The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCi: (TEDI DAY.) • 7..IERIFFs' COURT. RED LION-NU %DE room. tIIATION. tot' $4 TIAN at. •ittiag of the ...tart 16i. rit..retn.r. Mr. Hemp the tx • r. WAS Ina na.ethly pn.l Nieta.a.4 .sttlawre. when 11..ettati parties Were prtalonied is the usual liigllllet : I Iteatae. .t the Nut .4 Geueir .t. 1t,,. t eaten and aas•ther : Henri Antral It Wilms. at the .la.Newsi ; thane area, at Ai. snit .4 Juba . thou L • Wm, at the seat of Alexander Ittopell • . . tretheiek *renewal, at the slut of the woe ; It .1 , 1..• a. r stints, at tie "lit of Akettriall t Clarke ; reand, al the auit o(W illialu Van. V.dt. s. wort all' wan awl.. sad Vie se‘t Comity Coat sky • . for thr :Pk h et *pleasl.e. • e.re Ur. ," ears' :Wu riff Movhell and • Spe.:i./1 Jury.) a•.••es:•••;• • ••• ..r ll.ttwrw r. I t 01.11 r ma action l•rouirlit Mr. Henry Ilayme% 11•• r•••• el the 1141. 1 wir. Mu. ..1u sod Central laJi• Bail or1..4.1•111. .mlO. L Mr. R Lrrt Pairlk , engin/me, to tr ,••Mise &tail., is Atlrtith4t4 fee • &Nurture lil.el een• t.l a 1 tt. ri• written b. the &forked 04 and uonivis the phiretdf. The .1‘ maims erre 1•••1 a t 10.1110 . . .0 I•l o saiett wan &Dowell to 2..17 default, awl a as. Chtlablrellirtl &.0 Wlttr•-•• it-I. 1.. • &Warta. with whiiii Mr. Ileum u. appears"' I itur and Me Ttodal Atkissuu for tbi• t ittia the statement of Mr. Bielll it arpeared that Mr. ',lie bad formerly hers emmected with the Llonituy and ILa.sla Railway, hut hul kit it Mt some time. Mr. Ilan welt ‘..• a tl.r sloe sod auw eboinnite of th e romjiaay, st..l in letters %irides b y the defrodsut he was eh...l,:ed with lakiag taint " hribes" from eontu t et o es .r the radway. Tie letters were written to Mr. Brows. a I-attracts. and marked •• mit ate and .0.7.1. mid." .1 committee had at in an d ...oa st A. 4: d Mr. Ilai IMO, who was teli indirated by initials. In Isiitithe dol..ntlaitt,:ain remised the .lenders. sod 31r. 'laymen only oDrained hi. re-eleetioa by a majority of the shareholders, and the oak redre...l left to Mr. linemen to clear his eliarae• ter before the 1411.11 C WWI to brie.; the pees. nt ...lion agaioat Mr. Litho. who. iuittol meeting the cue, hall admitted the libel Ity allowias Judgment to go by default. This was a ease for Wri...11,4 1111.111:4.14 and be would read the letters written hi the deftibhuit to Brown. lie. Toola! ttkits..n to any letters being read, out bias net forth vol the ry cont. Mr. lleder.iiberif Borchelt allowe.l the letter- to he read. Mr. T. remarked that the letters were marked •• erivateand moN.lyntial." Mr. Bovril awl that .Isuswevl the istatrinua part of the CYO alantlor 111.111110 prissioamle.vuti.lestial . • letters. The este proe.eded at etai.ialt table les;th. THE POLICE COURTS. (Tills DAY.) -*-- WARLHOROI7OII4ffRECT. IITLTSIift ATTLNIPTI:b ►LWD AT ML , 4R-. lOWAN AND r.ocia • s. •• • " L(..patt Nr hp , ikecriAsTes a singer, and a native of Prato, Hungary, was charged with endeavouring to obtain a licaitity M shawls and saki of the value of 14.+1. 12.. by snot fAiodulent pretences. from Mr. William Edgar ant others, silk mercers. Ac. . 10, Pic adilly. Mr. Warmed prosecuted to IrehAlf of the .tasociation for the Prosecation kr., and mid the prisoner ailed at Messrs. Swan . .tating that he had bees rent by Mr. Tom Taylor to request that some shawls sad silks might be out for approval, and it sow out of that rimimstasee the charge slow. Mr. Edwards, of the shawl department, said—Yesterday the prisoner called at Me.uo.. swau and Woes about 2 o'clock. 11 , Asked to see some shawls, raying he wanted a .heel worth IV. lie said they were for Mr. Tom Ta)lor, writing on a iece of paper at the Jed' the address. No. 1: 1 0.1MOOd-Wfra00. I wrote Mr. Tom Taylor's moue on it. I selected four shawls, primmer .snug he dot not understand them, of the ealueof lift... 41 to ei,;Oteers guineas. Prisoner sad Mr. Tom Taylor wanted b, mike is rrt..•nt to a lady. He also said Mr. ravlor wished A gm, silk drew and a bla c k s ilk drew. seat with the shawls. I gave the shawls to Mr. Emkey„ one of the mummers. Thu value of the goods is 1 W., the whole pieces of +II being sent for selection. Mr. Albert interpreted the evnleoee to the prisoner. Prisoner bid Me. Turn Taylor buy admire live years ago for a lady! Wieser I cesn ot tell. MI Heummin John Melding. amistant to Mews. Swat• sod Edger, kW— I took the pith,' of goods now in court to Mr. Tom Taylors orbm in Itichniood.terram. I saw the han keel.er, Mr. I tate. I said I had brought a parcel for Mr. Tay and left it there. (Ii going back a wood time I sew primmer going it, and he said be had goo* lack for the parcel as Mr. Taylor was M a burry. This was near li o'clock. I asked him if he hail tome for the pareel, and he said, "Yee." I told ►ins the pared was mud.', sod we went in, and the Inn keeper rveognived biro a. the same persoo who Mid mined before. I asked bun oho Mr. Taylor was, and he did not give any enemy ; lout on sadag what the miler was he had put taken to SWIM arid Edgar's, ►e said he had no order. On asking him again when Mr. Taylor was, be asked for a terms who could mask Oermoe. I asked in French were Mr. Taylor was, awl he said if I went with him be would Mow me. 1 told him that would not do, and wanted his add►ess. Ile thee said Bedford alum, but that Mr. Toot Taylor was at Messrs. Swan and Edgar's. After "MO further evidence the prisoner was remanded for the &Standen.). of Mr. Taylor. THAME.S. THE LATE TOW HPKING . 4 sviontr. Mr. Steck., the hewlle of Wapping parish, applied to Mr. Woulryeh to receive the legal esumination of a poor resew Named Winter, wh o h a d b een f or some time chargeable to the pariah of Mt. John, of Wapping, in the comity of Middlesex. The worms, who was is, the garb of a pamper, and who tarsal out to he no other th.in the widow of the famous boxer, Tom spring, the renowned champion of Maned, who wee sinewy battles in the pries-rim, was istmedased sad snooty. It r well know. that the real same of the Jan shewadea was triage', anal lie adopted the same el Spring when he beeuae a member of the prise ring. Mrs. Wolter stated that she was married to the late Thome. Winter, at $l. Peter's Church, in the city of Hert ford, Us Int. mod that her hie Mishead died in the year INA. Her 'evil eettlemeet was Bt. Andrew, Holborn above the Barn, is which parish her bustard occupied awl resided is • diuiset des llio4, house, called the Castle Timers, ell known to the sporting world, and whisk es, situated No. 2.1, High Holborn. Her husband sag e...4W the famous pugilist, Jam Belcher, HI the oacapariay of the house, and the metal wee 80f. per &COMM Her late hooded was charged sad rated to this poor rates of the penal' of Mt. Aedrew, Holborn above the Aare, for and on emeestarl in respect of the CastJe Tavern, for the term of It um whole year mad upwards. Woolrych *pied the assessery papers, and Torn Mpriag's widow will he forthwith raw arral to the workhouse al St. Asdrew, Holboru above the Dan, in which parish Tem 'Smog entertained es many theimasids during his long aceopmey of the Castle Tavern. The poor widow, who is sheet 40 years of age, appeared 4 in good health anal spirits, sad was recognised by amay ramose is sad abort the esurt. FATAL At:CIDER TO A DACOSTIII OF TUB 14-411014 or SODoe AID Man.—The eeeTowlel news Ins reached Warringtoa of the death of Yid °onrush Powys. while bathing afar her falba?, palace, Isle of Its.. It appears that the 'nun lady, while bathing with her elder sister, went beyond her aad so aid braes Dear she w a s drown..!. was shout 14 year@ of sp. and the zonated daughter hut ems of the late esteemed rector of `A arrington. ithe will to buried at Warrington on Fri. d a y nest. 'roe aernshoss. St PAUL TH144u4:11 %tame —A case of conceal ment of birth at Littleborough he. bees the ocassioa of • mod tragic orcurreoce. The child, it appesn was the idle timate offspring of • female as residiag m Littleborough. the was ono of the members of • family of three, two sisters and • brother, dad they had all Lome hizhly•respeetable characters. Wires it transpired that the child Wooed to the younger sister, the brother, who lived in Manchester, was deeply affected, and, it, a paroxysm of grief, he drowsed himself. The child, it appear* (roil. the evidence aad from the confesaism of the rimer, was deal before it was thrown into the canal but the unhappy motner will be charged with the offence of CoorralluK the larth .4 her child. ELK. Tate harrao:t. —When the rood, iftioe closed aceonnt with the public revenue in the year 18.17—pre slog, to the (list alteration of the postage to 4d., so a pm talon try to the adoption of a general rata of a putt —the wintler of l e tt ers tramunitted, at earring isms of 011, ..I Is, each, wee mom than MOAK/ weekly. This ham been regarded as furnishing • fair basis for calculating what loss be deer by • uniform rate of message by telegraph at on.. shilling; and the railed Kingdom Electric Telegraph 4 “rupe o y are about to carry out this system ups their olorli are f.s.t spreadiag throughout the country w•rthwarda, and will, within • few day., he opened as far as MosMester aad Liverpool, for menages, at or %adorns rate of a shilling each. 11 e'ItAT 01 , 774.7 i GOING TO THE I NOTED STATIA In s Prrarrepl. under the above heading iu our publication of I , sky, it was atatryl that 15,000 bales of Surat cotton were last week raport4Yl to New York. We have rearm to believe that the followtnt; are the eireunistinoes which gave rise to the statement. Moon time nom about 9) hales of , urst were sent to the United States by way of sample. manias' last an eminent Arm purchased 15.000 bales serat nom spoculatioa, but as yet not one bale of that lot ha, leen weinbell Orin. A short time since 500 halos Arai • saw se were shipped to New York, and several small orders law, heels executed ou American anconat, probably with the 'specialism of shipment at • future period.—SeuerAmer It.oulso r . s Lan IN LIIIINE LATUAT.—A fool in France hatred himself Deana he has lost his faithful do.:. We shudder to think what may become of the Emperor of Austria if aaybody should mu away w.tb Tesom..- Poi MI t. THE EXPRESS, TRIMS DAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1861. EASMS CO STIES RAILIFIr.--(rmrs LAY.) This afternoon the half-yearly meeting of share !alien was held at the London Tavern; Mr. Lot iu tht chair. The report, which has Leen &heady pulitiehal, wad taken aw rea•L The Ctiamexx. in moving its adoption, said the first thing be should do we. to refer to the letter of Mears. thither and Co., addressol by them to the auditor, on the 22nd et August, and iu order that the meeting should be in fell posansion of the hula, he should dinsA that letter to be reed. The I. tier has Mg been read by the secretary, the chairman proceeded to say that he had no doubt any one media; it would at the ontsci hive enspectesl a nearer,. tine of the property of the company. Meat, hear.) The auditors were there, sail he put it to them whether a single fartlinig of the accounts had been wrongly written deem iu tl e accounts. 1..1 them, therefore, dismiss from their fikilbil• any quntioti of misappropriation of the funds. The whole question was whether the aces:units should be dealt with an one way or another. The first item had reference to a sum of lti,Uoof. be , the pernoment way. 111 explanation of that was this. The shareholders were too well swan that large swiss ..of looney had been asked for from them for C.- imiaiteuanec of the permanent wny. The sum expended during the year hail been He thought that too large a sum for one year, and therefore it was ordered that the sum of :MACY. should be divalal into two items, one of 1: 1 ,000/. which was charged last year, and another of 1140001. which wig chanted this half-year. That was all the differ nee between them and Messrs. Quitter, and ho thought the directors were right. (" Hear, bear," and " Nu, no.") That was his opinion then, and it was still his opinion. That disposed of the first charge. The next charge hail reference to the locomotive department. Now the only question between the director and the official accountant,* was as to the meaning of the words " niun hag on the line." Those engines to which the report of Mears. t)uilter referred to were sot running on the line io the proper sense of the term. They hail been out for the pur pose of testing them and not for permanent use. (Oh, oh.) They were, therefore, really part of the stores in stock, and here again the whole question was as to the proper allocation of an he rount. There was no question of misappropriation. With regard to the third charge, which bad reference to the sum of a 0,0001., neither the auditors nor the official me coustants had the whole of the facts befor, them, and it wouhl have oily been prudent if they hesitated before writing such a letter, which might have the effect of damaging the interests of the eompony. (Hear, hear.) Other corn• parries were mixed up with that 30,11001., and he believed the board were quite right ie what they had done. Tire next charge had reference to s sum of 20,000 f. The di rectors regarded that as an unliquidated balance, and he was glad to say they had the smallest unliquidated balsam of any railway in the kingdom. (Cheers.) He had no object from the beginning of his counexion with the line than the good of the shareholders, and he thought he and his colleagues had just reason to complain of the manner in which they had been treated by the official accountants. (Hear.) With regard to the report he regretted that it was not moresatisfactory, but the eiroun stances of the Let year were very unfavourable to railway pro perty. The permanent way and the rolling stock of the company wen in good condition. The important bill for the amalgamation of the companies was in course of preparation, and was promoted by the Norfolk and Eastern Union Companies. There was a bill in con templation, which, if agreed to, would bring them into connexion with the coal districts from which they might expect to derive the greatest benefit. The chairman then proceeded to contrast the state of the company's affairs in 1553, when he Ant came into office, and its present petition, and contended that the result had been moat satisfactory. The proceedings were still going ou when we went to prose. sours-xisrERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) Till,' day the half-yearly meeting of sharebuldere was held at the Bridge-houee Hotel, Mr. BUG in the chair. The report, which has been already published, having been taken as road, The Cti.tMMAN, in moving its adoption. said that he could not congrotulite them on an incretsed traffic or divi dend for the half.year ; but, considering the special cit. eamstances of that period, he thought they had no mewl to compkie. The circumstances to which he alluded were the deficient harvest of the district through which the line pared and the competition of • rival lice. They had also the return of the agricultural show at Canterbury for the last corresponding half-yaw, which increased the profits by 4,000 f. That was absent in the present half-year's 'stars The result, however, was that they were able to my a ffivideed of 4/. 4d. per cent. per annum, which, with the exception of hut hslf-year's return, was higher than it had bees for any previous half. year for ten years. The board had paid the greatest amen. son to the local traffic, and the increase of passengers which hail been carried upon the lies for the first few weeks in the curtest half-par was 100,000 beyond what it was previously. They might naturally expect a considerable in crease of traffic from the opening of the Great Exhl. biticia next year. It would be their duty to find good acd proper accommodation for that increase of traffic, and if the shareholders only sanctioned the proposals which would be made to them they would have such accommoda tion both in Charing-croft and iu the City as would ensure the future stability of the company. (Hear.) Mr. BEAM agreed with the chairman that thee stood in a better position than was perhaps to be expected under the special circumstances of the half-year. Ho trusted the board would (either develop the third-class traffic and diminish the working expeuees. He believed the dividend might be increased by a proper attention to these and other porots. Dr. Rums believed that the Charing.eroas terminus • was • matter of necessity for them, but he did not think the whole hordes of that work ought to be thrown oa the shareholders of this company. Mr. ADA'S did not think they ought to increase their stock till they lod an increase of traffic. It seemed to him that the board had Dot paid sufficient attention to the two of the traffic. There was lees accommodatioa to 11310111111Wili lOW then there was in the beginning, and as Meg as they hod the monopoly to Dover they kept up the fares to 22a. whams *ow, soder the iadnenco of competi tion, they carried het-eime far 16s. 1.1. Mr. EVANS believed that 'r of competition was room think was worth. He should like to Mien from the chairman bow far, in the opinion of the board, they were likely to be affected by the rival line. Mr. Sitar did not think there was any cause for deepen. dewy either in the pr esen t or f u t ure prospects o f the line. (Hear hear) He hormd, in reference to • late calamity, that t ie practice would be followed of out allowing a subm. quest Maim to leave a station till it had been telegraphed that the previous train which had left the station mime lately before it had departed frorn the next station. The CYAIanAY said that that rule had been strictly fol• lowed as their line. After some further remarks fmm shareholders, The CHAIRMAN replied ; and the motions for the adop• ties of the report and declaration of dividend were agreed to. An extraordinary general meeting was then held for the ZZ- -I. Of empowerin g th e directors (if the meeting IThink fit and so determi.o) to exercise the further powers conferred by "The Mouth•Faatern Railway (4...pital Arrangements) Act, of borrowing on ie ad- Adios to the Puma whi c h th e company laud previous y'to that act hen authorised to borrow. • suns not exceeding AD,SOW. Y. Of immense (if the meeting shall think fit and so deternilee), either wh o lly or i n part, the powers conferred Ives the company by the s a id " South thratern Railway 'tai Amiegenieuts) Act, Veil," to subscribe for, or take and bold shares in the capital of the Charing•cross, Ra lway initipmy to an extent not exceeding 350,0001. in addition to the sum which the company have subscribed to that undertaking under the authority of "The Charing crews Railway Act, 18.59," and of authorising the directory of the con:pany for the pirisee, of such additional subscrip tion to miss, under the powers of the said " tionth Eastern Railway (Capital Arrangements) Act, led!," s adjti ose j capital not exceediog in the whole the sum required for such additional subscription, by enmities and issuing new shares, either of one class or of several classes, with any fixed or preferential dividend or i nterest not exceeding 51. per rectum per annum, either redeemable or otherwise, and either for any definite or indefinite number of years, sod either with or without any addition a l, swntiegent or ether advantages beyond such prefereutial dividend ite nan n y be determised *pm at such meeting. 3. Of exec wing (if the stresidas shall think At and so determine) the powers conferred upon the company by " The Charing-cress Railway (City Terminus) Act, leidl," to subscrib e f or or lake and bold shares of the additional capital of the Cbaring•crow Railway Company lay that act autho rised to such extent (not exceeding io the whole 250,0001.) as may be determined upon at such meeting, and of autho rising the directors. for the purpose of such subscriptimi, to raise the motleys which it shall be determined so to suescribe he borrowing on mortgage or bond. 4. And generally of authorising the directors to do all such things as shall be necessary for giving full effect to the resolutions of the meeting. Resolutions carrying out the above object were agreed to. De Ruth", one of the men who W 3.4 concerned in the attempt made be Orsini to assassinate the Emperor Napoleon, has delivered a lecture at Birmingham, in which he describes at length the various circumstances attending that conspiracy. The attendance was small, and the pro endings received but little countenance from the lobs bitaists. Mania aune in for • sure of the lecturer's deminciatiom—a proof of bow little sympathy exists between the Italian leader and couspiraton of the be Rudiu stamp. LA TEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT wow= =saws) YORK itErruca.—(THlS DAY.) FILLY SAPLING !WAKEN. Five furlongs 44 yard. Kate Flue, C oalition f, P ro l ogue , Vettunina , Fee 41e Joie, Flytrsp. rad Dome del Lao are here. HOPEFUL STAKES. One mile and a half. Silverhair Lad Yorkminster era here. PRINCE OF WALES STAKES. Five furloug, 44 yards. Coppall, Vertutmas, Clarisaa c, Bolero, Hopeful, I >whew., I hitch Sam, Bamserdale, Humming Bird, Hippodaiiim, Jung Frau, and Middleton Maid are here. EBOR ST. LEGER. One mile. Conjuror, flue Stocking, Gardener, and Royalist are here. SIXTH BIENNIAL STAKES. The (wimp 44 vards. Neptunus, Vest c, Scandal, Caterer, Lord Albers, Zst. land, Rose of Raby, Orimston, Dutch Sam, Staple Oak, Carisbrook, Yurluninster, Hubert, Hippodainia, and Pica. dor are here. PAID P.IRFLIT. —Bolero. GLEAT EBOR HANDICAP. Two mike. Gamester, Cape Flyaway. Mooroaek, Lady Trespass, Gardener, Rising Sun, Doefoot, Hetrnan, Syringe, Bally Edmond, Voltellr , irgilius, Eriethoutus, and Juno are here. P.uu luirrerr.—Stocloule„ Wildnian, Bette, Brownie, Sweetbread, Canary, and Rouge Dragon. EGLINTON FiTAKES. One mile. \o .t una., F.riethonius, e by Barbatua,Gebnelled'E4tree., Scandal, Barrie.de, Genealogie, Tattoo, Zettcod, Emmental., Repartee, Eilverhair, and Watehfire are hem. DREADFUL FIRES.-TWO PERSONS BURNT TO DEATIL-ONE SERIOUSLY INJURED.-THIS DAY. Shortly hefore two o'clock this morning the in habitants of Southwark were again alarmed by the outbreak of a tire. The premises in which the disaster occurred were in the ozcupation of Messrs. Green and Co., wholesale Mush manufacturers, carrying on business at No. 8, Kent-street, facing Captain Williams's pipe stores. The discovery was made by one of the inmates by finding his room filled with smoke. The person upon jumping out of bed faun.' the flooring so hot that be could scarcely stand. He, however, managed to run to the top of the building, screaming " Fire." This had the effect of arousing the various inmates, who made for the top part of the build ing, and cried loudly from the window for help. In the course of a few minutes several police-constables arrived, also the Royal Society's escapes from St. George's Church and Tooley-street, under Superintendent Top• mall and Conductor Dunk. By the time the first named escape had arrival—less than three minutes— the fire could be seen rushing from the first and second floor windows. Mrs. Green was standing at the window with a child in her arms, surrounded with flame. Torun having pitched his machine to the second door, happily succeeded in saving them, as well as a person named Henry Waggoner ; the latter, however, was fearfully, and it is believed fatally, burned. The poor creatures were in the first instance removed to the house of Mr. Murphy, the Coopers' Arms, and the last one, after being wrapped ,in blankets, was conveyed to St. Thomas's Hospital. A man named William Matthew's was then seen upon the roof of the house, and Conductor Dunk was obliged to pull him off and pass him down the escape. It was with great difficulty that the escapemen could get down, for the fire, in rushing so furiously out of the window, had ignited the canvas trough of the escape, and in order to reach terra ,firma the men were compelled to slide through an immense sheet of fire. The excitement was great when it became known that one of the children slept hi the back room second floor, and that the father had gone in search of it, and neither of the two had been seen to leave the building. It was hoped for some time that they had been fortunate enough to have got out of one of the windows leading into the back yard, but such was not the case. As soon as the fire was got under, Mr. Foreman Swanton found the child, three years old, under the window, quite dead ; and the father was found in the back room, suffo cated. The poor fellow had only his shim and stocking+ on, leading to the inference that. he was in the act of drawling when be rushed to the rescue of his child. The property was insured in the Sun Fire-office. Whilst the above fire was raging, another occurred in the pertains, of Mr. Fry, pastrycook, carrying on busioas at No. 15, Crisp-street, Poplar. When Henry Horton, the conductor of the fire escape, attended with hie machine, he found three persons—Mr. and Mrs. Johns, with an in fant—about to throw themselves into the street. Hor ton, however, unshipped the first-story ladder, and earned the three down. He was then informed that there were other persons sleeping at the back. He there fore took his ladders through a court, but a difficulty then presented itself in getting the machinery over some pali maw Having cut the obstruction away with his axe, he pinned one of the ladders oo a water-butt, and by that weediest succeeded in rescuing the other six inmates. The fire was soon extinguished, but the damage was con siderable. BRITISH 1012111110/15. 55, pa I 11411W47/1. I Cluda g 02 " 1 84 " 2°411 / yesterday. 1 to 1 p.m. IS all AWNS int LIMNS 68 62 - a 114 i lion. Dar. &C.1n.g.1p.0. ti 08 - IS a 0 Do. do. 2. -.•-• - - 101 all 'Bunalo&Labelfireall/ 41 41 - 19 SI I Do. 1114/NreoCll I 7 - 199 109 .11a4.9ent,.&13nderich 4p.e. 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ItaL Loa. Disk Tel %a Loa. Gas. Omani Oa Madras luta. lb CaNG MadtlarranssaMsallL Malltar. Gm TM. (Lbs. Naked Diaconal Co Nerbagdscosktipm(L) iiirii - er - u';57 . .7: [ii;:ii: et ZlTTilills: N. Brow. N. soot 14. N. Brp, Asdralidaa.. iiii;i4 ii. 77- Dw "Ifewskerime.. 1 4'4 1 4 ` 11— "pair ivisda_aad Odra. BIWA h. AOKI 100,000 14.10 C TI.!,000 . 1.1.4, - D - 7 " . K7 - w ----- - Lisa di hid. Tel. G.ef boa Now Royal SIMI Rama Scottish Aust. lam& South Australian Lad Submarine Tel. Sala Do. do. legliaimed Do. do. Trod* As. of Anatingla (Limited) Yuma Lisa t&Ln Co.U.Canada On. Kingdom Tel. (4) . Vim tamales Lai. 19 31 ei 4 1 30 16 10 10 13 ,106 107 iU 36 103 106 11101 106 1 Ogg dls 93 9; Pm ISI Si j j .1 it =t pm 11 lab 1 01 die! I 10 1 le 11 I* 11 1* 48 60 68 TO 11 1146 IT* IT U 6 6 40 51 124 228 St_ if pr Dls Si clls Si MINES.-(THIS DAY.) iii 9 Two o'CLoux. In the mining market to-day East Cara don shares are firm, at 25 to I, and Copper Hill at 100 to 105. Cook's Kitchen are very strong, at 27 to 28. Providence are quoted 34} to 35} ; Wheal Margaret, 40 to 42 Marks Valley, 10f to 10 ; Cam Carnborne, 1} to i j ; Rosewarne United, 20 to 21 ; and Wheal Beton, 70 to 75. In foreign mining shares the only movement of importance is a very active demand for United Mexican, which, after being dealt in between 5 and 6, have risen to 6 to 7. Colonial Mining ,shares are very quiet. An advance of 31. per ton in the price of English tin was declared by the smelters late on Tuesday night. BOTT.—incat, Bayley, Oats, Rye, Beaus, and Peas, la Eamon Ow" SOLD LAST 211:01L—Wheat 06,266; barley,. 1.863: cats. 4.906: rye. 74: bouts, ; Was, 1,101 quarters. tasaaut stiowtsa TUB 71.1102TATIONS lf TUB Aralaall PRICY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OP 1862. It has been intimated to her Majesty's Commis .inners for the International Exhibition of 1862, that the following gentlemen bare been appointed to represent the Gritad Duchy of Mecklenburg Stiehl:, having their seat at New Brandenburg, in the coming Exhibition:—Senator Ahlers, Professor Dr. Phil Kurtz*, Mr. Peters, and Mr. ICapheim. It has also been notified to her Majesty's Commimioners that Mr. Edward Hamilton has been appointed the London Commiasioner for the Colony of New South Wales. Her Majesty's Commissioners hare also received ► coin muukation that a commission is being appointed at the Mauritius, and that a commission to represent it in London will shortly be earned. A commission bas also been formed at Hong Kong, to attend to the interests of exhibitors from that colony, con sisting of the following members :—Mr. 3fercer, Colonial Secretary chairman • Mr. J. J. Mackenzie (Mears. Dent and , Co.), Mr. J. It. Gihb (Messrs. Gibb, Livieptooe, and Col, Mr. Walkenshaw (Messrs. Turner and Co.), and Dr. Kane. Mr. Patrick Campbell, of the Oriental Auk Corporation will represent the conamimion in Larks. The ex-Queen of the French left Worthing on Friday last for Esher, by way of 'lnvent, and thence on the Direct Portamouth line. Her Majesty was suddenly taken very ill, and a physician was tele7r, aphed for from Laudon, who accompanied the Queen on her journey. An invalid carriage was sent down for the occasion, and the train containing her Majesty was accompanied by Mr. J. & Farmer, of Brighton. The Vieritur (:ax le staten that, according to a telegram from Corfu, the health of the Empress of Aus tria continues excellent. Her Majesty had gone out to sea to meet her sister, the hereditary Princess of Tour and Taxis, who had embarked at Trieste on board the Gruif, and the two princesses returned together to Corfu. "The Su' mere ambaseadon," says the Sport, "will remain in Paris for • fortnight er three weeks longer. For some days pest they have laid aside their Oriental cos tume, and now dress like European.. They visit, frequently on foot, and without an interpreter, the public promenades sod the shops, where they endeavour much to heat down priers, but purchase little." _ . . We are reque4ted to state that the re-assembling d the scholars of St. Paul's School is unavoidably deferred from the sth to the 10th of September. 811 J. W. RAANDEN, M.P., AND Hit CONSTI TIJENTN.—At the annual meeting of the Bradford Liberal Registration Society, held oo Monday night, Mr. Alderman Brown in the chair,4rrlisimentary conduct of Sir John W. Remodels, with to the question of extending the county and borough machine, was somewhat freely com mented upon, and th e f o ll ow i ng reso l ut i on , moved by Mr. Robert Kell, asel seconded by Mr. Barker, woe adopted : "That this i meeting, feeling 'trees!, that Sir John William ad Raman's waded, n parliament is a virtual abandonment of theprincipho he professed upon the h us ti ngs , reques t s the committee to draw up a rceolutioo of eenenre, addressed totbe right hen. baronet, and to forward the same in the most ex preesive manner they may deem fit, &thee by getting it signed by the members of the Registration Society or in out other way." I n the ounasse of the d iecussi on w hi c h tooliplacelfir. W. E. Forster, M.P. for Bradford. said he did not like the re solution to be put without saying a word. Having beep Metrumeotal h i mself returning Sir John Hamden. together with Mr. Crossley, for the West Riding, end having beard Sir John's speeches in the House of Coro mons to which allusion had been made, he must say that he entirely acquitted Sir John of any eonscionsuess of having broken his Medea ; but there could be no manner of doubt that they were in a false position with their re presentetive ; that, if they had understood him, as he, perhaps, meant them to understand him at the last elec- Coe, mid had known pen that his views were what they DOW knew they were, he would not have been their repre sentetive. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAZJ Two &einem The railway share market to-day M generally firm with a favourable tendency. There iA • rise of 1 per cent. in Caledonian stock,which is extra ordinarily buoyant, in South Eastern, and it in Great Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire. Loudon and North Western has declined per cent., being now quoted 931 to 94t. Thu settlement is in full progress, and will be completed to-morrow. Great Western stock is now quoted 71 to ; Midland, 1301 to ausl3l'ssl ' hire and York s hi re , 111 t o ; South Eastern, 84 to ; Caledonian, 106 to 107 • Great Northern, 100 to ill ; and East e r n Counties, 50 to Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet at to 1 prem. The Indian and Canadian lines are steady. Dutch Rhenish and Great Luxembourg continue in request. WIDLIGULT BILLIES LID sroolll. `IN RAILWAY& Bersa..WoLantoszVaL Blackburn BiOland Tn. Bask*. illsard.la Bristol and lizater 'Warlords& Cork and Bandon.. Cornwall Do. A j A so dlr. until 11 Do. B p.e. la paid kr Z. Dublin ant; beltrt 3 Dung, Perth. & ;Bast Anglian liasiarn Counties illastarn Colon, Stook • ye... Koala I 7ctr.Lrirs sli 2 6 7 es t. Me 1051 Lid Budo lk fallabarglPh artand Glamor dinbro*,n, Mugs* ! lath and Clyde Jana. Glasgow et S. t ang North of &Wand Great Nankeen D. A BOO* at South Wait ( Wool l[ol 1 Greg Woodard Do.SSourVaLena.6llL Lazioaohlred Yorkattoo 'Loudon and Diackwall I Lon..Drlgioton,&ls.oonst Loudoa,Chathm..aDov. ILondon It North Warta. De. Eighth. ILoodoct Bouth Western LondouderrjoiColoridn De. _sod Eud.kDls. llidtud . Do. New er Do. am.* Darby NM. OS. Wu. WM Katt Now a.* and Cull* N.wry& ArmattudiL.. Nowry,Warrosa.Ctaa Nod?* INorth Brit Lab North Dawn ItslL I D Th. A ITT. G.T.iiiir;s:l K Do York North Louden NorthatWootankline North Staffordshire Nott.etairiathatoLOC I Portsmouth Ilihrotosy .deottieh Central Itoottish N. Z. Aber.litk liccatisk Midland Shropshire Union Ilittlagboarne & Sheets loath Doom Beath &Wens Goo* Wake IL York& ltieer Den IllalaseMokinrAnaolm Beeekten It Darlington Ditto ditto !Tail vale 171Mor De. I Irsie po. ot Nes& ViskAla Sta. # ?loan oTOTa Kira lipoellassixtZl Rod leasad—OLG3rd Mb I 2= nto s i 61 93 - ,4 kl i i 49 10 30 U 87 09 28 29 100 100 U 2 134 100 110 98 100 120 181 101 100 1 1 1 68 00 1101 1111 48 00 116 118 48 60 04 94y •••• - 86 104 46 • itaof II 101 111 47 11 ella 1811 104 it Pp b 7 69 ne psi 101} 60t fdi 66 104 j I um On IN ill :i ao lass koday Se 1 p.e. U. 118 36 36 93 95 46 67 esi 181 E 3 46 94 97 4 T 38 99 3 9 111 1 2 rial dim • pea - 39 81 ilt It 47 49 •! 43 86 SS •91 714 - um $ll 41 1301 I II i - Dm lies I'IIIiIEICC 111.A=. Si. I P4l 11.4611028. I Midas prier. I Balm. K. 11/0 Daledsolow, 410 - 10 all wall, 6 co - GI . all 011i DawParik,*A pi bir.J s& 10 11 es. 61 0 f ... St IN DNS arellas. 145* 16. - 91. 10 Do. 11.11 p. 6. et. 10 09 6 112 - &. MS Do. D. 714 ell 106 106 - &. 10 D. Doss Dx..11p.411.16611 107 106 - at. 108 Do. do. No.l 106 10 - St. 10 Do. Now Sp. 4. AL . 124 121 - IL IN 16611/11 Dodo; 4p. O. SO 13 - SR 10 1161a.48 Glaor s 74! e. .el 111 113 - SI . 104 Illia.,Pertb. w 76 77 - 11. 100 Greek Norilorw •p. el 117 110 -. 94. 161 Da 411. 109 D0.5e.red.410p.46.860. 112 114 - 48 per an& lO9 - St. 100 De.5wax61.45 low& 106 100 - 10 411 04.11:806661.14 - -, •.- 61 S GliVal(llarkalllaao6 - ... - SR ISO Do. cadre.. 66 0. ant N 118 - 8 6 00 Dw nem& 4p. 00 87 86 - 94. 100 De. 1040 am. 4p. 4. 07 99 - St. 100 Do*etroodeem PreL 100 102 - 8 all Do. 1614. Pref. Mem qu• 111 all Do.OleeterPL9h.B6.4. 1 178 - 10 41 De. de. de. 5 p.o. 1 101 - ie. 100 Do. I. O. No* 75 77 - SR all Do. ameldos. Mores 90f Li - 1/4 all Do. do. do ll4 SO 4/1 De. do. do llif 164 - 1L 100 wood Yoikck. 11p.0.64 134 135 - IL 10 70a dßrlgh6.sp.e.Clow It No. 1 111 114 - IW WO Do.sp.e. do. Kw! 111 114 - 50. 100 D0.6p.0. do. .. 129 136 •-- St. 100 D0.10. p. e. do. N 0.4 111 116 - 110. 100 Do. o. do. .... 100 102 - II all Do. wo.prtalt d 0... - - - SL 100 Do. ?p.a. Pr& Stook.. 163 131 - &. 100 Do.llp.odo.(W. L6C.P.) 127 130 - IL 100 D0...1 ‘ 6.116(d1i.44. WI - 74 st. 100 lorMwrisaaadDever 94 71 96 944 U. 100 L669l.Cowerlaa.sF. - - .. 114. 100 1.439.0.7p.0ft1at0 -. - - all 128 Loodeslrrritionla. eh 111 14 - ' 84. WO Ilaaaret.4 Lowe} et. 120 14 - I 4 41 Do. MI It. 10 Da. Id per mai . - 46 7o - 10 8 Deardemedie 16.0. 4 4 poo - 9t 10 IGW4ll7o4.4waftodo - - - St. 100 D0050w1..4 &OVA 133 135 - 86 150 Do. 9106 Pref. Steak 102 104 - IL IN De.l4l2Htehut4 p.a. 01 93 - at 150 Nerlelk fp. et Itz. Stood - - - W. 10 11140 arMak4 per cent 109 in 51. 10 De. Now Ow. 6p. et. 108 110 - 10 5 Doßardor Untou Ran 1 a pre - SI. 10 N.104-Co Iti 90 - 17 Si Di. do. dr Dar PIS ID 11 Do. Leeds 6p.4. No. 1 - 2 - - - PI SI II 64.. York. R. di &pure. 1 clla par II 41 Ner4ll4eNcediblre -. IS Si .- 84 all 64614044.12ew 51. 100 404.19.114p.4 Pref.& - - - &. 100 Do.ibro.gwep.o. - - - - /t 100 Do. Iw 4 Prod. Stock 113 111 - 10 all S. Dem 11261 4; p. o. 10 CI - 1 166 1111 &Saw (Beat An. &LOA tlf - IL 100 Do. per ant 0 100 - SI. 10 Do. bed 4 per oeot 9O 10 idisigkeld - IL 10 S. Wake gea. 4p. owl - - - low 10 Ds. of pie Nod 99 100 - ElO4 I. Ye rto 6w o. rto SS 98 - .uB4e4AD. 6 104 1171 -. ill Ils. N. 114p.0. Slo Uf - ill all IN N. Ulp.o. 11 0 $34 - St. 150 WoharA Illkanuyap.c. 45 40 - St. 10 0.1408-021.141.64.46. 124 127 - SL 10 Do. de. and do. 10 123 - It 10 Do Imp. 89. et. Prat 102 104 - 81. I* .Dwdroperp. 4 p.et. pref. 111 133 - II • POBZUM RAILWAYS. all a Rotterdam sll Arenas; reilatarra ta lWp.e W = J to Grillroom:L 111 mil 'Dunham& Wag &PAIL all It% total= 89 !DOOM Rhenish ▪ INimbera of Franco . p. a ▪ ( OL itualan gua. 6. W (It. Central of Frame aR Ot. Lasentla. Coust. all Italian Junction W Lake Constance P Dele all Wine soa Thrnhent W !,peas and Omer' all Yenta Antonia aB NeuattlaegoLLy * the all Do. Op.o Rolg.gov. ail Northam of U Do. New Shares P r o f . ail Norwegian Tel ma Po. 11 thtteman'Saaynualdial ID Parts, Lions. and ILealt all Parts sad (Means 19 ltaolle sad S. Fratioleas Meematabsao p7p.e DPI Nam aad ail Ural Walla all lloyel Smidgen all Da 7 per Nei. all flambee and Y use .., all Do. ti per mat. True I SusPaulo(lba.)4.7 pool 16 S.Austs& Ina-Vemetlem W Southern of Frahm.. all Wass Mandan all Do. lit per Gent. Not all West& N. W. of hawse 'Western of Assists all Wimbledon ...... &i I "; o) all . i 1 9 i 10i • 3+ Mel 1 I IA 424 * fte 8 Fe le ID 38 39 —pm Pi Pi 8 7 Os , 40 41 85 57 6 6 die lat.; li pe SS 22 pt. 11 22 I j I COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IMPERIAL AVERAGE& r lg hosLißarley. Clota I Br . • i boom Pala July 20 37 ins Idles 10d iB, K s IM 10d 400 14 Aug. 3 lli 34.2110 $d 246 lld 30a 131 424 14 30i Od lO 17 No id 305 Od 25. lld 17. Odds 74,117. id —24 Six week.' Aggro- Will Avenge SM NM 44 tie 100 37. 74 1 4. 10.1 75. Od OF► MIKA? DVWQ ?KB 111 WIZ/JP 1111.1fflik MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUOMI. —Foreign Iluacorado has sold readily, at fall prices ; middling to tine brown Porto Rico, 335. 6d. to 35e. ; low palish to good yellow grocery, 3.54. 6d. to 41s. 6d. ; good and doe brown Cuba, 341. to 33e. ; low to fine yellow, 36a. 6d. to 40a. Other descriptions are quiet, at un altered ptioes. Refined : On former terms, ► fair buguem is doing. Corrsic has sold readily at firm rates ; good ordinary to middling Jamaica, 645. 6d. to 745. ; middling Ceylon, 72e. to 745. . . . . . . - 6:700a.--Cireisada has sold steadily at improved prices, 51s. tos2s. _ _ _ _ .. _ TPA is to improved request ; medium flowery Pekoe, le. 3id. to b. 6d. ; fair common reddish leaf, at 11d. ; me. dium blackish leaf Congou, is. 31d. to la. Id. Ruw.—Basiaeas has been done at rather lower prices. Demerara, Is. Bd. to la. ; Leewarda, b. 7d. to le. 73d.; Penang, Is. 6d. Rice.—The demand continues active, at full rates ; white Bengal sold at Ils 6d. to 13e. 9.1. ; Pattern, 9s. lei. Nurse.—Pimento sold at firmer price., 20. to 21.4. Pepper steady. Fine Penang, 3id. 1 Faurr.—There is more firmness in the demand for cur wits. Valencia raisins are unaltered. SALTPETRE la inactive. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beast. is large, but a considerable proper. tine were left over from Monday. Trader very dull, and prices are on the average lower. The supply of sheep and mbs is about the same as of late ; but there is very little demand for them. Prices are lower, and a consider. able number remain unsold. Calves are selling about the same uon Monday. Our foreign supply consists of 375 beasts, 3,010 sheep, 480 calves, and 13 pigs. From Ireland, 52 calves. Mitch cows, 115. Par atom of Sibs. a d. s. d. I Per slope of abs. O. d. Ld. Best Scots, Nereids. 4 6 4 10 Rest Dm dc Ilf.bdsllll 4 10 82 Best Short-horns . 4 4 4 8 ELL Long-w 0015.... 0 0 0 0 Stoned oval bouts 3 4 3 8 Do. de. 4hoso . 4 6 4 Calves 3 10 4 6 loos & second goal. 0 0 0 0 Pip Usti:Ms& Ulf-heeds 0 0 0 0 Lambs Bards at mark*. 1,255; Sheep and Lambs. 10.6 0 0; C01v0r,670 : PUe 120. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Peterabarg Y.C., w the spot, is quoted 411 a. ; October to Member, 475. ; separate months, 48e. ; January to Mach, 40e. .D HAY MARKET : --(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report prices williout alters. tics :—Primo meadow hay, 755. to 84s. ; superior ditto, Ms. to 100 t. ; inferior ditto, Ma. to MU. ; new ditto, Ws. to 110 a ; dewy, old, !Oa to 120 t. ; sissy, Ms. to 34.. BOARD OF TRADE =FURS& -(TRIS DAY.) This morning the Board of Trade returns for the month awl seven months ending July 31, 1861, were issued. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and seven months in the last three years : For the month. For seven months. 1858 1180 1861 Nadi Eng) markets settlement in sham and foreign stocks con tinues to engage attention. bfoxican Bonds have fallen. A !am. arrival of specie in an nounced to-day. At Paris thbi morning, according to M Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Items§ were quoted tißfr. s2c., bring about the same as yesterday. The India Loan scrip is quoted 103 k to UM ; and the stock, 103 to Console are elicit:ly marked 92} and # far money, and 92a for the account. The present quota tions are 92} for money, and 92} to # for Sept. 10. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cent. Reduced. 92}, ; New Throe per Cents., 92}, # ; India Five per Cent stock, 103#, }, #, „A ; ditto, for account, 1034, ', 4 ; ditto scrip, 1031, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, Oct., 1863, 981 ; ditto, 1859, 98} ; ditto Bonds, se. prem., par, ss. prem. ; Five per Cent enlaced rupee paper, 96}, 97 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 104 Exchequer Bills, March, 4s. ; ditto, June, 54., 4s. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1864 has declined / par cent., being quoted 784 to 791. Thu Loan of 18:18 is steady, at 69 to }. There is a considerable fall is Mexican Bonds, which are last marked 21 for money_ Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian' Four and-a-Half perj Ceuta., 1860, 89} ; Buenas Ayres Deferred, 26} ; Danish Three per Cents., 82}, 831 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100,; ; Mexican Three per Cents., 211, 21 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 84 (exchange 4c); Russian Four-aml a-Half per Cents., 901, 90, a ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1860, 90 ; Sardinian Five par Cents., 79} ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, fk} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 69. _ _ The Shannon has arrived from the West Indies with 372,500/. in specie. The Magdalena. from Brazil, has reached Lisbon with 157,1661. in gold and 7,2251. in silver. In Lombard-street yesterday good bills wows readily placed at 4 per cent. In a few instances transactions took place slightly lower, the supply of money being still in excess of the demand. Very few applications were made to the Bank. About 44,0001. in gold was purchased by do Bank yesterday. In consequence of the less favourable appearance of the New York exchange, the steam ship City of Manchester took yesterday the increased amount d 88,0001. in specie. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was fuze, with sales to the extent of 12,000 bales. The London and North Western Railway traffis return shows this week a decrease of 3671. ; the Great Western an increase of 2,3181. ; the Great I Northern a decrease of 1,613/. ; and the London, and South Western an increase of 3,0331. It is said that the forthcoming return of the Lancashire, and Yorkshire Company will show an increase of 10b/' The half-yearly meeting of the Ottoman (Smyrna to Alain) Railway Company is called fur the 27i September. Canaria Government Five per Cents. continue is demand. T iehalf-yearly dividend is advertised es Georgia State Five per Cent. sterling Bonds. It appears from the preparations_yeeterday for the settlement in the market for English Railway stocks, that the supply of stock is still very limited. The scarcest descriptions were London and North Western. Great Western, and Great Northern. The supply of the latter, however, is lees scanty than at the previous settlement. The following shows the rates of " continuation" gene rally current at the commencement of business yea , terday morning : London and North Western 1 " even " to y per cent stock Great Western " Leacashire and Yorkshire 'to p ercent. " contango.. Midland Booth Eastern Great .2:ortbern "even" tail "back." _ . l ra- -•• per at. "coat.° .1 I ~,~ i~ 5. July 01. July 17. Aug. S. Aug. WAIN. 17. Aug. 24 - - - --- 1.. •• 3 •• • •=.71 ... .L :: •• • • .y.... .. .. • • •.. • •.. • • ••... • MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CLocit. The Directors of the Bank of Englaud, at their weekly Court to-day, have reduced the minimum rate of discount from 41 to 4 per cant. This measure has been attended, somewhat cos- tradictorily, with a fall of k per cent. in the foods. • English railway stocks have experienced a fresh rise, but, with this execptiou, the stock markets generally are dull. The fortnightly iaavitlornay.f .4•Ank• nom- L, I iMI 'l ~ . . i l ici ~, 1 .1' 1 . 1 , It i iteaoc;:o 316 W 5.11 The present position of the Anglo-Peruvisa Four-and-a-Half per Cent, debt, as affected by the sinking fund now about to be applied, is stated am follows in the Money Market Review : The stock known ae the Four•iind-a-11•11 per (Gent. Anglo- Peruvian Bonds, bears interest payable in March and Sep tember, secured upon half the proceeds of the guano colt in th e United Kingdom. This stock has a sinking fund et 8 per cent. per annum on the original capital, and this accumulative. The original amount of this debt wee 2,800,000/., but under the action of the sinking fund it boa been reduced to 1,166,00 W. ; the sinking fund of 8 per oes*. (208,0001.) with the accumulations, now amounts to N 0,0001., which is equivalent to no less than 25 per cent. ea the amount of the debt now outstanding, and will antis it within four yews. The present price iv nearly per (100), including 6J months' interest, which gives • net ie. come of 4i pee cent. on the money invested, together vital • boons of 24 per cent. in four years. The following is from the Lond ,, .L and Chiwa Telegraph : ft appears that it is not the intention of government Is take any steps in reference to the Red Sea cable until soma decision his been arrived at by the Treasury as to the gnu. rantee which they at present pay to the company. The re- port of Sir Charles Bright, mentioned in a previous issue. cannot, therefore, for the prceent be acted on. With reference to the market for Areerioaa securities Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as fol lows: The market in London for American *emu itiee has been dull during the p. 4 week. State Stock and Railroad Sonar are without change. Erie and I:1 Central shares mom offered, and rather lower. - • Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the but Stock Exchange list : Insurance. Alliance British and Foreign, 15 ; Alla; 11 Lf El 2 l O . , . 7 1;eleal . 121*. e . 4 don and Provincial n Ma y rine, 2 ; Marine, 911 ; Ocean Me. rine, 10 ; Pistol:, 150 ; Rode Life,Bl ; Ihames and Mercy Marine. 24, 3. Gas Light and Coke.—Commercial, 361 • E q uitable 791 ; Imperial, 804, ), ex die. ; Imperial Coainental, 421, ex div. • London, 67 ; Phaesix, 71, ex dir. ; Westminster Chai.ered, 70, ex div. Docks.—eommercial, 99S ; Lowden, 57; Bt. Katlarioe. 01) 2. &Dab. —Regent's (or London), 22. Waterworks.— Berlin, 41, ; East London, 126. WED:CESDAT EVIIIDia. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921, " sellers," for the 10th September, opened this morning at 924, rose to 921 to a , and closed at 92a to 4. Few money the last price was 921 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cont. Consols, for money, 92R, j, 4, 4, • ditto for account (Sept. 10), 924, 1, b • lre 1 ; per , Reduced, 924, 4, ; Now Three per Cents., 4, ; India Five per Cent. Stuck, 1031 ; ditto for account, 1034 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 98i, , g ; ditto Bonds, par ; Fire per Cent. " enfaoetr rupee paper, 964 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.. 1032. The India Fire per Cent. Stock was last quoted 1034 to 4, and the scrip 1034 to 104. The clesing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Maris Insurance. 41 to 5k prem.; Thames and Morse, Marine, 1 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insur ance, 11 to 1 dis. ; London and Provincial Marina p.‘r , Oriental and General Marine, par. 1 0 i il