The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF WPCS! 111. a IN IX TRW C 111111. OD KIEL The beekrapt was • driln is railway sad adroit shirr, hw d 6, flan-pins, Claims. This was the 'artifices, esseting. lkineen suffered. Than was no appesitior The laskeewahest, which run& over awe year, Arra— uncured teriters, 3,26)1.; sward coeditors, 77,2381. (this sea keledas a bead for 73.6001. held by Jars 1104 8 11 s. DV. Relkheeph, .tattling the honk rapt's perederry introit r hair M wall to the rutin of the Dubose Resbarib, satisated at 60.0001. per . fl a,) Tubs, 4471 ; e xi bral rho" 68,3661; bad. 9.212 i ; pro perly b heeds of eredisors, 6,1261; lases, 7,8321; private as parr JOWL ; law @spare% 1471. Els Warr awarded the taakrupt a third ekes enti6cate.l SHERIFFS' COURT. WOMB lIIPPSLL OWILM. NM MAT HMO AMOTIMIL V CLIC The plaintiffs Is this onion are gorgeous, sad malt to 1•11111.111 the sus of 81. lb. foe meld attesdaseas oa &- Miami's wife. The *mei* hue is ths kill were foe Mbabane is leassay sad Ishesary, 1861, and as the sese befog beard yesterday, the defeadent, hie wife, sad baikter all swore that ae lash sasadeasse took pises, sad that *WO was setae, the natter with ars. IL'. log, wash was alleged to have bees bad ; bet a small sea of nosey wee paid late emit Is vesput of Windows at a nbeegneat period. It us sow proved by the *bare books, sad the unloose of Mr. Kay, Jen. (*Wig beteg to 111 to ahead), that the atteadasee dhl aka Sls Beam mid It bed bees proved to his medullas this tas Mesdames had takes plass, although all the items meld sst be proved. He should therefore give **seat be IL Ik. Hr. W. B. Haelmasn, for the plahatiff, submitted that this wee a ease of such wilful saisrepreeentatioa that the Mali ought to make as 'simple of the delesitaat sad his egoism, Leda the power given by Ike set. His Hemear.—No. I shall not talcs any steps is flee sitter. Is4seat-61. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW STREET. • SEAM •TTOUIIr. • weldreseed youg man, who gave the 013LII of ANUS Brown, was brought before Mr. Henry, charged with ob- Minis, money from several parties by false pretences. It appeared that the prisoner had represented himself tie s legal practitioner, and in this capacity bad been employed to get is outstanding debts for smell trainman, who ad vanced him money for the pupae of paying the prelintioary fees and museums. Mr. John Bastin, wheelwright, 28, Little Queen- street, proved that the prisoner obtalaed lils. 9d. from him, "ow soonat," having undertaken to sue a person for 50s. ; sad Mr. W. Madhouse, a coach builder, residing at Lines ems, deposed to bevies advanced V. 4. 6d. to the prisoner, from time to time, to enable him to remover a debt of 61. Is the latter are, it was proved that the prisoner had, at diffused periods, reported the progress he was slaking is the amiss, from the issuing of the writ to the alleged trial of the muse at the Croydon As.ises, and he went so far u to 'Whit what purported to be a judge's order, signed by Kr. ludo. Yule. at chambm. Upon these Tubas pre teens the petesettor adverted the money, and on Thursday atessuses, mutts, hiss seddentally In the street, he asked the primmer ►ow the *Woo was getting on t lie nplied:that he lad &modeled the presenter all along, and new felt bound to makes that he had commenced any nation at all. Ns Impressed lie willingsem to aocampeny the presseetor to the pellopeteties is Bow•streat, where he wee given into eisledy. Thepriseeer mode no defense to the charge. He admitted W truth of the prosecutor's statements. Mr. Heary—Then you land know that it h a very serious Wham to represent yourself aa a qualified 'homey, and obtain mosey from people under the pretence of condactiog 'otiose which you had no power to commutes. There is a probability of your having defrauded others is the same way, sad you oast therefore be remanded for a week, that the lodise may make inqairies about you. 122 LATII 10111lIT 111 TIM STWD. Joseph Lowy, tis mad who steeds oliarpd with having is sin poussaiow a gold watch, lanais, put of the prod... of the Measly* robbory of gold watches, last wash, at 1, Csoiletrost, Strand, was plated at the bat for further .z• assiutioe, bat so additional partisalan wars incited. It will he remembered that the robbery was effected by a man who pt tato the house by representiog himself al a traveller, I. west of lodgiags for a west, and who disarmed suegision by brirglag with Wag io a cab a comber st heavy bozo, La, whist' were found afterwards to be lades with brielibain The prosecutor, Mr. Minaret, stated that the wslabse, valued at ,betwaea 200 L sad 300 L, had bees seasigued to bin hen Chases, sad wen closrod fron the Customs as the sans day as lb. robbny. The priesen was *pia reassadod. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. PICILINO LOAD WINITORD'S 'occur. J 0.% draised as . laboster, bits who la supposed I. be eesseetett with n gang of pickpockets, was charged with peakiag the pocket of Lord Wyneford et • pocket" haaillkeeddet It appeared that between 4 sod 6 **Meek doe previous altersses, Ms Lordship was ow his way home is Brutes street, whin be Alta tog at his coat pocket. he tuned round sad law a little bey neer him, who was given into custody. The priaoaer was observed to be Is the tympany of the boy, and ran away. The Lauer was takes before Mr. Bingham. end had . aostios• imprisonment os the charge of being Sc. sway loth, robbery, ♦ po tsar at No. 3413nitoe-street, said that the prisoner eras followed by him into Charles-street, Groarenor-squm, where he laid hold of him sad gore him into custody. The handkerchief was Lund oommeled under his shirt. Lad Wyneford, is answer to the magistrate, said that he Wso deal» to have the case taken to another court. He bad lost in the course of the last few days as many as seven silk pocket kaalkerchitts, mad he believed that there was a peg of pickptekets concerned in robbing him. The prisoner was seat to the Some of Correction for three most s. WOIIAN 111ATINO. Willie* Thee, who described himself as a draper, resiMeg at 2, RatelSe-court, Glasshouse. yard, Gooseß eboot, was sharpd with having @a waited Ann Wilkinson, this minting. The tiosaplaisset, whoa fan bore evident marks of the psaislisasst she bad received, stated that she bed lived with the peisour se his wife for a oessiderab4 period. About holt pest two o'clock this morels( he suns home intoxicated, sad without soy provecatima sommenced boating her is • most brutal manner, kicking at sad serails, bit with bit lists over the hood and body as if she had bees slue Ightiug with bite. She called oat for es sistasse, sad is a few minutes 162 O lame to bar mid, when the primmer woe takes into outody. la additives to the marks of punishment sheet ler hoe, her body woe Mr osloured is several plum. The Magistrate lined the prisoner 405., or au math as the Hesse of Correction, at the same time improateg upon Mu the rertalety of six mouths' inaprisousset geoid ha be brught up seder each a charge epic Tits primes, was locked up. SOUTHWARK. COMMITTAL OF Wiliam Mambo's, • tall yo•ati fellow, weU knouts to the police, was finally waisted before Mr. Combs, charged wit► stealing • cost from the shop of John noon. clothes Mater, U•law.ataot, B••thwark. Charism Fain polies constable 467 A. Bald he was n duty la tinerstreet as the maim el Friday lest, whoa he sew the primmer loinsin about the door nth' peemestor's shop. Won knowing him t. be a thief be weighed bias, an saw bias neer isle the shim an .souk den a seas an ma away with it. Aliases mann bas, anal took ►ias fale eassedy with tin penny is Ws pensedea. Ms. Comb* asked wittbaz the prison was Mon ? TM oesdeble replied that he no is went' of a dom ino gam of rims fellows, who were a oniplete terror to the linkmen. Mr. Cane fally.easwittad bias foe trial. Suns Jan, sa old thief, was 'barged with stealing e pair of boots from do slap door of a tradesman In Hesit ates; Boatliwark. The presenter said, about 9 °Week last mein, he tow the pelotas, ozsadaiag sone beets at the dose ; he sassed her sedately sad a pals of boots. He laueediattly west is pariah et hes. sad saved hos sear Wet Clowie's thatch with the boob is bar pooseedoe. Pollee Coastal& 141111 mid*at the primmer war tried at the Jimmy liersime ter a duller robbery, and bad been oat of priers sly • lew days. Mr. Combs mmaitted Mr for trial oleo. ZOISINO ADI ORCHARD. Two lads, named Morgan aatiSharp --- , were charged with charged with steam • larp quantity of flue pears from the orchard of Hr. Cook, at Bormoadasy, and eonanitting seasiderable dosage to the fruit trees. Hoary Hunt, Police atoneable 2471[, said he was ea duty soar Mr. Cork's orchard about four o'clock this morning, when he heard • rustling miss among the taw. Hs im sediatoly catered, sad saw the primers maim front the tress, throwing away • large qesutity of pears which they had senseted. He ought hold of thou, sad took thus into sestedy. Large bombs of thu tress were strewed about, having ressatly bees tors on, thus committing • deal of damage te then. Is sown to the ebarp, the prisoners said they worked in an adjetaiag repevousil, aed had a peas, as hoar for , entre week. Mr. Combo—Yea, a pew ea boar for stinting Mil 104 daataalog Mr. Cook's trees. Bash a shameful destruction of property malt be pat a step la; sad as as azasapis to saber lads is the weigkbourbsed. be should Haulage saah of theca le sae sonstic's hart labour in Wandsworth Howe of Correatioa. WORSHIP-STREET. Barri Dellistore, as Waage bat quiet-Making MU, haviag the ammoniate of • ileetat samthaale, was *barged betas Mr. Hamill, with having vialastly *malted Mr. Thomas Bylaw% a clisakist sa4 &waist to Napist-stnet. Homes. The emsplareat, w►o appeared with both his Gym braised, sad exhibited a WON rat woes the as.., said —At the urges' reqaest of a tread, who had gives a ran into astody, I proceeded with kin last emir, to the station-boas, bat we were closely followed by a disorderly mob of puma, and subjected all the way to realm The praiser roared himself partionlarly sesepiesoso, sad lust as ke naked the station Ito addressed me periesally is sseh as amok* tens, that I dimaaded what he resat, sad ailed, in a resent of irritation, that el he was aa satire eraser to me, ha might be a ticket of leave mu, for might I knew to the seamy. I had so None? uttered the wards the, he beaded towards se, and " What is that you dare to say ?" instantly stria me such a terrible blow braes the oyes, that I dropped seamier to the ground. Oa removals's my frailties I feud myself under the care of the pollee wpm at the Nation hood*, where I remained nearly as host before I was at- Weal, recovered to return home, sad am still is a state of extreme suffering, which deprived me of sloop all night. Is aaswer to the charge, the defendant emphatically denied that he had ►oes in any way connected with the pomace who had molested the complainant and his friend, sad said that having bees attracted by the crowd in front of the station, he was passively looking on, when he was grossly insulted by the somplaisaat, who singled him oat ones's& the by-reader, sad publicly stigmatised him se a returned transport. He bad been employed for year by as name dim I. the neighbourhood, sad having always borne as usapoiehable character, he felt eo iadig mutt at such a ash a otadaleas imputation, that he in stantly knocked him dews, and woad do the more again upon the like provocation. Ms. Sawmill mid that such an injariess and unfounded aspersion was certainly strongly calculated to exasperate the feelings of a respectable man, which be believed the defend , ant to be, sad as be felt reluctant, under the einnuostanose, to Mapcoe a penalty, he should allow them to retire into a private room, mid endeavour to effect an amicable arrange ment. After a short absence the parties re-entered the mart, and it haying b.. intimated by the complainant that he had no wish to proceed farther in the matter, the dehndant Wu ordered to be discharged. GREEN WIC H. ORSIILOOTING John Charmers wee placed at the bar, charged with throwing a lugs quantity of mud iato the Thames. From the evidence of Thames poliemosstable Tricker, Ne. 131, it appeared that he observed the prisoner, in eons. posy with another man, who had miesped, throwing mod into the river from a barge, off Charlton. He believed the qaaatity lobs about eight toes. On hie being noticed, the companion of the prisoner made off, and he (the officer) then took Chapman into custody. The prisoner said he eertaialy was guilty 01 the set, but not to snob as extent es stated by the officer. Mr. Seeker said it was such persons as he who caused a greet deal of extra cost in baling and dredging the Themes. He thereby should order him to pay a penalty of 40.., or be committed for one calendar month. The 'magistrate farther gave him notice, that if he, or any others employed to a like genie*, should in future be brought before him, he should laid the fall penalty. FIRE IN WHITECHAPEDROAD.-(THIS DAT.) Between flee and six o'clock a serious fire broke out os the premien of Mr. Wm. Hill, earpeates sad builder, Whitsehapel-reed. The workshops:were aseemarily BUed with minbustilde materials, mad them bland up with great rapidity, at first it was apprehended that before the destine. tire element mold be arrested, it would oommasitato with the Waage is the neighbourhood. Mesmagers were de 'patriot es the various Lemke fire Brigade mations, sad the Beeiety's are shapes were shortly es the spot. The ossflagraties was torrid*, end illuminated the east•end of London, setwithetsadiag that it was daylight. A good supply of water having been obtained, the 'mines get to work i• as admirable meaner, under the dimities of Mame. Fog% Bridges, Maidniain, sad Commies, but la spit. of the most strenuous @mamas, the week of denotation managed, wad before the Baines mall he esnosersd, the paist-rum, ironmongery, and wheel shop were burned eat, about m fourth of the stock in the open yard destroyed, sad the adjoisiag premises of Mr. C. Baylis, oil sod colour man, Pertdval-haddings, as well e% Moors Jobs. sad Piggott'., imposters sad builders, No 1, East Yeast-street, were eoselderably damaged by Are and water. Cause, spontaneous igaitios. The lee wiU fall oa the Phenix Fire-oller. TRITIMONIAL TO TEI LATE VICAR Or ST. MAR TUI'II IN-TIMEIII.I7II.—(Tzu Dsr.)—• angstroms end respectable meeting of the parishioners of et. Martin's-in tlnFields w held this day at the wetry-rottas, to take tato seaside/atlas the Wet means of 'uproots their respect towards tit Rey. Hoary Mackenzie, the late view of the parish, who had bees preferred to a living In the diocese of of Linda. It w agreed that a portrait for the vestry. rota, end a service of plata for presentatios to the rev. patinae& himself, would he the most desirable reseed of the feeling satelsting batmen both parties. • sonatittee was appointed to receive sabealpticose. FATAL ACCTDINT ix THE Nsw KRNT-ROAD.—. This aortae, a little girl, named Bata Watch, about Ave years old, the daughter of a netropolitea polinsonstable, raddiag is Union-plan, Harper•otrest, anotapanied by some other children, got iato the frost garden of a host to the New Kent-road, where then was a large quantity of tither is• Ole. The children won playiag about, when cat of the pines of tither fell and Wrack the poor girl Welsh as the bead, washing bar skull Is a moat dreadful manser. The Lttle sufferer was takes to Mr. Howell s surgery, awe the place where the easideat scarred, bat she expired while that geathinsus wee ezaainiag the linjuries. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH LONDON RAIL DAT.)—ThIa morales as am of the paters on this railway was prootoling .•long the line at 'boot four o'clock, he saw the body et • eon/table named Thomas Bea, lying on the rails, ems the Camden Town bridge, sieskiagly Initiated. Animism* was at Dom obtained, and the body was eonveyed to the et. Pancras Workhouse, to await • eartmer's inquest. The declined, who bad beta in the maspears employ for sew time, had awn amok m etes l■ the defames of Ids ..matey, and was at the time of the maddest wearing two medals. Tax Taints.—This laming a number of work masa were engaged is .hea.in4 up • block of buildings ad joining Elm-court, is the Wier Temple, It having bees observed during the past hw days that the frontage leak ing towards the Anna was bulging forward. It is supposed thetas. of the *its has dipped, sad •wordlagly to puma, assidant, the frontage bas hem nude assure by shining with massive beanie of timber. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoca. The railway sham rnarket today is awesd. Mast of the heavy Moats have fallen sales prepondsrattug. Great Western stock has fallen le per cent.. being quoted ttot to a ll. London and North Western is quoted 95 to Hi; Midland, 701 to 71; Lanosshire Yorkshire, 82i to 83; flouthaasterus, lee to }}t; Caledonians, 31e tot ; and Great Northarus, 22 to f. French shires are steady. Grand Trask of Canada sham cantinas to rise. ONDU4AII SHARES AND ItTOOLII THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY Elf ENING,t AUGUST 17, 1556: Dr. Forbes Winslow has arrived at the H6tel Treeeket, Bee Trotchet, Pert. - .................. i At a lldi s dlinti. WM% ; ue.lllllo%=o2li.caillaeL I A 66 ao ISL.. M e l ma Naga ...... _ lawsirt sal Omit se owl* mai t v — i k ." -. i aT 1 .01 Sum Daige, dam 8.«. 00 I Dwain 1.. t • Do. (bail. 17. Stds ) . .: 1401mmidaa . IN MOW' 001101.0.... aU 1111060.3 000 Mar .. 100 11 4: 11 :16catk ral 4= 100 300 Sailmes 100 Da. 11030 ot, ow 11.. Omsk 10 Gt. 11.01600 10 00 0 Om* Rola su Dlll.llfterVellity ClaJPIk. (arestar isi 000 .. la! Dm . R D•.x.ffirniras — .... r ..... 90 . 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W York) K+ LIS iN DIM SOm 100 Ilog n r isua ONO lloko et a 1 II 10 ilhoswabsy ar I Orel ft 11r.T.. man y 11 I ft t anoblisoperad II al Woar Valley pa. 6 per; St. :1110 WOb 6 lamost (WEN 7 baba Wablasl U 30 zd ►0! ►►o 12 111 U 14 flisiT n 10 114 lc 10 WETS. W •1 111 MAO 40 411.1110 60 *ON SS Sl4OO SO SAO 100 NOM 100 NON to SAO APO SO 0170 g WO N IOO SO ISMS 10,000100 10,00 10 0000 00 10,000 10 SLIP/ SS 10,000 100 10,000 S 11,00 *O,OOO s. 0,000 00.000 00 Walker 1 Wart Mariposa • lbsaikaable by S3lllO. 0 114 $ mull 0 30 1 I dleim de 3 per 31 1 do(Lookle...l 113 i ill • au au au JOUIT en lONA North Maori Noah or I 0•41thol lathAtthit, LooXikortßook of Art. l!asisa @II —m,;:iii-- I_ l7 •osiirl aithstil Laskin iisd - 11 Ng. P ro. . of liiiked... NW at halal ..... Now en& Wa150....... Ong". liaelykiper,doe, Al* sal Odd Imp. Co. Mali Amin& . .. ...... trolls of moirallo ...... Da lifim ONot of Loodica""".... 20;00 , , 25 Amigal= Apitail toral. -- 40,000 10 AMNON* Br* NW 61,000 i 10 Sedan Waterworks I* grltiali ANtarkaa UM 60,000 6 arkliClLlnt.k Itiod.Co 1,910 100 tamed& ...... et. DA gar et Jaa.& July 16,16,910.. rrpr..... 4 tabu al France NON Sutra 20.000 25 Ilastvis 1 13 0111111111 SUL Navigation 110,000 20 Ganarnlll.l.oolpi lag Co. il KM 00 l i ga. ben Iler:w Coat NA, 10 Illadinii a St. anteriaar Oa 1 Ilmissal Patatalten. FM SOO 10 Natiartianda Land 71,1% 2 N.g. Wan Coal & Inter ISum Nasigatka Co. MN liNartli Brit Anstraladan was Se Mini of Zuropelliesis 1441110 1 OrlaatelGia 3 PesilinarlaailiViebani 2000 30 Paola. a Cranial gusto 20,0•0 AO 120.144 w 110,000 2 Paitlaad ban Company WHO 100 aff al son Stead 100,000 1 Inaba Au.. Lyman 100,000 1 Ds. New 11,200 IS Lath Anstrallaa Lad 711,000 1 inlgmarins Wag. Strip 75,000 1 Dix M. Regiaterad 20,001 20 TrivitiktaanCo.oMpia. 1 10.000, 100 Van Diemen'. Lad ... 11} 171 6 6 pc6 19 9 4 10i dis 31 611 zd pit 2 pm 33 84 43 43 lie en ny 43 73 /4 II II IN 80 i 1 Jld 130 11$ 114 Ili _ I -11 17 II I 10 0 II It 11 t g s li I SO*l si„ , .. , 1 In I 3 AUSTRALASIAN PACIFIC MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) The third half-yeariy general meeting wu held tom*ay, at the Lau as Tanta, Mr. G. /111111ILT la the The toiletries was the report :—" The direetors have assembled the proprietors at the third haltyearly general meeting, in accordance with the _provisions of the company's deed of settlerseat The stock of coals at Taheiti, a sale of which was effected last year, was delivered in due course to the French government, and payment for the same has been received during the past week, agreeably with the contact. The remaining assets of the company, as well as the outstanding liabilities, are , approaching a final adjustment, and the proprietees may depend upon the exertions of the directors to elate the concerns of the company es speedily as paseible. Sines the annual meetiag is (February last, the directors have been enabled to make another return of ten shillings per share ; a further payment of five shinier per share wall be announced in the usual manner In the course of next week, and the directors have every reason to expect another small and final return will be made before the end of the year." The CHAIIIMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, laid the ds. would be payable on and after the 27th instant. It was fully expected that two meetings more would wind up the comers. The report was adopted, and the prosseediage terminated. TRAFFIC RETURNS. --o-- Banyan Mr Pao- Wt. Total, TAO =las jab 21 . Wel. SWIM cbs.9B9. 1/94. UK .11 403 igt 90 A 9 1111 g eissits i titii.iii i - 105 8.4 40 680 31 0 690 11=Awabelati=oul -* UM/ 2,311 Wok K r ast lisestraii - awl Western l helu ltalbra .... - 1 4 633.9 Ili imitic. •••• • • 4 1 276 142 sal Wicklow : 1 . .: • .1' ts - = IIIVINT:Piii: **** '• " 17" WIG lerfolk, and . . .... ........ 417 15,185 11.913 n ..„ - LW 1,41:. (baits 111altuall - 1,645 1,195 r il e su th IMO& i 3.747 " ..eiiiiiiiiii .. : I _ u m " a. um& w•;iiii ** ** - " " -- ! il colour. . 195 ...11111.110;,4,L - sja 'a ..... ... . - - li. 1,91.11 a sad jet 6,144 LW 7.264 6.739 417 RS 1 247 367 414 466 36,698 33333 :MU 21,003 3.074 1,920 U4O 1.76 E LW 16 SXO 6.. 87 1:9 ON - UT US 1.8 04 Ih r t il %IV IA? PM 073 CM . . ...... 6 1,109 - 1.308 1.181 HERIPORD MUSIC Marn643.—The Mika of the throe "eke of Weaesster, Hanford, sad Gisseidar, mass off at Haashed met week. Tito sib kat Nair dral and assesatinom are searly can The amaseeti will be bell at the Shire hall, whieh fitted up he the purpose. Tho sedni a glisant e rle i Seal will be *even to a dose es triday apaslag, as um% with Headers Rauh& ;" sad he the fiat time at Hew ford, a grand dress ball will be ohm as Psday WI% ender the patresage of the aeldllty sad petty of the cionaty. Railway arresseateuts have bees soared into with the Shrewsbury sad Hushed; Ne Aber's essay, tad Hereford; Hanford, Rees, sad isetft., ad Midlaed Railways. CRYStAL PAL&CIL-4HILLING DAY.—AUGtIST 16. W Tatal "friem ea ,218. Mutat, 11,384; ditto by memos timbals, 8311•. 12 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocs. The English funds opened this morning at a decline, but have sines recovered, and are now quoted the same as they closed yesterday. Alter receding to 901 to j for the Bth Sept, Consols are now quoted 911 to I. For money the present quotation is 91 to I. The Titres per Cents. Reduced have been dealt In at 91f to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to ; the New 30 Years' Annuities at 18 15-18; Exchequer Bonds, at 1001: Exchequer Bills, March, at 171. prem. ; ditto June, at 13e. to 17s. prem. The scrip' of the New Turkish Loan ie quoted at ,21 to n prem. The Old Turkish stock, after receding to 931 to 94, has risen to 94 to 1. Mexican is quoted 211 to 22; Spanish Deferred, 181 to 19; and Russian Fin per Cents., 100 to 102; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cent.. hare been dealt in at 641; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates 961 to 1. Other stooks remain quiet. The energetic support of the representative of the British government in Buenos Ayres is being given to the claims of the bondholders, who will read with Ipleasure the fo ll owing remarks in Mr. Parish's last etter to the Buenos Ayrean minister, containing a distinct threat that the British government will to enforce the claims of the bondholders nn [sr the government of Buenos Ayres speedily comes to some equitable arrangement : It would appear, under these circumetanoes, that no real intentions eziet.sd ow the part of the government of Buenos Ayres to satisfy these British creditors, and that they are noting under the belief that the is will be showed to re• math is its present most unsatisfactory state; the under signed has now, therefore, to distinctly inform his Becel lastly, and through him the government of Buenos Ayres, that, although her Majesty's government have hitherto ab stained from enforcing those claim, in the belief that a re gard for national honour and good faith would have induced the Buenos hymns government to satisfy their British cre ditors, such forbearance may have its limits. - - The amount of specie brought in by the Tagus is 9,0361., chiefly from Lisbon. The Admiralty have ordered to be surveyed the ships Remembrance, Concord, and Atholl ; and have engaged the Great Britain, White Star, Devonshire, and Mary Louisa, for the conveyance of stores re spectively to Montreal, Halifax, Fremantle, and the Crimea. The East India Company will receive tenders on the 22nd inst. for the conveyance of marine boys from England to Bombay, and stores to Madras. The transfer books of the following stocks will close and reopen on the dates mentioned : 80a•. Reeopen. Back Stock Redneed Three per Cents Sept. 8....00t. 19 Lone Annuities Tet minable ditto Sept. 8....0et. 18 New ditto Sept. 8....0et. 23 Nor Three per C 005.... Sept. 7.. Oat 28 Numerous new companies are understood to be in course of projration under the provisions of the new Limited Liability Act. The "London, Manchester, and Foreign Warehouse Company" is announced, with a capital of 100.0001., in 2,000 shires of 601. each, and a deposit of 101. per share, the object being to take the business and premises of the firm of Messrs. Rogers, Lowrey, Holylend, and Co. Power is to be taken to increase the capital to 600,000!. The preliminary annoureement is also made of the London Joint Stock Warehousemen's Company "Limited," with a capitol of 200,0001., in 201. sharer, and with similar power of increase to half a million. The receipts of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way Company foe the week ending Sunday last were 9961., making the total receipts for the four weeks 3,9211., against 3,4111. in the four weeks to the 15th July, 3,1061. to the 17th June, and 2,2161. to the 20th May. The increase is shown to be very steady. The transfer books of the Great Western Railway of Canada are to be closed from the 21st inst. to the 11th September, preparatory to the half-yearly meeting, to beheld at Hamilton (Canada West). Notice is issued of the cancelment of stock to the amount of 30,3201. of the Belgian Three per Cent. Loan of 68,474,8001. The divideeds falling doe the Ist September on the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds are advertised for payment by Messrs. Antony Gibbs and Sons. The following half-yearly meetings are newly an nounced—viz.: Boston, Sleatord, and Midland Coun ties Railway Company, for the 28th inst.; North Devon Railway and Dock Company, for the 29th inst., when it will be /proposed to convert tho fully paid-up shares into stock, and to authorise a preferen tial dividend upon the unissued and forfeited shares ; London Printing and Publishing Company (annual), for the 25th inst.; East Anglian Railways Company, for the 11th September ; British Empire Mutual Fire Assurance Society, for the 30th inst. ; and Submarine Telegraph Company (between Great Britain and the IContinent), for the 29th inst., at which, after the dc -1 of a dividend, the directors will recommend lan issue of 500 new shares of 101. each. TIED MAY Eveztuto._ Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and ^ gone i7i;iiesub seriptions from the public for the New Turkish Loen in the following terms : Turkish Loen for 5,000,000/. sterling at 4 per cent. ' under guarantee of the British end French governments. M;un. N. M. Rothschild and Sons beg to announce to the pubiie that they are ready to rimier, applications from par ties desirous of participating in the forthcoming loan of 6 millions sterling, and will mein; the same until Friday next at 4 o'clock. It is necessary that every application should he accom panied with a deposit of 10 per cent. on the amount applied for: if the whole amount be sot allotted, the proportion of the deposit will be returned forthwith. Neer.eourt, St. Swithin's-lane, Aug. 16, 1655. The following notice has also been issued by Meson. Palmer, Mackillop, Dent, and Co.: Messrs. Palmer, Mackillop, Dent, and Co., are prepared to receive applications for the Turkish Loan of nos mil lions sterling until Saturday, the 18th inst., at 12 o'clock. Parties applying meat pay ten per cent. on the amount of their application to the credit of Mesas. Palmer, MaclOt. lop, Dent, and Co., with the Bank of England. 11, King's Arms-yard, August 16, 1865. Great eagerness is shown to apply for the loan, and many parties will probably subscribe through both these firms, depo siting the required ten per cent. in each case. Pen ding the announcement, how ever, of the figure at which the loan is to be issued, more caution is shown in dealing in the scrip, the price of which was quoted this morning at 3 to 31 prem., but had declined at the close to 21 to 21 prem. The English funds remain firm, supported chiefly by the fine weather, which counteracts the adverse influence otherwise to be expected from these fre quently recurring loan applications. Business was limited, and priors closed the same as yesterday. Consols scarcely varied throughout the day from yesterday's closing range of 91 to for money, and 914 to for the 6th of September. The official busi ness report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 911, 91; ditto, for account, Gth Sep tember, 91/, 1, 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 91/. New Three per Cents., 921, 1. 30 years An nuities, expiring in October, 1859, 31; ditto, 30 years, January, 1860, 31. Bank Stock, 2141. Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in 1859, 1001,1004. India Bonds, 26e. prem. In the Foreign Stock market, the movement was almost solely confined to the existing S'x per Cent. Turkish Stock, which was in much favour, and was quoted, at 4 o'clock, at 941 to 1, or about 11 per cent. higher than yesterday. At a later hour, the price was rather less buoyant. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooK. The gold mining shares remain witioiiiiitivemant. Australian Agricultural sbares ars quoted 291 to 301; Peel River 21 to 21; North British Australa sian, 1 dim. to par; and Scottish Australian Invest ' meat, 11-16 to 13-16 prem. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 31; Cobra, at 601; Imperial Brazilian, at 21 ; and Nationil Brazilian at 31. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Great Alfred, 171, 171; North Bernet, 30; Rosman, I 210, 2121 ; Sir ridge Cosao:s, 41. 61, ti, 61, 61; Wheal Biller, 646, 664. We also hear of tke following . transactions in the Stock Exchange u follows, vit. :—Alfred Comb, 121; Bortridge Cupola, 5,i, 3.18. S._ COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The wheat trade was dull this morning, at the rates of Monday last. ' Bose samples of the new erop were exhibited, quality el some coarse and damp. Barley sold slowly at late rates. The continued l.b;ral supplies of !onion oats (about 40,000 gm. baying come to bend this week) effectually pre vents any improvement in value, and isles prooeeded slowly at Monday's currency. Beans and nese unaltered. ALRRIVALII INI LONDON PROW AUG 0. TO AUG. 0. Qrs. VasUgh. loos*. lerW. Pori •-• I !IPI I •••• • I 10." I Ilia I I 7930 Ma1t.....„.... 1340 Roar. 330 raw banela. LOWBOY Avsaaadi.—Wliest, 78a. 10d.; Barley. 33e. Od.; 0414 14. 34.; am 445. Id.; Baal" 43a. Dd. ; Per. 478.7 d. . - . IMPERIAL AVERAGES. .wWbeat.i Earley., OW. I Rye. I 13444.4.1 Poi& 1 .611 July 7 ... . 768 141344 Id 84 144 id 468 4d 444 91 - II .„ ... 734 114'348 74 284 8 4 418 84 418 114 424 44 21 ... „. 764 44 6 18 Id 288 34 45, 24 48 4 0.1 424 104 24 ... .. . 778 7 d 348 Id Jill Id 438 Id 144 44 421 44 Aug. 4 ... ... 764 24 Us Od Me 114,164 lid P 3. 114 424 Id 11 .., .., 77. 74 Sla Ill: 1414 7. ,1 14 478 id 438 14 _ 4 Mai' Aug. Mar. t4lB 74 He 64 94 88 84 44 81 4442 44 Dare.-7764x4 Earley, 0414 ave. Emu,. and PrOn. IL ?rm. t ilL 78 2 77 77 7 78 4 ... 76 1. 7811 117 It Isly 21. July 21. Aug. 4-Aug. 11. -- • 1 I I 7: LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. (a MAGNITIO TZLEORAPR. (maws ova owls ootaaaroune _ The seinen end design did not muster very strong in our tutu laarket this ,morning, and the business doing wam rather limited. Wheat sad flour was at Tuesday's lowest prices. Indian earn bee declined Bd. Oats, beans, peas, meal, end other ankles dull and with out change. The weather is ortremely fine. •THIS DAY. LNE.-THIS DAY. BriosleliiahaverigainhTtl a verystesdi;na Hem =e lm during the week. A full amount of goners' business his been done at prices a shade in f►vour of the milers. Several cargoes Least have also been sold. The refined market firm at the extreme pries' of last week ; brown lumps, 475. ed. ; grocery, iles to 625. TEA.—A fair amount of businets done during the week, including the public sales, and prime are unaltered. Com mon Congos, 84d. to el& per lb. Correa.—The quantity offered in public sale of pleats tion Ceylon has *gain been very large, and prices were irre gular, closing at a slight decline on qualities above 605., and about envious prises for other descriptions. Native Cey lon, 48'. to 49.. estserras —There has been a large sperm' ative demand, and prices are Gd. to Is. dearer; 331. to 365. Gd., according to o Eames bays sold at last week's currency. Rocs.—A fair am:nut of business done chiefly in cargoes to strive, but pricier must be quoted a 'bads lower than bet week. _ Rms.—The starket has been ina:tivr, bet prices have been supporte. COTTON.—A large business done at an advanos of ato on last week's currency. IRON.—Seotah pig has advanced to 82s. 61. FlWlT.—Currants. Fine qualities are in request, and holders ask full prices; low sorts dull of sale. Raisins; Valentin dull of isle at 30r. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet today. Prices are quoted as under, via..—Town Tallow, 541 nett cash ; Put.nburg Y.C. on the spot, 55e. 3d. , October to December, ads. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. We have a large suPR; - oriessts. The hot weather cause, a slow trade, and prices for all kinds are lower; several remain unsold. Although the number of sheep is not very large, the demand has so much decreased, that they cannot all be disposed of, notwith standing quotations are rather lower. Trade Is ve.y dull for calves and lambs. From Germany sod Holland there are 363 beast% 2,180 sheep, 481 calves, and 70 Pigs; Spain, 20 beast ,; North sad Midland counties, 600 besets; and 160 mulch cows from the Home counties. roe now u! sees. a 4... d. 1 Per *owe Jilts. ad.a 4. Kota ctn. Herefordo.. 4 8 5 0 Boat Das. a 11t.-44a a 5 0 5 1 BaaPAkoa..botas .... . 4 6 410 But 1431.1g40121 (Won 1 goal* Beata- 34 4 0 Do. do. Morn 484 14 Oahu 3 8 410 Zoos sad ticondquAlts 0 0 0 0 PIP 3 4 4 8 I Do. ow. tlaboro 3 8 4 4 Bea Dna * Ilatt-brido ii 0 0 0 Unite ... . ..... 330 “46140 al mama 1,24 ; shop sad limb; 12,120 ; calm M. Piiik HIDES.-THIS DAY. LEADINNALL.—Present quotations an : 66Ibs. to 641b5., 31d. is 31d.; 641bs. to 721b5., 31d. to 31d.; 721b1. to &Mo., 311. to 44. ; 80Ibs. to 881bs., 4d. to 40. ; 881bs. to 961b1., 414. to 41d. Horse hides, 6s. 6d. Cad Skins, light, 2s. to 35.; full, 6s. to 6.. 6d. 13iititO;sisi;i.8ite;P half-bred', a. od. to a. Od.:. polled, 21. 2d. to 2s. 101. ; Downs, Is. W. to 2.. 2d. ; lambs. 2s. 6d. to 4.. BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.-THIS DAY. Mew. Pattenden and Smith repart no alteration fa duty or prim eines Wcdoe► day. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Walls End Belmont, 195.34.; Walls Haswell, 21s. 3d.; Walls End Lambton, 20s. 6d.; Walls End Hartlepool, 20s. 93.-68 Mesh ships at market. AFFRAY BETWEEN THE MILITARY AND THY POLICE AT READING. READING, THURSDAY 31oarrtNo. A few hours after the close of the races yesterday • most serious affray took plies between 200 or 300 privates in the Royal Bucks Militia and the polies of this town. A number of @oldie, a were drinking in a booth, end two of them turned out to fight. A policeman went up to them and quietly requested them to go away. This interference they resented, and began assault tag him. Other polio,- amen ran to the rescue of their brother officer, upon which the militiamen turned out, and com menced a simultaneous attack upon ell the police men and spacial constables who were in attendance ; the policemen drew their truncheons and levelled some of the soldiers &actin return were mercilessly struck with portions of wooden fences, which were torn up from the race ground, and also with the *Didion' belts, to which were attached large brass buckles. The policemen, some of whom were fearfully wounded, finding theintelves overpowered, beat a retreat, but they were followed by the soldiers, who threw stones end every missile that came in their way, doing great injury. Oa going through the Forbury towards the station, one of toe soldiers was taken into custody for I striking at the officers. lie was lodged in the office, and when the fact became known to his comrades, they com menced en attack on the station house, and demolished the whole of the windows. The uproar at this juncture, was alarrehrg; policemen were brought in dreadfully cut about the head and face, and one man was found to have received tweet three bayonet wound,. A communication was forwarded to the officers of the regiment, and awn afterwards Captain Ccdd, the adjutant, and other officers arrived. Picquets were Ilea sent for, whe took CMS of the more turbulent to the goardlicnie. The town remained I. a state cf great excitement until after midnight, when the crowd quietly dispersed. On inquiry this morning it was found that the man Stroud, who had received bayonet wounds, was in a preca rious state, and a policeman named Pritchard is also suffer iog from severe wounds on the head. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. —The directors of this company have decided to reoommend to the proprietore;at their neat meeting to declare • dividend for the past half-yeerat the rate of 4 per amt. per annum, and to carry a surplus forward of about 15,0004 TREAT TO RAGGED SCHOOL CHILDREN.—On Tues day morning, nearly 400 children, &Deeding the ragged school' of the united parishes of Bt. Oiles's and St. George, Bloomsbury, were treated to an escunion to Willesden, about six miles on the lie:row-road, where they spent the day in the fields adjoining the house selected fur their re ception. They made the trip comfortably seated in nine vans, and took their departure from the school-house in Oeorgeestreet, St. Giles's, amid the cheers of a large num ber of their parents and the inbabitente of the neighbour hood. At Willesden they were supplied with &good dinner and tee, and means of amusement end exercise were pro vided for them its the shave of bate, balls, swinge, bows and snows, donkey-riding, &e. In the afternoon the four curates of the two parishes, sad several fries& of the school, joiner the youthful throng. and helped on the soiscements. The expenses of the treat were defrayed by special eonto butioce, so se to avoid resorting to the funds of the school; and, though suftleieet funds have not been raised to pay the whole of the expense incurred, the managers trust —looking at the beneficial remelts likely to arise from such a day's treat to children so circumstanced—that there will be found, from those interested in the welfare of the poor, ' aid sufileient to prevent the deficiency felling upon the teachers of the schools. The three light-houen on the Casket-tracks in the British Channel have been raised in height about 25 feet each. Owing to this increase in height, the lights may be discerned six or seven miles farther than was lately possible. The Casket Vghts warn marinas from the dangerous rocks whisk boost the Channel F r a nce. d are of great use trading between London and The personwho has charge of them bag reared a (easily on the small and rugged reek on which they stand. When the sea is smooth enough, which is rani y the ate, he effects a oormacaication with the Isle of Alderney. The Caskets are fertile, like the neighboaring islands of Jersey sad Guernsey, and the light house keeper has won poises at floricultural shows in those ideals. IQ 111 I N 101 I 4 II 44 70f1 1 0 1 1 tif 62 1 i 1111 U 1031 II ad Me Is' f in lie II I 11; 111 96 Si I i 4 i I :I I ' I I I $ 8 3 4 II