The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-08 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr IUIOIIIIO riunaus.) NEWMARKET MESTING.—(THIS DAT.) QI7E/WV PLOT,. Goldylocks ... ... Equinox ... . .. ... 1 .• • 4 eta. MATCH. Seim beat Voluptis. MATCH. Clairvoyeate beet Wild Thyme. hoo HANDICAP PLATE. Deerfoot ••• Figaro ••• ... 10 vaa. ENTRY FOR £lOO MAIM( PLATE. Last three. cpwrtera oI B.IL Mturebauww, Unitas, Lord Waldergniva. Premier*, Chlia• ball, General Sally. Lady Rollo. The Tamar, 11 R s Os lAntuomo. Prairie Hey o, aad Atasolai. All he,,. ENTRY FOR SWEEPSTAIRS OF 10 SOVS. New T.Y.C. Rosette, Lady Nand, Lanceallirs Witch, Corinthian Tom, and Le Mexicais. All are bora. 021011 r. THE ETON AND HARROW CRICKET MATCH. (THIS DAY.) The day of the Eton and Harrow match ie, by common consent, the Derby-day of the micketing year. No other event of the season attracts to Lord's GrAind half the camber of carriages and horsemen. A division of polio, is engaged to maintaie order and comfort; "regulations • ar e published for the outran* position, sad exit of the carriages ; and, to cover all, a grand stand has been espe cially erected for the convenience of those who are willing to papa little extra for a more favourable view of this inte resting contest. That perpetual foreigner, who is always des tined to be astonished at something or other in Englised. would indeed be surprised (says • contemporary) were he to be dropped from the skies, or the Boulogne packet, into the stronghold of the M.C.C. to-day. He would find gathered together a vast crowd of the most distinguished men, the stateliest matrons, and the reigning beauties of the land, rrery group pervaded, as it were, by • cluster of bright looking, frank, and manly boys. All will wear party symbols of light or dark blue ribbon*, and all will openly swiss* their partisanship with every aid of Yoke sad gesture. Bows of rib bon will be toned on every ones drew, young or old, on all the hones, and all Use 'animas. Every /Seer or Topsy in his mistress's lap will proclaim by his favour whether be belongs to Guelph or Glabelline ; and it would be no nastier of surprise to find some young scapegraces preening the adop tion of a distinguishing badge on Inspector Affable or A P 7. Whilst the game is as yet at ltd commencement oar foreigner would perceive a certain grave stillness of interest pervading the whole assembly —even the bright-looking youths, but as it proceed' he would find the distinguished men, the stately matrons, and the reigning belles •11 gradually warming up into a state of amazing excite- Mot. He will see everybody, old and young, beginning to shout and gesticulate in encoursgerzent of their own faction 'a if an empire were at stake. As for the boys, they will act as if life and death ware in the Jame, and the enthusiasm of the boys will be irresistibis. The men will begin to rake up the rivalries of their youth ; the ladies will espouse the cause of brothers and covens. Bum the most legitimately neutral spectator will find it impos sible to remain indifferent in his empathise; and will shout for one side or the other like the rest. If the game rats close, the excitement will increase, encouragement of caropions will be leas appeoved of " our side' than direct defiance to opposing partisans. Ribbons will be fluttered in front of iibbons, with as fierce feelings of antagonism as ever waved banner against banner. Bright eyes will flesh more brilliantly, and fair cheeks flush crimson with little but base hopes and fears. The suety will be a very saturnalia of the national game, and Ryppolite de Gobs mouche will open his eyes, shrug his guiders, and be taking himself back to that terrible Boulogne packet, will fully agree with what Adolphe de Oanard bad previously told him, " that we are a nation of lunatics." Amongst the Harrovian' who were early on the ground this ram sing were the Hoe. Jeffrey Amherst, a son of Lord liolmeedale, Mr. C. F. Buller, Mr. O. Ark wright, Mr. H. Stow, and Mr. Phipps. Amoopt the Etonian' were the Hoe. Spencer Lytteltos and the Hon. Neville Lyttel. tin, sons of Lord Lyttelton, who, when at Cambridge, wee one of the best cricketers of his day, Mr. W. Barrington, Hr. W. S. Priding', Mr. E. R. Chute, &c. The competitors appear to be in excellent condition and a most interesting match is expected. The Grand Stand, capable of scum modsting upwards of a thoesaud minus, is fully occupied, and the ground is roped and staked se that there shall be no interruption to the play. I &HOAR' v. Twit/Mr-orris 3drimmtne or THE Boum or Pezz.tirrer wrrn Osurrov.—This one.day match was played at Lard's Ground yesterday —a very fashionable assemblage witnessing the cricket, some of which wee very curious, and some very good. Lieutenant. Coload Bathurst—an old band at this by pod cricket morel 20 and 19 by one 5, two d Lord Coventry's 21 was a tremendous dressing of the "slows," including two grand hits for 5 each ; kis lordship ran him eel/ out. Lord Skelmersdale's 20 was mad* be hard hitting —tee i's, two 3's, as many Ts, and two singles, being his lordship's contribution. The parliamentary hit of the match was a fine drive for six made by Lord Staahope. The good parliamentary bowling of Mr. Blrues and Grundy prevented " 1 Zingari " from making a threerfigure is Sir. Johnson made 13 by four Ts, Sc. ; Ilr. Fitagsraid 20, by • good drive for 4 to the greed stand, a 3, &a ; and in mot log 32 Mr. Drake hit his hardest, and that is vet, bard; his hits were one 5, two 4'n Sr. 3's, ha. The combiaed parliamentary force. bad a pleasant day's cricked, and at the finish, the satisfaction of finding themselves al* a t ',jot ity of 10 runs over their renowned opponents. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Aminuisr, Jny 7. APPOINTKINTS. —Lien- Sesame F. R. Bromilaw, to the Fo rm idable ;J. Bio , k sad C. S. W. Willis, to the Clio • H. K. Lest, E. G. Idoek and F. C. Viooe u t, t o this R oyal Sovereign ; J. J. Martin, B.C. A. Belson, and H. 8. C. Robinena, to the COMM. ButeLientenante R. F. Britten, C. Johnstoos, A. T. Bangs, and H. P. Regales", to the Royal Neonate?* W. Rilseassa, to the Royal= ; and T. Was, to the Warrior. Paymaster' s Assistant J. Heath, t o th e Ito Sovereign. Clerks R. J. Willi s , t o th e R o y a l S ore ; and E. J. Peach, supernumerary, to the Royal Adelai de. Aseishat Choke C. J. Johnstoa, to the Royal Sovereign ; and W. E Davidsoo, to the Deka at Wellington. Master's Assistant E. F. Hewing, to the Royal Sovereign. Assistant Samos F. Peavey, to the Royal Midshipmen P. K. SmytUes, A. 8. Wh a l=6. W. Herbert, to the Clio ; and Lord Albert 8. B. alarm, to the Edgu• PORTSMOUTH, JULY 7. The Royal Sovereign, 5, iron screw turret ship, connwssionel this by Capesth Shseerd ( " 0,1 ). t.ll, and was alteraards healed out into the Crisis. She is to hays • complement el 9e6 odicers sad 0209. Os Grace the Doke of Somerset. First Lord of the Admi rs.tr, Vice -Admiral Sir 'F. W. Grey, and Roar-Admiral rLries &leo, arrived at Portsmouth today sod visited the , s 1 Sovereign. After a minute inspection of this Tomei lordshipe embarked on board the Fire Queen, Master 4=lmM F. W. Peal. end proceeded to hpithsad to in the Channel squadroo. CHATHAM, JULY 7. n ri‘rorxMENTS FOR Isms.--The Obi Tiered India troop ship Bydeoham, LOMO tam Devid Talk 7 4oder, embariced at Custom-boom-quay, Gravesend, worming. the following reinforcement for C - 193 non-oommisaioned of sad wee of Q= 4- •;:orY oleo of the altti Regiment; 21 0004 e 1011 A 1- :.1 officers and oleo of the 42nd Royal Highlanders; 20 of the 77th Regiment ; 77 mea of the 104th Regiment Ftuiliers) ; Lod 48 men of the 2nd Battalion of the &Wade. The following °Meer, embarked with the -Captain P. Jackson, Captain R. L. Tottenbens • ~ e utenant R. .7. Bonner. Royal Artillery ; Liattenant oe.. 2uth Regiment; Lientreset W. James 42nd +odes; Captain W. Osir, 77th Regiment; Captain • ~les Rod Lieutenant E. V. Hunt, With Hatimswt • 'n C. C. Lone and Eing. C. V. FACIIIB, Ride Brigade ; • t‘sioant Staff Sargon Johnson. The embarkation •-• -•!-cted under the superintendence of Brigade-Major and the officer. of the staff from this garrison. will lease the Thames to-morrow. T •• Pope, on the let, visited the barrack erected mt. of the ancient Preto,las Camp, end paned is -• • body of 3,0)) Peptides! troops. Inswrs.—lnsects which attack wheat it.ligeeous to the United States. The Beetles er •Posaracce in America with the Hinges@ who in the revolutionary war there. A DOXiCRIS Euro h +this NM attacked the Americas wheat fields about ''••• since. The American cochineal has bees bass : ''•.l to Spain. The hooey Iwo meshed the Usited beaks t~ o .ter part of th e seven t een th cen t ur y. It oresse d th e wtpi at the closeof the eigliMeuth esetsry, rad 1 $ 4 •••••1 California sir years ago.—Csitforsiss paper. TIM EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1864. °Azar ZABTEILIf RAILWAY MESTING. (MN DA T). The adjourned meeting ol the proprietors (ad = seek. he the Bth beast) to essader the remaining bilk parliament, wee held at sees, lb. 0000803 in the The Osamu and la was happy to Wars the meeting that there wool/ be mo seesesity it any bras , stews mad. There were only two bilk sow making the essolias el the ereters, sansaly—The Metropolitan Bill sad the Junetio• The 801 • 101 T 011 013. Mayniall this read the heeds el the .wobilk Wined to setitlisd respoolively " A bill to autho rise the Great Raman Railway to mks Emma railways in sad sear the astropolie in mane:km with their railway, sad to pare-him Leda for a slakes i s th e 11 . 4 11 3 Loodoe," aid " bill to embarks thetheat Rastere Rail way Compaq to make woad abort junction ail war for oom peoneor War to s s differest railway: in their spiny at varioespoieta, sad Ca the nsoliet7re OHAMICAN, remointiose approving of the bilk were peened seesisemudy. SHARE 1.18711.-(THI8 DAY.) Two Wawa& The railway market is rather flatter to -day, with less baths's'', and du tacking el plum, on the whole, as unfavourable. London and South Western stook bas declined amt., Midland f, London and North Western and South Eastern j. Great Western and Great Orthetm, however, continue in demand, and have unproved and * per am. respec tively. London and North Western is now quoted at 114} to 115 ; Great Western, 701 to 71} ; Midland, 136 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117} to 118 ; South Eastern, 93 to ; Great Icemen, 491 to 50 ; Luudoa and South Western, 971 to 96 ; Metropolitan, 111 to * ; Great Northern, 136 to 137 ; and Caledonian, 120 to 121. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inactive, and quotations show no variation of importance. Da. 4M pK, I W Ow Ow. Op.*. , Ur/ell Do.O pen& Kora NO Dee per De. per et be. 1101 IM VIM Do. la 1810-1 NO o. lM p. 416. lad IN• Do. Ooten.Sev.. tol I" ft.. NO liaarttlas epee el. minim Do. lON NO De. INN ble Natal Gael per sea.. NO Net Bram Clow.4lloel , N.ll. Wales Do. o. U7l NAN64OIO Do. O p. e. lAN to 1110 1 110, New Zeolasd • pot ma :1001 Nova &vela Op. e.. uniteo goomilmad Yw.Op. elite)! CaosaGov.e a. a. 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In all Do fp.c 1110 all Han* sad Manama 100 all Lousawas and Fribourg 100 I all Matanzas and SabanUla 1•11 all Do. Sowed Do*._ . 20 iall !North of Franco 3 p.et. 20 lan Do. (latoCharLSlp.ot. 100 1611 Ottoman Amu*. *a) 40 lall ,ParlLL,posanilalpol 10 ,all Do. now op. oL 110 all 'ladle et& P. (Pen.) .. 4 !all 'Royal Swedish Grande? at. 100 %goal*of a) lan a. aril ora •v.ao. 100 d al ,Illoath Smola Port.7p.e. 20 f all ISootbernot Prancallp.a 10 all , Booth Italian. 3 per at,. I * lan W.ltN.W.*ltra. p. ii !"? 1!] [ 4. atti U. Otbita.4 p.s. Mar. . 10101118; al G.Ntha.,4p.e..Taall 110.000,111. G.Wila.—W.ll.—Oz., p. al..Taa. & Jay.... 411,003 et Labe.ltYk.4p.e.Jaa&Tly MOM Is. Laklartgli.4p.o./ma&Nyl 101812$ BC L&N.I I /.4p.c.lia.&Jely, MOO al Do. Si p.c.Jaa.alakri 140,7110 al L&LW....p.a.lat‘lalyl .... K. laldland,4p.alto.&Jul .. al N. British. IL P. &D. 11.. II p. el, Fob. t•at. al4ll l al N.liku..4p.e.Jr&Sals .... I aa. N.L.4p.0.0.1105i.1 MUCIILLOTII 19 20 si as PI 169 96 97 97. 190 97 100 in 111 121 :a 87 91 PO 11 P 7 SI zdi 114 100 111 - n le xl - w SS 11116 1114 al N SS 06 1111 14 Sii ... :^I MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two dCtam. The stock marked to-day are Bat e; owing to rumours that the ministerial majority at the division to-night will be so small as to render a dis solution of Parliament by no means improbable. The funds have declined i percent., and several of the principal speculative foreign stocks ito 11. The chief reaction, however, is in the securities which have latterly experienced the greatest rise, viz., borne railway stocks. The discount market continues quiet. Transac tions still take place at 51, and in exceptional cakes at 51 per cent. In the Stock Exchange there is rather more inquiry to-day for short loans on English government securities, at se to 4i per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Kr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 66fr. 07c., being about the same u yesterday. Consols, in which this is settling day, are now quoted 90} to ex div., for money, and soi, ex div., for the August account. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 20}, a, i ; ditto for account, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, i ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; India Stook, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104 f, i ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 105 ; Exchequer Bills, March, Bs. die ; ditto June, par. Turkish CoCu;olidde have declined to 1 per cent., being now quoted 491 to Greek and Mexican Bonds are 1 to 1 worse. at respectively, 25 to 1, and 281 to 29 "ex all." Spanish Passive are dal!, at 291 to 4. On the other hand, Confederate Bonds have risen 1 per cent., being now quoted 684 to 691. Other foreign stocks present little change. Transactions are rsoorded as follows:—Brazilian 1863, 87 ;Egyptian, 1014 ; Greek, for account, 25,1 ; Mexican, for account, 284, ex all; Portuguese, 1866, are., for account, 474, 48, 474, ex div. ; Russian, 1822, 894 ; ditto, 1850, 85, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 871 ; Sardinian, for account, 834 ; Spanish for account, 511, 1, ex div. ; Turkish, 1854, for aooount, 914, 1 ; ditto 1868, for account, 701 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 714 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 691, 69, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 561. International Financial shares are now quoted 51 to I prem. ; General Credit, 3 to / prem. ; London Financial, 121 to 13 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 31 to I prom. ; Hudson's Bay, 171 to 1, ex div. ; Ebbw Vale, 1 to 1 prem. ; Ottoman Sochitd Gdndrale, 21 to / prem. ; and St. Neseire, 11 to 11 prem. Though Spain declines to appropriate to its proper uses the portion of revenue assigned by law to the Passive Debt, and totally refuses any consi deration for the Certificates, representing the 50 per cent of overdue coupons which were confiscated at the conversion in 1851, she is, it appears, quite rich enough to assign funds for the reduction of her ordinary interest-bearing debt. A notification has just appeared from the Spanish Financial Commis sion in London to the following effect :—" To carry out what is prescribed by royal orders of the 25th of June, 1860, and 28th of June, 1864, an Auc tion will take place on the 30th inst., at Madrid, for the extinction of the Three per Cent. Consoli dated and Deferred Debts. The amount assigned is R 1 7 n. 8,662,810-61, one half to be applied to the purchase of the Consolidated and the remainder to the Deferred Stocks, both interior and exterior." The steamer City of Washington, from New York, has brought 204,0001 in specie, and the Syria, from Alexandria, 85,9841. The committee of the Stook Exchange have appointed Monday next a special settling day in the shares of the following companies • • . . . . . To be marked Beek& mod Foreign °radii (Limited) { is the Daily List. Velemoia Siete Slab (Limited) iTo berterkedja the Twioe.e. Bedford Horel (Limited) Week List. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows thisweekan increase of 10,7961. over last year ; the Midland an increase of 4,0391. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 4,2101. ; and the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,747/. The attention of the shareholders of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company is directed to the meeting fixed for Monday next, when it will be re commended by the directors that the company shall be dissolved, for the purpose of amalgamating with or enabling the shareholders to exchange their shares for shares in a company to be called " L'Axizeia," or " Sochibi Gringrale d'Sgypte," which is about to be established as a " &rink* Anonym.," under the guarantee of the Viceroy of Egypt, and by virtue of a firman of the Sultan. The meaning of this, of course, is that the company is to be converted from an English into a foreign one a " Sosicit4 Anonyms." The shareholders will naturally be prone to inquire on Monday what this change involves ; what amount of privi leges or control is given to the administrators of the new company ; and what proportion of the profits is to be paid to the administrators and founders (fondateurs) of the proposed " Azixeia." Clear information on these heads is the more regal 'site by reason of the growing dissatisfaction that is felt at the peculiar manner in which too many foreign companies are organised. A new undertaking is announced under the title of the Nottingham Manufacturing Company (Limited). The object is to carry out on an exten sive scale the manufacture of hosiery and lace, with the aid of certain valuable patents. The basis of the project is the purchase of the old established business and connection of Megan. B. H. Hine, Mundella and Co., of Nottingham and London, with their stock in trade, premises, machinery, and patents. The business of the company is to commence as from the Lit inst. The partners in the Ifirm continue to give their co-operation, being members of the company's board. The capital proposed is 2000001., in 10,000 shares of 201. each, three-fourths of which have already been subscribed for. We are informed that the Ottoman Financial Association have completed arrangements for the management of their business at Constantinople. The president will be Assik Effendi Tinghir, Member of the Council of the Minister of Finance, and banker to his Highness Fuad Pacha, the Grand Viler. Mr. Stephen Maysogordato is to be director general, and Mr. Michael Timooi, manager. These arrangements have been approved by his Highness the Grand Vizier. The half-yearly meeting of the Brighton Railway Company is called for the 29th instant, and will be made special, to increase the number of directors from 8 to 9. A special meeting of the Humber Iron Works and Ship Building Company (Limited) is called for the 13th instant, to mate various alterations in the articles of association. We are informed that the insurances of the stations and plant of the Belfast and Northern Counties Railway have been divided between the City and County Insurance Company and another non-tariff office. It is intimated that the share list of the St. Naraire Company (Limited) will be closed on Tues day, the 12th instant, for Loudon, and Wednes day. the 13th, for the country. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 14th inst. for the supply of 100,0001ba. of tea, 2.500 bushels of oats, 5,000 bushels of split peas, and 15,000 gallons of vinegar. The colonial wool sales are fixed to commence on Thursday, 21st inst. The fresh importations up to present date, since the beginning of last sales, cool • 131,757 bales, viz. :—New Booth Wale, and 27,887; Victoria, 48,229; Tasmania, 12,388; Booth Australia, 2,683; West Australia, 387 ; New Zealand, 22,890 ; Caps, 10,633 ; total colonial, 131,757 bales. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooke, and Co.'s report of yesterday's bide sales At dm Willi series al sales far the year them wee a fair dimmed, primes befog oemicsally ia favour at Myers. Beet laths Ciskei& of good qaulity were is limited re =abut bides ciammos sad muiftig qualities were is at Arm prime. Theme of the lies is 58,275 Calcutta asw week sad 20.118 brought forward from former sale", is ell 78,383 hides, of which 00,558 were sold. Leather—Bast lodise : Calcutta all heeght is. Australisa : far the quantity sold former prices were realised. Salted bides : Australian were in fair desmad at an meadoesi iodise al id. per lb. Cape mold at lie rum South Animism sold well far the quality. Perim sold well. Dry and &rated hides : South Ame rican brought fair pion. pap sold well. Paean all , sold. German were well ecompeted for, sad realties, full rkes. Horse bides—Sited : South American madly bought in. North Americas sold well. Dry—German brought fair ppnnoes Miss : Kangaroo nearly all bought M. Bark me all bought in. The following is a statement of the shipments of sherry from Cadiz for the first sir moutba of the present year, by comparison with the corresponding period of last year : let January to 30th June,lB64, 40420 butts ; ditto, 1863, 30,360 butts. Principal shippers : Gonzalez and Byres, 3,831 • P. Domecq, 2,358; P. Garrey, 2,186 ; Commis and Co., 2,038 ; I Pemartin sad Co., 1,259 ; and N. Miss, 1,231 butts. The ship Bates Family has been engaged for the conveyance of troops from Oork to Bombay, and the Montmorency to carry emigrants from Birken head to Sydney. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 6, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation isms Circulation active Public deposits 9,489,130 Damao' 724.406 Other deposits Government securities is Vaaingisparaest 11,122,115 Decrease It Othersecuritne in banking department Coin and bullion in boils - -• departments - 13,930,939 Decrease 267,040 Seven day and other bill. 509.293 Increase 48.61, The Rest 3.366,788 lions.. 38,422 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin in banking &marmoset) . 7,200,034 Decrease 954,890 With the turn of the half-year there have been the usual disbursements on government account, and the activity of the commercial demand for money is attested by the increase of nearly a million in the private securities. Owing to the loss under thews beads, which has been only partially compensated by the influx of private deposits, the reserve has experienced the important decrease of 954,8904 There is also a further reduction of moderate amount in the coin and bullion. BANK Of L.VOLAND —An A and btk Vln., e. 82, br the week 1861. !BSC DI Notes laced ci-,:iiii,iiT L 27,898.8101 sAiirio DI ProptieSors' Capital £14.508.000 3.306,188 Public Deposita (In cluding X Wiwi.. Say. Banks, Com- account txusaant to the Act 7th ending co Wednesday, Jaly 6. Government debt.. £ll 0 15,100 Other securities 5A4,900 Gold oda and bal -1 lion Silver bunion L27,ktid,Blo sala of NOlooal criatvitMin. Government flees- Deettl WeWit An- W) Mee eseurttles 413,187.41711,121111 Notes Gold and Sliver Cola lBOlO Debt, ~ad Div. ooWinisT 9,489,130 Other Deposit 11.474414 Seven day and other Bills 8.41,34,626 July 7, IbGL sil.hese.4l.l W. MILLER, Chief (Uhler. THLIMOLT Consols, which closed yesterday at 900 g, ez dia., both for money and to-morrow's settle ment, opened and closed to-day at the same quota tion. For the August account the last price was 904 to t. The official business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols., for money, 901, I ; ditto for account, 904, ; Three per Cents. Bos dated, 891, ; New Th ree per Cents., 894, _*; Annuities, 1885, 14 9-16 ; Bank Stock, 2374, 209 • India Stock, 214, 212 ; ditto Five per Cont. Stock; 104, 4, ; Five per Cent. "enfaoed" rupee paper, 1044, 104. The India Five per Cent. stock was in better demand. The March Exchequer Bills were un altered at Si. to 3s. dia.. and the June at ss. die. to The foreign stock market was rather inactive. The shares of the financial companies were in demand, and an almost general improvement occurred in prates. The closing quotations are an nexed, viz. :—lnternational, 54 to k prem. • General Credit, 34 to * prem. ; London Financial:l, lattlio 13 prem. • Imperial and Mercantile Credit (amal gamated), 21 to 34 prem. ; Credit Mobility, 3to 4 prem. ; and Credit Foncier 8 to 9 prem. The shame of the Bahia Land Company have risen to 1 to 14 premium. It appears that the company are about to apply to the Stock Exchange • Committee for the appointment a settling day, • and the rise is owing to the shares having besn' .t ' oversold by the dealers. I The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings ams subtitled, viz.:— International Land Credit, $ to prem.; Mlllwall Iron Works, dis. to par ; Eb w Vale Company, 4to If prem. • Ottoman Boci4t4 G4nifrale, 2to 24 prem.,. Egy ptian Soci4t4 Agricola, par to 4 prem. • St. Nature Company, 1* to It prem.; and Cen tr al Railway of Venezuela, to 11 prem. New Brunswick and Nova Scotia government debentures were rather more offered. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. •fTEUB DAY. ) The snivels of wheat fresh up this monies, easstwies and by land-ma:lege, were on • limited seals. Althoegh the show of samples was small. the demand for all dosariptioas was In • very inactive slate. However, no quotable change took pleas at prima. With foreign wheat we were well eapplieL Floe qua. liaise were bald at full earrenolea, bet all ether kinds ruled heavy at /ate rake. The *airy far destingorgess of grain on Falmouth was somewhat reakiated. On the whole, however, prime were supported. Ne tZ, the 'apply of which wee ally moderate, 00111- very little atteetio• ; severthelese, Monday's can we, realised by the fatten. There was s far beamed for malt at fun quotation.. The show of samples was seasonably good. The in for cite ma In • sluggish state, but no for thee &alias took pkies in prier. Beane were quill ea dear se last week. The quantity en offer vie The mule for pees wee rather active, on former terms. Flour, both Ingle& sad foreign, mold at fall quelattsem The trade, however, was far from active. The seed trade was somewhat heavy, cm farmer terms. CUMIN! MICA& nottia. Per @. Warr. S. a tham, Lem, red,nent it to 43 Do. to, lOU at to 49 tailtolk wed limo). rod. UM *o Is 41 114A4113 Mattis* Gelman Dlstilltos ... to 34 to 110 Mlle. liwa r efelk, eatt 111 le 16 elaples sae Ware ge ie to el Drown ink l'ar Or. GM a. s. Scotch potala Irlab, +alto „ black ____ la So 24 Nampa — $o Mt St 16 16 Lyra, 11.106 ____ N t• is ISM Grey Si as So SOIT to Maw lIIA2L Toon ado,iii;illl lba s ll4 to 41 Eons told llO to it Country IS to fl 9 Norfolk sad Wolk, at slap llll to Tr Naas Ned — IS to 28 61•6 h. Z a r . it le to NI IS I WRiaz a. U. Dodds awl lasaiwo IA to 115 swag Psi Qt. •AN a a. Dad& lad Biota 18 to U Minim lO to IS Da= 64 Is 44 41 S. 411 Lanka. bird if to 0 1 Amid, n s• al itYPUIa IN to U rms. _ _ i A=11161172. . Wbla smart. SO to It = . _ Se Is 36 bowl Coax. OdaMa 2ll to 26 NOM, 2•29 Maim( _ 22 t• I! to it Iltr FLOM Tim* pet soak .... St to 13 agasisla, „ nt• St Asarataan. par bd... la la 111 Ousaglia. „ mII IMO LONDON. ST WITH. TO .ITLY 7. INCLITaITi. DCmi. ?nor ie te t‘ tool ULIUTAIS Of OLIN, ALL. CARILLILOZ, MOM JULY I 1 Wlkaaa. 1844407. Ms& Osts. Maar. 1081108 sad 5...4 b 1 Tao W 1 ... gi, Ism. brig... Tr, Irish . 4030 receipt tune 1100 .. 10710 iiio kr, i 44101 1 18001 MOO sox moo I ino 1840 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (ay awn= AND nrYzazArtoNAL Tatsoura.) (recar cros Owl owereirriaarr.) Wheat trade healthy. and prices 6d. to le blew, bat holders ire very firm. Naos sad WA am the torn dearer. MINCING LANK—(THD3 DAY.) 81:141•1. —The improved dossand for British Wart Jodi& coutiones, and priror now show a alight advance ; brows Elenterars sold at 37n 6d to MX ; middling to good, 40a to 415. ; Oahe if aerovado, 40s. 6d. Refined eommon to fair la n mps are quotod at 50.. to 50 s. 6d., but are dull of ealo [Unma Corry—Fall prime continue to lm paid for plantation Coyle", triage mold at 63e. 6d. to 725. 6d ; low middling end waddling, 78a. W. to 82a. 6d. ; good to fine ditto, 83s. 6d. to Ks. ; pea tarry, 83e. 6d. to 89a. Ttia.—The market is inactive. Comm.—A eanallkiaroal of Trinidad told ; red, 68s. ; fine, 79a to 9 SainTrin. —No sales =Md. Rica continuos dull id Ray.-133 panelsoasolismaica sold at 2s. &I. ta Is 10d., and • small pared of Demerara at Is. 7d. fat pueblos", is Bd. for 1 / a da., sad at ls. 9d. for barrels BLITLOWII2.—Tber• is •very active deemed for Desgal, sad higher primal* sow paid. Ownott.—There is a cestissid good demand at foil snow. Yesterday the sales ware 2.300 bales on the spot sad 1,300 balm for arrival. — iiiiisaaeadive ; 1,500 bales sold oe the spot, at folly the last sale's carnsey, sad 4,503 balm for snivel at former prime TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet at the amazed prices :—Town tallow. 394.; Petersburg Y. 0., as She spot, 40.. 9d. ; July to September. 40s. dd. ; October to Deaseabw, 435. ad. to 435. 3d. ; Dessetber, 44. HID' MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LELDIENH ALL.— Hides.— Prims: 561 b. to 641 b., 20. to 3d. ; 649*. 71:11m., 3d. to 3id. ; 7 2 ba. to 80Th., 3d. to 4d. ; 8011 s. to Mts., 3 to 4id. ; 881 h. to 961b5., 4d. to M. Horse bides, 1 to 13 Call skins, light, 2a. 6d. to 4s. ; toll, 3s. BUNOWDIII7. —Sheepskins : Lambs, 3s. to ss. ; aboatllnp, Its. 4d. to 3.. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKIT.—(THIB DAY.) Kamm Pattenden and Smith report a bother demand for bops of all descriptions ; floe samples of 1866 growth are very SOMEON and command rather higher rice". The weather is very anemia for the proper of the plant, and the Cr* will fall very short of expectation wises we get • mach higher temperature daring the mixt two months. Currency Yid sod Rut Keats, 51. 12e., 61. 10s., to 91. ; Weald — Santa. 11. 55., 6/., to 71. ; Basses, 41. 155., 51.105., to 6/. COAL mAmarr.—(THlB DAY.) Wells Jind &Atom, Ma. ; Walls god Sostk Hobtoo, 18a. 6d. ; Wells god Eset Hartlepool, 18s. ; Walls god Hartlepool. 18e. ; Wills Ead Boaddyls Hotiosh 17s. 3d. ; Walls god Eden Maio, 16. . 9d. ; Wells End Hellos Lyoos, 16s. 6d. • Walls Eod Frastwellgees, 16e. 9d. ; Tosfield Moor Boise, U.. 6d. ; Bestow Hargey, 17s. 3d.—ghips at market, 63 ; at sea, 4 0. At the first meeting of the present council of the Beeisay d Arts sines their election, William Hawes, Fol., vice-president, was un►nimously reelected chairman for the current year. Signs of the coming election are visible in dif ferent parts of Laseashirs The Prestos liberals have bees in search of a representative is the Om of Mr. Grenfell, who will retire at the dismantles of pediment ; and they here swayed to ask Mr. G Melly, of Liverpool, to contest the borough is the liberal interest. Mr. Melly omicron'. fully widened the last mosey at Prestos. fie is ready to resew the coated. On Wednesday last the Rev. John Richard Hes , weed. ILA.. was instituted to the »story of Ooorobs is Suffolk coo the presentation of the Right Hon. Bertram Earl el Ashliarnbein. Another cane of hydrophobia has occurred at liverpooL The ream have been so numerous there es to justify the extraordinary activity of the megietranse in the deetrootkin of dogs. la this feetenee a dock labourer was the eafferer. He was bitten by ► poodle ax moothe ago, and his m►lady only manifested itself a few days Waco. Notwithetanding all the exertiom of the medical faculty he fell a victim. The Emperor Napoleon left Paris at 11 a.m. yesterday rat Vichy. HAILVENT PROIIPWIII IN SCOTLAND.—We hors seldom sees the sop make so little progress at midsummer es they hays dope dorms the lest two weeks. The cold nights—many of thsmf::: is tbo uploads—hare eased almost c stoppage of . What is shooting slowly oat, ad oats sod turnips hare bass brought nearly to a standstill. Thus has bass wooderfolty little growth of VIM SiDOll the end of May. sad farmers ars under the or esssity of using large qualities of indoor food. The boss most therefor* awn be under as amnia The promoost at promos is h ere most walla what might have her alit:mated at Whit fbatiday, when taws seemed mask MOOS to hope fora bountiful seams. The mope an all late, bat a few sassy days sorb as we sow may may seas a kwourabl• change in thaw appaanosa—Apr Achsertemr. 11 - . i !Its 10 au au 1100 II NO NA I IN 1011 Ns I AL I oTo iio .1 it I i'o•l4--Z—.a RON 1•• Da New .- -1 109,400 110 Anglo Austrian UAW 10 Anal° Hall an (Llndtel) 1 I M IMI' 40 !Australada TAM 49 I De. Ntrw wise, 99 Dinka BriStatiColonkinl - - . 10,000, leek of MOO 1011 Beaked 111000 WI Bank of Otago Xladiodi 10.000 YM 'Beak of 110,1100 , SS tllrkelf= d ais 1.0110.1VM Doak al 110.119110111 Lek et Now !I•i"2- ° ' ?.!..# l t l e"_ c _ 4 . 'l6'4 12000 00 Brit. haserinui - E — ai 10,400 60 British I Callfornisa 20,000 60 British N. dawrick *BOO II C. Bk. India, Ave, Mai 7,1100 10 Do. New 110.04:41 116 Chart. Mae. at larlisoto 2000 100 Cite 60,000 100 iColcalal 1110,900' si26 C0.. D0 Flank of India. E 0 I . sox* 10 Consolidated Beak (IL I 20112 Cootlasat (Ll Eadiso MGM, 10 100 Awe Lon do al n ( 20001 60 Do. Now 10,000 20 ,104.8coLgAna1.Char04. *MO fa English and S(L 42001 ilertmesallanit(LW wedish led 10,0011 100 Ilfindatia.MlmWoD ( 1 4 111,4112110 Da New 111,400 HO 'lmperial Bask, Lingua 0.11 0100! Do. New 10,000 60 Lap.BiLof ChinaAe 126,000 20 Imperial OtSamea MOOS 06 lonian 102000 10 'Land Ifortilik. ledialLl 20,000 60 Lon.Bk.otEedeo Ma (L 10.00* 100 Londe* Beak dam& (L 10,000 100 , Louise and Dratillsa 6,000 iro Lon.B.Aymedll.7l,6o(l. 4,000 100 'Lon., BM, BS. Staff. (L) 50,000 10 Lem MBank d MistrL 10,000 100 'Lembo sod Colonial (L KM 00 Landon sad oounto'., 6,000 100 .Lee. Ilams 0an.8a.(2 ) 40,000 60 ,leadon Na 10.000 100 Lou. aad J orther% (I.) 10.000 10 Landon! South Aitken LON 100 Loa. et & Western (Um 60,000 100 'Lou.: Westminster 10,000 NO `blerebaat Bank(IMIL) 1 20.000 60 lierssatil•46 ImehealL 10,000 601 Do. New 10,000 MO Metro. & Prow. Lack (L 6.000 MO Midland Beak (Um.) 10,000 100 Natioaal of Liverpool 10,000 101 ! A Do. New . 20.000 N.e. et ingland,. ./few 20,000 80 Natiolel Beak New 0, 000 20 New Batik Wales 40,900 10 New Breland (Walk& woo 10 North Westa• 44,600 If Oriental Boak fr =orti. 1110 'Proviso. of AM' 10 Salo* Put.* Dail (4. 10.400, II llonta emstratla KM, 01 itanak Solara (Un.) 10.0M.100 1 1Maed at D. I. Afries MN 111(ralam at AanDalla,"(aw 10.450 IN Wain at Dobai (LW 40,4410 00 RAI= d laniar DOCK* Na (1L Dams. __• - • ! ON. M. lid bad West taus . , le. Ie Greg nefikag 3.14 . I iele.leo el Loadoe lAN, el el KAMAN WSW 111 einekreptea MUM 1111. Vises& 1 154 - 0:0 MAW. 4911 KM WM fp* Amp-Madam Iffat Assamlima iltwilairatirwarle ad u Deathay Goa ( MU& Asada= lasi IL • I. Mag. Tel. LOsyloaooaggay aadianCrlliaTC:al lAD 4o .ll ." (Ea ter ) .(LI 1:.) DiakeearalalUaks(laa Ccosolidated Dia .. a Caattaistal Ua.GladaLl Coateadeerporation( 1 00 0. 1 LCIIII.PNE7ip.a Credit Fowler Do. al Iliaartilas (L) Onpill./441,U0r 2000 20,000 17,600 ANS 1!•°°?1 io aol 100300 14000 10029364 1 100,8901 i 277,003 i i'iiiil IN.OOO 619,W761. 10,0811 10,000 10,000 0:*I 10:0(101 116,0)0 14 10 21 r U U sp ra tirrit par as TV. if 2 poi If 2 pm U 1 Fora le !sr_ 41.10 15.r &Pnterieoe Mono Da. 6 = c r. &Indian Plasscial it I. Was Inis. a Mama = . 6 a Telyivapik Zug sad Asa 1 : 6 6 , U 0041 kik IL lereet. ma (Lludled) G.Crediti NILO Los. Oen. Stem Naviestics - I 6pa SI 06 106 100 zel 107 110 ul I I pne II f disidl - iii 10,000 163,000 1!0,000 106 lii Tez w lO I i Ip. 1 pm e el Po 4 s Mel li . ir lar,efol !!,°°'2l li,•011 1050000 10,000 110,•OD , i:*l i°l6i i isj!.o3oj 1 2 . 2 00 12.2001 iteinsiooloOlii AT.(IS Hadsou'isDa: w.et Iter.CAt. Asa. IL) [MIL Lanai( Ma hobankal Inama.aaa. LW. Lad Craft (L . Masa Inia. (La. Y. Do. • p. o. Ala. r JolmilMatk DisomM(L) Ilemultles ( Um.) Load. African Trading Lood.aadealadaa. Load.Dletriot Tales(L) Load. 71111 A. ASP. ) Do. Now Load. G. 0111011111111 C.( 41 !Lad. 171417 Da id Pre rd Clis SS Si Li 21 SIM 2e2 Pis 1 12 sso rlos 1 Spec id 0s On id lit l4 id 1 pm par 1 pm sk. sq ais ?PE 0 lava 1 th,4l. I UM 12 " Nam lifts. a Curl De, Marine lavesimasei(Ll Mai:tritium Ludollso.l MAIL Ist a. Tel Natal Load &Oat C. DiSionsl 042.0 m. Braillasal DMus Na t DerbaddaOsal 1 L N.Zasslaad T.tbsia(L) N.Drit.tarreen la. L NovaSeotiao.asidL L) Oman Maths ham OosereloßL Odestal eir (Limbs* lodtl iew LolaadetaratL) ,Ottocosa Flasatial (L. ) ;Ottoman Oaf (LholLed 'PanamalLlL Nasal.) !CI "." 11.4110 fO.OlO 40.090 r_,eoe] 18 1 1 71 8 . 4_ 10.1101 110,j ifiiil ii,iiil !(1.2"1 1;000 8,1109 1100.1011 i 10.100 110.690 17.00 a - i:*l siiii 200.0001 ANN !I:2,0041 ifie•it wooot.l 181111 $7,140 100,000 18,800 110,000 , 00 0 80,000 15,010 10,0001 10,000, 80,000 Do. a• Peelik.Lednillilla(L) Peolasolor & 0. Mom Do. Wow broda L. I, X 1 111,1 Quo cred L. C 11; homy. (L, 1. )4wassa. ~ . Soot.Auslas. Inn 0. Amid*. iniglo. ;Soe..PLINA.TICOO( IL Abloom & ! South Autrahan 14.4 isiMoestrue.tlEs/a., Thsammtlioney la. Trost T. & L o " nr. C aL aaada L 17ididAL. Taw. (11 Usinis. Marin* [mg Upper alien Tes(Llas: !Van Dismises laud arm. IFlasaseasi. wrilAdfikarasifts 3 1 en & 7 Ndb 1 & 42 11 , 79 111 Is SI pm $ HAY Se id 4 4_, 90 92 Its 1s 1 Per 0 0 10 1 Win 44 29 31 sJ 45 115 edill Z ia • Ws for 1414 P 1 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Ithenish,lBl x d. Great Luxembourg, 103. Smith Asetrise and Lombudo.lramitiak YU. Sea Paulo Limited on paid). 193, a ie. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKEY& ... 111“6 Nil 44 1 41 9 M Sai sd 8 i 11} 8 id 10i} s »t 14 zd le zd zd _Li _24 _id PRZYZILikei WARMS Great Northern 5 per wet. redeem. M 5 par oL pm., 103. Great Waiters original irredesen. 4 par rest.. 881 d. Great Western original Birtningbans gar. steak, 751 d. Laccadive 4i per oat. (Blackburn 10L Midland 44 par oat. prat. stook,redeeosb s , 1011. Midland 4i par sent. irredieelabla. 101. Damon. JILT 7.-114144 to-day 1-Brest Faidern, N Bi- Cheat Weetsmt, MI I 1-lancashtre and Tarkshill d, 7l -London and North Wasters, 116 15 14 1 ex *- Manchester, filadaeid.and Lincolnshire. SS I 1-10 IN- North British. Ms-North Farteris. Barwick capital stock, lal. -South Eastern. 951-Birkenhaad, 8111-Gram Lusatabmg shares, 101 I-Me:lran 3 per cent., 661--Cosiederate Loaa, 671 1111 1 17 di 7 1 1 1 1 1-Alliance Bank of Landon and Liverpool almlted), iti p-Eastern hange Baak Wmitedl. 11 13-16 1 $ 46 p.-Mereantile r and Reameg. Dant iLiWited). 91 1146 p.-Blteo new shares. IM 6-16 p.- Nalloarl Beak of U (Ltralted). p.-Dltto new, Mud at 6 pm., 84 p No rm and South Wales , U.-North Western Bast, 61616 71 p-Albin Maria* (Limited), 11.16 -British and Foreign Marine (Limited), 21616 p.-Ul9rpool ß and Lon don Fire and Lite, 11 104 p.-Maritime Insurance (Limped;, 17 16 74.--Qteeea lestranee, 1 ex n. p.-Royal lummum, 64 p. -Cuba Marine (Lhalted). 111 -Nadal's , stem Wovilallvit Company, 1 d.-Beet India and Facile Stem, * MUMS/TM JILT 7.-There was a good market, at A large business In Gelds and Midland and Il e = W e sel:re shares were in demand. Confederate Urn. 671 4 7 f-Coneolidated Bank tUatited). S 1.16 p - Oran Wasters. I 4-Dress Usnamboarg. 10 16-16-oreat Northern. A, Lit -Oreal Waiters, 111* f-lanceshire and Yertnike, 1171 11-New ditto Your-sad-a-Batt Oeut. Pmt. sar-Leedeit and Nettle Western, 11* 1 1 - Ditto New. 9.161 ix—Maa cheater and County Ban t a- .. , aad Lin colnshire, 011 1 1 1 I 1 t-Dtteo Redeemable. Preference • ialli p.-1( 1111 11 j--Wor lo lo4 44 4 i µ6} 1 1161 664 14-Ditto new, Um par Cent., 41 7 = Nort- h Rastas " Barwlek." 1061-Nerilt MaSforoblitre, South Banns. mg 4-Thames and Mersey Marla* Insersaos, Consolidie.p. -Hudson's Ben, 17 9 16 1 -Alliance Bank, e2} p.-Terkish Mairmonom. JULY 7.-in this market to-day !Auden 'and Worth treaters sew stock was sold at 11 pm.: District Fine-glee shares at 111: Palest Shaft and Azle Arse at S 1 pes. The Glowing onotatiom are :-tdoer Valley% at 111 to F-iism Valley Guarseteed, it el to 111-111mingbata °meats* at 76 be BI- Bironlnghoun Cm], at 001 to 904-Birologhara Itaaldng Com pany's shares, at St bad - Birmingham Joint-dock Banks, at 40 to 44 -Dudley and Wen Bromwich Backs, at 71 to 71 - Birmlng. 11 hem Old ob, at at to 6-Metropotitan Wyss, New No. 8 sham at 11 to 14 sm -Most Nut and Bolt dares, at 1 to 1 pm.-Masts Metal, 11 to 14 Midland Contrast shares, at *to 11 pm. IMPUIf, JINX 4.-Thos per Cent Console, SO-New Mos pre Coat. Stook, NI i }-Ditto for aoeolat, Sib July, 1114-DlitoTor neer amosat, NA August, Sal - Beak se trelsad (lOW paid), 210 -Natter' Peak N.. Seem: sant m.) (6L paid), for SII-Netional et Liverpool (Umlaut (1116. pitP, ler ace=, ll 4 -lord Beak (101. pad), New (leaned at ISt pram). (IL paid), U 1 4-Union Bank ) (2IL imid) her aceennb U -Dublin (all pelt, 411. sad &OM hold,* (411 1,4-111414a4 Gast Westin us us ii 1 Ti IS - - - ... 10 10i . VA , I les . .VA I I I lii US 171 j 1061 41} ink l I A utak ea 10.1 i do 1O? IN 104 6 ma _ad MINE&-(THIS Di YJ Two o'CLoci. The dealings in the mining market continue upon a very restricted scale, and prices generally exhibit no change compared with those last current yesterday. In the Stook Kxohauge North Downs shares have been dealt in at It and West Chive/ton at 70. Foreign andcolonial mining shares exhibit no change. Cape Copper are officially marked 11, and St. John del Rey, Sti, ex div. The half-yearly meeting of the Cobre Copper Mining Association is called for the 26th inst. At the sale of copper ore in Cornwall yesterday an advance of SI. 10s. took place in the standard. Tarn AICHIZT Fria AT ALKIANDILA The sbootiog yesterday avouncneed at 11 o'clock, and woe captioned with great spirit and suit•ble weather and an o'clock, when the round was shot off, sad the titters at the " gross sours" were warmly congratulated by their hinds. The atteadatot of the gamma public was raki, more numerous than on Wednesday. but fell far short it what was anticipated by the Park Company. The baud of the god Life Guards was scan in attenclnce, and played out an enellant and laagthy prouramine. The Win' for the "gross score" were oght number„the highest 251. and the lowest 101. ; the prizes for the "gross score for swam= wart ten, the highest being 261. sod the lowest 91. The shooting, on the whole, was pro mu:ma by the judges to be above the • e. The fol lowing were the auroe&irl oompititonLadies—!lke Bonham (Dublin archers), 696; Mn. G. Atkinson (Sh•rwoot archers). 633; Mrs. Wornieliton INatiotal archers), 641; Min S. Ran (ditto), 539 ; Miss Quin (Tipperary archon), 628 ; Mkt Clietwypd (Liplifield anten). 4:16; Mn. Liaise (Cheshire Bow met), 489; Mrs. Mallet (West ffmnsmist archon), 483; end Mr Bleacher Bahnitas (Cotswold archon) was the highest unsitopsseful shot, scorns 479. Gettlentm-- Captain Edwards (Aston araters), 807 ; Mr. P. Muir (Bala burgh Toxopbolitia, 821; Mr. Waten (Royal Tozoples line), 737 • Botham (Dublin archon), 706(D0 ; Xt. Spoddiag ( Tcotes), 702; Mr. &thus_ ak archon), 695; Mr. Atk opholi imot (Dah li a arehers), 68t Tenney (Royal Toropholitea, 646; Mr. Coventry (Wan Somerset sicken), 641 ; and Mr. Coolest (Clifton archon), 606. The hatdicap shooting for the metropolitan mid other penes will commence this day, at 11 chink, and the whole of the prism will be distributed on the ground it the afternoon. The load will be Apia it attindamo. Mho Botham, who beads the ladies' list, has carried off the first prize at all the principal mostiap of the swim. Fans Ltnoot ow run Mtnenturri. —We Lave re mind a loiter from a reeportabie adios of New York. who her copigel largely in amities cotton. with the help of from on the Monisippi. He Is thoroughly satisfied with the imparlmon, sad Gods that the coloured people work— inr wager—iadastriously and iataligettly. Be employs about 700 loods, sod lade me diScuhy is wissoging them wader the freedthstr Belem, with wage@ end pinetualy, and popsy Itssatmett, mash as free yentag men have Stitt M etpset Be has capita .sough to carry his NM,- through without sabarrosomart, Ned he writes that if he goes hat an anempe step hi atoms will be very large. —sew York lvenieer Poet. ci nhl 12 If 6. 7e _ n 57 _ fa zit 11 i zo 1 . 4 zd tik t Ile id Rai ti 141 nal 21i 6 I 100 1 24 19I Si Slit 471 - id 14 I/If id -. 111 - 2:12 ■d ad 111 "I Ilk 101 xd 101 Id; 3 .d 101 1011 00 SY ad t f , i l ~+ :1 E im %