The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-01 00:00:00

THE IMPRESS, MONDAY EVENING * . AUGUST 1, 1834. ;.. litre adjudication and the bankroll% swag seit ropewalk r COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. , SHARE LISTS -(THIS DAY.) to', the deecription rieertal in the polio& --_-.-- Hie Hooour said it was clear he could set &swim the - pet ii ro a• ea that ground. SARK-LANE.THIII DAY.) Two &Clogs. g r . yodfrev mid that his clients le. St. Ovate, had Flea 41,, this am*. St. ftlivall of E N" vim " Except as London aid North Western been isaeda*ed by I[agariga to th . baakeapt , whoa he n wen gva ~ y moderate eoaeagawtiy , tie slow al alaiplr prose abed as • large button manufacturer •at litienlingtam, wee Wes& The oestlition of th e supply, however, was good. •aonao which ts , tue railway market to o. b an krupt Wog proient and ementieg. Os the premise All lards moved off heavily, and, is man batesoes, tie day is dull, and several of the principal lines a.. e risasement, Mr. St. George deposited 1501. with himt quotidian declined la MU per quarter. A few parcels of show a reduction of about 1 per cent. His H onour mid he should sot °Matteis the apediestion saw wheat were shown, but no bedtime WM traracted in from the last prices of Saturday. London until after the choice of aasignees. nom. and North Western stock is now quoted 117 to i ; iN RE hi:UPHLD. -MI ONNIR Of PRIM DOGS. With foreign wheat we were well supplied. Most do. This was Another applkatiou for release. ecriptions were a dull inquiry, and the curremise generally Great Western, 69} to 70 ; Midland, 138 i to 1 • M r . Holmes opposed, and stated that his ideate were me- willed &boat L. per Touter lower than on Monday lath Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121 to 4 ; Caledonian, diver , for goods sold and delivered three years aep ; they It is understood that heavy alaimineeta of wheat are now 126 to 4 • South Emden; 921 to 93 ; Great li..d hot sight of the beadompt for • emisiderabie ems, bat making Irma Daniel& Eastern, 414 to j ; Metropolitan, 1114 to 112 ; bad since found his name entered to seas prize doge at the Barley, the show of which was moderate, was in fair Great Northern , l3B4 to 139 ; and London and dug-show at the Agricultural-halL By this means they request, at full primes. suoneded in tracing him , and as Noe se had deem The show of matt wee reeeesably good, mod the kale was Sou th Weitheetilin, to 99i. that he called his crediten together and Mmes. pt. firm, at NU curreweies. Foreign, colo ' and Indian railway . shares It appearing that this bankrupt had also been reesevel Although the arrivals hem been large, eats changed hands are quiet. There has been some business In San from the court in the belief that there was so opposites'', freely, aid late rates was well =poorest. Paulo. his Honour granted the relate& Seareely any beans were on offer ; holders, consequently, 02.D1NA2.2 SHAM AND STOMA. , e RE J. 11. TSAR. -PRO.ECIITNIN OF • RANKRUPT. Were very firm, et fully led weeles pekes. The bankrupt was a builder, at Belvedere, Kent. The Peas commanded extreme rate. The supply wee as- ft, I pa. Rummy& I Qa fra nir turit im I " ..,urt recently directed a prosecution agaimit him for con- uam2 emalL . to 1 p.m. ' ceding property. English and forties barley yea in limited request. le I ail Blna..WoLds Mom Vat 8 11/ - Mr. Nicholson, on behalf of the bebop& applied that In prices, however, no ohmage took pleo& ot, r a t finethead_ Tyne r.i. aleshialleatrat Md.C 9 4 .... be might have copies of the proceedings under the bank. The arrival of Ebeling cargoes off meet have been large, a vs ad " am mow _ ay be _ rapier, es being eamential to be defence. via, 33 when, 20 meta& 20 barley, I Us, 1 linseed. 1 rape- le IN iCishodealan 194 114 1251 Mr, E. Reed opposed the appticasion. seed, 13 cotton seed, aad 2 vakesia. Wheat has been moth is ail 'oink sod Madam - His Honour sail he thought it was reasonable that the leas active than is the melees week, and the quotatiose N all 1 Cornwall 6 1 •-• m a krept should have copies, and ordered accordingly. have had • ' I...dewy. m ag meopoli has sold at 10 all Do. A • web. until 8 - •- - IN RI SAMUEL GUM COMMON. 426.61 tenth 9d. ;G ' ale. to 41a. 6d. ; Seadoenirce, 10 all 'Do.D 1p a_ Pada NIL '- - re an !Dobbs andßeibetJanc N 11 Tbe bankrupt was a lineodraper, of Beckford-row, 42& ; American sitting, 41a. ; amber lowa, 41a. ; Thrall , u e n &entre 16 17 _. Walworth. lie came before the covet owing to anaecnred 37e. 3d. per gamier. Maize has given way 3d. u IN m a m m a m ug 9l 01 creditors 13,1601. and 2,6004 to then holding security; to ficl. _ per quarter, with a very inactive in- N. me !Glissnew end &Wooten Ile 112 - meets estimated at 3,4004 ; property held as security, Wry. Galati has changed hands at 28a. 6d. ; U. 100 'Great &airs Ord. at. 48 69 id 4111/ 1 1 xd i,oo)'. At the last sitting be was directed to f il eedditioeal Odessa, Me. 3d. ; Forman, 2-11 ii. ; and avail, 27e. 4111 to N. 101 Da A Meek. - - - accounts, but be had not done to . 28s. per quarter. Barley . has realised rather more mosey , N. le° De. l ' Ae lr' B4lL . l4 " . 71 71 - - Mr. Sargood, for the assignees, said that the Mae was with a good consumptive intuirY. Odessa, 23e. ; Mall, Zia st ill ' it e ria g erlaS N X . r u rra cethalliftill" lib mo ose of some peculiarity. The anima had made three 311- ; Zrtrog, 23E. ; and Danubian, 23a. led. to 27a. 9d. et M 9 Da• l•rea nodiv.un. 168 UM rlf 9 reptisitioes as to the bankrupt's disposal of hie property, par he. A cargo of rye has bean disposed of ea 140 ! Dos 1 m• mi.. a . r e p a id gus la - none of which had been answered. It appeared that he had at 27,. 9d. per 48011th Saida beans are nominal, at 34.. to N. 160 ; Gt. Beath West. (Ire.) N OS -. sold a great many goods by auction. to 36e. per 4901 be. In Milletesed very little is doing, at Oa 100 emit Wades Of 70f 70 agot Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupt, contended that he was 23.. for Danubian. Syrian Dar; may be quoted at ale. to t ;al p,e,elour r th tes.-ea - - _ - not bound to furnish materials which might be made the 29a. per 4801bs. Owing to the high price. asked Linseed oz. i d "; 'a: W. ,w,c_odik basis of an indictment against him. has moved off slowly at about previous rater. N. me D a , D m m gg 4o - Mr. Sargood stated that the bankrupt has been in the WNW" has produced 681. 6d. j Mirsamn. 664. • and ft lee Do. Do. 11 140 IN - habit, for three yens past, of seeding goods to what was Ode 11% 64.. per quarter. In warahOnle Bombay is held at N. me leneaghlre d Verbalize In 1211 1111 1 ailed a "slaughter-bows," kept by one Barton. In 1800, 67,. to 68s. ; Calcutta, 66e. ; Odessa and Azoff, 63e. 6d. to N. no London and nieckwail 70 m - 1071 7 be bad thus disposed of gads to the amount of 4,8004 •is 655. ; 635.; fine St. Petersburg, 60e. to ; Arch- 2.•• He. le_lj_MiVltrliketimet IS 128 eat Bit 142' th e lam./ was s r 3 o er. i in 1862, 8 . 31561. ; a°4•l ' :/. and R 431050. Ple qr. Linseed mks. ae• E. a. I . 2dosii=ili 17esta 117 ° 117 Ili 1 ark is 1863, 9,5004 ; and in a few months of 1864, eoenwhai nearer. London -made are worth 101. se. to 114 : N. 1M LeadoaktbuthWesters M} 011 ''t reached the enormous amount of 18,3464 The mignon New York, is barrels, 104 to 101. sa. ; ditto in bop, U. DM Mars.,BheL,l Lineolneh 061 67 id 67 14 wished to know by whom those goods had been supplied, 94 12s. 6d. to 91. 15a. •, Western. in begs, 94 se. to 91. ID all Wee7Pert alail Caleb -- - - and the prices at which they were bought At present they 71. fid • Nereelles, 91. 541. per too. Cottonseed calms, lik all IDaDa f aim" - 7 . ft. Urr Metropolitan llll 1.4 ill - said nothing about a prosecution. ordinar y quality are worth 44 15s. to 54 per ....... diz idd Do. New leg 110 -. His Honour said the bankrupt was bound to answer the Rammed is firm at 71.. to 72e. for Gwent ; 64e. to 654. es. lee ma i m requisitions of the &enigma, and probably he ought to have for Calcutta ; end 33e. to 365. fee wild ANL Cotteeseed ma all Do. New - ... - the assistance of an accountant. is active, at 61. 17a. 6d. to 71. 1.25. 6d. per ton ; about 1,000 N. too De arm. ilk Derby - At adjournment was ordered till the 4th of November, toes have found berm N sit MIS . GI Wa. (Ira)._ - - - (Before Mr. Re Roche. ) ARRIVALS OP S®. -Rogrish : Tares, 165; rapemed, 75 ; N sill Do. 1 liaise ••• • • - -. - - - IN RE DION BOCCWIULT.-DP7TDIND. and sundry, ill pa. Forme i Linseed, 7,108 ; speared, se la mime momall,lo4 Zest tg ao) ,, - -. The bankrupt wee the well-known performer and drama- 5 • 600 gra N. IN Imams krt. He passed through the mutt about • year ago. This Itzroars.-Oilseed, 1,106 ; maize, 700 ma ; and flour, ea i.e i Do. gom,,p e rtioc a o l4 me - was a sitting for dividend. The aggregate debts and 1,486 "' IL IL 10e 'N. lastorn-Berwisk liabilities are 32,0001., and it was stated that the amignese CURREN/1' PRIM. N 101 I Do. G I N. I. Pura - - - Us BROM& 811, MO Do. L End a sum of 1,100/. in hand applicable to divideud. The " Qr. I Per Qr. 11l IN Do. York 97 99 671 84 usual resolution was passed. One dividend has already WEIRS a. a. CIAM. a a 111, MO Do. Cartisle - - - bees paid. Ram. Rest, 1e4,18511 39 to 411 Scotch= Uto N 111 aL I Do. Stock.&Darting. 37i 1% - Mr. Hackwood appeared fa the assigneesl6.llll 43 to 43 Irish. to n N 185.9 I Do. de 1116.66.... 1 115 as a - N . ailloik and bangs . 10102 - red, INS 3l to 44 lam. 81 IN North London 124 129 - RAMAT. liggem 32 to 37 111 2 ' De. New ...... - - 4 THE POLICE COURTS. klaltiag Retain - is se 40 ne en N. &8. We Jam. 101 11l - THIS( DAY.) Grimihig MAR. 2.6 to IT, MVOS PM& 19 to 40 It. 100 Scottish Central U. 106 ticottish 11.3 Aber. 84k 33 40 - - -o- - IssaZerfolk. and I Grey - - - MI to 66 Wavle . ss to n to an Shrewsbury t Welehpl - - ... MARY LEBONE. Kingston and Ware 00 to 65 White B7 ea 46 It 1011 tOstemblre Union l7 40 - SINGCLAR APPLICATION. Brows - A O BTR. Teeth MIK pi IN N. IN .loath laden elderly, ladylike -looking woman wearing widow's New - weeds, addressed Mr. Yardley. ad earl-My eta ter left ture 261.30 i Its. I Household 3O so U N allUalnes.Wokingtimilla 71 111 - me last week and got married. They ( the daughter and Squat , feed lB to 23, Country her husband) are both ender age, sad want • gammons . _ Ponta 22 to 26 l Norfolk ad Suffolk, le aIU Do. B S 7 par .. against them. Sc o tc h, feed Mr. Yardley-What de you want the summate for? loamy. 11111 ear s's/ - s- - Applicant-He has taken away part of my rapport. I Winn. Paw Q. I Per Qr. N le Do. OAR. s. a. ni Do. - - ... - am • widow, and hays five children to keep. lAMBI. and Kosice Danish sad finial& 17 to 33 St. 1 00 Vats of Noah - Mr. Yardley--Stuff and nonagon. They are married. .. 18 to 20 et. 100 , Victoria Sta It Melee aa ... - berg 42 to be 1 Rumlaa Applicant retired. ber g 1 Mar-kiss. Zama M. 1100 'Waterford a [Moue. -.a - - DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF A CABHI2.-timmointmy D. = 4? to 48 j Danish llt to 18 81 'lOO West Cornwall 36 II - wiTBOrT • FINE. Georc Cheeses:tan, cabdriver, badge No. 7, was charged "Wan, " r ata 311 to 43 1 = 2:. to 36 as under : Amerison, red ... 41 to 44 , s Charles Merrick, polioe-oonetable 328 S, mid-Laet ~ white .... 46 to 48 ' Rolm (kits. 10 all ifiliatect M. Zemmol 58 CO - evening I was on duty sear th e York sod Albany, and BARLM. MOO 3O to 13 St 169 I Brealkir.t C.lii.a6p.c. 101 153 104 1 saw the prisoner driving • Hansom cab. Them were o ____Mittini SG te 27 Yeliew a t Pal - two young men standing on the step behind , and „_," wwm „..1 0l - another one inside. He mime along the Albert - road at the --- m l5 2° 30 o psa mo rmeh 'r sack ., . .. 3, 31 o e , " 1 5 33 mo lll IN ! Do. , g ra m. Prelmme arketersch 71 °I •-• rate of toner twelve miles an hoer. When twain round meta, brew ff• 19 to 24 American, per OM . - 19 to W , Bp. a BY. Ang.l.lMl 75 05 by the bridge he knocked a gentleman down. The hone . feed was stopped in Alhany.street, and it was then found that A ItHIVAIII Or GILUN, de., INTO LONDON . , ET LAND AND 100 10) Do. do. June 1, 1674 1 75 60 -. both the prison ad his fare were d run k. WATER CARRIAGE, FROM JULY m7O JULY 30, 1504, 86. 100 CM. & &Raster' lota g. 97 u - Walter Gibbs, • Young man, stated that he was jun! is INCLUSIVE ' U. .106 ;Cue T. A Deckle. ag. 96 96 - the_ , ad of crossing the reed at the end of Upper Albany- Whist. Barley. 11:la ns lOols. i Ns° l Fleur ' I S 11 1 0: D Er a t. It i mp a irga c.lu ter d . 1 - 02 1 - 06 -.. street, when the prisoner drove furiously round the curve. qrs. qrs. qrs. gra me. me. Mb sells. e r 1 11144 ea 106 lase Ind an go. 6 de.. 102 109 104 i The near side wheel struck him in the back and knocked 5 . 5 / 1 1 1e '• • 4181 7 : 1 7 1 7 4 µ 334 i.. • I lb 16 I De. 41 Ramates .... Par IPre him forward. His hat fell into the tab, sad he was caught f r ig, '; :'• ' • • , ' ' 1 4 1 ••1' • , ' • Nll Do. H do by some person who saved him from falling . Paroles . .. 131377 mil .... asset mei siiissiess 3 1$ et to *end TeindlM °sada 194 le . = By Mr. Yardley -I did not see the cab all it was upon l....__„_ lee all De.iquip.lLlt.,lp.ct 91 93 - me, as it came at snob • rapid rate. There ill • sudden turn T0ta1 .... 27041 UN i 18791 42111 i 1184 23710060611619 tr ,,, 2 g......r......• T 2 SiU 1 4 - &delved - in the read when he was struck. The horse was in • fast Me at Do. dad pod. Bonds.. OS in - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. me all Do. de. deferred 16 ef - gall arinar -It was trotting. It is • fart trotting mare. leo all Do. 3rd pref. Stock .. 48 62 - Mr. Yardley-This is a mandalous affair. Yon might (TM DAY.) 105 all Da do. deferred 43 46 - have killed this young man, and then you would have had (BT ammo AND myzartAllearel. rmneams.) mo en Do. 4th pref. Stock.. 28 10 - to Nand your trial for manslaughter. (To Mr. Gibbs.) Are (now 011 own oosanerooncirr.) WI all Do. do. deferred 20 211 reat Indian Pen 4 - - you under the doctor's bands ? Market continues Needy but quiet, and the transactions 96.1ee .G ft 12 Do. goo. 11 per limulacoall 10 le3 Mir Dim -.. Mr. Gibbs-I am not, but I feel the iejurien very much are reported at 6,000 bales N( 2 I Do. New do I par pm - about my body. N. IN Ot. e. ot India g. 6 go. et 99 101 - Mr. Yard!ey-You can recover othipeneatios from the N. TA Do If per cent. 93 95 - s master for whatever injuries you have received. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) ne. I s Do - - - - r e llr e betioine general now for cabmen and omnibus drivers otroar L _Tb e market wawa.. Qu m& 1,200 bap of grainy a n all Gi b a ir lf al r of Cam" ' l l tt itiom - to to at • furious rate. to the danger of the public. It is a Meuritina sold at 42e. Refined-Prima remain the same se we a De,4gte.Bds.pay.le73 It 91 - mercy that this gentleman was not killed. The fines and last week, dried goods being quid at thee, but pieces and IN all Doh} do. do. 19774 U 14 - irunsoemest seemed to be of no avail. A atop must be put we e l ame are is good requ es t. NI 1 Italia Branch, Limited OM tom - to it. I sentence you to two mou th s' herd laborer. Tx& - Th e market shows so improvement. MI 1 I Do. New - - N. If& Madras guar. 6p. coal 991 1005 100 WANDSWORTH. COMM, Ric& and SALTPETIR-No sales reported. at. IN Do. de. d . . b 92 96 - TEE CASE OF MAIMING IN THE 111.-COMNTITAL. Correia-The sales are confined to small puede Western 5, ma Do. do, d o.- 80 Ii -. rat/wrier Beasciall wee brought before Mr. Ingham for Madras at 210. fie I De. Filth - - - final e xa raiaatles on a charms of stabbing James c on d os , i o JO= -About 1,000 bales sold at steady prime. N. 110 Melts Corp. 6 Per a.,.Bri! - - - the eye with • brass pin while in the Gardeners' Arms, le other articles so alteration, the market , litamalli coo- 8 4 I eill Melt. a l a°3 l . ° l7l' 3 : 1 _ Park-road, Clapham, on the evening of Saturday, the tinning " 1 7 quiet et. IN :N.Learenep.alaap.li 82 116 - - 2nd ult. The sales advertised for tomorrow orneist of 300 blab. u :Ho emus, al s►a 6 par cent 101 106 - • In addition to the former evidence the following wit- of Want Naha 3 .0 00 bags Mauritius, end 400 bags of el IRS Do. Deihl do. 94 1904 - nesse' were examined : Madras sugar, 600 masks of Ceylon coffee, about 13,000 N I Do. do. do. 5Ms em - P Police-constable 330 V said he apprehended the prissier Package , of tea, tad 5 , 000 hods of AM' St. 100 Do. Punpuie do 991 100} - - co Sunday sight, the 3rd ult. He told her that the wee ill ,IN Do. lades litakS. 46. 911 96 JOINT STOCK BANILIa charged with stubbier( Condos on Saturday evening. She TALLOW MARKET.-(THIB DAY.) said, •' I struck him with my fist ; I had nothing in my Net I Illa i Maw. IPd 10. Woes. I Wee. hand." Mary Condon, the daughter, was present, and said The market is steady at the following prices :-Town cal- 2MOO IN • Aped msaterwairs(L) se 145 140 the prisoner had stabbed him in the eye, and he had bet low 40e. 6d. • Petersburg Y.C., ea the spot, 41s. 6d. 16,070 i 50 • Do. New - I - his sight. The prisoner replied, "Ifitis as bad as that 1 to ils. 9d. ; October to December, 43.. 61 to 48.. 9d. ; 10.100 50 Albion - ..- - tan sorry for it." December, 44a 97 , 000 100 AltlanosLoadLiverpool HI i tal 69 id 67 Id 10,000 100 I Do. New N 41 43 pen ad, - Mr. John M'Doeougb, amen, of Clapham-read, said PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. lOO,OOO 10 Anglo Auitrian be bad been attending the complainant. lie first saw him mos, m o s, ma k 20.000 1 20 Anglo Italian (Limited) 5 11pm , - on Saturday night, the -surd ult. He complaieed of baying ' - had something run into hie eye. Witness examined the Stock on hand this day --mks 34,110 40,305 48,112 7,900 40 Do- No. N 21 96 eel 641 right eye, and found • small punctured wound in the inner Delivery last week 1,448 1,217 446 11452 10 BankotßritiahColinalgi 10 5 11pea, - corner. The interior chamber was filled with blood, and ._,Ditt• Min Da Jane mug 7 , 817 P . lOl 10,096, 26 Bank of = ell SO 31 1 301 the complainant was unable to Bea Witham applied arm Tal last week - tie from let June kis 10.378 4eB2 10 eg WPM Bank of Otago (Lenidied) 4 :die par - remedies, but he failed to restore the sight. He belie v ed p r i co y . c .zo m izzoo mm o o zzom ,„ 4 p a. 4 d. 4 3 b Sd. em . 44. 10.14.100 Bank of Queensland (L.) 16 11 Of di. - the vision of the eve bad gone. Ditto Town lest Friday soa. 41. Ma 34 43.. ed AM 60 Banker; leteria,Ausinie 21 le 41 I - Mr. Ingham-Would • pin cause the puncture 9.505,105 Bank of Waled (Ida . ) .. N If lOW - Witnen-lt must have been a fi ne pointed iestroment of 'arri v al m e the week m uti ng '. l2 V °°l 109 less year. 1.587 enalr° "A N ' 13 " air of New Ilsamd ' • 3 - - - and delivery 1,062 casks. The smval last week conwarisel 106 10.0110 90 Brasilleaftlortugueserl. 111 24 Sipm - By lx "' kind -° P ia or a needle. The cem p lainaet wea very ill, cselis St. Petersburg. 973 Odom, 1,103 Australia 1 , 160 South 10,054 50 British & Callforalan J. f G 1 pm - Br. Wilson-The complainant was sober, a "--t ♦reef America, and 27 utter paces: total, 3.458 cub. 15,000 1 60 1111111 N. America - 111 47 44 - excited. which arose from the injury to the eye. NAN NC. Bk. India,Asa, Chins all 40 41 . .-- The depositions being completed, Mr. Ingham committed 7,055 N' Do. New - be: for trial at the amain. at Guildford, which commenced METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. mem as Chart. Her. of ladia,do all , 07 ai , - to-day. (THIS DAY.) 4000 100 city soma 100 Cokmisl - el 1 al 43 I - The prisoner was removed crying. We have a few more beasts than on Monday last, bat theca' 25 Com. Rank eilndia.l6c. 111 9 10 pin, - the average quality is very middling. The deemed is pretty MAW 10 Caleateated Soak (L) 4 7 710 m rd 111 xd good, and last week's quotations are well maintained. 4000 100 Oceillseatel (3) l5 2 3 pm! - REFREsENTAT/ON OF EXETER. -The writ for the There are also more sheep and lambs ; they are, however, 1 :: 0 0 •41 r o .BaLtime•!;Zw(leilited) $ 2 3 p it _- election of • member of parliament in the room in request, ad SODA choicest kinds rather darner, but on the 116.000 30 Ong.licothAveLCharid. all II 11 Id -ad of Mr. Dimitt, deconed, has been received by the high average we cannot quote higher. Calves are selling as on 40.0410 1 60 inglish and Swedish (L IS 1 fpm - sheriff, Mr. R. T. Head, arid he has fixed Wednesday s en t Thuralay. From Germany and Holland there are 2,360 mom la !Drops= flanktlantled 4 4 spm - for the nomination, sad the following day f the polling, besets, 7,670 sheep, &id cal... ad 90 pigs. Scotland, 18 10. 00 0140 i aladisaChirmaJals(L. Is 10 11 par 31 Mr. Coleridg e . the lib era l caa d i d a t s , h ag ; 4 1d r hi s a dd,. beasts ; Dillard, 150 ; sad 2,'360 from the Northers and 1 ••••, 100 i i.... litt .ta New _4_lolllo - 12,000 MG . 15 7gent xd -id 13 the elector& Midlaml counties , . 3,090 1011 ,- 60 --- New A RiIi.EOUNIICAL INSTITUTE OF GERAT BRITAIN P er "". of •The • 8, 4. a S. 742.22 " 2 62 MU ' i* . 9 * "' 10,000; 50 iliap.6lk.ed China.d.c.,(L $ 11 fpm 7 1 Irma. „ Rest Scots, Harefda 410 6 2 Best Irnatt 111-bdella 6 5 4 ....... ..., AND IRELAND. -A large party left Warwick between 1 Best Short-horns .. 404 10 best Lome-wools.- 0 0 0 ...v.. , e• 'luPectal Ottowials le 7 71me 171 1 ,for all 19 8 1 mad 2 o'clock on S iturday for Stratford-on-Avon, calling. ro Second gnat Least@ 303 3 I Do. do. Oboes .... 4 5 8 , 45 5 : 0 1 a t e ,i /rb a didert.Bk. india(Ln 4 1 eM 64 - 7,11't .at Charlecote, the seat of the Lucy fam il y, and Calves - _ shizli is famous as tae locality whence Shakespeare Ilas 5 6 5 mato* Lea Bank of IS 4 pin - toleße.% Dna& Illf-he.civ 0 0 0 0 , Lambe s the deer. Charleoote House is a large Elizabethan t, at matt " , babe , sheep and lambs , ouzo . cal ... 141.1100111 leadon sad Bradlkie_ ~ IA 10 1 pm; - mansion. The hall contains a number of portraits of the 3 ,,, so. • - 4000.1(9 les.B.Ayreadltrimi ( L 0 15 17 We - h. Jr, family, and in the library is the parterait of the . 90,000! 26. Da New, kmat 4pm 1 si 1 - 1. , ,r1 Keeper Coventry, by N'andyck, given by himeelf 6,800 MO ! Loa, Mr., it R. Wee (1..) 22 30 p i _ BOROITISH HOP MARKET.-(THEI DAY.) c 0000! so tea. Ch. Bank et Armlet en me ss to the Luey family. The church was rebuilt • few yarn m oo by a mam b a , of the family, ad the Ileums. Pattendes mod Smith report the demand for im- 1••••• IN London and CeleMll (1••• 11 ti *PO" '''' le of c... 3 0. 00 a 10 London and DanoW.-. N 77 79 781 7} $ monuments to previous Sir Thomas Lucya are pre- mediate consumption steady , w ith • very bars su pp ly "a' 6.000 100 1em.Han 1 9000 4 1.11.17.1 13 If Miu served in the sew church. After spending man th an an I samples, which matinee gradually to advance in prim. The 00 , 000 50 Under yam Sleek. ... u , 49a., 60 0 . - id ho.a• here the party travelled on to Stratforden-an plantations are progressing favourably, with the exception 10,000,100 Lon. and Northern (1;) MI • 2 8 pin 34 edam of mould having made its appease*, in parts of Mid and 10,001 20 Leaden& Booth Afriess all ;24 N I - 1 where at th e char& they tby the rev. the vicar. 6,000 100 Lou. D & western (Lim. 10 6 spar Id 26 rd 4l t I, llollThillg to the vestry, the party curiously examined Weald of Kent. sodini pro Len. a Weekrainseee .. 10 '9l36rd 96 id :::e regular, or what, from the uniform appearance of the 10,000;10 Mayhem& Bea_ _.k(11,41. 124 134 121paudi -• a 17 44 must have bees a copy et the old register. Them COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 20,100, SO 'Mercantile & Bacheall 10 910 pea: - were found duly mitered the baptism and death of frhakee- I Walls End Hatton, 19v. ; Walls Eod Haswell, 19.. ; Walls NAN 50 i Do. New - ie...zo as follows :-" Birth -1014. April 26. G olie:mue 10,006150 Metro. & Prot. beak ‘I lle . 6 7pm xd, -red , 5,000 100 Midland Bank Mai - -sea' . ..: .5 Johannes Shakiest. " "Death-1616 April 25. i Ead Tree, Ilk 61 ' Walls End East Hartle=,lBe. 9d. ; i, „.1.. ,,...,_. ~ • • 1 w a ll a Ed Hartlepool, It& 9.1. ; Walla Braddyls 10,000 He Sedalia] of Liver., New 10 SI %par ''''''"' eaTa * Pat' It will he observed that nam e „ Ilettoo 18.. ; Walla End South Hellos, 17s. 9d. • Walla Mom leo N.Pro. Mamboed 42 - - , - r ! :be bard is spelt dieerentlr in the thous °°"""' "° End Finish Hall , 17s. 9d. ; Walls Ed Renee, 17e. X; Wm° 00 714Doaal Sink New - 10 - •••• i - s: -or pointed out in the churchyard the 'Willa ingesilert• I Walls Rod Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; Walla End Bartels, 17s. • to. ooo 10 'New rata weirs all 45 47 - :he old parochial altar, ahich Ite had rescued from tbe oil , Shim at market, 41; at Nth 90. • thaw 10 New Zealand (Lizette& 1 par foal - ikon! 10 North Western $ 4 7Min - th4rch. A brief vest am thee paid to the chapel of the • 60,00 N Oriestal Bank Corpora al 66 61 - P .:, Cross, and also thereby of Now Place, clom at band. ----- MAN' 60 'Prone. ganktngeorp4L 5 - - - w: : . ii are walled in ad preserved. the foundation of the ':i "aiding. mar belong* to Shakespeare. being hared. AIeADOLD TA , i 1,.. -The assessed taxes continue 37 16 : 44 1, 1•° N ad /V.: L.. 1°4 ' 1 . 0 6f Im a m" . ,wiiii N d * 4 0 1 1 gi. -- `'.../esposare's birthplace was sort Tinted. The birth-room jet ore or lee to Morena in produstiveems. The torme.taz Axel N .lenti l Australis en N es - tl . . n.isennt, garden, lac., were all minutely inspected, :zed ' produced 444.6704 in the financial year Kahn with Weeehr OrtMe 16 'Booth Easters Ma-) • • 0 4 4 aim. si, I :'.e at:ll,6omin reached Warwick again by sunset. let 3, arid 898,2741. in the financial year ending with March, 111.000100 Wm& at B. 8. Attie& ionr . 4460 109 Do. do. - A MAN GORED TO DEATH BY • BULL. - J . I 187‘• The laa.on servants ,„ me from 203 . •to 238 . - --•-• 16,601 26 Vika ef A New sli 61 65 67} 3 16 i MI 53 I 33 e i '1 ' * m r ei :G a r h e:t ph lr i arlore. m G et . li bie V dea ul t ai h tiark in a ali EjKl ockieg °l i l i an sham eer i °l99° ret- earri Vr a tfe se3 l 6 7 37 L• :.4 :: , LaL 6l. " t 4 " hem iAlif ai i ; frwm l d a gs ta , 3s9/ ..„__ fr7: groi l ul sti D u ent a ig al leadm ireind )11 11 °Ws ill - id ' • t Wednesday last. The poor fellow had arcane. to un. 60,187k. The tax on powder 1.1.K:k4 , ."-n a bull which was confined is a shed on th e farm. aid l in km and leas every year, sad has sow Lilea 6°77 No. las 1 Doom IPdl CL prima I flake. - -mar was the animal at liberty than he immediately 1 Imieeina - I - -tied down Holmes , who flaw - roared to pet away by King George of Greece, during his late tour 2 . 00 0 11. = IlLis Great iestu m % W u eM ne lndia 3. olo l 4 112 LSO • 1 , ..i.0g the manger , hat the bull followed him sp , got him through his kingdom, rainested. ou kin arrival at Miro. ONO* IN. V.riadonivt.Eatharth. 000 72 74 Id VI xd I ' 4 o, -al never left him on t•I he was dead. which bap- 1 lauds', t.:» shown Byron' tomb. Mt Majady wee MAW 50. =ipton 1100 - - - 1'1..3 hem a” , stave ciy.;:d be promrod.- "'tan , Es - dilapidated coalition, and gave orders Meal; It .lOO 104 107 - . greatly shocke d 'dila d I for Ike Mune:Hato repair of th e poet's last resting pleas. • CON 26 go. New l2 i ... .. ••• 4 .11 le al Me an 100 all 100 all 100 an l an an _SP u7o iiii t o I. n fa l all ib iaq 1101/11611 4.86. Op. et Brim cl resevaiwet .Laseisbaargie.cent. cD0...: i7qnw — w - f ; !listanzaa imp , De. Sean/ Da.— !Neva ot ?mos S pet Do. (146ialaeLtilp.at. Olicenea (llwroa, Ite.) Pulkitrintnitket Do. ow ....8 p. et. Yeelk &IL It (Perm:.. Ito* Owed* 6 p. et tem la Oraitie B. AueAtLogo-VoLV.e. Southltast.ot Poetry... ficeiaerealreavaigke. like* iteßan, t p ee et. AVAlt.W.el tea. t p.a. 100 20 all 100 .11 10 ,all 10 all 20 .11 2110061 16 10,603, 26 20,000' 26 67,000 1 IS 20,0001 6 VIM 60 aft7,lll la 1 7 4 117 MO IR le 1,7 n . Ili lii II 7 I a 711 A II It 91 94 91 10 90 97 u 11 Si 11 11 I NAM Innate Median MLA 'Australian anstralisalitt eisi t.6 BerlinWatmororts 'Bombay ass DMA American Inni lam M. Ili (L.l ladies Ti. (L ) rmacti=a, M i r=lProp.ii City Mies (L Oani. Ilrlawalfst.(l CaiimaraialUalosana Consolidsani Dis.. Continental UaGant4 a( S a sp.l.4 e ra t tLa Orellt loader Dad Mauritius (L ), Credit Mobilise . u.soo 71,916 60.000 15,090 16,0001 20,000, 00,000, w 002,000 17,60011 40,01:0. M 46-61 lgopl _ 10,000 10,000 10010264 1 . 0 .0 2 01. 111,000 i ii to St as. ec ,iesui __ —-- 1 orasa r zuo .l. 2:2:=t. Din IL L India Details.. lec =Qua Trig Wawa* Eng. and Au ICI IlitlanoWleh Financial Corporaeloa. Financial Discouni (L)' ForeW Warehouse (L vote (LWOW).. DAUM& FLO Inn. 4. O. Steam Nav HomediColonUirt Ilailson's Sas irnpd ar.OW.Ant. (L ) lao Qurying (Lini InternalFtnen.eoe. (L Lissome Lad Coedit( Dalian brig. (Oari.Cay.) Do. II p. a Als. r. IWO JaintelookDinvensi(L) Lad Securities Land. African Trading Lend.sadLesdos. IL (L Used. Insirki Teles.(L) Lead. Finns. Asso. (L) Da New Um& G. Onetime C.(L a nd. ' p==. 94 - 14 - n 24 s Ms Pen idle 12111 al .16 "SO •pea keis 1 Odd Por n itall tag •Pel II 2 pm 4. e 1 _is ___ I ta les 1124 IFB 111 108 112 2 2es 1, 2 pun sd 106 } 100 I 2 i ben idts is sd _ _, 60,030 10.••• 1179.1751 !fox*, i.:c_il ii:oio I etoool 10,ouol 1.26,e00, -- ii:*; int 100,000 100,000' 15,0001 150,000 300,000 i Immoafisosl stoollimos woool wow' 4,1 10.000 171.000 1 10,100 *NO 60,0001 KIN 10.000: 4500, 12.0001 40,000 !moo, UT Id id 6 3 *le • 3Ws Si NM 26 . Si Fon 16 16 311131 17 IQ ti } 6 4 4al _145 I i 2 p v,i xd tt 101101poud 4 ?e4t. 1 pc tar n itiel 1 1 Pe 1 pse 4. zd lliodroo Lea & Orel Do. Morro lavailsoa 1 sweL llaaria lium as larl i t i i 11111wa/1 Iron Warta Natal Lad &OaL C. (1 1 Walloaal Dr Ora. IL Darr ltsaaska (L Nailloaallrar D.(10 7 Orl & L , L. lf.looludireLoaa(L. N.llelLAutralasisa(l) N. &Willmar. la. (L lacnoScoltalaadL .L) Do. do. Oran Mara Loam lialantalrawarolidlL ILL intsl Pinandal (L.) Marl Gas (11m1S•dj Do. Nom laloadlMan(L) Plaratal (L) Goo (Limited PanosaVAL Otosas ( L) Do. do. Priiiv.Lad&lDa. (L) Patronise & 0. Ut Do. Wow aotatld_a_ L.. Z.. ize. /11.(1 7errow a Edo .1. City harm (L.) I A Ditto ditto ... . Irma Diskilarai lo . Se e d. Amara ra. (L 100 Wei K algid. it0o.(1. 0 5 Pionit r ano.d'irato(L) & Mika& It . &L. (L. 5 'Orr austrollau Lad all Sabrortoo Lime I WO 'PalOoastru. (L nor **Wear la.(L) us. L Y. & L. Oa 01 U. Lair IlaitodK. Ira. On a l tiaranllarlaoLa.(L Prow AiraiTeaLla a t Ditto PoaDloors Lrd lO4 Warr ltrarLia 5 Wastladia&Padle 9 L 10 PREFERENCE BEARER Great Northers, 5 re oast. rarer. at 3 per coat. prem., 107. 10,0[~~ k e.° ?i 117.0 ii 187,1751. OAK* 30.000 30,00; f 2.11001 .*'o; 10,000 1 lei SOO 10.0011 40,001 ii:e..l ;,NS 1110001 17 000. ii:iiiii 1%000, 4•1 siTra! F irs -M I Oirazd par ram at Tud 19 I 9 4) Ib 1) l. 17) LS* S jalli idls per Islim 140001 N. 40,0001 /11,0041 He sd 0:aal ii,iiil t 30.000 5. I r 79 31 18 20 pus 2 14,113 30 32 37,4001 100,000 12,5121 , 14,0001 110,000 KW& 15,0001 aooo' 000 00,0001 3240001 tit I I --- gl I le 411 MI iMs per' 1 sl i vil a ses Pe 2 1 11 lipal, il ,3 Pil 9 11 I i 1 pal 111 ap t .... FOREIGN RAILWAY& Thatch Rheitiab, 19. 8 Paolo (Limited) gaar. 7 par amt. (121. paid), 10 1 1. Ditto (all paid), 191 i I. INAUGURATION OF THE ALBERT STATUE AT PERTH HT THE QUEIOI.—We (Edinburgh Courant) have pleasure is being able to announce that her Majesty has graciously intimated ber iotection to be present at the insaguration of the statue to the late Prince Ceased ao the North Inch of Perth about the rood of August. The ceremony will take pion early in the forenoon (probably of Tuesday the 30th), and at its conclusion her Majesty will continue her journey northward to Balmoral. The minister in attendance will be Sir Charles Wood. _ THE Comm a letter to the TiVlO.4, Mr. J. R. Hind, writing from Mr. Bishop's observatory, at Twickenham, oa Saturday, mays :—" The comet tint observed on the Stb instant is now distiactly visible to the naked eye in the oonstallation Turas, sad will become each night a mom ooestiouous object, its approach to the earth being very rapid. Between 1 and 2 o'clock this morning the nucleus was as bright as a star of the fourth magnitude, and the tail about two degrees lug, though somewhat faint. The real diameter of the asiidosity surrounding the nudes, would be upwards of 110.000 miles. ' • • • • • On Monday night it will be Stoats above 5 degrees to the left of the Nadu, paining thence between the stars lota in Auriga and Beta in Taurus, towards Theta in Gemini, near which it will probably be observed on the morning of Await 7. The intensity of light towards the end of the weak is from 15 to 20 times greater than darts( our observations this morning, so that it might be expe cted to attain the brightners of stars between the tint and second magaitude. It will be nearest to the earth on the night of the tith, and ia perihelion on the 16th of August. I should suppose that after Monday next there will be no difficulty in nicogniaing the comet if the eye be directed to the sorth-eastern part of the hearses left of the well known group of steer the Pleiades, about two hours before daybreak, or rather later towards the 7th. It is, however, not yet certain that the tail will much assist the identifies. Lion, though its direction is favourable to increase of length and brightness" THE BALLOON DISARTER AT LEWD:TER.-1G a letter to the Times on this subject, Mr. Ccowell says : "Owing to the extensive publicity given to the recent de struction of my new halloos, I avail myself of the present opportunity of mistime that the iahebitento of Leicester, and I believe the Foresters generally, are desirous of contribut ieg towards the restoration of the halloos. It is at length an accredited fact that in so way did I attempt to impose epees the pubbo. TN cruel reports, therefore, so indus triously circulated are belied to be attributable to envy and malice. It was inferred by the Foresters that I threatened law proceedings against their committee. I am glad to correct this error, and to state that the law is for those who wantonly provoked the disorder, and who must be taught that a heavy punishment awaits persons who tale upon themselves to destroy property, and, what is worse, so introduce Lynch law into the very centre of Eng land. On Friday Mr. Glaabier wee kind enough to meet several gentlemen of position from Lek:lutes and it ie only an act of justice to state that much eympstby was mani fested and every aseistance pledged." MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE AT JERSET.—A moat lamentable affair occurred on Tuesday about noon, by which ; Mrs. Buehler, a yentas widow lady, from England, sod Mir lone Gray, aged IS, daughter of Dr. Gray, lost their lives. The facts axe briefly as follows. A little before 12 o'clock a patty, comprising the above end others, with some children, were bathing. While Mrs. Boochiet was dressing, it was said her boy was drowning. She instantly rushed to . his rescue. The screams which were raised brought persons from the neighbourhood, and they succeeded in 'Krieg the toy, has the mother unfortunately was carried out and drowned. lo abs confusion which prevailed Miss Gray was also wiled out, and although, through the great exertions of the spectators, her body was very soon after recovered, aid Dr. Atteoburiow was speedily on the spot, rendering every effort to restore suspended animittioe, all was to no purpose. The young lady was dead. The body of the heroic mother was also recovered in about an hour after the fatal occurrence, all hope of resuscitation in her case being also gone. This sorrowful affair her cut a gloom over the whole oeigliboorhood. —Jersey Timm. „ SHOCKING GUN ACCIDENT.—OD Saturday /Mel , moon, • boy, g year' of age, the eon of Mr. Hugh Loyd, who keeps a small shop in High-street, Crewe, was playing with another boy in some of the upper rooms at the Royal Oak lon, went into a bedroom, when he found a gun capped and loaded, and began "plc ying soldiers." The butt end of th e gun struck the floor and soddenly exploded, and Us contents lodged in the boy's bead and face, which were toiritiy digitated. He died IC a few minutes after wuda, MONEY MARKET.--(TEILS DAL) Two o'Cuol. The stock market& to-day are dull, owing partly to the existing uncertainty with regard to the course of the money market. As usual at this season ape culation is very languid. The funds have again declined 4 per cent. Foreign docks have sou oely moved, while several of the principal home railways present a reduction of about t per cent. Consols are now quoted 892 to for money, and 1894 to 90 for the 9th August. The official bug ' news report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Con ' sob, for money, 89j, 90, 892; ditto for ac count, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, g ; New Three per Cents., 994, I ; Exchequer Bills, March, Ns. dia. ; ditto June, 7s. die. ; Bank of England Stock, 50 ; India Five per Cents, 1870, 1044, 4, 4 ; ditto 1872, 1034 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 984, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. die. The movements in foreign stocks have been of little interest. Mexican Bonds are 4 per cent. better than on Saturday, at 294 to g. Turkish of 1858 are also better, at 72 to 4 ; and those of 1862 at 691 to 70 ; while the Con solidi% are dull, at 50 to 4. Greek Bonds are unaltered at 231 to 244, while Spanish Passive, after being marked 294, have relapsed to 29 to 4, being 4 lower than on Saturday. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, and 1860, 861 ; ditto, 1863, 87 ; Greek Five per Cents., 244 ; ditto account, 244, 34 ; Italian Five per Ceuta., 1861, fur account, 67 ; Mexican Three per Cents., far account, 294, 4, 4, ; ditto, 1864, 264 ; ditto Anglo-French scrip, for account, 4 dia.; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, for account, 80 ; Portuguese Three per Ceuta., 1866, 1867, 1859, 1860, 1862, and 1863, for account, 484, 8 ; Russian Five per Cents, 1822, 92; ditto, 1862, 884, 4 ; Spanibh Pensive, for account, 294, 9 ; the Committee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, 72 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 70, 694 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 70 ; Vene zuela Six per Cents., 1864, scrip, 8 dis. International Financial shares are now quoted 44 to 54 prem. ; General Credit, 3 to I prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 44 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 164 to 17 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 34 to prem. ; Ottoman Sociitei Generale, 21 to 3 prem. ; and London Engineering, 1 to 2 prem. Form o'Crocx. Consols close at 84 to 90 for money, and 90 to i for the account. The Union Bank of Australia, as financial agents to the government of Queensland, will receive tendon on the 10th instant, at 12 o'clock, for 60,0001. in debentures, issued under the Colonial Legislative Act. The dividend of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company for the past half-year will be at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum on the ordinary stock of the company. At an extraor din ary meeting of the British Ame merican Exchange Banking Corporation (Limited) held on Saturday, the resolutions palmed on the 14th ult. for the purpose of changing the name of the company to the International Bank, and of ratifying the amalgamation with the London and Colonial Bank, were unanimously confirmed. The Australian Trust Company, at their meeting on Saturday, declared the usual dividend at the rate of eight per cent per annum, free of income tax. At the general meeting of the United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Company, held on Saturday, the directors' report was adopted. Subjoined is a statement, from Slaughter's Weekly List, of the railway calls falling due in the month of August. The total is considerably be yond the average. Asiovat per Shan. DoiAlresdi • Number Doe In Avg., 7864. DOE Paid. Call. of Shares. Amount. Pat ladts aM G Es- _ carton 9 16 Ditto if ditto 9 lb Mt* 1 ditto orabi,Northern New 0 0 not mown 6 0 0 (IMO 3 0 0 66,000 1195,000 not known 1,000 12,000 1 0 0 178,000 172,000 1 0 0 7,500 7,600 4 0 0 not Imovra 2 0 0 26,000 18000 _ Nock . .. 15 20 p.ct.lo p.ct nawaneliti aoa — Clty Wet — 2 2 S• S Loodoe rod North _ _ Western New Stork 1 Dept. le full 31111dIsatl ZS shares _ _ _ Jb43 Rbpnney 5 per cent Pret XlO Rau Paulo .. 31 12 South orkakure 6 per cent New Pre.... 2 7 1.300.000 11.802,000 Amount called In 8 months of 1864 19.5114718 The fifth ordinary general meeting of the Pnsa matic Despatch Company (Limited), held on Satur day, war merely pro forint!, sad was adjourned until the let November, the first portion of the lie from Euston-road to Holborn not being at present complete. A special meeting of the shareholders of the Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited) will be held on the Bth of August, to confirm the resolu tions passed on the 22nd of July, for altering the articles of association. Total in July .... A special meeting of the shareholders of the Loudon Bank of Scotland (Limited) is to be held on the Bth of August, to confirm the resolutions for the voluntary winding up of the company, pre- paratory to its being merged into the Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited). The directors of the Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Company have intimated that a half-yearly dividend of 12s. 6d. a share, and also a bonus of ss. a share, both clear of income-tax, will be payable on the 10th August. The half-yearly meeting of the London and South Western Railway Company is convened for the 18th August, while that of the Charing-cross Railway Company, announced for the 10th August, is post poned till the 25th idem. A special meeting of the Ottoman Financial Association (Limited) is convened foe the 13th of August, to modify No. 7 of the articles of asso ciation. A general meeting of the National Steam Navi gation Company is to be held on the 11th August, at Liverpool. A call of 2/. it to be paid on the shares of the London and African Trading Company (Limited) by the Ist September. . . . . A call of U. is to be paid on the shares in the Richmond-hill Hotel Company (Limited) by the 30th of Amnia. The half-year] interest, due the Ist August on the Havana and o Railway B3nds, is ad vertised,by Mews. Cavan, Lubbock, and Co. Messrs. F. de Lizazdi and Co. have announced the dividend due the fat August on Louisiana State Bonds, issued in favour of the Citizens' Bank of New Orleans. With reference to the stocks of goods in the bonded warehouses, the circular issued on Saturday by Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons contains the following: Subjoined is an account of the quantities of the prin cipal articles of imported merchandise, eabjeet to easteens duties, rat:minis% in the hooded warehouses of the United Kingdom on the 30th June, 186 t, compared with the quan tities in warehouses an toe 80th Jane, 1862 and 1863 : Remaining In the Ovnienes Warshaw 30th Jane, 1161. Cocoa Coffee Pepper RIM cwt 11[4,3113 1116181 faken .ewl. x,obS 18.642 SIAN Ilb. 4,182,8K1 &AMIN 4111,121 p& 1,4111,2141 411‘11.1116 111.472.4110 Broo,:y pia 3,000,014 1.1011.1114 4,930,MS Smear, Mho* illsosirs) sirs. 50,441 1111,001 1611,118 Ditto, unsigned cwt. 2,2M1,090 3,411.631 ;ULM Molasses Tea A. F 1.1111,1111 11,M43,91.3 MAL= ___ le. 47*41.4 51 . .407:348 677,,40:071 .pk 11.151. M 3f,~M.~ lAAO~M Ths above shows tsh easipared with the earrespoedisg date of last year, there has boss as %erase is the stooks of the following articles : Owes* 16 per met. ; raisins, 195 per east. ; loresdy, 60 pee oust ; rs6sd wager, 62 per Gent. ; tea, 13 per met. ; taboos°, 7 pee cent. ; sad Wipe. 17 per cent. • and a decrase in the following Oaeos, 31 per eget. ; coffee, lb per amt. ; popper, 26 per amt. ; ram. 4 per cast. ; raw sager, 25 par mat ; and molasses, 43 par out. Occipesed with the stocks bold at the end of May, thou in the present return stand es follows i Sl, Md. Jane 10, Me. Come lb. s May ms,tri Mikan Odes ts,noms 21,61,171 Currants OA. 111.019 118,1111 Rains *Az woos Perm is. moues s.snan Rasa gel& 1177,791 Kamen Brandt 4.5116466 11111,1411 Sew, mined lierelen) eik. 111 , 111, Inkbie Disks enrelleed ,, ;ULM 1.1641169 Nolen= Tea 'lb. 206.416, X' 141 mown 4ei Tabasco 68,141,147 67,10,073 Wine pis. 14910,012 14.00114(8 . .. • -• • - • • • - It thus appears that the stocks of cocoa, maim, brandy, supr (raw and refined). tea, and wine, expeeiseeed a fur. thar accumulation during the past =oath, mad that, on the other hand, the consumption of coffee, canasta, pepper, rum, molames, and tobacco, wan, in each tees, larga than the arrivals. It is understood that the letters of allotment and " regret " of the Anglo-Egyptian Bank will be sent out about Wednesday. We are requested to state that the share list of the Guildhall Taverna Company (Limited) will be closed on Wednesday, August 3, for London, and Thursday, the 4th, for the country. The following semi-official memorandum relates to the British and Netherlands India Bank : It is understood that the capital of the atedy.annotincsd British and Netherlands India Hank has been fully sal:scribed, numerous applications having been received from Holland. The subscription list wiU close for London on Thursday next, and for the provinces and continent on Saturday neat. SATUIRAT Evmra . . Consols which closed yesterday at 89* to 10 for money, and 90* to f for the 9th of August, opened this morning at the same quotations, and closed at 89* to po for cash, and 90 to 1 for the account. The official business report is sa follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, NI, 90* ; Three per Cents. Reduced, :Nl,l ; New Three per Cents., 891,1 ; Exchequer BM', March, 10a, dn., os. dis. ; ditto, June, is., dia. ; Bank of Eng. land Stock, 242 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104*, I ; ditto Debentures, 98* ; ditto Bonds, 10s. dis. Indian Government securities were quiet. The March Exchequer Billa were dull at 10s. to se. dis., and the J une Is. lower, at to 2s. di a. In the Stock Exchange the rates for abort loans on Engliah government securities were 54 to 6 pea cent. MINES-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Csoci. In the mining market to-day East Grenville ahares are dull at 151 to 1. East Cern Brea are quoted 81 to 1 ; end East Caradon, 29 to 1. Nangilee shares are firm, at 27 to 28. As regards other mines there is no movement of importance St. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for, and are marked 401 and 401 : United Mexican are better, having been dealt in at 51. Ytidanamu tans are marked dis. The following 'left dividends have bees declared Paring the meth al July : Mier. Pee than. Amount. Devoe Great Omsk £lO 0 0 .. £10,240 0 0 Lath thirthisa South ChM= 7 0 0.. 3,564 0 0 Parys Mime West Hearst 0 5 0.. !AI? 0 0 East Bawd Own Erfin Poltroon Bedford United Narks Valor Now Birth Tor and Vititsr west Damns! Wheal Kitty (Want).— Ca Port pe Pb' r Cobra Copper Laeitasiaa 0:: I:oisi 0 .. 660 0 .. 512 6 .. 500 0 .. 450 6 .. 450 0 .. 384 8:: 184 0.. 7,580 0.. 4,875 0.. 4.800 0.. 1,000 To 161 £45,99/ WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.) & T. W. - al.es w. = AMU w. _-E , 0 W. Ale 0 W. W.& w. Plobrolo • ,10.10 00, N. W. Paumee MAI 611 N.W. Brag . USD 84 , N. . W. a•etiatori • sac ail N. nribooth _10.16 84i W. N. W. r a = ;.: ./alt W N.W. 1:11 elti N.W. Lain 30. Z. 0, MAW. Omer 20.10 W Tionsalk U 62 W.N.W. auebuousklso es UMW 111.0 W.& w. nolsoksil Ism M& w.s.w. MONDAY, AUCIVIIT I. • A. ..d. •e.s~" crn Pp Clew .. i LILL — X.W. LW. &W. X.X.W. L&W. LW. WAX. LW. LW. W.& W. LW. e.W. ee i e is lb All:1 * AA Ps laa i *AI 40 i 1 • .... -1,- nIOSABLE. 1711111114 T. co Nosizom Wsompoi. w. to N. and back. comm. W.A.W. to 11f,1i.W.,, tresb,egslly,diewers freak to molarate, As ta ate, gewslly gm.' waveless. Am above. W.N.W. to N.H.& , 8002111.111. X. W. to N.Z. sad back, tretb, showers to treats to moderate, manes, but generally generally tee. As neat above. IMMO. As next above . Iforthern--.scotisad. Wiednewnlidasod. WaLa and ad *trade& liontudrn=anadalt °Wad malady of nanny. &awn aSsatward England sad Nona Mc TIR MITRDIX. lle NORTH STAMSORDSIIIRE.—On Friday night, Mont 8 o'olook, the men Brough, the mar dam of Wallow. made • oedemata of his crime to *olio°. ormstable Woolley. He filet asked the polleammtable to bring him some water. Woolley accordingly imp. plied him with some, when he eel& have eemetkin to say to you. nook the yak& from the aid men. had had • quarrel with my father ; he struck me, and I Wt the house and meet to the but and asked the old man to IA me sleep Share. He came to the door, bat walla act W. me in. I shock hint with a piece of wood, and knocked him }owe. Theo I hit him again. He Fagan to ' holler' oat after I had shook lam the hut time, so I bit him spin." lie then asked the polioemonstable if the old man was dead. The police -uretsble replied, " I believe he is." 11. that mid. I did it myself ; thee was Do one with me ; it wasabout midnight, and dark. After I had kneaded him down I shock • match, and took the watch from him." Hamad* • similes statement to lespector Saki, whirl', however, WY not given in widow" but explained to the jury. A pose swine eassinstion of the body was made oa Friday afternoon, by Mr. R. Vernon, 'organs, of dudish He found that the skull had been shattered in several places, and that death had resulted is mosequeme. He hood the body generally in an extraordinarily good state of health, considering the age of the sm. FATAL ACCIDENT AT LONOMIOHT RAILWAY •STA- Tion.—A very unfortunate accident took plan at Long. We l t on Saturday night, Mont 11 o'clock. on the antral of • ash bringing home (from Liverpool) the annual maraca party of permed employed at the Load.. and Worth Waders Railway Company's locomotive Imam illmeral peasengers got out as soon u the train came to • eland, although warped by the porters spinet doing so, as there was not room for the Inas to lake up at uses its proper position in the Akio& An elderly lady, appareolly about 00, got out at Mg eas terly side of the line, elms to the cricket ground. It is supposed that she stumbled over • strong iron wins *hi& rum aloes that part of the line, about eight lashes 'from the pound, at the top of the embankment. It was toned that she hod fallen down the embankment into the 'ticket grand, and it is believed that her head fell spinet some stove work at the bottom. She was taken to lb. Jenni son's, at Belle Vu• Gerdes's. but was quit* dead. HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AT A COLLIDRY NEAR BOLTON. —On Saturday last an locoed was held before 11(r._Tqylor, coroner, at Bolton, to inquire Into the case of deft of Donnelly.,Charles aged 37, • "sinker," employed in the colliery belongng re Xmas. A. Knowles sad Sons, at Darcy Lever. It appmred that the deceased was at work on the afternoon of the day previous at the bottom of the shaft of • new pit, 390 yards deep. Abair five o'clock • soles was beard aa of somethlog falling Sown the shaft, and the men employed got out of the way as well an they scold, demand and another man lying Sown epos some bikini. The subttanoe which fell down pdoved to be • pole of timber about 13 feet long, and betlreen two and these inches thick, and in falling it had struck :Ctthe sides and broken into several pieces. A *ace t si two feet long struck the deceased on the side just ender the ribs, and such ma the force of the blow 'that thestake went through the body, coming out of his hay 00 the other side, presenting a most horrifying rpectacla The unfortunate man was immediately removed to the Whoa Infirmary, where be died in about five minutes a t f u l his admasion. The stake was so firmly fixed in the ba d; that some of the workmen who cameo his assistance • pted to pull it out, bat were unable to do eo, and the summon fe attendaoce declared they never knew of a similar Sarni since. Dammed has left a wife and fire children. The inquest was sctoonied until Wednesday next, in ordt that the government inspector of miues might inquire io the sircarostasom 2 1 2 iiii: it,. • • • !„ ;,. 1 . 1 ; ; V ! i . 1: k II