The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. lliD3 DAY. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. 111.101 'lt it 4 1101 %1t...171101, MS. !Viral ,pgyt. Ma. 11111 Ant ANL. MN. SUM, niuNIWILL w ' . MA KTLITT Mr .1 wilco WiAtenent deli', red the opinion of the sr: la it •• {l4, •I,:et w.; an appeal from the i ;oo.ot of the Court of Comm( n P.eas, wt. ieh set mitts .i.uit ea the weed that it um. the duty of the de• . _ fee!:.-.t to have registered birsee:f as the owner of certain in a cos tucted 0: the eo .t book principle. TM p.s.vt.if was Use owLer of .JJ shares,. which be 801 l sad . . _ tna•tetrtd to the defeadast, with • blank left far his mime, that of sap other person to wi om he might feel disposed 'masks them. ihe &hottest, however, after the tine► r en , refou:cl t pay un tho calla, which the pWetit :;;ro.l to do, &.d the qurstion our wu whether the deft:•' ,at w. 9 h Alta to cunt Cu shares to be repi•tered to t o oen nun., or whether there wao, when the *hues were . • , r, 1, an implied agreement to indemnify the plain ; 11, was of 'minim, and a that qinion the court con ,,r. •tat thr defead.nt wee trAted to register the shwa, t there wee an bathed contract. Under theta eir .rx,t ,aees the rale would be wide atx &ate to set aside the r - • :Et, and to eater a etrdiet f r the plaintiff. J u•lpiaert ace rdiegly. 11/LAMM C. PCIT.-71:1DOIINNT. Ito was an action ter a ►reach et covenant in an spree tato• he which the defendant blond himself to yield op the premise', wh c► are situated at Wo 'WO, in good repel: sad condition, and not to remove any daturas. It was proved that the defendant had fitted up a plate-glum win dow t• the shop so as to make at mne convenient, which window was sot fastened in any other way than by weeps, us that at could be easily r.rnovea ; end that, at the eapiraecia of his term he caused the said window to he removed ■od replaced the old The court below h.ld that the defendant bad to right t restore the window, which was a Ware to all intents sad porpoise. )Ir. Bunn Martin /aid they concurred in the view takes by the Court of Common Pleas, aed dinned the jsdgnest• TIIE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. • - WESTMINSTER. ♦ DILVIAL I'♦TMIL IV,Liss Sherlead, a molter, living at Maidenhead eirt, fit Emitter-hill. Weetauester, woe ettarged with horrible molly to Ellee Ebilead, hr child, aged twelve pen. Cliplaisast, a wracked rivers of misery sod neglect, etia—lns &testiest is my fetter. I have a mother, wile te.d at toms with as, bat Is Low is pro... My father Met se Iset eight with a whip, because he had left seas nosey on the shelf, whisk got lest, ttovgb I knew aothlag shoat it. My faqir was drink: hs WiTer beats as • !Alb hs is sober. My moats: has been away a long while. M. two little sine,, sod brother were the oaly persm is the haw. It. look =swat of bed, and beat us with the ot.p. 1 bad loam's o• bat my chinee. I tried out till noses cane ism the room, sad than 1 went down stain, and was taken to the woektoareet. lime Cur, 206 B, nut—A.)4mi half past one this nom rig I wee fetched to the home. I west apeman sad found the child asked, earopting a bit of a skirt round her body, Creches from the shoulders and halt. The prisoner hod in a patio pendia whip la his head, which he threw away when I emend. I told bin I should take him to the statics, Cies he said, " I'll throw pro oat of the window." I pot swietasee had took him into castody. H• was &malt, bat ham w.I what he was about. Mr. Arno d—Wliat was the eredlcios of tie children ? Warms—Most wretched; I serer saw sapling so bed is my We. lira 111.atheth Perry, the seat wittiest, said—l wee pew isg awl board shrieks sad arise ; I beard the poor child say, "Father, lather, pray doa't boot as say mon, try sad flad tte wfreatry; " bat be kept es bestiary bet. • women told me be ►ad bees Weals, her for two house. I west to ber, she bad so skirt on. She wee asked. I pat the skirt ea bet sad savored her with t►o shawl els now wear I souctd her bath. Bhe had bees mach beaten about sad 111 seed. I sew blood from the marks of the whip oo to back sod thealdets The child wu here examined sad her back appeared time Bees amerce Isetrations resetting from the should,» does ti the waist. The gotta perch* whip (a stoat riding wh'p with a this point) was prodused is court. ♦ eeriest said that besides ths lactratiors exbl. had oa the body sad shoulders, the child's lip were lite rally severed with wounds. A sane from the, workhouse* proved shit the child's beck Tes blo•dirg ver7 mech. Thera WIT, similar lejsuise cm bath thighr, sad the calves cf the legs. AU the children were is the most filthy state. ♦ seat door aaigt‘our to tho mused proved bearing fearful cries of distress from the child, fo:kalf as hour. She resesistrated, but he continued to beat her. Wit.,. ROM heard cries before. The esso was adjoined, i• order to procure the 'sidling, of other perms in tne seine holm, to snow prisms's'. pre ens' trestmeat of the child. ROBBERY OP BILK. &Outfit Dakotas, WiWu lto . b - s3s, Hoary Jesse, sad Gouge Irtiag, the four nee who have but several tines h trots Mr Conic, ea the outgo of Mullet rib the 'alas of 5001., the property of Mean. Heyward sad Emu., of Waterloo -hosts, Battle-ltridp, were brought op and spin reasaded until Mosdsy sett, for the produc t:ea of farther oviducts. ➢4llllO 11011 WAY 10111IST WITS VIOLINCL Mary Ones was platted at the bar, before Mr. Conte, charged with Wallas a entree weigh sad gold Albert sham the property M Kr. Isms Willis. Nielson. It upend from the evideso., that on &Urdu Wit, shoot 12 o'sioek, the preseurar, who wee a little " fruit." sot prisons, moor the tennis,' of the Grist Northers Hall way, at Hiag'e•erow. After having seas slight eta venation with hiss, she eseght hold of his arm, sad they "kid together op Maiden-lest. Whoa eau Mesksa tem.@ he felt &jerk at kis wateh-ensid, sad, spite leak* dews, toned that ►is watc► and gaud INTO gees. He aught hold of ter sad c 41ed apes the polies for assist lace ; bet while se @snored same sea ems ap, struck his on the left ample, sad knocked Mu 'Weedy is the potted. He ion retained kis hold of the moons, sad while es the ' , sand he distinctly saw her pus the watch sad chats to the NS, who doesstpod la various direetioss. Shortly after he met Bur, 217 N, end pee her late hit cutely ; but whoa eke was taken to the swift, sothlsg was loud epos her. Sea was well 'Lawn to the polies as Ue uroaisa of the wont of ekar•cten, sad there was set sub doubt had htes madded with ether re►bates sad vitroass st the sane plus. nut priwaism, la tie most lapudeat limiter, &WM Miri dal" ..1 ..Y As kiww .et►be shout it. Mr. Carrie eeesaitted ha M the Illielletas lieniese CI Wel. SOUTHWARK. trillium Chapman Neils, • nap esabl•-koldse ass. foreman to Mr. Earlb. • timber surebaat, Bleakftlark wen charged with tsabonliviest. lir. %bozo., aporarod for the steeled. Job• Amish* • teelAeadls maker, said hi dials with thr ^rewe•tor, and in Joie last Le paid tba prisoner 71.. to &wish*, 31, end in March 250., tienbar, at •b p'o•seater's promises. He pair witaess neither isvoice net re Isipt TO* prneecetor said the primer had bees is his employ three years, and it wee hie day to t Stet sales, tootles ekn 1, stvi eater nett ie be book, sad aftorwarda to bawl , t. t't e,taoes He did aot think this prisms" bad ia !h. 1/ or 25r., but be would withdraw that por ts.. it. etterre. He, however, had set paid the 7s. ; PI. he was rattails of. In ercia•sesisatina by Mr. 8 iforave, proserattr said that tie priseeer Weld have paid over the 31. sad 265. and rrlwed nosey of prieoiter st tines, but had Case' teptit his. The mossy • s 80 ..ti0100 to sorry Us ',20 4.50. Tb. 7a he wee 1111 f, the pesoser bad sot paid twin Ihere went ober mob, he believed, thee be had set 4, 4 Iherrfnre M GAN for a reaseed. Mt A' Beebett said he had se sbjoetias tea roam& bit " the presents, led darted that Mere was semi trawl te.weea them, he thebld liberate him so lis swo (17 174 L PayaL-0142 SHILLINO DAT. MON. Orr, Jrms 23 7mo; am* ti uelt , t4. 477; lees' v4"11."' 7'9" 1 e eathtdral of Ores, ia Hungary. is to be MOW 71et °l s t !Pima, hat Angst, sad Li•rt, As pianist, who la • eatasea• a Base Kt the tatiesies. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) Tke SPZAKIR took the chair at twelve oThck. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Clrobary North. d:. , — Du riete — R,ad Bill; the Colmar dad LlaiVadeo Read ; sad the MP' ydd Railway Bina were read a third lie. sad parsed. NA WAB OF SURAT TREATY BILL. Sir F. KELLY moved the third reading of this bill. The government, by the ermirrom'es they bad offered, bad conceded the joatrees of this claim, and now the only oppo nent, to the bil 7 were the East Irdia Company. 8 r.l. W. HOOO moved as an amendment that the bill be read a third time this day sin months, end observed that if the government really did admit the claim, they ought to be uheined of themselves, as for the last ten yeses they had maintained a dirctly oppi sits opinion. (Laughter.) The same was first decided by Lord Ellenborougb, in India, viten decision was afterwards adopted and sctod on by Lord IVron, Lord B. den, Lord Dalhousie, Sir C. Wood, and his right hon. friend the President of the Board of Control. The present claimants bad no right to the annuity either in law or equity, and although the government had discreditably 'unordered, he should fight the battle to the lest. His experience is this ease would make him cautious in futuriehow he trusted to the ski:wry ' eni.put of the gov-rnment. (L•tighter ) They had coerced him into giving his assent to the second reading of the bill, ant be very much regretted that he gave way then; bat to eonvir ted was he of toll illegality r f this claim, that he would not allow it to page without making a final sprat to the levies of the house to arrest its farther peeress. (len.) [The debate was proceeding when our report left.] THE SOUND DUES COMMITTEE.-THIS DAY. This committee met spin this afternoon, Mr. Vtuazeie is the chair. Mr. Thomas R. Amcor?, a merchant and shipowcer of Liverpool, and ammber of the Chamber of Commerce ia that town, was examined. He said the ',object of the Sound Dues had been very much discused of live by the Chamber of Commerce, sod two nal menial, had been test to the Tree nary prsyiog for some arrangement by which the dues might ►e abolishes. Ose of thole memorials was sent in 1863 and the other last year. The witness read an abstract of the second memorial, which, se the chairman observed, did not tray so insets for the abolition of the dues themselves u that they should be levied at some port when the ships stopped to deliver their eargoes, and that they should not be annulled to interrupt their voyage at Elsinore; the Chamber of Commerce were air° of opinion that the dues s►ould be paid on the eargoes, not on the s►ips. The ameaat paid by Liverpool anunally towards the Sound Dues we. tram 100,00 W. to 120,00 W. The committee afterwards examined older mercantile witoelees, who complaised of the esistirg sods of levying the dues. ELECTION OF SEERIFFS.-(THIS DAT.) The election of sheriff, for the City of Loudon and Middlesex took plaits at ose o'clock t►is day ha the Guild ►all, he the protease of a large camber of the live:lms* of the City. Mr. J. J. Willi end Mr. Frederick Keats desired to be pat in nomination for the year ensuing. the two aldermen (Laurent. and Erglston) neat in rotation having notified a wish that their nomination should be postpaid until the neat year. ♦ few esisstee after see o'clock, with the usual for malities, the Lord Mayor took his pile), amenspenied by several Alarm's, the Tows Clerk, Remambranaer, sad ether dela fasetiosarim. The Recorder stattd that the liverymen lad been celled together for the election of the Sheriffs for London and tiidJl.eea, for the year essaing. The Common &least having sanoluseed tdat Mawr'. Eariktra, Lawreaar, and Kochi had already been nomi nated. Mr. Bicknell thou proposed, and Mr. Roberts seconded the nomination of Mr. Frederick Kean. The names wen Ursa pat, when no ham!' wars held rip for Aldermen Bailment sad Lawrence, the liverymen anima mot—" Nest year, or ems them,"—and a forest of heads was held op for Mr. John I up% Menhi sad Mr. Frederick Keats. Mr. Sheriff Kennedy thee declared that Meson. Muhl end Keats were unanimously elected. The Chamberlsis sad other clams were then elected, and the proowdiap leaded. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o•Craas. The railway share market continues very strong, with a favourable tendency. In many awn prices show a further advance. Berwick", Yak and North Midlands, and Oxford and Worcester', are especially buoyant. Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, Lanca shire and Yorkshire, Midland, Manchester and Sheffield, North Briti sh, and South Eastern shares, besides others, are in request. London and South- Westerns are rather more offered. Great Western stock, after rallying to 621 to 63, has again fallen, and exhibits much heaviness, _ _ Paris and Lyons shares are higher, whilst Grand Trunk of Canada have declined. OIDDIAIT SHARES AND MOM sew* 10.44 , y to 10.0. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, NM LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE MEETING. (UT ILICTRIC The following an herr, :—Cannobie, Yorkshire Grey, Hosayesekle, Whitslook, Artllirry.Coney, Bolton, Proddy, St. Clair Lilly, Peek, Gaedy, Zeta. Warlo:k, 17.1liers, Kies o f Scotland, Boughton , Angelo, Van Wield', Good Friday, St. Andrew, Phceoir, Atwell, Polka, Pres tos, Olds Hawk, and Gay. P. 14 for sit. Ceastesay, Braley, Little Bird, sad Courtier. STOCKBRIDGE. A *amino—Forbidden Froit, Victor* Assad, Tyro, sad LATEST BETTING. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 4to 1 opt King of tiortlood (,) 6to 1 Peek (9 10 to 1 Lord Alfred (t very freely) 12 to 1 Cam:obis (t) 20 to 1 Bohm (t) 6to 1 Ikett's lot (•) 12 to 1 Mr. Matlter's lot (t) Sir W. Williams has been invited to dine et the Amoy amt Navy Club. St. James sown, ma Selmeday out Oa the following Monday he or.II meths • stmlise compliment at the heeds of the Valise link. Oisb t of eliiii• mama body the &last orient hostess a wake he metal years. An imposing festival took place at Spa on the 19th. It sal to celebrste thr inauguration of eter the Giese. het, presented to the iehabitants by Prises Anatol D.. ride', le Oneumeinesties of the celebrated Clues sojourn there in 1717. Thtf but to east in Drones from Florence by Rauh, the talented Persian sculptor. A speech, specially netideg the formes!' sonnezios between the object of this festival sad the state of psalteries !eerily seasleded in Meter, was delivered by Herr Goma , the hargeorder of Spa. entrant EintOSIOW 114 LONDON.—Yesterday the asses! genial nowise of no Landes Dianna Chunk Beinty was held at Willis's Roan, the lath ' Wino( Gunnery pennieg. Hie sere. la *pea*, the =Padwelt epee exertion of the s dimes to treat notches I. Batbsel-gross sad Sher ports of the ennopolis. Hs expressed a bey* that lordship's good 'sample would finite others who had the view Se teen thimintvis I. the seam good work. The m i m e, was adopted, sad the ..sting Wes addressed by the Bishop of Bt. Aesph, the But Poets, Lord R. Grantor, M P.. the Roe Thomas Dale, the Rey. R. Berber, sad *Wee gratiewso is support of resolution Mtn( forth the onion of the nen_ „ty sad urgieg th e siesseity of mow oluireiess in the denely-oopalated Murkiest the notrepolle. TIM FATAL ACCIDIRNT ON THE BOOTH EASTERN Rsitwar.—Yasterday Mr. Dulls". the einwer foe Mid- Kest, opened so imgmeet of tho Railway Ito, Toslaridgo Wells, relative to the death of Caleb Geseipm, aged 28, as elegise driver es the loath Hasten Railway. Mr. Eborall, the sassmoe; Mr. itahorof , , shin earrison; Alezaader • Beattie. Sot, the lowl residest direttor ; Mr. Cudworth, the losoutoun ingiseor aid other pestles'. eassestsa with the exspamy, won grant Tb. Joey having viewed ten body, whisk oriented a trighthileptolode. Kr. George Gwen, Inner (father of Weessea). owl William Willem, nerd et to. trots to which tbe aselasst boomed, were sailed se obsesses, but their 'videos/ did me @apply say Teets beyond these psbilebed I. est kepesesiss at yaw day. The renalacier t I the *Oases bad re latifs to tho peopriety of nooloying fear or in wheeled re gime is the Uses. It was stated not foar-whooked espies were better for ban beers( nosy soros, Mr. gsglesrl. of asiel:ses Des Works, an essisiest keener tins Issue Wake, statad that be bed swabbed the It.. Asa otAssleslose n the oak, ten, h were good. The tests applied by Me Ileadi Lobos Cuespesy we the sane es *NS MOW" ell sow lin Mar lon. sad there gem at His. wiry Isis-wheel sogotee (Berry.) naming is i widow peas oath' esostry. He Lttribeted the manna to in Mamma as., obis!' so hues. foresight eseta sow. ifs (lorsow lianas stemma up, the Joey, aft, debbs those-quarters of ea hoar, returned a vordist " that OM woe sesidestelly killed by the broads; of the sa of • los motive nine is whisk the was • fa lis tr le at of hag steadies then re ern so @vides(' to !pen." Mr. Batt mewed the jury that everythlAir ' owil be awe by the /imam to provost a noarrean of mob spoirlows. se the latenrews of no easinay, es well es timed die pabile, woe .at deeply iovitleed gutsier. UILWATI Aft . tdies au! RIM JameMs icirallrotwAk 6bn:taw 8111.1611Aa. St Ow. Jane. IDo. do. do. PL. 3 1101 sod ... Oyler mai fielirood Oirk sod Boadoo MIAla sad belted June Dad, Prth.,oodAtooL.l Sodom Oaks. Caw A IN Le. (ita L Oat Lancashire rclizthurgh sad Glissew... Edinburgh cad Peebles... LAiabureb.Perth,Danaes Glower & Santa Walters Cleat Meta etSsotiand... Least LastheTa D — Di. ire7C+l.=.7 rd WeiWhs.) Woe eir& Do. ftworValtryCk. Stk. 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Clow Our lbws Da. aft M. 41e. is. ...... laressake Si TRIM MID MU swan& Illsak... 71 7: 11 : WA-. I iifi.l7.7 'AWL 0 • *mak Delmant et 10 De. pr•LBILILINS M. 10 Nertll IL 10 11.Drt.—D•rwApstAK Ds. dr $ II Ds. Loa p. t., NSJ • 0 Ds. Tata be Pao. • 11•1101101braldra IL U 0 ISLDW•L1111.• IS ail Ililra.P•4l 11 A • P. M. 0 • .• a 11111• /Da 4• per Ont. LA • al. 10 %Fr •L.—.. ' V NM 41 DM. ft 10 Was p.••• SI di If If 016 dr •p. • I q orealriailliboftet. I i 14111 4 in I+ 52j lii! Ut lie H u 7 11l lii + Oh 1 li II i ni II I bit 14i II 11 II I: I ni li i N. I • § IN 4 * 7 224 !TO DANIS. aD , PT PS Il i sit si fe. To# 70 # 61 md Of 41Jad 111 • u• ii asi ly 4i II 1111 Pa tea ita lie 181101 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY, Two o'CLocw. The funds remain very firm, at the closing quotations of yesterday. Business is chiefly diverted to the railway share market, which continues good in character. Console are quo.ed 913 to lex div. for the 10th July. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 943 to 95; the New Three per Cents. at 953 to 3; Bank Stock, at 217; Exchequer Bonds, - • at 992 to / ; Exchequer Bills at 10s. to 13,. prem.; and India Bonds at 14s. prem. Ihe New Loan scrip is quoted 3 to 31 pram.. . . . forkiiil Six per bents. have risen to 1031 to 104, and the Four per Cents. to 104 j to 1051. Other foreign stock* are well supported. The sales com prise Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 1011 and 1001; ditto, Four-and•a-Half per Cents., 97 ; ditto, Five per Cents., 1829 aid 1839, 100; Chi lian Six per Cents., 103 ; Equador New Con solidated, 141; ditto, Provisional Land '%Vae rants, 5; French Three per Cent. Scrip (second loan of 1855). 5 prem.; Granada Active, at 191 ; Mexioan, for 30th June, 231; Peruvian Fonr-and-a- Half per Cents., 79; Russian Four-and-a• Half per Cents., 981; Spanish Old Three per Cents., for se count, 47; ditto, Deterred, for account, 251; the Committee's Certificates, 61, 6, el per cent. " ' The amount of specie brought in by the Africa from New York is considerable, being stated at about 187,0004 Probably • portion of this is on French account. The exchange at New York on London shows much steadiness. . . The Bank of Eegland yesterday purchased the gold brought in by the Medway and Marco Polo. The aggregate remittances by these vessels amounted to 620,0001. in gold dust and sovereigns. The corn market retains an upward tendency. English wheat yesterday wu quoted 2s. to 3s. per qr. higher than on Monday week. The French grain markets are also rising. Since last Friday 23 floating cargoes of grain have arrived off the coast, viz., 13 of wheat, eight of Indian corn, one rye, and one beau. In the letter recently published, addressed by the late John &disk, of infamous memory, to his brother James, in which the former gives the latter special instructions for an extraordinary " cooking "of the accounts of the Tipperary Bank, there occurs an allusion which seems to have Riven rise to anxiety in some quarters. The writer alleges that the nefarious system which he recom mends to the adoption of his brother is analogous to that carried out by the managers of three other banks. The names of the three institutions were suppressed, from prudential reasons, by the Master of the Rolls, and have oonsequently been withheld from publics. tin. It may be useful if we state that these names have been ascertained, and prove to be those of three joint-stock banks, t►e position and management of which preclude the idea that the charge referred to can have any foundation. It is useless to speculate upon all the motives by which the guilty writer of the letter in question may have been actuated, aid the public will scarcely require the caution that so , collations from so tainted a source must be taken for merely as much as they are worth. It is to he hoped, however, that shareholders and directors will at least derive from the unprecedented frauds of John 13adleir a practical warning against entrusting unlimited control over their funds to one or two in dividnals. When boards of directors abdicate their functions of supervision in a flagrantly neglectful manner, it does not admit of question that the law ought to hold them personally responsible for all the lose that may ensue. With a view to the satisfaction of the proprietary, the directors of the London and County Bank pro- pose to resume the holding of half-yearly meetings. A meeting is called for the 7th of August, when the half-yearly accounts will bo submitted, and a divi dend declared. The accounts of the London Chartered Bank of Australia. to be presented to the meeting on the 27th inst., state the profit. of the half year ending the 31st Deo. last at 19,4281. 7s. After taking into account the balance of 7,7431. 7s. 9d. against the bank on the 30th June, 1866, and 4311.4.. 4d. set apart towards the preliminary expenses, a sum of 11,1031. 14s. 11d. remains to be dealt with by the shareholders. The third call of 61. (making 161. patd), is to be paid on the new shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia by the 16th of July. The half-yearly dividends are advertised on the following stooks, viz. :—Alabama State Sterling Five pm Cents. (Mews. Gowan and Marx); South Caro line Bonds (Messrs. Palmer, Mackitlop, Dent, and Co.); and Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad Six per Cent. Bonds. (Mesas. Thomsoa Harkey and Co.) The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 22nd of July for the supply of 20,450 bolts of canvas. MONDAY EVININO. Nearly all the Stock Exchange markets are rising. The further advance in the fonds to-day was limited to I per cent., business being inactive, but railway shares met with increased attention, and experienced a fresh general advance. The rapid influx of gold into the Bank is now telling upon the money market. Good bills oat be discounted at 4} per cent, and in the Stock Exchange to day loans were obtainable on stock at the reduced rate of 3to 4 per cent. Under I Si these circumstances it is clear that the Bank most either promptly reduce ita rates, or lose its business. Next Saturday falls due an instalment of one million en the new loan; but, on the other hand, the mass of dividend money will be released in little morn than a fortnight, and will add largely to the supply of capital seeking employment. In the belief that we an on the eye of a farther general reduction in the value of money, investments are stimulated in all quarten. Cowls opened at Saturday's closing quotation of 941 to 1 ex div. for the 10:h of July, and were last quoted 941 to . The official badness report is as follows :—Thrse per Cent. Consols, for account, 10th July, 941, 961 ex die. Three per Cent. Re. dead, 941, 4 1. New Three per Cents., 95/, 1. Three-and.a.lialf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 991. Comeol Scrip (New Loan), 31 prem.l India Bonds, 141. prem. The scrip of the New Loan closed at 3 to 31 pea. Exchequer Bills were strong, at 10s. to 13s. prem., with a good inquiry. Exchequer Bonds were quoted 991 to /. In the foreign stock market attention is still chiefly directed to Turkish Six per Cents., which to-day attained a fresh rise of about 1 per cent., closing at 103 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Ceuta. advanced per cent., leaving off at 1041 to 106. All other securities in this department remain firm. Russian stocks, especially the Four-and.a Ralf per Cents., were In request. New Granada Bonds also met with some business. The Spanish Coupon-Certificates, however, have been more offered of late. The accounts from Paris afford some interesting details relative to the state of the Bourse and to the causes of the severe depression which bas prevailed sines the beginning of the month. It would appear that many of the great capitalists, including some of the powerful financial societies which have lately extracted such large dividend, from the necessities of weak speeslators for a rise on the Bowes, bad begun to feel reasonable misgivings that they could not continue to prop up the current rotten speculation without exposing themselves to serious toss. It was felt to be essenti al to safety that the market should be purged of a large mass of the more embarrassed buyers. With characteristic disregard of the remelts to this unfortunate eases of operators, the leading mosied haws and societies of Paris have poured on the Boers@ for immediate realisation an immense Gamma of matte and shares. The deliveries of secu rities at the beginning of June and at the half moothly share settlement of the 15th inert., are esti mated at no less than nix or seven millions sterling. Of course the Bouree—previously surcharged as it was—was too weak to absorb so large a supply of stock, and prises rapidly declined to a point which rendered a emerges body of speculative buyers unable to most their diagnoses." As moat of these operators bad, is acidities', effected further purohanse r for the account expiring at the eel of the present month, the rules of the Bourn necessitated the forced closing by the authorities of a multitude of accounts representing an enormous aggregate. This process of "executing" the speculators for a rise being nowt it is believed, mainly over, many persons consider the position of the Bovine as essentially firmer, and look for a fresh influx of new purchasers in lieu of those who have been ruined. It is also assumed that the rates of interest at the next settlement will be less onerous than of late, especially as the capitalists who have recently effected such heavy realisations wi I be anxious to employ the money. The supply of money will also be increased by the payment of the half.yearly dividend falling due the 22nd iost. ou the Three per Cent. Rent's, by the Ciddit Mobilier Sociey's dividend of 840,0001., end by the release of the halt-yearly interest on the shares of the Northera of France and Paris and Lyons Railways, as well as on a large number of obligatioce. Eoglish capitalists are like wise remitting money to Paris for investment in favourite securities at the lower prices now careen% On the other hand must be borne io mind the con - 'tut absorption of capital for the bonds of the oid railway companies, in addition to the requirements of more recent projects. By an accidental error yesterday the capital of the newly-projected Credit Mobilier Society for Belgium was stated at 200,0001., instead of 1,200,000 r. Lombardo•Venetian Railway shares, for which thia was specie l set tlio g• d ay, rallied to- day to y! pre m.,be in g apparently rather scarce in the market. The closing quotation was 54 to 5j prem. Riga and Dunaburg Railway shares were quoted this afternoon 21 to prem.; Western Railway of Austria, 11 to 21 prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, to 1 prem.; and Ceylon Railway, 11 to 11 prem. The shares of several of the new banks were in in creased request to day. Ottoman Bank closed at 2; to 21 prem.; Bank of Egypt, at a toy prem.; General Bank of Switzerland, at par ; National Discount, at 5.16 to 7-16 prem.; and Western Bank of London, at par to 1 prem. Other bank stocks were steady. Canada Land shares were fl otter, and South Australian ' Land better. Victoria Duck shares have advanced to 1 to 2 prem., and Peninsular and Oriental New Shares to 6to 8 prem. St. Katharine Dock stock was dealt in at 85 ; Australian Royal Mail, at 3.1; General Screw Steam, at 141; and New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land, at 20. The Acadian Iron Company's shares were quoted to y prem. ; Char tered Colonial Fibre, par to prem. ; and English Fibre and Paper Manufacturing, par to 1 prem. According to a telegraphic despatch from St. Petersburg, the decree granting the concemion of the Riga and Dunaburg Railway to the company lately formed here has been signed by the Emperor. All the requisite documents are expected to be received in London this week, preliminary to the appointment of a settling day in the shares by the Stock Exchange committee. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocz. In the market for British mining stocks some of the chief transactions are is Alfri d Consols, South Telgus and Drakewalls shares, all of which show firmness. National Brazilian shares are in request, and are marked 31 and 3}. In the Stock Exchange. Santiago de Cuba shares have also been dealt in at 41. Other foreign mining et•curities are inanimate. Subjoioed is • list of yesterday's transaction, in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange: Minfog Exchange official list : Alfred Consols, 15/, 161, 1, 151,1 /, 161 ; Cook's Buchan, 835.61.; Devon Buller, 208.. 21e. 225. 64.• ' •Drakewalls, 32a. 61 , 351.; Great A' fred, 2f, I,}; North Basset, 34i, South Coodsurow, 11e.: Bonus Tolgue, 120, 1221 , 126 Testy Coasol., Bs. 61.; Trevreths, 31. I ; Wheel Basset, 320. 326. In the Stock Exchange : North Basset, 361. 36 (with dividend) ; West Basset, 34; Great Poloootb, 1,1 • Wheel Render, 21, j ; South Devon, I ; Fort Baweo, J. 31 , 3s. 91. The prospectus of the Ruhrort Coal Mining Com pany I. issued. The company is possessed of twelve co cessions of a coal field, comprising upwards of 3.000 English acres, in the valley of the Ruhr, abut ting on the Rhine below Dusseldorf. From the faci lities of transit by water and railway, and from the extent and quality of the seams, the promoters deduce the infetenee that the coal can be produced at a ooet calculated to yield a very remunerative return. The capital is fixed at 159,9961., in 26,666 shares to bearer of 61. each. This capital is stated to be amply soffi cient to provide for all expenses, and to establish a colliery with two pita doable of supplying with ease from 200,000 to 300,000 tons of coal per annum. The sum to be paid for the twelve concessions is 30,0001. in cash, std 59.0001. in shares. Inde pendently of the purchase of the property, it is men tioned that upwards of 20,0001. has already been expended upon the works, &c. The advisability of selling or leasing a portion of the company's coal field is to be hereafter considered. The company is established at Cologne as a Some.e en Cocomandite, with limited liabLity, and is to be formed into a Societe Anonyms. A deposit of 21. per share is to be made upon eubscribing. Until the works ere in operation, five per cent. interest is to be paid :o the shareholders. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (BY KAGNITIC TRLSORAPIL) (71011 OUR OWN CORRISPORDIXT The attendance at our inaiket this day was fair. Wheat wee in moderate request, at as advance on the ►rice of Tuesday bet of 4d. per bashed. There was a good demand for floor. Spanish at la. per sack; Amerman 6,1. per barrel dearer. laths& con had a dull sale. Other articles unchanged. The weather moist. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) 800ki.—The market hes opened without mistrustful, but the public Wes are going off at about previous rates. liss flaed—The market is quiet and rather lower. Grocery lamps. 665. to 68e. 61. . . . Corrss.—This article wisaisa without alteration. No publae sale of isportasee to.day. TL.—The trade are recopied with the samples of the public .du f.t t:-morrow. la public —Thu snide is very dull. The puhlie sales today were bought is shore tt• wallet liaise. Burgs'. 145.; Baogeou, 9s. to 9.. 6.. . . Rua has a steady appearance, but no sales of imp s:mace ferried. Otb.—LMseed quoted 331. 10e. COTTON —No ralm reported. EIALTPSTRI. —Retreat°. 6 per cant., sold et 21.. 6d.; rafraetiec, Id, at 28.. 6d., which were very full prices. CLovirs, isper‘rd from Sydney, told at dt.. la Odin articles ao alteratioa. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The minket is steady, bat sot active. Tows tallow is quoted 465. sett cash ; Petersham Y.C. on the spot, 46e. 3d. ; his, 46s ; Oct. to Dec , 475. to 47e. 34. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. -- --- Mr. B. J. Davis report► trade wittout alteration. Prime meadow by, 90.. to 1001.; superior, 106 e. to inferior, 60e. to 80e.; sew. 60s. to 80s.; rem, l'Or. to 905.; rinser, 100 s. to 135'.; reread cut, 951. to 1201.; straw, 28. to 33e. GRAND REVIEW ON SATURDAY NEXT, AT ALDIUNOTT.—Her Majesty intends reviewing the troops encamPod at Aldenlott, Oa Saturday see, the 28tIvieramt (be anniversary of her coronation). It is 'sheeted that tally 16 000 men will be under arms, including ths Swiss sod German Legions, several depot companies sad regi moots of infantry of the Um, the Kerry Militia, eight equadrose of e 'Tait', two Said batteries of Royal Arran, besides a few regiments that Ray arrive from the Crimea is the let. via. His Royal Memos the Duke 01 Cam bridge will commend them. The Duchess of Gloucester had a dinner party last evening at Gloucester-house, fa easeettmeat to Maier- General Sir William F. Williams, the What defender of Han. A select party mat the gallant General, is/Aud is. Ms Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, Genera/ Sir Colin Campbell, Lord Berghersh, Colossi Panlett Elo mins; Ike. The Repel Dustless %Romanis bad an 'vow ing piny. His Royal Highsess Prince Ones of Swedes sad the steatben of his suite, the Deka sad Duchess of Beaufort, the Deke et Bstelesekthe Dacha of Rush Rae& the Merebleales of Abercont, the Illatchioness of Ily, Ste Marquis eel Mereltiosees of Westeiaatar, the Merv& sad Mereltieeess of Breedelbaae, the Berl of Powys, tie COlallaist Janet, the Bari and Coentm of liadduigtsm, the Cosatele of Hardairke, the Earl sad Comtism of Yaw elesSeld, Lord ßeda/Ides, Lord sad Lady Wealoth, • very lugs party were present. diMM•Mill 1