The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-30 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Redone Mr. Commissioner ream) R 7 VLIGHT.- ALUMS.° VELATIOOII DLITSCE. The bankrupt, a shoemaker, of Bell•street, Edgware-road, a pplied for his release (rim custody. Mr. Ernest Reed, for Mr. Harris, the detaining creditor, o pposed ou the ground that the bankrupt had broken into hi client's premises, and removed a quantit► of goods ; there upon 30 action was brought, and the jury gave a verdict in ( • your of the plaintiff. These prooeedings were imututed to deprive plaintiff of the fruits of that verdict. The bankrupt had also stated he had mortgaged some leasehold property in Belletreet, but the name of the mortgagees was not given ; also that he had lemehold property at Kingsbury of no value, although Mr. llama had offered to give 1C X. for it.. The Commissioner asked how long bankrupt had been in prison. Bankrupt replied 28 days. The Commissioner declined to release the bankrupt at present. HANDLIT V. ROBINBON.-A BUILDING um. The was a summons under the Small Debts Act to re cover 13/. 17a. lid. oo s judgment. Mr. Ernest Reed appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. William Medal( fur the defendant. . . Mr. Reed said that the defendant refused to make any offer towards the payment of his debt& Mr. Medadf pleaded the debtor's poverty, and aid be wee perfectly unable to pay. The debtor was examioed by Mr. Reed, and it seemed be wee a baker in Shoreditch. He was now in the shop, bet ally working for another person. His furniture was seised by the landlord under an execution for rut, but was still on the premium. He had within three months built a home at Tottenham, but had mortgaged it. Mr. Medcalf add the debtor had not a vestige of pro perty, and barely sufficient to live on. The Commissioner said it au perfectly clear what the cue was. The debtor must pay 3/. • month or p to prison. RE OLDB•Y. This was an examination meeting, and application for discharge. The rankrapt was an ironmonger, of Hampton-terrace, Camden-town. Debts, 290!. Acosta, 1451. Mr. Zlale; apPMredfOr the serifine; ; Mr. Ws.Binger enpported• There was no opposition, and the examination was pared and discharge granted. - 11 commies:now or 1081011TUNI1. The bankrupt, Joseph Barns, of Walworthsroad, poul terer, andlioemed victualler, applied for his order of discharge. The unsecured debts are 628/., and the property given up is valued at 2441. The creditors are chiefly salesmen in Leadenhall market. The bankrupt attributes his failure " to illness and death of his wife and child, tieing turned out of a house in Crown-row, Wawa.* the premiums being required by the Chatham and Dover Railway Company, aid kisses on perishable articles." Mr. Seleby, foe the wives', said that he wished to ex amine the bankrupt as to the disposal of 5715 f. received from the Chatham sad Dover Railway Company. The bankrupt, examined, deposed that immediately after receiving the money be went on the market and paid it away ; be had been obliged by the proceedmp of the rail way company to take other promises in the neighbourhood to keep his customers together and support his children. He had been in bushier 16 yearn without failure. Mr. Bobby expeemed himself satisfied and the lion was pared and the discharge allowed. ISS CASTES, ♦ COMMISSION TRAVILLRIS. ___, The banicropt was a commissioe traveller, of South Cottage, Ulan, and applied for hie discharge. Debts, 1141. ; meets, mit Xr. Goodday appeared for the ugliness. Mr. W. R. Buchanan supported. examinatioo was peened and discharge granted. az SMITH. —PAILOEI OP AN AIMPT. • . . - This was an examination meeting and application for discharge in the matter of John Bell Smith, formerly of Drayton-grove, Bromptoo, and the Portland Gallery, litigant-street, now of Forrs-eocui-gardeoa, Bromptoo, hint and photographer. The bankrupt attnbutee his failure to the want of nooses of the institution of the Vise Arta at Portlandetreet Gallery, of which the bankrupt was buttes and secretary. The unsecured debts, 2711. ; secured, 3211. ; creditors to be paid in fall, 611. On the other head, there are good debts, 151. ; pro ptignivea up, 1351. ; property had by crediton, 351. was no opposition ; sad it was stated that some furniture had been detained by the landlord for rent. Bankrupt had given an order for the delivery up of a pasting at the Crystal Palace. The examination was paned sad the discharge granted. RS J. C. BACIVB BANEILUPTCT. This was an applicatioo for diabase*. The bankrupt was a baker of Harp- allay, Farrutgdoo street ; debts 498 E mots all. The failure was attributed t o th e b a d ger o f trade. Yr. W. Madsen supported the bankrupt. The esaraination was pared and discharp granted. SHERIFFS' COURT, Rio Lung-squAza, PROCLAMATIONS OF OUTLAWRY. A "court" was constituted to-day far the purpose of making p roclamations of outlawry. Mr. Hemp, th e senior officer, " proclaimed" with the usual oeremoay the follow ing names Jolla Loafs, Bart., at the suit of John Jour, Thomas Parker, and another; Seminal Jamas O'Hara Harms*, at the out of John Posoud Whitmore ; Louisa Maria Clark, at the gait of Usury Matthew ; Cecil Homage, at the sail of Thorns, Embry Rees • Benjamin Remington Williams, at the suit of Daniel lame ; Richard Kelly, at the suit of the game ; and Jlllllllll Hall, at the suit of Thomas Langston and another. Mr. Under-Sheriff Harebell attended and four suitors constituted a court. There was no other business to transact and no surrender made. The court was adjourned in the usual meaner until the 27th August, and all persons were requested to depart and give their attendance on that day. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. henna Willy AT • JIWELLIVS. A well-dressed yottog fellow named Samuel Jones, a con victed thief, was placed at the bar for final exantioaticia charged with being cooterned with &pother man amt in cus tody in stealing two valuable gold obelus, the property of hfr. Ridley, jewe ll er, &a, Charlotte-street, Blackfriars road. Henry Ridley, assistant to his brother, the prosecutor, mid that about dinner time oo Tuesday, the ?AM inst., the prisoner sod another well-dressed owe entered their shop *lid *eked to look at some gold chaise. He weal to the window and placed two before them. After looking at them for • minute moo they asked the prim, awl being told, they said that they were too dear, they thought, sod asked to be shown some • little cheaper. ;Vitalise turned round to get some more out of the window, when the prisoner and die companion bolted out of the shop with the two valuable chains. Witness jumped over the counter and pursued them. but he soon lost sight of the other MAO. He, however, kept the prisoner in view, and after • smart dime succeeded in stopping him sod giving him into custody. The magistrate asked it the chains were found! Witness replied, unfortunately, they were not. No doubt the man who moped had the chair. They were worth about 81. Pofic;;;os constable 53 L maid that on Tuesday afternoon, the 21st inst., he was on date in Broaden!l when be saw the prisoner mooing, followed by last whams, calling out " Stop thief." He joined in the chase, and waisted in 'enuring him, when the prosecutor rive him in charge for stealing two gold cheins. Witness searched him, but nothing wee found on biro. The magistrate asked what was knows of the prisoner! The constable replied that he had been several times ooa victed of felony, and about t►elve month, ago he we. tried at the Surrey Sessions, and sentenced to six months' hard labour. The p risoner here said that. as they all appeared to be against him, be should reserve his defeats, until hie trial. He was aceordingly committal for trial, and the Pit ts/nes bound over to prosecute. THAMES. ?ARM IN AND DONE FOIL A poor man, named Weaver. csrueheiole Mr. Partridge, and stated that he purchased the duplicate of a 'ham, which was represented to be gold. of an aequaiotanee. and redeemed it.. He had slaw takes it to Mr. Carpenter, a very respectable pawnbroker and silversmith, in the Can ooevtreet• mad, St. George-in•he-East, who tested the metal, sad said tbe chain was only silver and electroplated with gold rie the surface. He gave 3s. for the duplicate ; the chain we. in pawn for 21. 13.. ; and it oat him in all three pietas. He believed it was only iv,rth a few shillings. Mr. Partridge—l mount help you at all. You have made very beid hernia indeed. Applicant-1 have, indeed, sir. I have been taken I. led clone for. Mr. Partridge—l should think that chain is only worth a few 'hilltop. A pawnbroker's assistant in court mid the utmost rains the electro-ploted silver chsin was lsa. The applicont sail he was very munh surmised that any Pswobroker should lead 55a on a chain only worth its. Mr. Partridge—it does seem very strange indeed. I eon lot help you • bat if the person who sold you the duplioats ktwortfi pow der and shot, you cue proceed against him in the Conott lizirt. I have no jutiedictiou is the case. DY.ATH BY F♦LLIAO Down ♦ Plecinca.—A frightful amides% hes just occurred sow Bettors y Ooed, Forth Wail.. A party were on their way to the lake to SM. On of the member, Mr. John Conde, of Tawrallt, Wag lame, was drives in a ear. Wino approaching the Ship Hotel, the hone took fright at as artist's teat ohne to the road ; the animal bunted suddenly hook aid upon the drnro • steep precipice. It appeared th►t oonenssioa of the brain and factors of the spine revolted, and the &s -quid was killed on the spot. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE : (IT =norm TELMOILAPIL) GOODWOOD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOVS. Calvin' beat Jaroiooton. TWELFTH BENTINCK STAKE& One mile and a half. The Old Orange Girl and Almaek are here. THIRTEENTH BENTINOK STAKES. T.Y.C. Lady Hylda, Lady Bohan, La Belle Eerronniere, Goldy looks, and Narboaoe are here. RACING STAKES. One mile. wup o uki7DEW4e;;;;;io-W. GOODWOOD CUP. Two miles and a halt. Itockatone, bolls*, La Tonequee, Atherstone, Fairwater, Zetland, Myrtle, Carnival, and Mazagan are here. ELEVENTH BENTINCK STAKES. About three mike five (orlon" Freeholder, Lord Clyde, be to Houk, sod lone Han ate here. OLEOOMB STASES. T.Y.C. Faperance, Outlaw, Idler, Haight of Snowdon, Sardinia, Alpheus, Alliance, FMe de l'Air, S...vttish Chief, Llangollen, and La Sale FerronniCre are here. ENTILY I I A T/1121 . C . BESTER STAKES. T.T.C. P= an ihis dioketosa, Birdhtz' Queso Sympboay ot , Bohemia, ia. Queen of Spain. AWL Black /Twee. Kew. Brien Been , Dirt Cheep, Kmpwood, Jack of Hearts. Almack. Ken. woo, &abe t Erythia, Murano, Jae., Sammenida, Dol. phi; and Pelgoow. SUSSEX STAKES. T.Y.C. Sonchamp and Le Belle Ferrooniere are here. LATEST BETTING. GOODWOOD CUP. 5 to 2 ant Bookatooe (t) 3 to 1 Ls Touoques (t) 6 to 1 belie* (t) 9to 1 Feirwater (t) 8 to 1 Myrtle (t) Atberstooe serstehed. Fiatratu. anetza.—Tomato gets the beta sod the stake& THE ABDUCTION AND MURDER AT (SLINOTON. SHAGS LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two dewy'. The railway market is firm to-day, and most of the principal stocks have advanced. Midland has risen 1 per cent., Great Western and Caledonian }, and London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, and Great Eastern, 1. Great Northern and London and South Western are steady. The settlement occupies attention. London and North Western stock is now quoted 101 to 102/ ; Great Western, 67 to } ; 128} to 129 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to 1141 ; Caledonian, 121} to 122 ; South Eastern, 921 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 63} to 64 ; Great Northern, 127} to 1281 ; and London and South Western, UM to 107. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inactive, and prices generally exhibit no move ment of importance. Grand Trunk of Canada 2nd Preference Deferred Bonds have improved. YIN to-dm to 1 p.a. ins F 12 11112 14 - P* 16,1630 /6,000 %OW ILI* 110,000 6.00/ NW VS __ ___ 79',Iiiil 40,0001 MOO 1.4.N4 177.000 10,600 NAM) Laballao lets Woianrefla.. - ILaboa am, LiattaL BM. AMMO= Lad Irish Mag. DK British Ina Laws Laud Caaa.LAgarleyasio.tL ) Ceylon Company Cop.lLlas.. Prd.T p.o t tt i t o r" se rParp. ApplainCosa.dlM.(l. Swarm lea. owl Anerter, o.Credltallacd lan R. Om. didade=c l gnat lady 11,.. 11f n.r wet. Rat Hadsoa By 1 'WWI Carryugt I,lo_ latervat. Illaandoe. (L.) 11111falt1011 Chum no. Bond. — Joint Stock ot u aclan si tg : Labass Ni ( _ Loa. thetriet Tel Lan. Financial Ara. (L Lou. Yam. Jabillll4ll. Nadia. Lnign. Our W.ttt.,. Rs TNI.ILa►. Natallanekteon.oo.(L) Nalloaal Inaccanii W. Nerhurfax.'oalt Irma. Do. New N.Zaalael T.sadL.(Lba 1.1. NM. •ouirmiKs• •.. Nova goods O. and L. 3. in...sal 4+•• Do. Noir ...... Orbs. bk. *Sm. aka / • Otionuka firr , hal Wm Wadi !Nobs and Odia. lUan =LAE& MEM Do. Now Rio d. Jas Oty Iss.(L Do. de loyal Mall Meats lieottldi Aust. losaals &African Irrlialay.(f, South Australian Lad Salimarlss TM. S.• &col LaML) Trust In.Co.U.Canad, Tan Diasosn's an .i 1011 an so ati 1 II II U i 1 S ig 1 a U 118 U II li Ili WI 17 I.i 4 Dmi 1 a 88 11l 116 116 118 as epml 10I lPm, 197 I ift Hal 24_ op t! 4 OM 1 04.114 4 It Ws I I Pm pr 1 1 Pm 11 pea I WI 4 41 pm 1.1 st vea te It 4 I Pao e ias 60 U 78 00 6 pm 6 1 18 Ma 20 It lE } ! 7 ; i 180 II 68 140 146 Zile pea SS SS It.l t 1 ai 11 1 tile PREFERENCE SHARE& Greet Eastern, Eastern Counties &atermicoe No. 2, 112. Great Western, redeemable 4i percent, 10N. North British, 5 per cent., 114. Tai Boar RAC' 111TWIGIN CHAXII2IIB AND Coors—This race, which was for 1001. • side, wee rowed upon the Tyns on Tuesday, between Robert Chambers, of Bt. Anthony's, and the champion of the world, and Robert Cooper, of Redheogh. The distance was one mile, the starting point being the High Level. bridge and the wiunior post opposite Waterson's quay. Both men seemed in egoellent condition. The champion had been under the training of the veteran Harry Clasper, and Cooper had been under the are of Mr. Jewitt, of Dundee. After one false start they both got pretty evenly away. When they had gone • very short distance the " excitement of the po pulace was evinced by load shouts of " Gan on Bob," who, however, at that time was behind his opponent, Cooper's strokes were very rapid, and he pulled very swiftly, bet the favourite with his long powerful stroke soon short ened the gap between them, and opposite Davidson'. flour mill the champion wee leading by above half a boat's length. This enviable position was not long maintained ; for on reaching the Skimmer's Buro, amidst immense excitement, Cooper was visibly • few feet in advance. In poising Walker Parker's factory, Chambers was nearly two lengths in the rear. As they neared Waternon's Qua y tbe champion seafood to get too far south, whilst Cooper kept skimming along close to the north ahore, by which means he wee pos sibly sheltered from a slight head wind, which wu causing • little swell on the surface of the water. Each man appeared to do his but as be approached the signal for the , winning post, • flag firing in • small boat moored in the . middle of the river, but Cooper reached it first, leaving Chambers nearly a boat's length behind.—Leeds Mercury. A LITZ STCILGION AT THZ ZOOLOGICAL GAKDENS. —A letter from Mr. Prank Buckland, in the nines, says : " Although we are well accustomed to the sight of Mar oons on the slabs of fishmongers' shops, it is not often we have an opportunity of seeing them alive. A few days sines , One of these fish, about three feet long, wee aught in • whitebait net near the mouth of the Thames, and brought alive to Billingsgate. It was bought by Mr. Charles, fisti• monger, of Pimlico, who kept it some three days in • took, and then sent it to the Zoologicatgardeos, where it now is. The fish seems in good health, all but • wound which has been made by a rope just above his tail. Ile looks not unlike • large jack in the water, but he swims in a very different way, the lower half of his body sway ing about in the water with an almost serpentine action, implying swiftness in swimming and great power to hold his own in • rapid stream. As he swims along the bottom of the water he keeps his head close to the ground, and every now and then shoots out his great toothless telescopic mouth as if in search for food. The beard-like feelers underneath his pig-shaped nose are also perpetually at work, and no doubt they are of great use to him when • groping his way among the rocks several fathoms under water. Mr. Bartlett and myself have had • coaaulta. Moo as to what to give him to eat, for he will not touch earth worms or small fish, and we have agreed to try him with water shells of various kinds, for having lately dis sected the stomachs of several sturgeons, especially maths property of Mr. Hack, of Portmen-strset, which was 9 feet 2 inches Iciag, weighed nearly 4 owt., and contained no Isms than three large buckets full of cavil,. or roe, I have found the contents of the stomachs of sturgeons to be principally comminuted portioas of shells, and occasionally sand worms. The live sturgeon is in a pond in front of the new Antelope house, where be seems quite at home ; he frequently comes into the shoal water of the margin of the pond, takes a pest ecitt ai r4 ,,,d e re s tir tl e again . into the deep , while he keep s .. ye zed with suspicion on the • • • - - HEAT AND DROUGHT IN NAPLRII.—The cor respoodeat of the Time, at Naples, writing on the 26th inst., says :—" The ►eat is intenow than we have felt for :many years ; the sus goes down every sight as red as blood and nuo, which has sot visited us for four months, still keeps off. Every blade of gram is parched op. sod the opisoosis is likely to come la aid of she church to establish • perpetual fent.' MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clocz. The tendency of the stook markets to-day is again favourable. The funds are decidedly firm, and although a fresh advent* of per cent., which was quoted in the morning, has not been maintained, the present prices are fully equal to those of yes terday afternoon. An improvement has taken place in several of the principal home railways ; and foreign stocks are buoyant and generally higher, especially Mexican. The fortnightly settlement will be completed to-morrow. _ _ At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 10c., and improved to 67fr. 15c., being Sc. above the last price of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 93 to 1 both for money and the account (August 6). The of business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 93 ; ditto for account, 931, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 771 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151 ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1081, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001, 100 ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 1001; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 107 ; and Exchequer Bills, March, par. Foreign stocks are generally higher, including Greek, Turkish, Mexican, and Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates. Mexican Bonds were in great request in the morning, and were purchased as high as 374, but are last marked 361. The inquiries extend to Portuguese, Mooridis, and Russian Bonds of 1862. Greek Bonds are r higher, at 32 to 4. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 92 to 93 ; 1868, 704 to 1 ; 1862, 67 to 4 ; and the Consolid6s, 484 to 494-these stocks showing severally an advance of to 4 per cent. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Austrian, 8214 ex div. ; Brazilian, 103 ; Chili= Three per Cents., 76 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 1024 ; Greek, 311, 32 ; ditto, for account, 324, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 141, 15, 144 ; Italian (Maremmana Rail way), 79, ex div.; Mexican, 361, 4; ditto, foracoount, 371, 4, 36/ ; Moorish, 98; New Granada, 144 ; Peru vian, for account, 974 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 474, 1, ez div. ; Russian, 1862, 924; Sardinian, 891, 89; Spanish Three per Cents., 54, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred, 471, 4& ex div. ; ditto Passive, 32, 4, 311, 324 ; ditto for account, 324, 4,1, 32 ; ditto Certificates, 12, 4; ditto for account, 124, 4 ; Turkish, 1854, 921 ; ditto 1858, 704 ; ditto 1862, 671, 661, 674, ex div. ; ditto for account, 674, ex div. ; Venezuela, 234, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 654. _ _ _ The Confederate Loan remains heavy. at 18 to 14 discount. Italian scrip is again firmer, at to Prem. International Financial shares have receded to 4 to 41 prem. General Credit and Finance are steady at to I prem. ; and London Financial, at 1 to 11. prem. Hudson's Bay shams are flatter, at 11 to li t dia. ; and Egyptian Trading at Ito 1 prem. There was only a moderate demand for money at the Bank of England yesterday. In the general market not much business appears to have been done below Si per cent. About 10,0001. in gold was bought by the Ba'ik yesterday. A large amount is expected to be taken to that establishment during the next few days. The amount of governiant bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the sth August is rupees 40,00,000 (400,0000 At the pending settlement the rates of "conti nuation " on English railway stocks are generally moderate, except on London and North Western and Midland, on which I per cent. was current yes terday. As regards Lancashire and Yorkshire, the terms were "even." In the foreign stock market the rates for loans ranged in moat cease from 6 to 10 per cent per annum, being decidedly below those required at recent settlements. The redue tiou is a consequence of the extent to which the settlement has been prepared for by sales on the part of the weaker speculators, who hitherto have been made to give high rates of "continuation." The character of the specu lative account has now undergone a change in a sense favourable to the stability of the market, the amount of the outstanding transactions having I been greatly reduced. The numbers are published of bonds representing 247,7001. of the Peruvian Loan of 1862, which have been purchased under the half-yearly sinking fund and cancelled ; also of bonds representing 36,700/. of the Peruvian Uribarren Debt, which have been similarly dealt with. It is stated that the present packet has brought 3,000 dollars on account of the dividends on Mexican Bonds. The sum is small, but interest attaches to the resumption of the remittances for the bondholders. Applications are invited through Messrs. Cavan, Lubbock, and Co., of Finsbury-circus, and Mr. Edward Routh, of Throgmorton-street, for 160,000/. (forming the first issue of a loan of 300,0001.) of first mortgage 7 per cent. Bonds of the Sagna la Grande Railway Company of Cuba. It appears that the total length of the line oompleted and in working order is about 70 miles. It runs through fertile sugar districts, and enjoys a ouucession in perpetuity. It is explained that The amount expended on the railroad in the purchase of land, rolling stock, and plant, and all appurtenances. amounts to about 2,200,000 dollars; of this about 2,000000 dollars has been realised by the issue of shares in the island, and the boluses has been furnished by individuals., for reim bursement of which, and to increase the rolling stock and plant, the present loan is proposed to be raised is London. The subscription price is 971. per cent., with interest from the let of May last. The payments are to be made as follows on application, 121. on allotment, 201. on the let September, 1863 ; M. on the let October, 1863 ; 201. (leas 3:. 10a. for six mouths' interest) on the 2nd November, 1863 • 151. on the Ist December, 1863 ; and 101 . On th e I bit January, 1864. Ou payments in advance 7 per l cent. interest will be allowed. A sinking fund of 4,8001. per annum will be formed, commencing on the Ist of May, 1866. One-half of the present issue, has already been subscribed. The forthcoming report of the directors of the! Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company ' will, it is said, be of a very favourable character. ' It is understood to announce a dividend and bonus at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, with a surplus of 100,0001. on the underwriting account to be carried forward. _ _ . The report of the directors of the Mid-Rent Railway Company announces a dividend of 2! per cent. for the past half-year. At a msating of the directors of the Electric and International Telegraph Company, held yesterday, it was resolved to recommend at the meeting on the 7th August a dividend of 3} per cent. for the last half-year. The Great Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,5951. compared with last year ; the London and North Western, a decrease of 5821. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 2,0271.; the Great Western, an increase of 5111. ; and the London and South Western, a decrease of 4891. • At the meeting to-day of the Oriental Commer cial Company (Limited) the report of the directors was unanimously adopted, and a dividend declared at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum on the paid up capital, from the date of payment, 10 per cent. was charged to preliminary expenses, and 1,0001. set maids. for a reserve fund. Satisfactory explana tions were given with respect to the prospects and position of the undertaking. With reference to the new issue of shares it was arranged that before they are off-red to the public at a premium the original shareholders shall have time to consider whether they will take them up or not. It was explained by the chairman that theisaue is made, not from any want of capital (although from the in creased capital he expected an increased return), but to place the company is the position of having the shares quoted on the Stock Exchange. Whew the accounts were made up, the balances on accounts current due from the agents abroad amounted to ' 51,8401. 14a. 11d., but since then there has been received in remittances 17,0034 L. 7d., reducing the amount to 34,8371. 13a. 4d., against which the company bold security in bills of lading, charts,- parties, he.. to the extent of 28,3461. 9s. 9d., so that the total sum apparently uncovered is 6,4911. 3e. 7d. Other consignments, however, will reduce this liability to nil. The directors of the Portugal iron and Coal Com pany are to give a dinner to the Duke of Saldanhe at the Star and Garter, Richmond, to-day, at 6 o'clock. The fourth call of 101., making 401. called, is is be p.id on the shares of the London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank by the 21st August. A call of 10s. is to be paid on the shares of the East India Cotton Agency Company (Limited) by the bit September. An extraordinary meeting of the Northern As.. snranoe Company is called for the 14th August, at Aberdeen, to consider a proposal for increasing Ps* company's capital to the full amount autboriaed'by the act of parliament, namely 2,000,0001, sterling, by the creation of 37,012 additional shares. . . . The adjourned general meeting of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Company will be held on the 3r4 August We are requested to state that the share list of the South Essex Waterworks Company will be closed on the 4th August. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance gas, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Inannacia.—Allimme British sad Foreign, 151 ; Atlas, 131 ; smenatersial Uoion„ 7, 61, az Dew ; Guardian, 511, ex div. ; Imperial Fine, 3119, Me • Indemnity Maths', 1U; ' hl7 64, ex div. ; Cara limbs., 164, 171; Pherniz, 1511 ; and Mersey Marine, 41 ; Universal Ma riert.,2l. t and Coke.—Oast Central, 171, 17. ; Imperial, 874, es ; Imperial Coatineutal, 81, ex &v. ; Pncenia, 99, 100, ex div ; Surrey Camomen, 94, 90 ; Wastosies der Chartered (nen), 44, ex div. ; Wsteea 8,81. Cassia —Grated Junetioa, 76, ex dlr. ; Regent% (at Loa dem), 261, ex div. War months. —Bevlia, 81,i ; Cheissa, 26, ex div. • Ere Loudon, 128, 1, ex div. ; ditto Nen, 91, 4, adiv. ; 'Omni Junction, 80, ex div. • Weal Middlimex, 1111, 11, ex die. New Brunswick, Nova Boot* and Victoria Government Debentures were rather fiat. With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. K. F. Eatterthwaite reports as follows : The London market for American seenritiee ban shown renewed activity during the put week, the lower rate of exchange reported by the China having enhanced values. There hu been so active demand for Ene and Minnie Central Shrum for export, and prices have advanced to 70 for the former, and 22 die. for the latter, closing with IA upward tendency. There have been sursuous inquiries fen the bonds of the Pennsylvania Section of the Atlantic sal Great Western Railroad; they aloes 72 to 721. Virginia saee are more freely offered at a decline of about I gross& Mr. John Labouchere, a partnet in the Conking firm of Williams, Deacon, and Co., died yesterday morning, at the age of 65. The deceased was the only brother of Lord Taunton. WEDINIZDAT EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to 93 for the 6th August, were first marked this morning 921, and closed at 93 to For money the last price was 921 to 931. The official businew report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 921, 1; ditto, for account, 921; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 93, 1.; New Three per Cents., 93, 1 , 93 ; Bank Stock, 2371, 237, 239; India Five per Cent Stock, 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1:3 , 01 ; ditto Bonds, 16e. prem. ; Five per Cent. en heed" rupee paper, 107* ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 116. The India Five per Cent. Week has again risen w cent, closing at 1081 to }. There were some of India Bonds at 15s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain et par to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market was decidedly better. The recovery continued to progress waylay through out the day, and was especially observable in the more speculative descriptions, which have latterly been so much depressed. International Financial shares are apparently somewhat scarce for the present settlement, and have accordingly risen 12s. 13d. to-day, closing at 4/ to 4 1 1 prem. General Credit have risen to tto prem., while London Financial were steady at I to 11 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were steady in the morning at to 11 dia., but declined in the afternoon to 11 to 11 dig. Egyptian Trading were rather better, at 1 to 11 prem. In the market for bank shares the tendency of prices to-day hes again been rather unfavourable. A reduction has taken place in City Bank, Bank of Egypt, English and Irish, London and Colonial, Metropolitan and Provincial, and Union Bank of London. As regards Imperial Ottoman Bank, London and County, London and Westminster, and Oriental Bank, however the tendency of prices was favourable. The misce llaneous share market was quiet. . . - Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 121 to I prem., being again higher ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3i pram . ; Commercial Union, to 21 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 171. to I ; and O riental and General Marine, 11. to 17j prem. The nominal closing quotations for sham in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Company of African Merchants, to prem. • Oriental Hotels, Ili to 1 prem. ; Brazilian and Portu guese Bank, par to prem.; and Marine Invest ment, prem. MINES.-(71118 DAY.) Two o'Cloot. There is not much business doing in the mining market to-day, and prices generally have not varied. East Caradon shares have declined 11., the present quotation being 314 to ; Kitty St. Agnes are also flatter, at 84 to 4. East Basset are quoted 77 to 79, being firmer • and Tincroft, 214 to 22. Attention is partly di rected to the fort nightly settlement. Yudanamutana shares are heavy, and have de clined. Transactions are recorded at 3i, 3f, and Sk. St. John del Rey are dull, and United Mexican firm. It is notified that the share certificates of the Anglo-Brazilian Gold Mining Company will be ready for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipts to-morrow. At the Prosper United Dine meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a dcbit balance of 1,322!. It was agreed to offer, pro rata, the 943 trust shares to the present shareholders, at 2b per share. The purser undertook to subscribe for any number that were not taken up. Those present at the meeting signed for their proportions, which would absorb about one-fourth of the number. ANOTHER VOI* IN TO CRINOLINE. —The town of Southampton yesterday contributed an addition to the keg list of unhappy women whose lives have been sacrificed to the prevailing extravagant fashion of expanded dress. The unfortunate victim is this instance au a are young womaa named Esther Spencer, about 20 years of age, who has lived as a domestic servant for some three years in the family of Mr. James Bishop. bootmaker, of Bernard.street A little after six o'clock yesterday morning she had lighted the kitchen are, and was passing across the room by the grate, when bee dieter, expended by crinoline, ignited, and be fore assistance was at bored every particle of her anth ill( was burnt away. and the poor creature was lite rally roasted to a cinder in the steel cage in which, in common with thousands of her sex, she RI 1 mi med herself. Her piteous screams for help awoke Mr. sod Mrs. Bishop, the latter of whom, thinking the house was on are, and alarmed for the safety ef her children, caught op two of them and rushed out on to the roof of the house, where she was seen by several neighbours in a position of great danger, making her way with the children along the open parapet to the next home, which she happily reached in safety. Mr. Bishop, on going down, found the poor girl lying on the leading at the top of the kitchen stairs, to all appsaeaes nothing but a heap of smouldering ashes. Neig ham were called in and medical aid procured, sad the unfortunate sufferer was taken to the Royal South Bards leen:nary, but she was beyond human help, and her excruciating agonies terminated in death about four bourn after the accident. The deceased was much respected by her master and matron. EXAMINATION AT THE CLERKEN WELL POLICE- 00IIRT.-ITHIS DAY.) - - WITHDRAWAL OF THE CHARGE OF MURDER AGAINST CLARKS, William Henry Clarke, the young man who stands charged with feloniously killing and slaying Elizabeth Hunter, at Creea-man's•lane, Islington, on the night at the 30th of March last year, was again placed at the bar before Mr. Barker for re-examination. The pri sooer, who bas a very sharp bat not nnplesaing counts. name, does not appear to have suffered by his imprison ment, and was as self-powered as be has shown himself to be on the previous occasions. Mr. John Clerk, barrister, instructed by the Solicitor to the Trisaary, atteadad to prosecute ; sod Mr. Diokie, barrister, denuded. Mr. Clerk, in opening the case for the prosecu tion, said that he had the honour to appear, instructed by the Solicitor to the Treasury, it being considered one in which the court should be assisted. He had carefully and anxiously considered the case, and he did not think that there waa sufficient evidence at present to ask the court to send the prisoner for trial on the charge of mar der. He should, therefore, ask the oourt to discharge the prisoner on the charge of murdering Elizabeth Hunter, on the 30th of March. Whil s t the prisoner would be discharged on that cue, still he was instructed to go on with the charges of indecency that bad come out in the course of this painful inquiry. The learned gentleman then alluded to a are of indecency which he stated the prisoner had committed on the 9th of October, 1861. It wan a strong fact that the prisoner had made a confession to Mr. Rowe of the facts of that case. Thus was another charge against the pri soner, which occurred in the month of January, but which he did not intend to proceed with then. He mentioaed that because be should go on with that charge at the trial. At that time the parents would not go on with the charge. There sou another offence charged in the month of May of this year of indecency committed by the prisoner at an ice shop. He should call the witnesses and ask the magistrate to com mit the prisoner for trial as these charges. (The examination was proceeding when our report left.] COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& Jabs tO -U s=..- IKPKILIAL AVERLG i wh.„.....y...... i 45. Brim ?am Os Od 7d ed 8d 404 44 e7s lOd 421 s 5431, 24 10J WWs les 2d des Mlles ed 11432. 104 Ses 04 les Od 44. 10.1.30 s 104 111 84s 8440, 24 lea Od 4e5 742 es 1 64 1511 131'401 sd 37s 14 461 Ildies 1 9.1 fils &lees 8433 s 114 445 7410 a sd 14 Ws ed lea 101 Ns dd 4 wi i T..; .7: Durr.—Wbest, B•ziey, Oats, Bre, Besot, and Peak li. DIMIRAX 81110111110 TO 7LIIOITATIOM 111 TUX AMAGI MOS 01 WIRL? DORM MI SIX With INAIIILD. 11=27 paly £. Flu l7 11.1 July MI 'al/ 26. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) NT IL MO AND DITIZNATIONAL macman.) (noN ous ow" coasnromnarr.) Market quiet but steady. Sala about 5,000 bales. Vices. Jane SO. tuas 66 11 .. MI 10 641 7 a te 5 .. 45 11 .. MINCING LAND.-(THIS DAY.) BUGAIL—The market keeps steady, bat there is rather leas doing in British West India than previously reported. Foreign Muscovado has also sold slowly. Porto Rioo, fie* brown, good grey, and middling yellow, 335. to 36a. 6d. • Cuba, 325. ; grocery, 35e. to 38a. ; refined is unaltered. Comae.—For colour, sort of plantation Ceylon rather firmer prices have bees obtained ; common sort sold at full rates; triage, lle to 755. 64. ; middling and fins middling, Mc ed. to 90s. 6d. ; floe, 100 a to 108 a. Native Ceylon.— small to good bold, 611 e. 64. to 735. ; colottry, 745. to 755. 6d. Tu.— he market eoetinuee quiet. Rica—Oaly limited edge are reported—old white Bengal sold 10a. ; good new, 13.. 7id. Sricga.—The demand for black pepper is only limited at previous prices. Pimento sold without change : g ood mid dling, 21d. Ginger, Jamaica, ordinary to middling, 62a. to 90e. . • Sae. si. 10s. to 81. 7s. Rui.—The higher prionuked by holden have prevented odes. ffaurrrnut.—Basineas baa bean trameacted at is. ander remit prior; refraction sold at 38a.; refraction Bj, 37a. 3d. Corrou.—Fally previous rates continue to be paid, with a fair amount of bosinesa doing. Jove has sold without alteration in value ; common to fine, 20/ to 28/. ss. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is very quiet to-day. Town tallow is quoted 41s. M. to 42e., net cub ; Petersborg Y.O. on the spot, 435. Bd. ; August to September, 435. 6d. ; October to December. 465., "sellers ;' December, 465. 31. Deliveries for the half week, 660 casks ; arrivals, 671 caska METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of besets is not quite so large as on Thursday last, yet it is oonsidsrablo. Trade is very slow ; pekes for the choices qualities are about the IMO MI of late, but isferior kinds see lower. Musa sad lambs are rather more pisoldnl ; the demand is eery limited ; on th e nvorugs priors see lower, and amoral amain unsold. Calves are low From Germany sad Holland there are 353 boasts, 2.116 . 0 4 eltsep. sad 673 Wyss, and from Spain 164 beasts. Mitch cows 80. err non; S. 4. a. .3. Ihe aloes of 81ba. 0. d. a. d. ' l / 4 Bost 044, Heralds. 4 8 410 nett D 04.8 111-84.61 i 410 6 Best Short-horns . 4 4 4 8 Beet Loag-w001a.... 0 0 0 &mond gni/ Wools 8 0 3 6. Do. do. Shorn . 4 4 4 Cam 3 0 4 61 Iwo; a soesed qn . sl. 0 0 0 PlB4 Best Du.* 1111.1wella 0 0 0 0 Lambs %mkt at market, 1,100 . Pb ago and Lank, 12,420; 4141.48, res . nee I". SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Heresy and Easton report s large supply ; prices lower. Doweracoua Facer IN Scortaarw.—Tbe weather for the lest tea days has been very peerdiar and most no cartssio. At the hardenieg of last week the mornings were bright, clear, and nosy, with a groat heat during the day bates evening as oe the weath er beams bitterly cold. On the morning of the 16th frost set in more severely than dunes the summer for • great oensher of _year,. The cones gamma have been mat di/mimes. in all Pine of the High . lands, °zee pt in very sheltered places, end whore lyi og directly by the sea-shore, the imp ..f late-sown potatoes has been almost completely destroyed. In some districts hettreen Fort William and bareness there is hardly • geld of potatoes left, and at Basely and Dingwall the dantruction Me bees scarcely less complete. Similar reports reach on from the Best coast &loot the Highland road, bet farther north the damage does not seem to have been to great. Is may peels of Sutherland, for %Mem potatoes are loaded itit Mom and healthy. Is Caitheem the wind appear, to have dose more damage than the frost. On Saturday morning there was a fresh coating of snow on Bea Nevis, and our lesser neighbour Ben Wyvis also found on Liss/May that its summit had been slightly powdered. Inverness Couritr. IItITISH POSIZOBIONII. I 10140 MAW 811. I Pil I 1411,49631. I , Ci t al t in C el I 60 1 p.m. 1411 441 Arras 01 Oh OS 00 7 .. 81. MO Ocia.isr.Bo.lL4Ap.o. 101 106 ... II Do. New 1 l e i pe 111 T 1 Do. New. IMAM- 1 1 Pm M 1 .8 ItifelolklshallmiallL .... 10 an Oshawa, . 4 II I toe no taltoirask.eaaasi _ Mae. Bela., Asa. van .. io 10 Do. lag 1.111111. 16 .- 84 110 Clalsalla aIL 116■144a Mt Irk 116 100 OmpelfAravadw. on; I DIT 1164 66 all Deaterara.Tp.oper.pal .... PA balm brad ... . 1081 1 00 1 _. 111 1 4 0 MA India mra..ll p..M. Dr/ it 104 S 11 10 De. O. la madam.— 13 1I pm I 111 10 Do. H. do I 1 pm IM. lOU amad ?earshot Otoods 1 SO H 6 A Do. IA ipr4l. Bondi 166 TO 63 TO 11111 MI Do. do. deferred 61 64 11111 all Do. lad pat. Hoods I M 66 Ili 145 ad Do. do. damned! 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AM 50,400 MOO 4M.11 11 II S if IL pm DM dim pm es 6 i 1 1 lipm 4 4 sei i ro. 1 96. I 00 Willi 111. I ORDINARY 101A.RIN AND STOCKS. an. 1 pa Launrita asa..ll•LbOasr9ta kW" Md.O Belad mod Swan Oak sod Parke Da • .1 • media oral e Dublin sad l~ roc. Dead,Perilh. AbtlJa. Idiabargksail Maw, =Nr• S. Wuhan Imieri Ds • lessic.— Do. Nee&III Amelia litt. lbsti•Aissi Gres• Northam . Ds& I Arm so dis Do.ll SilepoLispekt t data& Weil Po flas4 Wslow• DeJleatVaLlihmelL laseralstrell Yoe Mgr. Laden sad 11Wawa Loadosals91101,01!, llaripoa iad Wide. Do. New Da. Dm _ _ . D. Mail Dab Mid. GI. Ws. troo.) Do I MGM 10d Eass Ili Goa (Om Do.ida..Pood4Dood. N. lankasa—aarvisk . Do. o.N.l.lurt Do. Loa Dq Took Ds. Now Nor& Illofordoigro— IlkaatalWaional so. Realm Omani Nal& It Altacaa Ilostaa lalamadl Illirow•Hri a Wekapl Bout! Wake Yowled a liar Do , %b agaar.Walosaa.♦ . alm la,m_a_loa tii 10 10 1011 100 17 3. So s Do do IN Tod Vole s Do B s Do e Do. . 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Bk. ladeAae.,oJolne all 294 Del = 1 1 1.0 0 1 111 OM& IL al 1ni116595 all 1111 66 II OM WS WOO 100 nWal ... 6,000 100 Oonlinuna . 6 2 1 dis 10,000 109 ingtisk aal Mob (140 ) 11l If 01,10 — 16.0011 10 1124.6606.64attne5P. all IS 14 DI 10,000 ISO Iliadas*Chlaailap.(L, 36 1 lAn lace° 100 Inpartal Beak, lAallecl 61 1 1 poi 13001 69 Impala Olio . 16000 100 London and Braellan 3l 7 4 85pa 6.000 100 Loo.B.AgreatlLPlate rl. 30 3 44poi 6,0001 100 loa., BK., A BAWL (L.) 7 10 en 40 'Los. Ob. Bank of A.. , . In 8 88 5 — 160001 100 Loadoit and Colonial (L 6 25 15116 — 46.004 40 Leo** and 10,4n44 10,000 K Loads. Joint Itoot .. 10 34 .5 1 35 10.160 100 ton. and Middle.= (L 10 i 4 db 10,000 100 Loo. sad Northam (L 16 14 140 — 00. 0 03 tl• ,Lrevann * mte.. 51*. al 265 034 16000 100 foodondat Americo* (L. 1 2 1 die 6,0001 100 , Los. a 6. Western Alm 10 14 0141. *en 100 :Iga. and Weetagnater 6O 76 77 xd —xd 7.404 100 I Vitro.* Pm.. 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