The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-22 00:00:00

lAL PARLIAMENT. COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) k the chair at a taw minutes atter 12 mks Bill was read a third time sad PETITIONS. Resented a petition. signed by 3,000 the Jersey Court Lid! RT presented a petition from several maintaining that they had been teler an a petition in favour of the man bill ht be psased into law. HANCERY (IRELAND) BILL. GENERAL for IRELAND mid that this bill came to au abrupt close at yeatenlay, on the motion that the e the chair being agreed to, be would ouse should to-morrow resolve itself he whole house to consider the farther The hon. and learned gentleman said • of practice which was sustained by ot. objected to the motion on the stoned out for reviving a bill when it had the chairman being ordered to leave cases the bill was at as end, and with further. ...rting the motion, contended that left the chair without making any competent for the house to recommit to three cases in which a motion pre .resent one had been agreed to nadir said the motion that the chairman it woi anslagous to the " previoa the latter was carried it wu usual, to revive the bill during the .ught that if the question was to be have been given of the motion. the motion, that it was beyond the power of a Gary vote, to extinguish a bin and .vince and power of the home to her. lie had not the smallest into the precedents, that where there he committee, it was entirely in the order the committee to meet again e bill. (War.) on: Mr. Whiteside, Mr. Vance, and ion was azreed to. _:RS) SILL. bill, and was PS D. :encr3,l meeting of the proptie mdou Tavern ; Mr. FARQCEIAS in Übe already been published, having Una fly move,l its adoption, and deci ders no the satisfactory state and v. The ...le of guinea tickets was to confirm the directors is the d mole of issuing these tickets wee blic. During the ten years that to the public it was visited The refreshment department under urs. Bertram and Roberts, had collection of pictures, for which they . Price, proved a great attraction. general meeting he hoped that only heotures would remain. o seconded was adopted nasal. directors were reelected, and a given to Mr. Price. otion with regard to &today ad• and the meeting separated. .1r RAILWAY COMPANY. HIS DAY.) )urnetl special general meeting House Hotel, for the pupas. of am. bills noel pending io parliament n►tiuo of the Mid• Kent Rail wa7Com• king, railway, and property, with the and their undertaking. railway, and purposes. A bill for making railways Hampstead, to the Charing-crone Rail- I to the site of the authorised Thames del, with branches to the London and etropolitan Railways, and for mak fottenham.conrt•road to the Strand near the Charimperosa Railway, with agars under the Strand, and for otJaw moved that the ■section of flaw to first bill, the heads of which were ev had urged to pay 220,000 1 . for id-Kent hue. He objected to pay hue by whieh they were losing from ed to know whether there wu any e payment of this 40,01.. W., and It e from! hayed the purchase of the Mid-Kent zgaine that ever fru made. iiiestod that the chairman would not rii that the agreement was a fair one. h eu put and named. Mr. Bell and from an protesting against the which resulted is favour el the LV CO.VPANY.-(THIS DA T.) ke 28th atnual meeting of the 1 et the offices in New Broad-street; Sas,ialrealy published, was adopted. mended, viz., seven per cent. par 1, payable ow the 15th of July, awl eat, was agreed to. The tearing we re.eieeted, aad votes of tharta wan , directors, and managers. His b. D t. IY.)— E This u m d ortling the we Christ Church, Orford, who has picuour amongst bro. I chore t. SuLtcrtption no Security," cause cohvozation this morning, for the Stanl , y, Coon Selwyn, Deus ire resisting the confirmation c House conderiniog the book. It OPEITHALYIC HOSPITAL.. g of the governors and friends a( esterday at the hospital, Lm( as : the 3larquis of Westmiuster , the secretary, read the report, ber of patient. under the ears al had erceeded by nearly 700 the prose of supporting the hospital been 'Ail, 74. Sid., while the re. 10 1 4., leaving a deficiency fund now amounted to 5,8304 • only it permitted to be appro. s of the hospital. The number as 31, which were always ut alditional pecuniary support pelled to lemma this number foe port stated that during the psi wad treatumot at the b.= as 10-yatiants, and 7,800 45(i . .._. _ .. minor operatioos had bees accidents occurring to certaks tLe feeadatioe of the hospital is s f.s.l availed themselves of its f the chairmen the reports were "RTH BRITISH RAILWAY. ow% very similar to those under arose, thomih happily aeatteoded .urred, on Monday afterooos. MI f the North British Railway, I rubber at fire minutes Motors in Edinburgh at 20 minutes past t 4 o'clork local trains leave this d .neres•ion at Intervals of about of trains also arrive close upon e. that the extrsately at the station renders the on the part of all the the arrangements for the urn of the numerous trains. ursellmr:4ll arrives daily at 3.53 due at 4.11. and a third mochas at 4.20. In addition to them emumodate the traffic from i.. 1 K0..14 train wan resterdey Leith to Edinburgh by Poste : :lob:sr:1i between the neaewsger e one from Dunbar. The gook vinioot, actually did follow the olielln to Edinburgh, rseehing mii.uter before the Dunbar ever, t the numerous trains that tint,, and the limited . some delay ..ecurred in getting low. While the train was than station, nearly opposite passenger train from Dunbar me into ...taboo° with the goods d tag train was greatly number of the passengers was Our of the waggons 4.4 i.tf the rails by the collision. top was made is due time ; and t either have failed to observe a. Iron of ate army of %be • of waggons si sty-two and i bad poptr. [ANIEs(VOTINd PAPEI committee upon thin bit E COlf P A YY.— (TILTS LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. • After Term Nisi Prins Sittiop at Westminater. 7 (Botora Lord Chid Justice Ckekborn and Special Janes) °LOY'S P. PIZSIONT.-7112 " MOWING CHNOII7CIi." This was an action brought by Mr. Serjeant Glom ' late proprietor of the Morning Chro nic again Count de Per signy, under the following • of de May 9, 1857, October 73, Mg. or work, labour, and materiels provided, and money paid for the defendants, and at their request, in and about printing, and publishing, and con ducting a certain newspaper published in London, celled the Morning Chronicle, and in sad about tb• printing, publish_ New. "t a i n n t the o " L o cii7n t g he . r fou n re r ar a P n e d rs in and ed sbout the writing and translating from the French language, and printing and publishing certain articles in the Morning Chronicle and the said two other newspapers for and on be half of the defendant and at their request, and in and about the writing, translating from the French language, printing and publishing certain other articles in the asid Morning Chronacle and in the said other newspapers for and on behalf of the defendant for the purpose of being translated into the French language and subscribed and published in certain French newspapers called the Moniteur, Conatilutiotnel, Pars, and certain other French newipapers, at the rate of KN. per month, 14,0001. The plaintiff will also seek to recover the said amount oo a count in the declaration out accounts stated. lie will also seek to recover dam ages fo r the loss sustained in the depreciated value of the above mentioned London newspapers in fulfilling the contract entered into between himself and the defendant. As soon as the cam was called on, but before the jury were 11W0f11, Mr. Serpent Glover, who appeared in person, said, be fore the jury was sworn he moved on affidavit to postpone the trial until after the return had been made to the cam. mission sent out to Manilla to examine a Mr. Charles Stokes. The commission was issued and despatched from Eng- land in February last, bat no return had been made to it. Mr. Stokes was an Englishman, and late a banker at Paris, but now a resident sugar planter at Meallla, and the interrogatcries that had been sent out were of a very important character, bearing nu the real facts of the case, via., the contract or written agreement that was adopted by the plaintiff and defendant, end lodged by the authority and consent of all the parties concerned, in the custody of Mr. Stokes, who was at the time the French government backer for various matters connected with the press in Paris. That commission required that a return of some kind should be made to it, but which had not yet been done. Manilla, as his lordship was aware, was several thousand miles distant from England, aed there was only a monthly communication between this country and Manilla. The Lord Chief Justice—Why is this course put down for trial? It is your record. Mr. Berjeaut Glover—Yes. it is ' • but I was compelled by Mr. Justice Cromptou's order to enter it for trial hum.- diately after the commission was greeted; and if that learned judge were here he would ray that where a com mission was granted to examine • material witness there should be a return to it. _ _ Lord Chief Justice Cockburn—This has been before me before to-day, and I gave you till to-day. Mr. Serjeant Glover—l caked in my afflitavit for the post ponement of the trial till the return of the commission. The Lord Chief Justine—And that I refused. I would only give you till to-day. The commission was granted on the terms that the plaintiff should try his case by a given day. Mr. Serjeant Glover—Yes. After stating the usual form, it goes on to say that the case shall be tried at these sittusp. The Lord Chief Justice—lf you were iliarttisfied with that order, you should have appealed to the court ispiost it. The order now stands. Mr.rierjeant Glover—refortueatelv,when I made the ap plication to your lordship I had only then just returned from Paris. The Lord Chief Justice—l did not consider that you came to me u appealing against Mr. Justice Crompton's order. That should have been due in the full court. Mr. Serjeant Glover—l contemplated the return would bare been made by the day named — the day before the commencement of these sittings. There, however, has not been sufficieot time from the issue of the commission for the examination of Mr. Stokes to have been taken, and the return mule to the order for the tuning of the CM. mission. Mr. Justice Crompton imposed the condition that I should ask for no further postponement of the trial. The Lord Chief Justice—Yon took the order on these terms, and you have no right now to complain. Mr. Serjeant Glover—l did not approve of it when it was made. The Load Chief Justice—Then you should hare come to the court and had it remodelled. Mr. Serjeant Glover—l had an order that was made in this caw set aside in Michaelmas Term, 1862 The Lord Chief Justios—We hare nothing to do with that. Mr. Serjeest Glover—M. Billeult was reedy to settle with me and pay my demand a few weeks before his death, and it would be imposing strict terms on me to go to trial with. out the written document to which I refer. The document being, as I believe, io existence, I am prevented from giving parole evidence of its contests; and me it motel= evidence of a very important character I feel I cannot go to trial without it, or that I have 'widows of its being lost. I contend that I ought Dot to be driven to trial, and then when I propose to give evidence of the col:dente of this document to be immediately stopped by the teamed counsel no the other side, and be met with quirks and quibbles. I only, therefore, ask for justice. Wises the MO 01111110 before the court in 1862 an affidavit of M. Billault's was read denying the existence of any such agreement, or any knowledge whatever of the transactions, and your lord ship asked the learned counsel why he mentioned that fact four times. Was it. your lordship asked, because it cannot be doubted that a minister of France can tell a falsehood, sod you were kind enough to rejoin that, perhaps, too, a advent-at-law was incapable of telling a falsehood. . Now, what are the facts! My affidavit states that this ac tion was originally brought against three individuals, Count de nosegay, Y. Began% and M. Louis Collet Meygret, director.general of the pram of Frame. I was only able to serve the two first-same d eadividuals after some delay, and then issue was joint t in the action between myself and' theft two defendants. Last year, when in Paris, I happened le fledby mere widest M. Lelia Collet Meygret, and he was served with the process of this court. He was much surprised that an action should havebeen commenced in a master between what be called the French (ovine. meet sod the plaintiff. M. Louis Collet Meygret imme diately west to M. Billaalt, and refreshed his memory re specting the various circumstances connected with the mat ter, mid nertiatioes west on for settling it which resulted in M. &Sault agreeing to pay the whole sum demaaded. S'rjeeat 1:lover proceeded further to describe his affidavit. Mr. Bovill, with whom appeared Mr. Lush, Q.C., Sir G. Honeyman, and Mr. Hodpou on tohaff of the Doke de Per signy, then addressed bislordship. He said Mediae denied in express terms that be ever had any dealings with the Morning Chronicle, nor had he authorised any penes to come to any compromise. The Mial was postponed till the after-term Middlesex sittings. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) . LOUIS V. LOUIS. This was • petition - liyiarly . Louis for jadicial separation from her husband, Sir John Louis, on the ground of his alultery. Mr. Temple. Q.C., and Mr. Thesiger were coun sel for the petitumer ; Mr. Keane and Mr Karakke for the respondent. Miss Fanny Ann Bland was ?married to Sir John Louis on the 15th of February, 1851, sod afterwards lived with him ," various places. They lived a portion of the time in London, and he was then as now a lieutenant in the Indian army. They afterwards went to live in India, and remained there acme time. In 18 , 62, Lady Louis beiagfal, returned to Europe. She had two daughters, one of whom died and the other is still living. Her husband joined her io May of that year, and stayed with her some time at Boulogne. In September of: 1863, he having sooceeded in the title by the death of his father, the respondent went to London, saying he had bedtime there, and there he remained some time. She received no communication from bim, bat on making inquiries she ascertained that he had goo' to Doncaster rams, and had slept two nights before and after the St. Leger day with • female at the Railway Hotel in Peterborough. He was afterwards found to be living with the same female at Ostend. John Hatherley, solicitor, deposed that he saw Sir John Louis I and • female at a window in • lodging-house at Ostend. He ascertained that they resided there as man and wife. Josephine Vaadevelde, a chambermaid at the lodging. house in (stend. stated that a lady sad a gentleman slept together there se Sir John sod Lady Louis. She ascertained from the passport that the lady's name was Eliza Metcalfe. Mrs. Elinbeth Robinson. of the Railway Hotel, Peter h)rough, deposed that Sir J. Lewis, sad a lady whom he represented to be Lady Louis, slept there oa the nights in question. . . . . • Evidence bawler been given of the maniere, the witness'. meld that Lady L,uie, who wee is wart, was not the person whom they saw with Sir John Louis on the eocasions In questions. Decree for judicial separation granted. The court ordered that Lady Louis should have the custody of the child not 4 further orders. DAVICEI r. DAVITS. Thie wav a petition of wife for dissolution of marriage on the ground of her hasband's adultery and amity. Dr. Tristram appeared for the petitioner. The parties married in 1848. livrd on a farm near Liver pool, in Monmouthshire. Failing in that bumbles they took a boardiug• house in Liverpool, where between 1857 and 1862 the respondent wee guilty of divers sots of c il agie towards the petititioner. The adultery was com .r with Mary Roberta, the 'errant, who gave birth to as illegitimate child, of which the respondent was the father. She herself, now a married woman, gave esidemosto the court of the fact of the adultery. The Cowl pronormeed a decree nisi with aorta. 041111311 T r. 0•1111417 T. Catboric. GarbidsouTilit diWoratioU 4 4 starring, ea ate exult of bet hatband's blowy Cad adultery. no Yee opoucloot was °parietal of byway at the Ceatral Orbsfoal Court. Deem alai, .itb meta. Mr. Shaw sad Mr. Bea tett appeared far SY* peririrser. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1864. THEE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK EN WELL. • RRIUOUR ACCIDENT THROUGH FURIOUS DEITLIC. Bokling, aged 26, of 12, Bsedwichetreet, Bar ternanneent, a horsekeeper, was nursed with being drank and furiously driving • horse and cart and knocking down a tweak as Kinesaroes, Si. Peewee. From the evidence of Polioesiontabie Taylor, 349 S, and other witnesses it appeared that the prisoner was driving& horse shag the York-road into Wog's-cross last riveting at the rate of about 12 miles an hour. The prisoner, who was drank, knocked against a fowls, and she fell and was mach ' fond. It wan stated that the hone the prisoner was driving nu away lest week and killed • boy and broke • awe all to pieces. The prisoner, instead of eedenouring t 3 check the horse, was doing 01 he could to vile it on. The prissiest. in defence. said that he was not drank, and as for furious driving, Ws hone was not going faster thee 10 or 1 . 1 miles an hour. Mr. Barker said he considered the cam fully proved, and ordered him to pay a penalty of 40a., or in default of pay ment one mooth's imprisonment in the House of Correction. The fine was paid. .11ARLBOROIIGH4MIEET. DAZING many BT BY.IG .__ • - - Boma Adams, a styliahlydreesed female, was charged before Mr. Knox with Aeolis( the watch of Mr. Martin Luther Moss, hosier, of 131, New Bond-street. Mr. Pater appeared for the prisoner. Mr. Moss said that the pnsoner accosted him opposite Long's Hotel, New Bond-street, and asked him to treat her with a gismo of wine. He refused to do so and walked through several streets to get away from the prisoner. When he got into Cliffordatreeet the prisoner got in front of him, and at the same moment three men stepped up behind him, and two of them pinioned li;s arms while the third pulled him beak. He observed his watch chain fly up, and after throwing out his arms the men and the prisoner ran away, his watch having been taken from biol. He pursued the prisoner and stopped her when a constable came up. The prisoner then exclaimed, " For God's sake do not seed him. m e to prison ; cha rs four children," at the same time passing th watch to 11r. Pater, the pro•ccator mid be was quite sober at the time. Sergeant Stevens, 24 C. proved seeing the pt: doer peas the prosecutor's watch to him. He took her to the estion, bat had great difficult in doing so. Mr. Kona the prisoner. WANDSWORTH. _,- nl4l=lllo A PRIZE FIGHT. • - - Marla Cook Peacock, a cab driver, beige No. 14,177, appeared before Mr. Ingham to answer • summons for not wearing his metal badge. Police-oonstable Oatway, 249 V, said that, on the morning of the 9th list. he was o• duty at Kingston-bottom, when he saw • cab being driven across Wimbledowcommon. Observing that there were between five end six persons in the nab, be suspected that • prize fight was intended, and he then proc:edcd to conoeal himself. When the cab stopped one of the men got out, went up on to a high embankment, looked round, and called to his companions that there were no " Bobbies" about. The whole party then got out of the cab and went into a valley between two hills, where they commenced to form a ring. Witness went from his place of concealment to stop the fight, upon which all the parties ran away. The defendant jumped on to the box of the cab and drove towards Kinpton.bottom at a furious rate. Witness pursued him and stopped the cab as he was returning. He then raw that the defendant we■ drunk and was not wearing his badge. He represented that he had left hie badge on the road. He also said that he did cot know the party. Two of the men mime up at the time, and one stated th►t he wee the owner of the cab, and that his name was on the carriage. Withers then allowed the defendant to be put inside the cab and the supposed owner drove away. The defendant denied having been drunk. He also said that hie badge was oa the footboard of the cab, end that it was taken off for • temporary purpose. The constable said he never Raw the badge. Mr. Ingham fined the defendant 155., and 2t costs, or 14 day, imyrisonment. kr. X. Bringca, of Gray's-ion-roz 1, the owner of the cab, was suromoried for driving the cab without a license, but it appeared that he was not the roan, and the summons was accordingly dismissed. The fine 'is not paid by the driver, and he war therefore sent to Wandsworth House of Correction. iiii IP?- , SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Croos. The railway market continues Bat, and prices have experienced a further decline. Metropolitan stock has receded 1 per cent., Great Northern 1, and London and North Western, Great Western, Caledonian, and South Eastern 1. London and North Western is now quoted at 111 k to 112 ; Great Western, 64 to 3 ; Mi&and, 131 to 1, ax the new issue; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 to ; South Eastern, 901 to ; Great Eastern, 46/ to j; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metro politan, 112 to ; Great Northern, 131 to 132 ; and Caledonian, 118 to 1. West Flanders shares have declined, and Dutch Rhenish, Great Luxembourg, and San Paulo are dull. Great Indian Peninsula stock is inquired for. Canadian ilDel are quiet. • tY 811AUS IR IMI RAILWAYS. ,a0:14-1 . t0,p.... ittkra,Wolalt Blow Bl.lthan_4 no! iltostoo.sitarra,t 'Bristol sad Rutter._ ;Caledonian Writ sad Bandon I Cornwall ibo. • j A portly. until Do. B ip a. Ispold to B. !Dublin andli•MttAJtute Dunder,Porth,ttAbd.Jo Ittinbargh and Glasgow !Glasgow sad S. Western 'Grass Lott= Ord. at. Do. ADtook., Da Z Aug.Btlt, o Greet North of neotLand Oust Northern !Do.A J A rens° dlr. nn- Do.B jNep.a &paid B Gt. South & West Mo.)! pest Western _ _ ! Bali/. 111 Se al It 84 63 11Th nie So I 36 16 16 17 91 93 103 106 44 47 le Ti 1319 1129 141* 1434 143 132 91 93 1361 41 42 26 38 100 102 113 1114 06 63 103 106 40 62 111; 112* VT 93 66 07 lin 114 109 111 1311 1311 102 102 Ss 54 24 1 15 1 113 106 00 II 92 93 6 1 $ 7 l 10 11 ma 8 9 pm 123 128 II 41 pm 76 78 101 Hi 125 130 38 Si 64 66 U 86 90e 91 104 106 II 9 166 170 6 7 pm It 6 pa 107 110 114 WI 1181110 N O. 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Nan 20,000 26 Meted. IL of lad* die 0,000 100 City ID,OOO 100 sotto is 1100,000 10 54000 100 limo 50 . 8,000 50 - 110 -LSI sE J 7 pie SS ST pa3' 1 PTA re IS li t 28 28 pas et 168 . t 1n mu Ma/ 82 81 I 117,000 100 26.000 10 40,00 60 *OW 60 10,600 100 10,000 100 1;000100 1,000 100 I sal se 4 pai l lipea 4991 48 50 39 41 17 19 DS 88 71 135 137 45 44 71 719T0 CO - lOWA Come Rantotladyle Consolidated Beat (to Continental (L) 'km* laodou ta.ladtee) Do. Ns... i 4 iwil Enidlob and Gbh (Um) If.rug.ScoadAniLaaerteL English and Swedish (L European dtank(Linaltad IlindusaCblea&Jap.(L, Do. N•w Imperial Doak muter Do.. 3 •im ti } 22 11331 1 2 pas . i.nml tecii 19 21 p 1 ! 2 1 Pa et 1} I. i 134 ,2 : 0. 1 - 16 ito 103,000 10 20,000 MlO 10,000 100 10,000 100 5.000 20,000 25 6,0u0 100 60,000 /A 10.000 1011 90.000 60 6,000 100 00,030 50 10,00 100 10,000 20 6,000 'OO 60,000 100 10,000 100 20,000 60 20,000 _5O ImparYl Ottoman lonian Lind Mort. Bk. India(L` Lon. l.k.otliesloo.to.(l. London Bank ce Beat. I. London and Bruno Lon.B.Ayme&B..Plata(l Do. do. New Loa, Bit., & S. Staff. (L) Lon. Ch. Bank et Andel. London and Colonial (L. London and County Lon. Hanthg.Con.l n.(l ) London Joint Stock Lon. and Northern (L ) loads** Booth African Lon. & & Western ILL lon. & Westminster Merchant flank WALL Mercantile & I Do. New _ I - 571 7 lai I e • 29 . 211 gal 1 pm _ 4 - 15 17 pie 14 16 pmzd 4 pond 2 ape 144 244 zd SI %Om 64 . 66. ii 49 1 jived 47 4 4 pml pm 96 06 laps vi 10 41 0 , 19 pm, 14 I I 171 40 10 . .000 100 4,000 100 10,000 100 30,000 40 20,000 60 21,000 20 40,000' II 60,000 10 Metro a Pro,. Bank (I. Midland hank (Les•) National of Liverpool N. Pro. of Ragland, New National soak, New New South Wales New Zealand (Untied) Nor/1 reetoro litwa IS I -- zd U li Si sd 20f 20 lif I 60,400 25 Oriental Daa=ors. 10,000 100 Ravine. of 1 wow 10 scieee.runi.,siewiii 10,000 16 'South Australia 10,000 25 South Easters 10,000 100 Stand. of B. S. Afrks 5.450 100 1 Do. do. 00,000 25 Union of Australia 10,000 16 Do. .21, ...... 10,000100 Union cd Ireland (Ma) *OOO OS Maim el Landon DOM& re. I ieptes :.., LONA. St Mut sad West lees „ISt 11.0001 MI Ores{ 11settg Jeek 1 t SALM IL Leedom. OW %MAO K. Catheelas ACM Wig St tbe 4OO MM. IL bateele lOO 47 a sal I} 694. i PIM , 7 Pal 61 91_ 96_ il 42 44 1 GO 42 li ill= 7 8 pus 7 sow 86 67 le 001 IN 57 la 4. ID II ill ww L I lY Id 74 74 71 76 US ISS - IN 29 5 a - Barns! MINIS. Cambetan Oos. Gold, L Chlvertoa (Milord AniaL D.v. Co G. Om. tt&,ldk ) Dra lasi LA Condo Basest n (lllassa) Itas! Oars Brea les Rani Greikc.iii G. W. ameell (Tavistk ) Grasablor & M. Aubla Grett Lau/ ILmit ul) Great South 1 tier G. W. Vor (Relates) ,Greuettlo Herod'. Poo{ Winston Downs (Ony Wood) Hafts Valley Loynd, Iron Ore Nane^s Nesr.neton INeetl Doves Nortl . l &askew __ !N. Wb.lisesela y onn) North Wheal Prosper United Providence (U. Walt) 8. Ouslen (Bt.Cleerl S. W. Prances (UM.% Sky Perk its "loft ___ West Bewail (Moses) W. Camden (Liaksetd) West Chlverton I ii;:e jeion— Wh. Iter.et ( Illopo) gni. Batter (Lotrutk) "dc." W.hlari d A:(l4ohao.) WWlbealUnios TreLimey (Ulk 34 ii• 6.0 670 1 1 1 4 8108 24 30 1 Si 61 4 7 9 14 n l6 34 3 44 Si t ir 38 40 P I 4i 10 12 64 11 CI die 23 30 70 81 14 2 19_ 11_ taloa Lao LL. SL :11 IT. ►.LS Si UK 4111s0d 09.0 SAO 7.L0 10 0.7 3 4 121 41 466 475 IS 56 17b 1111 9 10 16 17 70 75 1 , 0 too id 87f 91W ti 2; 14 16 225 23014 1 0 21 If I •. 810.17.8, 141 id _ld IN li 171 18 - 14 MONEY MARKET,-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Osocw. Owing to the serious aspect of the Danish ques tion, the stock and share markets opened with extreme depression this morning, and quotations showed a f — arther general decline. The tone, however, is now better, notwithstanding the announcement that Prussia rejects the arbitration of any power repre sented at the Conference,and thatshe will not recog nise the decision of any arbitrator as binding. Com pared with the last prices of yesterday, Consols are now quoted at a reduction of per cent., and British railway stocks to 4. In foreign securities, the principal feature is a fall of 1 per cent. in Spanish Passive bonds. The demand for money to-day is strong, and there is no disposition to transact business below 6 per cent., the Bank minimum. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on English government securities, is also 6 per cent., and the supply of money is small. In consequence application has been made to the Bank for a large amount. At Paris to-day (according to Mr. Reuter's telegram) the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 65fr. 85c., being rather more than per cent. lower than yesterday. The Bourse is described as "very flat, on account of the decline in London." Consols are now quoted 891 to 1, ex div., for money, and 891 to 90, ex div., for the account (July 8). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1, 1 ; ditto for account, 891, 90, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1,1; New Three per Cents., 881, 1,1, 4; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent., 994 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1044 ; Exchequer Bills, March, Bs. dis. ; ditto, June, sa. dia. The foreign stock market is decidedly heavy to day, and a fresh reduction has occurred in prices. Spaniah Passive Bonds exhibitchief depression, and have receded 1 per cent. Mexican and Greek have also declined 4, Consolidis, 1, ezc. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 86 ; Egyptian, second issue, 1011 ; Greek, for account, 23, I, 221, 23 ; ditto for account, 91 ; Italian, for account, 681, 1 ; ditto, Mareminana Railway, 754 ; Mexican, for account, 434, 421, 43 ; ditto Anglo-French scrip, 1 dia. ; Moorish, 94 ; Por tuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 481 ; Russian, 1822, 891 ;ditto, 1862, 87 ; ditto, Anglo-Dutch, 1864, 88 ; Sardinian, for acct.,B3, ex div.; Spanish Three per Ceuta., for account, 534 ; ditto Passive, for account, 281, 1,1, ; the Committee's Certificates, for account, 91 ; s Swedish Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1864 (scrip), (601. paid), 31, i prem. ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1858, for account, 694 ; ditto 1862, for account, 701. International Financial shares are now quoted 41 to 5 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 101 to 111 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 11 to 2/ prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 184 to 3. The steamer Etna has arrived from New York with 245,000/. in specie. Two Mrsuns FLIT 2 o'CLoca. The stock markets are now generally firmer, on a rumour that Lord Russell has resigned, and that his place is to be filled by Lord Clarendon. The funds are quoted 891 to 90, ex div., for money, and 90 to I, ex div., for the account. The money market seems to be gradually assum ing a leas easy appearance. The rate for good bills in Lombard-street being fully 6 per cent., and the usual effect being produced by the payments on revenue account into the Bank, the demand at that establishment yesterday was active, and of a general character. The increase was tbemore worthy of atten tion from the fact that comparatively few advances on bills were sought by the brokers. In the Stock Exchange there was an active demand for short loans on English Government securities at 6per cent, and some considerable amounts are under stood to have been borrowed from the Bank. Owing chiefly to the unfavourable tendency of the Paris exchange, about 101,0001. in bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for transmission to that city. The recent arrivals from Australia and America have also been taken for exportation, partly to Spain. The Angles.* bas arrived from Melbourne with 52,0001. in gold. . . . . On Change yesterday afternoon bills on Paris wore in demand. Drafts on 13t. Petersburg were also quoted rather lower. The other exchanges have not varied much. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 tooatba, 12.0 k to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.17 to 18 ; Rotterdam, 3 moot!" 12.0/ to 1 ; warp, 3 moon, 25 . 65 to 70; Homb a rg. ma. beam% 3 watt; 13.84 to 9 ; Park, 3 day% 25.171 to 25 ; ditto. 3 mootha, 25.55 to 60 ; Frankfort oe-therlialoo, 3 mouths. 123 to I ; 81. Petembr-g (per rouble). 3 mouth; 311 to 1 ; Vienna, ed. 60., 3 mantles, 11.90 to 95 ; Trieste, off. flo., 3 meths, 11.90 to 95 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to 1 ; ()odi; 3 mouths, 48 to 1 ; Legbore, S mouths, 25.65 to 70 ; Homo, 3 roootba, 25.66 to 70 ; Milart 3 mouths, 26.65 to 70 ; Nooks, 3 mouths, 25.70 to 75 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.70 to 75 ; Mamma, 3 mostba, 2570 to 75 ; Limbos. 90 Alma. 611 to i ; Oporto, 90 dart 511 to 52. Another combination of private banking firms has been effected, by a junction of the houses of Glyn, Mills, and Co. and Curries and Co. The united business will, after the 30th inst., be carried on at 67, Lombard-street, under the firm of Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Co. It his been resolved by the Consolidated Bank to open a branch at Norwich, where a good field is considered to exist, no addition having been made for a long time past to the banking resources of that district. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the London and South Western Bank (Limited) was held on Monday at the offices, 27, Regent-street, when the special resolution, passed at the extraordinary meeting of the shareholders on the 31st of May, giving the directors power to increase the existing capital to any amount not exceeding three million pounds, to increase the maximum nut ber of directors from 14 to 18, and the qualification from 20 to 50 shares, was approved and confirmed. The Credit Fonder (Limited), in oonjunction with the Credit Mobilier (Limited), acting as financial ' agents for the City Offices Company (Limited), have notified that they are prepared to receive applica tions for 300,0001. of mortgage debentured' at par, issued by the latter company. The debentures are in sums of 1001, , 2501., 5001., or 1,0001., beating in terest at 5 per cent. per annum for five years, at the expiration of which period they are to be paid oft at par. The security offered is threefold : The whole of the properties, representing 500,0001., purchased or held by the City Offices Com pany, are specially mortgaged by deed, and the pitsent loan constitutes a first charge upon them ; 2. The covenant of the City Offices Com pany to pay the principal and interest of the loan is backed by their uncalled capital of 800,0004 ; 3. The Credit Mobilier and Credit Foocier Com panies, which have a capital of 500,0001. each, likewise absolutely guarantee both principal and interest. With a view to discourage speculative applications, and to commend this home 5 per cent. security to the attention of investors, the deposit on subscribing is fixed at 20 per cent., it being at the same time provided that, though the instalments extend to the Ist of January next, the whole amount of the debentures may, if desired, be paid at the time of subscribing. The prospectus, wlich is very clearly framed, comprises two features of novelty : the interest warrants attached to each debenture are to be payable quarterly—a practice which will probably in the future meet with exten sive adoption. It is also intimated that the bankers are instructed to decline all further subscriptions when the sum of 300,0001. shall have been covered. The prospectus of the London Theatre Company (Limited) is issued. The object of this undertaking is to erect at King's-cross &spacious theatre capable of seoommodating 2,600 persons, for operatic and theatrical performances, sad also a " Bijou ' Theatre" for amateur entertainments and concerts. There is likewise to be a rest►urant on an extensive scale. The capital is 50,0001., in 5,000 shares of 101. each, of which upwards of 2,030 have already been subscribed for. _ _ _ _ The certificates of shares in the Imperial Bank of China, India, and Japan (Limited), are now ready for delivery. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : tormanes.—Allisnes Marine, 46 ; Atlas, 14 ; Commercial Union, 81 ; 61 ; Empire Marine (Limited), 3s ; English and Scottish Marine (Limited), 51, 1, ; In demnity Marine, 144 ; London, 461; London and Cale donian Manna (Limited), 5; London and Lancashire Fire, 4e, 4 ; London and Lancashire lae, 11 ; Louden and Pro vincial Marine, 31, 1. d ; Ocean Marine, 211, 21 ; Pbrenix, 148: Rock Life, 8 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 7, 61, 7 ; Universal Marina (Limited), 6,1, 5,1. Gaslight and Coke.--Commincial, 461 ; Continental Coins (Limited), 61, ; Great Centel, 17*; Imperial Oontioental. 86, 5, ex div.; Pbccnix, 117, 15; Westminster Charterrd, 85; Western, 14. Waterworks.—Berlin, 9, 81, 9. wohohian Petroleum (Limited), 31. The dividend due the Ist July on the Venezuela Six per Cent Bonds, issued for arrears of interest on the Three and One-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds is announced for payment in due course by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. The same firm have advertised the dividends on Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., Canada Sterling Debentures, Nova Scotia Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, New Brunswick Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, Maryland State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, Boston City Sterling Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, Eastern Railroad of Massachusetts Six per Cent. Bonds, and South Carolina State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds. The steamer Ceylon, with the heavy portion of the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, slaved at Gibraltar last Thursday, but owing to some defect to her screw she is not expected to reach Southampton before to-morrow. TURBDAT EVIINCIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 to *ex die. for the Bth of July, opened this morning at 891 to 90, and closed at 90 to *. For money the last price was 891 to *. The official busi ness report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols for money, 891, a, 1, I ; ditto for amount, 89*, 90 , * ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88k, a ; New Three per Cents., 881, *, a , ; New Two and-a• Half per Cents., 72 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104*, a, *. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. The March Exchequer Bills remain at Be. to 3s. die., and the June at se. die, to par. The foreign stock market was heavy. The closing quotations were slightly above the lowest point of the day, yet compared with those of yes terday show a fall of per cent. in Spanish Pas sive Bonds, I in Peruvian of 1562, Confederate Bonds, and Turkish of 1858, 1 in Venezuela of 1862, in Venezuela Old Bonds, Turkish of 1862, and Mexican, and I in Greek Bonds, Turkish Con solidia, and Spanish Certificates. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (lIT SLIM= TELZGRAPIL) BIBURY CLUB MBETING.-(THIS DAY.) 100/... HANDICAP PLATE. One _ . Tippler, Wham, Principal, Durham, Molter Richard, Little Savage, Vabolatbue, Teneriffe, Raglan, Redrip, Black Rock, Quadrat*, and TY k• are hen. BfBIJRY STAKES._ Lat 4 mile sod • blf. Gossinin;.; — dmarr Tomoriffe, — 1 741geei,. Raglan, So•picion, Rap*, and ;bony Armstrong are Wm SIXTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Six furlongs. It‘reig, Siberia. Cheverette, Nosoows, Tibia. Anti-macu lar, Bow Bell, Gemara, Hope, Bamboo, Swift, Audar, Grouter, Doke, Dow Alive, Alive, King of Gm - le, Re *.o. roam La Fortune, Aliadroeseee. &Beacon. Puebla, Nalco. 8 here, Verdarer, Faust, droootoo, Karma sad Eat'em, Sone: Stag, Raiford, Cockcrow, and Chalice are here. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. About five turkeys. Attractioa. Master Richard, No-Kaate, Becky Sharp, Vas. balathea, Lady Bohm. Black Bock, Confederate, Jupon, Lady Memo" Lady Egidia, sad Lovelace ere here. CfitiMPAGNE STAKES. About fire Innate,. Cordoba, Verderer, Sally go nuptly. Noecomi, Kildare, Grinder, Lady Flortmoe, Wreakeary, Trapeze, and Rotho rnago are here. Oren kaarunig.—Wild Boy, Little Savage, Foirwater, Ely, Po qua: Maid, Trieg, Gamecock, Welland, Zora, Cep talc C ow, Antoinette, Confederate, Rialto, Hairksbaw, Gun. Lop-ear, Cembuscan, Practitioner, The Star, Young Rapid, and Eleanor. BEVERLEY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR KINGSTON-UPON-HULL STAKES. About three quarters of a mile. Gaunt Cavonr. Foxholes. Boa Chance, Nally Gray, Lady Louisa, Strong Beer, and Club Queen. BISHOP BURTON STAKES. T.Y.C. Sin to Lady Augusta, Sweet Margery, Spring Gen, W'd Agnes, Enelsior, Aomayma, and Not!vat More an hare. BEVERLEY CUP. One mile and a half. Fontsooy, Hypermnestra, VOOIIIOIII, Cannon Ball, Tool. Tool, Saideealnh, Chivalry, and Secret Treasure are hen. GRINSTONE PLATE. One mile. Flt trap and Sir Wathie are he,., Orman Anarvnut—Club Quest. Greville, Irritation, Lady Lauri. Fraagipanni, Cromdadt, Miss Armstrong. Pumo, Foxholes, Theobelda, Kamm* and Count Omar. RCHOHILMI REHIONATION or KARL RI7SSELL. A report was current in the City this afternoon that Earl Rummell bad resigned, and that the Eml of Clarendon was appointed Foreign Secretary. DISCOVHRT or HUMAN RRIELIRS AT CLIC/MEN vrzi.L. —(THis DAY.)—This mornine the kg of • female, putty demoted, was found in Lloyd -equate, Clerkenwer , by Police-constable Adams, 115 G. It was exposed in the lockouts, and attracted • large mob f persons ; the leg end other home, all of which bad fifth ou them, were taken to the Royal Free Hospital, and the surgeons stated that they had been used by some on neat students. It is much to be regretted that the perpetrators of such a diegrr dal outrage of public decency should wino* unpunished. ExEcrTION OF THIS RATHO BHVEDZRER. —"CHM- Br acn, TUZSDAT. morning the convict George Boyce suffered the extreme penalty of the law for the murde., re April 16th bet, of Jeanie Seatoa, at the village of Ratho, about eight miles from this city. Bryce had been courting • servant in the house of Mr. Tod, and it seems that the , murdered weenie, who was also • servant in the earn* home, bad made some remarks of • disparaging nature respecting him to his sweetheart. This coming to the know- ledge of Bryce preyed upon hie mind s and for some time be meditated revenge. He is even said to have carried • tercels his pocket for a fortnight, watching for an opportu nity of completing his murderous demos. This him how- ever, been denied by him sum her condemnation, and the denial is strengthened by several other circumstances. On the evening of Aoril 18, Bryce entered a room in Mr. Ted's limy where the girl Seaton was, and, seizing her by the dire- . attempted to strangle her. She escaped from his clutches, and eau out of the house, is the direction of • die:slimy, pursued by him. He overtook her at the door of the building, and pulling out • rarer from his pocket cut her throat from sat to ear in such • shocking manner that death was iestantancona. The murderer im mediately ran away, but was pursued, and on being cap tared attempted to commit suicide by cutting his own throat. At his trial he was found guilty and sentenced to death, although recommended to mercy by the jury "on amount of her low mental organisation." A memorial wee got up to Sir George Grey oa her behalf, but on Friday • reply was received declining to interfere with the nouns of the law, and the condemned man was told that there was no hope left. From that time he became missed sad deeply penitent, and hie spiritual condition up to the 44 moment gave every satisfaction to his religious advisers. From 13,000 to 20,000 spectators were aseembled in front of the drop to writhes the execution. The unhappy man mounted the scaffold with a gem step and died without a struggle. He bad pawed the eight in prayer, sad had ao knowledged the tice of his sentence. Arnold,ii a sister of Stonewall Jackson, has been stopping in Wheeling, Va., for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Arnold's husband was arrested some time since upoa charges of disloyalty, preferred by his wife. Mrs. A. I. • strong supporter of the Federal Government. and is there fore Pot very popular with the friends of her deceased brother.—Aesericen paper. A printer, whose fleet son was • very short fat little fellow. named him " Brevier Fillfseed Stank"— Loosericen paper. Do. Moue Vali:km.B4k Do. South Wales: 10. ootl Do. Do. N Do. Do. Berl onti ,Innotablre B Yorkshire I I London and Blackwell Lon., Beatnik ek B.Coset lioodoo,Chaniza. ID°, London & North Warta I LoodonksouthWettern Man.,Sbet.,it Lincoln& Ileryport end °wink Mares Metropolitan Do. New Midland Ilw 1 1:7 11 W' us Do. New Do Biros. & Derby Wo. (Ira) , Do. 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IM! a. orfosa 1 Ilass. str,uvoi M. 000 10,004, it:aioil i),0001 6.0001 $24. TOOL 1 $Ol6l 60,0061 16.0001 20,00J1 142.°W1 argrici.Megloan Mat idastrellan Australian re a l :tit BerUnWaterworks Bomber Gas ( Briggs Americas LW L it I. Mag. Tel. (L) Canada diaoadian C°6l Los=v;L) 'Ceylon Company c. ty °glees (Wm.) . 'Own. otAtrksialler.(L) CommerctslColoa(lng, ConsolidatedDla.. (LI Continental Cal/ma CO9. M.OsotraaCawrattoa(L I iCredit Fo.dor . TT 21 1 4111 42 1 /i Igo 4 211 iv. 2 FAS lipm 21 IN 8 l2la par 9pa 2 Spa 22 23 110 114 100 118 bps ii:iv* •- - • 40,0001 11,0001 I0,0a?; io;uuoj 1002022 l iiiiii 100,000 L 277,000 E 10,000 I Do. of Mantillas (L)', .CrodltMoldller ID. Teriftresco Do. II p. Perp. Deb ilitscounteorporationa Lind bus Flasacial .1 ) India lists. iftnal Egyptian Cosa& Tr& (L. Medals Telegespb bog. Bud Asa Copper !Eng aSoottlahMarin. Financial Como. .lon. Fors -s. Rambo: s (L. GeLlaira (Limited o.Creditetiln.of Lon.(L Steam Narigatlon Home&Colonial AL( ) Hodson'sßay I==ind (lAki diternat Finau.Soc. L. Inter. lard Credit (Li Italian Irris. (a.. Do. a p. a. Ws. r. 1576 ZolstStookOisonsni(L) land Secrsities ( Um.) Loud. Ati iota Ter ling Lood.andCaledoa. hlkL Loud. District Tele& ) Loud. Ansa. Ammo. ) Do New Load. G. Omnibus C.(4) Land., oto. Stan. Lood.ltoviscialliarine I ri:i..i4l WOOD 109,01 179,1176 L 10, ON !!!, 10,000 i r°l ii'iwii; __. __ _ 10,000 115,000 10 ON --,---, 20,000 100,000 120,000 tOu 160,0001 300,000. 1,0,000 1000000 00.000 10,000 20,000 20,000 ii.illiUl t 0.00151 i5J501 176,0001 10,0501 60,006 60,000 50,000 10.0001 12,5001 11,01 1 01 22,600 110,000 mss 40,0001 110.0001 i ,- 2:iiii WaillN NO 60.000 40.000 10.000 Madras 'nip. s Canal, Do. Marine In Tritnient(L )) Naorititta I atid,*e.i. MediL idea. TeL Natal Lad& OoL National Ms Cant )i National diem Nay. (L) Nerbudda Coal & L 10 N.fealand T.& Lom(L ) N.Brit.R Nevem. IL L NovaloonaGLarSL 1.) Oman Marine 'Aram Oriental Commeroial(L. Oriental Om (Limited) Do. N a Orient Inland Meers(L ) 'Ottoman Vinancial (L) Ottoman Oat (Limited ranmsalt.M. nteant(L ) IDo. do. Peelltiv.Lendt Min. (Li Peitinaular * 0. Steam' 10;00.01 7. 4 pmi 1 1P 23 1 pm 61 6 pm I 341 i 21 3 pm 63 28 1 :;pm i.e 19 2 i Pull 6 pm ai\ - 11 10 Syl Si __,.. _ _ 1241101 0.000 MOM .:0,0001 KON 17.000 Hocel 4k Of .11s 00 titi 2* 2000 11 2 pia Par r i ga 2 11 12 pm 10 11 pm 21 I 2 1 lit llo 1 I! 1 20 iiijoil 4,ta0l 2i:50111 16,0:10 , 200.0001 40,001 1110.004 10,0001 it. -- •oo, tao.oool. 1 V. 600 100,000 13.6001 60,000. 30,1 WON so. 10.000 20,000 110,000 U :4} 2! Cs par Ipo 9S lOpni 1 1418 1 Si t 11k 171gon II 4pm a 1k i s i 991 44 3 7$ Utd 17 19sei td 1 2 1 Si 17 U 99 111 91 48 110_ Ido 6 id 161 -- 4 7 all al zd D t:d -6-w r: 1414.8.r541.1€ Do. N;w Itlo J. City Insprov. (L ) Ditto ditto . loyal Watt Steam. Scot.A astray. , reef 11: Bank IL night 40a. L Ince Plana A' Crypt a I S. African IL a In. (L.' 'south Australian Land Submarine T Tel. Conant:l=li Thames& Masai ILO.) Tina et Agamaysld L. an T. L aU. Canada Oohed [. Take. Oa (L.l [Jaws. Waring Lana. Upper Ana= Tes(Lan. Van Dlernan'a Land... Warrant Ftnance(Llnt. Weet~ndladhcfS.S " " idle 4: 3lein 1 In 0 1 1 4110 0011 1010 10 11 I le pia id 2 1 1= _id PREFERCNCE SHAM. • Great Pernere, &NW% Oceans. Extrados No. I, 106 j. Midland 4; per met. preference nook, redeemable, 100. North Sieffordshire, ni. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Duteh Itheuisb, 181. Great Luxembourg, 101. Sao Paulo Lim., guaranteed 7 per et. (121. paid), 11. Ditto, ditto (all paid), 191. West Flaodere. 71. PROVINCIAL SHALE MAIIETS. LrviapooL, Joss 2L--Sales today :—London and North Wes tet 1114 —Man chester,Sheftleld, and Llncolnalt., 564—Metropoli tan, 119—Midland, 1314—Iancaider and Carlisle, 216—North Colon, ter—Greek stock. Ml—Spanish Passives, SO 191—Coufede. rate Loan 66 if 4—Liverpool Plunnos, dig—lisecantile and li:change Bank (Limits:di, 103.16 2-16 I 3-16 p. sew shares, lif 9. —North and South Wales Bank. 30—Werpool and London li r e and We insurance, 104 pMarithse Insurance (Limited). 7.16 p.—Queen Insurance, 1 11.16 p.—African Mer chants, p.—Pacific Steam, 95—West India and Pacific Stearn, MAINUMIVIL Jon 81,—The market hes been quiet and prices rather lower. Great Northern A., 1441—Great Western, 494 — Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1134—London sad North Western Il24—Mancbester and County Pant, 64 p.—Manchester, 12wl field, ard Lincolnshire, 564 i 4—Metropolitan, 1139 —Mexicana 434 4—Midland, 1314 4—dlitto New 5 pm. cent., 34 p.—North British, 53! —Sp .aba Passives. SO U 4 4-11iames and Mersey Marine Insunnoe, 5 p.—Mereentile Bank, 104 p. —Ditto New, 94 p.—Oenersi Credit. 21 p.—ltudson's Bay, 111 15.16—Innea shire Inaurance, I p.-1114'1811 Consoissite, 47i. Brannioaw, Jail 21.—This share market was heavy today, with a tendency to decline. Sales were recorded of Great Western. Birmingham Guaranteed, at 7b}: Birminrhsin Cies, new ordinary. 1652. at 114: Britannia Mils Guarant ed. at ti lt Btrvaingtm Linancial. st gham k l pm.: a closed r to Pate k tit N k ut and Menlo's .4 tete, Ito 01 ins.. and Midland Contrast, It. lea to IL 175. 8d pm. Mawr, Jung 20.—Three per Cent. Consla, 694—Three =mit. Reduced, PS—New Three per Cent. Stock. 8144 4 for account, Sth July, IN 4—Ditto, new account, 364 Bank of Ireland (1001. paiddi, 216 I—National Bank (301 paid), 79f —Ditto new (Issued at E l fin) paid). 63—National of Liverpool (Malted), (101. ), 17—Royal Bank, new (lasmad orb inin, Wicklow, and Wexford, all ;itir t 97± 51 ,1.6.11. 2 4 - Ifistera (all paid), 42. FATAL ACCIDINT AT ♦ BOAT RAC& --Yesterday afteremom a short time previous to the starting el the boats is the nos between Cole, of Chelsea, and Hoare, of Ham mersmith, two pernowe, named Blythe and Harrington, were sailing a small skiff, with a main and foresail set ; when off Battersea the bast was mon suddenly to capsize, and a load cry for swistacce was heard. A waterman, named Phelps, rowed with all speed to the spot, and succeeded with di culty ie rescuing Mr. Blythe, but his unfortunate friend, Mr. Harrington, a teen chandler, of Lmbth•msreh, hswl sunk. RAILWAY AND PUDIJC CONTANIIN IN PAILLIA mar. —Yesterday. in the committee ote the Fad Loodoa Railway. Mr. Hewknhaw and Mr. Harrier" were examined be, betslf of the opposition of the London Dock Company to the line, and Mr. Hope Stott, Q.C., addressed the com mittee at great length, alleging that the promoters proposed to carry the line through the most objectionable portion of the property, namely, the West Dock, which would mate rially affect their interests. The committee decided oa giving the district of W bitecbapel a kern standi apiest the bill, on the ground that it would deteriorate the rental value of property is the neighbourhood. After hearing Mr. Merewether, Q.C., for the London and North Waiters against, the committee paned the bill for the proposed Cannock Chase Railway. The bill for the Meath and Bream Railway Oornpany's extensions was abo posed, and the opposition of the corporation and shipowners of Hull was heard against the steamboat bill of the Meachester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire Railway. Is the Lords, the bills for the Mersey Docks and Wishech Waterworks were passed, and those for the Wallasey Improvement and Clyde Navi gation Improvement opened. It ia said that a clergyman residing in Western Mairchusette meetly west to Washiegtoo, sad told Secretary Stanton that he would take Richmond if the etaetely would " take charge of the congregational camels cm Chester-hill." The clergyman had been as much troubled in regulating his church affairs as the secretary bad wish military matters, and be thought if an ew:haap of work Paid be made, it would at least be • relief to Pew Pork York Sun. OADINIATIINAIND AND STOCKS. No. I I MINES.-(THI8 DAYJ Two o'CLocx. There is rather more business in the mining market to-day. Great Vor shares are in demand and better, at 32 to 33, while Best Caradon have declined to 29 to 1, and East Carn Brea to 71 to 8 ; Ti acre( t are quoted 171 to 18 ; Fast Grenville, 51 to 1 ; North Downs, 11 to 11. Wheal Granville, 7i to 1 ; Great Busy, 3 to 1; Chiverton, 11 to 1; Clifford Amalgamated, 34 to 1 ; East Lovell, 18 to 19, being firm ; and West Chiverton, 721 to 75. Foreign and colonial mining shares are still in active. The only transactions officially recorded are in Yudanamutana, which are marked 21. Santa Barbara are inquired for. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RH-11.313.—(TH1S DAY.) The amply of English wheat here, to-day, was very limited, and the &mead for all kinds ruled steady, at Monday's advance in the quotations. The condition of the samples was good. hoe foreign wheats moved off freely, at full prima In all kinds, very little business was doing. on former term. Belting barley was much neglected ; bat grinding end distilling sorts commanded extreme rates, with a fair de. mend. The malt trade wu far from active ; nevertheless, prier were tolerably firm. Oats were very firm, owing to the small 'applies ea offer. Beans commanded extreme rates, with a fair inquiry. The supply was very limited. In peas scarcely as, seise took place. Late rate* were, however, well supportel. The dour trade was in a healthy state, on former terms. The seed market wee very Matti's. In prime no quotable change took pleat. Cakes were very dull. COARLIT PLICIL 1012431.. Per Qr. WILL a. 4. 0. Imoz,Notit,red,ll3l3 37 to 42 ' ',tats , Do. w1..44,1143 42 to 47 Norfolk and I.IIICOIR rod, lON 37 to 12 Dailies Pie Qr. Notting DUtilliag ... Grindtog Mt to n YAM. lopz ak Nortotk. old IN to 66 rigintos sod Wars OD to 66 brows _ le to 14 OAR. L 1. hcotoh toots** UM. whit, „ black Mows - II to a Tick l9 to Ilt Narrow Plows. is to 42 Mo. SD to DO 36 to IS U to 31 TOWS made: Wile lbo. Zoootboid le to It Cloantry Norfolk and Ilofolk, az ablp 25 to SI Tir Qt. ans. Baal& NA &midi& 17 to A ROMEO ... 12 to 21 Audi MI to Id may lle S. IS SO Ss a a Ss Baas Com. MaoM to 111 Yam hoes. amok pm talc Spool* . to a Asaidoss, jt let l6 to casedisa, Is to a WATIZ Flour. wits. sacks . 620 26.96 60 200 670 10.. INTO LONDON, BY YE Is TO .RINN 21. maul Bar*. mai. au& Ilei 11 qrs. egre. 4110 .. SIN {llO no 11100 _TI.. Now :stow On& ▪ hod l7 to 11 potato lO to 24 ▪ tood Par - fir.. WILL a. a. Diablo and Lardy berg 4l to Ila Sado* • lisakbps ..._ ... .—...... 12= U to 47 40 to{! In %dm bent SS lo 40 LotZicoorrgioi . .. ebb ; 44 Mt a othseing a t. ea IS to 27 26 to t 7 Orif. Web. tow l7 to a 16 to 19 AISIVALS Of alum 10.. CARYL...W. 13.•11 JOYS whoa Da VI. fmtbdt sadatotcb 1196 rotates 9916 lota 11179 LIVERPOOL COTTON ALLEKET. (THIS DAY.) OR ammo min umuutaxlia. nooses.) (PION OUR Owl, omusereagart. The market my beery earl irregular is pries. The salsa ue estimated at 5,000 take, d whack 2,000 are fox spun latioa and export. MINCING LANK—crams DAY.) AtICIAL —The market continues quiet, aad prieee role is favour of buyers, but holders are not free gallon at the de cline; 260 Mids. of Porto Roo at retro met with fir offer., and were nearly all bought is; 90 barrels sold s 4 3.9 m to 435. Refined—Prima retina* to be wriltered, but Mere only a limited briars doing. Oorrss The public sales of plantation Ceylon bees goes off quietly bat at about the previous value, trims sad mixed, 68e. to 74e. 6d. ; low middles; and middling. 795. to 84e. ; gar ditto to floe, 86e. to 91e. 6d. ; PotharrY. 84s. to 90a. Native Ceylon sold at 675. 6d. to 68s. ; Rio, fine ordi der, 711. 6d. to 72.. 6d. ; Afriesa, 78s. No.—Tbe public sake have gone off with ; flowery P• 11046 at moderate prior, bat ether saris without change Is value. Rom .—A small parcel of Dermas mid at 12. 7d. Prrrsts. —.Singapore has bar said at the former value of 3111 Rica-1,800 bags of Beegal sold. red as at Bs. 70. W. Pk Bd. ; white, 12a. 70. ; and 2,663 bap of Rasgoon, at its. 3d. Savrreras —l. 400 bar rid. retro:Mom 41 and, Set 345. 64., abort prompt . sad tae real. corrow corrals quiet, but ties miaow doing is at un altered prior. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The searket is steady ed are the cresset quota time:—Town tallow, 39e • Newsboys Y.C. GS Übe .p. 40s. 9d ; an the mouth, Will 9d. ; July to September, 41a. to 41a. 3d. ; October to December, 43a. 6d. to 445. EOROI79H HOP NARLIT.—(THIS DAT.) Mtwara Palisades sad Smith report the deemed for immediate aoseemptioa steady st last week's prism with • oozy great enmity of Sae bops, The phatstioa scamats cot so fsvearsbis se formerly. These sums every prospect of s rood bet sot s heavy crop. millh.