The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-17 00:00:00

_ - THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. POST-OFFICE 11,01113ERT. !/. Alotin, a letter-carrier in the Clarendoe.equare or s ay was brought up in the ot.stotly of Arnee, the odtellbe oil:Mal:de, charged with stealing letters °Detain ee/cage .t•tmpa. - iroo gregt from the evidence that, owing to certain ocaidos entertained respecting the prisoner, Smee authorised to watch his movements. and accord or Wedaseiday evening, he followed the pri ow while the latter was engaged in delivering the orict letters in his walk. On reaching Drummood-atreet, ›wernow, Smell saw the prisoner examine • letter 4ca ly, and then turn into Georgeetreet, where he tore it aid threw away the pieces. Witness collected all the *verdant the letter, and put them into his pouket, and t hen followed theprlsoner to the Gower-street station of the r00r „,,,,d Railway, where he saw him open another l et ter aid put some postage stamps into his pocket. Here iv. introduced himself and anted him if be had delivered ill his letters moan replied, " Oh, vas, Mr. Smee." The was than apprehended, mid rive other letters were ! A nd in hie pocket- three unopened, and two which tad been opened, one of the latter containing 2s. 6d. worth o f postage stamps. On being asked how he acooanted for ;here letters. he said that he had offered them at the alma, written on each, the parties were not known them The two opera letters he said were in that state ' ,bee be received them. The postage st ye amps in possession, be said, had been sent to him by a friend ,a a letter. Witness afterwards delivered the letters, without difficulty, as directed, and is putting toge ther the fragment' of a letter which he had picked up in feoweretreet he found it was from a gentleman, named , . Roberts. tr. Osborn, solicitor, who attended for the Post-office, wind for a remand, there being other charges agsinat the irisocer.. The ner, who had been four years in the service, Ina for a week. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. 117116LA8T UTINIOVI ROBBERY OF JIWILIAINT. OFO:7C Upton, address refuel, sod who described him el as a jeweller, warn brought before Mr. Tyrwhitt, b Stud , Thomas, of the Detective Department, herd, charged with Mealier; from No. 23, Portlaind-piece lease quantity of jewellery of the value of about 2001., the property of Rm. Kingdoms and others. =tor Williamson, of the detective depute:neat, to watch the case. dee Coming, is the service of Mr. Jobe Galevorthy, of 21, Pordand-Plan, said-1 went to bed at a quarter to 11 os the 2n4 July, and saw one of the boxes is my room had hen tuned out; the box banned to Kim Wataoe, and had ben brought op into my room. It had been broken open sod ally a few letters left in it. I went downstairs and a mutable was sent for. The trapdoor on the top of the home had been forced apse. A person could get to the t ra pdoor from Charlotte-street. It ay Bishop, also in the service of Mr. Galawortly,said— goat a quarter of an hour before the articles were tensed Ice the property safe is MiNeWatece's room, the property hein in • box. The jewel-box produced belongs to another hdy, Mrs. %,:1000, and had aloe been broken open. It retailed watches, chains, he. At this stage of the case Mr. Wonmer, jo.n., attended for theprimooer. Mir Harnett Watson said—ln the box which had been brakes open there were several articles of jewellery belong ing Wray sister ; and in • drawer belonging to me there ewes watch, two pairs of senior, and • number of other articles The property belonging to me was of the 'slue of Moat SOL, and that belonging to my sister Annie about the ere smooth. My ater's name in Annie Einem, the wife if the Rev. George Elagdon. Poliotocoostrable 144 E—A tlO past 11 on the night of 2nd ley I was called to 23, Portland-place by one of the mer man, and on going to the top room, found a box broken epee Iriug on the servants' bed. I marched every room in the house, but found no one. I thee went on to the roof at the house, and in the gutter I found the box prodneed broken open and lying in the gutter. I could end no foot marks, and the inspector and sergeant made • further ward. By Mr. Tyrwhitt—A person could got to the trapdoor kw other bonus. Sergeant Wheeler, E division—l assisted in searching the mereisen and on the lea* of one of the houses I found • "jemmy," and on comparing it with the marks on the box I found it to corres pond. Sargent Franklin, 20 E—On the moroing of the 3rd inst., stout six o'clock, I woat to Charlotte-street, Portland-place, sod remained till half-past eight, Charlotte-street being at Ihe back of Portland-plane. I then went to 53, Charlotte street, and on to the roof of the home. On going to the corner of Devonshire-street, No. 57, I found several slates broken. I found the outer trapdoor of 62, Charlotte-street, open, but the tense one fastened. I seat • constable down to open the door, sod then I found in the room, ea I hod also does on the roof, marks of naked feet. I then made • further err*, and found foot-narks from No. 82 to the home when the robbery took place in Portland-plans. By Mr. Tyrwhitt—l was enabled to tram the footmarks clearly, there having been no rain lately. I trend the footmarks over 32 booms in aIL . _ Mee jinOi;iiiraßawm7o a widow, residing at 62, Char. lotteotreek Portlanci.plawl let prisoner two rooms fur nished about five week. back—the two top rooms—me as a bedroom and the other as a sitting room. Reoccupied the rooms till the god July, when he left without notice, and owing me four days' net. By Mr. Tyrwhitt—Did anyone live in the rooms with him! Witness—No. dr. The last time I mw him he was • out of the home at 11 at night. He had nothing in Ms but I can't my whether be had a balky ap pointees or not. A moist at 50. Devonshim.street. Poetised-place, a tease between 62, Charlotte-street and 23, Portland-place, eakl—On the 26th of June, at night. I saw a man pea the trespet window, stoopieg down. He was going in the Aseeticn of Portland-plies. I think the prisoner is the use man. I called oat and asked what he was doing. I pieksd him out this morning from several other. After I tad out to the primmer he went beck to Charlotte-street. Pamir was committed formally. XARYLBBONE. CAZILACZ BOUM Amy viourarr arra= og • roucuitur. Charles Cole, described as a porter. was brought up baud, seed and placed at the bar charged with the following mast audacious robbery and ruffianly assault oa Policeoon- Mak& Bing, 76 D. Bias deposed that at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon be was in plain clothes in Baker-Mrset, Portmanaquare, when be saw the prisooer put his right hand into a aurriage which was standing at the corner of Dosser-street, and, hylog hold of a shawl which was co the emit, poll it out and put it into his pocket. He then ran away. pumped by the witness, and he was at length stopped in Booth-street, Maacheriter-saguaro. On being told that he was charged with stealing a shawl he said ? " You are very slaver,' and struck him (witness) five or ma most severe blows on the nose and temple. He was at length after much resistance conveyed to the station. and when there be exclaimed, "If I could only get at him (King) Pal— soon do for him." Mrs. Frances Lyall, wife of George Lyall, Fag. 50, Bator - place, Pimlico, i&ntifled the shawl produced: It bad been thrown away by the prisoner upon ending him self so hotly chased as to convince him that there was no chance of his getting clear away. Ia reply to Mr. Mansfield as to -vbether prisoner was know, King said be was the constant associate of thieves of the want class banging about Lission.grove, and he wan of opinion that former convictions would on another day be proved againat him. Prisoner, on being asked if he bad anything to say, ra plied, sullenly —I shan't my anything, for I eau ale it's no Pod. He was committed for trial. Sixtotfr Frame.—{Tau Dao.)—About 7.45 a.m. I a fire broke out on the premises belonging to Mr. J. Elliott, a pawnbroker and silversmith. carrying on business In Queen's-rood, Pimlico. The disaster took phone in the I wareheme on the second floor, used for stowing away the pledges. The proprietor of the promisee was insured, but now of the poor people having goods in pledge were—A fire broke out in the premiere of Mr. Thomas Smith, a grocer and chesesmongm, No. 18, College street, Ohelsea. ; The games were not extinguished until the stock in trade me nearly destroyed and the building severely damaged . Afire broke out during the night on the premises of Mr. J. Pulley, jun., a box sod packing-cam maker, carrying es busi er, at No. 112 Arch, belonging to the South Crest Bad. way Company. The dames extended to Arch No. 113, and also to one numbered 112 s, belonging to Mr. H. Patio', a cooper. The arch 112 was burned out ; No. 112 a, need es stables by Mr. Pulley, the cooper, was nearly destroyed. Several other premises were also damaged, but not to a mai. cos extent. PauszeDTlON or AN " OLD MAID" 1013 KIDDING . Cam. —A few days ago, Mies Isabella Kidd. a maiden lady at least sixty years of ago, residing , Millutreet, Perth, , was charged at the policecoart there with causing • nuisance, by keeping a number of rata in her house. Os ' being asked to plead to the charge. she said she did keep cats, but they were no DMINIMM, and it saved the rest of i the neighbours from keeping any, as they killed all the ; mice. On • Dumber of the neighbours, as well se the , pots, being examined, it appeared that she was in the Mbst of keeping • very large number of cabs. One of the ! witnesses spoke to having counted eight, another counted seven, mid a third counted no fewer than eleven oa the floor of the home at one time. The whole of them spoke to the stench which pervaded the building ; and, although spoken to about it, by both landlord sad tenants, the My persisted in keeping her pets. The magistrate said he would not inflict • Sue, bat would ardor that, with the ex ception of one kitten, all must be sent away within forty.: sight hours, or, if kept after that time, the polies would carry out his order. The lady Wt the court apparently not very well pleased at the prospect of having to break up bee establishment. At the elm* of the evidence the accused acclaimed, " Vengeance is mine, saith the Lord, end I will repay." She also pre the pedigree of several of her cats, amidst the laughter of a crowded court. It may be MOD. limed that when the polies sabered Miss Kidd's sanctum, foe the purpose of summoning her to appear at the they found the but occupied by fire MM. while seret %hue were mania( about the how.—Perthshire Jourewa. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1863; LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE OT ELM= 716.1143.111 L) PONTEFRACT MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ALEXANDRA PLATE. Paddy O'Rourke ... ... Gonads' ... . . ... Globule ... ... ... ... ... PARK HILL STAKE'S. Vanier Tarlatan Lyra ... ... i ... R ... S 6 sea. CASTLE PLATE. Six fluionp. Ceßatios, Therotes, Rosebud, Rase of Deamstic, sad Bal derston, are bare. PONTEFRACT HANDIOAP. One mile. Wynnstay, Pancake, Charles Fox, Flytzsp, Zest c, Row bud, and Luna are hers. Porn Foarirr.—Caller On, Dada* Bernice, Fairy King, All Right, Deception, Wotan' Scott, Faiths Mae, Bonny Braun Knot, Golden Drop, and Lard Dundreary. STAMFORD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SEITON STAMM. Amelia beat Mader. OLIFDEN OUP. Bohemia ... 3 13a FOURTH BIENNIAL STARES. One mile and a quarter. I Tarots, Tale, Fantail, Amelia, Rewilvea, Sea King, and Oak-apple are bro. FIFTH BIENNIAL STORES One mile and a quarter. Midnight Masa, Alliance, Procella, Edward the Contemer, and Chaperon are here. STAMFORD CUP. Three miles. Balbarn, Millionaire, Fantail, Harlequin, Orimaton, and Flax g are bare. Amivina—Cistireligh HIINGERFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) STAND PLATS Lord of the MAaor Rest Neilgherry 1 15i . JOHN O'Cl AUNT STASH& Mile mid a halt. ii Flirtation, Ithrelma, Omistereation, Violet, Mermaid, Try, hi Necklace, Calliope c, and Jerk in the Box are here. It in HIINOERFORD STAKES. Mile and a ball. Coup d'Etat, Black Friar, °Mips 4 and Feith are bent. ENTRY FOR JACK 0' NEWBURY HANDICAP. Six Grey Hen 0, Set 121 b • Lord o turic rrienor, Set 9lb ; Rhcebus, let 12Ib ; Little Dick, 7st ; Wessel, Cat 12Ib ; Jaelt in the Box, 6et 101 b ; Champagne, Get 71b ; Attraction, by New. minter, bat 7th. Asainio.—Rennett, King o Clete, Locket e, Mame for Yoram Overdone, and the Fisherman. ALLIANCE BANS OF LONDON AND LIVE S POOL (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) The aeoond ordinary general meeting of the maleolden vraebeld at aooa, at the Leaden Tavern; Isie Y 14 4 I. 10/ a IN AO IN W Dann'. is the chair. The 13110111Talir (Kr. Ella Cowes) read the following report and balance-sheet ; The directors have the pleasure of submitting to the llproprietors the accounts of the bank for the half-year ending the 30th June last, showing a net profit (after pay. „, meat of all charges and 10 , 3441 . 18 e. 7 d. for interest on ; current and deposit accounts, and making provision for bad and doubtful debts) of 10,8411., which with the 2,6521. g 16.. lid. brought forward from the previous half-year I makes a total of 13,4931. 16s. 11d. The directors recommend ' that from the above aim, 2,0001. be placed to • ream fund ; 1,25 W. be applied in part liquidation of the preliminary expenses, and 10,0001. in payment of a dividend of 10a. per share (free of income tax), thus leaving 243/ 16s. ltd. to be carried forward to the credit of the new profit and lose ' eeextat. Sines the last meeting a branch of the bank has been opened at Birkenhead. and business was commenced there on the 15th June lest. The following directors retire fa.„ 4 , lac by rotation :-Thoinu Stenhouse, Seq., James Houghton. WWI 100 Ran. Geore si i;almer Robinson, Req., Joseph Henry Bernell WOW 60 de iJas . tro, ; end, being eligible, offer themselves for KM_ 60 re-election. be dividend will he payable e,4 No. 5, Loth- 4;a t boil, on and after Monday, 27th inst. 11000 100 Balance-aheet, 30th June, 1863.-Dr.: To capital paid Kw , 100 up, 443,9141 •to amount due to customer on carnet, 10,0001 60 deposit sad otiler accounts, circular notes, letters of credit, MOO, 100 1,737.6311. 10s. Id. ; to rebate, 5,6661. 17s. 91 ; to 10 . .000_ 10 prat mad lass, balance 31st December, 1862, 2,652/ kg 4 000 16s. 11d. ; toast profit for half-year ending 30th June, 18 63 , MOW 10 10,8411-t0gether,13,4931.16a. Ild.; total. 2,200,7091. 45.9 d. gime le Or. •By cash is bend, at Bank of F.nglaad, and at CZ. SIM le 276,.5,W, 2s. ;by bills discounted, loans to customers, BKO lee ho., 1,887,9071. 4a. B,d. ; by buildings, furniture, bank fit lso - tiny, he., at Lothbary, Southwark, Liverpool , and Birken- 15,000 rro head, 25,3661. 121. ea. ;by preliminary expenses, 10, 91 0 1 . wee ea 4s. Bd. ; total, ,200,70 W. 4s. 91 Aeon lee " Profit and , Lose Aeommt-Dr.: To current expenses, in- Was) too eluding salaries . aratioamy, directors' remladraiol2, prowl. 110001 too 10 g ee for bed debts, tau, 12,4741. Be. 7d. ; to interest on 11 .. L 1 100 entreat and deposit atom* 10,3441. 18e. 7d. ;to rebate ors; 51 on bills discounted not yet due, 5,6661. 17s. 9d. ; 1%600 100 to dividend account for payment al dividend of SAM re 10s. per share on 20,000 shares, 10,0001. ; to Mae amount carried to reserve fu nd , 2,0001. to amount 15,151 100 written off preliminary expenses, 1,2506. ;to balance carded 10.000 32 to profit and lose new amount, 243 1 . 18s. 11d. ; total. 41,9801. r e .:"' Is. 10d. Cr.: By balance Dec. 31, 1862, ; 2,6b21. 16a. Ild. ; 6 , 500 Ho by groin profits for half-year aidi ng June 30,1863, 39,3271. 60 esa ice 4s. lld. ; total, 41,960 1 . ls. 101 10,000 60 The CHAIRMAN. In moving the adoption of the report aed TAO 100 amounts, said the eacconnts showed an active l y progressive 1.1.811/..„ 100 increase, and for a bank en recently formed the result i;;;, 100 could not be regarded as otherwise than satisfactory. gs.geo The sum of 3,0001. per annum set aped for the board woe, so, se under the articles of emaciation, to be divided equally be 01,010 60 twain the directors is Loodoo and those in Liverpool. 11.1 W W The articles of association of the Limited Liability Deakin 011 , * Companies empowered the directors to receive very large ;;;, '; remuneration in some eases as much as 10,0001. ; iggge but the sh a reholder might rely upon it that the di- sus Ito rectors of that company would not take any exclasive 6. amount for their services. (Hear, hear.) 60 WI 16 In reply t, a question, LOGO 100 100 The CHAIRMAN add there were nine directors in Landau, sp ; l° ocli 60 midair in Liverpool lir. DUNPHY wished to know)whetber it was true, as had been stated, that the Southwark branch was being carried No. lih IN IN IN IN IN IN fro. I Elb- I on Ms a loos. The Cleunarax said that was the case at present, but as soon as the premises had been ealarged so as to admit of additional business, the loos would no doubt cease. In re yto a further question from the same shareholder, The said the baud did not contemplate the opening of my more breaches elms were alrea4 in ex- It Mamma A SHAMBOLDZI referred to the article of amociation relating to the remuneration of the directors, authoriaing the directors to take 6 0001. per annum for their services, me, and an additional 2,0001. per annum for every two I,•oswa per cent. of dividend beyond six per mot. The 106,8 n, hon. proprietor coodemned such a provision, and 271,000 suggested that the directors should take steps to 2. 1 ,. ) 2 ) get the clause rescinded, in order that the payment of the """' board might depend oo the shareholders, who he said were tr iien „, not at all likely to treat them unhandsomely. vow The Marxism, did not consider it necessary to get the 115.000 article rescieded, adding that she board word undertake mow it not to make any addition to their remuneration without 1 100,00 t 1 the assent of the shareholders. Weer I After a short dimension on the subject, 160,000 16 The CHAIRMAN said that if the proprietors generally a , wished it. the board would sot object to take steps for 10000001 lance having the article amended. (Cheers.) 40,000 66 60 The report was adopted, and a dividend of 10s. per share ir° declared • after which the retinae directors were re-elected. ; di m " ' 5 ,1 The CimmarAm moved that the following resolution of a , e board of direatine eased on the 26th of June, 1863, be rait- IMMO it; fled and confirmed : 11000 10 Resolved,—That the existing capital of the company be 10,0( 010 lammed from 2.000,0001. sterling to the amount of 11 ....,1 0 10 3,000,0001. sterling, by the creation of 10 MO new shares of "ZS; ; 1001. each, upon the terms following :-1. The new shares g ern is shall be issued at 51. per share premium, and shall be first WOOO IS offered in the proportion of one new share for every two pre- toe fr. 1 sent Mares to the shareholders appearing upon the nyder . 220 2 on the 17th day of July next. 2. The premium of 51. per share shall be paid upon the application, and no application e 0 coo to shall be received subeeqnent to the Ist day of August ne_ IN 10,000 6 after which day the shareholders not applying shall came ea be considered to have renounced their right to an 10.000 or allotment. 3. Aoy shares not so applied for shall 2020 ' 00 be dealt with in the discretion of the directors. IT,OOO 10 4. No preference or priority as regard, dividends or other 10,E is - wise over the shares in the now existing capital shall exist e mn ge io fsvoor of the new shares, and in the declaration of divi- 2g.pea deeds the same shall be computed and paid rateably upon le.olo roc the capital from time to time paid up. 5. That an extra- Me.Ciiv. St. ordinary meeting of the shareholders be called to ratify and 1 0 %,,,.. 000 fie_ confirm the preceding resolutions, and that notice thereof ;tr oc ''' be given to the aharMolders by dvertiaement and by air- ‘ 2.6,4 ie cular letter." er.titi In reply to questions, The CHAISMAN said that the calla on the new shares would not be made faster than thole on the old shares—namely, at the rate of 51. every three months. There would be no all beyond 251. per share without the mint of the shareholder' having been prwoosaly obtained. The calling up of addi. d ean ' capital was neessaary to provide for the proper work ing of the to b r b and in order to m o s ey the m tg., .Arttravemi said was in ther tended to cell up the whole 251. within 15 months, but the board could not pledge themielves to do so. The money would be called for as it was wanted. The resolution was adopted unanimously. Os the motion of the chairman thanks were voted to Mr. Thompson (the manager) and the other officers of the bank, and the prooeedinp terminated with a similar acknowledg ment to the directors. -; ),10001 So. I Mt. I Tri7"T ‘001,174eC VMS St. 1.6130, Si. MO , OSS M. SS. AM SO 804 SHAER g18Y13.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoos. There is not much business in the railway market to-day, and prioes in most in stances are without alteration. Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have de clined 1 per cent., while Caledonian has im proved 1, and Great Western 1. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1021 to 103 ; 21Mid land, 129 to 1 ; Great Western 67 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to 114 ; Caledonian, 1201 to 1 ; South Eastern, 921 to ; Great Eastern, 53} to 541 ; Great Northern, 1 1 to 1291 ; and London and South Western, 103 to 1. Indian and Canadian railway stocks are steady. Few transactions have occurred in foreign lines, and prices generally are the same as yesterday. 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Do. do. dderred eyed Indian Peninsula 12 12 seise wig I be t 100 110 107 HS it 3 3 1401 10 11 71 74 66 60 96 67 60 63 44 44 15 se Se 22 24 1071 10 1 0 m 1 1t 9m 11111 10711 55 9 die 97 109 IS 91 es s P 106,167 1005 101 1071 101 Do. Ao ...:. Do. Josuary. 1862 IX IL of Incl.s. D. ct. (*Wild Owed; flares Do. Pm Do.6p4 4. D6opsylS,w.op D0.1.106.1165.=8 Indian &ouch Ilsdras 66 Goa& pot a Do. do. 6pa Do id p. oL 11•16.0osp.ep. oLßooh sod Ilobsoa o. r i S. Dssoftwlo6 & don • mad B N.L cd Canada 6 p. Wads goo 6 poi do cent Do. Delhi . Do. do. do Do. ?input') So 1 Do. do. do Do.I 4.86.11536.6.19 0 63 65 3 6 $6 96 103 109 311 11 107 f 016 12 1171 PREFERENCE BEARER. Midland, Leicester, and Bitches Four per Cent., 95. Scottish North Eastern Cleves per Cleat Pref., 140. West Midland partentesd aharssFivssind-a• Etat per cent., 1863,4 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia sad San Fnuoneco, lie., guar. 7 per coot., 201 Namur and Liege, Guaraateed 6 per oast., pref., by Bel gian Boyar: meet, Kt Ban Pardo Waisted), 211. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RH-LANE. -(THD3 DAY.) Although the srrivals of English wheat freer up to our market, this morning, were limited, not the slightest im provement took place in the demand for either red or white qualities. The business doing was much restricted ; nevertheless, compared with Monday, no quotable change can be reported in prices. There was a full average supply of foreign wheat on the stands. Selected qualities were held on former terms, but the inquiry for them was much restricted. Low and damp parcels met a heavy sale, at barely late rates. Floating cargoes of grain commanded very little atten. Lion, and the currencies were with difficulty supported. The supply of barley was small, and the inquiry for it may be considered steady, at previous quotations. Malt, the supply of which was tolerably good, changed hands somewhat freely, at prime equal to Monday. Good sound oats were scarce, and held at admen. rates. Other kinds ruled about stationary. Beans sold slowly on former terms. I o peas very little was passing et previous currencies. The flour trade was heavy, and prices were with difficulty sugzirted. generally were dull, but not cheaper. Cakes com manded former terms. Per Qr. OAR. 6 i. tootok w Listo Wok 23 to 26 16 to 26 1 „ Mask _ l6 to 21 Isaal. Stoops SO to et Tick SO to VI Harrow Moon X to 43 PLR .... . Ony Maple Wilts SS 116 18 to 40 ... to le Town mule:Wig Mu Hounehold lt to INS Country s4 to 3! Norfolk and Wolk es ship lil t• al OAR. a a. Danish and Swadlak 17 to 21 &maim lB to IS S 3 to 36 .. 31 to 33 - SS to 241 Ile to It 9 LIME COOL 30 to B 3 IS to 31 MONEY MARXET.--(THIS DAY.) Two otOsoor. The stock markets to-day are dull, and, on the whole, realisations continue to predominate. This is especially observable as regards the funds, which have declined per cent. Caledonian railway stock has advanced, but, with this exception, the tone of the home railway market is rather flat, and the same is the case with respect to some of the more speculative kinds of foreign stocks. Apart, how-1 ever, from the decline in the funds, the reduction in prices generally is of little importance. The Bank return seems to have excited a little disap pointment in some quarters. Console are now quoted 921 to 93 for money, and 93 to 1 for the account (August 6). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 1, 921, 93 ; ditto for account, 931, 93; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1, 921, 931, 93 ; Bank Stock, 237, 2.16 ; India Stock, 226, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1, 108 ; Five per Cent. " aniseed " rupee paper, 1071 ; ditto Five-and-b./Ulf per Cent., 1161 ; Exchequer Bills, par, 3s. dia. Greek Bonds have declined per cent., being quoted 35 to 1. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is rather lower, at 921 to 931, and the Consolidds, /to per cent. worse, at 51 to it, but the loan of 1858 is a. better, at nto 1, and that of 1862 steady at 671 to 68/ ex div. Spanish Passive Bonds are fiat, but the Certificates are supported at former prices. As regards Mexican Bonds, there have been more sellers than buyers. Egyptian stock, however, and the Ma remmana Railway Loan are inquired for. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1843, 1001 ; Danish, 1863, 901 ; Egyptian, second issue,lo3l, 104} ; Greek, for account, 35, ; for account, 71f, ex div. ; ditto, Maremmana Rail way, 80} ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 37f, f ; Peruvian, 1862, 87}, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 48k, ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 931, k ; Sardinian, foraccount, 90 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 331, 1, k ; ditto Certificates, for account, 121, f ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 711, f, 71; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 74 ; ditto 1862, 671, 68, ex div. ; ditto, for ac count, 68, 67f, 1, ex div. The scrip of the new loans is steady. Confede rate is quoted k dis. to par ; Italian, lf to 4 prem., ex div. ; and Venezuelan, lk to oi dia. International Financial shares are quoted 4f to 5 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 11 to if prem., being slightly lower ; and London Financial, 4 to 11 prem. Hudson's Bay shares are dull, at dia. to par ; and Egyptian Trading, at f to 1 prem. Form o'Caocx. Console are rather better at 93 to for money, and 931 to for the account. Yesterday was settling day in shares and foreign stocks. The amount of the outstanding transac tions in the several departments has sensibly dimi nished with the approach of the holidays, and the adjustment has been effected without difficulty. The discount market has resumed a rather quiet appearance, the repayments to the Bank of Eng land being now completed. The Bohemian, from Quebec, has brought 6,0001. in specie. The Kent sailed from Melbourne for London, on the 23rd of May, with 117,5001. in gold. The only other gold ship known to be at sea from the same port for England is the Glendower, with 31,0001. The smallness of the total now advised is chiefly accounted for by the fact that the steamer Great Britain (which also left in May, and which arrived at Liverpool on the 3rd inst.) had as much as 255,0001. on board. Some considerable remittances may be expected from Otago, New Zealand. The silver market is rather flatter, the letters from India reporting somewhat lower rates of ex change. Mexican dollars also show a drooping tendency, owing mainly to the unsatisfactory state of our relations with Japan. The Great Southern of India Railway Com pany have paid to the credit of the Secretary of State for India in Council the sum of 35,0001., as a first instalment of the extension capital lately au thorised to be issued on a guaranteed rate of inte rest of 41 per cent. The whole of the shares (17_,500) _of this issue have been subscribed for. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,0281. over last year ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,4651. • the North Eastern an increase of 1,8841. ; and the Lancashire and Yorkshire an' increase of 4,0561. A call of 51. is to be paid on the shares of the Bank of Hindustan, China and Japan, by the 10th August; the second call of 51. (making 121. paid) on those of the London, Birmingham and South Staffordshire Bank (Limited), by the 6th August ; and a call of 31. on the shares of the Madrid Bank (Limited) by the 15th August. The first meeting of the proprietors of the Lon don and Middlesex Bank will be held on the 29th inst., when a dividend will be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered I Bank is called for the 27th inst., and will be made special to consider the recommendation of the' directors to increase the paid-up capital to the ex tent of 190,0001. Pursuant to the 52nd clause of the Great Western Railway (West Midland Amalgamation) Act, law, a special general meeting of the Great Western pro prietors is convened for the 7th August, " for the purpose of electing eighteen proprietors duly quali fied to represent the interests of the Great Western undertaking as directors of the united company, in addition to the directors to be chosen under the act by the West Midland Company." A special meeting of the London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway Company is called for the 28th inst., to surrender the present lease, and to grant a new one to the Great Eastern and London and Blackwell Railway Companies. The half-yearly meeting of the Electric and International Telegraph Company is called for the 7th August. We are requested to state that the share list of the City of London Rotel Company will be closed ou Thursday next. The third series of colonial wool sales commenced yesterday. The catalogue comprised the following, viz. : Port Phillip, 462 bales • New Zealand, 307 bales ; Sydney, 131 bales • Van Diemen's Land, 178 b ales • Adelaide, 1,985 bales ; Cape, 243 bales ; total, 3,286 bales. There was a good attendance of home and foreign buyers, and the highest prices of last sales were fully supported, with, in some instances, a slight advance. The following is from the wine circular of Messrs. Ruskin and Co., of Billiter-street, dated the 15th instant : Already we find that sherry of perfect quality and age can only continue to be shipped at an advance of 51. on Nee. 1 and 2 brand mark ; 71. on Nos. 3,4 , aid 5 ; and 10/. on No. 6 and upwards. It is nine years mice there wean ave rage sinter of sherry. There was scarcely any wine pro duced in 1835 and ; the six years following did not give three vintages The present year promisee an abundant one, but which cannot influence prices for years to come. The demand for old sherry, existing now in very small quantities, is enormous ; hence the toll, wing quota tions are likely to be supported or increased. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 16, compared with that far the previous week, shows the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits Other deposits Government necurinee in banking department .- 11,046,888 No change. Othersecurities Maids' department Coin and bullion in both departments 14,749,876 Demme, 75,093 228,536,095 Decrease 277,905 21,539,015 Increase im,115 4,946.458 Decrease 645,378 18,381,914 Decreue 2,213.804 JOINT STUCK YANK& B oid. =sr o.lez 6 Ban e It rpeol Aogto Portuguese (Lim Andeulada Do. New (IJmatod) Bonk d Ba nk of it t = Bank et Queraiskad (L Dinka Vtetorla,ArWls , Book of Wales (Lim) Bank of New Zoaland (L Bett.sadasaseiosa EL(L Char.Bk.Brit. Coltuohts CI Bk. lotsetdn. _ 11. of Ina**, . .. ............... . Ocatisemad inglisk an 1 Irish (Lim.) 1&&.11ook&Anel.Coot Ilinduan.CidnattJap.(L, Impend Bank. Limßad Impala Ottoman London and Brazilian Lon.B. &mut& Plate (L Lafa.ok. Bank of Mui London and Colonial (I Landau and County Lamink Joint &took ... Lon. and Middlesex (1,. Lon. and Northern (I. London h *mug London&B.American (L. Lon. & 8. Western ( Laa. sad Wellitetnater Karoantile Ezohange (L Mem& Pron. liana (I Do. itmernad . . .. Midland Bank (Urn.) . National of Liverpool(L i I I.Peo. of SUSAN. Nan Do do i Nattanal Bank NOW Welk Wails atoned Bank Oarpon ?ravine. of Tralay , A . ,Iclads.Pant, Delbl 1-aain aanzalla . 1 -tand.of trlLß.Atrloa(L I Do New Union al Laid/elle Up. of inzarranoell ithgen of Ireland (Um.) ludas ot London .... lion 1101 1(1 OM El D. Pd I CI. pried.. I 'Salsa. Ilfaibt . sad West 1nam..1101.1 1 11 1.7 MS It Ile it. Itattesein• I. el 1111 leattemptea NO .... %%Aorta lel 1111 DIL —• De. Isw CURRENT PRICE. }Looms. Per Qr. i ratel.rtet:tol. sew 10 to id Data. wi11!... tO bb3 No;folk and Lincoln * Malting - 23 to 40 Distilling Grinding 23 to 27 Mag. __ _ 40 to 60 rAps Nada7ind mune* OO to ea Kingdom sad Ware 67 to 68 Brown __ 60 to 67 Old and new St to 36 OM Mesh, tend lB to to 11 eeo " at " 20 to 23 Pir - cir: Dant:lc and Kamp 50 berg to IR Rostock & Rockies- ..._ .. Dant 44 to 50 guadso. hard soft AIIIKICAD. Poi SP white . _ mine _7 j Yellow . Grinding. -.. 23 to 27 DLittlllng Halting Oa& Per. Qr. Data, brow - lB to 2S hod ARRIVALS OR GRAIN, do.. CARRIAGE. FROM JULY 11 num b, par ;a7k7.. S 7 —to 41 apaniah to American. par .. 10 to 46 Canadian. „ le Si INTO LONDON BY WATIII 16, timurstvz. ----__ Wllan. Barley. Malt. Oster Flour. an. an. gra gra brla. Mall Inn Elle& and Scotch 4 00 .. 131/0 lin e 0 .. SW .. . Pendia ono 4940 .. ton .. ia Total O7OO 4860 1800 14160 .. 170 LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (sr rigor= AND arnastAnosu. MIZORAM) (IBM 01311 OWN OORRIMPONDINT.) (owow.—Market vend steady, and sales will probably foot up about 5,000 bales. Coax—Market well attended. Wheat in better do med, at about last Tuesday's rates. Flour in better &mead. Indian corn 3d. dearer. with more doing. Egyptian beaus firm. Oats extremely dull. Oatmeal un changed. Egyptian wheat keeps firm. MENDING LAND.—(THIS DAY.) Soots.—Theis has been a decidedly improved demand during the week for both British and foreign West India, considerable parcels of the former having been sold by pri vate contract, and the public males of the latter having gone off briskly, the later transactions showing an advance of about 6d. per cwt. Refined has not participated is the im. provement, the market having been quiet all the week at former quotation'. Corns.—The common qualities of Plantation Ceylon, and native bare been dull of sale during the week, and prices declined Is. per cwt., the calory qualities, however, have sold more readily at a lees reduction. The considerable parcels offered have mostly been disposed of. Coook.—The common qualities of West India have been in good request and prima have advanced 1.11. to L. 6d. per cwt. Trinidad, grey to fair red, sold at 51e. to 635. Tn.—The market for China is not active but there ia rather more demand for green". Mom—The market has again become inactive. No sales 8•LTPZ11111.—No sales reported. Fury.—There is only a limited hominess doing. Prices are unchanged. Mum—Pepper and most other spices are in limited reqcset, and prices, although without material change, tend rather in favour of buyer". Carron has been dull of sale, and the limited business kenneled ham been at easier prices. Reur.—The market continues firm. St. Petersburg clean. at 411. for old ; and at 391. lOa. for new clean. INnmo.—The only parcels that passed yesterday con sisted of Bengal at the price. previously paid, desirable 1 aorta being in good request, and low denwiptions neglected. 1,494 chests passed the sale, of which 614 were withdrawn, 150 bought in ; leaving 730 chest" sold. TALLOW MARKET.—(THLS DAY.) Tbe market is oteedy. Town tallow is quoted. 40s. 6d.; Petersburg Y.O. cm the spot. 40s. ; July, 40e. ; Aleut to September, 42e. 6d. ; October to December, 4 51. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY,) LEADINHALL — aid...-Price.: 581ba. to 64119., to 3d. ; 641ba to 721t.e., 3d. to 30. ; 72Iba. to 8016 a.„ 3d. to 4d. • 80161. to 881 bi., 30. to 40. ; 8816.. to 981ba, 4d. 'to 41d. ; Horse bides, 10a. Od. to 12a. Od. ; Calf .kiln, light, 31. Od. to 4a. Od. ; full, 7.. Od. BiamoaDert.—Eleep Aims, polled, —s. to —a. —d. ; Downs. 0.. Od. to Oa. ; lombe, 2a. Bd. to 41. 3d. ; Shou ting., 2a. 4d. to 2a 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) MOM Pattenden end Smith report s bitter "m" 11 for bops of all descriptions, with • scarcity of coloury samples. Th e pl►otatino accounts are note° favourable, vermin in creasing on the strong bins, and mould spreading to an alarming extent in parts of Yid-Bent. Prioee very firm. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Eod Hatton, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Lambion, 17s. ; Walls End Harwell, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Rod South Hettoa, 17s. 3d. ; Walla End Trimdon Hartlepool, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End s Hartlepool, 16s. 6d. ; Walls Eod Braddyle HeMee. 168 . ; WalM End South Hartlepool, Ps. 3d. ; Walls Rod South Kellos. 15s. 2.1. ; 'Ud Heath Hall, 15e. 9.1. ; Will. Eod Wharnolige. 15e. ; Wain Bad Eden Main, 151 . 6d.; Walls End Goafortb, 15e.; Walls End Riddell', 15s. ; Walls End Tonatal, 15e. ; Walls Sod Framwellaate, 15e. 3d. ; Water Primrose. 12a. ea. ; North Peltoe Gas, 13a. 3d. ; Gowpen Earths', Hs. 9L-84 'hips at market. Dant* EPPMan PLS Maple . Boilers. $ ' Seven day sad cent billa 8116,1111 Denims 1,61/ Ms Eat V7 7 4028 Inargme) 32,71111 Notes in merge 0,1,17,000 Decagons 236,0111 Total remove (Rolm keels in banking department). 7,8110,861 Dommes 733,776 These changes, like those in the previous return, are of considerable magnitude. The extent of t 1 repayments of advances to the Bank is shown by the, decrease of more than two inilliona and • half in the private securities. The withdrawals of private deposits, however, have been to nearly an equal amount, and es the Treasury balance has likewise been trenched upon, a further though not im portant decline in the reserve is presented. The metallic stock is also rather less, but the coin. withdrawn remains in the country. SANK OF ZNOLAND.—An Account rarconat to We hot 7th toci Bth Vit.. e. /2, for the week sou Lag on Wiamedah " 17 11. 1811 mmsoa Teta Mug ase,o,O: Ammon ! BALLOW In = ekes' Copltal L 14,613,000 SA77,llffil Pub/le Deposita Or !Indio( rac!teq, riaTTJWCZ: MO. of NtloiF,l otilTr 1 N 0.411 To;:rnleDS /mow* Other secarttles.. LWOW Gold cola sad bal -1 Hoe .. • • • • L 28,636,0111 Woven:want Secu rities Suelading Wad Weight Au aaly 20.9911,671 6 997" 00D Debt, sad Dir. Gold sal 811ver Accts.) Other Deviate— 14981.9161 Seven day and other BSW 656,981 8433,71111 - /39,61083 a1i,8111,111111 IL MAILSHALL, Chief (Ashler. --- Tammy Ensure. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to f foe the 6th August, were first marked this morning and,, diselioing to 931 to f, cloned at 934 to f. or money, the last price was 931 to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, f, 93, 1 ; ditto for account, 931, 1,• Three per Cents. Re duced, 93f, 1, ; New Three per Cents. 934, 4, ; Bank Stock, 237, 235, 237 ; India Stock, 2.06 f ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, redeemable in July, 1870, 108, 4 ; ditto for account, 1081 - ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004 ; ditt o Bonds, 155., 19a. prem. ; Four per Cent. aniseed" rupee paper, 98f, f ; ditto Five per Cent., 1074, 108, 107 f ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 117, 1164. The India Five per Cent. stock was firmer, at 1081 to f ; India Bonds were quoted 150. to 19e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills par to 3s. prem., being steady. There was an improvement in the rupee paper. Apart from the completion of the settlement, the business in the foreign stock market to-day did not exceed a moderate amount. International Financial share, closed at 41 to 5 prem. ; General Credit at If to 14 prem., being better ; and London Financial at 14 to If prem., showing a alight decline. The letters of allotment of the Hudson's Bay Company were distributed this morning. The prioe ' after descending to 1 dia. to par, awed at 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in Bank of Egypt and London and South African, while London Joint Stock Bank and Oriental lank were quoted rather lower. There were inquiries for Joint Stock and Discount and Bombay Gas shares. The Italian Irrigation Com pany's Bonds were fiat. Oman Marine shares cloud today at 111 to f prem. Universal Marine, to 1 dia. ; Thames and Mersey, 3 to 34 prem. ; Commercial Union, 2 to 24 prem. ; North British and Mercantile lll nuance, 174 to f ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 to If prem. ; and British and Foreign Marine, I tot f prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Egyptian Trading, fto 1 prem. ; City of London Hotel, to ; 1 prem. Company of African Merchants, Ito I prem. ; London and African Trading, to prem.; Oil Seed Crushing, f to 1 prem. ; Port ugal Coal and Iron, I to f prem. ; and Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, par to prem. The Damned memorandum is from the Van Diemen's Laud Company : Despatches have bees received from the eompany's chid , agent, dated Wed May, which refer solely to the sale and = offorlate forest Appliostio: p the ar:tint had oes, area. proved prices ; and the re.lettings on the Peninsula were at the manse advanced rates ea before notieed. MINE&-(i HIS DAY.) Two o'CLoot. - - The principal feature in the mining market to day is a strong demand for East Caradon shares, which are now quoted 28} to 29f, being it. better than yesterday. Tincroft are also firmer, at 211 to 22f. Clifford Amalgamated are quoted 261 to 27} ; Cook's Kitchen, 274 to 28 ; Drakewalls, lf to If ; East Basset, 77 to 78; East Carn Brea, 8 to 1 ; East Gren ville, 34 to ; 1 Great Fortune, 35 to 36 ; Kitty Bt. Agnes, Sf to ; Wheal Ludoott, 3to ; Wheal Beton 220 to 2224 ; West Chiverton, 26 to 4 ; Chiver ton, 7to f ; North Crony, 44 to ; and New Martha, 3to 4. Cobre Copper and Yudanainutans shares are inquired for, and Santa Barbara steady. Other foreign and colonial mines are quiet. It has been resolved by the directors of the Anglo-Prussian Mining Company (Limited) that, sufficient* capital not having been subscribed, the project shall be abandoned. The deposits are to be returned free of deduction. The 600 debentures of 261. each, offered by the Wheal Ellen (S.A.) Mining Company (Limited), have all been subecribed for. CRICKET. KENT v. SURREY. The return match between these rival countiee we commeoeed yesterday at the Surrey Ground, Kenning too-ovaL The ground, from the recent du weather, was hard, but,the wickets under such circumstances were eeeee - thetas good. A very numerous company wee present, and, contrary to their own good fortune on their own ground, Surrey loot the toss, and Kent elected to take their inninp first. The total of the innings was 171. Surrey, as their representatives, sent in Ifortlock sod T. Humphrey, and both batted admirably. Humphrey gained 3J ; Mortloek scored 55; Mr. Dooms most cautiously made his runs, which amounted to 17. H. Stephenson was left not oat with 41. PROVINCIAL ?WARS --O ARXRTS. 7.11•31P001., JULY 16.-11 ales to.day:reat Pattern, 63; 4 Great Western, 671—Lasoashire and Yorkshire, 1141 16—Lon don and North Western, 103 e 341 3—Manchester, Obe tteld, and 45l—sonth Eastern 921 2—Whitehaven and }Lineal, 202—Birkenhewl, mil, en dry— LanessWr and Carlisle, 210— Buffalo and Lake Norm 6 11.16—D1140, haven per Cent., 715.16 —Great Lmernimairg ahem, 1411.16 14 416. YANCHL6II34 J uLT 16.—There waa • good market, with prices steady at the following quotatioos tamsolidsted hank ilimited„ 4 616 p. rest Gager°, 64 414—Ditio A, 60i7-Oreish Luxembourg. 14 1 16—Great Nortloth, A, 1501 -- Gres 6 Western of Canada, lit--Great W Meru, 811 i—lanmsbin sod York. Aire, 114 t 3—London and North Western, 10J—North British, 561 6 5 2.-4 1 160th Malmo, 'et - Mower% and Carlisle, 814 —l4-1 Aire Insurance, I p.—Contoderate Loma, Id. On Tuesday Mr. Baillie Cochrane will submit a motion on our prreent relation/ wit► Japan, and move for P 4 Pers• The journals of Agen announce that Count de Persiguy passel through that place three days back by the express train from Paris. The belief was that the 00Uni was going to one of the watering-places of the Pyrenees. There are now 46,000 empty beds in the different , Federal hospital' in the United States. : The three sous of John Galt, the Scotch no : vehst, are men of eminence in Canada. One is an ex ' finance minister; auother is registrar of Huron; sod the third is a barrister at Toronto.— Toned° Mac A company has been formed in Yreka, to prospect the mountains in that vicinity for silver and nipper. Gold mines are not fashionable now a day*. Unless a country has ' some silver or cooper misses it is of no boomed, sad is in danger of depopulation. —dlta Cahjaraia. I Tim Web.% or THI Avow-Saint.—The dicers I who were employed upon the wreck of the Anglo-Regan ' hove brought up 10,000 dollars worth of cargo, 32A0 ' dollen, worth of specie, and 160 dead bodies. —Canad4ar I Paper. OLD LIMOGEN ENLWRIA.--Seventern pieces of the enamels of Lquoges, by Jean Condole and Purrs. 'Lay mond. the property of a lady io whose family they bed been many yearn, were yesterday sold by auction by Messrs. Foster at their Gallery in POI-mall. 12 small plates sold foe 3141. ; 4 round dishes (8 inches in diameter). 140!.. and I V a salver the very large sum of 4001. 8o fine a sot has not been seen at an auction for many years. , 1 CHTSTALPLLIOS.—ONZ SHILLING DAY.—THtiRS DAT, JULY 16.—Admissions on payment, 5,486 ; ditto I .. by mason *lista, 1,320; total, 6,806. Julyl6.