The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-24 00:00:00

THE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENI T 42' WHAM. INQUEST.-(THIS DAT). EGHAN, FYm►r. This morning Mr. G. E. Woods, the coroner for the Western division of Surrey, rearmed the inquiry at the Scientific ►ad Literary Inetitutwo , Egham Town, rgative to the deaths of the sufferers from the above melancholy son- . Col. 1 °and again attended u representative of the Board of Trade ; and the legal gentlemen representing the relatives of the deceased were present as on the former occasions. MELANCHOLY SUICIDE PROM DESTITUTION. LNQIIP,ST.-(TITIS DAY.) This morning kr. Humphreys held an inquiry at the Green Man Tavern, High-street, Horton, respecting the supposed suicide of woman unknown. Police-constable Kingsley, 0 .:28 N, mid that he was on duty yesterday rooming at half-past four o'clock in the King's. row, near the New North-mad, sad he beard a splash in the Regent's-osnaL He ran to the bridge, sad saw a woman struggling in the water. He procured ...i.tanoe, and she was got out dead. She was apparently miserably poor. He had not seen her before. Nothing was found in her . pockets... _ LA. - . Griffiths. police-surgeon, said he was called to the deceased, whom he had seen before. She had been apparently in a state of great deatitutioe. He was In• formed that she was seen for as hour or two before 4 o'clock, on the bridge, looking into the canal. Very pos sibly she had been turosdout of her lodgings, and had walked about all night for want of shelter, and at daylight in despair she jumped into the canal She appeared to have been about 45 years of age. The Cormier said that there was no moral doubt that the unfortunate deceased had committed suicide ; but there was no evidence of the fact. -- The jar; returned a verdict " That the deceased was found struggling in the waters of the itagent'e-oszial, and that she died therein, but how she came into the waters there was no direct evidence to prove.* 08.1147 INDIAN PININSUL.4 RAILWAY' (THIS DAY.) The adjourned half-yearly meeting of the pro prietors, convened to receive the accounts for the half-year sadist/ Denecobse 31, 183. was held at noon at the Loadcm Tavern ; Mr. W. J. Hail:won in the chair. The account., having been published some time before, were taken as read. The CHAIRMAN. in moving the adoption of the account., laid they bore out the statement which was made in the report of the directors. There was only one point to which it was tiecusary for him to draw atten tion, namely, the large amount which they had during the half-year to pay for compenution. That amount was 23,7001.—a very verities item, and one but for which the profit. would have been much larger than those of any preceding half-year. The 100 arose, as they were aware, from the damage dope to improwed suttee ; and arrangement. had bees recently made which it wee hoped would prevent lame of that kind in future. At three stations machinery had already been provided foe pressing cotton. Is. reply to a question, The CHAIRMAN said that in addition to the lose Ely cotton In the half-year reported upon. there wee one arising from the same cane in February last This loos of wine did not appear in the accounts. The motion was then adopted, and the meeting separated. INDIAN BRANCH RAILWAY COMPANY. (MIS DAY.) The half-yearly general meeting of the above' company was bald at 1 o'clock, at the London Timm ; the Marquis al 2'witgrioats M the chair. The report, which had already been published, having been tame as read, The Cumuli moved its adoptioe. He add that company was the Grit company that had undertaken to make railroads in lads& without a gsamoteed sate of interest. An former companies had obtained a gnamatee of 5 per cent., sooomcanied with goverment con. trol sad delay. That company asked for no guarantee, and Was, therefore. not subject to government control ; its _object being to establish light mad. in various parts of India, which would depend on their own merits. The past operations of the company had been limited by the neceenty of proceeding gradually. The Manistee branch line between Calcutta and Senores received the approval of the late Lord Elgin. It was opened for day *mac only on the 21st of December last, and the re veries account up to the 31st of March showed a receipt of 1,650/.. and an expenditure of 600/., the profit being 5 per cent oe the outlay of capital. After Lord Elgin's Inspection of the Nulliatee line, 796 miles • additional road were granted by the lodise government to the company in the provinces of Oadeand Robilcund, and Maps had bees taken towards the ooustructiou of the works. He then entered into a detailed statement with regard to the lines embeaoed is the mileage just mentioned, and said the government had undertakes to gm* the company 1001. a mile per annum for 20 yearn as a subsidy. Tho total cost of them light railroads would be about 4,0001. a mile, or only one third of the average met of the ordinary railroads, and Ist aeticipated great MOMS for the company. Mr. .1. E. WILSON. eogineer.is-chaf in India, made some remarks coofirmatoty of those of the chairman with ra pid to the prospects of the nadertakiog. After some discussion the report was adopted, and the proceedinp terminated in the venal meaner. WEATHER RIPORT.-(THIS DAY.) 1.1.47, MIN 111. $ Li LW Le m . lass i I w. 1 4 &w. 1 4 Ism! w.aw. t 4 c m , 1• 1 7 1 7 w.W.w. I ; t as.ce st W. 6=! 33.14 65. W. 3. W. 4 20131i684 lB.ll 11.3. W. I L. Ol4 W.N.W. 4 Lean 13416 50 N.W. ' 4 Mal N.W. 4 L_ '30.32 N.N.W. Zocesfart 10.30 57; N. 4 4,37% 80.31 55 W. ! .6 811 4_ ti 34.11 66, W.N.W. 4 Perfamoulb 10.14 65: N.W. 3 ' LIDS= l6llO 471 W. j 6 Dover 30.31 416 W.N.W. N sraieulk Daarbatessh 30.04 66 W.N.W. 3 30.04 54 N.N.W. 4 R 616661.511 ISO 44 N. a.v. W . W.S.W. LW. W. Pi ____ W.S.W. •I LW. Is LW. imb .... N.N.W. I. OM N.N.W. eb N. eb W.N.W. b W.N.W. em Aft W.N.W. • a W. b• a W.11.W. A • ... W. as W. oe • ii: I B.W. r IN 2 isopostA. 0111 NOCIIIII.II IPTEDAY. Y.W. to S. W., ?nab to CoAns. a. W. to N.W., Aroma, strung, equally, rain squally, to fresh, at times. with showers. As above. Wiorna. W Wto N. W..strong to moderate, showery le places. W. to N. and bark, Somali:v. As pert above. fresh to strong, • itA showers. As Vert above. IAMB& W. S. W. to fresh, squally, some @bowers. Northern=9colland. Western=lreland. Wales. and ad. Wearies •tonthern=ingilth Manna' and Say of rascal, &astern =Eastward Ragland and North Sea The ceremony of distributing the prizes to the adds on board the Thames Marine officers' training ship Woroester, off Erith, took place yesterday is the memos of a large number of the friends of the boys, the officers of the ship, and a large and fashionable company. The prizes were distributed by the Right Hoe. T. MilnerGikeou, M.P., who was supported by Mr. Henry Gress, the chairman of the institutioo, Mr. W. H. Ballivant, Mr. Pbillipps, Mr. Strangley, Mr. D. Tiodall, Captain J. Dousett, Mr. Holmes, Yr. R. Parks, Captain Trivett, Her Majesty's iron-cased ship Prince Albert, re solutely Loathed at Milwall, hair been reenived into the basic at Woolwich, to be fitted with Capt. Colee's three cupola batteries, which have been built up by the ship wrights at Woolwich during the construction of the ship hi the builder's yard, lied are sow reedy for disposal M. de Quaade, Danish Plenipotentiary iu London, and two &Stoehr" of the Legatioo, yesterday went over the departmeota of Woolwich Arsenal. Their visit to the esta blishment had been announced, and was expected to take Place on Monday last, by a special memorandum from the War-offioe, in which the heeds of departments were re quested to affoni them the facilities necessary for their in pectioc. The principal object of their visit yesterday ap peared to be to enemies sod inspect the laboratory, shell, sad shot foundry, and the Armstrong gun factory. To their inspection of the latter department they devoted nearly two hours. News was received at Southampton last night from Cherbourg that six to eight mon of the Alabama's mew were drowned than we at tint elated, nickeling Mr. William Robioson, carpenter. Those saved by the French boat are expected at Southampton to-day. The New York papers say that men are so scarce Is Richmond that women have bean called on to aril es clerics in the Post-office and other government departments. At Mobile the post-aloe is said to be entirely served by wpm••- Me.sre. Charles Gnmm and Co.'s ship Pride of Abe Oosaa. from Melbourne, 79 dave oat. pawed Falmouth yesterday &herbaria. She briars 15,0001. in rid. • aerie el wool and 20 passengers. She landed one mail at Falmouth sad Goa psamager. 0711! - - 071.11 _ 2 - I .11.111 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1864: 740001 - f 1.000! .. LOOS! 1,024 .. 2.8?0' i 6,000 1 .0 3 2 t • • BRITISH MINS& 2.1.0 SO filised 0,4.0 4.40 111.11 s. _ sd LAMEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE On zianizo IE KEETING.-(THIS DAY.) VISITORS' PLATE. One mils sad throe-quarters. Oatch-'eco•Alive. Tippler, /laa-at•Anas, General Hi( Bs.lima, Ilatirioo, Tramp, Kassala, Tattoo, Raglan, Ack worth, Redcap, The Coast, Ostentation, Dr. Panglom, Olivia, Hersey Black Book, Qaadrille, John Davis, and Lady Williams are here. TROY STAKES. About five farloop. Cordials, Siberia, Cheverstte, Contrast, Sampson, Bow Bell, Petra's dam e, Pantaloon, Alias, Shrapeell, Verderer, Lovelace, Lydmootos, Same: Stag, Gardevisure, Kceaig, sad Cockcrow en hem. UXBRIDGE PLATE. About five Inflow Attraetias, Crythoia, Soapstone, Trumps. Sonia. Na than*. Jupon, Confederate, Simpson, Tyke. Lanedom, and Verdant are here. _ UENTLEMENT'S DERBY. Two miles. ;odliteeount are here. DANEBURY NURSERY STAKES. Six fialoogs. The Missionary, British Querns, Czarina, Lovelace, Bisque, Siberia , Ls Mexican. Gipsy Boy, Doefowl, The Star, Gaolers, Peppeee Ghost, Venus c, Lop-.sr, Les&lows, sad Maggie ars hers. _ _ WESTMORELAND PLATE. New tells. Twilight, 10;;;;T, Catch.'em•Alive, AIMS, General Hese, Tippler, Belhani, Aurelian, Clemson, T►ttoo, Galles, Captain Crow, Tromps. 'enrollee, Crotchet c, Master Richard, Mauna, Tenenffe. Signalman, Antoinette, Raglan, Odin*, Vabalathus, Black/Aar, Lady Williams, Redcap, Black 'Re* Jane Shore, Little Savage, Dr. Pen gloss, and John Davis are here. PORTSMOUTH PLATE. T.Y.O. Lamodows, IL — 011)V, ir7a4l; C. Lord Ronald, Lady Egidis, Lovelace, British Quern, Vaned& a, and Cock crow are hero. RAILWAY PLATE. Six I King of Orme, Oaaida , Lawadaaa , Enna L Nakuheysi Load Ronald. and Lady Egidia an ben. STEWARDS' PLATE. Two miles. Lord Zetiaokit;;;i:loh7TZie: Feirw►tar, Dispute, The Count, Old Faller, Tomato, Tippler, Trumps, Aok worth, Sardinia, Durham, sad The Clown are here. Oran AARIYALB.--Elympathy, Carlo, Lay Skeet, Dol. Pit* Forester, Creels, Ilia Seam, Cowl e, Rufford, No Nuns, Anglo SIZON, lady Clildes, Janina. Sortie o. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-LANE.-a il 18 DAY. ) The supply of English wheat cm We is our rea;kie to-day woe again retry limited ; but the quality of the samples was floe. Nearly all hods were be moderate request, at • equal to Mooday, and at which a cleanses wee eff ected. The quantity et foreign wheat brought for ward was by no mesas exteneive. Goad and flee qualities moved off steadily, at full quotatious. Low and damp parcels were • dull inquiry, but not cheaper. Floating cargoes of grain were Wetly, at full currencies. Very little &Wish barley was us the stands, and the supply of foreign was vary moderate. The barley trade ruled inactive, at late prices. Malt was in full average supply, and fair request, on former terms. We were fairly supplied with °ate, for which the inquiry ruled steady, at full quotations. Beaus wen quite as dear as on Monday, with a fair de mand. --- The inquiry for pass was steady, at late rates. The 'apply We. limited. Both Eoglith and foreign dour realised full priori, but the demand was by no means intim The seed market was in a sluggish Ante, on farmer term& L eider very little was doing. CUIJIJINT Pll.lOlB. Easorma. Pre Qr artiat. L I. Mom Kest, red,1383 38 to ti Do. whits, 1883 39 to 47 Norfolk and Lincoln rod, len 3B to 42 Mats! Pot Qt. OM, I. ffootob potato Irish, white „ black Ewa. Ilitoalpot IN to n Ttok 29 to 32 Harrow New 32 to to 42 MAL St _ _ __ blights Distilling Grinding to IA NAM. Lam Naiimilt, sai gagolk 6O to 66 Mope= and Ware OD to 66 Brown iii Guy _29 to 30 W.: S4 to 86 86 to ST FOOL Town mu* per MI _ _ Noy OAT I. Hounehold 2O b 3 32 liiitkh, feed IT to 12 Country 22 to 26 Norfolk wan Suffolk. floYnik . teed P 088282. Pm Qr. W 11232. 4. a DFdals sad Law. Per Pr. *LIM B. L Mal& mod &magi 17 Oa ?I loodas ....... 10 to n Dula - asses 1 101N+ U bU Put = SO to U U to 86 .. INDIAN Coax. White 29 to 32 Grinding nto If Tallow Diatilliaz Malting COM /Mullah, Dotal. brow l3 to 23 American, pee bri... 13 to 26 YU Jannis nr GRAIL td.. INTO LONDON, IT WATER CAMILLO; TALON JUNI Is ro JUNI 28, LNCLIMITI. mums. Barley. Malt. Oata nom. qra qra pm era lurk stem Initial endlootalal 1610 .. MO 3650 .. 1145 [nab 1 ltro foreign ' 13650 6670.. 3L530 . 5i0 silo is To I moo 4320 3000 27151 1510 1060 uwe Rowlock a tinkles a I. 24 Da= 4l le a 40 I* 41 Rama% Ned al to 00 oat A4Wetess. rod abliw . llauii LIVERPOOL COTTON dr CORN MARKET& (THIS DAY.) CIIT ft 1O AND DITZINATIONAL TOLOSILUM.) MOON . oat owe conuaroarDrer.) Conoir.—ilarket without change. Sale; about 6,000 balsa Coax.—Moderate attendance at market. Whtat in good danrand. at 2d. to 3d. per metal advance Once Tuesday. !lour, French, la. 6d . per banal higher. Indian corn 9d. dearer, mined 29a. to 29e. 3d. Egyptian bear study. Oats and oatmeal nnebangoi. BRYIRLD CORN MARKET. -(THD3 DAY.) ILKYRIC AID T3IIIIIIATIONAL TILTAILTI.) ORM 091 ow/ comas/wormer.) =term boy Inset freely, at Is. to 2e. more moon. Baum aad net, Is. per quarter dearer. WINCMG LANE.-{THIS DIY.) Soris-I.—The =whet suationae quiet and prier now show a &oboe of 6d. to 9d. per cwt. cia those Mist last week, the wiles of Waal lochs ass only trifling, about 6.000 bap of Yawning sold, grainy redoing 425. 6d. to 445. 3d. ; sod the parcel of Porto brought in at public sole. Re flood—No solos of insportanoe reported, holders still do. media( lane priors. Coma —The public soles of plantation C•ylon continua to go off heavily, and at • further slight dachas. Low to good raiddliair sold at 78e. 6d. to 85a. ; peabarry, 85e. to 90a, COCOA at firm prime. 200 bap of Trinidad sold at 645. to 70s. ; and 500 Loge of Granada, comma to floe red, 565. to 64a. 6d. . . . . ^ Tar —The market haa become quiet. ROIL-220 pubs. of Demerara mold at L. 7d.. • moan part, Is. 7 Ad. ; sod 20 puns. of Leeward', at ls. 6d. SALTPITILL, —No sales reported. Mum—A small parcel of Zanzibar cloves sold at 41d. cash ; and 300 begs of Singapore black pepper st the pro. vious peke of 311 d. ltics.—There is as baize demand, sod prices show a slight advance. Bengal old hard whit* sold at Da, and Baum at 9e. 6d. '.."" Corto;.- 1 117; sales ars limited to null potash. Jura —About 2.000 bake have bees sold, one of them bought in parcels, at full proms. TALLOWMARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The ssarkat is 6rm. Tows tallow is quoted 395. net sash ; Psionburg Y.C. oo ths spot. 41s. to 41.. 3d. ; all the month, 41s. to 41s. 3d. ; Judy to Septioabsc, 41s. 6d.; Ostobsr to December. 445. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) LuDtorium..—llidoe : Priori : 561 b.. to 641 i n., 2N. to 3d. ; 641 b.. to 72160, 3d. to 34d. ; 7290. to 401161, 3d. to 4d. ; 80Ibo. to 88Ibo.. 36d. to 44d.: Rdlb.. to 861 b... 4d. to 4f4. Horse bid.., 101. to 124. C.lf skins, light, St 6d. to 40. ; full, 8.. BOIMONDISIT.-19beepak ism : Lambs, 2. 9d. to 4.. 9d.; sbearlisp, 21.2 d. to 26. 4d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(PHIII DAY.) Norms. Pattie:odes and Smith report a fair amount of business doing in 1863 aat steady prioss. The plantation amounts are I. favourable ; the cold night+ retard the pro gramed the bins. TRI HAT AND TURNIP CROPS IN YORKB/1111 The bay harrest is just ootnmencing in this county, and oil the whole promises to be excellent. The late showers bars rerouted a general start being made, but hare greatly benefited the nalsrgrowth, which will add much to the general yield. With floe weather the scythe will be fully employed next week. The turnip crop bas failed in many districts. owing to the attacks of the fly, and upon the most sheltered situations farmers hare been obliged to sow a mooed crop. The pest failure has bate among the early. sown Sweetie, which bad heeo replaced by a mooed sowing of white-fleshed kinds. All con crops look remarkable well, and the wheat is now shot into full ear, promising a good sad very early hermit. WARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow,; The dealings in the railway market continue upon an unimportant scale. The tone to-day is fiat, and • further reduction has occurred in quotations. Great Western and Great Northern stocks have declined per cent. ; Metropolitan, London and North Western, and Caledonian * ; Midland and South Eastern 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire has improved 4. London and North Western is now quoted at 1111 to 1 ; Great Western, 65 to 4 ; Midland, 130* to 1 ex the new issue ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 to ; South Eastern, 994 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 461 to ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metro politan, 112 to 113 ; Great Northern, 130 to 132 ; and Caledonian, 118 to 4. Very few transactions are reported in India, Canadian, and foreign railway securities, and prices are unchanged. Indian lines are inquired for. ONDIMULY BRAZES AND STOCK. Pd. I BAILWATIL iriswa,WaLtetaveraL ilitylk sosto = ! andßrand OaWont= Cori and Banks Cornwall Da. • Ano &v. until I D 0.13 tp. la pind Dianna and Ba June DwadasaPertladAbd.ln Idintangliaad Glaago. Or sod Madero pal Ord. 13i. 11l 100 100 100 100 iiat7. Do. IL Avg. Stk., NO. I Groot Worth of looilaod Omit Northern Do.A )41 goo so ay. as Do.B fa Sp. o. paid B Cit. 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IdeiPlai • 39 41 I 1 Mal 9 10 psi $1 Win; i 161601 I/.nj 68 60 ii 19 poi at 70 1 $B4! 116 lir 72 -ii 2 3 7 74344931 8 3 3 4pa $ •pm it 23. - i lilt S !.pat It tatl 19' loW ' 17 12 9av 8 84pas, 29 st .131 lt Waal F lei - U - 1 14 16 wind II 4 prezdi U 6 26 6 pel sdi 6 6 pal 64 de i iilimi NI 411 i i pm' st_ es_ 1 ia - 49 91 1 96 07 1 910 ps i . 1 1 r/. psi i j.i.. P-.-. 1 e 4'l sak 47 49 gel r•zu 5. p= 10 61 I ClmbeYo Coo. !Minden _, _ Clireed enual Dev. G. Con. tilivistk) Draken&lie %me (Mewl Z led eit Guarico Vast Qum Brea Bart Grenville Z. W. Itomell (TavietiL) Grumbler llt M. Atari Oreg Duey (Limited) (Greed Montt Thiene G. W. Yoe (Holston) 'Grenville lierotre Yoot ingsion __ Downs =rags " lal"41 Ins on .... Now Beton Nortk Down Nail Zoakear krWh. Berea (Mom) North Wheal Orefty Prosper Malted 'Providence (U. Want' IL Cara ion (Stetson S. W. Primate (Megan, Stray Put Liu !`raft Wait Basset W. Ottodoo I n ds= West Mitotic. Weal Beton Wit Auwit(lllogan) 'Mb. Boller iltedritth) Wheal Ludcott W. Si aryAua (Meshes ) 1 Wheel Soto° Wh. Intact's, iLlak4 Wheel OW. 17. 40 7.4.0 84i. 4110404 K t 1.1.0 111.0 7.1.11 10 IL? 18.11.0 10.17.6 Si 4 10 •6i DERZNTIIItI MONEY MARKET.- (21118 DAL) Two o'CLoow. The unfavourable statements made by Ministers in parliament last night with regard to the impend ing break up of the Conference, have caused increased discouragement amongst the speculators in public securities. The funds are flat, though scarcely lower than they closed yesterday, while most other stocks have experienced a further decline of moderate amount. The speculative foreign bonds—especially Spanish Passive—continue to suffer the most. The discount market is firmer to-day, with an increased demand, but there is no pressure. The lowest rate for three months' bills is 6 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the terms for short loans on English government securities have advanced to 54 to 6 per cent. At Pali* to-day (according to Mr. Renter's telegram) the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 65fr. 65c., showing a reduction of 4 per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1, ex div., for money, and 891 to 1, ex div., for the account (July 8). The official business report is as fol lows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 4,1, 4, 3 ; ditto for account, 891, 3 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 4,4, ; New Three per Ceuta., 884, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 4, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 88., 3a. dis. ; ditto June, ss. dia. Foreign stooks are generally weaker. Spanish Passive Bonds are 4 per cent. lower, at 28 to 4 ; Mexican, 4 to 4 lower, at 421 to 4 ; Turkish Bonds of 1862 and the Consolid6s, 4 to 4 per cent lower, at, respectively, 70 to 4, and 474 to 4 ; and Greek 4 lower, at 221 to 23 ; Confederate Bonds are steady, at 62 to 65 ; and Russian scrip at 34 to 1 prem. Transactions are recorded as follows :--Chilian Three per Cents., 774 ; Dutch Certificates, 994 ; Egyptian, 101 ; Greek, for account, 224; Italian, for account, 69 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 76 ; Mexican, for account, 424, 43, 424 ; ditto Six per Cents., scrip, 4 dia. ; New Granada, 121, 12, ex div. ; ditto Deferred, 74 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 44, 4 ; Russian, 1862, 861, 4 ; ditto 1864, scrip, 34 prem. ; Sardinian, for account, 83, ex div. ; Spanish, for account, 521 ; ditto Passive, for account, 281, 4, 28 ; ditto Cer tificates, for account, 10 ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 704, 4, 70, 4 ; Venezuela, for account, 224. international Financial shares are now quoted 4.1 to 5 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 11 to prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 2to prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 18} to f. The arrival of 165,0001. in specie is announced to-day. The SL Dunstan, from Otago (New Zealand), has brought 72,0001. ; the Pride of the Ocean, from Melbourne, 15,0001. ; the Teutonia, from New York, 10,0001. ; and the York shire, from Port Phillip, 68,0001. Fotra o'CLocx. Consols are quoted 89f to 1, ex div., for money, and 89; to 90, ex div., for the account, being fractionally better than at 2 o'clock The market for the shares of the new undertakings bas now become very dull, and as regards many of them dealings are difficult. How they will ultimately rank in the market is becoming now, more than ever, • question of merits. Solid undertakings will probably suffer but little, apart from the check naturally given to pries* by the constantly accruing calls, but weak oducerns will experience difficulty in carrying on, and in some instances amalgamation will probably be resorted to. Meanwhile, one of the advantages to be derived from an nuoertain state of affairs like the present coetists in the discouragement under which all unsound enterprise must labour. The belief being entertained that Prussia will not recede from her arrogant pretensious, the question as to the future attitude of Austria is becoming one of increasing importance. In some quarters a dit foram° between the two powers seems to be ex pected. The question as to the course to be taken by our government is naturally the subject of still keener discussion. It being believed that a section of the British Cabinet is in favour of the adoption of measures of the strongest possible character, it is fully expected that, if only to conciliate them, some action—possibly only in the nature of a de monstration—will be taken, and the proceedings in parliament during the next few days will be watched closely, as likely to show what the nature of that action will be. About 18,0001. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The quotations of exchange from India and China, just received, show no movement of importance compared with those last to band. The Daily News publishes au interesting report from the governor and committee of the Hudson's Bay Company, who have just declared a dividend of 13s. per share. Through the Oriental Financial Corporation (Limited) the prospectus was issued last even ing of a new company for growing tea in India, under the title of the Borokai Tea Company (Limited). The Borokai estate is situated in the province of Cachar, to the east of Sylher, and adjoining the district of Assam. The estate comprises 2,500 acres, of which 100 acres are under old plant, 200 acres under plant of 1862, and 300 acres under plant of 1863. The net profit of the present year is estimated at 3,000/, and that of next year at 5,0001. The purchase money, including the present year's crop of tea and seed, is 27,5001., and the " reasonable working expenses of the estate from the Ist of April lest," of which a por tion is to be taken in shares. The direction is respectable. The capital is 100,0001., with a first issue of 50,0001., in 5,000 shares of 101. each. The following is the report of the directors of the London and Brazilian Bank, to be submitted on the 4th of July : The directors, in submitting to their co-proprietors the berince-slieet for the half•year coding 31.1 December, 1863, have to congratulate them on the present position of the beak, and on the steady ionises., of its banner. The accompanying accounts show a net profit for the second hallyear of 15,5311. 4.. Bd., alter making due allowance for all bed and doubtful debts. Out of this sum It is proposed to pay a dividend free of imams tax of U. is. per abase, &menials( to 13,6501. (being 6 per coot on the capital paid up on 31st December, 1863), and to carry forward the balance of I,BBli. 4s. &L to the credit of the nest amorist. The breech.. now established are Rio de Jarieiro. Pernambuco, and Rio Grande do Sol in Brazil, end Lisbon and Oporto in Portugal. That at Bahia will commence business ea let July, and them is every reason to believe that the combos:mid operations of them eateblishmeets will secure most satisfactory results. In ac cordance with the decision announced is the last report, the directors petitioned parliament for a private bill to authorise the division of the sharer, but they regret to my that they were minicamera both la their patine*, and also is a subsequest appikesios to goveramost to introduce a public bill to the are eller& Mr. B. J. Knight having proceeded to Lisboa as manager of that brume, the direc tors have appoisted se merotery Mr. Jobs Bastes, late manager of the Oporto breech, end formerly secretary to the Anglo-Portuguese Bonk (Limited). The directors have also to annouote t h e appointment of Mr. John George Goodoir, formerly of Itio.and Bahia, as inspector. The share oertincatos of the Italian Land Com pany (Limited) will be ready for delivery in ex change for the letters of allotment and bankers' receipts, on Monday, the 4th of July. A second special meeting of the Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited) is called for the lit of July, to oonfirm the resolutions passed on the 17th instant. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : ♦t tbsolsointh miss al aids make foe the year, a good demand was=eneed, and in NOON cases rather higher prior were Emit India.—Ox and Cow.—Calcutta of good to fair quality were in good dimmed, although occasionally Nome wools were barest irs. The home trade were active buyers, and to some SUN Dams slaughtered bides of clean cure realised an advance of id per lb., but prices of other descriptions remain unaltered. Madras and Bombay, dc., sold well. The analysis of the sales is 93,299 Calcutta new parcels ,• 16,136 brought forward from former males, sad 4,984 Madras and Bombay, de. ; in all 114,419 hides, of which 76,000 were sold. East India—Buffalo said well. Lather.—Fast Indian was in good request at advanced ties. Australian brought higher prime. Baited Hides.—Australian sold well at full pricer, to an advanee did. per lb. Cape were in good request. Dry and Unsalted Hides—Mauritius brought fair prigs. Moieties , kips sold well. Dane were in good demand. Per mian were fairly competed for, but being a trial parcel, scarcely realized their full value. . . fianie Hideo—ffelted South American brought full prima. North American were le fair request. Bark.—Mimosa was doll of male, and chafly bought in. With reference to the silk sales, the circular issued yesterday by Messrs. Durant and Co. has the following : Theperiodial public sales commenced yesterday and ars concluded. The quantity offered was about 2,300 bales Bengal silk, 3,700 bales China, and 1,600 halm Japan silk. The whole was allowed to peas rapidly without any bidding., the activity of market having ceased on Friday last. The ec. manta se to the European crop continue in the same strain. even the most sanguine not venturing to look for more than the quantity of last year, while the stock remaining of old silk is generally believed to be less. Our deliveries con tinue upon a very moderate scale. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wedneeday,June 22, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation Public &pout. 9,287,504 Increase 775,283 Other deposits Cl?vsininsat frouritise in batiking department 11,122,267 No change Othersecnrittce in basking department Coin and Whoa in both departments Seven,day and other brills 452.477 Decrease 17,7.10 The Rest 3,303,455 Increase 15,287 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes & ooia in banking department) . 8,796,331 Decrease 30,024 Both the government and private deposits have increased, and the aggregate addition to the Bank's resources would have been considerable bad it not been for the simultaneous heavy increase in the private securities. The net result is a decline of 30,024/. in the reserve. The coin and bullion slightly exceed the amount reported last week, not withstanding the occasional withdrawals for ex portation. BANK Or KNOW/13—Am I and et► vie.. e. 32, tor the week 18a4. Notes Issued Eta 280,366 Account pursuant to the Act Ilk ending on Wednesday, June 21. tioveiniient debt.. 1.11.015.10. Other securities 404,900 0011 olio and bul lion 811ter bullion ... mrPerrnlnT. Government Secu rities ((Including Dead Waling An nuity) Other Baturniss Noise Gold and Silver Coln altd,676 Lts,sso,aos 8418468 DI Proprietors' Capital 414,868,000 Rost 14104,456 Public Deposita ta eluding Sacheq., Bay. Basks. Cota sala. or National DOAt,~eed Dtv Accounts) Other L 0 94411 4, 11.011,910 Seven dyad other Bills 44177 stAcidta Jaw ti, WA THUIBDAT EVZIFING, Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to ex div. for the Bth of July, opened this morning at 891 to 90, and closed at 891, "sellers." or money the last price was 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89/, 1 ; ditto for account, 891, 1, 90, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 881 , ; Bank Stock, 236, 237 ; India Five per Cent. ftock, 1041, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 541. dia. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. Lndia Bonds were dealt in at ss. die. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, the March at Ba. to 3e. die., and the June at be. dia. to par. The foreign stock market opened at a fall, and, though more steadiness was shown afterwards, 'most of the principal speculative stocks closed at • mo- derate reduction from yesterday's prices. Bank shares remain heavy. A decline has taken place to.day in Bank of New Zealand, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China, Imperial, LoLdon and Hamburg, London Joint I Stock, Merchant, and Mercantile and Exchange. London and Westminster Bank shame were excep tionally firmer. A severe fall—amounting to 71. per share—has taken place in the shares of the London and Brazilian Bank, which were last noted 9 to II prem., on the issue of the 'report. Hudson's Bay shares have declined to 181 to 1, and Egyptian Trading to 21 to 2; prem , English and Australian Copper, English and Soottish Marine Insurance, Joint Stock Discount, Madras Irrigation, New Zealand Trust and Loan, Nova Bootie land and Gold, and Rio Improvements shares were all flatter. The shares of the financial companies were again flat. International Financial and General Credit declined 2a. Bd., and Credit Mobilier, Credit Fon der, and London Financial about be. The closing notations are annexed, vix.:—lnternational, sto prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; London • , 11 to f prem. • Imperial and Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 21 to prem. ; Credit Mo bilier, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Credit Fonder, 8} to prem. The dosing (bat in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. : International Land Credit, 1} to 21 prem. • Millwall Iron Work; it° # prem. ; Chamonix Hotel, to 14 prem. Italian Land, din to prem.; Channel Steam , lto 2 prem.; York-street Flax Spinning, jto prem. ; Hol comb and Co., 1 to lf prem. ; London and Southwark Insurance, to # Fem. ; and Humber Iron Works., 2 to 11 dia. The ship Taronin has been engaged for the con veyanoe of government emigrants to Adelaide, South Australia. LN,1144,1b7 I • 40,000 ' 4 No. 1 ft. I 491,011 R. 108drifi fit. 610,000' St. 418,000. 1 /SCOW 1028223 312.430 tbS,73O, Otista.4p.e.ltar.ll3o.. o.2olto.,4p.c.Jiut&Jaly O. Wait —A.M.—Ds-Ai p. el. Jan. & July- - • • St lasta&TS.4 p.a./ma/17 1 St Lac4/&*&.4ptOtioltatr LllN.W.4p.s..hutaJoilT, St. Do. Se p.a.Jan.faaly St L&S.W.,4p.e...lsitiattly Si littllandAp.c.Jaa..thay St N. &DLitt R. P. &D. ft. St Soot.M.K.SPaLAP-404‘ MIISCILLAKI K SS U U *e ft 106 IN *9 g 98 100 1117 1011 97 OS Kula No. i DILI DOMPadaa. IP. I CS. prima I Wm. 01.•00 10 Arglo.lll4edeea Ilhd - all r llll - 113,0001 116 Australian Apnea- 19 10 211 - 10.091 111 Aosksliaell.l.otrai 3 psi I st : - 47,400 10 13erttoWaterworke ( ) 511 ii 11 1 tO,OOO 4 Bombay Ow (110,14 ed di r _ v.. 50 &WY American lA* 49 ... 134,7801 84. B. ilt I. Dag. TeL (L) 100 47 II - 8,016 311 Canada Company all 77 II - 60,030 10 recadiagLosadlov:L ) 91 edia -• 21,0116 10 Oeyloa Company A pm 121 20,000 60 City Ofbees i Lim.) . - 60,000 10 Com of Atricatider.(L) Per -- 60,000 60 CommereidUaloMlAL; 8 - 20,000 50 Cormolldeted DM.. g.) 014 pm - 17.5001 20 Contleentd ITILOaatL.) le 2pm -- 40.0001100 iCeetreaCorporatioe(l 11 11pm - 12492 1 U c0P. 61 . 11 1 1 44. 71 4 6 .711.0. all 21 14 - 10,000 60 Credit Fonder 6 8 9pm - 10.000 60 Do. 01 Ntseritim (L) 1 Idia Par 1 - 10,000 60 Credit *dither 10010251 81 . Palace 1110,8631. 84. i Proknweit lOO 110 116 - 277,0004 81 Do. 11 p. 8. P Deb lOO 109 113 - 10.0 0 100 Dlecoan (I. 124 2 $ to - 0 60 11.1adtaa FLoandal il ) 6 - WON 10 L Ines Irrig. a Qum I 64 lax 664 • 100, 10 losollieooadirrd.(l. 2 14 Ipm 679,0751. 81 Owes* Tekgraph - 70,000 6 tag. mid Am. Oopper all 14 - 10,000 100 Deg.d.SootilehXaria. IL 0 par 11611 - 16,000 100 Maude! Corporation. 6 I Pat - 30,000 20 Fore-et. Warehouse (L. 2 41 6pm 61 10,000 60 Gallium (Limited)._ 11 4 1 die - 121. • 10 r.Crwllt& MAW Loa.(L 4 11 21pio 81 10,000 15 0111. Steam Nevi/pilaw 14 16 IS 17 20 . .' 14 RometColadalAa(L) 11 1 4p m - 140,000 10 Hadaos'illoy all IS* 1 184 100.000 10 Imp.44ller.CJLAss. X) I 2 pm 71 26,41110 1 ladled Carrying (Um 1 1 Pm - 110, * letentat. Vinsa.3.4.(L) II 41 6 491:0 100,800 10 later. lead Credit (L,) I - - *AN 20 Itellaalsvig. (Om Wit 111 41 111.11 e .. MOON 1* Co. 4p. A 111 a 0. le* A s 1 0 - 00,000 26 la6attiladtlNeomi4(l.) 1 14 tiPt• Ti i 20,000 50 Lead Seettrillet (Um.) it It 2pm .- 20,000 26 Load. Atrium hada( 1 * brn - I. 26 Load.andCakeloo. Mr 6 par open ... 12. 6 L 006.0144144 !deg ) A 1 2 - SO, loot Mr. ism*. L) ll 1 0 Ilpin1 lpin 10 SO, 60 De. New 1 H Ipis 141 176, . a lead.O.Orenibee CAL) all 3 - 10, •.. 60 Loud., Italien, &ABMs. 1 ledte - dim 60,000 le Lood.trovindalliartae 1 1 2mc - 1141,000 10 Madrid' Irrlga. a Caul 1 idle tom - 50.000 20 Do. - - -. 10.000 SO MAILFISIIIIILaad,im (L ) 2 par Ipm - 11,500 10 Ueda. Wan. TU. (L.) all 61 54 - 12,600 10 NaialLoodACoL C. (L 11 per Ipm 36 -id 80,000 IS Nattosal Dlo.Com. (1., 6 94 10pm 114 18,000 PM National Ohms Nay. (L) 10 1 din 20 - IMO,OOO 10 25. N Nerbedds .Didamit O T. oal lt Lean(L, aL ' I L.' 1 1 11pre - pa 11 60.000 10 N.Prd..tidervaa. la. L 111 144 191 - 80,000 2 NovsBoduill.aadL 14 all 91 I* - 10,010 16 Ocean /dada Laura. 4 16 17 pm - 10,' 10 OrientalCoesmerdal(L I 7 3 4pa - IN 1100 1 Orkatal OM (Limited) all 11 11 - 00,000 1 Do. New - *NO 10 Orleallelead3leam(L) au 3 1 2, 111 8 MPA 10 i • Plammital (L.) 1 1 ... 10,000 5 Ottoman Om (Welted II ... 12,500 15 rananalt.lLUasm(l.) 7 T - 1500 5 Do. d 0.... - all 010,0001 el Pealltlv.t.eaditlDA(L) 100 44 it -. SO, SO Peelneulor AO. Mem all Ti 90 Id 791 79 id 10,0041 SO De, Now 3O IT 10pm ad 471 Id 17,000 II Qu4trada L., It., NA 64 14 r - a - 10,000 b 0 Wows liras •li a 10.000 16 lto. Now - 4,260 16 &tor. City loprev. (L ) all 21 10 -• 20.750 16 Ditto ditto . - s ip= 44 ILO* IN Dimal 11.518kais. .- 0 -. 100,40311 84. Bcot.Aoelra Invest (L IN ISO 144 -. 60,0001 50 ilailth, [night, &Ce.(L 1 4 Ole - =1 30, SO fte.lieme.d6A*44oll.) 41 1 Iltdis - lh SO 8. Atrkaa IL a 114. (L` 6 4 11 . - U lON South Australian L 66,1 all SO -. 110,0005 IL lsaria• Teleoraph lOO 45 66 - 1A.550 . 10 Tel. Construe &14616.(L Wu par -. m l 100,000 10 Mamma Mervey la.(Li 41 elm 41 Lg, 10 TiguldidgeseyeL4o/4 L. * I Pe - N, Di T. A L Co. of U. . 1 fpm ad - 660,0,000 6 061tedILTaiiii.06(1.) lO IMa - 10 Untrue. Marine Ina (I ) !die epsa - 261 ). 01 10 Upper Assam Tes(LU6.) 104 le pm ad -ad 10, i• VsellWaraThad... *l' 10 12 - 10.010 60 W•FTSAS ViUMMllLille. 1 I 4 4 413 - N,OOO, 60 Wedladiahlteisse L IS 1 14pr - PREFERENCE SHARES Grog &stirs, i;;.;;;;&;;;Wait;;;;• 74. 1, 107. Gnat Winters, Original Pretense, 4j per seat., 98. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. AMmeep sod Rotterdam, 9a. Omit Luxembourg. 10i. PBOTINCIAL SHAM rAmsrs. TEVINIPOOL. Jun 23.—Wee Se-day :—Oreat leders. 481— tanesabire and Eat/Aire, 114—London and North W 113—Manchester, itherbeld, and lincolnahire, 116 i — Midland (Birmingham and Derby), 9111 shares, 3 p.—N. K. Berwick capital Mock, 101—South Enstarn. 901--21exican Three per Cant., 431-Bpanisit Pasalves.2Bll —B. and A. Etch .nge Banking Company (Limited), 18 c. p.—Mercantde and Exchange Bank (Waited, 10 9al p.—Ditto, new shares, 91 1 p. National Berm of Liverpool (LMated), 61 p.—Ditte, arm. Mimed at 6 p., 8 North Western Bank, 80 Marine (Limited,, Ziliptre Marine Limited). 1 9-16 p.—Maritime Insurance (Limited), 7-10 p.—Mereantile Marine (Llatted). 1 p —Quad' Insurance, 11 p.—Thames and Money Marine ,Llnalted , , I Union Marine (Limited), tf 1346 p UniMal Lies. 106—National 81116/1 Navigation Company, 4 d. Mem ears; Jun 2E—The market dome Arm, but It ha. been quiet all day. Consolidated Bank (Limited). 71 p —Gnat Lazesnhourg, 101 - Gnat Northern A. 1431 4 o—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131—Manchester and County rank, t 1 p.—Man eheetar, and Lincolnshire, 141 0 1 f—Metropolltan, 1120 f enemas. 421 31 1-6onth Pastern, 901 —29rmlah Psssime, !tBB}} Thames and Mersey Marine bunraitos, 3 p.— General Credit, 21 p.—Buderms Day, 1811-16. COAL MARLET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Tees, ITa. ; Walla Eod Hartlepool, 17s. 3d. Walls End !kiddy's Rotten, 160. 9d. ; Walls Eud Sout h Hellos 161. 6d.; Walls Hod Heusi' Hall, 16a 6d. ; Wills Hod Benne. 160. ed. ; Walt Sad Moe Nal% 164 . Wan. Zed Goforth, 15s. 9d.; Wall. Hod Harlot', Vs. 0 64 Tanfield Moor Batas, 14s. —Ships at market, 45 ; al sea, 60. THZ PRINCE Or WALIS AND Tar VOLIINTENAN. —le reply to a letter from Lord Bury, thaskiog his royal bighorns for the !wooer conferred upon the Civil Service Rifles by the late royal inspection, the Prince of Wales writes:—"Marlborough-house. June 16, 1864.—Ny des, Lord 11° Many thanks for your very kind letter, which I have just rewind ; and for your kind allusion, to the Prisms and myself. I can assure you that both the Prisons sod myself are deeply sessible of the feeling displayed towards us. And we were both very much gre.. tilied by the inspection of the Civil Barnes Volunteers seder your command yesterday. We shall always be most anxious to support any gnat public institution and under. table' ; mid it it most neosenry to Porno:age the colon. teen, who bare displayed so noble a hieing in coming for ward for the defame of their gowning° mid mutiny.— With my kindest regards to Lady Bury. I retools yours very siscarely,—Bigeed, Attires EDwAlD.—Lioutowite Colossi the Viscount Bury, ALP." THI LAT' WM. SMITH O'Batiw.—The remains of the late William Smith O'Brien arrived at fair &stock yenturday merinos at the North Wall, is oast of the City of Dublin Company's steamers. About 2,000 perms were present to receive the monies. A beans wen is athesdaino, mid as seas as lb* man was ociaveyed on shore it was tress towards the hearse is order to be conveyed to the Great &ethers and Western Railway en route to Limeriek, but the people shouted unanimously that it should In carried to the railway, sod all efforts to Woo it to the home was unavailing. A proemial was formed. and the coffin was horse os the shoulders of six inns tett» railway, by way of the Royal Canal sod the principal streets.—Dtsblis Daily Alarm . . . . MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciooz. The mining market continues quiet. There is a demand, however, for East Caradon and Zest Lovell shares, at better prices • the former are now quoted 24 to 4, and the la t ter 17Lto 181. The official report just received from Zest Lovell is of a favourable character. East Grenville are called 4 to 61, being fiat; Wheal Grenville 7 to I ; Marko Valley, 6to 1 ; and Great Vor, 31} t o 32 ; East Russell shares are o ffi cially marked 4 . Cape Copper shares have receded, and John del Rey and United Mexican are flat. Other colonial and foreign mines are inactive. The first report of the directors of the Anglo- Brazilian Gold Company (Limited), to be sub mitted on the Ist of July, congratulates the pro prietors upon the swami which has attended the establishment of the company. Captain Trelosr states that he believes the produce in the second year will be sufficient to pay the whole of the expenses instead of half, as originally estimated. Mr. &nest, the second engineer to the Rio de Janeiro City Improvements Company, basrecently visited the company's property, and speaks ia the highest terms as to the future prospects of the mines. At the Kelly Bray Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of 4681. A call of Ss. per share wee made. DIIVOIC A/CD CORNWALL.—The crops in thew two image' are geeerally very ereaniaies. Wheat is ia faq lat, and there will be abusing@ of straw. Barley and oats aka leak well, sad are aseenally forward, axone mete late epos amps. winch we this sad backward. Teraina end have been immeesely benallamt by the rain which ra : Ets ve a daring the pat fortnight. The hay harvest Ilse eowinwaiewl in many locals, and several scores of mires have been cleared of capital crops. The apple sad pear treat are well stocked with fruit, sad noises wW.• prevail the supply sons be Teri logic I - :: wo 100 100 HO 100 1% 109 10111 ISS 10 101 it. IA $7 MI k MI i Me u II 104 100 4i de rt. ei $1 - 111 2 0 -. 61 so u - 'lf -i. _ 21 13 13 iii 17i 414 7i 63 xd td - ftt _id 111 la - 114 1.600 1 4 000 0.900, .. 2,0001 1,024' .7oo' eeool 4. I,leol ei 612 . 4:1 .. e,OOO ewe .. 1,0141 .. 4001 631 .. 4.800 ( 1,014, •• sioot, :: :: cool ~ - IS 111 08 IN OS 100 9 100 86 87 98 100 es 100 I