The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. Min DAT.) EQUITT COURT. (Baba as Lards Slakes d AppeL) 11T0 - 1, kc., or i'VIVDI7I V. Tlll CAZDIF7 WATIM- - MONKS COMPANY. Ta. * d Is ale cam, the local horde of health for Cardiff, compleined by their bill, that the dibedints were. la the works which they tied eurnmenced sad weft proceed ing with, menthes the rowers given W them by than sets eliperlianisnt, pmeal in IMO sad UM& This mime the de fendant. &hied, but upon the bill bale Mad in this snit, Via-Chancellor Wood reitreined the to by *one time from prociadieg with their work. IN the manse com plasma el, being of opinion that, in carrying out such works, they we is fact actin ultra vireo. This wee a irshiaring of the ease by way of appeal by astir l o rdship., Upola the ergurositt of the oar a short time Mace Mr. G. Y. Gissnl, Q.C., Mr. Willoock, Q C., Mr, Mob- LOOO, and Mr. liciteurieh appeared for the ailment parties. Their lordships this minium delivered their opiniase upon the use, to the effect that the detendaats went entitled to hive the legal question of the coastructioa of the eel. of par beaseat determined by moans of an action or some other pro ceeding before a snort of law, unless both ►idea should prefer ►aving each question deeded either by their lordships, or, with the sanction of the Lord Chancellor, by the toll Court of Appal. The awe was then directed to stand over till Monday next, the parties in the LUSGAII62:III to elect which course they would adopt. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. IX LS eIitIOLL DUTTOX THE LI.DII —WHAT N "LtUITI• .&TI ?RADIX() r Tide htholvest, a draper, w opposed by Mr. ear= far M aws. Print, wholesale drapers, Mr. Robinson the C "L toacisist was that the issoleent had obtained geode from the °Mena creditor., whkh he Fold by anodes sad ple•lgtd other g..oda to meet the penmene to the pantie. Ihe inaolveat weld It wee '• onetom" in his trade to soil gooda end to pay WY with th• proceeds. Mr. Coar Murphy raid if that Ina • legitimate moat of trading, the ismer en trod le put to It the boner. AD to the Oedipus, that could sot be • legitimate mode. — ie. Woolson said la• mold hoes got farther golds U hi W blood. He sold the goods by aortas at a pr , 3d,. Arwood remerked that ad owns wee the ries of the tees A ewe kept op his payments by &lactase and pledgee, and whets IiiiO3•11114, the whoksais howl oppmed. This ma • ore which =wit to be marked Ise the protection of trade. It eppeere that the stood' had been redeemed sad sold to mob. creditor who now opposed. Mr. Commissioner Murphy mid he ;vt-mdcd to refuge pro testaas fur a alv.vt now, hot as it was insioed that tha insol met had adopted • Yeeititeats mode, he mast see one of the dr= toaseertain +belles it was so. Hi. opted= wee, the saner it leaa pat se end t.. the Letter. The cam is ad j :anted to Tuesday. THE POLICE COURTS. (THU DAT.) IMSION-HOUSE. ANNAt LT ON NMI POLICE. Jae Vigo ins ckarged vial samalusg John P&p, pollso asmabk. TM elitm lead be sew the I riaoaer and eose of We otm fetheniee. a few sight. ago, crelnag a data/Waco mad fight tag in ate Meet, whwelgos be earaed the riDODef to go bona bat, Wand delsg eo. the pew nee became vay Made% mod es be (compleasent) toot lum to tbo steitharbeana, bat es be there begged hie pardon be p 'Meted Mee term away without being locked up. Saes tar, bestrew, wane. had bees contlaselly allayed by the yeinaer rad It. sontedevates, aad mould sot go upos his boa .newt bring abated to a ciarecetul mutner. Deter maw' to pet • may to such • rye , . w, be Ile et sight tta ',homer on the shouider, as be ma treadle g is Pi = court, sad asked hill to tr, 1, the anon-borme, to espial, hr r oder', boa the prisoner swore he had DO essaaetioa to pee, sod that all the pollemera la the world abeald set am him there. Warm toll him be (snidely should go, aottrobentedieg, mad proceeded to tete hits by the collet, 1.4 the Fargoe of iottolnag tom be wee serueet, web/rearm ta• prawaer. without mere edo, insockul him doers, sad se vernal of LOS confederate.. Including ha mother, ran to him aneieseote, oiler*. had the gteetea difficulty in genie( him to the reason. hoer. Tee L rt Me or—Why did pm meddle with him? Pacomme—My lard, 1 mreliWst stand the annoyance any Lord Mayor—l thought yon had loaf ago kanted that a gairremate,abrie all o her people, ought to h. Latr.naE , and age so Wad the Unease otter la a tu., kirumd r this. What have you sassy, prlantr ? Provost—Why, be took me by the abbulder, and the eginwvfedstr. Bonds.. lam minted zr r.. • Pergesat, with - the recruiti,g bed "" mat hed if tale 'roved 1. I.e. • h ue. tam he er.ald be well Intel. is MAILLBO RO 1: O H-ST KNIT. PT11161170 . • ITIMACIi PAIII.RMTNI'S WATCH , 7,11:14 Ito"- barn, wee chimed before Mr. Beadoa with stowing boo the perms of Witham Pollard I: egotism Laq , M.P. for Westmeath, a fed watch at the velar of lot. Mr. I:freq . :77 was walking alum Kinuatreek s ghee twelve m the mamas eight, whoa the prfamer sad just as he was oseeft the dose vi the home wham be lodged, he Wend We mai Ikam Ide waistcoat _ram. where he hod sees Itrake • short tins =AY. Tit• chafe , wheo he mad. the dleemery, .118 ag Meech down in trout of Ltw , tLe watch having has broken of at the meted. la mower to Mr. kleadoa, . . ]lr. Ilegettart red the as be got to hie door the pi ercer came eke up to hie; sad that immediately he mimed his eiseth he Geed •• Police," mid eeirld he►, but before a unstable came up soar women sad others got round them. The vacua, mid the west up aad wiled the gentlemen if he bed limit his watch, sad she wwhed mark him if he waa set latumualed at the time P Mr. Urquhart ..id be bad certainly been drinking, but knew what be wen about; end be aimed to state that the rit.wi to which tee watch sea attached war picked up at a late hour Ibis lamming at the divr, allowing that it awn 111,t1 been btok-n at the door. 1 ',Thome having put one or two quertions to the pet s ete.r to to whether there were not revere' tuber perm! e it.tter.; at the time, which wee adinotted, elm was remanded Uot a Uttli. LAMBETH. DAN(a.KOUR .ENIENT, 1I y tic. IMCI./otepttP,:tea.a.,i•;ltttlie arching of 14 ram of age, were charged with p acing stoma un the metals of the Brighton and Panith Come Rulymy. :•.itee-Luiotttle Wok.= Ashley, 69 P, deposed that cm O. evening taloae he sew the pneusers on too line of rail way arm-ing themselves by piecing atones on the metals and pitei tag at them with others to knock them off. Oa seeing Sim they thampered off, but alter • long riven he secured them, and on going but to the place, be timid the mous ne , produced pl..ed on or of the rails. Mr. Henry Asecomb, en inspector on that patios of the railway, said that mach annoyance as well as serious danger to the company's officers, 6.4 bees muted by the unrcheeroda treks of these and other boys. The Moms were it it such se would endanger the train, but wiles the wan. el. id the endue came in c mt.% with them they woe- &tag awsy mobil glen frog se to Inflict serious Glary to anyone they might girlie, and ca one occasion nos of the wrrants of the company hod a eery morrow maps of haring hie eye sot eat. the company geed, through their offices, leery serene to cheek and put a seep to it. The prisoners at linn stoutly denied the charge. Tae fini4446inde ad that the offence wu one of R very teems character lode d, and remanded the pleader. fur the attendance of their parent& WANDSWORTH. ♦N Frstive TAADC—ANUTII CM PLAOVZ IPOT. Mr. dr..ry rash, • Ira* suanttlertorsr, 08 PoplaiLl, torso., apps•red Laws Mr. legholo. to answer • samaras at Ow iortuses of the Wand.vrt.rto boom' of .arks. fm caoring • ttla,s to ones tram has prosaism isjurious to the health of •tis int:mai more. Mr. Corwllio, cirelt to th• boa. 4 of works, attended la r.spix,:t of tue tWurta.. 1 , 11, and the dcieudabt pleecitst non I`n-to the evidesre of Mr. Yona. the surveyor of Salter web awl Yr. o•Coneor, tae maltvot cficw of health fur the pouch. it ootvired that in coop-gurney, of nu below own plont•• trout the inhabitant.% of ao to the kat, ut the defendable prewiiiee, they were loo•ructed to inspect them. In th• pro , . wanuhoYuruce size, ltirlre, hoofs, earn. end Pula of noiroal• were mod, mod *mend 1.1161111 C•• Were • *wed in conorqat are. There was a very bad swell ▪ from tee to baf, lad also from the •Cf 3131111.111011 of the ceinse, Of what was called crutch." The protege of cle onoseut the r.PPrrY Woo Millet Ma 011,120iT0 b... 11 timeworn derived that tho won. swells arose now the ei commis. WIS of rat mad *mob. . Mr. Young mod is &sewer te euteetkee that the defendente used mope.** ut lure se • deuitorteer, bat re.terithstaading then were very bed melt. twat the etvenruoletent. Mr. friC an..r raid when be inereeteort the premieee Apt , l the eletdatt protatext to Atotte th. unt•aae., bat be ore t•r, awl be focal stabstaltitosa of Kutch .ad loop. of E-.haspeziored Wbele he v4itt4 th. preatiot. in June and July. Ho tbotorbt th a If t►e eefendent toe:thetas oat), ire., In fh. t mow of Ito extbaftettte to bad melt troullt arm., and that there would be so Pumas trout at emelt If it ...re meow.' ea osce. - Mr. Joseph Gassy, a reathrosa reridiag at Lewrader b•ii, said he bed elm.. re et the mod cffeseive steels Item the prewirre vibes the tried was aad north-rset. The worst seseiN were ..hn.t 7 o'clock in the morshag awl smut le raes-ri by setae pence*. is the msnlfacrare. TIP defeatisa• mete there wee am I...titate at tbst tits, is the enerstat. Tb• boiler. were ...01111y rTatted est then. Mr. Ingham a.kel the Jetewiast w i.t he hid to eey la es.w,r in tbe •enottlatat. The dedraitteat seal belted wet tte best isratrieel mats to pee-et soy a..isaare, lir. Ingham disuses be had a 0, and aboull Lae bimetal. bpi 2.. c. 0.5... be meg win mllietely THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1859. SHARE L182&-11118 DAL Two o'LlOni. The railway share market to-day is yery doll, and in some instances prices are lower. Midland stock hu fallen * per cent., and London and North Western, South Western, and Eastern Counties Ito per cent. Other deecriptions present little Ke change. Great Western stock is firm, at 601 to t. London and North Western stock 1 4 is now quoted 944 to 961 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to 96 ; South Eastern, al 73 to 1 ; Midland, 1031 to 104; Berwick, ts 93 to 1; York and North Midland, 78 to a; North I. , British, 67 to 1; Eastern Counties, 681 to 69; Cale donian, 821 to 831; and London and South Western, 1 1 : 95 to 1. we Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather u Getter, the original issue being quoted 2/ to 21 prem., and the new, It to lt prem. The Indian shares continue to decline. But Indian Railway stock is last marked 98, ex int. ORDINARY INIANNI AND STOCK& as. nesnCr li I is tam. to I: 61 U M 611 6 .1 _l4 0121 airs. I Luivats. Y Minas • O. laca 4 • a s t ow all* Ilita'ail .4 1•• WI •.. enteso44 US II: CV DM Milderat " L SP.' lb. *Aida NIMILEIIIOIM .. a 1.1 . 1 " 011 D 4 • 041 . 44 • 4 . tam gourai ad. ilamn•ai 1 OZ za rs.Vre 440. ..- k. allMi WI Mi.„„,ft.ostmacara g ri t rat i cze .. .. al • per ei. Demean. i 4.. *a Prot-- ..... 11•44.1011---- De. ix 1561 . .. 4 SIC 1•••• PalaZi . Iwo .. II 49.0.44 labs iii:l ii.; 4:1 Me Icon. ltiesel• 0.4..... 14 De. a 4D. suow m areeiliiii aa Ds. de. 14. 4.. 00 2 ft.i I. oi• 1 •1114•146. r 4 : 4 L D 44.••• .T 4 .... s . •41 per ems. WO IP , 41 piir sera. in. .. f tarlis i toriiWeZ Y D. do. de. 111 1114 themas • ESL til all IS 444.141. DIAL 1. • O. *ls& ....... —.. UDe. Ner .... 11 DklitBPitaiiiiajo 1e1e5444.14m1544..a44 \ - t;eit 0040111111. GO, ri 2* Ma Ma NO i • ila II If zd SS le sta II ala zin w► so LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BY ELECTRIC TRLIONATR.) STAMFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAT.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 60 BOYS. T.Y.C. Rope T t he Drooe ere lure. COLLYWBSTON STAKES. Half a mile. Mesmer, Lqwebitel, Toorio, and Tisipbone f are bere. BUBO EMILY HANDICAP. Two codes two furlongs 148 _yards. MCFMa, Yorkshire Om, Atapictle, York, Ascot, and la dependarar 3 are brae. WELTER CUP. One naitn. _ . naiades'', Kedita7l;;l4lS, Stapleton, Courier. and Elm of t h e (limas ate bac OTHER ARRlVRLlE—Cleessmthe, Prodoctice, Sir Isaac, La lidlot, Doctrine a, Haroia of dlmeksow, Zama, Olympus, Lord of Lars, Dalsaks, Admiralty, NOISIRIP, Vul can, li log-at-Arms, Black Tawny, Hair at-Lam, asd Isz zoxposiomrstocr zAffx.—(rim DAZ. This day at noon the nand half-yearly meeting of the proprietor of the London Joint Stock Basic wee held at the bank, Peer Manion-house, Mr. GEOROZ TAYLOR, chairmen of the board of die. 7r 're in the chair. The foaming ere the report and below giblet : 't The maned statement which the directors hem to plate before the shareholders, will show them the petition of the beak on the 30th June last, and it will ho men that the amount of net profit embed during the previous six months 1,32.7371. 14.. 7d., which, with 4,7621. 6e. 6d. withdraw. front the parental find, enable the directors to &elate the mad dividend at the rata of 12i par cent. per manic It will be ealiefactory to the sherekoldere to NMI teat the seomelty of having roe itnee to the guarantee earl mites soiely from the rie valuation of funded and other &vali ses securiiiss of the bank at the depreciated prime of the 30thultinio, •IP compered with the roes current on the 31.0 December, and not iron, soy falling off in ordinary profits. The guarantee fund, after the above deduction, amount, to 201.1471. 19e. 24. Imbiti les and Aseets.—Da.—To capital paid up, viz , 60,001 chars at 101. etch, 600,000/. ; to *mount due by the bask, 9.742121. 16a. 10d. •, to amount of the guarantee fend', 31st Dec. 1858, 202,8071. 4e. 6d.; to six months' karat on ditto, at 31. per cent. per annum, 3,043/. 0.. 2d.; together, 235,9101 4.. 7d.; to amount carried to profit sad loss account, 6ti,7661. 17s. 7i.; total, 10,694,9091. 19.. Ca.—By Exchequer bills, India teinds and debenture., and government 'tom, 1.357,03 e/. 10e. 7d.; by *eh, loans, bills decocted, and other rewrites 9,166,6461. 84. M.; by building, furniture, &c..,in Prineee:steet, 33,826/.; hydittoin • It, 7,6001.; together, 41,32.51. ; total, 10,604,9091. 19e. Profit and Loss Amount.—Da.—To current comsat', al=of Miele( experts, directors' nimanererkis, income tax, &c., 22,4901. 2.. is &meat tarred to pa flt and lose, new account, being rebate of in terest on bills disowned not yet dee, 11,569/. Os 4d.; to dividend wooing towards the payment of half-wyeer's dividend, at the rate of per centuto per amain upon 600,0001. amount nf peutop capital upon 60.000 ;herds, 32 .7 3 7 1 . 14e. 74. Total, 66,7061. 17s. 7d.—Ca.—By Minos braight down, 66,71361. 17s. 7d." The CHAIR/14n &slimed the dividend would be papablson sad siker the 29th histint., and then moved the adoption of the report. Mr. )(scan availed bimoelf of the opportunity of the mottos to drew attention to the case of Seeman and Kees which w heard in the bankruptcy court in Fakeer; Ire It appeared from the report f that cute that Mr. Kees eacerelel Mr. Ambrose Moore, one of she directors of the Beak, in basinees and that Mr. Moore was in the habit of adti.ing Mr. Hem In the molter of pledging silks to the beak. Mr. Keen failed for 6,5001, but es mete did not yield sixpence In the mond, and the lenkrupey Cm:enliveners went the length of ren ewing twAh plelgor and the pledgee, the latter being the Dank. The tantrupt Son, we never solvent, end If the beak derived it. ',edit. suc h discrediteb'c transactions at the.. the abareholders could not look one smother in the face as honest men. tie therefore called spun the &restore to give some explanation of them titer, particu larly as the bank wee without the assistance of auditory, while the cheese had never been published. The Cnattotax said the only explanation he could give wee simply that the beak bad advanced money upon silk warrants in the regular tray of buena... Mr. MMIIHOiII Moons attributed the introduction of the ma ter to malicious motives. Mr. Knight, h sweets was wrong In his fan a. Mr. Kean did not tit 'MINI him in but;ineer, nor h ad hi sayttneg b. dr sith many of the advances which wore stivered to. The air/antes nude were peeler tly ant be believed ..r& &Avenges f reed a coneido.oble portion of banking trats.e.b na. The b.nkrupto office' the ciedotote ie. in the pound, and that offer would have be.n a-ceptel bad it not been f. r the pro cottage of a rindicitve clia.osier. He es mpl iine I of time I.netuure of the Lea nly, y onrontiotion.r. used is his absence, but he had the • •.nr fm.c of Is mime that, th4ugh Icsnied in tr . • law, the commissioner wee not Irani. d to i ho would Moot sb4.inel from many remarks la whi hl e indulged. He was guaranse foe Mr. Keen, who wax en old and trusty asrvant of his own, to the extent et 1,00111., and be had never attempted t, escape his liability. This was not the brat case to bankruptcy which had been made the =cilium of mat‘ng odium upon the bank. He re membered one In which It was said that for a commission of U. a year the bank would diet—ant anybody's accommodation hill. leer. Knorr—Do you remember the Donder Valley, dr? Yoe see I knew you. Mr. ]loons protected that if this meeting wee to be made a court of levestigthos upon his cceduct, the inquiry ought to be fell, fair. and impart ir l. Mr. KNIONT said it the directors were sati.fled with the transactin, he wished them juy of Mr. Ambrose Moon. Mr. Les, a director, Loped this raid would cent. It was enough for the proprietors to know that the bank had lost smithies; by Baran sad Kean. _ - lo reply toe question, The CNA inm.tx stated that the government recurittee held by the bank were vale , 1 in the accounts eta depredation of 36,01101. Since the amount .0 made up the stoitrities had advsncril in value over 12,0001. Mr. MZTCALFE found fault with the illCtiale is the re served fund, and 'eked s (mantra ea to the holding of the direction. . . Mr. LatNACII, a director, defended the increase, and stated that the directors held a teeth of the entire capital of 1.11. bank. Tbs besinwe of the bane was largely tecreseiog, Lad the reesiv.d fend newt inereaw in proportion. Atter MOO farther dieensebm the report was adopted, and the proceeding" terminated in the easel manner. 4LSTR4LIAN AORICULTULAL COMP4I7. (TIM D 47.) The thirty-sixth annual general meeting of this company wax hell to-day, at the company's office, Cannon street , Mr. E. HAMILTON in the choir. The rep,irt liter' that fur the present It would be haelpadi-ot to call up more capital, and the directors would, with the yeemilinon of the shareholder', charge the metaled the your with the cost of completing the col liery work,, tf the mid'. bill urea in head ehould be future' lesulticieni. TO. *tali, atter deducing the saga of 6.3;.1. 11.. 114., showed a pun: of 6,3291. 14e. 3d. This deptiticest, which was now ;educed within narrow hoax, might be advantsgeou-ly estrod-d ; but so hug .a the cons i pie ion of the eoltiery premed upon the fonds of the eompany the Ward would sot auk y:rinisiiiins to enter upon projects, will! li, though not attended with riik, would not justify the anticipaion of say very 000eldeiable incomes in the ItiTIMLI J. The lees. of We.t Women, which would expire on the 3 tat of December Deli., would not be renewed, but seranpments would be made for the 1.C . C11141011 of it from year to )ear at an adequate rent. In the land departinent there was a marked falling off in the reeenue, the receipt* of 1837 being 11,8891. 19.., against !,0141.6.. 11.1. in 1118. Roberto she church sad school eatableitinteat at Sit oud had beat maintelned at the expellee of the e =piny, but as boos es the *liming eeragetuents wrie at an end, there charge' would be net by the local iliocesan foods. At the seam time the dlevieWrs would ihairuet the cup-rloteadebt to apply the stow amount—about 3.9.01.aywa —to the Interests°, religion sad • lees. um. The Ace pit for the Tear amounted to 107,6631. 17.. 31., est the eireitlitars to f 0,2161. N. 3d., howl( • Wallin la band of 42,3471. EU. Id. The financial tesourest of to consovey is Leaden, on the 30th June, atiremated to 17,1 1 ;11. lbs.. Id, ono of whlih sum • dividend of 16e. par share was recommended. With ihsdividetid of ',shrub!, Iw, this ',wild make a tota dieuttil for the )eer of 3k. p.r state, or 91 et. 2d. per cent on the paid-up capital. The CHAIRM/AN, in moving the adoption of the rePerfe said th m t, eitneege on the face of it it wee rather gloomy, the directors balseved that it was a meet estitieetary doss meat. The hmlmtace use au unorecedented one, at say rate as regarded the end tuutincam of the cowpony, sad this reran had been obtained without alp mentateace from casette. The report was adop'e 1, and the meeting terminated in the [ usual sinner. RATIONAL DISCOI7-VT CO PAR Y.-(77118 D 47. This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of the above e-4e posy wee held at the Londm Tavern, Mr. WILLIAM Ursa= M.P., cheiroma of the teardof directors, is tee dull.. Toe rapor rteted that afar payment of the carreat es radifere, k.i., them remelted a dicpwable balance of 11,01,71 41., oat of which it wee propmed to poy the meal dive:toad, at the rat* of 6 per rent. per enema, free of lacomect.x, mid on oerry the Dolma, 4. tee credit et the worm fent," which will toes *mount to 20,1941. 6e. Id. 111; wirnt adopt-d. Tka CnntattAtt promised that the ouljeet of the iiirritts' PlNMaefol44 $11 ., 1 b taken lota &lewd. nei.in with a vials raductito. He alto end there woe so foendation for the Mutt of .n itittyted atntleatositos wnh another company. GREAT NORTHERN Ho , E!TAL. KING'A-CSOSP.— lllumber of patadata f r sh• w•ak avian hay 20, 1,160, of via & 04 Tara am masa 1.1:= 11 I et lie IT z la 1 z 114, 1 6* xla 6 1 . par i .4 mall 11 ea, Ilse is #zi 11 1 .1. z 981 zla it 2 t 3 1 am:* i 1 Oi a 2 411. .• lel sr a a . ial 1 1 9 6* 19:al _ ti te>M xtel A fati II 1 zial 1112111 611017 LI! MONEY MARKET -T 114 L Two o'CLOCI. The funds to-day are flat, owing to the nn favonrable bullion movement, coupled with a few bona _fide sales. A reduction of I to 3-16 per cent. hu taken place in Consols. In • • - . some of the other markets, the tendency of prices is likewise drooping, in the absence of business. The telegrams from the Paris Bourse h►ve not yet arrived. Consols are officially marked 95 to 95; foe - - - - - - money, and 93 to 961 for the 9th of August. The present quotations are 95, " sellers," for money, and 96, " buyers," for the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 221 to 223 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 951 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to ; the New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., at 79; India Stock, at 221; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 96; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 944 to 4; India Bonds, at 511. dis. ; and Exchequer-bills, at 275. to 30s. prem. The foreign stock market is very quiet, Turkish stocks have fallen 1 per cent., the Old Loan being now quoted 80 to 81, after being marked 814, and the New 70 to 4, after being marked 714. Other descriptions meet with little inquiry. Sales are recorded se follows : ' Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1034; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 94/, 90, 44 ; Peruvian Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., for mount, 90; ditto I Hammen Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 80; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 69; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 45; Sardinian Five per Cent., 86 : Spati'ili New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 321 ; Turklsh Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 814, 801; ditto Six per Cent..., 1858, for account,7l4 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041. At a time when the financial requirements of India are once more occupying public attention, it is of interest to know for what amount the market is yet liable on acoonnt of the Debenture Loan of 6,047,0001., announced in April last. Of the 7,000,0001. of Debentures then offered, 5,047,0001.. it will be remembered, were taken. The sum receiv able for them in cash was, in round numbers, 4,800,0001., and of this a little over 4,400,0001. has now been paid, leaving rather less than 400,0001. still to be paid on account of the final instalment of 26 per cent. fixed for the 16th of August. The amount of Debentures paid up in fun is 3,600,0001. An instalment of 25 per cent on the remaining sum of, say one million and a half, will be equivalent to something less than 400,0001. The disposition shown by the subscribers to pay in advance of their engagements does not, however, ensure the success of any new loan in Debentures. In most quarters it is doubted if the old plan will be again resorted to. The advisability and economy of assisting the ope ration with the imperial credit are obvious. Other wise, great sacrifices will be imposed upon the Government of India. The increased depression of the Indian guaranteed railway shares furnishes a suggestive indication. The applications at the discount office at the Bank yesterday were limited, but in the open market a good demand was experienced, and few transactions took place below 24 per cent. The impression that the value of money has seen its lowest point is strength ened by the effiux of gold from the Bank, and of silver to the East. Discounters, consequently, are asking on six months' bills an advance on the ' low rates lately current. In the absence of fresh supplies, a further sum of 90,0001. in bar gold was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank for exportation to the Continent, doubtless in payment for silver. There is reason to believe that these withdrawals will be continued from week I to week, as the Council of India have given oat con tracts for the supply of a large amount of silver. A considerable proportion of the loans yet to be raised here for account of the Indian government will pro bably be sent out in this metal. A government inquiry into the finances of Greece, set on foot in consideration of the liability of Great Britain, France, and Russia as guarantors of the Greek Loan, is understood to have terminated, the British Commissioner having returned home. His report will doubtless come to light in due time. In another column will be found some documents forwarded by the Committee of Spanish American Bondholders, and relating to the debt of New Granada. The numbers are published of the first batch of Buenos Ayres Three per Cent. Bonds, amounting to 112,3001., which have been purchased and cancelled by the government. The sum employed for the pur pose was 20,0001. In reducing the national debt at so cheap a rate the government acts wisely. The more it purchases, the better will the bondholders be pleased. The Mindora has reached Liverpool from Mel bourne, with 4,403 ounce. of gold. Of the 210 , 6001 . in specie by the Magdalena, from the West Indies, 1121,0001. is silver and 89,5001. gold. Advices have been received of the sailing of the steamer Bremen from New York for Southampton, I with 118,0001. in specie, the bulk of which is probe bly on French account. 'The light portion of the Bombay mail left Mar i 'silks at noon yesterday, and will be distributed in London early to-morrow morning. It is believed that the Royal Mail Company's inter colonial steamer, Theme!, will bring the West Indian and Mexican mails due at Southampton on the Ist of August, in the place of the stranded Paramatta. The superintendent of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company at St. Thomas, Mr. J. B. Cameron, who writes from the steamer Paramatta, on the reef, mentions some intended operation' for getting the vessel off, and expresses himself hopefully as to the result. Captain Abbot, of the Company's steamer Magdalena, has arrived in London, and states that a personal inspection of the Penmen, as she lies stranded, has induced him to form a similarly hope ful opinion. A failure of some magnitude is announced in the flax trade at Belfast. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. R. Brandt and Co., Russia merchants, who failed on the 23rd ult. The balance-sheet presented by Mr. Jay, the accountant, estimated the liabilities at 12,0321., and the assets at only 3,317/. It was determined to wind up under inspection. The corn market yesterday was dull, at Monday's _ prices. Tne public sales of coffee yesterday went off at a re daction of 6d. to Is. per cwt. At the public sales of jute a good deal of Mantes also prevailed. The half-yearly meeting of the North Eastern Railway Company is called for the 10th of August, at York. A special meeting of the Norfolk Railway Com pany is called for the Ist of August, to approve three bills, one of which provide , . for the extension and working of the Wells and Fakenham Railway, while the second authorises the construction of a line from the Ilythe, near Colchester, to Wyrentioe ; and the third is r establishin railway communica tion between fo Loughton, Ep g ping, and Chipping Omar. The adjourned half-yearly meeting of the New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Company will be held on the let of August, to receive a report from the committee of investigation. The annual meeting of the Pacific Steam Naviga tion Company is called for the 10th of August, at Liverpool, and will be made special to approve • proposal for increasing the company's capital by the issue of new shares, and to authorise the directors to apply to government for a renewal of the charter. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,9731 ; the Great Northern an increase of 431.; the Great Western the large increase of 6,7231. ; and the Lon don and South Western an inclose. of 741. li 5 93 4 72 73 '4 13 13 It I 141, 133 10 84 t 8 1 131 108 47 0 COO 16 80 Ss 90 11 12 gat NI 06 I°` 5 - 22 112 U. el ON 4 1 Ms . N Ni 34 I U. 47 671 /6 766 141 64+3 i— -4 x 414 Ili let XI li a II Sio M of •f IT • I 0 13 44 14 4 • (6 116 M 18 WI 104 101 .1 10? 111 04 IN 1.0 131 14 II 14 1•70 133 111 113 11l LI 14 1 1 11 94 141 zd 94 16 ad 17 69 0 17 zd zd Ii NI to i 11i a V 111 114 1: l9l i 111 113 11l Sii ne 1 Y '7:" IFI IN IM UM 114 M 111 111 Till 11-2 Ts 190 Is 1 de Z. vta E .3 ad 111 12d 323 no M k ad 111 171 1111 177 77 71 el CI I: 14 14. Sh I i:«0 USIA' b:lsll . Treird; . b.ldbe be. I P. e..lle# pie does p.eute Deb. teem. urto Uest.Ge..s2.e. 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Paw _0...-._ 54 t 5. 4,744 LI unk ugt isoo- al on 440.83 pa Peru.. Pus 17.34.7. 100 II ISO 4,780 01 PP*. Laandlaa um a 3 7.7,. 1 lacmaro., To.. Pomp 33 i 1 6.-7.• I Do. Do. 11.4440r1d el 6... , " L TruatLaol7.l3pCsa. 744 1 •71 1 10.. , Via 1114.477•4 Lwl.. 30. t 9 010.0101 k 1 114334 Dam. __ .II • 111 401 Y CRICKET.—GENTLEMEN V. PLAiERB.—Thie match. wan brought to a conclueion in favour of the Players by 169 runs. The scores et the clom were :—Players, let twangs. 226; god ditto, 167. Gentleman, let innings, 164; 2nd ditto, 60. SUICIDAL MANIA.—This morning Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Westminster, received information of the determined suicide of two gentlemen, In the Serpentine River, Hyde-park. One is described be eery yews of age. and the other thirty yews. The bodies were removed to the deadhoure of Bt. George, Hanover-square. Another meet determined* eukkie has been committed by a respectable female, named Mary Abley, aged thirty years, who resided is Wiltoneatrest, Anighte&idge, by jumping out of the third-door window ; and another by an aged Indy named ElienbelltJohnsou, aged tlftyrilve years, who committed strU destruction by swallowing a large dose of arsenic. No oases I. assigned toe thee. suicidal acts. - ------- A YOUTH DROWNED IN THE BERPENTINE.—. Mk morning Mr. Bedford received information of the death of William loarreet, aged 16 Team who raided at Notdug bill. The thawed was suddenly misled from the surface of the water while bathing. Buts wan put off, and he wet taken out, but life was extinct. Two Boys DROWNED.—On Monday afternoon ' Ocorgo Pnblard, of Kmesmend.eireer. and Edward Smith, of Cretroilsne, egi.d respectively nine and tan year., west to bathe in the river Avon, near Dredges Suspena'on Brides. Pr.tabard got beyond bet depth sad &Witt endeavoured to rescue biro, but, in the attempt, were drownod.—Both Chremirle.—[Nearly every provincial parr that cornea to bard records a death from drowning in bathin_g.) THE MORDEE AT JARROW.—John Weithew the man who mudered his wife at Jarrow, has quite moiverol from the effects of the wouds inflicted on himself, and will bo taken before the coroners' toque.; which will be opened this (Wednesday) evening. It seems that he is a person of ea extremely jealous disposiltiost. The unfor tunate women had eked nut a small income by keeping a huckster's shop. An Irishman cams to lodge below dile resides°. 113010 three or four weeks age, and It =re; without becitme eTt e re w ost mely jealo us remo te of 113 ° . fo Cin d ;d in o g sd " a; evening some children bad been playing about the doors with brick.; and Welthew upon returning from his work, ob served the bricks lying about, and had tabs it hen his head that they had teen placed there by the Irieb awn, with a view to an assignation. There is little doubt but that Welthew and his trite bad quarrelled very much after goieg•• to bed, and that then sad there he had determined to morler her. Ores rf their children wee in bed with them; sad the prisoner allowed hie wife and family to fall too a round sleep. and then got up, procured his rum, and immediately met his Iwo threat as she lay by the rids of bar child. The woman awaits the household by her ecrearee and rushed into the back yard and aroused the neighbour , . Welthew had gone outdid. of the alarm was given, and bad backed at hie own throat, but without doing himself any wiring harm. He then returned to the house, and , had laid himself down in a pool of blood that had flowed from the murdered woman. He Is still in his own house, in the room where the murder was committed. Hs expresses no regret for the murder of his wife, and seems tolerably cool end Indifferent. Weithew was cam a man In a very ropsotable statism in lifs.—Surcassfer Gwardien. iii... 1 Pd. Lamas 411.1 1 1 1. I 1* .1. 1N le Ma P. @Ff. k is an lu ta. Ise erg 1 1: Juro:=V4; Clisi Oe. P. 1410 OWN'S , Dort. s hiag i A= o ll =tn . i d o rtirir4 7 taliab at Ileat a t ONO Swirly II Med =or. mil Wet. Ilift I sad 1E7.. TIAN§ o a. De. umar=aNiarirtin Jima. gbd..a maws+ ir De illa rtrr=W: . WMO I rre s.4lll = o f=ll W . Sara IWO Dam. Balriad I P&L • iw ismis-brodelr . :tumid* • Nenk , 1= Jew Nersi Rini WAS= Irma. Wwr ama& liPa-r.-9! 1). a. Pr ..........--- - lama. 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A iTC h aTr 1: St. 10 1 0610 Pt., m w~w a k• zu i ru si 1) a 2! si RI /a IdLi zd lit4wl - M i WI gas U. 100 IHI UN 1I N N 10e II Or Pe *1 IN 100 - NO 1001 PP vs AN zri I I 1 PS i ins i it :.- =m. 42 LI 11 11 to ll l i 1p 14 Ta fr a t i Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miecellaneoaa shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Eag la r nme e, 71; 0 8ha bb7, fo s Alijaa lrl di?! ; Ibrin Guar e diaa 69 . ; 6 C°" 2l ex ty 'di es v.; Marine, 112; Ptosnix, 1741 ; Rook Life, 81; Royal Ea change, 305. Gee :—Consmerrial, 27 ; Crystal Pekoe District, 101 ; European, 151 ; Great Central, 101; Imperial, 8i ex di,. ; Loudon, 48; ditto, Pullimegamy, 29t, 303; Barmy Con sumer', 101. Waterworks ..—Eart London, 1211 en div. ; crttn, Four per Cent. Preferentv, 30 ex div.; West Middlesex, 1071, 108, dir. Docks :—London, 74, 741, 73 ex die.; tit. Katharine, St ; Southampton, 64. Bridge ..—Waterloo, Old Annuities of 81 ., 281 ; ditto, New of 71., 261. Canal :—Birmingham, 92}; Regent', 16. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market in Loudon for American securities is quite firm. There continues in be a steady demand for the Fede ral and various States' stocks. New York Central end Illi nois Central Bonds are mealy purohesed for Inveatoost. In Illinois them is leas doing, the late large and rapid advance being scactly maintained. Some items of railway news from New York are thus noticed by the same authority : The Pittsburg, Port Wayne, and Chicago is again reduced to the necessity of (audio; the coupon' now due and coming due up to October, 1860. This result um not expected when the bondholders commuted in 1868 to a funding at their coupons. We hero no farther fetelligeoce about the leas ing of the Erie Railroad, except that the offer is to commence at 1,600,000 dollars, to increase 100,000 duffers per annum up to 1866, sad then to remain at 2,000,000 dtilore up to 1870. There appears some objection to leasing an important line like the New York and Eris Railroad to a few indivi duals. Had the New York Central Railroed Company, or this compaay and the Pennsylvania Central jointly proposed to lease and work the concern, it would, we think, hove been accepted by the staciholders, and all classes of bondholders with much greater satifaction, The Admiralty will receive tenders to-morrow for the conveyance of 180 tons of naval stores from the Thames to Jamaica; also stores to Malta and Trill comae,. WIDSUDAT EVENIXO. The funds to-day were dull, with little business. The variations were trifling, and the closing quota tion of Coevals -eel about 1-18 per cent below that of yesterday. The manifesto expected from the Emperor of the French, in order to re-assure Eu rope, comes in the shape of an explanatory and apologetic harangue to the great bodies of the State. It has as jet bad no stimulating effect, either here or at Pans. The French funds, indeed, have again declined. Many people, however, entertain a be lief that, Napoleon's warlike game in Italy having been fairly played out, the means of promoting the " tranquillity of Europe" will once more form osten sibly his Majesty's grand object. A hope is even clung to that, should something more tangible than tranquillising assurances prove requisite to restore confidence, a partial disarmament may be conceded. In some of the other markets the tendency this afternoon was rather more cheerful. British railway stocks were decidedly stronger, the appearance of a few buyers causing an immediate reaction from the late decline. At Vienna, and in some of the other Continental markets, an unfavourable re-action of about per cent. took place yesterday in the Austrian fends. Console, which closed yesterday at 951, both for money and the account, varied to-day between 95 to k and 951, and closed at 951 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 94, 1, 95, 951, 115, 951; ditto, for aooount (9th August), 951, 96, 951, 951; Three per Cents. Reduced, 951, 1,1; New Three per Cents., 951, 1, I 1,1; India Stock, 2211, 220, 222, 221 ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, 941. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 275. to 30s• prem. In anticipation of the coming Indian loan a fall of t per cent, took place to-day in the existing loans. The Four per Cent. Debentures closed at 951 to t, and the scrip of the last loan at 94} to 95. In the foreign stook market prices were fairly supported, although the transactions were not large. Tne principal inquiries were for Turkish Bonds. The Old Loan left off the same as yesterday, at 81 to 82, whilst the loan of last year advanced I to 1 per cent., closing at 71 to 4. Mexican Bonds were quoted 184 to 194. Russian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were marked within per cent of par. MINES.-THIB DAY. _ Two o'CLocw. In the mining mulct to-day the principal feature is the depression in Rut Wheal Russell shares, which have fallen to 7. There have been a fair num ber of transactions in sham in West Setoo, South Caradon, South France', Providence, Kelly Bray, Wendron Console, and Tinoroft mines. There are a few inquiries for Linares Mining shares, which are marked 10f. Other foreign de scriptions are very quiet. The meeting of ahareholdera in the Ruhrort Coal Mining Company, on the Pith ult., having bean annulled, another meeting is convened for the sth of hugest, at Cologne, to de cide. amongst other matters, aa to the " dissolution or recon atitution of the company." The half-yearly matting of the Clamados Mining Cora lpany of Jamaica is called for the 6th of August ; and a special meeting of the South Devon Iron and General Xining Company foe the 27th haat., to reduce the share capital from 100,0001. to 66,0001. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS_ DAY) SVGA R.—The market continues very dull, and prior are with difficulty supported. Befitted lumps qu,tad 521. to 64e. Correa—The quantity Mitring in public sale tar exceeds the deiwind, and a decline of le. to 2a. has been submitted to fa order to effect sided. TEA.—The market has a very arm appearance, and black leaf contort, ls. sd. t 3 le. 61., ha been to demand. lilativrtraz cattiness dull ot sale. Rica remains meetly. Rum.--Cenunon Leeward Island, proof, gold st COTTON.-3 tells sold at fully previous rates. leotoo.-7111 day. The sales yesterday c notated chiefly of Kufrah& which told freely at 2d. t.. 61. advance. the better tffialillos being most in request. Beegola continue to sell readily at the prices previously established. 1 999 chests passed the sale yesterday, of whine 281 were withiiraart. cud 100 bought in, leaving 818 *old. Is ether articles no material alteration. Masai Or generally dull. TALLOW MARKET.—(TIETIB DAT.) The market is fist et the following prices .—Towa Tallow, 60a. 31. ; Petersburg Y.C., on the .out. 635. 31. July, 635. 3d.; August to September, 63a. Sd. to 635. 6d Octotwe to December, 64e. 63. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a Urge supply of beats. Tiede is dull foe then, ud it e difficult Mosaintaia Mondsy'sqaetstieta throudh,ut. The uutuber of aleep and lambs is about the esme us of late. 1 hens to at demand for them at Monday's price, Calves are rather I )wer. Our f. sign supply comets of 4CO beasts, 2,120 sheep, lied 464 calves. Mach cows, 120. tissues , ut Ohs. • •ses.ta Sri. •4.• 4. Ilo.t kt wawa- 4e 4 8 Bert Du 1114www8b 1:,.o short-awns— ... 4 4 4 6 Ilret Lose-werl Ewen: same base , . 1 4 310 Ik► do flan nitro Pwr 4wf 3 4 4 4 Do. Er. Urger trr.t 1080 , 0 I 8 r • Twat. .6 0 4 -. 8 plow, at 10,011661. 1,330; Shoe sad lataaa. 11.160: Cerro. 7/3: SMITHFIELD HAY MARBET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis report trade dull at the following ioss Prime mead°. bay, 76a. to SO.. ; superior dam, 04s. to 945. 6d.; lector ditto, Ws. to 70e,; new illy°, 70s. to 80s.; rowan, 60s. to 70s. ; clover, old, 980. to 110 , . ; ditto, saw, 00s. to 90s. ; straw, 2de. to 30.. SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT.—An accident of a ssegular wens occurred last week at Bro.dwer. near llmineter. A 'arty of haymakers employed in a &Id were sitting together on a haycock about eve o'clock on fiatuotey afternooe, having tea, when a young women took a banditl of hay, and for a frolic throw it on the had of • MOD who was acting with his back towards her. In doing W she slipped and fell apti his neck, which by the terse of tbe coin con- cussion woo pressed down ape a hie chest. The men pl.tined of numbness, or a ammo foaling all over his body, and up - a attempting to rise fell to the ground. WO taken home and theater ar , reing died. A post-mortem els alnation of the body wee made, whoa it Wu discovered that the fifth and sixth of the cervicel vertebra of the neck were dialoosted—in fact that those bones were quite torn from snob other, so that a finger could be passed tamest them. The cervical artery ems alto ruptured An inquest we. held upota the bay, had • verdict of Accidental death" retuned. tom DWI GINIUL&I. OMNIBUS 00kitnleT —Traskreosigin tor week ending July.l7, 13,3661. 12e. 94. at feu 44 4 s !! 3! i 5 A Gh li 13 i 0 11 It OM 11 Air ICU SI A s a i i It I. t - • 33 a a 14 II Os h i i l s i Ili Ili Il i Et Si AO k _' 1~