The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vice. Chancellor Wood.) BROWN V. inltlntaX. _:1 ass a trade mark suit. The object of the suit was medicament, invented by one party and said to lu/rated by the other, and the circumstances of the ':ad narrowed the matter to the gelation whether the out wits entitled to all his the "original." Vitt-Chancellor, in girls( judgment, animadverted ,r‘• ,trong tonna on the conduct of the defendant, and .: sr! that the circurnste..ces compacted with the ....legal to bare been male by him were said to be n.t. two doctors had made the medicament in his many yearsago ; that he had tried it on one or two that time, and they had been breefitted Tue two doctors were dead, so they could not be „ward, and the persons said to have been benefitted ~. J ot named, and thee they could not be got at. His did not hesitate to my that he did not believe a .• of the story. At the same tints, to give the .!! the relief he sought, would be extending the and *stealing tt too in a oass in which it did that aufficinut ground had been made out for While therefore the court strongly oat nl the defendant's conduct it could not accede to the demand, and the bill must be dismissed, but . : the circumstances, without meta. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner HoWO.) ..1 ULRIC& ALLXN, JUN.—APPLICATION FOR RELEASE. leskrapi was described as of Hampton, of oo or profession. The de are between 1,0004 and ~.• , There were three detainers against the bankrapt. L tared supported the application. The choice of , avers had taken place, sod there was no opposition oa rut ; but A appeariog that " the espy of mesas" was ~fore the court, his Honour said the application must :ateanly stand over. Sr , ', 4 ENTINE HOT IX. —APPLIC•7IO2 TO EXPUNGE • PIMP. The Nicker vas a brewer, of Sendwich sad Canterbury. onun to the court towards the close of last year, whoa _eiw.l proceedings were goes through. tad at the sitting c.e choice of assignees, a proof for 3911. wee admitted a '..tba of the Leedom and County Bank. Application well made to ermine the proof on the ground that ...It brut bad 'greed to accept • composition .1. is the pound had been paid, bat the two other -. , ..:!Letits being ;taped, the representatives of the bank et-1,1 , 1 that the original debt revived, and proved for ,:.tice due. It wee, however, shown that Mr. Reader, n..,tia;er of the hank, had concurred in what was does :tr the bankruptcy, and thereupon his Honour decided that the proof ought to be expunged. Mr. Mein and Mr, Sargood appeared in the caw. Di RE_ JACOBsON. The k*okrupt was rciathi;,;Filoundalitch. He Ism frequently before the court, harlot sought to 11134011.11 i a coasiderai)le deficieocy by alleging sales of goods to • perm tamed Fisher, sod others, who were said to have ,Acooded. Tali was the adjourned sitting for examination and die corge. A wit's.= named ?idiom ' late ia the bankrupt's ▪ was called to prove that Fisher was a real person, ,r.l hid selected goods from the bankrupt's shop. Those odi were sent to Fisher's by a person casually employed, • the wittier met near Aldgate Church. Treheme opposed ; Mr. Sargood supported. do Honour said it was clear the bankrupt meld not pass. He bad sworn that he had delivered the goods at Fisher. I..tcselt. The case must be adjourned 600 die, with leave to the bankrupt to come up at his own exposes when pre ; eel with better accounts. Protection would be given for a mouth. (More Mr. Itegistrar Money.) :3 RE G. M. IfIDDLITON. —Lac:2 raccrai ' LW TIM Will The bankrupt was a wine merchant, of Hanover. stmt. Hanover•square, and Fenchurch4trest. This was toe first silting. Several large proofs of debts were made, and Mr. L Hart, trim merchant, of Tower-bill, sod Mr. Hamm% bottle merchant, of Panre.whart, were -"men trade asernnee.. The liabilities are stated at from • osil. to 12,000 t. ; assets of uncertain amount. There been an attempt at winding op the rotate under a t - mt-cleed ; headers were taken by the dissenting enditore Cl set it llor. sada, and this was done on an appeal to the Lord metra Mr. Michael is the solicitor to the assigeees, and Mr. Wat. son for the bankrupt. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. cram DAY.) (Wen the Resorder.) Walser ANtrobra, 32, eaciountaat, was tried upon an it. datment chargieg hba with feleateasly forging sad attn ioß name d cortala Wit/MINS to a mean dead and affidavit to be and in the widows in the Court of Sisk- The SolioitorAkeerel, Sir R. P. Coiner, and Mr. Sleigh WWI for the praiscatioe sad Mr. Bads, &Undid the primmer. It appeared that preview to the god June in the present Tar two games. nursed Becker and Sack, who had been trading together, Malted beater into acorn pada= with their creditors, and the , who Galled himself an ameentest, took upon kimmeif to pans them through the mart. Ceder a recent Bankruptcy Act certain deeds aid affidavits lean to he executed sad attested by a conanienioner appoiated for tint purpose. Oa the lud Jane the primmer attended at the office of Mr. Oen, a commissioner, bevies clew is Rocd•lsoe, with Mr. Sack, end asked him to witness the executioe of the maid deeds, which were signed by Mr. Baser and Mr. Sack. Mr. Sack only Wog present, Mr. Cur objected to attest the deed, and Mr. Becker's name •Sl struck oat, eat the deeds were signed by Mr. Can. The primmer afterwards waited upon Mr. geese, a matter it, bankruptcy, with the dermal/OM, and at that time the tune of Becker had beau inserted, and the initials "a. C." were plead against the &Mantas. Om of the rfidavits am informal, sad Mr. Keene refused to receive it, and said it mast be 'myna The prisoner left with the deed. and in a very few momenta returned. Mr. Keane rar , tacked to him that he had cot been to Mr. Can already, ul the prisooer said be met him close by. Mr. Keene, however, doubted the signature, and also the tali isle to the mane of Becker, which had been inserted, kept the dam mots, and commuoicated with Mr. Can, and it was then found that the initials " A. C." and the siguatare to the docuront which the primmer took to be remora were for g eries. The for the prosecution wan supported by the evi dence of Mr. Can, of Mr. Keene. one of the registrars of the oart of Bankruptcy, and of Mr. Miller, a eolieiter, vbo proved that the forgeries were all in the handwriting of the prisoner. Mr. Seeley addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoner, tad the Recorder h av i ng b r i e fl y summed op, the jury re tried a verdict of °IWO, and the prisoner was sadism" to he kept to hard labour in the Home of Correction for the , pace of two Weeder months. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK EN WELL. CO Alit.E OF ROBBERY BY MILLIS OF CHLOIIOIOIII. ginge, a young fellow about 20 years of tire, d•••nbed as a jobbing butcher, residing at 14, Warwick ; Ace. Whitecromstreet, St. Lake's, was charged with ste.lint; from the person of Elisabeth Adams, described in the , harge-sheet as • prostitute, residing at 21, Bakbrin ,treet, St , Lobe's, three gold risgs, sod other articles. The complainant + who gave her evidence in • •e rg `ductal tosuner. said she was • married woman, the wife of s o l.lier , and she was pleased to say, one of the gallant lefend.rt of her country. Oo Saturday morning she met the Ifleoter in Old•street-road, and went with him into the Sun Iri.l p'tblic•house and had some refreshment with lit. Whilst there be put something on his pocket hand• serchief sod placed it on her face. She believed it was 't.orofortn, for she immediately lost her WIMPS, and whilst Ittlt. of unconsciousness her jewellery was stole.. Wn.o •he came to herself the prisoner had gone. Laker asked how long she had known the prisoner, I how she first became acquainted with him? 10 . entoplaanast replied that she first knew hint shoot 18 since. whilst serving at • bittcher's shop in White •• avert. H trker —Had von been drinking e miplainaut (with some hesitation) replied in the I risottos said the oomplainaot was the wore for when be met bar. shortly before 12 o'clock on Fri . :Lt. mod she wee drinkieg with him and other men all morning. He was drunk and so was she, and ma stuff on his handkerchief to take sway her . 1-- that wu all nonsense. itarker (to the complainant)—You bear what the pri ' How 100 were you with him f had been with him about six hours !Lel, air. .n.table Walsh, 97 G, said the complainant gave • +.er into his custody for stealing three rings, and • .:.er, who gave his right name and address, said he :iJok that he knew nothing of the matter. Whilst • .oer was at the police-station the prisoner's sister • two rings there, which were ideotitied by the cam. . awl the sister maid the prisoner had gives them to NI- an he could tell there were no traces of algae ti e prisoner's handkerchief. .:aker—Whitt is the complainant? —She is supposed to be a common street-walker. tinter said the prisoner gave her two ripen. • very drunk, and did not say how he came poisoned I :,r'sa r said it was a strange story, and namanded the .a his own recogoisanees for a week. R L EBONE. rft ‘NGE STORY.—NrAGCLAS CHAIM. OT RAPL ' ,Oll . aged 14, residing at 80, Devonshire-street, ;rove. painter, was charged with felontoully eau - ram on Ellen Beller. in • Said in the pariah of elicitor, eppeered for the prisoner. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. roaimas Mr. Tyrwhitt heeded oar reporter the following liar which he hod received : "Laudon and North Western Railway, "Rugby Station, July 9. "Sla,—By yesterday's post I received the sneezed dr miler in referaocia to a lottery, and on reading the polio. report io the newspapers I see some allusion is made to the very parties. Will you kindly investigate the affair, sedan if it is boot fide or not, as 1 fear many country people may be phoed in the same doubt as myself.—Yours obedreatly, "THOMAS DAVIS. "It. P. Tyrerbitt, Req., presiding magistrate, Maribotoeghwtnet." Enclosed in the above letter were a "Printed form of &opti cians " far loess in the next drawing of the Royal Imperial Austrian Loan, and the following letter, addressed to Kr. Davis : •' Frankfort-on-the-Yana "What we take the li berty of calling your attention lie is not a vague aid complicated speoulatioa, but a = &swine meatiosed by government, I. which with •• stake of 11. you are enabled to wiz • wise of 200,000 liar. cie 20,0001. ready money. This epecialatioe you will see is dear end explicit. Make inquiries. Every respectable home of Weiser will tell yywos that the floancial date of Amide is most uatiefaetocy, and that you can with out hesitation place entire confidence in us. That done, we feel coevinesd you will give on an order, if only for the sake of trial. Yon may rest smeared every attention will be paid to your interests., aid an official list will be forwarded after the drawing.—Yours respectfully, "2. DALTROVT. "Mr. Chas. Hahn, of 12, Lenghiunatreet, will give any further explanation that may be required." Accompanying the last letter is • ppttooesppeaee in which. in heavy columus of figures, the ex foetuses that may be gained are most enticingly set forth. As will be seen, the letter of Mr. Dallied states "that Mr. Hahn will mazy explanaticm that may be required ;" but Mr. the barrister, who • few days ago made aa Mos to Mr. Tyrwhitt respecting the Name thing, stated that the only person he saw at the address ie Langheapetreet, end who was• foreigner, professed to know nothing about the affair. but said be would commanioate with the parties at Frankfort. 6H4. LIS! Barrie' 301611111103,111. •-4 TRIS DAY.) Prosecutrix (good looking, and apparently very simple) said—l am 17 years of age. My parents reside at 14, Green street, Paddiegtoe. I roost to work at No. 13, Devoashire- , place, Maidialdll, and rehire bogie at sleet to sleep. Two <Mama. On Friday night, about 10 minutes after 10, as I came out There is not much business in the railway market of the standingsfont garde* gate to rotors borne, I saw the primmer • well • there. I did not know him before. I saw him so-nay, but quotations generally are mam a few mornings ago, and he then said he had sees me but tamed. As regards the principal stooks, oould not 'peek to rite. On this evening he seed ma t o . t . : „ the enl t • rise o f i y vana lolls are a for a walk, I said "No, lam going horoe ;" and he said, "0 , do come, I have not sees you fora long time." I walked with per cent. in Metropolitan, and • decline to the him, and he took me to some fields, but I don't know in what same extent in Great Western. The fortnightly direction, it was bilbunc. (She then fully and minutely detailed what farther took place, which left so doubt settlement will commence to-morrow, and, as there that the offence bad been (committed, but the question is a very heavy " Belt" amount, the rates of wee whether with her consent or not. She continued)-1 " continuation " are expected to be rather heavy. amid Dot scream umy breath was short. There is a tout- London and North Western is now quoted at 1141 path across the fields. hot there were no people there. I to 1151— Great Weateru, 70 to ; Midland, ell I not stay with him very loug. but I would not, and then be —e w br a t e i d ilit n" me t°, 13 4 to 136 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117/ to into the Edgware-road again. I did not say 1118 ; South gagger°, 921 to 931 ; Great Zastern, a word to anyone. as there were but very few people about. • 49} to t • London and South Western, 97} to 981; next e igh t bade me good bye, and said he would meet ms I Metropolitan, 113 to ; Great Northern, 135 to next eight. He told ma to tell my father, it he should ask me what made me iota, th.it my mistress had base 1 137 ; and Caledonian, 124 to 12L washing, and kept me to assist bar. My father did ask me There are few transactions in Indian, Canadian, why I was late, and I told my father what the primmer had I and foreign lines, and prices present no change. dose to me. Mr. Rodwell was about to commence to cross-examine the I ORDINARY MADAN AND lITOCMa. proesentrix, when Mr. Mansfield said—l think it is hardly worth whiloing any further. To establish all such cases it must be sown that fors was used and spinet the will of the party. It is quite clear here in this mss that she was a conseotiug Party. There might certainly be sufficient grounds for what I know for en action for seduction. The prisooer must be discharged. The prisoner then left the cou r t, and was met outside by wife. 1;k 1 IWAIt. Sh• I Pd. I Railway. IMr 1, 4 .6 006 I 9 • 46 U/ to I p.m. 1.14 all dna., Wok& Near YaL $ - 111. 100 Blythand Tyne - 10 1 all boston,Skaisd,st ild.C 9 9 1 9 4 11l 1100 Bristol and Eater.- 16 ST - Da 'lOO Caledonian lOO 121 - IP all Dort oast Bandon - - - T 5 all Cornwall 9 1 - 10 all Do. •I A oodiv. until 6 .-..-. - a a Do. Blp. e. %paid to R. - - IS all Dublin and Ballast Jane II U .... 111 all Dundee.Parth.&Abd..% 10 IT - el :100 lidinbusghand Glasgow 99 91 - R 'lllll Masao* and & Westo' ISO Nie - U. 100 OraaS Eastern Ord. M. 4 60 494 i St. ;100 , Do. • Stook - - - et 100 Do. R. Ang. Stk., No.! 74 7) ft. 100 Great North of Sootlead - - - 84 'lOO • Orma Northern l3l Id - Bt IN &AA I A roe. no dlr. an 15(4 1164 - 8t 100 D 0.9 1 tll6p. e. MINNS 115 US 15243 Bt 100 Gt. South & West. are.; *0 91 - 8l 100 'lkea Weirtsma lll Ili TN TO 111. 100 Dobbin. YalOnaSth • - -.- el 'lOO ' Do. South Wales - - fit. 100 1 Do. W. SILL -.046. a 00 St. 1 0 0 0 I I Do. Do. Minton 40 IN N. Do. Do. lim Ia IS at IN Lancashire & Tactually lai 1194 1174 di St. 100 Lambs and black... Nil OB TO a St. ;160 Goo.,brightaAS.Cusati 194 196 .- N. 100 London.Chatiun.& Dor. ill d - N. 100 Londoodt North Westo. 1144 1164 za 118 i 114 so PA. 100 Looloo&SoutbW edam 96 10 curtua. l 911 4 7 4 N. 1 100 Illan.,1100.,& Lincoln& 1111 OD 001 10 IMI Mamma and .. - - 114 I all , Do. Do. i Slams -.. •- - N 1100 Netropotitaa I 113 1.231 11 4 111 Oft 1100 I Do. New ! 107 100 - El IN Midland ' 134 11191 13.54 ON all; Do. New - U. ;UP ' De atrys. & Derby lOll 1116 - IS laU 30d. lill Wa. ara.) - - 1111 all' Do. i Shares .. - 15 all Illd Lent - - 10 , all Mid Lea 'Cray Lay - - - St 100 North - 11l 100 Do. idle..Porth.Done - et 100 N. laatens...aerwlek , 106 10: 104 03 IN Do. 0. N. IL Yuni 1 - - - dl. al 100 , Do. Leeds U a al 3 St. 100 , Do. York 96 96 96 61 11l 'lOO , Do. Carlisle •-• - - O 1 M.; Do. atock.diDarting 37i Ui - U 1a I Do. do. 1824-611 1 Ili pm - 16 ilO 1 Do. do. 190041 54 pas I - U. 100 North London - 10 1 6 I De. New 1 14 21 pun - a. .100 North Stalferdilie - 1 rs a -- io , 811 N. &S. Western limn 104 Ili - $l. 100 %MU* Central ' 11l ISO - 81. 100 Scottish N.& Aber. Bd ' 10 36 - Bt. 100 Scottish Midland - - - 10 all Shrewsbury & Walelipl •-•- - el 100 36ropeldns Union 56 61 - Bt. 100 South Devon lO lIT 3 4 1 N. 100 Smith Pastern 91. 600 S. Testa. & River Duo lN 106 - TO all Staiime.Wokinghat.46. 6 9 - et 100 Taff Vale - 10 1 all , De. 11 I 6 I PI ... 1111 1 3 Do 0 1 II 4 pm ... 10 ' all Claim 1 ... -, - TB I SO Do. - - .- di 14 Do. 51. 104 Yale at Need - - 194 100 -. - 16. 100 Victoria Sto. & Pimlico - - - Bt 100 Waterford & Kilkenny. - - - el 100 Wale Cornwall U 17 - el 100 IW.Hartlpl. Hub. aAL araksltaideen ILint `ems anstrallsar g r u n.l DeetinWatorweeke Bombay Goa Bridaliserf :n B. • L Ma& TN. (L) L eona& Company leneadisaLoamtlnvfL) !Orion Omapimy Cdy Odive. 'Lim.) .- 10ra olittrwantion(Lit IComniercialUniarlia a I Coarildated Dr.. VI ''Camera Um. IlesiV)s 11Init credit roarer of iCredit Morro IVl Paha Proterenee Sair b !LW - I — m India Irrig. et earl Cora Trd.( L =t n 1 6q. and Aim Copper Irg.d.SoottishliartaiL Irinancial corporals,. , f0r...0L Warehouse (L .Geldvara (Limited) o.Crectia Fin.ofLat(L tiesatom Nawlegatirl lionte&Coloolal .U(4). Iladsea'sley ll=Wor.Cdt.Ass. (L ) Diming (Ma ' lateral Inomadoe. (1) !lair. Load Croft : 4 1 , kris. ollV. ' Jo!ntetoeltDlsoaant(L) Land deenritles Urn.) Load. airier Trading ILoad.aradCaiedea. tLiL • l Team • load. llama ) Do. Now I teed. O. Oviribes QM) iLseid., &aft& i toad.Provlnclalllarles Weikel Irriga. • Canal Do. Marine Irrestment(L) likaritins tAan,ae.(L) Mill &lea. Tel (L) I Millwall Iron Wats ;Natal Lad& Oa O. a ) National Gls. Cosa. 11 1 National Maria National Steam Na,.. , Narbaddeoor • I. I 114.nealami TALer(L) •PLlMlLasstralasian(L' ! N.Brit.eadorcou. la. L Novalcottao.luidL i flosan Marine liars. 'oriental Colmar-aid ( ' ;Oriental Or (Ungar) Da Now VelouLlalsadetaus(L) lOttoman Flarcial (L) , Ottoman Gas ;Limited PaaralLlLeteaseV) D do.. rasa lams Pailasalar • 0. rear Do. littra New . la L., IL(L RN Iron no J. City Improv. (L ) I_ Ditto ditto . „ ,1 IMMO lie !Royal 141161aan . lAN* St. .11cet. Amara Invest L. 44 000 6 0 Sala. Lidatt. &Co. (L I 30,060 sSoc. iilusa.,r Serpi* 1.) , 10,000 10 * Mikes & ' 16,100 10 'South Australian Lad; MAW St !Lards@ Tdainspit 11.600, 10 I TalLastate.italals. (L 100.000 10 Iltamas&Naraey Is.(L) 1000. 10 Tiest&AaseepitAsa L. 60,000 S) T. &L. Co. of U. Cards; 10,000 6 treltod g. *kg. Co. a. 10,0101 10 Dania Marine Ina flt,oooi 10 Upper Ars= Tasef&a 13,0 0 :3 0 i 10 Ditto 10.00( /0 Van Diaanas load /11, 10 Warrant litasscaLst I 11,0101 50 Watlndle&Pasillall L I et. Art mid Welt -. 1111 - 1041 51 i :021 3 ID 1401 sn ad I Maim oil rili ... 184 14 *— zd 112 12 14 zd _ sa 6i 6 18.1 } zd 6 61 se o fsz 3 ii • .ii a _ae DOlnk& 1241 I( I THE • EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1864. - a IW -- IT' to 21 lim it : ST 1 1 11 SO a tE IPM 4 22 11 a 24 H! Zli 14 St= Idly 19 01 1 11 pm It 2 pm' It Sd e 9 pail 1 4 04d11 92 2 4 1 9 1 10d 100 zd 107 110 id 2 S pro', xd $ s dim zd 2j tip= 106 ISO ; 1 1 10 1 pm se 6 pin, 6 2 dul Si 3 16 01 26 Iv I 17 } 17 1 i td, pen. Si ifpal km 4oce zai 17 — 1 id _ 11 lei ad _id Ed 11 id id zd zd - a t ;t1 - 1 l 1 I S 0; pnl 1417 10 11 I iPm J 40001 141 I CIL Flew I Wm. 114 In ! MON -- ii:iii ii oTeitno•un63 - 04i: . 1 . 1 . := SALIN, elt. London O6 14 76 1.101100 el U. Katharine lei VS 76 11641110 IS Ilacthamptan IM MOO St. I Victoria lO 02 106 id ' MARKET.-al7lB DAY.) Two o'CLocic. The stock markets to-day are inactive but generally firm. The funds, home railway stocks, foreigu bonds, and most of the other leading securities, are steady, at yesterday's prices. British railway stocky are at the moment the firmest securities in the Stock Exchange, while foreign bonds are rather dull. Business is checked by the anticipation of the settlement, which will commence to-morrow. There is still little business in the discount market, and the rates continue to show a down ward tendency. The quotation to-day for good bills is 5 to 5 per cent., and for advances in the Stock N.:change, 3} to 4. The I.l:pply of money is very large. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter' l telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 66fr. 27c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 901 to 4 for money, and 904 to 1 for the account (Aug. 9). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consola, for money, 901, I ; ditto for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 4 ; Annuities, 1885, 144 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 201 ; Bank Stock, 237, 4, 239 ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 145., 108. dia. ; Five per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 1041 ; ditto Five-and-ellalf per Cent., 1121 ; and Exchequer Bills, June, par. Foreign stocks are quiet and have experienced scarcely any change in price. Some of the present q.iotationa are annexed, viz. Greek, 244 to 4 ; Mexican, 281 to 1 ; "ex all ;" Confederate, 694 to 704 ; Spanish Passive. 28/ to 294 ; Turkish of 1858, 701 to 71 ; ditto, 1862, 681 to 691 ; and the Consolid4s, 50 tot. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 864 ; ditto 1863, 874 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621,ex div. ; Egyptian, 1024; ditto second issue, 1024 ; Greek, for account, 244; Italian, for account, 674, ax div. ; ditto, Maremmana Railway, 74, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, ec., 471, 4, ex di,. ; ditto for account, 474, 4, ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 871 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 441, ex div. ; ditto Passive, for account, 28/ ; ditto Certificates, 91 ; Turkish, 1838, for account, 71, 704 ; ditto 1862, for account, 69, 684, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 694, 4, ex div. ; Venezuela, for account, 221 ; ditto 1862, for account, 564. International Financial shares are now quoted 54 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 34 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 124 to 13 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 4 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 17 to 4, ex div. ; Ebbw Vale, 1 to 4 prem. ; Ottoman goriBt.4s Gendrale, 21 to 3 prem. ; and St. Naraire, 1 to 4 prem. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are unaltered, at got to I, for money, and 90i to , for the account. No bullion trans actions are reported at the Bank. There does not seem to be any general expectation at present that the Bank of Ragland minimum will be lowered on Thursday next. Much will of course depend on the effect produced on the Bank's account, by the payment of the dividends, in con nexion with which it must be borne in mind that some amount of coin always leaves the Bank. A further draught will shortly take place for harvest requirementa. Attention is now being directed more keenly to the agricultural reports, which, though generally good, are conflicting from some districts. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow ("continuation day ") and terminate on Friday. The 'familia will convey to-day 66,8501. in silver mid 80,9001, in gold for Bombay. The committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Monday, the 18th inst., a special settling day in the following securities : latersaliesal OostreetCompaey (Limited) for bargain, oa sad after 4th May mar k ed sad Maseermade Beak (limited), ID . "" sew game paid op sad partially paid To bentarked is Bedford Hotel (Limited) the TWiO•4ll. Week List. It will be noticed that the International Con tract Company, in addition to a settlement, have obtained the privilege of an official quota tion in the Stock Fachange hat. This had been opposed, bat the board of directors have distinctly intimated that the company has no contracts whatever in Spain, and that they have determined not to undertake any such until the question of the Spanish debt has been satisfac torily settled. The course adopted by the company in abjuring the profits which might accrue from Spanish transactions until the government shall desist from its present disgraceful policy, might have been pursued with advantage by other parties in this country, and is the more creditable to them because it is said that some good business in that quarter has already been offered to the company. We are officially informed that the directors of the Contract Corporation (Limited) have resolved to pay a dividend for the past half-year at the rate of 15 per cent, per annum, carrying forward 6,0001. A special meeting of the Minerva Life Assurance Company is called for the 21st instant, to consider ' a resolution of the directors for the dissolution of the company, and for the transfer of its business, assets, and liabilities to the Standard Life Assurance Company. The first ordinary meeting of the Star and Garter Hotel Company (Limited) is called for the 2nd of August, when a dividend is to be declared. Notice is given of the closing of the transfer books of the Financial Corporation (Limited), for the purpose of preparing the warrants for an ad interim dividend. It is at the same time intimated that the nominal amount of the shares of this com pany has, in accordance with the powers contained in the articles of association, been reduced from 1001. each to 201. each. A general meeting of the San Paulo (Brazilian) Railway Company is convened for the 27th inst. A half-yearly interim dividend, at the rate of 5 per cent. par annum, is announced on the shares of Miints's Metal Company (Limited). . . We are requested to slate that the share list of the St. Ilasaire Company (Limited) will be closed this afternoon (Tuesday), the applications being considerably in OXON, of the number of shares to be allotted. The return has just been issued of the Imperial Ottoman Bank, as made up to the 31st of May. The Levant liera'd remarks that this return will be recognised as the most favourable statement of the establishment's operations yet issued. With regard to the tea trade in the United States, Messrs. J. Travers and Sons' circular remarks as under: Stock, 104 f, ; ditto Four per Cent., 9f ditto ; ditto Bonds, 14a. - din The India Five per Cent, stock was firm. Ex chequer Bills were unaltered, the March being quoted Ss. to 3s. dis., and the June bs. dip, to par. In the foreign st• ck market the principal demand teas for Greek Bonds, which experienced a recovery off per cent. The variations in other stock.; were Of little importance. In the market for bank shares an improvsinent WAS quoted in Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, and Colonial Bank ; but Bank of Otago, Imperial Bank of China, London Bank of Scotland, London and County, London Joint Stuck, Metropolitan and Provincial, Seinde and Piaijuub, and Union Bank of Loudon shares, sere '.' Ater. The new shares of Agra and Masterman's hank were quoted 10 to 12 prem. Hudson's Bay shares have fallen to 17 to ex div., $ reduction of 7s. 6d. since Saturday, r. ile Egyptian Trading have recovered to 24 to 2} prem. Fore-street Warehouse, Madras irrigation, Ottoman Financial, Thames and Merril , Marine Warrant Finance, and West India and Pacific Steam shares, were all better. Credit Foucier of Mauritius were heavy. The closing (but in son.e asses merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—lnternational L.i.d Credit, 24 to g prem.; Millwall Iron Works, 2 UK to par ; Ebbw Vale Company, to f prem. ; Italian , Land, j to 1 prem.; Central Railway of Venezuela, f to lj prem. ; Ottoman Sociitd Gindrale, 2 1 to 3 prem. ; East India Financial, j din to par. .111141E13.-(THIS DAY .1 Two o'CLocw. The mining market continues dull, but very few variations have taken place to-day in prices, in the absence of business. Wheal Caen ville shares have declined to ill to 7, and West Chiverton to 821 to 671. On the other hand, West Salon continue in demautl, and have advanced to 210 to 220. Chivertma are quoted 81 to 1 ; East Lovell, lb to 18 ; Great Vor, 28 to 30 ; East Caradon, 274 to 28; East Grenville, 5 to 1 ; Wheal seton, 225 to 230; Tincroft, 17 to ; East Cain Brea, 7 to 1; and New Setoo, 821 to 871, being firm. St. John del Rey Mining shares continue heavy ; trausictions are recorded at 331 to 32, ex div. Cape Copper have been dealt in at 11 ; and General, at 211. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON dr CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BY Mien= AND lIITILINATIONAL Ttt.PGRA PR.) I FROM 00Z OWN CORRZEPOJDZIT. 1 Corros.—The market arm. bales, probably 12,000 or 15,000 bales. CUB].—Moderate attendance. Wheat meets a more geoeral demand, at the extreme rater of Friday butt. Amber red. as. 4d. to Fe. Ad. Flour quiet; price, a shade easier. lodise corn steady; demand for American at 30a. lid. Egyptian beans rather lower than the extreme pricea of liond.ay. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT ZIACTILIC nuaurs.) ABINGDON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL &TARIM._ T.Y.C. Overstosa, Orris The Ciaci;a - aicbake de Guist, sad Adoe'runner ars hem PAW Fount.—Bloadia. MAIDEN TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. T.Y.C. Guildhall, The Eland, RuuswaY r Tie , Qui; Volved* c, Edinbargh, Latitude, and the Aristoast are hem BERKSHIRE STAKES. About two miles. Liosi;s:l;;TairTTack,ii;Z;l7l; Ormaass. and Hypochooe are ham CRAVEN HANDICAP. About oao tans. Illt7iekoWlia7, Bedouin, Donkey, Meek Friar, Lay di Verily, sad Minna an ban. PAM ?mann. —Barlieley aad Monks. ENTRY FOR LADIES' PLATE. Half s mile. Hrs. Pickle, Birdlime, Sphinx f, 'Twice, 4 yrs ; R4in Donkey, Red, Stamford, Omens, Mn. Trigg, Rrestto,tl Lady IfactmL All are Mrs. ENTRY FOR *ARCHLY PARK STAKES. Threr ovarian of s mils Love Letter, ViUeda e, Victoria Cross, Lord of Um Isla* a, Asnis, Protectionist, Ma*, Avoscliffs, sod Corms us hors AAlll3lll7.—Fishentaa's Daughter, Vanquisher, Piston pa, aad Bane of Kars. PONTEFRACT MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) PARE HILL BTAICE& Potholes ... Dubity Marra 4 na. PONTEFRACT HANDICAP. Tool Tooi Nownarirat Gaily 7 raa. TWO•YROLD BELLING HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Strew( Beer, Roarloletiw, Black Deebres, sad Nally Gray are Isere. WAKEFIELD TOWN PLATE. T.Y.C. Sapper, Br to Stoat," Strom Beer, aid Black Doane are berg. BADSW ORTH HUNTERS' PLATE. Two miles. All the bermes are trained is the asighboarbeed. CRICKET. KENT v. ENGLA2iD. This annual match at Lad's Ground yesterday was o3mmeoced WOO after 1? (Mock. England woo ths tam and took their inn*, first. Total of the innings, 138 —time, hslf•psst 4. Emit lost no time in commencing their innings, but Tarraot, Woottoo, awl Hayward's bowling provsotal any grist worse being made, the innings closing for 87, leaving therniolves in a minority of 51 of England. Tbis finished the elay's play. The game will be Nemec' this morning. FALL OF A HOUSE. LOSS OF ONE LIFE AND NARROW ESCAPE OF THREE OTHERS.-(THIS DAY.) This morning, information was forwarded by In spector Chatford, of the Kentish Town police, to Dr. Laskrater, the coroner for Middleens, of the death of Henry Adams, • labourer, residing at 5, Crowo•plaoe, Kentish Mini, who was accidentally killed by the falling on the top of him of • portion of a house in Maidenform, yesterday afternoon. _ _ Pram inquiries that were made on the spot, it would =that a portion of the Conservative Freehold Lend situated in Maiden.lasie, just bey ond the Breeksook Tavern, Is required for the formatioe of the Tottenham and Hempstead J unction Railway. it few days since the bones that has fallen, situated ie Chtmaill-rot4 wan sold, and had to hennaed quickly to anew tbs navvies to get to work to form the cutting for the railway, winch at that spot will be from la to 20 feet deep. Owing to the house baying best sold in lots to specula. tire builders, each purchaser bee been anxious to get his portion of the building removed se quiokly as possible. The consequence of this has been that the inside timben of the home have been taken away as well es the windows and the doors before the top portMo, of the brickwork could be removed. Oa Friday or Saturday lest the side wall faciog the road was observed to be budged, and althearb some short props were put against it to render it more safe, yet those who were judges in such matters considers(' all the walls very nosafe, end warped the workmen of their danger, but no notice was take° of the waroiog. Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, the deceased, two other men, and • boy were engaged in pulling down the wooden partitions that divided the parlours, the wiled blowing high at the time, when it is rtated that they were again informed of their danger. No notice was at first taboo of the trembling and tottering state of the walls, bet &klieg that the bricks began to rattle amongst them all of the sortmeo began to make • hasty retreat. The moos of the deceased sod • mat got out, but before the de ceased and • man Carrick, • labourer residing at 3, Woodland-place. Kentish-Mimi, mold follow their ex. ample the walls fell in, and the uolortitoate man were buried in the dibria. . . . ‘ r- PKilicile;;;;ai ones cm the spot and got out the poor fellows. !kr. Beefier. of Francis-terrace, pronounced Adams quite deed, and said that Carrick was severely in jured about the he'd, body, sod leg; sod that little hopes could be entertained of his recovery. Carrick. at his own request, was taken borne, and it was rumoured that in the eight death had put an god to his sufferings. On inquiry it was found that he bed become much wane, and it - bed been deemed advisable to have him taken to the Univer sity College Hospital, where be now lies In a vefy pre carious state. The deceased has left a wife and a large family to de plore his untimely loss. Clads( pylon. M. I Batman. isle I MI _ i all 'Atlantic& SL Lawreacoi N 'lOO liom.flar.&C.bag.loo. l /011 10 1 Do. E Shine I par all Balfalo & Lake Horan: se Do. Preference fa 106 Bel.. Brant,& Oodertch 6p. a1dr,..4.ag.1, DM' TT US I Do. do. July L 1873 7T , 10 , Do. do. Jane I, ICC 77 Ise Ca et &Lateen 6p.e. & N 100 Cape T. & Dock6p. e.g., 041 all Dameran.7 pc-vacu N lam Dowd gia gs . 1 100 lea 6 Ler 'IL fdo IN I 16 Do. G intarlas 151 Do. If de 'IM Grand Trunk 0 Canada ' W Dmiqulß 11-11..010.0 , W Do. las peal. Bonds_ 76 O 1 Do. de. deterro N 1 all . Do, tad yweL Bondi N all I Do. do. deferred 66 all I Do. Ord wet Stock all Do. do. deferred. 43 all Do. 6th pref. Stork OO all I De. do. deferred 111 100 ;Great Indian Pen.auda 10 I Do. 'ca. 6 per cant. 10 00.6. of India g. p. et. 10 De I ISO De 0 per cent. s all os. Western of Canada, I IS I Do. New . ... _.l all DO.tid: pap. Mai 011 Do. do. do. 18774 I ladlan , 11mYd 1 Do. New I DM 01,adnis guar. 6p. 101* 1100 Do. do. 160 , Do. do. 4 do.—; SO I ! Do. Utah 'lO !Kolb. Corp. 6 per C. Id all • Kolb. and Robin's Bay 67 60 all N. Drara*OraclaA &SI 3 6 100 N.ll.olCan.ep.olaap.& U N Ire wadi. ow apar MK' Mt Nat to 'lOO , Do. Dahl do. lOO 101, an • I Do. do. do. Par }pa rn 140 Do. P•24a111) do l4lO 1014 , ad 100 Do. Indu N 68 ad, lii nil 100 1011 as 108} in too za tre im 06 1 tis I lnE nal inn En, sO2 m ' a 1- 46. _ _ *psi ml 101 Ina 97 and 93 in 1011 103 a } 101} JOINT STOOL MILL a iN ill No. Ilk I BUIL 211,000 100 Agra& Nastennan's(l) 141 - 20,000 100 AllanoeLon.dLiverpost 15 10,000 100 Do. New lO 100,000 10 Anglo Anatrka 30,000 SO Anglo Italian (Undid) II 12,600 60 Anatrakaa ' all 2,600 60 Do. New , 12,602 10 'Basket BritathOolmtMal 10 10,000 26 Bank of= I all 0,000100 B a nk of ISO 11,000 10 hank of Otago 11.1004411 4 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (14 ( 20 10,000 60 BenkaWietorladinintla. M 6,030 100 Bank of Wake (Una.) IIO 10,000 10 Bank of New Zaland - 1 60,000 20 10 1.6,000 60 Brit. & Aiserteaa La. 16 10,000 60 British A Can/oral= 5 10.000 S 0 Britith N. Annetta all $2,200 10 C. Bk. ladle, Ain., Cklas MII 7,200 20 Do. New Bradliantrortugail 20.000 16 Chart. Sier.uf lodleote i all 0,000 103 City 10,000 100 Colonial I " 20,000 15 Com. Bank of india,dus Ol 15,000 16 Do. )i 1 0 6 SKIDOO 10 Consolidated Bask (L, a 4,000 100 Continental (L) ' 16 12,000 60 but Laudon (Lindtall 11 8,000 60 Do. New 16.000 20 Pkg.Seot&ArteLOhertd all 00,000 60 1031.110 and Swediali (Ll U MOM 10 Buropean Bank 'Unained. 10 10,000 100 llindurn.ChlankJap.(La M 10,000 100 Do. New 1;000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 10 $,OOOlOO D.. New 10,000 60 Impllk.of ChiaaLte.,(L 6 MOOS 1111 lasperblOttossan I If 12.000 U lonian an 'OO.OOO 10 Land llortßk. 1E010(4 4 20,000 60 Lon.Bk.ofllerieo,ttc.(L $ 10,000 100 Landow Beak of Soot. (L 11 0,500 100 London end Braillisn I4O 0,000100 Los.ll.47rsertft. Plain! 40 MON 23 Do. New, tea. at if pia 6 , 0,000100 Loa., kr., rid. latait (L.)I 22 i 60,000 10 Loa. CLBank a AusteL, all 10,000 100 London and Colonial L. 1/ 10,000 50 London and County. IT 6,000 100 Lon. Harahr.Con.e.t.g.) , 13 00.000 00 London Joint Stock ' IS 10,0e0 100 LOLL and Northern (1 ); 10 20,000 20 London& loath African all I 0.000 100 Loa &S. Western . Lia se 60,000 100 Lon. .t Westminster WOW 100 Merchant Kant Um.," in wow 60 Mercantile & Ezehan(L. 10 10,000 60 Do. New ' 5 10,000 100 Negro. A Pro,. hank (L 10 6,000 100 13611 and Bank (Lire.) 10,000 100 National of Liverpool 5O 10,000 120 Do. New .... ,10 30,000 10 N.Tro. of England, New: 0 - - 10,000 50 National Bank , New ) 5 - - 36,000 M New South Wales all 64 48 40,000 10 New Zealand (1201110 1 Per 12 86 60.000 20 North Western II di 73p0 60,400 26 Oriental Beak Corpora all 60 V 20,000 100 Provinc. of Ireland - , M 10 OS ad 0,604 110 &Inds, Puna., & Deihl (L 10 Ma 4pa 20,0(0 Si /oath Australia all 31 40 ad 10,e00 Is South Eastern 'Lire.) 10,000 100 Stand. of B. & Atria* ll2 11 4.460 100 Do, do. • M T $ poi 10,000 26 Colon of Anatralla,Nrrir, all I $5 $5 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (.100)! II 1 idle par 811000 IS Ilalon of Laudon ' 111 $5 0 • 49 — .01, U 41 I It ! 16 93 pm 1 1 1 441 10 30 175 180 3 346 1 41 06d a) 31 9ls 6 :dia l 9 10 pm S Weal 3 live , . 47 69 td SO 41 1 Is SO pis 11 dl Id , 145 150 45 45 1+ 7 22 01 1 72 82pla l 12 7 21 1 m rs i 2 • 4 pm ! poi, 4 tt n I 4 !Dm id, Tpaa ali 17 19 pm' , 19 18 pml • ljpm S %pm xd SP SI 1j 11Pa • aim • ihx. IP 14 pm 111 16 pm • 4pm 11 4ps Ilai 12j 7 Bpm 72 76 7 2 7 29 97 411 . PO. , -11 ili__"ll T 5 100 lot 10 11 pm 11 10 pm Si 0 11 10 7 Spa i 1 11 191 II 9 pos 9 9pm PREFERERM SHARES. Great WeeteniorTet;rl 5 p;:a;s7C, Mean. pre., Im} FOREIGN R tILWAYS. Bahia and San 'Francisco (Limited), guar. 7 per mat, 17;4.z ia. Great Luxembourg. 101. Beath Austrian sad Lombardo-Venetian, 211. SHOCKING SUICIDE OP A VOLUNTEER THROUGH JEALOUSY. INQUEST AND SPECIAL VERDICT.—(THIS DAY.) At noon to-day Mr. John Humphreye,Middleoex oorguer, held en inquiry at the Sir Gimp Oshoni's Head Tavern, Princes-street, Kil.-end New-town, respecting the death of Abraham Haight, aged 31 years, who cannutted mantle adder very shocking circumstances. Mary Knight deposed that abs was the widow of the deceased man. He had been in the employ of the St. Katherine's Dock Company, and was is that compsay's millilitres corps. Witness and be were living apart latterly. He had separated from her. On Fridai ra last d wham wee on board the ship New Battle, at stain, seenag her sole. who lead got a berth on board wider the captain. Her husband cams on board is full madam, and armed with his Enfield ride and bayonet. He was jealous of her, because be Wined there was some thing write( between her and Captain Joseph Rosen, the master and owner of the New Battle. There wee no ground for soppoarog that that, as any intimacy between' them. however, was very violent aad aware he would kill the captain and beset. He charged the captain with his bayonet, and the captain had to ran down into the cabin away from him and kale. He then used be would hike witness's life if she did not consent to go back to live with him at inc e. He retuned home with witness to No. 8, King-attest, Mik an, that night. He maned mach troubled in his mind, but he would not tall witness what was the matter. On Saturday he asked witness to kiss him, and begged of bar not to go out for work that day. He pressed her mach not to go, and asked bee to kiss biro when she was going. She came in at eight and found the place dark. He did not answer when she called. She struck a light and found him sitting in the corner of the room, with his rifle ie his hands, and when she put her hand on hie forehead she faun be was quite cold and dead. Dr. Mandell Character' said that at 10 o'clock on Satur- day sight he was called to deceased. He found that de- ceased had placed the end of the role in his mouth, and by drawn( the trigger with hie foot had shot hunssU dead. The uvula was shot away. The tongue was divided, and the eagle of the mouth was split for about en inch. The recoil of the gam bad brought the front teeth out through the lope ; the ball had passed oat through the back of the neck. making an orifice about the size of an egg. The spinal marrow was divided, and death bad been instantaneous. The conical ballet was completely crushed op and Battened be the force with which it bad struck the wall behind deceased. Dressed had taken his shoes and stockings off, so that he might the non easily gnat) the ride with his feet. . . A brother of the deceased said that he bad been in the British army, bat bad left it—deserted about three or tour years ago. He told witness that he sae rendered perfectly miserable by his wife., who used to meet him in the streets ad threaten to deliver him up to the authorities at the Home Guards as a deserter. He said that he was io coo drat dread, and that his wife rendered his life a perfect hurdles to hint by her threats sad naimondoot. The calmer hameg summed op, The jure returned a verdict, • That the deceased com mitted imicide while in a state of unsound mind ; and the jurists of opinion that the wiled the deceased is highly censurable for her conduct towards her husband." The omens, directed that the deosanwl's rifle should be delivered up to Superinteodeet Mumford, of the St Katherine's Docks. The proceedings then terminated. DETERMINED SUICIDE THROUGH MISPORTI7NII. An inquiry was held by Mr. Humphreys, coroner, last evening, at the Rising San Tavern, Globe-road, Hethoal-green, reepectieg the suicide, under very painful cirurnstaaces, of Thomas Ramboll. aged 32 years. Eliza Harebell, 6. Ely•place. &Absalom'', said that deceased was a dealer in pigs. Recently his bores was killed by see of the vaned the London, Chatham, and Dover Rail way Company, which ran into it in the street. Reapplied for compensation, bat the company refused it,and be went tole+, and fell into great poverty. Ho then bonne very ill. On Friday last he got out of hod, and, seising a pocket knife, cut his throat in a dreadful manner. Witco's and his mother rushed to prevent him. but he struggled desperately, and be actually tore the wooed open with his band. Mr. Adams, 6, Wellington-street, said that the poverty of the deceased caused by the lots of his horse induced in sanity. A gentleman who appeared on behalf of the Linden. Chatham. and Dover Railway Company made h statement to the effect that the company had offered to gi ve I the de- MONDAT NNW a gratuity without O u dic. tr.) the right' of the Consols, which closed on Saturday at 90i to company, bat the d refused it. The company were ~ for the 9th of August, were fi rst marked this morn therefore compelled to leave the decsaaed to proceed .y at .oead a t 904 For The at law. l ug uti,„ and c. „, "b uyers. " The Cormier having summed up, I money the last price was 90i to a. The official The jury returned& verdict that deceased committed sal- business report is as follows.—Three per Cent. aide while in a state of unsound mind, and they aocompanied conaolr, for money, 901, ; ditto for account, their verdict with the expremion of a hope that the London, Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 89/, I ; Chatham, sad Dover Railway Company shouM which the family of the da.sssaed for the accident to which their New Three per Ceuta., 891, I. ; New Two-and poverty was attributable. a- Halt per Cents, 79 ; India Five per Cent. The saw tariff sow passing through the United Stales' Congress proposes that the duty on tea sbould be mimed from AN present rate of 10d. sterling per lb. (which in American "leper currency is equal to about la 101) to 1(k1. per lb. sad en additional 10 per oast. au: rearms. The rate will tbs. be equal to about 24. 3d. per lb. in Federal money ; sod it is impossible to doubt that. under these circumstances, an extessim smuggling trade wtll be de veloped. MINCING LAN& -(THD3 . DAY.) Sonal.—The market has opened quietly at last week's pewee. The Barbados' offered in public male woe mostly bought in at 39e. 6d. to 45e. 6d. Ketinsd : Brown lumps are selling to a moderate extent at 49.. fd. to 50". COFFNE.—For plantatioe Gybe there costumes to be • fair demand at full prices. 500 begs of native sold at 675. 6d. for good ordinary. Ter continues in limited request. Run. Rica, AND SALTPITILE are all inactive. Noniron are in speculative demand. Prices "Low a further &drawee of Id. told. per lb. CoTros continues in active request, and prices have still as upward tendency. Yesterday the total sales were 8,500 bales, =lading 4,500 bales for arrival TALLOW MARKET. —(THIS DA T.) Ths market is quiet at tho following pricer :—Tm tallow, 395. ; Petersburg Y.C., ce the spot, 40s. 6114 July to September, 40s. dd. ; October to Desomber, 435. ;• Dorembar, 43e. ' 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. —(taIe DAY.) M. Harvey and Reston report demand for good hap with prima as follows : Prime meadow hay. SOL to 90r.; superior ditto, 99.. . . 6d. to 100 s. ; sew ditto. &h. to Sir. ; deur, old. Ns. to 115 e. ; Now. 26.. to 30s. WEATHER REPORT.—crius DAY.) Trossay. JILT 12. 111 A.M. b. T. N. --'— ----- . Nalril .. '20.91 6 2 ~ XL Abur alms —110.47 N. 14111 s .110.211 33 X. Ardroman 30 73 s:j L °neon/Ale 110 40 X3I.X Galway 20.186 61 E.N.E. VaJentla 60.09 07 Z. Cape Orr 30.00 X a l Q4•6121110W11. 21.07 67 X. Uverpod 3041 17i X. Holyhead lO.lO 01 1 If.X. Pembroke.— 1312 g XL Plaraoc• .. 10.10 _ , 1.0.2. ' Mal 10.93 701 E. 11014009... 'so. se 31. X. Coodefore MPS MI Xi Plyeao.lll 10.03 000011 3.11. Weymoatb la Lt lil 1 XX Portsmouth 30.12 001 XX. X. Loados 70.1 6 6 6 ,i X.l. Dower 30.14 67 X. Tomas& 110.141 I.N.E. Ikarboroagla 30. ft iai X.X.X. Waldo 30.33 64 XXI. 1 Si D. I. NI. bin 3 11.1 no 3 N. I c° 4 N. ea 1 I.N.L be &NM e I. l b 3 It c I 6 16.1 e 6 N.L e ' b 3 &L bm 7 &I ro 6! L fr I & b 1 N.W. or 4 L&L bJ I IL eb 6 &NI em 6 N.E. bo N.L bo 3 LN. L bo 3 N.L om 2 KN.& _o HoUpland )o.Nff W.N.W. ' S S N. L to w~ 'i I i 1; I.I.OMAILIL 011 MOWERY N.N. E. to E&L, mo- Comfit. N./. to ti 11, moderate, moderate, fine. seosrally Volatile, moderate, wanaa. LIKE. to W. earl genetally tine. able. moderate. E.N E to 8.8. N" mo. BOUTHEILI. As tient above. der to to Ilgtit. N. to E. sod 9.L, Zavtlga. N.E. to S.L., freak . variable, moderate, generally tine. generally fine. Nortnern=dooticaL Westionelrelmsd. Wake, sad ad jacencies. dootaiesitaddlch Orman and bar of dinar. gestic* ...Eastward Zaidend and North Bea. PROI7NOLAL SMARR MARKETS. LlvwooL. JOLT 11-41a1es to-day :--Caledoolan. 111—Crad Western, 701 t—laaeadii• and Yorkslate, 114—London and North Western. 1151 us—Vancheater, flballeld, and Linenlmbue. las { 3—Metropolitan. 114 {—Birmingham and Derby 161. dares 4 616—Nortit Siatordohlre - South Eastern, 412) {—London and North Waters, Chester and Holyhead, 114 Central, 43 sd L—Diatch Rhenish, 4 Great Luxembourg, 101—Greek, 20—Conteeerate ; —p stern Etching, Bank 'Welted), 1 1540 2 p —Mercantile and lischange Beal 7andle4 6-19 p —Unto new. 6 p National hank of Liverpool ;1121111nd', 9 3 15-16 p.—Lotto new issued at 5 prem ,14 p—North %adorn Bank, 7) 1 110 I p. British and Yunnan Marina ,liialted , . 2 1610 p.—Empire Mama 4.113)1k:di. sat . l Lancashire ?varies", 1 1110 sA p.-1 h. et ial Money Mortar ,tlmited,, vi P Pad& &earn, 951. ItAacaufrea, JCLY 11.—Shen wat a fair business. and prten were steady. Coolederate Loon, 01—Consolkisted leuek Lin), 81 1-10 p —Gnat Lasembourg, 10 18-10 I—Great Northern. A, Mti—Oast Western of Canada, 91—linat Western, 7011 I—. Illinois Central, 4.3 A—Lanewehtre and Yorkshire, 1171 118— , Leadoa and North Western. 118—Mandentar and County Dank, 611 p.—Manchester, Sbetlield, sad Lineolnahlre, m q—. Metropolitan, 11111 i 1 113 121—Merinos, —MI 186 bl I—ditto siew,4l p.—North BMW, A 44 4—North Kasten, York, fin—North shieurdstere, 781—(bath %sateen. 911!, 121 1 11 —Spanish Passives. 9tl—Thames sad Mersey Marine 1 etanrsuor, 3) 316 p.—London New, 114—Turkish Sit per Cent. , .2 131nninGUA6. JULY 11.—At this martat Loads and North Western Spek was dealt in at 111, South Stafford' at In. and Birmingham Ylresillica 'hares at 1051. Birmingham Guy say teed Stock woo quoted at 75 to 76, Emanate= Canal, wart.. at VOI, Influingham Town and District Hanka at ISi to in. Undiey and West ii- um Banks at 71 fe ,:„ . sL shires at 4.1 to I ma, Deitansts Mar .at 1M Ad. to as. Oa. die, Metropolitan Wagon at 181 to 131, sad Mantis Metal thane at li to 14 dia. RIOT AT LEICHRTEMI, AND DEETZUCTION OF a BAL. LOON.—A grand twenties Me took place on the I..iieester racecourse yesterday. Amongst the estertabrewate pre-' vided for the occasion wu an ascent by Mr. Colwell, the celebrated aeronaut, is a balloon. At 6 o'clock the aerial machine was inflated, and ready to rise, whirs the crowd pressed so closely on Mr. Carvell aa to maim kis weeding' • matter of difficulty, if not of durger. He warned the spectators off, but they resolutely refused to go ; on w hicks Mr. Colwell opened a valve, and allowed the Iraq in the balloon to escape This so exasperated the assembled multitude, that several of them pulled out their knives, and ripped the balloon op. They next imaalied the car, and afterward, set 6re to the whole. A tumult took place, Mr. Cc: well was threatened, and bad to be taken off the ground under the protection of the polies. This unlcokd.for occurrence was the cause of great excitement. Nor TIME ENOUGH. A correspondent of a Nashville paper tells a story about a person who was going to Chattaziona on the railroad. When the train enter 4 the tassel and total darkness. said peraon asked a stranger bow long it would be going through. Stranger was a bit of a wig, •tad replied, " two boars." PIWOOS thought he would avail himself of the opportunity to doe a clean shirt, ••d. about the time be had " shucked himself" the train dashed out into daylight, exposing his person to the astonished gate of some hundred pairs of male and female er, s be longing to paswegers. He bad se no lines, and •Lout as much other clothes as the Apollo Belvidere—and co chew. to rsa.—Zics York Herald. I l I' r • lot 100 231 3 191 } 2874 xd 131 xd edl II 11 I ' It .