The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-04 00:00:00

I • .. • . • _., . THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGrUST 4, 1860. br.sily erecting a " gyn," or triangular erection of . LAW INTELLIGENCE. SHARE LISTS.-THI6 DAY. BRITISH 20.9838103 M ...44 MONEY I sto.et poles, for the purpose of removing the bronze ia....ii-ie-ii.seia. IL N I .LAILWAYS. I (844th ig e r 8.8 1 mete y. M 1 lila Airy a the tyrant, whose character was well (THIS DAY.) Two 0 ' 07,00 Z. 106 all Atlmitio IMIN. 64 s 4 - deliseated in its heed and features, reminding one - -...- The railway share market to-day is quieter, It e 1 2: IManfix d r•llles N N „. _ The funds to-d forcibly of the heel. of the later Crowe The din- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. and sales have rather predominated. The principal lel all 84Malo&laktillaroal. af 4 3 idsee tne r s i was qiii.kly effected, and amid the ape an d other depart plain. of the .pso. tito ors the statue was taken off to (Before XL Commissioner Fans.) fluctuation has been in London and North 14 at Do. New - •- 81 7 ... likewise quiet. 1 be made serviceable in being cast into cannon. US GILA, tames 1111 TIM LESTIIIM TRAM -174 RI Western stock, which, after being marked. 1041, a l e : l a g ee pe :,, se l ' retereere t„.stooderteh straw ge retlevtion, that the material which formed IMIZAMNILD AND re. has fallen to 103 to 4, being alsoper cent, lower ape. Bds., Aug. t lan endoreedbyßuffALH. 76 SO ... predominated to e., inensonal of a tyrant should become the means Thin was the lint sitting under the bankruptcy of Thomas , than yesterday. There isa reduction too 109 Da July 1, 10r3, ditto 7O 73 - several instances, of ono:tang the liberty of the people over whom he Laurence and William Mortimore, leather and hide factors., of i t percent. in Great Northern, 1 per cent. in l ee up Do Jaw 1,1674, auto ea T s ta &8. Eastern / dle pm --. At Paris, this n rci,liml-that the enslaver should, as it were a Bt. May Axe, trading under the firm of "Streatfethi, Lancaahire and Yorkshire, and ito }per cent e a l : CapeT.iliDoek Satan& 21 Ms -• telegram, the Th , in most of the other principal stooks. les doe the deliverer of the enslaved ' Even whilst Laurence , end M"etimnee." and also "ding at 1 -ieerPeeh fa ;pylon, Lia.. gi par mut. Ol dim I write. another statue in marble of the miserable in parterehip with Francis Benjamin Schrader, under the Gre at Western is ,_.. now _,,,, ; _q ueta l, 7 v 3 „.r.m,,.. 4 ; " ? 18.348° It 100 Fast Indian Console are ile.ta it, prostrate on a hurdle, it b e in g l ent of " Laurence, Mortimore, and Co." By the statement M i dland, , 128 •"',. i t a ; ste •"•""__,'-'""`"", ""'‘ """.. s ."'"'"“"_,,_ , 10 1.6 Do. artemiou r 99 lop 100 199 - 7 - ilr.gged by the people through the streets, of affairs which has already appeared, the liabilities of the 109 g to g ; Sousa rn, Mt tO I 1 G reat aorta- 10 Id Do. Jubbulpore t t the - for money, and :ii.ol sill be c.maigned to either ihastruction, or firm amount to 741,0001. ; meets estimated at 114,000/. ern, 118 to 119 ; Eastern Counties, 67 to 1 ; and lee "I Da 413 di. Detent• • 37 103 MO all Do. sp. et do lOl I= •-• the 9 late improvement. 9). The power preserve as a memorial for et erna l execrat i on. A t Tlie adjudication w oe ma d e a f ortn i g h t ago, on the yeti- Celedett iltn i 94 to f* 10 all Oleg& Melbourne _ 21 Et -• i money and next ' the appointed hour we went t o th e palace, where tion of Messrs. Overmad, Gurney, an d Cu.. an d thi s was Canadian rai l way shares are well supported, at il too Grand Trunk of Canada 30 31 sn I al 'it forty or fifty persons were assembled. The the day appointed for the proof of debts and the choic e ofThe Indian and foreign too &t al l ro:Rec e Per .Pret et .O Pre pet t .BC: 7 9 : 2 cial business re d 75 911 leteopiet pass e d off verse quietly and happily. maignsim There was • Imes attendance of moliton and lines atead Y' 100 all Do. 8 p er e t. D e b en t_ fit 58 MI a 230, 229 ; Thins too au Do. 7 per ct. 1932 63 68 06 7 i ; New Thr I larilialili, as I hail noticed before, is very tern- • other patties interested. UNDERARM MAIM AND 9TOCLIL 100 all Do. do. 1867.- . Mt 67 - Meow prices I 116144 isrlay 150 all Do. do. 1672 6O ts - Indian Five / ;write ut his made, drinks water only, and v e ry Mr. W. Murray, M.P., appeared for Messrs. Overend, salmi ItittwAYo yesterday. IMI pas. lft. 100 Greet Indian Naimoli en Si .iiiickly rive s immediately after he has finished, Conley, rod Ca, and other creditors ; Mr. Freshfield for 19 6 Da New 1 lb 61 ditto Four per - a u ot. s. of India g. 6y. et. 1 lf dis •••• 971 ; Five per awl returning to his office resumes his business, the Bank of England; Mr. Linklater, Mr. Gresham, 84. 100:13ON,' Wut ok‘ J VUL .1. sl ia - 9131 all CH.M.& Canada Shares 11 12 11/ / 1 wind, he despatches with remarkable promptitude Mr. Dawes, Mr. Clark (Clark, Morrie', and Co.), Mr. M all Mackburn 101 18 Do. New lif 81 di. Si 974 ; ditto The n all RI and Tyne - e- ea ... arid ease-nu hurry, no confusion, no excitement, Sidney, and other professional men for various creditco- 100 all Do.lida,payrejlttillfo 95 97 ''' 10 all Boston, Sleait /111. C. 51 1 2 lOO all Do. do. u opt. flu 96 or - chequer Bills, 6s. o viu in the moat pressing emergencio.. On the Mr. Plows appeared for the bankrupts. ft 100 'Bristol and Exeter 100 all Do. do. 73 Monica 96 97 The Indian ne popeut occasion he spent a little inure time over Proofs of debt to • considerable amount had been pre- et- 100 ceneaenn - Five per Cents. I hi. dineer, and after desert he sat and chatted vioasly taken out of court, and the business was thus 9111 all ,Comwall di 11 ee 81. 100 Do. do. 6pm et. 96 16 wilt those present , 'Whilst at dinner a public terially facilitated. In fact the proceedings, so far as the 10 all p:M. AjA no illv.untll 6 -•-• Five-and-a-Half Di 100 Da 41 per et. Mtm... 89 91 89 10 10 Da 4th Eaten. do. - 11 11 Mr -• A fair amonsi bend of music improvised for the occasion, chides of assignee, was concerned, were nearly completed sel° all Ilia _.-. ...: -• 114. 100 Nelb.Corp.Bp. etHends - -• played in the street in front, where a large before the comminioner bob his seat on the bench. IS all ; Dund., Perth, ctAbd..lB. 811 - SO all N. Brunswick & Canada the foreign eta 'lumber of people had aw.einhied, who kept up Tbe following creditors were unanimously appoMted trade L I " t i e l ' xse ram ts r wseti ljaa es l7 171 17 clam • mash. f if 61 -. 10 all Da Mx Land do. I ; - is the last day a round of clmering when anything occurroi, a m i go ... : M r . IV. H. Coz, tanner, of B e rm o nds e y ; Mr. 81, - . duo Igarann Calm, Meek A SO 41 - 16 all Da do. B cap. do. II - and Peruvian T such as an arrival of a detachment of volunteers OV Arthur (. Chapman (of the finn of °reread., Gurney, and se at- In ' ea ., ~1 , 1( ~,, "" 1311 " 118 . - 93 all Do. do. Laiad do. II 7 - ..„. - -. MI 51. Oude (Limited) - -• Turkish Loan mime public favourite. to excite their curiosity and coo.) ; and Mr. Joseph Neale M'Kenna, of the National 5 Tia - ititi; -°- - - - at 100 Sends .... 98 99 - intermit. Batik. et too Fallaburghand Glamor 18 . 1 7111 7911 10 7 Do. Purdaub - that of 1868, 61 _ me The great event a the evening, however, came The total amount proved, including proofs made by 7:.• ir,„ l ,Ed' orth mt , d ivri ew hem,....°•• _-.. _ Bt. no , Do. I nd. St Plot g. 6 pet 94 1115 -. lows: Brimiliat - to i Illinidad.llmited.Salp 1 I dli 0 , 1 l motile time later, when the palace having liven poser of attorney, was 430,000/. There were several M. 100 Glamor &8. Western 108 108 - Four-and-a-Half illeminated, Garibaldi went on to the balcony p r o o f s of very tarp amount-30,000f., 40,0001., and ea 011 ;10 se golg r z s t,t : rn f ScatiAnd . 1 - 18/ 11 - 91 -.- DEBENTI7II STOCKS. per Cents., for leading out of the banqueting room for the pur- but, in accordance with our rule, we abstain from giving the se 1 - 00 1)0, - ----• Stack 11l M 1301 - 19 MI I"''' "f "h"witig l'ilifilelf to the eenele and ad- sums attached to the mune, of particular creditors. M. 100 Do. 11 Stoll 111 137 - No. I Sh. I SrocKe. Ira 1 Cl. micas. I tales per Cents., 74 ; : West (Ire.) 112 114 - totainal St, OtNorth.ep.c./an&July MO - - - f or accoun t, 44 iirowsiug them On snaking his appearance a ire The bankrupts were in attendance in an adjoinin g room, s SR g 1 1 : 0 ", , a 8: u Wester,. - Hendee* ovation was offersei to the Liberator b_ N;allowance Bt . 1001 Do.StourVaLGuailtk 6O 66 Y but did not appear in court. _ o app lica tion for , 82,431 at. N. Fest. ep.M.Jan.etJuly 100 96 IP - 644, 64 ; Saville tile Mesetinians. The applause., the cheering- w , 'tie d, St 100,Lancestdreet Yorkshire 110, 1101 110 91 f 610,000 St. OMWore. die Matt. do. 100 --• ii 831, 4 ; Spanish -zoiliiitie cheering-the clapping of bawls, awl the Mr. Lee is the official ass' ee : 1 :1 1444°n " d Bl i u tB 9 .! uli t 111 03 zd --• xd "-I at &eta* N. MIL e l tet°3 " " agn ; Messrs. Murray, Son, . 1 Lou,Brighton. -- 481 ; ditto or ne niftstatioba of joy and apprebation were of the •,..,.. 16 eh Loodon,Chattina o tlice. 12 12 in 12 Bp d Hutchins the solicitors under the OOLONIAL 0017.1tNIMIT BECI7PJTIIK 4O; ditto for no .t hearty ansl enthusiastic character. When ' - e - ,ak 100 Loodeo& North Wean. 104 104 t 1041 _3l i 1 the preparation of the account, is confided to Messrs. Me all DO. klehths l2f 13 No. Ith I SroCKS. I Pd . I ct. ;meld " I ". eve, 20k ; T the olenionetration Mel quite sillosided, which re st. mu Leaden& South Western 961 961 981 b 1 Cole a, Turmand, and Youngs. .... .. Can. Gov. 6p. c. 3 so& Jul. 100 113 116 - r i u nel great perseverance and aonie time to effect, ma - VI all Loadenderry&Coteralu - -.- .. Do. 6 per cent, 1879 .. 100 - - `'. 76 ; ditto Six IN Ira Pilt SITU GENERAL AsiCRANCIC AND ENDOW/IE4T 25 all Do, and Enniskillen 10 11 - •• • ' MO 100 - •••• 1134 co rilabli proceeded to address the people. The St 11 8 limajilhet. otLincolneh 421 43 id - zd •• • • •: LT :Fer "enL 1 - •• _, 61, 4 ; ditto G cox rself. . percent., 1883 .. 100 - •••• thstuuttele of uldurned faces were all directed to- An adjudication of bankruptcy was made against this a . a l s l i etre f elitee UV 1281 1281 1 8 •• • • • .... - Da 6 per ct. Feb.etAng. 100 IC9 11l id - ex div. ; ditto winds him, and - amid a silence as still es the grave .. Do. Oper et. Mar.&B4y. 100 111 114 - company yesterday. U. HO De. Bine& Derby lO4 105 - •• • • .1 Do. 6 per oent lOO 1011 102 101/ The inquiries bespoke. The aubottance of hit nivel' was to. this -, Ulm° 1 Do. do. Scrip 6B - - Mr. Ladtlater, .cm behalf of th e company, now gave " too „ t all rkt einsisus " Wes tern cs Ara sis i .... _- ethet. He said that Ise presoaks' himself to theta . 'ss. Ce to d isp ute the ad Udication et the ground that there It all Newport, Aber.,& Here. -.- -. lirmrier they wished it, but that he himself oh- " n ''' j -' to-day, and teal ' had been no tradi 10 9 Newry& Armarh,det... I IP die .... .. Do. sp. c., 1671 to MO 100 98 100 -is jr. ed to such exhibitious. He lid not play the I ' all ' as all Newry Warrenp. &Am -•- ••• :::: :: 1079.W2rnaleusaGwvm.59pv:6c.81.1108c9. 100 1 06 19 100 96 i ...-. Netherlands La .... .. no. 6p. c., 1688 The commissioner -I thought it was a . very doubtful mp m Norfol k cotardian ;he was her deeds, not words. tart' had .... .. Nova swum 6p. eta*. Chins, and the I of damson was , mly, as SO 51 Northern Counties iis 4 Sal ... Deb. redeem. 1875 .. _ 100 1061 1071 - ....iivrt,l* great triumph, but the lilac was come matter . Th e wB4 ‘ " in fa vour my 64. 100 North British .... .. 8. Ault. Gov. 6p. c. Bonds 100 106 110 - delivered in I may say, the one-hundredth last of an ounce. The i mes witai they lultst achieve still ter. He thanked St. all Noeth Devon Rah. &IX - - - ..... .. Vic. Gy. 6y. c. Jaa& July 100 - - - tiudo was whether the company was a trading or commercial it, all Do A - - _ -Da do. 6p. 0 Apr.& Oct. 100 1081 1091 1091 The Arabia, 1 thi Sicilians for the courage and enthusiasm they St. 100 N. Paster n- Berwick lOll 1011 1011 1 1 1091 e••• ay within the meaning of the statute. It appe.red - die in specie , diplopia in effecting their own deliverance, and c ' e 'P a 25 161 Do. G.N.E.Pure. : h a 1 pm that thie company was in the habit of raising money, and s t iof D c .. t a u s 3 61 33 , 1 BRITISH MINES. that if they were true to themselves', not Sicily ft Ws hen investing that mope • • sod in that whole but, with the blowing of Peovelence, the t g ),' way they - et. 100 North London - Consols are st whole a Italy, would be liberated. He therefore said mdifre . ti f . to carry " n ' mine "' 19 alt, Nortiitwatertaanc I 4 -. 0,120 . Alfred Cons. (Philleek) ?ALIO 6 4 - Mr. Linklater-Of course the consequences of the al' 191 17 t , North Staffordshire.. urged upon thetu the utviaiwity ..fr still hollowing up ' 13 19 • NottdOranthairdit&C. 7 01 7 MO .. Clifford LOU .. De. G. Con. (Tavlstk ) 1 480 MO •••• The demand the weal work, and United then, to come forward am .Peebles - - - mil snood thee:enters in the ranks of their liberators the toessenger's function' have already eminence'. lam IS rut Portarnouth - - -, 611 .. Fist Barnet (Mops) .. 110 117 8 1 12611 d - - Bank and in the _ - - else East condos Weed I lossl not dwell on the enthusiasm which this at instructed to depute the adjudication, and to ask you for to In Ililbftianft eats „ 115 117 - 4,000 .. E. Wh. Used rfavtaik.) 71 Ml 2 114 - doubt to the ale ma appointment, for mine thiy next week, when the matter fit 100 'Scottish N. K AberAM llll 321 321 486 .. Grumbler & Bt. Aubys. 1141 35 191 - dr.. excited ; it was of the host vehement clue two .. Great South To ,Igne . 170 12 13 - actions took pia rater I ever witueoed After aeknoowle.lOug Its may toe 4 , me Pit.,. 31, 100 'Scottish Midland B6 Str 84. IGO Shropshira Union 61 63 - - 5,120 .. G.Wh. Alfred (Philkett) 1116.0 111 - Advioes have eoslial receptiou for a few sausaeut.., Garibaldi The l'onimissioner - What is the precise language of the le eg if o tt m gh ,..„, e , t ee e ' s ii s l 6 7 - 20,036 .. G. ton. Vor (Heiston).. 111 &WI t e 2 wi Lahr.. Act of Parliament? St 100 ' Mouth INAVII. MI 110 eV; I i 0,000 Grenville 1,014 .. Herod's-Foot lll. Ma 28 30 - the departure f - - Maidstone, with The dirtsion under Comm eame in last night err. Lioklater --It is " Trading or commercial cow 68 61) - 0.000 Hingston Dowse 41.85. rd :I 31 f yr ,. msfazz,.. Th ere alai uow t ...ii v ii ougoi um . . pius ." De. Johnson's notions of trade or commerce certainly ii i ° oo l '.6 :l c i tt o ilh a tr y 7n al . t 'it ' Sivirr Dan dO tff - 0000 .. Lady Bertha LIN 2it - British Trident, t w i n i n ~u a b out ize l jo „ ea. og t h e ig e ,,, po li ta ,,,, , seam at variance with sustaining this adjudiedion. IS all ataines,Wokinghm.... 1 8 - et (thy LIMN) 5 119 - ,_ IS ill Mod:too 12111arnim 41 41 - 5. •.: r l 4 l =Downs . ni ) a f i t :1 - referred to, are at the chalet it is estimated that there are about I The t'entweeeeaer Very well ; you may toclude him in is u o ti r mat e - - 0. .. N. Wit. Basset( ) 110. the total on the 1011, tollelottlig aluiumt elelnsiVely, MI lam told, .4 your list of authorities chin you cone to argue the case I 111. Taff V n alim - - - 1,1 - North Wheal Crotty .. sate. 4 4 - The foreign 1 ar Worry. ant always glad to her what falls from au high an au- li g ; I I In t i t e - 0, - Par Com. {Bt.. Br) .lel2 13 - 1 „,„1 pea 1,1 Se Providence (U Lelanth 10.11.7. 65 67 - dull, and in sour thonty. 184 1 De. - el Yds of Pleath - IMO" .. SortridreCom 100 00 lie. ii II - wee rather dowi fie folks iug a from a private letter, dated Me- The bestial „ t the es" wee toed fee Thar'leY nett 111 all Vkiteeta Btu & Pimlico 11} llf - 612 _6. Caradon St. Cleer).. It we laseee z b elow lam., July 111 : 110 WaSorford & Kilkenny - - - item .. 8. Cars Brea Cllogan) . if 8 111 terrible 'rattle Mee Aare yesterday belches the troops 911 at Wed Cornwall 19 ell West London - - Mining (Lim.) _g 1 - to 15; Rottenlani older 1 iseleldi sad the Neapolmosa. It lamed seven ham, THE POLICE COI7RTS. • 81. o West holland-Oxford 48 4.1 - 490 ~ IL W. Frances (Illogius) 11119. 150 105 - meats, 2130 to am the Neapolitans WPM driven step Iry trey hula the I v.. 910 . Stray Park 21.1110. 62 14 - ewes they occupied aloes Ike moat trullt liareclona eod - 9,0/0 6 l'amarSlL&Lasd Ma.C 4I tt - 13.500 f_.; Park - 15.35 to 374; Fret lab lleissat. whieh ea. then Selma at the point i f the (THIS DAY.) PAR/MR.ILN= 811A/181. I, 10 Tin Croft 30,000 .. Vale of Tows) (Cue,) Mal 11 - Petersburg (per m 'wort. The Nsepobtata were about nine of 414 thoo• 6.000 .. West essset nogiue te lil 19 el - ast flo.), 3 months, 12. -4.-.• Illa IMI 1 Itamwara. I Midas plow I Ballo. timposel, Dm (toilettes. about fin, thulla.‘ol. Fore:rand 1,014 .. W. Condon ~ Liskeard) 6 0 11 3 4 Id - to 13.05; Madrid 1.44.,04 them was our men dear eitiutri nun, Leut..4'..l. WORM' [PATS F. ET. M. 190 •• Dela & Cermet p. Maw 116 16 - 400 .. West B ass lima., .i.l the rfrilmellt ha rinsed and ill illeil at Psteris.,. St. 100 Caledonian, 410 - 412 _ WA. Basset 'Mogan) .. tif iat 14 0 0 .... months, 1 23.40 to imairri.kos R. ofimmir. 61 all Dua.Purtlpt Aber. Jett 6. 14 - title riceleirt thc ....tory was iloulitt al " II lim,p. 111r111. 210 _W h. Boller Oltedruthl 3 07 ; I '' bon, 90 days. 521 - tea _ 516. Edwirxd (01.11840.1) el 1 2 - 11. ,, e.b.. - . '...c. ; ,i1 •ch 1i: ordain end their iolooel ..0 the I - 1,024 .. WI,. Kitty (En. Intent) 1.7.2. 14 15 The report c t Auk - I r t : r"Sin,::"`""' A, Op.F °L et 11.114 111001 Id C, 7p. M. 106 110 - 1,024 ~ Wheel Mary Am i to 6,cm throueli the • an,. awl hru.diarta..l. sod bruit fiver The enitPlaluart, whore , ref' coomeriale , bespoke him at leo Loma 1a.,11p.ct.N0.1 112 r.a....a. ri,.., . ~ .i....4 1., a .1 , ..u.1 a.ro from tam lett,. 'tole an easy prey to the vulture" that infest the n 0 .114 so. 100 Do. do. No.S 11l 113 1,,,,, ,J the Nes ,,,,h tsas. th . .... Jr , , hanged then , sisal bowies.' .1 Shureditch and Wtotechapel, said- Pm M. 100 Do. New Bp. et. M. 127 130 - - - __lStentieulor) 1,040 .. Va. Trelawney (Usk ) 84 111 17 xd -ad annual meetin i given below. _ro .edi the oaretooo ; ' ,f orme d age ,.,, - tar the „. o , ( „ se i, they • • poor ard o r bony, d'ye see, sir, and V. coloesday after. M. MO Ireatem Union, 4p. et: 81 63 1011112611 11/1111L owing to the to 1 else suet!. r rowel add drags , ' NUM, rvtook the cannon, Mara last as ever was, I met this young chap in ea 100 i lAila.a nnarx,l6 pet. 111 iii 86. 100 • Cdio.,Perth„4. p.c. 75 79 70 81 - Na IM. I IMO. Al a Prism II"' in Cm leather ti ea, remaaesi loo.sster. of the veitsee. t...,ioiwi Imam was 15 Issesditelh, _, e 1 had all mf kit with Me* having /set N. 100 'neat Northern, 6p. et. 118 120 - 20,0001 10 Asitrallan - 16 foot ate' rol.t. i, oser e but tie shot the N ems 41-an cows. Dom P ad omi 110 , 1 019'9 lit (0.1-1 me did 1 moat a tarot( ' ii. c. O ,11 0 , 6c . re d, 10 p, e Lp ol . 112 114 - 76,003 1 Bon Accord, Limited- 15a ias tar - The dirscton b a... •I sat, eel Genletli was .hoo...uteil end warts taken 1 ... rem " yes," ela Wil V, I didn't think the wind an the St. lOU Do. 4i percent. lO7 10 11 - 10.0.01 M Hrealum. (le.as64mal 111 f 14 ;t - of the company fa per-4er, hot /iambi like a hon. There ate a number of woes queries. Well he takes Ins to a eater-house, slaps 1011 60 , Do.6p.c.red.at 6 p.e.pm. 87 dir - 11.000 NI Do. St. John del a*, 16 37 Is 2n After the payrneni r.i,ela.l, inks,. in this resoneut. Colonel Imbue is wineded with me, and next day we wee togethe r to th e u s a ess le all ita.sr aoaland.listrret. - - - 10000 II Do. Ladd Kin. Om all - - -is interest on bills - ntoso 1 ClaCon. Min. Co. Jam. _I - - - . to ~ ~,,e, in lie foot lard ler, Mr. Patter...a in the land. Five Dock" :there he slip me, and wheel sets back, I'm told e 5 o tWeit4 3 "rbdt° 33 22 -,„„ l ot 101 l 12,000 60 Cohn Copper a u 64 Mad _, arnounit i ,eaio. 0b..... killia, eel ' s ioen lolled and wounded out of 441). as h"s he's bees sad taken the whale kit sway, wall! ell 17.t.' 100 0 Do . :r e :. 8 4 81 ;: a l si l W 'VI - 10,000 - Coplapo - the balance Moog 31.i;ir Wyndham, of the save ores, greatly diatiardahed three Iretede. mad here lam with nothing Mare AM I've St. 100 Do Irredeem. 4p. et. M 93 76,00 1 Dun Mountain Copper all f 1 - gives a surplus of ; If, ee .„..o ee r ep ,. m e l ee , w e K e e. v i ,ih ee ea on we . Its hard, d'ye see, cos I could get other berths si. 100 Do.6p.etredeemPret 102 104 - 25,000 1 Fortuna - accounts were clan il; a •,•. The dc•ails of tho, huttle wall doubtless reach you, it I only had st, kit (ffihbingd 8 all Do. Dion . Piet shares 10 101 - 10.000 10 General all ill - to be satisfactory, I" t I thought )ou would be riled to hear of the dietin. Mr. Marker -use's cry, lad, don't cry. What barque did 10 all 1 DuChesterrtalt.M.c. 17 le - 110,000 2 Gt. Northern Copper in the va l u eetorn, of Inc 10 all Do. do. do. 4 D e. 101 11 - of S. Australia (Lama' I f IMs asi gi. died t art Mir r. ~ ,t ratrym•ti nook iu it, awl say with (lari- Tau belong to! 1 1 It pt, - annum on the psi' 78.000 If Kapunda ~ Lhoi.) Isiah, " Tim English for ever!" Sailor The Faith, sir. This is went' bard, and so it in. 28L 100 ' T o . i r aL : 88 ` 8 77 7 2 1' - - 16,000 8 Linares Policeman II s2-I took prisiner from description. He 1.14 all no, t d' a o. t * d a s:' l gil 104 - 10,000 $ Ludtanian - occurred, by whid Made ill/ answer to the charge, and 1 sec no thanes of find. - 104,815 I Marigulta llll 1 i - Ines. It is not poi '46lr:third Englishman, Captain J. W. Pearl, net the clothe. lit M ail 'fairc:&Vist% katep.c.Bt. 187 NS zd _ 00,000 I N. Rhine Copper ot 8. what the lass in Mr. Ranker -I hope you will exert yourself to the utmost, M. 100 lea&Bright..6p.e.Gus. Australia (13m.)_.. , 12.6 t I 11 8 I -• directors feel that writ., Al follows to a friend at Floreuce : lit No. 1 1141 U6l r d - 10,000 90 PontribaudalverLead all to recover them. inept of a dividers hilermo, June 22. Mr. Iluilston (the chief clerk) to the homer - Why, pro , - 100,000 6 Port Phillip 1 - Deo - - Here we are, all safe, although I lola the slatwicked tt • . 1 I• lii ' M gt 1 1 00 00 Do 4 4 :: 14 .! . .9 1 12.1 1.49 RP :dd _ ... 1 Scottish Austin. (Urn ) 10e. 1 iflla - forward the bale I,i+ r, imrr. .. „ra th....u.y. w. loft 6,n.,,. ~,,ii, 0n... haul-working a . UN ( ).al lave . oovi all ru .iing toe I van* it. 100 Do. T e. do. Mc 4Mt 1161 ad - 43,174 rat United Mexican all 1 •-• account In acco 85. too Do 4p e do.. .... 108 106 ad -ad scowl 1 Worthing ;Lim.) an I I - sent directors refit st ,oicre, one of 0 had. no on to Leghorn to embark Tit:pris m err 1.1 . 35 ' e1l witl:hl t h " u b' gri l .: ol l ' utked sem& tly at 6 rill Do . 4 * c _PH . if sa:a.is . - - 140,000 I 1 Do. i I ' '"""*" l i e II" . 1"1""" of Msea, se after e it'ss l l'' the speaker. but inaile no rid.% - ' aa - M 100 De . .7eeivetdises:: 155 156 la .:. g. 4 iota Cagliari Not so Um Americas clipper, with a Elizabeth Brant, a coffee ionise keeper in the Kingsland- l i t : L e° i r is ' 63 o :`,: d 4V, W d i e l. . d t tut P " in 134 Id - -. e li gible, o ff er then JOINT STOCK BANNS. The floLoleo; ! Location in louid, that sailed 24 hours Info,, ns. The i , said us.- 1 a and Lois cans. tooether and i thoo die ii............ ':arilealdre Englishman, Captain J. W. Pearl, wrd., al follows to a friend at Fl.ireuee : Palermo, June t. Hero we are, all safe, although I h.-,r the pier. have said the contrary. We left lon,a with three .1 amen., one of which ran on to Leghorn to embark I. moor. 1.. r IbtLIOUll of Sues, and after a good paw got into Cagliari. Not so the American clipper, with a imteloa. /Ai! 6.111. 1114 smiled 24 hour. More 1,4, The NespoLtaus fell in with her off Cape Corso, and captured h.•. She Sr now, with all her curio, both live awl deal, at Nmles. Testi-May the Atio-rican nuoi-of.mir in the sta te. railed for that port to .leinstel her peremptorily. She II.• taken on the high seas, out in Nem...shun water, - theefore her capture is an art of piracy by the Law of notons. Notwithltasoling that loss we Lorded 2,50 U men MO large supplies .4 Euriehl rides owl ammunition Liknno Sc in a frightful state front the brimbardneent Aimunte vary as to the uumlier of shells thrown into the oil - • but the heat report I can get gives then. at about NOtt Th. Toledo is in pLiees quite Worked up with ruins. Near tin palace, nearly as entire street is burned. In other imam 1111 u meet you at eve ry step. At present the people andmel at work retnovieg the barricmiles and levelling the 'atellmsonare, from which the shells were thrown. All thuworks toward the city ate to be razol to the geom.& Th. people OM wild with joy at their deliverance. A frieed el nine asked a as. testa if it was a feats. " Yee, sigiorseveDsJay testa Dow," be said, with tears rising to 1.1.e)loi. These who were mend tel me sever was any thing hie entry into the city. lie ha.) not • ritM available ore's besides the Sicilian levies, and the en. uw was 2 4 ).111•1 'doing. I am wavy to say a great buoy all rived. They will much slessiage tie• • Itsty to their pri-woce. Estraunlinaly are the • of the re,al n r•••pe vilho so. Mel and burned. u.s• m one taut 1.0.4."..1 to the Neapolitan mash.. ter, I . : v lost .kftloyrri everything ti o -y cooly Slot c. 117 awe . . Sow was wtrew.l with Irrokeli • claandOliers, MOZ•olt a, va-sr., Lets, sr. Ili. own room they had pilol up with furniture. awl inset to set the build tie-. In another villa a valuable lihrary (apparently. for ' heel not time to evamine more than a few of the books) ' w.s. Warily dertroyed, the torn bod e s Iwiug rs high as a ' 111.11 N • VrAilhi. I Maw NMI.: M.V4, royal decre e s, hr., which W. 111.1 to Neil:Wl bl.wriaes , turn to •• •• . .%fter 11r anoints, tilt. royalist. ww-keil upwards of 11.011010 l Louses, arJ COMUOttOki 00416011..1 Oilanktal. M c , Iluil.to n (the chief clerk) to the prisoner—Why, 'diet a nicked thing you have Ilona in rubbing this poor herd.wocking lad; you deserve to be hung. The prisoner plAyed with his lingers, looked steadfastly at the speaker. but made no reply. Elisabeth Beard, a cotter-house keeper in the Kingslami na.' said The Lads came urgether and I thought they were (newts, therefore when the prisoner came in the afternoon of Wednesday and asked fur the kit, I gave it to him without the 44111414 suspicion, but I'm very, very sorry. Mr. Maker —Not any blame con attach to you, my good woman, earl this, is what I want you to do—bmird and lodge this piror fdlow fur a seek while the "Ricer limits after the thing., awl when the prisoner, who will now Le rernsieled for e. week, comes up vain, I will VIM that you are paid the expeme incurred. Witness I will, air, I will ; and precious sharp will I look after Lim mow, I promise you. The prisoner was remanded. SIRIOI.II Ex [mono x or CAM. — Lot night a serious explosion of gas took place In the premises of Mr. Wady, the proprietor of the Crown tavern, Wincheeter- Ursine, Wen-heeler -street, Caledonian-rued. Upwards of a dozen persons were standing at the bar at the time, all of ~hoot were seriously injured, and conveyed to the tur ea t Northern Hospital. Among the sufferers were the !sailor,' and his wife. The eatmtrophe was caused by Annie ninareantt stealing the gas fittings from the ceding of the tap neon, thus , ipening .111 escape for the gas. The house wes much injured anal the adjoining ones also received damage from the explosion. CoLLieute Et PuisloN AND DOW or EIGHT LIVTI4.— Ihi Thursday morning a serious explesioe of firedamp took place at Wiostanley, near Wigan, at a pit w o rk e d by M. Henke*, Esq., of Witustanley.hall, which has occasioned the death of eight liersons awl serious injury to a• many more. The pit io gentiou is termed Hatters io.3pit, and in it are employed about forty men soil boys. At the customary hour fur commencing work $7 persons descended and all optic/wed to pru.Tes• aatisfeetorily till shout ten o'clock, when intelligence was bought the manlier of the (lathery that 1111 explosion Led taken place. The itiftwatatittu proved Lao true, and the ill new, epreiailing apace the friends and relatives of those employ e d at the colliery were quickly seen making their way t.. the Welbe of the cuts strophe in • state of the greatest 'excitement. The manager.' the collieries on the spot, and under his guidance the pit wise descended and search was made as to the fate of the workmen. Twenty-one of these were soon discoverel and sent up the pit, having escaped with • slight scorching. Hy further efforts eight more were found alive, hot the stateof t hese ass far (roe, .titf..tory. All were severely burned, and niauy were insensible. Twenty-nine persons dud now hero re-emend, hut us it was known that them were eialtt others still m the mine, the efforts of the tean-hers were 11.4 relaxed. Two hour. elapsed before those on the pit brew heard any intelligenee, and then seven deed bodies followed each other to the surface in succession. The note of the put was then found to be such that further progress was iiiipesible, arid the search had to he stayed for the night. Feily on the followiug morning, however, the other Ludy was recovered. The cause of ~plosion is still unto.. u. FATAL Al/111•Y BETW LEN TWO GERMANn.—Yeator day utrniug, at ao arly hour, a Gernuto simnel Henri Hs-hoisted expired in the aceideut ward of the Londe, Hos pital from the chests of a fracture of the skull wlin I. lie re trived in • desperate affray as siaturday morning, th e gdril ult., with auother sugar hiker, uu the preinio, of Year. Ghia and Morgan., the sinprr re fi ners, of old Lain 6.th-street, Goslioais Whiteeluipel. A few lays since the dee:inroad suede a fall statenteat of the affray to Inv.. for Holloway, of the H division, and this nourniug the poNce informed the ina4istrate of the death of the unions. no w man ; hat, as there was no one iv curio ly, the Lase would tar iasertigated before Ur. John flumphivys the wooer ci the district. An impost was hell in the course the ( ley sad • verdict of " Jastahrbir honitells" was re• turned. The police hare tern is searrli atter the wan Ludwig, bat is moat he hem escaped detection: Law.* Yorkoh. 41p.oet. Laat144144..dp o.Goa. No. 1 Do. p.c.. do. N 0.2 Do. dp.e. do. .... IJ 5f e. do. No. 4 Do. 4 p.c. .... Do Do ; 7 4 p P .c .c . Do.Cp.c.do. (W. LAC. P. C. St. Av. dot. Lco.C4othans cod LeltNW.CowANuo.6e. LDS. W.7p.c.4t.lstola. usa 14rec.6p.a. desdrrytKoule.ieh Usa.Shef..& Do. LO Da H par cent Do.ndeentable 6p.ct. flamed Coutip.c.ftedt Do. Cone. Dr. & D.Sp.e. Do. 4}p ct. Pref. Stock Ib. Lcl.&Dtehln 4 pc. Norfolk sp. et EN. Stock North Brlthh 6 per cent Do. New Oua 6 p. ct. Do.Dorder Delon rue N.kis.—Dorw.4 p.e.Prf. Do. do. de Do. Leeds 6 p.ct. Na I Do. York. IL. K &pure. North Staffordshire 07 00 117 tO 10 e Ili 1 It l7i i t ILS it? I i Ims IN 70 i i Inn 130 141 104 104 06 V 7 111 113- I? , a lii 1 - .) 'toff' i Ms i Pe 23 Ma 1 2 413 i Ilkottish Dents New Pref. Boot. N. Lie p. et. Pre .8t Du.Aera. gu.dp.e Do. 7 p.et...Prvd. *Sock .8. Devon Plied 41 p. e. "4 Esc (Stead. An. &Leek Do. 4) per cent.... Do. axed 4) per cent. We 18. eta guit. 4p. auk. Do. 44 per cent 8. Yorkshire 4 p. e. ink 184ock&Derilsigtonsp.e. Do. do. no p.c. Do. do. Cepa wattrAlLOlnalry6p.e. W. NI id—Oxf.lsigtuksk. tio. do. tad do. ID*. Neap. 6 p. et. Prof. i llu.do.perp. a pet. pref. IS IS 161 124 180 186 10 Ili 21i 24* 104 108 In 106 01 in 100 102 80 es 01 19 SSS ne as Se 66 SO 180 In In 114 n 10 1 12 12 100 100 1100 100 Wes. 1;,1 LIcIENsVI. —We are regnestol to state that Rangy licenses may 111 obtained in London on application to thi ...Hector. id Inband Rereane, at Sontsrset Home ; 23, ;tc•ciato 'Jim.% Old Heel-street; and Tower htli , respec too ly ; MIMI in the a iiintry to any willevt.ir or supervisor at !ohm.' lh vi diet tiliotor or wilvdirtributor of .lamps. iultAT NooltTli ERN DIVIDEND. —lt is 111111oUreil th..t the half vette. dividend will lie 21. Aa. per Celli. We have re...iv minuesicsonsat respecting W— it ~.q.114. 11 sio; Posser-rnaNtil i‘rtleritirta.—Otte WY a gnat Modus niornser. Ile .1%1 not or his month till be had Lel al out a lea ill 111•11 11 hall .4 wwe. nee be burst on 11/ , 1111a1 a .I....lasaateas out all that wad wrap in ladle, and its trionely lie 1.-nan in the Piusatuls tnsveUed 4. Cekutta, 'rut suutlsem.sl, kot lista. the T t agate of Juggerneut, went east hetet.' admin. -sal aft. t 1...1.4ag fortis more than so penotel for a iseinteat The nun who sate heat bias t.. , ..pt..1 t.. speak ; Lit the s.r.stor i'Lappol Lim 1111 the 6111, aid said, " 11:1/.1111111 rem : 141,11 I (101111111 to MAI• Ito cLi.i. Lu 11rIghlo•Ur jumped up awl Vll 4 / 1 111ed. Another west 011 to the samba way about the cur. v lib fiivt hour's talking just rarried 1111 , 11 through the It. , strietbas A. I of ninety-seven. As we hsel than more L-11 a evaturs lariterc us, I bask my .I.Tertare. Rut flax were two. sihoss togairrephy woulii 1.. v. brumes* te a .4.e.5. The lowa of all bore. era. lb. Illioabjart had no besiausag, middle, nor fret. It a „.4,...„,•a,, 5 . Never was such a journey thr..uah tb• '1...4 .4 usual IL. scr..at *abate ustellset The. very .•••”...tases makes me thirsty.—lfewe's Mwepaz•ste fur it 111 JOINT STOCK No. 1 310. 1 BASEL 1 Pd. ICC pima I Sala. 10,0001 100 Agra and U. Sea. Beck. 60 - - 02 / 22,600' 40 - Australasia 110001 25 Bank of Eqpt 6,000" 100 Bank of London AO 01 $1 ad - ad 60,000 10 Bank of Turkey II - - -. 10,000 60 British N. America - - all w. -. ... 11,200 DO (tartßank of I Amtralla, and Ch id all 10 101 - 10,000 M Cbrtrd. Marc. of Doll; Lon., mid China all It 113 - 6 000. 100 City 90,000! 100 lOokoolia - 60,00420.11 Com. of Canada all - - 25,000, 100 ICom. of London - MAU% 20 Eng. Ilcot.dcAusl.Chartd all 154 101 id -- zil 00,00% 20 O. Bank of Swltserkand all - - -. 200001 10 Lon. Ch. Bank of Amid all SS 111 - 25,0001 60 Loudon and County - - - 00,000, 60 London Joint Stock - 10 - - -• ad 20,0001 20 Winton .1 South African I i 1 Ms -. 60,000, 100 Lon. and Westmlutter- 10 •-•- OS ad 10,0001 100 Nat. Prot'. of England 4l -.•-• - 16,0001 20 Do. New - .. -. 20,000. 60 National Bank - - 26,000! 10 New South Wales all - -.- 60,4001 26 Orientta Hank Corpora all -•-• -. 25,0001 20 ! (Ottoman Bank 20,euul 100 'Provincial of Ireland - - - 4,000 101 Do. Nor - - 16,000 16 l aouth Australia all - ... 44,000 l 26 , Croon of Auetrulla - - 411 1 - 60,000 00 'Polon of London - - Mk a 2,000 1 100 Welty Mutual O6 - •- - MISCELLANIMUS. N. I Ms. I Cogleaslas. 1 P.lll 01. pilaw I Salm. WA% 10 lAusto•Meximn Mint 10,0110 1 26 Australian Apricot l9 SS SO -- 180 1000 Atla n tic Tel...Lim). - - - 47,000 10 berths Waterworks all 44 61 al I i - - 60 Brit. American Land - 6,040 10 Brit. dc Irish Mm. Tel. A all 86 38 - 7,5r1 22 Do. B 7 oar c. till 1002 all 19 21 .- 11,7111 20 Do. C - 6916, 321 Canada lend all 114 117 116 2.0001 10 Channel Island, Tel. a: all - - - 360,000, St. Cop.Mpuf Entattimelt. all - -- -. 12,0(61 25 N Pref. 71 per cent. all tal 261 16 1,002925, St. Cry stal . Palace - 100,62% St. Do. Preference - 250,000 1 Mt. Do. op. et. Perp. Dab. 100 106 107 -. 700.00015 L Plectrte. Telegraph - 7,10% 25 Do. New - 70,4001 6 Eng. and Amt. Cop. - 10,0uu 15 Geo. Steam Navigalloo' 14 - - - 1130.011% 1 Or, ot Ship (.Limited) • . all I I - 100,000' 1 Do. 171 per cent. Pref. k 1 dl. par -- 110001 6 Lon. Diatrict Tel. (L. 1 I/ 11 Ale -- 60,000 10 Landoll Discount (L) 1100,000 4 Loa. Gen. Omnibus Co all 1 1 - 60,u00 10 Madras Irrign. d Canal 1 21 3pm - 10,000 10 ' Mediterrasteantlec.Tel all - - - 11,000 10 Medlter. Es, T 6 1 ,110,04 all 3 4 - 80,000 26 National Disounti Co 6 'll I/ Ms ad - 6,0u0 10 Nerio r nidanald 'rota, 6 2 11 dill - 11,310 10 Netherlands Land - 6 0 .000 6 Do. If p. e., la. at I 'Ma all 4 1 / 1 1,714 100 N. Bruns. et N. Scot lel SO 10 16 - 186,676 IN. Brit. Australasian all 11. 1 k 1 60,000 1 Oriental Gas - 110,000 1 D. ...New Maras" - 10,600 10 Orion. In. fitm. adia.) . A 41 - - - 10,000 10 Do do. B 6 - - - 100,004 St. Peel Elves laud AMIE. 100 11 46 - 20.000 6 0 Pepin. andOrtes. Skarn all TS 77 - 20,000 60 I Do. New - :1,.. 60,000 SO Red Sea t Itul. TaL 61 •c. forbore. by Br. Ocer. all 104 14 101 10.000 16 Do 10.00 a 60 yi Now al 1 64 an 111 a a 11 - - 16 . 000 106 Royal Mall Steam - 1.601. Mr Amt. lamelm lO6 116 125 id - later. 26 Anatrallaa land all asi ant - 71.000 1 Submarine Tal. Scrip - 26,000 1 Do. do. Ilagl6omOd all 1 - 60.000 10 Trodtbs. Co. Up.Caa S - - 10,000 100 Van 14a111111 . 8 laid. •• • 111 lii *4 - MONEY MARKET.-2HIS DAY. Two o'CLoct. The funds to-day are dull at yesterday's prices. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are likewise quiet. Upon the whole sales have rather predominated to-day. British railway stocks, in several instances, are somewhat lower. With reference to the market for Azueriena seen- Messrs. D. 13...11, Son, and Co. report as follows : The market for American State securities during the pug week has remained very steady, and prime stationary. per railroad Decor:ties of the first clam there has been more inquiry, and buainma ha.. been done in Illinois Centro; Al as advance of about . per cent. FRIDAY ER:RIM. At Paris, this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 25c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and 4, for money, and 93i and 4, for the account (Aug. 9). The present quotations are 93a to both for money and next Thursday's settlement. The offi cial business report is u follows :—Bank Stock, 230, 229 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93i, I, ; New Three per Cents., 931, I, 4 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961, ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 974 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 102 f ; Ex chequer Bills, 65., 3s. prem. The Indian rupee paper is in better demand. The Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 974, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cents. at 1021. Consols, which closed yesterdayJ9l4 to 4 , both for money and the 9th instant, opened this morn ing at the same quotation,and closed at 93j to for money, and 93t, " sellers," for the ao count. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93h 4, 1,1 1. 4,4, ; ditto for account (August 9), 93h ; per Cents. Reduced, 934, 94, 93} ; New Three per Cents., 94, 94 ; New Two-ad-a-Half per Cents., 771 ; Thirty Tears Annuities, expiring in January, 1830, 134 ; ditto in April, 1885, 16,1 - Bank Stock, 230 ;India Stock, 217, 2184 • ditt o Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1044 ; ditto : Four per Cent. Debentures, lass, 97, ; Five per Cent. 41 enfaced " rupee paper, 970. Indian government securities remain very steady. Exchequer Bills ware quoted 3e. to 6s. prem. The foreign stock market was steady, but rather inactive. Turkish Bonds closed the same as yes terday, the issue of 1854 at 76 to /, and that of 1858 at 61 to I. Mexican Bonds were flatter, and Spanish firm. Russian scrip closed at 1 to 14 prem. Ottoman Bank shares have advanced to 18g to g. Union Bank of Au.stralia were inquired fur, and other bank shares quiet. Berlin Waterworks, Peninsular and Oriental Steam, and Netherlands Land preference migireA were in demand. Canada Land were flat. Great Ship have fallen to Bs. 6d. to 9s. A fair amount of business has been done in the foreign stock market, considering that this is the last day of the week. Spanish Bonds and Peruvian Three per Cents. are better. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 76 to 4, and that of 1858, 61 to 4. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991; Chnilll2 Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 821 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 1 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 74 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 441 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 641, 64 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 831, ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 481 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 40 ; ditto for account, 401 ; ditto Pas sive, 201 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 76 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 61, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 101, ex div. ; ditto for account, 1011, ex div. The inquiries for the preference shares of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company continue to-day, and transactions are recorded at 1 to 1. The mails from Australia, Bombay, Calcutta, Chins, and the Mauritius, rid Marseilles, will be delivered in LondOn on Monday morning. The Arabia, from Boston, has brought 40,0001. in specie. HALF-inn Two o'Ctocx. Console are steady, at 93} to for money, and 93i, "sellers," for the 9th inst. The demand for money yesterday, both at the Bank and in the open market, was brisker, owing no doubt to the approach of the 4th. Very few trans actions took place below the Bank minimum. Advioes have been received from Melbourie of the departure for England of the Yorkshire and Maidstone, with 364,0001. in gold. The Agincourt, British Trident, and Leaping Water, previously referred to, are also at sea, with 440,0001., making the total on the way hither 804,0001. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon wore dull, and in some instances the tendency of the rates was rather downwards. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to 17; ditto, short, 11.141 to 15; Rottenlarn, 3 months, 11.161 to 17; Antwerp 3 months, 25.30 to 35 ; Hamburg (ma. bunco), 3 months, 13.51 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 15.10 to 15 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 371; Frankfort-on.the.Maine, 3 months, 1171 to Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 341 to . Vienna (Or. So.), 3 months, 12.95 to 13.05; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 12.95 to 13.05 ; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 1; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to 1•, Leghorn, 3 months, 25.40 to 45 ; Genoa, 3 months, 2.5.40 to 45; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 1 ; Lia ison, 90 days, 511 to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to 1. . - . • . . . The report of the eirectors of the London Dis count Company, issued in anticipation of the fourth annual meeting, to be held on Tuesday next, is given below. The dividend is to be suspended, owing to the lessee sustained through the failures in the loather trade : The directors beg to annex a statement of the accounts of the company for the half-year ending the 30th June. After the payment of current expenses and the rebate of interest on bills not matured, the profit of the period amounts to 7,9291. le. This sum added to 9M?. 7s. Bd. the balance brought forward from the previous half-year— gives a surplus of 8,861/. Bs. tid. t'p to the time when the accounts were closed the progress of the business appeared to be satisfactory, the net profit, notwithstanding the rise in the value of money, being at the rate of 9 per cent. per annum on the paid-up capital ; but the directors regret to state that large failures in the leather trade have mum occurred, by which the company will suffer considerable Ines. It is not possible, at present, accurately to estimate what the lees will he; in the meantime, however, the directors feel that they cannot properly recommend the pay • mint of a dividend, and they therefore propose to carry forward the balance to the credit of the next half-yearly account. In accordance with the deed, three of the pre sent directors retire by rotation, viz., Robert Diggles, Esq. Mark Hunter, Eaq and John Cheetham, Esq., who, being eligible, o ff er them selves for re-election. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1481. The tenth annual general meeting of the Kent Mutual Life Assurance Society was held yesterday, Mr. John Thomas King in the chair. The report presented to the members showed that during the year ending the 25th March last, 338 policies had been issued, assuring 120,760/., producing in new cash premiums 4,624/ ss. The total premium income, with interest, &c., amounted to 28,034!. 3d. The accumulated fend had been increased to 42,548/. The claims, with bonuses, had amounted to 7,34 a, or less by 4231. than in the previous year. The half-yearly meeting of the Berlin Water works Company is called for the 16th lust. The Kaniehaha IV. has arrived from China with 541,5001ba of tea and 108 bales of silk. The return of the Bank of England for the week ceding Wednesday, August 1, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 4,2 4,9610 Increase 274,948 Other deposits 14,717,654 Decrease 110,J4) Government securities in banking depar . tment_ Other securities m banldng department Coin and bullion in both departments 15,753,890 Decrease 153,914 Seven day anti other bills 707,729 Decrease 4,42'7 The Seat 9,758,795 Decrease 12,C50 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes& coin) in banking department _8,164.070 Decrease 107,589 7,426,610 Decrease 69,05 The purchases of Netherlands Land preference shares to-day were on Dutch account. It is thence inferred thst some persons in Holland have ob tained information respecting the probable result of the company's negotiations with the Dutch government. The closing quotations for shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 2 5-16 to 2 7-16 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; London and Pro vincial Marine, to I die. ; London and South African Bank, #to i t dis. ; United Kingdom Tele graph, Ito # prem ; City of London Brewery Pre ference, I to 1 prem. ; and South Eastern Railway of Portugal, tot die. MINES.-THIS DAY. The increase in the Treasury deposits has been neutralised by the increase in the private securi ties, and as the private deposits have at the tame time declined, there is a small decrease in the re ' serve. Thu coin and bullion have also declined. The Gazette statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday bat gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 214,4981. ; exports of gold, 184,9421. ; im ports of silver, 352,3041. ; exports of silver, 42,5001. BANK OF ENGLAND.—An Ai And tllh VW., c. toe the Keel 1, lzioo. TIME TZP Notes Issued /29,404420 Icrount pursuant to tits Ad 7th A ending ou \ti'edueW►y, August PAETYMT. Government debt Z 11,016,100 Other teeurtGee 3,430.990 Gobi coin and Bul lion Sliver bullion E 19,496,411 0. Two o'CLocz. There is no alteration of any importance in the market for British mining stocks to-day, business being limited. The transactions have been chiefly confined to shares in Stray Park, Rosemarie) United, Wheal Harriet, East Wheal Russell, Great Retallack, and Lady Bertha Mines. Foreign and colonial min ing shares are likewiae quiet. There are inquiries for St. John del Rey, which have been dealt in at 274 ex div. North Rhine Copper (South Australia) are marked 6e. The prospectus of the Great Central Slate and Slab Company of Germany is in circulation. This undertaking was originally formed some months back to develop a mountain of slate, situated 24 English miles from Wildungen, to which place a railway is projected, in Waldeck (Northern Ger many). It is known as the Heinbach Slate Quarry, and is within nine miles from a station on the Cassel and Frankfort railway. It is mentioned that the vendor has been working the property on a small scale at a considerable profit, but that not being possessed of sufficient capital,! he has transferred his interest to the present company, taking the greater portion of the purchase money in paid-up shares. A clever practical quarryman has already been sent out, and reports very favour ably. The managing director has likewise himself visited the spot, and vouches for the accuracy of the representations put forward. The capital is to be 12,000/., of which 6,6001. in paid-up shares and 600/. in cas h will constitute the consideration to the vendor. Attention is drawn to the circumstance that the articles of association " are so framed as to confer upon the shareholders a controlling and governing power over all the company's precast ing*, and a statutory exemption from pecuniary liability." Specimens of the slate are on view at the company's offices, in Moorgate-street. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal. market : Metals continue very Bat. Copper keeps up in quotation', but transactions are very restricted, although ores are mkt &ital.! rates. Iron is without change, and the same remark applies to tin. Speller continues quiet, but prices do riot :wade. Lead is again a trite easier to buy. Tin plates are only in moderate request. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.. 7 (r . ms DAT.). The market is quiet,At the subjoined prices : Town tallow i ; 3N. 6d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, Itki. 6d. ; August to September, ; o , d. to Dec., 5•25. , January to March, 1661, 525. tid. AVCRAUES.—Town tallow, 5.15. ; fat by ditto, 2s. 9jd ; yellow Ruaiian, 546. 3d. ; melted stuff, 6d.; rough ditto, 225. ; tallow pave*, 20a. ; good dr egs, 7a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mean. Davis and Co. report trade steady, prices without alteration. Prime meadow bay, 90a. to 103 x.; superior ditto. ltZa to 116 s. ; interior do., Ms. to 725. ; new do., 70s. to 40a. ; clover, old, 100 a. to 130 s. ; ditto new, 80s. to 106 s. ; old second cat, 704. to 108 s. ; straw, Ms. to 42a. COVENT GA.P.DEN.—(TIIIB DAY.) The supply of most things, both Englieh and foreign, is now art. Pius., peaches, and nectarines are still plea tiful, as are also plata+ and figs. Grape are abundant, as are likewise cherries. Strawberries, though getting peat there best, still inaiutain fair prima. Cub nuts are realising la. L er a llk N G ew ooee po be ta L - i 3s e , s ru fe p t g el u i agar quart. Pens p l' e e r as cw a t re a s tu n n .. . good mushrooms may be obtained. Cut flowers chiefly con slat of orchid's, gia..,lcuias, violets, mignonette, heaths, ka losanthes, genanitunA, lily of the valley, and rotes. 1119,444t0 THE HOP PLANTATION. MAIDSTONE, 41yousr 3. The state of the hop plantation is at the present moment in the highest degree critical. Considering that the weather is wholly unexampled since the year 1 , 416, the line, where the cultivation is good and the manuring high, appears to he flourishing ; but on closer inspection, it is found to be full of vermin, chiefly lice, with here and there • deal of fly and aphides. This is the case with the Collegetr garden, which certainly presents • most picturesque appear ance. It is evidently cultivated with the inle.t of a wet summer full in view, and the polling is antringed so as to prevent " bonging. " The eon and air have, therefore, full effect but notwitostanding all this, and its luxuriant growth of bile, its condition is re garded by the best judges sc most pri carious. Lou &- soured grounds show more the effects of sunless days and almost frosty telhte, but from the reports we receive from other distriets we believe there are few parishes is the county which h not suffered more than those in the neighbourhood of htanbdone. The duty here is estimated at 120,000 f. to 130,tetW. —Maidstone Journal. TRLFFIO RETURNS. RANG Di Proprietors' Capital file l4 64.1,000 Pest 421,1111 Public 114x:wits in cluding Kuhet, Aar. Banks, Com mis. of Natlolllll Debt, sad Dir Aorta) Oiler Deposits 11j17.%4 Sorsa day andother ueßl 707.7211 PARTNER. llovvrnuient Fee rities..l.lleli!dpis Deed W . lBht Au nutty) Other hecuntles Notre Gold arid /111ver Coln 727,4119 X 37,615.6.6 61. g 37,636,14.5 August I, 1800. IMARSHALL. Chief thahler. 118ILIVATIL Week ending July Royal Danish Tilbury. YOUth• tillt &Wilton . Neck ending Jody YU. Caledonian Mlle Pr. Min TAM. TM . 0i mar ilibirtift Mi. LW. It a & 6(15 hid 2,153 342 2,495 2,48 MI 0.787 9.'214 10,001 14.865 TRAFFIC itSvEIPTS. —The traffic returns of rail ways iu the United Kingdom for the week ending July :18 amounted to 566,810/., and for the corresisenling we e k of last year to 533,5101., showing an increase o f 33,3401. The gma receipts of the eight railways having their ter mini in the metropolis amounted to 251,353/., and for the correaponling period of 1859 to 240,9171., showing an int:ream of 10,436/. The increase oil the k:aatern Counties Railway amounted to 784/. ; on the Great Northern, to 66 1 / 4 on the Great Western, to 57:V.; on the London and North-Westeru, to 4,2161.: on the London and Blackwell, to 11. ; on the Luudoo, Brighton. and Mouth Coast, to 787/. ; on the Loudon and South Westarw, to 2,45:1/.; on the Mouth Eastern. to 9631.; total, 10,4361. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 315,41;71., and fur the me cresi,L,..udoifngn,w9orti.,ofwliastictiiy, car add.a to T . 9,s t lk h t e l. in s c l n.s towirig m an Ls metropolitan lines, makes the total mercer 33,3401., as compared with the co responding week of 18,9. C VENAL P ALA.:E. —RAU-CROW N D AY, Aunts :1.—A.11711,1410W on payment. 3,2:0 ; ditto by MUM tickets, 2,8*.1, total visitors, 6,148. POWGN ZAIWATL &AMWAY& :fame. • ItatMordral Ballot &Iva. g. 7 p.s. ,ileWlsa Z. inaction Bodeen to animating Canneaux Minn R *all Coginpo Do. Sztansion Dutch itbentah Eastern of Francs p. c. 1 at. Central of Iran, e Gt. Lutembg. Coast. Sh I Italian Junction Lake Constance it Rule Liyrre and Turnhout Lyona and Gansu& Marla AutOtila Nam &Lies. Hy tha Do Sp c. Prf. I Brig goy. Northern of Franks Do, V ey Shares .. • Norwegian 'frank Prof. Paris. Lyt nu, and YtdAR Paris anti I irleana &trite tool S. 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