The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-23 00:00:00

Mr. Coleridge said that as Lord Combeemere could not' be called be suggested that the shorthand writer's notes of the examination and cromm.ramMation of Lord Comber mere on the former trial should be put M and raid. Mr. Borill said be could not assent to it. He would put in the interrogatories administered in this case to Lord Comberniers, and his answers. Mr. Coleridge said be could sot accept them. Genera Brook Taylor was called for the default Ta lt+sB be was Assistant Adjutant-General at the Hans Guards. Lord Combermere, 'Lord Wilton, and CoL North called for a court-martial to be ordered on Lieut.-Colonel Dickson, or for a °Dort of inquiry. I informed them it could not be done as the minima was disembodied, sad I referred them to the Secretary of State for War. In August there was en application from that office for the appointment of three military offioers as a board of in quiry which was granted. Cross-examined—l did not attend that board. The reason assigned for the court martial, or court of inquiry, wee some irregularities relative to the management of the regiment. itemumiued —Lord Combermete appeared anxious to have an inquiry. Mr. Bovill—They did not appear anything like coo. 'pintoes, Iso ! (Laughter.) Genteel Brook Taylor—No. Mr. Coleridge objected to that mode of inquiry. Mr. William Marshall—l am principal clerk of the militia department at the War-offlos, and everything con nected with it passes through my hands. The communications relative to militia regiments were through lord-lienteilante of counties. There was nothing tumult' in Lord Combermere's attending the War-office in connexion with the Tower Hamlets Militia. There are military men at the War•offioe to advise the Secretary The State, and who are answerable for their departmeets. The papers pass from me through the inspector of militia, the military secretary, he., but it was not so when these cir cumstances occurred. I pawed the paper to the inspector of militia for my own advice. On the 3rd of May, 18514. I was called by General Peel, and was desired to ex plain to Lord Combermere, Lord Wilton, and Colonel North the course of proceeding in a case of !complaint agaiest a militia officer. I sat by Lord Combenners. who was deaf, and told him be would have to seed in his request what should be done. I received from him a letter, of the 4th May, requesting Lout.-Colonel Dicksoe's removal from the regiment. L prepared a rough draft reply for General Peel's signature. The matter upon which the draft was founded was approved of by Lord Rawlings.' the under-secretary, and Sir H. Storks, the military oorrespoodenL The letter asked for the transmission of a full statement of the charges and Lieutenant-Colonel Dielmon'soonoter•statement They were received about the 9th of June in a letter from Lord Gent:armors, stating that they proved Lieutenant- Colonel Dicksoo's total unfitness to continue the command of the regiment. There was also enclosed Lord Wilton's report on the charges and explanations. Thepapers firstoame Into my bands on the loth June,aodoe thelfith June I made my minutes on Lord Combermere's letter addressed to Sir P. Doug's+, asking him. as inspector.general of militia, for the guidance of the Secretary of State, if there was good sad sufficient reason for damaged without assigning any rum for so doing. [The witness wee under examination when our report left.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings at Nisi Priam after term, at Westraioster.—(Before the Lord Chief Berea sad a Special Jury.) TAX ATTORNIST-GLVIRLL V. ULU* AHD CrTHI6/1.-THI CABS OP TEI ALELLNDBA. On the assembling of the court this morning, The Lord Chief Baron gave his opinion upon the point raised bet sight (as will be seen from the conclusion of yes terday's report in another column), whether a statement of Miller could be received se to the object and character of the Alexandra. His lordship said, that in excluding that evidence be 000sidered he was trying the guilt or inne,enoe of the defendants on the record, and he thought that any statement made by Miller or his son would not be evidence against the present defendant. ; but the Attorney-General contended that this record raise d no question of the guilt or innocence of the defendants, the only question at ism being the justice of the forfeiture of the vessel. He had no doubt that Miller, who was a ebipbnilder, wee building the ship for somebody else He had consulted Mr. Baron Martin, who was rather inclined to think the evidence ought to be received, and, being of (minima himself that in cavil cases when a doubt existed evidence should be received, he would now admit the evidence, which, he 'apposed, would be the same as that tendered yesterday. The AttonierGeneral—Of the same clam, but stronger. Mr. De Costa was recalled, and the (location objected to was put to him,—" Did Mr. Miller, senior, say anything to yon on that occasion as to whet the Alersoara was intended for r Witnese—Yes, on three different occasions. He toll me that she was a gunboat for the Southern Confederacy. He said, " We, conjointly with Fawcett, Prestos, and Co. l. ace bunches this vessel for Fraser, Treholme, and Co. He said Frazer and Co. were the agents for the Southern Confederacy. At other times Mr. Miller made statements to him to the same effect, before the launching of the Emperor. At these times the Alexandra was still on the stocks in Miller's yard. They were at that time driving copper bolta through the planking. Mr. Miller was =akin a tog for witness, and Miller spoke to him about taking away men from the tog to lay blocks for the keel of a gunboat. Afterwards he saw the Alex andra on those blocks. In November, 1862, he had a conver sation with Mr. Miller, who said tha t yawl was to be called the Alexandre, and asked him why, whether it was the name of some state or city, and he gad it was, that it was in the Southern States, and that it wee in unison with the Alabama and Florida. Mr. John Wilson Green—l am a shipbuilder at Liver pool, and was requested to look at the Alexandra a fort. night hack, and report for what purpose she might he built. I examined her, and found her bulwarks dilfersally formed from any merchant vessel, or any vessel hat a vessel of war. They are composed of very thick teak. She had three masts and a screw propeller ; was 1254 ft. long and 214 ft. wide, and had an unusually strong rudder. I discovered several iron stanchions for hammock racks, which is unusual for merchant vessels. Her tonnage was 276 toes register. The scuttles of the hatchway were not suited for a merchant vessel. They were similar to those to be found on board a small man of war. She was not fitted up for carrying cargo. The fore castle was fitted up like that in yachts or small men of war. There was a cooking apparatus sufficient for 150 or 200 people. (The witness gave other derails showing that the Alexandra was different in the fitting up from merchant THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 23, 1863. I had also known Anderson before he commenced the f=He had been an &ding midshipman in the Con te navy. Ilaffit and Anderson were also serving on the Alabama when I left. On arriving at Liverpool in Much, 1862, I remained in communication with Captala Bullock. I acted under his directioes. He introduced me to Pruner, Trebolme, and Company. I wee introduced to Mr. Armstrong, who was the principal person with whom I transacted my business. I also saw Priolean and Weisman every day at the office. I don't re collect seeing any hags. I and to see Captain Bullock then nearly 'rely day. Our communications were prin cipally oa business about which I had come over. There was a room need by Captain Bullock to trans ' set business in, and also by Major Hughes, of the Confide : rate army, who was agent for the war department. He was Captain Hughes, but was promoted to Major since he came to this country. He was a Confederate. The . office was generally visited by persons on the same , side. There was also Mr. Sinclair, a lieutenant in the Con federate navy. When I knew him in the Confederate States he was addressed as Captain Sinclair, and was then in the na Th vy. e At General—What. was the nature of the busi ness in which gentlemen engaged ' Sir H. Cairns ob*ted to this evidence. The Lord Chief Same did not see what these gentlemen did at the office was any oviduct,. Examination resumed—When I came to Liverpool my appointment was not nadeout. I remained in Liverpool from 11th March to 29th July, 1862. I then left in the Alabama. She was then called the Henries". or No. 290. She was built by Mr. Laird. She received her armaments at sea, and then hoisted the Confederate flag, and paired as a Coofederate man-of-war, under the command of Captain Samaria Lieutenant Lows went out in her. Some other officers were brought in the Bahama to join the Alabama. They were Raphael Semmes, the captain, Weisman, Captain Arm strong, Arthur Sinclair, and others. Captain Bullock came also. I meted in Liverpool as paymaster in the Confederate ia re q, and made permeate in that capacity. The paper aced is s ign ed by Captain Bullock. It was given to me on Ford the Alabama the day after we left Liverpool. I had so wide( given to me is Liverpool as plummier bat I Teteived verbal orders from Captain Bullock to act in that capacity. I made puniest to various persons who WWII in the Confederate navy. I made requhrition for the amount I required at the end of each month as paymaster of the Confederate navy, and he pre me an order on Frazer and Company, from whom I got the money. I delivered to them Captain Bullock's order and left it with them. The Attorney-General asked for the production of these orders. '[Tho cue was prom/ding when oar report left.] LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I : • IS (CT sumac TIMAGIU2II.) NEWCASTLE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) 1: ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAIEFB. T.Y.C. it. fit. Deerfoot, Lady Douro e, Harvest Mill, Game Pullet e, ni. Betsy Copeland, and Loath Napoleon. AU me hem. in at, MEMBERS PLATE. One mile. et. Dictator, Joey Joon% Lady Lonna, Cellariva, Calabria, ea Mot, Eris go Braes. Lamina* Fairy King, Wallachia, na. Aonabella, Robb* ITalailtiosable Beauty, and Trump 10 Queen are barn iii le --- - - -- - - - TYRO BUHR& T.Y.C. it. Clarion Wantslink Windham, lady of Coverham, bilis, It. aad itagida Wile( are hem DI. PAID PORlZlT.—Volowisarisa, Blue Pill, Rattier, and it Prisons Beatrice. It. SELLING STAKES. Half • mile. el Acceptance. fby Hospitality, Boosvolooes, Dachas, t W0...M. and Lady Braybrook are here. 20 NORTH DERBY. Ow mile 6 [crimp and 82 yards. 11 Donnybreek, Manfred, Erie go Bragh, Giles the First, and Alice are bmis. 82. Orein ARRIVALS.— Oidot ',The Monk, Stanton, Lothian's Weatherwies, and Nonetaiu Back. la M NonmumesaLarro Pura.—Brighton scratched in Lee- g doe at 5.56 yesterday. Chair scratched, no date. 1 26 Tim ground is in good ardor. 'sr CHELMSFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 1F61: ENTRY FOR THE MARKS HALL STAKES. Half s mils. Sacniegs, Woo As Wm Harbert, mid Woodcraft. All ass tiers. ENTRY FOR SCURRY STAKES. About saves furlongs. Diasppoistratut, 104 ; Hilly Grove, 9st nb ; Re mustrator, list; Vigil, list 11b ; Zara, 12st ; Constaros tics. 10st. CHELMSFORD HANDICAP. Two miles. Flirtatioo, Lapidist, Flash in the Pan, Maria Day, Lo• cretin, and Moootain Maid f are here. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two oTtoci. The railway market is quiet to-day ' and few 81.. variations have occurred in prices, rompared with ; those last current yesterday. London and South aN Western Stock is in demand, and has risen i i s s per cent. Midland has advanced 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 10,8 102 to ; Great Western, 661. to 1 ; Mid- 8 , land, 1281 to Lancashire and Yorkshire, Ise 111} to 1 ; Caledonian to 1181 ; South Eastern, 911 to 921 • Great Eastern, NI to 531 • Great as Northern, 1 271 to 1281; and London and South le Western, 1451 to 1061. . . 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I 0: us I ii tiPmi 9 9r 41 Pm 91 7 Pa s7i t 8 ict 1 044141 44 45 399 17} Ws par 14 i .& ftt 49} 1 :._Nritioied Beak N 'ow South Watts •theloatol Boat Otr.^ - • ROAD!. of ttutsuP,Now ISclndit Punt, tt (L South Austrgla Btand.of lirit,(LAfelogL Union of Austmils . . 1 Ordis S Lls 3 pas par 3 4 Pal lii 000 IN ION SO 61 63 66 3T Uo. of ii4l - r.eilr;doe til gnlou at lreland (Um). ausozwin GREAT BADDOW TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Half a mile. Birthday 1, Vanderrelde, Bold Houghton, Pretty Bird, Lifebuor, Measure for Measure, Tomfoolery, and Goat der ate are here. mrrey FOR THE GALLEY WOOD STAKES. Straight half Rae. __„ Disopotompot, Loyola, flaarilogs, Woo Ag., oadCadls. All are him CRICKET. THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD v. THE UNIVEE- 11 SITY OF CAMBRIDGE. II One of the most brilliant and fashionable assem- : Wages ever seen at a cricket match attended yesterday at Lord's Ground. The spectators were at least 6,000, includ ing a vast number of the fair lex. There was a complete block of carriages, many of them containing fair occupants ; the handsome turn-outs of several fours-in-hand were also coaspionoue. In the early part of the morning great atten tion was paid to the ground to get good wickets, and they cereal* played very well, hut one morning's care is not sufficient to get a ground in good order. Soon after twelve o'clock the game commenced, Cambridge taking powerion of the wickets. When the stumps were drawn for the day Oxford had lost one wicket for 3 rues, the mote standing as follows :—Cambridge, Ist innings, 65 ; 2nd innings, 61 : total, 126. Oxford, bit innings, 59; 2ixd3onings, 3 ; total, 62. mosida.) (komexamined—My business of late has chiefly been confined to repairing vowels. (It wea here waged that the case of the Attorney. General v. Captain Bullock, which arise out of the same Mammalian, should be made a remaust for the sittings after the loog vacation.) It Mr. George Temple Chapman mid — l have no pr o les - is rumoured (says the Birmingham Daily Post) nos, but belong to the United States, and came to En,- that the Prime of Wales has purchased Hilton Orange from had four months ago. About two mouths ago I was in Mr. Washington Hibbert, as a hunting reeidence. It is Liverpool, and went to the office of Frazer, Treholme, ___ Rugby. 70,0001. is mid to be the sum paid for it. and Co. to see Captain Bullock. That war on the l e ""-'` April. I saw a person of the name of Prioleam who is The French government has signified to the a partner of that firm I led him to believe that I Mexican priests who took refuge at Rome when the French wee a Ileeeeeimiet- (Laughter.) I did sot common* expedition was planned that they may return under the rate to him that I ewe in any particular character. protection of th e Four th flag. They had plundered the There were t Sags in the front office, io which the clerks were— English Sig and a Confederate Seg. I was not people, and were accordingly deprived of their Linda in re acquainted with Mr. Cfaewa Young in the United States; tarn by the Juarez government but, I met hie wife in Liverpool, and she entrusted me with A grand fête is being prepared at Trent to cele- 1 certain papers and )ethers. I did Dot see Captain Bullock bade the anniversary of the famous council of 1363 bold in the Bat day 1 called. I called again, and then 1 saw him. I communicated with him ou the subject of the letters I that city. The festival will last from the 20th of this received from Mrs. Young. Captain-Bullock represented month to the 30th. The Pops sends Cardinal Guido to rus. himself to be the person referred to in those letters. drake the direction. The Emperor of Austria despatchea W ffir ito ll ime . Cairiss owi. o ..d bjec — tet to l is was evia m ence tho . a OPOCilli envoy and General Beuedek with his numerous office of Frazer staff. A great number of German, Italian, and even Frei& and Co., Mr. Hamiltoa entered. Mr. Hamilton is son d Major-General Hamilton, formerly Governor of South bishops will be present. Cardinal Wiseman, the Cardinal Carolina, and himself • lieutenant of the United States up of Hungary, Mgr. Uapanloup, and several other celebrities to 1861. He subsequently juiced the Secessimista. are 'sported. The municipal council of the town has m ain lordship here ruled that what Mr. Hamilton maid to toned, on its sidle, the opening of the theatre, the musical witness we not salience. The witness—l did Doi, say I was a sacismionet. bands of the place, and its participation in the ffte. It The Lord Chief Baron—He said that he led Priolean to will make no app/aroma in the proosasioos or in any part of believe that he was a secessionist, which is very different. t h e eerempe i e j e . The, protest is striking. Acton, the watchman of Miller's-yard, was re-called, w Advices from Prague, in the Wanderer of Vienna, I w and in answer to the Attorney-Oweral, mid he sever heard Mr. Miller speak of the Alexandra as a vessel o L fgarticu. state that Wills. Poustowoitoff has disappeared from that . lar class. He only spoke of her as the boat. ( ter.) town. She had aaked for • passport to go to Vienna, but The Attorney al—This "a UM wittiest wit regard whoa it was brought she had left the hotel where she was to whom your ship said we could not pat the question etey . eg. i A friend of Langiewies has arrived in Vienna to as to what Mr. Miller said about the vesseL The Lord Chief Barre—lt now a , pan th a t we m i g ht solicit permission for the ex-Dictator to go to •• watering have spared ourselves the trouble of discuss* the point place in Bohemia, but the request has not bean greeted. (Laughter.) Tae LATX Sri G. CORNRWALL LEWIS. —A sub- Mr. Clarence Randolph Young—l am a satire of the I scripting' is in progress for the purpose of erecting a bust I Mato of Georgia. of the United State, and I was for "I" ' sad tablet is bower of the late lamented Sir George Corse time paymaster on board the mawd-war steamer the I wall Lowie in Westminster Abbey. the comma of the Alabama. I f rom Wilnaa g t°. ' I. North C • zelbef u t t• Das et Weeteneetor having been obtained. Subscriptions this ship Asaie Child. to Liverpool ia March, 1862. I . are received at the banking-boases of Mews. Coulee sad bele" been c l e rk i° thet e y mester at Savannah . i n aeteffh t • Co. sod Mews. Prescott, Grote, and Co. cue of the naval stat ions for the Confederate forces. aims LATS MARRIAGZ or rite Dun DI CHARTRES. S. It. Mallory was secretary to the Confederate States _._ iv of congratulation to her Majeaty Queen navy. Before I left Savannah I acted as secretary to ' .„? . '1;r! _ ~,.„, _____,_ ~ ~,,_ ___,. Captsin Bullock. He came from Savannah with me. and . Marie " 11 2 en ,71" , ,, 5 :: -;-_—,,,,,, -- 7L - In the rf_____-vjr2.7_ left the ship at Quematow. He acted for the Confederate 76 d - se . - was t.d-Ty-a.psz,-Orta-nizi..,-; Davy, and I officiated in Liverpool ss his mastery. all his letters and the replies. His letters were addraelfted of Faber it 6 o'clock in the evening of Saturday last, and mat kindly rec eived . The asters! letter has been I th saw ß h c i l l at s o irettures the to ca t P l:e tal let 4 ters. the n caa ere feder wai a i W oo 84a mosery t4s. ': rte m "l frwmll "ifwi h ar dly '—'" .Ed inburgh. s.to tee ut lhi plead in his hands. At Savannah be eskerinteoded • Cow . 1863.-B'r , — W eeds can ezFre" deep federate war vessel called the Fingal. We left Savanna' m e nevertheless seed yon them fe wli nes of my broken English. in March, Iti62, and west by land to Wilmington. We and try to tell ou the gratitude of my wife mid myself for the kind feelings missed in so many ways by the inhabitants left there for Ee g leed in the Annie Chi1de. .......1 Tha ßaid.g ...4 of Faber en • f ouarriege. The citizens of Captain jakitlei3;:mikcwics'.joetsb.ll,744theEUir, Mart T .. ha d" :7:afree oountry will sever und r erstand what exile is. You so appiantment from the Confederate . ria ."'w vy. elhea7crO7p. a caoot therefor, know how traly suck demonstrations of tale Bullock give directiona to law at Savannah ea to the cor dial n regards have gone to oar hearts. I beg you will * wept for yourself and those wand you this impression of Pinata) I our gratitude, sod believe me, sir, ever truly yours, Rosner Sir H. Cairns objected to the evidence. Rwnination resumed. -When I is the official dm- ' D 43II LIAms. Dee le (hartees . —To W. LI. Brett, Fel., Saodowo -house. Ether."—Surreg Standard. Trer at Savannah as secretary to was ßu ll ock, Dew Lows. Lows is D ow a h eatpeeet ee hoe .' the A m ens 0 0 .t e g e , I Twelve collier, in one of the pits on the Wear 1, ate war steamer. I saw h ire ee ', Du d th e e vam p' ep th e had a marrow eampe from a horrible death last week. e 25th January last- Tb. Alabama is • . 0 .-w e r, h ear teg Whilst they were dsecoodiog the abaft in the iron cage the • the Confederate gag, are is empreeec t e d e 4 e o ip e e d e g em .. . ersek-pin of the engine broke, sod the cage was thus re. I else mw him before, oe baud th e at K im .. sa d lewd from all cootrolliog influence. Fortunately, it we. be had previously been i e the lad m o os 4 only a short distance from the bottom, and the men were the Confederate Slates. Moffitt was a vole tear , much shaken, list not injured. in the batteries at the fight of Fat ] l o yal ; I CXTEITAL YALACL—Oars SHILLING DAT.—MON• SEd be bads's° been a lieutenant in the Casfederele envy. ' DAT. Jon 22.—Athaisioas on payment, 3,454 ; ditto by He was in the navy when he came to Liveewool with sm. meow fluke* 7911; total, 4,21 :of .0 I. SO 4. 10 I. IN e. ;VA ILltos 1110 PS. BS. 410 MONEY HARKBT.-(THI6 DAY.) Two o'Cuoas. The funds remain heavy, a vague feeling of uneasiness being still kept up with regard to the Polish question. Console havessain declined 1413 to I per cent., though the Paris bourse retains the ten dency to improvement presented yesterday. Sty lish railway stocks are mostly unaltered in price. The foreign stock market, upon the whole is rather steadier, but the only important recovery in prices is in Greek bonds. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 681. 62c., being 1-16 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 911 to I, ex div., for money, and 92 "sellers," ex div., for the account (July 9). The official business report is as follows :- Three per Cent. Consols, for money. 914, 92, 911 ; ditto for account, 92, 4, 92 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 4, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4, 4 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 ; India Stock, for account, 226 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004, 4 ; ditto, Bonds, Ils., ' 135., 10s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 1061 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 115, 1141 ; Bank Stock, 2334, 234. Greek Bonds show a recovery of 4 per cent., being now quoted 36} to 374. The coupons, however, are again weaker. Mexican Bonds are unaltered at 374 to 4. Spanish securities of all descriptions, including the Passive Bonds and Cer tificates, are in fair demand. A slight improvement has likewise occurred in the old Venezuela Bonds, while the Six per Cents. of 1862 are steady at 68 to 4. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 92 to 93 ; that of 1858, 701 to 71 ; that of 1862, 71} to 1 ; and the Consolidds, 504 to 4, being 4 better than yesterday afternoon. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 904. ex div. ; Buenoe Ayres, for account, 96 ; Danish, 1863, 89 ex div. ; Dutch Certificates, 1011 ; Egyptian, 1004, 4 ; ditto second issue, 1004 ; Greek for account, 364, 37} ; ditto Coupons, 174, }, 161, 174 ; Mexican, for account, 374, ; New Granada Land Warrants (Hectares), 7} ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 90/, 4 ; Portu guese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for ac count, 494, 4 ; Russian, 1862, 93/, 92} ; Sardinian, for account, 89, 874, ex div.; Spanish, for account, 554, 55 ; ditto, New Deferred, for account, 491, 49 ; ditto, Passive, for account, 341, 4 ; ditto Certificates, 124 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 924 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 704, 1, ; ditto, 1862, for account, 714, 1, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 254, 4, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, for account, 58, 584. Confederate Loan scrip is lower, at 2 to 1 dis. ; and Turkish at 4to 1 prem. Venezuelan is quoted to 1 dia., and Italian, 24 to 3 prem. International Financial shares are without change, at 5 to 5 pram., and General Credit and Finance to 2 prem. London Financial are rather lower, at 11 to 2 prem. The discount market was perhaps a trifle easier yesterday, but the terms for choice bills were not below 3k to 4 per cent. At the Bank of England the applications were to a fair extent. About 5,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The Moravian has arrived off Portland from Melbourne with 201,000/. in gold, and the Swift sure, from the same port, has reached the East India Docks with 53,0001. Including the 108,0001. by the Dover Castle, previously reported, there is a total of 362,0001. in Australian gold to be dis posed of, the bulk of which, in the absence of de mand for the Continent, is expected to be sent into the Bank. The Lincolnshire, with 43,0001., and the Glen dower, with 31,0001., are the only gold ships known to be on the way from Melbourne. Some consi derable remittances, however, are expected from Otago, New Zealand. Advices have been received of the arrival at Panama, from Mexico, of her Majesty's steamer Tribune, with 500,0001. in silver, and of the Orizaba, from Sau Francisco, with 210,0001. in gold. These remittances are expected to reach Southampton by the steamer due on the 29th inst., which will pro bably bring in all the heavy sum of about 850,0001. Thursday, the 2nd of July, has been appointed by the Committee of the Stock Exchange a special settling day in the shares of the General Credit and Finance Company of London, which are to be marked in the official daily Hat. Thursday next, June 25, has been fixed as a special settling day in the shares of the Indian Tea Company of Cachar, which are not to be officially quoted. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 4468/. compared with last year. The prospectus of the Bank of Westminster (Limited) is issued. This undertaking has been formed by a fusion with a project introduced some time back, under the title of the Westminster and Southwark Bank (Limited), and the bulk of the capital has already been subscribed. It is pointed out that, though the City of London possesses ten joint stock banks, several of which have established ' branches westwards, there is not a single local institution of the sort in Westminster, and iu the western districts of London generally. Considering that the population of these districts exceeds a million, and that they include the government and other public departments, as well as important mer cantile and trading interests, it is urged that there is ample room for the establishment of a new bank. The directors state that, from the - numerous promisee of support which they a have already received, they are justified in anticipating a large measure of success. Allusion is also made to the desire of the director', to make arrangements with any private banks which may be desirous of terminating their separate existence by amalgamation. The capital is fixed at 1,000,0001., of which 600,0001. is to be issued in the first in stance. The shares are of 1001. each, with a de posit of 21., of which 11. is payable ou application, and U. on allotment. It is not intended to call up more than 251. per share. It is notified that the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan have appointed the London and Ham burg Exchange Bank (Limited) their agents for the Continent, and that the last named bank have ap pointed the former their agents iu India and China. The half-yearly interest is notified on the Turkish Loans of 1862 and 1863, in the latter instance by the deduction of lls. 11d. interest per 1001. bond. The net amount of the instalment to be paid on the Ist of July will thus be Si. 7a 3d. per bond. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have advertised the dividends due the Ist July ou the Russian Sterling Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of 1850 ; also on Canada Sterling Debentures, Nova Scotia Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, New Bruuswicic Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, Maryland State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, Boston City Stirling Four and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, Eastern Railroad of Massachusetts Six per Cent. Bonds, South Carolina State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, and Havana Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds. The same firm have likewise announced that the dividend warrants falling due on the Ist of July next on the Venezuela Six per Cent. Bonds, issued for arrears of interest on the Three and One-and-a-I Half per Cent. Bonds, will be paid on that day ; and the dividends due on the Venezuela Three and One-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds on the same day will also be paid at the rate of 2 per cent. on the former and 1 per cent. on the latter, as agreed to by the bondholders at the meeting held at the London Tavern on the 20th June, 1862. Thehalf-yearly interest is advertised on Victoria (Waterworks Loan) Cape of Good Hope and British Columbia Government Debentures. :~i iWI II U tosAllt 1018". WON .1 , VIIPI.IIIOI. amsloalaslas RIM At I Atlantic MI. Mall f1a..(1 I Asebrallan Ageloal Barna Wateemovaa.. :Bombay Gas, Malted- Bolt. AMOriCIII Lead .• 1.1.41 raL Britid2 Doc rCaeaclaAm.t. taod gaimplase tL ) Ceylon Company Cop.M. Rog., Prat 7 p.c pecalg ia. Maae s. Da.llp. 4. Peep. Deb LlMlatleitoaAgeac7,l arml 0!tt..1 erm..aeane Made.• • ▪ and Te =p . • etiss great ft dp (Lail . Da 11i per emit. Pyr4 te4lan Nrelleg (TO Interustrinsa Soc. (1) 11.11.• I ,T4nuou Cana. 'Joist Stock Dimant(L !labial; Tea (Limited).. 4.n.liPote IN 'Lon. )4zabelal Mao. (L Loa Os. °maims lawless & Otto Ilontr. Si. Tel. (Lie Met.l•ll, Car., &Wm. 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Pref. 2l a liaarsololisps, 214 all ; Do. do. 2 all 'IL Awl& Loao•Vaaotlius' IS 18.601 Polporot p 1 - all , soviesnl of Mass— e ITolto sad Savor W I Do. do Ml .1 1 1aol /leaden . 1 all I De. N pie coil . 97;•1 , all illnall 12 I. W. of or Ma I 4 N 4 11 Dul l , 10k 14, 1 Ili 4 ,- Isa is lh DZBENTUILS STOCK.. = i ~, :-. Iw, =. 10, . I ii. :-. I* 0. 31 ll 29 IT , roL — P — riceL S 3 98 Par i> 44 14 14 N 47 114 11? 114 117 $ I par a pal Iff 111 4I? .1 4 e pa 1 Ile aim par 1p a 3 1 poi Pa par It I :I pla ei Se 3 tio i 4 1 L ...Ida I I, 41 41 444 4 Om 1 1 ;LI it I si I 76 78 14 IT 19 pm a i d 911 ft 19 pm 0 65 Ilk 146 SS SS S 1 e IMs t 1 irel 1 tlls 14 11 coin si i I alit _ll _l4 NOWAY Immo. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921 to ex div., for the 9th of July, receded today to 92, and closed at 92 to /. For money the last price was 911 to 92. The official business report is as follows . Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 92, 9 1 1 et div. ; ditto, for account, 92, 1 ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, ft 1 ; Thirty Years Anna. 1885, 14, 141 ; Bank Stock , 2331 , 232, 23 4 ; In dia Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 108 ; ditto, Four per Cent. De- • P bentures, 1864, 1001 • ditto, Bonds, Ile.Aprem. ; Five per Cent. " enfac:cd " rupee paper, Mi. The India Five per Cent. stock remains at 108 to ex div. There were some sales of India Bonds at lls. prem. Exchequer Bills were flatter, at 3s. Ttar. he f P oreign stock market was decidedly heavy, owing to a pressure of speculative realisations. In the market for bank shares the tendency of Iprices wu rather unfavourable. A redaction, but not to any important extent, was quoted in Bank of Queensland, Bank of Wales, Ottoman, London Chartered Bank of Australia, Metropolitan and Provincial, and Union Bank of Ireland. Alliance Bank shares were firm. There were inquiries for Madras Irrigation shares. Crystal Palace stock was fiat. The shares of the International Financial Society have declined to 64 to 6 prem., and General Credit and Finance to If to 2 prem. London Financial were steady at 2 to 24 pram. Oman MarMe shares closed to-day at 94 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine, to I dia. ; Thames and Mersey, 2 115-16 to 3 1-16 prem. ; Commercial Union, 24 to 21 prem. ; North British and Mercantile Insurance, 161 to 174 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 1 to 1 prem. • Cannes Hotel, 7 to 8 prem. ; Mediterranean Hotel, f to It prem. ; Southampton Imperial Hotel, par to 1 prem. ; London and Paris Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Copen hagen Railway, I to 1 pram . ; London and Hamburg Bank , par to prem. ; Adelaide Port and Railway, ito 1 prem.; Mauritius Gas, to prem. ; tian Trading, 11 to 2 prem. ; Medea Railway Forp , fto 1 prem. ; and Continental Gas to prem. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ -..- Two o'CLoci. In the mining market today East Caradon, Wheal Seton, Tineroft, and Wheal Crebor shares are rather lower, while most other mines are quiet, at the closing prices of yesterday. East Caradon are quoted' 271 to 28} ; East Basset 80 to 82 ; East Carn Brea, oto 1 ; Wheal Seton, 230 to 232 ; Wheal Lndoott , 4 to f ; Tincroft, 201 to • 21} ; Wheal Crebor, 11 / to 21 ; Drakewalls, 11 to 21 ; Cook's Kitchen. 25 to 26 ; West Chiver ton, 22 } to t ; Great Fortune, 36 to 37 ; New Martha, 4} to 1 ; Marko Valley, 4to t ; and Caradon and Phomix Consols, le to It. Cobre Copper shares are heavy, and have de clined : transactions are officially recorded at 31, 311, and 29. Montee Annus are dull. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS LIVRRPOOL COTTON k CORN MARKET& (THIS DAY.) ILROTRIO AND EIIITTRNATIONAL TIERGRAIS.) (nor ou* owl coaasaroorairr.) Oorrow. —The market keeps quiet, and the Americas news to-day has caused WOW uneasiness among holders. Sales probably 4,000. Very limited attendance. Cosa.—Wheat oily in retail demand st a decline of a pansy since Friday. Flour slow mkt, 6d. per barrel easier a good deal offering ex quay. Indian cora, sellers at 275. 6d. for mixed American. Egyptian beans offering at . :lb., with a limited business. Oats and oatmeal quiet, at, late rates. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) &max.—The market opened very quietly with warosly any boxineas trassacted as yet in the West India market. At public sale the Barbados. offered west off flatly, and may partly sold at previous moss from 3J.. 6d, to 39n Relieved quiet at uneltered prices. Correa.—The market is quiet, with but few buyers by private oostrack TEL.—The demand contemns limited. Rid has become inactive ; a public sale of ♦,OOO begs white Bengal was either withdraws, or bought in at lls. 6d. to 12s. Row.—No sale reported. SaLvrwrix.—The demand is more active; shout 1,100 bags sold—refraction 11k, 10k, 36a. club ; retraction 6, at 365. 6d. COTTON is doll of sale at previous prices. Jun.—The market is firm but quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steed', at the fnUoiriag mime : —Town tallow, 41s. Bet cub ; Petalbeng Y.O. on the spot, 42a. 6d. to 42e. 9d.: all the mouth, 49a 6d. ; Jolt' to September, 42e. 9d ; October to December. 4 %. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meson. Harvey end &etas report a good @apply and trade dull at the following prima :—Prime maaelow hay, 70s. to 801. ; superior ditto, 801. to 90s. ; inferior ditto, 45e. to 60s. ; clover, old, 90 s. to 120 e. ; ditto, mooed ant, 80s. to 100 e.; straw, 28e. to 345. PROFTNOIAL MLLES) MARKETS. Ursaron, .ffirffit to-day: Great Northern, 128— Orwai Western. 0 0 1 I—London and North W Midland, 1124—North Staffordsittre, 2—oath —Whitelsaveo and Farness. 114—Bidlaio and Lake linron, 04— =and Caldera, 144—Great Lumenboars shares. 1 Hank of London and Liverpool (Limited!, 12i—Bank Liverpool, esti —Royal Insurance, 81 p.—British and Irish Map- Telegraph, MS—Pacific Steam, new shores, 35! p. Yancliteralt, Jinn =.—There was not moil he a ium. and the market waa rather lower. Great liastern, 63—ditto A. A. 411:—Great Northern A, 180* 30—Great Ship Preference , 20 a Grand Trunk of Canada 201—ditto Ist peel. Bonds, 7d—Geed Western of Canada. Ill—Great Western, PI —Lancashire sad Yorkshire. 1111—London and North Western, 1021 I—Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 128,—New York and Erie, ffiti —North British, 62 —South Eastern, 82 1* 2 k —Theme* and Metaey Insurance, 2 p. YMATHICR ILIIPORT.-(THIS DAY.) Tammy, Joni ft, II A.m. J . 1_1.1 W. P. 11. I rn .73 6 6 B.W.S I 9 absrdoeu —l9 82 68! 6 I S.W. 7 i Leith 19.91 02 7 W. 4 6 Ardroisms '29.92! 5 03 2 S.W. 4 9 Greetweatie ! j— - - - Galway /79.91'50 2 W. 11 7 Valentia 00:62 3 S.W. 13 7 Queenstown. 30.0300 2 W. 4 11 • Shields 29.09 59 6 W.B. W. i Scarborough. 30.01 60 4 ' W. j 11 Liverpool -30.07 00 0 j S.W. I 4 6 Holyhead —lO.OO 19 2 j S.& W. j 2 j 7 Pembroke —30.11 f•S 2 S.W. 2 j 4 11 P• 3110011 —OO.lB 58 1 W.O.W. j 7 Brost .. :110.18 60 N. 2! 6 L'Orleut 30.12 81 1 S. I 1 3 Rochefort Bayonne ftmouth Weymouth Portsmouth 30.10 at 4 N. • 3 4 Loudon Dover . 30.15 . 03 s ! W.O W. j 1 1 Tonna:Ali Rektor Heligoland L LIL I. 71717. - 7 I :0.1.1 • e 0.00 4 • 0.211 4 e 0 0.16 6 e:7 0.76'• a 4 0..6• I • - b 0'0.26 2 e 1 .0 ini b 4 6.19' e 0 0.12 o t 13 f 1 . 0.06, 6 o - I I b I— I 3 - • - e 8 0.15'3 b 1 0.051 e -I-12 b - 1 -11 e -I-11 7 L+tiw WZIAISDAT. Wetted,. S' to me 111011.81 NAT W. to N., isodente, W. As above. w.taAirca l!i tierati:showers. As shove. 11.1 AND N, to W., treth to W.CL!TYL moderato. As nest above, hoe. to N. N. W., moderate, tine. W. to N. and N. E., moderato to light, Ins. S.W.EOll4lth. W.S.W. to , mode rate, fine. N. to SW., troth to 6.2. L OLLJID. W.S.W. to N. ood mode, dc, One. S N , isoderote to light, hue. Shallot. K. cow! sling., dam. Four monster steamers are building in New York for the Gaillard& trade, to be celled the Retnbatioe, Re taliation, Restitution, and Ramer& The first mead has just been launched. They are each to be upwards of 300 feet long and 3,000 tom burden.—Americas paper. A Vanoseons FLY.—Another case of death from the sting of • venomous dy, similar to that recently nos timed as having occurred to a young officer of "Wrens, hes just taken place at Havre. Captain RirdW, of the Flamm • merchant vowel which was about to leave far Martinique, had walked with hie wife to Sainte-Adresse about a week back and got stung in the side of the neck. Oa returning to Havre in the *main be felt • alight prickle' in the place, but paid no attention to it. TM pain, however, having imremed during the following days, he at length obtained surgical usistance, but it was then too late the poison had spread rapidly. and the captain died in great suffering. 1. wei sloe war si 20i 14i I W ,031! I le - 9 i ii Lax le 6.616 .6 oI 10,000 10 4.We 41 , 10,000 1 10,000 ID 11.000 21 /.0001 SS D,OOOl 10 i:.000Z1 00 , ; ~„ i Eiooro 1,60 1 0 to C,OwM 4091. W 1,4100 OA* 4L GAO V i/b i;eeo~ m :We Our 4 40 II OW IS 444 Nu I 00 , 0 1,800 a lOU a Fiat ixel • is,rtt i