The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-28 00:00:00

LLW INTZLlffiglitlL (TlllB DIY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Pion Hr. Oetuatiseimar 0001b6110 IN LI IL G. X. S. 111001. Ili a VIZIO U foe kayo to 'coder proems avail nil . bi . what t h e who was formerly the gowesor of 11 . w ... en ..meet prises. oeswithateadmg the ezeostioa by 11;e1—• dad to be wales tie statute. gi• Panakter, Vsrpo l it of the application, contended i b u t 'teased yes invalid. He said the parties to the deed verothe4k66°. cal the one Part, sad the creditors who wa led lie deed is the ether part. He argued that the asew orl es inequality. and wet sot binding upon ors:H uy who bed sat szeouted the deed. gir Heoeur—Wben dots the deed bear date! Mr. Inaalster—The 2ilth of Juba, 1564. His uteeeu e—.Has the deed over bees impeached before? mt. re—sinter mid be was sot aware that the deed had tot illwimallY sir ... smeue li sir it would be an extremely clansmen eg g that greet difficulty would result from trying t h e r — eatft of 'deed of composition. and particalsrly on • khes bees mantel so loos ainoe. . beside amid that the application would have been Mr bat for the °immuniser* that negotiations ma e tomer,ii podia, b e tween his client and the debtor. Bee .d cootooded that the deed was clearly bad, end referred to Moons o f Chseiereekl v. Hawkins and 6urrin v. Koper' i e su pport of his contention. If this court did not interfere Vw client would be without remedy. His Hosour—Where a deed of this lied has bees rie. uirsosd is o for a very considerable time I do Dot think that i i . „ ir k upon the application of a nott.asereiting creditor, eoght to he oalled apes to try a nice convey petal, m g the application will therefore be dismissed. Tin POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARYLEBONE. Touna KINDLY% DM= Anionit SIISNOUI applicants for &dyke previous to the nii i a c u rses bin beard was a decently-clad woman, w ho Amid & maple Penal 012 the ledge or the vitae*. box, nod, 5 . 6 it, roameda piece of salt beet mist log about Chu Ac r . y u dley inquired what she wanted Applieint-1 bought this piece of beef on Sitordsy eight in Orawfordstreot, and it is not tit to eat. Mr. Yardley—You should bare used your twee provisos te buying Apple:eat—a is not stinking, sir. It Is cot that. Mr y a riley—Wlist is it, then Applicast—lt is so hard—so tough. Mr. Yardley—la that it! Appbeest—Yes ; we could not get our teeth Into it. Oar Suadav's dieser was spoilt, Mr. Yardley—What mast is it. Applicant—lt has been dons in sat. Mr. Yirdloy—Oo and boil it again. Applicant- 0 , that will be no good, it is so tough. Mr. Yardley—l can't help you. Applioiat retired, saying it was too bad for butchers to call ow* ituff. FITIIOI7B now Demos, who described himself u • master mum asd a travelling tailor, arms Aimed with beim' drunk sad furiously driving his horse and cart is the Edcesorreed es Serardsy night. ea eau war hilly proved by ooestable 6l S. Furred 20s. or is default 14 days' hard labour. The fins vu paid. MLRLBOROUGH.STREET. aura Ilf iBl ALBAN/In.-DAMAGING{ A VALVLBLYS SHAWL. 12i.mbeth Leaok a wen-dreamed female, was charged be fore the Hon. G. C. Norton with snenhing Thomas Hobert beard; a clerk, of No. 20, Salisbury street. hr. Menai, from the alai c 4 Mr. bard, attended for she deleet. The complaisant said that on Saturday evening he was at the Alhambra Palacio, Leicester-square, and accidently up ret me beer over the defendant's shawl. He was miter wads about to drink from a glass and the defendant drunk tag glut and smashed it on his face. He then gave her in chart la 'sweet° the magistrate, the complainant aid he was set eon whether he apologised or not. The defendant said the complainant never spologised at all She certainly struck the glass because the complainant bed spoilt her shawl and dress. The shawl was of the value of 15 risen and the draw as well. If the defendant had apologised she would have deemed it sufficient, but the eocci phieant and his friends were skylarking and laughed at her after the beer was upset. The ascistrate rid the oomplanant admitted that if he did apologise it wee not till after he had drank something, sad that was certainly very provoking. The ddendant said she wished compensation for the thew, the damage done to it being at teat a guises. 71wicemplainant gelled Mr. Alfred Gray, of 34, St. James *** aid another witness. After bearing them the manna said he eoneidered the complainant had given the defendant great provocation. The complainant ought to bare senior ad at once. He would give the partial an or portnnity of opining to an arrangement. The complaisant not being willing to compensate the defendant for the damage done to her shawl, the magistrate foal the defendant isi. for the assault, and ordered the exoplainant to pay her • guinea compensation for the shawl. SHOCKING DEATH OP A WOMAN PROM WANT. INQUEST.—(THLS DAY.) This afternoon an inquiry was held at the Black Hone Tavern, Kingslandroad, by Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex meaner, touching the death from destitution of hos Robinson, aged 42 years. Mr. S. Andrews, relieving officer of Shoreditch. said that the deemed was admitted to the Shoreditch Workhoues en Wednesday morning last. She was spare( wet, and was in • moat deplorable state. She rid that she vu • domestic servant. and that she had been in service for tee years with a tradesman in Long. alley, bet that she woe thrown out of her situation in consequence of her muter's emigrating. She also stated that for the lut nine months she had never slept in • bed. For the previous two nights she had slept le mita...closets. She had no friend or relation. She lived on what a few pawns would give her. Coroner—Did she say why she had not applied to the workhouse for relief before• Witaus—She said that she did not apply before heesuse the did not like the idea of the workhouse. She was enknown to the perish officer. She complained of want of food. She was very destitute and ill. Carolina J. Kean, nurse at the workhouse, maid that the deceased wee placed on her admission under witness's care. She stated that she had bad no food for several days. The &etre Ins sent for, and everything was done to save her life, bat she died the next day (Thursdsy) early in the moraine. THE FORESTAILIe SECOND GREAT DAT AT THE CanSTAL Par..tcg.—(Tate DAT.)—Notwithstanding the an. favourable weather as early as 7 o'clock the foresters began to reach Laden], babited in Lincoln geese, bu ff read boots, Kerrie, aad other peonliarities. Pleuunt vans sod carriages supplemented the railway, and the bands of mai° and fags flying produced an exciting effect. The scene at the Elephant and Ceatle. and along the OamberwelL road somewhat resembled that on a Derby Day. The high level station of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway appeased to be better known than at the former dentoostration, sad thousands patronised it. By 11 o'clock it is stated that over 6,00 had entered the palms.. A variety of special attaritioos will be provided during the day, but they will not commence until this afternoon. Tau Mirritanoser Accinrxr.—The Rev. R. H. Kllliek. English chaplain at Zermat, contradicts a para graph gives by the North British Daily Moil,though without vouching for its earecieems. • week or two since, stating that the body of Lord F. Douglas had been found. Mr. !U ta k says in his note, which is dated the 21st isst, " Up to the present moment no teas of Lord F. Douglas's resting-place has heed met with." Setuors Loes.—A lady travelling from London to Holyhead, shortly after going on board the steamer, missed her puree, containing upwards of I,ooo€. She is not certain whether she lost it at the railway station or on board the steamer. The money consisted of a draft on the Union Bank, London, for 5501., the remainder being in French paper money and English gold and notes. GALLANT fiascos FROM DROWNINO.-011 Satur day afternoon au old gentleman, who was In the act of stepping on board a steamer from the pier of London. bridge, missed his footing and fell into the stream. The tide was running up with great rapidity, and the old men, who was sanely able to swim a stroke, was speedily swept through the bridge. Just at that moment a young men named Hanford threw off his coat and shirt and lunged into the water. He reached the drowning man just in time to hold him up. By this time both were in • very dangerous part of the river, where it is impossible to land, but the young mail held the old gentleman up. amid the cheers of the spectators on London-bridge, until a boat from the pier reached the spot, when they were both taken on board. THE BATLEY TRAOZDT.—The young man, Eli Sykes, was again taken before the Dewsbury magistrates ce Saturday, charged with the murder of Sarah sad Hannah Brook, at Batley, on the 19th alt. No additional facts were elicited, and the prisoner 111 .1 committed for trial et the MIMS. Sykes con demn to maintain • calm and cheerful demeanour, and betrays no emotion when speaking of the murder. He has stated to one friend that he loved the girl Brook on earth, and shall love her in Heaven, where he shall meet her. He adds that when he stack at her he lost all command over himself, and that had his friend been there and interfered he could not have refrained from avail to murder him also. He still pleads a justification of his crime. On Friday he requested that he should be left alone as much as possible, for he was tired of being exhibited sod made a public gluier stock. He said that he wanted to have some leisure for reading and devotion. He has communicated to his relatives his intention of making a fall confession of his mime at or before the assizea —Man dialer Guardian. SHOCILLYO AND FATAL ACCIDJE‘T.—On Saturday morning last, about half•peat 10 o'clock. a sad aecident occarred to Mr. Smith Flasher. of the firm of Messrs. Flasher Brothers, of Burley, le Whaddals, builders, who are the eoo tractors for the erection of • new wing to • house belonging to Mr. William Brayshaw, of that place. I Mr. Flasher was standing upon a- enfold erected outade the building, which was up to the square, and had just completed the laying of a large projecting stone forming part of the ornamental cornice, when the stone, along with two other courses already fixed, gave way, and he THE WORCINTER SAVINGS BANIL—A good deal I, was precipitated to the ground from an altitude of about v teatimes has been felt by the depositors in the Wor' ! twenty feet • the stogie first mentioeed, which weighed err Savings Bank is consequence of the disappearance of nearly half • faro, falling upon him heed and killing him on g elerk, named Wilkins, who a month ago left the spot. A cousin of the sefortunate man, named L eicester for a fortnight's holiday, and has not reamed. Christopher Flasher, who was upon the scaffold at tail nanqneeoe of his protracted absence all sorts of rumours time, seeing his danger, sprang forward. sad caught one and many depositors have gives notice of the of the monad poise ho wbish it" seßffola Will lied ' the v Wdtaal of their de its. The trustees have cense. falling fregmeete dreadfully crashing and lasseratiog his st677hard a notice stating that they have instituted • richt leg. The demises& who wee • scent I. the Barley °quirt into the necouets. They add :—" They have ittle his, wee shout 38 years of ags, and leaves • widow r . " 4 .Pleasure in stating that all the books sow is the bank and four yetiog oldies,. It is • melaelacily esincidenes n „llbancarefully examined and found correct to the that his eldest brother. *beet 22 poen ego, lad also as a b: . 9ll . upwards of 2,400." They . almo requeet depositors Saturday, lost his life by falling from the tap of the tall o — .l their hooks in their possanon to take an early engine obimeey thee jest erected et the weeks of the late P^wtanhe of seedier them to the beak that the laveett. Mr. PeteraGitreett, paper maaufactarer, Otley.—Leeds Nana lay be completed. ifavary. Dr. W. C. Worley slid that he was called to the de emed on Wednesday, and found her shockingly emaciated "d MU ill. He prescribed for her, and mien d her efiranleate, &a., but she died next =mum from &seem of the heart sad lungs. Her death was conelderably se telersted by exposure, privation, end destitution. The ramenlar timbres were all pale and flabby, denoting long *ratios. Her lep were excoriated and ulcerated. The Dormer having remarked upon the distreesiog nature titles ease, Ms*: rebnned a verdict of " Death from disease of the heart and loop from natural muses accelerated by 6:- Pawl% Privaticia, sad destitution." ALUM BLOOD POISONINO AND MORTALITY AT BETHNAL...GREEN. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning, at 11 o'clock, Mr. John Hum *gm the Middlesex coroner, opened an inquiry it the Collett AM= Tavern, Geosett-street, Hope-town, Bethnal- Plan. respecting the death of Walter Connell, aged six anomhs who, it was alleged, bad died from the inhalation of onions 'spoon from the promisee of Mr. Hemoleman, sCerawo blood exporter, tarrying ow business in Gowen- Mud, B nheal-green. The jury baring been sworn, accompanied the coroner to sew the body and the premises where the alleged nuisance stilted. Wdlum Connell, No. 70, Gamett.etreet, said that ho VIA a cabinet-maker. The deceased was hie soo, and was tikes ill about three weeks Mew, when witness called in Dt sir.* of the Bethnal-green-road, who attended him bill the 20th last Dr. Sarvis said that the deceased's Nome& wae out of order. He was certain that the toiaace at the back of his house wes prejudicial to the lwlth of the family. The deceased he believed was dieted by the ouisaoce. The nuisance he complained of 14 4 a blood-manure manufactory, where there was the tallseohe sad smell arising from the blood. The Comer raid that he had determined upon going bey into the case, which was not quite ready for inquiry. at had directed Professor Harley. of Grosysnor.equarr, to • poet mortem examination of the body, and on ?oldar next the proceedings would be rosamad. oolminted acoardiogly. Deal that • of ri3l ascertain ▪ WY DO ra yet of ditatioo, dimmed *Bios fa has beet me mold old be so greater idreesad Lod Ml* too to tlio ding s .rt of Ina ninewrilor tie Ininerog Suez Cana oel pima I the 1501 Majesty, nary rtIPII 1, the lode therefor* 1:e to eb. h S pert* sonotiaoS sea oil tbe sees sill me I bee nor amble vir or Sr. ire liwmrd ales Dor I yeil 18 58 inform Ton, Ece in tam veer 1852 1 od auPeriir rd for view' Jinn. PW I6 0 have WI ioh WOK° I in 1852.—• tAin ... " ol near Stalk. niesrose liken out w °flewe he on lie ertontew ft the eel rith ritiOkka t line. V 7°. o prove tir e whippedlt when b a the et as luau"' • Reit the eta unaehnoull Poou h l eL t to be INF else Pold Me Y MVO"' y~otßi lis. led;orbills."" THE Expßzsgs, MQNDAT EVENING, AUGUST 28, 1865. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Only a moderate supply of English wheat was on offer In our market today. Last year's products came to band in excellent 000ditios, and there was a decided Improvement in the quality of the new /amples. Most of the fasters demand higher rates for floe parcels ; but the trade was very quiet, at prices shout equal to those current on Monday last. Tbo show of foreign wheat was moderately extensive. The demand foe both red and white panes was steady, but no change took place fa the quotations. The few samples of new English barley on sale realised 30s. to 35e. pa! quarter. Foreign panels moved off steadily, at very full prow. Malt was in good supply and steady request, at extreme quotations. We were very extensively supplied with foreign oats. The oat trade we., therefore, inactive, and Rumen samples &Wined 6d. per qr. compared with this day ..'nought. The few beans on offer, chiefly foreign, were disposed of at very full prows. Peas were quite as dear as last week, with a fair de mand. Both English and foreign dour was firm in price ; but the demand for it was by no means active. The arrival of floating cargoes of grain off wan have been on a limited scale. Arrived cargoes of wheat have been in steady request, and prices show a fur ther advent)* of from Is. to 2s. per quarter aim late rates. Grain for forward shipment has attracted less aneation. Berdiaaski, arrived. 42a. 3d. ; filarial:tope% 41s. 9d. ; Ohirka , 40a. to 42a. 6d. ; Hard , 40a. 9d. to 41s. fol. per 492 lbs. Polish, 41s. 44d. ; Wallet:Man, 375. ; Salonloa, 40s. ; Asoff, 42e. per 480 lbs. On garage Ohirka has realised 39a. 6d. to 425. ; ditto ship ping, 41s. to 42e. ; ditto, August or September shipment, 41s. to 43e. ; New Chicks, to be shipped in September or October, 41s. tide to 425. 3d. per 492 lbs. Polish, August or September shipment, 41e. 9d. Sande mires, for shipment up to November, 435. ; ditto, Septem ber or October shipment, 43.. 6d. per 480 lbs. In arrived of Maize sales have progressed steadily. s tl2 .3 t:e late improyeteent in the quota inas has been well maintained. Some tranesetions bent bees entered into for forward shipment, on former terms. Odessa, arrived. 30s. 6d. ; °shin, 30s. 3d. to 30a. 6d. per 492 lbs. Wallachiao, 295. 6d. to 295. 71d.; Bulgarian, 295. 6d.; Ibrail, 241. lOid. to 295. Gd. • Danubian, 295. Sd. per 4601b5. Odessa, on peonage, 30;. per 4921b5. Wallachian, lobe shipped by ths end of November, 28.. 3d. per 4801te. Au increased amount of brininess has been done in barley, at Gd. per qr. more money. Danubian, arrived, 19s. lid. ; Algerian, Ws. Gd. • Nusteadie, 1 8s. 6d. • Nicolaieff, 21s. 1018. • Odessa, 21.. 7ilL to 22.. 3d.'; Havana, 21s. 3d. per'4oolbs. Arai!, to be shipped In September, 21.. 43d. to 21s. 6d. ,• Nioolaieff, August or September, 21e. 40. per 40011 s. In rye no sales have been reported. Danubian Is nominally worth 275. to 27.. 6d. per 48011 x. Nothing of Interest has taken place in beans. Barbary, 355. to 365. per 413008. Doubts* milletseed is held at 19.. 6d. to 20s. per 4801bs. There has been a steady demand for linseed at about previous a:uremia. Calcutta, August to October shipment, 565. 6d. per 41016. Bombay, In warehouse. 58e. to 58s. 6d.; Calcutta, 565. 6d.; Black Sea and Asoff, 578.6 d. per qr. Linseed oaks* have met a slow male, but at late ratan. Leedom-made, 101. 10e. ; New York. in 101.55. to 101.75. 6d. ; ditto, in begs. 101. to 101. 5 1 :71 1 1 Western, 91. 10s. to 91. 15.. per ton. Cottooseed cakes have ruled lam:tire. Loodon-made, 41. 17s. 6d. to 51.; Fermonde, 5/. 24. 6d. per ton. Rapeseed has moved off freely, and the currencies have an upward tendency. Ferozepom. 635. per 416 Th.. ; East Indian, on passage, 58s. per 41611 u. ,• ditto to be shipped from July to September. 52e. 6d. to 52e. 9d. ; ditto, July to October, 52.. ikl. per 5 malteds. The trade for cotton seed has continued quiet on former terms. Egyptian, 71. 2.. 6d. ; ditto to be shipped in September or October, 71.2.. 6d. per ton. Amp/Lc or Barns. - English : Tares, 83 ; linseed, 30 ; rapeseed, 200 ; sad sundry, 575 qrs. Foreign: Rapeseed, 9011; and sundry, 658 qrs. CURRENT PM= SnotnilL Tx Qr. Irina% I. I. Yam, tank ted.18(111 43 to 47 1544 43 80 48 1i0.whi10,1863 65 to 63 1864 67 to 64 Norfofi and Lincoln rod. 1804 42 45 68 1143461117 aa. I Itd. l'et Ql. OA. S. S. lieceols, heti Scotch potato Irish, white „ black Welting Distilling .. Grinding MUM &Gm Norfolk. and Suffolk 66 Se OM Kingston aud Were 66 to U Brown RIX Maass. ____. 36 lb 37 Tick Se ill 38 Harrow Pigeon 3B to 65 PALL ____. Grey MAIO Ss to IS white 57 to 40 notrit. Tows made, per 280 _ lbs. New 01/11. Country inglleit. teed lO to 441 Norfolk sad Wolk, ~voila* 24 to 26 , ex ship 9O teal lonstilt. Pm ter. , Mats% lad ICoolgo berg 66 to 66 Rostock R lleoldes burg Daniell it to fk 40 to 42 &maim. bard soft ArnertollD, red .. oldie RAMAT _ .—. Per Qr. _ _ t. Male sad ',wettish 18 to U googols BILAIIIL Naha S4 to $S ES7Ptbo 34 to 37 PCAO. Ilapto S4 to 47 Boilers _ _ Id to Sb ro i 100 • 100 100 100 41.11 Grinding --.. 1g to tt Distilling Malting OM. sti:ii INDUA CNN% MK* 4O to 32 I 1 1 Yellow Dutch taurloT — .... II to It twang .... 17 to 90 AKEIVA • II WATKIt CABAL/GS. /BUM IN CLUSIVIL HOUR. From:kw isek7... 51 to 54 eptabh, „ 111 to 3% Aiaortoia. per bd... 95 to 28 Coaadtsa. 34 10 38 100 100 100 101 100 100 100 IN too 100 100 ITO LONDON, BY LAND AND AUGUST 19 TO AUGUST 1.14 Wheat. Osrial. Was. Vasa beau. r ors qrs. Ira qrs. qrs. gra qrs. or% oaks. F lallsh 2:81 228 16728 82 0 1 23 292 .. 13168 tri.ss • 15 15 112 • • Foreign . tetio .... 1 1882 1108 — l -- Total... net 8611 1 16772, 1725 i 7/11 .. 14267 SHAER LISTS.--(171I8 DAY.) 4: Two o'Ordoog. " .„, The railway market is rather flat to-day, and a i r e decline, ranging from /to / per cent., has taken ma place in MeMowlitam, London and South is Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and se Great Eastern stocks. se London and North Western stock is now Or o quoted 125/ to / ; Great Western, 664 to to 68 Midland, 181 to ; Laneahire and 19 ! Yohohire, 1171 to 118 f, ex dir. South 100 Eastern, 794 to 80 ; Metropolitan, 1324 to 133, 10 ex dir. ; Great Northern, 134 to 1321 ; ditto I: A, 160 to 161 ; London and South Western, 984 se to 991 ; Great Eastern, 46 to ; and Caledo nian, 1331 to 134/. Foreign and colonial railway shares exhibit no _ change._ WIDMANN MAIM AND STOCK& RALLWiIi. 114tipi ,a 4 Rasta e....i lquabriaa Oak sod Brachos Utazir a I So 1 p.m. Gnaw& Do. • f Abode. eat& Do. B paYwWbß. Dublin end Jo Doodee.Terta.*ldo re &et Loceices &zip Cert. Do. attrsod *memo luiers S. Ord. U. Do. Z. Is& S&L. No., Growl Nora or Scotland OnsiNorthorn as- Do.A I' • res. on dlr. Dual 'dep. &Dodd b Ot. loath & Wed. (Iro , area ROSINS Want VoLess.llo Do. Soo& Woke Do. W. Wid.—Owbord Do. Do. Do. toncoordwa Do. & Toelo io ddre loodos and Diselnroll =lB, llr CeSre Do./144.1den.Aap.o. Lamikedilkolh Wow LosloodelosetsWootaro illoa,liet.et Limbo& Maloopothew Do. tow Do. bespoke 1181.6.016.(rro. NW). 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AnntunD.—Edgbaston, Life Ottardsniom, Meld of Usk, Ostaway, Holbrook, Gansoosok, Cutler, Dean Swift, Arkansas, Humphre y, Tom f, Ocoee, Clitheros, Bake- Oansonotto, Kernel 1, King Tom, Shamrock, Charm * Woman, Donne Oanno, Prescription, Overstate, Bias Mani* and Ammunition. BANE OP AUSTRALASIA.-(THIS DAY.) —•— The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of Ude company was held at the bank premises, Threadneedle street, this day ; Kr. E. Banaroze, ILP., in the chair. The report of the directon states : "In oonformity with the practice which has now been established some years the directors have invited the attesdance of the sherehoiders for the purpose of 'anomie leg a dividend, end of informing them that in the in terval that ban elapsed since their last report, the rfie:of the book has been steady and satisfactory. tist be home la mind that within the last few years the number of local banks in the Australian adonis, has greatly increased, and that banking operations there are now carried on in the lam of active competition in all quarters. The position of the bank is, however, frilly maintained, and there is every reason to look evendently to the future. The business in New Zealand is booming important, and the result for the half-year mid kg in April last is as good as was anticipated. The seat of goeeromeet having been transferred from Auck bad to Wellington, it has become necessary to open • branch at the latter plus, for which the sanction of the Court has been already given. The dividend and bonus will be payable on the 17th of October neat, and will be at the rate of 14 per met. pee ann free of Memo' tax, that is to my 2L 18e. on each old sha e., and 21. 2s. on *soh new share. Henceforward the old and new shares will stand on the same footing in regard to dividend and bonus, and all dis tinction between them will cease." The Caillitaf said the business to be transacted on the termed occasion was of so formal a character that ho almost regretted that they were bound by precedent to invite their presence to-day, as the only business was the annoueos ment of a dividend. That dividend was 7 per cent. for the half-year, sad would absorb 78,7501., which considering the merit increase in their capital he thought should be con sidered es highly satisfactory. In inning the new shares dime might consider that the directors had not been good stew ards in issuing them at par, but they were bound to do this by the provisions of the deed of settlement. The ad visee from the colonies were favourable. It was mid in deed that business was dull, but the business of the bank bad undergoes no diminution, and the bank hai come out of certain transactions, which when he last addressed them were subjects of anxiety, without loss. Th had taken deep root in New Zealand. and expected to ba be in future to report that considerable profit bad been made is that colony. Mr. BUMS seconded the =Aloe, which was agreed to unanimously, and the prooesdiap closed with a rote of thanks to the chairman and diremon. NUMEROUS FIRES AND PROBABLE LOSS OF LIFE.-(THIS DAP.) -4-- About 2 o'clock a.m. an alarming fire, nearly • attended with fatal results, broke out in the spirit cellars of the Red Lion Tavern. Charles-street. Long. sere, in the occupation of Mr. Henry M. Key. Oonductor Christianson, with the Royal Society's emu, succeeded in briegieg down Miss Ann Kay from the second floor, also misted Mr. Key down. The damage due to the premises sad stook was oonsiderable. The origin of the fire is unknown. Had it not been for the conductor and hi escape, Miss Key must have been suffocated. As exciting scene also took place at • fire on the pre mises of Mr. Morris, • coffee -bogie keeper, "tarrying onbusi nem at 7, Commercial-street, Whites:haul. The fire com menced in the cellars, where some old baskets, through some unknown cause, became ignited. Owing to the density of the smoke most of the inmates had the greatest difficulty in effecting their escape. As it was, Mr. Morris was rendered quite insensible and powerless. A medial gentleman was at oasis sent for, but after we hour Mr. Morris bad not been restored to conecionenem, and the probability is that he will newer recover. It baring been stated that some children were left in the building, two polio. constables, named David Potter and George Stephens, rushed into the premises to save them, but inch was the suf focating nature of the smoke that the constables also became prostrated, and had it not been for the instant assistance rendered by Conductor Wood they must have perished. He brought them both down from the second floor, greatly exhausted. Happily the flames were con fined to the back part of the building. Abont 2 o'clock • destructive fire took place In the pre. mime of Mr. Keenan, orleollee eaoe.desler, No. 21, Hope street, Spitalfields. With the exception of the groend floor the premises, he.. were destroyed. Another fire, nearly attended with loss of life, took place is the premises of Mr. Purchase, an oil and colour-merchant, No. 217, Blackfriars-road, Mr. Purchase was rescued from the second floor with an escape, but for the prompt arrival of which be meet have perished. The whole of the basement and the contents were destroyed. A few minutes before 4 o'clock another destructive fire took place in the premises of Mr. Brown, • dyer, 23, Poole street, New North-road. The premises and the °outsets were destroyed. ISt! 1: 10 102. sun= tomismuois. I ;am Ihr. 1!_(7. 15...69.0.1 IDo. 7 Mame — - Dad* klAka iissoffil, Do. elitillMOlr bad.. Brant,t Oodartab eat 1872-8-4 OaL m &laden &p.a. g, Oapa T. di Daley. S. g. Damoarkig.o.pacrat yr,1 , 011 a*. • Ilani Didion go. do.. Do. laloodosa *sod D Tanaka moods Do. us Do. BaLat pat. Do. do. deterred Do. lad poi Boots.. Do. do. deterred Do lard coot Dock • • Do. do. Warred Do. 4th pre. Moot . Do. do. deterred GM.* loN.o P.A111.18111 Do. go. • cot 0 1104 . Do. Nso do. Ot. d. of Lodi& d. 6 P. ct. Do ag par coot. 0i Waders of Canada Do. Now Do.ep.aikta par. lok D 0.14 do. do. 1101-o Indian Brooch. Limited godroo p. cook i/o. do. d do Do. an. d do.— Do. /Mb EIPION/011 Corp. a par a Bd gab. Lod Holmes By Volodo. goo. 6 r coot. Do. DNY Do. do. do. Do. Taoism) do Do. Woo 111.Ylot. do 'lOO 100 100 100 100 Lae 1014 103 i ITI ea a 11 Ids 100 e q _Oll A Pi I lei title I•ii boll 1111 go Oidla WI 15 141 BILDWING-LANK-CTHISDAY.) Stioaa.—The market is arm, bet ao sales of importance reported. holders requiring very full prices. Rellned—Busi nem is doing at steady rates. Correa.—No Nam of importance reported. RIC& —About 2,000 bags gold at this full value; fine Rangoon at 121. ; old Necranwe, 9s. 104 d. Rug. —About 700 casks of Mauritius have recently been disposed of at ls. 7d. for punchsoea and la. 74d. for hogs heads. Corrom—There Is good inquiry at steady prices ; fair Bengal sold at 74i1. ; fair Mode, 74e1. to 7fd. ; fair Salem, 12J. ; tally good fair Welters, 14d. ; fair 'llonivelly, 120 d. per lb. JUTL—About 500 balm sold at steady prices. The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 1.400 °mike, 1,1 C) barrels, 22.ca 0 begs snpr • 1,600 cases and 1,000 bags coffee ; 50 bags cocoa ; 2,5 . 00 bags rice% and sundry drysaltery geode. TALLOW MARBET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 43m., set cash ; Pitemburg Y.C., on the spot, old, 44e. 3d. ; ditto new, 44e. 9d. ; December, 45a. 3d. to 454. d 1; January to March, 45e. 9d. ; March,3d. PARTICULAR Or TALLOW. 1861. 1 1813. Stock on nand this day..esaks 23.865 41,688 43,170 Delivery last week ..... 1.364 1,544 1,439 Ditto from Ist Jesse 18,916 12,210 14267 Arrival last week ll6 182 652 Ditto from Ist Jaw 16,999 18 1, ,129 11 1 ,.E 1 , , 5a s. d. d. d s d d. PriceY.C. oe spot this day .48 0 42 0 42 Ditto Town last Friday.. . tO 0 49 la 9 43 9 - - • - - 31.819 1,1371 19.813 3,838 19,178 1. d d. a i 9 41 3 Arrival for the week eudlas 6th Sept•mber last year, 1,134 rime., rml dAllarY. 2,282 casks. Th• 11/1111111 lad Weak MlD primed 2,097 casks Petersburg, 374 0/era, IX? Australia; total, 3,5J8 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beast. is considerably smaller then on Monday last, yet trade is dull. Choice quali ties fully realise Thursday's quotations, but inferior are difficult to esp. We hays • large supply of sheep, but choice qualities are not vary plootifaL There is a slight redaction in price with a slow trade. Calf trade is dull. at lower rates. From Germany sod Holland tbere are 2,560 Masts, 15,180 sheep, 267 selves, and 345 pigs. Scotland 45 beast., Ireland 320, and 1,680 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of Ilte. a. d. e. d. Per stems et Ilbe. a el. a. et Best Soots, Heralds. 6 4 5 6 Best lane lif.elstlis 0 0 0 Best 860 K-tarns 4 10 5 2 Peet Loog-w0015.... 5 8 6 2 Second goal. Waste 2 8 3 8 Do. do. Shwa .... 0 0 6 o Calvr, Pigs liteetDra&Hlthvells 6 4 6 6 Leah. ....... 0 0 0 0 Peseta at market. 4,700: sheep and lambs, 27,470: calves, 270 pigs, 630; mtich cows, none. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Patteeden and Smith report that the total arrivals of the new growth amorist to about 700 pockets, for which there is a fair demand at the following gnices Mid Keats 71. to 81.; Weald Kent', 61. 6e. to 71.; BUM, 61. 124. to 61.101. DIPAIII7III or THZ BISHOP or NATAL.—Dr. Cottage and family have left Enema to the Versions. 014.- Min M. N. Ceeak, one of the line of shape owned by Bullard. King, and Co., of Loudon, which sailed from Gravesend cm the evening of the 18th iset.. bated to Port Natal. The Verrill= proceeded toms the Downs am the ettersoos of the '2 2 nd. . . LEATH Or AZCIIDELCON COX& —We regret to =- Doane* the deal' of the Yeeerable Richard Charles Cote, Vicar of Igliegliam. and Archdeacoe of Lbedaferve, the melancholy *vest haeing talcs :dace at Eglingham Vioarege on Friday, The lets Asebdeaws was Wu about the year 1799, and edeoated at Womeatec College, Oxfor d , where he graduated B.A. la Meows la 1821.—Newcastle Chronicle. JOINT STOCK BANKS. = a Ithistarmau's(L. atanosu.s.t4verpool Do. Issued ag 10 jaw Anglo Ao•trteo Auglo Haptlan (1.1 m.) 1•. Io Malmo (W111;41411 slatlcßank.Cor.uowskil I itutraiitais Do. Now leakedylettlibtotaubli Bank f Bank of flys: a flank of Otago (llsalkan) stank of Queensland V.) BaskoVirtetorladJutsta Bank of New Zealand . Borne l's Bank (Unite! Mart. Wi. lallarks. 036a1al Wai.lia [ n nk a Canada co. nap% of 1 ndla. dia Onnael dead Beak (L ) toe. New Deihl end Landau vow Lue.duw (iAelieed lantern S (change ` Lim) Sweatt Joint Steck IL.) limg.SooldiAaeLeksted. 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Li 1 i • i • 1 IPP I Is 0414 I PO 101..0 Oldlo '0 at 71• P OPO 1 di. pr Po bob st.l pm Pei -4 if alt; Yds par :d li 19 pa. 7 ? par MI 1S 8 7 881 81 8 1 e 78. 1 ols Par I i 11 7 8.41 i t i k if; 61 Ty 4 I, 34 41 14 16 18 17 19 pi, 4 344 t 8 89 * is to _8 1 4 1 r 41518114 121 111 121 MI S a e~~ 4 a la n • oo to 4 II I 6 1 t Wit pi 6 1 16 6 1 117 16 }0 • l as / 1 6 1 e lm t , pt. pa 4I I 4 pee 17 19 9 10 t 4 licks 2y 114161 PREFERENCE SHARES. Lancashire and Yorkshire 43 per cent (Blackburn Parch.) 97, ex dir. Leaden end Brighton, 5 per cent. Guaranteed Stock, No. 1, 1071, en dir. North Eastern West Hartlepool Harbour and &away, 84. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Imperial Maxima Railway (Litnit.xl), 3 to 21. San Paulo, Limited, guaranteed 7 per cent., la. Sostb-Austrisa and Lemberdo-Veneilan, 19i. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIYMXPOOS, Aligner 24 -gales today : Great Western, 66- Lancaddre and Yorkshire, She x&-London and Not .12 Weaken, 1161 a a 1 6 a-Manchester, Sheffield. and Lineoln, 571 a al-Wortt Madero, Berwick capital Meek, 114-South EaMern, 71f Grand h unk Trunk of Canada 6 per cent 2nd pref bonds, 67-hums Central. 781 F-Orast Luxeralmrg shares, 161-Barnars bank iv; Company (Limited), a d.-Zutern Exchange Bank (Limited), 1 5.16 cl-Ilverpool Flasancial Association (Limited , , 11 11-Mes , =We and Exchange Bank 'Limited', 4 11"16 1 d.-North and South Wales, 164-Albion Marine Limited', 14-Mercantile MU IDA (Limited), 7-16 d.-Queen Insurance, p.-British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Aseociation4ll 'I.-Mersey Steel and Iron (Limited), 4.-National Steam (Limited), n I d.-Wet India and Paaffie Steam, lid. M a sffirgerliz, Anson' et -A good boldness was done, and prroces were steady. Great Luxembourg, 151 9-16 t-Oteat Northern A, 114 a a-fieneral Credit , Limited,l, p.lllinels Orotesi, TO-Laneask ire and Yorkshire, 1184 -lendm sad North Waken, 114-Manobaster, Sheffield. end_Linealeshise, 17 -Metropolitan, 1114-111dland, 131 a - New Tort and Die, 131-North Eastern, Berwick, 112 a }-Sow fin, T6l - and Mersey Marine Inatwance. p. lEntrienra litecatrtey.—Mr. Kenneth Mao- Way, Isle M.P. for Cambridge, still remiss Us proudest* fisPriammoir Of • COLONIAL BLIHOPILIC.—Soms mouths rises Dr. George Smith, who is now is reviewed the Wows% of Victoria (Soft =Sfts Mahal that the dillieuitiss in sonsexioe with the lettere Went are so treat that so successor to Dr. Smith wfa be Fletithe see was fonedol is 1849, and **Me. e Whop mamas over the eoemregetirme d file F_ rifa Obi's, the isemabseen, LOOM a Yaw. P ee le J eskiaisi %skeptics fwd. Thew on sheaf ' lbe iii ;;;i m t to 101 IN ... Ei idl "t,l -I— zd Jou VIA - I 8..4 1 _id “_ Ut ii 151 MONEY NARKIII%-(THI8 DAL) In the Stock Exchange today there is a verb Ws attendance of members, and the amount of business going forward is extremely limited• Consols see unaltered ; but English railway stocks are lower in some instances. The movements in foreign sees- Mies are about evenly balanced, and financial shares meet with inquiry. The demand for discount is still very limited, sad transactions continue to be effected in the beat paper at per cent. below the Bank minimum. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans sa English government securities is rather firmer at 2 to 23 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at Mfr. 138 c., being i per cent. better than on 9711 - 90 Taal i 100 Ti ... xd 141 zd _id le I e i ri id 221 i s!! zd _z ttri "ri vl dla Saturday. Consols are now quoted 895 to 1 for money, and. 891 to 1 for the account (September 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 895, ; ditto, for account, 894 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, ; New Three par , Cents., 891, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105}; ditto Four per Cent., 981, 99 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. die. In the foreign stook market there is a demand for Egyptian of 1864, Turkish of 1865, and Mexican, which have fractionally improved. Greek and Spanish Certificates have receded 1. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :--Greek, 201 to ; Turkish Consolidds, 484 to ; Spanish Passive, 291 to i ; ditto Certificates, 14 to 4; Confederate, 6 to 8 ; and Mexican, 231t0 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi. lien, 1852, 1858, 1860, 78 ; ditto, 1863, 794 ; Dutch Certificates, 98 ; Egyptian, 98 ; ditto, 1864, 951, ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 96 ; French Three per Cent. Renter, 68fr. 375 e. ; Greek, for sewn , * 201, 4 ; Italian, for account, 641; Mexican, for account, 231; Portuguese, 1856, die., for account, 471; Russian, 1822, 933,1 ; ditto, 1859, 574 ; ditto 1862, 924, 4 ; ditto 1864, 955, ; Turkish 1858, for account, 74 1 , 1; ditto 1862, 1001. Bondy, 731 ; ditto 1865, 431 ; ditto Scrip, 6 dia. ; ditto Guaranteed, 1001, ex div. ; Vene zuela, 1864, 411. International Financial shares are now quoted to 15 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to prem., ex die. ; London Financial, 71 to prom., ex div.; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 1 prem.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3 to prem.; Ottoman Socidtd Gdndrals, 25 to 1 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 165 ; and Overeud, Gurney, and Co., 3/ to prem. There were no bullion transactions at the Bank lon Saturday. The Golden City has arrived from Sydney with 50,_000 sovereigns. The light portion of the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia is expected to reach London about the 13th of September. The particulars are published of a number of New Granada Bonds which have been cancelled in accordance with the provisions of the sinking fund. The directors of Renter's Telegram Company give notice of a call of 51. per share. A meeting of the British Columbia and Van couver Island Spar, Lumber, and Saw Mill Com pany is called for the 31st inst. The traffic receipts of the Metropolitan Exten sion Railways of the London, Chatham and Dover Railway Company this week show an increase of 2001. over the corresponding week of last year. The annexed, on the state of the tea trade, is from Messrs. Richard Gibbs and Co.'s circular : During the past wash a tench better feeling has heat manifested, and as active demand for most grades of rat and bleak loaf coupe under la ; these now show an ad vases of id. per lb., bet the eserthante are generally look fog for better rates. The late telegrams from Chia., ea- Donating a reduction in the shipments so wintered with last year, have given rise to Vais improvement. tortitee with • cestiseauce of export orders for the Stees sad British Amerka. Brant arrivals of Canton seenred teas have found ready buyers at fall rates. Good sod free qualities of /doyene greens continue in &mud for export, sad also unsoloured Japan Wes. Barminar E113M16. Consols for the account opened this morning at 89i to 1, or the same as yesterday, declined to 89 11-16 to 13-16, and closed at 89# to 1. For money the final quotation was 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1 • ditto, foe account, 891, ; Three pee Cents . Red uced, 891, t; New Three per Cents., 891, t ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 721 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105. No change has occurred in India Five per Cents. or Exchequer Bills, the former being quoted 103 to 1., and the latter 3s. discount to ls. premium. In the foreign market, Turkish Consolides have fallen a quarter per cent. ; the Ottoman Loan of 1863 is also lower. Mexican shows a fracttonal decline, and Danubian Seven per Ceute. and Spanish Certificates a slight advance. A farther improvement has taken place in Egyptian Saves per Cents. of 1864, and Italian Five per Cents. Joint-stock bank shares have been firm, and an advance is shown in Chartered of India, Australia and China, Chartered Mercantile of India, London ' and China, London and Buenos Ayrev, London and Venezuela, and New South Wale& A farther re covery has also taken place in Standard of British South Africa. Imperial Ottoman Bank have risen to 151 to 1. The shares of the financial companies were firm, and a alight improvement took place in General Credit and London Financial Prices were • quoted as follows :—lnternational Financial, 1 to 11 prem. • General Credit, 11 to t prem., ex div.; London Financial, 71 to # prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 17.16 to 9-16 prom. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilise, 8 to prem. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were last quoted 31 to prem. ; National Discount, 10i to 1 prem., showing a rise of 2s. 6d. ; Joint- fl Discount, 11 to 11 di& ; Egyptian Trading, Ito 01 dis. being 2s. Gd. to bs. lower ; Ottoman Saida G6n601 21 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151' to 161—a fresh improvement of bs. ; Lion Brewery, / t 6 11 prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph Preference, n to 11. In the general market, Madras Irrigation have rallied from the decline of yesterday. City of Moscow Gas, Electric Telegraph, and London District Telegraph likewise improved. There were some inquiries for Oriental Gas new shares. Humber Iron Works and London and Glasgow Engineering have exceptionally fallen. The closing (bat in many cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub jed :—M.etropolis Sewage, 101 to 1 1 1 prem.; London Bridge Land, 2 to 1 dia. ; London Jute Works, 1 to 1 prem. ; Menai Park and Hoteil a ti 11 prem. ; Belfast and Bangor Railway and par to 1 prem. ' • McQueen Brothers ' 1 to 2 prem.; Marseilles Extension Railway and Land, per to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation, 2 to 3 prem. ; West Worthing Mansions and Hotel, 2 to 3 prem. ; and General &tees, 37 to prem. In colonial government securities Cape of Good Hope Bonds were rather Bat. American securities left off the same as yesterday, United States 5-20 Bonds being quoted 691 to ; Illinois Central shares, 781 to Erie, 631 to • and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, to 861. SIXES.-(THIS DI YJ Two o'Cuxm. The mining market is rather quiet to-day and pricmgenerallx exhibit no alteration, could with those current on Saturday. In the Exchange the only business officially recorded is in East Cern Brea shares, which are marked L noggin° and Bolivia shares are firm ; while St. John del Boy show a drooping tendency. - ‘.. t WOW SCOW 10,000 80.000 , 16,91101 10,000 44,000 201.1,006, - ( 7 * MOO 10,000 10.000 10,030 10.001 iii.jail Fool iiiiii MOOO WOO W,OOll 14000 a:66 0 100.K.0 mac* KOOO 1!QC1 . 4 * 10,0001 60,000 10,000 nOOO 16,000 cOOO so,ooo 10,000, 11.q2.21 6,1661 j 41 10,0001 1 10,000 1 66,000; /6.),000 10,000 87,600 60,000 60,000 LAO MOO) 1 4,600 14.0* 400.40 17,031 MOO , 60,400 It0.00:0011 Welmew MIT ~~. 75 b M 471 18 _TA