The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-24 00:00:00

Witnese—Six months ; and his conduct during the whole o f that time has been so brutal that it would not be ren amed at if she destroyed herself instead of him. HY con duct has been so bed that when I heard he had taken poison " I hope be will not recover." The prieouers wife was sworn, sod mid th►t for three months of the six they were married, he had behaved with {rest unkindoees and violence, and she was obliged to leave him on that account. The prisouer was remanded for a week. THE HORRIBLE MURDERISLINGTON. OF A GIRL AT ADJOURNED INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) EXAMINATION OF THE ACCUSED. This afternoon the investigation into the cirenm statcse of the abduction and murder of Elizabeth Anne Rueter, aged seven years and nine months, was rimmed by Dr. Whetter, one of the coroners for the county of Middlesex, at the Florence Arms, Florence-street, Islington. The proosedinp excited increased excitement in the neigh bourhood, and crowds of persons assembled in the vicinity of the court. The inquest had been adjourned, in order that an appli mtion should be made to Sir George Grey to have the pri soner produced before the court. To this application the Home Secretary returned a favourable answer, and to-day . . . . Clarke was brought up in custody of Inspector Wiseman. The Coroner addressed the prisoner, and said that before any farther evidence was taken he proposed to road over the depositions already taken, in order that he (Clarke) might hear bow the case at present stood. The prisoner said that his counsel, Mr. Dickie, was not present, and be should therefore wish that the case might be postponed for a little time until he should arrive. The Coroner said that it was then a quarter of au hour pad the time fired for the opening of the court, and the prisoner should have given timely notice to Mr. Diakie to be present. The prisoner said that be bad not himself received seal _ . . . cient notice of the hour tired. His mother had hardly time to make the necessary arrangements. The Coroner said that he would at all emote propped at ones with the reading of the depositions. The reading of the very voluminous depositions was then proceeded with. When the evidence of Mr. Rowe was read, the memorandum relative to the confusion of the prisoner that he had taken liberties with a little girl in October, 1861, was not at hand. The Coroner said to the prisoner—i presume you know the documents alluded to. Yon confused to some acts with regard to the girl mentioned. Prisoner—l know something was written down, and I should know if that was the document if I saw it. He (Mr. Rowe) has told, however, a great many falsehoods. The Coroner said that the prisoner should have an °ppm , temity of making any remarks presently. The reeding of the depositions was then c ontinued. William fitrrAbree was thee called. He mid that he lived at 12, Ivy-lane Amami. He knew something about the gold strriods Iwo:laced. On last Whit Tuesday a son of his was employed at Mr. Bodeen, a butterman, in Church. street, Shoreditch. He (the son) was met by a person in the street who asked him to purchase them. He refused at first, but, being pressed, he gave 3d. for them. He brought them home, and witness chastised him for having bought them. He mid that the person who sold them bad on a corduroy suit and a billy cook hat. He was, he said, a youngish man. The Coroner said it was most lamentable that the sows evidence could not be produced. Shortly after the emu:- ranee mentioned he became ill and was removed to St. Bortholomew's Hospital. The very morning after the polies heard of the affair and called on him be died suddealy. The witness said behest his son for purchasing the earrings, because be told him it was only encouraging rascals to rob little children foe the sake of the few pence they could get. His son said that the young man was about witsiews's own height, that be bad black hair, and a somewhat foreign look. (Every eye was here turned upon the prisoner. He was perhaps an inch taller than the witness, who was rather under the middle height. His dark hair sod somewhat sallow complexion, as well as a peculiar prominence of the eyes, had an unmistakeably foreign appearance.) Witmer said that be read in the papers that the earrings had not bees found with the remains of the child. He therefore mentioned the matter to the polies. Wm. Hunter was then celled, and said that her daughter wore earrings precisely similar to the cam produced, but she did not like to swear positively to them. Coroner—Owe of thou is larger and thicker than the other. Was that the mu with thou of your daughter! Witmer—Yea, sir, precisely. They are exactly similar ; bat I could not swear to them as I did to the boots. I bought m d;eeht;r7isariingeTs PTetticoTt.leae,;/eJew, e mouth baore she was lost. I gave 15d. for them. Herbert Stammers, 136 N, said that en Friday lad be received information that Mr. Shrcebree had gold wires in his possession. He went to Mr. filtroslxue, who at once gave up those produced, and said that hie boy bad bought them in the street. _ . "— lnspector Wiseman laid that at Tuesday be went to the I wards of St. Bartholomew'. Hospital, and there maw Thomas Shrosbree. The latter wild that be bad bought them from • man in Shoreditch. He mid be could identify the man who sold them. Witness made arrangements to have him brought hither in • cab this morning, but the boy unfortunately died on Wednesday, at 3 o'clock. At the time witness saw him be was walking about the hospital, dressed, and site», was given to understand be was »- covering. Witness asked him particularly whether anyone was with him when he bought the earrings, but be said there was not. The boy was aged sixteen seas. Herbert Steamers, 136 N, was then rec He mid that on the 7th inst. he was instroceed.by Mr. Wilma. to look after and apprehend the prisoner. After searching 100 louse he met Clark coming oat of • bones in Lever. street. Witness asked him his name, and whether he bad worked at • florist's in the New North-road sixteen months ago. He replied in the affirmative. Witness said he was a detective, and that he (Clarke) should go with him and Goes to the 'tattoo-house. The prisoner mid he should not soupier be knew what for. Witeees Slid, "Then I will tell you. Do you remember a little girl being taken off at that time ?They have found ber body in Mr. Rowe's plans, and we want you for that." Witness asked him who bad ebarge of the km at that time, and beat tint said that he had. In reply to witness be said that at that time he wore • billy-cock hat turned up st the sides, end that it was in big room. Wit. nets found a billy -clock bat, bat it was not turned up at the sides. Witness said that he also found a blue rough coat. The prisoner bare with great seergy, cad indeed rudeness, crossexamined the witnes.i. He said—You say you went to a hundred houses—tell me which they were. Witness—A home ie Lever-street. Prisoner—One house is not • hundred. Where else' Did you not go to Ashton-street, and did they not tell you that you could fled me at 31, Levee-skeet' Witness laid not. The Coroner said he did not see the use of such a line of examination. Prisoner —Did you Mid a blue coat ? Witnem—Yes. Prisoner—Will your swear that? It is important, hr cause the boy who bought the nags describes the dress. Witness—l have swore. Prisoner—Falaely sworn. The Compeer rebuked the prisoner for his insolent*. The prisomer was tben placed back among a crowd of men at the end of the room. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1863. tows. SHARE bIBT&—(THIS DAY.) Cl"l edte 4 Z °N 1 • Stodag W I pr. Two o'CLoct. There is not much business to-day in the e t market for British railway stocks, but prime gene rally are well maintained, and in some instances an I improving tendency is observable. Midland and go Great Eastern have advanced per cent, while the other leading lines are quoted the same as at four o'clock yesterday. London and at North Western stock is now quoted 102 1 to ; Midland, 124 to 129 ; Great Western, w 66} to 67 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to i2 l; Caledonian, 1201 to 121/ ; South Eastern, 92 to ; N f Great Eastern, 631 to ; Great Northern, 1 111 to 129 } ; and London and South Western, 106 to 107. II Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are better, 1 and Dutch Rhenish and Sambre and Meuse doll. N Great Western of Canada still exhibit a drooping 11 tendency. The Indian lines are steady. OLOULIAT MAUS AND /11100[11. gh• IPi I =mum I y akra r ral I to N easy y t I pas. lasa.,ll4l.laatalla. loam. 11.4. C.. abed mad las6B/ ...- Oak and Beaks- ... De. ki £ so eh. latil De. Bjp.alagalllioD DOME mad I...vta. Se Si 86 87 1201 1211 DviNL,Poirtb, &AULT:, Idlaborgli and Giugo. Obogow & B. Woolen Groat &dam Do. A Mock. Do. Zed Anglisa Dreg Nara it Soudan. Groot Norelsorn Do.A I Arlo. so ay. an D 6.11 f Op ot. la psbd I Da. *milt& Wool. (Dm Gnat Wakes Do.O•oweroLGoa.ll l / 1 lasorialso& Irodoldr Lobos soil Dasokwall & LW Do. & ram lowlookllosiltWoskr , 160.01INLAUsenio. 1 Yarned sad Carlisle.. Do. Now 40 U 16 16 95 96 110 In 63 64 60 61 14 66e 123 MD 129 )30 136 140 101 103 061 67 113 1133 77 78 117 119 433 413 1013 1033 138 107 44 46 er Do. New Do. Mrs.&Dwbg. NM. Wo. an.) Do I Shares Ind Kent Mid Cent (Cry Line) Nor* Do.ll4ll3..Perth, Dtuso 12 ni :i 1 pm 1 129 4 pm If 92 64 1 66 1 26 23 103 1031 I. ININIIIII•WIROM Do. G.I4.Z.Tm , Do. Lodi Do. Tort Do carildo 69 00 90 01 iwoisz, ircaiiiiAsic -- ---- Do. Now North lisdordsedre— ltavalktWootona ea SoolAtob Osotral lootlish N. I. kbor.itt Birewebary & Wololipi Union B. To laso rkah W . . 4 Sim Du Wootton a oldodh Doili oo neion Do Ao 1868.... Do do 186061.... Tod Vats Do B Do 0 US 120 ,4 11= 1t 122 124 47 all 90 101 60 62 31 88 92 026 70 72 100 102 71 a Is 89 10 11 pm 8 1 3 Pak tu 61 66 Pc6 9 pal 8 be: ---- yr. ae iiii Vidal& Ma • M ahe Waterford • Kaunas Wag Cornwall W.Hartlepootnartatta Ilraat Widlend:7oace. TO Si 7.M1 150 DING MONEY MARSHY.-(17115 DAY.) Two demo& The tendency of the stock markets to-day is again favourable. The funds are especially strong, and have attained a fresh rise of per cent. The chief impulse still rests with investments by the public, but a good effect has also been produced by news of a further slight recovery on the Paris Bourse. English railways are firm, and in two or three in stances rather dearer. Foreign stocks are like- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARICLAND.--(THIS DAY.) Mearesly any fresh Eoglidt wheat was received op today, coastwise or by lood•carriage. Good and fine samples were in fair request, at full quutatioas. Inferior kinds moved off heavily, at prices about equal to Monday. We were fairly supplied with foreign wheat, fresh en well as ex granary. Millers purchased cautiously ; never theless the currencies were supported. Floating cargoes of grain commanded very little atten dees ; nevertheless prices may be considered steady. The show of both English and foreign barley was very limited. Must of the samples on offer were disposed of, but no change took place in the quotations. Fine malt wee scarce and in request, at very full prices. Other kinds were quite as dear as lsat week. There was a fair demand for oats, and late rates were well sok:tad. The supply on offer was very moderate. moved off heavily; bat no decline took place in their value. The eels for peas was very inactive, on former terms. The supply of American dour was oa the increase, and the demand for it was rather heavy, at previous currencies. English qualities moved off slowly. New rapeseed realised 645. to 68e. par quarter. Linseed was very firm in prim. Other seeds, as well as cakes, were a dull inquiry. CURRENT PRICE& Ikentl6l. Per Qr. Went. & resex.Xent, red. new 40 to 61 Ditto, white.. 40 to 611 Norfolk sad Lincoln rail _ 40 to 60 Per Qr. Malting MattBing Grinding......... 46 to V OATS. a_ a /ketch, potato 23 to 26 Lrioh, white b/or-k BEAN& _ _ _ MALT. Faaer, Norfolk, and Suffolk BO to 88 Kingston and Ware 67 to 88 Brown Old sad new ... 34 to 36 OATS. English, feed lB to 22 potato n to X tookh, feed Per - gr. Dentzle nigs and Ko berg SO to ILL R9a4ock tit Yeekiss- _ SO to 6t barg Danish 46 to 60 liimaian, bard soft American. red „ white . 40 to U Grinding - Distilling Malting OATS 43 to V 30 to $4 to Dab* Mow - lB to ss Ind ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, aCt.. CARRIAGE. FROM JULY 11 insat. fluky. 11414. Osiq now. 6 are. of qrs. qrs. brie. wits. s Emilia sad Scolce i 4170 .. WO 110 .. WO 0 Irish 660 . . .. ii Forego I low mo .. 7110 10:160 110 ii I- li , 11000 1000 000 8070 f 11040 400 8 141 11" Tetal .., SE. liii 10 1 MI LIVERPOOL COTTON dr CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (12 1•20.1110 1/71MATIONILL TILIONAPIL) (711011 OUR owl CORILIMPONDIRT.) COITOW. —Market very firm at advancing rates. Sales, probably T. 600 or 8,000. CORN. —Wheat in good consumptive demand at Id. per ormtal advance. Flour: Good sweet barrels scarce, and bring sixpence per barrel mom money. Indian corn :body demand. Egyptian beans rather dearer. Saadi, 30a 6d. to 31a Oats and oatmeal unchanged. Egyptian wheat firm. U MINCING LANI.—(THIS DAY.) t _ _ . Boami.—The market opened with • fair demand for British West India, at a slight reduction on last week's prime ; the demand since has improved , and pri...es have recovered the decline above noticed. Foreign Wert India have been in good supply, but nearly all that has been offered has been disposed of at about the rates ruliog for British West India. Refined has been dull of sale, and prices of the better sorts of dried goods are rather easier. Coerce.—The demand for plantation Ceylon bas decidedly improved. Prices are now is. above those of teat week : fine ordinary and low middling sold at 7fis. to 79c 6cL ; middling to fine, 130 a to 99a. 2 , IBAiVO Ceylon beg also improved in value ; good ordinary sold at 70s. to 70e. 6d. COCOA 1111 sold heavily. Triaidad grey and middling red, 50e. to 60a. . • fine, Me. to 87s. 6d. Tr.s.—At the public sale held this week there was • larger quantity than usual offered withont reserve. Prices portray were about maintained, except for fine consorts, which went at 3d. decline from the highest point of the market, but sold at some improvement towards the close of the sale. Rica. —The market is not active, no MIDI of importance reported. Ron.—There are buyers of common quality at firm prices, but only • few puncheons cf Demerara have been , sold at ls. 6d.. . . . Srmes.—Priece of black pepper show a alight decline this week but other spices hare sold at about previous prior. The quarterly wiles of cinnamon will be held on Monday next : shoot 1,400 bales Ceylon will be offered. Etatipress.-200 begs of refraction 33 to 3 mold at 37.. cash. . _ ' • • ........ Carron.—The market continues firm with a good bai l:Me doing. Hile. —Russian continuer steady ; oil at 411.10 x. ; new at 404 ____ TALLOW MARKET,-(THIS ?Ay.). TIN market is firm. Tows tallow iv quoted 40► id., set mob ; Petereborr Y.O. co the spot, 43e. 6d. ; August to September. 43e. 6d. ; October to December, 46e. 6d. ; De cember, 47e. ALDER-anOr. —The Bishop of Winchester will consecrate the new military church at the permanent bar racks an Thursday, the 30th instant. The church will be named All Sainte. A TREAT FOR THE POOR.—The cbildren—about 800—belonging to the schools of St. James. Curtain-road, Shoredilch, and more than 100 poor elderly men and women, were taken oe an excursion to the Rye-house, Hertford shire, on Wednesday. The schools walked in procewre to the Great Eastern Railway, beaded by the bend of the 10th Tower Hamlets Rifle Corps, the Rev. J. W. Markwell, WA., the rector. four other clerafesi, the churchwardens, and a party of friends. The children and the poor folks were well entertained, and spent a most happy day. Mr. Markwell's advertisement io the Tina, solicihog aaaistance for the benevolent work of treating the poor with a day's fresh air and pleasure, met with so many kind responses i ; from all quarters that he was enabled to carry out his mos snree with spirit and rumenne. During the day Mr. Henry n Hoare, who takes a deep interest in all efforts for the happiness, improvement, and comfort of the poorer inhabi tants of these east.eod poor districts, favoured Mr. /darkwell sod friends with his presence and support. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.—A meeting of this body was held yesterday at Guildhall, the Lord Mayor pre ' siding. A petition was presented by Mr. Alderman Water aigoed by Francis ' Eagineer for the assent ! of the oorporatioe to a railway projected by him from Wel- brook to the Regent-circus, Orford-street, to run under Newarate-market, across Ferrincdoo-street, udder Chancery lane, Lincoln's-inn-Gelds, and Covent-garden, end near Teo. falgaraquare. capable of extension towards the east to the Fenchurchiereet station of the Blackwell Railway, and towards the west to the Marble-arch, Hyde-Park. After some discussion, the petition, together with the plans and , sections, was referred to the Improvement Committee, A report was brought up from the Library Committee upon the subject of an offer made by the authorities of the Dutch (Murat, Anstinfriara, with respect to their library, which oQes was, on the reorenmeoilation of the committee, ac . septa with thanks. After the tranarictioa of some other • beedoses of no public interest, the court adjourned. A gentleman respectably connected in Man chester, sod the agent of an old metropolitan assurance office, is said to have been missing for eight or nine days pest, and it was at first rumoured that he was a heavy de , fruiter to the office with which his name lies for some years been sesociated. It turns out that he has left some 12,0001. or 14,0001. liabilities, towards meeting which there are but DenarcrivE Feet—Late last night a fire took few setts, but there is reason to believe that if he is a place in the premiers belonging to Messrs. Berkley defaulter to the assurance office the amount will be only and Co., colour manufacturers. The fire was raging in the trifling, probably not over 1 , 00 0 1 . His °Donation wi th that rnanufac tory, which bar a frontage in St. George street office commenced with business worth about 500/.. par aa- Emit. and it was not extinguished until property to a • num from renewal premiums, to which he subsequently considerable amount was destroyed- I added some other commissions. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADINHALL - Hides : Prices : 581bs. to 641hs. 214. to 3d. ; 64th.. t0 7211 e., X to 3.4 d. ; 721b.. t0 80Ibe. 3.1. to 4d. ; 80th.. to Nibs. Ad. to 4d. ; Mts. to 961 be., 4d. to 4141. ; Horse hides, 10.. Od . to lls. Bd. ; Calf skins, light, 2s. to 4s. Od. ; full, 7.. Od. Bll3llollDOW.—Sbeep skies, polled, —s. to —a. —d. ; Dowse Os. Od. to Os. ; Lambs, 3e. Od. to 4s. 3d.; &air bags, Sis. Bd. to 3.. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) gi Meson. Patteoden and Smith report a fair trade doing in 11 the better descriptioas of both English and foreign hops at 81 firm rates. The amounts from part of Weald of Kent 1 sad Sussex come slither more favourable, but the badly m blighted districts are past recovery. Mould continues to m spread in prise( Mid sod Fast Kent. a COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End Hatton. 16s. ; Walls End Trio:idea Hartle. 11 pool. 17a 6d, ; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16e. 3d. ; Walls End South Kenos, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Heogh Hall, 16s. 6d.; I Was End Bello*. lea 6d. ; North Pelton esti, H.. 3d.: Bebeide Hartley, 15s. 3d. ; Hastings Hartley, Iss. skips at market. — William Taylor, 2, Orawford.place, Clerkeowell, said that on the 30th of March, 1882, he was out sod lost him way in the New North-road. He remembered the date for be took a memorandum on a piece of paper. It was ►boot 10 in the e►ening. He should know the spot again, but be did not know the exult name of the side street. He saw a man lead ing a child between seven and eight years old. The man was between 18 and 19. He soddenly took the child up in him arms and ran away with it across the street. He thought ha shoold know the man again. He recollected the circum stances from having seen shortly after the advertisement. of the loss of the child. Witness did not speak to the man. The child did not cry. (The witness was here ordered to go slowly around the room and see if he identified anyone. He did so and said that he recognised no one. He said that be thought the child was belonging to the man. The latter was dark and had black hair curled a little at the sides. He wore a pork pie hat, with two or three strings down the back.) Prisoner asked whether it was a pork pee or a turban hat! Witnese—A pork pie, turned op at the sides. Prisoner then asked to hey. Mr. Rowe recalled, and ques tioned him through the Coroner. Mr. Rowe said that he did sot prove prisoner innocent of the charge brought Indust him by Mr. Lambert with re gard to the little Rid. One ease the prisoner confessed him. ulf ; the other Mr. Lambert refused to prem. Prisoner— Did I stay out any other night than the one you have stated! Witness—Yes, in January you did. Prisoner—ls not your name Simpson! Witness—l decline to answer. Prisoner—l did not ask whether you declined to answer, but to answer yes or no. The Coroner said it would be better to confine the ques tions to the farts of the case. Primmer—Were you town clerk at Truro? Witless—l decline to answer such questions. Prisoner—Why did you lock me out on the 30th March ! Witness—l ohms threatened to do so, and that day I was tired. After a few ether witnesses bad been examined, the court was adjourned for a fortnight. The prier:met was brought up at the Oahu. well Police court, at half-put 2, lad again remanded for a week. !Miaow — 3 O 3O to 32 Tick 3O to 32 Harrow Nemo 57 to 43 Ma _ . lan 1 rizt SS to N 38 to 60 .. ST to 30 Town made, per I. 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N al ew (Limited) 16 p len , nant of London. 100 Bank of Otago (Um.) 150 'Bank of Qemeal=l 111 'Bank of V 100 Bank of Bra lc las da tUm.) 10 'Bank of New Bodoni (L 50 : Bailand American Sz.(L 60 'BNB& N. Ausarten ICitsr.Bli. Brit. Ooltlidtlk ^ hair dna. OMB. • Clortrd. 5L td Ink* ak. 100 Ong 100 Co lon ..... 105 Contal 100 login& an firielt (Lisa ) 10 Aug Ilaoladnatentos , 100 I liindanm.Chins&Jap.(l4 1011 limperlal Bank. Lalltnd 'imperial Woman 100 . Loudon and Brazilian 100 Loo.B.ATrea&B.PLte (L 14 :Lan. Ch. Ea& of Ananyl. 100 London and Colonial (L. 60 .mclon and County 50 'Undo, aping Mask 100 ;Lon. and leddlmaz (L. 10 0 0 Lon. and Northam (L . • .••••• • . 100 Loadon&S. American (L. 100 'Loa. &11.0feitarn (Um. I 0 Ran. and W040.01.t. • _ 50 kleroantll• isebangs(L 1* :Matra.* Pro,. tun. 1 1.. 100 1 Do. Balarved 100 Midland Bank (Um.) 100 !National of Liverpoon 100 ot 10 I_Do_ New 7.7 iN;lillowth Ws - Cletentol Dank Oorworr 100 PL c r i o n linc. ?Wan/ 10 Do New to de, roof., & Delhi (L 26 lioutb Australia* 100 eaamLof Krlt.S.AfrlekL 1101 to New Si ! Union 01 auesr4o. 100 iUn. of Vazdrrance a. 100 Uuloa of Ireland (WILL 60 'Union of Loran.. .... INCZLLAMI • 101IP•111‘i. !AnewMiriam . AtWalk M. Bt.(L nominal= Airleat... Beata Wstorwarka... Bombay Oas. I.lmited • Brit. American Land 111- 0 • Man. 10k i Britian Iron URA... ICansar.AseeerAno.iL) ;Ceylon Company 'Oop.M.Ens.. Pref. 7 p.c rale°. K. : Lladiaoo4imagency,i. • etisaCas..tTe. (I. • IN. ...A •••$ o.Credialla.af Lou (L as norm lrzr Grog Slap (Llnalidid. 17; Oar rant . In Han Parrytna rt..l 'lnternat. IltinffinAloa. (1.1 I Italian Irrliaitioa Can. Do. Bonds Jo4nt Stock DlsoonntiL Lebow/ Tea (Limited,. 4+. undti , .r t L. ptnandal Aw. (L Lao. G. Ul MIAMI & O.n • Moilteit. U. T. If:, WOLR•iL. Cu., &W. , NatalLuadatOos-C0.(4 . Natausw lmootubt Vor , m4l. 'nal& !mo I IN.. New Lealend T.andL (Ile .• . Nova Scotia G. sad L. XI ill. ast,i — Do. New. lo!kw. In. AS;W.. Wig lawe bolt Mu. I Peels aa40.101. law I • a:: Ld.ltd.ltlL(Li y has 1747 Ri0 d Jan . Cithlni.(L. I Do. Rani 14111114 u Srottfeb Amt. [neer* b. African Irriga.ln6(l. loath Auatraltan land Submarine TeL noriß IT. it kg. or Aost(.) 1.1 lA' Troutio.Co.U.Oanad. •••• te . Van Diemen', Lad— . 68 66 II 5 ea es ion s 1081 m t ink 12 moss. 26 26 660 670 71 l l e 3 i Ma par 31 32 zel 3 St a U ti 41 6 se sf si 611 d si 01dr 110 120 2 21 21 16 4 41 3 1 4 4 6 61 64 3 1 4 Alb U 6 II 76 1 so ti id ST is • # !le Ili 12 16 24 126 t4' 6 YI 73 1 60 10 1 1 3 11 It 116 125 16 A 3 1 6 p i r ii I . - I I " e tar • N. Ili pm I " I + 4 r it - 4 6 If 1 par I on' 66 Pm 67 Si 7 1 1 lipsa SI 102 12 :11.2mi Is ii 11l 28} 133 136 2 1.14 40 42 21 If Ms 6 7 pm 34 pm 40 62 3rl 63 66 113 116 194 id It 1 1 16 4 tls 2114 "4 2 1 .1111 2 +0. , • 81mi 11 Spa 51 4 11. 94 .8 tBl dli ai 36 a d e l. f 1 1 1 O I di. 116 761 761 ldlie e the p6r I 2pm a i t l 49a 11 01db 4 41pm Id (4 14 67i 891 90 I 41 .1 40 41 I I pro I I 6 4 Pm! 52 61 sal ILOU le D. 116 36 ad I .6. lai al 2 It VI i e i tts S im " 1211 0 SS SS I Pia ! 7I l_ lii iii 112 112 Ue .4mal 1 - 1501 106 107 211 80 ti 1k t! {®l 1 04412 2 di-. 1k par fpm t I II pro 4i pm jdla Imp 1 t pm 1 i § pre 0 sk ""111 64 73 20 le 18 i s 12 1 as 20 22 18 27 * 0 20 IS 63 120 . 148 it IS I I `„le t pi 14e wise well supported, but little improvement is observable in this department. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates opened at 67fr. 46c., showing a fresh rise of rather more than 4 per cent. Consols are now quoted 921 to 93 both for money and the account (August 6). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 93 ; ditto for account, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 921, 931; New Three per Cents., 93, 921, 931, 921, 931 ; Bank Stock, 239, 2371 ; India Stock, 225; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 19s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 3c, Is. prem. ; ditto June, 3c, 4s. prem. In the foreign stock market there has been only a moderate amount of business. Spanish Passive Bonds are dull, and flatness prevails as regards Egyptian and the Russian and Venezuelan Loans of 1862. Italian securities are firmer. Greek Bonds have risen per cent., being quoted 33/ to 341. The Turkish Loan of 1854 has risen* per cent, and that of 186& ; the present quotations being respectively 93 to 94 and 70/ to 1, while the Loan of 1862 remains steady at 67 to;, and the Consolidds at 491 to 50. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1839 and 1859, 101 ; ditto 1852, 1858, 1860, 93 ; Buenos Ayres, for account, 93 ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 65, ex div. ; Egyptian, 1031 ; ditto second issue, 103 ; Greek, for account, 34, 331 ; ditto Coupons, 15C 4 ; Italian, for account, 701, 1, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 1 prem, ex div. ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 79, ex div. ; New Granada, 151 ; Portuguese, 1863, for account, 47C ex div. ; ditto 1856, 1857, 1859,1860, and 1882, for account, 48, ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 93, 921 ; Sardinian, for acoonnt, 901 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 48, ex div. ; ditto Passive, for account, 321,1 ; ditto Certificates, 121 ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 94, 93 ; ditto 1858, for account, 70, 1 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 674, 1, ex div. ; ditto Guaran teed, 1031 • Venezuela, 1862, for account, 561. The Confederate Loan has again risen 1 per cent, the present quotation being 31 to 24 dis. Italian scrip is also firmer, at Ito prem. International Financial shame are rather firmer, at 44 to 44 prem. ; and General Credit and Finance, at 3 to 1 prem. On the other hand, London Financial have reoeded to 11 to 11 prem. Hudson's Bay shares are quoted I to I dim., being somewhat firmer, and Egyptian Trading, 1 to 1k prem. It appears that the Bank of France, in consideration of the continued loss of their bullion, are restrict. ing their advances. Those on the Recites are now limited to 60 per cent. The effect has been that a large amount of securities held in speculative hands has been thrown upon the market. The recent fall in prices at Paris, which has caused much anxiety throughout Europe, is thus, it would appear, attributable to financial in quite an equal degree with political considerations. The North America, from Quebec, bar brought only 1,1001. in specie. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 2,8101. over last year; the Midland, an increase of 1,6181. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 78/. ; and the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 4,2051. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 10th inert were 8,2021., being 2001. leas than in the corresponding week of hat year. The London agency of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway have published the numbers of certain bonds of the New York Section, purchased for redemption under the operations of the sinking fund. This receipts of this company for the month of June were 104,727 dollars, against 67,627 dollars in the previous month, when the mileage was the same as that now open, viz. 227 miles. An extraordinary meeting of the Eastern Bengal Railway Company is called for the Bth August, " to consider whether they will accept or decline the proposal of the secretary of State for India in Council, laid before the last general meeting—viz., to sanction on the part of the government of India the immediate extension of the Eastern Bengal Railway from the Ganges as far as the Jurnoons, and to guarantee interest at the rate of 4j per oent. per annum on the requisite capital." The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank have given notice of a call of 51. per share on the 3,000 reserved shares, which were originally issued at 31 premium. The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the Consolidated Bank (formerly the Beek of Man chester, and Heywood, Kenuarde and Co.) was held on Wednesday at the office in Manchester, when a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent- per annum, free of income tax, was declared, and a sum of 7,3001. was carried to the next amount. i The directors of the Oriental Inland Steam Com pany (Limited) have issued their report to be i submitted at the special meeting on the 30th inst. It appears that though the chairman has returned from India, Mr. Bourne has not yet come home. The report is almost exclusively occupied with a statement of some of the principal grounds of com plaint made by the directors against Mr. Bourne's conduct. In consideration of these matters the directors state that they will with great pain submit to the meeting the question of Mr. Bourne 's conti nuance in the office of managing director. A call of 11. is to be paid on the shares in the Snburban Hotel Company (Limited) by the 14th August. The half-yearly meeting of the Midland Railway Company is convened for the 18th August. The annual meeting of the British Electric Tele graph Company is called for the 7th August Vice. Chancellor Kindersley proposes on the 3rd August to Blake a call of Si. per share ou the con tributories of the Great Western Coal Company. The Commissioner in Bankruptcy proposes on the sth August to make a call on the contributories of the Anglo-French Agricultural Trading Com pany (Limited). Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the New Theatre Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 25th inst. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brook; and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the 14th series of bids sales for the year, the quantity, both of E. I. kips and salted hides offere d, was large, sad • fair inquiry prevailei, Recently at about previous rates. East India—Ox and Cow: Calcutta of good quality sold readily, but common descriptioes were dull of isle ; previous to ex treme prices were however generally realised for those sold. Madrrei brought late rates. The analysis of the sales is 1.12,6,16 Calcutta, new weals, 24,916 brought forward from former sales, sod 2.103 madras. Pondicherry, ha., io all 179.649 hides. of which 117,000 were sold. East India — Buffalo realised late ratee. Leather—Australian was in fair demand. Salted flides—Auetralise were in fair request, at about fulmar prices. Cape also realised former prices. Dry Hides— South American were almost entirely neglected. Afi ices brought fair prices for the quality. West Indian realised former rates. Home Hides—Salted nib Arne. rime were is limited request Irish all bought in. Dry South Americas were all sold. Bark—Mimosa met with a fair demand. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 22, compared with that foe the previous week, shows the following changes : Cruanktion Wu 08,418,020 Deeresse E 118,075 Circulation active ... Public deposit' ... 5,3136,948 Increase 438,490 Other deposits 14,675,625 Decrease 1,706,20 Government securities in banking department Othersecurittes in banking departmeat Coin and bullion in both departments 14,620,872 Decree's 129,004 Seven day and other bills 627,307 DINTISIS 28,674 The Rest 3,03,461 lgareloll 26.432 6,814,715 Demon 182,365 Notes in renew ... Total ftfterVll (Dotes k coin be leaking aseartmmt). 7,667,567 Deereses .193,294 The withdrawals of private deposits have ex ceeded the amount of the decrease in the private securities and of the increase in the government deposits, and this is the principal cause of the further decline in the reserve. The coin and bul lion have also decreased, but not to any important extent. DAN[ OF INGLAND.—Aa Ancount pursuant to Ike Act 411, sod Mk Vic., C. 34, Cr the work span( on Wialnalday. July 44 Ill& 21 IR 66 67 M 41 104 106 PIAYIWICIII ILEAZ/11. Sh. Pd. Y,(.Lw•Td it i Ila !lOC 1100 .100 1100 Imo 100 ll* 1 106 100 Srlataktitrolorrp.sildi I ,Ca!adages Quer. St.. Cart 6a.1 tendon 6lp.c (bestial, 6 per oast I Dan.Partki Aber.Joa. Ma./ Gbasew lip. of SD e• e l d I s Lii: = t• • _, GALAN t AN SC 100 at. ;100 omit, N.l Do. do. No. S Do. do. 6 percent. prof Do. IL Aniline A, 5 p. Do. do. A, 7 percent Do. N.Unlos, 4p. otos ID°. du. 6 per cent. gas I Do. Norf. 6 p.c. Et.,1868 Do. 64 per ct. pref., 1807 Do. p. et. Waveney V. Greet Northern. 6 p. Do.do.red.selOp.oLps. 'Do. 4; per cent Do.6p.c.red.e46 t DAN. Eleollacd. 'AP's( GA West.(BerkadaAnte Do. redeem. «p. con Do. redeem. 4 p. con Do. Dredeem. 4 p. et I Do.6p.ct.redeem Pre( I Do. Wm-Gust Stock I Do. Sam. Prof. dtoc Do. (suet, Gus. Stook Do.C7aeeterPLSL Do. do. do. 6p. c Loc.& 'foetal. 6 p.c.141 ter.4lßrlght..6 p.nElne. 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Ctostag prima la — ie Ito it? 114 113 114 100 al, 86 xdll 117 119 111 113 104 106 167 11.9 106 100 SO OS OM I , 4 7$ 77 lie 107 130 id 116 110 116 130 138 142 116 120 --- 1 P. , 70 a Pe 139 141 108 106 96 91 111 113 147 109 llf Ilf 92 V 4 7 - dui *Ws =al U 241 U 104 104 104 104 90 91 29 29 84 26 14 96 16 47 131 183 123 115 104 104 124 126 S 4 to VS I 116 to 381 S, 7 I* -• I gi; K 12111 I z I «? ti. lit et. 631 Ile 60* = 14: _ 1 74 : _ - le. 88 i 7 6 1 usi 118 17 44 1081 12 i - S 104 T - T. i W. 114 111 11l lbt3 61 Pi 1 0 102 YORICION RAILWAYS. KAILMLTI. al Sammy , r &Warta= Jl asaklalsillra.j.ap.a. all D. IL $ p_.4ras G. Sonthern(r.. at Impi•on, LO ,Dunabarg a Witepsk L II !Dutch llimpattikb _ ...r.,, d n. 50..... 117471arim Great LazeusWarg 'am Junotke amatlA•ge Lz: b• i Do...r . trt gm B.4yree Jp. el 142 20 204 1 2 2 e dim pat N 114 IST 01 — Do. C.. -- do_ sUjorweitsa 'Creak rm , 4 OttonAsa'imyrox kl.llnl 11 all Pula, Woes. and !Wit soi al Pala and Weans se aD Portzpieseßalle.,Royal uD heals and e. Irreause.;L al a■ 'loya this l sad Danaher.& Dud all lloyal Swedish sti Do. 7 per dent • ,eansEre and Manse I al I Do. If per not. Pre: all AnaPsnlodlne.). Twat. a' _ Do. do eli S.Augktone.lfeaselare 13 111.1Lof Porteoel7perot p st &Yawn of Frame I*pmsa 19 10 2., 10/ 9 t 64. 6 ;Twin and Savona I Do. do I Do. 1111 tor ood6 Prot on ilirooLdJ.W.oePsoo•l No. I Vi. I %MAN NSlll.$ll 11° ?.! Tod sad West India 100 !► Leadas 100 00. 4. IC atbarlo• lOO ioeoVesptas 100 04111 f. 10 Ds. Vow Pd I ill. Cl. once♦ 1 lei 17; 18 18 4 1 1 I. 214 er, .4.), 24 28 111 17 34 24 4* 1 10471 114 :061 a talon. 142 144 4,11 62 64 44, e 221 id 42 84 idl 1.1 90 101 idis ipso, I i: i g 46 i CU gal r 921 2 101 i ; SO Vo. I I 114000 30,000 IMOS MOM MOW 4,000 ulna 10.000 100 1..1i i of 88 51 1071 8 ue li 1061 71 ... WI IR •11 id xd .... 13 i ~, 77 St Nolo; limed f23,418.0t0 Government debt.. 41.118,10 Other secoeltles.. 34 1 0/ 00 Geld coin sad bul lion ether bullion N 15,418.05) 11.1IL010 DI =Mori Capital L 14,663,000 h 303.461 Public Deposita Oa. eluding izelasq., Sea. Desks. Om. =ls ol National Debt. said Dlv Agate) MAWS Other Deposita. — r 14,616,e15 Saves dap sad sike Bab 027,1107 C%,416,020 PLUXIMIT. Government Gem. lkod Weight Ax -01,1108.84 . 44 t teuritsc• montlts 117 A —es Gold sad Bilva Coln BMWS ‘34646.1i1 1 July 13, 186 L L. 95,616,541 XADJUIALL. Chief I.sluer. TUMMY Brunei. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to I, both for money and the 6th August, were first marked to-day 928, and closed at 921 to 4. The official busi- UM report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 924, 1, ; ditto for account, 924, 1, ; Three per Gents. Reduced, 92 8 , 93 , 92 ; New Three per Ceuta., 921, 4, f, 93, 921 Bank Stock, 239 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, redeemable in July, 1870,108}, 1071 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 18s., 15s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enhwed" rupee paper, 1074 ; ditto Ave-and-a-Half per Cent., 116. The India Five per Cent. stock was firmer, closing at 108 to f. India Bonds were dealt in at 1 15 a to 18s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills at par to 3a. prem. The foreign stock market generally was rather International Financial shares were again rather weaker, leaving off at 44 to 41 prem., and General Credit at f to 3 prem., while London Financial have improved to If to 11 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were slightly firmer, closing at} to 1 dia. The market for bank shares was dull. A decline has taken place in Metropolitan and Provincial Bank. Imperial Ottoman Bank were also rather flat. In miscellaneous shares, Madras Irrigation have receded, while Bombay Gas were inquired for. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at llf to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine, fto die. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3 prem. ; Commercial Unio 2to 24 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17 to 18 ; Oriental and General Marine, If to 1 prem. ; and London and Provincial Marine, 4 dis. to I prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows: Egyp tian Trading, 1 to 14 prem. ; City of London Hotel, 1 to 11 prem. ; Company of African Merchants 4to prem. ; London and African Trading, i p toirem. ; Oil Seed Crushing, 1 to prem. ; ortu Iron and Coal, 4to 4 prem. ; Whittington Colliery, to 1 prem. ; Oriental Hotels, to 1 prem. ; Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, par to prem.; and Marine Investment, 1 to t prem. MINES.--(THIS DAY) Two o'CLoca. In the mining market today there is again • strong demand for East Caradon shares, which are now quoted 314 to 32, being 12s. Gd. higher than yesterday. South Caradon are quoted 415 to 425 ; North Downs, 2 to 4, being firm ; and Marks Valley, 6i to 4. West Caradon shares are officially marked 22. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Cubre Copper have been dealt in at 304 ; Don Pedro, at aud prem., being fi rm ; Pontgibaud, 9t 44 and 44 ; Banta Barbara, at 4 prem. ; and Fudanamotana at 4 prem. In the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday there was a sitting in the case of Messrs. Van Raalte and Van Rialto, mining sharebrokers. The bankrupts, not haviug surrendered, were proclaimedoutlaws. Their liabilities were stated at upwards of 6,0001., and it is said that they have taken property with them to that amr..unt. The annual meeting of the Worthing Mining Company is convened for the 10th of August. At Lads Bertha meeting yesterday a call of 3s. Gd. per share was made. At the Aberffrwyd Mine meeting, also held yesterday, the company was divided into 6,000 shares, and • call made of 4s. per share, payable in two instalments. PBOTINCIAL SHARI MARKET.''. LITIRPOOL, JULY Yl-Balsa to-day:-Great Eastern, It:4 re4t tit ern. 661 1 I -Lancashire and Yorkshi re, 113 1 - olden and North Western, 1021 2 1 1 21 - Manchester Sheffield, and Llncolnahlre, 441 I 1-Youth keMern, 92 11 2-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 11-Great Luxembourg, 13 13-16--Itank of Liverpool, 24.1 ad and b-Great Ship. 9a.. 84. 9d., M. 6d. MM:MOTS". JULY 13.-714 e 11114/kOl Is steady, with a fair amount of budiviss. Great Eamon, 1.11-Great Luxembourg, 131 13- 6 Great ship. Ss Central, 26 d. -ditto CuocAled Nowt Sal , . 414-Lancsahire :old Yorkshire, 1151- London and North Western. 1021 1-51am:beater and County 11,11 k, n p.-Manchester, ShefileW and lincolnahlre, 445 5 ditto Sol ter • ens., 1171 - ditto Redeemable Pref., I y--liarstina Ratemioa, 101 -Metropolitan, 12t 1 12-16 12 1.16-Mldland. 17 , 31 Both Britiala, 54 1-North 2:1441714 York. 9W-Youth Eastern. 92-Thames and Mersey Merin. Insuranoe, 3-Spanish Parive, 321-.4lrecau Merchant", 1 P. - Cings"raW Luau. 31 P. 3 1• ISIRXINGHLY, JULY 23 -'hour Valley Guaranteed -hick was quoted at 03 to 641-Bristol and Birmingham Mx per tint... as to , to 142( -:both ;Marine .a. It 4, ill -Birmingham bunking Company dares, 27 to 471-Birmingham Joint Blob hanky Limited , . 26 to 27-Britannia Mills Guaranteed, 1 to 1 dia.- Itritielt and Vorel.m Plant. E to I y. DUBLIN, JULY 2L-New Three per CenL Stock, 911 Ditto for account, 11th August, 0.1 1-Indlo Vise per Cent Dit t o transferable at the Bank of Ireland', 1081-Bank ..1 Ireland. 1001 paid. 2.4 -National Bank of Ireland, BM. paid, 7_.-Royal Bank or Ireland . IN. paid, 281-Union Bank .11mited . 1:4:- Cork. BlacXrock, and Pram., 204 paid (account , . din and Belfast Junction, 201. paid. 43-Dublin and Kingatown, let. paid. 203 Dublin. WI. klnw, and Wexford. NI Ditto for w•onint., 111-Creat Southern and Western. 1001. paid. 10 11,m 3-M6l ((real Western and RI. Canal. 101 . paid, M,-Wdlland Great la etern, half ahurea, 5/. paid, 2.51-irish North Western Vire la e ref. perp. Clam A, N . A death from a eery trifling canoe is reported to have taken in the Wolverhampton workboune. Two women l uirrellel, rod of one them struck the other .m the back. The woman who was track wee about to I,,ene a mother, and from the time the blow was given she gradually sickened, and ultimately died. Fop Lieu AND FATAL FREAK. —At the Stafford assize., yesterday, a young man named Frost was charred with the inanslsughter of • boy named Cnmberlegc. Mr. Sawyer appeared to prosecute, and Mr. Griffiths no defend. On behalf of the pronscution, it was alleged that, on the evening of the 2nd ult., the prisoner, while paetiaily in to, tested. was amusing himself by bathing in a large pond in the parish of Woolsteaton. A number of little boys were standing on the bank as spectators, and, premmtly, out of them the prisoner selected the deceased, and offered to convey him across the pool. The boy consented, and, undressing himself, got upon Frost's knot, who then struck off. When, however, the centre of the pool bad been passed. France transferred the hop to his bark, and presently be was either shaken or fell off, and, sinking to the bottom, was drowned. The prisoner continued his journey to the other aide, dressed himself, and went away, notwithstanding the remonstranoes of the other led.. In defence. it was urged that the prisoner, in abandoning the deceased in the water, did it only to save hie own life. The prisoner was found guilty, but having been bound over to answer the charge if called upon, wee released. A SA V AOC R AIICHOILRE. —Bedouin, the property of Mr. Ten Broeek, whilst being oonveyed to titamfor d. bit off Use finger of tbe boy in charge of him, and kicked so violently in the box se to wrench two shoes off.—S , a es ford Mercury. OSTIRAL PLLACZ.--ON E SHILLING DAV, --- THOINIDAT, JULY IL —AANAMEIONI co payment, 4.0;‹ , ; ditto by mama tickets, 1,0 90 5,775. .11.41 zd _ 2' 40.00:1 U.OOO 11400 Atiirst 101,01111 at.** la, 1i .: 6 6 1 1111, 10i S• Ilf zd ..i _ r 4 8 71* Slid 14e Rd in i id ~~ a