The Express. — London, England, 1867-08-06 00:00:00

TEST SPORTING fIaELLIGEN CH Ta 1208.1111.) 1:1111ITON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) FIFTEENTH BIENNIAL One mile. Am burgh, Trocadere, and Mandrake are here. f,:liToN STAKES. One mile and three-quarters. ~ n Darr , . Pintail. Amanda e, Tynedsle Jezabel, • ~h.on, Knight Errant, Vigorous, Mandrake, Vixen ~1 ,kugartiock are here. HAII.WAY STAKES. T.Y.C. A.l•initint, Contempt, Bandit* Cymbal, i. Rampart, Speculum, Poet Haste, Equity s, ' I at, , hy. '.l to Lincoln Green, Liator, York, and • are here. :11.1 1:1NE PLATE. Mute quarters of a mile. • • Hi., Pantaloon, Bismarck, Historian, Troublesome, Pan., Merry Monarch, Vigilant, Frogmore, ,•, Charles 11., Batthyany, Dulcimer, Ganymodo, .1:a...na...ud Safety are here. ...A ISA S. rr AccsrrED.—Huntsman, Silenus, For / Laau.y. Hotometiere, Secrecy, Gulnare, and Toy. CHAMPAGNE STAKES. One mile. ~,eirr, Historian, and Foresight are here. WEATHER REPORT.—(THIS DAY.) TriSDAY, acorn 0, 8 LIE. P. lama& boo. 18. T.I W. Ilto W. IL Ito 12 F. 1 D. S. ...... 54 8. 1 6 &S.W. ero ,6.10 :,.j, tkut 5.4, S. S. W. 2 4 &S.& rm 10.33 ; ..... v. 66.0 B.W. 2 4 8. re !ail 29' S. 3 4 &W. rb 10.30 M 64 10' S.W. 2 B W.B.W. re fl-0. 69, Is. W. 7 8 71. W. cb .0.04 , 461 29 78 67 W.S.W. ♦ 6 &W. no 0.30' 29.76 SS 81K 1 2 &&& rat 0.251 ... 29.71 53 S.S.W. 2 C &S.W. re 0.23 1 29.81 W.N.W. 3 5 LW. 'omc 0.13 W. 84 SC B.W. 2' 6 B.W. lIT 10.85 • .-.29.8461 W.S.W. 3 3 S.W. cr 1 1.24 30.60 59 &W. 2 1 2 W. cm - 20.83 69, Z. 0 a B.W. I 0 0.18 29.8229 S. 4 3 SW. or 050 ..,:outh.. 20.8359 B.W. , 2 3 W.&W. r tee W.S.W. • 1 3 W. be 036 29 B.S.W. 2 2 r —• 2 20.7569 S, 2 1 &W. er 015 3 .....25.7561 &W. I 2 21 &W. r 0.60 2 'LATEST SPORTINGINTELLIGEN CH COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) I --•- -.._____ far TUZ01011.) LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. ORDINARY MAIM AND WOOKB. (THIS DAY.) 11:111IITON MEETING.-('THIS DAY.) (sr TELEGRAPH.) Oh. I Pd. I RAILWAYS I Cl ;: a i r, } = B I t o 88 1 1 ;1 1 , 7 - Bt. 100 Mika said Izstee ...- f 8 Se - Sale s . -The market continues steady at esterday's lit 100 Caledonian - FIFTEENTH BIENNIAL One mile. rates. Sales in* abo lg ut O B U ,ooo ll OW b N ales °D . 11215""INT.) BR 100 1 0malinse v. l Amburgh, Trocadero, and Mandrake are here. CORN.-The market fairly attended. 'Wheat in good * sli Idornwall s s - ww , p : 11ToN STAKES. One mile and three-quarters. demand generally at about last week's rates, but in some 81 100100 ' Dan Thibila d... alarl peth. Ddiaat amad zunc r.. u s . all.. •-• ~ 3 Davi.. Pintail. Amanda e, Triedwle Juabel, instances Id. per cents.' edeance . Flour unchanged ; i n 83 is Mat Leaden " " _ • ~,):acs, Knight Errant, Vigorous, Mandr ake, Vixen fair demand at Friday's quotations. Beans and pees firm. 100 a D 01 0 , 4,.. _ _ _, _ „,I,,l,sugarnock are hen. Oats and oatmeal unchanged. Indian corn very mace, SA 1115 ffilemowaedfriliiZre 106 102 - and brings le. per qr. more money ; mixed, 341 e. St. 106 Grog Liken Ord. St 17 27} 271 7 RAILWAY STAKES. T.Y.C. Bt. 109 Do. Z. Ang. SUR, N 0.2 4 6 -• , .. , 1 ,)1y. Adamant, Contempt, Banditti), Cymbal, __ _ Bt. 100 OreatNorthoillootland - - - .. j . R a mpart, Speculum, Poet Hales, &tufty is, LEEDS CORN MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) Mt Ice Omet Northern - - - ' 1 p., by. "is to Lincoln Green, Lietor, York, and (By TELEGRAPH.) at. 150 Do.A } A rec.nodlv.un lll} 112} 1111 1 i BR 100 Do. 13111141 p. a Is pals -...-. - m .pher arc here. (PROM OER OWN CORRIMPONDLNT.) 85. 100 Do. Ord. Def. Dlv.etock - -.-• ll.t1:INE PLATE. Time quarters of a mile. Weather gloomy after rain. Extreme rates of last U. 100 GRUM& & West. (In.) Ili 96 - , 1,4,,,,10,,„, Bismarck, Historian, T rou bl esome, week insisted on for wheat, but trade not active. Barley 88. ISO Gnat Western 42 42} 411 2 11 8R 100 Dagl.l'LO 80 .- -.. H. Faris, Merry Monarch, Vigilant, Frogmen, the mine. et. 100 Do. South Wales . . - -.-.• ~ ~. Charles 11., Batthyany, Dulcimer , Gan ale, at. 100 Do. W. Mid. -omfOre 14 Pr - 1:a...a....a Safety are here. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Bt. 100 Do. Do. = 27 21 -... , „,, j ,„ 1. AccsrreD.-Huntsman, Silenne, F or - Scoari-The market has opened very quietly for raw St, 100 L ancas hi re ay 127} 128} 128 71 I Young.}. liouquetiere, Secrecy, Guinan, and Toy. at about last week's currency . ; for refined easier prices are lit 1: 0 0 il l t i ßrie bi n i s h .a . Gesst t: 60 i in 4 10 9 4 ris accepted ; for dried goods fair titles sold at 42a. CHASIPAGNE STAKES. One mile. Corrre.-The demand for Plantation Ceylon continues 81 . 100 Ikk°I6II9I69•ASPIA 8 12 ,- •.,enicr Historian, and Foresight are litre. BR 100 London &North Wean. 110/ 1111 111 11f n I . : 1 active ; the sales included most of the bought-in parcels ex g e. leo 7 , o66oongooinwakoo 7 , 76 76 7 last week's public sales. fit. 103 Man. libM.,&lsnoolests 44 66 - Tsa.-The market continues very quiet. 9t. 100 Mstropolitia- - .. - WEATHER REPORT .-( THIS DAY.) Rim.-200 hhds. of Mauritius sold at Is. 6d. • 100 puns. fit. 100 Do. Latassioa,dlvl- - ---e-- of Demerara at Is. 7d. to Is. Bd. • a small p a ; e6 l o f L ee . dend6p. et. till 1870 107 108 108 8R 100 MalropolilanDlierleS„ 80 56 82 3 1 TtEsDAY, Acorn 0,8 A.lll. wards at Is. ficl. ; and Jamaica at eteady prices. 10 10 Do. de. do. -.-• -. Sricis.-There are buyers of Pimento at fi rm prices. t o a Do. n u. John.a,„;;;i - - , P. Zilrearie 668 , Nutmegs 80 to the Ih., mid at Is. Bd. for cash. 50 cases 8t 8e midl an d _ . 116 1164 117 161 1} 1 I & T.I W. its ~,.....--....... W. Z. Ito o f Cameo:4pm, at the firmer price of 112 s. M. 109 Do. 1311;alar - GY. 84 86 801 1 12 1. 1 D. 0. RIM-At full prices 4,000 bags of Neeranzie sold at St. lee North, British ..- 3l 32 -, .." .--"- ' 771---- Ti r‘• - 70 116. 3d. ; 600 tons of Rangoon, ex ship, at 11a 44,1_,.. end t 1 00 I De. "dnx. l4oll . oll nd - - oti 2 - 4 ~.._ ...... .... ~.tmi 8. 1 6 . . . no ,O. ; .j, .. ti.i.t sd, S.S.W. 2 4 8.8. X. me 10.33 400 tons of Bengal, for ►arrival, Ballarn, lls. 341. ; Donee, g, li ps. 14.g0.118884r9g.178er.ig Porn_ .7 1 2 ° 1 2 1 1 • , .. 61:.o S.W. 2 4 8. re )0.31 1 ., ... 12a. 9d. Bt. 10 0 De. Leeds - ... 10'0' 8. 3 4 &W. At I 0.30 SALTPTIME.-100 bags of Bengal sold for cash at ft, me Do. y or e __ __ „ m git 02 If r :., s ole.. 064 56' R. W. 2 8 WOW. re I 0.051 18s. :id., refraction 43. 84. lee o. Ounals_ - - - ~ ; m a .... MEI 69, 1. W . 7 8 24. W. cb .o.oi , 26 all Do. litock.&D;;liel. 83} 54} - , I...int ao 78 67 W.S.W. 4 5 &W. oc 0.30; Corrom.-A fair hoidens is doing at steady prices. -• ',,p Si E. 1 2 &&L ro ,0.251 JOVE. -About 2,000 bales sold at fully former rates, in' • It . 106 24 17 , 044b 98 . 7.46 69 5__ 186941 - _ ll . 11 9 6 0 9 ‘ _ non - ..- - Us .., ad ... V . 7158 S.S.W. 2 C SAW. we ,0.231 eluding cuttings at 11 f. 10 6 I Do. do., 1306 _- 1 1} pm - :awe-- 29.kiel W.N.W. 3 5 &W. 'erne 0.18, HEIIP.-St. Petersburg, clean, fi rm at 371. as. me IlforthWilordablre- ft 64 - ...: . -.. 2084 59 M.W. 2, 6 S.W. Ilr 10.35 BR 100 ,N.A IL Western Jena 116 118 -. • ..7. 29.0461 WAW. 3' 3 S.W. Cr ' 1 9.24 84. 100 'Shropshire Linton -- 1111 116} - : ,141..... MOO 59 S.W. 21 2 W. an 1 .- 1 TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) st. 100 ;Routh Davao.. __- - 64 46 - - ,th ... rel 3 59, Z. 0' 4 S.W. 1 0 0 18 The market is steady. Prices are quoted as follows :- 81. 100 South lasisre - - -.. 64 641 66} 4 , 74 •uth .. test Ls S. 4 3 &W. ,or . 0.50 - ...7.:euth.. 2983 59 B.W. ,2 3 W.S.W. . r 0.00 Town tallow, 445. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C. cm the spot, old, 110 all etaines,Moldnitumnok 9 10 143 162 , o .... 29.8.1 58 W.S. W. 1 3 W. he 038 45e.; new, 455. 9d. ; July to September, 455. 6d. to 9d. • 86 119 166 Vd° ' 10 61 Do. 0_.._...._.. - , ...ath .. rJ.uu so 8.8. W. . 2 2 B.S.W. r - • October U. December, 465. to 3d. ; December, 465. fad. Bt. lee ieraterforil a Kilkenny -.- •-• . 7 -rough. 29.7559 8. .2' 1 1 S.W. er 0.15 10 8 I Waledoo A Whitehall -.- . 3 ..... T./.7101 B.W. I 2 2•i &W. r 0.50 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) _ - _ 1-. _ i __ ._ - Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the follow- BITTER P088121810N& REMARKS. ing prices, viz.:-Prime clover, from 110 s. to 1155.; ~,. . _ ~,...metrical pecamirc over th e British isles has diminished inferior ditto, 80s. to 95m; prime old hay, 84e. to 905., "'l N. ILAILWATIL I 4:II°I94II S TI9°L I 85198 ' ~ .ienlay, sari Is now decreasing. Winds are south- inferior ditto, 60s. to 70e. • prime new clover, 80s. to 90e.; to ell Atiantie&lit. lawman 66 68 . , is, sot fresh on south-west coast of Ireland, with weather inferior ditto, WI. to 70e ' .; prime new hay, 755. ; lute- 22 10 ° ""in•Rez•&"•46l).• 1001 1 ° 1 1„. ioti poi 14 • ed. Halo has been general 10 11 ) Do. 1 Shane.- .. - par - rior ditto, 50s. to 605.; straw, 40e. to 465. 20} ell 'Buffalo & Lake Heron 3} 6 - 16 all Do. Preference ll 8 101 100 1181.,Brant,d0oderledi ',:i.itt.. , ENTATIoN OF DOWNPATRIEK. -Mr. W. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RKTURNIL-Ationer 3. ems mat 187244 - .-. . 0 , was yesterday elected without opposition to es. me mit& Restern6p. e.g. - w- i the seat vacated by Mr. Ker. He avowed himself a ihap0744.1D , D ,„ 7 , 7. p r. su c k 7966. I fil o late T.& Dock 4114 1 :1 60 U c. 90 101 -. - i :errative. - is. lei Dm DeagYru. 6 o MI 101} - (moan-w.f. lilt& & Om; 4 855 3,546 i 43,000 39,723 Till. REFoRM 1111. L.-A requisition is in course De. brs. &bage l 2 , 129 1,039 I 14,796 10,997 IS Do. do. 6 d 0... - - _ - I •qoature to the Lord Mayor to convene a meeting of Mauritius bagel 7,943 4,012 89,508 176,664 l it 906 7911 hull= 8 0 - 6 69 . • • 11: 104 1081 1 10 L Shares. i utizens of London, to be held on Thursday, at one Fast India 1 4 1 962 6,[69 i 137 . 811 252 . 11° et me Grand Trunk of &la . d - i lei I Pm 161 ( ”cli, to petition the House of Commons against the "ma bask - , - 1 e 1.114 go ml Do. 8in 1 9. 61 - 1 ",•° 2 99 56 - • . fAtiollll mole by the peers in the Reform BM. Manilla begs 9.178 a. 004 782.626 662 • 968 um I eim Do. let os. Bones 49 62 60 Havana b°9 " B ' 2B° en 46,°70 39 ' 387 we iea Do. imbief - . Bondi . . 39 62 112.1DFoRD AND THE REPORM BILL.-VOlitarday poroiaomoaco}ndoome. 1,081 - 608 14 , 401 29 ' 926 um ma I Do. lad prat Stock.. 31 34 - rang a Large public meeting was held in the Mechanics' Brazil packages 6 802 17.134 27 ' 997 foe lea I Do. de pref. Stook. 18 10 - t•aute, at Bradford, to protest against the Lords' Beet Root • • casks - 189 "93 1.844 et Ise °r tie nac' Peadamla 107 168 - , delments to the Reform Bill, viz., the alteration in the Do. bmw 100 52 6. 414 5 , 106 $ l4 Do a 044 . eons_ - -pm - .1 :4 . franchise from 10/. to 15f. ; the alteration in the C°l7z ll - 0 -.W. I *.i s P icks li es * 5 17 9 9.255 3. 806 10 d Do. Fle`w do. _.. li ___ begs - Ipm ,-.. ,iiticatioa of copyhold voters ; the diminution of the c o p,. casks 1.791 1.707 14,887 10,646 Ile 6 Do. New - . 1} I * pm ~sc r of voters in the constituencies returning three or Do. ....tele st begs 3,652 2,170 55,303 0,658 45 . me at S. of indte7g ip:d. 99 101 - ..re menibers 7 and the registration of voters by voting Mocha packages 67 60 1.762 018 St 4110 Do. 41 per oink .... 91 96 ,o.rs ; and a petition was adopted praying the House of Other F.. India 2,243 904 23,660 31,00 94 1 811 " Da W 99 4" °TI49 149 . ISO 1 all c.Bdapay.lB7l 95 96 _. - sauces not to accept any such changes, but at once to „r irazii A C°22l2rtgeli°29 " 36 4 ' 184 44 • 919 46 ' 698 WO 'al Do. do. do. 1877-8. 86 88 - ,ct the bill. The petition also urged the House of ' 8 iv beg° 6 0 7 682 47°3 1493° 10 1 • filet mmcbgamated) m _ Iffis 2 7-16 D - - - at. 11N Madras guar. 6 a cent 109} Dl} 101} 1 .muses to reject the Royal Parks BilL ROM casks 1,336 1 ,0 1 8 *1 .340 81 . 718 It 110 Do. it.. *4 de. ... it N THE CHEREH HATE BILL IN THE LORDS.- The 80 . bhds. - - - - St. 'IOS Do. do. 4; do- 89 el - - otinuante of the discussions on the Reform Bill has 950 1 . East India ton. - - - ns -.vented Lord Morley moving the second reading of the SALT'S"' to. 357 168 9 ' 226 1449 seal Melia and Hobson'allay 82 66 - 1 - :arch Rate Abolition Bill, which now stands for next _ __ 100 al Do. 6p. it., pev.lllll3 U 96 .... , ',delay evening. Lord Delamere has given notice that Pm Ima Da 6p. ot, pay. NU 80 Id .-. will move the rejection of the bill. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. et. 1 100 N.lLMOanip c.latp.& lit IS -. --es-. St ) 100 Wakes . . 6 Mir Met. 911 1011} -.. 1 THE SALE or BREAD. -A pretty general instrue- LIvERPOOL. AVMS? 5.-Sales today : Great Eastern, ill 1} 1 116 IN 9 0 . 9296 et -.-- 100 10 1 - i xi has recently been given to police superintendents to -Great Western, 42}-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 128}71-Lon- IS 16 Do. de. do.- -.. Jai per - ioreethe law,whichcompels every bakerto sell byweigbt, don, Brighton, and South Coast, New, issued at 4 5 Alt , 1 1 if It ~.I °s P p : ""ni s ladr r. 69'• - 7bt6,;. r . l i. ift .to furnish with weights and scale* every cart for the i.) p.-London, Chatham. land Dover, 16/-Loneon:ease North le.. s livery of bread. During the pest week many bakers in u.a weetere .6. lllt 44 l 1 6 44 I Vll 10/ 11-Manchester, Sheffield, and • Call pending. Metropolitan, 122 11 21 1 1 2 1--Ilid . •est Surrey and North Hants have been summoned before land, 110 i 1 a 1 1-South Eastern 64 1 111 I 1 4-Birkenhead. local magistrate ,and fined in amountsvarying from 154. s, - ,4-Bugale and Like Huron, 31-Orand Trunk Canada, 16}- JOINT ItTOLIE BANKS. , V., in consequence of not conforming with the above re- Erie, 451 4y Dutch Rhenish, 41 } pp.-Commercial I Limited, 18 s e ,. I g g . I Isms. lld I m•soma I Was. I %alone lii numerous instances the deficiency in weight -North Western Bauk (Limited). 1 d.-Atlantic Telegraph • quarter!' loaf has been as much as half a pound, and 8 per cent.. 51. 43.630 10 . Atra Bank (LinL)A .... 6 - - - maricHisrita, ACOEsT 5.-The market was strong, lied a good 61. 10 I Do. & 16 -.- -die - -a Dewly-baked loaves have been found several ounces de n ist. M os t of the defendants pleaded ignorance of the business was done. Erie', 451 141 1 }-Great Eastern, 271 }f } • -Great Luxembourg, 101 1 -Great Northern A, 111 1 1 13- 60, 1001 Alllano Alblaa ran7Q . --- ii - - dls 121 ad A while sonic alleged that loaves lose weight in the Grand Trunk of Canada, 161- Great Western, 421 } l 1-Lan- 100, 101 Anglo nutria° ._.. _ I - pm 8 7-16 e rang. It is almost needless to say that the magistrates ciuddre sod Yorkshire, 128-London and North Western, 1111 4 0.00 0 201 Al** 110041snc1.410• • all - - - L tatted out that the law deals wish the loaf in the scale 11 j 11 - Manchester , Sheffield , and Uneolnahlre 441_4 6 1 5 1 °.° 30 191 l AV* h°969 ( Limited). 16 -- 69 - A ci sot in the oven, and that proper weight must hence- 5 t 5 4 11 ,4 1 -51 m e i tr 0 8 Politely, 1 22 kI II %Li t t 21 i-mexleati. 20 . . 000 40 692991 win -••-•• - - all 60 65 -. d i 11,600 30 , Banker BrlttshCotembla all - - - '...h be given or penalties would be incurred. Some of 4 ' Ir a , N0 r47, - g4 - . 00 • 116 1 0 l i t "I .15 1. Canal , 219A 20- ' 3 1 3 . 1 ,1, 12,604 20 Do . m .n ana d g g a y 6 - - die -a :, bakers of Guildford, who have been fi ned, have re. Eastern , 644 11 1 ,1 44 4 4_04, a , e k 7 Coa l an d i i .,; } , c ommr:ri 10,000 Os Bank of Egypt n isged themselves on their customers by raising the ,Limited), le p.- radon sod Brighton, 491-Ditto new, 21 4 26,000 20 I Hank of Otago (limited) 10 - - dli - e ~.ce of bread a halfpenny per loaf, and by adopting a I 1 p.- Pesetas. and Wyre Halves, 21-Manchester and 10, 10 , Banko/Vietarta,Ail 15 --.-. is - oss of " slack baking; which renders the bread heavy Bank, 21 p.-Manchester Commercial Buildings, Ip. 10, 10 I Bank of New Lialand lO 7 9ma -. Butsimonnt, AEGOW 5.-Bnsinem done: Severn Valley Rail- 10.000 00 I British N. amides - - .1 indigestible. It is expected, however, that the in .itsute will devise means to deliver themselves from way. at in: Stadordshlre Joint Stock Bank (Limited), at 22: 40,000 201 C.Bk. India, mar. o rn ialb. adne ac, sn ail is - n - - r, and Iletropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon (Limitedi, second 30,000 25 - .Lition of this kind.-Times. Isms, at 1 die . Closing prices: London and North Western aO,OOO 20 , at, ---- - -. lll 11 14 ad -ad 1, Nimmons(' 00CU KREMER. - OD Thursday oven- seaway. 114 sellers - Birmingham Canal. 89 to 90-Dodley and 10.000'100 CoiolliAi ..... - - - t ,West Bromwich Bank . 10 . sellers-Midland Financial (Limited), 100,009 101 Consolidated Hank (L ) 4 - - 4 4 xd a painful sensation was created in Blairgewrie and 11 to ljdis.-Imperial Continental Gas, 95, buyers-MetropolL 10,0001 le . Delhi sad London (1) as - - - ; hbourhood by a rumour that a lady had fallen over tan Railway Carriage and Wagon ( Limited ), 10 to 101 per share. 1150001 SO Let London (Ltmlfsidl I-- Cs .... n ['rocks at Craighall. This turned out to be true, and Dlllllll, Avorsr 3.-New Three per Cut. Stock, p2}-Ditto , 01,0100 le Buiptemltzeshange(lha. 9- - els - d 1. following are the particulars, so far as we have tow anew', Bth August, 921 -Lydia Fins per Cent. Stock (trans- 80,0011 80 magfieb and Amefficsa .10 - - die - ,h ylered them :-The wife and family of Mr. G. C. Myers, ferable at the Bank of Ireland), 1111 1-Bank of Ireland (1.100 60,109 10 des.BanklLdidanetroL 10 -- Ws - it Mm clerk of Montrose, are at present residing at Green- paid), 235-National Bank (8.30 peldn,, SI-Dublin and Drogheda 10,0811 21 Rag.Bcot.&Anid.Clartd all - -. -ad 11 m House, New Rattray, and Miss Jane Myers, aged 24, itgi)."oldii. 844-Midland Great Western (2100 paid:, 574 1- 90,1100 NI BegllshendBwedlsh (L) IS -- es -. ) 11ini, and Wexford, 6 per cent. (1809) redeemable 10.001100 ImPsrlalßank(Licaed) Se - - lai WI IV iv if the daughters, is the subject of the sad occurrence. 1968 (all pal ), c 481-Ditto paid In fall, 461-Great Southern and 40,600 10 =lna Ottoman -. 10 21 11411 a .... Its said she left the house about 7 o'clock on Thursday Western 4 per Cent. perpetual (2100 Paid), en-Dublin and 11,009 U te ming. About 4 o'clock in the afternoon some visitors Kingstown, WI 8, e 0 0 0: 1 16 Do. New - - - a- I. Craighall, while walking in the grounds above the len M Land Mort Bk. India(L) 4 -- ea - I ose, noticed something like a female at the foot of 5100001100 Do.f.p.eDeb..lB64,lloyrs all 11l 84 - MELANCHOLY AND FATAL GUN ACCIDENT. -A 11 °.°° 01 11 ° 14 °LrkAthisza°°..t 4 -(L) " - - "Us ''' ti. rocks on the oppoeite side, about the steepest and mostl9,ooolloo Leaden and Enalliaa 46 - - die - curious part of what is called " Craiglioch." By the most distressing accident has cast a gloom over one of the le, o . Do. New lap of an opera-glass it was seen to be a woman. Some most respected county families in surrey. On Wednesday, 11.000100 London&ltiverffiate(L), -- me - id i' Slim Myers' own friends were among those w h o the 24th alt , Mr. Robert Austen and Mr. Edward Austen, 41,000 26 Do. do. de ilO- - pm - we &wavered her. and no time was lost in getting to sons of Mr. It. A. C. Godwin Austen, J.P., of Chilworth 60,008 10 Lon. CIL Bank al Muer! ell - - - re fie place, which was a matter of some difficulty. A ferry- Manor, near Guildford, went out rabbit shooting, and 07 . 50 6 50 9469,106 699 C 061 97. ••• 19 65 69 16 Ii test belonging to the place was used ; but some of the while the brothers were engaged loading their guns the - 1 ,, ,f wo n. 80 20 ! tood Do. oa d j s o . thi N etoek sw 11 8 33 - ozdaa - , _ ir Dmies !tripped themselves and waded across the chasms} . contents of the piece held by Edward lodged in Robert's Si: 000. n 7 7 ,,,, doa *g ootha m ea „, an - - - it coming to the spot the lady Ina soon identified. She thigh, causing a fearful wound, and laying bare the femoral 10,000400 Los. a a te a m = (m an ), io - - din - ir• be had fallen over a dreadful precipice of nearly 200 feet, and artery. It was hoped by Mr. Austin's medics) attendants, 6,000, 10 Loudon &Venexuala(L)l 17} - - di. - id se lying helpless and severely hurt among the clibria and Drs. Stedman and Martin, of Guildford, that skill and ease 40,000.100 London &IVear.i 10 VI 99 ad - nettles which grow wildly there. On being spoken to ahe !night save him, but after lingering nine days lock-jaw set 1 . 0 .,„.„." 3 , 0 ,,P, "...,_*••••.,•B••• • 0 4 "): ..„" - - - e r seemed quite sensible, and answered questions that were in on Sunday, and he expired ear on Monday morning. „r o z7; ..--- 17,,,i6;, - ;,; ( i . ) , al - - dl. _ uked her. With great difficulty she was carried acmes THE HARVEST IN THE NORTH.-The Leeds 00,000 10 Metropolitan (limited) all - - _ re . Kl. the 'cream and taken to the walks on the Craighall side. Mercury, referring to its annual reports from cones- 6,000 100 Midland Bask Pm, ) 10 - - -• he Colonel .Itattray was present, and despatched one of his denta in Yorkshire and neighbouring counties, says:- skaom s National et gamanseme 4 - - pen - Servant, in his gig for Dr. Madmen, who was taken to the 'Though there is a considerable difference of opinion ex- 0.000180 1419699 d roi S 99l ' • 15 -- 49 -* 10,000 100 N D o. of . --- he mu with all haste , and attended to the ease. A tem- pressed in the reports from different districts, the general ae,009 10 Do. :De a 13371: l2 - - 404 Dory couch was that Mies Myers was carried home, opn seems to be that the harvest will be fully up to skimix mm Nguema Beak __ io - - - h▪ e slum it was found her right ancle was dislocated, the average of previous years, and even, provided the se,ooo m Nem loath Wales.-- all - - - ad her head and face considerably cut and bruised by the weather for the next few days is favourable, somewhat 8000 Id Nara Wallis .7- .• - - Ti - - fearful fall. It is said she pissed a moderately easy above it. Root crops are spoken of as being unusually ••,,, ill" 11 ., Oriatts l .___,_ ___,___,__Bssk yorPs" au 42 U 42 4 me nd itiihr, and considering the height from which she must good, and the hay harvest was this year one of the beat se ": 000 1 " 10 7 04 „,""`' ru , o. "`= . * :ri 11: ea 67 - 455 - -. LOY fallen, she is in a favourable condition.-EdintiergA ever known." :ca l C. , awat. 4,000, 15 Do. do. New 1 all --.- A STRANGE PEAL AT ANTWERP CATHEDRAL.- 110,0001 16 lemtb AestaaNa- - sal - - -- THE WEATHER AND THE HARVEST .- Saint He was slowly descending when he saw on his left hand a 17,011100 Mend. of R. IL Atrlei Ims -- me - ter irithin has, daring the last week, Considerably relaxed door. He would look what was within. It was not quite !!•55,'2 1 2. 5 v 99. nks . 61 ;L A WA " 4 Pm I 1 46 48 - 69 T . Mg• nit rule, and partial sunshine and dry days have greatly shut-a push opened it. He saw a small chamber lined i;:„T o 10 1 1 u,„„,r, indand i sstWi d.' ll 64 _ - di. married the ripening of the rain crops. Harvest has with wood. In the centre stood something-a chiffonier K m m m 1 Pa m a L a m es __ _1 is go 4 0 I 504 se ho (taunted more or less throughout the district. A ODD . or some bench-like piece of furniture of the plainest wood. Z.rable breadth of wheat and Oats, and of beans and He advanced a step ; peeped over the top of it ; saw key s lCO FOREIGN RAILWAY& °to, has been cut, and the present week will find the white and black ; saw pedals below-it was an organ . ras present of harvest pretty general. The effect of Two strides brought him in front of it. A wooden stool, N. I 841.1 AMWAY& I 010dne Flue I Sala 3v l't heavy rains and winds prevalent ten days ago . is polished and hollowed with centuries of use, stood before 11 ei i A Istrardam 9- ors isoifest in various parts of the district. The late runs it. But where was the bellow ? That might be down a 113 1111 1 T 2 4141.7e.e. 12 -. "e been very beneficial in the growth of the turnipB all Raglan K I incdon hundred stepe for anything he knew ;for he was half 4 ,, ~ o aka rpokiii l 1 1 1 - - rd root crops, as also in stimulating the second crops way only to the ground. Mechanically, as if he had been ; 4 7 ''' Argentina .... 11 13 - ar. f ley, and gram generally. There is plenty of feed, taking his place before the orean in St. Andrew's, Aber- too ad .„, dr. edthe pastures are, as a rule, fresher than is [WWII at - - deer, lse seated himself on the stool, and struck, as he le ad Cc r i lletenatms „ - -pm ... 1 • -' period of the summer-a fact to be accounted for thought, a dumb chord. Responded, up in the air, far 100 811 Durbin _A Witpk7l ) 16 10 Ma -. 'the late showers and the absence of hot sun. From the overhead. a mighty booming clang. Startled, almost *lB Data Weffils6 -• • II 4 11 1 = 20 1 011 -9 districts the accounts are far from encouraging. The frightened, even as if Mimi St. John had said she loved 1 • 44 _„an ._____ 3o . _. ______ . 24 . - _ `pens are, on the whole, less unfavourable than they him, Robert sprung from has stool, and, without knowing 4 7, Ti --- 7 - ps zy.= i ., i r i : N 664 - P 5 're a wee k a l oe° . The heavy rains have, in many places, why, moved only by the chastity of delight, flung the door go I all Great Luxembourg . 'did the bine pretty clean, and have destroyed the to the post. It banged and clicked. Then, almost mad so lau 'Depend Medan Ili 3 4 44 - -rain-a fi r st a nd i m p o rtant s t e p t owar d s improvement. with joy, thinking of nothing but music, excited by the mad ILembertemenurt (L) lat 1 ..- Ur ": the nights have been cold, and the days cloudy and whole course of the last days, by the marvel of the spire, V. i ISI tit & ?gig 1 8 0 4,10 1 9 8 p i - vho .11, with only some partial exceptions, and although the and ten times more by the discovery of this titanic instru. '"' - be 7 has come out the plant has not grown kindly. The meat , he seated himself at the keys, and plunged into a 1 10 5 ' all „,, 74 N . o noli rAL L yto °9 5. 7 9 7 14 11 1- v • 4: 46 - .. AA* , , p of 1867 will be obviously very uneven, both in tempest of clanging harmony. How many bells responded 10 all Do. -- - 1 1i. .ottity e n d quality, and we have, perhaps, had no growth to the keys he did not know. One hundred hang in that ie all Norwegian Track Peet. - - - lied m lace years which has shown more conclusively than the tower, an instrument for a city, nay, for a kingdom. Often 10 all Ottoman (SanyrnaAldln 2 3 - wet the advantage of good culture and liberal treat. 10 all farie,Lyons,and Medi& 34) 161 had Robert thought in his times of musical excitement that .„ ..„ ~_.,.,•__, „_,___ . __ - u.' • , at -arteser Adrertiser. the grandest summit of humanity would be to conduct an ; s • 71 . a - Ls:7 wurff -,v ) .. I N,I - last orchestra in heaven -to be the centre of &thunder-cloud of * 10 soyaf- 5 ,,, d ,11.7"`"' - ice- A SEW TRIFLE. -The Sport says :-" A hippo- harmony, firstling off from every finger the willed light. g gm loyal s we d,o, - -7 _ - _ " ,, at of a new kind is the portion of the Bois de Boulogne iimg . )Der tone : now such was the unexpected scale of the in. 4 all . 7 per cent. - rime an hy the lovers of locomotion by velocipede, where, strument-so far aloft in the sunny air rang the responsive 10 all lbashre and Mena, ._ Of 7 - him , 7 morning, these gentlemen give themselves up to le MI Do. 61 per cent. Pref. 84 e - tones, that his touch seemed to have the same connexion %ea awe tray term the most violent exercise. From 9to with them (and no more) that the conductor has with his o w m an ! L aiu. A . 4 11 111.. ) gj aisii. rAr et 15 16 111 141 - •ade Is the forenoon the space about the Cascade is crowded the amateurs:mil spectators of these races. Among the trained band. The music, like • fountain bursting up from SO 10 Routh East. of Portugal - - di. - - burs the instrument, bore him aloft with it, and all below and 10 an %out!). of France.- En 221 -. U assiduous and skilful of the former me to be ob- around was forgotten or unheeded. From tbe resounding 10 WI Twin an Savona -_ 1 a - oen `, -,,, 1- rrince Joachim Murat, the Prince de Sagan, cone of bells overhead he seemed not to hear tones proceed- 81 el West Flanders 6.1 9 - the • Blount, Count Onesimo Aguado, Count Gearges ing,but to see level-winged forms of light speeding off with 10 _ e el' . or D2 .. .. o •lijee own. Frei 9 91 - ",e ,. 41, Count de Saint• Sauveur, and several others. s me .see to the nmtinna_ It was only his mused ohantasv : 2 ° •"' ' ""'"'"' .9l. of 22 ° 22 ° 22 22 - gal Pd. I R.ozo.woro I et t a tC" I "I " ' 34 " / St. 100 ilhisSol sad Izelet - - 18 00 - St 100 Caledonian - 100 Bt. Qualmish 90 al lOonstrull 3 6 - Bt IN 'Thabllnandßeiftstlnne 01 N ... 86. 100 Dtmdes,PlNX&Aladln 70 TI 90 6 ENSUE}}. -.-• - 100 all Do.Werlp_ - -.- 86. 100 IllarpowsadtrinWer; 106 109 - 86. 100 Nreea Lotus ON. St 17 274 271 7 St. 109 Do. Z. Ang. 86k., N 0.2 4 6 - 86. 100 Ores* North of %Woad - - - Bt. 100 Oust Northern _.. 111 113 - St 100 Dot f A rec. no drv. an- 1114 112} 1184 i I at. 100 D 0.11111160. e. la pada -.- - 81. 100 Do. Ord. Del. Dlv. Noe* - -, -. N. 100 Gt. Booth i West (In.) It 96 - 84. 100 Oust *edam 42 42} 404 1 4 Elt. 100 Do.NourVsloll6.36ll .- ... Bt 100 Do. South Wales - -• - so 100 Do. W. of 1.1.-oot.. 24 rr - 100 Do. Do. Newport 27 21 ... St 100 Lancashire It Ya• 1176 1284 128 74 Bt. 100 Lon., tn. & &Coast 49 60 in 40 4 in It 100 Louisa, &Dor 16 16} 16} N. 100 Do. Yet Erten./14p.c. 8 12 N. 100 London & North Westh 1104 111} 111 414 11 I at. 100 LondonaloothWesters 74 76 76 7 81. 160 Man. /Nut,* Unoolnalt N 66 - Sl. 103 Itstropoftia —..- - 122 1224 1214 14 2 4 Bt. 100 Do. isteation,dlvl. - dend 6p. et. tlll 1870 107 108 108 St 100 Metropolitan Mirka BO 86 82 S 1 10 10 Do. do. do. 10 all Do. &It John'o.wood - - - 8t IN Midland - . 116 11N 117 164 4} 4 St los Do. BizaWitsr - 1 . 4. 84 86 8 6 4 St. 100 North British 31 32 -, Bt. 100 I Do. Zdin.,Yeeti,litial. - - - 86. I N OO N. Neatern-Berolck _ 1014 102} 101} 2 It 169 I - - - NO Do. Leeds Para _ 67 60 67} St IN Do. York -- - - 5 l 5l 91 021} Bs. IN Do. Quilals_ - - - 25 an Do. B toc 6 .*Dl 83} $4l - 26 24 De. do., 191061 - 8 9 pm -. N. 100 I North London ....- _ 114 116 - 10 61 Do. do., 1366 - 4 1} pat - St IN lforthlllmilordahlre- - 62 64 - N. 100 , N. * IL Western Juno 116 118 - 8t 100 , ftropehlro Milos -- IN 664 - St 100 South Devon.. __ - _ 64 46 - lit. 100 loath Zeratra 64 644 ON 4 20 all Illidna,Wolinalismoto 9 10 - too leo ;Taft Vale 10 b I Do. 0 - ~.- .... -.. I 4 pai 1100 160 Iwo a Manny .... -.-. 8 * Whitehall -, - A STRANGE PEAL AT ANTWERP CATHEDRAL.— He was slowly descending when he saw on his left hand • door. He would look what was within. It was not quite shut—a push opened it. He saw • small chamber lined with wood. In the centre stood something —a chiffonier or some bench-like piece of furniture of the plainest wood. He advanced a step ; peeped over the top of it ; saw keys white and black ; saw pedals below—it was an organ ! Two strides brought him in front of it. A wooden stool, polished and hollowed with centuries of use, stood before it. But where was the bellows ? That might be down a hundred steps for anything be knew ; for be was half way only to the ground. Mechanically, as if he had been taking his place before the organ in St. Andrew's, Aber deen, be seated himself on the stool, and struck, as he thought, • dumb chord. Responded, up in the air, far overhead, • mighty booming clang. Startled, almost frightened, even as if Mica St. John had said she loved him, Robert sprung from his stool, and, without knowing why, moved only by the chastity of delight, flung the door to the post. It banged and clkked. Then, almost mad with joy, thinking of nothing but music, excited by the whole course of the last days, by the marvel of the spire, and ten times more by the discovery of this titanic instru. ment, he seated himself at the keys, and plunged into a tempest of clanging harmony. How many belle responded to the keys he did not know. One hundred hang in that tower, an instrument for a city, nay, for • kingdom. Often had Robert thought in his times of musical excitement that the grandest summit of humanity would be to conduct an orchestra in heaven—to be the centre of a thunder-cloud of harmony, flashing off from every finger the willed light ning tone now such was the unexpected scale of the in strument—so far aloft in the sunny air rang the responsive tones, that his touch seemed to have the same connexion with them (and no more) that the conductor has with his trained band. The music, like a fountain bursting up from the instrument, bore him aloft with it, and all below and around was forgotten or unheeded. From the resounding sone of bells overhead he seemed not to hear tones proceed ing,but to see level-winged forms of light speeding off with a message to the nations. It was only his roused phantasy ; but every sweet tone is nevertheless s Ood's messenger ; and a right harmony and sequence of them is • little gos pel. Alter some time be found himself following, till that moment unconsciously, the sequence of tunes he well re membered having played on his violin the night be went first with Ericson to see Mysie. The last thing be played was the strange chant of Ericson about the witch lady and the dead man s hand. Before be had finished that his pas sion had begun to fold its wings. He grew dimly aware that there was • beating at the door of the solitary cham ber in which be sat. He had never thought of the enor mity of which he was guilty—presenting the whole city of ' Antwerp with • glorious phantasia unsought. He did not ' know that only upon grand, solemn, world-wide occasions, each as • king s birthday or a ball at the HUtel de Ville, was such music on the card. When he flung the door to, it bad closed with a spring -lock, and for the last quarter of an hour, three gens-d'arme, commanded by the sacristan of the tower, bad been thundering thereat.—Arposy for August. A NEW TRIFLE.—The Sport says :—" A hippo 'wse of a new kind is the portion of the Bois de Boulogne .vvii by the lovers of locomotion by velocipede, where, '7 morning, these gentlemen give themselves up to we may term the most violent exercise. From 9 to art the forenoon the space about the Osscade is crowded the amateurs and spectators of these races. Among the 4t assiduous and skilful of the former ate to be ob. - Prince Joachim Murat, the Prince de Sagan, Mount, Count Onesimo Aguado, Count OeNrges Count do Saint-Sauveur, and several others. "/ of these have become so skilful as to go 24 kilo --tn.. 113 miles) an hour without the least fatigue. Some r,tees during the autumn are at present being 14. 0 1, the course to be gone over extending from the '°l Twint of the Champs-El sties to St. Cloud. r. ,1 trials have been made, and the distance boa been in 13 minutes. In fact some considerable bets were :• :•• Oh that occasion. These gentlemen arc about to , elocipede club to be devoted to the new sport ; • ! t will h ave fewer difficulties to contend against than •.:ititakelub, inasmuch as it will be independent of t,,,, ttotitt of temperature." KENSINGTON MITEIZITIC—Visitors dun . Ls w.. k ending August 3 :—On Monday, Tueed_sq 4 . l . , y,free, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 11,596; on 14tinet ',Y. mlsy, and Friday (admission 6d.), from 10 a.m. till ; National Portrait Exhibit i on , by payment, total, 15,672. Average of corresponding week in ,; 3 *r years, 11,114. Total from the opening of the sx,tuu,, 6,817,455. 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W.allfra. sp. a. 10i r 100 all 100 all 10 all la all ling pito Oro tbeir her* lot. ditt• THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1867. COLON] iL mow inshhOota ....a..un ! 100,104 Do. UM I .. _ Clie. acm ep. a.. 11117 .._ Do. pitvkltittlat 46. i. _ _ Do. epweLttor. t. Do. 674841.364.16,1 4 . 3 Do. 667 1 66. ha ha -- _ mict . :46l orpar.10:18 Do. 4a Do. 40. 11 0 040 2117 D0.11p.0.116.6414.111/61 p0k10a110v.1741,14.46 LIM No I. Do. NM do. Ilk Mourn Do l;fu pw et, MS . MI Do. WM Do. 11111 WM. Nth•H0w.611.6.416.604. Now Bniatioallporol. 1. Now South WoOs. Gov" 6 p. 0wat..1871 to IWO 16671.800 Do. 6p. 4111111 to NMI i 6611,000 Da6p.0.t,1867 to 1871 1.10 MO. AO Now 7464644 Ow oak ant. I 1 Do. 6 pr owl ` pr 600, Do. UM 1000, D0.d0.1491J0n04D00 100, Nova Beata 6p. 4.1146 . 1,860, Quosoilse4 Om 6p. ot. I 1,171, Do. Do. 1801 .. .. 716, 11.4681 Gov. 4p. a,67 -771 Da 1878 sod now& 660,•16.907.6p. a. lea JaV 7.010.00 Do. 6p. ot /171•1 *O6 I.IItI2LSH 6dord Ansa Dr akeiraDom G. Co lls n (Thylatak ) Ned Bain* (Illogaa) Earn Care Brea . Ern Gran We . - Bear lavell I. W. Buren (Tarlett ) Gambler * Bt. Amore Oreat Lamy (Limited) Great Booth Tolima I G. W. Var (HeL) Orearrille Herod's loot Hingetoa Dooms Margaret (Coy talent) Marks Valley Mwyndy Iron Ore New Setoo North Brakear North Wheal Crotty I Proamtloltad ce (C. Lelanty . Caradoo St. Clear) tit Condom* rr .. . W. Primate (Illopo) Peek Welt Bret (Mogan) W. Carron (Lbrar) War Chlvertou Wrt Urn Wh. Barr Wh. Bailor =Jai: W.3ltaryAits Wheal Bran(Menban.) Wh. Trrarry (IMO /0=024 116 V? 96 07] 98 103 $1 U 81 33 102 164 106 147 1114 106 104 106 03 96 102 1114 146 1111 1116 1N 102 166 1114 1116 NI 1117 11/1 1N N 101 94 98 K N Ili See 90 97 1N 100 N N 1064 1070 106 197 66 97 94 96 94 96 106 107 108 100 110 111 99 101 MONEY NABENT.-(THIS DAY.) On o'0&oan. The stock markets are flatter, owing chiefly to the unfavourable weather for the crops. Some disappointment has also been caused by the cir cumstanoe that the government broker has not commenced to-day his operations for the Sinking Fund. As the amount to be invested before the expiration of the present quarter, however, is as much as 551,0431., it is thought that these invest ments cannot be delayed beyond next week. Consols have declined 1 per cent., and British railway se curities Ito 1, the most important fall being in Metropolitab stock. On the other hand, some of the foreign bonds are rather better, upon the antici pated failure of the New Russian Loan. Prepara tions for the monthly settlement in the English funds have commenced ; the rate of " continua tion" is about 11 per cent. per annum. The discount market is still freely supplied with money, while the demand is very moderate. The rate for choice paper ranges from 11 to 11 per cent. Consols are quoted 941 to 1. both for money and next Thursday's settlement, and 941 to 1 for the new account (Sept.). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are frac tionally worse, at 931 to 1. The railway market is flat to-day, and, with the exception of a rise of per cent, in Great Northern (original) stock, the changes in prices are all un favourable. Metropolitan has declined per cent. ; Midland and Brighton} ; Great Western, South Eastern, and London, Chatham, and Dover, ; and London and North Western, Great Eastern, and Great Northern A, 1. London and North Western stock is quoted 1111 to ; Great Western, 42 to ; Midland, 1161 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 128 to 1 ; Great Northern, 112 to 113 ; ditto A, 1131 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 27 to ; South Eastern, 64 to ; Caledonian, 1091 to 1101 ; North British, 301 to 311 ; Metropolitan, 122 to 1; London, Chatham, and Dover, 16 to 1 ; and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 49 to 1. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock is steady ; the present price is 1111 to 1121. Greek and Spanish Passive Bonds have improved / to 1 per cent., the present prices being 131 to and 201 to 1, respectively. The Committee's Cer tificates are 1 better, at 151 to 16/. Some of the Russian Bonds are also firmer. Turkish of 1862 are steady at 56 to 57 ; ditto of 1865 at 301 to 1 ; Italian of 1861 at 481 to 1 ; and Mexican at 151 to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds are unchanged at 721 to 731, but Erie Railway shares have experienced a fresh decline of 1 per cent., viz., to 44 to 1. Illinois Central are} per cent. higher, at 761 to 1. As regards Bank shares, London and West minster have declined 1/., viz., 96 to 98. Other descriptions are unaltered. _ _ Financial shares are without variation. Sub joined are the prices :—lnternational Financial, 21 to 2} dis. ; London Financial, 24 to 23 die. ; General Credit, 2i to 21 dia. ; and Credit Fonder, to 5j dis. The half-yearly meeting of the General Steam Navigation Company, will be held on the 27th inst., to declare a dividend for the half-year ending on the 30th of June. The annual meeting of Hodges' Distillery Com pany (Limited) is called for the 15th inst. The voluntary winding up of Gale's Protected Gunpowder Company (Limited) is to be continued, but subject to the supervision of the Court. At a meeting yesterday of the Spanish Passive bondholders a resolution was passed against the acceptance of the settlement of the Passive debt, with a compulsory cash payment, as proposed by the law of the 11th of July, 1867. The committee I were requested to communicate this resolution to the Committee of the Stock Exchange, and to con tinue their opposition to any applications that may be made for giving a quotation to any new Spanish securities until the claims of the Passive bond holders are satisfactorily settled. This result was fully anticipated, since the proposed operation in volved, not so much a simple recognition of exist ing claims, as the raising of a fresh loan in conside ration of acknowledging debts the validity of which has never been disputed. There were no gold transactions at the Bank yes terday, but it is thought that a portion of the recent arrivals from the United States will be sent in during the next few days, owing to the firmness of tho Paris Exchange. Of the 353,000/. by the Scotia, from New York, upwards of one-half, consisting of eagles, has been taken for the con tinent. The Hermann has arrived from New York with, 105,0001. in specie, and the Oneida from Brazil with 19,2891. The subjoined circular has been issued by the London Tavern Company (Limited): ffir,—The directors, in declaring an ad-interim dividend, have deemed it prudent lo limit the amount to a payment at the rate of six per cent. T he nnum, until the expira tion of the current year. have, however, much pleasure in assuring the shareho lders that the respective profits of the London Tavern and the Albion, dung the pest six months, as ascertained by the auditors, have been equal to those of any previous corresponding period. The directors have thought it desirable to retain in hand • large portion of those profits to meet the depreciation of goodwill, &c., which they may consider necessary to be writ ten off at the end of the year. By adopting this course, the directors feel that the interest of the shareholders will be essentially promoted and the permanent value of the shares cotaiderably improved. The dividend, for which a warrant is enclosed, is calculated at the rate of six per cent. per annum upon 41. per share, from the 31st Decem ber to the 30th April last, and at the same rate upon U. per time from the 30th April to the 30th June last.-1 am, sir, your obedient servant, Panama]. REED, Secretary. Bishopsgate-street, London, 8.C., August 6. The colonial wool sales are fixed to commence on Thursday, 15th inst. The fresh importations up to present date, since the beginning of last sales, com p prise 119,399 bales, viz, :—New South Wales and I Queensland, 26,710 bales ; Victoria , 25,015 ; Tas mania, 3,410 ; South Australia, 7,507 ; West Aus tralia, 144 ; New Zealand, 36,577 ; Cape, 20,036 ; total, 119,399 ; held over front last sales about 25,000 ; total colonial, 144,399 bales. And further arrivals are daily expected. The news from Buenos Apes by the mail just arrived is satisfactory. Agricultural and commer cial industries continue steadily to progress. The season has been favourable for sheep farmers, and the lambing has been successful, giving about 27 per cent increase of sheep in the province of Buenos Ayres. The sheep fleeces look well, and the staple is expected to be finer and cleaner than that of last season. The national bonds of the country con tinue to sustain the high price of sq, and the market shows a decidedly better tone. There was not much doing in the export trade, although the export of gold was attracting considerable attention, the rate of exchange ruling at 48i. On the 27th June, the day before the sailing of the puket, ounces were 400 dole. ; sovereigns, 1221, ; ' Patacoons, 25. At the meeting yesterday of the Warrant Finance Company (Limited) the report was adopted. It mentioned that the liabilities have been reduced from 169,7801., at which they stood on the 31st of December last, to 99,6401. Owing to the delay in realising the assets, the directors have found it ne cessary to make a call of V. per share. At a meeting yesterday of the Eastern Assam Company it was announced that the directors are not in a position to recommend a dividend, owing to the partial suspension of operations occasioned by the snits in Chancery. At a meeting of the Wholesale and Export Drug Company (Limited), held yesterday, the directors' report, which was agreed to, stated that the orders executed during the first year's trading amounted to 17,6771., showing a profit of more than 20 per cent., and that 800 accounts have been opened with - 0 1 i o a. 1 024 - 97 107 e 104 97 94 1081 1104 I ho che v p ioomo nidence to . w ni ev ig e ta r, an th d e boa dili fr d ta o . not " de a em ma tt r o ad f declare a dividend at present. The traffic receipts on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the second week in July amounted to 95,888 dole., against 101,886 dots. in the corresponding period last year, showing a de crease of 5,998 dots. The directors of the London and South-Western Railway Company have resolved to recommend to the proprietors at the half-yearly general meeting on the 15',1 inst., that the dividend for the half year ending 30th of June, should be at the rate of 31 per cent. per annum on the ordinary capital stook of the company. The frauds on insurance offices by scuttling ships are not confined to England. We have before us the full report of the trial at Singapore of tin owner, master, and mate of the Erin, for sinking the vessel on a voyage from Hong Kong to Bangkok. The vessel had been very heavily in sured in the local offices, and carried but a small cargo, and the evidence showed that she could not have stowed the goods named in the manifest. Alter five days' trial the jury convicted all three prisoners —the captain (Stewart) and owner (Scott) were sentenced to penal servitude for life, and the chief officer to five years imprisonment. The severity of the sentence created a deep sensation. A few copies of the report can be had at Street's Indian Newspaper Office, 30, Cornhill. The following are the returns of the hush banks of issue for the four weeks ending the 20th ult. : s's 1;2 15 g - I Name and title as set forth • *. 1' 4 2 in Licence. =. ' ' g li 1 ; 1 2 1 1 Fit a l 4 2 !z t The Banker Ireland a ,ll l, 1911,11116 51111,911 The Provincial Bank of Ireland The Belfast Bank*" Company The Northern Banking Company 24 MAIO Ina.= The Ulster Banking Company 311,0 437,111131 212,018 The National Bank MONDAY iVM.=6. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 341 to both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at the same price, and closed at 941 to 4. For the new account (September) the last price was 944 to 4. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 931, to 94. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 944, ; ditto, for account, 941, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 4 ; New l'hree per Cents., 94, 31, 4 ; Annuities, 1885, 13 1-16 ; India Stock, 220, 2 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1121, 4, 111, 121 ; ditto Five per Cent., " enlaced" rupee paper, 1021, 4, ; ditto Five per Cent. rupee Debentures, 101, i; ditto, Debentures, 1051 ; ditto, Bonds, 70a., 68a., 655., prem. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was firm, at the improvement of Saturday. Exchequer Bills wets steady, at 225. to 28a. prem. The foreign stock market did not participate in the improvement observable in the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange, the movements in prices, with the exception of a rise of 1 per cent. in Turkish Bonds of 1858, being unfavourable. Russian bonds were offered, and fell about 1 per cent. Spanish Passive declined 1, and the Three per Cents., New Deferred, and Certificates, 1. The market for bank shares was inanimate, and the only change was a reduction of 11. in London and Westminster. Union of Australia met with inquiry. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 14;i to and National Discount 6 to 81 prem. ex div., showing no change. In the marketfor miscellaneous shares, the principal feature was an advance of 11. 10e. to 2/. in Peninsular and Oriental Steam. London and Provincial Marine improved 55., while East India Irrigation and London and Cale donian Marine fell 10s., and New Consolidated Discount, ss. Financial shares were unaltered, with the excep tion of a rise of 2s. 6d. in Credit Foncier. Prices closed as follows :—lnternational Financial, 2} to n dia. ; General Credit, 21 to 2} dia. ; London Financial, 25 to 23 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, to si: dia. United States 5-20 Bonds were steady, but Erie Railway shares showed extreme depression, and fell 31 per cent. Illinois Central were also lower. The closing prices are annexed :-5-20 Bondi, 721 to 73i ; Erie Railway shares, 44i to 45 ; Illinois Central, 76 to ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 26 to 28 ; and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 22 to 23. Colonial government securities were little dealt in, but some of the Cape of Good Hope and New Zealand debentures rose to 1 per cent. MINES.-(T1118 DAY.) Oirs o'CLoox. The mining market is rather more active to-day, with a good demand for shares in most of the fol lowing mines, at the prices given, viz.:—West Chiverton, 64 to 65 ; Prince of Wales , 555. to ' 575. 6d. • Wheal Basset, 674 to 70 ; North Tres kerby, Ito ; North Chiverton, 31 to 41. ; East Russell, Itolf ; North Crofty, 3,1 to ; Prosper, 21 to I ; Chiverton Moor, 4,1 to 5 ; Chivcrton, 7 to f • Clifford, 5 to 61 ; Wheal Grenville, I to 1 ; %Vest Great Wurk, 4 to 3 ; and West Kitty, 12s. 6d. to 15s. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Subjoined are the present prices : St. John del Rey,ss to 57 ; Don Pedro, 11 to prem. ; Anglo- Brazilian, par to prem. ; Chontales, to prem. • Pestarena, f to i prem. ; United Mex ican, if to 2 ; Rosso Grande, to 4 ; Frontino and Bolivia, to l ; and Port Phillip, Ito 11. A number of emancipadoa from Havana arrived at Southampton on their way to Lagos, on the West Coast of Africa. THE CITY TOA.TMASTER IN THE OLDEN TINE. The City toastmaster, who proclaims with such a roaring eloquence at a Lord Mayor's feast, that the metropolitan magistrate is about to pledge his guests in • loving-cup, probably is little aware of what used to take plate on former occasions of a similar nature. At the old Plough-Monday banquet, for instance, the yeoman of the cellar used to stand behind the Lord Mayor, sod at the close of dinner he produced two silver cups full of wins. He presented one to the mayor, the other to his lady, or her representa tive if there was one, and then the form of proclamation was to this effect:—" Mr. Swordbearer, Squires, and Gentlemen all—My Loral Mayor and my Luly Mayoras drink to you in a loving-cup, and bid you all heartily wel come !" The cups were handed in imecession to all the company, who drank to the health of my lord and lady. When the time came for the latter and other ladies to retire, the chaplain passed up from the bottom of the table and led her ladyship right solemnly away. The male guests did not neermarily leave the table when his lordship withdrew. For then a mighty bowl of punch used to be introduced, and with it all the servants of the household, from the highest to the lowed, housekeeper and house. maids, groom of the chambers and grooms from the stables. They passed in procession, and drank of the punch to the health of the guests, who then made a collection for them in the silver punch-bowl. According as the maids were fair, merry, and not unkind to the gallantry of the guests, the collection reached • greater or less Will. The old aaluiatio and the tibatio, the " saluting " and the " tasting," were never more f avourably manifested than at these Lord Mayor's feasts of the olden yet not rrr, remote period : a period when, as the •• loving-cup " went round, it was the custom for the two guests on the right and left of the drinker to hold the Loge cover of the cup over his head while he leisurely quaffed.-o , rohill .Maga :ine for August. THE LAW OF DIVORCE IN HUNGARY. If a young couple are unhappy, and desire to be divorced, they address • joint petition to the court ; or one alone perhaps can thus petition. The court appoints two or more medi ators, generally from the kinsfolk, to hear the complaints, to give advice , and try to reconcile them. Reconciliation is often thus effected. But if failure be reported, the court replies, that they must repeat the application foe divorce after three years, and then it shall be granted. If the quarrel is very severe, they probably separate, and ob tain the divorce at the expiration of the period. The de lay infallibly prevents any from seeking divorce in order to take • more acceptable partner ; for no one can hope that another will wait three years for such a reversion. It may even seem that two years w ould suffice. When the aversion is so decided on both 'ideal that no one expects reconciliation, we suppose that no social impropriety is felt in beginning a new courtship before the three years is spent. Bat Ilun,prians say, that in the great majority of owe the young people are reconciled by their friends long before the time is complete, and do not come to the court again.—Pruter's Mapa:ine for August. ai 7 e _6 __7 3% ILIt.III Si SAS 5.11.0 111.7.6 100 4701 ii it a i i . S .. 7. - 4 I i i 16 . 17 i I 16 17. 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