The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-18 00:00:00

SUNDAY. MONDAY. N.N.I. to W.N.W., Noglrle-Kegr. N. to W., strong to strong, squally. fresh, showery. showers. N. to W., fresh to wwr. W.N.W. to W.S.W., strong, unsettled. strong, unsettled. N.N.I. to W.N W., Bovril. N. to W., strong to Rah to strong. dry. moderate. N. to W. and S.W., Itorni.Esirr. N.W. to 9.W.,strong to fresh to strong. moderate, showers. Nortklast= Moray Firth to Norfolk West = Donegal to Corn wilL goath=Channal and French Coasts, flonth-lasat,--Stralt id Dover to Norfolk. H.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 22° at half tide level. Etch Ws feet, of vertical elevation, cumin, about one hundredth of so inch DIMINUTION : and each ten degrees, above 32°, cana l.* meetly three hundredths INCRNAIIN E.—Exposed thermo meter in shade. D.—Difference of wet bolt. (for 'vaporettos and dew pant). W.—Wind. direction of (210$—two point. tart of magustic). F.—Force (l to 12—estimated). X.—Extreme force dime bat report Q.—Quarter whence 11212211 force (NN to 32. N). I.— Takla' : sky; c.—clouds (detached I: L—fog; keekall ; L —lightning : misty (hazy ): —overcast r.—rein; s.—snow ; t —thunder. Ja.=Rain-fall, mow or Mill (melted', since last report. 13.—ilea disturbance a to Z.—Calm. Carnal. Paraes—Preparations are being made at the Crystal Palace for the distribution of prizes won at the Wimbledon Meeting. This will take place on Monday, Ind it Is expected that the Duke of Cambridge, u Com mander-in-Chief, will present the prizes to the successful eurpetitors. The were transept will be most gaily deo.. rated with flip, banners, and appropriate rifle emblems. On Tuesday the great meeting of the Children of the Charity Schools will be held, and about five thousand chil dren will be present and take part in the music. On the Saturday and Monday following the Fetes and Fancy Fair os behalf of the Dramatic College will be held. Among the upend entertainments got up for the emersion, Richard son's Show and Wombwell's Menagerie walstud prominent. The stalls as usual will be presided over by the most sc oomplished and hocinatiag ladies of the corps dramediout On the following day, Toesday, 28th July, the great con test of Brass Ban& will be held, and on Saturday, let August, the Queen's (Westminster) Volunteer Rifles hold grand fate. ESTRAOIDXNAZY RE(X)VERY or STOLEN PRO yzßrr..-I will doubtless be in the memory of many that at the beginning of the year Mr. Thomas Powell, of the Ow, near Newport, the largest coal proprietor of the principality, died, leaving property tea east amount, sod that on the 16th May • counter connected with his residence was broken into,and his will, which had not been proved. and • marriage settlement of • daughter, carried off. The thieves also carried off some shares in various undertakings, • box of cigars, and some boots, but left the plate aid other property of value untouched. The robbery excited great interect, and • reward of 1001. was offered for the recovery of the property, and 1004 more on the conviction of the thieves. No trace whatever could he found of the matter till • week area when an anonymous letter as received by one of the parties concerned, promising that if a lady of the Geer family would proceed at a certain hour of the night to a certain pie, the will, km, would be restored. The appointment !esett by a lady, who was instructed to treat. A • man appeared, and it in believed he bad another mu near him. - He demanded 125/., and the sum being re fined he closed the conference abruptly and went of. A mooed appointment was made for Monday night at the lame dark boar, but no agreement war come to. A meeting yr subsequently arranged, sod the aid of the police were called in, sods large force so dispersed as to draw a cordon mod the place. Polieeronstsble Hales wee then placed in rot in which be lay on the ground, and • male member of the Goer family attired himself as the female. Cuter rawly the last named person on approaching the gate stumbled over Hales, which expedited the denouement. The *Car jammed up, rushed upon and closed with the thief, wed despemte struggle ensued. in which the unknown broke from the sergeant and rushed off, the police eluded in, rod one of them fired a pistol at the thief, who was secured, , sod the missing document* afterwards picked up oo the 'PA where the conflict had taken place. The captive tarns at to be one Gill, the son of a respectable tradesman of the teem, and it Is believed that he has been made the eats- Cm of some worse scoundrel. Carnal., PALACE-0/(s San.uwe DAY.—FIu- E ar, JOLT 17.—Admielone on payment, 2,929 ; ditto, mama tickets, 973; total, 3,902. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. WORCESTEit, FRIDAY EVENING. v..lay there was a general migration of the steam .. u ltivators and grubbers from the groan& in the t.e:gtilourhood of the show-yard (where they have been in e xperimental trials for the last two days) to fresh fields and pastures new" at the village of Wad about two miles distant. Here an enterprising -,,scot farmer had offered for trial a large piece of old seeds, v.:di had been Lid down for years on his farm (the pro- Isr ty of Earl Somers),and which, being of astiff blue lies clay, it 039 e xpected would offer a severe trial for the ploughs. sa or seven different cultivators entered the list, and the tr . a l drew a large number of spectators, notwithstanding the difficulty of approach. The trials occupied until late in the afternoen without any results being officially declared. The attendance in the show-yard has been good, notwith ":.beg the attractions elsewhere to day. The trial, have b ee n continued to-day here with the steam thrashing Erw bi ee a, steam engines and corn sod seed separators. The e b m bieq, eatehnies have been tested as before with 100 ' h e aves of corn each, sod the time occupied by those tried srerag.l from four to five minutes, though by some the work was over in less time. The trials of steam engines pure also been continued today, and between 40 and 50 hove been tried up to this time, still leaving more than e nough to occupy the judges with to-morrow. The corn red seed separators have also been put upon trial. The results will not be announced by the judges until Monday sot, when the cattle show opens to the public. The stock has begun to arrive in the yard. The great w iority of the horses have been received, and the cattle are rapidly coming in. Among the shorthorns that have st rived to-day are some noble besets, and there was also some remarkable pigs. The Herefords arrive by special train to-morrow — at least that portion that come direct from the main breeding places m the adjoining county of Here. ford. The town has been quite on the qui vire to-day, in 000se queoce of a rumour which has been pretty current to the effect that after all the Prince of Wales will visit the show next week. The rumour cannot be traced to any authority, bat its verificatioe would no doubt add mach to the popu larity of the meeting. His Worship the Mayor (A. C. Sherreff, Esq., who is unfortunately confined to his mom by illness), has issued invitatioes to the members of the council of the Royal Agri taitural Society, the corporation, and others, to a &leaner at the Guildhall next Tuesday. It is feared, however, that he wonhip will be unable himself to receive the visitors in rrsoc. To-morrow the concluding trials of machines will take plsoa and Monday will be the grand opening day for the cage department. CRICKET. KENT T. SURREY. This return county match was resumed yesterday hom the previous' everting on the Surrey ground, Kenning toa-oval, sod • very large assembler of spectators was ;mat Surrey went on with their innings, making • total of 227. Kent commenced their second innings with 56 is • minority, sad Mr. Kelwwnn,, one of their that repro sentatin% made • most dmi eble eland for his Gomel , ha hitting was Lard, vigorous, and energetic. drives " and " cute" be made drew forth loud applause, Lod for nearly four hours he preserved bin wicket, but at length succumbed to a tame slow from Hortlock, after add* 122. On reaching the pavilion he was loudly Mewed, sad Mr. Burrnp (honorary secretary), on behalf of the club, presented him with • new bat. Good sup yet followed. Subjoined is the state of the snore lest—Flit'nnings, 171; second innings, 247. Surrey— font instep, 227. The match will be continued this nommg. THE AUSTRALIAN TEAK. The following cricketer, have bean sele;ed by George Parr to go to Australia in October mat :—Hr. E. M. Grace, W. eaffyn, J. Daltrey, Julian Cyr, W. Martial, R. eater, J. Hayward, G. Tarrant, J. Jackson, It. O. and J. Anderson. George Parr will accompany the tam, soaking a total of 12 players. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) &MIDIS, JULY 18, 8 A.m. Nairn Leith 111 0 4, . (Wiry . Yamada Oseemiows IherPool • • Rolyboad luTsio - irs Brat VOrkett Wqrsouth Portsmouth . Dow Hider . THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1863. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. VS ail 31.. IM. In the railway market to-day there is an absence of activity, and no important movement has taken place in prices. Great Northern stock has im proved I per cent., and Caledonian and South 1 Eastern k, while Great Eastern has declined 1, and e Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1. London L and North Western stock is now quoted 102} to 8 103 ; Midland, 129/ to V • Great Western, 67 I l i to } ; Lancashire and Yor k shire, 113 k to S ; $ Caledonian, 120 k to 121 k ; South Eastern, 921 to 3 ; II! Great Eastern, 53k to 1 ; Great Northern, 1 253 to 1291 ; and London and South Western, 106 to }. i Indian railway stocks are inquired for, and t Canadian steady. Dutch Rhenish and San Paulo b shares exhibit an improving tendency. t t 0/1111/laliY ;NAYS; AND ritsima its. Ipa I Bauman. I c l-1 ,..°:4 1 c:" I "ert' barns., We °Lansaw Tyse du. and........ Bool lll7lb on.linsiKelLd.O. Maki and sr eMr °cad and Bandon— * 84 8 811 86 PR 184 120* I" 120/;_ lOonkinD . Do. • j • oodi p v. ot Do. B a. la ato D. uoYlo Dublin and p. Dothid Too. Dao‘Pielb, & &Win. Zdlabarga sad Glanso. =rw &B. Ws sin I Of .... ,WO - it!! : kr 40 41 16 16 95 96 119 112 6LI 61 62 941 261 11.4 129} LSO 131 116 140 101 LOS 67 67; = lii: = I' _ 631 - I : Do. A Stock.... Do. but Anglian Da. Groot N oc odllod dootlood IIe~ M DIAA Area. so cliv. xorlMee .. Do.B tilepct.to pokll, Gt. iloolltip West. (fro) Groat Waken Do.lOomet'sLOnAlitt. 129} - I :11:. lasataisirs.pi_Twksti! =c64 lM t a i;. Loudest Narib esin LamdcealloalbWalar Kaa.Abst.alrionnln.l , Maryport and Culla*. __DP. Yew Do. Now Do. ans.& Dirty led. Gt. Mo. Ira) Do I Marto Mid Lint Mid Lent (Croy Lboo) Do.ll4tn.,Por.Dand N. looloro—ihrwtok Do. G.N.Z.Paro. Do. Lomb —.. Do. Tat 100 100 100 144 INarib -- 6 Da. New North natordadlo— Narlball.R•ases./ tr as Beall& Osaka Ha loth.! S.l Altor.lllo Shrewsbury & Welapl loath a South Wale; .. Tortola & 11A — ver — iisi; Al Slabstrairolalagin..&, W Siockloo & Daanataa la Da do 10i 100 110 100 100. m i; ITO ...... Do B Do C ------ . val. aiGiiar ** • naafis w. a Platt* Watartced a =may West Clanaral W.HaramarEJ Wag Oaolsi Dtll° Dillics 1:=1 PZILFRIULNCI 'Briatoldidietarap.c.B4ll Caledonian {purr. Sh.. Cork aa4 Bandon eip.c CONSWIIII. 6 par oat. Dan. Pirskok Aber.J oa. Nalin. s Wawa lip. a t. Kilirk.PerSh,Daa..ala • .(11.. Eastern, Z. p. 118 k 111} 76 78 118 190 64 46 lint 1 14 4 4 lta 14 1.21 le it pm 12 4 12 3 N IN CIO 55 56 66 18 101 1034 69 le 90 1 101 1:8 120 lo} 16t pan 121 122 114 46 47 66 101 10 6! 81 28 81} 72 02 f 70 100 101 21 88 89 10 11 pa 1:1 Fa' 1 2 8 1 Pim Si pak 79 $1 :be 110 Bh. I Pd I _:- I q 103 21 461 -. 1 g - 104 SI fin 10 - pm lii - Ii - SS 6 5l. -1;; - Is - I - Ii - Ii bl ,:- lii = lii _ i _ m : ii s a 44 47 110 61 104 104 SS 96 tile 7 IN It? -. 1/301 11l 114 111 113 at 134 104 107 id coat., No. 1 . Do. do. No. 2 Do. do. 6 percent. prat Do. R. Anglian A. 6p. n Do. do. A. 7 per cent Do. R.Unloa, 4p. *Lima Do. do. 6 per cent. duo Do. Norf. 6 p. a. 1it..1846 Do.p. per et. prof., 1847 Woolsey V. O Do. rea6 Northam p. ot D0.60.red.54 10p.elpn8 Do. Ad per coal Do.6p.o.reclat p.o.pm GO.N.Deoliand, let Prot 04. Wont. (Sorts& Rant. Do. redeem. 44 p. con Do. p. redoem. Do. Irredesca. 4 p. et Do.6p.ot.rodoem Prof Do. Sirs. Ova. Stook Da MA. Prot Moo Do. Cited. Goa. stock. Do.CbsetorPt.llt dp c Do. do. do. 6p. 0 Lanka Yorksh. 6p.o.at No. Do.6p.a. do. No. Do.6p.e. do. ... Do. To. do. No .+ Do. p.o. do. De. p.e.potalt do:. Do. 7p.0. Prat Steak . Do.dp.e.do.(ll. &AC. P Do. 0.114.(div. dal. til Lomas/hams sad Dow.. IottNW.Cov.AN l a= tondoodern and Boot: Masttis/. 1400.6 p. of I Do. M . Do. potcent.. . Do.redoessable ep.ot !HUM Cons.dp.o.lnoo. Do.Cona.sr.a &Sp.° Do. 44p.01. Pod. Stook Do. Let& Malan 4 p.e Norfolk 49.4d.R5. Stook INceilt Mask perm, Do. Now Ona.ll p. DJ.bordor Upson goa. N. Pre.--Cons:l 1 0.P7 4 I De. do. do _ . Do. Ueda Spot Na ao. York. n. i B.purr I /froth Staffordshire.. licettloh Coal New Prof. idoot.N.Lll4p.ot. Prat At I 1D0.4I Do.4 bor. gu.6p.0.. Do. 7 p. al PreL Stcon S Devon flied 44 p. c. I It Nos. (Road. An. 61.0.6 Do. 44 per cent Do. Axed 64 par cont IL Waldo pa. 4 p. dent Yorkshire p. 0. goo I 11600k.iDartI 4 ndket4p.c I De. do. Ripe I Do. do. 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Now (Limited) . 1 ! •1 4"1 !Cie n+ 1 Bank of Queensland tL' I!"l,r°l..fit?'il?A°ll7ta! 271 281 136 136 2 1 318 40 42 t If AM 6 7pm a 4pm 60 91 1 Iva awl J lke 68 53 100 112 36 30 x4l 11 Of 418 1 Ma p.r 16 331 11 09 84 2 23pm 91 10 pm 71 3 mr 4 41pm 18 161 I AM 44 45 861 841 / die 1 1 dla SO SI I 1 41. 11 Oldis 76 78 ad 1 1 die tipia par 3 2 1 =ham ad dia par • QM IfeTtif w WaOs - tuor) 7. I !Bank of New Zoolaad (L IBriLood AMMON& Zo.(L 1111.110 amarnai . I Cbar.Bk. Belt Cobtalla O. Bk. Intl, Mo. Mo. loom. d la* lk 2421 ad. Irish ) lies.ScoAaen (Lim eria liinduan.Chlna&Jap.(L) Imperial bank. Limited Imperial fl totnals Lars B.Arres&R.Plate (L lea. Oh. Peak se assert (London and Colonial (L :Leaden sod Oonaty !Londe. liens Sins .. L. sad Middlesex L Lon. and Northern (L reednr LondonstS. American (L. !Lon. S.Wadern (Loa sod Wert 'leo Mercantile lashings (L. Welre.ll Pro,. too. 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Del Daf lioanialn /bpi 1 1 .-Tt 1F;1T!..-iil Issio s:ir le 11 76 7r l 7 b par PO) zd 4 41 ab i 1 78 I$ 4 7*, 20,000 40.0® I lrortons RAIL) .. • • 0.. N.~'y9. Ai id It lii 24 1 01 Om 110 120 2 si 23 26 : 4 4 4 42 64 4 4 416 426 21 /1 76 80 ad 27 Be 2 4 4 11 la 22 25 tab 245 611 721 50 110 3 al 11 , S 216 736 16 17 Se 4 a~yad~U+md •••, tas a Hi 7 id - 211 ILTlCsa 7 as Lashiolso liortgaila M.Aureosßraz.G.M.(L ILIWmC.oI Aus.(L , PostebeadallverLm! POl% nallY Banta Barbara Gold M Scotia& dualla. (Llm.; StJohn dal Say (Um. Rotted Madam 0 Yo u' oftg fri,(kt 10,000 sii.76 To '4O 126,000 20,6 1 100.00 WM. 160.000 10000001 40,000 10. 10. °P.4. 12,000 10.0A0 111. SOO eu, 8.000 e I of, 10,000 VOiCi """"" liud~oumutmu iL, . trc Val Sta. !astrellaa AsrlesL... I 1175tirai Brit.Amelia= Land B ;. 4 AI 4 an. ILL ' Britt& Iron 4 16 ie p., I Pin BO_ 8! - it t" sz Ai 41 -- ll} dis INAT I Pla Lez 4_ 5_ il pm D I Si 8 4 1 i 184 ne 1 3 ti n gi ti I dla par 211 Id et OD Ltuuvta CsaadaAranyAssa.ll ) Ceylon Cornea, Oup.M.Aos., PHIL 7 pa Da 7 Yawn wnae Do. I p. et. Pay. Deb ILlndlibOottesAgeway.l. 8t 91 i,f Aival 11 61 111 111 111 116 Zs) pLisaCom.dTre.. (L itifiL6tlo, • .Krapa Itnr. an/ At G.Credlietlin.of Los (L WO. Mats Ms elipbuk. Ong Ship (Unita_ Do. IfjP.r MSC Fr " %Man twryin, go. . llitematlrlaio.Soc. (L.) Dathau Irribuitiou Csaisl dla Iyy lipm lOd lI 111 "I 1 Do. Bonds Juba Stock Inane Tos i l l a m iat Lou. INFOr , et 1 L Lou. Masada] Anus. (L Lou. ea.. o=4lo. Madras Imago. t Ous Manse. IT.'Gt ltdr list.Ral., ear., *WM Natillsind&CoaCo.(L)* Madam Discount Co Nowtowl osialronti If 3 1.1 131 1 poWs 3 fdb liPm par 1 pm li f pm 3 If If Dm IDo. New N.Z•aland taimlL (LW N. itwt Novi Scotia O. and L (L Imet4.l .1. WU& la Abu. (UM.) Otioakaa Oaa Peel 111., Land d Ittm Puska sad Odom Meer idia dt ID= IM • 14 Dal I t Pre 6 i I t d l4 61 64 ,414444LL14.40f.(4 Dlo dm Jam City Do. de Royal MI Nam • 44414 D awl Drfookrt LAffira Goma 44n/ 4,04 fleboo ToL um Dolt • • %a buse at Aosta.) MI. 10.Co.U.Coarth I Tam Diumia Laud 1u 1e bek 7 - 7 8 4 9 1 47 r.l sli A I pia I a a iMt 148 Pa 38 SS 11. 1 as Idia MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. The stock markets to-day are inanimate. Few transactions have occurred, and prices generally are unaltered. Consols are now quoted barely so good for the account as they closed yesterday, while for money the price presents no change. In . home railways and foreign stocks there is no move ment of any importance. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. Consols are now quoted 93 to it for money, and 931-16 to 3-16, or 931, for the account (August 6). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, I, 921; ditto for account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Cents., 931, f ; India Five per Cents., 108, I ; ditto Bonds, 16e., 19s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 981 i ditto Five-and s-Half per Cent., 1164 ; and Exchequer Bills, March, 35., Is. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet to-day, and the variations in quotations are few and unimportant. Mexican Bonds are firm, and Spanish Passive dull. Greek and Turkish stocks are quiet. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz.:-Turkish 1854 Loan, 93 to 94 ; ditto 1858, 71 to ; ditto 1862, 671 to 681 ; Consolides, 501 to 514 ; Greek, 35 to I ; Danish, 90 to 91 ; Peruvian, 87 to 88 ; Transactions were recorded as follows:-Egyptian, 1044 ; French Three per Cent. Rentes, 68fr. 50c. ; Greek, for account, 354, ; Italian, for account, 711, ex div. ; ditto, Maremmana Railway, 801, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 37} ; New Granada Land Warrants (Hectares), 7} ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 87f, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 481, 1, 471, ez div. ; Russian, 1859, 59f, Spanish Pas sive, for account, 33, f ; ditto Certificates, 124, f ; Turkish, 1868, for account, 711, f, 71; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 74 ; ditto 1862, for account, 671, 68, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 57f. The scrip of the Confederate Loan has receded to to f dia. Italian is quoted If to 1} prem. ex div. International Financial shares are firmer, at 4/ to 51 prem. ; and London Financial, at II to 2 prem. General Credit and Finance have declined to 11 to ii prem. Hudson's Bay shares have declined to #to # din., and Egyptian Trading, to # to # prem. .... HALF-PAffr Two &ewe'. Consols are still quoted 93 to i for money, and 931-16 to 3-16, or 93k, for the account. Business in the Stock Exchange has resumed a quiet appearance. Prices derive support from the state of politics, of money, and of the crops ; but the disposition to holiday-making precludes all ani mation in business. Some attention has been directed to rumours that the Bank of France has made arrangements with parties here for the transmission to that esta blishment of a large amount of gold. A similar policy, it is remembered, was pursued on former occasions when the extended foreign engage ments of France subjected the government , to a drain of gold. Transient operations of this nature, however, cannot affect the trade balance between England and France. There is no expectation that the stock in the Bank of England will be drawn upon, but should the gold imported during the next few weeks, or a portion of it, be diverted to the Bank of Franoe, the exchanges would be proportionately benefited. The City of Manchester, from New York, has brought 34,5001 in specie, nd the Bremen 12,5001. for England. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.181 to I ; ditto, 3 days, 11.151 to 161 ; Itotterdara, 3 months, 11.181 to t ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.50 to 55; Hamburg, ma. bunco, three months, 13.8 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.221 to 30 ; do.. 3 mouths, 25.50 to 55 ; Frankfort-on-the-Mame, 3 mouths, 1191 to ; Petenburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 36 to ; ed. to.. 3 months, 11.35 to 45 ; Trieste, a. to., S mouths, 11.35 to 45 ; Madrid, 3 months, 4 9 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 month?, 49 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.571 to 621 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.57.1 to 621 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.571 to 621 ; Henke, 3 months, 25.571 to 621 ; Pelerm 3 mouths, 25.60 to 65 • Mamma, 3 months, 25.60 to 65; issuer, 90 days, 531 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have . appointed settling days in the follow in g com panies, viz. :—Copenbagen Railway Company (Limited), to be marked, Wednesday, July 22 ; New Zealand Banking Corporation (Limited), not to be marked,Wednesiday, July 22; London Bank of Scot land (Limited), to be marked, Wednesday, July 22; London and Lisbon Cork Wood Company (Limited), not to be marked, Monday, July 27. The new extension capital of the Great Southern of India Railway Company, being all subscribed for, is to be quoted in the Stock Exchange official list. The amount is 360,0001. ' and there is now a demand to pay the shares up in full. The stock is nominally quoted par to 2 prem., and the shares with 21. paid par to 11 prem. It is understood that the system of Indian government railway guarantees is now at an end, except as respects the completion of old lines, and, in issuing new capital for these, the Indian Secretary, Laving regard to the favour in which all Indian stocks now stand, and to the rapid impiovement in the credit of the government, will probably gradually reduce the rate of interest. The directors of the National Discount Com pany have issued their fourteenth report, to be' submitted at the meeting on the 22nd inst. It presents satisfactory features, not the least of these being the steadiness with which the management adhere to the sound policy of building up a large reserve fund : The directors have the pleasure to inform the ahare holders that, in pursuance of the intention expressed at their meeting in January last, they have disposed of the reserved shares. 2,931 in number, at a premium of 31. 10e. per share, thus realising • profit of 10.1111. 19e., which is carried to the reserve fund. The paid-up capital is now 400,0001. The accounts for the half-year ending the 10th June last show • gross profit of 56,356/. Or 6d., and after providing for the current expendi ture, directors' end auditors' remuneration, bed debts, in come tax, dec., and reserving 21,3624 Ils. 9d. for rebate of isterest on bills not due„ there remains for appropriation the sum of 29,457/. 2s. lid. The directors recommend the payment of a divideed at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum free of income tax, which will absorb 16,0004, and that the balance of 13,457/. 2%. lid. be carried to the credit of the reserve fund, which, with the premium on the reserved shares and accrued interest, will then amount to 82,180/. 3e. 94., a result which cannot but be regerded Si highly satisfactory. The directors would, however, remark that much more rokht be accomplished by shareholders becoming depositors, and by recommending the principles of the com pany to their friends. The Calel9nialt Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2431. over last year. ' The Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Com pany notify, that during the interruption on the Alexandria line, telegrams can be sent to Australia, India, &c., by poet from Malta. Messages should be despatched from London about 24 hours before the mail is due at Malta. The ceremony of laying the first stone of the Langham Hotel was performed on Wednesday by the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, in the presence of a large body of the directors and shareholders. A casket, containing the current coin of the realm, a photograph of the building, and other documents, were embedded in the stone. Messrs. Oxenham sold some Provident Life office shares at the Auction Mart on the 16th inst., at the price of 421. per share. These shares are not often fur disposal in the general market. We are requested to state that the share list ci the British and Foreign Domestic Machinery Com pany (Limited) will be closed on the 31st inst. FarDAT Consols, which closed yeeterday;t7i3Utr flor the 6th August, declined this morning to 93 to I, LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. This morning, in consequence of the untoward accident which happened to Sir Creswell Croswell on the previous evening, no business could be transacted. The case of "Cavell v. Cavell" was postponed by mutual eon• lent of the parties till rest term ; and at about half-past 12 Mr. Strong, the registrar, ad journed the wart sine die. Notice of its re-assembling, which it is hoped will be rendered possible by a temporary arrangement next week, will be duly aunouncei in the papers. The greatest sympathy wu expressed for the learned judge ; sad the misadventure is the more unforta• nate on account of the important causes which are waiting to be tried. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. MYSTERIOUS RODSIRY OF POST-OFEICII LIMAS. James M`Donalel, described as • clerk, was brought up for final examination before Alderman Copeland, relative to the charge of stealing a Post-office letter, containing • draught for 10.1. 3e. sd., and forging and uttering the en dorsement thereon, with intent to cheat and defraud the London and Westminster Bank. Mr. Peacock, from the office of the solicitor to the Post office, conducted the prosecution ; Mr. Michael Abrahams watched the cue on behalf of the gentleman whose name had been forged ; and Mr. Beard attended for the prisoner. It appeared from the circumstances of this case and another still under investigation that a very extensive system of plunder with regard to letters paring through the Post-office has been carried on for some time past by • number of persons acting in concert for that purpose. The discovery was first made about ten days ago, when the prisoner presented a draft drawn by the Clydes dale Banking Company in favour of Mean. E. Lazard and Co., for payment at the Loudon and Westminster Bank in Lothbury. The draught purported to bear Messrs. Lazard's endorsement, but it was discovered to be a forgery, and on the prisoner being interrogated, he said he saw one of the firm write the endorsement, and after wards explained that he met • gentleman at • public-house in the Blackfriars-road, who engaged him as clerk, and sent him in a cab to get the draught cubed. He also said he was to meet his employer in Threadneedle-street, but on being taken there by Russell, the detective officer, accompanied by the bank porter, the latter observed the prisoner make some signal to one of a number of persons on the opposite side of the street, and the search after the gentleman was of course immediately abandoned. Evidence was given to show that the draught in question was forwarded to Messrs. Lazard from Glasgow, and that it never reached its destination, and at the completion of this case, Mr. Peacock asked for • remand, as information had been received connecting the prisoner with one case already under remand, and another which the authorities were about to investigate. Mr. Beard said on a future occasion he should be able to prove the prisoner was the innocent sgent of another party. The prisoner was then remanded for committal. CLESKENWELL. THE LATE CHARGE AGAINST THREE TBADESELV OF FORO- INO AND UTTERING A DILL OF =CHANG". William Stapleton, Thomas Baud, and Charles Fowler, all of whom have been in a respectable way of basin were again planed at the bar before Mr. Barker, e= with forging and uttering a bill of exchange for 481., with intent to defraud Mr. Henry Perkins, contractor, of Platt. street, Bomere•town. . . . . . The facts of this alas have already been reported. Mr. Ricketts, of Frederick-street, Gray's.innroad, at tended for the prosecution, and stated that having gone carefully through the evidence he did not find that the pruooar Fowler had dealt .with the bill, and therefore he had to ask the msgiatrste to discharge that prisoner. As for the others, be should complete the case await them, and ask his worship to seed them to the Old Bailey for trial. The depositions having been completed, the prieonen were cautioned by Mr. Barker, and said they should reserve their defence. Mr. r ierker discharged Fowler, and full committed the other two prisoners to the Old Bailey for trial. A solicitor, who appeared for Stapleton, applied that bell might be taken. Belied formerly been in an extensive way of business, but was now doing nothing. Mr. Ricketts said the prisoner wu a man *of straw, and u this was a ray serious °Rense he must,strongly oppose the application. Mr. Barker said he should refuse the application, and if ball was wanted the prisoner's solicitor could apply to a judge at chambers. THE LATE ♦TTEMPT OF ♦ MOTH= TO POISON HER rwo CHILDIMN AND 11111874./f. Elizabeth Robbrae,7f Clatheawall, wee charged with attempting to poison her two children and hanelf with white precipitate powder, at Clerkeswell. The facie of this can have already appeared, and the °sly fresh evidence was that of Mr. Lumley. who stated that he heard her my that she was tired of her life, and that she wasted to kill her two children, as she could not pt them admitted into the workhouse. . . . . . The pri;Zer, fndefeoce, --- said that it was not her inten tion to poison her children, that was the farthest from her thoughts. She intended to destroy herself, but not to hurt her dear children. Mr. Barker fully committed the prisoner to the Central Criminal Court for trial. MARYLEBONE. lIIIIDIZOOS OOTI•UL ON TWO PZIIBONB IN • I•ILWAT OLE- WAG& -61.81008 CONDITION OF 0111 OF TIM 80FFZIPMI8. A man, apparently a labourer, wee brought up by Impac tor Pridgeoo, of the London and North Western Railway Company's police, awned with an assault of a most mur derous nature upon James Welted and soother man by stabbing them with a knife in seemed class carriage, which arrived at the Euston-square terminus at 9 last night. The inspector handed in a certificate worded thus : " This in to certify that James Warland is suffering from a severe wound in the forehead, and is quite unable to attend at the orpork—Joarre 114Eximiso." The other injured person was present, but he was sot sworn, the magistrate having ascertained from the inspector that the outrege occurred war Bletchley, Bucks, which was out of his jurisdiction. The pioneer, whom manner seemed very strange, was given ti to the inspector, in order to be conveyed by him to p for examination. ExygNarva Futzs.—Between 12 and 1 this morn ing a destructive fire broke out in the timber yard attached to the *teem saw mills belonging to HOWL Robinson and Bertram, York-road, Lambeth. It originated from some unknown Cann amongst a number of stacks of timber afar the timber yard,and spreading furiously threatened destruc tion to the entire plant. Happily, by pulling down about 600 deals, the firemen succeeded in saving a , vest amount of property, but the stock in the yard was extensively burned, and the windows of the boiler boss destroyed. The loss will fall upon the Manchester end Royal Fire offiose.—A fire also broke outs short time previously in the premises of Mr. J. Hil lyer, a cabinet-maker, at 4. St. John's4erroe, Hackney road. The flames commenced in the ground-floor workshop, and rapidly extended to the workshops over. The first and emend-floor workshops were dotroyed, and the stock of timber in the open yard severely damaged. The premises Nos. 101 and 103 are also injured by fire and water. The *den of the fire is unknown. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE —Two Youso Own- Ti IMIN DROWNED AT BOGNOR. —On Wednesday, the 15th inst., three eons of Mr. Blossoms, • visitor, Ware shrimp ing on the sands to the westward of the rocks, and whilst so engaged the tide, which et full and change Bows some what-briskly, surrounded them. When making for shore, indeed of keeping to the westward of the rocks, on account of their ignorance of the 'polity, they took a less circuitous course, and dangerous, on account of the deep ;mole in that direction, into one of which they unfortunately got, and two (the oldest and the youngest) were drowned. The other, ere life was extinct., was extricated from his perilous situation by the prompt and praiseworthy exertions of two young gentlemen named Pren dergast sod Tioehurst, and live, to sorrow over the sad sod untimely fate of his lost brothers. The absence of the father, and the present state (near her confinement) of the bereft mother, throws a still deeper gloom over this dis tressing evert.—Surrey Standard. TRAFFIC RETURN& —The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom published for the week ending the 11th of July, amounted op 10,822 miles to 610,6951., and for the corresponding week of 1862, on 10,404 mike to 590,4241., showing an increase of 418 miles, and of the gam of 20,2711. in the receipts. The gross receipt, on 14 of the principal railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week on 7.426 miles to 477,694 4 /.. and for the corresponding week of last year, on 7,189 miles, to 470,4071, showing an increase in the mileage of 237 miles, and a sum of 7,2911. in the receipts. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 1,2431. ; on the Great Eastern to 3691. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 6291. ; on the Ltheaalure and Yorkshire to 4,0161 ; on the London and North Western to 505/. ; on the Manchester. Sheffield. and Lir ' eoloshire to 1,4651. ; on the Midland to 3,0281. ; on the North British to 1,h79/. ; and ou the North Eastern to ; tool, 14,85141. But from this must be deducted 1,8271., the decrease es the Great Northern ; 2,8801. on the Great Wasters, 8101. en the Loaders, Brighton, end South ' Coast ; and 8951. on the South Eastern, leaving the Merano as above, 7,2911. The receipt& on 65 other lines is the United Kingdom amounted on 3,396 miles to 132.9971.; and of the corresponding week of lot year, oa 3,215 miles, to 120.0171., showing an increase of 181 miles sad of 12,9801. in the receipts. The goods trade os the 14 lines above motioned amounted for the week to 214,9401. spinet 205,265/., showing an increase of 9,6751. The passenger., pereels, mails, he.. traffic on those lines amounted to 262,7581. against 265,1421. for the car resposdieg period of 1862. showing a decrease of 2,3841. The receipts of the pest week compare with those of the Intarmatioaal Exhibition in the carreependiefr week of leek year. The total receipts far tiepin week show an imams of 7091., as compared with those of the preceding week ' ending the 4th inst. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Pd ZAILtrATI. Muftis • It lo am. Bow. 00,1a.5.10.0. Do. New Do. New. ham Belkkatabolism S :mai Do. Pradenooe ARoff.,Drent,.&Gode dp.o Oda., La& 1. on Do. Jalll,l^ Waits & B. letiees 060•TADnek op c woo Detowroreap.c.per.prel deaden Deowsl.- • fest DAL= guo6 p.ek Do. a. &tonic& Do. H. do &nod Tem* of (beads Do. lit prat. Beads Do. do. deterred Do. fad preLßondo Do. do. deterred Do. and pref. Stock Do. do. ,feferred Do. it& wet Stack Do. do. deterte4 61161 WWI teolasula Do. New Do. January. 1061 6111 cd10 0 :2 . 64: 100.11 cell Do. New Do.loßdadgertS.N.oN Do.f Ip. istenida..sed.7B Ind San Breath Ltinitod IladnA Goat. fie por at Do. do. pot no. N ow el rar•on Do. Fifth extension Melo. ono Nohow . N. Belutaistek elan • end B N. L of Canada I p. e detde b r i t h e i 6 p ‘ s t r a. omt Do. do. do Do. lhalsol Do. do. do DPI d.Bt.Ttona.sl7 0 FOBSICIN Oath* piiims _yetstordsy. 108 Pm f pm 8 108; 109; 147 108 3 ar: 20 n 72 74 66 68 66 67 60 63 44 44 $6 37 36 28 22 14 Vitt 10 1 61 1 1 t ym i pm IC II " 1 1 1 9 dls 97 100 lie ii I i Pe 98 100 1044 1071 101 102 53 65 S S 84 84 108 108 sn 100! 107! Pa lr oi t eri 1 1 I kILWAYS. rosnoNe._ • i lin 1 IR ilf 11i ii&ILMAIrg._ lAntireepa adlaribia lehlset Irs..itlp.s. !Mean L ;#.4n. G. floutbernil; isiscialon g e ° ~' mera i rtare.pref Isaiseu lms6 Gd. Eassisa p. ISt r , t U P' 1.!4' Iran JomYao I ID=relNsia.allep LIMO f. 11•16.sov. 1111•1 ;Iron g. 7 is:4l Do. alonricha Thu& Prof. i()WmaPlminkttidla)! iarlayouiii+dllitiTl: Pith sod OAres ..,1 Radio sad B.lrsaa Dip sad Mamba; lord Swedish T pee omit Wein awl More no . 97r (7•l;l7Piir. 1m . 10._)8.7 peril - 5;: ---- 147 ----- SARA& LcarVarillas &Lot Portor:rp Illealhars of 'Turin sad Byrom .... I - 6 ' warn roman „ ;IX Mat di P. W.al 11 FOILIZON 081 litz. I Pd 1-001.4 llualial: ZAILWATL 1 IA! 100 aTI o.LazanbourgS p. coot Do. lamed at ALS Leaman sad Fribourg North. of Frown Sp. et. Do.(lotoChorterotilp p.o. Forbid Lioos S parasite. Do. New S per cent. RoyalliwodlehS per oast. IS.Aue.rn Lom-Veo. Sp. e. Hotelmen ofFeenoil p.c. Victor Emmanuel 3t. ,00ql I .....'"ul .... ail :: :ii4l :. owl .. 6000 - AS i - o iroui .. .??!I . 1.74 ..... ;iii = ,01)0 .. 6040 • 6 . 01 .: y 660 - WC .. es ... 666 6 ;Ike 1 612 ISt 1 6aost :: BRITIIII Cambium con. WILL Clifford AmaL Dm G. Con. (Tavtetk ) Drakeoalla Bast Bawl (Mogan) (teat Clogeu Gold (la 'sat Caradon last Cern Urefalis OWL Lunt esolder )& Bs.Atibya eletli.) . Great South Tolima 0. WO. Ye, (Helatool • Grenville &rod *4 oat ...... Kingston Downs— Bertha M Lkly argaret May Want). Marta Valley Itsryudy boa Co New teton North Boehm 1. vra. BONN (Mogan; North Wheal d-orty Par Coos. (SR Ittasi Preetdeoot a z Roakear Noweth S. Omit= OIL S. Caro Brea . L W. honer (Mogan, Km Park Tamar 811 &Lead lia.o Tin Orort Welt Bard (Olo) W. Candela (Uard) Walt Beton Wh. Borst (Mogan) Wh. Bailor (llegrath) Wheal Luke& W Vert I', %tech.', Wheal Raton..... _: Wh. Trelawnty tLlak Wheal Ernlac roamoN 114 1611 168 IS6 81 84 101 108 In In and closed at 938 to 1. For money, the last pries wu 93 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93, 1, 92/, 931 ; ditto for account (August 6), 931, 93; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 931, 93; New Three per Cents., 931, 4, 921, 931, 931 ; Bank Stock, 237, 236; India Stock, 226, 226; ditto Fiver Cent. Stock, redeemable iu July, 11870, 1081, pe 4, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 19 s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1071 ; ditto Five.and•a-Half per Cent, 1161, 1. The India Five per Cent. stock was quoted 108 to ; India Bonds, lbs. to 19s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, par to 3s. prem. A mederate amount of business was done in foreign 'stocks. International Financial shares were dull, at 4f to 5 prem., and London Financial steady, at 11 to 14 prem. General Credit have declined to 14 to 14 prem. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company were flat, upon the allotment, and closed at I die. to par. In the market for bank shares there was a alight decline in London and Westminster, Alliance, and Union Bank of Australia, while Bank of New Zealand, Ottoman, Sand London and Bra. zilian were inquired for. There was no change in miscellaneous shares. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 111 to prem. ; Universal Marine, dia. to par ; Thames and Mersey, 3 to 31 prem. ; Commercial Union, 21 to 21 prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 11 to 11 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shame in new undertakings to-day were as follows ;—Egyptian Trading, 1 to 11 prem. ; City of London Hotel, 4 to 11 prem. ; Company of African Merchants, 1 to prem. ; London and African Trading, par to prem. ; Oil Seed Crushing, 1 to 1 prem. ; Portugal Coal and Iron, 1 to 1 prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 5 to 6 prem. ; Mediterranean Hotel, Ito 11 prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, 1 to 14 prem. ; and Buenos Ayres Railway Deferred Preference Shares, to prem. Exception is taken to the quotation of 1 to 11 prem. given in the Stock Exchange list this after noon for Nerbudda Coal and Iron shares, actual business being recorded at 1 and 11 prem., and the real quotation being reported to us as 11 to II prem. for the new and 1 to 11 prem. for the old shares. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz, There is very little business doing in the mining market to-day, and prices generally are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. Cook's Kitchen, East Cam Brea, and Stray Park shares are firmer, while Wheal Ludcott are rather lower, Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz. :-- Clifford Amalgamated, 26 to 27 ; Cook's Kitchen, 28 to 29 ; East Basset, 77 to 78; East Oaradon, 281 to 281 ; East Cern Brea 8 to 1; Wheal Grenville, 6 to 1; Great Fortune, 36 to 36 ; Kitty St. Agnes, e 4 to 1 ; Marks Valley, 61 to ; Stray Park, 38 to 39 ; Tincroft, 22 to 1 ; Wheal Ludcott, 21 to 3 ; Wheal Seton, 220 to 222 ; Wheal Crebor, 33e. to 355. ; Chiverton, 7 to 1 ; and West Chiverton, 26 to 27. With the exception of Yndanamutana, which are inquired for, colonial mining shares are quiet. Foreign are also neglected. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadels zen and North : Since our last report the metal market hes pot under gone any materiel change ; business is moderately active, prices well maintained. Iron—Welsh Bare: Makers ere full of orders and prices steady at last week's quotatiess. No alteratioo in Staffordshire deseriptioas. /Scotch pig area coottnnes to be dealt io haply, and prime have advised to Ms. cogs, Me. 9d. three swathe open. Copper : Bolls English raw and manufactured is firm, sad NAMg tearing under official egotistioas. Foreign hem bees quiet, but prises fully maintained. We quote Burrs, 971. to 981. ; Espooda., 100/. ; Spaniels, 901. ; Chili, 861. Tin : English in steady demand ; secoed-haad parcels, however, are obtainable :seder official prises. Foreign is dull ; millers of Straits at 1251. cash, sad L 261. this. months ; Nom, 1301. Tice Dutch market is doll at 76g I. Tin plates : Accounts from America are still very deeponffieg for charcoal, which has It. effect here. Coke, however, con tinues in god demand. Lead remains doll of sale. Apia. ter.--A large besieges bus been dime at advieelsg i tz and from all appausnoss a oxeidershle rise is ez before long. Mocks on the continent are very low, sad prices there very much shove those ruling here. There use now buyers for parcels on the spot here at 181. Ss. to 181. Is. 6i, and at 18/. 17e. 6d for forward &limn 18/. 15e. ; W.H. Hull, 181. to 18a. Se., according to quality. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL corrow MARKET. THIS DAY.) ZUICTIIO Ann orsasartosat. retsamars.) (nom ous ow, 00ERISPONDINT. Market again °pros Andy, with fair inquiry. Salsa foot up about 5,000 bins. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tb• whit is quiet. Tows tallow is quota& 40s. ad oub ; Petersburg Y.O. oa the spot, 425. ; July to Sep tember, 421. ; October to December . 445. 9d. to dos. Masan AVERAGZB. — Town tallow, 43.. Od. ; fat ditto, 2.. ld. ; yellow Boadas, 435. 6d. ; melted 325. 6d. ; rough ditto, 18e. ; tallow grooves, 16a. ; gout dregs, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Harvey mid Easton report trade doll. Prices without alteratioo. Prime meadow hay, 60a. to 80e.; superior ditto, 80a. to 955. ; inferior ditto, 361. to 64a. ; MOW ditto. 600. to 80e. ; clover, old, 90e. to 126 e. ; ditto, IWIW, 70a. to 955. ; ditto, mooed oat, 800. to Has. ; draw, 25.. to Us. COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) In consequence of the delightful weather we are now ex periencing supplies of both trait and vegetables are unusually well kept up. Peaches and nectarines are plentiful. Green gages sad other plena are now included is foreign imports. and of grapes and pine apples the supply 11 soft:Met for the demand. Strawberries are alrandmit. Cherries at foreign growth. of which there are large arrivals, are fetching from Is. to 6s. 6d. per basket, weighing about 2541:e. mob. Of melons, both ramliah and foreign, there is a good supply, and oranges are also plentiful. New potatoes realise from Ba. to Ile. per cwt. Cut flowers chiefly as sist of orchids, pelargoniums, violets, stocks, calceolexiss, mignonette. end MOM FRUIT.. ielons, each, fa to is lemons, per 100, lls to lea I Oranges, per boa, 30. to 40s L I ler 100, ns to les Nuts, p. bash.,l4s ion let Almonds, do., las Walnuts, do., 10s Pine Apples. per M., Ss to es Grapes, per lb., Is to 54 81r► /berries. per lb., ad to Is Is Ed gre, per dor.. lp, per d° 6 . ; to dl Peaches, per dot., lOs to 215 Nectarines, do., es to 105 PSG] Cab p. dot., 8d to Is Peas. bages shelled, per qt.. Is to Is 6d Cauliflowers, each, td toed Potatoes, York liceients. Per Torasioes, each, Id to 64 Celery. per band's, Is Id t, French Bros, per 100, Shallots (new). per Moe. 6d Rhubarb, per ►undle, 04 t., 4.1 Garlic tuew), per beach, 61 Lettuce, each, Id to 9d ton, tiOs to 114 ~ nukes. da, 100 s to 193 s „ Rocks, do., des to 80s Cups, do., Ids 1085. Txlrolps, per Ousel, 6d to 8d Carrots. do., 8 4 to 8 d Spinach. per Bees, is 64 to Cucumbers. each, Is to lead Beet, par dos., Is dd H n orae:ad v lel, per bust 10 , ls ta Mushrooms, p pelt. la Se 34 al Parsley, per 11 banshee, 36 Herbs, per bum* 34 PROVINCIAL 3&AZI MARNAT.I. LiTERYOOL. JOLT 17.--111101 toelat--eakdontan, 1201. 1- Great Eastern, fit-Lancaahlre and Yortahlni. 114- Londoo sod North Western, 103-Great Luxembourg, 14 1 16-Alliance Kant. ISt-Nations' :Bank of Liverpool, 45 -Liverpool North el,ro MI; 15. Mutate/sr= Joie 17.-A fair amount of business to re ported at steady prices. Buffalo and Lake Boron, 51-4' detite 1201 !onntlidated Bank (Limited), 49.16 ix-Brest Eastern. 64-Crest slop, St. to Sa. 3d.-Gnat Western, 417-Inneashire and Yorkeldre, 114 11l I-London and North Western. 10S- Manchester and County Bank. ose p.-Monehester, SheSield, and Linteltedure. 451-North BriUsh, 55. y -North York. 91-vouch Eastern. 1121 1 i- Maryport and Cuba* 81$-Bleek. barn Yon hose, 101-North British Five per Cents Afrnsu Yeti:tante. 11-16p.--Confederste NORTH AND SOUTH WALIS Banc—The annual meeting of the proprietors was held at the beak is Fenwiek street, Liverpool, yesterday ; Mr. Jobs itsyseecroft te the chair. The report stated that the profits of the tank for the year coding the 30th ult., after deducting interest doe to de positors, do., amounted to 41,6281. ltis. 3d. ; and that after paying from this sem two half-yearly dividends at the rate of tee per mat to the proprietors (free of Moons tax) there remained a net profit no the year of 16,5331. Mime the date of the last report the capital of the bank had bees raised from 215,4501. to 230,0001., sad the reserved feral sow amounted to 83.0031. The chairmas congretnlated the pro prietary epos the highly eatisfactory state of their Wham, end the report was unanimously adopted. Mr. Prim sad Mr. Ravenscreft were then re-elected directors for the en suing year, and a vote of thanks bevies bees pained to Mr. Rae, the general manager. Mr. Beth, the suh-manager, and ; the other aliases of the bank, the proceeding closed. 119.81611 19.67 59 119.78 . 531 2.7651 2.67 561 19.91 69 80.00 57' 50.07 60' 2906 68. 29.79 69 19.58 5$ 29.911 55 . 29.96 61 120.96 ea: p. 92 CO 13000 elt, 20.9) .119.78 .!ED.7B 911 . 29.68 . 631 ..5.49 481 11 11