The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-11 00:00:00

California advices toJane 6 and 2,660,341 dole. in gold had reached New York. The California news is unimportant. From Central America it is stated that the English government had conc:uded a treaty with Guatemala relative to the boundary lines existing between the republic and British Honduras. It was feared a war would soon break oat between Ben Salvador and HOIXIDTIII. The wheat harvest was far advanced in several states, sod the accounts were generally quite favour able. In Kentucky the crop was described as un precedentedly large, and toe quality exceedingly fine. In Tennessee the crop was large, though in some sections slightly damaged by the Sy. In Maryland and Virginia the papers of those states all concur that the crop was excellent. In Maryland and Lower Virginia the harvest was pro gressing. In Alabama and North Carolina the yiele of wheat was remarkably good. In Southern Illi nois the papers say harvesting was going on in good earnest, and the yield wee very heavy—no rust. There is no doubt that in all the North Western States the crop will be a fair average. In Ohio about one quarter part of the wheat had been lost by the frost, which came at the moat critical period of the plant, but the planting was so large that an average quantity would be harvested. Ad:ices trot; Havana are to the 25th of Jai The yellow fever had madeltiappe vana, but was not regarded as epidemic. Sugar was quiet. but prices were without change. Mo ieties dull and nominal. Sterling exchange was quoted at 13 to 18 premium. Freights were in active. ORIN Ala WRITINGS. A respectable lookiag man, stepping into the witness-box, mid that for nor time past Imp open air meetings had been held is the neighbourhood of Newport-market every &today, in support of teetotalism, but yeeterday they were prevented holding It by the police, and on expostulating with the police for stowing it, they were referred to the in- pi:lector at the station-house, who told him he bad bettor attend at the court and see the magistrate. Mr. Beams said the inspector had told him quite wrongly. Ha bad nothleg to dr with the holding of meaning& It was entirely with UN Commissioners of Pollee. Mr. Holden, inspector of Use C Division, mid the police had orders, owing to the obstruction caused by the assembling et large numbers of persons and the loud complaints of the respectable inhabitants, not to allow the meeting to be held, the order c miing from Sir Richard Mayne. Mr. Braden said the applicant could see the commissioner if he thought proper, and the applicant withdrew. Robert Ritual, porter inti;ecoyloy of Weems. George He,rovr end &m, trunkmak.re, of 5, Swallow-street, wee ehergei with embezzling varier, sums of money received zei hie meeter's acconnt. _ _ 01;r;eohaviogioes proved opted the primer, he am remanded. MARYLEBONE. SMOPLIPTINO. Margareg Joan and Alfas Haydon were plated at the bar before Mr. Broughtoe, charged with etaoplibing. Sergeant Holmes, 298, deposed that at four o'clock ms Saturday @Samoan ha obseeved the prisoners go into Wil liania-mewo, 81. Panmee, and law Jones passleg smelting to Heyday, who placed It under bet shawl. They then west away, followed by witness, by whom Hay den was sopped, and asked what she had, to which s he replied," Nothing." He (witness) pulled aside her *bawl, and there found concosted two loam' lawn jackets. Jones had made bee escape upon bar companion being apprehended. Han* 184 8, said that he took Jones into costody, when she alleged that she did not steal them, bat seeing them lying upon a door-step, she picked them up. William Pickering, asatatant to Mr. Cooling, draper, &e., Hampstead-road, identified the jackets as Detonable to his master; they were seta safe on the premises just before they wen. mimed. l'Oieb•oosetable 30 0 stated that doses had in the samb•el Hooter bees ecesmi.ted foe three months f r steeling a dress and two *bawls, and it wee further shown that Haydon had for • hag t poet bees a oonsteat &moist* of Wises. The priesomo. who pleaded risky rather Om go for trial, wen estemod to twooketthi hood lahoor to the Howe of Convoke. sitoallesoes awns ani ban, and will convey dr mart of oar inownwi ias inn ban °Fie:stick, %Alai voinsi ordwod Nn from Ilinppanins the 16th nat. 6 - asal Aleoek and Coned Yrse sad their arid au kit Hoag Hong for Japan is H.M.S. Ileameeos ea the oat motet. Is Lllowtag the Ada" weld through their higkly important careens the joaieediet is Mew, heatedorth, kee a teak of pkieleg istereet. I[CIIANOZ OW BULLION. KONO KONG, Mau 21—Orison! Bank Corporation: Oa L=dos, am months' Unit, 4.10; on Celoatts, three days' 227 x+ 100er 100 0.16 ; on Bombay, Throe days' sight, 227 ea Pm dais.; Gold ,leoese. 23.20 &le pee toil; Oold bar, 23.00 dola. par tad tiyoree savor, Ti. 6 pee aut. premium. Other Bills. Oa Loudon, *ix months' stabs, 100. to 4. 114. , on Calcutta, three day.' sight, 227 to 222 per 100 dna , = Bombay, Woo days' natal, 217 to 228 par 100 dna -Bit tteoetttr, M 44 14—On Union, Si. months' sight, 8,2, p e r tail; Os Calm' t., throoday.' eteht, n. 911 per 100 yak oa Bombay, them clays' ugh; m. 31.41 ptr 100.1 tads; drafts on Hong hose, 27, pm cont. illoommt. 8010 Homo, MAT 21.—01 d Par. 740 lob.; woo rotot, 740 4010. Yaws. 670 to 676 &AL ; oil BMW" 120 dam. Bosom. 740 dole. (10, MAT 20.—01 d Patna, 736 dab.' pains. 740 &to. ; r. 11•114/10. 740 401.. ; Mahn, 670 ids. 8111ANOIAIL, MAT 14.—Pasa, 643 team; Male% 448 Y.Y. THE UNITED STATES. TM Royal Mail steamship Europa, Capt. Leitch, which sailed from Boston on the 29th and from Halifax on the night of the 30th ult., arrived at Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, bringing !Hi pm assigers and 346,630 dollars in specie. The steamer Bremen, from Southampton, arrived at New York on the 26th ; the Nova Scotian, hence, at Quebec on the 27th ; and the Arabia, hence, at Halifax on the 28th ultimo. A train on the Michigan Southern Rvilroad had been thrown from the track by the washing away of a culvert sear South Bend, 'adieus. There were about 160 perwegers in the train ; 33 persona were takes from the ruins dead, and from A to 60 Oben wen wounded. The train was running be tween ten and twenty miles an hour. The train going west pared over the embankment safely three hours before the accident. A Washington telegram say,: Informatics - Ws bees tersest tram • souse regarded as thosiestkly tillable, giusg the particalwe of the contest plead abbe/Ur durst Oa Nicaragua. The noose of cu m& parties who wawa Walker with arms and wavy ere gum mad the *oysters of the besente of the trans' , ruse is to coarsest. to port for the eapenses thus 'scurried It le Mead that the expedition will start by the middle td august, and the* • party of filibusters will teadlesuae at Florida, and be roeveyed w Central Awake la the Scottish Chief. Washer oe sot this informs tics is strictly tree, it to certain onr goeunment will endea roar to arrest ell such illegal inispiere —the order. to our meal vessels for Ibis purpose, Isresifor• trued, beteg still is full force. Cameral (/sees, before ho lett for Nisarsgua, was tally Informed of the dlinueter leg movements. The letter of Osseral Cate on nee r.l tights I. otln leader odoitalarat. Cider the bro (Ioc•cooe thet free ships make tree pods, with the except , n of r votraboan of war, oar goversateat mantes that en thoulil be co amnia, of the nanitite of articles contrebend of war, ()a the cravrary, that number to considered should be limited to, and indeed on- Bud to, actual munitions of wee, and thece, Indeed, ehould eady to liable to seam twos en attempt to enter enemise parte. Coal, thuds', can be canted by our ship *dent LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TIM DAY.) IMinp In Boman at Westminster. CUTI4BILUTION V. 11•1)10-JUDOIIINT. Mr. Boron >lsrtm held • sitting in Banco this raiwaleg sad delivered thejedgment at the court is this ease whirs tavolced a question ea • reversion to • in favour at the ptsietiff, his lwriship anggrating that tai wilds= U they thought it worth alai. take the ease beton tnbansi. Judgment for the plaintiff accordingly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (BA(' Mr. Commissioner Elonlbstra.) IX RE 'AXES HATLTE. The bankrupt was described is a crape end lace ware hosesteen, of Cuey-lane. This wee the adjourned era ustaatlos meeting. The cue hu been frequently before the court. On the last oceesion the bankrupt wso required to produce is a witness Sir William Foster of Norwich, for Whale he bed acted as London agent, in order to show the Woe olds* egresnent between them. This not being dose ea adjournment was ordered soil die, with protection for di weeks. The bent rept, deathbed as of Chapel-.treat, Holborn, had formerly kept the Belle Vas Hotel. Malvern. Thie wee the adkanneel examination meeting. The liabilities are Moms 3,1e001 and 10001. ;to sew% No aormare had been filed. Mr. N. T. Buick, for the asigasse, imbed for an apurc mist for • sceth, wlifoli woe cederld. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAT.) 1111•111111014-HOTI8E. Mary Aso Clarke, seed 18 pen, apparently a country 01, was broufrAt been the Lard Meyer thug, I with kering made • dap WIMP sample te destroy herself. Thome* Ward, amesemger he the Sebmarine Telegraph Mos, eale—As I wee peemieg war Leadas-bridge ea Friday I saw the prisoner go dons She steps at lAnden-bridge, and tag herself late the Thorn. I ran awl get assisteace, and she was get into a boat, and ',ken to It Theme's lbw pita!, whim she remained till this monting. The Lord Mayor—What hes been the mese of this dread ful set of yours ? Ths primmer—l don't know, sir; lem mom that It bee hap; ned, but I shall newer do myth* of the kind adds. The father of the girl said—l do not know what could lame fardtmed ber to ohm la this way. She let ems to go to • itow tier oa Atceday last. and a policeman called upon me en Sa turday morale', and rid go woe in the heap eel, eul that shy bad and•avoared to drown hermit . iiiTi«iiii;;;li.i:iy;ribc;••with you now, and take portion*, CY* et bee. teliael . ll.osatA was charged with having most violmtly .ulted his wife. Tiaoorio plooliaat seld—l have been married to this sesn 27 years, nod be's always murdering me. On Botnaley he came home quits sober. end he hallooed to me sad said " Now I'll Rive It to you in earnest I" so be caught bold of me by the hair of my heed and pulled out handbills, end then be knocked me down end jumprd upon me and broke two of my ribs. The doctor who attended me rid that I have revolved dreadful ioj.iries from him, and he has been In the habit of practising ill-treatment up at me for a lens time. The prisoner—Why, my told, I never touched her In my , life, She gets drunk earl fancies thisp when she fells about. ' I never struck her la all my days. The Lord Meyer—Tell the doctor and theothers convened to be here to-aerrew leers evidence. AFRICA. LIVERPOOL, grunar. The African mail steamer Athenian arrived in the Mersey to-day with the mails, &c., from the Wart Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and Madeira. Her data are—Beeio, May 24; Bonny, June 7; Lagor,9; Acre, 11; Caps Coast, 12; Palmas, 15; Sierra Leone, 19; Bathurst, 23 ; Teneriffe, 30; and Madeira, July 2. She brings 2,590 ors. gold dust, and six boxes and four packages of specie, besides a large miscellaneous cargo. Her saws is uninteresting. From the NortA Chaea Nail we see that attempt to tamper with paper gives is at a literary naval legion, had occasioned a " minieterial crisis" at Bela*. Pembuse, the Chief of the Board of Examiners, had been bribed to satetitota a good easy for so hi ker* oar, before the papers were esanivel be imperial is. epection. He and his assistant were derspirned, end the Chaecellor sad other officiala at the Academy merely paalelied. le the Imperial reeceipt on the robj.ct eternise?, are 'aborted " to purify their Wed* by cultivating just thotighte," fur literary examination is " • great ordinance." Mr. F. P. E. Brett, late Lieutenant of the 11th Ragimest N. 1., and late commissariat meet at &aim, who was sestsarod ,y • mist rsi court retrial to me years' peal gamed*. arrived to Bombay yesterday by her Majesty's slimmer Berenice from Kerraches, and is beaded over to the saperintaadent of coavicm Bombay_ Staedarl, .101110 1. A COMPLAUIT AT MAIMIAS.—We have just been eslivesed by what ill-sawed people rail " • very pretty job." The Tremble Archdearen Sbortland, havisit ob tained leave to so to Rome, the bishop b.• spptered hie own son, the ker. Mr. Dealtry, an assietant chaplain of seven yaws INTT't "acting archaracoa.” the. pasting over twelve ch.l.lrins sad eight as-i-tAat &apish's, an of whom were the reverend gesticulates siskria—Aferbse 4thr.e.ase, lane 'J. .... SLIINAZIN6 TELEGRAPH To Dexicaix.— Tbs stdeowsion of the sabeterse telegraph between the eastern snail end Teeming is repined to be commenced leeday (Monday). The truth of the ethic, which le supplied by Hire, Mihail, sad Co., is nearly SOO miles ' • and the ream of sahmeniom only therefor., be probably s otot /we Thunday or Friday. TM conneebos with the legthth toast will be med. gear Cromer, from which place a line of wires boo recently been carried by the British and Irisk Meg &etc Telegraph Company, tierces country to the easteepolle, and also me Maces or to the worth of Eaglend. Teet.,nt or J ULT.—Lord Dungannon, as Grand Newer of the ASlTian Omegemen, hes Mooed a request Io the Hem to behave as Cie:Wiese en the approachiog 112th at Jolt. His headship reognavede the Ixelbren to go oa the arespieistas day without say port, parade, M il l s is I . ' livrish., be the swain, in thei I loco ilithm. ttlaymbr the old pee hno of breaking their wiehhoorie bowls for the less of God and Meg William may be avoided e hit edema. tap Is boa Orr,' and Green. FATAL ACCIIINNT ON TIIR NORTII LONDON RAIL wAT.--Os esti, dayidetreeco,tetates four end ilwasfeheek, • absching amehing hemmed en ills North Laden lee way, between the hew se/ Ilawbasy Wick Medan& • EMI, arra i 5.,., be the navies of the Error" Cesolie• SAW eta Gangway, woo walling slang the permanent Ivey lamed, Ha Rackety With jimmies, to reach tits own line, when • trey ken Louden case lap be Ma, hasebed Mwerlowir er a,, sett halal ilia en dm. spot. Na halt be Mel bet2tble be the min *her or fitcroan. • FAT tI. ACCIORAT TO AN OMNIBUS CONDUCTOL —Us Tbsfeday *Anew es lapses see told at flutefotd, IS lb. body of Teases Rieyete, ewe 26. Tito deceaeol, mite bad once previewer reel Is the mow eepeatty, hal talus tbe plate of the melee nellenear of nee of tbe old Trafford amber,. es Sunday. As he sae clialblog to the top, to ogled the free. Ye ie. sipped, he tall beekwarie to the essul. end see *libel./ wheels Tweed over his hit lee b.kw the here. He use einerely molted, sad wee takes how la aa.ll..te'y, semi. ere... beteg VI, w` .6, Mnft , licattos, browner, tweed, sad he IS Wad weds! eamer The jary reeersed • valid at Midas. death."—MaesArator U.. d AGAR TOWN NOW CHURCH.—LATTNG THE TOOPIDAVON.STONI.—(Tam Dev.)—This forenoon the Stamp of London seared at the Te.ppseecsry Chun* Agar Tows, for the rupees ef layieg the -acme of a sew church, whop bee long bees required in the neighbom , hood. The right reverend prams retched the spot about 11 o'clock, attended by hie venal mite, and there were prevent the 1t.,. T. Dale, meter of the pariah, with men' other ministers el the parish. His kod-kip preached • sermon to the Tsspsrery Church, which wee crowded by a most rspectable unagregslials, and the sermon wa• moat airen thely Velma to. The pariatia addressed the children from ether ethethe were present, and sane some hymns. The new amnia will contain about 1.000 persona, end the media of k will cost stove 2,0001. MATE OF 81a RICHARD MUSGRAVE.—We (Cork Inteniner) hem to enthuse, the death of Sir Richard Illergram, width took pleat suddenly on Thursday, at his meths redamers, mar Toughs'. lie bad been in hit usual health in the bernoon, sad rode out to take mercies. The demise efthieeseallest ad patriotic baronet will be recorded with greet earreer, not only is his native county of Water ford, but throughout the whole country. Of late yeera he ' hal devoted his greet entre ies and nadonbted Waste to the rocootion of practical improvements in the county of W aunt atd, and be wee the maims advocate of railway coin mnoicatioe, of meal construction, of steam einigmion, sad In fact of 'eery project that could old in developing the emterial wealth of the district. To him wee to be attributed the opening up of the navigation of the Blackwiter, by ,saran ▪ magener which ha had dec d up on nouron that toile river. le these sad ether prijects he a useful and ho able WOW terminatios of which will be a severe lose to the saw of progresa. He is succeeded is his titles and wastes y W eels, Mr. Richard hitograve. YROPOSID RAILWAY FROM GREENWICH TO Clwavretr.—We are Warmed that a deputation welted wet the g e ntb.thware Railway dhector , , on Thursday lot, is reference to the proposed railway from Ormswieh to Cheek.. The bawd promised every seeistastr. Ws is demand, that me this accosts the depstation were prepared with • erotica and as estimate of the manse of the line, &o. The deputation coneieted of A. It. Brian:ter, Req., H P., Aldennea Cabin, M.P., Mr. Ritchie, Mr. Hawkakew, C.E., sad Mr. Ishelth—Onmounat PresPreas. t' BOTTLING" VOTRIUL—The case of " bottling" a mho at Bury, which hot been frequently to fore the public, WIN up on Saturday for magisterial examination. 'Three men were committed for trial In the Liverpool asthma os the charge, and two were dismissed. The cam, it will be reemettered, was a very mime one, and the voter wee miry Imuch bruised. Another ease, of the wee nature, will be ezanathed ea the Mlid, before the Buy magistrates. Arrival hi M wit Na 111 of hi,lrt paw. trot aIP. 444 44/44,47. 6. 606 alga Itioani4o 01.115110.1 lire worm tram it. relmline; 4 haft Arias& 134 Irma Booth Matzke; at is tram 44144 paien.—elsk 1.811 as METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. a n ti (THIS DAY.) 16 Timm an a Ire sore beasts than on Monday last; how- Ig liver there is stair demand, and the quotations of that day so are fully realised. Ths supply of sheep is by no Is swans memoir% although quite sufficient foe the demand. Trade is 1110 W at late rates. Calf-trade 16 remains unaltered. From Germany and Holland there are $6 740 bestotf. 4,810 sheep, and 206 calves. Span, 120 beasts. 8 1 Scotland, 3io. Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,600. Ireland, 80; 4 and about 600 from the Northern and Midland counties. terrWO. uf 010. a. S. •1, fat skaye sils. a. S. a 4. 1 .7, Dot Maw litrefer44... 4 8 4 101 DIM Dar a IP-brats Ili Dal tiaort-Boris... 4 4 111 Boa Long.. De. vl• 4 4 8 -.. . . 4, - - 4re ...... • Seeoo4 %malts beat.— 80401 a& 04 ....., .... ...: 0414•4 rte. Ron Da• a Ilaltnred 4 1414 Waft .... . .. ...... I I I II e., at s. mast. 3,1/3; sal I. * MUM: 0111 11 1.• SO Pita 3so. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Met.rs. Patteadea sad Smith report the wonting more favourable from el pate of the plantations, and the duty has advanced to 230,0001. The trade is very dull at a ma siderable redumiun in prima COAL MARKRT.—(TRIS DAY.) Walla End Tended Moor, 13.. 6d.; Walla Rad South Hatton, 17.. 3d ; W.P. Rod Eden Malt; 16a. 66.; Walla End Hilt.., 17.. 66.; Walla End Reugh Hatt, 1&.; Taa6eld Moor Bates, 13a. 6d.; Walker Primrose, 13e. It; Wyluo, 168.66.; Beadle's Hartl ey , 16*. 6d. , Wattage Bartley, 16a. 6d.; Lambert** 16*. 6d.; Bolywell Male. 16.. 6d.-75aldps at market. LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER AGEICULTURAL floctsTT.—At the tenting of the Ressrel cestiatilre had 41111 Friday a the Add* Hotel, Livrepool, some prelimi nary engagements as to cae fantasia( show were agreed wgen, red the jthlgee end directors saietd. The 'Teatimes &n veepool to doubLe the Lumber of judges wee limn* racsived. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 11, 1859. MAILLBOROUGH•STREET. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT ILICTRIC TSLEORAPI4 PONTEFRACT MBETING.-(PSIS DAY.) KNOTTINGLIT STAKES. T.T.C. Golds Dross sad Cris Tutu as bus. )[EMBERS' PLATE. Sixfuriosre. ite7cia»,iiiiiersi Have leek, Kaalvle ber e e. LONDISBOBOUGH STAN NE. Biz furlongs. Oegoldaross, The Monlvle, Beaseey, ssd Tom are here. WEST RIDING HANDICAP. One mik end &half. Daaiel mad Squire the only tumors bore at present. WELTER CUP. One mils. scums* eialpii, - Wekirilmlimi«:t h =a Walton llaseseger offshore. Oran Aisroais.—llaid of Brampton end The Drone. UNION DANZ OP 4U8T14L11.-(71118 DAY.) This afternoon the twenty-tiret annual general =thaof the providers of the flaky Beak of Australia t at the Beak is Old Broed-errest, Mr. Cumrva, &airmail of the baud at directors, ha the chair. . . . . The repel regretted that the saeoute win not each as to werrant the lemmata( the herr dividend : at the sane thee the transactkee of the year had been highly satisfactory, an the rethinks of pecan was the result of the connected trade of the ooloales. The bannorelesse was as follows At the Wenches, es the slat Dermilier, 1858, and at the London office on the 3002 lane, 1859. Liabilities.—Circula tion, 697,6011.; Deposits, 2,811,8441. lie. 6d. • bills pay able, and other lialolitkie (feeludiog bills for collection and reserves held against doubtful dependencies), 20{9,2051. I Is. Id ; btlanceof nadir ided profits. 87,0731. ; reserve fond 200,0(.01. ; name held applio.ble thereto, in terms of bat report, 110001.; eantal, 1,000,0001.; total, 6.766.6351 le. 18 . Assets Specie on land, end a& balances, 937,1661. 2a, Id. • Rellion, 27,1781. Ile. Bd.; bank premien end moped; 96,7081. 16e. 6d. • goverment ',Rarities, 191,7001. Bs.; local bills, kW receivales, and other secnrities (including belle for collection), 6,304,8821. 7e. lid. ; reserve fond, invested es per setement, 200,0001.—Total 6,766,6261. Is. Id. Statement of Probe:—Balance of undiede t profile at Jane, 1868, 87,0991. 12e. 6d., out of which a dividend was declared of 81,0001.044 ring a balance of 6,0991. 12., 6d. ; to which ST3 now to be added the preen of the pelt year, London the branches on the Slat December , 1868 , and at the Offios on 30th hies, 1859, vie —Fur half-year es reported la J 5n.,1859, 94,2141.4 a. Yd., ditto, now reported, 83,1 M. Si. 3d. t *rather, 177,3371. 12a. 6d. ; lase names len paid, 3,3631. 9e. 3d. • carried out, 173,9741. 3s. Id. • doled amount of televise paid to proprietor*, at Cisistise, 1868, 92,0001'; leaving a ant balance of undivided petals at tide date of 87.0731.76.. 7d. Reserve Fund—New Three per Cents., 176,0001. ; New Z elind Inverts! Four per Coat. Debentures, 26,0(01.-200,0001. The directors neardeended that 80,0001. of net balanceof undivided moats should be new divided being at the rate of 8 per neut. for the hell year, paya ble in London, free of income tes, and in the coining, with the addition of income tax. The CHAIRMAN observed that the dividends of the bank bad varied with the prosperityof the colonies. Tim dividends, in fa* had nerd from 40 to 18 per out. but at prevent the bank had to contend on the one hand with increased competition; and on the other, it had to submit to redactions on account of interest payable on deposits, which was quite • new feature in colonial banking operstiime. At the same brat, nothing could be more satisfactory than the solidity of the Auatralien trade : the reports of the inspectors were highly eatisfactory, as the looses of the bank were repre sented to be insignificant, compared with the magoitude of its transactions; and though there wee a diminished divi dend there wen a coanterecting element in the solidity and improving prospect of the bank, lie had therefore, touch pleasure in moving the adoption of the report. The motion having been seconded, Mr. WI tettersore complained that the dividenda were un duly disclosed to members of the Stock Exchange, and et:pressed his belief that this mast be owing to some breach of madame in some quarter within the hank. A week ago the dividend was sold on the S - ock Exchange for 21.6 a. per share, and Mill later It was offered for 21.7 e. fld. Now there must be some channel by which the secrets of the directors oozed out, and he hoped the board would give their attention to the ',abject. The CII•II.NAN attributed this knowledge of the Stock Exchange to natural and justifieble salculation, rather than to soy breach of trtud on the part of anyone connected with the intoned alleles of the bank. In reply to a gouda's, Tao CHAIRMAX said there was no intention to apply fee any additional charter, or to Next to the Limited Liability Act, which does not apply to the colonies. The amount of the capital of the bash was more than intact, sad likely to remain so, and any pro tective eassestre, each as that of a new charter, or the ion of the liability, would be only a delusion. liability of the shareholders could not be more limited than it inset precut. Every precaution and security had been taken on that heed. The report was thee adopted uneniturusly ; after which the dividend was deplored payable in London on the 26th hesitant, end Mesas. Smith and Dalgety were re-elected directors. Mr. W. Murray, of the firm Of Murray, Son, sad Nutchins, errs appointed solicitor to the bank. The proceedings eloped with cordial votes of thanks to the chairman, dimmest, and °Sickle. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARY-LANE.--(TH18 DAT.) Is Mark-buss to-day the attendance was fair, the tone languid tinder the ladoenee of fine weather, and the In creased prospects ci peace, prior of moat articles of the trade were lower or teatting downwards. The impvly of home mracograin was fair. The imports of foreign grain into Moos last Monday were reported this naming as fair of floor, of wheat, and oats, end small of bade,. WIT SAT.-ROCHA sold slowly, at 3s. to 64. under bug Monday's prices. Foreign nominally unaltered, bat to sell, lower. Engliah white, 40s. to 48.. ; red, 36a. to 45.. per qr. ; Dentine and Konigsberg, 48e. to 68a. per 4,4115. Ros tock, 60s. to 62a. ; other Bakke ports, 40a. to 60e. nova, dull at 24. under last Monday's prtoethe tarn ia buyers' favour. Town, 424. to 46e. Monday's 29.. to 30e. per 'Mb ; French, 32a. to 365. per 2 801 b. ; Amer., U.5.,- per barrel. BeRLZT, very quiet at ls, per qr. under last Monday's totem = English, 325. to 424. per qr.; Baltic, 28s. to 38..; other 7, soma. 275. to 32a. per qr. et. OATS sold slowly at about last Monday's rake. tti- British, 244. to 325. per qr. Russian, 21e. Bd. to Us. per qr.; i other Baltic port, 245. to 28.. per qr. Batts.- lish and Egyptian unaltered at last Mow day's pries& lish tick, 16e. to 42e. ; harrow, 42,11. to l ags 488. per qv. P , 40s. to 60s. per qr. Egyptian, 2.65. Prc P us quiet at but Monday's rates. English boners, 455. I t to 60a. ; bag sad gray, 38s. to 426. ; foreign, whits, 411 e. SA rimarino Caloons.---Sinos last Friday two grsia- ' Woe math were reported arrived at ports of ell, vis.,l brews and 1 barley. Up to the hour of going to wan as beak sis vie swotted to-day. AMMAN' INTO 14111101 MOM JOLT 4 TO JOLT 9. 11` 1..4114 rill km. I WY no v•2 1 be'L . I .. . ::: . I ... ... 1 ... UR, 41 :::: :.- 4 Ma II U 1 10 .... 0 ..." 16 1104, = ll 004101 i Wit lig E. O. 140. SAC 1416 M IN N s woo r MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Broart.—Tlarre sre Mayers at Fridges pikes, bet few milers. Two Mang cargoes bare base mold, am of brown POTDION for lismbarg et 20..91., and one of No. 14 to 12 Havana s for lb. United Kingdom at 28.. Refined A large business bes bsea does at firm priers; brown lumps, dle. 6d. Corrsz.—There is a good inquiry for plantation Ceylon— cil L I bolder* sok fur firmer prices. Conroy inn at full prices. it. Tao Liles adrersissd for to-morrow are light, and emmiat ti of 400 bhds. of Want India, 2,000 bags Manna*, 1,300 bags Bengal, and 1,300 bags Madras nor; 4,000 brio ram , and I sa 60 bags cochineal, et TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet. Tows tallow is quoted 635. 3d., net coat ; Petersham cm dm apes. 64e. ; July, rols. ; August to September, blis. to 61a. M.; October to Demobs:, Ca& 9d. to 665. •LI?IOULAU OW TALLOW. @Met as Mad this Ay NAL . 14..111 Daiwa" Ws yak Ditto from let Jou Lrrital tut mot T.0911 Ditto from Ist Jon Plt . La 14 Ditto.C. pm mit liliVii :: :::: . sr. 04. To.. WI May Ir j 11 : 6T 1,119 8238 1111 1. , 801 IttI) T.SIS 411.1. N. 114. W. if* Y. MI. Oi. SHARE L182&-71118 DA). Two cYCO3OI3. Tlie railway share market retains a strong up ward tendency. Although the beet prices of the morning have not been supported up to the pre sent hour, the quotations now current exhibit an almost general advance of 3 to f per out. com pared with the closing quotations of Saturday. London and Netts Western Stock is now quoted 941 to 96 i ; Great Western, 671 to 681 ; Caledonian, 811 to 82 ; re' South Raster°, 211 to 4 per share; Berwick, 92 to 1; Midland, 102/ to 1031 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, o 951 to 981; York and North Midland, 741 to 7 6 1; and North British, 581 to 671. a. Lombardo-Venetian Railway original shares have risen to 2 to 21 prem., and the new tot/ to II prem. French and Pernembine Railway shares have again A 7 advanced. As regards Belgian and other foreign, M u well as Indian and Canadian shared, the tendency of prices is likewissapwards. WIDMANN manes AND SMOLA lb ' II M I "I‘waTik I ta rbnrC . I I re s i Ti g . 4 I . ~` ~~?~,.o 1. S := ( • ar a wir 8 . , I aka? .. 8 . !.: :LM 'kanY.''''. 0.. i : mu» I ■ si ; II r 111 Bus I. IN ..""''''''''' ...... I. r . .. . . I. N / all ' daft I. 0 ileill lielhas . i. II k P . m''— '. 0 Mon_ 1 ihs.Seol Wiii. lbw 6 I:. .........uxzw,i. Le " ri r.d. .ed orats ...: aso I a l Vir g % I Do. Wad RAM LIM 1.1.31. 0111140011 DIP V . StrAt r a. a n t 11 0 ir i t i . . re Wirari:* II all 101. 04. Min 100E0 r 2 Wniriali 1 nri I Nu 11=W bin L NO of si getbirtiiSiiiii; ... Is. 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Lora i 9414144... 3 44.41 Malrerreissila * 134 In 11i 110 ISI IN 11l 111 11l Fs iu ii ie u a all IFI IMi Illpa of in i i Y ii I" ii'“ as*ala.aal 1a 5. 77-= _ l i at:Tathi Cre : ONW W .:= [Wllow = 878 8 71 103 i 76 I[l 9722 i dim ;a 1 be ra II a 41 8 Pi I I I NI ff, l L , MONEY MARKS -THIS DA F. Two &Qom. The news from the seat of war has strengthened the hopss of a speedy peace, sad has given a further stimulus to prices in the Stock Exchange. Consols at one period attained a fresh rim of f per cent., but • partial relapse has since occurred, and the present quot►- tions are only 1 to 1 per cent. better than those current at the close on Saturday. The up ward movement, especially in French and Lombardo- Venetian railway shares has been greatly promoted by the extraordinary rise which took place on Se tarday at Paris. Nearly all other classes of securi ties have advanced, general buoyancy prevailing. Consols are officially marked 951 to 961 for money; and 951 to 96/ for the 9th of August, and are now quoted 95 6-16 to 746, or 961. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 222; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 96/ to 96; the New Three per Cents, at 961 to 961; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 941 to 95 ; India Bonds, at 6a. to 10s. dis. ; and Ex ehequer Bills, at 24,. to 27e. prem. Business in the foreign stock market has con siderably increased. A good demand is ex perienced for most descriptions, including Peruvian, Turkish, Brazilian, Spanish, Russian, and Austrian, and prices in nearly all instances have advanced. The rise established in the Turkish loans is about 1 per cent., the Old Six per Cents. being ' now quoted 801 to 811, and the New 6111 to 691. Sales are recorded as follows:—Austrian Five per Cents., 68, 69 (exchange 126 ); Brazilian Foar-and a-Half per Cents., 1868, 931; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 761; Chilian Six per Cents, 1021 ; ditto, Four - and -a - Half per Cents., 90 ; Dutch Four per Cents. Certificates, 99; French Four - and -a-He lf per Cent. Renter, 95'. (exchange 26f.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 181, 181, 18/ ; Peruvian Four-sad-a-Half per Cents., for account, 89, 90; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents. , 80 ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., for ac count, 68, 681 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 44, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 97, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 841 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 421, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 31k, ex div. ; Turkish Six par Cents., 1864, for ao. count, 82, 801,811 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 69, 70, 681. TEN MINUTES PAST Two o'Cuocx. The opening price of the Three per Cent. Rental at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, was 1381 r. 25c. for the account, but the price soon improved to 88.60, being 1 per cent. better than on Saturday evening. At Amsterdam on Friday the total rise in the Austrian Metallics was no less than 9 per cent, at Frankfort 10 per cent., but at Vienna only about 2 per cent. In the latter market, however, the ex change on London fell from 141.60 to 137.60. There were uo bullion operations at the Bank on Saturday. The 24,6001. in specie by the Fulton came to hand on Friday; 15,0001. consisted of Mexican dollars and the rest of gold ; the latter was taken for the Continent, together with the sum of 8,400/. re ceived from New Zealand. The steamer Jeddo will sail to-morrow with 47,4601. in silver, and 2,5001. in gold for Bombay. The imports of the precious metals last week were again considerable. Our list includes:- 100,0001. by the City of Washington, 110,0001. by the Africa, 24,500/. by the Fulton, and 10,4001. by the City of Manchester, all four from New York 80,0001. in gold coin from Russia; 61,6441. by the Tyne, from Brazil ; 7,0001. by the Alhambra, from the Peninsula; 21,0001. by the Nimrouct, from Mel bourne; 10,0001. by the Pert, from Alexandria; and 8,4001. by the Indians, from New Zealand. The value of these arrivals is about 423,0001., of which nearly the whole has been sent abroad. Large quantities of silver have also been transmitted to the Continent, 385,800 ounces, worth 98,0001., having been pasted through the London Custom House for Hamburg alone. The exchange at Calcutta appeam to be rather more favourable, bat the telegrams are somewhat obscure. It would appear that, although the change of Ministry has involved some delays, the present Cabinet, like their predecessors in office, contemplate laying down the telegraphic cable of 1,100 nautical mdse, from Falmouth to Gibraltar, as a government undertaking, upon the basis originally proposed. Ten ders for the construction of the cable have not yet been invited, bat the Gutta Perchaieompany, as steamy mentioned, are engaged, pursuant to instructions from government, in manufacturing the gutta percha covering for the wire. It is anticipated that before the Falmouth-Gibraltar cable is laid down, instruc tions will be given for the manufacture of another section of 900 miles in length, from Gibraltar to Malta. The actual submersion of the wire, however, can scarcely be effected before next spring. Pro bably, upon the subsequent eompletion of the final section between Malta and Egypt, the entire line, the property of the state, may be leaped to the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company, - which may thus ultimately be entrusted with - the management of one unbroken line of telegraph from Falmouth to India. Parliament, however, will surely claim some voice in these important arrange ments, which involve a large outlay of public money. Amongst the notices of dissolution of partnership in Friday night's Gazette is the following :—"A. Mocatta, F. It. Goldemid, and F. G. Mocatta, King's arms-yard, City, bullion brokers, so far u regards A. Mocatts." BATIGIDAV EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911, " buyers,' for money and the 9th of August, opened this morn ing at 91: to 1, and had advanced at the close of the Stock Exchange to 951 to 1. The official business report is u follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 961, 941; ditto, for account ( 9 th Aug ust ) , 941, 95 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 95/, 951 ; New Three per Cents., 9,5), ), ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 17 13-16; India Stock, 2141, 218, ex div.; the Didion Four per Cent. De bascules, issued in 1868, 961; the scrip of the IXew 14. ills w ia er ß r st a d eid7; d t ie ;rsterday's un proved quotation of 24 r. to 27 5. p rem. Exchequer n,9l 941 B; The scrip of the new Indian Loan was quoted 911 to 1, or a to / die., and the Four per Cent. Deben tures issued last year 961 to 1. The foreign stock market was likewise buoyant. The principal variations were in Turkish stocks. The Six per Cants. of 1854 rose 1 per cent., closing at 791 to 901, but were at one period quoted consider ably higher. The new Loan touched 681 to 691, and left offat 671 to 68, being about 1 per cent, higher than yesterday. Sardinian Bonds have risen to 83 to 85. Mexican were last quoted 18) to a. Spanish and Peruvian were in demand and better. The Spanish Coupon-Certificates have risen to 4: to ;;.1 MINES -THIS DAY. Two o'tkocK. A fair amount of business has been ion; this morning in British mining stocks, shares in Wheal Margaret, West Beton, Wheal Unity Consols. Esst Wheal Russell, Wheal Basset, and Unittd Mines meeting with chief attention. Prime generally see well supported. The shares of the General Mining Association (Nova Scotia) bare been dealt in at 2., and Fortuna Mining at 2. There are more inquiries for S. John del Rey, which are marked 9 ex dir. Tbo fourteenth animal meeting of the Australian Mining Company to celled for the 25. h hut. At a meeting sh of he a o lventurer• to S uttt Wheal Ellen, heldtbs to the sth init.. t he ow ed a b dime noted advestarore of 8911. 101 10.1. A call of MAIL Witham vas ask. 92' id., WI i 14 IS Ti ad 101 IN ad zal MA 10 : d to It im ••• I= •• zd ID Of - .. M CO O. 111 M. ••• t ri II a II 170 i I ow N N ... 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