The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-14 00:00:00

Mitchell is • pugilistic enounter, and Ir tiliest Dar:. and Newry Walker, the 'coml., were also charged with aidiu4 sled lic s . b = the r m appeared for the presseetiou ; and Mr. Lens far ieseen. An the latter ft app•sred, se well as the enfortenate de emed, wen b11166011f1l is the employ of Ihasra. Easton and Amos. the warmly'e contention sorry* es ltesinees in the Guiltlfonl-dreet, sad en qty wernig they prr with oth..re t.. BaSteessmidds. when the dimmed and the prioceer Williams skipped and Is** • Oahe' battle, the ,her princess *Wes es esionele.= fought about half an hew, when the filmdom, and declared WiDisme the victor. Roth ma were terribly nemithed, sad some tans after the deemed completed of kis heed, end bessame preetraid. Mailed sideman peweved, but he ewer ral li ed, and 1111 . Lpireil yesterday afternoon dosed 5 o'ckelt, et hie the mciaity a 4 tile court. Information baring lea h.d the police, the three prisoners were apprehemled awl brought to spector. the steticwhowe by Berjeaat resir, 25 M, the acting In inka Bay. an engineer in the employ of Weems. Emden lad Ameti said he west with other. to Battersea-Ide and witnessed a light beterees the prisoner William and the deressed. The latter had the wont at it, and was taw 11.11111. Sew Wm yeeterdsy afternoon at his lidginp, and be wee thee dead. Is mower to Yr. Limb, where aid be understood it wan a owe% node eine thee air, het he was not 'were when they were going to II& until Elogiky morning. The prieoper arA tae deemed hod bola running matzh together Oflll. time mo. sod be believed OM they hot not lweu yen. R.ui friends NM then. Mr. 4 wi! af '..mhe musaalsi tie pica= he the etteetioace of other aisa _ _ _ Hz lllwia said W sperablp be asesse bail few them. IsebeMi. Onain ii• se, art ths prwwwere were i up. LATEST SPORTING INTKLIAGENCR fn ammo T1111.021UP11.) EGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) RUNNYYZDIL wrAirz. Frannie ftenrta MargerY f • • • _ 10 no. NINO JOHN Nr AXIS. Nemesis hittlw lawly Lima°. er 11 MT.tNn Pl. ITV- Tltroe.quarters • mile. Fos.tion, Gorseto M l'nele. B&W...sake, Brine. Teti,, Ps.mpet, Clotdde e, King of the Forest, and C.shell are ►ere. SURREY AND MIDDLEAEX RTAKES. Two miles 240 yenta. Lovett, Claire, Tyrant, Plumper, I% iger, Pitman, and Nailer are here. P.tiD You r.—gild ROW, Pan, Rattlebnae, Roaabel, York. .trust, Simla, Jenny Longlep, Red Rock, and In dn•tri.nu. ENTIO ma VITN'S PERM 2 mil es 240 yards. Teti to mrrow.) 'atersprite, Rattleenake, Niger, Prince, Merrimac, Amitenlam, Blue Jacket, Tournament, Pitman, Newcaole, Defender, and Sandy ll'Phearson. OTHER ARRIVALM.—Nsos Sahib, Rhedrcina colt, Clio, Stella, Malta, Blue Jacket, Loaghnpe, Gentle, Sunbury, Selina filly, Vouralak, Morella, I'onstroue, Don, Eltham Besets, Peter the Hermit. Zitella, Kienersley, Palefaoe Defeoder, Merm a id, L oc k et's , Foretop..Siater to Electric, Nuart, Rupert, Fractious Cried - Votress, and Peat Stanley. RADCLIFFE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) INNKEEPERS' PLATE. About one mile. Adelaide, Honeymoon, Lady Mary g, and Lena Rivas are here. STEWARDS' CI'P. One mile 240 yards. Lam Lem Lady Mary g, Lkeroond, Rosemead, Little Girl, and North lAneaslure are here. RADCLIFFE PLATE. About half a mile. Adelaide, Lod, Mary s, Honeymoon. Teddington f, Mira Leremlire, Gentile L My Dear, sad Zambia are here. NIIIIIERY STAKES. Rix turkeys. Duplicity, My Dear, and Mainstay are ben. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AmmtALry, AuauFrr 13.—Anotimana--Cap t-tin J. M. Hay., to the Tarter, essmiisesd. Commander S. Donee^ to the Nowak otominitood. Assistant-Sorrow : J. Feb..,, additioaal to tier Fis p,ol; P. Conine, to the Centiorkin ' • J. R. Anderson, to the Candridge W. R. Beanett, additioaal to the Victory ; W. a Smyth, to Heal.: Horpitoll ; T. IL Warren, to the Plymouth . dieision .4 Racal Mariam: R. &atom mod W. T. Carr, to the Portsmouth divisiou of Royal Manny.. Acting Ai...iwant-gurgeon A. J. Ireland to the Lizard. First.clam Assistant, Engineer H. Brown, to the ['lewd, fur charged the machinery .4 the Spiteful. Acting Second-class Assistant-Emmen W. Litt, to the Nimherland, for temporary charge of the machinery of ths Victor. _ Acting Thard.clase Awful-Engiasers : J. Itichanium, to the Ans, se seuerasoesrary ; 0. Douglas sad T. G. alaudess, to the ANIL CHATHAM, At CCST 13. ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED TROOP'S FROM INDIA.— Asotbic large part s of wounded aail disabled troops arrived at this this afternoon from Gravesend, where they had barked from the Matilda Wattenbech, 964 tons, Commander Deakin. The troop., who num bered about 21X) mac of all ranks, belong to the 12th Lan cer., 17th Lancers, Royal Artillery, Army Hospital Corps, 3rd, lith, 19th, Wed, 34th, 334 h, 37th, 43rd, 54th, 60th, 73rd, 77th, 80th, 920.1, ftlth, 90th, 92nd, 97th, and 99th Regiments ; the whole under the comuunsol of Captain J. Hare and Lieutenant A. Morgan, 60th Rifles, cal Lieute cant A. G. E. Morley, 43rd Light lafantry ; and in medi cal charge a Amatiwt-mar g eou W. S. Oliver, M.D., Roth Rifles. The troupe sailed from Calcutta ma the 2211.1.4 Marsh, end to uebed at the Mauritius, St. Helena, and the Aeon.., the v.o age occupying 142 day.. During the pas sage 17 deaths and OOP birth occurred on board. After the troops had bees madicaly inspected, 17 of the number were admitted into Port Pitt Hospital for medical treatment. Tits Himtor or DOWN AND OONNOS AND TICS Nov. Da Matra.—Teetertlay (ietlity), sesarding to ad vertisenwnts and wasp placards extensively 'insisted. the Her. Hr. Potter, lamothent of Mtnitiord-apneaspiey. preei.lial twirl, ihe parish church, 3 13aZ ai th ag e proceeds of the eo be towards the to he debt ineurrol in the era of St. 's Church, Bally• *am. At the ...alai service the attendance wee very Loge, reamed, an deal*, by the feet that the Rev. Mr. Potter h.el hero inhilated from preaclung by the bishop .4 dioems, ia conesqueace d a vichat pelitkal iii•soury. preached to the Ors ewes is Down cathedr a l oo th e t ea t 12th of July. As is already !mown, the hi:hop informed Ih. Hiller, the vicar, that Mr. Potter thould nut preach in the diaries with his moctios, me.! *mended his rawer to which eoesattuticatioit Dr. r ti I.llnl that be vier no grouod* for refines( the use i.f hie pulpit to Mr Potter, soul r....iolvertioed the mention, tiscrrl, Betties at defiance the ishibitios of the bishop. if.o , fier* NY A itar.?“... —There haw been con sidenible eteiterneut io the neiljhleriaritood of &otos, Lis rolashire, within the last fortnight, is cowsionsesse of the 11..111•W hat weir..lath of a labouring man mined J. Dade. Ile had been by Yr. Caninewk. surgeon, Bealag• ton. for a .light dlasa. sad es Satanlay, the 214 of ,Diy M, wife eient to the doctor to inform bias that bar Inishsail wee better. Mr. Camwasek pee her a tonic to emapiste his meavalsereoce. .1. she roamed home Mrs. Dodds called at the shop .4 Mr. Henry Cherviagers, dregight, he. Leaks, sad asked foe • quarter mood wf anomie, Matiag that her hatband was eiriferiag from a mew, toothache, and required it to relieve the pais. After some little hemikalioa she was sapphol with the arresse, being well beam day the doctor was brought to Dodds, who was 11l with 4ing sad vomiting. and in a .tote of coliMpe. H. I t the. emu had English chasm sad preserilied rowdiest y. The poor as died the rune evening is Mai army. acuuteteaces having triaipred, as mime( was held ..• the demised by Mr. J. C. Little, eniser, whoa a pow erwrets exassiestses .4 the er• honied hotly eras onlered to he made by Dr. Mer. cur tato,. .4 Heaton, ..d Mr. Cammack, .4 Remission, At 11, adjourn...l meagre cm thrill ism. Dr. Adam deposed that Ow itomedi nod illiedat, IMO hared highly iallamed, an.l th.t duals T ruitt IWO ef 'mimic had been foaled adhering to their meome meta. He hail alao naalmid the liver. mama. ▪ othir moored Omega, tied had (mad .11 them organs ▪ toly 'saurian! with arsenic. Mr. t'snitnark orierohro riteil lb.. systems. Sewers! attaase. ware examined, who 'moer that the ileellaalla sad his wife had sot hard com fortably together, Anil that Mr.. Dodds vim jealous of ber lowinad being to intimate with bur mother. Mm ia proved to have gone to ask the loan .4 a Mead'. mounung eu.% bee haskaad was is perfect health, and .he had sapremed her opinion bosoms! people that her limhend would die SUM. "as the ample Masa had come lain bloom agoits.7 The packet el areeseic which Mrs. Dodds helper. chased was four! is bzpowssti.lll. soul it 1/4.• wa r rantee! that one oaaee of it hews mot The jury retumeil • verdict of "Wilful murder,' nil the premier was coin. netted for trial to the pelt Li m o:, FATAL ACCIDENT. —A fatAl oixlitTril at Pesdletos yeitionlity alumina, hi the sudden falling in of the rogwey of Mr. Jobs Parry, • l.uihlio two starts high and about ementv yar.ls Inig. In all, to..nty people vri•ri io it at the time, meat of whom were burial uwierueeth the raise Two boys sled • lean were Tot out quite aunt *eveirel othors veer i•jurol. pun• lb- coroner will, it is Weltered, filly eap4vu the cause .4 the dieter.—MerwAreter Eramisve. CIVIATAL PALACIL —4IN SHILLINO DAY. .111.03 DAT. AM:CST 13.—A4mkinkm "is p.. mr , ut, 10,63 e; 41419 1.7 mom tickTti, ; I.W Tiaitur., 11,1 IL THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1860. IMPERIAL PARLMIUNTA HOUSE OF COMMONS.--(THIS DAY.) The BnAcza took the chair • few minute, atter is o'clock. ,BRITISH HOPS. The CRANCEI.LOs d the EX - CH - EQ1:1111 odd he would take the earlioot apportunity 01 correcting a figale which occurred hi the wonted that rooming. it IMS through illegible milks ea Ida part. Ila to no. dace the duty on &WM bele. not se *Ma ila VOW to 13e. per cwt., but to 16_ _ _ [ y. . 1 .... o'6 l,o aL Only a limited amount of ba t ms has been done this morning in British miningialliiim and there is little change in prices. The ensiasetions have been strictly confined to shame in Condurrow, East Caradou, Rosewarne United, Alfred Console, Pro vidence, and Stray Park mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares are ually inactive. The only business officially reooeded in the Stock Exchange is in English and Australian Copper, at 21. At Wheal Edward meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balance of 590 f. fle. Id. A call of Is. per share wee made. From South Condurrow sine, the agent writes :—" We have had a sample assayed of the ore taken from the kide b. the engine shaft, which has produced 31 per cent of eMPW and at the present standard would realise upwards of 40f: per ton." The Central American Kitting Company (Limited) have received letters from their superintendent, dated peque, July 2, in which, after stating that there was • peat want of labourers, imessioned by the backwardness of the tillage operations, he sup : " I am truly pleased to be able to communieste the sled sew of a discovery of (silver) ore in the two winos, now being esak art sad wed of Car. noble shaft in San Pa:italics Was and linger Dolores level, and most heartily do I eassystalate the directors on the new and cheering prospects bees opened up. The are branches as seen by myself three days since measured sto 6 inches in width in both wines*, and both are improving in depth." The 10 fathom level from Cornubia shaft presents tune indications, and is orey throughout. " Having encountered the ore ground in our new 10 fathom level, it will be seen on referring to the section that we have ore ground going down in extent corresponding to Guerra's stops, and still further to the east we must fall in with the extension downwards of all that rich ground from which the ore Na. limed in England has bean chiefly extracted." The dopes Is the eastern ground continue to produce goood ore. 435 bags .1 silver ore (31 tons) were sent to the coast, in June, for shipment to England. 163 bags of silver ore have arrived at Southampton by this packet. AULWATL lE: nk iaZ,a76 — rslia abet mag_ lesasmi,olllo. several aria .... --- 1 v7i Da • Ano &v. sieSD Ds. Ip.e. pellio D. Dana sat 31~ Jr. Dowl.,Perils. 1111.11 s led lidligratien to 1 i:m7. 106} un li 119 100 100 100 100 100 103 1=•Ill ar.ll:C.l D. Now Do. Propriety Doft.,Brost,.&Oodortob 0 p.c. &to, Aug 1. 1872 oolossodbyßuff. &LH. Do. July 1,1879, &&1&• Do. /ono 1, 1874, ditto. Coleot4 & L Butero.. 3 Cape T.l3Dock 6p. c. gua 76 Ntyloo, mtror cool 76 Krim DO lad Indian 11 Do. Szloooloo II Do. Jabbolpar• all Do. 4+ p. ot. all Do. 6p. et do. an Gasloogs Italboorao 100 Orood Trunk ot all Do. 6 per ct. Prot all Do. are. Prete p.oltio all Do. 6 per Cl. Dobai all Do. 7 per et. 1000 in Do. do. IM7 ell Do. do. 1071 1 00 Great Iodlan Peninsula II Gt. B. of India g. tr ai t. GI Gt. Wast Canada. 41 . Do. New I, a D0.8da,pay76, 2 11.31D10 Do. do. 73 UN 0 Do. do. 73 thoutop. Do.6{p.et.Bda.,pay.77 Madras Guar. 44 per et Do. do. 6 = . 3. Do. 41 per et. Do. 4116 Memo. do. .. Yelb.Corp.6p. et.l•ada N. Drunswiek ,t Canada duo • sap. s?. Do do. Taal as. Da do. B cap. da Da. da. Lad do.l Do. Punjaub IDo t.g. I p.e li Trialded. rlo lAmit4, Ne* MONEY MARKET.-THA DAL TWO O'CLOCK. Although the expectation that the Indian loan of 3,000,0001. will not be issued for some time to come is confirmed by the tenor of the explanations given in the House of Commons last night, the funds to-day are heavy. Consols have declined about it per cent. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks has commenced to-day, and principally oct.,c pies the attention of the members of the Stock Exchange. Prices in the share markets exhibit no general alteration of huporteuice. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates were quoted 67.85, being sc. lower than yesterday. The Indian Five per Cent- stock of 1859 is firmer. Transactions are reported for money at 1031 to 1041. Consols ero officially marked 934, 1, and 93 for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 93 to for money, and 931 " sellers," for the 6th of September. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2301 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 931, 1 ; New Three per Cents, 931, 1, ; India Stook, 219, 21%; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 101, 1031, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, Ws. die. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "en faced" rupee paper, 1021 ; Exchequer Bills, 3e. to 61. prem. . . _ The foreign stock market is quiet, with little change in prices. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains dull, at 74 to 7d, and that of 1858, at 64 to 81. Yesterday's advance in the Spanish Coupon Certificates is fairly supported. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brarilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 871; New Granada Active, 15 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 441 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 94,1 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 831 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 52, d ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 60k. Foos o'CLoci. Consols exhibit a fractional improvement com pared with the prices at 2 o'clock, being now quoted 931 to 1 for money, and 93} for the a x:ount. An instalment of 8 per cent. falls due on the Canada Loan of 2,800,0001. on Thursday next, but has been principally met in advance. The decree published in the Meniteur, whereby the interest on Treasury bills is fixed at the low rate of 1* per cent. up to five months, and 2 per cent. up to twelve months, affords an indication of the magnitude of the amount of capital which is kept idle in France by political distrust. At Vienna on Saturday the Austrian funds fell to 1 per cent., and the exchange on London rube from 127.25 to 129. No bullion was taken from the Bank yesterday, the demand for the Continent having slackened, owing to the firmness of the exchanges. The telegrams from Liverpool yesterday report sales of cotton to the extent of 15,000 bales. The market is described as firm, and in some instances id. above last Friday's rates. Transactions took place yesterday at the price of 21 dole. for every 5 dohs. in the " Cancelled Bonds scrip" of the Illinois Central Railway Company. This scrip was issued to represent the Construction Bonds which have been cancelled by means of the proceeds of sales of land. An extraordinary meeting of the Made Railway Company is called for the 29th inst., to authorise the directors, under the sanction of the Secretary of State for India in Council, to raise a further stun of 83,000!. by the issue of debentures convertible into stock. _ . . W Friday next has been appointed a special settling day in the shares of the Muswell-hill Land Com mny (limited). The shares are not to be quoted the official list, the Stock Exchange rules re quiring that two-thirds of the total capital be allotted amongst the public. As the vendors in the present instance take one-half of the total num ber of shares in the undertaking, this requirement cannot be complied with. The Stock Exchange Committee have authorised the bonds of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Rail way Company to be quoted in the semi-weekly list. The prospectus of the Natioual Freehold Ceme tery Company (limited) is honied, with a proposed capital of 125,0001., in 6/. :shares. The company have made arrangements to secure an estate of 150 acres, ten miles from London, on the Tilbury Rail way. Reference is made to the already overcrowded state of the cemeteries in the eastern portion of the metropolis. It is provided that shareholders who may wish to discontinue the payment of future calls may, by giving 15 days' notice prior to an instal ment becoming due, consolidate into St shares two or more shares upon which 50s. or upwards each have been previously paid, such privilege to termi nate at the end of moutns nuai sue scription. The first 10,000 shares are to partake of the character of a freehold land warrant. The Cheshire Patent Salt Company (limited) announce the closing of their subscription list for Saturday, the 25th inst. The capital is 30,0001. in shares of 21. each. The object of the company is to bring into operation sonic inventions recently pa tented by Messrs. Jump and Hall, whereby it is stated, " the fuel (the great expense in the manufacture) is economised upwards of one-third, and the best stoved salt, butter salt, and coarse common salt, are all produced by one action instead of separately, as at present." A call of 2!. 10s. per share is to be paid by the contributories of the Chester Music-hall Company by the 27th instant. Mr. Edmond Iluvelot, leather factor, of Billiter street, has stopped payment, with liabilities amounting to 40,0001. Ma books have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Hutchinson and Boitock, accountants, of Tokenhouse-yard. MONDLY Console, which closed on Saturday at 93 "buyers," for the 6th of Sept., opened and cloned to-day at 034 to 4. For money the last price was 934 to 4. The official bueluose report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for wouey 934, 4 • ditto for account (September 6), 931 ; Tliree per bents. Reduced, 934, * • New Three per Cents., 93f, ; New Two-and - a- Half per Cents., 78 ; India Stock, ' 219, 218 • ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1869, 1031, I • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures 1858, 964 ; ditto, 1859, 964 ; ditto Bonds, 4s. ; Five pee Cent. "aniseed " rupee paper, 974. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was steady, at 103 i to 104. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 3s. to Os. prem. Turkish Bonds were flat, owing to the growing • embarra.meuts of the government. A ecline of 4to per cent. occurred, the loan of 1854 closing at 751 to 76, and that of 1858 at 604 to 61. There was ;sudden demand for the Spanish coupon certificates, which, after being marked as high as 54, closed at 54 to 4. There was no variation of importance to-day in the market for bank shares. Bank of Egypt wen dull, at 214 to 22, and Ottoman at 18 to 184. Pro vincial Bank of Ireland wore marked 86. Ilvd Sa Telegraph shares were slightly firmer. Tli as o the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Cana .I were dealt in at 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in n undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine hue Alice, 24 to 24 prem. ; Thames and 31 Marine, t 4 to 4 prem. • Universal Marine Inn 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; iondon and Provincial M. • 4 to 4 dia. : Gellivara Company (Sweden), prem. ; East Indian Irrigation, par to 4 pre Labuan Coal, 4 to 14 prem. ; and City of Lo Brewery Preference, 2 to 3 pion. METROPOLITAN FREE Hosrrr4i, DErmmit SQUARE, errs. —The azrrepte number of patients rtlir during the week ending Augn4 Il was—Medical, surgical, 489; total, I,SK ; of which 484 were ecw out EA*? TNDIA LOAN. On the motion7OrreoeWiigth; report on this subject, Mr. H A DFIF.LD pee some explanation of his speech in the prec,sling debate. He contended that, owing to the sew tame imposed by Mr. Wilson in India, goods exported from this country would be compelled to pay • duty of 10 per cent. This would b e • grea t in j ur y t o the maaufacturing interests of this oountry. If this tariff were continued, it would damage the trade with India to • Tearful extent. Mr. BAZLEY said he had received information that morniag that the tariff in India was operating most MM• rionely, not only to interests in this country, but in India den The duty, Axed at 10 per cent., was equi valent at lent to 20 per cent.. considering the cost of tramit. ke. He was informed that labourers hareinfoce employed in agriculture, were being rapidly transferred to manufacturing industry. The Indian manu• factures were likely to subvert those of this, country, and lie contended that there should he as excise duty imposed on their products, equal to the duty which goods of that clays rne._ . . Bir GRAHAM called the attention of the Secretary . for India to the item of 60,0001. pdd annuany for invalided sokliers from India. If the army in India warn hence forth to amount to 80,000 men, instead of 60,1100, at least 1100,000 f. would be doe, booording to a report of *committee of the Treasury. It was now too late to introduce • bill on the subject, but he hoped that the matter would be attended to early next session. Sir C. WOOD said, with reference to Mr. Hadfield's statement, that he had received Do account, of la bour in India being diverted from agriculture to menufacturers. On the other harid, he believed that sgricsilture had rime to a more prosperous state than it ever was in before. So far as the manufactures of India were . it wee owing to British capital being intro. uced there. The duties on manufactured goods imported from this country bed been reduced from 20 to 10 per cent. He should be glad, when circurnstences would afford it, to lower the customs duties ; but he could not entertain the suggestion of an excise duty on Indian manufactures. How would the hon. gentleman the member for Manchester like an excise duty upon cotton goods. (Hear, hear.) As to the charge for invalided troops, be hoped that some considerable reduction would be made. The report w thou received. SUPPLY. MR. COWPER AND THE NEW RIDE. Oa Use motion for going into committee of supply, . Mr. E. JAMES calied attention to • statement which had recently appeared in the papers to the effect that the First Commiarioner of Works had made • speech in Kensington. gardens in favour of the new ride. (Laughter.) He under. stood that • large meeting was summoned next Sunday, in expectation of hearing another speech from the right hon. gentleman. (Great laughter.) Mr. COWPER said that what had really happened was much less than had been represented. He saw a crowd I f the park, and hearing • person haranguing in - hyper of chartist opinions, and denouncing him (Mr. Cowper) u a sort of impersonation of all the vices of the aristocracy, he was moved by a desire to correct these erroneous impreasions. Having always been • liberal in politics, and having a respect for the opinions of working men, be was not disposed to go away without correcting the misrepresentations that had been made. As accident had brought him within reach of those miarepresentationi, he had thought it the belt course to jump on the 'tench occupied by the chartist orator, and refute the misrepresentation IM had made. He had stated that the opening of the ride would not at all affect the working-class, because few of them went there except on Sundays. He had also conten• ded that instead of exclusion it was admission to the prdens to a new claw, and that the exclusion was on the part of his opponents, and not of himself. Su far from se. pasting classes, be contended that it would be a means of uniting them. (Hear, bear.)There was 110 t A shadow of aristocratic exclusion in the basins. If he had committed an imprudence hews sorry for it ; but bearing his conduct as a public man publicly impug ned , he had thought it right publicly to defend it. (Hear, Colonel NORTH called attention to the report of corporal punishment indicted in pols and houses of correction for the last three yearn. After referring to the trials and sen• tennis of courts martial, the hots. gentleman contended that punishments were much more severe in gaols and bower of correction. In Lancashire alone 190 corporal peddineerata had been indicted, and 56 by o r d e r o f - the widths aggiliTlWlL It appeared by the report that boys for of L 5 and yearn of age had received front 40 to 90 lashes trivial oilinscla. Yr. HADFIELD defended the character of Yorkshire as a " non-flogging " county. (L!► sitting. J LONDON AND aLaczwALL RAILWAY. tram DAY) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at boos, at the London Tavern ; Mr. J. N. DAXIBLL in the chair. The report, which appeared in the Express of Saturday last, ham, been taken a. real, The t'aixtlittg, in moving its adoption, add the changes mentioned iu tie report tested b. the con• solidation of the traffic of the line. The approaches to the hoe lad been ready improved. For • long time these opposed great impediments to the advancement of their iatereses, bet they bad now been removed, and the company had enured the bene fi t of excellent goods comoraniration in connexion with their various departments of traffic. He treated that within a fortnight the communication with the docks would he placed permanently ca the most satisfactory footing. The arrangement with the Midland Company would not roue into operation . quite so soon. Aa regarded the capital which it wa.., mound* to raise, the director bad given their best attention to the subject, and he hoped the propoeals to be made would secure that object. The tre, of the last half-year was satisfactory ; the excess over that of the cornspooding half of last year was snail, but still it was *nemesia. The bad weather had been slyest drawback to the pleasure traffic. In goods traffic he anticipated • eon sidemble increase. The Great Northern and Midland Compathee would not have entered into an arrange. went with them, extending over • great number of years, if they did not feel contideut that there would be a large increase of business. A iliwusaion enaued on minute details connected with the issue of the new shares Mr. (I. Mimi soot he thought the proprietors were now entitled to expect ..peep increase of dividend. In reply to questiolo. The unalanan stated that the amount which the board sought power to nine would be quite sufficient for the c)n• atruction of the works authorised, great care having been taken not to exceed the sums authorise! by the proprietors ; and that the company would nut sustain much lees through the recent accident on the North London line. A Yemeni rroa thought the line was now in such • posi tion that the shares could 13 , 4 fail sone to reach par. Taking into consideration the recent weather, they ought to feel perfectly satisfied with the result of the last half-year's working. In reply to a further question, The 77'NAIRN AN sod the interest width the company re ceived for the building. raised fur the use ~f the Great Northern ..nd Midland Railway Companies was 6 per cent. The report was adopted unenitsiously. A dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum for the half-yesr wee then &dared. TIM CIIAIIIIAS then moved a swim of resolutions having reference to the raising of the additional capital : Plot, That the shale. be offered to the pro prietors in the proportion of one share kw every N.W. Aare of the existing capital; secondly, that any shams which weer not L i k en u p b y the proprietors should he dis posed of is the manner most advantageous to the company thirdly, that • deposit of U. IN. be paid up on the lilt September not, and that the rentainum 5 per cent. he paid Sr it might be required, at the mt. of I/. per share, and at isterval• of not lees than two months ; and lastly, a re...lotion to the effect that if the .hale should not be called up by the Ist i 1 July, the amount actually called up should bear a proportionate rate of dividend. Before putting the resolittion., the Cittutuve remarked that the totems to he received he the oimpony for the Lon don Dock hreach, , was !S per cent. ; for the Midland coniwny's elation, 25,0001., 6 per cent ; fur the Victoria Dock new pods station sod valditimsal warehouses, 6 pea mot. The reeoluti,ete were old elopted without diecue3on. A earauer haring mime in the siuditorship. Mr. George Smith eel Sir. Rat , liff were each pommel. Oa • show of bards the termer we. elects.' by a large nta;ority. Thanks were then voted to the chairmen and the direc tor., After whkh the mortise sepswatel. On Friday Mr. Kinnainl will ft..k the Secretary at State for Foreign Affairc whether he baa made coy repre sentations to the Turkish government, or taken any cteps, to influence them to demand the restoration of the Chriatian women carried ,di and sold by the Drum*. Mr. Potta has given notice that nest si.xxion he shall move that an huoilde address be presented to her Xarsty, praying that she will be graciously please. I to (strewed the archbishops and bishops in their several slioeeses to order that sermons may be preached on the tint Sunday. or any other Suoiley in the year, in all parish churches or district churches, for the support of the fabric o the church, aad for the necessary expenses, usually made by the grant of a church rata. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (IT Barnes AND nuna-mAaranc ntioura.) MOM 001 OWN COUNIIPONDINT., Market steady. Wheat octave, sad 2d. dearer. Floor doll el sale, sad la. dearer both for banal and seek. Indian corn la. dearer, with a good bulimia Oats and oatmeal stalely. 1112101N( . 31-14N1L-(THD3 DAY.) Boon -71s• market has a steady appearance. The public sales are prescrenins at about previous rates. Refined un altered. Comae.—Theme has not been a public sale today, bet the market in firm. -- - - TEA.—The large public sales to commence on Thursday prevent business in the private contract market. Rer.—The market is arm, but we cannot quote any advance in prices. RICF-- The market is steady, but inactive. Corrom.-1,000 bales sold today at previous rates ; the demand continues good. SA LTTETRIL —Prices unaltered. Markets generally have a quiet appearance. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market , is steady, at the following prices : Peters burg Y.C. oar the swt, 525. 3d. ; Sept., 525. ; Oct. to Dec., 52a. ; January to Yawl, 1861, 52. 61 to 52.. 9d. SMITHIPIXLD HAY MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) Mears. Davis aad Co. report bade heavy. Prima meadow hay, 75a to 85a; nmenor ditto, 98a. to 105 s. ; infe rior do,, We. to 70a. ; saw do., 60e. to 90a ; clover, 96e. to 121. ; ditto new, 80a. to 100 a ; straw, 30e. to 365. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. UTTIKOOL, AUGUR! 11—The share market improved at the opening, and, otter some alight reaction, closed at the best. Birkenhead, 81 84 —Caledonian Stock, 931 94 —Eastern Counties, 11 3-1611 5-16 Northern Stock, 118 120--Great W 724 724—Lancashire and Tcricahlre, 1091, 110 London North Western, 1034 Ditto, Ishares 12 11-16 12 1116 Manchester, RheMeld, and Lamle, 42j ex dlv. 4$ Mid land Meek. ln. 1291—North British Mock, 644 North stalfordshlre, 34 4.—North Eastern Berwick Capital Stock, 1004 1014—ditto, York Capital Mock, SS 64—ditto Leeds Stock, SS £4—South Eastern, 27 I.l627l—West Midland, Oxford, 664 47—Dutch Rhenish, 3 10-16 3 13-16—Great Luxembourg, 77 1-16— Graad Trunk of Canada, 7; 71—Great Western of Canada, 124 124—ditto, New Mane, 84 84 d.—Buffalo and take Huron, 4 61 — Gnat Map, 6a td. 9a ad.—Thames and Henry Marine Com pany, 11-1018.16 p. 3166caorra, Acorn 11 The market Improved, clods( steady. Sbetileitk, 43—Midland, 1294 Dover., 274—Great Was ter*, 724—Leeds 110—Dlstrict Bank. 184 p.—Condom, 106— Elmhurgh, Perth, and Dundee, 31—Thames and Henn, 13-16 p. —Bererleks, 101— Eastern Counties, 114—Canadas, 11-11Ueds Central shares, 24 d—C rest Ship Company, Its. Bienniums*, Steen 13—The yootatiom Ia this market were ma follows, bat they led to no actual hustoom Gnat Western, 72 buyers—Birmingham Preference, 104 4—Landus and North Weetern, 1031 sellers—Midland. 1294 sellers—Nee* Stalfoirds ?, l 3 %ellen Smith Stafforde, 111 seilers—Bhmknltem buyers - Birmingham Banking Company 'Wis, at log mom— Phropphlre Band, Si las. MI. to SI. 10a 3d.-111nelegnim Waits shares 2 3-16 2 316. Naw CANON or WISTMINNTER.—LonI Palmer ston ban conferred the Canonry in Westminster Abbey, rendered vacant by the death of the Rev. Eiward Revlon, M.A., upon the Rev. Evan Napalm, M.A., of Tnnity College, Cambridge, chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, in cumbent of Onsivener Chapel, South Audleyetreet, and rector of Heydon with Irmiugland, near Reepharo, Norfeik. The rm. gentleman graduated at Cambridge in 182 i, but his name does not appear in the list of those who took honours. ----- IMPROVID OIDICR OF OLD FRILN DS BENZFTT tioctirt.—Yesterday • meeting, attended by nearly three thousand prisons, was held at the Roebuck Inn, Buckhurst bill, near Woodford. An excellent dinner was provided ; the band of the 2nd Life Guards enlivened the festi. vities ; and the thoroughly English good feeling displayed I throughout proved how well every member appreciated the efforts of the committee to coutribute to their comfort. The Loyal Kin's Lodge viol the Loyal York Lodge had joined their fortes oa the oceseion, aod the re sult was most successful. The order ha. dispensed upwards of 17,0(101. in benefits, is without a single pound on its claimant fund, and has progressed to the extent of 2,0001. • year. During the year, in one of these lodges, the in crease of members has been Bil, and the surplus receipt. 545/. upon the paid year. Many excellent speeches were I made and appropriate toe= proposed, the entertainment passing off most agreeably. THE GREAT EARTZEN.—The Great Eastern is expected to arrive at Milford Haven from New York on the 25th inst. Messrs. Ford and Jackson have been ap pointed agents for the ship. HARVEST Paosreers.—The past week has shown little improvement in the weather, the nights all being cold, the days cloudy, and very heavy falls of rain being expe rienced on Wednesday and Friday night. But for this, some Talavera wheat, which is now ripe, would have been cut. A good deal of barley has also nearly reached maturity; but the bulk of the growing wheat ripens very slowly, and creates more fear as to the ultimate yield. Very many of the best pieces, in the fens and light )and, have been sadly knocked about. Much of the bay got up this week has been seriously damaged, and a good deal is still out, with very poor chance of its being well carried. Potatoes, as might have been expected from the =favourable essees, threaten to be es bad • crop as ever was known. Many places that were looking fair last week have been seriously attacked by disease, both in this country and Ireland. All the surplus wheat of foreign eountnes would so seem likely to be required to make up the ere,l of this season, though the liberal shipments now on their way from America and Europe may, on arrival, produce dull market.. In the country, supplies io many districts have been very short, and the average rates very little altered, the reduction noted in some localities being about made up in others. The same U 1206111.111 weather, with rain, having been experienced in northern Europe at • time when harvest wee commencing, has sweet= some uneasiness, and produced an increased firmness in a lt r ztees of wheat. Ode= has also been iufluenced advice@ from the west, notwithstanding the fav oura ble character of the barred in Southern Basel But America, more especially the Western States, being un usually well off this =ann. prim there hare somewhat gives way..—Mark-lase Ezpraa. Tan PAPAL Amin'. —A letter from Turin in the Sink states that several deserters from the Papal army, who had mines enlisted in the national army, had signed the following declaration :—" We, the undermined, soldiers in the bet feseign battalion in the service of the Holy See, declare that more than once our chiefs advised as not to desert, promising us that, on the first outbreak of the slightest character that should take plies at Perm* the town phould be given up to us for pillage. Ang. 6, MO.— if( an igs t reti os ) Duane, GARCIA, PEAL; corporals ; OOLLET, , JESS Novawm. privates." Musirie or Perzara, Bourn Kinvirnarow.— Number of visitors for the week ending August 11, 2,486; total number since the opening of the museum free drily (May 12, 1638). :52.628. Birmingham war yesterday morning visited by a heavy storm of rain : all the lower parts of the town were flooded. and • great del of damage was done thereby. Masi' 11 EAT GR , SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLN/011RM RAILWAY.—The total expenses of this calamity's railways, including rents, tolls, duty, dc., from July 1 to August 5, 1800, amooo t o d to 31.649(., as egainst 31,021. for the tor reepouding period of lrt.W. The proportion of the South Junctiou merit= accruing to this oonpany from July 1 to August 5 amounted to 2,9k31., as against 2,9001. for the corresponding period of 1859, and the expenses to 1,4681. ea against 1,354 t. The total receipts including rents, of tins rompuay's canals from July 1 to July 31 amounted to againa 5,72. V. for the corresponding period of IK I 9, and the expense. to 4.94.1/. as a;-,inst 4,0'241., leaving a balance of net profit of 1.3d5f. as spinet 1,6971. for the corresponding period of 1850. Iketor; Delon, Stook Do. Moot - DUO idhabloh and Glaipaw Zaliabro',Partb, Dodo PRO sad Joe WOWS ILO at &NOM Gnat NalOmea Do. • Moak Do. i Kook GI. Doe* Gm. We iss DWG& (In.) , Dalbseasi.Oualla. rlarildrei Naloabe Larks isl __ _ v ILositit sign. 1,7:i2a;:l De sod Ilaajlist.,llLtoootri Ilaerepailtais De. 1111rs.1 Derby 1130. Wallers on =) Nowerlie awl Nam" .Abre Afkos N&Aroll"&eL • • Newry urry ,W eressak &le& Nods& ID:ethers Oandles Dm Mr& DM* Math Drum LA &A Do.: --- • lii 12 100 100 N. Ifortank—Denriak .. Do. O. NAPan. r7O: Do. Tat Nara larks Nottlhhe.WakeiJim !toed Maordabire NoqtaGrasithasaiLti Peebles Partmosth =Meted I tcotOa N. L Maria Liclimad .. Shreguldr• Mika .... 31~oarne Emers bath Devon t South lasterti iflouth Wales 18. _ tock 6". toTt i filtel Ditto . aft I In - oig. - - I- De. 'Yds Do. et LISA Vide* 111E 2 a PIEli iIeIWWW - 111:1111 Wed Ilarbsia. Wait ledbri—Odord *all &Ara p. arc Cek.kalaik, 110 Dea.PorUkt Ator..loo IDA Ds. a, Aqab A, DD 66 p. oi D DL D.TP. 66 Z. Coma. Tis., &p.a. No.l Do. -- do._ N. 6.1 Do. New 6 p. d 7ii:7 Eastern Union, 4 p. el idle.* Glower 6 p.el ,Lpa Groat Northam 6 p. ol Do.6e.eadLat 10p.et.poi. Do. per coal D0.5p.e.rad.446 p.o.p4a 04.1r.100110ad. tot hot 411.1144.(Doekoddlaitts) Do. rodoon. 46 p. coot Do. rodoa p. oent Do. brodioni. 6 11. et. Do.elrodosearst Da m u. Prat Sam Do.ChistorPLlLlp.o. Da do. do. 6 p.o. Do. Ohm. Oa& Nat Do. Chest. 041+.6harts Da - 47 -47 IDe. de. !dada de Sp.e.lllj Lea. St No. Do. 5 p.c. do. No.' Do. 6p. c. do. ... Do. sf. 4. do. N.. Do. 4 p.c. do. ... Do. 4 p. prf. ab. do.. Do. 7p.c. Prat Stock. Do.op.e.do. (W. C. P.) Do.4p. a St. (die. A deL tlll 1 Lon. 6 4telhom and Dover lANW.Oo7.&Non.Sp.c. LAB.W.7p.c.S4.latel4h. Loedoodrrytt Co els. Oh select iLmOAd Do. fAI IS Do. 11, per odd 6 Do.redeseable 6p ei. 100 Midland Cemallp.e Mod 100 Do.Ooss. Hr. & 8.6 p.c. 100 Do. Opel. Prof. Stock 1.00 Witch lo 4 p.c. Norfolk 6p. *dß'. Stock 100 North NUM 6 per cent 100 Do. New God 6p. ct. 1 Do.Bordor Union gni 100 14.1km—Bunr.4 p.a.PrIL N Do. do. do IS Do. Leeds 6 p.a. No. I 10 Do. York. H. d Lynn. ill North Staffordshire Soottlal Cent. New Pref Do. 7 p. el Fret. , Deem Med 44 p. Jim. Mead. Ars. &LOA. Do. 44 per wed D. Axed te pat mei U. Weiss pas. 4 p. Do. 44 per rant . & Yorkshire a p. e. pr Steck.ADartingtoniip.o Do. do. Dep.s Do. do. Cap.& Water& Cilkimpllp.o. w. Did—tt. Do. do. lai Cdo. Do. :Corp. i D. et. Prot Da.do.perp. 0 p.et. 5000. MELON Pt I SAILWAn. 100 100 100 100 100. l!'s!wle9 4 Are itaZirZap.e I* gramme Ulm MI --- - • - 'tstah Ueda Nukes oe Proses Iteseaa gss. p. 1 04. Oestrel or Ihrsc•— et. Lasee=Omeel Whim J 'Lake Cosetsere* Ids Ilerre sad Tsrehest 'Lieu pad Gabbs leatia Animals Neastlhees 1. By the Do. ep.o.PrE f Delg.gov. 'Northers of Trance.. ..—.. Da New Shares _.. ;Norwegian Trunk PraL Peril aisd Orleans !India and I. handsel (Pernanitinoolg ?p.a. i ltign and I= • • ,Ecoyal Swedish Do. 7 per cent. Sambre and Meow Do. per cent. Pref B.p. oillna;t7D•ret 11.AuLt Law melba loather& at Trona , Watt /Ladies Do. ii_per Net Pref Watt W. W. at Treace Waders et AMA _ 1 42 1 I UII O 4 1 1 1 ; 0 14; Ili ISO ISO 144 68 70 10* El 117 119 ail iiii 12* 12* 126 128 L iPm /1 i i lim 120 161 104 106 86 97 112 114 110 111 L I V I . i dig i r it dia i 24 Di1l Y 3 n n In in 130_ 135 101 24} 241 194 196 104 106 91 99 100 109 116 SS 29 19 Igi 93 NI 48 91 120 132 ITT 130_ .5 5 ILWAYS. 1 1 * * At li al , • 3141. 16 116 it 1 6 9 &se &Si 66 66 Ia 16 : 1 4 46 d ik s Ili 1 1 : 4 i 10P4011M IIL Ot.North.4p.e.lasaist, 100 60,9351 St. Norfolk 4 p.o.Mar.tilept. 100 8!,431 M., N. tout. 4p. et. lan.&July 100 610,000 St. Ort. Wore. *4%44 p.ct. 40. 100 •• 160. 1 800tWh N. LA. 4p. 44..100 i 0 14 The 0 ? 104 106 'iii ii Se S 11 IT 171 14 07 Se 60 07 V T 9 80 1101 it VII IN MIT 7 6 114 49 114 :16 vs 74 • % set ILO 70 VI 109 111 105 In 11 95 99 10 11 02 i 4 S IV* 1291 102 101 16 S 7 41 Si dls SI 100} 1001 :6die M pi 6 1 106 107 ,4 4 d 7 i 115 UT 6$ 161 86 86 61 68 6 7 46 46 tle I 00 Iti 4 11 401 41e 10 11 lislM es et in in _ ft n M a atoms. 104 106 _ 6 1 H IS 101 114 116 106 116 112 114 111 113 127 130 Si SS 111 114 2S la 113 110 112 114 166 US $7 SO 1161 Xdl 116* id' - 0 I T. 1 3110,410 SU Ocenntercial lOO 184, St. Do. 4p. ot. Pref., 1113 a lOO KOK SR art sad 100 SUS Wed India Bt. London lO5 1.910, SS St. Katharine lOO fen. lit. Southampton 100. et. Victoria k fe Do. New f.SKPO Oaa.Gov.6p.. Do.6poror Do. fpor Do. e VW 4. Do.6poret Do. spec al, Do. per ow Do. do. New Drumm. N. 11. Rolm° Do. 6 p. C., Do. 6 p. e., Nova Boats Deb. redeem. IL Asst. Oov. Da do. fp., if::: inansti Ip.e.Jon.& la 100 rant., 1879 lOO r cent. 1890 lOO r cent., 1562 lOO et. FebAtAug 100 et. Mars Sep 100 r oent lOO 10. Scrip. aw.oov.6p.ot lOO eGv. p. 6.1806 100 e., 1871 to 1876 100 e., 1888 11a 6 p. ct. Mg lee= 1875 0f.6 p. e. Bends 100 0 a .1011.1Jals 100 p. 6. Avr.6ool. 100 ni I 1101 9•1 10 Ile 1 _ m 108 196 21 e_ int me 6 dLo I SO, 1 K ..0 B Mired Or ircm6 1 lem 1 1. ift AMMO 110 ritish nil 220 110 1,014 .. Der. G. Con. rftrvisik ) 440 640 11 .. Kest lmost Miasma) 6.144 .. lest (*Radon Maid ft 91 4,000 .. LWIL Insert (Tavistk ) ft. le. 111 121 .. Grumbler &8R Aabyn l6l IN I 116 6.000 .. atlas South Tagus "NM .. G.Wh. Alfred (PhWaek) 12.18.0 1 4 16,606 .. G. Wh. Vor (Helton) f tl,4. .. 000 Grenville OU .. limod'aFoot 111.12n 29 80 6.000 .. Ilimpton Downs Seed 6. 1016 000 .. poet tha 1.8.6. Bg .. May Want) in 6,000 .. Nara Downs 1600 .. N. Frances (Maw) S9OO .. N. Wh. Barri (Mops) llse 6 6 — l.llB .. North Wheal Croft' 6,400 .. Par C 0... At. Blaze') 1.110 10 Providence (C. lalaM). 10.6.7. 46 47 16.000 .. Sortridge Con. Min. Co. 144. 11 If 612 .. 8. Caradon At Clear) ll 290 196 id 6, . .. S. Corn Brea ;Mopn) 011 . IS. von Iron & Gan Mining De ;Lim.) 406 .. S. W. Prances (Olopa) Matt 1.08 110 910 .. Stray Park 16.0. 61 63 — 9,000 6 ParnarBll.l6LeadlN.C. ft 61 6, • u 10 Tin Croft 30.000 .. Vale of Towe r (Co ) ) Ilia. Od. 1 6,000 .. Went Basset ( ) l7 181 ad —ad LOU .. W. Caradou ( ) 6 46 03 id 600 .. Weat Seem 612 .. Wb. Bogart (Mogan) 266 .. Wh. Buller (RWnth) 1 86 90 4,"• .. Wh. Edward (Oalstoak) ft If 1 1.016 .. Wh. Kitt' `Co. Want) 17.1 14 11 1,014 .. Wheal Mary Ana ilienhenlot) 1,060 .. Wh. Trelawney (Usk) 61 St 116 ad • ud FOIZION MINN No. I Ith. I Muse. I N ICL pima. I Sales. 116,000 10 Australian NM 1 Ban Accord, Limited Me. IMs par 10.080 81 lima.imp. (Matilipm ) Ift 1 11 11.000 10 Do. Bt. John del Rey 11 St 2/ 16.000 6 Do. Land & Ilin. Co. all NON 1 Cla.Con. Min. Co. Jam. f 16 11 — IMOOOO —46 Oobre Coplapo Copper 10,— 76,000 1 Dnn Mountain Oopper all 1 1 16,000 1 Fortuna : i ll 71 3 z - __ 10,000 90 Gazers' 10,000 1 OR Northern Copper dB. Australia Lim.) 1 1 1 dla 16,000000 11 Kapunda (Lim.) 6, S Unarm all I !I 10.000 6 Lusitanlan 103,811 1 60,000 1 I l e=Oopper al 1 Autralla (Lim) . 116 1 i Olt - 10,000 20 handlilverlssi all 6 100,000 6 Port 80.000 1 Scottish Andln. (Lim ) lb. 1 I dls ••• 411,17612.1111. Vslie4 Ve41 , ..m... all e i _ 30.000 1 Worthing (Lim) 19a. f i 40,000 1 Do. — JOINT STOGIE No. I Eh. I BAIU. I Ed. I CI. prima I halm. 18,000 100 Agra and U. Ser. Back . MO - - - 11,800 40 Australasia 10.000 SI Bank of Egypt 11,000 100 Bank of London 6O 62 IN id -ad Kw 90 Bank of Turkey 1 11 11 dB - 10,000 10 British N. America KM ID Chart. Bank of l Australis. and Ch adla, ina . all 20 101 .- 10,000 26 Chrtrd. ileac. of India, Lon., sad Cigna all 72 $4 - 6 000 100 City - 26000' 100 Colonial - - 871 7 60,00030.11 Com. of Canada ...... - -. 116,000' 100 Corn. of London - ad MOM 20 Ug.ScotgAusLChartd on 161 10 ad - id 00,0001 20 0. Sank of Switzerland all - -.- 0001 20 lon. Ch. Bank of Aunt:l all 211 231 .- 0001 60 Laudon and Comity - - MAO 50 Lan Joint Stock - 191; ad 11,000 10 London & South African 2 1 01 Ws - 80,000' 100 Lou, and Westminater lO -. .- 63 ad 14,000 100 Nat. Wm. of England 4l - - - 116000, 60 National Bank - 111400 1 90 New South Wales on - - - Ka° 16 Oriental Bank Corpora all - - - 10,000 TO Ottoman Bank 14000 100 Provincial of Ireland - - - 149010 10 Do. New - - - 111 South Australia - 60,090 25 Union of Australia - - - 94000 60 Union of London - - ?Ai 1,6011 100 Unity Mutual OO -.- - 16111C1L1A131005. No. 19a• COMPANIES. lEdI CL prism 1 Sales. 10, 10 Anglo-Mexican KIM - 14 26 Australian Added... - ND 1000 Atlantic Tel (Um).- all - - - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks all 6 5/ - .... 60 8116 American Land - 6, 90 let& Irish Mag. TeL A all OS 118 - 41Y fa Do. B 7 per c. till 1862 all 19 11 - 11,710 10 Do. C - 8,916 Canada land all- 1,000 10 82.1 Channel blanch TeL (L) an 114 117 - ... ismoo et. oop.llls.olEng..tBt. an - - - MOM 26 Do. Pref. f 1 per nat. an 14 104 - I,onon IL Cnatal Panes lOO 30 31 31 100,820 86 Do. rrafernas IN Pt 101 -. 260,000 et. Do. Sp. M Emit 1003 . 70 166 107 .. 700.000 tn. llectrie Tosapagn - 7,100 II Do. New U par Ipm - 70,000 I Eng. and Aust. Cop. 20,000 16 Oen. Steam Navigation 14 - - - 830,000 1 Crest Ship (Limited) - 100,000 1 Do. 174 p er Mt Pre- I 4 as par - 11,0006 Lon. District TeL (1.) uII Ms - 60,000 ID London Discount (L.) 100,000 6 Loa. Om. Omnibus Co. all 1 11 - 60,000 Si Madras Irrign. a Canal 1 It Spn If 10,000 10 MantarnasesailinTel an - - - 11,000 10 *Kilter. Ex. TM. (Um) all 3 4 - 80,000 111 National Discomd Os. • 1 11 11 Ms ad -ad 0,000 10 NerhuddaCoaktiroo(L) 6 2 11 Ms - 11,810 10 Netherlands land .. - all - 80.000 6 Do. Bp. c., is. atl dia all i l 14 - 1,724 100 N. Brans. a Lot eo LoL SO 11 - 188,676 1 W. Brit. Australasian all . 1 1. 1 - 60 , I • tal Gee - 6 0 . ' 1 Do. " New Shares' lsa. it par - 10,''' 10 . In. fltm. (Lirm)4 a - -. 11 10,'•• 10 Do. do. II 0 - - - 900, • • It real River Lein JCL IN 47 60 - 10 ,' so EMIL sad Often. Steam all 76 77 - 20.000 SO Do. New - aOOOO 90 Bad Sea & Ind. TeL 41 a for Mys. byDr. Gov. an 1114 14 - 10,'' SO . .y'ros - 10,000 II Do. New all 4 04 - 111,000 100 Royal Mall Steam - 10 40 51 - 2,000 St. • Amt. Invasion, 100 122 12.6 id -ad 14,200 25 South Australian laud all 11 444 - 16,000 1 Subszarive TeL Strip - 76, 1 Do. dn. Fanslanal all -. 60,000 90 Trust d Ln. Co. Up. Cam 6 - - - 14,000100 Van Diatom's Lad.- 14 94 104 - lei ti k "4 A 4 TI 10 ye 4 di* I Dm i. 114 99 100 19 1 100 T o t 121 tl 90 92 T 1 74 _ _ *it It 2.1 « ts i f dal 96 98 i die par 11l i Wl' t "toff usTs.—THIS ,D4x 7 'Two o'Cioci a t L " ns - railirseiliere market to-day is steady, et as regards London and North Western r which has declined per cent. The Eal , principal business has been in Midland, ro which has risen I per cent. There is also He an improvement of per cent. in Great Western. Present quotations are as follows :—London and ies North We tern stock, 1024 to 103 ; Great Western, 724 NO to ; Midland, 1294 to 130; Lancashire and York so - shire, 1094 to 110 ; Caledonian, 934 to 94 ; so Great Northern, 1174 to 1184 ; South Eastern, 90 110 to j ; and Eastern counties, 564 to 4. Lmbardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted so Ito 04 dis.,showin no reoavery. The Indian and 100 Canadian railway share are quiet. WIDMANN BEAM AND WOMB. el 100 10 )fi 66} &Si i dim Ng il On - x 1 1301 71 i ui ir SI 1111 N WO ; ; VT 14 1 . _i dia ls 8 die 97 ilii 91 1i at, I T ! I 1112 115 111 'di 106 100 100 901 1071 110 gel I—__ 51 30) 12 1 r .... 0 I 116 105 r 1091 JI