The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TELLS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commiarioner Holrovd.) 114 RR TATLOR.—APPLICATION FOR MURRY. The bankrupt., a wine merchant, of Pimlico, applied for bis release from custody. He was opposed in person by Mr. Jewitt, who bed sold him a small business for .201., taking two bills for the payment, both which had been dis hoovured. The creditor alleged that he had been de frauded. The bankrupt, on the other band, represented himself as the injured party, alleging that the good' sold him by Mr. Jewitt were nearly worthless. Mr. Sargood supported the bankrupt's application. His Honour said he could not enter into the mutual recri minations of the parties. The bankrupt was entitled to his ?release, and the creditors might oppose him at a future stage. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Lord Chief Baron.) TOR MURDER IN SOUTHWARK. Thomas Ledbetter, 19, was indicted for the wilful murder of his wife, Martha Lidbetter. The prisoner was also charged with the wilful murder of his son, David Gray Whetter. Mr. (midge prosecuted. and the prisoner was defended by /gr. Sleigh. The case that was promeded with was that which imputed to the prisoner the murder of his wife. The facts did not appear to be disputed, and they lay in a very narrow compass. The prisoner carried on the businesa of a pewterer and public-housebar fitter io the Borough-road, and it appeared that on the morning of the 25th of May he went to the house of • neighbour named Pugh , . and deliberately told him that he had murdered his wife and child, and that be had tried to kill himself, and he had at the time • piece of broken rope io his hand. At first the statement made by the prisoner was not credited, but upon Mr. Pugh going to his house it was found to be too true, the wife of the prisoner being discovered lying in the bed quite deed, and with her throat cat in a moat dreadful manner, and his Goo, • young man, 17 years of age, lying on an adjoining bed, with his throat also cat, but not dead, although he only survived a very short period afterwards. It appeared in the course of the evidence for the prosecu tion that the prisoner had been twine thrown out of a vehicle, and that he received injuries upon the head on both occasions, and that Soo. then he had acted strangely aodtalked incoherently, and it was also stated that the prisoner ge nerally behaved very kindly and affectionately to his wife, and that he was devotedly attached to the son whose life he destroyed. Mr. Sleigh addressed the jury for the prisoner in an able speech, and he urged that, upon the evidence for the prose cution slope, they would he perfectly justified in saying that at the time these dreadful acts were committed by the prisoner he was not in • mete of mind to be responsible for these side, and that, in point of fact, he did not know what he was about, and was incompetent to distinguish between right and wrong. Alfred Lidlaatter, • sou of the prisoner, and several other witherss were examined, and they proved that the prisoner had conducted himself very strangely for • considerable time, and particularly since he had met with the accidents that had been men timed. These wittier., also stated in crossaziuni nation that the prisoner sometimes got a " little fresh," but they denied that he was addicted to drinking to edema. Mr. Joees, a medical gentleman who bad attended upon the prisoner and has family for a great many yes*, also proved that he always considered him a feebh-mild man, and that he had appeared to be more so aloes the accidents, sod he expressed an opinion that at the time the prisoner killed his wife and child he was not eagnimint of what be was doing, or capable of dis tinguishing between right and wrong. Mr. Gibson, the surgeon of Newgate, was called by the counsel for the prosecution to rebut the testimony that had been given for the prisoner, sod he stated that at the =time the prissier was perfectly sane. He added, , that be we. unable to give any opinion with reference to the state of mind of the prisoner at the time the act was committed. The learned judge then lammed up, and the jury after • abort deliberation found the prisoner Not Guilty, on the of insanity, and he we. ordered to be detained pound during her Majeaty's pleasure. --••— • • • (Before Yr. Justice Wightman.) Nary AIM Payee, 29, cm charged with the wilful murder of Charles Albert Payne. bp.. Lilly prosecuted. The prisoner was defended by Yr. a le was a very distressing ease. The prisoner was a married woman, and lived with her husband in Allsopp place, Maryleboutt The child in question was two years and a half old. and the prisoner had always appeared to be very food of it. bat on the 12th of June she seemed to have eat the bead of the poor child nearly from its body, sad she hen took a quantity of laudanum, after which abe jumped out of the window. The jury Acquitted the prisoner on the ground of insanity. The primer Janes Smith, alias Arthur Willoughby Wade, who pleaded guilty to a number of charge. of indecently amaultieg pregnant women, wa. brought up for judgment and sentenced to 18 mouths' hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. 11310178 CHARON OP PORGIPfG AND orrsomo ♦ DILL OP EXCHANGE AGAINST THREE TRADEBNIN. Williams aged 38. of 35. Barosbury.grove, Lt lingtou ; Thomas Bawl!, 62, of 7, Little James-street, Gray'sinn-road, both contractors, the former having for merly been in an extensive way of badness ; and James .rowler, of 2, Wellington-road, Kentish-town. an agent,were charged before Mr. Barker, Hamel' with forging a bill of exchange for 481. sa, and the two other prisoners with being concerned with him, and nttaring the bill of exchange, whereby they defrauded Mr. Henry Perkins, of 22, Platt street, Somers-town, of the sera of 481. Se. From the evidence of Mr. Perkins, it appeared that one night last week the prisoner Stapleton called on bier, and mid be had got a bill which was drawn by a person of the name of Grey, and naked him to demount it. He told him that he did not like doing bills, except for parties he knew ; on which Stapleton said that be had got on. drawn by Pitford the smith, of Kentish-town, and accepted by Palmer the builder, of the earns place. He said be would do their paper to any amount, on which the Framer made an appointment to see him en the fol lowing day. Shortly after the time appointed Stapleton called on him with a bill purporting to be drawn and ac cepted by the parties mentioned, sod bevies deducted dis count at the rate of Ia in the pound, be gave him & cheque for 451. 17s. From what he heard in the course of the day he suspected that all lament right. and called on the drawer and the acceptor, and then ascertaining the bill was a forgery, be awed the matter in the hands of the police, and the prisoner was apprehended. Mr. Joeeph Pitford said that the prisoner' Stapleton sad Fowler called on him and said that Reseal! (whom he bad known for soma tame) bad grit a bill of hie for 461., that was accepted by Palmer. He said that could not be, for he never gave bills, and was sure that Palmer had sonepted one. He also said that if Smell had got a bill it must be &forgery. ' Before they went away they asked bun for his handwriting, in fact, for his signature. but he declined to give it to them. He told them that he was sure that Bassell had got no bill of his, for he had never ironed on.. nor had he given anyone authority to do so. The bill produced to him was a forgery. Mr. Alexander—Which of them was it who said that Palmer had accepted the bill! Withass—lt was Fowler, before Stapleton came in, but still the matter was ell gone over again in Stapleton's presence. Stapleton—l never saw you before in my life. Mr. Alexander—Are you aura that Stapleton is one of the men that cams to ynti! Witoese—l am primitive. Mr. Alexander—How long was be in your company! Witnees—About ten minutes. lam quite sure be ia the man. _ _ Mr. Palmer stated that he bad never accepted Pitford's bill, and the bill produced with his name on the back was • i l:l7ce-constable John Cook, 198 S, said that he appro. banded Hassell at his residence, and when be told him the charge, he said it was all oorrect, and that poverty had drives him to it. Ha also said that Stapleton knew sothing about it, aid that he had given him 10• for his trouble. On searching his place he found • 201. note and other money is geld and silver. He took the other prisoners into custody, and they said they ware not aware that the bill was • for g ery , and that was all they dot by obliging an old friend. They also said that all they had bad was 10a. each fur their trouble. Mr. Robert Junes Mellor, a clerk in the Bank of London. provedtbat he paid Mr. Perkins'. cheque to u man whom he believed to be Stapleton. The 201. note found in Bassell's room was given by him in change for the cheque. The prisoners said they would at present reserve their defence. . Mr. Barker remit:l4rd the prisoners for a few days to enable the polio. to make further inquiries. THAMES. Eugene Metcalf, apale-iaceoland melanch-looking young man, aged 20, waa brought before Mr. Woolrycb, charged with attempting to commit suicide. A police-mostable named George Crouch, No. MO K. stated that the prisoner, who was • young man of good character and ability, was porter at •respectable Louse io the at y, and had become attached to • voung woman, with whom he had quarrelled, and the littfe affair preyed an his mind. On Saturday night. at a late hour, he we. toned near Mears, Garford's oil mills, Limehousehale, labouring under the effects of poison, and apparently is a dying state. Witipis was called to the primmer, who was foaming at the mouth, and in great agony, and inn ilea vase ionamed. A doctor who wan sent for administered • powerful emetie, which dislodged some of the poison from his stomach. The prisoner was than taken THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1863. to hie &warm at No. 29, Phcebeutreet, Limehouse, and WWI still in a very low state and euffering from the auto of the poison he had taken. Mr. Woolrych—What poison did he swallow ? Witmer—Oxalic acid. The prisoner said he bought it at No. HI, Ludgate-hill, on bill way home on S iturday night, and that he had been in the practice of buying oxalic acid there to clean leather. The prisouer also maid that having quarrelled with his sweetheart he determined to end his life. The prisoner, in defeuce, said that he was very much upset by what had occurred between him and his "young woman," and that caused him to act as be had done. ?dr. Woolrych —Why this is an act of madame. You have acted very foohafily indeed. You ought to have ex hibited more firmness than to attempt to commit such a wicked set u suicide. You will be confined for a week under the care of the excellent chaplain of the House of Detention at Clerkenwell. IM IN IN IN IN SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloow. ray There are few transactions in the railway market 8 4 to-day, and prices generally have not varied to any important extent. London and North Western and Midland stocks have improved I us per cant., while Great Northern has re- as ceded and Lancashire and Yorkshire I. ai London and North Western stock is now quoted 91 102 4 to 103 ; Great Western, 67 to ; Midland, I s e : 128 g ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1134 to 114 ; Caledonian, 119 to it ; South Eastern, 921 to ; Great Eastern, 63 to 4 ; Great Northern, 127 to st. 128; and London and South Western, 1054 to 1061. les Paris and Orleans Railway shares have im- ror) proved, and Antwerp and Rotterdam are inquired 11. 100 or. Indian and CliinfitlifUl lines are quiet. W1.D111.1.11Y 001•01.110 ANL aIYMIIL 100 I Closing prim Wes 10.007 jt ; yesterday. 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A young womao named Emits (hunt, who has been leading a wretched life, and was for some time servant to SODA of the Rataliff-highway prostitutes, was brought before Mr. Woolryoh, charged with attempting to commit self-destractios in the waters of the London Dock. A pollee constable named Brown, No. 5911, said that the prisoner deliberately threw herself from the Old Gravel lane bridge into the London dock basin last night, at a quarter before 10 o'clock, and went down. A dock watch man put off in a boat with grapnels and a long staff and boat hook, and brought her out of the water. She said she was in peat distress, and lid not know what to do. The woman was very iIL Mr. Woolrych said this was very shocking. He lectured the prisoner on the folly and wickedness of her conduct in a very forcible manlier, and then remanded her foe a week. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY .Z TRIO TI LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) WELTER CUP. One mile and a quarter. Cutler and Luton are here. MERSEY STAKES. T.Y.C. Acolyte, Practitioner, and Pretty Girl f are here. LIVERPOOL CUP. Two miles. Joey JUDOS, iiieini - i•e.iicior: Flytrap, Barolietti as, Erin go Bragh, Fantail, Blitbfield, Dr. Syntax, and Oak apple are here. Pain Fosearr.—Fairwater, Adventurer, Addington, Hartingtoo, Brilliant, Plover, Imperstrioe, Le Narwhal, Luca Baldwin, Middlewatcb, Black Deer, and Jack ()Newbury. AINTREE PLATE. Three quarters d e mail. Gun Trick, Cutler, end Antipodes are here. ENTRY FOR FREE HANDICAP. Half smile. CoDMeaoe, Teddy, Fig,~Nouotam Beek , Don't Come Lwte, Gaiety, Gun Bceotiao, Flower Beaty, Mac beth, and Glasgow. All are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOV& Half a mile. Glasgow, Chicquot the Jrater, Pnictitionor, and Sabra c an hare. ARRIVID.—Lidy Maria, Young Rapid, Persuasion, Caller On, FairwaMr. ABINGDON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. Threeiusatere of mile. ()maims, Queen of Trumps, c by Polio., Ashford, Mar. gory. Fltz.Avoo, Sourer&hie, Umpire, Mystery, sad O►er ton are here. NURSERY PLATE. About 6 furloogs. Attraction by Newminster, Mystery, W►ngle Eye, Lord of the Wert, Proaation, and Petit Wean are here. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKE& Three-quarters of a mEe. Peignoir, Grey Hen h, Ashford, Tornado, Margery, Ovortnre, Dirt Cheap, Odine, Fanatic, and Galileo are here. MAIDEN TWO-YR.-OLD STARES. Halt a mile. De G;e — y . , - Pa;ia, Wbeldrake, (Yee7l6,Mulberry, Galileo, Tomfoolery, Bubble, and Verbena are bare. BERKSHIRE STAKES. Two mane and a dlr. Rubicon, Turn of Luck, and The Monk are bare. CRAVEN HANDICAP. About a mile. _ _ - Ashford, Principal, Rapture, Royal Sovereign, Alcibiades, Jemima f, Fanatic, Prime's Vooge►l, Poo de One, and Baron of Avon are here. ARE/VlD.—Echo, eerie, Yankee, Hesperus c, Wild Huntress, fierbdou Hill, Kenoett c, Mermaid, Corona, Golden Dust, Locket r, Rest, &nib% &halbert a, Wee Again Grisette, Hind c, Stainley, Lotra, Gsvaszi, Gipsy Owl, Lord of the Manor, Westminster, Stonewall Jackson, and Nana= a. CRICKET. MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUND(viIfH PARR AND WILLSHER) v. THE COUNTY OF CAM BRIDGE. At Lord's Ground yesterday this match was exammaced; the time nearly half-past 12 (much too late). Cambridge won the tom, sod elected to go in But. The seventh wicket fell for 181, eighth for 185, ninth end tenth for 195. Marytaboos commenced their innings by sending to the wickets Signal and Hearne, Tenant and Heyward being the bowlers. The wickets fell than :—Chie for 9, two for 12, three for 18, four fur 35, five for 38, sir for 45, seven for 45, eight for 67, nine for 89, and ten for 89. Being 106 in a minority, the M.C.C. will follow their innings this morning. SURREY v. SUSSEX. The return matehgaweenGrese cel7BbTated counties was commenced yesterday on the splendid ground of the Sussex County Club, at Hove, near Brightoo. There we a very large assemblage of spectator+, and the ground appeared in fine ran getting order, which the moors fully testified to. Surrey won the toss, and took the tatting first, .7111/311111 Lillywhite and Ellis being the bowlers. Some very good worts were mad*, but Griffith eclipsed them all with a magnificent innings of 89, only once giving half a chance. He was rewarded at the pavilion with the "talent" sovereign. The wickets fell in the following order :—Chie for 17, two for 50, three for 152, four for 153, five for 168, six for 207, seven for 211, eight for 220, nine for 228, and 10 for 234. The bowling of Lillywhite was good, and well "on the spot." Ellis did particularly good 'orrice, he having caught and bowled four wickets, and was instrumental in the destruction of no less than eight. The cricket all round was really good. Shortly before 5 Surer commenced their innings, and when the stumps sere drawn for the day, the telegraph displayed 115 runs for the loss of one wicket. NATAL OMNIBUS ACCIDRN2' IN 4LDERSGATE. STREET. INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) This morning an inquiry was held at St. Bar tholomew's Hospital by Mr. Wm. Payne, the City Coroner, respecting the death of Joseph Bream), aged 47 years, who was knocked down and run over by a Holloway omnibus, in ► il7lengate-street, under the following circuinslances : It appeared from the evidence that the deceased, who was a painter, residing at No. 72, Copenhagen-street, was in the act of crossing Aldersgatastreet, last Friday morn ing, when an omnibus drove up rather faster than usual and the horses knocked him down. The wheels passed over him, broke his arm■ and leg. dislonated his shoulder, sad inflicted other dreadful injuries. He was removed to the hospital, where death put an end to bin sufferings. It was stated that the driver had called out, but not loudly, and the omnibus, though pulled up within sin yards of the spot where the occurrence took place, was driven on directly. John Sill, driver of the omnibus, beds. No. 11,1163, said that he called out, but deceased appeared to be deaf, and took no notice. Witness pulled the horses on one side, but deceased walked right on under the horses, and then fell on his back, and the wheel, went over him. Witness pulled up, but the passengers milled out to him to go on. A police constable said that the railway that morning was very slippery, as it had been just watered, and the mud was of the consistence of grease. Arthur Windett, the proprietor and conductor of the omnibus, corroborated the evidence of the driver. The Coroner having summed up, The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death." Ldotard, the tmpbze performer, is now at Madrid, where he is to give repreesotations at the Prince Alfonso circus. AFFECTING CARL — A BROTHER AND SISTER DROWNED.- An inquest was held at Upmioster on the 6th, before C. C. Lewis, jun., Esq., on the bodies of James and Lydia Puttee, brother and sister, who were accidentally drowned, under very distressing circumstances, on the previous Saturday night. It appeared that Lydia Sutton, who wee only sir years old, lived at home with her went', sod her brother James, who wee twenty years of age. worked on the railway at Stratford, but CUM home on Satorday night. About 7 o'clock on Saturday evening an elder sister named Marv, the deceased Lydia, and a younger sister named Sarah, went to Tyler's Hall pond, on the common, for two pails of water. Lydia had a drinking can with her. whieb she said she would fill herself, and, though cautioned by her elder sister, she ran down the sleeting hank of the pond end fell in head first. The elder sister, Mary, holding by a post by the side of the pool, tried to reach her, which, however, she could not ; her brother James. attracted by her screams, then etuae up, and *hippie' into the pond, woo got beyond his depth, and was drowned. The bodies of the unfortunate deemed were afterwards got out by a labourer named Joseph Peed. A verdict of "Accidental death" was returned, the jury requesting the coroner to write to Mrs. Branfill, the lady of the manor, culling her attention to the dangerous state of the pond, and requesting that • prorr fence eight be put round to prevent a recurrence of easular aocideuta.—Ererc Herald. y lost o r m tail I Yids to4a7 to I pmi. - 6l 1 lel _ jai St sal —, 1071 za 1 li 1 71 8 1011 KR al It% 10% 19 1014 1:11 1 On zo 1 pm zn 1 11 Dm zo 10 11 icie 1114 2321 1 ! P a ' x°l 1 iiinTl 3in nil tlll In 19t Ws ST 100 90_ 99 97 lea 107 100 101 ml i )pir U 66 • 5 Si 86 1061 1014 ID 105 107 in I Dni 106 107 in _ _ YLIInI. I Pd. lOL prim I 8 3 4131 37 1 "du "ier to so ai at Si Si CL prim. I Bass. L i 2 9 48 Par Pm 80 Te 84 • I I Pm sr 211 td Ms psi 6 7 sd die rr 4 ii,, Mil 6 1 m 17 al 14 Per die 66 ii ii, a i im 4 s I prim. 110 112 1 1 . 9 Itfpas 76 JY MONEY MARKRT.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CtiooL The fine weather and the indications of returning ease in the money market contri bute to support the prime of public securities, but fail to induce any animation. Business in the Stock Exchange to-day is dull. The funds hare experienced an advance of 1 per cent., but in the other markets there is no improvement. On the contrary, the more specula tive kinds of foreign stocks retain a drooping ten dency. English railways are unaltered, with very few transactions. Preparations for Thursday's set tlement in sharesand foreign stocks have commenced this day. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Com pany continue to decline. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea were quoted 68fr. 45c., being be. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 924 to 1 for money, and 924 to 1 for the account (August 6). The official business report is as follows:-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 1, 4 ; ditto for account, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 4,1; New Three per Cents., 921, 4 ; lted Sea Telegraph, 211 ; Bank Stock, 237, 236; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 4, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004, 1, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 19a. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, March, 35., Is. prem. The foreign stock market is dull. Venezuela Six per Cents. of 1862 have given way ; Spanish Passive Bonds are heavy; and as regards Mexican Bonds and the Peruvian Loan of 1862, sales have predominated. Egyptian stock, however, continues to rise. Greek Bonds are steady at 354 to 4. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is somewhat better, at 924 to 93, while other Turkish securities are without change, the Loan of 1858 being quoted 704 to 1, that of 1862, 671 to 1, ex div. ; and the Coneolidte, 501 to 4 . Transactions are recorded as follows:-Egyptian, 1044 ; Greek, 351, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 161, 4 ; Italian (Marommana Railway), 791, ex div. ; Mexican, 374, 1; New Grenada, 151 ; Peruvian, 1862, 87, 4, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, 1867, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 484, 4, ex div. ; Russian, 941 ; ditto 1869, 581 ; ditto 1862, 934 ; Spanish Passive, 331, 4 ; ditto for account, 331 ; ditto Certificates, 121, 4 ; Turkish, 1854, 921 • ditto, 1862, 671, 4, 1, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 564, 57, 564. Confederate Loan scrip is rather lower, at 1 dia. to par ; and Italian, at 11 to 14 prem. Venezue lan is quoted 11 to 01 die. The shares of the new financial companies are without variation of importance. International Financial shares are quoted 41 to 54 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 14 to 14 prem. ; and London Financial, 14 to 14 prem. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company have declined to par to 4 prem., and those of the Egyptian Trading Company are dull at 1 to 11 prem. The discount market continues rather easy. The ;ate for choice bills yesterday was 2i per oeni. The amount of business at the Bank of England was moderate. Some considerable repayments have to be made to that establishment in the course of the next two days. Gold to the amount of 86,0001. was sent into the Bank yesterday. The St. Andrew, from Quebec, has brought 5,4001. in specie. The West India packet now due will probably bring a considerable supply of Mexican dollars, ex her Majesty's ships Mutine and Tartar, which were expected to reach Panama in time for this conveyance. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 8141., compared with last year ; and the South Eastern a decrease of 8941. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada fur the week ending the 20th of June were 17,2091. sterling, being 3,2111. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 26th of June were 9,1221., being 2681. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The late advertisement from the Van Diemen's Land Company brought in tenders fur 948 shares, the number to be sold being only 116, and the prices obtained fur these were from 131. 10s. to 131. 16s. per share. An extraordinary meeting of the Grand Surrey Docks and Canal Company is called for the2Bth inst., and of the Commercial Dock Company for the 31st inst., to consider an agreement for an amal ganiation of the two companies, and to authorise, au application to parliament for the purpose, as well as for raising further capital. A special meeting of the Natal Land and Colo nization Company will he held on the 28th inst., to authorise an increase of the company's capital, by the creation of 14,000 new shares of 101. each. The first ordinary general meeting of the share holders of the Union Bank of Ireland is convened for the 30th inst. The annual meeting of the Seend Iron Company (Limited) is called for the 28th inst., and will be made special, to consider a proposal for the pur chase of the company's laud, plant, and other pro perty by the Wiltshire Iron Company (Limited). The half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Australian Investment Company will be held on the 31st inst. MONDAY 16:VINII0. Consols opened and closed at KXtunlair i s quota tions—viz., 921 to for money, and 921 to 3 for the 6th of Auvst. The official business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921 4, ' • ditto, for account, 921 ; Three per Reduced, 921, • New Three per Ceuta., 921, 1 ; Bank Stock, 237, 235 ; India Stock, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 108 ; ditto Fuur per Cent. Debentures, 100/ ; ditto Bonds, 18s., loos. prem. ; Five per Cent. " en laced " rupeeiaper, 1071 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 11 . The India ive per Cent. Stock was slightly flatter, at 108 to /. India Bonds were firm, at 15s. to 18e. prem. Owing to the easier tendency of the money market there were more inquiries for Exchequer Bills, which closed at par to 3a. prem., being Is. better than ou Saturday. The foreign stock market was rather flat, parti cularly as regards some of the more speculative descriptions. International Financial shares were steady, at 5 to 51 prem. and London Financial at 1 1 to 1 1 prem. General Credit were dull in the morning at 1 prem., but nee in the afternoon, and closed at 11 to 11 prem., a rumour being circulated that the negotiations with the French government for the grant of a concession to the combination of capitalists in alliance with this undertaking in Paris are progressing satisfactorily. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company im proved in the morning to to prem., but after wards relapsed to Ito prem. This was settling day the shares of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company, which have experienoed _a relapse of about 16.., closing at 1 to 1/ prem. The market for bank shares was rather Hat. Lon don and Colonial Bank, London Joint Stock, South Australian, Imperial Ottoman, Union Bank of Loudon, and Bank of British dumb* were quoted lower. Alliance Bank shares were inquired for. Australian Agricultural shares have receded. There were inquiries for Joint Stock Discount, Oriental Inland Steam, Peninsular and Oriental, and Electric relegraph stock. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 101 to 101 prem. ; Universal Marine, 3 to 1 die. ; Thames and Mersey, 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem. ; Commercial Union, l; to 21 prem. ; North British and Mercan r tile Insurance, 17 to+ ; Oriental and General PAIIJIILIZ4Iat OILLIIIII. .0.~~ i j aredostant7Z. - 8177.1 leak and Bandon 619. c. Paroiroll, 6 pie 0101. Dan. Perin,* Aber.Jun. Min.& Glasgow 6p. at. Jidta..Perth,_Dan. &P.c 104.deatern.L.C.M.6P• cent., No. Do. do. No. I ID°. do. 6 percent. pref • Do. IL Anglian A, 6p. a Do. do. A, 7 percent Do. I.Untoo, a p. ct.gua Do. do. 6 ter cont. gun Do Norf. 6p. 4. g5.,1846 'Do. 64 per ct. pref., 1847 'Do. 6 p. CO. W sweater V. Greet Northern, 6 p. ct j Doe ered.at 40 p. ot. pro ; Do. 44 per tont. Do.llp.c.red.M.6 p.c.pm GAN. %Wand, 14t Prof 614.Weet.(Nerkaa Heats Do. reason. 4 p. oen Do. redeem. 4 9. con Do. 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Sonthern(L Ws par Ratenslon 11 4 all Demerarsjp.e.per.prM 18 'Dutch ithealth 11 11 pm stl 'Sestets et resew l2l 101 MlO4. losdan put. S. p. a 211 Nists4Lszemig 14 141 a Mathis JsooUco s 0 lism.datege LL 37 the 81 I xs, all ph. ep.o.Prt Belgsm. 2:81 2.1 in sll Imams of se II 60 ad an N. Rail &Ayres B. 7p. o lOl 10;a sLL Do. to. do i nut a llorreghts Trish sD °Maass ImyrasAldin) 11 11 zu all PostsLgoes.sod 142.1 M 40 41 I an Parts sad Oelesim SS 40 _...._ all Portagusaeltalla.,Royal Z sit 'Rooth, and .1. rraaols.,L 16 17 an Riga sad Danaborg — all Ill loyaloyal Walsh all Boodlals I oil Do. I par coat. all ismabro sad Kauai_ .. 10 161 all Do.lll par cent. P ee t. I , ai to as 3 laaPaals(lrni.)6.7 pont. , 1 lion, in . all I , Do. do. 2 , ill fall Loma-Vasoilsis: 2 213 1 21 . La i 13 8.2,1 PortaC i re . rcap 1 2 1 tio , ali loathers ol 6 ITurtn and Savona I a 3 dui all I Do. do ell ,Waasl7lsedara .." i 1 # 011 i Da id par sat. Piet- ' 10 let all Madl.lllf.W.ol lama ) 810 DOOIIII. fll rowsprolat — Bt. Do. 4 p.a.Prat litu I X I-7 -- - Bt. Not and West Inds lOO 141 147 b 4. ;London lOO 00 88 9t. IBC Katharise lOO 04 00 St. 900thamptoa st. i Victoria !10 I Do. Kim DO .. Clifford Amal. n .. Dov. 0. Coo. (TorMY DO .. Drakewallo It .. Caet Boma illtonal DO 1 tut Clogon Gold (Lim Di .. Coat Condon iiiitaii6;ffravue.; .. °rambler &M. Autry& °mat loath 'Mow .. A. WI. You (lialsteel .ireovUbp .. eared &loot. . .... Lady Barba Zl i artam i karly Want). b lr eAly IreiTi Ora— .. Now Mee . North itorkaar .. N. Wk. hamitalictgaM North instal d.dty Poe Coos. OIL bluer) . IS Praddatme (U. Limb) Beakear Nemeth & 'Mamba tat Cleam 3. Care Brea (Mope) . .. iW. braessa (Mope 6 Noir SUAlsLiad ,0•0 .. Tin Oral ,K 0 Wed ans{ (11=4 1 ,016 .. W. earldom ( .. West Woo .. Wb. Baud (MoSaIN • • SIM Wb. Balk, (Rodnua) Wheal Lakott .0•4 Wu" linnillenhou 1,00 l _ Wheel Wan .. Wh. Treinwsey iLlsk ta 4000 .. Wheal Unlash rorttoN No. I Ns Wm. AlerillicTs Mishear: 800 Award, Meted- Bras 1. Ltiten.alral Cape i f ; opzr (Lbalted) ( It:, 6r Don Pa Iro,N. Del By Das MoosMtn Copps Rest Del Rey(Lbelied) rorttms (L 4 ) Debora] Aostrallsg. £* (Um.) I.o.unamaya . IL Auras Bos.G.X.(L R. ooCao Aus.(L) toodelbaddiUvorldiod Peat PldWp Banta Barbara Gold 11 Scoitia! ioalln. (Lim 6LJoha dal Ilay 17oltod Vallamasai Gold (L.) W thl UM. 1.. Yudalasanasaa (Ms.). JOINT STOCK B~l[D. I Ages sad P. ter. Soak . , AllisuceLoo.tLivertesoi Anglo Portuguese (Wu. r Do. New (Limited) Bank el hap Bank of Louden Bank of Queensland ILi Burk of Vietorts,duetrial Bank of Wales= ..I Bank of New Brit and Amerloeoli. (L Britian N. America Char.Bk.lirit. Colaoslx Bk. Ls tie Am. (.t in (let d. K. of litals, ac t e 2 s.ia Continentel English sit firish (Ltra 1 Riag.lioodaduel.m.rt ndusu.ChinatJap. (L) Imperial Bank. Limited imperial llttolnab Loudon and Brazilian Lon.B.Ayrea&R.Plate (L Lou. Ch. Book el Ampt.l. ! London and Colonial (L Dodos mad Down) 'Lemke Joint Nook Lou. end Middlesex (L Lou. and Northern (L ttr ,,, LondondS. American (L Lon. rt B. Western tiMn. 'Lam and Weetminet.r t hem:oat& &change (L Metro. I Prov. nuns Do. Reserved_ Midland Bank (IMF . National of Lavern...4C L.lO. ol 1hw...•. , N4ll Bask 1 SOi 1/Ow 80.$ Wales .ll oeliatal Bask Oaraorr all ;bootee. nf Trelmu. 'Salads, Paz*, Deli! (L. I Au trala .ll staod.of Brit.o.Atrloa{L' 12 el; Iffolon al Austral's lUn. of ling.rtfranos (L 10 t`rdon of Ireland (lbw). 17 ;Delon f/A London . , 11.2 ,000 1 .000 to .174 BO 0300 1 ua 1 1.001 Yo. 1 09,000 i 100 10,0001 160 10,000. 50 11.641 fin 1.0.101 101. , ,000 100 2,0. I, 3,000 100 5,004 100 It OuP 100 25.000, 10 30,000 30 2 .030 00 600• iv 110 ^I, Nn lAn a , aik. o .oabaall MSS .. Atlantis RI. Man St.(L dents/Lilian Agrleu!.... 3.,U W•terwr Booster Gas, Limited.. Brit. American Land .. B • ••• British Iron. IIAI.OI. iAlUiti Can adsAgeneyAsso.iL ) I Ca Y i n i Unm " zi t - _ _ o47pi it i :Prk 7 P.C. W i l"l Prefersaa• Do. 8 p. al Peep. Dot, IndlaeottonAgesoy,L • . _ ItyptlanCormetTr4. Wawa htwapa Bnv. win Dm. o.Credit&lFlD.cd Loa (L Om estrum Dna& ghlp DAM) • Do. lie per amt. PTA Indian Owning (Li.. Internat. Finsa-Soe.. (L.) liailaw I rrimittiou Canal no. Donde Joint Stock Dtsoooot(L Leong Taa (Llmitodl Loa. lagtrlct lig .1 Loa. Asocial Aso. (L Igia. Goa. Umullotaa Iladraa fnl n. & It wills. la. Tat ITJto WS. Rail., Car., &Wag NatalLead&CoaCo.(lg* DaDouai tascouut V.~e~pla.rnal~lra~~ i Do. Now N.Zoatood T.andL.(lAzo N. Milt. Mutnowo". Nova Scotia O. sad I Oulootti tile Do. New. . . Onus. In. Rini: Peel il.r toads Mls. I sad Ovisa. Neer Do Rew . Itio do Jan. City ira.(L Do. do loyal Mail Straus Ileottiali Mat lama , &African Irrlatla7. (L Loath ♦oetrOiiao Lad ilithaaarbie Tel. Deep T. As. of Aut4L.) LI. Trietetta.Cu.U.Ciulad , Pn I'vmPnwr 14 , Irani Dienerea Land zd - - zil I It, - 14 .- A YAM, • 0,000 I , ' 0,000 1' 0,0 , 0 10 %KO 10 O,ouo to 0,000 ev 11 0,000 SI I 0,000 1 ,o• • I 0,000 1 _0,6),, iI 10,000 6 000.036 eY $l,OOO SUMO 150 imoo 10 10,000 11,000 U , I We I " i 10, .-- XII -- 1311 Zn Hei n ei In xn la 10ff xn 101 1001 xn ... 1%1 - XII - 111 11..< 843604 Sei 17.11. edits 44. 11a. al *Ad LS ~, 114 tii SLIs. LILO. 1( 10.1. T. MS 4 . 6.1 ILIA a. Wile. - 20 1 B tfo.s id 111 _id ni 11 in 441 6 - 35 xd at p I, n, 14 ley 1 44 1 et 81 1 I * dial :3* I; 63 Oa 88 VS 17 I. 184 112 116 id 112 116 id l e Ms Irssul 1 1p las Jefr II If 4t si 1 00161 d 1, dh xe t r Pa 1 lf pa Si :I 6 idis w• 111 iC 11 P. I I 11 14 sus Me 11 78 80 II 18 pm 21 dL 24 171 44 14km id 86 87 160 . 146 xd I t I ota I t lat 14t rli xd A 3 3 bi Id 14 _MI , 3 Marine, 1/ to 1+ prem. ; and British and Foreign Marine, j to 1e prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—Copenhagen Railway, to 1 pram. ; Richmond Hill Hotel. par to 1 prem. ; City of London Hotel, to prem.; Company of African Merchants, to prem. ; London and African Trading, ft to prem. ; Oil Seed Crushing, i to 1 prem. ; Portuga Coal and Iron, to prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciacs, In the mining market to-day, East Caradon shares are heavy, at 28 to * 1 being 12°. 6d. lower than yesterday, and East Basset dull, at 75 to 77. Marks Valley are quoted 6 to ; Kitty St. Agnes, 73 to 8 ; Wheal Crofty, n to 3} ; and Wheal Imdcott, 3 to There is an absence 'of inquiry. In the Stock Ex change East Carn Brea shares have been dealt in at 8. _ . Very little business 11oc — Curred in foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. Yudanamutana are officially marked 31 to SI. The annual meeting of the Australian Mining Company is convened for the 27th inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON I; CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (DT MEMO(' AID INTERNATIONAL TELSOIATII4 (nom OUR OWN ootimerontrarr.) COTTON.—Market doll. Balm about 3,000 Ulm Coal.—Market modendsly Wooded. Wheat 2d. per metal sad flour 6d. per barrel lower. Beam, with • more liberal supply, rather easier to purchase. Oskar articles nochangsd. MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) MAlL—There is a fair demand at lad week's price. for West India. 380 casks of Barbados in public were mostly sold at TM. 6d. to Me. Refio de tlirioes are firmly main tained. and there is a better Comm.—The public sales of Ceylon are programing at about last week's prices. ry.A.—The market continues quiet. Rios A parcel of Amman and Moulmein sold, the former at 134. 6d. end the latter MIL, together about 2,000 bag'. ...Om and Bat mmo cootinie Immo.- The querterly Wei orEart India commenced to-day ; fine gnalay of Bengal sold at about last male's prices, boa Onus bare soU heavily at 2d. to 4d. decline. Corms bee sold heavily at barely former prices. Jun sad HMO continue firm. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tow* tallow is quoted 40e. net cash ; Potashes, Y.U. ea the spot, 42e. ; Judy, 425. ; August to September, 425. to 425. 3d. ; Oetober to December, 455. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mann. Harvey and &atom report trade slow as lost day's prima Prime meadow boy, 60s. to 80a ; superior ditto, 80.. to 95• ; inferior ditto, 36a. to 544. ; new ditto, 60a. to 80s ; clover, old, 90s. to 128 s. ; ditto, mew, 70s. to 935. ; ditto, mooed out, 80a. to ILI'. ; straw, 28s. to 38". LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RETORNI3.—JrcT 11. I import 4 1 4 Mai.—W. I. bMS & trcs Mauritius baps last Lads bees Moo baskets Molina hap liars= bores Cubs bole = Muscovado casks PodkNros Do. ^OM3I—W.I e lt la modis Other Z. India Do. do. Bradt it Costa ales bop Coons base Foreign hags Run & bars I Do. bib& WO; LI SAILITEIIII 23201.1.7 t436 0/ 6 1 ToiTan — TRAYFIO RSTURNS. Idles Pet Mer , TOW, Total. RAILWAY& open ... r . chandke 11169 NM Week ending Jane IC L I 6 Orand Trunk of Canada . 1090 0,74 8 10, 44 7 17,209 11,97 7 Vleeie7ciling June M. Detroit and Milwaukee .. Week ending June M. Buffalo and Lk* WIND.. lel* Great Western of Canada Sad Week ending June VI. 3,45! %ell 2,291 1.4811 9,1G1 Mei 339 195 Week oodles July 10. art en :1 Yoegbal and Queenstown Dtrect lOl OW 70 403 7811 Week sadism{ July 11. ends% Brlabton, and 8 Omit MI 17,102 4,100 21,04 27,10/1 oath Eastern — 10,174 booB 14,766 25,041 PROVINCIAL SHARI' NARICITS. LIVIM.POOI., JOLT Jes ioday—orest lantern, 66}- Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11.t1-London and North Western, urn 2}-Manchester, Shelled, and Lincoln , 1 - - Metropolitan. 121-South Eastern, 92}-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 946 4 9.18--Orest Luxembourg, 14}-British and American Exchange Banking Company. 31 -L . o::erelal Mak. 161- 'firemen' sod Exchange Bank, 7-16 d.-Nallonal Bank of gr i asool, 4 } p.-Albion Marine Company, and Foreign' Marine, 1 p.- Empire Marina. • p.-Queon Insurance Company, Its, p.-Great Ship Company, Os. 3.1.- Peelle Steam Navigation Company, VL Mancumorni, JOLT lA-The market was good and prices firm. Consolidated Bank, 4 , p -Great Luxembourg, 141-Great ship, 9a --Grand Trunk of Canada, 201-Great Western. en-Mines I Central, 69 d.-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113-London and North Western, 102i-Manchaster, Shelled, a nd lAncoloehirs, 461 -Metropolitan, 12} - New York and gee, 614-North British, 66 } 1 - South Eastern, 921 11-I.ondon and South Western, 104- gen Paulo, 1 p.-Pitto, paid or, 214 - Whitehaven and Furness, 99f-Woet Midland (Oxford), 464-frican Merchanta. P. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TUESDAY. JULY 14. 8 8-11. B. 1 1l lo W. P. I. la 1 N. a. —. Nem, 83.31961 W.B.W. 22 b 1 kbarder .10.32 lb N. W. /6 b 2 Lath 30.69!4, W. 1 • 1 [Mak 30.43 6 , S.W. 22 b 3 30.4163 N.L 4 b 1 6 1== ' 30.53 9; N.W. 2 0— 1 lislway Valenti& UN di I se Z. 4b— 1 Qoeriatowa Liverpool Iletlybead Pembroke 36.6061 f N.N. W. 30 o— 1 name, ... Bred • 130.3.86 21 1.14.3 I 6• 3 L'Orktot 36 . 811 It 11 ". 2 4 Rochefort 12 630.31 70 L 4b 3 Plymouth F0.46 61 , N. W. 16 1 1 Weymouth 30.43 o 4 Z. 12 b 3 Portamouth 1 30.43 at L 6 c 1 lama= '30.4{61 Z. 2 m - Dover ;30.46600. N. 6 b 1 Yarmouth 30.4260 1 N. 4 b S lielder Heligoland i3 o —.2 s' -51111 i I Ill.N — .W. I - 7 - 7 I — 26 —0 4 WIDIMIDAY. .-- THURSDAY. N.H.& to W.S.W.,mts NORTH-EAR. N. to S.W., light to dente. fine. fresh, fine N. to W., moderate, WSW. N.N.W. to W.ft W.. boa. moderate to fresh EN.E to SI S.E., roo- 1401W5.. Ii.S.IL to S.S. W., light dente, fi ne. to freak, fine N.N.E. to S.S.E, ea: I- SOUTH-Fret. Issterly to S.W., am nble, tine. dente, tine. North-last=Moray Firth to Norfolk. West= Doonpl to Corn wall. South=t tunnel and Fess& Coasts. dintlt-Eant=Stralt of Dover to Norfolk. BALLoON DESCENT. —Mr. Cozwell, in one of his sestet }ourse has paid the picturesque village of Cho veniog en unexpected visit, starting from the Crystal Palace at half .post 3 o'clock on Wedimeday alternate last. The balloon pawed very el, et) to the chalk hills (near Keockholt windmill) on its way to the beautiful vale of }lnbreedsle, when a safe landing was effected srortly after 5 o'clock, close to the mantra of the Earl of Stanhope, Mersin Part. The balloon would have actually touched the windows in its descent had it not been for the grappling irons catching in the palisades. Mr. Coastal was accom panied in his adventurous journey by several other gentle men. — Maidstone Journal. AN ORDER or MERIT FOE LABOURER:I.—BeI gium possesses an order of merit for industrial and agricul tural labourers. The decoration won by the members has just been modified by royal decree, soil Dow consists of a medal beano; an emblematical figure representing manufac tures or agriculture, ea the ore may be, upon a black enamel ground. surrounded with a red border. The de.ign is enclosed with a fillet, on which are inscribed the words "Skill; morality." Around the whole is • wreath of laurel in blue enamel for attires, and green for agricul turists, surmounted by the arms of the country, suspended to a royal crown. The decoration is suspended to a ribbon lof the national colours, which, however, cannot be worn without the medal. The old Carroll estate in Maryland is being settled up. It included 300 slaves, 160 of whom have run away. The other 140 have bees appraised at 5 dollars bead.—Pnineyfranian paper. 44,2 4 0 22 sl' tr. en J. ON H. ill▪ s r oew co aor a Ind a Scott. W Lb* we were 164 4 0011 L L 1,888,8101 1,980,800: 000,866 somool -=" -- id Sales. :In wool ii 000160 ka7 ! 100 kcal et , kiwi, 100 1,000, 10 6,000' 60 1.009 60 1,600 10 LIDO 10 116 1 000 101 1.000 500 1,000 100 1.000 100 SAO 0,000 100 D.OOO 100 itiD 0001 :0001 ti 60001 100 AOOl 100 .0001 5,000 100 5,000 100 luv 16 LII, km 11. 10,100 10 10,00 1 ` II 1T,960 10 10,000 6 MOO 60 16, Pli al 10,000 00 t1.#16 "do PM° II :~i MAO K. 11.000 10,000 10 10,000 • 60 .0 (.1.1 6 0,00.0 0,000 1 0,000 1 6,000 0,00) 20 ..000 0000 100 0,000 26 0,000 10 0 5 0:000 IS 14.20 G %Goo I o I. tit fvw, td SO / 4 4,036 16,4,2 1,331 1.31 1,9e3 ♦,990 t. 910 1,900 4,430 381 3,16! LAOS 11.361 3.16! awl 1ra, 114,597 1 - 4.3;,.. - i : ? 1 , UN 711 1,821 317 Ul6 t,276 164 847 11.706 UAW 10,911 16,009 961 1,972 19,101 28.201 _ KM 1,870 1,436 N,404 6,106 41,811 113,928 148.089 2f4,194 34016 27,670 31,643 0,248 27,6tft 4,160 20,600 28,644 18,661 377460 X 9,601 1,018 i"► '~ I'