The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-18 00:00:00

I LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, (Before the Judge Ordinary.) WOOD P. WOOD AND 7.11.116R1. This cue sou resumed this =ening. Miss Slater corroborated the evidence et her father, and also deciad that there bad ever been as; impropriety be. tween Warren sod herself, Miss Sophia Slater, her snot, who had Heed twenty yens with her brother, said that Warren was their intimate fried, and used to come to their hones sight Is of reports she bad beard, she desird Mn, Wood tinue ber visits. Warren seemed very nervous giant these reports. The conduct of the respoedents had oestainly nothing in it to justify them. Warren did n e t lik e to take Kn. Wood home, because he thought it would not be proper. Wm. Piper mid that the co.respoodent had only bronght Mrs. Wood to his boathouse own They came to en Mrs. Piper, and to look at a picture which Warren bad drawn et the house. J sae Swiesey, Yrs. Wood'. , end John Stria ney, her father, also d e ni e d that t ha d been the smallest familiarity between the respondents. Miss Elisabeth Main, of Deabigh•street, a friend of the respoodeat, contradicted soon petals in Gregory's eridenco. She had Doom been to eremorne sad once to the Oxford with her ; but the respondent's conduct on both 0001401111 was i m peac b 1 e. Mri. Elizabeth Slater, who kept the lodging-hence in Den bigh-street, gave similar evidence. The case was still incomplete when we went to pram COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) IN NZ DLXIIL •ND MIL The bankrupts were merchants, lately trading at 15, Can non-street West. They were adjudicated bankrupts is January last, and were at that time both out of the way. Daniel wsa sutmequeutly arrested at Jersey, but having surrendered to the bankruptcy be obtained his roles'''. This we. the sitting for his examination and discharge. The joint debts are stated at 2,573/. ; assets returned at 400/., of which Mr. Cooper, the manager, reported that about 330/. had been realise], chiefly from the separate estates of the bankrupts.. . _ Mr. Sargood appeared for the sesignees, and Mr. Treberce for the bankrupt. Mr. Sargood stated that Maar bad not yet surrendered. Daniel had been taken os a warrant in Jersey, but the assignees allowed him to surrender, and be had since filed accounts. The trading had only extended over twelve or fon , teen months, and the ass' wished for joint and separate cash account., also and deficiency accounts. Mr. Treherne stated that the circumstances of the case were peculiar. The bankrupt now before the court had brought 5,0001. into the business in February, 1862 ; his partner had kept the books, and he knew nothing what ever of the accounts of the concern. In January last be was surprised by receiving a letter from his partner, stating that then were ruined. Ilia Honour said the bankrupt must comply with the law, and file the account. required of him the lame as soy other beefing:4.. Mr. treherae said it was impossible for him to do so. He might as well be adjourned one die. Sargood asked for an adjournment UM November, which was ordered. IN RE NTTCHELL. The bankraptos eark in a bank, applied for his order of discharge. His debts were only 1201., bat sinoeist his creditors were siz tailors. Mr. Sykes opposed for the official assignee. The bank rupt bad given a bill of sale in the present year, and his jut pitons had been sold. His salary was 90/. a year. A creditor named Hardwick opposed in person, and asked that the bankrupt should be required to set aside something out of his PO/. a year. The bankrupt said be expected bis salary would be nand to 100/., and he had no objection to set aside la a year. An adjournment was ordered to give the bankrupt an op portunity of making some arrangemeot with his crediton. IN JOHN ZDIIVITD sitaw. The bankrupt was • tailor, of Fleetstrest. Debts, 1,3 0 71.; asset., 1401. ; expenditure, 2001. a year. Mr. E. Reed opposed for the assignees. The lookrurt examined, said be had been four years is Fleetstreet, paying • rent of 100/. • year. He had no lease. The premises were now closed. In 1839 or 1858 he bad eomootioded with his creditors, owing then about 1,600/. Two years ago he bad called his creditors together, and offered Ts. 61 in the pound, payable by instalments, extending over twelve months ; but it was not accepted. lie owed then about the mine amount as he did now. Before that be had been sued for 221/., and judgment obtained sx-tiost him. He obtained indulgence sod went on with his business. He owed sums to two boarding. school keepers, incurred in 1861 and 1862. In January last an execution was put in for Rh. ; be paid 101. and the expenses, and arranged to pay the rest by monthly instalment'. After that he bought 250/.1 worth of goads from Meows. Platt and Co. and some from Mr. Ford. As the season was then advancing he hoped to do a better trade. The purchase of Platt and Co., was a first transsetionj; bogies them • ball at threeor four months. In Murcia he bought geode of Moses, Son, and Davis. These and other goods had been given up as part of hie estate. His trade was a fluctuating one, and be hoped it would im prove. He bad been in business rises 1851. He had pat a plate-glass front in his shop, which had cost 1701. Had paid Mr. Ford 43!. for goods since February. He had a reason able expectation of being able to pay his debts, as • cash cre ditor for 400/ had promised not to trouble Lim. lie could have gone oa but for Mr. Ford suing him. After hearing Mr. R. Griffiths, for the bankrupt, His Honour said the bankrupt ought to hare come to the court much earlier. Two years ago he had offered • coot position and is January last he had an execution on his pre. miss. Notwithstanding this be had gone ma oostracting debts, when be could have had no reasonable expectance of being able to pay them. His debts were now 1,3701., and the dividend would sot be more than • few penes. The order of discharge most be suspeoded for twelve months from this date—the bankrupt to ha without protection for three =oaths. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. KILLING • VALI:UIIa 8011.81 -- 7111101.7011 CARKLESS Jakieil Kerby, aged 20, • carmen, residing at 2ti, Little Mary -street, Itageat's-park, was charged with being drunk and earelmely driving • horse and cart, thereby killing • horse valued 301., the property of ILr. Andrew L•oe, cab promietor. P . :Aloe-coast ible's44 N, said be was called Ito see the accident, and boding that the defendant reeled and staggered he locked him up. From the statement of the etimplainant's cabman it ap peared that the defendant was driving one of Mr. Left wich's ice carts serous the Fontanellle-road. The defend. ant was driving at the rate of almost ten mile. per hour. The shaft of his cart went into the chest of complainant's borne and killed it ea the spot. Mr. Waitaki., who appeared for the defendant, suggested that the nee should be withdrawn, and all partite could go to the bicker court without prejudice. Mr. D'Erneourt requested the police to withdraw the charge, but he did not wish it to be stated that the magi strate dismireed it. The case having. been withdraws, The complainant stated that be considered it very unfair. He had plenty of witnesses to s►ow that the defeadaat was drank. Had it bees his driver, a poor cabman, the case would have been ewe late. wad no lenity shown him. WORRHIP.STREET. TrIINING THE TABLES. Willisst Tyrrell, an omnibus time-keeper In the Hackney road, was charged before Mr. Cooke with a violent assault upon Mr. George Eden, a boot sod shoe manufacturer, is Iluntiott ri istreet. Kinpland.road. Mr. defended, and the complainant, whose face was in • frightful condition from manifold violence, both eves fearfully blackened and swolleo, besides other injuries, said -1 esterdayafternooo myself and two Moods, no returning from a ride, went into the Durham Arms public-house, io the Hackney-rood. While partaking of refreshment at the bar, some person flung a cushion from another compartment on to our beads. I picked it op. Defendant came in and claimed it. I mid be should not bare it until he apologised. A struggle ensued, and be struck me about the face, cettliull the injuries now apparent. Cross-examined—l was perfectly sober. My friends woes partly is liquor. Mr. Beard—Why did you wish him to apologias Complaisant—Reclaimed the cushion as his own. Mr. Beard—Where di.l be come from . _ . Complainant—From the street. Mr. Beard —Very well, then, he could not have thrown it over the partition. Some other pence must have done that, sod because he claimed his own you wanted an apology. Now did yen not strike him first, and your friends afterwards waist you Complainant—l swear that I did not strikes blow. Mr. John Atteabary, a watehinaker.oonfirmed his friend's statement, but on being closely pressed by Mr. Beard. would nos swear that eamplairmat did not strike the time-keeper, and admitted that the inspector at the station alleged the other of the three, a Mr. Chilleodon, was drank. Mr. Mind, for the complainant, then called John Smith, the herniae at the Durham Arms, who said :—All three of the gentlemen came in a little the worse for liquor. After the cushion was throws, the time-keeper entered from the street, and s►id it wee his. An apology was required. He refused to give one, es he had not offended, and while struggling for poe. nessioe of the cushion, the complainant struck him violently on the cheek. He retaliated, a fight ensued, and all three of the gentlemeu were on the defendant, who, however, certainly got the best of it. Several permits were presoak and exclaimed against there being three upon one man. Mr. Cooke—Why, this is your witness, Mr. Nod. He has turned the tables tapes you. (To defendaus) — Youca• Dow get. Mr. Beard-1 tbaak you, sir. Discharged. A soldier quartered in Winchester Barracks was foaled a few days op for theft AMERICA. REPULSE OF GRANT WITH GREAT LOSS. (norm'• linamAx.) (Psi the Ash. viS. Crookhayse.) NEW YORK. Jens 9, Brinma. On Friday General Grant attempted to force • passage over the Chickahomiuy, and was repulsed with the loss of 6,000 men. General Grant is reported to have abandoned the attempt to force Lee's Chickahominy line and to be making • fresh combination for the capture of Richmond. The New York World seberts that Grant has commenced digging towards Lee's works. .... General Hunter has defeated the Confederates under Jones, near Staunton, Western Virginia. Jones was killed. Hunter has occupied Staunton, and the Confederates have retreated to Waynesboro. General Sherman has occupied Aokworth. _ _ The Baltimore Convention has unanimously no minated Mr. Lincoln for President, and Andrew Johnson for Vies-president. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1864. 1031 6 dls 61 1631 21 93 !3 I tialea 131 II- COMMERCIAL INTELLIGMCS.. NEW YORE, Jou 9, EVIIIIING. (P.r the Asia, N Halibut alai Otooktuives.) Gold very much excited ; closing quotations to day, 94. Exchange on London, 217 ; on Paris, 2.60. Stocks quiet. New York Catania, 1321 ; 132 ; Erie, 112} ; 5.20 Bonds, 104. EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE AND MURDER IN FRARCE. The Echo de in Marne gives an accouut of a suicide and a murder by member' of the same family at Loisy (Marne), the two crimes being the consequence of sit incident futile in itself —the eating of two strawberties by a child. Toe daughter of a M. Itenanx, a resident in the above-named village, was to make her first communion a • week ago. In the mowing, however, before pm ,eeding to the church, while standing before a dish of anawbeii forgetting for a 0106111 at the solemn ceremony io which she wii• about to take pert, she inadvertently tasted the fruit. This was, ot course, sufficient to exclude her from the communion on that day. The child, nevertheless, attended the service, but without joining in it, and the core, loaning from her the muse of her abided. tine, spoke to her kindly, and told her to return the following morning. Sae reached home and stated what had taken place to her parents, and the latter appear to have reproached her in severe language, and to have tetrified her by an exaggerated description of the con sequences of her fault. After retiring to rest, the child's terror seems to have overcome her reams, se she rose, dressed herself, and, secretly leaving the house, fed across the fields and took refuge at a farm at some short distance. Here she was reeogained, but instead of being seat back home, she was taken to the school which she attended in the village. In the meantime, the mother happening to enter the room where her daughter alept,fonod the bed empty. She was seized with a ten Rile misgiving that her daughter must have drowned IteneU. The mother instantly rushed in the direction of the Marne, and was seen no more. Four days litter her body was found an a low bank at Solanges. A brother-in-law of lichee. Reams, residing in the same neighbourhood, had for some time previously given signs of mental derangement, sod the disappeerence of his brother's wife, for whom he bed • great respect and atfectioo, suf ficed to entirely unsettle his mind. The night pre siding the mowing on wb;ch the body was found he became most violent, and from time to time took up his fowling-piece. His wife, who was alone in the house with him, was struck with terror, bat dared sot move. In the morning he went out with hie gun, but was shortly after seen returning in • state of great excitement. A farm servant had just time to inform Mule. Matsui of her dearer, and she concealed basil( in • garret. The servant, however, paid for his devotedness with his life, as Itenaux turned on the was and discharged the gun into his breast, killing him on the spot Reissue beet pointed the second barrel to his own forehead, end blew out his brains. It was at the moment that this tragedy wee Nan accom plished that the body of Itches. Ronan: was found at Soleness. The murderer leaves • eon, and the murdered man • wife and two children. WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.) SATURDAY, JUNI 18, 8 A.M. T.. W. 8..5x D. 1. It. S. - -- Naas '29.77 69 W.S. W. 1 3 2 W. be - I Aberdeen 9.79 61 S.W. 2 4 W. rb 0.10 1 lAth - 1 Ardreetan O6. •7 67' 8. 2 4 I S.W. ob - 1 Greencastle ll.Bll 51 W.S.W. I ,4 I W.S.W. ro 0.08 3 Galway • - - - - - - _ Valeatta Cape Clear 80.12 15 W.N.W. 6' 5 I B.W. a 0.25 6 Queenstos.i 06.9467 B.W. 4 6 1 &W. ro 040 6 Liverpool Beiyheed Pembroke 30.10 57 N.W. . 4 6 S.W. rb 0.35 S Novena Sweet I:Orient.. 30.16611 W.S.W. : 4 1 , &W or 0.04 4 Rochefort - 2 30.14 GI N.W. 5 3' W WI ob 0.50 2 r4o n 3.. eth 3O 11 62 W.N.W. 4 4 . W. .mb 0.35 S Portantouth 30.0359 N.N.W. 6 8 • W.S.W. ro 0.23 S Loodon PG 00 61 W. 6 6 r W. Iro 0.20 - Dever 190460 W.&W. 1 3 2 , W.B.W. cc 0.60 2 Tarawa* - 2 Scarborough. 39.90 110, .N.W. , 1 1 ; W. ro 0.08 1 Wile& ellgteaad - 2 reoaseus en Poured= ray 8. to W. and v. W., CosMee. W. to N., strong to moderate, fresh, rale at times. *mom As above. Wisrepp. As above. B.W. to N.W. dnd N., Sovelims. W. to N. and back, fresh, rate In places. fresh to strong, showers le places. Westerly,fresh,squally, Wren& As next above with showers. PlortherorAcotlasad. WesSeramlrelwod. Wake, sad sa l. s ..snags iouthern.Engllab Channel and Biscay Ital. 21111141112 lastward Ingtand and North Se& lONDAY. ~ moderate to showery in Scßiors FIRES AT WESTMINSTER AND BERMOND SZT.—(THIS DAT.)—This morning two 6rea happened I. the metropolitan district, one sear the Hermes of Parliament, and the other in the dessely.populated pariah of Bermooday. The first fire was at a few minutes before 1 o'clock, on the premises of Mr. W. Hewitt, an oil and eolouresaa, No. 56, Tothallstrest, Westminster. It was not extinguished till 203 feet of the buddies, to gether with its valuable stock in trade, were nearly destroyed. The building and contents were moored in the Weetmiester Fire-ofiloe. Before this fire was entirely extinguished another one took place on the premises belonging to Mr. G. Shebat). a bread and biscuit baker, No. 2. Commercial.place, Bermondsey. The premised were destroyed mad those of Mr. Garrett, victualler, greatly damaged. The principal loss will fall npoo the Beyal Babas'* Fire-office. SHOCKING AND FATAL AOCIDENT.—A MAN IM PALED ON A RAILING.—INQINIST die Dar).—This morn. leg Mr. Humphreys, ormeer fur Middlesex, held en inquiry touching the death of a pander, named William Whitehall, aged 24 years. It appeared from the evidence that on Wed nesday last, the deceased. who wax a painter, was em ployed in painting a house is Victoria-terrace, Victoria. road. He was on a bidder at one of the windows, when by some means he fell aid came down with great fora ou to the spikes of the railiop is frost of the house. One of the spike* upon which he fell penetrated his skull, inflicting shocking injury to dill brain. Medical aid was procured, but death occurred almost immediately. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death." DEATH PROM STARVATION THROUGH DREAD Or A WOREHOESE—Dr. Leukemia and a jury met last even. log at the Old Vineyard public-house, Vineyard-gardens, to inquire into the death of Elisabeth Gregory, aged 64, who resided at 37, Northamptoo•row, ClerkenwelL The ' , Marmot a situate who had known the deceased for years, Seeded to show that the deceased had previously sup ported be. elf by her labour, and bad put by a few pounds in the savings bask, there being 101. to her account at the ties* of her decease. She lad a honor of the workhouse, sad would not go there ; sod, uadsr these eirennietaneee, sought to eke net the little _„ money she peewee& and coesequently &Died henelf the neoesearies of life. It wee also stated that a peony loaf would last her for three days. Me fi rmly refusal tr. have • doctor ; and about 2 o'clock as the morgue of Wedoesday last, whilst sifting up in bed, she utterred an exclaim tioo of pain, and fell down lifeless. Dr. Skaife said that death was caused by extreme exhaustion from an advanced min of disease. The Coroner, in addressing the jery, said that although death was caused by consimp ties mesequeut upon • diseased state of the longs, there was no doubt it wee amelersted by want of the proper peones:ism of life ; if the disease itself had sot been ceased by want of toed. The jury resulted • verdict that the d.. peed died of consumption, and that her death was accele rated by waist of the proper necessaries of life through dread a the workhouse. COTTON FROM JATAN.—The Japeuese must be surprised at their owe capabilities as producers. Three time, mare skim has ten yowls during the last sem= than there ever was before. The price of this staple, too. has tripled Saco it lase round • market in Europe, and the wharf is piled with halts of it for weeks together. Exten sive preparation's,. being made by farmers for In their mop for the eomieg souse, sad no doubt Ora= be grown for exportation the remiss SOMPOIL In the spoon of Sr. years the three great staple* of the country—tea, silk, end cotton, have increased threefold, and their prices have risen in se equal ratio.—Kaaagena Correspondent et Roo York Times. WA ITIIIB DAY.) Two o'f3zoot. The railway market is flatto-day, Lid most of the principal lines have experienced a reluotion. Great Northern stock has deolina 1 per cent. ; Caledonian, 1 ; Metropolitan and Great Eastern, 1 ; and Great Western, London and North Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1. Loudon and North Western is now quoted at 1111 to 114} • Great Western, 66/ to }I ; Mid land, 1311 to 132, ex the new issue ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1121 to 1131 ; South Eastern, 901 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 461 to ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metropolitan, 113 to ; Great Northern, 131 to 132 ; and Caledonian, 118 to 119. East Indian stock has re,eded, and Grand Trunk Fourth Preference is dull. Foreign lines are extremely inactive, and prices are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. O&DINLLY MAMA AND 'roam O. I% I kULWLn. 1 Cleling Pii ooo I Wel 104 ‘.7 I 7l'tords7. I tO I pis. In all bars., VIOL* Stour's/ et. 1100 laythond T7no 10 .11 Bostoo,dlestrdok JUG U. ;100 Bristol sad 16.4(x St. 1100 ,Caledonlaa IS ai tAark and /Madan 10 a 4 , Cornwall 10 all Do. •J A moat,. tenth 10 211 1 Do. p. o.lspold to B. 1111 all Dublin sad Ds.huie i all Dundoe,PorthoLtbdin 81.. 100 ,11d/oburgbood Elloagow Si. IGO ,OloGjow sad e. Vf atom 100 Groot Mastro Ord. et. el 100 ; Do. A Block .-- I. Mtg. Owed North of Scotland .Gesst Northern Do.A ••roe. so div. on- Do.B I tile e. lipoid B IGL Booth & Wog. Groat Waders _ _ II 111 —•— If Si 114 id 114 11% Sit U ST 16 1T 91 U 106 NI Ma in 183 113 14S 1$ LtS 132 91 93 elf CI 02 IA 43 43 3.3 Li 100 102 113 k 117 f 60 28 106 106 41 63 112 n 11.4 t en 67 48 1133 no lie 111 1311 lan 102 104 :: • 66 : i 6 4!1 2- us 111 en 104 1141 llf 57 61 - 1131 121 Stour . Vl9,o_aa.ett I Do. (bath Walaa. ~l 100 goat Pylern St. 100 S. Vorktd. &Bina Dun , to all StalooftWontnennAn St. ,140 Van, 10 I all Do. B 10 $ Do C SO all Ulstar 06, 1 24 1 1t44 80 81 9 2 93i Me 22k 28 16 2 pm P/ 16 7 1 126 126 11 21 pm 77 78 101 111 113 130 $6 1111 64 66 63 66 901 61} 106 106 3 9 166 170 6 7 pin 3 6 pia ' 12 e bi D O . St. 100 Vale of Nadi St. 100 Victoria Stn & ' St. 100 Waterford & KUkeno.y. St. 100 Weet Cornwall St. 100 W.lLartlyi. Barb. &EL sill CUM MI 86.1Pd.1 RAILWAYS. 100 all et. 100 20 11 20 10 10 e a" 10 a', lii AtWale& at. lawman Dom. Bar. d C.ln.g.Sp.e. Do. Kew Do. II Sham Buffalo & lake Harm Do. Premium BLLY. iii.i-.7,1-ci-oi;;4,i, 101 100 101 100 St. 'lOO St. 100 100 .11 St. 100 St. 100 20 16 46 16 D. a. DAL 'do& 1, 1873, Do. do. July 1, 1873 Do. do. Jaw L 1d74 CaL & 8. Eastern sp.e.g. Cape T. & Dock Op. a. & Deour"l. But.l3aag 7 stipL e-Pm a rel .. But loch= go. 6 do. Do. 0 Yitaaalos Du. 11 do. Grand Bt. 100 ...rand Trunk of Caudal 100 all . Do. tat prat. Bonds ! 100 • all Do. du. deferral, 100 all . 110. fad 'prat Bonda 1 100 all , Do. do. daferred 100 all , Do. Srd prat Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 ' 00 ' Do. eth prat Stock Pa I all Do. dn. deterred St. 100 Great Indian Pramua l 10 , IY r Do. via 0 per rant. Hl 1100 01.3.01 India 6.6 p. et, la. 100. Do 41 per cant. 00. Do 10f all at. Western of Canada 10 18' Do. New 100 all Do.op.e.nde. par. 16794 100 ail i D 0.1,6 do. do. 1877-6 10 1 ratan Bauch. Limited 10 1 Do. New la. 100 Madras guar. op. cent dl 100 Do. do. 41 do Bt. 100 Do. do. 01 da 10 , I I Do. Ara &tendon 114. 100 , Kalb. Corp. 0 per aWI 00 , all Ilea. ono Robson's By 10 all •N. Brat. t Can. elan it St 100 N.LolCan.rlp.c.l.tp.B. Bt. 'lOO Banda Na 6 par ant. 04. 100 Do. Delhi do. Bt9o I I Do. do. do. 100 Do. Vacate do at. 1001 Do. lads& lit.Flot. do , JOINS gaiil io:boii 10,000 12010261 100.8201 227,000 i. 19.000 20.000 60,000 100,000 __ __ tiiiiiii 1 70,0001 10,000 'I 16,000 1 1 30,000 i 111,000 ! 10,000 100,000 100,000, iso,osel soo,oot 1 000000 60,000 o,cool 24),(1001 so.cool #iJ: ikl3l 2.3000 175,.000' 10,000. Weii , 60A0 60,000, 10.0ov 1%500' 12,000 WOO! ii:6561 ii:OOUI _•.°°?! 20,000, 4M°9l woc! 10,000. 100 Goo! - 60,0001 44000: 10.000 fo,"a&i' 11,500 8,5001 880,00011 10.???' 0: 6 °. 15 17:000' 10,000 10,000 _4,100 29.750 1 10.000 200,0001. 4,0.004.1 30,064 10.000 14.200 tso.oool. 104.000 i 11.300 50,000 i 5010,000 .0001 26,u00 , 10,000' 20,J00, P 3,000. 107 110 33 33 MIBIONS. 1 Owing price.. 61 ma 106 Par i PE •! 0 ! 81 9* 77 81 77 82 71 81 101 103 OS 100 107 100 1061 1066 1 Pc 20 1 14 1 9 a rs 76 el 66 46 68 66 67 10 82 • 43 46 18 SO 116 29 106 f 104 P lll 101 104 96 98 I le 10} 10. 1001 ii SY WI 111 84 Ada pm 103 104 97 91) 92 94 to 18 1 I 6 81 86 106 105 10th 101} 00 , i 0 60 , 103 106 90 08 i BANKS. No. I 86. I AuiLo, IPd I CL prime' lam. !Neer 100. Aiwa and U. Sec Bank 5O 1 130 1111 - 20,000 100 AllianoeLoaAlAnWpaisli 10r9 00 pim - 10,040 100 Do. New U 39 40 pm - 100,000 20 Anglo Anstrlan - 10,000 20 A nglo Italian (Liralkdil 5 Ilpm T 12,500 40 Anstraleas all 73 25 ee 7,600 40 Do. New !30 24 28 lIM •-• 12,623 90 BsakeiltishOolusall 10,000 26 Beat al lirl = all 2 a,10 5 .5 2 4pm 4 - 6,000 100 Bank of ,50 168 162 is .- UAW 20 Beak of Otago (/mita!), 4 par Ipm - 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (` LP 10 2 1 dl. - 80,000 60 BankaVictorts,Ambla If 29 41 - 6,000 104 Bank of Wales (10m SI 3 1 dl. -e , 50,000 10 Bask of New Zimiad 7 95 105416 - 00.000 20 Brszlaa*PortageemiL. 10 M 4 pm 135 5 11,000 60 Brit. d American la. LI 11 - - pan - 20,000 60 Braid% & Californias (L , $ 1 15pin - 20.000 60 British N. America ; 611 48 60 - 82,200 20 C. Pt. lndia,Ans, Masi all 30 41 391 405 7.800 10 Do. New - 10,000 26 Clirtril. IL 011641 a. 164 all 68 70 - 8,000 100 City - 10,000 100 Colcnial - 10,000 2) coos Kan% a Inns, de 4 6 7 pm, 11 100,000 10 Consolidated Bank (1 ) 75 7 50 0 1 11 5 4000 100 Centimontal (1.) .11 15 {pal l 17 5 12,000 60 Last London (UndterC 0 25 31 pan -., 11.000 60 Do. New I 1 Sii Mpin -... 111.000 100 Ennhah sod blab (Um , 11 5 laps - 23000 20 Sam.smit&AuslChartd ' all 11 21 - 40,100 60 English and Swedish (L I 10 15 24pm - 40.000 93 European Bankilinitsel. 10 3 4pm 131 5 1 10,000 100 Hindusn.CtdustJap.(l 00 81 Wpm 131 10,000 100 Do. New 12.0•0 100 !miliaria Bank, Limited 30 20 22 pm - 2.000 100 . Do. New - 135,000 20 ImpartalOttessea l6 4 9 pm, 181 5 12,009 23 lonian all aP 31 so - 100,000 20 Land Mort.lik. India (V 4 11 114 m; 611 20,000 60 Lon. lik.allezico,tte.:L ii 5 15P 03 1 - 1 4 ,000 100 Leaden Beak of ROA (Li 13 65 650 m; - 10,000 lin London and Brasilia 100 17 19 pm I 175 4000 103 Loo.B.Ayresd/LPhate(Li 40 It 16 mold I - 20,000 25 Do. do. New (18 3 a prnadl -ad 6,OuU , 111 a 100 lea.. 2 8. SUL ILL n 2 apm - 50,000 IV Los. MBank of Saari in 144 ILI ad , -sd 10,000 100 London and Colonial ,L. 15 65 616 m 31 . 1 90,000 60 London and County III ed ft 5,500 100 Lon. filanibm.Coa.U.o4l ill • 7pm 1 5 00,000 60 London Jotat eloolt ,LI 47 48 48 10,000 100 Lou. issid Northern (11 19 3; yst 2 2 2 5 1 30,000 20 London et South African al 245 2 54 124 6 1,000 100 Lou. &S. Western (Lisa. 10 3 •pm a 80,600 100 Lod & Weslantnator 10.000 100 'Merchant BankiLtas,). „I 1151 80 11 p. i t s 2 1 10,000 30 Illarcantile it IfichentL.l 15 919 MI - 94000 60 Do. New - 10.000 100 nitro. & Pros. bask (L ,10 911 pm 151 1000 100 Midland Bank (Um.) - 10,000 100 National of Liverpool. ;10 -- pm - 30,000 20 'N.Tro. a New! 8 - -ad 30,000 60 National Bank, iew ) 5 - - - 24000 20 New South Wales I all 47 to as - .AOOO 10 New Leland (UndSmil 1 P• 1 51 Pally, 1 1 la /0,000 10 North Western 7 - 60,400 26 ue.utal Bonk corpora ; at pm 69 61 1 - 0I ,000 100 Previa& of ndaisd. II6 SI 05 -.. 26,000 20 tictode,Piad.,tDeln(L 10 35 ittpat. 1211 20,000 25 South Anatestia al ao 42 I - 10,000 21 South Eastern (Lbs.) - 10,000 100 Used. ot B. S. Akira -21 7 Bpm - 4.460 100 Do. di. - 40,900 26 , Urden of Antics& - 10.000 23 ; Do. New . - . _ all - - - 10.000 100 Union of liana (Um ) 21 1 1 15 0162 11 011,000 IS 17miera a Leaden 110Glia. No. la. I Dodo, IPdI C. prima I roam. M I 2,006. 10. Bard sad neat WM. 109 140 142 - 12, 10 Otiat naafis( Jock 1 SAWS* IL Loam NO 74 75 - 1,9r.900 On M. Lamas* 1145 71 T 5 - 300,M 116 Sestiamptem 105 - ... .... 8514,880 Si. Vadat' lB9 100 15$ - ,upsamsesa inter Australian australMattit a ir u :l: BsellaWatorworke Bombay Ons ( BMI* AMI6OIIII lead BA tL Mag. Tel (L.) Caw& Cowpony l e ft ion adlaninandlinvg ) Otaspany IlC,ty Mess (Lise.) van. otAtteteeallee.. ( * L.) Coonterciairnionges. Centinen °°"°s4sied tal U DSL ILO;4I i Cop Cm r l ll 4 4 ) . e rtlip .( e 'Credit louder , Do. at Munitiss (L) (Credit Mobilise (Dual Palate ,isteresios ' Do. r to. ,oo =D u eb MONIS &Indian Financial Z. India Irv*. le Canal = ilan i CkelAls4.(l. ,Nog. 44 Ana :Nog tlestliaMaL irtnaacial Oorponition. lorwst. W (L. .oellivars (Limited) 1 10.Credint itin.olLon.(L Steam Navigation; HotookCoionlal As. (L) 'llodson'aDsg Inip.diler.C&LAaa ?Indian Carrying (Um.) internat. finiut.See. (L) Inter. Lind CrwUt (L), Dalian Irrig. (Can. ay.) Do. I p. c. N.Le. r. 187 Jolntiltocklliscount(L) lUDS Securities (Um.) l Load. African Tr ling ILcod.andealadon.M.(L Lood.lnstrket Teleg. (I.) Lond. Sloan. Anse (L.)I Do. New _ _ _ !land. G. Omnibus C.(1.11 11. md. Italian. &c.Stes. Loa& Province&lll mine 1 ' Iladrm int.. & Canal) Do. Marine Invest= L) 1 Mauritius IniaLdte.ll.ll Media Titan. Tel L Iltatal Land &Col. C. Natsoaal DM Com. IL., National litmus Nay. (14 , I Nerbudia Coal & L N. Zealand T.& Loan( L ) t N. lint.& Mersin. In. L t NovetootiallandL LI 1 !Ocean lamina Imam ;Oriental Cocamerdal(L. 'Oriental Gas (Waited,' I _Do. New _ 1 Orient.lalandSteam(L) Ottoman rtnanceal Li Ottoman Gm (Limited PatiamalLlLittnam,L) I Do. rinuy. Lod (1) Pesalesular s U. BW Do. Kew _ Ittres L., K., 11.(L Iron Do. New _ _ Rlo J. City Improv. (L.; Ditto ditto . :1: I Anat. Austra. Invest. L. Smith, Knight, 1ta10.,L,! Boc.Rinan.. V.gipt e; IS. Mrleask IL & .90 ith Australian Land Autunarlue Telegraph.. Tel. Construe.allata. (LI Panama Mersey 1a..1.11 'TrustrtAgeneyntAux LI Lee L. Co of C. Canada; Unlte,ll[. Tulsa. Co. !Onlvara ?Juin. Ina. it. 'Upper Aram res(Litn. Van Dienarn's Land... Warrant Montane ,Llm. I IWattlininat Paclfic-5 L. DLIBILNTIM MCI 492,02 S 11. Ot attn. p.e.Mar..P.Sop. 1011 108916 St. o.Ntlin.,tp.c..lan.danly4oo 110,000 St. il.Watn.— W.ll. --4/I„te, p. CR. Jan. et July.... 100 410.000 St. Lanes& Yk.tp.cJao&Jly 100 680,000 St. Loo,Drigh.4p.c.Jan&JlT 100 1028213 St. IL&N.W.4p.e.Jan.la uly 100 $111,620 al. Do. 34 p.c.Jsua.t.Jaly 100 169,7110 St; ,L,P.S.W.,tp.e.Jan.Paully 100 at. oMidliutd,6p.e.Jan.faulylloo St. X. P. et D. 13.,; p. et., Feb. & ;100 81,431 St. N.Katro.,4p.e.Jaollislyloo St. ;Soot N.Z..6p.a.Ap.tOet.;loo aiisT 99 109 lie MI 19 II i t : r . . . TT SI eas ti p 1 Pui PaT aPa . ea. le a pi. a, !pm 22 It 9 10 pal WY par 4 • Sgs II SS 11l 114 104 110 I 4ps 2 11118 et >apn IN 102 10 121 p toil p .ia - 2 - 611 ibna - - 1 .3 11 . 1 I 19 1 4 3 dla 131 as SL tfpm 1! 4 pm Po 1 Par Pm 1 lif 131pai 10~ 10 pm lidla 1 1 pr. 1333 L par 1 pm *e Ipin la 94 lOpm 14pm 7 1Pm 164 11 1 9 4 ljpol 16 17 pm, 1} p I 4 m I 41741 1 4 7 " 44 61 63 46 7d 40 zd 17 19pez zd 17 a d" si 3/ 36 ft= 91 93 120 160 Idtz SO 36 11pra' as 55 I} G;d1• 1 6 51pnal i 1 Pal, n xd. 1i !Pi l 41.! it= It ti pre zd 10 1t ... I 1 --* 2apa• 93 101 Isl 100 40 100 Pi 100 09 ST 911 100 SS 100 107 100 07 90 PREFERENCE SHARES. T Tot 7 lefilo 4 71 I 26{ 7 UM i dla 1) id 14f !9 21 6 4 zd Cleat Northeie, Great Western.—Wert Mid. Oxford let par. stock. 126. Lsocashire and Yorkshire 4i per emit. (Blackburn Lurch.), 102. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 20i. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. , LyrrepooL. Utirs 17. -Ulm today i--Orest Western, 671- London and North Western, 114 A 1:4 . 4-blancliestor, ddef- Del; aqd Lincoln. 574 7 4-31 et ten, 131: - Isl. shares 4 3-16 p. -North (York), 01 41-Ditto Carlisle. 134-South Eastern, 01-Manchester, Sheffield, end Lincoln, 10/ redeem. 6 per cent., g p.-London and North Western, Chester and Holyhead, 114--Great Lezemboargeheres, 110 5- d l6 147-15panith Passives, 314 say—Couiederste loan, in lan 3701 4Pffil Bank 01 India (Unbind), 11 ix-Manchester and Liverpool District, 22 p.-Mercantile and Mach .age Rank (Limited), in 13-16 10 9 1316 p. -Ditto new shares, 9 549 1 7-16 g -North Western Bank, 64 v.-Albion Moline ithnited , 1316 v.-British and Yoreign Matins (Limited), 2 13-16 1416 3 Insurance (Limited', 7-16 c. p.- Queen Insurance. 14 11.16 Enloe Menne tLitatted;, p.- Wen lona and Facile Steam, 31 16iso; p. IlitulLsousis ire. 17.-Grest Western. Nest Midland. Ottani, second guarauteed stock changed hands so 110-Oreat- Wes( ern closed, 664 to 664-South Staffordshire. 14 to 14-Me tropolitan Wagon, 14 to 14 -Lynnwood (kW, 1 to 4 dia. -Bin mincharn Wagon, 104 to 11 4-Midland Contract, 14 to 11 pas.- Alliance lira, I to 6 pm. Market good. 11Abomensa, Ju0617.-Prtees gave way In the morning, but were firmer at the close. A fair bailment done. Confederate Ina; 64-Great Eastern, 464-Great Luxembourg,. 10 4.16 7-14 - Great Northern A, 1434-Greeks, ti-Great Western. 67-Lan eashlre and Yorkshire, 1134 4-London and North Western, 1124 4-Manchester and Gaiety Bank. 64 Manchester. theme d, and Lincolnshire, 671 } 4 7-Now Ditto 6 per owl. Preference, all paid, 94-Metropolitar, 114.164 -Mexicans. 44 -Midland. 134 2-Ditto New S per cent., 3 3-16 p.-North Eastern. Lerwick; 1021-South Eastern, Un--Spanish Passive; 311, 3 4 -4 /uown Insurance, 14 p.-Electric Telegraph. 1024. onus, Joel le.-Three per Cent. Consols, 1104-New Three per Cent. Mode, erg -Ditto. tar &camel, 6th July, 34 }-Bank of Ireland ;1004 palcE, 217 ad.-Hibernian Rankle( Company (OIL paid). 34 I el-a 1 Rank (lot pall), 2114-Bells! and N critters Counties (all paid), for account, D4-Dublin and Drogheda (DAL paid', 76-Great Southern and Western )I'ol. paid , 92-Midland Greet Western and Royal Canal (all paid), 42--:Ditto for amount. 42} 4-Ditto Halves (all paid), 24 George Eliot will commence a new story of country hie I. the July number of the Condi" Magazine. —.Reader._ THR ROV•L VISIT TO CAMBRIDGE.—We have been informal that Lady Affieek ham had the homer to be presented by the Pries of Wales with a most elegant keepsake, in the farm of a brae.. let, which was accompanied by • most kind letter from her Royal Highness expressive of the marked sod considerate attention with which her Royal Highness wee treated at Trinity Lodge, arid of her great gratification at the efforts which were no successfully made by every body to render her visit to Cambridge one of unmixed en joyment—Cambridge hadepewitat. OXFORD UNIVERSITY ELUTION.—Wer are in formed that • requisitioa is is coarse of signature, headed by the names of Iced Robert Cecil aed Mr. Seymour Fits gerald, reqsadieg Mr. Conkers, Hardy to allow him self to be put in nomination at the general election for the Univenity of Oxford. A corresposdeet further informs as that at • nreetirn yesterday • committee was formed and • secretary appointed. Mr. Hardy has not, we believe, received say formal notice of the movemeet, and the difficulty to his petition no doubt is that be would tint like to stand in the way of Sir Stafford Northcote, if Mr. (Redness should retire, as is now confi dently expected.—Jabs Dull (second edition)). CUSSING OP To R LONDON THEATass.—The pre sent summer will be noticeable for • more general closing of the Weetend theatres thee has taken plain for many seasons past. The Pincer's, Olympic, Adolph', and St. Jamea's will next month be the oily principal theatres open. The Lyceum closes on Saturday next ; the Strand Theatre will on the earns night terminate it. season in girder to allow certain advantageous alteration to be made in the theatre; the last eight of Astley's is Howley next, when Mr. E. T. Smith takes him benefit : and the Hsymarket will doss its doom till September on Wedeseday, Jaly 6. when Mr. Rockstase makes his annual appeal to the grateful re collections of his old admirera=ifter. SINOCLAII Raw.lerr.:Tce interment of Mies Hardman, whose death at the advanced age of 92 years we noticed last week, took place on Wednesday. She wee hurled is the family vault io Peter's Protestant Church. The funeral took place on the eighth day after her decease. It is not usual in Ireland to alto. se long an interval to Arm between the time of • person's death and burial : In Ai' instance it was owing to the expressed wish of the deemed, a as this originated is a very curious pier of family and local history, we may refer to the cheat:atones—everybody, in fact, has heard of it ; but the family in which and loco lity when it occurred are not generally knows. Everybody has beard of the lady who was buried, being supposed dead, sod who, Mario; with her to the tomb, on her finger, a ring of rare price, this wee the means of ter bsiog rescued from her charnel prieon-hoose. A butler io the family of the lady, having hie cupidity excited, mitered the vault at mid night in emir to pores. himself of the ring, and ha re. moving it from the finger the lady was restored to eon. solemner, sod made her way is her re to her mansion. She lived many years afterwards before aloe wee lfeslly cansigaed to the melt. The heroine of the stag was a member of the Rudman ?sadly—in trot, the late Mir Hardmaa's mother, sad the malt fa Peter's Char& was the locality when the startling revival sore teak plans.—DropArda Argue. goillm 141.,KRT.-al:119 DAY.) Two o'Cloos. Last night's proceedings in parliament caused the stock markets to open this morning with increased heaviness, and, though a partial recovery has sines taken place, prices are still in some instances lower than they closed yesterday. The funds exhibit a fresh fall of per cent. Home railway stocks are fiat, and foreign bonds comparatively steady. As usual on Saturday, the discount market is quieter to-day, but the rate for first-class three months' bills is maintained at 6 per cent., the Bank minimum. There is a fair inquiry in the Stock Exchange for short loans on government securities, at 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to .Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented' opened at 66fr. 07c., showing a decline of 1-16, compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to i, ex div., for money, and 90 to 1, ex div., for the account (July 8). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 891, 1; ditto for account, 90 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 881, 89; New Three per Cents., 88L 89, 88/ ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1041; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 114 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 75., Bs. die. ; ditto June, be. dui., par. Foreign stocks opened flatly, but have since, in most cases, returned to the closing quotations of yesterday. Mexican Bonds are now quoted 431,t0 441 ; Confederate, 63 to 65 ; Turkish Conso'ides, 47/ to 48 ; Russian scrip, n to 4 prem. ; Greek, bonds, 231 to I, and Spanish Passive, 303 to 31, showing an advance. Transac tions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian 1863, 871 ; Egyptian, 1011 ; Greek, for account, 231, 1 ; Italian, for account, 69/ ; Mexican, for ac• count, 43/, 1,441; Moorish, 941; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 481, 1; Russian, 1859, 541 ; ditto 1862, 861; ditto 1864, 881 ; ditto scrip, 31 prem. ; Spanish, for account, 53 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 451 ; ditto Passive, for account, 391 1, 1 ; Turkish, 1838, for account, 70; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711. International Financial shares are now quoted 5k to 4. prem. ; General Credit, 2i to 3 prem.'s London Financial, Ilf to 12 preen. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 24 to I prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 19 to 4. HALF-PANT Two o'CLocit. Consols are fractionally Getter, at 891 to 90, ex div., for money, and 00k to I, ex div., for the account. The rates of discount in most of the markets on the continent are still below th , ese current here. At Paris the rate is 51 per cent. ; Vienna, (i ; Baw -1 burg, 3} ; Turin, 64 ; Frankfort, 3 ; Amsterdam and St. Petersburg, 5; and Berlin and Brussels, 1 1 4 ti per coot. 1 A telegram received from Madrid states that the government has adopted the amendment to the bill before the Cortes, and, as a consequence of this the Passive bondholders will receive 6,003,040 reales, or say 60,005 L, yearly, on ac count of, instead of in lieu of (as originally pro posed by the government), the securities granted by the law of 1851. The following iv an extract of a private letter from Madrid, dated the 13th inst. : The present cabinet cannot remain long in power, because Mon is losing very much inthegeneral opinion, being regarded as a great nullity, having no position of hie owe. His col league, the Minister of FMance (SaLverria), has created by his Amaral measures greet discontent amongst the nume rous parties interested is olstandag a liberal hoe of conduct on the part of the government, such as would have promoted progress in general, and benefited many undertakings which remain paralysed. Therefore the interests of numerous people are prejudiced by M. Salaverria's proceedings, sod that is the muse of the reaction that has taken place within these few days against him sad Moe. It is evident now that a change of ministry will take place. Owing partly, no doubt, to the fall in the value of money here, there was rather more demand yes terday afternoon for bills on the continent, and the tendency of the rates was slightly unfavourable. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 =oaths, 12.0 g to lg ; ditto, 3 days, 11 17g to • Rotterdam', 3 motile, 12.01 to g • Ant werp, 1 months, 25.60 to 65; Hamburg, me. ba ' neo, 3 maths, 13.9 to 9 ; Paris, 3 dsys, 25.20 to 30 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.60 to 65 • Frankfort-as-the-Maim, 3 month% 120 to 1 ; fit. Petersburg (per rouble). Smonths,3ll to 321 ; Thane, eff. 80.. 3 months. 11.821 to 71; Trieste, elf. 8',., 3 mouths, 11.821 to 71; Madrid, 3 menthe, 48 to g ; °edit. 3 months, 48 to 1 •• Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.70 to 76 ; Gems. 3 month; 23.70 to 75 ; Mils% 3 months., 25.70 to 75 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Mates me, 3 mouths, 25.75 to 80 ; Mensime, 3 cocottes, 25.75 to 80 ; Lisboa• so days. 511 to 32 °Pod*. 90 days. 51 e to 52 . The directors of the European Bank announce a call of 4L 10a. per share upon the new shares issued to the English and Irish Bask, in comple tion of the amalgamation of the two undertakings, and equalising the amount paid up on all shares. This call is not required to be paid before the 31st of August, but no transfers of shares will be re gistered by the company until after the call is paid. The annual report of the directors of the South Australian Banking Company, to be submitted on Tues lay neat, is as follows : 15th July, for New York. This is the first cf the line of steamers leaving the port of London for New Ye* and it will- be followed at regular intervals by °then belonging to the same company. The Malta and Mediterranean Gas Company (Limited) are advertising for loans on debentures. The paid-up capital of the com p any is 60,0001. The Palace and Burlington Hotel Company have allotted all their shares, and commence business from the lit instant. We are requested to state that the share list of the Hydraulic Tube Drawing and Steel Orduaize Company will be closed ou Saturday, the 25th inst., for London, and Mouday, the 27th, for the country. FIUDAT Evx.euta. 'Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to g, ex div., for the Bth of July, opened this morn ing at the same quotation, and closed at 901 to 1. For money the last price was 89* to 90. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, k, 891 ; ditto for account, 901, 11, e ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, *, 88k, 89* ; New Three per Cents., SO, I, ; Bank Stock, 2.38*, 239 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto for account, 215, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent. Stuck, 1048, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 99*, F: ditto Four per Cent., Debentures, 1866, 984 ; ive-and - a. Half per ,Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 114*. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. The March Exchequer Bills remain etas. to 3s. dia., and the JUDO at se. dis to par. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The transactions in the mining market are to • fair extent fur a Saturday. Great Vur shares are heavy, and have declined to 32 to 33. EastCaradon are quoted 294 to 30. South Chi vertou, 6to 8. West Chiverton, 70 to 75 ; Wentworth Consols, 16 to 17 ; East Cana Brea, Bto ; and Clifford Amalgamated, 34} to 35. East Lovell shares have been dealt in in the Stock lixcliauge at 10i, stud North Basset at 2. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un changed. The long pending dispute between Sonth Wheal Frances and West Wheal Basset Mines, as to • question of boundary, &c., has been decided in favour of the former company, and nut the latter, as has been incorrectly stated. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von aidels- Zen and North : Since our last report the metal market has shown no im provement, and with the exception of 'Deltic all articles bon been fiat, with prices drooping. Iron.—The whole trade is very dull ; both Welsh bare and rails tend in buyers' faces'. Stalordabire is also very inanimate. Scotch pie iron has Leon depressed, and prices have fallen fully h. 6d par too since on , last report, and bad it not been for the re Juction in the rate of discount coming to their amistauce, they append likely to have given a ay still f thee. We gnat 3 pre mut prices 57a.C.1. cash, and 39a. op's. Copper—Au orbcisl fag of 51. per ton was declared on the 10th instant in raw and manufactured English, since which the market is steady, and undenelling of rare occurrence ; sit holden of foreign ere not disposed to accept preemie prices business is restricted. We quote Burrs and Kai:mode nominally 9.11. to 94/. Chili in Liverpool, 841. to 85/. Tia remains dull. Straits at 1051. Banat, 1081., but no busi ness reported. There is as anxiety to sell for forward deli. very. Trephine an very inactive ; so cheap I. piing Lend quiet. Speller—A fear amount of besieges bas been dome, and prices have advanced. The last prime paid ware. Stmt. 231. 15s. to 23/. lie lid., and 24/. September, October. Hull week, spent.' brands. 241. ; ordinary, Zit 15a. At Feet Hassell meetiag yesterday, the accounts showed l e debit balance of 270/. A call of ss. per share was made. As East NVheal Vor meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of 6,0001. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ix suer= •ND INTIMIATIONAL 111.1014.111.) (mom oua OWN CORILMONDINT.) Merliet closes dull. Sala : 7.000 bales, speculation and export 2,000. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DA T.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted, :fiM., o sash ; Petersburg Y.U. cos the spot, 40s. W. to 40s. 91. Jose, 40a &I. to 40a 9d. ; daly to &ptomains, 41s. ; °Mabee to Doessaber, 43a. 6d. to 4.3 e. 9d. Mitzawr Argaouts.—Town tallow, 41s. 6d. ; fat by ditto 2.. Ojd. ; yellow Russian. 4 2.. ; uwitod stird, 311. 6d. ; rough ditto, 17a. 6d. ; tallow pavan, 18s, ; goad drop, 7.. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--crais DAY.) Hamra Hervey sod FAat at report trade at the following prices :—Prime meadow bay. 72e. to 75a. ; superior dna.. 80.. to 86e. ; inferior ditto, 55e. to 60a.; clover, old. flat. to 110.. ; ditto, mond cut, 80e. to 105 e. ; straw, 25e. to XL 15 Bc 100 ei 105 ei. *OO s$ 100 St. 100 St. 100 SL 1( si ,100 tit. 100 U. 100 Do W. 3t 100 iii: iUS -0~! Do. Do. Noorpo;ii Do. Do._ Danford, raid; Luudou aud Riackwall I Luc . , Middx. & S. Coast tuudon.Chattuu. & Dov. I f:o; - 4;x7*Ticia --- 1! weitn • 1.-o-ntio—nil;Onii-W'es. St. 100 Ilna.,didd.,di Luidolush 50 all laryport 5¢61 Quiiste Ite nD, Do. Do. Mare, 04. 100 itetropolltan at. Iwo st. 'no il. .UI BL 163; AO all as at,' ' Do &rot. & Dorti7 :did. Gt. Wo. Do. e Shorts Mid Beet II A4l KM Kent (Cray Lime) North ftiNab et 100 Da Edln. Pertb.Lkaal. ii. 109 IliC 16 St 100 ii 100 66: 196 26 19 ' 19 10 ,N. Easteni—Beiw lak S.ritiTo.: Do. Leeds Do. York Do. Cadl do Do. Stor.k..t Daailng Do. do. 1865-68 Do. . do. 188641 ii lOU i;r - til Loadoct -... _ _ ...... ec 100 N;rth Statfordslire 10 all N. et 8. Western Jane 81, 100 leottish Central _ Si: 100 Scottish N.E. Abar.BULI St, 100 Scotti,h Midland I 10 all ihrewabury & Visa:l4o , St. 100 Sttropablre 1:01,01 IL 100 South Devon _ - COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS pey) Outdoor produce of nearly every description u &han dset. Drags are sufficient for the demand, sod straw berries from open cost:ors login to make their appearance. Of pionopples there is also a fair supply. Arrivals of foresgn continue heavy ; among them me endive. serrate, artichokes, sherries, tomatoes, apricots, aod plums. English pen. are also plentiful ; they fetch from 6d. to la. • p:ek. Lisboa poteross an sow beteg superseded by nil*. of Eualiah growth. Asparagus fetches from 2s. 6d. to 4e. a boodle. Flowers oldie moan of orchids, heath'. pads, poistio and trice _ Nee apples, per lb., as to ea I Lemons, per 100, Oslo lOs Grar 3s, per lb., is to gs I Now, small , p. hush., 141 to Apples, per sieve, es 64 to Si Permlona. do , 101 6.raelsereles per pnn ,Istld to Ne. Braid. do., As Menem pee lb., 64 told rod An.. :46 Gooseberries, green, p. qt ,Id Abooads, do., Ido tow Wsiuls, day 10 Oroagett per 1011, 100 to 116 . The ordain eithe bask are is a position that emblem the court of directors spin to congratulate the proprietor. The colony during the past year has sot been subject to any great fluctuations, but has maintained a sound and well re gulated trade, combuted with the steady developmeet of nu merous industrial pursuits. Recent intelligence shows, more. over, that a period of iscreased prosperity may probably be witnessed. This *rims from a great demand from the neighbouring colonies for beredstuffs, which South Austra lis is almost always able to supply after eatielyieg its own requirements. Hance there is • great extension of =Forts in wheat and floor at highly remunerative prices, which is Du.= or Ma. Sxrri Oltsuct.—We learn by producing a satisfactory effect is all departments of trade. The bank hes exparieiseed a out respond log improvement in electric telegraph that sews boo reamed Dahlia of the dostk its affairs, and it may therefore be inferred that prosptcta of Mr. Smith O'Brien, which took place at Bangor, ea are isecouraging for future busier's. The court recommend Ik ere d e7 *kg, • dividend of 10r cent. per aneum. free of income tax, which, if adopte d,will be payable half-yearly as heretofore. INCENDI ARUM. —Ashley Hill, near Ring wood, a The annexed circular was issued esterd to the ma nta lop belonging to the Earl of Norrrenton, was set fire y ay shareholders in the Panama, New Zealand, and to by an incendiary lest week. About • dozen acres of furze w,1.0 burnt. Thefire was extinguished before it had done Australian Royal Mail Company (Limited) : you serious damage to the trees oe the plantation, A re -41, Mc,orgateegreet, London, Jane 16. ward has here °Hero.] for the tii.oovery of the immediacy. The directors feel it their duty to inform the shareholdet z THZ CONVICT' Blue=—The answer of Sir George that by the Australian mail , poet an ,ved. ietelligeece has Grey has been received is the ease of the convict Bryce. been received that the present goverment of New Zealand who wee found guilty of murder but recommended to mercy has declined to recognise is its pretest shape the by the jury on coconut of " the low organisation of his contrecteetered isto with Mr. Cresbie Ward, ea Postmaster. mental &adage." The reply it—what was filly messed General of that colony, for the mail service between in the ease—that Sir George Grey seas no groueds on which Panama, New Zeeland. and Sydney, on the ground that to interfere with the execution of the sentence. It is said Mr. Ward, in catering into that costrect, exceeded his is- that the culprit has paid great attention to the i-abe f ee.. @tractions. The directors expect to receive by the next tions of the rev, gentlemen who have waited on him, and mail further and more definite information as to what me. has acknowledged the justice of his sentence, easing that difications the New Zealand government desire to make in be bad for a fortnight carried the razor in his pocket with the *entrant, sod they will thee convene a epeeist meeting which be took the unfortunate Jane Seaton's life. in m ot the shareholders for the purpose of laying the matter be- vane for the disparseiog words she had used regarding hint fore them ; meanwhile they ere happy to be able to dais to his sweetheart Too oxecution is appointed to take plans that the anticipations recently expressed es to the ratisfe a- ea Tueeday, the 21st beg, tos 7 working of the existing lithe of the company am fully TjA 'VAC RILCISIrtb. —The traffic receipts of mil lions, out by the 'deices received by this umiL —By ceder of the hoard. (Signed) Jae. Womar, Secretaty. ways in the Unit. I Kingdese amounted for the week (edits( the 11th of June, on 11,242 miles, to 636.667 f., sod for A tall of 51. is to be paid on the shares of the the corresponding week of last year. ea 10.809 miles, te Queensland Sheep Investment Company (Limited) 561.4871., showing an Meters of 433 miles, aid of by the 12th of July. 75,1804 in the receipts. The gross receipts on the follow -14 rsilerays amounted in the aggregate, on 7,764 The fourth ordinary general meeting of the to 508,7724. sad far the correepoodiag week Alliance Bank will be held at the London Ta- o• 7,5C6 miles, to 443.7321.. showing yarn on the 22nd of July to receive the report of as icemen of 193 miles and 63.0391. in the the directors sod to declare a dividend. receipts. The 'scream on the Caledoeien amostated The shareholders in the London and Middlesex to 2.13 N. ;on the Greet Eeeteee 6t1921" os the . Gm " Northern en 4,6974 • on the Greet ftoo•henb end Bank will be glad to bear that the directors have, to 7524 G ro ;t pr i m a , to 7,907/. 0,, the Las,„ through their solicitors, been advised by the chief m u m eg g Y or k s hi re so 5,616/, • us to, i m ," 4 „„ mud clerk of the Master of the Rolls to permit an in- Netth•Weetere to 9,917 1. an the London sad lifighton to dependent examination of the books of the corn- 1,7641- ; oa the London and Seth Western to 5.11i1V. ; parry, in obedience to his honour's late order. The tis mi tt i r e ili miajwid " l " 44 %. Bl ", 399k 1161 d. 66 d es Liamitais North nallire to iki 4 tisi ou te • following the is a letter from the bank solicitors upon Low North gors ' iro to 9.888 i. and oa the • , the subject: faith Fathers to 2.7684—t0ta1, 63.0391. Tile goods 21, Great G ompe ..e igg i. Westminster, J o ie IL sad tethers' trade ea these Itha amounted to 2612,2991.. Leedon sad Middlesex Beek. and fee the ecireepeedieg weak of 1963 to 929,7081., Sir.—We are sow, on the part al the directors, to state show* as Increase of 32,5914 The receipts far that you or any other shareholder, with Mr. Howell ar say tisseeegra. parcels, ka. &awaited to 24,4731.. stag ether aceoeatent. may amanitas Übe London and Middlesex 316,mcm, thewil .r ax Moraine of 30,4481. The Bank books, at the oßoe of the beck, at any time yea recelpes en time enmented, an 3,478 miles. may appoint with the steretary.—We remain , he. 117,8854. end fee the correspondiing week of last Year cm (Signed) ratan, CiAsox, and Paeans. 2,242 With. to MOW, abohisit ea Moore of 235 miles Dr. Cook. awl of 12,1411. is the receipt.. The total receipt. of the The screw steamer London, belongin g el the p week, =die( the 4th inst., and am the el she. an "w e "' 8 . 261 /. " "'ewe& wi th eseediag British aced American Steam Navigation yr apeapered with the correependuag weak of hat year a ear is appointed to sail from the Victoria Docks on m e w& i sms . is th e wag e of the eogeky, Cobbenos. p. don, is to Is rrnamps. pee bunch, Rd fu 1. booth.- .d nopore p. boo ~. d 8.4. C omhor*. girl. ,• •• .. Irrenchans.peirloo,ll tole Etat, par &L. le Mt to le Peas, par p.ut. of ott le alhawno, per Is.. Leg Potatoes, York Itegonta. per I Garlic, per lb.. 84 too, elle to net Lotted's*, OW* ld to SI boas. do.„ Ca to OM rodlre, per soon, la be 23 rake.. 110. to Ph Hormedlah.p.buncb, lo Od Se 411 ~ net. per lb., 44 to la Whoobrooss,p.pott..l. to lo Id Our** per bench, ed to 15 Pt Parsley, per 12 b00th..., Sr to lb Rhubsrb, p. bundle. VI no 44 Herb& pre bomb. 6d