The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-28 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoor. In the Stock Exchange to-day the funds are well , up p o rted, Consols being quoted for the amount ,tightly better than at the close yesterday, while E n glish railway stocks remain very steady. There however, comparatively little business in these depwtments of the Stock Exchange, attention being a n, n n‘t exclusively directed to the foreign stock market, in which great agitation has con tinued to prevail. The variations in prices hsve been rapid and heavy. In the morn ing there was a rise, followed by a severe fall in the more speculative stocks, from which there has since baen a recovery of more or less im portance. Especial excitement has been presented in the market for the Confederate Loan, the price of which has again fallen severely. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentsl were quoted ajr. 15c., showing a rise of rather more than 1 per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 921 to 1, for money, and 921 to I, for the account (Aug. 6). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, a ; ditto, for account, f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 921 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 93 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 ; Bank Stock, 237 i, 239 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 101 ; and Ex chequer Bills, 3s. prem. Foreign stocks have fluctuated heavily. Greek Bonds opened with a strong tendency to recovery, and were purchased as high as 31}. Sales were then pressed as low as 29*, and the present quota tion is 301 to 1, being only f higher than at 4 o'clock yesterday. The coupons, alter being bought up to 131, are last marked 12} and 13. Mexican Bonds were first marked 351, next 333, and last 34/. New Granada Deferred have declined about 1 per cent. Portu guese, Russian, and Italian stocks, as well as Spanish Certificates, are all lower. Spanish Passive Bonds, after numerous oscillations, are last marked 311, showing a rise. Venezuela Bonds of 1862 present a partial recovery. The Turkish Loan of 1862 and the Consolidels are severally per cent. worse, being quoted, respectively, 66 to }, and 471 to 48, while the Loan of 1854 is rather better, at 91} to 92*, and that of 1858 steady, at 681 to 691. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Bra zilian, 102 ; Danish, 1863, 89 ; Egyptian, 102 ; Greek, for account, 301, 31}, 29}, 303 ; ditto Coupons, 131, 121, 13 ; Italian, for amount, 70, 69} ; Mexican, for account, 351, 332, 341 ; New Granada Deferred, 81, 1 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 48, ex div.; ditto, 1856,' 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 47, }, 461, ex div. ; Russian, 1822, 931 ; ditto 1859, 581, 58, 1 ; ditto 1862, 91, I ; Sardinian, for account, 90 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 301, 1, 31, 30, 311; ditto Certificates, for account, 111, 12, llf ; Turkish, 1858, for ac count, 69, 681 ; ditto 1862, fur account, 66}, 1, 1, 66, ex div. ; Venezuela, for account, 23}, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 54, 551. There is quite a panic in the market for the Con federate Loan, and the price has declined to 17 to 15 discount. This quotation, however, is merely nominal, the jobbers being indisposed to deal at the moment. International Financial shares are quoted si t to I prem. ; General Credit and Finance, par to I pram. ; and London Financial, 1 to 11 prem. The reduction in each case amounta to 2a. 6d. per share. Hudson's Bay shares have declined to IA to 11 dia. Egyptian Trading are steady, at Ito 1 pram. The failure of a member of the Stock Exchange was announced on Saturday, in connexion with transactions in the shares of the New Theatre Com pany (Limited), in respect of which the defaulter is said to have been left in the lurch by his principal, a person interested in that undertaking. The amount of business at the Bank of England discount office yesterday was only moderate. In the general market there was a fair demand, and few transactions occurred below 31 per cent. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow ("continuation day") and terminate on Friday. About 34,0001. in gold was sent into the Bauk yesterday. The Chariot of Fame has arrived from Otago, New Zealand, with 158,0001. in gold ; the Glen dower, from Melbourne, with 31,0001. ; the China, from New York, with 80,0001. • and the Bavaria, from the same port, with 12,0001. The total is 281,0001., and in the absence of any general in quiry for the Continent a portion is expected to be taken to the Bank. It appears that the contract for the Sardinian railways has just been settled in all points with • powerful combination of contractors—via, Sir S. If. Peto, and Messrs. Betta, Smalley, Waring and Crampton, and that the bignaturest are to be formally attachel to-morrow. . The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 9971. compared with hot year, and the South Eastern a decrease of 1,2701. At the Privy Council last week Mr. Hills applied for a prolongation of hie patent for purifying the manufacture of gas, and for which he has been in the habit of receiving large sums by way of royalty from the various gas companies. The application was refused, and Mr. Hills was adjudged to pay a portion of the costs of the opposing companies. This is a point of some importance to holders of gas property. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Company recommends a dividend of 3 per cent, for the half year, out of a net balance of 8,8381., leaving 2,0881. to be carried forward. The directors of the Oriental Commercial Com pany (Limited) have issued a favourable report in anticipation of the first annual meeting, to be held to-morrow. The board express the griti fication with which they refer to the balance-sheet, from which it appears that of a subscribed capital of 86,3801. it has been needful to call up only 30,233/. ; that the floating assets of the company, consisting of bills receivable, balances of accounts current, and good promptly available securities, amount to 69,664/. 13s. 2d. ; that the liabilities are 39,686/. 16s. Id. ; that the office expenses, in clusive of directors' remuneration, salaries, rent, income tax, and general disbursements, have amounted for the year to only 2,3061. 4a. 7d. ; and that the profits during the nine months' working have reached 6,0921. ls. 4d. The directors have accordingly determined to pro pose at the meeting of the 29th inst.:—That a divi dend of 15 percent. be apportioned to thecapital paid in, reckoned from and upon the dates and amounts of payments. That an amount equal to 10 per cent. be carried to the credit of preliminary expenses ac count. That a sum of 1,0001. be placed to the credit of the reserve fund account ; and that the balance of profits be carried forward. The committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Tuesday, the 4th August, a special settling day in the scrip of the Hudson's Bay Com pany, and ordered it to bequoted in the official list. We are requested to state that the share list of the Leasehold Investment Company will be closed to-morrow. The annexed notice of the July Spanish indigo sale is from the circular of Mr. W. Sbeldrick The ale comprised 400 MOM sad 44 macs. made( a toad cd 4 44 packages offered, oom • • earthird twathirds thiatereale, of wbkb there -were ad! 26 k 4 o Rived above Oa, sad 50 lois above Si, the THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1863. ordinary to low consuming. 232 scrolls sold as follows : The shipping at May rates to 4d. advance ; the low and ordinary generally held for par, bet occsaionally quitted at Si. to 4d. dia. A few semis Mexican wort forced off and sold very *bow. MOIIDAT EVIINING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 92 to I 1 fur the 6th August, were first marked this morning 923 and 924, and closed at 94 to 1. both for money and the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, I, 4, ; ditto for account, 92k, 4, I, Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 03, 9'21 ; New Three per Cents., 924, 931 ; Bank Stock, 2374; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004, 4, ; ditto Bonds, 16s. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady, at 108 to 4, and Exchequer Bills at par to 3s. prem. There were some sales of India Bonds al. 15s. prem. A further fall has taken place in the shares of the new financial companies. International closed at 31 to 34 prem., being 7s. Gd. lower than on Satur day ; General, at I to prem. ; and London, at 14 to 14 prem. being still comparatively steady. Hudson's ' Bay shares have declined to 14 to 1 dia. ; and Egyptian Trading to 1 to 1 prem. The market for bank shares participated in the heaviness observable in other departments of the Stock Exchange. Alliance Bank, Australasia, City, British Columbia, Continental, London and Brazilian, and Bank of New South Wales, have all receded. A solitary instance of improvement was presented by the shares of the Bank of London, which have again risen 21. English and Australian Copper, National Discount, Peel River Land, and Oriental Inland Steam shares, were all heavy. Crystal Palace stock met with inquiry. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 114 to 12 prem. ; Universal Marine, to 1 dia. ; Thames and Mersey, 24 to 34 prem. ; Commercial Union, 14 to 21 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 174 to 18 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 14 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows,: --City of London Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Company of African Merchants, Ito prem. • Oriental Hotels, to 1 prem. ; Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, dia. WI prem. •, and Marine Investment, Ito 3 prem. United States Government securities were gene rally better to-day, including the Federal Five per Cents. The improvement averaged 1 to 14 per cent. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctooi. The transactions in the railway market to-day are rather limited, but prices generally are well supported, the present quotations for the leading lines being generally the same as those last current yesterday. Caledonian stock has risen per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1014 to 102 ; Great Western, 684 to 3 ; Midland, 1271 to 1284 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 to ; Caledonian, 120 to ; South Eastern, 914 to 92 ; Great Eastern, 531 to ; Great Northern, 128 to 129 ; and London and South Western, 106 to 4. East Indian Railway stock is inquired for, and Panjaub dull. Canadian lines are inactive. Few transactions have occurred in foreign railway securities. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTICHSALL'S—Mommy. Thedeparture took place thisafternoonot the great bulk of nbecribers for the south mast to take 'mansion of their quarters during the Goodwood week, u well as for the other two Sussex meetings—Brightou and Lewes. In conse quence therefore of the general exodus to the " sunny South," there were scarcely half.-dosen members in the subscription room, and except 2 to 1 about Anfield for the Stake. and the same odds satinet Buckstone for the Cup (both taken), there was nothing done worth quoting. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—MONDAY. STEWARDS' CUP. 6 to 1 apt Mourio (t and off) 14 to 1 Cheerful (oil) 13 to 1 Weatherop (off) 16 to 1 (o ff) 20 W 1 Calliope e (t) 25 to 1 Humphrey (off) 33 to 1 &trowel (t) 33 to 1 Dolphin (t) 33 to 1 Lord of Lima (t) 33 to 1 Soapstone (t) GOODWOOD STARES. 3 to 1 apt Aoteld (t) 6to 1 Bloodin t (and sported) 11 to 2 Bello= (off) 10 to 1 Zapeteedo (off) 14 to 1 Wasp plduag (off) 26 to 1 Magnum Bonum (a) 25 to 1 Loiterer (t) 40 to 1 Houtolord (off) ST. LEGER. 100 to 6 opt Lord Clifden (I) HARTLEPOOL AND WEST HARTLEPOOL MEETING.—MONDAT. Taut &t•aa Betsy Cop/amid F P= (Ygottrke Flower $ BANDIC.AP. Caplan Crow Reiento Prologue Five no. CONSOLATION SCRAMBLE,. Prairie Flower.... ....... Barbara Allen Hospitekty tea.. !Claremont, Contractor, Lady Bylda, Woodcraft, Ely, Lady I Mohan, Beloochee, Lightinger, Armadillo, Ambasaador, I Joann, °mills, Prescription, La Belle Ffrownidre, Royal Navarre. Ofelfon, Fantasia, lamtolin, Narbonne, Clarges. Itigolboche, Columbine, Alabama (bred in America), Anna, Lady Mary, Ephemera, f by Cortes—Toy, Ellerb , Hill, Scarlet-runner, Ooldylocks, Hollytos, Horn Marine (paid), Newhaven (dead). A BwrcrertAKso of 50 son. each, b ft, for 3-yr-olds colts, Bst 71b; fist 21b. One ma* and a half. (11 nubs.)—Lan, Jarnleotoo. Valentin*, Roman Bee. The Plover, Carnival, Cachuca, Lord Chide°, The Orphan, II Marfobal, Brick (paid). Moiscoro Swots of 50 wan each, h ft, for 2-yr.. olds ; oohs, Bst I.olb ; thin.. Sit 71b ; wieners "Mrs ; weond to ems his stake. T. Y.C. (21 subs.)--Fapermoi, Baragak Outlaw, Idler, Knight of Etoowdoe. Llangollen, Sardinia. Alliance, Omen, Iby Newmiaster—Peach, 'e by Vedette— Olenoshty, Fills de l'Air (51b extra), IA Belle INrouniere. The Coact, The Scottish Chief (Mb min), f by Will llsyrell —lady Lurewell, Forager, (Urges, Alpheus, Japes. Nonce) a (deed). MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooL In the mining market to-day the dealings are chiefly confined to Rut Caradon shares, which are still actively inquired for, and have further un proved IL 55., the present quotation being 33} to 34. In the absence of business, most other , mines are without change. Tincroft are quoted 21i' to 224 ; New Martha, 31 to 4 ; Wheal Crafty, 3 to' ; said East Basset, 77 to 78. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. East del Rey and Montes Aureoe are dull—the former have been dealt in at f and I, and the latter at 21. At West Chiverton meeting, held at the mine on the 23rd inst., the accounts for the three months showed a balance in hand of 2,353 L, which it was resolved to carry forward. The agent's report was considered very satisfactory. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (rms DAY.) Orr ELOC/11.10 AND INTWATIONAL TILDGRArtf.) (mu ouz OWN COILLWIPONDINT.) Corroz—Market opens rather quiet to-day, and probable sales, 5,000 bales. (bur.—Attendanoe fair. Wheat moderate demand, at declining mtea. Flour rather lower. Indian oorn 3d. lower, with more disprwition to mill. Egyptian betas and wheat without material change. Oats and oatmeal dull. MINCING LAIR.-(THIS DAY.) &MAR. —The market has opened steadily at 111;e week's at which 500 cubs of Barbados's in public sale have disposed= ou of at from 31e. to 355. 6d. Refined—There are but few buyers at previous prisms, and few sellers, at • &dim The market, in °emporium, is dull and inactive. Oornug.—Plrotatioa Ceylon has sold at fully last week's Native Ceylon : 170 casks sold at 695. 9d. to 725. T es sa.—Young ysous are still in sequoia for export; black teas in limited demand. —Nods reported, the market being quiet. CTIWILMON.—The quarterly sales of Ceylon went off with spirit, at Id. to 3d. per lb. 'deuce ; first sort sold at L. 3d. to 35.; second, la. Id to Is. 9d.; third, ltd. to In. 6d.; and fourth sort, 9d. to le. Id. Ron.—Further sales of about 200caekshave been effected ; Jemmies at full pekes, and Mauritius at 0. per gallon ad vent*, Is. 40. fiturrunt has been in brisk request, prices now show ea drapes of fully 2s, per cwt., refraction 9i to 3 sold at 375. to 391. ; refined is also 6d. to lea. dame. Intimo.—At the quarterly sales of Guatemala the few lois offered went off with spirit at full prices to 4d. ad vance ; medium sold at about lasi sale's prices, but the in ferior qualities went off heavily at 4d. decline. CorroN.—The market coutinues active, prices are DOW id. above those of list week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The maid is goody. Town tallow is quoted 41s. 6d., net cash ; Petersburg T.O. on the spot, 435. 9d. ; Ant to September, 43a. 9d. to 445. ; October to December, 46e. 6d. ; December, 475. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(TED3 DAY.) *ems : Haney and Easton report a good supply at Lot BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. -(TH IS DAY. The Board of Trade returns for the month and six months ended the 30‘h June, were issued this morning. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufacturer during the month and the six months in the last three years : For the For the month. eix mouths. 1861 1862 1863 The returns for January (this year) were 8,045,155/. ; February, 9,298,5761. ; March, 10,217,4731. ; April, 11, 897,1772 ; May, 11,284, 2891. ; and June, 11,271,5271. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK BSTURNIL-JOLT 25. Import! Sotadr.—W. 1. klub & 4,364 ktouritloo bop 18018 Lod India = 2,210 Sim b,.. 11961116 bop 871 Sanaa bozos 914 Cubs bozos V mond° COllkl 2,771 WSW* Do. — „whim V 2 Do..brls. & bogs casks 1,067 r ' Odd & bap ;729 Maths pawl Other E. lndla paws SO Do. do. .. Drull & Costa ZIA bap 1.699 W For 000 & 06 do bap 2.956 c SO Do. I =l 11da i Lam LI low 646 Warm& sttaan or MY& tari 88 ;ON 11,7t8 6,610 1.730 1.124 1,784 671 I.l's 2,439 123 9;11 1,11.8 710 r 8.8417 soma !loon! '961 68k211 42,366 6056 11,919 11,,01 34.177 10.324 14.810 45.1311 107,440 14!,,7:111 U,`256 33,256 -- I,iii 266,81$ 511,11.9 !9,711 18,6ti0 8.666 87,447 4,400 25.2117 43,121 18,097 33,673 at,la 116,740 51,661 6,9 Ce 3.496 TRAFFIC RWrIIRNS. ILAILWATI. Mika Pao Mao Total, Total, open wagers oitaadho loot lb/1 Week antis( July 10. t S t 4 Bahl, and Lake Hama.. 181} 2,1t13 1,691 Week ending July It an 243 - iiesk aiding J tr. Niel= Widen Jwletioe Meg males July IL Cork sad Yo= .da re.. mans July a. 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Landllial 04.-.44p.d. 1* NS 144 No. 1 BRITISH IPOeSS3SIONS._ Ird I BAILIMIII. I el ; a e:e g rZ 7 I to-dvilabso to 1 p.m. ousse • ma Lawyer* Duet. Bee. BC.Ds.p.ip.e. Do. New Do. New. I Sham— flidhlorktketiaroant Do. iretisonoo me ArsaAaltioderial. Beis., Asp Do. lap 1, 187; Odentla a a Linen OAP. T.BLlosit 0.0 dm , Daraerara.7p.e.pat•Pre laitita Dismal Sri badlaa gua. 6 p. Do. O. Extension Da n. do Blind Trunk of Comes De. Ist of Hoods Do. do. deferred Do. and pref. Bondi Da. do. defamed , DO. tird pref. Stmt I Do. do. ederred Do. 4th pref. Moe k , Do. do. deferred !Brest Do. N Wien Pentasee I ow I Do. January, I Do. New .00.6p.oBAs.poinos.er p.el.Bda i tg d 4l Indian &such Karim O. at D pa esr ca. ! Da. do. 6 st , De. /A 1111/ at . Do. Fifth extension lima .ad lioteuu w. arosowlak Is OinsA damn and B I N.A. of Canada p. lkinds ins 6 per cent Do. Delhi do Do. do. do Do. runisub De. do. do it Do. I.l.llt.Tioes.lo e ft aff 103 1 14 Pe 1 1 pi CI it 1014 1071 108 109 108 10 9 107 198 1 1 1 1 pis 1 pa 20 70 72 LS 68 84 88 60 62 44 46 U 27 24 26 21 TS lon 1081 1 li pat 1 18 pm 10 107 i 11 9 91 ells 97 101 90_ 92 --i 1 Dm 97 99 1 , 61 107 ► 101 199 1 66 66 St: 8 I Si 88 107 108 m 11 107 Pul 1474 1024 1011 lai I%+Bk ion 1001 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, irredeemable Four per Cent., 91}. Midland Consolidated, Bria. end Birm. Six per Cent., 141. Waterford and Kilkenny, Six per Cent., 45i. West Midland, Oxford lit Guaranteed Stock, 131. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Bahia and & Frs. Sim.) g. 7 per cent, 201, 1. Dutch Rhenish, 171 d. Great Luxembourg, 141. Great Norther° of Franca, 34 San Paulo (lim.) g. 7 per cent., 9. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE GOODWOOD MEETING. PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW. A HANDICAP PLATE of 60 son. for 2-yr-olds and n wards ; mimes 1 sow. T.Y.C. (The weight. to be decLnd at the stand by fiv Age e o'clock on Tuesday ) ASO ASO Despair date Fig) 4 Melandra 8 Creole Indy Cliften .... 6 Coupon 3 Pineal Bpicsbox Gortilan Knot .... 2 Antoinette 2 Kathie a MlWLivitiptone.. 4 Zora Tailor 2 Dirt Cheap Symphony Perseverence .... 3 Cuckoo 2 Juliet lariat* 2 Annbigton Curie 8 weatheertme . . 2 ter Brother Jonathan 2 Bradansante 2 A HANDICAP PLATE of 100 soft for 2-yr-olds and up wards ; entrance 2 son. Craven Course. AV A Ale Butenhom 4 Black Prince . ge a Microscope 3 Spencer 6 Silkatone Baldwin . ...... 3 Kingswood Curie Coupon 3 Dirt Cheap Douche ..... .... 2 Jades 3 Tare GOWDRAT &Aim el 10 son. each, h ft, with 50 added ; Zyrolcia, 7st ; three, Bst 131 b ; four and upwards, 9st 71b ; mares allowed Mb; the Minner to be sold for 1501. if demanded, is T.Y.C. (5 Naher or no ram.) Ate h A Splcebox s 2 lady Claire, by ge MisaLivinestone.. 4 Hedwarth 2 Teddiugton Salvioni 2 Erythla 3 Faith Covent 2 Chesinot the Air Dirt Cheap ... indolence 3 ter Tag GOODWOOD STAYER (Handicap) 61 25 son. riath, 15 ft, and only 5 if decLued ; winners extra ; second to receive 100 soy out of the statst. Two miles sod a half. (72 subs.. 38 declared.) The highest weight accepting being Bat 81b, it has been raised to get 121 b, and the rest in pro- The Lords of the Admiralty have been pleaaed por ti on . to accept the resignation of Mr. Philip O. G. Bent's coin- Age silk Age it lb mission u Lieutenant Royal Naval Reserve. Hartington HER MAJESrY'S °dust or PROBATE.—It bas Y. Melbourne— i triad of Maaham.. 4 11 Bcl:it: d ares 3 6 3 0 been notified that from the 10th of Awed to the 26th of Nu,. 6 6 Berbadoes 4 4 October the office home at the unwind Registry, Doctors'- Loiterer 6 4 Jack o'Hearts commons, including the department for the public., to prove Myrtle 6 0 Markdown 5 2 wills, Re ., will be from 11 o clock a.m. to 3 o'clock p.m. Kneftford 6 11 Thalestris COURT OF PROBATE AND DIEGECIA—Notice hag th 4414844 Geo. S ib ft) 4 6 9 Herdsman 8 Is been given that on Frilay nest, the 31st inst., Dr. Lathing- poet 4 e g byLord of the Lass ton, the judge of the Admiralty Court, will sit for Sir Cress- Cock Roble well Creswell aid take the Probate and Divorce motions Magnum Boom- •• • 4 1 Tenant which are ready for hearing. Port Royal 3 13 Warhorse Bandage ilec.3lb ex.) 4 12 Cansonette THE How. Mae. Nowrott AND rita Govan:ems. B a ndage —lt may be remembered that a short time ago Mir Sibley Parchettlea brought an action against the Hon. Mrs. Norton ia the Chaff Westminster County Court, for the recovery of eatery doe Asaeld to her for the education of the grandchildren of the lady. Tim Femme Draw of 10 son. each, for 2.yr-olds ; The jury then found • verdict for the plaintiff. Yesterday mita, Sat 71b ;Ellis. Sat 01b ; winners of 100 son. 31b ;of Mr. Macdonald appeared on behalf of Mrs. Norton to move 500 son. 51b extra. T.Y.C. (71 orb.)—King Bangs, for a mew trial, on the ground of misdirectico, that the Meesman, fby Jordan—Omege Blower, Nemo, fby Stock defendant wu taken by surprise, and that the verdict was well—lrish Queen, Wild Rake, Lounger Pumenside, whist the evidence. Mr. Francis, on behalf of the plaintiff, Parure, Baragah, War Dance, Paris, Ely. Relight of Snow opposed the application, and, after • lengthened sou l don , chy Gnome di Very —Nounnahal, Casette, Prasti. rather acrimonious discussion, the judge refused the applioa- tiooer (31b ex), Lla ng ollen, Ivanhoe, Master Richard, Elms tioo with costa dale, Lifehnoy, BoSea Dilston, G rutile, THE LATE POLISH MEETING AT ST. JAMES ' S -HALL. Bestrix, Royal Navarre, Weatherglass. Scottish Chief (51b —ln panuaoa of the resolution paned at the late Polish en), fby Lambourn--Burlesque, fby Wild Dayrell—PheinT, meeting at St. damn's-ball, on Wednesday last, Mr. John Rosseesth, Linda, Auditioned, Disputa, Somhamp, eby Robert Taylor. the secretary of the committee, under whale Teddingtoe—Mary Copp, c by Newminster—Plush, Fore direction the meeting was held, on Thursday tut enclosed teller, Jock Frost, Sheridan, The Doctor. Tomato (31b ex), eopia of the resolutions adopted to Earl Russell, requesting Pegasus (h b), Narbonne, Victoria Cream, Guerilla, Garde i at the some time that be would receive a deputation ap. Tom, Tool-Tool, Amt Judy, Brother Jonathan, Brindisi, pointed et the meeting to moray to the government the Idahometan, Spruce, Skeffington, Ayacucho, Vabelathus, stonelike of the opinion of thou present at the meeting. Hollyfox, Gok , vlocks, Goatees, Polonaise. , PiKie, Cam- Mr. Taylor also suggested that as mem members of the de- bosom (Mb ex). oby Glenmasion— Wh imsical, Wild potation were working men, his lordship would probably not Bid (paidh Stella (paid), Molly Carew (paid). Cur lier. any objection to name the evening as the time when be lain Hawkaley and Mr. J. Knight are subscribers, but , would meet she deputation. Oo Saturday evening Mr. did not name. Taylot received a reply from the Foreign-ofilce, statingthat THE DitAwnto.loom STAKES of 25 eon. each, 101 t., with Earl Rumen regretted he wu under the neoeusity of de- WO added, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 31b ; dining to receive the deputation, but 'signing no name for winners extra. Craven amnia (28 sobs.)—The Beau, Over taxl. stone, the Old Orange Girl, Soapstone, Hawthorn Blossom, Tan FORTHCOMING MEETING OF nix BRITISH Knight of the North, Hampton Court, Jarniooton, recaps, Assoarriog.—A a the mouth of August draws nigh, in. Than, Macaroni (Inib ex.), Souveraioe, Cichuca (51b ex.), creamed interest in the forthcoming meeting of the British Budworth, Blackdowe, Ace of Hearts, °meander (51h ex.), Association in Newcastle begins to be oxbibiked. Of the Xenia'. c by Lord of the Isles—Wasp, Nugget, igerna, doings of the executive committee much his not been heard Isaac. Gonna Achim* Charlemagne, Corroborator (aid), in public of late, but at a meeting of the local emend coon- Childs Harold (paid), Clirptot (dead). mitten, on Saturday, they gave good evidence that in the A SWEEPSTAKES of 300 son. each, h ft, for fillies, art 71b interim they have not been idle. A detailed report of pro. each. Craven course; one to the poet. (4 tabs.)—Gold' posed arrangemeete was submitted and approved of, and 03 Duet, Lurlioe, Fiancee, Neilgherry, The Mira, Recounais far everything bids fair for a most brilliant gathering. In same, Camilla, At that sine qua oft to success—the money department—how. THE GOODWOOD DERBY of 23 so's, each, 13 ft. for 3-,T. ever, there is still a alight deficiency. The =W.:minting* olds; colts, get 101 b; fillies. Pet lab; certain winner, extra ; ' promisedup to the present time amoutit to 3,5491., but 4501 . maiden horses allowed Mb. Gratwicke Stakes Course (1 are still lacking for the satisfactory carrying out of the ar. mile 4 furlong.). (11 subs.)--C by Wiedbound—Splitvote, ra° t4 * It ta to be hoped that the requilit. amount Warhoise. Ossian, Jarniootoo, Souveraioe, Geulois, Wyon, will he readily obtained.—Newoostle Chronicle. Arum, Nugget, Igerns, Jacques, Cuenr (paid). EPILEPSY AND PARALYSIS. —The Medical Times THURSDAY. and Gazette publishes a remarkable account of a curative THE CHICHESTER STAKES Of 10 owes. each, bft, with 100 treatment by Dr. John Chapman of epilepsy and paralysis, end all diseases depending on the circulation of the blood, L da , ed i u f O r ed 3- b ir id s o , cl e oc a lt u a lt er t l rdL e s k ,,,, T d . , Y o ' n , C. W.T.d o e we y i l te to so far as that is affected by the "sympathetic nerve." He dec l are d . Age Age Age stimulates arid depresses the sympathetic and cerebrospioal D eepe i r (lak, gi g) 4 Queen of Spain .. 4 Kangaroo... . ... 3 nervous systems at will by applying heat, or ice in India- lady cumin .... 6 /Etna t Keane rubber bags, to the back of the head and the different Spicebox ganglia or nervous centres, and gives a very extraordinary Queen of Trumps 4 Brian Boru aceonat of the success he has had in this way with the Miss Livingstone 4 Black Prince worst cases of epilepsy, and some of paralysis. Forexample P", 1 "d,,, 3 Dirt Cheep 4 Kingwood 1 Suilimerolde 3 a girl aged 14 who came for treatment on the 23rd of List Symoi ., 3 Jack of Hearts .. 3 Dolphin S April was then having on an average four fits an h o n ee n e , hour, or about 48• day, and several also at night. During the first week of treatment she had 50 Rs i during the The Third Year of the ELEVENTH BEXTINCE MEMORIAL second, when she was troubled with toothache, and had two a r t 211% Queen's Plate Course. ( 23 sub.)— Freeholder, Perseus of 10 ems. each, far 4-yrolds ; cotta. B st 71 b ; fillies , teeth extracted. 65 ; dunng the third, 47 ; during the Flexmote, Cellarius. •Treshdm, Lady Diodes, Mies Peohill, fourth, 37 ; the fifth, 26 ; the sixth, 11 ; the seventh, 10 ; mh o . Nagger!. Lord Clyde, Bonoibelle, oby Voltigeur— the eighth, 8 ; the ninth, 5 ; the tenth. 6 ; sad the week Mies Ann, Chieftain's Daughter. Rose d'Amour, Tweetere, ended 10th July only 2. Other cases not so bad se this, but almoet as strikrog if accurately reported, are detailed.' Beckenham, Harlequin. C , orootan , Bertha , lonel i er °, Thor p e If the treatment produce permanent mum it bow of the Langton (mid). Disdain (paid), c by Sweetmeat—lntimi mod remarkable discoveries of medical edema If it only Tag GooDwoo _ l 300 dation (d). f by Newminster—Nonrmahal (d). alleviate for • time, it to of the highest value.--Spectator . , NATIONAL DEBT.—At the clam of the last fi nan- ' " so r e t ac h h e , Da h r i t e ; o f ... tid ßi tm po l i d l i e r d s d : d cial year—that Hi to lay, on the 31st of March, 1863, the I receive 100 sore . • o Cup , vs uesore, the gift of his to . o a . s a u n trirtion of 20 z. acrd 11 second 3-yr-olds, Pet 71b ; four. Set ; five. National Debt consisted of 783,306,7391. funded debt. and 9 , t nb . i i x and aged, 9,,t 10ib Two miles and a half. 16,495,4001. unfunded, making in all 799,802,1391. It is i ,19 sub the Bret year is which the debt has been below 800,000.0001. 1 ' Age et th Age et lb siDoa 1855. Ina single year it we. raised by the Crimea& ; Raman 6 9 7 Cvlwewiles lan war from 775.215.519/. to 803,913,6941., and en 1857 it had ' Atherstme reached 808,1°1,7221. I Buckstone POUR AT A BIRTH.—The German journals state P" ir " Aer 4 : 3 r c d h e y ni r b . , Melbourne. Captain Crow that an event of rare occurrence took place on the 23rd Ertl an d inst. at Mulbeim , a the Kuhr, ohm the wife of a day Myr tle 6 710 La Torques... . . .... 3 7 S labourer gave birth to four infanta, two boys and two g irls.. lord Clifden "The mother end the children," adds report, are Kthera utopia a 7 7 bred Barb) a 513 doing well." Careful 3 7 7 Tan Whither paid Blue Mantle 3 7 7 Adventurer The screw steamer Italia, belonging to the fleet , g oat g ma j II 7 7 of the London and Mediterranean Steam Navigation Com- i THE RACING STAKES o f 50 wes, each, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, pony, has just completed her first voyage to Genoa in eine asst 71b; fillies, Bst 41b ; winners extra ; one mile. (5 subs.) days eighteen hours, which, considering the very onfavour- _ /loannina, Armagnac, eby Lent of the Ides—rt asp, able weather she encountered thonghont the whole voyage, ' imoopk b., an d A u t.w. (4.4 is believed to be the quickest on record THE i THE Symms Erases of VS mom each, for 2-yr-olds ;colts. SOUTH KENSINGTON Mnssux.--During the w eek Set nb; mi . , 8 4 41 b ; ... r ui n „ na m es and allowances. coding July 25 ' the visitors have hem es fellows '—O° Mee- T.Y.C. (4 subs.)—La Belle Feronniere (31b), Loa (31b), day, Tuesday. and Saturday Ores days), epee from 10 a . m. till sonn u mp (3 1b) , an d &ai m , I 10 p.m.. 6,382. Os Wedeeeday, Thursday, and Friday Tag SECOND YEAR of the TweLITH BINTINCK MT N°. I (atudeotri days, adonis:6re to the public 6d.), open from 1 10 a.m. till 6 p.m., 1,502. Total, 7,884. From the opening of the Museum, 4.155,425. R is t nie. AL ST Be A t Kftit m ol . 1 0 0 .4 50v . 5. t.k , .m . c 9 h t , ,,, f k or e. : u t- m y ... r.olds . ;,...„ .. 11. .4: 1 t e li by b ; n • ' Wiodhound—Splitvote, Beatrice, Hslliburtoe, Gamma Tile QUKIIN'S HOUSEHOLD. —lf in any faintly la ' Is ~, Early Purl, the Old Orange Girl, fby The Core —Theamy, th th . at k o in rerf m l4 Pu estrOrse bre era w aderit td b. yQu erl'ec een t'i Victret to be s. f° U nmi nclou it b4idry Abbess, Almaek, the Ranger, i. this is the ease, for we gib the (I.lftes private baker pronoun. T. Fslo s er i:T ld ha eri ic el l eo in , u. Dee t. larati wy oa. Arecare, Aconite, Nancy, ring Borwicke Raking Powder " a most excellent and useful In. Prince Les 800, Jerry, lady Superior, Wadord, Nugget. ven ion." The same iedipiseat has by thousands upon thousands and gr oo kownet. of families been preeouneed spun this powder, which is now I extensive)/ Reed thmegtireit the length sad breadth of th e land, 1 as well os by eadarents, seafaring men, and colonists.—lAdver- I L STAKES of 10 love. each. for 2-yr-olils ; onita, Pat sosu Then Freer Yeas OF run Tiri_erearn ilENTlMUKß.ph,Mß ttstenent.l 71; fi llies, 84 41b. T.Y.C. VI ru b .) — P eso, (BY 11111011110 :amore.) GOODWOOD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) amuse Wotonritoli Bosh 3 CRAVEN STAKES. 5 Tea.— HAY STAKES. T.Y.O. Kirage, I:ask Walton, sad Mantiados I ire here. GRATWICKE STAKE& One mils and a half. Cur* Clark*, mod Zapateado are hero. STEWARDS' CUP. T.Y.C. Lady Clifden7anee; of Tr;;;171.1,. it;;;g1, Waterwitch, Exchequer, Birdhill, Lord Burhigh, Biondella, Spicebox, Miss Livingstone, Queen of Spam, Polynesia, Doocaster, East Sheen, Peignoir, Juliet, Catch 'em Alive, Cmsidia, Entremet, Amelia, Cadman, Weatherspy, Black Dear, New market, -Etna, Turco.. Weep g, Amazon&ao, Lord of Linos, Somramside, Bohemia, Keane, Muezzin, Almack, Creole, Microscope, Dolphin, Cheerful, Heart of Oak, Holy Poly, and Calliope c are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOPS. Three miles 5 furlongs. Aoe of Clubs, Splitvote c, Barbadoes, Lord Clyde, Pima der, =woven, and Laughing Stock are here. LAVANT STAKES. Halt alit& Crytheia, — iaight oiiFiaowdon,(TaraaiToy c, Agra a, Asdadeaaa, Animas, %atria, Norm la Faye o, Nathan*, Narbortue, sod Durham are hers. STEWARDS CUP. 8 to 1 ea Tto Field (off ) 10 to 1 apt Choorful tt) THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mart-late Express.) The temperature during the past week continued moth reduced, and we had a heavy fall of rain on Tuesday and Wednesday. Some of the corn was laid in consequence ; but as the weather has since been fine, much more benefit than damage has accrued, especially to the grans lands, which may now yield a fair aftermath. The unusual frosts, however, experienced on the mornings of the 18th and 191 h July are said to have proved very injurious to the backward wheat, and many fields have a bleached appearance is con sequence; leading to the conclusion that the yield will materially suffer, though the bulk was in this respect out of harm's way. Fine samples of Lew have indeed already been exhibited, but with lON strength than if mere moisture had been supplied to the growing plants. Beane continne to be badly reported ; peas seem likely to be a fair yield, and of fine quality; cede sot plentiful, and barley very variable. Wheat is good as a whole, sad very fins in favoured localities. It has been too dry for potatoes to be abundant on the light soils, but no complaets are made of the reappearance of disease. The country markets being moderately supplied, and foreign arrivals else meth reduce d, prices have rather hardened that, otherwise for wheat, and with political aspects much beclouded se respect' Poland, and the weather rather broken, holders el foreign have evinced less anxiety Weal. Stall the late law failure@ in Denise for a time reduced prior there, and quite paralysed business. listeeelsewherehave very little altered, and the same may be said of Ar 0617014 though there has been more anxiety to quit flour at New York at some re. 1 ductioe. The arrivals off the coast SUMO the 17th of July were 36 of which 11 cargoes ware wheat, 17 MIGIO, 3 barley, and 4 beaus. The prices paid were as follows :—Polith Odessa wheat, 395.; Banat, 395. 6d.; Taganrog Ghirke, 40s. to 40a. 63.; also for Cootineet, Odessa Ghirks, at 425. 4)d. c.f.i.; maize, from 275. to 28e. 6d.; 'bran barley, at 26a. 6d. per qr. The sales noted last week were 46,737 gm. wheat, at 465. 7d., wipe 50,591 qrs. in 1862. The London averages were 47e. 4d. on 1,947 qn. The imports for the United Kingdom for the week ending 18th July were 54,237 qm wheat, 48,931 owls. flour. Monday's market in London opened on the back of a small supply of wheat, both English and foreign . Very few samples were sent up in the course of the morning from Kest and Faux, and these went off more readily than of late at unaltered rates, excepting inferior parcels. There wu fair retail trade in good foreign, at unaltered prices ; but to sell freely it was necessary to take lees money. Cargoes offering afloat not being numerous went off without difficulty at as much money. On Wednesday there were 190 m sea per coast arid 10,470 qrs. foreign. With the weather to very wet, isles were made more reed'dy of English samples at folly the previous currencies. Molders of foreign were careless above making sales, which in retail surest galena previous rates. Friday's returns were 670 qrs. coastwise and 10,990 foreign. The weather having taken up again, there was lees anxiety on the art of buyers, though in the business transacted they had to pay the previous currency. Less was doing in foreign, bat no change of prices could be noted. Scarcely more than half the usual supply of country doer was reported on Monday, with hardly any foreign. The diminished quantity and cooler weather being in favour et sales, it was more easy to plum good mark, of country make, and aka of American were aloe made at quite former rates. Town prices were unaltered, the top quotation re maining 47a per sack. On Wednesday there were 330 lathe per coast, 110 sacks 10,800 barrels foreign. It was muck easier to-day to plea samples of approved country marks at full prices, and there was more doing in barrels, notwitb standiog the good apply. Friday's quantities ware 290 sacks coastwise, 110 sack. 13040 barrels foreign. Though fine weather had returned, the trade in Norfolk' wu firm, and some sales of American were rude at 6d. per barrel. advance. Of British barley there were but few ample@ on Monday, and the foreign supplies were scanty. Without a brisk trade, the retail business pawing was at quite se much money, both for eecondsry and inferior grinding foreign. On Wed. nssday there were no arrivals per oast, but 1,040m5. foreign. This small supply ad rainy weather gave rat her more tone to the trade, and the prices paid in retail DM fully equal to Mooday's. Friday's returns were nil per j coast, and only 1,040 qrs. foteko. The sales of to-day, notwithstanding the weather being fine again, were at quite as much mosey as was previously paid. The malt trade was quiet on Monday, and the prices of fine quality were fully as high as on the previous week. The week closed with rates well sup The supply of foreign oats oal r :n e tay was fair, and more than adequate after the late heavy arrivals; but from the United Kingdom very little appeared, though among them were some fair samples of new from Kee& Dealers being well in stock, barium was on a limited stale, sad the rates of the previous weak were barely rustsioed, excepting for the finest samples. On Wednesday there were 10 qrs. per coast, 830 quarters Irish, and 6,110 gqoarters foreign. This reduced supply sad rough weather enabled holders oocsaiooally to make sales at rather above the previous currency. Friday's returns were 110 quartens coastwise, , 850 quarters Irish, and 7,110 quartets foreign. The market then retained its previous firmness, and more sales were made than previously at a slight advisee. Of English beans there mare but few on :Monday, : but plenty of forego. There bens some buyers from 1 the country, prices were supported:lout the demand was not extensive. The week closed without any change in _ values. _ Very few English pees were at market on Monday, but there was a fair arrival from the Baltic. BIM little demand obtained, and in the sales made no change of prime could be noted. There was no subsequent change in the market. There was very little linseed reported, and nothing was exported. A large business had been doing in *rushing seed and prices were again hardening. Cakes sold at as much money, with a fair demand. The week closed with prices ' rather higher. The seed trade was quiet. More new rapeseed appeared of good quality, and brought shunt 70s. per qr. New trefoil of home and foreign growth, of fine quality, was exhibited with values unsettled. Fine canary was more in demand. With the bay harvest completing, and that of corn just beginning, markets have been generally scantily supplied with whret. Several places have remained dull, with very little demand, and scarcely anywhere was business exten sive ; bat the prevalent feeling was one of more confidence, and an occasioeel improvement in prices, as at Barnsley, Boston, Newbury, and Stocktoo, where a rise of le, per yr. 1/111 ArZirrpOol there was • good consumptive demand for wheat at 2d. per central over the rates of that day week, and fine flour brought aid. to le, per barrel more money. Data were dull, and beans down 6d. to la, per qr. Maize in fair demand at 275. 3d. per qr. for prime mixed. On Fri day prices were still firm. In spring corn boviness generally has been moderate, and prices much the same. The wheat trade in Scotland has been steady, no change being noted either in Edinburgh or Weave ; but at both places oats and barley have been dull, and other grain. 'mattered. The Dublin market was fairly attended, and con , prime little altered. There were buyers of flour at le. pen mac reduction, which mu resisted, but maim only sold freely at 3d. per barrel 111.. SHOCKING DEATH PROM FIRE. —An inquiry wart held by Mr. Wm. Payne. coroner, at Os ' s Hospital, last night, respecting the death of William Pressley, aged years, who lost his life under the following circum stances :—lt appeared that deceased was a carpenter, and on Friday week he was at work at a shop in Chapel-place. Bermombay. The shop was fifty feet loot, and up the centre was • wide bench, at one end of which he was standing. A heap of shavings was set on fire at the other sod, by a spark from the furnace ; and the SUll shining in his eyes, be did not observe the fire at first. Ultimately, while trying to get to the door along the passage by the bench, be was terribly burnt in the face. arms, end bead, and he had great difficulty in getting ont alive. The work shop was brined down and the adjoining premiere were in jured. Decssaed was taken to the hospital, where he died from the dreadful injuries be bad received. A verdict of „ Accidental Death" was returned. A Womaw BURNT TO DIATI T.—On Sunday a young woman named Harris, the wife of a labourer residing at Chilham, met with her death in • most shocking manner. It appeared from the 'video:* gives at the inquest, held on Tuesday, that deceased was sogsged cooking potatoes, wearing at the time • very extensive cridolioe. At about half-pad 12 o'clock a man heard deceased screaming, and on going to the house found her with her clothes on fire. He threw • pail of water over her, mod extinguished the flames, and she was subsequently conveyed to the Kent sad Canterbury Hoe pitsl, where she died on Monday morning from the injuries she had received. 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