The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) cOURT FOR DIVORCE ANDES. MATRIMONIAL CAUS . (Before the Judge Onlinary, Mr. Justice Wightman, and Mr. Baron Chaim:tell-1 ATONE V. STONE AND Arrttrott. Mr, Kerslake, Q.C., (with him Dr. Spinka and Mr. Searle) addressed the court on behalf of the rule nisi for a new tr ial which had been obtained for Mrs. Stone. The learned menet dwelt with great emphasis on the injusties chick had been done hie client by the involuntary mixing op of her rase with that of Mr. Appleton, who bad been Maud as if he bad confessed to adultery, although there wee reason to think that he was not even aware of the snit. He also showed that no particle of evidence which was in the least degree credible was inconsistent with the hypothesis of perfect innocence ; and he trusted, therefore, - Quit the court, considet.og the vet y peculiar cimmstances and the o mnitode of the interests involved, would think it right to submit the question to another jury. Dr. floin:+ followed on the same side. 'The z trguments were not concluded when we went to press.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner nine.) ft. ,, NIERVIMCIt OF THIS NONCE GODOT. A petition for adjudication was presented yesterday by Emanuel Charles Louis Godoy, describing himself as for near of the Place du Has .e, Paris, late of Suffolk street, Yalrmall, commonly know a ea Prince Emanuel Charles de Gixloy, and now detained by the Sheriff of Middle sex for debt at No. 4, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane. The adjudication was made by Mr. Registrar Roche, and the test sitting wee appointed for the 28th inst. The statement of affairs not yet being filed, the amount of the prince's liabilities has not transpired. From an afftdarit annexed to the petition it appesre that be had resided in Suffolk-street oily about ten week.. The bankrupt is grandson of the once celebrated Charles Godoy, Prince of Peace, Prime Minister of Spain in the time of the F-st Napoleon. LN RE COLONEL WAROL-80REWNIDIR •fD AIR' 'CATION YOB _ _ _ RILILBI FROM COSTODT. This was the day appointed for the "amender of the note. r ims Wm. Petrie Waugh, better known am Colonel Waugh, whose case was recently brought before Mr. Commissioner Goolbto^o, on an application to be allowed to surrender to ao adjudication made seven yens ago. His Honour granted leave to rurrender, and the bankr apt war now brought up from Woitecronstreet pr'son for that ply pose. Hie appearance in coat excited much interest, probably from the fact of his haring been so long expected there, and his having so yenistently abstained from meeting his creditors. He is • W 4 gentlemanly-looking man, apparently about CO years of age. His surrender was taken by the °Meer of the court in the ordinary form, but protection of course was sot gives. . . . . . . . Mr. Linklater, who appeared for the assignees, stated the ciramutenoes under which the case came before the court, ■od said that the imagoes having °eV that morning heard that the application for release was to be made, and having had no regale/ notice, he asked that time should be given for the assignees to prepare their opposition. Is. C. B. Lewis also opposed for the detaining creditors, the representatives of the London and Eastern Bank. Is. Sargood supported the colonel's application: Leave bad tee given him to sturender that day, which he had &as, sod he was now entitled to apply for his release from costody. Notice bad been given to the detsioing creditors, rid it wss not necessary t give notice to any others, even to the assignees, as none bat the detaining creditors had the right to oppose. He objected to farther adjournment on the ground of Colonel Waugh's health, which was leering from every day's adtlitional coninement. (A I E I O4 l.•nklater opposed the appuestion. For some time the colonel had been one of the directors of the London sal Eastern Bank, and basing commenced with nothing, he bid suddenly found F-neelf in possession of upwards of T 3,000(. Se good objected to the Is ate being gone into, when the baolrupt could not be timid in his defence. Mr. LinkLiar—Hs is hers. Yr. 9e-goc t—But he cannot be heard on the facie of the Mr. Linklater said it was important that the court should know who and what Colonel Waugh was. After grin abroad with 5001. of his creditors' money in his pockets, as wee admitted on the proceedions— Mr. eargood—That is not so. It might have been part of hie wife's jointure. Mr. Linklater said the bankrupt had gone abroad, and, after an abeam of floe or six years, bad returned to this country, and had been arrested. The court had allowed him to surrender to his bankruptcy, but had not given him protection. He now askrd to be released from cuntody without giving any previoon notice of th►t application to the assignees. The consequence wan the assignees were not prepared to lay before the court such fact, as they had to urge against the application. The Commissioner—l WWI not entertain the application until notice has been given to the assignees. Mr. Sargood—There , o no x ale or order requiring it, but if your Honour thinks iroper to do 110, you may insist upon such notice. Mr. Lewis and Mr. Lin Peter bath said that they should require a considerable time to prepare for going into the matter. The bankrapt het chosen to keep out of the way for several years, and they could not now readily lay their bands on the papas connected with his transactions, which both the mignon and the representatives of the London sad Eastern Bank were determined should be fully exposed. Ultimately, it was arranged that Mr. Commissioner Hol royd should be eked to name a day for the purpose of bearing the we, and that the requisite notice* should be given in the meantime. The hearing wee subsequently appointed for Tuesday, the 28th inst. IN RI GEORGE 11:11X8 WILLS. The bankruptwa7ae agent tor the sale of patent boots and share, at 119, Cheapeide. His debts in this country are of trilling amount. some 3001., 'not which there are meta of l=„ He had also leaded in partnership with Tortilla Walter Wadsworth, at Chicago, United States, and the liabilities of the firm are very considerable, upwards of 72,000 f., to meet which property of 59,0001. had been given up to the trustees in America. The accounts were prepared by Messrs. Johnstone and Co. Mr. &mood supported the bankrupt'. application for order of discharge. There was no opposition, except by a person who could not be heard ; sod his Honour granted the order. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) THZ 110 Th AT CIDtORRh•DARDLIIh. The pings in thu cane against the defendants, Eegi deal Herbert, Edward Saville, John Birkett, Bober! Shaweross, Charles M'Dougall, and Charles Molt, com menced this morn* before the Assistant Judge and a full bends el magistrates. James Manley VW called, sworn, and examined by Mr. Ribton—He said he was a police-constable, 347 V, and was on duty in plain clothes, at Crernornie-gardens, on the night when the note occurred, that was the night of the Oaks. About 1 o'clock he saw a number of gentlemen rush into the circular bar, which is at the end of the gardens, and begin hallooing and shouting oat, "Now to the charge, my boys, and down with the polies. Amongst those that were crying out be distingaished the defendants Saville and Birkett, who were Dashing their arms to and fro. He saw a brother con stable speaking to Saville. He was not there when the cir cular bar wu cleared. He saw the defendant Saville strike his brother constable Rowe with his elbow • and saw Rowe take him into custody. He assisted In t aking him oat of the gardens, and he then him left in Rowe's Marge. As they were taking Saville away, Birkett came off the dancing platform and went ap to Rowe and Saville, and endeavoured to pull Saville away. He motioned him not to interfere, and told him to let Saville go quietly. Saville made no answer, but still kept on holding himself in front of Rowe. He told Saville that if be was not quiet he should be Obliged to put him out of the gardens. He struck tritons a violent blow on the cheek, and his eye was very much swollen. With assistance be was conveyed to the police-station. Oo the way to the polioe-station, in the King's-road, and when there he kicked him in the shine twice. Saville wan on bin way to the station at that time. He was quite sure Birkett is the same man. Birkett cried oat in the gardens, " Now to the charge, and don't let him he taken ;" that was the time when Rowe bad Saville in custody. Cross examined by Mr. Huddleston, Q.C.—He had she received a copy of depositions (Laughter.) He bad oever seemed a copy of his deposition before ; be took his depo sitions home and read them, but he had not got them with him for he had put them on his shelf at home and he might have lit his fire with them. He did not tair them up he would swear. He had not seen them since he put them on the shelf, so he eueluded that they were destroyed. He had been in the force foe about ten years and had never bad • COPY of depositions before. trona-examined by Mr. Huskies, Q.C.—Mr. Saville wee in the circular bar when be first saw him. A few minutes before the defendant Birkett rushed out be heard • whistle mid then commenced the hallooing and shooting. He heard the cry of, " Now to the rescue, my boys," several times. Be wad quite sure that it was Birkett struck Sergeant large a blow on the side of the face. All this occurred about half-plat oas o'clock. He had heard and seen the note Hyde -park, and they were nothing to the riots at Cremorne. Cron-examined by Mr. Digby Seymour, Q.C.—He saw Mr. Sbasscross into custody. He could not say that the blood was flowing down his heed. He did not see bim put into the cab. He did not hear the crowd cry "Shame." Crow aramined by Mr. Tindal Atkinson—lt was not Ser geant Buddy that pre him his depositions. He was quite sure he saw Shawcross strike another constable before he was takes into custody. The defendant Shawcross was drunk. He took his staff out of his pocket. He bad not heard that Shawcrose complained of being arise& Ober evidence was being heard when this report was despatched. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERICENWEL.L. ATTE/APISH SUICIDE.-ELOPLIESNS FROM ♦ HUSBAND. Charlotte Leach, shed 18, described aa a prostitute, and married woman, was charged on remand before Mr. Barker with attempting to commit suicide by teking • quantity of sugar of led at a low brothel, situate at 11, Little Druromoodetreet, Bt. Paocr•a. The fact• have already appeared. Owing to the publicity given to the evi dellae taken on the flrst occaaion • great number of letters bad been received from pawnsl;lo had known the de- r i ll fendant in her better dam and several friend. were waiting le to receive her. The prisoner now expressed great contrition for what she SC had done, and aid that she was very soery. She would en- . 0 deevour to retrieve her lost character, and trusted that the 10 magistrate would discharge her as she had now suffered a io week's imprisonment for her foolish act. so Mr. Barker said he had received a letter from the chap. 11 Lis of the Hour of Detention, and from what that gentle- et. man communicated to him be should at once discharge her, 81 . if she would go to her husband or some other of her friends. let The prisoner said that her brother at Leatherhead would st take her, and there she should like to go. She should like se, her things that the brothel-keeper bad in her possession. et. Mr. Alexander (second clerk)—lt is to be hoped that when St. you are discharged you will not goto each a vile place again. 1 . 3 . Mrs. Branch, the brothel keeper, said the prisoner owed 7,4 her 54., but she had no wish to detain her things, and she at . could have them when she pleased. et Mr. Barker said that the brothel keeper had no right St. to detain the prisoner's goods for rent imurred et in each a home. Be should now discharge her, and ;t• be hoped that she would never again be foolish enough to ;I* attempt to destroy her life. The police-sergeant had acted et . very kindly in the matter, and be had better see her off 50 from the railway station, so that none of her vile comps. 10 none should again decoy her away. 10 Police-sergeant Parry said be would see that his worship's !!.. suggestion was carried ont, and left with the defendant to :1 4. take her to the railway station. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I El.' (ST IMMOTIIIO TILDIZIPIL ) sa. is NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 184 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 9, 1863. lli 91 1 a LSI 6 CHESTERFFFLD STAKES._ Loot half of B.Y. Suiaraene,ery theia, Agra a, Senorita c, Fir;inTante, lit Washington, Rouge Crone, Scottish Chief, Fits Adine, le Cambunao, Becky Sharpe, Calista a, Belgium, and Hypetie 84 • BS. are here. PAID Foanerr.—Master Richard, Belooche, pidan, Empress, Lady of Eltham, Yarmans,Oslileo,Demon, et. Apnine, Aunt Judy, Mamheed, _Blackrock, Syne, Kew, Bs. Michael, lady Hylda, Dispute, Wessman, Raabe, Niche 2. King John, Alabama, cby Skirmisher, Bzothw Jonathan, **- el. and Scarlet Runner. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKF.II OF 10 SOY& New T.Y.C. U Neophyte, seed, Bet 12Ib ; Bleck Lily, IS yn, Bst Tlb ; Vigil, 4 yrs, 7st 10th. All are here. et. ENTRY FOR OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE. New 10 T.Y.C. 10 50 Frolnus, Debden, Eaton, f by Happy Land, Hotta°, ts Rosa Shy, Maritsa' g, Meriden, and I by Rataplea. All Ise are here. et. ENTRY FOR SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. New T.Y.C. Buckfoot, Zeloo, Whitebait, Meriden, Manner, Reindeer, at, and Black Sarah. All ere here. M. ENTRY FOR OW. HANDICAP PLATE. Nov T.Y.O. N 1 8 1 11 11 e 11 11 IL Bertha • 811 King of Italy $ 7 4 4 810 Queen of Tromps 4 7 2 ZeUe 4 8 7 Indolence sparkle The Prophet 6 8 0 Columba Zest Sheen 6 712 Supple 3 6 0 nn. Nebula All are hero. II 111 LATEST BETTING. le CU ot. 6to 1 opt OskappI LIVERPOOL e 0) P. N. 7to 1 Knave (t) ea 8 to 1 Joey Jones (off) Bt. ii to 1 Barchettina (tAtea in Tom) et. GOODWOOD STAKES. N. 9 to 2 apt Anilaid (t bifocal) BalL MINES.(THIS DAY) Two o'CLocw. The mining market is inactive to-day. East BL BI Caradon shares are heavy, and have declined nearly at. 11. East Basset are also lower. On the other Le hand, Wheal Seton and Kitty St. Agnes are better, and East Carn Brea and Tincro ft inquired E. for. East Caradon shares are now quoted 271 to a . 285, ex div. ; East Cara Brea, 8} to } ; Wheal Lod- et. oott, 31 toi ; Wheal Seton 2175 to n'2} ; Drake- et. walls, I} to l d ; West Chiverton, 26 to 5; C%iverton, 7to } ; Fast Basset, 76 to 78 ; Kitty St. Agnes, 55 7# to ; Wheal Crebor, 345. to 365. • Tincroft, r s. • 21} to 22 ; New Martha, 35 to ; Wheal Crotty, 25 to ; and Caradon and Phcenix, 1} to Le• St. John del Rey shares are firm, having been dealt in at 55 and 66. Cape Copper are officially U. marked ; Montan Aureoa, 21 ; Santa Barbara, I ; e t . Scottish Australian, ; and Yndanamutana, and 3/. . .. - 1 St The assays of the Yndamntana ore, for sale at ag. Swansea on the 28th instant, are as follows : Si. per cent. No. 1 parcel , 34 tons, 30 i Bt. St. „ 2 ~ 21 „ 32 „ sa„ ft 3 f 9 45 ~ 33 It 0 St v 1 4 ~ 48 f f 33 11 10 , 5 9 9 46 ~ 35 _ ff St. At East ' Caradon meeting yesterday, a dividend Si.i of 12s. &I. per share was declared, leaving a balance at. of 1,6921. to be carried forward. The agent values i t the 70 eaat at 101. per fathom ; the 70 west at 151. ; gs, the 80 east, on the north part, at 151. ; ditto on le the south put, at 10/. ; and the 50 east at 151. St. At Marke Valley meeting yesterday a dividend of re ls. per share was declared. 14 so At West Rosedown meeting yesterday a call of 11. !. _ _ - per slain was made. sir At Caro Camborne meeting yesterday a call of a: 2.5. Cal. per share was made. to I A. Dears or Ma. Mtrutzanr, R.A.—We regret r t. : to announce the death, on Tuesday last, at linden- et. grove, Bayswater, of the veteran artist, Mr. W. Milready. The deceased, who wee in his 78th year, was born at I s Ennis, in Ireland, and was admitted a student of the Royal U. Academy when only 14 years of age. His works ue, par. r 4. '• baps, as familiar to the British public as those of Si. any modern artist. The Vernon Gallery is rich in exam- t• plea of his genius, as are also the Sheepshanks and the royal collections. A Dose or Pll,lB. Yesterday afternoon Dr. lAnkester held an inquest at the Sekforde Arms, Clerks well, on the body of James Jenkinson, an engraver, agrd 59, who bad for 28 years been in the habit of takxng Morison's pills. On Thursday he toot 24 of No. lon Friday, 20 of No. 2 ; and on Saturday night or early on ; Sunday morning, soother dose of 20. He died on Sunday II morning. Dr. Ballard had made a post-modem' examina tion, and found a diseased heart, which accounted for the death. Dr. Ballard said such a dose of pills was calculated to hasten death to a person unused to them, u one of the ingredients was gamboge. The Coroner said it was remark able that in three days 64 pills should have been taken without acting violently. The medical man said he found ti no indication that the pills had anted violently. The land- . 1 1 lord of the deceased said be was a great advocate of the ; pills, and had induced him to take a dose. He took two, - and they acted violently. Other evidence showed that the deceased did not manufacture the pills, but bought them, and always had a stock on hand. The jury found that death occurred from " Natural causes." Dforrenerfve FIRE —On Saturday laid a fire broke out in the village of Otterton (Devonshire), not far from the seat of lady Rolle, and before it could be sub dued fifteen farmhouses and labourers' cottages were con sumed. A quantity of farm produce and household furni ture was destroyed, but no lives were last. THE LATZ FIRE AT LIVERPOOL. —The cotton reed from the late fin in Water-street was sold yesterday by public auction, the quantity being very large. It was made up la 64 lots, which, at an average, sold at from M. to 2501. each. A very considerable uan . kty wu sold in en unbrok bells, and of then the Egy ptian classifioatioo sold at from 321. to 391. per bale ; the lian at from 101. to 121. 101. Of the lota, 47 were presumed to have realised an of about 10,0001., and the whole of the cotton is =St have sold at about le. per lb. SOUTH KRIMINOTON MUSIUM. —During the week eedi=4, the visitors have been 63 follows :—Cla Moo -467. 7. and Saturday (free days). open from 10 a.m. tall 10 p.m.. 8,961. On Wednesday, Thursday, sad Friday (students' days, admiesion to the public 6d.), open from 10 a.m. tall 6 p.m., 1.557. Total, 10,518. From the opening of the Museum, 4,129,519. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The railway market is firm to-day, and the quotations for several of the leading stocks are higher. Lancashire and Yorkshire and Ca- 9 ledonian have risen per cent., and London and WI North Western, Midland, and South Eastern, 2. as There is not much business. London and North at Western stock is now quoted 1022 to 103 ; Great Western, 661 to ; ; • , 128/ to ; Lancashire a and Yorkah 1122 to Caledonian, 1182 to 119 ; South 92 to ; Great Eastern, 53 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1272 to 1282 ; and London and South Western, 1052 to 1062. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of ji Canada are rather dull. Indian railway stocks pm sent no variation of importance. Foreign lines are u inactive. 9 WIDLIFADY MAIM AID MOLL 01.11 , 11 UMW& I 7 43"4 :4 11.1 I Mil. • to 1 gus. itara.lloll.llllaieVaL di WINN Isaks.IIuaNIAINGLO. le• Mold sod &m l i t 1 6-11.71-4.17-a oork_ soplisrlos 77 : 7 .: 7.. w iikeurl!—• •2• • • I Of 6 6 81 86 67 114 119 NI Dad ) 01 Do. 11 pals paldlo D. all Dabila mad Tits. all Dand...Piella tAb&Ja 100 1410800 and Glaego• 11l 100 Glasesw •S. 114•140 n 011111 i Nedra 100 Do. A Nock 100 Do. last Anglian Bit 100 Omen Ncalls of lootlano 100 Gnat Marasco .... 140 De.A Anagodly. 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WO. Breve (Mopa) North Wheal *otty Par Dona. (st Blame) Providence (N. Lelaat). Noakes! Noweth &al Ulla 4118.114 1.8.0. al.. S. Ceradoo (St Mar) IL Cern Brea (lUoipos) S. W. Trances (Mops) Sim Park roast SlL&Leadllo.C Ili; ILL. lA% tat 6;5 6i45 77 111 L VI Par 29 32 gi b. The Oral West Beret (41oran) W. Cared= (itsSl West flake Wit. Beast MI L = WU. Duller Wheal Ladeott W. MersAmpleolies , Wheel Elston 'ij fe e : Val4s. 141%. Treinwney Wheal traisa VOILIIO2I LlO.B a 58 e 7 Abmiilea (Malted) Arianism Bon Amor{ itod— Um Bran]. LAILCn.(I.Im) Cape Copper (Limited) Weer O C kttn h Oopper CoPL.Po (Uml_ • • Don Pedro,N. Del lay Dun Mountain But Del llay(Lil a rtt% Fort. (Um.) General G.N.Cp.II. Andirons% [apunda (Um) Iw F «. • • LaMantia Mingldta 11.Aureataris.G.13 N.ltaliaC.cds.Atui( liattalbandillver Part Phillip Rants Barbara Gold M Itootitah dustln. (lAsa.; Raisin del Ray (Lbw) United Martian.: wortadmoUm.) Tlidiusaiantsaa (Ns ) JOINT STOCK itand U. I. Bank LosuetLlverpoel !Anglo Portugnese Bank of London Bank of Queensland (L Bank of V letoria,kaittial Bank of Wales (Lim) I Bank of New Zealand (L flelt.andAmerloan Su. (LI .01sar.Bk.BrIt. Columbia 'O. 1111. Indlr Ass. Moo I .olutrd. M. of Ins, *. It ...." 100 ktwetlnental 100 iegttak and Id& (Lim ) libmileotAdaeLOnarto 100 illndaan.ChinatJap.(L) 100 Imperial Bank. Ltmlted UP Imperial Ottoman I* lapdog. and Brazilian 100D.A110011fainte 10 Lao. Co. Bank of Aomori. 100 Loudon and Colonial (L. II Lembo and Ooonty . 00 Woks Joint Moat 100 Len and Middlesex (L. 100 Les. and Northern (L. 40 London R South Afrk.” 100 Londomit.9.Amerlosn (L. 100 Lon. & S Western (Lim. we , Lea. and Weetirdnow 60 Ilereantile &charge (L. 10e !Metro. & Proy. Maas IL. 100 I Do. Reserved 100 ,Iltdiand Bank (Lira.) 100 'National of Llverpool(L 10 I P.Peo. of thewei New 10 Do do 60 National Bank Fe Mew 1104/1.6 Weise radental Bank Mews 100 ,Provfne,cd 106 i 471 lo g o t l 201 74 loft 7} in in ; 10111 in 103 xn f dial _B7 "s7o 5.000' 25 Saab Australia Le% 100 aiwod.of 8r4t.51.52r104L 6000 100 Do New 1000 If Mika al Anotroia. 2.000 100 Xs. ot 112#4..trrosow 2,000 100 ;Union of lisliod (1/154.1 3.0001 GO Masa al Imola* I JEDOCI6.IIIII No. I se. I Oosymmis. 4.1* ▪ s i 86 82 6 61 n d• 110 ▪ 21 211 16 . 4 4 4 .6 6 416 7 2 te 76 20 26 A 1 i 21 22 11 11 23 26 216 246 671 72i 60 01 2 4 6 12 14 216 226 15 11 so 4 Dm pm 80 Si 1 811i1s far 41 1104 tl+ sd CI. Ws par 6 7 ad dig h 6 1 Par iDm _ Pm pa - 4 4 1 ii 4 109 119 lte tlipas i 41a par 76 78 27 SI 2 1 413 40 42 Hai tom a Pm 60 1 lepas 3Ce 63 66 Ad 104 110 211 41 11 01 413 1 au par 23 131 2 1.113' it ell 8 W • pin 18 4144 46f 21, dk 2 l• If 014141 7D 84 a r I ds par 4 at (4 66e 87e be 91 id die per 40 41 7.4 8 6 pm 3 `I7P- ail sy I I Listo.Yezkoa .. =antic BJ. 8440 tustralizn Mirka • • • • Nein Waterworks.... Bombay Gu, Brit. Am•rlean Land .. Brit..• !Mph Mag. T•L .. 'Britl•h Iron. p. pr!.• 1 -18 1 lei It U SI St (Us U V N CanadaAgeney tL ) Nylon Company Cop. M. Ens.. Pref. I P.a Val Paws Prolammoa ~~~•:~I 00,000 111000 10,000 tt, 101 00,000 11.000 .M. WOO 00,000 • bnaDa. i p. an Nap. Dab IndlaCottonAlanaY.l. Silt indlit I rrig.a Glui.. 'Tackle Tel g. an 4 to e ft r . s ett “ • • G.Crediatlitaof Len (L Gm Oman Manipr. Gang &hip (Umlaut) . Do. 17; pt r cent. Pre Indian (aril Ina (LI.. Internat.fittan.Soc.(L) Italian Irranalou Canal WWI 10,000 WOO 10 10.00 0 0. 10,000 11 20, 4•214 1 260 20 16,1100 100 0011 000 10,000 If 10.0 A * 02.000 1 1 IS ON it 60.60 0 10 - TATsends -- Joint Stock Dlsootint(L. baboon Tea (Lingt•d).. Lao. Darte{ a, Loa. Flaanclal Amo. (L Los. BMA. Unanibts Uts. Kansa Irrign. di Cana' Nether. 114. Tel. iLlin NntlialL, Car., dial( Natallaad&Con-00. (Li' National Mowing Co.. Nprbydani,,aLtlronrl Do. New N.roolood MandL (Um w. lirft Nova Scotto 0. and L (L 10,000 70 Do. Now.. Odom. In. Stn. alto- • • Peel - Um leedA Mtn Pada. and Odes. Ilte•r• I 37. - I QuobradoLd.l.d.&ll.(L) VoKew iral Rio &Jn. City Dt.g ' Do. to R oy nom SoAil al 14/l ott Au& lowoot LAtrkoa Irrigalov.(L AiliCalSll Lod &eV 67. t. it Aq. of Mast L.) F.I. ITrn.utin. en. U.Cansel. t o m V= Dlemen's Lod—. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVEIt&GES. Fat. .13arks.I Oats. 1 Rye. Leans. 1 Pees. lisy 30 Jane 6 4eg Iod 31 1 11 22 1 10d St; 6d 39s led 364 el 13 Sas Ild Mili 4d 221 10d:341 101 . 3'i+ 8 I 36s 111. —2O Sas 94 :Os 7.1. 23s 0‘1 , 32s 3d ess 41 S7s — 27 4as 5131 s 2d,9e 10136 s 9.1 304 8d 36s lOil Id 1117,...at.A.0 _....Hiti;_. ____ _____ 444 114 30s 9,1•13 s 11437• Ild 301 Od SBs Oi pie Average 4ei 9d las Od Od 3ls ad Saks 84 sei 114 DOlT.—Wlisal, Barley, Oda, Bre, Halmstad Peak Is. DUMAN WON T rem rwayainoss rim avisaaa DIMON Mg IFEEKS 11A IM. _ Priam. illy 30. Janet lune l& IJ tube W. I 0 46 46 IS 'Jane V July L LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. ITHIS DAY.) (By ILECTRIC AND lIITIMATIONAL TILIGIRMIL) (mow ous OW COWSPONDiNT.) Market keeps firm, god probable sales six thoirad balm. MINCING LANIC.-(THIS DAT.) SUGAIL-The market for West India continues quiet at Tuesday's prices. The public sales of Porto Rico have gone off flatly at a decline of about 6d. per cwt. on lest week's prices ; brown sold at 31a. 6d. to 33e. ; low to good yellow, 3.35. 6d. to 38s. Refined : Prices have a downward tendency, the market continuioe fiat. COFFKIL-Tbe nubile sale continues to go off heavily; prices show a further decline of 6d. to Is. per cwt.. Flu tationCeyloo wild. triage, 60s. to 75a.; fine ordinary to Mid. • 78.. to 87s. 6d. ; pea berry, Ts. to 975. Pd. Native Ceylon, Me. to 725. 6d. Jamaim,[ordinary to middling. 695. to 85s. Tu.-The sales have again proceeded heavily ; prices! of Kleiman Coogous show a decline of 3d. per lb. from the highest point, medium to fine having sold at Is. 7N. to L. ma. ; prices of other sorts Touch as before. Rice.-7,000 bags Moulmein sold at 7s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. Run and SALTPETBE are both inactive. SPICZB. -At a decline of jd. per lb. for black pepper there is only a moderate demand ; dull Singapore sold at 311 d. ; other spices have sold without material change in prices ; pimento, at 21d. to qd. ; nutmegs, small to good bold, 10d. to 3s. 7d. ; moos, Oel. to lee. sd. ; Cassia Lige.% 80s. to 88s. ; ginger, Jamaica, ordinary to good, to 115 e. Corros has become dull of sale at previous prices. Jura-There continues to be an active demand at very firm prime, the total sides for the week are about 12,000 halm. Horn-Russian continues firm at 411. for old, and at 39!. 10e. for new clean St. Petersburg. Cociiiiffar. has sold at ld. decline for hoe silver and black Honduras ; other eons u before. Hoodoos silver, 21. Bd. to 3e. 3d. ; black, Is. 10d. to 3s. Id. ; Tumid* silver, 2.10 d. to 2s. lld. ; blear, 2s. Ild. to 3a. Id. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is dull. Tows fallow ill tooted4os. to 40s. Id., wet cosh ; Petersburg Y.O. est the spot, ; July, 425., "milers ;^ August to September. 425. 6d. ; October is December. 445. 9d. to 455. Deliveries for the bail week, 214 casks ; arrived, 1,546 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a large supply of bombs and a dull trade ; con sequently prices on the average are lower, although there is scarcely a quotable reduction to the choicest descriptions. The number of sheep and lambs is much larger than of late. Mooday's quotations are barely maintained for sheep, but well sup ported for choice lambs. Calve* are lower. 4 One forsigs supply consists of 460 besets, 3,260 sheep, and 577 calves; railch oowv, Per stone of glba. s. 4. ad. Per stone of Mba s. d. s. d. Best Scots, I.lvrefds. 4 0 5 0 Rost Dog 0 5 1 Bast Short born 4 6 4 0 Dist Loug-w0015.... 0 0 0 I Second yual. boasts 3 4 4 0 Do. do. shorn .... 4 4$ 4 8 Calves Pigs gest Dna& Hlf-breels 0 0 0 0 Lambs Beasts id market. 1,135: Mop sad lambs. ; 3 760: Calm. eas : Plga, SO. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Measly. Harvey and Easton report trade at the following prices :—Prim• meadow hay, 60s. to 90s. ; superior ditto, 80s. to 955. ; inferior ditto, to 545. ; new ditto. 60s. to Kis ; clover old, 90.. to 1355.: ditto, new, 70s. torn. ; ditto, mooed cot, 8091. to 115 e. ; straw, 28s. to 91s. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKET& LryMacon. .IClr B.—Silas to-day Caledonian. 1181.--Great Western, WI —Lancriblre lutd Yorkshire, 1121 121 ndos • a nd North It astern, 1034 94 —Metropoltan. 19 1-16 3-16 }— Ditto, New 111. shares. 13 P. 1 3-18 11—Midland, I . l.3—Carliato . Capital Stock. 1303—South Eastern. Wit—Whitetia , eik and Fur nes. 201—liuDslu and Lake Huron, 5 7.16 —Dutch Rhenish. II p. 13—ret Luxembourg, 14 3-16—Mercantile and Fgehange Bank. d. O I a 344 Albion Marine Insurance Company, 11-16 p.— British and Foreign Ifarloe, 13 p.—Empire Marine, 3 p. 7-16 — Rosa 'mamma, 63 p. tnitliniMMY. JILT B.—ln this market to-day Rirmi nahaa and ltaffordshire Company's shares were dealt In at SD: pa titan w.,,,,,0c0n.p..,•a shares at 23 p.: Birmingham Water rot Ls. B shares, at 41. Os. 34. p. Dinalncham Canals closed buyers at 94 . South Staffordshire Railway shares at 113, Bell n; and London and North Western Stock at 103 to 1033. MAACRENTEI. JULY B.—A fair hastiness wan done at steady rates. Great Eastern, 123—(!real Ship, taL—lllitiois Central, 10.1 —Lumashire and Yorkshire, 1123—London and North Water& 103 3 3 23—Manchester and County Bank. 33 IL—Manchester. Shenteld, and Lincolnshire. 453 f 3—Ditto 6per cent. Fret maid rap - ., 3 —NI etrepolltsn, 12 5-16-11idhuld, - North British. 533—South Eastern, 023—Thames and Mersey Marius In. anume. p.—Whiteluiveu SRA Furness, 291- Ratan .• pie 7 . 1- 04westry and Newtow Fret., 106—Af. Jean Merchants. I p IMAM JILT 7.—Tbree per Cent. onsols„Rl3—Ditto for acconnt. 9th Jul 92I—Ditto for new account. 11 th Angled, trzt i—Nett Three par Cent. Block, 913 3—Ditto for account. 9th July 913 3—Cork and Youghal, with Branch to tnieeu-toa n, 100/. pea 45—Duhlin and Belfast Junction. 501. paid, 421—Dublin land Rings . town, lOut, paid, Wicklow. and Wexford, lOL paid, (1.11-6reatnthent and Western stn.k. 100 f. paid. 1021 I llgidland Great Western, 501. paid. 113 3 Midland Great Western Halves, 251. paid. 233 3 - Dutdiu, W :e11.... and W. xford t, pee neat. peep., too/. paid , 13 3 — Ir ish North Western 5 per cent. pee -1 petual Clam AL I ct paid 3. - . -. 111 1061 IR •••• 111 .... 2R NA N 4 P 17 sr; 1196 112 116 zd 112 116 id 114 107 1 e 1, Li 30 t 4 4i If pm I }d4 xd ti li Ws x i . Pra r ... . ii 11 pal I If ti tfrm ro idle lorrxd 41 411 gis t it Pm _id xd MI so} 28} 19g_ !!, tii - 371 al 191 ... 401 in t lin 7 I . Oales. .1 19k 111 id te se 1:5 rt 1? 15 pa 1 020 a Se 2O ft le xel I linms id 111 II 10 106 2 Pia 32 SS 24 I (Us t pi I , I at P:11 I IS It zd zd er Ili MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Otooz. The stock markets remain inactive, but firm. In the funds the chief business has consisted of the arrangement of the account, this being the monthly settling day. Some of the principal home railways are k to I per cent. better than yesterday. In the foreign stock market there is an entire absence of animation, and some of the more specu lative securities have given way a little. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 60c., being exactly the same as they closed yesterday. Consols are now quoted 921 to } for money, and 92g to 1 for the new account (August 6). The official business report is as follows :—Three I per Cent. Consols, for money, 92 } , 1 ; 1 ditto for account, 92g, I); Three per Cents. Reduced, 92i, g ; New Three per Cents, 924, g ; New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 76k Bank Stock, 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, . 108 f, fi. ; ditto Bonds, 14a., 18s. prem. ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 116 ; Exchequer Bills, March, le. dia. to 2s. pram. ; ditto June, 2s. dis. There is a decline of g per cent, in the Turkish Loan of 1858, and in the Consolidds, and of i in Greek Bonds. Mexican Bonds are also lower, and the downward tendency extends to Spanish Passive Bonds and Italian Five per Cents. Egyptian Stock continues in demand, with a de cidedly upward tendency. New Granada "ex all" Bonds are firm. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is now quoted 92 to 93 ; that of 1868, 70 to i ; that of 1862, 67} to 68, ex div. ; the Cou solidds, 60} to I ; and Greek Bonds, 35* to i. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 101; Six per Cents., 104 ; Danish, 1863, 901, 90 ; Egyptian, 103; ditto second issue, 103 ; Greek, for account, 35f, ; ditto Coupons, 161, ; Italian, for account, 713, ex div. ; Mexican for account, 361, 1, ; Moorish, 97 ; New G ran ada, 16 ; ditto Two per Cents., 321 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 861, 87f, ex div.; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 47k, ex div. ; Russian, 1822, 94} ; ditto, 1850, 89, ex div.; ditto, 1862, 931 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 48f, 1, ex div.; ditto, Passive, for account, 331, 3 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 12/ Turkish, 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto 10 01. Bonds, 711 ; ditto 1862, 671, f, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 67+, 68, 671, ex div ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 561. The Scrip of the Confederate Loan is better at f dia. to par ; while Italian is rather lower, at 11 to prem., ex div. Venezuelan is quoted 14 to Olt die. International Financial shares are without change, at 41 to 41 prem., and General Credit and Finance at if to i prem. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company have receded to I dis. to par. These of the Egyp tian Trading Company are quiet, at i to } prem. The steamer Oneida will take to-day 107,590/. in gold for Brazil. A call of 11. 10e., making 6/. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the Joint-Stock Discount Company (Limited) by the 10th inst. The further sum of Si. per share (in accordance with the letters of allotment) has been nude payable by the directors of the London Financial Associa tion. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,2601., compared with last year ; and the Great Eastern a decrease of 5311. At the meeting yesterday of the Italian Irrigation Canal Company the directors' report was adopted. It described at considerable length the present position of the undertaking, and stated that much advantage bad been derived from the late visit of the deputation to Italy. The London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company have just issued warrants for the payment of interest on the capital for six months at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, free of income tax. The half-yearly interest, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, is advertised as payable on the shares of the Turin and Savona Railway Company on the Bth of August The subscription list of the Hudson's Bay Com pany was closed at noon yesterday. It is understood that the whole of the capital has been subscribed for, with a rather considerable excess. It appears that the whole of the capital offered to the public by the " Company of African Merchants (Limited)" has already been subscribed for. It is notified that the subscription list of the Brazilian and Portuguese Bank will be closed on Monday next, the 13th instant. It is said that the whole of the capital of this undertaking has already been covered. We are requested to state that the share list of the Continental Gas and Water Company will be closed on Monday, the 13th inst. The South Essex Waterworks Company—an un dertaking incorporated by act of parliament—is inviting applications for a further issue of shares. The object of this company is to utilise a large supply of water at Grays, in Essex, hitherto pumped to waste into the Thames. The high ser vice portion of the works is now complete, the water being laid on to Brentwood and Warley. No royalty is to be claimable in any year until net profits shall have been obtained sufficient to pay a minimum dividend of six per cent per annum. The capital is 80,0001. in 101. shales. The esti mates for the remaining works do not exceed 33,0001. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance.—Atlas, 144 ; teromercial Union, 74, 4 ex Inew ; Guardian, 51 ex dia. ; Indemni t y Marine, 152 ; Minerva, 64 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 44, 5; Uoivereel Marine, 44, 4. Gaslight and Coke.—Buropean, New, 6, A ; Imperial Con tinental, 81, 4 ax div. ; London, 874 ; Surrey Consumers, 191; United General, 34, 4. llocks.—London. 654. Canals.—Regeot's (or London), 254. Waterworks.—East Landoll, 13L With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : ' Continued inactivity has characterised the market for American securities in London since our last. Quotations remain without alteration excepting Eries, whi.di show an improvement of 1 dollar per share. The following is from the monthly hide circular of Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co., dated yesterday The hide market has continued very quiet the , ingliout the put month, both the home trade and exporters trashily shown little disposition to operate at previous rates, a nd prices of salted hides have mostly ruled in favour of buyers. Hides (Salted 0: and Cow).—Routh American continue in limited request. Australian sell slowly ; Cape, fairly. Belted Home Hides . —A considerable business hes been dom. East India Kips of good quality have 'old readily during the put month at full prices, and heavy hides have occasionally realized an advance of id. to 4d. per lb. ; but common descriptions continue in limited request, and hive receded Id. toad. per lb. English market bides have been in fair request, especially hides of good quality, which have brought full prices. The leather market shows no material alteration, as usual at this period of the year, the demand has been limited ; but stocks continue moderate, Red vricell have undergone no change of importance. North and South American Fors and Skim. —Nothing worth noticing has occurred since our last. The autumn ram are tined to begin Iwith the Hudson's Bay Company's sale on the 31st August. The annexed report on the silk market is from Messrs. Durant and Co. : I- Another month of extreme quiet and limited traireactioss in silk—perhaps almost the usual fluctuations in feeling but no business—pries however are without material change. Various circumstances tend to this effect. The smallness of the arrivals, the result of the European crop now peerally looked upon as is aggregate little is excess of last year—an opinion backed to some extent by considerable 'vegetative purchases in those districts of Italy where priors were relatively the lowest—the uncertainty and doubt as to the course of events in Japan—and lastly faint, although it may he always more or leas a latent, hope of the modification 01 AIMUSD difficulties'. All these causes have in their degree rendered importers and holders compare ' Mealy indifferent u to selling, the more so perhaps es our prices show oonsiderable loss upon the last quotations from the places of import, while on the other band on the part of large operators there is • motional watchfulness with an evident desire to get into stock, should anything occur to lead to the belief that priors have reached their i lowest point. The long continued abstention from pur -1 dh•ses flea of course very much exhausted the stocks in the hands of consumers, sothat they are el_more or less in • poet ' two to act when the fitting moment may be thought to have arrived. Japan silk perhaps of all abases shows the greatest susceptibility F 'th from its comparatively moderate prime and it. general adaptability to the present require ments of oc•aomption. Trade unfortunately continues bed, and the deliveries are upon the smallest possible scale. in Bengal silk we have nothing to notice—some few small sake, i but nothing to conatituto • feature. wizen:inn Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 " buyers," for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened to day at the same quotation, and closed at 921 to 9-16 for to-morrow, and 92 11-16 to 4 for the new account (August 6). The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, fur money, 921, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 924 ex div. • Three per Cents: Reduced, 924, 4,4„ ; New T h ree per Cense., 92j, 1, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1865, 15 ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108 g, 4 , 4 , 4 , 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 • Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper 107, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 11 T _6 he . India Five per Cent. stock was steady at 1084 to 4; and Exchequer Bills at Is. dia. to 2s. prem. The foreign stock market was only moderately active. The sharesof the International Financial Society were fairly supported at 44 to 4; prem. • General Credit have declined to Ito 4 prem., and London Financial to 14 to 11 prem. AO advance has taken place to-day in the shares of the London and Brazilian Bank, and the Char tered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China There were also inquiries for Anglo-Por tuguese Bank, and South Australian Bank. Otto man Bank and London and South Western Bank were rather flatter. There was an advance in the shares of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company. Crystal Palace Preference stock was also in demand. Berlin Waterworks and Rio Im provements paid up shares have receded. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 104 to prem. ; Universal Marine, Ito die. ; Thames and Mersey, 3to 31 prem. • Commerci al Union, 2 to 21 prem. ; North British and Mercantile In surance, 17 to ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 • to 11 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new ' undertakings to-day were as follows :—Copenhagen ' Railway, to 1 prem. ; London and Hambms Bank, 1 to 1 prem. ; Richmond Hill Hotel, I to 4. prem. ; Torquay Hotel, MA prem. ; Buenos t Ayres Northern Railwai r D e f er red Preference to shares, 1 prem. ; tian Trading, to 4 6 prem. ; - Portugal Iron ant Coal, to 1 prem. ; City of London Hotel, to prem. ; Company of African Merchants, 4 to 4 pram. a im d id 10 I