l shortesing the boars of labour. About 4,000 perms@ w:: , of India, and London and County were quoted t. and remlutioes were paned in a higher. On the other hand, a decline took place in of Wigan have aready agre ed al to increase the colliers/ eel o f Ms mooti n g. The snows is the misbboorhood British North America, Chartered of India, Ana- view trelia, and China, Eastern Exchange, National, thoOKIIO WWII • PIECE OE STOLEN BACON.-- and . North Western. Standard of British South The North Riding isomer Lady held an inquet on. the Africa remain udiced b the unfa vo urable ad- body of as old ma rimed Job. Walton , who woo em pre] rines from the Cape. y played to awry refreshmenie so a shooting pony, sad cm his way took • thee of hams and tried to swallow it. The The shares of the financial companies continue to teem etc * in hi t gh, c c and killed him. li e vfis f oam ' Fr with inquiry, and quotations to-day were dead on the ad. again firm Genera Credit, London Financial,and Credit Fonder and Mobilier showed a sliestadvaaes. Subjoined are the dosing prices :—lnternational Financial, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem.: General Credit, 11 to 1 prem., ez div. ; London Financial, 61 to prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credi 11 to prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilise, 3 to * prem. National Discount shares were last quoted tow day 101 to prem., an advance of 2s. 6d. ; Joint- Stock Discount, 2/ toll die., / ex div., being slightly better ; Egyptian Trading, to 4 dia., showing a reaction of 2s. 6d. ; Ottoman Sookltd G4ofrale, 24 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15} to 4; and Lion Brewery, 4 to 14 prem. In other miscellaneous descriptions the changes were almost entirely fa vourable, a rise being shown in City Offices, Lon don General Omnibus, Marine Investment, Que brads Land, Royal Mail Steam, Scottish Australian Investment, and Thames and Mersey Insurance. Canada Company, and West India and Pacific Steam were exceptionally heavy. The closing (but in many eases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined:—Overend, Gurney, and Co., 31 to prem., showing a fresh decline ; Metropolis Sewage, 101 to 114 prem. ; London Bridge Land, 4 to 1 prem. ; London Jute Works, 4 to 1 prem. ; Menai Pa* and Hotel, 1 to 2 prem. ; Belfast and Basigoe Railway and Land, to 11Massa-Carrara Marble, 4 to 14 prem. ; EicQueen Brothers, 1 to 2 prem. ; General Estates, 34 to 44 prem. ; and Railway Credit, 4 to 14 prem. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company receded about 55., the closing quotation being 3 to 2/ discount. Colonial government debentures closed the same as on Saturday. American securities have been flat, at a slight re duction from Saturday's prices. United States 5-20 Bonds left off at 68 to 4 ; Illinois Central shame at 781 to 4 ; and Erie at 524 to 531. Atlantic and Great Western Debentures remits at 854 to 864. MINES-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLot.w.. The transactions in the mining market to-day are to a fair extent, and prices show steadiness. Great Vor shares are now quoted 36 to • East Lovell, 14 to ; .North Basset: 15s. to 20s. • Clifford Amalgamated 23} to 24 ; Tincroft, 174 to 18 ; Wheal Gulls, at to ; Great North Downs, 2 to I ;Bast Grylls, 41 to 3 ;Wheal Grenville, 2to ; and Great Laney, 20 to 21. Foreign and colonial mining securities are un altered. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CO Q TTON k RN MARKETS. HIS DA CO T.) (sir smarm £JD nnuautiocu , Ticutoz•ra.) (Tam 00111 ou CIOWILIVINDErra c.orrox.—The 'mood tom of the morkot cooriasoo FtTirly, turd there is • good iropdry. Sales, 10,000 or 12,001 COEN. --The market fairly atteeded. Wisest ia :ardente consumptive request at fall rates of Friday. Flour.— Better qualities of French are rid. dearer, other sorra am Onto& WWI oars firm ; mired, 37r. Beau, Gate, and oatmeal support plosions prime. MINCING-LANE. —'THIS DAY.) Beata.—The market has ormed quietly at last week's prism The sake are easily Prafised to British West ladia. Refieed—The b e e n clea red ore e inquiry, aod tbe 100-priosd goods having o the market firmer prima an now demanded. Corns.—Of the remelt large arrivab ooly paresis have at preent been placed os the market, and Om Iribeel dose at presort is too small to give quotations. Tu.—The market paerally is quiet. RUM continuos quiet. Porga.-500 bags sold ; Sinppore et 31.161., being the preview vales. Bice.—About 6,00 0 bags of soft grain sold at 9e. M. Saurrstus.—There are no buena at late prime. INDIGO.—The market is quiet, but steady. Corros. —There is • coatinimd fair inquiry, and full prices are paid. TALLOW MARKET.—.(T HIS DA Y.l The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 4 . 541.„ set °ash ; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 44e. 31. to 44 1. 814 October to Denereber. 45e. ; December, 45e. 6d. to 45e. 9i. January to Yank 48s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Mr. Cliarlio James Easton report+ trade firm at bat day's prima :—Prime old clover. from 1204. to INSs. ; moo ditto, 110 a. to 1204. ; prima old bay, 110 a. =Oa ; ram ditto, 95, to 1104 ; straw, 28a. to 334. SUBMARINE rFiren DAY.) re I Pr( COMPANY. (THIS At the ball-yearly meeting held this afternoon at the London Tavern. Sir J. CARMICHAIL in the chair, th e report stated that the reserved food sow animated to 14,7611.. and that there remained a net balance et 8,00%, out of which • dividend of 6 per eget. we e reanarotwiart. The report wee adopted, and • dividend deeds:id eseandingly. .-(THIS DAY.) 21. I A.Z. ;two lbscw raid xot. 1 0 Q 9 sew )thit to ma ti who Makes lamed Ewa- udley, i tbst yvioas - tear . 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