The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-01 00:00:00

I I • Iseixs. APPOINTMENTS, AND ♦ROMO. TIi)NS 11 THE CIVIL WV= llowrflilee. —llse Lord-Liestemaey el Dieseieltskira Leaver eartnat by the dealt of the god of leodordale. Pike .4 Works. Mr. F. W. Welds*, sodoOsat leek . l er, 111111 mt of Pohlic Woltz, Uul.lie , tee b as • tid (Orval Works and Public the hataallee. The postnuuter.hiprrotrees is ; salary. 1201. ; otmatitsasors an awn" IX The Itlarkletru is vacant; salary, MO/. ; caat m esius stamps. ; era nee for At e , no t an d 0 th 5 ...,„ ;slows. el Mr. I has hems appointed pri .al....r.t.n to the l'...totastert teneral, Lord Hanley of tad. Her : NIL J. Downea, first eirrk at Woreester, hashers' I....tnuoster of stAf ; Mr. John ()them cod %la Col..Lrt W toter have 1.... a. prornot.il from the third to Ile. second dams travellin...; 311.61.0fite0 ; lou, H. Harker, awl H. H. Cooper I ..e he'll mueslis.' from this second to tLe first elates of rt. at ; Mr. I 'Phelan has hem promoted from the fourth to the than! dam of ...Av. at Hao e t. et t ee ; Mr. I. st.. wart hss been mouthed Iron. the. fourth to the third sorters et Ealtnburgh ; Mr. W. H. swallow. 'al . Lt.. sorter at v aaor, has been appointed asaista M re. in 'Teeter of letter-esrters. • Cost..nts. The folloutng Akers lucre been *cal on the ...qv-n.4'6014 list :—Mr. W. Phillips, locker second class, London ; Mr. 0. I. .Mgan, weigher first class, Loudon ; Mr. Pond, clerk first clsoi for general business, London ; Ileum W. Dotson, J. Pickett, and R. Anthony, weighers eat ultss, Leedom ; Mews. R. smith, R. Walker, W. • and P. Byrne, tidawaiters, Loudon Mr. J. Adler, rolleet..r. Ipswich ;M r. C. Skull, enatn,ller, Exeter ; Mr. R Hearn. sellecter. Newhaven ; Mr. .1. Mason, con troller. Hull : Mr. C. Rodwick, controller, .model ; Mr. Cooper, Wes/liter at Littleh..topto n. in the port of .trutslel Mr. W. leohnsan, titiewalter at Shoreham ; Mr. W Marks, tidewaiter at Doter; Mesa. J. Vcsunes and W. .1 tioilibt, vreighers at Dover; Mr. W. Laslunar, tidewaiter at Cowes ; Mr. A. Cole, principal coast officer at Newport, in.fthe isirt .1 Cowes Mr. D. Clark, controller of accoun t s .4``•t. Katharine Docks ;Mr. W. Pike, superintendent locker • .Isse, to 1,0106 ; Mews. C. West end B. Harrixnn, weighers class, in London ; Mr. J. Henry, weigher awl Ill.', 111 London. Inland Bateau.: Department (Stamp. and Taxes Branch). Mr. F. G. Bailey. of the SecretAry'a t )Iticr, has been ap pasted aunnor of the incorne.tax for the lamp end tax branch 14 the depirtmeat, in the room of Mr. A. A. Watts, resigned ..n promotion ; Mr. H. W. lute-her hex been ap. pointed to a clerkship in the chief acconntaiit's office, and ha• entered upna probation ; Mr. Albert Thompario bus been Appointed to a clerkship is the legacy duty office, and bas . mend upon probation ; Mr. Cliarlestigilvv, supernumerary -orvecor 14 tAxe. iu FN.:1A..4 has been oraered to he tram h-rrnl to the Inab e...tAhltakroent ; Mr. George Barber, a r•dmnlant Liteiliquaster on the eidahlislinunit of the codomi, haa been AppOiniod mpernurnerary surveyor •s.• in England, to the room Mr. Grilvy. Liciae Branch.--Mr. John Miller, supervisor of Brighton .11.4 t• t, %Mae% collection, ha. het. Appointed surveying p. read examiner. third class ; Mr. Thomas Pugh, supervisor of Buckingham ilarict, Northampton collection, has been ..tianutel to lingtitou didrict, Salmi collection; Mr. 1....rgr Jones, examiner, bas been appointed to Buckingham il.nrict. Northampton collection; Mr. William John Poole. I,l6ll:Der. has been appointed to °IMO Collecting district ; Ur John L officer Halifax third division, ll.llf.iN collection, ha.. been appointed to flochilale tint Manchester collection. 110:LA N D. Hews. W. Fey, T. Smyth, roonclly, and F. Hatton h".. iieru appointed clerks in the Eilucatiori•onice, awl I...—ed their asaminationa. —Corsi hkrracs Glazer,. DI ATM or Mix Y ATM —We regret to announce the deceaw, after a *and sad lingering illness, of this a...mid:M..l and enemata lady, fur luny years an urne• et .1 the dramatic , profusion, sail in private life so ale• • • ..ens bi•loved. Mrs. Yaks was a daughter of John Kruntou, Fiat., of Norwalk sad awes of the Dowager Coaster of Craven. Mlle made her 4. 4 .0 r at Lynn. in the a baracter .4 lawdessoos, sad her trot appearance in London et coveat.gareles, rieptember 12, 1 , 17. as Letitia Hardy. it a 'wrest poles .he untainted to play leading high comedy lased 142.4. whew the wee married to Mr. Frederick Yates, at.. died in 104'2, leaving as only boa, Lora 11431. After the deeth of her hualawl. Mr.. Tates reeasined at the Adelphi. with Mr. Webster, but played for use num at the Lyceum with Madame Veetrai, and finally mired from the stage about clears year. ago. Her triumphs as an actress are f-vehly remembered by two generations of playgoer', but the memory of her doensette virtoos is primp, a more precious heritage to the women and desnret of her many mourners. TN It LAYS Dow CoUNTIrIh or GRAVEN.—ID th,e amiable and ...tunable • who died a few day since, at her need. nce. Hampton Marshall, near Newbury. Berk% we hairs lot the het twat the sinzle exception of fedy Few.a), of thou moaned ladies at., 11101411 formed,' cow Reeled with the puMie nage The late I 'out.. of (*mien was wen bows upon the bulos learla wig:*lW( century erase of the woo popular fevourite• .4 it. day, under her romitir• MON of Mir I. mous Oru Mogi. She linlog the treel • eseMeesse aotreete.l with the tlwetrir at Nor arod by the LS. dirt )'raven she had a family of flare swot sad a daughter. vhoni the preset Fairl of craws* mod bia yeespie brother abnie wervive. F.bashbmi-umva, A l'llt +T 24. —The Quem Ilse been greeiesel7 oboweel to agouti Edward H. R. Suitor. Fog., reew Innen vice-oinul at floadis. to he her Ilapetv's coseul kw the ports of mammas rod New"e. The Queen haa akin Isom rnbriously plowaed to woo. t Richard Startatool Newel), Fow l . an. Itriti•h inire.con.ol at Mersini, to h e Pm Majesty's camel is the WM/ .4 Rounios. --(kapete. IV RITES RAU, Ans r•er 30.—The Qucen aaa been plowed In mow* tbe Kea. Jame. Rl.rka.ed to the church east perish of in the presbytery of Kirkcaldy sad rotate of Infe.—llarelte. ...• WllsTilt ALL, A Os: t••T 29. ---Tho Qtlettli l i u* been pleased to grunt un4. the Lev. Evan Nepean, M.A., the ei t ee awl diviity .4 ... ramie .4 the collegiate church of lit. hive, Westminster, ...id by the death ol the Rev. /Award e.•. • 40 smt r . ww or Lc ntuw. —Lt nww, FILL e% t. tows hue been snag /w ay precipitated tot. A. h.., action en eleetioa. notes-lene lie the appointment .4 l'otosei Peery Herbert to the deputy eplarterinsater atact..!•iip of lb. SSSIV. Camel Herbert, bassouseing tle eke-tors hu appmennent, which 'neat= ids ems, says the niter was one winch he could not decline without ',- peons; to waidirmr himself firm ths active duties a/ ki pndeaiaa. A mearmar b etalotwel Herbert be wow mama tag the *toten in the pence of Captain F. H. W. Whams tee, who se his milker to the alscton says :—" Ae sac who is leartde attached to these conservative sad constriu. timid prieciplee which have always received the arm imp sews of run. Isle 'ember, and as eve who will always beat la mimi the twaddicatems that easy be rendered necemeary hr y the social awl uuelbetual peace. et the age we live in. I beg to come forward a. a csadidate for the privilege of reprewntotg your aneteat borough in his uteri. We have been lately called upm to make great sacrifices for the pux• poem 4 nitsonal defence. Though no advocate for • reek Ina military eepenaiture, these meseurrs have my wanner approval. being .4 opinion that the security of this country leen lonian enemies should rut apoe some more solid fousdation than the goodwill of powerful neighhows." The hon. erawlelate also impremee hie pleasure at the voltam/Ger loov.oe.ta, to which he premien hie cordial seri/nonce. VoLUNTUIR Rartaw AT YORK —Vie underistaad that Earl Eitawilliaan, Loed-Lteuteautt of the West Riling. has ee pre.ed kW intention to ennoble, the our enure rotten tee:. corps in his lieutenaucy for imp...nice and review at 1 ..rit about the third week is September. It ta also hoped that the Earl .4 7.etlasil. Lent- Lieutenant of the Noes!, holing, soil Lord Weadock, Vice-Lieutenant of the East Relitet, will .in in the demonstratioo, aod request the at tendency .4 their several corps on the same mosaion, sad the. make • .lentonxtratiou of the volunteer frame worthy a th e gnat county of York.— Yerkattire °saga. Tits 411116 AT EA•TElLN.—Notwitlustanding the ....lent an.l iseeesent ple this noble eeleel rides sod 'wings to the tale in Milford Harlin without the shghteet daintily eneualtv. Wm has snarly 2,0110 too. of e.Oll to darbseir hint re being placed on the . gridiren moorings to secure her CM. which are now being lent .1..0-n. She is daily visited by thoumnsle from all parts ..f the prencipulity. A FATAL I:tif• •T HClii;l:al...-0/1 Tuesday last 01aYlt ws. hi.kl at the Hull pun, Nevrborough, in the leal l y .4 Fleury Dario..., aged 12 y ea r s , w h o me t hi e death %um fir thy eirrutostatom t—Rebeers, wife ..f.e.00.• larks, L'ationi .4 the rho., ion, said The do. .. w eed was my.elysom. I mw him &heron 12o'eloekoo Moe lie was sowing es • tub is or the brewitome door, *al 1 141 hint to p. Mt. the wire and get no with hi. werk. Ile went tido the nave, and 1 saw him so mere alive. %t • quartet twfo f e one I relied btu to dinner, hut be del • aot emery. We then to our dieser, end ii,dst .fined alter us. I sant to my daughter, Henry sown he aa.vp in the zanies and see where he is." ?AV west, awl awn (mule ealled out, " Henry hung hisell." I ran to the place sad food Inn hassling. I lifted him .3p. hut he was quite dead, sad hie hassle M• heehaw( then /unman/fent hint down. aecearral hung In atrapa west for rensing hen aid foe f •It mug the .h t t. ti, r strip lbw tomad a b eam , an d the I The 'rein( In. tied:, the tongues of both straps being in I *Ale, and 011 Y, rail rimy hi. Deck. m a b o de w a s :.• d the grouiel. My boy was ia red spirite that inora• I never I•WTS.I an.t4 Witli him ; be was ..f in:entente tura, sad fond .4 netkieg Mimes, asnomrt woe.. hr rude a mill. Mr. Iterlew coreoliersted his ode e me-, whim.; t' at his "a ear found keen.; in a smell •'. 'I ot a irirden at the beck .4 the house, 11 .. t the lelekl. • .trop was . hoe to his neck, that his lefpi is.warn upon •011 that be thought be mintb. ..• •1 that see near. seen hi. f•e4 elipperi- hence the fatal •• en rophe. Verdict, " .lerulestal tie.th." ,•( ,etesin'• Are tin. —Ventenlsy woruiug, be ,• • • the hours of &WI In u . ..1.0i•1t. ea• body of a women. ••!•....stir ahosit 24 years .4 imp., win iwar the telph i pier, athwart the puddle wheel .4 ti.. Privy,. d•-..tideett. The derisseed hail on • stnreel lereue /., i.0.w., pett.r•eit (with marks .4 pea and Yril.iw r. '"u •t° 4 11170., and cloth Nees. Hoe face was • emeh Jwitssmt. Tyr bode sow bee at the Soso , ' iwiwir. a It to Wiwi! 4,11 ,1..• thee. is • senses.ineted is the h e ad, give. nee .• wo a death by •integgic THE EXPRESS, SITURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER I.' 1860. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. lkeornierioner (Melba/a.) tta GAISIORP. This was an adjourned choice of assignees sad examina tion under the bankruptcy of Henry tisisford, of No. b, Vork•place, :•itepnev, The ac,ounte login in August. 141,9, with a capital of 701. The profit had been which was more than absorbed by the trade espeoditurs. The debts amount to MeV. anode, nil. It app e ars fr om th e repor t of the offici a l assignee that the bankrupt had formerly been foreman to a builder, ~sod haring saved • little money commenced business un his cern account, in which he was unfortunate. The trading tranmictions amounted to 4,1531., upon which au slammed profit wee made of IMO/. It was nut probable that any assets would be realised, none of the creditors had proved their debts, and no ere. ditors' assignee had been appointed. Under these circum stances, the learned Commissioner Said he should drain° to proceed any further in the matter. The bankrupt was seeking collusively with soother pence to obtain the benefit of the Bankrupt Act, which he directly could not avail ?Outsell as he could not pro duce assets to the amount of 1501. lle should adjourn the' exammation sine die, with pn.tortion for one week only not to he renewed unless the twokrupt could make out • very strong case. - - . This was • petition under the arrangement cl.tuses pre. seated on behalf 4d a debtor who was stitted to have been in business for 27 years. The Commissioner refused to sanction the proceedings until the terms of the act of parliament had been complied with. If this trader wished to arrange privately he must produce 21:10/. in .ash. The clerk to the solicitor undertook that that amount should be forthcoming, and 20/. dep o sited with the official assignee win returned to him. The learned Clermniniuuer is stringent in his application of the rule is them awe., con. sideriug publicity preferable to private arriagessat. THE POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL COSIIIMIL Ur • 111AUDELICIT CURS. Hotter Bales, a sleek is the employ of Mr. Weatherley, poultry ea, of Newpitnetreet, was brought up, charged with alicanding from hi master's se rvi ce w ith 7W. in cliques and money, which had been entrusted to him to pay ha. Challis's Bank in Smithfield. Smith, a detective odlosr, brought the prisoner from Man shorter about a week ago, and in answer to the charge said he ted the money to the liquidation of bete which he had loat upon what he called that "caned home racing." Mr. Weatherley sail he hoped the magistrate would deal summarily with the prisoner, as it would be a peat incon venience to attend a trial at the Old Halley. Alderman Copeland said that was • recommendation he could not listen to for one instant. The robberies upon em ployer. by servants who were tro,ted and whose honesty was relied upon were far too serious and of too frequent oc currence to be lightly disposed of. The peroser was then fuUy ionamitted for trial. untzwrrt INVINENNION o► efts. lldevr4 Walton was charged with having in his poem sion nine heads of elm silk, value 301., sod not being able to render a satisfactory account of them. Policscoustable 1.i3 apprehended the prisoner on °beery. ing he had something concealed upon his person which arimaed his suspicion, and knowing him as • jobbing porter among the silk houses iu Greg Winchesteratre•t„ be searched hun and found nine heads of raw silk of which he pre several different accounts. Mears. Letnenza, Mazola', and Comber, silk merchants, who ox'asionll) em ployed the prieuter, Wadded the silk, as their property, having mimed the exact craluitity from a newly-opened bale, and further dated that daring the last 12 months they had been robbed of silk to the value of 3:01., bat of course they ware not in a position to charge the prisoner with the whole of that robbery. The prisoner was committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. RIUSAIIDDI o►► A coDarADIr AND IT% CONAN,'EXCIAt. Hr. Wrlfirtni Hllt up, • T.SpeC•lll,lO • I..oking, portly, middlemged man, reeiihng in Wiselstock-street, Oxford• street, was ehargesl with the following : Nr. Henry Bloomfield, a sinartlookiug young man, the ..phew of an hotel keeper, at 11, Woodebick-street, mid that us the previous evening he was standing at the door of the hotel with the 'miter, when Mr. Hilton reined from the opposite side of the esroet, and after strikin; him a severe blow on the temple with his stick, causing a swelling as Large as an egg, was about to strik- him a blow with hie crutch, but he fortunately warded it o ff , and gave him into Cu.to4. Defendant bad frequently annoyed kiin. Mt. Brian anted the ainnplainant whether he had gives the defendant any ion. Tha . anotilnisant mar t was engines' to be menial to ingunianirs daughter, but ovriog to the defendant's osoninet It was broken off by mutual consent. The ilefeedest a tailor, said the awavation on his part wee this: the eumpleouint asked his consent to be allowed to pay hie Marmot to his (defendant's) daughter, but nebervinra broke ft off and married another. The coin. =tsad the welter were all day long standing at the he hotel staking grimaces at him. He would admit He essult, bet it ems usage aggravated feelings. The semplainant said it was a mistake on the defendant's part. The beet wee the waiter was " aftcr" a young lady oe the tiataadent's side of the way, and what the defendant took for Wraith him were the waiter's smiles to attract tM !meg Lady% ettentioe. Mr. Besdns mid it was very unfortunate she lived on the defeedmit'e !ids of the street A nameable mid the defendant Wa. certainly intoxicated at t►e time. Mr. Hendon andonscier t►e circumstances, he should order the defendant to eater into hie own recognisance iu th- sum of IW. to keep the peace for three mouths. CLERKE.VWELL. ENTRAORDENART CHARGE OP HousLaimucrxc. Rejeite DrstrirAl, aged 26, residing at 77 City-reed, Fiasheryeattare, a fashiouslAyiattired female, ' described as a cook, was charged before Mr. IYEyncoure with being in the house, No. 172, Eustuniewsl, with talent to staid a qu M antity of goods and chattels, the property of Paul de ah. Tin' ease bait occeeicesed • great deal of excitement in the neighbourhood, and it appeared fauna tLe statement of La @paint Presser.of the tfdiviaion, that Mr. ••d Mn. Della& have gone to huis, leaving a •errant in charge of thalamus. Yeate May m..rning two 'lien went to the house and broke open the doom spl in tering them in large piss-es. They then fouled • van belonging to Mr. Alden, of Featherstone-street, broker and auctioneer, with the furniture, and de• sired that it should be taken to a room for sale. The men then went away leaving the prisoner in charge, and in fornation being given to Sergeant Warnes, 47 FS, and Cook, 1914 if, they detained the property, anal upon making inquiries there found that the house had been left in charge of • Mr. Wagner, and he add he had not given the prisoner or any one authority to remove the ipsids, and be gave the prommer into cusi4xly. The prisoner when in custody gave the manes of several parties whom the agent said he knew. The goods and the van were brought into the yawl of the court, mid it may be mentioned that, the whole of the far niters, we. quite new. The prisoner sail @be was engaged by two men to see the goods taken to the sale, and Mr. Wagner knew one of them. Mr. D'Eencourt inquired of Mr. Wagner what charge he had to make against the prisoner. Mr. Wagner said be had no criminal charge to make against the prisoner. He found her in the house and gave her in charge, because the doors were broken. Mr. IrEyncourt said there was no charge before him, and told the prisoner to g•. away. Mr. Wagner asked if the goods were to be taken Lack to the house or to the auctioneer's. Kr. IYEyncourt mid he eneld not make any order, se there wee no charge before bum It was • very strange case, sad one fraught with pave suspicion. WOHBIIIP-ifrREET. A NATI RAI. TANTE rult A fair-romplezion4l, eountry-looking man. who gave the mote 01 J.Am Ballard, AM described Airmen' as agroom out r 4 place and not baying any home, was brought before Mr. Athos, charged on hie own confession with being a deserter from the second battalion .4 the Mth Foot. In consequence of tricks repeatedly effected by persons =wag themselves deserters, but h a vin g rea lly never the array, their object being simply to get conveyed griglis to loin* particular point, the self accused was closely questioned, sTha very oilkily rtyprinded. Ife said that the depot of the regiment Woe at the eurragh, In Ireland, and that he had left it in October, 115$. _ .. . Mr. Koos del not feel matisiled with the males %nearer' and manoer, and consequently availed himself of the pm aeon, of quartermaster-Sergeant Brett, tlty of limdon Militia, who mid, "With your permission, air. I will take hi m into the yard ; there I can quickly learn." Ti:, was done, and temediately Jterwards the court was surprised and amused at the sound of " attention," " right, ' left," ke., uttered In truly military tooes. In a tow miautes the serge.at returned with his man, and then- - Mr. om coked-Well, is he a soldier 7 Rergenat-.ob, yes, air ; regularly drilled. Mr. Kaoz-Vary good. I thought it might only hare been a cock sad bull story of his. RAssrrggeesat-It was not improbable, air. I hays been fir tinv Imposed arse. Mr. Yam-flow lea: were you in the luttalion, prisoner Primer (lookinz ilown)--Tore love. 111 r. Knox (evident) astoitielt4-- Tire days! Why, t, do you hear this ? Could be be perfect his drill skeet time? gergessat-I put him through his facings-he was quite ei.rrect -all perfect. Mr. Knox--I think he ha. probably deserted from same other re‘i•airnt, and enlisted in this one, preferring Use latter to the other. 114iewoor hen smiled furtively, bit hi. lip, looked down, bat mid imtbiwg.) Ittergssat—lf will put him hack a .ilinrt time, sir, I will make hiquiriea that .hall he aitivfa-t,e. Mr. limit—Just so (yrulower wad reloovt,J). anti if I God that it hi as I intimated, 1 will Millet a sharp ptui:liameut upon kim—that isciertaim. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Clong. The railway share market to-day is deci dedly buoyant. A general advance has taken place in prices. Lancashire and York shire stock is in extraordinary request, and has risen no lies than It per cent. The improvement amounts to 1 per cent. in Mid land, and from Ito 1 per oent. in most of the other principal stocks. London and North Western stock k now quoted 1011 to t, ex div. ; Great Western, 701 to ex div.; Midland, 1241 to 1251 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 i to 1101 ; South Eastern, 871 to 1, ex div. ; Caledonian, 94 to 1; Eastern Counties, 531 to If4l, ex div. ; and Great Northern, 115 to 118, ea div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at 1 to 0 die. Canada railway shares are in good demand, at an advance. Nod Indian Railway stook has likewise improved. Eh. IPd I liauwera Clods' prime I Wee to-day yesterday. 1 to 1 p.m 100 an Marino all la MI Id 111 ft 100 Dom. Bar. aC.1n.i.6p.0. 931 144 944 IS 16 Do. do. B 19 11 41. soi all BaltsloalokaHoreani. it si 64 2 sot ill Do. New — 10 an Do. Pedantic* 7 71 100 100 Brift,nainaitGodaeldl Sp.e. Bola. Aug. andenedby.& l. I.H. 73 731 toe lb Do. 1a171.1071, 0 / 011 - TO 70 160 IN Do. June I. 1134. 4106 SI TS -. 6 S Qamitta aIL ImMes. 141 4, p. b I Cope TADock Op.e.gsa ll dl. fis 71 Nylon, =lre mai 1 01 416 10 'I Madero N. 100 La Indian * 111 Do. Arteroka 1 I 4 di. 110 II Do. J Kabalism* . 1 dl. 100 all Do. 419. of Dolma- *1 100 901 100 all Do. 6p. at. do l* 102 -- ft all neelow 411 Melbourne ll4 921 91 1 Grand Trout of Caw& SI 32 111 31 100 an Do. 6 p.r et. Pref. IN all Do.See.Pret 6 p.ctile 7l 74 100 a Do. epee ct. Deana 66 67 100 all Do. 7 per et. 1962 ll3 97 65 100 all Do. do. 1967 6l fa 52 IN all Do. do. 1876 6O 63 11. 100 Cheat Indian I* • 96 97 97 10 6 Do. New 10 13 Gt. 8. ot India'. tut I 14 the 14 *1 all Cit.Weot Canada. 19)1 1 101 la Do. New ll 96 dig 100 all Do.Bda,pey76,opt.tlll6o 113— 100 all Do. do. TS opt. WI 60 93 06 100 all Do. do 73 withoutop. 00 06 100 an De.6lpset.Bde,pay.77 90 00 151. 100 *Adria Guar. 4 per of 93 95 St. 100 Do. do. 6 per et. 94 06 9t. 100 Do. 41 per et l it B7 80 10 10 Do. 00MS0. Adm. do. 11. 100 Melb.ll et-Benda se all N. I Canada dam • esp. eh 6 7 00 all Du. do. Land do 6 7 b all Do. do. B esp. do • 7 b en Do. do. lend do 0 7 b fa. Oude (limited) — N. 100 hinds — 10 7 IT Do. lanjaub ii. 100 Do.lad-5t.114.. Spit 1111 IS 1 riaided.Limited. ftrip I 1 dis to. 4p. et. Pref.. NW WO teat and West WU 100 London lOO Bt. Katharine lOO 919,419 et. I 154.009 St 1 8,086,623 SL L 9,8811,810 Bt. Loss._ 1,989,800 81. et 118/104,_ 890,996 81. Sostareptea 900,000 81. 9109.-• 6,990 SO IN 96 96 iDe. nelada Nsw - S 9 die par umflov.6l Do. 6 per Do. a per, D. Sporl Do. 6pr , Dwipar Do. pat D. do. Nrw Broom. 18.11.Wolotfiv, D. lip. o„ Dw f p e., Novo Scotia 61 DM. Mom. 8. Anat. Om. IVl,Civ.6p.o. Do. do. 6p.r %MON BILITUE El ;ta 1,0241 lab* Caw lai — li.l%.lis ' Mal leat Div il. Boost Cu Co& 'talk') je imat Camden Z. %Th. Rural (avlatk ) ()rambler & et. &obis Groat South T G.WII. Alfred (VEaskj O. %Vb. Vor (lialatts) 9.Teuv.!u° 1 kii; :: c .. c . c 1 .. Icls6 .. c ox .. 1.01, .. c .. cox .. Rered'aloot Ilkeston Dowse lady Bertha tzt ,uny Lelant) N. Frances aller ipii N. Wb. llama ( North Wheal Crotty Par Cons. (St. B= Providence (C. Sortridge Con. Min. Oa S. Cars&n S. Cern Brea Illoßral S. Devon Iron ft GM Mining (Um) S. W. Frames (Mew) . Stray Part Tamar SiLdLeadlta.(l .. 1.1 10 sziiii i ctiiil tom 10 612: : 4.0 1.034 I.OU .. 1.040 ha — Crirt of Tway (ane ) West Basset (I Iloasta) W. Caradm (Whaled) West Raton Wh. Basset noon) Wh. Butler (Redrutb) Wb. Llward (Calstedi) Wb. Kitty k Un. Want) Wheal Mary .IJoa jiiTnhenroV nn. Tishman (UM Xlll 111 110 112 113 116 1011 102 1061 100{ 99 100 90 100 90 , 90 2 107 100 10d 110 Ins 110 ritP- 10 ii.4i 17s. 11.111.0 Lad it 13i. WOW ic lea 0.189. lt LOAM Lit 1 2 i be 100 210 IMO MO 107, 0 121 14 1 11 11i 29 ri 1 1 11 ISlid 1 2 20 . 111 1 ti Hid 1 4 li f 12 45 ‘1 i 7 Id 21,1 2 2 It 12! 14! 52 34 1 1111 2 17 18 85 68 280 2904 d 130 135 110 . fd_ ;t1 -14 It 95 U N JOINT STOCK 101 - 4 106 - 96, I - 109 f 10 is lOS 1 Bums IPt ICIL prima I Ws& 11116 WI 1 Agra sod U. See. Dade. SS - -..- UM* 60 Australasia - 10, 0 00 16 Bank of Egypt - 1,010 Uil 'Bask of London OO 60 61 -. NMI 10 Bank of Turkey 3 11 11 Us 33 10,081 SO British N. America _ all -.- -. 14,191 91 Mart. Bank of 10412 Australis and Mina . sn 1103 933 - 16,M 311 Cletrd. Nam c4l lady Las, mod Mina all St S 0 - ONO 1011 Qty - 100 Mloolal 00, 13030 40010.11 Com. of Canada a U ll - - .- - - - 16,100 1 US Com. of London lO 20 21 101 120001 10 Eng. Scot SAuslChartd 5ll 16 151 - 11,003, 10 G. Bank of Switzerland all - 56,0001 30 Lon. Q. Bank of AustrL all Ue it - 26,034 10 London and County - - - 80,0001 80 London Joint Stock - - - an% SO London A South African 2 I 01 dig - 00,000 100 Los and Westminster 3ll .- - 58 10,000' 100 Nal Peon. of Angland 42 - - - 25.000 20 Do. New 113,000' 60 National Bank 26,0001 10 New South Was. 60,400 25 'Oriental Bank Corpora. an - - - 26,0001 20 Ottoman Bank - 10,000 100 Provincial of Ireland - - - 4,000 10 Do. New 14.000 26 South Ataralla 43000, 26 Unlon of Australis - ~- - *OOOl 10 Union of London - - - 1,000, 100 Unity Mutual NISCILLIIMIOIIS. No. I too.) uosoesta IP4 la tallow I idea seesol 10 Amiksliazion Ilia - yOOO 2 1000 Atlantic 6 Andranan Ap= ll 81 28 -. 144 Tel. 67, 10 SKIM Waterworks. ) . an 43 1 xsi - -.. la Brit. Atomism lasi . M 3O 81 - 3000 60 Brit & Irish !Sag. Yei A an 36 17 vw 3261 a Do. a 7 per 2WU 1141 an 11 11 - 11,776 30 Do. C - 1,916 121 Canada Land all 114 117 - 1,000 10 I Wanda Tat. (L) all -.- -• 861, St. Cop.llg.ofing.lienaK in - - - 12,010 36 Do. Prof. 71 per sal on Mt Ise - 10 MONO SI, Crystal Palace - 103, 82 Do. 24a4oams 100 100 let - 260,000 IL Do. 6p. et. Peep. Dab. MO 106 108 - 700,000 el 'Leiria Telegraph - 70,000 16 Do New ll IMsl pm -- 6 nag. and Aust. Cop. - ail 11 23 xd 21 xd 10,000 IS 1 0en. Steam Navigates 14 - - - 110,000 1 Crest Ship (Limited) ._.) all II 1 - 100,000 1 Do. 171 pm cont. Pra 1 1 ins Par w. 12,000 6Los. District Tel. tlt.) Se 2 die - 10,000'. 10 Lega Los t e: Insould (Lk. l i 1 1' dim - 100, 63000 IS Ka4ras ' trigs lb Ora 1 ft ltit pm Z . 10,000 10 llediterrsmaallesTa all - - - isr " g ?ti ter. I D=1 1 1:: ) I : ti, 1: as If - 6,000 20 NerbuddsCoalthos(l4 S 2 10 dim - 11,370 10 Netherlands Lull - 00,000 6 Do. 11 p. c., Is. al 412 all f 1 - I,7'!e 100 N. Bruns. &N. Scot. lA. OS - - - 188,0:6 IN. Bait. Australmian A I 1 - 60,000 1 Oriental Oss - 60,000 I Do. .. New liarise . lm. 1 par - 10,000 10 Orion. In. Std (tea) 6 - - - 10,000 10 Do. do B I - - - 810,000 St. Peel aim lama 4 111 s SW 0 60 471 19,000 60 Penis and Ones Stan an 74 76 -- tome 60 Do. New II V/ 131 pm -. 40,C00 93 led Sea 1 lad. Tel lik e. forsOys. by lb. Gov. an IS Dil - 10, 50 pussy Iron - 10.000 16 Do, New in 14 ei - 16,000 ine Royal Sall Steam - 2,000 St. Scottish Ana. haulm. 144 1111 126 - 16,200 ts uth Australian Lad 011 SI 114 - 76,000 1 Maria Tel. Ilerip - 72 1 Do. do. Registered all 1 - 80,000 10 a Ln. Co. Up. Cao. 1 - - - 10.000 100 To. Disesses Lad Bll 9 10 - MONEY MARKEr.-1711S - DA r. Two oporn: The decided improvement in the weather has been attended with a fresh rise iu the stuck markets. Considerable buoyancy prevails to-day. The funds have risen 1 per cent., and most of the principal British railway stocks 4 to 1 per cent. The demand extends to several classes of foreign bonds, as well as to Canadian railway shares. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bentes opened at 88.20, being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, 1, and # for money, and 93} and a for the 6th instant. The present quotations are 931 to # both for money and next Thursday, and 934 to # for the 11th October. The official business report is as follows : —Bank Stock, 231 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93;:, ; New Three pet Cents., 931, I, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 103# ; ditto Bonds, 4s. dis. ; Five per Cent. "entioed " rupee paper, 964 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 102 ; Exchequer Bills, ls. prem. Considering that this is Saturday, a good amount of business has been done in the foreign stock market. There has been a brisk demand for Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half and Three per Cents., which have advanced : the former are quoted ex the dividend due this day. Buenos Ayres bonds continue in request ; the Deferred have been dealt iu at 30. Yesterday's rise in Mexican is fairly supported. Turkish bonds, however, are dull. The loan of 1854 is quoted 731 to 4, and that of 1868, 571 t. 4, ex div. Bales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres, Six per Cents., for account, 914 ; ditto Deferred, 30 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22, 214 ; Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., for account, 93, 4, 93, 1 ex div.; ditto for account, 96, 96, 96, ex div.; ditto Three per Cents., 734 ; ditto for account, 74, 4, 734, 741 ; ditto Four Cent. Dollar Bonds, 84 (exchange 46.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 44 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for ac count, 84 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for ac count, 734, 1 ; ditto Six per Conte., 1858, for ac count, 574, ex div. ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Ceuta., 1004. HALr-rAwr Two o'CLocc. Consols exhibit a fractional improvement since 2 o'clock ; the present quotations are 93f, both for money and the 6th Mat , and 93f, "buyers," for October. The discount market may be considered slightly easier, but the transactions that take place below the Bank minimum are confined to the best short paper. Busineas at the Bank to-day was quiet. It may be useful to point out that under the pro visions of the recent act of parliament, all business connected with East India Stock will in future be transacted at the Bank of England. A further sum of 58,0001 in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. Thu Leaping Water has arrived from Melbourne with 39,629 ounces of gold, worth 158,500/. The Kangaroo, from Now York, has brought 151,0001., and the Arago 140,0001. The whole of the latter remittance, however, is for France. The Maidstone with 195,0001., and the Blue Jacket with 125,5001., are the only Australian gold ships actually known to be on the way to this country. A telegram is soon expected, however, announcing the sailing of additional vessels. The tendency of the exchanges yesterday afternoon was not very hvourable, bills on several conti nental places being in more demand. The decline, however, was confined to paper on }Limburg and Vienna. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.16 i to 1; ditto, short, 11.14} to 15; Rotterdam, 3 months, ILl6a to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.30 to 5 ; Hamburg (ms. bunco), 3 mouths, 13.5 a to G ; Paris, 3 days, 25.12 a to ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 40 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 117 k to i ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 35 to at ; Vienna, et flo., three months, 13.25 to 30 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.30 to 35 ; 3 months, 491 to a ; Cadiz, 3 mouths, 491 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.45 to 50 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 394 to a ; Lisbon, 90 days, 53 to a ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to a. The London agents of the Illinois Central Railway Company have received the following despatch from the chairman of the executive com mittee at New York : Office of the Illinois Central Railway Company, New York, August 18, 1860. Gentlemen,—The earnings for the second week of August were 67,816/., against, in 1859, 37,9771.—pin in 1860, 29,8391. over corresponding week in 1859. I need not en large on my previous letters as to the crop ; suffice it to my we have • prospect of full employment for all our means of transport for the whole frill season, and • prospect of making the winter months largely remunerative in conse quence of the increased wants of the South, owing to the drought throughout a large section of that country very greatly cutting off or reducing their crops of pain. —Yours truly (signed), THOMAS E. WA Chairman Ex. Com. Mews. Robert Benson sad Co., Londoa. The following is a copy of the address to the directors of the Bank of Turkey, which is in course of signature : TO TIM DERECTOIS OF THII BANK OF TIMMY. Gentlemen.—We, the undersigned shareholders of the projected Bank of Turkey, having paid our deposits in January last, with the understanding that operations would be commenced within six months of the receipt of the fir man, and that period having long since elapsed, and, more over, taking into consideration the present critical position of Turkey, both political and financial, hereby request that our deposits be returned to us with the least possible delay. August 25, 1885. The Caledonian Railway traffic retutn shows this week an increase of 536/. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, August 29, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 022,589,485 Increase 0186,888 Circulation active Public deposits 8,849,005 Increase 380,260 Other deposits 14,188,176 Increase 321,812 Gyvernment eacurities is --- 6aniing --- ecliart7Ment 9,643,398 No change. Othereecwitue ua basking department Coin and bullion is both departotenta 15,914,353 Increase 233,513 Seven day sad ether bills 735,801 increase 11,1183 The Rest Notes in reams 8,447,710 Increase 386,660 Total reserve (notes k coi ii) in bisdking department 9,217,568 Increase 452,308 The increase in the "other" securities indicates a continuance of the commercial demand for money; but, on the other hand, the Bank have gained con siderably under the head of deposits, public and , " other ; hence the largo increase in the reserve. The increase in the bullion is as large as was expcted. The Gazette statement of the movements of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 375,7431. •, exports of gold, 104,837/. ; in-' ports of silver, 116,1821.; exports of silver, 12,086/. Au application to the Committee of the B . tech Exchange to appoint a settling day in the shares of the Eaat India Irrigation and Canal Company will be taken into consideration on Monday next. BANK OP lINGLAND —An and Stb ♦ic, C. R tor the 29, INO. count pennant to the Act nit ending on Wednesday, AsineS.l 1151311 NIP/ Note' legged rearaen. °oversewn debt.. 411,014,1111 lOther aseadtles.... 1 4 4110,11.0 Oold cola sad bd. t».61111.496 PUMP* PI Preprialeeil Oip /114.141,000 1,141,910 Public Deposita M• eluding lacbeq., Say. Ltivoka, Cata lan. of !rational Debt, t o Div. Acct..) Other wasays Seven day and other NIW Uoa tither co,sep,ias 07sWriaaast deco rides ducluding Dead Weight Au unity) Other decorttlos Notes 0,447,710 (told sad aline Cola 790,9611 £36,307,00! i £24,X1117,692 At4ust 80,1500. IL MAISIIALL, Chief (Nelda. 11p.0.Jae.t.141: 100 ?cant, 1078 100 r oent. 10/11 lOO 1 cent. 1893 lOO rd. PAL& Atli 101 rot. Mar.* Pep 100 twat. lOO Savip ea isw.Gov.. p.a 100 sOv. Pp. o. UM 100 q,1371 MI 110 1117100 00 Ola I p et. 110 g. Ism. lOO ev.ll p. Bowls 100 p. cs.Jan.l.l■l7lloo So. APP.4BOWI/0 OADINAZY INAIIII AID DSOCIDL Sim- I I'd I ALWAYS ' I C1Adig 704041447 Prk4s . I 58184031 4 1.417 111 all litrm.,Wol. 4340ur951. 11 o p -- Ilt. 100 Birk.,lon.,&Ch=7lo4 73 -. 13 all 'Blackburn - 10 all Blyth and 7=9 - - ._ all i Boston, Slasft,4 MC Silt 7 _ Bs. 100 'Bristol sad risim - St. 100 !Caledonian 10 all Cork and Bandon - - - 1b all Cornwall ll Oi - 10 all Do. Ai• no dlr. until -.- - 10 all 'Do. B ) pa. Is =AWL ,- -• - 60 all Dublin and Be Jun .- .-. 26 all Uund.,Perth. rtI64JO. 74 - St. 1 00 Past Anglian l6l 1 7 - St. 100 Baste= Count= llit 64 ad 56 16 St. 100 lisatarn Val= Sloe • 40 4.2 - tit, 100 Do. Nook 1111 30 - fu ' all fast Selo* - - 10 .11 Ditto - - 8l 100 idlnbtustandOlasiovr 61 82 - St. 100 halnbrO,Perth, Dundee 20 30 1101 30 10 aU . Forth and Clyd• Juan - - - 94. 140 101assmer • • Weds= 107 1% - 10 all Great Northol Scotland - -•-• SI. too Great Northers St 101 Do. • 1101 14 11191 14 Ilk 1 6, Do. II =oak la 144 itil 110 = Ilk 100 06 Son= • Wail gm) 1U 113 - 11l 100 Grad Western l i t . 1 Dassosr laaeWre rions.sok 6OoWYs 1 : 8 r oak ES mei 4 -4 i i 64 . 1W London sad Blasiterall 67 tin 01 06 . 1 Loa 11141=1.05ast 1001 1101 1 101 10 / St. 100 ak= AD= 4, 40 . 161 88. 100 landoalk 111mIliWrists. la 4 100 ad .001 100 1 1 ise all pa - S. 100 Lenden=Winlin 61 05 11l i 3 1 1 24 all lamd=d4oss l oolool= - - 1. - 16 all Do. ad ===== 101 111 - St. 100 3124.•1045.,ann05=6. 43 11114 4 4 10 Marepslll= 3 9 dls - St 10 0. Illdland_ .- 12.11 1241 124 1 1 6 = 1 100 Do. ans. rt &Irby- 92 101 - 6u all Mid. OS. Waslare m iLik) -- -. 100 all Newnan* smil - •-• .... 16 all Newport, 1ther.,414400. 0 - -• .... 10 0 Newry&Newry Annagtlol4 7 I dls .... all -- -• Is. K srmap.ll44a. O Norfolk - is a; Northern Ostostias , 4 nal - el ifs Nor th British Ilk all North Dena Ball 4111). - - - 0l all Do. A - - - IL 100 N. liestora-Borwla is 111 Do. o.N.l.Pare 1 1 dla St. 100 Do. Lodz 621 42 1 Si 114. 100 Do. Toth - St. 100 North land= - l 0 all 3 orth&S.Westartalen• la 10 ad - 1111 17( Nor th Staffordshire 3l Aim ad 13 1 14 12 lu :.. mt.& ticanthatalL4C. 61 ad 0 1 7 14 10 all Peebles - - - 10 all 'Portsmouth - - - 10 all ithymney - - - 88. 100 Scottish Central - 06. 100 Santa= N. Z. Aber.llai. IS is - 01, 100 Soottlah Midland IC SO - 84. 100 Shrophlre Odes 50 IS - l 0 all Ilittlsibourrallsolen. 6 7 - St. 100 South Lovers 4l 46 s 4 - St. 100 Smith =slam 66. 101 South Wales - - - 56 100 id York= I ilvesDna 74 1110 sd 76 ad 19 all , Stslnes.Wokla49=.oo4. 4 A - f all Stockton 4 Dada.= 315 Ili - 26 111 Ditto SSW 4 0 1 - 41. 100 Taff Vale - - - 60 all Ulster 06 O bo. S 1 ..eir - . 1 Do. St. NO Vale el Noah - - IS all Vtaterla NIL a 114 11 - - 10 all Won Osentrail 54. 1•4 West lildlaad-Ozisr4 46 - 26 all Ditto = 111/ 11 - 1 4 Ali 1 phio Se If - 1111:112MICZ SLR. RAILWAYS. rorowsa per Nat Dna Perth.* Aber. Jim tart Anglia+. .4.11 p. et. Do. C, 7p. al It. Court 11., spet. No.l Do. do. Na! Do. Now G p. 41. Smarm Unica 4 a 01. Lil Mat Glausar p. el Greet No t rthem I C p. pa ea a.darod.stl•palpia Do. 4, masa Do.t.p.o.setatipa i m GLIY. Ikeeditesd. LI Wat Gt. jdorladdkala Do. re Do. esioaa. a oat Do. Inseam 4 p. al Do SpotosiowsProt. Do. Sirs. Prot Norm la.atootorltiftlito. Do. da da. Ga a Do. P Gua. We* Do. Meal Otis. Maras Da ea do Da is. i. Loma Tod*. SaaN. Las.lllellsit..iptadlea. It N 4 1 Do. ape. do. No. Do. Oita do. Do. 6f.e. do. No. DO. 4 p.c. do. Do. pa pd. tit d 0... Do. 7 p.c. Pro/. Look.. DOA). e. do. (M. L&C.P.) Data e. St. (dlr. det till Lo l a Ciatbara sod Dam LAN W.Cov.t Nun+. La& W.7p.a.U.ka tastioadrryiNnals. Mrs-Jeol. t Loe.6p al Da AO Do. St par east . Do.r•dassa Goss ti— Masu o: k . d ip. DaCoas. Bra Nitta Do. *pet. Prat Nook Da Let dp. t H & tehla 4 p.c. Narlollt Sr. • North !TWA $ per Do. New Goa p. ot. Do. Border yaks N.Pra—Berw.dp. • Do. do. do Do. Loads Gaol No. I Do. York. Le &psis. North fitoffordiadr• deottab Nat Now Prat Scot N. 5.34 p et. ?refll Do.Aber. guap.e. _ i Do. 7p. at Prot Wok S. Devoe Mal p. &Da (Yet As. / LOAN Do. K per ant Do. Mad 411 yr owlo. IS. Wilms Irma 4 p. mot. Do. 44 pir mat S. Tortatt p. ago ifiteduiDartlaskall Do. do. lea Da et Cawad. pri Waled Illkosaylp.o. I W.ll.ld—Ott. Do. do. lili rdt ' Do. Nowa I a et hat Do. daperp. 6 pea prat 114 147 100 100 123 100 10 100 Ili 746 114 104 104 102 Of 18 ltik lb 101 110 U. 111 1,1 110 IA 125 id Ili riq 1 Isid us id les . - iii Li a s :d 77 id E fid id 1/P 115 117 116 117 161 143 113 117 10t 104 1416 166 110 114 69 70 83 80 UT . 10 121 LI6 128 Laim i IPa go lir lel MS SI SI 112 134 in in ta It 1 oe ith" A' 122 11 120 121 114 lOl 101 NI 102 101 SI IS 100 102 M as 27 IS ni IN a a 46 60 I* 128 121 113 _ - 4 iii MN * roam°, PAAWATL 79 1 LdW~a tt * s V' xd a- Me T pies. I Wm. all , Alatererp 1▪ 11 . 7.1ra.1L4.15ta. ▪ lolglas 12 Jamallas all laalars to Gralsomaa. al 'Arms= Mae la& I MT.,. I. Match 1112sabli • baba el Maas .. . (it limbo or &Rs all Ot. Coalrel a/ Pmo," J 1 St. Luse:tassai. all Italian 1 all Inks Constance A Bah all Llerrs and 'runabout all .Lyona aad Gann all 'Marla Antonia all Nara AlJegei rrs t . y . the MOW gOV. a▪ ll N lb Do. New Shane .. all Nor... Wan Truk Pre! W Furls, Lyons, aad MAIL all Parts sod Orleans 13 ' Recife and S. Trancisco 'Perna:7llmo°' g. 7p. a 14 RIP and Da= all Rowe and all Royal Mulish all Royal Boodle 2 all Do. 7 per Nal all flambee and Year an am =l o matt i Prof. a 11 N. Anattrissfciaollaa all Southern of Iftwoos all Waal Thad= . . 14 a Dm pr 'Mt s* ad Meal* s. W. of 21 I Motors of 111:1111sebaden ....... i s • 1 S 7 igt _ — 7l •—+ $4. Sit 84 is 64 If 26 ells, 14 II 12e i 1 14.11. V. i PROVINCIAL SHIRR IifARIBTS. Lrreltroot. Arced, 31.-Fair to-day :-Lameashire and York shire. a d. 1071 i da a f-Loadoa and Bartel Weatern, x 1. gda a f 100-Midland, let 33 4 41 1-York capital stock, 11-Bouth &dom. ISL 184 }-Buffalo and Lake Harm II -Dutch Itheuhh. 3f. as.. ed. do --Grand Trunk of Gaimda, IF- Ocanasoretal Bank, 14 Maxcliorriut, AlintAT 31.-Tbe market wad vel7 aeon& and Improving all day. closing at the hint. Lorela„1014-Nottinidtam and Grantham, 1.-Doren, 24 ea dlv.-Canadaa, 13 7.16- Sheatekta. 43-Midland, 1241--Lon4lons, 1114-Trunkm, 8-Cale *mime, 184 e.-Illackburn purchase, i p. earn div.-Omit Wolters. 701-Mattneka, & Bleitnicmax, Avower 31.-Sbetmotatlons to- lay were-111d. lands, 113 borers -Great Waders, Oa 70 ex di , ' --London and Nort h Weagern. lint im dlv.-Bkuvp.ldrc I.'won Block. 801 I-Drolterich Junction earl Ms at ld ex Mr -Birming ham Gad. elan A, 1471 140-BarlahMelant and !taffordahire OM, 1114 le& Market firm - 1 Goias plena k 3 IFmtv Evzxota Consols, whiuh (doled yesterday at 994 to 98, both for money and mixt Thursday's settle.. ment, opened this morning at the same quotation, and, after touching 934, "buyers," closed at 931-16 to 3-16, or 934. For the 11th October the last price was 934, " buyers." The official business report is as follows ..—Tliree per Cent. Consols, for money 924, 934, 98, ; ditto, for account (Sept. 6), 93, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4, ; New Three per Cents go t : ; Indki Stook, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. St 18:i9, 104 ; ditto Bonds, Bs. dim. ; Five per Coat. " refaced " rupee paper ' 96. Indian government securities were little dealt in. The Five per Cent, stock of 1869 was firm at 10314 tt I. &chequer Bills remain quoted la. to de. . . . . Foreign [docks in several instancee showed an 11 Pwarli tendency. Mexican Bonds have risen to 211 to 22, it being hopped that the dollars, the pro perty of the hondholdere,will shortly come forward. Greek Bonds have beeu dealt in as high as 10. Buenos Ayres are still rising. The demand eau tended to Portuguese and Anglo-Peruvian Four. and-a-Half per Cents. Little variation occurred to-day in the market for land shares. Red Sea Telegraph and 1•0100 a. General Omnibus were rather firmer. Great Ship were heavy at is. 9d. to Be. 3d. There were more inquiries for London and South Alican Bank shares, which were deah in at The c:osing quotations for shares in new under-. takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 21 to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 9-1 to 11-iti prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, it to k ; Gullivara Company (Sweden), * to * prem. ; East India Irrigation, par ; City of London Brewery Preference, 2 to 21 prem. ; Royal Cremornc Gar dens, Z to a prem. MINES-VHS DAY. Two °Twos. There is atill little business in the mining markets The tramaetions to-day have been chiefly con. fined to shares in East Wheal Russell, Stray Park, Alfred Consols, Proepiduiok, Wheal Clifford„ and Wheal Edward. Prices are generally un. ahem!. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no cariatiun calling for notice, business being scanty. English and Australian Copper shares have been dealt in at 21, ex div. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : The weather having shown an improvement iu the last few days, there hos been a better feeling in our market, but the transactions have continued limited. Copper is firmer in pnce, in consequence of more inquiry ; but so far the demand has not risen to activity. iron keeps steady. Pia has been little dealt in ; prices, however, show no change. Lead maintains late quotation.. Speller is flat, with more sellers. 71n plates continue rather neglected. At Past Pool Mimic meeting, on the 27th nit., the accounts showtd a debit balance of 2631. 164. 11d. Whrzl Marzaret, on the 9th alt., declared a dividendolf 22. per ahare. At Pro.idtnce Mine meeting a dividend of 2 2f. per ghats wan d,clarel. The • • di • o mow eaten& have been declared during the vu;,u.t..,t August: Mines. Per Share. Cern Fara Mines 22 0 0 ladeonth l:reot 9.0 nu Tolgns Errzlo.h mod AustralianOopper 0 2 6 Levant M :nem] Min era Lushanian 0 2 6 Wheal &sect ............. 4 0 0 West Wheal Setae lO 10 0 Providence Wheal Margaiet 2 0 0 Wheal Chltorti 3 0 0 Wheal Owlee Wheal Friendship Amount. LIAO 3,580 1,500 8,750 1,072 7,200 1,21 U 2,048 4,200 2,240 1,792 1,500 Tut. L-30ft COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the following prices :—Tows tallow, iets. 3d. ; Pater-Mull; Y.C., oaths spot, 52e. ; Sept., 5.2 e. ; Oct. to Dec., 524 Gd. ; Jan. to March. 535. If sun AVERAGM. —Town tallow, 43e. 3d. ; fat by ditto, %. al ; yellow Russian, 53.. Gd. ; melted stuff, 4', ; rough ditto, Ws. 61 ; tallow graves, 20a. ; good dregs, 7a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Moors. Davis sad Co. report trade slow; prices without alteration. Prinie meadow Isky, 755. to 60 0 . ; supenor ditto. 93a. to 112 1 . ; inferior do., Ws. to 60s. ; new do., 30s. to 961. ; clover, old, :10s. to 115 s. ; ditto secuod cut, 90s. to 100 s. ; straw. 301. to 365. COVENT GARDEN—(THIS DAY.) Foreign importations continue heavy and trade dull. West India panes are over for this season. Nan tonsiat of Jar. gonelle, Windsor, and 11eurr6 trlamanlis. Peaches and nectarines from hot-houses are nearly over ; very few as yet bare :woe in from open W3.11{. Grapes are abundant, and still maintain fair prices. Gob nuts realise la per lb., and filberts 9d. to ls. per lb. Gooseberries fetch 3d. per quart. Peas are comparatively plentiful. Potatoes are for Liao most part badly diseased; for sound samples then is a good demand. Some good mushrooms may be oh. tamed. ('ut dowers ehiedy consist of orchids, gardenias, violets, m.guonette, heaths, kalosantho, geraniums, lily of the valley, and roses. FRUIT. Mae Ana's, per lb.. 38 to 41 - Grapes. per lb., Z. to Se Strawt.er rite, p. lb.. *I to Is Id Peaches, per dos., 81 to 15a Apricot*, per a.m., ft to 4s Nectarines, dam., 5s to las 'barns% par qt., sd to tat Great II" per do o 44 z., So tea Moho% ts t Plod; p. +Wove. Ps to 44 Peon per doz. lz to Pi Apples, pc d?z.. 1 . 3 d to lo OA Cherries, per lb., Is to Is Geseel.trriee, per qt., 3d to &I. Oranges, per 100, 10s t Ile Lemons per 100, 104 to las rsocr; Rhubarb, per bundle, Id told - Preach beact , ,per,itat, 94 to la Paw, per bath, hi to Od net t 4.1 to ed Greens,pdoa bunchaa4sed tolls Cabbages, p. dot., le Od b to iht Potatoes, p ton, 99s to 100‘ par bus., to 4a ad per cat, tis to Ss earrots, per 6 mell, id to SA Turnips, per Pundit, id to 7,1 Spinach, per sieve, b Od to 3s Cucumbers, cock, &Ito la Od Artichokes, per dos, la to to I Heel. per dos., ls (Id to Is Celery, per bundle. is 6d to fe Onions, pert sieve. 3' to is Tomatoes, per dot, is to is Veg. Marrows. p. doe.. 6d to is Sardlots, per lb, 64 to $4 (I.b pa lb, 64 to ed fotteees,coh..p.sc.. LtdMIM Com par soon, ed to le bth% per score, Is to Ils Horeeredish, per ben., Istatoar ttushrooss. p. pott., 5. to Is Parsley. per 12 bunchy', es toes &ivory, per bunch, 24 to ld CIARTBALDI AFTER MELAZZO.—Hero AU incident occurred which deserves to Le mentioned, as oho the singular character of Garibaldi. Finding his shirt ' and soiled from his personal struggles, he took it wiishad it in the brook hard by, and hung it up on the bushes, ate his lunch of bread, fruit, sod water, smoked hie cigar barebacked, and wrapt in thought. rat apparent* contemplating the drying of his garment; thus. in the told and bivouac. sharing danger and hardship with the bumbled of his followers. Directly his shirt was dry, he went on board the Tukeri, formerly Vence, lying in thp bay on the western side of the peninsula, and py& sonslly directed her fire an the fortress and retinas maw.—Btatt•ronds Mayettine for September. ArrnotiLlNO l'iLoot.ny.—Catherine James died at fleblinro Colliery, on the 19th ult., aged 91 yams. as has left 0 children, Ird grand-ebildrea, 105 past ehiliben, and 2 mot great grand-children ; total, !XI . Sanderlund Herold. S'reertvBB-01.08-Avog RAILWAY.—The branch line (Hatton to Stratford) was sompleted, and few alters. ations only had to be made prior to its opening to the public. These alterations, as recommended by the erne meet inspector, Colette! YoUsud, comprised the I of the line, the construction of so engine turn-table at the Hatton junction with the Great Western Railway, and the strengthening of the woodwork of three of the bridges. Aa important branch communication between the east and week would then be opened to the public. TRAPYIC itICEIPTS. —T he traffics returns of rails ways in the United Kingdom for the week coding Aug.llls amounted to 572,110/., sod for the corresponding week of lest year to 544,7301., showing an increase of 27,420/. The grom receipts of the eight railways having their tee. mini in the metropolis amounted to 247,4681., and for the corresponding week of 18118 to 242,9561., shaking an increase of 4,51.2!. The increase on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 8841. ; on the Great Northern, to 1,483/. ; on the Great Western, le ; .on the Londoe sad North-Western, to :t,6531. ; and no the South Eastern. to 443/.; total, 6,6618. Auk from this iuna he deducted 119 7 ., the decrease in the Leedom and Blackwell ; 755/. on the London, Brighton. and South Coma; and 1,2821. on the London and South•Westeres; together 2,156/., leaving the increase as above, 4,5111. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 324,682/., and for the -orreopnerling week of last year to 301,774/., showing an increase of AMC. which, added to the increase on the metropolitan linen, makes the total increase 27,4201., as compared with the earreeponding.week of We. CRYSTAL PATAcs.—thga EIRILIANO DAT.—Far. DAT, AUGUST M.—Admissions on payment, 2, 398 ; tyke lay season tickets, 378; total visitors, 2,777. _ " 1