The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGF.NCIL (THIS DAY.) COrRT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings in Banco.--(Before Justices Wightman, Crompton, and B/ackburn.) THR QUERN V. TRAIN AND OTHERS. - -JommENT. 31r. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., at the sitting of the court this morning, prayed for judgment against Messrs. Train and Hathaway. The vestry of Lambeth having agreed so put no obstacle in the way of Mr. Train's taking up the metals of the tramway, • nolle prosequi bad beta en tered for them in that respect. Messes. Train and Hathaway were thereupon called up for judgment and appeared on the floor of the court Mr. mill, Q.C., (with whom tram Mr. Knapp and Mr. Pollock) appeared to show cause why judgment should not be pronounced. Mr. Justice Wightman—Our judgment will be with reference to the continued existence of the nuisance. Mr. 'krill —I was io hopes that we should have been able to come to an arrangement without troubling the court ; but it is a question of time. Mr. Chambers—We are anxious that the nuisance should be removed under the sheriff's writ as soon as possible. Mr. Bovill—The difficulty arises thus : the tramway was laid down under a contract between the vestry of Lambeth and Mr. Train, and the vestry have the power to give Mr. Train notice to take the metals up. That coo tract is dill in existence, and the consequence a this, that if Mr. Train takes up the tramway, the vestry may tarn round upon him for doing so without their consent. Mr. Justice Wightman—As I understand the case, the vestry have not thrown any obstacle in Mr. Train's way to prevent him from taking the tramway up. Mr. Bovill— Yea, my lord; and upon that ground the ve4ry have had a nolle prosequi entered in their favour but Mr. Train, who was merely the person who cont ra ct e d to lay down the metals midge a contract from the vestry, ia left to suffer judgment. Mr. Justice Wightman—l understood the difficulty for merly was that the vestry of Lambeth threw obstacles in the way of Mr. Train taking up the metals ; but that diffi culty is now remedied. Mr. Justice Crompton—The question now is not whether Mr. Ti ilia likes to take up the tramway. If we issue our writ, he will be obliged to do so. Mr. Justice Blackburn—it is not an optional thing with Mr. Train. He must do it if we June the writ. Mr. Justice Wightman—Or take the oonsequeooes. Mr. Bovilt—lf three months could be given to Mr. Train, be instructed me to say that the metals shall be taken up, and he will deposit any sum of money your lordships may think fit as a guarantee ; but the prosecutor is determined that he will have the tramway up in 14 days. I have affidavits stating that the lines are not at all dangeroue to the public, and one of them states that on the Derby-day and the Oaks day thousands end tem of thousands of people passed up and down the Kennington road, and not one accident occurred. Mr. Cbambers—l have an affidavit of what occurred during the last week on the road. Mr. Justice Wightman—That is not the question, be cause the jury bave found that the tramway was danger ous. 1 uudeistand, Mr. Chambers, that you do not want the defendant punished, but merely that • writ should issue, commanding the sheriff to take up the tramway, and that such a fine should be inflicted on the defendant as will clear the sheriff from any expenses that may be in curred is taking it up. Mr. Chambers—That is all, my lord. Ido not wish to punish Mr. Train. I have estimated the amount of UN menace at XV. or 400/. As to the defendant Hathaway, a tine of Is would be sufficient punishment. The court then &led Mr. Train the sum of 5001., and issued a writ to the Velar, of Lambeth commanding them to take up the tramway. If the fine was too much to *over the amount of plaiotiff's expenses then Mr.,Train could recover back the difference. Mr. Train, upon hearing the judgment of the court, said be could not pay the fine, and protested, in the name of a foreigner, that fie bad been sentenced without a trial. Hs was entitled to a mixed jury which he bad not beim allowed, and not one witness had been called in his Wawa". COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) NORRIS V. MORRIS (PART HEARD). This morning the case of the petitioner was resumed and cooduiled, some additional evidence being given in support of her depositions. Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., then addressed the court on behalf of Captain Norris. Recapitulating the evidence of Mrs. Pardee on cross-examinatioo, the learned gentleman said it was dear that the marriage was founded upon an outrageous outbreak of passion on the young lady's part, and upon a cohabitation of a month with the respondent under her tether's roof and with her mother's knowledge. Mrs. Pavier (much excited)—No, no. Sir C. Cresswell—The lady had better leave the smart. Mn. Pavier accordingly retired. Mr. Macaulay, resuming, said the experience of the court would lead it to expect that a marriage entered into under mph circumstances would be likely to lead to any and every form of conjugal unhappiness. Captain Norris denied, however, that he had been guilty of the misconduct imputed to hint, and his lordship must have remarked that Mrs. Norris had admitted, in the box, that the reason why the present suit mu brought vu her husband's refusal, under the advice of Mr. Parker, his legal adviser, to execute a formal surrender of his rig to under the marriage settlement. Besides, Mrs. Norris would not undertake to say that she had not 000tinued the cohabitation after the last act of her hustrod's alleged violence. The learned counsel concluded be indignantly denying on behalf his client the more dis graceful allegations of the petitioner. Captain George Goodwin Norris—l am 35 years of age. I was bred in the law, but I was never admitted an at torney. I became acquainted with Mime Pavier in 1857. I was then in the West York Militia, and about to chatige into the 2nd battalion of the corps. lam now contain se the Warwickshire Militia, In April. 1860, I was with my regiment at Leamington. I had in the meantime been in the habit of visiting the Paviera. I began to correspond with Miss Pavier in about twelve months after I first knew her. I was not then engaged to her. In the year 1860, when I WAS at Brecon, I made her a present of four posies. She said she should like to drive four-io-hand, and I took great trouble to find her four cream-coloured ponies. While I was staying at Mrs. Peeler's house she was perfectly aware that her daughter occupied my room with me. She has leen is the room with us when we were in bed. Ido not wish to Pay anything against my wife. I was perfectly aware that Captain Manners bad admired her. and I bawl of other gentlemen, but I do not make any charge of that kind against her. I believe there would not have been • better creature or • better wife in the world if it had not been for her mother. We hail a quarrel about Captain %Dove before we married. The first time we quarreled after we married we bail some words about something which I forget, and my wife said, "If Captain Manners had been here he would have thrown yon out of the window." (A laugh.) Ones we were quarreling in bed about some gentleman at Richmond who, my wife said, had ad mired her. She was getting out of bed, and I did in fact kick her. She said the gentleman was a very handsome man with a black moustache, and that he had been making wino inquiry about her. After I kicked, ebe slipped and fell I was Afraid I had hurt her, and told her so. She laughed it off, and said, "Don't tell mamma." I have not the slightest recollection of holding a razor to her throat, or robbing the mark with oil. I never heard of such a thing till I saw it iu the petition. I have no idea that rubbing the mark of a niecr would take it away. Do not remem her throwi og b er d own . I will swear I did not do it. We used sometimes to try our strength together. We have tried whether s h e could hold me in bed against my will— (laughter) —and whether I could hold her. I found that I could not. She was the stronger of the two. [The 'Mime was under examhation when our report left. J COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fans.) RE DUCKGAND. This was an examination meeting sad sitting for discharge. The bankrupt had heel) a prisoner in Derby Gaol, but was discharged by the registrar of the County Court upon his annthly visitation, and the proceedings were transferred to !Anion. The debts are only 1084 There being DO opposition, the order of discharge was ranted. RE ..E.,RGE MIRY DC NEVILLE HTEABOLDIE PLANTAGENET nit 1 , . /S. E CLAI WANT TO THZ DUKEDOM OF LANC•BIIOL TLi:teciniagly interminable cue *gain MON before the trPurt Lion a renewed application by Mr. (Abney, for the laakrupt's discharge from custody. Mr. ltiriey again appeared to oppose the application. After some discuisiow, The c“mmissioner a*id be would appoint a day for hearing the application, of which he would g iy e all parties notice. THE POLICE COURTS. CYHIS DAY.) WORSHIP-STREET. FURIOUS DRIVING. William ireqrf/inA, a young man carrying on the bushier of Nhnionger in Union.street, Bishoptgate, was charged lefme Mr. Leigh with furiously driving a horse drawing a light chaise -cart, and thereby severely injuring an elderly and very tow woman named Alma Miller. This offeuos occurred on the 12th of last month at 7 o'clock in the manias, while the defendant was driving in the approach road to Victoria-park, the police alleging that for a distance of 40 yards the horse was running at the rate of 12 miles an hour. Mr. Heritage upon this contended that such a limited Awe as that mentioned would not justify a conviction for hone % dri3ing, and that many horses might unexpectedly break into such a pace ; the old woman, too, was blind of tee eye, and unfortunately that was on the Me of the face nearest the spproaching vehicle. It being here mentioned to the rnaestrate that the oid ' , nun had continued an inmate of the London Hospital since the 12th ult., and that she would return there, having ref fenal severe injuries in both legs. Mr. Leigh said that there was such an lacrosse of furless driving that he should order • fine of 205., and 5/. compen sation t the sufferer. SOUTHWARK. SINGULAR ATTINPT TO COOT BUICIDR. Janet Wilkinaon, a middle-aged, well-dressed man, who described himself as a gentleman of independent property, residing at New Cron, was brought before Mr. Combo, charged with making a very determined attempt to commit suicide in the public street. Dennis Clark, 10S M, said that about 10 o'clock last night he was on duty in rotterntreet, New Kent-road, when his attention was called to the prisoner, lying on the pavement, in a state of insensibility. He was quite black in the face, and in another moment he must have died. Witness net off his handkerchief, and conveyed him to a doctors, where he was promptly attended to, and is soon as be recovered he took him to the station-house. Mr. Oombe—What have you to say for yourself, prisoner? Prisoner—l know nothing about it, sir. Mr. Combo -W hat are you ? Prisoner—l am a gentleman of independent property. Mr. Combo—Where do you reside? Prisoner -At New Cross, sir. Clark here informed his worship that he understood that the gentleman had been hocumed and robbed by some person. The pnsoner said that was true. He had lost his watch and all his money. What mused him to make such an at tempt on his life he could not tell. Mr. Combo asked him if he had any friends? He replied that all his friends resided at New Cross,where he had a wife and family living. Mr. Combs told him that he had made such a determined attempt on his life that he could not part with him unless some one became surety for him. The prisoner was locked up in default of bail. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING,, JUNE 13,. . 1862. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE pt sum= Ticsosum.) MANCiimSTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) DEBBY HANDICAP. About Ave fm My Mary, Wilford, Harriett, Lord Albert, Charlton. Be:dewsLl, Tommy Jose; Drummer Boy, Fazio, and Loonies am here. NURSERY HANDICAP. T.Y.C. The Cobbler, ais to Stafford c, Cornet, and Scissors are bare. SALFORD BOROUGH CUP. One mile and a halt. - . North Pole, Blood Royal, and Earl of Westmoreland are here. Butramsze.—Chere Arnie. WILTON STAKES. Otte mile and a quarter. Lomita, Eidoloo, Charles Fox, Maid of the Mist, Re test*, sad Charlton are here. Oran AiarvAus.—Patriok and Everlastiag. COMMERCIAL DOCK COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) A general court of proprietors was held at the company's offices, Fenchurch4treet, at 1 o'clock ; Mr. Cutts Smut. in the chair ; for the purpose of dec laring a half-yearly dividend, and also authorising toe execution of certain new works, and raking the money required for that purpose. The following report and balance4heet were presented :- " The directors of the Commercial Dock Company submit the accounts to the 31st December, 1861, as prepared by Messrs. Chillier, Ball, Jay and Co., the accountants, and certified by the auditors of the company ; from which it will be observed that the net earnings were in excess of those of the previous year. The directors recommend that • dividend be declared for the half-year of 21. Ms. per cent., and also a bonus of 11. per oent. (both free of income tax) upon the capital stock of the company, sod that the same be payable on and after Tuesday, the let July next. The directorshave had under their consideration • plan prepared by their engineers, Messrs. Walker, Bargee, and Cooper, for extending and deepening parts of Docks 4 and b, in connexion with the new exit to the river, at the north-east corner of No. 5 Dock. Should this plan be carried out, vessels will be enabled to discharge their cargoes of deals, &c., direct on the quays of the I" yard, thus bringing into valuable occupation a large ' portion of the dock premises, which 'has not been heretofore extensively need, and at the lame time saving • large expenditure for hire of craft, and affording greatly increased (*Alike in performing the business of the docks. ' The cost of the works proposed is estiniated by the engineers at the sure of 29,5001. The directors have every confidence in recommending that the court of proprietors give theta authority to carry out the improvements in question. Your directors also recommend that they be authorised to raise the amount required for the construction of these works, in conformity with the powers of the company's acts of parliament, and in such mode as they from time to time may judge to be must beneficial to the company. The ships depositing their cargoes of wood goods in the decks which have entered during the present year are in excess of those of last year, while there is • falling off in grain laden and light vessels. "Profit and Loss Account from litJaimary to 31st Decem ber, 1861 :-Dr.-Dec. 31, 1861.-To dock expenses for the year 1861: Labour at the docks, 44,7591. Is. ; tradesmen's bills, law charges, tee., 5,9411. le. Bd. ; fire insurance, odes rent, and incidental charges, 2,182/. 58. 3d. ; directors' and officers' malaria, 6,673!. Ils. Bd. ; parish, an sensed, and income taxes, 5,2561. 3s. 7d. ; to in terest on mortgage, discount and allowances on dock accounts, less interest on inveetments and company's stock, 13,9351. 9s. 11d. ; to dividend declared June, 1861, 14,1461., fie. 6d. ; to dividend reserved January, 1862, 14,146!. se. 6d. ; to balance carried dowo, 16,9384 19e. 7d.-total, 113,9791. 3s. Bd. Cr: January 1, 1861.- By balance of undivided profit, after providing for dividend for January, 1861, 9,8131. 19s. 4d. ; by earn . inp for the year 1861, viz :-In the wood department, 53,8601. 13a ; in the warehouse ditto, 38,4851. 16a. 4d. ; in the dockage ditto, 11,4191.9 e. ; net earnings of railway, 1501. Os. 3d. ; rent of land, houses, &c., 2491. ss. 9d. ; total, 113,9791. 3s. Bd. By balance brought down, 16,9381.19 a. 7d. "Balance-sheet, December 31, 1861.-Dr. : To old ca pital 411.8511.; to new capital, 154,0001.; to mortgage, 70,0001.-together, 635,8511.; to debts, due by the company, 11,2621. la. Ild; to dividends, not claimed, lls. 10d ; reserved for January, 1862, 14,1461. se. 6d. ; together, 14,3681. 17a. 4d. By profit and loft, being the residue of undivided profits after making provision fordividend, paya ble January, 1862, 16,938/. 19s. 78. ; total, 678,4201.18 e. 10d. Cr.-By cash ii hand, viz. :-At Prescott and Co., 9,8641. Os. 9d.: ditto, for dividend account, 1601. 15e. 3d.; at Bank of &shad, 1,9.'101. ; at the docks, W. 16s. sd. ; together, 11,9981.12 a sd. By company's stock-cost of sante. 1,5081. 195.; by money invested and interem thereon, 22,1191.8 a. 3d. • by amount expended on premises and new works, she; crediting proceeds of property sold. 600,5041. ss. 3d.; debts due on ledger account., 33,2891. 13s. 11d. ; total, 678.4201. 18e. 10c4" . . The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, observed that he bad nothing to add to them. He believed the new works would prove remuoerative and the directors recommended their execution with the greatest confidence. _ _ _ ----- The motion having been seconded was carried unani mously. The dividend recommended in the report was then de clared. Authority was thee given to the directors to raise the amount required for the new works in such manner as they might deem most advisable. The meeting terminated with the usual vote of thanks to the chairman and bis colleagues. A letter from Athens, of the Ist, says :—" Soon after the Prince of Wales arrived here as Thursday but, his royal highness appeared with the King an/ Queen on horseback in the streets leading to the Cesarcani place of pilgrimage, which at the time were crowded by thou sands of persons oelebrating the festival of the Ascension. By accident a pistol was discharged and a panic arose, the more so as the charge fell near their Majesties. Coefdence was restored by the conduct of the King, who was perfectly cool and collected, and in a abort time it was clearly made known thatthe pistol h►d been discharged by misadventure." " Our musical readers," says the Critic, " will hear with regret th►t the celebrated violinist, Harr Ernst, has been stricken with paralysis. The proceeds of the 88th Monday Popular Concert are to be appropriated to him." A private matinee musitale, in aid of the dis tressed operatives of Lancashire, took place on Wednesday morning at the residence of the Marchioness of Downshire, in Belgrave•square. Mdlle. Miens, Madame Lemaire, Madame Sainton Dolby, Mons. Sainton, Mr. Holder, Signor Belletti, Mr. Halli, and Mr. Balfe, most liberally contributed their valuable assietaoce. Upwards of 2121. was collected by the sale of tickets. Mr. Dawson, on Monday, will ask the Secretary of State for the Homo Department, whether, in the absence of any present limitation of fares demanded by conductors of omnibus= lo the metropolis, it would not be desirable to place these public conveyances coder the same regulations as hackney carriages; and, whether the government would undertake legislation with that object. On the 10th of July Lord Eleho intends to move in the Rouse of Common, "That the physical, moral, and econoinical advantages arising from a system of physical training have been clearly shown in evidence before the Royal Education Commission. That it is expedient for the increase of the bodily as well as the mental aptitudes of children for civil, industrial. as well as for possible military servioe,that encouragement and aid should be given for the extension of the practice of systematised gymnastic training, and for teaching military and naval drill as now practised in the district half-time schools for orphan and destitute children, and in other schools for pauper chil dren." PERMISSIVE BILL Miltinro.—A public meeting was bold last evening at Exeter-hell of the members and friends of the Milted Hiudom Albums, at which a petition to parliament w as adte4 praying for the enactment of e permissive law, allowing two-thuds of the ratepayers in any parish to t the sale of intoxicating liquors within their loality. The meeting wee very numerously attended, Mr. Lawson. M.P., proddime SHABB L1828.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'orkon. Apart from the fortnightly settlement, very little business is going forward in the railway market to day, and with the exception of a fall of per cent. in South Eastern stock, the prices of the principal lines are quoted the same as yesterday. London and North Western stock is quoted 94t to ; Great Western, 72 to t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to 108}; South Eastern, 831 to 84 ; Midland, 127 to ; Caledonian 1081 tot ; Eastern Counties, 66 to ; and Great Northern, 114} to 1151. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at 41 to 41 prem. Other foreign, as well as Indian and Canadian railway shares, are quiet. O&DLNLZT bkiAILIB AND OTOOIL isik• I P 4 l unarm m . I clowns rims i to 1 so -4r mamy. p.m. iii' 100 118 100 SS so si. Is Barr= rosensioxs. Bain' RAILWAYS I fill, : E s;a.. Do. ftd — ftsZ".7.7 ilia.ftesk.a6m•da lida. Lig. dadieriedbylas.4l.R Do. 1017 1,1873, ditto Do. Jabal, ISM MIL Oalsaila sL laalarn. CapaTADuok Mi S dners Bow Baal Indi l p.o.pa an Do. O. lidera= .. 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I lumina& • idletolaa Astvrap • laMord= W Ardossat lit 113aldatILlnaei.s ▪ aolglas IL al;Dodos to 101 lOtamosaz Mao • 801 l mil al grllztarite Dutch itkoalati lettora at lama W e& ludas is& & p. all Gt. 01111444141 haw— aD GC LaarZ ian Oteot. Uk all Dallas' di 'Lake Onslosoo • Pita all Mass osa Salmi 2/1 ;Lyme =deems all Illarla UMW aD Nata.lllAorti Ly all :Domp .Prt. .o Dolpiov. all .Morthars is li L I D:Now Sham all Siew siloa Treat hod OttomosallatirsatJalai ell Woo& LAMM& all rids aad Waw lt La ath tad S. haslet* an DZ e tr ab44e d palmit:r . ! all rani Duda& O 1 Soya Swedish all Da T par or& all Isambro sad Mosso all Da poor coal Prot. LTportt. Its ill.AuLlt Vasslies 10 *Lae Paremeriteiv 4 .Tarla and Savona • ammo al Stoata-- aP Do. 14 pot owl Prot all Wed.& N. W. Od Imam. Oiselog Wow 7. -.. ... is " " r , , U U 4 41a ti t 11 las SS 141 141 41 *I II 11 W 44 1 $ 10 II 7 es K 4113 441 62 s 4 au; 16 16 111 iii I I$ 10 4 4:: $4 70 toe_ in In DININTITJUI STOCKS._ In 116 UlO 186 78 80 86 ►8 12 126 i *pm 68 9u I i Pu. - - 119 141 114 ley 94 1011 110 112 108 110 1 If p.O 1k Of die -.— de 1) 0,8 } f ps 126 140 IS 14 101 103 101 1W 90 90 19 19 311 36 93 as 61 56 In us us Lib in In In In WAYL TN - I -a7 _ sun \ Mill 11l 13iNg0lap/J.lloldr ift 0 101 1( 11111 . 113.0101m6/0/.10•0.1110 98 111 114 90 KM N. 11100413.100 /a 0 04 NO kis° 11l WNW 11. 000 11p. 000 10 W.K1030030 0.4100 10 103 100 - 911 11131 PROVINCIAL WARE MARKETS. trnarOcokivii ii=sreii - v7Zrent, - 4117 Lanoishin and Yorkshire, 108 7t i 8 14-London and North Aestern,94f Midland, 117 f I 116-eolith lattern, Mil-South Wiles, Birkenhead Stock, 989 North Union A ;un l-Bulfalo and Ike Huron, Of 1 -Oreat Luxembourg, 14 048 -ditto 6 per cent. obligations, 34-Great Western of a, 11 016-Illinois Central, 46 4I -Liverpool and London lire and Life Insurance, SI M P. aximus ix. Joss It-The transacted prices of today were, Stour Valley Guaranteed Mock, 66-South Stafford Malwei shares 1O -and Britannia Mills at par--Shropshire Bankathosp marked, were not done yesterday, but are buyers to- day at 4- fttourbridge Coals offered at 377-Railway Rolling Stock was inquired after at t31.-Market quiet. The following are the traffic returns of the Mel bourne and Hobson's Bay Railway for the five weeks ending the 24th of April :—F'or week end ing March 27, 1862, 1.2331. ; corresponding week of 1861, 1,2791. For week ending April 3, 1862, 1,7861. ; corresponding week of 1861, 2,1411. For week ending April 10, 1862, 1,128/. ; corresponding week of 1861, 1,3401. For week ending April 17, 1862, 1,2321. ; corresponding week of 1861, 1,0101. For week ending April 24, 1862, 1,4631. ; corre sponding week of 1861, 1,1811. MINE&-(TH18 DAY.) Two o'CLoox. The principal feature in the mining market to-day is a renewed and very active demand for Wheal Ludoott shares, which have risen to 16} to I. East Cern Brea are firm, at to 1. East Caradon are quoted 44 to and Macke Valley, 81 to 1. In the Stock Exchange East Caradon have been dealt in at 44, East Cern Brea at 113 t, 181, and 181, and Wheal Grenville at 7t. The fortnightly settlement engages chief attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without change. Santa Barbara are officially marked f prem., and Scottish Australian, If prem., being firm. Tau Lars Ma. BUCK'S. —ln his boyhood yo i r s Buckle lived in Mecklenburg's-Kure, where lid Irving was a frequent Mahar. On one occasion the members of the Buckle family, including Th omas Henry, were present at a friend's house, when Irving attempted to raise the dead. It is probable that the illtuccass of the preacher on that occasion had an effect upon the mind of the future author, and helped to give him that contempt for priertcraft which he took little care to hide. Mr. Buckle warn bet a man of very wide sympathies; he bad comparatively few friends, but with those few be was deservedly a great favourite. As a conversationalist he wu, perhaps, hardly inferior to the late Lord Macaulay. whom he resembled as well in his marvellous memory as that, like the learned historian, he would poor forth a stream of eloquent words almost by the hour. Mr. Buckle was sever married, and leaves behind Mtn two shim, who lakerit his fortwis.—Critic. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA}.) Two &Mom. The funds to-day are firm, and Consols are now quoted about 1-16 per cent. better than they closed yesterday. There is no revival of business in this or any other department of the Stock Exchange. Attention is still chiefly occupied with the settle ment in shares and foreign stocks, which is now in course of completion. . At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates opened at 681 r. 67c., being 1-16 to l; per cent. lower than yesterday, " in consequence," says the telegram, " of the news from Mexico." Turkish Loan scrip is quoted 21 to 3k prem. ; Egyptian, 1i to lf pram. ; and Russian, I to prem. Consols are officially marked 912 and 1, ex div., for money, and 911 ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 911, " sellers," for cash, and 911 or 91 13-16 to 15-16 for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 754 ; India Five pee Cent. stock. 1074, 4, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. debentures, 1863, 994 ; Five per Cent., " enfaced " rupee paper, 1034, 103; Exchequer Bills, 55., 6a., 3s. prem. There is no alteration of importance in foreign stocks. Italian Five per Cents. are rather flatter. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 824 ' to 83, and that of 1858, 691 to 701. Transactions are recorded m follows :—ltalian Five per Cents., 714, 4 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Marem mans Railway Scrip, 14 dis. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 31 ; ditto for account, 311; Truman Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 924 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 4. 1 per. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 934 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 811 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 9 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 821 ; ditto six per Centa., 1858, 691 ; ditto Six per Cents.,lB62 (scrip), 3 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 701, 1. Since the Ist inst. upwards of 1,500,0001. in specie has arrived in England from Mexico, Ame rica, and Australia, the bulk of which has yet to be disposed of. These arrivals, and the knowledge that 765,0001. is on the way from Australia, and that continuous supplies may be looked for from America, have probably contributed to prevent any 1 alteration in the Bank rate of discount. It is also satisfactory to know that the bulk of the specie -- remittances on account of the Turkish Loan have si 7 now been despatched. The payment at par of 438 Turkish Mires Bonds of 201. each, drawn at the half-yearly drawing at Paris on the 7th inst., will take place at the office of the Sociit6 Ginikale de Cr4dit Industriel et Commercial on the Ist proximo. A list of the drawn bonds may be seen on application to Mr. C. W. Price, of the Stock Exchange, agent to the scpoi‘tE. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of ],'2371. 10a., on amount of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. The mail steamer Bombay brought 347,8791. in Australian gold to Point de Galls, of which 271,8211. was for India and 76,0681. fur England. The latter amount will be brought to Southampton by the Pera, expected on the 17th inst., and makes the total of Australian gold on the way hither 765,0001. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return showsthis week an increase of 2,3881. ; the Midland, an increase of 3,5631. ; the North Eastern, a decrease of 1,3381. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, a decrease of 7021. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 24th ult. were 14,5101. sterling, being 1,1771. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The annual meeting of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company is called for the 30th inst., and will be made special, to authorise the directors, with the sanction of the Secretary of State for India in Council, to raise a further sum of money for the completion and equipment of the railway, by the creation of shares and by the fur ther issue of debentures. c;ll7,l2l.(m;iiiri 141. paid) is to be paid on the shares in the London and South African Bank by the 16th of July. The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Bon, and Co. : The market for American securities at the opening of the week was very much depressed, but hes subsequeutly ; and there lea renewed demand for most descriptioes of stocks, but especially for United States Five per Cast. Moods at improved quotations. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the eleventh series of hide sales for the year a rather better feeling was exhibited on the part of the boom trade, but the export demand generally was exceedingly Fast India (Ox ad Cow).—Calcutta.—The bunoess done was small, there being only • very restricted inquiry for export. Hides of good quality were in limited supply, sad fairly competed for. We have no material alteratieu to report in • of other description*, although oomolout ll 7 they in favour of the buyer. Heavy hides were dull of sale. Importers generally were firm, sad a large propor. l tion of the quantity offered was bought in. Madras, Cochin, fin., were in fair request. The analysis of the sales is -101,861 Calcutta (sew parcels), 52,0a0 brought forward from 'former silos, awl 5,738 Madras, Cochin, &ca.—in all 162,602 hider, of which 101,t69 were sold. Ent India.—Buffalo were very dull of sale jat fully id. per lb. dailies. Leather.—Ease Indian brought late rates. Australian sold well. Newish realised extreme priori. Salted Hides.—South American were nearly all pared. Australian : Heavy hides of good quality were in fair request at late rates, but light were meetly bought in. Cape brought fair prices. West Indies part sold. Gibraltar D er ry Sides.—South American were all bought in. Cape part sold. ROM Hides.—Salted : River Plate brought improved fir _ Bari.—Mimosa was in good request at late rateL The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the Northumberland to carry passengers to Sydney. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending J rue 11, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 8,825,316 lemmas 1,307,507 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 15,033,100 Decrease 453,623 Seven day sod other bills 636,376 Decrease 26,327 The Rare Notes in reserve Total reserve (Doke koala in banking department). 8,992,833 De ease 293,318 - - The decrease in the bullion and reserve is not heavy : hence the absence of any alteration in the Bank's charge to-day. The increase in tho private securities is large. That in the government de posits would have been more satisfactory bad it not been accompanied by a large addition to the amount of the securities held by the Bank from the Chan cellor of the Exchequer. BAKE. OF OrGILAITD.—An Aa W fhb We n C. IS. or the weel 11. 1/101 mow Moo) Notes lamed C8,886,615 mut pursuant to the Ad 11l ending on Wednesday, how - 043 - 7.7odent debt.. M 1,015,100 Other seeurittee .... 8,614,900 - iiiii -- - -- 14,233,515 Lt9.8‘615 suaas,sta WILING 1.1 Proprlatane Capital d1d6530300 tat a,120,778 Pablo Depadta (t - eluding Izabal , . M .day Bank; Oaa al National Debt. am Div. Await.) Other Depadia.. 13,114.00 a Waft day eadadbar Alla eada76 !ARMOR. Government Becn. ritle■ (Intindion Dead Weight An nuity) Other isonritles 10.204,741 Notes Gold sad Sliver Cola MAN 640.222,1127 huts 12. wa. r. YILLIL Deputiosan—tW. T w b 1 5 1 i U. II Bt. HI Bt. II 61. U 94. II Bt. u et u I Oslo% 106 1 1 1021 tAMrIII7. Twosomes Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911, "sellers," ex div., for the 10th July, receded this morning to 911, "sellers," advanced to 911, "buyers," and closed at 91 13-16 to 1. For money the last price was 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 12; 4, div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 911, div. ; Bank Stock, 236; Three per Cents. used, 911 4,1, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 4, 1; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886,16 5-16 ; Inas Stock, 231; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1074, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863 , 99 1 ; ditto 1864,991 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1034 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 109 j, 109. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady, at 1071 to 1, ex div. There were some sales of India Bowls at 20e. prem. Exchequer Bills were flat at 2s. tolls. prem. The foreign stock market was likewise quiet, and little change occurred in prices. The Liverpool cotton market to-day was very firm, at the late advance, with transactions to the extent of 8,000 bales. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LANK.-MllB DAY.) Yesterday . there was • oontinuMis and heavy fall of Isis, and in the night it blew • heavy gale. Today it is fine, but with • strong breeze from the S.W. The quantity of English wheat fresh up since last report is rather more liberal than in the early part of the week. Flour scanty. Barley, beans, and peas limited. Malt a fair quantity for the tune of year. Oats middling. Scotch oats a few fresh up ; Irish, no addition to Wednesday's quantity. The foreign arrivals of wheat are moderate, Friesian and Canadian. Flour, • few more barrels from America. Barley very limited, only one small parcel in addition from Prussia. Oats, a liberal supply. principa ll y Danish and Swedish. A cargo of beans from France, and a small quantity of linseed from the Bost Indies. The wheat trade to-day is very firm ; in some instances English commands an *denime of la. Foreign, at the fullest quotations of Monday ; and flour also rather dearer. Barley not very brisk. Oata a good trade doing at full prices for good oorn. Beans sad piss about the same as Monday. Linseed and ripened quite as dear. Seeds—Clover, canary, and mustard-weds not muoh basi ns= parin FLOATING g. (11130011L—Whest and maize are about 6d. per quarter dearer : barley without change. WlTZAT.—Eaglish: Eases and Kant, whit*, new, 475. to 555.; ditto, fine old, —a. to —e.; ditto, red, new, 435. to 53a.; ditto, fine old, —a. to —a. ; Norfolk, kc., fine old, —s. —a.; red, new, —a. to —a. Foreign : Dantzio, 56e. to ISTs.r, fine, 565. to 57a; extra, 58s. to —a.; Konigsberg, 50a. to 565.; ditto, extra, 555. to 565.; Boatock, extra, 52a. W 545.; Mecklenburg, Ms. to 55e. ; llamas:lc ditto, —a •• American white, 525. to 68..; ditto, red, 46e. to 545.; Cana dian, 48a. to 545. Bammt.—Faiglisk molting. —a be g ; Goa, —a. ; 27a. to 28a; and distilling, 30a to ila. par fl a itr:grinding, 255. to 295.; &No diddling, 295. to 31% Mary.—English, bees and Ncefolk, 595. w c is. • fins, 63a to 675. ; Kingston and Wan, 65a. to 681.; biome, 50a to 58s. _ . . . . . 08is.=Frigliah feed, 21.. Od. to 24c Off. ; potato, 25a. to 295. ,• foreign, 225. to 27a. Saar.- English tick, 345. to 355. ; harrow, 38a to 39a ; 38a. to 39c • foreign, Maingan, r4 3 l ol. to 32a ; tick, g i tt . Z 37a.: lEcul . 38s. to 39a. ; pion, 325. to 335. PLIA.-LOW 30a. to 405.; w its and blue, 39a. In 42a. ; map* -a. to --a. Mir 3 5 a to 37..; bog, as• to 39a. ; [mein's. 33a. to 36. PLowx-Rogthit bma,43a. to 44a. ; ditto Inc, 46.. to fib.; aountry, 40a. to 41a.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 35a. to tea.; Irma, --a. to -a. pm leek ,• U.S. sweet, 25a. to 28a.; Oasadian. 29i. to 28a : - a M -a. liDus Oono.-Whits. 31s. to 335. yellow. 295. to 31s. FLOATING CLUOSS. ail O. P. sad L -Whist : Biro. amid and Narianople, per 4921b5., 44.. to 44.. ; Ohirke, 44a. 411 a. ; Polish Odessa, per 48011*., rod, 38a. to 404. ; whit% - ; Danube and Iftlatz, 344. to 4 0a . ; Pgir= 28a. to 32.. Barley: laption and Syrian, per db. to 22a. ; Odessa sod Dann* do., 11b. to Ms. Beano Nuptials, par 4801b..,30.. to 31a. Nair : Odessa and Wats. per 49211*., 30a. Od. to 31s. ,• Dian cad Bulgarian. par 4801ba., 30s. Od. to 311. ; Trench, do., -a. to --a. ; American, do., 28.. to 294. ; Egyptian, --o. to -a. Saba-( r mod, Pes 340 , to 501 . used, per qr., 48s. to 50a. Mustard seed, par white, 6e. to 9a. ; brown, 1.. to 10a. ; Linseed, per crashing, 03ft. to 65.. ; Linseed cams ZoOSSII. per tan, 111. Oa. to 121. ; American, thin, la Min, per tsar 121. N. to 121. 10a.; do., in baga,lll. N. to UL 10..; Be(.,ti 01. to W. Oa.: Marseille, 101. to 101. 10a.: Rape mime. Onto 71. ; Tares, par bushed, winter, Ba. to 9a. Od. ; Rape seed, Rogliah, par qr., 84s. to 72a. iiiiuvilifirrothinom ram JIINX 11 to JUNE U. BogISA and ilna Bootee. Mt& 186061.6 V 830 Barley 0616 lift I 1880 , Malt 2200 • • • • )lour, faigNah. US nib: foreign. 6800 ii6;8016. rERPOOL COTTON ANDOORN (THIS DAY.) (ST MIME AND IR=l MACHIN= TZLE OXON OUR OWN CORRESPOND= The serMus siteotioa of the trade laving been calkd le the state of the stock, a large Weiser kis been traasacteil week, during the resulting in the advance of prime id. to riii t p u sitT ericanand Buret, id. In Brazil, and d.a to Id. in The marketeloses quiet, but Arm, at the advance. Committee's quotations for fear cotton unaltered. Halm far the week, 63,630. Speculation, 2,660. Export, 23,950; signal ditto, 6,739. Rather less doing today, but market ann. Sales, about 7,000 bales. Good attendance at to-day' s market. Wheat in active request at an advanoe to 3d. per oentaL Flour is good demand, add 6d. per barrel dearer. Indian corn, yay little offering ; buyers of mixed, 28s. 3d. ; sellers, 28s. 6d. Egyptian beaus, added, 295. 6d. Oak and oatmeal in ra ther better demand at extreme rate& MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCGAS.-The marioe‘ bas bees dull durieg the week. and although holders show a disposition to sell at emir pr•oes,only a limited business has been (recanted. Gurpattala date lieogal sold at 38.. 9d.; Panto Rio* sold at moderate prices; midallog to good grocery. 38s. to4os. 6d. Three tioatiag =have been sold, two of Cuba Kuserreado at sla. 104 d.. Ifavansah, No. 12, 12 1. at 254. 3d. Helloed is moderate request, bat prices are ept steadyby the moderate quantity offering. COMM.-The market bee been freely supplied this week, and at a decline of about 6d. per cwt. ; Dearly all that was offered fonod beyers-flee flee ordinary and low mid dling Osyloo. 80e. to 82a. 64. ; middling sod good middling, 82s. to 88a. 6d. ; peabarry. 80a. 61. to 91s. ; good ordinary satire Celiac, 695. to 70a. ed. Cocoa Ms (mad buyers at steady prima. TEA.-There has been more disposition to purchase this week by private contract, and at the public sales there was • good demand, and in some MOO rather higher prima were Paid- Rom.-The market is quiet, sad only limited saes a West laths have been made. Leswards sold at la. 4d. to is. 54.; Demerara, L. 50. to la. 3d. Rice bee been inactive, bat qualities suitable for cleaning are in demand at firm prices. Brion. -TM bosioess transacted this week ban beet limited. Pepper sold at firm prices, grayish to good Singa pore, 31d. to 4d. ; brownish Batavia, 41. to and. Pimento sold at 244. to 2jd. &uremia sold at a decline of 2e. to 2s. CA. in the early part of the week. The market since bee been inactive. Cerrros.-A large business has been transacted this week at fine prima Jars-The public sales held this week went off freely at firm pion to 10s. advance ; common to fine, 124. 17s. 6d. to 201. lbs. 11110.-Rtneissi is dull of sale. A parcel of clean, offered by auction, was bought I. at 334 Cows has sold at Ns. 3d. for quality. Suture bee sold rather • , Sae batten at IN. edvaam, other muddies in some mess rather cheaper. SArecowra is u fair regent at full prim, ordinary Bengal sold 41. to 41.7 e. 6d. TALLOW MARIENT-(1418 DAT.) The market is steady lava lallOw is quoted Us. U. net cash ; Petwebwg en spot, 46e. Id. ; Joe. 465. 9d. ; July. 475. ; eeptatabsr, Oa 6d. ; Ocaabor to I. amber, 48s. 9d. HIDE MARIERT.-(THI3 DAY.) LZADINBALL—Rides.—ATOM: Nibs. to (labs:, M. Is 3d.;641b5. to Tabs., 3d. to ; rats. to SOlbs., to ; gabs. to eats., 3ed. to 4d. ; 981ba to gabs, ato 40. Horns bides, Os. to les. Oall skins, bibt, 2s. to 35.: fall, ss. ed. BtaxososzT.—Lamb Was : 2s. Id. to 4s. Od. ; shear linp, ls. 4d. to 1.. bd. BOROUGH HOP HAREM.—(THIS DAY.) Mayas. Patteede• sad Smith mart the trade I. • qaids Asko, the cagy demand bah( te supply tba ' wants of oossamers. Prima about ths mama COAL MARKET.—(THIS =2 ,1)10661 Walls hod }tattoo, les. 93.; Walls Hod 114. 9(1. Walls Fad South Hotta°, 9L; Wails Ewa la Hatton, dd. ; Walls Sod Emma 111414112. ; Walls End South Edict , . 1! ed. ; Waal Had Hall, Pls. ; Walls Bed UM lid ; Hod Mom Naha ; Walls End 14s. ; Walls Hod Tuastal, 14s. 9 d. ; Walls Fad Aeon' Us. ; Walla Hod Rattan Loom. 1! 6d.: Walla Hod Praia= 15s. ; ffis. ; las. ; Powell's Steam, 17s. ; Bell's Primrose. lb. ; North Athos Day 12s. dd. ; TaaSeld Mom Bates, 13a, 3d.-73 ships st esszket. MU . 34 ni 4 ... 108} i Li. 94i - r - ft an} lei 1161 1013 121 I