The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-17 00:00:00

Mr. Cornwell replied that some thousands bathed there sod seabed clothing every week, eepeciall) at this period of the year, and it won necessary that the rules and regulations should be adhered to. James Clark, one of the officers of the establishment, said that last evening, the prisoner came into the entrance of the bathe, and demential to be admitted. Perceiving that he was under the influence of drink he refused him, and fa a bled way told him to come another time. The primmer suddenly walled past him into the place, and before he could prevent him, undressed himself all but his shirt, when witness went up to him and desired him to dress him self again, and leave the place. Instead of doing that he struck witness and jumped into the water, frightening all the other bathers. Witness was then compelled to call a constable and give him into custody. In answer to the charge, the prisoner said he eaaeaed very much having conducted himself so di r, and he hoped his worship and the gentlemen d forgive him. A gentleman in court here came forward and said that the prisoner came from Liverpool yesterday morning ; and, unfortunately for hire, met some friends, with whom he drank too much, so that he hardly knew what he wan about. --- Mr. combs told the prisoner that it was necessary that the rules and regulations of thine sanatory institutions should be obeyed or all would be confusion and discomfort. As the prisoner had expressed his regret in respectful terms be should line him in the mitigated penalty of 10a, or 14 days' hard labour. The money was immediately paid. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE on Excnuo Trzscorta.) BIBURY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) FIFTH BIENNIAL STAKES. About five furlong.. Moscow, Eaperaime, Promenade, Miss Goldhill, Partin, Rappel, Idler, Demos. Ely, Young Rapid, Master Richard, Young Waveney, Old Faller, Dart c, Harcourt, Dispute, Guardsmen, Rosalie, The Count. The Doctor, Netball., The Knout, Becky Sharpe, f by Vengeance, Aunt Judy, Leicester, New Zealand, Ackwortb, Copenhagen, Dilatou, Pyrrha, Rattrap, and Algazelle are here. CHAMPAGNE STAKES. About five furlong.. Master Richard, Miss Goldhill, Nathaile, Garotter, Practitioner, Hengist, and The Tyke are here. BIBURY STARES. Last mile and a half. General Her, Vinegar Hill, Canary, Reindeer, Rubicon, Doncaster, Di ametick, Hwy Maid, Jude:, and The Tip pler are here. £lOO HANDICAP PLATE. One mile. Br szOLieT,Tittle Dick, Tornado, Tippler, Merry Maid, Coupon, Curie, and Liston are here. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 SOVS. About fire furlongs. The Tippler, Microscope, Coupon, Cadiz, Dilston, Vaulter, Trio, Natbaile, Mary Copp o, and Demon are here. The Match is off. ARRIVED.—King of Diamonds. BEVERLEY MEETING.-THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR KINGSTON-UPON-HULL STAKES. About three-quarten of a mile. Piano, Rose of Denmark, Angelus, Shuffier, Ttsvertis a, and Little Star. LONDESBOROUGH HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Jackal and Comet are here. BISHOP BURTON STAKES. Four furlongs 106 yards. Coastguard, Castle &pie, Prince Arthur, and Eak are hem BEVERLEY CUP. Mile end a hell. Pizarro, Flytrap, Borealis, Sibylla, Prologue, Venison, Boatswain, Cannon Ball, and Hawn. m are here, GRIIISTON PLATE. One mile. Pembroke, Bernice, General Sitio, Slinpby, and Ripley are here. Ores Astavacs.—Horeet John, Shutter, Angelus, Little Star, Endo, Witch, Ripley, and Traveatie c. CRICKET. COUNTY OF SURREY V. FOURTEEN OF Hue- Bu ULL —Yesterday, at the Surrey Ground, Kennington oval, this match ins continued. When the stumps were drawn for the day, the more stood as follows : Surrey, let innings, 109 runs ; 2nd innings, 249 runs. Hampshire, lit innings, 117 runs. The game will be resumed this morning. FMB/A GENTLEMEN AND PLAYERS OF TILE MAIITLEBONZ CLUB V. THE UNITED ALL-ENGLAND ELEVEN.—Yeetrday wan the amend day of this match at Lord's Ground. Grundy and Whalen being left not out again took possession of the wickets. The former made his wore up to 27, end the latter remained till the finish of the innings, taking his bat out for 26—total, 92; 75 in a minority. When "time" was celled the M. C. C. had scored 81 for the loin of nine wickets, the following being the state of the score s—M. C. C. and Ground, let innings, 167 ; 2nd innings, 81—total, 248. United Eleven, Ist innings, 92. The match will be con tinued this day. CITY UNITED (SECOND ELZYI3I) B. CITY or LONDON COLLIGIL —This match was played at Coborn-road, Bow, on Saturday, one innings eech only being got through owing to rain. The City United were disposed of for 53 rime, the ground being spinet long boons. The College muted 24 runs before lasing a wicket, the bowling against them being very indifferent, the "wide," telling a sad tale. When Mr. James Smith, however, took a turn with the ball he revived the hopes of his party by disposing of three wickets in his first "over." He was well seconded by Mr. Bedell, and the game ended very closely, the College winning by two rune only, the wore being—City United, 53; City of London Collage, 55. MARTLIMONZ CLUB AND GROUND R. PERRIN? HARR°. Vl•ll3.—This match was played at Harrow on Saturday, and tarminated in the ILC.C. winning by 31 rani. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADNIBAIST JuNs 16.—ArroINTMENTS. —An atakaat Paymaster in Charge E. N. Roe, to the Fireßy. Aasirtant Paymaster, J. G. W. Hoare, to the Victoria and Albert ; R. F. W. Seedy, to the Magicionne. Clerk A. G. Roberts. to the Hibernia. Assistant Clerk C. Walker, to the Black Prince. Naval Cadets (nominated) D. S. B. Mackenzie, H. H. Glizt rook, and C. H. Cochran. Assistant Engineers C. F. H. Bnrt, and J. Parry, to the Indus, u supernumeraries. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge will inspect the London Rifle Brigade, of which regi ment he is honorary colonel, in Richmond-park, on Saturday next, at half-past 5 o'clock. THE PRINCEM or Waixs.—The ladies of Hamp shire sod the Isle of Wight, headed by the Marchioness of Winchester, have subscribed among themselves for a hand some bracelet for presentation to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, as a alight token of their loyalty and congratulation on her royal highness's marriage with the heir to the British crown. The bracelet is composed of • " mail" pattern band is solid gold, with the Wykeham cross set in its centre, and composted of one large ruby and four brilliants, supported on each side by the heraldic rase of Hampshire in rubies and brilliants. The cost of the bramlet is about 5001. FATAL ACCIDENT AT BEACHY HEAD.—On Wed nesday afternoon last • fatal accident occurred to a young Man named Frederick Roberts. a heir dresser and naturalist, of Alma Cottages, Faebonroe, who was killed by falling over a cliff at Heathy Head. The unfortunate young man war oat with a companion on a shooting excursion, to pro cure specimen of sea-birds for preservation, for which pur pose he descended the cliff several times. On one of these occasions he was absent so long that his companion, be coming alarmed, spoke to a coast-guardsman ; and on making search they found the dead body of Roberts at the foot of the cliff, while his hat and gun were lying on dif ferent ledges of rock above. It is sad to relate that the deceased had been married only • few weeks, and the sudden news ot his death, as might he expected, had • pitiable effect upon his wife—Brig/do* Guardian. CITY Smelts COMMISSION.—The Commissioners of Sewers for the City of London met yesterday in their courtroom atGuildWill, after an adjournment of a fortnight; Mr. Deputy de Jersey presided. The court was occupied for • considerable space of time in bearing appeals against the assessments of various premises in the City. Dr. Letheby, the medical officer of health for the City, directed the attention of the court to the fact that a large quantity of adulterated German yeast was being imported into Lon don from Schiedam. The samples which he had examined, some of which he produced, contained from • third to half their weight of pipe clay ; and as this yeast is used in the preparation of fancy bread, he stated that the presence of the alumina of the pipe clay might. from its great quantity, lead to a charge against the baker for adnlterating bread with alum. But, besides this, as the pipe clay enabled the dealer to send putrid yeast into the market, the bread was in moot cases very no wholesome. The medical officer ad vised the commission that, as the yeast came through the custom-houses of London and Hall, the Customs authori. ties should be communicated with, and a sample of the yeast sect to them. Upon the suggestion of Dr. Abraham, it was ordered that a copy of this portion of the doctor's report should be forwarded to the Secretary of State, as well as the Customs authorities, together with samples of the genuine and adulterated yeast. THE. HOP PLANTATIOPIB.—ROCHESTER, TUESDAY. —The late genial rains have bad a beneficial effect on the bops. There are still complaints that the bine is attacked by vermin on a few gro un d s . Up till now there is every indication that the crop, if not • large, will be fully an average one, although mach will depend on the weather during the next few weeks, the hop, of all our vegetable poductions, being moot affected by atmospherical varia tiooe. About a month of warm *nosy weather, in which the hop delighta, will undo much of the mischief calmed at the commencement of the season by the cold winds. In many of the plantations the bine has already reached the top of the poles, and altogether the planters' expectations are exceedingly proosidag. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is ready. Town tallow quoted 41s. 3d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. ou the spot, 425. 6d. to 425. 9d. ; all the mouth, 42e. 6d. ; July to September, 435. ; October to December, 45e. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report a continued ateady demand for all hops, at firm rates. Plantation accounts decidedly more unfavourable than on Monday last. COAL MARKET.- HIS DAY.). Walls End Hatton, 17s. 6d.; Will. End Haswell, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Stennis, 17s. ; Walls End Tess, lla ; Wall. End Trirodoo Hartlepool, 16s. 9d ; Walls End Rowell Hatton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End South Kellos, 16$. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 16e. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 16s. ; Will. End Kenna, 16s. :kl. ; Walls Ed Mao Maio, 15s. 9d. ; Walla End }Widens, 15". 6d. ; Behside Hartley. 15s. 6d. • Davidson's Hartley, 16e. 6d. ; Hastings Hartley, 15e. 6d. -63 ships at market. COCK FIGHTING BY • MA/LOMB ON A SUNDAY.— In a quiet village in the northern part of Leicester shire a few Sundays ago considerable sensation was caused by a rumour that the demesne of a certain noble marquis was for some Noun the areas for the barbarous sport of cockfighting. It appears that information of the occurrence having reached the secretary of the Royal Society for the Pre vention of Cruelty to Animals, that gentleman despatched two of the detective o ff icers of the society to the locality. The result of these inv.:digit' is. has led to the laying of an 'demotion against the ooble marquis in question and several other gentleman of position iu the county. The came are fi led for hearing at Loughborough, on the 24th instant. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1863. BRITISH POBBI3BIOBH. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The house met at 12 o'clock. _ _ ENDOWED SCHOOLS BILL. . . On the motion of Mr. DILLwTN, the order of the day for the second reading of tine bill wu discharged, the hon. member announcing his intention to bring it forward again at a more favourable opportunity. Mr. LOWE expressed his satisfaction at the withdrawal of the bill and hoped that it would never be re-introduced. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Sir J. HAY moved the sewed reeding of this bill. [Left sitting.) CRYSTAL PALACE.-(THIS DAY.) The sixteenth ordinary general meeting of the ehereholdera was held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Mr. T. N. FARQUHAR in the chair. _ . The report, which had been previously published, having been taken as read, The enelamear moved its adoption. After observing that that was a meeting at which the finances were not introduced, he said that so far the business of the present year bad been satisfactory, and, if the autumnal season turned out well, there would no doubt be a good dividend at the end of the current year. The new railway communication which was being provided by the Lon, Chatham, and Dover Company, sod by other means, could not fail to benefit the Crystal Palace Company. The charge in respect of Dulwich wood would loon be got rid of, and a surplus would take the place of a loss. Mr. A. ANDRREION a director, seconded the motion. Mr. Genitor expre ssed from personal observation his deep satisfaction with the management of the concern, particu larly during the lett six or nine mouths. He deprecated basing themanagementon the principle of getting vrit num bers of people to the palace. The non-infusion of any new blood into the board appeared to him au evil, and he himself intended to propose Mr. Bohn, the publisher, as a director, believing that no better selection could be made. Mr. PUNCHIS regretted that the directors had not pro posed to fill up the vacancy in the beard caused by the death of Mr. Low. He believed that the way in which the refresh ment department was managed was exceedingly detrimental to the interests of the company—(hear)—and he wished to know whether the terms of the contract were modified. Neither the quantity nor the quality of the refreshments was satis factory, and the meaner in which they were served was anything but agreeable to visitor,. The CHAIRMAN, in reply, said that while each a large ren tal was received from the refreshment department, it was vain to look for the complete and elegant arrangements of the best hotels. last year the company obtained 22,524/., as head-money, from the contractors, and he believed that payment did not leave a large margin for profit. The board did not consider it necessary to ripply Mr. Low's place, but the shareholders would do as they pleased. He added that Mr. Nannyth, the celebrated engineer, had intimated his willingness to join the board, and said in his opinion the question had better stand over, in accordance with the directors' report, till the next meeting. (Hear, hear.) T e tlelort was adopted, and the retiring directors were re- COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RIE-LANE.-(T1118 DAY.) A very moderate supply of English wheat was on sale in to-day's market, but its general condition was good. As there werea few inquiries for export to France, all kinds were in steady request, and Monday's prices were well supported. Foreign wheat, the show of which was moderately eaten. sive, woe in fair demand, and a few parcels were taken by French buyers. For home use the demand was inactive ; nevertheless the quotations ruled steady. Floating cargoes of grain changed hands to a moderate extant, on former terms. We were rather scantily supplied with barley. Malting parcels were very doll, but grinding and distilling sorts sold somewhat freely at late rates. The malt trade was steady. In prMes, no quotable change took plane. Good sound oats were steady, at full currencies. Other kinds sold slowly at Monday's decline in value. Beans commanded extreme rates, with a fair consumptive demand. No alteration took plans in the mine of peas, for which, however, the inquiry was steady. American flour wu firm in price. English qualities were inactive. The transactions in seeds were limited, and the quota tions were barely supported. Cakes were a dull inquiry, but not cheaper. CURRENT MCI& EncifielL Per Qr. Weill. a. k eieex,Kent, red, new 40 to 60 Ditto, whit 41 to 61 Norfolk and Lincoln red Per Qr. OATB. !botch, potato 24 to 27 Irks/4711110 18 to 23 • Bums. Malting . Distilling Grinding. SO to 32 Si to 93 22 to 27 MLLT. nom, Norfolk, and Suffolk OO to 89 Kingston and Ware SO to 68 Brown Old and new _ OAS& English, teed Beach, red ." * * * 33 to 36 19 to 24 noon 19 to 24 Poiti Per Qr. WHIAT. I. I. Dantric and Kozugle berg Su to at 11.estock & bleeklea. 49 to 56 Baasien, ! s o ld , Ameheaa, red „ white 47 to 60 41 to 48 38 to 43 43 to 48 60 to 66 Haan Tick Harrow 17 to 22 SO is 13 30 to Si 30to 37 88 to 41 OA. Dutch. brow -- 18 to 24 .. teed ARRIVALS or GRAIN, da, CAIJIAAWL TROY lIINE 11 Grey Made White PIO/1 04 to SO to to 40 37 to 39 nous. i Town made, per 290 I lba• Household 4O to 41 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex shlp 29 to 30 Per Qr. OA7g. A. Danish and Boatlab 18 to 23 &tuba BUM Danish r4OPtian ....._ ~: IXDUN COW. White 3O to 33 Yollow TIMM Frio* par sack .... 18 to ♦2 3 11 6811111 . „ .... 38 to a Aserimuk per M .. 21 to 28 Canadlsa, .. 20 to 27 INTO LONDON, BY WATER 1 TO JUNE 18, INCLUSIVE. I 'Wheat. Barbey. Malt. Oats. now. fzl99 09411coteb 710 I gm. 109 I ) 'lll. . I.. INO foreign s. eijo 110t0 I 11 = 1560 16:10 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT ammo AND DITSINATIONAL ramosAra.) (LION OM OWII CORIMSPOIDI2I7.) Cotton market steady. WM about 5,1100 bliss. MINCING LANE.- (T HIS DA Y. ) SUGAR. —The market quiet,is at 4eeterday's prices for • Wait India. Mauritius bas sold at s. fal. to 28s. 6d. for low brown, 32a, lid. for good, 395. to 40a. for film crystal. limed. Madras native brown and yellow, 28a. ticl. to 31a. 9d. Refined : The demand continues very steady, at full prime. Corral—The market costumes quiet, but steady. Cocoa has bold irregularly, at easier prices : common to fine Trinidad, 47a. 6d. to 93e. ; Granada, 61s. to Ms. MA.—At the public sales a decline of id. per lb. has been awepted for black leaf Cosgoua, from ls. 7d. to Is. Bd. ; other sorts of Conga' have also sold at easier rates ; a parcel of Canton gunpowder sold, with all faults, at 10id. to ROL—This article continues quiet. Rick has sold without material change in value ; cargo Bengal at Be. 3d. to Els. 6d.; white small and middling, 9a. 6d. to 10a. 3d.; part at 12s. for cash. SALTPLTRIL— No Was reported. Corrok.—The demand is lees active, but the business' done is at firm prices. JuTe is saleable at full prior. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two O'CLOCL The railway market is rather quiet to-day, but the tendency on the whole is favourable. Loudon and North Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Eastern stocks have risen k per cent., while Great Northern has receded k, and Caledonian, 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 102 k to k ; Great Western, 661 to ; Mid land, 128 k to k ; Lancashire and YOrkshire, 111 k to g ; South Eastern, 91} to k ; Great Eastern, 531 to k ; Caledonian, 118 to k ; London and South Western, 106 to ; and Great Northern, 128 to 129. Great Western of Canada shares are rather bet ter, and the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada attract attention. Great Indian Penin sula and Scinde railway stocks are firm, and San Paulo shares are rather dull. WIDLNAILY MALES ABM ITOOIL ah. I Pd' Ruz.wAys. Obro.WoLailSoorVal. Borroo, &MAL arlatol sadAer Cork awl m• 1 A so div. =WO Do. Blp.o.trpridloa Della sod Tao Dood.,Prses. dabdao atiabooslond Chagos =& W• 4101 stern Do. A Nook. Do. Nast Anglian SQ. area North of Scotism' Bout Northam Da . 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Psalm" do De. de do Del d.lk.Flota.So o BILITDDI I 67 60 NO 1/6 14 1 11 pa 1 poi ii ii In Re 10% 11% 111 112 11 11 ;.. 1 1 pm 10+20 71 74 SS 69 62 66 48 62 43 46 56 27 25 27 22 24 1102 1109 1 .9'n 1 lipm "i? "ill 91 1 At " 3,, 02 90 1 let Pal 107; ,084 102 103 SO U I I II II 111 It! 108 100 Pin 107h1? plll 1061 106 107 1181104. I Pd. lOL Delo No. I Sh. I 10010. I Pd. lOL Wow 1 &Mae 70.000 2 Cambrian Coo. Gold, 1. 1 1 1 1410 - 11.0061 .. CUNord Alma/ all 10 .. Der. C 4. Co.. (Taviatk ) 1 560 6 00 - 12,000 .. Drakewalls - 611 .. But Buret (Mum) 60.000 1 Bast Closer Gold (Um) Se li di. ipm - 1164 .. Nut Cuadra 000 - IDA Caro Brea - M BO OO - ILWO.Pareel_ (Tavlatk )8 L 6.6 d , 3 31 71 - 161 .. Chamblee d 84. Aram 681 11 15 - 6,000 .. Great Beath Tolima - 1005 - G. WIL Poe 40 7 -- 6,900 ..GreavUle (Heistool 8.16.8 61 7 - 1,04 .. Herod *Soot OL 124. 64 413 - 0.000 .. Maybe Downs 121840d 04 0 o,cas .. lady Births 1 6.6. 1 1 - 1111 9,000 .. Mar ks Valley garet (Cray Wad). 4/. 9] f 6 60 Of - 116 - 11,000 4 111,71117 free Om I 4U. aOl MN - 400 .. New Bacon - 8,000 6,000 . North Douai - 2 700 _ North Roarer .„ N. WIL 14•04 (Mog — an . , 3 2121 114 4 - 6,660 .. North Wheal Crotty - 6,00 - Per Om.( BL Maser) . 11 141 64 - 1,110 SO rrovldeeee (U. Lelaap. Mg.?. 42 40 . - 700 .. Rodear Noweth .. I 4 6 - 611 .. S. Caradoe IS. Cieerh. IA oza Me - 6,068 .. 6. Corn Brea (Illogaa) . 11V1140.1' 21 3 - I. W. Prawns (Wow) 1118.9.; 11l _ Way Park balk IDO 18 - 7t601 0 Tamar 611.4Liad lia.C. 44 0 I - 0.0e6 .. Ite Oran - 0,000 _ West Buss{ (') l4 12 13 - 1,014 - W. Caradoo (vd) 6 25 27 - da .. War Beton - 610 .. WIL Besot =ll i 64 611 721 164 _ Wt. Nailer 6 60 00 - 4,601. .. Wltftl Dadoott 2.10.8 41 64 - .001 _ W. rare ana(Mumea 8 16 .6 - 300 .. Wheal Seen 684 220 240 - 1,060 Wh. Trelawney Mak 1 7 16 17 - 4000 .. Wheal Union - VOILICION MINE& No. I Bh I Wass. IPd ICL prime. I Bain. 15.000 2 :Alamillos (Limited) .. 4, 1 2 1pm 1 10,009, 19 'imaraliaa - 74000; 1 Boa Aeoord, Lathed WI - 10000, 1 Bens L L&11.0.3. ) L1m) at I -. 15,000 10 Cape Copper (limited) 2 .. i j i t r . : - w 00l I .Capuls Silver 11000, AO ICobr, 10,00 C. 20 Copi...po C ira r s.) - - . l6 7 - 100,000 1 . Don Pe fro,N. NI Bar 1 a l pm 11 78,000 1 'Dun lloaatala Copps. W- 16,000 8 gut Del Rey(Lhalted) 1 Id 4 4 pm - 25,000' 1 Palma (Lim.) - 10,0001 10 Gourd al , 120 22 - *810! I G.N.Opil. Australla(l MI - - dl, - *OOO. i ILaprada (Lim.) 1 / di, 4 pro - 020 , 810 18,0001 Loam aU 0 7 - 10,. 1 000 'lmete Maria al nna as .1 die I ' 43 4 - 100,000: I SLAureoe Bras.G.M.(L all: 7 4 21 - w.ooB' N. Ithtnee.of ,A114.(L, i ; - dl. - 10,eDe I le PootelbeadlltherLea , all 1 3 6 - 160,0001 6 tortlPhutip II If I - . 1 1 ,Saota Barbara Gold 1 1 6:6 dls t om 4 81104; I 1888184 k Asaila.(Llm ; 1.4 die par - 11.990 IP ISLJohn del Rey (Um l6 46 67 504 41374 1 30 • Patted Marlene . 284 71 71 74 I 50,000 1 , Vallansaara Gold . (L.) 8' 11 lom - I 10,000 to Vancouver Coal (LAm4 a : 1 al. 4 pm ' - ..G . 0.., •I , wouti re (U...),• • all ; 4 - MAW . 6 (Yudaaarautaaa Wm.). all . - IYudsaaotutans 1L1m.1.1 JOINT STOCK NJ all all NIS. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. Business in the Stock Exchange is not active to day. The funds are dull, but there is no further reduction from the decline of 1 per cent. which took place yesterday afternoon. In home railways little change has occurred• The foreign stock market showed renewed buoy ancy in the morning, but has since become fiat, and most of the principal speculative stocks are now quoted lower than they closed yesterday. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Mitts were quoted i 68fr. 65c., being 1 per cent, lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 92 to 1, ex div., for money, and 921 to 1, ex div., for the account (July 9). The official business report is as follows :- Three per Cent. Consuls for money, 921, 92, ex div. ; ditto for account, 921, 1, ex div; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 141, 15 ; Bank Stock, 232; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001, 1; ditto Bonds, 165., 12a. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, ls. prem. ; ditto June, Is. die. Greek, Mexican, and Spanish Passive Bonds were all in demand in the morning, but have since receded. Venezuela Six per Ceuta. of 1862 have declined I per cent. The Russian Loan of 1862 is inquired for. The Anglo- Turkish loans are firm, but the Couaolides have declined 1 per cent. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish 1864 Loan, 92 to 93 ; ditto 1858, 701 to 71 ; ditto 1862, 711 to 1 ; the Consolidds, 50/ to 511 ; Greek, 381 to 39 ; and Venezuelan Six per Ceuta., 59 to 1, Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001 ; ditto, 1852, 1858, 1860, 91, ex div. ; Dutch Certificates, 1011 ; Danish, 1863, 891, ex div. ; Egyptian, second issue, 1001 ; Greek, for account, 391, 1,1, 1, 39; ditto Coupons, 191, 1,181 ; Italian, 721 ; ditto, for account, 721, I ; Mexican, 381; ditto, for account, 381, 1, 371 , Moorish, 95/ ; New Granada, 16 ; Portu guese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1862, 491, ; ditto, for account, 491 ; Russian, 1869, 581; ditto 1862, 931, 1, 93 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 351, 341 ; ditto Certificates, 121, 1 ; Turkish, 1864, 92/ ; ditto, 1858, 701; ditto, for account, 701, 1 ; ditto, 1862, 711; ditto for account, 711, 72 ; Venezuela, for account, 261, 251 ; ditto, 1862, 591 ; ditto, for account, 591, 1, 59. Confederate Loan scrip has improved, the present quotation being 2 to 1 dis. Italian and Venezuelan scrip is somewhat lower-the former at 21 to 21 prem., and the latter at 1 to 11 prem. Turkish is quiet at Ito prem. International Financial shares have declined about 155., the present quotation being 51 to 6 prem. General Credit and Finance are steady, at 21 to 21 prem., and London Financial at 2} to 21 prem. The shares of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company were quoted in the morning 21 to prem., but have since receded to 2} to 21 prem., the present price. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have received advice from the agents of the bondholders at Vera Cruz, that there has been placed in deposit with them up to the 16th May, 1863-in money, 95,248 dols. 390.; in bills, 11,629 dols. 09c. ; total, 106,877 dols. 48c. They are further informed that the director of the Custom-house at Vera Cruz has, on the 16th of May, 1863, reduced the ordinary duties on import at that port 50 per cent., subject to the approval of his Majesty the Emperor of the French. About 100,000 sovereigns were taken from the Bank yesterday for Constantinople, while 5,0001. in bare was sent into that establishment. The Tasmanian will take to-day 5,0001. in silver and 2,0001. in gold to the West Indies. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and in one or two iustanees the rates were a trifle more in favour of this country. Subjoiued is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to 1 : ditto, 3 days, ILISI to 161; Rotterdam, S months. 11.181 to ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.45 to BO ; Hamburg, ma. bane°, three months,l3.7l to 8; Paris, 3 days, 25.171 to 271; d0.,3 months. 25.50 to 55 ; Frankfort-on-the-Manse, 3 months, 1191 to I ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 351 to f ; Vienna, elf. So ., 3 months, 11.35 to 45 ; Trieste, elf. d0 ., 3 months, 11.35 to 45 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 tol ; Qadv, 3 month', 49 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.55 to GO ; Milan, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Maple., 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Messina, 3 months, 5.60 to 65 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. In connexion with the speculation in Greek Bonds, there are a variety of interesting rumours, one being to the effect that a proposal is on the tapis for helping the new government to a loan, to be secured on customs revenues, hut more espe cially on the revenues of the lonian Islands. It is probable that, were a project of this sort brought before it, the British government would readily grant every assistance in its power, and permit the British consuls in the islands to collect and trans mit the revenues hypothecated. The pro ject would be very interesting to the present holders of Greek stuck, because to be sucoeseful it would, se a matter of course, involve the recog nition and capitalisation of the present overdue coupons, and a general arrangement of the debt. One of the first evidences of the determination of the new Viceroy of Egypt to develop the re sources of his country, and to assist commerce generally, is shown by the announcement of a swat trading enterprise which has been introduced this afternoon. It is formed not only under the direct patronage of the Viceroy himself, but under the auspices of some of the first financial and commer cial houses connected with Egypt, in combination with France and England. The leading members of the present Egyptian government are directly interested in the undertaking, and the capital has to a large extent been already subscribed in Egypt. The English public will naturally feel &considerable interest in this proof of the liberal policy of the Viceroy, not only from the closer connexion of in terests it will draw between England and a country which is the high road to our Indian Empire, but also because it will tend to develop the immense resources of the Egyptian territory. Hitherto in those regions produce of great value has been an nually sacrificed through the want of means of transport. It will be an object of the present company to remedy this want by increasing the means of communication. The immense tracts of land on both sides of the Nile, which are noto riously well adapted to the cultivation of cotton, and which possess a population both numerous and industrious, will be gradually utilised by the com pany's operations. As stated in the prospectus, " the Viceroy has by the grant of a liberal subsidy called into existence a Steam Navigation Company for the Red Sea and the Nile ; he is also about, with the view of assisting the operations of this company, to complete, at his own expense, tele graphic communication between Alexandria and all the principal stations, which have been selected for the operations of the company, extending to Khar toum, the furthest town of importance in the interior of Africa within the limits of Egyptian territory, and also to Taka, on the frontiers of Abyssinia." So large are the profits of the cultivators I and traders of Upper Egypt, that it is stated they ' can afford to borrow money at 4 and 5 per cent. per month interest, and still amass considerable wealth. The capital is 2,000,00 G/. in 100,000 shares of 201. each, the whole of which have been subscribed with the exception of 25,000 shares, which have been reserved for issue to the public by the International Financial Society. The president is his Highness Prince Halim Pacha, late Governor of the Soudan ; the direction is highly respectable ; the London agents are Messrs. Frithling and Gilechen ; the bankers, Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co. ; and the solicitors, Messrs. Dircham, Dalrymple, Drake, and Co. The establishments through the union of which this company is formed are the following— viz., the International Financial Society, Loudon ; Messrs. Friibling and Goschen, London ; Messrs. Marcuard, Andr4, and Co., Pavia ; Mr. W. F. Jaeger, Frankfort ; Mr. S. Sulzbach, Frankfort ; Messrs. Oppenheim Nephew and Co., Alexandria ; and Messrs. E. Dervieu and Co., Alexandria. It will be noticed that the project has the distinction of being the first one publicly supported by the International Financial Society. It is of a cha racter which clearly comes within their legitimate field of operations. The Great Indian Peninsula Extension Railway Company (Limited) is announced. This under taking is formed iu the interestof the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company, with which, as re gards management, it is closely identified, and the powerful support of whose directors and share holders it enjoys. The object is a very proper one, viz.,—to construct and work branches in connec tion with, and to serve as feeders to the main line. The branch to be first taken iu band is about 96 miles in length, from the neighbourhood of Aseeerghur to Indore, in Central India, between which place and Bombay an extensive and lucra tive trade has long been established. The distance by the proposed line from Bombay to Ladure will be 465 miles, and from Agra to Bombay 790 miles, being 114 miles leas than from Agra to Calcutta. The line has already been surveyed, and very favourably reported upon. It is mentioned that "The Secretary of State fur India having deter mined not to extend the existing system of guarantee, the director% have placed themselves in communication with him, with a view to obtaining for the Extension Company the like concessions and subventions as have been accorded to other com panies established for making railways in India without a guarantee." The capital is 1,000,0001., in 50,000 shares of 20/. each, and the company takes power to borrow, in addition, a sum not ex ceeding one-third of the share capital. Five per cent. interest will be allowed during construction. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 5,161/. compared with last year (Whitaun week). The Bank of Egypt have elected Mr. Patrick F. Robertson deputy chairman, in place of Mr. Philip Anstruther, deceased. Mr. Henry Mers Hankey, of the firm of Lane, Hankey, and Co., and Mr. C. F. Picard, of C. F. Picard and Co., have joined the direction of the Midland Banking Company. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of Australia is convened for the 6th of July. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the half-yearly interest on the shares of the East India Irrigation and Canal Company. We are requested to state that the share list of the Royal Marine Hotel Company of Kingstown will be closed on Saturday next, the 20th inst. The dividends due the let July are announced on Peruvian, Spanish, and Portuguese Bonds. TUIBDAT I!_tviamT. Congo* which closed yesterday at 921 to ex div., for the 9th of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 92 3-16 to 1. For money the last price was 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 1, 92,1, ex div. ; ditto for account, 92A, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 92, 911, 7 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 188, 121 • Red Sea Telegraph, 21}; B ank Stock, 2321, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081,107 i, 1081 ; ditto Bonds, 16s. prem. ; Five peer Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, ilk* The India Five per Cent. stock was firm at 108 Ito lex div. There were some purchases of India Bonds at 16s. preen. Exchequer Bills were quoted 2s. dis. to 2s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were upon a less animated scale than yesterday, yet still numerous. In the market for hank shares the tendency of prices was again upwards. An advance has taken place in Alliance Bank, Colonial, London and Brazilian, London and Buenos Ayres, London and County, and Oriental. Imperial Ottoman Bank were also slightly better. On the other hand, Midland Bank shares were flatter. In miscella neous undertakings there was an improvement in Berlin Waterworks, and a reduction in Van Die men's Land. . . . The shares of the International Financial Society were again bettor, closing at 6} to 62 prem. ; Ge neral Credit and Finance were steady at 22 to 21 prem. ; and London Financial at 24 to 21 prem. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 9* to I prem. ; Universal Marine, 1 to 2 dis. ; Thames and Mersey, 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem. Commercial Union, 14 to 11 prem. ; North British and Mercantile Insurance, 161 to 171; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows British and Foreign Marine,* to 1 prem.; Empire Marine, 1 to prom. ; Cannes Hotel, 7 to 8 prem. ; Mediter ranean Hotel, 1 to 14 prem. ; Southampton Im perial Hotel, par to 1 prem. ; Clarence Hotel, *to 3 prem. ; London and Paris Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, 11 to 14 prem. ; Lon don and Hamburg Bank, to 1 pram.: Sardinian Railway, 1 toe dia. ; Adelaide Port and Rail way, to 1 prem. MINES.—aI(II3 DdE) Two o'Cuicg. There is a good amount of business doing in the mining market to-day. East Cara don shares opened at 28 to and are now quoted 27 to I, being 2/. lower than yester day. East Basset have also declined, the present price being 80 to 82. On the other hand, owing to a rise in the price of tin, Tincroft are in demand, at 20A to A. Etat Cam Brea are quoted 7to ; North kear, 22 to 25 ; Wheal Seton, 232} to 235 ; Wheal Luthwtt, 41 to 5 ; Great Fortune, 36 to 37 ; Drakewalls, 2to # ; blarke Valley, 611 to ; North Crotty, 4 to 1 ; W eat Cbiverton, 21} to 22 ; Sithney and Cornmeal, 6to ; East B as set and Crylls, 241. to 26e. ; and New W'heal Martha, 41 too. Cobre Mining shares contiune in active de•nand, and have further improved ; transactions am re corded at 251, 27, 26, and 271. Alamillos, Don Pedro, and Santa Barbara are inquired for. The Cobra Mining Association have received intelligence of an important discovery in one of theirmines in Cuba. Operations have been carried on for a long period in the great mine without any noteworthy result, but the manager, writing ou the 22nd of May, states that the lode has been cut in the 120 crosscut, and thut the appearances were very good. There had not been time, however, to ascertain the full value of the lode. He adds that this discovery will give the company a dry lode with ores which will dress cleaner, and consequently to a higher per tentage, than those from the south lode in the old mine. It may be interesting to mention that this company was formed in 1835, and that 981. per share (on which 40/. has been paid) has been distributed in dividends, the last being declared iu February, 1862. TFita 14"1 10 000 BLIKS. l ea and U. I . r. 8aL2 .1 Portuguese (Urn., iDo. New (limited) Bank of lam I Beak at London 'Bank of Queensland ill Bank of Victoria, &anti* Bank of Wales (Lim) I Bank of New Zealand (L Brit. and American Si- (L BMA N. Amato' Char.BLßrir. Columbia 0. Ilk. Indic Las. 001ns Cltaird. Y. of Itirilsoic' Oofodel Continental _ _ English an It Pa) Zug. do* iitial.Coara.,. illuduan.Chlna&Jap. (L,' Imperial Bank, Limited Imperial Ottoman ... ' Unstop and Brazilian.. Lon.B.Ayreedeft. Plato (LI Lon. Cb. rank of austrL Landon and Colonial (L. Lender and County London Joint et** ... Lon. and Middlesex (L. Lou, and Northern &wine & south Londolt&S.Amedesa (le Lou, & S. Western (Lim., Lon. and Weetenosa.. Mercantile Exchange rt. Metro. & Prov,iket >b. B,eeerted Midland Bank (Lim) I National of liverpool(L !NI pro. l w. New National Bank Sew Booth W.& Oriental Bank woven Provincial of Irelwbol Mode, Puej., dt Deihl (L Soutb Australia 3t.nd.ot BrlLS.Ahica(l.: Onion of A.r..16 ! CL! Umtata of rsl..d (Un.). Mks 1and..... No. lU. I 00,11IPM111111. Ansee-llmlcan Atlantic ILL Mali a& (L ' Australian NAN Waterwaeri.. Bombay Gen, Limited Brit. American Land 8.. to.n Mod. Mi British Iran Canada Land CanadaAgeneyAsso4L) Ceylon Company Cop. 11 1; Bog.. PreL 7 D.C D.. no( nos —.. Do. 6 p. ot. Psrp.Dob Llndlaeottouggeoght Satin !Inlrrtg.a. Cana Illogglo T Rog. sod Atarep. Om Mous Nartgatioi Ores& Ship (Limited) . Do. ITS par cant. Prat fauna Parrying (LI Intarnat.itosn.aoc.(L ) lianas irrigation Cool) die pm le 19 364 374 Ile lle 114 117 par ipm 194 167 1; 27 22 i CI 6) Eli.. Do. Soc;do Joint Nock DtmeountiL ILboag Tea (Ltin(adj o. Wrn Ta Loa. Flnanota Lao. (L . aoat. Ocamilbas Loa Yam Imam. Chau wetter. Ea Tel-Ma Ma. RAIL, Car aW ►sot. otaLaad&Coa.Co.(L) Nadouol DI walla Co. Norboday)ooktlroa(L 414, par 1 pail l foal p f ar I paa, I n 1 poi 2 pie i Ip. llft La Do. New W. Brans. & N. Bone Ir N.Zasland T.andL.(Lto IS. Brit. Allatr•iM111.11 lOrtewlat Owe ti it .. Apm IDo. New. . . Orbs. 10. 01;3.. I Pes /Ivo! U" al Wb 4i C au it il it 76 78 td 17 19 pm HI 10 71 'r i b: i d , Ld.Rd.dlL Do. New tlo de Jan. Mt Ins.(l ' I Do. •; W t - it v 1 g 1 " a 174 141 Royal Van lama .... 6 , 1 Smell* A. 4. la.aaar 100 RAtrlaam Irrara.lnv.(L 4 Sou& Arloallas 10113 .I Ilabarabo TaL &alp .. all _ Do. do. IN Velayaspb to ladle (L.) I di 1.4 aa.of Art(L)LI I t Pa Taut.tra Co.P.eanad T. It 4 aaa Y.a Diamaa'a SI; jl4 --- 3 - 4 - Pis 33 IS 1 i Pa i CL prices. I Ulm 10t . 103 . - iii - •:iip' 1 dl. pan 7a T il 38 39 i 06 121 I 1 0311.' 3941 2 " I .pm 49 614 d 1111 S 61 6$ MI 41 a die 0.31 2 1 dm 1 2pm Ile 10pm 7 7}p/r 61 fpm .8} te 1 WM 44 46 ' 6 } VI } It par 1 dh 26 26} 1 (Hs par 1 Ma par 80 81 dV 2lPgi 2 2 42 40 Me par 46 Pal 61 6$ 66 67 90 91 + die oar 40 42 o 65 990 U 51 le 1 die 5 2; 11, 16 9 ne M. 34 11 ?4 5 50 f 281 g P 4 101 p 140.4 I Bales. 20 21 I Is IS 22 I_,B , Par .2 GO II lIS 92 brdsi 1 , So m 1 p 34 to 37 31 to 93 116 ton atom W all I Antwerp & aoltarlaaa 8 20 1 Illattla&B.Pra.ll.9.7p.a. 191 all 'llalglaa t JaaWoa —1 Li Livia G. eoutherta, 1 dla par 811 rlop Tatenaloo Ile 61 all Zereera;k7p.c.per.pret SI 'WWI 1 1 pal ila Ilsaisra of Rams . 191 20 4 1 • led. liarelsa gas. a p o. YI Gila{ Luxembourg,— 144 141 • 'Dalian Junction dl 'Nam/Maga i v ...Bp . /he 9 41 Bek.gov. /Pe al▪ l Northern of4le ma IN. ga ll It.Ayros g. 7p. e. 404 111 11: Do. do. do poi all Iforwailea ?rank rreL • Pi 94 all' OttomanNroyruaAldlui, 12 13 all , tarts, Lyon. sad Madl { ' 41} Ite ell Tula and Odors • 99 41 Zit I , 7rru g uWeitlTTZ,Roya all !RAW, and A. frairaa.,l. 16 11l Alga sad Dunsb4ug a ;loyal Danlll3 . 16 AD Royal 8.6.11/12 All I Do. T pot cent all '011110,119 sad aseri_ ._. 1 10} if I Do. per amt. AWL t 1 an Do. do. Ni/parol, 21e All IlAriLdt Icas•Vsootisa 1131 111 IfkLot rortu4al/parat p 2 •61 liosibero cot Tismoi 1 26 • INAS sad Woos I 4 a I Do. do. an ' Welt Makes .. 1 .n I DA. deper Asii:l44 . , tt at ,w.... 4. I. W.et Fromm No, I Sh. I eTOCEP. I Pd I CI. Wool. 1 Sales. 1066416 64. 60.N0r41.49.0..10011.101/100 NO 101 1 —l3lO 16.906 64.' lfoffolk4p.a.litar.ll6l4o. ... NOV N. 40.00. JanAbleb IN N 100 ... 04., 6•014146 3 Irk 4n. 41. IN lita. ot.l w.mutumi Or. --4. p 4. 100 103 106 104 ozmorruzz ISTOCIL u - 23 1 I t ft PROVINCIAL SHARI _MA RS IPS. L/Treroor, /MI3IE-Sake to-day: London and North Wes tern, 101. a 11-Mldland Steck, 110a-Grest Western of camas, gig-Confederate loan, I) la le d. MUICUMITIM. J mit 10.-There wu a good business at rather low. r prices. Great Pesters. AM-Great Luxembourg. 14 740-- Greet fforthern A, 1314-Great Ship, W.-Illinois Central, 30a d. -Ditto paid up, 00-Lancesbire and Yorkshire. 1111-lon and North Western 1021 4 a -Manchester and,County Bank, 2 p. -Manchester. Shefileld, and lAncolashlre, 464-Ditto New, 6 per cent., 4 d.-Ditto Redeemable Prof.. ; Ditto New fi per cent , all pa i d, ; d. - Midland, 1204 4-North fitaflordshlre. 10 -Smith Eastern, 911151 aa- Whitelumen and Furness, 101-London, Brighton, and Smith Coast. 120-Lancashire Insurance. 1-lop. W. 'ca.& si per cent., # p.-Greeks, 401-Sp•Mili Pawave, 364 .-Alliance Bank, 114 p.-International. oi p. BERNINOHAN, Jcsc 16.-Businets was dull, and canaille= fah . : Birmingham Guano aced was quoted 70 buyers. South Staffords, 101 to 114 Staffordshire and Worcesterthire Canal, 600 buyers Worcester Canal, 12 buyers Birmingham ranking Company Shares, 21, sellers: Metropolitan Wason.2 prem., Moen Birmingham Canal Shares were sold at 'G4 end D 4, being duce last at M. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMPANY. —At the 27th annual meetioi of the shareholder held this afternoon ►t the company's offices, 4, New Broad-street, Mr. Divett in the chair, the report of the directors was adopted, and the usual dividend of 7 per cent. per annum deemed. I Grinding. Distilling Malting . 22 to 27 le to 31 10 to 34 153 ii .... 1281 e 4 i i 111 i t 121 4 i 43 i I 1:1 102 104 f 6 94 9 12 1 i 23 ties 7,6 X 10,110 t •iOO 10,07 .i.i.:l ii:000 le.oroil si‘l 10,0001 24,000 10,000 10 , 00 36000 10,000 MOO 60,000 "."1.0.000 _l.OOOl 60 00,i .T.).2 0 1 _ 210.10! KW] Wenn 25,000. 16,000 6uv6 61 690 4,000 10.04 lIMAO 110 f 711 66 6Si S WI _ 11% f ill I 37 Of 114 9i 81 41 1 I ?* 471 zd