The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-22 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING. JULY 22, 1862. LAW INTELLIGENCE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. , SHARE LISTS.--(THIS DAY.) BRITISH P 011111111063. (THIS DAY.) --.--. ad re I Jammu. I ci r l i ,,,X . " ' MONEY I " ins as 1 461.4 ". --..-- HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) Two 0...... I. id •ish u p - COURTThe railway market is inactive to-day, but firm ;N. IN Roo. lir. ildllamigait 1001) 104 101 e 1 The funds to OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. The Bvssmot took the chair at 12 o'clock. JULY 20. SUPPLY. where any alteration in prices has occurred it iiai i° a l, Danrifoggba lk l • New wean - 41 a 4 ,- ing quotation is in an upward direction. Lancashire and York- 118 ep De. piej e as e a 8 of businesa. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) The report of the committee of supply was brought up HILLER r. MILLER AND HICKS. In reply to Sir H. Wiwynnany, who i nqu i re d reason shire and Eastern Countiee stocks have im- iMI I" ba 11 4,... . 11,1 1*- 1 1 1 10iWai .Ai. Imo wise quiet, In this use , in which the petitioner had failed, why no detailed account' with respect to the militia ap. proved 1 per cent., and South Eastern, 1. esiseeedbylaiff.R. 90 06 ... m i . R. &aide obtained an attachment against him for Peered le the estimate , London and North Western stock is now quoted .me 1178 I*. J51y1.1819,41016. 76 SO _ a rise of .1 pe ,„..jsyment of the co- -respondent's coats. Sir U. C. LEWIS explained th a t t h e militia force had 95 to ft • Great Western, 721 to laitertncashire Ise IN Deases I._Wf4, della 76 N •••• and Eastern ._ :St 100 Wore IL Er lam- 101 1011 - JAOO V. JAW AND GRAHAM. formerly been regarded as a annatinntannal m die ti ege thh ed and Yorkshire, lon to 1 ; South , 831 TA , 86 100 CapeT.ltDookllp.ages. 107 106 - scarcely any f r e Mr. Daly, on behalf of the petitioner in this eau, moved from • royal force, and the estimates for the militia had 106 104 _ The scrip of ~., e new trial, The suit was one for dissolution on the always been prepared by a committee. The ahasges, how. I ; Caledonian, 106 : to • Great Northern, 118 to .La 1 11 44 00 annws 2444 imka ßibillal 106 106 104 4 And of adultery, and the jury Ltd found a verdict for ever,which had taken place of late years,by which the regular 19; and Eastern CotuttLes, 08 to 1. M 1 De. G. raisesion - g ; - li t to 1 g prom. [;,,. respondent. The learned (mutual contended that the army had been brought more directly under the control of Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain _2O _1 Do. B. do 2 1 . _ ... At Paris thi v .r...uriage of the petitioner's case had happened through parliament, had removed any necessity for keeping up the ?noted 41 to 41 prem. Other foreign, as well as it L, D 4. a pa , 44. ° 1 3 , 444. a l f: '' ll _. ,be error of • witness named Lucy Bull, who had distinction, and if any boo. member would propose that the I n di an and Canad i an railway chance , are quiet. in di Do.lec.PreLdp.oLas 6l 54 - telegram, the mei the date of a platicular occurrence in July, whereas militia estimates should be prepared by the executive, he " NO sti Ds. 6 poet. Debut ll2l 36 - at efilfr. 40c., 1 t!.., haul since made an affidavit stating that she ought to should be inclined to regard such a mason as an improve- ORDINARY eItARMS AND STOOKS. lllO all Da I per ch. len- • 40 44 - r oc mid September. The result of this mistake had been meet. er i , IPd I BA/IMM I Meng pekes I *Us to-daY IN Si Do, 40. NM - Consols are I .. , oivitrOy the charge of identity, and the learned counsel Sir De L. EVANS was lad to hear the right hon. yesterday. I to IPm 100 ell Do. do. _ . , lB7l. 20 13 - money, and 91 ‘.l that unless a new trial was granted, there would be a gentleman express so and practical • view of the mg tii lara..wotastoversi. 8 ni - Oa 105 Greet Indian Peollnesla 101 102 e 1024 * 11 Do. New 1 per - Cation is 921 1 , lurc of justice. In other respects Mr. Daly contended question. as. IN Illert.,len.,itChersiseri •-••-• 50 1 Do. Jemmy, 1801 - ..end the verdict was *pilot the weight of evidence. The report was thee agreed to, and leave was given to N all Illlaritbena .... - . ..... .- 84 1011 GA I. Oba ch = . 6 g r a r s , 1 101 e - of August. The court granted a rule nisi. bring in th e Militia Bill. N all illeyekand_ Tyne se MI all Dosees,Mastr4llMLO 6 I ... _ 1191 all GILWeeI 124 1111 ' as fOII6WS - FORTIFICATIONS (PROVISION FOR EXPENSE:3) as, jes m i ke a m auk, _ _ 91 93 - 101 111 Do. New s.pay7ll,w.op 8 100 - Three per Cen 1 5 Ole -- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. BILL Si. IN Oaledasien IN all Do, be do.. 77. wit.• •. - - - (Before Mr. Commisaioner Holroyd.) On the motion for the third reading ofathis bill, N NI Maud Esolca -.- IN Si Da11e0.0.116.447. 88 92 - per Cents., 91 IN RE JUDD AND GLASS. Sir F. GOLDSMID expressed a hope that they might N 9 clonma.... __„, fi I _ - te 1 Indian Branch Darted }Ala par - stock, 1071, Thew bankrupts were d escr ib e d an o f N ew B r ig gs -A rgo t, look forward to • still further reduction in the works. 71 :1 7, a t l te .no,,di l d` r)B. 6 6 - 111. 108 leader Guar. 4 per oh 90 V 2 B u c ky r i ara, w i nters, au g .. <l ., w as a pp o i n t e d by adjourn- Sir De L. EVANS said that the government had already N a u Dan n ~,,:B :.W.l r em el eg .... 54. 100 Do. do. a per el 106 e 101 e - Debentures, meat for last examinaon and discharge, but as the ac- admitted that the report of the commissiouers was consider- 16 all Dead., Perth. & AbtLia. 10 11 _,. IL 100 Do. 61 per ell _ .tise. 116 -. 98 - 10011, 1 ; dittc ..outs bad not yet been completely further adjournment ably in excess of what was required, and he hopcd they 11. los I.e Aneaa 2l 22 - Al 100 Melb.Oorp.Op. Mikado . - _ Les grsntedby consent. would go further, and extend their reduction to the expen- N. IN Reston Nunes@ 67 68 6 7e 88 1 19 all N. d auswlN a Omuta II on • 4410.411. (Before Mr. Registrar Higgins.) diture on the proposed forts. He would suggest that, 111 4 , 10 Eastern Ilidon, lOok • - - - - - - N A De. do. lend do a I a-Half per Co IN BE IL J. A. FITZEOY. Do. MOB instead of fi ve forts on Portedown Hill, two would be Au M I aid Barak - - 10 Si Ds. 66 B ams. N. 4 6 •-• This bankrupt was described uof Winchester-street, amp l y sufficient , and those not of large dimensions. le. IN Sanborglisai4 Gismo, Ne 137 e - 10 all Do. do Lead de 4 6 - prom. _ l'irulim gentlemen, and this was a meeting for the choice of After •• few words from Mr. BEREELtr, IL 1N Edbatere,PrethDendes Ni Ire - 100 N. R. of Canada 6p. a 86 88 The foreigi ,aireerea A few debts were proved, and an anignes chosen. The bill was read a third time and pared. IS all For* and Glyde Inns. -•-• .., 1 . 4 . . 100 &dodo - 102 102 I - 911 16 Do. Puri ....-- par !Pea - but prices a lie debts are about 5001., wets nil. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES (IRELAND) ACT (1860) aS. Western 101 IN 141 6. all =rforthellieellmad 140 1411 - - SO all Do. AMENDMENT BILL. N. 100 Oust Northers - ilt. 100 D0.1nd.8671,0t.g.N.e 97 99 - This ball was read •• third and paned. Ilk 100 De.A / Arse. node'. 116 115 IN Turkish Loai THE POLICE COURTS. OOPYHOLD AND COMMIEMION BILL _N. 100 00.131 tllillpot. la paid US 1116 - WOKS , that of 1858, 7 K 100 Os, south* West. 0164 1060 1061 - This bill was read a third tine and posed. No. 18h . 1 DOO/LL IPd I C 3. Won. I Beres. N. AO Omit Wasters 7l 72e flld ito 2 prem., ex (THIS DAY.) LOCAL GOVERNMENT SUPPLEMENTAL (No- 2 .) .16 IN DoJeteurYal.Grieltk 66 er sem eN. Cansiereisl lOO - - - BILL Se s 100 LuserieNrea Yorealdre 106 f 1071 1024 'r 1 164, ht. Do. 6 p.M.Pref. MM lOO --•- Transactions This bill was reed a third time and peened. St. Ito Linden sod Mackerel] 60 as 01 Sli. les leakd&Oesa 114 126 - 1.056, Bt. East and were India 100 1N 121 ad - Seven per C 1,668,31 St,. Ludo 100 66 Iff xd - BOW-STREET. HIGHLAND ROADS AND BRIDGES BILL. St. 100 Lea.,__,SDov. 464 dai 001 4915, St. ift. Katharine 100 56 68 - Five per ,LLEGED EMBIZZLZBENT BY A CLERK TO THE NABYLILBONI This bill was considered as amended and ordered for third sa too Landon& North Wean. 16 96e the MO, 84. Southampton 100 - - - VEsTBT-CLEEIL reading. 124 all Do. Eighths - - -.. SOO, St. , Victoria - 25fr.) ; ditto George Thomas Suter, late clerk to Mr. Deagerfield, soli- WAYS AND MEANS. Se. 100 Landon&SonthWerdez, 102 103 102 e 1 h. SO IDo New ditto scrip, 11 :Am, tadry clerk of St. Marylebone, was brought up on a The house h a .' resolved itself in a Committee of Ways .11! 100 lan " n a4. r i t ianwm4 n ( °l a rlin , so - ag - - -- GOLONIAL 13011111.111111RNT SICIMITIRS _ _ 1853, for as nursing charging him with embezzling several sums of and Meow, • resolution voting 6,569,3501. out of '2 coney. the Consolidated Fund and surplus of the ways and means, o w " les sa maaapa u m6 /Imilbel " *"2 " 1 " 4 3 : 38 381 --. Me. I ft) 1110014 In I a peso. 1 twee. per Cents., Mr. Dangerfield himself conducted tie prosecution, nod for the service of the year. St. IN Midland ............ 1114 U/ 129 e _.. -s • Gov.' p.c., 11177-k0 . 1115 lei HIS . • paid -up seri/ Mr. Abrams defended the prisoner. MILITIA BALLOTS SUSPENSION BILL. Si 2.14 Do. New ll I per - 0. 0 .... .. Do•OpereseL,lllls-6.. IN - - 1 ' Mr. Dang•erfield stated that the prisoner was clerk in his This bill passed through committee. N. 100 Do. Biro.* Derby- 911 100 - -.. .. Do•Oper ollelsaAvg. 100 1045 IN 1• • Certificates, I orrice up to the 7th June. It was part of the prisoner's MILITIA BILL 1111 Si NW. Gt. Ws. Pe.) - N all Rid Rent - .- •• - Do. 6""ttlic&S.P' 100 106 Itl - for account, L 616 , .. Do. &pr °set. der to repairs certain rents receivable by bialg i t 4 lbenter - This bill was brought in and read a first time. lee Si Kowalski* ends .... -• 686, .. Do. hpareent.ln. Stock 100 93 96 - paid-up scrij field) for several estates, amongst which were viz. :- Ths sitti ng was t h en enapenc b s d . IS 9 NewryahrosiyANL.- -•• db - ... .. • . •el G liopeOpeLlBBo 100 111 113 - lnet.:‘, Weght's, mid Whewell's, and to pay them into SO all Newry,Warsesp.allos. •••• - - do. 1190 IN 111 111 - The new brammood's hank. From has collecting book it appeared N. 1•0 Natoli ... _.... 73 75 do 1391 100 110 111 _ Mat in April he bad received on Dicks's account a St. 100 North Be ulah um of 19/. 3s. 9d., and suluquently on Weight's account 80. Si North Dora ROL a D •-• LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ak. 100 N. Seetena-Serwlet - iell, .. New Beenew.oov.lllp. et. 100 106 106 108 - .- .. N. &Wales Civ.bp. a 180 e 100 99 100 .. Do. sp. ci., 18T1 to 1876 100 08* 994 I,uni 0(371. 134. Id. It also appeared, not by entries in his too 08 se Ni 1 tions on the _- h su . aa cc b ees ee f n ul rece . 1 looks. but by a receipt which he had signed, that he had re- - N Die Do. G.N..11.141re 1 ii die - Ala ::::• Da. 6 p. , . nes It. 190 Do. Leeds __ . 65 64 .. New Zealand 6 per cent lOO 106 108 - reached 6,00 mined a s ca m of 8/. los. 6d. on Whewell'm account. When Ilt. IN Do. Yoh ....... 110 - •• • • ISO, .. Nova Bootle Bp. a 1875 100 104 106 - the prisoner was leaving his (Mr. Dangerfield's) service in (37 =CM, rstacnurii.) st. 109 North Lando - .. • AuLGov.6p.a 100 107 109 - are of an i •• • • • June, the accounts were investigated, end the deficiency le . b it Nett New Par A 1, tqc. ov.B p. e..lan.r.J WI 100 IN 108 - .• • • • • Do. do. Ip. a. doll aO. 103 1071 ton MI 8 many forec" 2l detected. A few days afterwards a letter was received NOTTINGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) se ell NothaLWailesolme. set 1 - .• • • • ity 18j North Staffordeldre_ _ ... . 4# dis 13# from the prisoner acknowledging that there were deficiencies houses. to the extent of 1141., and accounting for them by • state- ROBIN HOOD STAKES. T.Y.C. et. 100 Nott.aGranUarlLlo. ••••• IS all Pashto - - ERITISR MINEL The discou meet that on the 7th December he was going on board a Bonny Lad, Declaration, Abbotsfordian, Ripley, and is sli awwwss iii • .. .. .. Dyer steamer, when he lust his pocket-book cootaining T ruth o are here. 111 all &hymns, . - - Re. I gis. I Kum. i rd. ICL Plan l fill.s. Good bills be abut that sum in the Thames, and that he hid from time CASTLE PLATE. T.Y.C. N. Leo iteoeush Oelleil - 4 .. Allied Ikea. "inset) 1.8.3 - - - cent., the api to time appropriated other monies to supply the deficiency, Brilliant, Above, Hetty, Astarte, Bandage, and Fig are N. 100 fkottish N. I. Alsolltk. 45 lit. 100 lloottlsh Mldlend lCe 1 06 .- - 10, 61 Briers Iron .. Clifford - sill 26 27 - - terday werei hopiog to make it up ultimately from his own resources. here. St. 100 Sbropsblre Union _ - 46 67 -1, .. Du. G. Coo. (Tuba.) 1 436 416 - He (Mr . Dangerfield) thought he could prove that this was NO TT INGHAM HANDICAP. Mile and threequarters. In all "It ta li ncarnarnemann a - 6 - 7 66 i . - &I - Sot Basest (Moon) - At Vienna untrue, that all the monies' received by the prisoner up to , St. 105 South Dev.in ...ape rayaway, Conundrum, Stampedo t Atherstone. Don- as. 100 youth I , asia ,, ........ 531 88* gal I 41 .. lad Oaradre a 16 I 1 6 - tided improv the 7th December had been paid in by the 12th, and that the 4 - East Cam Brea meter, COl9OlO, Corona, E I MEoe. Millionaire, Trelemfle, St, 100 South Wales en 68 4.. KWh. Rued mouth.) 71. 12 6 31 1 4al Owing to first defalcations were after Christmas; Retento Sycophant, Idahoan, V er t umna, and Caledon are se, 100 11, rocked di River Dun 98 100 - 481 .. Grua/der aIR Asb y s . 1178 1 17 - William Edwin Hedliog, clerk at Reynolds's newspaper bare ' N exchanges, 1 Ace, said that Mr. Dicks was the publisher of that paper, 10 Si Nalnes,Woldnglimotio. 6 7 -6, .. Gnat &oath T o l gus .. Ma 4 4 I si all Mention & Darlington 29 40 - 4908 .. G. Wh. Yee (llelatonl.. 46 Ite - transmission In April last he paid on behalf of Mr. Dicks a cheque for SHERWOOD HANDICAP. Mile and • quarter. U 16 Ditto ditto -4, .. Grenvffie - out of the lid 19/. 3.. 9d. to the prisoner for Mr. Dangerfield. The pro . Doninster, Coronet, The Greek, Rockley, Corona , and st. 100 Taff Vale - LOU .. Rood eFoot lll.Us. 141 40 - weer gave him a receipt, now produced. The money was Millionaire are here. 50 2/1 Wider - 8,000 _ Illoptee Downs 41 146 3 . - terday for I for the rent of a house in Holboro. Mr. Hedling produced STAND PLATE. Straight half-mile. N Se Do. 9, .. Marks Valley the bank book containing an entry of the payment of the Hatay, Lard Albert, Miss Liviaptone, and Fig are here. ea. UI9 100 4 I Vai Dt. e of . las • dh - - ".. • • L as 88 t Ign --. 896 .. Margaret (Co 1.1.84). I t' l l 61 14 4 - despatched t , -.:. in gold was 1 cheque at the Charing - cross branch of the Bank of London. ekeoe a hivr7llq Iron Om-. •• • 1 oidit - 193,0001. sin Be- toe 'Wotan& leo. a Phalle° 188 144. - James Cooke, clerk in the o ffi ce of Mr. Dangerfield-I . 81. 100 West Cornwall 6l 7 - MOO • . North Downs The bar leer been in that employ since the 9th of March, and the SOUTHAMPTON MEETING. --(THIS DAY.) a, 1110 W.Hartlepootearladelll - - - A -N. Frances (Illo) . 3 - - - *Darner was there until the 7th of June. It was Suter's OA 100 West Midland-Oxford N 46 - 8,000 .. N. WIL Boot (Hbasai 11 lis. 4 4# - West Indies, duty to pay into the bankers' any money received oa St. 100 Ditto Newport 79 41 - 6,840 _ North Wheal (homy - lan, was sold aceonot of rents. I would have thought it my ENTRY FOR TRIAL STAKES. Wt. Ditto Rendre W 89 - lON .. Par Cans. SR. Ramey) 1,120 10) Providaue (U. Lebo* 10.11.Y. 40 61 - - no change. duty to pay the money in if I had received Cousternatioe, Barstoo 1, Chrysalis , Ironsides, Pares- - dollars, and it, especutlly such • sum as this. Finding sense, and Liberality. PREFERENCE WARM. 11.000 .. Seirri4p Con. Mi. Co. 1 sa t 2 6U .. L Goad= OIL Glese) le 846 - ounce, owin; no entry in the books of the receipt of this sum I applied NURSERY PLATE. T.Y.C. at. 1 Pd . 1 RAILWATIL Meatus prima I Salsa. 6,000 .. Mani Ikea (Incase - to Mr. /ladling for it, Mod was told that he had paid it to Singirallah, Knight of Ellerslie, Charlemagne, Tademus, St. 100 Brhaoldiniaeter4p.c.B4lt 94 96 - 4911 .. S. w . Pomp (Megan) Ill.las 100 106 - from China, the primmer. It was the custom to make the entries at the Miss Edmoudson Mountain Doe, Newfoundland, Roo de N. lOO Caledonian Quo. an. •I - - - 11113 _ Neu Park nan .82 " - Con men' 9.100 6 TasuiriELlLandlin.C he 1 14 - time. The prisoner has done so in other cases. The ea- Clare, Misletoe, and Ventre-a-Terre are here. ile I all Cork and Banda' re p o - - --. checked, arc _,., ____,_„ O,OOO 10 Tin Croft - rood reemp. produced, w signed Mr. Dangeraeld, is for the 90 all Cornwall, 6 per cent. We Me - "coo .. Yale of ToweCir ) lai. Id. - - - The Liver one rept, and is on the printed form usually employed. TWO YEAR OLD BIENNIAL STAKES. About five 86 all • Drin.Pwra,di Aheal ma 6 6e - 6,000 - Wad Boar ( ) l4 lle 134 i rragu i l Some discussion followed oat the admissibility of certain furlong, . at. IN "sat Snell" . 1 1, 6p et. 104 160 1,051 .. W. Osradon ( Reheard) 6 34 36 Set Quicksand, Baldwin, Bucolic, Vivo la Reins, Damson g a t h. * Dt: B . I P . at. ... - erideore, and ultimately Mr. Carrie suggested that theo, 7p. et. - - _, _ Wed Paton - chief heavin evidence already given was 'Wariest fora remand. This Cheese, and Charlemagne are here . 80. 10S 11.00e5. 11 5.,11p.eL110.1 112 114 - 111 .. Wh. Boot (111:4 lii 0 74 91 4 - 2,500 bales. Icing assented to on both sides, the prisoner was remanded, WELTER HANDICAP. Mlle and a quarter. 84. 1116 De. do. No.l 111 113 - 265 .. Wh. Beller Mediu 5 56 80 - need _ we. Bower ( 71 it .... - An impel but admitted to bail in two sureties of 103/. and his own Innellan, Tonio, Real Jam, Knuston, St. Lawrence, sod St. IN Ds. Now 6 pet at.. *ti 110 - 1,614 .. Wh. Kitty (Un. Lelant) 1.7-1 101 Ile - market. recognisance of 200/. Longrange are here. It. 180 ,Raters Dottie, 6p. at. IN le - LON _ W./Lary Aus(Menhen.) 8 11 14 - A further Ba. 100 'Whs.& Gisevw 6p. et. 110 111 -• I, .. 111. Teelawnsy 14 1 7 16 17 - MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Asitivr.o.-Antipodes, Ernest, Pearl colt, cby Vedette, 11 100 Ildlia,Perth,Dun.,4- p.e. - - - of Amerion ARTFUL BOBBER! AT A JEWiLLEB . B. and Quicksilver. fa. 100 Greet Northern, 6p ct. 117 119 .- .I.h 11 Watkins, a tall fellow wearing a light coat, was st. 100 Do.haredatlOp.et pas. 112 114 - and railway , charged before Mr. Knox with being concerned with St 100 Do. 44 per oat. lO6 107 - IOWGN MUM. The Brie 81. 100 Do.6p.aredat& papa 106 110 another not in custody, in steeling six gold watches of the G RAND R EVIEW OF THE HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY. 19 all 04. N. Borland, Ist Prat. -.- - No. I 110. I MOM 1 , 4101. Anew l Sala,. Week an mm - value of 451. from the shop of Mr. James Bracebeidge, jew- (Tuts DAY.)-This morning the let and 2nd Regiments of an I 01910O(Barlisellanle -•-• - NON N Assrallan a ll 1 11 1 - an increase tier and watchmaker, No. 119, New Bood-street. Life Guards and the sth Lancers had a grand field day and 84. US Do. redora. yep. . ore 19 101 - MON Ron Acoord,_Usiltrid.. # - The Lond Charles Junes Roe, manager of the prosecutor's business, review on Wormwood Santa, in the presence of the Duke @L SI ' 1101 Do . Do. md "j eea d awai lL D . °44t 9° Pi - 10.000 S Brae!. Lell.Co.(11m) all e - nkl-On Thursday last the prisoner and two others came of Cambridge, Sir James Yorke Scar. lett, C. 8., the Earl of st. -- 100 - D 0. 6- - - - p.et.r - aloe • m 4 "Prei Ct. . 10 9 2 1 1 911 06 - 15,000 2 curds Silver - announced. into our shop and asked to see some gold watches. I Cardigan, and a number of distinguished foreigners novae 51, 100 Do. Ntrui. Gun Stock 77 79 - 15,000 0 Cobra Copper .auU 13 - an entirely I -. 10,000 10 Oaratio (Lim.) 'l5 7 8 - showed them several, but none of them suited them, and a v i s i t to the metropolis. 81. 100 Do. lirm. Prof. Store - - - 76,000 1 Den - Roontaa Copper ! ea 114 - from a fnaio they left, 1 promising to get some they wanted withl6,ooo $ East Del Bey ( led) i 1 1 BPo 1 (i is almost ox ROBBERY or MB& MELLON'S JEWELS.- Thi s 84 188 D ° • Ch. "' 84 " k 77 79 - enamelled backs, and they prouder's to call again. OnB4. 100 Do.CheuterPLBt. tips. 170 176 - 16,000 I Fortuna (Uris.) iSi 28 si - morning information was received by the police that Mrs. et 20,000 20 General all 10 12 I - chairman is &runts!, afternoon about half-past four the prisoner and Do. do. do. &p.a. 104 105 - (Miss Woolgar), of the Adel bi Theatre, had been ga 1 1 00 °6 mac,* york a h, ep, c oss. 1.6 118 id - NON IGA Northern Oopur announce CI another man called, and pnsoner asked to see the Mellon jewe ls , b e Plundered of a q u a ntit y of costly jewels, some expert Be-100 Loaalfrigha satchel which I had promised to get. I showed the • Gee - OIL Aural& (Mel 11 14 0 1 41 " 1 - au existing I thief, who contrived to cut a leather bag off the lady's arm St •61 "No. 1 117 119 NON le Upend" (Lim.) I e 1 poled - prisoner • a case of six watches, and, after some convenatioe, as she was proceeding from the theatre to her residence at 11,1'• 100 Da.,,,AP•a• de- is . s 117 I " - 14000 3 Urns Si et 4 - Unity) for t prowler said they would not suit him, and asked if I could . w ,l hich m w d ere_th_L jew . e ,m ls , in . quest i on, and other 5 7 . ta Do. " "*1.. 16 i t' l a ': 4 : a l l I na " - 10,000 6 ladianian - will place tk not get one with a single stone in the back of about 161.103813 1 Miwkalts v C al helhe& Cl a r tistes . value. I said I would do so by Monday. The prisoner then valu a ble n I es ` a '''" o ' -'^* I! offered. , N. 100 Do.‘ pa. do. .... ••• - - - 00.000 IN. Meal of ~ Alia(L) 81 1:1 I f ills 1- *Mom Poei biked me about some chains, and I showed him some, and THE V ACANT P RIMACY .- A ll is yet conjecture et. nu Do. p.o.prish d 0... - .- - 10,000 1111 Porebendlltlverlessa 12 4 - tioned that he singled out our, and said, " What's the weight!" I sent respecting the successor to the primacy. Among the names 111 . 100 104 10. 0 . Pril•ntann• •1" 117 - 100,000 5 Pere MUM l.ll 11 - subscribed the boy for the weightebook, or stock-book • but the boy, mentiotied are those of the Bishops of Down and Derry 114 100 DoAlpado.(W.R.4o.P. ; 1.10 116 - . 1 Santa Barbara Oold If e I # poi, - I* * ,ooo 1 boottith Austin. (Lim.; tea. 1 It pm' - mainder mu 86 100 Da .. V.64.(div. del. ill{ - instead of giving it to me, looked himself, a nd this calmed a and the Dean of Wentminater-- Lublin Egelliw9 Maa• - 11.000 10 SLJohn del Rey (Lim.) 16 68 00 l 60 e August. TI slight altercation between us. THE VICEROY OF Eovrt-On Saturday the ea 1N raMtasmandDoverl 100 101 -48,17 e 111.1811 United Mexican all be 7 • ile 100/ each , Mr. Knox-Was anyone in the shop at the time besides Mayor of Manchester received from Koenig Bey, secretary SL 100 Lea W.Cov.aannhp.c. - - - vane* 1 Warthl nit ‘1,1ra.1.... all 1 1I - • I /.. yourself, the boy. the orisoner. and the other man! to his Highness the Viceroy of Egypt. • Zold bracelet BR 100 Le&W.7P•oBabe4l6- - - - 45.000 3 Yadansinutana (Lm.). ell to 28 2# more than . Yr. Knox—Was anyone in the shop at the time besides yourself, the boy, the prisoner, and the other man ? witness—No, sad I saw the cue immediately before, Luang had it in my hand, and no one mme in while the ore were there. The prisoner said he wanted the watch by Li..ister. The watches were of the value of 454, and limehridge had them ou approbation. Mr. Knox—lt is all the same—your master is responsible. Witness—On telling the prisoner the weight of the chain, the other man said, "Oh, there goes your sister," and darted nut of the shop. Prisoner made sonic more remarks about the chain, cud said he " would be sure to call on Monday," and ammeted out of the shop. In five minutes after I missed the one of watches, and gave information to the police. ea. IPd I ItAnor4lo. I ek t sg arC es I eak""l7 y to 1 p.m. NO stl 131m..Wol.duitoorVal 8 Si - Bt IN Intrt.Jaa.otataaJamo -•-• 111 all illkokbona .... - . IS an Ilya sad Tyr ..... ..* 16 all Books. Naatrd.&l6l.o 6 I - M 100 600101 and 16040, - 9 l 9l 99 - Ilk 180 Oalleloalsa 10 01 Oast NO Boaica.. - ID all Oann 0 1 - 7 - II all Do. AA no dlr. sant 1 10 all De. If } 6.6 la paid OS all Duna am. Bas , 1 Iva 41 48 -.. IS all Daad.,Perth. &AbtLia. 10 11 -. 11. 10 lasi AiOala 2l 22 - N. &darn Manna 67 68 57} 84 } 114, 104 Wastara Uoloo, Nook • - - - ak 10 Do. Stook 11 - - - 10 all lad &Wolk - - - Sk 105 follaborgkaatelonsagow 110 874 - N. 1 0 lonateClarnaDwadoe 110 00 - IS all lte& sad Orlo Jam -•- ... N. Ma/gm &I. Wadara 101 108 - 0 all Greg Northol 1163110 ad 140 145 - N. 100 0140 Northers - N. 100 Doak /. Area nodfv. 115 116 116 11.1. 100 06.13411166 ot. la paid 118 06 - N. 100 Os. booths Wait. heal 106} 106} - N. 00 Orini Waders 7l 70 70 i M K . IOG DolboarYal.(10.7011 B6 67 - 1 0. 100 loutouldro& Torkedre 106 3 1071 100 7i 11l 100 London sod Madman 60 0 61 N. law low.,01&&00.4 114 126 - N. 1 0 0 0 Laahm..etDcw. 60 04 461 Loudon & North Weft. 96 96} 90 11} all Do. Eighths - - 30. 100 Lcodem&aouthWador , 102 103 100 i 111 all loarloaderri&Colarahz - - - 81 100 Do. sod Itnalakilla 40 45 -, 10 114. 101 all Maa.,6ll4l.olLUtoohmo 38 39 30 1/44ropolasa 3 - Bt. me indlood ............ 110 12P71 129 } Si 311 Do. New On 1 70, - 60. 10 Do. Birm.&Daday 4B li 100 - I SO all Md. Of Ws. PO - - 10 all Mid [eat - -•- IN all Newcastle sal , - -. 10 9 Newry &ArmogkOat --- 10 all Nowrs.Warawap.&lll64 ... - - 1 1. 110 oofa ..... - 16. 100 North British - N. a/1 North Davos Ball. &D. - -.- N. 100 N. Zmiara-Berwlalt 9O 90 06 1 00 10 Do. 0.6.71. Para. 1 ii dim - dli 10 . 10 Do. Ueda _ _l5O . 6 6 1111. ISO Do. Yolk __ llO - Si. 109 North Lomita - 10 6 Do. New Par Al O Si 0 all Narth&LWaalowalme. Let 1 - 101 184 North Madfordeldro ”. . 0 dla 134 30. 100 Nott.&OranthaaalL&O. .... - - Yan taiblan .- ••• - - 10 all 701mosulll 111 all lithium, . - - Si. Lee eeeeueh aiiiii - N. 100 Scottish N. IL Abar.llo- 46 47 - Bt. 100 lloottlah MONO - Bt. 100 Shropehlm Ihalost 46 67 - IS ell Ntslagbourne&llltmea. - - . - dl. 106 South DOVJU 65 67 0 0 111. 100 Bout& !..tars N. 100 Bouth Wales ee 68 34. 100 8. Yorkeh. & Neer Don 98 100 - 10 all Nahum Woldaglus.,&o. 6 7 - 11 all Mooktoo & Darlington 19 40 - 16 15 Ditto ditto - 6L 100 Tail Vale - 6/ 01 Ulster - et el Do. 10 0 Do. .. 14. IGO 1 vol. of iadh - BB - alt. 100 Vloterla Sta. & Plano° 138 141 - Bt. 100 Weal Cornwall Ol 7 - Si. 150 W.Hartlapoottlarb.&lll - - - N. 100 Nat 141411.04-011ord 34 46 - 81. 100 Ditto Newport 70 41 - B 4 DllO llaniard 07 89 - THE VACANT PRIMACY.—AII is yet conjecture respecting the successor to the primacy. Among the names mentioned are those of the Bishops of Down and Derry, and the Dean of Weetntinster.—Lublin Evening Mail. Tun VICEROY OF EGYPT.—On Saturday the Mayor of Manchester received from Koenig Bey, secretary to his Highness the Viceroy of Egypt, a gold bracelet, in the form of a ribbon, with a buckle or tie, which bracelet, by command of his highness, in to be presented to the mayoress of this city, Mrs. Goadsby. The centre of the bracelet is of interlaced gold, *et with brilliant., bordered with blue enamel, on which is • pattern of the Coo. volvolus flower and leaf. The buckle is of green enamel, on which, in brilliant., in Arabic, is the name of his highness, " Mohamed Sabi" The whole is surrounded by two rows of brilliants—the outer, being larger, are set on a black enamel ground. As a finish to the tie, there are attached five pendants, studded with brilliants. The entire of the design is Egyptian. With this magnificent present, the Mayor received a letter, written by command of his high ness, expressing his highness's high appreciation of the kind and hospitable reception which be received at the bands of the Corporation and the people of Manchester on occasion of his late visit to this city. —Manchester Guardian.—The Mayor has received the following reply to the invitation sent to his Highness the Viceroy of Egypt to visit Belfast:—"Cla ridge's Hotel, July 18. Sir,—l hail the honour of submitting to the Viceroy yesterday your letter of the 14th, and his highneas desires me to thank you and your fellow citizens in Belfast for your intended hospitality ; and, at the sane time, to express to you his regret at his inability to accept it, as he is only remaining now at Woolwich until the alte rations of his yacht are completed, and his departure for Egypt will take place immediately.—l have the honour to be, sir, your obedient servant, CEARIJIB A. MURRAY. The Marr, Selfaxt." ROYAL NAVAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. The quarterly court of this society was held yesterday afternoon at Willia'sroorns. Lord Colchester occupied the chair. The report, read by the secretary, showed that the gross re ceipts of the quarter had been 8341. 3s. 7d. The smuts had been 4414, and after the other expenditure bad been met a balance of 3031. lbs. 4d. remained. The report was adopted. It was stated daring the proceedings that two legacies of 40W. each, free of duty, bad been left to the society by the late Sir John West and the late Captain Holbrook. A SUCCESSFUL Caaaa.—Among the visitors who have lately patronised Hastings is one who, although no noticed perhaps on his "arrival," has certainly taken • sure course to secure a record of his " departure," such • record being intended as a caution to unsuspecting trades men in other towns. The visitor to whom we allude, and who is described as • person of gentlemangE h pearanoe, of complexion, and middle hei g ht, en l o d gings t or dark himself, his wife and f am ily i n t h e neigh ood of St. Andrew's, and at once began to provide for himself and his little ones a supply of the "good things of this life." Matters went on well at first, small orders were promptly attended so, and followed by prompt payment. Confidence being established, more extensive patronage was bestowed, but when the tradesmen presented their accounts both the debtor and his effects were missing. He and bit family had left the neighbourhood of St. Andrew's under the pretext of obtaining apartments in • more airy situation, but it was afterwards discovered that they had taken their departure from the Bnpeep railway station. Mr. Thos. Turner, of the Havelock Hotel, and Mr. Henry, tailor, of Stratford-place, were two of the heamestcreditomandafteraeoltsaltatios they decided to set out in permit of their absent patron. Leos ing that he had taken tickets for Brighton, they proemial thither, mid after a good deal of inquiry, they were coovineed that he bad left there, and was either at Vauxhall or Worthing. The pursuers immediately started for the latter place, and on their arrival they soon discovered, with the aid of the railway officers and the police, the temporary abed. of their missies debtor. The individual himself was still wanted, but no long time elapsed before Mr. Henry caught sight of him, enjoying himself on the esplanade. An exciting chase ensued. He was, however, soon out run, and on finding that his escape was hopeless, he mani fested much society to have a "nettling." The proprietor of the Havelock obtained the full amount of his claim. Mr. Henry likewise obtained *e greater part of his mousy, and the two pursuers then retuned satisfied with the em cees of their tri , and quite amused by the adventures which had attended it. Sauer Advertiser. 1866 ileotitah 1 Los.etathao and Dover lAN W.Cov.&N iustif L.8.t1i.W.7p.0.64.1616 Loodoudrry& Jamie. sh llen.Shatk Uncap. at. , Do. AO Do. Si per oeut .. Do.redesmablo sp..*: Ndlead Cous.ep.o.ftoes Do.Cooa. Bt. & 8.(1p.c Do. a; p.ot. Fret !flocs Do.leLd Mato 6 P.C . Nortolk6p. eLlts. St.cd. North lintlsh 6 per cool Do. Nov Goa. 6 p. st Lso.borslur Union sou N.Yan.—Cool.4 r.o.Yrs 1 Ds. do. de Do. Leeds 6 p.ot. No. I ao. York. IL & B.oaro. North Staffordoldro Cool Now Pref. _ __ _ 121 . 117 _. a t _ A pa I i p. 1119 HI 104 196 94 96 104 ••• I••• I —— I leeway. g ••• • P MIL 11 IN 14 I N Doisliasall.M.g.Bpm. 1•01 101 0 4 1014 1 10 2 Do. New __ -- -- Of ID MialoMakelisiosal 44 a 4 i 16 all Do.Prilisma. 8 us IN saft,lrankatOodiria 6p.0. BM., A 18.1,11171 asemodbyla.al...l 90 115 -.• IN 141/ Do. Ja1211.1011,416012. 76 110 - 1N IN De./sse I. UN, OM. 76 M - 84 100 edemas aB. Islam- 101 1011 - 8t 100 OapoT.ltDookilp.a.gas. 107 108 - 84 100 Siam limed lO2 104 - 111 100 loill Maas II 1 Do. G. IsSeados - lea 1 Do. B. do e 2o t. 1 amid teak ot uweA 214 i 8 ai - UM ill Do. 6 per A. ll* - IN al Do.lie-ProLlp.oL6o 6l 64 - MI A Do. 6 par* DM* *l 36 - 1N all Do. V pir ot 1801 4O 44 - IN all Do. do. 1861 lO 13 - 100 all Do. do. 1811 2O a Nam - 11l 1 06 lltrid ladlas Iselmla 101 1024 1 gea' 101 4 * Do. -- 20 I Do. Zama*, 1801 - 84 100 OS I. at lo oi tta s r i tzt 1 1014 - 184 all GILW4OI 12 4 lig 104 18 Do. law Bl 8 dU ..- 100 all Do.lp.ollimpaelmop 67 100 - 181 all Do. 64 do.. rtorit. •• . - - us *46414.44.D44.*2. 88 92 - 18 1 Indian Drama IMAM 4NI par - II 100 Maar Gm. 4 per at. 00 82 - 80. 100 Do. do. I Jos O. 1084014 1 - IL 100 Do. 4f pm el fli6- 96 66 - A. 100 Molb.Oorp.lp. 'LIMN -- - - N all N.Noimla e Om& D D •DM is. 1 I ... II al Da. do. laud do. I .- 10 0 Da. do. B sm. do. 6 6 - N all Do. do. Load do. 4 0 - 100 N. R. of Canada op. o. 86 88 - k 100 BcdodoPu lO2 1M 1 - ID 16 Do. arb ....- 10 par 4 104 pm - 20 all Do. l ll4 it. 100 D0.15e1.84.11at6.6pe In 99 - SAO 10.010 UAW WON IMO 10.11111 14600 KM 19,1114 . - Promer, when asked whether he had any queationa to ask, shook his head. 111 118 109 111 1 1; Yin 98 96 12 02 412 1: 14 2 pm 4 16 JOINT STOCK Agra sad U. am nk AULanaaloailAv ßa arpool Aualadaila Beak at Beak of laoda Bdiles N. AMMO& Char.M.Brit. Columbia C. ak. lana,Ava.,4.laaa (Brad. Mara at lad* I. lad Odza Sergeant Juy, JC , rid—l apprehended the prisoner last night at the Hull's Head public•house, Kingsland, from a tincriptioa given of him by the last witness. After I got him out of the house I told him the charge, being fearful to do .0 in the house, ss there was a regular den of thieves, but he made no reply. He gave an address which I find to be ha.. ]le ortsoner, at the request of the sergeant, was re- P00t.N.Z.14 p.d.PreLet Do.Abor. 60.6p.0 Do. 7 p.4.1'7411704 & Drop reed 4e e. e.g.. (geed. V. 4L0.0) Do. 41 p.r cent Do. Axed pee coot IL Ware gas. 4 p. rot Do. 4re rat S. Yorke 4 a. gee ilroek.rDepgtot p. Ip.e 140 145 I too 1100 100 lot I loe 13i U 113 106 103 105 90 . 90. WORSHI P-STREET. THE ILNIFE AGAIN. W. Phelan, 43, was charged before Mr. Cooke with hivointudy cutting and wounding Bernard Phelan, his bro. tkr, nth intent to do grievous bodily harm. sergeant Smith, '22 .N, aaid—Yeaterday afternoon, be. tmeh four and five o'clock, while on duty in the Nee North-road, a man came up to me and said that some person had been stabbed at No. it, Cavendish-street ; on gaining entrance to that house I met the prisoner coming up the kitchen stain, followed 1 1 another man, bleeding profusely from a wound at the ode of the neck, and also front one on the right hand ; he weasel the other of having stabbed him, and I took the 6 “ , 4 0 . The injured man ems conveyed to a doctor's, and Ls' I returned font the station-house I examined the kitchen, where I Lad been told that theoffenoe was committed. A huge quantity of blood covered several parts of the floor, vu evident that a violent struggle had taken place. 11,!$ (a sharp-poioted carving-knivel was given to me by the I 4 'ouer's wife, who admitted that he tried to stab her with t and afterwards stabbed his brother. Blood had awe. rmtly Leen wiped off of it. I believe that the prisoner "Ms the house, and that the prosecutor is his lodger. The brother, who appeared very weak, was sworn, and .90 that they had all dined together ; that some words ''' ol " afterwards ensued between the prisoner and his eife 'hunt family matters ; that he then threw the carving tale at her; Rod subsequently having picked it up, was aka to strike her with it, when he (grannie) interfered, 'l 4 ll width prisoner stabbed him twice. He had not given 4, provocation, and all three were perfectly sober. Coward, the divisional police. surgeon, said that the !Ned on the throat had caused a great flow of blood, and tad the stall would most probably have dropped dead on 6, Pot when the blow was given had not the weapon after !!.,,t,g through the lap of the car been stopped in its amuse " the angle of the jaw, for it was close to the carotid ; the wound on the baud was severe, but of course 1.4 dangerous. Prooner, in answer to the charge, declared that his ri,+ther bid unnecessarily interfered in family matters, sod nrak him first; also that his wife was the instigator of •htle mischief, for it was planned by her. He begged tat the charge might be dealt with summarily. Cooke observed that the offence was of such wage'. 7't to render it izupeesible for any magistrate to deal ''ol it. Plisnier was fully committed for trial. „ dram Phelan was formerly ill the N division of police "liagt , in, be wee afterwards drafted into the G division, j.""Pelled from theme, obtained a situation in the General -r dfice. was tried for a felony there and suffered four Nu' imprisonment from which mention he has returned dent It months. 10 100 100 100 100 I Ns I no mu l• leo , I Icy 1 4 of Oanada 7..ifookiltAaeLObarid Imperial Bank, Limited ILondon and Brazilian Lou. Ch. sank of AMOK Pd. I CIL Do. do. elp.o. Waier.&lCllkonnylp.o. W.kid—Oallsteas.st. Do. do. lad do. Do. Nary. 6 p. a► Prot. Do.do.porp. Sp.& Drat. .603.11GN 68 80 •* rim 08 011 lb IC 84 88&d i 1 pm' 04 n 34 114 113 ii 421 40 42 221 K 1 JLAVAIA.II. Sie tie il 14 128 110 123 126 103 106 123 126 .WAYS. {ln* 6610001 1 .4 +a id - M --- Do. New -- Land on and County London Joint Stock London Is Sonth African Lon. end lkoatminater Metro. d Prov. Beak (L Nat. Prow. of inglaml Do. New.. Nations/ Bank New South Wales Oriental Bank uotpotn Ottoman Bank Provincial of Ireland Borth Australia .. Union of Australia Union of London 18 181 t litun 1 94 pia tot igk 44 84 37 Par Pm 78 n UP: not -- _id 40 42 id' 61 62 20 1 20 81 BY 66 IT 46 16 id 321 63124 I Closing Was. a_ _ _ sit 9+ _=4 s na No. I 88. I Wartime. IPd I ill prises I eabas. ill I !Aliens& .. - - • - 10 an lAntwerp & Rotterdam 161 7 - IRON 10 Airan.lgetleaa AMA,. all 18 1111 - MI al Mamma - 00,600 10 Atlaatio RI. SIMI 84.(L.) aD I 11 -• 110 116 Baltia&B.PrmlL9.74.o l7 2 1 011 - %IN 16 Amleallaa Apical.... 19 IS 16 U II all 1. Jamaica - 1B all =to Gralsseesso - - - 20,000 6 Bombay Iles ki ra4L. 141 ma - 10 Carimatut Mine & Rail lOl 114 - 1,00 SO MIL &INA let • all 48 60 - 100 an ' - 70 all M En:rteoslon - 10111 10 Do. 0 - 9 16 Dutch Rhenish I 11 pried - id 0.9211 ISt Oats& Land all 100 105 - 10 all Pagans of Prams .... 604 111 - 860,000 It. Cop.llo.MEnmallaieBl all 13 18 - 10 all Gd. gun s. sum A. p. a - - I -.- 1.0028116 U. Crystal Palms - 11/1 all 0L Central of Rome.. - - 100,810 II Do. rretmenos - 10 sll Gt. Lammas. Coast. U. 141 144 - 160.000 U. Do. 6p. el. Perp. Deb loll 1 106 108 - 11 091 Italian Jutietion - - - 4.000 10 11.100161Lon.Sh10000 all - - di, - 11 all rim Constance & Bale - - 60,000 10 gantladialraig.d Usual 1 .par Ipm - 10 all H is ana Tarawa' - - - 610,000 M. Amato T .... 161/1 100 lu3 - 01 6U row and Geneva - - - TOOOOl 6 Vag. and Last. .. all 1 if 21 16 all Ueda Animas - - -• 10,000 1 14 Gen. 34ems Navy:Mite 11 SI 87 - >0 ail ,NeitttUege L i r a 111 01 84 Beat 160.000 1 Do. 17/ P per (1a 1.... 4 ••II 1 I - t 0 an mo.op.o.td. 3•11407. 194 8 4 _. - 10 all Nathan at - 13 000 6 Loa, MUNI 711. (LI. 41 111 ea - 10 13 Do. New Shares - -pm - 100,000 4 Loa. aea. Ovanthes an alt 1 If - 10 all Norwegian Trot* Prat 3 10 - 10,000 10 LoixetB.lre.Dlr.TeL X) 11 - - - 10 16 lOttomaa'Smyrnialdln) 8 7 *ls xd - 60,000 10 Radom Intim. & 0m.... 111 11 pm - SO all Tarts, Lyons. and llsdll 40 43 - 11.000 10 lAstliter. Lc 761.11 Am) all 3 4 - 14 all !Peale sad Orleans 4B 60 - 60,000 26 National themes& Cu.. 6 If If pm 61 IP all 'Reins eel 8. Vramsiseo 0.0 00 SO NerbetblaCcel&lron, 1. 6 1 3 pm - (Peras 8.7 p. a. 14 15 - 30.060 6 NetbarlandeL Op. o.pri MI 1 1 - M aD 11Isa and eirr - - 1,711 104 N. Orem. &N. loot. to. 81 11 11 .- 90 all IRo7 al Danish - 1611, IN. Init. Attelvalaslim.. all L l 4 - 6 all loyal Bwedlekt - 6 all I Do. 7 per cent. - - - 10,000 10 In. Mo. Ildial all - f 0 al lambi* and Ileum, 101 106 101 .46,000 al Peel 1t,., Land& Ula NO 14 37 - 10 all Do. posooo. P . 6 6. 96 10 , - 16,000 60 Pemba. antiOden. Steam all 70 72 - 93 I Is.? rural l 11 pm ,94 11),00o 60 Do. New lO 9 11 pm 101 10 IS .niat&& Verna& 4 61 pea - MOW 111 ilttes tt Dal. Tel. G. 41 all 19 30 - 10 16 17.60 P0ra 0 422160009 - ' - 10,000 1.0 Rhyme, Iran - 10 6 Turin sad Samna .... 24 1!! alts 10,000 16 1.0. Ns. all 4 fte - 10 all loaltarn of Praiste.... alit - 0,130 63 Rio de Jan. CIZIni.(4) all 9sl 10 19 9 all lareet Irk.. a7 I 10,760 Do. - 10 all Dft per esaL Post 10 la - 11%00u MO Royal Mall Stem— 00 66 14 66 9/ all , west. & R. W. al Prem. 11 - 116,000 OR • Asst. laveam. ISO 130 110 - 14318 SS , • imleallan lend all U 16 0- DI7INTIIII.II 1170CEB. 16. 1 Da. 06 ligalosseg MI 1 - No. I ft. 1 1111o0m. iPd i Cl. prima I 1000. 11.6 M. 10 Dm do. 1481816 911. 431.N4641‘4&stian&Jalf lell 93 NO - ion \ 60.006 1 Peers* to India (L.) 1 i t is I as - 811611111adalk4p.aUstr.4111.0.11411 I Si96 I - M. .•lo . & A 4.41 Aset(L) F.I. t 1 ma - M K Bt. N. 1K 4..M.Jan.341 sly 1W 91 19 - 60.100 U preallsliaCe.o.oanatta . 4 11 pm - •• .- im. UMW' IL MM. 4a. at.llou - - - St 6Um Casidean TeL 1116,1. 3 1 1 tin - 06. 17.8110442110 a ..610.41.. Ws 110 lel - Ina* 100 Viis 131masn's Lana.- ay U LS - MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ton to 106 i. The rupee paper wee dull. Them were inquiries for India Bonds; which were marked 275. prem. Exchequer Bilk were in demand at 18s. to 21a. prem., being a rise of ls. Foreign stocks were firm. There wait an active demand to-day for beak shares, and a large amount of business was done at improving prices. Ottoman Bank shares have again risen about los. Bank of Egypt have advanced to 2fii to 26, or equal to to 1 prem. Amongst others, the demand extended to Imperial,Chartered Bank of British Columbia, London Chartered Beak of Australia, and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank. In miscellaneous shares, few alterations Two o'CLocz. The funds to-day are steady, at yesterday's dos ing quotations, with only a moderate amount of business. The other markets are like wise quiet, and, with the exception of a rise of 1 per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire and Eastern Counties railway stocks, there is scarcely any feature of interest. The scrip of the New Portuguese Loan is quoted 11 to 13 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Benter opened at 68fr. 40c., being without alteration. Consols are officially marked 921, 93, and 921 for money, and 93 for the account. The present quo tation is 921 to 93 both for money and the 7th of August. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 235, 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 93, ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1, 93, 1 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1071, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1883, 1001 ; ditto 1864 or 1366, 1001141 ; ditto Bonds, 24e., 28s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 92 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cent., 1101 ; Exchequer Bills, 174., 20s. prem. The foreign stock market is unusually inactive, but prices are generally steady. The Harem mane Railway Loan continues in demand. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 841 to 85 ; that of 1868, 721 to 731 ; the scrip of the new loan, 11 to 2 prem., ex div. ; and Egyptian scrip, 81 tog} prem. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 91, 81 prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., 701, ex div. (exchange, 25fr.) ; ditto Maremmans Railway, 721, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 11 prem. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, a}, 1, ex div. ; Itassinn Five per Cents., 961 ; ditto Five per Cents, 1862, paid-up scrip, 931, 1 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 91, # ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1858, for account, 731, 73 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, paid-up scrip, 691, ,ex div. The new Portuguese Loan for 5,000,0001. stock has been received with much favour, and is already successful. We are informed that the applica tions on the first day of the subscription, have reached 6,000,0001. of stock. The applications are of an unusually high character, including many foroonsiderable sums from the leading foreign houses. occurred. National Discount were inquired for, while British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph were quoted lower. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marino Insurance, 10to101prem. ; Thames and IderseyMa rine Insurance, 21 to 21 prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 3-16 to 5-16 prem • Universal Marine, Ito 01 die . ; London and Pr ovincial Marine, par; Mercantile Fire, 1 11-16 to 19-16 prem. ' • Metropo litan Wagon, 11 tot prem. ; Union Bank of Ireland, 1 tlis. to par ; Bank of Hindoatan, par ; Canadian Oil, to 1 prem.,. Ottoman Gas, par to 1 prem. ; Eastern Bengal Tea, par to I_prro ; General Rolling Stock, to 9 prem. ; Irish Rolling Stock, § top preen. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) The discount market continues extremely easy. Good bills being taken elsewhere at 2 to 21 per oent., the applications at the Bank of England yes terday were very limited. At Vienna on Saturday there was a rather de cided improvement in the Austrian funds. Owing to the recent decline in the continental exchanges, there is now a demand for gold for transmission to the Continent. About 100,0001., out of the late American arrivals, was taken yes terday for Paris, and a similar amount will be despatched to-day. Nevertheless, about 134,000/. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, making 193,0001. since the last return. The bar silver by the steamer Seine, from the West Indies, and by the ship Sooloo, from Mazat lan, was sold yesterday at sa. Id. per ounce, showing no change. There is more demand for Mexican dollars, and the price has improved to be. Id. per ounce, owing to the statement, in private telegrams from China, that imported goods were unaaleable. Consignments from this country may, therefore, be checked, and dollars remitted more largely. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was dull and irregular, Surat sorts continuing to show chief heaviness. The transactions were limited to 2,500 bales. An improvement has occurred in the tallow market. A further fall has taken place in nearly all kinds of American securities, including Federal, State, and railway. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1 , 6641. , and the South Eastern Two o'Cioar. The mining market is active to-day, with a good amount of business. Wheal Ludcott shares opened at 22, fell to 20 and have sines recovered to 21 to 4. South Phenix are quoted 3} to 4 ; Marko alley, 91 to ; Wheat Seton, 131 to 132 ; East Caradon, 441 to 45 ; Gonamena, 2 to 1 ; Great South Tol ti to I ; and Great Wheal Fortune, 291 to 304. gua There is little change in foreign or colonial mining shares. Yudumutans are more offered. The Wermley Colliery and Spelter Works Com pany (Limited) have issued a circular, stating that arrangements have been completed for the purchase of the properties by which half the consideration is payable in shares not entitled to soy dividend until 74 per cent. per annum bas been first secured to the subscribed capital. The shares to be issued to the public will, therefore, all bear such preference. An extraordinary meeting of the Seend boa Company is celled for the 6th August, to confia an agreement with Mr. Wadbam Locke for a new lease of ore lands, and to authorise the directors to borrow 25,0001. in addition to the sum authorised. by the articles of association. It is also proposed to increase the company's capital by the creation et new shares—apparently with preferential rights. an increase of 1,9421. The London and Middlesex Bank (Limited) is announced. This cannot be called with accuracy an entirely new undertaking, as it results rather from a fusion with the Unity Bank, whose direction is almost exclusively represented on the board. The chairman is Viscount Torrington. The directors announce that they " have made such terms with an existing London Joint Stock Bank (me-ning the Unity) for the transfer to them of its business, as will place the new bank immediately in an advan tageous position for paying dividends." It is men tioned that a large number of shares are already subscribed for and that application for the re mainder must be made not later than the Ist of August. The capital is 1,000,0001., in shares of 1001., each, of which it is not inteded to call up more than 301. per share. We have also received a copy of the prospectus of the Thames Express Steamboat Company (Limited), to the formation of which allusion was made a few days ago. The object is to establish a line of express passenger steamboats upon the Thames between Gravesend and Chelsea, calling at the intermediate piers. The river pas senger traffic is largely increasing, and it is affirmed that the class of business proposed to be undertaken by this concern is a lucrative one. Numerous improvements are promised in the con struction of the company's steamers, and omni buses are to run in connexion with the line. In the first instance five steamers, in respect of which an arrangement has been made with the owners, are to be placed on the Thames, in order to take immediateadvantageof the present influx of visitors to the metropolis. The prospectus mentions that " guarantees have been placed in the bands of the directors for a minimum dividend of 6 percent. per annum on the amount of capital paid up for the first two years." The capital is fixed at 75,0001. in 51. shares. The half-yearly meeting of the Mediterran*n Extension Telegraph Company is called for the 7th of August. We are requested to statethat the Earl of Shrews bury and Talbot has joined the board of the Laug h= Hotel Company. . . . The followingie from the BUttiOS Ayres Standard of June 14 : Commercially speaking, Buenos Ayres is making rapid strides. In the vicinity of this city, where hitherto ore had but waste fields and uninhabited boners, we now see smiths' forges, smoking chimneys, and thriving mechanics. New houses are rapidly springing up, and the consumption of iron alone has doubled within the last few years. Owing to the absence of capitul in this country, almost every new undertaking, when properly managed. pays lucra tive profits; steam-boats, railway., saw mills, &c., are daily and imperceptibly rising up around us. The sheep farming business is now the staple of the country. The foreigners hero made rapid strides in this business, and we may assert. without fear of contradiction, that seven-eighths of the mestiz or sheep in the country belong to foreigners. Landed estate property is steadily going up in value ; this is attri butable principally to the increased demand and the great security of the inveatment. Government has proposed to the Chamber a plan for amortising paper-money by Meiling 6,000,000 silver dollars in public bonds. - - • , . The Dartmouth has been taken up for the con veyance of troops to Calcutta. MONDAT EVIIIIINI. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 94 to 93 for the 7th of August, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was likewise 924 to 93. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 92 93 ; ditto for account (August 7), 03 • Bank Stock, 236, 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed: 931, ; New Three per Cents., 94, I, i; India Stock, 225, 227, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1071,1084, 1071,108 i ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 180 4 , 1001 ; ditto 1864, 1001, 3 ; ditto Bonds, 75.2 re pm.; Four per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 92 ; ditto Five per Cent., 104 ; ditto Five-and•n-Hall per Cent, 104. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quiet at to. I Si. I COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND COEN 3IARKETa. (THIS DAY.) Or Biunsu AND num mAaNrrro TZLIGILLIM). (rEox oua OWN • Option market very quiet. Sales shore 2,000 balm Materiel change is the quotatiose since yesterday. 001111.—A good attendance ut to-day's market. Whet sells freely for consumption at extreme prime of Friday. Flour in good demand at late rates. Indian ems. with a better demand, is 3d. per (saner dearer. Mixed. 2eis. 6d. Egyptian beans, scarce. SeMi, 30a fa to 31.. Oats dull. Oatmeal, 6d. per load dearer and scarce. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The market has opened deathly, _but without important sides by riven contract. Brown Ibrahim mil at 295. Ad., and m idd ling West India at 36e. 3d. Refined continues very firm ; business bee been for forward delivery at extreme prices. Dutch crushed is also higher ; 40 teen sold at 325. free on board in Holland. CORTI. —The demand is steady, but as there are rather important sales advertised for the week the market is quiet. 1 to continues in limited request. Ron.—No sales reported. British spirit has beet ma. rancid Id. per gallon, making the present price lls. duty &cu.-3, paid. 000 bags of low Necranzie sold at As. cash, also two cargoes of 400 tone each, afloat, at 10s. Ad., fuly insured, without guarantee of quality. Comic—The market is quiet, and prices are irregaier. Oontrawuttee sold at 13d. Hr It firm. St. Peters burg, alma, at W. ' • Rhine, XL fiazu.ac.—Buries bee Sera transacted out of panda mom* booed in at fall prices ; N. 15s. ; posil prised, 0/. I•2s. 6d. TALLOW MARKET-(THIS DAY). TM market is firm. Town tallow ia quoted 475. not mil. mum ; Petersburg Y.C., on tie sivot, 49a. to 49e. k ; July, 49a. to 49r. 3d . ; August to realm, 495. ; October to Demenber, 59.. 3d. to 50s. BBEITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harry and Easton report trade firm, and prises without alteratioo. Prime meadow hay, 80e. to SKI L; superior ditto, Kw. to 105 e.; inferior ditto, 40.. to 50s. ; now, ditto, 50a. to 84a. ; rowan, Me. to 70a. ; clover, old. 955. to 120 a.: second cut, 90.. to 118 e. ; straw. 3(4. to 44a. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 13965500 L. JOLT 21.-Sales today:-Great Western Si" 724-Lancsahlre and Yorlabwe, 1061 7 7i 7 7s-London North Western, 969 Manchester, Sherheld, and Lincoln, Midland, 129-North British Stock, thl-Nortli Eastern, 965-North Union A, 231-Buffalo and Lake Huron, MI e- OreatLaumbourg, 14$-l:hsola Central ;bald-up), 48-Sash,. and Meuse, 109 9.16 . 9.1010-Alliance (limited) 6 p.-Thant and Mersey Marine, 2$ p. MAIOIEIIIII, JOLT 21.-A moderato business only sod prim steady. Eastern Counties Five per Cents., No. 1, 11M- 4 3MA Western, 72)-lifinoi, Central. pald.up, 481-Lemesehlr• astl Yorkshire, MN-Loudon and North Western, 25-11anabastar. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 389-douth Eastern, 83$ 3-1)Itla. New ffedsemaltte Five per Cent.. 1.16 p-Thames sad Mersey Marine Ineamuce, 2 3.16 It-Sambre and Meuse, 10 9-131aism Plate Glass, 20-Illinois, 49 d -Llaoldises and Newtown, pea, 104-Manchester and County Bank, 1 716 {-Illinois (tented Construction Bonds. 76. . . . 811411411 G HAM, Yl.—The tales marked to-day were Midland, Bristol, and Birmiagharn Six per Cent. Stock, MO—. Britannia Mills. t db.—Metropolitan Wagon shares, le and Railway !tolling Stock, at 14. Thera were buyers of Valley, at BCaledonian, 106—Great Northern Five per Omit Pref., 109—Lond and North Western, 96 Shropshire = 47/--and South otattorushirt, lei —Wolverhampton Beaks at 91 91. OVERCROWDINO OWNIBUSD4.—The Society rot the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals have given peb notice of their intention to prosecute, under the ass eit parliament, all omnibus proprietor who permit the over. crowding of their vehicles, to the iajory of their horses sad the danger of the public. ' THREE MEN SUFFOCATED.—On Saturday three miners, named George Lees, John Orgill, and John Smith, were engaged, with two brothers, named Thompson, ia deepening an old well upon the premises of a beerheaser , keeper, of Campatreet, Wedoesbury, the object being to effectually drain the cellar. Lees and Orgill were at work down the well during the morning, whilst Smith and the two Thompson. were engaged at the top in drawing up tbie coal and rubbish. At about 12 o'clock an unusual noise was heard down the well, and upon those at the top look* down they perceived the bodies of the two men forced out of the " headway " they were driving. Smith at once saw the came of this, and he promptly descended the wall by a rope, without taking any precautions for his own safety. Before he reached the bottom, however, he fell from taw rope insensible. The Thompson' immediately obtaieed assistance, ands man named William Morley descended the shaft as soon as it was found that the danger had pared. He at once brought tip the bodies of the three masa. Upon the spot at which the two men had been at weak being examined, it was discovered that they bad cut into ea old coal working, and that a mob of "choke damp" bra forced its way through the opening they bad made. The body of poor Smith, who bad so gallantly sacrificed Ids life whilst endearouriog to save his companions, was fogad. in a poo l of water, which had followed the rush of "ch ok e damp." His face was terribly torn, the hook of the maw by whichhe descended having caught in his cheek when be fell.—dfanrhmter Guardian. RAILWAY AND PUBLIe COMPANIES IN PARLIA- Milrr.—The amalgamation bill of the Eastern Counties sal other companies has been reported from the select com mittee with amendments, and now waits • third reeding in the Lords, where it is understood it will be further opposed by the Esatern Union Company. The examiners on stand. isg orders Laving reported that no further standing ordeals are fc.undapplicable to the Lill for the Thames embankment. and tha evidence taken before the committee of the Coes. moos haring been communicated to the tipper house, the bill will be read there a second time forthwith. In Mr. Bullets committee, is the Commons, Mr. Smith, steward* the Doke of Bridgewater, was exansiaid on the merit. et the Kersey, Irwell, and Weaver Navigation Bill. It is op. pond on the ground that, although peelloing to be far the prevention d rubbish nod other substessen being throws" iato these streams, it is. in fact, &hill for giving addition' powers to the Naviption Company, and should bare been introduced as au amendment on their sob ; that it perpome elterieg the common law of the land se Teased, New dem and their tributaries, sod that it will seriously intnefece with the prescriptive rights and prejudicially aifeetameninfingsnien *moulting is aneusl swine to upwards d MOMS& BOOTH KiNsINGTON Mown((.—Daring the week Geeing July 10, the visitors hare been es fellows :—Ga Monday, Tuesday, end Saturday, two dam epee ham 10 cot to 10 p.m., 36,475 ; oo Wednesday, Thesday, aei Friday, students' days (adinuamc to sie poik (a). spa from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m., 6,779 ; total, 4.1,5 t. Prove the swedes of the Museum, 2,979,363. • -- _ ~J