The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-28 00:00:00

• THE EXPRESS, 'ITTESPIYAY M ',Ex nraa AUGUST 2! se--- . . - - CANADA. 4 the awls of her roe tan} mollcitad•-tee Welter and 'SHARE LIST THIS DAY. BEITISII POISEBBIONL -- - happiness of her people." - w ---- IL IPt I . AAILWAM. 1 Ca r 2 0 ,4 22 . 1° I a r t k V° . LONDONDERRY, TCESDAT. Parliament was Um prorogued, in the customary form, _ St is The Montreal Ocean Company's steamer Cana- until 'Tuesday, the 6th of November. Two o'Otooo. ire sts AstosacalLlA so 100 Boma Ber.IC.ILL69.c. 151 - The railway share market to -dar is inactive and Is ie De. do. 11 10 1 1% - diem, (LOAM Gotham, from Quebec on the 19th inst., has rather flatter. A reduction of t per cent. has soh au Datalodlakelltunnk 61 ft so T ee here and landed all the sulk HOUSE OF COMMONS. -crins DAY.) - - taken lace in moat of the principal stocks 661 all Do. New en p The Persia from Liverpool hail arrived out. 10 an Do. Frefersom Of li Loudon and North-Western is now quoted 101 1 Lai 100 g o om ian t„no n d se l e h On entering the Seguenay River, the Hero grounded on In the House of Commons a err writ wee ordered to lune to 102 ; G na t W es t ern. 72* to * • Midland, 1241 illy.c. BA, Aug. 1.1872 the b a r, but wee got off with little damage , for the election of a member for the borough of Ludlow, in ondonedby.Bl.ll. 76 60 -a Ha Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and party hid the room of Colonel Perry Herbert, who has accepted the t a o n j y ex orkp di him v. stodupaex to o - nic ex almien div. ;.; c let aled neltre . , 100 IN Do. July 1 117,4 ditto y e 7 6 100 100 Do. June l'. 1574, eta 011 71 -. 11 "l'' t °° eleummtm 0 1 , the Segues in Canadian steamers, Chiltern Hundred "' fei to BIL ; Bout Eastern, Mt to t • Great 00 6 ll C51e0„ .... ..,M0 1 ,...,/. IltamlL. i ella Ipm - 7. Y. SCULLY gave notice of motion to the effect that- sad were much pleased with the graixleur of the 'ornery.Nordic 116 to 118 ; and Eastern Counties, 7 -- I` - '''''' ..."4.a. 11 •i L is Northern,De7 in. fate- . ta ni n.. 4 l mg" end a parka . of the we , t In " squidice there should be complete identity of government between 641. t o t . * 7 - arrived at Quebec on the 17th ; the squadron of the Prim England and irelead, and that the latter ghoul,' no longer 100 Ni I Lmbardo-Venetian Railway 'shares are firmer, 7 1 , I 56ndi g m a aad a as p, - arri vel there on the afternoon of the 18th inst., and was ris • be trlsted " a pr " "oc", at Ito 01 dia. Great Western of Canada Railway * ts no. Jabestpora * die - Mr. B. COCHR.4NE ask e d the Pint Lord of the Tree- 140 all Do. alp allobest lOO eri•vd with • salute from the menu !- war, the citadel, and the shares have advauoed. 100 all Do. Be. et. do lOl 102 - - town. The shipping were dreamed with flag& and their stay whether her Majesty's government will eonsider the ORDINARY SKARN AND 11TOCEL lO all aselo99ll ktelbewras ll6 126 - yards manned. The fortification. and the roofs of the houses propriety of, as far nit pueeible, not calling out the militia Ipa I I fiends, prase I tiara testa A 100. Antes . 31 31 al 1 RAILWAYS. yeeterdy. I ki 1 p.m. lOO all Do. 6 per ot. Pref. were covered with epectatora The scene was very animated. for the annual training in the various counties until the 100 all DailesPrall_p.eLlie. 71 74 - The- city was crowded with visitors from all porta of the harvest shall have been well gathered in. 111111 an rAns.,W4B.4llB4warVat 8 81 84. 100 Art.,LraokamaJoe. fa IS -- -. 100 all LW 8 pad. Meat- 66 67 654 100 all Da row* MU. •• • k 1 el - British poisessioes and the United States. Brut gigabit- Lord PALMERSTON said th at there were only thirteen u a u De e ue ou l l4 He .... 100 all Do. de. ISM- 62 66 - 4., r ,,,, railed. &tonnes preparations were being Dude reginieuts which were not yet trained, the pc- 45 1111;ft* rpm, - - ••• 100 all Do. des _ UN.... a 64 - at Montreal for the astertainment of the Prince. :tads of the training of which wore fixed by j i t i 2, 1 0 / 1 1kalkk k=" 16a1 " . C ' 10 1 1 / 10 7 6 z - Id - Bt. la ( Indian Ilanrals A 97 1 1 01 the lord.lientenanta of counties with reference to core- lik 100 raledisaten - MoNTREAL, AeueNT 14. -The flour market is firm, but Oft a 06 10 13 iaB. of In gs tAt e r . g t 2 11 die e - doll. Superfine i. quoted 5 dols. 40c. to 5 dol.. 50 8 . I Mere, arid would take place at the end of September or the r i t i ll . (3 ,°° l ' w sld 2 sndm _ _ 6 4 01 - .... 101 all N. IVeet SS 11 Do. New l2l 121 1.1 13 lft 8 7f as 105 1 'wheat no traneictions. Chicago spring is held for Idol 15e. beruumg 4 October . 10 all Do. AiA no dlr. until - - ••• 100 all Do.lida,psyll, AO6 - P.n.s have dedined„ Ashes are lower, ....... Ina _ „ow The Usher of the Black Rod here made his appearance, to . 1 : 11 , 1 l ii kt abi. . , i i t , o 4 =III = - ..... - 100 all Do. do. 73 M.ll 60 93 16 100 al Do. do. 73 08 90 - 5 doh ,. 70 8 .. and p 4 4 ,14 5 dole. &ie. F.;;,,,, bod e s gents,' ad and *unmoor the house to the House of Peen, to hear ti all Dand,Pertb. &ASLIB. 1 7 4 4 - 100 al Do.ftp.M.Eds,poiy. 110 A - vented, aral Na. fid. is paid for grain to Liverpool. the Royal Speech read. dl. 1011 Mast Alienist 1.71 _ Bt. 100 Medea Oust. 4/ peed. 93 85 - On their return the speech was read by the Speaker to g at 1:: E astern yastrs ?run t"' atoq - Si 100 Do. do. 5 lee ot. 94 95 - -this shaulairs amemisisd, and the hews then separated. B. 100 Do. Bask) A 31 •-- St. la Do. at re ca. 87 Ili - --- -- - AlO Do. Sat lu t e ex ~ 19 11 dls - 111 all East Suffolk - - Bt. 100 Ide= 1 :1. algid' - - -. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. THE POLICE COURTS. le all Ditto IL WO ganbarphand ( Ot. MO Ealskeri • - - a 81 90 29 SO tot - se all N. dais • cap.:9s "l" 5 V B 0 all Do. do. And do. 5 7 - - ..-.--,,--..._.. 10 all Froth itaM Jae - - -. a ell Do. 40. 11 esp. du S V -• (THIS DAY.) st. 100 Maslow AB. West en 107 1.79 - • A all Do. do. Lair I I -• HOUSE OF LORD&-(THIS DAY.) to all Great Northallsonsed - - - 10 6s. Chide (Ilmited) - - -• - 4 ,-.. A 100 (treat Northam - A. 1 de ll : 1 11 - -- A la Do. • Soak 110 118 - 10 7 Do. as - THE PROROGATION. CLERKENWELL. TRIER FARM. OF ATTRIFFTTD Arlen:or. 84. 100 Do. B Nook 135 UT - flt. 110 D0.154.11 1 =4.6p.r. 131 - Is. 100 1 0 4. 1 1001k*Moit Jen) 111 111 ml - 11 10 1 TrlailaLlimateLamtp 1 1 Ma Their loolabips mast at half-per one. !.'kids Lira, aged at, a ro a m e d woo .. y 00 1t m.. .." et 81. 100 Gloat Wilitere Luaril•street, C.doduntan-road, We. .1.4.4 or. 84. 100 DrarterVel.GneSta OO _, 06 •-• DOCKS. The Cosenkamienso were the Lord Chancellor, the Duke Corrie with attempting to commit micido by rutting her e e j,' . " el oai s t_osi 1311.112...we1a55. I OWL of Sometset, Lord Stanley of !Worley, Viscount Sydney, throat, at 21, f'remerareet. 131 . Pallas , . bk 1F,.--.., -----, N iegt dii V/ is 04 54 .d.k a IFo. ( wry ..--e,, sonato 8L Oesmserellal 100 ... - - and Lord Montea3le. From the evidence of the defendant's sister•in.law, it up- et, 105 . 47 AO _ la, A. Da 4p. et. , Imo. IN - - -. The following hills. Min number, received the royal the primer had for some time been veer ill, and 84. 100 Lemke& North seta. 1011 101 f 1011 1 2 - 2,006, A Sad sad West ladle.. IN - - had - r h d o.L l"l in attendance at one of the hospitals. On - th e . day lai M 1 At Righthe 72 * " 1 ammo Bt. London - - - aawnt ,- - la s t Commission, Aug. 20; Consolidated Fund to w h ic h e h, committed th e o ff ence c h arre d ; th e d oc t or la ss . 100 LOSAamkSouthmsatero flli 0 4 1 O 12 1 2 1 2 24 1.939, flt. St 2 at 110404 lOO - - - - (Appmpriation) ; Exchequer BOlkli or Bills (2,000,000 C) ; maid she was rather better ; but she lout not been home ; 2 "I Dl c j ede aL TY&Ccdersin. - AO, Si. Southampton lOO os - o. 800, Ot. Victoria - - 10 11 - Refreshment hosoes awl Wien Licenses (Ireland) ; long, before she sharpened a knife and inflicted a severe 64. to Ilas.,llkeL,BLlneotask. 421 a 41 6, 10 Do. New - Fortilliations (P rn ey,,, for Expanses) ; Customs wound no her throat, and had it not been for the 10 6 Malropollteo 3 2 - lin timely aid) aid of !several of the neigh b ours, s a e must have M. 10$ Slalland (No. 2) ; Stamp Duties (No. 2) ; Excise Duties ; -xd xa lost he r life. She was taken to the ho s pital, and from the M a al eeea De. ei. Birot .....e _dDerby , ses 101 ~ Spirit.' Detest ; Spirits ; Industrial Schools Aet Amend. eurgeon's certificate produced by police.coostable Steven; '' xi , "' en r eemeue ''''' " eit o Du r e r e i - -*' ... Si. ISh I ISOM I Pd. I 01. priest I Isla. - -• .... ~ tamMocep.e.JaitltJ ulllOO 112 116 meat ; Crown Deb* and 'advent ; Defence of the 112 E, it appeared that she we. not settled in her mind, ge, m a g imp ." , h a m ,. Lamm - - .... .. Defoe oat, 1878 .. 100 - - - - Realm ; Weights sad Measures Heeler) ; County Corooer a ; and hail an e that a neighbour was about to murder her. IS 9 ifiturry* Armor rolet T odo - The defendant had not bred with . her husband for some N ali Meopy,WastespAkirea - -. •... - :::: .... D. Da. 11 3im perlsa4. 1 1 80,1 8b0 .... ILO - 1 - 1131 Industrial Museum (tiootiamd) ; Load Government Sup .... .. Do.4preolgeStAng. 100 100 111 - rears, and although he has been kind to her and allowed N. IN genfolll - Piamelital ( Na 2) ; Militia Ballot ; Chancery Evidence her a liberal maintenance, she said the sight of him " 4 "Film's Cowin Ca - .1 Rm. - - Coramiesiom ; Coast of Afries, ke., Act .amendment ; annoyed her. la. 10e North BM& .... ..... .r .............. . 100 I. 115 ;MON OK on North Demos MAL &D. - - - Ds. am 11arip..... 00 - - - Offences within her Majesty's Femeasions Abroad ; The defendant, in answer to the charge, said she was e a a o D,,,. * - New Itresaw.Dev.np.el. 100 140 IN - m atrapa ti tia par e . p. m f ie ee k yordo . Eodowed well now, and if allowed to go home would not again St. 14) N. les9w9-Berwlek attempt such a rash Act. l zd 961 1 id :::: ...• N. • Walmaiv.Ap. e. UN 100 a 100 A 1/21 De. G.N.(NL Pore. 11 1 die ad 14 des zd .... .. Do. 6p. a, 1M to 1076 100 80 100 a Charities ; Naval Diaipline t Sesissisotioal Commis- Mr. Corral did not think that she was yet in a fit state la 100 Da Laid , a ea d- zd _ . Ds. 6p. a., 1110100 94 04 501 1 'am. I, < , 1 Om **Met* 1 Lam and Equity ;to he trusted, sad ordered her to be taken to S. Parer la . H e D°. York - Neva Soft 4 pet gig. Attorneys, Solicitors, Proclaim, sad Certificated Cos- Workhouse Infirmary. N. 100 North London... 103 106 zd - zill .... .. Deb. reisom. I,l_ ~.6 . 100 107 108 .... .. &Ala Ow. II p. e. Moods 100 107 100 -IS all Nerthd&Westerame. 10 101 - ',rimers ; Party Emblems (Inked ) ; Debtors IgiznAra Deviser, aged IT, ens chancel with attempting 191 Ift Noralltagardake ft $4 - . -As Gm 6p. e.Jamtlialy 100 - - - and Creditors Act Anessidasset ; Cake of Nee- to commit suicide by taking poison under the following 11 10 NoieernistroMeg of 7 - - Da. de. Ise.Awr. &Oa. 100 1001 10ft 1091 1 - - - circumstances : 10 A Pedsiss - - - 11167111111 MINNA Bice t OwsPawadar. kg- ; Net lads *Ls ( irth") ; Police- t Gould, 40 N, mid he was called into • &I ail Tasamoalla - - 8180 VAtaa•at Carle ; Court of CANsel7 1 Eloise Basks house is one of the streets in the Caledonian-nand, and 12 ° ll anamai l l4lll ° l _ _ •-• No. IA. I Mat I Pd. I CIL pekes. Sales. IN - 'ST 7 ---- Csaa Mina* 11.10 44 61 - add irrioally Societies lave/taming ; Pear Permeates found the primmer lying on a bed in her mother's Mom in St 100 - sk N. E. Aber.llU. A 33 Mi 4 (lrelaad) Act (1006) Amendment ; East India Lose ;en marentiv dying state. By her side he found a bottle lia, IN isebtla ladlmadi l 7 89 _ Ift, lb ale& ham l4 1 all WM 115 - Menus Catholic Charities ; Militia Pay ; Church Tem. labs, "poison,' and it was ascertained that she had taken A 100 dhropairs Satan .... 10 12 - LOU .. Dew. G. Coa.STavlstk ) 1 4/11 640 - a port ion of it. When she recovered she stated that she 10 an sunsi=enebsers. 0 7 -• 512 .. Zest Diesel (I.Mpu) •• N WI - 2 ° 11 k poralities (Ireland) Acta Amendment ; Divorce Court had close it became she had stopped out all night and her 94 . 191 901121 (146 .. Seat owadoe mum ft 104 - Bill ; Trustees, Mortgages, Ac. ; Tenure and Im• mother had ambled her. O. 100 death lbalant ... ..... 884 89 1111 1 4,000 .. 1.1 1 11. Rawl (Tsvistk ) 71. A 111 121 - 110 Oa& Wales a 47 - .. Granada It A Atibyn. 561 IS it - Pro of Lend (Ireland); Mina Regulati on and The defendant now mid she was very sorry, and her ri . imm a T o w,. a li ne n. 00 mg - 4000 .. Great South Tolosa .. 17s. 11 12 - Itupetion ; Landlord and Tenant Orefrad) ; Title, k , mother having =premed her readiness to again take her se an We As 11 I o. Al2O .. O. Wh. Alfred "Mack 111.18.0 11 1 - Leal tOcotland) Act (1)15$) Amendment ; Tramways ( Ire- he ad s , said i t 26 all Neskem • lib IS KM .. O. cap . Vor (Ifelston).. ft very footle' hof her to attempt to Mll Otte Olio - - 8 1 99 pr 111 :1 " & L a I,o* .. nerod'elroot 811 2.. A No. 2 ; West Cork Railways. hr mother. 60 all UMW - Hlngeton Downs OW ft 41 - IS It Bs. The LORD CHANCILLOR reed the following llke Aadersosa, aged IN, a feather dyer, residing at 2, i s il 1 Dm. - 1000 .. Lady Bertha Lk& U : - 890 .. 11. fret May Lamp - Wbite's-yaid, WhitecrossAitreet, St. Luke's, was nest ife, IN pelmet ammo ..... .. 17 40 571 4000 :: North Downs 4 'll ROYAL SPEECH: charged with attempting to commit suicide by taking oxalic le all Tlederla 81a. & 114 111 acid. 111 all West Osmnrall 7 79 Ifi _, 2,500 S. Frances (Mow) .. RI _ N. Six Basset (Mopn) lit 4 -• The defendant, who resides in a very poor place, was N an We* 140401, - - - 1,11 0 .. North Wheal Croft/ • MA. 8 "MT Loin. AND Gums:lm, found by police-constable terry, 30 0, h i a d rag state, as. IN Wait 111.1dhod-Odord 44 46 461 5 6,400 _ Par Cons. (A. Blaseyi .14 Ift lft 26 al Ditto Newport 101 U -. 1.120 20 Providenee (U. Want). AST. 61 a - - We are commanded by her Majesty to relates you sod he ancertaird that she had taken • Gen bung iii oxalic - 12,000 .. Sortridge Coo. lan. Co. 14a. L 1 11 - timefrom further attendance in Parliament, and at the same acid. The prisoner now appeared ins very desponding state. PIMIZILSIKI2 IMAMML 612 .. B. Camden A. Cles).. 11 Aft ATI) •-• In answer to Mr. Come the defendant salt that she was to convey to yon her Majesty's acknowledgmenta for induced to attempt her life bees use she had been oat of A. It 4 I RAMWAL !Mang prism I amiss. 6,000 .. 8. 1.1. m Bros (Mogan) .ft 21 If NOW 1 8. Devon Iron Ai Ora - the seal and assiduity with which you have applied your- work for some time, and owing some persons money, she fit ,CliedOMM, Ala - Mining (11ro.)_ payee to the performance of your important ditties during was strati to meet them. TO an • Corowalper oat - 104 214 - Id .. 8. W. Frances (Mope) Mt li 15! Atsr.:wit. se o - 010 .. Stay Park • 111.5. A 66 - - the long and laborious aeesiou of parliament now about to Mr. Corrio, after some feeling remarks, remanded the de- 2 . I ' e t Dam * A.llp.st. Nat -- 9970 6 Tamar 811.111madllaC. at I 4 - clime. fewlent to the Howe of Detention until Tuesday next, and a t. 100 D k Op. et. 114 1111 - 11,000 10 Tin Craft - in the meantime the chaplain there would talk to her of the tie taa Den C, Tp. et. 106 115 - " Her Majesty comet*,'. us to inf" 7,2 you that her l'ela . toile of her act. 20,000 .. Yds of (Cara) URAL 1 - St. 100 IL Con. it.,6p.0..110.1 112 114 _ 0, .. Woe Bard( - tins with foreign powers Ire friendly and satisfactory ; and The defendant, who was in tears, was then remanded. A 100 Do. do. No.l 111 11l - 1,024 .. w. carom )ses es eel NT Majesty trusts that there u no danger of any inter- A 100 Do. New 4p. a Si .. 114 115 - 400 . Wad NOB BR 100 Asters Cafes, 4p.el 11 A 1111 i 6 .. Wla. Deane Miceli na 111 1471 - prution ot the general peace of Europe. Events of ODD- at. 100 Intio.&ol=s l p.st. 113 114 - _ 160 .. Wk. Boller (ledm / 5 sideralde importance are, indeed, taking place in Italy ; bat LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. B. 100 ballo.,Perth. • pa. 79 SO - 4, .. IFL Edward (Casket) 7 121 -. itt. 10u Great Northern. p. et. 117 110 - 1,024 .. Wk. Kitty Un. ( Lelaot) 1.7.2. let ... if nu for• - ••,n power. interfere therein, eel if the Italians are ------e--- et. 100 Do.6c.red.at 10papia. 111 114 - LON .. WOO Mary Ana left to settle their own affairs, the trenquillity of other (IT =scour TOLAILAFE.) M. 100 Do. et percent lO6 108 - 1 8 A A - Oates will remain undisturbed. 100 110 Ds bp. c red. at sp. e. poi 86 41 - IMO .. Wi a reli al°4 wney (Usk.) ft A A - " The proposed conferences on the subject of the cession le all Oki fleollasid. Ist Prof - - STOCKTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 10 • e L ai i ., B ...a i n.. - - 10111101 11117111. A of Savoy and of Nice to France have not yet been held. But M. 100 Do. redeem 41p. cent 03 101 901 92 - I No. I 80. f MINN. I till IOL priors. I &des. It. 100 Do. redeem. 4p. eat 89 01 - her Majesty confidently trusts that in any negotiations PALATINE STAKES. One mile. 81. IN Do. freedoms. 4 ip. et 90 AN gi -- F . T ---- astrellaa - which way take place, full and adequate arrangements will Black Diamond, Underhand, East Stanley, Arnatemlons, A 1911 Do.sp.tteedeensTra 102 104 -75,0 a 1 Bon Accord, Limited Me. las pee - be made for securing, in accordance with the spirit and let- and Th e Prophet are here. II ali Do. Arm Feet. AortaAorta t . II 101 10,00 N ltsalmap. ( last6Lon ) 171 _tt a - l 0 all Do.CheeterPLEAllp.a 17 la - 11000 91 Do. fit. John del Ul 15 N. 271 - tee of the 'Treaty of Vienna of 1815, the neutrality and in. CLEVELAND STAKES. T.Y.C. 10 all Do. do. do. 4p.e. 101 11 - 10,000 6 Do. Land & Mkt. Co. ali •-•- - dependence of the Swie confederation. That neutrality and Gardener, Dictator, Tattoo, Oldininster, Wier Out, Scrub- M. 100 De. Inrin. Qua 8450 k TT 79 - 50,000 1 (Aeon MM. Co. Jas. an ..- ..- - bier.brish, Crawls. Si. to Horace Longshot , Black Dim- 161 all Do. Chen. Goa. Shan. TA 1 1 - 12,000 60 Debra Coma an 41 48 - intleposolsoce were an object to which all the powers who ma i d. Eetettienow, Lady /mu . , s ; die. i & I ierth wow tai an Do, do. do lOl tot - 10,000 Copier - were parties to the treaties of Vienna attached great import- an a m , 11 eh Da do. do lllB dal - 16,000 1 Dun Mountain Copper *II 1 1 - ilk 100 Lam& Torah 6p.e.81 la IPS - 16.000 2 Fortmas - the general interested Europe. Underhand. Hepatica, Bivouac, Upperbsecl, Springwell, 84 So. 1 115 117 - 10,000 1 01. Xmases S. la D 0.5 a do. EL 2 116 U 7 - al& Amarella= 1 4Lit dls - " Her Majesty commode us to assure you that the atro- y Taft, Fecelorowna, Moorhen, Be Quick, and Bogle St. WO Do.flte. do. _,... DM 10 - 71,000 lb [spumes (Lind 1 - cities which have been committe I upon the Christian pope. blill are here. M. 100 Do.rs. do. Ne. 4 116 117 - IAOOO 8 Unarm al 1r - lades in Syria have Unpins! her Majesty with the deepest THIRD BIENNIAL STAKES. One mile sod a half. 11. 1 . 0 1 0 1 i t: p.c. d0 ih..1; ...... 101 106 - 10,000 5 LaMantia - 101,816 I Maltsi AI 1 1 - grief and indignation. Her Majesty has cheerfully 0011. Butterfly. Be Quick, Osmond, Sir William, Brame'', A too th, 7 2 . 9 .0, e gi peek_ in 166 " - 40,000 IN. Woe of B. mined with the Eniperor of Austria, the Emperor of the High Tremor, Grenadier, Wildman, Prophet, Moorhen, st. toe Do.Op.e.do.(W.K&C.P.I 110 Ut - Austrelial: t y ~. If. 1 las - French, the Prince Regent of Proria• end the Emperor of jimeY° ' we ' la Kalalain ' ti"laa" and Vanquisher ere It. IL 00.49. e. IL (d Iv. def. tall - 1(000 90 iontplandinverLeed all 5 - here. - 100,000 5 Ma, 1 Russia, in entering Into an engsgement with the Sultan, by * ell aadtathani amdDover a 86 - 80,000 1 lloottla keens (Liss ) 10a. 1I am TOWN PLATE. Half • mile. W.Co. aeisa.6p.c. 11l 119 41,174 111.1 ft United Moslem all f - which temP"mr7 mints 44.14444" has b 44 4 ► afforded t° Ticket of Leave. Hegira, Grenadier, Hetty, Wessel, t 4. I: 1. 4 .24 . .w. n .....5uauph. inll i/71 ad -= 110,070 1 Wertldas %Um) 121 I I the Sultan, for the purpose of reestablishing order in that Eidolan, Prudence, Brumley, Honeymoon, Erica, Sadie, Mil all Loodundrrye gnat ph 121 121 - 40,000 I Da. - part of his dominions. Jeremiah, Moderate, and Fast Runner are here. U. WO Man.iibef. a Lincap.d. Al 1.18 - - • ft Do. A 6 - JOINT STOCK SINKS "We are commanded by her Majesty to inform you that HARRY FOWLER STARES. St. 100 Do. ft per set . , Oli T 1 - her MAjesty k rettly regrets that the pacific overtures Sir William , Cratnond. Incense, Moodier, Prelogne, 10 6 De.frAsembl• i115..05 4 IPm - No. I 11l I BAAL IPA I 1.3. paces I Wes which, by her Majesty's directions, her envoy in China Swift, La Hollsadairs, Tattoo, Black Inemood, Old:nitrate', e at- 1: 0 3 *gtedesil i aciel e r c a is 1 , 1 - ~.. - NON 100 Agra and U. ler. Mak .IS - - - al 21,000 40 Australia& all a 46 - made to the Imperial Government at Pekin did not lead and " al " heft ' A 100 Do. 41p.ct. Pref. Stock 101 103 zd za -11 zia mem 16 B in h e g = on Nli zd -11 to any satisfactory result, and it has, therefore, been mores. Orate ARRIVALR.-Virgilius, Surprise. Breese, Profaner N. 100 _Do.Lettlltchin6p.c. ft 116 zd m -zd na AOOO 100 Bask of - that Dic k Weather p roof , Horace B ayone t , WhiteweE.o leo Norfolk 6p . ck IA Stock - -.- 60,000 10 Bank of Turkey 8 If 11 as - eery the combined naval • and military forces which het ' - - 11461 "' 84. 100 NoMh British' per ant 113 111 and Tiger. - 93,000 60 Ifritia N. Amerke_ _. all - - -• Marty and her ally the Emperor of the Freoch had sent M. 100 Da New Go. 6p. et. 115 112 - 12,200 10 Chart. Bank a Ladle 10 I Daßorder Unice Ma i 1g pm - eisatialls, sad China - rotto he China sees should advance towards the northern LICHIPIELD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Oa us Nifee-aerw.epuht 96 iti ad - SAO A Owlet Minx of India, pvinces of Chins, for the purpose of supportiug the just -. 17 ft Do. do. de 1 04 dos ad - zd Los., end Clam all 0 A - ID 13 Atlas& Opel No. 1 - - -. 4IN I* n o id - demands of the allied power.. THE NURSERY HANDICAP. Six furlong& 111 10 DaTiet.R.• Lyme 4 dla 4 4 . - 10,000 100 "Her Majesty, desirous of giving all possible weight to nil Lowysr, Sweeties, Rawcliffe, sir. to Aston, Lena 18 all Moth Usferdshire ..,. sri .. 60,000 15.11 Co.. a Clash Elvers, Flirtation, Mir Fray, sad Archerese are here. in all asstialkOsel SamPrisL - -0 SI 11 her ibplottastie action in this matter, ham meet to Moe, r •-• 5(0001 g 100 Co. . Com of leaden - AL IN f1eat.N.1.11}4.114.15 Ti 76 - 26,000 10 Om Soot.&•sal.Chartd in 14 151 - special =boarder for this service, the Earl of Elgin, who THE GOLD CUP. Or mile. U. MO Omahas. rai1100..... 122 124 _, 09 51 9. Sok cd foltanimad all - - - E. M . in e te m r flirt, Jack Spring, Newcastle, Fits Avon, Athos, 24. 100 D e , 7 p.m pres. Sou 130 136 negotiated the treaty of Tien•sing, the full • and faithful exe - - AOOll 20 Len. Ns. Bank of Auld. all est 116 Ni so . Philomela, CAtberuie, Rum," and Alderman to an S. Ones Plod 66 D. o 101 116 - 16,000 50 landau and Cooed, - - -ad cutiou of which is demanded from the Emperor of China. ere h ere. au lies. Mead. •a. ASO 241 141 - NON 60 Leedom letot Iltssit - - " Or:mamma or rot Hoer or Cowrie:4e, THE ANSON PLATE . H a lf a m il e. 84. la Do. 44 per slat lO2 lie ad -. 20.000 20 London .1 South AMOY 2 1 ft dla - O. 810 Do. abed 44 per mt IN 104 ad -. A HO Los. and outdate... N - .- 68 71 111 " flee Majesty commands us to couvey to you her warm Lord Jeney, Greenwich Fair, Lady Kingston, Griffin, O. 100 & Wake gum 4p. out- 91 93 - 10, 100 Nat. Prim. of linglaad.. 41 -•-. 911 acknowledgments for the liberal supplies which you have Adelside. Steel Pin, Pirate, Libellous, Forest flied, Medusa, : i t 10 6. 9 y 4 = 4 44141 ,.e. lOO 10 7 - 16.0001 Do. New ll -. -Of Leos Riven, and Corfu are here. 85 67 - WOOD { N a National Bank greeted for the service of the meant year, sad for the pro - 16 sal liteskADarlingtoares . . 27 la ad - 16,000. 20 'Now Smith Wake ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE . Two mike. 16 all Do. do. Sllos.. 321 381 ad - AM" 25 (Ottoman Auk Corpora. an - - - vision which you have made for those defences which are N ewcas tl e , D e f en d er . R amses , Master Sept,Jack So WI Do. do. Clips. 81 03 ad - lial I• 0001 A Ottoman Bank - essential for the security for her dockyards and arsenals. apshig...d Ash..ft. U 0 Walla. Eflkeeutyllp.e. ea 51 - NOW 100 Provincial or Imbed - - - N. NO W.MI4-011. . 114 120 Id - ad ROOD 10 Do. New "Mr Lotto. AND (111.71.10101, CITURR ANIMALS. -F il l of lIDDI. Duplicity, Baron . - Do. do. do. tgl 123 zd - zd 11,0011 SI Reath Australia " Her Majesty command s us to ezprees to you the grail Nuashamen, Astarte, ad filly by Longbow. I I tin Do. Novo 6p. et. Fret 11 101 ad - zd ren 16 listen of •nondia - - 42 &adios sal pride with which she has witnessed the rapid is all ,Do.do.psap.6p.calpeal. 184 114 ad - ad okotioi 01 Unto of leads& 100 Urtp Marl SO ••• 11 - - ----.•- progress in military Oldie:Kay which her volunteer forces Yennotren, TeENDAT. - ARUM. -AR. Sir Hugh, Aral bare already made. sad which is highly honourable to their , li g u lfrY Il ly. Bashdds Weaerwiack Efealetle , Seesaw,MEW SA/LUAU. ,„,. Ird I Ass. I , Y es. YISCIALIII4IIOtII I, Ls Water Lily colt, Lady Derby, Dapple, Pastime. spirit sad patriotism. ifarra,llllae Devils filly, Rattleseake, Maypole, Adulation, 1 0 all laaarola al ^ lift ... Na lAL 1 consume. IPd 10. prices. IWu " Her Majesty has given her cor di a l a s se nt to the het Johnny, Able Jack, Gentle, Lord Milton , and Sudbury. 14 alt Iroise/sea - -pa -. 10,iiiie 10 • Mukan Mint .. all 14 - 17 - 01 ----- for amalgamating her local European force in India with N Opishiont Inaj i ape ll lAs ... aeh I=l la. J - te,ooo U Australian .... II 116 IS id 17 el 350 1000 Mimetic TIM).- MI - - -.. her force. Purged for general service N 11l te Jam. - - - 47,010 10 Bann Waterwarte.. .. all I/ 51 - " Her Majesty trusts that the additional freedom which Etretne or • CLgaaTMAN.-PIYMOUTM, MON- a an Canalma nssis. . Mioll a ads 1 1 94 -. .... 60 Brit amoebae Land ~ Si SD 111 - 100 idl - _ 6,000 60 lira& IMON.sat Tel. • a is sr x& - yoe have gives to roe/memo will load to fresh development nay. --I By Electric Telegraph.)-The Rev. G. Martin, to sul - k - inteadea - A2Ol N Do. it Spar c. unto* all 10 11 ..., of productive iniloatry. Chancellor of the diocese of Exeter, committed saki& et 10 11 I patch Mal" 6 ft as 11,710 Si Do. C Zan- N all .11aston of Frame.. St 16 - 0,911 ISt Coeds Lead al 116 111 •- " Her Majesty hat gives her ready went to several Ines- Harbertoe, near hotness, today, by cutti ng hi s threat.- et 6 ,04. Russian pat,. a - - - 3000 10 . Islands Tel (L) all -o. - The dimmed clergyman was well known to the majority elf ss la „ m an 1,.,. 0 t• ,_CealraLoi„,„_,Falool m i• - -.„, - 160,000 A . Moot Eng &Meat. 1111 sures of great public u whams.. " 7lie sets for regulating the relations between laodlord perms who take an interest in clerical offal's, having b.... 7, -„r, r --1 , -„ -„,-;--- ' 4 . 19,000 ii . Prof. 74 per cent. all 501 Ni -. - 1.004695 84. i Palace - and teamed in Ireland will, her Majesty trust. , remove some sa active member of the Lower House of the N all ileke Constable lb Sala - - - 198820 U. i • rrefemnos - fertile MOWS of dinigreemeot. Carneatioo of the Province of Canterbury sines i l o e a l l er,. " d Twill ' s " - - - 165000 N. Do. 11 p. et. Pare. Deb lOO 1011 IN - _ 701000 04. asslrle Telegraph "The act for amending the law which regulates the its actual powers were revived a few year since. au all !Li; A n t o nia - -.-• 7,111 111 Do. New - discipline .if her Majesty's navy has established ralutary He belonged to the moderate chumh party as distinguished N ea 1 11 =ALMS' l _IN 11 4 0 II Ili - le, 6 Sao sad A. Coo. • • 1111 111 s 4 - 111.6 Clea. Iliema Nariga 14 - - -.. nitre fee the administration of justice by courte.martial, trees Aradreoe Denier, Mr. llsasinghent, sod Mr . p e t. 92 , ag a !go od y•en e .c ri pt.,l„..." l l , 7 - . ..!: s7 ll l 2 - w 00 000 1 1 Gnat Oft (Limited ti ) eo all 1 1 - end for maintaining good order in the naval service. The Wys, on the one hand, and Sir Henry Thompsos, Da.. N IS I Do. New Ahern - -on - 100,000 1 Do. 171 ow mat Pea ii 00 Par Itooo a Dish Tel. 11..) si 11 2Ms -• act 1..,,,, ng up on endowed charities will give mesas for • Meerut, and Mr. Best, OD the other. He was i ii l 1 1 : N° 7 . e Ll la a )Yank d .k bledl - 1,.. S a g 1: 1 4 60,000 N undo. Meow{ (1..) ll I 11 ilk 1 1 - less ell...mire administration of the property of charities, eseentielly practical in all his measures, and was so in p a d s ant Ori:e a sie l4 64 - 100.000 6L. Sea Omnibus CO p a 1 1. - sal fee the speedy and ecormical ',Wenner of deputes always listened to with marked attention when he a d. 10 la !gorge mad 8. "Tara 3 24 413 313 - 3 ii 140 0 . 0 0 , 11 . 7 0 / Moine Infix & Or a: 0 1 _lli 1 4_9. il ls ... affecting such property ; while, by another act, relief hes deemed the revered membly. Mr. Martin re educated 20 14 'il its a lm n al • n rs=h i t ra PA ' - - - 11000 10 Meenter. Si. Meentenand TeL (Um.) all 11 4 - Area afforded to her Majesty's Roman catholic subjects with at New Celle" Oxford, whore be graduat e d It all 'Esse and graimati....: - - - Kano 25 Natlonid Discount Co.. 6lf 11 ills - 14 16 - 6,000 20 NernialdeCoisalron(L) $ 514 N. ... regard to their cha ri table endowment .. in 1112 , and was shortly afterwards ordained N a ,h is tze Diu r. ~. _ _ _ 1,,„10 10 Netherlands lend „. al " Several other acts have Leen passed for legal reform, by Dr. Cosnowall, Bishop of Wareseter , in whose 4 all . Do. 7 per osse - - - 10,000 I Do. Bp. e., Is. at 1 ela all 1 1 11 which must load to the more satisfactory administration of diocese he sieved several rimer Gina In the church. la II: :111 flambee and 22 °°°' •• • • Ili/ If i - 1,724 100 N. Brune &N. Scot Ld. N- - - Do. 51 percent. Pref. - 11 ,6 IN. Brit. Member- an 1 1 - justice. 1816 he was appointed • a eon= reeideetiary of Exeter N g ampoule l m. 7 pineal 1 dig - 10,004 1 i tat Gas " Her Majesty has observed with deep satisfaction the I Cetherbel, work 754/. • year, and four years afterwards la II *Anoka 1 ;1%-venetian 1 10) as - 15,000 1 Do. "New Shares' IA 1 s par ... 10 all lanelliern of Frame .. 1 10 - 10,000 10 i . In. mm . (Ust 8 -.- - spirit of f"Yally , of order • and obedience to the law, which I beeline Clmesellor of the diocese, which is worth 420?. at a .Wert Blander, i 4 - 10,000 10 Do. do. 86-. - - prevule among her 'objects, both iu the United Kingdom a yeßr. Mostly after this be was nominated by lir al LDs. 14 . ,per cent. Prat - 100,000 fit. Inver Lod &SW 140 47 MI - _ - 10,000 60 u. and fleism. Steam all 74 11 sod is her ilmnioiona ler ,nd sea :and her Majesty has wit. the Dean sad Chapter of Eerier, of which body he was a N a a i t W 111•& I(. w, W a al Tr am ti 1 3 - 110, 50 Do. New NLII4 pm - sand with heartfelt pleuenre the warm sod affectionate member, to the vicarage of Harberce, sear Totem, and • all :Wholeast ....... . .... .1 .... - 40,090 10 lad Sea & lad. TsL 41 i - . m. „,,r 0 ,60 2 ,. hype, Gm stl It lft zd 1511 id ~,/ 4 ,,,n g i ven t.-, his R.. v .a Highness the Prier of Wales these apponitineots he has held up to the time of his death. *Or 60 kbyiseiry Ire - by her North American subject... Chancellor Martin was a man of quiet sod studious habits, DININTUIR MCI& 10,000 Is Do. New an 6 6ld -. " Vim will, on returning to your severa l counties, h ave sad wee much respected throughout the diocese. 115 i. I Eh. I Mall Steam IS 49 61 OIMMAIMT - Cl. Petcw ll.°4* IN tisti Aust. Inge 100 Its rar - - duties to perform scarcely less important the those which The Biahop of London has licensed the Rev. W. mus ic a i. Day me a t ep.e./ankrialy 100 I- - - 14.110 29 nth Australian load a 811 Ila - lure cavil pio•I you donee the session of parliament, and her ' D. Veiteh, M. A., of ne'or,l, chaplain to the Mehra( Jeru- I. Nerforep.ellarerepe 10* ' N .* -. MOM 1 Inilmarine Tel. Neap Ilk* St. N.8./a. apat.tandUnty 11l 06 .69 .- 75.000 1 Do. do. Itegidered all f so• liajtety fervently prays that the Meowing of Almighty God , whim, to the iocumbriey of Si. Peter's Church, Charlotte. s A goottish N. Sta. 4it a. us at -. 10.000 9D Trost t Ln. Co. US. Can. I -- ... -• toy attend your aorta and guide them to the attainment : street, Pimlico. I*Ff67 91„ W.MlillsndOst -41 pet. - - - 10.000 100 ova 148112•11 . 1 Land 284 9 10 . •••• Na I ack) W . I MOM I Pd. 10. prima I - 8604. 5, - SS lb WNW Iran l 4uo 1 4 2 si - 61 1100 110 - 1,M6 .. Dan. G. Co.. (Tavialk ) 1 4811 640 - 612 .. WA Daret (W O 104 ao 115 4141 .. Past °vadat - 4000 .. KWh Andel (Teviaik ) Ti. 44 woo 111 121 - .. Gambler & 84. Anbyn l4l 20 II - 6,000 .. Great South Tolgua - 416 .. O. Wk. Alfred (Pkillack) 14150 11 I - WOW .. O. Wk. Vor (Weldon) - 4000 .. Grenville - 4040 .. Hingeton Donna WM 81 41 - 4000 .. Lady Bertha 4 8 0c 16 0 :: ri liaara(Unylalant). " 4 4. u 4. -- 2,600 .. N. Prances (Illow) 5,000 .. N. Wh. Bead (Mops) IS6 4 - 1,128 .. North Wheal Crotty . 140. 8 .- 4400 .. Par Corm (24. Blimp l4 114 121 - 1.16 20 Providene• (U. Want). Mgt 0 0 - 12,000 .. Sortridge Cow Min. Co. 14a. 11 If -• 612 .. B. Caradon ,84. C 4010.) n lan 6174 - 4000 .. 8. Ikru Brat (Dugan) . 8. 11 11 - 04000 18. Devon Iron &Oa Mining (Um.) - .. 8. W. Prances (Mogan) 150. 141 151 - PIO .. dray Park lll.O. MI 56 - 9,60 6 TamarBll4ll&44/14C. 44 Its - 10,0 0 00 10 Ile Craft - .. Yds 6 (Cam) LW Id. 1 - LOW ... W. C . Wei Naiad () ll 17 18 - Comtism ) 5 6 61 400 .. Wad Melon - 6 .. WI. Dame& Pow) - 4,.. Wk. Nailer Manna) 1 IMe - .. Wk. Edward (Odstock) 7 n Lou .. Wk. Kitty (Un. Lelant) 1.7.4 141) v -1,011 .. Wlisal Mary Ada ) 1,60 .. WZ ga rrela nk4 nney (Lisk ) 14 II 16 - 101111011 MINIS. No. 1 61. r MMI4 I N ICL prima. I Wks. 10,00 111 — FT ---- wirslian moo) I am Accord, Limited Me. 1 dia p.r - MOM 16 linnlmp. (4.at6Lpn ) 171 11 n um. la Do. ft John del Del 15 111 171 - 140 M 6 Do. land & Min. Co. all -.- - 80,000 1 ahem Min. Co. Jam _II .- .- - 12,000 40 oobre er all 41 48 - 10,000 - Cod apo Copp la 11 LS - 14000 1 Dan Maintain Copps, MI 1 1 - W,OOO 2 Fortuna - 10,000 10 General 16,000 1 00. 15010111011 meal 14 Larlau da.Allairalli abs. := 1 4 111 1 1 000 $ Unarm ail r - 16, ,0,0.0 lnsilanian - 104516 1 Marla:: Oll 1 i —. iimoo 1 N. ode 14000 10 Penkpand AalgeliaCT FilvarLead . - • I L s e I 41. - 100,000 5 M 1.611 1 - 80,000 1 battik Austin. ( Liam) 10a. 1 I dla WM 1111.” United Mexican ail 1 - 10,60 I Wort Mag (Lim) all 1 1 4.64 1 Da. JOUR ROCK BANK& No. I eh. I NAM. IPc U. prism I &aim WOW 100 Agra and C. Der. lank .80 - - - xd Woe 40 A 04440446 all SI 46 - 10,000 26 Hank of = all OD ft id - z.l 6,000 100 Bask of - 54000 10 Bank of Turkey 8 If 14 Ms - 20,000 60 Initiali N. Anlarke - - -, 10 8460 CUM Bank 6 Andras, and (has all 101 SDI - 20.000 6 Clirtrd. Minx at Ind; Loa, and Clam ail NI $4 - OOM 161 Op ead - 10,000 100 60,000 11/11 Com. of Cliamla ail - - - 2%00 00 01 100 Co 6 m. el Lode. - 14000 10 1604 •4 &41.Cliarid all 14 161 - 80. •Q. Irak of &Miamian& all - - - WOW 20 Lon. Cls. Hank at Auld. an no 161 26,000 SO Landon and Cosily - - yd 10,000 SO Leedom Joint Week 10 - - - 14000 20 London & &nth Alden' 2 1 41 dim - 54 100 LOS. and Wadiaindar lO - .- 68 71 81 10, 100 Nat. Pro,. of lingised 4l - -. 16.0001 10 Do. New ll - - WOW 40 :Wilma' Dank 14000. 20 Now Smith Wain 14400) 26 l/Mental Bank Corpora all - - - 46,0001 20 Ottoman Bank - 10.000 100 Provincial of Ireland - - - 4,0 M 10 Do. New KM li Wrath Auatmlla 44000 26 Undo of Andinlia - - 42 50) SO Union d land= ,009 100 Unity Mama llO - - 28. 1860. MONEY MARKET.-TlllB DA Y. Two o'C LOCI. The funds remain without any movement of importance save that oocasioned by the variations in the weather. Heavy showers. are falling to-day with intervals of sun shine. Consols are dull, at yesterday's dosing quotations. British railway stocks, in most in stances, have experienced a decline of per cent. There is still little business going forward in any class of public securities. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 68.10, being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 921 and 93 for ' money, and 93 for the account. The present quota tions are 921 to 93 both for money and the 6th Sept. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 93 1, ; New Three per Ceara-, 98 1, it ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 761 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 161 ; India Fire per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031, d ; ditto Bonds, Bs., 48., dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 4s. prom. Mexican Bonds are in better demand, and are last marked 21/. There is a fresh improvement in Buenos Ayres, which have been dealt in as high as 89/. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 731 to 741, and that of 1858, 04 to 61. Sales aro recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 87 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 87 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 881 ; ditto, for aooount, 891 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exch. 126.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for en • New . Granada Active, 151 ; ditto Deferred, 5 ; Peruvian in-warren „. per Cents., 821 ; Portuguese Three per Ceuta., 1853, 431 ; Russian Three per Cents., 18L9, 631 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481 ; ditto Passive, 2.21 ; the Committee's Certificates, 51; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 741 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 601 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 100/, 1. he steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, has brought 137,0001. in gold and silver, and the Saxon* from New Y0rk,58,000/. in specie for Eng land. The demand at the Discount-office at the Dank yesterday was scarcely more than moderate. In the open market there is a good supply of money, which, however, is rather tightly held. For the best bills 4 per cent. is demanded, and for six months' paper, fki. In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans on English government securities was about 2to 2k per cent. A fresh fall of k per cent. took place in the Austrian funds at Vienna on Saturday. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (comtinuation day) and terminate on Friday. ♦ snm of 40,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Yorkshire has arrived from Mel bourne with 169,0001. in gold, and the Asia, from New York, with 75,0001. The Loudon agents of thelllinoisCentral Railway Company have this day received the following letter from the chairman of the executive committee. The details afforded are of particular interest as bearing upon the American supplies of grain. Office of the Illinois Central Railrma Company, New York, August 14, 1860. Dear Sirs,—The earnings of the lint week of the present month show a gain of 16,947 dole. 68c. over the correspond log week of 1859, being respectively 30,811 dole. 90c. in 1859, and 47,556 dole. 56c. in 1860. The excess is nearly all in freight, the passenger traffic being but slightly en- larged. The receipts of grain at Chicago are increasing in value, averaging 150,000 to 300,000 bushels daily. There is daily • larger movement in wheat. We have carried our full share 181,689 bushels in the first ten days of this month. Our receipts' of grain up to the Ist of August have been 4,500,363 bushels, being in advance of those of the entire year 1856, which were 4,425,809 bushels. The general im pression is that the shipments this year from Chicago will exceed 30,030,000 bushels. The largest shipment hitherto wa5'21,583,221 bushels, in 1856. It is quite probable that the Illinois Central will show more than its proportion of increase, for we are looking for an ag g regate of 8,000,000 to 9,000,000 bushels from our line. What is most surprising, however, in regard to the product of the prairies this year is, that it is assumed, with apparent beats for its truth, that the exports of domestic produce from Illinois alone will this year be equal in value to onebalf the value of the cotton crop of the United States. The market for Western securities moved forward last week with such rapid strides that a check to it was both natural and desirable. It will probably be followed by another advance beyond the pre ceding one. So far as our stock is concerned there is very little drawn out from holders. A telegr►ph report from Chicago states that tho receipts of grain yesterday were up• wards of 340,000 bushels, reducing the flour to bushels.— Yours respectfully, (Signed) Taos. E. Wallas, Chairman Executive Committee. Yews. Robt. Benson and Go., London. . The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 7158/., owing probably to the bad weather; and the South Eastern an increase of 4421. _ _ The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending August 10, shows an increase of 3871. over last year. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. James Reioach and Co., merchants, who failed on the 3rd inst. The firm has been in business for some years, and appears to have carried on its operations at a con tinual loss. The connexion abroad is a very extensive one, and considerable expense has been incurred in establishing it. The dealings were principally confined to tea and spirits, of which the stock on hand, valued at 3,1251., is nearly all com posed. There have been no accommodation trans actions, and it was pointed out as a favourable feature that no portion of the bills receivable and payr ble is likely to be proved against the estate. A large number of the book debts are due from houses abroad. Mr. Reirach left liiirself in the hands of his creditors, and it was suggested that the estate should be wound up under inspection ; his son is about to reestablish the busirese under the title of Reinachs Nephew and Co., and this, it was men tion:d, would facilitate the liquidation, as he would probably be disposed to buy up the assets. A resolution for winding up under inspection was accordingly adopted. Very little discussion took place, the proceedings not occupying more than about half an hour. The prospectus of a new project, entitled the Great Northern and Midland Coal Company (Li i&ted), is in circulation. The object is "to carry on the extensive trade in the purchase and male of coals from the Sunderland, South Yorkshire, and Derbyshire collieries, hitherto carried on by the Great Northern Railway Company," and which that company is restrained from prosecuting further, dating from the let October next, according to an injunction of the Court of Chancery. Reference is made to the enormous scale to which the London coal trade has now attained. An arrangement bas been entered into with Messrs. Butcher and Son, of Snow-hill and King's cross, whose business, wharf, and premises are to be purchased. Agencies are to be established in various parts of the metro polis and suburbs. The capital is fixed at 50,0001., shares. MONDAY EVLVINO. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 922 to 1 for the 6th September, opened this morning at 991, "sellers," and closed at 921 to 93. For money the last price was likewise 921 to 93, and for the 11th October 934, or 931-16 to 3-16. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, ; ditto for account (Sept. 6) 921,1, 93 ; 'Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 93, f ; New Three per Cents., 931, 4, 93, 1., 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1 886, 161; Bank Stock, 232, 233 ; India Stock, 216 4 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961`, ; ditto 1869, 96/ ; Four per Cent. "enlaced ' rupee paper, 78 ; ditto Five per Cent., 96, 1 ; ditto Irive-and-a Half per Cent, 1014. The Indian rupee paper was dull, but the Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 has improved to 1034 to 1. Exchequer Bills remain quoted is. to 4s. prem. Turkish Bonds were firmer in the afternoon, ' 3 common with other securities. The Loan of 1861 advanced j per cc - A., and that of 18513, ; the closing gootatione were, respectively, 73i to 74 4 , and 6O to 61. Buenas A r e. Bonds continue zn demand ; the Active were dealt in am high as 881. la the ina:let fur bank, land, steam, and rohs.4l - shares to-day there was no variation worthy of notice. _ The clo-mg quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ooean Marine Insurance, 2to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, # to prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to I ilia. ; (iellivara Company (Sweden), par to prem. ; Royal Cromorue Gardens Company, # to I prem. ; East hulls. Irrigation, par to # prem. ; City of Lon don Brewery Preference, 2 to S prem. MINES:-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoom. Business in the mining market continues rather limited. There is little change in prices. East Basset shares arc marked in the Stock Exchange, Ito • North Downs , ; North Frances, 3 ; and West earsAlou, 661. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares; in East Caradon, West Basset, West Frances, and Trelorrth mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain with out alteration. The director; of the Silver Vein Mining Company (Limited) received ou Saturday a letter from Mr. Squire, slated Loatwithiel, August 24, of which the following im an extract : I am happy to inform you that, from directions given by myself, niece my return, the great " lead" of the mine was cut yeiterdsy. The I , xle is about 2 foot thick, surrounded as noel w:th a thick lack of gosoan. I have large pieces of ore now before me very rich. From Oreat Retellack (August Z) Captain W. IL Reynolds writes :—" We have got into the capels of the lode in the 40 crosscut, and expect to cut the lode Lily. The blonde pitches are looking much as must" COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (NT BITTIRN AND IRIAN MAGNETIC TINAGRAP 11.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDXST., Grain market quiet, but firm; wheat in good mini red, at Friday's full rates; white, ld. dearer; maize, 6d. cheaper ; all other articles firm, but not actite. Wcathet fair, but threatening. MINCING-LANN.--(THIS DAY.) ROO AN. A Boating cargo Of fißelleah has been sold for Antwerp at 275. 3d. for No. 10) ; also one of No. 13 for Bristol, the particulars of which are kept secret. Refined is is fair reiFest, at previous prices. CORM—The market is quiet, but steady. TIA continues dull. Rusa—faipuacbesas of towards .1d at Is. RU. to Is. 7d. Itsca.—At auction 2,000 bags Bengal sold at l ls. to 13s. PIPPIJI. —Swaney; has been done in Singapore at 4 pal, 40. Paurr. —New Valencia raishui am selling steadily at 355. BA vresrrxr dull of sale. Corros.-300 bales sold, Madras, at sd. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The usarla is firm. Meru tallow is quoted 61.. ca. sat Obea ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 51s. Gd. ; llept., 51s. &L ; Oct. to Dec., 51s. 6d to 51s. ttl. ; Dec. Nay, 525. jd. ; Jas. to /larch, 525. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MA.RIEET.—(THIS DAY.) Mean. Devil, and Co. report trade steady, at the fol. lowing prices :—Prime meadow bay, 75a. to &is.; superior ditto. 96e. to Phis. ; inferior do., 60a. to 70s. ; new do., 60s. to 90s. ; clover, old, 955. to iso.. ; ditto tew, Ws. to 100 s. ; straw, 30a. to 36a. Ii I BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. This morning were jawed the Board of Trade returns for the month and seven months ended July 31, 1860. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and seven months including only the " enumerated* articles : For the month. For seven months. 18158 ...... . . R10,310,3:94 1869 1860 Including the " uneuumerated articles," the ag. gregate exports stand thus : For the month. For seven months. 1858 1859 1860 lettierio3.—A petition has, it is said, been Joked against the recent return of Francis Macdonogh, lfor AN B-ISISE FARMER ON THE WEATHER.—" All Essex farmer" writes to the Times :—" f am a large fanner in the county of Essex, and for days and days past I have had the red prospect before me of the destruction of a great portion of my harvest, my hay crop having been already in • great measure destroyed by the wet.. In your . paper of Friday I observe a letter from Rent, Mimed A Country Gentleman,' giving a led account of the harvest prospects in that county, and sweating that a day o hamdia boo and prayer be p2ointed for thepurpose el inducing Almighty God to send us better weather. For some Sundays past f have also observed that our clergyniaa has repeated the prayer appointed to be used in rainy seasons. Now, sir, I may be wrong, but it does appear to me that thew prayers all imply a doubt of the wisdoms and beneficense of Divine Provident*. The present weather appears very disastrous to our limited comply. hensiou ; but surely God knows beet what is good for us ; and if those who have a superfluity will lenda helping hand to those who have not enough, do not let us fear that we shall wear through the present hard times and, by God's providence (as in the case of the Irish potato blight j, find ourselves hereafter all the batter for them.—l remain your obedient servant, AN ESSEX PARSER." Tax WEATHER IN SOOTLAND.--Saturaay and Sunday were on the whole fine days ; rather cloudy and breezy, but no rain worth mentioning fell on either day, and both evenings were calm and cloudless. Though we hear of rain in the south, therefore, we would fain hope, as the barometer is still ruing. that the weather here has at last " taken and that, the forty days of St. Swithia having expirmL we may yet have sufficient drought and sun shine to ripen and allow the harvesting of the ample crops which cover the ground. The completion of the large warehouses and other important works erected by the North.Fastern Rall Company for facilitating and increasing the mat and goods traffic at Tyne Docks was celebrated on Saturday by • dinner, at which appropriate complimentary Breeches were made by the railway official): and reprceeatatii es of the anal trek. MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD ' AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWA - The total expenses of this company'a railways, including rents, tolls, duty, he., from July 1 to August 19, 1860, amounted to 44,481/., as against 42,7421. for 'the cor responding period of 1869. The proportion of the Mouth Junction receipts accruing to this company from July 1 to August 19 amounted to 4,1121., as against 4,0021. fur the oorrespondieg period of 1859, and the expenses to 2,1141. as spinet I,P6M. 'rim Firm Gr.yruntsw.—l fancy that peculiar product of the peat, the fine gentleman, has almost vanished off the face of the earth. and it is disappearing; like the beaver or the Red Indian. We can't have fine gentle men any more, because we can't have the society in whirls they lived. The people will not obey • the pa/setae will not be as obsequious as formerly ; childr en: do not go down on their knees to beg their parents' blessing; chaplains do not say grace and retire before the pudding; servant( do not say your honour and your worship at every moment ; tradesmen do not stand hat in hand as the gentleman passes ; authors do not wait four hours in gentle mee's anterooms with a fulsome dedication. for which they hope to get five guineas from his lordship. In the days when there were fine gentlemen, Mr. Secretary Pits under secretaries did not dare to sit down before him ; but Mr. Pitt, in his turn, went down on his gouty knees to George IL ; and when George 111, spoke a few kind words to him, Lord Chatham burst into tears of reverential joy and grati tude ; so awful was the idea of the menorah, and so gre4 the divtinctione of rank. Fancy Lord John Russell or Lord Palmerston on their knees whilst the sovereign was reeding • despatch, or beginning to cry because Prince Albert said something civil !—Cornhill Maga:. ine for September. Tug OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL..—SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAT.—The Mora left here to-day with the Bombay mail. She took out about 80 passengers, amongst whom were Sir H. Somerset, Major Brown, Captains Mailman, Quin, Widdicomb, and Staines, and Lieutenant Edwards. Amongst her cargo is treasure worth 31,8.. W., of which 30,0007. is in bar gold orll,feB/. in jewellery. watches, &e. The Sultan also left here today with the Peninsular ruaiL She took out about 40 passengers, amongst whom was Baron de Mamarellee. Amongst her cairn were 11,873 sovereigns. CliPtain Pritchard, Conimander Ellis, end Lieut. Jeayea have been appointed Adelictity agents on the Southampton station. CRYSTAL PALACE. —ONE SELLING DAY.- T MON • DAT, Amuse 27.—Admissions on payment.lo,s79 ; ditto by season tickets, 1,021; total visitor; 11,600. MWEROPOLITAN FRES HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE. BQuAßE,Cni.—Thecangate number of pitied* seltirred d ur b ig week August TS was—Madiesilk 945 ; surgical, 438 ; total, 1,1: ;of which 3d? wore ucw oases _~