The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-11 00:00:00

H. Hoene ; Prank, Regierungeßatb Augustus Alton and Nr. Carl Heldman ; Baden, Dr. Dietz ; Bavaria, Dr. C. Beeg ; Frankfort, Senator Bennis ; Hanover, Dr. Charles Karmarsch ; HeserDarmatadt, CommereienHath Fran*. Fink ; Saxony, Dr. Weinlig and Regieranp-Rath M. L Wiesner; Wurtemberg, Dr. Von Steinbeis. Station No. 25—Northern Germany, C. Viechelmann. Station No. 26—Austria, Barna Anthony de Rothschild and Chevalier de Schwarz. Station No. 27, in the Western Annexe—Machinery : Claw* 5, railway ; 7, manufacturing machinery ; 8, ma chinery in general. The procession returned to the ilia sod the whole of the military bands assembled, aod, conducted by Mr. Godfrey. played "God Sava the queen." _ . Military bands (British and foreign) were stationed in different party of the buildings and grounds and Played national airs. The British military beads were those of the Royal Hone Guards Blue, the 2nd Life Guards, the Royal Artillery (two bands), the Royal Engineers, the Gre nadiers, the Coldstreems, and the Scots Fusilier Guards, the Royal Marines, and the Volunteer Engineers. The foreign bands were the band of the Zottaves de la Gude Impf. riale, the band of the Gendarmerie de la Garde Imperials, the band of the Belgian Guides, sod the band of his High ness the l'aeha of Egypt. A band from a Danish maa-of war was also present. The following music was performed by the French bands: MOSIDITZ DE LA GARDE DIPZILALE Dl L► D Ourerture de la Birgit) La Gazelle Polka Fantaisie wirGinilda Andante de la Simphoilis en Ut Beethoven. 11 Beecio Valle Grand Air Varie Fanfare Militaire Ascher. Marche Schiller Marche Militaire Riedel, This band was under the direction of M Riedel. XIISIQUI DES LOUAtIB DL LA GARD! DIPZIDALZ. Role Britannia. Ourerturs—" Poets et Payson" Marche Orientals Fantaisie—" Firs Diavokr Auber. Carlabader Vales nuttnisie—'• Trovatore Verdi. Guise Allemande—" Lanai" . Hemmed& Schottish—" Ls Pardon de Ploinnel" The Chef do Iliwique of this bend was M Manmade,. Auber. .. Pooart PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. HOUSE OF OOMMONS—Tots 10. FORTIFICATIONS (PROVISION FOR EXPENSES) BILL (IN COMMITTER). - - Clause 1 :—Amendment proposed, in page 2, line 2, to leave out the words. "one minims two hundred thousand pounds," and insert the words "eight huodred thotuend pounds"—(Mr. Osborne). Question put, " That the words proposed to be left out stand put of the clause." The committee divided :—Ayes 110, noes 63. Adam. W. P. Agar-Ellis, L. G. Agnew, Sir A. Microbus, E. Atherton, Sir W. Baring, Sir F. T. Baring, T. G. Beaumont, S. A. Blenoovre, J. 0. Bonham-Carter, J. Booth, Sir B. 0. Bonner P. P. Brunton. T. W. Bridges. B. W. Brocklchurst, J. Bruce. 11. A. Buckley, General Buller, J. W. Burghley, Lord Burke, Sir T. J. Butkr-Johnsione,H. Cardwell, E. lowercase, Visa. Cave, 8. Cavendish, W. Cholmcley, Sir 3L J. Clay, J. Clove, G. Corry, H. L Crawford, R. W. Davie, Cot. F. Deedelk W. Duff, Y. E. Duke, Sir J. Dunbar, Sir W. Duda% F. Dunkellin, Lord Du Pre, C. 0. Aloock, T. Ayrton A. & Bean, W. T. Bully, T. Blackburn, P. Blake. J. Bowyer. Sir O. Butler. C. S. Burton, C. Cliffon", C. C. Clifford, Col. Clifton, Sir it. J. Cobden, IL Colebrook.. Nr T. Corbelly, Y. E. Col, W. nroley. F. Wuhan, S. Doulton, F. Edwards. Major Ennui itir Ds Lacy } ace, Col. ttYis. Swart, W. Fergumon, Sir J. Finlay, A. 8. Foster. W. 0. Fortescae, C. French, Col. Gasket, J. M. Gibson. T. M. Gladstone, W. Goddard. A. I. Gore. J. R. Gower, F. I. Grepon, 8. Grey, Sit G. Grosvenor, Lied Z. " 160 7.1. H. Headlant, T. H. Hone, G. W. Horsinan, E. Howes, E. Hunt, G. W. Hutt, W. Jermyn, Earl Jervoise, Sir J. C. Johnstone, Slr J. Klogiake, A. W. liingscote, Col. Kinnard, A. Y. Knatchbull, J. F. Lever, J. 0. Sir G. C. Lindsay, Gen. Locke, J. lone, R. L.llleY. W. J. Mainwarlng, T. Mains, R. Marjorlbanks, D. C. NOES. Goldsmid. Sir F. H. Greene, J. Gregory, W. H. Hadfield, G. liartioaton, Manta Hay, Sir J. C. Hennessy, J. P. Heynate, W. U. Maya, J. Rine, J. L. Larson, W. Lint J. Latham, E. A. Lennox, ndsay, Lord H. G. Li Hula, W. 8. T. Mills, J. R. Mona& W. Monson, W. J. Montagu, Lord R. Morris, D. Roane:tax Sir 8. H. Mowbray, J. R. • Iv 7, Sir J. Admen). IL ?net, Lord C. Palmer, Sir R. Palmerston, Vise& Peel, Blr R. Peel, General Peel, F. Potts, O. Pritchard J. Proby, Lord Puller, C. W. Roebuck, J. A. Sslomous, Ald. flebolideld, W. Scrape, G. P. Seymour. Sir St. Some", J. Siot. R. Stuart,_ fil — ot — nison, -- H. 8. The, W. Verney, Sir H. Villiers, C. P. Vivian, H. H. vyaw, 2. A. Walcott, Adml Watkins, Col. Weguelin, T. 31. Western, 8, Whitbread, 8. White, L. Wood, Sir C. TELLF.R.9. Brand. H. Kurtchbull-Huges• *en, Peto, Sir 8. M. Potter, X Robartes, T. J. Scully, V. Seely, C. Seymour, W. D. Shelley, Sir J. V. Sidney, T. Smith, Augustus Stanvfeld, J. Stuart, Llent.-Col. Sullivan. N. Sykes76C . T■ylor, P. A. - . Tempest. Loma kV. Thornhill, W. P. Whalley, G. U. White, J. Williams, W. TZI:LRN.9. Osbnroe, R. B. Smith, Bir F. WEATHER REPORT.-(TRUE DAT.) YliDay. JULY 11, S Lt & I. IL D. I. C. L. Z. P. NA= . Asisaili Liars Sumas £10109211 2941 64 61 N.W. I 0 —2 021110111 29.92 61 44 N.N.W. 2b GALWAY 241241112 Qo imagrowi 19.99 56 64 LW. 1 b Vanier,. A 30.00 66 47 W. 2 it 0.10 1101. , 1111A.D. Siriarccd 2292 56 61 W.N.W. 9 23. 0.03 ?mum h 720023 30.00 60 53 N.W. 6 ra JnssT 30.06 00 66 W. N. w. 4 a 2 0211.4112 WO 66 53 W.N.W. 4 lr 0.06 Tornmannw 29.96 67 62 N.. 4 lr 0.10 Dorn 1 20.91 re 53 N.N.W . 6 0 Loma 2 0 .96 63 60 N . W . 9 0 .11 - Tcariccro 30 623060343. 39.32 66 63 N. 7Or 0.76 3 19unc4 .. ~ Wes 66 61 N . W . 2 r 2 H 6 61001.110 .9.41 67 36 N.W. 6 b 2 1S01•1111. RATORDAY. B.Y.C. to W., mode- Mk. hoe. SUNDAY. 80011.4111). BM. to N.W.. mode rote to fresh, with showers. N. . Wit te IRELAND. As na rt Mare. Meti. with showers. As nest Mum W. Cmtrnst. Westerly, moderate to fresh. W.B.W. 108 mo- s.W. to N.W., mode . sboncrs in rate to fresh. _Pisee• Xit. to M. W mode. 8. E. EsoLAND. As next above. no, gm-rally trw B.BW. 1,, W.: 4 .W., mder Cossr. North westerly, mo d t le rate. RELATING TO CORN, GRAIN, ke.— Il Vico front a parliamentary return, jUM issued on the Iwtio of Mr. Cain!, that the quantities of corn and pain, auu r , ad meal, imported into the United Kingdom in the ,Y et r Dill, wu 10,270,774 imperi a l quarters ; in 1860, 14,11 1,976 ;in 1861, 16,094,914. The quantity of foreign "I colonel corn, grain, meal and flour retained for boom " l 'uruPtion was 10,143,355 i mper i a l quarters in 1859; 14,340 in 1860 ; and 15,760,561 in 1861. P leL Tor Vlrritor or Earrr.—Hi s Hi g h ness S a id ,l, Viceroy cf Egypt, l e ft Manchester for London yes. Humes rooming, at 11.30, by special train. A squadron of "wars and a detachment of the 49th Infantry escorted hum to the railway station, and about 300 of the 3rd Volun lem lined the approsches to the otltion. He was loudly Hotel "4 by crowds of people as he left the Queen's and be is rid t o have expressed himself muc h grati ked by Ins reception and entertainment at Manchester. ROYAL COLLROR or &MOULINS or ENOLAND.—At a . "'Sing of the council yesterday, the 10th inst., Mr. one , Luke, F.A.S., of Broadetreet-buildin gs , w h o is ' 453 , filled the office of president, again received this honour f7.g y rom his colleagues, and Messrs. Frederic Carpenter Skey, of Grorenorstreet, and Joseph Hodgson, F.ILK. Westlionnie-terrace, were elected vicepreeidenta for the e ul , „ lak year. Mr. Samuel Solly, F.Eta. of St. Thuataa's s' Dua was appointed professor of human anatomy and H nzerr ; Messrs. George Gulliver, F.R.S., and V. H. uxley, F.R.S., were appointed professors of comparative 144 u , m1 and physi o l og y. M r G u lli ver will deliver the iluaterian oration on the 14th el February next. RAILW AY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIA. 11 ?- 1 T. —Yeste r d a y i n the Lade' committees the cam for a _ Lr w ell Riding. Hall, lied Grimsby Railway wan op e ned Mr. Burke, Q. 0., sad riders as to traffic takes. The tihrewebury and Hereford rends further adjourned until ui, to seable the parties to come to as understanding, nod general evidence continues to occupy the committee on tbc Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway. After homing Mr. ( IX, and Mr. Paget on the Middle Level Drainage " mtvigstion Ikl/, the committee mimed the preamble. roapliog with it • modifies to the effect that an increased bepiid to the South Leval for the maintenance of their THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING JULY 1 SHARE LISTS.-{THIS DAY.) Two oViool. The railway market is devoid of animation to-day. Two or three of the principal stooks show a reduction of 1 to I per cent., while the rest are quoted the same as yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 941 to 96 ; Great Western, 711 to 72 ; Mi dland. 1271 to 128 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1041 to 106 ; South &stern, 821 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1041 to 1061 ; Great Northern, 11 81 to 1171 ; and Eastern Counties, 66i to 1. Lombardo: Venetian Railway shares remain dull, at 4to / prem. Other foreign lines are very quiet. Indian and Canadian are unaltered. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE In nansic man An.) WORCESTER KEKTING.—(THIS DAY.) COVENTRY STAKES. Ave turkey. Hypwmoestra, Zara, Truth c, Fluke. The Dictator Lady Stafford, Wax, are here. Soapstone,Jeenita, Golden Drop, and Straw berry Hal WORCESTER, CUP. One mile and 3 furinega. Dosimeter, Coronet, Exchequer, Montebello, Everlasting, and Avon Grove are hire. FLYING STAKES. Half a mile. Mini Julie, Shillelagh, Antwerp, Lady Clilden, Summer Breese, sod ties are here. BKNTINCK FUND STAKES. Mile and a quarter. Wynaday, Don John, and Exchequer an ham LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) TURNER V. TURNER.-#IIIEILL JURY. This strange case was remained this morning, when Mr. fierjeant Shea addressed the jury on behalf of the respondent, contending that the charges &pima Mr. Turner were wholly withoutfound►tioo. He called_ litr. Henry Haines Waltoe, of Brook-street, surgeon, who said he had been in the habit of visiting the parties. He thought Mr. Turner's conduct was very kind and forbearing. Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., for the petitioner—Did you never try to kiss Mrs. Turner? (Laughter.) Witness (very esnseetly)—Never. Mrs. Turner (with • satirical laugh)-oh, didn't you! Mr. Win. Towers Smith, partner to the respoot, bad known Mr. Turner for several years, but had never seen him otherwise than kind to the petitioner. Mrs. Turner need to speak disrespectfully of him. Once she offered to part wit ness's back hair for him, remarking, " I always do Mr. Wedgewood's." She then took a comb, and parted Mr. Wedgewood's hair before witness. (Laughter.) The day before Ascot races she brought him some scurvy., and asked him to select one for himself. Orees-examinerl—She used to complain that Mr. Turner neglected her. Had attended the petitioner professionally. She said she did not put any trust in her husband. Re-examined —She told witness that her husband had trodden on her finger and broken it ; but, having seen the finger, witness did not believe that the injury was the result of a tractive. _ _ _ The Judge here ioterfered and suggested that there was no necessity to carry the case further. There was evidence that whatever had been done had been carload, and there Was thus no object in inquiring what had takes place ten Jean ago. Mr. Serjeust Shee said his client was most anxious to have an opportunity of vindicating himself from the charge of cruelty. Sir C. Cromwell—Very well ; if I don't hear this ease I mar some other, and this is no doubt as interesting as any likely to come before the court. Mr. James William Turner—When I married the petitioner she wee heavily in debt. She owed a thousand pounds. We jointly borrowed the sum of 2,5004 from her trustee, which I devoted in the first place to m iss& ker liabilities. That was before I made her my Info In 1851 and 1852 I had frequent altercations with her. She would bunt into the room while I was seeing patients and ask, " What is that person doing here ?" I made the bast excuse I could ; and my patients would emit times sey, "We were DOS aware you kept ideas people the house." She would mouse me of intimacy with my patients, and would question my coachman how long I had been at each place. She would prevent my going out on my professional business. She would put her back to the door, and would not allow me to per, eves when I had received four or five urgent messages. She would pall off my spectacles, break my hat, tear my coat, or damage me in any w a y s h e could, so that I should not be able to go out. She has broken my spectacles twice • she has thrown a poker at me. and attempted to sta b me. In 1851 I accidentally stepped on her finger. I had goon up into her bedroom to wish her good bye before I went out io the morning. Some altercation ensued, and she struck me with her hair.brush. I @truck at her again with my hand. She drew book and fell down. I fell forward, and she said I bad trodden on her finger. I heard no more about that finger. Two years afterwards she consulted me about a swelling on her finger, but I believe it was on the other hood. The swelling seemed to me to be a gouty inflammation of the joint. I could show fifty such cams and worse smosgst my own patient s . I have punished lon twice in my life, but not with any indiscretion. Osoe was when I was teaching him to reed words of one syllable. For an hoar he would Dot say what " r a t " spelt ; so I gave him two or three tops with a cane, and then he said "rat" fast enough. (Laughter.) The other occasion was for destroy- ing a toy goat which I had given him. His mother did not object to his being punished ; nor bad I ever any quarrel with her on the subject. I paid for his educa tion. His commission sail outfit cost me 700& I never knocked Mrs. Turner down in her life. Owing to her in firmity, the least disturbance of her balance would cause her to fall, and she would scream—she was vary clever at that. [rho witness was under examination whoa our report left.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goa'burn.) IN RIC PHILLIP BUTLER WATT AND OLIVIR LONG. The bankrupt. were both of Broken•wharf, 41, Upper Thainarstreet, in the City of London, shipping merchants. The following is their statement of accaints prepared by Maws. Hart Brothers and flay's. : Dr. : To creditor, ustecured, 8,8771. 2e. Bd.; to mediton holding security, 7,0821. 3s. 2d.; to creditors to be paid in full. X.ll.—total, 15,951/. se. 10d. Cr.: By debtors, 2881. Bs. 5d.; by pro perty in the hands of creditors, 11,57. E. 19s. Bd.-11,8181. 6s. ld.; dencierery, 4,1631. 19e. 11,910.1. se. 10d. The bankrupt Long has cot surrendered, sad Watt ex. plained that he had not been able to file the accounts in time through want of means, having no allowance. His Honour said there was nothing in hand, therefore no allowance could be made. lii•e;;l4Lijourzed to amble bankrupt to file the accounts. THE POLICE COURTS. (THI3 DAY.) BOW4ITREET. ZOBURT nom • JZWILLIJOS WINDOW. An ill-favoured youth named Jrraisell — Titsuine, who has last his right arm, was charged with stealing a tray con taining 46 gold rings, value 701., from the window of Mr. Henderson, jeweller. Strand. Charles Cromwell Bruce, assistant to Mr. Henderson, deposed—lost evening about half-past 7 o'clock, I was in the shop with my back to the window, when I heard the crash of glass breaking, and on turning round I saw the window broken, and the prisoner, who was standing outaide, putting his arm through the broken window, and seizing a tray containing 46 rings, with which he made off. Mr. Henry—There was no wire guard on the window, I suppose ? The witness—lt was not up last night. I ran out and followed the prisoner along the Strand and down Bucking. ham-street. When I overtook hun he handed the tray to me, saying. "Hare are your rings." He tried to get away again. bat I detained him and gave him in charge. Some of the rings had fallen from the tray, but all but two have bees recovered. The prisoner said he was not the man who stole the ring from the window. A young man h a nded th em t o hi m In the street. Tarletoo, 581 A, said the prisoner was given in his custody by the last witness. At the station-house be refused to give any address, and said he came from Birmingham. The prisoner, having been cautioned, repeated his state ment that the rings were handed to him by a stranger in the street. Mr. Henry mid the wilacee saw him. The prisoner —I may be did Dot. He was committed for trial. CLERBENWELL. UNMANLY AKMAULT. Prederiek Foster, commission agent, residing at 9. Ones street, Hemineford..road, Winton, was charged before Mr. rnlynoonrt with assaulting Mr. Henry }Terris, bottle mer- chant, of 4, Bosworth-grove, lalingtoo. Mr. Thomas Wakeling, solicitor, who appeared for the complainant, said that it appeared that hie clientoecasiooally goes into the parlour of the Prime of Brunswick Tavern, Bernabury.ruad, and the defendant is also in the habit of frequenting the same room. Oa Friday, the 131,11 of June, complaisant was in the parlour, as was also the defendant, and the latter, without any provocation, got up, went to the complainant, caught hold of his noon and at the same time spat in the complainant's face. The defendant then walked into the middle of the room and said, " Now I have insulted you by polling your nose and spitting in your face, and if you want anything mane outside." Complainant said he was no fighting man, and he should take him (defendant) to the police-court. The complainant would have settled the matter had the defendant apologised, but as he had not dorm so be (Mr. Wakeling) must ask for a heavy penalty. Witneons having been called, who proved the above, Mr. D'Epsoourt said it was a very serious assault, and fined the defendant SL, or in default of p a y men t, t wo &ender months' hard labour in the Route of Correction. The compla inant , a short time after the d i sposal of the PSG, came back to the court, sod at his request the magis trate reduced the fine one-half. I The fine was paid. Despatches were mired pollen* et the Co!ookl-oince, from the governors of the esldemeete on the Wert Coast of Africa. LONDON Gainiaw. OMNIBUS CONTANT (LINITED).-• Zak naidpb. far tba week magi July 6,18,1784 9d. 14. BRIT= POSSEIBIOIII._ .0 0 100 ii . ' SO U 76 SO 76 SO 100 101 107 106 104 lOU zd 11111 106 zd t pus Ed tyi t fm zd GS 66 61 64 IS 16 40 44 60 SS SD ZS 1 IR id pm id f pa I ri 100 101 se 11l ni Si 41. 01 100 IS 92 Leib par Y 8 Id WS 101 xd 11l 116 xd S I 6 • 4 8 86 IS 10 IP' tag 84 Z4l 16 96 108 z 4 JOATIOIiII. Okada( liar. Ai_ .t:i - -.- . pat 1 pea 11} lri - 24 id be RADMATS. •.• 7 ,, AC. Do. Now DelabalalialifirsalLi. Do. 1111.1•1110 • ••• Ma, ing 1, 1672 isienedbyllot2.ll.H. Da Joly 1. WM MSc- De. Jaw 1. 1•14. Mb. 0i1e•146 • a. loders..l Oaps/ . .•Dock Ipo.ria.l 4 Ilbal bass ! De. 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Do I•Ts lamado° sod &may Landau Mai Moak —. ken= • South Alnnaa Lea sad Waskidanar Mann it Proa. Dank (L Dal inv. Ilialkea Beak Now low Wales l oetastai Bank canons 'Ottawas beak Provincial of Ireland ,flooth Minralia don al Maks it Loadiver . 11DbelUALAll No. 18d I 00imuudo. 10,000 10,0001 lie. all plea I 72 7 in l 1 1 '4' 1 10e 111 it 6 4 li poi lle 10 14/ Rd 192 90i id I 39 40 id — 8 10 wl 41. 4.4 aeit ln ln 16 16 10e 101 Ili 10 xd I I pes zd a al Pm .pl 1 tit 111 xd 10 1i 11 8 i rali I 00 100 xd, sot. 1111 116 90 1 NAY 97 99 Rd 691. 100 101 ad At — r - aatla 1ii.1411 - 81. - (1 . ..j /Melia WMIIIIIMIti.. .. Bombay Gaa k tßett. SAL • 121•15 Tai. • CBI par S . 1 . 0 _ . i Cooda UM ../4.61 Ilag.tflealt Oratal r = .. Do. 4I p. at Tarp. Deb. Lind's& La n. iblppogit lastlactia I mg.& Canal Maatrfa T lag. and •teMa. • • • Gem Steam Narlpatt. a Grist fledp (Lbalied) Do. 171 par osaL Pr ) ot . Las. =skid T. . las. gas. Omn e ib L us (L Co Loa.falro.Dlr.TeL ',L ) Moira Imp.. lb Ow rant r. IL Tel. (Um ) Nalanal Mamma Co NarbuddaCoal& from tf Nollaarlandst. Pp. a. prf N. L . a N. Scot W. IL DAL Anstralagam Omilal Gas 4:14, _ Orka. la Ittaa. (Lm. .. P.ll Rim Lad a laa. Isalla. sad Odin. Nem - Mos • b.d. SW. G.se Rio deism Citz o tia.(l..) Do. Y' 7.3 ! lin it e m, • • Illoo — ditah laveile South Anatolian Lad iltabotarhaa Tel. Santo Ds. do. Dditttirvd Do. do. r r opy* to Indio. (L.) T.* As. of Aust,L) Y.L r.detliaCo.U.Ctutatta U 3. iiikTo4;;; 1.1. 114 J V. !Ana_ IW$ HO 100 KO 100 1N IN 100 be NO 1071 id. id 4 id id lile 2 :a 121 xd —. lilt xd 102 e zd id llf td Idi II gt sd 101 I ml 99 ln - - - IA - Li ODLONTAL GOYS/NAM/ST 1110U1111 - • prao. 1 8 s D 0 . 0 , 0, v. 8 p.e. i. 1877-82 10 0 60 Do. 0 per 61.1111.&J.n 100 Do. Spar el Motrakeip 100 Do. I par oat. Do.llpir arida Stock 100 al O Norifs.ollBB6 100 do. 1800 HO Do. do 1001 100 Now Drwoaw.Gov.ll p. et. 100 lf. S. Woks °Lip. a 1 100 Do. Bp a, 1871 to 10761 a Dm 0 0. 5..1888 Now &Wad 6 per coot lOO Novo Scotia 8 p. e., 1876 100 Astot.Ciov. two Bomb 100 V 10.136.8 p. a. laa.daui, 100 do. •p. o. Alorll 10. 100 /0111161 AIM MBIEL iai; prior I doges. 971—isc -2 II al 26 I SO 1 1661 " 106 110 id 18 16 II ill 18i 108 xtll ILA 108 id IPN 140 i I Pn-:dl OS ii te 27 1 4 1 1e 1 1. P r zdl : -11 if pia, 4 sk I poi 12 14 lit I tin 66 611 el TO 9 lips 19 20 IT 16 4i Si 221 29 sd 1_6669f0ul *3O 140 11 . 114 . xdi IX. a MX Xle 111. 114614 4410 12 2 10 26 6 100 4 11 dis f Sl die I I L 1 Plal It Ws 11 14 PIOTINOIAL NUM KAMM --e-- LIV 111000; JOLT 10,-6,114 today :—Cele6enian dock, 106— Great Western stock, 711-lancsahlre and Y 106 4/ 6 41 11 16, x mew—London and North Western, 95 41— ancheater, and Lincoln, It—Midland Mock, 147}—North British stock, OS—South intern stock, 94—South Durham and Lanca shire lin.. WA—Antwerp and Zotterdam, 61—Belgian linstam Junction, 1 7 4 16 Buffalo and lake Huron, 4 1646 —Great Luxem bourg 141 9-16 I—Sambre and Metbe, 101 9-16—Alliance Beak, K p.—ltoyal Insurance, 4 1-16 2 1 16 p. 1 p.—Thamse and Mersey Marine, Manclllllllla JULY 10.—A steady market, with a modenge Wilmer. Great Lusembourg Obligations, Se—Great !kip, la, 78 - 34 - - Otliat Writer., 711-111inots Central, 48 -North and Yorkshire, 1041 e 1 1 1 6—London and - North Western, 948—Manchester, Sheffield, sod Lincolnshire, Ml—North British, 661 3—South Eastern, Sti I—Thames and Mercy Marine haw anon, t 1-16 p.—Birkenhead. 64—Illinois paid-up, 46! 9—Cheeke and Holyhead. 5 per cent., 116—Northern Counties Bank, par. BIBBMG11•71. JOLT 10.—Provincial Loan and Discount shares ware sold at prom., and South Stafford, at 101—NorUt Stat fords were offered at 131 —Birmingham Flee Ofilee spans, at 110 —Birmingham Wagon, at 131—ditto Preference, at Se. ed.= —and Birmingham Waterworks, at 31. Binniarbeas dosed at 946 to I. and Imperial Continental 9110111 t ift to Mi. London and North Western stock wee Won at Mg. Marline firm. Business scarce. The Grmaitom Mumma. —The police have &p -ais eld mem Firreiesg, who gem Mandl out as =V a rian et age, bat who le who much younger, bele' hale and rebut, ow suspicion of having bees masersed fa the !murder. After beteg examined before the sheriff he has been emandtted for farther amsiaatiom It wfll be remembered that be was the only person present in the boom at the time the deed was esemeitied. The silver plate which was stolen was givea op ea Wednesday by Yr. abs, paimbroluir. It had beset pledged in his premises oa Saturday sttenuaw by a yoeng "roma shoat twisty- I sw . yews a aik, IMO 1400/ MN* 142/X KM 110,000 II 114. lio K. I 1 1862 MONEY MARSET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooK. The funds to-day are well supported at the alight improvement which took place yesterday afternoon. In the other markets, except as regards Spanish Certificates, which have advanced, there is an en tire absence of animation. English railway stocks remain rather fiat. Consols (are officially marked 921 and 1 for money, and 921 and for the account. The present quotations are respectively 921 to 1 and 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 23519 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, ; Neuf! Three per Cents., 921, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 754 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, 1, ; ditto for amount, 107/, ; ditto Bonds, 22e. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, 18s., 16s. prem. There is a fresh rise in Spanish Certifi cates, which have been dealt in as high as 104. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 841 to 4, and that of 1868, 71 to 1, being slightly lower. The Egyptian Loan is steady, at 61 to 74 prem. Thescrip of the Turkish Loan isquoted 11t° 11 prem. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1866,1860, 901 ; Egyptian Seven per Cent, scrip, 7, 61 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 891, f, 89 ; Italian Five per Cents., 694, ex div. (exchange 26fr.); ditto Marem mane Railway scrip, 1, i dis. ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 281; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 894, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 594 ; Sardinian Five per Conte., for account, 831; Spanish Passive, 19/; the Committee's Certifi cates, 101, 10, 1, 91,10; Turkish Six per Cents, 1854, for account, 841; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 711, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 11 prem., ex div. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 684, 69, ex div. The steamer Bonito* from New York, has brought 108,0001. for England. In consequence of the alteration at the Bank, the joint-stock banks have reduced the rate allowed for deposits from 2to 1i per cent. The discount establishments will henceforward give 1 per cent. (instead of 2) "at call," and if (ins of 2i) "at notice." An instalment of 15 per cent fell due yesterday on the Egyptian Loan for 2,195,2001. stock, and a pay ment of 10 per cent, on the last Russian loan. A considerable proportion, however, has previously been paid in full, especially in the former case. An auction of the foreign redeemable (passive) debt of Spain will take place at Madrid on the 29th inst., the sum applicable being 6,261,472 rls. The sum of 83,000/. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The Etna has arrived from New York with the large sum of 4500001., which will also be sent into the Bank. The African mail steamarMacgregorLaird has brought about 10,0001. in gold dust and specie. About 40,0001. in Russian half-imperials arrived yesterday from St. Petersburg, besides 5,0001. in silver roubles. Further remittances are expected. The steamer Pent will take to-morrow 52,3001. in silver for Bombay, and 5001. in gold for Aden. Owing to the exciting yet doubtful character of the news just received from America, further in telligence is awaited with the utmost interest. The American packet brines the prices of securi ties but slightly lower than by the previous mail. The chief weakness is observable in State stocks. Here, prices are again lower, sales on English ac count apparently continuing. The Commercial Bank of India has opened a new branch at Hankow, in China. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week in increase of 2,8901. ; the Great Nor thern an increase of 5,4701. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 1,1961. ; the Great Western, an increase of 9,0091. ; the North Eastern, a decrease of 2,2371 .; and the Midland, an increase of 3,053/. The first ordinary general meeting of the Tele graph to India Company is convened for the 26th inst. With reference to the market for Ameriam secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : During the past week a fair amount Cl bushier has bees transacted in London in American securities; holders of railroad bonds continue to Kees them for sale, and we note a decline oa meet descriptions usually dealt in of about I per cent. The decline in Atlantic and Great Western Bonds to 61 hie brought in many buyers, who do not overlook the feet that the coupons for interest being arranged to be cashed at KIWI. Haywood, Kennard, and Co.'s, at the fixed rate of 4a. per dollar, constitute* them equivalent to a sterling hoed, whilst their negotiability in a foreign market is is no way interfered with. There has bees a good demand for Erie sad Illinois shortest fully late 114111. We have received from Messrs. Pixley, Abell, and Langley their usual carefully compiled tables showing the imports and exports of the precious metals during the first six months of the present year. The imports have been as follows : Six mouths of 1862. Gold £8,091,418 Six smooths of 1881. .... /4112,88 Silver 46.4,u4 Total 212,677,421 . . £ 9,943,005 The general statement ofexpprta . s . tands thus : - Bix roootbs . od 84 months el 1862. 1881. Gold £7,276,44M .... 28,248,911 Silver Total £12,564,751 .... C 13,622,504 The increase in the imports of the precious metals, combined with the decrease in the exports, ac counts for the ease in the money market. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide males : At the thirteenth aeries of hide mks for the year, a good general demand was experienced, sod, in some instances, slightly Unproved prices ware refilled. East India.- Ox and Cow.—Calcatta were in good request. Both the home trade sad export buyers operated to a fair extent, which resulted is full, and, in some oases, improved prices being realised, particularly for heavy hides, which were well competed for. Madras, Pondicherry, Bombay, its, were in fair demand at full prior. The analysis of the sales is 1011,689 Calcutta new parcels, 30,394 brought forward from former sales, and 6,87 S Madras, Pondicherry, U., in sll 140,936 hides, of which 114,680 were sold. East India.—Buffalo were dull of sale, those offered were chiefly bought Leather.—Ease lodise barely maintained late rates. Australis. receded *d. per lb. Salted Hides.—Ox sod Cow.-South Ameriosa.—The demand was limited, warty all offered being bought in. Australian.—For export a good inquiry was experienced, but the bolas trade bouillEis:sey, and the bulk of the heavy bides offered was t io. Holders were firm and full prices were realized. sad well. West India brought fair prima. Turkey bought in. Dry and dryselted.—Dry. —South Mariam were in fair demand. Cape mile part sold. Home Hides.—But • limited liminess was done, at about late rates. Telegrams received from Riga mention the strand ing on Onset, near File, of the steamer Leith, Captain Lindsay, while on her voyage from Leith to Crowded t. The passengers and crew were saved. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia left Malta on Wednesday. The Adriatic has arrived from China with 377,600 lba. of tea and 20 bales of silk. The return of the Bank of Ragland for the week ending Wednesday, July 9, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation isms £30.837,&13 Increases 0757,625 Circulation active 21,813,660 Iscreses 209,805 Public deposits 5,429.939 Decrease 4.242,406 Other deposits Government ecentrities le banking department 10,953,879 Demme 130,572 Othersecunties in banking department Coin and bullion in both department. 17,066,537 11101,111/0 834,756 &veal day sad other bug ess,r.so lamer 52,395 The Italia . . 3.202,306 Imam, 46,070 Notes in mores 9,021,975 Inman, biliii Total manna (notes kooin in banking department). 9,889,877 Isom* 891,981 Both the bullion and reserve have largely in creased. The other changes are in connexion with the payment of the dividends, which commenced on Wednesday, July 9. There have been some large repayments of loans to the Bank, and more have yet to be made. BANK 01 INGLILND.—A. lad lik Ylo., 0. 82, km Me I 9, 1119. Inn DM Nalikia•id '&33,1337,0115 smarms BLIMPS DI =slam' Owned MONA* nada Davoslts O- s,ooksos ilman lialwq, day. Baaka Can ada al Nakao' Debt. mad Div. deber AmlL depodta. Saar dag and 11114 MASS 661,086,788 July 10, 1862. 11 reliant to the AM PR on Wednesday, Mg 11311130.. Goveniment det4.. 41,811611111 Oliar sioultlea. SANAS Odd aft not big- iso; -- -- lean,as mixr.an PAJMIZri. Government Meli na.* (including Deed Weight An nuity) Other Securities Notes Gold and Silver "22.915 oe►.+■ 1.41,0 MAS MARSHALL. Mal Crake. MINE&-(THIS DAYJ Two &Cloy& There is a fair amount of business going for ward in the mining market to-day. Wheal Ludoott shares are again firmer, at 164 to 16. East Caradon are fiat, at 444 to 45. North Downs are quoted to ; North Treskerby, 38 to 39 ; Phcenix, 11 to ; Marke Valley, 104 to I ; Wheal Seton, 130 to 132 ; Caradea Vale, 54 to ; and last Devon, 2 to 4. In the Stock Exchange Rust Caradon have beam dealt in at 44j, and Zest Cara Brea at 164. St. John del Rey Mining shares are rather firmer, and have been dealt in at 59, ex div. East del Roy are officially marked and prem. ; and Part Phillip, t prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. .11EA RH:LANK- 7 (TM DAY. ). The weather bas been somewiall mine rattled sloes war last report, bat is still ray aseessonable. Today it I cloudy, with a cold wind from the N.W. The English wheat supply °optimise extrema stmt. Flour more liberal. Barley, ante, beans, and peas • Malt, a fair quantity. Seeds very contracted. Soot& and Dish oats, nose fresh up in addition to last report. The snivels of foreign wheat are liberal, pnocipally hem Black Bea and America, and a little Pansies. Flew a few more American berretta mired. Barley, dam but report a large cargo of Egyptian and a small i ste msin atity from Denmark sad France. Oats nrarksals; , Doodah, and Swedish, inelndlag a mooed car o f Archangel. A cargo of beetle from Morocco, and several qgdUnwed sad oilseed from the Fast Indies. sad two percels al maim from America. wheat trade today is firm ; both English and feral. at the fall Estes of Monday last. The Soar tends was more brisk ; in foreign, Animism barrels the turn dearer. Barley orationca to improve in vain& Oats a good trade doing, sad value 3d. to 6d. more this on Monday. Beans and peas fully as dear. Seeds.—Limed sad rapeesed rather dearer. Counsel selling at higher prices thee of late. FLOATING CA ZOOM —WIND unmoving. • Waiar.—English : Bleu sad Yeast, white: Dell, 494 - 575.; ditto, fine old, —a. to —a.; ditto, red, sew, 475. to Si.; ditto, Sae old, —e. to —a. ; Norfolk, he, lse old. —a. to —s.; red, new, —a. to —a. Foreign : l i tan os Vilk. to 5114 lee, 513 u to 595.; extra, b9e. to —s.; • 52a, to 57e.; ditto, extra, 575. to frk ; Rostock, extra, .to Mk; Mecklenburg, 5.3 e. to 575. ; Uckarmsrk ditto, —a. ; American white, 34e. to 575.; ditto, red, 50s. to 565.; Omer dian, 50s. to 56.. . . . Sinus. —English Ina —a. to —a. ; fino, —a; =27.. to 28s. ; and , • • , 3Ds. to 31s. p ar qt.; grinding, 255. to 2Da.; ditto distillaig, 29a. to as. NALL— Lek. Boaz and Norfolk, 695. to 635. ; itw 50 635. 5. to Ms. to 67k ; • and Wan, 655. to 685.; brown. 27s Lltogilish fwd. 234. 03 . to 26.. Od. ; pots* Od. to 31s. ; orelgo, Ms. to 29.. Naaza.-Koglish tiak, Ma. to 35a. ; harrow, 33. to 304.: 38.. to 394. ; foreign, N. to 324. ;ill s 37a. ; Yon' wO, 384. 3 39.. ; 32.. to Ms. Ptad.-Baglish boilso, 40a. to 414.; wkioo sad bins, 4.4. to 435. ; asap* -S. 10 -a.; grey, 384. to 384.; hog. 311. to 40a. ; foreign, 344. to 361. Fiwort-ffogliah tows, 44.. to ditto las, 474. to Mk; oonatry, 424. to 43a. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, V.. to 311‘; 'mak, -a. to -a. pes wok ; U.S. saw* to IN.; Conatkaa. 28.. to 294.: Spasisk. -a. -a. I IiDIAN Coln.- Whit,. 314. to 335. ; Ms. to Ma. Ftwarpro Cartoon, all C. F. sad L-Wkaat : Nem& swirl aad Mozionople, par 49211 m., 465. to 475. ; altirks, 465. t 0474. ; Poll& Od* par 4801145., rid, 39. . to 414. ; dill -; Dunks sad Galata, 364. to 414. ;par ßay= 294. to 33a. Harley: itaption and 21s. to 224. ; Odors and Danube, do., W i tt d Boons Egyptian, par 4801*,304. to 31s. Main/ : Ckiera sad Mathis. par 4921 b., 31s. Od. to 324. ; Ibmil and Ralgazia . a, per 4801b5., 31s. Od. to 321. ; French, do., -a. to ; Linarlomit do., 29a. to 30s. ; Sa7ptiao, -a. to -a. Sanna.--Oanary wad. per qr., 344. to 604. ; and, pr qr., Wm to aN. Mustard mod, pro =6 6 4 . . to 9a. ; brown, 7.. to 104. ; Liossod, par qt.. ON. to 68a. ; Liaised ask:* With. pr., 111. N. to 121. Os. ; Awarioaa, thin. in brit, pr tsa. 121. N. to 121. 104. ; do., in bap, 111. Os. to 111. IN.; Bob* Of. to 01. Marsailks, 101. to 101. 104.: Raps cakss. it. Otto 71. ; Tares, par bushel, winter, 8.. to 9.. Od. ; Rape seed. Eaglith, par gr., 84.. to 725. £LLI*AII INTO LONDON mom JULY 7 TO JULY IL Wised English and Booted ht.. Amelia 790 ... 96090 larlay Oslo MI I 2940 210 I * in,/ I 10040 Mont, InglialL 1110 mob ; foreign, 400 anClis, 9000 birins. KRPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARS= (THIS DAY.) (DT BRITIAN AND nu= aucanw Tnzows). (RON OUR OWX COILIUMPONDITY.) Cotton market quiet, the sales will probably be &keel 4,C:3 bales. Cons.—A fair &Wisdom* at to-day's market. Wisest ia good consumptive request., at an advance of ld. to 24. pea costal Flour. nioderate business at late rates, ladisa corn in good demand ; mixed, 28s. to 28s. 3d. Egyptian beans firm. Said* 30a. ed. to 31a. Oats and oatmeal massaged. MINCING LANIL-(THIS DAY.) _ .... . . 800•11. —Than L ae improved &mond for good qualifies, and prima are ranker firmer, other sorts us also owe steady ; bat the beencos transacted her not been mem sive. Bally Bengal sold at 395. 6d. ; Porto Rile, good and fins brown. 345. to 365. 6d. ; low to film yellow, 365. to 43e. 6d. ; Cuba, ordinary to doe brown, 300 so 33a. 6d. ;gray to good yellow, 3is. to 375. The demand fee 'looting amen continues active, th in having been disposed of, one of 15i Havana, at 275. 6d. for a sear port, mud two of Cuba Itasoovelo for the United Kingdom, at 21s. 11. to 21s. 6d. lauding weights. Bodied continual firm. Corm—Only limited quantities of colonial are offered by section, for which steady prices are paid. Cocoa her sold at very firth prices fine qualities at higher rates ; Trinidad, 60i. to 91& ; Bt. Lucia, 545. Mo.—A good basilicas has been transacted in greens out of the recent arrivals at full prices. Blacks dull of sale. Roe is dull of sale, and only small parcels have been die I posed of, Demerara at Is. 6d :. . . . BICZ.—For common qualities a good demised at pre vious prices, bat few sellers ; cargo Bawl sold at 84. ; lieur liangoon, Ba. 6dL to Bs. 9d. ; cleaned has also been in goal " Tr gs.—Pepper dull of sale, Singapore sold at aid. cash Pimento, fair ordinary to good, 211 d. to M. Zanzibar in goad request at rather higher prices, Ct= quality, 4d. Other spices are without change. marketCorrox.—The hu become dull and inactive. Jute is in good demand, about 4,000 bales told since the public sales. INDIGO. —Third Day.—For good middling Bengal tame continues to be a good demand at last sale prices to 3d. advance. Ordinary defective and Oude continue neglected and are chiefly bought in ; the portion sold went heavily el 4d. to 9d. decline. Good Kurpahs sad the better Toddies of dry•lial Madras sold readily at par to 3d. advance. Ordinary and low are dull of sale, and chiefly bought in ; 5,743 chests have Dow pared the sale, of which 2,331 WORD withdrawn, 1,284 bought in, leaving 1,878 sold. TALLOW MARKET—(TIIIB DAY). Ths marluet it firm at the annexed rates :—Petereberg Y.C., on the got, 47e., "been ;" July, 47e. ; flerteleher, 411 e. 6d. to 49e. ; October to Deoureber, 411 a. 31 to 495. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) : Prisoa.-5811n. to 641 b.., 2jd, in 3d. ; 84IbL to 7Sto.. 3d. to Sid. ; 721111. to *NW., lea. In 34d. ; 8011 n. to 88 1 bs., 3ed. to 4d. ; 88lbs. to Mks, 4a. to 41d. Horns bid's. if.. to 10.. Oat skis*, liAls 2s. to 3.. Od. ; full, fn. 6d. Bitaroaroen.--31heep skins : Lomb. , 2.. Bd. to 4s. Od. ; sltsarliugs, 2a. Od. to 2n. 4d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pottendon and Smith report the accounts forma the plantations unfavourable ; wormer weather is mei required, or the crop will fall abort of an average are. Tk a supply of last year's growth is very limited, and prism gradually advancing ; other deacriptions are about the COAL MARIEZT.—(THIS D i t/4 7 Walls Bad Hartlepool, Ilk ; Walls Fad is Ha. too, 16a. ; Wall. lad Raison Rattails, 16s. ; ills Ind Hawk Hall. 15s. bd. ; Walls Fad Caradoe. 16a.[ Walls Fad Onasop, les. a,• Walls lad Ha 11.., 15.. 9d . ; Wane Ma Edda /Las, 15s. 3iL ,• North Polka Gas, 13s. 3d. i Owes Bartlai, 15s. ; ikdines Harilso, 15s. ; Daridsoa's Nazar /. las ; RaWaip Rartlay, 154.-39 ships at sarkst. 10 an EEL A OlOOaVaL SS. 10 m. -Jos aU an 11011041= SO all 101114 C 80. lamest - M 10 10 Oaisdaska SO Oftli IS an Osonmall 0 ma Do..kl•aortiv. wain 0 111 a Do. 1 1.4.1 a mold lo N all Dallis mil Isool II Dukells o . 4 / 44 .Ja. N. 100 164 o .liadamitiallsa 1 1 1, 100 &MA Uoloo. Stook • 4. 114 Do. Nook B N an lase Nifolk M 11010 slim aad Nampa 1 0 all Imr lo e 100 aim & an Greg Nonliat W liest aimea lied N, leo Oars Nartiume N. IN Do.A t Ana so 00.0 flilepoi.ispaad/1 10 1. 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