The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 18 , ---- LAW INTELLIGENCE. r IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. SHARE LIST&.—(THIS DAY.) - BRITON P 0191125101111. isi.ga • M. IPdi YAILHATI. Vil lill at • y eN telp.m. (THIS DAY.) _ HOUSE OF COMMONS. -(THIS DAY.) Two &Moon. us am ma. in el 08 --.- The house met at 12 o'clock. There is not much activity in the railway l ee ' newollinnoisesina we eal 111 - COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. PRIVATE BUSINESS. 1 Do. New - market to-day, but where any alteration has st en hnisseatabeetulase ei 2 (Before the Jodie Ordinary.) llm tUrast"tshirs,„ce Terminus Railway ea.,,ai Bill, ia aaa ,tbe ti.. Chir g .i P er°66 occurred it has been in an upward direction. * en Da 7} MOIR r. MCI& Railwa y Harbour ''''a - ; ere "ft,- Bridge ) Bill, a-Chia-- ti me' -te = Lancaahire and Yorkshire stock has iniproved vn J a b v ° l, 4l=seario s ears - "' b kaun This case was resumed this awning, when cams evidencet per cent., London and North Western se sa -. was given ia oorrobonsticia of the petitioner's (Mr. Hairy r and ' .... PUBLIC BUSINESS . f , and Eastern Counties, I. The other :: , es. 0 18) Spicer) answer to hi wife's sllegatiou of cruelty. MORT POACHING BILL.Dojos, 111Monia. 75 00 The learned counsel (Mr. Serjeant Parry and Mr. Hod- PrineiPal lines are the same la yesterday. **o Odentla Is lostem lot 102 102 - Sir G. GREY wished to oorrect • misepprehension in re. Midlan d dleston, Q.C.) addressed the court for their respective forams to what he mid itredoode upon um sight London it 1110 Dwell clients. Poaching Bill. He was su m pposed to Ka. said that he 95 to } ; Great Western, 72 to i • ge , sigh bay . The ease was not concluded whet we went to press. would move amendments in committee ; that wee not so ; 1 2 8 to i ; Laneaiddre and Irorkahlr ' e, 108 1, to " 2 " 0 . Isksges• •• • i ret 4 I what he did say was that as the hon. gentleman who had } ; South Eastern 82it to 1M ; Caledonian, m il 8 " 18 . 8 ° L. se 1 Dead Moak i - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. charge of the bill (Sir B. Leighton ) had intimated his in. 106 to } ; Omit Northern 117} to 118* ; and all Da. 11 per el. Put _ 6l 61 - (Before Mr. Commissioner Fsne.) tuition of proposing amendments, he (air G. Grey) hoped Eastern Counties, 561 to 57k . IN all Doke.PreLll i t i tle 6l 64 DI Rs GEORGE Lass, the bon. member would put those amendments on the paper llo WI De. • meet Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain at me a n 1.4 p ee oak tem_ 40 IA - The bankrupt was an upholsterer of 230, Regent-street. before they went into committee on the bill, so that they He came to the court on hie own petition, sod filed a state- might have an opportunity of exasidering them previous to 4} to i prem. Sambre and Meuse are dull 1818.. • Sea Ile. use- - 88 SD is - ment showing debts apparently of novena thousand pounds. the discussion on the clauses. (Haar, hear.) Paulo steady ; and Great Western of Caned; and N. ! 100 De am De. oot p°. /mo d°. ns Patens w 1 to% 1031 - He attributes his failure to competition in business, and the LUNATICS LAW AMENDMENT BILL and Turin Savona are inquired for. 90 II Do. New high rent of the premises, No. 230, Regent street , which The house then went into committee on this bill, war 90 I Do. Jemmy, UN • P -It had been raised from 420/. to Mg on the renewal of the roman with the 30th clause; this sod the remaining ORDINARY MAMA AND fiIOCEIL at 10119 OA 11. of In oa tza ?a w l ; 1 101} lease. The balance-sheet not being filed, an adjournment clauses were pulsed, several amendn.ents being introduced. ah. I Pd I Amway , I (Ming . Rinse 1 Dia t 04117 IN i n Iftwas war ordered. Some new clauses were added. I Yousra47. So 1 p.M. IN IS Do. New 140 all 110.016.441Rjamn..r.0p # 100 11 411 -- is RE FIRETT.—AFPLICATioN FOR DISCHARGE. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES (IRELAND) BILL. ise eml= ca. feLessimerv" 8 11/ -, NM all Do. 51 do.. 77,wtt.0•. - - The bankrupt, described as a merchant of Newman - street , The committee that proceeded with the further cooeide . 110. 145 aCbea/nne. -• ... 114 all Dole p.ai.Hdb.. . 35 19 - had carried on business as an importer of foreign goods, at ration of this bill, sad passed the remaining clauses and the g e e n eel lye - M lodise Manch MI •1 Ms ger - e. 111. IN Matra elear. 44 pee et. 90 92 - 46, Newmanetreet. He now applied for his Mane from preamble . less than two minutes. The bill was ordered to 10 en &MLR 4 I - IL 115 De. Oa 5 per A MO 101 custody. lee reported Moseley. lit. 100 =sad Misr -.. 91 1111 - at. Da. 18 pm et. sa 94 011 Mr. E. Reed opposed. on the ground of fraud and ads- et. no oemoomelee „..-.... 104 UN 1081 IL 110 Ma/b.Oarpilp. .... - description. The bankrupt bed traded under the style or DRAINAGE (IRELAND) BILL 19 all Dark led Nu11im...... .., - - 10 ail llf.ftgaswladi firm of P. A. Feret sod Co., but there was not a word of This bill was also further considered in committee and es e n o, 3eure a,.. _. „.„ ~.. . 81 7 - doe h mina.- - 5 7 this in the advertisement. the clauses ;farmed with some amendments. DI all Do. A J•sidlly..antlle 1 2 - UMB De. do. lend . do. 5 I -, Mr. H. Swiooey, manufacturing jeweller of Paris, deposed [Left sitting.] Is all Da. B Ip.e.sepeuseh s II 119 en Da. En. Bey. do. 4 8 - that he had sold 1501. worth of goods to the bankrupt, who . lll all Dublin andl~ Tu. el 43 U all Drod..hirth. It AbilJo. 19 U - - ft at do. lend do. 4 8 119 N.E. I. of Canada. p. it 15 U .... - represented that be bad an account with a banker in Paris, et. 100 Nut - and gave alO days' bill, which was dishonoured. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE It. /00 heasettilasse 44 IN Ul4 Da. Pane ....... par } s r Mr. Sawed submitted that the court had no power to ___.-__ 114,, DM lloalms Holm. Moab 10 all Do. entertain this complaint in the present stage of the cam. A 100 Be. 011eskli - -•- 111.. 100 Do.lottstFlolg.sp.e 97 1111 - It should be brought forward on the application for order of Or ammo riesaohays.) se an Bast Sidlsik discharge. The court was now reetneted to such objections A 161 and films* I:i 1 1 PONTEFRACT MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 01 - 100 gds ass** te - 89.1 Pd 1 RAUWAIM. 1 Mein, prior. I Ulu. only as appeared on the judgment or other process. 111 all Taatisall Jim - - - 4al 41.1seseashoseg6p.ossi. Se ii Ms Honour, being informed that the bankrupt had only CAETLEFORD STAKES. 111. 194 Namur It I. Western 101 108 * alb Do bused at -AU. . 1.91 191 been in curtody since the let of July, maid be should not Richard ... 1 10 all OnaiNarthedllootland 140 146 100 49 Lausanne sad Trlbourx par I pm - , ... -- discharge him. right or wrong. Unfashionable Beauty ... ... St, 100 Revel Marlboro Mr. Sargood protested against the case being disposed of L'Hirondelle ... se. 100 DA L 11 Area. no dlr. on ll5l 1161 114 20 an Do.(latellearlerelNep.e. - - - 111. 100 Do.B f 1118poLlspaldll 123 155 - AO all ParbtLyeosturcest. - - in this summary manner. 4 nor. It 10D,Gt. deaths West. tires; 1051 1M - la all Do. New S per cent... 1 19/ t - The Commissioner-lf you are not satisfied with my der PARK H I LL STAKES. T.Y.C. Ilk 111011 red Wears 72 - 4 all Itoya/twedbMper cent. 8 - i cirion you can appeal. ip. im DoMemerSaLgesJlM 4O 4 1 Heroine f, Prince= Louis, sod Laura are here. Man S.AnutLoni•Ven. tp. c. 1 II 10} Mr. Sargood-We cannot do that, on account of the ex- 00 . 1 IsinownlredrY UM I9oe 106 1 1 10 all Sontbornonlrsocelp.e. 11 Douse. PONTEFRACT HANDICAP. One mile. St. 100 Lanese aid Illedurall 18 114. 01 - 100 an VletorEmmonuellp.a. es le The Commissioner-I cannot help that. Then you must Wynestey and Bushman lire hers . Ilt. t 1 - 10 all W.RN.W.ofFrancedp.o. 111 12 - submit. it 100 .... BRITISH lUD NB. WEST YORK NURSERY HANDICAP. T.V.C. 81. 191 ... I•Zreallilettli enla: a M RH 6 THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. MIDNIGHT MARAUDER& Jaen Anderson end George Roberts, two ill-looking fel lows, who game an eddies. near Seven Dials, were charged by Sergeant Gordon, 28 C, with loitering in Charles-street, Haymarket, for the purpose of committing a felony. Sergeant Cordon laid that while in company with Shilling. ford, A 325, both being in plain clothes, they observed the prisoners loitering in Charles-street, Haymarket, and suspecting they were out for an unlawful purpone, watched them, and saw them go into different doorways. The pri soners then left and went into the Haymarket, Pall-mall East, as far as Waterloo-house; erased over to Spring gardens, went to Charing-eroes, then hack to the Hey market. From the latter place they made their way to Lame ter-square and Chandoe-street, every now and then stopping to reconnoitre and talk. Determined not to give the priso ners a chance of unpin by means of the courts an the neighbourhood of Bedfordbury, the officers, who bad watched them most perseveringly, seized them and asked them what they were at, and why they had visited so mealy different places, when Anderson replied, " Why we ain't been there to-night." They were then taken into custody, and on them a knife and lucifer matches were found. In answer to Mr. Knox, Gordon said he had known Anderson for a long time as a companion of the wont thieves, and Roberts formerly used to be with thieves, bat ha bad lost sight of him for four years past Roberta rid it was no use asking the of any questions, as he wae• young man from the country, knew nothing a London, and of course did not know the names of the streets. Anderson said the officer bad told such a long story that be had quits forgotten the name of the street the officer first started with. Shillingford, 325 A, corroborated Gordon. Mr. Hoot remandod the prisoners, ordering them to be well looked up by the officers. Kirgrian Voixwr guts.—A review and field-day of the whole volunteer force of the comity of Kent took place yesterday at Old Park, near Canterbury, in the pre. mecca of many thousands of spectators. The prises won st the annual county prize contest, which took place oh Time day and Wednesday, were awarded to the successful com petitors by the Lord-Lieutenant. At the termination of the review the Lord-Lieutenant expressed his entire satis faction with the general appearance and high state of em. dewy which had been manifested by the large volunteer army of that important county. DIABOLICAL ATTEMPT TO UPSET • RAILWAY Taan:.—loformation was received this rooming at the Paddington terminus of the Great Western Railway, from the passengers by an up train, that on Thursday night as a train was on its way from London, and when within about three miles of Bath, the signal was given by the engine driver of something wrong, and the train was stopped with all possi ble despatch. On investigation it appears that two large stones had been placed (one on each rail), with the v i ew of amebae the engine off the Eno, but which providentially did not take place. One of the stones was crushed to atoms, and flew over the driver and stoker without doing them any serious injury, and the other stone was forced out of the way by the sword or guard which is placed before the wheels. One of the stones is mid to have been about 40Ib. in weight. THE ExCUTION OF BIICKIIAM. —lt seems that in addressing the multitude this wretched man spoke is • loud tone, bat in a rambling manner. He said be was going before his God, from whom he ex pected pa pardon and forgiveness of his sins, and was prepared to die in peace with all men. He forgave his prosecutors, and hoped God would forgive them, as some swore false against him. He was never a spy nor an informer, nor a stag, and hoped none of those he addressed, or anyone else, would become spies or informers. (Here there was a cheer mimed by some in the centre of the crowd. which was taken up generally.) Some of the witnesses did not act right upon the trial, and he hoped their souls would not have to answer for it. He again prayed to God for mercy, sod concluded by raying, "I hope 000 e of ye will become spiee or informers." The un fortunate man's ignominious death was witnessed by his wife, daughter, and son ; and the latter on hearing him state that be was never an informer nor a spy, cried out, " Bravo, father ; I knew you would die true." The rope having been adjusted, the total bolt was drawn, and, owing to the great fall, be died without much struggle. It was highly improper to allow Beckham to deliver such an ad rew. PONTEFRACT HANDICAP. One mile. Wynnstay and Bushman are here. WEST YORK NURSERY HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Weetherspy, Donn brook, aby Fallow Buck, Allover. Swift, Harvest Moon, De Conroy, Wedmore, and Lord Duixheary are hare. we ail rotar..roUrairoab is 8 Ild - U. 1N a.a ao.Cbso./sos -.- •-• U all 1191111= - ... -. " 1 10 all /dab: I 7 - U. 10 =sad Imre 7l 00 N. 100 Clirdsolar .... - 1 06} 1461 106} N all ark rid anGin ..- - - N al C10nnra11....., . ....,! 31 7 - II all Do. A J •siar.assu a 1 1 - 1• all Do. B p.s.lka rad rat 6 I -. 111 all DOD& andlo~ Tao. 61 41 - N all Dood..hrtb.dbllboljs. 19 11 - N.l SU 10 00 0 loolor A TZUss II IN N. us 18841440 lhaloo,, 114diA - - - M. 1411 Do. 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But the chest wax discovered, and he was prosecuted for !*". ,. mag the goals under false pretence*. The jury found Es gully, but the judge reserved the case for the Court of .iPpeal, as the woman swore that she did not believe he 100 100 100 100 100 100 Roo 100 100 1100 __. a l et pm i i vm 119 141 106 106 44 06 111 13 109 111 1 11 p.a OS 96 11 01 Oa is ms V s ` sal 140 145 SU U 102 104 102 106 00 90 :1 BS I" ne ke 41 44 128 110 190 126 103 106 18 114 _ 110 The p.or girl, Maria Mitcham, whom) throat was eat in While, by her rejected suitor, is expected to reamer, A fatal accident, under very painful ciretun '4aces. occurred at the Wortley station on the London and North-Western Railway, near Leeds. on Tuesday evening Not Walter Hopwood, about seventeen years of age. the 13 0 of the master of the station, was crossing the line with a somber of railway tickets in a bag, when he tripped his fist 'pried one of the rails, which had been recently inlaid, tel fell upon the line, sod before he could recover himself a traia passed over him and killed him on the spot, in the are•euce of his father end other persona. The body was owl mutilated. Subsequently a coroner's inquest was 414 1, ands verdict of " Accidental At the beginning of the present century Trinidad, ia the West Indies, exported over 300,0001b1. of cotton. Cotton was at that time a larger export than cocoa from Iltat ialaal A great portion of the soil in Trinidad is adapted for cotton growing. SoUTHAMPTON Jrir 17.—The Shannon sailed beige to-day, at io'clock, with the fortnightly mails for the Bridal and foreign West Indies, the Pacific, California. atd Central America, together with 77 wszwere• She t l ok " freight, sovereigns, 21.0001. ; go ld coin, 1,350/. ; ft, net min 400/. ; jewellery. 1,2051. ; French jewellery, 'P' 7l .• sr ' s, a ful Cargo of French en English rrterchan ne. • The Tagus sailed he nce totter, at 2 o'clock, for Lis '', be., with a ship's mail, 40,0001. in sovereigns, and a Mend cargo.—The Tarter sailed hence et 4 p.m., for Vigo ad Lisboa, with a ship's mail, several perningtem. and a :nerd imago. She took on freight specie value 8.2E0& sad 'Mt horses for Lisbon. —The Hamburg sod American Com ?um.. stearnahip Saxonie, which veiled berme yesterday me N ew Y or k di rect, took out upwards of 500 flora Hamburg, Havre, and this port, and on frei P ir n e :1 8 1 "M,„ of general merchandise, including jewellery. /to, fines n t..•te. valise 51.150 francs. LAYETAL PALACE. —BLOW DIN ON THE Low ROPE ft2 E SNILLLNO DAT. —Till EMMY, JOLT 17.—Aduneeione Mi Parme Bo7 nt. 12,529 ; by mason tickets, 1,278; tied kes, 13,. FOLLION ZA.6,8111. :were , - 7 - sa a 2 AWA Y &WM, a Reetardeis Ardennes Baldadt&lea.li.g.Tp" Jeannie . to Gralsesesse Cornsoauz Mins Itala 10001opo Irloosolpa ii 7 It : 2lf -.pal e 10} lla Dutch sn.nLhh w 4r.4.11 et Irrisao • 0111 2 r. Es isolsa gim. Alt. Omani el Imo— OS. Lliana& oser=so=l Like Onslosse • Pala aim saa Timiksa 114rona said... *iris Antonia iNius.d Wee Lt s ais fre.szscipi 141 141 I 19g 21. Pi 4 so 10 ;Tali r " Norwegian Trek row. OttainenlinynesAMls) Peria Was. andlNkran Xs& sod Odom Bailie mg U. Ntraigerm Criewm=ler• aka indi • • Illegal Drib MT ger own nanineo and New . Do. per NM. Nose gaper* Nang& Vineries ilLeit Portmoggreweip Tuna enet %veer Deeineen et liras 11 Won ramie Do. rg per tent Pori WeegNS.wgg 4 10 $ 1 4114 41 43 44 40 14 16 11 16 10 n ' 10 I Pa am i tt li n lib 1114 n - to. 1 Sit. I lam. I Pd. 10. prises 1 SOW. 41 - Allred Oats. 4.011.1501 n - - - 10, 10 brithip Iron 443 - EU 21 17 - 1.. .. Dew. G. Co.. (lartells ) 1 430 4so - .. Sot Saint (Meg* 80 44 48 - 6,1 .. Let Carafes lllO6l ifi at} - It . - Seat Care Brea - 6. - LWl.3l6egeslalarlatLYlL 13 141 2 6 4 1 - 481 ... Grumbler St St. Asti& lO# 161 17 - 4 . ... Gruell South Tagus - 0. .. IL M. Vet Gialasal 4II 6# - 0,• . - Grenville - 1,010 .. Barad sfoot SL lfa 37 319 - 0. . .. 114.11 Nln l4o gston DOWIIN - Berths i - 4 . . Mut* 431 147 - Nerperet (Oar Lela* l 4l 43 - 114 a Ilwintly Goa Ore lll 1 Oi de le 4. .. North Dam I, - N. 9rellOg• ( -.- - It. .. N. Wls. dl II Ile. 1 4 - Imo .. North Wheal - IMO .. Paz Does. pO. Ilmer) - 1.. N freeklenee (11. LWOW ALL 40 48 - G, „ SesliT is Ooa. Visa Oe. 1 I - .. PIL C 4 6 1 110 ll 214 3 4 3 - 8, .. L Ogre Bees (Mean) . 6111•031 111 3i - .. IW. Stumpage (Maw) 14149 106 110 1 - 1110 .. Map Perk ILO 30 11 - I Tenter 191.41,66111a.C. 4# I li - 19 IL Oren - .. Vele el T0w .. 1 io gen ) MAL - - - Wasi Basset - LIM .. W. Walks 6 34 36 36 NG .. West Beton - El .. Wh. Guest Mow - 63 874 94 - .. Wh. Beller 1 66 66 - .. 111 M ( 7 1 1# 1# - LOY .. W. OW (On. Lamy 1.7.8. 16i 11# - I.MO - W. Marl Air(llauhast.) 8 If 14 - .. W. Trelawney IlAsa.) 7 13 13 144 10111017 =NIL Ne. 1 B. 1 lintin. ISt 101. prier. 1 Sals a eOpp n N tea. -1 1 Rais i Hserll. " l . f e lt d ;LCo.(Uai ' all - KM 2 Copula Silver - AWN 66 Coon Cop - WOO N Ooplepo (.) - 76,000 1 Dun limeade °upper A 1 14 - 26,000 3 Gast Del Itay(Usalted) 1 5 f ps II 16,000 1 fortune (Use.) - 10,000 90 General a se ti -. 00,000 1 Gt. Northern ail. Assera.l2C) 14 # I# # 01 dl. stew le Kmpupda (Da) 1 es 14010 8 Urges a 4 - 10,040 1 Leiteadan - 148,811 1 Meainglte ell # i 140a00 1 N. thlneC.o4mAras.(l) I i I olls - 110 toelebendlalverlas4 ell S • - 100,000 1 Port Phillip 1 11 11 - 1 Seats Berbera 0014 11 # f pre - 60.000 1 Sootilsh Mille. (Ma) 10e. I It 1 n - 11000 GI Kaolin del leg (Um.l 16 64 00 - 44174 111114 Onlte4 Nadeau on 3 a istonl I Witrthine (U..) oil j 1 - 16.000 3 Yudeneetateng (Us ). ell 3 - EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 1862. Birnsa-i-Calillig°l4B ' - i irol i rEi MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The position of the Bank continues very strong. The payment of the dividends is now oompleted, but, though the private securities have run off, the private deposits have scarcely been diminished. Of the foreign gold purchased by the Bank during the week, about a quarter of a million appears to have been carried away by the receivers of the dividends. Two ("Cum The funds opened this morning with steadiness, but have since become dull. Consols are now quoted per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. In the share market,' the course of prices is rather favourable, but there is no general alteration of importance. Generally, firmness prevails, but the markets are not so buoyant as they were at an earlier period of the day. There are a great number of rumours of serious additional reverses alleged to have been sustained by the Federal army before Richmond, but they are only very partially credited, inas much as they profess to be dated the sth inst., and to be received by the steamer Glasgow, whereas the Jura, which arrived a day or two ago, brought telegrams to the 7th. w OF 1110LAND.—M1 Via.. for the wool 11. RIM DM Ides famed 411,418,446 C 11,461,445 1111.1111.114 so =irislers' Oupttil LIMAN. US I LUL Public Dopodts dada. 1 1 4 1 1 0 1 Bay. Busks. Ocea =lL ad Walked D A a., sal M 6,213,11641 Other sev : a dv tispojr iaar MOSSAND Dills Pest tto the Alet Ttk odLK ou wassody, 00•Olf ;Med debt.. 511,016,10 Odier wirearltha.... Lemma olyi aft sad bal• _ At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 40c., being I per cent. better than yes terday. Consols are officially marked 931, 921, and 118 , 1 tor money, and 931, 921, and 93 for the account. The present quotation is 921 to 93, both for cash and the 7th August. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 235, 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1, 1; New Three per Cents., 93, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 10814 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 1001, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 265. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1041, 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 110 ; Ex chequer Bills, 17s. 20s. prem. Foreign stocks are firm, with a good demand. Turkish Bonds of 1864 are quoted 84; to 85; ; ditto of 1858, 724 to 734 ; the new Loan Scrip, 11 to I; prem.; ex div.; and Egyptian, 81 to 94 prem. Mexican Beads are dulL Spanish Certificates have not improved. Taansactions are recorded as follows :—Bra- Lilian Old Five per Cents., 1001 ; Equador New Consolidated, 174 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 94, 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 911, 1 ; Italian Five per Cents., 704, ex div. (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Maremmana Rail way scrip, 1 prem ; Mexican Three per Cents, for account, 281, ; New Granada Two per Cents, 251 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 454 ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, 1869, and 1860, 461, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 904, 91, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862, scrip, 4, pram. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 841, ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents, for account, 441, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 18; ; the Committee's Certificates, 94, g ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 731, 721, 73; ; ditto Six par Cents, 1862, scrip, 14, 2, 11 prem., ex div. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 691, ex div. Fors o'CLoct. ils,soe,tas M 050. 8,31 Joy 17. INN. 11 eimeemeat . . . Consols are now quoted 94 to 93 for money, and 93 for the account, being rather firmer in the latter instance compared with the price current at 2 o'clock. /..11,464,401 About 34,000/. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The recent heavy supplies from America and Australia are now mostly disposed of. The Sumo: however, has arrived from Melbourne with 112,000/. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm, with sales to the extent of 12,000 bales. The Eastern Counties Beltway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,6671. ; the Great Nor thern, an increase of 3,1871.; the Great Western, an increase of 8,7981. ; the Midland, an increase of 780/. ' • the Manchester, She ffi eld, and Lincoln shire, a decrease of 6931. ; the North Eastern a decrease of 680/. ; and the London and So uth Western, an increase of 4,1471. A special meeting of the bond and shareholders of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada will be held on the Bth of August, at the London Tavern, to consider and accept the "Arrangements'Act, 1862," =at the last session of the provincial par et The General Rolling Stock Company (Limited) is announced, with a capital of 150,0001. (subject to increase), in 15,000 shares of 101. each. The object is to purchase, maintain, and lease car riages and wagons to railway companies, col lieries, and commercial firms, in the United King dom and elsewhere. In the Midland Counties nu merous local companies have been established for similar objects, and several of them have been ex traordinarily successful ; but, prior to the formation, a few months ago, of the Metropolitan Railway Car riage and Wagon Company, whose shares are to day quoted I.} to 2 prem., no project of the kind had been brought before the metropolitan public. The directors of the General Rolling Stock Com pany further propose to lease and work at fixed rates completed lines of railway—a class of business hitherto confined to private capitalists ; but it is very properly stipulated that no con tract of the kind will be taken without the sanction of a general meeting. It is not intended to embark capital in either works or ' plant, but to limit the expenditure to the rolling stock required for the company's business. The direction is composed chiefly of gentlemen identi fied with the railway interest. The preliminary prospectus is issued of the Lon don General Cab Company (Limited). The object is to provide under an organised management, a regular supply of "comfortable cabs, good horses, and respectable drivers." In fact, a reform of the system under which these vehicles are at present conducted is promised. It is intended to appoint an inspector and check-taker to each of the prin cipal cab-stands in the metropolis, who will supply the hirers of the company's cab* with tickets, charging them with the exact legal fare for the time and distance they ride, and thus taking the receipt of money entirely out of the hands of the drivers, who will be paid regular wages. The pro posed capital is 200,0001., in shares of 11. each. A deputation of the Telegraph to India Company, consisting of Sir Macdonald Stephenson, the chair. man of the company • Mr. P. P. Blyth, Mr. Wil liam Dent, Mr. F. C. 'Gannon, Captain Hall, H N., and Mr. Alexander Wilson, directors ; Sir Charles Bright and Mr. Latimer Clark, engineers of the company ; and Mr. C. L. Peel, secretary, waited, by appointment, yesterday upon the Pacha of Egypt. The directors thanked his highness for his unva rying support, and received from him the assurance that they might confidently rely upon it hereafter in all their proceedings, as he fully appreciates the importance of the work, and admires the constancy and perseverance of those who have so steadily pur sued it. Llacaudirks - Dead Weight An mika) &Mr Noeurislag 1'+,8v2.1 . 79 No 9,1u0,066 Ode saml Sliver Oab 811,446 it.40,1106,8:4 MAallini• aid Cambitr. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. The Colonial wool sales are fixed to oommence OD Thursday, the 31st instant. The fresh impor tations up to the present date, since the beginning of last sales (according to a circular of Meseta Dut ton u.d Son), comprise 95,271 bales, viz. :—Sydney, 26,292 ; Victoria, 25,247 ; Van Diemen's Land, 9,585 ; Adelaide, 9,216 ; New Zealand, 12,384 ; Swan River, 114; Cape of Good Hope, 12,433; total, 95,271 bales ; in addition to which there are about 5,000 bales, sundry descriptions, held over from last sales. MA RK-LANII. - -(TEUB DAY.) The weather upon the whole ham been toe mime our I'M report, with bright sunshine, and favourable: to the "OMNI( mop lost night there was some rather heavy rain, but today it is fins, with a pleasant breeze from the S.W. The simply of English wheat winos Wed:weds, hoe been emalL Floor rather more liberal, barley and oats very coo t:acted ; malt, beans, pews, and seeds very scanty. No fresh Scotch or Irish oats woos last report. The foreign arrivals of wheat is addition see moderate, all Black lies excepting one cargo of Canadian. Flour, • few more American barred'. Barley • liberal usatity from the Sleek Na only. Oats, a sh ort supply, Danish, and Dutch; no other grain or seeds reported mince The wheat trade to-day is steady, both English and foreign, at Ifooday's prices. Flour firm, but not much business doing. Barley, • fair amount of business at about the rates of lloaday. Nat Ann ; beet Ware, 70a per quarter. O&M-Good misplas 66. per quarter dearer than Nooday, and for inferior rather more dossaded ; supply short. Beans and peas mini Lain late advsnoem. Seeds : Linseed sad rapssowl rather higher. Cloverseed well supported in prim. FLOATING Canoe& -Trade busy at full prism. WRY?. -ENO& : Emu acid Kant, white, an, 49e. to 575.; ditto, fine old, -e. to -o.: ditto, red, new, 475. to 555.; ditto, Ana old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, in., Sue old, -a. to -a; rod, new, -s. to -a Foreign : Dantsic feis. to Ms.; las, 58s. to 594.; extra, 59e. to -a ; Koolgsbera . 52e. 575.; ditto, extra, 57a. to 58a; Rostock, extra, to 565.; Ifecklenburg, 535. to 575. ; Ildcermark ditto, -a. • Americas white, 54e. to 57a; ditto, rod, 50a. to Ms.; (NBA: dian, 50a. to 565. Baum -Emit& malting, -a. to -a. ; Ane, -a. ; grinding, 27.. to 285.; sad diablling,3os. to 31e. per qr toreiga gnstli+l;: t a c. . to 23a.; ditto distilling, 29a to 3L. Ham- , Essex and Norfolk, 58s. to EN ; fins, 113 e. tors. ; and Ware, 665. to 682.; brown, 60a. to 58s. Oases-Esglish feed, 235. Od. to 26.. Od. ; potato, 275. to 31s. • ion' 245. to 295. BRAWL tick 345. to 355. ; harrow, 38s to 39a ; ez3Ba to Be. • fordo, 3135. to 325. ; tick, 375. ; irrg, 38s. to 395. ; 319. to 334. PNAIA-isglish baths, 40s. to 415.; w and blue, 40a. to 435. ; maple, -s. to -s.; grey, 365. to 38a.; hog, ON to 40a ; foreign, 345. to 33e. Fimum-English tows, 44a. to 465.; ditto Mu 47.. to Ha; eorz2, 425. to 435. ; Norfolk and Illaßolk, 375. to 39..; -a to pet sack ; U.S. sweet, 282. to 29e.; Oanadisn. 26e. to 29.: Bosnia. -s. to-s. Imwtax COIN. - White, 31s. to 33a. ; 19s. to 31. e. nowt.= Catoors, all C. F. and L -Wheat : Berdi. snarl and Mariasople, per 49211:e., 45.. to 475. ; (Mirka, 455. to 47e. ; Polish Odessa, per 48011 m, red, 395. to 41s. ; white, - • Danube and Gaits, 355. to 41s. ; 28:. to 33a. Barley : Egyptian and /gyms, per IN. to 222. ; Odessa and Danube, do. Z.M. to 235. Beans : Egyptian, per 480 1 b5.,305. 3L. Mat s : Odessa endOalate, goor.2lbe., 3L. Od. to 33. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 31s. Od. to 325. ; Frisch, do., -a. to -a. ; American, do smna.-Osaar., 29a.y see to 3N d ; Egyptian, -s. to fi , per gr.,Hemp seed, Per qr., 465. to 505.; Bustard seed, per bushel, =6 4 :. to 9s. ; brown, 7s. to 10s. ; Unsold, per qr 6(e. to ON. • Linseed oak*, En glis h, per toe,. 111 Oa. to 111. N. • 'Ame ri cas, this, in per ton, IN. Oa. to 121. IN.; 'do., in bsp,lll. N. to W. 10a; W. to 01. N. Itansillse, 101. to 10/. IN.; Rape cakes, 61. Onto 71. ; Tams, per bushel, aviator, th. to 9s. Od. ; Rape seed, English, pergr., 645. to 7/21. —..—..---- - . ADJUVALS 0110 LONDON ?MOM JOLT 14 TO JULY 18. Whist Matti& and76o Sooka. Irish. 1 °reign. i . 21420 Dada llO moo O ats I 100 600 14770 Roar, ONO* UM sacks : tarelgo. 310 seeks, OM barrels. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN (THIS DAY.) (NT NETITIOI AND wax MAGNETIC TEL (TROY oUil OWN CONILIBPONDEIC The week opened with a slight recovery from the flatness at the close of last Friday, end prices of ell dvicrip time, . except Suns, are id. to Id. per lb. higher. The large shipments reported from Bombay have a depressing effect upon Surat, which are freely offered at last week's rates. Committee quotations for fair Bowed and Mobile are raised id., but fair (Means nominally unaltered. Saks 52800—apeculatios, :1,710; export. 17,730; actual ditto, Vial The report tbie morning that Welellan bad offered to capitulate to Beauregard has for the moment utterly stopped business, and at premat it is impossible to estimate the probable sales. Coax.—Market steady. Wheat in fair demand at steady rates. Flour moves slowly. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) boons.—There has been • decided improvement, and although Do actual advance can be noticed, etlU very firm prices have been paid. Porto Rioo sold steadily; good and rise brown, 345. 6d. to 33• eil. ; grey to middling 355. 6d. to 38s. ; good middling to hue, Mt. 6d. to 41s. Floating cargoes also cootioue in active request—one of Cuba, sold fur the United Kingdom, at 21s. 3d., landing weight ; and one of Havannah, No. 12 to 124, at 235. 3d. Based very firm. Coll , ll.—The principal feature of the weck has been the public sales of Costa Rica, which have gone off steadily at the full valuations, the parcels offered in the latter part of the week selling more freely, the better qualities at lid. to la. dearer ; low to good middling sold at flOs. to itga. Privately the demand for Plantation Ceylon has not been active. The return at tie Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 16, compared with dud for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active 22,338,390 increase 542,730 Public deposits 5,223,380 Decrease 206.559 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 10,952,679 No change Otlieraeourities w banking department Coin and bullion in both __ _ Tue.—The market hes been dull and inactive this week. Rum.—A fair business km been trunnioned in laswards, at ls. Other sorts quiet. Baca.—Then has been a good deemed at tires prices, but not ready sellers at the previous curreacy ; &diem Bengal sold at gs. ; good middling white short prompt, 12e. Sd. ; middling, lls. 3d. SEM:S.—The trensactioaa this week aro not very im portant. Pimento and ginger sold at firm prices. Pepper, Sin pore, for cash, 3id. ; pimento, Fault.—For low-priced currants theta are buyers, but at terms mostly refused by holders. BaurPmram—Business is understood to have been trans acted in medium quality, but no particulars are given. 150 bags of due quality sold at 41s. Om-ma. —The market hits become quiet but steaily. JUTE —There was leas animation at this public sales, but pnrvioin prices were maintained. Minos the auctions business has been transacted *tibias rates. bunco. —The public sales of Goaterimla are progressing at about the terms anticipated, viz., good and See, par to 2d. decline ; middling, 4d. to Cid. ; and oniinary, U. to 9d. lower. ....... departments 17,671,890 LIMY* 616,353 Eleven day and other bills 727,019 Laraine 38.189 The Rest Kowa in reserve Total reserve (sass k Olin in bsoking desartimist). 9,963,500 Lamm 73,03 TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAT). The market is steody. Town tallow is quoted 46e. net easb ; Petersburg Y.C., ow the spot, 48s. ; an title mootb, moot's, 48e. ; August to September, 48.. 941. ; October to December, 49a. 9d. HIDE MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) LE ADMItALL. —Hides : Priem-1561U. to 841 W., Ito L to 3d. ; 64th.. to 72165., 3d. to ; 72lbs. to 80lbs., 3 ; 80th.. to 8816%, 31d. to 41d. ; 881 b s. to lha, 4d4 to 4Ad. Harts lugs. to 10.. car skins, light, 2.. to 3s. biL ; full, is. arnmostnen.—Mesp skies : Lunbt, 2.. Bd. to 4s. 3d. 'beading% St. 4d. to fa BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(Tins DAY.) Mews. Addends° and Smith report the plantation en emata received this morning ace on the whole not so fastenshie ; the Woroester district is blighted toaconshiessbie eatiet., sad much of the Moe in Kent, Sussex, and Farnham ti mohtritful owing to the absence of ann. with odd Rigida- Demlni of last year's growth are almost exhausted, there twin a steady coesumptive dimmed for ouch ; priors gm- Avidly advance. Large quastities ef rid bops continue to be exported to obtain the drawbac& COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Batten, 17s. ; Walls End Isunbtan, 16s 9d. ; Walls End HasensU. 17s. ; Walls End Ittewarts, les. 9d. ; Walls Eed South Heaton. 17s. ; Walls End Tess, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Trundon Hartlepool. 16e. ed. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 16e. 15d. ; Walls Bed Braddyls Helton, 16. dd Walls End Snell Hartlepool, He. ; Walls Eod South Kelloe, 18s. ; Walls Ea Ceram, 16s CsL ; Walls End Eden Maio, 16a. • Walls Had Ocelortk, 16 lid. ; Where. dile, 13e. 9d. ; West Byron, 15a. ; Walls bid Haase, 13a. 3d. ; Wyk" 16 ; Camper, 14s. ; 13ebaide Hartley, lis. IL ; Devidsee'l Hartley, 144. w ; Hastings Had, He. 9L-62 'Lips tit useliet. CASTLE PLATE. T.Y.C. Omeonade, Phantom, Bouthminster, and Brahminie are here. /3ADSWORTH HUNT CUP. One mile and a half. Maritsa& and Knatatord are here. Altar/ID.— North Pole, Nobbler, Birdlime, Formidable, and Lady Bird. HIINGERFORD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HIINGERFORD STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Senthal, Naomi f, Whirlwind, Cure-all, Calliope c, sad Mime Ed:imams are here. RENNET HANDICAP. One mile. Octavos, The Priest, and Pinkepoe are bare. JOILN 0' GAUNT STAKES. Mlle and a half. Gibraltar, Flirtatioo, Octoroon, Equator, Springbok, Vio- let, and Liberality are here. ENTRY FOR' STAND PLATE. Lord of the Manor, 9a 71b; Hamper, Pat Olh ; Cumber land, 84 91b : Tarragona, Set 71b ; May-be. Set 41b ; East Sheen, Set 311, ; Suraton.hill, Set ; Margery, let 1016; Priest, Tat 416 ; Commander, 7st ; Regenerator, wt; Hilly Grove, Set 1014 ; Mina Edmoostone, 71b. Anima —Vaucressou and Declaration. IPSWICH MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SUFFOLK CUP. Two miles. South Laasaaiire sad Breechloader an here. WELTER CUP. One mile. South Lancashire, Breschknuler, and Strike are here. NURSERY HANDICAP. narten of a mile. Perfect Cure, Sae Nymph, Luba, Trumps, Barehettlea, and Jeannie f are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Paste, Breechloader, Strike, Eastern Princess, Wild Rose, Dark Lady, and Dornane. WEIGHTS FOR MEMBERS' PLATE. Zora, 71b ; Dark Lady,Black Bees v, 7st 71b ; Strike, 7st 41b; Vigil, 7rt ; Alecto), 64 9lb ; 6st 3lb ; Sea Nymph, 64 ; and Mr. Somerville, Set Bib. MIXER.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooK. In the mining market today tbeciiiefbi;i:iiTess is still in Wbeal Ludcott shares, which have been dealt in as high as 25, and are now quoted 231 to 24f. Telegrams from the mine state that the vein of silver has been discovered in the 84 fathom level, and is considered of great value. East Caradon shares are quoted 45} to 48 ; Marks Valley, 9i to t ov 1 ; East Rosewarne , 3to ; South Phoenix, 2i to 3f ; Cook's Kitchen, 29} to ; Wheal Union, sto I ; Wheal Sithney Carnmeal, 3 to 1 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 29} to 30 ; and West Tolgus, 50 to 51. Apart from the business in Wheal Ludcott, there is little doing to-day. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un altered. We are requested to state that the share list of the Mount Rose Copper Mining Company of South Australia will be closed for London on Tuesday next, and for the country on Thursday morning. The half-yearly meeting of the Clarendon Mining Company of Jamaica is called for the 31st instant. The directors have made a call of 2s. 6d. per share, to be paid by the Ist October. The annual meeting of shareholders in the Grand Duchy of Baden Chartered Mines is called for the 6th of August in London. The following mine meetings were held at Salis bury yesterday :—At East Caradon a dividend of 17e. &I. per share was declared, and the balance was increased by 3901. • a very favourable report was presented. At M ' arke Valley a dividend of 3a. per share was declared ; the report in this case was also considered very favourable. At West Rosedown a call of 12s. 6d. per share was made. At Cern Camborne a call of 2s. 6d.per share was made. Mr. Harding (the secretary of Malice Valley) was appointed secretary of the latter mine, and the offices will be removed to Salisbury. Puemc &Boole Comattastos.—Meetings of the Public Schools Commissioners were held on Monday, Tues. day, and Wednesday last at No. 2, Victoria•etreet. Pre sent, the Esrl of Clarendon, the Lord Lyttelton, Sir S. H. Northcote, Bart., The Hon. Edward Twisleton, Rev. W. H. Thompson, H. Belford Vaughan, Eq., and the Sects. tare. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAIL WAL—The accounts for the past helf•yeer having bees submitted to the beard of directors, they yesterday de cided upon recommending the payment of a dividend for th e half•year of 2/. 10a, per cent on the consolidated stock of the oornpany. THE LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE RELIEF FUND. —Among the amounts received yesterday by the Lord Mayor is aid of the above food wax the rum of 1,0001. from the London and Weatminater Beak. THE DINTRE9B IN LANCASHIRE. IMPORTANT Merrusu.—The noblemen and gentlemen who owe most of their large fortunes to the labour employed in the optical manufacturing districta are about taking measures for the porpoise of relieving the great distress which unhappily ' prevails there. A meeting is to be held to-morrow (Satur day), et the residence of the Earl of Ellesmere. in Cleveland row, whoa the Earl of Derby, the Earl of Balearras, and other rich landed proprietors of the neighbourhood will propose resolutions bearing upon the subject, and will °deante a subscription. D&PZAT or A CHVECH-RATE AT BOW.—OD Fri day last the churchwardens of St. Mary, Stratford-le-Bow, proposed a church-rote of 2.1. is the pound, which, on their »holm to give the customary assurance that it would not I be "compulsory," was lost. A poll was demanded for Wed nesday, which readied in 98 votes being given for, and 254 against the rate. THE ZOUATED AND GENDARMERIE BANDS. ' testimony of the goodwill existing between the two coun tries. Red as a mark of personal friendship and recognition ' of their old binds of the Crimea, Mr. Smyth, leader of the Royal Artillery bard at Woolwich, the several members contributing to a feed for that purpose, got up an im promptu entertainment on Tuesday evening, in honour of the visit of the Gendarmerie of the Imperial Guard and the Zonaves, who took their departure yesterday for Paris. The entertainnieet at Woolwich, although hastily arranged. was well worthy the occasion. A large number of the Royal Artillery oflioers joined the party after dinner, when some of the bands performed and sang at the piano to the admi ration and surprise of their guests. The visitors left for London by special train at half-put 12. Before leaving, Invitation for a reciprocal visit to Paris were given and accepted conditionally, end 11111U7S00111 were made of " mover dying friendship." They were accompanied to the station in the manner they wired, by a amber of the Royal Ar tillery. 78 00 100 101 JOINT RTCICS BA Mo. 11116. I /Maga I Pd. 1 Cl. prima. I Mira. 110.orm lor axis oad U. am. lbano . a.. 06 89 - 10,000 MI AlliancoLoratUrepool 7 44 64 pea 127 i el.loo IS atultralain so 06 e7 10,000 IS Beak of = all 24 05 244 LON V* Du* of - ml TAM 10 Byttlith W. &marks . _ - - - 12,600 10 Char.Bk.Blit. Columbia I par 4Pm 6 l 1 4 *WO 110 U. Mt. isilishAlSL,Laur W ilee 14 - 040 0 0 IS Cheri Mora. el Lae. Lon., sad China an II 000 IN n mai 19,00 i HO - AO,OOOllll st asses . ssi - - Isassi fir sass sessassoss (twist ai , 18 194 187 10,000, MO Mal Bask. Malted T i 17pm 117 10,99 100 Loudon and Brannan.. & 14 14 fa i 74 SLOW' 20 Loa. Ch. bout ot *mold. an 264 24 pm - 16,000 80 Do. New - - - MOM' SO London and County - 10,950! so Landes Joint Stook ”- II 20 27 26 4 I 10,0001 10 Loadon di South Airman 12 par } pm 1* a 19,000, 100 Loa. and Wastmlaskir lO 79 61 ad 907 Telad 19,000 100 Motto. & Prot , . lisak 16 4 Ilk par 10 60,030 100 Nal Prot. of - - - 2{olo' 10 Do. New ll - - *ooo' 60 National Sauk 70 - 16,020 10 Now South Wales all 40 12 ad - 110,400 ILO Orontal bask oorpora all 61 62 ' 614 I{ooo M Ottoman Bank 20,000 100 Provincial of Irakmd - I{oo6 LA SOO& Amara& .- .. - 41,000 VI Ilake or Anneals ' 63,000 50 17016 a se London MDICILLLXDOVS. No. I SQ. I COOPOSIM. IPd I Cl. Kum. &Am. 7 ........., 10 IL i,..14 ;:oqi I* .1 . 20,000. 116 aatrallaa A0hr01..... 19 22 26 - 47.0001 10 Dees Watorworko- r . all , 47 61 - 10,000 6 Bombay Gm, Maned.. 1 'it Mg 6_0 16 - Lon le DrlLAtirlah Ala& 11... fill 30 66 - 11,710 so Do.37poso.IMISOR all II lo - 19 Do. 0 - 8,016 121 Canada land all 100 106 100 060,000 64 0 0oyi s taallarat Smolt all 11 If - 1.002026 81. Takeo 100,820' 94. . Prolamines - 360,0001 IL Do. Sp. et. Fem. Doi lOO 106 108 - 60,000 10 Llndls&Lou.Shippagli alll - - dlo - 50,1.6.1 20 Iteetludtalrrlgat Cana' I par ' 4 pa 17 795,000 St. IllwArle Tologroph Mae*, 6 Eng. aad Suit. Cop. WW I 16 Gen. Noun Norton - IMMO 1 Gant Ship (Lhattod) - 120,000 I Dam= mat. P ro [ all I t - 11,000 DAM 4 Loa. Gm Ostaihn Ll` Tai i L, In. al t 1 Si 1 " . :.- 10,u00 ♦ 10 Lon.9B.lre. Dlr.Tel. ;L) 2 - - - Kan * Madre. brigs. 0 Qom. ISI 27 pm - 12,000 10 Modnor. Xs. YaL ((Mn) an 3 6 - 20,000 19 Danced Diaconal Co & 17 If pm - 9,000 10 NortutddaCoalklroall 6 2 3 pen - 20,000 6 1146944a4u4441. Sp. art all 7 1 - L 714 100 S.Drees.&N.l3eoli...e. SI 1! 14 - 004076 I X. Inft. Australasian all I L 16 - 60,009 1 Oelmgal Om i all - 40,000 10 Orion. In. Stm. (Iton ) -lall 44 - 100,010 R. Pool Sher Land a len. 100 it 17 - 19,000 60 wad Ortota 1104antl eli 410 n T 1 10.000 00 Do. New SO 9 1t pa - 40,000 20 R.*. • lad. Tat. 9.44 al: 49 111 - 10.000 60 Xigmarsp Ins 1 all IS Is - 10,000 11 Do. Now , oil 44 64 - 4,250 IS Rio daJan. CItLIm.(L ) ; all 227 29 - oeo - 0, 760 .. Do. I 2 ; Ipm - 16,000 !Or Stood Mall Stem - 100.000 84. Amt. Invatlat !110 110 166 - 11.100 26 balk Australian land all St 04 - T{o7o 1 IIL Sato - all I I - 11 061 1 DD do. Saglstorod an - 4 0 0 10 Do. a do. - SO, 2 Telegraph to India (L ) 1 4 4 Kis 11.4.. 10 .44 no. or Anot(l.) If.L 1 i ale vor - NOP Is La.oo.o.omoda 6 4 17 pm - 99.000 6 Ca. Kingdom TaL tlo. $ 2 1 dlo - 19 0 9 lap Pao Mwmarea Laud.. la 4 11 12 114 TRAFFIC RETURNS. Miles Pea nArLWAIII open mangers Week wading July 6. Antwerp & Rotterdam — &at Anglian North Devon Week ending July 11. Belted &N. Counties — Week ending July 12. North &totem OOO 1641311 Illeckton and Darlington Week audios July 13. lieltut and County Down 46 633 Bridal and taster listen Counties Greet western to ,Chatham. and Dower rit 6.176 Kldlentd Sot* British ls7l MOO Seattlelt Central — Illtropehlre Unkei 1 410 Her- Tc42l, Told, chandlas UP lOU 625 1,227 1,070 SW MI 921 - 421 621 1,240 1,001 2,241 2,220 man 3'.000 WOO 7,665 81166 7,1114 141 674 4172 2.734 7,061 6,64 12.310 30,212 27.1117 27,242 66.130 06,340 7+o 6.000 1.766 20,711 60,006 30.230 2.474 7.266 7,296 1,606 1,164 IMO 603 960 9111 _AL.