The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-09 00:00:00

, 1 :.' r ,- ..; i I I As: !• . . . - . __ . THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9 , IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. THE POLICE COURTS. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. =MSS POIMEISIONK M I n sa s I unman. I Closing prices I labs to-day (THIS DAY.) -- e - May. p.m. 1 tol HOUSE OF COMMONS. -(THIS DAY . ) Two o'Ctool. WO all Attests s& /ILIA • a a _. A house was sot made mita 20 miasma pain 12, aid the The railway share market to-day is quieter than sa Ku ham gar. aci tt ,,,g em .4 a tel lipaker took the chair st that lour. MANSION •HOUSE. 3 7 eaterday, and in a few instances, including Mid- 111 DI Do. do. 8.. - W 11 dr 16/ all BaltsieltlokeHuroulti 41 51 - TI THE NATIONAL GALLERY. Mr. pallid* Is C•tru " hkmrle P• • g udlemlnl Y man, land, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Caledonian ihi al D e . N ee , - -, - ChM o s t h e .ettes that the b un , ps b ite temeititee et 40 years of age, a physician, rending at Wilton•howe ' s t oc k s , prices are quoted about f per oent. lower 10 all Do. Preference di 7 -. is I muddy. Repeat ' s park , and also in Meery•street, Edinburgh, was lOO4 100 llML,Brant..4tOoderich lip.a 1142, Aug. 1. mi Ifr. LA INC. appealed to lea lalorabers who had satires Innu g hl u P an rainad °a • aw l* , P udeu r ld . I ' 1•1 the than yesterday afternoon.. Generally, kowever, mon Fratedslatt Truisms Act, ol ng to his steadiness prevails. London and North Western en.sorasdbyßuff.eLH. 75 SO cd adios re the paper te postpone than mull the mean marl a i,,,„,, , „„„d e ,,,,, th e w awa a t h e auks ead the pew owe me sail . perpcses • snot 2,403 t. odd , stock is quoted 10% to 104 ;Great Western, a nd 7 no m 100 100 p& p°. 3 J uss oalitr u lt i. Itato. ditia : Le ri te - _, sure .4 public Muria held him es • trustee sailer the will of the late Mr. s o 73 . MAtand s 1281 to 140; Lancashire I S Clikelta ea lastarn. 1 Ale IMt - been Rig& a solicitor, in the city of Cantarburg., with - way Mr. A "DIERLZYIaid the" we mi l * two alatiess all to defraud Henry Wadham and his wife, t o latter Y orkshire, 1091 to 110/ ; South &stern, 1314 le t Orpet*Doekep.ciet s . il dm 1 et itts Of th. peter, use ia t he name of an hoe. member (Sir L. Pak) ut whim le a inteadeen. le ga tee s ailer the w ill , Th e to , after being marked 901 ; and Great Northern, r e 4 =r a e r er el "' iif a e - ad v i eh- WA. thee is Devoeshire • the other mu kie own, sad 117 to 11 IN 100 leg WIN the bu4se auld7 Wadi " .....-*'". had * usder Pabasa n r warra waa anasiad nt issusil m fL eabmada this cs l airt, wank by i se e rgea Ma nt be H rgh og! The slates of the two principal Canadian railway he la Da Damien P. •• • • .......iber then roceeded to mom for a copy el the plan and • brought to Loodon forthwith,lll 16 Do. Jailielpere dle tele.l rdonste of libellee Tank", for alteration of the Nat West Pik • 4141-wllve " fr eer, m int coalman/of are still rising. Th e I n di an l' saleB arei De e g D u 41 la 5 5 D. 5515 lO5 li' __. _a; dlery. and of any other plea per that undergoing a preliminary esiminatioo at than court . few ____;- 100 all Do. sp. ct. do lOl 101 -. quol now make the consideration of the lint P= hours after his arrival. steady. ORDINARY SNARLS AND STOCK& lll ii e flits ease was proceeding when we went to prow.) mimiceer of Works ; and of any ennespindesoe therms. - al leo G a l ks dittlk i.l ot Omar 31 e 31 311 2 -* l Umber Priam I Wei kW */ NO all Do. 6 par et Pref. hos. membee processiel toesy that Coteau imam ma a MUMS Or DOG•STIALINO. I 100 all Do. 4 per et. DeMN 64 66 514 pres 13. an krin. Woi entourVal. 11 St -• mom ed liners* Mahe, a European colobeity, sad A yams um whop . ", the same of Jump/. Soma, but e t tee tu dt., l tan.ohchatanut go n _ 100 all Do. T per et. UN._ 114 ea -. for a panther genies for arekileetere-Miser, had whose teal mine I. Blac k, was charged with ideates a ihu, uau musesus s Hi 141 - 100 all Do. do. UN.- 61 66 - art he led submitted • plan fie the alum. the property of Mr. F. limekle, of the Duke's Head, 'A, 16 all Illplisod i2yy.r. .-. 100 all Do. do. _ , ...11771. U 65 - RS fl One of the National Galtery, bred,* aa anima* Hutleestokeet• le M Boston. .____IDI•D• ...a. ,1,1 - 93, 100 Great Indian rehrear NI WI 111 4 Can -. 110 6 Do. New of 3440131., of the stood vase and hap a rtm ou It QM the prosecutor mimed his dog, a terrier, Ilk 100 Brill* sad rm.... • ••• ... p i, - 10 -• 90 IS Ott of Indies. sp.eh 1 11 f, i M. 103 Carded= The plea which was propelled to be Gerrie out by the ( yawed at 11 ./ ea Friday last, cad having gie o9 be . te an o u t mg Bonen •. - _ 901 all GtWer .na&, Uatis 12 121 11# 1 # p.. sower es tke Wow bead would ewe 100,0011 f. ;gad formai= a the fact to the pollee, with a description of the gt a ll o smu ns II 61 - WI IS De. Mew lig 81 Ms - 18131 he i ldr. Adderley) ecold sot comesbrewby Captain Fowkies animal, Poliseemastable lierapkm, le $7, was &maid to le all Ds. •j • sidle mill ,-..- - 100 ell Diallda,pare, :l ettilloo 95 97 - AOC hol low Miura by the Fbet Conuniencese of buk out for sea a dog. Oa Sunday night lest this °Sow IS fill Ile, a 1 p.a. ts paid to & -.- - 100 sil Do. do. 73 . till 00 96 e 7 - - Orate, The only objection he had heard to it taw the prisoner with • terrier answering the deneription * • 31 DIN* andEsthra ise- - -• - Ife all Do. do. 73 tboutop. 96 127 turf was that it would be • Lew* a etkpieUo it., sad followed him to Id, CRatiseetwort s Drerl dal lase. la all D eu e , Pleth. h ` tbd-Jk d • ... MO al Dol4p.ctßda,pay.77 90 VS - die. ,_ .MO EMI to take • scheme foes • military am lostrad of • reuniter On gulag Natal* he 16 W the eram•sr. saal asked '''' ht• lbasis An ts 2lll • l l7 171 lit } I mi 0 7e - U. 100 Madras Guar. ai per et. 36 87 U. NO Do. do. S per ot. 56 06 -. - A architect'. But the fort was that thetas Towle was an show the deg. The primmer mid minden{ motored Witness as, me l as s. 17des, INest• 89 41 40 1 It. 100 Do. 41 per Cl.. halm.. 80 91 - &whitest by prolemion as well as • maitary engineer. beard • sesatehlne in aa adjoialeg roam, however, and la- Is. les De, used ft 110 - 10 10 Do. 4th Rater. do. .. 11 11 ills - Tut (Hear. hoer.) • Forrhes plan Neared fear anted es mein the menial, whit* was them bronght forth. * ail Illeit SWIM - ~.. St 140 Melb.Oorp.6 ce•Bends .... •-• .- * all N. I Curds 764. alter" em° 1 1. aad twei szterselly. First, Whams mkt "I believe! Mow theoremic*/ thadog,ead I will s _le La Mr 4-4 71 eime • esp. sh. he proposed to rates the low of the hall es go sad fetch him, if yon passim be ramie here Whey re "4 ;.• eMillespw 291 Ng 81 301 # IS all Du. do. Lend do. 6 V •-• the level of Me mosse, by which menus he would give fal Mrs ;if not. I lama tam roe into caeltedl• a The promise le ali Perth sod Mem - - - a all Do. do. II cap. do. • 1 - Hen mince for eabibitioe mom ; seemly, he model dove* the was gives, sad Mimeo went to the preacator ; bat before ea. IN os som , lis w i n o , his mg - It all Do. do. Lad do. S 2 -. . basement to rapture belle avid school. ; thirdly, iodied s a their Were both the premier sod W dug had disappeared . 10 al unaltiesmot - - - 26 6s. Osde limited) - - - per c-meoll , oit the public to gi . i .d 7r = from the pave Setworprently the onsetable traced the dog to another house 81. 100 Great Northers - Old - a 7 Do. Pun' _sub meat to the portico be St. 100 Do.lnd.Bt.Tote. Sp.& ir 95 - Hal them to enter in the lame street, sod it wan at owe identified by the pro. 6 1 : 4 1 04 0 0 Do. A Meek 118 120 - the build* is their ; feumildy, he would mime seeder ; sad • day or two afterwards the prisoner wee also M. io4 06 aaita D D - a wa4. 111 / 19 • 11 ( „ ) 126 113 1 .. 31 1 , - 15 1 TrleldadAlmited. left I #AM ee the gallery by *Mamie tt the side room. Then disorowed and efileelheadat M. 100 moot Wirers NI 73 71 21 81 1 3 - Per externally he would Mee the whole cadre. sad be would de Mr. Strackle Metal that the deg hod a collar mwhen it N. 100 Dass i srw a Lu aL est met -. DOCK& _ i , in popuLir parlance know' as " the canister." Now The defense me that the dog bed strayed, and prisoner M.... _My larks cad lasch_walk _7_l lII U . r i t i ad 466.410 84. c......a5i that the Royal Academy objected to thin plan. be (Mr. had bees mired* take man ait by the person who found ;. i 17, 4 Landes Cbstka 4l oi=t ill e l . _. Iscow St. Do. 4p. et. Prot, lila MIS - - - Via Aildorley) would observe that he did not me what right it. M. 100 Laden& North Were. 1031 104 1031 1 2066,686 1 5 L lost and Wad India.. 100 - - - i ; the Royal Academy bed to my a word shout it-fhear, The Plisewse• lather add that hell" eves s wrong roe. ise all Do. the l2# 13 V i l 3,628,310 84 London - - heal-se they were candy the teneate of the satiates. Their with the view a sparing the f al his family probably; ea 105 thraams's es es 1,939,800 81 St. Katharine ohm... Mesa, however, were-link that then were so sew be was sinerthasse • very was, and had come * ell LosdimilerepkOolerals. - - - 360,865 St. Southampton OO - - -• rate entrances, but Captain Forks's plan readily admitted by the dog without dishonest .He (the father) bell tho in MI De. and indalilllso 800,000 St. Victoria - tee' I f*l pr - for that alteration, if it were required; secondly, they mid It IPPaintntilit of " Qom'. , e and his eon, there- 8 1 :. 100 4 1115t uatin.4644. , 1111011 ./ 61110011 • 1 . 010 i U ll ad 43 - 1.1 6 , 000 20 Do. New a lie - involved a *seder of the weeks of art in the gallery, that fore. was highly elerehebk• St 100 Millard IN/ IMO 129 i i 9 1 COLONIAL 00RaPHOINT 111C11111126, for the spores would be reduced, sad that excevatioes would be Mr. Koury Seed lent 104., end la default committed him is, too De. ann.& Derby m leo _ 101 He (Mr. Ahlerley) hoped the deportasest would for one month. eu •11 Md. Gt. Weataes gn - - - No. ISh I 111.0051. l Pd. ICL prior. I Ulan ~..=O.. drviee of adopting such a scheme. He cos. SOUTHWARK. 100 all Newcastle and Carlisle -•- - - cloud by %may weds( for copies of the lettere. AGOZAVATID AlleauLT oar a vrMR ST RIR RISaIIaND. a •11 14 wPort•••• 1 - 4110 •••• - - - 9 N• 4 AramehArit. 7 4Ns - .... .. Can.Oor. 6 p.c.Jam&JuL 100 113 116 •• • • • • Do. 0 par omit, 1879 .. 100 - - .... .. Dm 6 per cent. 1880 .. 100 - - - pal - - After ante remarks from Mr. Conneeillan, Cariatepher Boar a powerfuldookieg man, was brought to e ll Neet . e.weneno.*th i e l __, _ .... .. Do. 6 per cent., 181111 .. 100 Mr. ('OW PER deeded that Captain Towhee's phut had before Mr. Combo, Merged with omusiteing • violent assault M. 100 Norfolk .. D 0.6 et. lelalkilueg. lOO 11l ad - been rejected from any feel* of prefessimal etagetrirte. On Elam Meeks, his wife. 54 Northern Counties Um 5 4 Idle - •• • • Do. Open Cl. Marsbeep. 100 111 114 - Th The Tow* why he *d 90 T ado it was, that he rlid 001 The latter, a remeetabielooking female, whose left eye 81 . 100 Nora BAUM I Do. par cent. l4O 1014 101 101 c o , madder it • good me. Captain ovine to remove wasJoasdeged up, said that this morning, just about breakfast 91 . All North Devoe 101 l ID. -.- .. " UM do. Scrip..... 68 - - -• the parties, , which he (Mr. Cowper ) i was the beet time, bee hesitated struck be , on the eye and felled her to i g: m all ...... D .1 1 .: A Darwin - 1 - 001 101 - 1001 1 e .... .. : New Brunsw.Giordi pet. 100 1061 1064 - th e .... ..IN. &Wales Gv. sp. a 1866 100 99 100 -• feature a _.the beilliag• He kola sot cement to Mabee the earth, aad he was about to repeat it, but a neighbour er, N g • T u r r 7, l ,,i s p urs : s um 4 pu , - die ' Do. 6p. e., 1871 to 1876 100 90 100 - poi IL.' wh “ le '" the erstlaraldelee'• Captain Pooh" , Tim called • coestablo, and he ass taken into custody. St. la Do. Leeds 64 34 15 1 I .... .. •• Do. 6p. C. 1888 - i had already been fully laid before the public in Mr. Combo-How long have you been married to him ! St. 100 Do. York I Core•di Efefrerine. fie had 110 0b . j..01011 to the pre - Witnees-About live year', and we have two children. le. 160 North lonoloa auction n(• 'of the correspondence, and the whole Mr. Combs -- Elsa he been in the habit of beating you! 10 sll Northit&Weaterraiene est fist - - Patlee 4 ' la IN dimmed upoo No. 7of the forthcoming Witeses-• Not very frequently, but he has dittoed me IV 1 1 • 74 N teett. ulth * Mad oeen •ud•hirs uaing,. ./ D - • 1 1 I r a & I di. = estimates. before , and I forgave him for that, sir. 15 an Peebles • - - _ - .... iliac& Scotia op. et. Sig. .... ..I Deb. redeem. 11176 .... 106 1064 107; - ran .... ..S. Amt. Om. 01/ a Bondi 100 108 110 .... .. Vle.ov.4p. areal/211y 100 - - -..- Do. clallp.a Aer.41.0.14. 100 - l 109 1096 109 e 9 lill, After some remarks from Sir John Shelley, Lord J. Prisoner -I should not have touched you this morninphad lIS all Portsmouth - - - BRITISH WNW 47, Manners, and hoed Palmerston. you not struck me in bed with .me of my Made. 10 all Rhyme, - - - Mr. ADDERLEY withdrew the motion. Wife-I did just touch sou with the boot to rouse St 10 0 Scottish Central - No. 16h• j ALCM I Pd, ICI NUN. 1 Salsa. Cho AUDIT OF CIVIL SERVICE ESTIM ATES.- 6,110 . (Alfred Own (BANNS) 11.10 4 e 6 - wi• you out of bed, all you ought to have gone to work at sa „eat.. 100 acat Sootr a Ni t iteio d •IMIL N fa 16 80 - 20,000 SO laded+ Iron - Sir F. BARING moved, Da the order of the day for a • clerk, and then you struck me violently on the eye. St. 100 (Shropshire Union_ _II 63 61 600 .. Clifford - Mi r..,,,g into committee, that the • tine and audit , Mr. Combe, to the primmer-What are you! 10 all Slttlughourne & Sheers. 6 7 - 1,044 .. Dew. 0. Con. (Tavistk ) 1 430 MO - 13 . • • the neseiro voted for the Civil ' Estimable are Prisoner-1 am harrimerroan in the employ of Messrs. Bli. 100 South Llesou - 612 .. Seat Basset (Mopn) .. Iti 110 1110 id 115 rd .• Aided mad tuisatidectory, and require early mewl. middle.% tee engineers. St. 103 South Bitters - ~.. ot. Mr. Combs-Yes an a brutal fellow for hammering your N. 100 South Wale* - 4,000 .. Milk Russel (Iterfatit) 11. 4a. 11 i? _.-. be [Left sitting.] wife in such a meaner. You are sentenced to two months' IL 100 8. Yorksh. & River Dun 80 52 - 4.46 .. Grumbler it 84. Ais7s. 641 U et all Staines, Woldaglum.,&c. 6 it - 6,000 .. Great See* Telpe . 17s. 11 U - 44 hard labour. N all Stockton &Darlington 404 tll -. 6,120 .. O. Wt. AlfretUrtffilaok) 12.18 A 3 _ WANDSWORTH. St 11 Ditto 41110 LONNON AND SOUTII.WESTEIL'I RAILWAI'. CA rTURII OP REGOING• LETTER IMPORTORA. 84 100 Taff Vaie - - - 6,000 Greene owls DI F.) - 1,024 Heroes -Foot ll. I.la ft le -• A middle-sea man, who gave the name of Edward Liak, 2 ... il l °a i r 6.000 Marston Downs NUN 3 3 _ fib ___.. and Margaret Lisle , who was represented as hie wife, were Vt. •• .oe 1 Do. - 1117 This afternoon the halfirearly meeting of the placed 112 the dock before Mr. Ingham, charged with being ea IN via. of N i gh - OM .. Marpret ;Gay Wad). S i - above railway was held at the Waterloo Seat ion ; Captain concerned in obtaining charitable contributions by Mei= Of or all yt o t o n a gin. m p 1. 0 0,, us ill - 6,000 .. North Downs MaNut./.11 ill the chair. a beg,* petition. 100 Waterford I Kilter', - - - 2,500 .. N. Frances (Illo) The report, which has anode in the Ezpress, was - '.....atable Bradley,. an active officer of the VM I ail Wed Cornwall Bl ill - 6,000 .. N. Wb. Emmet f Morin) lie all - 1,125 .. North Wheal Crotty .MRSI 9e - pr unanimously adopted, sad •di . at the rate of 44 per division, stated that from information he received he went ?; m en i le a c * " 10 • 4 606 4 0 66 _ 041446 46 - 48 - 47i -* 0,400 .. Par Con& At. Blasey) . . 11 II 12 00it. was declared, sal power gives to the directors to to South-Selds, Wandsworth, where he saw the prisoners. a• 1,110 10 Providence (U. Lelant). 10.41.7. 45 47 - - ra - raise the re capital of shares and ken authurieed The male prisoner called at several houses, while his corn. 12,000 .. Bortridgeton. elm eo. 14s. 14 14 - under the acts of I 1801 = d witited outside. He ascertained his object, and he PREFIRENCI MIAMMIL 512 .. S. Caradon AL cleer).. l) We St ad - Oa them to Roehampton -terrace, Putney, where the 11M, Ills ( Raildrall I Corm geese. I Sales 6,000 .. M. Cern Brea (Mope). 4 14 ft Fl male prisoner called at several houses. When he came out of g h na Dm 4 Dumas , u. maw ss su 06,000 1 S. Devon Iron di Oa .... Pt _ THI RINTOItY or WHITIeIIAPEL-The Bishop Of Na 3be told him be should ta ke him into custody m • ft, 10 c a t a g sa i sa. or .Mr 386 - Mining Mal_ al A 1 - 496 .. S. W. Frames (Mope) tat In lee •-• PM .. Struy Park • ISA. 68 66 - i d 1 -4 4 4 h 110 e witituud the Rev. 4 . dales. *A., eha li l e i e , , hie letter he nn s Pm tat t° ca r. tl Th c. that li P e ri l a u 'ner ly he f t r i a r ha en lf it ° to rnani him i n M ie 10 °11 Beist i*LPllaka fuelies s AW A, ip. j rt. N 4 10, ad - 9,000 6 Tamar 81.1.1alaidlla.0. • di Ise - ''" lb. City 4 611." Pris"u. "ley "' to the " du " •••• lettere' took hi hack t. the lady, and she informed him N. 155 De. 11, II p. et. 114 la - 0,000 10 Tin Croft - mi *. Mary, Rhineland. rendered vacant hy the prefenamt - - him ' md hi, lf f, • - _ of the Rev W. VT Chamoseve. M.A. to the views... that the Witmer had rerreeena rase es • r x r • ret g n< 7 N. WO N° R Ds 'Oeua. Pi o 6 5 et. ° tra i l l i re PI 20,000 .. rale el Tows, (Omm.) od. 1 - pr 6,000 .. West Bator al ) lO IS lid -al 4 tit paar•TaL The chaplaincy -6 Holloway which the in digress. He Mowed her petition with a Ise of contn. N. so Du de. 0" Nat 111 1111 1,014 .. W. Condon ( 6 WI 06 sot - Lotions, and she gave him a half-crown. Witness then took ft tee D u 22 55 sp. o f, de. 117 130 - become mead Nin the gift 4 the coat 4 Aldermen.SOO .. Wee Beton - p , them to the station. and on the way the male prisoner N . 100 Eastern Union, 4p. ei. 81 U - 612 .. Wb. Basset (Mogan) - Susan or TRAP& WMITIMALL, A COCST 7.- - 236 .. Wh. Buller (Madrona) I 85 10 - th p„ a , s , s , au ~, m„sum _Th. Right Hem the Lome et thro wn, s m .:s o :e w e long . Mt of addresses. He dm found upon St. 100 [AM.& Cleave sp. m& 111 113 N. 100 Falin.,Perth,Dun4. pc 781 794 701 4.096 .. Wh. Edward (Calstock) If 11 24 RI U. 100 Great Northern, 5 m mt. 118 1M - 1 . 004 .. Wh. Kitty _(l.lm Lama) 1.7.1. 14 15 oa - have lb'" reec gam itsl i" f air rom Pri t y le C Ceetary ncli far Tled. o/ gr n a t e ad f ila , n F lat are i ; 1.46 .11 1' 1 r- .. me°9 I ' l°6 ' 4 t^ hi " worshi p. ' I " A all St. 100 Do.sared.at nip.M.pas. 111 114 _ 1,024 .. Wheal Mary As OM Affisirs, a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's Chant a m um : - L i d °aPtiie- a psisnEtinduirmward .Leaci, late cHeer in the 'liege N. lee Da. ai per rasa 106 108 who through wounds and long lee 10 D 0.5 p.e.red. at 5 peps. 57 29 08 - (Menhadenl4 25 - d'A Waives at St. Potemkin, inclining a copy of as ekes. 1.040 .. Wit Trader's, (Usk.) $ U2O zd -ad cm illness after was reduced, with his family, to the greatest 10 all OLN Scotland, IstPreL - - - Jewel by the Emperor ed It eakeekiell 6086 0 078 k' diaress. To extricate himself from his tad position he wish fl? 8 01 .Wwt.' , PciintliAnW) - - - at FORRI - ON NIMMS. Er eater the Humeri commercial ' upon the same footing s o g i m ismom I. f ore i gn l a Destitute as he is ',:` 100 Do. redeem. 4}p. cent 100 10! - 0 1 7 I fe t Ted iuu 7 7 1486 the u ' g a t ' . ere td . tikam me an teheate. th e ei tt: iu a orange lead, he hope. n it a t ge tte benevolent will be ii: lit Dn. redeem. 49 . cent 8.4 el .... A ....... Do. Irmaisern. {pea so kind to assist an unfortunate foreigner in die IL 100 Des.6p.etredoe Prot lei 104 - - _ No. I St. I Minns. 20,000 ISO Arstrehas lPd ICI. pier. I Sales. re, TI T 1 - sail chase further pants to foreigners the right to require , by sad to help hi. wife and Sc. children. II all Do. Blivn. Pret u ttheree 10 106 - 76,0001 1 Bon Award, Limited. 15s. I die Ir - tin purchase, suossesiim legacy, g ot. or imperial acincemlon, all th e % sr ui h a 'or , tb s oth i l Ro d pawn to hisbeinfacten. 10 all Do.CliestorPtBb.Bp.c. 17 IS - 10,000 8 Brealrep. (lastapta) EH 1 -.. gr , 11,000 1 0 0 Do. U. Jam del Key 16 It 161 set "al. 4 pro Patty, bath mai " mi P erwp4 e " .34 1 .1w3 Y e --The 10th of July, 1800.- -Capt•in Edward Leaki. He can le all Do. clo• flo. 61. 10 1 11 - 10,000 I ".lads Min. Co. all --•-.• such property ne the Russian hereditary ril 7. and spm b n isc h , a sma ,, , D u b. , spu my,. s nows w in. b us IL ISO Do. Bins. Gum. Stock 77 79 - 80,000 1 Maeda. 211 n. Co. Jam. _1 -•- •• ]no foreiguen pomessing squid risk* are atom able to obtain um much o r = l:;. e . eile all Do . Chest . Om. Shams 2l - 1%000 60 Cole* Copper an 44 NI ad - Po by virtue .4 esistim laws. Foreigners are further allowed Th. h.. a 1 1 1 1 all Do. do. do wan a ensilage* directory of Plasm le all Do, do. do l 5 15# - 10,000 - - po 76,000 1 ( 1 3 1 I nt i reeniain Copper al 4 1 - ex I " ad " arMdtd f "` °NePlid " Sal "' P" ..43d 111. " lea " ecetaining the names of the principal inhabitaata, and St. 100 Lance yorksh. wax 1,7 120 ad _ 25,000 1 Porten of the proprietors has Imo obtained. It is arc lawful for p l ums of this & b o d e. IL 100 Londßrlght...6 p.0.e.& a n II II - Ng' 20,000 10 Omura! all - pei them to fans real property under the cumlitiono prescribed m, wo man euun u nt, the manager of the Rom and ss ,ss Si No. 1 114 114 xd - 50,000 2 00. Nailer' Il law ' The above ddeddidaded do ad 'WO l ' 3 forsi ga Crown pelelic-hoess,Vrandsworth. said that he hail seen ''` '`'" 99 °P.c. do. NIL 3 11 4 1154 wl - MIL Averella= 1i 4 dis I ref Jews, who are selijed to a special teestment. -Oaretre. la• 100 Do.6p.c. do. _,• • IN 142 ad - - fib the prisoners several times at their home. They were in St. 100 Do. se. do. Nii..4 1114 Mit ad - 18.000 11 Lamm& (Lim) 1 IV! we TMs Jaws' Aii.-The act passed on Monday t o an lit - sal _- .. let let zd - zd 16400 8 Unins the habit of coming into the home sod asking f ur the St. 100 D 0.41 .m, de. P 10,000 li Matilda& - amend the Jews Act was Weed en Wedneasy. It is now dre c tory, which he lent them. They ustudie 6 all Do. 4p. cprfah. do. .. -- - - 101.116 1 Mariquita all 1 I penvided that whenever the Homes of Comisime Mal order l ook it into the parlour, with pen and ink, and be la MO Do.7p.e.PridAteek.. 142 154 ad - 00,000 1 N. Rhine Copper et It at - that say emulates agreed to pursuant to the hg section of had seen hate similar to the one produced by the constable. 3‘.... 100 Do• 69 dldoi W •Z•de•!;/ 139 I S t ad - Australia . 12.6 & 4 die -s o the 21.4 mid EMI N inane, esp. 49, in the same OWOOO Both of them had returned the directory, and hail thanked "*. 100 Do* c. 94 •0 11 •• . 14 h usi - maxi so PontObandfillverlaei all 1 - 71 N) 67 69 100,000 I Port Phillip 1 .-, nil Mull b• • elediln riled the home any member Peohlasinir him. After partaking of refreshments on those «meow tt all LoaChathans and Dover 101 211 _ 10,000 1 &NUN Austin. (1/m.) 10e. 1 les - gag the Jewish religion limy thenceforth be worn pursuant to they snot away, 34. 1410 LitNW.Cov.*Non.6p.e. 11l 119 - pitch starsdisg order, so long no the some shall cooties, in43,1741E2A Cidted Mexican all 1 ''' ad Mr. Ingham mesanded the prisosers, as it was believed 85 . 100 LALS.W.7p.e.Stlatessh. 1521 167 e - 10.0001 1 Worthing (Lim.) 191 1 . I I - twee ; and it shall be lawful for such member, in taking that they wen hum to the Mendicity Society. 14 al Lendood rept Innis. Oh 12e 121 - 60,0001 1 Do. e. be and mho:tilling the oath wLicb., by the recited act, was sae It. 100 Man. Mast &Um-Sp.& 116 127 IA 127 zd •...........- 6 41 Do. AM - 2 sedated fur the oaths, to omit the wools " end I make this N. lee Do. of per cent .. 68 re an - JOUR STOCK BANIM. de'keeties Da ilk teue " il ia • e l k ie tke i " a " the e :=l LATEST SPORTING IN'rELLIGENCE. 15 a Dow.leemable ep.M. e lpm aim - and mbeeribieg by seek member of the oath so 11l 110 MdlandeonsAp.e.Stock - - - No. (Bh. I DANA l Pd. lU. prime 1 alga aci Mall, an far ea respects the title to et sad vote I. tholes's, • -----.----- 84. I* Diatros. Brit 11,4p.e. 139 141 zd - 10,0001 100 Ape and U. BM Nark . N - -e .- Ji t have the same force and ti as the Wong and webesibing MY sumac manialt.) M. 100 Do. 41 p. et. Pref. Mock Id 106 - Mee 40 Anefralesit all 08 70 - by other member; of the mid oath is the ors required. St 100 Do. Lelatlitchlu 4 p.c. 1125 97 - 15,000 16 Beak of Eupt - ad DI 52 53 Stock - - M 100 Norfolk 4p....1.7.1. .. 6,000 100 Bank of London N zd Tim BRADFORD Cuawaaa or CuMNINICI A ND READING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) a 100 North MON 6 percent 112 114 - 60,000 10 Bank of Turkey 3-• - - un Tits WOGS Tamirr.-0a Moods], • meeting of the -11 l 105 Do. New One. 5p et 110 111 - *OOO 50 British N. America - ... - alt Council of the ktrwtfued Chamber of Commerce acting for 10 1 Do.Boeder Union PLR I.* It o r - NM I 20 Chart. Bank of ledia, the ...sea district, Ira. had at Beadawd • Mr. H. W. READLNG STAKE& Half •• mile. la. lee N.llas.-Benc4 P•e•ert. -.• Amara& and CUM. al 20 110 1 - SU D o,. the puunemou the aw e. The a.„6tion which Fairwater, Everlasting, Cluiernhilde, Dim, Selina f, My . 17 st Ito. do. de 4QVe pm ale MOOO at Clued. Mere. of India, of rymeily visited Paris is reference to the wonted trade sad Una* Little Lad y. and Brown bacheas are hem ' MI le Do. Leeds 6 pet. No. 1 - - -. Loa, and China an 32 34 - 91 10 Do. York. H. it B. part 1 dis Ipm - 6 000 We Clq - sal Ric the Freud. treaty, preented an elaborate repel. At the WHITLEY PTAK E.S. Otis mile. * all North Staffordahire, 23 Ue - 10,000' 100 Colonial - -. 40,00010.11 Corn. of Canada Haim s laid they believed every deputation which bad Mies Eleanor, Artist, Mope, Monk, Speaker, Ipswich, M. 100 lsoot.N.KH pct. PretSt 78 76 - UAW 100 Om. of London - th veoteel Paris would agree with them) that perfect good Amsterdam, and The Nun are here. at, 100 Do.Aber.p.tip.e ll2 124 - 1.000 20 Bog. icotakAnalCliartd. all 161161 ad -ad he loth veto, es the part of the French govern:mot, the ENTRY FOR CAVERSHAM STAIC.ES. Three-quarten St. toe Do. 7p. et. Fret Stock 130 135 - 10,000 20 G. of Bwitzerhusd. WI - - - 00: MOM 20 Lon. Cl.. Bank of Austad. all 13 231 231 10 all .8. De Tined 44 p. c 101 1l 1 - mperior council, and the other gentlemen charged with 96,0001 10 London and County .... 15 - - - RI of a mile. L all B.llm. (Rood An. 11.0.1) 141 24f -. the te.k a prepense the tariff. They had so Contract , 4 a st eb 8 . ) 3 Set 41b ; L uc ky St. MO Do. ff per cent ld 106 - 0.0001 60 London Joint Stock .... 10 - -28 i ad yes, .. ; me oz, yr& 2 ll ' e slut the *ask* " a2s * 30 Pee cent would lad, 371;8et ; Caseation. 5 e 7st 121 b • Yooicks, 3"' 1" Da. ittad ai r sett tat 1 0 d 101 20,000, 20 London & South African 14 4 die - be "Pao& They eueld only a * the am " apd th° 'Tst nb • Artist, 4 yrs, ist 41 M b ; Carlotta, 4 yrs, ot ; s e t. I X & Do wel" . 41 anent lOO 5 100 1 102 93 rhai.l.er at large to await with patience the onsehisim of i rli . ertos. 2;es,6at 10lb ; isthmian, 2 yrs, 6st 71b • Nabob St tee & Tattle...et p. cgm 96 al the ' Mama " al beremaell Y /euhened „,__V l Y,_ _ which ,_ nus „, f. 2m, Get nb ; Rosedale, 2 yes, got 4lb ; Esehe ' r, 2 yrs, e 6 an 1 34oela.&Darlingtonfee. 28 10 - - - - 60,000, 100 Lou. and Westminster.. SO - - 681 zd rel mom um . Net. Provo of nusland.. 42 - - - 01 26,000' 10 i Do. New MAOO 50 'National Bank °'"' 0 .4144 " 6 ie Paris ' TheY be lieve that is "Pi" w iai set tit, ; Tumult, 2 yrs, bat 121 b ; Podiums, 2 yrs, 3st /lb. 16 all I Do. do. Rept, 334 941, - 15,000 20 'New South Wales all - - - TI terminate by tes ernagesnent of end a tan, as wlil be 16 all Do. do. Cepa mi ft - 60,4001 IG 'Oriental Bank Corpora all - - 44 very beucicial to both countries. The report was adapted. E.NTRY FOR STAND PLATE. Malta-mile. N. ISO iWaterteltilltennyep.a 47 60 - 25,000' to l Ottomen Bank Mr. Marrows Mitchell eddriasel the eousril at peat Mim Julie, lOst ; Twilight, get 416 ; King of the Forest, It 100 w•Mid-Ort.lstauast. 130 131 _ 200001 100 ,Proeindal of Ireland - - 161 length, with • view to show that for several menthe the get ; Utile (141 •••• 4 . Ito edh; Tiara, list 2lb ; Fraenia. ~ .. Do. do. 2nd do. IV its - 4,000, 10 , Do. New - ha /N.,. h a d „ • y eamape,,,,t e g th e foe ad 14 IR. ; Griate, art, • Spicoboz, 7.4 9lb ; Zitells, let 71b ; t i s a uss all : D o D° . .d u Ne " sur p t s ri,d m . pPIZEI. 124 1 ril 104 16,000, , 25 ;South Australia 64,0001 25 'Union of Australia - a on opinions 4 t memorial reameaitisa .4 with Chemise. 74 nb; Edear,7st 41b ; Clemanthe, 7st 4lb ;es. 00,000' 60 !Union of London - 1161 so n•fernaest to the French treaty, sad that it had waskavoured Tommie, 7st 414 ; Toone, 7st 4lb ; Von Stoma. lit Mb ; ;000 1 me luaus Kauai NI -. 1118MILLANIOUL Id al.. to Whitson the House of COMM., VI take a even, Buttercup, 7st ; Queen of May, 7y; Dukibella, Bst 11211; ss diarnelneally opposed to the *tenets of the coueerr. He Artist, 6si 1016 : Kopm, Oat 10th : Mushroom, thrt 71b ; ••• l a. I °Ululunli I N I a W ks) * I sera DIBENTURE MICK& r.swlided iv mynas a neohitien to the effect that the Raffle, fist 4lb ; Brine, lot 41b; Diadem , Oat 41b ; King of -16 . 18 .1 10 91 •Iliwn RIM - all lsi 1 4 - Ca council wiehea to exposes its opines in &VOW el theseeem Lea, let 71b ; Arrerat, Set 13Ih ; Foxliesd. let 1211 ; Mal. wow 16 Australian SlNicul.• •••19 re se - No. 19b• I Stoats. IPd I CI. prima I Sales d e 350 1000 Atlantic Tel (Um.).... all - - awn% propos.tson with reopen to the paper duty, is fear ban . Sat 101 b ; Stormer, let 9lb ; Maid of Honour, Sat 71b ; anis ' 10 But. w a5 .,,,,, a. .. a s i si s i 109931 0 11l Gt., North•N•o 1 •nr oe 111 1 d o n n - -,,,, 99 _ 9 Uti . that a contrary comae al action would endanger the treaty Chnterima lei 311 . ; Mnid 07 Pero. rot Mb ; Chiffouniere, .... iBO Brit. American Lend NI 10 Sa .. 00,925 Bt. horfolk4p.c.llm. pll 82,431 , St. N. East 4p. et. Jan.da illy 100 96 MO - , itaelf ; sad Mr. Kell seconded the motion.- Aso nested Set Mb; Chrionibikle, 3st : Wee Polly, sst • Teddington 11,000' 110 Britt Irish Mag. Tel..• all IDS OS ''' 610,0 N: 111. OstWorate.4lp.etdo.lloo - - -.• Co no diticatbe .4 the mediation resulted is the adoptkie eta t Zet ; Jelin. eet 1 . 71 b ; Everiaeting, 4st IZis ; Parapet, I,MI * Ds. It 7 per a till ma all le si - ...... iU. llorMalt N. lest. 40. et Ilan U 94 - • petition to eirliament in favour of Mr. °lichee • scheme. 4st 1011 i ; Lauseelot Golds% lit 101 b. 11.715 15 Do. C - MA Lad all 114 117 - -• Noweheste e ilaserlian. Ono na ir r out- - Diodoor• JoYenee. Hate. Nabob eh ll 'a ina 14 0 Ctianne aulada l Islands l'a a ) an' - - - PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. w, Ten GRA t 7 Fox CASK-The London racers Julio. King a Kent, Cesqueser, Lucky Lad, Isthmian. 950,000 fa Om. Ms.oflnittessari. ail - - sp coolest..( the feeresiee's Amend telegraph, as follow.:- Sim la , Zitella, I. s torMs, Puede, Crocus, Ararat, Dula- 12,010 15 Do. Pref. 74 par amt. dl 141 ist -. • I ventured to inform you, immediately after the debate honk Corky. Mom musk s Timandra, Volt:slab, and I,OOMO il• Farm llO 30 32 ymemoo l z u torm g-Darksahsad, 81 81/•Caledoidan Mock , Pal a Father Noes ems, that the rev. gestlemea would be re- Hoidelmowe 100,810 Bt. Preference Westerns. 721 73-Lammeire and Yorkshire, 1104 '' :: 9 4 1 0-41 - 1 reat 110,000 St. Do. Sp. et. Pop. Deb. MO 'lO5 107 - wasted is tie' ..ifie3 .4 chaplain of the South Coke before 1101-Load and North W.eteeu, 1054 108 f-ditto }-share, •- - ----- -- 716.000 M. Metric Telegraph - lit II 12-16-Maisehestar, Shellldd. end LieMbehirs, 43 ad- SOC many dors. I talieve I may now mamas. to you that 7,190 BS Do. New - Midland Stook. 121.1 1291 -North Webb Steck. 65 65 1 - North tot iii well. isi.l4 tool circles it is awned- I believe Mo. -that THE BOAD MURDER. 70,000 5 Reg. and Aust. COP. 1,. ......t...ti. to .61.-e will be Atria declared before ROAD. WEDNESDAY ETENING. 99 ° 11° : 000°W 111 Call " fiegadiali P (IlaillaTiradua°) - "14 -I 1 it etaffordshire, 31 3 0.-horth Fosters Serwlek o.*tel Reek . 101 1011-Ditto York Capital Stock, 1114 95-1121tto Lads ` Stook . sunny hour.. This boll and manly lion of an new 404 66-Bouth Eastern. 261-Wed /Mend, Oxford, 71 4111 dui .11.40 as much ervslit .41 the goveninient as the dissaissa The most strenuous exertions are said to be put 1°0 12 : 00 1 5 1 y ee . De atet P 7n ce ye n a rsl C l, i dial ter - -Dutch Rhenis=l d.-Great n o 7 1-16 74- inn did .11.‘race di the poorlaw antlinities." ia force by the local police. under the direction of Captain some 20 l oo n, * re smou t (g„) ~I 1 it all. - Maud Think of 7f 71-Great Western of ULM TelteiNaTlolt lir TUB B nryii YoltEll2lllllll Loci- Meredith' , is this most mysterious rase, in order ti, trace the 100 , 000 4 lon. ilea Omnibus Di an 1 # --, ..i , r..- We are slot t o stn. that the t a rh. au t 0 # the s o uth saunterer or murderess. At premed their coarse of action 60,000 20 Madras Irrigate Canal 1 11 01 pm 4 1 1 . orksiore e.lhers is now terminated in • • is strictly rteate , bat they sot wayous• ee to the Thett a t. 30,000 10 teditiworemilea Tel. all - a}-Great Ship, Shi ne p w , stroarls'ils.-"Tham" d. -RW.l° 6nd Me an res d e lak M n arl ii nrOalle ak 7 'lP :: _, psn_ y. 1 1 p. maromaree, Aracsr &-A comiderable badness was does We. manner, eel Shot a .fey or two weed Daly asses w e n Mr=set.or. Whither and Mr. Williamson have ed yet 11.0°° 10 11.41°4°. 1°- TeL(ia°L) 44 I 4 - i a Ueda, Great Westera, Sheffield, Midland, and Dover sharm attr 80,000 25 Noticed *reed Co II 11 11 Ms zd - the met, are again at work. yh e erat s t e p weeni e the ad. ret to the soon., being otherwise espiged is tows. 5.000 10 5 er 5 5 55 5 0 5 .35n r0a tL; sI le ,us - and the market Improved att day. clomlnm stress. Leeds, 110 of I jou nwist may be traced from the posalelance of a meeting The ism le sow nthe hand. of itaperiatendeme wog. moo 10 Nethertmele lend ,_ all I f - Meat western. 721-lebellields, 421-M Wand 139 --Dryers , 16 1- t rot „0 ti,, m as t, o n Prid e , err - b i er , 1.4, when it was es. sad Paley , masted by the other mmerintendents and the MOM 6 Do. Snit, la. Ml . dis as i i s iof Oradea 11f-imams 14114-aheineld prof., 1261-ter lad, me. nooneed that Mossrs. &seem Paler, ad C o . b u d mon s o d VI% A aria watch is 401 kept over the inmates of the 1.714 100 N. Bryant 12.11.00.14 et 15 16 es , itzl is few reek sad Arno arreented, 221-Trunks. . L. i lie terms agreed upon by the colliery delegates sod the from whom the police am amble to elicit asything Wok I N. NIL d•Ww 101 •••• an 1 1 - and Money. 19. A S eommitter of the Masten' A...nan,. m ra cu r ke r airs further, in additno to what bee already appeared, k e Peet - 60 6° 10 ; .000 000 0°. 10 1 1 ori.. °S.W Do. 1.N7 h. 0w Illeeres sam ' fi tra• ... i . _l.l _.... .„ .o. llllMllo cl A .l.6.... AVOCerf at ft esi -Bus ,.. lo d e r4r.o. done w t"da vrA tn a dir p : " j a harms.; pre. ioirle rotracte.L the only 'natter for consider; mg Ibis dark transaction. lion was as to Mews. ternith, Carr, and Smith's colliery. miming bongoes , it is almost needless to date , has 10,000 10 Do. do IIP - - - s e f oro. dtz e . r ite a zufgeofferdadres um were t 1: 1:::d t. 14_0...na 11t. to Il i l iem la. Sdah- _ a It had le pre•SoielY armn,,Nd with repot to th a t co lli er y ant been found, although the mom. ceerehing investigation xOO,OOO ea p ‘ . 5 5 em os t a mpign me of so ea octet -werasser Ota, lass dlr., Mutate steady. tbst roes should be appestat oe the part 4 than masters has again leen made by the police of all the inmates of the 90 . 0 e 0 60 Pent" and Ones. Steam all 76 77 74 nmi the collier., who were to wick to the pit for a f oe s o nl i t house soul of the persona in the totality, likely to afford 10 .000 90 Do New III 134134 pm -. The C 40,000 30 B e d S ea It I n d. T e l. 411 G REAT WERTRAN RAILWAY D ITIDRND.- each ode haying overtaken. so that it might be sera what ••ene ioforniation on the mutter. So minute has bean moan molly tenth' earn. Colonel Daly, it e seat..,), Las the search, that last week the police applied to the Home weee a t a i l ,'"J e y r i c b r ar•°°•• s -'-' directors of this company have decided to recommend the Mo a melded to set as referee in th• event of nay di s p u t e in Secretary for an mace to eztien• this body of the murdered 10.5000 . Nee rarryieg owt ties arrangement . At a mettles * of the nom- child, at Boynton, Devised thinking the nightdress might lbeee Ise nerd man Puma _99 as at SO for the half-year to the 30th of June, 18110 0 Mane •be of ten on Toenlay. it Was arranged that the [ma shod.' coin. hare hem secreted in the Gain with the budv, ea it woe not KM K. tisk Amer Meseta UM MP I* id 1 221 34 12209 of about 5 .0004 to be caroled to the Weer" w il l" r. Thi iaonce work toolay at their respective ....nitric*. The interred until the Saturday following the Tends, when the 55 141* ,...... * th • 0 • 110 . 11 w 1 lAN en 111 61 1 - LONDON AND BLACIWALL-It that the c e , a divide for the half-year a'' , eelet lad t'Y thc Colliers . Eiceutii , to ri., , s , d„.- o „.. incht?..yrn wan ftrl nii.....1. T 1... usher was granted, and g' .00 7 I I lu ne h usul . X a05i Te1.:1741. 4 ,.• .. 1 i _ i ntend te &cc. U,,. lock -out amounted, it is stated, to I„ltsd jar wesii.-! the Indy aisiuterrnl, but notli,ng loit the usual habiliniente 60,000 30 mete Let Co. Up. CAR 6- -•-. eliding the 30th of Jun P =M the rate of 3 per cent. per Ret gas. Ma *cheerer Oreedies. a death were sewn is the coffin. - -Bath Chronicle. Kew we Ye Meows tondo IN 5 10 0 4 4 mourn,. IL Pd I Lam An. I I r y I Wes to-dma ] to 1 p.m. 100 ea Mara** ILL • as n 6.t KO Boma. Dar. do. &C.ln.tip.a. 110 11 at 411 NI 18 le De. 101 all BualmietlakeHaronial ll 4ll 61 _ 101 all Do. Nrw — 10 a/1 Do. Pridemo oo re Si 7 _. 100 m 100 Inff../lrant...lderieb 11p.e. ark, Aim 1, 1871 eadormalbyßutaLH. 71 10 100 Y/6 Do. July 1,1676, data 7O 76 115 100 Do. 10. 1, lira. ditto OB 11 6 11 adorlia 113. lastara it MI i Pal ID 3 coper.*Doetep.o.pw : 11 111 la 1 Onion. case nat 1 11 dlO NI 1111 1. &Man al MO Mut Wks Sztam 304 110 la 15 Ds i i Ms _ II 11 Do. habelpon .... 100 ma Do. 41 p. el Dobai ill 100 100 all Do. 6p. et. do lOl 101 ... 111 all anima elbourne —. IL Mft M OOn Trunk of Cana& Xl lle 3 111 1 311 1 105 011 Do. 6 p.r et. Prof. 100 ma Do. See. Prete p.et.Be 7l 74 100 all Do. I per et. DebeM 64 66 IN 100 .5 Do. 7 pot it. MO.— 114 08 100 all Do. do. M 6l 66 100 all Do. do. _IM ld IS 96. 10 6 Do. 0 Oren ladlaa Psaboals 1161 97 In I 10 New 10 12 OR 8. otlmZ46 g ut 1 11 314 all Ot Waal 1t Iti 120 i t got 13 Da. New tit 0.1% me at DoAte.,partg v ittllloo 00 95 97 31 100 . De. do. TS . $lll 40 96 07 MO all Do. do. 73 tboutop. 96 97 100 all Do.6lp.ct.Bda,pay.77 90 911 LL 100 Madras Guar. 41 per et. 96 87 6R NO Do. do. 6 per of 116 00 It. 100 Do. 41 per et. Lana. 89 01 flO 10 Do. 6Ut inn. do. et. ' ai l M. ct.Biluds —. .... fa all M. a Curds Ilibli I • 7 ••• 111/ all Du. do. esp. la nd do. 6 f 7 •-• fa all Do. do.ll cap. do. I ID all Do. do. load do. II f 70 6m. (lade !/mood) -.. 80. 100 Melinda 6• 7 Do. Paulsen 16R 100 Do.lnd.flt.not.g. sp.ot. ft 116 10 1 Irladdad.Lindted. Oft I I Ma. 1860. 3 MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. t, 1 ; Bank Stock, 230.'; India Stock, 2181, 219; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1041, $, 1 ; ditto Four par Cent. Debentures, 1859, 97 ; ditto Benda, 4a., 34. dia. ; Five per Cent. " =faced " rupee paper, 97. The Indian rupee paper was dull. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was rather flatter, at loti to 4. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 3e. to tfe. prem. The foreign stock market was inactive. There were some inquiries for Russian Three per Cents., which were firmer. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was quiet, at 76 to 4, and that of 1868 at 61 to 1. Tiers was no alteration of interest to-day in the market for Bank Aare& Berlin Waterworks shares exhibit an unfavourable reaction. Peel River Land and Van Diemen's Land shares have unproved. The closing quotations for shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 21 to 2 1 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, ,13-16 to 7-16 prem. ; London and Pro vincial Marine, * to dia. ; London and South African Bank, to dia. ; City of London Brewery Preference, 2 to 21 prem. ; South Eastern Railway of Portugal, to dis. An advance of per cent occurred to-day in Victoria Government Bonds. Two o'CLoog. The funds to-day are again fiat, and a fresh de cline of * per cent. has taken place. This is " settling-day," and the adjustment of the monthly accounts has engaged attention. In the market for British railway stocks lees firmness has been shown during the last hour. Canadian Rail way shares continue in request, and are still advancing. -- • At Pula this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted at 68fr. 10c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 94, 0, and for money, and 94 for the new account (Sept. 6). The present quotations are 931 to 3 for cub, and 93# to 1 for September. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, at 230, 1, 2291 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 9311, 0, 4 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 160, 3 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1040, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1858,97, ; ditto 1859, 97 ; ditto Bonds, 7s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. to 6s. pram. A decline of per cent, has taken place in Turkish bonds ; the issue of 1864 is quoted 751 to 76f, and that of 1858, 604 to 611. Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds continue in demand, and are very firm. Sales are reoordedas follows:—AustrianFive per Cent. Metallic.., 54 (exchange 106.) ; Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta., 990 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Ceuta., 1868, 871 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1860. 87f ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 27 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 (ex change, 126) ; New Granada Deferred 41 ; Peru vian Throe per Cents., for account, 73f, ; Russian Five per Cents., 104 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 831 ; the Spanish Commit tee's Certificates, 5 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 760, 76 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account,6l,f ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 101, 1, ex div. At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Smith, Patient, and Smith, tanners, the liabilities were stated at 207,1381., and the assets at only 37,0971. The propriety of placing the estate in the Bankruptcy Court was discussed, but it was determined to leave the question in the hands of a few of the more im portant creditors. The discount market yesterday was rather quiet, and the best bills were taken at a slight reduction from the Bank rate. Business at the Bank was limited, but few bills are maturing there at present. No gold was taken from the Bank yesterday, but 47,0001. by the Vanderbilt, in eagles, was pur chased for exportation. The Sultan has sailed with 60,5001. rn specie for the Peninsula, and the Magdalena will take to-day 63,2501. in gold, and 13,5001. in silver, for BraziL Of the 932,0001. in Australian gold, known to be at sea by the Agincourt, British Trident, Leap ing Water, 'Yorkshire Maidstone, and Blae Jacket, 443,0001., by the t hree former vessels, is due, or nearly due. Of the bar silver by the Atrato, the po rtion suit able for Chins was sold yesterday at 55 . 1 . per ounce, and the rest for the Continent, there being no in quiry for India, at se. 11d. The silver by the previous steamer was placed at 5a 41., and the price in the interval has been ss. 10. At Paris the rate of discount is 3 per cent. (bank rate, 4) ; at Vienna, 4 (bank, 5) ; at Berlin, 3 (bank, 4) ; at Amsterdam, 31 (bank, 31) ; at Frankfort, 10 (bank, 2) ; at Hamburg, lf ; and at Brussels, 3 per cent. (bank, 3). Jet Liverpool yesterday the sales of cotton rout) abut 20,000 bales. The telegrams report the market as firm, with an upward tendency in the prices of common American qualities. The following notice from the Board of Trade published in Tuesday night's Gazette, confirms, after the customary official delay, the intelligence from Russia which was given exclusivelyin these columns on the 17th of July : The Board of Trade acknowledges the receipt of the copy of a despatch from her Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at fit. Petersburg, enclosing a copy of an ukase used by the Emperor of Russia, authorising foreigners to enter the Russian oommenial guilds upon the same footing as native subjects. and conceding to them all the right@ conferred by the guilds upon Russian merchant.. The ukase further giants to foreigners the right to acquire, by purchase, sue- COMM), legacy, gift, or imperial concession, all kinds of property, both real and personal, excepting always such property as the Russian hereditary nobility and foreigners possessing equal rights are alone able to obtain by virtue of existing Lim. Foreigners are further allowed to act as agents for occupied estates, provided the consent of the pro prietors has been obtained. It is also lawful for there to farm real property under the conditions prescribed by law. The above concession, do not apply to foreign Jews, who are subject to a special treatment. The directors of the Ottoman Bank have resolved, at the meeting of the shareholders which is fixed to take place on the 29th August next, to recom mend the payment of a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum free of income tax, and the addition to the reserve fund of 15,1961. 12s. 9d., being the profit result of the close of the bank's orations on their Turkish Loan account, They aW propose to carry over about 10,000.'. to next account from the profits of the half-year ending June 30. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. There is still no feature of much importance in the market for British mining stocks. The trans action, to-day have been chiefly confined to shares in East Caradon ' Stray Park, East Basset, Sortridge Consols, and South Condurrow Mines. East Itsgset shares remain dull, and are marked in the Stuck Exchange 24. Foreign and colonial mining securities are quiet. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 96} ; and Great Northern Copper (South Australia) at Tee prospectin of the Wheal Emma (Breage) Tin and Copper Mines is issued. These mines are situated within two miles of Porthleven Her hour, in Cornwall, and are divided into 4,096 shares. The present proprietors will retain 1,096 shares, and now offer 3,000 at 10s. each. This wi ll leave about 1,0481. to be expended in the future prosecution of the work, when the whole of the shares will subscribe equally. It is anticipated that with the outlay of a capital of about 6,0001., to be called in about two years, a " good and lasting property " will be acquired. The sett is bounded by Great Wheal Vor and Great Wheal Fortune. Reference is made to favourable reports from Captain Michael W. Martyn, late the manager of Wheal Vor, Captain Thomas Martyn, and Captain William ata. The manager is Captain John Davey, jun., of Wheal Buller. At Redmoor Mine meeting on Tuesday, the accounts, showed a balance of liabilities over assets of 3121. 10s. A. call of 6d. per share was made. An extraordinary meeting of the Chalanches Mining Con s, pany is called for the 14th inst. at Paris. From North Levant Mine (August 1) the agent states:— " Borlase's shaft sinking below the deep slit is a little im proved, being now worth 121. per fathom. In the 10 east of No. 2 winze, driving towards Borlase's shaft, the lode is • shade better, being worth 92 per fathom. All other places are without change." The Scottish Australian Mining Company have received their usual monthly advices from Sydney up to the 14th June last, with reports trom the GoodHopn Mine to the7th of that month. The works in progress during the month ending 7th June were as follows, viz. :—let. Driving an adit level from a point 20 fathoms to the west of No. 2, so as to cut and prove that lode at a depth of 12 fathoms, sad which edit if carried about 150 fathoms further eastwards will cut No. 1, or the original lode discovered in the property, at a depth of 100 fathoms. 2nd. Opening on the lode . No. 3. 3rd. Sinking the trial shaft on lode No. 2. 4th. Sinking south shaft, where it is considered the three main lodes, at present discovered, running north and south, form a Juno. tiers, not in consequence of their underlay, bat front their direction in passing through the property. The following are extracts from the mining captain's report.:—" The adit level was driven last month by six men 6,) fathoms, at a cost of 601. There has been for the last 3 or 4 fathoms a very kindly branch in the end of the level, comp sot of gasman and mundic. It is about 18 inches wide, and appears from its present direction to be a croescourse to the No. 2 lode. Altogether, the a of the country through which the level is beingrelerrei: very favourable ; the kaki shows a good deal of mystics and pos4an. South Shaft—This was sunk I fathom 1 foot last mouth by four men, at a coat of 14/. The lode here looks very well ; green stains of ser are becoming . more frequent. 'IN i.d Shaft or Air Shaft is now 22 feet 9 inches deep. The lode (No. 2) has a good appearance at that depth, and shows considerably more spar than it did. In the early part of the month we opened on the No. 3 lode. about 40 fathoms north of the south shaft, and found a good strong bale, about 5 feet wide, composed of spar and gosaan. There is a small but kinder.looking lode running to the westward, which joins the No. 3 lode about this point.", COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANIL-CTHIS DAY.) Rut:mt.—The market has a quiet appearance, but prioeS are r °altered. Refined dull of sale. Corm.—Prioes are fully supported, with a limited business. Tea.—This market remains dull. _ A special meeting of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company is called for the 22nd inst., to autho rise the raising, by a creation of new shares, of the sum of 300,0001., besides a further sum of 90,0001., the latter being for the purposes of the Western Extension line • also to confirm the agreement with the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Company. The half-yearly meeting of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company will be held on the 31st inst., and will be made special, to confirm an agreement for working the Margate Railway. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,4311. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 1,1361. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 3,8671. The London and South Western Company's line to Exeter is not yet open for goods traffic. We learn that the Great Western Railway Company have been compelled to lower their passenger fares on that route, and to give increased third-class accommodation, in order to meet the competition which has now commenced. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending July . 21, were 10,4301. sterling, being 2,738/. more than in the correspond ing week of last year. A special meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company of Portugal is convened for the 15th inst., to alter the articles of association. A petition for the winding up of the Patent Wood or Fibrous Slab Company (Limited) is ex pected to be heard in the Court of Bankruptcy on the 24th inst. With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. K F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: The market in London for American securities has, during the past week, remained very firm, and we note an increasing disposition to invest in them. The bed harvest prospects here, consequent upon the continuous wet weather, taken in connection with the exceedingly favour able reports of the harvest in America, particularly in the western and northwestern states, are evidently turning the attention of investors to this class of security. Purchases of Illinois shares go steadily on, and the price advances from day to day, making, on the week, a farther improve ment of y 4 dole. per slum). Construction Bonds are in de nuurd, and the supply very short. Erie shares are wanted, at an advance of 2 per cent. Mr. A. C. Nircilh has been appointed agent for Lloyds' at New Orleans. WIDNESDAT ETZIMFO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93# to i t for mousy and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at 031 to #, and so closed. For the 6th of September the last price was 93 7-16 to 9-16. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, ; ditto for account (August 9), 93i, 7 4, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93a, a, a ; New Three per Ceuta., 93#, RICE continues in good demand and prices lave an ap ward tendency. Sai.rrrrr.r remains steady. CorroN is in fair demand. Be~cer.—Prises are steady but the demand is limited. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Towa tallow is quoted 523. &L, net rash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 525. 3d. ;September, 525. ; Oct. to Dec.. 523. ; January to March, 1861, 53.9 d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a few more beasts than on Thursday last ; how ever, the demand is pretty good, and Monday's quotations are fully maintained. There are not quite so many sheep and lambs, and prices on the average are better. We have a good supply of calves ; they are not selling quite so well as on Monday. From Germany and Holland there are 300 beasts, 3,150 sheep, and 406 calves. From Ireland . 48 calves. M itch cows, 120. _ Per stone of hlba. & cf. &d. Per stone of bibs a. d. ld. Best Scots, Ilerefda. 5 4 5 8 Bat Dna& BMWs Sh Best Short-horns 6 0 5 4 Beat Longwools.... 6 4 6 8 Second goal. beasts 4 2 4 6 Do. do. Shorn .... Calves 3 8 4 8 Do. do. Shorn MDnalslll6breds 5 8 6 10 ; Lambs Beasts at market, 1,110; Sheep and lambs, 10,6±0; Chlealt, SOD: Plgs. 145. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report trade easier, and supply better. Prime meadow bay, 85e. to 905.; superior ditto. 965. to 105 a. ; inferior do., 60a. to 70e ; new do., 68a. to 9.714. clover, old, 00a. to 120 s. ; ditto new, 70a. to 80s. ; straw, 325. to Ma. DETERMINED SUICIDR BY • CITY POLICEMAN.--• This morning a most determinesd act of self-destruction was comniitted by T. Johnstone, • City police constable of the sth division. It appears that the unfortunate man was excitable and low-spirited. On one of his brother constables calling him at half-post 5 o'clock to dress for the pur pose of going on duty, the deceased answered, " yes, all right." Shortly after he went downstairs, and one of the inmates on going into the yard was horrified at discover ing him suspended by a rope from a nail. Medical assistance was sent for, and the man was promptly attended to, but life was quite extinct.. No cause is assigned for this terrible act. Tux UNWORN OF THE SICILIAN ARMY. —The Naziome gives us • few particulars respecting the uni form of the Sicilian army, which is novel enough. With the exception of the enOneers and the artil lery, who are attired as in Piedmont, tho other troops offer • singular spectacle. Those of the line wear a red tunic and cap, and trousers of brown hol land. The Cacciatori of the Alps have red tunics and Calabrino hate with black feathers. The l'acciotori of Etna wear deep coffee-coloured blouses, red caps, and trousers of unSleoched canvas. The "Sons of Lib , :rty" have on whitp jackets nod trousers, and red Suliote ceps trimmed with white.. The cavalry are in red tunics with blue facings, red igwi green asps trimmest with silves. lace ; their troy en are widenpil tucked up like th,- Turkish ones were formerly. All therbatiallons are supplied with good and full hawk. A NOBLE LADY.—A DM Cornelia Harbour, ri daughter of the Hon. Jams Barbour of Virginia, formerly governor of that state, and a member of hesident J. Q. Adams's cabinet, has resolved'le inland; ate her numerous drives and locate them in • freeistate, where they can eajoy liberty and (if they will) willire property.-- New Yore Tribune. A DOG SAFZLY PLUNGES 011 tit NIAGARA PALM. —The Nieman Falls Gazette says' tat n dry or two ego a dr►yman threw his dog into the rkpide - neer Goat Island- Bridge, and immediately afterwordikwent to the foot of the ferry stairs and found Lim but little injured by the tremen dous l.'ap. The cruel experiment was tried to 00IIVISCS WON incredulous persona.—Xt:o York Meruld.