The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-19 00:00:00

I:NTILIL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) THE I:M{ON DE VIDIL i iit t r 4 . ..f the t'entrel 'riroinal Court were re.ureed weenie,; before the Right Hoe. the Lora Ma y or, the Cowen Smote', Ahlermee W. Ly nches , H a l,. sir R. w. ow es . A na t;rbriel, the Sheriffs, l'aler-Sheritfe, ke. The int e•:itn.o of the calendar contains the statues of Prinee,*. . , i,rjeant, in charging the grand jury. said i b i s the number prisoners for trial was not greater than might be espested couadeiiog the period that had 4, l rd tole the edjoureetent of the court ; but many .1 the Ahem were ol a very swims ehanwter. There was vec charge against a foreign aoldeenue, the Home de shi..h bad attracted a great deal of public attention, epos etch be thought it asoesinury to say a few words. It am...is that he was elerged with the otfeuce of wounding his a n with intent to murder him. statement was made ho the 'on, mat the prima.r was traced to Paris, and was :,yn up kilo the authorities there. Mace them the son had r•f0...1 to give soy more information. lie did not know e!.,.ther he would adhere to that determination when before torm : Litt, however, they would have the testimony of rosy other witnesses.. There was the evidence of a young ~.5, maned Rivers, who saw the father strike his see as hrild with the butt-end of the whip. That witness, hor,ver, was suddenly taken with consumption, and his • vidrOce was taken from a sick bed, and if he were still n ible to travel, so a. to appear before them, his deposi i..a. would be laid before them. There ws. not the least .i.uht the father had made a violent assault on the eon, although he stated at the time that his moo was standing the stirrups looking over a wall, and that the lease and threw him violently against the wall, ramdmi li tt in;nries apparent oe the young man's head. 'neatly the baron had unites to the young inan's uncle, asking for his sou, and stating that t. had received the injuries from the horse. l'he surgeon, however, said it was not likely that the in juries were received in the manner described by the baron, as, no esassisatiois, 'mother wound was discovered behind the head, which would render it almost impossible. Had there hero only one wound, it might have lien caused by falling on a stone ; but looking at the entirely different diameter of the two wounds, it was quite evident they had been inflicted by the whip. That the injuries had been ietticted there was not the least doubt, and it was for them car inquire if there was a prints facie case to go before the petty there His lordship eseeedingly regretted to say that there wan IN. lees than eight Mimi of post• care robbetim by letter-carriers. Ile merely mentioned theni with a view of making public his opinion that what. ever could be done to lessen the temptation ought to be dote. He wail very glad to see that government had done its part by raising the tariff fee remuneration, and it only resulted for the public to do its part, by se nding as little 7...0ey as possible in lettere. It might be avoided by send ing post-ofEceordets ; and with regard to valuable parcels, sal articles that could not be sent by post.ottlee order, they could be registered, and so ensue the safety of the panel, mad remove the temptation. His lordship then tvluded, and dieniamd the grand jury to their duties. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The August adjourned sessions for the county of Surrey conuaseiced this morning at the Seesices-bouse. Newington - causeway, before Mr. Johnson, chairman, Mr. Tileon, deputy chairman, and Mesas. Goodhart, Beggslly, Phillips, Curling, Ever, Byres. M'Doegal, sad Hudson. The calen dar contained twenty-seven prisoners for trial—twenty-three for (*logy and four for misdemeanour. There are besides three prosaism to receive sentence, having been found guilty at tb.• last sessions, and two defendants en hail. the of the latter is Mr. Johnson, Jun., of Lower Norwood, against whom a true bill wadi found at the bat amnions far oom. milting en moult on Mr. Ogle, one of the revising bar. ratere of the county. Mr. Elerbant Ballantine is specially retained for the defence, sad moat likely the trial will last the chief part of the day. Alter having been charged by the chairman, the grand Jan retired. \tor MAIIIFITIATTII. —The following gentlemen having ben appointed magistrates, took their seats on the bench : Mews. J. Churchill, R. Bagyilly, jun., S. West, O. W. Roberts, sad Collumbell, Ears. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL • DINTILEOILIIG CALL Dona Sraisk. • deolet-tooldes yeses mow dmribed bee Moire bower; mo i = g tike reir l behme Mr Jobe Murpere, toilb be oremit wilds ben ae Wile. Seek reid Mme • at poemt ad el empleyeent. He bred b k Pellorbeleesk Seellomott. pdemer et the ler bad Hoed ebb bin es Me Tie for de fed wit Mt this for Me WI ewe et Mr aid& be boon oat of nelboymel. eed Mobs =IZ g us had Mat!! mil er - Mr. Abed Mt Mfg% obi barbs bed seeee ww vni r g emb .111 k brlis Ido die tad melted le see of tbo reemes. He bor lel be loOswi sught VIM thee as bed plea bar foot es Joie 1 11% d misei whether be spid take her bps mph it he Ur? Whine and ho wanly. The primmer bees bunt ewe crying, sad said he had no bps to rho Pe he. Wipes il she weld seen eribb blm be would pt CVsbeas—gooliabls whh her meths mp me she - mai mei r se lute maw. lame die Mewed her to he neenied t.0w1% Pi a. kit Mese& be be he ae he bed lASI le marry bee. Its .hhe Minglele laquipd "ham team the reser wie le seed elemeolemes he peeillei bet a hem mil took me et kw?. Nem. NOM AP he Md. end up very MA be bar MI he WM. imam She wail slain. le the geshlope. .rte.thee they wadi pos bir te bee pet* eel berimelhMeer about weld EP caw MP swum so het PAP bah shwa seiendeed she see weeehd. *Ms libtespeo mid IS epee wry dlehmehig UM, end Lowell eandie visa sus he be ilese gbh Me Wen thee ems seem. soma= anti smarm. radii NIA* es sessenter, es the Melee tior Videopeoesi e = s 1 ei lie her Wises er Irreseeori. eirremi nal = Isiah sod rileesiedy, sod G ib Ofelietaff" 1 .. est 2.407.7...hi5um Y. milails iossulisa et their dilly M lertowirsil ?m a the eviller limner thM poise. emiehie One& hint, et *boot Me eels& he the mernise. bowl • hustle *lee, sod mossing. O. pesseelisi to the er vi l a i n e kind the prisonr. who was the Pelee kr Sip" toy d t reepeetehirsttlesi weeeen. The ismie Yea the primmer heel greenly teembsi M. eivoll he polionern ipst the rimer nosy. The sestello took boki el the primer mil get the husk away has him. shoe elle ens sow. The prOMOW thee wthe esisishie. ten his ink threw kiss deers wed belied him mewitel Sine; id elierwise sod has. The other sesetabia sine owl the poisoner ohs etre.* kin and Uwe We bet The whose, sidled to some of hie eoetpaelowe to twee his, whieh they nen also smelted - theta with Woks sail Glossa It woe with the peeteet dal.ulty that he weld be got to the polies The panwor said that he was tile 1,0100 fot liquor. sad ad wog alone the costabis mid they nod unsulted D'lronowort said be was detanoised to put •Map to thtee meaulso on Atom in the ezocutice of Asir duty. Ter the woridt on Oreatbezet he would go to Worleo • wank and for the other reaskt tine lard t la Oho Howe of Carnelian stAKL1101101:70114MtEIT. sa RONDAT 01,111L010 NCIn/JOCIL Jot. Dnrkia, Paint* Geary, asd Rirk.rd Neshit, three lath, ware charged with gambli in legeetre-buildiege, hobo ; and Durkin with also two sonstables— lhaie, 164 C, and Nephew, T. 17 8. John Hamm 184 C, 'flosses, .about hapset 2, I saw • poop of hob sad ee 11 % they all made off. While pereides them, Durbin! flied to overthrow me 1.7 kicking my she. I sewed the ether two. gad • meltable of the 8 divisive, who leeriest le name te Warden...nee in plain clothes, sewed Died& Oe the way to the atatioo, Durkin again kicked sew Time mere goat $ down lade wLo west out eleariag heels at a esailey mania:. mid with the mosey they earned la tbe $ll7 gambled of se efeereeea nue was heireestZ vim load complalom from the ',habituated the eeisesee. Juke !Lome. zt; s, proved Wei aeseelled by Durkin, ho esters bele( then diecialoored. Nutt. wee teed 40a, or a mouth, sad the others se. act, or spivs days. 1.4414, Harold Lark.., John Shortie, sad Finlay 1 .4.a...m were also fined 2.. 6d. each. 110I7THWAlLE. 110111111 IT IT • BARMAID. A wry reichsikiing young women. waled Awase ir wm. erns propertybl before Yr. Case*. shamed with steal awa : 1 11 y, the of \sr adir, Mc 41, the "sac* of the Royal Oak n Tara ineleyestreet ol4 , loath ink Lt. °Nal the wife of the piewnsele . mid that He Irßollt had bees for a short time is their setolee as her & sad latterly considerable mei et l hed been from the till &opinion fell on the end w leaky atoms= *tarn narked Wee and them is the till with ether siker sassay, awl desk she left the ;Ammer * BREW dm , bar 44, 41 , 1 vett upstairs Us net. About ltighpset II la the THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19, 1861. evening she came dowestairs, ►al on Roiog to the till mined some of the marked money. No oee else had been in the her but the primmer; cooesqueutly, Mr. O'Neil went to the statiao.haw and communicated with the police. Nothing was said to the prtaeuer th►t day. but on Saturday a ceastable wee pllal in, and witness told the primers that she had been robbing them, and she should give hot is sharp. She denied it; but on her bums bean aserchad by this raker, four of the marked shillings mad twelve other shillings were found. She was thee gives into custody, and on the way to the station house she begged for forgiveness, saying that she would never do as any more. Mr. Combo asked how long she had been iu their service? Mrs. O'Neil replied Only six weeks, and she believed that oho ►ad robbed them every day since. Mr. Combs inquired whether they received any character with her? Mr. O'Neil replied that they did from the &gloat Isling ton, but they did not make much inquiry about her. A young man had been in the habit of calling on her, and meet likely she 'lmbed the proceeds of the plunder over the bar to him. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and begged his worship to deal leniently with her. Mr. Combo senteoced her to six months' hard labour at Wandsworth. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. tin =only KEETING.-(THIS DAY.) STAND PLATS About three-quarters of a mile. Cnn/sseiawd, North Laneashiris, Koutaford, Twinkle, sod Ilia Mary are here. PAID norm—lrish Emigrant, Harriett, Deserter, BriWaal, Come* Quiver, and Fazio. WILTON CUP. About one mile and a ball. Maid of l'hesterfield, Hammond, Nosegay, Twinkle, and Wyensta_y are here. YID FOftrarr.—lrish Emigrant and Harriett. DOCK& 1110,4101 134.000 1 3 2, ,6311 006 ,,310i6331i 1,939,900' 390,1165 1 900,0001 3,0001 • et -- . - St 414m0ur40 , 1 St. D*. 4p. et Prot Min. 1 100 —,, nt. Nut mod tholladla 100 117 119 St. t.No ise 100 49 64 Me S UNMAN • 100 eci a I St. 114441roplea 100 Yielools lO4 I t OR o ;Do. Now 1 91 di , ro. I Ooaraina. L ~..,..„....„,,..). ,AilmaleTeL (1 La. ; . . . . bola Walarwarks. lett.li Malt Mag. Tei Do. lIIT per o. till INS Do. 0 . SAW tool 11.7/!, 0 Loos— letwo 20,000' 40,030 60.000 700,000 wool wow' no") , 100,000 l ttooo' wool saes!! • haw -. Do 130. • D. et. Pap. Deb. Lladla&Loa.9ElppagD Isaludialrrig.t lag ariTIM. • • Osa. l neShim perla lA4=l.i area D0.J71 cent. Pia laa. el (L.) as Omahas Ow &Eras !alga. a Cara ii:666 cow tune Kato 1.116 1/4670 00,000 ii,iii le.ooo 10,000 2?3,000 !! , , 0 1 ift It U SO Si 1 i SO SS IS 10 IS 13 MIS 117 U Ut 162 105 118 105 1 0# dis Or * PE 3 01 05 ul Ili st I 1 I "It pm Nelient warm Co.. NerbeelsOnlielroCL, Sallrellerds Lad .... De. Sp. i te.eolea W. lima. I N. Sot U. If. 11111. Oduslel De. "Sow Misses' .. im la. ilia j.. P Se ell lam Lad* (Ma Wu. Peals. eel Olin. Mee II Is 1 el Ms 1 It 47 SI • 71 10 11 in 17k 111 $ Y II 12$ 11$ Ilk id LS lb ft& TY. 0.4 11 C7Tw ira. Lad Mall atom .... t!ccq lBl . , A!"!.lnvedian tose Am*Wien Lad tobroarlso &sip Do. Do. do. loOsSorod do. Trust & tesq Ast et Australis (Urat Pun lama Tr oststLaOutr.autada ) 1 pc I pm' Clst7iiiidoii YerIET: to Oismais land.... I die Si Si Si xd DESTRUCTIVE FIRM IN THE CITT.--Crima MORN ) —About 9 a.m. an alarming Sr. broke est os the ex tensive promisee of Mesas. F. Upson and Co., abscise factors and provision merchants, situate at No. 6, Crown court, Philpot-lane. The building was three or four stories high, and adjoining Messrs. Tomlin 's spice warehouse% while the parish church of St. Margaret Patten, ideate Sate earner of flood-lace, was at one time io greatieopurly. The topacior of Messrs. Kevsell's premises, in which the are begin, ear- Weed stores of different descriptions, while the door under contained several thousand cheeses, sad the door wee filled with salted provisions. After some around plentiful supply of water was procured, and the firemen set to work. Mr. Hodson, jun., who was present on the part of the insuranoe-olikes ae are nor, in amending the stairs was struck by the falling of the roof and cut about the heeds. By 11 o'clock the Ire was extinguished, but not until the top Boor, at least 150 feet long, was burnt out, sad the lower bore severely damaged by the malding water falling upon the chime and other provisions. Three houses in Rood-lane were also damaged by water. The arm wan insured. FIRM AND Loss or LIFE IN BELFAST. —On Thursday afternoon about three o'clock a fire broke out (origin unknown) in Mesas. Emerson's Bax mills, Elba street. The mill was three dories high, and there were women and girls about 100 in number at work in it at the time • their shrieks were terrible, as the Marrows, leading to the various doors had naught Ire, and there was so means of meape for them except through the windows. One woman, Allsa Mulligan, leaped out, braking Gee et her arms end we of her leap. Another girl, May Day, was isfered by• fall ; and the remake of a third glek Kann Bea, aged 15, were found We in the =tsar Mrs staircase she evidently laving been int tain Shaw and the ere brigade, who were Wheit = Cl their easetione, got their first eagles to week at SI minutes to 4, but there was as usual a peat enirelly of water, and consequently, slthough the lire wee ile i t eatendleg, no portion of the mill itself, eased 1 was saved except the bees walls. Insurances Zs roil for 6,9001. in the Liverpool and London, Royal and Law shire 018011111. The Ire was got trader by 6 o'elosk. STRANGE QUARTERS AT MARGATE...4MS IMO! Of Margate has been so ukase)y peeked with elit alehig the peat week or two that many who made no prod*. few obtaremg accommodation before getting to the lave had to make the most curious shifts with raped _ Saturday nights pour in visitors by boat hushed', and almost every house being lodgers, the greatest difficulty is found in Nasty who would willingly pay any amount . for aooommodatioa of any sort are obliged to sleep in bathinymachlnea, under shop counters, asil nen. quietly in the corn-fields. A single room, Wes least eliplle neighbourhood, whenever snob a thug is to be let, cannot be obteined for less than 25e. to3os. a week, while the amount demanded for accommodating a family ia anything like • desist part of the town, or a view of the me, is enough to drive an economical isa out of his swiss. Bash a 111.11011 as the present has not bees knees for unsay years is Margate, and those who me dependeat upon the manual summer visitors are turning their chances to the best possible amount. MANCHINTER WAREHOUSEMEN AND THE VOLTIN TWIRS.-11 is stated that the following notice his been posted up in the dining-roosn of Mmes. Cook, Soo, and Co., el St. Pants Churchyard :—"lt is requested that all young wee in this establishment (holding situations under that of first salmis* who have joined the volunteer oorps will at once send is their resignations to the brigade, or leave this este basimemet.*—Morming Herald. Youmans COAL MlNER.—Mr.Morton, inspector • seal mine; reports that above 8,500,000 tons of coal were Antes in Yorkshire last )ear, and haja or i the number of peens killed at the collieries was but one death for every 170,000 tons raked. This is the mama num bered Maths in any one of the last 10 years, although is that period the number of collieries has incrmaed from 200 to about 400. Yorkshire contrasts very favourably with the average of the whole kingdom in regard to these accidents, bat still the inspector has to report that nearly all the 14 deaths ascribed to explosive gas might have been prevented by kicked safety lamps properly and fairly lured, and that many of the other deaths were preventible and might have been avoided by the exercise of reasonable vigilance, com mon prudence, and ordinary skill. Seas or NINE.—The Inland Revenue Commis sioners remark how greatly the revenue from lioness for refreshment houses, and foe retailing will. under the act 1860, has disappoinied expectation. A rotate jut issued shows that only 38 of these licenses for the sale of wine to be consumed on the premises have been taken is Liverpool, 9at Leeds, 1 at Huddmeneld. 3at Brighton, 4 at Chelten ham, lat Scarborough ; none at Bath, Bury Blackburn, Cambridge, Oxford, Preston, Rochdale, Wake field- Ports. month and Southampton have 0 apiece, Bristol and Bradford 12, Plymouth 7, Sheffield 14, Birmingham 23, and Man chester as many as 91. AMENDMiNT or THE CRIMINAL Laws.—The elvers' acts passed in the kW session to consolidate and esesod the criminal laws have just been printed. The acts will come into °pendia% on the let of November. With raped to " " it is provided that aosemmies before the fact may be and punished as principals, and they may be indicted as aoscesoram, or as substantive Mom. As abettors in misdemeanours, they are to be tried, indicted, and punished as prima* offenders There are mend new laws as to felonies ; and one as to coinage, ia whisk it is declared an offence to mark coin with letter and also an offence to otter the ems. _ LIPEDCMATSIESVICES.—PiNNGN, ANGLESEY, Au- OUST 16.—0 n Wednesday, about 7 p.m. a smack was ob served riding at anchor wish &gavel of diet:meg flying, about • mile from this station. The wind Ina blowing strong at the time, with heavy rain. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat lostitution, etatiormi at this place, was soon launched, and proceeded off to the vessel's assistance. On SJTISiaII alongside the smack, she was found to have earned away her main-boom, and to have only one cable oat, which the captain said he feared would give way every moment, =Oda vessel be driven on Puffin Island. At his request the lifeboat remained alongside until 11 o'clock p.m., when the weather Irvin moderated the vessel fortunately got out of denier. She proved to be the smack Pink, of Cluster, bound from that plasm to Doles, with • cargo al coals. Caicrar IN AtrerzAuA.—The arrangements for the visit of the All Faiglaad Eleven are completed, and a special envoy has been despatched by this mail and amply provided with funds. To send 13,000 miles for au eleven of cricketers, pay their expenses, remunerate them for loss of time, treat them hospitably, and frank then to England I again, is a bold undertaking ; but it has been entered upcn, sad ill be carried out in its integrity, by the firm which I initiated the project, Meagre. Spier, and Pond. The governor and the leading people of Victoria hive signified an anxious desire that the AU England Eleven should visit the antipodes. It is hoped the eleven will leave by the Great Britain, seas to reach the eclony in November, which le the Anse:alias May. They will meet more formidable oempetitore then in America ; every city and village his its cricket-ground, and the game is pursued with intense engerriens in all the colonies. The grand interooloniel matches excite as mock interest as the Derby, and as there are several gentlemen and professional players once well known at Cambridge and Lord's the colonial players have attained a high stsodiud of proficiency.—Australian and New Zealand Gazette.- The Augsburg Ga-ettc ways that the Diet Lae ordered 510 rifled cannon for the arming of the federal fortreeses. The Diet bee voted 5,4M,977 Amble for the armament of these fortrues& Of this sum 2,216.003 are for the ware of rifled Gannon, which are to be placed on the ramped' by the end of the present year. The name of Oscar Becker, who mml3 the at tempt on the life of the King of Prussia, bas been Week ei the rolls dabs Univesnity of Leipeic, where be was a law student. MONEY MARKET-477M DAY.) We e'Cwcz. The funds to-day are firm, at Saturday's quota tions. The chief demand is still for the ludia Five per Cents. The other markets are generally firm, and as regards many classes of securitie, the tendency of prices is upwards. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 08fr. 50c., being sc. better that] on Saturday. India Five per Cents. continue in active de mand, and art] still rising rapidly. The stock is now quoted 101} to for the account, and the scrip 1010 to 1. Consols are officially marked 90*, i t , and for money, and 94 for the account. The present quotations are 901, " buyers," for money, and 901 to fqr the 10th Sept. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stook, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 90*, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 901, ; India Stook, 218; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 100/, 101, if ; ditto for account, 1011, I ; ditto Scrip, 1011, g ; ditto Bonds, be. die. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 97 ; ditto April, 1864, 961; ditto 1859, 961; Exchequer Bills, small, Bs. dia. ; ditto June, par, 4s. dis. There is a rise of I per cent. in Turkish Bonds, the Loan of 1854 being now quoted 784 to 1, and that of 1858, 64 to 1. Other foreign stocksarequiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Ohilian Three per Cents., 72; Equador New Consolidated, 13 ; Mexi can Three per Cents., 22; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, small, 47 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 61 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 494 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 42 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 89e, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1001, ex div. ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 171. The Sussex has arrived from Melbourne with 128,0001. in gold. Messrs. Dent, Palmer ' and Co., announce the dividend on the Turkish Loan of 1858 as payable on the 2nd Sept. Only about 5,0001. in gold was carried to the Bank on Saturday. The shipments of specie and bullion by the Pers., which will leave on the 20th, are only 64,81b1.; namely, 3,3921. gold, and the rest silver. The par ticulars are as follows :—For Alexandria, gold, 2,0001.; for Madras, gold 1,3921.; for Calcutta, silver, 19,9001; for Hong long, silver, 7,32D1,; for Poo-choo-foo, silver, 3,488/.; and for Shanghai, silver, 30,7151. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was re ..rted very firm, but the sales did not exceed • ti bake.. _ _ The directors of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China announce • half yearly dividend of 5 per cent., free of income tax, as payable on the 24th inst. The directors of the Mercantile Fire Insurance Company are acting with a promptitude similar to that which has contributed to place the Ocean Marine Insurance Company in its present satisfac tory position. They have already appointed as manager Mr. G. H. Whyting, who has been connected with the Royal Insurance Company since its com mencement in 1847. Mr. William Ferguson, of Robert Benson and Co and Mr. Charles Richard Harford, jun., of Lloy ds, have also been appointed auditors. The letters of allotment of the under were delivered on Saturday, and some realisa tions being effected, the price has declined to 5-16 to 7-16 prem. It is understood that the applications amounted to between double and treble the capital of the company. The following list shows the amount per - share paid, and the present prices of the shares of some of the leading Are insurance offices in London, and demonstrates the generally profitable nature of the business. There have probably been as many failures in this class of business as in others, but the cause et failure has in every instance been clearly trapeable to error or absolute recklessness in the amingsment. Pati. Piessat'vslue. /5 15 84 10 353 0 10 42 10 150 0 t illea"P o 306 0 273 0 Sun Indemnity Alliance At the annual meeting of the Eagle Insurance Company, held at Radley's Hotel, on the 9th inst., the • ' report showed the total income to be 380,2881.195. 2d., and the total outgoing, 337,859/. 12s. 7d. The difference—viz., 42,4271. 6s. 7d.— goes in augmentation of the surplus fund, which now amounts to 786,5461. 6s. 3d. The premiums on new assurances are 19,7991. SA 7d.--a bo ut 2001. in excess of the previous year. The realised assets in June, 1860, productive and unproductive, were 1,810,9001., after providing for all immediate de mands ; and this awn bait produced in the year 80 113/. ls. 6d., the rate of interest thus realised being rather more than 41. Ba. per cent. per annum. The explanations given were considered satisfac tory, and thanks were voted. to the directors and management. The "Endless Railway Traction Engine Com pany (Limited)" has been formed, with a capital of 20,0001., to work the invention known as Boy dell's patent. The organisation of the project in its present shape has apparently been delayed until the act of parliament has been passed by which the turnpike tolls for all weights drawn by steam are reduced to an equality with those for the same weights drawn by horses. Highly satisfactory testimonies are put forward respecting the general value and the peculiar advantages of this means of transport. The engines are in practical working in Australia, India, Egypt, Russia, and many other parts of the world. The half-yearly meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company is called for the 29th instant. The annual meeting of shareholders in the Gene ral Bank of Switzerland is called for the 9th September, at Geneva. The creditors of the Life Assurance Treasury are required to prove their claims before Vice- Chancellor Wood. The Money Market Review states that the liabi lities of Messrs. Whittimore and Co., iron mer chants, of Liverpool, whose failure has already been reported, are estimated at from 80,0001. to 100,0001. SATURDAY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90} to I for the 10th September, opened and closed to-day at 903 to 1. For money the last price ins 901 to A. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 903, f ditto for account (Sept. 10), 90j Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents., 901, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886,15 13-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 100/, ClOl ; ditto for aooount, 101, ; ditto Four per ent. Debentures, April, 1864, 96/ ; ditto scrip, 1013, 1 ; ditto Bonds, Os. 21. dia. The India Five per Cent. stock attained a fresh rise of 1 per cent., clueing at 101 to 1 for the ac count. The advance in the scrip was to 1011 to 1. The March Exchequer Bills were qnoted 13s. to Be. dis. ; the June, 4s. dia. to par ; and India Bonds, 6s. to 2s. die. The foreign stock market was very quiet. The advertisement of the dividend had a good effect on the Turkish Loan of 1858, which rose about 1 per cent., closing at 69 to 1. The loan of 1864 was quiet at 78 to 1, and Mexican Bonds at 221 to 1. Guatemala Five per Cents. were marked 62 and 63 ex die. No alteration occurred to-day in the market for Bank shares. Madras Irrigation were inquired for. Miscellaneous shares were quiet. The closing quotations fur shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Immranoe. 4r to prem. ; Tbainee and Mersey Marine, 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 13-16 to 11-16 dia. ; London and Provisos& Marine, dis. to par ; Oriental aid General Ma rine, I to prem. ; Commercial Union rue, Ito prem. A rim of nearly 2 per oent. took place to-day is Virginia State Bonds. SELLLYO HANDICAP. One mile 240 yards. Cumberland, Dubious, and Twinkleare here. HEATON PARK HANDICAP. One mile. Cumber Mad, North Lsocashire, Nosegay, sad Kent&lord are hare. PAID Foam:T.—Deserter. RADCLIFF'S PLATS (Ron To-Nowitow).—The following have paid forfeit t, Harriett, Detector, e by Longbow, *Weak t7ssrr. Quaver, sad Fazio. DARING JOICAPE AND itsoaprums. A daring and succeed ul attempt at escape wax made at Chatham, ea Thareky, by a coovict named John lffseillum, who was undergoing a sentence of eight years' penal servitude at the Chatham convict establishment. From what has transpired sines the pica of serap_e was so eucceisfully naiad out, it would seem that who, although only 18 years of is described as being an adept in crime, was employed age, at the extreme and of Chatham dockyard near the river, with a few other pri soners, their work being that of removing mud sad earth on the bank of the neer. Only a short time ago Hamlin= attempted to make his escape while employed in Chatham dockyard, and actually sormeeded la baffling the officers for some time, until afterwards discovered am far from the spot where he had disappeared. Skim that NEW he had been, until a week or two sines, working is chaise lieseeth his dress, but his period of punishment hoeing expired they were remove', and he was allowed to work the same as the other convicts. On Thursday Small= determined on spin attempting his escape, and there is little doubt had admitted some of his fellow-prisoners into the secret of his intentions. Daring the instant that the vigilance of the convict gthrd in charge was relaxed by his attention b eige to divmied some of the other convicts , Maca ll um away from his pin `, passing round by a barge near he was at work, and beneath a small landing Jetty. Here he contrived to change his convict dregs, but how he sue needed in obtainiog a fresh supply of clothes is one of those mysteries which would appear to be insoluble except to convicts themselves. That be had procured some fresh clothes, however, is certain, aa some porticos of his convict dress were left behiod. The prisoner then crawled SW sone timber, of which there is an immense quantity at th at part of the doekyard, and before the convict warder would appear to have Memos aware of his being miming he had tieversed • eeneklerable emu in the dockyard, and is believed to have pined thraagh • door in the marthousemaredy ever used, this was afterwards timed open. He then seesoded a pile of timbers, one of which he raised against the booadary wall, by which meths he reached the top. Althoegh the part of the wall on which he now was almost faced the con vict prison, he dor riot appear to have been peresived any of the officiala of that establishment, and, be dropped from the wall to the ground. As he was m ain( away, neer the soldiers' rifle.gronnd, in the direction of Bromptoe, he woe seen by a girl, who had observed him let himself down by the wall. The eoeviekhowever,iinnsectietely disarmed her suspicions by asking her who was the neared &seer, as a policeman had met with a dreadful accident is the dockyard mid was pearly killed, and he had been ilhosted to get over the wall lied run the nearest way for a esegeem Lull= then ran off towards Gillingham, but cars Initheliathly afterwards mimed. A search was then ugh far him, sell Sergeant Lawton. of the detective 1+ eel aerosol of the minims tamed oat to sour the asighbetwhood be elect his capture. After tracking hint as fee as' all traces of him were lost, and although the dame meshed in the neighbourhood all day, esereling the esubeeds, telekdelds. aed hlm= ef meld be elenieL IntelYgemes a usage, with a delortgalan d Ids appearasee, was directly eslograpbed te every prbelpli Ms in the Idea, aid • reward el 51. tarsi far bin eigtare. late as night thehmaged meths was sue watering the Mtn of Dartford by Sergeant Cloddish, of the Kest manty raise. who balm dhaely arrested heeling Milled be was the man for whom march was being mils. Whoa impliered, 11111111111E111 Was the treseen in which he waged made end of the Ithekees sugheil Me the prises= far their hosidieg. He wee le he shit demo, the later gem being went as a beet He shied that slam bin amps he bed emu shah the Mau" these abase to aveid hang seem Oa Satur . 2ll . 2a he was mph sehly lodged is Ift. Marfa prime, and a fr ees be suit his pinioning kw bees at large , ig . h ... as . sput ahem. the whole of hie life la prime, and before bis mr"matease bed midergene tear yam? meal servitude. penal servitude was awarded him for tee smoothed by him ha Iloothed. BANK OP AUTIRALISIL-01113 DAY.) The half-yearly af the abalitholders in Uth Usk mu hid Wes day at the beakkag premier, Ttheadesedientreet. Kr. T. W. figthwerionki as Amis. lithearawv read the fellewleg menet their hell amid emu% whiles eathhiled the sr eissnie al the bask few the yew 'Wing Otheir eg ja r s s the dieedisen doled that the year bed under mere kminethie ; thee indiediene of • weird et lenge Is the Anstralthe seinidew and of • geadmi end sts maws to emidesse, wen apemen/ and it aced, them Omen to be eirlded wsw r i = that the thseeste dam meshed medneed time. demewirelel elides were ••••••isc • smile esd mere legitimate eitermier ; the prompwity el the thrievatnrel rmd peennal intereete sontineed undimilithed ; end • mere shaerfni feeling prevailed thronithent the wieenamity. Bfr. inisener resehed Xelboonie early hi Merck nod reenmed his duties es enpmestmodeni. He reports that he lewd wing rim; es weth and the affairs of the leak gemaally in • sagehetery position A better thieetemling also existed amen the Make in regard to the pnrehme of rid ; sad the alloweace of interest on herein is sew essised to those of a Axed character. Under there eiresmatencee the directors bar retro to err that the transactions of the current year will prove satidectory. The direeton have the phones I. mate that Mr. M'Arthor, the anialarsuperintesdeat, has arrived io Engird on leave of armee, mid they aathie tooth be from the opportunity thus a ff or d e d them of cont. maidessing with Wm penman,' on the various mattes winaseleil with the hitereste of the bank. The directors have tell 1111011•10 their Marro of declaring the same divi dend and loess es for the half •year in April, being together at the rate of 10 Nat. per annum, free of income tar, payable es llessis , the 15th October nest." The autumns said they had inked the shareholdets to met them at this inionvenieut time of the year io pares ire of • roper that had been mad* to them that they should held two meetings a-year instead of one. They had no aesthete to emboli at this meetiog, soil therefore it would sot nernary for him to details them. la fath be bad very little to oommunimte beyond what was s mug is the report, and nothing to mention but what was satisfactory. They would remember that at tie last meetiag be alluded to the isubiect of interest on the balsam of current account', and endeavoured to explain to them how very severely the system premed upon the profits of the bank. They had always contended against the system,and although he could not now e late the ahareholden upon it. being relinquished, yea satisfactory that for some time back it had bees preetioally relinquished. It would be some months yet before they had the yearly accounts before them, and it would be premature of hum now to speethde on the result, but the change would so doubt muse their profi ts to contort favourably with those of the lest half-year. With regard to the decrease of the expenditure of the beak at the breathe., the directors had sent out to Mr. Faloosier Metres. time to enforce economy in the breaches r rich m possible. But it was maim le mite anklien than Glower them, and anything that was awe in this way sawn he gradual. The amanita this yew, brinsme, would show a risfeetery rethedem and .sat year he there would he a pater. During the tfine be had the imam of • mat at the bred be bed watered mesi es tetwe in the dromedaries of die honk end they hid a venl i .r.ro the. the li rthire sritY of the lank wee ten in • are eaddethery condition teem at press* with the eines exesplien of rolls. Their bed ashes were eneprisio ly emall. Be moved that the report he usheed wed d. After sera iliemesion the wades was carried ; and, a vele of dodo bait* ban given to the directors, the meetiag sormied. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoar. 1 u the railway share market to-day the amount of business has been moderate. There is a rise of per cent. in Eastern Counties stock, i in Midland and North Eastern, and in South Eastern, but a decline of I in London and North Western, and I in Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Western. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 92i to a Great Western, 67i to 68i ; Midland, 1244 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, losi to 1091 ; Caledonian, 1011 to j ; South Eastern, 80g to ; Eastern Counties, 411 e to 491 ; and Great Northern, 107 to 109. Loinbsudo-Venetian Railway shares have reco vered to to 1 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada Rail way stock is firm, at the late improvement. Great Indian Peninsula and San Paulo Railway shares are inquired for. AlfL 16. Ird I RAILWAYS. I Vile ". 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Igor olloktAng 100 101 110 - • • 2 .‘ 9 •010 . • Do. Do. sOpor kir opt stiles AMP 101 1 9 0 :e 1 :1I - - •• • • • • du Nopolp•ct.lB9o 100 107 WO - •• • • • • de. 1 110 107 100 - •• - • • • 110. fis 1991 110 101 NI - MON .. New Ilivaser.eaw. Op. ISO 004 N, I - •••• .. N. ILIVIAssOvAp. o. too N 90 -• • • . Do. Op. e., 1071 to lig 00 N 00 - __ .. Do. II p. it. MN- 9 0 6 •090 . • Nova Scotia . 11 pot oest 10n , I" N 94 110 1911 1051 -* .... .. Aest.o•o.llp.o. 09 - .... .. VIA 0v.0p.a.J0a.1191, We --- -. .... .. Do. 40. op. a 419111 It O 100 MA 1001 101 4 1 ll* NINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwcz. Wheal Seton shares are in great request to-day, and have risen to 90 b 95. Matke Valley are Sews, at 91 to 10k ; Corn Camborne, at to 1# ; and North Downs, at g i to 5 ex div. East Caradon are quiet, at to I, and West Polmear at 18e. to 20r. Wheal udcott are quoted 31 to I, being steady ; East Devon Great Consols, 1 to 21 ; and Providence, 33 to 35. Generally there is au intproved feeling in the market, and the tendency of prices is more favourable. Foreign and colonial wining shares remain quiet There are inquiries for St. John del Rey, which have been dealt in at 355. The Mining Circular of Maws. Webb andreack contains the following report just to hand from East Devon Great Console Mine : In the crosscut south we have intersected a wall of • breach or lode, which in cutting into is producing soles beautiful quarts, and spots of yellow copper ore ; nothing sew in the other pertsof the mine. Wheal Hope, cia the 15th inst., made a call of se. per dare. At South Wheal Margaret meeting, on the 16th inst., si call of 3s. per share was made. Dolcoath Mine, on the 12th inst., declared a dividend et 71. per share (2,506/4. The profit on the two months' working was 2,6331. sa. 10d. At Wheal Beton meeting, on the 12th inst., the seconds showed a credit balance of 4731. Ss. 7d. Bryntail Mine, on the 13th inst., made a call of re. pat share. The Keswick Moe sold, on the 10th just, 25 tons of lead ore, at 101. 12s. Bd. par too. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& --(rths DAY.) The weather since our lest .port has continued remark. ably las, and everything that could be desired for the har vest The wind to-day is from the south-west, with a draw bream. 002=y of English wheat for the peat week inenemil , a good quantity being of the sew crep t . 4 f wale, Vie quantity was very liberal, two-thirds American, the rest being from Prussia, lkypt, • large cargo from San !mace. Barley, • oat quantity from the Black . , Sea and Egypt. Flour, a liberal supply of Amerman barrels. Oats, a rather large arrival, two-thirds of the quantity coming from Arch angel, the remainder from Sweden, Denmark, Ronda (Baltic), sad Canada. A cargo of rye from the ffia r c4a one of beau from Alex/Leda% sad linseed sad very contracted. The export, of wheat and lam to were agaia very heavy. The trade in wheat to-dsy is very slow ' • buyers willing to operate at the present pries, and to eff fully 2s. per quarter reduction would have to be to. The weather continues extgasiely fine, and Mgr wheats at market are very superior. Fleur also cheaper • the top prloe of town ramkredemd ta m a y seek, say to 'sls. outer desc ri ptions Amp, bulk • mid American. without material champ. Oats sq tom, the reduction of Monday last partially iis antels nth= rather more money. r d pees few at d rapeseed steady ; trefoil firm ; cloverseed hat oing. and FLOA/1110 Cattoors. -Not much doing to-day; quotation nominally the same. Witea.-Zeglish : Essex and Kent, white, sew, kik. he 645. ; ditto, Ins old, 61e. to 64a.; ditto red, new, 60:. to 626:: ditto, fine, old, 56a. to SRL • Norfolk, he.. fine, old, 675. Is 59a.; red, new, 60s. to 625. .Feellign : Diateic, 1335. to 6kt; line, 66e. to 69a.; extra, 69a 'to 70a.; to oneibarg, 595. to 61a.; ditto. extra, fits . to 675.; Basta* d3a 67a ; Ifecklenbing red, 645. to 605.: trckerimuk Mao, Me. to 39k ; Amens= white, 62a. to 63a.; ditto red, 60s. to 615.; Cenadien, 61a. to 64a. BAFAT.-liaglish meting. 42e. to 44a. ,• Ins, 49a. grinding. 30s. to 32a; end &Dalai, 30s. to Sla per qr. ; Reap grinding, 27.. to 325.; ditto distilling, 211 s. to 22a.; realflag, till -4. NAM- Esuex and Norfolk, 595. to 635. ; flee. 63e. to 70a. ; sampere. and Ware, 66a. to 72a.; brows, Mk. to 66a - Orit.-Inglisk feed, 19a. 01. to 24.. Al. ; potato. Nla to 30a. ; p, 225. Od. to 25.. An, Ma to 30s. Hama -Nagitak. tick, 38s. to 40a. ; barrow, 40.. to 43e. ; Ppm. 40a to 44a. ; foreign, Nonagon Ms. to 375. ; Nola. 35.. to 40s. ;Bo • bag, 395. to 44.. ; kgution, 36a to 37.. PSIS. -lagliol. 38s. to 424.; w to and blue, 365. to 40L ; maple, 40s. to 434.; grey, 34.. to 365.; bog, 36.. to 38a. ; foreign, 31s. to 375. FLOOII.-Engliah town, 45e. to 46a. ; ditto Ina, 51..; country, 43a. to 45..; Norfolk and Suffolk, 34a. to Ms.; Franols, 46e. to 43.. pm mock; American, 25a. to 32a.: Canadian, 28.. to Us. ; Spanish. 475. to 50s: Flowniut CAZOOMI, all a F. and L-Whoat : Bon& amid sad Norionople, per 49"Aba., 521. to 545. ; • 6>l•. to 545. ; Polish Odessa, per 480th.., red, 52.. to 53a. ; 58s. to 110 a. ; Danube and Galata, 445. to NM ; 314. to 41a. Barley: Euptisa and Sian, per 26.. to 275. ; Odessa and Danube do., 2 8.. to 265. Beim : Egyptian, per qr., 39e. to 40a. Nabs : °demo and Galats, per 4912te., 32a. 6d. to 345. ; Mail and Bakprlars, par 4801b5.. Ma. 63. to 335. ; French, do., -6. to American, do.. 31.. to 335. A cargo of Galata has sold si 32a dd. per 4921b5. C. F. sod I. Emma -Wary seed, per Mus tard to 47a ; sled. per qr., 495. to ; seed, per =Lae. to 19s. ; brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, pw ogr.. 50a. to 58s. ; Linseed cokes, &QUA, par 1,09„ 121. 15a. to 131 . .. 15 ; American, thin, in brim., par ten. 101. tia. to IW. 165.; do., thick, round, and oblong, 94.10 a. to 101. 10s.; Baltic, W. to 91. ss. ; 51. to MIL; Baps oaks'. 51. to 5/. 10a ilanrAis urn LONDON 72DX AUG. 12 70 AUG. X. Wheal. liscloy. Oosstswise.l st . Irish Amiga ! Ms& Oda !Pas Moor. .in lira ea. l im bib.. las .... ii ins i i i IW nil .... .. .. .. '•" - •"• .. .. litils i nt IC. la tax.iu & L •••• • • • • •••- • • • • .....rostUL—Wies4, 16,474 um. , oats. 491 gm. ; pun, 220 ug; lour, 14,1 U eirta, !.N rake. MINCING LANE.—(i'X(I3 DAY.) SCGAL —The maid is quiet ;no sales reported. Re. fined steady. Oornit.—A far business is doing privately at Ana prises. Tie.—The market generally is quiet. Iturs.—.A. puree of Demerara sold at la. 9,1. proof. Bros-600 bags Battam sold at 9s. 9d., and 100 tierces Carolina, Ns. to 275. In other articles no alteration. The public aa;a7tiTieZli;Tto-morrow are:-600 bhda. ci Wed India, 2,600 bap Mauritim, 2,600 bags Bengal, and 200 Mids. Cuba lava ; 480 casks and 500 bap Ceylon naffs. 4,300 bags Bengal, and 8,500 bags Iladras rice; and 500 TALLOW MARIO7.--(THIq DAY.) The market is quiet at the annexed quotations : Tow. tallow, 46e. net rag ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot. 455. • September, 445. 9d. ; Ootobar to December, 44*. 6d. to 44. 94.1.; January to March, 455. 61 PAR - MCI:MANS 07 TALLOW. Stock es bead Una Any ....oasts Delivery kg week Ditto frees Sat Jane Arrival last week Ditto treat let lose Pries T.C. yet eat this day Ditto Town hest hide, 21,18 A 1,815 ISMS 1,04 11,871 Ma U. us N. 88,818 1.883 19,874 6,088 31.1106 Us. 61 645. 34. 51,6* 3,377 19,11111 %SS 15,01 4164. IL ML it Arrival tor the seek radios Aga* a km . Imo sad <Whorl 1.811 casks I% affiviii• Yet year week 1,879 asks from St. Petersburg, Odom. tram Australia. sad SU frost other T o tal,pleeee2,l4s caw. METROPOLITAN CATTLE KAMM. (THIS DAY.) We have a few more besets Ikea on Monday last ; the demand is, however, good, end prime are, on the average, rather better than on that day. The supply of sheep is not quite so large. Trade is active at rather higher rates. Lambs and calves have also realised a Knell advance. From Germany and Holland Huse are 1,525 beasts, 8,410 sheep. and 135 calves ; Scotland, 70 beasts ; Ireland, 300; Nor folk and Suffolk, 100 ; and 2,400 from the northern and midland counties. 4100. 01 Sibs. a. d. a. d. Par stone of 511”. P. rt. •d. Best kola, Herefda. 4 10 5 0 1 Not Dus& lif.bduSb 5 0 6 4 Bost ehott-borna 4 • 410 • Mot Loft-wool* ... 00 • • Second quaL beads 3 I 4 0 Do. do. Morn .... 410 Wyss 3 8 4 6 Iwo * mood goal. 0 0 0 • • " - rp 3 8 4 6 a do. flborti.... 4 4 4 Witt Das* Mt-brads• 0 0 0 lambs boosts et 444,0444. 4,770 : 80•40 awl lambs. 1ti, 330 • Cam'. 1 9 111 ; rigs. 530. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(7'HIS DAY.) Mum. Pattenden and Smith report the accoanta from Cho Oantatioun rather more favourable. Market dull. Duty, 120,0001. to 130,00/. COAL MARIEST.-(TDIS DAY.) wak •ma Haswell, lAs. U. Will. End Braddyls Helton, 17s. N. ; Walls nod Russell Rattans, IT.. 9d. ; Walls Red South Hares 17a, Id . ; Walls End Neagh Hall, 17s. 3d. ; Walls Had K Aloe, IPa ; Walls EA Eden Halo, 17a.; Walls Bad Hatay, lila 3d. ; Pittlagtoa, Itss. N ; Lambert's Hartley, 16s. 6d.—Ship at market, 63. ~ 1 . 1 ; .1 ( ; .11 , 1 I v.l .. t k . i I 1 ; • 1 I 't ' I 1 1 • I: I 11 11 !‘ , . t ,q! , I ' t . , IF • 1: , 11 ,F, . ' ° . t !II I i . 1 q II 1 1 ' ''' i i ' ! ' I 1 it I • il' ' I N I l . , t i i ; • .1 • i , f, , H . I .',. 1 i 4 4 J . . r 1 1 1 l I• '. i 1 f I 1,1, i I • i ' ~ ;. ''' r 1 4 ,• 4, - I • ;il 'lt r r i l 4 1 I: . ' 1 r r , r I .., I 1 1.. i1 ' l il