The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-02 00:00:00

rDE ALL SOULS' COLLIZOR (OXFORD) CONTRO.I TrXR9F. LAMBETH PALACE.-TELS DAY. This worming the bearing of the further argu i,eots on the petition of appeal of Mr. Watson sad the :ey. Mr. Fremantle, two of the Fellows of All Sonia' Col ,. Olford. wall resumed before his Greco the Archbishop ! c.mterbury ; Sir John Taylor Coleridge, ant., and Dr. r, ,vere Twigs, Q.C_, acting as aimless ; and Mr. Franck ilia Dyke sa proctor. Ito case. it will be recollected, comes before the Arch as Visitor of All Souls' Collage under the 40th section :to ordinance framed by the Ecclesiastical Commis whereby he could is proprio =Wu, or on the cm ▪ -,st of the Warden and any of the Fellows, di allow sad ▪ I any of the bye-laws or resolutions of the Wardell and F„ii,,ss which shall in the Visitor's judgment be repugnant , u y of the statutes of the college for the time being, Mr. L.rule resumed his address on behalf of the warden nit and said he would not ask his grace to put wei;ht upon the statement. of the authorities 11111 electors of the college than they deserved, :t they consisted of a body of gentlemen all I L,lependent of arab other, sapged in different pursuits, clergymen, some lawyers, and SOON aegis ,te,, and could it be considered for a moment .it a body c toted of such elements would come before crate like a body of conspirators to oppose the views of other member, of the college as to the interpretation of ;tante., and to make by-laws as to the mode of (mini •,t,r. in eentrsvention of the true interest and meaning of e st.itutes? The learned connsel,at considerable lerigth, went the statutes sod the by-laws MI to the mode of P ,ruination, to show that there was nothing in them which to a necessity for a joint report from the three ex. in.:ners. If a joint report should be bad, he contended, undoubtedly must be considered that it most be by all the who had the privilrgs of voting sad deciding upon ao merits of the candidates. At the ocmolusion of the earned nonusers address, Mr. Coleridge replied at considerable length on the part sf the petitioners, contending that the allegations contained the petition had been sufficiently proved so as to justify ti. grace in exercising his power as visitor. A: the conclusion of the argument his grace said he 1:d take time, with his learned assessors, to deliver Thi: morning (Saturday) the last of the Royal b.,t40i,! Society's flower shows was held in the gardens, rezenes.prak, , i.l,aor, is to be revived next week at Le royal Italian Opera, with Mdlle. Patti, Signori Mario 1, 0 3 1:0ocomi. The season will close this day three weeks. r , 7' qtates is to be performed to-night, OA Mdlle. Artot's d character. Madame Miolan-Carvalho has arrived. Tlie .1 rotty and Nary Gazette says :—" The Wol et/LO corvette, Captain A. F. R. de Honey, has been ;dered to proceed to Heligoland u the pioneer of the which will be derpatehed northwards, in the :rut of circumstances requiring the interference of Eng in the Dano-Geomanic quarrel." We ( Nottingham Journal) understand that Mr. mud Beals, M.P., is suffering from such • avers attack Weer that his retirement both from the representation of , erby and the chairmanship of the Midland Railway 0301• ny is by no mesas improbable. THE Boys' Rernos.—An interesting ceremony k place yesterday at the Boys' Refuge, Commercial reet, Whitechapel, on the occasion of an examine ion of the children and • distribution of prizes. A plat orm was erected for the purpose in the covered playground, which accommodation had been provided for • large oute rof ladies and gentlemen, amongst whom were the Earl f Shaftesbury (presiding), Mr. Robert Hanbury. M.P. ; r. Abel Smith, M.P., and Lady Susan Smith ; Mr. Chao axton, M.P. ; Captain the Hon. F. Maude. R.N. • Mr. oho Abel Smith, Y.P.• Lady Fremantle, Ludy darns, he Her . R. W. Frema ntle, the Rev. E. Auriol, the Rev. . Pattern, Mr. Charles, k.e. The company having in the rot instance inspected the boys at work in their various hops, tailoring, shoemaking, carpentering, wood-chopping, - e., were invited to wither the more formal part of the earemooial, and this was agreeably relieved by songs and recitations from the boys, who fulfilled their task greatly to the delight of all present. In the examination which they underwent in Scripture history, geography, and mental 'with retie, they answered the great majority of the questions put to them with a degree of precision sad quickness which really excited the surprise as well as the approbation of the company ; and, indeed, it would not be very may to find the rme number of boys of corresponding ages, at • ischool of • much more melodious character, who would be capable of passing through the ordeal more satisfactorily. „tmongst the onset awarded was one of • flute, presented to an intelligent lad, who by his skill and perseverance in music had been enabled to teach the other boys, and had thus saved the institution the expense of • music master. Another boy was rewarded for being the best each in the establishment. The treasurer, Mr. Robert Hautery, who presented the prizes, made • state- Went of the history and progress of the Refuge, and ob• reed that it had now pursued its course for more than ten ears, and during that period more than 700 destitute boys ad been received within its walls. Of those who had sue eufully passed through their mon), religions, educational, ad industrial grainier; in the Refuge, • goodly number had • a mot to sea. More than one-seventh of the whole tensed had been "bound 'prentice," going out not alto's • er unskilled, knowing what • " master tailor" or "master rpenter" is. Another seventh had bad a:notions provided or them without being apprenticed. A few had found their ay into her Majesty's service, and • few had gone abroad ; bile a very considerable number had been restored to their nen& with right principles instilled, in the hope that they mild now be helps, rather than hindrances to their fathers cd mothers. The report for the present rear gave • most atisfactory account of the working of the Refuge, and spoke o congratulatory terms in reference to the conduct as well I to the general health of the boys, not one of whom was filleted with small-pox at the time it was raging in the •,ighbourhood. The FArl of Shaftesbury, in addressing the .mpany, expressed himself in language of pleasure and n,nkfuloest at the successful manner in which the insti ution had been conducted, and observed that an act wu • ow passing through the Houses of Parliameat which would I..ve the effect of conferring the blessings of education in Le Potteries upon 25,000 children who were not now re ceiving those blessings, whilst in the next session of wile. .rot the same beoefits would be extended to at least 1.v.000 children in the znanufactonng districts. The pro er-liogs of the day were brought ta • close by • band per- I , mono. by the boys, and by a drill exercise in the play. ;round, in which they gave ample evidence of the care whim h is taken in this as in every other department of their troctioo. Tito RIGHT or BIZETING IN THZ PATO:N.—A recta meeting of the committee of metropolitan members •.1 eleeton appointed to secure for the people the right of I meeting in the parks, irrespective of government per . :aloe. was held yeaterdey in the tee room of the House of Commons, and was very fully attended. amongst those pre ot bolos Messrs. Ayrtoo, M.P., Cox, M.P., Locke, M.P., honey. M.P., Belles, Nicholay, Potter, Taylor, Shams. '.ride Rogers, &c. Mr. Bear brought up a report as to h, past and present relative positions of the right of the men over the parks, which concluded by declaring the ::ht of the people to meet peaceably in the parka to be bore all interference from the government. Coosiderable --union followed the reading of the report ; several rem otions sere proposed and rejected, and ultimately it was roe-rally agreed, without any formal resolution, that Mr. Wiles. and those gentlemen acting with him. should, by oiling a public raveling in one of the parks, or by any other seen, deemed advisable. get the question raised in such a inner that the " nine " might be triad and fairly argued o the Court of Queen's Bench, and the vexed question set at t. If it was decided against she right of the people then etton should be taken in parliament to get the law placed • o a more satisfactory footing. LITEI:AAV AND Fs•IENTIFIC MUTING: TOR TEM wrrE—Motelsv : Asiatic, at 3, "Jyotiaba Ob. -:pinion of the Ph ase - of the Colons, h e.," Professor Vhitney " Brief Notes on Age and Autheaticity of several 4.l:an Works," Dr. Bbin IMP, of Bombay ; &tome. .tl, at 7 ; Royal !agitation, at 2, General Monthly Tuesday : Ethoologisal. at 8. "Certain Japanese I %fries° Canoiliel Slogs " Professor Rsxls7 ; '' Kirghis • d other Tribes of Central Asia," Mr. Vimbery. Widnes '• Horticultural. Greet Show.—dtkertmem UN I V zuniTT or LoNn..s.—The annual dietribu .oo of to the students of the classes of the faculty Arts and laws took olsce yesterday at the University. Heat!. K.C.8. • in the chair, supported by •t I Brougham. Lord &leer, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Grose, Ir..J.dfray, Mr. link, and others. Professor Malden, 1.. said the number of students for the session just . -.1 has been ; of that number 129 were new ors. The usual genii order and discipline bad been •—foiged by the students witbont any interference on Dk.:CoLENSO'S APPEAL—it is believed that Dr. ' *Plies' will never be hoodoo its merits, but that : irialictioo of the Bishop of Oapetown will bedenied, - ne pro-..dings gnashed. If the application for en nind. by Dr. Colenao's counsel bad been granted, • Ih. ce been fetal to this plea ; but it wee refused by - Chancellor, who pointed oat that the lohitition I acknowledge the jariedictioa. If the ppm...diens are —I. it is said that Dr. Colman will bring an act•on of sCainat Bishop Gray fee injury done to him by powers which be don not pewee'. —Record. I E LE,TION or SR ERrrrs. —The polling, woe regained yesterday morning at 9 o'clock. wee •• : at four in the afternoon, wbeo the numbers f Mown :—Mr. Alderman Realer, 701 ; Mr. Alder- I..kin, 6r.9; Mr. Creakey. 134; Mr. Ellis, 63; and • 3. Mr. Alderman Begley briefly thanked the for the position io which they, by their rote% raced him and his brother alderman. A Court of -: «o .ill he prld " aa lfoedq to renews the tesalt of r d;, and a Common Hall will afterwards ba held, when .t OEO4I declare** will be made. sruDAT. NORTNIEUI N.E. to N.w. and B.W. Comm W. to N. and N.L, rainy. S.W. to N.E. and bark settled. S.W. to .N.W., strong, WlffeffilL to W.S.W., strong to a gals, in squalls. S.W. to N.W., strong, BOCTIMILN. squally, some ran. some rain: W.N.W. to N.N.N., troth, moderate, abowen. Am nett above. Ai next above. Nortliern=Sentland. Weenies =lreland. Wales and ad jacencies Rontbern= English Muss' and Bay of &Bay. Banana =Boat - ward Inland end North 81111. Tin Jusioa Csarroa.—Yesterday, the Lt of July, this club was opened to members, and a lux:l i t:mbar attended the inauguration. The difficulty of Mir permanent site in " dutiable" territory is well-known, and it was only by dint of great exertion that the old " Par thetion" was secured as a temporary location for this flourishing offshoot of the Carlton. However, at 2 am. yesterday, the premises were given up, and before 7 o'clock the Junior Carlton was ready to receive and dine its members. Those who know " the Parthenon" are swan of its great advantages, its eligible site, Its capacious melees, and its luxurious smoking-rooms ; sad the committee may be congratulated on having so ad mirably housed the club. We are glad to hear that they have it in contemplation to extend the premises already occupied, in order to find more accommodation for the overflowing list of applicants. Up to the present time the Junior Carlton has been most successful. There is no other instance on record of the establishment of a club with 1.200 members on its list oe the first day of its institution, and there is every reason to believe that, if conducted with the energy and judgment which have hitherto marked the pro ceedings of the committee, the Junior Carlton will take foremost rank with most of the leading London club*. Morning Herald. Jaws AND CATHOLICS—There are about 50,000 Jews in England, and there are five or six Jews in parliament who represent English constituencies. There are about 2,000,000 catholic* in England, and only one in parliament who represents en English constituency. This curious fact is generally attributed to the wealth of the Jews, and to the circumstance that they do not acknowledge a foreign potentate. Geatsittn.—A Naples letter of the 25th June, published by the Si?ele, says :—" The authorities here I persist in preventing noisy demonstrations in the streets, but Garibaldi is freely feted. Every night, in the midst of the brilliant assemblage of the Willa Reale, the bands of the different regiments of the National Guard play Garibaldi's Hymn, and the supporters of the government, officials and others, are the first to applaud The legions of the National Guard have begun to visit the hotel at Ischia. Officers and privates go in uniform, although General Tupputi, in obedience to superior orders. will Dot allow these manifestations to assume a really official character. It is evident that the object of the government is not to permit any seta which would seem to admit that Garibaldi still posesesee any real power. With this excep tion, all demonstrations of sympathy for the man are viewed without the least feeling of hostility. Among the disputatious who have visited Garibaldi were those of the students, the Artisans' Associatioo, and the Freemasons. Everybody seems anxious to gc to Ischia. Cardinal &An des*, who has been here for a week. leaves this morning for Sorrento. He has been visited at the Grooelle Hotel, on the Qesi de Chiatamonte. by Gen. de Lamarrnora and the Pre fect d'Alflitto, Marquis de Moutefisacue. There is a report, but I am not quite sure of its truth, that the cardinal in perm left his card the day before yesterday at the resi dences of the general sad the prefect." CRYSTAL. PALACE.—The seventh of the series of Grand Opera Concerts takes place this afternoon, the prin cipal vocalists being Mdlle. Adelina Patti. Madame Fricci, Signor Attri. and Herr Schmid. An alteration bee been made in the front of the orchestra, by which the apace is immediate proximity to the solo artistes has been eon. aiderably increased. AILWAY TRAFFIC RECLIPTS.—The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week iodine the 25th of Jane, on 11,308 miles, to 660.4041., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 10 873 miles, to 608.3871., showing an increase of 435 miles, and of 52.017!. in the receipts. The green receipts on the following 14 railways amounted in the aggregsns on 7,704 miles, to 531,2714. and for the cornepond big week of 1863, on 7,590 miles, to 489.9271., showing au ncresse of 174 mike and 41.344/. in the receipts. The menus oo the Caledonia's 'moulted to 2.0)0/. ; on the Great Easto' to 2,0641. ; on the Great Northern to 2,7261. ; oe the Great Southern and Western to 1101. ; on the Great Western to 2,88 W. ; on the Lis **shire and Yorkshire to 6,3651. ; on the Loudon and North-Western to 9,7511. ; on the London and Brighton to 4041. ; on the Londoe and South Western to 2,1701. ; ise the Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 3,0111. ; oe the Midland to 4,7681. ; on the North British to 6211. ; on the North Eastern to 3,4651. ; and on the South Eastern to 9.92/. —total, 41.3441. The goods and mineral traffic on those lines amounted to 158.3711., and for the cor responding week of 1963 to 490,7211., showing an increase of 27,6531. The receipts for passengers, parcels, Sc., amounted to 272,897!., against 259,2061., showing an W arless of 13,011. The traffic receipts ea 63 other lime amounted, oa 3.344 mdss, to 129,133/., and for the oor reeponding week of last year on 3,243 mile*. to 118,4601.. showing an iocreau of 261 miles, and of 10.67.3/. in the reeeipts. The total receipts of the put week show an k erne. of 9,0091. as compared with thou et the pre ceding week, 'iodine the 18th of Jane. and as compared with the corresponding week of last year a considerable increase in the traffic of the country. The total aggregate receipts for the first 13 weeks of this year amount to 7.102,378/., and for the corresponding period of last year to 6,52E0551.. showing an increase of 576,4231. The total sop moats receipts for the second period of 13 weeks amounted to 8,139,6471., and for the corresponding 13 weeks of 186.3 to 7,413,7551.. showing an increase of 725,892/. ; making the total receipts for the 26 weeks of the present year 15,242.0251 , and for the corresponding period of last year 1.3,939,710 1 ., showing an increase of 1.302,3151., being an Increase considerably is anomie of any preeediag cores. 'poodles period. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1864. THE HORSE SHOW AT THE AGAICULTO7A L HILL.-(THIS DAY.) This 'morning the doors of the Agricultural Hall wire opined at tea o'clock, and from that hour till late is the day the company continued to arrive. His Royal High sees the Prince of Wales was not present, as wu annonaced in some of the papers this mania,. The judges re sumed their duties at 11 o'clock, lad sir UU two o'clock the award of prizes Ina as follows :—For weight carrying cobs (under 15 hands), H. J. Percy, Eq., of Esk rig', Wigton, Cumberland, obtained the Hut prize of 251. ; G. D. Badhasn, Esq., of Sudbury, the second of 151. ; Mr. Samna' Tonsil, of Winder,, the third of 101. ; and a by mare, belonging to G. IL Smith, Esq., Stamford.hill, was highly commended. For ponies (under 14 hands high) for saddle, Mr. S. Ash well. of Lincolnshire, [sherd the first pries ; R. J. Kindle, of Norfolk, the second ; and R. P. Chalon, Esq., of Britica, the third ; J. F. Chortler, of Duke-street, SL James's, being com mended. For ponies (for barmen), T. H. 'Amhara, FN., of Branham, Essez, obtained the first prize ; Thomas Percival, of Northampton, the second ; and J. Scruby, Esq., of Epping, East, the third. The whole of the prima, it was understood, would be awarded about 4 o'clock. SHIRR bligni.:-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Osooz. There is less business in the railway market to- day, and a decline has occurred in quotations. London and North Western, Caledonian, Great Northern, and London and South Western stocks have receded } per cent., and Midland, Lancashire, and Yorkshire, and South Eastern 4. London and North Western is now quoted at 113} to 114 ; Great Western, 68 to ; Midland, 133 to 4, ex the new issue ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 115} to 116 ; South Eastern, 92i to 93} ; Great Eastern, 48 to } ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metropolitan, 112} to 113 ; Great Northern, 134 to 136 ; and Cale donian, 119} to 120}. Very few transactions have taken place in foreign and colonial railway securities, and quota tions are unaltered. East Indian and Dutch- Rhenish are inquired for. lICIIJITIIIK No. I MOSS IN. I Cl.pdoss. 1 ame. 060,909 1 .. 2r151NC0ba.41p.06.,1171100 —•—• .... .. Do. dio. 1181 100 .... .. Qua. Gat 0p.0.,1877416.11110 100 102 ad 1604 14 11 .... .. Do.6peret.leb.&Aug. 100 102 106 .... . De.6peroLllar.&ll4i!loo 102 100 2,1714.906 .. Dab pie et..104.,L7 90 !100 ft ad WON .. Do. 6 pie at. los. aloe 100 N 91 ad 800,0011 Ore iliforp.olU73lloo 106 IN .... .. 18,34 . 1001 107 100 1074 .... .. Do. do. 11190-1100, 109 111 . Do. o. UN dlO0 1 187 1119 ad 100,6 M .. Co2logNov.lll4B, 0 p.et 'lOOl 106 106 mow .. Do. 1278, 60..1100 11l 113 900,000 .• I ,Maadtlus opa * 0878100 1 104 IN ad 104 ad 100,00 .. Do. mas 100 IN 109 ad 200,600 .. I Do. 1882 100 108 110 108 166,600' 1 .. Natal Gov.lper cent... ' 100 106 148 100,000 .. ' New Brum Go,.6pct 1001 190 102 ad .... .. N.S. Wass Ov. 6 p.e..1806 100 97 09 zd .... .. Do. 6p. e. 1671 to 1876 1001 97 98 ad ... Do. 6p. a 1888 to 16111 100 97 94 ad en Sad .. 190,000 ::,New teaload 4 pox art. 1001 106 108 id NUN ..Nowa & o. oils 6p. , 1876 100 101 103 ad 74000 .. illsoeuidaod Oov. 0 p.a. 100 143 106 ad, ..... .. illAu*Gev.6p. a Bonds 100 106 106 id , .... ..I Vie.Gov.6p.e.Jiwt&July 100 (114 .... .., Do, do. 6 p.c.Aptil&Oe. i 100 1004 1104 1109 f 10 01 DEBENTURE STOCKS. No. 18h. I 820016. IPQI CL priest I Oaks. 492,021183. fit Itotn.4p.e.Moz.teep. 100 * 91 921 10301118 Bt. G. N tha.,4 p.e.10n.&1412'100 97 68 id 610,000 N. G. Wase.—W.ll.—Oz.,44 p. et. Jut & July.... 100 90 100 ad 416,000 et. Lace.&11t44.e.,7•44017 100 96 96 id 690,000 St. Lon,Brlgk.4p.e.lan&Jly 100 96 9914 10282 Y, St. L&N.W.4p.e.Jan.&Jaly'loo 96 96 ad 312,930 St. Do. 3+ p.e..lin.&July 100 834 OR ad 266,730 St Let&W.,4p.e...loaz&Jul7 100 96 96 id .... Bt. Illdload.4p.e.lan.&Jal7 100 06 Nad ... St. N. British. IL P. &D. &, I • 6p. et., Fob. & Am... 1100 107 109 4401: St. N.Notrok.,4p.e.Jau&Jul3,loo 96 V 7 ad .. I St. .6eot.. N. E .44. e. Ap.&Oet.lloo —. YOS.MON OBLIGATIONS. ea. 1 ea. I amwATa. I Cioolog priest I Salo. CRICKET. Tae MARYLIDONE CLUB, watt NIXON, T. RUGBY SCHOOL—PIay in this match at Lord's was resumed yes terday at noon, the Rugbeians remaining at the wickets until 4 o'claek:scoring an innings of 254 rune. The Mary 'shone Club commenced their innings shortly alter. At four minutes to 7 the lthgbeians bad won the match by 120 runs. TUX Geryczyrs or rag Bourn v. Ter PILTII3B or THZ Sorra—They renamed play in this match at the Oval yesterday. The gentlemen finished up their first innings for 79 row, so had to follow on ; but, notwithshuiding Mr. L IX Walker played a very 6ne innings of 59, and Mr. Round played good cricket for 25, the second innings was up for 134 runs ; so the players won in one innings by 16 runs. Tux PUBLIC S C HOOL KLTON AT LOLD'Iik —ETON T. Hal- Row.—The following are the announced names of the elevate in this match :—Etoo : Hon. Spencer Lyttelton, Hon. N. G. Lyttelton, W. Barrington, Esq. ; E. R. Chat*, Fast. ; A. M. Evans, EEpp ; H. 1). Forsyth. Esq. ; E. Lub bock, Esq. ; W. S. PM•soz, Esq. ; W. W. Pisipps, Esq. ; R. A. Tabor, Fag.; A. F. Walter, Esq. Harrow : Hot. J. G. Amherst; C. F. Buller, Esq.; J. Hartley, Esq.; A. N. Horoby. Esq.; H. Montgomery, Em. ; C. Arkwright, EN.; H. G. Phipps. Esq. ; W. T. Phipps. Esq.; J. M. Richard. son, Eq.; F. W. Smith, Esq.; M. H. Stow, Fog. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAT.) SATURDAY, JULY 4, 8 A.Z. 8.. T. Fein • ;.111 61 aberdeao 29 19 55 55 Leith Ardrown 29.53 66 Greencastle 29.92 Galway Valenta '29.61 69 1 , Cape Clear '29.61 Quesnetows 29.69 Liverpool 29.x99 Holyhesd 29.86 66 Pembroke '2993 69 Name... 28.97 sa Brest lO 00 61 L'Oriest 29.92 61 Rochefort 10.90 69 Plymouth 29.99 el Weymouth" 29.69 59 __— Pori=ouch— 29.91 60 Goodas SAO 61 Dover 29.96 131 Yaresooth 87 OD karboroost‘ 29.70167 226leids Heligoland 29.94 63 ORDINARY SELARIS AND BTOCKN. Ilk. I Pd. I RAILWAY. ' I Cthg 74 2 4o oo4 .7 Pncsa . 1 Sals.l9 1 t4.414T P•0L 131 all Wm., WM.& Stow VaL 8 ft# - 84. 'lOO Blyth sad Tyne - - - 10 I all Boston.Bleatrd,& lade el IN - 84. 1101 Bristol and Basler 64 SS - 81. 100 Caledonian 1194 1404 - 60 MI . Lkirk end Bead= - - ••• 10 ; all Cornwell 11 # 1 - 19 . all Do. So •no dlr. until 6 -- - - 10 I all Do. Blp. e. %paid te B. - - 10 1 all Dublin and Deltas& lone 16 116 - 00 1 all Dundes,PerthAtbiLJe 18 17 -. 94. 1100 idlnburgband Gla s gow 90 92 11l 100 Glasgow and &Western 104 106 - el ,100 Great ESII4IIII Ord. St. 48 49 484 4 el . 100 I Do. IL Ang. Stk. toc , N k o.! 64 If 7 -.. SI, ,100 Great North of Scotland - - - 8l 100 Great Northern 133 137 1334 St.. 1100 D 0.4 i •reo. mod's. on l6O 162 161 604 St. .100 D 0.13 1 til 6p. is. is paid B 128 132 - Bt, 'lOO 'lll South & West. (Ire.) 90 92 - St. .100 , Great Western 4B 664 ON 21 8 Sl 100 Do.Stoor VaLGua.SM - - - tic ;100 Do. South Wales - - - el ;100 Do. WD 111.1.-Orford St. 100 Do. Do. Newport, 16 38 - St. 1100 I Do. Do. Hereford, 100 102 - IL 1100 Lanceshlre & Yorkshire' 1164 1164 1164 4 16 St. ;100 London and Blackwall' 06 68 - . 84. 1001 Lou., &Wu, & S.Coas2 101 101 103 24 U. 100 Loodon,Mathm, & Dor. , 41 MI - 84. 1 100 London& North Waste.' 1111 1144 rn 111 134 301 84. 1100 London&SouthWedern 974 934 - S 4. 'lOO Man.,Shef.,& Lincolosh 49 00 59 10 I all Maryport and Carlisle - - - 124 I all . Do. Do. 4 Shares - - -. St. 100 'Metropolitan 1124 1134 114 34. ;100 1 Do. New lOB 110 - St ;100 'Midland U34 133 1 1834 # 61441.• MI; Do. New - - - St. 100 Do Bina. & Derby lO3 105 102 60 211'111d. Gt. Wn. (Ire.) 1 - - - 16 all, Do. 4 Shares .. - - - !6 all Mid Heat - - - 84. ; all No Kent ;Cray Llne) I - - - 1100 North British - 8l 100 ! Do. iclhi.,Pe.rtli.Dund 114 16 - 9t. .100 N. Pastern-Berwick 16 164, Do. G. N. B. Parc- - - - dtla 84. 100 . Do. Leeds 6l 62 614 / St. 100 1 1 Do. York 1 944 88 2 9 4 84. 'lOO Do. earliale - - - 16 1 aL . Do. Stock.&Darllng 564 374 - M .19 I Do. do. 1866-68 lO 11 pm 234 23 10 Do. do. 186041 8 9 pm - 8l ,100 'North London - 10 16 . De. New St. 100 'North Staffor2al44 77 n 10 t all N. &8. Western Juan 1 113 - 8l 'lOO Scottish Central ft. ,100 Scottish N. Z. Aber. iitt 36 36 - Bt. 1100 Scottish Midland - - -. 10 I all Shrewsbury & Wsklipl - - - 9l ,100 Shropehire Unica 641 67 - St. .100 South Devon SS 36 344 St. 1100 South Eastern 86. .100 8. Yorksh. & lever Dun 164 106 - 80 I all Staines, Woklaghin.itc. 3 9 - IM. 100 Taff Vale 10 ' all ; Do. B 6 7 pm •-• 10 8 Do e 3 4 pm - 60 all Laster - - - 26 , 3) 4 Do. - - -. 12.4 Do. - - ft. .100 , Vale of Meth - U. 'lOO Victoria Stn. & Pimlico - - - el .100 Waterford & Kilkenny. - - - St. .100 West Cornwall 33 36 13 6 St 100 .W.HartlpL Barb. &IL - - - BP/71811 KIZIL RAILWAYS. Closing prices. 1441 all Atlantic& 22 Lamers Ot. ;100 1110428ar.dC.1a.g.6p.e. 10 111 Do. Now 10 10 Do. E Shares lOC all 'Buffalo d Lake Huron 10 • all I Do. Preference 100 100 Buff., Brink& Goderleh I I 6p. a Bda Aug.l, 1672 100 100 I Do. do. July 1, 111711 101 1100 I Do. do. June 2 1074 BO 1100 S. Hasten g. al 1100 Cape T. d Doet6p. e. g. 100 I all Demerers,7p.aper.prel tn. 100 /Ira Banal go. 6do St. 100 'East Indian gu. Sdo • If Do. 0 Itxtenslon I Do. o 51. 1 100 15 Bro 11 ad Trunk d of Canada 100 I an I Do. lot pref. Boods, 100 I all Do. du. deferred 100 all • Do. Ind pref. Bonds 100 I all I Do. do. deferred 100 , 10•1 all Do. all Do. Srd pdo. defe ref. Stoc rredk .1 100 I all Do. 4th prat Stock 1 IW ; .11 Do. do. deferred Ol 100 , Greet Indian Peinnaulal ID Is 1 Do. gua 5 per COLO. et. 100 1 02 8. of India g. p. et M. 100 I Do 41 par cent. et. : Do 110i j all 2 ,Cit. Western of Canada' WS' 111 1 Do. New 100 all D0.t . 8da.pay.1672, 100 all Do. do. do. 18714 10 I Indian eh, Limited; 10 I I Do. Now ▪ ,100 Madras VW. p. coati 44. 100 Do. do. I t Ll dos o It. 'WO Do. do. do.—l 10 1 Do. ADA St. 100 MOD. Corp. 6 pre. 00 all Meth. and flobra's Bay 10 , all N.Brand Can.els.A & B • ,100 et. 100 Wade. pia 6 par cent. es. 100 Do. Delhi do. 101 I 1 Do. do. do St. 100 Do. PIU2IIII2D do lIL 100 , Do. Indus Ballot. dal 69 61 .1 101 e 1021 Par i Pra M d 8 9 17 St 17 SI 77 SS it 100 tn 118 100 10‘ 106 in 103 103 in par ipm rn par .6131 20 31 70 74 R 64 66 63 16 87 48 61 43 46 33 31 28 30 1034 163 e in Irlresll.l , 101 in! 96 96 in! ,i A 1 9 0014 8) it et 84 I id's tPs , ss, Me 101 i ro I xnj tai} ni tal in -- iar ; 100 101 44 .1 94 94 z 4 JOINT wrocz. SARIS No. I Bk. I BILAILL 28,000 100 Igr i : u snd 86T - Ba ok 10,000 100 / ceLonALlverpoog 10,000 100 Do. New 100,000 10 Anglo Austrian 20,000 93 Anglo Italian (Limited) 22,600 40 Australasia 7.600 40 Do. New.. •Baliof 10,000 05 bank of Lgypt 4000 100 Bank of London 116,000 20 Bank of Otago (Limited) 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L 20,000 60 Rank ofYietoria,Anatila! 4000 101 Bank of Wall= •• I 60,000 10 Bank of Ness 50,000 20 linalbaa&PartaummielL 16,000 60 Mit. & American ELI 10,000 60 Health & Callforniam (L 20.000 60 Bridals N. America 32,200 30 C. Bk. ladia,Ana, China 7,800 r .Do : New I 20,000 26 Chart. Ner. of lodla,4c. 0.000 100 City 110,000100 Colonial 20,400 9.1 Coro Bank of Indta, arc 10.0100 05 Do. 1120,000 10 Consolidated Bank (L krau 100 Continental (L) i iiiiii _B,OOO 50 Do. New 26.'060 20 LosicotbAoil.Cluietd. l 60 English sod tbredlsli (1.1 40.00.1 60 Ituropeau Batik LlTnlted 10,000 100 Eflodua.CtilaLLY•PA 10,000 100 Do. Nur 12.000 100 Imperial Bank, Waited MOO 199 . Nrr " --. 13 , 10, ia n3p. kof China.&c.,(Ll 123,000 00 Iromuial Ottoman 12,000 IS lonian 100,000 1100 Land Mort. Bk. India ILI , 20,000 SO Lon. 13k. ofMelico,&c. (LI 10,1100 100 London Bank of MM. ILI 10,000 UV London and Brazilian 1 1,000 100 Lon.B.Aym&B.Platorld 6,000 100 Loa, Mr., &S. Staff. 00,000 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of Anstri. 10.000 100 London and Oolonial 110,000 60 lalndon and County 1 6,000 100 Lou. ilarelpg.Con.lis.(Lll 10,000 60 loodon Joint Stock 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (1.) 1111,000 10 London& South African, 6,000 100 Lou. & 0. Western (Lim., 110,080 101 Lon. A Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Sank•Lim.) 1 10,000 10 Mercantile & BacimalLl "Ml.° 60 .D°. \ ew. 10,000 100 Metro. & Prow. bank (L.l MOO 100 Midland hank (Lim.) . , 10,000 100 National of 10,000 20 N. Pro. of England, Mewl 20,000 60 National Bank, New 26,000 20 New Muth Wales . . 40,000 10 Nra Zeslanti Taiilia;ll 60,000 10 North Wcatarn DS Oriental Bank 111,000 100 Prorhse. of trel=7. lL 37,14 e 10 &lade, Punt, & DAM (Lb 00,000 26 South Australia 10,000 26 South Solara (Lw) 10,000 100 BUM. a 8.8. Africa 4.400 100 Do. do. 40,000 26 Union of Auotralla 10,000 26 Do. 10,000 100 ljoiou ot Imbued (La)i NOW SS .This dismiss 60 all • Antwerp & .. all ICapeTownal.&D.Op.a. 10 .. all 1 Do 6p. !ell Eastern ot Freacelip.cet.t. 4 alt , (I.l.inu6botirgsp.cent. 20 , W I Do. 100 'all Havana and Matanzas 100 W Lau:mane sad Fribourg 100 all 'Ratan:am :mg Sabaallia 100 ;all Do. Secood brie 20 all North of France 3 pct ',all I Do. LateCharl.3lp.ct 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna, dm) 40 'all Parla.L7ose.ailth lip.ca 10 101 l ' Do. New ... .3 p. ct. 100 ' all Recite &S. F. (Para) 4 all Royal Swedish 6p. ct 100 !all Saga, Le Orange 7 p.ct 20 fall S. Aaa&Lom-Veu.3p.c 100 all ! So itbEaet.ot Port.7p.e 10 all 'Soothe:mot Franosep.cd 20 all ,South Italian, II per et 10 all W.&N.W.et Fra. p. c.l No. I 811. I ___ R 060,00 8- 12.000 ' 2.020.3101 1,039,000 000,866 802. WO 1: 1 2: 4 0301 97 109 lirl 12} Roo zn zni OT 100 ST 91 10i id' 101 11f in MONEY MARKET,-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLocw. The stock markets to-day are quiet. The funds remain at yesterday's prime. Foreign stocks pre sent little change, beyond a relapse in Greek. After the recent marked rise in British railway stocks, however, there are indications to-day of a partial reaction. There is a good demand for money for a Satur day, and the rate for choice bills is maintained at 6 per cent. The inquiry for short loans in the Stock Exchange, however, is very limited, and it is difficult to lend on English government securities at 4 per cent. Consols are now quoted 90 to 1, ex div., for money, and 901 to 4, ex div., for the account (July 8). The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 4 ; ditty, for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 894, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 4 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, ; Exchequer Bills, June, ss. die. Greek bonds have declined 1 per cent, being now quoted 25 to 4. Mexican are 4 better, at 444 to 1. The Mexican Bonds, ex the arrears, are quoted 284 to 1 ; Spanish Passive Bonds are quoted 291 to I ; Confederate, 641 to 654 ; Turkish, of 1858, .691 to 701 ; ditto, 1862, 68 to 4, ex div., being rather better ; and the Consolid4a, 481 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi lian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 861 ; Egyptian, 1011 4 ; Greek, for account, 251, 1, ; ditto Coupons, for account, 111 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 731, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 47a, 1, ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 874, 4, 4 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 291, 1 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 70 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 741 ; ditto 1862, for account, 67/, 681, 4, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, Mi. International Financial shares are now quoted sto } prem. ; General Credit, n to 3i prem. ; London Financial, 13 to } prem. ; and Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 2} to i prem. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental, were quoted 66fr. 05c., showing no change. HALI;-PA2T TWO O'CLOCK. Consols are quoted 90 to I, ex div., for money, and 90} to I, ex div., for the account, showing no variation of importance compared with the prices current at 2 o'clock. The payment of the dividends will commence at the Bank of England on Friday next, the Bth inst., and there is an impression that it will occasion re newed ease in the money market. With reference to the Peruvian Loan of 1862, we are informed that Bonds representing 266,0001. have just been purchased under the operation of the sinking fund, leaving only 4,280,6501. remaining of the five and a half millions orgivally created. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yester day was 45,0001. The steamer China, being from Boston, has brought only 4,0001. in specie. Only 4801. in specie is engaged for transmission to the West Indies to-day by the steamer Seine. Scarcely any alteration occurred yestertlay after noon in the foreign exchanges. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0* to I ; ditto, 3 day; 11.17 j t 3 184 • Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.0 j to I ; Ant werp. 3 months, 25.57 4 to 62j ; Hamburg, ma. team, 3 months, 13.8 j to j ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 25; ditto, 3 moaths, 25.56 to 62j ; Prankforteon-tbrlfaine, S months, 119 j to 120 ; St. Petenburg (per rouble), 3 months, 311 to j ; Vienna, off . do., 3 months, 11.85 to 90; Trierte, oft. do., 3 months, 11.66 to 90 ; !WM, 3 months, 48j to I ; Oadia. 3 months, 481 to I ; ;Leghorn, S months. 25.60 t 3 65; Genoa, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Man, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Palermo, 3 months. 25.70 to 75 ; lismana, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Lisbon, 90 dam, 51j to 52 ; Oporto, 90 days, 51j to 52. The weekly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday, the 30th of June, shows the fol lowing results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Bills discounted Notes is circulation lncresee 1,810,000 Private deposits lncrease 840,000 Treasury deposits Them is a great demand for money in Paris, partly in connexion with the large payments for silk usual at this season. A heavy amount of bills also falls due in France at the beginning of July. The de cline in the coin and bullion, however, is unimpor tant, the Bank of France having obtained a supply of gold in London. At Paris and Vienna the rate of discount in the open market is 6 per cent ; Amsterdam and Berlin, 4i ; Hamburg, 4 ; Turin, 8; Frankfort, 3; Brune* ; and St. Petersburg, 5 per cent. The tenders for 100,0001. of Queensland Six per Cent. Debentures were opened yesterday at the Union Bank of Australia, when 29,3001. were sold above the minimum of 1031. 125., and it was in timated that the directors will receive further ten ders up to Wednesday next at 13 o'clock for the balance, 70,7001. The Bank of Queensland invitee tenders, to be opened on the 13th inst., for 5,0001. of city of Bris bane Corporation Town-ball Seven per Cent. De bentures, being the first portion of 20,0001. autho rised to be issued. The principal and interest are made payable in London or Brisbane, at the option of the holder. At an extraordinary meeting of the Land Mort gage Bank of India yesterday, the resolutions passed on the 17th ult. were confirmed. A general meeting of the shareholders of the London and Northern Bank (Limited) is villed for the 20th inst. at Leeds, to declare a dividend for the half-year ending the 30th June, and will be made special, to increase the capital to 2,000,0001., divided into 40,000 shares of 501. each, to convert the present 6,000 shares of 1001. each into 12,000 shares of 50L each, and to empower the directors to issue the remaining 28,000 shares at their discretion. The prospectus of the Residential Chambers Company (Limited) is issued. The object is to erect in suitable parts of the metropolis commo dious buildings of ouch • description that they shall be available as furnished or unfurnished apartments, or as apartments and offices. An ex perimental building is to be erected on an eligible site in Victoria-street • and amongst the conve niences are to be bailie, smoking and reading rooms, a public dining room. refreshments at reasonable prices. .lc. The capital is 70,0001., in 7,000 shares of la each. The half-yearly meeting of the London Finan cial Association is called for the 20th of July, to receive the directors' report and to declare a dividend. _ _ _ Mr. H. D. Cartwright, of Meagre. Leckie and Co., Bombay, and chairman of the Commercial Bank Corporation, has been elected chairman, and Mr. Lewis Balfour, of Messrs. Balfour and Co., Calcutta, deputy chairman of the board of the East India Financial Association (Limited). It is stated that the arrangement lately made between Messrs. Falkner, 8011, and Co., of San Francisco and the British and Californian Bank ing Company has been cancelled by mutual consent. . _ The Share Certificates of the new issne of shares in the General Credit and Finance Company of London will be ready for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipts on and after Monday next. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have advertised the dividend due the 12th inst. on Buenos Ayres Six and Three per Cent. Bonds, and also the particulars of the sinking fund. The new screw steamer Thames, of 1.376 tons register and 170 nominal horse-power, being the first of the line of the British Colonial Steamship Company (Limited), took her departure from the Victoria (London) Docks yesterday direct for I Quebec and Montreal, with passengers and a valuable cargo. FRIDAY EVE 11110 Oonaola, which closed yesterday at 901M1, ex dir., for the Bth of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 901, " sellers." For money the last price was 90 to 1, ex di.. The official business report is as follows —Three per Cent. Consols for money, 90i, 1 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 89/, 1, 89, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, 89, ; Bank Stock, 2361, .4:8 . • India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, ; di' , ) Four per Cent., 991 ; ditto Bonds, 205., 165., 135., 10s. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaed" rupee paper, 105, loq. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 20e. to 10s. dis. exchequer Bills were unaltered—the March at Bs. to 3s. dir., and the June at ss. dia. to par. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a rise of $ per cent. in the Confederate Loan, upon the simultaneous announcement that General Grant has sustained a repulse, and that the funds for the next dividend are in hand. Greek end Mexican Bonds declined per cent., Spanish Passive and the Certificates a per cent., while Turkish bonsolides improved I. Other stocks in this department closed at yesterday's prices. Hudson's Bay shares were dull at 17* to 18 ex div. ; Egyptian Trading steady at 2a to 21 prem., and Joint Stock Discount rather firmer, at 2* to 24 prem. Continental Union Gas, Electric Tele graph, Ottoman Financial, and Universal Marine Insurance shares were all firm. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings an snbrined, International Land Credit, 21 toprem. ; Jfillwall Iron Works, par to } prem. lta lian Land, par to i prem. ; York-street Fla: Spinning, 1 to I prem. ; Ebbw Vale Company, 1 to 2 prem.; and Halcomb and Co., 1 to 2 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The mining market is very quiet to-day, and few variations are reported in quotations. Whoa! Seton and Great Vor shares are flat, and have de clined ; the former are now quoted 2171 to 2221, and the latter 291 to 301. East Caradon are also lower, at 29 to l. West Seton are called 195 to 200 ; West Chiverton, 70 to 72 ; East Cana Brea, 71 to ; East Lovell, 16 to 17 ; East Grenville, 5 to being firm ; Marke Valley, 41 to ; and North Crafty, 41 to . Fore l ign and colonial mining shares are in active and quotations unaltered. . The prospectus is issued of South Lovell Mine, in 2,000 shares of 21. each. The property is situated near Helston, Cornwall, a district which has made very large returns of tin, and it is in the same channel of ground and adjoins East Lovell. The latter mine, upon an outlay of 21. 13s. tid., has paid 30s. per share in dividends, and the shares are now quoted 161. 108. to 171. It is stated that the lodes of other well known mines also ruu through the sett, and that nothing but the erection of machinery is required to make profitable returns. The following telegram was received yesterday from the agent of East Wheal Grenville :—" Sixty five west lode four feet wide, producing seven tons of copper ore per fathom, looking splendid." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market i• quiet ; prime are quoted as follows : Town tallow, 39e. ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot. 41s. ; July to September. 40s. 9d. ; October to December. 43e. 6d. to 43e. 3d. ; December, 435. 9d. to 441. )(MIKE? AVIRAGEB. —Town tallow, 41s. 6d. ; fat tal l ditto. 21. Od. ; 7ellow Romano. 42.. 6d. ; malted s 31i. 6d. ; rough ditto, 17s. 6d. ; tallow 'graves, 180. ; good drop, 10. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—ITHIS DAY.) Maim Hervey and Easton report trade firm ; good bay in demand. Prime meadow bay, The. to 80e. ; superior ditto, 84a to 93a. ; new ditto, Ma. to 714 Bd. ; Mover, old. 90e. to 112 L lid. ; straw. 250. to SOL COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) - Outdoor produce continues 'headset. Cherries and strawberries are plentifuL Of grapes end pine apples there is also a good supply, sod black, red, and white currants are sufficient for the demand. Arrivehi of foreign goods this week comprise apricots, which are abuedant, and cheap Eoclish peas are now plentiful. Lisbon potatoes are now nearly superseded by samples of home growth. Asparagus fetches from 41. to 7s. a bundle. Flower chiefly consist of orchids, heaths, pansies, pelargoniums. mignonette, and roses. L. Z. 8. or 0.25 1 or 0.26 4 ' ro 0.24 1 o I 1 or 0.58 1 tr 0.40 4 cr 0.i6 6 co!— 00 0.17 3 of 0.40 4 , co,— 3 o I 3 I 4 E 1 Ibe 1 co S o 3 bo , 6 I to S I co I 4 c I c 1.11 1 1021 II sn 1031 2 - 1 in 101 i 1 an Q. prima I Atha 131 133 39 41 pal 79 41 pm i 72 74 pm 36 287 a 23 29 161 lOB 2 I }Pm: die' ' 39 41 4 2 411 ' 9 10 pm te 3 11g 0 —_ 7.91°1 . --- i 2 1 11 40 46 68 11 Se 41 18 10 pm ad 02 ad: 162 14G it 44 o ip m 8 pm l 11 2 4 slow 40m r 1 1; • sipaki tl 22 par 1 pm, 4pm • 9 pail ▪ pmll6 20 pm 17 19 pal 7f oi9lll par ' 1 11m2 li l 2 12 10 ' • 4 prat It 14 pm 13 15 pm, pm, 961 264 6 7 pail 66 ST I 4pm 46 47 I • Se 94 16 0441 97 ; 99 4981 I 9 10 pm; 9 19 pm; 9 10 9 11 pro 1 2 pra eitga td 4S. Par 13ra 60•1 )Plal .1 stS 1 1 6 19 61 1 Si 40 i 4 I 6 7 111 71•• pm 66 67 l gl SS %dial 101 in IPd I Cl. prior. I Salaa St. 'Kest and Weet Luella . 100 I lie le !Great Floating Jock .1 I r - - I iOnTioi 146 I 74 re St. SL Katharine lOO 173 75 St Southampton 100 St. Vtotoda .lOO 103 100 rzoos. No. I Bh. 1 Coxrminos. CL prior. I Bair. - *ado 20,000 20,000! 0:c2 , 2! 10,000 1 134,0.714X.10001 0161 60.0001 26,000 20.000i201 000 0001 20.000' 17,2001 40,000, 12,030' 100001 10,000 11,6661 10078431, 100,870 E 277.000 t.: 10.000 24,%001 60_ . ,000 100,400 879,1176 t ro,ooo' 15 : °G3 1 0:*1 12‘o011 - io - iiiii _•__[ ii:iiil tokoool luo,uoof .AngloiliaLeaEa 1111) lAustrallan t Australlsaltre c t u k. (L lßsrlinWsterworks ()L Boost ay On (Molted IBrltiah Amok= Land iB. & L Msg. TY. (L) ',Canada Com CanadlanLoaMV,L) Coyle& Company !City Maas (Lim.) . Com. of Otricanller.(L) CommerelslGnlcaglos Cooogidatoll Din.. (LI 'Continental Va.Gaa, L) ContractCorratioo(L 1e 0 9 31 . 11 4..P5&.74.0 iCredlt Fascias I— llo. of Nlooritioa (LI! !Credltyobtlifir 26 . .600 160,000 300,010 'to* iOOOOOO se.oool Asso , to,ao!, Do. Pretereoce Do. a le:4 = c. . Deb Disconn Lludiaa Financial IL India twig. g Neal =nCom& Trd.(l Telsgrape Eng. and Aua Comte &SoottishMarin. IL linancdal C Pore-it. Ware= (L. Cellivara (limited). Gen. Steam Navigation Homateoloulal (L) ;Hudson's Bay 'lndp.et M alle. ian :u t' s ta (Lila! Internal Ftnan.Soo. (LI 'lnter. Land redit (L.) !Italian Inig. o Tan. Cay.) Do. 4 p. c. klis. 1.1870 lointStock Diseoant(L) (and Securities ( Lim.) :Lead. African Trading LongsadCaledon. M. (L Lond. District Telma (L) Loud. Plasm Ammo. (L) Do. New Load. G. OmnituteC.lLl Lund., Italian. &gaga !lead. ProvinetalMarise Madras brag. & Canal li.iii 12.!a0 184 114 19 11 18 1 Am ft: . P9B ! 70 ▪ 80 mlf idis — Pal xd 4.110 pm. Pir3 444941 14 2 pm. liPml 28 14 i 8 9pm ldta par 11 1 4 rip 110 114 100 111 • pm Marine Invests wiLL) I Mauritius Land,&e.il WWII. Exton. Dol. 'Natal Land & GoL C. National Die. COOL National Steam Na,.(L) Nerbudda Coal & L 'L) I N.Zsaland T.&Leeis(L.) Y. Init.& Derma. la. L NovaScritiaLandL 4 'OceAn Marine than. Oriental Commerdal(l. Oriental Gas (Limited) Do. New Orient. Inland Steam(L) lOttoman Fin►ncial (L) Ottoman the (Limited PansmaB.ll SteamX) Do. do reel Sir. Land & Inn. (L) Peninsular & 0. Mem - 0: 66 .1 io IN NO M.OOO 40,00., 10 ocal 12,5001 8,5001 880,0011. SO,OOOl 18,000 171 000 .2- gn°l ii.e36l •.feo 11I:759: Quebrsds L, R., 111.(4 lihyousey 400,0001. 40,000, so,oet, 10,000 ii:too 0 : 0 1 44 : I 17,6001 100,000 14.0001 10,0001 10,000; 60,0001 15,000/ 10.0001 40,000 10,000 Do. Y.w itio J. City linprov. (L ) Ditto ditto Staintous.. 'Scot. And t. ra Invest (L &milk Knight, &Cot. .ioa.lootan.dypt Aar.. M. & le. (1 ` ;youth Australian Load lobrnatto• Toloorsob iTel.Coostroe &Mato. (L ritotoes&Meroty I a. Trost&AgoacyotAos. L IT. & L Co. of U. Caaads United L. Tolog. Co. (L) Caine& Marino loo.(U. Upper Am= Tos(Llot. Von MOOD'. lead. warrant Irlasoceiliot. I . Wootindis& Pacifica L ti lidli zel 8 1 lbw 10$ 10$ a I_ P P S' P Pa 4 8 dis i lei= 1 2 S . 13! 1 va+ 17} 18 Ad 2I 1:0 iipoz Ad 6 4.116 a SS a ti riven I t 2pm 4: PF JP'. lihwo 11 llipm 1 3 21 lidls 1 2par. id idls ion xa l 19 111 zd -- I Tin; par 1 pm 5.4 Ili pi; i'pos 1(4 10 00= 11 *du liP O 20 1 P. 1 Ilipm a 3 2 4 l e i 1 111 011 $ 1 1 4 1 0 , 014 O 7°44 42 4. 70 SG 17 10 pm I 1;.1b 27 20 9 62 01 99 Id 90 92 126 196 NM P 62 1 001 1 lipm rd 29 Sl id dk 66 _. I 5 lipso, I on! Se 17i i id 711 Id T IT 11.1-1 1 0101 Nor 2POI 2 20 401 10 12 2 2Itw 24111 PREFERENCE SHARES. xd Ti i zd ad 14" i Id Great Northern I per oast.,r;cle;ol. at 5 per mat. prem.. 107. Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 4 per coot.. 954. Great Westero, Original Preference 44 per cent., 96, d. Loodoo, Chatham, and Dover, 5 per cent. pref., 96. Midland Consolidated Bristol and Birmingham 6 per mot.. 137 . Midland, Leicester and Hitchio 4 per mot, 934. North Eastern 44 per mot. redeemable, 101 994. North Eastern, York. H. and S.U'oreh., 10 u d. FOREIGN RAILWAY 6: Dutch Rhenish, 181: d. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Ulmmoot.. JOLT to—Bales to-day : —Caledonian, ISO 4—Great Eastern. DA —Great Western, 674 B—Lancashire and York inks, 1184 16 164 c—London and North Western, 1144 131 144 n—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. WI 4-11116 land. 1334 lltto Birmingham and Derby 418 shares, 31—Smith Eastern, 134 11 4 I F 2 4 4—Great Eastern K C. 6 per cent. 1254—Diito East Anglian 6 per cent. it, 1234—Lancaster and 2144—Greek, 20 234 4—Spanish Passives, 291 4--Alliance Bank of Loudon and Liverpool (Limited). 48 p.—Mereaatile and E. Bank (United). 914.16 10 9 16-16 p.—National Bank of Liver pool (Limited; 61 7 p.—ditto new loaned at 4 pm, 7 p —Royal, 161—British and Foreign Marine 'Limited). 4 13-16 p.—Empire Marina (Limited), 1 9-16 v.—Liverpool and London Pim and Life, 11 p.—Maritime Insurance 'Limited Ix—Union Marine (Limited). 3 1-16 4 1616 p.—African Merchants. I p.—Liverpool United Gee. 206—National Steam Navigation Company, 916 # 948 d.—WO6 India and Pacific Steam, 24 p.—Confiderata Loan, M 5 , 460434 M. IlDnumoßAM, JULY I.—ln this market to-day Great Western Birmingham Onaranteed Railway stock was mold at 73: Birming ham Prefermee, 104: South Staffordshire Railway shares. at 104; Birmingham Wagon Preference, at 3-.6 p : and General Steam Navigation Company, at 264. London and North Western stock was quoted at 1131 to 111 ei new ; Bristol and Birmingham Sit per Lent. stock, at 1361, Doyen. West Midland Orford. second preference. 1104 buyers. Birmingham Banking Company shares, at 31 6 , 33 . Dudley and West Bromwich Banks, at 74 to 71; itarooshire Banks, at 61 to 61 . Birmingham Old Mills, at 64 to 6 ; Britannia Mille, id lla. 3d. to 10 . d 4; British and Foreign Plant, 24t0 2i pm. . . . . . X ll a9Clitt4rY6, JILT 1.-An exceedingly large %illness has been done, and prime are very Oren. Confederate Loan, 66 644 # 4-Consolidated Flank (lltnited'. 71 11.16 13 16 #p. Great &stern. 451 # f 4-Oreat Northern A. 161# 121 If 14 4 }-Great Wtern of Canada. 9 1616-Greeks, 14 66}4--- Great Western, 6• I t I I 4 I 71 8-Illinois Central, 37 &- Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110/ I# 16 -London and North Western, 114 13/ 4 / 14-Manchester and County Bank. 6 14.16 p -Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 514 4-Ms- Impolite& 1131-Mexicans, 444 - Midland. IE4 I 4-Notth Bri tish. 64-North Eastern illerwiekl. 105-North Sts/ordshlre. 73 -loath knatons, 931 al 1 f # 4 311 t s # - Blackburn Purchase, 101-Alliance Bank, 39 p -Hudson s Day, 17#. OCKI/11, Jilin 30 -Three per Cent. Consols, 904-New Three pr Conk Stock, 884# -Ditto for account, Sib /sly, 34 -Ditto for sew account, 9th August, 8144-National Bank of Ireland lOC 794-DititONew,tt paid) (As.). l e t t - b lislional of Liver pool (Limited) (101. paid). 1 and Western (lOW paid), 91# 4-Midland VeatiltiVeillem. half Phalan NIL paid), WI-Gnat Southern and Weeiwn. & per cant. perp. (1OO& pad), 97i-Doblin and Kingstown, 4 per mat, 95. I - I alo 6 4 1 0 61 4 UI xd llf 17 xn 14 1 gd 1 1 71 ei It - 63/ 251 - 181 17 4 0 11 7 IS 21j 911 9 i FRPIT. Pine apples, per lb., ei to 8s Lemons, per 100, Set , 0. Grapes, per lb., es to tis Nets, small , p, bush., lb CO lb iltrawberries.per pun.,64 tolsid Barcelona, do., 1•:a Cherries, per lb., tld to Al New Brasil, do , lgs Gooseberries, green. p. QL. 3d Old do., les to tld Almonds, do., 10$ Oranges, per 100, 10e to 14s - . vEarrkitirs. Cabbagee,p.dos, Is to is I Turnips, per bunch. 3d to ed p Asparagus, bundle, te to 74 Cuctunbers, each, ed to le !tenth Beans,perloo,lseld toll Beet, per dos., le id to 24 Pea', per basket, ts Ild to Seed I Shallots, per lb., led Potatoes, York Regents, per Garlic, per lb., itd ton, 60e to 80$ Lettnees, each. ld to ed locks, do., 45e to fss Rudlee, ppeer score, Is to ke Flukes, 904 to 90s ll fah,p.baach. 1.04 to Ma now, per lb., Id to ed Masbrouens,p.pott., is to is ad CZTots. per bunch, lid to la Finley. per 14 bunches, 3. to 4s Rhubarb. p. bandy 24 Led Barbs, per hunch, 5d DIVORCES IN MOLDAVIA.—By the rule of the national Greek church theorem may be obtained three time' during a lifetime, both parties consenting ; and in the sweat of one of the marriages having been contracted be tween people within the forbidden degrees of consaoguinity, • fourth is permitted—something on the principle of star ring • life at pool io billiards. In the whole society of Jassy there was only one woman who had uot been divorced, but she had only been married a few weeks. It naturally follows in • limited society that the divorced couple' are perpetually meeting each other ; and as they do not, in the first immure, part on the ground of incom patibility of temper or any domestic difference, but retie• rally simply from love of change —or, in other words, change of love—they remain perfectly good friends afterwards ; mid a woman introduces you first to her present husband as men mare, and then I. her late husband as ewe c.c.ciari ; so that it is quite possible to find yourself dancing in a met of lancers with seven people, averring of whom has been married at some time in his or her life with each of the others. In this respect the system seemed productive of sociability and good-fellowship rather than otherwise ; and a great deal of the pleasure of society in these parte arises from the intimate footing upon which the members are with each other ; for it in evident that, if all the papas and mammu have been husbands and wives, all the children are, more or less, brothers and sisters. There are certain inconveniences attending this great confusion of relation ships ; but one advantage to the stranger is, that be finds himself in • large family instead of in • stiff society, where mom time must elapse before he feels himself at home. The Moldavian, themselves are accustomed to defend the sys tem on the score of morality. They maintain that the groat facilities which exist for divorces lessen the tempta tions to infidelity ; but this is a theory which can scarcely be said to be bores out by the results. Where the marriage tie is so easily dissolved, even while it exists it is apt to lose much of its sacred character ; and however mach may theoretically be urged in favour of loosening the bonds of matrimony, the experiment, as tried in the Principalities, is not encouraging.—Blaciiroocto Mcgarine foe July. CONFEDERATE RECRUITING AT LIVERPOOL—At the Liverpool Pollee-court on Thursday, Edward Camp bell, a sailors' boardiog- housekeeper, in Ramat-street, was charged with infringing the Foreign Enlistment Act by seguging men for the Confederate government in December and May last, for service on board the Georgia and the Rappahannock. Mr. Bateson (Baboon and Robinson), in structed by the Solicitor of the Treasury, prosecuted ; and Mr. Carr, solicitor. appeared for the defendant. A firemen named Shapley stated that be was engaged for the Georgia in December last by the defendant, sad proceeded to join her at Cherbourg. He served four months and seven days on board, and returned with her to Liverpool. where her crew were paid off, and her career as a Confederate cruiser terminated. He was than asked to get mew to join the Rappahansock. He did in duce several men, and about 18 or 19, including 10 fire men, went in company with the defendant by ra= from Liv erp ool to Dover. and thence to Calais. At it appeared that the Rappahannock not being ready for sea required no firemen. Three witnesses deposed to these facia. Mr. Can, for the defendant, took • c aim technical objeetioe, tamely, that firemen were not in laded in the terms of the sot, which only specified " any officer, soldier, sailor, or merles:" steamers, sod consequently fins men, not being in vogue at the time the act was ieseed. Mr. Raffles said that was a point he would not deci ir. and the case must, after the sworn evidence given, necessarily go before • jury. The prisoner was therefore committed for trial, but formally remanded that he might have an °pout to nity of procuring bail. A RARE GRIME COIN.—The Albany Journal nays that a Greek coin of the Macedonian Philip, father of Alexander the Great, has been obtained by the Rev. W. W. Eddy, en American missionary stationed at Scion, is Syria. Carnal. PnLacra. —ON Z St mm) VAT. FRIDAT. Jots' L—Adritimions on payment, 3,781 ; ditto by mama tickets, 1,131111; total, 5,369. 47 - 11 19 $ an an 40 101 all 10: 100 100 11 4 8 105 all 6 5 14 5 an • 2 10 an 16 1 all 4 W 10 all an OL 5 121 100 an $0 an 6 M 100 an 100 11 1 10 N. W. SE. W. W.S. W. W.N.W. S. S.W. 8.&& B.&W. W.S.W. S. &W. 9. W. &W. W W. P. W. W.& W. w. N.V. r . s: 1 3 r 1 2 W. N. W. 8. W. W.S.W. fi.S.L S.W. N.W. N W. Y.W. W.N.R. N.N.W. N.W. B.S.W. W.N.W. ID id 531 at id 131 39 sd 1 1 1 Nl= ern :1 13 -