The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-28 00:00:00

LATEST I NTELLIGENCE. THE PRINCIPALITIES. lae Ost Deutsche PM of Vienna of the 23rd --The question of the Principalities appears Live entered on • fresh phis., for it is announced !Nni different quarters that the Anglo-French ideas r,t'.se to the union of Moldavia and Wallachia have ...I,rgone a sudden change. It appears that the I'..rte, which, as well as Austria, is opposed to the lautwo, has transmitted both to Paris and London r. =l.mi:wand= which has not been without effect." RUSSIA AND TURKEY. The Ohrervateur of Trieste says that Russia has .cdtrectly intimated to tke Porte that it will send a representative to Turkey u soon as the 'lsaiah tcrritory 'ball be evacuated by the allied troops. Oa the receipt of this cummuuicatiou the Porte decidsd to stud Kiprili Pasha as ambassador to St. Peters burg. RUSSIA. A letter from Bt. Petersburg, of the 17th, says:— It is isteoded very shortly to fit out a ibtilla at Croostadt to convey men and materials for the con struction of vessels to the second Russian port, which is called Nioolaieff, on the Amoor river. It is acces sary to send materials for the purpose, as they are only to be obtained with extreme difficulty in t h e ' country itself; but thereupon for arming the fortifi cations will be cast in the Siberian foundries. Part of the new army of Cossacks of the Lake of Baikal is to be transferred to the Amour. Oa the occasion of the coronation a long amnesty, comprising most of the condemned political offenders under the preceding government, is expected. It has been proposed to the government to construct railways in such a manner as to be able to employ hones instead of locomotives on them, so as not to be obliged to procure the working material abroad, which would be both difficult and costly. This pro ject is supported by some influential person., bat is not likely to be adopted. Surprise has been felt in FiLlapd at the governor having demanded a large sum to furnish his palace. The application, however, was not granted." A letter from Warsaw in Spener's Gazette says:— " Orden have been sent from St. Petersburg to for ward to that city all the petitions of the emigrants and refugees who desire to return to their native land, with reports on the position of the petitioners and on the motives of their fight. A special bureau has been established in St. Petersburg, under the, presidency of Councillor lt wheats, charged with the examination of these petitions." HOLLAND. The Sfaafs•Courant contains the official nomina tion of the ministry. IL Covers Van Ender:est, as Minister of Foreign Affairs; M. Vander Bragghen, of Justice; and M. Simone, of the Interior. M. hlutsaerts, Minister of the Roman Catholic Worship, has not been yet replaced, but his resignation has been accepted. U. Smith Vanden Brodie, Minister of Marine, hes judged proper to retire also. His resignation, like that of M. Mummer% has been se cepted, bat he is to preeerre hie portfolio until his socceseor is named. The general opinion is that the new ministry, altogether ultra-Protestant, will not be able to stand. PIEDMONT. A letter boss Turin of Juno 24, in the Conatuas tionssa, says: Then is as truth is the statemests prresveriagly node by now jeans!' shot M. Beton. sad M. Limn are etas% to retire. Than two ministers Nerviest la the sassed the ideas of the sewn left—the cams WM. which urged os l'ioilseost to the battle of Novara. Bose people fanned, after the c•afenceas of Paris, that M. Cavan would dismiss these too nemeses, is order to give a naive pledge of his conservative dispoeitior, but the attitude assuaged by the Prondout of tb. Coasted after his Tans is so seaman b. re out these anticipations. The 'U WOl6OllO. it Is well that 'onions should haste, is so imager thong*. cf Y. Cavan, sad the Freash end Bolen press, wh en contently efts it n a seml.ollisial pursal,en quits senate°. Much has boss lately said Odes reprisals which the Psednostese cabinet bands to make, to the Wq•ltitfatlell at the property of &rains* nbjeres by Austria. It i. wens ltnowlodp that nessores are so. helm taloa by the seisiery, to Garry at this Mos, whin has hitherto hies but a pr. j. t. TIN large property penmen by the b.sts..pria of folilsa sad Pavia, la the Sar dines dosenross, will be seised. A letter from Genoa, of the 20th say.: The admiralty hoe decided tt at t..s n fterdiaisa squadron of the Crimea" he fore Ming disarmed shall make a sam reign of 'rotations for the icetraetien 0 the crew% until the sad of the e1..3a. This peuiros, which yr mach Waited by the Preach Lai flaglish fleets, ia sompossd of three amen steamers, the Carlo-Al hut's, the Gamraolo, and the C etitsmocs ; the steels *vie.. Tripoli, Malletamo, La thim, Osloars, Mosamoben , , Vero, niter% and Dora; the Earydias and Budd° frigates; the corvette Sea Clio ; the brig Larne; the getters An 'Mom, sad the go .lettes II Vero and D. rI. In senlieg t era each • soa adorable ronserm, tie &rainiest navy takes task imme diately after the throe greatest astral powers of Europe, Loglead, Frame, sad CENTRAL ITALY. The Opinion* of Turin contains the following let ter from Punta of the 22nd: Count Thin's siP.l.nti;;;:l;aisheee of Parma.. the pan of Radetsi y, for the purpose of @sullen the dispute 6/tweet' t►e military orionrssion and t►e ministry, tot ►arisg enc. thisited, the Irschp-Reirect km written 13 Yarrhal Rade:sky to mill Count Crenneville, the military clmmaldsat of Parma. To this fladstalty hat not coo seated, bat merely recalled 111.1 Crass, the military auditor. The Duchies has declared that she waits ao mon miliury C 01011114.1110110, sod that Ist own min'stry and the ordinary trthenals are sofficiett tr maintain order. Crenneville preparieg to take bta &pirate, ygrb or sac messes than se as art of emir. 'molar . Prince Drifebi &ragas has fallen into digress, end it is repaired that the state of sits* will masa on July 9, tbe y rani Dukes his.ldsy. It le said that en tearing this Creative:l.e aid mysteriously : " Balers no 9:1 s methien will take pisee to make the Duchess atria her mind." SPAIN. MADRID, Juni 26. M. Raccenra, Minister of the Interior, left last sight for Valladolid, charged by the government to coesolidate order s&d to seek the causes of the du. order of the 25:b. Three incendiaries have been shot E Valladolid. New arrests have been made. At one of the ncent fetes of St. Cloud, all epee am termed to ...p nifieer of the Barlett army Who we th e rev Croe.en roe.lel jest /vested by the Beeperter eaeoder. Tr I. medal is int.aded to pertetest• oleos, teeltveetste the ftell ea. r tie, of the dePore of 8e haeropel. It oaf pat.l fa the Glficers. and of silver for the private "idten. Os sae site the inocr,p lot reeds—" To the rtral brarratbreaevo! ti.e 11117E1,11W defence of Behaelopol, cateeretr..l 'No breve ersay;" aid ea th e whey, 11, tbf- Nemeses Ntehole. of eterael memory, sad Alemearler IL " Itt• medals ro be a r ea to all that took part la the aee flebee'opel. AlAtmia Geselta.—Tbe astoicel publie will be Mod .0 . .1111 Pitt DIM fllVO.r.t• artist* . 0 arm reelverlaa heel the ester. Mee.. which prev-ate4l lee Iron perform ler Ai ere the Polle n 0.. hes et the riu•rey Thvonl. Sal that j be shordp be able to regime bar f rllfsaiosal ditto*. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON. NT ELECTRIC TELEGRAM) SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAT The United States Meil steamer Washington Captain Cavendey, ew route from Nrw Volk to Bre men. has arrived off Cowes with the Ciermso, Prenob, and English mils. THE OVERLAND MAIL. MARSEILLES, FRIDAY Moir. the Valetta swivel' at 6 o'clock this evening with the !agile from India. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nom ova own coualsroirostrr.) PARIS, FSIDAT EYSNI/10. The day of the Emperor's departure for Plomb Tres, after being postpooed from the 25th to the 28'br does not seem even yet to be positively fixed. The Pays says it is announced that his Majesty will leave on Monday or Tuesday, but I am told pri• vately that he will probably not go before July 2, on which day, u at present arranged, Cardinal Pattizi will est out for Rome. The Prinos Regent of Baden goes away to-mor row. Count Walewski starts for Homburg (not Ham burg. u was errooeously stated) on the 4th of July. The Bourse, still under the in fl uence of the belief that the Bank of France will reduce its discount, was Him to-day. The Wet° roes 30c. both for cash and account, closing at 71fr. 25c. and i ifr. 30c. The rate of interest on the Bourse is very easy. Blink of Prance therm were done at a rise of 100 fr. The railways were all from dfr. to 10fr. higher. Although many very handsome individual subscrip tions have been made for the victims of the imbeds. tions, and although there are very long lists of small sums, such as one franc, two francs, or three francs, and even ten sons, given by kind hearted peretme, many of whom doubtless can ill spare even those trifling amounts, the sum total realised up to the pre sent time is but as a drop in the bucket compared with the extent of the calamity. Four millions of fetus, or 160,0001., are all that has yet been realised from the voluntary taxation of all France, and that is, relatively speaking, a small sum. Fl'garo says, "to speak honestly, it is not enough." And yet it would be to hug delusion now to expect very much more. In all public subscriptions the first burst of general sympathy is the most productive. Of those who did not unloose their purse strings when they read the harrowing accounts from Lyons, Avignon, Tours, and Augers, as they appeared fresh in the columns of the newspapers when the waters were still out, but few will give anything now that the excitement is over and the (hods are matter of his tory. The mayor of the third arroadiasement of Paris has just published a fresh appeal to his fellow chinos. The example set by the Emperor and Ern. preschesays, has been admirably followed, but on such an occasion as this, " public charity should rise to the height of the calamity to be repaired." Upon this the Press* asks what is the extent in figures of the cala mity P and what the amount of the subscriptions? Although these questions are asked with a view to set up M. B. de Oirardin's hobby of universal assurance, they are sot the less pertinent at the present moment. It does seem to be practically shown that public charity can do bat very little towards indemnifying the sufferers by a great na decal disaster. M. Crosnier (the manager of the opera), has been nominated president, andVmoonnt Clary, meretary, of the committee on the bill for settling 800,000. r. Rentee on the Orleans princesses or their descend ants. On the Regency Bill, Count PortsNs le to dram up the report for the Committee of the f3enate. A sale is to take place on July 3 and 4, at the Auction Mart in the Hoe Dronot, of the works of Dacornet, the extraordinary painter of Lille, recently deceased, who was born without arms, and held his brush either in his month or with his toes. The product of the sal* will belong to Dsoornet's father, who is seventy-eight years of age. lo the Moniteior of yesterday the Prefect of th e Seine minutiae that he has jest received from the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor of the City of London the announcement of a third payment of 100,000 francs, on the account of the subeeri ption opened at Loodov, on behalf of the sufferers by the inundations, and which subscription has already exceeded 450,000 francs. A list of subscribers published by the London Committee appears at length in the Mosileur. The amount of the French subscriptions, u far el have yet been published, has reached the sum of 4,033,500 francs. The following is a portion of our correspondent's letter which did not arrive in time for our yeeter day's publication : PARIS, TAVISDAT. It hes been reported that the Bank of Franos was disposed to follow the example of the Bank of England and reduce its discount. The directors met to-day and sat till a late hour. It is said that they have been discussing a proposition for advancing re gularly a large sum of mosey every month to the Syndicate to be employed in carrying over at rates not exceeding 13 or 14 per cent. This measure would manifestly tend to an advance in prices. A third instalment of 100,000 tr. on acoonnt of the London subscription to the fund for the inundated has been received from the Lord Mayor. Seven stonecutters were yesterday tried by the Tribunal of Correctional Police for coalition. They, it appeared, were in the service of a builder named Leoglois, of La Valletta, and on the Bth of this month they asked for, and 'Attained without the slightest difficulty, an advance of 25?. a day ; but not content with this, they two days after demanded by letter a new augmentation of 25c., which would make the day's wages sfr., and a diminution in the hours of !above. M. Langloie consented to the increase of wages, but not to the diminution in time, and there upon they immedia'ely struck work. The Tribunal condemned the getter up of the coalition, a man named Nicolle, to six mouths' imprisonment and 504 floe, and all th e other accused to a month's imprison ment and 181. fine. The Monoterr publishes the official return of the average price of wheat during the last month, by which the tariff of the breed is masted. The highest price was 331. 2tic. per hectolitre in the mu kits of Bergsee, A•ras, Roy., Salmons, Paris and Route ; and the lowest 291. 34c. in those of lieuetr, Neaten and Murano. The ge for the whole of ?ranee is 311., being an advance of V. 17e. on the last return. Four members of the municipal couseil of Buoy lee Gray (Aisne), named Matey, Deese, Lambio, aced Noises, who were all known to entertain socialist opinions, were brought three days ago before the Tribunal of Correctional Police of Lam, for having Moulted one of their colleagues named Pottier during a sitting to which they had been convoked by the mayor. Mazy was condemned to three days, and the others to two days' imprisonment, and the four jointly and severally to the costa. The taking of the quinquennial moans in Paris has boss letratinated,aad it appears from it that the pope• lotion, including the soldiers, the sick in the hospital*. sad the exrepente of the prisons, exceeds 1,200,000 min within the antra walls, and 1,800,000 within W hrtilkations. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1856. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOLM. WITI DIATING.—PIOPLIGACT AND CIDEN. JINN a Marshall, a chip tuniker, was brought before the Lord Mayor, far a ',Went mouth upon ►is wife. Police constable 667, of the City fortis, stated that last sussing, while on duty Is tbs Minorite, he saw the pri soner and his wife fighting. The proseentriz what they were oparsted said, " Take his away, for he will warder ate—be has a !milestone' Ma" Witness took the prisoner to the station-house, and when be was searched found a loge table-liniie nadir ►is kne smoek•frock. The primmer l aid, "I use it in my basins.. at the East India Doak." He and his wife had both bre* drinkieg. The wife, whose apparent* bespoke her habits of intem perance, stated that the primmer wanted money from her, which she refused, whets he followed her end struck her twists to the ground, sad while down he kicked her vio lently. Shs was certain that if he wit not natralaid, au dit would be committed; he had threatened to do for her. Thee prisoner sobered Iwo a loaf; oempisiat of the oho neer of his wife, who, ho said, lad bags is prima word times for robbing sullen. She hod just cons out of tits Roam of Detentios for hocaseing sad stsallog mow sad jewellery from a foreign mutter. The pronosizia said eh* had been &inn to profligacy and miens by the primer, who mislaid hew to PIM on that life to support him in dissipation sad Winos. Ha dadod this usertiou. _ _ The Lord Mayor ordered bin to Bad bell la 204 to keep the peace kr throe mouths. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o•Cusos. The railway share market to day is extraordinarily, and even feverishly buoyant. Priem have attained a general rime throughcut the market. The advanes in some of the heavier stocks, iecluding Midland, Ltnouhire sad Yorkshire, Ludas and Smith- Western, and Loudon and North-Western is as meek se 2 per cent. and upwards. French shares aid LombudoNenetian have also advanced considerably. ORDINARY =AXIS AND ROOK& Balm tools, ft I p.r. - aaad rearaausy ADIALIAA. Miasma Danid.llortANDUl.C. D. dd. de. N. BEIM V snot Wallis • Mime mod fay..: Met add Death. 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U pr Ipa IS, SO Idsio• MA es* - 111 - - 111 1 111 / Liman sad of 10 4 1 illa M la atwormarir le - - we /104.Pleopflliparl U - 4 1 i SO POMP Oak - - WOO SI 140•11101111 Wake ._ 104 all 46 0 1 S i U Sof IS 1f 1i poi If NAN 16 an 41 14 IS 010 11$ Pimat Wm/ 10 - - ANS 0 1141110.111.10.1010. 1 - - 1 10 Spa PPM& -. - - 191 • 16 Mime of Autrilla •-••14 0 10 is own Cci :ice - . ID - - Ma ma Wort. luck if 10•60 IS 4054 pa 111U0113.1A1r101711. lIIMIN I 1 10 1 = lirpr Mall. Da ls I 12 113 - 71 9 6 I r I esFtla. Wasared 7l,l . •-• I .11 I 5 4 I M fee tbe emosat : STOOLS. iiii Assilas t 19 i ; 1113 SI ffi a ft. 1 ft. 1 M ii: so soo Ii M so io ., Bettors Counties, 11tkidiaborgt. Pord4 and DMA**. 40; Great N irtttorr, ; Great Wit arn, 6i 3}; Lae • weirs sad Yorkill , v, 8; London and Blaaawall, 71; Lilacs, Brighton. sad 8 sit' Coast, 10713; Landon and North Westin, 1063 7ef ; London Tilbury, sad iltuthead, Bukg. finatoo, 2; Msaeltiotar, BtoMeld, and Lincolsokiro, 364 3 6 6 3; Midland, 84 61 41 ; Midland. Bit millets's sad Darby. 6.5; Noriciik, 67 64 ; North Bastarn—Barmkk , 883 913 84; ditto ditto !Ards, 193 I; ditto ditto York, 633 43 31, Bhraptliire Union, +9 ; eooth Dimon. 161; Bontb Battens, 751 1 661 63; 8 ocktos and Datl ngton, 37; London and Solna-Weston, 106 3 7. 111A.1311. Ahsrdsoa 6 per ;tar., 111,ZaPaosisa 101., 41 per cent., 1021 1 ; Greet Wert. ro, Canter 8 per seat. Prafareses Sham., ; Groat Weston, Chester Gaaraatead Btisre4. 10; Maartiester, SheSeld, sad Ltne-la 6 per wort., 120; Ditto, W., 61; North British, 1041 ; North Staffordshire, 221. minnow. Baleen /learn luncrioe. 2$ 1; Dutch Rhenish, 13$ ; R•stern of Frwice, 37$ $; Geelong and Melbourne. Roar. 6 rr ant., 21$; Grand Freak of Canada, A issue, 131 14 Great Central of efranes, 20$; Great Weistiro of Canacla Snares, 26$ $; ditto, N.., 9$ 8$; Lnntharde-Venetiao, 12$!; Madras, 41 per c.rt. Ratension, 12$; Namur and Lase (with inter.. 9; Northara a France, 4616; Paris ) sad Lease, 69$ 8$ ; Reeds and Sin Francisco (Penmen. beau) Guaranteed 7 per sent , 41 ; Royal Swedish, Is. LIN= LiiiiD At AMID 88888 LC Londea,Fitrri7, sad Soithoso, 1161. POILIION IAILI/TY WILIGATIONS. Boyd Swedish, 6 par *ear., 21 Miss. ?Taw ()maids, 1 1. JOINT STOCK IANIX. Golosial. 211; Raglan, Scotian, sod Australian Misr tared, 17k; Loadon Chartered Bank of Australis, 24; Leaden sad Coaaq, 314 I ; Ottawa, Bank, 121. Australian Aries 21;; Crautal Palate, 2! ) : Loa' dna General Omnibus Compaer, 41 1; N.vonal ascent Company, ; Netherlands Lead, 41; ditto, Eight par Coat. Prot, maid at 1 die., 21. TRAM ° RETURN'S. 11lle; P. M rota. Taal ILMSIran Ma. ~ars. &Who. Wel. 18% Wok mike Jam U. A A a A isassars art are1ie........ 3.107 2.847 6.0t 4 fsen Welker!legame S. ==ytt.,' 93 98 181 ; 321 431 749 f 53 IS 177 116 793 280 Wait lean has W. amar*. sal iii* Cate bta iasalaa ...... 1.3 a arab Wales l7ll Walt alba Jana& llama madame. 1.363 2.493 2.320 ..- 6.401 4.410 -. 243 .. ... ~ MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two &CIA= All the Stock Exchange markets remain very good. The funds have again risen 1 per cent. this •orning. The chief movement, however, is in English railway stocks, which ere animated, and exhibit in some cases the extraordinary rise of upwards of 2 per cent. Consols infirm at 951 to 1 ex div. for the 10th Jay. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 931; the New Three per Cents. at 95/ to 96 ; Exchequer Bonds at 991 to 100, being higher; Exche quer Bills at 12e. to 15s. prem.; and India Bonds at 12s. to lifts. prem. The New Loan Scrip has ad vanced to 3/ to 4 preen. Foreign stocks are is most instances rising. The demand is especially active for Turkish Six per Cents. and Sardinian Bonds. The full list of the' day's sales is subjoined, viz.:—Buena Ayres Bondr, 82 ditto, for 16th July, 83 ; Danish Five per Cents., 1031; Granada Active, 20; Guatemala, 43; Mexican, 23; Peruvian Four and a-Half per Cents., for account, 80; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 56 ; Russi►n Five per Cents., 110; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100; Sardinian, 921 to 92; ditto for account, 93 to 921; Spanish Deferred, 251 to 1; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 106 to 1051 to 1061; ditto, Four per Cents., for account, 1061 ; Venezuela Four and-a- Quarter per Cents., for account, 301. In the earn market yesterday the late rise was main tained, but the splendid weather induces dulness. Several of the provincial markets report a slight ad vance. The total number of floating cargoes of grain arrived off the coast since Friday week is no less than 55, of which 25 consist of wheat, and 26 of Indian are. The subscription list for the new preference shares of the Royal Swedish Railway Company is to be open to the obligation holden and to the public until the btk of July. The Rest India Company will receive tenders on the 2nd of July for the conveyance of troops from England to Calcutta; and on the 9th, for the convey ance of troops to Madras. The retwim of the Beak of England for the week ending flatareky, Jape 21, when compared with the =Mom shows the following results : line Otrenkidea waive 19,312,660 Leeman 68,610 !Valle impedes 4,132.110 tamers 19,662 06k eigaslai 10,60,674 Iseresse 383,913 61sensisest neuritis* is . 0 - 6 - er hari sse =sin --- baskt4 11,278,166 !aerials 49,687 ia i t. ispenalat Oda and WM= is both llspertassats Ileves day sad ether bale 739,629 Dieresee 34.764 The Rest Notes In reserve The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's mistime at one view : TRW* &pedal 1nc..... 119,962 Other deposits Jeanie 383,913 Now sad bills is eirealatioa Tiereais .. 64.046 Wet On the ether side of the sexuat : Government securities iamoses.. __ • _ ____ ______ --.. Other securities increase .. Coin sad Walks increase.. Total The increase in the bullion proceeds steadily. Tbie item stands now at nearly twelve millions and a half. The next return will probably raise it to upwards of thirteen millions. The total of unemployed notes is nearly seven millions. Taking into account the further increase in the Beek's resources, as ascer tained up to Thursday morning lest, it is evident that the reduction in the rate of discount to 41 per out. was rendered imperative. The lout eatistsc tory item in the account is the Treakury deposits, which still stand at an unusually low figure. One million will be paid in, however, on the 28th inst. on account of the new loan. BANK OW SNOLAND.—An AI Via., aM for tea weW lift Wool zaz ,ea Batardsy, Jun pumaitt to tbee 21. Mt Ad Tib sod I ORM recommit Debt .... 111.016.100 Mr &atlas . 3,451.920 4 Cola end &jail imam° g 28.137.940 I ‘16.237.910 CVoiemei.... 2l= o ro c trl . l . ..WV i isewgis *i d & Ig ., 3.331,001. 111:1 14i Dai! D . UMW__ zit „ 71 165 MI -' Other lisivirtilei ... 14,411:854 Naas 6,91%M.) DAIL sod Div. Aim.) 4.132.1'0 00141 and Slim Cols WAS Oar !waits - ... 10,60401 , 1 isvgavdve usdoUtatHilk 1D.61i ---...--- LD.2611.414 10/3.164414 Jaw 38. 11166. W. DAMMAM.. Met Dishier. FaIDAT Evurnie. The funds to-day experienoed a fresh rise of fully I per cent., the increasing ease of money, and the prospect of a speedy reduction of the rate of discount to 4 per cent., giving a stimulus to investments. The probability that the Bank will be forced into the market u a buyer of stock to a considerable amount is beginning to engage attention, it being considered that the directors will henceforth experience consi derable difficulty in finding employment for their feuds in oommereial channels. We understand that they have recently made loans at 4 per cent. for a period of three years. Consols may now be said to have passed 95 ex dividend, notwithstanding the nu merous orders for sale at this figure which had been left in the hands of some of the brokers. In almost every other department of the Stock Exchange the tendency is also deeidedlyupwards. Buoyancy is espa eially observable in the railway market. In the discount statism the upply of money to day I was again abundant. Amongst the dealers in the Stock Exchange, who sees to be the principal holden of the scrip of the new loan, money was rather more II e• Bei 6 M Mi 73 li 49,687 64,776 3ii;iii " 3 wanted, to meet fomurrow's intialsent of one mil lion; and some loans were applied for at the Bank at 41 per out.; but it must be pointed out that this de moted is temporary, being for an exceptional purpose. Moreover, the quarterly dividend funds will be re leased in about ten days. Consols opened this morning at 941 to 95 ex div. for the 10th of July, and closed at 95 1-16 to 1., being the highest point yet touched. The Reduced Three per Cents. and New Three per Cents. are both in demand for investment. The former being quoted only a shade higher than Consols, is relatively con siderably cheaper than the latter stock, inasmuch as it carries the proportion of dividend which his ac crued 'lino, the 5 h of April—amounting to nearly I par cent —whereas the Congo' dividend Las only lust been deducted. The superior negotiability of Consols may render them worth a small premium as compared with the Reduced Three per Cents., but this is a point of comparatively minor importance to permanent in vestors. The official beldame report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for account, 10th July, 95. 941, 951, 95 ex div. Three per Cent Reduced. 951.95. 951. New Three per Cents., 951, Bank btock.2l7, 218. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exche quer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 1859, 991. India Bonds, 15a. prem. TMs scrip of the new loan closed at 31 to 31 prem. Exchequer Bills continue in request, with an up ward tendency, and closed at 12s. to 14s. pram. Exchequer Bonds were quoted 991 to 1. The foreign stock market was quieter, owing to the arrangements for the adjustment of the fort nightly account, but theee have not exercised any de pressing influence on prices, which remain firm throughout. Turkish Bonds closed the same as yes terday, the Six per Cents. at 1041 to 1051, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at mai to 1. The charge for carrying over speculative accounts to the 16th July was 1 to 1 per cent. on each of these stocks. Peruvian and Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. continue in request. The Spanish coupon certificates, however, were lower. In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the feature was a decline in the rates on Paris and Hamburg. This less favourable movement is partly attributable to the reduction in the rates of discount here. The quotations on Palermo and Messina were big sr. At the general meeting of proprietors of the Loudon Chartered Bark of Australia, held to-day, a dividend of 11 per cent. for the half-year was declared, and the report adopted. The arrangements for the adjustment of the ac count in the railway share market, so far as they have yet proceeded, indicate a moderate floating speculation for the rise, with increased invest meats by the public in the favourite rocks. Oa the heavier descriptions, the " continua tions " slightly receded at the close, compared with the morning's rates. London and South- Western stock, however, formed an exception, being in great speculative favour at present : the "con tango" hu 000sequently advanced to 1 per cent. Great Western stock continues comparatively scarce. On the lighter shares the rates were folly equal to those current at the last settlement. Subjoined is oar usual list of the terms quoted at the opening : °Psalm rates. I to i per cent. ecotone°. LIS to 3.18 ditto. tot ditto. to !ditto. 0.32 tot per slurs ditto. I-18 tot ditto. I to 346 doto. to 3-18 ditto. -18 to e ditto. Lose= sad Meth Great Raters. lIWI~ Lunnln owl Donn Cheat Northam CaWoollens York sad North 11k11 Barytes Ilathers of Troia roofs= of Prom Putsitad Lyons Lonsbardo-Venetian Railway shares closed to-day at sa to 61 prem. ; Rigs and Dunaburg Railway, at 3 1-16 to 3 3-16 prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, at 1 to; prem.; Ceylon Railway, at 1/ to 1I prem.; and Western Railway of Austria, at 11 to 21 pram. Ottoman Bank shares were finally quoted 21 to 21 preen. ; Bank of Egypt, to 1 prem. ; National Discount, 1 to 1 prem.; and General Bank of Switzerland, 1 to 1 prem. Bank of London and City Bank stocks were both dearer, and those of several other banks were quoted 10a. to It. higher. Land shares were quiet. Netherlands Lend mat with numerous transactions. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were quoted 66 to 67 ex div., and the new shares 41 to 61 prem. ex div., showing S. considerable reduction from the priors which were at tained prior to the adjudication of the Australian mail contract. General Steam Navigation shares are marked 27. The shares of the Rultsdorf Mills Cos paoy (Ceylon) were quoted / to 1 prem. Those of the Turkish Gas Company were dealt in at 1 prem. The shares of the London General Omnibus Com pany ware firm this afternoon, at 3.16 to prem. per 44 share, notwithstanding constant sales on French account. These shares appear to be in steady course of transfer from a French to an English proprietary. The obstacles interposed to transactions in the stook oa the Paris Bourse render French holders anxious to realise, whilst a demand is stimulated on this side by favourable reports respecting the financial posi tion of the undertaking. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two oPCLXIM. There is rather more business going forward .k British mining stocks, but the market is still by no MOMS 110tiTr• In the Stook Exchange this morning the only ter tare is a demand for the New Granada Company's shares, which have been dealt in at 7s. 6d., 10r., and 12s. Bd. per share. Sabjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange: Mining Exchange Ada list: Alfred Consols, 161. 4; Cooks Kush's, 345. 6i., 365. 6d., Ms. 63..38.. 6d. • Di...liaisons. Dies Dose, 414.424 ; Fort Bowes, is. 6d., to 3s 91.: Great Allred, 21 (oith gall); Mateo' and Psorhisr, 22.. Bd. ; Banrida. C os set', Mr., 68.. ad , 675. ed. ; Bow h Tolsros. 1274. 130; 8t Day United. 22.. 64., 255. ; Trewe hs, 31, 4; Woos Basest. 314, 3-2 ; Whew Glynn, 16e., 17.. 6d.; he .1 lasenvillo. 22. 64 , 255.. 20s. 22s 6d.; Wheat Header, 21. 1 1 1: Whoa Trellassn.y. 291 30 ; Whsal Wroy, 10 16, 10, 91, 1, 4,104. In the Stook Exchange: Broth Brat, 316, 320: North Bunt, 331, 4 ; Pot Cos sots, 214; Tram's', II ; Chaaosilereville, 4. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARBET.-THIS DAT. The inward W quiet to-day, at the &Ito .oog quota.ietw : Towle tallow, 461. nett *ugh ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 469.94. ; July, 47e. ; 0 :lobar to December. 47.. 61. Maltase Avaaaoss.—Town tallow, 46.. 6.1. ; I'4 by ditto, 2. 144.; yellow Rwaleu, 41 1 .1 t. 6d.; in•lted staff, 36e 64. ; rough Zito), 21a.; tallow graves, 16 .; soya dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARIEET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. D 4.14 report. a fell 'apply. with ww7 little dowsed. Primo olowlow bey, 90.. t sttooolor i , 1001. to 110..; inferior. 60.. to 80..; 19 . w. 6 0 1 . to 80s.1 row's, 60... to 80..; olovor. 1004. to 1304.; second eat, 965. to 1164.; straw, 284 to 34a. COVENT-GARDEN.—(TRIS DAY). Tr►de bas not been quite so brisk this weak, and lower prices have is most instant:ea been real - mi. G ra p e , an d strawberries era famished in recall rat ennelit'on. Fresch Icherries realise from 91. to le. per lb. Orang=e fetch from le. to 1•. 81. per drs•s. Excellent tomatoes are now arriving from France. For sew pitatoes prises rang* from 20.. to 245. per cwt. New Lisboa potatoes fetch 3.. per d. s. a Asparagus is still abundant and cheap. Green peas are now well seppl ed, as ars also all Mods of Wading. Cut lowers ennei.t of Heliotropes, Cacti, o , oSids, gtopttanotk, Piaks,Clome, Carnations, Mideasette, Heaths, said Rows. Mae Amiss, Too lb., Is Is to Ovum, pw lA Is to 111 P•ites . OR dos , It s tolOs NONS,III% Oa.. Of to Hs Choortos, per lb., &Ito So iinwterriss, per rm.. to Is Cloorterrles. p stem Is to 4s Antis, p. Ulf Me. Sr 14 to 4. Onsess. per lON ts to Its Lomas, pot dos., 4d to told estsbasso, per &mil. 91 to . ls ld asidlioeses. Is Id to s home Hosakoss HM, lto Nos. per quirt, Id to Is A:Mom pot Ids. 906 to 1106 pee cwt.. Ils to z per bosh., Its 11.1 to 46 tor, par Itt. la6d Ps to CNN* OOW. D. bomb. le to Id Tuulp% do. do.. 44 to Id 1169mhater lose. la to 1.6 d Olumbers. ark Id to la 6d =11 , 64 dm, Par 1n1i046 44 to Id Ammer" par 100, Is to 41 Worn per tras., Ti to 2s id feeds, pror York 44 In '4 Woes. ems. per butvb, 34 to IA Artlikak4 . ad. rd to oe abaft% ow bormitt. :n 61 00 - 11e - :FRIL ato Sol Utah% per ea, to to to lottoomOmb.. o. score. tote todd aditoii, ton* do.. lo to 10 SI Soma Wok p. pos. Sd to U UM abaft poi frtor nothromoo. oar pot. to to to 414 Perim omit. prow pm, prat boom. t 1 to U diortorook par booth. Ma to Savory, do.. St to Id I Rote. p. boob. Id to II I Ps Is " 124 10 ai U Me I 71 T 44 4 Ils