The Express. — London, England, 1866-08-03 00:00:00

11111= 1 'ME EXPRESS, FRIDAY. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (NY muter= mactiurs.) GOODWOOD MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) NASSAU STARES. One mile. - ---- Bind of Eve, Hobe, Mineral, Penelope Plotwell, Char- meth, Wild Briar, Law o' ()eyrie, and Neroli are here. CHESTERFIELD CUP. Craven Cowes. Duke, Ostrepr, Master Richard, Brown Bread, Moulin'', Archimedes, Broomlelaw, Lord Ronald, Bnidamante, Langham, Monarch of the Glen, Robin Hood, Monitor, Wild Agnes, Merry Wife Nu, Camellia, Abarieldle, Bra' mah, Norwood, SOH the Difference Verbena, The Special, Guinevere, Life Guardsman, Previa°, Dulcimer, Violent, Rama, Thalia, Centaur , Ulphus, Mendian, Plutus, Mayo • raise f, and Slender are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. T.F.G. Kiss Fanny, Guinevere, Lemma, La Sorrentins, Grass Darling, Verdi Ulpirua, Monitor, Musa, and Ru pert's dam o (to be *old for 1501. eael4 are here. NURSERY STAKES. One mils. Knight of the Garter, Captain Kidd, _Lady Hostel' , , Hatter, Charles 11, Opoponsi, Red Show, Leap Tyndale, Harpenden, Rochefort Peodor, Miller's Maid, Novice, Rosa tiers, Leases, Toe ri c i Can non Ball, Icicle, Charade, Nice, Pyrrhic, W • • • , and Carnage are here. DUKE OF RICHMOND'S PLATE One mile. Ostreger, 100; Brocanielaw, get bib ; 9st 31b ; uster Richard, 94 ; Ai:Acworth, Set 61b 8 l a rra:1 1 a- 14 =ante, Bst 31b ; Star, Bst 31b ; Lord Ronald, B st 21 b ; Troublesome, 7st 9th ; Monitor, 7st 91b ; Paris, 7st 71b ; Guinevere, 7st Ilb ; Goldylooks, 7st ; Brahma, 7st ; Aberreldle, fist 131 b ; Aetna, Est litlb ; Jack Green, Est lllb ; Lite Guardsman, Est Illb ; Effervescence Est lllb ; Verbena, est 101 b ; Ross Cheri, Est 81b ; Est 61b ; Proserpine, Est 31b ; Lincoln Green, Est ; Mau -1 =Ate, bit 91b. All are here. MARCH STAKES. Half a mile. Claymore, Ratty, Effervescence, Gretna, King Hal, Nice, Miss Fanny, and Icicle are here. SWEEPt3TAKES OF 5 SOV& One mile ands quarter. Marlborough, Grace Darling (2001. each), Lincoln Green, May Flower, Opposition, and Lord Waldegrare (1001. each). All are here. QUEEN'S PLATS. Three miles. Tour=lin, Guinevere, Aekworth, Sleek Prince, Soap 'tone, Sultana, Brick, Bra toGnerille, liante,eadliaturks are here. 100 SOPS. SWEEPSTAKES. Three miles. Siberia sad Wild Agnes are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The quantityof English wheal on sale here this morn ing was limited. Notwithstanding the changeable state of the weather, millers purchased slowly, at pima about equal to Monday. We were well supplied with foreign wheat, for whi.l the inquiry was in • sluggish state, on former terms. _ . . Floating cargoes of grain riled about stationary. I ji There was rather more inquiry for barley, and the quo- gi Cations were well supported. 81 Malt changed hands slowly. Full prices were, however, ti realised for all descriptions. Rather large quantities of oats found buyers at quite : last week's currency. 11 Beans were scarce, and in moderate request, at late es rates. The few peas on the stands met a Blow sale, yet the quotations were supported. Both English and foreign flour was vary inactive. Linseed and rapeseed were firm. In other seeds very little was doing. Cakes were heavy. Per Qr. I 1.4.. TS. 8 1 Scotch potatoOA S6 S. to SI SI Inch, white „ black MANI. Ituagan (11365 4l to 44 Tick •1 to 44 Harrow Pigeon 47 to 40 PEAS. Grey Maple White boilers ST to Si ... 40 to 46 , 39 to 49 ... 39 to 43 nor.. Town made, ➢er 280 lbs. Household 42 to 44 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, .... . .... ex 4lttp 34 to 35 Foreign OATS. a. a. Neat and Swedish Ti to 27 21 to 27 BEAN& Danish 14CIPILan PEAL Maple Butlers , TROJAN C 063. Per Qr. White Yellow .. 39 to 42 38 to 42 FLOUIL _ Trench, per sack ... 38 to 41 Spanish . SO to 41 American, per int .. 24 to 90 Canadian . 24 to :.0 INTO LONDON, BY WATIIB TO AUOUST 2, INCLUSIVE. . 31 to 33 . 29 to 31 Osta. Flour. qrs 4 . o me n k f. 1420 110 1110640 1420 440 1 110610 qrs. qrs. qrs. English sad Sootch 1750 10 750 Irish Foreign 10420 6000 , Total LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TKLEGRAPR.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDIDIT.) Col roN.—The market remains quiet, but prices remain unchanged. Sales about 6,000 bales. Coati.—The market well attended. Wheat in fair request at full rates of Tuesday. Flour 6d. dearer and in good demand. Large business in Indian oorn ; mimed, 255. 3d. to 265. 6d. Beaus in favour of buyers. Oats and oatmeal slow sale. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) on ILLECTRIC AND INTIRNATIONAL TKLIONAPH.) (TROY OUR OWN CORSUMPONDENT.) Factors ask rather more money for wheat but millers will only buy fresh parcels at any advance. Spring corn unchanged. )MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —There has been a rather more active demand for British West India, at steady prices. Jamaica and Antigua sold at 291. 6d. to 30s. Gd.; Lucia, 28s. tid. to 30s. No sales of importance reported in other kinds. Refined has further slightly declined, making a reduction of Cid. per cwt. for the week. COFFEE.—Owing to the largo arrivals of Ceylon the market is quiet, and prices are again easier. A small , parcel of Plantation Ceylon sold, ordinary mixed to good I ordinary, 635. to Ws. ; fine and fine fine ordinary, 70s. 6d. to 7fts. TE L—A fair business is doing in green teas at about the previous value ; other kinds remain quiet. Pr PPEll.—About 700 begs sold for cash ; Singapore, 3,1 d.; and Penang, Ad. Rica, Rux, and SALTrirrar, remain quiet. CorroN.—The demand continues limited at about the former currency. JUTE—About 2,500 bales have been sold at steady prices. GAMBIER.-100 tons sold at 21s. 9d. • TURMERIC.-100 bogs of middling Bengal sold at full prices-245. to 245. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following prices:-Town tallow, 425. 6d. net ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 6,1. to 445. 9d. ; October to December, 45e. 9d. to 465. ; December, 475. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADENHALL.—Hides: 561bs. to 641b5., 21d to to 3d. ; Il4lbs. to 721 b.., 3d. to 3id. ; 72Ibs. to 80Ibs., M. to 31d. ; 801bs. to 831ba, 313. to *l. ; Rftlbs. to %lbs., 31d. to 4d. Mono hides, 9s. to 10s. lid. Calf skins, light, 2s. to 4s. ; full, 7s. BEastonnazy.--Sheepskins,Os. ; lambs, 3s. to ss. ; shear linga, 2s. 10d. to 3.. Gd. CONDEMNED CONVICTS. John Grant, the moldier of the 13th Regiment, who was sentenced to death at Pzeter Assizes last week for the murder of Philip Boobier, a child seven years of age, at Madden Heights, near Plymouth, will be executed, as at present arranged, at 8 o'clock on the morning of Wednesday, the 15th inst. e talk', eats, and sleeps unconcernedly , his conversation =used, being urually of a somewhat frivolous character. "Anhui Collier, who was sentenced to death at the late elaffordahire Assizes for the murder of Mr. Thomas The annual election of the Council of Advocates at B=l front at Whist° , im front of the Cou p P riso n Cheadle will on be "Tubecusd7y Paris took place yesterday. The number of voters was 316. lamming next. Since his condemnation the murderer lies and the absolute majority 159. The following sixteen Maintained the same demeanour he observed throughout members were elected M. lierryer, 265 votes ; t 6 ntrial, and on Tuesday afternoon, during a farewell M. Jules Favre, 256 ; M. Marie, 260 ; M. Rousse, terriew of upwards of two hours with his wife, sister, 245 ;M . Allen, 229 ;M. Defaces, 226 ; If. Betolaud, Ma brother-in-law, his fortitude never once foriook him 225 • X. Shand, 221 ; M. Orevey, 219 ; M. Plooque,2lB ARRIVAL OF CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. — The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's M. paean. 206 ;M. 1 . 60 n Duval. 206 ;M. Emmanuel AM°. Mail steam-packet Mass • l • a, Captain A. M. Locke, has 196 ;M. Dermareet, 194 ;IL Hubert, 194; and M. Victor wired at Southampton with the above mails. Her dates Lefrenc, 168. None of the others having obtained the ,me — Alexandria , July 20 ; Malta, July 24 ; and Gibraltar, req uiaitra majority, another election w il l take place July 29. fib b • fs Lille Nalloth e n , m,n-gll,s,7capPa."4,l:=7lVlL .. whmn i y. 44 . 4 ", " 4 for the other fire members, to make up the number ' 4tl s ) .„ N.. Major Rowland, Mr. Travers, 'Mr. Stuart. of awenaY-une r.niter. naval instructor, and laeutmast Murray, The annual distribution of prism to the success ller migo conflicts of 21 of note, value fel pupils of University College took place yesterday in the 100 , 0 00 f . ; 443 bales of silk, value u 4 Oi rh ubarb , theatre of the college, under the preddency of Mr. durum and 200 packers of general m erc h an dise. Goldimid, M.P., who was surrounded by a numerous exPerienced fine weather, with light no rth-westerly winds. gathering of the friends and supporters of the schooL BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a steady demand during the week at firm rates. The accounts from the plan tations are not quite so favourable as a few days back. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Ware Kr. Commialimer Hs:Art.oJ 31 IN KZ CHARLES PRICI AND C 0.—13 sa ILLIZTAIT. m r . Lowrance, the solicitor to the trustees, midst a deed d am ignment, which had been duly assented to sad reeds weed, received an application to annul a petition in b a k r ui s Ethish had been presented in this matter. K r , , on behalf of Mx. iforryatt, the surviving m o os e, pressed for the disnaimal of the petition. Mr. Linklater, for the petitioning creditor, raised no hither objection to an order as preyed, but asked that the coils of his client should be paid out ot the aPtikit. my. Lawrence said that having regard to a decision of Dad Westbury, a difficulty might arise as to the payment of the costa. Mr. Linklater expreessd his willingness to adopt enchain ads' as might be deemed right—he, of mums; retaining the right to impeach the validity of the deed. In answer to a remark by his Honour, Mr. Lawrence mid that Mr. and Mrs. Marryatt, who bad gisch2d an advanced age, were now left absolutely ounded'. - The learned Commbnioner expressed hie regret to hear that statement and made the o rd er ananlling the proceed. hip in binkruptoy. The estate will accordingly be now sound up under inspection. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW43TREET. ♦ TIC[IT.O!-OdAVI NAN II TROMILIL - - A young man named Robert lritetsia, on ticket.otleam, I was charged with stealing a bonnet from the head of • young woman in the Strand, and further, with having neglected to report himself monthly sines its liberation from Fortland whim. pm F 176 deposed that be was on duty in the Strand at • varier to 7 this morning, when he saw the prisoner running away from • young woman. The latter came up to him and acaoeed the prisoner of stealing her bonnet, having just ?matched it eg her head. Witness pursued the primmer, who ran into • court, and followed him up the stain of a house into a bedroom on the second Boor, where he found the prisoner coucealed under the bed. He took him into custody ; but when they got to the pollee-station In Bow-street, the female refused to appear against him, and there was reason to think that there had bean some conversation between them. From information received, however, he (witness) now charged the prisoner with having neglected to report himself at the police station in Ro chester-row, which, being • convict on tioket.cl.lsave, he was bound to do. . . . . . Police-constable A 92 proved that the prisoner wan con tided at the Middlesex sessions in 1862 of robbery (in conjunction with others) and sentenced to four years' penal servitude. He was liberated before the expiration of the term on ticket-of-leave, and iniFebraary, 1866, re ported himself at Liverpool, stating that he was going to live in Landon. After tins he placed himself under the care of the Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society, and it was his duty to have marled himself to them every month but he had neglected to do so, and there was reason to fear that be had returned to bad preening. Mr. Flowers—What do you say to this Prisoner—l've a good deal to say about the bonnet. Mr. Burnaby—Never mind that. The charge is with _ Prisoner—Pve nothing to my against the other charge. Committed beck to Portland. QUAID= BRTWERN • LANDLORD AND • "TIM T. SaroA Whitby, aged 30, of 39, Britannia-street, St. Pan- I ass, a needlewounts, was charged with disorderly conduct and assaulting William Elliott, 137 G. The constable stated that he kept the holies in question and last night the defendant knocked at the door aml made a disturbance. She was a lodger in the house. Ile ' soaked her to go upstairs, but instead of doiag so she hit him in the face, and he then gave her into custody. The defendant said the constable was a very harsh land lord. She owed him 12a. rent, and on Wednesday he asked her for the rent. She said she would pay him on Satur day, with that he seemed to be satisfie d. Yesterday he put in the broker, and he seised the whole of her goods and put them in the landlord's cellar. The paper that was given her was illegal in every sense ; the name of the broker was not inserted, nor was it properly filled up in any way. When she knocked at the doorlast nightthecomplain ant because he was a oonetable,would not admit her to her room. She considered that she had been badly used, for the complainant pushed her down with all his force. A lodger in the house, a married woman, said that the landlord would not allow the defendant to go to her room. The constable pushed the defendant down with all his force, and had put in the brokers without giving her any warn The i witness, in answer to the magistrate, said that she could not say whether the defendant hit the constable be fore he pushed her down. She was on the stain the whole of the tune, and did not see the defendant hit him or attempt to hit him. Mr. D'Eyncourt fined the defendant 125., or in default 14 days' imprisonment. MARLBOROITOH-STREET. BOBBING A POLICE-CONSTABLE. Charlotte Anderson, a young woman, was charged before Mr. Knox with steeling some wet linen belonging to police constable Hankins, 29 C, and a quantity of wax candles left in the constable's care. Hankins, who resides at No. 4, May's-bnildinp, Brick-street, Piccadilly, said that shortly after 6 o'clock that evening he was going up the stairs of the house in which he resided, when he saw the pri mmer sitting on the landing. She had a bundle tied up in a towel, and also a parcel of wax candles by her side, the former containing several articles of table linen, his property, and the candles being the property of a person who had left them in his mire. On his asking the prisoner what she was doing there she said that she had been sent to the place by a constable, as she had nowhere to go to sleep. He told the prisoner that he did not believe any constable would send her, as the door was always kept fastened. He was about to let the prisoner go, but as she was going down stairs she dropped some more wet linen and he then took her into eu.tody. The prisoner, who merely denied dropping the wet linen on the stairs, was remanded. Mr. William Johnson, lately residing at 29, Arlington street, Islington, writes to state that he is not the person who gave that name and address and who was fined 201. for assaulting a female near Leicester-square. LAMBETH. DISCRACEFUL CONDIVr OF A BOY, _ ... Arthur Pope, 13, a miserably clad and dirty lad, was played in the dock before the Hon. G. C. Norton, to answer the following disgraceful conduct : From the evidence it appeared that Mr. Davies, a builder, is erecting several houses at Peckham, and on the prricus evening the workmen left the buildings safely Ucked up. In the morning on the prosecutor going into re of the houses it was discovered that two cans of oil were mining. On a further search the walls of the rooms of this and another house, which had just been painted and papered, were found to be daubed over with dif ferent coloured paint, and obscene words written on them ; the door panels, just painted and grained, were likewise defaced,and altogether a large amount of damage was done. Prisoner was shortly afterwards taken into custody whilst endeavouring to sell one of the cans of oil. Prisoner said he was guilty of the whole charge and did not know what made him do it. The father of the prisoner, a respectable tradesman said be bad immense trouble with his son, who had robbed him and others, and finally decamped. Efforts had been made to reclaim him, but he refused to return home, preferring to roam the streets in the day, and rest in barns or in the fields at night. .The magistrate said the prisoner's conduct was most duffreceful, and it was quite certain a slight punishment would have little effect. He should therefore send him for three months' hard labour, and at the termination of that time to be kept in a reformatory for four years. Prisoner, who seemed not to care much for his position, was then removed. FIRE IN CLERERNWELL. (THIS DAY.) This Morning, between the hours of 1 and 2 o'clock, a fire of roesiderable magnitude broke out in the calico-printing Yorks of Mr. McArdley, situate in Compton-street, Clerkeu vet The building comprised four lofty floors, each being Sled with valuable goods, and all its contents were de stroyed except the books, which were fortunately pre served. EUREENT PRIC Marne. Per Qr. 1 waiur. a. New, Kent, red, old 43 to 61 new 43 to 49 Do. white, old 53 to 67 new 42 to 54 Norfolk and Lincoln red, new BMUS!. Malting Iriatwtug Grinding 3O to 33 MALT. Boer, Norfol k, Suffolk 56 to 65 Kingston and Ware 58 to 67 Brown 4B to 63 ELL New M to se .oAft English. teed ---- tto 27 potato Soo . tch, teed Foftl Per Qr. WHEAT. a L Dentate and Konlp berg 65 to 61 Rostock & Mecklen- MON. ._._ ...______ Al to 58! DIVI Russian, hard soft American, red „ white I BLRLIT __ . __ Grinding --- Distilling Malting OATS. SO to 30 1 37 to 30 39 to 40 Deitch brewing 21 to 28 feeding ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, &c, CARRIAGE, FROM JULY 2S EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1866. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Ow' o'CLoon. lig The railway market is decidedly heavy to-day, and a general fall has occurred in mice& Great Northern (original) stock has declined 14 per cent. ; Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire, R ; Lon- as don and North Western, Caledonian, Great East ern, and London, Chatham, and Dover, 4 ; South Eastern and Great Northern A, ; and Great a Western, 4. to London and North-Western stock is now quoted Leo 116 to 1174 ; Great Western, 52 to 534 ; Midland, 1201 to 121; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1234 to so ; ScullyEastern, 664 to 674 ; Great Eastern, 29 Id to ; Caledonian, 121 to 122 ; Merfolitan, 1294 to ; Great Northern, 1194 to 1 • ditto A, 1264 to 1274 ; and London,Chadam, an Dover, 19 to 20. ii Grand Trunk of Canada stock has experienced a 0.00 reduction of per cent.. the present price being Lo bardo-Venatian shares are quoted f 15 • too bei n g r in dull. OIIDEKARY ansess AID STOCKS. 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Provincial Marine 1 10 Madraa IrrigA&Canal It 10 Do. 16 Marina Investment (L 1 1 ; Matuitlus Land, Qtr. (L ); 10 liedit. laden Tel. ( L lal 61 terchwit Shipping ;L . ), 11 10 Ulwall F.Ld.&Dock(l,,; 60 Millwall Ironrorks. . ' 10 Natal Land &CoLC. ( * LI 25 National Diu Com. (L ; 16 Do.New,las.6p.3ltooel ; 26 NationalProv.Marine 100 National Steam Nay.(l , $ 30 NerbuddaCoal&lron,L 90,009 1 115.813 /MANI 70,000 10,000 10,000 1 11,000 30,000 10,000 1160,000 21,000 10,000 , - .:au ' iO O 3, 19,090 .119..000 160,4e4 60,000 40,000 1.- 2 c_.,050 1 iooaoo 00,000 50,000 1,000000 90,000 4,000 20,000 50,000 11,000 40,090 145,6 25 5,000 10,000 6,000 04,500 60,000 /0;000 12.600 12.-9.°° 1 - 6,666 2.5,003 40.001 10 - - 6 11 6 ts. 4 e ill 60 60 6 10 61 *Us dig 6 $ 1 2 - 1 - 1 1 r 14 11 ' 12 • id . 12 di. Tel 17 16 ail 2 ler 11 1 9d1s, Pra I 16e. 2 1 disi lb 7• i t cll. ul 15 11 9 cla i 9 clis 6 !SI tidls 6 1 8 rat xd • 2ipm id 11 BO 1▪ 5 3 4i s 13 dls 6 —4lls 4 . 1 ——4 ls 2 2 ; i O5O l 190,000, 40,0001 20,000 20,000 , 6,000 6,000 20,000 29,000 ii,O6O' ii:Ooo; £187,175 40,000 18.000 40,000 10,000 00,000 1 10,0001 40,0001 55,000 12,500 2 - pm 6pin zd l , 2 9 5 4 dia , 60 60 8 9 6j, lee 17{ 201 4 I 6 l6 17 pm 1 10 BMs 41 1 1 We 6i 11 1 f ar ' 2 , Idb par; 2 -- 11 r Do. New 15 N.Toaland L.&l5.Ag. 'L. 126 N.Zealand T.& Loan (L 10 'Northern Assam Tea (L 10 * Do. B St .BricAustralaMen It 60 Brit &lierean. In.,L 10 ;Nowgong Tea ( Liralied 26 ;01:011/a trarine (losura. )1 60 'Orientallrinanclai'Llm.;. 6 !Oriental Gas ( Limited; lal 6 ( Do. New 10 Orient Inland Steam, L , sl 10 'Otago & Sthiand invest. ! 20 Ottoman Compi.nyt L ) 1 GO OttomanYinancial . L ) ! 6 `Ottoman Gas (Limited ' , al 160 .therend,Ourney,eo.,L 11 10 ,Panama F.M. Steam, L s 1 , Do. do. , al , St. 'Peelßlv.Land& 50Paninsular& o.Steam 1 a] tel 60 Do. do. New l4l ; 10 Qnebrada L, R., M. (L ). al , 60 'Rhymney iron I a] 1161 Do. New al 26 Rio.T.Citylmprov.(L ) I al 161 Do. do ll 1 20 'Rio Janeiro Gas (Lim ) al 100 Royal Mail Steam I d 1 St. 'Sod. A ustra Invest. ;L : 1101 1 60 'Smith, X night& Co.(L. 11 20 Soc. Yhtan. &Egypte L. 50 8. African 51. &In. • L 1 25 SouthAustraDan Land 1 al St. 'Submarine Telegraph ...ld I , Do Scrip al 'Tel.Consiruc.&Main'L) al f • Do. Do ll 20 Thames&Mersey In.,L ' 20 Trinidad Petroleum • L'l 10,0001 10,000 100,0001 etwo I 10,214 £600,000, 51,000 30,000 1 17,000 10,000 1 10,000 16.600 17,331 le la dl& 4 9) 15 Ws 9 2' 4 1 Si 40 sd, 40 6S P 10 12 pm 9 7 Ells si si 50:000' 1300,0001 40,1100 WA?? 20,000 ii,iiil itsso,ooel $7,500 100,000 7,400 7i :di i mil 1 2°ml 108 111 112 117 xd, 20 17 du ! iii 6 64 44dlii ill 31 33 DO 46 66 in! I1 - - edl4 par: 2 4 4pmi 7 4 2 dis, 1 1 pm. 5 3 .54.i5l 37,500 10 60,000 20 100,000 20 30,000 60,000 ' 25,0001 10 15,000 10 10,000 • 30 Van Diemen'm Lawl 1 0990001 100 V 10070307 Fg7pt'llor 20,000 60 riWarraat Irtoonce 69.000 , 60 weetlnclisetracllVSt L 90 Trust&Agesicy of Aus.. LI T. & L Co. of U. Canada! 17o.Marine of Liver. (L. , Unites' K. Teleg. Co. , Univers. Ilarinelos.(L Upper Aaiun Tea Mu. i I f. 84 6 11 10 - 8 - 6 pm I 4 414 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg. 13i PREFERENCE SHARES. Midland, Leioester and Machin 4 per cent., R 7. North Eaatern, G. N. E. 4 per cent. pref., 102. 4111 zd 41 4 id 1t PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& LITZCPOOL. AtlCirs? 2.—Great Eastern. 304 4 30 204—Great Western. 524 c 3—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1244 4—London and North Western. 118 171 15 171 f —Midland, £lB convertible. 24 If p. —North Eastern York., 1044- -South Eastern. 674 - Basin and Lake Huron, 44—Grand Trunk of Canada. 214 2 11—Great Western of Canada. new shares, 54 d.—Lnited .States 20 Bonds. 69—G rest Luxembourg shares, 13 9-16 4—North Western Bank. fe. d. ex div.—A nitki-American Telegraph, ISf f f—Atlantic Telegraph. 8 per cent., 34 13.16 11.16 4 —Liverpool Exchange, 2s--Pacific Steam, 901—ditto, new 'hares, 284 p. Atioo3l . 2.—A fair business was done, but prices were ge nerally , lower. Buffalo and Lake Huron , 44—Elles, 424--Great . rn, 304 90 291 4 4 4—Great Luxembourg, IS 0-16 }'rand Trunk of Canada, 211 2 14—Great Western. 534 2ic. 34 f 3—lUinoia, 744 f —Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1244—Lon don and North Western, 1174 le 171 f 4 f—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 57f —Ditto. 31 per cent. pref., 06—Metropolitan. 1304 f—Midland, 1224 4 4—North British, 914—South Eastern, 68 —United States 5-20 Years' Bonds, 681 4 } —Turkish Five per Cents., 26f —Anglo-American Telegraph, 131 . inariumnan, Arouse 2. Business done :—Bbmingham , Canals, at 874 per plum. Closing prices: verliampton, and Stour Valley Railway, 101 buyers : South Staf fordshire Railway, 83, buyers; Dudley and West Bromwichißanks, 10 to 12: Stourbridge and Kidderminster Banks, 124 buyers Birmingham OM Unionolllll. sto 54 : Birmingham New Union Mill. 2t024 ; Birmingham Wagon Limited ,10 to 104: South Staffordshire Waterworks, 61 to 7 : and Patent Shaft and Axle tree shares iLimited , 54 pm. buyers. - - - TIM HEALTH OF THE EARL OF HAFTERBFRY. The Tim's, referring to a rather alarming paragraph re specting Lord Shaftesbury , says: — " We have much plea sure in being able to contradict it. Lord Shaftesbury has, indeed, suffered from a sharp attack of a choleraic cha racter, but is going on as well as possible." THE NEw SHErtrirra. —Mr. Alderman Waterlow, one of the sheriffs elect of London , has appointed Water low, the Rev. Allen F. Edwards, M.A., the incumbent of St. Philip, Kennington, as chaplain during his year of office. He has also nominated Mr. Alexander Croaley, solicitor, of Birchin-lane, to be his under-sheriff. BRITISH ELECTRIC TELECIRAPH COMPANY.— (THIS Dat.)—The ordinary annual meeting of this com pany was held at noon today at the Central Office of the company, Tbreslneedle-dreet, City, Mr. Edward Cropper in the chair, when the usual formal business was tram mule& Mr. David Webster was re-elected director, d Kr. Henry Webster Blackburn was re-elected en audit en or, and votes of thanks was given to the chairman sad the directors. Above 400 Hampshire rifle volunteers have been camped et Banbridge, in the Isle of Wight, de . ri . th e last week, under the cousassed et Colima M.P. The government found tents and bedding,=it rest of the expense of the encampment to the men was dr I frayed tiv the OEMS. The cost to the latter was about 3504. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Osra o'Cwcz. The maintenance of the Bank of England rate of discount at 10 per cent. continues to have a very prejudicial effect upon the stock and share markets, which are generally fiat to-day. English government securities are freely offered for sale, and the funds have experi enced a fresh fall of per cent. Foreign bonds and British railways have also given way, the moat important fall in the latter being in Great North ern, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire. Banking and financial shares have been little dealt in, but the tendency of prices is down. wards. United States 6-20 bonds participate in the universal heaviness. To-morrow being the 4th of the month, there is a good demand for money to-day, and the rate for choice bills is firm, at 8 to 9 per cent. Consols are now quoted 871 to for money, and 871 to 1 for the account (August 9). Foreign stocks are heavy, with a preponderance of sales. Turkish Bonds of 1862 and Brazilian scrip have declined 1 per cent ; Italian of 1861 and Mexican, 1 ; and Spanish Passive, /. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are now quoted 48 to 50 ; ditto of 1865, 261 to ; Greek, 11 to 12 ; Spanish Pas sive, to }; ditto Certificates, 141 to ; Italian, 1861, 511 to 52 ; Brazilian scrip, 4/ to at die. ; and Mexican, 161 to 171. United States 5-20 Bonds have receded per cent., and Erie Railway shares 1, the present quo tations being 68} to 69 and 42 to 1 respectively. Illinois Central are called 74} to 1, being steady. Anglo-American Telegraph and Atlantic Tele graph shares are 2s. 6d. lower, at 13/ to 1 and 3/ to 1, respectively. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 11 die. ; London Financial, 121 to 14 dia. ; General Credit, 2to if dis. ; Credit Foncier, at to 3/ dia., ex die. (81. paid); and National Dis count, 71 tog prem., ex div. At the commencement of business yesterday morning it was evident that hopes of an imme diate reduction in the Bank rate of discount were very generally entertained, and, as hour after hour passed away, the concourse of brokers and mercantile men who have latterly thronged the Bank lobbies on the weekly court days, became even greater than usual. Not until about half-past twelve was it announced that the rate is to remain at 10 per cent., and, owing to the strained condition of expectation which the delay had occasioned, the news produced a rather keen feeling of disappointment. A recovery of 41. to 5/. in London and County Bank shares, followed yesterday's meeting. It would appear that the fall which took place on Wednesday afternoon in this stock was caused by mere speculators, who did not scruple to put into circulation a number of false rumours. About 15,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for transmission to Belgium. The Oneida, from Brazil, has arrived at South ampton, with 29,7221. in specie. The Virginia, from New York, has brought only 3,0001. Subjoined is a copy of a private telegram from Bombay, dated July 23 : Exchange on London for a First-class Bank Bill, six months' sight, per rupee, Is. 110. ; the Calcutta rate for ditto, per rupee, 2s. ; Exchange on Calcutta at sight, 1011 to 1011; Government 4 per cent paper, rupees, 891 ; Ditto 5 per cent. ditto, rupees, 1061 ; Ditto Si per cent. ditto, topees, Int ; Bank of Bombay rate oI discount, 12 ; Bar Gold, 991 touch, rupees per tole., 16.6 ; Bar Silver, 17 to 171 betterness, rupees per 100 tolas, 1071. 12,000 bales cotton sailed from Bombay during the fortnight. Piece goods active. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion lncrease E 693,000 Bills discounted Government deposits. Notes in circulation Private deposits Advance* It is difficult to imagine a more instructive con trast than that presented by the condition of the Bank of France and the French money market as compared with ours. Though the rate of discount at the French Bank is only 3} per cent., as against 10 per cent here, a further large addition has been made to the coin and bullion, accompanied by a further diminution in the amount of bills discounted. Were France hampered with a currency system like ours, we should doubtless see a very different state of things there. The failure of two unimportant private banks was announced yesterday, viz., Messrs. J. B. Kennedy and Co., of Dublin, and Mr. G. W. Hall, of Con gleton, Cheshire, but the liabilities in each case are very limited. The former establishment com menced business in 1840, and the latter about ten years ago. Neither had any note issue. The proposed dividend on Bristol and Exeter Railway stuck for the half year is officially announced at the rate of 44 per cent. per annual. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,0261. over the corre sponding period of last year ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 4,0771. ; the North British, an increase of 1,4531. ; the Loudon, Chatham, and Dover (including the Metropolitan Extension and branches), an increase of 5341. ; the Metropolitan Extension, an increase of 5591.; and the Kent Coast, a decrease of 1201. The traffic receipts on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway fur the second week in July amounted to 101,886 dollars, against 126,518 dollar; in the corresponding period last year, show ing a decrease of 24,632 dollars. At the meeting yesterday of the City Discount Company (Limited), the directors report was adopted. It stated the amount available for divi sion at 4,2441., and recommended a dividend at the rate of rather more than 10 per cent. per annum. The sum of 33,8001., in anticipation of calls, has been paid into the Bank of England from the 28th of June to this date, to the credit of the Secretary of State for India, on account of the capital of the Delhi Railway. A general meeting of the Telegraph to India Company (Limited) is called for the 10th of August, when a half-yearly dividend is to be declared. At the meeting of the Provincial Union Assu rance Company (Limited), held on Wednesday, the first half-yearly report of the directors, which re commended that a dividend of 7 per cent. per annum be paid on all the paid up shares, was adopted. Creditors of the National Company for Boat Building by Machinery (Limite d ) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the voluntary t h i q o ui n dofatmithe' b us yh e t ts he is 2 to st t inst. , as a final dist atelyafteribur: wards. The mails from Calcutta, China, a nd Australia are expected to be distributed in London about the 14th inst. The subjoined remarks on the position and pros pects of the money market are from Messrs. Smith, Edwards, and Co.'s Monthly Cotton Circular, dated Liverpool, the let inst. : The course of the money market throwthout the past month has been very mortifying. Week after week a re duction of the Bank rate was eagerly expected, but each Thursday brought a fresh disappointment ; the Bank re turns showed a most tardy improvement, and the failure of two local banks (at Birmingham and Preston) prolonged the monetary tension. No strain on the money market equal to this luu been known within the pretest genera tion, never was credit so thoroughly shattered,and the means of doing bylaws so vastly inspaired,and the wonder is that this market and Manchester have 'arrived the pressure so well. The ave rag e weekly sale of cotton during July was 90,000 bales, sad this fact speaks volumes se to the :natural idsztioity ef tie trade. Three ars now at last : r :luetior o a v r t c. he r l ' a P reT' hi m:1 ' 1; 11 10 p easee al ethe mosey is ausidont e l t , wrested tide week, end it is not Mies* et. to totem tlem y * when the fall begins it must be sharp end continuous till a comparatively low rate is reached. Never was there • time when fewer fresh bills were created or the business of --i _$ pal 100 'ls 1 63 66 LONA. 68 66 96 99 +d4 par 4 71 a SIN. JOINT STOCK atm'. BLMKB. Arm & Masterman's Albion Alllancelon.g.LlYarpool, Anglo Austrian Anglo Egyptian Anglo Italian ;Limited). Asiatic Bank Cor. new Atintralarla Bankot Do. New, timed Bank of Egypt Bank of London Bank of Otago (Urattod); Bank of Queenstawl (WI Bankof Vietoria,Austral, Rank of New Zealand , Barned's Bank (Ltmlteall BrailliataPortugaeswlt British &Callturnian‘L )1 British N. America , arar7;;l;;fictteia; C. Bk. India, Aua , China Chart. Mee. of India, do City Colonial Coin Bank of Canada ' Corn. Bank of India, /cc Consolidated Bank (L ) DelM and London La London (halted)' Ensues' Exchange(Lira.) English and American . English Joint Stock (14 Eng.Scot.&Aual. Chasid English andSwealish (1) European BankUralted, Hindlum.CliinadJap.(L ) , Imperial Bank (I.Wted; Imperial Ottoman Loam Do. New Land Mort. Bk. Indial ) 1 Do.5p.c.Deb.,lBB4,SOTM Lon.BaotMemoo,&c.(L)! London and Bratilian 1 Do. New London& ItiverPlate(l) Do. New, Ma at le pm Do. do. do Lon. Ch. Bank of Andtt. London and County ! London Joint Stock London & South Arrican Lou. &S. Western Lim.) London &VeuesuelaL), London & Westminster.' Merchant Bank (Um) . Do. New Mercantile &Tachan(L ) Metro. & Prov. ltank(L ) Midland Bank (Lim.) National of Austral National of Liverpool N. Pro. of Ingland Do. god & Sod hone National Bank New South Wales New Zeeland (Limited). North Western Oriental Bank Corpora' OrientCons.B.Llateo.C. Do. do. latoN.P. Proviallael=p.(l4 ProMuc. Do. Scindo d at 2 ,Punt,hDeM um.. illi Wa I South Australia Stead. & & A!rica De, de. la at el peel Malan of Australia .... lJnlon of Ireland (Ldni.) Undo& at Loudon .... DUCK& I _ B 6 disl 6 4dis zd: 10 8 1 4 ol dis 9 741 i 4 d I et MO 17 19 28 30 idl die. 5 3 lie 17 13 dial 38 41 - i - ti pal 20 10 di. Ye lidls 6 3 die 66 48 1• 16 33 55 15 16 xd 56 41 I, 1 pm! IA 27 _. I - i - 1 (1141 4 2 dial 4 2 dial 14 12 dis 181 194 id 13 11 Cs 14 11 di, It 6 . dbl ss i m edia l 5 - i dia l 16 6 di, 2 IWs I 9ma 2 2pm 1 4166 22 M 10 zd 41 - 14 10 I - 21 - 4 dia l 7 SQL r 90 02 id 14 16 I dls - 8 11 11 $ ! 1 $ II dlii 9 dill 9 asi di, &d i 2 pm' 4 posl dla 22 11 64 •2 I Id 90i I fiNlid 65 a 1 45 45 Idle pan lis 42 44 die - dts' ▪ Ida 79 ; In 29 It IMs • IS oil 49 42 zd 9 Ida 4 69 - 43 _id Pil i CI. plow I Seim • FA. lad and We ladla .1100 1!T 1/10 rd 0 0 Gamsal Masa= Doak 8 .timogoomm..low.ho os vs Do. Deb. 88 Fe amt. all Si rurny thamP4 CalaMarehd .. ire 4 6 pia 2.21 _4 fats 1 s' as 6,000~6 000 26 , 25 100,000 20 soo.eoe'loo 10,000 60 13,000.100 216 6,000. 20 , ,0 000 001 60,000' 37,6061 '°°°' 10,006 6,000. sio:666' 10,000 1 1 15.000.1 10,000 t 17,1b111 5,000. 20,0130, 60,000 10.13001 65 ,0 0 01 40.0001 37,600 !MOO ici.iii' ii I soon to I moo to 1 25,000 10 I 21.000 le I 27,211 50 10,0 4 00 0(1 100 I 27,500 20 12,500 10 10 , 12 17,051 100 10.001 - 100 50,00 25 10,0001 100 MAO I 61 II a. I Ilk I MOMS MO* V11V50014 ‘l, 1 ,071, 140 I ts t 0 1 60 MIX 1,06td 180.6 the country reduced so much to the belie of bees fide capita Imparts are greatly restricted, the foteiga chanm ei turning in oar favour while our experb ire Lege and kmathig. With • retire of °mildews on the win tiniest, which is sure to come with then these be • relax of may to this =MOT, Sad tle menthe, store of bullion in the Bank el Phase a r ia saimes ster ling) will be lightened to the of this country ; it is evident that the anomaly et di st i int interest in Frame coinciding with 1 0 per cent. in land cannot long continue, and only the temporary 't of English finance has Permitted it to 'int at all. It may be obeery ,ed however, that the low rate of interest whi ch will inevitably come as a reaction from the premed strin gency will not tend to foster speitslation, se lit. Termer times ; for credit will not be mowed far 7essa to oome, and money, though cheap, ill net he abundant. The floating capital of the °malty bee Wm gala* reduced by the enormous losses of the last two pan sad at remains for mercantile will be stragethilY con fined to legitimate chanaeL. For this reams We appre hend that a lowering of the rated discount will affect this market lees than in former years, and pedal* ding' point those who expect, on that seem* to the an ins. portant advance. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, August 1, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following dunes: Circulation lame £27,932,340 lacrosse £39,216 Circulation active 25,519,950 Increase 286,880 Public deposits 3,189,580 Immo 872,13 1 Other deposits Government securities in departmentlo,l2l3,l33 Increase 300,000 Other securities in banking department 26,507.3118 Damn 174,948 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills_ The Rest 13,793,340 lamer, 711,311 716,438 Draw 51,884 3,771,012 balsas . 19,606 Notes in reserve Total reserve ((notes & coin) in banking 4ipsrns 3,273,380 Diereses 180.349 The Bank still refuses to invite confidence by re ducing its r►te of discount, and the ooneequenee is that the note circulation in the hands of the public, instead of declining, shows indications of increasing, though already some three millions be yond its ordinary amount. Under the head of deposits the Bank has rather lost than gained during the last week, and, as the repayments to it on account of its advances on private securities have at the same time been less than of late, the reserve has declined 180,3491. The coin and bul lion are well maintained, and exhibit a small in crease. BANK OF 1 An Account pennant to the Ad wet aiding on Wednesday, ENGLAND. 7th and Mb VW, so tt. kr Me the Ist ft ad August, ISM. Government debt L 11,1115,1411 Other seenatke 3,1116.010 Gold coin end W aco 11 .111 7 .1 1. 811ver baker tssui DIN Notes booed C 37142,34,0 127.93t..340 Di24ElllO DI Proprietors' Capital L 14,5.53,000 Rest Pal.lle Deposit ;In• eluding Itteiseq., Bsv. Banks, Cam of Nealoasl AZAMMO PAM ?. Governmeat Dsca elites (laeladlad Dead Weight da mn 3 119.128.111 Other MAUS' Notes ()old sod Sth s Cala MAO Debt, and Div Accounts) 1.131.5A0 Other Deposits 17,735,061 Seven day and other Bills 49,941.3.b81 leS6. MaW i lla Odd Cashle.r. TnuasnATKvion!u : Consols, which closed yesterday at 883 to foe the 9th instant, opened this morning at the same quotation, and had declined at the elan to 88 to k. For money the last price was 874 to 88. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 4, ; ditto, foe account, 881,A,1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 873, • New , Per Cents-, 8 749 p, ,I ; India lye per Cent. Stock, 1033, 3 ; ditto Your per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 125., ills. prem. Indian Government securities were quiet. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 4a. dia. to par, showing no change, while the June were firm at 4s. to Bs. prem. The foreign stock market was heavy, and twice, gave way in many cases. Turkish Bonds of 1862 showed especial depression, and fell 2 per cent. ; those of 1854 aml 1358 also declined 1; ditto of 1865, 4 ; Venezuelan of 1864, 1 ; Spanish Certi ficates, 4 ; and the Passive, as well as Mexican, Greek (including the coupons), and Italian of 1861, 3. The transactions generally were very limited. Anglo-American Telegraph shares were in re newed demand, and at one period touched 14 ; the dosing quotation-14 to 3 - -was ss. higher than yesterday. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. pre ference shares were dull, at 4 to a, and Telegraph Construction at f to f There was a strong demand for London and County Bank shares, which experienced a recovery of 41. 10s., consequent upon the satisfactory ex planations afforded at to-day's meeting. Anglo- Egyptian, Chartered of India, Australia, and China, an Chartered Mercantile of India, London, and China also improved 11., and East London 10s., while Union of Ireland declined it, and Consoli dated se. Alliance closed at 4f to 43 dis., ex div. ; Anglo-Austrian, at 1 to Of dis. ; and Im perial Ottoman, at 2 to 14 dis., ex div. Financial shares were very little dealt in, but a decline of 7s. 6d. took place in Credit Fonder and Mobilier. InternationalFinancial.l# to 14 dia.; Ge neral Credit, 1/ to die. ; London Financial,l23 to 111, dis. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3 to 3k ex div. (81. paid). National Discount awes waviest quoted 7i to 8 prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 153 to 163, bel 2s. 6d. lower ; and General Ottoman , di e . to prem. British awl Irish Magnetic Telegraph sto c was again inquired for, and rose 2 per cent. Crystal Palace also improved to 1 ; Otago and Southland Investment shares, 10s. ; and Egyp tian Commercial and TrAding, s s. the MINES.-(THIS DAY. ) Own o'Ctoot. In the mining nvlrket to-day there is a demand for Prince of Wales and Caldbeck Fells shares, at 275. Col. to 30s. and 255. to 275. (3d. respectively. Clifford Amalganitted are quoted 5 to t ; West Caradon, 44 to b ; Chiverton Moor, 44 to 5 ; Tro savean, sto 4 ; and Great Vor, 184 to Thit transactions generally are very limited. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FRIDAY, Arncse 3, & &N. R. , I ] i l k 11 Nairn 27.29 54: SF. Aberdeen .. 29.46 6: B.W. talth .29.5:110 M.W. Town 2666 h ..\Y. Of•linclAdel 23.91 bd W. S. W Yelentia WAS 6.,), N.W. Cape Clear 1 29.70 68'. 8 S.W. Holyhead W. 68 tre, SS. Penzance 29.98 61. W. 30.06 61: W. .. Latent Pt 04' 6.31 W Rochefort.. . i 10.06 64. N.W. Plymouth IMAM 636 W. We/mouth 920.1 u, 62 W. Partemourk "86.86 63' London 2 19.86 62, W. Yarmouth '2670 60 N. W. Scarborough !trres W. shields 119.64 LO 6. 13. Helder — N. L N.W. W.N.W. N.W. N W. W.N.W. W.N.W. N.W. N.W. 3.8. M. 6L ,bsa, L Il W _12.. Io 0.00 ; 1 mb o.tr 1 ro 0.01! 1 Do 0 01 , • re 10.00, 3 or 0 IC 3 o ;0.02 2 i 00.0., 4 oat I— 3 fro. 3 oe . 3 o 0.281 —lso li i 4 ro 'COG, 3 r• '0.07 - re 0.114' oh 'Ol4 7. o 4 The winds today era chiefly westerly sad fresh, but in the north they have recanted to sonth-west with a slight increase of Temperature. Barometric pressure has eontbsued to Increase ow oar southern onsets, hat a very eensiderable diminution of pressure has occurred In the north, and there is needy eight tenths of an inch aide:roma between barometric resdino at Nairn and at Brest. The weather ertresuely unsettled, and cautionary telegrams have been sent to the western and southern A commtmieation from Paris, in the Indep.lri dance Beige, —" In the mane of the week the peace carifweitoss will be opened. The meet cordial understand. hag between Prance endlPrnesie i. spoloen of, to the point indeed that the latter government would not object to give Luxembourg to Francs. What is more easily admissible is • reetiliselioa of frontier which has been aro* spoken el, comprising flarrabrusk, Least, he. It remains to be ascertained whether Napoleon in. would accept so meagre • recompense for his interrentlon. and whether he woad not prefer retaining the right of putting in • claim at • later period, to accepting the position of an obliged party for so trilling • oompreurtion." 1 be lea no, In! Atli s 4 P.m VII Irthe 41 d ;~' • - Ito. 1