The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-11 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCL (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commimionsr Oenlbws.) % EE TERGOLINA.—APPLICATIOR FOR EZLZAHL N bankrupt, Vincenzo di Tergo inn was described as f,rolv of Leicester-place, laiossteroquars, afterwards 7, Lienoquare, fancy good them of 54, OxfordArtreet. importer t .,„ ck , s, afterwards of Paris and Toxin, thee Oty-road, and sines of Beclford.pisce, He recently applied for his release, and was E r, - ,..;,1 to fled bail to a considerable amount, Since then 17;;;tioec in bankruptcy bad been dismiased ; and on the ert, be filed a new petition, and his application for • from custody was now renewed. Mr. E. Reed opposed the application. Tbe bankrupt. who had been held out as • (nodee of the 0 eater in Venice, was not in the debtor's prieon, but in , lock•up house at the West-sod. His former petition darniesed, on his own application, became. his debts ▪ above 3001. —he having returned them at 2561. This r y an ,pplioation under a new petition, and be permed ,ro.:rt would require the same amount of bail. y r . 'tidier, in support of the application, urged that he I,d ne upt would have difficulty in procuring two house &re., AI sureties for him, but a lady to whom he was known was willing to deposit MOl. for hint, subject to le awe condition of forfeiture as the hail. Wu Honour doubted whether he had power to do this. He Ftionld moire two sureties of 100/. each, the bankrupt Wen nu into his own reeognisances of 2501, Chidley suggested that the amount might be de. Te d with the chief registrar, or the aceountautleneral. • Tie Commissioner—They would not rewire it ; they re no authority to do so. Yr.l•bildley said it might be received by the official „i zne e. He did not think he would refuge it. (A laugh.) HO Honour refused to vary his order, bat took a day to Bider tie matter. ~..—.._ IN NZ PIZ= VINCENT. The l - t a t,,, ok rf t was., Birmingham. H. e described as of Great St. Helen's, and ...tra ram ld.: , '• ; w snits. )Ir. I.rahatn, the official annum, pointed out that no oroirrntioo was stated for the debts, and no dates when r bad been incurred. sir. flews, for the amissees, stated that the bankrupt bees a member of a firm, but his amounts contained no fereore to partnership. An adjournment would be mow for additions: accounts. A .rlieiter said be appeared for the assignees of the Rev. Hamer (or Butler), of Birmingham, who had recently a male bankrupt, and be wished to know from the pro , t , ..casupt what had become of 5,000 copies of the rev. ~,T ' s work., who attributed his failure to their having a tart back by this bankrupt. __ _ ___ IN RR G. LOXR. Tye bankrupt was &scribed as a brialimaker and rthr. of the Strand and idaawbere:fornt;le ;ilfeenard •tual:er the Strand. The debts were returned at 7, 5 50/.. very little &sesta. [7:, the application of Kr. Sykes, for the official amigos*, ad:oornmeut was ordered for wlditiowal acoonnta THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. " PICCHIO IT OP." .1 •Inalii.lookiog young man, named Frederic Jackson, charged with stealing a goat, the property of William i elfin, • porter n Covent-earths market. The prosecutor said that he was at work in Covent-garden gket, loading a cart with vegetable; when be mimed his •:,which he had laid on • basket by his side. The prisoner pointed out to him by • bystander, walking away from it part of the market. Witmer' followed hies, and found roast on him. He was "wearing it as if It was his C." Witness stopped him, and sent for a policeman. • r prisoner threatened " to do for him," but witness der .coed him nevertheless, and gave him into custody. Kink, 42 F, took the prisoner io custody. The primer d been sleeping in the market for some sights pest. The • • .er said on the way to the station that if the prose .tor had met him is the dark he would never ham goes . the station. The prisoner said he picked it up on the pavement. He was committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH.STREET. ISTRAORDLNART ROBBIRT. Heir , ' Dempsey, Swan &wore, Alergard Broughton, d Th•mtas Beebo were charged before Mr. Knox with eshog 21/. 10a, • watch and chain, an nmbrella,ka, from • e onion of John Smith, cellarmen and barman is the ploy of Mr. Garrard, of the Vauxhall Tavern, Kenalag ...lane, under the followiog extraordinary circumstances: Mr. Sayer, from the office of Mr. Edward Lewis, of ,Teat 51arlborough.street, defended Beeho. The prosecutor, a middle-aged man, add-Yesterday .ernooe, about 4 o'clock, I was paring No. 30, King. ..eet, Soho. where I saw a female (Semmes) go tog into :Le house with some beer. She iavited me in, and 1 went' to the front parlour of the house. I had sot in the house more than three minutes when 3.eho more in and said. " That is my wife. How we you be here with my wife?' He them thud Seymore, i said, "What do you mesa by this?" At this moment L. cher man (Dempsey) came is mid said, "I am the land. Sul. How darn you make this diatarbance in my house" .. ropeey then told Beebo to leave directly, and asked Beeho ist reparation be was going to mike him for having dun:whams in his boas; I said, "I cannot make ." and Dempsey thea said, " You mast hansom, mosey b art you. Berko owes me 21. ss. for mist ; yos pay the and ni start him, and I won't have him bran" mid I could not pay it, and Dempsey said, " You -•. you have 'nosy about you." Dempsey thee flew t ce, and seized me by the Deck, and held me tight. " Don't hart ma, and ru give you the 21. tia.," took out my puree for the purpose. Dampier then a:ched the puree out of ay hand mod took out 10a, ad gave me beak the empty purse, sad thee said, " Now Elbe desperate. You have mom money about you." He seized my waistcoat pocket and took out my taboos's • :. in which there were nineteen sovereign; said emptied he motley into his hand, and then gave me back the box. „ teem then said, This will not do for me ; shall mike you draw up • paper and sign it or ln'. more." I then drew up a paper for 101., end gave ,y direction at Hanipstead,which was not correct. All this • e I was locked in the room, the women and the two men 11 tie:cg present. I afterwards from fear gays Dempsey the etwo of my employer, and Dempsey and Beeho left the • to go there. I was thee left in the room with the two men The men returned about half-put 9 o'clock. Sr. Knox-What room were you locked in? Prow. utor-A front parlour. Mr. Kaoz-Did you not go to the window to give an l•reecotor-1 did not. I was afraid to do so. I did ad tte women to let me out of the room. I sat while quietly in a chair and the women oely -Se • few words to me. The man came back an nosey then said that 1 had given a correct address tca: he believed I was the proprietor of the tavern, sad Sow I shall make you sign a paper for the MUM Oi or perhaps 50/" Dempsey thee " said, " I know you s e snt some more many about you ; and he felt is all rnuies, sod took out my watch and chain from any nen pocket, where I slipped them. The woman stood !looking or,. AU the five hours we sat looking al oft FRIORITUI. OCCrRRENCR AT CARRON WRARI. ~.'ar. Lad night Mr. James George Richards, the deputy coroner Ir. Roos-Then although you were loft with only the for East Middlesex, held an inquiry at the Dock Hotel, 'men for five hours you did not think of biking any MOW MM. , East Smithfield, respecting the death of William to Telesis yourself ? Rondo; aged 45 yen, who last his life anger Prosecutor-I did e gg was af ra id. Aft er Dempsey b e d the following frightful CiOnnnitanCOS :-Doesand was coo all I had I told him eo, and he then gave ins athfiling. • labourer. On Friday afternoon last he was engaged e left the home all together, and Dempsey gave me some with other an ou beard the ebb Clutha, moored .nade at • pabliebooss. I did sot make any complaint alongside the Gams wharf, Lower Fist Smithfiekl (near thepublic-house.skiniN,Demp.., gave Inn sou to St. Katharice's Docks) in raising a quantity of pig iron ore Lorne. Assam me I got from them I went to the Vise- from the hold of the vessel by mew Of a Mae. t mike-station and gave isforrnatioo. The men overloaded one portion. and they had ilea Koos-Did you ask for any of your money back been cautioned by Mr. Hickman, the stevedore, Prosuntor -I did, en d that was w hy D ew ," gave me When they had raised &bouts tan of metal the ado of the - e siolling. It was sear the corset of Spur-street, where crane suddenly snapped, and the whole mass of iron fell sex rid of them at last. upon the deceased, crashing his bead and seatterhic portions "*"'tesot Allen, 20 C-About 10 o'clock last night I of his brain aver the lower part d abs vessel. Death meat luformatioe from the prosecutor at Vise-street hare been Minutemen'. Verdi* " Aoradwial death." :.tan that he had been robbed is King-street. I west ( Jamas Cotercaosrnow AT TRE FLORA Mang, ••i: aim to Na 30, and Seymore opened the door, but BIIONLET.-(Tens Dar.) -This mercies, about 2 deleek, to ..10,.. it. I then asked prosecutor w h e th er Seymore e police.comiable of the K division, passing along his beat . o:e of the females, sod he said. on getting into the e t Bromley. Middlesex, noticed • dense body of Mien poem parlour, she was. Dempsey, Bronchia; and Sey- l ee k from** prendessibelongiog to Mr. A. Mint hemp 7g.' were then together and the prosecutor then inner, /co., wry's* oe as extensive Weiser at Mess" They were the Fen*" who were in I Milk Were the engines arrived the flames pet ORWRISIO tv , en together. and who robbed me and held of of the primaries moms, two darks high. 55 feet br the th roat. " Th e prisoners made so reply. gad 42 wide, sad were also atteekleg, with fall them 0 , 14 the prisms:re they must all wander themselves forms, the 'piss* rooms, sod the stables and timber build. ""47' and sent the Prosecutor for other constables., bop in the rpm ward. Some beers ,speed babas the fi re r• ten all wanted to leave. While waiting for assis t .. was n ud g ed. Tie preparing rooms were berated, sad the t "" 'ae Dempsey take the watch produced from hie I loner part damaged by ire. The roof is dee Must of, and tod give it to Brom/lite;under who put it her the stabling and sheds in the ode yard *early deetroymi. I 11" I saw him pees a pair of spectacles to Fortunately the horses and other perkier of the mill were . who pot them under her dress, and they fell ... e d. The loss is vary wassideesble, but Mr. Elingh eras . '""r I Picked them up. and Dempsey _salted . partially thawed is the Phoenix , saw geese, end other lie a tenno might come l o an d get some beer. mometou 0f... As le the origin of the fire nothing is knows. have had nothing to do with it at ',IL" I I • saw Broughton take the watch from under her assizes AT Brairrsoomr.—The magistrates of the • have been moaned to meet the Lasd-Usutesent • and Dempsey then took it from her and out it ... 6°U .L t 'eni.i b e ll Warwick, on &bards to , mat to emeider 't the bedclothes. Shortly after Dempsey said, " I •;,, a '" "'",..„." - '". f. of g amin ,. moues et the ot Bi rk/ " the watch hem. I ran give ft to you. It was h u n i.ri e , 04 .:1 1.14 • f 10&" I thee . took the watch from his hand. for to bla - re. butbe tore a suitable answer to the letter addramed to him by le.oh no pert in the conversation , • teY•- Birmingham Deily Pod. s-en Dempsey pees Smarmy. Two =enables Su George •" I. and I searched the place, and en the M b " I Now Pops Law Am—An act of parliament I aI. tier which the prosecutor had draws up. The Ism Men printed to "explain' the statutes for amending I were theo taken to the station and starched, but the law relating to the removal of the poor. By the 24th moortant found upon them. Afterwards hearth, sedge , * Vint. c. 55, • period of three years was substituted ..) w,y one of the persons, I epprobeeded hies this for Gm years is a removal, sod doubts have exited as to " . .r. at • entfee-bous• in Castle-street I told him he the proper memiog of the provision. It is now enacted that ' , ..zed w i th being ornmerned in robbing • Mr. Smith is the eine of any poor person heretofore chargeable, or ,' •'• and a watch and other articles. Beebo mid he hereafter hesogniug chargeable, in any pariah eameriesel a a ' to do with it. I then marched him and found nags; sot beim the drith of his edam's , . its the meth m ••.m an ere.glua, identified by the prcesenter, sad a vests,, is sot to be exaholed is the menpuides of the time , 'l'.l , r which the prosecutor had in his pocket when be of required to reader him exempt from removal. In the bad I also foetid an umbras whirl The set is sot to apply le any order of remend suds and The identified as his . mesa tad before the passing al this set. The weeds Is the " e Pmser'll•w-The a watch and ads. two ad ore le be eoestirned is the ease maser as to the 'f ticrtacles, he., 'Esrey aropertY• reshot ask. Ooslslasat —He did. Mr. Yardley—How long did he play Complainant—About five minutes. Primmer (through the interpreter) sold when he was told to go away he put hfs organ ea his back and walked sway. Daniel Bryaat, policroonstable 366 A, mid—l was coming along the Gloncester-read when complainant said he wanted me to take the prisoner into custody for playing an organ to his annoyance. Mr. Yardley—Was the miaow playing then Ceestaltle—He was not. His organ was not on his back it was standing on the ground. He was then at the top of Gloneester-road. I met complainant about twenty or thirty yards from the prisoner. I had not heard him play the organ. I had Just come from Hampstead. The prisoner was steals; by his organ. Mr. Yardley—How far mite he from mossentor's house when taken into custody Prosecutor-1 should say about 100 yards. He gave me a deal of trouble. Hr. Yardley—Your trouble was this. You waved your band, after which be stopped three minutes loops. You then want down to him, and he stopped playing. It seems to me that, being an Itslian, he did not understood you ►t first. He west away as soon as you went down to him. He is discharged. Complainant—l sin surprised at the decision. Mx. Yardley—Leave the eon& SOUTH WARN. CAUTION TO CUMIN ItEIVSLIO TO TAI • 1•11. Will.. Marshall Phillips, a oat, wooer sod driver, was charged ►efare Yr. Wool/yob with refasiog to drive Yr. G. R. Massey from the Water.° term.us of the South Wasters Railway, b• having hired his in the regular way. Mr. Massey said he was a solicitor tarry.' ou business at Dublin, sad at must he was rrtidiag with a Mood in Lerrainoorar. Os hieuday, the let hist., he hid bashers at Gaildford, and arrived is Laudaa by the 10 o'clock train at sight. The deferidset wee *yin for ►ire sear lb, plat form, sad hailed whom, ask.' bits if he wasted a eab. He replied that he did, sod told hi** come round to the cloak room tetake up his pertassolosan. The &feudal t drove round, sod as be was about to fetch his luggage he asked where he wished to in. Wilson told him to Lorraine-minass, sod before be could my seethes word he took up soother fare and drove sway, leaving witness in the lurch. Witness followed him, and took his umber, tolling him that what ever incoanniscos it might put his to, he should certainly summon his for his miscooduct. The defendast merely laughed at him, sod left the The defendant denied that he area plying for hire. He had just pot • fore doors at the Booth Wll/1011% Railirsy. He certainly did ask the switleasta where he was go* to, and while lie was answering another gentleman jumped into his cab with his luggage and told him to drive off. He thought the complaisant could soon get another and there fore be took no more trouble about it. Mr. Massey informed his worship that the defendant distinctly hailed him, and then he hired him. telling hint wham he wanted to go. Then be took up another fare sad drove of. Winless would not have taken the trouble to mamas, him only he had asoerteiued that cabmen played similar trills on the arrival of every train. He thought the railway company should look attar them a little mare. Mr. Wootrych was of the some oeinket, and to mark his seen of the defendant's eciaduct, and as a malice to other cabman, he fined him Zls. and the costs. If he came before him again m a similar complaiat be should sespasd hie homes. Sergeant Allen, in aces-examinasion by Kr. Sayer, mild— I have known prostitutes to live at the house. Then ere tailless in front of the bow The prosecutor said be bad not been intimate with Semen, and that the reason why he signed the paper to that affect was to get out of the it hones, end that if he had had 1001. he wonid have given up. Mr. Sou handing the preesentor a paper, the pro secutor said—Berko wrote the paper in my presence, sad a answer to Mr. Sayer said—l was out yesterday fora holiday, bat I do not usually carry so much money with me. Semen asked me in and I went is. I partook of the beer she took in with her. Beebe was the first to enter the house, and Dempsey then came in and complained of a dkturbance taking place in his house. Broughton also cane up to know what was the matter, and after expressing • hope that no disturbance would take Wade stopped while I wee robbed. IWY afraid to give an alarm. They seemed so examperated that I was in fear. When I wrote my address as Hamp stead Beeho mid be would go to my wife, bat I told Wm , that I had sot got one. They so frightened me that I ovoid sot sign my Lama I sat for mon than three bows with the females, and I sat there to wait for the men to rehire. Dempsey took my umbrella and everything from me. I afterwards went and had a glam of lemonade with them. Yr. K. G. Garrard, of the Vauxhall Tavern, Kennington lane, said—The meander is my barman. Lest night two men came to my home and brought a letter directed to me. TM two men are the male primmers. The letter was asking for 201. Thinking they mi;,ht have .ached the prosecutor out, although the nisoners gave a &seriph= of the Cs:Atar I refused to let than ban the money. y then ;minted to the direction on the envelope, mayis• it was Smith's, but as I could not re. =guise it I would have nothing to do with it. Beebe bad mid it was about • bill of sunup, alluding to the letter. The prisoner then left in a cab. Yr. Knox—lt is • most extraordinary story. How long has Smith been with you? Mr. Garrard—Some years, and be is a very respectable man, and was out for a holiday. Mr. Knox—The prisoners will be remanded. LAMEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LIST&-471118 DAY.) (BY ILACTIIO TILICIWIL) READING MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) EASTFIAMPSTRAD STARE& Dotdoot boat Gansu. READING STAKIIA HaU s map. Hooey sadC Trim, Tim Swift, lady Raid* Ethan; Fenny, natty am ham. BERKSHIRE REIMS. About two miles. Gibraltar, Bally Edmond, Spier, Kitty, Outlaw, Major, sad Esigka an hem. NURSERY PLATS. About ems &Acne. Coairect. British Queen, The Crow, Maud, Threadbare, The Bella of Kea, Doctor Swiehteid, Charlie of Last, sad Guildhall are here. KING'S MEADOW STAKES. Straight seven furlongs. Pelime the only bores here at preeent. STEWARDS' PLATE. Oat mile and • quarter. Golden Dust, lisaalarater, Bah, Idler, Outlaw, Comm, sad Nebuchadausar are here. AND STOCKIL RAILWAY/. iillirM—K..solummar, Chimney Sweep, Donner. 'Flak" ]tier Fisk* Headley Crow, Clroseeti, Rosette, Catty colt, Filismese's Daughter. Jezebel, Lytham, trohiur filly, Sieekowaer, Lord of the Meow, Undiw the Latlbw* sad lilehap colt. Stne.,sad WoLe Tyne Stour VaL 1114111 BoatoujiliardANd.C Csladraima t)orlc sad BOAS Vornwall be. • •no dtv. Do. until • B Os paid to B. De di tie, iusb lNZ 13=mitan! GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon the adjourned half-yearly meet ing was held at the London Tavern, lb. Jana GODSON in the chair. The supplementary report, which has already been pub lished, having been submitted to the meeting, The Clunklux, in moving the adoption of the report, mid it so fully entered into the positioebt the company that there was not that reason for entering so largely into the matter as might otherwise have been the ease lie thought the directors bad been'very auncessful in improving the position of the company. (Hear, hear.) They had enabled the suburban traffic to be very peatij increased ; and they had at length obtained that peat desideratum • City terminus. (Hear, hey.) They had likewise improved tMk communication, with that favoured district Enfield, and they had gained a line to High Beech. They valid ala very soon be able to reach Cromer, which he hop would soon become • m place pla; of resort. They had enjoyed great support from the landed proprietors ia their line to Lynn. He congratulated the company on the way in which they had resisted the warlike advances of the Great Northern, and the amicable manner in which their mutual differences had been adjusted. The °sly blot on their successes had been the Great Esatern sad Northern Junction; but be trusted that they would next year renew the attempt with greater map and good for tune. (Hem.) Mr. BIDDER seconded the motion, observing that the policy of the board would now be to devote all their ener gies to the economical working of thin great system of railways—not by cutting down salaries. but by en deavouring to get the best services for the smallest expenditure and the highest remunera tion to their employs. (Hear, hear.) The board had been moped in developing their Rotterdam_ General • but they had had to do so in the tee th of the Genera Steam Company which he regarded as the Marine Great Ncirthern, whose hand was in every man's pocket. (Leaghter.) He freely admitted that there was no business which afforded such great facilities for extravagance, jobbery, and abuse of kind as shipping ; and he therefore invited the vigilant supervision of the shareholders ; but he believed that by judicious and ecoeo mical management the foreign Made of the company might be made both highly remunerative in itself and a valuable feeder to their line. The recent development of their sea-side teal& was one of the most extraordinary sod gratifying festers' in their future prospects. The amount o( 1 tufa° of this kind seemed, in fact. to MI limited only by the possibility of getting home-room in their seaside towns. Mr. Bidder then discerned at great length the importance of obtaining better terminus accommodation. They might jest as well attempt to render ammonia agreeable by c alli ngl it something else, as hope to render Shoreditch tolerable by giving it the more euphonious name of Bishopegate. (" Hear, hear,"aed laughter.) By their arrangement with Wel/Wand, however, they would soon be able to deliver a passenger from Cambr idge snore quickly than the Great Northern itself could do it. (Cheers.) As regarded the one defeat which the company had sustained, it was admitted by the committee of the Horne of Commoes that the Great Eastern scheme went through a fertile and populous country, and was, in point of engineering, the finest line in the °Nair, ; but the committee had sympathised with the Greet Northern and had felt itself called on to protect their seven percent sad incretaing divi dend. Bat surely tbet could sot bold. (Hear, hear.) He could have no doubt that the case of the GreatEastern,the trnatment of which had been completely at variance with the usual policy of parliament, moat ultimately triumph. (Cheers.) He thought that railway committees ought to be made to do what the judges were compelled to do, give reasons for their decisions. (Chaim) Mr. }ALIT thought the company was is • worm position than it ever had been ; and The discus ion on the motion wan proceeding when we west to prem. r: Dal Aug. OM. go. Great Werth ofteolked iGreetNerthsre. Dal. rea no dlr. la. Do.B I fa als pall B. at. teeth * Itp. West. (De ) ! Greet Weebwe MARYLEBONE. THE MIT CABE UNDER THE NEW EMMET WHIM ACT. An Italian, with a gnat barrel organ. was placed at the bar before Mr. Yardley. His name could not be under. stood, and all that could be rot from him anyway intelligible was "9, Little Saffrou-bilL" The charge spinet him was "for annoying the complainant by playing on an organ and refusing to go away when desired." Au interpreter was present. Edward Amhbold:said-1 reside at 14, Gloneester-etreek Camden-town. I am a gentleman. The Meaner was playing his organ next door bat one to me. I west on the balcony I and gesticulated to him with my hand to desist and go away. 1 I also told him to do so verbally. No notice being taken by him I gesticulated &pia. As he still persisted I pat en my hat sod weo t down to him to give him is charge, but, not awing a poliosman, I could not do so thee. By the way I may mention that policemen in our neighbourhood are rather sates. _ _ Yr. Yeti:Fey—l have nothing to do with that ; confine yourself to widows. Oansplainent—There is a whole host of these organ men ; their number is Won. Mr. Yardley—What was your reason for requiring the primmer to leave ? Complainant—l was just writing a letter to my landlord, to tell him that unless he made certain alterations I world quit on the 29th of September unit. It is in emu queue et these men coming that I gave gotten Mr. Yardley—Yon had no illness in the home? Complainant—No. sir. Mr. Yardley—Did his playing interfere with 7m! Complainant—l found I could not write in cousequimes of hie playing. Mr. Yardley—Did he go away! Complainant—After be compelled me to come down he west away, bat I said I must follow him u I was compelled to make an example et him. Mr. Yardley (after looking at the Act)—Did he see you wave your hand ! Complaisant—Oh, rm. Mr. Yardley—Did he look up at you as you were on the balcony ? THE EXPRESS,' THITESD e ILY AtriGEITST 11,. 31864. Two o'OLocz. The railway market is rather quiet today, bat the tendency of prices ignore favourable. Metropo litan stook beans= *per beak, Great Western I, and Lancashire and l'orWe, South Eastern, and Grwtt Eastern /. The other leading lines are steady, at previous quotation& London and North Western stook is now quoted 116 k to UT ; Great Western, 68k to 69 ; Midland, 137 k to 138 ; Lanosahire and Yorkshire, 119} to 130 ; South Eastern, 921 to 1_; Metropolitan, 112} to 1134 ; London and South Weidern, 97i to 98} ; Gniai Eastern, 471 to ; Caledonian, 126 to 127 ; and Great Northern, iss* to 134 i. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inactive. Atlantic and St. Lawrence, East Indian, and Scinde are dulL lib ' I rad to i p.—. 7 iincitLIANBOVIL 10 MaksNode= MIN Amirellaa 26 Anitrainnalitt i tt 10 DertlaWaterworts It Pomba, Gam ( SO Milk Aostkaa Lad I 64 2. 41. Mai, Ti (Lt ' 10 British Wlsa Toe (L) 822 Canada pany 10 Danadiaid Com oangiosx) 116 Ceylon 26 City or Lo C =Prop.a. 60 'City Moos (LW) 10 lOoni. ofAlricealigsr.ro 60 ICcoonsorodalUalocabia l 60 Coosolidatosi Dia (L 110 Caitlin:gal tin.DounL 1 68 00 OontractOarporati i oa( 16 Oop.lLleg.,Progrp.o Credit Fonder 60 Do. of llaatiitos (L) 60 Croa Mobilise FL Oryda t l Palms IL Do. Pr0f...... M. Do. 6p. Pim Deb. 100 14•30612Wmpoon(L 20 L India Wiggle.; to. 10 NaptianOcou.4 Trd.(L 82 . Neotrio Telograch 6 Eng. aad Au. Cooper 100 100 Financial Corporation N Financial Discount (L.) 111 tweet. Warokouse (L 60 Naval% (Waited).- 10 o.(iteditalla-ollsa6(L 16 Oaa. Nem Na v 80 Home& joloalal i rt, N Bodson'oßog SO Wer.o2t.Ass. latemat=oa tiam (l4 10 Interastamit Credit( Itallaairrig. (Can. Coy.) IN Do. 6p. c. 6.15. r. 1870 16 ,6olatfitocklllesount(L) n In xi dim pand 1 91 1 t n eo ea edla ipm&d 73 78 3 33 iDel a pal le I lift Os Me al • pm "14 I°2' l 22 _ 22 6 e s . SS 36 103 112 108 116 I It'V° 1212 ad m• i Nis Wm 4 i a 6 0 ,6 I 4 du I 1 i sioni Se rt I I lipas ; 161 Ha m ., :I 3 Pul l Pa . si _Si 44.1 _le_ _ 1066 ie. 1 lOpezd i 9 u ghtgrad 1 Mel land lesintlies ( I — A . — "en.) lam& Aitken load andindedr.tl IsmLeistent Tans. ; loud. Moan. Aare. Do. New Iced. di. Omnibus C.(l ) Isaid i = a dtt Lend. Madras Irrfga. It Donal Do. Merino Inverdment(Ll idsaritlua Land,do.(l. Media MEMO. TM. (L ifillwall Iron Wats I NatelLandnOoL O. (L ) National Oil. O. (L.) National Pinandal (l i l National Noma Yaw. Nested& Coal It I. • I .N.fnaland T.ltLoan(L N.Beit.Anstralanan(L) N.Drit.didercon. ln.(L Nova&xeradmodi. .L) Ocean in Looms. i Oriental Ceauneralal(L. Indruid Flnancialli lOriontel Illas (uai I Do. New IlkiestlideadatomatL) Miasma Inneitaial (L) lOttounan Om (Limited IPuma:WILK S do toaa(L) Do. rmiltsv.useiniiis. 64 Paslinsulaz a O. 80mai Do. New i = L. Z., IL(L I Iron Do. Yen , all Rio J. City Improve. (L) all Ditto ditto . . I 4) sow builaisie. I as deet.Aastrnlnveet s t IBM Benda [MARLapt i I &Co. i I SocirinanA I B. Atrloas IL ala , 6 'South Australian Lend' an Irsi. leatmearine Tauprapiiiosadese.allals. ii iso • TheamenMenny lag. ) 11 L. .It L Ork of . (Undo (l I nitedlL raw Co. 11 1 Unlvaimldarine Ins. (I S Upper Amass Tes(Linl i l Ditto Van Dismsn's Lad O4 Warm* llasnamLiss Westlndlandlialle 8 L to PREFERENCE SHARES. Greet Northers, 5 per cent, 113. Midland Oomelliated, 41 per coot. pref. rtoelr, redeem able, 1011. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Sao Paolo, Lin., gou. 7 par two; (121. paid), 101. Ditto ditto (all paid), ltj i i pal 9 99 d's iga 1 F. ff.: Si Paidt I ihrm Par Pm: 4 trul is is 4--: 1 11N, 17 18 Daq 3 1 0 4 41 it it_ 40 __ ii ii 19 21 pml 2 1441 e 29 . 11 li _ii. ri O lli I le pot' 1 1 ON* 61 1 31lp= le - 4 - di 66 Fez 6 1 l l igall r .6116 t at i -- 1 Qs I Ipin 1 , I t i ps 1{ 17 f 11 ed lB ill, le 4 PIP` lig • I 4 71 i I zd last Itt a 11.1 il) NI ll* 116/ Tn :t xtl 113. 13 .... 1171 $1 db Do. Naar Vsl.oeiJlll Do. South War_.. Do w_int M$ La DT. Do. Do. 11 Unmake& Torbtdr• 'Leed'Leedom sad Inackwell om &Doc ,==walla Wotan 'import art Collis jos. o. jarm .2(sw Do. Now Do Blros, t Derlq KM. GA We. (D 4) j D. Mum Mid KISS MUMTZ/ LIDO Meth D. Zen.,Ftetlt.Dasd. N. Zadosts—Dorwtok D. O. M. D. Pen— Do. Do. Tu D. j. o. D 11 - I I ••• • ikT. I — Ts: i I IS — V - 4 tank I 1- 0116 Now . N. aI. Widen Jw UM* Petrel ecattlatt N.L Aber. Mk BcoUbli Midlaid & WWII& I=rs U ean •Souili Liters 8. Torksh. & River Du T ValaWai4gb°44°.l $7 SO 24 22 22 He 113 106 1$ 80 104 U 126 110 SS 41 Do. B Be C 7 8 RN 171 6 7 pia , 8 pm I Molar I --* De. Do. Val. of Ninth Victoria Ifea. Waterford s 68=1 Weal Caravan I W.llarttpL Erb. di EL BRITISH 101E115810116 zalwars. I Coda( pr 100 101 34 U idebarbi di fn. lawmen 68 D050.80r.*C.1n.8.69.0. , 100 101 Do. I Mares is PIO Dersio id UM Harm 6 Do. Prelsresoff Doff, InsatOoduellek 7} Op. a Dna Alit Low TS SO I Do. do. Jul, 1, WM, 76 Do. do. June 1, 1076, 76 10fil. t B.Der4rafpa j. 97 , 00 Po T. & Dookifti. g.; Id 70.e. re er.prefl IL* le Dearwan. wd . M ' roe ladles gm. 4 Do. G Zneeedos Do. H Greed Trion do ad Owed& Do. 14 prof. Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. Tod ;wet. Bonds ; Do. do. deferred Do. Rd pref. Stock Do. do. defined Da 4th preL Stook Do. do. deferred ,Greet Indna Pentland/II Do. fl o a .r s do IL IL or lodla R. b p al Do 44 par art. Do It. Wooten% ot Do. Now Do.ko r ldo. pay. MI Do. do. LEI I — Do. Now ...... Madras guar. p. erg. D. do. l u d id , Do. do. do.— Do. 711th Nab. Corp. per e. Id Web. sod Holloon's D'a ma IN los un tZ r an 19 le 91 93 71 13 110 IS M a N N W /2 43 46 If 31 10 10 111 301 s i d ells ipen Is lona 100 - 111 - reZia - s - se - FLia N.lLddesaddaaldPA Ds. dd. a& Ds. dodos Kik& de JonrCenid L I 13 11 die MI 91 112 el Km aft 911 k 1 91 IA $8 N OD • $ 6 ■ 96 99 ;is 1000 100 Aiwa& liasbmwees(l) 090, 60 Do. New (10.10/ 104 1600 10 Albion 10, 0000 100 'AMailo. ooLoa.&Livorpoot 1040 I D N•w 100,030 10 •Awilo Amid= 20,040 10 'Anglo Dallas. (United) UAW 60 Anotrelsola 2,000 40 , Do. Now tO Baokotßrlibbo. ,-- ' '4006 1 26 r - "ro' 100 10,0011' 16 bank of =. gooo'loo 'Bunko' 16,030 10 :Dank of Otago Pla.6) 10,0101100 :Bonk of Quon (1.1 10,000 60 !Baskaatatarta.kostrio I,olo'llo Bank of Walo=2. 013,000, 10 ! Hack of New 10.1011, 10 , Bragßan&Portnguarak UMW 60 'Bridal% & Colliondan (L 10,010, 60 IHIIWb N. Antonaa _ 1/121100, 10 IC. Bk. Indla,Aaa., eau' 7,8110, 10 I Do. Now 10.010 16 (Matt. Mar.of InOla,&e 2,000100 111,000 acid 10,06111 16 ,Coat. Hooka &e. 100,000, 10 llourolidabod Dank (L, I.olo'llo (L) 12,0011 10 lot lank. (1A 1.4) &OW 110 Da Now 11.1100' SO ansfkal&Ani.Chartd &MOO 60 Aube sad Sir ( uUriZ 40,600, 031 10,000'100 ' =k7als.(Li 10,000'100 ' Do. Sow 11,001100 3,000100 im. N languid Balk nulled ut 12,0001 60 Imp. Bk.of ChlnaAto.,(l 101404 1 0 110 Luria Otlionon It, 26 *man MOAN) 10 liana Marlik. 0o41&(1, 10,010 60 lotallk.oll. 100 de. (L 10,6011100 TAG. Bank of Sattloadl, /BOSOM "Loudon and Bouillon LAO IM 'Lee.B.Ayroo&B.Platal, sa.tio• 26 I Do. Now, &Loth pm 6,0011, /as., 80.. an. Mai. 11.1 KM; 10 Loa Ciam.at of Ansa& 10,010 100 'Ludas and Cabala] (L ASV 01111mados and County IAMB& Los. fitgateg.Ootaltr.(L) 110,1001 SO Orbs 1111030,100 'Loa. ma Nathan' (L) SLOW, f 0 ,laulgaft &Mk Mikan &OKI 100 ;bro. & & Wagers Wm. 031000 100 & Wookolutot 10,110110 'llorolutat Sank(Lbli.) 10,600 10 lforoantlio & IsobanlL 00.000 _ool_ Do. Now _ ti .oil 10000 100 sow too 10000 100 10,000'700 to,en . 00 %ow so so,o so sol UMW SO ssosioo skim' 00 %mosso maw,. 10 100001 Is Ware. It Prey. balk 11 Maud Sank (Ika) iblaacma of Mho. at Nalona Bank New Wow Soak Wass Now Umbra (thabodl ')forth Western Arlinta book Corpora Prodslllsactsaoap. ( 'Provstie. d Inlaid il 1 idadk 'wt.& Da Soal . i Manna_ ell r 101} 100* 100 101 l i U 165 lie al7 ad SS gonsal 5! 1 I . Par IS 76 F.P.I lee in mil :dla par • 2 1 dial 33 41 24 110. 9 iVm id si par 1 pm 411 48 Si 40 14 1$ pm 66 47 ISt 157 ad 41 43 • 9pm 41 7per ad li 2 :1 191 2 3ma ▪ 3pm 21 22 ad 1 1 pre 2 2 a 11 epm 11 •re 13 'Jam ad 14434 ad it lion If non 29 31 1 limo 4 4pP: 10 pla 16 10 ps Si SIM • Ipm II 03 41 +Wm.! 7! 75 I .i . ' iv. 4? If Yd Ii lip's rd 14 IS I Ips% zdi $6 xdi Up SI Abend, fp= par Ipm $ 1 7 I:I Tza 4nl xa psorarczti BRASS MAIXI73, 1.19111200 L, Ar 01192 It —Great Western, 061 f I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111.4 19 f—London and North western, 116 f f —Manchester, ehetheld, and Lincoln, Me id.—Portpatvick, South Eastern 92 federate Lose. 26—Allianoe Bask Lon don and Waited), 34 ex d.—Bsstern Eachange Bank 'Limited), 11 p.—llverpool Mason (Limited), fp. MarcaoUle sod lltraasP. Bank (Limited', bf 13-16 1 13-16 p. —National Bank of Live (Lalted), 6 ad. p.—North Western Beak, H 4 p.— Albion Marine (Limited% 1-111 f p.—British sad foreign Marine ,Limited). 24 ad. p.—Lirerpool and London rim and Life, 101 p. —Maritime Janitress. (Unified). f p.—temen Itouranee, If p.— Liverpool Unded thia 212-11atiowil Steam Navigation CPS- P. 87. S-16 A Vane! 10.—In this market to•day Stour Vas, shares were quoted at 91 to Ig ; Stour Valley Guaranteed, sellers, at 40 7 ; Birmingham Osiamatoad. sellers, at 742: Severn Valley, sellers, at 17: South Stsiords at lea to 102 ; litourbridge Cantle at 240, boyars: WoroMeer and Birridaßbtall Glad& at 13 to 14 Inrzoingitalla BAUM Ci=a o . ld Shank at 34, buyers . ditto New, at 32 to 3ii ; B Town sad Dia islet Banks, buyers, at 17 ; Shropshire blues., at 61 Dudley Gas, buyers, at 41; Gloucester Wagon abate., at 11 to 11 Patent Nut send Bella, at 11 prem ;an British and Toreign Pleat I prem., seams. . . _ Iliacuiens, Almon 11.—The market Irma steady, bat valet. Orest rasters. din 471.—Oeeat Lusemboarp. 10i —Omsk; Of — Gnat Waite" 111—Lanciahlre and Yorkshire, 111—London and North Western. 1161 I—Manchester, Sheffield, and lin solembire. ISA i—DOIS 6L Preto P. — Metrotan. 112 ! I Midland, 1371 S—Nmta BMWs. 66}--Beath Lm, 911 *— This... and Nesse Marine Insurance, 6 3.14 Bank. tit p. Midland, 12 -Leaden and Caledonian !Wise, par—Geoaral Credit, 2 p.—John Brown and Co., p. A contemporary says :—" We have reason to be lieve that M. Bills, the Danish ILiaisler in Landau, has been recalled, and will shortly leave the couetry. It is said that the vacant post will not be filled up, the Dula government thinking it sufficient to maintain see first -aloes Weeks. In that ease the Danish representative at Paris will be entrusted with the charge of say impact.nt bushier that may arise in A letter from me in the Monde states that Plus IX.. at an audio.oe which he lately pee to List x, the pianist, expressed a wish to hear him play. An instrument had been Weed in the throne•room, end the greet artist produced an extraordinary effect. After sub Woe the Pope gave the signal for applause, and afterwards warmly eomplinseeted the artist. THE Naw &Hamra HAnwlcH.—The Great Eastern Railway Company have carried out their project of extending the trade of importing cattle by mesas of a line of steam reseal, in additioa to the chartered ships which they employ, barrows Harwich and Rotterdam to Black well. Tb• first of the new vessels—the Harwich, Captain Elward, built by Mews. Simpson and Co., of London — Pm' formed her first trip yesterday, carrying a full cargo. con sistiag of 300 head of oxen end 500 sheep. The Harwich is built with a due reprd to the strength neeeeftry for her peculiar freight, and is of iron. She le 215 ft. is length, Mt. in width, and 19ft. in depth. Her draught of water when loaded so 10ft. 61a. Her elegise* are assi4e4 and of 220 comb's& haree-power. She is 'oboes.- with efficient masts, so as to sa i l ander emergencie s. emu Simpson and Co. are now sheet tolay down the Meter vessel, to to celled the Rotterdam, which r expected to be ready early next spring. Tun A DVIINTI7IIIIB or • ONI POUND NOTIL Last week was toned, in the seaweed along the east of the farm belonging to Mr. John Halsted. of West Itchenor, an old us potted sot. It is dated 1816, sad bu seen many adventures in its time; hat why it should have turned up eo mysteriously on the coast bereaboots, it is impoerible to ray. It is in good preservation, and runs as follows : " No. 69.18 L—Portsmouth, Porta., end Hampshire Bank. —I promise to pay the bearer oa demand, Gee Pound, ult. !wired. 10th of October, 1816. For Godwin, Minhim, Cuter, sad Goldison, JOHN GODWIN. —Owe Pound." It appears that the Portemouth, Portsea, and Hamire Bank was once in dif fi culties, and the owner of this notere ceived four dividends thereon. The discharge for the first sad reseed dividends is printed in red, the third is in a air. eabir form, sad the fourth is a triangular farm. On the beak is printed the following :—" Paid at the old Town Hall, Portsmouth, the 3rd day of December, 1818. Exhibited seder the commisclop spirt Godwin, Minbim. Carter, and Kelley." Following this are numerous sediorseemate.— Woo Saner Gazette. MUSTAXIII 'DIMITY. —At the late sleeting at Bishop's Waltham, a the eimaiou of Prince Leopold laying W fenadatios atameol the new infirmly, there was • laugh. able am at mistakes identity, with regard to caked dipzty mod position. Two or three of the Mayan who VOID per east. without being I. 4:46.61 costume, were not knows to **general empany and the attendants, sad when the mete wore or of the worthy and •looking town sergeasb of Bouthamptcs. wearing all the insignia of his airie iiierdty, was taken to he DO less • personage them • sayer, sad was invited with the most respeelfel courtesy to take a mat at the principal table. Beim somewhat Mo. i sighed at the mark el dietimitios which wu shoat to be eonferred a him thee soddenly, as explinitios sussed. bat without being at all abashed, and prossevieg the met eon- %MAD el mendable NAM of his high position, he mid he was ssil at all surprised at the mMike, as be bed sot keg age be k.sie mistakes for so less • perms'. than Jorry-bablmye ! g oy ati thereby the illartrirne Italian patriot. Oemend MA. 4. flarlY His —Soodhaimptai Inapoticat. 11.60. w 111100 % notith Eastern (Us.) .. 11011110 Stead. et B. L Aides .. 010.1110 P 000, 26 17ntos d AndraW,Soo 11001100 Alum at jr•liat Wm.] 11/1011 10 Ushom et r ., SIM Nat West Leis lia Masai 3mik . • Larlsollittlaiar WO brallasatples la irk it e tw 11 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IKPERILL ATKRAGNE. ilebsaL:Barlee. ilea Ins. osnaus.l ......... July ! las W 174 Us fd Is WU saws ed II 18 Us Urn 104 7411 s ULM 114 ' 84 ad N SSG 14.1,Us fd Ms 04 Us Od In 8d164 74 Us 04 37. 743. 44.0 s fl Us 6436. 114 Lope 4 444 14 , 184 Os 1041 384 04 Us td Us fd 1111 week( Aga --'--'— gals isms, .. its 111174 7d 4 141 114 14 Ps WU. Id DOM. DIAMMAJI OM!. 18" sad Pau. la MINI LIVERPOOL OOTTO2 (THIS DAY tar rimisto AID DITIMNA2II3 DIM On atm 0011= _— Rather mon deizig„ Sales about 6,000 bake. MARK .) MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) &max —The market hen shown haoreued inactivity. the Was of West India aid other deseriptiots barrios bean aridity& si shoot various prime; no public sales wan held boday. Mind is aho inaction ; priors hato a downward Comm —The public sales of plantatioo Coylaa continue to go of heavily, at prime in favour of bop's. Triage sold at 136 a. to 726.; low to good middliag, M. to ale; pea berry, 79e. toffs. ; satire Ceyloo Rood ordinary to good, 06a to 06e. ed.; small, ete to 04e. 6d. Tea.-1,900 chests of new seemeo Bakenn have boon I placed as the market ; 3.. is the prim asked for the Seed parcel, but at premien no bttoms has beeo done. fttra.--Th papolteoas of Jamaica sold, common at 2s. ed. ; tad; IN. Pd. ; 30 petaeheoee of good Demerara, at la. lad, ; aid 120 maks of ILautitine at le. 6d. Rim ice—The market is Imictive. _ haiasaieWihr. per cat ; good to gtoo bright nun pearl sold at 20e. to 21!;.. 6d. Briers—Popper : Work has sold at easier prier; iliagalre, good, 344. to 30.; grayish. 34d. to 34d. ; Bata via, 3 ; whit* remake woody ; lliogaporo, hid. to 50. ; twfolly supports the previous earreacy ; ordinary itaill 24d. to 21d. Glum has sold at vire firm prow, Jamaica from 70.. to 131 s. ; Cochin, 66e. to 84a. In other spies* the tisseactleas are too small to affect pnoss. Flamm Coss is sold at 235. to 245. which shows • further &alias at fully 4d. per cwt. Raisins utial Weed. Valais* Ws. ; &Maass. Ms. to 401. ; Muscatels, 395. to ifer.vrtrite-500 bags of Bengal sold at 295. Bd. rash for refraction 54. Curran cootiause doll of male, and prior are in favour of tb . vele ". ors—The publio Was wentoff !wavily, nearly the witch of rho panda being withdrawn ; the sma ll portion that sold wont at 20s. decline—from 151. for adman to 291. for fine, orcept rattly, which add at about forma prises, at 91. 10s. to 91. 1.5 a. mAx ma im img rikieiviiiiiiiiigz kviiiii mail Olt W 1742 MIMI TO K 2 WIWI MM. der. Judy i July 9. i itlyl4l. July Ti. July a 6.1 Aug. 9 49 - ----- -J- - .. ...— . ....1 — .. 04 OJ. ...... .. 49 0 .. .........f.....- .. .. I .. .. I .. METROPOLITAN OATIZE MARKET. (THEB DAY.) The number of beasts is kegs, including mealy turned out assold oe Monday last. Trade is very heavy for roiddliog qualities, hot obeitiest kinds make about the Beale as on Monday. We are fable supplied with sheep and lambs; the demand is Pot 10hut there is no quotable difference in prime. .041 was are rather dearer. From Germany and Ireland them are 780 beasts, 3,860 sheep, sad 394 calves; =Doh 66. 1 t am er stone el Ms. s. 4. a 4. Pm stew at labs. &4.e. 4. j last Ikea& Ilarsals. 4 1 5 0 list Duet 111441•511 6 IS 4 Best tllsset-herse . 6 4 5 Beef Lena-w 0015.... 0 0 I Sessa6 qua Haab 2 I 6 De. Ms. Mars .... 4 419 Ogres PIP 3 4 4 De. ds. Rim .... 4 4 4 BeatDastAltbreds 0 0 0 Uses Baste at route,. 1,1433 ; sheep sad lambs 11 3410 ; calves, 460; 1 14 64 140 . I TALLOW MARIErf.--(TBD DA T.) The market la steady at the wiaosed prior :f-Tovra tallow, 40.. &L ; Potarabwrg Y. 0., ea the .pot. 41e. M. ; Ootobor to December. Oa !& ; haw, to March (1965). HAY MARKRT : --4THIB DAY.) Mama Harvey and Baotou meal froth firm at the follow: lan Wow—Prime meadow bay, eft *olden ; inforiat Mb% 75a. to SU ; now ditto, SOL to 921. U. ; cloven aid. 20a. to 120 a. : Awn& IT.. to M. The aseentibf Mont Blanc (says Gatignani) have Ibis year increased is as extraordisary manser. There were soli WO thee eight last week. The amenainoiets were Kr. Edward Mom Mr. Frederick Chambers Palos, Yam. Jame& sad &sad Beck, Mr. A. Macomb Chase*. Mr. Ebkheek, Mr. Reilly. and Keens. H. and P. NOtOMIII Pesetas ell ?milieu. The feat four are members of the Alpiss Club llts others were Mr. Fromm a Bookings° ; IL Mamma d'lharetta, a Spaniard, sad M. Gabriel de Remise. of Lemnos. The meat to Ow Grande Mutate has also bees performed by throe rm. lake. Mem Josephine, Etlanche, and GM* Podia, beloogift to the family of the Lawton. brewer. The °umber of touthie who hod arrived at Chamouniz, up to the 6th, was 3,433. 3 i MONEY MARKET. , -(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The directors of the Bank of England hare not made any alteration in the rate of discount to-day. This announcement has had a favourable effect upon the stock and share markets, which are sow generally fiimer. Conrols have risen i per cent, and some of the British railway stocks and foreign securities I to The shares of the financial con win; are likewise better. The demand for money to-day is moderate. although there is more willingness to discount goad three months' bills at Bpercent. Thesupply of money is still large, especially in the Stock Exchange,, where the rate for short loans on English govern- ment securities has receded to 3 to 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates opened at 66fr. 42c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to for money and 891 to 1 for the account (September). The official business report is as fellows:-- Three per Cent. Console, for money, 89, 881, 891 ; ditto for account, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. R.- duoed, 881, ; New Three per Cents., 881,1, 1; India Stock, 210, 2121 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104/, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent., 991 ; ditto Bonds, 17s. die. ; Five per Cent. "enfneed rupee paper," 104, 102/ ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 112 ; and Exchequer Bills, June, 15e. dia. The foreign stock market is firm. Confederate 'Bonds have risen 1 per cent., Consolidds and Mexi can I, Turkish of 1862 and Spanish Passive 1, and Greek, 1. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Turkish, 1858, 711 to 72 ; ditto, 1862. 691 to 1 ; Consolid4s, 491 to 50 ; Greek, 231 to 1; Spanish Passive, 291 to 301 ; Confederate, 70 to 77 ; and Mexican, 281 to 291. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 100, 101 ; Greek, for account, 231 ; Italian, for account, 67/, 661; Mexican, for account, 281 ; ditto, 1864, 26 ; Moorish, 921, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1853, 471 ; ditto 1856, kc., for account, 471 ; Russian, 1850, 841 ; ditto 1862, 88 ; Sardinian, for ac count, 841 ; Spanish, for account, 491 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 431; ditto Passive, for account, 30, 291; ditto Certificates, for account, 111,12 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 901; ditto 1862, for account, 691, I._ International Financial shares are now quoted 41 to I prem. ; General Oredit, 2j to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 10 to prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 3} to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to f ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to ; prem. Only a trifling amount of gold-2,2001.—was sent into the Bank yesterday. There were no with drawals. The Kangaroo has arrived from New York with 19,0001. in specie. The Secretary of State for India in Council has given notice that the amount for which tenders for bills on India will be received on the 17th instant will be rupees 30,00,000 (300,0000, of which not more than rupees 12,00,000 (120,00014 will be drawn on Bombay. The Spanish Financial Commission notify that at the auction of the redeemable debt to take place in Madrid on the 31st instant, the amounts assigned are as follows :—Ra. Vn. 1,500,000 for the lat clan Interior Stock ; Rs. Vu. 997,000 for the 2nd class Interior Stook ; Re. Vn. 13,678,069 for the 2nd class Exterior Stock. The liabilities of Messrs. Newby, Carson, and Co., in the East India trade, are estimated at about 400,0601., including 230,0001. secured, and it is thought that the assets will yield a fair dividend. The house has been established about five years, and appears to have traded beyond its means. It is officially announced that the dividend on South Devon Railway stook will be at the rate of If per Gent. per annum. Tenders for 60,0001. Queensland Government 6 per cent debentures were opened yesterday at the Union Bank of Australia; but only 2,6001. was tendered for at 1001. and 1021., being below the Within= price-1031. 16s. 6d. Tenders are now invited for the balance. The directun of the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan have declared an ad interim dividend for the half year ending the 90th Jane at the rate of 10 per oent. per annum, free of income-tax. The Board of Trade having sanctioned the change of name of "The British and American Exchange Banking Oorporstioa " to that of the " Inter national Bank," the business of the corporation will henceforth be carried on under the letter designation. The subscription list of the Natal Investment Company win closed last evening, and that of the Eastern Bengal Jute Manufacturing Company will be closed to-morrow. The letters of allotment and regret of the Los ' don and County gland and Building Company went isseed last evening. Mr. W. M. James, recently returned frost the Cape of Hood Hope, has succeeded Mr. J. M. Etheridge as manager of the London and South African Bank. WIDNTSDAY BVIIIIOIII. The first quotation of Consols for the account this morning was 894 to I : they then improved to 894 to 3 ; but afterwards relapsed, and closed at the opening price. The official business report is sa follows i.—Three par Cent. Como* far money, 89, 4, 89 4, 89 ; ditto for account, MS ; Three pet Certs. Iteduced, 884, 1,4, ; New Three Per Oen*, 88 4, 4, f; Anpuideiv 1886, 14 9-16 ; Bank Stock, 2424 ; India Stock, 210; 25sditto dis. Five par Cent. Stock, 14184, 104; ditto Bonds, . The India Five per Cent. Stock remains is. active at 105 11 to lati. Exchequer Bills sad India Bonds were dealt in st Zs. discount, showing ia the latter case jimmied heaviness. On the Stock Ifachangs the supply ol money has been abundant, the rate for loans from day to day haring been nominally 4 to 5 per cent., and occa sionally even lower. From account to account the charge is about 6 to 7 per cent. . _ The closing (but in sumo ones merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 2 1 to S pr m. ; Ebbw Vale Company, par to prem. ; and Peninsula, West India, and Southern Bank, 2 prem. In the market for joint stock bank shares them hse again been a tendency to dulness, colonial de scriptions haring been chiefly depressed. Imperial Ottoman, however, improved to 161 to 17. Anglo- Italian and London Bank of Scotland were also slightly higher. 9 9i 19 V LIS9 LIII; 9 T ii ii 116 1111 67 48 xd Ti 71 1116 1111 161 163 131 1.31 IS 96 eq 0 41 411 87 40 100 102 1191 1191 08 70 1814 Me 4i CI 11 97} 6} 117 Sei ea er se, 112 i UM li HSn L 110 11141 - Ili INI U le 17 64 SI Me 1 4 lel 101 ST SB IS 11 gas I I pm 1)3 121 66 06 115 60 ii,oTo wow stocoo 11143 iii. 12.5001 %no Ito* wool fo,ocue 10.0001 40.000 1 14,0001 10,000! if - aid io = MAX 11!,51C.I. .~~i riiiiii.l 1P2A03 i. 0,066 I 14000 6,000 !SON Ir ao3o !WM 10,100 itS.NI MAO WU* MAO MOAN 11.096 11110Nei 10.0) 2000 *KA SON 100.0004. 44000 80,0•4 10,0t0 14,110 MAP& 117.6901 101,0001 10,111111 86,0301 111!!,0101 15 16 ,00 .00 01 01 1%000 10,0001 weal N 4• Vii: :1 jp — SI SS S CI I pml I go 64 U 1 Ulm pi ; gg 1' 150 di 1501 MINES.-f T 1378 DA YJ Two o'Gtoow. The mining market continues quiet, with few traninetions. East Banes and Nest Grenville shares are in demand, at somewhat better prase. ; the formers?e now quoted 69 to 71. and the latter, 0 to Great Vor are unchanged, at 27 to 2& In the Stool Exchange East Lovell have been dealt in at 12f, Herodefoot at 39, Providence at 42, Tintrott at 19, and West Chiverton at 67i. Bt. John del Rey and Cape Copper shares axe dull. Other foreign and colonial mines are an altered. At a meeting of the shareholders in East Gam ?ills, held yesterday, a call of 2.. par share was made. At the North Robert Miss 'testing, the accounts showed a balance of Ifs • es over assets of 1,0051. A Gall of ss. per share was made. 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