The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-03 00:00:00

Lt NV INTELLIGENCE. (PHIS DAY.) Cu( UT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Deface Ilr. C..ntrnisn.mar coalbars.) Tlll.lO. —♦ t... 1.0 IEAT ‘l7. • V/ 44 eavlrilM rr Ilierlaßp The lisakrupt, Thom*. ,• 4 14611411Jalper awl homier, o Slmrphon.e, 1 1. .•,. .beet rosnawea.l. in .Ipril, 1470, with a our. ‘• • • asal astral& over Utirtaew 'swaths. The debt. • t.• • sad amp wily ha. actually rraliaod • 71w, he I hms • t mg as tering. sad 1.6 ea , • an heels ale3l. Tikial ort o lan, reported that the 6,, ,r.t b,.l 1...0 in ba••nt • to, metity-eis yin". .a• in %ITO. lAIO, through the badness of trade, t, ..I.lleil to dl hiv creditors torahs, and ask for • .trinton .4 thee. Vista ea investaation thus auk it I .-! •b. 1.0. no was in vrry politica, mine. • I . •utplun ..f Ile offend his maim 20.. :vit..l.le be thire opal iaetalseed• at fa, ad. at t Ala DIM month. . Tb rftwpositiO• WY seceded atahrugit paid lb. Is,, Ant artalarebi; but tot Iraq N . gond ith lac lack sod pruniedise laving heirs wen • . I , an* naspeillod to 01111, to this mast on ha owls t.... 11 The halearnsbeet ilinclesoil that d u ri s the ire .r.l the booknipt a. strangling to marmot his dtileslttr I. esp. israi.-.1 roasidirrohle ; hot, woo itboaolios ti... the giroivrty w an estinwited to nabs* sons than he t.. Ins envision.. On male lir tender it prodared 31W. Ti • ',mks had been rvgularly kepi, sad the balsionrshort, vs , w it *.• • •rtirered by Va c l oa k ru pt tpolotif, mania h• them. Mr. Joum appeared far the ausigume ; arl Mr. Own* it ....ere sal Libunimo for the thutkrupt The Cornutimiouer .et 1 this wain sorb s meritorious ems :oat .ese .4 such rare ...snowier.. that b• fah batted bee. ti o it. The I.ny.•rts gases up was miliciest to pay the „ In the p.umi ; and although there mut ■ hue eu realisation. there uoill4 he ■ ...meliorable *rifled far the creditors. The Imakrupt might pre ►is seasmismums, I ill- elowas. e (aa.pesslas) at the lest ismetisg) would he ap to this sley. r.r. at 10,0". ass as ra-maattt.4l sutra(. The latalcrwpt. Joie T.wry Barges. was • hardwareroas. of Itoeklenbary. Mr. Prstartl. the .414141 autoteee slates the debts to t.. •:.14.101. ; alms ly irtatorett, 371 W. In enn. -•• 4,, ..t Imvin d ..ot• tiled, all •iljurarastat Ili PlatllLt MID 4.11.017. Mr. Wild. of the hns .4 Moun. WUd and Barber. of rensent ul a prinks for adjudication ..;;amaat trader.. wit. earned on benison as wins iu.rehaata at No, 91, ,:rent Touerutreet. The debts and 1 I z.e. a.r mina to I. betwora 2.000 e. and 3,otElf. ; raaata, - CAM. The adjudwition wa. made. ar: The leekrupe was a gneer ■s.l tee-dealer of flheerasee. 11. r. •e. as xamsnaties useetme. Mt. lieeesch. fr , eu the eillev of Beams. Blakely and .ee. ett. listed f.w the waiguese. Mr. C. E. Lewis)lap. Mt roar from J tly, 11110, to July, 1110. TM 41.14. An, I:JIM. Aust.*, 7001. Profit.,TlV. Lomas us ”ntlifttmet of property sod Ivy Ird debts, 141/. ; expenses, :4•••*. .1.14,4• en ciustly sand aad other oaken at AMIIIIIO.I. 'tlr ne.nriek Aube' Int on atnoriottat, for so invest'. L.a of the 6i1abre.14.44. The .si I that it was • pity a adjoarnatest t.plartd.. awry were only ettrll ameta. eravuunti..• was tilting:day *gummed, the (make ..Ikmaore *Lading ever. THE POLICE COURTS. (TlllB DAY.) HOWATRIDLT. Llll V.•PUNAL Or mw= PRoPIJITT. St d.cwtlr ..loans nun, awned Jmiora Deck', wa. harzod . % ith thug a char watch from the person of %ir. John Robert Taylor, of Browalow-.tteot, Hamra, low watioaor. The proteetifor •lepooal - I was at the Holborn entreat° .4 t ...avers lam at ahout tea suntan to 10 o'clock I..ri mormag, on my tray lame, whim I atoppai to look at .1.. Temperate -1 pprroa which happeaed to b e rowing at the time. was a great crowd blocking tae aarn.ar yftualie formisi the estrum* at 11....wert .lane. 1 felt a pull at my watch ehaia, and saw I.• ill the act of taluag the watch ont of my p.e/o-t. He no away, kat ism the chain dangling from my without th • watch beta: attached to it. I ran aft.. him . ca " ritop thief !" a n d aeon overtook him, tel.•••• I -.le arrat •utly ramitti the wat..h t o .another hoe. agate.* ahem be Sad nes as th a endeavour to escape ft ..i.ortaoo hticklarar's labortrer, said—l was .i.sa 111.anrcry.4tue to go to my work. with NV. th-r man, te.o 16. primater ma 1.41 op against as and a. aly toothed ma down. ttewisg • gootiesesa nu after .ad hearing the ere c 4 'Rh, thief." 1 helped to bold too WI the polar arrived. mai thole I west as to say work. tau. haprooms to met ssy kcal =to hest 1...-ket. mat them bony a-tnaivhimiat I tottada {blear watch, with tir twivol brokm. Castriag it was sot 10100, sad armories; that the premier pert it there whirs ho was grog:glum loge' sway foss imr . 1 imstassal hark to stsatioa th.• • .rvuiel•tato r, liesg lip lb* wallah to the pnweeahrr. Tat.Wl". hamar,' td Shia wittwas confirmed thosvidamor. sat pt: ce.computhis ILI deposed to liaviag Mhos prow at. .-stody. H. {ltd at kauw H. deassd as kaow 1-.. .4 11.. watch "dr • ...I ..hl —Phew, sir. wee a-zoisig along Chose. Own" faro, when I aaratt 400 p•apl• 6U rlorq 101.• or.. I waetol to whoa they Ira. up to, aal I toolt to rm in ;AN., vol I ~ o tt• ink it Oren barethoto MAX sheiald he folk 1,L,1 oat op for only nom% it the street. I ....r ..w the gest. .or hie watch wither, owl why .1..i1al I lo itelerl.l oat of 400 people to or wer this here A r-4- 7 I karts I draggle., to get sway bar the brisk. , lavre• lobate'', col wool.l sepses if ho woe seated ler Ilia throat awl 'wetly choked for time t i.ctay os I woo Thew trwiteil r ahatre4ul. Ms Judie. Is the roamer haosna! The ire.: tor mama he was not !mews to the eillicen praieet. Mr. Jendin. Ito aen•oury that.. nano *airy dv.skl L. 1.141• k.. A...a and I will iseaseal bun f. • week for tla•I irt7tTilte AT roues COMM-ill the itirodit • Mashes einvire side Won XL Ahleromme ? 'n. Ma lie other day • means mmed Magma alftemptal to ploy the emit ' imiumete, bait we plopped by Ms. Most sm. oho mbeil Uwe ••• • mine at " faiths carries' es in marl; every pallememis that wae araaJairom" We bows me wren, ommies meMemed Ohs public • . as 4 the Idea. dohs. els of time pra•mila• The Debt* Court was so oaresteil with them same short time Mace that it was M made, through a compegatios of sewer ra▪ sa W kove to go them Yr. tWoome Kerr hes AA. alt on Is mower to rid maims of the mum • • sortatios, mod baud paschal by these pirribie prewlere, sad wo sea Wily help Oblides the* promp• . 'Alma quite erg Ile heiessiaties .4 the law es Ilie part et lb. auurrishis et Illmiosahmeeterta would mmetlaiiig of a eherstem. Yr. list ores s= tiost orinstlim es•rwaiug his • istestios to a asn wham Miamtlicated perwm• prevented th.noeleve a• aeivetates. net thia a one TM puldse seed to lw pirsteded spinet glow lies. dui , Pr" - awl their aewptaser of less entsele 7. and such .rt. the W. It mine air inze prowen• we Wangled vet the bean of erileise whack .o,ht •••Cy 1. collo: at -Coy Perm. I 'ot •e.lll/ Kt?* toil:MX*llT.- • I'I:e ni..-.t esti-a rctic...re owe of this his 4 of which we recrienstver to have hers Meirght to light withis Cho BM few days at It••••.1.•oo, this c The elarawit.a. aa• Wally I Iv , . lime were ..vs ago A yrl of 1... rinser' estbarka• owe, ...Jowl her bstommim • painter. of the was nem'. .t of which towa they mew both own Ipme tliey eame to ~ale at 14.1. tent, on-r. the wife nomad the male attire, and the wad prard as the ass of her huger!, •.• ; hint at hi. trade. la the rim hoes. 'h.w ....14w1 a Xi.• Mid* • .taw-beemet make.. •he ..II in with Fred, mil hal reeipnicrsted the .11101 tamed roma/ al sad was received o• The intimacy La. son thvni eve maids. rr.4 sh•fin ''•"! ..sot ..t7. Ow poster. art Mee Smith estertairdwr: r.. •'•.a• u, T 11.4 her Liner uw • man. Throe ws.k. th.r .11 ti.r... to red& at Youltes, whither they were follow. t 1.. Mu.. Smith's father, w!... received a letter fr•.qqthat his daughter wax keepoig '1 0 77'. '"'t . het with a feia...l., and that the • . ~...-ler. l in radii, her hu.lon.:. Level ctO IL* .Icniptioasediiitted the truth .4 7 h.. to U.. :.•• ...rpm., el poor Mae Simile Th. •-41.41 1.4 ..•IsL•l7, and eoerted him to Mo. • tool he ILA. )1Y011•.:Itt !1.•• • ••..: •LS arid toiled. He (we ow • • • 1,•• ri is now years of age, of I .4 f oter..l. . • • -11.”1. .1.1 I. W drc•wil in • Week glassl • • 7 . • LIVULOTL. nail Balmoral hoots. ..• ...4.,• • 1.4 le• ...whist are hitherto iseapheable, sod te. who hrs.. biro 14.4 both.. nation-home. .s. • set iii. apt le nurav•7l thins. -Noral.rptwo • 'I i.:. t o." VoLt• :crams'. - few esenins• '‘.,'^. the voilutterr corps Isis about to •• .1t.!1. a ientlenia• mine forward, with rifle in h....h....i tee...red pen.....iem sif She captain t.. Le allowed ,11 ~." i.. 11 the eespany, which was immediately • •I. It .olormred that the gallant tehinterr n • cone 1.. owl tn.rlS r. ai.l always earn., hi. rifle with t...• trasellins he i• Ade to drill with the variou. rift. I . • .4 the ton,. throng( ' ouch L. 1110.1 will • L.. d 5. i , miaow • then...lT:. Kaowledre .4 the '7! whoeh, of mane, ars the wine in all r.. 11«. Th. • manner in which lie perform... 4 th.. 7'.7 7 • •• , ..I‘3! •••/. .01 th.evesin4 is question showed that I, •.! ire f. r onpr..vetw.st at drill under each rireunislasee• 7. - I V..: Li. r •1 iii•r• I.r .4 i• by et:ler volunteer. of In.. 7. . ••• THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, THE WALWORTH NuRDIMS.—PREPARATIONs poi nil EXECUTION. This saarniug a number of worimen were em ployed is the erection of string and heavy barrien in front of Hiessmoeger•lane Gaol,far the primes of security agaMet 1 / 4 i - ideate from the vast crowd of persons who will no diode sawashle to a inner the ereciatiou of Wilkens Godfrey Youngman for them fearful murders, and ia the course of the afternoou the dread ermine of death will he completely everted out the top of the entrance pte to the prison. During the satire morning vast mansion of prawns con liaised to assemble in host of the poi to witness the opera. rims sad locomenr upon tLe retributive justice that awaits the censlewned man. The emeutim takes Pace at nine o'clock toemerow. The wretched culprit appears to hare exhibited diar ies the whale of the put week the sun* iadif. femme of demeanour that has charaderieed loan note hie meekness, sad amid within the last few hours he has net betrayed any *named dread of h:. hum Odag fate. It has already been stated that ever since his conviction lie has continual to want him inn.. crime of the crime, and persisted in the &boost &banal dory he told at the fins, that hie poor old emaciated mother bad committed Use Sllluden. and that bekilled harineelf-dedeaor ape her making an att ack on him. The primmer appeared to lie very •1111•4111 that • petition should he seat to the ct•tary of Mate praying for a commutates. of the am team, oa the you'd, as be Meted, that be wee immoral of the crime of wilful murder, maid when his brother John visited him Oft Thursday he pree.ed him to have tech a memorial thaws up. lie promised to do so, and the primmer wished hint to let, hint have it to alp on the following day. A memorial or politics to the Home Secretes 7 was accordingly draws ap, which coetained a i.awmeut to the elect suggested by the presemer, that his mother had committed the murders while in a state of tem porary frenzy. and that eh* attacked him with the same Rt4llooo with which she had killed his heathen and his sweetheart, sad that it was to roes his own life that he destroyed hers. This memorial was shown to the prisoner on Friday, and be read it and said that it would do, and ha. signature to it. The document was also signed by several pennies acquainted with the primmer and his family, and in the roans of the day it was transmitted to the Home Secretary. The mature of the reply to such • memorial may very well be imsgmaL it was to the effect that upon • careful counilenition of all the fact, of the case, the Home Se. cretary felt it his duty to allow the law to take he course. Th. 'simmer evidently buoyed himself up with an idea that his life would he tiered, trod be appeared quite firm until ; but earn be was informal of the result of the applicatioa to the Secretary of State, and became aware at toe same time that the period for him to suffer was fast approaching, • great deal of his confidence appeared to (make biro. He evidently felt that all hope was over, there was • great change apparent in him, and the Wl pratalos of those about him was that he would make • full statement of all the cireasastanom eminected with the dreadful crime before he suffered. A good many of the statements relative to the primaer's levity of conduct, sal his want of religions feeling, that have appeared within the last two or three days, are entirely without foundation. The primmer seems all the c the Rev. alonf ; ti b ta i zre listened attentively to the exhortations of lie. Jesuit", and he hem attended the cha every da), and alai devotee • good deal of time to reading rehroas books. , Hi. appetite also has been good ; his r es t at n i g ht turtle. torlsaL - antil within the last two or three days. The prisoner wrote • km( letter to his brother John on Saturday, in which he bade him farewell for the last time. DESPERATE coptrurr WITH BURCLARS.-- ATTEMPTED MURDER OP A POLICE CON STABLE Information hit 4 jumt come to hand of a mod cle.pasta conflict botwoso a gang of burglars and the riteArs, 89 V, while us duty in Church-road, Better ra, en bonds; morning, about 2 o clock, siw two men loiter. ton about the mill of Yr. Diem the back of which in abutting on the river. Not liking their appearance, he watched tiros anal taw them cuter a boat at the rear of tho mill, in which there were three other men rated. He seat for asesdance. when Sergeant Payne, 19 V, speedily arrived. Mhuttly after the men left the boat, four of thew (Ignite . ; the mill, when Sergeant Payne, finding he en,. shert•landid, anal up William Cade', a maiersuazi, of the strand, Hattersin. and a young man named 1 hours Hawes, both of whom rendered very peaae.worthy assistance. Sergeant PATne then remoicil the boaL a little way down the river, and tertian' in time to Gal that a sig nal bad been given by some of the gang on tie watch to those by the mill. In au in dent found the burintruatied into the Th &Mei, speedily fol. lowed by Bergsma Payee, who succeeded in upturiog one of the men. A glib burglar rushed from the water on to Ptiorix.wharf, and was there seized by Curtail. Sterling, sod • xth endeavoured to escape by rumen into fi eld he , churchyard. Hehow ever followed by Baker, !16 V, and on his coming up with him a desperate struggle took pros. linker held lets man, and while so snowed the rear dealt him nine terrific blows on the he l with a lot ridable life pre. server. flenery, 391 V, then mm44E:a time enciesh to see him relinquish his gasp th He followed cue burglar, however, w area to serape scrum the an/clown"; und fiselnotal Payne sad two ntl•er rnnateldes, Tae j ouptur. lag him, after he had waled two ne three walls ni g ht feet high. langpector Levelaoe. V larazioe, thee Wine op with Nos* 113_ .‘" and on warrhinj the loran as they fried two ether men loitering shunt ie the boats eaters the bargee at the revel theindl. With the smistweeeedasiatlereamotabie they Wind in char of them, and took tiros on the river. were then couveyed to the station home, whore the three sdr e..ptured were beiog darted, they giving the names el John Mdiony, William Barre. and Clarke 'firewood. The MIDIS of the two dart taken are given se John Willie ad William Cornwall. Tho sixth burglar is bell mid to be drowsed. prisouen hAvinz bees solely lodged, • minute is- Tattoo of the premises was made, when throe formidaide life preservers, of peat flexibility. and eery heavily laden, were found, as also two holm whip•bsadew lone with • heavy braes hook at the tied). two Iron iematie., a maitre. tot earaki.le of cutting tip iron with the greeted NM* awl a dash Eaters. The above were. (mind is V. 16.111111 parts of adj.. cut premises, come in the wet. r trough at the Swan peldi...homee; arms on the river bed: awl • lifreprovorver of gotta perdu with a large ima.eovered knee, with which Lire isjanss ow poor &Us were indirtad, was found iu the churebyard Baker sow lies is St. tioorge's Hospital, with but remote hopes of his reouvery. lwrectra L.orelace speaks highly of the determined pm , veteran,. of hei me, awl wide alit to., mu c h pe t i ts maw* ke bevt..wed ,o W. Coates sad T. Ha w.l fur their very mengetie awsid•acs. The Rey. Richard Palgrave, a Jesuit priest, is sow ~ Dublin soliciting aid for the suc.olir of Christie.. in the East. The rev. gewthmian is son of sir Francis Pal ma... He entered Oxford at seventeen. Having pa. dusted and taken his degree, he entered the Indian army m Sm.'s... is the Rah liniment llrialay Native Infastry, wherein he served (or tame year% dono4 which time he became a pervert, pre up him eommioion, nod repaired to Yale, where h. went thiimgb his theological mune. Navies been onlairseal priest, he joined the order of Jesuits, anal wait u • rue missies to Syria, where h• he. been for eke.. years. He was an eye witoess of the late fearful 41110 , ACPS., anal narrowly escaped with his life, having been teed on sever.' tames when wath the Christian aruay. He ICA is 1411ia.a3i4. and just had time to dy when the town was lacked Awl the Clarietiau population 4aughtemd. He left Syria on the of July Last. An notate in the county of Tyrone, containing gr .,* ef 3,000 xrrs, and producing a rental of nearly 1,1001. • year, was put up foe Wei last week in the town at °rank It was put up in mesa lots, thi• holdings for which were iitzeinely spirited, the whale realising L1i,0241, The entire antste was then put up for auction in inie lot, but was weight la by the vendor at AIM., Mr. If. Stewart, evoey ,..mps. having biddla *MO& The Lads ahem-mentioned were heitibt by Mrs. Spinet.. Nevem!er, 184%, at the male of the property ..f the late Mr. .klexamler Campbell, necks, the &elm of of the Court han....ry. The purchase foamy ilea paid was 27,500 f. Dim Da or Caroms. —Ewo ham. The Rov. R , l.Prt Martin Smith, minor canon, he beeti presented to the remise of Eastlude, recast by th.• of the 711.11111%. Eaton paean, the I k"4111 mil Chapter of Chrder. West Kirby.—The Rey. Thomas F..itoe, Come .4 n inviter, has been presented to the rectory of Went Kirby. mood by the death of the Rev. Janes Sleds • pit nem. the Irma and Chapter of Charter. Aldford.—The Rey. James Raven liar been licensed by the Bishop of (*heater to the stipendier7 curacy of Milford, on the nomi nation of the Rev. William Jeffery, the rector. t)matry, Cheater.—The ter. K. IL Johnsire bar been hemmed by the biriep to the gang of St. Orwald's Church, C 1 ester. cm the ne oboe of the Rey. William Hareems, the vicar. SUDDIN DRAM OF ma CHAPLAIN TO FHA Lon na!! liooPlTtL.—(), Saturday night the Rev. Mr. John Morison Wady, the chaplain of the London Hospital, sud denly expired et his residetier, No. I. Moral, Whitechapel mad, under circumatenoes of a painful eh:au-ter. It ap pairs that the docemal gentleman, who w.,a universally re. apected, was at hie usual duties no Friday last mid in @ppm rout !loot! health. tinhaerpiently he was attached with mar tone of diphtheria, and although the bast inedical skill WY pnnnptiv MAYON,. Use unfortunate gentleman espirssl frurn the effects. The deceased was the pnaLoter .4 the early clewing movement, and was a first-rate eloeittoilet. A goon YINI.D.—In a field of nand• oath on tip• farm of Divoeh, I tlen•Pninhart, thorc was pulled ou the 24th lust. a .talk .4 corn whieh 171141AUFV.1 6 feet I inch in Icrittli. I J inch in girth. and vus!drst the extra-r-liaa7 wont s•r ie '4l r 2 grAltl• Milli TWO OiklT .141111. WW2 pulird 10,e.•it scat.- 191 And .;7210, nape,"tively.—lnurtora intr. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuxs. A further improvement, averaging to per emit., has taken place to-day in the market for British railway stocks. London and North Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire are in chief demand, whilst South Eastern is com paratively dull. London and North Western stook is now quoted 104 to I, ex div.; Greet Western, 71 to 2, ex div. ; Midland, 1252 to Lancashire, 1104 to 2 ; South Eastern, 874 to ex div. ; Eastern nties, 54 to 4, ex div. ; Great Northern, 115 to 116, ex div. ; and Caledonian, 94j to I. Berwick Railway stock is very buoyant, and has been dealt in as high as 09. The inquiry extends to Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway stock. Lombardo-Venetian Itailvniy shares are flatter, at 12 to 1 dis, The late rise in Canadian railwayskares i.., well supported. The Indian lines are steady. BRITISH RO/SM&SiONS. 111. Ird l i 111513M0M I Cl t: ll 4 a . I aa1m i . 3 , 4941. /.. 1411 an Mantic & Bt. law ST 0 11l 100 Dom. Bar. &C.la.g.se.a. 961 13 19 Do. do. a . lO 11 dls so; sn Buffalo &LateHurcidtl 51 I Q 101 all Do. Now — , 100 10 Ta al D Do. lretere aro oderleb I 71 I Irant.&O Op.e. Data, Au& 1, 1871 endorsedbylluff.&L H. 78 81 100 100 Do. Ju1y1,1873, MU& 111 18 100 100 Do. Jane 1, 1871 ditto. TO 75 6 i Calcutta &S. Eastorn 1 dls Ipm 10 5 CopeT.SDoctOp.e.gda I die 71 Caplon. = g lese cent 1 Of die 10 71 Madam St. 109 Sag lolls 91 15 Do Batioalew F. W 15 Do. Jubbulpore 1 dm 100 an Do. 4p. et Debent — 100 all Do. 6p. M. do lOl ?A 10 an Oeelong & Melbourne llll 91 84. 100 Grand honk of Canada Ira /n 1 111 1 1 100 all Do. 0 per et. Prat - 190 all Do.dee.Piet• us 9l 14 100 all Do. 01s et. D6owl, U 67 SQ 0 100 all Do. T per et. UN— . 13 67 100 an Do. do. 1197 5l 56 5 3 Bt o 100 Great Ind all Do. d ia o. n Ili Wl 6O 91 —. 941 lO 4 Do. New 10 19 04. S. 011=641 1 Ii Ms !0 all 01.Weet 131 111 15 i i I 24 18 Do. New 7l 7 dls 11 100 , all Do.nda.par76,opttllloo 03 06 100 all Do. do. 71 ooppl tfll 60 10 96 100 all Do. do. 73 wltboutop. 93 96 100 all Do.ll4p.otEda,psy.77 80 91 -- St 100 Mader Guar. 41 per et. Si 66 BL leo Do. do. 6 _per Cl. 94 96 96 St. 100 Do. 61 par et Ertl. 87 it 10 10 Do. 401 Eden. do. et NO Melb.Oorp dp. et. Sends 10 all N. Brunswick & Canada elms • eap. oh. 6 9 —• is an Do. do. Land do. 6 T 10 all Do. do. 11 cap. do. II I 10 all Do. do. load do. 0 1 8• la. On& (Ilmited) — IN. 100 Sellvle 10 7 D. Penjaub 11l 10 1 , 100 Do.Lnd.StYlot.s. . WI. p di. I lam* U 061 Ilinitel 1 — Pd I CI. peals. I Salm /00,410 M. Omar erclal 100 194.000 St. Da 4p. ca. Prot, Ina WO 1.006,999 , K. limit awl Wastlads lOO —•— 9.019,910 M. London 1,199,900 00. IL Katharbe lOO 100,w St. tionthangdas lOO 900,000 St. Victoria 6,000 90 Do. New .. 120 7 0 } OOLONL&L oonainciorr 111 IDCURSI It& No. ISO *mu. 1 Pd. ICL prior. 1 NUL .... .. lanUor.gp.c.Jes.alat 100 112 116 115 .... .. Dail monad, 1079 lll .... .. D. 0 per east. 111110 IN .... .. D. Oyer east., 1663 lOO .... .. Do. Spool leb.Q.Ang 11.00 110 112 .... .. Do. Spred Ilar.allep 1 100 113 11l 8.1110000 i Da Iper cent fierl 'lOO 1012 102 102 t De. do. p OO .... .. NA Ibiensw•Oor.o net lOO um; 10112 106 .... .. N. B.Wslas 0r.6 p. aUM 100 00 100 •• .. .. Do. sp. 6.. 1871 W 1876 100 96 100 .... .. D. 6p. a., LIN .... .. , Nova Scotia op. et. Ng ... 1 Deb. redsera. 1876 _ 100 107 100 ... .. IL Aunt. Cloy. 11 p. c. Boals,loo IN 110 .... „ITN. Ow. Op. e. J in.lt July 'lOO -.. -1 Lin do. flp.a Are.slO l loo 10112 116 110 111 JOINT MOE SAM No. 10k. 1 Bain. LanEr::::3 -. 20,0001 100 lAgra and U. liar. Dark .MI .... 22,500 60 Australasia 10,000. 25 Bank of Egypt 0,000 ' 100 'Beak of London OO 60 61 -• 60,0001 20 Bank of Turkey 1 I} 11 die 16.000, 60 MUM' N. Ananias 18.200 1110 Cis& Bank of lady, Austral* and Is . all 202 N 1 .- 20,000 25 Clistad. Mere. of India. Loa., and China dl 22 34 6 000 i 100 = Oll 00 08 io.oou 100 I 60,000 20.11 Cm. of Canada all 25,000 100 Cosa of London la NI 21 102 2 25,000: 20 ft.g.ltootetAusl.Chart4L all 15 152 00,000 10 G. Bank of Switzerland. all 26,000 20 Lon. CO. Bank of Andel. all 132 04 202 25,000 60 London and County %Me 'London Joint Nock 44000 13 'London A. South African 2 4 2an 60,000 100 'Lon. and Westinloster NI 60}$ 10,000 100 Nat. Tem. of England dl —•-• 25,000, 20 Do. New l2 -.— 10,006 60 National Bank 25,000 10 New South Wales as 60,600 25 Oriental Lank Corpora all .. 26,000 i 20 Ottoman Bank 20,000 100 Provincial of Ireland 4.000 10 Do. New 1f48130 25 South Australia all 40,000 NI Union of Anantlia 110,0001 SO Mies of Loudon 8.0001 100 Oaf, Nubia' OO ... COMPAITIOL 1° : ( 1? " 101 otogoi . - 10 Anglo-Mr:lc:ln Mint ; In Madrelan Agriesd I 1000 Atlantic Tel (Llrn.) 10 Berlin Waterworks_ ~. 60 Brit. Ameriman load 50 Brit. *Utah lug. Tel. A 20 Do li T per a till 1862 10 De. 0 1$ Quads rand 10 ; Channel Wanda TeL IL St. I II C IO M AeI. Te pe a r Gent Itt Palate S. . rrederanoe In Do. II p. et. I'erp. DO SS !Decade Telegraph IS Do. New 6 nag and Auld. Cup. 15 Om. Steam Narigatteu 1 alai IBM (Um 1444) 1 Do.lnirsir pent. Peet 5 Us. Blllokt TA (4) MI 1160xmat (L.) 4 Loa OWL Omalboo Om iihise 1/1 Madam Info. * Canal IS NoMbirmaimalke.DM 10 Modbor. li. TOL (Um.) IS 11.16m0l Dlmmonl Co 10 NorModoloCool&lrosa ; 0 /11 isMorMaM Laud . 6 Dm 5p.c.14 at 1 41s. CO It Berm. &N. Scot U. 1 N. Brit. Australasian 1 'al Om 1 Do. "New Shares" 10 Osten. In. atm. ( ngs.)l 10 Do. do. B Si. Pat Blom londst Ma 60 Paola mod Orlon. Nam SO Do. New II 144 Bea & Did. Tel ‘i a for 60 ys. by Br. Goy 60 ay trun 11 New 100 Royal Mall Steam et Aust. Inv...tin ' IS natratims Lod 1 Tel Snip 110 *Ln Do. Mo. loglatorod . Co. Up. Cam 100 Via Dlomon's Lad i.iii 11.7% 5"1... 860, 2,040, 000' I=oi - 111U:SSO 160,000 700,000 taw 70,000 6),0001 MAO 1ft2,000 - --- M. 101 : 0 01 60 000 IEI,OOO 11,000 i 19.0001 prlcia ► 131 14 1/8 281 S3SD4 n 6 sd al $7 a si It 14 114 117 ! 14j Si Ibo n 1 100 10! 1 106 1011 ,101 101 I I lUs 4 4 id I I t tits par 1 1. 1 als 11 II as _i24 Pa 3 4 _;it 1 414 41s 1 I 1,211 00,000 1.724 134,076 $O,OlOO 10,000 10,000 10,000 eoo,wo 20,000 20,000 , , ~ pm 47 60 74 7C i lfe 131 pm 140,000 15,004 , 2,000 1{,206 18 181 18 80 6 6 6 6 51 63 Ift 116 88 . 86 I 1 F.S.TAL ACCIDENT IN THE BLACKHEATH RAILWAY Tt sset.. Saturday morning Mr. Cartier, coroner for West Kent, opened an inquiry into the muse of a frighltal resident to a young man, of respectable appearance, at gm trent unknown, who was cut completely in two by • pawing Unlit in the Blackheath tunnel of the North Kent Railway. It appear.; that on the arrival of the 10 o'clock train from Woolwich on the previous evening at Bhickhea:h, the engine-driver reported to Mr. Chapman, the station-muster, his suspicion that some one had been knocked down and run over in the tunnel Severed of the company's servant.. were at once despatched thither for the purpose of racer. Mining whether any accident had happened, when they dis covered the remain, of the deceased shockingly mutilated lying in different parts between the metals. The remains having been collected, were removed to an adjoining tavern to await an inquest, which has been appointed to be holden this day. The following description of the deceased Las been given, with a view of leading to his identification About 24 years old, 5 feet 5 inches high, dark complexion, and dressed in dark clothes. In his pockets were 3a. 6d. in silver, a comb, and a number of printed cards of various descriptions. Mots EXTENSIVE FOZOIRIES IN NOTTINGII All. Another ease of a painful nature was brought to light at Nottingham ea Friday last. Mr. Francis Edward Shipley, who a few years ago served the once of sheriff for the town, was apprehended by Superintendent Ramer upon • charge • of forging a bill of exchange for 49/. Se. He was taken before the Mayor and Mr. Alderman Hermes, and re manded until Tuesday. The examination was private. There are other charges to be brought against the prisoner, and other extensive forgeries will, it is eexxppeeceted, soon tame to light, to the amount of several thouaandisolovis. DEATH or • ?el IrRDERER. --On Saturday Mr. Payne, the deputy-coroner for Southwark, held an inquest at the board-room of Bethlehem Hospital, St. 7 .. reed, Southwark, on the body of Francis Wilke, a 88 years, • criminal lunatic in that institution. Mr. William Helps, reeident apothecary, deposed that the deceased was tried at Shrewsbury, Salop, on the 13th August, 1817, for the wilful murder of his mother, when hems acquitted on the ground of insanity, and removed to the hospital on the 19th August. He was very vicious and wickedly disposed. He died on the 30th August of paralysis. The jury returned • reidict of "Natural death[." Tut Roan CHILD MURDER. —The memorial to the Home Secretary from the Mayor and other influential Inhabitants of Bath, praying for • special ',emulation to investigate thin mysterious tragedy, has been forwarded through Mr. 'rite, one of the members for the city. Mr. 'rite he.. communicated with the Mayor of Bath, stating that he hashed en interview with Sir U. C. Lewis, who, looking to the grave importance of the subject and the in fluential names nttothed to the memorial, has promised to give the liesteer his mom anxious and patient creasidmation. ORTITTAZ PALM:IL—Two Buttultell AND SLILYEINCII !ICC —MATTNDA T, Pim 1.--Admiesiern n't psymmt,l.44B ; ' ditto by smarm tickets, sl33' total, 3,01. Total visitors ear we e k em cee fa g emeley, 48,844. Total visitors dace ir w ag o f the Palace, Jaw 10, 1854, 9,110,e.X. MONEY MARKET.—THLs DAY. 1 Two o'CLocm. The weather continuos fine, and the funds are, consequently very firm. A fresh advance of f per coot. has taken place in COUSON. Preparations for the monthly settlement on Thursday next engage attention. In the share markets, the movement of prices is likewise upwards. British and Canadian railway shares are in good demand. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened nt 68fr. 06c., declined to Mfr. 95c., and were quotod at 12.40, Gfifr., being about lower per cent. than on Saturday afternoon. The telegram de scribes the Bourse as heavy. Consols are officially marked 93i, t, and a for money, and 93i and t for the 6th inst. The present quotations are 93t to I for money and next Thursday, and 93t, " buyers," for the 11th October. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, I, 94 ; New Three per Cents., 93,i, 3, 94 ; India Stock, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, lon, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1838, 96t ; ditto 1859, 96} ; ditto Bonds, Bs. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 96i ; Exchequer Bills, Is. premium. A considerable amount of business has been done in the foreign stock market. The demand ex tends to Peruvian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Mexican Bonds. Buenos Ayres Deferred have again risen considerably. Greek have been dealt in at from 8/ to 9i. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is somewhat firmer than on Saturday, at 73/ to 1, and that of 1858, at 57/ to 1 ex div. Sales are recorded as follows :—Braxilian Fire per Cents., 1839 and 1859, 99 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 31, /, 30/ ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exch. 129.) ; Greek Bonds, ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21/, 22 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 95/, 90, ex div. ; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 84 ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 75 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 83/, (exch., 45.); Portuguese Three per Cent& , 1853, 43/, 44*; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 1041, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1800 (scrip), 1 prem. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 48/, 49 ; ditto Passive, 23 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 731 ; ditto for account, 73/, 1, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 571, g, ex div.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 100/, 101. The Ceylon will take to-morrow 196,375/. in specie for the East, of which 172,2991. is for China. No gold was bought by the Bank on Saturday; the 151,0001. by the Kangaroo will probably be taken there after being refined. The Atrato, for the West Indies, will take only 3,5211. iu specie. The imports of specie hat week were large, the total being 753,0001., including 327,5001. from Australia, 284,000/. from New York, 137,0001. from the West Indies and Mexico, and a few thou sand pounds from the Peninsula. Intelligence has been received that the Governor and executive council at the Cape of Good Hope have formally recommended that a charter be granted to the London and South African Bank. The Governor has written in this sense to the Secre tary of State for the Colonies. In the list of bankrupts iu Friday night's Grrette is included the Mitre Asrurance Association, the ad judication against which has been definitively con firmed by the Lord Chancellor. Thu 19th inst. has been appointed for the proof of debts and choice of assignees. This is the first assurance office the winding up of which has been committed to the Court of Bankruptcy. The railway from Dunstable and Luton to Welwyn junction was opened on Saturday, affording direct communication from Dunstabh, and Luton, rid Hatfield and Hertford and London (King's cram station). Commenting upon the last month's increase in the export trade, the Money Market Review of Saturday has the following The exports to Australis its July show : Compered with !lih9 s leerease of ...... 41,410 Compared with 18t$ a decrease of Those for the maven months show : Compared with 18,9 a decrease of Compared with 1858 an increase of 44844 The expansion in our export trade, therefore, hue not been in the direction of Australia. The esparto to British India in July show : Compared with 1839 an increase of 2213,770 . Compared with 1856 an increase of 701,12 b Those for the seven months show: Compared with 1R.59 a decrease of Compared with IKa3 a decrease of We thus see that shippers evince a disposition to make up for their pre ions abstinence. The exports for the seven months have been considerably loss than last year ; but durin July there was an extension of operations w hich, considering the character of the account, from India, mum be regarded as highly imprudent and even perilous. The exports to the United States in July show : Compared with 1859, a decrease of £111,991 • _ . Compared with 1858, an increase of 253,368 Those for the seven months show : Compared with 1859, a decrease of £2,094,091 Compared with 1858, an increase of 3,346,254 In this quarter there is no evidence of unsouednees. The American markets have had a respite, and now promise well. We bays been excellent customers to the United States for cotton, and we shall probably take a large quan tity of corn. There is, therefore, every prospect of a good trade with that country, which may form the outlet for an iniportont amount of goods during the period when the Eastern markets are clogged SATCRDAT EVENLYG. Console, which closed yesterday at 931 for money, and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morn ing at 94 to 1, and closed at 931 tot for the 11th October. The last price was 031 to 9-16. The "continuation" to October was - about 3-16 per cent. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, WI, g ; do. for account (Sept. 6), 93:, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 98}, i; New Three pet Cents., 93i, g, g ; Bank Stooc, 231 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1034 ; ditto Bonds, 4e. dia. ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 961 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 102. Indian government securities were steady. The Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was quoted 1031 tt 1, and Exchequer Bills, Is. to 4s. prem. The foreign stock market showed an upward tendency, and the amount of business was consider ably above the average on a Saturday. City Bank shares were quoted better to-day. Other bank shares were steady. An improvement occurred in Victoria Dock and Royal Mail Steam. Great Ship shares remain flat, at 7s. 9d. to Ba. 3d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine insurance, 21. to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ' • Universal Marine Insurance, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, i to ; Gelfivara Company (Sweden), to I per. ; East India Irrigation, par to i prem.; City of Lon don Brewery Preference, 2 to 2l prem. The " Optional Rights" of the Illinois Central Railway Company continue in active demand, and were dealt in to-day from 31 to 4. Arrival for the week eliding Sept It Mg year. tab calm sal delivery 1,216 casks. '[he ordeal bat week comprised t,tds casks from M. Petersburg, 13 tram Au trslia. TuW, 2.111 mats METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (rata DAY.) We have a very large iLICIESSO in the supply of least*, and ludo cousstmeatly is worse. A large proportion are al inferior quality, and several of these remain unsold. A fair clearance of choicest descriptions is effected, although at lower rates. Sheep are also more plan- Idol, and the average piton lower. A clearance cannot be Wrote& Mere a now scarcely any demand for lamb. Calves are selling about the came RA on Thursday. 1"r Uermany and Holland there are 1,650 besets, 10,000 sheep, and 245 calves ; Spain, til beaus; Ireland, 500; Norfolk and Suffolk, 150; and ?.,WO from the Northern and Mid land counties._. Mer doss of Blbs. Best Scuts, flertfds. Best Short-borns Second qual. beasts Coln= d. a d. ref stone of fdba s. d. 41. 41J G ! I Best Das& lif.bdaSh 4 8 6 0 Beat Long,toola.... 5 0 5 0 6 4 0 Do. do. ahem • • 6 0 Ewes dt serondquaL 4 0 4 6 38 6 0 ItlestDesitlilf-breds 5 2 5 0 limas at mark* 8,(4); 81t 300; Lambs op sad Zomba. 93.140: Calm. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patteoden and Smith report that the aocnua continua to come uuticourable from the t Lintatluov pas. rally, vermin, lousy dew, and mould being pin ~dent mliz o places ; bet vnry few favour of duty at :50,(1001.„ Mart active for all hoe wimples. UNDINANT BRAUN AND 'roam N I RAILWATS. aStourVaL tait..las.,&Cbes../Nao EbePbar! *At saA ?yes Bartok einalot !HA' Mold sad bates Oatickeima Cork NA barks Carnival Do. • •me ST. until M B , abils and B~ See Sri imelag li =a EasSuni Oakum. Most • it; 'r.ait saaout IQ an Ditto St. 100 St. DO Ildlobeer, 10 all Borth mel t = Jos. la. 100 telaairler dt B. Kailas 10 aU Omit North°, 90. 100 Great Northam 1:0 0 1 Do. A St. 100 Do. B Mkt k. 1 OR 'Oath & West. 1110/4 IN% IJu Gnat Wester./ St. 100 Do -tourVaLGua.ll4l St. Iw Laneartilreet Y St. Ho Locuou and BD. kiraU Bt. 100 Loo..Brlghtou.AB.Cook St. ISO Londoo,Challtra.,llDor.l I* iD11•14I1 & North Walla 111 all Do. hliDstlia St. 100 Loudon& iouthWali IS 11 1.3 all 1 51;:;:n;1 frtnraitill Man ,chef. le Lincoln Metropolitan I)o7filioa.B Datbj all :IW. Gt. Wrotros a am, all Newcastle and atl Newport. Aher.,ltikro. 11 Newry& ArmikoAdel ail Nown.Werropp. tie& LOS Nordic N.rthern Counties Um We North British ha North Devon BalL al) all Do. 100 N. Nostsro—Berwidt I Lm... Lo. Task N'orth Looks NorthaS.Wootorame North Stafforttahtro Nntt drGraothandLaC Peebles eurtsmoutk Ithymisey Scottish Central Scottish N. E. Aber.Mk Scottish Midland Shropshire Union .11ttingbourneditheers South Devon !South Eastern Sdut h Wales S. Yorksh. et triverDea itaines.WeittnahnhAli latocsO in a Darlington Litt° ditto 'Tad Vale linst.. 80. I D e . yaks d Nask as West 111141sad—Oilord Ditto 24= Ditto 11 IQ''''' 6 4°." I 1.17..V.' t 71 si * r z4ll 11§ I II 7 100 102 id 01 01e K Si Li 1 1 7 40 42 14 24 zd 28 ID ad "I I St $5 $5 II 10 11111 1144 1134 id 111 id 132 134 id 111 113 704 T 1 vll 00 Of id IU9 Vi Ho 111 ir iii log 100* id 12f 121 ad 91a 041 101 11 43 43j $ 3 1341 1261 100 103 N N xd at V,' 97k 971 If I dla AS 914 62 62f 103 106 1 9 xd 3) l d is Id 4 6) xd 114 Ile ni We S 7 VD 60 62 6 7 41 43 id 87 Ste ad 78 110 rd 8 I 88 VD so 8 1 Plll dis I t pm 66 6) 1!! 44 44 lie ii telj dul a affil 115 k xd xd 123 ad 71i zd 310 i i 1101 I cel 30 4 924 u! 4 125 1 i i 96 91 9 I die fiti 1 ad - :n VIII id vo xd /701711a&NCI MAW. LAILWATS. Cakeleftism, 410 Cornwall per cent Dun. Perth,* Aber. Jon.' Last kostlait, A, & p. ct. Du. 11, 6 p. Do. D. 7 p. ct & Conn. Lz., Ilp.et. No.l Do. _ do._ No.t Do. Sow p. Moira Vats% • p. et. Wis.! Gloppy p. et. Orbit 3teelhoes. • p. et. Do.lo.ritelot Do. 411 percent Do.llp.e.red.e6llp.e. i c Ot.:e Boatload. Ul Wirt. titestsaklaalk Do. reetees. 4jp. ems Do. reams. 4 p. sect Do. trtedows. • p. el Do...Masts= Pret. Do. &, l'reL Phases Do.ChooIorPLIILIIP.e. Do. 40. do. ewe. Do. lbs. Q. Sleek Do. Meet. Geo. Sham ii: 4 7- 1 7 - 4 7 -7 Do. do. do Loom& York*. I4a.IIDrIAL. OPAL ea& No. I Da &p.c. do. Da I Do.ia a do. ... do. Ira 4 Ds. p.e. do. .... Do. p.o.prt oh. d 0... Do.lp.o.Prod.Ktock.. Doollp.e.do. (W. MAC. P.) Do op. a. et.tdlv. dot. till 11165' Loa Cnatham sod Dover lall W.C.v.&11.= La&W.7p e.Bl. usaiswdrrptliwals. 01, Dw Dw to pra coat .... Deardminiblo tp.et. /41111010 m. Atoeig DwOusa llr.a ip asp /*MLA. Prat Muck • laUlabilds sih Its- liock MIMI Baia par omit DialoPier New Om Vain p. at. Ow ges I.lllas.—/Mow.4p.s.lPL De. _ SD. Da lamb IP ail. Da 1 Dal's*. La &peva SoolikliCiat. Jowled Dool.X.Xlip.ol.PreLet Do. Aber. gad a Da p. al Prof as& I. Doom Axed dk p. lima Mat Pa 44.0.0, Do. cent Do. tied per 41 per coal IS. Wake goo 4 p. eaa Do. per seat S. Yorireire 4 p. c. rso Slost&Dartiorloodik Do. do. Blip De. do. Caps. W. likl frolock —OaL gasodr kagoo.a aplip.a . Do. do. lad do. Do N,Wp. 5 pai fret IDodo.porp. s pot proL 10 10 le. FOAMS L - PrlMMAawass. Aidemes llehipall.lnseetaressio .IL si l t pailes sli Swim to all canines lass 'Raft W all C tTslandell 16 Dutch Ithiniall all Swum d Pima 6 Gan Raman gas 6. p. e all Gt. Central of !francs all Gt. Luzembg Const. all Italian Jnoction all Lake Constance & Bala . p - 7 - 17;i;;tTunl -- ib-0u77. all Lyon and lioneva all Yarla Antonia all Vans &Liege I Dy all Do. tp.e.Prf. Lt. el k gor. W Northern of 16 Do. New Blum el 71 Tim! 311 Pithy madalmitt. •;1 Parla and 13 Roars mad L 6.7p.a all Roma aad all all Roy al Sweat* Dania 111 Do. 7 par coma all .larabrr and Maine all D0.t.0. per ow* Pot • Saaraulo am *Tweet II An A. LuslArilleilell aD louthern of ruts* all Wont Ylandass ▪ Da 74 par amt. Myth all Wad! N. W.I. 6 Wester lot Austria all Meer& 100 ....... t 107 100 100 17.4 it 110 be 4 Mils plea I Was. -- 94 iii 61 CI 60 101 iii zd no id Its id Ili xi 100 id $0 xi 11 id lug ad ii" ad 1 1 14 1 ad ad 1 UV 1111 117 Ils /17 1u HS 115 117 101 104 111 136 130 134 01 70 83 83 11/ 119 I_C 12 126 122 69 71 i Paz I; HI L 102 92 94 U 2 114 110 112 L 1, 9, i ~ }Ms it I 22 1 r4i MAY& Maw petaii s-al_ I I "ii ii 1 di 112.41 s id id id 9: lee 24 Sik sil ~~ *4 Si] 63 63 ti Sb M "i JIG 4,11 'lie 0 It i 111 114 110 11 VI tit -- 102 lei 101 101 V 03 x4l 100 101 sd SI 03 sol V 10 U 1 13 1 Si 113 46 60 110 119 in 103 I 12 !ft SEPTEMBER 3, 1860. . No. 1 Mlkiti l B.-Tffiti DAY. Two o'CLouz. The ruining Inarkzt renisiue quiet. The businete to-day ham bocu lhuited, and devoid of au, new feature of iuterest. The transactions have been principally to ..hires iu Lady Bertha, ure.i.t Wheal Alfresi, Wheal Kitty (Letaut), Wheal Mary A..u, Lewis Keily,Bray, and St. Ives Console. F.fuiva and culo..iial iniuiug shares are likewise very q..iet. There are still niquiri...e for United. Mexican, which have l-esu dealt iu w the Stock Ex , .;:aan,se at Trumpet CL , nsols Miae. on the 2ilnd ultimo, declared s divieand 41 1 . per elute (WOO At llos..w.tm, (o. of Mien meeting, °tithe :10th ult.. the c3OO - 10u show e d 3 Jebit balance of MN. A mill of ts. per sh..re was nt.de. fionth Lady Bertha Yin.), on the 31at ult., ntade a call of 26. per share. t.t Wheal.lrtlaur on the 30th' It.. the necuunts Wailer of lisl•dities over emote of 2:54Y. 18s. 4d. A call per of share alt. made. . . . Ttch•ti etnni:..Y . , on the 29th lilt., .leztartii • kilv,le,l ut 17 , 5. per COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) The wc..ther ha' re,...alued favourable for the crepe, and **An a et...itMtmtion of the same for three we,ka Them , th e Li.rvoit will prove nmet hotter than was hoped for. The gt,:eml yield. however, vial evidently be under an average, am; with so much divewm in the potato, and damage to other fr .111 variiomi =eve*, the agricultural interest ti.is yea: ro,:ht, ,ifTer Leavy los. , and broadatuffs will tale high corepmed with Lia, yew. The wind to-du is at N.N.W. Last we the supply of home-grown wheat to thee market one vcry contracted. Flour—is fair quantity pee r..il bet IN. on per vessel. Barloy, Data, bean; cud rims very few. Malt a good cp:Antity. ).o Scotch or risk osta dming the week. The foreign arrivahr of wheal. were liberal, priucip:dly American, Ituiwi.io, and Uarley-- a n..ntierato quantity fr om the Sleek Sea, Rus..l.i, and llennerk. Oate—a liberal supply, I,:ore than hair comiog from Arelusem remsimler from other Russian ports in ttr 13..1tk and Click Sees, with several cargoes of Swedish aid Prusaiun. Of flour there we a large arrival of American barrels (;12,00.) and seveml French end Spanish Racks. A. few oda capu:led to Belgium and France during the week. bUwe,thvr having very notch improved these but fewdays, the trade 'a, wheat is u.w h le-s excited, and prices toiler mast be quoted 2s. to 4e. per quarter lower than this day week for 041 i English and foreign, and no briskness Ist the trade. BAAL/7 very dull, *al L. cheaper than Monday het. OAT% are fully lid. pea quarter cheaper today than this ch.y week. pE AN! , arid l'r in rather lower. extremely dull, and quotation, almost nominal. FLOAT:NZ: CARGO/It -The number of cargoes off the want amount to sbolt 213, those of ,:host, maize, barley and oats, h-ving increased hugely ; butt here is almost nothing doing, and prices demanded are cdnsiderably lower to-day. WHEAT. -ErretiO : Ewe and Kent, white, 60.. to es. ditto, hoe, 645. to 68,. ; ditto red, 671. to 585.; ditto, ins, 691. to 620. ; Norfolk, &e.. red, 60s. to 685.; ditto, fins, Gls. to G2s. per qr. ; Foreign : Dantric, 655. to 675.; Konigsemr, 565. to 66a.; ditto, extra, 4445. to 765.; Restock 645. tu per 4941 b. ; Americo white, 575. to Ms.; ditto red, 555. to 625. SARIS!. -Englialt malting, --s. to -s.; grinding, 345. to 36s ; distilling, 31s. to :Wis. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 235. to 345.; ditto distfiling, 33.. to 34e. English, Fauns and Norfolk. 540. to 60s. ; fine, 64r. to 684.; Kinpton and town nude, 495. to 605.; fine, 60s. to72a • bro 3 565. to 601. OATS.- F ish feed, 238.6 d. to 29a8d.; potatoe, 25a. od. to Ws. ; oreigo, 21s. 6d. to 2da. 6d. Briar.--English tick, 10A. to 431. ; barrow, Ma. to 41e. ; pigeon, 48e. to lie. ; foreign, 36... to 445. Pgas.-English hollers, 39.. to 445.; maple, 425. to 435.; grer, 39... to 415.; foreign, 39a. to 435. FLOOR.-Eagliab town, 555. to 60e.; country, 54e. ; henmeholds, 505.; Norfolk and Su ff olk, 445. to 46a. ; Frets* 463. to 54.. per sack ; American. 30s. to 361. AURIvAIiI INTO th!IDON 1 ' 111.031 AUG. Tr TO BEM. 1. Cuvtwuc whi.c Moor. — ltegl!sh I 4 .7 . .. 1 1 ra. 2 7brls 17-0 Irish ; . Vertigo .! 33510 &Sao 11300 51110 iiao luo 32:it Am . IL C. Rail I UR 127 935! 051 141 .. 11111. Ot.N. Rail .... 1455 72 15 . 3134 e. /tall.: . . . ; ID 101 sae isporta :-2100 qrs. oats, and 17 cot. Boor. MINCING-LANE.— {THIS DAY.) . . _ . BUG: R.—The market is arm, but no sales are repo, t. 1. Corn s-100 —lOO casks good native Ceylon sold at tf..:s. to Tea. —The market is inactive. Rica—No sales reported. CorroN. - 250 balsa sold at former prioes. The public salcs adverbacd for to-morrow consist of 316 badom, 130 blids. of Donatrara awl Grenada. 9 600 bogs Marritiuv, 900 Lep Bengal, and 3,000 bags Madrid m e w ; 370 CWIL3 plantation and 800 bep native Ceylon co fee ; 25,900 packages tea ; 5,300 bap Bpil race ; and 1,500 begs saltpetre. TALLOW MARIEBT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is *toady at the subjoined pekes :—Tower tallow, net comb, 51s. ; Petersburg Y.C., ou the spot, 0ct.67. to Deo., Ws tiJ. ; Jam. to Mach. AU pianerldßli Ur TALLOW. Stoct on hart This day balmy lama weell Ditto tram art Jose Arrival last week Ditto from I Prk. Y.C. ye! owl. this day Ditto Town laat Friday .. 19,979 I 29,653 1,647 2,477 19,132 90.163 1,731 2,176 94,220 30.231. 675. Od. 625. Od. 334. OL , 645. W. COAL MARKET.--CllllB DAY.) Walk inl Lambtoo. 144. dd. ; Walk End Honig Helton, 19a. lid. ; Walk End Russell Hatton, 18a. ; Walls End Heath Hartlepool, 174. Jd. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, leis 9d.; Walls End Kepler Grange, 18a.; Walls Ed ° mo p, Iga. 3d. ; Walla End Kelloe, Pk. 6d. ; Walls Fad Men Mein. 17a. Gd. ; Hadley, 17s. ; Walls End Trioidon Tboriley, ilk ; Walls End nano., 175.3 d ; Walls End Acorn Clam, 17s. ; Eden, 17a ; A.uctland Park. ills. ; Passes West, 14. Gd.; Holywell„ lik. ; Whitworth. 144. GI; anbaid, 13a.; Hudak* Hartley, 17s. Gd. ; Hastings Hartley, 17s. 6d, ; Howarrn Hartley, 17.. Gd. ; Lambert's Hartley, 174. Gd. —Ships at mullet, 63. APorumtartse HALL. —At ft Court of Examinoes held on the Mlth nit. the following gentlemen passed tins heel examination, and were admitted licentiates .di the Noddy, via : Messrs. Alfred Frederick Strafford Chi rite, of theWancheeter School of Medicine ; 'Thomas Cotton. of Spalding, Lincolnshire (1L8.C.8., A r ril. Ifilio) ; Joha wine Paull, of Bristol (11.R.C.R., 1858 ; William Clayton, Of ClAirch-street, Spitalfields ; John omas Jenkins (no adtheep given); sa Oliver Caney Maurice, of Marlborough. Witte (M.R.C.S., April, 18110). Tilt NEATHEA AND THE CHOPS.—Accounts front i nearly all parts of the country ale of the most cheer lug THZ LteratAtizan' Lock - ovT. — Tilit dispute, 1 nature—sic fine weather which has been experienced in the which has now lasted for several weeks in Nottingham, is 1 metropolis slurtmc the last three or four days having been still peoding. Neither masters nor men appear umbrae.) ' pretty general. Faster, therefore, are begunting to take give way. Subscriptions are being received by the work- : heat , and , in many districts arc busily engaged in hats people from venous trade societies in the country. One 1 vest optuatidia. thing in favour of the employer is the almost entire absence i ...New • Air 01‘ RIL/HAN CATHOLIC CHAPATI/ S.— of demand for Mechlin liter, in which branch many of the . 01, Saturday as „ act wax r i oted to mead t h e law re lockouts were engaged. I gardieg No ,catholic charities in Ragland and Wales. A SIX:DET pot °N 4 HUIDICID YZARIk—The tree- lt declare' t )Iharities for lawful are eat to be surer of Amherst Collego has lately received from Mr. David consolidated t i be addition of ii wul tried*, but the Sean, of Boston, • heretofore liberal benefactor of the col- property may. toned by the Court of Chancey, and li e. lege, a small and carefully sealed box with the instruction th e whole ap to r lawful purposes. No proceeding* at that it is m , tto be opened for one houidred years on pain of law or equity simpbs instituted as todealinge with Boum a forfeiture of the gift which it contains. tipeculatinu bat catholic charitheapnor to the 2 and 3W.4, C. 115. Deeds fault as to the contents, and the reasons for the accomp.ny- for Boman catholic charities are not to be void if enrolled Mg condition. The shrewdest geese Is that the box holds within 12 months froru the passing of this act. awl the eli cited, of real estate in Boston, now under lease for one b.u- penes of the enrolment is to be defrayed out of tholes). deed yeses, but then to le triiiieferred to the college. "But perry, subjea to the charity II which the same may Table. let us Le i......ient till ltifk," ears the Springncid ttepuLa, an, ria term • ettaritT" it to have the like expiosion as ds. " and then we shall all know'' dared by tie Charitable Trusts Act of lii:A. - 1. ION! 1.311 11.171 1,081 %WS Us. fkl. th. It 0