The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-15 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. A BRUTAL HUSBAND. ri . .".7 hi White, a tall, powerfull.lookiag man, was brought before Mr. Burcham on a warrant by Feosum, 227 M. 040 of the officers of the court, charged with committing • violent assault on Ann White, hie wife, and attempting to throw her out of the second-floor window. The complainant, a decent looking woman, said that on Stturdity night her husband came home, and because asked him for some money ho knocked her dean. She got away from him, put her shawl led bonnet on, and tried to escape from him, when he seized h o ld o f her by the waist, dragged her to the „pee window, and attempted to throw her out. He made use of dreadful language, and had nearly forced her over the miff but she struggled bard with him, and after having all her clothes torn off she got away from him. Hill worship would see that she had a black eye, and her arms and neck were all over bruises. Mr. Burcham asked her how long she had been married to the prisoner • She reel]. d. four years. Mr. Burcham asked if be had ill-used her before? Witness replied that be htd several times. Shortly after they were married be ill-used her in that dreadful manner that she was compelled to give him into custody, and he was sentenced to six months bard labour. About three weeks ago she summoned him to this court for an assault upon her, but she did not appear against him as he promised to be more kiud to her for the future. She had now no wish to press the charge against him, providing he would allow her • little for the children. Mr. Burcham asked if she did anything for her li v i ng ? She repliedthai she earned about ltYs. a week, bat she had to work from six in the morning till ten at night, while her husband wan out spending his money in drink. In answer to the charge, the prisoner said that, after paying the rent and buying a shirt on Saturday night, he returned home, when his wife pulled his hair, and aggra vated him so much that he did not well know what he was doing. lie, however, was aura that he never at • tcpipted to throw her out of the window. Mr. Burnham told him that sin months did not appear to have doee him much good. It was clear he was a thorough brutal fellow, and he should again 'entente him to six months' hard labour. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held this afternoon, at the Blink, Lothbury ; Alderman SA LOMON& M.P., in the chair. The following report and balance sheet were presented : "The directors have to report that, after making provi. sion for all bad and doubtful debts, paying the income tax and setting apart 2,000/. toward+ the buildings of the bank, the net profits of the bank for the last half year amount to 129,921/. lits. 61 This sum, added to 4,4031. 14s. 4L, the unappropriated balance of the preceding half-year, will amount to 131,325/. 13s. 10d. Out of this amount interest on the rest or surplus fund at the rate of 5 par cent. per annum (6,566/. Bs. Id.) has been added to that fund, which now amounts to 269,22.1/. 13s. ld. The directors now declare a dividend to the shareholders at the rate of 6 percent. per annum, and by way of further dividend out of the profits, a bonus of 7 per cent. on the paid•up rsz .. After these psym-^te are made there will remain a d 27,759/. ss. 9d. to be earned to the profit and lose account for the current half-year. "Dr.—To proprietors for paid-up capital, 1,000,000/. ;to 'mount doe by the bank on deposits, circular notes, &c., 14,549,2751. 10,. 3d. ; to rest or surplus fund, 262,656/. ss. ; to balance of profit and loos account, 31st December, 1462, 4,403/. 14s. 4d. ; to net profits of the past half mar, 129,9211. 19s. 6d. • total, 15,946,2571. 9s. Id. Cr.—Byl government sto ck, exchequer bills, and India bonds, 2,492,4121. 9s. ; by other securities, including lallsdiseounted, loans to customers, &e., 12,0153,8911. Is. 7d. • by cash in band, 1,369,9531. 18 4 . 6d.—total, 15,946,157 t. 91. Id. 'Profit and loss—Dr.: To total expenditure of the seven establishments, iocluding rent, taxes, salaries, stationery, &c., 41,2701. 3s. 10d. ; to amount set apart towards the buildings of the bank, 2,000/. ; to amount added to rest or surplus fund by intersat thereon at 5 per cent. per annum, 6,5661.88.1 d. ; to payment of the dividend now declared, at the rate of six per cent, per annum, for the list half-year on the paid-up capital of 1,000,0001, "000 t.; to boons of seven per mat. on the capital, 70,000/. ; to balance of profit and loss aeoount, 27,759/. ss. 9d.—total, 177,6951. 17s. Bd. Cr.: By balance of profit and loss account, Slat December, 1462,4,4031. 14s. 4d. ; by gross profits of the last half-year, after paying the income tax, and making provision for all had and doubtful debts, 173,192/. 3s. 177,5951. 17s. Bd. "Rest or Surplus Fund,—lts.: Present amount, 269.2'2!. 13s ld. Cr.: Amount oo the Ist January, 1863, 262,6561.55. ; by interest oo ditto, at 5 per cent. per annum, 6,566/.Bs. Id. ; total, 269,2221. 13u. lad. The dividend and beau, (without deduction of income tax, which is p aid by the bank) will be payable on Monday, the 20th lost." The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said it showed the bank to be in a healthy and prosperous amdition. The deposits were 200,000/. more than they were that time lsat year, and 6.50,11311/. more than they were in the Christmas half-year. This showed that, not withstanding the establishment of so nanny new banks, that concern eacianned to advance in prosperity. (Cheers.) The lessee of the last half year were smaller than they had almost ever been before during the same period. He then congratulated the meeting on the general prosperity of the country, and added that if the current belt year equalled the last one, the board would be in a positioo to recommend a satisfactory dividend at the annual meeting. The motion was adopted without any previous disecusion. On the motion of Mr. HAoow thanks were voted to the directors. Thanks were afterwards voted to the managers sad other officers of the bank, and, with this acknowledg ing and a vote of thanks to the chairman, the proceedings tirmiaatecL METROPOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL BANK (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) The third ordinary general meeting of the pro prietors wee held at noon, at the Loudon Tavern, Lord M.P., in the chair . The fiecarraar read the following report and balance sheet "The directors have now to lay before the shareholders report of their proceedings for the half-year ending 30th June lut. From the profit and loss account it will be perceived that the profit (after paying interest on deposit and current accounts) amount. to 8,4301. 10.. 4d., being 2,3031. 14s. 4d. in excess of that realised is the preceding six months, and making. with the sum brought forward (8531. 145.), a total of 9,284/. 4s, 4d. The director., after ;eying all current expenses and making provision for bad and doubtful debts, are thus enabled to recommend a divi dend of 51. per cent. per annum (free of income tax) on the original capital, to pay interest at the current rate on the deposit. said calls of the reserved shares, end to carry for ward the sum of 1,5071. 12e. Bd. to the new profit and loss lICCOnot. The directors regret to &Inouye° that they have sustained • severe loss by the death of their esteemed de puty chairman, Mr. Philip Anatruther. The vacancy thus occurring has not, however, to be filled up, the board being thereby reduced to its present maximum of fourteen di rectors. The dividend and interest will be payable, on ap plication at the hank, on and after Monday, the 27th inst. 'Statement of accounts,—Dr.: capital account, 70,0301. • to amount received on account of 3,000 new shares, 30, 000!.—together, 100,000/. ; to reserved fund (6,5041. Is. 3d.--Cooisils, at 92k) 6,0001. • to amount due by the bank on current, deposit, and other accounts, 661,046/. 16s. 3d. ; to balance of profit and loss, after paying interest no entreat and deposit accounts, 9,2841. 4s. 4d.—total, 676,9311. Os. 7d. Cr.:—Asset,--By in vestments, East India debentures. cite hoods, Ice., 52.2104; by bills discounted, inane, B:e., 512,8701 16s. by building, furniture, bank fittings, strong rooms, and preliminary expenses, 20t281/. 12s. 11d.; he cash in hand, and at call, 91,5591. lls. fid. —total, 676,9311. Os. 7d. " Profit and Loss Account. —Dr. : To merest expatiate, including eateries, rent, stationery, directors' remuneration, had debts, Be., 4,900/. 10. 11d. ; to amount written off preliminary expenses, 9251. ; to payment of dividend at rate of 5 per cent, per annum on 7,000 original shares, 1,7501. ; to payment of interest on depeadta, and call on 3,C70 shares ((new intuit, 201/. Os. 91; to belaeoe transferred to profit sail loss (new account), 1,5071. 12,. Rd.—total, 9,2 , 41. 4s. 4d. Cr.: By balance from profit and loss, bast half year, 853/. 14s.'; since added, 8,4301. 10a, 4d.—total 9,:9441. 46. "Rewerrod Fund Account.—Amount brought down, 6,000 i." The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, arid the declaration of a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, congratulated the meeting that the hank con tinued to do a steady, healthy, and increasing hominess The board thought it right to recommend, as they did last year, the payment of a dividend of only 5 per cent. ; bat the pro fi ts of the year had amounted to 10 percent, five per cent. Icing ert apart for a dividend, and the remainder being applied in reducing the liabilities and pre liminery express* soil in adding to the reserve for the future. The at 'fitment of an increase of 60,0001. in the de melts during the half.year did not retirement the real ingress@ adder that head. Among the hank's curial:nem were several of the new companies, and these bad naturally with drawn a portioo of t deposits for the purpose., of their nspoctiye undertal.inga ; hence the general increase was very satisfactory. After a short discussion the report was adopted. and the proceedings terminated with votes of thanks to the di rectors and auditors, and to the manager, Mr. Burton ; the secretary, Mr. Cox ; and the ntibrnana4er, Mr. Glanvile. Mr. BeirroN, the manager, io returning thanks. ex- Pressed him confidence that. with proper exertions on the part of the proprietors to increase the millibar of the company's current SOCOURia, the dividend would soon amount to 10 per Mat, THE LELIA MURDER.—John Gair, charged with the murder of Alice Gair, at Leeds, is April heat. was tried rati t e assizes at York oo Monday. The jury found the rammer roar, but recommended him to mercy oe account the raroes prcrucatioe he bad received. The judge, be fore sentearing him to death, prorated that this recommen dation should be forwarded to the proper quarter. TILE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1863. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) The SPRAII3 took the chair at 23 minutes alter 12o'clock. The Brecon and Merthyr Tydvil Junction Railway Bill was read a third time rod poised. THE INDIAN BUDGET. Mr. BAZLEY;;;Ootice that tomorrow be should elk the Secretary of State for India when it wee his intention to introduce his nosocial statement. KITCHEN AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS (HOUSE OF commoms), The adjourn'd deb to oe this subject w►s resumed, in the absence of Colonel French, by Sir DE L. EVANS, who moved that in the opinion of this house, the eolsrgement of the dining-rooms proposed by the committee on the Kitchen and Refreshment Rooms (House ofyoninions)nliouhl bo carved into execution. Mr. MONSELL supForted the motion. Lord 110THAM objected to any grant of public money for the purpose proposed, being of opinion that with the uncertainty as to the number of members dining, the pre sent arrangements were aa perfect as could be eapecr-d, and that the change would be productive of no improve meat. O'BRIEN was in &veer of the alteration, while Str J. TRELAWNY thought the members might be content with a bun ore biscuit if they requircd refresh ments._ Mr. BASS considered that if any annual sum was to be granted it should he adequate to the purpose. Mr. B. OSBORNE observed that the object of the com mittee was to tura the refreshment department into • luxurious club ; and while members were content to debate in a narrow chamber, they need not grumble if they were obliged to take their dinners in a narrow chamber. (Hear, hear.) It was propercd to provide wine cellars, which were to be plated at the disposal of different wine merchants, and the arcbitect suggeeted that advantage should be taken of the alterations which would be necessary to raise the ceilings. He feared that if they began their cobbling system they might fiod the expense running up to 20,0001., and perhaps if the work were to be entered upon at all it would be better to alter the building altogether—to have, in fact, • reform in parliament. (Laughter.) After some further conversation, Mr. BEN fINCK, in reply to Mr. Osborne, said the cellars were ready to receive the wine, and the plan which the hon. member ridiculed had been tried by several clubs and had worked very satisfactorily. Mr. COWPER thought the que■tion *Named importance from the effect of the dinner hour upon the attendance in the house. The difficulty was met in foreign legislatures by adjournment over the diaper hour ; but it might be met here by providing • good dinner within hearing of the division bell. He would suggest, however, that no division should take place upon the subject, bat that the committee should reconsider the subject, next year, add ing to their numbers those who opposed their present re commendation, and in that way they might hope to arrive at • conclusion which would lead to the provision with great rapidity of a very simple dinner. (Hear, hear.) The motion was withdrawn. PARTNERSHIP LAW AMENDMENT BILL. The house went into committee on this bill. Mr. HUBBARD moved that the chairman should leave the chair. It was said that the legislature was committed to limited liability, and that therefore the principle ought to be extended; but the increase of bankruptcies in Frame was a powerful answer to its boasted sue. cess. He was the but person to prevent facilities for the combination of capital for carrying out those great schemes which were the glory of the country, but he ob jected to limiting the liability of private partnership, be lieving that the effect would be to raise up a spirit of wild adventure and reckless and irresponsible speculation. Mr. CAVE defended the bill, which he regarded as a most innocent application of the principle of limited liability, for if it misled the public at all it was to their profit and not totheirlun _ _ _ Mr. GOSCHEN thought it injudicious for the legislature to interfere with private coutracts in any way except upon public grounds; and therefore, unless it could bs shown that this bill offended against public liey and would lead to fraudulent train/actions, it was, in his opinion,a measure which parliament ought to sanction, Unlimited liability bad frequently the effect of giving to persons an amount of credit which they did not deserve. [The boo. member was proceeding with his remarks when our report was despatched.] 100 100 100 1 0 011 10 1E73 100 100 100 100 1100 100 100 100 100 SHARE bISTS.—(THIS DAY.) Two Ohmic. The railway market is buoyant to-day, and most of the leading stocks have improved. London and North Western has risen j per cent. ; Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South East ern, ; Caledonian, 1 ; and Great Western and Great Eastern, /. The fortnightly settlement will be concluded tomorrow. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1031 to 4 ; Great Western, 674 to i; Midland, 1284 to 129/ ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 to Caledonian, 1191 to 120 ; South Eastern, 921 to I Great Eastern, 631 to 1 • Great Northern, 128 to 1; and Loudon andSoutl:Western,losl to 1061. Scinde Railway stock has improved, and Madras and Delhi are inquired for. Atlantic and St. Law rence bonds are firm. Foreign lines are neglected. litil•AV . _ SR IPd I RAILWAYS. UstAPOl•ttlf ellll4o SD druutts. 1 ltarslc." I tnttlY Wel. Ti &Sto er ma's/ Illyttlaad noir" Mi•Willtia Bristol aad Inas IS: l =r —. 7.2 Cantwell— Da. • I • no . die..antfl Do. II rta.lepaldio B. NOMA sad De Foo. Doad„Perth. t AtaLlk FAlleburfasad Glow* Great E Glasgow & B. Wild.lo astern Do. A Reek_ _ re; East Aniliar: hilt: great Yanked olaaelanu Greet Northam Do .A Area. no &v. an DAB J tllepat.bpskl et. Wad • west (Ira. Greet ers Do.loarkaLthasille fancaehlted Yorksitt Loudon and Blackwall tauolt&Cos. Laccl Lo owathaLADo , Landon& North Wed , IcadaatiloathWeseer an.,lihaL,BLlconlmt ltaryport and Carliale.. It Do. New Do. Now Do. Bens.* am) . Db. bald. GS. Wm Do SWIM /lid Lout MU Bent (Cray 1110_ Do. idia,Parth. Dune N. lasarra—Berwtok Do. 0.24.1. Pure Do. Yoe* .._ Do. New North Ab t.WeineraJ irtardahlro NorthAr Scottish Canna Yea Boottlah N. IL Abor.lllk Shrewsbury A Welehpl Bbtrotrre: Dnlm ou ...... Booth Forlorn South Wines B. Yorksh. & River Du Btalnraoirloghnt..4 Stockton DerSorton ri — 5; no nu._ 8 Do do 186041 100 Tad Vale ...... g Do B Do C sD Olama - ... Victor% MIL• & Mudge Waterford & ICllltenn) W eat Cornwall 7 4 ,1...1i:1= 4.:0 rti i t c : f„ , ‘ ,... :, 1,:z.,,, I % ... - 85 8k 87! 118 k nh 6 61 40 a 16 16 96 96 199 111 63 64 49 61 16 9 al 139 ISg 12E. 130 UM 166 'Ol 103 07 47k 1131 114* 76 77 118 110 44 46 1021 103 106* 114 46 46 11 I 12 'III 12 128 pm it PM 92 64 16 75 47 103 10} 69 60 90 90k 11 pal It Itt 124 l 81 I).i 1 166 78 80 :68 180 27 29 N 0 P 9 41 IU4 106 10,000 100 lams and U, Bona 104000 i 100 Alliance .n..tf.lvernno 18,0001 60 Anglo Portuguese (Lim It MI , A W Austribros 7,5 A 40 Do. New (Limited) U. 4.0101 96 . Bank of hay: 0000, 101' ii 40414 of L.•4l 4 nr, 10,00' 100 ' Rank of Queensland 10,000 . 41 ! Bank of Victarta,AuWis 6,0001 100 Bank of Wales (Lim.) 50,000' 10 Dank of New Zealand (L 15,00 u 60 • 801 l and American Mx. (L 40,000 60 'MOMS N. awaraos 12,500. 20 Char.BLitrit. Columbia 12,1440 i 20 . 446. lu ilr au.. 10.001, iCifilmt Of Intila, 8 st4o 104 (Iti onta 21.0011 100 it 6,000 100 Continental 10,000 100 Itudish an I Irish (Lim )l 16, 4 640 40 ling.SooL&Ausi.enart 10,000' 100 kilutuan.ChluattJap.(L, • 144.40n i 10 ,4 (unwired Hank, LimtleO ) 85000 20. Imperial 10,000 i 10(4 .L. 11.1. and , 6.000' 100 :Lon B. Ayna&lL.Plate (Li 50.000, 1u Ina. Pat& of Aturtrt.4 10,000, 100: London and Colonial (L.l 2140240, 60 Lundun and oounty 00.000 4 40 London Joh& Atock 10,120, 100 Inca and 14140.41,3.6 (4, 1 10,000: 100 Loa. and Northern (L.. 20.00 4 4 0' - 0.• 10,000 4 100 'Londoml49.Amerfcan (L. 40004 100 foe. &0. Weateru (Lim. 04000, PO Lon. and Wmisalr4M6r 1 20,000 60 Mercantile &change Xi 7,0•44.! 100 Metro. & Prot. bens (4. 1 LOW 100 Riser-red 6,006 100 . %Ildland Bank (Urn.) • 10 Wu 1100 , National of Livernooll,l 26,000' 20 I'. Pru..o ad, • • Nen: 10,000 20 Do do 2 . ,0ru 60 : Muth:mad Baok 110,0. du ,Now dont& War 601. 4 . 'r 'Oriental Bin onromT 20,000 100 'Premise.. of frolewel 06,000 00 Schu), Pout, & Delhl (LI 16,000' IS gout'. Auetralia 6 .. 4 1100 144we1.0f Welt.,,Afrioa(L 5,00 e 100 , Po New 4 . o^o 26 tfoloa of Luateena 6.000' 100 Uo. of Eng.&Wrenoo 10.4.0 100 Union of lrolewl (Lam.)., 6/.000, 60 'lidos of Landow ... I VOILZION MI I ma lAismiUm (Limited) I .. .. l ic7.—A ß-en L "144., .• 11.1 m; a p i l i C s oie st r Oo_ Don Pe iro,N. Del 14 Dan Mountain Coppei Port Del elnya.lenited: Oeneral Portons (Lim.) G.G.. 'VA. Antra Kapusda (Lira.) Laws Lodlsaias listkodts Aureosilnia.G.ll (L Pewoll.l4laineent Aus (1 e ) b Port Ptililp adellverLoad Manta Barbara Goad 2.1 llceallah Mulls. (Us St..loba del By (Um. 11od - DIM 16} I I `h al. 50. 0 1 11.000 'ii?' 50,000 elikoir 46.0 N vauTn:Zairotii *(1..) fLm.l. IC7i I f ion 1061 CL palms I Balm. 110 112 121 :Yepa2 dia par , 70 78 2T 28 183 138 1 Ils 40 42 2} 11.113 3. 6 3 4 pm 60 62 I 1 13 16 29} 3c} 63 66 109 112 39 41 11 01 Ala dm par 23} at If Of ee 2, 3 pm. bi alprcl 7 8 pa -4 64pm `8 18} 2 Ids 44 45 30 47 I 4 11 1 If 1 .11T ?d 2 1 dlf' 1} Oplisi 70 81 I di, par /I 3 poi . 2 pm' 1 par 4 431116 - 77 311 2S 81 } 19 19! 1 441 41 - 62 24 6/4 67} 29 91 2 Ca' 40 42 j pm, 6} 6 / pm 66 67 ! 1 AL' 2 1421, 67} 4o ... 65k 8 4 - Pd I CL prima ._ _. _} . l * Pei ' Ai? L ' 4 . ra I 2 1pm, Ms. par p. an SO II i 16 74 86 ) Balm_ If IPm 411 ar 41 le Ws pir (I 7 411 re 44. 4 6 I; I par 1 orn 46 P 44 Pon II 7* It LIM _,_ MOW 6,000 6114.780 10,000 40,000 26,000 12,000 t ie.= V 7.000 10,000 60,0% .4,11 14 1 / 1 0).,Modam .. Atlantic IL Mall tit.(l &tuftlion Asr Bails Waterw.elts.. Bo bay Om, Melted.. Brit. Ameri..... • - Land Bit. Putt Mag. Tel British Iron iCanada A se nciii47). ‘l7) Iylon.lng. ) Prof. Company Cup. Met. 7 P.c r " I " L De. Ind.l.(imton Prete/Mae I p. et. Pay. Deb I wvirt.. Agenc7,l Or. . I IgyptlanCom.&Tre.(l. RM. Sod Ann. 'c . ;C.Crellit&Fin.of Lon L Lien. ntoein Null( !Cheat Skip (Limited) I Do. Myer cent. Frei rn.tfon earryins (L.l internat.Finan.Soc.(L) IrrytAllou Cann, Do. Bonds . Joint Stock Disconnt(L ILebens Tea (Unalted) Le. I markt rel ' Lon. Financial AliK)..(l. Lou. (icy. month. , (adrao irrign. & Cone )(editor. in. Tat (Tim Wet. &Ml_ Car.. &Wag Na4lLond&Con.Co.(l. Notices& Discount Co • • Do. New N.Taaland T.andL (Llm Iwit Nora Scotia G. and L (L 'thrlsolaa atm Wan. In. 84m. WM.! Ottoman Om , Peel Elv land & hen Perin. and Orlan. Naar 'QuebradaL4.R4l.&ll.(L, litwemakey Isom 71 . 1 all 19 all 3 18} 1114 S II IS 8i 8 1 al a ii 83 IN * I 9 97 17 19 117/ 911* 112 116 112 116 'I dig Ipm 1 llpm DM 107 11 II 20_ 30 I 1 12 6} pm 1 04.115 21 liclls pm l ar 2 19'11 1 11 11 1 pmi a I 4}pra 3 4 I -- _pm! Xl 4 4 1 PIM • 1 * Pm 9 9 Pal 6 61 db 51 64 78 80 le 18 pm li 1 di Rio &Jan. City Do. do— ..... 'Royal Man Mom •Iloottisis Anat. Inrentr- IS. African Irriga.lnv.(L Ilona Australian lend et Bublearins TY. Scrip I . T. As. of Aoat(L) 1.1. Y. TruittLn.Co.D.Canse ' , .no.n••• • Van Dienien's land.... 21 fpm es 67 140 146 , u I I I dr II I to ni t 14i PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern, E.stern C.ounties Extension, No. 1, 113. Great Eastern, Eut Anglian A Stock, 7 per cent., 1504. Great Eastern, East Anglian, C, 7 per cent. pref., 1505. Great Western, redeemable 45 per cent., 103. London, Chatham, and Dover, 5 per cent. pref., 1011. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco, Limited.'gnar. per cent., 204. San Paulo, Limited (all paid). 214 to I. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterday the committee of the House of Com mons that tat last week and considered, and ultimately threw out, the bill for the Newry and Greenore Railway fora lire from Newry to Caxliogford, lock, and a dock, and other works connected therewith, met to reconsider the merits of the bill on recommittal by an order of the House of Com mons, on application from the promoters, on the ground that the further evidence of Mr. Watson, the contractor for the line, was necessary to the eludication of the case. Mr. Theodore Marti'', on behalf of the opponents, objected to proceeding with the inquiry as contrary to the standing orders of the house, but the committee overruled the objec tion. The bill, it will be remembered, was passed by the House of Lords, and Mr. Calvert, QC., with Mr. Orory, now called Mr. Watson, contractor for the line, who said he was prepared to construct it and find the money for the pur pose. The railway would cost 90,000!., and the pier 12,000/. Mr. Adair, the chairman of the committee, examined the witness at considerable length, and elicited the fact that he had introduced directors into the company for the avowed purpose of promoting and protecting his own interest., one of them being he own book keeper. He had undertaken to receive payment in shares, debentures, and Lloyd's bonds. The Chairman— What are " Lloyd's bonds?" The witness being at a loss to explain, Mr. Coates (firm of Dyson and Co.) said they were a specie' of security prepared by Mr. Lloyd, a ►earned counsel, and negotiated end held binding by men of busi ness connected with railways. The chairman inquired whether 'vitae., hail done any of these bonds in any other concern than the Newry and Greenore? Witness replied, Yes, in the Newry end Armagh, and he believed they were k•anwn io other railwsys. He bad paid the deposit for this undertaking sad for two other English railways in con sideration of carryior nut the contract, and stood half the expense of the application to parliament. After some further evidence the committee passed the bill, striking out the proposal to form a dock, diminishing the capital to the amount of 48,0001., and leaving it open to other companies to come in and subscribe. In the Lords the bill for the Edinburgh, Dunfermline, and Perth was pained, and the clauses were settled. The bills passed in Lord Redesdale's committee were the Northampton and Banbury Railway, the Hadlow Railway, and the North Eastern (Newcastle Extension). In 1861, 1,000,000 gallons of petroleum were ex ported from the United States; in 1862, 10.000,000; and duriog the first five months of this year, 15,000,000 gallons have been exported. RESTORATION OF THE CHURCH OF Sr. BARTHO LOMEW THE GREAT, WEST SMITHFIELD.—The committee formed for the purpose of restoring this fine specimen of Norman architecture received a large gathering of Brehm°. logical friends in the church on Mooday hat, when after a few wools of introduction from the Rev. John Abbiss, the rector, the Rev. T. Hugo commenced with the History of the INfonsatie E<tahlishment derived from the Records and Moliatval Chronicling. ?Jr. J. H. Parker followed with an architectural account of the church, and Mr. Bereaford Hope concluded with an exhortation to liberality, and of encouragement to the participators in the work. The promoters of this restoration are preparing to appeal to the public far aid in raising the necessary 4,000/., ou the ground that the work is not merely parochial but national io its character. Nearly 1.100/ had been promised at the close of the meeting, the larger proportion bolos contributed by the perishioners themselves. . . . THE MQoR.s AND FORESTS. —Iea tho district of lavers:, the prospects for the 12th of August were never better. The season has all along been very favourable for the moor., and especially within the lent month there hue been little rain, except occasional refreshing showers. Dur ing some past years the young coveys perished by hundreds with the torrents of rain which fell in June and July. This year very few deaths have occurred among them, and at present they are plentiful anti in a forward condition. Oa the Locbgoil and Gletignyle moors the coveys are reported to be abundant, and a fortnight earlier than usual. In Olencroe and Ardkinglass the moors are also finely stocked with superior birds, and the coveys are all strong on the wing, and number from five to two birds. We saw some fine coveys on the Loch Fyne moors in the end of last week, and the shepherds state that the birds are more numerous and in better con dition than they have seen for a long time. In Metier. and Gletiebirra., as well as on the inverary moors, the pro spects are equally good. The pullets era alreeily strong nod swift, and improving rapidly in condition. There will be splendid shooting on the twelfth, and the weather con tinues remits kably tine. Black cock, pheasacts, and hares am abundant in the splendid preserves of the Duke of Argyll, and the crop of them will be unusually good. Par tridges are also well advanced. The deer prospects ore particularly pr.l. The fawns are very numerous in the Inventry forests, end in good condition. The animals are beginning to take to the high grounds. We never saw so iminv fine antlers, and royal heads will be numerous. The fallow deer are very tame, acd very numerous here also.— se.,intean. PeOPOI4 ED RAILWAY FROM NORWICH TO CROMER. —The projeA of a railway to the north of Norfolk and Cromer has again been revived, and this time it is stated will not be suffered to f into abeyeece. The proposition has not at present been made public, bet professional gentlemen are already surveying portions of country through which the line in to pass, and if their report ho favourable, it is stated that application for a bill will be male during the next parliamentary session. A lion of railway to Aylsbam and Cromer is much needed. end if one is formed will prove of great benefit to the inhabitants of the dietrict, and visitor. to the seaside on the northern want of Norfolk.—Burp end Norwich Poe. Sou NDING NIAGARA RIVER. —The gentleman who has been trying the experiment of sounding the river Niagara below the Palls writes.. follows:—"ADOtheratlMMOt wpm made with a similar iron of about ten pound. weight, • attached to a No. 11 wire, all freely suspended, so as not to impede the fall of the weight. I then let the weight fall from the bridge, at the height of 225 feet. It struck the ' surface fairly, with the point down, moat have sank to some depth, but wee not longer nut of sight than one second, when it made its eppearineri again on the surface, about 100 feet down the streeni, and skipped along like a chip until it wee checked by the wire, We then commenced hauling in slowly, which made the iron bonoce like a ball, when a cake of ice struck it end ended the sport. lam satiefiel that DO metal ha. sufficient specific gravity to pierce that current, even with a momentum acquired by a fall of =.3 feet, The velocity of the iron, when striking, must have been equal io 124 feet per moon& and consequently its room p`iim wee soar 5.0013 pounds, its surface opposed to the current was about 50 eoperficial inches. This will give ao idea of the strength of that current."—.Canadian Paper. Another of the persona concerned in the murder of fir. Fitzgerald, of Kilmallock, was tried at the Limerick Annie.' on Tuesday. The prisoner was Matthew Online, a brother of the man who was executed some time ago for having " procured" Beckham and Walsh to asameinate the unfortunate gentleman. Owing to same technical flaw Oil. lane could net be tried on the capital charge, and the A I torney-General peeking an announcement to this ef f ect, the prisoner pleaded guilty to the minor counts in the indict. meat. He was matured to tea years' penal servitude. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two demos. General firmness prevails to-day in the stock markets, owing to the splendid weather and to the quieter aspect of European politics. The tendency of prices in moat departments is upwards. The funds are now quoted per cent. better than the 4 o'clock prices of yesterday. Some of the English railways have likewise advanced, particularly London and North Western, and the upward movement extends, though in a less degree, to some foreign stocks, especially to Mexican. There is, however, no animation. The fortnightly settlement is in progress and will be completed to-morrow. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 68fr. 60c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 93 to 1 for money, and 931 to 1- for the account (Aug. 6). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, 931, 93 ; ditto for account, 931, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 921, 93/ ; New Three per Cents., 92/, 931 ; India Stock, 226, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 108 ; ditto for account, 1081, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 155., 193. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 107 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 116 ; Exche quer Bills, March, Is. prem. ; ditto June, par. Mexican Bonds are in demand, and have im proved, being marked 38. There is also a slight advance in Spanish Passive Bonds and Italian Five per Cents. Egyptian stock continues in request. Greek Bonds are steady, at 351 to f. The Turkish Loan of 1858 has risen per cent., being quoted 701 to 71 ; while that of 1854 is unaltered, at 921 to 931 ; that of 1862, at 671 to /, ex div. ; and the Consolides, at 504 to 51. Transactions are recorded as follows :- Dutch- Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, ex div. ; Egyp tian, 1041 ; ditto second issue, 1031 ; Greek, 351, 1 ; ditto Coupons, 161, q ; 71/, ex div. ; Mexican, 371, : ditto, for account, 38 ; New Granada, 151 ; Peru vian, 1862, for account, 81, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 481, 48, ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 931 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 334 ; ditto Certificates, 121 ; Turk ish, 1854, for account, 93, 1 ; ditto 1658, 701 ; ditto, for account, 711 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 713 ; ditto 1862, 671, I, ex div. ; ditto for ac count, 674, 68, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed, 103/ ; Venezuela, 1862, 561 ; ditto for account, 57, 561. Confederate Loan scrip has improved to I dis. to I prem. Italian is quoted 11 to 11 prem., ex div., being somewhat lower, and Venezuelan, 11 to 1 dis. International Financial shares are rather I.,wer, at 41 to 5 prem. ; while London Financial have improved to 1 to If prem. General Credit and Finance are steady, at If to If prem. Hudson's Bay shares have declined to par to prem., and Egyptian Trading to I to 1 prem. The steamer La Plata has arrived from the West Indies with 240,0001. in specie. The Melbourne advices report the shipment for En.2 l and during the month of 510,0001. iu gold. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted much the time as on Friday, but the rates, fur bills on Paris and Vienna showed an upward te-idency. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.181 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.161 to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 1L 181 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.471 to 52.1; Hamburg, ma. banco, three months, 13.71 to 81; Paris, 3 days, 25.221 to 30; do., 3 mouths, 25.471 to 55 ; Fiankfort-on-the-Manie, 3 months, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 361 to 1 ; Vienna, elf. to., 3 months, 11.371 to 45 • Trieste, elf. to., 3 months, 11.371 to 45 ; Madrid, 3 montlis, 49 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 monthr, 49 to 1 • Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.571 to 621 : Genes, 3 months, ' 25.574 to 623 • Milan, 3 months, 25.571 to 623 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.571 to 621 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.60 to 65 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.60 to 65; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to 1. A call of 5/. is to be paid on the shares in the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan (Limited), by the 10th August. The directors of the Midland Banking Company have announced a call of 21. per share, payable on the sth August. The winding-up of the affairs of the Western Batik of London is now completed, with the excep tion of the payment of a dividend of 14s. 9d. per share now announced. This dividend makes the total return 431. 14s. 9d. on each share with 501. paid. The accounts, prepared by Mr. Frederick Maynard, the accountant, show that the amount received has been appropriated as follows, viz. : Te the payment of the debts due by the bank £232,097 Mr. Clack's compeusatieo reserved in his agree ment Returned to the shareholders (including 14s. 9d per share now declared) 43/. 14s. '3d. on each share of 50/. paid up The losses on realisation absorbed a further amount of 12,936 Leaving for expenses of winding-tip, collection, end eilmievitretion, including the sale of howls 412,9:33 property irk mortgeg v • to the bank £148,894 This was but a small concern, but the result of the winding-up will probably be considered to bear a favourable contrast with others of greater niagui tude, the leases on realisation in this case bring something under 3 per cent., and the OXpellate of collection and administration per cent. The half-yearly meeting of the North British Australasian Company was held yesterday. Mr. Anderson, tho chairman, left Loudon in May last with a view to visit all the properties belonging to the company, and a full report of his investigation will be presented at the next annual meeting. This step will, it is hoped, relieve the anxiety occasioned by the late unsatisfactory result of the colonial management. The clip of 1862 wool has nearly all arrived iu London, the weight being 121,9271b5., against 126,146 lbs. clipped iu the previous year. A general meeting of the shareholders in the Aries awl Tacna Railway Company is convelied for the 4th of August. The coupons due in August on the bonds of the Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Companies are announced fur payment at the Consolidatexl Bank. We are requested to state that the share list of the Staffordshire Rolling Stuck Company will be closed ou Tuesday next fur London, and on Wednesday for the country. _ It; [SDAT EVIOII2IO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 2 for the 6th of August, were first marked this morning 921, and closed at 92i to 93. For money the last price was 921 to 4. After the close of the Stuck Exchange, a further advance of per cent. on these prices took place. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for looney, 922, f, 3 ; ditto for account, 922, ; Three per C its. Iletlueed, 92k, f, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1, I, 4 ; tied Sea Telegraph, 211 ; Bank Stock, 237, 230; India Stock, 227, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock,loB, f, I ; ditto Four pee Cent. Debentures, 1001, g ; ditto Bonds, 19s. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was again rather flatter, leaving off at 108 to 4. India 13 , tnis were inquirsfl fur, and some purchases were effected at the hlightly improved quotation of 19c. prem. Exchequer Bills were firm at jar to 3s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal busi ness consisted of preparations for Thursday's set tlement. In the morning some flatlleM was Amery ' aids, but a tendency to improvement wan shown in the afternoon, and the closing quotations iu many instances were somewhat above those of yesterday. International Financial shares were rather dull, closing at 44 to 54 prem., end London Financial, at 1 to 1$ prem. General Credit and Finance were steady at 1 5-16 to 1 7.1 6 prem. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company, after declining to par to 3 prem., closed at to g prem. ' It is understood that the letters of allotment will be issued to-morrow evening. Very little change occurred in the market for bank shares. Imperial Ottoman Bank were rather firmer; and Elcinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank fiat. In the miscellaneous share market the only varia tion waa a slight improvement in Mediterranean Extension Telegraph. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 104 to 11 prem. •, Universal Marine, to it dia. • Thames and Mersey, 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem. ; C ommercial Union, 11 to 21 prem. ; North British and Mercan tile Insurance, 174 to 1 ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 11 prem. ; and British and Foreign Marine, / to 1/ prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—City of Lon don Hotel, 4 t o / prem. ; Company of African Merchants, 1 to 14 prem. ; London and African. Trading, / to 1 prem.; Oil Seed Crushing, 1 to 1 prem. ; Portuual Coal and Iron, 4 to 1 prom.; and 4yptian Trading, / to 1/ prem. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Or MIMIC TCLEGB.LPIL) LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) KNOWSLEY DINNER STAKES. Le Mancha' walked over. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP PLATE. Half a mile. Teddy, Hever, Confidence, Mountain Back, Misfortune, Coronet, and Antipodes. All are here. ENTRY FOR STANLEY STAKES. T.Y.C. Livingston. POTIRMIIO4I, Practitioner, Young Rapid, and Appenine. All are here. MOLYNEUX CUP. One mile and a quarter. Fairwater, Johnny Armstrong, Joey Jones, The Knave, Doefoot, Victor, Gomma, Barchettina, Liston, and Muffler are here. PAID Fonrarr.—Caller On, Chaff, and Silkstone. KNOWSLEY STAKES. T.Y.C. Acolyte, Young Rapid. Practitioner, Corinthian Tom, and Queen of Trumps are here. LIVERPOOL ST. LEGER. One mile and tbree-quartera. Borealis and Fanf*ron are here. Bonny Bell in expected. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two mike. Caller Ou, Fairwater, Flower Safety, and Mountain Buck. All are here. AlifllVED.—Bonny Bell and Cistercian. ABINGDON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR HANDICAP. About threeitturtoro of a mile. Lord of the Manor, &it I2lb ; l'emben, Ast 91b ; Surbiton Hill, Set 21b ; Lufra, 7st 91b ; Prioress Voeqsal, 7st 9lb ; liempttoo, 7st 41b ; Westminster, 7st ; Imposition, Get 41b; Nervous e, Get 41b; Lobelia, Get; Petit Oiseen, Set 101 b. All are here. ABINGDON STAKES. Sir farloogs. De Grey, Mystery, Ceteetrophe f, Eat:banter, Agatha, Pixie, Stark Friar, Faith, and Gleadusk are here. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. About one mile sad • distauce. Tarn of Luck, Pnocipal, Peru, Rapture, Surbitoo Hill, Kennett, Jemima f. Pnnesse Pommel, Wratminater, Baron of Avon, Foie de Gras, and Laud of the Was are here. CULRAM STAKES. Mile and three-quarters. Gavani, Prinoma Yocum!, and Barmaid are here. "REVELATIONS OF A PRIVATE DETECTIVE." TO THE EDITOR OF THE EXPEZM. Sir,—We have had our attention directed to book recently published by Ward and Lock called " The Revelations of a Private Detective," by Andrew Forrester, jun. We entirely disown any knowledge of the book, no such person aa Andrew Forrester being at all known to us.— We are, lac., JOHN and DANIEL FORRESTER, L►te principal police-officers, Mansion-house, City. 8, Danes-inn, St. Clements, Strand. The revival of Verdi's V;pres is announced for this week positively at the Grand Opera, Paris. . - . . Mdlle. Parepa is about to visit Germany, to play is German opera. PRIZES FOR SWIMMERS.—The Gold Medal for swimming to be offered annually by Sir William Fraser, Bart (the committee of the Royal Humane Society to be adjudimiters of the Prize), will be competed for, for the first time, at Hammersmith, on Wednesday evening, the 22nd July, at 7.30. The distance to be swum is one mile with the ebb tide, and the prize to be awarded the competitor who first reaches the mark boat. No professional swimmers will be allowed to compete, as the prize is intended to encourage the general public to learn the much neglected but very useful art ef swimming. Entries ciao be made at or before the time of the competition. All must wear bathing drawers. A prize for the second man will be given by the London Swimming Club. HEALTH or LONDON. It appears from the weakly return of the Registrar-General that the deaths in London in the week that ended on Saturdty were 1,287. This return exhibita an increase of 100 deaths on that of the previous week ; and it is also higher than any weekly number returned since the end of May. The avenge num ber derived from corresponding weeks (in 1853-62), anti cor rected for lacrosse of population, is 1,170 ; and the deaths in last week are therefore more by 117 than they would have been if the average rate of mortality had prevailed. At the present time scarlatina is the most fatal of all the epidemic disarm., and the deaths from it in the week rose to 113, while those from diphtheria declined to 7. Five deaths from scarlatina occurred in the Kensington town sub-district, 6in the rectory sub-district of Maryiebotie, 5 in laliogton Fist It prevail. to • considerable extent in the east division. Smallpox we. returned in 55 cases, 19 of which occurred io the west diarists. There were 9 deaths from this disease in the Westminster district, 4 in tbe Berwick. street sub-district, 4in St. Andrew F.aatern. Seven of the 55 deaths are stated to leave occurred to persons who bad been vaccinated, but it frequently happens in such cues that the evidence of successful performance of the operation is not much to be depended on. Diarrhoea has been W elcoming lately, as is usual in the summer months ; and last week tb• deaths from it rose to 91. There were also 10 from &okra. chiefly " cholera iolsotora." A widow died at the rote of 99 years. Let weak the births of 989 boya and 994 girls, in all 1,983 children, were registered in London. lo the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1853- 62 the &map number (corrected) was 1,777. BRITISH PIISSESSIONII. I RAILWAYS. I mama. a 4. Li* nosAul dom. ear. dtC.ln.s.Sp.o. 13.7..14;, ----- Ifro. Nvw. Z Shwas.. Bettalo&Lakelisrual Rrant..ol:Godirtob Do 6p. o. IL. Ass. 1 1874 Ja172.. 18r, I. 'v. 1'A1661, 6 me 6.1.. 19661erukTp.cper.pref Bowl 117.11Tte goo. 6 p. et. Do. G. Ictonater.. Do. y. do - D71. - 1 - 22 Do. Do. 2nd Do. Do. Jed Do. Do. 4UI Do. — Tep do. deferred' I prat Bootle.. do. deferred I preL 00. , eferred I pref. Stock.. do. deferred Da 19p+ Do. Japaary, 1682 !Oi a. of India 6,. 6 p. /1666 Canada. Mar.. I 1— DO. NoTr -- ! Do. India:l 4 = i nch li t dzml ti P e ' e' Do. do. Lx' 4 C . Do. pot GS. .mo Nelb.Onry 6p. el Bono. Main. and Hobson Bay IN. Branson* & Mon clue A and B N. k. o 1 Cuo.de6 p. c %bids. gua 6 per coot. Do. Delhi do Do. do. do Do. Paullaub 30.. D0. D". 1 d.B°L.Flold:sll. is i I Cloglug prime. 61 68 167 106 1 lit 4 1 4' 7* 6 1003 167 ItB} 1461, 10% IkB 1} pm 1i pm 21 2 pm le pm 'o7i 91 as 104 IGB} 'i I InD 99 62 64 10ii 147 ga , 107 104 JOINT STUCK ISANIL MINES. --(T1118 DAY.) Two o'CLocir. In the mining market to-day there is little business, apart from that connected with the fort nightly settlement. East Basset and Kitty St. Agues shares are in demand and better; tho former are now quoted 76 to 79, and the latter, 8k to }- East Caradon are quoted 27} to 28, being dull ; East Cam Brea, 8 to } ; Wheal Sewn, 220 to 222} ; Marke Valley, to ; Cook's Kitchen, 28 to 29 ; Tincroft, 21 to 22 ; Drake walls, to 1,4 ; Wheal Gryl a, 30 to 32; Wheal Ludcott, 3 to } ; West Chiverton, 20 to ; Chiverton, 7to } ; Great Fortune, 35 to 37 ; and New Martha, 3} to;. Kapunda Mining shares are inquired for, other colonial as well as foreign mines being quiet. The prospectus of the New Concord Silver, Lead, and Copper Mining Company (Limited) is in circu lation. The object is to work Wheal Concord, near Tavietock, Devon, long known as a rich lead mine, and which presents very promising indications for copper. The unusual cocnie is to be adopted of purchasing the freehold of the estate. To this plan the promoters appear to have been partly impelled by a recollection of the events which. caused the former working of this productive mine to be stopped. Satisfactory aaaa's of the lead ore have been made. In consideration of the facilities of carriage, adequate supply of water, and other features, the mine can be worked, it is stated, in au unusually economical manlier. The capital is fixed at 30,000!. in 10,000 shares of 31. each, and the purchase money is to be 16,0001., of which the vendors are to take 7,000!. in paid-up shares. The Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Com pany have convened their halflearly meeting for Monday, the 27th inst., and propose the payment of a sixth dividend of la. per share. It is announced that the Neath and Petennis Colliery Company have entered into a contract to supply 60,000 tons of coal at 7s. 6d. per ton, which, it is stated, will leave sufficient margin to pay a dividend in the first year. Mr. Ouchterlony, a director of the Bank of Wales, has joined the board. A special general meeting was held yesterday of the Bed ford United Mining Company. The accounts showed a balance in band of 3.38 1 . 13e. Gd., and an estimated balance in favour of the mine before the next meeting of 3774 6a. A dividend of la 6d. per share was declared, and a vote of confidence given to the committee of management. Wheal drylls sold on the llth inst. 20 tons, 10 cwt. 1 qr. and 141bs. of black tin, at 70/. par toe, making an aggregate of 1.4361. 6s. 3J. This will leave a profit o(4001. or 4501. on the operations of the month. The mine has improved in two or three parts COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Fresh up, t -day, the arrivals of English wheat were on a Bolted scale, and the now of samples was trifling. As the weather continues remarkably floe, and as the att.nd &ace of buyers was small, the trade was in a mast inactive ,tats. In prices, however, compared with Monday, no change took place. There was a fair avenge quantity of foreign wheat on offer. Selected qualities were held at full quotations, but all other kinds were very dull, and to have forced sales Imer rates most have been submitted to. Io floating cargos of grain very little was paining, anti prices showed a tendency to give way. Both English and foreign barley moved off heavily, at btrely previous quotation. The show of sample* was only maderate. Fine malt was in fair request, on former terms. Other kinds moved off heavily at late rates. Good sound oats were scarce, and the tuna dearer. Heated 'ample* met a dull inquiry. Beans, the supply of which wan rather limited, were a dull inquiry, but not cheaper. In peas very little was doing, at M •nday's currency. The flour trade was in a depressed state ; nevertheless no change took place in prices. Seeds generally were dull. Oakes ruled firm in price. CURRENT PRICER. InoLlert. Per Qr. WELL!. 5. E ex„Rent, red, new 40 to el LAW whits. 40 to 63 Norfolk and Lincoln red Per Qr. kiting -- 29 to 40 lA4IIO, g Grinding 25 to 27 Eas t ao Norfolk, and i 6O to 48 Kingston and Were 67 to 63 Brown 0131. S. S. Scotch, Irish, ors? " „ black -- --- Mangan Tick Harrow rignuci 0:d old slew — 34 to 36 Oar& Eagli4h, feed lB to 22 potato 2.3 to ai 88(46, Iced Per Qr. Maltzlc and Komp bag nu to GI Itootock & Itecklen- burg 5O to 54 Owls 46 to 50 Rusaika, hard watt Awrincaw, red white ISALLZr. Grey Ilayte MIA. Pima. White . Yellow IN WAN COLL SO r 211 1.4 Grinding. Distilling Malting . 23 to 37 30 to 31 FUME. Dutch, brew feed ..... 15 Co 21 AnitivmA AT., ICLI It French. per44.;47... 37 to 41 1,14:r.e4a, per hrL 21 to 21 C.ost4tll.ol, .. 20 to 2., INTO I. .NOoN, CV 1V.411.11 fo JULY 11, INCLUOVE. Molt. Oats. I Flour. lir, I qr.. talc sacks. lis. f.O I 7250 •.1 0 . • 25T0 1 130 • .. Total LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. • .Tills DAY.) (BT ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) Wiir.a. 11 eley I Ett 111 sh and Seotch 1W It . . fortign ' (FROM OCR OWN CORKESPONDIENT.) Market keeps quiet, and sales probably will foot up about 4,000 balsa. MINCING LANK.-Ifllr-i DAY.. Scoax.— There cnntinues to be an active demand for West India. at very full prices. Mauritius has cold at 30a. Gd. to 31.. for grainy brown ; to 3Ga. for soft yellow ' • anal at 3?.. nd to 4451. M. for gaol to tine yellow rystallised. Also a small parcel of Porto Rio) at 36.. to 37e. 6d. KetinAl cnutinnes quiet, without change in m CoFFEY..—The parcels offored in public :de continue to go off heavily, nt prices is favour of the buyers, Cry' all triage at 6. - o. to 774. ; fine ordinary to middling, 764. to Km. • pelt berry, Itoa. to %n. ; native Ceylou, ordinary small to ;;nod ordinary, 66a. lid. to 71s. TEA.—The public gales of Assam held yesterday went off extremely wen, at, au advance of frilly I W. to 23. per 11.. The market fir China tees continues quiet. RICE.—The market is still quiet. SNLTITTILE and Rum.—Nn sales reported. rrox.—Previous prices unaltered, but there is only a limited business doing. Thl quarterly sales were commenced yesterday. 540 chest, of the quantity declared have been withdrawn. leaving the quantity to be In ougbt forward 10.7511 eonaistiog of 4,666 chests Bengal Tirhnot, lc. ; 1,364 cheats (Jude and plant (lade • 1.271 Karnali ; 1.751 Redone; 1,070 Kurrachao 6gs ' • 147 Bengal figs ; 90 Manilla : and 421 chests sundries. A. large proportion of thegonda oftetea were disposed of, there beiti„o a decided di.position to realise, prices show a decline of 33. to 44. per Ih. on tine Bengal, 4d. to 111. on middling and defective, god Gd. to 9d, on ordinary mixed and undesirable. Fine packages were in fair request at about last sales o ice.; low sort. were drill of sale, sod chiefly bought io ; the portion mold went at 4d. to 6d. decline. 1,114 cheat& passed the sale. of which 141 wore withdrawn, 283 bought in, leaving 717 cheats sold. TALLOW MARKET -(THIS DAY.) ..... The market us steady. Toes tallow quoted Vie. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the apt, 4Y.. ; July, 42.. ; .tuzust to Septeuxbet, 424. Gd. ; October to Decewber, 455. 81A33. . 30 to St . 30 to Si . 32 to 36 . 37 to ti PEAS 33 to 115 38 to AO 37 to 3f/ , --- 'Town made , 230 10a. Household 3l to 34 ,Coautry Norfolk and Sanaa, I- ea slip 29 to 01 Per Qr. OATS. Danish and Swediab 17 to 1. ftwatian _ lEgYl+ l Un. Maple . Bodeze. 133.3143. Xt 10 SO 31 to 3.3 r. 36 to 3S 36 toss