The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE mins DAY.) EQUITY COURT. Sir W. Pogo Wood.) (Beim Vic•-amiacell RE TIIK PIICENLI LUIS COY PAIT. Thin corm came on again upon the question which was r,serted at the tart hearing, of the allowance of a claim for premiums paid for marine insurances. The company, being lifr company, had issued marine policies, and on t►e former bearing these policies were held void. The holders of the pollen!s then insisted that at least they were entitled to a return of their premiums, and upon this claim the Vice-Chancellor reserved his judgment. His Honour now delivered judgment on this point, and said that having considered the matter, he was of opinion that the premiums ought to be allowed against the estate. These premiums had been received by the directors, and by them applied to the general purposes of this defunct 00111. luny. The mere receipt of these sums of money involved no illegality, and was contrary in no way to public policy. The directors had power to raise money, and to apply it to the purposes of the company. It was only in their presumed contract of insurance against marine loin that they went beyond the law. But, because that contract failed, the mere receipt of money was not illegal. There was no case precisely in point, but in the analogous cases of annui ties set aside as void, the court always allowed the recovery f sums actually paid. These premiums must consequently be allowed in the winding•up of the company. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinsay.) _ . POTTS V. POTTS AND BATEMAN (BARON).- SPICIAL JURY. The petitioner in this case sued for a dissolution of his marriage on the ground of the respondent's adultery, and be claimed the sum of 3,0001. as damages. Lord Bateman, in defence, pleaded a denial, and alleged openly - epos, con donation, cruelty, adultery, desertion, and collusion. He also pleaded the statute of limitations as regarded the daages. The jury having been sworn, it waa found that the peti tioner did not appear by counsel, or by attorney, or eves in person. Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., Dr. Spinks, and Mr. Keane were for the co-respondents. Sir C. Cresswell directed the jury to find for Lord Bate mau on the inane of adultery. Verdict accordingly. TUTHILL r. TUTHILL. Dr. Phi Moore, Q.C., l ir:+;l;tram for the peti tioner ; Dr. Spicks for the respondent. This was the petition of • wife for a judicial separation on the ground of adultery. The respondent denied the charge, and pleaded cruelty. The marruge took place in February, 1837. and there bad been two children. The respondent, Mr. Jackson Villiers Tuthill, was a retired captain in the army. He lived with his wife at Brentwood, and after wards in Ireland. Mrs. Florence Ayr., the daughter of the petitioner, stated that she was 1 years of age, and that she was married to IfliB. In 1860 her father visited bard Clapham. He had left her mother in Ireland, but be brought with him a woman whom he introduced to her as Mr.. Brown, and as the wife of an actor and an old friend of his. Thev stayed the whole day. He kissed her, and put his arm round her waist. When they went away he asked witness to write to him. Instead of doing sc, she went to the address be had given her near King's-cross, and on going into his room, she found him in bed with Annie &own. He appeared dreadfully agitated, and he said, " Don't tell that old --," meaning her mother. This was at 3 o'closk in the afternoon. Afterwards visited him at his lodgings in Grafton-street, Tottenham. court-road. He went there by the name of Jackson; and she saw women's clothes in the room as well as her father's. Cross-examined—When she found him in bed he said be was W. It was from the effects of drink, but he was not actually intoxicated. Witness was separated from her husband; but that was her own private tattiness. Was living in apartments by herself when she visited her father near King's-cross. Was married with her father's cement. Was at that time living with her mother in Ireland, while her father was in England. Lived with her husband about 15 months. Sup. ported herself on a little money her grandfather had left her. Her father bad paid 8/. or 91. a year as rent for her, sad had occasionally given her a few shillings. He had often visited her. Had neverseen her mother intoxicated. Would swear that. Had seen bee a little excited when he called her names ; but never knew her use threats or offer violence to the respondent. Did not remember ever `wing to Dr. Potter, a neighbour, and saying. •• Pray let me to, pa's going to kill ma!" Miss Potter was a schoolfellow of witness, and she occasionally slept with her. Remem bered now, that when she was very young, she once went with her brother to Dr. Potter's. Her father bad been very drunk and violent : and had broken mamma's nose. Very likely she said, "Pa's going to kW ma." Her brother sad herself were very much terrified ; but she re- membered very little about it. There had always been fro (pent quarrels between her father and mother. Some additional evidence having been given in support of the petitioner's plea, Dr. Sondra said he bad witnesses to rebut the evidence of Mrs. Ayes, aced to prove his plea of cruelty ; but as he was unable to disprove the charge of adultery, he could not as a matter of law put them in the box. Sir C. Creswell thought the learned doctor was quite right in the view he had taken of the law. It had long been held that cruelty was no answer to a charge of adultery. Verdict for the petitioner. Decree accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. EITEAORDIDILItY ATTIIIPT TO COMMIT BCICIDL-A /TRANCE STORY. Mrs. Agnes Catherine White, aged 42, of 90, St. John street, Clerkenwell, was charged with attempting to commit suicide by throwing herself from • second4loor window, at 9U, St. Johnstreet. oo the 14th inst. Mr. Thanes Wakeliog, solicitor, said be appeared on behalf of the prosecution, instructed by the husband of the defendant, and what be had to ask was that sufficient evidence might be taken to enable the magistrate to have power to send the prisoner to the Home of Detention, when she would have the good advise of the chaplain, and could also be seen by the surgeon, who would pronounce as to the state of her mind. From his instructioris it appeared that some time since one of the primuer's daughters had been seduced by a gentleman. in coostquence of which the girl bad left her home. This seemed to have preyed very much on her mind, Rod unfor tunately the prisoner had sought for consolation in the bottle, and it was whilst in a state of semi-intoxication that she had attempted to destroy her life. The defendant, • poor careworn looking woman, said the statement was all false, and had been put forward by her husband for the purpose of getting her out of the boon so that be might cohabit with soother woman, who pretended to be his housekeeper. She aaa neither drunk nor insane, and all that bad been said against her character was false. Mr. William White, merchant in the Coro Exchange and corn dealer, of 90, St. Johnstreet, said the defendant was his wife, and on the 14th inst. she attempted to corn. mit suicide by letting herself down from the second fluor window. This was about 20 minutes past 12 is the morn ing. She had twisted the counterpeoe once round the French bedstead, and eedeavoured to let herself down. She slipped. fell on her hack, and had to be conveyed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital. where she has remained ever since. Bolice•oustable Miller, 33 G, said that having heard that a woman had fallen from • window whilst endeavouring to let herself down, be went there and found the defendant on the ground. She complained that ber heck was hurt, and be took her to the hospital. The defendant was perfectly sober. The defendant maid that her husband bad confieed her in the bedroom, and she tied the bed-clothes to the bedstead and endeavoured to escape. In doing so she fell ' but slue had no intention to comm it su i ci d e, a l t h ough abe was an. ',eyed at her husband living in adultery with the woman he called his servant. The mcgiatrate said that the defendant was discharged, cod she had better go home. A short time afterwards the husband returned and wished to know wh►t he was to do with his wife. He should not allow her to return home. The magistrate said be had better take her borne, or if not she would go to the workhouse, and the authorities would take the matter up. The husband, repeating he should not take his wife home, then left the court. SOUTH WA RK. CHARGE OE BCRGLART. Hear!, Curtis, a middle-aged man, was brought before Mr. Burnham , harged with breaking into the dwelling house of Robert Hodgson, and stealing therefrom a meer schaum pipe, carpet bag, and a quantity of wearing appereL The prosecutor deposed that lie lived at 95, Borough-road, riod about ten o'clock at night, while sitting in the kitchen Partaking of sup per , he heard & noise overheard. He listened anti ntively and beard some ono pees down the stairs from th e upper part of the house. He instantly proceeded from the kitchen upstairs, and saw the prisoner open the street door and rush out with a large bundle under each srm. Wituess pursued him and saw him throw the bundles a wa?, sal almost imm ediately afterwards he was stopped and given into custody. On returning to the house he dis covered that an entry had been effected by a false key, and that the drewers in the bedroom bad ben m o rg. ed of r me of the property produced. The hoot parlour had "teuise been entered, from which was stolen a meerschaum rive, a curet bag, and some linen ; all of which witness ichntmed. 4, corge Holmes, detective officer, 252 11., said he was P eing up the Borough-rued when he sew the peasecutor Perusing the prisoner, who bad a bundle nudes each arm. Be saw the prisoner throw them into the road, sod imme 4tely afterwards • young man stopped him until witness Woe up. when be secured him. There was another man snafus, hut the primmer said it was no use going after him t o he did it. Witness asked for • remand to make further jaquilies about the prisoner. lbr. Buckets remanded him until Tuesday next. THE , , EXPRESS, IMPERIAL PART:IAMENi HOUSE OF OOMMON&-(THIS DAY.) The &sem took the chair at • quarter pest 12 o'elOok. STATUTE LABOUR ROADS AND BRIDGES tSCOT- LAND) TULL This bill woo mid seem& taw TRAMWAYS BILL _ _ On the order of the day for going into committee on this bill, Mr. AYRTON moved that the order be discharged. He said be found that, owing to the complexity of the bill, and the interest it had excited, considerable discussion would be caused, and considering the period of the session, there wee no probability of poring the measure. He tended that Dent year her Majesty's government would take up the question, and not leave at to • private member. The motion to discharge the order was then agreed to. JUDGMENTS, Ac., LAW AMENDMENT BILL. Mr. HAD FIELD moved the second reading. He said the object was to facilitate the transfer of land. At present, if a person bought land or houses he might pay his money and receive the title deeds, and then tad that some person had recovered a judgment agaiest the seller which amounted to more than the amount paid for the estate, and the purchaser lost the estate be had purchamed. The object of this bill was to prevent that injustice from being committed. He dare say the Attorney-Genend would tell the house of the large amount of the same for which judgments had been recovered--namely, 111,000,0001. ; but that included the amount from the beginning of the world to _.aniag /slant Hum Tin fiat woo that the greater proportion at tame judgment, were far very small same. Lord St. Leasarde, who had written a book koown as " kagdwes law of Vendors and Purchasers," which was in the library ei way professional man, advised that a search should be meads for judgrcente in every cue of purchase up to the eery day thatthe purchase was coreplete& Why, they might as well search up to the very hour, sad to carry out this advice would require a telegraph in every attorneys office in the kingdom. His object was not to prevent the creditor from recovering his debt, but to prevent bout Me pur chasers of real property for valuable consideration being put to the trouble sod expense of searching for judgments, and iscurriog the risk they now ran of judgments being in existence which might not be discovered when the search was made. Mr. HUMBHRSTONE eseseded the motion. The ATTORNEY.GENIKRAL opposed the bill, which was, he said, opposed to the course of policy pursued during the last 20 years with respect to judgments on land. . _ Mt. HADFIELD having briefly replied, withdrew the motion. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT mamma NOTTINGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SUNSET PARK STAKES. F by Teddiogtou, Country Maid 1 3 Tea. PORTLAND HANDICAP. %gee Abram ... 2 7 roa. NURSERY PLATE. Merry Hart ... 2 9 roa. CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. _ Atheivion — - . -- 7 ...1 Coronet 9 ran. ENTRY FOR THE QUEEN'S PLAT& Two miles. Oledos, Retest°, Coonndrum, Roadstead, Ross, Oaps Flyaway, Wynastay, Bolero, Brilliant, Tithoains, Coronet, and Dammam. FOREST PLATE Five (wimp. BrMont, Abtm, Betty, Astarte. Bondage, Gokingdom., Miss Livingstone, Palmer*, and Fig are here. SOUTHAMPTON MEETING. —(THIS DAY. ) STEWARDS' PLATE. Straw liouu l t 3 a e l r o " Dos : Vivo la Reins . ... 1 nn. STAB/LS. ... 1 SOUTH Spencer Innellan Quicksilver ... . . 7 ran. SPAS]) PLATE. About 5 furlong. Overton, 86eernens, Caliban, Spencer, Michel Grove, knelled, Maydew, Ludy Clare, Commander, and Plum are here. SCURRY HANDICAP. About 5 furlongs. Commander, Michel Grove, Sheerness, lenellan, Real Jam, Rosanna, Maydew, and Kande° are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I“ RIE 7 LANE. -(THII3 DAY.) This week's supply of English wheat is extrainely abort. Flour very limited. Barley, oats, beans, and pee. very Scotch and Irish next to now reported. The foreign supplies, fresh up this week, are more moderate at wheat, nearly all coming from America and Black Sea. Flour, several barrels of American. Barley, limited, Black Sea and French. Oats, extremely short, one cargo of Dutch. Several urge parcels of linseed from the Fest Indies, sad one from Archangel. One cargo of oilseed from Egypt, but nothing of any other description of grain worthy of notice. The wheat trade is not brisk to-day, bat Monday's quotations are fully supported in English and Foreign on sake effected. Flour very firm. Barley quite as dear. Oats very abort supply, and value tending upwards. Beau and peas quite as dear. Seed market more ante,.. New rapeseed selling at 72e., fine dry qualities. Clover/eels a ready sale at rather more mosey that last week. rioarnio Canto= very firm at Monday's quotations. WiLLAT.—Eoglish: Este: and Kaki, white, see, 49. e. tc 575.; ditto, fine old, —4. to —a.; ditto, red, new, 475. to 55e., ditto, fine old, —s. to —a. ; Norfolk, &a., floe old, —a. to —s.• red, new, —s. to —a Foreign : l)sntaio, 58s. to 59e.; fine, 58a. to 59a; extra, 595. to —a • Sonipberg, 52e. te 575.; ditto, extra, 574 to 58a.; liastOck extra, 545. to 561.; Mecldenburg, 535. to 57a. • Uakermark ditto, —a. ; American white, tits. to 575.; ditto, red, 50s. to 565.; Cam. dials, 50a te 565. Binur.--Eaglish malting, to —a. ; las, —s.; grinding, 275. to 285.; and distilling, 33 4. to 31s. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 25e. to ditto distilling, 294. to 31.. Nevr.—En lob, Essex sod Norfolk, fB.. to 634 ; 634. to 675. ; and Ware, 655. to 681.; brows, 504. to 584. OATS. -English feed, 245. 04. to 275. Od. ; potato. 28s. to Us. ; foreign, 25a. to 30a tick, 34e. to 35e. ; harrow, 38e to 395. ; pianos, 38a to 395. • foreign, iK 30a. to 325. ; tick, 36e. to 375. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 39a. ; • 335. to 335. PIA& -Eogli.h boilers, 40a. to 41a; w rto and blue, 40a to 431. ; maple, -s. to -a.; grey, 36a. to 38a; bog, 38s, to 40s. ; foreign, 34a. to 36e. From.-English town, 445. to 431.; ditto Ilwe, 475. to 515.; constry, 42e. to 435. ; Norfolk aod Suffolk, 37a. to 39a.; French, -a to -a. pee wick; U.S. sweet, 26e. to 29a.; Canadian. 299. to 29a.; Swinish. - a to 71- __ NIGHT POACHING PREVENTION BILL. On the voodoo for going into committee, Sir G. GREY said he would not oppose the motion for going into committee. Great cheoges bad been made in the bill since it wee introduced, but it was dill liable to grave ob FOES ER recommended the postponement of the bill tin next session. SiTi.iiXTON moved that the bill go into committee this day six mouths. Loni HENLEY seconded the amendment. Lord STANLEY concurred in the objections of the right hon. gentleman the member for Oxfordshire (Mr. Henley). Ho hoped to see the subject dealt with in a more comers bemire manner than it was by this bill. (Left sitting.) TRANSFER OP LICENSES-NEWINGTON. (THIS DAY.) This morning a special session was held in the Court-boos., Newinn, for the transfer of the licenses of victualling-houses. Present : Ambrose &yew., Seq. (chair man), J. Phillips, Ertl., J. Mew, Esq., and B. Drew, Esq. The following were the cases : Sr. GIBOZ4M—The George, Waterloo-road, John Wells to James Etlierington ; Tower, Westminster-road, Charles Moore to John Wyer ; Mooorlers, Great Suffolk-street, William Parietal Hummerstou to Frederick and Charles James Pope ; Golden Fleeos, Clarsodoe-street, Rent-street, Robert Shelly to John CritelwaU ; Pnnos of Wales, London road, William James to Thomas Perry. Sr. Jollll.—George, Thomas -street, William Smith to Alfred Ribblewhite ; King's Arms, Freeschool- street, Ed ward William Garman to George itseworthy. Bill110111)8ZY. —Green Dragon, Bernboodsey-street, James Nash to Peter Harr; Crown and Cushion, Page's-walk, Samuel Ellis to Charlotte SUis ; Queen's Head, Pendell street, Joseph Newport to Joseph CornwalL RCYINERHITHE.—Died Lion, Lower Deptford, Edward Holiday to G. Willem ; Sir William Gorman, Commercial road, Richard Poole to Charles Harvey; Acorn. Tnuity street, Ann Randall to John William Record ; Duke's Head, Rotherbithe-street. Elizabeth lAw to Henry Newton. Hume:Tom—Swan ion, Dover-road, Susanna Speechly to George Thomasparins. CAnarriwidz.—Duke of Wellington, Wyndham-road, G. Parsons to Cecil Hicks ; Plough, (too-street, St. Jawe d:net, Charles S. Crowder to George Turner. HATCHAX.—Queen Victor's, Pomeroy-street„ Thomas Rllworthy to Samuel Bastin. Lutnern.—Bridge House, Vanxhall, P. Chatfield to Henry Smalhnan ; Royal Albert, Belmont-place, Wands worth.road, R. Vickery to Samuel Recant; Queen's Arms, Wastow•hill, John Cox to Wm. Henry Collins; Canter bury Arms, Canterbury-road, Brixton, James Hobbs to James Pope ; Hornet. Norwood, Thomas Wood to Wm. Ball Three Merry Boys, Fore-eirest, Henry Williams to David Frederick Storey ; Royal Oak, Granby-street, James &den to George Dougal ; Walnut Tree, St. Albans-street, Henry J. Frayhog to Robert B. Pitts; Bricklayers' Arms, FA*, street, Richard Higgins to Frederick Pao. Canto.—George the Fourth, Southwark•bridge•road, Joseph Nation to John Rote. _ _ _ George Abbey York applied to transfer the license of his house, the Rock, Walworth-road. The CHAIRMAN observed that the applicant only obtained the license at the last georml day, sod under those circumstances it was quite against the rule to allow such to be transferred within twelve mouths with. out some very good cause could be shown for it. He considered the beat plan would be to adjourn the case until the next session. The applicant said it was on account of hip illness that be wished for a transfer of the license, but he had no objection to hare the case adjourned. The application was then adjourned, THE NATIONAL DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) To-day at noon the meeting of the proprietors in the above company was bald at the London Tavern ; Mr. W. RUSIIELL, M. P., in the chair, when the following report of the directors was agreed : . . . "The directors ha , 7e pleasure is again laying before the shareholders accounts which show the steadily-improving progress of their business. Upon reference to the annexed 6ilance sheet, it will be seen that the gross profits for the half year ending 30th Jane last amounted t 043,959/. 19e. ld.; and that after providing for the current expenditure, three tors'and auditors' remuneration, and ravening 12,6411. 9s. 5.1. for rebate of interest on bills not yet due, there remains • disposable balance of 26,6261. 19e. 10d. Convinced that the permanent interests of the proprietors will be better con sulted on the present occasion by an important increase to the guarantee fund, than by a larger division of profits, the directors recommend out of this surplus that the sum of 11,560/. 7s. be appropriated to the payment of • divi dend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, free of income tax,land that'the balance of 15,0661. 12.. 10.1. be carried to the credit of the reserve fund, which, with accrued interest, will thee amount to 42,915/. ss. 2d. The directors have to announce the retirement of their esteemed friend mid col league, T. W. L. blackout Fan. ; also the accession to the beard of William Jamss Thompeos. Esq., of llinuog-lane, whose election will have to be confirmed by the proprietors at the next ordinary general meeting. " Balance sheet -Dr. : To capital called up, viz : 51, per share on 77,069 shares, 35:i,3451. ; to amount due by the company no loans, deposits, ke., 3,790.252 t. 2a. ; to premises redemption fund, 4241. 12s. 11d. ; reserve fund 31st Decem ber, 1861, 27,4371. la 3d. ; interest to date, 4111. lls. Id.-- 27,818/. 12s. 4d. ; to amount at credit of profit and loss account as shown below, 26,6261. 19s. 10d. ; total, 4,230,5041. 7s. ld. Cr . : By cash, government and other securities. 5.14,1321. 15e. 9d. ; by bills discounted, loans, ' kc., 3.653,128 i. Bs. Bd. ; by premises in Cornhill, 44,9431 , 2a. 11d. ; total, 4,2:56,504 1. 7s. Id. " Profit and Loss Account. -Dr. : To current expenses, 3,591/. 9a. 10d. ; to directors' and auditors' remuneration, 1,1001. ; to rebate of interest on bills not due, carried to sew account, 12.611/. 9s. sd. ;td dividend at the rite of six per cent. per annum, 11,5601. 7s. ; to addition to reserve fund. 15,066/. 12*. 10.1.-26,6261. 19s. 10d.; total, 43,1k59/. 19s. liL Cr.: By gams profits during the half-year, 43,9591. 19a. ld." BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JOLT 19.—The Right Honourable the Lath of the Committee of privy Council for Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a oopy of a despatch from her Majesty's ambassador at St. Petersburg, crawl zing an imperial decree announcing the openiog of the ports of Rherron and Nico. !Mew to foreign trade, and providing for the establishment at Nicolaiew of a customhouse of the second category of the first-elma, end at Rhenon of one of the second ‘stegory of the third•clar.—Gazerfe. THE MIMING HIGH SHERIFF or LEICESTER SHIRE. —RECOVERY or HIE BODY. Duriug the last few days Inspector Smith, an officer of the Leicester police force, has bean in search of Mr. J. B. Winstanley, high sheriff of Leicestershire, whose mysterious diatri bes been already noticed in our co l umns. Vlreday afternoon a telegrAm was received at Leicester Castle. whilst the &mires for the county were being held. stating that Inspector Smith had discovered the body of Mr. Winstanisy at Cobleuts, where it had been found Bootleg in the waters of the river Moselle. It is fully believed that the deceased gentleman had kat his reason ' wandered on to the Continent, and at Cold es t : pre. cipitated himself into the water whilst in that state of mind. We also lame that Mr. Wiesteeley passed through Boulogne, where be exchanged two bank Dotes. This sad event has ter 'ideated the career of a kind eard 000siderate landlord, • useful sad generous posetlesaan of the wooly, and his end is man deeply deplored by all dame of persons. —Marothater Ousrelisa. INDIAN Cosa.-White, 31s. tis . ; 295. to 31s. FLOATING CAROM, al C. F. and L -Wheat : Berd.i. amid and Marianople, per 4921 M., 455. to Cs. ; Ghia.% 455. to 47a, ; Polish Odessa, per 4801bw, red, 394. to 41s. ; white, - Danube and Oalatz, 365. to 41 4 . ; Ee 295. ; to 335. Barley: Egyptian and Etyma, par g alt. 21s. to 225. ; Odessa and Donube, do., 225. to 235. Beans : Egyptian, per 48011w.,305. to 314. Boise : Odema and Galata, per 40211 m, 31s. Od. to 325. ; 'broil and Bulgarian, Pag 48016 e., 314. Od. to 321. ; French, do., -s. to --e. . American, do., 111. to 30m. ; Egyptian, -a. to -a Emine.-Oanary seed, per qr., 345. to 50m. ; Ramp seed, per qr., 46m. to 50s. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 6s. to fei. ; brown, 7s. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, We. to 665. ; Linseed cakes, English, per ton, 11/. Os. to 121. Os. ; American, thin, in per brig, tow, 121. Om. to 121. 10s.; do., in begs,ll/. Os. t o 111. 10s. ; Baltic, 01. to 01. os.: Marseilles, 101. to 101. 10s.: Rape cakes, 61. Oat° 71. ; Tares , per bushel, winter, Ba, to 9s. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 645. to 725. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JULY 21 TO JULY SM. ENS. Scotch. high. Foreign. 260 j . I IM.W 2470 340 Wbeat Barley Malt -.— Flour, Logllah, 180 ;acts foreign, [SCIO baiiets. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (13T BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TILEGIRAPH). (mom 001 OWN CORRESPONDS:NT.) Market quilt, and rather irregular. The sake will pro bably reach 3,000 or 4,000 balm. MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The market is firm, and prices have a tendency upwards, but no actual advance mu be (looted. Mauritius sold, brown, Zts. to 295. 6d. ; low to good middling yellow, 355. to 38a. 6d. ; crystallised, 41s. to 42. a. 6d. ; Bengal middling white Senores 41s. ; Madras native brown, 28a. 6d. to 295. 6d. Refined continues firm. Brown lumps, 505. ; .Melado, 200 hhda. of Cuba sold at 245. Corm continue to find buyers at full prices. Planta tion Ceylon. triage and ordinary, 78s. to 86a. ; fine ordinary to good middling, 82s. 6d. to 87s. tid. ; pea.berry, 89s. Gd. to 945. ; good ordinary Native, 71s. to 724. ; Costa Rica, 805. 6d. to 87s. A cargo of Santo' sold for a near port at Ms. Tau continues dull of side. _ Rett.—A large business has been transacted in parcels is .stood hands, but particulars are not given. Rice.—There is a good demand for Bengal, at firm prima, Balla= sold Re. 6d. to sa. 9.1. ; middling to good middling white, lls. 6d. to 13s. 3d. A c.irgo of Rangoon sold at 10s. 74d. Ravrreraz.-120 bags sold for ash at 384. 3d. for ram. tlon 24. Covron.—The market is dull and inactive. TALLOW MARKET--(THIEI DAY). The market h steady. Town tallow is quoted 4lts. ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot. 49.. 3d. to 495. 9d. ; July, 49e. 3d. to 49e. 6d. ; August to September, 801. ; °dolor to December, 50s. bd. to 50s. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattendsn and Smith report the market continues firm, with an upward tendency. COAL MA RIC ET. —(THIS DA Y. ) Walls EodHetton,l7s. 9d. ; Walls End Langston, 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 17.. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart,l7a. bd.; Walls End South Hatton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyls Hattor i , 16s. 941.; Walls End Russell Hatton", 16s. 9d 1 Walla .Sad South Hartlepool, 16e. 6d. ; Walla End Santa Hellos, 17s. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 16s. 9d. ,• Walls End Oust*, 17.. ; Walls Eod Kalb. , 17 e. ; Walls End Eclat Maui, 16e. ; Walla End Wbaroclifie, 16s. ; Walls End Acorn Close 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Pram wallpte, 16s. 9d. ; Rod Hunwick, 15s. ; Walls End Hadley, 16s. ; Walls End Whitworth, lbs. ; North Melton, 12a. 6d. ; Wylara, 16a. ; Bebeide Hartley, 14a. 9d. ; Hastings Hartley, 14a. 9d. ; Lambert's Hartley, 14.. 9.1. —126 ships at marbet. THE FaNe.—A movement has been made by several of the principal landed proprietors interested in leo& in the tipper districts drained by the Witham for an improvement in the outlet'. The scheme embraces • thorough deepening of the river Witham from Bardoey to Bolters, and • new channel at the mouth of the Raven. After a long parliamentary litigatioo the Middle Level Drainage and Navigation Bill lies passed the committees of both houses to whom it was referred. The ..hjeota of the bill were—fint, to separate the Middle Level from the Bed ford Level Oorporatioe, and to take the funds of the Ger ponetion arising in the Middle Level, sod to apply them to ' Middle Level works only ; secondly, to abolish the Naos Navigation Commission ; thirdly, to repeal the Barrier Banks Act ; fourthly, to emend the Middle Level Acts in matters of administration and detail ; and, fifthly, to emend the district arta in the Middle Level 90 as to generalise their provisions and extend the powers of district commis sioners to the making of roads and facilitating their dedica tion as public highways. The decision come to by p•rlia- meet will in effect make the Middle Level Commissioners I sole meatus of War own affairs in futurc.—Times. WE D4iSDAY MNING, JULY SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) ... 8 111.11FILIUINCII SHAMS. Two o'OrAow. The railway market to-day is firm, with little business, but with a favourable tendency. London and South Western stock is in great demand, and has risen to 163. to London sad North Western stook Is now noted 951 to ; Great Western, 72. to 11; 128. to IWI ; Lanewshire and Ywimhfie, 1071 to ; South Eastern, 82/ to 831; Caledonian, 106 to ; Great Northern, 1181 to 119 ; and Eastern Counties, 58 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 41 to prem. ; Great Western of Canada, 12 7-16 to 9-16 ; and Great Luxembourg, 14. to USPINAILY imilLll.lll MID STOOK/ alt• IPd I itiawm I Olesill rime m esasi l to-dm tarday. 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De. do. Ido.a Do. New 6 p. of di :fastern Union, 4 p. et Min.& Glaapw 0 p. ea L'dla Great, Northam. p. Do.llartd.a4 al IDo. pm or& Do.bp.e.redmt6 p.o.pot Gt.N. elootland, let Prof Qt W eat.lllerkedllanta Do. redeem. 4fr p. ems Do. redeem. a p. oen. Do. lrredeem. ap. et Do.ep.ct.rmleent Prot. Do. aria. flu moot Do. Me .. Wet. tit Do. Cheat. that. Clock Do.CriesteePt.k. Da do. do. Sp. a. WC& Vostok. 6 p.. 1.64 loo.etßsi6ht..o p.a.Oso. K 116.1 Do. 6 p.o. do. No. Y D0.0p.0. do. .... Do. bjk.o.a. do. No. • Do. p. do. ... Do. p.o.prLoh C 0... . Do. 7 p.o. Prod Moak .. Do.dp.c.do.(ll.l.*C.P. , Do.dp. e. SO. (div. dot. W LW) Log.ChaUlaut sod beet lab W. Cor.d.% ua.6 F c. L&S.W.7p.c.Bt Isle amadoodrry&linula. Mon.Blitt. L1u0.69.0. lit.,,sish Do. TA - - - -'- -- Do. Se per osot Do redeemalde ti p.c.{ lidland Coosep.o.Stora Do.Dous. hr. & 8.6 p.e Do. de p.a. Fret Stool Do. Lela litchis 4 p.c . Novae 6p. (tie. Sleet Nor* Sottish& pee cow Do. Now Dos. 6 p. es. Uo.ilorder Union goo N.140.—C0a5.4 pair , . Ds. do. de Do. Leeds lip.e4. No. I Do. York. H.& S. pure. North Staffordshire Ceat.New Prot Soot.N.Z.Se p.et. PreLth .Aber. 0.0 p.a..— Do. 7 p.a. Fret Stock S. Dem Aced de p. o. Las. (land. As. &LAS Do. de per ow& Do. hard 4 per coat Wilds cos. 4 p. owed. Do. de pot cent & Yorkshire{ p. a gas Siock.lDiztlagtou bp Do. do. Be p.e Do. do. 0 4 p.c WeNt.&Effitorsillp.c W.losi--011.1siguasi Uo. do. Sad do Do. Newry. I p. et. YreL Do.do. tyro. 0 psi. pref. amiss Prim. 110 a Ile 4 ft 306 148 112 114 111 11$ 101 130 22 b 4 110 112 117 119 of 114 101 107 108 1W 99 10. 90 92 91 94 Ms 149 Tr 79 77 79 170 175 106 106 156 138 117 119 117 119 160 146 117 119 163 167 IN 136 18 80 100 101 __ . .l a l " I I Pe• 1/0 141 104 leg 44 90 111 Ili 109 111 1 le 1.0 93 915 1/ 0/ UM ... ..- xiMs pm 24 id 140 146 no 1 103 105 103 105 f 6 110 i tgi 1144 141 41 16 128 IEI 123 120 103 106 133 126 SOLICUIN BALLWAYII. = a Seagram' Rama 1 aigisaltrat e lpa 1 ai II L J N Comm =AI 2 Vt,..... i, lIMLWATt. 11 1 all i MI Eastern of inane 04. Russian goa. p a Gt. Gestral of Prance_ Gt. Lazes* Coml. BB Dalian Janette. Lobe Genetanoe A Bale lLana SIN Tomb's* .4eas and 941110•111 NAM Atalanta iNsoLtUepeLy le ee the Da epc.Prt. Be goy. lifortisra of I Do. Haw Siam ireem yrnanklial to eslan hank Prof in. as 'osn ,Parls, Lyon. and !Paolo and !Jolson' all iltsolle sad 8. franc Leo !lPerosetlool. !o. a sU la sad illoyal Dud& all ,ltoyal Baldish out Do. 7 pet osat. all Sambre sad llsase s 1; 1 1. 18gt o rar cont. Prat. I.lparet. 18 'Lisa* MtArassaisa 10 601 lortuaariporotp 4 ,Turlu sad Rayons ▪ 'floutluirn of FMK* NI Welt triaadsn ad I Do. Ile per odd. Prot W West. a M. W. ot 'MOM If f 3 V'pa lo} He 41 4 Ala I pnisd 20e !le 144 IQ 191 z u 1 30 40 • 10 g 2 Ali zd 4t 41 48 0 I 14 16 11 16 lin t 101 W 10 1 I 1!p 4 * di Pm Si % fll oils It I II 1 DIBIN rozz 8700101. . . _ - 100010 1 U. 00.00,114.0p.s.hrelalyillu0 00 100M} 14 OMNI 81. Naomi 4....m.a.ssrvit. pea 04 OS wia:s es tri et x. i n s. 4..... Jaa.&J sly Ito q Se '"'l - V. Sorra 11. Sri. 4 o. at. NS 1 1 4. W.lBolsedes .-.44;404. les 100 102 . Na lIL I Zama. I Di. lIL prima. I Mee. MOO MN Yrs end U. nee. Wig .69 88 SO - HAN 180 aneeLon.aliveepoel 7 * *so 1* 11 *WO 0 Antandada an 413 ad 07# MAO s sus al Ww. a 161 901 70 1+ EON I* Rank et - ad 1111010 fa MU* N. America .. " en - - - 1206 10 Char.ElLDrit Colombia I , Ipm - 61L11 10 C. us. utum.Autt.,4 ail 1101 11 .- so* II MIA. Mere. o I I=ll4 Loa., and CU. all 34 26 - ONO NM atad HOOD 91,1100 19 100.11 Com. of Oanada ell 1111 40 42 ad - - - - 81.110 10 Ina.B.4.4sansitlheetA. all 18 1112 - 10,000, 100 ilsoperlal Bank Lisnit.l 7 2 ligen - 11,0. 10u 'Luau.' and Brannan- 6 2 21r... 56.000 20 Lou. 01. taut ...I new an 162. - 76,000 201 Do. New - HO. 60 roadon aad Coes.-- * 80# 01 - 10.300' 50 Loadcm Jot. Meek - 11,100 SO 'Loudon It lioata ADM l6 par #pm 1411 (ad 18,00, 100 (Lou. and Westainelar_ 29 7$ In ad 792 Is 7* 20,000, 100 Illetro.dt PrIV. Beak (L lO 2 2pm 10# 1 60,000' 100 Nat. Prot. al lingianti 6B ... - - tiMo In Do. Dem..- - - - RAM 60 National Dank - - 11t000 10 New Son* Wel. Mt 69 oad - *ea 20 Orient. Bank Ocepona all 61 KS - WOW 10 Glaxean Bank IMO* 100 ,Provincial of Inland 10./00l 16 rant' Austral. all 36 /7 14 0 .400. 16 Union of /Lantana 61001 00 UM. of London MDICILLAINDUE. No. I sit. I Uo gr • it.. ltd 1 U mkt. I MA.. 1044001 10 Angloalsahms Inni ..! ail 111 184 - 110,0* 10 Atlantic El. Mall 24.211 all 9 I - 10,006,, 26 Annrallan Agrical.... 19 22 - eta.; 10 Birllo WManrevlat... .. an 0(1 67 - 18,000, 6 Bombay Gas, Limited... 12 Ms Cps _ ...I itio ..t.....4,..tv., • aj 48 a ts, - 1.1.710 29 Do. 0 lB4B an - 1(911 82i Lama all 100 106 - 11K100 IX Casat IWIIB 16 - t.M.D 81.Alec* HO 34 86 - 1000120 In. Pretreat* .1•0 1.4 loft - 260,000 84. De.llp. et. Tarp. DA. .101 105 - 40,0001 10 111.1te.Lou./.11/pagili all - - - 66,000 2O hastlndiatnitt.n cal.s.l i par 1 pm - 780,000! ilt. Electric Telegraph - 16.0041 6 nag. and Act. Clop. - *bol IA Gest. Moan Nangatt.s 14 10 27 - 460,000 1 Ore. alp (1/mlt.) ; 1 lt.ooe 1 Do. 17# per cent. tea all - 0100000 Dlshict TeL (1.1 4 Loa. Gen. Ornnlblis 1".., ab 1# 12 - 10,000 10 Loa.22.lre.Dir.TeL X) 1 - - - 60.450 10 Madras linen. IL Om. 184 II pea - 12,000 10 Neater. Ix. TN. Oa.) al/ 1 • - 50,000 26 National Demount 0o 6 11 12 pea - 6,000 20 Nerbuddatceldlrensl 6 1 1 pm - 60,000 6 Nellbeeten•tel- BA aptil an 1 1 - 1.724100 N. Branca N. Ocot.u.s. 81 12 16 - t 12,676 1 If. Brit. Andralasian an 1 11 - man 40,00 e I Gm I ail 12,_ 1 - 0,000 10 a. In. lane. MB.) ,an 62 - .060 It Peel mom Lame illia ,140 61 07 - 21.00 60 Pessia.aadtkina. Inseam I al/ 70 71 702 60.000 60 Da. New Su 9 It pm - 10,000 10 ILO. . Ind. T. 0.42 all 191 202 - Into) 60 111hymney hoe all 17 Le - 10,ote. DI 1.0. New el 42 62 - 4,260 15 6. de lan. ay Im.(1 ) all 2111 29 - 10.766 .. Do. *OA 140 liail 1114:to 1111,000 St. Au. lareelna 169 HO 140 - Latta It Atastrellan land 0 as 14 - MON 1 boast. T. Dm* ' all 2 2 -. 60.804 1 De. do. Seginered all 11 f - 11,600 10 D.. d„.. .11 4 6 -.. bias Ire egraph te ladle (L ) 1 2 2 dls - . 0 10 T. It At. Qt At141(4) LI 1 2Ms. et - 14 /110 26 TrasteLn.o4..ll.oanada A 1 17 In •-• 60)880 6 Cu. KUNO= Tel (1.1. 8 11 94 .1. - ,a cov 14(0 to ",...^'• ' . ' ° 11 11 Till Law So Somery.—The eeenteryehip of the rites beFoa .aunt by the death of Mr. Robert ifaegiatri.4he bold It during a lo'n& series of years. TIM HONOLULU MINSION.—Tuns BISHOP'S FARE WELL.—This morning • special service was performed in Westminster Abbey, io which the Right Rev. Dr. Staley, the Bishop of Honolulu, took part, as a farewell to England. There were present, besides his lordship, the Bishop of Oxford, the Bishop of Cape Town, the Deaa of Westminster, Canon Wordsworth, the Rev. Alexander Watson, and • large number of clergymen and Lymen interested in the mission. Prayers were intoned by the Rev. Samuel Flood Jones, M.A., minister of St. Matthew's, Spring.gardeos. sad the lessons read by the Rev. F. K. Harbors!. The servies was in all respects magnificently performed. The ante. communion service was read by the Dean, the epistle by the Rev. Canon Wordaworth. The Bishop of Honolulu preached. Dtscovray or A CORAL Bern.—An interesting and valuable diseovery was made • few days ago of • ooeal bed in the StrAita of Freghi. It first became known acci dentally to a Sicilian dealer hirers! of the name of Michele Crisouola, who was presented with some fine pieces for sale by • fisherman fro:n Gino. The fisherman was quite *meant of the vnlii• sod great importance of the dia. eatery. Criscuolo offered him two iieudi ed.) a day to fish for him, to which the man very readily agreed. The success wu beyond all expectation. In a few days up wards of two hundred pounds worth of tile light pink coral so much esteemed now-a-days was brought up, and One cuolo appeared in • fair way of maldag • rapid fortune. So grand • discovery could not, however, be long kept esaret, and in a few days as many as forty beats are said to bays collected on the spot, and tried their fortune with lamed success. The bed lies at • depth of about SO fathoms, sod is situate at about a quarter of a mile off the Dorn shore. Her Majesty's ship Medina, it is said, will proceed on Mon day to examine the locality.--Malta Times, July 17. Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to ; ditto, S darn ILl5i to 16 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to I ; Ant warp, S mouths, 25.421 to 71; Rsinburg, ma beams, three mouths, 13.74 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.17 i to 22i ; ditto. 3 months, 25.421 to 45 ; Frsakfort-emtlortlaioe, :S mouths, 1191 to f ; Petenburg (per rouble), 3 months, 33j to 34; Phase, ell. to., 3 ...oaths, 19.85 so 90 ; Trieste, a. So., S mouths, 12.85 to 99 ; Madrid, 3 menthe, 49 to I; Catha, St, ateathis, 49} to d ; Leghorn 3 mouths, 25.521 to TA ; QUM% 3 sleuths, 26.54 so It ; Mika, 3 mooths, 25.5 N to 7* ; Naples 3 mouths, 1911 to 40 ; Palermo, 3 mouth; 119} to 4; Meserse, 3 mouths, 1191 to ; Lisboa, 90 daya, bia to I ; Oporto, 80 days, 524 to 5.'. It appears frout the advicesfrogi Madrid that the Minister of Finance, with two other members of the cabinet, has left that city for six weeke. The Corresponds/IMo Antografn again deniers that there is any truth in the statements made in a Loudon journal respecting the recognition of the certificate's. The directors of the bational Rank have de clared a dividend on the paid-up capital of the company (000,0001.) at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and an extraordinary dividend of 16e. per share, being together 21. per share, free of income tax for the half-year ending 30th June last. The Madras Railway Company have paid into the Bank of England to the credit of the Secre tary of State for India in Council the sum of 75,9901. on aoeount of the fifth extension capital of the company. We are requested to state that the share list of the Scarborough Cliff Hotel Company will be closed on Monday next for Loudest, and on Tues day fur the country. Ttriszokt Evranwa. Consols, which closed yesterday at 2 to 93, both for money and the 7th of August, opened this morning at 93 to 1, and closed at 93 " sellers." After the close of the Stock Exchange, however, 93 was again bid. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Ceut. Consols, for money, 921, 93, 921, 93 ; ditto for account (August 7) 93 ; Bank Stock, 235, 237 ; Three per Cents. Be aced, 931, 93, 4, f ; New Three per Ceuta. 934, 4, 931; India Five per Cent. stock, 1071 ;4 1 2 .0 8, 8i ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures , 1863, 1 ; itto 1864 or 1866, 1001, ditto iends, 245., . prem.; Four per Cent. " e nfaoed" rupee paper, 92 ; ditto Five and-a-Halt per Cent., 1101, 110. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains at 1071 to 1081. India Bonds were dealt in at 245. to 28e. prem., and Exchequer Bills at 17s. to 20s. prem., bei ng Is. lower. Business in the foreign stock market was less active than of late. _ _ San Paulo Railway shares were firm at to 1} prem. Thu advice* from Brazil respecting this company are of a favourable character. The minister, in making his financial statement, re marked that the guarantee to this company need not excite the least anxiety on the partof the Hones of Representatives, because the San Paulo Railway will, is his opinion, more than pay the guarantee out of its own earnings. Ob. I Pt 100 100 100 100 100 104 100 100 100 100 lb. ire. I 23, 1862. RAILWAY& BRIT= POSIONUOMIL U 0 MI Me M a n a a a al as Ile 110 On Pa U OA 4 " ft as 100 IFS 1001 L PA It 111 PA $ S AP fit 100 -;. 88 92 ltits par o v2 100* 101* 90 96 { i 4 8 86 88 NI 10 Psi if 0 ft 164 - iiii 106 107 106 107 94 id et 06 111 113 111 111 110 111 102 104 90 100 96 0 99 1 08 SO 106 108 164 166 107 109 1“ 100 106 1062 In IS] 34, A tli 1471 671 921 ek tio. di inL,, I s." — Z. KZ i no. — li.: - I lagliskstltalanarcaiti De. Prekevase-1771 i.a 0,4 4.40 1:1157 ;WI UK ditto Do. 1 tellftalltio Weals di ladink TAD** ap.agoa loam Dreg EMI Mks Do. G. Istenolas . Do. H. do That of Ourdo Do. 0 per et. Ref. D0.d0e.P146 p. 4110. Do. 1 pa 4 Doboot Do. T gow 4. DM Dal do. rip :l g., Do. w t . % r = i; Li Do. Now I Do. January. 1001 10 00 14. Oi o l=t i lir t !IP 1..W00l Id Do. Dew Do.dp.eDdaperNii.cg ell Do. 6. do.. meritop. all Do-14 pot 1846..00.78 1 Didion Branch LimiSod N Madras Gam 44 per es. MDo. do. II =c u t Do. if pie et N Nolb.Doio.oo. et.floods Mt N. brusawlek Qum& Maas A cop. sit on Do. do. Lead do D. do. 1 esp. do. Do. 6o toad do. N. It et Comes f p. e -- -- r.:_rvb-- 7 6,, .. ~ .6 p.a. •' lOO .. . • Oparcent..llll64 100 .. Do. /per 04.Y0b.danp IN .. Do. epee 04.1122.4b1ep IN .. Do. b per cent. .. Do. Spercestln IN .. . • NO ltopelp. 100 Ow ISO de UN NI .. Now Brentaw.Gov.o p. et. 100 .. N. o.WalceGv.N. a 100 .. Do. sp. e.. 1/71 to UN 100 .. Do. sp. e.. lON lOO .. New ZeNted *per amt lOO .. Nova NNW 4p. 00070 100 .. ANLOuv. *p.c. loads 100 .. Vic.ov. 0 p.e..lN.*lnto 100 ' do. 0 0. c. UM& O. NO Barn= MJX/IL cials Ili 14 7 hisitlio — s ..= cord • Dm C. Coo. Oroviolk )1 ▪ LA Boooot (Mop* 1 . Zeal Caroloo .. Bast Cora Bros &Wt lima frivistk) .. Oroatbior a Bt. Aabyo. .. float South Tokio Wh. Vey (Liolaicol • Grow "" idil• ... Eland .7001 Elogdoh Downs Lady Bertha Warta Valley Itempre4 May lalsoll lliwyudy trot, Oro . Aland Lams K. l'eaacee illiows) W. Wh. Hama (Maps) Noe* Wheal Crotty ar ire: 3 l4Tbee (2 ( l 6.=) Oea. Alla Ce illt. Cleeel B. l.Yra tines ( B. W. ?moo Stray rut 1111.414•A1ta.a ths — Ore — te — Vale el IteirM.: Wool Meet W. Cicada' West helm we. Hemet Wh. wßeawr id Iwo (Us. 1~ V. Yin Itaa(ilesshes.) I Wh. Treiewaser 11...5a.1 JOINT era'[_ fi . t I lf 1.7.2. 3 MONEY MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The funds remain firm, at yesterday's prices. All the other markets are strong, and in some instances, including several of the principal Eng lish railway stocks, prices are rather better. There is not much business in any department. The scrip of the New Portuguese Loan is in demand, and continues to rise steadily. The pre sent quotation is If to 11 prem. The list was closed at 12 o'clock this day. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente, opened at 68fr. 30c., showing no change. Consols are officially marked 93 and 921, for money, and 93 for the account. The present quo tations are 921 to 93 for cash, and 93, " sellers," for the 7th of August. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, I ; New Three per Coats., 93i, 93 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., '77 ; India Stock, 225, 227 ;, ditto Five per Cent stock, 1081, 1071 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 100!. ; Five per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1101, 110 ; Exchequer Bills, 205., 17s. prem. A fair amount of business has been done in foreign stocks. The new Turkish Loan is in demand, the scrip being quoted lite 2 prem. ' ex div., and the paid up 691 to 1, ex die. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 841 to 85 ; that of 1858, 721 to 731 ; Egyptian scrip, 81 to 9 preen. ; and Spanish Certificates, 91 to ft. Mexican Bonds are dull. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian Seven per Cents., scrip, 9 prem. ; French Three per Cent. Rentes, 68fr. 23c. (exchange 96fr.); Italian Mareino snit Railway scrip, If prem. ; Mexican Three per Cents. for acoount, 281, 28 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, tri, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1856, 1867, 1869, and 1860, for account, 451, ex div. ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 96; ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents. 90, Lex div. ; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 591; ditto Five per Cents., 1882, scrip, 1,1, prem. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 841 ; Spanish Three per Comte., for account, 541 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 44k, ex div. ; the Committee's Certificates, 9f ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, 73 ; ditto, for account, 731, 1, 73 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, If, 1, 2 prem., ex div. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 691, I, I, ea div. Irons o'Ciocit. Consols are without change, at 921 to 93, both for money and the account. At the Discount-office at the Bank of England bnsineea was again slack yesterday. In Lombard street good bills were discounted at 2 to 21 per cont., with exoeptional transactions at still lower rates. It is saki that the expected loan for Venezuela may be looked for next week. The Ottoman Bank have received from Constan tinople on account of the dividend due in Septem ber next on the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1858 a further remittance of 45,000/., making • total sum received of 110,0001. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yester day was 43,00 U/. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon in some instances showed • drooping tendency. The rates were as follows MINES.-(THIS DA Y.) Two &Mom. There is not much business going forward in the mining market to-day, except in Wheal Ludcott shares, which have again been largely dealt in, and are now quoted 194 to 20, being about 11. per share lower than yesterday. East Ca radon are list at 44 to ; and Macke Valley firm as 94 to f. WestTolgus are quoted 56 to 57, showing an improvement; North Crotty, to 48 ; Wheal tiny, 5 to I ; East Rosewarne, 21 to 3 ; /gait Cam Brea, 16 to ; South Fluent', ito 4 ; Caradon Vale, 5 . 1 to ; and Groat Wheal Fortune, 29 to }. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet. St. John del Rey are marked ti . J, being firm. Mount Rose Copper Mining shares are quoted to f prem. The subscription list will be finally closed to-morrow (ThUraday.) We are requested to state that the share list of the Fortune Copper Mining Company of Western Australia will be closed on Saturday next. This is the first mining undertaking oonnauted with that colony that has been established in the London market. The mine is already in a dividenl-paying condition. At the Wheel Moyle meeting yesterday the ac counts made up to May elbowed a debit balance of 1,38 W. 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