The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-31 00:00:00

T WEST HAM-. IF THE PitIf3ONERS. )AY.) .... mer, a German, aged 24 24, were brought up iu the and phieed at the bar of the I, on remand, with havie g one Joseph lirutchea," • inns taken on the prelims. in clerk of the court, the magistrate@ that slaw d the wouaded maa bad ex. it Tuesday night. Before hr Aso by • magistrate, and Ms I not tend to moalpste the vector) had no evidence to meg man mid he sh ou ld id be disc harged tad that hat bad taken place on the 4 mould be taken. here was no evidence &pima M bad made every inquiry, dose him. disehsrged from crustody, yd s said that hie name was )y trade a sum baker. R e He one present on Sunday ation arose between them. Aid not see Brenner stab the was present when the de. e taken. He Wm deceased) w stabbed him without pee. 3 stomach with a knife. He omitted snob an act. He had in. It might hare been oat muse bia eon had had a fight es weeks before. that an inquest had not yet I should rem►nd the prisons quest had been ateeetained. ceded. IN THE CITY-ROAD. DAY.) •-- morning the eztensj, Imam. Gilbert and Breechley_ . ate on the banks of the Gaul. City-yard, were for the wet' The conflagration caused a and was visible from all le of the outbreak the ember character of thtt2 to be constantly kept up. It lees thee 40 tons of metal ia s a mentioned the workmen's& stform over the melting fur. eittly having ignited tnal rum the stove. Tree section of i in height, 160 feet in length,, tidy built of brick and timber, y appear, so fiercely did the Ike kroely time to escape before ths stly m & general blase. Thiene that the place•short timelines uleum, and that the wood work ith the spirit arising from the A sending off for the are engines, lino communication between the lode, nearly the whole face ii of the powerful steam lend o the edge of the atrial, soda I thrown on to the hi/LAN '4a-hour or so, the maul as in ruins, sad the flames I canal, sod fired the frost Kra. Whitbread, the brawls. g Mere. Gilbert's prerniew,• also took fire, sad for some tims ion would prove of further msg. ever, exerted themselves with enameled io checking the es& s materiel damage to the part of urred. The stores of Menem idly of wood were for sometime wasps is only due to the effort, • dwelling house tamale, wed. ion of the main building ash. mi other portion of the property • firm are chiefly insured in the . ad Northern firaofficee. atria► Exhibition was opened he cessiormy befitting the Gear Jerk ofacistel M the misdating roosedisos with prayer. Lela a address, sod Lord 11dt00,11.P., am, Cohanal Smyth, Mr. Water. a, took part ia the ceremony. The rpokes of, sod to mire a visit to five, a copious, sad, at the sons ais has been prepared. been born in the menagerie t Dresden. it to be opened in St. Peteco. . lowish banker, bee given 70,0ce is been speaking at St. Louis age, saying " that a detnocest who right to vote is not worthy to h of the nation." a3s, LONDON. —Dr. Joseph professorship of jurisprodeses lo" The council have given notice d lio,g to the eleation of a stioceessr ORDER AND SCICIDE IN WICeT. liam Shanghnetsy, who attempted then made an attempt to desizet ut is in an almost delirious sod ntonini, the house surgeon, hes 1 his ['Mods ors to see him. Hls rebly, and it is thousht will re• may about general matters, bat is. motives which led to the attempt —Yesterday Mr. longhorn, the Antiwar, held an inqueet at Char. he body of Miss Mary Ass air ged 77, lately residing at Dear is killed under the following h : —Mr. William Carpenter, the said that she rettireed from the ariviag at the Charioperews str saw her at the bospita after her iat she thought she must have eh q uite stopped. Dr. Garrett, 4 . while waiting on the platform a ,w several gentlemen jump out while egad a lady open one of the dome was evidently caught either by has arriage. sod she was thrown down un was stopped with amen quick. I extricated and removed to the the trail must have been going st e miles an hour when the dasesed Mr. William Travois, the rosiest operese Hospittl, said that deemed ty evening. having had her right sat oroken in two places. She was toil e her life but amputatioe, sad ova es. She wet quire sensible of k to the operation, which was psi. dr to the system wee too MA sag mr. She remained seeable too the the hoipital till her death. The Oa "Toot the deceased was Weida* CCIDENT NEAR BILACKBriIt.." Lie circumstances of th e late 'e ar Blackburo, show that •Ihrid4 ujured. Of that number quits MP severe wounds, and three of Mar coma Haworth, and Thomas Waki-- Oi the tweat7 hurt nine ass OF 11101,70/t GICIOLTNL Tb! net. gives the following pad sepor ate of mind :—" Poor (Naglini ; vimioed him, end there nearaies ist s of his core. This famous taw* first rank at her Majesty's Thwart now and then of reared, bay 1. Three days ago t w o Itali him sa row , now° at Milan mine to see *O@ ho has the care of him. Giulia'ia ad cb, in a dressi n g - g low in his bands. When meat them, thloird2 leer rose to and spoke for twenty shoal e, Napl-s, and seed himself with elearuessViii" mid have thought the us sibs h o wever, did our of tbetartillg: . Petersburg,' than his afro 2 1 .1 ag - he said in a tentage tone to nw ,to the opera to-eight' -41..1 are humoured him, sod mid xi& em each a chair and went oat bye be returned io the eresfame • his own sweet manner the taNgl i t t i mere.' Then he west on all elawevii iii cheat heaved , his face was IA •• dos, plaintive with sighs. Woo' is g with astraordinary adre. to ognor loutano el 141 materno Deno • m'enu ip to his full height for • memo* t4r he fell fie{ like • man st".es,. keel atteedaot wee sum PjO in • stet* a t h e most Violet* hat time km he as yet LAW INTELLIGENCE• (Tins DAY.) COTTRT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Attars Mr. Registrar Brougham.) ris al J. WRIGHT. The bankrupt was • wholesale hoot and shoe manufacturer of %mime, The adjodication was obtained upon ; h e polities. of me& ter, and to-day was appointed Ws first sitXisg. This debts represent an es farabout 5,0001.' ; with meets expected V.,7top, - aw a b o ut 1,4001. Mr. R. V. Barrow, _of Griner To g, Boxicixixen end Mr. Lsugley , of Finedon, Norik gapkoe, were appoiond creditors' gangues., m o m fterd and Phelps are solicitors to the amigo's' Br. !Willett (Beason and Paul) is oomiereed for creditors. The amounts are is the bands of Messrs. Jastestaos, C oo per, WiAtie, and Arass. 111 113 a. A. 7. H. C. ISSIIMICK. Tae ba t :ni ps Georgina Augusta Frederica Henrietta Condich Reenact, is the oleos of the Duke of Portland. and described herself in her petition as of 5, Gmee-street, 6,oooo , 4 ggsfe, .poster. She attributes her dif ficulties W the loss of • SUel of money lent to tba j.t e Dowager Lady Rivers, and insufficiency of income tei maintain her position in life." The preliminary list shows debts to the exteot of 1,681/., and the Dowager Constar of Clare is inserted as • creditor foe Ths &g i n upon the procemlitigs are of a very miscellaneous d egf iption, and numerous West-end tradesmen appear in the s tow. Amoogst t h e erediton are jewellers, bah, d rip" pho ugratela artists, priet.sellen, eon (written, sad ladies hatters, an anatomical wrest and belt maker, kr. A first meeting was now hell. Several debts were proved sod empties were chain. TEIBPOLIOE COURTS. cral2 DAY.) MANSION -HOUSE die:mare liertte. a Frenchman, was this morning brought Mime the herd Never, alterged on 80 .06 0 . Wag 001108FSOI with the two persons already in custody, is the u g og ive n eespiracy . to defraud persons residua' in ferent parts et the Contieent by pretending that they were in poremaies of ertialas of value belonging to them, and which were Maisel fee Wi g ' c. ell i nq uiry proceeds ud appears to be even of a ore ore extemire ad extraordinary character than was origi inly sUpposed. It would awn, however, from the du coronaco that have resulted that some of the persona lure whom die fraudulent claims have been made have exercised proper . precaution, and with • view to defeat sad punish the intended swindlers, have sent them pasta contu s ing waste paper, upon which they had to pay lrr, t heavy Naar chin: pouhe dv etecti e, who luta had the ease in band, peer ed that he apprehended the prisoner to Beresford. steles, lisesiagton, where be seemed to have had • sort of offoe, aad told him the offence he was charged with. He d en i e d all knowledge of the affair, but upon searching the place he occupied, he found • number of circulars similar to those that lad been mut by the gang to es e different placer abroad, sad also several letters from parti residing in ditto- Teat pima in Spain sad Italy, and among them one from the D i g o 0 1 Zamora, who, it appe•red, had transmitted 101. to the primed. There was also • Paris Directory in the room, radon the reamer being searched 21. 13s. were found co him, sad • gold watch. The primer was remanded. MARLBOROIIOII-STREBT. /1011 BERT OF SILVER VAS FIT • 8131V•tri. Mafia VOX 486114, servant to the Hon. Mr. William Bashleigh, of No. 31, II iltstreet, Grosvenor-square, was au* before Mr. Newfield, by Impeder Wilhanaoci, of the Detective Department, Scotland-yard, with stealing we silver vases of the value of 5001. Ir. Jame Griffin said—l was formerly butler to the Hen. Mr. Raahleigh, of Hilletreet, and the prisoner was in the lame advice. I placed the two silver vase* produced Beth beautiful works of art) in the strong room. One of the MO Y eotitled the Triumph of Neptune. I had no ides the articles were gone till I was about to leave, and thee, when looking over the plate to see if it was correct, I mimed the vases. The prisoner was the wider footman, ad bad so throw right to nterfere with the articlea. The tar errand are of the other vase, which has bees brain up. Ifs. Kelly, of Cheater-place, Keneiogtoe, said the psi sae coiled at her house last Thursday week, and said he led cone from Paris, and expected a friend to call the next , day. He brought *large box with him containing the ar. , this poduced. He left without mien for his lodging, leaving the box behind, and she then looked into it, and ' raw what it contained. A few ds afterwards be wrote flea ',ameba'. requesting her to se ed the boxes there. Impostor Williamson--On Friday lass, from what I had beard 1 west teChester-plaorfKonsiagtea, and there found s large black box containing the properly produced. I afterwards west to Liverpool and saw the prisoner at the railway station. 1 told him I bad come to arrest him for Wallas plate from the Hon. Mr. Rashlsigh. He said. "Very well," and suddeoly made his escape. He was recap tund, and sitar a desperate reaistance, it mephitis four at ire other constables to take him, he war secured. Mr. Grifse—l wish to state that on the day the wilds' were mired the prisoner mode an excuse that he was ill and aonld sot go out with the carriage. In the mune of the afternoon of that day the prisoner absconded. Inspector Williamson—Some the pieces of the resemble& has been broken with a pair of pincer'', have been melted. The prisoner—l did not take the rases from the plate mom bat from off a barrel fa the tool place. Mr. Maasfreld committed him for trial. WESTICINSTEIt. A PENALI DITECTML Jaw Batkr sad JoAn FigllNOrrit, two boys between 14 sad 16 years of age, were placed at the bar charged with beteg found ia an unoccupied house for an unlawful por poise. limy Mime, wife of Polkwroonstable James II Icksoo, 918, aid that she and her hiliband were taking we of the home, 11, Sutherland•street, Pimlico. At halt past 7 this morale, she thought she heard a sole in 49, also an automated house next door to bar, and on listening more attestively she became convinced of the fact ; she then hammed to the front door and looking over the area railiogs of 49 saw me of the prisoners standing near the ciellanctoor, who immediately exclaimed to the other who was Made the house, "We are caught," sod Om Boiler Lame out by the window. Both the prisoners then rushed up the stave tout away elute witness seized Butler and held him. He eadeavoared to effect his escape, and straggled hard,bat she still retailed him until she got suistaue, and he was taken to the statioe•house. Butler exclaimed—Let me speak, your worship. I only went down the area to help him. Pitzmarris-1 went there, your worship, to cheap my shirt. it was so dirty. Mr. Selfe—What ! put on a clean shirt in a cellar ? Fitsmorrie—Yes, your worship, I often does. Mr. Belle—And have somebody to assist you in the opts. mhos? James Hickson, 91 B, said that between 7 and 8 this rooming his wife called out "Thieves in 49!" whets he Miasmal to the front door. His wife was holding Butler, and he permed and captured Fitamorris, and took him in Olarendoeutreet, On seanshing Butler, a sharp knife and seek were found upon Ida. Br. Belle—ls anything ksowo of either of them? A policeman—Butler wu in custody a short time ago for kat stooling, sod committed. Another policeman—He was also charged a short time ago with being found in an area. Batler's mother—lt was entirely ao accideat, your worship, through his not having anything in his halide. Mr. Belfe—That made him inside the area The mother—yes, your worship. He was seized with a pi:Mamie in his head through flaintome, and slipped into the SAW 16 . fioiis—Aml this time be west down ea area to help his friend to pat co s okra shirt with • sharp knife sad • Bb* ! THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY_ EV E NING, AUGUST 31, 1865. '-'.._l: , moment he would have been killed, Sel the *erne wee ' appalling. That was on the Blackwell Railway eon thinly. He had aeon on wither railway platform in the country a drunken blathgnerd stagger egaiest a child and push it on the railway as a train was approaching. The moat strict regulations should be enforced to prevent &silken persons having a ticket or travelling on an pre tence whatever. Drankenems on railways was attes with the greatest danger end trouble. In this mee the prisoner bad disturbed the bulnese on the Blackwell Railway, and occupied the whole staff at one station in preceding him doing harm. He acquitted the prisoser of coy dente to de fraud the company, bemuse his ticket, issued at Feriebureb street, was found upon him, but he should ties prisoner 20s. foe being drunk at the ithadwell railway station. ALARMING COLLISION ON TER GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. SPORTING INTELLIGIiNd (IT anon= =mum.) WEYMOUTH MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL HANDICAP. One mils. Historian, Antoinette, Hersey f, A. D. Wainer, Wee Au* Discretion, and Loaf Sugar are hare. NOLICCORBE HANDICAP. Mile and a half. Moose, Historian, Allow Me, Antoinette, Mongrel, Her sey t, and Dr. Bwishisil are hen. • - - MANOR CUP. Mile sad • quarter. Historian, Antoinette, Allow lie, Heresy f. Wee Apia, Diecretion, A. D. Wagner, Sanborn, Dr, SvrUhtail, Nip, and Kathleen are here. SWERPSTAKRS. Half a mile. ' Fern loaf, Lavinpon, Oren% El Ole, Arethosa, and The Clyde are heft. PORTLAND PLATE. Ni Three-quarters of • mile. Sanborn, May Quell, p, Kathie's, awl Loaf Supr are here. ARawn.—Sevea-and-a-Half, Guide, Defy, Wild Don, Salim, Atalanta, Lecturer, and Monk of Avon. DERBY MEETING.-(TRIG DAY.) l ii fri. HARRINGTON STAKES. Half a mile. 10 Cairngorm, Rise Rarriiiire, Life Guardainaa, and Squire S s are here. 100 BEAUFORT CUP. Six firetrap. • • Queen of Treame, lleaJaey. Orytheia, Guardroom, OM/. Zimbesi, Beadle, Kapunda, Outaway, and La Mechaete are r • here. es MOIRA. HANDICAP. One mile. General Hem Holtyfoz, Beadle, Lady Bohno, DAnatw, Sslan, and 011eeton are hen. la. DONNINGTON PLATE. Three-qourtars of a oil*. p. Quetta of Trumps, Oa , Goldyloolto, My Macy, a Hake, Cutaway, Salad* La Maaaata, and Rola an We. a CHATSWORTH STAKES. Oo• mils and a quarter. 81 . Woolsey, Atwalt6, Disarm* Haan, and Proviso'. are hen. M. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) ;11-• TH1:11111DIT. emirs: St. S Ls. Nairn Aberdeen Leith ..... Greeneaatie Valenti& Cape Liverpool , Bolibead N. W. &W. &W. W.& W. W.B.W. haianee Vit Rochefort ftmoutb Weymouth Yortemouth Ternientb Bearboeougg Shields Heligoland W. 6. W. W.N.W. W. W.N.W. 0.11 1 o.B' 0.37 j 0.03, i IMAM LIBTS.-MllB DAY.) Two Abbot. The railway market is flatter to-day, and aAI decline, ranging from }to per oent., has taken place in several of the principal lines. Much atten tion is directed to the settlement, which will be 1 4 completed this afternoon. London and North Western stock is now lies q uoted 124 to }, et div. ; Great Western, 66 } to 67 ; Midland, 128 1 to 129 ex div.; Lancashire MI and Yorkshire, 119 k to f , ex div. ; South Eastern, 81 to } ; Metropolitan, 136 to }, ex div. ; Great Northern, 190} to 131}, ex div. ; ditto A, 150} to 151}, ex div. ; London and South Western, 96} to In} ex div. ; Great Eastern, 47} to 48 ; and Caledonian, 134 to 135. Foreign and colonial railway shares are in active. OIDINALY SHAMS AID STOOK& lam to-dop b 1 p.m. DADMATI. 1110 adaSol sad Wraior 1011 Cumbrian al Met sad Dowles Oorowall 80. • J • sodtv. tmUl s all Do. Btp. 6.10,01450 B. 100 Dobkin sisdbo Jou ell Dualle.PorllcdthA.J. 2) Madiaidon &rip Cwt. 10 Do. 100 ObAgow sod d.v. anon 100 Grad lialsom Ott. It. 100 De. a. ay. NIL. 110 . 2 Oros6 Northol Swami Lao Gseaticedisrs. 100 10.0.41 ♦I Area so div. nfr 100 Dail 111114.6.15pi1d B 100 Gt. Booth West. (DILI 100 Grog Wooten 100 Do.ll6twr VaLesalit 1011 Do. loath Woke 160 Do. W. Yid..-ortorii 100 Do. Do. = 100 Do. Do. 100 lassoildrod Torkabln 100 Leedom and Blackwall 100 Loa..Wightas. &Omit 100 Lawk"MlW",a , 100 Do. let.S6on.Ao p.o. Imoissaltora , 100 loodoodWoullaWoolsen Ilan..B6•L.6lLassoiWil , 100 11•Wopoilloa V Do. Now . .. Do. Lttension 0 111 listao.Dl2.(fero. Berlp O. 10 lin. do. do. ai IikILA4 I Do. L 9 Mares VA Do lilna. A UAW dl led [AA 100 NASA DAV& 100 Do. L1AL.14010.0110 0 - 100 $. 1•01•90.77Borwlet o.ll.KViate 100 Do. Leeds 101 De. • • 100 DIA canna all Do. Bioek.dDatilag U De. do. awn 10 Do. to. 188141 100 Nee* London lie. do., 1884 100 North Daffordahlre all N. &S. Western lona. 100 llooralth (*Aral 1110 Scotia& N.Z. Abet.lllk. 100 Sootthildidland 100 Shrepehne Union 180 South Devon 100 loath Ilestera ell Mime, WoillAilll*** 100 Ts! Vale Do. 0 ..... 100 Vale of Ne;ii 2 Waterloo I hitehall IGO WastOetnirellW MILITLUI MitaSW It. Jamaica Wm/hr. a C. 154.19. e Do. Cara Basle I Lake liana II - ilk 114 11, 47i IT igi 1 5 . 1 4.9 $6,1 10.4, iii SA 17,1 WI leo bai I 14;1 a b s ! I 2 1,i1 1 gm is) lat 1 I.ll'ski 1041 tsy T 4 14 1361 }76}! I Liai IL4I St zd 4,C 12018}Thutid 1141 -- i -- S ail us us W el COWL in i n 1700 - Pretefelioo Bun.. liesid.aoalorteh 61 et opt 1/ITI.S-4 016. figaostons &p.a. g. Clops T. I Dookep. S. I. Dolooszotp.oporiprof Dm& Deli* 6 dO• • INS ladlos go. I do Do. J lolanda' Geoid book of utwoodit DUo.o. 1$ u, St i ttst Do. didorrod Do. ad prit. Doade do. &toned D Do. o Ira prof. Stook Do. do. dotard Do. lth pod. stock doforrod Dined Dugan Noland& Do. gas. 6 per wet. Do. Now ... Ut I. of Ludt* p. 6 p• et. DoOgpor aeo4 ...... 66 16 141 NS Om 4 Ni 9 N zd I 15. tett - NI 101 70 70 la 100 1011 100 100 . 2.4 M 4 Se --- i 6 0 17S 180 IS 00 04 es IS 6 8 66 48 40 61 43 40 Si 62 SA Si SS 08 US 10 6 i r n 1001 Ole 102 i (IL Weems et Mande I Do. New...... ...... Do.fp.a.Bda pay. I 74 RS B IlSd i Ilmltd manmu D: o4.3. 4 frime do. do. . h.L6 :... .4 .l D o. o. Ma Nab. Corp. 6 par o Bd MGR.. sad Hotooe's Dap Wm* goo s r Nee Da 11. W De. do. do. Da. rdallitb dallee 0..... Do. lodes S do. ilk 1$ Si 86 yBOB Sib 56 1 OWL 101 102 96 97 90 92 14 00 02 114 100 101 100 . 101 us i * I .iot it . iirori I Ourriono. 919 Bay. (L.) a SO ditto . Anigin.Maztoan a I Atlantic TeL gua.99.et • ▪ Arks Acksl—.. I gf a•W lls•gpa wwl•••6 nd 6.4tVo.lL il 16 ilealt•issa II eaMlaWabreworta (L.) • 1101 w Vaughsa (L.) 1 Bombay Gm I Matted I 6 De. and ions NI MIND Aww•tows La IL 8.11. Max. Ta. (L) 90 British Indian Tea 1 Csa...ta Company I 10 amadisaLoanitlatfL ) 1.• Oh P i C a ol=Pro.(L SO City of Maw Doi" (L I an IS City of Macon Oas (L). I PO City Drhae (Lim) ' DO \ 11l NI OeurnersdalUnloo flan; I 10 • atarleanlise.t) N ClemedidaNd Da.. ) II DO Oontensabak Elo.Geat i 10 100 Coatrae4o7ratl on(L 2 0rp.11.20n. fib O. /eon& oh. of Ma. II 04 Do. of Naartllse (L) 10 IL amid Palswa UM 11l Do. Peolesemeo 110 , It .s _ll . o.Atet=Dab...l. lo : ) tee Dle=o,olraDo6ll.l 20 I 10 lasfern Amen Tea( c.) It I 10 so r Ill auc lndia 1r igccAre Dural oLI Itf . es 60 Ibbn Tale l6 0 10 26ppIlanOwn.tTo1.(1 4 L et. irearle Telegraph O 6 top, and kne. Dapper all 60 tog.and YorelgaCrodlt Ti ID 100 kn. abco44seallarla. it. I M 10 Falrbalra Innineertng. I O 10 flaanala6 Corporallon. I )0 64 flmanelal Drama (1 ) 10 N SO fore-et. Were/tome (L. 6 10 BO Geallvara (11ndtad). 16 M st a.creessesees.oue: ii 4 N 16 Gen Means larlpeales 16 40 Flomen7e4o•lel MAIO 6 10 Dena sioadna 00 40 00 Madame ill 00 60 (U 1 Humber Iron Worke(L; 20 00 I 00 N =2166.061.A6a. (L) • m) 00 N IMeraidlosal II IN DI binrealibran.doo. (1) 0 O 0 110 Laneraatlond crodle(L 00 be halm land. II DO ID Ilallanlffig. (Oan.Cac. al 00100 Do. ep. a. nda. r.lBlO al 106 It laistitaltDbesinto..l li, CI. prices. SO Lsod Seco:Wes (MM.) II Load. Abloom Trading 11 Lond.andCot•don.ll.(L I 10 Lon.CountyLsodllB.(L Lood.MotrtsoToloo,-(L) ii N Loud. Poso. At... (L) 11 I Lood.(1.0nolbooLLIL 111 SO Lorld.ttilaigiLog.Q4L SO Load., 11 SO Loodaler. Moo= 11 Land.Prooloel 10 radios imp. t Owl 11 20 -- DO - . 26 amine Lametruest(L ) \ 11,1 llsarttlus 1mnd,4441,4 to Meat. Enka. Tel. (L) 30 11ere3ant Shipping r.) P to tit/ want La...noel& 3 N Millman lion 10 mu 6 HI WiSallam4oooN.o.(L) 4 SI Notate& Uts.cost. ( * U NatlonalProv. 00 i National Naam Nev. 00 10 Narbunattleal • L ISO 20 De. New 26 N.Zsalan4 LaILAg.L. 26 34.6ealmidIALoao(L 000 10 NorthemineamlN(L.l .713 L at. 1 .Bett. A ustralsdan(ll.) 10 4000 50 N.lninaltarema.ln.ll. 4.000 39 Nowsong Tea(Llmtted) 1.000 26 oars, magus, imam I MA 9) .IMemtalescarseroisOL I 9,430 50 Oriental Ilnamna9 l / a . 14 11,000 6 Octants/ Gas (Watte4) e" 0.000 6 Do. New 9 Ifl OcanLlnbacleteantiL) II MO 10 0 4440 a sinland Invent. Lt. 111 Ottoman Compsoy (L) M. 111 Unarm Platasnal (IL, 11 moo 9 lutromei Qat (1112 , 440) 11.1 $3 'WU 50 OteranoWinmey,Co (I, ' 17 500 10 ea:amzetLat.Mosatits, 10,014 6 Ds. New a 4,0.01 ft PN1NN.Lam6441119.(14,14 10,005 14 Peulnanke & 0. Steam , I 10,000 00 De. do. New I 17,000 10 00ehruts L., IL, UAL 10.000 SO Mooney Iros 40.000 15 Do. New It, Ili nio J. MI tinprov. (4) 94,161 lis Ditto ditto.... %NO 20 lito iseelro Gaa (Ihn.) 10. WO Zorn Slatlllamia. 0051. On tem.kustrs.lnveet. IL : 1,000 91 9944 Enlirlat. &Co. L 0,010 93 Me.flean.,ll46yota( ),0104 60 L Laken N. a In. (L 4 100 N loath Australian Land MI N. 0.0030 40s Telegraph.. 1 ... I Do, SerM . . L5OO II fal.Conatno).&lla3M4L I *NO 91 flunrcea.mit.nny 1.14, 7 II TIMM .d. Petroleum (L) 17,100 10 TtwatetANneraLtau L. 1 NAN 10 I. & L Co, tof P. ()wads 5 Ott 111 On.limina al Liver.t 2 00,000 6 antSsaiLTaiii.Os. lon 110.0( ) 10 Cluivan.l44erUA lon , I 90N 14 Upper Amara Tes(Ust 1 *OOOl 10 Ditto al 10,4100 SO Van Dtammeee UM. onco(W 14 113 00 00 00 Warml. V , mit ) 000 fo• flivoladia&Pa - , t ,, L 4l FOREIGN RAIL' Bate and Pau Francisco (Wig sent., 144. Pot* Lyons and lisditensona, PREFERENCES ^- 6 riaal Plve m i ta, Groat Wi Proforma, 303. Groat Western —Wost lilldlaad, Stook, 120. D. I. AH tl W. o 0.01 8. re ' 0.18 2 W. re . 0 10' 8 THIRTY PERSONS INJURED. A serious accident occurred to a Midland excur sion train, when passing the Colney Hatch station, Great Northern Railway, last eight. The train was run by the Midland Railway Company from Nottiel ham, Derby, and the adjacent places, and was timed to arrive at King's-cross at a quarter before 8 o'clock. After it bad pasted Hatfield a telegram was scot and the danger signal put on at Barnet for it to stop, in conse quence of the oeal train travelling in frost. The coal train stopped at Golney.hatch, where the servants of the company proceeded to shunt it on to a siding. In doing so, one of the drawbars connecting two of the trucks broke, luring one of them lying across the lice. In the meantime the officials at Colney-hatch had I telegraphed to Barnet for the Midland train to proceed " at • ration pees." This was accordingly does, but before the lielleahed truck could be shifted to its proper position the eseemion train ran into It. The effect of the collision was very severe, six of the Goal trucks being literally smashed, and the engine of the excursion train quite disabled. The paanenier train rondsted of 22 carriages. The ocen. pants of the first four were much shaken and bruised, whilst the fright to those behind was terrible, Altogether the company this morning reported 30 injured panniers. Haven persons remained at Gamy Hata last night, but It is thought they will be enabled to proeeed to their homes to-day. Happily no lives have been secrifioed, and it is gratifying to learn that not one instance has been submitted to the company of broken limbs. It should be mentioned that the engine-drives of the excursion train is an old and experienced hand, having nerved the company for above 15 years. The unfortunate man, it is asserted, " miscalculated bin distance," and hence the catastrophe. At the time of the occurrence the train was travelling at about fifteen miles ea hour, and, with the excellent break power attached to the carriages and engine, the authorities are of opinion that had the speed been lowered to 10 the eolli don would not have taken place. The officials visited the scene of the accident this morning, and there will be an investigation at King'sorom later in the day. TM cep-line was blocked by the fragments of broken car riages. The station.master at Colney Hatch at once for warded a telegram to Kips's. cross, reporting the serious nature of the collision, and took immediate measures tor re lieving the wounded passengers. Orders were giveeto cella* IMO of the fragments of the broken carriages, and light fires by which to work in removing some of the obstruction which had completely stopped all traffic. The officials at King'a.cross, immediately they received information of the accident, procured a staff of officees, with some medical men, and despatched them to the mope of the collision. The traffics was stopped for several hours, and at last the up trains had to be passed on by the dowu line. Among those most hurt were Miss Broughtoc, Liverpool. street, who was suffering from conctuedon of the brain ; Master Sharpe, a boy eight years old, also suffering from coutsission of the brain ; Mr. Dawes, from Brighton, who, instead of proceeding to his home, as he had purposed, was compelled by a contusion of the knee to stop at the Great Northern Hotel. Mrs. Hitchcock and her son, from Hoxton, as well u • lady relating in Hatton-garden, name not given, are also severely braised ; a young lady from Cleveland-mum, shaken and bruised ; Mies Innocent, 17, Albertetreet, Pad. dingtoo, badly cot in the eye. One woman we compelled to remain at the GruA Northern Hotel. As the usual Wednesday excursion train for Alton Towers (which leaves Chester at 12.50 p.m.) was passing Wverto• Station yiaterdey afternoon, it came ioto collision (laterally) with e geode train then shunting as that station. The injury doors to the carriages and wassails was such as to block op the traffic for at least the night. The passengers happily escaped wish a few bruises and • severe shaking, and on being brought bask to Chester preferred continuing their journey via Warrington, with the exeoptios of • lady named Foster, who is now shying et the Queen's Railway Hotel, Chester, end who is said by Dr. Brittain, of Chester not to be seriously hurt. The cause of the collision is not yet kaowo. The Irish limited mail was not far behind when the accident happened, but by exercising due precautions it was stopped in time. B.W.S. W. N.W. W.*.W. W. W.B.W. M.B.W. W. N. N. N.W. N. S. W. N. it.'. N. MILL x :. IRTDAT. N.W. to 8.W., strong, squally, rata at gene. As above. PRORAILL OH Notannut aireanar. Omar& W.&W. to N.N.w.. so, stave( to fresh, in showers. Whifinte. As above. Somalia& Westerly to N., fresh, go squally, with some us showers. le N.W. to N.W., varying as from strong to mode- 10 rate. se No-therrm-Sostiand. Western=lreland, Wales, and MA remiss. routbern=goglish Channel and Bay of Biscay. Eastern=gastward goglaod and North his. N.W. i,7 &W., strong to fresh, squally, with showers, 8. W. to S.W. and back, fresh to strong Kamm THE BOARD. OF TRADE RETURNS. (THIS DAY.) This morning the Board of Trade returns for the month ended July 31, 1865, and seven mouths ended the same date, were issued. We subjoin a statement of the total 'declared value of the exports of British and Irish pro duce and manufactures for the month and seven months in the last three years : For the mouth. Saves month*, 1863 £13,6411,340 £75,663.037 1864 14,394,364 .... 92,441,950 1863 14,113,410 .... 88,242,048 MINES.-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'CLoow. In the mining market to-day the dealers are almost exclusively engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and very few variations have occurred in prices. There is a demand, how ever, for Great Laxey shares, which have advanced to 211 to 22. Wheal Lovell are also u inquired for, at 21 to 3. East Caradon are quoted 111 to 121 ; East Lovell, 111 to 121, bein g ] ; lower ; East Rosewarnc, 21 to 1 ; Chiverton 8 I to ilk • West Chiverton 721 to 75 ; Cli ff ord Jim - omat;d, 22 to 23 ; Wheal Beton, 1821 to 1071 ; South Condurrow, 3/ tot ; and East Russell, 21 to S. Frontino and Bolivia shares are in request, and have risen to 21 to / pram, owing to the tenor of the official accounts just r•ioisived by the West India packet, as referred to below. Other foreign, as well as colonial minds, are quiet. The advices received to-day by the Frontino and Bolivia (South American) Gold Mining Company announce that the steam-engine at Bolivia went to work on the Ist of July. On the 10th of that month 12 heads of stamps would commence operations, and on the 20th twelve more. Further trials of the quartz had been made, and the yield ranged from Ito 21 ounces of gold per ton. The next mail, due here about the end of Sep tember, will report the result of the work ing during a period of about one month. At Frontino the operations were being prose , crated with vigour, and a remittance of gold, it was ' anticipated, would be despatched to England early in August. At South Lovell meeting yesterday the accounts showed a credit balance of 3511., and the report presented was considered satisfactory. At Wheal Grenville meeting a call of 2s. Gd. per &are was made. BOUTS EASTERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at noon, at the Bridge House Hotel, London-bridge, the Hon. James Tinto, in the chair. The report, which was published some time before, bu ilt" been taken an read. The CH/OSMAN moved its adoption. He regretted to appear before them with a decreased dividend. There had been two serious umlaute daring the half-year, and these had entailed considerable losses ; every precaution had been taken against accident, and it was moat distressing that such loom should sotwithetandiog bare occurred. There was • charge of 500001. against the receipts of the half-yetion account of the accidents. The traffic of the belt-year bad been satisfactory. An increased use bad been made by the publics of that:Raring-crows Railway, which had proved of great service as a feeder to the main line. Possession of the Charles-cram station bad enabled the company to retain the greater part of its former, and to se. cure a sox] deal of new. traffic. There was a con siderable increase of residential traffic &rising from that source. The Greenwich and Woolwich Extension bad been long contemplated, and he believed its oonstrue tMu would effete an ample return. He then referred to the contests between that company and the London aod Brighton Company, the board of which he charged with first concealed and then open hostility to hie own company, observing that it would be for the board to consider what steps should be taken in consequence. The Brighton board had professed to be desirous of cultivating amicable relations with the South Eastern Company ; but their recent conduct wan strangely inconsistent with that profession. ' Mr. IiAMILTON, after complaining of the paragraph in the report relating to himself, expressed deep dissatisfaction with the dividend annouued, which he said had greatly I lowered the poultice of the company. He then repeated SOON of his former attatits on the managing body. The Siaplehorst accident was, be said, one of the grossest M- I stances of maladministration that ever occurred, and instead of calling upon the shareholders to bear the loss the board ought to have met it out of testy own pockets. He coo eluded by moving se en amendment, " That any reserves from revenue which have been made as stated in the report of the committee of investigation be divided among the proprietors of ordinary stock of the South Esetern Com pany, along with the declared dividend of 7s. 6d. per share." Mr. ADAMS seconded the motion. After some remark. from Mr. WATKISt, M.P., in reply, and some further diecusrioe, the amendment was negatived, only three hands being held up in favour of it ; after which the report was adopted. A dividend at the rate of 21 per cent. per &num was then declared. THE HARVEST IN EAST ANGLIA.—The weather hay, on the whole, been rather more favourable for the prosecution of berveet work in the eastern district, god the fields are 'Mildly being cleared. It is to be feared, how ever. that the following extract from • Newmarket letter has a somewhat general applicatioa :-" Several farmers in this district have completed their harvest, but, owing to the fickle weather, their Clare are of an inferior quality." The greater portion of the wheat is soft from sprouting, and the barley is, in the majority of instauoes, of a pale and thin 11 demi:intim. BAstrai FAlR.—This great annual cattle fair will commence ors Monday next. There is a very remarkable L =moos of th.t , display of store and other droves of cattle which invariably stud the pasture lands contiguous to Barnet some weeks previous to the fair day ; and the cease • assigned for this bleok is the dread of cattle owners allow- ing their herds to mingle with other stock during the pre valence of the existing epidemic among horned cattle. Many yeas farmers in this district peremptorily refuse to admit travelling cattle Into grazing lands, for fear THAMES. - of having the cattle plague imported into their home j..... DBUSILINNESS 011 RAILWAYS. steads ; but the fair will nevertheless sustain its celebrity. eat= ar &sgiefee, a you ear= who said he was by Wade a LOSS 07 LITZ ON THE TRAMES.—Yestertlay 1 , 9 1 droves of Scotch and Welsh cattle are reported to be to keep - • nod at tweiect a telegraph agent, was brought be- morning an accident, by which two persons lost their livea, on t e way, and complete arrangements are made fora Hr. PKst charged with being drunk and disorderly at happened on t he river off Limebouse. The Odin, • Swedish The Scotch cattle fair will each ohm of stock *spars= . . ail _Sksrol ine of the London and Blackwell Railway. brig . arrived for the purpose of being tikes into dock foenorth side of Barnet, and lee held near the common on the , . ei Lf a ainba tie Primmer alighted at Sbedwell, from • . repair.. Wells, a =daemon, and one of the crew, named , TVs of the down train which left Fenehurchatrest, eit Alerts Dorn, the Hereford beasts will be restricted to fi•lds abutting wore engaged io • small boat alongside the on the . high road west of the town. Welsh cattle will wil-Met 7 o'clock He was drunk and very noisy, and be , brig. Tile pilot gave orders for the men on deck to lower owniPl In ticket refaced to deliver his ticket when it was asked for On the the large amber. The man, not =owing that the small e memories ground, and the Devon and short ! horn red store stock will have meadows on the summit of et soffsetars attempting to detain him, he became boat was immediately under the bows, let to the ane w.. I the bill leading into Barnet assigned to them ; and dairy very disorderly, ma d t r i e d ~, ma k e bi g m e e pe from w hich fell epos the unfortunate men, crushing them, it le i and mulch cows will be on . show in the pastures near the t o m ' TIM detained him, and then to prevent accidents believed, ad goodies the boat to the bottom of the river. 1 I I t bl ta l All the horned stock will Win= as their way to sod from the traine After a few minutes the boat same to the surface of the l i thti O g irrg t o te n d t. he as7 d e to s. is The horse healthy condition prior to admission Y fair will be held in the hollow made an attempt to remove him from the railway.station water, bat the two poor fellows never rose again. toe Police stati=.house. He • ted it.." SOUND TIAILASHING."—YeI- al usual, ad ma•Y heads of Welsh forest ponies are already of foal Len resisted tla and m ad e use aconungsblieu A ..„, ' In the vicinity of Barnet ready for the approaching fair. dem ere w " 4 "( 1 eqw° olooo - His "rule" were mat m a y , at ab° Ham p stead ralieeeelit ' two boys tr ' ..- I GREAT WALKING FLT.—On Monday last, Tho .. , sod be kicked, pleased. and shouted like one e b aree d w ith Mesh= apples from a iteittlemaa's garden mat was • - rasing mad. Some glass wee broken is the a ffray , Tha - '6, - ,,, wen E w es u p to their p a rents eit their promitiers ; Isms WaddY, of Carlisle. commenced the pod pedestrian feat and one collector, ned Charles George ' - b "II G H whisk Proved too arduous for Charles Men, of walking *wind Fisher , wan to give them • "eon= three log. r. uruey 1 cut. Another collector, named Frederick Smith, the 'strata, to • "edathrashing," and said between Wbitehaven and sLsryport twice a.day, • distance toe also blared- TM mi... id ,if he bad sent than to prisms he h ave or d ere d them of 53 miles, for six successive days On Monday &ad Toes kid ea he was very sorry ;he wee droak, and Ito 'biped" I day be accomplished his task, hut on Wednesday he sae so vecollectioa of what took plat= tom palled to make someinof • o t =froMise baring Mr. FATAL HAsrL—A gentleman of TO, named Bacon, . p an g s , h • Pa g et said be should like to know bow a= by what her- . sprained his leg. The billy of the between ere =us a drunkee sad residing at Neleae.terracei, Twiekeakeinooromos, yin • inan was allowed to travel on the Bleak- . and Workington was onl traversed ones • day, an =tiles ...mirky. , tied to the dation on the Soot line yesterday ,__, however , 7 . the level being pee OM On more Fisher, a collide/ I , morning at 9 o'clook to catch tbe train for Riaestoe. My. 7:: 31 . _ P'Graliess.• l i re . -t is mobable he got looms Mead tobetween workington and If eryport. As • trial a _ • t for has, or mooed the notice of the Wetherisk, a friend of hb, egoist he wan heated, advised what the bunts f can endure, this feat daverves to bs him to sit do= He had scarcely done so when be fell ° rafne . onfy.taket who issued the tickets at Fencburch.strest. fo recorded, though it is to be hoped that no one will be incited rwsere cordon have he. ." by the on his f oes. . Mr. Freeman, the publisher, of Fleet. alto drunken n the...-Sn_n -- ~m ' fPs ' y 11 ", •• street, who was waiting for his train at the time, was in Os - . • • to attar the mune thing again. Tits task was completed from the • cm y night, with the exemption of • few miles. On P arwaa °° railway, and ''''' "' meal/ " dm the act of removing the Watts( ma's Nettie what be meld= Whitehav bo t half .. et on the hoe.eel a n -pest nine on Saturday ws• NM said it w breathed his last. ' night Waddy had nothing bat his " pluck " to keep him all railway Gem- se a duty ineumbeot oe . , FILENAILDB.—As nearly as can be estimated, the . ~••• .aot to allow • drunk= man or woman te rem= Carswell and we hear that be stumbled twice Is Ketteet. la • ayset or tabard in any earriage• on their has. He had to ts! .€l llllo kitY . J e rabesas =We o• the oossa° l .,,i, - -,__ many circles the feat his been the stock subji et of =neer issri the Mo m - - of dru ke s , Gs• SIMI GS Maeda/ we. from 630 to _t n. "°••• nation during the week , so that It tura bis expected mown= annoyance, and dame a • ,_May De y PeT ., San,' ballot allowed to travel on railways A short time Dew* • large poetics of whi metedoat no t° le° ma____,_. •.° ' t ea t • =edam= =Bastion will be made f or l i e pa w s:ism. " e a no sew a deaths sailor fall between sh• platform and Poles ___Fise atheela of fish are to k• awnkiug yards Waddy is a small, light built man, and is 43 years old.- a train of • sumps about to be pat la motion. hairlike' o" lame* and heavy catches are eas6dmdly wetted os an o sys t, v i un d Tacque ,. sang es. Poets are about tie sum ea repurged last week. Policeman—He less been long well kooww to the polio. 111 . Selte—What is known of Fitzmorris ? Policeman—He is about oommoely with young thieve,. Yr. Belle—Butler, I have no doubt you are becoming • professed thief. You are committed for three mouths to bard labour. Fitsroorris (the younger by two years) is remanded in order to see whether he cannot be got into • reformatoey. I o ;r i t. =. 1 N NS Ud 116 OS IS I I K I II 1T a 2 tlia 4 2 Oa 109 111. 7 1 t • 133 131 163 166 116 l a MI IS I 6 S 6 U 66 66 67 40 46 106 107 114 140 88 90 108 106 88 60 40 61 127 i MI W 110 61 6d 1368 1 3 $ 1 000 106 1 107 11 pa 1 6 6 On 1221 1U 2 21 pa lot 103 604 674 96 16 Ilti 1134 a 70 106 106 irk IN 1011 Plo 111 111 16 2 p. 76 re. 11 1! 160 164 b 8 GO 66 67 81 . PE. JOINT STOCK BANJUL i ta: itaisarmads(L 1 Isaissellas.filiverPooll Do. loooodat ID pa Anglo Amartas ma& CrAtIL) • Anglo halms iLlmitod, isiatioltank.Oar.nowsbi I Dn. Now Bankl = of . Bank of Book of Otago Bank Quaaaaland ;X.) 13ank Au'iMa Beak ag New for ad Barn t'S Bank ;Limited n naa lirsaill attl i ataTira fi B'' Wit IL Anodes . C. Bk. laidiadas., mos kart. Yoe. ot tnalaolo tY Aro.lmak of C•aaJa... Roak of inn* he . 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I I al Par 14 91 1 iDd i 1 Iffs PGSiI Pox [I O 66 111 17 18 1 Gifts pat 6 IS 19 pm 1 psi 7_46 63 Par trs 14 7 1 1 me v. I l 4 win 111 7 I in 4 Si goss a 434 su 4 1 • go 75 14 41 SI 17 11 go. h 4 Ma 413_ 411 V 9 2} 211 ‘1 II 11a • 114 Ift O 121 tll6 7 8 6ML I 1 0 4 Mai g tickb so n le 60 tO a t I 3 I} l Oidis • I 61 Ip, }4lll }Pm 1 I 00 11 I 10 IVA 2.9 11 19 Pm 9 10 ti I}.lm 11 Uses 'AYS. d) Guaranteed 7 per Altos. per Cent. Redeemed I, Oxford, 2nd Guaranteed COMMEROIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL ooi - ros HAMM (THIS DAY.) (NY aliorroo LID INTIMATIONAL miasma.) IFoom 001 OWN COLUZIPONDINT.) The market ontisoos very deadly. Urn probably 10,000 r 12,000 baler KINCING-LANK.-- ( THIS DAY.) Boast-There continues to be a stroeg clamed at former prices ; bat, owing to firmer prase befog asked, the sales of West India are sot so extensive es previously reported. Refined : Brown lamps are firm at 424, and the finer goods is proportion. Corns-The parcels of Plantation Ceylon brought to ;abbe sea amasse heavy end at previous oriole for toolcurv. and at a further slight decline nearly ell that hes bra offered found buyers ; triage, 535. to 734. ; 6ne ordi nary and low middling, 78.. 6d. to 78s. ; middling, 78a. 6d.to TN. 6d. ; good and floe ditto, 83.. to 86e. ; and native Cey lon. real good ordinary, 67.. 6d. 114.-No change. Cocoa.-100 legs of Trinidad sold at 73e. to 89.. for :sal ami to filo red. Bum. -A small parcel of Jamaica sold at 3e. 6d. Brume. -Pepper. about 1,200 begs sold ; Pensog. at 20. I to 3d. ; Singapore, 3d. to_ 3id.. being the mew Phnom° sold at a alight admit" 0. to 2id. ; awake lives also et a slight adrenal ; fiat pile 87e. cash ; cloves realised the previous valise, le. id. to Is. 21d. ; Zanzibar, 3id. to 31d. Fituer.-A large portion of the wooed cargo of Voloocia ridging he. bees disposed of at le. under e th °posies prises; .cleated, 42e. f 415. to 425. ; au. so 38s. Rica-The market continues firm. Nearest* 10s. 3d. to 10e. ; fine Rangoon, 124 3d. ; old white Bengal, 14s. 3d. corrox.-There is ea improved demand for this animus at firm prism to id. @Avenel*. JOTS has sold steadily at the valuations from 101. 10s. far very aommon to 211. 10s. for fine. &wrongs continues dull of sale. Com:esti. has sold at full prices to la. advance fog Hoodursa TALLOW MAREIT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Prime are quoted as follows :—Towu tallow. 45e. ; Petemburg Y.C., wo th e sp o t , 445. 6d. ; Dsoembee, 45a. 94. ; January to Muth, 46a. ; March. 46a. 6d. -- METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. We have a few mom barb ; there is, however, a demand for choicest kinds, and they are Dot any lower. 'atelier quali ties are not readily sold. The neither of sheep is Mill small and trade is lively. at fully Monday's quotations. There I. • little mom inquiry for choice lambs. Good calved are in re quest at rather higher rate.. Oar foreign supply consists of 690 beasts, 5,650 sheep, 640 calves, and 256 pip. gadmacs Bthe. a. a. aal roc now ea turn. d. d. d Soots, Herd& 5 4 6 Dot Drat BP.& Ma 00 0 0 Best Short-home 4 10 5 2 lest Leall-sreaM.— 6 6 6 Sword quid. bomb 1 8 3 8 Do. de. Shore .... 6 0 0 0 Calves Piss 0 Best Des lilt-heed. 64 6 6 /woe Besets at market, 1,190 ; sheep and lam bs, 9,530 ; ealvm. 716 ; 174 6 . SOL SMITHPIRLD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mr. Mules James Porton reports prime so follows it—.• Primo old clover, from 1208. to 1401. ; tutorial. ditto, 100 a. In 110 s. ; mina mayloo hay, 110 s. Ira ; intoner ditto, Ws. to 106 s. ; straw, No. to 424. ..• . 01111.1 T Ruiz IN THE Pates or BILS I D.—CrEOII -= Dr[./—'ids oadersolling balms threagliate the atetee — pole mole a third advasee of • liattenrey pro Übe. Ufa lids morni reeiriag • total ulnas, la tie prier re throe. dime Friday Is& Bead —. is sew asiliug at prima varying from 60, te U. pre 41b. for time bort godit y ; srooreie, or beembeel et aelerise eid. to ed. : and emery brebred(owroirbse) ilL loaf. The fell-prised Ware Iran nabs IS ulnae, of per 41b. Wt. y....a ' d~... .. MONEY Af4RKETe-a lllB DAY.) -..- _ - • • Two dexacer. The stock markets to-day are quiet. The fads remain at yesterday's quotationL As regard! foreign securities, the only change of intense is an improvement in Spanish Certificates. Home railway stocks, in several caese,l exhibit a relapse after the recent advance. nest shares of the financial companies, on the °theca hand, are supported at yesterday's improvemest.• • The chief business in the Stock Beebe * to-day consists of the completion of tho l e half-monthly settlement. The weekly court at the:„ Batik of England has not made any alteration is , the rate of discount, thus confirming the expel:taloa.: generally entertained. .4 There is little business in the discount marketel and the quotation to-day for the best paper is um changed, at 31 to 31 per cent. In the Stock EMI change short loans ou English government securitim t are obtainable at 21 to 3 per cent. The government broker has bought to-day : 10,0001. New Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele2 t gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened fet;. 681 r. 65e., being about the same as yesterday. xi Consols are now quoted 894 to 1, both for mosses and the account (Sept. 7). The official bushes. ; report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, form money, 891, 4, 90; ditto for socount, 891, 4; Thrs4:: per Centaßediseed, 894, 90; New Three per Cents., 90, 894 ; India Five per Cent. stock, MI ; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. die., par. Spanish Certificates bays risen per cent ,aid I Mexican, I,while Turkish Coneolidds have declined 1, otherwise foreign stocks are without variatice. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, „ vir.:—Greek, 94 to 1 ; Turkish Consolid4s, 48/ to . ; Spanish Passive, 294 to 30 ; ditto Certificate'. . 144 to 4 ; Confederate, 74 to 81 ; and Mellows. 23 4 to 24/. Transactions are recorded as follows : Danubian, 801; Egyptian, 984 ; ditto 1864, 964, 96, 951 ; Greek, for account, 201 ; for account, ; Maxima for account, 231, 2 4 ; Moorish, 964, 97 ; New Granada De- , ferred, 8/ ; Portuguese, 1858, arc., 474 ; Rus sian, 1822, 94 ; ditto 1850, 894; ditto 1862, 924; Spanish, for account, 474 ; ditto Passive, for account, 29/, 30 ; ditto Cer tificates, for account, r , 141, 4 ; Turkish 1854, foe account, 941 ; ditto,. 1882, for amount, 731, 74, 734 ; ditto VOL., Betide, 744, 4, 731; ditto 1865, 434 ; Veueruels, 1884, 414. United States 5-20 bonds up rather lower, at 881 to 4. Other American securities show no change. Erie Railway shares are quoted 531 to ; Illinois, 784 to 79 ; and Atlantic and Great Western deben tures, 851 to 864. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 14 to prem., ex die. • London Financial, n to 84 prem, ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 14 to 4 prem.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to I prem.; Ottoman Soci6t3 GifnErale, 11 to 2 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 181 ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 34 to 4 prem. About 55,0001. in gold wale bought by the Bank yesterday, making aa aggregate of 336,0001. for the week, while no withdrawals have beeu reported. The steamer Seine has arrived from the West Indies, with 340,0001. In At the meeting of the $o uthampton Dock Corn- , parry, held yesterday, the net profit was stated at 6,7601., and a dividend was declared of 2 per cent. I for the half-year. The British and Californian Banking Company (Limitea) have announced an ad interim dividend of 4s. per share for the hal f- y ear ending the 30th el. June. The London and North Western Railway traffie returu shows the week an increase of 4,904/. over last year, and the Midland an increase of 1,4821. It is announced that the last call of 21. sa, making 201. paid, is due on the shares of the ' Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway Compeer on the 15th September, and that the line will be', open for traffic early in October. A call of Si. each is announced on the shares of the Blakely Ordnance, and of the London and Giasgow Engineering and Imo Ship Building Com panies. We are requested to state that the share list et , McQueen Br„,thers will be closed for town and country on Wednesday, the 6th of September. IZa Wmonson Enema. • Consols for September were tint quoted thin morning at 891, or the same as yesterday, and • closed at 891 to /. For money the final pm/ wee also 891 to ;. The olliael business report is se follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891 1, ; ditto, for &cement, 891 ; Three per Cents, Rmluced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents, 891, 1, ; India Five per Oent. stock, 105, ; Five-and-i- Half per Cant. "enlaced " rupee paper, 109/. Notwithstanding the movements m other WU riVes India Ave per Gents. and Exchequer Bills show uo change, the former leaving off at 105 to and the latter at 3s. discount to Is. premium. In the foreign stocks there has been a rise in Spanish Passive and Certificates, Mexican, and _ Turkish of 1862. Egyptian Seven per Ceuta. of 1864 also continue to advance. Turkish Cunsolidis have been exceptionally fiat. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were last quoted 31 to prem. • National Discount, 14 ; to } prem. &obit- I .:Ito:1i Discount, 11 to die. ; Egyptian Trading, 1 to 01 dim. ; Ottoman Societ4 Glindrale, If to 21 prem. •, Hudson's li&y, 15; to 18} ; Lion B r ewery, 3 to 11 prem. ; and. Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 21 to 11. In other miscellaneous descriptions, Bombay Gas, National Steam, and Univertial Marine Insurance improved, while Eastern Assam Tea and Rio Improvements show a reduction. East and West India, and London and Bt. Katharine Docks tocks have advanced. The closing (but In many c ases nominal) quota- • Sons for shares in new undertakings are gab. joined :—Metropolis Sewage, 12 to 13 preen. ; London Bridge Land, 2 to 1 dis. ; London Jute Works, / to 1 prem. • Menai Park and Hotel, 1 to 2 prem. ; B.lfmat and Bangor Railway and land, par to 1 prem. • McQueen Brothers, 1 to 2 pram.; Marseilles Extension Railway end Land, par to preen. pre. ; Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation, 2 an } t o 3/ prem. ; and West Worthing Mansions Hotel, 2 to 3 prem. United States 5-20 bonds are • fraction higher, at 681 to 60 ; Illinois Central shares have ris and me to 78f to 79 ; and Erie to 531 to / ; Atlantic Great Western Debentures remain unchanged at 851 to 88}. Wo g1:1 0,1 . 1 to.l a• ,1e'•1 . 4 4 • 010 Tins Pogrro Dumas—A letter from Coggin hall, Ern. sop :—" The werato dimes, is making rad pre. grim I. this ainghlrearirowi The late sorts are more ape vial!, attached by Many gessoes have resorted to basalt. tried remedy al cutting off the Wade, thus hoping to smart the ravages it is making , which we hope will prom effeetruil in stayiog its disastrous off /cm" From erie or two other parts of Ewe: similar onmplrieta are made. Tat Cnotssa.—The Odessa Gasetie announees the* *ere have bees Ave mere 4 driers at Galata. es white two ternsieated fame, five sem chohni I see we heard three meanie while had also a bit arrived at Odes from Clowessatisopic • Geer ral Kotzebue bee bawd ma order ties all genie onsieg from the Priodealities, doeetaatiaoplo, the Turkish porb of the Mask bre shell wederge tee dale gareaetise. filers veer , the doweeserthawral. after ear salting with** snitheitties end Ayala's' of the eity. how ordsmid that ell vowels eereing -- titan foreign perm shell • -be stopped sear Ungava (five venire from the ASV . where s gaud shall he placed Se watch them. TM per swam et the Vivra is gabs deal, and there is se wadi gimmliablea with St. A ommillie hem been lesmed edema teelerilrrreie mow buimemorrie to be tabs lw dab • dreeiwkesa. awd dimisisk its effects in ore it ilreatiaggmet • dit lie times _„~, t I PF dtl P' PIIIP w giii 10,KI0 00,000 10, 000 ft 000 AKIO 4000 b.OOO ea boo 10.000 VAN W 3.0001 03 000,000, 10 7,1101 id,coei io.•*l ,E,biai iliiii 1:014 14.0 0 40,1101 Ikon(