The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-29 00:00:00

has been din- ntenoe of three e, pronounced nal, on account Revolution et efore the lin roudhon, dated iat the hearing The court re with the case 1 given till late Wontaletabert's I. de Meaux, a ritiraiet petty, he Rertie Coe directed by the !ly dull, owing Rents fell 15c. t off at yester- There was railways. ',NE, Jt tv 26. u the cirenm ,uneement that resident of the y obtained 111 milli. One of d: the Federal to ineeeticats at menaation. raLsourm.) RXDAT NIUHT. t Now York on evening at six post tomorrow mail!. riLsourn.) )•T EY V61%0. New York to wagers sod a ' the 15th inst.. &II:Ie.—Oa the Ilriatol ; 26th, 000er Taunton barque Duke Grace, of Tar- r Spanish ports th freights and .NCE. LTRINIONIAL promoted II the marriage took S. Wells was not l been mad* alto ner's parents, end from the bride's gusted M IVA) ra to paih his meaning with her lonise, become a ✓ Wells had oaths he returned, abode Wing a& I alleged that kW bias Haking.* sad er aim with He Immediately ' -• . I the reepoadmit 4 return till the mg she left her I. la Alb ay-rod he armed of the omitted with two vb. wee tedgiag laterite; sad the IL with wheat, it intimacy while The Arm charge ad, tebt denoted e Is bed together. wi sasaar sb. Imaged. Ou see feat to Cremoese, morals, ; sad oe at together for a not apples. of sal chastisement of embonstiest— was pesdiag the tad, sad that he ,tti this pies was t great length had beau sought to the adultery ad with Berry found hie decree should bay* had With howeeer,the.ll•6 IL to be believed, ley of the net. oce I on her part that re, of the husband, ry were with hu that wit arse mos house, ha broke• ;rated by two Ist- B. In thaw letters a brutal apaault xtredine. wh,. h. take. ti ,, t ,roly r other witness...v. the eridracr of y had frequently to bad frequently with bar late at ariag committed ea bees very int -11 Ida owundmis r whams's, were to afteemeeta of to the aserlamice ',had Weill her aid g ard e) seat di regard is the wee ceatemded mrt pay the meek ty mires. It wee ems . for sprocket brim, beton the ip la ammeter to a ) thought, there tame be allowed. at than bed beam d hate a politics tlw ; sad If thane eramede far the the ream white rrt DiSISTIOX. Mt mar WWII .• e l by arilb at is d o s mog d two yews sod ba rib of Jam. sad ..at kW will r of salawaidart. F owl dialarbag Ile ibis groat to r him till Nasal Adrawsd a latter WO ho. totrothor• bat coaiwwwirag art kid to ebreide gire• by lb. 6ct og to Mow to °oaks that Ma I•arj. roved by a ime.l ilia OW bathing re a wife wbo • at bar data to wit! idalwf7'• :or. The court id. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beim Mt. Canadalour Fano.) ng as 11111.TIOCT. Ths bealumpt wee edreper :OFiTOilt This was tha esemination Hoe Mae me ; Noma about 1,000/. Mr.u" Om the seelosee, Ora ao opposition, and the . akabape gousL TN II 01 ?kis wail tb of J. G - sonatsTlis waft as awe row etßsw i . On Ike oppiWlanallanlo adjournment for two Emir um lam. Mktg suporieL Om kings ~My of the bankruptcy _ _ - - IX O. W. WAITS. Ifs bwohnipt woo a allownwogor of °Mow-street. This was tie logs osowinikkiwollog. .——-- - • - Mr. liablakir wand In Ile =lpso; Kr. J. F. Taylor hr the bishrult. The hawk* Is•ar i et the bolawaissst prepare:l by. Nasons. Ms ! lei Ourier ;ltMe It ormersoes Ist Octsber, INK IM likerou = . 4l=gl:;: :. :: .. :: : : : :::: :::::::7 :* ' - I's ' t 1 ihriwirr 0arfir.M.,_.,........:..::: : 571 1 mass re ohs =mom le somina ....... ...... lad le 1 PTA/ 10 0 --,--.., Oa. Mil if) 0.4111 laress• ... ...... .... .... ........ £ll4 $ I raatirkaa.. .. . . . :.-. 7 7.:::: ' 111: 11 i .. = " 4l'issiii. .. L____ . ••••• - .... • 10 1 110 0 MIllaltka••••• •. ............ • 1.700 14 $ "ill ; I SAW N Mr. Linklater odd lbe wigs= ed sot Walt that any oh jest would be sieved by •• tarter eltiesnassh There wore moo Sursellas with • penes semi Itrltich would bon ehe egged tato at the andlais Tbs OmeWhiser-1 lee be wad missimal artisan_ 111,1 k mai gives up la ail, psi Milk owl pa 'fejt' abrag bedervikparsi. The ceriifiade meeting was deferred setU the MI irOalskr. The kenkrupl nodsfeeraeller -- ,Orawsea's Head= Murpel pniMener of a periodical e AntutA MokiwirimentiL TL eve We ta•amiaatioa earA tag. Berm b usessgrell creditors, 1,0461. arab, 1601. lb. C. P. E. Levis appeared for the magmas, and Mr. Minaggli br the bankrupt. It was elated that the beukrupt had sever kept any books, bat he wee allowed to par, subject to all queetkes on the certificate meeting. Tilt RO% SUILItIT OAILDZNS.—NON-PATIIIINT OP POOII.IATIIa, Mr. Cbaater, solicitor to the govantors owl guardians of dr per of 81. Mary, Novinglon, said Old ha bad to apply Mt do murk colder lb. rriodhoirop ewer iss im uy made i n orso of QM company, far on odor on Mr. Comma, the alisi T il i toldator. directing his to py the poor rates doe to lbs of flt. Mary, Ne Onnmapianpr—Wh l y ri Ztycm py Woo Ma, Mr. Como f Mr. Onase—le the Mt lyre vs lave ace W mem of pens ions eed, me lo ems vise% wq seen irk WU Wild en--11 lo She ortiey se slept, bsemo et MIME a per The 'bin sew nein is isr seer dit lens ensysi sieseMts Mere of the , eel *Me( UM Miss the prism Iwo ben and, ire • they lave preieesi Maio IMO Om .none is the bairl-ront. The Onnelonew—Wlet is the ? W. Cenese-41 bs ma d >i7ll ewer, whit& Is des to lire wire el Mr. Broads., mar the Dna mil CVlCasterbery. Carnsaieeater—Tbsa Mr. Merin lo the Isnesent bulked Of the proteins, end the empay Ye anima eseeyine—en thee Mr. loess (eoWka wader the whirligig -up) Bald that emit woe the ors. Yr. E.assa—We are iserely occopisrs for the moment, until v.. can sell. Ihe Coran;;;lcatar —The bit qualm would be whether Ton are liabl• to these rants at al, owl the second whether you are not on-sesswied. Yes say Mot you are rated at 1,200/., and that the property la act worth that ? Mr. Josee—Asother point b thia, that there are no fonds to pay TM Comateeksw—Well, if that be so, when he gets his order to seise, he seises nothing. Mr. loass—He does not ask for an order to seize, but for an order ca Mr. Cannon to pay the amount. Mr. Chester—There is no doubt Mr. Canaan has funds in Mad. Mr. Jour—The order, if made in the terms of his notice, paid be a personal order on Mr. Canaan to pay these rater The Commissioaer-1 have no authority to order Mr. Comm to make ads Mr. Cluster—Mr. =Pi; an officer of this court, and I thought it better to come sad ask the mart to make an order ea Its own officer Won taking any other proored,ngs. The Cominasimor—We are obliged for year civility , but laving heard your applloation, andy* heard the state mist of Mr. Canaan that his has [ micebstance got no fords to meet thia claim, I cannot make any order. Mr. Chaster —As to the allegation that the asessanmt is too h, they hers already taken their remedy • they have =to the 'overbore sad guardians, end 'got the rate from 1,6001. to 1,2001. The prime rodeos mote than 7001 a year from the Sunday receipt alone; they get 131. 10e. every Sunday for Mr. Spurgeon there. The Commissioner—Bat the sole is, what is the value of the gardens after the o erpenaes are de frayed ° Mr. Chester—l am in • situation to prom that the rating Y very low for tiros premises, It is not loserile they do bet tare oat pn , SeaNthat the rating is to be redaced. The —Upon what primiple do you go P In seluM4r i zog u rty, I Bone t , estimateyou for 1 ,.. y what e r it will le t ibx Mr. Orator— pro per ty yes; more than that has been mid for 13,0001. The Commissioner—Yoe mean to the company? Mr. Chester—Oh, no; to • private individual--a gentle men who sacharnared to show that the property wee worse than nothing, and who has now entered into a oontract with Mr. Canaan to pay 13,0001. for it, aruLhas paid 1,3001. down. The Commissioner—Have you made a bargain to all fir 13,0001. ° Mr. Jonee—Tm. The Cogralesior r—A binding bargain P Mr. Jesee—A binding %regain, as no believe. The pro per remedy to, Mr. Crater is to iv to the megirratee for a warrant, and err anything he sea get, but he cannot I . the property al the des. the Mr. Crate—lf Igr ea szecution I will be bound to get reney. Mr. Jonas—The 1160 i a pev ROOM making such an ceder at le nonrigid hir, vwld be OM Me. Canaan would be ado bli t knew, omit from rd to pry I hussasy, lb ova hake& . sad whore It •Is to get it from I n n• oumbelsair—la all mom of tbio kind I leave such wring owiroly dr solsopoo, sod say thst you mast pay ear end snob robs or Moo to pay Om, of your peed. Mr. Jonee—We do so. ebeamaZirannin 1r vetalved n good dad of money at di/neat them, and am my that he ought to lam mid them ream Int. Kr. Janar—Tbsta mem Qama's taus, winch we c mid net ratans_ ko pay. The Oeutnm—l cannot make an order. lamn r t mild upon of to metnal Kr. Canaan or anyb o dy s i te I n the szscation lds day. 11 11 T. P. THOWAOI. The Mairept, se anetkineer and dealer in mining theme, 01 Crows-court, Throgdassde Meek applied for hie eert:ll - He even to wateeettred creditors 1,2621.: assets, 5701. Theruee goosed-elms oireldeme. oppoltien, and his Honour g rante d • THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Grersre Stud, a well-cheesed man, of powerful dirneariona, was brought up charged with having been found in • house am ?Nay sight, wider circumstances which showed that he kalswied to rob It. P. Coles, of 33, Great Tower-streel —At II o'clock on pah lfta in.:r ight I th s e aw bc t ras P u r ett s d er oor t , o No. 32. 3rl: greet room rc'n' wee th: f ac tk r NM unoccupied in the building, and I look after it. H. wa y s Imam is • COMII, at taw rose. He was a stranger to as, smi I relied as alarm. J_.. Dais—TM plum us as Thursday (ib. day hie) sad looked se the oiler with usher maa. Thee 111111111 raw valuable Situ in the ram ow of them being IRMA rid he wesied the pl ies for. corn factor. UM it would do, sad thsi bs would cell next morning, bat YAM set ea • pellemas . rid-1 bard •ayof " Thiene" and wed to Nis beer Na 33, Wise abbe there was • Groot crowd. Tims ••• a &deem bey la the dret-floog door, lad the ai rman was Is the net% rid was ghee team sigma Thug were pirating Is the teas. Tlte• pima, add the hay bad beta Ivrea to lie by the peagisma who wee to take tbe pegairee, sad who Grind tea to wait to the roes satti hie return, .ad that he Ibil eatery then. The Lard Mayor hinter; directed that strict inquiries sligeld be made Ida word to the prisoner, radjouraniest at As are teak plea. aced This day the weissett wee spats pat be tie bar. Tip Wini.o/doere all they had sot bus able to argertaia airbag about theme. The Lord Kaygr—Prlnegr, If you do sot glee a ribber Ivry se at of youdf, rat sla be dolt with &seen ly socible. —I ere. 'WO may other selogat thee I hare gre lla a. ll lais wily pest opine to tows, sad I Hes le a street is the Kest-road r. nu* I mit dittorlhe It; bet I es hos Griatabrask, gear Clagetalleld. I suppose they ktrere sea there. Tito Turd YU —I hare so doubt that your object our be dud the r elaebls The prisoner-1r Awe woe toe large far se to teeny. Tour allure would eat let gee per through the curate with garb • Wag es ay bark. The Lord Player—N. doubt year friend wee outbids to Nets you. I shell mesa you for another week, in order THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1859. that bulks legal:fa say be mode about yea, tad I &ail this =wait year a rogue sad vagabond at Wa . eprimer—l osal give say sore mbue= as dr subject. The Lord Mayor—l sissil reseed yea kr swills' wee. I am @Wafted that you are as old beesebreeker. SHABB LIAM-THIS DAE Two oTk,ooz. With the exception of a fresh fall in Great Western stock, the railway share market to-day is firm. Midland and Great Northern stocks are in considerable demand, and have risen. London and North Western is also rather better. The settlement continues to engage attention. Present quotations are u follows :—London and North Western, 911 to 92; Midland, 93 to Great Western, 48 to ; Lancashire and Yorkehus, 91} to 4 ; London and South Western, 47k to per share ; Great Northern, 26i to # ; and Eastern Counties, 12 6-16 is 7-16. Pernambuco shares are firm, at par to j pram, and Bahia at 1-16 to 3-16 pram. The Indian lines are in demand. East Indian Railway stock has advanced to 104* to 106. 90 101 13 (V 13 151 SO 13 1:11 11 63 131 Lit 103 1 41 106 41 14 IS rN ie fltl we 101 1 lb Of de Ili saatew -. if unlc i -- .. ... mill:ni i rk • - 1 ,« =lang l air= i D iga t a lleC a . * 6 alms I limilicido IN ill= di al iambi I liskarditila 1M 111111=1. . ..- 10 De. iv i.. it Sp 411 MIL P. If aim se N01R11416 sod um 911 iaiiiiiimrial lelab . low.al. Arnaud b.I De. 11.1111 0 ii. g i rW, •• • • •• i: ig 1 aelli al D. mC /we ..—.. 10• 61-1 1 , low{ w " ree.. CW4iii: 10 up Wa— no . u ppiiiialli LW *wide 2 716easam. IM• • • —.—• • in 2 = 4:M.lTivili:: mom ekijoa s. .. as.. N essram NM Diellyks.. II MllLic . • ::::::: :: In Waildeld mil ... ail W all Wi=l. all W. sa lasAdrteal r. sll De. 4 jaw as ay.= all Do. v i z . & NUNN) all Welk IN lOW isto 4p. 0"1 uo wow r l►' Lbw. J•maSp.& Da p. a i 1.• Is ut all Erin II phas. 4 pre Qui 140 larreza CuaL 400 Sala. .1 OaaL 140 10• (bait Naftwa,. pa OW. 10. 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Dis. herr laarMit Se ij a P ar ea °2• Paterr. : 5 11 We. it 7il F si II . 4ekti TM TN R eir le 1 1, sii IP I I d IT 101 1 ft pi The following are this day's sales for the acoonnt : ORDINA RY MAIM AND //OCT... Bristol and Faster, 90; Caledonian, 764 ; Eastern Counties, 614 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshiro, 911 t; London and North Western, 92 11 21; Mancheater, 13hrdfield, and Lincolnshire, 344; Midland, 921 1 31i North British, 62 ; North Eastern, York, 721 ; Orford, Worcester, and Wolver hampton, 27}; South Eastern, 681. SNARES. Midland Conanlia - atia - 4, par - cent. - 1 3 ;efarence Stock, 104. LINES LIAIID AT ILIRD =MAIL East Liao°ln (manatee' 6 per mat., 141. Barnen_roesisstows. Bomber, Barod;, - Zi - Ciettral guaranteed 6 per ant., gi; ditto Additional Capital B, 41; Best Indian Gaitranteed 5 per east., 104!; Great Indian Peninsula, New (V. pale), 2+; Great Wasters of Canada Stara, New, 91. MOREY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two °Twos.. The funds to-day are firmer, owing to the more favourable intelligence from India, but the ac tual advance in prices is limited to about 1-16 per cent. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency of the prices is rather upwards, a fair demand being experienced although business remains inanimate. Consols are quoted 951, " sellers," for money and the sth of August. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in at 961 to f; the New Three per Cents. at 961 to I ; the Five per Cents. at 114 ; Bank Stock at 224 to 226 ; India stock, at 219 ; India Four per Cent. Debentures, at 99/ to 1 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 365. to 38s. prem. ; ditto, Jane, at 225. to 235. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1839, at 1001. . . _ Owing to the settlement, the transactions in foreign stocks have been limited. Turkish Six per Cents. are more inquired for. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is firm at 1 to 1 prem. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1868 (scrip), 1 to 1 prem. ; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 181; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 141; Mexican Three per Cents., 20 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 69/ ; ditto Four-and-r Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 76 (exchange 45.) ; Sardinian Five per per Cents., 901 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 961, 951; ditto, for account (August 13), 961. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 88.15 for the account, showing no altera tion compared with the last quotation of yesterday. Pending the announcement of the dividends and a recovery in the traffic, investors extend a much greater degree of favour to the preferential and guaranteed than to the ordinary stocks of British railways. The demand for investment extends, how ever, to many other classes of securities, including good foreign state stocks, colonial government bonds, and Indian sad Brazilian guaranteed railway shares, all of which are being quietly absorbed by a class of buyers who are at all times very slow to part with stocks. The recovery of the new Brazilian loan to a small premium furnishes an illustration of the favourable tendency of bond fide transactions. The rate of discount for first-class bills in the open market remains at 21 per cent., with exceptional transactions as low as 21 per cent. The Bank still gets very little business. A large mass of bills fall due next week, but this circumstance is not expected to have much effect upon the money market, although the Brazilian loan instalment likewise falls due on the 2nd. in the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on government securities is only li per cent. per annum, the amount on offer being very large. About 92,0001. of the Australian gold ex the Heather Bell was yesterday sent into the Bank, and a further amount is expected to be retained here, the demand for exportation to the Continent being at present very limited. According to the last advices from Melbourne, the ships Essex, Arabian, Avon, and Sultana, were to leave at early dates for England. The Australian Overland Mail, news of which is expected to reach London by telegram in three or four days, will probably report the sailing of these vessels, with a considerable amount of gold. The corn market yesterday was steady at Mon day's rates. The public sales of plantation Ceylon coffee yester day went off at a decline of 6d. to Is. per cwt. We understand that the directors of the London Discount Company, at the approaching meeting of the shareholders, will recommend a dividend at the rate of five per cent. per annum. A sum of up wards of 3,0001. will, it :is said, be carried forward or added to the reserved fund; and the whole of the preliminary expenses—amounting, we believe, to something like three thousand pounds—will be liqui dated. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an improvement, the de crease, compared with the corresponding week of last year, being 2,9041. The Great Northern return shows an increase of 3201. ; and the Great Western a decrease of 2,1591. The half-yearly meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company will be held on the 13th August, and will be made special, to authorise the conversion of a portion of the borrowed capital into perpetual debenture stock, bearing interest at a rate not exceeding 4 per cent. per annum. The second half-yearly meeting of the West minster Palace Hotel Company is called for the 2nd August. Owing to the appearance of a formal notification from the Crystal Palace Company, from which it appears that every registered shareholder will be entitled to a ticket of admission to the building and grounds on Sunday afternoons, however small may be the number of shares which he holds, a demand for the company's shares sprang up yesterday, , and the price has advanced to le, " buyera. Transactions took place yesterday in the "Optional Right " Bonds of the Illinois Central Railway Com pany as high as 94k. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Let Stock Exchange List: Laurance Mars:—Alliance, British and ex Foreig4l l.l l l 7l; ditto Marine, 48; A• 17 ; div.; County, 86; E ; English and Scottish Law Like, 4 • Globe, 98 ex tr. ; Guardian, 60 1 ex div. ; Indemnity dariatA 148 ex bonus ; Law Fire, 3}, 31, ex div. ; London, 39, • London end Provincial Law, 2f ex div. • Legal and General We, 41, 6 ex div. ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 9} ; Nada., 8S ez div. ; Pelican, 49f ; Phcenix, 174, 172, 176; Royal Exchange, 278 ex div. Gls and Coke Companies i—Equitable, 43; E uropean, 13} ; Gnat Canted, 101 Imperial, 80 ex dlv . 81 en div . ; dicta, Continental (second capital) 63 631 ex die. ; London, 20 ; ditto, Blue Preference, 65; Ratcliffe, 161 ; United General, 18; Westminster Chartered, 60; ditto, Western A, 91 ; ditto B, Bf. Canal Shwa :—BirmWgint: l 44 l ll t annet and Avon, 6 afl ett's, 17 ex div. • 84 1 • Warwick and Espies, 9 ; Worcester and Dizmthglitam, 171. Waterworks Stocks :—Chalsea New Guaranteed, 26; East London, 114 ex die.; ditto 6 per Cent. Federman*, 28 ex dlr.; Grand Junction, 73 ex die.; ditto New, 36 az div. ; Southwark and Vanxhall, 96 ax div. Docks :—London, lott, 1041,106} ex div. Bridges :—Runger 6! ; Waterloo, 2} ; ditto, Old An nuities of 81., 39. Yesterday was "making-up day" in the share mar ket. The rata of " continuatton " on English railway stocks were light. The operations of the public during the last fortnight stem to have been limited. Subjouted is a statement of the terms current at the commencement of business : London and North Western from "erect "to percent. con tinuation. Great Western „ 346 pares . backwards- Midland „ eto 3-16 per cent. con tinuation. Lancashire sad Yorladtim „ 1- 6to 3-16 ditto Caledonian Great Northern Berwick „ 3-16 to 3-16 ditto York and North Midland • • ditto South Eastern i L ditto Bement Comities „ par share ditto London sad South Western „ e per cat. ditto. In the afternoon a " backwardation " of 1-16 to ... 3-10 per cent. was quoted on London and North Western stock,which was scarce for the settlement. Mr. Robert Kennedy was yesterday appointed agent for Lloyd's at Aleppo. WEDN IiSDAT EVIENTNO. anly easy state of the Owing to the money market, and to the numerous small invest ments which continue to be made by the public, the funds were to-day firmer; and the decline of about per cent, which was established yesterday after nooe, has been recovered. The business in the rinds, however, was of secondary importance to-day, attention being principally directed to the fort nightly settlement in shares and foreign steam. The indications presented in these departments of the Stock Exchange are favourable, for, although there is no animated movement in any quarter, and although habitual speculators evince little disposition to operate freely for higher prime, there is ample evidence of a steady absorp tion of solid securities by the moneyed public. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to 11-16, for money and the 6th August, opened this morning at the same quotation, advanced to 95/ to /, and closed at 95/, "buyers." After the recognised hours, the market was rather flat. The govern ment broker has made another small purchase. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 951, 951, 951; ditto, for account (sth August), 961, 96/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96, 961 ; New Three Cents., 96, 961 ; Th irty Years Annuities, ex in April, 1885, 18} ; Bank Stock, 2251, 228; India Stock, 2 17; India Four per Cent. De bentures, 991; India Bonds, 18s. pram. The Five per Cents. were also officially marked 116. Exchequer Bills were more offered, and declined le., the March bills being quoted 355. to 38s. prem., and the June 225. to 261. prem. The foreign stock market was moderately active. Turkish six per Cents. closed at 96j• to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. may be quoted 1061 to 4. The Anglo-Pernvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were steady at 89 to 90, although it would appear that some glee of this stock have been pressed with a view to re-investment in other classes of the Peru vian debt. The Dollar Bonds were firm at 76 to 77. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan was in consi derable request, and has risen to 1 to 3 prem. Buenos Ayres Bonds were rather more offered. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. were quoted 271 to 1 ; the Passive Bonds, 81 to 1 ; and the Commit tee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 6 to S. A considerable amount of business was again done to-day in Bank shares. Ottoman Bank were fiat, at 161 to 1. Western Bank of London have declined. With these exceptions prices were firm. Bank of Egypt continue in demand, and are quoted 221 to 23. In the market for miscellaneous shares there was little movement. Commercial Dock stock was officially marked 105; London Dock, 1051; and General Steam Navigation shares, 251 and 25. The shares in the Atlantic Telegraph Company were dull, at 2901. to 3101. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'Cum. Business in the mining market is still limited, but there have been some transactions in the under mentioned stocks, viz.:—Wheal Harriet, 11 to 11; Kingston Downs, 21 ; to 31 ; South Cern Brea, 3; North Roakear, 24; Vale of Towey, I ; to 1; West Basset, 21 to 23, ex div. • and North Basset,9 to 9i. Bon Acoord Copper shares are in demand, and are marked 10a. and 12s. 63. prem. United Mexican have also met with some inquiry, and have been dealt in at 31. A meeting of the creditors of the Mexican and South Amencan Company was held yesterday at the London Tavern, at whick the majority of the credi tors were represented. It was resolved to form a committee and to take measures against the share holders individually. At the request of the leading solicitor immediate measures were postponed until after the sitting on Friday, in the Rolls' Court, at which a call is proposed. of adventure...ln It sit Swot. bald yenferdaY tbatalethl ig lira! 4 d irer= May showed as follows: To own, iacladthe reyagg, pannbil stet preparty Mx. and advance. en tribute, ftthat Is. 74: bg as of arm &b. 2d.. leaving a prodt of 4.3111. Pa. 74 • dividend of 14e. par shire 14.2004.1 Inn declared. least.[ • balms eft UM. 1171. 7d. to the credit of the next account Rim report MY lengthy. was highly mtlafactory . sho einga t a rrorec bo ro/ the mine continue good. The next earoPllad be about 630 won wW WIDNIUIDAM Immo. There is still a great lack of business in the mining market. Allred Consols and Great Wheal Alfred shares were flat. Some of the closing quota tions are subjoined, viz.:—Wheal Harriet, 311. to 335. ; Wheal Edward, 41 to 1; Vale of Towey, 17s. to 191. ; West Basset, 21 to 22 ; North Basset, 9 to 91; East Basset, 90 to 93; and Great South Tolgus, 15 to 16k. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain very quiet 06D1111.1Y IMAM AID 111,0016 sk. I rt. 1 aanarAn. I t ia l is r al I a t: 1= i I l arin ii: II i t "I IN Ohm Jam DS 0 W 11 13 caw= agaiiiii= l ar r I s 0....._ 1 ,.. 1 ..... • •• 1 I ii Iri T 1,1 9 I 4 5 i& f• ... 4 . E. i i W Dead., y id ,., a — II " re ii E NI =. B . alai tea ..... . 5 ; e Da le 111 li lameginid IIs — .....:: '3 OM 11 111 111,..1ertr.Pir.5....... II 1 5 1 "61 an V o l . ' . 11soklaa4.. Ix 2 , i: —1 : xiii.a:: . . tic ... Disolb. lad AIM 18 111 a. JO Ons 4 If .. ... . iiil s , r , 49 91 fa!le.• De. Blew Weals_ .... f....°_ • • IN al L= swift Lamm^ 00 14 _ las 41*1 Climb N IPv la. la.p Spa 11 li a 101 ail Dads* 114siakl. P e r at B&I ' l r . - " .c.w.ia . p. a 1. 11M W IN 100 M= MIN - 0 100 =0 NIN- O fa 0 la. iii ! .wi . n o r eal. Doak Da 111 1 10 6 ...... - Ila 100 1114 • •• ...... ••••• 111 6 Do. IL 0 -- 0 6 Do. Do. 1 4, 0 S t :32 1 c. 0. PAL - as fa La 0 11) D.do. Ind to p. 0415. SO 0 100 Indian halawls IN N 1 11 Do. Do. 40. New 10 2s. Chad la.lloape.s. 6i.741 ft a et wen, Oaaada. lona. 10 111 DO. Ire 12 411 e. Okay TS. 0 1 4 4 11 0 la ru Bt 4-4 , .......• IN sil Doo MN. Dls..so. N 0 Ilabo. ftar. 0 par saiot 1/1 all Ps. `wry 1 11 1 a 4. . sei ta MEL - - SI • Ds. s — ii. : 0 10 I A_ r••••• . ......, -lir : 1 .., l"' I al" 10 1 ..... • • Do. 111 1 Tztabled. =o- I atm. I Pd. I Anted Ind!ludo 111.10. [' OudianrewtOis dyes arid frovidsodd . I pot au.. alio:Pal se O. Vor de d. Modell nab war' Pee Om 6. 6. P ' s.w. M Da • mart. s. aim Vale d Towey w maraft) (O lb el Wei alma _Mem) W.Osemdca % a r h Wl. lard Wl. Pawl 111 Wb. lamp& 10alotace 1.1.8 If Am ILIA. di SOUTHWARK. Y6MJIIIA or ZBLIBBLISAIIKifT. nasal Addy, a yew nua Massa in the widens of a private of tits ImisMa Dreyfus, vas brought before Mr. Combs as a vutant by =lss Mato* X &ri sks, shagged with awns of mossy belong frag to his onoloyar b l i =lasolo owl John M'Ran wholr rs blither Immo and dlososso. Bonvolodoey. The PrilOper elacasdad ab. voodoo ego, and as Triads last he sent a Wks to kb ougioyoto from Bridals stating that la had Wild is ib Inaiskillta Mow" and woo about ted to Wit inunediataly. In tint Mar ha soknow hitZzavad NI. o n s. from Dalton, a at Rushto, Nalbuipamitirs, and that ha smertad that sum to his mu ups Tir.Johstllll;raloOTel been la tlstrassplay mos Vow es oosittelsadai dark sad ilwty to recolve maw, from bob resbemos at the boutg boar, sad account est wrwo &seq. Hs had aot issastad ban tits 191. seoolvol from Yr. Disks. Witmer rind for • !marl to odds the Ors to go through Hair books, as ho bod mom to Move Qs primer had tubes dad otior sow of sigisy. brigetkor Mlatodi iihassei his worship that the prisoner was cansokd whit aW4 esspastablo family. His father -- • alorgyma aseassM with the Church of England. Thsatmaist lab width he had sallied was about to start ke lldr.Col l ir ed =d the primmer until Monday. THAMES. aassrur ON A PUBLICAN. Alma Welt, 7Viii,,o4l,llo;iirniZijOw, was brought Delors Mr. If sidle, dinged with meaulting Mr. Juan Flowers, the Island of the Prince of Wales public-house, in Nretrest, Dew. Mr. Plowere—Yeanday evening at ail o'clock the primmer NM fads my loam and celled for a pint of half-and-half. I He ws hissioated, sod I ninsed to serve him with any, sad told him he had amen& Tits primmer issined on being supplied whit matt Bugger, sad swore at an. I told him to knee my intssa, whisk normisdha iefeselyd to do, and used the most adieus leagvago. sidled me • —, and dal- Iso IMMO AIM. I kit bold of Ma, sod tune d blur cot of my beam Hs am back sob, mods soother disturbance", stsestesd t•r• id. ea* win, MA ha thaw Mama me • violist blow an the mouth sad cut my dp. I @sized him wiz mad dilatant ids until a poll came up. The prise/am who said he was • sailor, and bad been up= a two isonthe' wales an Atom pleaded drunkenness. Mr. Yardley—You are lined Ws. The parity was paid. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (11T ILLBOTITO TILIOSAPZ.) GOODWOOD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Z ETLAND /FUZZ& Star of the Art walked ovir. EIGHTH EINTINCIC YEKORLILL STILK2S. 6 ra: .. .. 3 BEETINCE MEMORIAL STAKES FOR TERMI TE-OLDS. Ow mile and a halt. _ _ Zed LeasirtOo,l:7ltige,ColEVoolll;, Ste; of the But, Fadlrina, night Ken, DlCaTelf, Dejuira, The Beset" wed Turned Loon, en hen. BEWITCCIL ItiIIORIAL STAKES FOR FOUR-YR- OLDS. Three eniisTive — l;inet — y:earesiedr Zsveer Zan Weal* South Waters, Magnet, and Blink Bonny, are hes. GOODWOOD CUP. Two mate and a half. risharees, Arras% Gunboat, Schiedam, Saunterer, C Nether to Homily, Prioress, Sedbury, Happy Land, Ventre St. Gila, and Stolle do Nord, sre ham MOLMCOMB STAKES. Three-qtuirters of a toile. Merryman, Albinos, Lord of the Manor, and Bo7:,t a iheas. he others have paid forfeit. Ore= Tanatall Maid, Elechio, Promised Land, Volsedha, mad Palm Lee. LATEST BETTING. GOODWOOD CUP. 7 to 4 opt Visit's et. Orb (t) 6 to 1 Pielleemea (t) 6 to 1 Essatmer (off) 7 to 1 Amami (ot) 10 to 1 May other THE DERBY. 2.5 to 1 apt Promised Lend (t in force) Tets Citurzwann Cus.—(Ran to-morrow).—The following bones as fore:—Saunterer, Zuyder Zee, teed bury, Vinare St. Gill, Flying Englishman, King of the Forest, Lord of Lora, IiektOSOCO, Sunbeam, Gilliver, Orche hill, Paalear, Zeman, Bende du Nord. Marta es Tete, Peessetews, Orelawieli Pair, Nereus, Chewiness', Baby lon, med Harry easley, Loose, and The Deirairs, by Windhound—Maid, Ter Beerma. Nom= erense.—{Ea to-morrow).—The following on amok out .—Fleet, Baellon, Meg Merribee, Mancini; Southeaspera, Paisley, Asada., Commodore, Columb i n e c , 111bandes, nisei Beasty, and Pare. wisnrits BANK OP LONDON-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon the annual general meeting of the tkp,risaora of the Wall= Bask of London was held at the In Hanover-square, Bet-street; Mr. J. A. Ron. scot, M.P.,governor, in the ci.r. The report stated that a steady increase has taken place in the business of the bank, as well as an augmentation of its assets and liabilities, although this improvement has not been followed byalarge &manta profits. It appears bythe balance sheet that after paying interest to customers on their deposit and current accounts amounting to 7,1301. Ils. tld., wrtting off all bad debts and discharging current expenses, there remains a balance of 6,5021. 12,a. 2d., which, after provi ding 1,192 1. Os. 4d. for rebate of interest on bills not due, the directors proposed to appropriate in the following meaner to redact/3n of aloolutt of preliminary expenses, I,OOW. • to depreciation of beak premises end furniture, 3001. ; balance °WWI to profit and loss (new account), 3,0101. I Is. 10d. This appropriation exhausts the whole sum at the disposal of the directors. Tr Ci•win•o Y morriug the adoption of the report, mid that, aeaeidsr the account* of ever? , caw joint-stook beak shod • Wing of is emote sad habilities upon the trowseetiens of the poet yew, whits the 1111•11 ts and habilitias d Ode beak locremed, he thought the directors hod so well now the ears of the Bank se to *otitis Chem to the , Ouse Mhe proprietors. There was not ea item or • irsersedsa the they WWII ashamed of ; the a.ss hsi ban Mrietly audited and Waco they bed weft M mewl, the directors incited the fullset in vestigation of their pessediners. Mr, Mvoetos, the governor, eseceded the nootimt. After • meiew of ens hal bus pot sad motwood, the moat was Wyted omenizoonely. Loss or Los IN seas Huusaa.—On Sunday dames a beat amislig these me was meet by • suet of wind an the Reeder, la the resew a a Ip sasiber of persons IS sad mad mesa the piers st Han. ow at thew ramised b slag to the sad the other two wee ma to t at ea le ertervltriiionsedlo w tlwe w. rlt s, wee tu cerried oi lla b te ow share in aweless le seem the sierra. rer t y shortly sight or ulna bee, ere sot oat ma proceeded into ths river. One of these inesavelle bed a met canna sway, sea we. idea cosy sweierd. The two nen who had get as the bp of the umbel hest sipped off tato the Heger sea IMO swat • sea. The MA Maid up the river, and posed new easar. which we lying at anchor, weitlae is ease the dice but the arew were Ass only able to crew am ma eases to it. A hest was basolistely lowed, ism of the M.W. crew pat off in it, and followed t h e saw Mat. By the tlas they need the wreak it ha drilled am lay • wile tram the &maga, end the rfaiskdag ism was the fined °bogie te the mast, saistand ai -wade— Albs ease dm, however, he weft reseed. COMMISSIONER Yau.—Howqua furnished Yet, helm he left, with ea uallaited letter of meat on Jardine, Ulmer, mad Co., so thin will lis ao meshy for Yoh to reek the bereverished be pelnalet.?oh, It - pawn was rase sew at herbs to ban the The aims ead ass hed Isea empesda, mad so deem; metes eassereade, {Mirages we. a pan. Partin =maim we he that Dr. Calm ebeeld main in at m lea. There wee me peens ea nerd to when be ahead reams, who went rood as pressere la lalhellie, when beset wee ary swell he oil Oa ell cceselees when washisi the seek{ Ti nee from his thin, hest, tad sossetuter do you do r be = ali beet a pro filist eh, no dabi.—.l4tirni of ad... May 29. THE FINLAND TEADR.—The Finland trade is .prit re-opening. Two or three vessels from the northern Finked pares bow already arrived at Hull with mopes of be. dolls, le. Prices are will low, but three is a Weir pros. MNina illz . solso Om there Ina a short time irk—Rdistorn BEAnI AND COCHIN CHlNA.—Accordin g to ee rie,sea {Malik is the Madrid Nereladss, Fried% animal is the Chime waste, Di. Filarial& de Gamey, Ind seta maw le the Governor to the sect that et the Mesas. Of lam be mad go with hie Beet to the Philip pi/A Wane ebbs is beard the Spanish troops destined to that is essiblar es Cahn Clamors. The moonata add lee II vas Mimi est the brake of the Fresh sad I Wafwas to late the tars a Team and then dictate fa ttemildens is the sovereign of Caslin China. They aid that la the 'NO of his raking news, they intend to march is his cartel, Hoelo (or Rod), leash It Is strongly bedded. - TIM MANCMENrea MELPTING.—A meeting was to baselmboapiees at the Free Tratio•kall. Manchester, lain ea war retakes with Thaw awl the Danubian but was lade lnlialy pulped through the aides heibps elt ess a Mr. J. A. Ila t ew ak, M.P. m 911 J.- i A ir.. to II 0P 4$ F a m 63 71 ... z r O. ‘. . hull. Da .../ 8 pre ma.. t s.S . For eii sollio 0 p.A. gem few ics liooM. llorthemot=il DosKtl gem& r ar O. 11 we. - -. uni sa e rmit ic ?imams et haw/ NAL krocrira.nr. OOLONIAL GOVIZINIIIIIT iiiiisi..l tporet.l PORZION RAILWAYS. Bahia and San - in;cl;x7ll3ited, guaranteed 7 par cent., 3j. English. 800stish,;;4 AO;;;LUTaisrtered, 173;; Lon don and County, 291. FONSIOX MINNA. Bon Accord Copper, Limited, 1 i; United Mexican, 3j. Loudon General Omnibus Company, 21; Mahanadi Land 8 per mat Predawn, issued at 1 die., If. LOCAL 814.111 114.111711. ir afig. Mestizoes, Jose fl.—Th. useleM ems/ Wee dolma bet dome Sm. Witeolea‘ t eh 8-811edittime._ 11. —Chester sod Holbeee, 1$ SI-IW= Oemillest mtgs., Set I—Orest Waters. 4 8 1 8=188 rod Lecke Led Rene Worm. PS II i-.- North ttniretsali—Bererlsis, 111 B—Yeek n ib rem G.-mead 8 In e—Devetk lIN _644 Ithearsh, 41 Tank Opm 91.148D-U—Weet eters of OsndA. C 11137111. 3111 T .1.11014 aea • tiit rare both f the rear all ar 6COO•ate. or prim womanly. Peg Pond art. N—lligialMaill Prot. Mr 443-Iforth _44 IL—Loa der, 4111—atahert. In 4 If trot seamy —lll4leed. Lana 111 rat owera—nortaire lawroar 111 . sal Laren yr sod Int Ammar Yi p.—lnetwo. Kt nut searal—lneade Penna. KC AUSTRALIAN GOLD.—It appears from a Parlia mentary return trod this morning that in 1867, New &math Wale. eaportod 48,815 oz. 8 dwta. of gold, valued at 186,1381. 16s. ; and Victoria 2,729,865 oz. 16 dirta., valued at 10,808,2801. The ant quantity uportad hoot both Cokaiaa, since Kay 1861 toillat December, 1867, waa 17,023,413 oz . 14 data., value at 64,122,3501. . A Barrios was performed two days ago in the cathedral of 84. Brims, (Calvados) for the tepees of the mule of M. and Mme. Eveillard, natives of the above town. The peculiar circomstences attendant on their melancholy death attracted a numerous amemblage at the ceremony. The Prefect, the President of the Imperial Court, the flobstitute of the Precursor Imperial, the English Vim-Coma, the Receiver-General of the department, and the musticipal au thorities, were all resent. COMMERCIAL AND JURER7B. MLNCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. firs...R.—This article is very &m with a steady demand, and prime now show Is. advance on last week's carrescy. Corras.—This article has given way 6d. to le., yet holders ray genially show firmness. Fine fine ordinary plantation Ceylon sold at 61e. 6d. to 624. ; middling, 705.; good ordinary lainaloa, Ms. to He. Tas.—This article is dull, and the public sales concluded yesterday heavily, warmly supporting previous rates. Rrie.—Proof Inwards sold at Is. Bd. ; =paler Is. 9d. Briers.—Pepper sold at about id. advance. Cloves, Zanzibar, sold at Bed. Mace, la. Id. to Is. 6d. Nutmegs, la. Bd. to 21. 2d. CovvoN.-400 bales sold. JUTS sold steadily at previous Markets generally have been inactive. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market Is firm. Annexed are the quotations Peters. burg Y.C. on the spot, 48s. 3d. ; August, 485.; September, 48s. 3d. ; Oet. to Des., 48s. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. We have a large supply t 141;•;; but choicest descrip tions are not very plen a/ ; consequently hfonday's qaota. gone sre pretty well maintained. There are • few more sheep and lambs. Trade is not quite so active ss on Monday, yet there is not much reduction in pd uui The calf trade remains unaltered. From y and Holland there are 340 beasts, 1,120 sheep, sad 470 calves; Northern and Midland Counties, 1,000 beasts ; and 130 milch ems from the Home Candice. rat sko• data ad. s. d. to Mew 68111.6. 6. d. .. 4. Sod SMO46. Ilaretere 4 8 410 BM Dr &BMWs& 4 8 410 DM lma• 4CM 44463 M A 1a ild al s — Beeedddeadid barls.. 18 814 De. de .„:„ _ 4 I 4 I Odles lip ............ : 11 l 10 0 lI M tts. Med ''"."' 6 - 6 4 - 4 ding Ds. d 11ad.brede Lots l5 0 II II %dote id odd*. 1.760; .646, .M 16606. WA : Gam. 666: S 4 160. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. 8.1. Davis reports bads hsavy. Prints meadow hay, 68s. to 725. 6d.; superior do.. 76. to 84a.; Inferior do.. 60s. to 685.: new do., 60.. to 80s.; rimer, old, 955. to 106..; second cot, 85s, to 955. ; new, 80s. to 925. 6d. , straw. $2.. to 36e. • The National Guard of Turin went in a body to Boperga on the 26th, the anniversary of the death of Charles Albert, to deposit funeral garlands oa his tomb. The annual sittings of the Wesleyan Conferenee closed:lit Hull last evening, with the election of president for the ensuing year. The result of the voting was as fol lows : —Rev. John Bowers, 190; Rev. 8. Waddy, 76; Rae. W. Stamp, 0; Rev. P. M'Owan, 4; Rev. W. Naylor, 8; Rev. Thomas Jackson, 2; Rev. William Arthur, 1; Rev. G. Osborne, 1; Rev. J. P. Huwell, 1. The election of secretary was next proceeded with, and resulted as follows : —Rev. Dr. Hannah, 110 ; Rev. Mr. Farrar, 76; and Rev. Mr. Waddy, 63. . . • • THE REPRESENTATION OP MANCHESTER.—cow are requested to repeat a statement which hem appeared fa one or two of one contemporaries, to the effect that in the I event of ea election for this city, a number of gent/amen are determined to put In nombudion Mr. Thomas Fat:Mira, in opposition to Mr. Bealey e who has been *many announced sea candidate. Mt. Frarbaim would, we believe, come blare the electors as • liberal candidate, bat entreaty Si an oppo se= of the party who have hitherto supported Meters. Gibe= and Bright, In =bilging MN liationit= which we do without regard to our own opinions on the subject, we desire ex i treesly to add that we °amidst the discussion which has less mind as to the merits of various candidates for the engine' rd the elegem at a Mate and quite uncertain date, as moms sameoeneey and =admit ble. There appears no traeon to anticipate dist a runny will aeon in the repnenttation, or thit • gems] Glenna wiL di.. take s place for • oinsidarabla tine. Noneheitqr a A Lucxy x ammo:arr.—On Monday, Robert Metes, of nieed-etren, Prieto*, watt to Blackpool by a cheap heir. mid awe his arrival thee* took a stroll as taut North Sion. Seeing at a short distance before hint a small pool al WitA/4 is the Oak in • data of grout agitation, In swamis& ft, awl load naprisoned then= • flee Ash of the been left tensed a " ball-mort," which had no doubt been left by the receding tide, and which, of course, he kaseked on the head. He carried it back ITU him to mrtwhen he found It to be 121 b. weight. He was d. per lb. for It, which he refined, preferring to share his novel capture with his Limily.—Preiton Chronicle.