The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) cOURT OF BANKRUPTCY ilk fon yr. Cconatis^oster F‘.obtaisitse ) Its J0.1:1.H. • .as IMAIIIINSike meeting uoder the bankruptcy Th. of N.... $7 aad SM. floun,ditcb. and of No. inter. ti rand, Dalatoo, tkacribed as tut int , z.:11 goods. _ _ _ •!.. 7 et. prepared by Messr, Ilart Ilmthers on the fat of Januar!, larak bed • Juin Iwt , iliscleinsie these results: Dr. : .1,717/. lie. Id. ditto holding wearily, I —sts. LOW. Set ; halation, 1:411. Ga Id.—Total, II debtors. good. 1 11. 13.. ; do. doubt .-• ; priwity. 6TII. ; ditto bold by creditors, . epte I articles, • uprises. 1.346 i. W. 7.1 ; i 'emoted, GIS/. ; losws 217/. Oa ; ..sonseiteemeat, 1.80:71. lie. id. ; I;is. Id. Toial,l,oll/. is. W. ,• emssitioa, and tile boisicrapt pored his RR J. R. RANDALL. Applicata... fat ...etas** by the btakrupt, I. .1 IA evilest. Iwo: Arack. •111 . % by Mews. Hart Brother' sad Hayka, ..n 140 A, with a defick sey 2,ttlf. The /wits 1.41 loos I.OiwV. $ tbi ; rests receivoiL 1081. AzAust them wers--sapesop., ; I I.iseol. ; lows, 674/. 9a. lA. Thar &Mu ' .7'. : ditto witted 7,1421. ; to wet wide\ . c..l debt., 1311. ; doubtful, ; property odstora. • .• no opposition on the part of the assi I L. lawn, who supported, amid that altS the ,4 was described as a corn dealer , that was yOM • to his hosanna as a farmer, which would partly • for the hooks not traria; bees an well kept as they have hen. The bankrupt had been in busters for ..i• ; and althowah he had ip.ue ou tradieg linger this :Id have done, there WA , this peculiar feature is The lease enntaioed a condition that in the event .4ntotev, or his failing to ray is the pound, it he forfeited. and a. it was considered valuable, the Is as well as the haekropt were desirous of avoiding • •ult. He was not peered to offer any of the stock • often brought fure the court, bat lie believed it fact that during the last ye a r or two bankrupt had had , had harvest. Notwithstanding this, the trade profits '••11 apisoi expesoos 1.1001. and household ex• • .4 Mat, aid the estate bad nut, therefore, ma .. suffered from the continuance of the trading for I of othissooner ■wanJc4 a certiticate of the wood ovremer. • was au examinatioo meeting. The bankrupt, Haney inviolate, was a doper of Slaidatoae. ,askrupt had lawn in busmen., only three or four rod his debts are stated at about 60W., assets 20W. u the applemtion of Mr. .4. Turner, the usual prod's auulLtwry trim made. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) Al A RLIV I HOCCIII-STRELPT. IMANTI4 , O4 ROBROLY DT A MANZ. ,I,in paieeiri, a woman of *heat 60, of bloated • •e. anal described es a swat, wee charged with the tootles. mhhery: • 6me, Clark, bootchmer, of 1, Ship-yard, Wardour , • ..ho, said the pnaceer had bias employed by him • it ...see weeks to nurse We wife, who unfortunately .n 'mislay week. He had shim kept the pnsoner eat in consequence of what he learnt from his der r mec, the funeral of hie wife, he took a constable • - • reiloner's I.lging", 10, Hopkins-street, and there I lame quantity of article., his property, including • ,4" of feather', taken from the bed on which his late el been Ivio7,- in fact, there were articles of every ripti,4l take'. la., (kale, apprentice to Mr. Clerk, proved that on • .liy Lut, ilunog the absence of Yr. Clark, the primmer • r• him sod said she was going en ea errand. He went •wies, and then looking out of widow saw the priaaaer 1.. e the house with two bundles under her apron, limeade Amu:, 121 C, said prisoner denied having the feather', but es germ to her lodgings he found them sewed up is tee bags. See at first mid she hail got them out of pawn • Tottenhameeriereroad. bat afterwards said she had takes them out of ►er own bed to make two pillows, but on ea. minus.: the bed it had me been opened. Mr. Ilaasield remanded her for a few days. A SITTING APIAIII. WilioasA /Prey, a betting man, was charged with annoying Mr. John Willem laubb fishmonger, of 17, Tylerstreet, llegent-rireee 31r. (lubb said-1 gave the man in charge for eausing a riot round me door. He celled me a " thief," a "swindler," nJ seer:nide; ebbe. 1 pre haul in' charge far the riot, sad 1 big to state that for the past few days he has Ism In my shop getting up a riot. AU 1 want in pence led quietuses. I deal want to fight everybody that dial- Ines me. (liaaglitra.) I'll now leave the mat in your genhip's Drhadaat—Yo't owe ate a bet, and Mired to pay. Mr. Clubb—No, 1 don't. Lirfendaat—You do. I wan a MU* fresh, sad excited home you did not shell up. Mr. Fishmonger. (Laughter.) Ilse 11-initteld unlined the defendant to pay Os. for being Lank. LAMBETH. Al7l 1101rIDE or A WAIN= WOMAN. Mar/.We Cronier, a married woman, we, charpd Ware iht His. U. C. Nark., awiessnd, with attempt* te scot saki& by drowsing henell is Ohs Themes. The valorteeste worms, who appeared is ds dl duem el mad had nearly eaceseded is her attempt, and was taken dm by ems men at the risk of their lives. SU Ins m oored te inestiesnmes by medical tmetennit. Sh• was thee rimended kw a week. The , is mower to the nagiltrate, said that she U 1 ia her heed, and that she bad also bed trouble. Y. she stss.d that shit Ina tee Atkins. The Inshuid of the prisoner said that ha lima a farrier. lie VI Mee ems time out it work, sad she never attempted mtvisemelicia before. Site was a lobar and industrious %MU& Wr Starke —ll:zabed to the workbag's? rr oomo—Ncs Ms. I malt my goods mol mooring "pont lam in I now, •z. Wm dim sow el her Immd. gemilleme in mo Imehear d sold that he boil Yarn the pri- sms and bee i sone "WM nod that dr sy wee • very nem end iedesielese IPONINIL SW weasel ea hoed. Xs. Nobs. e a 3 si sseser. sebum! the primmer, ood WS bee UM she to hive moths! advW whoa eke lek her heed He danosial that 10e. should be On to w YAW .a .l the esor-bez to Neese Ids - mama , Ass net the mart. • WANDSWORTH. irlnfr el/11/0011 MAWR Of MOO. ifradely,a camas, living is Battersea. simmalased Ile he bed before ME laglisai, far Gael eseadsedm it en c l i be rearm al ebtsaiy the sem of 211. Ta from Mr. *n o% the laedlesd of the Prises ad Wales piablisebeess, knr the Wami ewor th RailwayMallies. Mr. Wyse' prosecetd. From the Goidelic, adduced es eemeal marker it see band that the delendam reseived a Mums les the ahem vials from N,. dmepti Swaim wham brether was Maid ►in the affairs of the ahmediteli beak. The Magee was , ured the Mho, May, and was draws epos the Daily Jelat •••.orli Hank. Ibe defsedaat bemuse twin that It was Noakes, het he protested it at the Mal os She fonowleg tooday, sad was Wei mad that there were so amts. the ant dor a enema named Walker, who bed the loon the ilefeedmit's wife to get it • .shat, pneenMd it to Mr. Atom., sod, in auswer to bra ,rash„.., rid that it am sot the Fran. who was muted ay with the Miewoliteh bank, but that he was building at Wunblodoe, and had plenty of moose. Upos !,at Walker received t ee p oun d s on accusal, an d he pee motley to Nis. Nuaday, who paid his a small sem ...sr by her husband. Oa the tollowieg Thursday Wilk-r sod Sleeday visited Mr. Stumm*, boom, and the !elver* of the shame was paid to the former, and be handed •• I, the defendant. The claque was snlaequestly paid •t • Mr. Burr is's bankers, who afterwards returned it , Irioeured. It was, however, proved by the cashier at the ruiry Hank that, although them were la dirtett to the crsd.t of Mr. Evans as UN Sewing, them was sufficient Vie Thursday tai Hamrag day to meet She cheque, it led been prompted. This was the turuiug st w the case sad his worship took time t o oseslor it. It further appeared that the times-I:tor would 104 Moo cashed the cheque for Sunday if he had asked him. Balker was also summated, but he was dismissed, sod the lietatrite held that es there was oo evidence to show that Alker la the dint Mamma acted under the direction of ikon!, he amid oily eismider the point as to the obtain. 'a; el the balance of the cheque, and exclude the sum re 'rte..' by Walker on account. Nr C. highani now rave his decisioe, and mid that Although .kfesilant believed the cheque a worthless piece of Pvivr 'llea the Ivilsuce was paid to Walker, yet in fact it a 'slid security, sod that being the am, he could not fru:. nut any felm pretence, and therefore the defeadrat THE MrKura NEAR FRoier..-011 Monday the lt , .orecr. gyard Unasked, was brought up fur erm -1 at the police court. For some . tiroe before noon Itt totraoce to th e court was besieged by a large vs.l .oxicitts to obtain admitt a n ce . Th e beech was by the following magistrates :—Dr. Harrisoo Lormaal, John Sinking. Esq., Rowell Duckworth , Eeq, E H lacteasott, Fat. Valentioe Geoid, Esq., the chief v a4alle of th ee:oust'', watched th e alas for the prosecu t"l. The evidence we. a repetitiori of the facts of the came, ` l 4 hays already teal published. The pri "'jot sad an inquest ordered to take place.eoner was re rpW 13 ,, Ucicauler draws, Colleen Ba•rn (says; A aes, is not expect e d to be brought one at th e osta until towards the close of the year. M. r. Pertly awl 11 UI. . Fereyra are engaged for the lording porta. BERKSHIRE STAKES. About two miles. Weatlirrhound, Bank Fitaavon, lawyer, Weatherproof, Atropis, and Amy are here. EASTHAMPSTEAD STAKES. Ow mile and a half. Mideight, AnistenLini, Durban, tlaylwl , Don John, Van per, Sycophant, am] Gloom Cara hare. NURAFI.RV PLATE. About se•eo furlong.. Repartee, hilkstone, Stella c, Hariola, Reporter, Annette, Tuni-ot Luck. tits...mberry Leaf. Santa Claus, Principal, liarsosy, sad tioorgion are here. (horn Aaan•.ttx Islet Nosegay, Atropia, Letty Lanz, sin to Timmins. Eheu,pleino, Chriemiale, Margery, 1 , 10. germ Girellyan. Eirscrev. Jogia. sad King of the Forest. THE WEATHER AHD THE HARVEST. With the exception of one day, Tin., Thursday, them has been no rain during the pest week. A high tem perature. bright skies. and hot sun have revealed, with the aomnipuriment of It has been splendid ber ms' weather, and our agriculturists have been hard at work in all quarter*. The " odds mid ends" of the hay barest, delayed by the previous broken weather, have been en tinily cleared off and the grain crops now monvpoliee the farriers' e ff orts a nd anxieties. A great breadth of wheat has been cut, and some has been carried in capital con dition. Reports speak well of the probable yield in all the welbfarmed lands, and even where the plant was extremely thin and unpromising a month or two ago, a marked improvement bas taken plus. Marley and cats also promise well, and, taking the crops altogether, the prospect. of the harvest cannot be deemed other than !satisfactory. bred stress is laid upon the importance of continued fine weather, for upon this a peat deal turns. As yet there seems nothing to justify alarm on this score — indeed , the indica tions prevailing rather warrant the hope that the harvest weather of !Mil will prove more than usually favourable. The turnips and root crops are doing much better than was expected at one time, and feed is both ple n tif u l aid fresh in the matures. Another weak of uninterrupted fine weather will enable peat progress to be made in securing the grain eropa. Every heart must hopefully and i n a grateful spirit dears that we may be blest with propitious weather. As far as smitten have gone as yet there is every reason for thaakfelmes. We wish we could give as favourable a report of the potatoes as of the grain crime. Accounts, however, reach us from various quarters speaking of t h e s of the disease. Nevertheless, there is • great breadth of ground covered with healthy and abundantly yielding plants. Thom =which are good arc especially so, and it is to be hat the uality and abund ance o f th e mop t h at can be seemed t h ree from disease will go • bog way to wards compensating for that punka which is affected by the blight. The reports from the hop districts speak of omermed uod inevitable blight in a large majority of mar bursa gardens, though here and there a few acreo may bo found co which some good hope ma be grown. The w ea th er o f the past week has been h ighl y favourable, and n doing all th a t can be done for this p t. But aU accounts agree in represent iog a huge proportion of the acreage as beyond all help and past all chance of recovery. In calculating, therefore, as any improvement that may be effected by , fine weather, and in mtimatiog the coussquent probable increase of duty, it is necessary to bear is mind that that improvement must be limited to an extremely small area, and can, therefore, add but little to the general average produce of the hop districts throughout the kingdom—Sussex Ade-Miser. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGL 14, 1861. 1 1 Odel pia. So-day to - -- - LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. en Memo nucamil.) RZADING mErrNa.—(THIS DAY.) KINON MEADOW STAKES. One mile and a quarter. Dammam. .triadne, Oaylad, Jackall, Dun John, Dorking, Byeophant, Clotilde c, Gloom c, and Midnight are here. - - ABBEY STAXEIS. Si: furloop. Ineitatus, The Knave, Bisekeock, and Imperatriee are here. HORAICASTLE GRIAT HORSE PAIR. This great fair which is one of the most exten sive and hams marts in this country, was formally commenced on Saturday, continued on Monday and Ttiee day, and will remain opus the whole of this week. The show is very large, and comprises a varied deecription of young hones, many of which are yet " green in harness" and (nett from the plough, but among them were some splendid cattle, developing bone and substance, com bined with perfect symmetn, and possessing the essen tial point* for usefulness sod the growing requirements of the public, and in every respect fully imstaining the long•acquired reputation that this county (Lincoln shire) is the great hone mine o f E ng land. The demand for young hones wile steady, and brought rennin.- retire and encouraging Beres to colt breeders ; but, taking exception to very superior horses, there was a manifest dimintitioe in prices am compared with preceding fairs, and, adooti " honedealing phraseology, "th e y came a little sa.ter.Subjoined is the average price of horses, without reheenoe to " choice picks" and . special selections"—viz, young thick-set and short-jointed hones for brewers, mer chants, and town work, 40 to 30 guineas ; native light ninged cattle, suitable for public conveyance, machine work, ionises, ke., 35 to 45 guineas ; compact neat-going young horses for light broughams, 50 to 53 guineas ; well prows young horses adapted for pair ban:less, 55 to 66 gaining fine morticed's( Scat-claes hones of high fashion realised high figures, and matched pun mods prices ranging from 140 to 180 pumas, and in many lastanose higher figures were obtained ; seascsaed hones, plain Dam, and rumblers ranged in pries from 20 to 28 guinea.. Well-lesd young hones for the hunting field made from 95 to 220 plums, and hones of celebrity, sad up to heavy weight, 200 and 400 guineas. Bongo tee Palk rid*. aurora, and harness hones el high action and balsa fetched prices varying from 120 to 200 reams. Oat bale% sound sad quick walkers, 40 to 55 guineas ; aged sad seaweed ditto, 18 to 30 gamer ; cover becks, cobs, and galloways, 24 to 35 guineas rampart mode weight-comic, cobs fetched 40 to 50 guise* and common description of ditto 15 to 20 guinea. =ll2 to SI guineas, and choice match e d p a i rs sold well. .two yams old, varied from 16 to 40 guineas. Blood see& soid at pries. in accordance with pedigree ; brood mans, and ditto in foals or with a colt by their side, made hem 40 to 12U guineas, and van hones 22 to 35 guineas. The fair was well represented by provincial and London bereedealers and jot:mestere, who were the principal buyers. Areang blood stook, amateur colt breeders and dealers and pedaloes of tie hunting field took a deep interest, and speculated freely ; and young homes adapted for the artil lery and other military purposes were in good competition, and were best& up by army castration end oommiasioo spate for home service and tontine and continental epargatico. Many valuable strings of hones are destined tar Laslia. Hoe LITMUS/Wm—Tim following are the clays Iliad far payment of the duty retails* due on the growth of 1999 (led for which bond ham bees gavel, in the Roches- ter Onliddism, 30,7661. being unpaid on the let of Apnl t=ll4, Temkin * ; August 17, Maims ; August 19, • end limpid 20, MAidllioBll. The accoente esivei 60111 the venous districts weak generally of am ba =ba W bat theblighted pom as adethe low the Wadi. The IMe beinteroto wide, Omagh they bemised the bins eannidnably aid injured tbe young sheets en which the hops were 'Orating, removed most of He vends from the plants, and left them healthy though somewhat backward far the time of year. At best, however, the crop can be but partial ; the promises of yield in sum mits places being little better than last year. The following are from our teal n osiest on Monday. Rama lod e la prevenient within the last few days has been observed in sane of the plantations, bet in a groat majority the growth of the plants appear to have 011100 to a deixdstill, seal the le.ires look black and wither*, Is very few pima is there any promise of • fairaop and those reported to he beet are the Geldings, wbwe they are highly and skilfully cultivated. Tbe synagiep which has been extmeively usA is said to have been of considerable el& awy where asd be good time. Woreseter.—The reports ressivwl with rapid to our bop plantations (says the IVor ceder Herald) are of a more favourable character ; the week blue km improved, and although sot able to do much this wears, it will do much better than was expected • few weeks mime. When the bias is good it is coming on Wlla. being full in burr, and is a few places coming into hop. Duty fur the district estimated at 13,0(NX—dough Emigre Gazdte. 011*? FLOOD 111 TEI Wrat or SCOTLAND.- ' Maudly it is rare that we have to chronicle as this •016011 of the year so heavy a fall of rain as that which took place ' is the west and south of Scotland on Saturday and Sunday narht last ; and we regret to add that considerable damam has been done to the growing crops. So great was the rai of rain on these nights that on Monday the Clyde had risen eleven feet above it. usual level at low water. It gradually began to decrease, however, so that at the time of high water, at half.past in o'clock p.m., the water was some inches lower thee at a previous pert of the day, although the tide most have raised the water at least eight feet. Parte of the South• Western Railway were flooded, so that it was with considerable difficulty that the morning trains reached the city. This wee partrealarly the use at Lochwinnoch, anal between Paisley sad Ciaaagow. Mang plata and awn dalde have bees covered by water ; and in was st do lair• parts of the aeighbourlsood cottage' have also flooded. At Kirklatilloch. hi scree of „nada hen been destroyed. On Mayday morning, Lochlomond woe four feet above the level, and considerably higher thee it has been for many years, so that several of the islands were completely submerged . Notwi th atuding the recut wet weather, all the hotel" at the statics' on Lochlomond are crowded with tourists. The railway from Balloeh to Glasgow was in some plaon covered with water to a foot and a half in depth ; but, as little wind was blowing with the rain, comparatively bill. damage has been dose to the crop. in Liiirnitartoushire. Monday was line, and, se the wind has changed from the ...nth to the west, it is greatly hoped that we have seen for the present the end of the wet weather. —NortA Brili•A Mad. In the railway share market to-day the arrangement of the account has formed the chief business. Except as regards South Eastern stock, which has fallen per cent., the market is firmer. There is au improvement of to 1 per cent. in Great Western, Midland, Lan cashire and Yorkshire , and Eastern Counties stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted for the new account 9% to 91, being still flat ; Great Western, 66} to 67 ; Midland, 1221 to 1; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to 111 ; South Eastern, 791 to 80 ; Caledonian, 100 k to 101 ; Eastern Counties, 471 to 48 ; and Great Northern, 104 to 105. Lombardo-Venetian Railway aharea are steady, at Ito prem. Grand Trunk of Canada railway stuck ix firmer. jail 10 ISO 100 110 N. 1( 10 1 De. Traheasee 111 DeL.aniet..DOothrtce Op.'. Ida. Awe. 1 WI arkeeedblae.tL Lie De. DOI moo lee Da L Ilul 01106 an Owen.L Isalara 13 OageTADoni Olglieo C i Are nelmon lee nue Wen an D0..1 D°. 4:l l . l rDobeas on Do. a do.p. al. an Do. do. nosalo all Gagree ledboarea lee Gonad Tara of Cam& I Do. • per et IteL 6 1 6 • 1 i t cu. i i all 19 14 9 4 10% PT 9 119 100 99 100 18 19 68 61 Do. peg& ?.._?!a,..1 32 33 m► di I Do. do. 111 Do. do. BO Groot Indian Poolasob 10 I Do. Now 10 at. & of India g. 6p. A 154.W00t Mao* Ohara I Do. Now 2 Do. 6 p.clldapayra,o.op , 1 Do. 61 do., 77,wit op I Do. do. 78 withoutop Do.l.lp.ct 8d0,p05.,7 Modena Guar. 44 pot 6t Do. do. 5 jor ot. Do. pm et iiii ipir--esii.Thi. io r iai. -- ol.ronis N. looorioa Paolo obn • on. dt. I De. as. Lan on I De. M/I up. as. I Do. 4Lad elo &Inds i Do. PunJaub I Do. do. Do.lnd.St.flot.g.sp.e Trintdad,Limited,Sciip 961 964 1 Ot 4Us 99 96. 4 1 - 4 Na 10f K 96 96 08 IS PS I 134 94 17 tog 41161 7 7 6 6 IN 1 AN 99 . 11 S. 7 dbl JOINT •loo[ ILNZL No. I db. I BANKS. Ift I Ct. prime. II Bales. 00,005 1 100 Agra age U. Mr. Beak . SO 86 88 - U,SOO 40 Aol 144001 II Bea Zap{ En 194 204 - 0,000,100 Bask of London SO 68 55 - 60.0111 29 busk or Turkey 8 106 dia •-. WON ! NO &Mak N. America ..- al 62 53 - 81.100 SO Moot Sink and od Ines. Aulralla, Chia . all 2) 104 - 114 w El (Mad. Mrs. at MY Is.. sal Okla. an 32 24 - IS OM V oniii U,OOO 100 180 i - 4:1114.1.1 woo inu nom ad Canada ...... - - - 16,000 100 Ocia. of Loudon 15,00 b 90 ft& esoliAnal.Clierlt ell 164 17 - non le G. Bask 04 Ileritmekmd. an - - 34000 90 Lim. O. Bank d AulaL all SOL 114 - UAW 10 De. New - WOO SO Leaden med County 18 19 60.00010 Lades Joint Block —II 150 31 :4 4 MAO ID London 30 Beath Unglue 10 16 2We a? 54000100 Lon. end Wealmiadar 140411 100 Nat. Dam ot imperl A - - - IMO IS Do. New ll •••• - - 240 N SO Nalloael Dirk - •••• - 81,M 90 Now built Walas lll - 4- 501 18 ,- KOMIAS DI U Otbamea Beak Book lkoporo lll 0 1 10 64 O SAO 100 Drovlnalal et lbeleml - - - 1411 16 loath Amman& - 411,000 115 Union at Australia - 114000 SO Union at Landon 10801 11l 'Unit, Nubia.. IS - - - 111110ILIAN1001711. No. I Bk. I Cloaremiel. I Del IC. prior. Kalov.. 113,000, 19 Aagloblinteaa Illali .. , 'lli 1314 14 4 - 60,001:01 10 Atlanticll. Ball 8644 all I 11 2 - 3601000 Atlantic TN. all 04• •• • ou - - - 10,0 N 16 Australian AgelcaL.... le 28 30 - 67,000 10 Berne Materwcolle. En 0 di -. 4000 So UM& Irbk /log. Toil all SO sE - Led 10 Do. par 0 l .1111 oss sal 10 10 3 - 11.700 10 Do. B 0 I ml 10 1- ILES 326 Lad all DI 157 - 11K030 o 4 oeatiag.alkeell I.MIU DL Palace IN 11 ' 33 316 1 MIN N. Preference . _ lOO 101 105 - 804000116. Do. Op. et. Peep. Deb US 1111 105 - 80,000 10 Klndla&Lon.Shippngll 4* 1 01 die - 8,000 10 Nemladial Mg.& Lanai 1 per * pro 11 SOO U. 113•01410 Tolograph lOO 56 98 - .000 I Bag. mad Aust. Cop. - ,000 lb Bea. Stoma Naeigeti •ie 16 ..- - - wan 1 Great lealli (Molted/ - 100,000 I Do. 176 par cent.lPra an k - 12,000 6 Las. NakiN ToL (41- a t -ea - 1 00,000 4 Loa. Gea. Omnibus Co - le 60,000 10 Madras Irriga. di Caul 1 1 I I pigt - 10,000 10 MadlteereanalleaTeL all - - 12,000 10 Madan'. ga. TN. (Um) ell 2 0 - 64000 16 National DiamoM Oe 6 16 1 ine it 1 06 ills 4000 10 NorlituldeCoelt(L) -. 11,310 10 Motherlands lan lreet d - - - 60,006 1 Do. Bp. c., le. atl iiii En e i - 1,734 100 N. Ikons. dt N. ecol IL 81 6 n - ISOM 1 N. Bett. Aus all I - 14,000 1 Orkalal Oss tralasian - SS.M 1 Do. "New Slum' - 40,000 15 • la. Bten. ilassi.j all - - 414 - 0112,000 N. Deal River load t lea lOO 47 50 11111 7 - 14 SO flab. aadOrtas.lloeam DON SO Do. New SO 10 lf pm 41 6 *MIS) Lem as lad. Tel. 03.46 all 176 186 - 14060 50 Iron - 14000 16 . New en 1 6 - 14000 109 loyal Mall Steen Ile 40 61 - 200,000 et. • • Amt. laves. 100 111 lid - 14100 16 • Asatrallaa Dead all II 36 - TOMO 1 bourne, Tel. early - 50.000 I Do. do. Itegb6ered all 6 . - 11.11011 10 Do. do. - 14f10 10 • • It Ag. of Anekella (Limited) Fire* Woe. I par 6pm - 60.000 26 . 135Co.U.Quiatla I -•-• - 10 0. .000100 000 6 Un. Kingdom Sed. (Li. 1 4do per - Van Dlamemb Load tel 66 96 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two e'CLoci. The stock markets to-day are firm. The funds have experienced a fresh rise of i per cent., the weather continuing remarkably fine. The members of the Stock Exchange have been chiefly occupied with preparations for to-morrow's settlement in shares and foreign stocks. English railway stocks are generally rather better, except South Eastern, which has fallen, the traffic occasioning disappointment. BLURB 1.1818.-(THIS DAY.) Two ()Two& WIDLICIAT SEAM LAID STOCK/ SkL 1 £4 LILWATL 111 m., W.I. *Moor VaL lilrk..lamotChsaJaar Blaakbura JBlyth and_ l'in! BostonomaannAt Bristol and fast I iCaledonlan Mark and Bunks.. ;Cornwall Da • J A so dh. natal 6 Ds. I pall to 11. Della awl Jae. Dseghribe. &AMA". ilej us Aar amie MIAMI Onion. /bolo Do. /leak B id Suffolk Ildhstnunb and Glasgow ItUnbro*, Perth, Dundee forth Lad Clyde Jana. Glasgow & S. Wasters Great North of Scotland Great North er 1,9 . 1 r• • a'so• bO: i Wei at South di Walt. 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Omagh all Who Maiden an Lao Onalasaa Ikla all Linn lai Tenho* all liens mod Owes all Vans Aidanla . a ll N Neetan amalhj al Ds. new Own W Moron= Mint lot U oltsaaaacluarnsAidla) an raft Iteakirdlissiit mu Pub rad Odom In PAW* and IL Pannaeo Winnia and • • an Royal Datini all loyal Owen& an Do. ova& an Sambre T per and new ... all Do. 6 per cent. 16 &Ause.t iananna lPig" an Southern of all West Madero W De. 14 par Nat. Tref el Wee& EN. W. el nal Waders a Arena al Wilancidan ai al r za l l 1 i 10 11 le 4 la *lll 71 71 8 Ee I* II NI 80 Of 1 8 7 dis 881 401 65 67 II bk as 4 - i 4 i II dig 1 a p. u - 9 - .• 10 1101 EltlTlBll POSSINIONA II l RAILWATIL Asaffis Oft. Da1ka4110.114.10. 1 7. Dullibayidtins/L Closing pries yesterday. 67 0 116 0 PROVINCIAL SHARE HAREEM Intarool.,Getrr IS—Great Western. 671—Laneashire and Inticsitire, 110 j in—London and North Western, WWI — Manchester. alsidestd. arid Lincoln. Ste Midland, 1231 j --Booth Lateen, 24—Grand Trunk of Canada, 44—Strkenheact 844. MAllatillTill, Ao•orff II.—TM mai ket was dull. Grand Trunk of Canada, I 4.lll—Oreat Waken of Canada, 10—Great Western, 47—Ianeaddris and liorkaldre,llol I—Manebester, Shelled. and Uneolnahire. 44 4 „ o—Midland, New. 1 p.— North Staffordshire, 4 410d —South lfastem, 114}-oawastry and Newtown Prof., 10. CEILEOI OF ROBBERY BY • HOUSZKEZPZI• - About six years ago • Mr. Howard,residingnklol4 in Oembridgeshire, was robbed of 8501. in gold. He wee at the time so severely injured through aware beating with a bludgeon that his life was for some days despaired of. The perpetrators of the outrage were discovered, wed two of them were transported.. A part of the money was also recovered, and 1001, of it restored to Howard. He was advised to deposit the sum in a place of nasty, bat instead of doing so he pat it with some other funds In the very chest from which the 1160 i. had been taken. Howard is 78 years of age and bedridden. He had his cheat placed at his bedside, and kept the key in the pocket of his trousers, which were gene rally put under his pillow. The only person living in the henna with has was his housekeeper, Jane 0 room, a m iddle yostmaddridag appearance, whom he had engaged on the altommodatiou of a relative who had met her accident ally Is • public-house. Some time ago Mr. Howard counted ow Ms money, with the assistance of Groom, when 100 were put back into the chest, the key bein g - =l i r s re its place under the pillow. In the end of last molit the housekeeper left without baying l iven soy settee. It was then found that Mr. Howards pockets bed been emptied of the money they contained, and that the cheat had been robbed of its coetenta. Mrs. Qom was apprehended after a sharp dam at lislaham , who she had a CIMMISSCO in waiting, hued for the day at asexpense of Ita. It has been ascertained that she pre. eloudy was known as Mrs. Harrington, and that she suf fered imprisonment in Bury Goo' for robbing a clergyman, to whom she was housekeeper in Suffolk. On Monday the deposition of Howard was taken, the allegation being made izose-examination by the prisoner's counsel that the re. haloes or visitors of Mr. Howard have robbed him. The prisoner was remanded till Saturday. M r.L•24CHOLY OCCURRENCE AT PEEBLES. —lt would appear that about twelve o'clock on Monday lest two lads, cousins—one the son of Mr. Wight, butcher, Albany•street, Edinburgh ; the other, a lad named Ballandean, from Henderson-row, Edinburgh, eud. - r ho fourteen and fifteen respectively—omit "t.; fish river immediately above Tweed-bridge, on the south side, with a pont net. While thus engaged, Wight (or Bal. landean) observing a cap or bonnet coming down the rim, stretched forward to lay bold of it, and in so doing be no (intimately lost his basun, and was instantly taught by the current of the stream, which, owing to the heavy rains of the previous day, had become very swift and Ballandean (or Wight) ening his ecionpnion's linger, immediately went to his rescue, but, sad to tat, nay to share his fate. The terrible current caught Idea also, and the next moment both wen borne ender Tweed-bridge together. James Culbertson, a labourer, who happened to be standing on the bridge at the time of the occurrence, threw off his coat and rushed into the river, and struck out in the direction of the lads. Ile had reached within a yard of the nearest one, but finding his strength failing him, he was at length obliged to make for the beak. Up to ten o'clock last night no intelligence of the bodies had been received here. The families upon whom these calamitous lows have fallen came to Peebles as summer visitors only • week one ago.— diliribery. Courant. The biaperulant of Constantine (Algeria) men tions the death in that town of • dog, named Helloes, at the extraordinary age of thirty four years. The dog for merly belonged to the soldiers of one of the batteries of artillery at the siege of Constantine, and enoceasively ac companied three regiments of the line in their expeditious. It had one of its legs broken by • musket shot us 1831 during an engagement of Kabylia. It has remained in the possession of its last master for eleven years It may be as well to state that the age of twenty is considered abmt the extreme limit of a dog's existence. Homer, it may be remembered, represent. Argus, the faithful dog of Ulysses, which dies of joy at again beholding its master, as having arrived at ilium*. The India Five per Cents. continue very firm, with an upward tendency. The stock is now quoted 1004 to 1, and the Scrip 1001 to 1. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. showing no alteration. Consols are officially marked 901 and 4 for money, and 90/ for the account. The present quotations are 90} to ; for cash, and 901, "buyers," for the 10th Sept. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents., 00i, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 75k ; India Stock, 220, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, ; ditto for account, 1001 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 165., 15s. dis. ; ditto small, Ils. dig. ; ditto June, Is., 3s. dis. The Turkish Loan of 1858 has fallen 4 per cent., being quoted 681 to 69. The Loan of 1854 is rather dull, at 781 to 1. Mexican Bouds are steady. Buenos Ayres do not recover. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1852, 881 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 88 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., Rl ; ditto Deferred, 26 ; Chilian Six per Cents, 102 ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rente►, 95f. 75c. (exchange 25f.) ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., 221 ; New Grenada Deferred, 54; Rurzian Three per Cents., 1859, 601; Spanish Passive, 151 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 78 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 684, ; ditto for account, 69k, 69, 1, 684 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 71, 704. A meeting of the assignees and the principal creditors under the estate of W. R. Wagstaff was held yesterday at the offices of Messrs. Cooper Brothers and Co., the accountants, when a resolti tiob was passed to prosecute the claim against Sir M. Pete, in connection with the contract for the construction of the Sardinian "Littoral" Railway. Great ease prevailed in the discount market yesterday. Good bills were taken in Lombard street at 4i per cent., or a trifle lower. At the Bank of England business was limited. There is an impression that within the next week or two the minimum at that establishment will be lowered to 4} per cent. The • Vienna Bourse is heavy, owing no doubt to the aspect of the Hungarian question. The ex change has risen to 138.25. About 10,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were decidedly firm, with a favourable tendency. The Austrian exchange has risen, in answer to the less confident tone which prevails in financial circles at Vienna. Subjoined is our usual list. Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to 1; ditto 3 days, 1119 to / • Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to 1 ; Antwerp 3 months, 25.1;5 to 70 ,• Hamburg, ma. beano, 3 months, 13.101 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 26.40 to 5 ; ditto, 3 months, 95.70 to 5 ; Fraokfort-on•the-Maine, 3 mouths, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, 33 so 1; Vienna, eff. to., 3 months, 14.20 to 5; Trieste L eff. flo., 3 mouths, 14.20 to 5 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 481 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 44 to 3 '25.75 horn, 3 mcaths, 25. to ; Genoa, 3 maths, to 80 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 1 ;Palermo, 3 months, 1171 to 119 ; Neesina, 3 months, 1171 to 118 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 1. The meeting held at the Mansion-house on the 25th ult. to cousider the advanced rates of premium demanded by the old fire insurance offices, has issued in the formation of the Commercial Union Fire Insurance Company, the matured prospec tus of which was circulated yesterday. This is in every respect one of the most remarkable under takings that baa been brought forward for a long time past. It has been framed in a bond Jude spirit ; and the board comprises eighteen as re spectable names as are to be found in the City of London. That there is no idea of attracting the speculative multitude to the subscription is shown by the fact that the capital, which is as much as 2,500,000/., is divided into 50,000 shares of the large denomination of 50/. each. The sum to be called up, however, is limited to rd. per share, the remaining 451. remaining behind as a guarantee to the insured. The company takes at once a perfectly independent round. The dim ton who have promoted it, and who are all practical men of business, consider that the old companies have taken undue advantage of an ex ceptional calamity to impose excessive rates. The grand object of the new company is to be a strict classification of risks upon the equitable principle that each risk shall be made to pay for itself. One class of insurers will therefore no longer be com pelled to pay for others. With these aims there have been combined on the board the representa tives of two or three leading houses in each of the various walks of business, and others have yet to be added. The company thus starts with a considera ble amount of business already secured. An un usually large proportion of the capital will be sub scribed by the directors and their numerous con nexions throughout the kingdom. The shares were quoted in the Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon to 1 premium. A recent number of the Boston Journal states that the banking-house of Messrs. Alderman and Gore, of that city, has suspended payment. The Journal says :—" Their liabilities, including en dorsements, are said to be not far from a million dollars. One half of this amount is suspended paner. o The failures just reported from Chili are under stood to be for only small amounts. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia are expected to be distributed in London to-mor row morning. At Constantinople the exchange has risen to 202. The Liverpool cotton market has become very dull. The sales yesterday were limited to 4,000 bales. The subjoined official notification relates to the arrangements connected with the October dividends on government securities : Bank of England.—Noeiee is hereby given, that in order to prepare the dividends due on the 10th of October, 1861, the balances of the several accounts in the following funds will be struck on the night of Monday, the 2nd September, via.:—New 31. per Cent. Annuities ; Seduced 31. per Cent. Annuities ; Annuities for Thirty Years, 1581. On Tuesday, the 3rd September, the above-named funds will be transfer able without the dividend due on the 10th October next. N.B. When the day for closinthe accounts for the divi dends shall fall on Saturday or Monday, it will be regarded as • public transfer day, and no fee required for tickets placed in the bocce before one o'clock. The preparations for the fortnightly settle.uent in the English railway market yesterday showed only a limited amount of outstanding transactions. The supply of stock generally was small. Owing to the recent speculative sales directed to lower prices, London and North Western stock was scarce, and carried a " backwardation." The dealers were also borrowers of Great Western. On Midland there I was a moderate " contango," and on Lancashire ' and Yorkshire a Very Baud oue. The Caledonian Railway dividend was officially announced yesterday, at the rate of 5 per oent. per annum, with a surplus of 3,0001., against 41 per cent. per annum for the corresponding period of last year. A general meeting of the San Paulo (Brazilian) Railway Company will be held on the 14th inst. By order of the Court of Chancery a call of 751. per share is to be paid by the contributories of the Ram Coal and Iron Company by the 24th inst. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas awl coke, dock, and other shares, se given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance.—Alliance British and Foreign, ; Atlas, Consols, which closed yesterday at 90* to for the 10th September, opened and closed to-day at the lame quotation. For money the last price was 9044 to 4. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Ceut. Consols, for money, 904, 4,4, 4, ; ditto, for account (Sep t. n 10), 904, ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 904, ; New Three per Ceuta., 904, ; Thirty Years uities, 1885, 15 13-16, ; Bank Stock, 2354 ; India Five per Cent. Stock ? 1004, *, 4, ; ditto, for account, 100# ; ditto Scrip, 100i,3 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 79 ; ditto, 1859, 96} ; Five-and a-Half per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1014, 4. The India Five per Cent. Stock has again risen i t per cent., closing at 1004 to I. The scrip was last quoted 100 11-16 to 4. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 158. to 10s. dia. ; and the June ss. to ls. dis. In consequence of the unfavourable financial advises from Constantinople, the Turkish Loan of 1858 fell to-day to 684 to 694. At the close, how ever, the price had rallied to 694 to 4, being nearly the same as yesterday. The Loan of 1854 likewise finally showed little change, leaving oft at 784 to 4. Mexican Bonds were quoted, 224 to 4. There were some signs of reaction in the Uribarren Bonds, but the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent& were dealt in as high as 100. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocs. In the mining market to-day Stray Park shares have been largely dealt in between 24 and 26. Wheel Buller and Wheel Margaret shares are fiat; the former are quoted 90, " sellers," and the latter 42 " sellers." Marko Valley shares are quoted 91 to 10 ; West Polmear, 1%. to 20s. ; East Caradon, 24 to 1, being quiet ; Wheel Ludcott, 2i to ; East Devon Great Consols, 11 to 2 ; and Cam Camborne, 1 to e, being fine . Great Treveddoe shares are inquired for. St. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt in at 351. ; Great Northern Copper (South Aus tralia), at and prem. ; and United Mexican, at 411 to $ ' 12 ; Clerical. Medical, and General Life, 24f ; Eagle, 7 ; Globe, 97i ; Guardian, 481, ; imperial Fire, ; In demnity Morino, 140 ; London, 421; London and Provincial Marine, 2 ; Marine, 91S ; 0001 n Marine, 91, 1 ; Ph eoia. 15o ; Mock Life, di, s ; Thome and Mersey Marim,,3j ; Universal Marine, I}. Gas Light and Coke.—City of London A, 2ri3 ; Ins s, ex div. ; Imperial Continental, 49 ; PhonnA, 71 . ; l!ustniuuter Chartered, 70, ex di,. Locks.—Lontlop, 524, 3.0 3. Waterworks.—East Conlon, 121; West Middlesex. ex die. - Bridges—Waterloo, New Anna., 71., 27,}. TIIIBDAY EVENLYO. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Since our lut report there has been a continuance of very fine weather, and the accounts generally respecting the harvest are very encouraging. The wind to-day is from the south-west, and rather cloudy. The supply of English wheat this week is increasing. Flour not quite so limited, but barley, mite beans, and per abort. A small quantity of Scotch and Irish oats fresh ray. The foreign arrivals are liberal of wheat, mostly Ame rman, with a little Prussian. Flour, supply again large from United States. One parcel only of barley from Alexandria. Oats heavy, nearly 20,000 from Archangel alone this week, and the remainder from other Russian porta in the Baltic, Sweden, Prussia, and Denmark, and a large parcel from . . The wheat trade to-day is very quiet, and value nominally the same aeon Monday ; new English white selling from 58s. to 665. per qr. ; and red, 60s. to 625. Barley slow, fine new fetching 401. Flour without change, and not much trade. Oats are slow today, at the slight reduction quoted ea Monday. Beans and peas, no change. Lunged quite ao dear. Rapeseed Is. dearer. Clove:seed and trefoil maintain late prices. Maize rather higher. FLOATING CARGO/71.—k ew now on sale, and prices rather lower. _ _ WlLL—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 38a to 565. ; ditto, line old, 61s. to 645. ; ditto red, new, 38. to 484.; ditto, fine, old, 56a. to 5As. ; Norfolk, dic., tine, old, 575. to fdia ; red, new, 448. to 524. Foreign : Dantzic, 63.. to 645.; tine, 6:ia to titis.; extra, 695. to Ms.; Konigsberg, 595. to 615.; ditto. extra, 644. to 678.; Rostock, 634. to 675. ; liec.klenbarg red, 548. to 608.; llckermark ditto, 568. 59a ; American white, 628. to 63a.; ditto red, 60. to 618 ; Canadian, 61e. to 648. — *am —English malting, 42i. to 445. ; one, 495. ; 30a. to 3'L.; and deitilling, 30s. to 314. per qr.; rori i ntg.h... Vs. to 32i.; ditto distilling, 28a. to no.; mil ;—a. to —4. mAyr,_peglith, Essex Red Norfolk, 59.. to 6.'41. ; tine, 63a. 504. to t 0704. ; Slept.= and Ware, 655. to 724.; brown, 588. OsTa.—Eaglish feed. 19s. Od. to 241. Ql.: potato. 28s. to 30s. ;:torsige, 225. OcL to 2.5 a. Err, 28s.' to 307. Brara.-English ties, 38s. to 40s. ; harrow, 40* to 43v. ; pigeon, 40e. to 445. ; foreign, Meagan, 38.. to 37u ; tick. no. to 40e. ; Konigsberg, 39e. to 44.. ; Egypt**, 36e. to 375. FRAIL-English boilers, 38e. to 42a.; white and blue, 38k. Or 40 e. ; maple, 40.. to 435.: gm, 34. to 311. ; hog, allo. to 38s. ; foreign. 345. to 375. Roan.-English town, 455. to 46e. ; ditto fine, 535. le 55e. ; country, 435. to 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk. 35.. to 375.; French, 465. to 495. pet sack; American, lbs. to Me.; Canadian, 265. to 325. ; Spanish. 475. to 50s. FLOATING CAW:OV, .11 O. F. and L-Wbeat Berth. =ski and Marianople, per 4921 be., 52e. to 54e. ; Ghirka, 52t. to 54.. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801b5., red, 52e. to 535. ; whits. 55.. to 60s. ; Danube and Galata, 445. to 50s. ; Epp , . ptiso. 39.. to 41s. Barley: Egyptian. and Syrian, per 4901h5.. 265. to 27a. ; Odessa awl Danube do., Ma. to Mt Beams : Egyptian, per at.. 39.. to 40s. Maim : Odessa and Galata. per 4921b5., 32,. 6d. to 345. ; Dwell and Bulgarian, per 4801b5., 30s. 6d. to 33a. ; French, do., -s. to --s. ; American, do.. 31a. to Ms. A cargo of Galata has sold MI 32a. 6d. per 4921b5. C. F. and L ftitcps.-Cooory seed, per qr., 41a. to 475. ; ile= seed, per qr., 494. to 13s. ; Mustard seed, per b white, 15s. to 191. ; brown, 12a. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50a. to 581. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,W%.121. 15e. to 131.55. ; Amencan, thin , in brie" per tot, ss. to 10/. 155.; do., thick, round, and obloeg,9l. 10s. I. 101. 195.; Baltic, W. to 91. ss. ; Marseilles, 91. 6s. to 101.65.; Raps cakm, 61. to Si. 10s. AZEIVALS INTO LONDON TROM AUG. 12 TO AUG. 14. FagUsla and Scotch. Irish. Firdim I 2160 .... I 10130 I 1200 """ 24040 Wheat Barley Oats Malt 2:As) Maur I DO L& IMO Mai . A 18,670 4.rrek. MINCING LANK.-(THIEI DAY.) SeGAIL—The public sales are siting off iteadiliat about yesterday's currency. Refined steady : lumps, 495. to Ms. Covrtr..—This article has groat confidence, and the large public sales are going off steadily at yesterday's priors. although largo parcels were offered yesterday. TEA.—The public sale. are going off well, at the quota. tions of yestaray.. Rica continues in fair demand. proof sold 9d. to Is. lOd. ; leewArdt. L. 7d. to Is. Bd. Corrox.-900 bales sold at previous rates. SPICD4. —The large publicesles have gone off steadily. SALTPETRE steady, but the demand continues dull. The markets are more steady today. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 46.. Ili; set cash ; Petenbur, Y.C., on the spot, 1881, 48e. ditto, 1880, 4.5 q. to 4a. Bd. ; ditto, 1859, 445. to 444.8 d. September, 4Ge. ; October to December, 465. to 484. 61. January to March, 475. ' BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the first pocket of new Kent hops arrived yesterday, and was sold by Messrs. Goble and Co. at 25/. per cwt., and is very far supe rior to the first pocket of Keats which arrived last year on August 30, and wee sold at 221. per cwt. A pocket at new bents arrived on August 6, 1818, and was sold by Mr. Goble, sen., at 26/. per cwt. Market continues quiet. Duty this day stands at 110,0001. On August 6, 1818, the duty stood at 125,0001., and paid 199,4651. On August 30, 1660, duty stood at 50,0001., and paid 53,41151. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Swwarta, Us. Bd. ; Walls Eod South Hatton. 18a. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlol)o4 18s. 3d. ; Walls End South Bake, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Edna Main, 17s. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 17a. ; Walls Sod Framwellpte, 17s. ; Walls End Hadley, Dis. 6d. ; Sherif Hill, ; North Felton, 13s. ,• Tantleld Moor Bates, Od. ; West Hartley, 18e. id. ; Lambert's Hartley. 18s. Bd.—Ship at market, 91. The Journal du Sarre stales thnt bile are now in circulation issued by the " Unity Bank," fa London, ow the account of Don Juan de Bourbon. The text of these bills, which are printed in Spanish, is :—"Bond to bearer, of 2,250 fr. capital, at 3 per coot. yearly interest, from the la July 1861, and guaranteed, amording to the decree of the 25th June, by the sale of crown len& when Prince Jaw de Bourbon shall i c i raclairued King of Spain." This inscription is repea',..d the back of the bonds in English. French, and I";erlt..,a. These bonds, cut from a book with a counterfo:i. ' by a commissary mated Coiner, hale all appearance of genuine documents. 100 e lii r 7 P. 't