The Express. — London, England, 1867-07-29 00:00:00

' 4 N.E. a N.W. 4 W. ,1 N.W. 4 N.W. N.N.Z. . N. N.N.W. 4 N.N.E. 4 N.W. S W.N.W. 1 S. 3 N.W. 2 N. 4 ' N. W. 2 • N. 2 lc 0.03 '2 VI 034 3 co oin 4 Co S ILT.4N. icil held this tn..rn n to the address pre te read and ordered to mt. A communicati m be Russian aloha. .vim, ocellor of the Empi re receipt of the addrmis him congratulating his ck of an assassin, awl lajesty at the expre s . Itieli, he said, were not o onally, hut, no doubt, i Empire. A communica. in, Colonel regoire. the •re, cam-coming the great Ahem.* aml men belong. the magnificent and am by the corporation. red to be printed upon 7) AUSTRALIA.Y -(THIS DAY.) • gvueral meeting wa s of the Hank, Cornhill, day's Express. t : -" —lw. Os. 7d. : bills pay. 4(1 ; eirculati9o, balunee of profit amount carried to profit rota!, 1,510,736/. :44, the estimated value of ...1.41 at bankers, t.c., 2. 212,1Kti. ;lc M.; bank less, written olf, t. 71.; total, 1,810,7:0. current expense. in t.le. I sub-branches, 11,teco, ling directors' remunera sd. Os. :rl. .1. 34,921 w. 4d. fly 7r.1. s.. .61 ; by amount J.2.;1. :is. 4.1." , o loption, referred to Isis g of lo , ses incurred um. .pe that they would not l'nfortunately they avid of 10,000 f. He had mending the usual divi the half-year having been E. same rate Was continued a he entertained no doubt, Aacing the 10,t11Inf. to the x months the deposits had NV. There had also been illation during the same core all in good working bad debts, and the bunk han now. _ at discussion, and a r annum declared. rman terminated the pro. .-(THIS DAY.) 9, 8 AA. 1 Ertroraw - F. D. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) CHANCERY CHAMBERS. THE LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RATLWAY.-IMEORTANT PROCELI4INGS. An application was made to-day, before Mr. Church, the chief clerk of Vice-Chancellor Stuart, in reference to the Kent Coast Railway, as worked by the London, Chat ham, aril Dover Company, and the matter Resumed a degree of public impurtan.m, as to the closing of the line to Dover, unless an arrangement was made. Mr. Maynard, for the Kent Coast Railway, said the pre sent agreement would terminate by the end of the month (Wednesday) and the line could be closed to the London, Chatham, and Dover Company. Mr. Lidiard, for the receiver, Mr. Forbes, of the London ,4 4 ,1 4 'b.4thatil, wished the working to go on till the appeal to the Lords Justices yea heard. )Ir. Maynard said there was money due to the Kent l'out, and that must be paid into court before any fur- ther agreement was made. By the new act the Lords Justices could hear the appeal. Mr. Lidiard doubted whether the appeal could be heard Lef..re the long vacation. The Chief Clerk said it would be a great pity if the line Wa• closed just now when the public required it, and money tubewas made. Could not something be done to prevent such a step ? Mr. Liditnl said all the money was paid into court. Mr. Maynard—How much is that r Mr. Lidianl —About 20,000/. Mr. Mirtianl—We shall want more than that. Mr. Lidianl—You'll not get 20 shillings. (Laughter.) After a long discussion, Mr. Harrison, who represented the debenture holders, suggested that the line should go on being worked by the company. The chief clerk was anxious for the public, as well as all other parties, that the line should not be stopped. Mr. Maynard observed that they might let itto the South Emteni, and should get paid. They bad not had a shilling from the London, Chatham and Dover. Evuntually a suggestion of the chief clerk was adopted, awl the line was to be worked and an account kept and • general manager of another company to fix the mileage amount to be paid by the London and Chatham to the Kent Coast Railway. THE CAKE OFOVIRMI) ANI , GURNEY. The adjourned " call" meeting came on before Mr. Buckley, the chief clerk, and was adjourned for a week pending the appeal in the House of Lords. Vice. Chancellor Halms refused to hear a matter until this appeal was over ; judgment is expected to be given by the House of Lords during the maim. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Pepys.) IN HE DEMETRIO PAPPA. The bankrupt was described as of $l, Threadneedle street late manager of the Oriental Commercial Bank (Limited). The adjudication was made on the petition of the official liquidator of the Agra and Mastetatan'a Bank, who are creditors for 7,1191. for money advanced, and hold as acurity :140 shares in the City Otfoes Company. This was the first sitting, and after several proofs of debt had been taken an assignee was chosen. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. • NIAART CHASE AFTER A THIEF. Connie, who gave his aildrew at 11, King street, Camden-town, and•described himself as • labourer, was placed at the ba r, on remand, before Alderman Cotton, charged with stealing • silver watch from the complainant. George Woodroffe, a waiter at the Salisbury Hotel, Salisbury-square, Fleet-street, said that on klondal. last he was upon Holborn-hill, about 3 o'clock in the afternoon. He saw • crowd, and went to see what was the matter, and while he was making the inquiry the prisoner took his watch from his waistcoat pocket. He saw the watch in the prisoner's hand. The pri soner immediately made off, and witness caught him within thirty yards from where he had taken the watch. He said to him " You have stolen my watch," and the prisoner immediately handed it back to him with the swivel broken. The prisoner then ran down Brook-street and the prosecutor after him, calling out "Stop thief." A man in the road endeavoured to stop the prisoner, and he made an offer as if he would strike him, and he let him paw. He then ran down a court at the top of which were four women standing, and they tried to stop the prose cutor passing, but be eventually got through. The pri soner then ran into a public-house at the end of the court awl hid behind the bar door. A lot of women who were inside endeavoured to hide him, said he was not there, and would not allow the prosecutor to go inside. After a time the prisoner came out by another door and went into a house in the court. There were a lot of women there who also tried to screen him ; • police-constable came up and ho went into the house after the prisoner, but he had escaped out of the back way. The officer went into another house and there apprehended the prisoner. Alderman Cotton raid he thought the prosecutor might be complimented on the manner in which he had followed up the prisoner. He had shown a great amount of courage. Sergeant Robert Smith, 39, said be heard that a robbery had been committed on Holborn-hill and followed the prosecutor, who pointed out to him No. 2, Feathers court. He did not find the prisoner there, but from what he was told be went to No. 11, Fox-court, where he found the prisoner on the second floor having an altercation with a female. The prisoner was insisting on it that he lived there, but she said he did not. He asked the prisoner if be ba d any business there, and he then said he had not. He brought the prisoner downstairs, and the prosecutor at once identified him. Since the remand he had been to the prisoner's master, and found that he had worked there under the name of Heren. He left off work on that day at 10 o'clock, because it was too warm to work. Police-constable 169 E—On the 9th October, 1864, the priooner was summ ar ily conv i c t e d a t Bow-street, and had three months, for stealing a watch. On the 20tb of June, Ist's% he was sent for two years' hard labour from the Middlesex sessions, for attempting to steal a watch, and be only came oat of prison on the 20th of last month. Mr. King, who watched the case on behalf of the pri soner, reserved his defence. The prisoner was fully committed for trial. BOW-STREET. Tlit TRICIIB OF THE 'FIRMS. Willian Howell, a costermonger, about 14 years old, was charged with causing an obstruction on Westminster. bridge, with a barrow loaded with fruit. Police-constable A 94 stated that on Saturday afternoon shout ti o'clock, he was on duty on Westminster-bridge, sad low the prisoner with his barrow creating an obstruc ts% in the roadway. He had been there ever since 3 o'clock, and witness had repeatedly desired him to go any. Ultimately witness was obliged to take him into cuttodY. Upon the barrow he found a half-pint measure, which the prisoner had been using in selling plums, and in the bottom of which three large ones were so tightly wedged as to be immovable. Mr. Flowers—Now, what have you to say to this! k P risoner—Please, sir, I say " • penny a half-pint." (A a t i • Flowers—But then you know it is not a half-pint if lon stick throe big plums in the bottom. Are you aware of that Prisoner—Yes, gin Mr. Flowers—Well, you know that's cheating. That's err? wrong. - The constable stated that the prisoner had been several tunes previously charged with obstructions. Mr. Flowers lined him 2s. lid. ; in default sentenced him to seven days' imprisonment. ASSAULT ON THe MARQUIS OP TOWNSHEND. dadrew (;ampbell, a young man of respectable appear met, describing himself as a printer, was charged with assaulting the Marquis of Townshend. The marquis stated that he was in Holborn on Saturday night when he observed a crowd and a disturbance going sa A young man (not the prisoner) struck an old gentle man who had taken no part in the matter. Witness re monstrated with him, upon which the prisoner, who was a httle the worse fur liquor, came up and struck witness a violent blow in the face, from which he had now a black qr. Witness seized the prisoner, detained him till a constable arrived, to whom he gave him in custody. The Prisoner's father, however, had since called upon him and offered an apology. He (the noble marquis) was willing to accept the apology, and with the magistrate'. permission, would therefore withdraw the charge as he found the Prisoner bore a very good character. The Prisoner's employer said the prisoner had worked lor him fur tame months, and he had never known a steadier or harder working man. Mr. Flowers said he was very glad to hear it. He snist impress on the prisoner that the readiness of the cable marquis to withdraw the charge, simply because of Precious good conduct, ought to teach him the value • s good character, ant warn him not to risk it by indul- Psee in liquor, which probably was the cause of his com m' iricg himself on this occasion. He might now be dis raarged. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. CA PTCRE Or AS INCAPID CONVICT. ,h 4l ' , Mini Ins charW before Mr.Tyrwilitt, by Sergeant *^l.o 4. 00 k, is C, with Wag at large before the expiration V hie sentence of two years' imprisonment in the county 4.1 of P res t e i gn , R a d nonh i re, N orth Wa l es, f or hi g h way th er y. Serrant Cook said that about 6 o ' c lock yesterday even '4, rem information he received, be apprehended the tluoner at the Jersey Stores public-house, Church-street, ''ho, for having escaped from the county gaolof Presteign, kelriorshire, where he was undergoing a sentence of two imprisonment, and having six months' more to serve. Mr. Tyrwhitt asked the sergeant what the prisoner said wim lie took him into custody. The sergeant said the prisoner did not deny it, bat mid that he wee sold. Mr. Tyrwhitt said the prisoner would be remanded and P r ''L ddY returned to Presteign, where he would have to care a considerable time. Tr. I It i t3 ll'. C 4 Oc vb 2 b re ,0.1111 b 1 - M , 1 e 3 c 0.10 e. el; 0.33, K. itstnnisy has increased. tut sit IS now decreasing. Winds. still northerly. Wrath r Inn Portanniuth. AMES'S TH EATS E. —H iS Vales honoured the perform h his presence. The general, nd Duchess of Manchester, Lady Cecilia Byug, Lady 3r. Quin, &c. ro THE KOVAL ITILLI ; England his Imperial Ma id Paths, presented to Mr. de sosrrnrr dr ad 11406," ,jesty in the Florel•hall, and t the entertainment at the tate visit. This box, which t fluttering letter written to Sultan by his Highness Fuad solid gold. In the centre is se cipher of the Sultan is .le surrounded by a band of 21 see is a crescent, also in bril box being ornausented by a diamonds. In all, there are The intrinsic value of this la of 1,000(. It is, webelieve, e Sultan also caused to be sum of 8001. sterling, to be i.e. in %wine:ion with the Opera, Covent-garden. AND THE REFORM BILL. notice of his resolution oa Reform Bill, there has ben f dissatisfaction among most improbable his lords)" onfidenoe that the bill will; livision to-morrow night ?rwrioN.—The repors the cabinet to consider the I consolidation of the Irish le Cabinet Council on Seta• f ministers with reference to ated to-morrow Itbis days to s chairman of the Irish Feer who waited on Lord Dee lay na:ette. —The directors of the Bir cave just declared an interim r cent. per annum. The first asking Company (Limitedl ern was started after the stop r. It appears that the Fres he ten months was 15,n 83/. . deductions there is a net is the whole of the prelimi- I ; an amount has been se the bank premises. and 4,00' nucleus of a reserve fund. cent. per annum was paid u t amount for the past hid` r AT MAIDENHEAD. lenbead, the coroner for 1 di an inquest, at Si In the three persons drown( ening. The bodies had an those of George Tubb, )ck, aged 22,110 d Eliza Apt .on Browne, of Eton Col'Ml t-oar crew on Thursday nighi was nearest the other bes l 17 of the persons in It k, a man got into his to tome after him. ) do so, but the y an cae. crew got into the wat m r I by the waist, and snot L e r. Of this, however, le swam about two-slirds of I him under. His trousers got down again. He reached although he got her near V • shirt and trousers and went bridge, but did not see age , B 5 , as he was exhaturterL eg bore that he should think al iward Armitetead, of Eton Col crew of the eight-oar, but di afore the other boat was Are rw and the persons in the He aware and put one id a child in her arms aad e woman could not take hol 1. The coroner having sur ice of " Accidental dead press their appprobetion demen who had so cowry' the lives of those who rtrizirr. —SHIELDS, SUNI at the mouth of th• d TY on •• Bls on Clarke. of , Ifergsret Anon Fit y Whitehaven, And tT drowned. Thomse es Polemsn, • mg very strong. SEE or THE CHEST, V ICTuEI tients relieved et this of which 2.44 were ,solution on ere has been so amon g the his lordship le bill will go ow night. — el e report of is consider the of the Irish al left on &tut. reference to ti (this day) to 3 Irish Peers' Lord Derby • of the Bir tl an interim • o. The first ILitnitedl has !ter the stop- At the AM 150 0 .. re net el ha s h e at w 4 tunl 4 o'o- Ti erve fund. A was paid up to past hidfle.r hi iHEAD. -0 osier for Bcr k : A the Sins a drowned ies had been rg e Tubb. I Eliza Ay r es, 01 Eton CoUece, numbly n ight. re e ot h e r boat, a es intteri In to his boat , e l ✓ Th e hey an c sme. P o the venter. co and ano ther ti however, be two-thirds ot, Lis troueers goo e retc h e d the t her near the . ere and went in wt See ego? si muted. Be o uld think e of Eton ht-oar, but did '... wa s Area. ins in the of put one a n : • arras and vrit tot take bold having cumin tat 41.•Ath." Is irobation a tb so eoureg•ws e who had Mrs, SUP" at the Tyne m a idens le Fitianuou" , d two sauna . 11 , 111 ViIUSP• Prn33 lllll , W r.ST, V IcroKls thil inetitutio were new THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENThtG, JULY 29, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT rusaunr.) GOODWOOD.—(THIS DAY.) ARRTVIRT.—Van Ainburgh, Ajax, Newcourt, Tregeagle, Pear Heather, Kingsley, Red Comyn, Lozenge, Redboume, Louis of Hesse, Fortunio, Mandrake, Tyndale , Elfeta, Nine Elms, Marquis Cambas,Mount PalatineCheltenham, Tareban, Westivick, Klarinski, Camellia, Historian, Ab sued, Charles 11., Bel Giorno, Rodomonte , Charnwood, Sir Oliver, Vale Royal, Helvellyn, Selina, Malta, Feodor, Queen of Beauty, Leybourne, D'Estournel, Ravioli, Lady Blanche f, Primrose, Blueskin, Guy of Warwick, Friday. Friponnier, Claymore, Spitfire, False Alarm, Miss Whip 1, Toxophilite f (2 yrs), Sister to Stafford, Toxophilite e (4 yrs), Loaf Sugar, Beauty, Kettleholder, Rampart, Amanda c, Python, Vespasian, Volunteer, Liqui dator, Narino, Tempest, Lord Palmerston, King of the Forest f, Cerf•Volant, La Sarrazin, Bowie, Ru bican, Opoponax, Bismarck, Julius, Innerdale, Contempt, Sutton, Highland Slater, Nailor, &lentils, Eau de Vie, Redan, Bounceaway, Demonstration, Moose, Clarice, La Maudite, Herald, Vauban, Gomera, Lecturer, Ines,Scvi ll e, Painahill, Ischia, Lord Ronald, John Davis, Europa, Bird seeker, Caucasus, Aquila, Mize Havelock, Redcap, Athena, Lochaber, Moubiey, 'Vigilant, Vidi, Belphegor, and Ninny. W. Goiter's horses are trained in the neighbourhood, and will walk in previous to the race.. SHARE LIST&-(THIB DAY.) ;prima I dales. lot not f Ps 4 e n Ss lot 191 100 104 i liges Ili 27 I 108 lipoii 11pm , 101 10711 IA i- S,OOO. 2,900 1,024 12,800 412 6,1441 6,0001 6,000! ;coo Issoo 6,000, 6,908, 6,000 , 1,096) 6,000, 896 9,000 1 50,0001 400 6,2201 6,000 1,120' 6121 6431 COLONIAL GOVERNMENT IM MOW DelaiskOeln. fp. as.d.rti MO Do. IMO -- Qr. Oev.• e.. NMI& I ... I Do. ftersk p. IroixtAvg. perei.Dar.3 sA 14 1.80 1 1; Da sprat Jihad.; ' 11641061 Do. Speed Ise. I IM MO dip•o 7 o Hopapir.lll 7 ll •••• ! Elo. "Alio-DeD 1 To. - 111834 - 01 Do. 60. 1800.011 SFSASS D0.1p.0.Ap.604.1800 Oovion,Nov.lo4 S NAM bo. itts. do.. I 1.11110.4•0 Do. 11171 WSW ltaintilos I pat al, MS IKON Do. MS I IMMOO D. NON Do. 1111111 MUSS NatolGov.6p.o.Ap.&oB. ISSAS Nov Reamer/v.lyard. 1,1/1.100 New South Wel.' Gm. 6 p. 0101,1871 b urrs 8,871,110 Do. sp. ones to Dos 800,010 D0.6p.0.r,1887 to 1876 1100, 110,008 080 Do Wow . Spar on Zoaland Spar coat & 600,000 Do. 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W.oll a os Sp p ..) at . 11 1 0 4 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) aim o'Osooz. Although a reassuring statement has appeared in the evening Moniteur as to the relations between France and Prussia, and although the weather has again become cheerful from the cessation of the rains, the stock markets are still adversely affected by a feeling of extreme sensitiveness. The funds have again receded and several foreign stocks have further declined from this cause, among which are Italians, which are weak from an announce ment that the proposed loan will be almost immediately brought out, and from rumours of some demonstrations being about to be made against the secular authority of the Pope in Rome by the advanced liberals. Turkish docks are also weak, and United States Bonds have shared in the depression. The arrival of a considerable amount of specie is reported, but neither that fact, nor the state of the money market, nor the im proved character of the weather, nor all combined, is able, apparently, to relieve the immediate de pression. There are further accumulations of unemployed money, the public still increasing their deposits at the banks and discount establishments. And there is at the same time a less demand, notwithstanding the approaching engagements of the 4th, which, however, are expected to be very light. Meanwhile the best bills are readily taken at per cent.,with exceptional transactions at 1# per cent. At the Bank the applications are still falling off. Short loans on the Stock Exchange remain at about 1 per rent. Consols, which closed on Saturday for money and account at 931 to 94, opened at the same quotation this morning, with a heavy appearance, and they are still dull, the present prices being 931 to for money, and 93 13-16 to 15-16 for account. Re duced and New Three per Cents., 931 to ; Ex chequer Bills (Match), 21s. to 275. prem. ; Bank Stock, 257 to 259. Railway stocks are chiefly affected by the ar_ rangements for the settlement. London and North Western stock is quoted 1104 to 1 ; Great Western, 41 to t ; Midland, 114} to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120 to 4 ; Great Northern, 111 to 112 ; ditto A, 110 to 111; Great Eastern, 261 to 1; South kastern, 63 to 4 ; Caledonian, 108 to 109 ; Man chester and Sheffield, 434 to 44 ; York and North Midland, 91 to 914 ; Berwick, 994 to 1004 ; North British, 28 to 4 ; London and South Western, 74 to 76 ; Metropolitan, 1191 to 120 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 164 to 1 ; and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 50 to 4 ; ditto New, 21 to 34 prem. Indian Stock has been dealt in at 220. The Five per Cent. Stock is steady at 1111 to Foreign stocks are generally flat. Italians have declined *, that of 1861 being quoted at 471 to 48. Turkish are also flat, the Bonds of 1865 having declined *, the present quotation being 29g to ; Greek, 13* to I ; Spanish Passives, 21 to ; Certificates, 16 to 1; and Mexican, 151 to it. United States 5-20 Bonds have fallen *. Erie and Illinois Railway shares are, however, rather higher, the former at 4811 to 49, and the latter at 7511 to 76. Anglo-American Telegraph, 17; to 18i ; Atlantic Cable, 3i to I. The shares of the International Financial So ciety are quoted at 21 to 2 dis. ; General Credit, 2i to dis. ; Credit Fonder, 6k to 51 dia. Na tional Discount, 6j to 71 prem. The Douro has brought 232,179/. in specie, a portion of which is gold from New Zealand. The Dover Castle has arrived from Melbourne with 132,1121. in Australian gold ; and the Euxine, from Alexandria, with 4781. The amount of gold sent into the Bank of Eng land on Saturday was 8,0001. from New York. In the matter of the North British Railway Finance Bill, it has transpired that the committee of the House of Lords have just decided that all reference to pre-preference stock must be struck out of the preamble. This decision will be regarded with satisfaction by all who hold that the existing priorities, solemnly fi xed by act of parlia ment, ought to b:sscredly preserved. The traffic receipts on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the first week in July were 85,209 dols., against 96,110 dole. in the corresponding period of last year, showing a decrease of 10,901 dols. Annexed are the latest traffic returns of the Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway Company : —1867: May 5, 1,6721. ; May 12, 2,0091. ; May 19, 1,6701.; May 26, 1,5271.; June 2, 1,6001.; June 9, 1,3851. 1866: May 6, 1,2351. • May 13, 1,15 W. ; May 20, 2091.; May 26, 36/.; June 3, 6901.; June 10, 8721., line only partially worked. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending tho 13th inst., were 12,3431., being 8541. more than in the correspond ing week of last year. The half-yearly meeting of the City of London Brewery Company will be held on the 7th of August, when a dividend will be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company is convened fur the 7th of August. The half-yearly meeting of the London and Blackwell Railway Company is called for the 13th August. The Postmaster-General has given notice that on the Ist of Oct. next he will be ready to receive tenders for the contract for the conveyance of her Majesty's mails "from some port in the United Kingdom to New York." SATURDAT EVI2:I:iG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 34 to for the Bth of August, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation, after declining in the interval to 934 to 94. For money the last price was 934 to 944. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, „, ; ditto, for account, 944, 4 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 93i, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 93k, g ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents , 76 ; Bank Stock, 257 A, 9 ; India Stock, '220, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent., 111 g, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent , 9 8 4 ; ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1021 ; ditto Bonds, 635. prem. The India Five per Cent, stock remains steady. Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 225. to 275. prem. Fr ---r-, n stocks remain heavy, and the tendency c'oreign •Jr - of prices is still downwards. There was a reduc tion to-day of 1 per cent. in Peruvian Four-and-a- , Half per Cents. of 1862 and the Italian Ilareni manaßailway loan, in Turkish Six per Cents. of 1862, 5 in Turkish Five per Cents. of 1865 and Russian and Chilian Scrips, and about j in Italian of 1861 and Mexican. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oxi o'CLocs. Little business is in progress in mining shares, owing to the sePlernent having commenced, but there is a alight demand for several British descrip tions, among which are Great Retallack and Prince of Wales. Foreign mines have rather im proved, and they are for the most part firmly held. In British mines the following are the present quotations :—Great Vor, 16 to ; Prince of Wales, 565. 6d. to 58s. 6d. • N orth Crafty, 3 to I ; East Lovell, 61 to 71 ; Trumpet Consols ' 11} to 12} ; , Great Reta ll ack, 4} to 5; North Treedierby, 17s. 6d. to 20s. •, West Chiverton 65} to 64_;_ Chiverton Moor, 51 to ; Chiverton, 7to ; West Drake wall, 4s. to eis. In foreign descriptions Don Pedro have advanced and they are in demand at 2 to f prem. Del Rey are quoted 2 higher at 55 to 57 ; Anglo Brazilian CRICKET.-(THIS DAY.) THE OVAL. EESTI.F.NEN r. PLATEIni (OF THE. SOUTH). This the fourth match between the amateur and professional " talent" of the south of England commenced this day at a somewhat late hour (nearly half-past 12) at the Surrey County Ground, Kennington. The weather was fortunately fine, but not hot, there being a steady breeze from the north. The Players, "on paper," had decidedly the best side, and they were also fortunate enough to obtain the option of going in, which, upon such an excellent pair of wickets, and with other favourable surroundings, they of course did ; and, as usual at the Oval, Humphrey and Jupp first represented them at the wickets. Mr. E. M. Grace kept the wicket in the temporary absence of Mr. Round. The bowling was commenced by the Hon. W. Pelham, from the Pavilion end, and Humphrey got 2 to leg off his first ball. Mr. R. Lipscomb delivered his fast ones, from the other end and Jupp got a single. Three oven later he made the first three by cutting Mr. Pelham very cleverly. Mr. Lipscomb's next over Jupp made a draw for four near to the pavilion, and then Humphrey made en on drive for three off Mr. Pelham. So far they bad run a dead-heat, each having booked eleven. Mr. Round now took his place behind the wickets, and Mr. E. IL Grace fell into his old groove at point. Runs continued to come freely, and at 1 o'clock, when our despatch left the ground, the score stood as under : iLAVrais.—First Inulnga Jupp, unt out l2 Iltuoplan, not uut IS 21,121 2 ToUl Si WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE ELECTION. POLLING.—(THIS DAY.) (UT TILKORAPH. ) %TATE OF THE POLL AT U. O'CLOCK A.K. Colonel Somerset (C) 1,900 Hon. C. B. Berkeley (L) 100 100 100 100 Dr. Hampden, Bishop of Hereford, who has been so ill as to cause the greatest apprehension amongst his friends, is slowly recovering. He has considerable physical strength, but his mind seems to have been affected by the bard work of many years. Dr. Hampden has been • great contributor to theological literature, in addition to his discharge of the episcopal duties of the diocese of Hereford during • penod of nearly twenty years. The bishop and his family are at present residing in the Isle of Wight.—Birmingham Post. An action of libel, founded upon an article which appeared in the Daily Telegraph with reference to the late Londonderry election, and for reprinting which the Northern Whig was brought into court at the last Donegal assizes, has again been tried at the Cavan assizes, this time in the form of • complaint against a newsagent in Derry named Hempton, who published the libel, as it was contended, by selling the newspaper in his shop. and call ing attention to it by a placard. The verdict of the jury was one farthing damages and costs. The plaintiff in this instance was Mr. Humphreys, the agent of the Marquis of Abercorn. CLOSE OF THE WESTMINSTER ABBEY SERVICES.— Yesterday the special evening services in the nave of West minster Abbey were brought to a close, the sermon being preached by the Venerable Archdeacon Wordsworth. EXPLOSION AT THE MANSION-HOUSE.-011 Satur day evening, at about half-put six o'clock, an explosion of gas occurred at one of the mains of the Great Central Gas Consumers Con.p•ny which runs under the pavement at the back of the Mansion-house, and close to the cooking department. It is supposed th at the pipe in question— commonly called a three-inch pipe —had in some way been interfered with and cracked, by the works which have been going on in restoring the foundation of the Mansion house, and the gas which had escaped became ignited from some unexplained mum, which led to the explosion. For tunately but little damage was done, the thoroughfare being a narrow and somewhat unfrequented one. The officers of the City Gas Company, who have the lighting of the Mansion-heuae, were quickly in attendance, including Mr. Stevens, the superintendent, and Mr. Faithful!, the inspector, and the injured pipe Will remedied in the course of the evening. NARROW ESCAPE OF A TRAIN FROM BEING PRE CIPITATED INTO THE SEA.—Ai the train due at Holyhead at 2.25 p.m. yesterday was proceeding from that station to the mail boat, the pointsman at the pier omitted to ' direct the train in its proper direction. Half the train, therefore, ran into a train of coal waggons, and was only prevented from running into the harbour by changing the points as the other half of the train passed, and row- I ing the latter part off the line which held on the former put. The carpenter of the Connaught was knocked down I by a pair of gates being carried away be the engine, and had to remain in Holyhead.—Dablia Erenia9 Mail. CHINESE COCK-FIGHTING.—Although gambling may be considered the most favourite of all the vices to which the Chinese are addicted, nevertheless there is an other to which the greater portion of the lower dames in this place are very partial, and that is cock-fighting. Almost every Sunday which is the day amongst all others in the week they se lect, owing, we suppose, from their having less to do on that day, numbers of Chinese may be seen passing along the New Harbour-road, seated in back carriages with a gamecock on each of their laps On reaching Campong Bahru, they hire a small boat to take them over to Palo Brani ' and aft after walking some little dis tance into the interior, they proceed, after partaking of a hearty repast, to indulge in the sport above alluded to, resting perfectly assured that they are beyond the clutches of the police, and that there is not the least probability of their little game being interrupted. Towards evening they return to town, after having, no doubt, either won or lust a considerable amount of money on bets. —Straits Times, June 21. A FRENCH VIEW OF THE SHEFFIELD GI/TRAGER. —The Reeve der Devi Monde., publishes an article on the reform movement in England, in the course of which the writer refers to the Sheffield outrages in these terms : " The list of these crimes is too hideous for us to attempt to produce it. What we must not omit is that the guilty were generally pretty well known, and no one dared denounce them to justice; that the secretaries of other onions bore their share in the expense of these expedi tion. ; that, finally, these murderers and incendiaries have declared that not only had they no motive for animosity against their victims, but that often they did noteven know them. What is, above all, noticeable in these little jobs is the indifference with which the workmen have always acted, and the entire absence of that sort of shame which is rarely wanting, even in the vilest of mankind. Where morality and religion had I ceased to influence the conscience, it might be supposed that the fear of the law would yet have been &sufficient check. Not a bit of it. The Sheffield workmen seem to fear the vengeance of the chiefs of the unions alone, and obey their secretaries as implicitly as the fanatics of Syria 800 years ago obeyed the Old Man of the Mountain. Only that the assassins of those days were animated by the h o pe I of going to that paradise of whose delights they were granted a f2rptaste, while it is for a few shillings and for a settled prii% Ihat murder is done in Sheffield. In reading the reports of the sittings of this commission we involuntarliy call to mind the celebrated inquiry which was made at Rome in the time of Alexander VL , of which Burkhardt has preserved us a few particulars, when the Duke of Va lentinois, jealous, as it is said, of the preference which his sister, Lucretia Borgia, manifested for his brother, the Duke of Candia, had mused him to be assassinated and thrown into the Tiber. A boatman bad seen the whole affair ; and when he was asked why he had not given his evidence sooner, be declared that ea he had witnessed in the course of his life many similar adventures to which no one had paid any attention, he had not thought that this last could produce more impression that the others. This wire answer gives an idea of the intimidation which used to prevail in Rome, and has prevailed but recently in England ; it explains the indifference with which these crimes, instigated by the heads of the unions, were regarded in Sheffield, even by people who had no interest in the matter and held a respectable social position. Such moral views recall th • most infamous times of Italy in the fifteenth century coupled with the Kenos of brtgandage enacted in London itself by hordes of robbersand thieves who under thepretenee of accompanying volunteer regiments, ;tripped at mid-day those whom they encountered on their route, they are well calculated to teach modesty to nations who are proudest of their power." GOVERNMENT CONTRACT FOR RIIM.—The Ad miralty on Saturday accepted the following tenders : Hoary White and Co., 28,000 gallons ; T. Lowndee and Co., 13,000 galloon. . 100 114 LIS zell . an .160 55 67 ,100 I .100 ••• 17f 18* 14 15 28 0 76 80 17 0 1 614 Om 1217 6 414 If lis f 4 pi0 14 4 4 id 1 184 zd 111 90 16 0 MI II 140 If OHL 1 dim ISt dis 1 1 WM 8 74dis 8 .#2 LS 16 176 164 d 6 6V I 11 'idls Par el= 6 4 dls 6 8 102 103 4 2426 94 UN 103 106 6 661. I 6t'N 6 8 4. f ir. 16 14 dh t b • 4yl lo . _ ldb par I Pr. I 21 201. id , IN_ .. I 41 4 41 . 8 10 14 1 :6 12 1104 1 or 4 821 2 ! • 1 IAI, 1 4 ass 7 3616 616 ie 1 I le 33_ IS (lb fl i 22 19 as I 100 102 -- ii - 44 10 2 Ti SO 40 40 46 m. S . 6 d 1• 1 4 1 72 371. IS 16 .11. Idle Sp I ist, id 4 t Id • Ow t 1 Pro I till. 60 66ieTbil 16 le 16 16 r u l 10. 1 Oldb 4 4 MS 88 46 49 48 49 4 2 814 14 98 8 18 19 2241 87 88 118 113 7 64.1. 14 4441. 15 S 7 66 78 n Zit. rilpis id I,(l6 — Tka 6,076,11( Bt. (Nast sad West India . St. LoodendatKatharla. l 100 Xs. Bob. St 4 p. era I 1 St. Bouthemptsa Bt. Barmy 004111111r0141 In Tngl"O-81eiiiiirlilaS 84. Atlantic Telegraph St. Do. 8 per cent. . U Australian Agricad..., l U Australian M.11,..=L L 1 10 Australian 10 Bastin Waterworks (1 1 10 Do. New 100 Bolekow Vaughan (11 I Bombay Gas (limite d, li Do New 60 British American land. St. B.& I. Meg. TeL (L.) ' 321,Canada Company Di ' 1 1 Canadian Loan& Inr(L. :0 It to ion o C° 1 .. . , 20 ChinaSt.Ship&LCoalL 10 ty Disoonnt, Limited MI ofLondonft.Pro.(L) SO y of Milan Impro.(L) $0 Do. 116 City et Moscow Gaa (L ) 60 City Offices (Lim.) NO Colonial (Limited) en 101 D Dc. SO mmercial Union'lna ‘, 10 Conn n a en A tt i a g. M Orst ) 15 Cop.M.Drig.,Pret.74 p.c. 100 C. of lon. 8d.1877,41p.e. •100 Do. do. 1879, do. 10 C. loos. of England (1 ) MI Da.of If anritios (L 1 SL . Preference S 2, Do. op. et. Pare. D4lOll MI Darieeling (Limited) 10 AMMO Tea (4' id IndiaLand,C.& Pilaj, 20 India Irrig. & c ili Mw Vale . . 10 rgyptiaaCote."ll77l.l . l ; ft. glectrie Telegraph 10 Do. New 3 ..Ltuaoapper (Lim , 16 and Forage Credit 1100 & iloottiehMarin.(L :: Ir(Wareho ec tis in e ; le Credit& Dina 15 Item Nast/ratio , SO seas &Colonial As.(l 10 ongiLonLlChina Qa 10 adson's SO .Land Co. armlike 1 Carrying (Um. 10 ;Internat. Isinan.Soc.(L 10 'lnternat. Land Credli(L 10 Italian Lind. 1,... 10 Italian brig. (Can. Cay. 100 Do. 0 p.o. Lb- r. 18 60 Lead Securities(Lina) U Lond.Atrican Trading U la. & Caledon. M. (L II CounoyLaad&B.lL 5 Loud. DistrietTeleg.(L 511 Load. Fins& Assn. (L' 4 Iced. G. Omnibus C.(L . 1 U Lead.&Glarg.Eng.Co.( 10 Load. Provincialll St. Madras Ultra. & Canal, Op. et.e.byindianClov. 11,000, 10 Mauritius Lanuk &a. (L. 11000 10 Ifeclit. Eden. (L.) 0,280 1 ' In Merchant Ship Tel. ping (L) 51/00,000/ St. Ifillwall P.Ld.&Dock(L) 1 10,000 60 MillwalllronWorks 00,800 10 Natal Land &Col.C. s k 116,000 15 National DO.. Com. UAW 'IS Do. New, imut ria i. 10,000 1 26 National Pror.M 1 60,000 100 NationalStaam NAT.( • 12,600 'lO erbuddaCoaktlron(L. 16,000' 10 NewConsoliciaLDls.(Li 61,000 5 New Quebrada, Limited 10,000 16 N.Zrobind L. /tM. Aso Li 91,000, U N.Zealand T.& Loan (Is 16,0001 10 'Northam AsearitTes(L. 16,0001 10 Do. B 021.1716 In. V.ltris.Australanan (L): AM 60 4.Brit.,2 l erean.ln.(l ,100'a Ocean Marine (Tonal 1111,0011; SO Orieutallrinandal(Lian. IMO; 11 Oriesnal Goa (Wailed). SIAM 5 Do. New 1 *US 10 Orient Inland Steant(L 1 *US Wu* 110 Otago & Stilland laresti I , Otteman Gas (Limited *MO • 10 i Panama P.M. hteans(l. , KIM' 5 Do. do. aftftwo , ft. PeeliGr. Lend& 64104. (1 UAW IS Peninsular &o.34ean 1 WOO, 50) Do. do. New 1866, 20,000 SO / Do. do. do. 11168' 10.000 60 ;Ithytnney Iron 10,000 161 Do. New 14,00 , 15 ,111.10.1.CItyLopror.(1.4 woo° 10 3.10 Janeiro Gas (Lim )l 16.000 100 "Loyal Mall Stamm ... _.. i 4100,000 St. )Bout Auxin. laremt.a ;:11 10.000 10 Boe.Finan. d'Eapte(L); 10,000 60 N. African If. &In. (L) 1 14,200 16 NosithAnalraltantand ! /1110,000 OS Submarine Telegraph II .... 1 Do Scrip 17,600 10} ITeLOonslroc.&Main(L ) Homo , 10 ,Thames&MeneylL TAO 10 Trlniclad Petroleum (L. 11,400 . 10 IPrust&Areneyel 110,0001 110 •r. & L Co. el U. 100,0001 60 lUn.Martne of Unit. (LA 10,0001 16 United DiseoluitCo7l 10,000 i 5 I tTnitesi ti. Talon. Co. 10,0001 5 Do. 10 r.er cent. 60.0001 IS Unfree. Marine IDS. (x.) , 10.010 I 0 Van Dienten's Land M. 101110001 1011 Vloaroyof Itlypt(Mor.3 18,0001 se Warrant Finance (Leak) I A gog ga wentrodlaavaelliolit,(L • 1 16-10 1 II 2 18.101. PREFERENCE 81 Great Northern 5 per cent. r prem.,lo4. p 7 I idyl 1 12prni 411 12 If le 1 dt: 1 9 IT, 113 479 11 9 99. 10 4 41. -- 15-14 j 1 Ist, at 5 per cent. DISPRNSARY FOR SKIN DISLIIBIB, 56. GRRAT MARLEOROUOR-STREIT, REOINT-MTRZIT, W.—Two bun. dyad and nine patients were relieved at this dispensary &rind the week ending July 27. i2 • Ce° 166,000 200,000 100,000 10,000 10020251 £l6O, 820 £177000; 1,600 10.0001 SOOO ; iI 10,000 118,811 umrts' 16,0301 10,000 10,000 10,006 16,000 59.9091 1,000009 xd 28 8 T2I 11 91 _di, _'4 . dla zd _die xd, 15k zd s ;. par to prem. ; Pestarena, jto prem. Chou tales, to 1 prem. ; Roma Grande, 7.16 to 9-16 Frontino and Bolivia, 7-16 to 9-16 ; United Mexican, 11 to 2 ; Port Phillip, IZ.-1G to 1 1-16. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) : There was n very poor show of English wheat An our market to-day. Although the demand was by mirmeans active priors advanced is. to 21. per quarter compared with Monday last. The sale for foreign wheat ruled steady, at as improve ment in value of fully Is. per quarter. No English barley was on offer, end the supply of foreign was only moderate. The trade wee film , and grinding parcels were the turn dearer. The malt trade was steady, at prices about equalto last week. The supply of malt was tolerably good. We were heavily supplied with foreign oats, in Which a good business was doing at late rates. Beans were in short supply and moderate request, at full erkes_ The ale for peen ruled steady, at previous quotations. Both English and foreign flour was held firmly, at Is. to 2s. per qr. more money. The floating . grain cargo trade has been somewhat active, and prices have been very firm. The dement' for wheat hen been brisk, and a good business has been done at extreme rates, and in some instances, en advance of 6d. to Is. ham been obtained. Some cargoes, originally intended for this market, have been bought for the Continent. We quote ahirka,,Odeasa, arrived, 595. 3d. to 60s. ; ditto NioOlaeff 58s. 9J. to 69e. ditto tagaarog, 54a. 6d. to Nis. ; ditto, Oalate;4oe. to 61s. 10ed. ,• Marianopoli, 595. 6d. ; Polish, Odessa, hVa. to 654 6eL ; Wallachian, 55a. to 565. 3d. ; !kiosks, 52e. ; Rotunetian, 54e. rid. ; Polish, Odessa, en passage, 57a. 6d. to 581. raL; ditto. Nioolaieff, 575. 9d.; Berdianaki, 60s. ; Banat, Trieste. 595. 6d. - Black ties, Nicolaie ff , to be shipped, 57e. ; Odes sa, !Ms. fie. Maize has been neglected, and prices have declined about W. from late rates. Mixed Amerimin sells at 36e . Gd. Wallachian, 36e. 6d. ; Rachova, 365. 9d. ; Bulgarian, 36e. 6d. ; Arrived cargoes of barley have been in good request. and for superior pa cols more money haa been paid. For autumn shipment, 6iL to la. advance has been weeded to; Wallachian, arrived, :Cs. 434 • Awe, 32a. 3d. ; Enos, :its. L 3. ; Danubian, 325. 9d. ; Balgarian, 32e. 34. ; Azov, to be shipped, 30e. 9d. ; Danubian, 27e. to 2145. 44d. For rye the demand has been very active, but the quantity offering is limited ; for arrived cargoes, Is. to2a. more money is offered, and for future delivery 6d. to Is. Odessa, arrived. 40s. Gd. Azov, on passage, 37e. t0313e.6.1 • Enos, 375. 6d. to 375. fkl. ; Azov, to be shipped, 360• 6d. to 38a. Oats have been at about stationary priers. Bastian. shi ing, 22a. rid. ; ditto, shipped, 21e. lid. white peas, on puma, have changed hands at 37a. to 38s. The trade - for bums has continued quiet ; one cargo arrived is offered at 425., at whialiprico !i t ii:Tst ains asi n sold . Egyptian , on pas sa ge, P b " es s i l i ge lon h e e ln = linseed for August and September shipment, at 59a. 6d. to 61e. Calcutta rape, June and July shipment, has sold at 59a. Bd. ARRIVAL or Sacs s.—Foreign linseed, 5 ,n3 ; rapeseed, 6,315 ; and sundry, 555 quarters. Itaronrs.—Oats, 4,111; peas, 900 ; and oilseed, 5,790 Par P. OAIR o 27 to 34 Inob, br e . „ white 2l to 31 Mom. Nampo •• • Tick Pigeon Sews 78 MI 37 tow 44 43 SO 48 ore, 43 32 03 40 Whit. 4O 40 le 44 10 &an - 10 - /WM Town usille: iii — SEV Thu Household 47 to 49 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex skip 42 to 46 33 to 31 , potato &Utak bed 22 to so Per gr. Wrinrr. a a. Dentric and Konigs berg 7O to 70 &Moen t Meekless- Ds b na GI to SS ZLISSIAII, bard soft Americas, red — lo „ widen to satusi Grinding Muffling Mating o Dutch nt brewing .... >t to 11 feeding .... If to 111 ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, to, I! WATER CARRIAGE FROM INCLUSIVE. Per Qr. 0171. a. a. Dmhh and Swedish t3 to 311 BoasWl Buda ISIPSlals YOU Maple ST Boilers ST SO U _ IM, O Mn.__ , _ .., 30 lo 31 .. 33 to 37 Whit* --- VI a a Yellow FIAT& /tench, per Me! 7. ge Spanish 4l Is Si Arnetican, p et Lei .. 1T Is Csnadlan U Is IS .TO LONDON BY LAND AND JULY n TO JULY ff, BOTH Wheat Barley. ALILI WA 'Utast Pie% nogg. qrs. qt qn. gra II" qrs. I Sok • wan Englien .. ila7 VA MS LH, 463 112 . ,1510011 Irish Foreign .. 40177 4803 .... j IMIOO 7 'Olll7 , 600 11011 - Total .. 4.11510 1456 I W3..100434 060 1 07111 600 ISIS LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. fTI3IB DAY.) far !IMMIXAMI frame orit OWN COMISPONDENT. The market wntinues steady, and the sales foot up about 10,000 or 12,u00 bales. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SI'GAL—The market is firm but rather quiet. The sales include Madras, common Jaggery, at 245. (id. ; refined dried goods continue in moderate demand, but common pieces are again dearer. Corren. —A fair business is doing in plantation Ceylon (including bought-in parcels ex last week's sale) at firm prices. TrA.—The market is quiet. No public sale will be held thin week. Rem continues (inn. _ _ . Ricr.—A small pnreel of Neeranrie sold nt lls. finurrrret.—No sales are reported, but there are buy et a at tally previous prices. Corrox.—About WO bales sold at steady prices. eitTE.—Businem is doing at extreme rates. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market remains steady, and prices are quoted as follows:—Town tallow. 41e, 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 9d. ; July to September, 445. 91. ; October to Demobs' , 41s. 9d. to 46& ; December. 46e. dd. PARTICULARS Of TALLOW. 11111 L i Stock on hand this day..easki 143,112 129,8e9 ' 27. MT 14.1 3 4 Delivery last week I 966 1,178 I 1,113 NI Ditto from let Jane I 8,611 I MON . 11,101 0929 Arrival WA week I 3,414 1 1,006 0,4 w Mt Ditto from Lit Julie 1.401 8.602 ; MON 5,0611 a. d. d. • a. d. d. ad. a a 4. 4. PrlceT.o ou spot this day 4l 0941 II 44 3 44 9 0 Ditto Town last Friday 43 0 43 9 46 0 46 9 Arrival tor the week ending 6th moose bog par. tile mks. and delivery. 1.483 The arrival last week ceasprieed 57 casks Odessa METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a few inure besets than on Monday last; there is, however, a fair demand for choice qualities at nearly thttday'squotations. Inferiorqualitiesatethe turncheaper„ The supply of sheep is still small ; trade is dull, and it is very difficult to obtain rather higher rates in a few instances. Lambs are again lower. There is rather more activity in the calf market. Our foreign mippl7 consists of 2,130 beast.. sheep, calves, and 10 pigs. From Scotland there are 20 beasts; Ireland, 40; Norfolk and Suffolk, 150; and 2,110 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of 311 e. ad. ad. I Per stone of Sibs. ad. a. d. Boot Soots, Hd'. 5 a 5 4 Beet Dos& Hf.bdsBh 0 0 0 Ben short-hor erol ns 0 ; Best 100g.w0015.... 464 10 Second anal blade 3 4 4 0I Do. do. Shern..._. 0 • 0 0 Calves Pip Bea Dna& HU-to ed, 5 0 5 4 1 lambs Beasts at market, 4 450; sheep and lambs, _2,100: calves. 310: Piga 330. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts this morning speak of no improvement. On the contrary, the blight is steadily progressing, many grounds being in a hopeless condition. The market continues gradually to advance, the supply of both English and foreign being ex tremely limited. rsorzirciAL SHARE MARKETS. ggsiggogg. JCLT rt.—Rales to-day: Great Eastern, 261 ! Great Western. 401—Lanesahlre and Yorkshire,'l264 6—Lorsiroi and North Western, 1114 11 11 104 4—Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire. 44 4—M , 1214 1 Al—Midland, 1141 I—North British, 284 8-Bouth Eastern, hti --Eris, 464 —Minds Central, 1114 xd.—Great Luzenibourg shares. 84— - Bank of Liverpool. 24 z all. 74.4sniterze. Juts 27.—there was a good badness, but at lower priced Atlantic Telegraph Pref. Eight per Cent., 774 itelekew, Vaughan, and Co tLuniterV, 9 1-16 41 —Cowsolidated Bank (Limited!, 40. p.—Ertes, 48—Great Eastern.26l I—Great Luxembourg, 9 9-16— Grant Western, 414—Lancerhire and Vert shire, 1284—London anti North Western. 1114 104-11an ehester, Sherleid, and Lincolnshire, 434 i—MetroPolitan. 1214 1 I'K East IWI 20 194 4—Midland, 1144—North British., ts 4 t ! — Bmtb ern, CA —Thames and Mersey !farina Insur ance Unilted, 3 5 18 p. —fowl.. and paiebton. nnl Jot‘ V.—En•ineso done: Metropootan Rail way Carriage and Wagon limited second has, at 616 duo. Closing prices- Los.gon and North Western Railway Stock, 111, sellers—derern Valley Railway, IS. sellana — pinnilll& Canal. 89, Doyen—Lloyds Bank ,Ltntited, 8 to 81 pm.--MMan 12naitniwlliadyis ~Tria— lmperialm eand I Continents] 064„25 10 bu tu y i ers 1 —Nantes Metal ;Wilted:, 3 all., buyers. ellitlNT MUM Pet Qr. WHIM'. 18. Inn, Leak red, 64 to 74 • • '6 , 1 „, bo. white, :.•". 67 te 78 _ xu 6 $ So 76 Norio& and Lincoln red, '66 Basun Matting Distllllog . to ... 14 to 41 . SS 114 *ALT. u zaa Narfotk, 46 to 71 Maples and Wan 06 to 70 Broom SI to 10 NOW _OATS. ... ■ten Mims' un 96 100/