The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-31 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. (ommissioeer Holroyd.) IN RE ALEXANDRA PATRICK LAW. The bankrupt was described u a clerk to the Ecclesias tical Commissioners, of llrunswick•street, Camdee•towo. me was the sitting for examinttion and discharge. His debts are 3,8924, of which upwards of 2,0001. us due to executors. Mr. Taylor, for the smignees, offered no opposition ; Mr. mrgood supported. The order was granted. IN RE G. B. FLOOD. The bankrupt was au inaurance broker, of Contra end of Lloyd's. Hie debts and liabilities amount to 5.9371.; me ta, 1,5441. The sitting for discharge, appointed for to• day, wall adjourned by consent to the 14th October. .- - • IN TRE T. H. BAYLIS. The bankrupt was described as of Albany-street, Regent's park late manager to the Coneols Insurance Association, now of DO occupation. His liabilities amount to 8,7761., of w hich 2,5171. was iu respect of snares in public companies. It appears that the bankrupt was liable for 2.100 f. in respect of 2,800 shares in the Consuls Insurance Ansociation ; ten shares in the Professional Life Assurance Company, 421. ; and 500aharea io the Public Life Assurance Company, 3751. The Consols Association is also returned as a creditor for 1,22 W. This was the sitting for order of discharge. There was no opposition. Mr. Sargood, in support of the bankrupt, stated that his difficulties had arum through the want of success of the companies with which be bad been connected. His Honour granted the order. iv RE era E. J. D. TICRBORNI. Thia was the adjourned sitting for examination and dia eharve. The (Acta of the case have been several amen pub- Label It being stated that an arrangement wee io pr for raising a sum of 40.000 f., as a loan from the Star= on mortgage of the bankrupt's property, which had been sanctioned by the whole of the creditors, another adjourn ment was ordered. (Before Mr. Commissiooer Fine.) TN RR T. ARMSTRONG. The bankrupt, a clerk in the government dockyard at Portsmouth, applied for his order of dicharge. Debts, 8171. It appeared that the bankrupt, who had a salary of 2551. a year, increasing by 151. ayear, had been twice insolvent, in 1854 and 1861. He bad since been paying GO per cent. on money borrowed. The order was granted, the bankrupt undertaking to set slide 501. a year and one-third of the increase of his Wary until his creditors were paid 10a. in the pound. Mr. Bargood, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Linklater, and Mr. R. Jonas appeared in the ass. _ I . N RE GEORGE WARD. The bankrupt, a boot sod shoemaker, of Lambeth. and Battersea, applied for his order of disch arge. Debts, 1881. ; so meets. . . Mr. Denny supported. Mr. Sargood opposed. The bankrupt had been sued, and put in prison, by &creditor canoed Harris, to whom he owed 211. He Ind purchseed leather of Mr. Hoodoo), to the amount of 221., shortly before hie bankruptcy. He had need:os eg t leather, but had not been able to pay for it. He that the goods bad been foroed upon him. He bed gone down to Aldenhott to sell goods, but made no attempt to coxed this from the creditor. This was denied by Mr . Rodeos, who mid that he had di ffi culty in tracing the bank rupt to Aldershott His Honour saw no reason for suspending the order. SURREY SESSIONS• (THIS DAY.) Thin • • special adjourned meadow of the peace for the county of commenced at the Court-home, New ington-causeway, before J. F. Johneoo, Req., chairman ; T. Esq., deputy chairman ; Sir Henry Fktcher, Bart, Lieut. Fusty, F.. C. Dormer, A. Boyars, B. Drew, R. F. Burnett, W. H. Cox, and R. Roberta, Eines. The calendar contains the names of 20 prisoners for trial —eighteen for felony sod two for misdemeanour. There are also three prisoners out on bail whom lames are not in the calendar. The state of education is as follows :—Two can neither read nor write ; one can only read ; fifteen can read arid write imperfectly ; and only two ran read and write well. Three of the prisoners were re manded from last sessioes, for being concerned in robbing a bonded warehouse in Bermondsey ; three for embeWe meet ; one for housebreaking ; and the remainder are such as are usually tried at them seldom. . . . The Chair . Man told the gentlemen of the glued jury that they were called upon specially to perform their duties within • fortnight, owing to the Surrey Amuse oommencing on Monday, and with • view of relieving the judges of many pstt cum, so that their valuable time might be em ployed on more important business. The Mel to be brought before them were of the usual kind tried at thee* serious, and as they bed so recently performed their duties, no par ticular remarks were required from him. He therefore dis missed them to their duties. The grand jury then retired. THE POLICE COURTS. (Tll.lB DAY.) CLKILICENWELL. CHARON OF MIMING AND WOONDINO. Maria Ifii;ietTek, aged 29, a married woman, who de aeribed herself as of no occupation, residing at 4, Sweet Applecourt, City, was charged before Mr. Barker with rutting end woubding William Hitchcock, &carver, at Turk's Head-court, St. Luke's. Yr. 'Behests, solicitor, attended for the prosecution. Polioe.coustable th.rey. 206 G, banded in the following medical osrtificaito :—••• St. Bartholomew's Hospital, July 31,1883.-1 do hereby certify that William Hitchcock was edmitted on July 30, ea account of a small punctured waited ea the left buttock. It is impossible to my yet what ESE be the result, —BOWATIE VERNON, house sur geon." iVhea be took the p-isoner into custody she said Ilse woe very sorry for what had occurred, but it was done accidentally. She had no intention of injuring her brother. in•law. From the evidence it appeared that the *sonar west to the wiwkshou of the iapired mac, and had some sharp words with him about family matters. After both parties had been qoarralliogfor about su boor. the prisoner threw apiece of chalk at her brother.io.law. Upon this he left his beech, and struck her is the face, and called ber bad names. This very much excited her, and she took & sharp tool and threw it at him. It stuck in his buttock ; and on its being removed be lost a great deal of blood, and the wound was found to ha of such • serious character that it was neces sary to remove him to the hospital. It appeared that the schism bad not seen each other for some time, and that bank sad violent words were used on both sides. The prisoner, who seemed to feel her pcaition very mutely, sod who was in tears, said she deeply regretted what bad occurred, and hoped tbst her brother•in-law would maw get better, sad that she might be forgiven. Mr. Barker remanded the prisoner for a week. WESTMINSTER. EXTIAORDINAZT CHARGE OT TELONT. Mary Jareei/Wirr;:7veiyi;a;pectbl;s:l;;ltieg young woman, was placed at the bar before Mr. Arnold, charged with stealing a box marking upwards of If. Mr. John Robert Parr, bootnmker. 16. Montpelier-sheet, Brompton, said—Prisoner was formerly a servant of mine, and I discharged bar for dishonesty, and I now charge her with entering my dwelling.honse, and stealing 71. 3a. The back of my house is very much exposed, and my bedroom aka be entered without my snowing it while I am serving in the shop, and I have been rubbed. Mr. Arnold—When did yen miss the property! Prosecutor—lt was safe on the 26th of last month, and next morning we missed it. Mr. Arnold—Why have you charged the prisoner? Prosecutor—Through knowing her former habits of pilfer ing, and no other person could get over the wall end take this box. Mr. Arnold—ls that your reason for charging her? Ptowcutor—Yee ; she was the only person who could get over the wall and enter the room, and sort out Woe parti cular box, and take it away. Mr. Arnold—Have you another servant? Prosecutor—Yes, one came thew last two days. Mr. Arnold—la there any evidence against this young woman -. l'Oliceman.—There was a young girl identified her last sight, she thought by her voice. Mr. Arnold—W. Parr. you have had servants before and servante since the prisoner, I suppose? Prosecutor—Yee. Mr. Arnold—Then they could have committed the robbery as well as the prisoner. Mary Parr, wife of prosecutor—l saw the box safe at half.peat six of the 28th. We went about eleven to bed, sod at half-past eight on the following morning it waggons. Ernest Wiliam. , a boy, said he saw a woman get over a wall at the back of the prosecutor's. He heard her my she had come down there for the roes rest way. Mr. Arnold—Do you know who it was? Witness—No; I never sew her face. She bad her back the other way. Mr. Arnold—ls there any further evideece? Policeman—No. There was a *moan lest night who said she fancied the prisoner's face was the same she had seas, but could not identify her. Mr. Arnold—There is not the slightest pretence for charging this women that I can see. The prosecutor has acted very homily in privies her io charge, and if the pri soner is properly advised she will bring an action against him for false hapeisernmeet. A woman from the body of the court, upon this, stood forward and said that she had seen a person with a box. The woman, who gave the name of Margaret Thompson, Mk . ' sworn, and said she saw • woman at prosecutor's door with a box, on the night of tl e rotbery. She was closely veiled, but prisoner's voice resembled the woman's, and so did her appearance. On her oath she believed her to be the Perms. 11 ;:Aroold—I shall remand the prisoner till Tuesday, bet I will take one bail in 10/. It having been eommunicated by the police that the ware Thompson bad last night declared she believed Primmer was not the person, L. Arnold directed the accused to be discharged on entering into bet own recognisance", Ducharged aooonlingly. 'Wheat. Battey. Malt. tlata. how. gra got qrs. qn. a 7 10 !WWI 780 .. 1370 s .. 710 blab loreign 6120 1100 .. 83300 1280 110 - - Total I 6600 1160 2370 760 THE LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ay ammo Taacourz.) GOODWOOD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) NASSAU STAKES. Fantail Casidia holy Poly ... 4 no. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S . PLATE. About three miles and a half. Douche, Millionaire, ',ohne, Golden Dui, tdicronoope, and Anticld. All are here. NURSERY STAKES. Ooe mile. Fills de rAir, Durham, Clown, Beatrix, lady Hylda, Master Richard, Cuckoo, Y. Rapid, Sea Boy, Cutaway, Hedworth, Pheray I, Vabalathus, Signalman, br to Rebid, lank Walton, Urinal, Antoinette, Rappel, Roteneath, Linda, Parte. Jet a, Sheridan, Quadrille, Gordian Knot, Anningtois, Madame Walton, Outlaw, Idler, Verbena, Lytham, Bangle, Blue Bell, and Janine are here. ENTRY FOR DONE OF RIOHNONDI PLATE. One mile. Manrico, Brien Born, General Hem, Laugh ing Stock, Ha 6, Summesside, D3lphin, Tornado, Fontenoy, Heart of Gek, n, Queen of Spain, Schoolmistress, Despair, Entremet, , Principal, and Silkstone. CHESTERFIELD CUP. Craven wane. Watereitch, General Ham, Backeuliam, Exchequer, Bellmaa Spencer, Aurelian, Monk, Lord Bu r l e i g h, Piocador , Aoe of Clubs, Queen of Spoils, Cbere Ands, Agog, Polynesia, Doocaster, Tippler, Blosidie, Turco', Lord of Lions, Silketoes, Newmarket, C a t c h 'era Alive, Black Deer, Blackdowa, Tornado, Brian Born, Maesain, Abram'', Summerside, Dolphin, Microscope, Cheerful, sad Calliope e are hers. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOPS. T.Y.C. Min Livingstone, Mary Copp 0. Spectre, Hare, Spire . ad Erythia are here. MARCH STAKES. Halt a mite. Cutaway, Summeraide, Dolphin, Cosette, Llangollen, Etna, Lady Fanny, Weatherny, Morgan La Faye c, Teta combo, Nathalie, Mary Copp c, Overture, Nartioatte, Hypetia, Dirt Cheap, Liston, Cuckoo, and Usher are been. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOPS. Two miles and • halt Bucluitone and Freeholder are here. ABRIVIM —Tadernn., Appadae, sod Mail Tod& COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& RIE.I.A.NE.—(TIiI3 DAY.) The quantity of English wheat received fresh up to our market this morning, coutwise and by land carriage, was only limited. The show of samples, however, was mode rate. AU kinds moved off slowly. at, in moat instances, • decline in the quotations, compared with last week, of IL per qr. There was • fall average supply of foreign wheat on the steeds. Millae purchased cautiously, and priori; had a drooping tendency. In floating cargoes of grain very little was passing, at barely previous rates. _ MOsedescriptions of barley were a slow inquiry ; never theless, the quotations were supported. New qualities were offering at Ms to 40s. per qr. The malt trade was in a health state, at full currencies. The show of samples wu seasonably good. Scarely any English oats were brought forward • but the supply of foreign was equal to the demand, which ruled somewhat inactive, at Monday's prima Beans, both English and foreign, were held on former terms, but the demand for them was restricted to small parody. . . .. . Pess ruled steady at late quotations. The demand for all kinds of flour was in a sluggish state. In prime no change took plans. Most seeds were a slow sale. Linseed wad rapeseed. how ever, were very Arm. alliNli sold slowly. couestrr Palen: Idol.lB/1. Per Qr, WHIAT. IL I Inex.Lent, red, new 40 to 61 Norfolk )I . tte d to 53 red BASIST Pet Qr. Oabs. a. a. Mootch,.Lotato In* 23 to 16 t 27 o 12 „ black _ 16 to 21 Nalung --* 2 to ao MUBing Grinding 114,1 k. Isom Norfolk, and Suffolk llO to 46 Kinglet sad Ware 417 to 68 Brown lii Old and now,. OATS. Roads. feed 8.0.4 a. .. 13 to 22 .. 12 to 27 . 20 to 21 Airifir - .. WIRAT. I. $. Diablo and Konigs berg losteek I Ilsoklen- 60 to n DoiVI 6O to Si 66 to 60 I:umiak hard . i;ii Arseiicas, wti red 44 to 49 „ white . 60 to 63 _ . att•aft Malan 3O w to rr 34 31011126 OMB. Dub* Matt AI3IVILLI or OWN, do., CAItItIAGZ, 71.011 JULY ti OM L L Nab* sad etrottlob 17 to It Laura lB to 23 _ 0.n+.e..... atom 1991912 aSL White SO to 92 Yolknr Yuen. French, per uck .... 87 to 41 SpanLeh, „ —to American, per M... 20 to 84 Canadien. .. 19 to 18 INTO LONDON BY WATER I TO JIILT 30, liICLEMITL !nom - 10 to 1111 [Tick 10 to U [ arrow IPillou a to a —._ MAPI• • • • • as to so as to 40 37 to 30 /MOIL_ Tont made:per72o lbs. Household S4 to 336 Country Norfolk sad Suffolk or ship 29 to SI Par Qr. 14 to 33 N to 38 LIVKBPOOL COTTON & CORN MARK TS. , THIS DAY.) NT ELM.= LID nrrzaiwriosa, maw (ROY out OWN COMLISIPONDNST. Donna.—ifarketopeas quiet, but steady. Sales probably 5,000 bales. Moderate attendance. Conn.—Wheat, io the absence of important sales, is without quotable change in value. Flour : Good fresh parcels maintain late rates ; ell other sorts neglected. Indian Oman very quiet and rather easier ; mixed, 265. 9d. to 27a. Egyptian beans steady ; Seidl. 36e. exl. on spot, 30a. to arrive. Oats and oatmeal very dull. Egyptian wheat steady. MINCING LANK.-(THIS DkY.l SUovis.—Tbe market opened with a good demand at full prices for all qualities except soft brown, which showed a slight decline ; the demand has Moos continued steady bat is rather lass active at the close. Refined continues dull of sale, the easier prices accepted not leading to active business. CORM —The parcels of Plantation Ceylon brought to public sale have met a good demand at full prices to a slight sdvaace for export descriptions. Native Ceylon have also sold well at &L advance. A pared of 2,600 bags of Costa Rica was brought forward (being the first of the new crop), and being of good quality sold with spirit at fully the valuations, middling blueish. 132 a. to Bas. 6d. COCOA.—A barge parcel of Trinidyl offered met a fair demand, and was all disposed of ; grey at full prices, but red aorta wept rather cheaper : grey to fine red, 51e. to 82s. Tr.L—There is a fair business doing for export, chiefly in you'll' Hyaena Twankays and Japan tea. Rtes.—The market is siesdy, but not active. Good new white Hemel sold at 13s. l d. ; old, 12s. RIM —The market coefinaes firm. Leeward' mold at Is. 40. • Demerara, ls. 6d. to Is. 644. Faurr.'—"The demand remains quiet. At suction MO tondo of currants of common quality sold at 28s. Carrot.—The market is less active, but previous prices are supported. I Jurs.—No sales of important* reported. SA LTPITIL —At previous prices thvre is more business doing. Refraction 5j to 54 sold at ne. 6d. to 38s. ; ow fractiun 84 to 8, at 375. 3d. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) The market iszi4t. Town tallow is quoted 41s. 6d., net cash ; Pete Y.O. on the spot, 435. ; Almost to September, 435. ; October to December, 455. 6d. ; December, 46e. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ]Nava. Pattenden and Smith report the aocouota from the bulk of the English plantations as lees favourable, with a better demand for the few new hope on hand, at full rates. The prospects in Berens. Aimee, nod Bohemia are not so good ea last year, but is &idea, Poland, and Belgium an average crop is likely to be grown. PROVINOIAZ MARI MAJLITS. LIIFERPOOL. JOLT 30 --flails taday:-Cabtdonian, 126-Orsat 131 We r n. O - Great Western, 67 -Laitcasi.ire and Yorkshire, 1141 i-Loodon and North Western, 1031 I }-Lytham and Blackpool, 1 0-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 411 metropolitan, it-Ditto New shares Mid land, IMQ St. Helen's Hallway and Canal, A, c.-South Eastern, 1126 1$ I -Lincashire and Yorkshire 6 per rent., 136-North Gnlon A, 232-Bank of Liverpool, 176 p.-litritleh and American Etchange Banking Company t Limited), 3$ p.. National Bank of Liverpool (Limited), 31 L p. -North and South Wales 201-Albion Marina (Limited), 9-16 6-Liverpool and London Fire and Life. 8 15-16 p. -Queen Insurance, 16e. SL p.-Itoyal insurance, 5 616 6 - Spanish Passives, SM. Bialiallinslt, JOLT 30.-Metropolitan Wago n new; were sold at 1 pm., and the Railway Carriage Genpany a sham at ISt. 9d. mn. Wrllinitham Canal Maros also changed hands at 04-Slaw Valley shares quoted 81 to 81- Severn Valley shares, 17 to 171- Birminglmw 164 to 27 -Birmingham New Union Mlll, 31 to ti-and British and Fors*: Plant, sellers, at Is. 3d. pm. COMMERCIAL DOCK COMPANY. —Mug DAY.) — At a special meeting of the peoprieton, held this al ternooo, the heads of the aginement foe amalgamation with the Grand Surrey Docks and Canal Company wage confirmed. EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 81, 1863: SHARE I.ISTS-(THIS DAY.) Two Wuxi. Apart from the fortnightly settlement,whiCli will be completed to-day, there is very little business in the railway market, and the principal lines are quoted the same as at four o'clock yester day. The tendency of prices is still favourable. London and North Western stock is now quoted 102 to * ; Great Western, 67 to t ; Mid land, 128* to 129 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1141 to 1 ; Caledonian, 122 to •, South Eastern, 921 to 3 ; Great Eastern, 631 to 1 ; Great Northern, 127* to 1281 ; and London and South Western, 146 to 107. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada have declined. Indian and foreign lines are quiet, and prices exhibit no variation worthy of notice. 011101.11/IAY MARDI AND MOLL 0. I tit I RAILWAY& I iwitift ". I So 1 DA: 11. rem, weuirtoar all 117111 and Tyas... 111 all basioa,ll4or4,4llMlLC N. 10 &Wel sod /man at. 100 Odadoulaa 10 all Cork and Random-- WI .11 Oorimall .. . . 10 all Da. • • aoOv. will • 1.0 all Do. B 0.4.4 paid to B. 10 all Dublin aadloMrd sm II aU Daad„ Perth, &Alat../a at. 100 idlnoolan wad Glamor 110 01...0w &O. Widen St 100 Great Radom at. 100 Do. A Monk. 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In the Stock Exchange to-day, the attention of the dealers and brokers is almost exclusively occupied with the settlement of the fortnightly account in shares and foreign stocks. The markets generally are firm. The funds and home railway stocks are well supported at yesterday's prices. In the foreign stock market renewed buoyancy prevails, parties. larly as regards Mexican and Greek Bonds, which have attained a further important recovery. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter'a telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 82c., being per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 93 to 4, both for money and the account (August 8). The officiallbusinesa report its as follows :—Three j per I Cent. Con sols, for money, 934, 93 ; ditto, for ac count, 934 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4, t ; New Three per Ceuta., 934, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 16}; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 1-16 ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Stock, 226, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1004 ; ditto, 1864, 1004, i t ; ditto Bonds, 16s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 107 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 116 ; Exchequer Bills, March, ls. die. 2a. prem. ; ditto June, L. die. _ . Greek Bonds have risen 11 per cent., being now quoted 331 to 1. The Coupons are last marked 18. Mexican Bonds have also advanced materially, having been last dealt in at 371 and 361. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certifi cates, Egyptian Stocks, and Venezuela Bonds of 1862, are all better. Russian Bonds of 1862 are firm. Anglo-Turkish stocks have advanced Ito per oent., the Loan of 1854 being quoted 921 to 93, that of 1858, 701 to 71; and that of 1862, 1 ,67 to 1 ; but the Consolides are only A better,.it 49 tt — n - . Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 103 A, 103 ; ditto, second issue, 103 ; Greek, 321, ; ditto, for account, 321, 33, 321, 331, A ; ditto Coupons, 151, 1, 16 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 781 ; Mexican, 37 ; ditto for account, 374, 4, 361 ; Peruvian, 1862, 851 ; Russian, 1862, 921 ; Sardinian, 891, ; Spanish, for account, 531 ; ditto Passive, foracoonnt, 321, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 121, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, 921 ; ditto 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74 ; ditto 1862, 67 ; ditto for account, 671 ; Venezuela, for account, 231 ; ditto 1862, 551 ; ditto for account, 561, 651. . . The Confederate Loan has risen 1 per sent., the present quotation being 1b to 14} discount. . _ . . . International Financial shares are without change, at 4k to 4k prem. General Credit and Finance are firmer, at f to If prem. ; and London Financial, at If to If prem. Hudson's Bay shams are quoted 1} to I* die., being rather better ; and Egyptian Trading, I to li prem. The demand at the Bank of England discount office was only moderate yesterday. In the general market good bills were taken at 31 to 31 per cent. The annexed notification relative to the Mexican debt was yesterday forwarded by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. to the Stock Exchange : MEWS. Baring Brothers and CO. have received from the agent" of the bondholders at Vera Orna advice that there hu been placed in deposit with them—in money. 12,661.72 dole. ; in bills, 1,801.90 dole. ; in all, 14,463.62d015.—in addition to the 106.877.48 d o l e. previonaly advised. . . Morn. and Co., in 'answer to their in quiries addressed on the 20th June last to the Foreign-office respecting the alleged reduction by the French authorities in Berko of the import duties to one-half of the rates of the tariff, have received yesterday the following information from that office : " As regards the reduction of 50 per coot. on the import duties ou goods introduced through Vera Cruz and destined to be forwarded to the interior through the French lines, the French government claim the right to make such a re duction, as one which appertains to the position they hold in Mexico, sod they state that, am the object of the reduction is to draw trade to Vera Cruz, and thereby increase the duties at that port,the measure will benefit the parties to the moralities' as well as the French interests.-8, Bishop*. gate-street Within, July 30, 1863." The following Bums have been received byMertsrs. Baring Brothers and Co. on account of the New Granada dividends :—Cuenta, 3341. Bs. • Santa Joed, 3381. ; Rio Hache ' 1801. ; Sabanilla , 6261. lla. : Santa Marta, 6781. 198. Bd.—total, 2,1571. 18e, Bd. About 15,0001. in Russian gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The steamer New York, from New York, has brought 71,5001. in specie fur England. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week all increase of 2,3761. over last year ; the North Eastern an incrame of 2,2421. ; the Lanca shire and Yorkshire an increase of 3, 0 3 81. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnshire an increase of 1,7271. - - The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 11th inst. were 15,4141. sterling, being 1,5361. more than in the corresponding week of last year. At the first half-yearly meeting yesterday of the shareholders of the Union Bank of Ireland (Limited), the directors' report, which was adopted, stated that, notwithstanding the depression in every branch of industry in Ireland, consequent upon successive deficient harvests, the statement of accounts showed, after paying all current expenses, a balance of profit of 8231., which is to be carried to the neat account. The progress made at the seve ral branches the directors consider sufficiently encouraging to afford a belief that the basis of a sound sod remunerative business has been esta blished. Much difficulty had been met in esta blishing the bank on the limited liability principle in Ireland, but the opposition is subsiding, and the bank is described as gaining daily in public favour and confidence. _ . . . . At the meeting yesterday of the Oriental Inland Steam Company it was decided, after a long discus ' lion, to adjourn till the 10th of November, to afford time for the return from India of Mr. Bourne, the managing director. At the annual general meeting yesterday of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company, the direc tors' report was adopted. It referred to the damage done to the company's land by the unusually severe storms of December last, resulting in a cost of about 8,0001. The whole line of sea bank is again com pleted, as well as greatly strengthened, and the total area of laud inclosed comprises about 1,800 acres. Owing to the adverse causes referred to, the pay ment of the half-yearly interest, due this mouth on the 7 per cent. obligations, will be prevented at present. With regard to the legal proceedings against the company, the directors were authorised to take such steps as will preserve to the general body of obligation holders the right to participate pan paws in the assets of the undertaking, and to adopt such leg4l measures as they may be advised will best secure that object The report of the directors of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company, to be submitted on the 7th August, states as follows : The improvement in the revenue has bees such am to render it unnecessary for the compauy to apply to her Ma government for assistance under the guarantee. This Improvement would doubtless have been more folly deve loped, h.d the interruption not occurred on the Malt. sod Aletandrien hoe. As however it is believed that that inter ruption will only be temporary, the director. do not antici pate any serious diminution in the receipts for the °arrest half-year. The company's able still coo ties* in excellent workiag order. there the last re port the cable therein alluded to as being about to be laid by the Italian government has bees success fully submerged, and the transmission of message between Malt► and Great Britain has been. as was mitici pated, vary materially accelerated. The directors recom mend the payment of the usual dividend on the preference shares and the lame dividend on the origimi shares as was paid last half-rear. They also recommend that a sum of 5441. 18s. 2d.. being at the rate of 101. per omit. on the n eap* be added to the reserved fend. A first oall of 2/ is to be paid on the shame in the New Zealand Banking Corporation (Limited) by the 20th of August. A general meeting of the Ban Paulo (Bragalien) Railway Compauy is called for the 12th d August. Advises have been received from the following Chili companies by the Tasmanian : Centavo Weray Compsay.—TraMe receipts for May, 44,244 dole. 91c. ; working expires, 18,143 dole. 88c. copispoßxwasion Railway. —Train receipts for May, 5,724 dole ; working expenses, 4,400 dols. 68c.; sur -1.323 dola. Kt. A remittance of 6001. bad also bees received. Gas Company.—The receipts for May, 3 •W aP dolii ° . 71c. ; expenditure, 1,781 doh. 880. ; surplus, 1,684 dol.. 03a. Thie company declared a dividend on the quarter ending March last of 21 per cent. A further remit tance of 1,1121.105. has been made. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Ida for the conveyance of pasvengere to Sydney, New South Wales. - - - • The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 28, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Oirettlation issue Circulation active Public deposits 5,629.282 Increase 242,334 Other deposits Government securities in Dunking department — 11,006,888 No clangs. Othereecuritice in banking department Coin and bullion in both d,epartmeni; — 14,744,235 Terme, 123,363 Been day and other bills e86t746 %mese 3,439 The Rad Notes in reserve Total TIMM (notes /sepia in banking &pereat). 8,196,300 bosses 527,733 This is the most favourable return that has been issued for some time past. The deposits standing much the same as before, the increase of more than half-a-million in the reserve is to be attributed to the continued falling off in the private securities. The bullion is likewise beginning to increase again. BANK OF ENOLAND.—An Ace end Bib Tic.. C. 3f. far the week 29, - IM6. NBOll DON Nolo Weed 8.23,604,060 cant pnisnant to the Act 7th ending on Wednesday, July Go;a7nisa . at debt £11.914109 Otter minorities Goad oda and bai lie& Sam bullion esisamo DANKIDO DI Proprietors' Digital L 14,614,1103 ame 1. 1 111.340 Public Deposits (in cluding Etches., lay. Bunks, Com mis. of Nationid Debt, sad Div Abdul 5,011,M , Other Deposits 14,441,671 &ma day snd•Uastr 11/11s 030,7461 PAIISMIPT. it311,66a,066 (14.674140 . Bead Weight An nuity) Other Securities Notes Gold 8M Oliver Cola 630,189 418,1176.140 MARSHALL. Chid Cm/sler. Teinexur Znomtch 41 P 4 1 1 102 147 I/9. IT % 130 140 1 '1 -- 0 i IV 99 lleb 'OTh 101 104 IM be 8 5 DI 88 187 108 11 lel 0 82 Itie I! let NOILEGN ILAILWAYIL OL pekes. 1 SLILWLTI. IPdl indiardent I& t * s ea ' Saipan S. J Imo.ros G. Bontheratr . lisnodoo Danaborg & Witerak(L !Duke YMW Imams cd haw . ..., rod. ga=l:. p. I. IN W Amnon •• • • i Naannlasp L4 . 112a , 'SAO &Ayres n 7 D. 0. t Do. do. do Area Trunk Prod! inionnafilotarnanidia) , heinLycen Pals and Odom PoringnenSaila.,Ropki disalla sad 8. Franaci.iL and Donabors 'Mg radish Ombra a l t e d Maio I I D e. o p .l om nar and hat 4Tparot TorTparotp _ . _mass [Farts sad Sp'ous .... I - ;col Ilatidare I De. ypse eel Fret MrsoL•ll. W..' 'VOW. 101.12911 081 RAIIMATL all G.lassidiastsip.osst. IA all Havana and ISatazuns all Lausanne and Srlbourn all North. of France p. at. an Mallen (Smyrna, Le.) all Paris it Lyons New.— all loyal &radian den ILAas&Leas-Von.llp. a all aoatbasu of Franosa p.c AI South Italian en W.&N. W.atitan:s Jots SO, 1661. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to for the 6th Augnat, were first marked this morning 931, and closed at 93 to 1, both for money and the account. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931, 93, 921, 93/ ; ditto for account, 931, 1, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1; New Three per Cents., 931, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 771 • Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, redeemable in July, 1870, 1081, 1 : ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001, 100; ditto 1864 or 1886, 1001; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 107 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1161. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady at 1081 to 1, and Exchequer Bills et par to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market was again better, par ticularly as regards the more speculative stocks. International Financial shares, after slightly declining, closed 2s. 6d. better than yesterday, at 41 to 41 prem. General Credit were firmer, at Ito 1 prem. and London Financial at 1/ to 11 prem. Hudson's Ray shares were fiat in the morning, but recovered in the afternoon to 11 to If dia. Egyptian Trading were steady at I to le prem. An advance of about 21. has taken place in London and County Bank Ishares. Imperial Ottoman and Metropolitan and Provincial Book were also fispier. Other bank shares showed steadiness. Crystal Palace stock continues to meet with inquiry. Italian Irrigation shares and Bonds, Peninsular and Oriental Steam, and London and St. Katharine Dock stocks were quoted lower. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 121 to 13e prem., being again higher ; Thames and Mersey, 21. to 31 prem. ; Commercial Union, 11 to 2/ prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17 to 18 ; and Oriental and General Marine, l* 1 prem. . . The nominal closing quotations for iliareeiii new undertakings to-day were as follows ;—Company of African Merchants, to # prem. ; Oriental Hotels} to 1 prem. ; Brazilian and Portu guesenk, par to I prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 5 to 6 prem.; Mediterranean Hotel, par to prem..; Copenhagen Railway, to prem. A fresh improvement of about I; per cent. took place to-day in United States Five per Cents. Ame rican Railway Securities were generally firmer. MINES.-(11118 DAY.) Two o'Czooi. The fortnightly settlement in the mining market to-day almost entirely absorbs the attention of the dealers, and prices gene rally are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. Bast Csmdon climes are in renewed demand, and have risen to 3lt to Tincroft are also firmer, at 22 to t. Cln the other hand, East Basset have declined to 77 to 78, and Kitty St. Agnes to 84 to 1. Wheal Beton are quoted 2174 to 222 ; Drakewalls, to f ; West Chiverton, 27 to 28 ; Chiverton, 7to t ; and Wheal Ltalcott, 21 to 3. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Bt. John del Rey and Yudanamutana are dull. The directors of the Bt. John del Rey Mining Company (limited) have reoeived, by telegram from Liabon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, June, 1863 :—" Produce eleven days of June, 14,448 ottaitAt ; yield, 7.447 oitavas per ton. Going on steadily. STOCKWiLL PII.OPIAIZTART ECHOOL, IN UNION WITH Knio's ColdiuM.—The thirty-brat annual dist& i bution of prime at this institution took place last eventte before a crowded aseemMage of proprietors and parents. The proceedings °mutat/need, as usual, with the recitations by the pupils in Greek, Latin, re Fw*, German, and English; after which the reports of tbe exambrers. the Rev. C. P. Shepherd. M.A.; the Rer. F. 13. Berry, M.A., Dead Master of the Mercers' School , W. H. Hudson, 8.A.. Feller of St. John's College, Cam bridge ; Profess w Cardamum sad others, were read by the secretary. The prises and oertifinates of merit were thee distributed by the president, the Rev. 0. B. Daiwa, M.A., prebendary of St. Paul's, with an appropriate address to each boy u he was introduced by the Rev. J. K Watson, M.A., the head master; and the proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to thee:minims, the masters, and the president. The bead boy, who also receiver a muse from King's College. wee G. A. Marshall, and W. H. Blake wan declared the successful competitor fur the Mathematical Scholarship of 301. a year treat the *abaci food. Four ex hibitions of 3/. each were also awarded far clissiesl sod mathematical proficiency. HAILVILST PRO6PECTII IN THZ MIDLAND COUNTIE: , . —ln the counties of Nottingham, Derby, lauds, and Lewes' ter harvest prayed. are exiseediegly good. The general appearance of the wheat emu is of the moat satis factory character. The straw is of goo d length, and the ears are huge and well filled. Shout the protect favour able weather continue cutting will commence in a few dare, end there is every probability of an abundant yield. late rains have wrought • wonderful improvement in barley, and the plant is doing very well indeed. In the more forward places oats have fallen to the sickle, and the yield promises to be fully ao average. Beans vary, but on the whole • good crop may be looked forward to. Peas are looking healthy. The frosts of the 18th and 111th of July have to some extent deranged the potato crop, but at pro. sent there are no complaints of disease. Turnips are reeking favourable progrees. sealso is mesgold worzel. Altogether in the shove named districts the prospect/1 of the farmer are very good Mcleod. Drrrett REISMAN Rsnmsv.—The receipts for the fortnight eliding July 15, 1863, amounted to 11,117/. On. 24d., and for the oorresponding period of last year to 9,653/. 14s. Old., showing ea me:eau of 1.263/.64. Id. in fit tonr of the present year. The receipts since the Lximmeocemeut of the present book year, on the Int Mey. iocluding the above. amounted t 047.918/. 11%.3d., shomog an incenses se corn oared with the oorrespnediug period of last year of 3.16 U. 3e. 10d. The working expenses for the fortnight amouoted to 4,166/. 18s. &1.,0r 37.47 per cent. of the receipts, and for the corresponding period of lest year to 3,6041. 12s. Id., or 36.57 per cent., showing an increase of exposers amounting to 5621. 6s. bri. against the present year. The working ea. ponies from the Ist of May. 1863, to the 15th of July, 186.3, amounted to 19,0551. 19a. 6d., or 39.76 per ant of the receipts. The working expenses for the year 1862.1863 were 39.08 per cunt. of the receipts.