The Express. — London, England, 1863-08-05 00:00:00

• __ THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1863. .. • steamers Onachita and Elizabeth, the schooner 'DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE AND , SHARE LIBTEL--(77118 DAY.) 111112611 POSSESSION& MONEY MAI I Olossog onus I 116114 t° star , 1 J. S. Toone, the brig Sarah Star, and the PRINCESS OF WALE FOR THE NORTH .-( THIS DAY.) • N. Ira' unman. 1 „„ tic a a . i go i pa. a belonging to Mr. D. Evans, but has reversed --.-- Two ceOroent. tee en amermeast. es It U. 184 Bain Su &Slag-an& 107 108 ?A The stock markets is the decision condemning the cargo belonging to This morning, at half-past 10, the Prinoe and Business in the railway market to-day is almost 21 a Do. New 1 Irda - Mr. Monroe. Princess of Wales took their departure, by special Wm* U 7 Do. New. I Mimes- 1 1 pen - iat a standstill, and prices in nearly ever 7 instance ~.. seabauhia.o 6 _ as regards the nil u -- - 1 cantle, dealt in, the ARRIVAL OF THE SIDON. from King's-cross Station, for the North of England remain at the quotations current yeatey _after- 49 a Dm 2 , 24 ,... 44 . 7 1 le and Sudan& On arriving at the station, their royal noon. The recovery in Metropolitan Railway los I* Inikilnial..llGodair 2 LIVERPOOL., TIW I W AY • highnesses were received by Mr. Denison and several of shares 18 maintained. London and North Western el g g , 0 1 = 666 11 1. 6. A= 7 ion - 10 - s a The British and North American Royal Mail the other di wh i le IN ClegisT.&Diseldltio : 1071 104 11 -- I inever , pricbea; the A of - Paris Bourse, and tors, on the platform were assembled stock is now iluoted 1011 to 1; Great Western, .es O Steamship Company's screw steamer Sidon, Captain- risen }per cent. W.Mick en, which sailed from New York on the et 104 Inalleme Banal 10 6 91 1 • large number of ladies and gentlemen, who had come as 6 5} to 66 ; Midland, 1271 to 1 ; Lancashire and •. 1* ea n......jp.,,,,,,.;:f _ _ _ Yorkshire 1134 to I ; Caledonian, 120 to 121 gg 1100 1, 2 2 bo a . 224 .6 2 , 4 4. ter i 1071 n settlement are in fnl a 22. a ult., arrived in the Money shortly before 1 o'clock this morning . Their royal highnesses were accompanied by General South Eaiatern, 911 to 921 ; Great Eastern, 524 *1 to as It. satememse.. i 1 pen - there is no movemer The New York papers of the 22nd contain ci Kn t o be lly p e, ri Major Teesdale, and One of the ladies in mtiting to t ; Great Northern, 123 to 124; and Metro- iii _a° ' 10 10 ame ns. H. a do oB.oB 1 1 20 1 1 Pn - now neglected, exh i 's household. We are gratified in being Po li taa, 114 to i • I* ail Do. Ist pot Hoo ds 7O 71 - _ nothing later beyond that in the Boston journals of exception of the Cox enabled to state that her royal highness appeared to Foreign and colonial railway shares are equally . 1.4.! all Da p.. bid a t : s . L tt r i a 6 6:. 66 65 - the same day, already received pee Asia. - to fall heavily. a have recovered from her indisposition , and that her counts.- quiet, but prices are well supported. The Indian ise a Da do. 886.66 60 66 100 ail Do. ire pref. Mock 43 44 - At Paris this mon Dance gave every indication of restored health. As the lints are arm too en Do. Jo. defe U 17 - _ e LAW INTELLIGENCE train was leaving the station there was a cheer from those OADINARY WARM AID VIM= lOO ea Do. 4th prat Bo ned k 1 gle r tag t. 6rioas I lair 10 41 7 Ut. en Do. do. deferred 20 23 - (THIS DAY .) assembled, whioh the Prince and Princess graciously Ills. I Pd, I unarm. I Ito 1 sain. 50. 1.00 Geed Indian rained. UN 109 104 67fr. 32c. for the ei a -.-- acknowledged. Us ail illem.,WeL&MouVaa. • 11l -• 11 U Do. New lll pm -. rise of 1 per cent. si COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. The royal train was under the charge of Mr. Walter NI A 11/11telepte ... - .- •.. 29 111 Do. January, DM - 1 14 pm - 10 all ' iii.C. IQ 81 - ER lire Qt. &er Dina r. 4p. 4. 1001 1074 107 Bourse is described f (Before Mr. Commissioner Faise.) Leith, 'distant manager, and Kr. &amok, locomotive en. 24. A 2 ,2 8 = 2 : • =2' 44 . 2 _2 6 gy 96 Pr 1110 Do. tf par cent - - - - Di RE B. A- WINEBBOOK. -THE " BOINSBNO-LIT oreteroar." gineer, Mr. Denison and Mr. Tennant, another director, ft. 'lOll 'Misdeal= - .... 1•20 i 1101 1110 1 00 0 Si. Hawses .de. shoed 101 14 -• Consols are now rThe bankrupt, • solicitor, late of Marahass-strest, Welt- also accompanied it. 60 an !Oak and 8era;r1..... - - - 111 Da. New 9f 91 dis 4 and to-morrow's 1 master, applied for his release from cnstody. He had been The destination of the royal 'n waa Ripon, where their 10 1. . " all It aw.n • I A - no - dtv . ..n - nii..t : - 54 - 7 - INI ail nallp.aidapay7l,..o9 97 106 - adjudicated in prime, when he stated his debts to be about - 1.00 as DO.4le=a u va: 90 92 - for the new acco e royal highnesses' will this evening be the guest' of Earl de 10 an Da• B 111anYffidao a - -. 10 11 Indian t I MOL He is in custody at the suit of the Rev. Thomas 69 ail Dalin andunast r Es. 40 41 - U. 110 Madras Garr. 4 par el. 9 7 99 94 tions are officially i 1 liartyn, of Kensington, for 1491. Grey ad Ripon, and whence they will continue their gi e n Deo c„.r en c, a abc.z.,.. 16 is - M. 101 De. do. 6 _per ot 107 106 1071 Cent. Console, for 1 B Mr. R. Gri ffi ths supported the application. journey to Scotland tomorrow &hansom Bt. 100 lidlnburgkand Glaer... 94 96 - N. lea De. 64 ow ell. ftern . 101 102 - Mr. Hughes opposed for the detaining creditor, who 86. 100 'Olargow &B. Wester,. 111 11$ - 20 0 Do, Fifth extension - - -. for account (Angutel r charged the bankrupt with fraud and breach of trust. It 11. 10e Dow Seatern Nab. awe Notes= 64 66 30 6 4 Reduced, 93, 4, 92; Wooled th at there bad been P remmadin fl m in chancery , and LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ::: 111 ' i t F ., 4 1,',V2Ki: 1 r e - - tb ell N.Brunswleir & alas • end B 8 6 - . 9 :te ite 9 2 4, 94 tlr t an order had been made by the Lord Chancellor netting 11. 109 Greallfcedid dootlaud - - - .. IN &IL of Canada' p. a. be Se - aside an agreement between Mr. Marlyn and the bankrupt, - Bt. IN Greed Nereltoro .... . Ira led - _.. UP kende, gna 6 per out- 1074 1081 - 4 ; the Five per Cetz on the ground that it had been obtained by fraud, and the (IT =onto Tuutoassu.) el 109 De,A I Arse. noev.an- liti 110 isei 1i 1 so. bee Do. Delhi do. lO7 108 - t inaltrapt was in custody in consequence. Bt. IN Do.lll Uldpotlepaid/ 156 140 - N I Do. do. do - India Bonds, 16e. p The bankrupt, in examination, said be had been in pra t . BRIGHTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 81. 110 0•11outh& Wed. (Ir 3 . 100 102 - Nan Do. Puniest. Jo- - - par - 2s. prem. 4 81. ill Wed Waders O4 661 St 1 54. Nei De. do. d0._... le7 KB - Mos 25 years. He was once in partnetship with a Mr. Arm -6.. 101 Do. Icl.Bl.7lo4.areac 102 108 - Foreign stocks ft. 1011 DoilloarYaLenallti - - - strung; did not see why he should be called on to state PAVILION PLATE. Bristol mile. In, 100 larredire& Tenable 114 1131 lilt 1011.1111 N RAILWAYS. Bonds are 1 per c 1 why the partnership was dissolved. General Hes, Ace of Clubs, Spencer, Michel Grove, U. KO Lod= and Blonewall 74 7/1 - The Commissioner-Yon need not answer that gouda). Delivers., Tolurao, Doseaster, Certificate, Dunkeld, Tip- eL Ise tolt.anOos , 113 115 ad 111 1 ad es. Ipc i Itco.weri. I 01. Diatom. I gales. Turkish Consolidd 11 Bankrnpt-It was not dissolved because he obtained pler, Avoodale, Lord of Liens, Bolero, Baldwin, Pellucid, t. 1: Lo.don.th-e" 101 " i _ to se !Amway & andertain 8 . .1 - Anglo-Turkish Be • agreements from clients. At the express request of Mr. p o k e d, Keane, Weatherspy, Dirt Cheap, Kingwood, Dol. ge . us 2 42 4,,,,,22,, 4 49w 4 :: 14 4 1 4 :1 ,1 It 10 all . Bahia& Lira. IL g•lp.s. 20 - liartn he had drown up an agreement with him, es to a phis, Columbi', Topsy, Hurt of Oak, CUuf ul, and Fairy ea 100 man.,iniaL,&l3uoilswe 44 44 11 all aster* I. Juodon .. 11 11 .... of 1854 being publication called the " House-to-Let Directory," by which an hem 30 all Maryport and Carlisle« - ... -, la S IB.A.erse 0. aessawaa. 1_ am Per to sit Oradape, Itnername . 4 64 _ - 1858, 704 to 4, and r) bankrupt was to receive 3/. a week for editing that publi- .. 10 se lletripolltan- .... - 114 11g 114 I too to :Dumber, & Wltepsk . l., - - - Bonds of 1861 e f cation. and a share of the profile. The agreement wee PAID F0RY127.-Gemma, Bertha, Iscitatim, Pilot, Sits- Le 4 D o. N ew 4 t poi et ei NI ;Dutch emessa .. .- Is i i i pm - partially set aside, or slightly varied, by the Lord Chan. dm°. Bosh , Lack Sharp, sad Lamb Rill. U. 100 Midland ......- tm Mg We • 1 * all 111adeas el Thud -.. 19 - Spanish Passive al cello. It WY not cancelled. ENTRY FOR SUSSEX STAKES. About five fralouga. eklit•M„..4 Do . New sim a ,. 2,,i ia l i i Pm -: W a * 011104. Sudan gr. a p.a . - - - e Mr. Hughes prodneed and read the order of the Lord Overpraised, Quadrille. Confidence, ', g ay Clara, Rut, 90 . 4 . 2 to,Cot . er n. ./7 ‘e r . :: 7: _ - 91 all areal LaxesnWurg..... 154 131 - merit has now shi Chancellor, which set aside that part of the agreement re- Toy f, and Maid of Oadia. 26 all Do 1 Shares - - - 10 ail 'lndian Juana - - - Transactions are 4 'sties to • share of the profits, and said that it had been 116 all ID4 Kent - - 111/ alt .IfanalklAspLLy the . 4 9 - 1 unduly obtained. The bankrupt our now in custody for the °WM:MEAN PLATE. About six furlong'. 10 su Mid Lent (Coq Lino - - - so amuse pars. Bedg.gov. S 3 Y. - Two.and-a-Half pee 16 ail Meraum d .-' 814 164 - costa, 149/. Lord of the Manor. Loci Burleigh, Lady Derby, Roes, et . 100 link ndy 4 9 . _ 6 2 1 061 vs 14 ell IN.Rall &Aim 1. /D. e. 10 101 - per Cents., 1034 ; • Mr. Griffiths contended that the case had not been brought Quee n ... El ,,,'" : l3 eib , 0 134 ''',, A Deed , ~..., 644' Mini Livicetooe, St. too Do.idin.,Terth,erund to; - tet * Do. do. do-- 1 1 4 pa. - account, 324, 311 ; 1 within the exceptions specified in the 112th section of the .....____rer rL, ,,...... , ver5e. 6....._._ ,........, ~.... .of L ,„..,....... inne, Curie, Kings- f:. 100 N. Sartern-Bererlak . 101 102 101. 1 f 10 all ,Norwegian Trunk ha. te - old act, ad therefore that the bankrupt was entitled to his '"'"", '"' 44l '''' , `"""""•• Fasatie, '""''''''"" Dirt Cheap, 84. 13 Do. o.N.&Pare - - N all .Ottoessu'innyrneAldln) It 15 - account, 361, 4 ; 7 Mead, By his agreement with Mr. Marlyn, he was to do Creole, Birdlime, Tom Ring, Cookoo, sod Flutter are here. si. 1 . 2 po. D 6 ' y "edi c ,,k ........ 5 4 2 In - 10 mil Ipids. yjeLniMedtt. . 114 44 _ 951, 41, ex 'div. ; 1 the editorial and literary work of the " House-to-Let BRIGHTON OUP. About two miles. it 100 Do. Carlisle - - 11 all lads 01 all IPortu,Royal - - - _ Cents., 1862, for Directory." (A laogh.) Caßrir Oa, Patronise . , ZOLA, and Beaman are here. it,. 100 liolth,. ‘ _Loodort •• - ... 118 120 - 111 all Itadie and a fraarts.,L 114 17 - The Commie inner - The literary part, I suppose, was a TWELFTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Three-quarters of a 111. la g larl ' iTeiatl t4" billablre.... 8 1 1 1 811 1 pm = 00 an was mad Durban - - - per Cents., 1862, IY, failure! 110 all Eel Dada II6 18 - 534 ; ditto Pasai 1 mile. le ail ifsellsa&Welindan 111 121 Mr. Griffiths-Ob, yes ; altogether a failure. The bank. Th e R im , N u e de rair, Bens* sod - 6 aS Royal /wadi& I 1 1 - a rapt had to sue Mr. Martyn fee non-fulfilment of the P laything are here. St. ,00 Botellela N. /6 Alier.ll:l 466 474 - _, 6 ell De. T per cent._ . SI all Sambre and 114040_..,.. clit 10 - Turkish Six per agreement, whereupon Mr. Ifiutyn filed a bill in CHAMPAGNE STAKES. One mile. gt. 100 loottlali Midland .. _ N 101 -. le ear Do. 4 per cut. Fret 14 10 -. 921 ; ditto, 18 equity; the matter same before the Muter of the Rolls, Waterwitch, Fairwater, Umpire, Tippler, and Caller On 10 all Shrewsbury a Welchpi - -. 10 6 'SsalauleoUalg.Tperet 1 e r, 9 701, 1, 1 ; ditto, o whose decree was unfavourable. The bankrupt appealed are here. 1 1. 100 =be Dare .... so sr - to all 1 Do. do. tit 1 0 4 4 against it , to the Lard Otlaßoallw. ,and .010 result W M as , ENTRY FOR GRAND STAND PLATE. One mile. ek e& ift loo Dsv°•••••-••• • 32 32 -. _ 100 Month teen ........ 4,1* rzt el , 2 to an *Amt .& Icen-Vestlan' 210 21 - 10 lb &Lot Por7peretp 14 Adlel - suede Six per Cents h order .T l r7tilll the eglowsion t and directing that the ban k- Maurice, Deerfoot, Balinese, Gather, Kingswood, Curie, N. 1100 Booth W alla rapt should pay Mr the coda Poked, Devotee, sad Dirt Cheap . All are here. St. 100 S. 'forked & River Da 100 100 " - .... NI all routhern of Ymase.... 24 - The panic in the 10 5 Tarin and /krona .... • 3 dls zn -• im After failing to 35 i Hie Honour took line to look Into rite proceeding ,, 10 I ati Ilab2M,WOklagbin.,& yi g - 20 di Do. do. l6l 16 in - 1 IN RS CAINWIDNIIT.-ANOTBDIR BANKRUPT SOLICITOR . 16 cll Waldo. & Dadlndoo 18 89 i su ,weeseleemee -...... 71 71 - 30 to 27 dis., befit This was the adjosreed sitting for examination and dis- - 4 1 0 1 Do , - 10 all . De. Oper end. Pref-i 101 14 - charge in the ere of J. N. Cartwright, solicitor, formerly COMMERCIAL IIA.LCAZTag. 116 gDo do 1800.61 7j 4pm - 10 as 'win. N. W.ed hams 20 SI - yesterday afternooi of Bristol, and late of Lanunee Pooathey•lane, City. Hie ' m Bt. 100 Tad Yale - liabilities are about 2,1001. ; am* and Pronertl held ma MA RK-LANK --(THIS DAY.) 10 8 Do B ,!1 pm COLONIAL GOVISNMINT 611:717RITIMI. lnternational Fir 10 8 Do C - security returned at 4001. An adjournment was ordered Frub up this morning the receipts of English wheat were 60 an Older .......... - - 3 for further saounta. en • very moderate male. The show of samples was 26 20 Do. ..- ...... -..- - - .... .. C1ianew.60.4,11"64 .11 MO MI WO Hudson's Bay dull Mr. R. Grinds', Mr. Linklater, Mr. Chidley, and Mr. therefore rather limited. New qualities cheated hands 15} A _ - - - __ .. Dnepr, earee.,tAag. i 100 196 IN 1; O. R. Lewis speared in Use ears slowly, at from 400 . to 58e. per qr. Last year's wheats k a k a ta l 2224442 ,' aft W l er& The% 34 " 1 : - .. .. Do.llper egMar..oB6o.lloo ICS 106 - 1 !1V.% .. Do. I per seal The numbers ar 4 IN li TN ANGLO-VINSON 64118COLTRIAL TBADINQ WWI TOE) inactive, at about Monday's currency. la us Waterford & =fenny - - - Nan. .. Da. 11pw culla 17 DX 94 98 - 1 , 8, 66 , 06 1 96 -. Trading slightly lo 0011 PANT ( incrixo). The show of foreign wheat was again liberal. Good and gg go Wed On Tr 59 - 100,000 .. Cap D s d4l NortrallYl I n 116 110 - the Moorish Loan A winding-up older was recently made in this oue, and fine sample" commaoded previous quotations. Otherwise, 84. IN W.Nse&N , - -. ..- .. Do 1810 In 111 114 - inst., and are to be this was the day appointed far making a call on the mete- the trade ruled heavy, and prime were with difficulty sup- Ot. lee Wed 44 6 0 - 6e 1800 100 115 116 , 8 histories. It was expected that the eall would be for the Ported- LK tee Ditto 1= u 41 401 -. .. Do. SO 18911106 111 1111 - The amount of g r, full amount of the shares r hut ea adjournment was tom, Floating cargoes of grain, off Falmouth, met a dull in- U. IN lwb lO4 100 - 1 . 06,000 .. Osylon,Nov.llo3ll. 11p.ot. 1110 106 106 260,000 - Do. 1878, do.. 1 100 11$ 116 - was 23,C)0/. - an arrangement being in provers for settliog the matter oat alla at barely late I ‘ 4o s. Du 0,00.) .. Mandan 6 per ct.,1870 100 106 151 1061 s The foreign exci a of court, and taking the petition off the file. quantity of barley, both English and foreign, on the 12.188R111101 WARMS. 2 ',too .. Do. 18781100 109 109 - generally firm, at h (Before Mr. Commissioser Holroyd.) steads was very moderate. Sales, however, progressed slowly 09, 1 pg, 1 au/gram I Closing prior. I - Salei 2 "" • • Do. 11031 1* 110 112 - 18 our usual list : IN BE HISLET, remecoon. AID lIIINLET.-JUDGINIENT. at about stationary prices. 56 . - 115113714 - 101.61zeterrp.s.6111 es es 90 166,600 .. Natal dm II per cent .. 100 110 112 ' - 103,na .. New Irransw.Gov.49.4. les 1751 104 - Amsterdam, 3 mo a The bankrupt' were hop, corn, and seed merchants, of High-street, Borough Malt was is short supply and fair request, on former 02 140 e 4 i 4 4, 2 , ‘49 Q.. •6 4 - - terms. de an Coat and Bandon 60 : - - -. - .... .. N. &Wales 0 v.p. a 1808 In 100 101 .... .. Do. 6p. 5. 1171 to 1570 104 101 102 - ILI6 to 17 • Rotterds - 3 'moths, 21..55 to 60 i His Honour now gave judgment upon •• gladioli which had 4300 d mound eats were in demand and the tan dearer. 110 all rondrall, Ipm odd. 101 Si - . De. ae. e. 11016-92.... 101. DM 102 - 13.01 to f ; Paris, 3 been submitted for loss opinioo, under the 56th and 57th secs. Other Weds were in fair request at full currencies. ill all Dan.reetle,& riber.J mu. fp 1 Beans were held on former terms, but the inquiry for S t : 1 100 00 ! Ohm L ett elamC e. Mit at ' 118 114 ... - 1ii;000 New Zeeland apse mut. tot 110 tie IN. -.. Nova Scotia' p. a, 1876 1 to. 1061 104 = 26 . 65 to 60 i Prou ld ' of the act of 1861. The question was, whether the inspect. -. men .. Queensland Gov.ep.cent 105 110 WI - 1 : Petersburg (per r a. tors under a deed under sox 192 were entitled to retain • them was much reetncted. N. 490 ;04.11asiiiia.0.1x. ' ?IP . - - - .... .. a Atues.oov.llp.e. /loads' 100 110 112 - off, So., 3 months, 11. be Pees were quite as dear se last week. The demand for ..i divid a ee a declared p.d daned.dudewtohicha thecredi inspectors ha s ve uch wiD det them, however , was iii . 66t66.. 8, ! la ik, aent., ee, No. 1 10. 8 l l ll 5l 1 1 1 1 8 4 - .... .. VlicOocalcalen.tlely 100 107 100 - 11.55 to 60 ; Madrid, - ..., .. Do. 60.664. April a 0 1 100 11l DA MB 46 go 6 ; Legibeew, ir ., cre di tor. 7.2 4 i nspecton and 4 2 4 cre di tor (H e w n ) The Soar trade was in a sluggish elate ; nevertheleas, 51. 1160 Do. do. 0 percent. preL I* 134 - a subsequently to the date of the deed, and up to the time Er"' ; _wer°,...,r, Monad. The stone of sweet f ore i gn i n w ar e- e t IN Do. & Ang li an A, bp. ti. 107 110 o. DUCKS. months, 25.60 to 6,3 of the bankruptcy, bad mutual trade dealings, con- 'maul* i. trifling. 109 Do. do. A, 7 per cent - -•-• No. I Bb . I Dear,. IPd I Cl. pride. I Sales. liaf"-- -6 .• 3 . month'. 25. reN. I* Do. &Union, 4p. aria 88 IN •-• to 11 ; Menerna, 3mo riatiog of purchases on each side • and at the time New seeds were in fair supply ; but the inquiry for them 42 22 2 Do 4,3. 6 per cent sus . am em 2,006,088' Bt. !last and Wastladta.. lid I 141 1411 11 of the bankruptcy of Henley aid Co. a balance of was somewhat restricted. Cakes were tolerably fi rm in di. 10 Do. Norf. 6p.c. 5 ~.1846 -.-. _ 5,638,510 i Bt. 'land= 100 'si 63 61 - 521 to Oporto, 90 1721. was due from their estate to the inspector., Pal". IN. 10 Do, 64 per et. pref.. 1541 - - -1,910,010 D BC BC tatiarfan OO 141 of ex •-• es - In consequence, CURRENT TRIM. IN. MI Do. 6 p._ ct. Wavesey V. - - - 803, 1 65 136.1800lkinsplat 10 - - - pecte remit d La the absence of any express agreement between the parties Yam= 84. Ha an Northern, 6p. at 117 119 - 800,000 80. Pland• lO9 911 100 11 Gee court eras of *aim that no agreement could be upheld PIN Qr. Par . Gr. es we De.licrecLaS 10 p.st.pse. 111 113 - 4.000 20 Dn. New - Co., of 21, Gutter ed that the inspectors were to withheld the divided due to WENT. L 5. ON S. a. a. U. 11111 Ds. 4 mew& lO4 105 - /ORLON WNW and warehousemen the creditor noder the deed in payment of any goads which Nmar • Karl. red 1803 40 to 60 se:etch potato Ft to 27 Bb. ;104 Do.fp.o.rwLate p.apin Pl 7 169 - .... . - -___ . -. _ liehilitiee are hater Id (Before Mr. IN NE HEW, THORGOOD.1.111) HINLZT.- I .IODOMINT. The bankrupt' were hop, corn, and seed merchant', Of 114 h-street, Borough His Honour now gave judgment epos a question which had been submitted for his opinion, under the 56th and 57th aeon of the act of 1861. The question was, whether the inspec tors under a deed ender sec. 192 were entitled to retain • dividend declared and due to • creditor under snob deed, against a personal demand which the inspectors have menet the creditor. The inspector and the creditor (Henley) subsequently to the date of the deed, and up to the time of the bankruptcy, bad mutual trade dealings, con sisting of parches:4 on each side ' • and at the time of the bankruptcy of Henley an d Co. a balance of 1721. was doe from their estate to the inspectors. la the abloom of any express agreement between the parties the court was of oplaim that no agreement oould he upheld that the inspectors were to withheld the dividend due to the creditor under the deed in payment of any goods which they might supply to the creditor. The creditors under the deed were entitled, m penal que trusted the inspeekes, to all the benefit' secured to them by the deed, and which nothing hat head on the part el the creditors would justify the impostors in withholding. By the 197th sea. of the net of 1861, the Inspectors under a deed stood in the earns position to the creditors so did the under a bankruptcy ; and It had long been held that en assignee of • bankrupt's estate woo not justified in withholding • dividend, though he might have • personal demand against the creditor. Ther4ore that retainer or .staff centended for could sot be allowed ; the midges= of Henley &WC°, would be entitled toreasive the fall dividends ea the debt due to them wader the leepetorebip deed ; and the impostors of Fairbead sad Co.'. enteie roost be cousideued we&tars of the estate of Henley end (a, narks the bank ruptcy, in respect of the balsam des Mthem oe their trade dealings with Healey and Co., end would mein the divi dend on that amount la aseerdaere wth the general mor tice, coats would beeves to the meneentel party. THE POLICE COURTS. (TB DAY.) HOWATRIBT. AFFECIC . O6I LW INSPECTOR OP POUCH. Two= 1 ;;;1111•11ows,Oit;secrItZr:1;;;;4 &Wigan, were with being drunk and committing • mama ontsetrawas sosault on Inspector Briounacombe, o the F The inspector stated that at about 7 o'clock last night be was on duty in Sena-dials, and fined the prisoners, with about six other peewee, drank and making a groat diatnrbanoe. He told them sot to make so much noise, or be should be obliged to lock them up. Reardon replied with a volley of abuse, and attempted to strike him, but mimed and struck the nose of a horse that was 'Landis; in a van by the aide of the footway. Sullivan also applied some foul expressions to him, threatened to knock his eye out, mid spat in hi face. He caught hold of Sullivan by the collar of his coat to take him in custody, whets Sullivan celled out "throw him," and the whole mob, now increased to about twenty reruns, set upon him together. He was thrown down in the mud, kicked, beaten, and droned about, his wet and ca ppee covered with acid, sad so torn as to be • At the very ecmmenoemeet of the seruggie his bat fell off, as usually occurs in every struggle between the police and the roughs, and his head was very much Indeed both from kicks and from Sullivan'. " bumping" him on the pavement. After this scene had oontissed for about ten minutes, sad just sa Reardon was celliog to his comrades for a knife to " Boith the " it happened that the prisms van coo. prisoners from the Westminster police court to L eT eloase of Detention drove by. The sergeant driving the van got down and clime to his theatanos. Sullivan was then taken to the station-house. Reardon got away, but was afterwards taken is a public home. Both prisoners expressed great regret for their conduct. Mr. Henry ordered them to pay 31. each, or be committed for one month. Per Qr OM . s. !ketch, frisk writ ".27 16 to 23 black CURRENT PRIM !G21611 Per QT. WEIL?. a a. toArsil. red 1061 60 to 60 now white. 40 to 62 W ' aka* and laitoolh red &mar 10 re 40 19 to 64 tilidadarg Mto ta NALL Im oi rolk, and 80 to 86 Moot= rod Ware 67 to 68 Brown BBL Old and new B6 to 87 Maw= 3O to 32 'rick ....... Harrow netts 37 to AS GM .. - 34 to 17 , WO 3B to 40 17 to 110 I Town made: — per - 780 lbs. Household 34 to 38 Country . Norfolk and Suffolk : ex ship 39 to 81 Yer Qr. Om& a. I. Daideb and Swedish 17 to 21 Bawl= duslah ~u ..... .1..... 6017THWLRIE. 1111711 WAT ROBBICIT. Henry Hands, a smart-looking young fellow. was plated at the bar before Mr. Burnham far Seal exarainatioa, charged with stealing a silver watch from the pence of Thomas Mellor. under the following daring ciremathases : The prosecutor, a farmer, residing at Plaistow-perk, in Essex, deposed that on Sunday night, the 26th ult.. he was proceeding along the Borough towards the Eastern Counties Railway, and when passing It. George's Chervil he saw two men fighting. A mob of unions was collected round these, and be stopped to look at them for • moment. While stooping over the prisoner rime partly in front of him, snatched his watch, and, before he could prevent him, broke it from the chain and bolted with it. He endeavoured to seine hold of him, but some of his companions tripped him up, and the prisoner ma across the road into the Mint. Waimea got op and panned him, and saw him stopped by a coestahle after a smart chess of nearly tee minutes. Truing that time he bad contrived to the watch to one of his °tumulus, es it was not f on him. Henry R0ger,,483 A, mid that about 8 o'olook on the evening in quest ion he was a. duty in Mint-stmet., when be am the prisoner running towards him, followed by the prosecutor, ceiling out "stop thief." As sou sa the psi. sonar saw him, he doubled, and ma Into • lodging-house. and climbed a wall into Diseey- street. Witness followed him, sad eventually captured him In White-street. 'When charged with the robbery, he denied having been soar the church, and said that the ream he was running was to look after the thief. lie afterwards admitted that he Mole the watch sad lost it. Mr. Burcham asked wits= whether be bad ascertained if CAer had been previously convicted? r=lied that Were the last exantiontios he had made inquir sad he believed that be bad never been cm aided of felony. Mr. Bentham had no doubt be was an experiseced thief, although nothing was known to the officer of his =Mao dente. He sionsid seetence him to six tomtits' hard hamar In Waadmorth House of Correction. .. 34 to 17 .. El to 33 .. to SS .. Se to al 'Roan Cote. White llO to 32 Yellow FLotrk. Trench, per seek .... SS to 41 !Venial, „ to American, per brt. .. 20 to 24 Coaatlion, „ 19 to El INTO LONDON, BY WATEZ TO AUGUST 4. INCLUSIVE. Bwkiy. Mall Oat& Maar. qrs. qrs. gm. 2016 imeks. 20 440 00 .. 240 620 .. 17753 15010 — — OOO I 550 18140 11 - 2010 —2;o— LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (rins DAY.) (ay ns,vorwo AND nrrsanAlionAL TKLEOkAPR.) (non out own 0011,MISPOIMI1T.) Markat o bl pens quiet, aad the general tone ia unchanged. Rake probay 6,000 balm. In IN IN IN IN .1071 ' IN .150 'll5O ;HS _e.846 Culedadien Qum. BB Cork sad Bandon 60.6 ecosandl, 6 pee oink Don.Paticot owAber.J mu. lan. Oksag 6p. ot. cent, No. 1 Do. do. No. I Do. do. 6 peroant. pool Do. Z. Augllon A, 6 p. a Do. do. A, 7 per cent Do. &Union, Op. etena Do. do. 6 per cent. gua. Do. Norf. 6 p. c. 8...1866 Do. 64 per ot. prof.. 1841 DO. 6p. Waren., V. Quad Northern, 6 p. at Do.SurecLai IP p.eLpro. Day wont. D0.6p.c.red.646 papa 168.31.8e01100k Ist Pre! OLWe red rt.(Bectoaltoula Do. eem. p. Do. redeem. 4 p. con Do. Inedoeco. 4 p. Do.ct..redeesTrof Do. Mra. Om. Stook Do. &rm. Pref. Ike. Do. Cheat. Qua. 84ota Do.CheitornBt.6p.c Do. do. do. 6D• o rant Itorksh. 6 p. 0.84 4aD811661..1 p.o.GeA 84 Na D 0.14.6. do. Ha Do. 1:1 p.c. do. ... Dab , 17.0. do. No.. D 0.4 p.o. do. Do. p.a.prt. eh do. Do. 7 p.c. Pool. lteok D06p0d0.(14.11 aCLP Deep. a (die. dol. UI La athaa and Dove, I LSD W.CovAle Uyadooderry and laal/ DonSbeLa Do. al Ds. 86 pee coal .. Do.redoemable d*At Wawa Oceaaponee Do.Oone. Be.* alp.o Day p.a. Pad. boa t . Do. Latalltchin t p.c Nark& 6p. el ltd. Stet* Nadi Batimil pr een. Da New aid. p. at Do. Border Union SW 21.666.—C0ua.6 p.O. Pre Do. do. de Do. Ueda 'p.a. No I Po. York. a t Spore . North etaffordehtre.. resallait Coal Now Pra 11e01N.11.116 p.a. Yreka Do.kbor. gad p.c Do. 7 p. ek Pref. Rock I. Dead Reed 46 p. Lank bad. An. 41.0.6 De. de per coot De. died de per cam. ant Bea de p. 1 1 M1 . T Wa arlatan 4 gna. oolkaDarthatonip.c. Do. do. B 4 p.c. Do. do. Oa p.c. Taft Vale Preference WoaseA Mara two. W.)656-07d.latgua.sk. Do. do. lad do Do. Newp. 6 p. at. Prof. I Do.do.Peak 41 P.A. oaf. 100 104 90 II 100 106 76 77 71' 79 172 176 106 107 116 11l 113 116 zd 113 1 6 zd 187 140 id U 3 116 id ysi las — 141 81 88 14 101 It 3 Itb zd CS 60 pm I d id f rya zd 1001 46 47 11l 138 123 lib 104 104 124 126 1 4 . 110 lil 1 14_ 0 Pa imi 'll 'Fs V V I 134 133 sell zd - 1& - iik Sae i id in; zd tere id ;i&E, in -- 2i _'4 $4 u - WON 41111 COSI •,en 6.1100 '7 re le . iiu lONEY ItARKET.—(Trus DAY.) this establishment will now consist of 150 000 shares of 10/. each, with 41. paid. There Two o'Ctoce- will, therefore, be a paid up capital of 600,0901., The stock markets remain extremely quiet, and, and a reserve of uncalled capital of 900,0001. as regards the majority of the securities cur- TUTZDAY EMMw ready dealt in, there is no variation whatever • This being the 4th of the mouth, the discount in prices. A good effect is produced, how- market was active in the morning, but there was a ever, by the continued recovery on the good supply of money in the afternoon. The best Paris Bourse, and Consols have accordingly short bills were taken at 31 per cent, and six risen per cent. Preparations for to-morrow'snegot i ated at 44. This relatively mouths paper was low charge for long periods indicates ,belie f on settlement are in full progress. In English railways the part of holders of money that the tendency of there is no movement, while foreign stocks, though rates is downwards. The amount of business at now neglected, exhibit more steadiness, with the the Bank of England was only moderate. exception of the Confederate Loan, which continues At Vienna yesterday the Austrian funds improved to fall heavily. 4to per cent. i both for mone y and next Thursday's settlement, At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's I Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to it telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentals opened at i opened and c losed to-day at the same quotation. 67fr. 32c. for the end of August, showing a fresh /f rac me ii cm , are officially recorded as f o ll ows : rise of 1 per cent. since the close yesterday. The Three per Cent. Consols, 921, ditto, for se- Bourse is described as "firm." count (August 6), 921, •, Three per Ceuta. Consols are now quoted 92} to 93, for money 1 9 1 2 tu t € 1 , 3 ed ; , 22k g r oc ; l, N 2 ; l l T ; b l ree ndia pg v Cents., 9 3, and to-morrow's settlement, and 93 to - Stock, 1061, 1, k ; India ; Four per CeenrrDeben for the new account (September 9). Tranaso- tures. August, 1864 or 1866, 1001, f ; ditto Four time are officially recorded as follows :—Three per per Cent. enlaced rupee paper, 971. Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 93, 923, 93 ; ditto, The India Five per Cent. stock was firmer, for account (August 6), 93, 921 ; Three per Cents at MI to i• India Bonds were sold at 15e. prem. Reduced, 93, 4, 92;, 931 ; New Three per Cents., Exchequer Bills remain at Is. die. to 2s. prem. Little change occurred in the market ', for bank 93, 4, 921, 931 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 k, shares, business being l i m i ted. Oriental Bank the Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 107} ; were quoted ',lightly better. In miscellaneous India Bonds, 16e. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, le. dia., undertakings, Nerbudda Coal and Iron shares hay. 2s. prem. declined, while Crystal Palace stock continues in Foreign stocks are well supported. Greek demand. East and West India Dock stock was quoted alatt r ly n lower. Bonds are }per cent. better, at 32 to and ocean . mhonan closed today at 13 to 134 Turkish Co l to better, at 471 to 48. prem. ; Thames and Menet, 3to 31 prem. ex int. • Anglo-Turkish Bonds remain steady, the Loan Commercial Union, 2to 2 prem. ; North Belted; of 1854 being quoted 92 to ; that of and Mercantile, 17 to ; niversal Marine, Ito 1868, 704 to 4, and that of 1862, 67 to 4. Peruvian dis.; and Oriental and General Marine, 14 tel 11 Bonds of 1861 are firm, and Mexican and Preen.. Spanish Passive steady. Business in this depart ntern ational Financial shares left off slightly - better than yesterday, at 31 to 34 prem. ; and meat has now shrunk into a narrow compass. London Financial ss. higher, at 11 to 11 prem. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch while General Credit were flatter, dosing at to Two-end-a-Half per Ceuta., 654 ; Egyptian Seven prem. per Cents., 1031 ; Greek Five per Cents., for This was settling day in Hudson's Bay sh ahs. 324, 314 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for The suppl y of shares being plentiful the price at one period descended below 2 discount, finally aro:bunt , 36 4 , ; Moorish Five Per Cent' , closing at 24 to 11 dis. Egyptian Trading shares 951, 44, ex 'div. ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per remain steady, at Ito 11 prem. Cents., 1862, for account, 861 ; Russian Five The nominal closing quotations for shares in new per Cents., 1862, 921, ; Spanish Three per Cents., undertakings to-day were as follows :—Company ggi ; ditto Passive, for account, 311, ;of African Merchants, to prem.; Orie , nt t e o l Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, Hotels,4 ret. 4 ; te ßraza l P lia rm n and ; t i ) o Peubagen rtuguese . Ban:, a ii ' ar , I to 924 ; ditto, 1858, 701 ; ditto for accouut, prem. ; Castle Hotel (Richmond), par to 1 prem. 701, ; ditto, 1862, for account, 671. ; Vene sneda Six per Cents., 1862, for account, 56k. The panic in the Confederate Loan continues. After falling to 35 to 30 dia., the price is now quoted 30 to 27 die., being sto 6 per cent. worse than yesterday afternoon. International Financial shares are steady, at 31 to 31 prem. ; General Credit, better, at 3 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay dull, at 21 to 1/ dis. ; and Egyptian Trading slightly lower, at 1 to 1 prom. The numbers are published of certain bonds of the Moorish Loan, which were drawn on the Ist inst., and are to be paid off at par on the 10th. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 23,C30/. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm, at last Friday's rates. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.18 i to 19 ; ditto, 3 days, ILI6 to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 1L 184 to 19 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25. 53 to 60; 60 Hamburg, me. bum°, three months, 13.81 to I ; Paris, 3 days, 25.25 to 324 ; do., 3 months. 1 25.55 to ; Frankfert.on-the-Maine, 3 months, 119 i to : Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 3.5 i to I ; Vienna, aft. do., 3 months, 11.55 to 60 ; Triode, al. to.. 3 months, 1L55 to 80 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to I ; Oadia, 3 month, 49 to 4 ; Leglicmt, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Ounce, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Palermo . 3 months, 25.6.2 i to 74 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.621 to 74 ; Lisbon, 90 day., 524 to I; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 53. In consequence, as it is stated, of the nonarrival of expected remittances, Messrs. T. F. Figge and Co., of 21, Gutter-lane, Cheapside, E. 0., merchants and warehousemen, have suspended payment. The liabilities are between 35,0001. and 40,0001., and it is affirmed that the assets will reach nearly the same amount. The books have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand„Youngs and Co. we. lsh I alum 1 awe, pr e.. 1 gam liabilities are between :INMAN. gnu 44.4UtA/1., anu is U, 2 (Limbed) A per pa - is a ffi rmed that the assets will reach nearly the 9! nneals& - same amount. The books have been placed in the RE . : it i ttjharr e ull „ s t r p. .7 hands eo of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand„Youngs and 26.4011 amar:r le e . p oz - A fall of fully 3 per cent. was occasioned yeater 11.00s ao mow fa 00pt...=4 .. _ is 7 a - day in the ordinary and A stocks of the Great - 100,000 1 nos Pe4ro,N. Dal Rey a t !Ipm 1 Nor th ern Railway Company by the announcement 76,000 1 DM Monnliela Popper snoop a g a m op pp,., ( u.ss id g 1 i par - of a dividend at the rate of 4 } per cent , per annum semo I Praia= (Uen) - on the original stock, which gives to the B 3/. per 00,000 90 Genera an PH Sri - cent, for the half-year and to the A 11. he. per cent. 00.000 0.17.09.11. Andealls(l. 11 - - a sas s t lapanda (Ls.) 1 i .env i pna - ' 2 The dividend at the corresponding period of last moo Lures I! . T ll - year was at the rate of 44 per cent, per annum on 10,060 ImiOadea IMAM lgeeitedta n r i ' di e r - the original stock, and on the others in proportion. _ mow ILAarreeeines.G.l3 an * 4 - The forthcoming dividend on the stock of the * th, ss° ooo t PeUitbeis de r i ver 4 Ass A —4 & - - London and Blackwell Railway Company is offi- IMMO Pert MtWp 1 10 Ixd -6111 y announced at the rate of 3L 10s. per cent, per caste 166 / 6660 add II / par Ma - annum, being an increase of 100. per cent. per sisiloo loollimb Auden. (UK) las pn - MAW 16 56./ohn si n annum on the dividend declared at this date in last KM 10 Vaned 7 - year. skew Vanansesca Gold a) IS 3 ,p., _ A call of 31., making 111 . per share paid, is to be Mow Morales !Um.) KM Tadmenutalane Siral. en 4 SI 1 paid on the D capital of the Bombay, Baroda, and 12010.1ILLUIDOUR. Central India Railway Company by the 12th Sept. No. I lb. I 0 0 ,10411111. The half-yearly meeting of the North Baatern - lams an 4.0 0 ,46,..b. K w_ N an ct ipi , Pr r I 1/4"6 _ Railway Company is convened for the 14th August, 00,000 19 At 51, gall 00, ( L.. an 2 a at York. sem fa Amonallan Agneal.... II 80 12 ad - The annexed circular was issued yesterday by 67,000 10 BernnWslonrerke.. - all 116 95,000 5 Bombay O m . UMW.. 9iau 1 .." Mears. Hanks and Co., the well-known pri m- moo SO Brit. American Lad .. 44 U - vats bankers, notifying an amalgamation with the 5u . r0 0 ft, ,B-Ir..a irloni9•9. Tel.. 100 a a 10,000 20 Beata Iron - - - Consolidated ' Bank : - Mee 4e, 'Omani, •-• tend . —.,. Ella 92 Bankinrhouse, Fenchonthatrest, London, August 4. 40,000 2: ,CanadaksemeyAseo.(2 ) le - -• - Dear Sir,-We beg to inform you that we have accepted a 26,000 20 (Ceylon Company 6 t iPm . MOOS 16 Cop.lLEng., PreL 7 p.c all IT le _ proposal to unite uur banking busmen with that of the Con. I,ooorlo M. Ogled Paler 160,890 IL Da. Prolannee ,OO 114 117 Manchester with that of MOMS. Heywood, Halliards, and 177,006 ea DA 61). et. Peep. Deb 109 116 118 - CO., Loodoo. 10, 10 Lin , , . ..MaCottofteguey,L a - - - It is intended to carrT on our bankiog operations as here. 6 ", ' jl IP . irgyp V" M " ,,, • " Com . Tf r ,! .. ..x . : i at e i bil ip . 14 - tofore, so that our vane= connexions shall experience no 175,176 ss. Bosoms r Z.* 10 6 o nes.. enkil el am. SPot e Lon IL sn l 5/ i re p. 3 _ taking an active part as directors in tbe management of the Consolidated Bank. In making this anneuecement, while au, e a tilso. Wawa Plarlsaxpr, 14 20 a we mount but express our warm appreciation of the coati traxoui 1 Greet alp (Linde* . all I - duos which has so uniformly been reposed in us, we hope • 0 0000 ne• lirlarreent.tret al f 210000 , 11 tO Hodson Bay 2i ii ma 3 - that the 0001182i011 which has hitherto existed between us 26.5.5/ I !ninon (Aimless (LI — may be rather strengthened than otherwise by th is change _ 150,000 Di i Internat.Daan.tion (L) si o psi —, in the constitution of our bushiest. Assuring you of our II tool e , Dalian Irrigation Canal 2 1 die 4 unabated desire to maintain those relation of friendship Boum! 104 I I Do. Bonds mom . 'loin Stock Dlicounta f IPm - for the period of two centuries, we are, dear air, yours faith -10,000 le 'l42(pos Tea ( th o ig.d .) _ 31 i Iva 0 a Los. &A I*Mrise . (1..• r ,p- - folly HANNEYS sad Co. , t0 ,,, tk ,,,,, 00° 0 : 14e *,..... li mac i a l „... u .,A 2 . 3 1 ...,,( 1 .., 10 1 Ipm 11 . 18 The explanations afforded in this document are 411,1109 91 Iladru belga. &Ow 1 2 pm 4 satisfactory. So much interest attaches to the MN Is w•diter. Its Tsl.ll.lr• all I ei virtual disappearance of another of the old est*- * 500 10 Natilland&Con.Co.(&) 6 fda Om i SWAM lo Netlneal 0 4 ,.. A CO A 4 4 4 . 44 _. ad bushed banking firms of the metropolis that the aces as Virrboltrlartneldlronll` 5 1 2 pro event will probably attract a good deal of notice in 6 M 16 O Do, New - financial circles. It is believed that Messrs. Han -14000 al I N.Zealaad T.andl..(kne 2 key's business is as good as ever it was, and yields a ....6 10 I IN.snorrsi....,, n u I I - 60,000 2 . Nova Bootle G. and La. I - - - very handsome annual income, so that the step now 10 , .e. 1060 oulal Use 6%000 1 Do, n ew . . .7 taken must be explained by considerations applying "AO 1 6 La. Ojai. .(6ii.) all e l e - to the future. There can be no doubt that the pro -10,000 6 Onemaa Gee g i {did - geniis and increase of the joint stock banking system 000,068. K Pal Skew Lodi UM 1 es Se ml -ad 97,090 60 TenlsoradOrlso.nban all yy prevents the accession of fresh accounts to private Woe. SS De. New SO 16 111 pm - ankers. A large and increasing number of in- MOOD 16 11.4.&11.(L: 4 2 1 ma 24 1 fluential men are becoming proprietors of joint MI 10 21 MOO° ta Nov an se ilk - stock bank shares, and thereby acquire a personal 1 oso a s Rio &Jan. ClZlm.(l , all 26 0 7 interest in joint stock banks. Their sons and the ' 29,760 26 16.000 tee nom no sum ~ . 684 o fesi gal younger members of the commercial community . WNI.OOO 11 lo ath& Aut. foamy , 100 140 145 do not feel the ties which have hound older men to MO 0 &African Iniga.lnr.(L 4 I Ipm their bankers, and private interest thus gradually A m i 4.0.7 1 kwah rawaso . a, AL Awirmbla a A"( Tol. Baoto u : a :1 ' .11 111 1 1 83 i t ri. E. diverts many accounts from private bankers to de so.oo6 10 TrIAPAI.A.Co.O.l:lonarb 5 the joint stook banks. There is also a constant ~., v. 'WNW'. "..., r s t gr.,, = crease of accounts arising from deaths, failures, nuke as yea niansiestaad me 111 145 I - removals, and withdrawals from business, and this - has an unfavourable influence upon the amount of Tim EASL or SHBAWIDIMIT Awn 11311 OXSON • deposits, whichistheelementupon whicheverybank rreaArtto-Th.servßerie lie tenants Bbtenr:nmtsburYon la u tbe alnisi Oxice .g etlater kfil with notice to quit tics lands and ing establishment must depend for its prosperity. upimets It is reasonable to infer that in the present, instance these considerations would not have signified much which they wider leases granted by him lordship's enamor% The time h as now art i n d to the older members of the firm, sa their property is when the t l h eess4sh m o a cld ny take i.O n seriolis ., and emergetio action is ample, but, looking to their sons ' interest, it has existence. Should his lordship exec aff u las te this odth.ttlievrt, apparently been considered a prudent step to avail _„, themselves of the proposed union with the Con many of hie tenants - including widows sad 61,11 " 1- `"" solkiated Bank. If we are r ightly informed, two be completely be g pr e d, u th eir sole living depends upon - rent derived from perty erected as tha Onion sitars& members of the firm will be added to the board of As might he expsde4 the lessees, eallekiaST thaw who the amalgamated undertaking-au arrangement home been served with notices, &refs a state of gnat smite- doubtless framed for the greater satisfaction of meet and alarm. A few of tbeen AM leliatabx a hops that Messrs. Hankey's own customers, while the Ohs Punka F u rl of England will not tarot& his mentalism acoession of businessaptitude cannot be b oLr i nift na ted thilr an e rror in 't in y d ipsti mpl tio beca g the " lasses.-Liegrpea otherwise than welcome to the shareholders Mercers. of the Consolidated Bank. The capital of MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLooK. In the mining market to-day East Caradon shares are weaker, at 30 to t ; and East Wheal Russell at to Wheal Clifford are firmer, at 30} to 31f, and Bast Basset at 80 to 81. Wheal &too are quoted 2224 to 2274 ; Wheal Ludcott, 2j to 3 ; and Longest., 4/ to I. There are some inquiries for Yudanamutana Mining shares., which are marked # and prem. Don Pedro North del Rey have been dealt in at t pram. We are requested to state that the share list of the ,Portugal Coal and Iron Company will be closed on the 12th inst. NORTH DEVON R.AILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at 1)0011, at the °floes of the company, 337, Gresham HOMO ; Mr. Tit's, M.P., is the &air. The 01.1,113'1.n, in moving the addon of the report, adverted to the transactions which bad taken place between this company and the South Western Medway Company in reference to amalgamation, and said be had no doubt aa amalgamation would shortly be effected. Captain Wane= seconded the motion, which was canted. A davideod at the rate of 11. 16e. per cent. per annum arm declared on 245,4151. cossolidated stark ; of 18s, on the A deck ; and of Si. lb. an the B stack. I " Shields °newer fielway VaienUe Queenstown Liverpool i i i s 1 6 :11 i 8046. 1 29.80671 I IN 66 5 7269 I 2674 61' 2 10.82 tal 5 WIN 00 4 29.7860 1 111.37113 1 24.91 00 1 9261! 2 Ines64i 1 . ~0 29.9261 , 1 2460 61' 3 ?9.87 ea 1 4 1 54.8966! 3 114.66- 1 - 111 LEG 01 6 & 151 O es ITORT.-(THIS DAY.) LY, AVM! /4 $ A.IL W. 11. W.N.W. I I &W. j I W. 1 W.B. W. IVA W. 1 B.IV. w. I &W. W.B.W. • 8.8.& I 8.8 W. $ ITOI7IIW.i Pembroke beset LUrlent. Rochefort =truth Portsmouth I Iceidoe Dover Yuma& Helder t.- w. l N.w. 1 i 8 '' i &W. S W.R.W. 4 w . e . w . o.ai o.osi 0.12 i 0.17 , 0.161 0.40 f ;~~rre'ul MIMS= TEVINIDAT. ON MI FRIDAY. W.&W. to N.N.W., Noas•tasl. N. to &W., fresh, treshorith muss min. showery. && W. to N.N.W., so. Wan CoAlle. W.B.W. to N.N.W., dente to strong, min fresh, showery. al times. W.S.W. to N.N.W., BOOM COMBS. W.&W. to N.N.W., freak, squally, rattly tresh,with some min. Jo ➢laces. B.W. to N.W. and N., llottm.LtSt. W.B.W. to N.. fresh, light to fresh, some some showers. rain. North-Esittattiltkneee to Norfolk. West=Dooegal to Coro won flootkotCloimet wed Bay Comas. South-Esit=Stralt of Dover to Norfolk. Ityglisk r Irish Farelgs IR* Total os. Notillsh, feed — l3 to 23 potato II to 27 El to El Per - Qr. WIMP. 4. I. Amide sad KosVi- Zooloo borg k f Motion- 60 to 90 D. 441 to 60 Rtiostaa. hard .on Ameba; rod 4/2 to 47 41 to 43 „ Mitt* 100 to 62 ZAZIAT. - . _ _ Grinding. Distilling Malting .. 24 to t 3 10 to 94 —to— OATI. Dates,brow lB to U tad AIIIVAL OP OWN. &0 „ CAPALIAGE. PlOll AIYOUST • MINCING LANIL-(TRIR DAY.) 91:01.11.. —Then is • fair dernsad for West lodic descrip tions at about Mrs former currency. Other aorta have also sold at previous rates. Mauritius low dark to good brown, ru. 6d. to 315.6 d.; floe brown to middling yellow, 325. 61 to 358.; grainy. 36e. to 38a, and Porto Rico, 335. 6d. to 355. 6d. Refined mations, dull, sad prime show a farther slight common brown lamps, 445. 9d.; good, 455. Comm—The sales of Plantation Ceylon have been at fall prima, bat Costa Rica has barely maintained last week's prima; good to floe ordinary, sold 755. to 79e.; low middling and 80a. to 85s. Tat. —The sales are proceeding without much spirit, Ilse oragens sad fancy teas being rather cheaper; but an- coloured less sold 4 la. per lb. advance. Recs.—The market oontinues dull. sad prices are I rather easier. Cargo Bengal sold at Ba. 40. Parraa.-17kers are buyers of black, but no sales at pre vious priors. Rox.—The market keep active at the advance previously soled, Leeward o ' so . ld at la. 41d. to ls. sd. ; flee, Is. 6d. ; la. 6 gamma& —7oobega have been sold at full prices, rem. ties 7 sod 84, at 37a, 64., short prompt and cub ; and re trodden 24 at 38e. cask. Ilmau.ao has sold at fall prices; livery garnet, it. to 71. 2s. Id. ; red orange, 81. to 8l 2s. 6d. COMM —Then is a bettor demand ; about 1,200 bales sold at folly previous prises. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the following prises :—Town tallow, 41s. 9d., net ark ; Petersburg Y.O. ea the spot. 435. ; September. 46 e . ; October to Decendier, 45a. 6d. to 45e. 9d. ; December, am BOROUGH HOP MA.RICET.--4THDII DAY.) Marra Pattisdem asid Smith report the plantation no emote week the blighted gram& heiog past recovery, and tumid ts rapidly se the increase oa the bed meads to Mid- Beet. There is a totter demand for hops of all descriptions, he& loglish sad foreign, at rather higher rates. GOAL MARIERT.—(THD3 DAY.) Walls Ead Hama IN. 3d. ; Walls Ead Tema 18,. 3d.; Wm& Bad Kalksi, 17a N. ; Was Ead Maas. 16. 3d.; INA Wytta, 14s. 9d. —l3 ships et market. Taz MIDLAND RAILWAY DinozarD. —(Tam DAY) w• hers by beliven teen Derby Mai Oleanders of the lliiled lawny Company hare just derided to nereethend to Ye greprienthe divideed on the ordinary stook for the hilliest ending 30th June, 1863, at the rate of lig Der out. per ammo. ISO I= zdi PM 104 I Ili 114 10T 100 lli Ili f 2 00 "L €ll.l — i Ws i a a sm, 1 1: 10 * 1 14 3 idl 100 100 id 90 91 98 19 84 U U 16 JOINT nuns M X && RAM. -~ lArs W 11. M. Bsck . AffisaceLos.46lAverpoo7 Do. Now (Limited) Ifioak at bse Boat of iooda~ :Bonk of Otago (Lid) Bank of Quoariarf iL Bank of Victorls,Looffla bank ol Wolfe (Um) 800 lc of Now Zeobtrid (L 11111 Land A 1114140110 i4.(L BdYak L Americo Coar.ok. arm OolusoOto 1011, Aut. Mini , Clfelrd. 11. Isko. sr 10..!1 , r,nt%17 7: ' ': ' ingtiab as high (L 1841.800l&AuaL0ho4a im.) . diaduaLehulaaJap. (Li Imairlal bank Limited &myth' Ottoman Loodno and lamdllan.. Lam Ayroa&R. Plate (L laa., Bir., & &Rad. ILI Ica. CIL aaak cd £o 1. London Lad Ooioatal (L. Lowase sad &Mite his= Loati and Middleton Loa. sad Northam tneAnn Now .• 100 inedom&S.Amtoican (L. WO Law •S. Winters (Lim. Oa lan. WoManartaas NO Mao. II Prow. link (L KW Do. ilsoorvod ..... 100 Vidland Book (Wt.) 100 National of Livorpool(L LM V.Pro, at . 00 Do Now bk; do Kw do e& Wow Odootol Desk 0011¢ I 11110Alir. el lei Ikalik FL*, Daii oi. emit! Amstrads .. .. De NM - - teosa at AsiSrelts Oft. Ing.tfriaos (L. tf.de at Irdind aka). 111Mileige I 1 4141 41 . 43.. 1 . 1 lidie 6 6pm zd 4 4 Dm 60 66 499 IR• re 63 56 196 107 60 36 30 _. 4 ilaii II WWII. I 140 1 I ran 9 Spa 1 fj 6 9m ts le leas 47 49 1.1 a Ms 1 49s S. ii iiili 77 78 if 2pa 14 2 gat li o 4 4 pot Y 111 sd R SS 119 In J J Lb ir e " le I Pm 2_ 1 . die iii 41-.1 PROP7NCIAL SHAM MARKETS. LIVIMMOOL. AoaCM 4.-.alesto-days-Great Eastern, 5211- Great Northern, 122}-Gnat Western. 6131-lAncambiro and Yorkshire, -London and North Western, 1011 11 11- Manchester, B h &s Id, and Lincolnshire, 414 Midlend, 155 74 1 4-South Eastern. 92/ 211 2-Buffalo and Lake Huron, Si- Illinois Central, paid up, 701-11crcantile and Exchange Bank,A, 916-British and loreijps Marine, 1 p-Liverpool and London lire and Life lussmance Company, 9 p. MAtiOsairrEn. Almon 4.-Theneras • market at rather lower prioca-Caletioalan, 12.1_ 4 1-Consolid Bank (Limited', 2, 11. p.-Airest ' , Astern, 52 4-Great Northern A, 1 2214 2 11 2 2-Great Ship, ga rest Western, 06 GM 2-Illinois Central, 26 191 d.-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131-London and North Waiters. 102 lj I 1 k-Mancheider, She Meld and Lin ; colashire, 44/ 14 Si 1 - ditto 61. Pref., Ip. - Ditto Six ' per Cent., 1244 -Metropolitan, 111-Midland. 1174 --North Brlt. 5411 -South Eastern, 92 112-Iham. • and Money Marine Insurance, 2 15-16 p.-Bank of Manchoster Certincates.l4l6- London and South Western, 1061-Confederate Loan, 191 20 21 .1.-African Merchants, 71. p. Butainsagam, Acorn. 4.-There was little or no alteration in proms today. North Stafford Preference. Severn Valley, Wel lington and Severn Junction, and Stour Valley Railways were W demand at recent quotations. Birmingham Canal also marked buyers at 94, and Worcester Canal ditto at 12-Birmingham Bank quoted 061 to I ex Mr. , Dinnt.,gharn Joint Stock Bank (Unshed . , DI to 27 ex div. ; and Btrminghsun Town and District Bank, lovers at 15/. DUBLIN, AVOLIff S.-Three per Cent. Consols, 924 j-Ditto for new account, 971 - New Three per Cent. Stock, 91 , India Five per .nt. Stock (transferable at Bank of Ireland), log-Bank of Ireland, 1001. paid. '-15-Hibernian Bank Com., 251. paid, 40/- National Bank, 301 paid, 78 x d and ha-National of Liverpool 61. paid, 9-Great Southern and Western, 1001. paid, 1011-Midland Great Western, all paid, 51/ 6-ditto half shares, all paid, 25 1 -Waterford and Limerick, all paid, 20-Waterfor d and ra.more. all paid, 6-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Six per Cent. Peep., 154-Greet Southern and Western Year per Cent. Peep., 109-Irish North Western Fire per Cent. Pap., Class A, M. Prat.w Inermmorni.—Frorn a return issued this morolog, it appears that as the throe first days of Whitson week, 1863, the number of visitors to the British 31 useum, exclusive of the visitors to the reading-room. wee 20,169; to the National Gallery, 21,067 ; to the South Keasiegtoe Museum, 12,267; to the Museum of Patents, South Kentlatittoo Museum. 2,539 ; to the Feat Lodi' Mu seum, Whitehall. 1,858; to Kew Oardens, 17,501 ; to Hampton Court Palace, 28,933; and to the Tower of London, 1,186. . . Several of the cantons of Switzerland have (says (frifiosani) been visited daring the last few days by a tre meodons hunk:sae. accompanied by heavy hail and rain. At Liestal, in Bole-Campagne, trees were tore up by the roots, and the sheave* of eons in the fields were scattered about in all directions. In several communes of the canton of Argan, trees were uprooted, chimneys thrown down, houses unroofed, and carts laden with corn blown over. ises hays also suffered severely, particularly i nc om e parts of the =toe of fichaffhensen, am bee also the corn, the hail h t = t f allen with great Wit:44ook In the cantos of MI th e village of liaxeln and neighbourhood were completely ann. dated, and considerable damage done to several of the houses by the overflowing of two small rivulets in COM ',Hence of the temente of water which cams down from the mountains. WEATHER i j.l