The Express. — London, England, 1866-07-27 00:00:00

3LE - -~~• Rnery no 'Ft receiv e d L : uted), it ; UN, rtion, AL T IV Bay a i ore cold at *ft IMENT. DAY.) oak. een brou g h t 4,97013 1 0 pencenerlsaaie e it Tie - 17 m the vote, et from the rinitl,. menhirs (Yr almenton 14; :metal ice the, inertia' b. 4 g Sinn• It itb m licence of te a ig t inclined to P 4 44 e t. JER hrh avi , rem raa proaeadaii (L/K/324. and creditani Tavern, ibis net by law he han k sad is be impoad i k y assistanc e wra ter the ineera i d • plan to pra m resuscitares, mmittee of r appoiatamat speotiv . e briar. d, owing a b opraeticaw of the IQ id up capital will of AL I; her call eY 'thong Nom wound up /7 Nu If thee vie is. in the pa w t if there woe I could be raj in that at earl it the liquidaim ;ter Broad, Ifs R be the conintilar t be adopts& aendment the* th tented to the ht to that pried eam state of waft no loos d t of their e ow if these s the report up a I before, and thee Then there ea fla n 13.0001. market. Tr over that 13,111161, objected to reap. being en the egt. tent. He smal is was formed tops. had no right toper hey had they mg lders first. Hs town that the twee s had sold shwa' antly deny. ' osier in the transfer for book should be for the purchase at Uo. :0601., and the eteb ea at 34,000 i. 7oogood and Co. kEd 7,000/. a year. Ibt to give three yews' have been 21,0*., ui three times OW ed, which was pb Ari COMP . 3 shareholders a Tavern this day, 111‘ at the net prods d g June 30,11566,af1e every other erpsnla ;dal debts, amountll .he balance bleglil 17s. 10d., mai which it is ; under merit, 3,61311. Js. of income tea) et 11 vital of the comma, lion uncalled. AT • 1. ; interest on Mr id. ; to carry fano 0921. 9s. 11d. ould have been /API 3 surplus of Let Ist a before, but as y divided 111 r's portion ama 7 e future r e lt ri f: ger than tut of the massage from the riadmisk visitation, Doi b•if NevestlasiM unting, taking ink * paid up, to 151 00 !"I t besides, so that WY doption of the Mee; pate that they malls of dividend whoa tla IY;ridend roommeeilid WAY DIVIDXIIIA wc.astle-npon - Tr e i ese . f o ll o ws Benda , r cent ; t r )arlington 8J Pir "r" r IRELAND. mmenoed on VT edgy ~ wend jury, at row ,h Crawford to Won m r . Author g he (Fl *kr observer, It. The Plein tig ___L: vosessn, end ••"—* f ar ward Warrenj34 fee the spring a w e. returned. The DO murder," ant, who was 6eltal ding Patrick Sbe ._ . 'quitted of the deed or ; j e an d Glenn.alza: 1 f:setured hie ......, re also seg o ; : war ted. ... died the station- se it all the siding' d—the 7' ow,„„ • offence, if oonnwee Li -• be result of bitter pro: alkyd murderer df__ .0 wak maius im a i l.:win . ice is still a no offence tordyeatil! sral by the obse. oft rotas y man, an: l : 4 : Kt ; bnt, we re mi. pe o m pewe !_r4. o Steen, enaeteda u l !unctions kb*/ °think of it that did initial bawl, ,„, t perform at any _......; we now arrei.. Tf",, zee se the meat Wiele7; f ro m the jell Ilw t, • comae' for the d WY have °v.° , J dtto e, compose d fun, iv D° lr c'D LAW• INTELLIGENCE. grits DAY.) OOURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. . (Ware the Judge Ordinary.) TAW V. WWI ANU GOODOZZ• Plitchardappoirsd for the petitioner, a horse dealer, acfghbourhood of the Edgware-road. Re married a w eepeadait is 184& Boon afterwards she became a w ellneed drunkard. ffefue years ago she sold up his Isesehold effects and decamped, and be heard no more of h er fill last year, when he found her cohabiting with the ceree poudent at Sittingbourne, in sent, with whom she b a d lived ever since the elopement. Decree nisi. _ Batman= v. SCHOLZ:MELD. Dr. Spinh• for the petitioner; Mr. Will for the re oodent, a house-agent in Vincent-square, and landlord a the Cambridge Hotel, Norwood. The parties were married in 1847 and cohabited till 1880, when the respondent deserted his wife and he had since ken living with a Mrs. Fanahaw at Norwood. There had tosn no children of the marriage. The charge of desertion not being pressed the court panted the petitioner a judicial separation. ON= V. ORLEN. Dr. Wambey was foe the petitioner, the wife of a clerk in the establishment of Messrs. King and Loder, the whole ale stationers. She wee married to the respondent in 1884, and lived with him for about three years, after which he seduced one of the workwonwn in his meters' employ men i t • and the fact coming to their knowledge, they die :shied him. He then deserted his wife and went to Aus tralia. Decree nisi with mete. CLAPHAM r. CLAPHAM AND GU MP: Dr. Spink; for the petitioner, kie married the respon dent in 1855, and lived with her first at the Reattf i r Botanic Gardens, and afterwards at the Royal, which was • public place of amusement. The responden t had a large share in the management of the business, and the co-respondent was a plumber employed about the pre mises. Guest was a married man, but the respondent con ceived an infatuated passion for him, and conducted her. self towards him in the most shameless and profligate manner. Decree nisi, with costs. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. GAMBLING TH HYDE-PARK. Henry Sadler, labourer, Williass Hall, compositor, and Alfred Halpin, 4eneral dealer, were charged before Mr. Knox with villilLng in Hyde-park, contrary to the regula tions of the Thomas ms;;, 165 C, said be was on duty in Park-lane the previous afternoon about 4 o'clock, when he saw a crowd of persons inside the park, end on going serves the park be found the prisoners with a stand playing with dice and betting with halfpence. Sadler threw the dice and the others were plaging. The stand was covered with an oil cloth and with painted devices on it similar to those on the dice (Prince of Wales feathers, and hearts, stars, and diamonds). As soon as he went up the prisoner Beagin said " Chase it (run away), here's the beadles coming , , and the prisoners then went ended under a tree. He took them into custody and took posse • n of the stand and another with some iron rods and rings which were used for gamb rude heg the te rings t, being thrown the w to o t l e to the Sadler drew a dice-has ho l m hi l l, awl en 4Y stariliiig be found a dire-box on bin'. Hall said he was a stranger to the others, and worked for his living a.. a compositor in the St. Funera.-xoid. lie was only playiag. Mr. Knox s he would have inquiries made respecting Hall. The question was whether he was one of the dupes or one of the rogues. Sadler said the articles produced did not belong to him but toXi man who asked him to carry them as he had another job to do. The constable said that Sadler was throwing the dice when Bergin said, " Cheese it." Bergin said he was a general dealer, and had lots of things like the dice boxes in his possession in the way of business. Mr. Knox asked Beagin if he could produce anyone to speak to his character. Bergin said he could. Mr. Knox said that as to Sadler there could be no doubt about him. He was liable to be sent to prison for three months, but as he was not known he would only send him for a month. As to the others inquiries would be made respecting them. WANDSWORTH. THE WIMBLEDON RIFLE BUTTE.—IMPORTANT TO THE ASSOCIATION. Four young gipsies, named John Powell, Christiana Powell, Catherine North, and Norio North, were placed in the dock, charged with damaging the riffe butts belonging to the National Association. The girls set up a crying noise on being brought into the court, and they were told by the magistrate that there wee no need to make so much noise. Henry Manyon said he was common ranger of Wimble don-common. At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon he saw the prisoners at the butts at four or five different places taking rat the spent bullets. About 401bs. of load were found upon them. The damage to the butts was 10e. He had cautioned the prisoners several times. The prisoner John Powell Raid they did not touch the butte They picked up the pieces of lead lying about the ground. The witness said he saw them digging at the butts, while one was on the look-out to give the alarm. There were two others, but they got away through the alarm raised b 7 one of the girls. They were in the habit of using sticks or anything else to dig out the lead. In reply to the magistrate the ranger said the butts, which were a mile in length, were not fenced in. Mr. Dayman said if they did not protect the butts in some way they must be liable to the damage. If the were able to cause damage to the amount of 10e. grordabe worth their while to fence the butts in. The ranger said he attended on behalf of the &semis boa. Mr. Hayman was aware of that ; and he wished him to let the emanation know that if they left their property, cm and exposed they could not expect the law to interfere end protect it in the usual way. The law was intended to assist those who took ordinary tare of their property. They, the magistrates, were always desirous to usist the association as it was a great national institution, and held up by everyone, but at the same time he could not treat the of the association out of the ordinary way. By Cv i t e n r g tY the butts open it was a great temptation to search for the lead. He discharged the prisoners, and told them that though the butts were left unprotected they had no business to take the lead out of the mounds, as they must cause some damage. The next time they were brought before him they would have to pay for the &map. The prisoners were then liberated. TM FIRE AND LOSS OF TWO LIVES AT Hoxroir. INQUEST. —(THIS DAY.) This afternoon Mr. W. Payne, the City coroner, held an inquiry at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, touching the death of Thomas Burnett Bede, who lost his life in fireconsequence of a having occurred at No. 28, Pitfield skeet Hoxton. On last Saturday night at 12 o'clock the shop of Mr. Peaks, a draper, carrying on business in Pitfield-street, Horton, was dosed, and the inmates retired to rest. In two hours after the house, which was a four-storied One, was discovered to be in flames, and • rung woman, named Mary Anne Dennis, aged twenty-four years, was burnt to death. Mr. Humphrey', the coroner, opened an investigation, and, the circum stances under which tho fire occurred being of a very mys- I tenons character, the jury requested an adjournment of the inquiry in order that further evidence might be ob tained. On Thursday Mr. Beale expired in the hospital from injuries he had received while escaping from the binning house. Mr. Janie, Fuggles said that he used to live at No. 28, Pitfield-etreet, Horton. He carried on the business of a draper. The premises condsted of a dwelling-house and ihoP• A fire broke out at a quarter to 3 o'clock on Sunday maiming. Witness went to bed at • quarter to 1 o'clock on &today morning. Witness slept in the second floor. The third Boor heck was occupied by the eervent girl who is iced. The shop extends further back than the louse. Coroner—Where did this fire break out? Witness—ln the basement ; but we all thought at the time that it had broken out in the top of the house. The basement contained the kitchen, • pump, and other dims. There were three gas jets in the basement. The metre was in the front kitchen, near the window. There were Ito lights in the shop and upstairs in front room first floor. Wainnis brother Frederick called him up, and told him lam Mum was on fire. Witness mid, "Where is itr' The smoke was coming up the stairs. Frederick mid, What shall we do ; shall we run down r Witness mid "No ; let us run up and call the others." That was done. • frz. people slept in the house at night. Mter a good deal of further evidence, the inquest was adjourned for two hours. FATAL Aocintsr.—Yesterday a man named John Iliannely of Burseaugh, platelayer. was returning from his %resided, along the outside of the siding, but close to the 214, 1 at Surscoush Junction, when the 8.25 express train from Southport neared the junction at a rapid speed. The engine whistled, and Mannar, apparently losing all pre sence of mind, j um p e d right before the engine. He was knocked down and killed, and dragged upwards of 100 lerds, along which distance the line war strewed with poi bons of lib body. Deceased was of of age, and bad beele n for many years in the cum employment. Cincinnati two weal y coloured gentlemen tome purchased a vacant lot between two elegant residences in a huhionable quarter of the city, and propose to buiki & church fo r th e i r race th ereo n . —New York Herold. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 27, 1866. MARE LIST&-(171111 DAY.) Chato+CLoac. is The railway market is very inactive to-day, and • the quotations of the principal stocks exhibit no change, compared with those lmt current yesterday. s,ri , London and North-Western stook is now quoted 1 4 1184 to 4 ; Great Western, 63 to it ; Midland, 1264 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1234 to • 124. South-Eastern, 674 to 68 ; Great Eastern, 294 fi to ; Caledonian, 124 to 125 ; Metropolitan, u 131 f to I ; Great Northern, 1214 to 122} • ditto L« A, 1294 to ; and London, Chatham, and IDover, 22 to . Fore it ign and colonial railway securities have u s been little dealt in, and prioea generally are un- u altered. ORDINARY BRAE= AND RIOCRA. Pt I umwArs I (111 = 7 1 • 11 86121 *0 - dm to ißrlsicd and Exeter ....I w I 112 11 ICaledoplan ;isambrian 'Cart and Bandon °Cornwall Dublin and Belfast's= :trandee,Yerth,&AbclJa ;DNA London Scrip Pet I — Ea Glasgow and B. Western Ores Pastern Ord. St._ 112 114 29 Ko 6 11 igi I- I— De IL Ang.131.i.,N0:2 PreatNorth ot Scotland 'Great Northern Do.A . 1 A MAIO 4111. I Dab Ulan. a pedal 'Do. New W. s• 26 pm. Do. Ord. Def. Dtv. Stock at. South et West. (W ) Great Western Do.P.tourVaLGuenk . 53 Ai 1,2 1} n 12a 1231 4 $1 2 1/ 2 11 1181 lY MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Gin o'CLucar. There is little business in the stook markets to- day, and the general course of prices is rather un favourable. The funds have declined per cent for money, but are unchanged for the account Foreign bonds have given way in several cases, and British railways are inactive. Very few transactions have occurred in banking and financial shares, and quotations generally are un altered. American securities have receded, on the advice. from New York. The shares of the Anglo-American Telegraph Company continue in strong demand, and have risen to 14 to 2 prem. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference are also 2s. 6d. better, at 4# to per Si. The discount market is quiet to-day, with a good supply of money, and few bills offering. The general rate is about 9 per cent. Consols are now quoted 881 to } for money, and 884 to for the account (August 9). Foreign stocks are fiat, and prices have declined. Mexican bonds have receded * per cent. ; Spanish Passive and Italian of 1861,} ; and Turkish of 1865 and Spanish Certificates, 4. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are now quoted 51 to 53, ex div. ; ditto of 1865, 27# to 28; Greek, 111 to 12 ; Spanish Passive, 194 to 20 ; ditto Certificates, 144 to 15 ; Italian, 1861, 52} to 4, ex div. ; Brazilian scrip, 31 to 21 dis. ; and Mexican, 17} to 4. United States 5-20 Bonds have declined per cent., and Erie Railway shares 21, but Illi nois Central are steady. The present quotations are as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 69# to 4 ; Erie Rail way shares, 41 to 42 ; and Illinois Central, 77 I to 78. LATEST. SPORTING INTBLLIGEN CE to mimic siazotars.) HUNTINGDON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MILTON STAKE& Narino Sweet Home ... Satyr... 6 rsa.--- APRTWORPE SCURRY HANDICAP. Threevuirters of mile. King Charming, Verpassan — — Antimacassar, Oberon, Cadiz, Arbutus, Neroli, Eusgsgni, and Gee are here. HUNTINGDON CUP. Two mike. Iconoclast, Monkey, Ostregor, Busidoot, Lucifer, Long. down, and Forester are here. PEEL HANDICAP. Half a mile. Queen of Trumps, eZiric. - An . timacaniar . , Norms, Zisca, - Effervescence, Vision, Acolyte, Doeford, Blackthorn, Gay 81 TOM, Goojerat, Sylph, Mlle. Cleopatra, Bayleat, Fern- g leaf, Gm, Little Ragamuffin, Seringspatarn, Xing FOAMY* Si and Prima Dons are here. B.AMSEY ABBEY NURSERY. Three quarters of a 1 4 Seringapatam, Young Lord, Opoponal. Canard, Geo• Can, Icicle, Stud, Challenge, Chanticleer c, Piano, Scarlet, Pyrrhic, Cromwell, and Maas Fanny are here. AliSlTlD.—Brimstooe, Aggravator, and Duke f. 5 LONDON BETTING. Two o'CLocz rat. The attendance was again small at the clubs to-day, and the transactions of no great importance. Special is a shade leas firm than be was yesterday, andthe horse backed far most money was Black Prince. The Goodwood Cup offers no room for *eminent, and the betting on the Stew ards' Cop has little doing in aonnestion with it. The fol lowing are the pries. : GOODWOOD BTAKB3. 5 to 2 apt The Special (off) 6to 1 Midis colt (off) 6 to 1 Black Prince (off, 7to 1 wanted) 20 to 1 Potomac (off) 25 to 1 Surrey (off) GOODWOOD CUP. 4 to 1 apt Tke Duke (off) 4 to 1 Tonrmalin (off) 10 to 1 Windham (t) STEWARDS' CUP. 10 to 1 apt Mrs. Stratton (t) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LANE.--(ThIS DAY.) The show of English wheat here to-day wax limited, but in lair condition. The attendance of buyers being small, the demand for all kinds was heavy, at Monday's decline in the quotations. We were well supplied with foreign wheat, fresh al well as ex-granary. Even the finest parcels moved off h heavily ; but no further change took place in prices. Floating cargoes of grain commanded very little attention. The transactions in barley were on a restricted scale, at late rates. A small parcel of new English has sold at 435. per quarter. 11.06 was in good supply, and moderate request, on fol -ler trams. Toe show of foreign oats was large, and sales progressed slowly at barely stationary prices. i:ere very dull; but not cheaper. Tho inquiry for per was wholly in retail, at previous quotations. Both English and foreign flour was very dull. The so ply on offer was large. Linseed was in good request, at very full prima. New rapeseed realised 521. to 511/. per qr. Other seeds, as well as cakes, were very dull. CUIRENT MCI& 1401.133. Per Qr. 43 to 61 43 to 40 61 to 67 a to IN WIDLAT. Kent, red, old new Do. white. uld Per Qr. , new Norfolk and laneoln rod, new BARL.W LS to ss _ OATS. I. 11 . Scott* potato Leith, whits „ black_ l9 to Z Malting ... . Grinding... 7.. SS to 4S ... 84 43 88 ... SO to 83 -w MALT. Lae& Norfolk, and Suffolk 56 to es' Kingston and Ware 68 to 67 Brown _ 4B to bS 111 Brats. Mazapen (1866) 4l to 44 Tick 4l to 44 Harrow Pigeon 47 to 50 RIK New IS to 28 OAT Engilab, rood - 7. -- potato Scotch, teed WAWA?. 22 te 27 26 to 31 23t0 27 Volt Per Qr. S. Doettio and Koalas- Oen 66 to 01 Rostock a Mecklen- .---. Grey ST to 39 Idepte Whit* 4O to 43 39 to 43 Bolters ...—.-- . 63 to 58 1 D= .. ........ 45 to 48 Russian, hard port Aroehain, rod 6B to 66 010 white . itAiLsi Flog& Town nods, per 360 lba Housabold 42 to 44 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ahly 34 to 36 Per Qr. OITS. s. Danish and Swedish 2l to 27 Bead= n to 27 Grinding Distilling Malting . 151 to SO 37 to .79 .. 39 woo OAT& Dutch 21 to 281 feeding ♦RRIVALS OF GRAIN, &e, CARRIAGE, FROM JULY 2 Wheel ilmAns. English andScotchl Irish - foreign r:6so Total I 23030 Danish 7417Ptisn PSAS. ...... .. SO to 42 .. SO to 42 India Coui. Wblte 3l to 33 Yellow 'Lora. French. per sack .... 33 to 41 Spanish to 41 AllleriCAD, per brl .. 24 to 30 Canadian .. 24 to 3 INTO LONDON BY WATZE 1 TO JULY M. INCLUSIVE. _ ' 100 at. ioc at. 100 St. 'lOO I°° I all 84. 100 20 1 8 20 2 6 U 10 i all 100 1100 LIVERPOOL curroN AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (NT ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TILRORAPIL) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Corrow.—The market dull, and prima id. lower. Sales, 8,000 bales. CONN.—The market well attended. Wheat and flour in fair demand at last Tuesday's rates. Indian corn, good trade at 3d. to 6 d. per qr. decline ; mixed, 26e. lid. Beane and peal firm. Oats Sootch, ecarce, and bring extreme rates, say 4s. Bd. Oatmeal fair in. quirt' at former prices. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (BY SLIM= AND nonnuuolowAL TRLROLLPN.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPORDENT.) More dhposition for business than on Tuesday. At Leeds factory refused that days prices for wheat. Spring corn unaltered. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) MOGAR. — The market is lees active than previously re ported, but the busineasdone has been at very firm prices ; the quantity offering is now much reduced. Refined is very firm, but the business doing is limited, owing to the want of supplies. Correa.—The market continues firm at the recent advance for all descriptions ; about 1,500 bags of Rio have been disposed of at 495. to 51s. for common, and 73e. 6d. to 76e. for washed sort. COCOA.—Mostof the parcels recently bought in have disposed of, also 100 bags of Bahia, at 58s. TrA.—The public sales are progressing very steadily, at the previous currency. Rum.—A parcel of Demerara sold at la. 61d. Rice.— No sales reported. SAurrrrius.—The market is inactive, although parcels are offering on easier terms. Corrox.—Tbe market is very quiet, at a reduction of id. per lb. on last week's vices. Ismoo.—The market IS steady, but less active than , heretofore. TALLOW MARKET.-(11118 DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted t 2.. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 441; October to December, 465. ; Daccutber, 475. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIADINHALL. — Hides : nabs. to 64Th. ., 21d. to to 3d. ; 641 x. to 721 b.., 3d. to t0 801b.., 3d. to ; 801bs. to Nabs., 30. to 31d. ; 8811 a. to 961b5., 34d. to Id. Hors* hides, 9s. to 10s. Calf skins, light, 2r. to 4s. • full, 7s. B81.808;pair.-8bsepskins,Os. ; lambs, 3s. to ss. ; sheer linp, 2s. fpd. to 3s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for all descriptions is extremely quiet, prices showing a downward tendency. Stocks in general extremely reduced. The plantation accounts are more favourable, tboagh every thing depends on the treadle: of the next month. Ricarnox OF THI QUIPH4 . B PRIZZNAIf.--01 Monday afternoon, the train from the south, arriving at Kingussie between 4 and 5 o'clock brought home from Wimbledon young Cameron, the champion shot of Great Britain, along with other competitors from the north who have likewise distinguished themselves although to simmer The 6th company of Inveanewshire Highland =Volunteers, to which corps Cameron belongs, turned oat to welcome the youthful hero, who was received with cheer after cheer by his brother volunteers, and a large crowd assembled at the station, and at last carried him in triumph shoulder high through the village. The ovation was most enthusiast's. The champion was surrounded on every ale, and warmly shaken by the hand by his old acquaintance., with soompsayirg congratulations on his recent victory.—Liverms. A Overawe.. Barley. Malt. 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Bd. lien and Hobson's Bay I Do. 6 D. 06, pay. 16.40 I Do. 6 p. cf., pay. lanL N.R.of n.6p e. 1114.16 Sande, gas. 6 percept. Do. Delhi do Do. do. do Do. Punjaub do. Do. Indus St. Plot. do. JOINT eT(NAL BA NIL - lATeI: rA - I I i 8 . las& llaatarsnan's (L ; Albion AllianceLoa &Liverpool Anglo Austrian Anglo Enyptlan(Lim.) Anglo Italian (Ltrattad) 1 Aluttie liank Cor.new Australasia . . _ . Bankof Britlaheolaral Do. New, lamed 2 pm Dank of Ea2PI Dank of London Bank of Diego (United) Bank of queenaLend (L. l Bankof Victorla,Austral Bank of New Zealand.. Itarned's Bank (Limited) BraglianaPortaguese( British et Callfurnlan,L Britain ._ N. America ... ii;a7i;l:tes7.l - 63."(i."; I C. Bk. India, Ana., ChMa Chart. Men al City Colonial Com. Bank of Canada Com Bank of Ina* *0 Consolidated Bank (L) Delhi and Landon Lug London (Walled) Kasten Exchannex Lim) Intil& and American . ingllah Joint htock ji , j. Lug. Scot I AWLeb English and Swedish (L.) ! &mope= Bank Hind onaatMaa=ll Imperial flank( Imperial Ottoman lonian Do. New Lead Mort. Bk. Indta(L) Doe p.c. Deb..1864.30/ 75 Loo.Bk.otMoneoote.(L) London and Brazilian Do. New London R ElverPlate(L ) Do. New, ha at 14 pm Do. do. do Don. Ch. Bank of Auatzt London and County Loudon Joint Stock London & South Atrtesn lAD. & & Wasters (Ltm.; Loudon & Veuesualail.) Loudon & estridnoter Mereha4 Bonk (Lim.) . Do. Near Metalline&&clun( ) Metro. et Prow. Pank(L 1 WHAM Bank Nan. National of Australasia of FlTerpool N. Pro. of Ingland Do. tad A and N►tiors' Bank New South Wales New Zealand (Limited) North Western Onestal Bank Corpora Orient.Comß.Liksteo C Do. do. lateN.l __, __ _ 00,000 410,000 10,000 20,000 21,000 Irl,lolll 0%000 21,8110 11.100 * lo,ooo‘lolll OW IS 211.21 14. SO Provin.Doake=rP.a.) Provloe.. et licbodo,rosi.,tDoilliii) I Do. Wooed ot 2 pot— SoutDl - - -- -- Ina/ad. at & fi Africa W. do. am. at 5 pia 'Craton of Auatralla Mika at helloed (Ls) Milos of ladnk DIBZINTURZ No. (ILI MOM a+... 1 al , Gtlbla 4 p.a. Mar.ITG I p. , 100 1 4111.111 .....,0 It It i =. 4 V . 11 '6.4 41 1109 p. et... Tan. a July . . 100 St , my St. Tanc.ltYL4p.c..TaitiLTly . loo 1 iOOS2 K. I.lrNMp.e. c .e . i /sly Ho 010.010 IL Do. %p.a. Jaa.t July 100 us, M. LA&WAIp.a. Jima July 100 .. St. WAWA. tp.e.Jan.N.Jaly 100 ~... N. N. NAN* , IL P. It D.S.„ e p. Cl., Feb. I Aft 100 ANS IL / Po , " .0% chm.4laulv 100 ell .1.,41p.1Ap.1104. WS 21 20 419 7 6 dis 4 2 41s 1* 10 O Oidis 19 s 9 7 di. 6 6 OS 66 IT 19 SO SS (Bs 6 4 lir 17 18 614 36 41 -7 T 9pm 110 10 die I Ido 6 3 di/ 40 48 14 16 's4 36 16 II Se 41 sel 1P..1 dAi i i d - Is li 12 di+ 19 20 13 11 du 13 11 di, I 6 7.p.n, , u 1 - 1 die I idb 1116 2 - 1 Pe 1 lye IS 23 d!.l Idp I dill 10 ps)l 67s a-7 i - 4 45 14 16 B die 6.21624 ii 16 6 661 e si ibi ai 9&- le 8 dis xd S di, 1 2 psi , 4 pa, 86 IT :di ‘l. 45 lila gal IMs 1 pm liS 46 _ .. 60 ii i I d4l I 3 (WI 11 die 7111 - - du ar ii "ii du T I ctil •8 80 $ - oi ed 4‘ 44 WI Pd I Q. - a if r i Oa liil 30 1 i 1 81 891 91 OOLONLILL 00YZILNXIIIT SICIIIIITIEL 4000 000 BIWACobs. Do. (0..4,1 1471806 10, .... Gov.4lp. e., 117744. Do. Sporck Irob.d.Ang. • Do. Opera. Mor 14;801 Do. 6 per ct, 16.606 Do. 6 per ct. Ina Igoe 60,000 GpeofQ Hope per.ls73 do.lBoo-1900 Do. do. 188043 Do. do. 189041 .001 Do.6p.r- Ap.aoet 1 1,100 Cleylau,Nov. IsB 8,6 p. of 1.000 Do. 1878. do.. 030 Do. 1872 d 0... 000 Mauritius" per ct., 1 . 000 Do. 187 IMO Do. 1 .000 no. yeas 6 , 00 NataL Gov. a par mat.. MO Now BrunaGoi.Oparct. .. New South Woks Gov.. 6 p. eent.,lB7l to 1876 Do. 6 p. 0.1888 to 1802 ~000 New Zealand Oyer cent ,000 no. 6per cent .000 Nova 866818 6p. 0..1876 ,000 Queenaland Co.. 6 p. Cl. .. &AWL Gov. 6p. et. ,1868 • Do. 1878 and nrds. Vic.Gov.6p e.Jszt. July Do. Op. et Apr 11,204. BPJTISH 3.9 . - . I 1,024 .. ItBoo, 6121 .. 0,000 4,030 .. 1,906 1 .. 4,11 . 00 12,6.1 71 . 6 6,906 .. 0,000 .. 1,024' . 6,o0.)! B ° 6 l • • too l .. 40,0001 4 400', .. 70:ri 6,0001 .. 6,640, .. 0,0001 .. 1,120 j .. ,Chtverton AmaL Dov.O. Con. (Tavistak ) Drakewalls limit Basset (Itlots's). East Caradon ra.i &;r; - iiea - : jFist etenville ~~ aum~:iate W.TtnsiTell (Tavistk.) °rambler & St. Aebyn Greet Lamy (Linalm°) Great Boutli Tolgus Great Wheal Busy G. W. Vor (Helston) Grenville Heaves Foot ginsitou Downs ='Day Lelint) alley Mwyndy Iron Ore New Seton NattL BaskeF: N. Wh. Beset North Wbeal =ti e :lr uusin, S. Caradon (St. Cle a r l , South Condurrow • 496 .. ',003 : 024 i S. W. Vrancvi (IIlogin) Stray Park .0141 .. 4961 .. 17*brott . No. I 24,004i1 I;ilgra sad Clews. Lint. pt Besse. Mogen) . W. Camden (Lialteard) West Chlverton lwton n~ lira. Basset (Illogen) Wh. Buller (Radrathl W,MaryAnallllenheo Wbeal &too tith. — Trelawney ,lask.)l :000' ,000 40 .000 2D ,4(14 1 ,000 S ,000 .0001 IPORRION_ Al amilloe limited) !Anglo-liraLtlolil k Lito )1 n .Auttralin _ .1 Crpc Copper ,Litnited; Capuls!Ulv•vitAmltedi• ;1;olis:c .. .. • 10;000! 10 100,0001 6 1 126;000 1 11,000 20 43,174 30 10,000 60,0001 1 10,000! 10 6,000, 10 10,000! 6 10,000 1 76,000' 1 46,000' 91 96 OS N 93 96 76 77 73 77 99 101 101 106 101 106 100 103 1116 le 101 100 106 100 100 101 101 106 101 10$ 106 106 07 100 00 91 90 In 1 SI $6 91 94 11 71 al 90 9S 102 lei us* lot} 5.1.0 21 1 1.14.6 if 1.14.0 8.1.6 61.0 10(.17.6 144.1c1 10.19.6 tO 8.18.0 si. iciL 13.17.6 4.10.6 as 31 38) 4.4.0 2.13.0 7.1.6 10.6.7 11 3.2.0 18.18.9 36.166 5.1 T .Y VINES, ~._.__ ...... , .Coplap° I !Lam Adro, N. Del iky 'East Del Rey 'Limited .Fortuna (Umfted) I Prontino liuliri•Oold !General 'Rapanda (Umite.l) .Ltnares (Limited) Lusitanian i Maziquita IPanalcillo Copper (Ls !PeatedbastiStlverband 'Port Phillip !Banta Barb. Oold M. ) Scottish AustraL (Lim. (it. John del Rey )Um.),United Mexican ;Lira.) Val Antiguria (fold VallansaseaCkAdtlina) Ivaucouver Coal (Lira.) 'Val gasman 'Limited; ,Washoe Gold (Limitee) Worthing (Limited) !Yorke Peninsnia(Lim ) ludanamutena (tam ) 110 490 le SO 18 19 1 li 91 . Et. 4 2‘c 26 II 2 4 11l 11 $25 376. 744 10 12 .1 it " 67 106 116 8085 10 15 8 4 14b 185 8 10 Tel 106 85 741 gOji Mr* A tu.l Pihri II 1 jam pail 1 : 11101, Y 0 1: 1 :1 1 • 19 21 1 i 2 ldis i 1i Old's; 1 Ms }poi; ll_ 8_ 1 I"" .. s a 1 46 - 48 - I idis }pm Par! I dial FORZION OBLIGJ 4 all 0. Luxernbourg6 p. cent. tO all I rm. 100 1:11 Havana and Matanzas 100 all .Lausanne and Fribourg 100 11Ilatanzaa and Sabanilla I 100 all Do. Second Issue 20 'Bll North of France 3p et 20 fall Do ;Mixt:hart Sj P. ct I 100 Ottoman (Smyrna. Sm )! 40 .all 'Paria,l 4 yonaottln 59. M 20 'all Do. New Sp.ct.l 100 all Recite &S. F. 4 all Royal Swedish 6p. et.. , 100 all 1 8ar aLa Grande 7p. ct SS all 'S. as. &Loin Nen. 3p.c. 100 all 'South gsat.al Port. 7p.e. 20 all •BouthernotFranee3p.e. 00 ,all !South Italian, 3 per Cl. 30 W.& N. W. of ?map. c. DO4lB. SI 17 18 86 U 96 99 22 es 1i / 12} U 90 llf 121 94 96 I} BS 99 bf 111 121 b 6 111 12 I Idbi Ili - 551 106 - pm 4 1 1 4. 1 1.1 4.1 1011 100, 21* 1 44 Rd IM pal a Dries I flake. No. ISR 111 131 DOLLS. ;WAS. St. 14,000 1 10 571,110 It. 1,082,4100 seo. at 587,011 St. Fist and West India ~Loo , - *floral Floating Dock' 6 .London &St KWunio.lloo OS TO 661 91 . Do. Deb. St. 4p. cent. all $4 Si -• Southampton MO hump COMmeratal lOO -•-• PREFERENCE SHARES. North Eastern, Stock. and DarL A 5 per cent., 26g. - - FOREIGN RAILWAY& Bahia and San Francisco (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., IN. Great Luxembourg, 131. South Austrian and Louxbardo-Venstisa, 151 to 4. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 111, 12, 111. Atlantic Telegraph, guar. 8 per cent. (Lim.), 41, British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph (Limited), 80. Ceylon Company (Limited), 9i. Credit Fonmer and Mobilier of Eng. (Lim.), 4j, j, 5, z in. Crystal Palace, 37. Discount Corporation (Limited), 7. Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 31. Fore-street Warehouse (Limited),lli. General Credit and Finance of London (Lim.), 41, i. Hudson's Bay. 15f ad. International Financial Society (Lim.) London Financial Association (Limited), 13. Natal Land and Colonization Comp. (Limited), 2. National Discount Company, New (Limited), 13. New Zealand Trust and Loan (Limited), 2d. Oriental Inland Steam (Limited). 11. Rio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 21i. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Limited) (12/.12 Warrant Finance (Limited), 2f. PROVINCIAL MARI MARKEVS. trraurOOL, JULY 2.6.—Selee today • Caledonian, 1291 ID — Great Western, 63 Lancashire and forkehire, 1234 1-Inecton and North Western, 11611—Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincoln shire. 681 —Metropolitan, 132 11 1 304 11—Midland, 1261—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 41 I 7-16 1 7-16 1 6-16 I—Grand Trunk of Canada, 224 214 I—Erte. 44 -United States 6-20 Bond.. 70— Great Lexembonrg shares, 14 7.l6—"amine and Meuse, 7 3-16— Royal, 1.4 id.—British and Foreign Marine ;Limited?, 1 =d p.— Lancnehhe Insurance, 1616 1 id p.---iitteen Insurance, ti.— Royal Insurance, 31 p.—Anglo-American Telegraph. 101 1 4 II —Athunk Telegraph 8 per cent., 4 1-16 National Steam 131 d.—West India and Pacific Steam. 54 d. saffitffiffign, J m.T 16.—A good bunnies done, and prises better at the dose. Bolckhow, Vaughan, and Company 2 p.—Buflalo and Lake MIMI% 41 1-11ries, 44 31 I—Grest Eastern, 291 I—Great Luxembourg, 131—Grand Trunk of Ca nada, ffif 1 1 1 1 1 f 4—amid Western. 53-111inota 77—Lan rush** and Yorkshire, 124—London and. North Western, 1114-- Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 68 4 1 I—Ditto 6 per cent pref., 071 —Ditto Redeemable. 1 p--Metropolitan, 102 11 1 3011} 1- Ditto New Extension, 1 p.—Mexican. 171— Midland, new £.9 shares. 2 p. —National Steam 'Navigation 031 d. —North British. SW-North Faders. " Berwick." 108=h Engem, 6718—Thames and Mersey Marine insurance , 4 S-I6 p.—United States 620 Years' Bonds, 70 601 701—London New, 141 p —Atlantic Telegraph, pref.. 44 I—Dutch Rhenish, S p.—Angio-American Telegraph, 10111. BLILIIIN6IIAII, JOLT 26.—This market continues dull. and bits been ever since the bank failure. The report of Lloyd's Bank ing Company, recommending • dividend at the ad d ed 16 per cent per annum, with a handsome surplus to be to the reserve, has caused an advance in the price of the slums to 91, prem. Birmingham Joint Stock Bank shares are at 36, sellers: Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank, at 31 to 31, per. and Midland Financial, at 1 die. DORIAN, JOLT 25.—Three per Cent Canaan, 69—New Three per Cent. Stock, 861—Ditto for account, 9th August, 81: Ditto for new amount, 8 {{ 61 —National Beak '.[..93 paid?, 67 Royal Bank 'llO pslel., Ba ',Limited! 'LEI p ), 14—Great Southern and Western (1100 paid), 931—Midland Great Western (ElOO paid), 60. An English counterfeiter of greenbacks has been arrested at Atlanta. lie states that the um. were made at Nottingham, England, and that he, with nine swam plioes, came here for the purpose of peddling them. There are three in New York, two in Boston, one in Cincinnati. one in St. Innis. one in Nash ville, and one unknown. lie refuses to describe them. Considerable mutates of these counterfeit greenbacks are in in Nesopki• They are well executed.—liew York Kum LANCASHIRE AID YORK/MIRA RALLWAY.—Th i s I directors have decided to recommen d to theproprietors, proprietors, at their next meeting, to declare a dividend far the belt-year out of the eat revenue, at the rate of 14 per cent. per annum, less income tax . CRYSTAL PALLOR. 0.1111 SHILLING TICS/WAY, JULY 111.—Admismices 410 poiNNHA, x' 2lo ' ditto by season token', 4.754. Teal Adams, 26,9114. ending Wednesday, July A oompezed for the previous week, shows the following chinges: arealanes issue =LOWS Demise ObaubMicet native 26,2Bll;2l6Diemese Pebble &puke 2,617,449 hareem 109,713 Other deposits Government securities is basking department 9,928,121 Deimos 201,000 Other securities in banking department 26,742,316 Duman 1,000,933 Coin and bullion in both departments levee day and other Mb 564 Decrease 110,666 The Rest 3,742,406 Teems* 12,153 Note' in reverie Total MAIM lames & coin) in banking department 3,453 739 Increase 14,444 It is satisfactory to notice an improvement in the Bank's accounts. The amount of the advances on semi:Mies has again diniinished largely, and, had it not been for the simultaneous heavy withdetwals of private deposits, the increase in the Andre would have been much more than the rime of 229,1441. shown above. The chief point for fawner able comment is that, while the amount in the Bank's till has increased 229,144/. 1 there is *dimi nution of 1,009 ,1421 ., with liabilities on publie and private deposits and seven-day bills. The incenses in the coin and bullion is 70,8'641. The amount of notes in the hands of the public continues to de cline, though slowly. ENGLAND. 7th and ith Vie., C. Id, be the r, the MA day at July. ISIOL PAllitlol2. IGoveransest debe 117,411,11111 Other eanorittea. OW* Paola mad bal -12,111111,1111 nava bullion MAKIN PASTNINT. IkTIF IMM I I/ .11ra. Mee tladadlag Dead Waled La nulty; over Iw:with's Notes Gold sad alb& Oda 1111.706 BANK OF . AN Aeeount, pursuit to tete Ist week ending ou Wednesday, - issus Dal Notes lased £/7,1111,1115 1.27,893,15 s ' DANKTING 1 , 1 P op ietors' Capital .14,%65Mc000 WA Public IDepoults (in cluding lftebeq., Him Basks. Ccia mis. of btalunal Debt, and I Other Deposits &wen day and other e64,1t1t The Cuba, from New York, has brought 50,0091. = i d r o f o r •• • • 12 ' 562 . 761 in specie. BIM International Financial shares are now quoted £40,021,178 ----.- 11 to I.} dia. ; London Financial, 12 to 11 die. ; l ab tel . I St W. WILL= Cblef = I" General Credit, 11 to 14 dig. ; Credit Fonder, TIMMS:MY STISIII4I. 3/ to 3 dis. ex die. (81. paid); and National Dia C°ll.°lsl which dosed yesterday at 89 to i for th sam e e 9th quo o ta f quotation, August, opened " at 88 m r ung to 4. " Fos The Bto 4 prem. money the last price was 881 to I. The official The half-monthly settlement in shares and fore. T .;we san:Silheeninstdawteamoilin,bitUginesdat7.morrow (" ooutinuation day ') business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. for Thr n i iii r ne p j, ,:n 7 4., , n B wita. , 4 4 , ,R 8i d, di ui tii i i,: ll or account, e haa rßipo ar n n , v w ed hich at lef s t o A u l tham exan p dri to a n on w t i h th e Ca Ne tn ;r oi Thre iN; 15,0001. in specie. 249 ; India p er per Cent. Stock, 103, I, 21 ; The steamer Pamoli, which will leave to-day, ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001, 4 ; ditto will take out only 2,185/ in specie (gold), of which Bondi, 121 . Prom 1,5001. is for Gibraltar, and 6851. for Malta. The India Five per Cent. stock was dull. Ex- The weekly return of the Bank of France shows chequer Bills were unaltered, the March the following changes : quoted ss. die. to par, and the June par rag Coin and bullion limner 0712,000 Prem. Billa discounted Government deposits lncrease 200,000 on the whole, was downwards. Sardinian Bonds Notes in circulation Private depoilits 184, 1 ;IBrazilian and Chili= scrip, 4; and Greek Advences The continued increase in the coin and bullion, Bo nds, 4 per cent. S_panish securities were pro combined with the falling off in the demand for xplains the reduction in the rate of dis- falling mnently heavy, the Deferred Three per Cents. money, e the French Bank from 4to 34 per cent., ... 1 per cent., and the Passive and Certificates count of made yesterday. # Busman Bonds of 1862 and 186 4 were offered , sonars following declined 1 per cent., but a slight improvement The Leeds Mercury of yesterday alludes in the was quoted in the Old Five per Cents. following terms to the suspension of Pile, Spence, Bonds continue to meet with inquiry, but a slight and Co. (Limited), shipbuilders, of West Bartle- reduction was quoted in the Railway Debentures. pool : by the shareholders Yesterday, cireulars were received New Granada " ex all " and Mexican Bonds wer e in some demand ; the former rose 4 and the Miter in Sunderland, announcing the suspension of Pile, Spence, I to and Company (Limited), West Hartlepool. Thu company b 4 per cent. - was formal about twelve months ago, for the purchase of the extensive iron ship building yards, graving dock., MINES.-(THIS DA Y.) Le. of Masers. John Pilo and Joseph Spence , at West - - . -- Ha:tlepool, and for carrying on the line of seven steamers owned O'CLoOK. owned by that firm, and running between West Hartle- There is nut much business iu the mining market pool and the various ports of Northern Europe. It was to-day, but Prince of Wales, Caldbeck Fells, and supposed at the time that the business was a sure and East Basset shares are inquired for. Some healthy one. The company are of the nominal capital of 500,0001., many of the shares being held in Wert Rath- of the present quotations are as follows :-Princo pool, Leeds, Sunderland, he. The shares are 201. each, of of Wales, 395. to 41s. ; Caldbeck Fells, 250.. to which 101. had been paid up, and a further call of 31. per 275. 6d. ; Great Vor, 18 to 4 ; East Basset, 14 to share was called for a few weeks ago. Prejudicial 15 ; Chiverton Moor, to lii ; Great Fortune, rumours had been afloat for • few days previous of the oc „,. to on. , East - stability of the fi rm, but it was supposed these had arisen """ • t) on, 61 to 7 ; and West. from the arigninent of one of the principal partners in Chiverton, 66 to 67. the firm a few days ago. The anuouneement made yester day has put all doubts at an end. The chairman of the WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) company was Mr. James lisrtley, M.P. for Sunderland, and 10,0001. of shares are held by parties in that town. FRIDAY. JULY 17. S 6.2. The Birmingham Daily Post reports the filing of • Ir. ' Mims Sm. a petition in bankruptcy in the local court, on wt I w. Iwo w. L i ~.. I behalf of Captain Beurutt, of the Oldbury Fur - .____ _ _ naces, whose works were closed on Tuesday. The N airn 120.57 44, If E. 1 S.N.Y. c- 1 liabilities are estimated at 50,00 01 ., and the assets attune= • • LAth : o n2 :II 2 it ii• I S.K. o- 2 at ,0001. N.B. rn - 1 about 15 - Animism WU Sri i. 6 WM W. br 0. a ~ The forthcoming dividend on Lancashire and oremeseek- 1 .• 74 67: 2 - 1 14• W• is 2" Valenti' W.7811e) 8.5.W.1 8.8. W. oft • i Yorkshire Railway Stock was o ffi cially announced ~,,o ci o n 1_ _ _ _ _ __ . _ B. on 3 O. ..1 yesterday at the rate of 64 per cent. per annum, 9v5900! ze.m_ eci; _8 : E . .... 1 ... 5..... ca ~ _ against 5i per cent. per annum for the correspond- = ;tlr e ; Vp, W . : B "„or. oe 1,., ; mg period of 1865. Brest . 29.94 611 W. 4 W.S.W. w- 6 The North Eastern Railway traffic+ return shows I • * bo tti::: l9 t ine4 6o ! 8. 2. I s. bf - I I I B. b- 2 this week an increase of 2,2501. over last year ; ripmeth •be 63, S.W. ,It 8 cr a 2 the North British, an increase of 1,7351. ; the =ash oolh -11 7 : 0 3 1 gl,': I 1 u ri c 0 : 001 : Dr Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an in- London .:. It a+ 60 W.S.W, , 4 W. or 0 - crease of 1,0121. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, Bo aid. 8. 1 S 14. W. o - 2 an increase of 4,0181. ; the London , Chatham, 8 "7 1 1 " 8" " aid. * sox nil iz. I 1 8 E 00. 2 I I 82. • - a and Dover (including the Metropolita Extension Milder ,- -I - -1 - - - - and branches), an increase of 9841. ; the Metropo litan Extension, an increase of 3741.; and the Kent Barometr i c „ moue hatacomummotioyed to dement overthe Boob Coast, a decrease of 1201. Isles, and more is the north of Ireland than elsewhere. *am to a aman lenient has fallen ems generally on the reed of twit , " ile directors of the Australian Agricultural ', sad /mead. ito, w ins tom sm 000tooto. ih Company have issued their annual rep.prt, in anti- beht to nindente on oar northern coasts, sod C soil cipation of the meeting called for the 31st inst. We k li L to 2 . W•). nal m olests an our 41191 t o s s tu extract as follows : A Frankfort - --- -- - - letter, speaking of M. Charles de The accounts presented herewith show the results of the operations of the company during the year 1865. On 80 thechild , serrates the following ;-" The celebrated reference thereto it will be found that the net revenue capitalist waited on General de Mantenffel end said, 'We amounted to 14,5231. 16s. ed. (account B), and that on the shall not pay. Pillage our cellars if you like, bet you will 31st December last the accumulated profits a v a ilable for not find there your Z millions of florins. And, if yea do distribution as dividends amounted to 20,3881. 2e. 6d. so, I give you my word that I will cause b _ all the eignittrei so (account C). In the month of February la s t this balance that I lOW of the Prussi an was reduced by the payment of 5,0001. to the proprietors, bankers to e proteste d,so that the balance due to them on the °pentane of the that all your b anks shell tail.' The general had some idea company, up to the 31st December, 1865, now stands at ef having Y. de Rothschild arrested, but did not sorry oat a) 15,36111. 2s. fd. The cash in London amounts to 11,7531. ss. 11d., and out of this sum the directors recommend that that noble de.122. a dividend of 10s. per share, free of income-tax, be de- Y. de Rothschild left on the 24th for Paris with H. Salignac-Finelon, Minister el France." dared, and that it be made payable on Tuesday, the 14th A CONlftlifii RtenfrVESSION. -The conversion day of Aimed next. te Romanian of Mr. Charles Hemans, son of the pores's, The half-yearly meeting of the London and was arabooarad meal yen Mo. The Para that x eorresPostifeoe Inn uy renames t o °- South Western Railway Company is convened for woo d th e.. •tcwikw renamed the cc a ,„, u ,a w stcl , c l orth, for r ' re‘e H tr i l t b e l ,e,. the 16th of August ; that of the Blackwell Railway in the idlidwhi, private ra7.77_... Rev' an d d ear tie r ,...- fi t Isle Company for the 14 th of Aug ust ; and that of the re f eran oo t o th e s up I b,,,, l a t e ly taken i n l eav i n g th e eve,- "' Midland Railway Company for the 14th of August, manion of the Roman catholic church, it has maned to o - at Derby. awe that, es is regard to such solemn mastics@ the impe e dances of every naiad may be worthy of attention, a L- At a meeting held yesterday of the shareholders a i m la automat , o f ,n, motives may not be nitikto„ot, i ii of the Eastern District Freehold Estates Company, " og , H tt i as been induced during the many years= nra the report stated that the operations of the past by me at Rome . to examine into the evidences of ire half-year have resulted in a profit of 5,6641.106.4 d., Pan antiquity in tit. enutgeg,_ catacomb..t2 area ett, making, with the balance brought forward from tetitenSetr=ol=o::: t r e r r Y dt wi tn 7 ll ` e wchieltVtwroa pare me the accounts to the 31st of December last, a sum of c fr expression of the mind id the ancient church, I have Lean . Arl- 6,9021. Os. 2d. to the credit of profit and loss ac- finally led to see that between the paters of • pest midi* bl - count. This amount the directors recommend there presented sod the actual religious practice of D I T' should be disposed of thus :-To payment of divi- Rows , lability, y an . niquuntin_, , _21,,,,,10,03iing,_„___ •••enualo-sa. ~sol. dend of 6s. per share, equal to 20 per cent. per . i etelieepernoLeltmnradn'intoar 07 sophistry, l elSer explain awa r harmoni s e. Without entering Into ~,," t b"' annum, 2,1241. 6s. ; to formation of reserve fund, ad , 3,0001. ;to formation of dividend equa li sation ao- controversy, for w h ic h i l I have mdther w testenor vocation, Ann c,ount, 1,0001. ;to be carried forward to credit of I may indicate two points especially . hick I to be l ' ilh ' next half-year, 7771. 14s. 2d. condemned, in their Roman cat seceptimes, by the absolute earthly headship to which all rights and pemiega ank-of August , • 1.0 the osoomor of St. Peter • and the i per Company (Limited) is called for the 9th modal of , I has A general meeting of the Star and Garter Hotel testimony " those ancient m ccumente ; the ides 't an ) the for the pose of authorising the raising of further worship, under whatever cation, creatures, im -91; plying, of course, that so prominent in the Roman system, ;, which the Blessed virgin le the obied - totek venting lend A third call of 3 1 ., makin g 151. paid, is to be taesooo.t. end repugnant to the sense,sense,d the „mimeo m money, to transact other business. of lint paid on the extension capital guars_ n_te . a 41 Per eeduciWfmmtatioh: range tar ai tataidaTaskes esieeoub art , sail fer epigraphy. ; 17 o r Company, by the 27th of August. in regard to the Papacy aa an institution of gowarnaponk ' " The following is Messrs. Culverwe , u B ro oks, and stual sail temporal, and the principles lately avowed MI- cent. of the Great Sout h ern of India Railway I mus t ow n a t by It, is a manner so emphatic, have had their weight Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : with me in Isaias to • driaisioa iKe z ei o =dye . b i t A. the fourteenth series of hide sales for the year, the . it * a we al . t b ot b o d y of w a s so seen demaad was small, sad prices nmuninnall2 tem" hi i strikingly libistraiveof the pest, and wiskih Ems WWI nada buyers ' f avour. Rea Indla-Ox sad oow : Calcutta was : t ow wisely w ed so ~....... mad ....,„_:=. , cern ai request, only Moat half the qaantity offered t h at has so indoosoed`;;;•-t; oso ."="" "" .10_ , heir being sold. Hides of good to prime quality realised about : , religious yoo N to k, o in which I so u= ~....., pears asti r Lie rate*. hut other deecriPticee were Id , • "A in acme , mindor intellectual istidactiom - ThOt - th - Tims r" To I He instemes ea. pee lb. lower. The home trade bought iA m „mew. sad m h o Bub shat is besatifid, bop thew, , end for export there was bat It°. "lulu& and useful in the system I hays thus gals = 1 : For those soldabent previous rates were realised. anninni.nam must „ si b s • to tows. treatplains, Mit The midysis of the sales la 74.3e6 Calcutta oelgercelc. g est teak soaped to her fee Ow fariberasoo of lame -The 3,214 brought for ward from former salsa, and 5 Ban - e vinostion. Ruch, however, that pre is 'tom to the 1 hides, d which :1 830 wet. WI Wend= in the warm of at that centre Isysar 4.. ma hides • Aweerallea were is fair demsad at i t is rather t h e sod ice ii i ,,, i n t Per - aid . hmegla about late nit*. South • lose l e t tl Eutlut system. ea. at Ma:: :11118:1121 was d oll of sale , ' moray bought k o d o _ ot l ooot he . l e d me _ i hi ew a inw ism** that Tailor asks prises Oar than the pure . el *Which her . niaisy ix ~.... American were almost e/liesight in. Berk : Rimors was w a m i si g es sa issu l zes sualliatid, V sev e s mimro di y . in moderate demand at Meat late Mee. ; - ,„ - „4,4 t ri te. minds see, and parlepeves wi ll be, 4 210 • ' The return of the Beak of Enplaned for 1 1" V 46 P r a tc 4 a m *.4 hic, t `' 4 2L " 4° 0 411 1 17 .: .. I 1 livia pm. l 100 I I 6 6 dlei 1 15 i i i 1061 61 90Si - i dia! Is U 96 ft 69 96 99 IS 16 9$ 96 96 96 IN I* _die Ms 11 zd SI •