The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-31 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1884.

the prisoner whipped withess's hone, he and. boy who was
with him turned round, looked at him, and lanOed. The
prisoner had been in his service sad left him without notice.
The withal+ added that he was quite sober and had not
taken any liquor that day, as he had been unwell.
Cross-examined—He had not fallen from his horse before.
He struck his horse slightly on the nook to turn it down the
road, but that was before the prisoner came up.
Several witnesses were examined, and they supported the
Prcreut"'"!!?:

Mr. C. W. Milne, assistant to Dr. Sankey of the Wands.
worth-road, said he was called to attend Mr. Whaley, who
had a concussion of the brain, the bones at his nose were
broken, and he had an intense bruise on the mumble of
the neck, and his nose was bleeding. The prosecutor was
quite sober. He was in great danger. Dr. Sankey and
witness bad been in constant attendance upon him ever
since.

ititi.esses were oalled for the defence to show that Mr.
Whaley was not sober, and that his hone stamolcd and
threw him.

Mr. Ingham said that u it was a cue of conflicting
evidence be should send the prisoner for triaL
Bell was allowed.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(3Y ZLBCTRIC TILIGRAPH.
STOCKTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

WYNYARD STAKES.
East Lyons ... ...
...
Volaptaa ... ... ...
Lozano .. ...

Bra.
HARDWICKE STAKES.
Wild Agnes
S•.lLgom .
Lord Conyagham

11 ran. _
LAMBTON PLATE, Five furlong&
Si,. to Lady Augusta, Jupiter, The Opprowor, Loußof
Eltham, Fair Melrose, Olmar, and Nothing More are here.
ELTON JUVENILE STAKES. Five furlongs.
Wino of the Wind, East Lynn, Sweet Jessie, War
Whoop, Dubiety, Naples, Lozenge, Si.. to Lady Augusta,
Anonyms, and Catalogue are here.

EXETER DIEETLNG.-(THIS DAY.)

DEVON AND METER CLUB STAR FS.. Three quarters

of • mile.

Pam, Jack in the Box, Belle of the vas, and Vera
Cruz are here.

NURSERY HANDICAP. Time quartets of a mile.
Anti.Macasaar, Sydmootoo, The Swift, St. Vincent, De-
siree, Latitude, The Crow, Salpinctee, &delete), and Jassy
are here.

MA 3f HEAD STAKES. Three quarters of a mile.
Endaleigh, Anti-Macassar, The Swift, Salpiactes, Friday,
filiestiasima f, Shrspoell. and Purity are hare.

COUNTY CUP. Two miles and hall.

Brindisi: Bloudin, Pearl Diser, Pelica, Oldmioater, and
Rappel are bete.
Oldmioater carries 91b extra : not to be mold. Bloudin
to be sold.

TUNBRIDGE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

ENTRY FOR THE SOUTH EASTERN PLATE.

Bolero, Ast 121 b ; Confusion, sst 4113 ; Vigil, Pet ; Bats-
man, 7st 1 2lb ; Lady Warwick, 7st 101 b; Corinthise Tom,
ist 71b ; Corroborator, Tat 7113 ; Badworth, 7st 7113 ; Blanch
Lancaster, 7st 71b ; Linos, 7st 7113 ; Mysterious Lady,
7st 21b ; Confederalist, 7st ; Roeeneath, 6st 10113; Bombay,
Gat 71b ; Parchment c, sst 7113; and Impression, Set 7113.

NURSERY PLATE. Tbree-quarten of a mile.
Horace Walpole, Corporal Tnm, Maud, Sis. to Lavender,
and Scylla are bare.
ENTRY FOR THE SELLING HANDICAP.

Harvest Moon, Rat 12Ib ; Budworth, flat 71b ; Corin-
thian Tom, Bst 51b ; Confederalist, ist 91b ; and Horace
Walpole, list. All are hese.

MID-KENT STAKES. About <me mile.

Margery, Batem►n, Vigil, Budwortb, Pixie, Wild Han-
trees, Confeder►list, Roseneath, and Bombay ►re bore.

DERBY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

TRIAL STAKES.
Umpire walked over.
FAT BUCK STAKE&
Black Rock ...
Tippler
Disappointment
5 ran.

LAMBETH•BRIDOE COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.)

The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the share-
holder' of this company was held this afternoon, at the
OthCel, 21, Great George-.{test, Welltaliader ; Lord Toe.
ILLNGTON in the chair.

The report stated that the balance in hand applicable to a
dividend was 1,8191. 3a. 10d., and the directors recom-
mended a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum for
six months ending August :11, 1884, payable on the 30th of
September next, the payment of which would le►ve about
580/, to be carried to the next account.

TheCusiawAY said be had nothing to add to the report,
as there ham been no change in the circumstances of the
company since the last meeting. The lessee, Mr. Davis,
paid his rent punctually. In his own mind be had every
confidence that when the various works in the Thames
were completed, and the large market finished, a great
amount of tasfi3c would come over the bridge. Re con-
cluded by moving the adoption of the report.
Mr. BILLY, in seconding the motion, asked how it was
that the dividend was one per cent. less.
The CHAIRMAN said it was a matter of prudence with
the directors. They carried it over to the next account. It
was only deferring payment, aa the shareholder would no
doubt have more dividend next time.

The report was unanimously carried, and the dividend
agreed to.
A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the meeting.

EUROPEAN BANK LIMITED.-(THIS DAY.)

The first ordinary general meeting of the share-
holders was held at 2 o'clock, at the London Tavern,
Mr. Counisrea in the chair. The report stated that
the gross profit' from the let of September, 1863,
to the 31st of May, 1864, being the fiat nine
mouths of the bank's existence, amounted to 32,4111. 2s. 7d.,
and that after deducting the expenses of the management,
providing for had sod doubtful debts, and robatiog undue
bills, the net profits amounted to 19,035/. ,s. 4d.
An interim divided of 154. per share had already been paid,
and the directors now proposed au addition thereto of
21. 6d. per share, fres animate tax, making together rather
more than 16 per cent per annum on the
man capital worked during the nine months.
Out of the premium of 32,000/. received under the amalga-
mation with the English and Irish Bank (Limited), it was
proposed to place 21,393/. 10s. 103. to a reserve food,
with a view to the extinction of the preliminary expenses
of both banks, The (remaining sum of 10,6061. 9a. 2d.
added to the balance of profits brought down,
amounting together to 10,751/. 10a., the directors pro-
posed to divide amongst the holders of shares in the
European Beak prior to the amalgamation with the English
and Irish Bank, by the addition of 10s. to each
share of 101. paid, thus giving a bonus of five per cent. on
the capital stock of the shareholders. The amount paid oa
every such share would then be 10/. 10a., and, by the
completion of the amalgamation, the paid-up capital of the
beck would be raised to 400,000/.
The report was adopted.

SITTINGBOURNE AND SHEERNESS RAILWAY.-
Min Dar.)—This afternoon a meeting of this company
was held at the office, John-408st, Bedford-row, but the
proceedings were pro forma, the meeting being adjourned
till the 14th inst. to receive the report of an investigation
committee.

MID- Wilms RAILWAY.—{Tuts DAY.)-At a spe-
cial general meeting of the shareholders held at noon, at
the offices of the company, 147, Gresham-hoar, Mr. A.
Chapman in the chair, a resolution was passed autherising
the raising of 30,0001. by the issue of debentures to that
amount. _ _

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PuNisnmr..Nrr BY "WHlrrmo."—Pnniahment by
whipping is on the increase. Last year the camber of
prisoners flogged was .548.
CommtrmeNrs BY Corsrr Corwr4.—Last year
there were 27,861 warrants of commitments issued, and
8,588 persons actually committed to prison.
FEL.' IN THE COUNTY COURTS.—The amount of
fees received last year in the county courts was 263.400/.
LARGE ARRIVAL or TREASURE AT THE BANK OF
ENGLAND.—Yesterday afternoon much curiosity was ex-
cited in the vicinity of the Bank of England by the arrival
of a long train of railway vans belonging to the South.
Western Railway Company, each laden with boxes con-
taining several tons of gold and silver, bullion, and specie,
which had just arrived by the mail steamer Shannon, at
Southampton, from Mexico. Such was the quantity that
is took nearly the entire afternoon to unload the vans and
deposit the cases in the reline of the Bank, the total value
of the treasure being 7,343,112 dollars.
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.—The weather
has again become fine and warm in the eastern counties. On
Sunday there was rather a considerable amount of rain,
which will greatly benefit the root crops, but Monday was
favourable for the conclusion of harvest work, and yowler-
day morning the skies were again unclouded. The harvest
will be pretty well closed in East Anglia this week.
OZTETAL PALACE. —.ONE SHILLING DAY.
TUESDAY, AOOOBT 30.—Admissioes on rayment, 5,625 ;
ditto by SO4llOll tickets, L 223 ; total, 6,850.

SHARE LINT&-(THIS DAY.)

Two Ohm:.

The railway market is inactive to-day, but the
movements in the quotations of the leading stocks
are equally bah/maid, after allowing for the deduc-
tion of the half-yearly dividends. London and
North Western stock has improved 10 for amount,
and Great Western*, while Caledonian has declined
}, and South Eastern. The fortnightly settle-
ment will be completed this afternoon.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
112} to 113, ex div. ; Great Western, 64 to
Midland, 131} to 132, ex div. • Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 114 to 116 ; South Eastern, 841 to 85,
ex div ; Metropolitan, 107* to ex div. ; London
and South Western, 95} to 96j, ex div. ; Great
Eastern, 46} to 47 ; Caledonian, 124 to 125 ;
and Great Northern, 129 to 130, ex div.
Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities
are inactive, and prices nominally quoted the same
as yesterday.
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
The supply of English wheat on sale here to-day area
chiefly confined to new produce, but the number of samples
on the stands wu by no means extenaive. Generally
sPsahing. the trade wu quiet; nevertheless, the bulk of
the supply was disposed of at Monday's currency.
With foreign wheat the market wu well supplied. Most
millers operated to a limited extent, and the trade, conse-
quently, for all qualities ruled quiet at late rates.
Floating cargoes of grain moved off slowly at late quota-
tions.
The supply of barley on sale was yen. moderate. For all
descriptions the trade was firm, and Monday's prices were
fully supported.
The malt trade was steady at late rates.
With oats the market was well supplied. Both for
English and foreign qualities there was a steady demand at
very fall prices.
Beans ruled firm at extreme rates, and pea. were quite as
dear as on Monday.
Abort an average business was transacted in flour at full
currencies.
ARRIVALS Or GRAIN, AO., INTO LONDON, BY WAY=
CARRIAGE, PROM ACOUAT 27 To ACGC4T 31, I NCLI,IVR,

Wheal.. Barley. Met Om& roar.
an. an. qrs. qrs. brls meta
/1319115 h and Sco4ch 11'70 130 1490 900 1030 ..
Irish
foreign . 118'0 9130 .. 43740 .. 3990
Total IMO 9350 1490 40140 ! 1030 3090

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(sr ammo AND INTINNATIONAL 121.141114211
(rßom ousowlr comusecumerr.)
. . . .

Market continues quiet, but uochanged in quotations.
Sales reported at 5,000 bales, 1,000 speculation and export.

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS D!tY.).

Scrasa.—The market continues very dull, and prices
have a downward tendency ; only limited sales of British
West India have been effected. Havansah fiorette sold at
445. to 445. 6d. for lla. Bd. duty ; and Bengal low to mid-
dling yellow, Dulloah date. 345. 6d. to 37a. 6d. Refined
also continues extremely dull.
Corm—The parcels brought to public gale eestione
to go off steadily at firm prices. Plantation Ceylon tri
61s. to 64,. ; low middling and middling, 77a. to Be. 0r;
good middling to hoe, 81.. 6d. to 88s. ; geaberrY, 781. to
MIL ; native Ceylon, good end fine ordinary, 661. to
67e. 6d, ; Cochin. 675. to 781. 6d.
Tra.—The market is very quiet. A remold new lemon's
Ksisow sold at 27a. . _ _

Rnr. —There ia an active demand at full prices. The
miles include Leeward' Berbice and Demerara, at Is. 6d.
to Is. id.. Rood fair Jamaica, 3e.
. . . .

Rrer..—The market is firm for hard grain. 1,000 bags
white Bengal sold at 10s. 9d. to 10s. 100. ; ordinary yel-
low cargo, 9.. ; good middling Etallam, 10s. Gd.
SAtrrentr..—A parcel of Madras sold at 30s. for refraction
131 and 13.
Corrog. —The asles are limited to a few hundred bales.
1/hollera, 20d. ; Western, 17$d. to 21d. ; Tinuivelly, 19id.
Kurrachee, 17d. ; and Japan, with all faults, 16d.
SHELLAC has sold at ss. to 7s. Gd. decline. D.C. orange, 71.;
fair sewed orange, 6/. 12s. Gd. to GI. 15a. ; livery orange,
61. 10‘. ; livery out of condition, 61. to 61.
HAPTLOWEI.—BengaI was on lull term/ ; ordinary, 51. ss.
to 2s. 6d.

TALLOW HA R K ET. —(TH IS DA Y. )
The market is steady at the followiog prices :—Tows
42.. ; Petersburg Y.C., on the wet, 435. ; October to
December, 44e. (5. to 441. 9d. ; January to March, 1865,
455. 9d. to 465.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THNI DAY.)
Mews. Patteuden and Smith report a good steady demand
for yearlings at firm rates. Very little trade doing in sew
hops, consumers waiting till the market is better supplied.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
Walla End Helton. 19s. ; Walls End Tees. 18s. 9d. ;
Walls End Betton Lyons. 17s. ; Holywell, 16. ; Hast-
ings Hartley, 18s. 3d.—Sbms at market, 21 ; at sea, 40.

It is now ascertained that about 150 persons were
more or less iojured during the riots at Belfast, and that in
nine cases the injuries have resulted in death. Five of the
fatal case., namely, those of Ai Connell, Davison, MiCee.
Murdoch, and Milligan. are on the protestant side; and
four, those of Halliday, Gorman, Heybaro, and Fagan, are
on the catholic side. But the list of fatal cases is not yet
exhausted, as more are expected to be shortly reported.
The races at the camp of Chalons, which were
attended this year by a great number of visitors, were
marked by a melancholy accident. A captain of cavalry
was thrown from his horse, and having fallen on the
pommel of his sword survived only a few minutes.
HYDROPHOBIA. —Yesterday morning a little girl,
9 years old, daughter of Mr. J. Ball, tailor, of Stratford
New town, fell a victim to this distressing malady. About
nine weeks since the little sufferer wee hitless by a dog, hat
no suspicions were entertained that any unfavourable oots-
sequences would result from it until Sunday last, when the
dreadful symptoms of hydrophobia began to show them.
selves in drowsiness and an abhoereoos of light, air. and
water, which continued till Tuesday, when she died. —Post.
The Scotsman has two verses :
Countwc, the little busy bee,
Improves the shining hour,
By writing letters to the Tina
On honey, wax, and flower.
Oh, that this seer of Earth's deans,
In love to those upon it,
Would fumigate the hive that Ills
His Oaledonian bonnet.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocz.

There is still very little business in the stock
and share markets, and the general tendency of
quotations is downwards. Consols have expe-
rienced a further reduction of 1 per cent., and a
fall to the like extent has occurred in some foreign
stocks. British lines exhibit few variations. The
fortnightly settlement will be concluded to-day.
There is a fair demand for money to-day, and
very few transactions have occurred at 71 per
cent., the more general quotation being 71. This
being settling day, there is a strong inquiry in the
Stock Exchange for short loans on English govern-
ment securities, and the rate has risen to 7 per cent.
At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at
64ifr. 30c., showing a reduction of 5c., compared
with the last price of yesterday.
Consols are now/ quoted 881 to 1 for money,
and 881 to for the account (September 8).
The official business report lass follows :—Three per
Cent. Consols, for money, 881, ;3, ; ditto for account,
883, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88, 871 ; New
Three per Cents., 87A, 88, 871 ; New Five per
Cents., 105 ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Five per
Cent. Stock, 1041, 1031, 104 ; and Exchequer
Bills, June, 255., 15s. die.
The foreign stock market iv dull, and the move-
ments in prices are unfavourable. Greek, Spanish
Passive and Certificates, and Mexican have
declined 1 per cent. Confederate Bonds are steady.
Some of the present quotations are as follows :
Turkish, 1858, 72 to ; ditto, 1862, 70 to 1 ;
ditto Consolid..,s, 501 to 1 ; Greek, 231 to 24 ;
Spanish Passive, 31 to ; ditto Certifs., 131 to 1 ;
Confederate,
.78 to 79 ; and Mexican, 284 to /.
Transactions are recorded as follows:—Dutch Cer-
tificates, 081 ; Greek, 231 ; ditto, for account, 24,
231, 241 ; Mexican, for account, 28; ; Moorish,
91 ; Russian, „ 1859, 55; ditto, 1802, 881, I ;
Spanish Passive, 31 ; ditto, for account, 311 ; ditto
Certificates, for account, 13/ ; Turkish, 1862, 1001.
Bonds, 701 ; Venezuela, for account, 221.
International Financial shares are now quoted
41 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ;
London Financial, 91 to prem. ; Imperial Mer-
cautile, 31 to prow. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to 3 ;
Anglo-Egyptiau Back, lA to 21 prem. ; Imperial
Mexican Railway, par to 1 prem. ; and Ottoman
So.:Wu; Gjujrale, lA, to 21 prem.

FOUR O'CIAXIi.

About 226,0001. iu gold having been sent into
the Bank, Consols hare risen I per cent., being
now quoted 84 to 3 for money, and 88} to b for
the account.

The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit-
tauce of 511/. 2s. 6.1. uu accuuut of the dividend on
the debt of Ecuador.

The following wth respect to the Venezuelan,
New Grenadian, and Mexican debts was posted yes-
terday in the Stuck Exchange :

Ven'eunela Debt.—Mere. Bering Brothers and Co. have
received advice from their agent in Venezuela, under date
9th instant. of the undermentioned collections on account of
the 5 per omt. import duties assigned to the bondholder,
:

)114, week, from Custom•bouse, Puerto Cabello $5,020 74
Two weeks La Guayra 3,727

$43,748 57
New Granada Debt.—Messn. Ruing Brothers sod Co.
have received the following remittances on account of New
Grenade dividends:

FrowCustom•bouse, Santa Marta
Han Jose do Cucuta 1,332 13 1

17
Mexican Debt.—Meeers. Baring ers £3,145
and 4
Co.
have received by this mail, on accountßroth of Mexican divi-
dends, $64,479 86.
August 30, 1861.

In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon bills
were in good demand, and the rates weregenerally
about the same as last post. The quotation for St.
Petersburg was slightly higher. Annexed ix the
usual list

Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to ; ditto, 3 days,
11.18 to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to 4 ; Ant-
werp, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Lbunbarg, b&DON 3
months, 13.9 to I ; Paris, 3 days, 25.33 to 30 ; ditto, 3
months, 25.60 to 67j ; Prankfort-on-the-liaine, 3 smooths.
1204 to ; St. P (per rouble), 3 months, 311 to j ;
Vienna, off. 6413 moo 11.75 to 80; Trieste, .d. do.,
3 months, 11.73 to 80 ; Madrid, 3 months, 474 to
Cadiz, 3 months, 411 to 18 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.75
to 80 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.80 to 85 ; !Atha, 3 months,
25.80 to 85 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.80 to 85 ; Palermo,
3 months. 25.80 to 85 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.80 to 85 ;
Lisbon. 90 days, 514 to a ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to a.

The 1,469,0001. in specie and bullion by the steamer
Shannon reached the warehouses of the Bank of Eng-
land yesterday, where (with the exception of about
200,0001. in gold, which is expected to be trans-
ferred to the bullion department in a day or two)
it will probably remain till the end of the week,
when it will be delivered to the bullion brokers.
The greater portion of the silver consists of Mexicaui
dollars, which will, doubtless, therefore recede in
value, the demand for China not being sufficiently
strung to take such a large amount off the market
at once. The total weight of the specie and bullion
by the Shannon is upwards of 125 tons, and 35
waggons were required to convey it from Vauxhall
to the Bank.

The following are the totals of exports for July
and for the first seven months of the year in the
past three years :

For the month. For the seven months.
1862 £12,131,801
1863
1864

Taking the comparison for the seven months,
there is shown an increase this year of 22,993,471 X.,
or more than 33 per cent., over 1862, and of
16,778,913/., or upwards of 22 per cent. over 1863.
The principal augmentation has been in cotton
manufactures and yarn, and in woollens. The
following are the figures :