The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (YlllB DAY.) coURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Yr, Commierrower Gonlbora.) -HELL AND WALICEL 11111.41W•P1.A77 TItADY.. . ..•u exaaninstioa meeting under the bankruptcy ltualieU and Alfred Walker, who were described • ... nraeutelurvia of Wood-street. the prelinueary statement furnished by Messrs. .1. sod Tyler, of Ormiliam.Mmet, it appears the nu > ~niunt to ltk:141. L. 7.1., while there are ..0 bill.. receivable to the extent of 6,9•44/., of • •. only a email proportioa are expecte.l to rank the estate. The assets amidst of g0...11104m 1,4011 f., •to tarty APert. This is one of the numerous failure% ▪ Lire meetly taken place is the straw plait trade :•..I +eh distress at Luton, partly analog from the I. mg unfavourable to persons eiii.aged in that .t• imiklater, for the weirs:ire., tail h. understood an • 1 . 1. ,, 0t was required in r..wsequettee of the voluminous 1 the accounts. The imugmees also required a Account as there was a large amount or some.- .r• -x hills dud. suppose this is another use in the •..., ?role! rt I.:oklater --N..; but they have been denheg in en . •i *AMC way in the straw plait trade. ..intoinatnin was then adjourned to the god Novem . • .111 ridargial protectios to the bankrupts. 7 . : • was the .livkleed meeting in the matter of Benjamin a.. 4 Bermowlaeretieet, Southwark, loather merchant, case was fully reported a few .lov woos. ea. stat. 4 that • &videos' of la in the pound would . • I. .kelared epos debts between 7,0001. sad 8,0001., and . ii,e toad dividend idtimately to be received will he l or :k in the pound. ar PALLIEII. 1 ., lunkrupt, Elias Parker, a boot an.l .boernaker, of , Ilighodreet, Aldspite, applied to j 0... her examine . .•, ro. .I.les waned and wialicureil are SAW. • pro fi t; ~ .1 air/. : trade expenses, Iref. ; home ' and par .!, lours ICY. 1... 1.41‘ Assips.• replied that the amounts were full The ruminattw was therefore adjourned until •Jr I . - :tkro 3.1 r. Couintiasioaer Fame. ALAI.A. . . Ilumpbr..y Slack, was also a bootmaker, v. 10, BroJ•strett, Itemling. This ti sa examiaa _ _ - LlnkrUpt . . 11.14, are stat...l by Ye. Fsbanad Harding t I,luo/. and 1;3301., mid tiara is about NW. in . th.• iund. dl'aansa, the uncial ausigwee. It is . oreangerneois are being us& for super .. h. j %by lunkruptry. Ir appeared that there was a probability of the saw ir 1,m.; obtaannl. and the 'bankrupt not having ren rr.l Amy a:counts, an adpuranient took place. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. !Before Mr. Conummioner Nichols.) 1. mt. TOE liLt. 111.. tar F1 , 0.11C4.—T111 TICAIt Of itatOottoarli. f,.:• :aa.lrcat, ri.ar of Mt. Ass. , Wandsworth, whose • ea. lirfore the roan ore a former °conies, earns up • ... IL. quo o's pries for adjudication. Mr. fiargood iopeanol for the imadirent. Ir It inett, of the firni of Naivety end Bennett, the a , .1“..e1. et.daneera, owned au the Int imaraieralon, on hint tm. bed accepted areoramodattoo awl that Ip• bed leen enlaced to supply goods to Mrion. Grove., Meader...ea sad ro. IM that occasion the wisil•soiwr tatineaMil that Mr. Bassett had seam IMM I a complaint. and that it would be hi. petaled duty proseemar a politioat. Mr. fleineett .114 lad spl. at to•else, and seetelking was Meet% a with...aut. Vr 1 . ..tun0t...,....er Ntrh..ll told the iirodreat that the .0.0,1 it of the, ort would he that Ise be imprimood at is. e•iit of Mr. Kemal fora period of seven ealemilar Laoiet from the date th e reeling order, for cootrrusig ~10it without ora.owiele expeetataem of payment. Th.. :moires* wolicel to Meow whether he was remanded at 110- aim of the wsnetal creditor. The learmal l'oetenemeoner said he was di.chorged as to th- Attar rrohtury. The omolveet aoil Mr. Monett had bees aettled with, .1.4 Mr. oary•al mid he inbreed tame had hese mom reeietame with that pmeleman. The ...art adjourned the OM for a week to ietertsia both,r oppostioe WM withdrawn. rine am...pal for a coeditor. THE POLICE COURT& (TlllB DAY.) tit •ILDHALL. De•rrre igTEI •XD /I** , o beraff, s ysssesysris bootineker, wan ehorgod 6 lee t Hermon liniteplinty with amlnertutly neglecting So torture . - erk.a.. • rbtralied to hint Ay Mentro Hickman, .4 Mougahrid. wnlias oglit .Isys, th.lint. pnacribsd by Act f Vstisussse. To. [wirer nye anwelersdal 'pat • armlet lry Arra 1 . ...44.4.4,1..tiv. "sal., awl the raker in sup. r i .4 th o er that he recsived 11. orternila fee • tads .4 L. 4. vo. the kb wf Arriat, and le had re -tior.l 1b... Application err onde at hi. tedginga, sad t a. thr gnarl hr.. hod left rens. 'the riew.a.wr ..M be had bemstiikea ill, awl ahlipd • the w.elt mot t.• a mesa who pit &oak sari rr..i rail I like Lb. tirker. He ....LI haw rwhasswil them. hot As had beasts. ill to work. glrlrehasa U. aild, wailer the., eireuni•braels, if the pron. to tM ki. beet b. lake bores the pee kV a moot! 1.. An it is. Ilia primer peusaiwrid, sod was acconliagly l'LEltKb\ W ELL rienegtmu CA•S OP Jceotu DIPIUMT. Iralwam Pliappe, • ssaart.lookiag 6/. oaly to vests of • riniabag se tlatkaarrell, Ina dogged with n.lilery. The prowase. alarms:lt young. has several tames tat. toranatilgas petty thefts arid haa frevieutly .• Waal his mathar, re apparently bard-workiag ao.l re• • r ' Safi. finale. 0. uae urivaioa he •toppal a •If a it. •teweh., masaulte.l aid nihne.l it Ve• tent.. is.. terireier • . moniker lett a mull won of money aO.l w 1.11.. she was atrwat Is* stole it. The pc, ▪ r Ilir ro•Aber . • rile.rwee at ha. t rot a. ••t• .1 al. • hail lot of heen in the li•lnt .4 .t 1 , 1•64 suit late at loghl r tttt ttsal that his trootlier's datiment was • ••fmi't. .1 a.. mere Mr If hr. .nt ken, t.. the Felthgin Reformatory fennel kr slam Team EI:MEW OP THE WIPEOF THE REV. LBW!.( FRI.:. After a aerie, rd tinsuerosaftil attentlits to rt-seue • • wile from the inductive of the .hrrh•Agapernonite. Ivather Prin. e , the trerseversore of the Roy Lewis Pace st length Ireeis rewanksl Ito the attainment .4 hi. hag ' , slit for Obiart- Ike Endry Lut Mr. Pries had intianst,n that Mrs. Price was at Ezetrr. awl he at once proceeded t. Mier to seems. bar. Although he found, oa Ins arrival that aty, that Ins was on ghee tight track, yet the bird hal flown, sod Iw was Lain duarroantal. lli. age . ", 1.....er, followed up the search, while Mr. Price returtwal Itratgwater, in order to awsit further intelligence, which '•lstlrt Iw terrivol roan the, or *orate other quarter. The • awe' arev.e.1...1 in tee, mg Mrs. Prtee to thiliabury, slier. she anti Mrs. Starlit,l another follower .4 Prins*. •. te located The agent went to tialishory and found the two •orepapons together. Ile also uw them go to Willtua •t morn to Sslishurp. with new honnets and wearing , ptssrel, m ovh rto efts t thur dia.mese. Ile forts-Anted a tel-grstale imasage to Mr. Prier, who hat no time in fol. • • .1 4 uy the ...Vat, cad sa Thema,. afternoost male the .• .4 his way to ashabury when be sum after •tits:eelled • • .1. , iliac Li. Wife at tar 1.•IIi11111, in c•unitty with Mr.. lin M esloralar afternoon he retnrued with Mn. t• • '-• Itridgwater. where 1,, arrived it about half•past ti - • the rrenint:, 1.11 •11 , 1 hot alight from the traits. It.- s oa 10, wile, with Mr.. *silty. pror.ssded U. I llatton• • •rt • 1,..0• M.. P in< h as 1••••iii•••,nly La., up hie Ac..ut w.a. "a by an earlier train to snake the Dacus t •ri I rlg•int M. for their nee..iiintotlat.•4l. A oquinuuiciition town Manedleg, written at .55 s:neley night, asp : -"The Emperor awl Ernprees ~,ng the railway Mauer lore after their arrival, 4• I open carriagewndfour with postilions, Mantled ' ie ('.4.11... awl Generillpr N.y, sidwde-erunp l.• tricks, their sews in the num earrimp. imp rot oon'ye proeeetk.l to the prefecture by the la 1 4161 Arnie... the .11Ieot .le 1,. )(Wilma awl 1* sad lbe nom W. Ferreul UPI Monti:rind : • 1, •13. .4 the departinestal gendarmery, • .letach vat .1 Human, awl a strops detachment .4 C•rit t.ardeo forming the escort. la the ear , • .4.4. •h.. /I followed these Majesties were Y. Perna, l'• `- .1 the liwebe , -du 11:ione ; V. ler,unle, insy.w of e )I.cr 311stenol, Hol.op Marseille,: the .fh,./.44 1 %.,•1•41, 14 pisrfiber, and a ireat ouniher of high military functionaries. Five buielr.,l lobe, of ettieed in elexant toilette*, were in waiting s' 41 0 Pr , 1-rture to e.eieplinient t 1...m314p...b.... A depute ' . %.411I; gut, came to "tier bouquet* to the Empress. I them. Maar. daughter .4 the III•VOf ad. . -.. ••••1 *-11 turned compliment to her Majoity. The I •- • . pt..** . .... ineneed immediately after: they took ' "S the VUNI ohm .1 the prefecture, which had helm .2.• 4 ' , 11..11164. • tlonsbe- MIA splendidly ole.....rated. "• • -.I lo.k there was • grand dinner." E . 4 •1 I" 4 1.14 floy.r. —A general court wool held '•niAr owning at the lint India House, I,redenhao. .• c theta g a oteutleenaa es • director "4- nom .4 the bite Nape John .trthur Moore. The oirelelite to ill the vacancy was Eric Carringtoa Br the tem...4 the curt the p.II remained 4.il • a s .4.1.11.4 atbeeveoitrg, at which henries was dir • , 1 .baly ele tel. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER - 13, 1860. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two WI:koom In the railway share nu/keg to-day the • ipal feature is a rise of about 1 per mat. in][i dlaad stock, which is in very active demand. There is also a decided advance in North Eastern stocks, par ticularly Leeds Northern. London and North Western has improved about per oent. Other descriptions are generally steady at yes terday's prices. The quotations now cur rent are for the new account, and are as follows : London and North Western stock, 1001 to f, ; Great Western, 72f to 73 ; Midland, 125/ to 1261 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1121 to South Eastern, 86] to n ; Caledonian, 93} to 94 ; and Eastern Counties, 531 te 1. The settlement is in full progress. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have fallen to 11 to If dia. Grand Trunk of Canada Rail way stock is more inquired for. Indian railway securities are steady. OADIKAJIT /AMWAY& AND NIOCKS. lades grime yesterday. Plea WoL adkartral 1114.3da.,diasseJams Maskbara Myth wad Wait Doskas.illskdAlid.C Erlidsi sad imam Odakadaa Qat sad lead= Connran Do. A J A mods. astUO Do. /I 1 p.a. la paid So IL %Wu sadl~ J. Daad.,Psatia IsAbdJa. Ina Kagan' ti. Do. Stock !fast B:intk Ditto Edinburgh and Olosigoot F.dinbro , Perth, Modes ►ortL sad Clyde JOAO. Glasgow & 8. Western 4/rest North of Scotlaadi I . I EKT. th - 14;1 at. Sou* West. (Ita ) Widera _ nBll U U ni 121 le 7 IN IN Sti SI ii le IT 4 U , 40 It U 30 St it iSe 110 e 111. a - 14 i vli 1 1 us c 100 - 100 100 100 103 100 W a SI If N 97 i 1 rla a 1 71 7Ws 94 911 94 IN 91 99 99 N IS IN no 96 i 87 49 a 11 dis 8 T I T 6 I 6 T IIa OBI It Ma OS M I I du urr swain 1 w - - 69 1 1 :11 Ne 1 6 i 12i Ills 11l 102 - 1 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY'S RACING AT DONCASTER. TO TNT EDITOR OF TIT TIMM& SlR, —The St. Leger has resulted in the triumph of onitof those "doubtful" home that have had so much their own way this year, fur St. Albans was booked a " dead 'un " by many of the layers, and his owner was nut coolitkot eoough to back him for money, having after the race asserted as a remota that the horse was not half pre- Howse's, be won very cleverly, and, despite the lb penalty, ha will be heady for the Cup if they pull him out against such homes a. High Treason (31b extra), Urn we, - Wallace, sad Thormanby (71b extra), not forgettiog Wizard idlb extra?, Mouravieff, Wild Rose, sad one or two others who cannot quite be clamed with St. Leger and Derby winners. Umpire ran very for went in the race to-day, until St. Albans came away from him, when Forilharn ceased to perse vere, and I cannot but suppose that the Yankees will be compensated for their di appointment by carrying off the Cup. The other races on Friday promise well, for the Wisard has a "clipper" no his own distance to meet in the Don Stakes, one mile, and Buccaneer showed to-day he can go pretty fast, although I cannot help rowing in with Whitewall and the Wizard. In the Doncaster Stakes, for 3-yr-elds, one rule and a half, St Albans has 10Ibe., and the Wiserd 511 as. extra to Caere, which may keep them away as tape Flyaway i s a dangerous antagonist for Lord Another'''. colt, and he should win, after being reamed fur it all the week. In the 21110 soya Sweepstakes, for 3-yrelds, St. Leger course, Tam Bowline must take can of Northern Light, the ground being in every way waited to the latter ; hut the Park Hill Stakes, 3-yr-old fillies, St. Lager course, will produce • race enth three or four, as Catawba, Emily, Stockade, and Lady Trespass am all very St, mad ia spleadad form. The last mentioned did not perform very well ia the Pita yesterday, but the extra three-quarters of • mile may prove more suitable to her, and she ought to dispose of Catawba and Emily, who do not like travelling too far at one start. Stockade, however, should greatly annoy her ladyship, if we may believe in what they said of her before York, that she d "do" Donner and Blitz at borne, as the latter proved himself a good bone in the Done:Later Plate. Aerie, Moorhen, who was only a lad second to Stockade when receiving 71be. at York, won the Great Yorkshire Handicap from the highly trio! Chen Am* which speaks so highly in favour of Stockade, that I can not bet couple him with Lady Trespass to gm at the winner.— l am, kc., METEOR. Doseastar, Wadaeaday. (sT manioc TZLIGRAPIL ) DONCASTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SCARBOROUGH STATUS. One mile. Sweetasace, Cheesecake, and (ps Flyaway an here. - - ZETL.4.IIII STAKES. One mile and a half. &mu*, Vesta, TIN Wizard, The Hap, and Vanquisher am ham. PORTLAND PLATS Five (crimp 152 yank. Twilight, Prelude, Mae Friday, Tiara, Rir William, Nicbolas, Lord of the Halsor, Horace, Gleaback, Viatica, Lady Wellesley, &pita, General Ham, Tight!lC Media". Emily, Onitmaini, Lanoline, Grenadier, Juliet, Chance Slim, Parasite, Dodo* lantern princess, Belle Donna, Prudence, LnaM , Tattoo, Tomo, Chirper, Comm, sparkle, Lady , Feasna, Violet, Coronet, Bayonet, utbosh, Snort* Lde, end Icarus are here. !MUMMERS OF 10 SOTS. &ma 'wimp 214 yar‘.. Ras/chile. Pebble, Heliooa , Authoress, Loagshot,Chariag CROWN Klarikol, Guaira, Parasite, and lamas are here. EBRINGTON STAKES. Seven tarloap 214 yards. Jingling Johnny, Pebble, &cloaks, Sir Wil liam, Veda, Sis. to H Vergir-main•Nicht, Lady Off den, &atom Pyrenees, F Folkestoor, Lopeatcher, Colossus, tpeins of Um Vale, Restos, Brown Duchess, Lava, and Dictator are here. CLITILAND HANDICAP. One mile. Lead Nikes, Comforter. Itelude, Kin of Dnum Al t l dik illw aeirma, Olenlinak, Noorvock, First Lord, Magma, Lord of (lie Manse, Syringe, Staid of the Mist, Grenadier, Chime Shot, L Digby, and Coronet are here. BANK 01 ENOLAND.-(21113 DAY.) The half-yearly wort was held at noon this day. The Gammon (Mr. Emmy Deb* stated that the met _t. toe the hall.yenr audio dwelt 31, lad been 710,1431. • asking the anisent at rent en that day 3,734,1391. After providing fey • dividend el 5 p.r cent. ter the half-year, the reel Wald be 4006,489 i. (Haar, hear.) The direetan. therefore► pregneed a dividend of totem. and relies se the 10th of Oeleher. of 5 pre tent. without deducting' eel seasunt of beanie One. flu divideed woe declared ecoordiagly. The court thell adjosneed tat ronday meet, at 11 &cluck, is ceder to emirs the &Annie/dies of the nest ing II ballot, the present rate of dividend weeding the kat M. acorso. of Layton. asked bow it was tiot so krg• a n asoosott se 210,000 f. bad boss trassforrod to ti. ...t la lb. wadi of August bat? The Goritimoit raid the bon. proprietor was very many answered. lie would please to hear in mind that the Bank ►eld a very large number of ineestnieuta upon which interest was sorruirm, and it was therefore necoesary to lake a calculate°a of the amount that would become due os the .11. t of Angmt. That wee the reason of the large increase in the rest, which the lion. proprietor would always perceive took place about the 24th of August. (Hear.) Mr. ri.aitgr proposml a vole of thanks to the Governor, Ihmutv.Goveraire, and Court of Directors, for the judicious and efficient manner in which they had condectedthe slain of the lank during the ball year. (Cheers.) This having been carried unaniniomly, The tiov rest awl,-On behalf of the Court of Directors, I hes to return you our warmed acknowledgineuta for this elms...lion of the manner in which you appreciate our pad year'. masagetuest ; and I be to assure you that oar unomitting exertions dull sot be wanting to promote the interv.ts of the corporation to the utmost of our ability. (Cheers.) The court thea adjourned. LORI) STANLEY ON TEE INOWSLRY MIN/ At the dinner of tin Mnineheater and Liverpool Agricultural :cutlet/ at Belion,yeeteniay, laird Itvasititv, VLF., whi—l do not know if many of throe whom I bane now the pleasure to address were present there. If they were I hope they enjoyed the sight ; but of this I am sere that se one of the vast ccieseoures there assembled can have espies" it half so much as he by whose invitation snow 130,030 of his neighbours came to pay him the omiplinsent of a visit at home. Perhaps you will allow me to express a hope that with that mar vell ais display of patriotic feeling which has been witnessed in this country luring the present year, the volun teer movement will sot die away when the nietuory of the cirsumstanees that gave it birth begins. to fade, but th a t it will because a permaneet r art of the instilutiou. of this enuntrv. I believe it has dons mon thaa any inere.ow of the reviler army issailily could have done to elevate the "amnion of E ng l an d amon g the notices of Europe; and I think so for this reason, that it has shown to every fereigu pq.ulatioo, and to every foreiot prince, that iu the. cooutry, however it MeV he elsewhere, the governnleUt ;MI the nation lir” one.—(.•heere)—.,nd that whoever ,ont e i a ls with England has to do not merely with an army. hut with the united nation in arms. (Hear, hear.) It i. a purely .defensive movement. It bee in it nothing of azsgeoasiou. It can same no fear, no jealousy, in any foreign eoantry. Awl it is nothing sew. It is only what our fathers melee similar eircunistsuaces did before us. It is only a practical recognition of the sound old prineiple that, in ease of emergeocy, in ease of invasion or danger of invasion, the elate ha• a right to the services el every able bialiesl man. We cannot base great ravishment greet volunteer demonstration. ev er y wee k , la the year, and it is not deso n ti o on „„ n ;"'..„„z„; that we should ; but there is one kind of volunteer demon *tuition which we may have very often, and with compere, tively little treahls--1 mean thaw ehooting matches, whieh are very common abroad, of which the first example in this reentry Innen at Winsbleslim, end which I hole before loot we shall see introduaed into every county in England. I hope that they will take a Owe among our nati o n a l awunementa for they are as amusement, as well as a memo of military discipline ; and I hope that we shall see one, at lihmt, fin every! County in Lett awl if that is to he the ease, I am here that shire wool be left behind. (Hear, hear.) I hare wan dered a little fr o m the suhyeet ;my only incase is, that in talking to you shout volunteers, I have been referring to that subjeet which I know has for some time past been forewent in toy father', mind. (Haar, hear.) The Prince Arobbiehop of Vienna hen arldresuied • letter to the clergy sad faithful of his diocese, requesting them to wiliscribe for the persecuted Christians in Syria, hid terminating am follows :—" Recommence afterwards the sulwriptiona fur the extraordinary went' of the Holy Sea, and do so the inure actively from the fact that the danger which menaces the States of the Church is increasing every day. An audacious chief of perilous has been able, by the sui,pot of the revorutionary party, and of those who bolsi to sham in him spoil, to conquer Sicily sod to threatim the thnme .4 Naples. Will eatholies do nothing to protect lb , iiheritance of St. Peter, and to chock the increasing dims lotion of moral and legal under?" (;11L.IT HOSPITAL, KINOI-CllOllll.-- Sumirer of patients for the week sad* September 8, 110, of which 312 were new asses. I* 1110 10 HO US Ottedoeinn, £lO 'Corna►G, 6 per cent. Dun. Pert h,t Aber. Jun. Mast An6ll►n, A, b p. ct. Do. 11, Do. C,7p. et. &Conn. 1.1.,5p.ct. No.l, Do.do. No.! Do. NeT.6 p. et d 1..! intern •uloo. 4p. et. 1 idln..t Glower 6p. ct. I Idln..Perth.Dua,4. p.c. Urea& Northern. 6 p. et. Do.l.c' heist 10 p.M.pre. Do. 4 per cent. Do.6p.c.red at& p.c.pm. 04.14" dootleadjet Fred OlNest Berkadflants, Do. redeem. p. mot Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. arredmm. 4 p. et Do.4p.ct-redeem Pref. De. arm. Net. Sham De.CheetorPl.Bh.ltp.c. De. de. do. &p.a. De. Nem Ow. Kook Do amel Oat. Ones 107 17S 115 114 115 111 131 155 11121 73 2 114 IS i 1111 Jim a oo uo iii Ds - 4; 7 -47 De. de. do Lade./ Yong*. 0 p.c.lt. 1da.111400...11p.e. Goa. 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Nrll SIMMS an Itomegisa Treat Ppd an Parl 2, Lynes...4W* all 'Parte sad Orleans 13 lawn., and B. ttiememer (Pernambuco)). try 14 ' and lin all Ilea Rome mild . • all Royal lhnlch all Royal 8.M1.h all Do. 7 per oast. all Sambre and Krum_ all De. 51per Lent. nye I asarsalio(Ura.l.7 pan& 11 &Aug Lors.V.o44ea. all &leathern et Prance an 'Wait Ylandera 0711 Da. lerle all Walt s. W. el Tramp all I Wallin el LlPAiria lio.9iourVaLou3.9o. fAucaahlrelt yor.kal4r.• Eao o7raidßii;kvsclf Load= I if !rib brads. 1!.rti4=‘ , ...,,, Do. 'gelidill Rciu!.,lllNLALLusoki Iletropaltia Maud . .. DA: MIL a Darby Mid. OA W•Mars c al m e ) Nevanalls and Newport, Abar.,Jcilase. Newry* ArnselAdat Newry. Warman. las Norfolk nrt lora Comities Da N orti Arttlah cell De' ea BAIL &D Dn. A N. Nularn-11!ryfick no. -a.a_tro~e:~ n:. 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(Lm ) United Neiman Worthing lam) Do. 10,0120 1 80,000 12,000 10,000 76,000 25,000 10,0011 Per t U S t it ," 1% ni i k tPm MOOO 16.000 10,000 103.316 40,000 10,000 WOOD 110,000 43,174 SCOCII 10, vuki 22,600 10,000 6,000 60,000 10,000 IL/00 10,010 j JOINT STOOK Agra and U. Hier. Hark 'Austnsata Bank of Egypt Bank of Lon.lon Bank of Turkey &Utak N. America Chart. Bank of India, Australia, and Chlua . Chrtrd. Mere. of India, lan., sad China =al i 144 79 81 20 101 40 öl Ile a al e ao,oool ii:iii: 10) 111 12 34 67 0 SS 37 1 mof Canada Com. of London Lb& Soot.* Aul. CUM G. Bank of Switzerland Lon. Cit. Bank of Austrl London and Count y London Joint Stock Loudos & *mita African Lou.L and Wootinlostor NM. Prot. of England Do. Now. 10 11l 16 114 ne 24 1 01 dim IT National Bank New &nth Wales Oriental Dank Corpora Ottoman Hank ,Provincial of Ireland l 6 171 - i6 26 02 60 100 South Australis ;Union of Australis lUnlon of London lady lei kitio ! ihiel IVO lime &ow aso.ooe = l ido. no, TIMM TAW TO MO 11,000 )ILPAAII Anido-Ilszkaa Mad Australian AdridaL • • • • TeL (La.) Drib Watirweeks.. DAL Murk= Lad Sell A lAA Mi. TEL A Do. Da 1 7 pore. ill MIE 0 Lad 14 IsiaadeLL (L) 61Das.di Los& PM Pa Ti per Nat Lwa _ rrefeamee _ - 14 lb II 111 Si I 10 SI SS 117 IS 21 It 14 ,114 111 iii ,ooo 111,0:0 , 10,000 O 1 000 Do. p ia st= Deb. atesene Do. New Dm. sad Aut. Dep. Ova. Moss Neelgallee One& Nap (Limited) Do. 171 per cent. Prot Lou. DMA& TeL (L) London Disease{ (L) Clew. Omnibus Os Nedra trrtp. & Curl KedlieweawudDee.Tel. godlier. Cc. Tel (las.) National DlasomB 00.. NortoollsCoalarea(L) Notherlauds ;AO_ 10,000 10,000 111,000 SAW 141IC 76.00, 75,006 60,000 10,030 l ormiud Do. lip. Z Is. at 1 Ili. N. Bruns. & N. Boot Ld. N. Mt. Atutrahars Gas _D. 1 . N• w ahm." : f,PaOrt .s. kali. - Do do. peel a.Dlss. liver Dogarum It lela nd so De. Dior ad _llsk lb Did. Te. aiieoyLMll•• tram =law Berl Mall Mous §cottYla Auld. InII AoattNl~s itTo;•;117; 7 1;1. - 8a1T. - : Do. do. LogialairlH tad I La Ca Up Pa ran Oternee's toad—. I au a • IN 1 4 lISe SS U IN WS IN IN 161/ MI i din i pm Ile gi t_# dI s 11 li ,n. II 1. II li pea 3 4 If 11 Ms 3 I SW I 1 i 1 i la Par 47 SO 76 74 lie 13 4 NI in lee ld tb si se in us 111. j J ei 91 11 10i Nii 161 15 isi — ... 101 411 THE CALEDONIAN RAILWAY.—At the half-yoarly meetiag of this company, held at Glaegow on Tuesday lest, Mr. Saliteld in the chair, a dividend of 4i per coot . was declared oc the ordinary stOck, payable on the 25th inst. The chairman coogratulakd the meeting on the prospects of the company, and stated that the most amicable feelings existed between the board sad the directory of the Edia hergh and Glasgow and Scottish Central. The retiring directors were re-elected. mise .... .. Oaa.GovAlvoimilaL 100 .... .. Do. ever mt., 1979 lOO .... .. Do. ire wad L 79 lOO .... .. Do. Spar ood, LIII lOO .... .. Do. Spa et lob.llAog 100 .... .. Do. lipe A. NarAllsv UV ems i Do. 6 per wad 100 i Do. do. Ocztv 03 .... .. Now Bransw.Oov.e pd U 0 .... .. N. 9. Wake Go. 6p. a 149 .... .. Do. 6p. c., 1971 lo UM .... .. Do. 6p. c., 1916 .... .. Nova &AL op. A. 909 —.. .. Dab. modem. IST .-6 . .. .. 11. Art. Gov. Ily. a Boa&00 1 .... .. 91e. Gv. Ilv. d aa.tiali 101 .... Dada • p.a. air.eoa NS 11iTia. 1 1 -7- • ---1 is ii ia la X ll pm 1 411 1 4 11 41* 411 1004 Par Lai. par 101 1051 I ~ti e dl pmi tle 19 ii 91 110 11f 110 llf 1013 UM - - 1014 MlO 1061 NI MO 00 100 1073 1081 10 110 i lat MI 4 t 6 2 1 210 2io 435040 1172 ine loit lie t 11i se in 111 11 1 2 4 14 64 44 44 64 0 ai 6 6 • ID 111 131 4 h B 47 206 1f 306 If 21 I 128 135 66 06 q 17 13 71 77 190 310 130 13$ SO 36 _ _ . . 1 14! lit U 116 98 4! 4$ 10_ p 991 9401 100 101f 1.0 1 2 . ... I _ ei l i 44 MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. Notwithstanding the continuance of very fine weather, the fluids to-day are dull, owing to the apprehensions inspired by the crisis in Italian politics. There is, however, no decline in prices, which are quoted exactly the same as yesterday afternoon. The principal business in the Stock Exchange has been in connexion with the settlement in the railway share market. The only striking movement in prices is a rise of 1 per cent. in Midland Railway stock. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 87fr. 80c., being sc. lower than the last price of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931 and 93 for money, and 931 for the account. The present• quotations are 93} to for cash, and 931 to g for the 11th Oct. The official business report is as follows :—New Three per Cents. (transfer books shut), 931 ; India stock, 218; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859,1031, I ; ditto Bonds, 55., Oa. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 961 ; ditto Five-and-a : Half per Cent., 102 ; Exchequer Bills, 44., ls., prem. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been upon a moderate scale. There is very little change in prices. Venezuela Three per Cents. are rather firmer. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 734 to 74, and that of 1858, 574 to ex div. Sales are recorded as follows Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 874 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 30 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 211 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 434, ; ditto Three per Cents, 1856, 1857, and 1859, 43 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 934, 94 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 634 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481, 4 ; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., 394, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 73! ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 574, 4, ex div. ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for ac count, 234. The Shannon has arrived from the West Indies with 111,0001. in specie. . _ The commercial demand for money continues slack, and the supply appears to be increasing. In the open market the rates for good sixty-day bills vary from 4 to 32 per cent. There were, accordingly, few applications at the Bank yesterday. An instalment of 8 per cent. falls due on the Canada Loan of 2,800,0001. on Monday next, and one of 10 per cent. on the Russian Loan introduced in June last. There were no transactions iu bullion at the Bank yesterday. Advioes have been received of the departure from Melbourne of the following gold ships, namely : The Dover Castle, with 57,130 oz. ; the Orwell, with 37,877 oz. ; and the Red Jacket, with 38,1200 z. The Maidstone, with 48,784 oz., and the Blue Jacket, with 31,378 oz., previously reported, are also at sea, making the total on the way hither 853,0001., of which 320,0001. (by the two latter vessels) is now due. Telegrams quote the exchange at Hong Kong as. 10d., and at Shanghae 6s. Bd. These rates show no variation of importance compared with those previously received. The telegrams from Constantinople allude to the approaching despatch of the Grand Vizier on a visit to the money markets of Paris and London. At St. Petersburg the exchange on London has risen to 36id. The tallow market is reported by telegraph as firm, at 494 re. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1201. ; the Great Wes tern an increase of 1,0321. ; the London and North Western an increase of 3,7441. ; and the Great Northern an increase of 1,3701. The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending August 25 were 12,4791. sterling, being 2,9491. more than for the corresponding week of last year. The number of miles open is 970, being 90 more than last year. Yesterday was " making-up day" in the share market. The preparations for the settlement indicate, as regards several of the principal British railway stocks, a decided absorption, partly for investment and partly on borrowed money. The rates of " continuation," except as regards Midland and one or two other descriptions, were, accordingly, light. The following shows the terms current at the commencement of business : London and North Western . to per et. continuation. Midland -16 to percent. do. Lancashire and Yorkshire -16 to d per cent. do. Great Western -16 to 3-16 percent. do. York and North Midland Berwick -16 to per cent. do. South Eastern -16 tot per cent. do. Great Northern 1 to I is; coat. do. -1616 - 3-16 per cent. do. 1-16 to 3-16 Per mot. do. Great Western stock was scarce, and at the close the dealers were borrowers of it to the next ac count. The supply of Lancashire and Yorkshire was likewise limited, and the "continuation" de clined to 1-16 to 3-16 per cent. On London and North Western the clotting rate was "continua tion, givers," and on Midland, I " continuation, takers." The extent of the outstanding speculation, on the whole, is unusually With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The demand for American securities in London continues good, and a considerable arnouet of business has been tran sacted. United States Five per Cents. have been freely taken at 93, and the market cleared of all offering at that price. The Six per Cents. command 98 to 99. The specu lation in Illinois shares has received • check from males to realize, influenced, to some extent, by the fine weather here, which has come just in time to stop any further ad vance in corn, Red which must produce its effect on the price of corn in Americas. The shares declined this morn ing on the preasure of the account to ni discount, clueing exactly 164. First elms railroad bonds continue very scarce. Subjoined is a report on the market for leather and hides: We iannot report an increased value of leather this week. There was only a moderate supply at Leedenhall on Tues day, and a fair demand existed ; especially for the beet and heaviest English butts, as well as heavy harness hides. Our last week's quotations are generally supported, notwith standing the public sales of bankrupts' stock, by order of assignees, which may be supposed slightly to hays affected them. Scarcely anything has been doing in foreign raw goods since our last ; n few hundreds of Buenos Ayres have been sold at 7/d. for host heavy, 7d. bust light. WZDNXIIDAT EVINDIS. Console, which closed yesterday at 94 to 1 for the 11th Oct., opened this morning at 94, " sellers," advanced to 931 to }, and closed at 94 to 1. For money the last price was 94 to }. Thin official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 103{, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 2a. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 961. 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 102. The announcement of the death of Mr. Wilson has been followed by some sales of the rupee paper, which ham accordingly declined } per cent. The closing quotations to-day were 96 to } for the Five, and 102 to } for the Five-aud-a-Half per Cent. ; the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869 was steady at 1031 to 1 ; Exchequer Bills improved ls., closing at Is. to 4e. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, but prices were steady. Peruvian Three per Cents. remain firm ; Russian Fourand-a-Half per Cent scrip was marked 1 pram ; Turkish stock was quiet ; the Loan of 1854 was last quoted 73} to 74, and that of 1858, 57} to div. Bank shares to-day were quiet. London and South African Bank were rather fiat. In the mis cellaneous share market the only variation was a slight decline in Van Diemen's Land. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, li to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, } to prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 3-16 to 6-16 prom. ; London and Provincial Marine, } to } ; Gellivara, die. to I.ar ; Feet India Irriga tion, I dig, to yar ; City. of London Brewery Pre ference, 2 to 25 prem. The last Wore of Five per Cent. Debentures of the East Indian Railway Company were quoted to-day par to prom. London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Five vet Cent. Preference Stock wee firm, at 914 to 92i. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. Business in the withiag market today is not active, the dealers being principally occupied with preparations for to-morrow's settlement. Steadiness, however, continues to prevail. In the Stock Exchange Great Wheal Vor shares are offi cially marked 1, and Stray Park 64. The tithes transactions have been chiefly in shares in OrtisA South Tolgus, Gonarueua, Ernst Wheel Russell, Et. Ives Consols, and Prosper United Mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet. Imperial Brazilian have been dealt in at lit, and Mariquita at Ilast . Crinnis ind South lirr Consols Mine, on the 4th inst., made a ail! of 4s. per share. The }*lance- 400 f. 4s. 10d. - was carried to the credit of the neat account. At Pritleani Wood Mins meeting, on the 4th instant, the acommts showed a credit balance of 1%/. his. 21., which was earned to the credit of the nest account. A can of 2s. per share was made. West Fuwey Consols, on the nth inst., declared a divi dend of 3s. lid. per share (1,13014 ; leaving 4V21. Ws. 31. to the credit of the next aemunt. Al Wheal Edward meeting on the 11th inst. a resolution was weed to forfeit all shares in wrens of call. Rosewarne United Mine, on the I.oth inst., declar‘d • dividend of 11. per share. At • general meeting of the adventurers in Wheal The riett yestenlay, the accounts showed • debit balance of 78/. 1 Is. lid. ; a call of ls. pot share was made. 'the agent's report was read, and considered very satisfactory. At a wile of copper ore held at kwausea en the 11th nut. 1,277 tone were sold for L1i,5111. 12.. The tenoning amounts were realised : Two, oockin•ihoo Cobre 4 3d 2 bearhavea 2U Britigsb Emulus 146 Australian ore Norwe;pan "le 4 o 11 0 0 1,2!7 E 15,511 12 0 At the next sale, fixed for the 254 h Sept:, 1,295 tons win be brought forward, Tie. :—Knocktuabon, 548 tons ; Cobra. 515; flearharen, 11h; Bpanbh, 85; Great Barrier, 11 Australian Re4;ulas, ; English and Piondian, 4; and Australian, 3 tons. --- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. CORN.-IMPERIAL AVERAG: Aug. • - 11 Sept. 1 8 Mx weeks' Agg 1 4 Whse4. Miley. Oats. 11.yellsos. Peas. Pe 74 131 Od Pe 414 Ps ed 3d Is 24 Ps id SP Od 16. Id Ps 9d Ps 641 41. 44 Ns 411 it. 10d 2% Id 41s adr.7. Id 41. od O. Idi Us 9d Vs 14 40s 4d 47s 74 Ps 94 41Is 114 ' 131 id 201 110 Ps 74147. 104.44. IA Ps 14141 Ps IJ 27. Id Ps PAP id Us 44 ! H --- 401 9d' Us lid 27. 34 Its 01 474 4d 414 IP DVlV. — Wheak P. 1417. OW Rye, Beam. and Peas, la ENoirs RR•D\ SOLD L 2.42 Wcr.►.—WlMN. 63.117: ►arkl 979: oats, 3,240. rye. tn. boa.. 1.979; Pm, abb SmartOrD MADRID SNOWING IDS FLOCTULTIOND AVERAOS PRIOU Priam OP InflIAT DOW, TSB SIX IMES /11ANID. : Il 1 II • 6 . . 0 T 4 Aug. g 5. Sept. Irest. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) BMA*. —The market has a quiet appearance, and publis sales are going off without spirit. Refined, prices unaltered. Comic—This article continuo. firm with 3 good demand. Plantation Ceylon sold, middling, 70a. to 755.; good onliu.iry native, 635. to 64a ; good ordinary Jamaica, Wis. to 1154.; low middling, 66e. to 695. • tine ordinary Malabar, &m. tkl.; fine Neilgherry,B4.. to the. TEA.—The letters by the China mail were receiv e d thi s morning ; they have not had any effect on this market. Riot —Cargo tojnind sold at 10s. Coma.— The demand continues very active. 3,000 bales sold yesterday at a slight advance. PINK:WO soh' on public sale at 34d. to 34.1. SALTPTTRE continues dull of Palo. !dukes generally dull to-day. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is firm at the ouhjoined prices :—Town tallow, fid., set mob ; Petersham Y.O. on the spot, 521.. 3d. to 525. lid. ; Oct. to Dec., 52a. 9d.; Dec., 535. ; Jan. to March, 3 s. 3.L; March only, 635. Gd. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . . . . The supply of beasts and sheep in about the same as ala this day week, but the wdather being fine sad cool the trade was brisk ; prices rorusin the game as on Monday last. The foreign supply consists of 240 beasts, 1,850 sheep. and =calves, inileh cows, 105. . . Per stone of albs. e. d. a. w d Beet Beets, Herefda ♦ 1 Best Bfiert.tems ♦ Second quaL beasts 3 4 Calves 3 I Bee4Deelllll-ands 6 6 3111; Pip. tat Par stono of Sibs. a d. ad. DosiDus& lif..bdoB6 Bost Looveroolo.... 6 0 6 4 Hoes d mood qua 4 4 4 • Do. do. Mom Lambs s 0I; • sod Umiak 8,320: Cava: SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mears. Iles sad Co. report trade slow ; prices ea Ir. Primo meadow hay, 755. to SA ; superior do., gOs. to 1124 ; inferior do., 60e. to 6k ; new do., lots. to 90s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 115 s. ; ditto second cut, 80s. to 100 s. ; skew, 3A. to 36a. EXPLOSION AND Lam OP SIX Lrvia.—On Monday morning last, at sight o'clock. a fearful explosion took plate at the Mellott Gunpowder Kills, which are situated at. at fifteen miles from Oban, iu Ara'obit*, by which dreailfel calamity six human beings wore instantly killed, five at ' them, unfortunately, leaving wives and large families. One of the bodies war found in the mill race, another in the middle of the river, and a third DM seen in a field si nut distance from the mill, but so frightfully buret and du figured as not to be recognised. Some fingers were found on the road leading to the work.. The explosion was die. tinetly hoed at Beam!, thirty miles from Melfort, and wee mistaken by the inhabitants for thunder. A CURIOUS ADDIM.S.—OD Monday, a latter front Ireland was received at the Aspatria post.ofltce, with the following address written in pencil : In care of Mr. Edward Wilkinson, postmaster, Spateey, Cumberland. To he forwarded to Mr. Bernard Lambe, Busked. Please for. ward this in good haste." It unfortunately happens that the worthy postmaster neither knows Mr. Bernard Lambe nor his whereutoute.—Cenderkinif PAVAN. BANIIRUPTeIES THIS YEAR.—The number oi bankruptcies garetted in the first eight months of the pre. sent year was 764, being at the rote of 1,146 per aunties. The ennuis! average of the previous teu years has been 1,090, so that if the present bankreptcy rate is maintained, the current year will be 56 above the average. Of the 764 baukrupteies gazettes' this year, 372 have occurred in the metropolitan districts, 42 in the Liverpool, 38 in the Min. cbester, 1= in the Birmingham, 70 in the Leeds, 66 in the Bristol, 31 in the Exeter, and 23 iu the Newcastle distact. These figures ale interesting as far as they go, but they take no accouut of the host of Cases which are settled by 'private arrangement among the creditors concerned. GASMAN UNITY.—A Frauldert letter of the sth, in the Cologne (learnt, @eye : -" The drams are beating to arms in the streets, as the Fetlend teams are reeornreencing their quarrels of last year. and have beguiffio fight. For seine days peat slight quarrels have taken place, but to-day they assume a verc seems character. The Austrians and this Frankfurt t roupe take port together against the Prussians. The Bavarians keep aloof. Severe measures will, it is to be hoped, be adopted to prevent a recurrence of the income of last year." DI:PASTURE OF MAIL STEAMIIIIAL—SOUTHAMPTON, WI DNASDAT.—The Delta left here today with the Bombay mail. She tuck out about sixty amongst whom were Captain Somerset, Coniniandor ught, Lieutenants Wbitelock and Carey, Ensigtui Harry, Glasgow, Railcar, Hutton, Cotton, and Jervis, Cornet Phillips, and the Rev. Mr. Sleerium. Amongst her cargo were 11 boxes of tree. sure, worth 37,2601.--six., bar gold worth 30,000&, sove reigns worth 5,630/., emeralds worth 40W., diamonds worth 6130 f., and jewellery, watches, and a silver cup worth 6001. 10s. The Adriatic also left here today with the United States mail. She took out a large number of first clam passengers. Touluara IN Barrn,n AK BRIOA. —I ndevendent of the visit of the Prises of Wales, British America is likely to become a fashioriable route far tourists from England, to whom its ornery and its watering-places present attrac tions fully equal to any in Europe, accessible with even lee personal fatigue arid expense. The Marquis end Mar chioness of Unmans and Lady coorgins Pane are at pre sent making a tour of Canada, besides seven,' shooting and fishing puffin. Lady Georgia* Fane visits Amti ica priocipally with the view of inquiring personally into the condition of bee tenantry in Prince Edward's Island and examining herbage estate there, which slie derives from her mother, the late Counted.. of Westmoreland ; but will make the tear de Canada and poh ably a part of the United States before her return to F.riglaud.—Canediera Nero. ChYsTALPitaLCIL—Oic a bas ILLINO DAY-•.-WEDNEII- , DAT, Barmen 12.—Admissioes en payment, 4,012; ditto by swoon tickets, 700; total visitors, 4,77?. LONDON I ENZIAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITED), —Traffic receipts for week ending Sept. 9,11,693 f. 108.8 d. 4. Aug. 11.1Artg. 1 1 11 llia In Is an ad ie all W ail 1 1 an 1 all Me W 1 lea a/I all 11%. I : '