The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Master at the Rolla) Si COITIELL. —THE E ATIO!4 AL BANE OF DEPOSIT. In this matter, which came from chamber', the gim bal was—was Mr. Cottrell, who was a director of the estab lishment of the above concern at Bath, sod who had re ceived the usual directors' fees, and attended meeti ngs, liable to be placed on the list of contributories to thhee libilities of the company. Mr. Selwyn and Mr. Roxburgh. Mr. Baggallay and Mr. c r acknall, were for the official managers and the creditors' representative. Mr. Hob/louse was for Mr. CottrelL It should be stated that Mr. Cottrell was not a holder of stock of the company. His Honour held Mr. Cottrell's name could not be placed on the list. It was true he had held himself out as a director, and had taken fees and attended to the business of the concern, but these circumstances could not, after the decision in Lord Aberoorn's ow, be considered as fixing Mr. Cottrell. Lord Abereoro's sate governed this. His Honour entered into the particulars of that awe, and said in respect of it that the Lord Justice Turner had misunderstood his Honour's views in reference to the effect of a person holding himself out as a director, which hie Honour had thought, though it now appeared erroneously, rendered the person so holding himself out liable as a director. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) =MALL •. BUYLLL, TOELNIE, GOODOZ, AND CiTLARIMIT. Mr. Milla, Q.C., Dr. Spinka, and Mr. Lewis were for the petitioner; Mr. Serjeaut Pigott and Mr. Pritchard for the „ Te ndon; Mr. Denman, Q.C., for the comaspondent Tamer ; Mr. Littler for O'Fletherty. Goudge did not apPeaThe r• petitioner, • German and a boot maker, came to London is 1842, and ten years afterwards be married the respondent. They lived in St. Anne's-oourt, Wardonr street, and the petitioner complained that his wife had fallen into degrading and immoral habits. Goudge Was an old man, a ginger-beer seller. who lodged in the lame house; and Turner kept a public-house next door called the Red Bull. The co-respondent O'Flaherty was an elderly Irishman, with whom the respondent was alleged to have cohabited. The defence was a general denial of the charges coupled with a recriminatory plea of wilful desertion. - I.;;:iteeeiSi;ing been given in support of the petitioner'a allegations, The learned counsel addressed the jury for their re spective chests. (The oasis was not eoncloded when we went to press.) THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ..OIIILDHALL ♦ BUTCHER MIND 210 FOR RIMING BAD /MAT TO WARM% Wittman Cruet, a butcher, of Ashford. in Kent, wu summoned before Aldermen Humphery, for unlawfully needing meet which was unfit for human food to Nownate market. Mr.ileigh, instructed by Mr. Pearce, solicitor to the Butchers' Association, defended. The consignment of the meat in question. consisting of six shoulders and ten lege of motto°, was not denied on behalf of the defendant, and the evidence for the prosecu tion was therefore directed to the proof of the state of the meat upon its delivery in Newgate Market. In spectors Fisher Newman, Davidson, and Wilde were then MBed and deposed to the general unfit state of the meat for human food, and to the fact that the joints were from animals in a state of dismal which bad earned for them the significant cognomen of " wet-uns." Dr. Letheby , the medical officer of health for the City of London, bore testimony to the unsoundness of the meat and the dangerous consequences to be apprehended from the is troductsoo of such diseased meat for the purposes of food. Alderman Humphery intimated his intention to commit the defendant for trial, tape which Mr. Sleigh interposed, and urged upon the notice of the court the absence of any evidence to show that the defendant sent the meat with a guilty knowledge. Alderman Humphery said the evidence of Russell, the detective officer, showed that the defendant found other por tions of the same sheep so bad that he gave them away to the poor. Mr. Sleigh said the defendant hail not then seen the legs of mutton, and did not know they were so bad as had been deposed to, and submitted that if it was a case for con viction at all, it was one that ought to be dealt with under the act of parliament, and not for the offence at common law. After some further discussion the summons under the common law was withdrawn, and one under the statute sub etituted ; and upon the evidence already adduced Alderman Hinaphery fined defendant 101., which was im mediately paid. MLELBOROUGH-STREET. TOOL ZOBRIST AT A BIOLDIVB. William Smith and Georvje Garrett, two ill-looking fel lows, were charged before Mr. Knox with s t ea li ng a l arge quantity of workmen's tools, of the value of about Ird. , from the workshops of Mr. William Hyde, builder, &c., 1, Weymouth-street, Marylebone. Mr. Joseph Jackson, harness maker, of 174, Portland. road, mid at half-past 11 last night be was paring Mr. Hyde's premises in Weymouth-street, when he saw the two prisoners standing outside. He heard a whistle from the other side of the street, and saw two other persons standing there. This induced him to watch, and he then saw the Iwo prisoners get through the railings, one being broken, and go down .14r. Hyde.'s area, and pack up some of the tools. He then gave information to the police, having watched the prisoners for nearly a quarter of an hour, sad afterwards law the prisoners in custody. Jesse Strickland, 91 E, said, on being informed of what was going on by Mr. Jackson, he went down the area of the house 1, Weymouth-street, and saw one of the prisoners in the coal vault, and the other trying to got up the step. He, with the Resistance of Jarman, 88 E, took the prisoners into custody. In answer to the question why they were there, the prisoners made no reply. Jarman, 88 E, confirmed the other officer's statement. Sergeant Outing, 8 E, mid he was called to 1, Weymouth street, and saw the prisoners in the custody of the other officers. Ou searching the place he found 61 tools tied up in aprons in a basket, and a I,rge number in a sack. Oa examining the premises he found that an entry had been effected by cutting a pane of glass out of the workshop win dow with a knife used for the purpose by glaziers. Thomas Wilson, a carpenter in the employ of Mr. Hyde, proved locking up the workshop the previous evening at sic, Theo all was quite safe. Some of the tools produced were his property, and others belonged to other workmen. The prism:ere, who made no defence, were committed for trial. MARYLEBONE. TIII AND TIM CABMAN. A nattily dressed, red-nosed cabman, named David James. ledge 10,213. and whose gravity had not quite returned after his recent potations, was charged with being drunk and incapable of taking are of his horse and cab. Police -constable John 3Marry, 51 I), deposed—About two this morning I was on duty in Gloucester-square, when 1 saw a cab standing in the centre of the road, apparently without any person on the box. I went to it, and turning my bump on, found the prisoner asleep, with his head lying on the top. (Prisoner—Very good.) I railed to him, and recei, Mg no answer, I shook him till he awoke. I then found that he was so drunk as not to be able to stead, and I drove him to the *tattoo. Mr. Mansfield —Have you got your license? PlL'onev--You don't want that; here's my badge, you can take the number of that, that will do as well. Mansfiekl—No, it will rot. Privoser--Can't you take my Dumber and make • report cp." that ? It's no good having the license, there's notbieg tills is in allusion to the custom of the magistrates m" , 11 to mark all convictions on the back of the license.) C. Mansfield— I must see it myself ; and, to have it Produced, 1 shall remand you till Monday. Another make who was in court said—l think the fore run is outside with the license. 3 Ln/field—Go and see then, or he will be detained till M on d ay. the l eakby west out, and after a short absence produced imos; Aatiog that the foreman had sent it by • boy. Prisoner —I haven't touched anything for five months till yeAterdav, and the laid job I had 'was a swell what gave me something to drink, and I know no more. You may mark 41 You like on the license for what I are, for I don't rot.") to drive after the summer. I shall retire. Mr. Manvfield ordered him to pay ss. Pro , .ner—That will do. (Turning to his wife, be re. gamed her to " square it up," which she did by paying the ace.) SINCULAR RECOVERY OP BANK Norm.—On Tuesday morning a clergyman of Bath lost six Al. notes, noel b 7 St uc k ey ' s B ank, the number of which were .""as. The town crier was employed to proclaim the at the same time offering a reward of 54 for the rat ,oration of the notes. In the evening be ascertained that s.rhe children, while returning home from the infant school in kroad•treet, had picked up some o f th e no t es at the end of ( :eorge•trest. Two of them, it appears, were l 'kee home whole. one was picked up by • young man wined !tinier, of Circus.rnews, and the rest the children, in miorance of their value, tore up and divided amongst t hemselves for the sake of the " pretty pictures." The ener obtained the three entire COWS, and the schoolmistress sf the school picked up the fragments of one or two more on the Boor of the schoolroom on Wednesday morning. There is every probability that, with a careful arrangement if the pieces, sufficient will b e s h own t o tattoos the bank ts can ooe at least of the broken oote•—Bristol Mercer,. SNOW IN JUNE. —Our correspondent informs us that toe weather in the neighbourhood of Orton was extremely cold on Friday, the 27th tilt. About 4 o'clock elans flakes of snow covere d th e pound ; th e mew 4 Preceded by a severe h a il storm, some of the hail nonce being as large as a common horn bean. The wind at the time blew strong from the narth•west.— Ilsradd. PROBABLL BONDAY. 110/11DA' N.M.& to &&L, trash acorusn). &L to 11. E., to to a pe. LN.VoII&L, mode- litzutn. 8.11. to 8.W., rate to strong. rainy. with rain. Variable, easterly to W. Omuta 8.6.1. to south, showery. strong, with LN.L to &S.E., hash &W.Egougn. &L to &W., to a ple. with rain. KELL to 8.8. W., mode- 8. L Mown,. 88. L toW.d.W,strong, rate to strong, rainy. rainy. N.N.E. to ILO E., and E. coAer. B. to 8. 'and &W., to 8.8,E, fresh to Prong, rainy. Wong. IT. , strong, • gale, w.tw., rain. ~ • ple, THE WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) SATURDAY, JOLT fs I Mi. --- - --- - - & N. 11. D. & O. & & & - —.— NA1L........ 19.78 66 61 N.W. o - airmai ... 20.77 66 61 N.N.L o - Iswit - Alwaosaui - Poem= i 90.76 62 50 6.1. b - WaLwAT - tAiswlß 2oßnarowi 79.44 U 66 && 14r 0.60 - - Nom sup Ka 86 61 IN.& ii - I.moiruoB - Plausas 91.911091 w 19.52 57 66 &Mt. Or 0.27 limy wee se et ILL c - P0111.4/15 19.01 68 56 &ILL 21. 0.09 Pommy= - Cava W.75 00 6d NSA. c - Wm:* 96.72 68 66 SAIL lr 0.02 YLlllot7lll - 80AR6DILIA011 N.7B 60 66 N. 4r 0.24 lINUILDS - HiImoLAND . - EXPLANATION. B.—Barometer corrected and redeaed to Ilk deg. at mat eve level . each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth of an inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above n deg., causing nearly three-hundredths increase. I—Exposed thermometer in shade. IL—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind ttrue—two point@ 10 of mg none). F.—Force (I to 12—estimated). C.—Cload (I tog). Initials b, blue sky; c, clouds (detached): I, tog; h, hail; lightning; m misty (hazy) o, overciut (dull); r, ran ; s, mow t, thunder. rain fall, or snow, at hail 'wiled). since last report. 8.-84m-disturnaco to II). Z.--Cal . THE VICEROY or Eoyrr.—At • special meeting of the council of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce yer terday it was unanimously resolved to present an address to his Highness on the occasion of his approaching visit to the town. His Highness will proceed from Liverpool to Manchester, where he is expected to arrive on Tuesday night. He will be the guest of the corporation, and will stay at the Queen's HoteL An address will be presented to him on Wednesday by the local authorities, and probably also by the Chamber of Commerce. WILLS AND BZQUICSTS. —The will of Sir Benja min Hawes, K.C.8., Under Secretary of State for War, was proved in London on the 12th ult. by his relict, sole executrix. The personalty was sworn under 8,0004 He executed his will in 1859, which is confined within the narrow limits of scaroaly one folio. The instrument con. veysthe whole of the testator's property of every kind and nature whatsoever, over which he had the power of dirpo sition, entirely to his relict, Lady Hawn, for her own sole use. INAUGURATION OF THE MEMORIAL TO JOHN Loco.—This beautiful work of art was inaugurated at the Shire-ball, Taunton, on Tuesday, the bust of the celebrated Somereetshire philosopher having been placed in the building near the one recently deposited to the memory of Admiral Blake. There was a large attendance of county magistrates, presided over by Sir William Miles, Bart., M.P. The bust of John Locke hat recently been exhibited in the studio of Me Papworth, Milton-street, Dorset-ague*, and has been universally admired. A wish bad been generally expressed that the pleasing memorial of the illus trious philosopher should find • place amid the works of art at the International Exhibition, but in coneequecce of its removal to Tusk's the object could not be attained. On the pedestal is engraved the following inscription r-" To the philosopher who, daring to scan the unexplored recesses of the human mind, first examined its nature, and then gave rules for its development. To the statesman who, loving the welfare of his species, attempted to expound the true theory of their liberty. To the Christian who, loving no less their spiritual welfare, aspired to vindicate the true claims of their faith. To John Locke, philoaopher, statesman, Christian, this memorial is erected. Born at Wriagton, is Somenetahire, A.D. 1632. Died, aged 73, A.D. 1704." Mr. R. A. Kinglake (Weston-super-Mare) paid a graceful tribute to the memory of the great Somenetehire philo sopher, whose fame was not simply confined to his native land, or even to Europe, but extended throughout the world. The desired object bad been attained, he was proud to my, without knocking at the door of the Treasury, or without adding to the county rate. Mr. E. A. Sandford thanked Mr. Kinglake for the pains be had taken in the matter. The memory and reputation of Locke was of that nature that it was impossible for anyone to desire to add , to it. He hoped in future that the building in which they were assembled would not be devoted merely to justice, but that it would become a deposito7 of memo- ILL of illustrious Somenetehire men. The inauguration then concluded—Bristol Mercury. PARLIAMENTARY BUSINEBB.—The select com mittee appointed to inquire into the expediency of issuing • compendious record of parliamentary proceedings, in their report just issued, recommend that au alphabetical register should be printed from month to month, of the past public business of the session, giving the dates of each pro ceeding with reference to the different subjects of entry. They are also of opinion that advantage would be derived from adopting the practice of print, once a week, au alphabetical list of the MMllllat pending in the house, with the sessional number of each bill, and of every successive reprint of each bill, if the bill has been reprinted, together with the dates for their next ensuing stages, as ordered by the house ; this might form a page of the notice paper for the week, now delivered every Saturday during the sitting of the house. It has been thought that it would be for the convenience of members of the house and of the public, if they could be furnished with • record of the loading sod material entries in the Votes and Minutes of the Lords and Com mons respectively at the close of the session, with an appropriate index. Several proposals for such a publication have been made, and the evidence of the various authors Mr. Hansard, Mr. Tonlmin Smith, Mr. Biu, Mr. Lease Leil, and Mr. Charles Ross) has been taken. The commit. tee bays decided in favour of Mr. Sues work. It contains the necessary selection of the entries in the votes and mi nutes of either house, and, in addition, an entry of such questions asked in either house, with a note of the answers, as do not admit of being recorded in the votes or minutes, inasmuch as they are technically matters of debate, without any proceeding of the house being taken upon them, but which at the same time, according to modern practice, form an important part of the actual business. TUE DISTRESSING COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT LLAN NELLY.—We deeply regret to have to announce that, about 1 o'clock on Thursday morning Let, • lamentable &midget happened at the Old Castle Colliery, Llanelli, Carroll"' thenshire, whereby six poor fellows lost their lives, and a vast destruction of property was entailed, which will have the effect of throwing about 300 colliers out of employ for a considerable time to come. From the particulars we have been able to glean it appears that about the time stated there were a large number of men and boys working in the pit, but fortruately the greater part were enabled to escape through • small pit which has been recently opened on the upper part of the vein. The six men who have unfortunately lost their lives were working in the lower vein, when suddenly they must have struck into some old workings, for in an instant the water rushed in upon them in • mighty torrent, carry ing away everything portable, and soon rising to a height of several feet in the pit. There was no help for the poor men, who, together with two or three horses, were drowned. We regret te say that they were all married, having wives and families entirely dependent upon them for support. Their names are Welter Hoskins and David Christopher, jan., of Caer Elms ; William Thomas and David Williams, of the Forge ; David Harry. of Union square ; and Benjamin II ,of the Furnace. The bodice have not yet been droovered, and from the rapidity with which the water is still rising some time must necessarily elapse before they will be found. The colliery belongs to Messrs. Willyama, Neville, and Co., of Lluelly, who are now using every exertion to stop the rush of water into the pit. —Bristol Mercury. DISAPPEARANCE OF THE HIGH SHERIFF OF LEI CESTERSHIRE—The sudden disappearance and lengthened absence of the high sheriff of the county, J. B. Winstanley, Esq., of Branagan Hall, has occasioned much uneasiness and many rumours in the town and neighbourhood during the week. It seems that Mr. Winstanley went to Folke stone on the 10th of June to meet his mother and sister, who were expected to arrive nest day. On the 11th he went on the pier to meet the boat, mod WAS last seen about noon on that day, since when nothing has been heard of him. The long time which has elapsed without any tidings respecting him has necessarily caused serious apprebensiotut to be entertained as to what may have become of him, and the greatest sympathy has been manifested by all chums towards Mrs. sod Miss Wie stenley. Several reports have been current respecting the missing gentleman, but, we have reason to believe, without the slightest foundation. The following advertisement appeared in the Tines of yesterday;—" Fifty Pounds Reward.-3fiseing, since the 11th ult., an Eoglish gentle man, about 30 years of age. Height 5 feet 6 inches, rather slightl built, brown short hair, no beard or whiskers, in black Oxenian cloth, black braided vest, and black bat. Linen supposed to be marked •J. B. W.' French fluently. Was last seen at F o lk es t one, a t I g re a tten, on the llth Jess The above reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall Led to the discovery of the above guileful' to Mr. Martin, superintendent of police, Folkestone; Mr. Comm, ragsuper intendent of polies, Dover; or to John Stephens, .. 5, Chester-terms% Begest's-park, Loudon." —Leicat e ratire Mercury. Yesterday being the anniversary of the indepen dence of America, all the ships belonging to the Milted States at present in Liverpool were gaily draped with Lusting. EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1862 SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. The railway share market is dal to-day, and, with the exception of a fall of per cent, in Great Northern Stock, in Great Western, and in South Eastern, the prices of the principal lines are quoted the same as yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 944 to 95 ; Great Western, 714 to j ; Midland, to 128 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1044 to 106 ; Caledonian, 106 to ; South Eastern, 82 ; Eastern Counties, b6 l to 66} ; and Great Northern, 116 to 117. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firmer, l‘tru4 C ntto prem. The improvement in Grand of anada Railway stock is maintained. uItDINAILY suns® AND BTOCIDL t ad pd I jw ywAyL I Clodni prim IWt oo o-dap yosterday. to 1 p.m. _ _ Wm, Wel. adzooz Val.l I llrk.Jan.oliCbssoisso. ,Bisekborn ..... _ lirrikia:4l;! * Bastondmaszraot Metal mid Raster 0 7 111 MI 106 107 IgT.iyTa — .7 -- I on Dpl •oo div. Do. D I p.a. to poN to IL aD Datgla Nod 8. l TOO. lit iel oil Nuid„tostb,*Atadia. 1p lholon al ettlos IN llookra Dolma, Nook A Do. Ns . •11 MN!Suffolk 01 7 1 1 5 II 51 40 10_ 11_ idlabiarik sad Gleam ZollaireArtb, Dundee RIM and Clyde l ies =• a Winkles fiarthal Modeled 9 Omit Nor*ono 0 08.9 I Ana MOdtv. vs o Axel 6116polkspaidB et 'Nike VMS. 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Coda. prism lee 24 N 104 106 1N 112 NW 111 127 121 U 88 id 110 112 116 118 111 114 166 100 108 110 90 101 stl * 111 zcl 90 99 14 101 109 id 17 79 77 79 170 170 100 106 1107 119 117 119 111 119 140 14) 117 114 111 166 110 116 i * Pm 07 01/ i i Pm In 141 108 106 08 06 111 111 109 111 1 lf p.O ... —. 11 Of OM —. l a ds it f rood 140 146 U 1 101 1011 101 IN 16 90 • 29 01 14 U U 4 46 111 1111 110 110 102 lei 199 124 MAYS. 117 MI In 105 4 nt I i 1011 I i I 9 0 12 4 i la llla clefs Ms 1I ISO 11/0 IMO UM WI ISO i:i t,ou ~ 107 101} id 1061 f zd 21 id We le 61 lei I — l id Ile I gee xd 20 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoom. There is no important change in the stock and share markets to-day. Consols are slightly better, compared with the last prices of yesterday. British railway stocks in two or three instances are lower. The Spanish Committee's Certificates are firm. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rages opened at 68tr. 40c., being bc. lower than yes terday. Turkish Loan scrip is quoted / to 1 prem., ex div., being rather lower. Egyptian, 41 to prem., an improvement of i per cent. ; and Rus sian, i dig. to i prom., showing a fractioual decline. Consols are officially marked 92, 911, and 921, ex div., for money, and 92, ex div., for the account (July 10). The present quotations are respectively 911 to 92, and 92 " buyers." The official busi ness (report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 92 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1061, 1 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 110, 1091, 1101 ; Ex chequer Bills, lls. prem. The Spanish Committee's Certificates are firm to-day ; transactions have taken place at 10, and are last recorded at 94. No operations are marked in Mexican Bonds. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is without change, at 84 to 4, and that of 1868 at 704 to 71. Transactions are :worded as follows :—Brarilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1860, 904, 90 ; Equador New Consolidated, 181, 4 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 44, 4 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 86j, 87, 864 ; Italian Five per Ceuta., 704, ex div. (exchange 25fr.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, small, 444, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 894, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862, scrip, 4 dis. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 924, 4 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 83, I ; Spanish Three per Cents., 54 ; ditto for account, 54 ; the Committee's Certificates, 94,10, 94 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854. for account, 85 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for ac count, 71 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 724 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 1 prem., ex div. ; ditto paid up scrip, 684, 4, ex div. HALF-raxr Two o'CLocK. Consols are still quoted 911 to 92, ex div., for money, and 92, ex div., "buyers," for the account. The bills due yesterday—the 4th—appear to have been very well met. The demand at the Bank of England and in the discount market generally was only moderate. Choice paper was taken at nto 2/ per cent. There is a rumour that some arrangement is in contemplation for settling the claima of the Spanish Certificate holders by incorporating them in a large Spanish railway scheme. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yes terday was 6,00 W. The 469,000. by the City of Washington, from New Yoe-, will reach London to day. The steamer Parana has reached Southampton from Brazil with 45,046 t in specie. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was rather unfavourable, bills being scarce. The rates were as follows. Amsterdam, 3 months, ILIB4 to 19 ; ditto, 3 days, ILI6 to 17; Rotterdam, 3 mouths., 11.181 to 191 • Lut trell), 3 mouths, 25.50 to ; Hamburg, ma. beano, three smooths, 13.84 to 3 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.25 to 30; ditto, 3 months., 25.50 to 24 ; Prvakfort-oa-the-Maios, 3 months, 1194 to 3 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 334 to ; Vieuos, eII. 60.,3 months, 13.00 to 13.06 ; Tricots, off. 80., 3lmonths,l3.oo to 13.05; Madrid, 3 months,49j to j; Cadiz, 3. months 49 to I • Leghorn 3 maths, 25.55 - to 60 ; Genoa, 3 :omiths, 25. ' 55 to 60 ; ' Milan, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 391 to f ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 119 to I; Iffeasina, 3 mths, 119 to j ; Lisboa, 90 days, 524 to ; Oporto, 90 da y., isn to 4. At Paris the demand for money is easy, at si per cent., or I below the rate of the Bank of France. At Frankfort, the. quotation has advanced to 3 At Vienna and Turin the rate is 5 ; at Hamburg, 41 ; at Amsterdam, 4.; and at Berlin and Brussels, 3 per cent. The prospectus is issued of an important under taking, the Dagenham (Thames) Dock Company. This project, which is formed under respectable auspices, has for its object to purchase Dagenham Lake, and about eighty acres of land adjoining, and convert them into first class docks. Dagenham Lake is a basin of water of considerable depth, and with an area of about sixty acres, on the Essex shore of the Thames, and in communication with the London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway. It is pointed out that the natural facilities for the for mation of large docks at this point are very great, inasmuch as the principal works neoerary are the partial excavation and embankment of the lake and the construction of an entrance basin and gates into the Thames. One of the main points upon which the promoters base the claims of their project is thus the small outlay required, as com pared with the cost of the cheapest existing works of this nature. The capital is only 300,0001. No call (beyond the deportit of II.) is to be made until the company's new bill shall have received the royal assent. At a meeting of the shareholders of the Asphaltum Company (limited) held yesterday at the London Tavern, the resolutions passed on the 30th of May for the voluntary winding up of its &ffllllll4 and the appointment of Messrs. Speakman, Marshall, Har rison, and Wilson asliquidaturs, were unanimously confirmed. The ships Blenheim, Middlesex, Dartmouth, and Conflict have been engaged by government for the conveyance of troops to Calcutta. The Gazette specie statement for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. : Import' of gold, 633,2301. ; exports of gold, 37,9001. ; imports of silver, 213,9211. ; exports of silver, 19,3901. FILEDLI Zynnra. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91f to 92 ex div., for the 10th instant, opened this morning at the same quotation, rose to 92 to it, and closed at 92 "sellers." For money the last price was 91i The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 91/, 92, ex div. ; ditto, for account (July 10), 92, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 91/, ; India Five per Cwt. Stook, 108, LI ; ditto Bonds, 225., 12s. prem. ; Four per Cent.l " enfaced" rupee paper, 91i ; ditto Five pet Cent., 1031, 104 ; ditto Five-and-all& per Cent., 109 k, 110. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady at 1081 to Aex div. The inquiries for the rupee paper continue. India Bonds were quoted 19s. to 225. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, Sa. to Ils. prem., showing in the latter., instance an improvement of Is. The fluctuations in Spanish Certificates are in cessant. The prioe rose this morning to 10} " buyers," thence fell to 9 to L and closed at fti to f, being higher than yestm.&y. The Caledonian Railway tra ffi c return shows this week a decrease of 743/. In the market for Bank shares there was an improvement in Alliance and Ottoman Bank. English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank shares have declined. National Discount retain an upward tendency. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 94 to 10 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 2 to 21 prem. ; Universal Marine, 211 to 2i dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, par; Mercantile Fire, to 1 pram. ; Com mercial Union , to dia. ; Albion Marine, to prem. ; Eastern Bengal Tea, / to 1 prem. ; Scarborough Hotel, / to I prem. ; and Anglo- Danubian S.tmm, tol prem. Fribourg and Lausanne Railway Bonds were film at 1 to 1 prem. A further improvement of per cent. took place in Victoria Government Debentures. $ MINE.9.-(THIS DAY.) Two elaxocu. There is little business going forward in the mining market to-day, as usual on a Saturday. Wheel Ludcott shares opened at 20i, " buyers," but have since fallen to 19 1 , "sellers." East Caradon are quoted 46} to 46 ; Caradon Vale, ti to 6 ; and Wheal Union 4} to I. I n the S tock Exchange East Caradon have been dealt in at 461 ; East Carn Brea at 17} ; and North Downs at 4*. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without variation of importance. East del Rey are officially marked and I prem. 2 * Great Northern Copper (South Australia), and dia. ; Port Phillip, I and prem. ; and Santa Bar prem. billr itt reference to the prospects of the mining market, the circular of Mr. Peter Watson, has the following : The important advance in the copper standard this week of 41. Se. par too, and 11. as. last week (together 51. 10e. per too) has been balled with greet satisfactioa, aid a further considerable rise is expected, which scoot fail to prove a further impetus to the mining share market. and favourably affect the prices of shares is the following mum, viz. : Devoa Great Console, East Cando*, West SetooFaSt Cara Brea, Wheel Seim, Mat Bassett, Cli ff ord Am.fr Booth Taigas, North Dow ns , Wh ea l Buller, W 07C ' O7. South Ceradon, Par Consols, West Bassett, North Bassett" Whoa Beemett, and a few other concerns selling large quan tities of copper ores 18 80 IN 101 111111161 POSIZINIMPS. Flide • so. llse. 40.11;••• •1 7 Do. ltow Zan.wATl. MP 100 100 100 100 Ds Itslimme• Rad..Bnad,toodaish ilp.• &fa, ••g. WI esidarsadbyDataL.H. De. ea Jew DIN efts. Wags • issiand Odp•TADeak I p.ages INS brim bo. G. Sitaidos Ds. H. do.. 0 Geoid Trim* al Do. • par c 4. Pr& DeAse.PreLe t tet.Z. Ds. I peed. De. pat el. 111111.... De. do. DR.— I NZ do. Ws: :: :1 !area Liam Poslairalsi - Do. lynr -- IDo. January, latt .. ea B. of Las//.. lit ar at el Wait °ads. s Do.dp.oldo.pqn,w.op Do. M do., 77,141,400. DeiimO.Ddo i ce d i !aqua Broach per ot. Do. am I Ds. If per ell 10111s.Ocap.11p. S. Inandok Cies& Ds. 40. Lad 0.1 D. do. a asp. do • 4u land de, LC of Canada 6p. a. Made Da. !orb .... _ Do.laeLek n0t5.51..c. 10111IGN ON sAnwan: &Luxembourg& p. oast Do. lasusd . Lemurs mil llelbzetra Nara. et lreaceB Do. p.e. & Lyons 6 mom& Do. New 8 per east.. ItoralSwedish6 pee oat. B.Ane.& Lom-Ven. Sp. c. Southern of ?rowel p.e. Vida lomanaellp.ot. WAN.W.offnacelp.a. Clefts Floss. 4 i 4 T i d zr I dr id u 1 iiieoo~: iiii~; ik.:l 4 iiiii l se UI 4146 .. 4 - si:iSSI ,soo .. .I.iis is Osil :: ~i _ 1 5 1" • - 412 .. Apo.. 107711 10 D 0.6 per 00nt.,161114 100 Do. 6 per ct. Fob /Avg 100 Do. 4 par otlldr.aeop 100 Do. 6 per coat. Do.lporoontla. Nook 11l of GRapoOp.et 1•3 do. 140 Do. do UM 101 Now Drossw.Gov.6p. ct. 100 N. &Wales °Lip. 0.1 100 Do. Sp. 0., 1871 to VA 100 Do. 6 p. a., 1668 Now Toehold 6 por coot 100 Novo Booth 6 p. 0., UM 106 AsolGov. op.o. Dodds 100 Vlo.ev.6p. a. J00.t./ lily 100 Do. do. Bp o. Apoll as O. 100 111117'1511 MINS& gred eau. an tPhillsakj Elthatt Ir ate 3 Clifford Der. 0. Om. gzlatir ) Last Banat ( East Carrion Zug Cam Brea KWh. rMk ) Grantslar • IL Amain Oreat Mara Taigas G. Wk Tar (ilaiafta) Omarlna Herod s.last =w i tty Margaret ely Want) North N. 'ADO'S (Mama) N. /IL %ant (Mogan Nadi Masai Orally ) Par Ocaa It. Slaw) Providence (U. Wank. 1 2" trl dr °°al Yls Oa 1711 ml qs. IL Caen lino (Mope) • Um & W. Pa hums (thaw) rk Tamar 811..fLasdM&C. its - OroTI - Vas of TowiS d n.) West Burst ) W. Condonoe ) West f.a..3 sr. ii: IL 14e. Lill. 41. Ipt. h. lissest WIL Maar flted.ra ) Wh. idwarg (Oalstook) In. Kitty (Va. Wan) W. Nary Aux (1100 m.) 111. 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IM ac. 81. il St M St. M et M St. M St 11 IL 10C IL 10C IL 100 Si 1% lIL LOJ It 10( tlt. 10C 84. lii IC II Ii( IU at. U ea lii ii: 1:04 SI. 11 St. 11 8 1. 1! -_ zd 76,000 10,000 25 000 SO.OOO 11.000 40.174 00.000 05.100 Aminlies Boa Award. Ladled— Brasil LetlLOo.(liat) =la Silver OcciaL ab LEl) East Del fart tad) lemma (Lim.) Osocral eh Northers dB. Australia= [sounds pa.) Wares ImsHauls& N.Bh nee.o. a.Asia(L) lestirtbaudallverLsco Port Phillip Santa Barbara Oold Scottish Austin. (lAut.) SL John del Ray Pm ) Mated Modem Worthine (I/a.) Yudausanitaas JOINT STOCK. ILI um. gai . t e. : ad O. e . a t 'Music • Analraleila IS Bank el s m . 10 beak at on N BM& N. America N Cbar.Blz.Brit. Columbia N C. Bk. Inote,Aus.,...Mlne 111 llere. or 1341 a. Len., and Mos 1N...... IN NW a! °mad& . . N liatiatteueL6kWrid NO Bank, Limited NO Lades and Brazilian N Las. Gk. liana al anatri N Do. New 10 random and County L o. IN Leaden Med Nook N London a South Larks" IN Inn. and Weetraltuder NO Nekro. a Pro,. Baskry 100 Zak Pram a/ 110 Do. New N National husk N New Booth Wales IS Oriental Bank tiowitara II Ban* 100 irrovlncial of Ireland B 7 89 I tr %Pa) a $4 81 84 # i di' fee il 84 U 96 98 41 8$ g .. 18 fizt ' Itt. 11 ht. 11 ht. 11 Bt. 11 i . " -- Pat ' l lell PM Wit i 88 Ile 84* . 884 tie * 8 t Par di 17* 18 25 1 i Bode Aow.tla 110 o.d Lesiralla 17Blia et Lades 40 4$ 61 62 26 1111 BY 80 rd 26 . NT 44 82 - 6i IS/ 6 - 14 s - _-- ---. M. 1 Pd. I unmans I Mo•a74 prism I Balm MDOWILLANMAIL MI I Algoma- No. 11. I 009raatall. Itdl W. priors I Balm -...- MO II • Mai all 171 MI -10 all Smlvirp • lotiardsal Of C 1 -10,000 i 10 Atlantic 111. ifau im.0 . ..j an 3s-33 an ardiaass 1 all Belem Z. I - 11 14 14 20,000 5 Bombay Gm limited.. 1 par 4pm -ts all Bogart to Gralaissia. -•-• -. 6,0001 60 DaiLlt Malt aI4 Tea it ID 4SO - ]OSO Oariassaz Mimi I Ball 104 Ili I.lal 10 Do. II 1 par 0. Inl ISM an lO - anti! 1 an IVlriaaaloa - - 0 418 - - u. 3331 ft Do. 0 - SO 14 IDatoh Ithaniall 44 l i t , psi 171 i MU' 11 1 i Load all 106 110 zd -. fiS 01l Madam of Yrsoos .... $1 - =llt. & k ap of Bog.* Brae/ ail 13 16 M. Palma M- ail Gd. tassiaa gm. I. .a -•-• - 1 10,691 St. Prolorema lOO 104 108 ad - 10 ili IM. Omani of Franco.. - ... -• 110,000 OR Do. II p. M. leo. 11•9 lOO 104 108 ad - 91 all ,(14. Want% Conga Sa. 114 141 --. 110 an Mho lauction - - 10,000 le L ludia&Loo.ghlpp ng B all - - in. - SS all Wm iloustamm A Bala -.-, -. 60,000 M Baal oillalrrig.l Caual i par apm ad - 110,000 St. Motaria Talograpk .... 100 100 10 1 -NI an Illarro ma Turnhout - -.. MOM 6 lag. and Amt. Cop. ~ all 221 14 10 sal !Loma and ,soma - ... MI all Mmia Animas 10,000 11 flea. lame Navissti.n 14 16 27 - M all 'Nate.titept: the -- ti 91 ad' •-• id MC: 1' _ MOP ( 1 . 1 011614 ) .. a s i 1 Mme. 1/4 par mat. Prof. all 1 - all IDo. op.s.Pri. Beti.gor. 194 In Id - 12,930 6 Las. MMUS Tel. (L.).. di 1 1 ad - 11 all Naziism of m 414 414 - 100.000 0 Loa. (ho. Onorilhas l'i al. 1 1 1 - M ill 11 Do. Now Shams - -Pm - 10,000 10 Loizatt.lre.Dir.Tel. ',/,. 1 - - - 10 an isevoalma Trask Pre. 8 10 - 60,000 SO Madras Irrta. I Ca ne 12424 am ad fd zd 16 Otimosalkormakt4la, 8 7 dl. - 1440 10 Mod/0c 3.. TeL (Ilos.) an I 4 - SS all 11 1 11 1 1.1. 0 aa sadldsdlt. 424 131 - 10,000 II National Mammal 00.. 6 14 If pm el Is all haft mad Ortaam lO al - 6,000 0$ li erbuddsCoalalrat IL , 1 S 4 Pia - SD an Illsolii sad 11. Pramoloar 10,000 6 NeJseriandsL.llp. a.prt MI 1 1 - is an i r a r a mbiloo Duz. e. 1 gi../ l6 154 - 1,114 109 N. Brum , IN. Bast. ma. 111 11 16 - 1116, IN. Bolt. Mistralaolaa.. all I 1 . 1 10 1 10 all Royal Danish - P/1,001 1 . Chi - lall Borst Swedish - - - alt IS ta Da. Ma (MBA.. an 1 zit - all Do. 7 par cent. - - ... 64000 11. Pod Irv. mods WI. 110 54 64 - 10IS all Bunko mid Moms - all Do. per mat. Pos 64 91 zd - ,_. 211,000 as Do. Mow OD 9 It pm - 10ft 8 )9.7perea. a a Wax , ' -^" 4660 10 3..3.,, a Lad. psi. 0.64 all 11 10 - 16 '1L,4.11.11 Vsnottaa 4 4 44 poi - M 10 *Lot ?annual/m.4p - - .- $9,1101 Birgatarm Irma aL IT 11 -. • 4 "Turin ma Bayous .... - - - Itt II Dia New aD 61 64 - M all imams of Priam- - U 64 - OM 16 Itlo dm Jas Cli, la.(1, )an 161 M} ad, MR ad m D 71 Wait Marian 7i - i 10,710 IS , Do. 1 1 I mud , 14 ad f all - IP • "" • MAO 190 Mall Mama O Po is ss - W i. IP par at. Peal 10 104 WlO MOM 11 1. ___". /mil LaroilM. INI MO 140 - W ist. .W. et r a 11 ms. u It - WOG IS Avalullaa Load all U IS ad - DIMWIT= STOCKS. lO, I TM. Bart, .. 311 3 Kw I Do. ft. 1111161111•1.• 111 1 1 .. Na Ilk I aroma. IPdI M. prima I Palm 11,600 10 Do, 4 46 0 - i illialli It elifisnalp.s.3aaatalr 100 98 100 ad 60.0 00 4000 I ream&► to lads X)1 4 4 die - MOOD 116 .1 11 addtapstMsa..112/.0. 1 1 :0 , flt 96 I-, 10.9 910 . IA& of Avas(L.) /I li Ms Ts , 1111,111 116. Mimi Ip.M.Jaa.ID Mr 111 07 99 id - 470 0 11 laa.Co.U.Cona4 8 4 14 pia .... •. - Ilk 116•1111111_ .11 &IL 60. ot. 110 - ' - Oa 6 o.l.lLumelas Tit. 0,., •i 1 1 411 - 110. 1 11. W.M//id*Off.- y, 101 - He id -. 11,001, WO im alimmililaiidi lll% II 11 lOa 4 My COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY) . Tbso market is quiet. Potersbarg Y.C. on tho irpot is ynotod 475. • Jul , 47.. ; firopnetaber, 48s. 94.; October to . . . . MABEE; Avmaas.—Town tallow, 475. 94.; fat by ditto, 41.54.; yellow Matta, 48 1 . 6d. ; welted staff, 375. ; rough ditto, 21s. ; tallow peeves, 161. ; good dregs, Is. EIMITHIPHCLD HAY MARIEXT.—(THIS DAY.) Mare Hervey end &otos report trod* 6z it the fellow ion priest :—Prior allow hay, Ws. to 90e.; emperior ditto, 92e. 6d. to 100 e. ; inferior ditto, 36e. to 60e ; new, ditto, 36e. to 80e ; clover, old, 90e to 120 e. ; ditto inferior, 703. to 60e ; drew, 36a. to 42e. OOVKNT GARDZN.—eTHIS DAY.) Vegetables still continue to be well supplied. During this week and last there have been large importations of foreign pine apples, as well as of beans, artichokes, car rots, tomatoes, mambas, and frame potatoes. Cherries and strawberries me more plentiful, as are also grapes. Potato trade heavy. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, pelargoniums, violets, migionstne, sad roses. isoir. Pine Apples, per lb., lb to for' °rapes, per lb., le to Lk Strawberries, p lb. Id to le Green Tip, per dos., Ils Proctor, par dos., 10s to Ms Nec:arines do., lk to Pk =I (newt). do., 21 to le seek, es to as - .illierries. FIN lb., is to as Apples, por dos., la to Is per quart, ad to Od =b o a r, re p. dere, Se to as Illsek do , do., as to Ts Oranges, per 100, 64 to 12s Lemma. per !Po. • to 10, Walnuts, per 100, Is French Us" per 100. IS to is - Gess Pt4l, p.faisve, Ild to es Cabbages, p. boa., Is id to Is id Potatoes, York Isessts per too. lies to 180. „ Takes, do., 100 s to 1405 „ looks, do., 140 s to 160 s „ Ceps, do., 90s to 90s „ New, per lb, Id C. rraq bssch.lod to Is id do., Is 7d to Is id Splissels, per dee% Is to Is id Cucumbers, seek Is to Is id Tirtt,;b - okee, each. ad to ed ; DNA, per doz., Led Celery, per boodle, la &nolo Asparagus. per bundle, to le Sbailots, per lb. 10d to le Garbe, per lb, 6d told Lettuces, each, 2d told Zed's., par score, Lee Ileeeera per boo., Is6d to as Vegetable Marrowsp. , earlt, ed ushrooms, pott., Id tolled Parsle la y, per 12 beaebee, lb tots Kerbs, per bomb. Id told PROVINCIAL MARI MAZZZT& LremarOOL, /MY 4.—Bales te•lay : a. l real $44—L4 Western dock, 72 $44 — L4 Lisnosabire —Cele td ala t orlia 106 21.6 new—Loudon and North Western, 944 44-111dland 1274 11 86 6—North BALI* 424—South Stock, 1124 6—Antwerp and letterdam. 61—Buffalo and lake Huey 4 1244 16-16 41 46—Ditto Seven per Cent. 101. shares, 8 1-1616-- Botch thealek 14 1 2-16 p.—Orand Trunk of Canada, 214—Greet Luxembeevg, 1441-15 6—lllinois Central, 46 d.-121e. en strew meat, 19—flarakse Sad Neuss, 114—Alliance Bank, ti 614 p.— Bank of Liverpool, 264 11400041. JOLT 4.—!Le market is good and prices rather better. Great Luxembourg, 144 6-16—Real Northern A, 5114 —Grand Trunk of (baud; 214—Oreat Western, 724 2 16—Minnie Central, 46 d.—Lances ire and Yorkshire, 105 41—London and North Western, Wl Manchester, Sheilleld, and Lincolnshire, lettersnable Pref., 6-16 p.-1111dland, I!N—South Nesters, 1116—Timmes and Money Marble Insurance, 21 16 p.— Belgian Bohn Jusettoo, 14—Furnso 6pet as wet 1281. 1114107011414. JOLT 4.—Baalwas es 4011 tiiintationa were as follows :—Great Western, 714 to 72—Birmingham One ranteed, 774 buyen—Birmanghaat Preference, 10 10 Bristol and Birmingham Sin par Oast., 140 setleve—South Rtarords, 104 ioi—Birminlham Canal, 941 sellers—Woreester Canal, 13 to 14 —Birmingham Banking Osy shares, 26 to 4—Birming ham Cemetery, 10 bales— Ba taJa MIDs, 1-16 dia. to pax— Metropolitan Wagon, 11 14 pa BAWLS or Bogwoßra FIILD.—The arrangements for • large githerbig el keel and London archeologists on this famous battle 6eM, ars being meting carried out by the Leicestershire Architectural and Aogical Society. Wednesday, the 6th of August, is thsday fized for the excur sion from Leicester to the highest point of the Said, where an extempore description of the battle will be delivered by the Rev. Canoe Trollops, from • raised platform ;Awed there for the porposs.—Leicanerstire Mercury. A MAN Arruirse sr • BILL—In order to make some repahs, • workman entered the cage of • bear, in Edmonds' menagerie in Airdrie, the other evssios, when the brute attacked him. The poor roods leg was first seized a little above the knee, and bitten ferociously. Then, by • succession of sharp bites, the bear slowly munched up towards the upper part of the thigh, until some half-dozen of the attendants mitered the enclosure and rescued the mew who was frightfully torn and araglad.--lianderland Herald. _ _ _ - STABBING BAILIFFS AT MANCHZSTER.-Yeetertlay forenoon two men, named William Stubbs and John Fox, were engaged in diatrainiug the goods of William Black ledge, Daniel-atreet, Bradford, Manchester, who owed tea weeks' rest, when Blackledge. who was not in his house, caught sight of the men from the window of a neighbour ing workshop where he was employed as a picker-maker, and rushing out with a large tablelrnife he had with him, stabbed both the bailiffs in the chest and left side. Re was immediately taken into custody, and himself received a severe cut in the hand from the knife, when it was wrenched from him by one of the bystanders. The wounded men were attended by Mr. Done, surgeon, Berwick-street, ant were taken to the Manchester Infirmary, where they are is • dangerous state. though their recovery is hoped for. The prisoner's family (a wife and three little children) were in a destitute and squalid state ; he had been out of work for some time, sad the whole value of the scraps of furniture in his house would not be mom than • few obi liege. Sak-sAtirmo PLAces AND Tanit C uirroma. - Those of our sone and daughter whose walk I. life else where-in their drawing-rooms, for intim* -in public, meemblages-on the streets of the city-are surrounded by an atmosphere of decorum and purity-whom the slightest indecorous word or act in each places would suffuse with shame and indignation-these, when they come within the consecrated arena at the proper time, are instantamocaly divested of all sense and decorum, end exhibit a segos ace to be matched elsewhere until we reach the Mutinous Islands or the nosier. It is useless to argue or light with this specialty; it is a deeply founded national institution almost a supentitioa- and one might as well lift his voice in argument against suttee or the national institution of Dahomey. Bat if our countryman who is apt to thick that every license or indecorum of he own country is only to be found in an exaggerated farm abroad, should take this national custom with him into some portions of Europe, he may Sod himself in • complete and very disagreeable mis take. It is cree. I apprehend, more frequently committed than proclaimed. In fact, in such cases, the proceedings take a form widish brings the calories conduct forth in so extremely odious and scandalous a shape, that be en tirelly abandons his limb impulse, which is to place before the 3raeiary of State the alternative of obtaining justice for an outrage on • British subject, cc immediately declaring war against the offending nation.-Blacimoud's Magazine for July. TRAFFIC Rscsirra.-The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom' amounted for the week ending the 28th of June, on 10,264 miles, to 598,8881., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 9,251 miles. to 571,4441. showing an increase of 315 miles, and of 27,4441. in the receipts. The gross receipts no the fol low log 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, on 6,634 miles, to 464,0131. ; and foe the corresponding week of 1861, on 6,497 aides, to 440,5341., showing an increase of 137 miles, and of 23,4791. in the receipts. The increase on the Pastern °auntie' Railway amounted to 3,21122. ; es the Great Northers to 5,1004 ; is the threat Southern end Wasters, to 3981. ; ow the Great Western, to 7,3561. ; on the Lesion and North-Western, to 7,1761.; oa the London, Brighton. and South Coast. to 2,9671. ; on th e London sod South Western to 3,589/. ; on the Mo en ,/ to 2.567/. ; on the North British. to 5864 ; and as the South Eastern, to 2501.-total, 34.078/. But from this mast be deducted 7421., the decrease on the Cal•doeian ; 6,9561. on the Lariceshk• and Yorkshire; 9364 ne the Manchester, Sheffield, sad Lincolnshire ; sad 1,9651. on the North Eastern, together 10091., leaving the inures.., as above, 14,4791. The pads and mineral treia ea Mom lines amounted to 198,V74/... est for the corresponding week of 1861 M 194,3371, Mewing an at 4,637/. The receipts for pasesagers,_ pareein aseseeted to 264,01111., spinet Zen- , an Menem of 18,8421. The traffic pee mg SS Mbar Nue amounted oe 3,633 miles, to 134,8T5t, and Tor the corresponding week of last year, as 3,454 miles, to 130,9101., showier( an increase of 178 Talkaa and of 3,9651. in the receipts. Ttie Mersa* is Yr belle of the past week as tom. pared with the imersigimaair period of 1861 arises chiefly from the pemeytr brio to the International Esighitioe, and in the poi lie& hem an Impromieneet in teed*. The Male eneelpfe of the past week show an Increase et 27,0491., u comp asei with those of the preceding week, eating the rist ai June. II Per JP= 18 8 1 1i lar cm q sd 11 IS sd 11 :L Per S i fit a,. 1 pm 6? do MI 3 :I I ~~