The Express. — London, England, 1866-06-27 00:00:00

------__ et all about biro. He, however, had seen him almost daily lo it e ring about with the men on strike. Witness under stood that the men struck because Messrs. Terry would Do t r educe the number of their apprentices. m t , woolrych observed that it was insolent and arrogant ecodact on the part of the men. What eonnezion had the " ' weer with them ? "'issuer Terry, sen., informed his worship that he did not k n ow anything of the prisoner, but it appeared that he had wised himself up with the men on strike. As for the l i tter their demands bad been mo extravagant and unjust that no mister could accede to them without compromising his independence. He never had the number of appren tices that the trade was accustomed to. Mr. Woolrych asked the complainant if the prisoner a ced any intimidation towards him? llpanawick replied in the negative. All he said was "You know what that's for." Witness supposed it was because he wee working for Messrs. Terry and son James T r ampleasure a workman in Megan Terry's em ploy,corroborated last witness's testimony. He was ta re that the prisoner was the man, as he had seen him frequently loitering about the factory. The prisoner said they were all mistaken. He was not the_par_q. Mr. Woolrych told him that the evidence was conclusive against him, and he had not the least doubt he was the man who committed the cowardly assault on a peaceable and hardworking man. Had it been proved that he had used any intimidating words to him he should have punished him with far greater severity. It could net be tolerated that a number of men should commit such unlawful acts. Under all the circumstances, he committed the prisoner for the assault, and senten ced him to aim weeks' hard labour in Wandsworth House of Correction. IMPERIAL OTTOMAN BANK.-(THIS DAY.) The third annual general meeting of the share holders was held at the London Tavern this afternoon ; Sir W. CLAY in the chair. The report, which had been previously issued and pub lished, was taken as read. It recommended • furthoerr p a yment of 104. per share, making a total distribution f the year of V. per share, equal to 10 per cent., and leaving a balance of 1,7001. The CliAilUtAN, in moving the adoption of the report, expressed the regret of the board at being unable to recom mend a dividend of the same amount as that previously declared. Looking, however, carefully at the c•xclun stances under which the falling off had occurred, he thought it was consolatory that the causes were of a temporary character. Cholera and the quaran tine practically put a stop to business for some monthsin ; a dded to which there were heavy losses from bad debts Moldavia and Wallachia, these debts being caused partly by the bad harvest and partly by malversation and mis management on the part of some of the company's agents. The manager at Galatz was an old servant, and for six or seven years his conduct was marked by fidelity and success. In an evil hour he was tempted to enter into speculative business, of which the consequences had been utter ruin to himself and heavy loss to the company. At Bucharest also losses had arisen from similar causes. These matters were now in course of liquidation. But for these temporary sources of loss the profits of the business of the bank in 1865 would have been equal to those previously declared. He then congratulated the meeting that the bank bad passed through the late disastrous financial crisis with c apital intact and credit undimini shed. (Cheers.) He re commended shareholders not to take a desponding view on account of the price to which their shares had fallen in the market. The price at which the shares stood a short time ago represented a loss of 600,0001. ; yet the board were conscious of no low, and there was a reserve fund of 60,0001. (Cheers.) Major Ross said he should feel much greater confidence in the concern if the accounts were audited. After some discussion the report was adopted, and a dividend in accordance with it declared. IMPERIAL MEXICAN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) This day the second ordinary general meeting of shareholders was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. CRAW FORD, M.P., in the chair, The report having been taken as read, The Ctulax.x3/ said that were it not for the discomfiture in respect to financial matters generally , t he re p ort would bare been in every regard witisfactory. From the advices which arrived by the last West India mail, it appeared that they would receive from the Mexican government 600,000 dollars. Besides this they bad already received three-fourths of the 15 per cent. out of the whole customs duties of Mexico, which had been given as a contribution to the capital of the company. For himself he never doubted the good faith of the Mexican government, but it some times happened that ability to pay did not accompany good faith. But the Mexican government gave authority to the officers of the company to go to the various posts and receive directly the money due to them un der the convention. (Hear.) The Mexican government therefore did all that could be expected from them under the circumstances to provide for the arrears of interest due upon the bonds, and for the amortisation as well as the contribution to the capital 3f the oompany. The worksbad rapidly progressed and the receipts hadbeenincreased. In the three best months of the year, Jan., Feb., and March, the gross receipts amounted to 481. 10s. per wile, which must be considered satisfactory by those who undersil way matters. Up to the present time th t e ood re ra hail been expended on the line between Puebla and Mexico 800,000/., and on the middle portion of the line 550,00/. At present they required about 300,0001. in cash to carry on the further works which were necessary, and for this they were prepared to give the security of the works which had been already con structed. Of course, in the present state of the money market they must expect to pay ahigh mte of interest. There were calls in arrear to the amount of about 25,0001., which he hoped would be promptly paid. Although, as he hail stated, they were at present in want of money, the report was, he thought, on the whole satisfactory, and he now proposed it fur adoption. lir. Isom seconded the motion, which was adopted. A vote of thanks to the Chairman terminated the pro ceedings. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' BENEVOLENT ITITUTION.-( THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting and elections of the above institution were held this day at the London Tavern; Alderman Sir J Ames Dr KE in the chair. Mr. K AIRES, the secretary, read the report, which con- Fratulated the members upon the increasing success attend ing the operations of the society. The receipts for the last half-year had exceeded those of any previous half-year, having amounted to 1,411/. id., or 3001. in excess of the December half-year. The day collections, in April last, bad produced the sum of 5011., being the largest yet made. The sum of 750/. had been placed to the reserve fund, which now amounted to 7,0001. There were six widows, candidates for the annuities of 251. each, on the present occasion, of whom three were to be elected. The CHAIRMAN moved the adoption of the report, expressing his gratification at finding it was of so favour able a character. Mr. SHERLR seconded the resolutions, which were agreed to. Scrutineer , were then appointed and the election was proceeded with. --- Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colonial-office to the Governors of Gibraltar, Malta, Ceylon, Hong Kong, Labuan, the Australian Colonies, New Zealand, the Cape of Good Hope, and NataL A USG FOR FEROCIOUS Do4:s. —At a time when the popular distaste for hydrophobia has created a general and very reasonable demand for the summary extermina tion of the numberless vagrant curs to be found wander ing about the streets, it is but fair that anything which can be urged in favour of the race generally should be impar tially placed before the public. We therefore desire to direct special attention to the purpose to which canine ferocity has been most serviceably a pplied at Brandon, on the estate of a gentleman known as " the Baron de Bliss," whose keepers, according to • report which appeared in this paper last week, recently availed themselves of the teeth of an immense mastiff, standing 22 inches high, to hunt down and secure two labourers named Gayton and Mutum, perfectly defenceless against its attacks, who were detected whilst ferreting a bank for rabbits. We are told that the brute was " partially muzzled," notwith standing which, however, both the men were bitten by it, in addition to being struck by one of the keepers while trying to defend themselves from its fierce attacks. That this most unjustifiable pro ceeding is only part of a system is shown by the fact that (as we are informed by a correspondent) the following notice is to be seen in the neighbourhood of the spot where the above occurrence took place:— " CAL-M.N.—Take notice both Poachers and trespassers after sticks and others that there is now &Savage Bull and Mastiff Dog about the Plantations and Land at Brandon Park, both Day and Night and any person trespassing after this notice will be subject to his furiosity." We fail to ascertain the nationality of the lord of the manor from the title which he has the happiness to bear, or possibly it might in some way explain th e strange divergence fro m English customs and English m anliness. —Barg am! Norwich Post. RAILWAY BILIA IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterday in Lord Redesdales oommittee in the House of Lords, the following bills were passed through and ordered to be reported wiih (in some cases) certain amendment' : fihrewsbnry and North Wales Railway (Deviations, ; North British Railway (St. Margaret's Diversion) ; North British and Leadburn, Linton and Dolphinton Railway Companies ; North British Railway (Stirling, &c., Branches) ; North British Railway (Coatbridge &c., Branches) ; Longton, Adderley Gre en, and Bucknal i Rail way ; Stourbridge Railway, and the Great Northern Rail way (Brunet Branches Abandonment). In room C their lordships proceeded with and aded the Midland Rail way (hettle to Carlisle) and the m Caledonian Railway • (Greenock and Gourock Extensions) Bills. In room B the examiner declared the standing orders to have been complied with in the cases of the Langharne Railway, the Gaslight and Coke and City of London Gaslight and Coke Companies' Bill, and the Wycombe Railway MIL t'. Juities utlifidt ofendant, a DUlle, N ew . me d ar i ng d tart i tit ad marri'd red for the rentec, toe Ines whish t, and w _ ant the joy, any aw e; upoek was on e i n nth justipe lost only I whose his nd that the ng the 4 6 at he eQd fade won o referenda; out, r 1 , 42 were ' oruise. Re the poitive rested ilia feadant was o bfeal Viknowt ed what was have been Plaintiff had n the wrong some gites• lecting uten not to here kW be called , end other ly wee head. was liksl7 caw Kw widence, and ight that the what amount few Wyatt!, we WU SOON nounced. re Mr. Bir .) COMPANY. • . _ ll's Act by the killed through licl Mr. Atkin- Ley, Q.C., end the deceased ich line for the the platform rails, and res. aim, which led :he part of the that the *t ire is commie. the welded igenee. n reply for ihe aidied that no self of his right of hie speech, were still of the eed with them, a defendants. DIVORCE. eeial Jury.) ntiff, a soliqa late Mrs. will being Lt, who is also an grounds—undue d, disapproval of 'tau. The pro- Dr. Spinke, and nd 31r. Orerr,nd, r the defendant. R A RlFF ras charged with :dtord-court, New Acing, and on his ais wife, and that rt. This moral; wife shad, d her nPftmg so violently fist the police woe I with blood, tad irought to. When urion-crescent, ths mad three wounds lost a greet deel# y • man that sto m somewhat wow. no truth in the aid the was a bud ler fors weti, sad sTERA. di speaking with a t with chstruct i 4 leaving the licmoi and with etrilFat :f the A. divinsa, es past 7 last eveugg . Hsll. At the ,Ilses ,a t was stew ,„;:ae it. Wit" r le and he did the way alt s. i s pockets. „_.. Vit. le of the w a y and m erely pui he! a d. when lt d e fend's' hielt in the mou t h , 11 to this of the members, sa when I found I Ivo l a bout, first one? VP ', noty a bout B o rst et! le showed their co TM ,f the house. as provoked by lt, I'm did not do it foil d thou I hit Inin- Aeutlant had been to r..1.1102iG TILE PAC‘4I/ the bor , urged with al l ° - a in the eml ng-case manutas74: oontractors, km ago somethingamt err? and Son's f ence of some disagree. e present con' la om plete extensile tor wilco and others liare 0,608 to the few a ctor% intimidating th heir livelihood is rit On the Bth irides. Messrs. sTaa ' hard labonr for d since that he had bell oing to and leaving bir the 20th of the reseeB m a his work, wh4:4 mar of Stamford him Son, struck 'Yoetting u the pr isons. fir? what that,/ oner had ever worked fei t not. HO OW RTS. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, _lB6q, SHARE LIST,-(THIS DAY.) - - ONZ o'CLoct. British railway securities are steady to-day, with transactions to a fair extent. The public continue to invest, but the speculative dealings are moderate at the moment, owing partly to the intervention of the fortnightly settlement. The principal stocks are quoted the same as yesterday. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 1161 to 117 ; Great Western, 52} to 53 ; Midland, 124 i to f • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121} to } ; South-Ead ' itern,69} to 70} ; Great Eastern, 36} to ; Caledonian, 126 to 127 • Metropolitan, 1292 to 1301; Great Northern, 124 to 121} ; ditto A, 131 to ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 2 5 to 26 . Lombardo-Venetian R ailway shares continue in request, and have experienced & fresh rise of 2e. 6d. the present price being 11} to }. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is steady at 19 to }, and East Indian at 102} to I. ORDINARY MARIS AND STOCILS. IN. RAILIIATI Cl"taggr I • Salaito-dity to i p.m. 100 • Briat?l v : ml Axolor • • . 180 ,Caledonlan 10:8 ,Cazotatan an 'Cork and Bandon _ it 11 • 6 K TO TO 71 all Outman . ... . . 100 'Dublin and Belfast June 100 Dundee, Perth,&AbdJn all ,liast London Scrip Cert 1 00 Do 100 Glaggow and S. Western 100 Great Eastern Ord. St. 100 I De. E. Ang. Stk., No 2 100 'Great North of Scotland 100 ;Great Northern 100 Do.A I A rec. no div. nn -100 , Do. B (UloP.o.ls paldß 1 Do. New les. a' 25 pm. 00 80 Do. Ord. D. Dlv. Stock 100 Gt. South & West (Ire ) 100 'Great Western 100 Do.StourVal.Oes.. B th 100 Do. South Wake , 100 Do. W. Mid.—Oxford 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 Lancashire dtYorlire 100 Lon.,Brightn, &S. Coast 100 London,Chatham,&Dor 1001 Do. Met. Eaten. A6p.c. 100 ' London & North West& 100 ILondon&SonthWeetern 100 Man. She & Lincolnsh 100 M etropolitan 7 Do. New Extension all "Metropolitan District 101 Do. do. do. all I Do. &St. Jolues-wOod 100 'Midland 6 I Do. F.. 9 Shares 100 , Do. Btrm. & Derby all ,Mid Kent 100 'North British 100 Do. Edin ,Berth.Dund. 100 N. Eastern—Berwick 161 Do. G. N. E. Pure ' 100 Do. Leeds 100 Do. York 100 Do. Carlisle , all Do. Sk. &Darling. IS , Do. d to o., c 186041 100 North Loudon 7 I Do. do., 1864 7 Do. do.. 1865 100 INorthStattordshire , 100 N. & S. Western June. ,100 'Scottish Central 100 'Scottish N. E. Aber. Stk 100 Scottish Midland 100 ',Shropshire Union .... 100 South Devon St. 100 South Eastern all litaines,Wokingham,dtel 100 3 ,Tall Yale Do. C 100 Yale of Neath 100 .Waterford & Kilkenny 6 Waterloo & Whitehall' ' 100 , West Cornwall 11 4 118 36 37 s 120 121 1301 1311 F 641 63 $4 25 1211 122 90 22 2.6 26 . 9 1 11 117} in: 91 att 59 80 12 130 2 2 Vin I" 85 87 p mi 361 Ull 124 p. 93 96 66 67 24 96 107 109 - 124 li 62 3 117 163 min 60 92} 130 85 86 9} lo} pm 119 122 1 2 pm 1 2 Pm 73 75 108 112 148 152 06 67 1241 f 5 61 46 a 491 701 11 9 140 145 8 3 Pio 100 103 U 55 8 CUCti& • 00,000 Brd.iabt;olm.op.a.,lB72 1 100,000 Do. 1806 1 .... Gan. Gov. 6 p. x,1877-81 1 .... Do. Operct,Feb•lAng. Do. 6peret. Mar. 6,1111,1108 Do. brearetJana 685,808 Do. 6 pact. lna.B 910.000 Coped° Hope per. 1873 ..... Do. d 0.1666.1 .... Do. do. 188060 ..:2.• • .._ Do. do. 1890-91 N 5 0 ,000 Do.6p.o.Ap.&Get l 100.0001 Certon,Ncrr. 1,888,8 p• at 650,0001 Do. 1876. d 0... I 1.000,000 1 Do. 1872 do_ _,.. 100,000 1 Matyltius 6 per C 1 ,1877 100,000! Do. 187 toocool Do. 1862 WO, Do. 1906 166,500. Natal. Gov. 6 per cont.. 166,000 New Bruns.Gov.Operct. .... New South Wales Gov.. 6 p. 0ent.,1871 to .... Do. 5 p. c.lBBB to 1862 150,000. New Zealand 6per cent. 1,000.0001 Do. Opel oent 660,0001 Nova Scotia 6 p. a, 1875 760,000' Queensland Goy. 6 p. ct .... i B•AustOor. 6p. et 3868 .... Do. 1878 and upwda .... .... I Vlc.Gov.6p. e. Jan. July • Do. 0 p. ct. ApelhOc. cLprioaa 92 98 85 81 96 96 73 75 97 99 98 98 104 106 102 101 FOREIGN Pd. I Cl. prices. Sr,les.. id" iP"! 2 d 1 4 I 2 pm 14 I _ 4 I 21 21 pm 414; 2 21 dig 19 21_ 1 dli 616 Om 6 8 tdis ?P ar ra: $ 2 dis, i P Ili II ♦ 5 lli 12 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY =MIX TILDBIL&PB.) NEWCASTLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TYRO STAKES. T.Y.C. Capitola, Frost, Newland, Prelate, Tycoon, Honestish, Deceit, Paxton, and Lady Raton are here. CORPORATION PLATE. Otto mile. Lozenge. East Lynne , Wangle Eye, Holstein, Risk, Romeo, Deerhound, Three per Cent., Bouverain, and Globule f are here. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. Two miles. Windham, Red FAH, Holstein, Lady Durham, Eenohla, Primate, Mir Haworth, Honesty, Rococo, Lady Vane, Missile, Dark Agnes, and Douro are here. PAID FORVEIT.—Miner, Harry Brailstord, Caithness, Dolan, Miss Williams. HER MAJESTY'S PLATE. Two miles. Clams, Dark Agnes, Lady Durham, Ward in Chancey, Douro, Three per Cent., Terror, Windham, Cranmore, Lady Vane, Rococo, Stabber, Honesty, Fitzroy, Missile, Miss Haworth, Red Earl, East Lynne, El Cid, and Yoder gun are here. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. (mix Tilt cocasE.) 7 to 4 agst Primate (t) 3 to 1 Rococo (t) 7 to 1 Miss Haworth (t) S to 1 Red Earl (t) 10 to 1 Windham (t) Honesty is reported scratched. HUNGERFORD MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) a St. JOHN 0' GAUNT STAKES. One mile and a half. St. Musketeer, Defy, Loaf Sugar, and Vampire are here. it . NURSERY PLATE. Five furlongs. St,. Maid of the Mill, B Flat, Aggravator, Grand March, St. St. and Autocratrix are here. St. ENTRIES FOR STAND PLATE. fit. Shrapaell, Sst, 12db ; Jezebel, Bat Sib ; Blackbird Bst 51b ; St. Colleen, Sat 21b ; Splitvote f , 7 st 13Ib ; Princess Dsgmar, St. 7st 10lb ; British Tar , i st 101 b ; Professor Anderson, :4; ist 91b ; Virtuous, 7st 71b ; Alberta, 7st 41b ; Comet, Es i: 7st 21b ; Harriet, Gat 71b ; Sunnyside, list 41b ; Knight St. of Down, sst 12lb ; Autocratztz, Sat 71b. All are here. at. .11.1.4:- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• `B4 MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) al Coastwise and by land-carriage the arrivals of wheat 100 from Essex and Kent fresh up to our market to-day were 100 limited. Although the transactions were b 7 no means 10 extensive, the trade for all qualities was decidedl it y firm, S and Monday. improvement in prices was fully imp- st. pOrted. HS There was a fair quantity of foreign w heat on the St stands. Millers operated cautiously. The recent advance, se. however, was well maintained. at. Fl o ating cargoes of grain moved off freely at extreme p t , quotations. St. Moderate supplies of barley were on sale. The demand g s . for all kinds ruled steady, at full quotations. 26 Malt changed hands to a fair extent, at quite late rates. St In oats sales progressed steadily. All kinds commanded St the advanced prices of Monday. The supply was large, 12, but very little English produce was offered. rat. The inquiry for beans ruled fi rm at extreme currencies. st„ Peas were quite as dear, with a steady demand. St The flour trade was firm, and prices had an upward St. tendency. ac Linseed and rapeseed were a slow sale. Agricultural P.. seeds were dull. Cakes were steady. CURRENT PRICES. i ENGLISH. Per Qr. 1 Wain. L a. FAUX, Kent, red, old 50 to 57 De to 6 to 52 Do. wgte, old 2 new 41 to be Illorfoii and Lineoln red, old BARLIT OATS. Scotch potato Irish, white „ black nuts Mangan (ISM) Tick Harrow Pigeon Pails Per Qr. 11 s. e S 1 26 to 31 SI 21 to 26 11 19 to 25 S -to Malting Distilling Grinding *ALT 22 to 41 I 233 to Si 25 to 24 Essex. Norfolk, and I Suffolk 66 to 66 King tun and Ware 68 to 67 Brown 4B to 63 _- Kt& New 2B to 28 Grey Maple V.Tite Boilers OATS. 22 to 26 English, feed t 6 tO SI ~ potato 23 to 27 Beata, teed FOR'' Per Qr. WIIIIAT. L L Dentate and Konigs berg 5O to 61 Rostock & Mecklen- Dl= 4B to 58 44 to 49 Russian, bard soft American, red I „ white Fun a: 33 to 37 37 to 42 42 to 44 44 to 42 White Yellow }Puma. , French, per sack.— 35 to 38 OATS. Spanish „ . re Duteh brewing .. 22 .. to 26 American, per brl 26 to to 30 31 feeding ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, Re., INTO LONDON, BY WATER CARRIAGE, FRONI JUNE 23 TO JUNE 26, INCLUSIVE. Wheat' Barley. , Malt. Oats. FITZ': qrs. qn,.. qrs. qrs. brie 'Rata Enallsh and Scotch 680 .. 1370 200 .• 400 Irish Foreign 12060 710 7950 .. 7 10 .. , r- --- 12640 1 710 1370 I 8150 .. 1170 33 to 55 35 to 34 37 to 40 $3 to 40 Town made, per 290 a to 30 42 to 44 Household 96 to 39 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, 34 to 36 ex ship Per Qr. Osrt s. s. Danish and Swedish rt to 27 Russian "---- --- BRANS. Danish riaPtisn Mt& Maple S7 37 to 41 Boile SG to 40 INDIAN CORN. St to 36 31 to 11-• .. BARLYT. (Dimling Distilling Matting _ 9O to 4 Total LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC A 1.113 INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (TROY OUR OWN CORRESPONDMiT.) The market rather quiet, and prices are rather easier. Sales about 8,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Sro.tn.—The market remains quiet, at yesterday's prices. West India brown, 265. to 2ss. 61. ; middling, 295. to Vs. ; good and fine, 30s. 6d. to 355. Refined quiet, but, owing to the scarcity of ready-made goods, prices are fully supported. Coeree.—The public sales of plantation Ceylon have gone off readily at a further improvement of 6d. to is. E'er cwt. ;fine ordinary sold at 645. fxl. to 665. :middling, I US. to 735. ; good middling to bold, 745. 61. to 783. ; native Ceylon meld at 545. TEA.—The public sales of Indian teas are progressing rather irregularly, in most eases at rather lower prices. Rtm.—A few puncheons ofJamaica sold at steady prices. RloE.—The demand for rough is quiet, but cleaned is in good request for home use at full prices. CorroN.—There is less business doing, but prices are fairly maintained. HEMP.—Business is doing in Russian at full prices. Jere.-3,0 00 bales sold at steady rates. --- TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Th market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 445. ; Pete e rsburg Y.C., on the spot, Os. 6d. to Cis. ; October to December, 4i s. 6.1. to 475. 9a. -- - BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a continued steady demand at late advanced prices. DIRECT COM NI I SSIONS. —We are requested to state that the next examination of candidates for direct commissions is appointed to commence at Chelsea Hospi tal on Monday, the sth of November. The Times hopes that the representatives of the American navy will find a cordial and hospitable welcome in this country. Such visitors should be received with something more than the curiosity which their ships na turally excite. We have now not only these American ships of war in our ports, but the assistant -secretary of the American navy with us also. The opportunity is an excellent one for showing how natural and cordial the amity between the two nations ought to be. Mr. Emanuel, the Hebrew Mayor of Southamp ton, is going to give a grand ball to the principal inhabi tants of that town on the sth proximo, to celebrate the wedding of the Princess Helena. In consequence of the heat of the weather, the L extra allowance of brandy determined by the miniaterial r order of Sept. 14 , 1865, has been granted to the French ) troops of all arms from the present time to the 31st of August. The great Amathoute vase has been safely lodged in the Louvre. The cranes of the Qual d'Orsay not being sufficiently strong to hoist it from the barge on which it had been brought from Havre, the vessel had to be token on to the Grenelle landing dock, where there is more powerful machinery. The immense work of antiquity was then transferred to a truck of great solidity and con veyed safely to the museum. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITIRALL, JUNE 26.—The Right Honourable the Lord& of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's Acting British Consul at Malaga, reporting that a royal Spanish onier of the Bth of June establishes the of Santander, Cadiz, and Carthagena, as luarets of 4i ration for ships proceeding from suipected placea—Garette. ETON CoLLaos ELECTION, 1866.—The examina tion of candidates for the foundation is fixed to commence on Thursday morning, July 26, at 7 a.m., and the election will be declared in the following week. eD 7 1 106 107 BRITISH POSSESSIONS. 100 all Atlantic &St. Lawrence ! St. 100 Born. Bar. &C. In. gsp.e. 20 8 I Do. F Shares 204 . all :Buffalo & Lake Huron 10 all I Do. Preference 100 100 illuff.,Brant.o2 o oderieb . 6 per cent. 16724-4 St. 100 CaL &S. Eastern sp. e.g.! St. 100 Cape T. & Dock 6p. c. g. 100 all Demerara,7p.c.perpref. I St 100 East Bengal pi. sdo St. 100 East Indian gu. 6do 1 St. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 106 all . Do. Equip. SL B.6p.et 100 all , Do. let pref. Bonds . , 100 all Do. do. deferred' 100 all Do. 2nd prat Bonds. I 100 all ! i Do. do. deferred ! 100 all • Do. Srd pref. Stock 100 all , Do. deferre d' 100 all Do. 4th do. preL Stock.. 100 all Do. do. deferred St. 100 Great Indian Peninsula 20 16 Do. gua. 5 per cent,. 20 6 Do. New do. ..... 20 2 . Du. New St. 100 Gt, S. of India. g. 6p. el St. 100 Do. 4/ per cent. • St. 2 Do. 201 all Gt. Western of Canada WI 18 Do. New 100 all D0.69.e.1id5.pay. 1872 . 106 all !In 1)0.4 do. do. 18774. , 10 2 dianßranchilinited., St, 100 Madras guar. sp. ceut. St 100 Do. do. 4 do St. 100 ' Do. do. 44 do. 20 10 Do. Fifth Hatension St. 100 Melb. Corp. 6 per c. Bd.' 60 all Melb. and ilobsoes Bay 19 100 ; Do. p. et., pay. 1660 1 10 100 ! Do. 6p. ct., pay. 1885 84 St. 100 ,N. R. of Can.ap c.letp. B. 80 St, 100 .Seinde, gu► 6per cent. 98 64 100 Do. Delhi d 0........ 98 20 2 Do. de. do ' 1 St. ,100 Do. Punjaub do. ~.. 97 St. 1 00 Do. Indus St. not. do. • 62 54 101 i 11 4 pm It 102} 1 71 102 102 1011 103 102 $ 19 87 6.5 • 60 1 45 41 j 28 , 25 • 108 101 lipm litga 3 1 101 93 151 Sidi* 91 88 89 1,5 1} 1 thai 101 102 91 93 86 88 G 2 102 80 82 100 1,9 oedil No. 15K - • -_ 60,000 60 Agra& Mastenran's ;L , , 10,000' 60 •Albion 40,000 100 AlibuiceLod&Llverpooli 100,000, 20 Anglo Austrian 40,000, 50 Anglo E4mtian 20,000 50 20 Anglo Italian ;Limited ] 11,500' 'Asiatic Bank Cm. new eh l ' 40 !Australasia 12,600' 20 ,Baukof BritisisColurobia! s 12,600 20 I Do. New, tuned 2 pm] 10,006 25 .Bank of EgYP 6 40,000: 20 'Bank of London ,I 25,000 20 Bank of Otago ,Limited 1( 10,00010u' Bank of Queensland ',L.`l 20,000! 50 Bankof Vietorla,Australl 60,000 10 'Bank of New Zealand 1 1( 40,000, 60 Barneds Bank ,Limited l 1t 60,000 20 Brazilian&PortugueseL 1( 20,000' 60 British &Califoruian,L. ); 20,000 50 British N. America ....I al 15,500 20 Ch ar i es laflitte &Co. I 40,000 20 C. Bk. India, Aus., Chinni al 20,000 25 Chart. !ter. of India, &c al 60,000 20 'City I 1 V,OOO 100 'Colonial 40,000 204'Com. Rank of Canada ' 40,000 25 ICom. Bank of India, &c 200,000 10 'Consolidated Bank (L)' 10,000 50 i Dcßd and London , 20,040 50 East London (LimitedY 60,000 20 lEasternExchangeLins.j , 30,1300' 30 English and American .' 5 20,000 SC English Joint Stock :X.' 10 20,000 20 lEng.Scot..& Anal. Chartti all 20,000' 60 1 EngliahandBwedlah'Ll 25 45,000 50 European Bank,Linaited: 16 40,000,100 i Itinduan.China&Jap 26 20,000 100 , Imperial Bank ;Limited; 20 135,000 20 'lmperial Ottoman 10 67,600 20 1 Do. Ne w 1 10 6,000 25 lonian 6,000. 25 1 Do. New 100,000 20 Land Mort. Bk. India '; 4 600,000 100 •Do.sp.c-Deb.,lBo4,3oyrs, al 20,000 50 .I. oll .lSk.atlfencoAc.j.; 13 13,000 100 London and Brazilian -1 45 22,000 20 • Do. New 5,000 100 London& RiverPlate'L 11 4Z 90,0001 251 Do. New, lan at le pm! 11 20,000 25 Do. do. do 1 50,000 20 'Lon. Ch. Danko: AustrLl a 30,000' 60 London and County 2 22.000 60 'London Joint Stock • 1 0000 20 'Lonon & South Atrtea' a 100 ILori. d &S. Western (Lim n . •• 6,000, 56 London &Venezuela L;, 50,000100 London & Westminster., 10,000 100 'Merchant Bank (Linz ) 6,000 100 I Do. New I 50,000 1 60 Mereantile&EzehanlL 11 17,156 100 'Metro. & Pros. Bank ,L ) 5,000 100 , Midbuid Bank (Lim ) • • 20,0001 b , National of Australasi 20,000 100 National of Liverpool 10,600 100 'N. Fro. of England .... 55,000; 20 1 Do. Std & 3rd issue.. 40,000; 50 'National Bank 37,500; 20 New South Wales 60,0001 10 • New 7ealand (Limited) 50,000, 20 ,North Western 60,000 25 'Oriental Bank Corporn a 10,000 20 orient.com.B.Liateo.c. 26,000 10 I Do. do. lateN.F. • 21,000 901 Do. do. latel.C. 27,210 60 ,ProzhaßankingCorp.iL) 1( 20,000 100 Prosinc. of Ireland 27,500 20 ,Scinde,Puni.,& Delhi (L) 1( 12,500 20 1 Do. issued at 2pm 1 20,000 26 South Australia al 17,061 100 Stand. of B. & Africa 10,000 100 i Do. do. us. at 6 pia. 11 40,000 25 , Union of Australia al 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (Lim 90,000 50 ;Union of London 1 1 ports • No. o ! 1,064,0614 St, Fast and West India .1 12,0001 10 Gamma Fl o ating Dock! 6,578,110 SR ,Loodonallt.Fatharin. 1,062,800 100 Do. Dab. St 4p. oant 1140,11661 St Southampton 0117,070( St. Puny Commercial 118 98 94 96 91 V 78 80 77 79 99 101 102 106 102 104 103 106 86 80 101 103 104 106 101 166 103 106 101 103 103 106 frr 100 93 96 1 -I'll2l MONEY MA . Offs °Timm. Owing to the revival of confidence, investments in public securities continue upon a considerable scale, and the general tendency of prices is still upwards. It is anticipated that the encouraging state of affairs in London will have a remarkably favourable effect in the provinces, and canoe the return to the Bank of England of a large amount of notes and coin, which for some time past have been kept in the tills of country bankers to an extent far beyond their real requirements. There is a good de mand for the funds, which show a fresh rise of per cent. Foreign bonds and banking and financial shares are also better in several cases. British lines are steady, at the recent improvement. American securities exhibit no recovery from the fall which took place yesterday. Attention is partly directed to the fortnightly settlement, which has just commenced, and will be completed on Friday. The supply of money in the discount market has increased, while very few bills are offering, owing to the expectation that the Bank rate will be re duced to-morrow. The general charge for the best paper is 91 to 91 per cent. Consols are now quoted 861 to 87, ex div., for money, and 871 to 1, ex die., fur the account (July 10). Foreign stocks are in demand, and a further rise is observable in prices. Turkish Bonds of 1862, and Italian of 1861, are in especial request, and have advanced land 1 per cent., respectively. Greek have also improved 1, Brazilian scrip 1, and Turkish of 1862, 1. Turkish Builds of 1862 are DOW quoted 54 to 66 ; ditto of 1865, 271 to 26 ; Greek, 11 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 19 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 15 ; Italian, 1861, 401 to ; Brazilian scrip, 4to 31 die. ; and Mexican, 14g to 1. American securities are quiet. 5-20 bonds are now quoted 64 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 38 to 1, being 1 per cent. lower ; and Illinois Central, 74 to 1. International Financial shares are now quoted to 11 dia. ; London Financial, 15 to 13 dis. - - pm General Credit, 1; to 1i dia. ; Credit Foncier, 11 to 1; die.; and National Discount, &. to 71. prem. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yesterday. The bulk of the t.;78,000/. by the Persia, from New lurk, has been taken for the Continent. A rather remarkable fall took place yesterday in the price of bar silver, owing to the sudden cessation of the demand for Northern Germany, whither supplies have been sent from here for some time past. Transactions were reported at ss. Val. per ounce, being Id. lower than on Monday. There is still an entire absence of demand for the East, - and the steamer which will leave Southampton to day will take no specie. Mexican dollars have also declined •g d., the nearest quotation being ss. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon wore generally firm. The rates for bills on Hamburg were higher, but as regards the exchanges with Austria, the tendency was more favourable for that empire. The usual list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months , 11.18 to 11.181 : ditto, short, 11.14 to 11.15 ; Rotterdam. 3 months, 11.18 to 11.181 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.50 to 25.60 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.50 to 25.60 ; Haraburg and Altona, 3 mouths, 13.9 to 13.10 ; Berlin, Cologne, Sc., 3 months, WA , to 7.0 ; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 24i to 24R ; Paris, short, 23.10 to 2'1.22a • ditto, 3 months, 2i.40 to 25.45 • Mar ad seines, 3 month ' s, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Frankfort-on-the:Maine, 3 months, 118 to 1181 ; Vienna, 3 months, 13.50 to 14.0 ; Trieste, 3 months, 13.50 to 14.0 ; Mauh hl, 3 months, 441 to 44 ; Santander, 3 months, 441. to 44 ; Ca,liz, 3 months, 46 to 45 ; Seville, 3 months, 46 to 45 ; Malaga, 3 months, 40 to 45 ; Valencia, 3 months, 46 to 45 ; Bar celona, 3 mouths, 461 to 4b; Bilboa, 3 months. 46 to 45 ; Valladolid, 3 months, 44, nom.; Saragossa, 3 months, 451 to 45 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30 to 30.50, num. ; Genoa, 3 months, 30 to 30.50, nom. ; Naple-i, 3 months, 30 to 3 30.50, nom.; Palermo, 3 months, 30 to 30.50, nom. ; Messina, 3 months, 30 to 30.50, nom. ; Lisbon, 90 days date, 511 to 51 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 51.;, to 51. Subjoined is a copy of a private telegram, dated Bombay, the 23rd instant :-Exchange ouLondon for a first-class bank bill, 6 months' sight, 2x.10-16d. per reipee ; the Calcutta rate for ditto, 2s. 10-16 d. per rupee ; exchange on Calcutta at sight, 100; to 1001 ; Government Four per Cent. Paper, 90 rupees : ditto Five per Cent., 105 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 110; rupees ; Bank of B u m. bay rate of discount, 13 ; bar gold, tno. tunch,l63 rupees per tola ; bar silver, 17 000 to 1 b 74, lue f tterness, 1063 rupees per 100 tulas. 36,ales o cotton sailed from Bombay during the fortnight. Every thing gloomy. A private telegram from China states as follows : -Latest dates :-Hong Kong, 30th May ; Shanghai, 23rd May ' • Foo Chow Foo, :Ord May. Export of tea for the fortnight, nil. Exchange in Hong Kong, 4s. 6d. to 4s. 6•1(1. Freight at Whampoa Sys. to 90s. per ton. • Vice-Chancellor Wood has just conf:rnical the resolution to wind up voluntarily passed by the shareholders of the Imperial 'Aercantile Credit Association, and has continued Mr. Alexander Young and Mr. John Ball as liquidators, to act under the supervision of the court. At a special meeting yesterday of the shareholders of the London Bank of Mexico and South America (Limited) the official explanations afforded with reference to the recent call of Si. per share were considered satisfactory, and a vote of thanks to, and confidence in, the directors was passed. The first ordinary general meeting of the Hop and Malt Exchange and Warehouse Company (Limited) was held yesterday. After a rather lengthened discussion, a committee of investigation was appointed to inquire into certain charges made in a circular which had been issued by r. J. G. T. Sinclair, a late director. The Anglo-Austrian Bank will be prepared to pay on and after the 2nd July pros. Coupon No. 1, due on that day on new shares, at the rate of 3s. 6(1. per share, free of income tax. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,32i1/. over last year. We have received the following circular And en closure in reference to the affairs the Consoli dated Bank (Limited): xd 7, Penchurch-street, Lonclon, June, 18( . 6. Sir,-I am desired by the directors to forward you the enclosed balance-sheet of the hank up to the Nth day of May last, and also the report of Kirkman D. Hodgson, Es., M.lservant, JA ee '. E John Pl, Lsq., 11. P.-I ant, sir, your obedient M.. Slimier., A , sistr.nt Manager. DR. LIABILMV. To capital paid up, viz., IZ.o,uuo bilfirel at L 4 delve- stkO,C4o 0 0 1,47,542 0 5 To amount due by th e lank u p on current.and other accoun 14 s i t • ts 1,57.!43 5 0 3 , ad o acceptances To reserve fud To balance of n grom Pratte te date £4.440.705 7 4 CR. ASSETS. By Investments In government stocks. viz. New Three per Cents. and Three per t'ents Reduced. c. ........................................ £117.036 4 0 le By cashin hank and at Bank of England .. 275.4:3S 0 0 By billA iliticounted, loans. and other erwurit.vs . 4.01 . 44b 10 4 By Lank p r emises in London and Suzanli £4,440.728 7 4 We the undersigned, having been reqnexted to examine the balance-sheet and securities of the Con=oldtkl Bauk, have now to make the following report :—Atttr a careful inspection of the balance-sheet, and on examination of the manager and accountant, we are of opinion that that docu ment is a fair and honest statement of the affairs of the bank. The bills held by the bank in London and Man thaw ches ter appear to be genera ll y of a satisfactory character, from lifancbester especially, evidently representing legi timate transactions, and not being unduly large in amount. We see n othing of an alarming character in the open ac counts of the Manchester branch. Some of those in Lon don are of a different description, of and will, w think, in volve an absorption of a portion the ca tal of the bank for a considerable period. We are of opinion that the sum at credit of profit and loss, t og ether with the res erve fund, will be amply sufficient to cover any probable loss on liquidation. The paid-up capi tal of the bank (600,000(.) may therefore he considered to be intact, although a portion of it is so tied u paraa not to be ava ilable for present banking purposes. We e therefore of opinion that a further provision is absolutely necessary if the business is to be resumed with hopes of profit to the MINES. 'HIS DAY.) 8 - 70 T)1 126 121 JOINT STOCK BANKS. - BANES. I I'd ICL prices. I 15 30 Ws' 10 5 3du 25 20 17 dis es 41 l 0 I 7 8 Pre l 0 20 10 ells 2 Idl4 4 die 48 48 id ill Tli 15 14} all 32 34 34 10 ! 15; 18} 16 211 4L 43 edis On l l 4 • 1011 4 2 dis 4 2 dls 15 le dts 15 17 IS 11 dts 13 116 Bi dis 4 • spm s:, 2} ?d4 7}B 3 21dIal 23 25 8 1 dls I 83 88 9 7 dls 10 541* 1 1 (Hsi 81 S 5 pm ad' , 10 lfpmsd — Sj p•r Ipraid , 4 al 20 21 id l 10 65 67 66 7 15 44 45 144 all 11 14 , 20 ' 6 3 db. 151 10 7diaid - 40 it 103 25 1 15 17 10 • 6 4 , ll} 10 8 dla - t 0 7 5 di', - 90 , 4 2 Ws: - 4 14 Sip* ' 10 3 4 pm l ' it 70 73 I , 42 44 1 1610 Par' 7 1610 fpm ' 38 SS 40 7 7 6Ms 4 1 6 361. 4I 10 I 7 c 610, to " 14 — di , \ 6 —as ill 29 31 65 15 13 Ms 10 B 6 dia a 45 a et 7 sas 15 a 45 .1100 " . 119 132 130 :I . .40 6 0 71 • . all 848 No. I Sh. • 25,000 2 Alamilloa Limited` 100,000 ' 1 1 inglo.Briu.GobiLlm ) 9 20,000 20 'Australian 10,000' 5 BraziLL&lLCo.(Lim ) 15000 1 10 Cape Copper Limited) 25 , 0 0 2 Capula Silver 11.1mited) 11 30,000 i 6 ClaontalreG.k 3.211n.,L 12,000 40 Cobre Copper 10,000' 20 Copiapo 'Limited ) 100.0001 1 Doe Pedro, N. Del may I 23,000, 3 East Del Bey 'Limited) 25,000, 2 Fortuna (Limited; . 50,000. 2 • Frontinodc Botivisoad 20,000 20 General 68,000 Kapunda (Limited) 15,000' S Linares, Limited) 10,000 6 • Lusitanian (Limited) 103,815, 1 . .Marniuita 50,000 4 Panuleillo Copper ;L ) 10,000' 20 Pontethaud Salver Lead 100,000 5 Port l'hillip 1 Santa Barb. Gold 120;000 1 , Reottiab Austral. Urn.) 11,000 20 lit. John del key 43,174 30 United 51exican 30,000 2 .Val Antigoria Gold 50,000 1 NallanzaseaGold,Lim ) 10,000, 10 'Vancouver Coal ,Lim ) 6,000 10 ',Val Stumm 'Limited' 10,000 6 Washoe Gold Limited) 80,000 1 .Worthing J.buited 75,000 1 Yorke Peninsula (Lim.) 45,000 5 'Yudanamutana B i 811 all 1 all 1 2} 1 1} 12 2 FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS: 1 Closing prices. Si 164 , in as 88 id 95 se 88 88 81 111 12} 66 60 111 12 94 2 6 ii 2 88 86 7 7k RAILWAY& 4 lall O. Luxembourgsp.cent. 20 Do. 100 llall Havana and Matanzas 100 tall Lausanne and Fribourg 100 all Matanzas and Sabanillal 100 lan Do. Second Issue—. 20 All North of France 3 p ct. 20 .all Ito late Chart 30. ct. 100 tall Ottoman .neerrna. dso.) 40 all Faris,Lyiins,it Ilu sp.et. 10 'all . Do. New 3p.et. 100 'all 'Recife & S. F. .rern.)• • 4 all Royal Swedish sp. 100 Sagua La Grande 7 p. et. 20 gall S.Aus. Lom-Ven.3P.c. 100 'all South East.of Port 7p. c. 20 all Southentof France3p.c. 20 jail South Italian. S per et. 740 'all .W. &N. w. ot Frs. 3p. e. viiscuLLNWITS. COXPANITA I Pd 10. prioa. I &les. No. ff , h I 20,000 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint all 120,000. 5 Atlantic Telgua. 8 p.ct ail 20,000 25 Australian Airfield 209 40,000, 25 Australian M.L.&len.(L S 10,000 • 10 Bang. paraisTea RetateaL 4 47,000 10 'Berlin Waterworka (I) ail 25,000.100 ,Bolckow Vaughan (L.) 171 30,000. 5 !Bombay Gas (Lingtedl all 10,000 6 De 3rd lesue 10,000 6 ' Do New t 6,000 • 60 British American Land) 41 534,780 St. .11. & I. Slag. Tel. (L) _lOl 12,500 20 'British Indian Tea (I, ) .' 11 6,915 321 Canada Company ' s 50,000 10 ('anatlianLoan& Inv;L )' 25,000 20 Ceylon Company 12,090' 20 Ditto A shares I 67,000 20 Chinalit.Ship& L.CoalL.i 20,000 25 CityolLoudoult.Pro.(L. X 15,041 30 'City of Milian Impro.(L X 4,959 301 Do . 95,000 25 City of Moscow Gas (L :. , 1 ' 9 7 dis; 20,000 50 City OfticealLien.) 112 111 101dis 1 11 ao,ooo ,50 comgai r Limited) I7 . 3 1 dim' 60,000, 50 Commercial Cnioulna. 5 , Idis imp' lii 40,000. 10 .Cum. of AfrleanNier.(L. 3 I ldis pa 20,000 50 ,Consolidated Dia. 1..).. 121 11 9 d 17,500 20 Continental l'u.Ciini L', 10 I 2 dls 20,000 100 'Contract CorratiomL ; 10 I - - die 12,000 25 'Cop.lll. Eng .Pref.7l p.c : I all i 7 11 200,060' 20 IC. Pone. & Moll. of Eng. 6 14 Oldis 33 10,000 501 Do.of Mauritius (L ).. - 10 6 3 chi 10029251 St. Crystal Palma lOO 1 36 38 2160,820 St. 1 Do. Prefere nce 2277,000 St. Do. 6p. ct. Peep. Deb lOO 108 112 7,500' 20 'Darjeeling' Limited) 10,000 100 iDiscounteorporationf L 2O 14 12 die - 18000' 10 • Eastern Assam Tea IL 1 4}l 4 3 d - 20,0001 60 .E.lndiaLand,C.& lin(L, 10 8 6Ws - /0,000 ,20 ,L India brig. & Canal 18/ 7 6 - 9di - 80,0001 50 'Ebbw Vale 120 11 100,000 2O , Ebbw 9 51 511E1 13 31 1 2679,0751 St. Electric Telegraph 70.000: 3 Eng.&Ans.Copper (Lim' 21 1 1 - 20,0001 50 • Eng. and Foreign Credit 71 7 6Ws - 10,000 ,100 lEug. h. Scot ti s hMarin.(L 6 3 2 - 25,000 ;10 ,FairbairriEugineering 6 1 Ws - 30,0001 20 IForeat ',Warehouse ( 1 )10 3 lipm, - 10,0001 50 •Oellivara (Limited) . - - din - 250,000 ,20 'O.Credit&Fln.of LonAL; 6 24 2Oh 44 20,0001 16 10en. Steam Navigation 14 26 28 20,0001 60 'Home &Colonial As.(L j 6 91 244111 6,01000 10 • llongKong & China. Gal all 161 all 2 die par • 100,0001 20 'Hudson's Bay l6l 20,000' 50 Illiunber Iron Works 11 1 20 20 19 die 80,0001 20 . Im. bandt'o. Marseilles LI 74 8 6 dls - 100,000 50 Dup.& SI er.Cdt.Ass. (L.) 10 9 8 dis _ 60,000 2 ilndlan Carrying (Lim.) 14 - - 40,000 50 InternationslContraet .10 16 13 die 150,000 20 Ilitternat. leinan.Soc.(L.4 5 1 1 1 14 11 1 3 ) 300,0001 20 I n ternat.Land Credlt,(l 21dis 30,000 50 Italian Land 6 2 1 dis 50,0001 20 Italian Irrig. l Can.Cay 1 all 3 6 1,000000 1 100 ' In , 6p. c. lids. r. 1870. all I SO 40 20,0001 50 Land Securities,Lim.) I 6 31 4,000 25 . Lund. African Trading )10 7 20,000 25 ,Lora. a Calodou. M. ,L', 6 1 60,003 10 iLon.Cuunt7Land&B.'l4l 1 12,000 6 Lond. DistrietTeleg.,l *! all is 40,0001 50 Loud. Fillatl. Asst.. (L ,20 148,525 1 4 'bond. O. Omni b us C.:L. , all 6,0001 50 ,Lond,&olaag.Eng.oo.;l) 20 10,000 60 ,Lond., Italian, &a. Sam.' 171 6,0001 50 • Lond.Mer. Discount 1L), 10 is 154,:00, 20 land. Provincial Marine; 2 60,0001 20 • Madras Irriga&Canal.. l 161 .. ,20 1 Do. 6 all 2 . 0,000 1 25 Marine Investment (WI 6 , 19,500 I 20 , Mauritius Land, etc. (L.l 2 12,0001 10 Medit. Eaten Tel. L. ).. ' all 10,000 i 50 'Merchant Shipping ,Lll 15 25,000 1 20 If illwall I.Lds&Dock;L', 15 40,000: 50 ;MillwalllronWorks. . ' . l 6 22.500' 10 Natal Land & Col. C. (L. )' 5 120,0001 26 'National 40,000 26 ,Do.New,isasp.3ltobepd. 1: 20,000 , 25 .National Prov. Marine L. 2 20,000 1 100 ' National Steam Nay.,L,, 30 6,0001 20 'NerbuddaCoal&lron , ,L , 6 6,0001 20' Do. New 20,000 1 25 IN.Zealan 1 L &M.Ag. , l ` 1 9 20,000: 26 IN. Zealand T.& Loan (L )1 2 15,0001 10 Northern Amain Tea ,L, )1 2 25.000 ,10 Do. B I 7 £167,17 5 , St. ,N.Bris.Austmlasian ,L ?100 40.000 . SO 'N.Brit.&Nfercan.ln.:L.;, 6 15,000 10 iNmegone Tea , Limited , 3 40,000 , 23 'Ocean Menne Insura.ll 6 10,0001 50 lOrientalrinancial Lam.) ; 11 30,0001 e Oriental:lag ,Limitadj 1 a wow 1 ' Do. New i 1 40,000 , 10 Orient. Inland Steam L : al. 25,000! 10 Otago & Sthland Invest.' 2 12,6 0 0' 20 Ottoman Compt.ny , L 1 2 10,0001 50 .Ottoinanlquancial. L , , _. 30 10,0001 5 Ottoman GSA I Limi ted ; a 5 al •xd 100,000 :50 •Overend,Ourney,Co.(l.l 15 ad 62,500, 10 Panama 2.3 b Steam. L`, al •ad 10,214 i 5 ' Do. do. £600,0001 St. jPeelltiv. Land& Min.; L ',IOC 20,000 1 60 Pentrulular & u.stessi ! al 60 1 Do. do. New • 16 17,0001 10 Quebrada T.., R.., 11 (L.." all 10000' 50 :Rhyme>. Iron I al 10,0001 15 I Do. New al - 16,6401 25 illioJ.Citylmprov.(L) 1 al 17,3311 25 , Do. d o ,al 30,000 20 'Rio Janeiro OILS 'LIM '. al 15,000 100 ißoyal Mail steam ~ Of - 2300,000; St. ;Scot A us tra Invest. (L. 1 10( 40,000 1 60 'Smith, Ridglit.&Co.',L i Id - 30,0001 10 d • oc.Finan. d'Egypte l .L., 11 -ad 20,000 60 S. African M. & In. ;L. •1 o - " 14 : 2 :0 g. libtliAiriterfetn'Ac d: grap h ::iir - .., 1 Do Scrip •.."- • ..... - 1 TeLConstrut - 37,600 20 i. Do. 364 100,000 50 Thames/4' - 7,500 20 Trinidad ' - 37,500 10 Trivia: -- 50,000 20 T. &L - 100,000 20 Un.llarine . - 30,000 5 Coned K.' -- 60,400 20 Univers. ' - 25,000 10 Upper: - 55,000 10 Do. - 10,000 30 Van DI. -- 16936501 100 Vlceroy , - 20,000 50 Warrant . - 20,000 60 Westbglia• 10 17 31 31 34 14 17 11 11,11 s $ 2 dls 71 8 1 81 4 6pm 4 4 1 06ls 1. 0 s 22 27 80 86 dis 79 82 84 14 04cIt di i f 71 1 14 0051 9 1 10 9 dial 6 1 2 lidis Rd' 10 4 11 9 Ms' all .40110 2 1 i disi - 1 dln - 1 li I - 15 13 die. 6 7 83 3 1 14 12 di. 16 14 Ms - 11 9dll Crclls is : 18 1 - 6 8 dl. - 14411 24 B 4 - 6 4dl. - 8 11; 10}dLl 6 dial # 4 31 nr d m i l 12 1 I"bin: 2 litlW 12 10 die • 1 dig; 2 1 41b , • pm ! ~v~ - 71 4 St 41 si 4! 65 67 zdi 911 pm xdl 8 _6 dis] 4ii I -- 18 10 - 6 4 dia - di,. 1 2pm 08 102 100 115 120 - 18 16 dis - 9 6 tits - 5 4 - 61 6S - 46 66 - i 1 - ii :l db :: 4 t - 1 101 vm !0, : 1 iipm -- 1 _ 2 .4 1 . 4 -- 41 8 is?. 8 10 _ 8 6 di' 6 46 4 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (), pia. 7 per cent., IA South Austrian and Lombardo-Yamada'', 111 t. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern, Eastern Counties Extension, No. 2, 97. Great Northern 5 per cent. redeem., at 5 per cent. per annum, 106. Great Western Original Preference, 44 per cent., 85. Scrip istruc.,t3lsinj-IDo ;Ilt Mersey In4L.) ad Petroleum :Agency of Ana. 1 Co. of L. wine of Tire:. (1' 2 iK. Telett. CO. IL. all ea Marine Ins.kl' 6 .MaamTea %LW.) 2 Semen' , Lend— 006 oyof FeprPt 316)1u 30 ant Finance ,Um.? 10 Endia&Paclllori.(L: 10 -- 79 741 ICdi i 2 Cdl4l 5 4 Ws, 40 60 15 17... Se leis, 16 17 pint 10_ 6.6 i!! - i f 4 vi; 4 panel' 1 2 1.:118 p 16 13 20 16.disI shareholders sad security to the publie, and we believe that 4# the proposed new capital of 400,0001. be raised, the bank may be re-opened with every reasonable prospect of success. The accounts of the Bank of London have been before us, and we are unable to (1w an opiejleu as te the amount of advance which the Consolidated Bank may be called upon to make on its account, but we are issured by the accountant that no ultimate Ices will aeertithe Consolidated Bank from the recent transactions between I the two establishmenta. (Bigned) 11. D. Homeok. Joan PEEL. The half-yearly meeting of the London, and Greenwich Railway Company is celled for the .10th of July, when a dividend for the elf c lear of it. 7s. CA. per cert.:. (or ss. 6d. per share), clear of income tax. on the ordinary stock will be r+m mended. The receipts of the Great Western RailwaS of Canada for the week ending the 15th inst. were 11,8691. being 115/. more than in th e correspon ding week of last year. The annexed circular has been issued frond the office of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Wessminater-chambers, Victoria-street, done., Dear Sir,—For the information of holders of certilibates of debenture, I have now the pleasure to advise that the Consolidated Dank (Limited) will, in all probability, re sume payment on Monday next, July 2nd, when all ' coupons due on the 15 th May last wi ll be paid al penal. The coupons mr.st be left at this °Mae two clear days for , examination.---I am, dear sir, k.c., B. W. Snirtku, Secretary. It is hotitkil that a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for the six months ending the 30th instant, will be payable on the A shares of the Northern Assam Tea Company (Limited), ou the let proximo. Subj"int:d are the quotations of insurance, gas, duck, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : Insuran. —Commercial Union, 5, i, 5, i • Guardian, ce 48 ; Indemity Marine, 124 , 5 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, tq : Reek Life, 7i ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), Gt, i, i, A. Gaslight and Coke.—European New , si ; Great Central, 12,, ; Imperial, 73 ; Pincnix ' 2 1 ii ; Surrey Consuniti a, 13i, il ; Westminster Chartered, 631, 4. F-rist London, Waterworks.—Berlin, 8; Chelsea, 20 ; 120; Grand Junction, 78i, 79; West Middlesex, 110.), ex div. Docks.—Ent and West India, 130, London and St. Katharine, 4..9. Tossnav Rveituns. Consols, which closed yesterday at 80 to 87, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at the same q uotation, and, after temporarily re lapsing, closed at 87 to 1. For money the last price was 861 to i. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 8411, g, 7 ; ditto, for account, 87, lid, 7i, 7 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 851, 61, t 4, 61; New Three per Cents., 86, bi, 6/, 1 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent., 1031, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, par. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. Thu March Exchequer Bills ruse 55., being last quoted 10s. dis. to par, while the June were unaltered at i ss. dis. to 54. prem. There was an increased amount of business in foreign stocks, which experienced a fresh rise. Peruvian of 18132 and 1865, as well as Venezuelan of 1864, Eqmader, Turkish of 1858, and Brazilian of 1865, improved 1 per cent. ; Egyptian, i to 1 ; Greek Coupons, Italian of 1861, and Brazilian Scrip, is ; Spanish Passive, 1 ; the Committee's Certin , catea, Mexican (1864), and Greek, 1 ; and Mexican (Old Bonlij, 1,. In the afternoon there was an active demand for Egyptian 18,,4 Bonds, and the Railway Debentures, in each of which a rise of about 2 per cent. occurred. Financial shares were again in strong demand, and a further general advance took place in prices. London Financial improved 1/., General Credit 105., and International .Financial and Credit F.'ncier and Mobilier ss. The latter were 10s. better than yesterday at one period of the day. Prices were last quoted as follows:—lnternational Financial, 11 to 1 i dis. ; General Credit, 2:, to l 3 die. ; London Financial, 15 to 13 dis. ; Credit Fun cier and Mobilier, 11 to 1 dis. National Discount shares were last quoted 61 to 71 prem., showing a rise of ss. ; Hudson's bay, 167, to 171, being 103. better ; and General Otto man, 11 to 21 prem. There was a demand for the shares of the Colonial Company (Limited), which rose 3/. Warrant Finance also improved 11. ; and Egyptian, Trading and Thames and .Mersey Insurance, ss. On the other hand, Ceylon, Natal Land, Nowyong Tea, and Panama Steam deelit ,el 10s. American securities experienced an important fall, owing to an extraordinary rise in the price of gold at New York. 5.20 Bonds declined l;;', per cent. ; Erie IL%ilway shares, 2?, ; Illinois Central, 11 ; and Atlantic and Great Western Debenteres and Mortgage Bonds, a. The doffing prices were as follows :-5.20 Bonds, 64 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 381 to I ; Illinois Central, 74 to 1 ; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 49 to 50: ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 49 to 50. MINES.-(THISDAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. In th, inihing market to-day preparations aro being made for the settlement on Friday, and prices in most cl . .ses exhibit no change. Nevertheless, there is &somewhat increased amount of other busi ness. Shares in the following mines are in request, at the pritxs given, viz. :—Chiverton Moor, W I to 6 ; Great North Laney , 355. to 40s. ; Camborno Veal, 30s. v, 325. 641. ; Prince Of Wales, lle to ; Frank Mills, 4 to 5 ; Wheal Sevin, 175 to 180 ; West Chiverton, 66 to 68 ; Chontales, 2 to 2.1 prem. ; and Mineral Rights, par to 1, prem. 'BOVINCIAL SNARE MAIMET3. LITERTOOL, itfft: 20.-Rales to-day:-Great Eastern. 941- Lancaahire :and lOrkshlre, 1211--Loudos and North Western, 17 xn. -Nietropolitau, 139- Midland, 12.14-Ditto. 415 4 5 in ton vertible. 2p -Smith Eastern. vl.-100131 0 and Lake Heron. Wed*. eru of Canada. 18 3.1G-Krie, 39 - United :gates 7o Great Luxenda.mg shares, 11; 4-Bitunlirt and Meti , e, 64-bank of Liverpool. 271-Eastern Exchange Bunt, 24 et-N.ll.th Western Hank ,Liviiteri d. -tritish and t. Foreign Maol rine ,Lnaiied„ I! p.-Knaplrt Marine Limited - . I i -Liverpo a • Loa-1 r. nut. ed.ihe Fire and fife, '4 p • (Amen I tirance, I. -Thane) and Mersey Marine 4 9-16 p.-Atlantic Tele graph I{ per e,ent., 31510 i 16-10 13-16-iiirkenhead Amato.- mated Limited , 1 d. - National :Ream ,Limited', ldi ei - Pacific ittearn. Btr•Terms et and E. 34 fr 14SUCIIKSTES, Julia ket was quiet at an bu nt,. tt pri.i.ie. Consolidated Bunk -Limited . ko--Crost Eastern, 361 -Great Western, 521-Illinois, 734 4 4-• Lancashire and Yntiohlre, 1211-I.ondon and North Western, 117 ;, 4-Miinchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 00-Metropor Ida... -II nliand 120 - SurOi 701-Vatted States 5-20 Years' Bonds, f1:44 41-Lancashire ravel, 54, 10 ,L -Loudon, Ntw, Bonds, 124 p.-Ciedit Fon, 11 el 1111:141C:11.13t. JrNE 26.-There were sales to-dtty in Ilinßis -4 Atari... et II Ms. finning prii.e: i.-London and N. Western R toar N.'s* shares, at 1114 1:1:1191C17aita :tad Derby Railanix stock. buyers. at 91 Muth Staffordshire Rail wni amerce. :.94ers. at 831 : Dudley and West Dromwieh It 12/ Slidlonl Financial shares, at to I Dritunina Mil), 21 it la dk. ; Railway Carriage shams, Oldbury. at pin 31...1:31W Contract, at 24 dis , ; kind l'atett Shalt and A vletrce shares. at 6 pm. Outwit, JUNI 25.-New Three per Cent. Stock, 83i 86-Ditto for iiccuWit , U....1-Rank of Irelat..l t too paid., 221,,-S Limatited; inal It wk t 39 p ai d , 704 4 70- N,.tional of Literi.ol SP/ G m account. Ina 14-4' ilion Bank .c 22 bait 151 -Diedin ot Belfast Juncti £lOO paid), for account, pp:- Dubli ), n nd Kingstown ;illOO paid, , 187-Midland Great Western pt'lElsa l.,r .Ull4. 491-Ikaabt and .....et.Lerla 1.11111LA4 4 o per cent peril. all paid'', 86. MURDER AND SUICIDE IN CAIIIBRIDGESHIRE.- -- • Nilitti: .r.. Tir,) , si• -- -A CI SC a most delilwrste p o pulous r and suicide occurred this morning at Swavesey, a populous on the borders of C a mbridgeshire sad ritintingann shire, and neat to St. Ives, between Oolibridge and that place on the Great Ewstern ltailway, and, as may be sup posed. a great deal of excitement prevails in the toethatthere it t hh, nr hood in consequence. Inquiries on the spot show were resident at Swarresey Mr. Dodson, a harness maker, and pecapying a small quantity of land, his wife (one of the deceased, aud, it is to be feared, the perpetrator of this double crime), and several children. The whole of thef amily, inehuling an apprentice, breakfasted together .‘t 7 o'clock this morning, and the meal, at which nothing unusual occurred, concluded, Mr. Dadaon took his way into the field and the apprentice proceeded to his work. About 9 o'clock the apprentice bad occasion to visit the back yard, and was then horrified at finding the bodies of Mn. Dodson and the youngest child (the latter about four years of age) suspended from a beam in a cowehed close upon the house. The alarm was raised, Mr. Dodson. the neigh bou, and medical assistance were all summoned andchild as rssembled in baste, but both Mrs. Dodson and the were dead, and had evidently been so for some time, ac cording to the opinion of Dr. Daniels. There is every fear re that M. Dodson first destroyed the child and then the in her own life. There are sundry rumours afloat as to- atigating motives of this double crime, hot the whole the of the attendant circumstances will be ingok d into at Dodson had taken i n quest on Wednesday. It is s aid Mrs. much to heart the fact s of her bnaband having lost several beasts by the rattle plague. of its first having appeared in the homestead of her 'yobs':A, sad spread thence to those in the neighbourhood. 1 , \' PP""' 15 1 15 14 lU disi 4 dial 4 disi 1 disi 11 di', 11 dial