The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-27 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. °MOM ova OWN PARIS, FIIIDAT ETIXIXO. The Emperor will stay, I believe, rather more than a month at I'lonsbi4res, and immediately after his return to Paris will proceed with the Empress to visit the Queen at Osborne. The P eeee and the Si, , ck both announce formally that their candidates for the fresh elections in the 3rd, 4th, and 7th circumscriptions of Paris are Ca esignee, 011ivicr, and Deritoon. The idea of sub stituting M. Bethmont for General Cavaignac may therefore be considered IS completely given up. The Caurrier de Paris and Estafelte, the partisans of Gamier Pagis,Bastide, and the rest of the " ancients," as they have been called, pro- posed that MM. 011ivier and Daritnon should follow the (patriotic example set by Gamier Pages, and withdraw, leaving it to a joint committee to select two new candidates. This proposition was firmly rejected by the Presse and &este, and now the Znejette says that if at the last moment MM. °Ditties and Derimon shall still be candidates, it will support them, but on condition that the Sieele shall resume the responsibility of the failure, which the Bstafette considers certain. The Courrier de Paris pouts in silence. This attitude of the republican schismatics betokens little good to the liberal cause on Sunday week. . . To the list of towns sent yesterday in which the opposition candidates obtained a majority of votes, I eon now add Nimes, Bar•sor-Seine, Nogent-aur-Seine, Daigle, Vienne, Angers, Auxerre, Mets, Saint Brieue, Saint LS, Lorient, Sens, Grasse, Beaune, Saint Jean de Loimes, and Poitiers. At Montauban and Peri wax the government candidates were only a ♦ery little way ahead. M. de immartine writes to the evening papers to inspodiate the character of a "candidate" which some wintry journals have fastened upon him. He wrote to the loomed de Saiine et Loire a week before the election that he positively declined to stand. It oleate, however, that some of the inhabitants of MACOII and the villages adjoining resolved at the last moment to show their politicalsystapathy and personal attachment to their old representative by voting for him, although without the least expectation of sue are. There were not even any bulletins printed, but the spontaneous movement produced nearly 3,000 votes for M. de lamartine. Several of the defeated candidata speak orcontest ls. the regalaril of the returns of their opponent. when tbs Corps Legislatif assembles. M. de Remand, the ex.prefeet of the Same and Loire, who was an extritedlcial candidate for that department, has for warded a protest to M. Senator Baron Chapois de Montlaville, president of the committee of votes at Miaow, and announces his intention of submitting proofs of various illegalities of which he complains to the President of the Corps Legislatif. At the Bourse there has been a further consider obis decline, although the news I gave yesterday that the Beak of France had decided that 60 per est., instead of 40, would be the advance on the marketable price of Rente, and 40 per cent. instead et 20 os shone is confirmed. The Rents fell 30c. esek sad 23c. fur account, closing at 68fr. 10c. sad *tr. Ioe. Mobilier fell Mr. Railways fell tram Mr. to 10t1r. M. James Pally has arrived in Paris, but it is said hot on any political business. The Lloyd /Yampa* announces that France is about to establish a consulate on the coast of cambia. This journal desires to see the number of Preach eosin& greatly augmented, and attributes the samisen:Ed superiority of England in great asssore to the admirable organisation of her con sulates. • Colonel lictu7, one of Prince Jerome's aides-de vamp, and the Abbe I)oussot, formerly a chaplain to the army of the East, have gone to Florence, to bring to France the body of Prince Jerome Napo boo, eldest son of Prince Jerome, who died at Wurtemberg in ISIT, being at the time a cap tain in the King of Wurtemberg's guards. The Emperor has decided that the remains of his cousin shall repose in the Invalides. The Daily News was seized to-day. UNITED STATES. r, FRIDAY NIGHT. The Ariel has arrived at Cowes, an her way to Havre. She has brought ths United States mail for England. She left New York on the 13th inst. She has brought 112 passengers, and apecic to the Value of 223,1310 dollars. The Canada, from Liverpool, arrived out the 1 1 th. There is but little news by this arrival. The California mail has arrived with nearly two million dollars. Gold is still plentiful. No news of importance. Santa Anna, the ex-director of Mexico, is engaged in getting up another revolution. Advice' from Ba;annait to the Bth state that his arrival there m daily looked for. The elections were coming on in Mexico. Comon. fort WAS the principal candidate. The government or Mexico was making prepara tions for a war with Spain. At Havannah sugars were dull, but prices we maintained. The city wu healthy. General Walker arrived at Washington on the 12th, andwu quite lionised. The Washington correspondent or the New York Herold says the State Department denies that any new proposition has been made by England touch ing Central America, as announced by Lord Claren don in the British parliament. _ _ _ A military expedition had started from Fort Leavenworth against the Indians. The New York cotton market was firm; prices unchanged. The flour market was firm ; provisions were steady. Freights were depressed, and rates the same. The stock market was unsettled, with a tendency downward. The money market was easy, at 6 and 7 per cent. on call, and 7 and 9 per cent. for discounts. At New Orleans the cotton market war brisk, and prices were unchanged. At Charlestown prices of cotton had advanced. Thomas, the ex-Governor of Maryland, ham been appointed Governor of Utah. The growing crops look well in California. The Indians are menacing hostilities in Oregon. The British Mackintosh claim in New Granada has been settled, and Yew Granada pays 580,000 dollars in paper instead of cash. Diplomatic inter course between the two countries has been resumed. The revolution in Peru is at an end. Fears were entertained of an inundation of the city of Meilen from the rising of the lake. The steady drain of specie from America to Europe is attributed to over importations by the dry goods men and dealers in luxuries. The importation into New York during the year *Ming with June have been twenty-five million &Ilan in exam of those of lut year, while the imports have been only four millions of dollars in sum. The new tariff, it is expected, will tend to laweare the specie shipment of New York and favour ass expenrion commercial credit. THP EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1857. LUIIII LIAZID AT MED morrAul. LAW INTELUGENCK THl£l. DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. (Uttar at NW Print at OuiWlull.—Befaa Lard Campbell mad Special mime) mi. arm UM first day at the sitting. is Landau after Trinity Team, mad the Bat of mama la Ma mart comasted eistiMy alopecia! jury mem. TllOll4l V: ISIXOLDS.—PATENT CASE. nil diction was brought by the plaintiff, who carrier on badman in Newlettestrcet, against the defendant, Mr. Rey na* of Birmingham, for the infringement of a patent for waking nitwits weelasee. delbedeat pleaded weak of novelty, and that the eatioldse seeds by min wee au infringenient of the pleintirs peke& effr F. Tbedger, Mr. Webster. and other learned gentle men appeared for the plaintiff; and the ease or the defence wee eaaduered by Me Atherton, Mr. Hinthaarrh, and othere The trial bad not coacluded whoa oar report left, and nu lb* tooecapv tbe attire day. Tb body dike court was covered with the viral machines tithe Iwo parties, and the evidence was, RS IS WWII in smelt I 13, erns, almost entirely of • oriental* and technical character. __ COURT OF EXCHEQUER. ill a The NW hit= titbits.. in London, after Trinity Terra, et, camessaell to-day begone tbe Chia( Mae Polled'. The U ems Ini is entramly heavy. Mere an II recassasts, II 119 of which on marked for apatial jerk& Mare is 93 sew ri aims, of 'dila II are mortal juries. the bettor is It ono of "Tbatebar v. D'Afidlar," the ammo am of se patties torment extroonfiaary la aims of afillia- at tioa before dr magbaratto at 6w. Uwe seem to be I* mend Many railway sad insursiene empaalia mesa The IIL R at daleadell rause is not yet diapand eif. is S. THE POLICE COURTS. 1 1. a. THIS DAY. I! CONCRALMENT OF A BIRTH. Etas Or:Jim, • yotunt women about twenty-one years of ego, sad apparently reepeetably connected, was placed at the bar, before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with cortoealing the it birth. of bee illegitimate ferrule child. The prisoner, who lel Oblatoi to loot her position very acutely, sobbed bitterly during the emaisedes. ' Ot Peon the slatentesta of the several witnesses, it t e te . % w dehoaterthe had been In service as a genend nev a = 13 -cotters Holloway, for about two months peso 4 S. to the oeeseresee is question. Oa the 27th of Day, dear St certain appearance, on the stones of the yea, the lady wad ltl the primmer in, and salted bet what wee the water with bee, obis she replied gist she had oaly shied hermit The primmer, who woo very ill, tried le go shied her le week so usual, bat could not de so, sad later et is the day, from other itsennon. Dr. _Hone. St she. ',D.D.S., was called sagi esessiaed her. 8. TIM gentleman mall that a child been bees, bet the prl- 4. ' seam stoutly denied it; but a search *lug us* the body bb MOO afterward* tread at the bottom of a comer fell of water. IS The gee dot shaitted the tact, sad was takes Leto St Peileirceastable Frencle, 410 Si, bet ehe as wee se DI that area sire she had met recovered. • careames legume hes ice hes held el the werkleoaaa sad • mike was teemed tbet is dad we food dead is et. the copper, bet wbribor be dm& we emend by pleolag it SI there a ask there wee met eallsisat widens* le whew. Si Dr. Iladleatas shied la his Mame that the .held bed 00 breathed. bed he wee stqlleisa that it WW Mba= anted. it The rinser, wile salt aethiag observer is avower to the le &ergs wee rearedel until Tkareday ass; Tyrebitt to hie willapees seeept, tbst oceeslas, ass Is b YIN kr her appassoce at the sent seeks et the s. Coded Criadaal Coon. WESTMINSTER. le This day William Amon, flo;;;Iy in the amok* of the is. et. Ron. R. Cavondish, rimbn,wes charged before Itr. A rn old with at • aptaittly at ityar spotaa brit', la &a., the proparty at Mr. ai i that as Thema s t ir make mg! piety B. at the tad that the we kno aord his 0 . • is walutures. a e ft saw w misskftmest maiming is as, fa the AWN of Hr. Canna*. he laidlfrftwora by Trim art, a peen of the enablisknoirA, mina eninhowne taking It ag hit coat, a Maw lab littailtd tat at am If hit pianketn. a. Tamar szehiatil. I pa low 2pat one eilceq bays yew t Have may mom bit bow par The Ff. " "OW Milk& "Xs mos." Worm M r hef oskisd, 118. NM Mud is Ise dims* to swab jamiteta thew la MEd la lb akar paint two arm hi, time tr. 5 ad - agar iftw• adhlhs. The prlicear taaft ditllirtb=="l•2C him that and ht be OM ms k lib pia. wtataasiatall. sad wets identified by radian as as perior tithe Itita. Coves:Usk. M. The pb rtwolWtmii gro KOITTIMARK. st. at. COMM IN suoritrrixo. et Nergarst young wome at. ores brought before Mr. Go= b ar g ed steeling • roe- et vino dross from the shop of Mr. Charles Eastwood, deeper, • Newington-causeway. le Celia Smart, owistant to Mr. Eastwood, staled that while fib was attending to a easterner on the ww. le viola sv.a a eg she received iaformation (ruin a young lady IL eat a bad just entered the shop and stolen a et. marina draw. Witnees immedietely 'Weed or from the doorway, sad sad then no proceeded into the street, wham she saw the prisoner runaing acmes the road with something balky wider her shawl. A constable went after her sad brought her to tho shop, with the dress in her pessaries. Winans had sera the drem at the doorway • few innate, previously, and she recollected seeing the mount and smother female larking about, but no had no suspicion of their in tentions. The priermer hem &aired that she did not steal the dress. She only picked up the article, and intended to have given it up to the poliee-c matiible, when she was stopped. James Garrett 282 M. mid that the prisoner woo running away as feat m ehe could when the wit's.. called on him to stop her. lie then asked her what oho hod under her *haul, wham she replied " Nothing," and at the woe time threw down the dress produced, and attempted to run away. Wit tier caught hold of her, and took her back to the chop, when she woo given into his custody. Mr. Combo licked the prisoner whether she still persisted in stating that she picked up the dress. If oho did, he must send her for trial. The prisoner, hesitating • little. said she did not want to go for trial. Mr. Combs told her that she must plead guilty if she wished him to deal with her. The primatr then pleaded guilty, and aged hie worship to deal mercifully towards her. Mr. Combs said that as it appeared to be her first offence, be should mergence her to three months' hard labour. ELECTION COMMITTEES.-(TIIIS LAY) CAMBRIDGE. The committee resumed this morning, Mr. Deesy in the chair. The evidence In support of the allegation that the agents of the sitting member, Mr. Steuart, paid the travelling expenses of litany of his voters was rontwitied. An elector, named Harris, wan examined, and he stated that ho received 11. 14s. fer his expenses. IIIGII. This committe4,nTeriguuti;is morning, Mr. Ker Beyraer in the chair, when the argument rotative to Mr. Barines qualification was continued. MAYO.. This committee re-assembled at the usual hour. Mr, Itchoklicld in the chair. Mr. Turner, an elector, stated that be resided at thdlinrobe. IStr Mr. Conway and Mr. Moore mimeo' him to vote for Mr. Moore and Mr. Palmer, but he declined. The witness a . also deposed to the efforts of Mr. Conway, who waa called is Father Conway, to deter clatters voting for Col. Blaine. f s * , The whole of the morning was occupied with this dacrip- let den of evidence. PONTEFRACT. tic Thin committee murned their inquiry this morn- i i ; ing. Mr. Hallam in the chair. r Tim evidence of undo. influence wan yyrecceeeeded with, and es Mr. Robinson, the manager of the Yohahire Banking Com- pry, examined on that bead. Itt. Si. ROCHDALE. The committee re-assembled at the tumal hour this leo morning ; Sir J. Y. Bet.t.re in the chair. The evidence of bribery and Herter was continued. Mr. John Malone, a grocer, at Rochdale, stated that he teew was canvassed by one Heresy to vote for Sir Alexander Ramey, but he told him he did not intend to vote at ell. es Ilenery offcred him M. if he would vote for Sir Alexander er Ramsay, but wittier indignantly refused the offer, and voted ±, for Miall. LM Daniel Nutted, another elector, stated that Richard Mille, t oa • chemical manufacturer at !Wehrle, rolled upon him a few tee days before the election, and had offered him 10a to absent tee himself on the polling day. 10 John Wood, a woollen printer at Rochdale, stated that he was a tenant under the brother•in-law of the sitting ip member, Mr. Entwistle, to whom he had to pa a oo ground rent, and in March last be owed him 16f. Mr. ht. Rhode*, the agent of Mr. Entwistle, called upon him, and fr mid be would give him a rewipt for the rent if he irould vote for ltomsey. Witness refuted the offer. He had slaw 6" paid the rent. ls WAREHAM. "4.1 rdl The committee met Rpm this morning, Mr. Gambit in the chair. The evidence of intimidation was gone into, and Bifdy Davis, the wife of a elector, deposed that her husband was asked by Mr. Pike if he did not vote for Squire. Caleraft ; ha said if he did not vote it would be a bad day for him and that he should not remain in hie servios. He also premised that her husband should want for wain if be voted for Calera& Several rem relative to the spiny of Mr. Pile were put SHAD L1328-7HIB DAY. Two dam= The railway share market this morning sue• tained a decided fall, owing to the disastrous news from India. A partial rally then took place, but present quotations were still in most cases to I per cent. below the closing rates of yesterday. London and North-Western stack is now quoted 1031 to ; Great Western, 611 to OS; Midland, 831 to 1; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, loot to 1. The settlement has commenced. The rates of "continuation" are very moderate. 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Illon.. all 73 000 3, 1 311 06.1. rt 121 Or .---. 7 MI NAN I _ . .z.uw _saw_ I. 112.300 II rilimmunaa mom .31 MAO Pallas.kOrlimfal Dor all SNOOP 301 Da. New ....—.....—. 10 10,00 , 30111.12smay D......... ell 10,340 IS D.. Pea. .. all 11,00. 100 Loyd Dan 44;mi - - . 00 130,0440. 1 .w 1& A.m. Immix. an 14.70 23/17.11. ammnilia 1aa1... all 73.000 1 Samaria. WOG Salm. MI 76,001 I Da Da. natiecind an 03,0,0 3 , TrantaLlsaoo4ll7.Cam. 1 10,000 10e 4.3. Dleames Lead —.. 114 470,0% It. Tl•Mda 11441. ........... 81 14030 10 Dm Noe ............... .. 14 APPEAILINCE OF THE COMET! M. le Verrier, director of the Observatory of Paris, has addressed the following note to the Preach journal, In the night of the 23rd a comet was noticed by M. Dien. It is now %Wde in the north, in the constallatiest Perseus. Its position is carefully observed every night, and se soon as a sufficient number of data shall have been collected, its pre cise route will be talculata." General Changarnier arrived two days ago at Oetend, where be has takes as spertmeat for the greeter put of the eularcer. RUIIOURED VISIT OF THE EMPEROR AND EMMEN OF Tax FIZZ( Cll.—'rbs Independence Beige contains the folknring paragraph Our Pada ooresepondents have noon different OCCSIdOOI spoken of an intended visit of the Em peror and Empress of the Francis to Owen Victoria. Ac cording to information which is transmitted as from London, but the authenticity of which we by ne means guarantee, the recent visit of M. Pould to Windier hid pertly for its °bird to settle certain details relative to this journey. Their Majesties would, as we have said, repair to , and then would proceed to visit the Manchester Exhibition. There would not be any clicial receptka of the in London on thia oneaabo." having concluded a moat atm maind eaaapw®t at Liverpool sad Dahlia, is now giving his rensosel Milady*" with part deist at Rdinbwgi sad Otsegew; and he ts =noosed to appear at Birming ham on the 20th, 22nd, and 24th July. The authorities of the province of Lower Austria have refused permission to establish 'matrimonial spades at Vionas. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The disquieting news from India caused an ex treme fall of per cent. in the funds this morning. The market is now firmer, but prices still show a reduction of per cent. compared with the closing rates of yesterday. All the other Stock Exchange markets have also given way, bat a partial recovery has taken place front the lowest point of the morning, and there is no symp tom whatever of panic. Consols, after fulling to 921 to f, are now quoted An to ex div. for the 9th of July. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 921 to 1; the New Three per Cents., An to 1. Bank Stock, 2121 to 213 ; Exchequer Bills, 10s. to Bs. dis., being lower; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, 98;; and India Bonds, 10s. dia. Turkish Si: per Cents. have been sold as low u NI, and are now quoted 96 to I. Other foreign stocks are inanimate. The sale* are limited to Danish Three per Cents., 1825, at 85; Guatemala Five per Cents. at 56; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. at 98; and ltussian Four-and-a- Half per Cents. at 991. The commercial demand for money continues active, at 6 per cent., and little alteration in this respect is anticipated until the release of the divi dends in the second week of July. A good demand for money is rarely wanting at this period of the quarter, when the Bank receives such large amounts of government deposits. In the Stock Exchange ineqsy still commands 6 per cent. es government securities, this being also.the Bank rate. At Paris yesterday the French funds experienced a further fall of fully per cent., making a total re duction, in two days, of jto per cent., following the announcement of the reduction of the rate of dis count front 6 to d per cent. This decline proves how general must have been the disappointment felt by the speculators at the maintenance of the 6 per cent. rate for advances on stock and shares. A hope is expressed in some quarters, however, that the Bask will extend its loans to 60 per cent. of their value on the retain, and to 40 per cent, on railway securities. The dividend on the shares of the Bank of France is officially announced at 1601. per share for the first six months of the present year. For the corre sponding period of 1856, the distribution was 1271., and was the highest ever known. We have thus evidence that the existing anomalous position of French financial affairs is at least highly profitable to the National Bank. From the monthly Board of Trade returns it appears that in the exports the increase over the correcponding month of 1856, which in the last monthly issue was about 6 per cent., has now increased to 30 per cent. In like manner the increase over the five months of last year is now equal to 15 per cent., although stated last month at only 12 per cent. This comparison indicates that, after a comparative pause during a month or two, the export trade of the country in the month of May sustained a considerable ex pansion. A few thousand pounds in gold, forming the re sidue of the sum brought by the City of IVashing ton, from New York, were yesterday sent into the Bank. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on most conti nental places were inquired for, and the rates were generally rather less favourable. As regards Paris the reduction in the quotation was not important. The current rates are shown below, viz. : Amsterdam, three months, 11.191 to 12.01; ditto, short, 11.17 to 18; Rotterdam, three months, 12 to 12.01 ; Ant werp and Bruwele, three month., 25.471 to 50; Hamburg, three months, 13.81 to ; Paris, three months, 25.671 to 70; ditto. short, 25.26 to 30; Marseilles, three months, 25.671 to 7!l . l 7 , c renkfort-on-the-Maine, three months, 1191 to I; Pote three months, 37 to 6; Vienna, three months, 10.29 to Trieste, three months, 10.30 to 32 ; Naples, three months, 421 to 1 ; Genoa, three months, 25.80 to 21; Leghorn, three months, 29.75 to 80; Palermo, three months, 128 to 1 Measins, three months, ini to 129 ;Oporto, three months, 621 to is Lisbon, three month., 521 to 1. . . The price of Y.C. tallow on the spot closed yes terday at 685., showing a rise of no less than 7s. per cwt. since last Friday. This remarkable move ment is solely owing to the current speculation. The price of the same article for the last three months of 1857 is 68s. Bd. The Dutch Trading Company have declared for sale on the 23rd July 83,339 bags and baskets Java sugar, and 7,377 bags Mauritius. The demand for preference and guaranteed rail way stocks continues, and the supply in the market is scanty. Amongst the descriptions in request are Great Northern, Bristol and Birmingham, and North Eastern Four per Cent. Preference stocks. The shares and other securities of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada have sustained a further decline, owing to its being understood that this company is about to issue a new preference share capital. It is stated that the terms and con ditions of this operation will be made known about a fortnight hence. As a matter of course, however, the new stock cannot override the existing preferen tial securities of the company. The committee of the Westminster Improvement Bondholders announce that they " will be prepared to report to the bondholders on the subject of the Westminster Improvements Bill (No. 3) " on the 29th inst. At the meeting of the Southern Railway Company of France, held at Paris on the 24th inst., the arrange ments relative to the leasing of the Languedoc Canal, and to the concession of the Pyrenean system of railways, were explained. It is announced that next month a maritime steam service will be esta blished in connexion with this company between Liverpool, Havre, Nantes, and Bordeaux on the one side, and between Ccttc and Marseilles on tho other. The Directors of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company, in consequence of the numerous applica tions made to them for information relative to the precise purpose for which the company was formed, have issued a lucid statement of the objects and capital of the undertaking. They also notify that the holders of the second issue of Scrip Preference Eight per Cent. shares may have the option of paying up, in anticipation, the 3rd and 4th instalments falling due respectively in January and July, 1838, when definitive preference shares will be 'at once issued. The 2nd instalment of 11. tails due the 13th July. The agents of the Peruvian government advertise the half-yearly dividend on Peruvian Four-and-a- Ralf per Cent. Arica and Tacna Bonds. The half-year's interest of 2s. per share Is adver tised on the shares of the Italian Junction Railways Company. The Committee of Management of the North British Australasian Company have issued their reply to the allegations contained in the report of the Committee of Investigation. They begin by remarking: The Committee of Investigation having, in their report to be presented to the shareholders at the adjournid annual general meeting to be held on the 29th inst., published state menta which are calculated to convey an erroneous imprea. Won in regard to the conduct of the affairs of the company, wo deem it our duty to lay before you, previously to the meeting, such explanat io ns as appear to be required. Had an opportunity bees afforded to the Committee of Manage ment to inspect that report, as well aa that of Mr. amnesia, who was appointed to examine tho accounts of the company, many of them statements, which are capable of full and sans factpry explanation, would probably have been withheld. The reply then touches seriatim upon the points referred to in the report, alleges that the question of reducing the expenses of management has long en gaged the directors' attention, and finally concludes u follows : In conclusion, the directors have to express their satis faction that this investigation of all the company's affairs has taken place ; and that it has, at least, elicited from the ram mitt°, of investigation the admission that the position of the company is such as to meet all its engegemento and to pay a divideud of fire 1W cent., leaving a mderable balance; and besides, that " the'earninge of the pay* properties during the Lad two years have not only covered the losses sustained by other, of an unproductive nature, but left a surplus equal toe dividend of 71 per cent. per annum on the whole paid-up capital," or upwards of 12 per cent. on the productive capital. With such a statement before the shareholders the directors submit that they cannot fairly be charged with having mismanaged the affairs of the company. Me return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, June 20, compared with the pre. vious return, shows the following results: Cliculetion Wens Circalstion active Public depoeita Other dopmita Government securities in bankingdspertment 10,327,222 Incresse 1,091 Other securities in bunking department 18,481,953 Decrease 197,246 Coin and bullion in both depertmente Seven der sad other bills 604,942 Decreed, 36,819 The Rest Noted in reserve 6,107,804 increase 183,615 This return is sufficiently satisfactory. The coin and bullion have increased by 263,6071., and the re serveot notes by 183,6151. the movements in the deposits nearly balance each other, but the " other securities " have run off; hence the addition to the stock of unemployed notes. BANK Or INOILAND.—Ao Adenoid. vended to the A 4 - th ao4 Mot ie.. e. 32. fee thewceir me u+ on elotur.lay. Joao 24, r • 1 , TWO., Nato Wood ...... I tiovamtnent Debi 41,0111100 "Ow 3.451/.1100 Odd 00111 sal ! Mike 10.476.6.10 BYw 2.11/... 1111.9111.00 CIO,LIAXO F 44 9 4 1.44.44 . c.at.a....ii="70:4 ' 44 " 4.744.4 R44-urni LLaat e 4 •• • • 3.30 04 01441,44. INsd Walgbs Puhlle Au. tyl Si n 7 3: 313 g= : Miler 14: 4 81 . ,ta 4=4.Locta.) 7.193 3141 Clotinod Savor .. 73..03 Olibor . UW3144 Semi. radaker Ala 6411A41 MS; 63.144 Jams 41,, , agar orusi. FRIBAs =arm•. The funds are still prejudiced by the over-bought state of the account, coupled with the stagnation of business. This morning the market showed steadi ness, but in the afternoon a decline of I per cent. was established. Some farther bowl Ala sales, combined with the continued heaviness of the l'aria Bourse, assisted in producing this slight unfavour able movement. The appearance of the continental exchanges is also somewhat less satisfactory. The next financial advices from India and China are looked for with great interest. Consols were steady during the greater part of the day at 931 to I cx. div. for the 9th July, but had receded at the close to 93 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 9tk July, 93k cx div. • Three per Cents. Refaced, 921, 93; New Th roe per Cents., 93, 92; ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1958, 981, 981; ditto, 1939, 981; India Bonds, 4s. die. For the " opening" (17th July) Consols were also marked 93: ex div. Exchequer Bills have sustained a fall of 3s. to 45., closing at N. to 4s. discount. The dealers app ea r to be well supplied with these securities, and sellers still offer. Exchequer Bonds remain quoted 94 *A 99. In the foreign stock market the movement was mainly confined to Turkish Six per Cents. This stock opened at 961, " buyers;' gradually advanced to 961 to 1, and then receded, closing at 961, "sellers," or about the same as yesterday. After 4 o'clock the prico was quoted about 1 per cent. , lower. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. left off the same as yesterday, at 1011 to 1021. Other foreign descriptions were quiet, and steady in price. At 4 o'clock Duch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 65 to 66; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 971 to 981. Spanish Deferred, 251 to 261 ; ditto, Old Three per Cents., 42 to 1. Russian Five per Cents., 109 to 111 ; ditto, Four and-a-Half per Cents., 98 to 100. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 77 to 79 ; and Mexican Bonds, 221 to 23. Sales are recorded as follows : Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 981. Portuguese Three per Cents., 1653, 461, 461, 47. Russian Five per Cents., 110. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 421; ditto, for account (30th June), 42; the Committee's Certificates for the unfunded coupons, 61 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 961, 961, 961 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1021, 102. Bank shares were to-day in some cases rather flatter. Ottoman Bank closed at Ito 1 prem., and Bank of Egypt at 11 to 11 die. Western Bank of London have receded to 11 to 9 die. London and County Bank stock was also more offered. North British Australasian shares were more inquired for. Crystal Palace shares were flat ; the original shares, with U. paid, closed at to 1 15-16. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro jected railways are subjoined, viz.: Punjaub Railway, 6-16 to 7-16 prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, Ito 1 prem. • Oude Railway, par to prem.; Central Oude Railway, 3.16 to 5-16 prem. ' • Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par; North of India Tramroad, per to prem.; Trinidad Railway, par to prem.; Italian Junction Railways, If to 1 dis.; Grand Russian Railways, fto 1 prem.; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, to 1 die. IZMIR POI Xll i ettest4 AM et, Lareeer. Um N. 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Subjoined is the list of business done in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Alfred Consols, 15t, 16; Catherine and Jane, 98. 6d.; East Rosewarne, Ha, 155.; East Russell, 155., 158. 3d., 15s. 6d.; Header, 275., 285., 298.; Kingston Down, 21; Rosewarno United, 328., 33a., 345.; Tamar Consols, 268., 268. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : Copper.—This market continues inanimate, and several parcels of foreign have been premed for sale without finding buyer.. One parcel of Chili is reported so sold to arrive at a low rate. Iron—There has been rather n better feeling this week, and the Welsh masters are refusing orders at prices which they would have gladly accepted last week. The Staffordshire market is firm, and best mine pigs in good de mand. Scotch pigs are again firmer, and have advanced about ls. to Is, 64. - 7 ton. Mixed numbers, good brands, are quoted 765. being small. Lead is well maintained, and the market is in a healthy position. Spelter is again firmer, and has ad vanced about Os per ton. Tin remains quiet, with little doing, end a further fall in English is anticipated. A special meeting of the shareholders in the Wildberg Great Consolidated Mining Company is called for the 29th instant, to " consider the prevent position and prospects of the mina, and to decide so to the mode of raising the addi tional capital required." FRIDAY ETZTONO. There is still no revival of I;uslnessiWl;;Me mining stocks. The inquiry is very limited, and the market retains a depressed appearance. Wheal Basset shares have fallen to-day. Cobre shares showed renewed flatness. United Mexican were also rather weaker. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The rnagtMl; firm at the subjoined pria, wLiah ex hibit a further great rise on the vet fur June m .—Town 675. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 725.- June 72e.. July and September, 695. October and De: amber, 68e.' 6d. Mama= ATPRAOISS:—Towtt tallow, 60s. 3d. ; fat by dills, 34. 20.; welted stuff, 465. ; rough ditto, 275. 6d. ; tallow graves, 17..; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports a short supply ; very little doing. Prime meadow hay, Ma to 725. ; superior ditto, 78s. to 844.; inferior ditto, Ws. to Ms. ; new ditto, 604. to 725.; rowea, 60s. to 605.; clover, old, Ns. to 1035.; second cut, 70s. to 905.; new, 60s. to 80s. ; straw, 281. to 325. COVENT OARDEN.—(TIIIS DAY.) Fruits of most kinds see plentiful; strawberries biro the open ground ere coming in in large quantities. Foreign sherries are abundant, and gooseberries see plentiful. Pine apples are a trifle Dessert tipples and pears are over. French salaa cheaper. m is still supplied. Among spy are pass, French beans, rhubarb, a2ollisi flowers ; the latter fetch from 3d. to fid,eacb. Cueumbele aro plentiful. Kent cob nuts fetch 120 e. per 100Ibs.; Bamlona mute, 20e. per bushel; new Spaniel and Brazils, lgs. ditto. The supply of oranges is braked. Portugal unions fetch from 2s. to 4s. per dozen. New potatoes from Sonsamtakirs, the Bolly Islas end Ctionwall ars now boning In ; they fetch Eros 6s. to 18a. per cwt. Cot 1 1 ;,,,e c re con s ist of °retails, Chinas priming, elaseariag, FsrdsnLy heliotropes, lily of the gam gmaime, esignsitttto, loathe, sad 111•1*. - PR lesi Y 6 Mugu