The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-16 00:00:00

R. LINDSAY, MP., AND THR ADMIRALTY. Mr. Lindoey's pamphlet in reply to the late spook of Sir Charles Wood, is addressed to 8. Kerley, Esq., Ghat/- man of the Administrative Reform Association. Kr. Lind say 'maps his MIS under a variety of heading sash as "Ur. Drammen& and Admiral Berkeley," "The Police Court Case," "Sir C. Wood, the Swarthmore, and other Australis& ships." " Coal Contrasts," ae., the whole re lating to the waded of his business in eonnexion with or independent of the Admiralty. " Whether," he says, " I have en the w►ole blundered or moaned well in liminess is bust slimmed by the simple fact of my position. Dangling may she a Pint Lord of the Admiralty of a man been ameaget the favoured circles and a baronet and a whip, and well allianeed amongst whip lards. bet it can never make either • considerable shipowner or a member of parliament of • cabin. boy." The bon. umber eosoludes his pamphlet by an allusion apparently to eirenmetaisess hitherto nententioned in pulls. 4 . The government," he says, " U they are content to stoop to means, may threaten satires again* me upon mitten which they overlook in others ; they may daisy to pass amounts of ships own my property, or deduct from these merants somata justly due; they may, eve. long before there is any definite prospect of a dissolution, invite seine Motive of a Grey to issue an address to my stemninionta— but they will , by these or any other seams, be able to drive me from a consistent and persevering reform of abuses, and adheresee to the question of administrative reform until it is thoroughly triumphant." It will be seen, by • report elsewhere, that Mr. Lindsay has been assured of the non somplieity of the Government la the electoral opposition re hunt to. THE HOUSE OF COMMONS AND ADMINISTRA TIVE REFORM. The Administrative Reform Association his jest sent to its subscribers a pamphlet entitled " Parliaminstary laeocgr•ities sad Electoral Anomalies, u Affecting the Dopresentetion of the People in House of Commons' divi sions, shown by an Analysis of the Division upon Mr. Via mat Bcully's Motion for Open and Competitive exasaina um" This pamphlet is patronised by the emaciation solely se a sollretien of important facts for the eensideration of the amines. Tho assosistioa "is not to be considered pledged Is its °Makes or political tondos cies " Mr. Leland, the compiler of the pamphlet, dads that of the 269 members who voted 30 were 'Kola* sad that of the aereSsial members, 127 voted for the motion and 112 Nasal it. " The aces ',ileitis having thus," he says, " • majority of 15, the Premier and his 29 callearees, 1a as seek geed taste as good sense, insist upon the conversion of this represoutative majority of 15 into ea official majority of 13, by the addition of t►eir 30 vote. to the 112 of choir sup paten ! They have • nisj 'city of 16' honourable sew ben' is a minority of 1,375,813 tar-payers !—a majority of 16 sagest representatives in a minority of 69,952 ngie tared electors l " Mr. As land winnows the votes In every asesibk way, sad is very emphatic in his animadversions ism Istvan:no 111111ben of the legiektare 'ad in his tresa. mei $ the eosetttnessies of the kingdom. INCOME TAX.-PARLIAMENTARY RETURN. This morning an interesting return was Mined tls the subject of the Income and Property Tax. It appears that in the year ending the 6th April 1866 0 under Schedule D there were 20,544 persons assessed he Great Britain, whose income did not reach 1001. a year, ths total Weems apes which the deity was abused wa s 1,379,1661., and the amount of tax prolnced was 28,7321. ; under Sebedul : E the number was 16,245, the total income 891,6901, and the tax 21,4602 In Ireland the number soder Schedule D was 3,148, the lamas 175,6731., and the tax 4,6212; leader &bouts E 1,695 ewe, 80,1501 Winne, and 1,7791. tax. Abase 1001. and under 1501. a year is Gnat Britain the number under Schedule D was 121,983, the income 12,033,0271., the tax, 282,3691.; %Oki Schedule E, 21,994 eases, 2,418,2261. income, sad 50,6671. tax. In Ireland, under Schedule D, to number was 6,228, income 705,1401., tax 18,1471.; under 1, 906 Nees, income 117,9211, tax 2,6201. Above 1601,, sad ander 2001., under 1), in Great Britain, eases 44,109, Weise 6,900,1521, tax 201,2542; under B, cases 9,698, Income 1,617,0861., tax, 64.2381. Is Ireland, nader D, ONO 2,421, lame 390,2061, tax 11,3811. ; ander 12, cams 409, income 68,8121., tax 20071. Above 3001., and ander 4001, is Great Britain, D, eases 16,534, income 4,939,3574 tax 144,064; B, cases 4,295, income 1,399,0391., tax 40,8101, In Ireland, D, cases 1,152, imams 376,258/, tax 10,9451. ; B, eases 244, income 83,6241., tax 2,4391. 'Above 400/, and under 5001, in Great Britain, D, cues 7,3691., Inc... 3,082,9781, tax 89,9204 ; B, eases 2,0621, income 892,3144 tax 25,9981. In Ireland, D class 659, income 240,9941., tax 7,029; B, eases 93, income 38,7101., tax 1,1291. Above 6001, and and., 6001, in Great Britain, D, eases 6,644, fume 2,898,3441., tax 84,6352; E, cuss 1,066, income 664,974. tax 16,4731. Is Ironed, D, eases 390, income 204,9681., has 6,9781. ; B eases 99, income 47,9661., tax 1,3994 Abel* 6001. sad ander 7001., is Great Britain, D, casts 3,175, 111. came 1.533.7181., tax 66,9851. ; E, cues 594, income 368,8241., Is% 10,7281. Ireland, D, cues 226, income 144,1391, tat 4,2041 ; E, cases 39, income 23,0061., tax 6712. Above 7001. sad under 8001., Great Britain, D, eases 2,067, nuns 1,614,6651, tax 44,1781.; B, eases 422, income 306,3411, tax, 8,9201. Ireland, D, cases 150, income 110,1941., tax 3,2141.; B, eases 32, income 23.7271., tax, 6921. Above 8001 and under 9001, Great Britain, D, cases 1,794, in. come 1,461,6821, tat 42,6321.; Loam 285, income 233,301, tax 6,7871. Ireland, D, eases 137, Income 114,9261, tax 3,3521. ;B, caw 23, income 19,0701., tax 5271. Above 9001 and under 1,0001., Great Britain, D, cases 805, income 747,4311., tax 21,8001.; E, cases 193, income 178,6301., tax 6,2141. Ireland, D, eases 68, income 455,6911., tax 1,8701. ; B, cues 21, income 19,3381., tax 5642 Above 1,0001. and under 2,0004 Great Britain, D, eases 5,350, income 6,906,4682, tan 201,4091. ; B, cases 1,216, income 1.121,6681, tax 41,4171. Ireland, D, eases 344, income 466,6911, tax 13,2211. Above 2,0001. sod under 3,0001, Gnat Britain, D, eases 1,563, insane 3,595,0021., tax 101,8641 ; B, eases 149, income 334,1191, tax 9,7391 ; Ireland, 1), eases 81, income 191,3481, tax 6,5811.; E, uses 18, income 42,8921, tax 1,2611. Above 3,0001. and seder 4,0001, Great Britain, D, cases 827, Meuse 2,701,9051., tax 78,805/ ; B, casts 42, income 136,8661, tea 3 9021. 'edited, D, cues 41, Income 141.2671., tax 4,1201.; B, ewe 14, income 49,3051., tax 1,4381. Above 4,0001. and under 5 0004 Great Britain, D, ewe 418, ta mes 1,799,4764 tax 62.1561. ; B, cues 26, leeome 111,3994, tax 3,2401. Ireland, D, um 26, income 115,4061, ten 3,3661 ; B, awe 4, income 17,8301, tax 6201. Above 5,00 K and under 10,0001, Great Britain, D, cases 736; issue 4,896,2981., tax 142,8091. ; B, eases (5,0101. and upward* 63, income 439,6011, tax 12,81.21 Ireland, D, cases BP. num, 206,1951, tax 6,0141; B. caws (5,00014 end tinwares) 3, income 33.0531., tax 9611. Above 10,0001. sal under 60,0001, Great Britain, D, cases 435, WOOS. 7,601 8221, tax 221,7201. Ireland, I), eases 22, Weems 362,1601, tix 10,563/. There were 39 cases is Great Bei. tan, under Schedule D, of incomes at 50,000/. a year and upwards, bat nose of that amount in Ireland. The 39 eases represented 3,196,6091., and produced as tax 93,2341. The total lumber of cuss under Schedule D was 286,796 in Great Britain, arid 16.686 In Inland; ender B, 69,688 is Great Britain, and 4,127 in Ireland. The total net amount of property and income-Us paid by Great Britain, in the year ending April 6, 1854, was 6,439,1421.; Ireland paid 662,0071. POOR RELIEF IN 1854 AND 1855. This warping parlisesestary returns hive been showing the smosat of mousy ospulded for is maintenance and out-door relief is Unions, &e., wider the Poor•Iao Amendment Act, is Bpsland and Wales, is the half yeses elided at Lady-day, 1834, and Lady-day, 1853, respectively; showing also the somber of yelpers of all glares is neeipt of relief on the let day of July, 1864, and the Ist day of lily, 1835; the ■umber of adult able-bodkd paupers ressipt of relief ea the Ist of July, 1864, sad the let efloly, 1855; and also the Games of gelid epos which the adult able-bodled were relieved. It appears diet in the 623 seism la Zegisad sad Weise, 1,920,8931. we. :eipmaded ter in-sealet.eanee 'ad est•relief is the tuition: aided Ledrday, '54; .ad 3,033,2811/. la the belt yeen sided Ltdrday, '66; the increase Wag 112,390 L, cc 5 8 per ant. I. the lame anion., 796.041 pampa, were recetvlag relief sa the Ist .f Isiy. '66, sad 8 10 , 868 ea the Ist of Jely,'66 ; beteg aa \mese. of 11,812 im the amber efprispers relieved. The total number of admit ahle4mmlied relieved, i.-doss sad •.doss, NNW.* et ',greets, was, th. dere, 126,267 rot ea dm d.q /art nisatissol 132,00, being is tureen of 6,732, or 5.4 Per oat. Of thus stab, 43,3111.. t low, sag 61,361 Ms yam, Tors widener. Ths woos of soldiers, salon, or MM rinse, relieved se the Ist of Jety, '3l, Irmo 1,266; sad • Lt Jab, '66, 2" LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. SHERIFFS' COURT. 1117012 SONOMA 'WIT. NIL STRING V. THE NORTH WESTERN SAILTILT COILTANT.- This was an action to recover damages coouloned by the negligence of the defendants to consequence of the delay in the delivery of a quantity of cochineal aceordiag to plaintirs I order. It was whetted that on the 7th of April last plaintiff forwarded 6 bap of cochineal to Liverpool foe shipment to Al=TiCta, bat it was not delivered until the 22nd of that month, when there bad been a great fall in the market, sad the plaintiff now claimed 261. I 36 . Giffard, for defendant., contended, on the authority of a cape, " Hadley v. Hazendele," reported is the last volume of the Lao Journal, that a carrier wee only liable for the ordinary and natural eenseqteneee of delay, such es a deterioration of the article itself. liis Rower said in this OW the article was depreciated in vales. Mr. Giffard urged that this war an extraordinary eons,- queues depending on the markets, by which detendents ought sot te be bound. His Ewer, however, held that the fluctuations of the markets was well known, and most have bean in the ma. impieties of both parties. fa the ease of Hadley, the do. fondant maid not ham foreseen the consequent. which sposially attested the *Motif,. Plaintiff was therefore Willed to the =aunt claimed. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. The Lord Mayor, upon taking the chair, laid that in con sequence et the immense number of *palliation to him oomplaining of the condition of the Thames, more particu larly ea account of the representations made by Sir John Rennie sad Mr. Dover, he thought it seatieery to State that he genii call s meeting at the Mansion-house, to take this important 'object into consideration. SOUTHWARK. ROBBING A BROTHS& Chaska Loans, a young lad, about 14 yean of ago, was brought before Mr. Combo, charged with stealing a silver watch and chain, the property of his brother, Bdwia Lswin. The prosecutor, a rnpectable•looking young man, said ha was clerk to a foreign wool merchaat is the Borough, and resided with his parents. His brother (the prisoner) also lived there, but was a wry bad lad. Oa &maw morning, at an early boar, he shammied from the house, when wit ness Rinsed his watch and chain from his bedrooms. Heger. informatics to the polies, and lest night his brother was openhanded, whoa the watch was traced to a home at Dookbead, where the prisoner had dispowd of it. Mr. Combo—Does your brother follow say occupation? Prosecutor—Yes, sir. He is employed at a public-bow. Mr. Combo—ln what capacity ? Proseestor—M potboy. Mr. Corabo—That is not a very proper situation for him, as there are ea many inducomata to associate with bad characters. Prosecutor—He bas bad very good situatioss, and if his eoudueted himself properly, be might him. bees is a vita-- Moe equally respectable as say ow., but he is a wary bad lad. Mr. Combo—Has he ever robbed you before? Prosecutor—Yes, sir. A few weeks ago be broke open my box awl stole too sbilliags which I had saved. Mr. Combo—Do you wish to prosseuto him ? I _ Praessster—Oh no, sir. I should not like to prosecute liim—be is my brother—but I should like you to give him some punishment which might have a tendency to reform Mat from his evil ways. Mr. Combo, to the prisoner —What hare you to say in answer to the charge ? You see how kind your brother is ; hit does set wish to preemmte you. Prisosor, attempting to cry—l don't know, sir. I did steal the watch, and I ean't tell what made me do it. Mr. Combo—Bat you likewise broke open your brother's box, sad stole tin shillings he had sarml. What hare you to sly to that ? Prisoner—Nothing at all, sir. _ _ _ _ Mr. Clembe—l am' afraid you are a regular thief, and I shall commit you to prison for one month, end order you to be °see privately whipped. I hops that will be of ionise to you, and when you come oat of prises be more honest. 1011111111 T AT • Jones &modem a lad about It was sharga with having in his pommies four pain of boots. stolen tear the shop of lir. Junes Baran, bootaakee, Great Charlotte-street, The prisoner was stopped with a basket on his shoulder by a constable, who owned it, and found it to contain four pairs of boots. The onion ascertained they had been stolen from the shop of Mr. Barnes, whose apprsatiss identified thorn. Kr. Comb. ranandul biro until Saturday for further evidence. THE LAND A poor woman, who gave her name Elisabeth &maw, and who had an infant in her arms, applied to Mr. Coale for relief. From the woman's statement, it appeared that her hus band had Joiaed the Land Transport Corps, and sines he had left the couatry, sow 12 weeks sinew, she had received no money, sad had consequeetly been In the greatest distres., herself sad child being is a starving state. Application had been kindly made by Mr. Merest, one of the ashen of the court, to the Secretary of the Central Anewfatten for the Relief of the Wives of Soldiers and Sailors esgaged is the War, bet the application wee refused in conseqnsuce of the man being neither a soldier nor a sailor. She now applied to the magistrate: for a little to 'sable her to make a respectable appearance, and to go home to her husband's relations, who resided at Stroud water, in Gloucestershire, and who were fully able to give her a home. If they refused, her intention wu to gelato the workhouse. Her wearing apparel wu kept by a poor widow living in Bermondsey, for a trifle she owed kw, hot ehe had no doubt but that she would be enabled to *beats it. Mr. Colin said that he would grant her the mosey to snags her to go home, when he trusted that her husband's relations would do something for Isar and her infant. The applicant thanked the utopia:ate and retired. A MOIST MILITIAMAN. Assess Eihwerd Smith, a private I. the East Middlesex Militia, was brought up in the custody gibe police, charged with violently assaulting Mr. Nathan Meyer, licensed victualler, and proprietor of the Rising San publiohouse, in the New•road, with mashie' the pollee, and otherwise meatier a riot in the street. Mr. Nathan Meyer stated that be was the landlord of the Rising San. He said that the prisoner, in enema, with his sergeant, entered the house about eight o'clock last evening, and was served with a pot of ale is the perkier. They conducted themselves very well, and the sergeant went away. The prisoner shortly afterwards bosuns very outrageous, and interfered with the business so much that witness tried to get him out. He answered by stripping himself for a fight, and challenged several customers for a "go in." This not being attended to, he was becoming more violent, when Mr. Meyer was obliged to call is the aid of the police, and the prisoner was removed in custody. Police , constable 358 8 proved taking the prisoner into custody, with the aid of other constables. When they got into the street, the brave soldier very soon attracted a crowd. As he was passing through Bonsentows, he called out that he had just Malawi from the Crimes, when be had been " fighting glorious battles, and would they permit a man to be taken away to a vile prison for deehring that be had been spilling his blood for his eouatry." There were several hundred ponces pelmet, and the mob attempted a nesse several thaw Th e rheum a loutish looking tams, who was reeognised u not baring been Ices separated from the ustor-monger's barrow, said that be wu is liquor, and ha kaew nothing abut it. The magistrate said that his aoudad bad Dm very had iadood ; sad, is order that he might prepare for the Crises, M shosld be fined les , or seven days• isprissurasat, when it was hoped that abide bread sad wale: would boot genies to Wm. The prisoner wee then rimmed. MARLBOROUGH-naI:RT. ANOII2III C 111113•1 110L111111 nr TROUBTA A tall, poserfally-mds mood Anew Jfarrav, a IseMassa armed is phis siothes, woo shsrged with , bides thead drab sad isoapstdo is the street. The sharp Davies bess proved. sad sot babas iseist by tie soused. 11s. Diglim ordered leie to pay the mai Ms of 6,. to the slew seasid said he tired that Ids wadi, woald ever- THE EXPRESS, task the data this time, ohasrdag that ha bed ISM MI6 geniis for his twastry. (Rs showed fear modals, ass M whisk was for barrios ist the Crises, with two shops.) Mr. Bingham—That will to ; ge shoot year buslassi. Tits prisoner thou left the bar. ROBBIBRY AT ♦ COMB- EOlllllll. Richard Herbert and Arthur Townsend, yosag saes, very respectably dressed, were charged with stealing a shawl and coat and Wee aprons, the property of William YOUOgs No. 10, Beran'e-eourt, Tetteshm-emert.road. The presentee said that about olives o'clock the pre vious analog the prisoners applied for a lodging, with which they were provided. The seat (that) morning about sight o'clock his wife west up stabs sad saw them at her bed-room door with their shoes of, sad oar of them had a bundle under his arm. In consequate of what his wife had stated he proceeded to the priesser's room, and found the above property in their pomades. 1 1 The articles were produced. Ths Inspector stated that there had been several robberies at coffse.houses lately, sad he thought that U the prisoners were remanded there would be other charges against them. The primers were remanded for a week. WOREIRIP.STBERT. 1 - 7•TiGeli aft es ha... g e ried vid Bawls ........ Cbissir sal isipmemel Ow% QM Ilesisa..... Deli ad alba Jess DINL•PAII.. ma aberd.l 1 lias mt ess I aft AU IQli.r.: Orb Samsra WEN eliii .. C.: &MINN I, Do. (Ms IL 11. ar e.. .-.da I IlastLamildre . nimbus! r I ellallersa aid Jaws Wood, a hardened-looking lad, 'beat 16 years of age, was charged under rather peculiar clre•mstanw, with haviag stolen a horse and spring tart, the property of Simon Clarke, a drover, at Totteaham. It appeared, from the evidence of the prosseator's wife, that on the previous morning, her brother, who resided Ia bee house, had made all the necessary arrangement' for a travelling eacureion, but on proceeding to the stable at the rear of the premises, he discovered that it had bees catered by thieve, who had stolen the hors*, cart, and harness. Not having been at all disturbed daring the night, although the stables had been left under the 'soldiership of a formidable mastiff, it appeared manifest that the rob bery had been 'Mated by some one who had costrived to establish amicable feistiests with the animal, and her ens pieioas at ones attached to the prisoner, who had bees seen foe some weeks insides about the neighbourhood without any visible mesas of subsistence. The witness lost no time in starting to town, but on arriving at Hackney she diverged from the direct road to moult with some friends close to the London Fields, and while seated at their window her at teatin was suddenly attracted to a hone and cart, which she reeognised as her husband's, drawn up in front of a green grocer's shop on the opposite side of the street. Witness immediately ran over to claim the property, and discovered the prisoner engaged in a negotiation with the owner of the shop, to whom, as she subsequently ascertained, he had offered to mil the whole of it as it stood for 61., alleging that it belonged to his father. The moment she entered the place the prisoner mad* a rapid " bolt " to the door, but she having raised a cry of " Stop thief!" he was intercepted outside, and handed over to a poltroon.. Polies Constable N 223, stated that on taking him into custody, the prisoner at first stoutly pretested that the horse and cart really belonged to his father, who had directed him to dispose of them to the best advantage, but on their way to the station he admitted having purloined them from the prosecutor's stable, and said that if he h►d failed to barter them on the road, it was his intentiea to try hie chance to SpiAllields market, where he would be sure to meet with • customer. The officer added that the prisoner had been several times in custody upon similar charges, and in the autumn of last year he we committed from this court for stealing a farmer's waggon, with a load of hey, and a team of horses, for which he was convicted at the Middle sex Sessions, and sentenced to sin months' imprisonment. The prisoner, who declined offering any defence, was fully committed for trial. . Do. D. was at. Drall.isd Wild I Unlit Watura Do. firagiefdley LEMISIMIP gal OEM Do. De. lbw Tlatis — :, _ . it.llii ►os $ r 50 alll lei :amis. Na Do. am. sod Derby Ditto !I/Witham!. I Re;;;;tis—sad—Opiiir- 1 iiii;r7;l7d7,AnlMllaV.7.l De. Nat Northern Cloastaso North British ... Nona Devaa b lo ;7 l 44 .—. Da. • Da. B Olaraa K. liaaters—Bet mot Da latraike_ Da. G.N.I. Pus Do. brala Da. Tat . Ifflortriasacti:7 ; vi Do. Nov 11L -- 174 Nana waisteafte........ VI Noe* *atm all Nor* li IlulliWal. Ism leo Ws% 10 11l Onosi ............ WO 1101116 Mewl 40 fonwolisly 400 amplimo Delo owl a............ 1 all weft Dom ISO GREENWICH. ROBBING • (14111DSN:.• HELY! PEWLTY. John Griffin, 20 peen of age, a oosternioager, was brought before Mr. Sacker charged with stealing a barrow full of fruit, value 305., from the garden of Mr. Gale, an extensive market gardener, of Blue Anchor.road, Bermondsey. It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner was ob served passing down Blue Anchor road at about 11 o'clock lest night with an empty barrow, and at about two in the morning, he was again seas returning with the barrow laden with beautiful fruit, consisting of Ditch codling apples, and Jargonelle peen. There wee in quantity about 3 bushels. The meltable, believing it was not all right, questioned the W einer, who said he had bought these. Net feeling whiled, however, he took him to the station ; and in consequence of complaints hitherto made by Mr. Gale of having been repestedly robbed, and only, too, the night before, he went there, and found the tree, bore evidence of having been recently stripped, and the masks of the borrow directly under them. The barrow, it appeared, had also been stolen, but the owner was unwilling to appear. The Worm, on being asked what he had to say to the charge, saki He'd nothing to say." The Magistrate said it was a very aggravated case, and he @braid therefore indict the full penalty allowed by law— namely, six months' imprisonment, with hard labour. s' ill 3 11 sill s an! to _I 16.110 i 6 all si. k iuo n.~t7 . eo 100 e y~ Mown Itlooth doe* Yarkstuk *winos sad Ds !fob 4-11-19i11-. W;o ioii7ABO—Amp l ofteliol West Oommooll oisoe LoorliCiostal Do. A. no.oosiv.tllll7 Do. B. I mot. rid to B De. No. 7 Far Ot. &Ind k Exeter 4p.stat. I Ogarkelsa, Ale .... -.— Ceateritliel7.owr p.e 'Dark ked Buda, Pertls,3 Abet Jam. Seat Amelia Choi • Mt— Do. do. Class 3, 6 par Ct. Itast.Cos.Ezta.,ll s.,No 1 DM* do. p Ito. $ De. New 6 par Oat. Stoat 3mat.trake. PAX Iktio..Perth. 4 pet anal Northam II papOnot 00.6 p.01.ted.4110p.41.pm Do. 411 per mat. e. ' Duip.otatarad.atip.ctpi Ot. N. Boat end, lot Pref. o.Wa.t.l3kEltlaastaez ape Do. 3 p.a. radeem.Prat. Dmeamknidamm•4lp.e Do. conv.l3 redimo.4pe. Ditto irrekemabis 4 p. et. Pm. Llira. Prat. 304144 Do. Chows PreL Bh. Sp.& Do. do. do. 3 p.o. Do. Biros. Ons. Mask Da. (been Osa. Miami Do. do. do. Do. do. do. Imainklielb Yorke. F Ottis i tEetit. Stock Loa.* t. 0.5 MDI Os& 3p Ct. Lea.k.913W44.tCup.11011,4 SERVING ox JITRIIB.—Thin day the annual jury papers are in coarse of delivery at every occupied houe in the Kingdom, to be filled up by the tenants, and those claiming to be exempted either from over age or other wise. By being properly attended to by the occupiers, de., a great deal of trouble would be saved to those entitled to exemyrion u well ae the Clerks of the Pesos at the Criminal Court and fieseions foe the Curative. In the course of next month these jury lists will be prepared by the overseers of each parish, sad exhibited at the doors of every church and chapel. Persons whose names are improperly inserted can have them struck out at Petty 80/slots. St'DDEN DEATH OP A MUSICIAN.—COIIONEE'S Inucur.—(Tura DAY )—Mr. W. Baker, jun., held an fuggiest this morning at the Rupert Arms Tavern, Pompon street, Kingsland-road, on the body of Charles Walker, aged 61 years. The doomed wu a musician, employed at the eut end theatres, and bad been a hard drinker. On Toes day night deceased retired to rest as usual, and yesterday morning he was found dead In bed. Mr. Lloyd, surgeon, of Shoreditch, was called, and pronounced life to have been extinct two or three hours, from an attack of apoplexy. Verdict, "Died by the visitation of God." A MAN WORRIED BT 1119 HORSE.—This morn ing, John Babbsge, aged 87 years, in the employment of Mr. Henry Hatable, Star livery-cables, Biaakmsn•strset, 13.mough, went as usual to groom a hone in the stable., when the animal seized him by the arm, and began to worry him. His aim brought assistance, and with &M -salty he was rescued and taken to Guy's Hospital. Strange to say the animal dropped down dead before his victim left the etable•yard. It is "apposed the bores we bitten by a dog in the street a short time ago, and died from hydropho bia. The animal was taken to Mr. Winkley, Green-street, Blackfriare, when a poet mortem examination will be made. li 1 ii If I 14 to; ml FOREIGN Ri lantwerp and Rottetdantl nelgtan Lateen Junatioc &Mena to Orainemas 6;76 I VARtalvi 'moo Do. Now .....—...1 Cos 10 Do. 17ctilo7 all 4 1 10011da,p.57 amain ali Do. do 69 ; lab sho 174 o.Trank of duds Mom all Do.lt low. kAt Inn 70 Do. Cart. of Rebeetaloo A letter from Rome says that the Duke of Nor-1 thonsbarlaad has spent an esonnous sem of mosey in the purchase of a mull quantity of pictures. Is ese of these the figures are painted by Glen Bellini, and the landscape by Titian. The government, forgraatiag the requisite per mission to leave the eowatry, have made, It is said, nearly u good a thing of it as this Cansnocini family, who sold it. . . . 1 I iii I I i 8 I !Al A . ; at The (lelie - Jaen Examiner states that the well know. nursery grounds of Mr. heap, in that town, have sustained by the late (hods a damage to stock alone to the amount of 8001. A subscription in hie behalf is in pro gress. Additional contracts have been taken for the erec tion of 103 hats, including catholic end protestant churches and schools, at the amp at Durresh. Plans and draw , inge have also been prepared for 'Jetting the comp with gm. At the meeting of the Edinburgh Town Council on Tuesday, a letter was read from Professor Alison to the effect that the sweet his health eomoelled him to ask to be relieved from the chair of Practical Medicine in the Dui yenity, and expressing his grateful sense of the proposal made by Bailie Morrison to appoint him ~Mee Professor, and to recommend the Senatur Acadonticus to make him • retiring allowance. It was unanimously agreed to accept of Dr. Alison's resignation, expressing their sympathy and regret on the ocessins, to appoint him Emeritus Professor, and to remit to the College committee to brio, the recom mendation as to the retiring allowance seder the notice of the Sonatas Aeademicus. It was also agreed to fill up the vacancy in the *hair of Medicine on the ant Tuesday of October—the vacancy to be advertised as is usual.—ln hie letter of resignation, Professor Alison says that the:attack of his complaint by whisk be was confined to the house all last week was the most severe of any he has suffered daring the la , t dila years. EXTRAORDINARY AND FATAL ACCIDENT ON WEST MINIMA satzsea—Yesterday aftermoon, as some men em re74l en the works at Westminster-bridge were railing a will sae of the travelling purabases, the Palen erL iiS mediae bake, and the weight being throws mdfralL o ta sate broke them is mansion, surging semi whs ebb fserfel rapidity. One of the hoe uses % Ghent a quarter et a pound in weight, powerfully by watrifestal fovea, streak a passerby and drove Beis tiY dent was taken bleeding to Westmiestor Her Ohl, bet es seas as his body was deposited there the aw oke* preareased ills artless. The ewes of the deemed is. • Willem Cake, sad his rublease, 6, Maidtarbaa I 1 4 I al; lariat Ceotnd Frame Goat Jodi= Notatula Do. liovrOua.s pot oust Do. liztens. do. Lit.LozemboWDZai Oc. West, Cando. Skorof D0.86.,pay 57, opt. till SS Do. do. 62, do, 66, Do. do, 76, do. 60 kla D iellk o. dosodToro . 73,withotop la oo • • Do. • per Ont. ! ,7 " . . .°4 9.""a i;~.~. p ? .16 , ; ~x~.ia~~s:; DO. I - 4 !lamas& Ire (whit fat) Dathora a/ Dana ..—. DIM 101. sum (lata Clealaral a Bra Pr Pre. Pais sal Lam Para salOriami Pads mil Dam Pork Om% Clarboarg lima ad Rano ..... admit Dania Lord Swab „. Um Do. Olbiaatkel. bra aad Nam_ I "liZig.ir iiii. Frei's: ospkte _ Wet !loaders , . Do. ?4 par OloCralasa. !eter!' al Than THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1855. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.oes. The railway alum market today is generally firm, and in some aims better. Lancashire and York shire stook has advarmed to IA to ; Caledonians, to fill to ; and Great Northern, to 22j to ##, Great Westerns stock is lower, at 661 to f • London and North-Western is quoted 96f to 971 ex di,. ; and Sonth-Eastern, 18& to f. French lines are steady. Northern are better, at 371 is I. Canadian shares are rising. - 011DINARI HEAR= AND III 0131; --"----, 14 U i. g as 4114 01 111 1111* en 10 601 11 II 10 34 db. 14 11 14 111 111 II ii 19 t :isi i 71 It 09 05 U 70 117 110 toll 3tt IS U 70 75 - i il pa 7 II en en $3l a II ___ 10 6 Ni iii i dis dim I 01 m l S 7 St 7 6 4k 4 5 . 5 . 1 11 44 41 44 •dl "ii if 80 U IS 31 711 SI f-14 7 da $1 If 14 " 49 64! 12 ii_ $0 6 6k Es 1:6 rtz 1 6f 1 f , r llli 90 Sej "7' 10i Seleiil 01 i eat 71 fief fl 61 z d 1 lie iii 12 74 "i fon II 41 5 55 205 515 II to n In i z d ?II i 1 - i $ 2 die $ 3 Pir i Poi 91 11 w 101 $ 4 O le 1 1t pa 1 I . 13i 1 SO II 119 111 la ill 100 *O7 6 61 1001 101 96 96 9$ 87 87 59 10 11 101 17* 74 76101. 191 it 4 411 16 104 I 3 14i 13$ elfs Se Pa 111 13# I Pm - - 116 Ile 97 9) VW' 10S 105 115 97 N 0 i las 106 110 i n , 1, 1 , 10/ 103timig 16 16j: I C. ILWATS. 116 106 26 1 &s 2 12 Ms 6 2 pa a t 0 ,6 2 P l ll 11l 11 pa 211 21 n 3 as 4 8 1 i car 174 16 64 66 94t 954 41 p it l Pm St I Plin se 2 Si IN 24 100 102 112 111 114 111 1074 1044 23i 24 114 116 7 4 li 64, 61 z In 1114 10 If 11 pa II - - Ito Is In i i se ss s e 37 111 111 9 411 49 49 51 50 52 i tt i ti dis 9 1 gi it !Pm 1 13 f k pa I $ 19 HI 24 4 I AIDIRICAN 11.6.1LDA1176. 1111aols Oral:al p. out.. ... 1673 Do. I mod. 1117 714 I pot ow art lrtoo Urn 1•66 14 63 Maim Comed, oco read. ... 117 96 N. 17.0670016 por (16alasen WU 5$ 63 New To7kltErie 7p. out. ois. 1113 De. do. ds. 117 Do. as. ird 60 20 Do is Wigl 1 ... 1173 61 0$ Mom" Pea7p,ayouabonllo.ll7s 67 66 CAN owl Ilisholgol MUM. Imes lr Do. igl do Do. In 62 Do. do. lid IN .. 66 175 MD. awl Dialacip. a. Do. lal MUM. 6 par 6111‘... 19i 99 $7 I 44 46 lie 141 61 30 31. lu.A - il7ii ' ow wie i W ~~.ke Laabassi . Pa l WieWie.Cb ws was. Ma Da.41116...11aw13. Do. Laidos i rr a coutt Wool Do. PO Do. Lll_ _ _ 7 . oo;r:Tai - . LaDdaederrylasaYk4 Ik MAn.S4cLaUsati ow W. Do. SS l p C k Outtsle, et. Midland ei p.et. Pref. stock Do. Pref. 44 per et. Ma CS Pref.iporr ant !tortoni Debeetures.......„ On. Pref. 4 par st.et. Korth British Do. do. do. Do. Undo' p. o. No. Do. Do. Qom,. 11146 Do. York 11 lid Push Ito* Illodordotdro 021.WoroatwoUSI.6p.o dostddiCsocral Now h dm& DIM flood ai das jor" . = ;610*(isoL•dlAd Psi mrsir Sea* Wose goa. 4i port SiToituldniperaft.Osar 111 II t Transferable by 1 22,50 0 0 SO, SO 40. II 20 UN 110 AIN 10 1 N UN NO 23,000 N 10.000 IS 20,000 80 00,00/ 0 30,000 114 10,00 IN 22 . 0 111. 12 2 0 . 2 0 NA/ 23 NAN 100 50,000 3 12,04 IS 82,000 13 8,000 00,00 80 Al~tl►~el~l, IFbre — igi - Zl — =kiAki I Lel•Al I.L.AskSich. 1 6$ 68 i di/ 1 Pr 6 dim per 9 II pm rsierreisl of Undo Cie.SEMA Ause.Chart. Limas 17i 17 5 6 pm In 20 Vie Se dim DIM Saw Lonlan and County Wake Joint Stack Wolin • Weitzel:ate& Sat M►. of England Dn. New !rational of Ireland NWITS7uili Cialera Orientikok e Le r t e Pweinetal of Royal Australian Bank. log and °elf Imp.Co &KIM Auatralia Union of Mantas D 3. New Union of London 20,(00 IS 60,000:: 10 1 15,000 10 I • 30 1 30,004 al 4,915! 100 ! B t. 200,000. 5 1 30,000 i I 130,000! 4I 60,000: 701 23,0001 IS 1 20,000 IS 60,000; 2 6 44 13,040, 6 30,0001 10 Australian AgrkulturaLl Australian Royal Mail Berlin Waterworks British American Land Brut Man.& Red. Co. mos DelSpc44.'2;l.lll Jul, mid Palms . Crystal Palm al France. Zaatans Masa - Mini Magma Orassal kw. Ilavisatlca Geared &&Elata lag W Elms. ken atom Collar 20,000 lU ochoon Komi 10 75,0001 2 185,676 1 1 26,00 C 20 60,000 1 I 120,0101 , 110,000 30 20,060 50 50,000 2 14,640 100 100,000 1 100,000 1 11,200 25 73,000 1 73,006 1 23,000 20 10,000, 100 i iimuierisima Mak= & R AnserLoan Narked Paialltin. Fuel Netirebiado Land N.& Waal 000 l & Inter Means Plorigarion Co. Korth Brit. nutitralortan 'North of Europe elem Oriental Gaa .... PrellUrerLandSiil /nerd Penin. & Oriental suam !Portland Iron Company [anal Mall Stearn Scottish Attior. larestm 'loath AWL''Mitt !mid . iatmearloo Tetra. scrip.. Do. Do. Ree.ter. d TraatsYan Ditone Last n e 'B Ll4l ° 1 . ffi Gd - 4' all all all I 211 i 12e 19i TRAFFIC RETURNS. RAILWATS. Miles Pas- Mee- Total, Total open. swam chaudire. 1866. 1864. Walt ending tugurt £ Marla Antonia (Florence to— — 5.e2 286 reek ending Avg. 4. Aberdeen .......... . 72 2,211 1,864 4.076 3,846 Great North o 6 Bootlead 4O 660 310 690 Edlaburgh end Illhogow Week oodles Augnet 6 Great Northern. ISI 11,451 11,650 22.811 11,112 Oakeloalerr INII 6.345 a 464 12.811 11,104 Week ending August U. timbre and Mean ..... 174 1,701 1.375 855 Cork sad Baadon. SO 152 61 213 204 MOM and Ballymena . 610 308 878 8641 Weak ending Aug. 12. Obotar 4.157 2,017 6,622 4446 Neet laasohlre . Imaeraiire sad Yorlahlre 374 =529 21.6171 Lembo aia4 South We tar... 14,2'6 1.813 18,083 Looks gni North We.torn 6531 36.623 27,727 0 1 . 060 63 . 822 Nerrport. Abergavenny, and Ilasobaatar. IA Meld, and Up. 1718 3,677 4,631 8,508 9.441 ...... Mao:hamar, south Junct.tn, Groot Western &dim: and County Down 742 7t2 3° 1 2 6 ' 27.344 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLool, There are still scarcely any transactions in the Australian and Californian gold mining shares. Agna Fria shares are quoted 7-16 to 9-16. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 291 to 30;; Peel River 2 9-16 to 2 11-16; and North Bri tish Australasian, 0-16 to 3-16 dia. Pootgiband shares have been dealt in at 14; ; and imperial Brazilian at 2!. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Alfred Consols, 131, 14, 11/, 12, 111 ; Collseombe, 40 ; East Boller, 81 ; East Tonras, 25; Header, 6; North Bunt, 30, '291. }, 291, 31, ex die. ; North Crotty, 101; Bnrtridge Consols, 4 15 IG, 51, 41, 15.16; Tamar Consols, 21-18, I ; Tinaroft, 3; Tresiareah, 11; l e Canaan, 162} ; Wheal Grenville, 3; Wheel Wray, 8, 81. Foreign : Fors Bowen, 30.; Chum 11.. Bd, 124.6 d. Weals() hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz. : North Basset, 291. 1, ex die. ; Alfred Consols, 12, 1 ; Tamar Consols, 21; ilart•idge Consols, 41,1; Wheal Zion, 100,000 1 Aiwa 1 7 r1a.. ... all f 4 60,000 1 tnaglo Azazlrshea Oddi all - - 160,060 10a. +Am% Oallkenkin ail 1, 36, 20 4,testionow 72,000 1 Batien(OnadDorlel tl I 4 %coo SO +Blennwe Iran k Coal, all 6 7 10,00 e SO +MN& h ll4 ili 54 10,000 U IBraz.lwp.(lenaL3l.pre 40 2 3 11,000 30 Do.Coeue 12 Culabe. all 34 41 11,000 20 Do. Khan Del 100 1 13 27 28 210,000 1 Owns% 60,000 1 4431nee.1118.0204tw0 1 ' 'll i 59 4 6 1 Pr o 12,00 t 40 00 .0 0= . 100,000 6 f lil l 19 4 21 4 330,000 St. 40apw Miners of Fit. all 32 35 8,000 13 tDo./Yer. 74 per Cent. all 1 di al par 70,000 6 i EnsiciastrananOopeer all 11 2 1 23,000 2 +Scrams 100,000 1 McMillin:ft Vein Reg. .11 20,000 20 all 1 11 11,000 41 Gnatlgooth -.. 26,000 5 GM Wheal Vor Unita all 14 Co di 60,000 1 Liberty all 1 10,000 3 tlinaras ...... ell 81 5,000 - Do. 8.....„ 10,001 6 +LustUnizn....... 1 1 lfr 100,815 1 Olarlqulto 00,000 1 New Granada ..' .... 200,000 1 NOUTltili Ponds all 10,000 10 Pante:wed eliber Lead all 13 14 1 1 100,060 5 Pon Philip• .... ...... . 1 80,000 1 Quartz Rock . ....... , all 19,000 30 411byrney Iron ......... all 19 21 10,000 15 +Do. New ... ... all I 4 7,000 II Sentleso d& Cute l2 ll 3 50,000 1 +South Aortralien 50,000 1 Do Scrip .. .. 6, .. , 10 Tin Croft -.... . ..... 43,174 28.2.81 411zited U . ezican , .11 3 04 70,000 1 Waller all 1 5 100, . . 1 Wass Narlocea - ... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Stroan.—The public sale of 500 casks Porto Rico went off stesaily at full prices, 35,. 6d. to 41e. The refiiied market steady, brown lumps, 475. to 47a. 61. ; grocery, 48s. to 625. CO7PlB.—This article has sold heavily la the public sale of 3.50 casks plantation, and the finer sorts sold at a sheds decline. Tna.—The market is steady, but not active. SALT 22222 .—Ther• is an improved demand, and the article has an upward tendency. It is reported that 381. Bd. has been paid for refraction 2 to 4. Rica is in limited demand. Rl:N.—Good Da has sold at 2e. 85. Corrore.—h very large demand sprung up late yesterday, and 3,000 bales sold at id. to Id. advance on last week' prices. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet, with little bwdoese doing. Town Tallow is quoted 64i . nett cub ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 65a. 6d. ; October to December, 66i., tellers. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply larger, trade without alteration. Prise meadow hay. 106.. to 112 a. 6d. ; sups. riot, 117 s. 6d. to 1261. ; inferior, 751. to 85a.; new, HOG. to 1205.; rouse. 755. 955. clover, old, 1004. to 1350.; second cut, 951. ,to to 1265. ; ; new, 105 s. to 1265. ; straw, 25r. to 28a. A quantity of splendid fruit has been despatched to the imperial palaces in Paris and its vicinity from South aniptoe, cue Havre, for the use of the Emperor of France's illustrious visitors, the Queen of England, the Prince Con sort, sod snits. ACTS Or PARLIAMENT PASSED IN THE LATE Seniors —The number of public acts passed in the late session was 134, and of locals set 198 THE LIQUOR LAW IN CONNECTICUT.—The 'New Haven Palladium, of July 27, says:—" Probably there is more intoziestiog liquor retailed in Hartford st this time t'an ever before, and evidently there is more drunkenness A stringent law will not make men moral or temperate. The liquor generally used at this time is said to be a very deli terioas ankle, and is doing mach balm. A labourer re 'narked the present week to one of our merchants %bat he knew of twenty-three ;Pees in one short street were liquors were sold. The town rum agency is also in full blast, deal ing out large quantities. Club-rooms have multiplied to a fearful extent, and hundreds of families in which If qsor was unknown before hermit last now keep a variety, end ask their friends to drink. This one feature alone is claim inadonlable mischief. The fast ias of keeping liquor, upon the family sideboard is fast naming into use, and its evils are as great as these of the rem shop. The liquor law is the meat of that evil." MONEY MARKET-THIS .DAY. Two o'CLoog. Two notices have been sawed in the Stock Ea change to-day intimating the intention of Minim .N. M. Rothschild and Sons, and of Messrs. Palmer, Mackillop, Dent, and Co., severally to receive appli cations from the public for the New Turkish Loan. Messrs. Palmer and Cu. will keep their list open 1 till 12 o'clock on Saturday next, but we believe Messrs. Rothschild.' list will be closed at 3 p.m. on Friday (tc-morrow). The applications are already very numerous, and the Scrip is steady at 3 to 31 prem. The English funds have been firm to-day, at the closing range of yesterday. Consols are quoted 91 to for money, and 911 to 1 for the 6th Sept. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91i to i; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 1; Ifs chequer Bonds, 18.59, at 1001 to 1 ; India Bonds at 265. prem.; Exchequer Bills, March, at 14e. prop. ; ditto Jane, at 14s. to 181. prem. The existing Turkish stock is in increased demand, and has risen to 931 to 94. Mexican i 3 quoted 211 to j, and Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates have been dealt in at 981 to 1; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 37 ; Ctti lian Six per Cents., at 10;./; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 1021. At the meeting of capitalists which took place yes terday morning at ten o'clock at the Turkish Embassy, pursuant to the isvitatioa of M. Maseru, the par ticulars of the proposed new Turkish Loan of 5,000,000/., guaranteed by Great Britain and France, were duly made known. A full report of the proceedings was given in yesterday's Express. The tenders for this four per cent. loan are to be made iu one sum at the Bank of England at eleven o'clock on Monday next, and the deposit of 10 per cent. is to be paid by the following Wednesday (the 22nd instant). The two next payments are to be of 20 per ant. each, and the whole loan is to be paid up by Jan. 25, but no discount is to bo allowed for any payment in anticipation. The sinking fund of One per Cent. is not to commence until August, 1859, and the Turkish government is to have the option of either purchasing the bonds in the open market or of draw ing them by lot for redemption. The government also reserves to itself the right of paying off at par the amount remaining unredeemed at the expiration of twenty years from the Ist August, 1859. Apart from the Anglo-French guarantee, there are assigned u security for this loan the whole revenues of the Ottoman empire, but specially the customs of Smyrna and Syria and the annual amount of the tribute of Egypt, which remains unappropriated after meetiug the charge of the exiting loan of 3,000,0001. So great is the favour with which this proposed new stock is regarded, that the price of it rose yesterday to a premium of 3 to 31 per cent.. In the Stock Exchange, although the figure at which it is to be issued remains to be determined by the bidding. on Monday next. There is a prospect 01 some competition on the part of intending con tractors, a loan of five millions not being so large in amount as to compel capitalists to coalesce in their tenders. In the event of two or three rival tenders being sent in, the public will be somewhat puzzled as to the best course to be pursued in applying for the loan, the more especially if each firm proposing to contract should require a deposit of 10 per cent. on application. Still, as the result of the adjudication of the loan will be known on Monday morning, the loss in the shape of interest on the deposits will be • comparatively trifling, and thus many parties will be ' disposed, if allowed, to send in applications through more than one firm. It is evident, however, that the •, uncertainty engendered by this state of things will tend to limit the subscriptions from the general public, so that the loan will probably be taken up by the more immediate connexions of the great houses. , That great eagerness, nevertheless, will be shown to obtain an allotment is proved by the high premium to which the new loan has already attained. The amount of specie brooght in by the La Pieta • from the West ladies is stated at 730,000 dollars, or about 146,0001. The 44th auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 31st inst.. for which purpose 373,000 reels have been assigned by the government. Tenders are to be received in London until the 21st inst. Annexed are the latest quotations of insurance. canal, and other miscellaneous sham, as given in the Stock Exchange List :—lneurance shares: At las, 18 ex div. ; Albion, 83; Alliance, British and Fo reign, 181,18 ; ditto, Marine, 394; Church of Eng land, 31; Clerical, Medical, and General Life, 21; City of London, 21 ; Crown, 174,1; European Life, 181; Eagle, 61 ; English and Scottish Law Wa s . 44, 2; General, 51; Globe, 1061, 107 ex div.; Goa. - &an, 524, 53 ex div.; Imperial Life, 18; ex div. a. d . bonus; Imperial Fire. 340 ex di,. and bonus; Law Fire, 44 ; Law Life, 67; London and Provincial law. • • 24; Legal and General Life, 51; London, 2i/2; rir.e, 40; Medical, Invalid, and General Lite, 31; Minerva, 6 ; National Provincial Life, 11; do , Fire, 14; Phoenix, 180; New Equitable, 1, Provident Life, . 384; Professional Life, 2; Palladium Lite, 31; Rock . Life, 81; United Kingdom, 54 ; Victoria Life, . Canal shares: Ashton and Oldham, 139; Birming hsm,93; Derby, 84 ; Coventry, 209; Grand Junction Guaranteed 6 per cent., 121; Kennett and Avon, 04 ex div. ; Leicester, 494; Leicester and Northamp ton, 284; Loughborough, 575; Macclesfield, 515; Neath, 150; Oxford, 110; Stafford and Worcester, • 425; Stourbridge, 285 ; Peak Forest, t'6; RegenCY. 141, ex div.; Rochdale : 60; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 28; Warrick and Birmingham, 20; Warwick and :Upton, 11; Worcester and Birming ham, 20. Gas and Coke Comranies: British Provincia, 20; Brighton, 153: Equitable, 36; Great Central, 111, 4; Imperial. 90; ditto New, 25, 245; ditto De- •• bentures, 220; Phcenir, 303; Ratcliff, 70; Surrey Consumers, 11; United General, 20 ; IVeatminater Chartered, 48. Waterworks stocks: Berlin,7, 61; Kent, 78; &nth- • wark and Vauxhall, 891; West Middleeex, 91 ; ditto v ditto (31. _ la.. paid;, I prein. Bridge Compames: Hungerford, 12; Vauxhall, 211; Waterloo, 31; ditto Old Anne. of b:., 321; ditto new ditto of 71., 28. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The English funds' opened buoyantly, and st.on rose A. to 1 per cent., on the news of the el:imagol attack of the allied fleet upon Sweaborg. This sd vance, however, being met by sales, a reaction took I place, and at the close prices were quoted scarcely per cent. better than yesterday afternoon. The fact i that the 5,000,0001. of the new Turkish loan is to ho paid up by the end of January, beir g at the rate of I about a million per month, is regarded as likely to maintain the value of money, the more especially as t between now and the 18th December between 7,000,0001. and 8.000,0001., completing the last • British loan of 16,000,0001., mast be paid. A portion of the French loan will also probably be holden this side. . _ _ Consols were quoted early this morning 911 to r for the Rth September, receded to 91 to 1, and closed at 911 to 1. For money the closing quotation was 91 to tl. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91i, 911, 90Z, 91i, 91 ; ditto, for account, Gth September, 911, 1, k, i. Three per Cent. Reduced, 92, 911. New Three per ' Cents., 921, t, I. Bank Stock, 2141. 2151. The price of the existing Turkish stock experi enced a fluctuation of about # per cent, in connexion ' with the arrangements for the forthcoming loan. The closing quotation was 924 to 934, or about the same se that of yesterday. The t mple official recog oition given on all sides to the position of the bond-holden as first mortgagees of the " Egyptian tribute contributes materially to sup port the market. Other stocks were quiet and steady. A 1 all all, 2i, 10 I I 911 i 331 5 i 33 34 43 43 31k 82k S9j 40i 73 74 5 U 294 We 2 dis 130 133 114 111 21 2; 16 06 174 184 6 10 6 6,1 11 1; 1/ 11 21 2 11 2 li lj i i r m 3C. 37i 1 Si ll4f I