The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commiaaioner Holroyd.) IN RE LAURENCE, LORTIIIORII, AND CO. There was a sitting under this old bankruptcy for the pur pose of declaring • dividend on the separate estate of ?Jr. Mortimore. The bankrupts were the well-known leather factors of St. Mary-axe. There has already been a dividend of Tu. on Mr. Mortimore's separate estate, and the esetiiu hand are expected to yield a further small dividend. It was at one time expected that this estate, as well as that of 11r. !Aortae., would yield a dividend of 20a in the pound : but owing to the la-ge claims made upon them respect of trust funds, which bad been recovered and dealt with by the firm of Streatfeild end Co., (those claims, amounting to upwards of 14.0001., having to be paid in NU) the amount of the dividends will be considerably Te d u ged, Mr. Laurseca's estate has already paid 17a 6d. in the pound. The dividend on Mr. Mortimore's estate, it is thought, will little exceed that already paid. Some diacuarioe now arose as to the amount of dividend to be received by the trustees upon each of the separate estates. It was admitted that they had received 17s. 6d. on Mr. Laurence's estate, and it was asked that, before any further dividend wan made on ?dr. Mortimore's estate, the estate of Mr. Laurence might be indemnified in the amount which it bad paid beyond 10s. in the pound. His Honour said that care should be taken that neither of the estates paid more than its share of the stuns payable io respect of the breach of trust. Mr. Hutchins, Mr. Gresham, and Mr. Lawrence appeared in the case. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. CHARGE OF 118.1LILTIN0 TIM POLICE. John Colima, a builder in Drury•lane, wee charged with assaulting Police.coustable McLeod, F 40. The officer had interfered to prevent a disturbance in front of the defendant's house, °condoned by his quarrelling with a next door neighbour, a rival builder, nam e d Marshall. All private remonstrance being uselesathe constable endeavoured to force the defendant into his own house, but the defendant knocked him down. After this thedefendant retired and ahnt the door upon the offloer,who availed himself of the reedy m ai:stance proffered by Morahan to go round through the house of the latter, and enter defendant's from the back. Here another conflict ensued, and the defendant attempted to strike the officer with a heavy shovel. Fortunately the blow was evaded, or, according to the evidence, the constable would have been " killed on the spot." . . . It appeared that a summons ball been already taken out respecting the differences between the two neighbours, but they were impatient for the issue, and had got up a row in anticipation of the magisterial inquiry. Mr. Abrams, for defendant, urged that his client bad been greatly provoked and excited by the conduct of Marshall, and perhaps had taken a glans too much, but he regretted that he bad misted the police in any way. Mr. Henry fined the defendant 51., or one month's impri sonment. THE TYPE-lITIALING CASE. John Ogilvie, comp *Hoe, who had been charged with starling a quantity of new type from the office of Mr. Stevens, of BeU•Tard, and selling the same to • marine more dealer (formerly in the City police) as old lead, was brought up for further examination. The prisoner's employer hoped bin worship would deal with the prisoner as leniently as possible, in consideration of his advanced age. Mr. Henry committed him for three months. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ♦ NCI= IN TRE BATY/AM. Mr. Oliver AIM Trinsier, of 22, Adelaide-mad North, St. John's-wood, and Mr. Henry Hepburn, of 29, Welling tomvillas, Finchley-road, gentlemen, were charged before Mr. Mansfield with being drunk and behaving in a dis orderly manner in the Haymarket. 'hinder was further with assaulting Sergeant James Ward, 290 A, and te sr pru d rn with assaulting Sergeant George Appleton, 26 0, and Wm. Cane, 35 C. Sergeant Ward said—At half-past two this morning I maw the defendants with three °then walkingarm-in-arna, there being at the time a large crowd in the Haymarket in cones queens at • dieturbance. I requested the defendants to go away, but they refused, one of them saying. " We shan't go away. You want another Cremonte row.' Upon this the aced began to him. I requested the defendants to go away, and they went a short distance but returned, the crowd by this time numbering above 100 persons, meetly prostitutes and low men about the Haymarket. As the defendants canned a great disturbance, 1 took Trinder into custody, when he put big foot behind mine, and tried to throw me down, and he then gave me a blow on the bead, but it did not hurt me much. I then took him to the station. Trinder—l never attempted to trip you up. Sergeant Appleton, 26 C—l heard the prisoners hallooing, end a large number of prostitutes and thieves assembled. I saw Trinder try to trip up Sergeant Ward and then strike him. I took Hepburn into custody, when he mid he was if he would go quietly, and called out, " Jack, rescue me," and I then felt myself pinioned from behind. I struggled and got away from the person. and on Cane, a constable, coming to my assistance, my prisoner (Hepburn) knocked the constable's hat off, and then struck lake three or four times on the face with his stick, at last breaking it. On the way to the station Hepburn struck me two or three times, but did not hurt me much. Hepburn—He has told a deliberate lie when be says he was pinioned from behind. I told a friend to rescue me but not to strike you. W. Cane, 35 C, after corroborating the previous witnesses, said—l was struck three or four times in the face by Hep burn, who called out " Jack, rescue me." Mr. Mansfield—What became of " Jack ? " Hepburn—There didn't happen to be a "Jack" in our party. We did not say we wanted another Creworue row, but that the police wanted It. Mr. Mansfield—You have not done any very great damage to the police, or I should have felt it my duty to have dealt very severely with you. For this piece of folly you must pay 40a each or a month in default. Mr. Michael Was. Balls, of 69, Great Portland-unrest, gentleman, and Mr. theophilas Harris, 9, Bell-yard, Dectors%commons, solicitor, were charged by Alwood, 188 C, with behaving in a disorderly 111110:1116T, and causing a crowd of peewee to assemble in Coventry.street. Mr. Mansfield rid he considered the punishment the defendants had undergone in being locked up sufficient, and discharged them. SOUTH WARK. 8111008 CHARGE OP STAMPING. Alexander Johnson , demur bed oo the charge-sheet u a shoemaker, was planed at the her before Mr. Berchem, charged with cutting and wounding Charles Fury, another shoemaker, in a desperate manner, inflicting no lees than five stabs in different parte of the body, and injuries him to that extent as to prevent his leaving the hospital for some time. 7POlice-coustakile 485 A. rid that on the previous morn ing he was on duty in Mid-street, Borough, when he heard cries of " Murder!" proceed from Disney-street. He went in that direction and met a female, who called out "For God's sake make haste, or my husband will be murdered !" He proceeded with her to a house ID Dismay street, and found the injured man bleeding from the neck and almost in an exhausted state. He instantly conveyed him to the hospital. where he was examined, and five distinct cuts were found on him, on the shoulder and sides. Witness here produced a certificate from the house surgeon at Goy's Hospital, setting forth "That none of the dabs were of a serious nature, but the injured man would sot be able to leave the hospital for several days." Witness then returned to Disoey.street and took the prisoner into custody, and the knife produced was handed to him by Mrs. Fury, the wife of the injured man. Mr. Burnham asked if there were any witnesses in court who were present at the time the prisoner stabbed lb* man? The constable replied that his wife was in court; but on a future occasion he should be able to modem two or three persons who were present. . . . . Mr. r ßoreham asked the prisoner whether be bed ear thing to say why he should oat be reminded? Tie • Said that he had no answer at present. Mr. urcham —Then you are remanded until Monday, when it is expected the injured man will be able to leave the hospital. Durrarcrivz FIRINA—(THTH DAY.)—About one o'clock a fire, which threatened fatal results to several persons. happened in the premises belonging to Mr. E. Col terett. French wine importer, No. 157, Berrooodsey•street. The discovery was made by a poliowconstable, who. noticing smoke pouring out of the lower part of the building, with some difficulty succeeded in arousing the inmates, who escaped just in time to avoid being burnt to death. The premises were nearly burned oat, and the roof partially destroyed. The building was 'inured io the Sun Fire office. About half-past 4 a.m. a lire commenced in the premises of Mr. W. West, a laundry proprietor. situate at 8, Queen's. rod, Chelsea. The laundry and the washhonse were nearly consumed, sod the back part of the dwelling ,evenly damaged. The contents were insured in the (Yon. office. RETALIATION IN THE SOUTH. —The Richmond Ihepatrit of the 7th inst. nye :—" In the Libbey Prison yesterday, by order of General Wioder, the captains among the Yankee prisoners drew lots for two of their number to be shot., in retaliation for the shooting of Captains Corbio and M'araw by General Burnside, at Sandusky, Ohio. on the 15th of May last. The pri• Donn were assembled in a room, at 12 o'clock, by Cap tain Turner, the commandant of the prison, and after being formed io a hollow manure around a table were in. formed of the order of General Winder. Slips of paper, each containing the name of one of the officers present, were carefully folded up and deposited on the table. Coatis Turner then informed the men that they might select whom they planed to draw the names and the first two names drawn would indicate those to be shot. The lots were drawn by the Rey. Mr. Brown, amid a silence almost deathlike. The first ballot drawls corniced the name of Captain Sawyer, of the 14 New Jersey Cavalry ; the snood that of Captain Flies, of the blest Wises' Yoh:Moan. The day of their esecotion has not yet been axed." The metropolis of the Lake district (nays the Puuhreland Parquet) is filled with visitors, many of them belooging to the aristocratic circles. THE LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sy =ammo 171.110LIPEL) GOODWOOD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) GOODWOOD DERBY. One mile four furlongs. War Hone and Jaromotrie are here. ENTRY FOR E5O HANDICAP PLATE. T.Y.C. Despair, Lady Cid.den, Spicebor, Gordian Knot, Tailor, Symphony, Min Livingstone, Perseverance, Loretto, Curie, Brother Sanibel), Melundra, Coupon, Birdlime, Antoinette, Zorn, Dirt Cheap, Cuckoo, Flutter, Anaingtori, Westher &" Bradamsete, Creole, Poland. Liston, Erythia, Kean, Golden Duit, Xurullo, Juliet, and Chioquot the Jester are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOTS. Craven Conroe. amid*, Awe, Lod GoM Dust are here. GOOD WOOD STAKES. Two miles and a half. Hellman, Loiterer, Wham, Maid of Mashiun f, Mye, Kanteford, Magnum Bum , Barebettina, Anfield, Zapa. tesdo, Schoolmistress, Bloodin, Berbadoes, Jack o'Hearts, Blackdowo, Brian Bore, Wasp g, Warhorse, and QUIZO. nette are here. COWDRAY STAKES. T.Y.O. Spieebox, ludo- ti Uwe, Flutter, Dirt Cheep, Chioquot the Jester, and to Erythia are here. as. FINDON STAKE& T.Y.C. Paris, Knight of Sooorden, Comette, Master Richard, 10 Doctor, Balance, Sea Boy, Scottish Chief, Phemy f, Rose- IS math, Linda, Mary Copp c, Audacionae, Plush c, Sheridan, MI Tomato, Pegasus, Guldyloclia, Dispute, Lougchamp, Nu bonne, Vab.hus, and Polonaise are here. I 84. DRAWING-ROOM STAKES. Craven Conroe. Jarnicoton, Wasp a, llaeraroui, Blackdown, and Gunner 8 4 are hem ENTRY FOR lOW. PLATE. Craven Course. Bt. Beckenham, Spenoer, Baldwin, Curie, Coupon, Black el.: Prince, Douche, Silirstone, Kingswood, Jack o Hearts, i-z . Dirt Cheap, Jades, Creole, Microscope, Poland. General Be. Hess, and 'The Principal. B A R AIIUVID.-014 Orange Girl, Tippler, sail Eaperancs. et. LATEST BETTING. Bt. GOODWOOD STAKES. M. H. 7 to 4 eget Aidield (ti 01. 100 to 15 Hellman (t) It. 100 to 15 Bloa,lio (t) BR 10 to 1 Pelham (t) 00 100 to 7 Wasp g (t) 10 20 to 1 Magnum Bonnm (1) 10 LONDON AND MIDDLESEX BANS (LIMITED). I I. (IRIS DAY.) I: The half-yearly half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was K. held at noon, at the Loudon Tavern ; Viscount TORRINGTON. 8 M.P., in the chair. et. The report sad accounts were as follows : 26 22. "The &Ireton now submit to the shareholders the result of the operations of the beak, from the commencement of ft st business on the Ist September, 1862, to 30th June last, 82. From this it will be seen that the gross earnings during that 10 period of tea months have been 13,3981. 4s. 9d., and that, 10 1 after deducting from this amount current expenditure, t i t interest paid to customers (5,2451. 13e. 7d.), and making as. provision for bad and doubtful debts, the available as. Wawa is 3,1141. 13a. 9d. With this balance 10 the directors propose to deal as follows:-To pay 62. • dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, St 7811. 19s. 7d. ; to create a reserve fund, 1.000/. ; to write e t t. off preliminary expenses, 2501.-2,031/. 19s. 7d. ; and to g t carry the balance of 1,082 1 . 14s. 2d. forward to the ge next half-year. The directors, acting on a nume is - rously-signed requisition from the inhabitants of Woolwich, 26 have recently opened • branch in that place, which there is 26 ggoooedd reason to believe will prove a source of profit. The business of the bank is soucd and progressive, and the di- 10 rectors remind the proprietors that their interests will be 60 benefited by the introduction of satisfactory accounts. In 16 pursuance of the articles of association, all the directors re- 14 tire from office, and, being eligible, offer themselves for re election. The auditors also retire, and, being duly qualified 5 for re-election, offer themselves accordingly. The dividend et will be in course of payment on and after the sth August, •1s• and a warrant for the amount will be forwarded to each St: shareholder. it " Balanoe.sheet June 30, 1863.-Dr. :To capital amount, It 36,6211.,• to amount due on current and other accounts, 281,3511. 14s. 5d.; to gross amount of interest, 13,3981. 4a. thl., less interest paid to customers, and provision for bed sad doubtful debts, 5,2451. 13s. 7d.-8,152/. 11• 2d.; total, 325,1251. ss. 7.1. Cr.: By preliminary expenses, 2,4391. Bs. 7d. ; by hank premises and furniture-head tb office and branches, 6,7661. la. 9d. ;by bills discounted, 6 loans to customers, Inn, 243,6521. 3s. 10d. ; by current W expenses at bead office and breaches, from Ist September, 1 1 1862, to 30th June, 1863, 50371. 17a. sd. ; by cash in is hand, 67,2301. 14e. ; total, 325,1251.5 a. 7d. sea " Profit and Loss Atmouot,fune 30, DIVA-To current it exposers, brought down, 5,0371. 17s. sd. ; to balance to * profit and loss, new account 3,1141. 13s. 9d. ; total, 8,152/. 00 lla. 24. By balance of interest account, brought down, r g 8,1521. lls. 2d." 11 The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report and re secousta, said the bank bad been in operation only ten 11 months, having commenced at a period when a large number 14 of new banks weft springing into existence, and when point- liar care was requisite in the conduct of banking operations. Having had 180,0001. banded over to them when the g bank was formed, they had increased it by 100.0001. g (Cheers.) He was convinced that the course I pursued in making the call was a wise one. 1 A large number of new accounts had been since added, the business of the balk rested on a sound foundation, and they might safely look forward to increased prosperity. The two West-end branches had been worked at a profit. In alluding I to the Woolwich branch, he observed that it was not in. ' teoded to establish any more branches. The divided now to be declared should be regarded as interest for money pending the period when the bank might be expected to re alise a fair rate of profit. In conclusion, he urged the proprietors present to endeavour to bring new accounts to the bank, and acknowledged the great value of the ser vices of the company's staff. Mr. Lawaxtrca, in woodier the motion, expressed his satisfaction at the result announced and the great economy which distinguished the management. The motion was then adopted unanimously ; and the re tiring directors lad auditors having been re-elected, thanks were voted to the chairman and Ins colleagues in the direc tion, the manager (Mr. Terry), and the other officers of the bank. WRATHXR REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) I 1:: WILDITODAT, JULY 2D, II Das. S. I ft raosuna THURSDAY. FRIDAY. N.E. to W.. moderate. Forre-ENT. W. to W., inodende, ii i i fine. Ina. N.W. to N.H., light, Wm. N.L AO W.. moderate, I % ts. , fine. fine. 30 M.N. W. toLN.l.,liglit BOOTH. N.H. to 8., moderate. sb :, to moderate, fine. inl. N.W. to X, variable, BOUTH.E.ADT. N.H. to 9.E., moderate, , 20 , One. fine. 26,i North-East=fiforay Firth to Norfolk West= Donegal to COM- I6i wall. flonth=Cbannel and Brooch Comte. South-Teat=Stralt • , or Dover to Norfolk. 51 RIPRIAENTATION 01 PONTEFRACT. —The names -- 10;i of Sir Edmund Heed, Bark, late Governor of Canada, and of Yr. P. A. Piclutrieg, the recorder of the borough, are' spoken of by the liberal party. The conservative. are al ready in the field, sad Sir. Samuel Waterhouse, of Halifax. who previously contested the representation, has addressed the electon.—Leeds Mercury. MullikrteasT LKOACIE4.--We (Edinburgh Courant) understand that the late William Luke, E.q., of No. 4. Groveetreet, who died on the 19th ult., has bequeathed the following legacies to the under-mentioned educational and charitable institutions, via.:-1. To Glasgow Univer sity, to perpetuate the memory of his late nephew. George Ranken Luke, in connexion therewith, 3,0001. 2. To the Established Church Presbytery of Edinburgh (the annual laterest to be expended in salaries to Scripture readers for the poorest and most ignorant districts of the city). 3 000/. 3. To the ministers aad kirk session of St. Cuthbert's. Edinburgh, for beboof of the Industrial School. Castle Barns, connected therewith, 1.0001. 4. To Dr. On.hrie's Original Ragged School, 1,0001. 5. To the Deaf and Dumb Institution, Edinburgh. 5001. 6. To the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, 5001. These legacies amount in all to the mu. Mamma stun of 9,0001. KING GEORGE. AND KING OTao.—A Copenhagen letter contains the following A rather curious incident which occurred a few days back at the Hamburg Inter national Eihibitioe a now locution the subject of conver sation here. The young King George L being there, foiled himself, while in one of the compartments of the division when the cowl invented agricultural machines were inhi bited, close to King Otbo. Everyone remarked the embar rassment with which the newlyalected Severeign weasel:ad on being unexpectedly placed in presence of the imoaarth whom he is about to succeed."—Oatipriani. Morn 10th. tlearbaronelt Greencastle Galway Valentla L'Orlaot. IteChilort Plymouth .. Weymouth . Portsmouth London .... 1 2. 14 . r. ... HeUgol~nd Dover. 29110 aI _ . WEDNESDAY EVENING, 'REES, SHARE L18771-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The railway market is firm to-day, and the general tendency favourable. South Eastern, Caledonian, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks are in demand, and have advanced to per cent. The first-mentioned line attracts chief attention. The other leading descriptions are without change. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1014 to 102 ; Great Western, 66} to 3 ; 111 Midland, 128 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1134 to b ; Caledonian, 120} to 121 ; South Eastern, 924 to 3 ; Great Eastern, 53} to 3 ; Great Northern, 127} to 128} ; and London and South Western, 108 too . Cape Town an Buffalo and Lake Huron shares are inquired for. Grand Trunk of Canada First s Preference bonds are dull. Foreign lines meet with 1: little attention. 11 WILDMAN? 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CORIIOIR, which closed yesterday at 921 to 1 for Two o'ClOcm. the 6th August, were first marked this morning A better feeling prevails in the stock markets 921, and after declini n g to 921 to 1, closed at 94 to-day. The funds are firm, and Consols are quoted to 93. For money the last price fo r we s92l for money slightly better than they closed ,ester- The offil ial . 1 f re or P° m rt on is ey u , 921, 0 1, : 1, 1, ; day. English railways are likewise strong, with a ditto for tent ' 921 • ; y Three per Cents. Re rather favourable tendency. The chief improvement, doted; 93, 92/. 93} . bu co siness ew Three per Ceuta-. 92 1, however, is in the foreign stock market, in which 93, 921, 931 ; 'R.0.1 S'ea Telegraph , 21 ; Bank Stock, the commencement of the settlement has been 2374, Z 9 • ludia Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Four per Cent. Debentures, • attended with an almost general advance in prices, Stock, redeemable in July, 1870, 1081, 108 ; dills which is especially observable in Mexican and 100 • Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 107. Spanish Passive Bonds. The Confederate Loan ' The India Five per Cent. stock has risen 1 per does not recover. cent., dosing at 1084 to 1. Exchequer Bills were At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's steady at par to 3s. prem. telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at The shares of the new financial companies RUR• 66fr. 97c., showing no change of importance. tamed a fresh fall in the morning, in sympathy `nth the depression of other securities, but clo sed Consols are now quoted 924 to 9 3 , both for money at a slight recovery, yet still about 2s. 6d. per share and the account (Aug. 6). The official business lower than yesterday. International left off at 34 report is as follows :—Three per Cent. CORWIN •to 31 prem. ; General, at tot prem. ; and London, for money, 93, 921 ; ditto, for account, 921 ; at Ito 11 prem. Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 93 ; Rawl The shares tothellludson Afa r l Bay asecl a C t om l ipa t liy i l el ter Three per Cents., 93, ; Bank Stock, decl i ni ng Eaptiai Trading were steady at 4to 1 prem. 2374, 237, 239; India Five per Cent. Stock, With the exception of a fresh rise of 11. to 2/. in 1084, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; the shares of the Bank of London, the market for ditto Bonds, 15a. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Bank shares to-day was heavy. A reduction took Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 116 ; and Ex- place in Bank of Egypt, Bank of New Zealand, chequer Bills, 3a prem., par. I City, London Joint Stock, London and South I African, South Australian, and National Bank of Foreign stocks exhibit an almost general re .,_ I Liv 1 English and Irish Beak shares, however, covery. Mexican d " S p anish Passive Bon 's I met with inquiry. National Discount, Joint Stock are especially buoyant, the former being last I Discount, and London District Telegraph shares, marked 311 and the latter 314. Greek Bonds together with Italian Irrigation Bonds, were heavy. are better, at 301 to 311, and the I (here were inquiries for Crystal Palace Debenture Coupons, better, at 13; to 14. The Turkish stock. Loan of 1854 is quoted 91} to 92 4 ; that of 1858, prem. M esh closed to-day at 1 1 1 to 124 Universal Marine, 1 to 1 die. • Thames 694 to 70 ; that of 1862, 664 to 67 ; and the Censer and i mmy; 24 to 3 prem. . Commercial Union, lidds, 481 to ; Egyptian stock, however, is lower. 11 to 2 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 174 Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, to 1 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 11 to 1852, 1858, 1860, 921 ; Danish, 1863, 89, 901 ; 1 4..Erem• Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.. 641, ex div. ; The nominal closing quotations for shares in new un d e rtakings to-day were as follows : — City of Egyptian, 1024, 102 ; ditto second issue, 101 1 ; I London Hotel, to 1 prem. • Company of African Greek, 30 4, 31 4 ; ditto Coupons, 134, 14 • Merchants, 4to prem.,- Oriental Hotels, to 1 Italian, 70},1, 4, ex div. ; ditto, Maremmana Rail- prom. ; Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, f die. way, 784, ex div. ; Mexican, 35, 5; Peruvian, 1862, to prem.; and Marine Investment, to today prem. 86f, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, A fresh rise of 4 per cent, took ace in United States Five per Cents., and ther e was an and 1862, 471, 4, ex div. ;ditto, for account, 471 ; almost general Russian, 1822, 934 ;ditto 1 8 50 , : ,4, ex div. ;ditto rimo rail way •in securities.eral and decided • t A me improvemen On the other hand, 1859, 581; dittolB62, 92,1 ; Sardinian, for account, Canada Government Bonds were heavy. 89, ; Spanish Three per Cents., 541, 531, ex div.; ditto Passive, 301, 311, 301, 314 ; ditto Certificates, 12; Turkish, 1858, 691, 4; ditto 1862, 661, 4, 67, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, 56. The market for the Confederate Loan is much quieter, and the quotation is without change, at 14 to 12 discount. International Financial shares are in demand, and have advanced to 4to 41 prem. General Credit and Finance are steady at to 1 prem. ; and London Financial, at 1 to 14 prem. Hudson's Bay shares are without change, at 14 to 14 die. ; while Egyptian Trading have risen to Ito prem. The arrival of no lees than 726,5001. in specie is announced to-day. The Taimanian, from the West Indies, has brought 515,0001., and the City of Washington, from New York, 211,5001. The discount market was slightly easier yester day. Good bills could be placed at 31 to 31 per cent., and at the Bank of England the demand was only moderate. About 75,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and in several instances the rates were quoted more in favour of this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.185 to • ditto, 3 days, ILI6I to 17 ,• Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.1 f 85 to ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.525 to 7i ; Hamburg, ms. hanoo, three mouths, 3 13.85 to I ; Paris, days, 25.t.21 t 0324 ; do., 3 months, 25.53 to 60 ; Prankfort-ou-therldame, 3 mouths, 1195 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 355 to I ; Vienne, eff. 60., 3 months, 11.53 to 65 ; Trieste, elf. flo., 3 months, 11.55 to 65 ; Madrid, 3 months, 485 to 49 ; Odin, 3 months, 485 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Genoa, 3 months, 23.60 to 65 ; Milan, 3 months, 25 . 60 to 65 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Palermo, 3 months. 25.625 to 75 ; Memos, 3 months, 25.624 to 71; Lisbon, 90 days, 525 to 5 ; Oporto. 90 days, 525 to 53. The Master of the Rolls on Monday made an order for the winding up of a scheme styled the New Theatre Company (Limited). Very unfa vourable rumours are in circulation with reference to the manner in which the affairs of this abortive project have been administered. It is said that the allotment was made upon a very inadequate subscription list, and the manner in which the funds of the company—fortunately of limited amount—have been appropriated, will probably re quire aclose investigation. The prospectu Pi of this con cern was issued towards the close of last March, with a proposed capital of 125,0001. in 5,000 shares of 5/. each. Use was made of the names of a number of noblemen and gentlemen as patrons, while the board of directors, as printed, included the following names :—Mr. H. C. Cobbold, Mr. J. W. Cusack, Mr. E. Edwards, Lieut.-Colonel Napier Sturt, M. P., and Mr. Gerard de Witte. The broker was Mr. G. B. Rickard, of the Stock Exchange, who, how- I ever, intimated in June last that be had entirely p o w disassociated himself from the concern. We are requested to state that Mr. J. Reid Mackenzie, general manager of the New Zealand Banking Corporation (Limited), has taken his de parture for Dunedin with all requisites for com mencing business immediately on his arrival. At a special meeting held yesterday of the Grand Surrey Docks and Canal Company, to consider the terms of the proposed amalgamation with the Com mercial Dock Company, a resolution was carried by a large majority empowering the directors to apply to parliament for an Act sanctioning the union of the two undertakings, and for increasing the amount of share capital. The basis of the agreement is to the following effect : that the shareholders of the Grand Surrey Docks Company shall receive stock iu the new company of the value of 1171. for each 1001. now held, and that the shares of the Com mercial Dock Company be takeu at par. The half-yearly meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company, fixed for the 12th August, is to be made special, for the purpose of creating new capital to an amount " not exceed ing" the large sum of 2,480,1661. The half-yearly meeting of the Southampton Dock Compauy will be held on the 26th August. The second ordinary general meeting of share holders of the Imperial Bank is convened for the 4th August. A general meeting . of the Pneumatic Despatch Company (Limited) is called for the Ist August. A general meeting of the Westminster Palace Hotel Company (Limited) is convened for the 3rd August, when a dividend is to be taken into consideration. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 17th of July were 8,5381., being 2521. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The plan for a re-organisation of the securities of the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Company having been completed and ratified by the stock holders at their meeting held at Hannibal on the 30th May last, the bondholders are informed that the new bonds and preferred stock of the company are ready for exchange for the old bonds, in con formity with the provisions of the indenture of April last. The half-yearly interest is advertised on Havana and Idarianao Railway Seven per Cent. Bonds, Marietta and Cincinnati Railway First Mortgage Bonds, and Northern Railway of Canada Second Preference Six per Cent. Booths. I New CORN E Ten ANOZ AT LaILDS. —Another spl The Master of the Rolls proposes, on the 4th did public budding—the OW. Cato Exchange—has been August, to make a call of 7s. per share on the con- opened in Leeds. T h. .. w auk s is le a b. B /„,,,, :ie d the s tributoriee of the Waterloo We, &c., Assurance Roman theatre,. and . was deeigneri by Mr. .14 th Company.of r magnificent Town-bell, who her moue mo oed a building not only of great beauty, but displaying The Council of India have ordered the ships d e u uch originality in design and arrangement It is both an Akbar and Stalwart to be surveyed, preparatory to h onour to the architect and an ornament to the town. The engaging them for the conveyance of troops to cost of it. m ak n h a . b... ' ,p ran k of 25 , 0001.—1 an der Kurrachee and Bombay respectively. Mercury. FLOOIL Town made:twer --- ill I lb. ' Household 34 to 16 Country ;Norfolk And Su ff olk 1 es 434) 29 to 31 OATS. a. i. Danish and Swedish II to t. 2 Burl= to 36 .. 31 to 33 .. SS to 38 .. SS So 38 -- Innen COOL White SI to 23 Yellow ___ 29 to 31 FWUJ. 1200414 par ;;0k7... 37 to 41 „ to ArnerlCSO, per 0n... 20 to 24 Ca 33,113 a. .. 19 to 23 INTO LONVON BY WAITS, 5 TO JULY 23, li4CLUSIVE BRIT= POSSINSIONE. ea Ira, Itm.WATIL yeast NI I A D NNE. • N. Idonas" IN 'om. 6 Da New 7. Do. New. I Sharea W BMW. INElNDeroalll IN Dett..E.sot,.Efloderke SpaAup I. DM De.. 1.1. INA &NE. WE NN & 1. D Noe T.ADoek So.. ree Degneroze./p.a.per.pred sown Dam. NS WIN gas. 6 p. Da 0. Istaaitos Do. H. do Goad ?rank of Da`." * ; is; Do. lot rot Bondi.. Do. do. doterred' Do. and prettionds.. Do. do. deterred' Do. Srd prof. Stock..l Do. do. deferred Do. tth pro!, Stook.. Do. do. deterred boa haw Pealskik. Do. New Do. Jamnry, p. MIL at Ines g. 6 et Galles' Osnsds, Shares Do. New Dallx.eindsxnet 'sop I WV:3 I = L X= Wader Don. 6i pee 4.1 Do. do. et 6 pot X nee Do. Fifth extension llein. sod aolmon= X. illessnwitskt o clue • sad B N.B. of Onsads p. s Blois gas 6 pee ant— , Do. Deihl do. Do. do. do Dw Poo sub Do. Id.Bt.Flot.s6p.e. ; :iii mo l ..-.. 60114 '1 - 1~1 i es til F . i.oeo LceE 61 1: 1,0110 4 "iie one .. 6eeo ,110 to Lao .. dot .. EOG 1 NY 2W... .396 :". ,040 6009 .. BILITIBII 02 04 107 108 11, , pm 8 at 106 e 107; 1071 Pug 108 109 L 1 ua arnoaAsisit Div. G. Oon. (Inviotk ) Drakewons fast Boson (Mom) Bad (aqui Goki (LW) tut Ca radon Eirtai•WCAutatk.) Gnat) & B Aabyn. Geed &at& Toligus Wh. VG, (Hoisical.. 'farad wPoot toy Bertha tater , 11:1 . 7 Want) twroly Iron Or New Solon North Downs North Rashest B•41414=11, North Wheal Per Cooa. Nit. Blame) . Provldese• (tr. Lokiat). Raskear Noweth 8. *wallow OM. Coro Brea (IllogaW 11. W. frames (Maw' i t Park Tamar BILBLetA law C. lie Oran West Basest (Illogsa) W. Condom (Ilskeard, West Seem wb. Bennet (Mogan) Wt. (Redratk) a►, %try , $.. Menne. 1 15 ; ILL. 11.6.4 ~.1%. 1:1ild illlP .. ITN. Trelowney Wheal Union ISO.B 8 $ 6 B 7 ii ii pm 1 201 pm 70 70 04 60 60 63 44 46 36 37 24 26 11 15 /075 1064 1 15 95. 1 1; 1165 1011 1071 1 1:e 91 di& 97 106 90 A t I Pr. 97 90 1665 '074 101 101 66 66 8 5 86 107 108 in IV7 t Pus 104 1070 1010 1031 6 6 MUtM. ltiian Irric!tiou 16 !Joint Stock Diaconnt(L 10 'Lebow( Tea (Limited ) - 11,m. 1).0-1k.t fel .1 60 'Lon. Financial loco. (L • 1•Jal. 11106. toux.rolok. ilk :Madras & Ow( , Nedlter. 10 &Wes. 10 NatalLand&Con.Co.(l4 ,/.1•410t01 Lraccuut W. s..hudAnemilklron. I 11 Do. New ▪ N.Zoaland T.andL.(l.lni 1 N Nova Scotia G. andL lL ()Metal Om I Do. New nelea. In. Mr.(Lla.) 6 Ottoman Or 91 Peal &Ivey Lend* Wn 4 st Poole sad Odra. Meat 60 Do. New is =low Rh Rio &Jan. atilm.(l IS Do. ISM 31 Ar i odori n at i t e rmark • ametima lerigs.lay.(L Rona LaoWarr Liao t eatoratmo Nano '); I I Tea Dkaisal i 4 't4l. U 18 SO 16 18 pia t 1 dla 40 44 44 . 117. i p. a 145 - 4 - SS II I al poi ing I as '34 I" PREFERENCE BREEZE. Bristol and EMU", Pour per Ont. Meek, 94. Greet Northern, Pumper Cent., redlealMe at 5 per cent. prem., 109. Greet Western, The per Cent., redeemable Prof., 103. Lendoe, Chatham, sad Dover, Flee per Cent. Pref., 100. North Easters, York, H., and E. Porch., 10. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwag, There is not much business in the mining market to-day, and prices generally are without change, compared with those last current yesterday. East Caradon shares are quoted 32 to *, being nearly 1.1. lower. East Russell, on the other hand, are in great demand, and have risen to 44 to 5. Wheal Beton are quoted 2174 to 220, and Stray Park 40 to 41. In the Stock Exchange East Carn Brea shares have been dealt in at 7f. Foreign and colonial mining shares are with out variation. Yudanamutaua are officially marked 34 and , being dull ; and Santa Barbara, At the meeting yesterday of the Cobre Mining Association no dividend was declared. At the Wheal Kitty (St. Agnee) meeting yester day the accounts showed a balance in favour of the mine of 9041. 7a. 6d. The profit upon the three months' operations amounted to 5071. 173. 4d. SHOCKING SUICIDI OF A YOUNG WOMAN WITH Paosesocus.—Aa inquiry was held at the London Hospital by Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex oorooer, last night, respecting the death of Eleanor Leigh, aged 27 years, who committed suicide under very shocking circumstances. Harriet Leigh, 5.3, Hermitage street, said that deceased had been • servant in the employ of • lad, up to Friday last. On that day she had become mad from the effects of previous hard drinking, and was so 'sent that the lady was afraid she would destroy the children ; she sent for the police, and paying her lOs. 6d. had her removed. Three boars afterwards she came to wituess's house. baring spent in the interim be tween five and six shillings in drink. She then kept walking up and down the room calling out "I have done for myself. I am poisoned." Witness threw her on the bed, and sent for a doctor. A blue fluid came from her mouth, Lod she was ultimately carried to the hospital, where she died. Mr. N. Hicktmol, resident medical officer, said that deceased had swallowed a quantity of liquid phosphorus. Every remedy was admi nistered, but without avail. It was stated that inquiries had been made with • view of eseertrioieg bow the de ceased possessed herself of the phosphorus, but without sitcom. No bottle was found with her. The coroner having mamma up, the jury returned • verdict of " Suicide whlls of unsound mind. Coots AND Haws.—lo it report recently presented to the Freer* Academy of &Mom. by M. °main, that gen tleman states that he has discovered • sure and easy means of ascertaining whether eggs will produce cock or hen chickens. Homy. that after three years' experience he has found that ens ooetainieg male germs are wrinkled at the small end, while those cootaining female german perfectly smooth at both ends. 10.0X#I is i 4i xd lit toll 100 112 I i COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RH-LAN L--(THIS DAY. ) Most of the supply of English wheat on offer in today's market was left over from Monday. There was only a limited number of buyers in attendance, and the demand for both red and white was in a very in active state, at, in some instances, a decline in the quotations compared with lost week of ls, per quarter. The show of foreign wheat was rather extensive. Selected samples commanded previous currencies, and other descriptions sold heavily, and the quotations bad a droop tag tendency. Floating cargoes of grain met a dull inquiry, at about previous rates. New barley was on offer at 38s. to 40s. per ter. Old panels, is well as foreign, wen inactive at about stationary pruwa. No change took pls.:iv in the value of malt. The demand was tolerably firm, and about an average quantity was ow offer. New Kentish oats, io very fine condition, produced 28e. per quarter. The sample weighed 421 bs. per Mabel. The oat trade was moderately firm. BeaM moved o ff slowly at Monday's CUITSOCy. Peas commanded last week's prima. New bog were ow show. The demand for both English and foreign flour was in a el ..eh state, at late quotations. Seeds generally, as well as cakes, were a dull inquiry. CURRENT PRIM. Par Qr. OATS. rosex,Kent:neZtOw 40 to 61 Ditto, white.. 40 to 5.3 Noitolli and Linooln Ad Itcoteb, potato Irish. white • BMALL . 30 to U 30 to MI 31 to 06 . 37 to 43 2i/ to 34 25 tO 27 P. Qr. s. s. IS to 27 Is to fl 15 to 11. Ems, Norfolk, sad Suffolk all to 66 Kingston sad Wars 67 to 68 Brown Old and new ...... OATS. WWI. teed Boo„ relate 31 to 36 18 to 22 IS to 87 20 SO al post rer Qr. 1 Yampa Tick lArroir Ptgeoa IVY Grey Maple Whit. to 08 88 to 40 to 30 TAMA, end Kamp berg 6l) to at Rostock & D : n u Russian, bard AmeACan. RA Grinding Mailbag Malting OLDD 60 to 54 44 to 60 39 to 42 40 to 47 46 to 49 60 to 68 22 to 27 30 to 34 to Dete.b, brew - lB to 23 feed ARRIVALS Or ORAIN, 40., CARRIAGE. Fltuli JULY 11 Per Qr. -------. 'Wheat. Barley. Malt Oala Flour. ag. qrs. I qrs. gra an Oda SWIM sad acota l isio .. rite .. r gtg lAA .. IMO neo — _.... , T. M .... 14* 1 MO 1170 116666 I 420 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (PHIS DAY.) Off ELIOT= AND INTIND•7ION6L TILZONAPN.) (nod OOR OWN COEILESPONDKNT.) The market opens with Pi lair business doing, et uncbsugea priors. Sales, probably 6,00 e bales or more. MINCING LANZ-(THIS DAY.) SOCIAL—There continues to be a very steady demand for all descriptions at yeeterdar's prices. Mauritius sold, low to good brown, 275. to 31s. bd. ; fine brown and low yellow, 325. to 335. ; crystallised low to superior, 3:4. 6d. to 4 25. ; Madras, ordinary to fair brows Native, 275. to 295. Of 6C) casks of foreign Muscovado offered, a few lots only sold at 333. to 36a. Refined : the market coetinues doll. and prices again slightly in favour of buyers. COPFEE.—The parcels offered in public sale have sold welL Plantation Ceylon at full prices ; fine ordinary to middling. 70s. to gre. ; good middling, 90s. rid. to 925. ; pea berry, 90s. to 97a. Native Ceylon at 6d. advance ; good ordinary to superior. 70a. gd. to 73a. 6d. COCOA has sold at le. advance ; Granada, 51s. TEA.—Tbe market is inactive. Rice.—A parcel of Moulmein sold at Bs. ed. Ray—The demand continues active, and prices are again dearer ; Mauritius sold at Is. 6d. .al Jamaica at 2s. bd. gAureran has lemma dull of sale, there are sellers bat no buyers at previom prices. COTTON. full amount of bushels is doing at des 1 y prices. Tioniselly at th.ed. Lo 174 d. ;Bengal, 121 d. to 13Zd.; t &calm and Cornpts, Itild. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market io Y.O. ms tallow is quoted 415.. wet cash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 4.3 e. 9d ; August to Septe mber, 44a. ; October to Deoember, 46a. 3d. ; December, 465. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) ]lean. PAttenden and Smith report an increased de mand for all floe and middling samples of both English and foreign hops at fully late quotations. The accounts from the plantations this morning are decidedly more unfavour able, vermin following op the young 'hoots where the Into improvement had set in. COAL biAßKWY.—(rnis DAY.) Walls Ead South Bailee. 17a. 9d. ; Walls Bad Trim doe Hartlepool, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 170. 6d ; Walls Ead BrAdvla Hellos, 16.. 3d.; Walls Eod Russell Hatton', 165.; Walla Hod South Hartlepool, 16a. • Will. Had South Kelloe, 16e. 6d.; Walls End Hih 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Caissop, 16s. Walls Hod Eelke. 16s. 3d. ; Walls Eod Edas Maio, 165.; West Hartley. 15a. 9d. ; Hastings Hartley, 15s. 9d.-44 ships at market. ho rill rrls N.X N. &X 1.1. N.W. N. I.IW. N.W. N.W. N. N.N.W. N.N.W. N.W. N.W. 0.251 2 __ ii - i - 1 - 1 - I = I !i -Ii -k I 504.0/ 691.100 0:10.000 1 - 00,a001 160,000 2,0,000 2 0,.00 200,000 165,500 165,1 m. 150,000 7b,00t VI 66 136 160 Inn 13 101 1 )051 5 44 -. 911 2 bilis. 1} In 16 ... 211 fri - JO 274 111 10 xd - il__ l a s4ll :II 6.11 id i zd zd - ii