The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-20 00:00:00

• .• THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1868. lead, sad of . THE CITY BANK.-/THIS DAY.) r SHARE LISTS.-THI S DAY. Mascot[ 1•09•11111110168 MONEY 1 Zing= LATEST - This day, at now, the fifth ordinary general -.___. 11 1 - I ffs. I LUNAR 1 , Ckg rAgl e I 1111 . 69. .. M I p.m. cuagemeide essatiog of the proprietors of the City Bank was held at the • 100 ell Ai Ma Bt Lermr ad the Beak SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Iron Tavern, the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR (Sir R. TWO &MOCK. -..- at e mama es llas Gd. Try* clt Caere - - The English serous tOlll.. , MP.), chairman of the board of directors, in In the railway market there has been increaaed u 1 ilwallm&O.s. Ists.s9.e. 1 1 ffh of I, which up b tee way teed lbs 'AM. buoyancy, and nearly all the leading lines are t: 4 Du Add. OMNsil •-- • 1 Ze el oressrary to --...-„..._..• %blaming was the report : di Do. de 8.. about t per cent. higher. London and North- wi it . *Mak lefts norm 81. 1 1 I ta maintained. " The \elf- lic e oomite which the directors have now sr *WI Console, whirl Wet= the 2XPJLESS OPIPICA Tuesday, Spas. the milheihe te before the shareholders, show that, Western stock is quoted 91 to t ; South- A . ,, ,, L g. ~g,..- KN.,. a „,,,„.„, 11 a ge reonvidered." ASP th e et the current expense. of the es• Western! 94- 1 to 4; Gene Western. 4 Ina bels.,*ml, 1871 for the sth t --.--- 'neither for all bed sad doubtful debts, and 50 ; Midland, 93 to t•; Lancashire and Yorks, us la riur gezB 3.aeh iL .. fl '4 alludes kw /*bete on bills discounted not yet doe, there at 951, , and are oilier will re 91t to 921 ; Great Northern, 101 to 102 • Eastern leo IN furl. 1N5.11144.- 1 4 it I the mesa& NOTTINGHAM MEETING. remelt*, la distribution, the SIMI of 16.5911, 10e. 6d IN le and B. Miami •-• -Pm they stand at 91 • untie *, 12 6-16 to 7-16 per share; and daledonian se sa owe Tama a net twin er - Ws ad holds the which thoy hare decided upon appropriating u tot has made a fist a In dice of twelve pins DAY.) lows, via.:-Tot - II C a ala the Home of taw of 61. per cent, per annum, fa, or income MR, 7,500/,; firm at 102 to I. Bahia is better at I discount to t Ira lee 11110 me with the to ditto of a beaus of 15s. per share. also free of Income-tee, premium. g t k5 . ......s i 1.11. u s dealt .inat I The Beak 4,5001. •to the hoarier to the " Remove Fund," thereby IN De. 41 p. ..• •- • we .-. Ciente., at 96 (It 11.1.Critte Title...kin.) increasing that fund So 30.0001., 2,0001. ; to the coedit of OLDUSLZY NUM AID BTO(1111. rens% dig the Ite e l e n it= i ll 4.. b Ze e alg o t. IN its IT Firing warm profit sad lose " New Account," the balance, 2,6911 . 10s. 6d. „ ,_ - um New Two•and. rt. I RAILWAY& I Or=r l s I Iltal.w•Ms 84. 1.10 Gromd Trak a Oro* Mi lei xla all 9 xls in 1833. Sir ROBIN HOOD STAKES. The directors have to inform the proprietors that ' a • I t ala It r e k • tart. Mese tw fa rs Loan Debentm r, which wee Wanes la Black .. .. the vsocides la the directioe occasioned by the decease is lie 4644.44,,/Itt i d=4/1 11 iSi Bills, March, at vapirstim of Ziteoa • • of their m a ch-esteemed colleagues, Mr. Samuel Grimadell and le all eared sad .. m • notice of 6 ran. Mr. William Hackblook, have teen fi lled by the election of list al lea-swearaliai it il . 84 110 IlidianLan.,/Clas. him IT IS NS 0 DeVZtr.l4l gi.eir 1 1 111• 1 per db i M is *th tier entesain he given. to SHORTS STAKES. Mr. Henry Vigor. East and Mr. John Ilackbluck, subject K. 1.3 u r s p i s u p u s s ., pe et •• to the confirmation of this meeting. The gentlemen who 119 all = ....... ........ 11 II 111 10 1 Mw/....-....-..- 14.1101104 4e. x to In the foreign Moooll4la ice Ban* Culotte .. .. I to b. Ot. I•Jha.sed. Ewa. par t * Pe 1, he says, • ' • • retire from the direction by rotation on this occasion are Mr. Si,. It I* /8 rll s lion, and in son WI , Ile Ifwt. Orme* dam. .71 Id 171 W Si the eceniden, NOTTINGHAM HANDICAP. Andrew Lowrie, Mr. Jonathan Thorp, and Mr. John ji ',ii MIMI ' Ifst ai i "I:::: al la De New e: ell a s" es.' " F .L ls. " at i r 111 way. Brazilia a agitate quo- Pretty Boy .. .. .. .. 1 Vaulter. who o ff er themselves for re-election. The dividend *al ._ 4 II 49 W count. Turkish um" to the °Mira .. .. and bonus will be payable on and after Monday, the 26 th 19 eil Da •1 a irereiti..iiiff . 1 .. se lie ell Ds de Maim ye woes by which Hamlet .. .. .. instant." le au M . lt amt. met so r... es is en lee AI De* Wesa.Bleael.7l It to i. Sales 6 ran. The CH A IRMA Xin moving the adoption of the report Con- it en Dada ri s Zti t y= L i 2 al al Mtn W. a per sent. In 154 , x , 1 , 1. zLe • rectal coal -10 el ziliau Four-and wawa and ht -- "misdated the proprietors upon the steady pmgrees of the in' I,teo ► kneee. a . et lop timerramte.=i :: : g' • • v4444b 15.401. a. Spam 1 f ale zln mace specula- STAND PLATE. Straight hislf =Ea wise called tbe sad of the bank's financial year, and the bank 8t tow a MIN time 01 * le lt.leverethelawits mile Dutch Four per Alfred. -Ekce, Limy, Bradley, Artist, Lancaster, Solo- now prepared to pay • boosts. The directors were anxious to ile IN NM Ithe lee tes lue HOW 'LA, moom I 11 em Kw received It mos, and laaiskilise, an hen. St IM Mat Latemare SO 61 see their stock always stand at 5 per cent. and to remove any a t. le a sisp ey es ._ hick that eats ice the CASTLE PLATE. Threo-uneter• of a mile bonus for the clue of the financial year. The malt of the fet. lee ram $5 4 4 3 • i JO a. liformouTrama .. - 91 al aue. Ous. i want. .. par f pre aln per Cents ,for a , rossmiase ens Alfred, Thandaill, colt by D4lllOl OReazte (2 yrs), led year's operations had enabled them to divide 61 per rent. and 1.11 100 eicen• ser,trj, o „NeW- . Ne, 2 . 6 Dotes 1 1 isi ata per Cents., 106, utive rovers- Waterloo, are hen , 10 pay 1,0001. towards the building expenses of the bank, i `k IT; 0..., kisb.;g7 "." lir 101 ft 6De Peels* - ••• lamx in besides addiog 2,0001. to the reserved fund. He thought ft hie X ikieti:. 79 si is I = ..t i alizt l, dm ..I At Paris to giving farther SHERWOOD HANDICAP. One mils sad a quarter. this result was most satisfactory, because the moat success- tie a B Nat.. 11.4 LIO ea Iwe rtibility of the Gems di Vora, Thorahl2, sad Waterloo, are hen. 106 fa t joint-stock bank in Loodon had been ten yeare in exigence 2 ri; °L- 6,;„, it ' ell • wm ... and W. "' I kea 1 2 1 , 44 ,p us i p Reuter's telege lecedow. Or unit Aaarreis• --43 rsochla by NewwissOrt-Oss• *lore it paid adz per cent. This bank bad may been estab- 55. No tioftesilaticous. aft es LIMN, LIIAIWID AT VI BID RINTLUI. opened at 68fr cala, Gift, (Jsesciachs, cby Calsaalap-.Elopement, Lou- tithed three years, and yet it us in • position to divide 61 W m 111 44 lusessU d n . e r... Callae•-• se ift I let s eartwave. 1 Hata. must I Sala exhibiting a r t let Na 914 lINT. easter, Bat , Fisheruma, Sail or to Folly Paschen, Sans Per Nut. la 15 De. Ifsw Thera e t pm t 7 IS al Ir . sedi..2llrrillesmd eiseal.. .. quotation of ye. cia o 's.. 13,..., pe t tr.",e,eg eh...a. Blew , Mr. Castuote, • shareholder, seconded the motion for the e.. la Less au yetbbfia 611 ED. Pretty Boy, Priam of Orange, Sampson, Princess of the report. 14 I IM. de V. die .• ht op ma $ I Be . do /tuna ' Ol -.... RIM Ise les .= g ar n et* weasel 100 102 firm. day) Vigo, Alma. Traboco, Maracas , Turret. Dulthaten's ai r . r. BattierteLD asked what amount was put tads a , a L0w ..., 5 k , i ,,,..0 Daughter, Southampton, Lottery, Lady gigue," mu, seneally to discharge the cost of the building fund. N a Otlielliew .. - ...... MI If 4 those fearful Stowe, Teddingion I. and HOC. Tim CZ Alladeg said 6001. every half-year, to extend over 55 . IN Us, lefliglem, to them is lit were rather mil de IN Imeita It 14,111Walues llf cl • Plf I 111 al lII IIAbe J=1:11 - .1; U U oily been tilled, Gum a Hons.-Guam di Vargy. la Do from the Lear bi llr u ltiosensto alluded to the ELM of FINMOAR sad t e . , , , pie bass= Winans_ 97f ea 91 on the Loa** Stevens, who were dated to be debtors to tho bank for U all kNlAllal_lhalid'il. ... i es `p, r u ses 4 a first class bills t U en mid Dam Mewl 10,0001. He should be glad If the chairman would famish tIN 10.0„..emehosleeselent sill SO 1 di. he w -, -, per cent. Holdenfiekl at LAW INTELLIGENCE . some information upon this point. , Pt 100 ladlemd WI Is Wil 1 IN en Desk i T ai lltell. - - Owing to the It coatainel The CHAIRMAN said the bank had made advances to eke et. 100 De Una sod herbs CI to se et T M UO of 1 , 4 al liesamleb ne money in the S' ea, one free. (THIS DAY.) Inns referred to upon dock warrants, but certainly not to the el i li s Ind- OL le wwee theleue' - 13 14 sad in this=tent of 10,0001. With the exception of some 6,0001. or ri „g L euel t,hreu=i =.2 aat ratteesse_ awe ssi xi the rate for shot sneered driver, -e-- 7,0001., the entire advance wee !palely covered. The directors I. 9 Newry a =sliered ••• - M. ies La. tomb .r e not exceed 11 p . elidell had, however, set aside 1,0001. to meet lbe line upon this le au. := l ,. sae On) l3 96 ad ad 41 11 10 all POIC " Ewe .s. - The amount I is s r P tt i ruti ing. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL traassotioa, although they did not anticipate that the loss iij '75 zareeitieiMai'lfaiN.: Se Ide M. 101 .1 ter no day was 52,0001 oak, have seen CAUSE& would ruck anything like that ansonat. ft IN Noah *Ma .. . • * 10 491 3 Os walk) , _. im ii :: 32 74 . kt li:l *ll62‘ . WieL a NMl** * 111 d ) SI 11 from Ireland. r, by the points- TIM report was then adopted, the directors elected, the el eN INlNZserei " 64. i v "' = sad 200 yards (Before the Judge Ordinary.) Widen) declared, sad thanks rated to the ehlinnan, director., lit ei, ja;;;„Aul II el fili 1 a Xd . = lie _ _ days ie thus ni i tram with its 7110 5 iP1074 v. THOMPSON.-Tllll LAW or WILFUL MA 41801148. a EQ:. I la. as quantity is e rem shelve,' off DRs ISTION. St. .. 46 47 444 St 1* 11=11sid1wellde NIL . ) 97 1111 140,2861. in Al et. Eet - - ri 711 711 1 * GI 6.64 31=abiut istswiles og t.. be Nat oa. This was • petition for a iodide' separation, on th e COMMIILCIALIARI 07 LONDON.-121118 DAY.) till. 195 He* yoke N 111 INN ast. Ita 9414444 Dome. .. ... 1i IN Pm which was deli' 4, the driver of gnu= of wilful desertion by the husband. --..- a 3 S.l4OLMl=llrit. - - le A tisrft aT. ene. 8 9 110 al Northsmilinit W. poled of. The .toker withie, Sir C. Cresswell, in giving judgment, said that deurtisa This afternoon the anneal general meeting of the of in mom eisltereilre 1.. w which woes wen en entirely new Pound ot divorce, Pie jurisdiction of tbe above beak washed at the bank la Loth- er ait Nall W i re , ti a. a•B DBMS ver amt. .. .. ALCM it would a •mal• • c er ' r 4es . - - nr..trarsvr., - but the gold lei . to the Continen 1., stop at Long- court for the drst tone, and not having been Oruro directors, in the chair. I g .... ..- - - Ht. I" re lei giVertM A IMP. ihe train should hued to it from any of the pre-existiag Goole- The report is se follows :-" The balance sheet for the half- ft tie . I t,„,..„„saWas Instead of this, siutical courts. There might, no doubt, be greet year ending 30th Jaw Wet, which the directors have now to S e IS ' = Id 17 14 19 ell Mareabait __ . ll4l.4lterd of the Californi airy 'peed, and, difiiculty in darting what the legislation Prectes l 7 place before the shareholders, shows • • net profit (including iin ammo Mae 44l M 3 44 a a l esie s kieee - lir: " iii The Northam 0, smashing the meat by demotion • but it must at all events be held to 2,304/. 1.. 81. undivided on the 31st December, 18570 of tel Itilastam $ I 61. 7 3 i 10 101 11,011 to altptify •• wilful absenting himself by the husband again* 14,0191. 8!. niter deducting all expense., and making pro- , 15t~,, 67 111 Pt 011 War. rot I t u .s mt. ) .. _ 1,3131. in specit err aWar K M the elk end without the rouerut of , the wife. Is the vision for b ' scl and doubtful debts. The directors have there. ri'. i;r..7-, i , M. . 79 10 U ell ne. awesome, who, Present wise , he tbereeht there fad owe no such con - fore determined to declare • dividend at the rate of six per N 101 itseikiarbi. a laiiiiliii 14 If St IN was an Ito bills discounted 01 . 11/11. wi th ia, ar duct on the part of the respondent . It appeared oast, tor annum , peyable on and after the 2nd of August next. „Is , 16 5 „,,,wei r ,,,,,AA " 1, 4 4 1. 111=4 allna ti . SI 11 10 011 111mteedemsed • 800,0001. since try mold-Ma, that the polies both resided at Leeds; that they went Ths sum of 3,6171. 19s. 9d. is required fur rebate on current ii ;5 " lssttwa .l D t - % - rosisw t o_ la f 0 lAildea awl .. 11 9 It is said thi 4 aldise to tho to York sod were married without the consent bills not yet due, and t h ere will then remain 1,3911. Bs. 3d. la IN Veff mi a... ..• •• •• .. _ New Zealand lo .s natural to so ef their Pussy sad that 010 7 returned to tlair to be carried forward to the next half year. In compliance le- 110 T 9 19 um; * La .. - --•• • 67 so bous witaout disclosing what had occurred. ' Mrs. se us W Ind - ... with the provisions of the deed of settlemeat, the following * ~5 sharked sal dirosir , .. s. OOLOWILL 410TBRN11111fT overman. be taken princil . ly on the spot. Thompson lived with her father for some moat; director., viz , Mark Hunter, E.g., f rom Seph Paxton, M.P., ile an WeetOrraual re. Ire i aroma IPdI al same MM. Owing to th ituediately muse and then, protobly become the marriage could no longer be and William Cooper, Fog., retire office, but bele el ma W. 10 6" I s wveCI NWIL " v s " I ' -.. VI. thaelkedies.JeoliJah la 114 114 WS I 4 ruled yesterday g II al Do. A f ma. m dlr. MI T 1 - - : L t. 1_3•4 per eareatAtie. 1011 /145 UN .02, 01 Hodder.- concealed, the fells et became aware of what his daughter eligible. over themselves as candidates for roelection." 6 011 Da. Bt Kt ct. pall to Z) ,a 2 ad zed Monday last. The following had done, and desired her to I A. .. Des pwa. Ider i S WO 1144 1161 go to her husband . They The CII4IIIII.AN, in moving the ademei,... of the report, *aa 9/ se Lead= lkea se. rim Briasolok WO Oil Nit The Abdul /41 cohabited together for three or four yeare Mr. observed that the past eta months' bed witnessed great a. 11.13.Walraloebse. WI 70 991 Ile 5 VARY. Thompson being in a satiation which be afterwards depression *trade, sad the bank had not been able to make - ' UMW St Mors &ogee p.a.fleg. 653,700 lbs. of t Deb. redeem 14..6 WI lad WS The steamer ' t. mei Miriam. lost, as the petitioner stated, through his intemperate habits. so much profit se usual. Thlogs, however, were beginning to -- de A.Avoi.ilerr Bends la 107 109 His property was mixed sad mild just at the period when his improve a little, end with that t the directors fully 111.11130.111/3111 MAIO. .... la email' =Jamb 100 Italia of the It ~woozi. wife was coofined of her second child ; and the expected an increase in the of the bank. The ~ ~ , t Illanflootee at aae...•".. 1 Qantas 40.144 a 1 Haim - Sunday. respondent cups to Leaden to seek eruPlonothu balance of customers had advanced since December last, but '"'•,„ ",`:. „._„..„' , ...... . „ il shock to the There were certain letters, from whieb it appeared not to such an extent as the directors could hive wished. 74 r(10 Oeladania 'r"... ' ' ' '' n, re .. P. '' ,.7 . 1. 1 9 .. 3 1 14163 ad 4,96 zed VORMION WWI/. At the ad our (.2 of the Beek Be 1 ,awn 1 9111 ms. I Pd. I 01. edam 1 data in the Dutch- Owe he hod written et ant la "N 7 effectiestele terms to his No doubt ibis was also owing to the depreseion of trade, and et im °berme itoirbealit P:su - - wik, bat afterwards, **o * imenina . ~..._.._. Amsterdam on I Ili rothelluthee of her theleethrd to reP l 7 the next half year would most probably exhibit a more satia- 41 ell Nowt Path. &Lbw Saw' C j at hall's, coulee. to his conammilcation Ito had adopted a mars emir/ tons. la be,' melt et. aro Eat Anglian. It, 6p. e.... 110 16.0901 1 Bait Amerd..timittso ii. 1 i rat 2.5 cents. per el iota internal is- answer to the court, Mrs. Titanium middle roma why shs The report was adopted without observation. St PA I Do. (47 p. e.... ICO *45 Pt. 100 IZ. Oesintlasßa.,6p.e.,No.l US la *ON UWm Imp. flealiam I If MOOD 9/ Del* Jahn del Var U with the reconn did not writs again to her husbud was hews the wee On the =moms that the retiring directors be re-elected, eit 101 I Do. de No.l US 117 14.000 1 De Lod lt NM. Oe. II S t Br 70 71101 k too busy nursing her children. That was a wiry ali Do. Need p. Omit 84,.. US 134 Mr. FITCH lIIIr e ked whether the promised reduction at 100 5 „,„,,, u,,,,. 44 „, ow: ti 75 i d OAP I .310.00witINOR:m. ti p - Me IRMO 49 Ohre Omer ........ I: g missaries. The adjourne reason for a wife to give fur not writing to her hi :lit; had been reeds in the number of directory. Pt 140 IL Lenesides, low Cast -•- 10 000 . tad conflation of during his neormary &banes, for ho was in Loudon seek ing TKO* 1 OrroWeiiitiiitiei alleged contribi The CHAIRMAN replied io the a ffi rmat i ve, the number Si. 100 , WM. •0•••044, IN. OEN -. MINN. 04.00•0 .. idt 4 I employment. On the lase of it the answer was • frivolous had been reduced from 16 to 14, hereafter it would be re- Si , 1 1,,,1 Irm 1'inb..,..r. 2 ""-.6.-Irt.t I; iii American Coml roorr, Ile your ono; and of that Mrs. Thompson seemed I:omit to be St. 101 Do 11 a rod. MN* at. ma. 112 till asseo I 5erten5.............. B 4,e ad dotted to to 12. the purpose of I aware ; for whoa be (the laroed dude) Preead her Mr. Ir ITCHRW urged that the unmet economy should be 11. IN Die a per O.M. Pon the Point. .he said that her *filer would have observed as the sheave had g ot down to Der • and the sffairs ICA ee Iles a A re. " 6 P. A Z' a 06 N . . 010 II .......... f I ele •S to the propoe objected to her eorreeponding with the reelmadenti o f the beak appeared to be getting wore ev e ry merstiog. ee ls gig' ,Oil. A. iit emitud • . o,,ul s e p. a ' .... 11 l i i 101.115 1 ......... 41.1.000 1 ISM ....... I I I perty of the con reet, Leeds, two mad that eeemed to be the whole swat of the matter. The Mr. MODOILINSON did not think so; true, there was no ft 6 U.W4tH144411•010141.11,4. ...I ft .. 100,000 B e- - A call of 61. p lassclati• bad always been otlretere to her tether , She had *cram la th e dividend, but there was an lacrosse in the at IN DA 6 A e L " me " - 1161. "" " ^" la In ID . lii l 6 T Ilion shares in rat Dracifielts, ate to his house. He did not wish her to continue en bedew eg the bung, Bt. IN Do. mem tip. rt. St. fro Do. rope a radars. 4p.cSl 13 ad Illf zd 100.006 1 Peet . 1 1 i l tow a manse a iiiii":::. 1•1 by the 28th of ts his head wag terms with bar husband, aad she yielded to The CleatileS mid the directors did all they could tat 84 la Do. irredara. 4 per wet 51 t 4 an d ad 4.1.174 ma tame llislaio..- • an 1 * With referent reiterey ferriage. ile -T et Ueda these araunetaecee he (the learned ledge) adore the expenses. No doubt they had facilities for car- I ell Do. armee& PIN. ahem 45 0 - I neck ballad le au De Cheat MO NU p.c. 14 7 add eat madder that _may cue of desertion within the riimg on a larger business, but that they could not help. gan Ina sp. &O. so. e. IN 01 111 1 111111011LL0.4•00/1. a Paris conespc I. lenembil el the swats 144 been male outs led he should A Bnelfilotose asked whether the directors had any ik. IN Do. terra= Cia. Aiwa 14 4 Se. I tern I 00117,1121. i Pd. I 01. prima Sr. Capitol is attend ,e gent ral shook therehia dheelle the heillead from the adt. objection to reconstitute the bask upon the limited liability Mal ne .. ITherw IN IN WI Do. C o.do. da. should sub • priaciple become law t se an Do. do. do. ...._ 135 la 510 ° 1 t ri StrE• a o 4 Nt Aar ltertlie g r t: Id ad thirds of which on 'Aim, near York, The CMAIRMAN NM the subject bad not escaped utters- se. 100 lona I Yorke:W*6 era. et. 189 141 • million of obligal doe. Thin had hem coafersoces with other banks, and et ,Ift I . o r ,_. l4 •l 4 ll,Pcslc.NW . - part of that numbs Teeet 10 darnoßaiorocats_.. all 11 4 rim= with cloth THE POLICE COURTS. - - opinions appeared to differ on the subject ; but the question ri: i; a,: 4. s 4444 4. r 1 r 4 4 .4 - •. 10.00 t• 10 Do.Naw,taLatiLdla I - •- *captions not ab (THIS DAY.) still remained open for furore consideration. No doubt • beak established on the principle would obtain •• better class es. HO I.B4N.N.OpekNaii.6 .4. - -. tat WWI WM. 7p. e. flt. Ista eh. IN 116 10 gra Anteefeas load MI •-• ... 0 it NW Ix ItitiltasTal.• al 40 a effective) will be o on Lyons, 2-Eels I 3,151 14 D01.7p. Nam 1101 all 19 111 e ftlloula,g suf. -o- of shareholders. NI s srait. OW. du -7: 11,7* NDo 41 an 14 II nations between ti The retiring directore were then roelected, and tbe pro- se fig amoas do a. Di If 3 1.915 IN (bawls.. Ste 117 1U ad the Dauphine Com Om stool bones, LAMBETH. osediega closed with the usual compliment to the °haulm, I 41 De. fi11... a., i les team es. aNra..ilieisiiMi al. a a Pint position it iti. MC De to 10 • *SW 16 Do. 1707.7 f starN„ at at W Ttle•LE PICK rOCILITS. directors, and officials. ft. we atelleinillp.eL BMW - - Ittso lOr Pabst .1 U li 14 f would consent to t rout stock to Use Harriet ?Wry sad Mary Aux Cereempl, two smartly. ft. lie De. Ono. is. 4 Rep a 139 141 0.000 0 conditions on chic dewed young women, were placed at the bar before the ft. IN Do. 41 pet et Mt t 1 toe. 1N 106 101 i 34, 161 9 lar.tases.lll44lloo an ill St 11 1. e., receipts col= id Huddersfield, Has. G. C. Norton. ch arged with picking the pocket of Miss BASTARN STEAK NAVIGATION COMPANY, ee. 100 Dnlekihedilptakia tux MI 96 Mt end with • dada Miry Ann Cruitield of • purse 3.. fld. in silver. /THIS DAY.) " "ri _eeet colieral g et Ut 111 111 I 7N, ea EL * t/k ilds" ir. c : a Aut 1084 N. In return, the Lya ereet, Hodder*. The pooecutrix deposed that oa e evening before, -0- 15 all Ift 4 M. ea. It 91 70,0 W 1 1 Om awl Amt. Coo an li 11 off from 1866 to 18 usilerseath him whole walking along the Walsworth-road she mired her This a ft ernoon the usual half-yearly meeting of tho Ht. NG 1 , •.$ 4..14.111L . ... -. WOE 1111/1611LidlealaTel l4O. - N. NO Nor• MANI . NI 111 ils. Mau - pone from her pocket, which she felt to be safe • few io the above company was held at the London ~ H e N.a.m.....B an ai:i4W . sf 42 10,011 19 Laatlaa Mama region seriously mimeos before, and seeing the prisoners walk from her Ode evens. The meeting Ina made special to consider the pre- 17 If Do. do. do I i dill di 100.0oS 4 144.4100.0m0mf00 11 all come to (which, he she them, sad told a constable am saw of her seat state of the company's sear., and the means to be e !!! Do . V IA !L d I P,r . SL NI" "'.._ - - CAT , C ll lte e rrienz t. ler . g7.l. l'i it F lines would be left rarer, Iltadair lose mespicioa, sad her purse wag soon alter shown to taken for paying off ins existing liabilities of the company, ; Z dolt, Woes. 15 11 " rek I 43 . " stag ad MAW II !UMW 1114m0114 00. . I i 4114 41 lain from the Stab her. It wee the same now produced. and to compete and equip the Great Futern for WS. Mr. KIN J inn akee a w i k sp., 11.115 II ledge!. We .. t - -• td ia the back Polite-constable 208 P said that cm accusing the pa. Herr, the chairman of the board of directors, presided. uert WV 1 tloaklaattlY NI Il4asli z to nego tiations are sti Ila WI Do. do. ha usinales 103 14 sours vri•lo the rubbery they stoutly denied it, but ire. The following was Um report : el a iseetidi Omani Nee M . - - 10.81 9 Do. ii if _ _ besides a guarantee IC, coalusica of niediately slier be saw Poolsy laud the purse produced to "At the sdjoureed general meeting of proprietor., held at 1M deo4,ll,ZAtetims 111 110 1.714 as LermairruaKiiii al4 IT the new •• Riseem, the other primmer, Cavanagh , on the 17th of April last, it will be remembered that et. IN Pa rMr ma. "Ta r t IN IN fl 74 IKON In. 1910. 0. 4 4 , 4•41.4 all 1 *LOX M norla 0 140991/ss. 2 11, It to a portion of the The primes, who are old offeadese, and wbo have tha ffhatilial wan anthorleed to raise du sum of i n t I :: 0.,1, De ' 11- ur i ,M i du u . let in now 1 911441111 Gas been frequensily couvieted of similar offices., were fully 2210,0001. (aseheileg the sum of 100 ,0001, by debseturee, us a 11,40.10.4140. Au. eel 11f 111 NOD Div!. To Ohm " Ha. I m I ter of about 36 million coesisittrd for idial. authorised by genes l meeting its the let July, 1857), tomeet Tt. 110 Be. 41tpsf Net Mil I: e s NOOIO 9041Nv0r144041111 all 1 1 1 zil II ad wee 09 Paola a Orlsaibuto an //1 Al The half-year the Seefetatri API ROPRIAYINO PRAPItItTY POPIto IN • CAS. the liabilities of the compuy, and to finish and equip the Great e. 12 ...,D; 1 4,7: Pm' 7t- • • • ... ekea. IDo pew 0 10 u ll s r Bonds are adver her It is tree, sa Leered Brown end Revery Brown, her lsabend, were Eastern for era. Altar much deliberation. and having oon- KIN --- 41 pm s eear. eal4e et 1041 1011 10.0 M Iltarairoa italics, the Cam- dry* wick eadeavourlag to depths of • rideable opera salted dm shareholders' committee of co-optratioc, se well as Le, all =Lar a =l l. .t.a . I; i Li ItZ Ural Ilan }Mss glass, la • tortoiseshell cue, to [hale ownPPur se o th er peewee of great emeritus, • abuts was determined le 11-1* Watifeedisidainneft.s. 60 IN IWO% _ am. Ru a all If carats proviseied Nom the retinue adduced , It appeared th at the %Sao upon for raising the regulate amount of capital by fermi- woe 111 - 11afbalba lad all 10 V rh • asaa, who ill had off.red the opens glass us pawn, at the shop of sable annuities, which were, in tbe find instance, offered to - MN 70.100 an 1 1 Da. 0. 0.... "1 an i 1 Thu funds op ice, had bees lite = t ie, • paerabroku. where the wan stopped, sad her hue- the original proprietors in the company, a few only of whom 10 11Lassa 01 appearance, and bawl having bon mat for, the latter mid the y responded, and for a very limited amount; the remainder was 10111411 I.O.ILWATIL 101 MO rialf - mo'll loa • 1141 104 IN 11 of t per cent. e to him, Not Ife had punch sod It to to hie then offered to the public with no better success, and the dl- , 4r.. , ..., ... ~.... Nig re calling the aie lbs tteMalia, and paid 2., 61 for it. He oaboaqsaatly rectory regret being under the necessity of admitting that •L Ort I landau I C. " .. / dm I 6 " . "' Whet It Do. law .....--. 310 as ad chases by previo 'roe Drpartimea t admitted th e trent -- th at be wee employed by a cab pro- their efforts proved ineffectual. Elinor the period referred to iel eel Aa" ,19 4 999 11960 . 466 .• • I it 94 ~., I here of so lam ,pres women col ipp as prime. see kited the opera glean In one rit th• cabs, ss he an set of parliament has been obtabsed by the compsay, u i • %•I:call i i,:i i dt, „ F. • a . f the aeressity a I ...about to weak it. _ wherebv they are authorised to issue orafarricina sham. As. • .•• ...,..4..... • ..... .. ....• ....• ... ... m re ceiling the ..go• Departamet poe 1%40411 aid I the eromeety of 0 path L &DOM AO of the pie. by Lady Jamie cowmen: of gal ratably sat num excitement ty was to be rue , and by a rapid waa 011/7011.11411.1. Mu pi.ow. werererosndod, to give tine $o dad out an owner inn tbe property. WANDSWORTH. SITTING FIRE TO THE FURZE ttoN CLAPHAM-CONVON. A reepectrOly-dressed young raw, tamed 1).154a llama, who w steed to have been a moulder in Wool wich Arsenal, wet placid in the dock before Mr. Ingham, charted with wilfully setting Ere to the form ors Clapham• ►w sailwiastie tri elm &rimed lo may vh.ro shoo This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of tho proprietor. in the above company was held at the London avers. The nesting was made special to consider the pre sent state of the company's affairs, and the means to be taken for paying off the existing liabilities of the company, and to complete and equip the Great Eastern for sea. Mr. Her; the chairman of the board of directors, presided. The fallowing was the report "At the adjourned general meeting of proprietors, bald on the 17th of April last, it will be remembered that the directors were authorised to raise the sum of 220,0001. (including the sum of 100,0001. by debentures, authorised by general meeting on the let July. 1847), tomcat the liabilities of the company, and to finish and equip the Great Eastern for sea. Altar much deliberation, and haring con suited the shareholders' committee of co-operation, es well as other pewee of great experiesos, • scheme wee determined upon for raising the requisite amount of capital by termi nable annuities, which were, In the first instance, offered to the original proprietors in the company, a few only of whom responded, and for a very limited amount ; the remainder weal thew offered to the public with no better success, sad the di rector, regret being ander the necessity of Wraiths; that their streets proved ineffectual. Since the period referred to an act of parliament has been obtained by the company, whereby they are authorised to lams preference gems, de bentures, or other securities, to the extent pointed out by their charter of incorpwation and deed of settlement, upon such terms as the proprietors at • general meeting may deter mine. The following Is • summary of the debt@ and HabiHtlee of the company, some of which have become pressing, and it le Important that immediate steps should be takes to meet them —To creditors secured by mortgage open the ship, 60.301.; creditors upon bills payable, open as emote, sad tlabllltis, estimated at 43,21.81. Total. 93,61161. Lem assete. consisting of oath and bills on hand, cam In armor (including 18,0004 due front Mr. Wythes), debris of • launch, timber, iron. Act, for sale, estimated at ffo,oool. Amount to be provided for 85,5861. Under these eirettnl 'Weft two a/thrusting have suggested themeelres to the di rectors ; the one is, to endeavour to raise the requisite amount of capital by an Issue of preference shares, on terms more favourable than thee, heretofore offered ; the other is to pro- mote the fentation of a new company, to whom the ship may be sold, by a scheme which shall involve the payment of • portion of the purchase-money in cash to meet the existing liabilities, and the remainder in paid-up shares of the proposed now company ; and it will be for the meeting to determine which alternative they prefer, and the mea sures they desire to adopt for the purpose." The C %tamale, in moving the adoption of the report, said the directors had the fullest confidence in the ultimata success of the ship, notwithstanding their peat inability to raise money to complete her. A report had gone fotth that the director, had given • pledge to her Ma jesty that they would not sell the ship to tiny foreign power, bat there was on foundation for it. Whatever might be her ultimate destiny, the directors In their preceedinp would be guided only by • desire to further the interests of the shareholders. tonsidering the important scientific and engineering problem involved In the experiment the company we, formed to undertake, it was hoped the govern ment would have rendered the company some assistthes, but he was awry to say that the overtures they had made to the Admiralty on the sntject had been rejected. A long discussion took place on the motion for the adoption of the report, in the course of which Mr. Yates, the esavtary, stated that for 60,0001. the ship (odd be mat to sea without salmon and cabin.. It was thereupon that she should be (Aced to the Atlantic 78=1 Company. Sir J. Paxton was of opinion that the cable could not be laid down without the arid awe of such a ship, but be did not anticipate that se great an undertaking would erer be accomplished by privets enterprise. and more than a year must elapse Merge mother cable could be prepared in the event of the present one failing, which he fully anticipated would be the ease. Hs Doped to see the ship croon the Atlantic before that. Two proposa ls were then ma d e to th e meeting try different met of shareholders; one was that preference shaves should be Issued at an extravagantly high rate of Interest, and the other, that 'nether committee should be appointed to confer with the directors upon future Meedplnge. The meeting way deb a ti ng th ese proposals. It e revionsly adopted the report. Ammo', sod SoiSodom . ..... —... 4 Jsmoilia ff 1i.i....u.4. =ow a r w ted.Cl.M.6.ll. Ibiorg ..... OuseJlb ...__Eliiii: fas=iri k ~._: LMINIS al IliwoloGoo. WM. lore GEO Osonoo.. = oad Mollwas oor awast. Ye. Eft I mi. nog Sectors of Tema Do. llow Mom . Iterigilla WU& Plot = is fa . ;..o . itriiiiiiir: Do. ow ..... MI awl Odom ..... 110105 sad ess hoodoo lis hna l w. osal -rah.::‘ e. = ft wi la . . 2 =re irix:;,.: .... Do. 4 pot onst. Pram Sowliora of /gym....— Do. II pm soot /Wm gromo roWaous lf. W. of hum ll of z„„ l l * 4,„ The evidence against the prisms was fres two witness who seated that theyser him with several Ileker am Z . SIMIIII• dbe ummies upon the comas &Wog M Sternest r and while some of them went sitting down the sod • Seale were seen walking through the furs. The primer Mopped. aml when he rose the hunt broke oat into s fiseb within a yard of the spot when be lei Ms suss stasittse. The female at the time was • short 4u.s.we oil, sad net are the fire. A moo In the reed sailed eat to the primmer to eatingui.th it, but issued of lobe as be pat es his east sad cap and walked away. Daniel Future, the common-hroper to the Meese% said he had 'remitted the spot that swats. and found that about 30erviare yards lout been destroyed by Are. From the bas set is sisal the furze was growing be did n cat think an se eldrusl dropping of a lighted fuzee would have caused the Ors, and therefore be coosidered that it had been done wil fully. The preemie denied the charge altogether, sod said It was sot likely that be should pey • vett to Clapham-commoo foe • day's plosive, sad then est ere to the funs, more particu larly as he was very frightened of Are. Mr. Ingham thought the sae very dear, rad that as furs vs wilfully get on Are. The only dish' he had in his mind was whether he should sot send him Imbed for felony. He should, however, deal summarily with the 01W, end ceder him to pay the damage, which had bows estimated at 11., and b. oets, or 21 dtys' imprisonment, with bard labour. At Let know, wooers nest off Jam 5. rrm Mr. Gear awl — 4 . Wits do or by tea Swam a•e4l instanoss (I W 0131.15 more at outrare, I WHIM t an Inseam", in whatevev between brottal blooeinors mitrnreibie among Chtnees. Somas ill Li' LT wel{-dbprd oree the work Eutopesn woman r Srpoy threes, re. ww 'alovat ta r days. So murk • .1111 Baum dark I tellers tlaare mist, or ergo goy %Immo were kept ate. the Sepoya lod at met. Mad .dire east well bo leti. violate to not mainsail mild sot ea far bat they did sot west Cl tames what her bitter b. (deadly to as, oar ma h this believe that the leads toot& toots. it.. 6. 01 al ri I 0 E • LE I a creation as►inst 14 trying to hurl ngs too Dolor sad turf. pas4nus al . dun eaat be mo ell bustled law. in the ewe ei crtlast mum ict Tt;e primate wee locked up in default, bat tome of hie triad* afterwerdt attended to pay the money. THIS Fiatwoaa EIrLOSION IN THE WEST 111V,T ER-ROAD.-1110 tataetttl•g U,. Sergmat Pays*, the 00,013eT for the City of Lostiwa, reasked informatics Oi the death, at St. Guy's Hospital, al MM. Bassett, Water knows as Status Coke. It appears that 'alarmed* symptom eat la last sight, and the unfortunate wean, despite story an, Ala la rut Oa. FATAL igoomerre ACCIDVST.—About half-past 7 cies* on Saturday sweeten a collier named William CivuapUnt, aged 29. wee crashed to death by a fall of earth Sam the roof Is the Top:o'-th'-laas Coal pit at Darcy Lees, weer Bolus, Wearing to Users. A. Knowles and Sopa Eight mos were employed far three hours before the Daly could be extricated. An inquest will be held this day Tanday) Wore Ms. W. S. nutter. .-- .. 7 II II Ti i $. ii Fsi 11 111 it Ili la al N 3 1 71 301 701 0 II f i dis 10. I Td. I Milian I , C1 =0" I II" W p.m. al, Oa 1 10 111 A. sad IL Lamm mat I.> ma Gd. Trask of Oaart - - U I 11443a1Mr.ItOsa. 144 .4 3 1 4 . 0 . */f z ta 18 11 Do. AIL Capital • • 1 1 0 61 Do. do. II ala IN 911 MMUS& lake Marta AL 1 8 301 16i De. Now 101 IN lam. Draot.,t 00141144 4 a a Ida.. 4% 1. 1011 by mama L.IL 94 tit 1 1 10 0 , 17 4.1. lux au. MO MO Just. IMAM, T4 TO o a. lad IL ma_ ~ .- - Im 19 1 M Caul Tara a D l i 36 3 Palin.. i 1 C i ala a la rt. US btatTallaa .. . loft 1911 ala Ulf I ala g I k rm. s •lwa x la x la 168 ail Do. 41 4 iZi ... 34 all (11 taii. IL . I LL ifia 111 11 10 la - - u am 64. MO DreadDa.6 Trask or Canada 364 811 zla 391 9 zla pan par 41. DMaalaro 13 ,MI WS 60 Fft 4 . , La •t. I a ... at 10 00 ldlazla NO 0 DoWraitaitl p.oilr par zla 116 al 1317 , ,,i...,,,... le 4 New a t Ns a la a 10 0 a 4a. 10 b. 04. Wimps& Inca PR 1 m pa PM , 414 arra Mama. dime. sTI 18 113 111 11 Do. New IM2 t..""CF" . .1" i W r 111 IEO Da do without op. 1.10 01 100 pfset.llo..m.7l N I: :I mtrip..'.6l! ii. 16 Do. or pot ONI. ma U 6 p. led art. tha. 1 iMaz la zla lb 4 Dana I:m.01a Spam 11Ms a ha as 0 11.10narmat)aaada land 10•4 itha.) 'LA, mean Ola la 14 054. 00ap.aa. INN ' "" I 3en 30 0 11.4100.23/0. -. I 11 - MI 131 6 Dwit 0140 Ous. Iw l ant 113 em I I a. a la 93 6 De. Paalsall ..... - • 110 10 1 nit ux . w !tit .i. 1.11101 LIIIIIIIID AT 11[1D ILINT•ut. Ina I 194. I 1•ZIM•111. I amts. prim. I 000 O 00 Sallard I 00/110.11amed Is Madam all. armaral ... .. IL MO 1101249amildro JIM Wa des rad luta Walmal 100 02 RN A ...tarliaa no ..... asa . 01 104 II an ° la l tAV2a is : ird; u u IL if 11 1 6. 0=? P ' AL 111 141 I a i m= liar•tob A,likl: 4 a an amid Data roam no 12 MO an I TT :a z ilt - - Is an T .M.l 1111 1111 ni au .....ada se 13 14 30 MI Pailossa_ ,(116634. 130 941 ea 10 la. war, al ~SW sas 00.1 O3 96 ad ad 10 an reIU IPSI. 11100 ••• - N. IN .1 per mat no utak) -. 61 al Vana. barlora a Kano* vl, Tea. It NM.) SI II 0 an .. Xll &Mem li L o ft 10 Illadlirana imi.i 57 0 II 6.611 31au m nelmados 6 ama Ito Ikon , Coml. .. - 1i 10 Pm 0 an Northaraalna M. Po Miami 0 WI DlOlO I mor mi. - - 11 all Prna r al i s irmloAsa.. _. _. HL I" r i Ttrilsrak k 42.1 anima 1211 41 lb an Inumaltra pad Hilroltad 11. Irla=4 " " la a air s. ma 10 101 O all Wm" mal. I t u .s ut , .. U all Dt, et. 103 RUM 4 1. 11mmarama no 10 al h l • Loadottaml il 1 9 . Ilei I 41 In hi 181711.1 IN 3.1 xtl 41 Ti n ± .7. 1 s - 1 d a l d II o. Ilf zd mid LOCAL SHARI KAMM Useesoei. ins 19.-Tle market opened It. ellb Me &Ice clods( sot statist (be bet. Kau of tbe Wader Maim en tested mew lecher. illitiabssis,ll 4 liiiisabinis tc. a . 9 : ll 1-C %r sad Ildebeed. U -Krim Ina mien. 911 2 -*est Misers, II- 'sad 91 London sod gut li Wows. 91 m y North Britlib. In I—Barwlalks. i- eft MI -L..h N +-Daum 99 1818 1 - lanBll,ll 8 Mb /nue Think Of Otsrr. 91 i-erist Weans et Oland% 11 1 Ems uas sm. Jur .-Tli• trumped priciest eso:::tlesili Puttoidibbie IN-4nd Btritturbam earl. 91 11111 Were iii for,t.toisuiik.l7o t e_ U Nu...i iiimrs ost. Bins (x.i losins:u4reeessL ii_opoma tli ... „ ..j a 18 10- Birceinclam Iteseles °empiric. 281 31-Timis 1011 Took 11 1:-Orystel Uwe, 11 11. Muumuus, Jut 19.-Tbere Ins a tar eieliell Übe/Um ape. S 6 la llidlisd dock. sod Om lisrs blew. MONA Oft-Dm% Rl: Lae V i ntl i i i re * 364-T"wk4 10-42.6.6.. 31-14adges. IRISH INCOMBERED &TATRA COURT.—ne peti tions to the Incumberal Estates Court last week ware numerous and large, comprising In all property to more than 14,0001. per annum. It included 6,8334 per annum In the matter of C. Blennerbamett and others • 1,1731. per annum in the matter of G. BrOWDO and othrs • and 1,0031. per annum In the matter of Mbert Pall and other s, ' and • numbsr of smaller relates. The sales were not large. Tha com missioners rise in about a fortnight. VISITORS FROM CALAlB.—Yesterday (Monday) =onion the Empress steam-packet arrived is Ramsgate harbour, from Calais, with 300 French ladies end gentle men, on an excursion. We sincerely hope that we may aye many more from the opposite coast. )duty of the 'Meager' visited our railway station, and newel wont over to Margate and 13iyadstairs.—Keetisit Gazette: COTTON Ut AYILICA.—A letter rewired by the Cotton Supply Association from Mr. R. D. Bass, Cape Comet Castle, Gold Coast, states emphatically that cotton, which Is indigenous to Africa, and grows abundantly In Admits., might be obtained equal to that of Georgia, both in gosatlty and quality. The natives have from time 1 WOWW. their own cloths, but now prefer those of Maachmter. Mr. Rosa thinks the Africans would readily peak by iseanestirm and that Africa would ere long compete with the slaw slam of America if capitalists would establish an captheallen fa central districts to purchase and prepays for =port all the cotton, which the amine should be lat to grow themselves. THE GREAT Comar.—lt is stated in letters from Paris that the peat scud, which was so much talked of about a year ago, but failad to appear, has been descried, just below the horizon, at the Perla Observatory. The point of emer gence is said to be Meatiest with that indicated • month ago by Professor Donal! of FOttOCO. SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSNUIL—During the week mite( Jzzly 17, the visitors have been es follows: On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, 4,201; me ' Monday and Tuesday, free evenings, 4,895; on the three students' Any. (admission to the public ed.), 703; the sin dente' evening, Wedowley, 167 ; total, COS& MONEY MARKEZ-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. London were officially marked 20. London General Omnibus shares were pressed for sale, and had de. dined at the close to 21. European and American Steam were also heavy. Australian Agricultural, on the other lu,nd, were firmer. East and West India Dock stock was officially marked 123 ex &v. The English funds have experienced an advance of I, which up to the present time has been firmly maintained. Console, which closed yesterday at 951 " buyers " for the 6th of August, opened this morning at 96k, and are now quoted 961 to j. For money they stand ►t 961 exactly. The government broker has made a further purchase of New Three per Cents. The Throe per Cents. Reduced, have been dealt in at 96 to 981; the New Three per Cents., at 96, 96k, 951, and 96/ ; the New Two•and-Half per Cents., at 781; India Loan Debentures, at 991 to 99; Exchequer Bills, March, at 355. to 365. prem. ; ditto, June, 225. to 2.5.. prem. ; and India Bonds, at 1001.. • MIIaiS.—THIS DAY. Two o'CLor.r.. In the - foreign stock market there is little anima tion, and in some cues prices have slightly given way. Brazilian scrip is heavy at Ito dis count. Turkish Six per Cents. are firm at 96 to Sales are recorded as follows :—Bra ziliau Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 1862, 981; ditto Four-aad-a-Ralf per Cents.,lB6B (scrip), dia.; Batch Four per Cent. Certificates, 102, 1021 ; Rus sian Four.and-a-Ralf per Cents., 100; Turkish Six per Cents , for account, 961 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 106, 106 i, 1041. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at Mfr. 300. for the end of the month, exhibiting a rise of be. compared with the last quotation of yesterday. The Bourse is described as firm. At the Bank yesterday the applications for money were rather more numerous, bat still limited. In the open market the demand was rather slacker, and first class bills were readily discounted at 2k to 2/ per cent. Owing to the present investments, the supply of money in the Stock Exchange has become large, and the rate for short loans on government securities does not exceed 11 per cent. The amount of bar gold sent into the Bank yester day was 52,0001., besides 100,000 sovereigns received from Ireland. The total sent in during the last two days is thus raised to about 360,0001.; and a further quantity is expected to be retained here, the 140,2861. in Australian gold brought by the Teviot, which was delivered yesterday, having yet to be dis posed of. The specie brought by the Magdalena is expected to come to hand two or three days hence, but the gold will probably be taken for transmission to the Continent. The amount bought for that desti nation yesterday was about9o,oool., consisting partly of the Californian gold brought by the Persia. The Northam, from Alexandria, has brought only 1,3131. in specie. Advice. from Paris allege that the amount of bills discounted by the Bank of France has increased 800,0001. since the date of the last return. It is said that the bulk of the 300,0001. of the New Zealand loan which remains undisposed of will be taken principally on backing account. Owing to the fine weather, the wheat market ruled yesterday 1.. to 2s. per quarter lower than on Monday last. The Abdul Medjid has arrived from China with 563,700 lbs. of tea and 33 bales of silk. The steamer Wye, with the London mail for Aus tralia of the 16th inst., sailed from Marseilles on Sunday. At the adjourned general meeting of shareholders in the Dutch-Rhenish Railway Company, held at Amsterdam oa the 15th inst., a dividend of 1 guilder 25 cents. per share was sanctioned, in accordance with the recommendation of the direction and com missaries. The transactions in British mining shares in the Stock Exchange to-day have been limited. Shams in the following mines, however, have been dealt in, viz.:—Wheal Wrey ' Carnyorth, Tolvadden, East Wheal Russell, Calradnick, Great Wheal Alfred, and North Basset. The adjourned meeting of the contributories and alleged contributories of the Mexican and South American Company will be held to-morrow, "for the purpose of receiving the report of the committee as to the proposal made for the purchase of the pro perty of the company in Chili." A call of M. per share is to be paid on the E exten sion shares in the East Indian Railway Company by the 28th of August. With reference to the French railway negotiations, a Paris correspondent writes as follows: Capital is abundant, u may be seen by the result of the subscription to railway obligations. This subscription, two third. of which originate in the departments, rises to nearly • million of obligations, whereat! the Bank has not the third part of that number to dispose of. The redaction on sub scriptions not above 100 obligations (the only ones now effective) will be of about 4-tithe on Orleans obligations, on Lyons, 2-Brds to on Eastern and Western. The nego tiations between the State and the Lyons, so long delayed by the Dauphine Company, are now drawing to a close. The present position is the following. The Lyons Company would consent to take up the Dauphine lines on the same conditions on which the Lyons-Geneva entered the fusion, i. e., receipts calculated at 36 per omit. above what they etc, and with a deduction of 40 per cent. only for charges. In return, the Lyons would propose that the State should pat off from 1866 to 1872 the time when the proceeds above 8 per cent. are to be divided between them, which agreement would largely repay the company. Should these agreements not be come to (which, however, is not likely), then the Dauphine lines would be left out, and the Lyons Company would ob tain from the State conditions similar to those recently ob tained by the Orleans. With the Eaatern and the Waists negotiations are still going on. The latter company widow, besides a guarantee of 4.65 per cent. to the capital mimed is the new Itisean," to have the law of June, 1842, applied to a portion of the new lines, which, by putting part of the work fo the charge of the state would be equivalent to •relief of about 36 millions of trance. _ . . The dividends on Louisiana State Bonds are advertised by Messrs. F. de Lizardi and C o MONDAT iTllfiNe. The funds opened this morning with a buoyant appearance, and at one period a fresh improvement off per cent. was attained, owing chiefly to pur chases by previotts speculative sellers. The retention here of so large a portion of the recent extensive supplies of gold has evidently produced a favourable effect. In the afternoon, however, sales were pressed, and the closing quotations were no better than those of Saturday. The continued dulness of the Paris Bourse forma one of the chief restraining influences at present. _ _ . In foreign mines there is no alteration worthy of notice. Mariquita shares are marked lin the offi cial list. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency was decidedly favourable in the morn ing, but symptoms of reaction were observable in the afternoon. A considerable stimulus which was given to the market for English railway stocks during the earlier part of the day, was principally attributed to reports that the next dividend of the London and North-Western Railway Company will be at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, and that of the Midland Company at least 41 per cent. per annum. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 95/ to 1 for the sth August, opened this morning at 931 to 1, touched 951 ‘ buyers," and receded at the close to 931 "buyers." For money the last price was 951 "sellers." The government broker made hie usual purchase. The official business report is se follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1, 1,1, . ditto, for amount (sth August), 95/, 931: Thre e per Cents. Reduced, 98, 981 ; New Three per Cents., 961, 98, 98), ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring to April, 1883, 18); Bank Stock, 224, 2221; India Stock, 220, 2177, 219; India Loan Debentures, 991, 99; India Bonds, 19:. prem. ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in May, 1839, 1001. Exchequer Bills remain steady, the March bills being quoted 345. to 375. prem., and the June 225. to 255. prem. In the foreign stock market firmness continues to prevail, but Turkish Six per Cents., after being marked in the morning as high as 951, relapsed in the afternoon to the closing quotation of Saturday, viz., 94/ to 951. Venezuelan and Mexican Bonds were inquired for. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan has advanced to 1 dis. to par. The market for Bank shares remains very firm, with a good inquiry and few sellers. Higher prices have been established for shares in the London Joint- Stock Bank, London and Westminster Bank, end Bank of New South Wales. Commercial Bank of The fifth ordinary general meeting of the London and Vir ginia Gold and Copper Mining Company is called for the 2nd August. MONDAY Bronx°. In the mining market to-day the transactions were rather more numerous, but in many cases, in cluding shares in Wheal Basset, Wheal Edward, Sortradge Consols, Par Console, Condurrow, and North Crotty, flatness prevailed. Wheal Buller shares have also fallen. Great Wheal Alfred, how ever, were inquired for. North Roskear shares were dealt in at 30; Wheal Wrey, at ; Hingston Downs, at 2t to 21; East Basset, at 80; and Wheal Harriet, at Foreign and colonial mining securities were fairly supported. Dan Mountain Copper shares were marked 7s. Bd. JOINT MOOR WIZ& for2Lotoll.Not.llosO Cluokl A Tot a l ags. l46 o.l:. Am.cser. 011.114 1 2r d 001. Loodloo Los. mod Wodontrate N D . NM Nader! Dank Now Dna Wale-- !Woad Disk Cm,— Dams= Disk ~ rrn•tDei: Of WWI" Do. Nur WOO: .. tl Affoldl Po. Now !Poem of Astrollo Do. Nom ..... Ciro% of Loaf :Dotty Mount ... ' Woolloof Doolot su u u M ,: 1 i 3i lit is - - IA 66 :6 11 , 1 I/ 17 171 N COMMERCIAL AND MAREB73. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (IT It/02MM vaLsolara.) (Pao* ova own 00=111POKDIUM) Basins,* in grain to-day moderate. Wheat esilinat a : penny or twopence decline. Flour sixpence easier. corn @lightly lower, with few buyers. Beans rather dearer. Osts and oatmeal in pretty fair request, without change 111 price. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. SUGAIL—T ha public sales are small to-day and are pro gressing without showing any material alteration in prices; relined dull of sate. Correa.—This article has a steady appearance, and prices are about the same as last week. TE6.—The market continues dull, and prices must be con sidered partly nominal. Common Conroe, 91d. to 10d. Rica.—Tbe large quantity offered in public sale was bought in for the want of buyers. Madras at 7s. tki., 7s. 9,1. ; Rangoon, 6a. to 75.; Java, 10a. BALTPFTRE.—The demand has bean limited. General quotations unaltered. Run.—No sales of importance reported. COTTON.-600 bales sold at full prices. In other sr: idea no material alteration. Marketa generally have a dull appearance. TALLOW MARHET.—TIIIB DAY. The market is quiet. Annexed are the prices:—Town tallow, 47e.91. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the 48s. 6d. ; July and August, 48s. 61. ; September, 48s. 6d., October tD December, 48a. 6d.; ditto, separately, 495. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. E. J. Davis reports sMI supply, sad viols lowa. Prime meadow hay, 789. to 80s. ; superior do., 84.. Od. to 879. 6J. , inferior do., 85e. to 705.; new do., Ms. to 80e.; clover. old, this. to 100 s.: seoond out, 85e. to 955. ; new, 85s. Od. to 955. ; straw, Mu. to Me. Madame Rietori is about to appear at Glasgow. SIR RODERICK MURCHISON will, in the course of a week or two, arrive in the north upon a geologiced tour. His tour is likely to embrace the emetics of Caithnese, Suther land, Rees, Orkney, and, possibly, Zetland—Johrs o'Groat Journal. ALHAMBRA FALACE.—Yesterday the entertain. ments at this piece of amusement, at present in the occupa tion of Walleti's Equestrian Troupe, were diversified by the introduction, in a variety of characters, ef General Tom Thumb. The singular little fellow cattood great amusement ' by his imitations of the make-up and gestures of setae well known public characters, particularly as in comb and pina fore, like that of Mrs. Barney Williams, lie gang " Bobbing • arectisL" He has been engaged for a limited number of ap pearances, previous to taking his departure from this sad ao doubt enhance the attractions of a retort= a - • id P° StrISH ORPHAN ASYLUM. —The half-yearly general meeting of the governors and eubecribera of this charity was held ye.terday_, at the London Tavern, Bishops 63rdMrestMr Charles Woolloton in the nhair), when the election of children took place, there being 21 candidates, all of whom, it appeared, were the children ef parents who bad formerly occupied a prosperous position in the community. Attention was called to the fact that the character of the education received in the asylum presented a special claim to the support of these who felt that objects of benevolence ought properly to be associated with those principles of in struction which it was desirable to adopt amongst the children of persons once in a condition of usefulness and prosperity. Eight candidates having been elected, the HAM. Thomas Rowse% incumbent of St. Peter'', Stepney, addressed the friends of the charity, and distributed rewards to thoee young people who were formerly inmates of the institution, and who presented laudatory testimonials from their employers. TILE BODY EXPOSED NEAR SHEERNESS.—Yester day the churchwardens and overseen of the parish of Minster appeared before the county magistrates at Sittinithourne to answer on an information laid against them wider the act of George HT., cap. 75, sec. 7, fur not burying the body of • man found drowned within the perish of Minster. Mr. James Lewis, Town-clerk of Rochester, conducted the pro secution, the information being laid by Mr. W. Edgeournbe, coroner's constable, by order of the Mayor of Rochester. Mr. Joseph Henry Burley, one of the overseers, conducted his own case, and Mr. M'Carthy Stephenson, solicitor, attended to conduct the ease for one of the other overseer.. The magistrates heard only two witneeser for the prosecution, Mr. •Edgecorobe, and the pier con stable, Mr. Carrel, when they retired. After a short consul tation, on returning into court, the Rev. J. Poore, chairman, said, as he was quite satisfied the matter would not drop there, the magistrates were of opinion that the notice required by the act of parliament had not been proved to their satisfaction, and they therefore dismissed the case. Upon an application of the plaintiff, Mr. William Edgcombe, the magistrates granted • case to be taken under the acts of the 20th aced 21st of Victoria, cap. 43, whereby the opinion of the Court of Queen's Bench should be taken to set the matter at rest. Mr. Lewis and Mr. Edgcombe were bound over in their own rscognisanoes to appear at the Court of Queen's Bench when called upon for that purpose. Mr. Burley applied to the magistrates to be granted him and his colleagues and his witnesses expenses, which request was refused by the magis trates. A GERMAN TRIAL.—The Criminal Court of Rai sow, in Meckleuburg.Schwerio, hes just concluded the trial of fifteen inhabitants of Rostock, for having been concerned in • conspiracy fir overthrowing the government of Germany, sad especially that of Mecklenburg, in order to establish a republic, and for having raised funds fur purchasing arms and ammunition, and transmitted them toe secret sociely_at Berlin. The conspiracy was concocted so far back as 1 551, and was discovered in the beginning of 1853, since which the bon has been pending I The trial ended by the con =don of eleven of the accused to periods of imprison ment varying from four months to three years, and by the acquittal of three ; the fifteenth is dead. Amongst the con demned are flu advocates and one physician, the rest being traders. All the condemned, except one are at liberty, from having undergone long preventive impri sonment. ‘' GALIGNANI " AND ITS FRENCH CONTEMPORA arsig,—The onetitutioentel favours us with the following mark of attention ,—" Our recent article on the progrer of revolutionary ideas in England, founded on a serious article la the Berme Contemporeme has encountered on the part of several English journals, not • refutation, which has not even been attempted, but attacks when • simple denial occupies the place of arguments. Even the Tint-s, which generally been away the palm in this kind of reply, has contented Itself this time with repeating a few heavy earaasms published by an English journal, printed in Paris, and which seems to countenance only the UUmers of its country." We may distinctly observe, in reply to the letter remark, th at the strictest impartiality ever presides over our selections from the leading articles of the Parts journals, and that we are to our readers the task of forming an ("baton on their re spective merits. The great diversity of opinions cotertained by our Paris contemporaries, on home and foreign polities,, would impose on us this impartiality even did we not qualm it from inclination and from duty. But we have never main quiebed the privilege of defending England wham undesier- • vedly assailed nor can we, in justice to oar foreign oarteinly cannot admit that socialism has any hold in Eng land. nor that "the British press designedly deceivee and blinds its readers." Oar views Movies remain unchanged co sub ur i try bt to rN W all ets:Ed o w eazaggted crated d d nwiotimithout concerning rrotes ia t g . thmt We . With respect to the amount of Laflamme commanded by those powerful organs of p° h' to believe that . iigator; and we have no good real m • • Ernest Jones ever was " the once favourite poet of the British the Beesoner and the /nem arietocracy"—Getigiumes Afermeger. THE CORMACKS.—The Tipperary Examiner announces that • county meeting is in preparation at Thanes to take into consideration what r egg would be meat advisable to compel the publication of tha lea known to be in p woer aion of the Iri-h government relatiog to the execution of the Commack', and certain events which followed it. CRYSTAL PALACE.—ON I SHILL' NO DAY..-. Moonay, JI:LY 19.—Admhatons on payment, 10,069, ditto by mama ticket., 669 ; total, IVA NI so ti a 3 NI 2