The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vice-Chancellor Stuart.) THE COUNTESS DELLS SETA. V. LORD VERNON. Th e Vi.o.Chancellor said he had received a letter, dated from Brookes Club, and purporting to be signed by Lord Versos. He handed it to Mr. Bacon, Q.C., hie lordship's counsel, observing that if it were a forgery it should go no further, so far as his Honour woe concerned, but his lordship and his solicitor might take such steps as they might think proper with respect to it. If, h owe ver, it were not a forgery, he desired that it, m ight be handed to Mr. Melina, adding that as it contained a gross personal insult to himself, and woe a contempt of court, he should summon Lord Vernon before Dim, and commit him for the contempt. The solicitor of Lord Vernon stated that the letter was not in his lordship's handwriting. His Honour said he could readily believe it, as it was not the letter of a gentleman. Mr. Melina, Q.C., asked to see the letter, but the Vice- Chancellor said, " No, no, Mr. Melina." Here the matter dropped. COURT OF PROBATE AND DITORCR (Beare the Judge Ordinary.) BOL'LTIicO V. BOULTIN6.--2PICIa JURY. The Queen's Advocate and Dr. Etwabeyfeelttriatitioner ; Br. staveley Hill and Mr. Cohen for the re*p ent. This was the petition of a wife for a judicial separation on the ground of - her husband's adultery ,• and the respon dent pleaded connivance and unreasonable delay. The marriage took place in 1833, the respondent being at that time an ironmonger in partnership with his father in Union-street, Paddington. The connexion was not a happy one, and there were several separations be fore the 14th of November, 1833, when cohabitation brolly orneed. An allowance of 7s. per week was peen the petitioner, which was afterwards increased to 95., and that continued to be paid till the commencement of these proceedings. The respondent after the ultimate separation ti igen to commit adultery with Ann Hatfield, and he bad lived with her at varioue times since then. This was not denied, sad the issues were merely those raised by the re spondent. The jury, after a brief consultation upon the evidence given in the canoe, found that Mrs. Boultiog had been cord net of her husband's adultery since 1843, heal connived at it, and that she had beenignilty of unreasonable delay in pee. tenting bar petition. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP-STREET. AN OMNIBUS THINS. A well-dreamed woman of44s,ana who gave the name of EliAberh Craddock, supposed to be an alias, was charged with picking the pocket of a lady in ooe of the omnibuses belonging to the London General Company. Mr. Beard attended as solicitor to the company, and con. dacted the prosecution. Be called Yin Solder, resident st Severer, who said—Yesterday evening, about six o'clock, I was next to the prisoner in an omnibus peeling op the City-road. Suddenly she slighted, and almost impul sively I felt my pocket immediately afterwards. My purse had been taken from it while I was in thevehlds, and I made the conductor acquainted with the fact, at the same time mentioning my suspicion that the person who had sat next roe was the thief. Subsequently my puma, containing 121. Id. and some postage stamps, was restored to me. Jceeph Gilbert, conductor of the omnibus—On being in formed of the lady's loss I punned the prisoner about 2C3 mods, and on telling her t bat a lady had been robbed in the omnibus, she had Just left, she appeared astonished, and denied all knowledge of the matter. I, how ever, insisted upon her returning with me, upon which she coolly took from her pocket a purse containing the amount of money and property men. timed, put it into my hand, and said " Let me go !" Of coon I refused to do this, and the lady having identified the purse as her own, prisoner was given into custody. Mr. Joyce, a coal-merchant at Hoaton, having I...corrobo rated the conductor's statement, Mr. Beard said—l am given to understand that the pri soner is an old thief. . . . . _ . Bendel! (the gaoler)—Sir, she is • general thief, I have known her as long es I have been acquainted with police duties. She has been frequently convicted, but, I believe, mostly hi the City. Mr. Leigh intimated his intention to send Mimi Craddock for trial, bat ordered a remand th►t the convictions spoken of might be proved. WANDSWORTH. TRI WIMBLEDON RI/LE MATCH.- POLICE RROULLTIONS. Wilfialis White, an omnibus driver badge No. 1,040, was placed in the dock, charged by the police with driving to the common danger of the public. Sergeant Cardiac, 34 V, mid that on the previous after noon he was on duty in Putney, regulating the cabs and omnibuses at the railway station. The defendant was there, acting as conductor to his omnibus. The driver was loitering shout the Richmond-road and Putney railway bridge. Witness told the driver that he could not ply for hire on the bridge, as he was obstructing the thoroughfare, and that he must go on the stand and take his turn. Instead of going on to the stand he again drove into the Richmond toad. On the arrival of a train the driver drove on towards the stand over the bridge. Witness told the driver that he must return or else he would came an obstrac lion. The driver said he would get down and band the reins to the defendant, who was the regular driver. The defendant called out to the driver to go on, bat finding that the man was stopped and was gettingdown, be got on to the box, and, with an oath, declared he would goon. Witness put his hand, on the horses' heads to pre test him, when he commenced flogging the poor animals most unmercifully. One gentleman was nearly knocked down and witness was obliged to take the prisoner into custody or he would have run over some one. The witness added that there was a great many vehicles passing at the time. Oilier evidence wee given to show that the prisoner had been cautioned on the previous days and wee well aware of the police regulations. It also appeared that the police had had a great deal of trouble with bun. The prisoner denied flogging the homes, and said he had moat got on to the box when he was taken into custody. Mr. Ingham said it was necessary dui,' the Wimbledon Rifle Match that the thoroughfare should be kept clear ; and as it was proved that the prisoner had driven in a dangerous manner he fined him 20a., and, in default, to be ireprieoned for seven days. The defendant did not pay the fine, and he was sent to prison. SHOCKING AND FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE CITY.— (THIS DAT.)—This morning at 11 o'clock • shocking accident happened at No. 19, Broad-streetbaildinge, Broad-street, City, by which a man named Thomas Freemen lost his life. It appears that the premises were being pulled down to 'oaks room for the works of the North Loon Railway. Deceased was standing on the top of • wall when by some means be fell headlong down, and was within • few inches of crushing police-covetable 121, of the City police, in his fall. As it was he came cm his head on the pavement, his brains were dashed out, and hie ribs broken. He was removed, horribly mangled, to the hospital, when life was, of wares, found to be extinct. The escape of the polioncondable was most miraculous, the body of deceased almost grazing him in the descent. The accilent happening at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, when the streets were full, large crowds instantly assembled on the Vat , THE ISLINGTON CHILD MURDER.--SiDOB the in goat was opened on the remains of the unfortunate child Elizabeth Hunter. on Tuesday last, the lower jaw has been found, close to the spot where Ibe head was buried. As the are stands at present it is surmised that the mur dered child was enticed into the hothouse by the mur derer ; that, having abased her, he held • handkerchief to her month to stifle her screams (as in the instance of the former girl), sod in so doing suffocated her; and that, dreading detection in both crimes, he buried the body in the dirt-heap behind the stove pipes under the stage. It may seem strange that the dirt should have remained for so long • time without being disturbed, bat it must be borne in mind that the spot was not only most difficult of access, bat that it was always hidden by the flowerpots on the stage. The adjourned ioquest will be held on Wednesday, and the prisoner will be brought up for re examination on Thursday. The burial of the remains will take piece to-morrow. A &roar or Vn.Latuu.—A most painful story sou told yesterday in the Salford Seesiona•court. It seems that in January last • man named Broadbent called It the house of • Mr. Thorpe, who lives in the neighbourhood of Halifax, and on the pretence of desiring to do business with him, managed to ingratiate him self with the family. He proposed to Thorpe's daughter and mia accepted, and soon contrived to obtain a "loan" of 121. Nat the girl, which he, of course, never repaid. Broad beat said he intended to emigrate to America, and it was arranged that he and Miss Thorpe should be named at Liverpool, just before starting for the New World, ou the 28th March. They started ostensibly for Liverpool on the 21st of M a r c h, and were accompanied by a too, named Fox, who pretended that he too was on his way to America. Instead of going to Liverpool, however, they all got oat at Rochdale, and antes queotly came on to this city, where the girl, who led been by this time seduced by Broadbent, was deserted — Fox and Broadbent having robbed her of her and clothes. The poor victim of this disgraceful fr . = heartbrolcee at the position in which she now found herself, committed various acts of felony with the deliberate in tuition of being sent to prison. She was apprehended and sentenced to two months' imprisonment. Her friends were then communicated with, and it was found that Broadbent, who proved to be • mulled man, was already in gaol for some asnodling tranaactioos. Fox was moo afterwards mired by the police, and yesterday be was sinteeced to three years' penal servitude. —At am/aster uardian. CRICKET. The All England Eleven intend to compete next Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, at Ha:Awned Park, new Basingstoke, with twenty-two gentlemen of that locality. PRESENT ETONLANS r. PRESENT HARROVIAN& This exciting contest was commenced yesterday at Lord's , groand, and there were more than 10,000 persons present to wastes it. At 11 o'clock precisely the um ppues called "play," and Eton took possession of the wiolceta, which appeared to be in o...pital order. Total of the innings, 184 ; Mr. 'krill, not out, with 7. Time 20 minutes past 2. After a brief interval Harrow entered on their innings. Annexed is the state of the score :—Eton, 184 ; Harrow (not oat), 176. The match was resumed this morning at 11. COUNTY OF SURREY v. FOURTEEN FREE FORESTERS. This match was resumed yesterday morning on the Surrey Ground, Kennington-oval. and though Surrey made a my poor some in their first innings (which they bad to follow), they amply redeemed themselves in their second, making a total of 257, Mortlock taking the " lager " with 61. All contributed. The Free Foresters began their second in nings well, and when the stumps were drawn for the day Mr. Cooper was left not out with 40, the score standing as under :—Free Foresters, first innings, 116 ; second innings, 95. Surrey, first innings, 34 ; second innings, 257. match was to be continued this morning. AQUATICS. Robert Chambers still declines to row another match with Green oa the Thames in August, bat contends that, as be has rowed four times already on that river, it is bat fair that Green should come down to " the coaly Tyne." He suggests to the Australian that if he is not satisfied he had better enter against him for the Tyne champion cup. Green claims forfeit on the ground that Chambers will not row in reasonable time, and Chambers's backers think Green unreasonable for not taking expenses to row on the Tyne— there the matter stands. So far, Chambers has won 2,1004 in matches. GENTLEMEVS CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE THAMES. The honour of possessing the proud distinction of Champtooship of the Themes is much coveted this year, as is obvious from the fact that there are no less than six gen tlemen striving to dispossess Mr. Woodgate. of the Uni versity of Oxford, of the silver smalls, of which he became the holder last year. The following are the new caedi &dee :—Mess. Lloyd, II eivenity of Cambrelge ; Michell, M lee College, Oxford ; Parker, Thrinestt7 Oxford ; Cnstanoe, London Bowing Club ; Norris, Rowing Club ; and Wallace, of the Tyne Rowing Club. These gentlemen are to row on the 20th inst., and the winner, according to the conditions of the race, will have to contend against the holder on the 23rd. The course on this occasion will be from Putney to Mortlake, and not as heretofore. TEE CELEBRATED ROUPELL POROBRINS CASE. The extraordinary disclosures that took place on the occasion of the memorable trial at Guildford, and which created so great a sensation at the time, in consequence of Mr. William Roupell, the former representative in parliament for the borough of Lambeth, coming forward and avowing by hie evidence, for the purpose of retrieving the foetus of his family, that the deed under which he had claimed the vast estate of his father, as also the will executed by him, and upon the strength of which he bad raised vast sums of mousy from insurance offices and others on their securities, were forgeries, and that he was the forger, and upon which cooefeenon he was arraigned at the Central Criminal Court and sentenced to penal servitude for life, is about to enter • new phase. It was well known that Mr. Roupell was born before the marriage of his parents, and is consequently ille gitimate, his younger brother, Mr. Richard Rotmell, being the heir at law of the deceased Mr. Roupell ; and in conse quence of the disclosures of the forgeries of his brother, he now seeks to impeach the validity of the securities held by mortgagees of the estates left by his father at the time of his death, and which were taken passion of and mortgaged by the convict ItoupelL The first case that will arise will take place at the ensuing Chelmaford anises, in an action of ejectment brought by Mr. Richard Roupell against Mews. Hawes and others, the mortgagees in pow 60/11i011 of the valuable estate in Essex belonging to Mr. Roupell called the Great Warleigh estate. The cue has been made a special jury case, and is pointed for trial on Thursday in next week, before Mr. Baron Bramwell, the senior judge of the assize. Mr. Serjeant Shea, with Mr. Lush, Q.C., and Mr. Joseph Brown, instructed by Mama Linklater, are specially retained, and will appear as counsel for Mr. Richard Roupell, the heir at law. Mr. Bovill, Q.C., with Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and Mr. Garth, will appear as counsel for the defendants, the mortgagees. The defence to be set up is one that will result in the elucidation of some extraordinary facts. Mr. Roupell, the self-convicted forger, will be brought up again by habeas corpus and put in the witness-box, and undergo • more searching examina tion than he has hitherto been subjected to, the assumption being that his avowsls of the forgeries area fabrication ; and evidence will be adduced to show that the signatures of the deceased to the several documents were genuine, whatever mental incapacity or coercion had existed or been used to obtain them. The cue has already caused much interest, and during the trial, which will occupy several days, the town of Chelmsford cannot fail to be in a state of excite ment. By far the more important case—as to the value of the property—whatever may be the result of this trial, will take place at the ensuing Croydon assizes, in the action brought by Mr. Richard Reopen against the Equitable Insurance Office for the recovery of the extensive property called "The Roupell Park Estate," at Streatham, and in which the Name learned counsel are engaged. The case will elm be tried before • special jury in the second week in August. THE NEW ZEALANDERS. TO THZ EDITOR OP TH2 1MP2128.. SlR,—Having seen in the Express of Wednesday evening, the B►h inst., • letter signed "W. Jenkins," in which he states that certain New Zealand chiefs uoder his charge are "in no way connected with • performing troupe of natives who advertise themselves u Maori chiefs," I beg you will allow me, as proprietor of the performing party to which he alludes, and as Mr. Jenkins' statement might lead the public to fancy they were im postors, to say that the New Zealanders whom I em ex hibiting at the Alhambra are every one of them chiefs, of which I can, if necessary, bring forward satisfactory and the most undoubted proofs. Permit me through your influential journal to inform the English public that the New Zealand chiefs are in no way connected with Mr. Jenkins' party, they being • &untie company.—l am, IL O. HIA , ARTY. 54, Waterloo-road, Lambeth, &, July IL SERIOUS FIRE.—CHARLTON, NOON.—At a late hour last night a Bre of an egtenove character, and which even at this hour is not entffely extinguished, broke out la the large ropery belonging to Messrs. Aphis and Co., known as Charlton Wharf, in Kent. The flames com menced in the hemp warehouses, 70 feet long and 30 feet wide, and from thence laid hold of the timber-built and covered rope walks, 180 feet long and 40 feet wide. Her Majesty's engines from the dockyard and arsenal attended, but the tide being low they were of little use. Before available aid could be obtained the firs bad reached Mr. C. Phillips Anchor and Hope Hotel. This building contained 14 rooms of great size, and in the course of a few minutes was on fire from the base to the roof. The Bre was not entirely extinguished at noon . The lass ill very heavy, and will fall upon the Pitmen, Sun, and Kent fire-officer. ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY FEET BILLOW.—A curious circumstance occurred at the quiet little village of Lower Eythorne one day daring the put week. The wA situated in the centre of the village, was the scene of the sensation. It appears that • woman, about in the prime of life, from some cause evidently unknown to any one but herself, opened the lid of the well and jumps! down—a distance of 180 feet. The water and the chill, however, soon drew forth cries and groans from the now repentant woman, and the unearthly sounds attracted the attention of one of her sex, who, ri to the mouth of the well, feelingly inquired, • Wh ng o's there r " Throw down a rope," wu the an swer from the depths below. Assistance was pro cured, the rope lowered, and immediately afterwards the . immersed " was drawn op. The serious part of the story must now be told—anxious to get on to mother earth, the poor frightened creature, as soon as she reached the top, clutched et the woodwork of the well, when the rope slipped, old she was precipitated below. After • lapse of time she was again got up. when it was found, upon examination by Dr. Chalk. that her leg was broken and other part. of her body were seriously injured.—Dover Chronicle. TRAYTIC Rarrsss.—The traffic receipts of rail wss ia the United Kingdom amounted, for the week a en the 4th of duly, on 10,817 miles, to 609,9861., end for the corresponding week of last year, on 10,338 miles. to 599,7501., showing an increase of 479 mile., and of , 10,2361. in the receipts. The gross receipts oa the follow iug 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, on 7,421 mike, to 478,707/. ; sod for the corresponding week of 1862, on 7,123 miles, to 481,6071., showing an increase of 298 miles, and *decrease of 2,9001. in the receipts. The decrease on the Great Pastern amounted to 5311.; on the Great Northern, to 2,8944 ; on the Great Southern and Western, to 51/. ; ou the Greet Western to 1,157 ; on the London and North Western to 2 , 2601.; on the London sod Brighton to 1,8691.; I on the London and South Western to 5,3881.; and on the South Eastern to I,o9Sl.—total, 15,248/. Bat from this must be deducted 1,3591., the increase on the Caledonian ; 3,4381. on the Lancashire and Yorkshire; 1,0711. on the Man chester and Sheffield ; 2005 L on the Midland ; 1,6311. on the North British ; and 2,0441. on the North Eastern— together 12,3481, leaving the &creole as above, 2,90 u/. The goods and mineral traffic on those Hues amounted to 215,3734, and for the corresponding week of 1862 to 200,7381., showing an increase of 14,63. V. The receipts for passengers, parcels, he., amounted to 263,334/., against 280,8691., showing a decrease of 17,5351., the comparison being with an International Exhibition week of last year. I The traffic receipt+ on 63 other lines amounted, on 3,396 miles, to 131,2791., and for the corresponding week of last year. on 3,215 miles, to 118,1431., showing an increase of 181 miles, and of 131361. in the receipts. The total receipts of the past week show an increase of 3 8311., as eanspared with those of the preceding week, eliding the 27th of June. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 11, 1863. UM LIBTB.-(TEIIS DAY.) Two o'Cioow. The railway share market is rather dull to-day, but no important reduction has occurred in prices. Lancashire and Yorkshire and Caledonian stocks have receded per cent., and London and North Western and Great Western, 4. Midland, South Eastern, and Great Eastern, are steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 to 103 ; Great Western, 671 to ; Midi And, 1284 to j ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113# to Caledonian 119 to k ; South Eastern, 92k to Great Eastern, 63 to I ; Great Northern„ 1274 to 128 k ; and London and South Western, 1051 to 106 f. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway shares are steady. ULDINAZY MIAMI VIM woos% lb ' I" I iniirAlL L a tg ag er n I VII= aris • Wol.eattomlrsta. DM" 1414.0. alibi mad lizeta (eat rod BeaZOO— Clarawal Do. • jr• Da Blp.alspillSoli Babes rd li Tao . Dead.,Pere,MANLJD Idtgbarikand Ohio% =Oll/ • & Wolin) 8 81 Ili 4 86 V 119 1191 noir Da A Nook. Do. Zug Amain Mk libeed Noilltod doollono Dak 1 Ay's nod% an . Do.' j INSpot.ls pad I Ell Moen* Wool (Ira end W.llllll Imaiiiiinvib Yorke& lambs and Dbokwall Lon=radl I' la.t w 'orlh 1 win LawionilloathWorfor Idna".l4l.lnoolown Ilarypoct and Outdo- Do. New Do. New _ _ _ Do. Dino. • Derby. litd. QC Wn. am) Do Maros Yid Cons MM Cent (Ow lane).. Dore BelWf ..-- Do.leDa.,Portlo, Dead. W. IlhoSono—Boortak Do. O.N.I.Pan FO. Do. Now North Stollooddgeo NorthatWootornJoar bold& N.l •Inwittk. Shrowybury • Webb . Union •o bWa South Wake IL Webb. It Savor Da .11 M.l•llVlnelm all Stockton Ss Doeinurtan le Do do 1868 Ye aa 18 041.::: lAN Vab Do B I Do 0 I IMe ....-..- 1 Vas el Nara Vldols Ma • near Wstictord a Manny Wad Oessim W.l42= d al INA DIMo 1 1 1= DIMo MONEY MARENT.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoi. The stock markets to-day are very inactive, but , prices are steady. The funds remain at yesterday's ' quotations, but Consols are quoted for money slightly better. English railways are rather dull. Foreign stocks are well supported. The principal feature in this department is a considerable rise in Mexican Bonds, consequent upon the statement that the French have occupied the city of Mexico. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 68fr. 55c., being exactly the same as yesterday. Console are now quoted 924 to # for money, and 924 to 3 for the account (August 6). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4 ; ditto, for account, 924 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92}, ; New Three per Cents., 923, } ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 107 ; Bank Stock, 237, 236; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, ; ditto Bonds, 18s. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 116 ; and Exchequer Bills, June, Is. die. Mexican Bonds have been in great demand, and, after being purchased as high as 384, are last marked 37} and 374. Egyptian Stock continues to improve. There were also more inquiries fur Ita lian and Venezuelan Bonds of 1862. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 92 to 93 ; that of 1858, 704 to 4, being 4 lower ; that of 1862, 67} to 68, ex div. ; the Coneolidia, 504 to' , ; and Greek Bonds, 35} to 4, being lower than yesterday afternoon. Transactions are recorded as follows:-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 92 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 103} ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Conte., 86} ; Danish, 1863, 904 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 614, 65, ex div. ; Egyptian, 1034 ; ditto second issue, 1024, 1031, 103, } ; Greek, for account, ' 354, ; ditto Coupons, 161, 4 ; Italian, for account, 714, 4, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 1} prem., ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 374, 384, 37#, 38, 374, 3 ; Moorish, 964 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 873, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 484, ex div. ; ditto for account, 484, ex div. ; Russian, 1859, 594 ; Sardinian, for account, 904, 91; Spanish, for account, 544, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 484, 4, ex div. ; ditto Certificates, for account, 124 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 704 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 674, 68, 674, ex div. ; Venezuela, for account, 244, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 57, 4. The news from America being of a less decisive character than was anticipated, the Scrip of the Con federate Loan is lower, at par to 4 prem. Italian is quoted 14 to 14 prem., ex div. ; and Venezuelan, 1} to Of dis. International Financial shares are rather bet ter, at 44 to 54 prem., and General Credit and Finance at 4to 14 prem. London Financial are steady at 14 to 11 prem. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company are without change, at 4to prem., and those of the Egyptian Trading Company at 14 to 14 prem. The Delta, which will leave on the 12th inst., will take in specie 127,9501. for Bombay, of which 110,4501. is silver and the rest gold. • HALF-PAST Two o'CLocx. Consols are without variation, at 92} to 1 for money, and 921 to 1 for the account. . - - The repayments at the Bank of England appear to be met with facility. In the general market, although there is some disposition to attach im portance to the unfavourable return of the Bank 'of France, choice bills are placed at 31 to 31 per cent. -•• • • The Secretary of State for India has just noti fied that he is desirous of raising 8,000,0001. on India Four per Cent. stock to redeem Four per Cent. Debentures for 4,e24,5001. due October 8, 1863, and for 3,172,5001. due April 8, 1864. The New Four per Cent. stock is to be redeemable in 1888. The Debenture holders may have either registered stock or stock certificates. Unless they signify their assent to this proposal by the 3rd proximo, they will be paid off when their Deben tures arrive at maturity. An instalment of 31. 19s. 4d. fell due yesterday on the bonds of the last Turkish Loan. The amount payable in this country, however, is not large. The annexed resolution has been adopted by all the principal . Stock Exchange dealers in Greek coupons ; We, the undersigned dealers in Greek coupons, hereby give notice that, on and lifter Friday, the 31st July, 1863, we will only taLe and deliver coupons gummed on aboard in amounts of 1001. er multiples thereof. or the Greek Com mittee's wirtificate for the same. Bargains is loose tampons alter the date must be made special The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yester day was 43,0001. A large portion of the recent arrivals of Australian and Californian gold has been taken for transmission to Russia by the con tractors for the last loan. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted much the same as on Tuesday. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.18/ to 1 : ditto, 3 days, 11.156 to 166 ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, ILIBI to f ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.471 to 55 ; Hamburg, ma. bane*, three months, 13.71 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.20 to 30 ; do., 3 months, 25.476 to 53 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 1191 to : Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 366 to 1 ; Vienna, off. do.. 3 mouths, 11.35 to 40 ; Trieste, elf. to., 3 months, 11.35 to 40 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 montlw, 49 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.576 to 626 Germ, 3 months, 25.571 to 626 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.576 to 626 Nantes, 3 months, 25.576 to 62) ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.626 to 76 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.621 to 71; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53 . The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made op to Thursday, the 9th of July, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Bills discounted Notes in circulation lncrease 2,0.10,000 Private deposits Treasury deposits drawee on public securities Decrease 184,000 An increased demand for accommodation is usually experienced in France in the first week of July, but the pressure this month appears to have been un commonly heavy. The decline in the coin and bullion is at the same time large. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 31 per cent. ; Vienna, 5 ; Hamburg, 31 ; Turin, ; Frankfort, 21 ; Amsterdam, 3} ; Berlin, 31 ; Brussels, 3 ; and St. Petersburg, 5 per cent. Tenders were received yesterday by the Union Bank of Australia for 25,0009. of Wellington (New Zealand) Eight per Cent. Debentures, having 14 years to run. The total applied for was 90,700/., of which tenders for 30,5001. were above the minimum of 1101. Those ranging between 1151. Is and 1101. 7s. 6d. were accepted in full, and 1,9001. was allotted to a tenderise at 110/. ss. The East Indian Railway Company are now pre pared to receive payments in anticipation on their H shares. The directors of the Continental Bank Corpo ration have made a call of 51. per share, payable on the 17th August, and have made arrangements with Messrs. Gabriel Have. and Company, of Marseilles, for the transfer of their business to the bank, and for the establishment at Marseilles of a l branch of the bank, which will shortly be opened under the management of Mr. Gabriel Have, at present chief partner of the above firm. The directors of the Bank of Wales have this l day concluded arrangements with Messrs. Matthews and Co., of the City and Comity Bank, Hereford, for the transfer of their business, and will move into their premises to-morrow. A branch of the Bank of Wales was opened yesterday at Hay, Breoonshire, in the premises lately occupied by the Herefordshire Banking Company, under the management of Mr. J. T. Bowen, late manager of the Herefordshire Banking Company in that town. The lettere of allotment and " regret " of the London and Hamburg Exchange Bank were BRITISH POIMEMIONIL an. Ird 1 RAILWAYS. iffisus•m.: Dim Do" 1.0./D4.1.0. Do. NOW Do. Now. I Mama Do. Pzeinekee—,-.; ICI IA EA II SI 1€ ▪ era. Ns, 410d.1 n.. J••uly%• & ista, diss- Clikel OopoTADook 110.m000 , dl Dinerorm7p.mr&P•ot CO adorn booed ladloa g50..611. - 00. 10 Do. G. Szterlas 10 DO. IL do Oroad Trunk of Quo& Dm lid prat Bomb Do. do. defamed Do. 2ad p-eL Bonds Do. do. deterred ird lyre. Stook Do. do. Mined Do. apref. Do. do. dot•rrod I 0100 loodasa• 'lt U U 141 , It , jai ;I NO al SI. 101 SO 11 it, 9r. H IL 11 N H it. 14 8 Do. January, 1881 N el I. olln o. N:r a t a l elWal II Do. Na. 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Now (Molted) Sokofloo Beak of Dof Qom=load iL a Vlotorlin, &odds of Wales Doak of New Loallad (L Brit sad American 11:14 British N. America Char./ALB:if. Columbia C. Bk. Lwilr Aus. Asir Metrd. Y of line, ltfe ,Vootol --- PO. 140 PO 100 'Continentsl PO 100 Illnglian sal Irish (Lisa) PO M Ig.ncottiktd.CitarSt. 100 100 ,HindumaChinattJap.(l) PO 100 :Imperial Bank Lthaltod PO 10 • Imperial Ottoman NM 100 Loudon and Bradllan., 100 100 Lon.B.Syres&R.Plats (L PM 10 Los Ct. Bank M AseleL MO 100 London and Colonial (L. 100 10 London, and Clesna7 100 !Lagoa ;obit nook MO 100 Lon. and Middlesex no 100 foe. and Ncrthent (L 100 40 I Lon&al t Mote &Mk DP 100 ILondood&Ameriesn (L. MI 100 Los. et B. Western (Lim. MO 1* ;Lao. and Westmlnalter PO 50 Mereantils Ittchenp(L DY 100 'Wetro.l Pony. Bans (L. MO 100 Do. Deserted 106 100 'Midland Bank (Lim.) 100 100 'National of Liverpool(L 100. 20 IV. Pro. An, New 0001 !0. Do do Del 10 ',Nations! Bank 23? 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(Urn get.Rall., Car., &Wag NatalLand&Co&Co.(LY National Macaw& Co Nerbart,eal&lreetl Do. New N.Lsoland T.aadL (tho IN. NM. giod.wir.t.” Novo Scotia O. sad L(L jaelil thr Ones. In. Ma (Lm). • 'reel laver Lead & lan , Pomba sad Oda& Num De. ---- tßoaloradaLd.R4l..*K.(L. a rtaiw irce Rio &Jan. City Da.(L.; Do. Royal Mail /nom .—. Sonallah Amt. lowoolar. IS.Afrlcao laoalh Amanita' laud it'd:owls* Tat. Beep Ltl. of Aust(L.) T.I. re.Prasch rfT. T.nwlnwo TM. 'l. Vas Disiasn's eiio u.soe 414174 00,000 114,1 d• 414010 tro.lft I flAse.l. l xd &U WV 10,00 NAOS ef,006 wow of 514.780 10,00? 00 1 Willi 40,000 24,000 12,000 1 105,820 t 77.000 10,000 40,44 52%976 i 0.4 44 125, 1110:0" , MOW . 100. 00 . , ts.noo 150,000 10000001 40,000 10,000 11;40 !2."1 I.o.orei ki;#l T.,,, - ,kl two Imo 6,00 1 1 IMF °16.1 te-tw. !!•"), Tiood fo7fiaol eakoo stom 10.00 r 17,000 i_.".t.l ;.??,1 tifsiJ I 50n.040, 10,000 lkikt 14.0 • tatsca. Ao.oof xln ~ r 4 i Tea ir r u M I$ Pa for A see mini -- Z. - ".n. I die psi 6 7 sd i (Hs r 4 h - di. 4 . 5. it (lb pm 1 DM 56 lid 1 1 7* liPra 4a W . 106 111 Is J 0• f4l par 78 IT 18 ▪ I.W 40 42 2k UM, IPa 4pea 60 II 1 lepu 19f 304 U 51 14 108 110 10 41 11 Of am Idb par Iff at 81 o • %pm 9f prr 7 8 pa* • p 37l en 29 1 dle 444 21 dli ef 1 l 1 Us 14 Oidis 79 81 i dl.rr It Par P" pa 8 4iPm 51 64 MI 670 161 s6l 410 tor 60 41 zAt 11 I peal 6} m . 66 7 1 b a 123 I 184 Itfy I It St H_ WA n il ell 63 C 9 83 82 lil7l It Ili rt Il e 11 t. id, 4 It llb idi li dia iprainl 104 4117 lf 1* 13 30 3 i li ~ ; }ed zd iidz P: 11 pm it it ti nra ma ;In coaCit 4} 4} t It PI • m. 11 T. 1 4"rdi so n 6 ~ f 4 26{ liraid 4/4 x 66 ea 140 . 146 -* PEI SS U scl 1 1 1 . 1 t .. , dis 14 143. at xd , 1 Ut 7 x 4 - MI 77 - il 77 i I 7 19 1111 46 17 66}7 u}l id 71 gni zd posted yestatlay afternoon, when the first imam': of 5,000 shares was allotted. More than 25,000 shares have been applied for in the Company of African Merchants, the number offered to the public being only 10,000. The list was closed yesterday. FIUDAT itviortyc: Console, which closed yesterday at 921 toiler the account (August 8), were first marked this morning 92k, and closed at 92 1 to For money the lad price was 92$ to 4. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4, 4 ; ditto for account, 92f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, ; New Three per Cents., 92 4 , 4,4, p • Thirty Years Annuities ' 1885, 15 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 214 • India Stock, 227, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. Bieck, redeemable July, 1870, 1084, 4, 4 ; ditto for account, 1084 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 18s. Fem. ; Four per Cent enfaoed rupee paper, ditto Five per Cent., 1074. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady at 1084 to I. India Bonds were quoted 14s. to 18s. prem. ' • and Exchequer Bills la. die. to Es. rem. The foreign stock market was firm, particularly in the afteruoom. The course of the market to-day for the shares of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company furnishes an illustration of the consequences of the desire manifested by many of the speculators to effect sales of every new concern that comes out. The shares have been driven down recently tot to prem., but it is now found that they are very scarce for the coming settlement, fixed for Monday. A rebound has accordingly taken place to-day to to 24 prem., and the final quotation was 1# to 1 prem. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company, of which many speculative sales appear likewise to have been effected, left off t better than yesterday, at to prem. International Financial shares have relapsed to 44 to 5 prem., and General Credit to to 1 prem. London Financial were steady at 1# to 14 prem. British and American Exchange Bank and Lon don and Brazilian Bank shares were weaker, while Union Bank of London and Mercantile and Ex ' change Bank have improved. There were inquiries for Joint Stock Discount shares. Peel River Land stock was flat. Ocean Marine shares closeCto-day at 10At ie o! prem. ; Universal Marine, # to Tham es and ; and Mersey, 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem. ; Commercial Union, 14 to 2 prem. ; North British and Mercan tile Insurance, 164 to 17 ; Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 14 prem. ; and British and Foreign Marine, t to 14 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—London and Hamburg Bank, par to 1 prem. ; Richmond Hill Hotel, par to 1 prem. ; Torquay Hotel to 14 prem. ; Portugal Iron and Coal, to 4 , prem. City of London Hotel, to prem. ; Company of African Merchants, #to prem. ; Continental Gas, t°prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, to prem. ; London and African Trading, to 1 prem. ; and Oil Seed Crushing Company (in which undertaking 2,000 shares were applied for to-day out of 5,000) Prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocx. The transactions in the mining market to-day are upon a very limited scale, and prices gene rally are without variation. F ret Caradon shares are rather firmer, at 261 to 3, and Marke Valley at to I. Rut Basset are quoted 76 to 77 Wheal Crofty, 3to ; New Martha, 3to ; and Caradon and Phosnix, lit to Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. There are a fair number of inquiries for St. John del Rey and United Mexican. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Means. Von Dadels zen and North : _ . - - We have to report a steady &maid for metals since our last report. While in some kinds prices have advanced, others have shown a tendency to a slight decline. Iron.- Welsh bars continue very firm at 61. 15e. to 51. 17e. 6d. f .o.b. Wales, sod at 81. Mt f.0.b., this port. For Stafford shire qualities there is & fair average demand. Scotch pig iron has been largely dealt in at gradually advancing prices. We now quote cash parcels Mal cash, 56e. 9d. three months open, with every appearance of a further rise. Copper-The demand continues both for raw and manufacture, but as buyers requires slightooncession from official prices, business; is somewhat checked. Foreign has been quiet, holders of Baud and Hapunds ask 98/. to 991 ., for B'.panith 901., and Chili 861. 108. Tin-English is in steady demind, while common is offered below official prime. Foreign is quite neglected. Strain is offering at 1264 10s. cult, 1271. Hires months, without meeting with buyers. Been, 1301. Ws. The Dutch market is quiet at 77f1. Tin Plates.-Charcoals are doll of sale, while common ooke sell freely at 21e. 6d. to 215.9 d. in Liverpool. Lead quiet; good soft English, 201. 78. 6d. to 204 12s. 6d. Si eller-A decided improvement has taken place, and an avenge amount of bruin:es has been done, after 181. having been paid 181. se. now firmly demanded, sod even at this price but little is to be had. For toward 134 ss. and 18/. 108. paid ; W. H., 18/. 10s. to 181. 158. In Hull sinker business has been reported at 174 15e. to 171. 178. ordinary brands ; W.H., 18/. 51. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (112 lINCTIOO AND nmougAmmAL TILIORAPN.) (PION OUR OWN CORINSPONDENT.) Market without chimp. Sales probably about s,oooWe'. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market 1e steady. Town tallow is quoted 40s. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, CM. ; August to Sep tember, 425. Od. ; October to December. 445. 9d. to 45.. Maim Annittots.—Town tallow, 435. Oil. ; fst by ditto, 2s. ld. ; yellow Russian, 435. 6d. ; melted stuff, 321. &L ; rough ditto, OW ; tallow greaves, 15s. ; god dregs. 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Harvey and Easton report • moderato supply ; toads dull at last day's pricer. Prime meadow hay, KOs. to 80a.; superior ditto, flOs. to 955. • inferior ditto, 3411. to Ms.; new ditto. 60a. to 80s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 121+.: ditto. new, 70a. to 955. ; ditto, wood out, 80a. to 115 a. ; straw, 28s. to 31s. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Ie consequence of the delightful weather we are now ex periencing supplies of both fruit and vegetables are unusually well kept up. Peaches and nectarines are plentifuL Green gages and other plums are row included in foreign imports, sod of grapes and pine apples the supply is surit for the demand. Strawberries are abundant. Cherries of foreign growth, of which there an large arrivals, are fetching from Is. to 6g, 6d, par basket, weighing about 24113 e. each. Of melons, both English and foreign, there is a good supply, and oranges are also plentifuL Now potatoes realise from Se. to Ile. per cart. Cut bowers chiefly con. gist of orchids, pelargoniiuns, violets, stocks, calceolarian mignoeette, and roses. rsctr. Pine Apples, per lb., fls to 6s Crapes, per lb., 3.6 to 6.1 Strawberries, per 1b.,e4 to a t I ApOes, per doz., 94 to 1s 64 Pip, p er doz.. Is to 8s Peaches, per doz., Its to Re Nectertnea, do., 64 to re VROET. Cabbages, p. doz., 64 to Is Peas, shelled, per qt.. 10 to Is eel Cauliflowers. each. 3d to 6.1 Potatoes, York Regents, per ton, 905 to Yds • nuke*, do., 100 s to 1106 • Rocks, do., 60. to 63. Cup., In.. 75a to 83e Tti . rnips, per bunch, 6d to 8d Carrots, do., •of to 44 Spinach, per sieve, Is ed to ts Cucumbers, each. 1s to 1064 Beet, per dos.. lied lielnns, each. 3s to re Lemons, per 100, 14s to lls Orange:. per boo, 30s to 10$ per 100, 64 to 11s Nuts. p. bush., 14u to 104 Almonds, do.. 18.1 V. "Junta, du., lOs Tomatoes, each, Id to 6,1 Celery, per bundle, 116 d to Ni French Beene, per 100, Is shallots •near, per bunch, MI Rhubarb, per bundle, Ed to ad Garlic ,ness, per bunch, Cid Lettuces, each, 1.1 to . 2d Pndlve, per score, Is to ts Horseradish, perlusu , le Cul to as lushrooms. p pott., Is to 1.61 Pantry. per IT bunches, Is to le Herbs, per bluish, &I PROVINCIAL iIaiiiMAJULITS. Lmtapoot.,JcLY 10.-Males to-day i-lAneashlre and Yorkshire 1111 I I-London and North Writ, rn, 1021-South I:astern and Dover, 92 I-Dutch Rhenish. 14 p.-Albion Assurance Com pany. p. - Confederate Loan, L. 1., par.; d., par, L p.-Whites. haven and roman. BD. 11/11Ctite76/ 4 . JULY 10.-The market has been trod and prices firm. Great Ship, W.-Great Western. t::-Illinois Central. Ds, d.-ditto raid up. 621-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 - London and North Western, 10324-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 451 II -Metropolitan, 114 7-16-Do. Extension. 19.16 p-Midiand, 1281-North British, WI 4 -son. h Eastern. NI-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 31.- W hitehaven and Furnees, 201-Ban Paulo, paid up, 21 --Africaii Merchants, p --Confederate Loan, par. Bnixotoakx, Jr Le -Great Wystern Birmingham Guaran teed Stork was mold at 77, and North Staffordshire Preference at 17.1.16 a. 3d. per share. South stallonlshire quoted 11 to 111- Birmingham Canal, 94 buyers-DrolDrich Canal 160 buyers- Worees.er Canal, 17 bnyers-ninonneharn nsink. ' 1 .4 to PA -- Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Bank, 101 to 10;,- Imperial Continental Om, 81 to RE ex div.-Metropalltan Wagaroi , 4 pm. buyers-Sonth Staffordshire Waterworks, 74 Boyers. THE WILMER 13 THE LANE DIRTRIVT.—During the last fortnight the weather bas been everything thmt could be desired, and the Lake District abounds with visitors. All the lodging•houses are full. both small and great, sad the hotels are generally well filled.-- Waft.? .re land Gazette.