The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-15 00:00:00

-IMPERLIL PARLIAMENT. ROUE OF COMMONB.—Tazi Dn. the beer and et 12 o'clork. PRIVATE 1311 - 81IVESS. The i Armour to the Sunless esd Tartan Gee Si wee eeridend ad eared to. 71115/VRT PARK (No. 2) BILL. Om the meths et lie. C. FORSTER, the theadther ceder m race earemid, sod dr MU wired to he mei a third ressnow. FALAI= Dumas. Mr. COURT? paired prides beat Merry, rembee deo bear eml orressetelhe et the Falkirk Diesba. shirt obese rears o-yeehhis cree sow peadiso. teiirries elbpd thst es May VI e petition wee Ferrol le dr hear bail the real meanest r ee weer deg gaia llith mikni,4audie evaneas."M d the roam ine That so smelt TO• ore mimed hie es He Ili Key, ace a - 4rd le the peados spirt the Mara reamed iei dr thr Oa ihe ci r s ..4 listitios rest s the ~ober sr dr As, were Areal Ira bet thee timeworn the est the rememtrniow al the pars sew Monet to w & dr cormiter 'Orr s tray sr prides sebedriek or the yedica Mk whir the reciersimser bid hem mined Warr awe eller by iseedlasetiame at mow se le aro e aillmeat am The yard *dew Mr. Bari) yelped Gs brie le midi dr red seem ea mesh erre, led rho We lb ea maeldrall eirodier el hie perks. at debilmjedimea Ile ark% mdie drier te s ear ramill be the immilles is ey vela, et dr ed ea am or He mord did Vldldl it . be raid rib dr veer awl alma ire cords sere rumor et robe east. Hr. ILAIEMORR, Ger d dr mesime d the Ma il= Is ern lew me*" mid the rearittni wee to be errsiraweer es twill*, eel he sielpiell that the po lkas shrill fret be &peed eL IMO. GRIT mid tree oral be plemefof tine to dimple dite4dea lire the committee est, orlekb would sot be dl The melba WM weed to. auction COMMITTREB. hy de pedlar forst die na reerretliV i t Warr& sae Mira WWI MGM et as tab to he ell bintemeer et deem iite — oTELic" Mr. 1r pommel • pita lbei 11r. T. Ileerne, • make tithe beam, esompikileg el • leo& etpdebtee ea the beteleetha d ea ribs Is the Owe, d Quaa's Bo& la Ir k spirt dr reemeing eneee he dr Wes* et Ng% litts vele et tie LA wide Wiles ow. the me umber wee la VW blue. Be sevelll; the peiblea be emil Isie aseliseo ties twoorrow et twelve • tied. The swim yes went to. MITO ELECTION. Mr. fICUOLEFIELD , cbein;a7iihe Man Menke themitee moved that the widens takes before it @booth be penel; sad pan ~wine that to-moirow b. &odd roe the nepenthe of the writ men nth timer to enable the Mks= Is be in the hands eine inembes. (flen) Area W JUDONENTS EXECUTION BILL. Ater s diethnow in committee the above bill woo with. than. CRAUFURD mid he skald renew the month net IMAM THE MARRIED WOMEN'S BILL. Oa lbs ;o7i;e1.711;;;;;Dii;raiii;iu;;;;;:. bill, Mr J. Y. HULLER armed it. rejection. b ribe sessansount woo being discussed wbea oar report (TILIB DAY) LAMBETH. This election committee met again this morning silt debt!. In easeequenne of the extraordinary diechaaree made yesterday afternoon the room roe damsel; crowded all 67. - - - • • -- - • Os the meeting of the committee to-day Mr. John Rhodes, IM geadatena implicated by the statement of Mr. Reopen, mist to he eouuabood. Whiff sons dispassion it was arranged that Tredre, who Wbs opprolosadad loader a warrant, and was in custody, Moloch M ant examined. Tredve was then tam& up la custody. He staled that he was a cortex ; the policeman got him yesterday. He had been sleeping at various places. Hs was at the Surrey Case Tama during the election, sad was employed as mammy by Gallon. Four or Gee days here the Melon he saw Mr. Roupel] in the committee rem. Mr. Dacha sad Mr. Murphy were with him. Mr. ItAnia said, "Mood maims, genHemea, how are you Oft ear The reply woo "Not, so wall for it is Within soessimaglield." Meta meggested that mosvepublie homes eiredleorgeged Is the adahboarliaed, aced Muephy mid he woolens* mead 1111111 ass which M opus, yea which Mr. I , Bawl tied, "Open them aIL" In cromessadnadea the witaers said that Myr keep-' lag eat of the way just to see which party would pay him MO (Laughter.) Ha was not employed to get up evidence spirt Mr. Roupell. He had been in custody for illegally "min a sawwhielt did not below to Wm, ha had not car _ . . 61 as Ids trade fur live or six months, and did some copying yolk usedsaally. He could not toll how much money be mind Ids dist. Dram Chairman—Hs kept out of the way because be tbsesit ba asubl as' Is pill for coming. There waa as aulladbm by dim into employed him to keep out of Ile way._ _ _ _ 76:11filmidee woe Ora called ►od rid—l am a hop-row el.; IBA an dueler of the borough. In any interview I Id Ina Xr. 14,601 I was not acting directly or indirectly by dr authority of the petitioners. I had no conenni elles with them on the subject alluded to in Mr. Reds ireilisase. My first interview with Mr. Roupe/I mos Is ribrosai to a railway, and that bad no cconesion *lb polder.. . . esslowwwind by Mr. Slacle—l wss chairman done et Willassa's onsmittees but did not subscribe towards pass up tbe nothing, and I withdrew beaus I would Use Nabs is do with it. ME Moir Ilia NM AMY wished ft tr. be underw AMA* eamembadoi midi Ye boil wttb )dr. Roupell . ttM is say INF eumeleil wIIY tie patitioa. ly emek eity the CMilm—lVbril be . did wee utterly without say from lie geNsumr lb. Itboase rail le be Awed to nuke a turner Etats- MA. The Chairmen thought that enflicicat evidence had bean Owe by Hr. Mei* who thee withdrew. Ms Lid las thew MIMIC raid Mated that ho met Mr. Hemp& by emmilmet Tunic week at the houw. He did eel wed Ye r here dr ; ha told the essmage be weld to see Md. (Laughter.) It. Nees ed. sad wares mower letedsood to hint. • Mind pod hid ids deskies to ids abed die petition sod the chill j, wed ho Ot(ers)wee dude= to Mow whet commodes Sus dem between the Missy and rpeados. Mr. Seep' did he . as gait* certain that the rainy bed deo whit gents, op the petition. He Hirt deter with Mr. Roupeil Mont the penile& Naha DS MO minimum le allude to the cetitles He nee en>d dried to Lew drake Mr. lteesdl wee mamiseele Mt the cetitiom. dessweemmieed bc Mr. ibie—lled been in oseidemedeo• time mid lb. ilemmile to sibeeese to the peMtlear, bat he vss ampledd es He path S., adept he lade, eat IMF MIL He eepeded Lie le the raw et WI &Dor to en Mr. Iltanel, MO 414 art his tos asi pt s le Is do bra. essidter. He theecht the wassarpt sitar. be maid geld eat Mr. Roupell to him Wen he ado ed. The seemeser be him to wee. IS. is dad dermiede his mall to Mr. 7igi Mr. Lard um eat, all he (widest) hiludd him be. a new He ended to we Mr. Lap& me le He MOMS diet devedd about the railway. Rs had we harm' In dr anliwwp. (Lechler) lie welded to Low widwee the emessellea betwwm the railway mad the esti- Sea He Odd Mr. Hasell that he wee reelig a row sided is esegedec Het tho railway gem at the heeds d He media - He dill sot allude to may wedded shoat the celliks, bet odd dot members garreay wished I. est id et His pilled (Laughter.) lb. Hewed .14 alai Mr. )tIN•11 sew hie to hin to wok haw to withdraw the den. paitioll, bat be did eet tell h im that Lade bees Mr. Har- la repay to further questions, the winces &Wed that Mr. Lapel! had said seething about Milian anybody, bat said est Mr. Itnprll told birn that him fries& is Lambeth Heald not allow kiln to withdraw the peak.; and be also gni Int he ins certain That Um booth Landon Railway Cemerney were at the Lott. ni it. The main:lon et Um witness was just enacludod when ear mast la& A mint adjournment took place. BATH. The mensiay la this ease has been gong on all the morn *, sod was sun paasolbg et the time we weal to preen HOP INTILLIGENCE.—AhOnt Caaterbary age base Is paaviap still, bat sot se n elly se last wesk. la some et the imbue it is well ou. l ada occasionally • hill le I. beast with set toe bum, winch wry 04 tly. These is sews* • pod, lemme Uri ant swarming vial ties, and b NMI OMNI thee le leery dew. In Gasdbani Mill seallma Wm% sad so do the aphides , lge mem Ism • led k semi, mamba by these moil& Alma dime meads an so the mit IV.* dm. Me plateau to etk a mist .Jo likesielinbmtiovol et Maisons daring , tbeilse dm hipline gross considerably, and at pas. ' amp osto who ihregaifft W well ezlentany. With tha= hy, smseaseksvitase lir Nee 'Labatt Vasa pilafs Are ses.gly Nand to be Infested with a *lb traisifigelf is. As interval of Oae Warm weal, is egad hopes of asaddsc probabfiley t. prosily p improve tits commis mil ory cro. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY . l5, 1857. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT Tu.xiaic VERPOOL MEETDIG.-(THIS DAY.) CROXTETH BTAKI3B. names& .. .. .. Lonl Mhos 1 • _z_. .. --- 2 ere. Von arr.." MERSEY STAKES. Inn. Blink Bonny .. Augur) • • 4 no. BENTINCK TES' Saunterer .. .. Dlpttion colt .. 6 no. .. 1 .. 1 N . . 1 4 -1 i . . 2 a. NURSERY PLATS. Half a lan. li Pupate. Sunbeam, Mammas, Spread Eagle, fby Tough a 1 1 1- %Ines—Vasil* fby Totiob•tono—E.ltis dam, Col- a , lodom, and Conductor are bent. AL PAID PORADIT.—WiId Honey. n --.......--. It. at. LITEXPOOL Cvr.—',Run to•morrov i ti sr l t ' tio lte following s t , horns are hero :— Pantomime , Chicken, rp, Mon it. poi,. Maid of Dement, Janet, Om Pyrr nu Commoner II Nmrton.k.Wfliono, Schneider BaoW &monk. The Tanier , &wins, Oil liver, Morse, Sir Humphrey, and Queen Ben. ri: PAID Fourmr.—Artillery. At. Coruna Agme•ts.—Colt by Melbourne—Claim (2-Tra) ii- In. cby Sarpliwk—Clarira (lyre), Whitowall, Mohawk, Ito- i . Eity, lend Nelms, 1M Oinkel, Bel Erporania, enter to NA Ellington, Cumberland, Augury, Gamma Williams, Star of 107 th• EJAA, Basawsz f, sad Sone to Jesuit. St. II LONDON AND WESTMINSTER (77118 DAL) This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of the proprietor; of the London and Wsermisiss Bonk, was sL head at the Bank,Lothbory. Aktaatallohoomoso goomer, la the than The following wos the report, 'viz. :—" The diteelos Woo lei the pleasure to report that—after making poeleho be el MI bed and doubtful debts, paying the Monato4ns, and attic; 18 gut 2,000 f. towarde the new bueldt Y Lothbury, Bloomsbury, Temple.ber, end Southwark, the net *IA& at, or the lest half-year amount to 10‘,0211. Is. ad. Out d N this ems the directors pupae* to allow interest at dr so ' rate of No per emit. upon the rest cc los tit,tit, la. sod they now &dare dividend to the rs at the O. rate of is per cent. per annum, and also a bons of six pa ant. spa the cartel. Alter these payments Sr. nags, lbws is a Winos of 10,27 If. I. Ad., to be emeriod forward ft I the milt of the profit and loos account tar iho earned WI- N. mt. The bare, of aitif. fa. id., reasiabiorapropriellal 11 ‘.„ from ass orate of the yonI&50, the ditalere prawn he plea to the credit of the eueOia food s old& with tho B ties of 3,7504 lama, will thus moteent to lid .1281. 7d. tae The directors have Ora nods* to dr attrealemot tide weeding el opepodtoiaamoolheamadalle end ameolatka MOM stistwlll besinollitibiks The Govuutoo. watZg lbe at So sopa% odd it bed bogs mode_ op. Ito m. teatime bed IL= Or leedes_heatao - a. mead ewe oiler sal • bolt Ihs filch * sow to h o te *elm& wail he se the mac MIS mi. pit cones. The ef boars eta* hatmaswiMiwatiletWor ass, a- Webgicing W moo to mimes Iheo hope Ovideole; oak _ ad that some% th• Made* pawed that dr re weed fund should be losersed has ukooor. to 200,1101. m y The reserved fund ought siws ‘ ry to h sistraesstal in paper dm ea the meats end Ywd*lnarmasi. et Ms. Coot'cu protes*figtini the pepoli lama In the 1 , 0 nourved fund, but aka wok dleemka the mood was se edeetel, the dividend and the resolution for * He yea sash& to timed with thanks to the chairmun, click* and directors. to SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two Mom The railway share market to-day is rather flat, in sympathy with the funds. Great Western and Lon don and North-Western stocks have been pressed for sale at reduced prices, and in some other cases quotations have slightly given way. The current business is chiefly in connexion with the settlement. Indian and French shares matinee flat. ORDINART SEAM MID WOOD& 1 41. 11t1Jumdos ill"... .. ail Skirt mai Mellysma durr Wet,. f swat_ !AP. 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Consuls opened this morning at 92 to 1 for the Bth of August, soon declined to 911 to 92, and hovel since further receded to 91! to 1. For money the present quotation is 911 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 92 ; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 92/ ; the New Two-ond-a-Half per Cc:AL ... at 7G; Bank Stock at 213 to 213; Exchequer Bills at par; Exchequer Bonds at 98: to f; and India Bonds at 20s. to Bs. discount. In the foreign stock market the chief feature is • further fall in Turkish Six per Cents., which are marked 941, 941, and 911 for money, and 95 and 941 for the 31st instant. The other sales are very limited, comprisicg only Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 1001 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 64 to 641 ox div. ; Mexican at 221; and Turkish Gua ranteed Four per Cents. at 1021 and 2 1 fur money, and 1021 for the new account. The published details respecting the Indian mutiny have impressed the public with a be lief that the authority of the government can only be vindicated by strong measures, which must entail considerable expense. This con sideration has determined fresh sales on the part of the numerous operators fur the rise, who now evince remarkable discouragement. The continued heaviness of the Paris Bourse exercises a sympathetic influence here, but the real cause of the extreme heaviness of the funds is the extent of floating speculation for higher prices. As the amount of speculatively-held stock is reduced by balm and as the public prosecute their investments, the market will be gradually placed upon • better but:s. There was yesterday a fair demand for money in commercial channels, but the supply in all quarters continues plentiful, and the current rates of dis count are below those of the Bank. It is be lieved that this establishment is now obtaining very little business, and that the drain upon its resources involved in the release of the dividends has been to a very great extent counteracted by the repayment of advances previously made by it. ' As bullion is still flowing freely into the institution, whilst there is also every prospect of a speedy reflux of the coin temporarily withdrawn by the recipients of the dividends, a general impression has been created that a reduction of the rate of discount to 51 per cent to-morrow is highly probable. In the Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon there was some demand for money, required for the prose cution of the bullion operations referred to below; but the rate fur loans on government securities did not exceed 5 to 51 per cent. The next settlement in the share and foreign stock markets is fixed for the list inst. It appears that there is really some foundation for the rumours of an attempt at a negotiation of a new Turkish loan. The sum spoken of is 6,000,000/. ster ling, which a certain I.ondon firm, co-operating with another house in Vienna, is stated to have an idea of offering to the English public at the rate of 84 per cent., in a six per cent. stock. It is alleged that the operation in question is not to be regarded as a Turkish state loan, but rather as a loan to the Sultan, whose private domains, it is re ported, are to be specially hypothecated as security. In the present embarrassed position of the French and Austrian markets it is evident that little assist ance can be derived from that quarter. On the other hand, English capitalists seem at present so indisposed to take put in a transaction of this cha racter that we cannot bring ourselves to consider the proposition serious. We understand that the important sum of about 150,0001. in gold, consisting almost entirely of Aus tralian, was yesterday purchased by the Bank. Par cels to the extent of 70,0001—viz., 45,000/. from Aus tralia and 25,0001. from the United States—have also been purchased for exportation to the Continent. Some additional amounts are expected to be sent into the Bank to-day. About 50,0001. in sovereigns from Ireland was yesterday also sent into the Bank. The steamer Tagus has brought 2,100/. in specie from the Peninsula. The Walter Hood has arrived from Sydney, but is not known to have any gold on freight. Iler dates are old. The commercial 'deices by the Overland Mail corroborate the impressions entertained yesterday re specting the course of the Eastern exchanges on London. In the Indian makes the movement is unfavourable, especially at Bombay, but in China an improvement has taken place. The subjoined shows the closing quotations for first-class bills reported by the last and present mails: Previous Mall. Present Mail. I. d. d. o. d. At Calcutta.... 2 II to 11 „ Bombay.... 2 11 to 2 - 16 „ Boug!C . mug 5 0 - - T 3i too,* . .... i "2ii4;s' , . The shipments of silver to the East by the Indus on the 20th inst. will be to a certain extent checked by the comparative smallness of the stock of silver on sale ; but as the London market for silver is now sensibly firmer, additional supplies of the metal will doubtless be drawn from the Continent. According to present appearances, the total remittances on the 20th will reach about 600,0001., but it frequently happens: that fresh orders come in suddenly at tLa last moment. On the other hand, caution is im posed upon the parties engaged in these operations hy the apprehension that the East India Company, with a view to attract additional funds into their home treasary, may at an early date make a further reduction of Id. in their rate of exchange on India. The reduction of Id. announced on the let instant has evidently failed to effect the Company's object. The steamers , Albion and Seine have arrived in the Thames from Boulogne, and the Clarence from Antwerp. These vessels bring, in all, 91 cases of silver, worth, probably, not far short of 80,0001., and intended for shipment to the East. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm. As regards Hamburg, an improvement took place. The rates on Belgium, St. Petersburg, Genoa, and Leghorn, were slightly lower, and those on Vienna, Trieste, and Portugal, a trifle higher. The current quotations are shown below—viz.: Ameterdam, three mouths, 11.101 to 12.01 ; ditto, shod, 11.17 to 18; Rotterdam, three months, 12 to 12.4 ; Ant werp end Brussels, three mouth', 25.45 to 60 . Il a mbarg, three months, 13.81 to t Paris, three month*, 2.5.C21 to 7 ditto, short, 26.22 t to 30; Marseilles, three months, 26.85 to 70; Frankfort-om the -Meine, three moult" 11'1 to ; Petersham, three months, 361 to I; Vienne, three months, 10.29 to 31; Trieste, three months, 10.30 to 32; 1, three months, 421 to t ; Genoa, three months, 26.771 to 82I; 1.41610111, dues months, 29.821 to 7i ; Palermo. three months, 128 to ; Moraine, three months. 128 l to 129 ; Oporto, three months, 621 to 1 ; Lisbon, three months, 521 to I. The sugar market yesterday was ex tremely dull, and progress could not be made with sales at a reduction of fal. per cwt. The tea market was also dull. The deficiency in the shipments of tea from China up t the date of the advices was 21,530,000 lbs., compared with those at the corresponding period of last year. A general meeting, convened by circular, was held yesterday at the London Tavern, of deputies from the joint stock banks of England, Wales, and Ire land, for the purpose of taking into consideration the Joint Stock Companies Banking Bill brought forward by Mr. Lowe. At this meeting it was announced, as the result of the interview which has taken place between Mr. Lowe and a deputation on the subject, that joint stock banks formed prior to the passing of Peel's Act are not intended to be included within the operation of the bill, unless they should specially apply for registration under it. Power to this effect is to be given in the bill. The London banks classed in this category are, it will be remembered, the London and Westminster, the Union Bank of London, the London Joint Stock Bank, the London and County Bank, and the COM- mercial Bonk. This' intimatian of Mr. Lowc's, how ever, is directly counter to all the impressions pre viously entertained respecting the scope and object of h's At the meeting of the St. Katharine Dock Cow pany yesterday the net profits for the half-yeer were stated at 47,8751., out of which a dividend at Our rate if 2; per cent. for the half-year was declared, and .he directors' report adopted. It was mentioned that the business of the company showed a slight diminution. At the settlement in the share market yesterday the charges exacted from speculators for the rise were sensibly lighter than those lately current. Berwick, Caledonian. and York and North Midland appear to be the descriptions chiefly overbought. On Great Western there was a small " backwardation." this stock being scarce in the market. Subjoined is our usual statement of the terms generally car rent: From London and North Western 5-16 to 7eon-16t ang per o. cont. 4 ' even" to • trifling backwardation. Midland 3-16 to 5-16 cent. Lan.Abire and Yorkaliire -16 to 7-16 ditto South Eastern -32 to ditto Creat Northern -32 to ditto doniitna York and North Midland Benricka The regular re-opening of the transfer books for the undermentioned government securities will take place on Friday next, viz., Three per Cent. Consols, New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., New Two-and-a non per Cents., Five per Cent. Annuities (Jan., 18G0), and Annuities (Jan., 18193). Groat Wkedcrn... :EAD#T The funds remain decidedly flat. he further re duction established to-day amounted to I to 1 per cent, and the market at the close was altogether without siqn of recovery. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 for the 6th August, were quoted during the greater part of to-day 921 to 1, and closed flatly at 921 to 3-16. After 4 o'clock stock was offered at 92,1, but at a later period the price was again called 921, " rather buyers." For money the last price was 911 to 92. The °facial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consuls, for money,9ll„ 92 ; ditto, for account, 6th August, 921, „ 1 , ; ditto, for the opening, 17th July, 921 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 921, 92, 921, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1,4, 4 ; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 2i, 2 7-16; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 18,184; Bank Stock, 215; India Stock, 213, 2151; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981; ditto, 1859, 981, 984; India Bonds, 10s. dis. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 3s. discount to par. India Bonds continue heavy, at 11m. to 10s. discount. Turkish Six per Cents. were rather steadier to-day than yesterday, but the 4 o'clock quotation showed a reduction of about per cent., being 941 to 95 (for the present settlement) ; and after that hour the price was a trifle flatter. It would appear, how ever, that some speculative sales of this stock mast have been pressed of late, for the rate of " con , tinuation " has declined: " even " to 1 "contango " are the toms we hear quoted. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. continue well supported, closing at 102 to 1 for money. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. left off at 80 to 81, showing a further reduc tion of 1 per cent. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents, were quoted 251 to 1 ex div. Bank shares to-day experienced no important ' change in price. Royal Mail Steam shares were - quoted 11. lower. Australian Royal Mail were marked 11 (101. paid). In other miscellaneous se t curities there was little movement. J. NI . riZilll. — Visiatilviii. 171 Nara IlliAbraike ...... all :61sitiyisma v•=•••• ""Waite. is ftriimork Ise sera N. i.rlr MOW .---. 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(Ovearp) Vale el Tem" (or• UNION DAhl OF LONDON.-/THIS DAY.) This morning the eighteenth annual meeting of tM perelMere et the Union Bank wee held at the Bank in Pelnerebed; Aldermen Sir Perna Leval; governor, i the disk. The berth* was the report, vie.:—" In preventing the rot sightseer' mutat report an the effsin of the bank, the di- re. rectors have the risfaction of informing the proprietors, that are payment of an charms, rd including the sore of g* 267,771 L lb. foe Warr mid sr bee to costoniers on their at overeat and doper accounts; aehieg ample provision for to an bad arl doughl able, and darting 20,3611. 19e. 9d. for rebate et bMs net der, the nit probe of the year ,„,gg earsgra 30ch June hit, smear to 186,2261. 12a. 6d. r ,. The Emden sow dries • dividend manure, amt., sr • le boor of_ 7i_per rat, for the kit ale which, with as the divided and bars paid Ia Jemmy lest, amount to 20 par car, ther of herr Ta 4 Sir the year ; and they have rs added 21 per teat. ce the paid-tap mind to the reserved fur. After mese of the divider said bonus for the year, tee to 120,0001., rd the addition of 16.0001. to the ear marred (which will thus smount to 160,0001.), en re remains of 20,3611. 19s. 91, to be * =1 9.9 : 1 profit and ter new account, for rebate, * and • further sum of 1,2261. 12.. 6d. to undivided profit. 2 The directors leiter that it will be satisfactory to inclines gig the err they intend to recommend for the adoption of the iss prmietan with reference to future dividends, which is to 110 belt the dividend and bonne to 20 per mot. per annum, as a Ng maximum, to be paid whenever the profits of the year will justify it, after making due province for the reserved bad ,• * and to carry all eurplus above the dividend declared se to the credit of that fund, until it shall amount to is 230,0001., when the directors will submit a proposal for capi- IL i teeing • portion of It, by making an addition to each thee. 10 Considering that more frequent opportueties of receiving is information on the rides of the bank will bo acceptable to Is the proprietor, the directors have resolved to bold • half- is yearly meeting in every year, to present the accrete of the le preceding pax months. In conformity with the provisions of the deed of settlement, the following director. retire by rota tion, six. —John Chapman, Esq., Sir John Musgrove. Bart., and Sir Peter Laurie, who, being eligible, offer thrashes tor reetnice, end are recommended by the court ace rto d then declared the dividend payable la end s after the 20th instant. Ifs sea roved the edeptirs of the fe report ; this was the 18th year he had takes the chair, and g he was mired to say that on each successive year teh probe ..„ 10 had ineremed. (Hear, hear.) He hoped the woe pus- ; parity would matinee to sated the (Chen.) pa The Mks having bee duly sacceri wits pat and oar- In riled by acernatioa. L reply to gassier le Hr. J. Let air gar some nplanatias of the pargerb is le to the reprf, relating to fates dividends. If the peels go ; yielded 23 per cent., 20 per cent. would be declarer! r • 6 dividend, and the remaining 3 per cent arid to the re- M served fund. The directors conaidered that the reserved * fond should have their first thoughts, sad if the modes only o f yielded 20 per cent , they would not feel Pointed In dividing ; the whole; • portion would be credited to the reserved fund. * The Or mirror., replying to other questione, rid the is Triple-bar branch led set osiy seeded bat surprised the to draws ; its recess was lisped all expectation. All the ce bunehr were highly IeMIUNIUtiVS; but the directors had AM so wish to iIIeTIMINI them. Dr. Biertrit slaked what edict the New Joint Stock is Irk Bill would have ea this bank. te The Govaanon believed titer, bill would make no alter- * Mies in may hank sistablishad prior to 1839; ear of the ! tlienstees rill lees sward of that by Mr. Lowe, the Vine a p.m., of the Briar of Trade. le Is reply to Mr. Parr, se Tb. Govan/eon said se silesere had been made to any St dints directors, sees of the anion wire debited with 5 the register ei brews mar ennead every qtr. is Orb and the eemeillas is Ma es • welt. He would 1 4 bar the bank dear* ha saw esibleg was going wrong. lOhnees.) ilbe raft draw earbis wawa, sad the pro vides. leesinsied lbs erg 11111511111111•11 t• to the eleller a Mid* eel dlessees. THE VERDICT IN Mien SIIITICI4 TRTiL.—II Will be istereeting to our renders sad the public to thus the sum- ben by which the jury came to s deeieiou. After dab rain, then were five fora verdict of guilty, sal tea for one of soi - prevea. Os the siltation 41 en el;Aute ergoittel, then ass Do diversity of sestireent whaterer.—Cdrdomoon Tie VICEROYALTY OF Dt•nLlX.—On Monday tbe Corporation of Dahlia patented an aldrees to lua to ceiling on the qsatshellelm, heisting upon the no policy of dtarnyag las elks of Viceroy. Lord Carliiiki returned o reply ihith hes glees rat astlansion to the Dublin public. Ilia lordship and . I am sonamed that the continuance of the Vamp' Court costribetes materially to make our own eigind • pineeof lameased tea* sad la paws. and I camel testae wily aimless es idrnaes that act upon the bode trf ploopulty, el ea Geist sad aandoua city, or bares ea_ they di see arab S. a fer Wider circuit. Awl eillo I droll be it ion ouitier to preludes .bot Ameba of aide( ootabiletwonts the lore of thee ar dram of dreemsteare may remensesd, I ill amen dot lie pe aboliticot of as Moo wild, woke ate doe er oastitr, Ye sow ouleibel Ike Pr* omit erseoke. width Iwo etoteloi arthed 'web keladierk see ale alp Amid Ye We. oeston4 Sip et ee pale snot be elliod taYYnt allieihe oaf wily pot eel Amine ertormeeele bieobto ibeoll oheepotordo teereestor. Theo is ate windwide I yolemetileattesoL Weis's= ow swers sole lda . voood 444 of tie abolike of Ye leTr a lear e epulty. I ma dryly of spates Is be edam poeloot, poottwo. wales& to otbieesitfle of eiwisioiteite with al& • rated esummais heal sad we U et Ye ll dieted prim of Its ithi IPSZIRREIRMI MARS. !MOW /A LlMile I p.ilt. 0 011•110111111, MO .... CP.III/ Staeirlig 14 p.m Mad. Pertb.l6ll. ua 1 IX L Aeglisa. 11, 4 p.a. R.eVnetils FA ,S pA 116.1 Dade. Ne. 1 De. New 4 t. Oast. It. .141 ;11 111.11051 e. Laarktre, 6 per Or. 1541.6. k 016•..6 P. C.- Di. 5 so. [WY pit Oat-- De. 4 p. 4.0•144 .4.414 N. IA Prof. et. IL lk W. nell.) p. et. 011.1.Ltia p,c De. 11 p. 4. isises. Prof. D0.rev.514644. 44 44 Dalway.ltisius.4 p. 4. 1. Insimma. 4 Der 44 Ds. het Maw DoClEemmr s. h5t.44.4p.• pr I. de. p. a. I , D.. Wag. Dm. eta& • lan De.Ohalter On.Pouve 10A .11 to or to al. II •1 Of t 7 .1! l I .1 . 1 .- Pa Hi )t1 IN M 10/ $OO NI el U 11l+ 1(4 If It WI KS el II e& 11 1 . 1 1 1 I ft e l 7$ Hi II M I 4 Ili ❑1 $l. 114 119 113 97 91 tar a 1R 114 101 110 I JOUR I wqrslalia 11sab of Lodes ... nrir.catrAmstassidec. Imirk *et% Claartsredlaalartst* . Austral* sal Calms Co:Mai Comserdel at Imam tailkoUlMeditClart, si;iih l W,Ory' ~i3OW y~;eoo 140~!~ M;e. o 11en44.• 1.1;d Constyl Lasiss Mat Mat IL.dada itvirruolula - KW Shea LOOP I 4.00 f I Worge;.orgoWan no. Nur . 10 UN de National Bask :4ev 'loath Wales al Ault dal aCP=I %eat Artztha....—. Univ. at Lutes& ... M. Item Oelq VS MO et Lambe gen. Soak et !Anita riAtlemile Tot. (1.1•11.4) Agrk.l l .o. l l Y1 4.11.° . 11.7.i KW- 40..0 10.00. 110.090 ..,Mb 10. f W W 80 I.tll 67.-- 1 ...... iii.ii -0 KO 11.010 ?VW !lAN 10,011 C 610,00 C 2 2" 111 1111 14 11l 44 10 1 4; US i CA $4_F go ;'3i II I H 1I Els 11101716 VA ill* MI Oil .1 1! a* 31 I ib.Mut Nag ligget PeeL 71, pit .. Crgal Paws ..........- gnr.egam.auma Um) 11.44 : Trigg. et Wird - iii km a le.. . hoe Pew., Colibri weattr= Y. vi; 47s • •Te fi — t — o•• I Vidivrroseas poit.:UL I 44 :11$ 111 se is II ii NS. WI el If If 4 I iis Da gi DI teatime& Mem. Om. It 101 Sr bur Dade LoeL Do. Do—. I Do.eperet.PreileAS lan 10e Oate.. k N.Oset.tool ies,to Dolt. Aulsoleeleo Nor* el Crop lima. I Do. "New eeseros... • PeellhorLeadi Wove! Se evalsei Oriental Der I. Do. ll: .ih rmey Ism ...-. Is Ow Now --.. 100 Revd Ilia hem wane* awn bosom IS Atatnisa Lat.. l oo F=1“.. Grip- I Dee Do. Iteeleseeed V elo.on. I Ora Diem% Luse Po. Vieleelo Delo le DII. Pow Di i The following are this day's sales for the account : MIDINNIT RHARZS lITOCIM Caledonian. 731: Cornwell, 41. Eastern Counties, 111 , Great Northern, 991; Great WV tern, 641 4 ; Law:R ehire end Yorkshire, 1001; London and North Western, 1031 ; London and South Western, 1001 I ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lineolnibire, 43 I; Midland. 831 ; North Enetern, York, 72; Oxford, Worcester, and Wshertamplon, 331. IRITIPH TOPPESSIONS. East Indian, 105; Greed Trunk of Canada, 56i ; ditto, 6 per oemt. Debenture payable 1878 with option till 1863, 87i (heat Indian Peninsula, guaranteed 6 per cent., 21. 111RTION. Carreto9i and Took's Cl. Mica and Railway, 41; Thatch Rhenish, 9, Northern of France, 32i 2; Pans and Lyons, 62i Cobre Copper, 49. Calciocien, - - , tram Lawson Midland Bradford Pretenses. stock, 91. JOINT STOCK RANKS. litink of Egypt. 161; Loudon and Westminster, 491; Ot toman Bank, 14j; South Asetralis, 221 ; Union of London, 271. ----- Royal Mail Steam:6li: THE NEW lIOCSEE OF PARLIAMENT.—The time IF now come when Judgments can be fairly formed by the unprofessional eye—to which architectural "elevations and "projections' are hopeless mysteries—upon the total and final effects of the new houses of parliament from certain points of view; and it may be well to point out to a public proverbially indifferent to the ncellentro of what is their own, the fsct,that their metropolis now affords on mehitectural coup Jail such as, for magnificence, it is no exaggeration to my the world cannot natal. The three principal towers, res pectively of the enormous height* of 340, 320 and 300 feet, ea seen, for scampi., from Westminster Bridge constitute, in combination with the various minor elevations of the homes, or smoke-ahafts, and the raised roofs of the extre mities of the edifice, a spectacle which we imagine that few persons can have looked upon for the first time without a powerful emotion of wonder and delight. From this point of view, the vastness of the =WM the eyes:citing altitudes to which they soar, and the strong but harmonised contrasts in which they stend to each other, are elements of effect that ere warmly at all diminished by the frippery of the ornamen tation ; which ia, in fa* entirely overw he lmed by these noble and forcible festems Let ne candidly confees that this one view is of a mantissas, not wholly disproportionate to the prodigious cost otmeney at which we have purchased it ; end ht us not refuse le cy the sight of it, for reasons which, if allowed to ladasnas us in other mos, would de prive us of the pews, of infram plow° from some of the greatest efforts of Mini 111/la art.—National Re. cow, new number. Busetelot - s Cass.—A sleet time ago the wife of a man in the seoploymont of a sespertable brawn in the neighbourhood of • haft litais lowa in the ward of Lemarbehles died essamoton unidosly. bid two week. paned over when Its heath in the lammohaid wee filled up by the widower loess he.. a amend wow. The unseemly conjunction of lstitht ad bur W, lower, weld men to be tolerably well sessmeled Ike is pest by die Set of the newly-married wife Wag tar silvanted be poupaacy. Information baying bets awmaged lathe ressarskstraFiacal of the district ordts• wale kmasailaip lonossilad Is have the body of the doesonsd vile mind mod sahmilled to a suitable eased:talks. The 01111111•111 of ale swaseda have been secured, and will nolsaln amino • sairehing analysis. North BritSA Daily Zia MINES.-THIS DAY Two *Two'. On ing portly to the settlement, the market for home milling stocks is to-day quiet. Wheal Ede ard s'.. , ares are rather flat, and are marked in the Stock Exchang,e, 4/. In other descriptions there is no striking v ariation. Co'we shares are marked 49. Foreign and colonial descriptions arc generally neglected. Suijoined is the official list of yesterday, furnished from the Mining Exchange. This list is now framed upon a difforent principle, only the closing quotations being given. We are informed that the lower figure is in each case that at which there are buyers, whilst the higher figure represents the pretensions of the sellers Catherine and Jane, 9s. 6d., 10s. 6d.; Hest Alfrcd, is Bast Russell, 21e. 265.; East Trettsis, 6, 6 ; Great Alfred, 71, 71; Ilenidefoot, 7,7 C; Lady 125., 13a. , Nantes and Penrhiw, 275. 6d., 30e. ; North aset, 141, 15; Wheal Harriet, 10s., 12s. 6d.; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 191. 20; Wheal Lade" Ms, 40a. ; Wheal Dee lawny, 231, 251. The bolt yearly stetting of the Dun Mountain Capper Mining Company is called for the 22nd inst. The first ordinary general meeting of the San Fernamla (Cuba) Consolidated Cop pe r Mining Company is called for the 211 rd inst., to elect a - board of directors. At the two monthly general meeting of adventurers in Great Wheal Baddern Mine yeeerday ; the stomata showed a moth balance of 1191. 84. 2d., and an estimated balance of Habib:lea over swats of 4991.34.7 d. A call of 2e. per share has been made, payable forthwith. This mine will sell 22 tow of lead ore on Thursday. TUBSDAT VITNT:4O. The market for Immo mining stocks to-day was not active, but steadiness was generally exhibited, cue-it as regards a few descriptions, including shame in East Basset, North Wheal Basset, and North Frances, which were flutter. Great Wheal Alfred shares continue in good demand, and have attained a further advance. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARS-LANE:-THIS DAY. The Arrivals thus far this work of all descriptimus of grain bare been moderate. Our market today was very thinly attended by buyers. who transacted little or no bind nee • in any article, the fineness of the weather having its usual depressing influence upon their minds, and the ca. tue 01 all grain, in the abeenee of transactions of moment, must bo considered nominally the same no on Monday lost. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON mom JULY 13 TO JULY IS. 159119.15 & &mob. IMO. 90,9940. W 1999 D Wu .... nil u* Woo Oata Walt I 1190 • • Ilver tomb :100 aria. • BUNCINO-LANE.-THIS DAY. St JAR. —The market continues inactive, and prices are Lily ad. lower then last week. Refined lumps quoted 684. to eod., partly nonage!. Core/E.—The market romans steady, but the importers are free sellers. TZA.—This article is tether dell of sale ; a limited business done in common oongou at le. 2d.; the quotation is 19. 2d. to Is. 20. Hr :E.—Prime are %shade lower, with entailed demand. Co rrosi.—This market is very active and prices hove an upward teedeney, 1,000 bales sold yesterday end the demand it good this morning. lanion.—The public males, consisting of 12,400 chests, commenced yesterday; 1.000 chests weed auction, 600 wee] withdrawn, 1.50 bought in, 250 wild. The gale was postpone.] till noon, in order that the merchants should be consulted, ostho newt , by the Emt India mail was important. The small quantity sold showed au advance of 4d. to 6d. on Benguls suited to the Itussim market; and middling ship ping 2d. to d 1. ; good 2.1. to id. SALTPETNE—Therr has been a full amount of bminem done from 40e. to 44d. 6d., according to refraction and ofielirf • In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quirt at the subjoined quotations —Town tallow 575. nett c soh ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 575. 3d. ; July, 675. ; August and September, 675. 6d. ; October and December, 675. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mama. Pattenden and fkuith report that the accounts continue to come worse and worse from the blighted districts. and the duty kilo declined to 100,00 W. Market very firm. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ncrth Percy Hartley, 15*. 64.; Tonlield Moor, lis Walls End Riddell, 16a. ; Walla End Helton Lyons, lers. ; Wall. End Harton, 18a. ; Walla End Hett ;n, 13a. ; Walla End Hartlepool. 188.6 d.; Wall Eui Trimdim, Ina. 34.; Wars End Kolbe, 18s. 34. ; wide. End Belmont, lOk ; Walla End South Hewn, 18a. 9d.; Walls End Toes, Va.- 32 ships at market. OXFORD ELECTION.--.The Mar having received the writ, he,. appointed 'Mondry, I 20, for the day of nomination. Bo th candidates are supported. Dietriat committees hive been formed, and erntremins is punned by both parties with a rigour which show that the rietog will net be salmi without a severe contest. Mr. Cardwell bus not yet appeared in public. !i ~~,