The Express. — London, England, 1866-07-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS , MONDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1866. • ~ D Ar LAW INTELLIGENCE. ad, appeared on behalf of the defendant, and said tl e SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) ' COLONIAL GOVIMNMENT 11111C171UTIBIL YON plea would nominally be one of guilty, for although the No. I S mi ts. I Pd. I amities. I flake. (THIS DAY.) defendant's man had a license from Mr. Hanbury, the ss - - - or Reek magistrate of Barnet, from whom the Alderney bull in Olrla O'CLOCK. i l l eFet cam ild* lto C" . _ ettee i l s r g ;1 - 7: _ ---e- Camlise. question had b_en purchased, he failed to produce - taw-b ars EQUITY COURT. it when asked, and the neglecting to produce the The transactions in the railwa y market to - day :... Do. eperet ' P. Feb. im itAug. 1 1. 00 . ;re 71 . 6 _ The . i m al (Before Vies -Chancellor Sir R. T. Einderaley.) license was an offense •to the act of parlia- .. DJ. 6 peed liar. 100 196 N are not numerous, but there is a demand for l. _ _•3 100 __ 77 - - but ar meat. Both the defendant and his man bad South Eastern, Great Eastern, and London Chat- '''''''' 'P erct ' LaJ ;l° 685,806 Do. liper ct. Ins. 100 I TS 77 ''''' ' readiest ma ea sv lOW° RAILWAY COMPANY V. LONDON AND N 00761 Ina" also been summoned at the Clerkenwell Pollee-court ham, and Dover stocks, which have advanced ito 100.000 esowaoHopeePOLlB7 1 0 0 ' * 101 -.. T og RAILWAY COMPANY AND ornms.-700,0001. IN for the same offence on the same day, and Mr. Hanbury iff under 1 1 per cent. The other leading lines are steady. .... Do. ao.lllo-1 100 102 106 - lower t I! Po nstrina. , was called and proved that he had given a license for the - stocks, !Polies. ; . The bill woe died for the purpose of determining the removal of the boll in question. As the defendant had London and North-Western stock is now quoted :::: 11 0 . c do . o . 18-.4 1.2: b o n 12,1 _ her, aud '. cos truotion of an agreement between the London and attended at the Clerkenwell Police-court twice, and at this 118 i to f ; Great Western, 52i to 53 ; Midland, . IMAG 3 Do.sp.e.Sp.ttoctiooo me es 80 126 to i Lancashire and Y or k s hi re, 123 i s o m lOlOOO OO 00z o. loo,Nov urrs .1868 : er... 100 700 101 1 Ist - Italian court no less than three ti mes, he (Mr. Ricketts) hoped - pat the I j sr a t Western Itliway Company, the Lancaster and Car- - standii tsoovered the • trates would dismiss the summons on the pap g ; South-Eastern, 68 to 691 ; Great Eastern, 30i 1,000,006 Do. 1872 d 0... 100 - - b i l e Railway Company, the Caledonian Railway Company, men 7l. l iTh e oasts. - Austri Tat 0110*to 31 ; Caledonian, to 125 • Metropolitan, 2 10: 00 0 11 sor t ril 6 per tt.,181 - 100 10 0 10 2 - IP* ai. shs Grad Northern Railwa y Com p an y , the North Eastern The magistrates, after hearing the statements of the 1331 to 1341 ; Great Orthern, 122 to 123 ; ditto Wow Do . 1878 100 101 103 1382 BO 101 105 - - shares she had /away Company, the North British Railway Company, police, dismissed the cue oa the payment of costs, which A, 130 t to 134 ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 200.000 Do. 1806 100 103 106 - are agi arising is sa d the Midland Railway Company. Theagreenteat, which Were at Once paid . • 22 to 2 . 3. mast Nate/ Gov. 6 per cent.. HO 97 10/ - is not ittrandsd ' i s known as the English and Scotch traffic arrangement, 106,061 New Brtuss.Gov.6peret. 100 SO 12 92 LATEST SPORTING INT ELL IGE NCE ' d ill . a eaa entered into in 1856, divided all the lines from yof the I Landon to Edinburgh and the north of Scotland into . - y, have declined 7s. 6d. via to 15/ to I. East Indian 6 isesut.,lB7l to 1376 100 90 12 _ ...,_. Do. Sp. c.lBBB to UM 100 M 86 85 - negoti Railway stock is unchanged, at 100 i to 101 L and 160,000 New Zealand 6per cent. 100 91 Si - The ad female the met mart route, the west coast route, and what is LONDON BETTING. Grand Trunk of Canada at 181 to i. 1,000,000 no. &per cent 100 73 95 id 76 neck and called the alternative route, and provided that all the pro- TWO o'Ciocir P.M. 550,000, Nova Scotts It p. e., 1376 100 93 96 ..- while had bias t c ede of the linm belonging to the parties to the agreement Business was brisk to-day, for, in addition - bills a 1 Closing prices I Sales to-day •• ... B.AastOov. 6 p.ct,1805 1410 - - 914 s hall go through the Railway Clearing-house to the forma, to the Goodwood Stakes, the Cup, which hu hitherto Sh. I Pd. I autwars. .... Do. IS7B and upwds. 100 102 164 - /ahead, s on Saturday. I to 1 p.m. Bank et • lim a lion of a common fund to be divided in certain proportion s been a dead letter, offered considerable scope for specula- " iou sittwi and utter .... 90 92 _ .... Vic.Gov.6p. c. Jan. July 100 - - - .... Do. 6p. ct Aprilikoc. 100 1031 1041 1641 31 Cox Browning, 1 ' pacified in • schedule to the agreement. The division Ron owing to the scratching of Gladiateur, who was M. 100 ;Caledonian - and upon f was to be upon the mileage principle, and it was required struck out on Saturday evening. For the Stakes, The l o° Dsmbriam o all 'Cork and Bandon ,13 IS - - FOREIGN moms. and I .of a child that there should be • mutual encouragement of traffic. Special still remains firm. There are no other changes of ea s u o mses il I 4 6 ... No. I Sh. I Bums. I Pd. I CI. prima I Balm. FOI it pay* M. 100 ,DuhlinandßeLfantJunc , 67 TO -- MOM 2 Alamillos Limitedi .• 2 • 14:11s. - in the The agreement was for 14 years. Up to 1863 the arrange. consequence. Annexed are the prices : •I A s but res Se 100 Dtuides,PerthotAbiiJal TO TX - 100,000 1 Anglo-Braz.Gold,Lim.) 9 .. par . - the home meet was acted upon, but the plaintiffs, who were the GOODWOOD STAKES. 100 all East London Scrip Cert. i- ,- ,- 20,000 20 Australian - _ 1 _ cent. ownersof smalllinesfron2Shepton to Ingleton and Leicester 3to 1 apt The Special (t) St 100 Do lO.OOO 6 Brazil L. &M.Co.iLine.) all , 1 2 I - of 1 head, sail to Within had opened in 1862 the Waverley route to 7to 1 - Midis oolt (off) St 100 :Glitagow and S. Wetter:l l 112 114 - 15,000 10 :Cape Copper (Lhalted. 7I 11 1.5 , - St. 100 Great Eastern Ord. St I 364 301 311 $Ol I 24, 2 .Lepula Silver (Limited . ) 118 s. 1 0 • - quote the young Scotland, and they contended that as this route was (stab- 9to 1 - Black Prince (o ff ) lit 100 IDe K Ant Stk., No.l 6 6 - 80070 6 Chentaleso.&S.liin.,L 2 I Idle 2 Inas under 1.00 to 7 - Sarney (o ff ) de. 100 areatgarthotticoilandi - - - 12.000, 40 Cobra Copper - Greel mewed to fished since the date of the agreement they were not 100 to 5 - Bartle (t) . de 100 !Great Northern ll2l US - 10,000 20 Coptapo limited) .... 161 24 , - Certi Le had beem . required to bring the proceeds into the common fund. 100 to 3 - Brother to Guerilla (off) Bt. 100 ,Do.A j A rec. no inv. un- I 180 131 - 100,0056 I Don Pedro, N. Del Bey 14e.• par • - with the . Under these circumstances the bill was filed for an injane- GOODWOOD CUP. St. 100 Do. B 1 tile p. c. Is paidll l - - - 23.0001 8 gut Del Rey (Limited) 21 „ri., -ex di st. 100 Do. New ha a' 25 pm. - -•-• 25,000. 2 , Finnan ; United ) .... all I 1 I - • c.'clock the ton to restrain the committee of the Claming-house from sto I apt Tourmalin (t) St. 100 ;Do. Ord. Def. Div. Mock - - - 50,000, 2 :Frontino& BoUviaGold 11 dm , _ Call, sto 1 - The Duke (off) at. too lat. South & W.M. (Ire.) - - dividing the fund, to have the right and interest under - 20,000, 20 General - Ac Peckham,loo to 15 - Regalia (off) St. 100 ', Great Western 624 63 631 3 61.000, 11 Kapuada United ) .. 11 1 dls: - the agreement ascertained , and for payment to the - Item( aslo to 1 - Windham (t) et. 100 I Do.fitourValGueStk - -mono 3 'Linares (Limited) ..... all 1 2 • - Peecpkmhgam, tame plaintiff of what was due to them on the division of the 100 to 7 - Janitor (off) Bt. 100 , Do. South Wales - - - 10,000 6 Lusitanian ,Limited).. 2 1 111 dis - known are 9 o remain at fund. The sum held in suspense by the committee of the 100 to 3 - Brown Bread (t) St 100 i Do. W. Yi d.-Ox/ord - - St. 100 ' Do. Do. Nert, 14 44 - _ 103,516 1 'Msriquita an - - - 60,000 4 .PanulcilM Copper (411 8 1 I die }pm - to 45 ration. On Clearing-house in consequence of these proceedings st. 100 Ipancashire&Yorke ire: 123 1234 1234 10,000, 40 PontribaudallverLeedl all 168 . - • situation amounta to no less than 732 400/. THE PROPOSED MEETING IN HYDE-P.4RK fit. 100 Loa,nraghto..kacout 93 95 - 100,000 5 ,fort Phillip 11 • , - Ini id go home, THIS EVENING. Sc. 100 ,Londoe,Chatham,ADov 21 23 211 • .. , 1 Saute Barb. Cold M. ~ L.) I Sir Roundell Palmer, Mr. W. M. James, and Mr. Speed di. 100 I Do. 11 et.Exten.A6p.c. - - - e h . il: e tain. 134,000 1 . Scottish Austral. 'Lim. , ' all I • I - a 3 tea appeared for the plaintiffs ; the Attorney-General, Mr. C. LATEST PARTICULARS. St. 100 I Loodoutt North Waite. 1181 1131 1181 19 1 81 2O 'St. John del Rey Lira .1 15 14749 ; 474 St. 100 'LondonicSouthWestern 924 434 - 43.174 30 Welted Mexican . Lirn. ! ' 28 Wll I - Gent Hall, and Mr. Williamson, for the London and North At 1 o ' clock .._ , , • __, c _ s ec .._ tD-Uay a notic e wall Mallen irOui 1 St. 100 I Man. Shef.,& Lincolnek , 69 SO 504 4 30,000 t ;Val Antitoxin Gold - 4 t during the Western and North Eastern Companies ; Mr. Bally and . - . . tier R ic ha rd - i pr examinationland-yard, signed by the chief commissioner, tar re es' co. New - 10,000 10 ,Vatioarrer Coal ,Lim.; 6, 8 2 dia. - Mr. Wickes's' for the North British Railway Company ; Mayne, announcing that the gates of Hyde-park 10 8 Do. Extension . 12 1 3 1 pm Pin - Mr. Brietowe , for the Caledonian Railway ; Mr. Meths:del too all Metropolitan District - - - 30,000 6 Washoe Gold 'Molted' an '1 2 - M ed had told would be closed against the public at and after 5 o'clock coin , 100 lO Do. do. do. - -pm - 60, 1 'Worthing , Liinited; .. all I 's neck anise for the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway : Mr. Rolt and this' evening. This notice is very extensively posted 10 lan Do. sat John's. Wood - - - 71 . 000 000 1 ,YorkePeninenla;lim.ll 1 I - whic times known Mr. Stevens, for the Great Northern Railway ; Mr. St. 100 Midland 126 1 - 46,000 a 'Yudansmetan• ;Um.) , all 1 r, - throughout the me lis.l rata xi under the Osborne and Mr. G. 0. Morgan, for the Glasgow and South la _ 9, 6 Do. M Shams 96 - _-- - either a fall Western Railway Compsnies ; Mr. Selwyn and Mr. Bag- Up to a late hour this afternoon the committee st :106 Do. Harm. d Derby. 91 96 lion dch witness abswe, for the Secretary of the cheateg.heese Committee ; appointed _to carry out the arrangements in reference to 25 . all *id Kent - - - PREFERENCE SHARES. dent it. 100 North British - Midland Consolidated 44 per cent. irredeemable, 100. examinatiim the intended demonstration in Hyds-park were engaged „.. 100 Do. min y er tionnt 2 , 2 , 0 the - FOREIGN RAILWAYS. I been bens and Mr. Shapter and Mr. F. P. Morris, for the Manchester, at the office of the Reform League, Adelphi-terrace, St 100 N. Ifestern-Berwick rice of the Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway. -Pm Great Luxembourg, l3f, 1, 1. believe that The arguments, which commenced on Tuesday last, were Strand, in finally settling the details to be observed by the 50 25 . It Do. Do. ueds o. N. IL Pima - - GS 71 - Imperial Mexican Railway (Limited), 7. prop several branches in the metropolis. The assembling of St.. 100 Do. York lO6 107 - Parie, Lyons, and Mediterranean, 341. of a only to-day brought to a close, the " Friends of Reform" and their progress to Hyde-park St. 100 . 1 Do. Carlisle - - Sambre and Meuse, 71. Id like to my The Vice - C h ance ll or re served judgment. sou all Do. Stock &Darling. fie Se - South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 16. Tt from the different points will take place according to the se 18 Do. do., 100001 - MISCELLANEOUS. of II of make any notice already published, and this morning badges of St. 100 North London - it be sworn. LORD MAYOR'S COURT. distinction (on which the word " Reform" is conspicuous) 10 7 Do. do, 1804 l2 pm - Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited hill, I, 1, f, 1). doll oat you. (Before the Right Hon. the Recorder and a Special Jury.) 10 7 Do. do., 1865 l2 pm - Atlantic Telegraph, guar. 8 per cent. (Lnn.), 31, i. mon were forwarded to the leaders belonging to the various die- st, 100 North Sta ff ordshire . 75 77 - Bombay (; as (Limited), 4 shal BAINBRIDGE V. THZ MAYOR AND CORPORATION OF LONDON._ City of Moscow Gas (Limited), 111 , pacl table, stand -THZ HOLBORN VALLEY IMPROVIDLNTS.-PROFITS ON tricts. The authorities in Scotland-yard continue firm in 84.. 84. 100 IN. &S. Western June 108 112 100 • Scottish Central - Credit Feucier and Mobilier of Eng. (Lim.), 41, 5 sin. CoNFICTIONZRY AND RWIETH. adhering to the inatructions Maned by Sir R. Blayne, and every 81. 100 Incottlsh N. K Aber. Stk. 416 67 - East Indian Land Credit and Finance (Limited), 21 to 3. I sea -I calm) This was a compensation claim by Mr. Bainbridge, the possible measure will be taken to prevent the meeting. St.. 1: 4 ! I • e 'leat eeh hlnald i jand - - _ il I was going confectioner, on Holborn-hill, for his premises and business - Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 3a. COli t one, know. resigned for the Holborn Valley improvement& The The Council of the Reform League seem eensible St. 100 ;South - Devon 44 48 66 69 684 - Hudson's Ray, 131 xd. Imperial Land Comp. of Marseilles (Lim.), i. Eg] sr that I wasof the di ffi culty they will have to encounter, St. No ;South Eastern claim was a large one, and the profits on sweets were - International Financial Society (Lim.) 31 to g. muntry. My stated to be about GO per cent. and have nearly abandoned all hope of being allowed to 2° all Ma ine * W°"* llltn o tr 71 84 St. 100 'Taff Vale - klillwall Freehold Land and Dock (Limited), 41. opted to ten Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Horace Lloyd were for the claimant ; assemble within the Park railings. Each division will 10 3 Do. C 2B pm - L 1 Natal Land and Colonizetiou Comp. (Limited), If. at for a walk. Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and the lion. Mr. Thesiger for the march in procession to Hyde Park, and, on failing It I:: Kilkenny; 7 lz al atel l. f.d rA : 1" 108 - National Discount Company (Limited), 131. wh , id before the Corporation. to gain admittance will proceed at once to Trafalgar re . 6 i Waterloo & Whitehall - - - - Penineular and Oriental Steam (New), 51 . '1 came round I • Mr. Bainbridge rented part of the premises from Mr. 63 65 - Royal 51311 Steam. 111. . Ere sitting nadir Charles Mocking the linendraper, at 160/. a year, on a square. In connexion with the demonstration St. ' 10e IWest Demean South African Mortgage and Investment (Limited), I. Au my arms, and lease granted in 1854 for 14 years. The noticetotreat by the several placards have been posted about the metropolis, s young girl's corporation was given nearly two years ago, and there were but none of these emanate from the League, with the BRITISH POSSOSIONS. _ dir . I only two years and a quarter of the lease unexpired. He WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) j policeman exception of a copy of Mr. J. Bright's letter, addressed to dh. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. I Closing prlciel Sales. ter, but afters had not been able to procure other premises, from the--_.___ En coming Wm • great price demanded. The gross profits in three years the secretary, on the " right of meeting in Hyde-park." 100 all ,AtlanticaSt. Lewrence i 62 64 , - It. 100 Born. liar. &C. lu. gsp.c. 991 1004 NI MONDAY, JCLY 13, 8 LK. is ned her state. were 5,3211., and at 57 per cent, would be 966/. in each The following attracted much attention : 20 8 Do. F Shares I }Ms !pm - ,F. Extreme. to*, am ) year u net profits. The premises were now worth 303/. • "MEETING IN HYDE PARK. IA all 'Buffalo & Lake Huron j 4 I - iB. 1 1..1 M. !no' .----•----- ‘ 1 W. N. Ito a very painful year. "Whereas, from information I have received, it appears 10 all . Do. Preference 174 I - 1 1 1 121 F. D. 9. d ot I 'as correct, it Mr. Lloyd asked for two years' profits for the removal. roe 100 .Baff.,llrantottloderichi I - - . that certain persons have wilfully and maliciously dared to i • 6 per cent 1572-3-4 .., 76 SO 1 - Nairn ' - '--! - -1 - - -1 - - wii n some of the The profits were large on " sweets," and as no other pre get poseession of opinions, and incite others to think for St 100 •Cal. T. Kastern sp. e.g.' - - - of the date nines could be obtained, it was not too much to ask for st. 100 Cape Y. & Dock 6p.c.g. , 65 60 - Aberdeen I - 1 -, - - , , _ ce dead. two years' profits. themselves-at all times an operation dangerous to the 100 all Demersrami.c.pef.' 100 102 - Leith I Animism .. 1 3044.591 S.E. 2, 3 N. has - 1 the vete, returned •,r - I Mr. Bainbridge was called as the first witness, and ex- established order of things and to eas t i ron policemen in St. 1 0 0 Ess l Bengal go. 6 0.• • • 10 0 101 - Greeinnuale 3O 17 58 N. 1I 3 K N.E. ino I - 1 a accidentally amined at some length. particular ; and, It 100 East Indian gr. 6 d 0... I 1004 1014 i 1011 4 1001 raleutM 34.0461! N. 1 1 S. f! - 1 i ns The case had the appearance of occupying the whole day, St, 100 Grauu Trunk ofcauadm is to to i 'aria Clear 30.07 -: N. E. 3 4 8.6. ro - 2 " Whereas, such persons, instead of being content with roo all . Do. Equip. M.11.60.ct 185 87 I - been returned but it suddenly came to an end. Liverpool 80.04 65 W.N.W. IIsIN.W, bo - 1 A .e accused. Counsel on both sides consulted, and a verdict for 2 , 0001 . the glorious privilege of being allowed to live within the 100 all Do. Ist pref. ends ... •54 67 ' - 100 all Do. do. deferred' 48 62 1 - Holyhead - 2 was agreed upon - -200/. fur the leasehold interest in the limits of my jurisdiction, have dared to call upon others of ma • all Do. 2nd preL Bonds.. 48 62 , - Penzance 3lOO 64 E. 45 1 E.. eb - 3 an: Brest .. - 3 premises, and I,dool. as compensation for loss of businesa the order to meet together, and express their opinions 100 . all . Do. do. deferred 45 60 , - Lorient - 2 k ll ERA, by the removaL 100 all Do. 3rd pref. Stock.. i3B 42 , - Rochefort.. . 11.80 Sol E. '2' 4 ' M. or I - 2 - in a public manner ; and 100 all Do. do. deferred. 86 89 - Verdict socordingly.Plymouth - 1 CO ary Secretary, ... " Whereas , it is contrary to the regulations of Scotland- 100 all . Do. tth Pret moos• •i 23 26 I - 100 all 1)0. do. deferred ti 25 - Weymouth - 3 C o rP OOI . yard, that anyone should possess an opinion of his own, at no Great Indian Peninsula 105 1064 1 - Portsmouth 30.0061 NE.2• 3 ' R. c- 1 (cal Officer of THE POLICE COURTS. such possession being unlawful and felonious, and dealing 20 is Do. pia. 5 per cent.. • Ipm - Loudon - - Yarmouth so 0455 N. N. K 2 4 N.N.K. o - 2 of r 21,1866. (THIS DAY.) . to my welfare (the public weal being of secondary r it 1 DD.3.,;. New d 0..... do * ••• , I 1 Ipni - • Scarborough. 30.09 50 5. N. E. 3 4 N. N.E. co - 3 of stir wish that • lOm - Shields 30.12 511 N.R. 1 2 N.B. c- 3 _.___ importance). St. 100 Ot. S. of India g. 6p. ct.. 974 94 99 Helder - - - I.• ' - - -- - ye formula whisk "This is to give notice.-1. That no person shall here - - SOUTHWARK.. . st. 100 Do. ai per cent. ...., 91 93 - . . St 2 Do. REM A RKS. I -- •- • • - - • Do. 3rd pref. Stock Do. do. deferred , Do. 4th pref. Stock Do. do. deferred teat Indian Peninsula Do. gun 5 per cent Do. New d 0... Do. New it. S. of India. B. S p. ct Do. 41 per cent. Do. ary Secretary, Tool. kcal Offloer oL y 21,1866. our wish that formula which visitors during diarrlicea when 'dance of a play. ,confeetionopri, eta: precipitat, arb. ammonia), 'he dose of this ul to a dessert. hours, or mugs urgent. from half to • cur. When the ig powder had 1 oz. ; aseehar. pule. cinnamon, Mix. The doss is n teaspoonful SOUTHWARK. DAZING STREET ROBBERY. Janes Jackson alias Pricitley, a smart-looking young fellow, was charged with stealing a parcel containing books of some value, from the person of Samuel Zaptrois, near the railway-station at the Blackfriani-road. The prosecutor, an Austrian Jew, said he was a tra veller for Messrs. Virtue and Co., book publishers, City-road. About ten o'clock at night he was about to enter the premises of the railway near Black friars-bridge, with a valuable parcel of books under his arm, when it was suddenly snatched from him by some person behind him. He turned round immediately and saw the prisoner and another young fel low running from him under the arches. Witness called out " Stop thief" and " Police," and pursued them, but one of them threw the parcel away, and he lost sight of them. Shortly afterwards he saw the prisoner in custody. The magistrate asked whether he saw the prisoner be fore the parcel was snatched frim him ? Witness replied in the negative. William Cummings, 197 M, said that about half-past 10 he was on duty in Warwick-street, Blackfriars-road, with Brassy, lel M, when he saw the prisoner coming towards him, running at a rapid pace from the direction of the railway, followed by persons calling out " Stop thief." Witness pursued him, and after a smart chase and sevens struggle captured him. The prosecutor then came up, aid sail he was one of the men who had stolen a parcel of books from him. At that time Brassy, the other officer, came up with the parcel. The latter constable said that as he was pursuing the prisoner a lad called out to him, and on looking round he showed him the prosecutor's parcel which he said he had picked up in the road. The magistrate asked if the lad was in court. Witnem replied that he was not, but if • remand was granted he could be produced. He (the officer) understood that be saw the parcel thrown away. The prisoner denied having been concerned in the rob bery. He was running like other people after the thief. (Laughter.) Cummings said he should be able to produce evidence on a future occasion that the prisoner was connected with a notorious gang of street thieves. The magistrate remanded him. GREENWICH. SLEEPING IN BARNS. -A COURAGEOUS WOMAN. haat Pilch, a tall, powerfully-built fellow, whose face 'bowed that he had suffered considerable punishment, was charged before Mr. Traill, with indecently assaulting a pal 13 years of age. The evidence disclosed a state of things not easily conceivable as existing within the metropolis. At a farm in the parish of Lewisham, and about six miles from the City of London, area number of labourers of both sexes emPirreed, and for their sleeping accommodation a number 0 ! bus are set apart, formed into compartments amdar to ordinary stalls in stables, the place of "et being • litter of straw. la one of these compartmenta the father of the complainant, with three children, were " accommodated." The three children had laid down to rest, and shortly after 9 e'clock at night the prisoner and another man entered the barn. The man laid down on his share of straw, and Met to sleep ; but shortly afterwards the prisoner went 9 ,e __where the children were sleeping and conducted "aell in a scandalous manner, leaving no doubt e , what his intentions were. The screams of the teelplainant and a younger sister were heard by a Mrs. Metter, • woman engaged on the farm cooking for those foundYed She went to the barn, the door of which was fastened. Fortunately, she knew how to unfasten n. and on rushing into the barn she found the Pneiner in the compartment where the children "re bing. She at once seized the prisoner, when a severe, struggle took place, in which the prisoner was r eet-M. down three times, receivi-g the injuries to his 'ee and finally held by her until moistenee arrived, when he ene handed over to the custody of the police. Yr. Train said it was most disgraceful that such a state of weetas should be allowed to exist as the sleeping of both In compartments of a barn such as that described, the set being that tramps were employed at such wages IT they were unable to obtain the accommo rle( afforded even at the village alehouse. • ••• impossible, in this state of things, but that 144 7 immoralities and indecencies took place. The pri fteo•epeared to have received no small amount of sum rlirl Punishment from the woman, who bad come to the 1 ,_, 9 a of the complainant, in addition to which he should • sentence him to one month's imprisonment with 4 ' 19 labour. after think for himself, speak for himself, or do anything for himself, or on account of any other person (except me), without a licence given under my hand. "2. That no person shall go to the Hyde park Meeting, or anywhere else within the limits of the Metrolopus, without a license under my hand, and a notice thereof of 24 hours. "3. That no one shall be allowed to carry sandwiches except the officers ender my orders, who must parade in house-areas only. " 4. That every male adult shall forthwith sign adeclara tion admitting that he derives from me alone the right to think, epeak,est, drink, live, or die within my jurisdiction, and all persons refusing obedience shall be used for practice upon in cutlass drill by the most inexperienced of my officers. 15 151 51 5 Ms 91 93 83 86 11 1 dls 98 99 89 91 85 sr 1 Cit. Western of Canada Do. New 110.6p.c Bde.pay.lB7S D0.5.} do. do 1077-8. Ind ianßrauch lied ; Madras p. cent. Do. do. 4I do Do. do. 4 do Do. Fifth Eitedsloll • M ell). Corp. 6 per e. lid. Meth and Hobaon's Bay. 60 110. 6p. et., pay.l6oo 100 Do. sp. et., pay. 1805 04 N. B. f Camel) c. lstp. 11 00 lAciude, gua 5 per cent. 06 I Do. Delhi do 96 I Do. do. do. • 1 Do. Funjaub do. I 961 Do. Indus St. blot. doo Bammeters are falling this morning over the British Isles and on the weal coast of France. Temperatures generally have changed but little. 'Chu winds are still chiefly northerly and easterly, light to moderate. Fug is reported from 'several places on our western coasts. The ..Vort/imiipton Herald states that tle office of Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs was offered by the Earl of Derby to Sir Rainald Knightley, M.P., one of the members for the southern division of the county. The Chief Baron has appointed Mr. Henry James, of the Oxford circuit, to be " Postman," and the Hon. Alfred Thesiger, of the Home Circuit, " Tubman " in the Court of Eichequer. A LILLIPUTIAN SHIP.—A DARING VOYAGE.— Another of those single-handed expeditions, the only result of which hitherto has been to secure for their projectors • fleeting popularity and a nameless grave, started yester day, in the shape of the little ship Yankee Doodle, twenty-six feet long and three feet wide. Its cap tain is William Hudson, a man of that florid com plexion and light hair, which denote the brave and san guine temperament ; its crew a mate of his, named Fitch, and • dog. The only points of superiority about the Yankee Doodle over the little skiff which started for Europe before are that the former is a full-rigged ship in miniature, and has the advantage of a below deck. Else, there is not mush to choose, it is to be feared, between the rashness of the one and the other. The old sailor friends of the captain, who accompanied him in the steamer S. O. Pierce to the lightship off Sandy Hook yesterday. are afraid they shall never grasp their companion by the hand again. For himself, Captain Hudson was to the last equable and hopeful, and if cool ness and courage could insure a safe passage he would be at she Paris Exposition with his brave little stip yet. But, as this brief notice of hie sailing is written, and the dark ness of the night is quickly gathering over the waters, the reflection is inevitable that in the silent watches of mid night, in tempestuous seas and gales, the brave men—brave even if foolhardy— will have terrible sufferings to undergo, even should they reach the goal at —New lurk Herald, July 11. A BALLOON ON THE WATER. —On the 7th inst., Professor Lowe and another gentleman started on an aerial excursion in the balloon " United States" from the Aeronautic Amphitheatre, at the Park, New York. After some time, while the balloon was over Long Island Sound, the Professor jocularly proposed to his companion to try a sail in the balloon on the water, and after having refreshed themselves from divers bottles which had been provided for the contingency of either of the voyagers getting thirsty—they decided to attempt the arid. " Gradu ally," the account says, " losing its buoyancy as a conse quence of the valve being opened, the inflated monster neared the earth. Trees, houses, ships, and the water itself, which had appeared so insignificant • minute before, gradually grew in size and importance, until it seemed as though the balloon were about to sink ' into the bowels of the earth ; but when within 1 00 feet of the surface the buoy was lowered into Pelham bay. Here one of the most picturesque sights it is possible to imagine was presented. The white sails of a hundred pleasure boats were moving slowly along the calm Bur ' face of the water while along the shore tourists in cos ' tomes light as air lazily held fishing rods with quiet I . enjoyment. A dozen skiffs were put off with friendly offers of assistance to the balloonists ; but the air ship itself skimmed the surface of the water with the grace of a bird. Despite the trifling inconvenience of wet jackets and spoiled provisions, the sail, although of short duration, was thoroughly enjoyable. In a few minutes • after this peculiar ' landing,' the balloon was surrounded by boats, and, taking advantage of the friendliness of their occupants, the aerial travellers got into one of them and were rowed in triumph to Island( 'ity, Westchester county." REMARKABLE E SC APE. —The following is an ex tract of a letter received from Captain W. M'Culloch, of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's 1 nitlitatt.o7sier Rangoon glonl.l?mbay),.(bud Seer,. July 11: . .tune , while steaming against a strong monsoon and high sea, a man was washed overboard from the bowsprit. The sea was too heavy to lower a boat wi th out greatly endangering many other lives, besides the ft of its being night time. I eonaequently forbade lowering I a boat, and manoeuvred theship so es to drift as nearlydowu 1 upon the man as I could judge. For more than twenty I minutes did the ship drift ; perfect silence kept ; men ' looking and listening intently ; engines ready to go ahead or astern should we hear any cry ; when suadealy a faint cry was heard, and, under Providence, right in the way the ship was drifting. A few minutes more he was along side and on board, but quite exhausted. He said, after wards, he had only floated, the sea being too heavy for swimming, and, as the ship apparently left him at first, he had given up all hopes. It certainly was one of the most Providential escapes from drowning ever known." Gazer NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN•ROAD, Imnroros, N.—Nember of patients for the week ending July 21, 820, of which 293 were new sass. ears of age is sixpence. Boil d they will keno " Provided, nevertheless, that such persons, upon a peti tion from the House of Commons by the Speaker on his lances, and from the Lords spiritual and temporal in sack. cloth be allowed in lien thereof—To be shot in Hyde. park.—Given at our Bastille, in Scotland-yard, this a/th day of July, " BICH ‘RI) MAIN-FORCE, " Metropolitan Pole-axe." ese powders, the Dwell' of pereame Lnel rung out at pentine, or clo th to be mixed with put into Baniteil feet are cold, or wee, and feet bot allowing facts ;ht painless= be easily plaint, however r at the digs's' ivercrowding 111 e at this U • person, should the floors at lead of their bedrooms weather is mid open during the tensile the fink them during the of the yo ,, tint or p hould always ems ne, and should lm All underclothes rtied should bell water.—l remoist W. Taigas. • DAY.) istorical section of ting at the Berl president/ of * IP minater. A Pere ll on " Reeentehl The report d petlition of the d, and an interest' h it followed. 10111 sphs, upwards many Of them fee o Lake of Golilo• rith phlns of bond' hibitea and toot ruing was issued e Moral and YAW 864-5, including • wing the last few wetly, the 000dit 1411 r of its go vellu curren t week lt i) are Crisf* e° " re (to-nigbt) ; 0 .! / L'Etoite du Yore l " for the benefit or B principal 1 tirinlia (Th•" aB _, l Y ) it tun' e--Frdo Gye an 110811". it her 3W O [me de Murska_ fis d YdUe . Trou"*"-Nooe Light); - le Diable (W. sod the 1114"Plie - 4,113 ! HIGHGATE. TEE CATTLE-PLAGUE REGULATIONS. 7'horiar Cross, of the New Cattle Market, a s ilt, ll dealer ea slaughterer, in an extensive way of was summoned for having unlawfully, at the M i rk of Homey, cauee d a b u ll t o b e moved along a chi *I Y ahnea the Archway-road without having a Limas j Mated sooordinr to law to do so.. itt Ricketts, solicitor, of Frederick-street, Gray's-inn- HERTFORDSHIRE ELECTION.-(THIS DAY.) The election of a member to represent the county of Herts in parliament in the place of Sir Edward Lytton, who represented the county for 14 years, and who has been called to the House of Peers, took place this morning. Mr. H. H. Toulmin, the high sheriff of the county, pre sided. There was n large number of horsemen and a good many carriages, and although it was known that there was to be no contest, the proceedings appeared to create con siderable interest. Mr. T. F. Halsey proposed Mr. Abel Smith, and Mr. 1 1 . Heathcote seconded the nomination. There being no other candidate, the high sheriff, amid loud cheering, declared Mr. Smith duly elected. Mr. ABEL SMITH then addressed the electors, and after expressing his satisfaction at the honour that had been conferred upon their lite distinguished representative--a feeling which ho believed was shared by every mem ber of the community—hoped that Lord Lytton might lice for many years to enjoy the honour that had been conferred upon him by his sovereign. (Loud cheers.) The hon. gentleman proceeded to avow himself a supporter of the government of Lord Derby, and ex pressed his opinion that the honour and interest of the country would be perfectly safe in his hands. A resolution of thanks to the High Sheriff terminated the proceedings. Mr. George Morris, secretary of the National Provident Institution, of which he was a founder, died at Blackheath on Thursday last, aced 54, after • long and painful illness. He has left a widow and three daughters. THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT EXHIBITION. —We understand that the Lords of the Committee of Council on Education have decided that the Exhibition of National Portraits, at South Kensington, will be closed on Saturday, the 18th August, and that from Monday, the Gth August. to the close, the price of admission will be reduced to threepence each person ; and children of schools for the poor, accompanied by their teachers, will be admitted on payment of one shilling for every thirty students and one teacher. REPRESENTATION OP THE DENBIGHSHIRE Bo- ROUGHS. —At the nextelection for the Denbigh boroughsthe present representative, Mr. Tovroshend Mainwaring, who voted with the Aduilamites, will be opposed by Mr. Wat kin Williams, the barrister, who is • native of Denbigh shire, well known, from his contributions to the press some years ago, as a stanch liberal and an earnest advocate of religious liberty. The Carnarronsiare Herald says : " Much and highly as they esteem Mr. Mainwaring, their duty, principle, and country demand that they should readily recognise and support the claims of Mr. Williams." The Wrexham Advertiser says that in a published letter from Mr. Mainwaring to Mr. Watkin Williams, the former quietly accepts the challenge, and is apparently mud that he has found • fueman wor thy of his steeL He says " If I have an antagonist at the next election, I hope it may be yourself, for if I win I shall have gained a victory over an opponent in many respects my superior ; and if I lose, the Denbighshire boroughs, which it has so long been my pride to represent, will have • representative of whom th may be justly proud." 1170101 MEETING AT EVDDEBAFIELD. --On Saturday afternoon a great reform meeting was held in St. George's•square, Haddonfield. A great numbn of persons came in from the out districts, accompanied by bands of music, of which 13 entered the square, and when the assembly was at its height, there were several thou sands of persons in tie squirt. It was found neemeary to hold two meetings, one at the upper and the other at the lower part of the square. JOINT STOCK BANES. ANia BASES. Agraft Ilastermana 26 I Albion I 10 I AllianceLon.A.Liverpool 26 Anglo Austria I n 6 Anglo Egyptian , 20 ; Anglo Italian ,Limited`.' 20 Asiatic Bank Cor. new els' 10 I Australasia all n an k o f neinencolumbial all Do. New. issued 2 pni ! 6 Bank of Egypt , all Bank of London , 10 I Bank of Otago (Limited!' 10 ! Bank of Queensland 25 Bankof V(ctoria,Australl 25 , Bank of New Zeidand 1 10 liarned'sliauk Limited', 10 Braziliankrortaguese:L. 10 British dr Californian.L), td British N. America . all I CharlesLaMtte &Co. 6 C. Bk. India, Aua., China) all Chart.. Mar. of India.itni all City Colonial 125 I I disc Com. Bank of Canada , all Com. Bank of India, ~ all 1 I Consolidated Bank (L) Delhi mid Loudon ! 25 Eoatern Exchange(Lirs.)l English and American . English Joint Stock (L.) Eng.Scot.tt Anal. Chartel' English and Swedish (LI! European Bank: Limitedj Ilimluan.Chlna&Jan. k L ltnperial Bank ;Lhnited,i Imperial Ottoman s lonian Do. New Land Mort. Bk. IndisqL I Do.* c. Deb.. 1864, SO yrs Lon. Bk. of Ileiteo,&c.(l.4 Loudon and iiradlian Do. New London& itiverPlate(l Do. New, Ise. at 16 pin Do. do. do Lon. Ch. Bank of Matti London and County London Joint stock London & South African Lon. & S. Western ;Lim.! London &Venentela(L. London & Westminster. Merchant Bank tLtm.) . Do. New Mercantile dalacban;L: Metro. & Prov. liank(L' Midland Bank (Um National of Anstralaida National of Liverpool N. Pro. off England Do. Bad & ard issue National Bank New South Wales New Zealand (Limited) North Western Oriental Bank Corpora Ode at. Com. B. L late°. C Do. do. lateN. Y Do. do. lasteF.C Pros in. BanklngOorp.(L) Provinc. of Ireland kinds, Pant ,& Delhi (L) Do. hayed at S pm South Australia Stand. of B. S. Africa Do. do. ma at 6 pm. Union of Australia Union of Ireland (Lim ) Ualoa of London 25,000 41,000 27,210 20,000, dWr 7 5 dia 4 2 dial 2 1 dia, 8 6 dia 9 7 die _4 _a 3032 8 8 die' 8 41S 17 13 01s1 88 41 - 2 - 0 pini 20 10 di. ' 2 1 4161 6 341. id 48 17 37 13 4L id lipm 2,066,693, St. "last and Wept India .;100 120 LA 12,000 10 General Ploatlm Do. k 6 6T8,110 St I London &St K 0111411,100 IS 70 1,002600 100 Mo. Deb. St 4p. mat an 115 IS 000,006 St 'Southampton wool St ' Surrey Commercial lOO -- i2:oii]iiio 20,020 , 100 20,0001 25 10,021100 05.000 50 DOCILL it 10141 4 2 (Us 4 2 dis 15 12 as 19 20 13 11 du 13 11 dis 4 6 6 8 pru 2 11.1ir 1 lit. 1 ,116 83 86 7 6 (114 10 6 dis 11 1 (ILI 8 10 pm t 3pm 1 Ipm 12 33 65 d 7 44 46 14 16 4 2 die. 7 Wind! 96 98 16 17 8 6 di* 11 9 dl- , 1 9 7 Ms 9,1' S t die tipml • 4 pm' 88 70 ite 43 40 leits po the 1 pm, _64111 6 3 au k 6 6 as' 79 81 23 30 ii 10d4 7 5 dis 48 50 7 541. 44 48 id Pd ICL prices. I Saba - I-. 1. 96 5} K '_ B~IIL 64 641 17 ID 12 dla dla 81 I 8 1 ri Ilk 12 - 22 6.2 441 961 7 11I; xd 48 - : - .- I id MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)I COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& thins o'OLocit. 1 The English funds opened firmly this morning, but are now rather dull, upon some speculative realisations, and the present prices are I per cent. lower than on Saturday. British railways, foreign stocks, and banking and financial shares are steady. Italian bonds of 1861 show no change, notwith- standing the virtual defeat of the Italian fleet by the Austrian squadron. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares however, have given way. American securities are again better. The amount of business generally is not large, a disposition being shown both by speculators and investors to await the result of the negotiations for peace. The demand for money to-day is very moderate, while the supply has increased. Good three months bills are discounted at 9 per cent., or 1 below the Bank minimum. Consols are now quoted 881 to f for money, sad 881 to f for the account (August 9). Foreign stocks are quiet, and the only changes in the speculative descriptions are a rise of 1 per cent. in Greek, and a decline of 1 in Turkish of 1865. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are now quoted 51 to 53, ex div. ; ditto of 1865, 281 to ; Greek, 111 to 121 ; Spanish Passive, 191 to ; ditto Certificates, 151 to 1 ; Italian, 1861, 55 to 1, ex div. ; Brazilian scrip, 3to 2 dia. ; and Mexi can, 171 to I. American securities continue in request, and at tained a fresh rise of Ito f per cent. 5-20 bonds axe quoted 701 to 711 ; Erie Railway shares, 441 to 45 ; and Illinois Central, 791 to 80. International Financial shares are now quoted if to 11 die. ; London Financial, 11 to 10 dia. ; General Credit, If to 11 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 31 to 31 dis., ex div. ; and National Discount, Bto + Prem. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have re ceived a letter from their agents at 'Vera Cruz, of which the following is a translation. It commani cates the satisfactory intelligence of the resump tion of remittances upon a large scale for the divi dends on Mexican Bonds. It is a great pity that the requisite action was not taken in this matter before, as in that case the bondholders would probably have escaped the default in the payment of their dividends which has now actually occurred: Vera Cruz, June 26,1866. The Custom-house is going to deliver to us for account of Mexican dividends, 600,000 dollars, of which 350,000 dollars are in bills on Mexico, and 250,000 dollars in money here. Consequently, by order of Mr. F. Glennie, we shall ship to your consignment by . the next English packet, 230,000 dollars, which please insure. (Signed) VIVA ITEkIMANOR, in liqn. ' The gold operations at the Bank on Saturday comprised the influx of 20,000 sovereigns from Egypt, and the withdrawal of 25,000 for Belgium. A general meeting of shareholders in the East London Bank (Limited) is called for the 31st when a dividend is to be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the City of London Brewery Company (Limited) is called for the Ist of August, when a resolution for declaring an interim dividend will be submitted. A general meeting of the Grosvenor and West End Railway Terminus Hotel Company (Limited) is called for the ith August, for the purpose, amongst other objects, of determining upon the declaration of a dividend. Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of Smith, Knight, and Co. (Limited), is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 28th inst. Vice-Chancellor Wood proposes, on the 30th inst., to make a call of 11. per share on the class A contributories of the English Widows' Fund and General Life %slim-arum Association. The Master of the Rolls proposes, on the Gth of August, to make a call of V. per share on the contributories of the Professional Life Assurance Company. Travers's Circular gives the following comparison of the present position of the Bank, and the price of Consols, with the corresponding date of last year : At present. flame date last year. Bank coin and bullion . £13,645,975 ... L 15,083,367 Bank reserve of notes 2,498,455 . 6,594,445 Notes in circulation 25,421,380 . . V,Z11,43.5 Rate of discount Price 421' C055.14 SATORIDAT E'vnnito. Consols, which closed yesterday at 881 to for the 9th of August, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 88g to b. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88k, ; ditto, for account, 88a, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, K ; New Three per Cents., 871, d ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 70 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, Bs., 15s. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was rather dull. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, the March being quoted ss. dis. to par, and the June par to ss. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were upon a larger scale, and prices were again better. Mexi can Bonds were in great request, and experienced a rise of about 2i per cent., owing to the receipt of satisfactory news frrnn Mexico, as given below. Italian of 1865 also improved 2 per cent. ; ditto of 1861, 1i ; Peruvian of 1862, Russian of 1822, and Turkish of 1862, 1 ; Portuguese, ; Turkish of 1865 and Brazilian scrip, I ; and Spanish Passive, 1. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ONE o'CLoca. In the mining market to-day the chief feature is a stmng demand for Prince of Wales shares, which have risen to 23e. to 255. upon the receipt of favourable advice* from the mine. East Caradon are quoted 7 to 71 ; East earn Brea, 20.. to 255. ; North Treskerby, 2to ; East Lovell, 6tolr ; and Great Vor, 18 to The Stanaries Court hag ordered the Godolphin Hill Mining Company to be wound up. Vice-Chancellor Wood proposes on the 30th inst. to make a call of 1/. per share on the contributo ries of the Buller and Bertha Mine Company, and on the 31st a call of 1/. 10s. on those of the South Lady Bertha Copper Mining Company. Tea FENIAN HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS IN BOSTON. —BoaroN, JULY 10, 1866 —Chief Organiser Stevens ar rived here this evening awl received an enthusiastic re ception at the depi.t, and was escorted to the Tremont house by • large crowd of Fenian. He was sub sequently serenaded and appeared awl made a speech upon the balcony of the house. lie said that it had been stated that the Fenian spirit was dying out, but in behalf of the Irishmen in the Isle of Erin he denied any such accusation, for the Irish heart cannot be shaken by any misunderstanding from the pur pose which has animated their whole lives. They would fight and strive for it for ever, and not give up the cause of Ireland until the power of Greet Britain is broken, and broken on Irish soil. He said he would be more plain, and in the name of God promise war between Ireland and England on Irish soil within a year. In conclusion be appealed to Americans for assistance and non-interference in his plans.—Yea' York Herald. COAL IN NEW ZEALAND. — CoaI has been found to exist in immense quantity, widely distributed all over the colony. As yet the absence of cheap means of transit, the dearness of labour, and want of capital, have pre vented any extensive development of the coal fields of the , colony ; but it cannot be doubted that the and the drawbacks will decrease with the progress of settlement in crease of population, and the coal deposits of New Zea land will prove • source of national wealth.--Littleton Timm. QUZENSLAND.—The last year allows a total re venue, including land orders, of 631,4311. The expendi ture was 617,996/. The ways and means for 1867 are estimated to amount to 800,000(., and the expend s to 719,0001. A new loan of 1, 226 , 4501 . is proposed plete the railways, for public works (including tie light 1- houses on Bustard He ad and Band y Cape), and for imm gration. —Brisbane parr. PATENT-OFFICE MllSZtrlt, SOUTH ICZNEEKOTON. —Number of visitors for the week eluding July 14, 1,87& Total number since the °pante( of the free deep (12th May, 1858), 1,032,V0. MARK-LlWf.. —crms DAY.) . . The supply of English wheat on sale in our market M iley was limited, but in fair average condition. The accounts in reference to the crops being vesi ec tourabis, the demand for all kinds was heavy, at a in the qvatetioas, compared with Monday last, of quite i ze quarter, and at which a total clearance was not el There was rather a large quantity of foreign wheat oa the stands. Even the (Meet samples were much neglected, although holders were willing to accept 2a. to Sa. per quarter less money, compared with this day ee'snight. 11 any English barley was on show ; but the supply of was good. Sales progressed slowly, and prices gave way ld. per qr. Malt was in full average supply, and moderate request, on former terms. The inquiry for cats was smtPewhat heavy, and the vs* Wires gave way Is. per quarter. Hams moved eft heavily, at Ia per qr. less mon% In peas next to nothing was doing, at a decline of Is. per qr. Flour was heavy, and country markets &disked 2a per 20811 m. The arrivals of grain -laden vessels off coast were veal small. The cornet being almost entirely free from arrived =of wheat, the transactions in them were meow ery much restricted. However, there were very few buyers at haml,and, although importees were wilbUg to aceolvi lower rates, the demand for grain on or for leeward shipment was by no means active. • ka, arrived, found buyers at 47e. per 4921b5. ; &lonics, 435. ; white, 53e. to to 535. 4;1. per 4801bs. Kubanke, to be shipped in Augyastar September, 475. to 471. 3d per 49611 n. In maize ales progieesed slowly, and the value of fine cargoes declined 6d. to ls. per qr. ; whilst inferior qualities were only disposed of submitting to a reduction varying from Is. to ls. 6d. per quarter. Moldavian, arrived, 295. to 29a. 3d. Galata, Va. 3d., per 492115. ; Walachian, 27a. ; Ibrail, 265. ; Mixed American, 275. 3d. to Vs. 6d. ; Bulgarian, 255. 641. per 480th.. Arrived cargoes st Barley were in request at fully late rates; but these being none on offer, and the prices demanded by im porters for grain on passage being far too high for would- be buyers, business in this article was necessarily at • standstill. No sales were reported in rye ; Odessa, 2Ss. or Vs. per 4.901ba. The trade for Beans continued in the same unsatisfactory state. Bar bary, 37a. to 36a. per 2.•SOlba. Nicolaieff milletseed changed bands at 21s. per 4861b5. There was a limited demand for oats ; St. Petersburg, 17s. 6d. to 21s. per qr. Linseed was but little sought aft,r. Calcutta, June, July, or Angus* shipment, 635. Ca. to (14.. per 4101 be. Bombay, in ware house, 665. ; Calcutta, 665. to 66.. 6d. ; Black Sea or Azoff, 60a. ; St. Petersburg, 59a. per qr. The following aro the quantities of Kist India linseed estimated afloat for this country Calcutta to London .. Calcutta to Li% erpool Bombay to London . Bombay to Liverpool Black sea, for orders 1866. Qrs. 15,445 5,788 646 8,702 47,000 88,555 22,575 22,575 16,0814 23,511 27,000 Total Owing to the shortness of the supply, Linseed cakes ruled steady in price, but the demand for them was by no mauls active. London made, 11/. to 117. Is.; New York, in barrels, 10/. ss. to 101. 10s. ; West American , in bags, 91. 15s. to 101.; Western, 91. 124. eel. to N. 11..; and Marseilles, 81.158. per ton. Cottonsved cakes, British made, realied 4/. 7s. 6d. to 4/. 10s. per ton. Rapeseed moved off slowly, and the quotations had a drooping tendency. Guzerat, in WlllO. house, 5Se. to 594. ; Fcrozepore,33A. to 53e. Ga. ; Calcutta, 525. ; Wild Black Sea or Azoft, 20.. to 275. per qr. nexed are the quantities oflrepeeeml estimated afloat from the Rest hulks for this country : 1886. Qa. 18,789 6,780 5,088 8,832 5,000 Calcutta to London .. Calcutta to Liverpool. Botnbay to Gordon_ Bombay to Liverpool Black B,:s kr order 4. 1865. 15,115 3,043 7,834 9,183 20.000 Tot d Cottonseed was very quiet. Egyptian, arrived, V. es. per ton. ARRIVAL or Sr.Eo9.—English-•Rzeseed, 1..9; and sundry, qrs. Foreign—Linseed, ; rapeseed, 5,915; maize, 5,3 m) ; and hundry, 70 qrs. Ezeours.— Oil, 1,564 ; mustardseed, 15 qrs.; and Hour, 218 cwt. OATS. Bcntch potato ... Irish, whito 6e.~Me. 11 1 / a wn OW'' Tick Harrow ricAa Per Qr. S. G. . SS to 22. 21 to IS 19 to IS •1 to 64 41 too 44 to 47 47 to 141 Grey Maple White • ---- Boilers FLOUR $7 to W 40 to 43 $9 to 39 to a Town made, per 280 Ilr llounehold Country Norfolk and Suffolk, w ship 34 to 16 wn EAT. Use:, Kent, Tett old, 41 to 51 pNw 43 to 49 white, utl 03 to L 7 No r rt. . :I. fic ne n w int l ' int4 n ..:l w n 42 4° 54 BA . ItLif. Malting Distilling .... Grinding MALT 4t to 62 33 to 43 34 to 38 30 to 33 Fames, lortdii,no i tiuttolk MI to M Kingston and Mara as to ta Brown 4J to :.4 RYN . 28 to 28 o.iw. English, fe.tl fn to 27 :Y. to 31 . 23 to 27 Fon: Per gr. I. I. WHEAT. Deutzle and Koui4s. berg . .... 55 to 81 Rostock. & Meekl burg GI to 58 Danish Russian, hard soft, Ameriow, red „ BARLICT OATS a S. Da/115h and Swo llsh . 11 21 t.ll to 27 27 . t4l 43 - 4 Per Qr. Danish Esp pilau PEAS Maple Boilers . . While Yellow .... ...... FLOUR. French, per sack .... 38 to a 4IAT6. I Spanish „ 38 10 41 Dutch brewing .... 21 to 28 1 American, per brL .. to 30 teollnß ARRIVALS OF GRAIN,LONDON, BY LAND AND WATNIt CARRIAOB, YROSI JULY 14 TO JULY 21, IN LIU 81 V K. Whet lwrley. Halt Oats 'Beene Peas hoar gra. I gra ere. I gra gr I qrs. !Med eel* 3.Y.14 • 138 15143 1371 120 I Y • .. 12372 810 • .... 71032 113 1930 .. NIS -I - 12032 16143 718L9 233 11095 1320 T ... i3l - 1/IAN 0/11N. SI GO SS SS GO S 1 Distilling Malting . 29 to SO 37 to 3 . J 3 . .) to 40 English sc..tch . Irish ... Foreign Total I 1,!40 MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.-1 her, is a steady demand at full prices ; 600 bags of brown Mauritius sold at 255. 3d.; and 5,000 bags of unclayed Manilla at secret prioes. Refined: The supply of goods ready for delivery continues very scanty; the recent advance is well supported. Covrite.—Busineas is doing in both plantation and native Ceylon at full prices. Ti:A.- - The iertrket is quiet owing to the trade being °maple , ' with the nunples of the panels to be offered to public sale to-morrow. Rice.-1,41:1 bags of white Bengal sold at 144. 741. for good white, awl 13s. for middling. Rum and SAtirETRE.—No sales reported. CUTTON.--There is an improved demand at an advance of id. per lb., at which there are few sellers. JUTE. —A parcel of westerns sold at 22/. C.turitua. —lOO tons of Japan sold at Gt. 7s. Gd. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market i% mealy ; 1 rice' are quoted at gallows t Peternburg Y.C. on the apot, 435. 9d.; o.tober, to December, 455. 9d. ; December. 464. 9d. PARTICULAR/1 OF TALLOW 1864. I 1866. I 16136. rt to a 33 tO a : -1861 Stock on hand this day.. cask *,836 02,838 30. 002 98,163 Delivery Ira week Dine (rm. 1%1 June 6 , ,f00 7,006 9,918 9,690 Arrival last week • 1,517 1,728 197 1,220 Ditto awn IttJ s. d. I a d. d. ad. PriceY. C. on spot this day_ Ditto Town lest Friday Arrivals for the week ending 31eg July last year 1,005 asks, Mg delivery 1,172 cavki. The Arrival last week comprlesd 1,109 casks St. Petersburg, 20 casks Odessa, 20 casks other Omer total, 1,140 mike METROPOLITAN IS H CALE TT MARKET. (THAIM We have a short supply of beasts and favourable weather; consequently trade is rather brisk, and prices have advanced a little. The number of sheep is she smaller, yet quite equal to the demand. Trade is not very active ; late quotations are, bower, well supported, and in som e instances exceeded. Geed lambs argils request, but middling qualities mart with dull sale. Trade is heavy for calves. From Hermann Holland, and Franco, there are 2,170 bessts hco li,B 6 L , shesp. 376 Galva, and 240 pip ; Spain, 120 beasts ; 86; Ireland, 80 • Norfolk and Sufolk, 400 ; and 990 frees ilia Northern s ad Midland counties. Per stone of ales ad. ad. Per stoma of am ad.a d. Best Scots, Davide. 6 8 610 Best Dos*lll-bdalas • • • • Bat Short-horns .. 6 4 6 8 Best Long-woas.... 5 4 5 5 Second qua beasts 4 4 4 6 Do. do. Shen— 0 • Calves PIP 3 04 8 Do. da MOM ... 00 0 • Best DnialDtbeeds 60 6 4 Labs 6 8 • Beats at learket, 3,740; sleep led lambs, 250); eavt a, 410; Pi" 610 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. ?attend= and Smith report that the market remains quiet ; the demand toren descriptions being ma* nominal prima ruling firmat the redaction. The planter tion accounts this morning are decidedly an improvement upon hat week's, the recent forcing weather having had • benetcial effect on the plant in general -- According to a census just taken, tho population et South Australis is just over 160,000. At CUIUtENT PRICES. ENOLISH. Per Qr.