The Express. — London, England, 1866-06-15 00:00:00

bed by the Seteetary of State oak atwitaettak _sad refus w omen' towards Vie saidato. on, Tlioama Thomas, detained ry School hip Cornwall, off order was made on the 11 th rhuidant eitould pay la. 6d. • 0 his eon, who was sent to the plied to the defendant for the defendant refused to pay it, to do so. The defendant had the *wintry, and had left his pport, and was cohabiting with wo children. le was given him he would pay. fendant had given him a great to avoid paying by sending a e defendant, whe said he had or Us days. *WORTH. tN PUTNIT.-71711601DINAST /DOC& f o r attempting to mur go-street, Putney, was resumed n od man, who was brought in a e Wandsworth Workhouse In len confined since the tragical 'ding her husband, who looked paroxysm of tears, which ended in the dock from sheer calms- feed was Mr. Henry Winslow, randiworth, and he Bested that at se morning of the 22nd ultimo, police-station, whore he saw o was in a state of great lees of blood. He was serious wound indeed, about five throat, two inches below the ruler parts of the throat had been brewer bad escaped. The wind molly opened. Witness believing in danger, as he had very little s inspector to send for • magis epoeition. said he had charge of the station brought in. The prisoner came Witness asked the husband who Al said that w—, pointing to the wed her from the presence of bet hid that she would tell the truth, peat she had been cruelly ill ; that he had used terms to ever deserved, as, for instance, heard, alluding to being called a L that she could not put up with it shred the act. Witness asked her I she replied with her husband's sere the raver was, and she said on i the bedroom. After that state kis inspector. The prisoner oriel lion. some additional evidenoe as to 'the, line missing from the yard. usband, Henry Cushion, taken at e was supposed to be dying, was e effect that on the Monday before , and he gave her ss. On the night sue and went to sleep in the bed.' mina himself fastened down by a from his throat, and his wife , I'll let you know whether you en made another cut at his throat. go away, she cut the rope and he I him into the street, and said she nsport her. He fell from weakness, he station by a pram man and a s now added that he believed he had aka that there were more than two ns from the magistrate, the wittiest' I his wife. They had been leading and he h►d very great provocation name mentioned by the sergeant. eh two distinct outs upon his throat I mean th►t you felt her cutting you made the following statement, her audible at the time :—I did not mtrnent I reoeived from him. Ile for calling me the foul names Lm one cut when he moved, and when he sat up in bed. After id cut he cried out " Murder." I n the bed, took him by the shoulders, m under the rope. I never cut it at L have caused you to do this ;" be put alders and kissed me. He told me ould be well in a few days, and that ne to me. 111liraed her statement the witnesses over to proecente her is had collected in the police•yard to le injured man, as he entered the cab wary. OR IN WORKHOUSE INFIR MARIES. ' INQUIRY. —(THIS DAY.) spector under the Poor-law Board, . an investigation in the board-room of wkhouse with reference to certain Y Miss Bowdon, formerly a nurse in the stablishment relative to the treatment in. Beaton was read, and a long inquiry ag its contents, which was going on LS AND BEQUESTS. Rev. John Keble, M.A., Vicar , was proved, in London on the 28th end trustees being the Rev. Sir George I. ? hon. canon of Gloucester, rural dean 4mchcomb, and the Rev. John Frewen ipfield, Hants. The personalty was n Mr. Keble was the author of " The d many other popular theological n March 29, at the age of 73, having 1362. He leaves to each of his execu te Rev. Thomas Keble, 8.D., vicar of tenement and land at Fairforcl. He le the residue of his real and personal that, at her decease, she leave to the 8.A., and his wife, the sum of 4,0001., worship. Lee, Esq.,_LL.D., Q.C., F.R.5.,F.5.A., ll House, Bucks, was proved in London, iy the executors and trustees, H. W. biter, W. Rutter, Esq., solicitor, Thos. ibt. Wilkinson, Req., Totteridge-park, ,wades, M.A., rector of Hartwell. The worn under 7,0001. This learned and L was very eccentric ; he seldom pleaded, ended the court in his professional d himself in taking notes. He oc g period the chambers adjoining the >octors'-commons which had belonged to h.. Lee attained the age of 83, and 464, and added two codicil', Feb. 3 and sins many legacies and annuities of o his secretary, Mr. Longville, he leaves Horton, his secretary and astronomer, to each of his executors, 100/. • to each i nieces, 50/. ;to the clerks in S tone and g. and to each a present of the value of also made to each of his tenants not in :aths to the Numismatic Society, British :iety, Syro-EgyptioSociety, Chronological he Anglo-Biblical Society, each 1001., the pplied by the council to the widows or members who may have died rich in drements but poor in pecuniary in ides to be paid free of duty. He se of his letters, papers, or docu ed till a lapse of twenty years, and should it may be at the expense of his residuary ture, books, pictures, medals, antiquities, other instruments, MSS., and collection" Neves to his nephew, Edward Dyke Lee, s his estates in the counties of Beds, 1, and Bucks to his nephew, John W. sue. A certain portion of his personal into eight parts, leaving to his wife two- Lis cousin Jane iott, and his five execu glith The ultimate residue of his pro between his wife, who takes one moiety the other moiety and reversion be leaves 'Alward Dyke Lee, Esq., and his heir. — us News. the marriage of Captain the Hon. r, eldest son of Lord Dormer, with Louisa, r of Colonel and Lady Louisa Tenison, Earl of Lichfield, was celebrated at St. fer-square, by the Hon. and Rev. Adalbert ieutenant has complied with the wish igue committee that an English inspector could be sent over to Ireland to determine lease in Down i 8 the rinderpest. to a circular of Messrs. Arles Dufour ins, none of the unfavourable circumstances a month ago to interfere with the sound le having disappeared, transactions in silk •emained in estate of entire suspense, =dm are merely nominal. The realisation of a far than the last one, in all the producing rope can, it is stated, no longer be ques gh it is difficult as yet to form an opinion as THE • .nPMSS, FRIDAY iEVENING, SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) do. 1 &toots. 0 4 000 Delthlt o. Coba.llp.d.,lBll ~.. Coa. Gov.(l D. aorn-at. .... Do. Spor*lroloAlkug. .... Do. floorot. 14, Do. Sprat Joa..fa ps. Do. Spar& Ds. Dago,4oo Cowl G Rogge par.lB7B d0.D.0.111002 .... On OVUXIL The railway market is dull to-day, end a de cline of ito }per cent. has matured in Midland, Lanoashue and Yorkshire, Great Northern, and London, Chatham, and Dovelostoeks. The trans- es articles are limited. London and North-Western stock is quoted in to ex new ; Mat,liten, 1271 _to 1914 ; fi Great W e stern, 5n to 63 ; 1231 to 121; „, 11 LancashireandYorishire, lk to f ; South-Eastern, 691 to 701 ; Great Northern, 121 to 122 ; ditto A, 131 to 132 ; Caledonian, 196 to 127 ; Great Eastern, 371 to 1 ; and Loadon r Chatham, s and Dover, 26 to 96. 01DINARY MAUD AND WOMB. Bake today to 1 p.m. RAILWAYS and Ruder 100 ;DuabrUna .11 Cork and Bandon all Cornwall 100 Dublinandßalfaatinne 100 Illnedee,PertbotnadJe .11 Iliast London Scrip Cart 100 I Do 100 ,Olaagow and& Western 100 Graaf Zsatarn Ord. St. 100 I Da E. Ann. Stk., Ifo.t po Orest/tprin of Scotland rOO 'anal Northern 109 Mo./. i A rec. no &iv. un -100 . Do. 11 I til6 p. e. is paldß 199 IDo. New les. a' 26 pm. 116 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stork 100 '0 t. South & West (Ire ) 100 'Great Western 100 Do.Stoarlial.Ona.fitk 100 Do. South Wales .. , 100 Do. W. MM.—Ward 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire 100 Lon„Brlghtn, &S.Cosst 100 Lodon,Chatheak&Dor 100 Do. Met Exten.Aop.a. 100 London& North Westn. 100 'Loutioa&SonthWestero 100 Man. &Lismoinsh 100 Metropolitan 7 Do. New li Do. Extension all Met:Gyp/Ban District 10 Do. do. do. .. , ell Do. &St. John's-wood 100 Midland 6 Do. LB Shares 100 Do. Birm. & Derby. all ldid lent 100 North British . 100 Do. Miln ,Parth,litia 100 N. Eastern—Berwiek NM Do. G. N. I. Pura. . 100 Do. Leeds 1100 Do. Y orlf . 100 I Do. all Do. 18 Do. 100 iNorth Carlisle Mock. &Darling do., isee-en London do., 1864.. i Do. do.: 1 ses 100iNorthaadordshlre 100 IN. & 8. Western Auto 100 Scottish Central 100 'Scottish N. S. Aber. Stk 100 'Scottish Midland 100 ,rheVailiVilial;ii 100 flott1!I pev.on 100'.Booth 'Canon all .I.4sraraWraingham4kel 100 'Tad Vale S Da C 100 Vale of Meath 100 .Waterford & Kilkenny 6 i Waterloo & Whitehall 100 iWast Cornwall F.. iTc;.- '.:. ;D.. 5..e.A f 11000-65 1, )(smiting 6 per ct.„l 1, Do. 1 1,060 Do. 1 4 Do. 1806 t, Natal. Gov. 8 per cont.. IMO New Brans.Gov.llporot. .. 43 17ew Bontlt i"TWlL. l l3 :l e es t :l . .. 'I" D :1 . 5. c0nt. 181 ,187 5 1 to 181 6 ... Do. 6p . a 1868 tot 5, Now ZeillandBpor cent. 5,000 Do. 6 per cent 6. Nova Sooqa 6p. c.,1106 5,000 Queensland Go.. 6p. ct. B.Aut.6oy. 6 p.ct.,1868 Do. 1878 and wink .. 1 , 10.6107.6 p. a Jon. Jul, ~. Do. 6p. ot. AgetlNoc. IORIUON 01 Matanau 1 I 2 41.Laxembo . aad arssp.owit. Harem all Matson& and Sabanilla Do. Ifecond Mane .. .. North of Trance 8 p ct. Do nate Chart Sep, ot. an Ottoman (Smyrna, &c.) Paria,Lronaokldribp.ot. I Do. New Spot. I Recite &3. 7. (Pern.).. Royal Swedish 6p ct .. Sava La Grande? p. et. I Ans. &Lone-Van. V.O. Southnentof Fort. ?p.c. 18anthernolltranoeSp.o. (South Italian, 3 per ct. W.& N. W. of Frn Sp. C. BRITISH „,..k . Chtvarton . Clifford Amal .. Bey. G. Con. (Tavlstek `, . East Borst (Mogan) . Bast Caradon ~ Bart Cara Ursa . Bast Grenville , . East Guanlalake .. Exit Lovell , . E. W. Russell (Taylor) Grambier & St. John' 4 Great Laxey (Winton) .. Great South To/sus .. Great Wheal Busy .. G. W. Vor (Holston) renvllle : Merod's Foot . Mingston Downs . Margaret (Uny Lelant; . Marks Valley • Mwyndy Iron Ore .. New Seton . North B.ookear :. F. Wb. Basset (111011•111, .. North Wheal Crotty .. Prosper United Provkience (U. Lelant) .. S. Caradon (St. Clear) .. South Condurrow W. Frances (Mogan: .. Stray Park Tin Crott g Vigra and Cloiran, Um. .. West Basset (Illogan) .. W. Caradon (Liskearcl; .. West Chiverton .. West Seton Wh. Basset (Mots& Wh. Butler (Sedrath). WitaryAnn tMenhen. .. Wheal Seton Wh. Trelawney (LIMO' 901 1 1171 im so 128 i i i 8 ;EST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sir ammo Istszaars.) ST CKBRIDGE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP PLANS. SA&Th' 5 ran. Was la a aarkier. • UXBRIDGE PLATE. Xin{da7 ... • •• ... Mrsi. . 1 .1... ; , - . it ACKWORTH PLATE. Qnrias Btw ... 1 MATCH. Soapstone beat Ontaad-Onter. NURSERY STAIRS. es 44 - 7 virld St Lady Craven ... 8 ran. Won by two leniths. 81. TROY STAHEL Five furlongs. Harpenden, Vauban, Osndsens,Ophicleide, Ladyßester, Reyna Sennylooks, Uncles, King Charles Empress, Si Dnebeei. Range &uglier. Marksmen, Bombs;dea, Julius, ft... Lady Reek Ailesbery, Gwynn, Fairfield, Feeder, Kidder- a: =Mater, bad Duchess ere here. 11!'• HURSTBOURNIS CUP. Two and a half miles. et Lord Zetland, Todlehen,Rustio, The Dahe,Blne Riband, 86 . 86. Ashworth, Robin Hood, and John Davis are bore. 8L ROD Foarior.—Moulsey, Mail Train, Tornsentor, and et. 3ydinonton. LW: COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. It 9, MARK-LANE.--(THIS RAY.) There wee a very moderate show of English wheat here IL to-day. The attendance of buyers was by no means exten -84. sive, yet factors were very firm in their demands, and prices 74: were, in some instances, rather higher than on Monday. at. We were fairly supplied with foreign wheat. Good and at fine qualities were held at Is. per qr. more money. Low St and damp wheats were neglected. 10 Floating cargoes of grain were quite as dear as last week. 10 The demand for both English and foreign barley ruled 1 t steady, at extreme currencies. 10 Malt was in good supply, and moderate request. In fit prams, no change took place. 9 Oats came freely to hand, and a fall avenge business St was passing in them at the late decline in value. 10 B ea ns were firm, but not dearer. The supply was 81 8 ,: . limited. Bt. The sale for peas was steady, on former terms. 26 The flour trade was firm, at very full prices. Seeds were a dull inquiry. In cakes very little was et. pawl* Elm Per Crr. 1 WNW. t a I Am; Neat, red, old 44 to 62 new 36 to 48 . 80. white, old 62 to 67 new 28 to 61 litorfoli sad Zino° ln red, old Barmir. Malting Grinding MALT. Worfoill, and Ballo& Se to OS Kingston and Wun a ss it to Drown PRIME. MIL Per Qr. al• 04/S. I. S. 10 p to Z 6 t o 3. LI) Ilith, W tte black St 89429. Tick(l,366) III to ST St Tick 97 to ae 81 . Harrow Moos 44 to as S t St riail. 23 to 41 to to Ii lb tom New RIK IS tom Onll. SS to 34 93 Ida*, is to 31 gi• White 37 to N Boners _ Uto 40 et ?Wu& Tows nude, per 106 AV VS to 46 eL lbs. Household 37 to le Country st to si Norfolk and Suffolk, shlp le to 34 lissilah,tee --- 2O to 25 potato 5644 1 . toed FUR Per Qt. I. I. Per Qr. OLT& a. I. IWI Danhh and Swedish IS to IS 10 Roden ll to to 100 BRUM. Danish __ $a to 19 St. I 7 479t l ln rns. 100 Maple S Vto V t &Was St MIAs Coal. 100 White as so sa Yellow !Mona. 100 Wendt, per sack Spanish „ American, per bri. Canadian „ INTO LONDON BY WATER I°D ,TO JUNE 14. INCLUSIVE. i k 11:3 !TELT : Dentate and Louisa berg VI to 68 Rostock 8 Meriden -45 to 65 Danish Russian, kard sort inieriCall, red „ white &Mart ------ Grinding Distilling Malting 04211. Dotebeed 22 to 20 I fing AItRIVAJJI 01 GRAIN, &e.. CARRIAGE. FROM JUNE 9 Wheat Barley. Malt. Data. f Flour. 90 qrs. qr. qrs• qn tabs. sack& 20 English and Scotch 1280 .. 3170 . • .. 1380 20 Irish 38. oreign .. F .. loaso 1110 .. 2630 .. 1890 sc. St Total ...... .. 11970 1260 3170 20930 .. 3270 20 20 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. g ' s (THIS DAY.) 10 (OT sLicrato mop ilerminaslonst, TRLIORLPII.) Rt. (FROM ORR own conammonmenr.) St. St COTTON.—The market quiet but steady. Sales foot up 20 Shout 8,000 bales at yesterday's rates. St CORN. —The market fully attended, wheat slow sale, the 60 advance of 2d. to 3d. asked checks business. Flour dull 100 at the advance. Indian corn plentiful supply, and 3d. to 100 6d. per quarter lower ; mixed, 28s. 6d. to 28e. 9d. Feu t firm. Oats and oatmeal steady, at late rates. St, WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) I (RT RLICIRIO AND INTZRNATIONAL TILIORLPM.) (FROM OUR OWN cositstrotrovxv.) Wheat in good demand at 2s. per qr. more money, Barley, beans, and oat' in fair request ; value unaltered. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SI:GAIL — The market is steady, but not active, the trans actions being chiefly confined to moder ate sale s of British West India. Refined—Prices are firmly maintained, but the demand is only moderate. COFFEE. — The parcels of Ceyldn brought to public sale have gone off with less competition than heretofore, but without material change in prices. Plantation triage, 525. to 65e. ; ordinary, 69e. to 70s. ; low middling and middling, 735. to 795. ; good middling, 80s. to 835. 61.; peaberry, 80s. to 83s. Tae.—The market is firm, but quiet. RU3I.-30 puns. of Demerara sold at the full price of la. bid. ; and 40 puns. of Berbioe at Is. 6d., being id. per gallon advance. Rice.—Business has been done, Baseein for cash at 10s., and Ballam at 13s. SALTPETSF..—A small parcel sold, for arrival, at 245. on the spot. No sales reported. Corrow.—The sales are limited to small parcels, but firm prices are obtained. JurE.—There are buyers, but no sellers, at previous prices. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 41s. 9d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 425. 9d. ; June, 425. 6d. ; October to December, 46a. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that during the past week there has been a brisk demand for all descrip tions of British and foreign hops, at advanced rates. Fly continues on the increase in almost all the hop-growing districts, and at present the prospect of the coming crop is anything but favourable. On Monday next, in the House of Lords, the Bishop of London will present a petition from Mils Bur dett Coutts, in reference to certain bishoprics of the united church of England and Ireland, and in her Majesty's colo nial possessions. The following peers composed the minority who voted last night for Lord Lyttelton's bill, giving a copy right to the authors of works of fiction in the dramatising of their works :—Earis Beauchamp, Carnarvon, Stanhope, Verulam, and Gnmard, Viscount Lifford, the Bishop o Oxford, Lords Cremorne, Denman, Lyttelton, and Talbot de Malahide. Next week Sir Henry Rawlinson will question the government as to whether there is any reason to believe that Russia contemplates the conquest and p erm anent oe cupation of the city and territory of Bokhara. Tho trial of strength between one of the Bel lerophon's rifled 300-pounder guns and a N.ineh turret of the Royal Sovereign, will to-day be decided at Spit head, and will be witnessed by the Duke of Somerset, and other Admiralty authorities. Mr. McCullam, of Kensington-gardens-equare, writes to the Times to say that Fort Erie, which belongs to him, consists of a corn mill with a dwelling-house and a few acres of land on the Canadian side of the Niagara. The corn mill was burnt a few years ago and the whole consist' of a desirable site for a railway station when the proposed international bridge to Buffalo is built, but is worthless as a post for the Fenian' or for any other belli gerent. It is arranged that the Great Eastern, with the now Atlantic cable, shall sail from Sheerness on Saturday, the 30th inst. The entire cable was completed this day. The Brighton Braininer says that the re is a p oor man in Brighton who has five children, three of whom are perfect albinoes. The father's complexion is dark, and the mother's nearly black, and both belong to families with dark complexions. I,ctlitC." 1 4 IT TO TO TO 114 114 IT Sli 4 T 121 112 132 112 62 51} 26 32 121.1 me 114 16 24 66 1 - 16 f 1171 66 ft as a 62 127 . 129 1 --i l skal 1124 11 221 lik. 65 ST 54 U no 1054 70 711 11/7i 1084 35 52 10 U PTA 119 111 1 fpm 1 29m 72 76 102 112 148 159 05 67 4A ID 00e TN I I 140 143 - i 3 WI 100 IN IN IN BRITISH POBSNISION& Mt I Pd. 100 I an Atlantic&St.Lawrenee l 100 'Boat Bar. &C. In. gip.c. 8 Do. F Shares all Buffalo & Lake Huron all Do. Preferentsp 1.00 BulL,Brant,B93oderfch 6 per cent 1872-3-4 1100 Cal &S. Bastern sp. c.g 'lOO : Cape T. &Dock 62.2.3 1 all I Demerara,Tp.c. P ,100 'Fast Banal gu.rerd.7. 1100 'Beet Indian go. 5 do 'lOO Grand Trwik of Canada all Do. Equip. Ma a Bonds all Do. Ist pref. all Do. do. deferred all Do. fad pre f. Bonds. all De. do. deferred all Do. fed pref. Stock all Do. do, deterred all I Do. 4th pref. Stock.. all Do. do. deterred 100 'Great Indian Peninsula 16 Do. gua. 5 per cent. 6 Do. New d 0..... I Do. New 100 .0t S. of India. g. sp. ct 1100 I Do. 41 per cent 2. Do. all 'Gt. Western of Canada 18 I Do. New all I Dar. Bdapay.lBl3 all I Do. do. do. 1877- , 8 2 Ind ranch:Limited) :100 Madras guar. Sp. cent , 1100 Do. do. do I 100 Do. do. e 1 de 10 Do. Fifth Extension .100 ,Melb. Corp. 11 per c. Bd. ! all Meth. and llobsosisßay .. 1 Do. 6p. ct., pay. 1880, .. 1 Do. sp. ct., pay. 1895 1 100 ' N.B.. of Can. Op. e.lstp. B. 100 ' &lade, gut 6 per cent. 1100 Do. Delhi do 2 Do. do. do 1 , 00 Do. Puojaub do. I 00 Do. Indus St. Flot do — is - ofi ---- 101 102 4 } Ws r 7} Ts go JOINT lA*l3. 3C RUMS. -114-1 No. I +Agra & ltaatoranan's (L ) ' Albion I AllianceLon.itLiverpooi Anglo Austrian Anglo Egyptian (Lim.) Anglo Italian Asiatic Bank Cor.zow 60,0001 60 10,000 6o'. 40,000 100 I. 100,000: 20 . 40,000 ao 1 20,000; 60 ' 11,300' 20 30,000 1 40 12,600 1 30 I 104° 1 2° 1 10,000. 25 40,000 1 20 1 25,0001 20 10,000 100 20,000 1 ao 60,000' 10 40,000! 50 • 60,000 20 50.000 1 60 1 20,0001 150 1 16,5001 20 ' 40,000! 20 30,000 25 !. 50,000. 20 ; 20,000.1001 40,000' 20i. 40,0001 251 200,000 10 10,000 1 50 20,000, 50 50,000 20 30,0001 SD 20,0001 25 30,000, 20 20,000' 60 45,0001 50 40,000 , 100 20,000 . 100 135,0001 20 67,669.1 20 'Anstralasia Bankof British Nimbi 1)0. New, Issued it pm Bank of Zapf Bank of London Bank of Otago (Limited) 11 :Bank of Queensland (L. 1,1 B Banta Victoria,Australl ;Bank of New Zealand ' 11 • Barned's Bank 1 Limited!' 11 IBraelliandrortititesta. 11 'British & Calif ornian(l )1 'British N. America .* al iCharlesLaffitte d Co. (L ) ' C. Bk. India, Ans., CbMi !Chart. ]ter. of India, dc al :City 1 11 . . ;e;doniii Com. Bank of Canada...; i Com. Bank of India, ike.i ' Consolidated !tank (L) 'Delhi sod Londm? 'iseiEZ;cl;n (112nItedh ,Eastern klzehange:Lim.; IMallah and Aricoican :1 5 kamilalt Joint otock (L 1 Eng.Scot.dcAual. Chart& al ' English and Swedish (1.4 25 European Bank ,Llmitedl 11 laH .11. V Imperial Ban induan.Chis k (Li m i t ed; ' 2( imperial Ottoman 11 Do. New lonian __ 1 a, .ail ss 6,000 25 100,0001 20 600,000 100 20,000 60 12000 100 22,000 1 20 6,000.100 214,4211 24 2o.c_Pn 24 Do. New Land Mort. Bk. Indla!L Do.fip.e.Deb..lBB4, Serail Loa.BIL ofidextoootc. J.) Loadoa and Bnualiaa , ij London& Itleerriete,L ), Do. New, he. at Lipm 11 De. do. do I Lon, Ch. Dank of Austri 1 s ILondoe end County 1 ILondoe Joint Stock. II. _ ' ll.ondon &Southltriean, al 'Lon. & &Western 1.1 in.) 21 L. 'London &Venezuela L; 11 1! London &Westminster.' t Merchant Bank ,Lbn.) Z Do. New i ltervautile&ExchancL Metro. & Prov. Bank i Midland Bank (Lin .: 20 5 'National of Australasia 4 100 National of Liverpool 10 100 N. Pro. of England 42 20 I Do. 2nd & 3rd Issue 12 60 'National Bank . New South Wales all le 'New Zealand (Llmtted) 1 M !North Western 25 .onental Bank Osmosis all 20 iOrient.Com. lateO.C. 7 20 Do. do. lateN.Y. 4 20 Do. de. lateF.C. 4 50 Provhsßankingeorp.(L) 10 00 IProvine. of Ireland .. 25 20 iSeinde,runi oiDelh1(1 . ) 10 20 1 Do Maned at 2pm f 25 ,South Australis al 00 .Stand. of B. S. Africa ,00 Do do. ma. at 6 pan. 11 25 Union of Australia —. al 100 Union of Ireland (11m ) I 2 40 'Union of London 17,0511 10,000 40,0001 10,000 80.0001 ito. I Sit. I 12200L6. I Pd .. . _ 92,023 St. GEEstn 4 p.c. Ntz.Mtei• 100 4066316 St. 6 .Ntan.4 P.c. Jan.aJ .100 610,000 St. 6.a.—W. 14.-ox., 1 I 1 p. et., Jam a July .... 100 610,000 St. I Lanc.aYS.4p.e.JanaJly 100 630,000 St. I Lou. Brlgb.4p.c.lau.aJly 100 1022 2s. I L.aN.9l.4p.e.lan.tt July 100 312.230 St. I Do. tep.c. Jan.a July 100 229,730 Bt. ; L.&S.W.4p.e. J sa.it July 100 St. Midlaud,4p.c.Jan aJuly 100 St. N. British. E P D ..8.,; 6 p. 0t.,..b. & a Atlg. .. 100 St N.Eatnt.,4re.Jszi.64July 100 , St. 6c0t.N.T.,4p.e.Ap.a001. 100 82,411 66 66 100 102 100 102 102 103 18 19 $6 87 68 42 55 00 60 66 48 52 40 45 37 41 23 25 23 26 1071 101 alm, 1 p, 1 1 in 100 191 91 93 141 IS t 5 1dia‘ 91 lIS as 5 5 11 Oldis 101 102 91 WS ss as 60 os 100 102 SS 90 so ss 98 100 97 s 9 1 oidie 97 99 re;:' FDI 103 - ail - 1.0141 - I 1.; - a. prier. Let. No. Ift I oossruinea.. Ai 1 : 2 1 21 : 11i2I?ai. sci 7 l {,, 84 3 l oi ii it, 4 , : I • 1 1 I V III • re r 8006 , 1 10 19Mesican Mint all 6 tiantic Tel.gua. 8 p.ct all 25 nstralian AgricuL 204 25 ustrelian M.L.BFn.(L 6 ! 10 ugparahTea EstatesL 4 1 10 Berlin Waterworks (111 all 01103 Bolckow Vaughan (L 17/ 0) 6 tabay Oas (Limiteds - 10 , 6 Do 3rd Issue 00' 6 Do New 00' 60 i lhitish American Land, no St. .B. & I. Mag. Tel. (L.) .216 SOO 10 'British Indian Tea (L ).1 1€ nb 3141 Canada Company 100 1 10 iCanadianLoan& Inv(L) 1001 90 'Ceylon Com= NO' 20 Ditto A PO 2O ChinaSt.ShiPdtlCoalL l i 00 1 25 CityoiLondonß.Pro.(L. , 41 SO City of Milan Impro.(L. 1 1 69 30 Do. IId 00 25 City of Moscow Gas (1 ), 1 00 60 City CMlces (Lim.) 1 00 50 Colonial (I,lroitd. ) 00 50 Commercial Uulonlus.) DO 10 Com. of AtricanMer.(L) P) 60 'Consolidated Dia. ) L ).. 1 )01 20 )Continental Un.Gas (L. ) 1 )0 100 'Contract Corporatlon(L), 1 10 1 25 Cop.M.Eng.,Pret.74 p.c.) al 101 20 C. Pont. &Mob. of Eng.' 0I 60 Do.ot Mauritius (L. ).. 1 if St. Crystal Palace 20 St. bo. Preference 10( PO St. Do. 6p. et Perp. Deb lOl 100 20 Darjeeling iLimited) 0001100 Discutinteorporation(L) It ,00111 10 Eastern Assam Tea (L.) 1,000 1 60 ,E.lndlaLand,C..l Pin(L` 1 o,ooo' 10 X. India brig. di Canal 1 0,0001 68 'Ebbw Vela 10,0001 20 lEgyptianCom.d:Trd.(L ) 1 .79,976 St. )Electric Telegraph 70,0001 3 iEng.drAus.Copper (Lim) 90,000 50 Eng. ' and Foreign Credit 10,000. 00 'Eng & ScottishMitrin.(L 25,0001 I 10 IFairbairnEngineering 30,000 91 Forest ',Warehouse (L) 1 10,000 60 Gellivara (Limited) .21 250,000 20 G.Credit&lin.of Lon .(L, 20,000 15 Oen. Steam Navigation I 20,000 60 ilome &Colonial As.(L 5,0)0 10 liongKonn & China °La a 100,000 20 Hudson's Bay a 20,000 50 Humber IronWorkCL ) B 80,000 90 lin.LaudCo.Mareellles L 100,000 60 1mp.,1 Mer.Cdt.Aas. (L. ) 60,000 2 Indian Carrying (Lion.) 40,000 50 International Contract. 1 160,000 20 Internat. Finan.Soe.(L. j 300,000 10 Internat.Land Credlt(Ll, 30,000 60 Italian Land 1 60,000 20 Italian Irrlg. Xan.Cay I a/ 1,000000 100 1 Do. 6 p. c. Bd .. r. 1876 a 10,000 50 Land Securities(Lim.) 4,000 25 Lond.African Trading 20,000 26 Lon. te Caledon. M. (L) 60,000 10 Loa.oonntyLand/8.,L) 12,000 6 ILond. District Teleg.(L. al 40,000 60 Lond. Man. Asso. (L) 1 B 148.525 4 ilond. 0. Omalbute.(L I 111 5,000 60 Lond.dallasg.Eng.Co.(L 1 10,000 60 'L and.. Italian, &e. Um. l' 6,000 50 Lond.Mer Discount, L.) 11 64,600 90 Lond. Provincial Marine 1 60,000 20 Madras Itriga.&Canal ll .... 20 Do. 10,000 25 Marine Investment (L ; 1 12,500 10 MawithisLand, ke. (L )I 12,000 10 Medit. Eaten Tel 'L.) a I 10,000 60 Merchant Shipping (L )1 I. 25,000 20 iMillwall F.Ld.ADock, l l I 40,000 50 MillwalilrosiWorlui 22,600 10 Natal Land dtCol.C. (L 120,000 95 National Die. Com. (1 1 1 40,000 25 Do.New,iss.sp.3ltobepd) 20,000 25 'National Prov.Marine(Ll 20,000 100 :tationalateam Nay.(l.)l 1 6,000 20 IN e rhuddsCoaLtdron,L)i 6,000 20 1 Do. New 20,000 25 IN.Zealand L.trM.Ag.ll , I 20,000 25 IN.Zealand T.& Loan (L )) 15,000 10 'Northern AssamTea(L): 45,000 10 . Do. B 4187,175) St. N.Biis.Australasian (L 1 11 40,0001 50 iN.Brit.&Mercan. In.(L)1 18.0001 10 .Nowgong Tea (Limited) 40,000 25 "Ocean Marine (Insure 10,000 60 ) OrientalFinanclandml 1 30,000 6 iOrientalOas ) Limited) s 30,000 6 Do. New 40000 10 ,Orieut. Inland Steam) L ) • 25 , ,000 10 'Otago dt Sthland Invest, 12,500 10 Ottoman Compt.ny(L. ) 10,000 50 Ottoman Financial; L ' 10,000 5 Ottoman Ou (Limited. a 100,000 50 Overend,Ourney,Co4l) 1: 62,500 10 Panama F.M. Steam)L.; al 10,214 6 Do. do. *600.000 Bt. Peellliv.LanditMia.(L ) 101 20,000 50 Peninsular I o.Bteam al 20,000 50 Do. do. New 17,000 10 Quehrada L, R., M. (L) al 10,000 60 Ithyrnney Iron 10,000 15 Do. New al - '0699 25 Rio J.City Improv. (L ) ad Y 1 1 20 Rio Janeiro Ou (Lim. : 1 , al ....o 100 Royal Mall Steam M A,OOO St. Scot Anglin. Invest. (L AO( 40,000 60 Smith, Knight,/Co.L 'I If 80,000 20 Soc.rinan. d'Egypte )L)' 11 20,000 50 S. African 11. & In. (L ) 14,100 25 SouthAustralianLand l 380,000 St. Submarine Telegraph .... 1 Do Scrip 37,500 00 i eLConstrunetkialn(L Do. Do 100.000 10 Thames.% Mersey In.t la) 7,600 20 ad PetrOle0B1(1 , 37,600 10 TrwAdtAgencyotAus.( 1 60,000 20 T. dr L. Co. of 11. Caned 5 100,000 20 Un.Martne of Liver. (Li 1 30,000 6 United K. Teleg. Cd.ll all 60,000 20 Univers. Marine Ina(L. 6 26,000 10 Upper Aswan& (Lim.) 64 26,000 10 Do. 10,000 30 Van Diemen's Land _ 264 10036001 100 Viceroy...l Pgypt ( 3f t.)u 30 20,000 50 Warrant Finance (Lim.) 10 . a. ll OO 30 WestindiadtPacifias.(L) 10 11161 : 9 pd 11 19 Ipm 9 i 2 Y 9 8 - 6lt 1016 xd - LO / 11 9 dls : WI 1 1% 10 921 7p 6 4 dls. : 1 6; : i M I 1. ) : 6 - Li6l 11 9 - LO ' 2 di. ill 7 11 • 5 si sidle 1 1 15 6 3 dl • 30 I VI 28 30 ; 106 112 , 30 1 106 111 11 6 4 ZO 14 12 4i 4 3 10 8 6 4 ' 130 1 1 ' ‘ 7 4l s l iA I -- 6 3 2 di - 10 t 4 10 11 to - - - d - 6 2 4 2 3 i 14 26 28 - 6 3 *II ..- MI 2 din - ill 161 162 101 i 20 20 19 • - 78 6 - 7 10 9 - 1 - -di - I 0 10 6di - ; !t ; die 7 . 10 11 1 ' - ill 8 5 - ill bS 65 - 53 2 - 10 7 sdi - - 6 1 11 , 161 di l .ti l 1 lt i -9 1 11 e --- 74 16 14 di A 11 9 . 2 Ws it= 1 14 1 1 96 -- el 5 sal 2 li 5 1 16 111 II 8 4 6 6 4d 5 194 Oidis 6 8 6Ma 5 4 3 d 6 6 7 pro 111 111 *A I L P L ' 7 .- 11 9d : 6 3 i I 1 1 . = 24 —. — L n2 _— ; 14 I . 'cil 74 3 )0 40 50 6f 16 18 S 3 2 die 6 16 18 23 11 10 8 die u et si Id 1 obi pared 11 1 2 2 Idle 2 lee . O 16 13 di d 1 2 4 21 8 20 16 die .. _ 11 7 8 di 34 44 ! 10 38 42 ill 68 70 id 08 1 5 1 tlO 1 8 2 prl,d 44 111 26 28 _ 11 74 8.1 31 1 6 " 6 4 die di 1 2pm 0 100 103 98 4 0 115 120 A 16 16 d 10 3 6di 6 5 4 die all 31 33 DO 45 65 au I I - 1.6:1319 ifisl 80.0 00 is;000 W 1 si ! I 44 511 1 pm vi e 1 die sob 6 8 70 8 6 6 6 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San FrAnciaco (Limited), gas. 7 per cent., 14. San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., 14t. £l6O, 6277, 24 !lid* • 4 dial 7 6<s 2/ 1/4t4 16 14 dls dfi 12 10 die Y 4 136 63 1 1 1 63 al I 16 dl 25 30 10 11 9 die dls LO 6 3 dis LS 20 17 dis SS 41 43 10 7 3pm l 0 20 10 dis — dls • 2} 6 3 dis 46 48 id Xll - 11 13 l2 ill 3036 110 l6 11 41 48 ii Opls - Si 16dis - 4 2dll - 4 2Ms - 16 12 dis -- 16 IT - 13 11 do - 13 11 dis - S 6 - 3 6pm - 6 *Hs T } 3f Sidi 61 11 23 15 - 3 Idl. - 836 86 0 01 3 - 10 9 dis - 10 6 dis - 2 1 Sl5 - 6 8 pm ad, 46 ti , fpm zdi - E 10 21 zd 201 id • es 66 04 4 5 {{N 11l 10 15 CO 5 3We 12/1, 6 4aisztl l 'Th 92 94 93 16 17 164 I A, 10 8 dial 10 8 di. 2 dial le 2 2P ,4 ; 2 a pm ' 148 mi 66 72 I 40 43 Idls par IWs 1 pm 67 40 137 7 6 dls , 6 6 die, 611 7 6as 8S as I dI 35 27 16 14 dls 8 6 dls 64 66 43 8 6 dis 141 46 68 47 1 0 7 of Wu*, I 79 84 sa frr TI MM 111 6 . : N SI 116 •8 78 IS 78 se as 101 101 140 la 104 108 106 es se 11l 10 104 106 K 9 0 U 96 94 16 76 76 t 7 100 96 99 - 104 104 101 106 LONS. ~w 11T4 82 91 96 91 as 80 la 121 90 90 SI 91 115 i lli 12 94 99 li I 92 Is I b 90 94 Ili 12 111 12 MINIS. 5.1.0 29 e 1.14.6 975 2.14.0 8.3.6 3.9.* 101.17.6 103 j - ni 4 4 9 650 475 i i 14 14 e 2 i 20 1 Ili 8.18.0 is.. 6.10.6 13.17.6 4.10.6 S 381 t'.o 113.6 7.1.8 10.6.7 18e 19 II 11 37 SO Si 4 6 1. 2(116 55 65 1 4 } I 31.0 1&1&9 86.16.6 110 SS 325_ 375. '- 1 - ii 16 10 9 11 i 6 Li i i i .o i i rELEGIIAP (ammzes Tassaut.) INTO i i 65 70 116 136 93 86 10 16 - 2 - 4 190 200 13 10 • -_- , BAPORTD ENTRY OF 4PWTRIAN TROOPS PBANXYOBT-ON•TH&ItAINE, Jinn 3. A report is current on the bums that the Austrian troops have entesiei &sorry. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Own o'Curiox. The stock markets are quiet to-day, with little business. There is a demand, however, for the funds, which exhibit a fresh rise of per cent. British railways and foreign securit l ies are dull, but the reduction in prices is neither general nor im portant. Very few transactions have occurred in banking and financial shares, which have scarcely varied. There is a pause in business at the moment, and no real revival will probably take place until the announcement of the outbreak of hostilities on the Continent. There is a good demand for discounts to-day, and the rates for the beet three months paper is firm, at di per cent. The supply of money, how ever, has somewhat increased. The Bank of France return shows this week an increase of 430,0001. in the coin and bullion and of 576,0001. in the bills discounted. The Stock Exchange Committee will meet this afternoon to re-consider the advisability of alter ing the present mode of dealing in Bank shares, owing to strong representations which have been made to them on the subject. The proposition which meets with most attention in different quarters is that a resolution should be passed in favour of sales being effected for cash only, allowing the seller one week to deliver the certificates. To such an extent have sales been pressed by speculators of late, that all kinds of villanous devices are now being prao tised with a view to frighten bona fide shareholders into realising. For instance, the proprietors in one bank have received the following circular to-day Bell bank Awes at once. June, 1866. Paola a Fame. Consols are now quoted 86} to /, ex div., for money, and 86/ to for the account (July 10). Foreign stocks are inactive, and few changes have occurred in prices. The variations comprise a rise of } per cent. in Spanish Passive and Mexi can, and a decline to the like extent in Greek and Italian of 1861. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are now quoted 51 to 53 ; ditto of 1865, 26} to ; Greek, 10} to 11} ; Spanish Passive, 191 to 20 ; ditto Certificates, 143 to ; Italian of 1861, 38} to 1 ; Brazilian scrip, 6} to 5} dis. ; and Mexican, 15} to American securities are unchanged, with the exception of a decline of } per cent. in Erie shares, which are now quoted 40} to j. 5-20 Bonds are called 641 to 65 ; and Illinois Central shares, 741 to 75. International Financial shares are now quoted 25 to I.} dis. ; Loudon Financial, 16} to 15} dis. • General Credit, 21 to 2 5 dis. ; Credit Foneier, 33 to 3} dis. ; and National Discount, 6} to 1 prem. HALT-PAST Texas O'CLOCK. Consols are steady, at 86} to I for money, and 861 to for the account. About 99,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. There has been a strong demand for money at that establishment. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 64.15, being the same as yesterday. It is said that some of the more needy speculators are so deeply engaged in the direction of Bank shares that they will be completely ruined unless • banking catastrophe can by some means be brought about. The firmness of the various markets in face of an adverse condition of financial and poli tical affairs seems to be mainly based upon the I l twofold expectation that, as soon as the value of money begins to fall, the reduction to moderate rates will be very rapid, and that, should hostilities on the continent now break out, the public mind will soon become callous to further warlike alarms. The bar silver and Mexican dollars by the West India packet were sold yesterday at ss. 2d. and ss. gd. per ounce respectively, being the same as the prices recently current. The former was taken for Hamburg, for which quarter, however, there is rather less demand at the moment. A meeting of the Imperial Mercantile Credit As sociation (Limited) took place yesterday, when the resolutions previously passed in favour of the un dertaking being wound up voluntarily, and of the appointment of Messrs. Alexander Young and John Ball as liquidators, were confirmed. A long discussion took place with regard to the pastmanagement of the concern, during which the conduct of the directors was severely censured. It was explained by Mr. Young that in his capacity as liquidator it will be his duty to investigate and report upon the conduct of the board. Vice-Chancellor Wood, in whose court the Bank of London is being wound up, has sanctioned the arrangement provisionally come to between the official liquidator of that bank and the Consolidated Bank. It now only remains for the shareholders and creditors of the Consolidated Bank to give their assents in order to complete the arrangement for re-opening the Consolidated Bank. Creditors of the Commercial Bank Corporation of India and the East are required to send the par ticulars of their claims by the 10th of November to Mr. W. H. Holyland, the official liquidator, the Master of the Rolls having appointed the 3rd of December for adjudicating upon them. The eighth ordinary general meeting of share holders of the Imperial Bank (Limited) is called for the 17th July, when a dividend is to be de- dared. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of tho City Bank will likewise be held on the I;th of July. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,0271. over last year ; the Great Western, a decrease of 2,2281. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 2,766/. ; the Lan cashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 11,056 1 . (the co mparison being with Whitson week last year) ; the London and South Western, an increase of 1,614/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, a decrease of 3,3161. ; the North British, an increase of 2,3311. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover (inciuding the Metropolita Extension and branches), a decrease of 7721. ; the Metropolitan Extension, a decrease of 3521. ; and the Kent Coast, a decrease of 3601. An extraordinary gene ral meetin of the Dinin g • Halls Company (Limited) is called for the 22n inst., for the purpose of confirming the resolution look i passed at a meeting held on the bth inst. for a voluntary winding up. The subjoined report on the bullion market is from the circular of Messrs. Sharps and Wilkins : We have no alteration to report in the price of bar silver since our last. The principal demand stall continues to be on German account, though a considerable amount has lately been purchased for shipment to Spain. The late rivals of Mexican dollars have, in.the absence of any China demand, been taken by the refiners at ss. Id. per oz., at which quotation the market closes with a firm appeanorance h . A good demand for gold for export still exists, twit standing which, however, the bulk of the late large receipts from America have been retained in this eountry. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, B r ooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales At the eleventh series of hides sales for the year, although the quantities brought forward were moderste, yet they met with only a limited demand, with a t sligh tendency in prices in favour of buyers. East India—Ox and Cow—Calcutta were dull ` of sale, only a portion of the quantity offered being diposed of. Prices for Dam 101 106 104 106 iii 59 104 1011 97 100 91 90 liad 1141.19.1 hides were &kat egoal=leat eels, bet ei Sl ie te thequoold of 'dm they mere in mid at ha aim The al is °6 4:oaleatimi asw , LeireA ri4 ll,BBl brought Ica *weed from Balm, sod 7 1 79 WI bides, el eitich 89,190 d ie Baj a k, wi n all Dead in. loadiser—lose Intim It extreme to advisee& grins. hustesdlea nes ea litidinsis. Bolted MiLs—atlientlau--les *see said isa• mess woe etimined. Osys rob s prima. teeth Anserissia lemislod of deseste sea Rark—ilinmer mei wink a fair denint, at late to • advansedi atm The return of the Bank of Ragland for the week ending Wednesday, June 13, compered with that for the previous week, shows the following changes: • Circulation tame Circulation active 838, 25 t 60,345 mines' 51.3,425 , Public deposits 7,128,1169 Inereame ' 477,454 Other deposits Government securities in bunking depot/anent 11,098,454 Inareene 385,051 Other socuritass in banking department 31,270,277 Decrease 501,348 Coin and bullion in both departments. 14,481,895 Increase 1,202,934 Seven day and other bills... 612,101 Increase 44 395 The Rest 3,464,864 Increase 56,47, Notue jP I reserve ... - 2,729A0 Increase 561,935 Totalreserve (notes & . c ) in banking ens 3,515,550 Increase 689,509 The chief feature is the great increase of 1,202,9841. in the coin and bullion, by which the total is raised to 14,481,8961. 'The week's increase exceeds by nearly 200,0001. the amount of gold received by the Bank from abroad, after allowing. , for sundry withdrawals, and from this circumstance it is clear that coin is returning to the Bank from the !internal :circulation. The Bank has gained about 400,000. 0f dbposits, as well as 501,5684 in the shape of repayment* of advances made by it on ppnn'vete securities ; and thus, notwithstanding the increase of 285 0511. in the amount of government securities held irK the Bank on its own account , the reaerv4zhibitat e satisfactory increase of 689,509 L making the total 3,615,6501. The nominally " acsiva " circulation has increased 513,4251., owing to the large reserves stored up, as a measure of precaution, by country bankers. BANK OF: An Account passant to the Act week sndlag on mednostar. noun DIP Notes issued £9!,556,6751 ENGLAND. 7th and eth Vie , a. VA tos the the Leth day of Juno, MA =CWT. Government debt L 11,015,100 Other securities it,964,940 Gold coin and bul lion 13 P 6 .676 Silva bar* A58,0616fi75 &28.6i6,e75! ousinga Pr rktoirs' Capital 61068,000 PAIIIIIIIIT. Government Seca- Dead u Weight A w n unity`, 211,0191.464 Other Bectuitles 31,27 0 93177 Notes Odd and Silver Coln Public Deposita an- - eluding Sieben., Bay. Denim, Com mie. of National Debt, and Div Amount') 7,126,910 Mier Deposits 20,127,847 Seven day and ether 8114 612,101 LUAUS' 2.45,884,281 W. MUM, Cblat Cu lder. June 14, 1866. ?HOLIDAY ZVEIFILL Console, which closed yesterday at 864 to ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 86a to , and so closed, after some slight variations. For money the last price was 86 } to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 86i, I, 1„ ; ditto, for ac count, 864, ; Three per Cents. Redu c ed, 86j, 86 • New Three per Cents., so, 86, bt, ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent., 103 i, I, ; ditto Five-and-a-Reif per Cent. enfaced rupee paper, 106 • ditto Bonds, ss. die., ss. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was dull. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted lbs. to ss. die., and the June, Cs. die to ss. prem. In the foreign stock market there was a strong demand for Italian bonds of 1861, which rose 2t per cent. Russian of 1850 and 1862 also ad vanced 1 ; Spanish Certificates, ; •the Passive, f ; and Turkish of 1865, On the other hLtd, Turkish of 1864 and Egyptian ( first issue) declined I per cent. ; New Grenadian Deferred, 1 ; and Mexican of 1864 and Greek, I. The reduction in the latter was caused by the telegram published this morning, from Athena stating that " The King has summoned the miniisters of the protecting Powers to his presence, in order to explain to them the critical state of Greece, and request their ad- - 7 - i, Wee. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Ows o'CLocit There is rather more business in the mining market to-day, but the variations in prices are few and unimportant. Some of the present prices are as follows :—Chiverton Moor, 6f to North Trcakerbi, 21 to ; Great Vor, 19 to 20 ; East Ca radon, 7 to 8 ; Chontales, a i l to it ; Frontino and Bolivia, to ; Wheal Seton, 175 to 180 ; West Chiverton, 66 to 68 ; Wheal Chiverton, 6.1. to t ; and Marko Valley, 31 to 4. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wan. End Helton, 195.; Walls End Lambton, 18s. Ga. ; Walls End Haswell, 19s. ; Walls Fad South H elton, 18s. 9d.; Walls End Toes, 184.9 d.; Walls End East Hartle pool, 18s.; Walls End Hsztlepool, 18s.; Walls End Brad ilyls Helton, 18s. 3 d.; Walls End Kelloe, 17s. 9(1. ; Walls End Harton, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Framwellate, 17' . West Hartley, 17s. 3 d.; Hastings 17.. 3d.--Ships at mar ket, 65 ; at sea. 40. • --- - --- PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Ltrisimot, Jowl 14. Salsa to-day :--Great IVeetern. Londe's and North Western, 1171 4 1 117 131. Manchester, Sheffield, sad Lincolnshire 6 per cent., 1201—North kastern. West Hartlepool A. 781—Buffalo and lake Huron, 4 3-10— United States 5-20Bonds,631—Eastern Exch an g e Bank `.lArnited), 21 d .— Mercantile and Exch an g e Bank ( Limited'., , d. National Bank of Liverpool prnitedl, 41 e. p.—Quern Insurance, 1.16 d. par —Ebbw Vale illmitedl, Md. d.—National Steam (Limitedl. 10 d. MAMMOTHS, Julia 14.—The market was very quiet, and but little change took piece to prices. District Bank, 16 p—Elabw Vain Company (Limited?, 8 8-16, 4 a. d.—Erles, 01—Great FANtern, 374—Gresi In:amateurs, 11 1346-1111nola 754—Lance ahire and Yorkshire, 1211—London and North Wtstern, 111 / M anc hester She ffi eld, and Llmsolnaltire, Gll 11 1 1 _-Mll7 ropoll tan, 1271 1-311exican, 151—South Eastern, eh—United State. b. ill Years' B ea ds, 66—London, New, In p. 13 p.— Turkish Five per Ceuta., 261--Atlantic and Great Western Censol Motioge Bonds, 1699 60—Credit Fonder, 3441 —Lancashire Steel. 10 d. BIRMINGHAM, Juan 14.—Bwanws done :—London and North Western Railway, New, at 113: Birmingham Canal, at 861 ; Birmingham New Union M. at 21 ; Birmingham Wagon 101 ; Birmineharn Waterworka, New B. at n pm. ; Limit ,fiouth Staffordshire Waterworks, at 7 ; l'Atent Shaft and Axle tree Limited;, 6/ pm. ; and SWING Cuumnige and Cask 'Limited!, at 11 dis. Closing prices :--Oreat Western Birming ham Onaranteed, Three-ands-Half per Cent.. 7'21 to 724 : Birm ingham Banking Company. 27, sellers ; and Gloucester Vi egos iLimitedi. 12, sellers, per share. THE CHINESE Mtentos.—Hie Excellency Pin- To-Jin, accompanied by Kwang-Ying, Fung-Yi, Tib-ming, l'eu-ilsruy, Major Brince, R.E., cad Mr. liowra (inter. preter), yesterday! bad an interview with the Earl of Cla rendon at the o reign-offiee, on their return from the manufacturing districts end previous to embarking for the Continent. They afterwards paid their respects to the Right Hon. B. Hammond, Under Secretary of State. Scorries thsrvtn.srrtEn.—A parliamentary re turn gives the number of members on the books of the general council of the universities of Scotland, whether by degree or by attendance on classes during the re quisite number of sessions. Edinburgh is returned as having 2.400 names on its register ; Glasgow, 1,16"5: Aber deen, 89$ ; St. Andrew's, 369. ANOTHER GREAT GUN BURST AT SHOEDCRY- NykS.—The 9.2 inch , 121 ton wroug W ht iron gun, with d ou ble coil wrougist-imon internal tubes rifled on the Woolwich system, burst on Saturday last, at the 37fith ro und. Can these failu res go on for ever at the oust of 1,500/. per gun '—Herald. THE CLYDE L OCK - OCT .—WEDNESDAY EVENING. —No change in the relative position of parties concerned in the Clyde loc k-out can yet be recorded. Severa ings of workmen have recently been held, at which various proposals were brought forward. One of these propoeitions, which was agreed to, was to the effect that the whole dis pute should lse submitted to arbitration, but it is feared this will not be agreed to by the employers. The once notorious Confederate cruisers Tala h an d Sumter were yesterday sold, by order of the um U n ited States Consul, at LiverpooL Th.. brokers were Messrs. C. W. Kelloek and Co. The Talabaise (now the Chameleon) was knocked down for 6,400/., and the Sum ter (now the Gibraltar) for 1,150/. The two steamers have been for some time idly lying in the Liverpool docks. The vacant public lands in Alabama at the pre sent time amount to 6,732.06$ acres, in Louisiana to 6,228,102 acres, in Florida to 1,132,286 acres, in Mississippi to 4,749,796 sores, and in Arkansas to 0,296,01 3 acres. There are no public lands in North and South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Kentucky. A French paper says that a commission, consist ing of town councillors, masters of vessels, and fishermen, has been sitting some days in Granville, for the purpose of assimilating the interests of the fishermen of Granville and Cancel.. .. ~ - - 132 5$ -• 10221 13 101 f 96 100 93 96 90 96 N SS 94 99 93 99 94 96