The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DL Y.) cOURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) HOPLET 7. HOPLL'T.—PhAT HA/RD. Hopley, the petitioner, was recalled, and examined !be court. She said—When my husband was taken to 1 bean to arrange to remove from Eastbourne t , a small cottage at Lichfield. That was the course 9444.4ted by my mother-in-law. My mother-be-law paid the rest, but what little money my husband had • over by her. My husband earns out on bail about 314001 before the trial—namely, in June, 1860. I knew L e ...a COming out on hail. His brother.in•law and Mr. w., 1 3 s clergyman, were his emotion. I was instrumeatal in :ruler bail. Ido not recollect the exact day when he 4 ;,,„1 1 , ,e at Uckfield ; he remained with toe and our ; •w3reo till the trial. After the trial, I moan- P • air husband to Lewes Gaol, and then returned • zktield. My brother the Rev. Wolstenholm Cobb,' cm ,. to we me a day or two after the trial bat I would of • g m . My husband bad so won my affections from my that I regarded them as my enemies. My brother etme to ow at Uckfield a fortnight afterwards, and I then r ue bin;. I do not remember that any peepael was r *le to separate me from my hesbaad, The first 1 ,. ; oral of that kind was made before the put It was made by my two Ismither• They 0 3 the , bad beard reports that my husband was very I ogle' to me, sod that I had better go home to them, aa he hid to means of supporting me. If I remember rightly floe' proposed that I should cease to see him. That pro. mai I refused. !only sew my brothers at UckSeld In the ple.riCe of my 100411111 , 10-10 W. In one of my letters I say, The proposal for separating me from you is now given u p," They found that I was determined not to leave hi m and they gave up talking to me on the rub set. These overtures to separate me from him o ,:d not have been very often repeated. About the time of my husband's arrest there was not a c.v.' feeling between my husband and my family. They :IA not like him, and be did not like them at all. 31a brother asked me when the time of my husband's impreonmeot was coming to a close. My brother asked me what be intended to do. I told him that he intended to spend the money he could get for his policy of in surance for 2.0031. in bringing out a new i•inTblet, and In erecting a model establishment. left the cottage at Uckfield bemuse my husband's means were eiltansted. That was at Michaelmas, 18tH. I bad Rea seen my friend Mr. Jeffreys, and had deter rated to take legal measures against my husband. Vaned that intention within a fortinght after my last k.terriew with my husband, which was co the 14th of Au gut, 1413. I was largely influenced by considerations le reference to my children. I had formed the idlest the last Interview that my husband had ceased to care for toe—that to could cast me off, take my children from ma, and not me them well. I told him that as he did not care for my opinion as to what m future plans were to be—for he had proposed to cot me off rarely from my friends who had been very, very kind to me- I would take the opinion of a gentleman who was not biassed against him. He had told me that he should soon be able to make a home for himself and his children. Mr. Kerslake then addressed the jury in reply, and heck strongly upon the ability and ingenuity with which the respondent had argued the case as an advocate for the defence. He had, however, shrunk from going into the box sad verifying his statements upon oath. No doubt there aright have been periods at which he bed treated his wife with great kindness ; but then came some absurd idea that he was the high priest in his own family, and he treated her with the contumely she bad described. He admitted that he had married his wife not for any affection that he had far her at that time ; but in ceder that be might traits her into the matron of a model Christian establishment; and he now came before the court and mid that because he had a deep sense el religion, and became be bad spent his life in lecturing on the education of the embryo and the infant the jury were to believe that his wife had coon forward, and had persuaded the other witnesses to ootue forward, and commit deliberate and wilful perjury. The learned gentleman then quieted from letters of the respondent, upon which he founded the argumeat that the =it%t treated hie wifelike a miserable worm whom be to tread under his feet. He was • man of such viodietivenem of temper, that it thwarted be became, as he himself mid, perfectly Meuse. He literaliy could not keep his hands off bee, forgetting that by an unguarded blow he might again bring about ao accident of the kind whisk be already had reason so bitterly to deplore. The loused counsel mid that the respondent was much too food of that dangerous weapon the grey-gooss quill, he was always ting dowu and inclitiog lectures to his wife. What did the jury think of a man that considered it necessary to write the paper of " cautious; " for his own guidance which had been reed to the jury ? A Juror—What was the date of that? Mr. Kerslake—March, 1856. The Juror—Wu it written for hie own use, or to show hie wife! Mr. Kerslake—For his own. Mr. Hopley—There is a letter, my lord, which I forgot to put in yesterday. I asked my wife to reed it occasionally, ad it was the end of her trodden. Mr. Banlake—There was smother letter, after the birth of the first child, is which be attributed the sickly state of her latent child to his cite% *select of the promises she bad made to hint before her marriage. The respondent had bad as opportunity, if he had thought he co u ld get the jury to believe him, to rid himself of the odioes and disgusting ebarge of creepily by simply stepping into the box, instead of relying upon the miserable &Ince et condendios. The petitioner had bees M e d d l e d by the respondent mid that fascination had been Icepta ro by . an ind nom soak as no women was ever subjected to The letters which she had wrings were te • large died characterised by an excusable hypocrisy—Mrs. Holder, well knowing that whatever she said would be subject to the supervision of tear mother-in-law sad the prison authorities. The learned enamel atroagly medeanned the respondent for the gratuitous attack which he had solo the ohs_ rector of Mr. Wolstenholm oobb ; sad be should have bees happy to preduos the reverend gentleman (who was presort), if the rules of law had permitted it. But to retort to thee. letters. Whatever his conduct the responded was the petitioner's husband, and was it likely that at the very time she was labour* to proem* his release, to repel the calumnies—for many of the state meete that were cirealated wore columeies— was it likely that she would introduce into letters which would be read by the prison authorities anything to imply that she also had to complain of his harshness and cruelty But what was the return he hal made to her for all her wifely devotion and all the killdeer she had limns him ? Bitter reproaches for not baring provided a bean for him by her own exertions, ad for having led a de graded life, as he called it, in accepting the kiednem of her own family. Theo she began to look the facts sternly le the face. She consulted Mr. Jeffreys, a friend of her husband, who, ualike the rest of the world, had sot tuned his beck upon him ; aid actieg entirely epos his advice, she informed her family for the first time what bee married life really had been. Wes it possible that Mr. Wolstenholm Cobb could have mutated anything but the filing of the petition? The learned gentleman then quoted " finders r. bander" (1, Itobinsos), and " Scow s. /now" (2, Notes of Cameo), contending, upon the authority of them, the.. had bees so ondonation sales the jury thought that the petitioner bad freely and deliberately, with full koowledse of the legal effect of her seta, blotted oat and forgives the offence of the responded. The reminded said that if he might he was perfectly ready to go into the box aad pledge his solemn oath to the truth of every ward he had uttered. The Judge-Ordinary thee rimmed up, and was addrem leg the jury when we went to press THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP-STREET. CONTRADICTORY ITIDINCR. Mlliaaa Pitman was charged before Mr. Cuthbert Elli s'n with an indecent *vault epee Labelle Israel, a young Jewess, being in Lamb-street, *Redfield*. Complainant aid—About en hour sines I wee in the market purehasieg a piece of salmon when I anddeely felt tnmething on my leg jugt below the knee. Some eels were lem; weighed, and I at filet thought one of them bad fallen sod wriggled np my dress, but on brushing it down I dis tinctly felt a hand. Defendant was on hie knees, and lam certain it wu he who committed the offence. I told my tether, and then preferred this charge. CrOSI-OVIIIIiOed by Mr. Greese—Not any of the eels were an the ground. The band held me tight. The sell were lying shout on the Ault.. _ . :odes,9l H—When I took defendant into custody, he said that be was ioaocent of the eretteatioe, that as eel bud Wien from the scale. sod that be picked it up, is doing h it certainly might bare touched her leg there or thereabouts. --- Mary Sun, dumb* hermit u "a market widow," tame-1 was weighing two pounds of live eels for a gentle :,,,ii. One of 'em wriggled out. Mr. Pitman, which be Las • wife mid sin small childreo, picked it up, and flung it on the stall, waving, "There it is ; there it is." Mr. S•Nord (clerk)—Did you lose sight of defendant's while be wu looking for the eel! Witness—No, I didn't ; and if he had done anythin wrong, ! must have seen it. The eel might have tooebd tie rung lady just above the boot, but no higher—ak no, an higher. Thomas Hart—l'm a shopkeeper in Spitalfields market, and Ifie. Swan's stall is just opposite me. Imw the young I ly landing OD the pavement buying some 1111.11:000, Sad hoops when she leaned forward reached right berms l• my shop frost. I could see all her legs quite high, '6.1 I Mild to a customer, " What a disgusting halos tot ie." Just then an eel slipped away. sad this bit man, defendant, snatched it op from close b‘ a lter ~. but I swear be never touched thee. The deb t ; they are alippery thiop, that go anywhere ; dishes" , "'me, but know smiting of Mannar& (Much laughter.) v• known the person 211 years ; be is a moral men with a • •rz• sir. Ell twin —All this may be quite true and yet he might 1 . ,, v committed such an offence an is charged against him. t-• 7 Acia uTI 8 - 4eaggitg aHT THE EXPRO3B- SATURDAY ffirjß/1/1(1, JULY 16, 1864. However, upon the strength of the combined evidence, I easalwie that the eel wee the slinky party, and therefore order the dioduirp of the person w h o held WANDS WORTH. 110113=0 TIC WIMBLEDON agranannsurf COITIACTOS. Charles Clifford, a ree pectably•dremed young ma*, was placed in the dock oefore Mr. Hayman, charged with stealing six plated forks, the property of Mr. John Tennison, as innkeeper. of 13ellerne. Maoehaster. This prosecutor Mated that was the refreshment eon tractor at Wiriabledoo-common. He bai employed the pri soner as waiter for two or three days this week, and sa be was leaving the premises, at 10 o'clock on the previous night, he was ioduced to search him in oonsequeoce of state meats which some of his waiters from Manchester made to hie.. He found the forks is his pocket, upon which the prisoner said be did not know how they came there. In reply to Mr. J. H. Brooke., solicitor, who deferided the prisoner, the witness said he did not Meow where the pri souse's °oat hung d u ring the day. A grea t many persons weed through the tent. Mr. Hayman inquired the weight of the forks. Mr. Tennison prodwed the forks. and said he supposed they weighed about three-quarters of a posed. He did not know whether they were wrapped in anything, but be took them out of the prienner's pocket free from any covering. Police-coostable 275 A said he was called to the refresh_ meat tent to take the prisoner into custody. The prisoner said he knew nothing about the forks. On the way to the station be said be was told at his last Woe that he would be charged some day for putting things in hie pocket. Mr. Haymow amectaining that the prisoner was a stranger, remanded him for a week, as it was necessary to make in qniries. He said it was not aow at premed for bail. Mr. Tennison said he could produce a man who saw the prisoner put the forks into his pocket Mr. Hayman requested the prosecutor to produce the witness, se his evidence would clear up the doubt in the case. The prisoner was then removed. ziara-Rine DAY.) . 1 I T. I llk. I'wo olhoon. The railway market is flat today, and prices have declined in most instances. London and North Western stock has receded I per neat Great Western, Midland, and Great Eastern f, South Eastern 4, and Metropolitan and Lanca shire and Yorkshire 4. London and South West ern and Great Northern are steady at previous quo- tations. London and North Western is now quoted at 1161 to 1174 ; Great Western, 71 to f Midland, 137 t to 138 f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119 to ; South Xastmm, 934 to 94 • Great Eastern, 48 to ; London and South Western, ' 98 to 99 ; Metropolitan, 1131 to 1144 ;tad Great Northern, 1384 to 1391. Great Luxembourg shares continue in demand, and have further improved. Great Indian Penin sula stock is inquired for. Canadian lines are in active. i t - 7 - 1: 1 1 111 0 I ii ii llaai -i as l 1 I 3 8 ,1 0 : 1 le eiPo 7 8 53 54 - 8 lam par U 66 zdin, vuLoauL sub74LNIUST amouaZum. !Polj CLlderr. 'De1tte10cit.6).06,111721461 = aN. 1808 Geo. 89.6..110746.11611 N NI DolloerotletteNg. 9191 148 106 Do.liperolMor.&B4Nl Si IN 114 806 D 0.6 per otJas.ti 100 N Do. I per et. too 1001 88 90 OolLeN oHcloop.ot 1878 100 106 IN do. 18804'100' 107 1* Do. do 1880.1 100 IN 111 D. do. 1101 1 119 107 I. I 08,168.N07. 1868, 6 p.et. 100 106 lie Dek. NM do.. 100 111 113 11.811186 epee et... 1878 106 114 1 1879 lee IN 0 0d e De. 1193 149, IN 110 1189aL Goof per edat....1101 106 108 New Ikea. Ow. 6 p.m& NO, 09 101 , NAWolot Ov. p. 0.11186 NO, 90 93 I Do. Op. e. 1871 to 1870 '100 ; 97 08 Do. p. e. 1115 b 1815119, 97 01 New Zeeland6 per mot 100 I Neva Scotia 6p. e., 1876 NO 190 IN ,Queensland oov. 04. et. 190 IN 106 &Aast.ClovAlp. e. &add 100 109 108 Vle.6ov.op.e.JlNDAd7 100 Co. do. a p.e.Apillioo. wool wool 106,a00' 250,4001 WIN aso, 1104:1111 MAO 100.0101 ... MI 180211 VA, 14060 Hee 1110 i ... 100 9;1 - 8I II Ito; } JasoarLAmsouL No. 1 Waf 00122/Pri a ira. --- 1 a. seism Solar. WNW 10 lareko.llside..og&M I 13 1 2 9 16 10,000 24 Amason= Agrioa ! . st Is 13 ,000* 31 Asstrolia4U.LalhS(l $ ' i dls kw si 47,000' 10 lasilaWaterworbi_ (14 all : 0 3 9 - 10.000 4 Bomtor Gas (d ail P.O Wm SAM SO Whisk £a., Umlle WWI 60 W ail - -- 1166.7301.1 81. 1. &I. Wm. Tel. CLL. 100 67 10 - 12.44•1 SI Mei laem Tea (1.)1 a I 1 4 . 11; lir .............=„,,. . 4. 4 7 4 0 1. Si: p. ! -.: 200 S Camas, - :o a t im c mew (um-) • , $ i 41 ' - *Aso 11/ Cam MAtrkoaKer.64 3 ' I T e... . Oammerdaltraloafba., I 4Ma - 7,0101 SO Oosseionol Bk.. MI 4 itsa - IWI thamlal U&ClasiL) 5 14 2 poi AMINO OrmisactOora6llo4l,L 1 11 1 1 Mal - cs. - mew as CapaLnog, M.A. ell 11 41 ' - 10.000 ID Credit iooder 6 8 9 pm] 14 111,WO SO Do. of Mstuttlas (L ) 1 p eidi. - 1100 so Credit *Miller I 5 5.5 14 " 19151 ft Paseo us Is $6 - MUSK IL Prellersoos l9ll 1M WO 117003/ 111. Da 4p. al No IN INO 1U - 10.600 i 140 Ili 2 Sp - 20.0001 SO Llodlaa Fioaaclai ,L• 6 , - - , - 1 0.600! W I. IBMs !Mg. MOON 9:1 Ilop l l66oosa.&Trd.(L 2 21 Rpm' di & meal 8 1 11 145 s , - MAIM 80. Meol lie WIWI/0_ - l6O 111° 422 14 - A N:: 10 : te s. ao4 Am uoppar i d e l 11 1 , _ 11,000 100 Maamasl Corporate& 5 1 Pm, - 6.007 60 1 1 1nasolal Macaw& (I.) 1 1 Oldis - 110,000 20 pored Warehouse (I. 2 6 apm 9 1 14000 SO o•l3rars CUca(tad) ll 4 3Ws - 1M 90 .0r441112 lbsorlsag 4 3 1 Shwa 7 2 ail Osti c 1 20,010 16 Cora gleam Navliptla• 14 06 20 I - 10 . 0 01 10 HomeaGoMMelAa(L 5 11pas, 9 1 105008 11) Iladasallir all 17 172 ' 171 100,000 04 lap& Ner.Gdahoa. (1 ) 5 4 6 MI 9ll 11 26,100 I amma Cawylog (Um 1 - 180,000 06 loteroak Illnao..Soe. ti. 5 l lra a r ' 1011 MOW so 'lnter. rand Credit (L. 2 MOM W IMaimlm44. (Oaa.omi II 5 4,54, 1 - 1000000 M 111 O Do. 6p. a &la. r. a ll W 181 60.00060.00016 JoYallnosklnassoolak) 5 2 1 2 12 a, 7 11 s4u mo: 50 Lead flocarttlos (Um.) 8 11 2 Sao 9 lim 11,9031 56 Load. I hies& TraM 11 1 IPm, - 10,000, 16 Load.andCaledois IL 4 Per 19 111 - 15006 1 6 Loot Instalo4 Wag )an 1 1 , ' - 10 4 00 1 40 Laid. rasa. Aim ) 1.6 18 I.lllpm' 29 96,0901 SO Do. New - 171,0031 4 Lood.G.Geoalbealla )61 l $... 1 - 10,000 50 Load., Nana &aft' 1 11411 - MOW,' M 1 Load. 11/ 2 MI - 60,000' 10 Madras belga. & Caaal 1 , Par r - 197,0001 06pc. 19.0001 116 Marto* lareskr.w6(4) 4 1 1 1 Meal- - 11,103 50 Mantillas la&d,tal.) 2 v. 1 2 0 • - max, 10 Nedlt. lite°. TM (L) (L) WI St . s• - 40,000 60 MP!wall Iron Works,. 1 id 14 1 - Mali 10 natal 1034&C0L C. Qt. 1 las o tE .1 au., 3 0 Nalsoaal 016.C0m. a. 5 10 1 i - 10,00/ 1 5 Natfoual Ploaadal (4 3 9 10 :1 : 1 1 1 ,000.100 Natio/Ultima Nee. 19 1 ' - 6.610 S ft NeeteddaGeal & L 6 1 I - %MO 16 N.Zoalsod 2.&Leoa(l. 9 I t I pa , - i 127,1711. U. N.Brlt. Aust., adsa(L) 100 71 - 40.600 60 N.Britelderosa. fa. L 9 19 20 i 20,000 2 Noya s soeutil.se4L .10 an 21 4 - UAW 2 Do. do. 60,470 21 Warts& lomma 5 17 18 pm , - 1 0 .000 06 OriestalCommerdaNL 7 1 4pm - 10,000 60 02ra1.1 nomads& (L) A II 0 1 1: 41 100 000 1 Orlmatel Gas (UMW) sit 1 1 11 1 60,000 1 Do. New an , - *on is oisomusaissesss.(L) all 2 ' 9 1)... MOW SO Gamma Maeda (1 ) 6 per Ipm - 10,000, 6 Woman Gm IfWitted 5 i r _ 12.2001 16 roamoilLels43o4 1 7 1 - 0,600 5 Do. do. an ' - 400,00•1 41. PoollUv.itadalniCS . 4 11l 40 I - 15,000 se Pealasaler &G. Weam 61 79 SI 1 - 90.090 10 Do. New ls is 20 pm' - 17,000 10 Qwebeada L, 1.„ 12.. a Si 2 lid& 10,010 16 - MOM 60 Lwow Ina la 22 SO sd' - Do. New an S 9 ad' - 4210 IS BUJ. My Uspror. (L ) all 29 , - M. 760. 36 Ditto clulto . - 16,066 leo um] mausmiia. = 1100,0001. 84. &ma Austra. Jared. WO 106 136 40,0•0 50 12„ nay*. 410 a. IL 4 Pia Par I - 20.000 10 Soallosa.trierpt ) 4 I , - MOW 80 &Atria& IL & la. • 1 1 13: - lON 26 Seatk Andralisa Load MI 29 i 39 24466K1L Babroarine Teiserape lOO 43 16 ' - 87,140 90 111.Coostrue.&Naba (LI iMs pm ,14 mom IS Thasimedtllerseyls.(L)l h 111 pm - 12.f110 10 TlVOlokAwark•L L. 4 1 pm' If 10,010 M T. &L. Ork_M . Par 19m1 - 110,000 5 a 554512.2•5216.05.0.1 3 1 M 4 ,, - 19 00,000 Uslmealtarloobsa(l 1 4p. 9 22,000 II o= o 2ss2mTn(Lia., 11 2 2 sr, - 12,022 10 - 10,119 as Vas Dlaion's laa4 ... I% Di 12 I - 20.000 00 Wilma* PlasneelLlzi. 6 i 14 p. 6 1 i 30.000 10 WinUsonsiPaalrna ISL. 10 Of 6 pis, PRIEFERn CZ SHAM& Groat Wisdom (Ongiaal B. sad H. Ea.) aaridoratad 4 For ant., 86. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and & Franc. (Limited), gut. 7 par 0ent.,174. Great Luxembourg. 14 Bas Pardo Lim., guaranteed 7 per east., 10f. South Austrian and Lombardo Ventiati, 214. MONEY MARKET.-MBIS DAY.) Two o'CiAxic. The funds to-day are quiet, at yesterday's prima. British railway stocks present an unfa vourable reaction, the late rapid rise having led to a number of sales. Foreign stocks, on the other hand, are in better demand and have improved, especially Mexican, Turkish Con solidi* and Cent/literate. The discount market is quieter to-day, with a larger supply of money, and there is more diF posi tion to take good bills, at 51 and 5/ per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans on English government securities has relapsed to 3 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented were quoted 68fr. 40c., showing a decline of 5c., compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 902 to / for money, and 901 to 91 for the account (August 9). The official busi ness report ism follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90,1, /, ; ditto for account, 901, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 891, I, 90 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1 ; ditto Bonds, ss. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, March, Bs. die. Foreign stocks ere firm, with a favourable tendency. Confederate Bonds are again 1 percent. higher, at 78 to 79 ; Mexican, f better, at 291 to 4 ; Turkish Consolides, to better, at 511 to 1 ; and Spanish Pas sive, Ito better, at 29 to 1. Greek Bonds, however, are 1 lower, being quoted 241 to 25. Transactions are reoorded as follows :—Colom bian Six per Cents., 791, 81 ; Danish, 1823, 734 ; Dutch Certificates, 100 ; Egyptian, 1021, 1 ; French Three per Cent. Renter, 651 r. 25c. ; Greek, for account, 241, 25 ; Mexican, for account, 29/, f, ex all ; ditto, 1864, 271 ; Portuguese, 1866, kc., for account, 48, 471, 481, ex div.; Russian, 1822, 901, 91 ; ditto 1862, 8811; ditto 1864, scrip, 4/ prem. ; Sardinian, for ac count, 841 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 291; Turkish, 1854, for account, 911 ; ditto 1858, for account, 711, 72/ ; ditto, 1862, 1001. Bonds, 691, 70, ex the. ; Venezuela, for account, 231 ; ditto 1862, 571, O. Internationiii Financial shares are now quoted 51 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 3} to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 13 to 1 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 4} to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 171 to 1, ex div. ; Ebbw Vale, par to 1 prem. ; and Ottoman Socikk Gemirale, 31 to 1 prem. RALF-PAST Two o'Cioca. Console are unchanged, at soi to i for money, and 901 to 91 for the account. In the absence of suitable supplies in the market the large sum of 200,0001, in bar gold was with drawn from the Bank yesterday, for transmission to Spain, on account of the loan of 2,000,0004 recently raised here. This withdrawal may be considered exoeptional. . - On 'Change yesterday afternoon there was a fair demand for bills on the Continent, and prices generally were quoted about the same as on Tues day, exoept as regards drafts on Vienn a an d Petersburg, the former being lower and the latter higher. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, I months, 12.01 to f•. ditto, 3 days, 11.17 to 1 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.04 to f ; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Hamburg, ma. Waco, 3 merlits, 13.81 to 9 ; Avis, 3 days, 23.15 to 25 • diNo, 3 I mouths, 36.60 to 66 ; Fraakfset-0 0 - the - Maims, , asoe*s, ' 119, to 190 ; Bt. Petersburg (pir rouble), 3 mostba,sll to 1 ,• Vimma, sit. 3 months, 11.77 j to 824 ; Triter. 60.. 3 mouths, 11.771 to 821 ; Madrid , 3 mouths, 484 to ; Ourm. 3 mouths, 481 f ; Leghoes, 3 mou th s, 25. to 70; Goma, 3 mouths 25.03 to 70 ; /Elsa, 3 mouths, 96.70 to 75 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Psialms. 3 males, 95.70 to 76 ; Ilhasima, 3 mouths, 25.70 to 76; Lisboa. 90 days, 611 to f ; Oporto. 90 dam 514 to 32- At Paris and Brussels the rata of discount in the open market is 5f per cent ; Amsterdam and Berlin, ; Vienna, 6 ; Hamburg, 3} ; Turin, 6} ; Frankfort 3 ; and St.. Petersburg, 5 per cent. Some curiosity is expressed to learn the object of the visit of the eminent Spanish financier, Senor Salamanca, who is now in London. The dividend on Great Eastern Railway stock is officially announced at the reduced rate of 1/ per cent. per annum, and that on Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire at the rate of 21 per cent per annum. The directors of the New Zealand Trust and Loan Company (Limited) have resolved to declare a dividend of two shillings per share, being at the rate of 5 per cent- per annum, free of income tax. The fifth and final call of 51. is to be paid on the G and H Extension capitals of the Fist Indian Railway Company by the 9th of August, and the second call of 31. on the J capital by the same day. The following is the favourable report of the directors of the National Discount Company (Limited), to be submitted on the 20th inst : In presenting their sixtesoth report, and conuntekting the proprietors upon the increased balkier which has re sulted from their sew issue of capita], the &erten would not the less imprese upon their fallow shareholders, bow materially the further development of the company will be promoted by their satire op-operation in the introduction of new accounts, both for discount and deposit. The 40.000 new shares created by the resolution of the special milieu (with the exception of 249 not claimed) lave hese takes by the shareholders; and in ra sped of them 347,4451. ban been repaired, of which 11118351. 10a. has berm applied to capital account, and 183,6091. 10s. to the reserve fond. thee making the paidinp capital 563,835/. 10e, and the reserve toad, 1fti,6091. 10a., which, when the auallotted abase are sold, will with the final call doe oo the 15th August next, be raised to 600,0001., and 300,0301., respectively. The se gments for the half-year just ended show a grows profit of 88,1631. Oa. 7d., and after providing for the current expen diture, directors' and eaditon' remuneration, bad debts, Mecum tax, he., and retalnlag 37,167/. Is. Bd. for rebate of intermit cm bills not yet due, there remains the sum of 42,1601. 3.. 3d. From this the direction have takea 1,5001. Os. 4d., to be applied is raids( the original reserve feed to the required amormt of 100,0001. ; 40,4491. 19s. sd. to be appropriated to the payment of a dividend, both on We old arid new shares, at the rate of 16 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, and have carried forward to the next account the balsam of 1,6101. 3s. 10d. The dividend will be payable oa and after the Ist August. • -• The wend ordintry general meeting of the eon- Caserta Bank Corporation (Limited) will be held on the 3rd of August. The second call of 61., making 101. paid, is to be paid on the shares of the Credit Fonder of Mau ritius (Limited) by the 6th of August. The prospectus of the Oxford and Canterbury Hall Company (Limited) has appeared, the object being to purchase both thee, music balls and the business attached to them. Of the 120,0001. of capital (in 8,000 shares of lb/. each) it is not ex pected that more than 80,0001. will be required. The present proprietor (Mr. Morton) retains a large share in the two undertakings, and will act as managing director for some time, bat his object in seeking to merge the property in a company is stated to be " ultimately to resign the cares of ownership and personal superintendence." All the capital in "The London" (Limited) having been applied for, the allotment will take place early next week. The letters of allotment and regret of " Holcomb and Co., Sack Contractors (Limited)," were posted last evening. FROIAT EIIIIIMIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 for the 9th of August, opened this morning at 91, and closed at 91, "sellers." For money the last price was sof to 1. The official business report is as fol. lows:—Tneee per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1,1, ; ditto, for account, 911,91 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 891, ; New Three per Cents, 891, 1, 90 ; Annaities, 1885, 14 9-18 ; Bank Stock, 258 k, 240 ; India Stock, 214 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, I ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1865 99. . . . Tie India Five per Cent. Stock was inquired for. Exchequer Bills were unchanged, the March being quoted 84. to Ss. dis., and the June, 151. dis. to par. The foreign stock market showed a favourable tendency, and the closing quotations, though somewhat below the best point of the day, were in THE MURDER IN ARAILWAY CARRIAGE. LATEST PARTICULARS.—(THIS DAY.) The police are unremitting in their exertions to unravel this myetery. The information so plentifully placed at their disposal has generally some slight basis of troth for its foundation—that is to say, it is sot always • dehberate invention, but is always found to be destitute of value. It would seem that the foreigners resident in London are the objects of very cline scrutiny. Between 11 and 12 eels* last night a foreigner, who was elated to have wavered in some particular the individual who exchanged the Albert chain of the murdered man at the shop of Mr. Death, the silversmith and jeweller, in Cbsapeide, was brought over from the soot► side of the river by some officers of the Borosigh, or H division of pews, in order to see whether he could be identified. On the arrival of Mr. Death, however, he at ono. pronounced the stranger not to be the man. The unlucky victim of unfounded suspicion was thereupon allowed to take his depertere, end he went away. The announcement which came by telegraph from Scot land, and which appeared in the Tina of this morning, to the effect that 'impeder Kerrensey was close on the track of the supposed murderer of Mr. Brigp in Scotland. is not true. Mr. Berreseey has not left Loudon, and there is no reams to believe that the miscreant who committed the atrocious crime at Bow is in North Britain. Inspector Kerroney is actively engaged with Superintendent Howie, Inspector Farmer, and the whole of the detective staff of the Metropolitan Police, in following up the clues which they have obtained with regard to the whereabouts of the murderer. On Thursday s numerous party of convicts arrived si Chatham, by express train, from Millhank, for the purpose of being employed on the works for the estm sion of Chatham Dockyard and the formation of the now docks and basins, on which about 1,000 convicts are daily employed. They were conveyed from the ra"way station at Strood to fit. Mary's Prises is a number of omai►oem and • is charge of several ward's'. The Free Town Observer (Sierra Leone) of June 16th, states that X. Juke Gerard, koown as the Lion Killer, has failed in his attempt to reach the interior°, the coatinent, by the route of Timbactoo. He has been at tacked and plundered by the natives, and with difficulty encapd with his life. Till LAIN ACCIDZNT ON THZ GLIAT EASTKIIN ItiliWiT.—Yesterday Mr. W. Codd, county coroner, =Nea isqthy at the Hatioul Sobool4oool, Bradfield, umbing the death of James Wright, a fireman, who was killed by the accident to the oostineotal train from Harwich het Widows* afternoon. Mr. Robertson, the general seperiatendeak wee present oa behalf of the own pay, with Mr. Hughes, from the office of Messrs. Crowder and Humid, solicitors to the board directors. The Gist witnesscalled was John Can, driver of the engine, who said-11*ft Harwich ea Wednesday, about ten minutes past three, with the continental train, consisting of engine, tender, four carriages, and two tweak sus. We are allowed 26 minutes to pt to Masaingtree, 101 miles, and two hoer; for the journey to Loudon. The speed averages from 25 to 30 mike an boar ; with • quick train there is no making up of time. I cannot give any account of the ranee of the accidest. When about half a mile from the Bradfield sled= the regime left the rails and west down the embankment. I bad not observed any jolting or jum previously, nor saytbing more than We oedllation ping line k perfectly Weight, and, as far as I know, in good ceder. On. key being out would not cause a mil to give way ; the other two would be sufficient to bold it. I think the demand was in the act of jumping off whoa the engine fell over ; the weather board was restive apse him, but I think it was a blow us the head that killed him. He was quite dead. It was a new engine. I ham travelled at • speed of 30 Mike ca a Weight lies without datum Hoary Bird a platelayer , said he had worked nine pan on this larancti. Saw the 'trine when it was about 100 yards off, and had never sera one going so Pest before ; he remarked to be mate that the swine would he off, and ha then maw it jump up high sough for him to is. nadir it ; when it came down it was off the ateitak and ran down the embasknient. Another platelayer gave evidence to the mites affect. Oee or two ether witnesses were examined, but their teetiesoey wee sot material, and eventually the inquiry wee adjoareed for a week. IffnarliarT ASSAULT IN A RAILWAY CAA eiees,—At the Kingetoe petty serious, oa Thursday, Mr. Nash, who was lately brought before the Hampshire magis trates sad discharged, on • question of jurisdiction, was brought up upon a reenact charging him with an indecent assault on Miss Mary Anne Moody, at Thames Bit ten. Mr. Eve, solicitor, of Abiersbott, appeared for the primmer. After a protracted examiaatioa and creenommination of the complainant, Min Mood , Mr. Stokes and some other witnesses were sod proved the geoeral farts which are already known to the public, and the prisoner was committed for trial, but admitted to bail in Ida own reeugnizaaces of 1001., and two sureties of 2501. sub. Hie father and bream gave the nqnired sureties, and be wee liberated. A 'WOMAN mirrENCED TO DaAra.—At the Pembroke onion on Wednesday, Mary Pront, 22 years of ow. Ins charged with murdering her daughter; Rhoda Peen, six weeks old, in May last. From the evidence it Crthat the prisoner bad been confined of the child is aT id rberth workhouse, early is April and bed bees dis charged from the boon six weeks afterwards. On May 20th she was seen in the vicinity Is some fields with the baby is bee arms, oear a pit called Little Pit, and two days after the dead body of the child was takes ont of the pit with its skull fractured, apparently by the fall, sod other serious injuries oe 11140111 ports. The prisoner herself con fessed that she threw the child into the pit, and ran away. Evidence was given showing that several members of proem?, family had been Maas but the medical testimony se to her actual modifies pronounced her to be sane is Med. The jury retuned a verdict, of nifty, coupled with • noommesdation to mercy, sad the jedge pined seetenee of death in the usual form, advielog her to p rep are herself for the wont. The prisoner, who appeared indifferent daring the trial, was removed from the dock in • fainting akin THE METAL Taans—An influential meeting of gentlemen intimated is the meta/ trade was held at Bir mingham yesterday, Mr. G. A. Everett in the chair. It wee resolved to advance the prier of brass and copper wire and rolled mstalid. per lb.; also to adirsaie pin wire 4/. per too. Bern HOUSE, CAIRDEN-HILL.— Tbie mansion (rormerly the residence of the Marquis of Bute). with its extensive and beautiful pleasure-grounds, girder, mid stabling, was sold by auction on the 14th inst. at the West. wielder Palace Hotel, by Marrs. Mansell and Elliott ; and at the fall of the suctioetwe's hammer this choice property, although held for an tthexpired term of only 25 years, and at a ground rent of 1051. per annum, changed owners at the suss of 9,0001, his Ones the Duke of Rutland being the warm. BALTIMORE HARDOOR ON FIRE. Our harbour has been ea fire for lb* last twenty-four hours, literally on fire. The surface of the water for thousands of square yards has been a partial llama caused by the destrutitioe of the Italian ship Juliana, which took fire whilst in at the wharf and kadieg with petroleum. She be d on board 1,800 barrels, sod had to be towed over to tbe opposite ride of the basin to save the surrounding property. As the barrels would bank the ail spread over the 'star In a flame.—Behimors paper. EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.—The total number of foreign immigrants arrived in the (Totted States dories the poet year amounted to 196.540. If, in the midst of a gigantic contest, the young men of Europe are attracted in such numbers, what may we not upset when the war is hrenght to a close and the smith thrown *pot to itorritgra, tkm It temente a question of vast interest and imoort• asps to ascertain where this sew population Is to settle. Heretofore the immigrants to our Aorta have Invariably tweed their footsteps to the west and earth-west, hewing est hest their dense forests or building up on their broad prairie' these vast states. This mighty column of humanity, which has been steadily marching from the Atiantie to the west, has bad its direction determbsed, and been restraleed from spreading to the south by soots invisible but iin panable barrisr.—New York Tribune. ORDINARY swam ADD STOCK& gb d N. I IaaWATIL I CSsi 7elrert‘ rian . 1 Sa bi p. i i i t, 1811 I WI Bina., WoL&Uour Val • Si N OA 10 11 1 / 4 1. buena/ - 9 9 4. I all lioltegateMl,lll6.l.o. 9 94 - 011 *Mel and BzWer .6. W - I WO Oaledowein 126 120 129 MI all 'Umtata Beadoe - - - N all Cornwall 6 7 _ N Isnes AJ • sodiv. En* II -.-. _ 1111 1411 Do. Ls Ip. a. *EWA So D. - - - i• all Mails end 0 - Jame u u - is I all Owadewlterthonwnwja MI 17 -. 1 IN. .100 watameroescilimpeor 91 N - 11A 1110 tmow awl I ' &Wale* 1111 1011 U. .106 Ord. 86. 40 101 481 9 - 8 10. 11111 Do. liada l Illeslk -1 - - N ;100 Da IL Au. Stk., 04.1 71 II - N. 100 *rut Dread Seellimd - - - 114. .100 , Grer•Marihint l2O 161 11191 140 111. 100 Da.ll .1 • ne. eo dlr. as NA 1110 169 8 St. 100 Do.B 11114 p. amid* 1U 1/2 - et. 100 OA South & Wog. (Ira) 00 92 111. 100 Ore* Weston 7ll 74 711 75 114. 101 Da INeer VAL Gra* - - - 114. 100 D. flew* Waite._ d- - - et. .106 D. W. 1011.-110604 61 SS WI Si. 100 i Do. Do. Newport as 41 - St. 100 ' Do. Do. RaWord 100 102 N. 100 ' ' Leweaeldre & Yorkshire 110} 120 1191 11 i 34. 'lOO tondo& and Matra 72 74 731 81. 100 Lan.,ftiOtw & &Coed 106 LW 1044 6 St. 100 Lemlw&Cli Der. 46 67 401 01 1W 100 Lowdem& Nall/ Waits. 1174 1171 117 i i 166 171 116. 11 00 Laados&SoashWaMma 06 99 - •l IWO ifdaw.lll/41.,& Uneolub SI MI 0 4 1 1 10 all Ibryport Carlisle ... - - 121 ill ' Do. Do aad . i Sham - - - St. MO Metropothon ll4 116 1131 14 U. 1100 I Do. New llll 112 - SR 'lOO 10dlaad. l3l/ 129 39 1 i 1 1 SIM, all. Do. New - - - ft. JO I Do Ursa. & Darby lOB 110 - 19 all MM. OA Wn. (Ira) - - - N all' Do. e Shane .. - -.- ID 1 40 'lod re* - - - 10 IWI Uld IL ow a e ll ay Lay - - - 84. 100 North - et. 100 Do. Idin.,Porth.Dend MI SI VI U. 10 J. LAtern-Berwlok 26 110 Do. G. N. IL Pura - - - dM /X IN Do. Leeds 66 66 66 34. 100 Do. York 167 OS 971 50.100 Do. PAW' - - - N :AL Do. Slock.&Darllng U 1111 38 si lai Do. do. 186668 lOl 114 pm - N 1 II DD. 44. UMW._ 51 91 pm 11 St. 'US North London - N 8 D. Now - 1 2 pm - U. 180 North Stalforiailre SO 82 101 N .11IN. &8. Wagers Jar lei 114 - x IM/ 1104641* Central IN. 100 Decands NJ& Aber. 818 U 88 17i St. 100 Soottlik Midland - - 10 allibrewrbary & Weikel* .- - - 84. 1011 'lllwameldre Delos U - It 100 'South DIMS IS 27 81. 100 Booth llattorn 84. .100 S. York & lbw De 106 166 I} - N allUslnet,Woldmilimote. 8 11 - 10 170 -. *1 A Del • 7 p. - 1• $ Do C • 4 pm -- 811 all II DI 1 Do. - .- - 11y 64 I D. - - -. U. 100 Vale of Death - M. HO VA:AMA Etta & Pisa* - - - et. 100 Waterford &11 Mom. - - - IL 1100 Mat Cornwall 26 01 - el 100 IW.HArtIpl. Herb. & 111. - - - RAILWAYS. all idlisalke 9a. lawrosoo N a IN sas.stacsain.g.sp.o. us 109 to Do. IBkrw far iA . 'Bellalo s lake Ivrea ik all ' Do. 101000 9 10 'Bad, Nankai 0000 D... Dda. A.[.1, 110. 17 N 109 Do. do. July I, 1.011, IT IS Do. do. Jaw I, les 77 80 100 CaL s &Eastern o.e. g. 99 100 110 Caps T. d Dock Op. o.proll g.' 96 an Dosoarass,lapar. NO Assts. Bowl go. 6 do UM rest ga. 6do 16 14 Do. 11 Do. G isfors do loa IN *sad Trunk of an Do.Squlp ad Do. 10 prod .0 Dw do. dakored an Do. 200 pod. ledo O Da. do. ddirred O prof. Med all Do. Do. 20 idst Mom! allpe all Do. Do. a do. dstansi 100 ,43.1111$ IM Ns iss 1 t $1 99 . 71 731 II at SI 67 66 17 45 62 63 45 U $1 U 29 103 164_ ladwa Peatesiis Do. gas. 6 Do. New do. pee cowl 008. of India R. op. er Do di pee mot Do et Waters at Canal Do. New Do.t.no. tde. a c peg. l Do. d do. 1817. Indian 12, Woke Do. New INsdros , - Par trim 100 102 K N 10 I 1 1 11 U 06 1 ,14 104 1410 96 96 N N Ivor.6pMl Do. do. L 1 e Do. dw do.— , Do. ilia ,Idalb. Carp. 6 per a Dd max sad Hobson'. Day N.Broo.dt Cowolo.• &I N./Loteow6p.caot p.D. &lode, goo. 6 per mot. Do. Dahl do I Da do. do Do. ?wawa do Do. Indus 66 not. do I 99 09 11 9 91 96 102 10$ 1001 1011 w } pa 10111 1011 QS 96 1 j nil 101 1 19! 20 - 10 4 ii 4 JOINT lITOOI BANILII. 1110.111D.1 BAAL& %Aso Ariimasseitiiiit(6) , IS se Do. Now 'ilia !ai 10,000100 Do. Non 100,000 20 Anglo Anstdan 20,000 20 A oglo Italian ( 1 a 22124 . 4 )1 22,200 40 Aostralasla TAO NI Do. New tO Hanka Britlelerolsoldi 10,010' 45 Bank at _O.OOO 100 Bank ai Wan 115,4110 10 Book of Otago (Tholft&l 10,000 100 Dank at Queensland (L ) 10,000 6* BaokaiVidoetoAnstrlal 6,400 100 Sauk of Waleo( s =. 010,000 10 Becket New u 60.000 20 Beadllan&Poetogoossji 10,000 00 Brailab s Callinenlaa (L 10.000 SO ,Brltish N. America 12,100 10 C. Bk. lladla,Ast,adoill 7.810! I* Do. New 20,000 26 Mart Mar. of Indlo,&e 1 *4oo'loo City 10,000 100 Colonial 10,000 26 Com. Sank of lotils,lo WOOS 10 Cassoildollad Nook (1 ) *OOO 140 Contlaiiitsl (L) 12.000 60 art Leedom (Lissilsd) *OM 601 Do. New 16.000 20 Nag.soot...2AusLetwittd 00,. 00 60 Ett,,-11sh and Swedish (L 60,000 60 /Weeps= Bank(Undtod 10,000 100 'litodnatChlus&Jap.(L 10,000100 Do. Yew 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Lladlod 2,000100 Do. New 10,000 50 lop.Bk.of Chlnitite.,(L 114000 10 ImporialoMoisas 12,000 25 loolan 040,0110 20 Land Moat Nk. IBMs (1 1 20,000 60 Lon. Bk.otLealeooto(L 10,400 100 lad= Hook of Soot (L 1 0,400 100 London sad Beadlike_ MOO Lon.B.AyeasalLrlatin 20000 SS Do. New, lio.st le pit 4,000 no Loa., bar., t& NAL IL) 60,000. SO Lon. MBank et AatorL 10,000 100 London sad Colonial (L 13,000 60 London and Coenty 4000 NO Lon. Batobe.Oon.&s.(l 1 40,000 60 London Joint Stook— -10,000 100 Lon. sad Northam (L ) 20,000 10 lade s& Booth Abloom *OOO 100 Lon. & 8. Wasters (Lis. 00.0.0 100 Lon. s Wanislastar 10.000 100 'Msrelisoi 10,000 60 Mereontlls & INsdisolL 00,000 60 . Do. New 10,000 100 Metro. & Pro,. bank (L *OOO 100 Midland Bark (Lbs.) 10,000 100 National L 24 .7002 10,000 100 N. *Mot 25,000 20 Do do. Meiv _O.OOO 10 Do. da, _. ii,llo ii 10,000 10 WACO 10 N;;Sotalk Vika ,Ne► failaad (14■ Mat North Western 00,000 25 10,000 10 17,06 10,000 16 10,000 26 10,000 100 •,000 100 10,600 25 10,000 100 0,000 0 011101•1 Hook i =ore. 'Prow ',a. of &dodo, fuy ., Ltlhtil (L Baulk dostralis South rootorn Ws.) Mead. of & & Aldo' Onion of Asigrollo,Now Vision of Indoood (Ufs ) Union of Leedom Tii - iii 44 46 me 44 44 ss 71* nos 2Ps 13 26 27 pm: lips 26 . I 30 173 176. -.- jai IPM Itha par 19 41 S Idß 9 10 pm • Sipmi 1 Ifpul 4? 49 I 40 41 19 21 pm 911 149 160 4! 44 010 pm 8 N 3 4pcn MI ▪ • poi 3 4pm St U 1 I 1 pm 10. 1 1 9 9. 10 11 pm 19 21 ma IS 10 pm 1 l s g: • 19 91 2 Ivo { le Pm ii 13p PI1 la 15 11 pm • 4p. 3 Opm 8 9pm 7! 74 II 4 pie 69 . 61. 41 1 . .iPs• Pui 911 . 10 f 11 ape 9 10 pm 1 /0 "p. $ 10 pis i Up ▪ 9pm 44 46 PROVINCIAL SHARI MARLA= - - LrrzarOot. JOLT IS.-41sest 17144111. St 10 4111-Great Wes tern, 71-Lancashire and Yeekshire, 11914 -Landon and North Wester; 1171 1 1 1-Maachautir, Sheald, and Lincolnshire. 611 I 4 1 4-Metrapolltaa, 114 1 e.-Midland, 1361 1-North Rasters, Berwick capital stock, 100 -South eastern, 9W-Sessa &ester, end Linoelnahhe, 31 per cent preL,llll-Ditto, preL, 6 per cent, f•-I6 p.-Ditto, 101. redeemable 6 per cent, IRN p.-11a. Helena Railway and Canal, 6 per amt. prig., C. IN-South Latent 6 yew omit ,pret redeemable, 101-Lancuter and Carlisle, 219116-Dutch 14 p-Great Luxembourg shares. 11416. 7.16 - fisintere ad Meuse, 71-Confederate Loan, 711 0-Alliaaes Bank et Louses and Uver= D• -Mao, new eberes, 4a et Iliehange (United 11 1646 1 1016 1 11,16 4 p.-Livee= Maraca (Ilindted), 7-16 el.-Merman', and is (Limited), 91 p.-Na tionsl Eva of LlyeeP ool N Maned a prem., 91 p. -Brine sad loredgn Marino (1 baited), 311-16 p. -Maritime Insurance (posited), 1 Is -Royal Insurance, 71-1 e p. -Themes and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited). 61 ea.-listen Marine insunumet 114 t. - lam Shipowners. 1 d. nucleases Bay, 171-lAveepool United Cas, 1011 9-N alional Nem Navigation Oompry 1916 d.-West lndia and Pacific Steam, 3 1 it -Dundee. Perth. and Aberdeen. 161. MAIMINstIi, JOLT Ili -A very good business was done and prices were very Inn. Shellelds went up on the news as to the dividend reeonunended by the dbeetees oozieg oat. Confederate Loan, 77 818 7Vrest restore. 611 50 _4OO 1 9-Great Luxembourg, 11 teat Northern. A. 169# 11 0 Ilifeett western. 7! 1# - end Yorkshire, 1194-Leadon and Noetb Western. 1171 16 ; ditto New. 1130 14-Manchester and County Bank. 411 p. -Manchester, Sheffield, sad llacolnablre, 1 1 Olio Redeemable Pref., itto Eft 616 p. 1131 14-Megleens, MUM aM 44 1 1-16Ma4 11184 : do. m. et. New, 6 9-16 p -North Rester& Newish, MN - North Slirddsire, 79160 1-South Nantsm, 611_9-Irharnes and Mersey Marine Issomass, if 7-14 -Vahan nat. Glens, EN-Aabbury (adage, 100 is p.-N Steens, 1 d.-Landon and South Western. 961- Hudson's Bay, 171-General Credit, 111 p. INroustils. 6 16-16 p. B- IRMINGHAM. JCL,' 16.-There were mice ID this MIURA to day of Birmingham Banking Company New Stares, at MI ; Bir mingham Joint Sto. k Banks. at 61 ; Birmingham Canals, at 901 ; litettedak Jai:Mies Canal, at 191: Nrisinsham and Steffan], Wm Gas 5.40 Nuns at 97, ; sad Birmingham Wagon Prefer ence, at Is. Id p. South Stalfordsldee Railway Shares closed at 101 to 101 : Wolverhampton and Stsliordshire Beaks, at 131 to 1111 Birmingham Wagon, at 101 es 1111 ; Metropolitan Wagon, at 1.31 to 13.1 : and Birmingham uad. al, at IL to It Is. 3d. p. 1/01111111. JOLT 14.-Three per at Consois, M 1 }-New Three per Ont. Stock. 181 1-oltto her amoust, Mb August, 98199-Bank of Ireland CAM pad), 1110- NW Bank (305 petit), 83-Dlito New (hayed at 16 prem. ) (104. paid), for &accent. IS 624-National of limped (Waited). (191. paid), 194-Ditto New liaised at s mural (105 paid), 191-Provin ci a l Bank 161. paid). 91-Royal Bank (105 paid). !87-Belfast and Northern Counties all paid). -Dublin and Belfast Junction fall Paid). 361-Dublin and IiON PIN. for annrilnt. 711 Dublin, Wicklow, and Watford (all paid , 10 10#-Greet Southern and Western (1005 paid), 911-Midiad Great Western sad Royal Canal paid) 41 rest Southern and Western, 4 per cent perpetual, 161- and Enniskillea Halves. 6 per cent. perpetual, Class B all paid), 11$. I Yea —lll—iOn TO aft 4h 74 If MI 110 i U 3 1 4 M 1 111 57 so Oflst i i isi !Ilgiust 6 4 181 1 0 Ti i I 112 1 zd - 111 NI 01 3 SO 26 1 - 24j * MI as 4it Ace' onrr To Max. H. Fionvici.—Mrs. Fenwick, wife of Mr. R. Feowiek, M.P., bag been the object of a rather serious accident, at her residence in London. She was dressing for a ball, when a portico of her drew caught fire. Mr. Fenwiek, bearing a loud shriek, rushed up stairs, and found Yrs. F. envelo ped in flames ; instantly throwing her dove, he succeeded, by using his ooat, in extinoishing the lire, but not until Mrs. F. was severely buret. For some days afterwards the was in a critical stat• from the injuries remised by the shock which bar system sustained. She is sow happily recoveries, but it will probably be a mouth yet before she is able to leave her room, and it is fourd that she will smr be completely freed from the injuries she has reeeived.--Orstralund &wryer. Aw Ass 13Tuwo To Deere ET Base.—At Old. wark, agar Selkirk, • few days ago, an SUS strolled Into a Fenian, and nearly upset a beehive—the inmates of white immediately rushed out upon the intruder like a doe& Mining each severe injuries that the poor animal died shortly afterwards in greet sgoey.—Zeliabwrgh Courser. BOUNTY-BILOIIIIII IN Nsw J =au% —There is an organiesd bounty swindlers la New lferk, who de. y is this state. are shrewd, Amp Ors, 6They and are seldom caught. We have heard of ha- Alpinees where tome of the.. rands hive enliatsd fin them is Nov Jersey, rsosiriog 400 dela *soh ti... Ao _ I olkor of the Alth hammed vs yestiorday that 12,003 am xd bad boss equipped for his regimmt. Of *ma shoat NO It demertod Wars leaving the Mote, sod shoat 200 more on the 16 4 Wawa roots to Timmossit —Trevion Repoblicon. Xi; SO 1 3 many eases t to T per sent above those of yesterday. Spanish Passive Bonds and Turkish Columbia formed an exesption, declining f per cent. MINIIB.-{THIS DAY J Two o'CLocw. The dealings in the mining market today are upon a restricted scale, and very few variations have occurred in quotations. East Lovell and East Grenville *bares are flatter—the former at 14 to 15, and the latter at 59 to 9. Great Vor are also dull, at 28 to 29. Wheal &ton are quoted 225 to 230, and West Seton 210 to 215. East Caradon are officially marked 27,, ex div. ; and Tincroft, 179. St. John del Rey Mining shares continue to exhibit a drooping tendency ; transactions are officially recorded at 30 to 31. Other foreign, u well as colonial mines, are quiet. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelesen and North : The lose of the metal market has decidedly improved. Not only have prices been well maintained, but in some articles a rem has taken place, with iodicatioos of a farther advises. bon—Webb ban are steady at 71. in Wales, sad with the usual extra price for free on board here. Stafford shire iron is rather unsettled. At Birmingham yesterday two of the priacipel firms Woad nimbus announcing • redaction of 20a. per too, and all others will follow io their wake. Sestet pig iron, after receding to Niv. 6d., hut advanced to 595. 3d. cash, and 60s. Gd. open. Copper—We have to report a very animated market. Smelters have privately maned circulars, advising an advance of 51., bat they still refuse to enter orders. A large business bas been done privately at 1/. sad 5/. advance, and an opinion is gaining ground that the metal is in a better rehire than for some time past. There are stresg buyers of Barra at 1011., and for Kapanda at 102/. • Wal levee 1001. A lens Weiner has been done is Chili frees 871. to 881. spot, SIV. to 901. to arrive. No improve- meet has takein od pleee, but importers have been wilHeg rollers, soda business has bees done at the followisg prime, viz., 1 1., three months ; 1041., two mouths ; sad 103/. nab, at which there are further sellers. Banes is neglected, and obtainable at 1061. The Dutch market is • and offers are made under eale's price. English is fair demand. Tie Plates—The demand does not improve, and priers are tending in buyers' favour. Lead is difficult to dispose of even at a monomial in Niue. Spelter.—A fair amount of business has been done. and prices have again advanced. The last price paid was 251. 54., spot and next month, sad the same price has been paid for special brands in Aall. Advises from the continent report a large busier' at higher prises. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Annexed are the present quota tions. Tows tallow. 39a., set cash ; Petersburg Y. 0.. ow the spot, 41e. to 44k. 9d. ; Jaly. 40e. 9d. ; October to December, 435. 3d. to 43e. ; December. 43e. 6d. Mature AVILIAGICIL—Town tallow, 41a. 6d. ; fat ditto, 2a. Od. ; yellow Itairian. 43. 6d. ; tweitod aM 31a. &I. ; rough ditto, ITa. 6d. ; tallow graves, 18a. ; geed dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-!THIS DAY.) Mama. Harvey and Easton sport trade at the following pnosa : Primo meadow hay, 80a. to 90a. ; superior ditto, kb. 6d. to 100 a. ; now ditto, 60s. to 85a. ; clover, old, 955. to 115 a. ; straw, Ma to 30s. COVENT GARDEN. —arils DA Y. ) Most descriptions of outdoor proclaim continua abeadant. Clsseviss, gooseberries. raspberries, and strawberries ars plastifuL Of grapes sad pins-apples slurs is also a geed supply, and him*, rod, and white currants ars sufloset for Lb* demand. Arrivals of foreign goods eomprisapd sots sad Wart India pine-apples, both of which ars abun dant and cheap. Oren walnuts for pickling may new he obtained. Pass ars plestiful, as ars also potation. Asparagus fetches from 4s. to Ts. a bundle. Flowers cheap consist of orchids, heaths, pansies, pelargoniums, mignonette, and room BAUM Pim sad" pot lb., 66 to Se =re lb., do to EY pot dos , Os to to Nottieloso. do., it to 126 ftraieloorGoo.por pa0.,06 toiald to 6d Goosoloredas, gram, p. Id ilienies, per lb., 6d to id Oranges, per 100, 100 to Ills Lomas, per 100, [atolls Nate Berodem, de, lee New Brasil, do., lie Alme•ds, do.. 18a. to IS. VIGIL Cabtoges,p. doi., Is to es p.06110;44 toes Preach per haltalerk Is Peak pea et, 21 el to Mkt Potatoea, York Regents. per 'Tusks, psi bona, 84 So 141 Coetubbon. mob, Stt to ls Bo* per dot,. tld to Is Moneta, per 1b., 1s Garbs, par lb., Bcl Leiter" sock Id to Id Isere, per score, ls to Is Hoessrodislim.bunch, lsOd Idothrocosa, p.pott , Is to Is PI Parsley, per 12 Imates, Se WY Sorbs, pre bunch. Sd Rocks, do., aft to &as ~ Flakes, 00a to 00s new, per lb., td to 44 QUTota, per bunch, 9d to la Rhubarb, p. bundle, Pd M ad RaILWAYS THSOUGH LONDON.—The London and I North Wasters Railway is to be extended, by mesas of a sees compan from Eastoomesn to -cress, Moen it will join y, the Booth Pastern line, and than we shell ben soother line through Leaden. There will la the Great Northern Arad Great Weston through Lead.. (by means of the Metropolitan sad London, Chatham, sad Dover's extensioo), to Blarkfrials, joiniog the Loads., Chatham, and Dover ; mad there will also be the Loadoe sad North Western maim through London to Chang mom, as above raentiooed.—Mereperk. CHATHAM AND DOVIM RAILWAY.—We have ben informed; that, se far se eon be et present seen, the railway bridge over the Thames will be completed withia two months from the preseot date ; sad that the line will be opseed to the Ludgate station, sad reedy for the exand- Dation of the inspector of railways by the let of Donkey amt. For the Madan over Ludgate-bill the whole of the iron castings are reedy ; aid the lain of them, it is ex pected, will not take more thee six weeks, while the whole of the charmer northward an la s forward date ; so that, no doubt, by the sed of the present year, the jam- Son of the has with the Metropolitse far through treed "ag purposes will be accomplished.—Builder. RAILWAY TILA7IIO Racians.—The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kieolom amounted for the week ending July 9, oe 11,308 miles, to 663,8921., and for the earrespooding week of lest year, on 10,911 miles, to 610i6481., showing an increase of SW miles, and of 63,2144 la the reeeiple. The gross reeripes ea the known( 14 railwan unmated ix the aggregate as 7,764 miles, to 531,91184 sad far the nneepoodieg week of 1863, ea 7,616 min% to 488,6331., show* as nonage of 148 miles sod 43,3064 le the reoeipts. The merease se the Oaledosise asnormard to 2,5904 ; oft the Great Faders to 2.6634 ; ou the Great Noniron le 5,6111. ; on the Great Western to 4,2801. ; ea the Great Southern sad Western to 3921. ; on the lae embire sod Yorkshire to 6,2304 ; en the Lourdes tad Noseb-Weriern to 47904 ; on the Leedom end *Meth Westin to 2,2961. ; en tbs Msedassier, Sheffield. and Llirooluelarre to 19911. ; ea the Midland to 2.634. ; as the North British to 1,1211.; on the North Easters to 5.2191. ; and on the South Easters to 1,0474 ; toast, But from thin must be deducte d 6351., the diereses on the Loudon and Brighton, lest/ the Mimeos es above, 43,3054 The misers" traffic en those lien imounied to 26 ,0841. and for the oorrespoodleg week of 1883 to 224,7464, showing en increase of 26,2384 The receipts (or pas angers. parcels, kc., amounted to 20018641, mama 263,8874, ebowieg as imams of 16,9671. The traffic reesines as 63 other hoes arneuntod. ea 3 .5 44 ails., l• 1319544, sad for the coneepoeding week of last year, ea 3,295 mine, to 122,0164, showing se °memo of 249 miles rod of 9,9391. is the reheat*. The total nomipte of the past week show a decrease of 2,6734 se compared with tier of the mad* week, ending the Zed of July, and se compered with the carrespesdieg week of last year • omeidneable inmemse in the trade of the eenetry. GILT RASTMIX RAILWAY.—Tbe preliminary re port et the directors to the fathoming hell-yearly meeting as Wednesday bee Mee issued. The receipts show an increase of P. 7.9311. over the aorreepoodine half -year of 1863. The ex. mem show sn names el 40,1971. over the corresponding half ism of 1863, Misty arising from the large amount ex. loaded for the improvement of the property ; thrztze for mehitiseenes of way sod works sad locomotive resew aloes being nearly 29,6004 in mom of the toothy in thee: heads for the conerpooding period of led& Tbe revenue ecesust for the half-yesr iodine June 30 Let exhibite the following result., namely—Toth receipts from traffic mid other sources, 778,2804 1154 10d. ; total working manna, Mending rates sad taxes sod governmeet duty, 322,9704 fie. Od. ; total, 3815,3104 10s. ld. ; lees rimiest' made to the Northern sod Eastern ad ot her 0013111115161, interest on arranntried, preform°, stocks, sod mortgages, ha, 310,185/. 10.. Id.; balsam, 55,12 u. Although the expeediture for this half peer, which includes's* extnordieary outlay upon repel's' et plant, tw., exceeds the expsoditare of the eons spoodieg half-year of 1863 by 40,1974, there is still • helium of 526674 6.. 7d. available for dividend for the half-rear tied log 30th Jane last. The directors have thrombi it right to declare at mos a divided tor the Italf.year at the rate of 1i per amt, per annum, en the ordinary stock of the money, ameostiog to 52,0071.05, ee., leaving • balsam of 5601. ee. 4d. to be carried forward to the mat aseireat. The name for adoptiog this anise bee been that sales the dividend were now declared sad peid it would not be ementent for the directors to declare eey dividend lentil the completios ef the various new lien authorised to the entrees of 1861 and 1862, but which lines it is telly hoped will be completed before the period for declaring a further dividend. As the general seeing of propriebors is not lienelly held 1111 the month of Aeon, arid the preesedims is parliament have not yet UM brought to a terousaliek the directors proven that the forthcoming meeting shell he adjourned till the 11th thy of August, by which time Mere will be in a position to give • fell report of their perlWWilery proosedion sod of the general situation of the cowpony% affairs. They therefore seem, the, at the meeting al the 110th instant no ethic bunnies shall be transacted than the approve' of the accounts sow prenatal. 1