The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-17 00:00:00

-in
THE
MONEY MARKET AND CITY NEWS. STOCK LISTS.-This Day.
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CITY, Two oiCeocK.
ENGLISH FUNDS, 3h..z.
The markets for foreign and colonial produce dur- Beak Stock, 228 7.
ins, the last few days have not been quite so active. Threa per Cont. Re
Tea has been at firm rates, and since the delivery of duced Annulties, 961 7.
Three per Cont. Consols Annuities, 16;1 2. Ste
the letters by the Overland' Mail prices have been Now Tarn per Cent. Annuities, 97 61 7. tilt
fully maintained. For sugar suitable for home use
Long Annuities, thirty years, expire Jan. 5, 1860, 11. tilt
Ste
there has been less inquiry, the trade having sup- Long Annuities, thirty years, expire Oct. 19,1859, 11. 1
plied themselves with sufficient for immediate re- Long Annuities, 30 years, expire April 5, 1885, 121 1. 1
1
quirements. For exportation there has been a east-501s for Account, 061. 50
moderate inquiry, and low-priced qualities gxehequer Bills, 1,"001., 21d., March, 33-June, 13 20.
Stc
have been sought after at fully late va- thohequer Bills, Small. 21d., March, 33 - June, 0. St;
lues. Coffee has not been very active, as Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 31 per Cent., 1001 St
large quantities are announced for public compe- FOREIGN FUNDS.
tition during the present week. Rice has been dull,
Five per Cent. Brazilian Bonds, Act.,103. • ,
and Fruit has Three per Cent. Mexican Bonds, 201. been in moderate favour ; currants 50
have been enquired for for exportation, and the first
Three per Cent. Mexican, Acct., Aug, 31, 21 1.
parcel of new Valentin Raisens is daily expected. 1
Six per Cent. Turkish, Acct., Aug. 31, 961. _
Saltpetre has been dull, only the finer qualities Five per Cent. Venezuela, Acct., Aug. 31, 40 39. 0
supporting previous values, holders demanding row
slightly improved rates. For tallow there has been per Cent. Dutch Certificates. 1011.
''''
1
a limited enquiry ; the trade have bought very -
sparingly, and but little speculative business has LoNDON SHAIIR MARICBT.-ThiaDay.
been transacted. .....
In the Liverpool Cotton Market, yesterday, a
ORDINARY swims AND STOCKS.
moderate business was transacted, and 6,000 bales
were disposed of at full rates. The Railway Share, Yesterday's ~,.1.,, „. 1
Market closed quietly, and prices tended downward 'hare' Railways. I laid Closing Price -E.-.:.
1
The arrivals of specie announced last evening -- -""'"""~""'"`"-"-'''''' ---,----- --- "'mil"'
were £169,370 from the West Indies by the La 11 It kraberg., Notting.. Bort.,
Plata ; £145,128 from the United States by the and afastern Jtmcnez 10 84 (1.
America ; and £65,000 in gold from Russia. , 10 Szlfatt and Ball,rnona all _v 7.
131; Bin h, Wol., Stour Valley all 75 of
About £121,000 in Australian and Russian gold ;Lock Birk., Last., a Ch-es. June. et
was taken into the Bank yesterday afternoon. tion
all 11 12
The demand for money has relaxed and the mar- rs gisagbe.Taie original Sq. oil 23 281
ket again exhibits extreme easiness. Choice bills are 1 n Exeter .,. 190 94 26
negotiated at 21 per cent., and the result is that few "5k BrlSt° and St
applications for discount are received at the Bank. Steck GaledorAan
The effect produced by the preparations made for the Stook Chester and Vol} head - 100 86 33 SI
50 Cork an a Thmdoa. _.. - -
Indian Debentures have, therefore been merely so oorx,Slackrock,erassage all ... -
temporary. 10" Cornwall ....
A. rec..° ads div = ....
The Eastern exchanges continue very favourable to no. AI mnilt.p.c.pera,m' ell -
to this country, and as the mail yesterday reported a 10 1)'• BOw 'men paid toll. all •••• "••
further decline in the quotations at Bombay, :Os rli,nealtit Belfast June. all .-.1 ...84
P , a Ahor. Jtm. all 7
no expectation exists of any immediate re-
.
Stock bast Anglian
sumption of extensive shipments of silver.
100 61 62 61
. The American exchange has also risen to Ira -811Z,sesurn7yrontlotk":,:- 100 46 48 '
,
1091 110. A moderate amount of specie may Stock Do. Do. B. Stock .......... . 100 S 1 at
-
therefore be anticipated from that quarter, as a small :: ritil'l7.4. "a"' ".) 2 '-
13 15
profit is derivable from such remittances. As, in stock Its Lancashire lOO 10 92 a 4
addition, considerable supplies are coming forward 21: gmtj!,3,onflslk .......... """" all "...
f 6 ""
• from Australia, there can be no doubt that an influx Stock Edinburgh anl Glasgow ,100 e6l 661
t of the precious metals will still continue in excess of Hoek Ban., Perth, and Dundoi 100 261 874
the exports from this country, and the present stock 10 Forth and ClydeJunctiot all •••• "s
• of bullion at the Bank of England is likely to be Stock Furness
maintained with steadiness. Stock Glasiow & South Western 140 92 924
10 Great North of Scotland._ all 10 10
2 The tenders for the remaining, portion of the East
b Great Northern
Do. Do. A. Stock lOO 10'1 1621 991 9 100
India loan have been opened to-day. The minimum (1 100 80 81
e
fixed by the directors was 97. The highest bidding 542,k :CA,Dtll,l3.tio,c/Ircnareihr„l 1•0 104 5 166
1, was 99, and the lowest we believe was 791. The stook Groat Western lOO 50 01 49 181 91
1, amount subscribed was within £400,000 of the ,rock Do.Stour Val. nate Gu.Sl 100ai
98
58 58
r, required capital. 12 Irish South Eastern.
50 Cencaster and Carlisle all 87
i• A meeting of the shareholders of the Alliance Bank 164 Do. Thirds 144
12 13 pw Ina
II took place to-day. It appeard from the report that 18 is , Do. New Thirds l6 12 13 pin
Le Stock. Lancashire andYorkshir 100 921 91 921 1 sad
the business of the bank had fallen off one-half since 16 Do. do. F. £l6 . 6 14 01 dis 0,
e, the commencement of 1857, and that the committee : Do. Wesdto'nuling£94larmi.°' ' 71 -1 2as
. in
t- ••
of the Stock Exchange still refused to quote the 20 Liverp., Crosby, & Sontll7. all '''' ."'., a
IC shares of the company. It was stated, in reply by 11 6 3 tjondon and Blackwell_ all 6 et .
to 41 - .- 41
11 6 5 Do. Now .
Mr. Stokes, the manager, that the accumulated profits Stock Lon., Brighton, &8. Coast 100 109 110 I,s t s n
CS were about £25,000, or about £2 10s. per share, but. Stock London & North-Woutern 100 9tl 93 924 1 1
it was thought better to let the question of dividend 111 Do. Eighths
at Beek London a Bonth-Western 10e 14 15 944 4i d
stand over to the 15th September, when the share- $5 London awl Coleraine all , .." ""
1.
holders would be again called together to decide as to is London and Enniskillen all -.•-.
r 1 Stock Stanches..Shef.,& Lincoln- 100 11/ 25:
the continuance of the company. It appears to be 10 Metropolltan 5 - Ms
es
the intention of the board to pay out the dissentients 6106 k lallana-
e Itock Do. Birmingham & Derby 100 66 68
at par, supposing others to remain willing to con- 50 Ilid.Gt. West. (Ireland)... all •••• "•
as tinue the undertaking. The resolution for the ad- 25 DO. it Shares all ''' "I''
Newcastle and Carlisle.,
eh journment was carried, and a vote of thanks was 1V Ne ro. Anon., ^ serer ail ~. -
;re passed to the Chairman, Mr. Higgins, for presiding. to Newry and Armagh (def 9 .- ....
n.- There has been rather more firmnessin the English se Sewry,Warrenpt.ts Rostr too;;
65
Hook Norfolk
ok Stock Market to-day, but there is still an absence so Northern Counties Union a; 34 BOa
nct of animation, which occasions a heavy tone. Atten- Stock North British
'''49 15 54 43}
ist tion for the moment is principally occupied with the (1810 k k: North
Do.A Stk.-A recv.llo di. v.
lie Indian Loan, the tenders for wi,lich have been ) until 6 p.c.has been pd P 100 '-" ""
be
In- opened to-day. Nothing seems to excite activity.
.-Bott. No.ra Lciakrn h 1,0" 11 41 ,3d
:ly The buoyaecy of the Paris Bourse, the Sisk Do. do. O.N Purchase. E.-t", 15.12.4 Itla ‘, Ma
in influx of gold, and the resumed easiness of money Stock Do. Leeds.... lOO 461 471 81
one have been inoperative. Consols have been 961 it, forlo 741 74/ 731 4
100 • 9 101 I 6
Ire Stock
UNoo.rtirh° London
lof money, and 962-, buyers, for account. Bank Stock is 10 N.lll.Westn.,Hampetead,
the firm at 227 to 228. The New 3 per Cents., and the 2 and City Junction. Si. Is. -... ...,
0 North Starordshire .....
me Reduced Annuities remain steady at 96-i to 97. Long so Korth Western all 8 9
ure Annuities li ; ditto, 30 years, 18f i. The March 10 Nor has Boa. Wert. Jane all 8 9
ion Stock Oxford, Wore., 0 Wolverb 100 17 28
Exchequer Bills are 235., and the June ditto, 20s. to all - ...
idy 235. prem., and the Bonds are marked 100-a. 10 F00)14
20 Portsmouth l9 8 6 /111
lel, to ilhymn ay
el- Venezuelan Bonds have been at rather lower rates. dock Saottish Contra.
ave It appears from the advices just received that the Stock acottish N.E., Aber. Stk lOO 18 21'1
id- tranquillity of the republic is again likely to be dis- roct Do..Segottisettriodn.. Stock._ 1:00 -4, -ws
turbed by a reactionary feeling in favour of Mona- 10 'ghe. & Sheerness
cal gas, which has no doubt been stimulated by Stock South"t Devon""t6nl lap 351 lel 36
100 /1 72 701
certain measures of the consular authorities in
lie Stook ;oath Wales lOO 81 82 78
der behalf of the English and French Governments. so ionth Yorks./11liter Dun all 14 15
nor It is stn' e I that the surrender of the ex-President 4o. Do lB 6 4et
So Staines, Wokin. & Woking all 9 11
the and his Ministers Gt.iieppi and Guiterrez, has been S 5 itrackton and Darlington all 55 Se 354
the demanded, and also that the Governor of Caraccas 15 Do. do. 1854 2O ..... ....
ted 25 Do. do. 1855 , 7 ....
in- should be deposed. As a reprisal would be con- - Stockton and Hartlepool lei .... um.
aye strued into a casus betli, it may naturally be ex- Stook Tad Vale lOO - .....
we petted that considerabie excitement prevailed. Under Stock
P'rll:=ONteLianie 100
--
"'
er- ' these circumstances later advices are anxiously Stock rale otNeath - -
-
ark awaited by the bondholders and those who are other- Stock a' ford and Kilkenny 100 -.
so Waterrford and Lb/week all - -
tin- wise interested in the progress of the country. so s set Cornwall ill - ....
ice,
eat In the Foreign Stock Market business is quiet, and 10 t~ .E. of.Loectv&itfigry
n.oPtatiree 2"
.n.
uc- prices remain steady. Turkish 6 per Cents. are 5 •1).'• A till 7 pr. et. has all 3 21
,sen 26. ; Venezuela 5 per Cents., 39 A-; Brazilian 5 per 6 ..)°•l3 been pail to 8... all 61 61
'ditto Scrip, par to ;pram. ; Mexican 10 West London all - a•
nee Cents., 103 ;10 Do. Ist Class all as -
toW 3 per Cents. 208, 21 ;and Dutch 4 per Cents, 101-i. 80 Do. 21 do all .... -
ade A very limited business has been reported in the
rks , Railway Share Market this morning, and in most
LIM MUM) AT TIMID UNTO.
re- instances a further reduction of about 1 to
2
I per
lOf cent. has taken place in values. Edinburgh and
the , Leasing )„...,......, Business
nto Glasgow, Great Western and South-Eastern have Railways rah" Companies. lw"", '..`" I Dons.
•om I receded ss. ; Eastern Counties and North British "•=4--Tac"---- ---- '"'"""'6"11
ves i 10s. ; Brighton, 15s. ; and Great ,Northern, £1 ;' i•ersuckiorLaoht,mni.ohitcrnicey..... all Um. lAN .W n. - ...
105 Lon. ON. W. 103 101
the Lancashire and Yorkshire improved 10s. ; and NI id- 31ydesdrao Junction-- 100 naledonlart... 104 106
Oolehoster, Stour Val , all E.sha.& 8.0. 16 18
! of
land, ss. The Foreign and Colonial lines were very 23,1,0014 in, 2.6 p.c. 100 Gt. Northern 111 144
the
be dull. Paris and Lyons improved about 1, and 31. Union. liar ch lihrs ill E. Counties.. 4 5
on Namur and Liege and Pernambuco realised previous Do. Woodlark' go
..ess.BarroaNat _Direct. 100 Caledonian.. - -
at quotations. The Colonial undertakings were almost no. New lOO Do.-- ........ , .... •-•
at i I
neglected. East Indian declined 10s. ; Grand Trunk Boum. & Dean Forest all cart. Westerb - is.
er- - lartleroolDock. &Bail. all Tk. N. & Ber. a. ....
of Canada, Xi
ind Mill and Selby all Tk.A Nadi& 111 113
-
the Joint Stock Bank Shares have been extremely Do.l (Shares
the quiet. Bank of Australasia improved about 55.; I t snares all D 0...
_.a.... --
. LoLion and Greenwich all sth. *Eastern 11 14
Ind Ottoman Bank, 10s. ; London and County declined no.rrorarenee all Do 234 U 1
,ter 103. ; and Union of Australia, 109. 'on., Tilby.,&SonthenC ! 100 veto & C 0..,, 24 96
us, Jo. Barking Shares ' all Do. - .....
In the Miscellaneous Market the Atfantic Tele- - -
in- Crow. estoft, gua. 4 per MI 100 Norfolk
an- graph improved to 850 and 860 ; Canada Land were )o. Do. 6 Fer c0nt.......,' 100 Do-. ... iii -.-;
ich 11° to 113 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam declined 1,(11,fiht,',,t;.-IP,',.ii;:echr: alla tecNk'..lbc,:t, •- 54 -4 “
.d- to 80, and Royal Mail Steam improved to 62. 4.131 and Ilynd'crd lOO Midi/M..... 98 101
lc- ditto, account, 96i i. 1 s wkt.Ey. Ex, gu. 5r c 51.5e.0 Dn. ()aunties 4 4pm pm
la- Consols for money, 961 1-4-;
..-----.. ‘,...------.......... forthern arid Easton, all 'lO 5B 60
heDo. 6 per oont ....,.... all Do. ,,... ....,
tO A. WRETCHED CARGO.-The Edwin Fox convict 30.11.xe,1 5 ,rr,r cent..., all D 0............... ... ...
?rotten and IN yre.. Ol L. &N. Xt.... - -
are ship, Cap' sin Ferguson, Superintendent-Surgeon Donnelly, 00. t Shares A. all rak"......... .. -
.be arrived at Spithead on Sunday night, at 10 p.m., from the 13ystot. llttchin, ono
Thames, for Portland, Plymouth, and thence to Fremantle, Shoepro.tl,.. h Stock
1:0 1 rlaw t.
art
Loher 140 142
h- Western Australia. She has on board the Rev. W. Beres- 'h*. i.o ,ra -
i A rorotairy & Hereford. all I Mr T.Brs. iney 91 21
V ' ford, whose trial for forgery, and consequent transportation t, nth eta c ordshire..,. all Irdr. ?Moor 10 101
for life, occupied s) large a share of public attention at the . :
Cos; Talley all 'Stock. & Der. -.-
time. She also takes out the notorious Robson, Redpath, Do, do all 'Do. 33 54
me
..,.. and Tester. Cita and &Menet-. 100 Grt. Western 90 91
- Irr -^ • • ”•• r.-..-._r , ~,,„,-; .1-I.l.ldalor ii Crordor all , Lon. It Brigh 8 9

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THE SUN, LONDON, TIT
MONEY MARKET AND CITY NEWS. STOCK LISTS.-This Day. F1414.Y.6211/if E tHARES-(Conanseaa CI
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CITY, Two O'CLOCK.
ENGLISH FUNDS. Ilan. EaMeer. 1 7lnsintrs
CLOCK.
11.7.1,1. Closing Priee Dom.
The markets for foreign and colonial produce dur- Benk Stock, 228 7.
ing the last few days have not been quite so active. . -...„.. ..,.....,..- 4 .a..71.11,V1. ~ " , .enrwarear e5tar......0.4. 4 11035M5r This m
Three per Cont. Reduced Annuities, 961 7.
Tea has been at firm rates and since the delivery of 8* RectilshOentral, new pref. all we am
Three per Ccr.t. Consols Annuities, 16;1 0. Mock icot.N. E, Debenture ...., 100 - ,-.. terday cc
the letters by the Overland' Mail prices have been Now Throe per Cant. Annuities, 07 67, 7. stock ~,o, st p. c. pear...stecit.., 109 71 76 stances, I
fully maintained. For su,,ar suitable for home
o use Long Annuities, thirty years, expire Jan. 5, 1860, 11. Steck Do. do. Aber. g. 6p. c lOO - - by direel
Stock Do. 7 p. c. pref. stock 100 125 127 He appe;
there has been less inquiry, the trade having sup- Long Annuities, thirty years, expire Oct. 19,1859, 11. lee. Death Devoe .. all 101 11
terday, a
plied themselves with sufficient for immediate re- Long Annuities, 30 years, expire April 5, 1885, 121 t• 10
Fixed 41 par cent.
tleman b
quirements. For exportation there has been a Cansols for Account, 961.
10 6 &Kluane (Fread.An.)los 3,, all 131 241
Steck Do. 41 per cent ..
moderate inquiry, and low-priced qualities gxehequer Bills, 1,"001., 21d., March, 33-June, 13 20.. Stock Do. txed 4,1 p. canal st in. leo 102 108 1031 sentence
have been sought after at fully late va- siosequer Bills, Small, 21d., March, 33 - June, 0. Stock Do. Now 41 p. cent. 2d is. 100 .- --.. that lie 11
stk { South Wales guar. 4 p.ct. )100 '''' 'n was four
lues. Coffee has not been very active, as Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 31 per Cent., 1001 Co. do. st per coat •-• -- now to al
large quantities are announced for public compe- FOREIGN FUNDS. 10 Sh. Yorkshire, 4p. et. gro all 161 In Middles(
titles during, the present week. Rice has been dull, ;25 Stockton & Darling. sp. c all 28t 29t
Five per Cent. Brazilian Bonds, Act.,103. 125 Do. do. 5 per cent. 23 - .... pa for obtai
and Fruit has been in moderate favour ; currants stock Teler.k 101.kenny 6p. et lOO 40 45 under fa
Three per Cent. Mexican Bonds, 201. ________-----
have been enquired for for exportation, and the first Three per Cent. Mexican, Acct., Aug, 31, 211 1. COLONIAL AND TOBRIGN. that the
parcel of new Valentia Raisens is daily expected. would cc
Six per Cent. Turkish, Acct., Aug. 31, 961.
Saltpetre has been dull, only the finer qualities Five per Cent. Venezuela, Acct., Aug. 31, 40 39. !kart. Hallwayt. Ens,tael s
?Md. Closing Primo. Do„. The c(
supporting previous values, holders demanding rowvery ind
slightly improved rates. For tallow there has been per Cent. Dutch Ceitiflcates. 1031.
...a.a • a55a........-saaasaassasaaa aa..-... ffermgrofffessawriais itVialllaill•
Iso Atlantic & Bt. Lawrence, all -- -- EMBE
a limited enquiry ; the trade have bought very - lB Rom. Baroda, & Oen. ladle 9 par tpm Harris,
6d., the
sparingly, and but little speculative business has LONDON SHA ItR NARK BT.-Th.4 Day. 18 'Do... ... .. ....,....- -. .. all -
1S Do, Additional Capital A. all per-;
pm The 1
been transacted. ...- 18 ao B. 41 par /pm mended
In the Liverpool Cotton Market, yesterday, a 10t Buffalo & Lake Huron .... all 71 134 should o
ORDINARY SPARES AND STOCKS. 10} Do. New
moderate business was transacted, and 6,000 bales STILE;
Illuftalo,Brant, & Goderiel. 100 j
were disposed of at full rates. The Railway Share, Yesterday's Engin, se 100 6p. c. bds. 1 Aag., 1872 B5 90 were cot
Market closed quietly, and prices tended downwards) ,hare• Railways. I Paid Closing Price ban.. Do. do. 1 July, 18711 , 101 80 85 shop doe
Do. do. 1 Juae, 1874- 100 77 82 Willie
The arrivals of specie announced last evening -- .'"'"'""""=""'"'"-!---- -----. ..."."1"1"m.- 20 Calcutta &S. Eastern - .--pm imprison
were £169,370 from the West Indies by the La 11 It kraberg., Nottlhe.. Bort. 20 Cape Town & Dock Scrip 2s. ... pm
10 Central Oude (Limited) ls. 6d. sa. e-
Plata ; £145,128 from the United States by the and !Vattern Junctie 1... 10 81 (I 10 Ceylon
gold from Russia. ,10 Belfast and Ballymena .. all --- - 17} Demerara all a- - The C
America ; and £65,000 in
is is sir., woi., is Stour Valley, all 71 81
About £121,000 in Australian and Russian gold stock Birk., Lan., a esos. June.
100
20 Rasters Bengal
was taken into the Bank yesterday afternoon. tiou
10 Do. 6 shares.. - - elinary
15 Blackburn
The demand for money has relaxed and the mar- 50 Do. E shares Exton... 5 l* Pm justify a
ket again exhibits extreme easiness. Choice bills are 15 sisth ts Tyne original Pa . ell 23 281 20 Do, Jubbulpure ............ . 5 -
UM Do. 41 p. c.Bonds,pay.'s9- all - - P OLII
negotiated at 21 per cent., and the result is that few neck Bristol and Exeter ,! HO 24 96 10 Geelong and Melbourne, all 16 18
applications for discount are received at the Bank. Steck OaledorAan
100 -..-
cent. Bonds
The effect produced by the preparations made for the Stock Cheater ana IToa head... 190 86 33 Stock Grand Trunk orCantulta... 100 it} 401 "1 981 and Jar
P Oork at clßendoe. ... . all - -
Indian Debentures have, therefore been merely so ooric,Slackrock,tsraasage all - - 100 Do. 6 per c. Debentures... all 74 76 74* 13, ar
100 Do. 6p. c. Pref. in • 60 6 4 die ' assault (
temporary. 20" Cornwall ....
The Eastern exchanges continue very favourable 10 Do. Ata re""e 40 di' all - ".. to Do, Now 5 pea cent 4 par apm The i
to this country, and as the mail yesterday reported a lo , s
i)... B until(., p.c,perann „., , . ••••
• has !men paid ton w' •••• 1" 10 Do. do
10 Great South of India 2
2s. it Ipm 1
Ipm Pm with his
after be
further decline in the quotations at Bombay so Dublin and Belfast June. all -- .... 101 tined Western or Canada all l'lt 18
, 4 tli Dun.,Peran, a At:o7. Jun. all 71 81 101 Do.no-v ll st et Ms tribute
no expectation exists of any immediate re- 100 Do.bonds payable '76 all 107 112 peered I
. , 8 tiMptiOrl of extensive shipments of silver. Stock bast Anglian
, . Stock Eastern Counties ...... 100 61 62 61 100 Do. do. '73, withe-- 1-opts. all 105 107 Burke
The American exchange has also risen to
Stock intern Union Sleek ..,„ 160 46 48 100 Do. 5$ p.c. do. 77, do all 100 101 on the
1091 110. A moderate amount of specie may Stock Do. Do. B. Stock ~,..1.1,. . 100 21 2:
25 Do. New A. (lateßara.6.) 81 - -- 10 Miming
down, a
therefore be anticipated from that quarter, as a small 10 Do. new, do. 5 percent all lot 201
East Kent all 13 15kill the
profit is derivable from such remittances. As, in Stock Bast Lancashire lOO 10 22 Id 10 Do. 41 p. a Exten...... ..... 15 101 dis
SO Do. third Eaten, g. sp. c. 5 i 4pm pint pot
addition, considerable supplies are comit, forward 10 East Suffolk .......... ....... all -ee 10 Do. fourth do 5 t
M 10 Do. all NOD MO
• from Australia, there can be no doubt that an influx
!lock fitlinburgh ant Glasgow 100 f 6 16* 661 10 f New Branswick, ttc.(llm.) 10 1 11 dis said, ha
.Do. do. B Capital lO 4 it die the ben
1 of the precious metals will still continue in excess of Stock Ban., Perth, and Dusted' 100 261 174 20 scindo, guar. sp. c l5 i 1 ron noising
the exports from this country, and the present stock 10 Do. New 5 par tpm
10 Perth and ClydeJunctior all '''' "" 10 Punjaub 5 * •pm
had bee
• of bullion at the Bank of England is likely to be Stock Furness lOO a" "" 10 Do. Indus Steam Flotilla 6 * IPm in an c
Maintained with steadiness. Stock Miaow it eolith Western 140 92 33 10 Trinidad, Limited, Scrip... 1 par tpm 11 three 01
10 Great North of Scotland_ all 10 101 10 Antwerp and Botta:data. all 51 6 not the
D The tenders for the remaining portion of the East
Great Northern
Do. Do. A. Stock 2O Bahia & San Francisco.... 3 par *pm commit
India loan have been opened to-day. The minimum 'da 100 80 81 5 Solaian Eastern Jutactiou e-- llt
e - - struggl
fixed by the directors was 97. The highest bidding atlk apreo.aDtbotne.rc Wkn.lre'lar t 100 104 108 6 Canr Gnu' &Toulowse all 21 11 way in
1, was 99, and the lowest we believe was 791. The Sunk Groat Western lOO 50 50a 49 aBl 91 10 Datehßhenigh. l5 4SI dis doubt t
I, amount subscribed was within £400,000 of the ,sock Do.Stotu Val. nem Ga.ll 100 58 58 10 Eastern of Prance...am-. all 26/ 174 and the
r, required capital. 11 Utah South Eastern. all ea •-•
50 Cancaeter and Carlisle-a all 87 91 10 Euphrates Talley 2s. a. .... asa
SO Great Central of France all .- .... A fey
i- A meeting of the shareholders of the Alliance Bank 144 12 13 pw pia 10 Gt. Lnxembourg, con. the all Bea corrobc
II took place to-day. It appeard from the report that 1s 1E
Do. Thirds
16 11 13 pre lO Italian Junction 6 ... ... bonnet
Le Thirds
oasNewhlroThaniradsTorkshir 100 921 91 924 1 :a 10 Lake Constance and Basle all .-. .... meoced
the business of the bank had fallen off one-half since 16 Do. do. F. £l6 . 6 1/ 01 dis & W 10 Lierre and Turnhout all a- --• Cur,.
e, the commencement of 1857, and that the committee : D°o„,.. Wesdto'Biding£94aro,i! 71 1 * dis
0.
" SO Lombardo Venetian
t-,. 5 Lucca & Ingot a, 6 p.e.prea
all !3
... comme
. of the Stock Exchange still refused to quote the to alyerp, Crosby, & Sontlr. all -- ""a " 20 Lyons sad Geneva .a all 93 24
ICMr.
shares of the company. It was stated, in reply by 11 6 3 Ironton and Blackwell._ all 6 et . Mi /InrtaAntonla all •-• a-
a;) 11 6 3 Do. Now 4l - .- 41 all 91 9i prisone
Mr. Stokes, the manager, that the accumulated profits stock Lou., Brighton, if B, Coast too too Ito 1.14 ,10 Namur & Liege 9l
CSz - 10 Do. do. 6 per cent. pref all 11a 12 their ti,
were about £25,000, or about £2 10s. per share, but. Stock London & North-Western 100 9ta 93 921 1 1 16 Northern of France...a.- all 11 111 The
it was thought better to let the question of dividend lit Do. Eighths
at Boca London & With-Wester, 100 24 15 941 1a - 10 araawaia„ Tama, pre„ iii st at THE
stand over to the 15th September, when the share- 15 London aria Coleraine..... all. ••• "'" 10 Ottoman 5 3 1 dis
I.. Mary
holders would be again called together to decide as to 15 London and Enniskillen_ all •-•- 10 Paris and Lyons all 311 311 221
r 1 Stook Itanches..Shef.,& Lincoln- 100 111 1.5.1 di, 20 Peals and Orleans. an 5o 52 addres:
the continuance of the company. It appears to be 10 Metropolitan lO Recife & Ban Fran.. g.'7 p.c 9 4 Ipm ok xin was bi
es 100 96 961 96 51 64 6
the intention of the board to pay out the dissentients 1100 k lalland-' to Riga & Dunaburg 4 OMB cuttini
reall
... ...
at par, supposing others to remain to con- 10 Rome and Frascati der or
aswilling Stock Do. Birmingham & Derby 100 (6 68
50 slid. Gt. Went. (Ireland)... all •-• a- 10 Royal Danish -
tinue the undertaking. The resolution for the ad- 15 DO. if Shares all •••• a" assault
5 Royal Bwedish.• • sod OM ofol eah. 511 ... ''''.
of poll
journment was carried, and a vote of thanks was 10 Sambre and Mouse all 881
eh too Newcastle and Carlisle._ all -:
..ses
15 Newport, Aberg., ' 7ere ( all 10 Do. 54 per cent. pref all 9 9. sycer
le passed to the Chairman, Mr. Higgins, for presiding. io New and Armagh (def. 9 s•- - SO Southern of France
n.- There has been rather more firmnessin the English 10 Sewry,Warrenpals Bostr. all 81 West Flanders all 51 51 took p
Stook Norfolk lOO 63 65
ok Stock Market to-day, but there is still an absence 50 Northern counties Union a; .313 Oa to Do.stpereent.Prer all 9 94 Couple
ok Poss.& Northn.or France all 24 15 took o:
lid of animation, which occasions a heavy tone. Atten- Stock Narth British - .....
ist tion for the moment is principally occupied with the Mk. North Devon RalL&Dk.l3k 100 - .... SO Western of Switzerland all - ma the br
he 1 Btk. Do. A atk.-A reel,. no div. 6 , Wiesbaden all 1 •-• .. immec
be Indian Loan, the tenders for w,lich have been ) until 6 p.c.haa been pd B 100 -'!' "11' - forma
In- opened to-day. Nothing seems to excite activity. eStt. Do. B Stock lOO -‘' COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES•
she re
:ly The buoyatcy of the Paris Bourse, the ar
DeNor.tdho.Biteusrn-het ete, .eO5 41 :41 :1'..;
G.N.E. Purchase .6.13.4 14 1 .‘. tened
,in influx of gold, and the resumed easiness of money Stock Do. Leeds.... lOO 461 471 64 - Can. Gov. 6 p.c. Jan.&July, 100 1141 1141 1131 prasti
1110 have been inoperative. Consols have been 961 i 3-3 for Stock Do. York - Do. 6 p.c.Feb.&Aug. 100 112 114 smith,
ore stack North London lOO .9 101 zd - Do. 6 p.c. MaraeSep. 100 115 117 the tis
'of money, and 962-, buyers, for account. Bank Stock is 10 N.lB.Westn.,Hampstead, -N. B.Gov. 6 p.c. Jan.&July 100 103 109 108/ which
the firm at 227 to 228. The New 3 per Cents., and the and City Junction. SI. le. '" se - Do. 6 p.c. Apr. & Oct., 100 - - tumbl
20 North atattordshire ..... , ll 54 51 dis rl} - N.S.W.Gov. 5 p.c.Debenal 100 100 101
ins Reduced Annuities remain steady at 96-i to 97. Long 10 North Western all 8 9 - Nova Scotia Gov. 6 p.c. St.
h '
tge Annuities li ; ditto, 30 years 18f -5- The March 10 North & Son. Weft. Juno all 8 9 - Debent. redeemable 1875! 100 108 109 109 headby
100 18. hock chiord,WOM., & Wolyerb 100 17 28 - S.Aus. Gt. 6 p.c. Jan.kJulyl 100 ..- - seriou
Exchequer Bills are 235., and the June ditto, 00s. to - Viet. Gov. 6 p.c. Janaaulyi 100 - -
idy 10 eeebles all - - lost a
235. prem., and the Bonds are marked 100 10 Portsmouth l9 8 6 dia Mr.
le l, .MINES.
el- Venezuelan Bonds have been at rather lower rates. 10 ahyrnney . - -
iteck Scottish Centre.
ave It appears from the advices just received that the Stock Scottish N. 8., Aber.Stk lOO 18 181 .. 1 I motor fie-te
id- tranquillity of the republic is again likely to be dis- Stock Do.➢Scottish Mid. Stock lOO - - ambit:6i Mines. !Pall. Closlas Mos. Dore. don I
Stock ahropshire Union. lOO 44 40 .....--rr.Q.t.L.I..MPOMr.ISE•Zt... a. wim...mm. .11111M0.M.m.............ks Glille Mary
turbed by a reactionary feeling in favour of Mona-
cal 10 Sittingbe. it Sheerness . all 3 1 dis arm
gas, which has no doubt been stimulated by Stock South Devon lOO 351 141 36 20 ,Australlan 7/ 1 1 arm,
certain measures of the consular authorities in Stock "ut.""t6nl lOO 71 72 101 1 Bon Accord Copper, limd. its. 1 t pee a
Sue Stock ;oath Wales 106 81 82 78 15 lErarilien Imp. kis. et ist.p.) 17 lit the p
der behalf of the English and French Governments. so south Yorke. al Biter Dar all 14 15 10 ,Do. Bt. John del Rey l5 11 11 Mr
rot It is stn' el that the surrender of the ex-President 10 ao. Do lB 6 Slut 5 Do. Land & Mining C 0... all 11 11 to Mr
10 tins, Wokin. & Woking all 9 1 ;Cobre Copper *ll 40 42 again
the and his Ministers, Gad ieppi and Guiterrez, has been S 5 Stockton and Darlington all 15 S 6 sat 10 Coalaao.. l6 12 11 111 Dete!
the demanded, and also that the Governor of Caraccas 15 Do. do. 1858...... 20 ... Dun Copper Mining Co all * *
ted 15 Do. do. 1855 ~... 7 1 ,Fortuna all 11 21
should be deposed. As a reprisal would be con- - Stockton and Hartlepool 101 .... ...
in-10 ICitneral sll 11 20 St
Oa strued into a casus betli, it may naturally be ex- nook Tad Tale
we pected that considerable excitement prevailed. Under Stock Do.
r Preference, No. 1 lOO - - 5 ILesitsnian- ll It 1 els On lt
es HavonDk. a Rat). 02 s- as 1 IMariquita
er- these circumstances later advices are anxiously Stock axle of Neath - - 1 ,Now Granada all i I I
ary awaited by the bondholders and those who are other- Stock aaterford and ELUtenny 100 - - 10 ;Pontgibaud Silver, he all 6 7
* I i studs
;In. so Waterfora and lamer* all - as. 5 :Pert Philip I studs
Wise interested in the progress of the country. so If oat Cornwall sll -. .... So Santiago do Cab& l6l i 1 t
ice, SI 81 United Mexican all S 2,1
eat In the Foreign Stock Market business is quiet, and to W.E. of Lon. & Ory.Pabsee all - - says
as. 'Alfred Consols (Plallaclia 1.11.11 8 9
k u, A receiving nodiva} all s 11 natal
uc- prices remain steady. Turkish 6 per Cents. are .• • till 7 pr. et. has 10 British Iron ,14 ,2 i ''l
sen 26i ; Venezuela 5 per Cents., 39 A- ; Brazilian 5 per 6 D°.l3 beee 1 R all 61 61
pal, to ...r•-• Condurrow (Camborne) ' 10 50 63 of a 1
nee Cents., 103 rditto par to 1 prem • Mexican 1/0 Westimlcm all -a - 10 Devon Groat Consols ' 1 455 465 rser
toW Scrip, 4 • 1 10 Do. let Class all so - - East! Bassett (Illogan) ... 311 95 101 97 fortu
toll 3 per Cents. 20/ 21 • and Dutch 4 per Cents, 101-i.
8, 1 16 Do. Id do all as •es ... ',Great South Tolgus .... 17s. 15 16 anbt
.... Par Consols (St. Blaxley)' 11 1,4 171 and
ado A very limited business has been reported in the - Aortridge Consols Min. tax, 61. 1 If Who
rks ! Railway Share Market this morning, and in most 5 (Tamar Biker and Lead brou
re- instances a further reduction of about Ito 1- per LINES LEASED AT HIED lIINTALII. I Mining Co 414 1 . 1
lOf lO Alin Croft I9St st but
cent. has taken place in values. Edinburgh and
the Leasing ) Business .- I West Basset (Mogan) III2I 22 a d man
lite Glasgow, Great Western and South-Eastern have Pathways rata. Companies. i°l4)angriter Dons.
JOINT 13TOOK BABES. .sus
•orn I receded ss. ; Eastern Counties and North British "::-`-'" ear-7ln s . ...................=. amommumwow. ameeessa.
l lea A Bletchley..... all Lon. & N.Wn. - as Badness beer
yes i 10s. ; Brighton, 15s. ; and Great ,Northern, £1 ; snekistharoshiro no Len. it N. W. 101 108 Share. Joint Stock Banks. row Closing Priest. Done.
the 3
Lancashire and Yorkshire improved loss; and Mid- 31ydesdelo Junction-. lee oalodonlati- 10t 106 :70.11.• 4.0.1M.....!Vi55am00,..,,,* wr•.....,1er5e...4.*.nr...0 0411:111Male
! ofyrs.
100 Agra & United Service Bk 50 I .... -
the land, ss. The Foreign and Colonial lines were very Oolchost en Stour Val.- all E. Va. &E. 16 18
Llanoolnshire, g. 6 p.c. 100 Gt. Northern 141 144 a 0 tautralssla au 88 so 881 Mr.
,be dull. Paris and Lyons improved about 1, and 1. union. row- ch fairs ell E. Counties.. 4 5 25 Bank of Egypt all 2ki 141 of tl
on Namur and Liege and Pernambuco realised previous Do. Woodbridge
on _Direct. 100 Caledonian.. ..., - 48 ' aria vol. Bank it Loan Co tU -- -- ver;
at quotations. The Colonial undertakings were almost no. New lOO D 0..., ....... , .- 50 , British North American- al 57 29 the
at a a
neglected. East Indian declined 10s. ; °Grand Trunk itoncos. a Dean Forest all Ora Wester', as. is. It ;Cbartd.Bank of India, ac 10 1 3 21 dis
er- - lartleroolDoek. &Rail. all nal& a Ben. not
of Canada, £l. lea Gay 5O 6 t 84
ind anti and Selby all n.9N.ldid. 111 113 100 Colonial 25 29 SI less
the
Joint Stock Bank Shares have been extremely Do.l shares all Do 20.11 Comma% Bank of Canada all - ••• the
the quiet. Bank of Australasia improved about ss. • 1 ao. t shares all Do...•saa. --. 100 ,Commercial of Lorton,... 10 21 22 For
2 London and Greenwich all sth. *Easton, 18 14 10
10 English, Scottish, ts Aux. all 164 17/ but
tad Ottoman Bank, 10s. ; London and County declined De.rreterenee , all Do • tat tat 80 Gen. rat of Switzerland... nil a. - br
,ter tion.,Tiiny.,&SonthenC! 100 Peto it Co-, 94 96
103. ; and Union of Australia, 10s. 10 ,Lon.Cheaßankof Austral. all 201 21
tie, Do. Barking Shares ' all Do. - ..... 23/ 1 „ bee
In the Miscellaneous Market the Atlantic Tele- 50 London and County SO 28 30 def
in- ttowestort, gua. 4 per cal 100 Norfolk
un- graph improved to 850 and 860 ; Canada Land were )o. Do. 6 per cent.......,' 100 D 0...... - 100 London & Westminster.. .30 45 47 461 frc!
ich 11°to1 13 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam declined inches., Box., & Mat% all L.& N.W.a M. 11 It “ 100 •Nationel rro7. of England 35 MIMI OPINIS the
faddletaro' it Beira- all Stock ..1 Derl. - - 30 Do. new lO ses ea. ant
Id- to 80, and Royal Mail Steam improved to 62. 4.131.aud Ilend'crd lOO Midi/M..... 98;
10!
19 Netioael Bank 25 sa as
IC- Consols for money, 961 a ; ditto, account, 96i i. 1 swkt.lly. Ex, ge. 5, c. 111.0e.a Iln. Cluntles iipm pm 10 New eolith Wales all 46 44 484 pal
IU- ............_±..,..77_,.......... forthern and Easton all 'lO 5B 60 15 Orient. Bank Corporation all 34 43 in
he De. 6 per coat .. .„ . all Do. .... ... SO Ottoman Bank
to A. WRETCHED CARGO.-The Edwin Fox convict 30. lized 5 tar cent.... all D 0............... aa as 140 Provincial of Ireland ...... 15 62 6 i
met
t 0 sten and IN yre. all L. 84 N. Xt... 10 Do.new all - int
are ship, Caw sin Ferguson, Superintendent-Surgeon Donnelly, po. It Blares A. an n 0..........•• . -... ...... 35 &tate Australia. all - s.
,he arrived at Spithead on Sunday night, at 10 p.m., from the 13ystat. Ditchirt, ate Gt
25 Do. new - as
ThalMS, for Portland, Plymouth, and thence to Fremantle, Sheproth Stock l2O lat Northern 140 142 15 aeon of Australia a,l 58 GO 581 Su
h- Western Australia. She has on board the Rev. W. Beres- he Roth., and Doak ,18.11.0 taw. a Cana - 35 Do. Now
. larsaabury &Hereford. all IMr Talre e 21 21oh
V , ford, whose trial for forgery, and consequent transportation
for life, occupied a i large a share of public attention at the 1:.,t1S11 ntacordshirea,a • 'll )
Cosa Talley an I mr. Wainer 10 100
all !Stock. & Der. •••• -53 Pnion of L0nd0n....,....,.. lO 25 26
100 Unity Mutual ts .- - lot
time. She also takes out the notoriums Robson, Redpath, pa. do all 'Do. l3 54 100 Western Bank of Lonor. 50 18 17 die ar
ise and Tester. cm and 50P1078et.... 100 Ore. Western 90 91 , - ex
ho „, oeordor all , Lon. A 800 8 9 aIIeCELLANIOUIS. lt
CURIOSITIES OF VEGETATIONI IN KEW-GARDENS.- 41'1'1'1 * .
_______
lte
,ve The lace, or lattice-leaf plant, from Madagascar; the ban- , gi
Bays
PREFERENCE MABEL
.o- yen, or sacred fig-tree of the Ilindoes ; the sensitive, or name Miscellanea= Pall. Closing Wm. Dom le
of telegraph plant of Bengal ; the bread fruit of the South Sea ........ .mirvoars ...5.....-,.wtv• a.... ...maw wow .dmissim til
____
he Islands ; the rice paper plant, from China, sent by Sir Johnlo Anglo-Mexican Mint all 14 1G st]
Wt. Mona blow 1 Badness
Balls-0)1. Dons. 1000 Atlantic Zolegh. (limited) all 850 960 860 BO
:ye Bowriog ; the sugar cane, the bamboo, the East India but- Clare
91. •.,., ~,,,-.... ..niassawes
terfly plant, and an almost endless variety of other rarities .......- -..555e55.....---55,........ aims. mammas 15 Australian AgliOnitrant l9 30 31
' - 10 knatralitir Royal MalL all 1 le lit
110 from all parts of the world. Visitors are reminded that all 15 alyth and Tyne 10 au 0. 10 Berlin Water Works .....
!h. the conservatiries close at six, the gardens at se yen. 10 Do. Now 3 a... a. la
o- BARONIES IN AI3ETANCE.-The House of Lords f Int sizilws.ellf. 17'1°11°41 Ps'tctlt. $50....• all
Isllo9 94:
951
. a .. - 50 11-Ittm American losne 4O - - al
LSO Do do. do. Shares... ....... 50 Bri. & Irish Mag. Tel. A all 41 43 0
ed , recently ordered a return to be made to it of the baronies noel ,aitiontan ioi, 0P• o•• 100 103 105 23 Do. B. 7p. C. till 186"
!s. to be called out of abeyance up to the present time. The list tt.to Do. 1 shares, No. it .... . .... 7.10 a- a. 20 Do. C all 16 17
of includes `.?3 such baron,rs that fell into abeyance between (Stk. jester &Llolyheaa, Ape 100 ea '"'
98 100 Oanada Land szl 110 115 11S 12 11
to the year 1461 (Edward IV.) and 1833 (William IV.) They 1 Do. do. Banton, ent ..., .... 100 sia a • Stock Cop. Miners of England all 25 SO li
r- were called cut of abcyance between 1604 (James I.) and 6.1 oak and 5l p. c. all a" `"
ae. all 51 6 25 Do.Freerence7/ percent all 15 17
5 OrystalPalace all lt 11 11 d'
d. 1855 (Victoria). The Hastings barony, revived in 1841, ,5t Diaaparertha"b"• Ju
lie Cress A Share* 100 as as- - 3 Do. preference all 4 t 44 ad tl
si
A had been in abeyance 300 years ; the Beaumont, called out stock -"mpg --B
Stork Do. Class Bis per cent....l 100 110 115 10 Eastern Steam all is itt
~ a
ly in 1840, 332 years; the Braye, called out in 1839,282 years ; Stock 30. Class 0 7 per cent. -a 140 103 104 Stock Electric Telegroph lOO 1051 1071
Ii- the Camoys, ctPed out in 1839, 413 years ; the Botetourt, S. Donn. Ex. ep. et. Fos 100 115 115 117 5 English and Auttl.Copper all lt 14 P. 4)
n, 338 years ; the barony of Roos, or De Ryos, 119 years; Stk Do 7 100 114 116 10 European it Indian June. a it
1- 1 Zouche, 191 years ; Despencer, 143 years ; and Mowbray, Do. New 6 per cent. Stock 100 131 133 Telegraph
159005
General EGL
01, u: reaDitiodeoo.ronanEAae
silxnmrttp.
Discounticion,.SsnoctexnLeur aielunbmmwv
itu
a,:
a(tLoeoodilt mi0i)106...u.r).. !11111 all
nsa111115:1 . .
..
.1211.14;
=22331014;
disci 11
e•el 105. ... - g
us 161 • ears. The followint, is a complete list .-De- stocii sw. Union, 4 p. 05 . 100 10 £1 z d 30a
a e • • a • Stock N. lan., 6 per cent lOO ea -
le spencer. Mowbray, Windsor, Perms of Charley, Clin- 5 le.& frt. York. Junc.lifth• all - ..tl
a ton, Clifford, Do,spEucer, Botetourt, Cliff,rd, Wil- Stoct. Min. Pt Glas. 5 p.c. shares 190 ... ..li
loughby de Eresby, Howard de Walden, Roos stock elle., Forth, and Dandec 100 -a, a a
O (de Ros), Zoucbe, Berners, Clifford, Vaux, Berners, Stock ?nrness Weer cent., - ass 10 Meditern.Elee. Teaegraph, all - .... 0
Camoys, ,frays, Beaumont, Ilastings, and Windsor. The Stock iitts.ae.t.eua.sp.et. 100 - - ji
~.
three following peerages are appended to the return, 'Stock areat Northern, 5 p.eent. 100 121 123
Stock Doap.oltedeemeble,lop.e. 100 114 116 IS Netherlands Land..... ' 6 •-• a. v
although, from the circumstances stated in relation 10 Do. do •.....,
aa all 1 2 c
to theta, it is uncertain whether they can be re- itock Do. 41 per cent. d 0... ..... 100 106 107
too n 0.5 p.c.f3crlp, retat spa o 65 67 5 Do, Bp. c. prof. is. at 1 dial all 11 I/ h
v , garded as within the terms of the order :-1. Crom- 100 N. Br. and N. Scotia Land' 80 1•111. - 5
1. well, 1461 .- Maud, daughter, and after sole heir 10 lltillaof Scotlandast pre: all 11 111 IN. B. Australaslan I all 1 1 f
l' 1 of Ralph, second baron, had issue two daughters, Maud 10 at.6n.&Wn. (Ireland) 41 In ... ...
and Joan ; the latter married Humphrey Bouchier, per cent. pi ettitock„ ~ 10 North of Europe Steam all 21 3
a Oriental Gas all 1 1* 1
' 50 ot. West. (Berke & Haat. 1 Do. " New stiare 5"....
11, who was summoned in 1461 as Humphrey Bouchier de Ex. 5 percent) ... 0- •• 5 Peel River Land &Mineral all 24 ft 21 1 f
1 1 Cromwell. He had no issue by his wife Joan, and was not ma 00. 0010,1144mA/ per et, 110 91 93 50 Penin. and Orientel Steen all 81 f 3 .to l
1, a co-heir himself, nor had he acquired that interest in his Stook Do, do. 4percent. 100 81 84 60 Do. now lO 71 st la , I
wife's inheritance which would have entitled him to enjoy Stock Do. Irredeemable s per ct. 104 83 85 50 Rhymney Iron all Mt in
el 6 'Do.Now a.o et 7
the dignity in her right, and it is scarcely possible to can.. Mack Do. 1 per caredeem. Drat 100 96 18 1
... elder that this summons terminated the abeyance. Fur- $ D°•Birming* pro!. shares 311 91 19 100 Royal Mall Steam 6O 60 62 62
10 Do Master 8 p.c.pashares all 101 171 1 Sot:let Aust.lnv ebtment all la 11
t. nival, 1,106.-William de Furnival, fourth baron, had issueall at lot 115 South ZetaAustrn Land all 37 38
14
- 10 Do..
do. 5 per mut. do
a daughter Jean, upon whom the barony descended.'
She Stock Do. Birming• guar. stock lOO 73 75 1 Sub narine Scrip_ all
I 1*
'5 married Thomas Nevill, who was summoned in 1383jure 161 no. Chester guar. tharee. all 18 19 1 Do. 4 armlet ered all
r 0 uxoris. lie left two daughters, Maud and Jean, his 131 Do. do.do
10 Do. do. do : an 9 Olk 10 Trait & Loan Co., Canada 5 a. ..211
5 co-heirs. Maud married John Talbot, summoned in all Ist 141 100 \Van D!erien's Dine lB4 11 12
/lock Len. & Yorkshire 6 per o. 100 158 110
PASSENGERS FROM INDIA.-The lB a list
- 1409. If Joan were his daughter by his wife Joan de Stock Load. & Brigh g ta.s. p.O. 100 ea ea
- Furnival, this terminated the abeyance ; but it is doubt- Stock ;10. Prot. op. Ott Stock" 100 - a.. following
- ful whether Joan was not his daughter by his second Stock 40. New guar. 6 per cert. 100 .- - a a of the passengers by the Colombo steamer Capt. Field,
wife, Angaret ;if so, the barony was not in abeyance. Stock 30. Co. 4 per cent • 100 - .a. which left Malta at 1 p.m. on the 9th inst., with' the heavy
.tat ninon,
ist°ctockt 1440tnn0,;n8:,175 .iWerl'e_c°.en'portion of the homeward Calcutta and China Malls, and is
Maud is said to have been heir to her mother Joan.
109 - as expected at Southampton on Wednesday :-From Calcutta
t. Cherleton de Powys, or Powys, 142.2.-John de Cherleton, agar West. 7 p.c lOO If 8 168 a d
0 Lord of Powis, was summoned to Parliament 131.3. lie 121 London dy. & Cole, t share all ea al' -Major Walker, Mr. Hanhort, Mr. Hand, Mrs. Barnfield,
0 died 1333, and was succeeded by hie son John. The father, 121 Londonderry &Ennis,leh. all ..• ... Lieut. Danvern Lieut. Clinton, Lieut. Hill, Lieut.-Col.
- and also the sou, down to 1360, were summoned as ilaci, tim.,ehealen llO 117 120 a Radcliffe, Mr. dill, Mr. J. Tose, Dr. O'Brian, Mrs. Fiords,
5 " Johanai de Cherleton." In 1362 Jchn, the son, was sum- 6 00.61 (l4 t a pm
M(thr.irEdthoeffirincegrtono,f
.. two children, and servant, Brigadier Sage, Mr. S. Clint,
- snored as " Julianni de Cherleton de Powys," at,d this ad- - a Lieut. G. Simpson,NMurb.iaJ).,S.MNrV.o oDdewnanritsl ,
.. talon of "de Powys" sans used by the Cherletocs until the 15'x'171‘1, ‘43oa.risait 39ertra'n°d4t(7a.;i:I. P.C 1.919 ....C5 7.,,..°
. , nn, di. 44 per ceez..t , ail Capt. Caldbeck (commander of the Peninsular and
(I death of Edward, s. p. en. in 14'22. Edward lac two 141 iaz,,10...., , ............ ... , ! 104 ea." --ae Oriental steamer
0 daughters, between whom the barony fell into abeyance. melt )11.S.Ceree eercer..Catocti lea ..... ~.. the Hindostan), Mr. Cooley (third officer of the Bengal),
.. The lordship of Ponis keame the propetty of Joan, Stork pc.C.D.Eri3.8?1rt.,(33,11,..c, t..,1
117)
110884 11(460 Messrs. J. Clinton, H. Monk, and G. Jeffries (three of
- , the eldest, who manic(' Sir John Grey, Ifni 'ht. "feel: 13. s 1 P. t;. Tr' • ` the Company's servants). From Madras-Lieutenant
- The gransb•on of Joan is said to have sat in Pattie- 6 00• s'ith "dtkriort.igelsa6t(Li, 1003 64 1"4 Pm Arbuthnot, Major Hodson, Mrs. hands, child, and
Stock ICK).lkie.lll3 910
,lie
in 1455 Rot. Parl. p. 282 a ; but no sum- servant, Mr. Newlyn Miss Pinson and servant, Captain
10 vesettort, Aber. lc. pref... all ..... ..„
Mons for such sitting is to be found. John, the 10 Do. Perpet. sp. c .........
f great-grandson of Joan, was summoned to Parliament in 10 lortakDebOntUre Share, all 8$ at
1482 as " Jobanni do Grey de Powis." It is doubtful, how- Stock 3n, s per c., Er. ek.,l"` I°o son. From Bombay.-Mr. Edwards. From Hong Kong.-
Lieutenants A. May, C. Murphy, and W. Simpleton, Com-
-1 ever, whether this can be considered a termination of the 1 stock Jo. 51 ear., ler ice ma -.. wander C. Forbes, Col. and Mrs. Rush and child, Mr. T.
y• 1 stock lo ce ell AT Tal..Ex. SR , 100 .... ....,
abeyance of the barony of Cherleton, or a new creation in •• •• • • ' (chief engineer in company's service), Mr. Coates (chief
✓ the family of Grey. Joyce, the youngest daughter of Ed-officer ditto). From Singapore.-Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt and
Auk aorta. British loBoi 1..08 1!1!
7 `Jo. 71. Preference....,,
y ward, married Sir John Tiptoft, who was summoned to Stock illaliastern-Ber,4p.e a 1.00 981 991 child, Mr.r. Bigge Mr. Jarvis. From Ceylon.-Mr. Laing,
s Parliament 1426, as " Johanuis Ti Left Chrr." lie was stert, ao. do. do. 811 ' 1 411 Par es Capt. Clark, Mr. affe, Mr. Adams, Capt. and Mrs. Hawker.
i I
never summoned by any other designation. But Dugdale !17 )o. Leas 6 per et tio. 11 From Aden.-Mr. Wedde and child, Messrs. J. Baldwin and J.
3 considers that he was summoned in his wife's barony, pro- 'se do Qatirl'Orw. 1242., 0 '" u" Davis (two of the company's servants). From Suez-Mr.
121 ao role H. &S. earl 10 4 als par
.. ! bably because his son, on being created Earl of Woicester, Watson (third engineer Bengal). From Alexandria-Dir.
is 7orthStatiordridre .. all 23 24
is called Lord Tiptoft and Powys. These particulars may be E. Campbell, Mr. Cocksbatt, Col. Stewart, Mr. J. Thomp-
-10 Waal et ale oL 6 p.c.l g 100 118 110
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Cl?IlilINA

US DAY.)

OLD :OIJRT.
(Before the Colman Sergeant.)
THE CASE (F BORROMEO.

This morning, Borromeo, he Irish-Italian, who was yes-
terday convicted of bigamy, rider very aggravated circum-
stances, and sentenced to for years' penal servitude, was,
by direction of the Common Sergeant, placed in the deck.
He appeared to have lost all he assurance he exhibited yes-
terday, and wore the convict; uniform. The learned gen-
tleman told him that yesterdy, he having been found guilty
of a very grave offence, he NI passed upon him a lenient
sentence, when compared win the lamentable consequences
that lie had occasioned. Thoeutence he
.had then passed
was four years' penal servitute, and it was not bis intention
now to alter it; but as he had rev:ously been convicted at the
Middlesex Sessions and sentened months' imprisonment
for obtaining money from ariouT newspaper proprietors
under false pretences, he hadthought proper to inform him
that the imprisonment to whth be was sentenced yesterday
would commence at the evation of the term be had to
undergo for the latter offence.
The convict immediately arned and left the dock in a
very indignant manner.
EMBEZZLEMENT.—A genteel-looking youth, named
Harris, pleaded guilty to eab,zzling the sum of £5 10s.
6d., the property of Messrs. I W. Chaplin and Co.
The learned Judge said, s the prosecutor had recom-
mended him to mercy, ands it was his first offence, be
should only sentence him to fin* months' imprisonment.
STREET ROBBERY.—AnnWilliams and Sophia Groom
were convicted of stealing a lame of printed calico from the
shop door of a linendraper naaed Willmer.
Williams was sentenced to ix and Groom to fear months'
imprisonment with hard labor.

NEW COURT.
(Before Mr. Prendergast, Q.C.)
The Courtwas occu pied the vhole of the morning in-frying
mint prosecutions. The w:tot of the caws were of the or-
dinary description, none posessing sufficient interest to
iustv • a special report.

POLICE INTELLIGINCE-(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH STR ET. ORTRAGEOUS As-
SAULT AT A HARMONIC NEETING.—WiIIiam Nolan
and James Burke were dialled with committing a violent
assault On George Lewis, an wholsterer residing in Angel-
court, Soho.
The prosecutor said that of the previous night he went
with his wife to the King of Prussia, in John-street, and
after being there a sort time, $ proposition was made to con-
tribute 6d. each to a poor Male' for whose benefit it ap-
peared the meeting WV; got up. A quarrel then took place
in the room, he being the only Englishman present, when
Burke seiz-d a bagatelle cue and struck him a violent blow
on the bead, breaking the cue. He was then knocked
down, and was kicked, and nian said, " Kill the --,
kill the --." A woman also beat him on the head with a
pint pot.
Mr. William Turner, of the King of Prussia, John-street,
said, having been applied to to grant the use of his room for
the benefit of a poor female, he consented, the parties pro-
mising to behave themselves properly. After they
bad been there a short time the prisoner commenced asqault-
ing an old man, and afterwards a general quarrel ensued ;
thrce or four cues were btoken' and be felt satisfied that bad
not the police t!me'y arrived thal.. murder would have been
committed. - Previous to the arrival of the officers he
struggled with them till he wrs quite exhausted. Frsm the
way in which the prkapers conducted themselves he had no
doubt they came for the purpose of creating a disturbance,
and they hat, loft his place Pim a slaughter-house.
A female named White, sister-in-lacy to the first witness,
corroborated his testimony, and said that Burke tore the
bonnet off her bead, and then all the men and women com-
menced fighting, the women as well as the men using the
Cur,.
Other evidence having been given, Nolan said the assault
commenced by the prosecutor.
Mr. Beadon said it was one of those rows in which the
prisoners thought they had a right to use whatever came in
their way. It was a very brutal assault.
The prisoners were fined 15 each, or two months.

THAMES. MURDEROUS ASSAULT. A FURY.
Mary Smith, a dissipated looking woman, who gave her
address, No. 16, Back Church-lane, which is a fictitious one,
was brought before Mr. Selfe, charged with feloniously
cutting and wounding Mary M'Carthy, with intent to mur-
der or do grievous bodily harm. She was also charged with
assaulting Ma.garet Driscoll. It appeared from the evidence
of police-sergeant Egerton, No. X 24 K, that a woman named
M'Carthy had been committed to prison for 7 days for as-
saulting and biting a woman on the breast. The affray
took place at an Irish wedding of an honest and industrious
couple. M'Carthy, a passionate ill-conditioned woman
took offence at the marriage, made a disturbance and assaulted
the bride. Yesterday, M'Carthy came out of prison, and
immediately prcceeded to the dwelling of the people she had
Minerly ar,)nt?.(l and made a disturbance. In the eveninc,
she repaired. to the Brown Bear public-house, and there fas-
tened a quarrel upon the prisoner, who was formerly a
prostitute, and has teen for some time married to a gun-
smith. Some offensive language wes exchanged between
the two women, until the prisoner, exasperated at something
which hr] been s..id by M'Carthy, took up a heavy glass
tumbler and struck her a tr .arendous blow on the top of her
head with it, laying. b. 'e her skull, and then followed it
up by another blow on the arm, inflicting another and
serious wound, dividing some of the leaders. The woman
lost a large quantity of blood, and after being visited by
Mr. Comity, divisional surgeon of; police, was sent to the
London Hospital, where she at present remains. A certi-
ic-te from Mr. H. Codrington, house surgeon of the Lon-
don Hospital, was put in, and it stated that the patient,
lary M'Carthy, was being treated for a lacerated scalp and
arm, and that she could not leave the hospital at present.
Margaret Driscoll gave evidence of the savage conduct of
the prisoner, and said she was also assaulted by her.
Mr. Selfe srl/41 that he must necessarily remand the pri-
soner until the person she had wounded was able to appear
against her. He remitted the prisoner to the House of
Detention for a week.

SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.—During the week
ending 14th August the visitors have been as fol!ow :
On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, 2' 390 ; on
Monday and Tuesday, free evenings, 4,0.28; on the three
students' days (admission to the public 61.), 583; one
students' evening, Wednesday, 88i total, 7,289.
GALLANT CONDUCT.--A Bristol contemporary
says :=On Thur,day, the 29th ult., a middle-aged woman
named Sarah Powell, who. had Co! comic tittle beta an inmate
of a union, attempted to destroy herself by jumping into the
fortunate Only hap oypened to be near the spot atSchooli the tme,Bristol,
and,
[..ver Wye. eof the bs from Colston
although no swimmer, courageously leaped into the river,
and succeeded in rescuing the woman from a watery grave.
When the gallant little fellow, whe is about 14 years of age,
brought his burden to the bank he was well nigh exhausted,
but was immediately relieved by the bystanders. The wo-
man was at once conveyed to the workhouse, where the
usual means were adopted for her restoration. It appears
the poor woman is afflicted with insanity, and she has since
been removed to the Abergavenny Lunatic Asylum.
MR. B. OSBORNE AT DOVER.—The Saturday Re-
viqv, in the course of an excellent article upon the speech of
Mr. 0 borne at Dover, speaks in the following trite terms
of the " horror" felt by that gentleman at the success of the
raeesures of the present Administration :—" Mr. Osborne is
very much shocked at the immorality and inconsistency of
the present Administration. He is horrified that they have
not given eff':.ct in office to the principles which they'pro-
fessed in Opposition. He is very anxious to know what is
the meaning of that word in four syllables—Conservative.'
For so young a beginner, Mr. Osborne is in too great a
hurry. He should not p. 43 to words of four syllables till he
hrc mastered those of three. The member for Dover has
been some five years in offi^e, and we should like to hear his
definition of the word Liberal,' with illustrations derived
frcm his official experience. He complains of the condition of
the Liberal party, and the loss of confidence in Liberal men ;
and hlore he takes upon him to lecture the Conservative
party let him inquire into the cause of that decomposition'
in his own which he pretends to deplore. While he accuses
the Derbyites of pursuing a policy not consistent with their
professions, he might do well to recollect that he has for
many years been a contented and submissive member of a
Governmeht which professed a policy which it did not pur
sue. It is easy enough to fabricate enigmas about chang
without progre s, and concession without grace ;' but we
should like to know whose fault it is that progress' is to be

looked for only from those who are its avowed opponent:
and that the Liberal party has ceased to expect any `grace
except from the Conservative leaders? "Why, but because
the men who usurped the conduct of the Liberal cause have
given their followers delusion instead of progress, and inso-
lence Distend of grace? Yet it was to this Government that
that the fervent reformer, Mr. Osborne, lent the effective
support of his silence."
TERRIFIC TIIUNDERSTORM.—On Thursday after-
noon the neighbourhood of Bedford wes visited by the most
fearful electric storm we have visited for many years. Singu-
larly enough, twelve months ago to the very day a similar
and scarcely less terrible tempest occurred in the district.
On that occasion extensive injury was inflicted by hailstones
of a prodigious size ; but in the present instance, though the
rain was very heavy for a time, there was no hail, but the
lightning was appalling, and the instantaneous peals of thun-
der resembled a mighty cannonade. We are sorry to report
that serious damage has befallen the locality, of which we
subjoin a few particulars :—The first injury that fell under
our observation was the thing ()fa cattle-shed belonging to
Mr. John Ward, of the Fountain inn, and sauated
in a field opposite the railway station. The dele-
gates of parochial authority in St. Mary's very
speedily availed themselves of this opportunity of showing
their zeal in connexion with the fire-engine. Many
little boys and some men dragged the engine to the spot,
and, after filling it as well as they could with the collection
of gutter streams on the road side, wheeled it into the field
just in time to see the fire complete its work. Some ser-
vice, however, it undoubtedly rendered, by adding to the
cooling showers which damped and 'so preserved a neigh-
bouring haystack and hovel. At half-past 3 a special mes-
senger brought tidings that there was a rick on fire on the
farm of Mr. Grant, of Clapham. Post horses from the Swan
were soen attached to the County and S'. Peter's engines,
and they were alto the spot near Clapham Folly. On the
arrival of the Bedford fire-brigades, however, instead of
being welcomed, we understand that they were told by
Mr. Grant, ,jug., that be could do without them ; his
men could put the fire out. To this, however, it ap-
hsiery properly refused to ac-
'sm
working St. Peter's
upon his i
engine. There being a good sucp
ee
da
er ,
and Mr. Georgeinsisted
pply of water, the fire was
prevented spreading, and only one rick was destroyed,
although there were several in close proximity. Mr. Mas-
ters' house, in Offa-street, which
is smaewhat in the Tudor
style, and has rather high chimney shafts, was struck by
the lightning, but no personal injury was sustained. The
electric fluid, on entering the front parlour, severed the
brea=tpiece of the marble mantel, cutting through the metal
gas pipe, and, lightieg the gas in a most expeditious manlier,
made its exit out of the door, which was fortunately open.
A youth at the time was passing cut of the yard of the
Flowerpot publiehouse, adjoining the west-end of Mr. Mas-
ters' house ; he was wheeling a truck, pad the bricks from
the chimney fell so near as to break the truck-handle, but
the boy providentially escaped unhurt. 11r. and Mrs. Masters
were absent from home. Abnut 3.15 p.tr, the chimney on the
south side of the Swan Hotel was struck,removing two large
stone, IlleßSilling 3 feet, one of which lodged on the roof,
the other falling into the garden wittiest causing the least
injury to a 'arse vase and bed of flower!, ;Bit alighted com-
pletely upon the path, rear the ii;er. Toe electric fluid
was, no doubt, attracted by the iron cramps let into the
moulded termination of the stonework, one of the cramps
being snapped asunder and the other 'Ailed out. As Thos.
Russell, horsekeeper to Mrs. Hollis, of Wooton, was em-
ployed in the hervest. field he and three other men became
greatly alarmed, and as they were running to a hovel in the
field for shelter Russell was struck deac by the lightning.
None of the others received any injury beyond a slight
shock. The lightning appears to have struck Russell on the
head, as it cut a bole in his hat about hur inches in dia-
meter • but there were no masks of injury on the body. He
was 'between 40 and 50 years of age, and has left a wife and
three children. Several cases of partial flintiness have been
forwarded to us, but the parties soon reeivered. There was
for a time souse indication of a return o. the tempest, but
we 11079 since been Wound with tweloulvd kky.