The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TR 18 DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. tßstore the Judge Ogdisery.) HOPLEI r. HOPLEY.—PART HEARD. Yr. Hosier, the respondeet, addressed the jury li !,t,;th and with great ability; but with • certain tendency .3.Cll,llVeness which had to be eoetianelly restrained by lie awl he had come into court prepared to L.r much wickedness, because those who could ounces,, iustrament as the petition were not likely to at anything calculated to edemas their d e .. 0. The position in which he stood was in a terrible one. He was unused to the peso of cot., to, arid he was usable to bear the expense of " .‘,11,q; himself with legal assistance or with his witoesses. tLere I,;uoraut and in poverty, just released from , with the door of society slammed in his face, despi sed, ' ~.,..„•ierless, penalises, homeless, sad worse than wifeless • eta:alms—he stood there alone, with so ',sip but his t:a , t in the Divine promise that He would help the rid. to meet au angry world. He stood there to wilt beck te ..otiour a wife whom he still loved more dearly thee his l',, awl to win back the right to hear his own children the name of father, and to train them with God as his for God and for Heaven. What was he to do k Le to prove that his wife, whose honour was was untruthful? That he thought, would be unkind ,:. !Da certain extent u. , jurit, for he was satisfied that she • in her heart still loyal to him, and was only acting cider the baneful influence of his enemies. All hie life be .-voted himself to the good of his fellow-men. He had ▪ .:, . -a books and Iseturea (from which he read copious ex. is which he had contended that a great portion of ti.e misery of the world was preventable. His greet scheme • in the first place to improve popular education, to tit .bitch a model educational establishment, and to found ▪ L'w scientific society on the plan of the Royal Society, to he called " The Royal Educational Society." These designs Lid procured for him the character of being • visionary . • Lad the petitioner's brother, the Rev. Wolstenholin Cobb, id positively threatened him with a commission of lunacy toe moment he came out of prison. But, in truth, he was a 1, in of the most practical views, and he had endea voured to carry them out in every possible way. • object in desiring marriage was that he might ertablished • model home, in which thereshould be a model nursery ; and he had eodeavoured to train his wiles, a model t•.ristian mistress of a house. Before marriage the petitioner bid fully entered into his ideas, and after their make those ide, became their joint objects. Considering the appear ance which she had made in the witness-box—herdemamour hid been theta a most lady-like and well interacted person— it au no imputation upon her, but rather to her honour to lay that her education had, previous to her marriage, been extreroelv neglected ; and be claimed his wife as the most sinking testimony that could be given to the sasses of hie s)tem of hygiene, and mental and • training. Mr. Hopley entered; at great length into dotails, and he contended that the letters of hit wife to him showed that it was utterly impossible for his conduct to have been of that brutal and unmanly • trader which had been attributed to him. He had per. ueularly studied obstetrics, and the management of chil dren ; indeed it had been one of his objects to diminish, by the dissemaoation of sound knowledge, the special sufferings of women. He argued that from the account his wife bad giver' him of her last aocouchement it was apparent that she had fared by DO mesas no well then as she bad done tied*, his care. He had always insisted that pregnant women should always be treated with the greatest etre. and should be kept as free as pomible from everything lately to produce irritation. Sir J. Wilde reminded him that the jury were ia gesta tion with their verdict, mid be hoped. therefore, that he would avoid irritating them as =when he could. (laughter.) The respondent then referred to the remarkable cautious which his wife had made to procure his retests. Those itertious were described in her own letters es late es March 23, 1863. What, he would ask, were her inteatioas if any one of those effort' had proved successful? Within 24 hours he should have been 'stet liberty, sod in all probability at the door of her home. Did the jury support that he would have been met by her solicitor ; that he would have been presented with that most wicked and atrocious dame meet, the petition, and would have been told that it was am much as the lives of his wife and children were worth if they dared to rehire to him ? agate, his wife had uniformly s poken of his cruel wrongs." What were those ! Certainly not the severity of his eon teem ; for if he bad really been guilty of the crime imputed to him, it would have been far too indent. Her meaning could only have been that she thought he had been convicted on false evidence. But whose evidence? The evidence of the very servants whom she had now called in 'appal of her case. It was plain from what the jury bed heard that he had always had a most unusual love for children ; and was it credible that he should behave with unnatural harshness to his own flesh andblood. He would put it to the jury to conceive the heart-anguish of a man who, believing that the state of the human being ought to be one of perpetual improvement from the moment of conception to the zenith of perfect manhood— to.cooceive the anguish of such • man to see his first-born alowl; lapwing into idiotcy ; and to feel that while a well-arranged plan might have saved him, ell had been frustrated by the neglect of that foolish, foolish woman, the nurse. [The respon dent here became very much affected.] They might laugh at him for his attention to his nursery, but he trusted that no one he was addressing would ever be placed in suck a situation. If it would help these cruel people who were persecuting him, he was willing to admit that at the time Is question he was out of health. over s rough', ad very irritable. No doubt be had said and d. ac things—not of the character set forth in the petitke, I,sever, but things of which he sh o uld a t any other time hare been; ashamed. Bat all that was eight years ago—it Lad passed away, and his wife had certainly never thrown rc to hasteeth. [Mr. Hopley was 000tinsiog his womb trim we went to press.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Ware Mr. Cotorainiaear Goalbars.) COL. W. P. WAUGH. A sitting was appointed in thee well-known owe for the disk ion of • proof tendered by the Ueda) and Fasters Banking Corporation ivied the relate of the bankrupt The proof woe of the extraordinary amount of 250,0001., in addition to arse 15,0001., a proof for which had bee. ad mitted in the surly stage of the bankruptcy. At the last sitting the matter underwent considerable discussion, and an adjournment was tikes with a view to an invest' 'on by the saloon of the items comprising this eztreord toary ' amount. 31;:i. Linklater, for the waives's, now stated that he and Mr. Moans (who represented the beak) had come to an agreement on the maim items is dispute, but there were some points on which they wished to take the opinion of his Honour privately. The Commissioner—l shall be happy to give you my amistmoe ; but will you be bound by my decision ! Mr. Linklater —Oh, I have no doubt of that. I may also mention that I have owsulted in reference to the suggestion thrown out by your Honour at the last sitting, respecting an allowance to the bankrupt (11. a week from the time of ear. reederl, and the indigoes are quite ready to give effect to roar Honour's suggestion. Mr. Ba;ley appeared in support of • proof tendered by Messrs. Laurie and Monier, coach builders. Orfordatreet, for carriage hire ; but it was arranged that the matter should steed over for the &Meadows of one of the creditors. Afterwards Mr. Lieklater and Mr. Munn, went before he Honour in his Driest@ room ; but, after a short con. fereoce, it was stated that no agreement could be come to, and the proof will therefore come on for discussion at • gab. aeluent acting. Meantime the divideod is delayed. SHOCKING SUICIDZ Olr A WIPE. I NQU EST. —(THIS DAY.) This forenoon Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex Cer(Ott, resumed as iaquiry at this Hairs Head Tavern, I,,, ..r.street, St. Load, respecting the death of Mrs. Ellen aged 37 years, who committed suicide under very painful circumstanees. M , .4 Sophia Griffin, 5, Russell-place, Euston-road. said' .tecealed was ber sister-in.law. and we, the wife of • ,- ;:crette minufactsrer, residing et 16, Lever street. Her .151nd cave way to habits of ioteniperance, cod deceased moth distressed io consequence. Mr. l . nah Hyatt, 16. Leveratreet, said that Mr. Griffin 'L Siturday week left borne in a state of great excite "nt. Deceased went searching for him through the I : 7, "tt, and remained out till 1 o'clock the following morn '', twang to Sod him. She returned home in • state of ..",at dejection. Os the Sunday afternoon two boys came her that her htiebood had been found in a delirious ,te iu a house is ithoraditch, and that be had been carried Shoreditch Lunatic Ward. When witness went ogt• tn • `•t her know this, he found her lying on the floor end the . quite dead, and her limbs contorted. Two vessels, .;• (*.nit:Lit:ling White sediment and a Flan were found iu r.ortt downstairs. Bottles cooteicing ammonia and !• arid were in the MOW room. Mr Emus, the superiotendent of the lunatic ward of • sloreditch Workhouse, stated that eighteen out of •••••:. twenty indicate that came iota that ward, had been • . Ted Muss by drinkisg and its emeequeocee. Latheby, analytical chemist at the I,oadon Hospital, t.,..t he had found 100 grains of oxalic acid in the .•h of the deceased. She died from the effects of that • • 1. There were the remains of some oxalic acid in the • ! , und soar the deceased. • , roner havingsurnmed up, thelury returned a verdict • i•cide while of unsound mind. It was stated that of the deceased was still is arodoement in the • ,•• . • ward of the Shored itch workhouse. • .- proceedings then terminated. • 't.oN CrLTIV AVON IN NORTH-WLSTIOIN t A number of Californians and other Anserioaes is planting cotton in Similes sod Bosom The ' f the Kul I.nrenzo Agricultural sod Ifasufseterieg ,or to :in Francisco has distributed seven toes of amongst the oetives of those states. Isis said . ern acres bays boos planted with cotton north of • rts river.—Son Franciaro Alta. RITION TO C•uratutte.—During the Wit nth % 6.700 poisons have passed throe & Pansies ay to Sea Francisco.—Panama Star, June 2L fret E±l4l4* FRIDAY EVENII I / 4 6, JIM* 15, AWL IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Brnam toot the each at 20 minutes past 12 o'clock. PRIVATE imams& The Lads' ameadmenta to the following bins wen marl dewed cud agreed to :—Oarin ,rthesehire Railway, Carrie Railway or Trammed, Loudon and North Western Railway (additional powers), Loudon and South Westma Railway (additional works), L o nd on d err y an d L oug h Swine Rail war, Lynn and Sutton Bridge I tailea7 (Cross Keys Bridge). Blidlaud Railway (Chesterfield to Sheffield), lisellaad Rail way )St. Panama Tunstall Railway, Weald of Kent Railway, and Wrexham, Mold, and Cannah's Quay Railway. The Bimini:sin sad Staffordshire Oaa Bill was read • third time and Passed. IMPROVEMENT OF LAND ACT (STA lIPS). . . . . The report on this bill was brought op st:a lia 40 . r CATTLE DISEASES PREVENTION ILL On the order of the day for going into committee on this _ Mr. BAG WELL protested against the bones being called upon tn , legislate on this bill without the evidence which was I ofore the select committee. He moved that the Speaker leave the chair that day three month.. Mr. COX seconded. Me motion, I...wever, was withdrawn, and the house went into committee ..e the bill Mr. BAGWELL thee said that he objected to the bill altogether, which be thought interfered improperly with trade. He moved that the chairman i-ave the chair. Mr. COX seconded, believing that there war no reason whatever for the bill, Mr. HrIIBERSTONE disagreed from the hon. member. He thought the bill ought to go further than it did. These was no doubt that the disease of pleuro-pnelimonia was an infectious disease, and the farmers of Cheshire would not go to ordinary fain to purchase stock, but if they could not buy from neighbourirg farmers they refired to keep stock at all. He regretted that clause 5 did not apply to pleurci. pureinionia. Several of the clauses of the bill, and espe cially those which required cattle trucks to be cleansed, he highly epproved of. Sir J. C. JERVOISE said be did not think that these diseases were to be put down by act of parliament. He sepported the motion, es he did not think the house ought to be called upon to legislate without the evidence that was adduced before the committee. Tbecli;euilioa;;;;;;;iiiTied by Mr. T. G. Baring. Mr. Thompson, Lord Nam, T he , Sir W. Mika, Mr. Brady, Chases and Colonel Barttedot. motion was then withdrawn. I to 5 were agreed to with verbal amendments, sod elanse 6 was under amnion when oar report left. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KA RE-LAITE.-(TIII8 DAY.) . . . . The arrivals of English wheat fresh up to our market to. day, coastwise sad by land carriage, were very limited. The supply on offer, however, was in floe condition. Factors were tolerably firm in their demands; bat the transactions were on a moderate scale, at Monday's currency. We were seasocably well supplied with foreign wheat. Selected qualities commanded full currant* with a fair inquiry. Otherwise, the foreign wheat trade us heavy. Floating cargoes of grain changed bands to • moderate extent at late quotations. There we. only • limited show of barley, for which the Inquiry ruled steady at full prices. Malt wee in good supply and fair request, on former terms. The oat trade we. in a sluggish state ; nevertheless, no actual change took plug in mote. Beans were the tern dearer. The supply on offer was trifling. The demand for peu was very firm, oci quite former terms. Both English and foreign flour was held et full quotation. The business doing, however, was only moderate. The transaction is seeds were trifling, at late rates. For the time of year, cakes were firm in price. CULILINT !UM. 7013tH. Par Qr. I. a lima; Cent, ted,1222 39 to 44 Do. wh144,1033 44 to OD ttrkltet an 4 Maeda rid, lin 39 to 44 116zial Mating Minting ending -- 24 to t 4 P- Qr. ATI. a a Scotch potat O o Irish, whit* „ black BUN& llosoisso sow 35 Tick 3l to S 5 Hatrow 110011 s6 to SS AAIL ism Norfolk. El 00 to 66 tlairstoa hod Wore 6D to 66 Brown Itrk. New Orgy — SI to X:I Si So 311 .OATS. Town toads: PT; ilo Ibn Hounebold 3O to 33 Country Norfolk sod &Wolk ez ship l6 to T 7 Raffish, toed — l7 to 22 toto 22 10 111 each, Noir: ifivin. I. a. Dant'la sod Kanter beri 62 to 66 Rostock It Macklin' Per Qr. Mal. S. S. Denbh sad Swedla 11 le TS Itonlan ....... 18 to 11 left •2 to 48 41 to 43 . hard Declsh tau Easton 11: to as .1 - 73t1 A014;1;1447. red .. „ 06110 Ears lO to 1,4 - 31{ to Si ISDIA9 C OIL W9lte 29 to 32 IYo/low (mooing n b to 27 to 29 Molting OATS. Haan Trench. pot sack .... 31 to 83 Spanish. n to 3s American. par W 1... 19 to 24 Canadian. „ 19 to 24 INTO LONDON, BY WATER TO JULY 14. ISCLUSIVIL Deddi, bro. - lB 16. 93 I 16 to 19 AIIiIVAIS GIP 011/1116 ee.. 1 CARILIAGM 16011 JCLY 0 Wheat. Barly. Mat Oita Plow. 1 Ora vs. qrs. pm Wia irks. boll& am ems* re .. IWO 6710 .. Iff.o I blab .. foreign lOllO .. .. . .. 383 I--• --.--- --I- - Total ' 10110 : .. IWO 6190 . . 1570 LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) Da ALIO= AND nryossanosAL isziossrs.) (slow ova owl COIWPONDNIIIT.) Corms.—Market very straw, and prices hardening; mks probably tse dimmed bales. Con.—Market fairly 'treaded. W heat : rood demand. Ili some came • peony draws over Tuesday. Flour imehaarad in prier or demand. lodise corn sten ty ; mixed, 30a. 6d. Egyptian beans unaltered. Oita and oatmeal dull. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (B! ELECT/TO END TOTEINATIONAL TELROILION. ) (MOM OCR OWN OORASIIPOEDENT.) Very healthy trade. Wheat, la. darer; quick ale; beans, Is. higher ; oats the tare dearer. MINCING LANE.-(THD3 DAY.) Banat-The market condense very depressed, and although there Is • good supply of British West fudia Gearing the sale' are only trifling ; other sorts are also dud of ro i o , morel brown lumps are offering at 495. to 49e. 6d., aad *len at 110 a. 6d., but there is very little basioess doing. Corm. —The demand for plantation Ceyleo continues active ; all that is offered by auction has been dieposed of at very 6rm prices ; triage at 625. to 745. • low to lite mid dlion. Ma. to fitia. • ' pea berry, 90s. to 90• ; native Ceylon sold at 66.. to 68 a. 6d. Ts•.—There le no impro►ement ; the market coutioning dull and inactive. 150n04.—frisidsd has sold at preview' mime. Ordinary tad inkldlieg, 665. to 70•.• got 1 and fine, 72a. 6d. to 8.54. e Rw.—No sales reporte d. Setvmsrag.—A few small parcels sold without change in pima. Isomo.—At the quarterly sales good and fine Berman maintained the °peeing rates. but mixed and undecided lota have goes off rather irregularly—is some caws at about Yaw eale's prima. Hurpaha sold at 2d. to 4d. advance. COCIIINICAL.—No chomp ban occurred since the last public sale. Oorro7.—?ha market remains firm ; yesterday t h e sales were &boat 3,0 C) bales. Jur& —Bosiasos is doing at full prices. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DA T.) The market is firm. Tows tallOw is quoted 395., set cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot. 40s. 9d. ; July to Sep. umber. KM 9d. ; October to December, 43e. to 43a. 3d. ; December, 43a. 9d. BOROUGH HOP HARKET.—(THDI DAT:, Messrs. Pattsedsti and liknitb report rather more doing is Weald of Best and Sussex of last year's growth at a slight advance in prior ; foreign hope, also, of all descriptions beim more inquired after. The aoconsta from the planta tions generally are favoinsblo. SHANE LIBT&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Osoaa. This being settling day, there is not much busi ness in the railway market, yet the general tend ency of prices is still favourable. Caledonian and Great Northern stocks are in strong demand, and have severally advanced 1 per cent. London and North Western and Metropolitan have also improved 1. London and South Western has declined 1. London and North Western is now quoted at 117 to 118 ; Great Western, 711 to 72; Midland, 1381 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1191 to 1201; South Eastern, 94 to 1 ; Great Eastern 51 to 1 ; London and South Western, 971 to 98/ ; Metropolitan, 114 to ; Great Northern, 139 to 141 ; and Caledonian, 125 to 126. The sidearm which occurred yesterday in Dutch Rhenish and Great Luxembourg shares is main- Lined. luda. u and Canadian railway securities are inquired for. 101 103 IT 1001 - ik6 di O. put I. 161 lie ae 46 Par Dial 0 3 7 i2 00 ' 00 le ft Si • Pm SS 40 2 Svu 72 Biqa I Et pe 55 17 Idia par SS 64 14111 AO 00 70 04 7} f S bf 721 ei 40 191 121 181 18 221 1 - IS 141 141 eilif Ise ei F Of Ili - 14} -. 40 100 1 1 9/ - 1 - 29 u} 1k - 73 11[6t:IILLANZOII5. NO. I SI& i 00111P/Jllta Idogps.lllagleaa KIM rO,ll 15 110.071111 :lasiiralbaltt i r:3. 47,000, 1 10 'lliallaWaSerweete 104001 5 Bombay CDs ( 6,000 , Se Ildlish Amadeu Lod i 11114.71301.' fly & & L Nib. Tat (L 1 I 15.500 10 MAIM Indian Tea (L ) 5,916 13; plemaela 60,000 t 10 leariadlaa=va ) 26,000 10 .oeglos °moping 20,000' 60 I C,ty Wages (U.a) . , 40,000, 10 Com. otattlesall r e . (L) 50,000, 50 1 0oeuaercialValoollwa. 03,0001 60 I Coosolldated Dia.. IL, 17,600'20 Continental 1110.0.3 , tt 40.00 c 100 .ooaracteorporatleuL 12,000; 21 !Cop.lll.sl3g.,TrU.Tep.a 10,011 , 10 !Credit Fonder 10.0001 SO 1 Do tlatuitlas (L ) 10,0001 50 'Credit 11013111er 100101161 1111. 1 0t709550 Palace 160,61101., U. I Do. Pretense* 277,0001.' St Do. 6p. et. Peep. Det 10,000 100 limos 10.000' 60 .11.Indho Finsa:l 4l :l) (o,ooo' 10 Z. lodic Init. at 0021 100.000 10 CondertiL(L ermat. st. e relsgeoph_ 70.000, * OWL _sae 00 119 012 ., 10,0.10 100 ling ozoosuseatarla. AOC) 100 !rinaucial Catwalk:la. 6 001 60 !beery! Diarotutt (L) 10,110 10 newel. Warehease (L 10,000 10 Oelltemra (Uootledl VW& 10 o .Credtt&lla.dloo.(L 55.000, 11 .Goa. SteamNs. •aalosi 20.0001 60 Homo&Colonia . .s.(L) 100,000. 10 I fludgoa'sßer 100.000' 60 I=llereJt. Await ) 25,10c1 t (Um 150,000 10 lateecat a lrlass. thi llee. ) 1100,000, 14 toter. land Creel* ) :c a . 74 1 60,000 10 Int& (Cowan. 1000000 100 Do. 4p. c. BJa r. 00.0001 16 totntStockUsomi(L) 20,000 50 I, eod Ssenritles (1 1 e.) 10,000 26 I Load. •rlcan Ttadlat 10,000 tS 'load.sadCaledon.lLiL M OO* 1 ,LorLDWltict Tele& ) 10.000 50 ILood. Massa Ass. ) 60 ,000 60 Do. New 176,000 a ,Load.G.OinnlboNC.(l 1 10,000 50 'Load., Dante, de.Oftt 60.030 10 Lond.trorloelallfathis 00,140 Itriga. i Oinal 00,00010 Do. 10.00 u 23 , Modes latest" Dit:L i 12,500 2) Ilatwitios 40d,120.(L UAW 10 Pont. Lam. T.O. (L 40,000 50 Iron Wort._ U. 500 10 • .Natal load& Col C.)L) 55.010 I iNatiosal Ms. Coto. IL) 10,0(3 50 National Financial (f 10 i l ,00.1 100 Nallaaal Stoup Nay. 0.00 10 .NerbaddsCoal le L • s 20.040 26 , N.Dialsod TAILesa(L I 187.1.751.' St. !N.BritAustralasiaa(l), 40,000 50 3 1.500 t,/ Memo. la. LI 30,0001 1 'NovatcottallandL .L) 50,000 , 1I Do. do. 60,000 26 Nemo Markle Isom I 10,000 10 ;Oriental Cootaser-Jal(L.) 10,000 60 Oriret•l Flosacial 150.0 1 'Orlso.al 050 (Welted). 60,000 1 1 Do. New 60,000 10 O'2=ll.lllDM Staaia(L), 10,000 60 ;Ottoman Ftwatielal (L.) 10,000, 6 ,Ottoman o.. lldwlted 12,600' 10 Panama& Y. ateaW,L 1450 6 ! 00 - 00.00 st 1 et Peel Itlv.Latalit lila (L): 20,000 60 'Peninsular i 0. Moir 10,000 60 Do. 10. w 1 17,000 10 Quebrada L., E, IL(L 10,000 50 ,ILlouney Inat 10,000 16' Do. New 4,210 1 U ,1110 J. City Lamm. (1 ) 29.750 15 1 Ditto ditto 15,000'100 'Royal Mall lltaa;o. 100,0001.. St. !Scot. goats. Invest timoo 60 a.m. W OO . 50,000 10 itioc.l l laan.,EllgypteW 10,000. 504 iAlticaa & Ia 14,200 26 tooth Australia; load 160,0001 ' St. ila:marine Telegraph 57,500 10 ITel.Constroc.Oldalo.(L 100000 10 Intaptamerseris 1000 .IL a Kam, It I T. &L 00 et U. Canada 50.000, 6 lIM9DULTOI.6.Oo.(L) 50,700' 10 Taken liaria•Laa.(l.) 26,0001 00110pper AirioatTes(Usa ) 23,000 10 Ditto wool van Diseseges load 16,100 50 Wanted lrbanor(16 1 11. IOOM 50 WastledlaiPaalf e L prism I Wes. = FOREIGN RA.ILWA BALL and S. Franc. (Limitiul), guar. Dutch Eleoish,l9j. j. Gnat Luxembourg, 11j. Eiembre and Yeses, 7j. 21 Id PHs e it 3.. it w +i lan II es ills IP= si Ii pla da I dis Paz Pra Si 3 Par• le pea le ea; U 8 9 pia• le opus 4 4 a peal 82 U I MI 108 107 110 $ pm 3 d'.6 ti Rim+ 106 I t e r; 6 3 die, 3i II Is IT# 11t h ' M N ~' 11 pm pm. Paz 1 lifpre 2 1 plla 1 2 pa. , P 9 az AM' 1 114 1 p9l , par Ipm ,9 29 2.4 lets Paz ipm 10* 101 pin Oidls. 1 Wig • 1 pm , 66 76 19 20 ' i -_ 11 1 8 1 poi 17 18 pm 4 4pa 1 Ofd's , 1 1 ! 2 S pa las fpm 7i " ; MI s 5 n IS 20 pm Oa Se 219. 155 116 idls par 1 0 0 13 1 1 49 10 1 Si 31 45 66 1 ,111 Paz ; 44444, Wm PE I Par 1 Ms' ' 4 !Pm 2 3pe 14 17 10 12 Pt 3 el Ow' LYS. 7 par ant, 11Ik 14 101 111 1 10 41 - 20 i 10 16 II LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT WALT= TZLZOKAPH.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAT.) FIRST BICHERSTAFFE STASES. Ely walked our. LIVERPOOL ST. LEGER. Claremont walked over. ENTRY FOR 50i. PLATE. T.Y.C. Henn. 94 10Ib ; Hopeless, 74 10Ib ; Po" 71 , 6 8 1b : Cherry Hill, 04 Zb ; Holkar, 64 21b. All aniline. SECOND BICKERSTAFFE STAKES. On mil& Claremont, Harkforward, and Ely are hen. LIVERPOOL CUP. Two mike. Bleak Deer, Ghillie Callum, Stanton, Clown, and Farn ham are bens. RAID Foeszrr.—Liinosisa, Foutenoy, Tippler, Tha lade% Lord &dead, Major, Bacchus, Hysoettus, Greville, and Claret Cap. KNOWSLEY STAKES. T.Y.C. Spring Gm, Taosnor. sad Noshing Korn an ham. LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL CUP. 6to 4 on Mack Doer. STAMFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) .KETTON . EITAXE4..... About a mill s and a half. Briadai. DaAim, rd Etirebbiaoal en ben. CLIFDAN CUP. natters of mile. Suburban. Waked, Little , Tippler, Walloon, Durham, Block Lily, Birdandsr, Damascus, Erinicoaraik, Columbia, Dirt Clisap, Amelia, Brindisi, Van. dervakle, Clairvoyasis, sod B Rock are hare. STANFORD CUP. miss Young Rapid, Bradman* Harlequin, Beat Lao thin, Little Slag, and Teueriffe an here. FIFTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Ooe mile sod a quarter. Young avid and Tomfoolery an here. MILTON STAKES. About three-quartered a rail. Meg Charming, Tzspeze, aid Jack Ketch ere here. SLXTII BIENNIAL, STAKES. One mile and a number. Xing Chem*. Siberia, Olive. Spies, end Jezebel. click'?. M.C.C. an) GEOI7ND v. THE NORFOLK COl7lt7T CLug.—Yesterday, for the first time, we believe, as a county club. Norfolk met the M.C.C. and Ground at Lord's. The company was not large. but very fashionable, the weather being beautiful. The M.C.C. took their innings first, having won the toss. No great scores were made, Grundy's being the highest (24), in which were two Yours, a three, and there twos. Mr. It. 1). Walker and Biddulph scored 11 each, end the others were single Total of the innings, 85. Messrs. Curtin' and Wright nl bowled well throughout, Mr. Johnson wee a very efficient wicket-keeper. sad the oat-gelding was also most }rain worthy. Norfolk on their pert showed some good batting against the bowling of Grundy, Woottoo, and Mr. a. D. Walker. Mr. Thompeon gained 36 io good style, end 16 by Mr. Johnson were well got, as were also Mr. Infeliz's 10, and Mr. Craigies 11. Mr. Wright carried his bat out for 6, and the inninp closed for 96, thus heading their opponents by 11 rune. CRICKZT AT Tas CIYSTAL PALACE.—The first important cricket match which has bees played on the ground at the Palace took plats yesterday between twenty. two of the Crystal Palace Club sod the *levee of Kept. All the players seemed to enjoy this thoroughly English game, and played'with a good Orel of enthusiasm, which wee shared in by the large number of persons who watched the game. The day was fine and warm, and the palace grounds wore their most pleasing aspect. The govern oe the upper terrace are is full array, sod the whole sone wee • pleasing one. At the mmelusion of the days play the more stood thus :—Tweety-two of the ()natal Palsies Club 92 ; Eleven of Kent, 83. The match will be resumed this 1111.CTING Or MIDDLESCX M•OIITRATIGS. —A general meeting of the magistrates of the county of Mid dlesex wu held yesterday at the Sessioes-bouse, Clarke°. well-green. The meeting was very numerously attended. The first business was the election of a chairmen for the sassing year. Mr. B. J. Armstrong. in • highly compli mentary spe! ch, proposed that Mr. Henry Poweall be re elected chairman of the court for the ensuing year. and j for the 20th time. He regretted that he was labo uring under iodapositioo, but trusted that he would be soon restored to health, and that the county would for many years hrve the advantage of his services. Mr. N. 1 Laurie wooded the motion, which was put and carried unanimously. Mr. Powell, on taking the chair, expressed his gratitude for the hamar again conferred upon him, and said it was with great regret he bad to almoner, to the court the death of Mr. Baldwin, the depotyolerk of the peace, who was found dead whilst sitting at hie desk. He came to his duties on Tuesday mortifies in his usual health, and at half.past two o'clock in the aftersooo. on Mr. Wright going into his room, he believed that Mr. Baldwin wee Asleep, upon which he shut the door geutly and retired. On going into his room about two home afterwards it was found that Mr. Baldwin wee dead, and • medical man who was called in said that he bad been dead for three hours front apoplexy. He was a very able and intelligent officer, and be secured the esteem of the bench, and all with whom he co-operated. The other business wee then preluded with, aid wee eel of • nature to call for a report. COAL HARKKT. ,7 (THIS DAT.I Walls End Haswell, 18s. 6d. .; Walla Eod . Bt4 17s. 9d. ; Walls Eed South Hettoo, 18a. 6d. ; Walla End Braddyla 11 ettoo, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Eod Oaseop, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Eod ; Taefield Moor Bates, 13e. 6d. ; Hastinp Hartley, 17s. 3d.—Ships at market, 25 ; at see. 35. Mr. Hardcastle intends, on the second reading of Facilities for Divine Service in Collegiate Schools Bill, to more that it be read a second tiros upon this day three months. Mr. Cobden, on Friday next, will call the attrition of the house to the great extension of oar govern ment manufacturing establishments ; and will move a resolution. Mr. Hankey, on Monday, will ask the Secretary of State for the Home Departmet whether he hes abandoned the idea of brines' is a bill this maim relating to a Deirdre kip& for the metropolis sod, if so, what course be pro wess to follow respecting the better security of the metro polis against loss by fire, is acondance with the reommes dation of the committee on that subject, 1862. ORDINARY 8RA1213 AND STOCK& 111 ` I rd " I zuswAys. I °loom Fecal I salsa to-dAy veteran:. to 1 p.Ol. le Idl Blzia. ,Vadl.Ty 4 ova 8 04 116. 100 Stythane Steer .- 111 al dadon,Skand,& SKI 6 04 PO Bridal sad St. 1106 Caledonian U6 US 111 all Cult sad Baadoa U eh Cornwall i all Do. A r A 'lodic until 11 10 W Do. p. e. aped to & N all Dublin and BelladJene 111. 1, 100 allabur all Dundse,PerthotAleija St 'lllO Margo, and & Wesfiea SA Re Great Eutaw Ord. St. St. Ilas 1 De. A SUM— It. 100 ' Do. Z. And. Stk., No.S St 100 'Great Northoflkodasd 110.. 100 .threatNorthera St. 100 Do.A Area. so dlr. sr K 1. D0.8 Pep. e. 'sped B St 100 tit Math & West. (Ire ) • 100 l Ouat Western K 100 Do.doer traLOunatk St. 100 Do. South Wales. SA 100 I Do. W. Itid.—Odki SL 100 Do. Do. Newport Bt. 100 Do. Do. Hereford: sk IM fancashlrs & Yorkshho' It. 100 Landau and Blackwall dt 100 Lon.,&ightnot &Coati M. 100 Loados,Obada.&Dow.l St 100 London& North Woman.' K 100 Lontoodsonthlsakni St 100 Kaa..Bhaf.,& Llneotas k 60 all Import sad Wilds 114 .11 Do. Do. Saud at. 100 Iteutuditsa St 300 Do. New St ,100 ,Midi nd NU all Do. New SA 100 1 Do Blrm. & Welty 1111 all,Mld. Gt. Ws. (Ire U all' Do. e Shads all did Beall IS all Mid Mat (Cray Rt. 100 North British St 100 Do. Edln..Perth.Dund St. Id N. lastern—Berwiek u 16, I 111. 300 Do. LeedslL F o ra St. 100 Do. York SA 111 I Do. Outfit's , at l e. Do. Stock.&Darllas 16 M Do. de. 1116648 U IS I Do. do. 180041 St 1M Neale Landau 110 6 De. New M. 100 North StaffordStijk 10 1 all . N. & & Western Jana St 100 Sodtlah Central St. 100 &dal& N & Aber. Stk St. 100 Soda& Midland 10 all Shrewsbury A Wekhad St. 100 Shropshire Union St 100 South Dena St. 100 South Eastern 8A ,100 fl. Yorks& & liver Den, 10 all SWoklailtra,&e , IL 106 Thif Yart 10 all Do. B S. Do M I all Maw U I Do. Lle 64 Do. It 100 Vale of Neagh St. 100 Victoria Stn. A Thula; Bt. 100 Waterford A 11111utanr. Bt. 100 West Oornwall St 100 i W.Eartipl. Barb.* IL 1W N N Id 11 N N IN IN SI IS 128 120 LW lie 118 111 90 92 212 721 44 46 IS 41 100 102 1196 1201 69 71 104 106 411 1.6 111 114 1176 •01 664 114 1141 11111 111 111111 /le 541 34 IS Id It% 104 9.74 1 74 IM{ Ile pm US 129 9 1 PS le 1 2 P. 23 102 111 126 120 IC Si N 00 86 IT Wit NI IN 106 --a -6 11l 170 6 7 pm, 6 6 p`l - 1. 110 U V RI I- If - IM 59i 71 I- 120 1911 461 4 1171 it 1 : 6 1 1 114 k lli L 3 14 I 1081 9 .6 97 SI le 79 901 .• 106 i nano POSIMISIWIL SIL I Pd. I Unman. 1 100,W St. 100 10 I 10 Me Ml U i sal NO 100 IN ,100 LOS 100 _ St 100 00. 100 100 05.;100 IL 100 IS 11 00 15 • 111 - 1100 100 I ell IMF all 100 sll 100 all 100 all IN all NO all IN all IN 1 all 100 10 10 101 M. 100 Bt. ISO (IL Athollea lat. lAwurruu IBoss.Bor.dals.g.ap.o. l Do. Z Maros !Buffalos Lake Harm! Do. Arldonseco • Buff.. BrantotOoderlelt, 6p. o. Ida Aug. 1, ISM Do. do. July 1. 1878, Do. do Joao lel 'Co/ Ite.lootoralliko.s. Olds T. Dock6p. as.' Domormajp.s.por.pod am Bowl go. do.. lOW India so. f do. I Do. 0 Woodcut ... , Do. Oramel ft do Trinket a11i.41111 DO.? qr.p.111.8.,11p.c. Do. lei prof. 800de..1 Do. do. delorrwi l Do. Ind pref. Do. do. deterred' Do. •d root. Stock .. 1 Do. do. deferred' Do. Oh prat Stock .. Do. do. deferred' Meet Indian Pentair's: Do. gua. II per coot.' Do. New do. ii4ui Sid De Ot pit oast Do _ _ ail 01, -- Waatora of Canada, 1.11 I Do. Nn 100 all Dollp.c.Bds. pay. hal ' 100 all Dag do. do. 11177-11 10 1 !Indian Branch, Llndtodi 10 1 I Do. New St. 100 'Madras guar. 6p. Nan it. 100 Do. do. 01 • 100 I Do. do. 4..- 1 90 g I Do. MU ▪ ISO Malt+. Corp. 6 Par a Da l GO all Moab. and Robson's Sae 10 all N. Brim& Can ch. A & 84. 100 N.P..oiCan.Op.alatp.B. Bt. 100 Goad*. go& 6 par alma St. 1001 Do. DAM do. 10 1 . Do do. do. 1 ▪ 100 Do. Panjaao do Si 1100 I Do. Ladaa 4Lg106 do I Min pikes. I. a I= toi Pse ite he • • I Tr II 77 II 77 SS Se 191 eS S 7 IN 104 IOS 1081 Pal i.e I.e 91 99 Ti Ti 111 U 46 IT 96 ST IS U U 91 II 81 $7 $9 108 la P 9 r Ica rlsl NO W 99 96 9j 10 I 11 104 sa 01 81 Si ids 2 ?a , , 1001 1011 04 96 $0 0$ N $ $ 96 IM tes 100 101 l MIT M , 1001 1.0 0 1/ 93 96 JOLT! STOCK BANKS. No. 1 R. I RAM. 20000 100 AT:t Mulariswei(L.)- 1 JOAO 60 10,000 100 AlliallosiosAlaverpoel l 10,060 100 De. New 100,000 10 Anglo Assteloo 20,000 20 Anglo Italian (Linn* NOW 40 Aries Luis 2,600 60 Do. New 11;60 20 8aat01116112016C61=120 . - _ 10,000 26 Bank 0= 6,000 100 Bask of 26,600 * Bank *Otago 16,600 106 Bank of Queengatrt.l $O,OOO 10 BankotVictorta,Annitlit 6,000 100 Bank of Wake= 10,000 10 Bank of New 60.000 20 Brazilian& Portugal! Ikooo 66 Brit. et American Ix. (L 10,000 60 Britian & Californian $O,OOO 60 British N. AnifiliCA I 26,100 10 C. Bk. Indla,Ana., ON* 7,600 20 Da New 20.000 tb Cbr Mar. ol IndN. 13 4000 100 City 20,000 100 Colombo 10,000 26 .Coto Rank of India, im 1 UO,OOO 10 Consolidated Bank (LP 6,000 Continental , 12,000 ISO 60 *et London iI L) tmllool 8,000 60 Do. New 26.000 20 Ent. Scot.& AuaLCkitetii 40,000 60 Itoglien and Swediab (LI 60,0011 60 European Bank Unite 10,000 100 Rlndaan.Chlna&Jap.(k/ 1,7,000100 U.n New 12,000 ,00 Imperial Bank, Walled, ],OOOlOO Do. Neer 10,000 10 Imp.Bk.ol China.2te.,(Li 124000 20 Imperial (142.0csaa 12.000 25 ! . 00101! . 1 . _ .oF,OOO SO Laud Mort Bk. indialL'i 20.000 60 Loa. Bk.ot Mez 'mote. IL 10.800 100 Landon Bank of fled. (L 'O,OBO 100 Loudon and Brazilian 6,800 WO lon.B.krzerti Plate , 10,000 26 Do. Now, W. at Li pin, 6.000 100 Loa., Me., & Wad. ILI 50,000 10 Loa. MBank et Anioll. 10,000 100 London and Colonial Q. 00,000 60 Loaduu and County.,. 6,000 100 Low Haring.Cloa.ll44), 00,000 60 London Joint ftoak 1 11.000 100 Lou. and Northam (1 )( 10,000 10 London& Moth African' 6,000 100 Loa. & & Western 60,0.30100' Gat Westminster 1 10,000 100 Merebant itank(Unal" 10.000 60 Marruatila et Bieltianils 10,000 60 Do. New 10,000 100 Metro. & hos. bank as' 6.000 100 Midland Bank (Llm.) 10,000 100 National of lAvarposl 10,000100. Do. New . . 25,000 10 N.Pro.Ot lryland, Non 10,000 60 National Bank, km 25,000 20 New Small Wake 40,000 10 Pew Zealand (Unaltwit) 60,000 20 North reetern ANS IS ()Uintai hat h Vorni 20,000 100 Pro One. of 37,600 a ws.ad tuaJ., Deai 20,000 U South Minicabs 10,000 25 South /astern ;Liu) moo, 100 moot et D. 4/Mks 4,460 1•1 Do. 646. 10.100 is Unita el AuOlrellkNat 10,000100 Unto* of Luba* (m) *OOO N Union of Londoo MONEY MARKET.-MBIE DAY.) Two o'Ctock. There is less animation in the stock markets to-day, attention being mach occupied with the completion of the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks. Nevertheless, general firmness prevails. The funds anti nearly all other classes of securities are well supported, at the late advance. Little movement bas occurred in prices. Owing partly to the demand in connexion with the payment of interest upon a large amount of railway debentures, the demand for money shows a decided revival to-day, and the quotation foe good bills is 51 to 6 per cent., the supply of money having diminished In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on English government securities has risen to 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 06fr. 40c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 902 to for money, and 91 to for the account (August 9). The official busi ness report ism follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 90i, 4, ; ditto for account, 914, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Ceuta., 89/, ; Annuities, 1885, 14 9-16 ; Bank Stock, 2384, 240 ; India 'Nye per Cent. Stock, 1041, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1866, 99 ; Exchequer Bills, March, Bs. dia.; ditto June, par. Foreign stocks are firm, without much movement in prices. Some of the present quotations are annexed, and are for the new account, viz. : Greek, 244 to 25; Mexican, 291 to g, "ex all," being slightly better ; Confederate, 77 to 79 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to ; Turkish of 1858, 714 to 72, being in demand ; ditto, 1862, 691 to ; and the Consolida, 51 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 87/ ; Dutch Certificates, 994 ; Greek, for account, 24i ; Italian, for account, 681, ax div. ; Mexican, for account, 291, 4, ex all ; Portuguese, 1853, 47i, ex div.; ditto, 1856, Jo., 48, ex div. ; Sardinian, for account, 841 ; Spanish, 501, ex div. ; ditto Passive, for account, 291 ; ditto Certificates, 101, I ; Turkish, 1858, 72 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 691, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 69i, ex div. ; Vene zuela, 1862, for account, 58 ; ditto, 1864, scrip, 61 dia. International Financial shares are now quoted be to prem. ; General Credit, 31 to prem. ; London Financial, 131 to 14 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 41 to 5 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 171 to 1, ex div. ; Ebbw Vale, to I prem. ; and Ottoman Soci4t4 Genirale, 3 to 1 prem. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 2161. 13a. 4d. on account of the dividends on the Debt of Ecuador. About 40,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for Alexandria. Of the 436,5001. brought by the Tasmanian, from the West Indies, 260,0001. is silver and 175,500/. gold. The True Briton, with 103,0001., is the only gold ship announced by the present mail as on the way from Melbourne to England, but the Lady Ann, with 16,0001. and the Roxburgh Castle, with 24,5001., reported by the previous mail, are still out. The quotation of the Bombay exchange just received shows a rise of id., being a movement against England, while that from Calcutta is unaltered. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,2201. over last year; the Manchester, Sheffield and Lin colnshire an increase of 1,9911. ; the Midland an increase of 2,6311. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 5,2191. The folios ing is the second half-yearly report of the directors of the London Financial Assomation (Limited) to be submitted at the general meeting on the 20th inst. It recommends a dividend and bonus at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum : In presenting their second report, the directors have again to congratulate the shareholders on the mtisfactory progress which the association has motioned to make. After providing for the current expenses of the past half-year, writing o ff the whole of the casts for repairs, furniture, and fittiep to the new offices, and awry** forward • rebate of interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per mom, the directors are enabled to recommend the payment of a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent., with • boons at the rate of 15 per cent. par annum, free of income tax ; there will then remain a balance of undivided profits of 21,405 L 18e. 9.1. to be carried forward to the next half-year. Mr. J. E. C. Sock having resigned the office of manager of this association, has bees sleeted a member of the board, which election requires the confirmation of the shareholders at the present meeting. The directors have the satisfectios of announcing that they bays secured the services of Mr. Augustus Wildy as MThThe annexed circular, announcing a distribution at the rate of no leas than 87} per cent. per annum, bee been forwarded to the shareholders in the Mer cantile Credit Association (Limited), which has been amalgamated with the Imperial Financial Company. Crosby-House, 96, July 12. Sir, --I am directed by the liquidaten of the Mercantile Ored Ansociation (Limited) to inform yea that they have this day resolved to make a first distributioe of the amount Mandan to the credit of "profit and lase" by a payment of 355. per share, oe amount, free of income tax, tains equal to a dividsod at the rate of 871 per cent. per annum os the paid up capital for the time being of the emaciation. The =cent des to you in respect of shares standing in your name as the register of the emaciation can be received on and after the 15th hottest, on presentation of this letter at the Bank of Loadoc, Threadneedle-street, and au the tam of Um maimed receipt. —I am. sir, ..0911 . obadkot W. C. 'Wrwramorrom. A circular ancouncing an ad interim dividend at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum has been issued to the shareholders in the Financial Corporation (Limited). A special meeting of the shareholders of the Union Bank of London will be held on the 29th inst., to confirm the resolution for the increase of the capital from 3,000,0001. to 4,000,0001., by the issue of 20,000 new shares of 501. each. The prospectus of the Fliutshire Oil and Cannel Company (Limited) is issued. This company has purchased the works of two existing companies in Cheshire, and proposes to distil and refine oil from cannel procured from its own mine, thus combining under one management three processes hitherto dealt with separately. From this combination various economical improvements are expected to accrue. The price to be given for the whole of the properties purchased is to be upwards of 150,0001., payable by instalments, but it appears that the proprietors of the two concerns with which ar rangements have been made subscribe a large portion of the capital. The shareholders of one of them, at a meeting held on Wednesday, agreed to take their full purchase-money in shares. The capital of the present undertaking is 500,0001., in 10,000 shares of 501. each, with s first issue of 6,000 shares, 5,200 of which, we are informed, are already placed. . . . . A fiirsecall of 21, making 41. paid, is to be paid on the Irredeemable Five per Ceut. Preference shares of the Hammersmith and City Railway Company by the 2nd of August. A call of 10s. is to be paid on the shares in the Suburban Hotel Company (Limited) by the Bth of A call of 51. is to be paid ou the shares of the London and Glasgow Engineering and Iron Ship building Company (Limited) by the Ist of August. Vice-Chancellor Hindersley has ordered the con tributories of the British Provident Life and Fire Assurance Society to pay a call of 151. per share by the sth of August. We are requested to mention that the share list of the Dining Halls Company will be closed to morrow. The following communication has been received from the manager of the Albion Bank (Limited) : TO THE rarrot OT TIE IMPEZIES. 1113.,—WM icn;;Iio;r;1 a mall sp an ta your columns to state that I am oonstaetly receiving iagernes and applica tions from parties who ooefoand Challis's Banking Compuly with the Albion Beek ! Marra. Thomas Mal% and Zoe, on West Smithfield, transferred their business to the Albion 13.2nk, and they neither are isor ever bare been mt netted with .:of other banking arm or hatikieg reaspew.. Tee lonsinew cos the beak is for the present cloned en am* at the (tile Market sad No. 16, West Smithfield 1 bed this letter TIM V Lea tuatient einem to the wear (Mims whirl have beam whinnied o meoe Lb; mbleak— I am, ka., Trio. Y. CaALus, llexager Albies &nit Leaden, July 14. With reference to the market for Ameriela securities, Mr. E. F. latterthwaite reports is follows : In the London market for Americi.: iecui iti.s we hare to record some operauons of coosideraide magnitude is Milted States 5.20 Ikeda, the rapid advance of rs chases en L . .,doe having ioduced begs shipmeote of them iruso New York. They have, however, lima readily take. herr, sad although the price realised ranged from 2 dot, to 1 deL below the clime% quotation ,:ven in our last, there has still been sufs, lent margin fora good profit ou their impor tation. The last pries is about 45, showing n &ciao of awe per cent. on tlie week. On receipt of Wei". or the Somi . a severe fall occurred all railroad alarm. Aid te bonds having interest meld. in currency. Illinois Central Ames were at one time sold as low as 43 diem not, but this reduc tion in pries trotight in some heavy buyers, and the hut quotation (41 to 39 discount, allows a reaction of fully 2 dole. There have beam uomerons inquiries for the bonds of tee Ohio section of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway (bearing interest payable in New York), and at a reties:tem proportioned to the tine in esch..4(e Luse lines would hem been taken. The August coupons on the bonds of the Dela ware and Raritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Railroad Companies are announced for payment,ia due course. A telegram received yesterday from Birmingham states that the mioe of Staffordshire iron has been officially reduced 201. per tan, and Shropshire pigs 10s. per ton. The return of the Back of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 13, compared with that foe the previous week, shows the followiug changes : Circulation Wes Circulation active 21,572.385 lucre 191.610 Public deposits Other deposite Government securities is bitirking cie partaken t 11.172,125 Inman* 50,0011 Othernecuritios in banking department Coic and bullion in both dpartroente — 13,701.112 Deereene MAST Seven ' day and other bUla 588.616 locrease 72,323 The teat 3.411,071 Increase 44,264 Notes in reeerve Total reserve (Dotes t coin in banking detartinent) . 6,778.727 Decresee 421,302 This return shows the effect of the payment of the dividends, which oommnieuced on Friday, the 6th. The decrease iu the government deposits having been largely compensated by the iicrease in the private deposits, and by the decrease in the private securities (representing repayments of advances made by the Bank). the decrease in the reserve is limited to 421,3071. The decline in tee coin and. bullion must also be attributed to the dividend payments. These changes altogether account far the maintenance of the Bank rate of discount at IS per cent. BANK OF ENGLAND. —An Ai •nd etb Vic . c. for the wok Ibo 4. MDR PRP Notdo Weed 8.11,64117.5 17 SAM WIWI& DI Prop.Woes' Capital iti11,5114.000 Hest Public Deposita la eluding Mast Pay. Banks. Com mis. of National Debt. Had Div. tecouut ennead, to the Ad 7tlt endive un Wrdnestlar, Idyl; Government debt.. Lit ALM (Aber svcaritios SAO. 0014 or4u mad NI- You 12 . 2.4 .5 Sfirer boltou 74. Gover ltllll3l nm l7 eet Sas _ L 27.041111 ride7FaZiddir d Dead waled Mitt y) mints Other doeurfties . UM Maas MM. Gold aad &Ivor Cola MEI Aceoante) Other Deposits., Bev" day sad other OW. 0ft.1111,06 e. 21,11111.1911 W. MILLIS, Chid Caah Jac July 14. 1661. TucRs3AT Eranra. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90/ to 4 far the 9th of August, opened this morning at 904 to 91, and closed at 90 15-16 to 91 1-16. For mosey the last price was 901 to 4. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 901, 1,1, t ; ditto, for account, 91, 904, 914 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 4, I ; New Three per Cents., 891, 4, ; Bank Stock, 2374, 2394, 240 ; ditto for account, 240 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 4, ; ditto Four per Cent., 994 ; ditto Bonds, Bs. din. ; Four per Cent " enfaced " rupee paper, 944 ; ditto Five-and-s- Half per Cent, 1144. The India Five per Cent. Stock continues to meet with inquiry. India Bonds were marked 81. die. There is still no change in Exchequer Bills, the March being quoted Bs. to 3e. die., and the June ss. din. to par. In the foreign stock market prices are still moving upwards. Confederate Bonds were is especial demand today, and experiesmd a freak rise of 3 to 4 per cent. 6 {Ai' U . 83 j "i± NINEIL-(THI8 DAYJ Two o'Ctoog. In the mining market to-day, the deans are almost exclusively engaged in the set tlement of the fortnightly account, and prices in most instances present no variation. West Seton shares are in request, and haw, risen SL, the present quotation being '2lO to 21.5. On the other hand East Caradon have receded to 27i to 211, and East Grenville to 51 to 11. Great Vor are quoted 28} to 294 ; East Lovell, 144 to 15 ; and Wheal Seto; 225 to 230. Yudanamutana shares are inquired for ; trans actions are recorded at 24. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 32 and 335, being steady. A meeting of the shareholders in Ilidlenbeagle Mine took place on Wednesday, when the acconaW showed a balance against the undertaking of 2,00 K. A call of 11. per share was made, 10s. of which is to be paid forthwith, and 10s. on the Ist of October. AOCIDENTS AT WIMBLEDON.—TWO which at the time wore an alarming appeuasce, though the results were much lees serious than at tint appre hended, occurred in coonezioo with the tramway year day. Through some defect in the constructioo of the car riages, twos which the breaks have always acted with some difficulty, ass of these vehicle@ could not be stopped or materially checked is Ito progress before it reached the mid of the line. The pasevogers, guessing what was shoot to happen, leapt or throw themselves off right mid left. Nearly all escaped with slight bruises, with the inner tioa of one, who bled rather freely from a cut over the eyebrow. As soon as it was washed and dressed, howeve r. he joined his squad, sad made a respectable scorn at 500 yards for the Queen's Prise. In the other case the wheel. of one of the carriages gave way, and the foot of a pueseger was unfortunately squeezed or estangled, so that be wee obliged to receive medical assistance at the bands of Dr. Westmaeott, who acts profeedmally oe behalf of the mem ciatioa ; he was then removed by easy stages is the dime tioo of his own residence. As an illostratiou of the compa rative indifference with which %nineteen are disposed mew casualties interfering with the ot.ieot which triage them to Wisubledoe, it may be motioned that Limitation* Starkey, of the Queen's Weettuutst.,re, who aocodeutelty sprained his foot on the previous day, discovering that be could kneel without pato, though he could not Mewl, west down is a tab to the rasp yesterday, shot for the Qases ' s Prize, and made 14. and knew. to ha •111. to hnld his pion in the Internatioeellkiteld met* on Yaw* seat. THE GREAT EASTERN AT SHEltes kOs,s.—ktot Great Eastern reached the Great Nom about 6 p.m. yesterday mooing, where she was met by three powerful steass•teas. She was able, however, to dispense with their maistesea, and slowly stem:clog she molded the point, and made fee her moorings at Black Stakes off Sthedgate-creek. neve am safely cast anchor about 7 p.m. She was watched by • large crowd of spectators assembled along the beach and ea the pier. The seminary preparations will be adopted fee conveying the cable from the manufacturers at Fist Glees wish in sections, to be coiled on board the Great Eaters, as woe as the Yeses and Iris, which are to coavey it, are mode ready for this duty. SUDDEN DEATH OF A DIVOTT CLERK oF THEI PEACE.--On Wednesday OA inquest gill/ held at the Samitlee House, Clerken well•grese, relative to the death of Mr. Baldwin. aged 52. who was found dead in hi. efliw 0.. Ti m. day afterame lvk From the evidence ci Mr. Ches. Rebut Harper, a clerk In the Pesos Off ce. it eppeared ;het the de. ceased eau th e d e p u ty clerk, whom be sew lest alive sheen ban-past II on 'Tuesday morning. He complained of a numbinse in the limbs and dryness in the throat. DUMAN' was then in his inner dila.. Shortly before hate's% 4is tbe sfteraooo witness found him sitting in his chair deed. Mr. Ohm. J. Austin, surgeon, said that death was mused by fatty degesemtion of the heart, The fury returned a verdict of • Death from natural mum' EXPORTATION OF DEVONSHIRE BULLS. —Four Devonshire bells were sentost is lb* last West ladle, pease' to Vera Cruz, to improve the breed of tattle is Mexico. ~i 4 V' I