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

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. SECOND DOUBT. ~ittisgs nn Nisi Prise in Loadan.—(lisfore Mr. Justice Willa awl a Commas Jury.) 1101113 F. ftATIL-ACCIDIST. This was an action against the iciiendant, who keeps as iron warehouse in Great Portland-street, to recover damages for injuries sustained through falling down an open trap door upon his premises. _ _ . Mr. 'Francis:lmi Mr. Butler Rigby appeared for the plain tiff, and Mr. Berjeant O'Brien for the defendant. It appeared that in February last the plaintiff went to the defendant's and asked permission to weigh some goods there oo behalf of Mr. Worldman, a neighbour. A young sn who was in the shop acceded to the request, and on • 'previous occasion the defendant himself had given a similar permission. The plaintiff and another man acoordingly were admitted by a private door in Little Portland street, and went towards the scales, which were in • part of the premises not used by customers. The plaintiff fell through the trap-door, which was close by the stales, and so hurt hi■ knee that he bad to keep his bed for three weals, and some year would probably elapse before be quite recovered. ErWeooe was g;ven to prove them facie, and it was also said that there warn not sufficient light to see the hole in the floor ; though it seemed that there was quite enough light to weigh by. Mr. Justice Willa. said he did not think that the plaintiff bad made oat guy Celle ; the plaintiff had simply been per mitted without payment in say way to go upon the dr feodant's modem and use his mules ; and this permission was not eves given by the defendant persooally, but by a young man who was described not very definitely am clerk, f Temais, on amasser. The jury said that they were unanimously of opinion in favour of the defendant. Mr. Serjeant said that he could prove that the retaliation wen given by a person who did not occupy any kaAing e polition in the estelliahnient. Mr - ..livitice Willem Ina it wasuoneoemeary to do so. A verdict .as entered for the defendant, bat leave was reserved to the plaintiff's counsel to move the court if he thought that he could make out that the facts created say hkbility on the defendant. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judie Ordinary.) SALT r. SALT.—A HARD CARL - - • _ The Queen's Advocate and Dr. Spinks for the plaintiff ; Mr. IlaoSty, Q.C., and Dr. Wambey for the defendant. The plaintiff propouoded the will of her husband, Mr. James Salt, late a partner in the arm of Salt, Stevenson, and Salt, of Lombard-street, bankers. He had married her in August, 1657. and soon afterwards he had made his will, leaving her an annuity of 61.131., and constituting her his residuary legatee. Before his death, however, he bad pur chased a great deal of land, so that hi s personal residue was greatly reduced in amount. On Sunday, the 6th of December. 1863, he went with his wife to church for the purpose of attending early communion. Daring the terries he suddenly fell down in a swoon. He was taken into the vestry, and shortly afterwards removed to his own house, where be was placed in bed. As soon as he hid come to himself he called far pen and paper. These being at length brought him, be wrote, with great difficulty, the words "All my property to my wife," and signed the paper. He request< I that the two servants present should also sign it ; but both the plaintiff and they were so intent on applying restoratives to him that it was not does till he had died. The defend ants, who were the next of kin, resisted probate on the ground that the attestation had not taken place in the presence of the deceased, as required by the statute. The above facUi having been proved, Sir J. P. Wilde said that after the rare disinterestednees which had been shown by Mrs. Salt, the jury would be de. eirous, if possible, to establish the will. Bat the making of a man's testament was a solemn act, and required carteda forms to be observed—forms, however, which were not very cumbrous. It could not be said that the witnesses had signed the will in the presence of the teals tor, if be was dead ; and be (Sir J. W il de) was afraid, therefore, afore, that they might say that the will had not bees duly executed. The jury having found accordingly, The court pronounced against the will, the costa of all the parties teem* oat of the estate. YOUNG r. YOUNG •ND HIALTEICOIL Dr. Swabey for the petitioner. The marriage wee in Jose, 1855, the petitioner being at that time an officer is the army. He had, bower. sold out several years ago, and the parties had since led a somewhat wan d er i ng life. FinaUy there had been a separation under circumstances which were not very clearly explained ; and esi• deuce was given t o s h ow th a t s h e bad shire been in the habit of frequenting a notorious night house in the neighbourhood of Leicester-square. She bad sometime ago given evidence in a CAIN of " Beim° v. Heathoote." for refreshments, alleged to have been sup plied to the defendant ; and on that occasion she stated that she bad been staying with him is the country. the The j po ury, not thinking this evidence su ffi c i en t, f oun d f or resndent. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner °toolbars.) 1.1 FREDERICK RCST.—BFACT BILEIERIIPTCY. This was the examination meeting and sitting for dis charge. The bankrupt was described as of 'Waltham, in the aounty of &sex, c orn me rc h an t , l amer, and miller. The unsecured debts amount to 7,3.581. ; secured, 1 ,425 1 . Creditors to be paid in full 1921., while on the other head there're debtors—good, 2971. ; doubtful, h 4/. Property given up to meioses., 1,3344.; and with creditors, 1,425/. The failure wee attributed to loons by bad debts, heavy ex• pease', and weal of capital. It seems that the bankrupt had formerly come to an arras meat with his creditors, but coder the 110th section of the act he now applied for his order of discharge. It was now stated that there was no oppositioa by the witness, and that the creditors had in the first indents, taken the petition oat of court under a halt dad, bat eventually could not agree. A creditor who opposed was not present when hie name was called, and the Commissioner granted the bankrupt his discharge. TIM FOLIOS COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MA R LBOROUGH-STRE ET. AN EXTRAORDISART AND 8110CILING EITOBT. A tall, good•looking, and well.dressed young woman, named Catherine Shad, was charged before Mr. Knox with breaking two penes of glass of the value of 165., the property of Mr. &trawl Humphreys, engraver, 12, Green street, Leioester•agoare. Mr. Samuel Humphrey@ said that about 4 o'clock this morning his bells were rung violsatly and two of his 'oedema broken. His daughter saw the primmer do it. The value of the glue was 16s. Mrs. Jape Toenalins, daughter of Mr. Humphreys, proved seeing the primmer wrap a pocket-bandkuchief round her band sod break the window. A constable said the prisoner bad been drinking. In answer to the ch►rge the prisoner said she had been leadlog a gay life, and, being tired of doing so, went to the house—her father Irving there—for shelter. She had left home is cossequenos of her father's insults and con duct towards bor. as also had • rioter. Her father bad made prepaid, of an infamous nature to her, sod on orse occasion met her in Leicester-square, and offered her money to go to a house with him for an immoral purpose. Mc. Knox—Mr. Humphreys, how lung has the father lodged with you! Mr. Humphreys—Two year% He bears • good charaster. Shortly after the father and mother came to lodge with me the Prisoner came there. The prisoter—That is true. I had been leading • gay life. 41,1 went home, thinking I could get my living honestly. I worked for several persons, but in consequence of my father making similar offers to ma to those made by {settle men. I 1.-ft home again. Mr. Knoz—l will have your father and mother sent for. The father attended, and the prisoner then said—Father, bevel not had to sleep on the door =Auld rags Did you not meet me in Leicester...pare, and ask me to go with yea. and did I trot refuse ! I then went and complained to my mother. sad you sane in and said it wee& lie. You abo made overtures to me when I was very much younger in Tichborne-eteset, whew you pat your hands up my clothes, an! on being spoken to by my mother said you had done no harm. The father—All she soya is • Wiley. She always would lad a ray life. On one oocasion she took • dress from • &seer mid sold it, and bought a pair of red boots, and went to the Alhambra and Barnes's, in the Haymarket. I met her in Leicester-square owe. end she uked me for some incner to go to the London Pavilion, sad became I would tot give it to her she mid she would leave me sad spread the story which she has repeated this morning. As for sleeping Os mete, I bought • couch on purpose for her. There is no bath in it. h;nner I say is true. Mr. Koox—The charge against the primmer of brealriug the window 4 a very simple one, but when I heard her make h.ch a itatement as she did, I felt it only right to Need for Y° t 3 hear what she had stated. lam sorry the mother Is not 'sere. Prieeeer —3ly mother can prove zbat I Ni to be tree. Mr. will h ave tour mother here. The mother was gent for, and Mr. Knox repeated the st.tt•no•nt to her. I•riwaer—Now, is it true, ma, or not ? The mother—lt is too true. She has complained to me of her father's ooednet, sod of his putting his hand up her clothes. The p risoner hen burst into tears, end preened her beads " her temples. *Ad maim exclaimed—ls it net trot. mit, that I complained to you of my father's condoct to me ? The mother—lt is m true as there is a God is beeves. I complained to Mr. Bingham at the time. Mr. Koos :I tell you, Mr. Shed, that I do not UAW* Y.ly wits end daughter have entered kb a oesepirecy sponst you. I am sorry there is sot law is Edema by "Lich you could bo punished as you deserve. 01 ell the THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1864. persons ever brought before me I sever esw one whose eon• dart was more abominable. You deserve to be driven out of the country. Get out of *smart at oars, your ce here is a potation to It. Hr. Humphreys, I would mom mend you to get such a lodger oat of your house at none. The mother—What is to be done with the girl ; she de serves pity. Mr. Kmoz—l shall discharge her, and I will do my best to serve her. Tliemother —I would give th world if she could go some. where. CLERK EN W ELL. THC LAT! BUDD= DIA= II VIZ POLICZ 00131 T. The police reported that an inquest had been held on the body of James Ward, the unfortunate man who fell dud in this wart ►fter giving evidence, and the j yJ had returned • verdict of died from natural mum. The deoesnd, who it is stated wee a very hard-working man, hes left • wife and four &Mena to deplore his loss. The magistrate hu given the widow • small sum out of the poor-bar to relieve her immediate and most meads; wants. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two oVioac. There is not so much general business in the rail way market to-day, but the tone is still firm. Great Northern and Midland stocks are in good demand, and have advanced 1 and 1 per cent., respectively. London and N o rth Western has also improved 1. London and North Western is now quoted at 115 to 1 ; Great W es t ern , 691 t o 1 ; Midland, 135 k to 1361 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1171 to 118 ; South Eastern, 931 to ¢ ; Great Eastern, 491 to 1 ; London and South Wester n , 971 t o 981 Metropolitan, 111 to ; Great Northern, 136 to ; and Caledonian, 120 to 121. Indian railway stocks are steady ; Punjaub shows a favourable tendency. Great Western of Canada, Bahia, and San Paulo are inquired for. JINARY aP AM AND STOCK Pt I BAILWATI. I CI TIZer• I "1401 Ptm• _ . . MI lan latsm,woLastoorval. s Se - et. 100 ,Blytlissid Tyne - - - 10 anlßaskia,Sisatrdot Ild.C 9 94 - et. 100 Bristol sad Bator B6 V - el 100 ,Osledcalan l2O 121 - 60 ea 'Dorf and &sodas - - - 'lO am Caswell B4 7 - 10 An 'Do. •jA Do dl. until 6 - - - I LO ell Do. B 1 p. @Astrid r to B. - - 50 ell Dublb. .od Bells& lune 36 06 - M an Dandee.Perth,&Abdro 16 17 - Bt. MO idinteughand Olaseoe , de 91 - et MO Ilinsirow and 8. Weston, I 106 106 - K 100 Ores& fasters Ord. 1.4. 69 60 di 1 el 100 Do. A Stock - - - et 100 Do. E. Ang. Stk., N 0.2 7 6 - 8L DM Oreed North ofScolland - - 7 ea 100 .Grest Northern III 184 1364 6 116. 100 I Do. A 1 A red no dlr. ma 1616 1086 163 111 OR 100 1130.11 I til 6p. a &pad 123 112 - t 6. 104 DL South & Went. (Irs.) 00 93 - el 100 Siren& Western MI 00 1 006 i el 106 ' Do. Stour VaLOus.l3l3 - - - 8L 100 Do. South Widen -- - el 100 Do. W. !Dd.-Oxford 44 49 - el 100 Do. Do. Newport N 10 - 8L 140 Do. Do. Rereked MO 102 - el 100 lanesalitre & Yreka** 1174 1174 1171 4 1 M. 100 London sod Blackwell 60 70 - el 100 I Lou., Brighto. & S.Cosst 103 101 1031 et 100 , Loodon,Chsthm, & Dot. 41 as - as. 100 ; London et North Wasin. U 44 116 in 1166 14416410 et. 'lOO ' Lonlou&SouthWestern 974 086 97 1 8 1 St 1100 Men.,Blsef.,& Lincolnsh 61 ft 02 16 24 60 ell Meryport sad Carlisle -.- .- 124 e e l Do. Do. 1 Sharee - - - 84. 100 Metropolitan lll 1114 1111 6 11l 11l Do. 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Ditto ditto (►ll pawl). 191 to I a in. Southarn of Franco, 31 a ia. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Ory immix° TILDIMAPIL NP:WMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CHESTERFIELD STAKE& Lest hall of B.Y. The following ate left in :—The Dabs. Onvd•lia. Manske's, Oliva, br to Clarissimus ; Yarns Yarn 0, &On Haarlass, Oder Lye, The Aristocrat, A 1, Noisy Girl, Fanny, Ildoedslla, Siddingtoo, Aga, Roaltornago, and Lisette. ENTRY FOR E5O RA.NDIOLP PLATE. N. T.Y.O. Vivid, 4 yrs, Bst 121 b ; Reindsor, 6 p.m. Bst 81b ; Armstrong, 4 years, Bst 51b ; Earallo, yrs, Bst 31b Pupil, 5 yrs, Bst 31b ; Dammam 5 yrs, 7st 121 b ; Confide rs* 3 yrs, 74 51b ; Lucky Star, 3 yrs, 7et slb ; Volopiss, 4 yrs. 7st 51b ; Tams°, 5 ms, 74 31b ; °mooed* 3 mg, 7st 31b ; EsperssoA 3 yrs, Get 81b ; Rosa, 3 yrs, 64 71b ; Regina, 3 yrs, 6et nb ; 801111111 Olen, 3 yrs, Set 71b ; Orpithe, 3 Set 41b ; Sister to Haase Tramp, 3 ra, Est 31b ; Ldy Yaad, 3 yrs, Sit ; Lady Mart, 3 7 1 % ad Banumsh, 3 yrs, Est. AD are bus. OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE. New T.Y.C. Tailor, Nitwit* Lightning, Le Nexicain, Corneet, Kew, Signal, Columbine, Hops, Pam be Civil, Pupil, sad Lady Miry are here. ENTRY FOR SELLING STAKES. New T.Y.O. Goldylooks, (Boone, Verbena, General Loogstreet, and Wild Thyme. All are here. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. New T.Y.O. Zara, 6 yrs,; Regina ; 12Ib Usher, 3 fin, 7st 12Ib ; FApennos, 3 Yrs, 7143113 3 Frsi 756 21b, CRICKS?. ETON v. HARROW. This exciting annual school match will be commenced at Lord's Ground to-morrow. To prevent incoovenience to the players, so that the boundary may not be entrenched upon, the N.O.C. have arranged that the ground shall be roped and staked (hits over the rope to count four). A body of the A division of police will be in attendance to aid in carrying out the arrangements. A mod Maul, capable of bolding 1,003 spectators, will be erected, to which extra will be charged for admission. Eastward of the stead will be a booth for refreshment, he. Carriages entering the ground will torn to the left, and on leaving go through a gate near the bat•stacks. The prior for sdmiwion will be raked on the occasion. The following is a list of the sides : ITON. Host b. G. LytteUon Mr. A. IL Evans Mr. W. W. Phipps 800. N. 6. Lytteltw Mr. H. D. Forsyth Mr. XA. Tabor Mr. W. arrtostoa Mr. E. Lubbock Mr. A. F. Walter Mr. X N. Chute Mr. W. B. Prides= HAULIOW. lion. J G Amintret Mr. H. Monson:my W.I. IL Richardson Mr. C. P. Butler Mr. C. Arkwright Mr. F W Reath Mr. J. Hartley Mr. H. G. Phipps Mr. K. H. Stow Mr. A. N. Hanby Mr. W. T. Phipps SURREY v. KENT. This county match will be commenced at Gravessod tbia morning, and annexed is a list of the players: SURREY. H. H. Stephenson H. Jupp O. Griffith J. Street J. Career T. Loekyer T. Sewell E Pooley T. Humphrey W. Mattock W. Shepherd Mr.!! Tronghton Bennett Goolbew Staines M. G. M. Liken Pryer L Wisher. Mr. W. S. Norton Burton Morley • SURREY v. NOTTINGRANSRIRE. This Kl►aedinry rnniattiag m►tch was brought to • eonclu■ioo yesterday (the third day), at the Surrey Ground, Kennington Oval, and resulted is a victory for Surrey with all their wickets Weeding. No less than 939 runs wore sowed daring ibis match. The pound was in admirable condition and well ►ttended each day. EXPLOSION Alf D LOSS OF LITE AT TONBRIDGE. TONBRIDGE, WEDNIXDAY name. At half-past 7 o'clock this evening a terrible ex pinion took plane at the powder mills of Marra. Curtis and Harvey. Four lives last. Bacrmait Rae Ante IN LONDON. —Some excite ment has been occasioned amongst the London clergy by the fact that Brother Ignatius has found a church in which to preach in London, viz. that of St. Mary Magdalene, Munster-square, where viz., practices have for many years prst prevailed. In • sermon which has been reported to the bishop of the diocese, he oomusenoed by advising all those who did not wish to listen to him to go out. He alluded to the vies and = which are apparent is our public streets. He den milliners' bills, Gotten-row, sod the high church party for their coldness towards him. He stated that. the brothers were now reoeived very kindly by the Norwich people, and that, they had very lam ooudisstatiana, tad Wad that he wanted 5001. by the end of the year to *enure the posses sion of the present monastery. There are one or two other metropolitan churches, the pulpits of which are said to have bola Mfand to him, sad of which ha intends to avail himself. A CLaiormAw DaowNzo WHILST Bwramo.- 0a Tuesday efternooe, • melancholy ease of drowning happened at Morecambe. The Rev. John Branthwaite, principal of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, who was on • visit to Morecambe, hired ► van for the purpose of bathing. He was drawn out a short distance from the shore, it being nearly high water. A few minutes afterwards be appeared to be floating on his back, but as he remained in that position for room time, some permits on shore suggested that be was drowning. Two men belonging to the bathing van endeavoured to reach him, but were us able to do so. A boat was t h m• procured, after a delay of about hell an hour, and put out in smirch of the body, which was found in precisely the same position as it had been nee• at first, the shoulders being • littler out of the water, but the heed completely immersed, end life quite extinct. When the body war takes on shore, means were adopted by Dr. Holdsworth, of Wakefield, who happened to be on the shore, to restore animation, but to no purpose. It is a singular circumstance that three or four peewee were bathing near Mr. Branthwaite whilst he was in the water, but none, until it was too late, hal any idea that be was drowniog.—A • inquest was held yes terday, before Mr. Holden, when a verdict of accidentally drowsed was retuned. The deceased was 41 years of age and unniarried.—Manotakr Guardian. _ . •••• --- • Ti TUNS OF THE DAY.—lndifferentism is the tone of the day. No one must be eager, pleased. die , interested, or anxious about anything. Life is to t e tr i l d ted as • tiresome sort of thing. but which is far too much beneath coo to be thought of seriously —a wearisome performance, which good manner, require yen should sit oat, though loathing obligee you to applaud or eyes approve of it. This is the theory, and we have been most suermsful in reducing it to practice. We are immensely bored, and we take go 4 care so shall be oar neighbour. Just as we have voted that there is nothing new, nothing strange, nothing amusing, we defy anyone to differ with na, on pain of pronouncing him vulgar. North American Indium are not more came birdseed against any show of suffering under torture, than are our well bred people against any manifestation of showing pleasure in anything. "It westet bad," is about the highest expression of our praise ; and I doubt if we would accord more to heaven—if we got there. The grand test of your modern Englishman is. to bear any amount of amusement without wincing : no pleasure ia to wring • ands from him, nor is any expectancy to interest, or any unlooked-for event to astonish. He would admit that " the governor"—maaniog his father—was surprised ; he would comede the fact, aa recording some prejudice of • bygone age. Aa the toes of manners and observances bas grown universal, so has the very expression of the features. They are intensely like each other. We are told that a shepherd will know the actual tapes of all the sheep in his dock, dis tinguishing each how each at • glance. I am curious to know if the Bishop of London knows even the few lost Skeet) that browse shoot Rotten-row of an afternoon, and who are so familiar to us in Leech's sketches. There they are —whiskered, bearded, sod bored ; Boe.lookiog animals in their way, bat kat as mach living creatures in Punch as they are yonder. It is said that the 7 only want the stimulus of • necessity, something of daring to tempt, or something of difficulty to provoke them, to be just as bold and energetic) as ever their fathers were. I don't deny it. I am only complaining of the system which makes sheep of them. reduces life to • dreary table-land, making the stupid fellows the standard. and coming down to their level for the sake of uniformity. Formerly they who had more wit, more sensstasse, more worldly knowledge than their neigh bours, en)coyed a certain preeminence ;fie flash of their agreeabilityy lighted up the group they in, and y were valued sad sought after. Now the very boom.* ma deed. eves in UM moan way, was at least a tastimosi c ta e : superiority Wag rowagelead and its claims admitted. in time ORBS Sew? Apathy and the nearest ::rftto lammdbility is the greatest anolaemea attain enbenod's Megisarw for July. 11111T1811 TOSIRSBIONL ZAJIWATI. Ciedft prices. 101, Pld NO al 100 PROVINCIAL SHAER MARKETS. Lramroot. JULY 6.—Sales to-day :—Oreat Eastern, 413 Great Western, 09 1 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117 1 I—London and North Western, 1161 116 of n Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. II 1 1 I Midland, 1351—Birmingham and Derby RSA Mane, 61 South Eastern, 931 t 1 I—Ditto 5 per mat. redeem able, 101-16—Dutch Rhenish, 11 ex d p.—Oreat Luxembourg Aare., 101 I—serni,re lid Manse, 71—Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool Limited:, new shame, trip—Mercantile and K. :N Beak (Limited). 9 1346 1 1346 1146p.—National Bank gT e Liverpool (Limited), 11 7.16 1 p.—ditto New, issued at 5 pm.. 111 p.—North Western Bank, of p.—Alblen Marine (li mited], 9.16 p.—British and Foreign Marine (Lialtedl, 111316 p.—Liverpoul sad London Fire and Life, 101 a—Maritime In surance ,Li mited;, p.—Thames and Mersey Marine (United), 61 1 p.—Pnion Marine (Limited!, 31 6 16 9.—West India and Pacific Steam, 31.16 p. MAISIIIIIIIII, JULY el —There was a good badmen, at rather better prices. Coefederate Loan. SI 111—Orest Eastern, 49 1 1 —Great Luxembourg. 101 I—Great Western of Canada, 94 — Grout Western, 681 iyi 1 a }—Lancashire end Yorkshire, 1161 171 11 13 171 1 1 /1— London and North Western. 1141 15 1— Manelsester and Comity Bank, 61 a—Manchester, Sheffield, sad Linoulnehire. 61 601 1 601 141 1 4—ratio Preference, Metropolitan, 1111 1 1 1 11—Mes cans, Set I—land,1 — land, 641—Sontli —New York and Brie, be—North British, Eli e 934 .I.Lorirdon New. 946 p.—Alliance Bank, 41 Lk —Teter: nett 61 p.— Hudson's Bay, 171—Tarklsb ConsolidBa, 491 1 Bra ISORANk 60 1 JOLT —This market was ann. Great Western Railway stock was dealt In at 611; Birmingham and Staffordshire Oink at 971 ; Birmingham Wagon Preference, at 61 pm.. Birming ham Waterworks, at 851 . and Patent shaft and Axle shares, at 81 pm.: Patent Pile Company shares at 1 die London and North Western new stock woe quoted at 110 11! In renunciation ; Midland Four per Cent. Debenture Week. *ellen, at 97 ; District Fire-office sham, at 94, sellers , and Birmingham Wagon shares, at 101, sellers. Malls, JOLT s—Three per Cent. Consols, 90901—New Three per Cent. Stock, 681 al—Ditto for account, Bth July, 611 Bank of Ireland OWL paid), 2141—National Beak (*Ol. paid). MI —1:3163. New lieweeds l hh (56Pald).661—Ditto for atecent. 461—National of Idempool (limieed) (101. paid), 171 I—Date New ((Weed at 5 prem.) (10A paid , . 17—Freebie:lel Bank (riL paid), 114— Royal Beak. New (based at 13, pron.). (st paid), 26—aka Bank (Limited) lain) for exeunt. 511 4—Dublhl and Italßast Juarrtios all ), Sl4—Dubila, Wicklow, sad Weasel' on =9l - Southall and Western (1008. paid!, 911-11161ffead Washita (all ply, du. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ocoac. The stock markets to-clay are decidedly firm, without any important movement in prices. The funds remain at yesterday's quotations. Two or three of the speculative foreign securities are slightly better. Home railway stocks are strong, with a steady demand ; the chief movement to-day is s fresh rise in Midland and Great Northern. The demand for money continues moderate, and the supply large. The rate for good three months , bills is 51 to 51 per cent., and for loans in the Stock Exchange from day to day on government securities, 34 to 41. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee were quoted 661 r. 15c., showing no alteration. Consols are now quoted 90/ to f, ex div., both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 90i to 1, ex div., for the new account. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consob, for money, 901, f ; ditto for account, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89k, 1; New Three per Cents., 1; Annuities, 1885, 14 9.16, ; Bank Stock, 2371, 239 ; India Stock, 214 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104$1 ; Five per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 1044, 1051 ; Exchequer Bills, March, Bs., 38. dia. Foreign stocks are firm. Mexican Bonds are rather better, at 441 to 45, or 29 to "ex all! Spanish Passive are 1 better, at 293 to ; Turkish of 1858 better at 701 to 71 ; ditto of 1862 steady, at 68 to 69 ex div. ; and the Consolidgs higher, at 501 to 1. Confederate Bonds are firm at 671 to 681, and Greek steady at 251 to 3, Trans actions are recorded as follows : Brazilian, 1863, 871; Dutch Certificates, 99/ ; Egyptian, 1021 ; Greek, for account, 251; Italian, for account, 671, /, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 44/ ; Moorish, 941 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 831, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, rte., 471, 48, ex div. ; Rus sian, 1862, 871, 88 ; ditto, 1864, scrip, 41, 3 prem. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 291, ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 703 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 69, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed, 1091. International Financial shares are now quoted 54 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, ai to i prom. ; London Financial, 124 to 13 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 24 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 174 to 4, ex div. ; Ebbw Vale, I to 14 prem. ; Ottoman Soci4t6 Generale, 2 to 4 prem. ; and St. NiZaire, 1} to 14 prem. The City of Washington has arrived from New York with 204,0001. in specie. There is still an almost entire absence of demand for silver for the East, and the market is very flat, at ss. lid. per ounce for bars. Some of the mer cantile letters from India state that the enormous supplies of silver which have been despatched from Europe for some years past are believed to have been to a large extent hoarded by the natives all over the country, partly from a want of confidence in the stability of tho government. This distrustful feeling, however, appears to be gradually disappear ing, and their material position has been greatly improved by the European demand for cotton. It is mentioned as a new feature that many of the natives in the interior are now sending silver to Calcutta, Bombay, and other points of the coast, and making investments in securities. The bidding' for 30,00,000 rupees (300,0001.) in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportion allotted were to Calcutta, 16,32,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 12,00,000 rupees ; and to Madras, 1,68,000 rupees. The minimum price was as before, viz., ls. 11 per rupee on Calcutta and Madras, and ls. on Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 171 lace (1,7100001.) Tenders on Calcutta and Madras at is. 11}8. will receive about 31 per cent. ; on Bombay at 25., about 24 per cent. ; and all above these prices in full. A Madrid newspaper, received yesterday, mentions the arrival of the Emperor Maximilian at the city of Mexico on the 10th ult., when he is stated to have had an enthusiastic reception. The news purports to have been received rid Havannab. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 8,261/. over last year ; the Great Eastern an increase of 2,657/. ; the Great Western an increase of 3,5221.; and the Great Northern au increase of 4,8601. The holders of the securities of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway will be gratified to learn that the present advice. froin America announce the important fact of the completion of this railway. The event is evidently regarded with great interest in America, and a considerable portion of the space of some of the journals is taken up with a congra- tulatory sketch of the progress of the company, the present favourable position of which is mainly due to the untiring exertions and financial ability of Mr. James M'Henry, powerfully supported by the energy and skill of Mr. T. W. Kennard, the en gineer. . . A new undertaking called the West Birming ham Railway and Canal Company is announced. The prospectus mentions that " This company has been formed for the purpose of giving to the inhabits-As of the populous districts on the western side of Birmingham, including liar borne and Belly Oak, the railway accommo dation of which they are at present depri►ed, and which is so much needed : to provide a better access to the town for the large and important traffic coming from the south-west by way of King's Nor ton ; and also by means of a branch to the Stour bridge Extension Railway to bring the important coal fields of East Worcestershire into immediate connection with the best depot for that mineral in Birmingham, viz., the Worcester wharf." It is posed to construct these lines in connection with the Worcester and Birmingham Canal, and thus at the same time to secure the facilities afforded by that canal for entering Birmingham, and the possession of a goods station and wharves of about fifteen lacres iu the centre of the town. The Canal Com pany is eventually to be merged into the new undertaking on terms described in the prospectus. The company's capital is 400,0001., in 16,000 shares of 251. each. The direction comprises a number of names well known in the district. At a special meeting of the East India Financial Association, held yesterday, it was resolved to place the undertaking under the "Companies Seals Act" of the present session. The second ordinary meeting of the Midland Banking Company (Limited) is convened fur the 22nd inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The meeting will afterwards be made special, to pass certain resolutions, copies of which have been forwarded to the shareholders. A call of U. is to be paid on the shares in this undertaking by the 2nd of August. The hall-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Union Bank of Ireland is called for the 22nd inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The applications for the 26,500 shares of the Ottoman Socidte Gdmirale, reversed for subscrip tion here represent • total of about • quarter of a million. The list was closed yesterday afternoon. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : There has been ownperatively little business in the London market for American securities sine our last. In United States goverement securities we have to record a fall of 3 dole in the 5.20 Bonds, but this decline scarcely represents the relative nine of the bonds in this and the New York markets, as the Let prise we have by telegraph (1051), taking exchange at 236, would make them worth only 44 here ; thus leaving a wide margin for expenses and profit on importation, our last quotation being shout 43. Railroad bonds are trmlected, and . quotationv are little more than norainaL Is shares, Brim, in the abase. of busies's. =abstain their price. Illinois are mow quoted 39 to 37 discoast, dividend of four pa mot., which, allowing for egebaama, shows a decline of about one per mat. The mails from Calcutta, Chins, and Australia,by the English steamer, are expected to be distributed in London about the 14th inst. The Edinburgh, for New York, will call at [ Queenstown to-day, and messages will be receive/ at any of the Electric and International Telegraph Company's OS OM in London up to 3.30 p.m.. and in the provinces up to 3 p.m. The Europa, for Halifax and Boston, will call at Queenstown on Sunday, July 10, and messages will be received until the same hours. Emma Console, which closed yesterday at 90* to 4, both for money AO Friday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and c:osed 4 90f to 4. The official business rep-rt is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, * ; ditto for account, 904, ; Three per Cents. Reuced, 894, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 894, ; Annuities, 1365, 144 ' • Bank Stock, 237, 239 ; is Stock, 212, 215; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1048, ; ditto Bonds, 10s. dis. ; Four per Cent. " rupee paper, 944 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1154, 115. Indian Government securities remain very steady. Exchequer Bills are still quoted Bs. to 3e. dis. tha March, and ss. die. to par the June. In the foreign stock market firmness prevailed. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are enjoined, via : International Land Credit, 24 to prem. ' • Millwall Iron Works, die. to per ; 1 ian Land, par to prem. ; Ebbw Vale p!° y, to 14 prem. ; York-street Flax Spinning, 4to 1 prem. ; Ottoman Socidtd Gdnerale, 2 to 9*, prem. ; Egyptian Socidtd Agricole, to prem. ; and St. Nazaire Company, 14 to 14 prem. all I» al at !Ka rigintlad Bt. Lowrance M Done.Dar.&C.ln.g.6p.a. 101 e Do. Merin pr tHotako d LAM Hama ge Do. Ptah:room ,1081., Brunk& Goderlab 6p a. Bd.. Aug 1,1878 77 Do. do. July 1. 18711 77 Do. do. June 1.1874 77 OM. &imam 6w.c. g. 98 ape T. Doak Op. a. g. 98 ,Demegurajp.a.parprat laapl gu. 6 do Hog Who ga. 6 do A Do. 0 Zdenalon 11 Do H do 109 erand ' Canada Ce— Do.lortp. b1.8.,6p.et Do. lee pref. 800da.. 1 Do. do. deferred Do. tad pref. Bond, Do. do. deferrod Do. Ad pref. stock .. Do. do. deferred) Do. Do. Olt preL Stock .. I do. deferred _ Gel Indian PeuliaWo . Do. gus. 6 per cent. IL 8. of India g. 6 p. Do Do spar ova. If . - Western of Ceara& Do. Now too.dp.e.lidapog.ld7ll D 0.4 do. do. 18774 odlato Brooch, Lioalsod Madras guar. 6 p. cool I Do. do. 61 do. Do. do. do.— Do. fifth ExPosolos Corp. 6 per e. Bd Neb. sad Holoon's X.&gm&Cenok A *I N. 8..01Van.6p. a. Ist p. ■ 'dodo goo 6 par ma I Do. NW do Do. do. do. Do. NOW) d 0... Do. India 84.110t.60. 67 69 JOINT RUCIL WIL No. I Bi. I BANNS. • fO.OOO 100 'r u. - and tr. Sir. Beak 10.000 100 LosALlvsrpooli 10.010100 Do. Niw 100.000 10 Anglo Amid= 20,000 20 Anglo list as (Waned) 22,60) 40 knit:alai& 7,500 40 Do. Now 12,502, 20 Danko! BritlahCobnablo 10,000 26 Bank ot loops 6,000 100 Bank of London 26.1100, 20 Bank of Otago (Limited) 10,000 100 Bank of Quasoiland (L.) 20,000 60 Bonk offictorks Amid& 6,000 100 Bank of Walav a L b in . i.l 10,000 16 Bank of Nay 50.000 20 Brasiltan&Portogne 16,000 60 grit. & American is. 20,000 60 British & California n 10,000 60 , British N. Americo 22.200 20 C. Bk. ladtkAss., Skim 1,800, 20 I Do. New 20,000 26 Chart. Mar. of Indik&c 8,000 100 'City 10 000 MO Colonial 10,000 05 Cons Rank of India, Be. 10,000 26 Do. mow 10 Consolidated Bonk (L, ) 6,000 100 Continental (L) 11,000 SO 'Kant London (Limited) 12000, SO I Do. Nem 16.000 20 Btsg.Scottt Alienate& 40,0000 60' &Oen and Sestet! (I. 00.0 00, 11 , 0 European Bankadadtell 10,000,100 ,thadtmaChlna&Jap.(ll. 10,000 100 I Do. Noe 11,000,100 ,Immortst Bank, Limited 3,000100! Do. New 10,000 SO , Imp. Ilk nt Chloa.te.,(Li 116,000 10 Imperial Ottoman . 12000 U quit°. 100,000 IS Lind Mod. Bk. India (L I 20550 0 Lon. RIE otlf ec'en 10,000 100 ;London Bank se Hest (L 10.000 100 London and Brasilia& 0.000 KO ,Loa.B.Amsattli-Plates(Ll ONO 100 Lou..! Mr., et S. Staff. (L ; 60,000 10 Lou. Ch. Bank W Ansi& 10,000 1110 'London and Colonial (L 30,000 60 London and County 6,000 100 ' Lon_ thumbs. C.on. Bz.(L ) 00,000 60 'tandem Joint Block 10.000 100 ;Lon. and Northern (1..) 10,50 10 ,londauet South African 6,000 100 Lou.' &S. Western Llia. ; 110,000 100 Lou.! & Westminster I 10,000 100 Merchant ilank(Um.) 1 20,000 00 Mercantil* & izebanlL 10,000 601 Do. New 10.000 100 ;Matto. & Pros. Bank (L I 6,000 100 ; Midland Bank (Ls.) 10.000 WO ;Notional of Liverpool. 10,000 20 Of. Pro. of ingland New 10,000 60 (National Bank, 5000 110 ;New South Waiss 11,600 101 Do. New 60.000 10 ;New Teadand (IAMI) 60,000 20 ;North Wasters 60,000 5 Oriental Bank =ors 5000 DM 'Provine. of Ire /17.50 ID 'Seinde, Paul., & Deihl CV 5000 II Mouth Australia 10.000 26 !North 'meter' (Um.) 10,000 ISO rand. of B. 8. Atria* - 4.4110 100 Do. do. • ...oe • 1C7,000 ZS of Atio4alka,Now 10.000 100 Ithdoo ot Ireland ..Las) PAW MO Ualoo oc Loodoo No. I Db. I 1,066,0014 0 Seat sad West Ines 00 1;0001 10 Omit lo st 300 .. 0 1 I 1.01110 It. Loudon lO 1,91000 IL It. Kattuulos 1100 011.11011 It llentlanapton 10 001.000 M. Vioiorla .lOO 101 106 Ja i 101 1031 in I loe pm in 91 99 74 74 63 64 66 66 67 49 92 43 46 39 31 U 30 103 . 164 ID bee in un zn 114 Km I. 11 ie f dla 89 91 83 84 tale tpro Er 100; IEI I zn 1 ii K; l i t 194 Es 101* En PEE 1 6. 6 1,3 1006 101}:a 96 ild zd, ORDINARY IMAMS ill]) ROOM Ol ‘llii /IL 100 BR 100 20 2 at 100 St. 100 IPd 1 OL prima. I 6h► isia 41 63 pa 40 42 pal 1 pm Tar 74 POll 72 NI 28 pm, liPm " ITO 180 Pit 1 dli Ora 111 31 6 2Ma 11 10 pm 1 I lil 3 R 42 49 id 38 40 18 20 pm, 88 39 38' 144 118 I 42 34 8 7 pal 7i lips, le 2 1Pra Lni 3 4 pew 3 I M 21 tt par s pral 4 . 5p ad, -! -IP* filet! le } _ r 4• as' isr zd -m 81 17 le pm le le pm :fpm 8,1 Sipm adi se at -11 -14prel 1 2 pin Sit.. 12 14 pa Is IS pm HP= 4 1 I9__ -i Tpoe ' 70 rs I "i pal 45 . 40. 4 4171 4 . I - pal 9)101 _ 9 10 as II Nelda • 10 p. 9 11 gm nom "pp. Oa 48 DO 7 S MI 6 pm SS SO i i it :dl 2 - 2 img 22 20 td $ 20112 7 II pee 7 II po idls ipge 10 el 160 161 T. TI TS 111 in so NMI si a I ,1 4 1 I i zd '4 44 ij 1 ! :I 177 '2194 3} 21 as MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The mining market is dull to-day, with little badness. Chivertnn shares have declined to 81 to 91, and Marke Valley to 41 to 5. East Grenville are also flat, at 51 to 1. Rut Lovell are quoted 15 to 16 ; East Caradou, 274 to 28, ex div. ; and Great Vor, 29 to 30. No transactions are officially re corded in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no change. Cape Copper have been dealt in at 11, being firm. Santa Barbara are also inquired for, owing to the increase in the yield of gold at the mine. The annual meeting of the Australian Mining Company is called for the 25th inst. A dividend of ls. per share is to be payable on the 28th. At East Caradon meeting yesterday a dividend of 11. per share was declared, and at Marks Valley, ls. At Tywarnbaile meeting yesterday the amounts showed a debit balance of 2,2001. A call of 10s. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 1111.11 RIAL AVIMLOWL _ 1./brilllsriay.i Oats. I Rya , Beans. Pew 1441 211 Jess 4 11 334 641374 Ild 104 02 344 Id 344 104 331 OR 10 4Ol 3d t 74 6.1 Ms 64 334 82 854 54 314 A 26 404 41.1 28. 821 .. 35s Sd 33. li, July 2 404 ed 074 02 314 14 344 2d 344 04 at: weal& Awe — ----- gas Amiss ..114 102104 241 32 Ma 64 364 la 334 62 - _ Wm—Wheat s Bang. O. Itys, Book sad P.u. Is. MAGIAN MOWING DIZ TLOODILTIIOIII It TIM AVIIMI6I DIM OF WW2 1,171130 TRU 111 WWI NA.III:D. ICU. 'June 4. Jute 111 40 2 .. 40 S .. 40 0 .. 661 6 " ...ji SSII • • Ili ,l, rum 1111 I - ilium 251 Jill S. LIVERPOOL COTTON BLLPXET. (THIS DAY.) ELICITILIO AND ISTWATIONAL TALZOLAPIL) (1111011 wax owl sowaxaromirr.) Market steady at extreme rata ; War probably alroat 10,1100 bolas. MINCING LANE.-(THD3 DAT.) Sooalt.-For West lodia demi . ptioos there is • more active demand at the late decline. Of other kinds the 11111111 are ocafinal to 5.(00 bane of cloyed Manilla at 37a., with washed at 36e. 6d. Refined is dull of mile, sad price pue rall are rather eager. -Farm prise continuo to be paid for pia:Arica Oeyloo, Crisp sold at 665. 6d. to ON.; low to good mid ding, 765. 63 86s. dd. - pa berry, 84a. to 89.. Pau.-The dorket privately is quiet bat steady. Poblis sales of Aram will be held on Tuesday out. BMW sad Rtcl.-No alas reported, the demaod brag limited. Smarm-For black pepper there are buyers at lay prior, bat only a few blushed bap of Priam sold at 3141.; labia' sold at • shade decline. s}d. to 5441. ; Pimento at the previous prior of 20. to 20. Nutmegs at an mimeos of fully 1 . par lb. for commas quality; small, la. 3d. te la. 4d. ; 'piddling to good Is. sd. to Is. 11d.; bold. 3s. 2d. to 4d.; bLeoe-ionang, 11d. to is. 51. Carr Litres Ant pile, 935.; roood, 1396. to 90e.; third. ftlis. to 875., being firm prior. Cinnamon Osyloo, first oost. 2a. ld.; wood, Is. 4d. to Is. Bd.; third, la. sd. oi7ger--- Common qualities have aria meld at aa adviser of 2.. per cwt.; corm= to middling, 725. to 8.41.; 'middling to good, 86s. to 1455. Faurr.--Cureants, ire ' are only saleable at • alight de cline. Voris= sold at SOL ; common remain at 245. Raisins, Rims sold at 335., being rather cheaper ; sad Mamntel in layer st 45a. Savaressm -3.100 bap of Bowl sold, refraction 7g, at 325. 9d. ; refretioo 7, at 325. ; refraction 54 to 3 1 , at 34.. 3d., all short !prompt or for cash, sad at 355. for arrival COOHURAL.-The periodical ales west off flatly. at 3d. I D e r lb. dear* ; sad Honduras silver, 3s. Id. to 3s. 66. ; I Una, 3s. 3d. toil., 841. Terrine silver, 3a. Id. to 3e. 4d.; black, 3s. fkl. to 2s. 9d. ; Maier silver, 3s. to 31. 2d. ; black 3e. 3d. to 3s. sd. Or rm.-There is still • stray dimmad at late prices yesterday 1,000 bolos were sold. Jura.-For good qualities an admire of 10s. to 15e. par ton has bees paid; common unaltered. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY. ) This market is quiet. Tows tallow is quoted 395.; Petersburg Y. 0., ee the spot, 40s. 9d. ; Jule to September. 40s. 9d. to 40.. 6d. ; October to December. 435. 6d. ; DO. cosoitor, 44.. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. Tile number of besets is rather shorter tban ou Thurs day last, and there is a good demand for choice qualities. Youday'a quotetione are readily obtained. The supply of sheep is about the same as of Ist& Trade is dull and a clearance is sot effected ; but prices remain unaltered. Wyss and Lobs are not sallies quite so well. From Ger many and Holland there are 690 beset., 3,290 sheep, and 697 calms. Spain, 67 beast& Ifileb cows, 83. 1 Per mom of alba. a. d. •d. rili stone of 31b• • alai Soots, lensed. 6 10 6 0 bet Dent 111-bdallh b Beat Short-harm 4 I 4 10 Dad Long-wools.. 0 Second goal. boasts 3• 3 8 Da. do. Sam% .. . 4 Oates 3 • 4 10 I Ewes It mooed goal • _ PUS BestDwodHltbryd 0 0 0 0 Beasta .t market, 1,4111. a P 64. PLR 170. Limbs sep and !samba. 12.700 4. 1. d • 6 4 O 0 • • 41• O 0 • • 4 4 6 6 6 c4I•U. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIB DAT.) Mears. Harvey and Easton report trade firm at the td lowing prior :—Primo meadow lug, 72e. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84a to 93a ; new ditto, 555. to 725. ; clover, old, 90a. to 112 e. 641. ; straw. 295. to 30a. Tae LAT& TROTTING MATCH. —OR Tuesday West Radian beech of magistrates, sitting at Leeds. heard a complaint by the Society for the Prevention of i:rueMy to Acimals 'gable two persona that town, who :.re the owners of two hone. which Oa the 27th ult. trotted agaiost each other in a 50-miles race for 501. side. One home aooompliabed the joorney in three home and fifty minutes, but the other died after going more than 40 mile*. Mr. Green, the owner of the winner, was fined :at and ants, which wee immediately paid; but Mr. Jobs Ftobeon. the owner of the defeated and defunct animal, was committed to prism for • month, the magistrates being of opinion that his was an aggravated case, inasmuch ae after biz hone fell once he attempted to promoute the joursey, sad only gam it up on • second break-down 9nickly orciwrinr. SONL“ NIBULDOI. LI Tuesday nigh t it distress ing accident bappeeed at Outhouse of Mr. mitten, builder, Stratford New Town. About 10 o'clock the servant, Elizabeth Miles, aged 15, went to bed, and shortly after ward, Mr. Rushton 's toe wee awakened by hearing moms sad the loud barking of a dog, which was chained in the yard. He dressed himself, went dowootaini„ and wsa shrieked to find the poor girl lying es the pavement in the yard, where she bad fallen from as attic door a height of 18feet. A surgeon was immediately in atteadmice, who fouled that abe bad received alarming injuries, which will probably have • fatal result. The girl had no recolleekisia how the accident occurred, and the probability is that is her sleep aloe mart bars walked from her bedroom through the attic doer, which was left opts. AN ARRONTATIC RA ILWAT. —MOGBIGUT Gouraud, Vieecanetil of Frames for Rhode Island, has made implies- Coo fors patent for his aerostatic railway, bobs worked by atmspbsb forme apes leased please of wire .upended is the air. It le prepesed to apply it to street railways, for crowded thoroughfars is populous Mika—New York Suf. 1 21 If ni a lit id roti is - id