The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-30 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) - NC:TON OODIUNGTON AND ANDO.BOI.—PART HURD. i Loam for the petitioner,Vies-Admind Oodringtoe, who , r.: for a divorce es account of his wife's adultery with :tient-Colonel Anderson, of the =ad Foot, and oosat Mildmay, of the 3rd battalion of the Rifle vuresumed this morning, when the following evidence was given : u ,not stepheo Vitali (who bad been examined by • 00m ,..„w0) deposed that he bad Been Mrs. Codrington and her • :her and mother travelling in Switzerland in August,lB6o. vr.mmeay, whom the witness described as her " cassias," : sloth the party. She wept toMount St. Bernard with Mr. sod her maid. They stayed at the Hospice. Be .rrd that Mr. %Maury occupied the next room to Mrs. thdrincton's. Never witnessed any impropriety ; but ob. kr t ol that there was a great friendship between them. .',,ho Crocker—l am • job master, at Southampton-mews. :sow Mrs. Codriogtoo, and • gentleman who wee pointed to me by Admiral • ots is Colossi Anderson. the lit of November I bad bees instructed • vAtch the admiral's house, No. 82, Eceleston-square. ;t a quarter to 12, • gentleman came to the house. ire shout 40 years of age He was tall. He the house. I remained till twenty minutes put „,. I saw him wine out. On the following day .0, Mrs. Codringeon leave the hoarse between 6 and 7 is reeink She took a cab and drove to 10, Tavitonetreet, t.':,•...e.littare. She remained there till soon after 8. She rt. , . took a cab at the top of Gordon-square, and drove to stopping Bve or six doors westward N man canto to the cab from a house close by. ; pointed out that house to Mr. Bird's clerk, Cork. I ~‘ a ,:tollernan who was standing on the step of the house .r.! pointed out. I believe him to be the same gentle p I bad seen on Sunday. He got into the cab 2:1 drone to the Grosvenor Hotel, where they stayed till 12. lA. *man and woman come out when I believed to fere 4atte. They got into a cab and drove towards 82, , l uare. They drove humid it, and I did aot gee • ..gala. Then I returned to the hotel to see that I bad 4 say mistake. Mr. Hawkins, Q.C. (for the respondent)-1 have four -•ei of my own, sod I drive a cab daily. I go on the ranks ether cabman. I live at 6, Sonthampton.mews, I have three rooms over the stable. V. Hawkins—Three stalls? (Laughter.) %A'S—Anything you please. I have not been emus • :to watch. I never did it before. A friend came to ,1 asked me to do it. His name is Watson—the Rev. w.d..,0n. That was in July, 1863. He came to my • to speak to me. I first went to Hampton-oourt, .Idmiral Codringtoa was staying. I went the Palace to Lady Bourcbier'a rooms, and sw ladyship. Sometime after I is, Yr. and WII•01:1 sod Admiral Codringtoo. I west down : lilt. iton.court on the 16th of July, and left on the 2,ith. attic on the 4th of September and left on the 11th. s• caching Mrs. Codrington while I was at Hampton :.rt. I made perhaps a dozen reports. Mrs. Codriogtoo rot to Landon. to &whits)°, and other places. I left be .;:the occupation, and raked to be relieved. I did it. I thought it ether dirty and mean. I told Watson so, but he wished me to go on. 1 resumed the is N.ptember. I did so because, I suppose, he appealed r feelings. (Laughter.) He said it was an bramble tots dishonourable occupation. He bad written tome, 1:: I went to see Lady llourchier and him. Ido not retool eb.A took place at the meeting, beyond Mr. Watson y_:; that it was an honcuroble oocupatiim. I left the 11 th of September because I could not r: La. it any longer—it warn such an unpleasant busier'. : „Li sot leave because I could discover nothing—but at the time nothing was discovered. I had told Admiral Cod -7::!,0 that 1 Ind watched end watched, and could discover It was that which made it all the more detest ..:- me. I went to watch again in November, in ruse ... Lee of a letter I had received from Admiral Codringra. . „si been with the admiral for ten minutes no the morning Ist Wore I began to watch. I knew that he .:v.„ys went to church, and at half-put 10 I went to the e. When the gentleman left the house be met the coming home. The admiral had mentioned the of Colaufd Andenoa to me. He told me that he was rmed that the colonel was in town ; but I did not know was to watch the lady. When the admiral met colonel they stopped and shook hands. They r.re very chatty, and or would have thought '..ey• were on the best of terms. There was nothing like .4relling or excitement, and they shook hands again when parted. I watched tall 3, when Yrs. Codrington out and took • cab. She drove to the east end of ~,un-winare. She thee got out of the Gab, end 1 Ulf more of her. She walked away, and I lost sight ' her. I wu to have had an sanstant named .: p ; but he dud not our. In fact, the only why I took the place the last time was roars I was :1 that I should only be put on till Topp came. Oa the tday 1 did not see the admiral before I went to watch. diving traced Mrs. Codrington to the house in Tavitoa creet, I lett Cork to watch for some time. When I saw gentleman get into the cab in Pall-mall I did notice how he was dreamed. I saw seer ladies and gentlemen oome out of the Gros rnor Hotel; but 1 followed nor, except those I have I do not say that I saw the gentleman get into :Xis cab. I saw him hand the lady in. I was paring just A the moment, and I cannot my whether he got in ,r went hack into the Groover*. When the cab drove past No. 82, Ecclestoseneare. I did not po further, because I doubted whether Mrs. Coirington AM really be in the cab. Mr.. Codringtoe's desk was taken :way OD the Wednesday or Thursday following. I coati tied watching till then. In the meantime I saw her go to -place, where I believe Mrs. An d rews: vec ead =k brought the desk to me and ordered te to take it to No. 19. I don't know whine house x was then. There were present Admiral Codringtoo, :!re. Watson, Lady Bourchier, and Cork. I helped • break the desk ore. I took the papers out and banded • to Admiral Codringtoa, some to Mrs. Watson, some • • Lady Bourchier , and some to Cork, the lawyer's clerk. :ev read some cithem. interview lasted half an hour ; :1 the papers were thee taken to Lincoln's-ion. The commented OD the papers r they reed them. After I kept charge of the house, 1: -examined by Mr. Boyd), Q.C.—My mother had been uncut to Mr. WM.Oll'll father and mother, and in that way Watson was acquainted with me. On friday, the 19th July, I saw Mr. Codriegton go 1a a sib from Waterloo -.tion to Simper's cigar divan, in the fienineL where the a message in by a man. He reset out an answer, 4.1 then she drove to 37, lialf-Moonntreet, Piccadilly. •: t went in there, and remained there for twenty minutes. - :ea ate drove to Keesingtoe. where she made another ••i. Then she drove to Spanish-place, and went into a :clot there. Nhe did not stay there many minutes, •.: ems out and waited till the cabman re __ •as,d with another bone. Then .be returnad to Waterloo station. On another occasion she went Eel's Hotel, and stayed there for some time ; after 'ads she came out elan, and drove to the railway station. he the Queen's Advocate— I did not see Mn. Codringtoe lad in to Simpson's for change for a sovereign, but she :3siit have done so. VinaltSieet - s7porter, at No. 43, Pall-mall—said that in :caber or November last Colonel Andenon was staying . ...ere. A lady bad called there several times for him ; .t .he did not go in or give her name. Recollected Colonel .i:.ltreon one evening getting into a cab to her. About tune he pve notice that he was going to be married,and :tft the house soon after. WllliimTopp-1 am eopred by solicitors to make private urea In October last I was engaged to watch Admiral (~h ihaton's house. On the night of the god of November •v her arrive home at 20 minute. past 12, on foot. lir tie queen's Advocate—l am not connected with the '-. lam an amateur detective. I don't expect to get aura he this job than will oover expenses, the weather beau so bed. My usual terms are about 9e. a day. • I. lit know Admiral Codringtou much, but be been pointed out to me. He about six feet tcrte inches high. (Laughter.) I followed him once -t arch to take his bore. (Laughter.) I know Mrs. ..r.u6z.u. I asked somebody —a girl who was standing at 'order 4 the street with fruit. Mr.. Codriegton is a i , hiarkahle woman, and anyone that has once seen t-r za out likely to forget her. (Laughter.) Mr. Bird ore me a oirthde-visite. Have heard her two girls • ctr "mother," The case was prooemling when our report left.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Cotnrousioeer Goalbws.) kt ,4 1.1:44.-A CLIIRGYMAN LY DIFTICULTT. . L., w•rs ae ezaininatioo meeting in the case of the bank .:. &scribed sea "clerk in holy orders," of Ifershain, -frev, mid elsewhere. 7 appeared for the assignees, and stated that in ionkrupt become the proprietor of the Literary He carried it on for twelve mouths, and became =A in difficulties. He owed upwards of 2,0001., but •-hietlydue to private frieods. • Colanissiouer—There are various ways of losing How touch has this bankrupt hot, ~ .ekrupt mid he Messiest 1,0001. in the Literary „AL.! hat every penny. • iturnissiorier-1 think you had better furnish other your own sake. You began without mosey and and gentleman of education ought to his ^ I...red with acoonota. You seem to me to be a • - • -oturer without a farthing in the world and living • --- *•me further diseaatioa the order of discharge w THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERICENWELL. TNT ntnesm BETWEEN TWO ENABLE/11N. cbeesecnonger, porkman. kc., l• • Laziness at 1, Sontlmate.road, Downhatn-tX 1 . wu summand before Mr. D'llynocourt for Thomas Lewis on the 21st inst. rd, ems reprem e ted by Mr. Thompson, and frhm the office of Mr. Beard, defended. • said be was a bootmaker, and resided at 110, •nod. He had known the delosilmat for same THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 30, 1664. time, and on the day in question the defendant sari to him as he wen his shop. He did not stop, on wLiob the defendant took ho of him, struck him in the face, and knocked him down. He bad not given the defendant any provocation. He had felt pain from the blowever since. The defendant also tore his (complainant's) shirt, and stock. The complainant was severely cress-examined by Mr. Maynard, and said that he had been friendly with the defendant for five or six years, and had been in the habit of visiting him at his shop During the past three months his (complainant's) wife had set up the butter trade. He bad never solicited say of the Wen. dent's customers to buy butter of him, but he bed spoken to the servants of the defendant's customers. His (complainant's) shop bad boots and shoes in it, and be made no show of the butter but kept it in the cellar below. He bad a bag in his hand, and did strike the defendant in hie face. That was after he bad been struck. He also called the defendant a scoundrel. Mr. Maynard said—l ! eTer there was a cue in which • verdict of "Served him right" should be returned, this was the one. The complainant bad been in the habit of visiting the defendant's shop, seeing hie customers, and then, not content with going into opposition against his for mer friend, must importune his (deftudant'.) customers, and what wan worse, their servants. The defendant did sot deny sismilting the complainant, but what be did do wan in self-defence. To show the conduct of the complainant he bad edmitted that he made use of ungentlemanly language. and amid that he had bees severely assaulted, but he bad nos • single mark to show. Witnesses having been called on both sides, Mr. D'Eyticourt ordered the defendant, as be was a trades man, to pay a fine of :SL, which was at once done, and he left the court with his friends MARE LI'ITOII9 DAY) Two &Ow& The railway market opened this morning with a favourable tendency, but sales have since been pressed, and a relapse has taken Nevertheless. with the exception of plane Nevertheless. stock, which has declin e d per cent., the present quotations for the princi hoes are equal a to those current yesterday ternoon. Great Northern has risen per cent. London and North Western is quoted 117 to Great Western, 691 to 70 ; Midland, 1381 to 139 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121 to ; Caledonian, 125 to ; South Eastern, 931. to ; Great Eastern 48} to 1 ; Metropolitan, 112 to ; Great Northern, Ito 140 ; and London and South Western, 981 to 914. Foreign and colonial railway shares are quiet. There have been some inquiries for Great Indian Peninsula stock. ORDINARY SHAI.IB AND 1110CIP. Bh. I pd. Lawns. r lassa i Pre's* Ia" (4.44.7 yesterday. to 1 p.m. ail Ara, WoLa Mow Vat 100 Biyihand Tyne all BostonAleatrd.et ,100 Bristol and liteter 1 100 Validation Uork and Bandon at Oatmeal all Do. 11.. i •noda. until • all Do. 11 /14. a lipoid ta ailblin and ' lO ll O l idlit DDu"d r4V ßo lonc O llit irigg WS Gamow red ILWatitona Great Modern Ord. 100 D. • liaock 100 Do. &Anglia., Na 10S Great Northalioothad 100 .ereat Northern 1100 Do.• j • ree. no dlr. an Lab Deal 11110 p. e.le pall 100 Gt. South & West. Ira 100 ,Oreat Weldon 100 Do.thoer 100 Do. Booth wales 100 Do. W. 111d.—Oxfced 100 , Do. Do. Newport 100 I Do. Do. liarelad 100 lanciahire it Yorkshire 100 London and Black - wall 100 Lon., Brightn, & &Coast 100 London,albaot Doe 100 London& North Wean 1100 London&OouthWeelers I ;100 Ilan..Bizer.,& Llama& all Moryyort and Corti& W Do. Do. Mane IWO Metropolitan New l i - 0 7 3 10 Awesome 01 De. Now lie Do Stra. Dore, 2 1 Mi D i e. a l S W llo Ciza . •• • ill lad Keel • ell. MA loot i aoy LIDO , 10 ! North m 100 Da Dlin.,lPool4Deet 10 I. Isions—Birwlek Me I Do. O. X. L. Pore -100 I Do. leek !jot I II : t at I It 101'1 Du. York Do. Cuba* bo. blockekDorting Do. du 38164 d Do. do. hulk landau W. .so North assooratairo N. t & Motors Jose Scottish Control toe too 'too 100 100 II:am. sec I Beath& Midland Stuawsbury & Weir&pl re Unica 80 3 [Jean Soitt&;&slsra 100 & York*. L River Dan' all.balbsabakiaglukaal lM ,Tall Vab ail i De. i i SID! C all I ,flbirr V Do. 14 • Do, WO 'lrak of Wrath 1011 'Victoria Slid & finaßoo 1110 Waterford & Klikorear 1/0 Wort Cornwall 118 ,W.KortlaL flora. & AL V vj ... I 14 85 VT 1241 1161 - - $ V U N 10 1/ 91 941 ' Hi 112 48 49 zd 1118 160 167 160 128 182 SO 02 70 70It 49 64 BB 60 100 102 1211 121* TO 72 104 tie 421 44 UT 11 M67 °°l l sd 1114 1124 100 110 119 1384 85 38 ifoi te'l Ile 1.11 66 IS vie 66i Hi pm 111 9 1 Da 79 91 101 "t 126 130 04 40 SI 69 U SY Itt 19S . 116. -- -- II I TS IS IS 6 T pa I 6 pra —.— Ite 1M M 3'l 811111811 POSIIIMIONS. RAILWAYS. - (37:raing pekes. ILO al/ &Mama& as. lawraaae. 58 St. 100 booi.Bar.&C.la.g./..0 , 101 10 10 Do. =Slams I Pat 101 all Buffalo & lake Hanoi 5 10 a Do. Preferamos 1! 7 100 Ile Bal., Drant,&oo4arteb, 11p. C. Us. AN.1,16721 16 109 IN • Do. do. July 1,1171 i 76 100 100 Do. do. Jane 1. 1674 75 84. 100 0.1. &S. &atom c. a. 97 St. 100 Caps. T. & Dock 6p. C. c. 94 100 all Denmark) p.opir.ipcal SO 100 East. Bftwil go. 6do 102 SO 100 last IRON Be. ddo 101 10 16 Do. d Lataassoa par 20 16 Do. h on ko 86. 100 ' enacta Canada 106PIC 100 all Do. Equip. 11.11.,13p.ct 91 100 all Do. lat jpret. Ponds— • 72 100 on Do. do. dafarred , 61 IN • an I Do. Itad prat. hoods ' Bd 100 all i Do. do. deferred' 66 100 all Do. tad prat. Nock 48 100 Do. 00. deferred' 43 IN in , Do. IN prat. Slack 211 IN an , Do. do. deferred' 16 100 Oral ladlaa Pentaialai IN ID II 1 Do. Kr ... „„ 1 „, oust. par -- i psi a 1 poi 10 I 103 !Pm 101 I SO 2 Do. tee QO. ' jam st 100 06. S. 0/ Ledla, s.O p. at. I M Si. too , DO 41 per WIC SS b. Si. S ' Do 104 m at. Westernat Canada! 94 94 SO 18 ! Do. Now ll4 lefdla 100 all ; Do.Op.e.lada. pay.lo7l; $9 01 100 all I Doi+ do. do. 10774 , N 86 10 I I 'radio& Brea* Unload 4pra 10 1 • Do. Maw — St. 100 Madras guar. 6 p Pot 994 1004 it. 100 Do. do. 9$ 95 N. 100 ' Do. do. do.— 84 91 SO 2 I Do. • 100 Melb. Corpo pre e. Ikl! SO all Mole. sad Hotooa'allos SO 41 SO all N.Brara& Claa.da *8 St. 100 N.Lotean.ep.alatp.B. St. 100 &lade, goa. 6pa coot , 101 191 at. 100 Do. Delhi do. 1194 1004 SO S ; Do. do. do. I .116 Wee Si. 110 • Do. Pintlaoto d 0.... 994 1904 St. MO Do. Intim SUM. do. i 00 SO Is I Mi. l JOIST STLICIL BANK& SAW Is,uoo NO Agra& linatonaan's3.;. 20,000 SO Do. New 10,000 00 Albion 10,000 100 AlllaocalasALlverposi 10,000 100 Da 11. w 100.000 10 Anglo Austrian 10,000 00 Anglo Its Dan (Ilatitedl 12,000 40 Australasia 1,600 40 Do. Now 12,5f1 SO BssketinfilsliCalmalia, 10,050 25 bask 01= . of 6,000 100 Bank SAO 10 Baak of Otago (I,lmited)i 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (1.) MAO 50 BankolVietoria,AmirM 5,000 100 Bank of Iffal=l 50,000 10 Bank of Neer 50,000 SO BradliamtPortainme(L 10,040. be Bntiah h Californias (L 11000. 50 British N. America SLIM 40 C. Lad* Ana., Masi 7,000 20 Do. Nen 20,000 25 Mart Mem. at Isdisote 1 2,000 lOO City 20,000 100 CoMobil 10,000 $1 We. Haat el leAta, Me 100,000 10 Cuumaidated leak (1 • 6,000 1110 Continental (4) 12,000 60 Mast London (Limited), _B,OOO 50 Do. Nee_ 1214 Ile e I 130 e i 70 00i nI al 1171 1? 96 i a Yd 112 1 T 134 STIEIi &Si t 4 111} 11 101 WI 2" 7, -.. 68 1 i 1001 1 iou -- 1021 roof Too 101 l t 6.000 10 EN:A.IOO6k AssLebartd) 60,000 60 laglish and Swe(lo.6 (L, 16,000 62 European Bank,Llngted' 10,000 100 Ilinduso.Chlnadasp.(L,i 10,000 100 Do. Nrir 12:000 100 Imperial Beak Ladled . 11,000 100 Do. :arm 10:000 50 Imp. Bk.of Chlesa.ite.,(Ll moo 20 Impaitillittomsa . 12,000 26 lonian__ 100;000 20 Land Mort Bk. India ,L *OOO 60 Lou. hk.oflesslcoote. IL 11,000 100 lon. Bulk otSostlead,L 0,060 100 London sad Brasilia& '5,000100 Loo.ll A yresal..flisas L 20,000 26 , Do. New, ha. at li pws 6,000 100 /on., Btr., *a. Mud. (L: , 60.000 10 Loa. Ch. Bank et AustrL 10.000 100 London and Colonial IL 10,000 60 Loudon and County., 6,000 100 lon. klamhg Cou.ILL(L,i 00,000 60 London Joint Mock 14000 100 Lon. sad Northern (/ ). 10,000 20 loadon& South Africa& 0,000 100 Lou. de S. Waster(' Haw 60,0411 100 Lon. ds Westminster 1 10,000 100 Merchant /Isak(Llss.) 20,000 60 Marautllls asoksalL 20 000 60 Do. Now 10,000 100 Metro. & Ana. lark (1.1 1,000 100 Midland Hank 10,000 100 .National of Lim., New' 10,000 100 N. Pro. of England 20,000 50 National BIM . New 14000 ?lan nostli XO.OOO 10 N.. Zeeland (Lissl6,oll 60,000 20 North Western 50,400 II °Oriel Book Comoro 10,000, 50 Prow ie. Bank logeorp.(Ll 0000,160 Prorloc. of Ireland 67,600 20 kinds, & Delhi (L 10,000 26 Booth Artraila 10.000 26 Booth Battens (Urn.) 10,000100 Mad. d B. B. arks 0,060 NO • De. 40. 10.600 St U. 5.., of Nour 10. 00 0,100 Union al Intuit pal MAN 00 U.S.. of latafasi _ ft 111 id Id V. zd IT Id d 3 T ITI .. 71 I n i .711 tam is mit I Main *Si rd MI 2d. I M RI :el Ile zd 147 K 47 Per Om 4 i 7 1P• SI el so es w 4 4 it ria 4 4pm f II pm 1 • Id 54 Ilia"ISM 0 IN - M. - 1 4 z 4 I A 10,000 106.1116, 100,000 60,000 10,000 160,0601 NAM 0 . Ilettiricaaftet.,lol;ao lOa as. untee Cod. Glov. Ip.d, 1ff144. NOO Da o llodedlob.k.log. NS Do.o pro0.11dr.:2100 Dab per alma./ UM D 0.% 040. 1100 C r &U PS 100 1104'100 Do. do. 1/004,1011i Do. do. 1101103, le.k.Nov. Dl* 6p.a1.1.04: . 1810. do.. ,100 i Ilaarttlis Spat GI., 1108 100 i o• ms fool 04;18 OXON iiiiiii' sokeso owl woo win visANI Da 16B! 100' Naga 000.6 par eat... 100 Yew Shia Oa. 6 p.a. 100, 11.11.W51i5ay.6p4.1806 100 Da 6p. a /671 $01876 100 , Do. I p. o. 1003 to 1801 100 Now Zeoloald • per cent. 100 NW& Scotia 6p. a., 1875 100 Gm 0 p.a. 100 ! Asir aad .o•• p. Baas 100 ilrle.Gov.op.o.7aadaaly 100 Do. do. op.e.AprillWe. 100, likae l 14.'41 MULLION lb. I IMES. 101,000 2 AL=Was ( 100,200 1 t ,Ang2l4s-11recitriliZ .1 20,000, le 1 krotralles 75,000, 1 lon Accord CoQn. 1 10,000, 5 511.L421LC.0.(Lia. 15,1100 12 Cape 25,000' ' 1 Ter itioou et Itclow ID lOopiaße arot TiMM) ul: 100,000 1 Ow 1i... 51 7 16,000 1 121 , 5 a Moos Coal= 25,000' $ lest Del Bey ( 25,000 2 , rattans ( asaltict) 26,000' 20 1 1)0aeral 08,000 1 1} Kapeada (Llailted) 15 . ,1_100 11 '11252_00_ • Dunhilllas illnatted) 1 kman I M Mar inos Braz.O.M.ILI 4 'PannleWo Copper (IJ M ITonteleandSllverLead • Poet 7Mlly , 1 IllintaBarnOold11.(11 11 1 .444, 1 Scottish Austral 11.4411 IR St John del Rey Mae. 44376 1 alt United Mexican (I.lm. 1 " .. 1 IVallat°l.4(ll;m*) 110* 1 Wosedzig ANC • j iradenuautaiss 11.IML iscumnas. 100 ICI 106 106 106 100 - loot 110 e gei 871 Pd 1 CL pnom I !Wm ILtSCILLADIZOIM 1 . 4..1 ouivramiss. 9, - - 971 Heil 114009, 10 .Angio.Mesken Mal , 97,0001 12 'Amman* 11.41011, 25 lAastsallentr a 7L i t 47,000' 10 111ertinWaterwerks 14000' 6 Bombay Ow ( VW SO :BUB* Amerkaa Lead 1124.12* St 'S. it 0 11601(. TeL (L) 14500 20 British India. Tea (G) 99111' *2:Canada 60,0001 lesamdlattoenß a" 9*(L) ts,ooo ,C• 71001 20,000' 26 Vity of C M:fltop.iL 20.000 SO City Ofilses (Lint) ~. *OOO, 10 C0..1 MAtricanitin. IL, 20,0001 M Conammretailladenana• MOW 10 Comelidsted .. a 17,600' 10 (Continental I.7n.Osatlk) 60,000100 laintract.Corporatio6ll.l 1;000' IS ,C0p.14.11ng,TraL2211.61 10,000' 'Cnxi!S Louder 1 0 ,000 1 60 I Do. of Mauritius (L)! 10,0001 50 ,Cvedit Mobilise 100102161' St. Ceryetal him teo,ant. , Bt. I Do. hviersnas 177000 .0 it. holt Dek 10,000 100 . Dlaccein a. *OOO 20 'IL India Irrigation. to 100.006 ID ItppYaolCow& Trd.(L 670.11761 SR lfeeeek Telegraph 74000 6 lag. and Asa. Copper 10,000,100 Ing.hilcottlahliarin.(L 15,000101 *naval* Corporation. ' &COOT 50 Flnancial Discount (L) 30,0001 * Forest. Warehouse (L. 10,000 50 Osltirara (Limited) 124000 29 . ..Credit& 2 111 .4 1 120•41. *OOOl 111 glen. Stems Narlpilan 20.000: 50 Hontelanialas.(L) 100,0001 IS Bediagaßeg 1 . 10,000, IS =ller.oolAss. 150 25 , 046 000 1 1 1111 2 Ihtternat ear n r a Y an. lll lsl "L (o l 300,0* 10 llnternallaad Credit ia (ii 60,004, ID iltallanlrrig. (Owen. 1000000 1041 I Do. ap. c. BJa. t. eO.OOOl 25 ,JoiniStoekDimarant(L,), 20,000 01 (end Sectuitlas (W 64 20,000' 25 lond. African Trading 10,000 16 Itood.andCaledon.lltt 12.00v1 ,Lond.DlMakeT*ll. * ooo l' 60 'Load. Thum. Amt. 20 , 00 01 NI Do. llanr 175,000. a Lond.o.omnibesCi.a! 1,6 10,000 1 I L on & , itaaa. &as 00.000 00 I.4,nd.Provinciall6artal 60,000' 10 Madras Iselin &Can* 60.000 10 ! Do. 10.00.. 25 Marine Investnisnt(L)l 1;500 20 Mauritius tand.avtgal 12,000 10 ,Idedlt. Ist*. 111. 40,000' 30 MUlseß Iron Works 1 *4OO 10 Natal land& Col.C. * OOO B. 'Samna! Dia. Com. 401 10,0:0 50 National Financial lit 2 % 0 00100 National Steam Nat 6,000 20 NerbaddaCoal t L 10 .0001 26 N.7ealand T./trona, 167,1751.191 N. BritAustraladan L, 4000 60 N.Briti Marc*. In. ,L *OOOl 2 NovaScottao.andL 60,000' 2 Do. do. 40030 25 Ocean Maiim lawn 1 10,000 10 Oriental ContmeralfL 1 10,600, 60 Orient.' Financial 100 000, 1 Oriental Om (Unallek 60,000, 1 Do. Nen *OOO 10 Otientanbuid Stamp 10,000' 60 Ottoman IPlnancial (L) 10,000' Ottoman Gas (Limited 1 7 5 00; 10 Panama& IL Steani(L). SAO , Do. do 00 0 . 00 0 0 1114. 'Psellitiv.lmadß/113.(L) *OOO MI 'Peninsular t 0. Mew l 10,0001 II Da New 17,00e1 10 Mada I, R., MI"! 10,000! 10 ken 10,0001 16 f Ds. Nan 6.150 , 26 , Rio J. ca 7 Improv. (L) 19.750 15 ' Ditto ditto 10,000:100 'Royal 200,0061. 1 St. 'Scot. Austral. Invest (L 30006; II 00 , 0 60 Am. smith,Fi esa.tr [sight, tOal liqe4M L l t 4 10,000; 60 , L *rhea IL (lei 14,200. 25 South Australian load 280,0000 liabcoulne Telagranli 1 37,500 20 'Tel.ConstrerstlLats.ll,, 100,000' 20 rhantes&Meresyln.(l.)l 12,600 10 Trost (AgssayetAna L I 60,0* 10 r. & L Co. of U. Omsk *OW, 6 United[. Tel*. Co. (LI 60,000 10 Colveralliarineba(l. hi,ooo' 10 Cover Atemalha(Uni , 25,000' 10 bitto 1 (o,ooo' 10 Van Diemen's 20,000. SO Warrant FmoseelLint 10,000. 60 , Westindistresideg I. i lie 1, 1 1 1 ISC 4isnid sik I I idle IPM I 4 dia l ii .. i imil 14 %Ili $4 i 71 i :di i at m. 1111 - 61 1 pm ti MONEY MAILET.-alll2 DA) Two o'CLocw. The tendency of the stock markets at the com mencement of business this morning was rather favourable, and in some cases slightly improved quotations were attained, but a relapse has since occurred, sales being caused by the doubt which oontinues to prevail with regard to the future course of the money market. The funds and most other securities are now quoted the same as they closed yesterday. The chief movement is a rise in Confederate Bonds. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. for the account, being sc. lower than at the close yesterday. Consols are now quoted 90 to i for money, and 901 to f for the 9th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89i, 901 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 89k, } ; New Three per Cents., 89i, i ; Exchequer Bills, March, 10s. dis., Fe. die. ; ditto, June, 711. , dis. ; Bank of Eng land Stock, 242 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, I ; ditto Debentures, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. dis. The foreign stock market opened firmly, and is now dull, at the closing quotations of yesterday. The principal change is a rise of 1i per cent, in Con federate Bonds, owing to somewhat vague rumours that intelligence favourable to the Southern cause has arrived by the Asia. Turkish Conseil dds are 1 per cent. lower. Some of the pre sent quotations are annexed, viz. : Greek, 231 to 24 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to ; Mexican, 281 to 291 ; Confederate, 781 to 791 ; Turkish of 1858, 711 to 72 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 1 ; and the Consolid6s, 49/ to 501. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 621 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 101}; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 103; Greek Five per Cents., for account, 24 ; Mexican Tbree per Cents., 281, ex all ; ditto for account, 29, ; ditto 1864, &c., 24, 4, ; Porte guese Three per Ceuta., 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1862, and 1863, 48 ; Russian Five per Cents, 1862, 881 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 841; Spanish Passive, for account, 291, 4, ; the Committee's Certificates, for account, 101, 1 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1862, 691 ; ditto for ac count, 70 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691, 1 ; Venezuela Six per Ceuta. 1864, scrip, 8 dia. International Financial shares are now quoted 5 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 3to Finn. ; London Financial, 11 to prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 44 to f prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 17 to 1 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 21 to 31 prem. ; Ottoman Sccidt6 Generale, 21 to 3 prem. ; and London Engineering, 11 to 11 prem. The Asia has arrived from New York with 4,9631. in specie. HALT-PAST Two o'CLocx. Consols are fiat, at 89i for money, and 90 to for the 9th August. The following notification relating to the Debt of Venezuela was forwarded to the Stock Ex change yesterday by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. : VIDIEWELL DEBT. —limn. Baring Brothers and Co's. nests is Venesoela, under dal* 9th inst., advise haring collected for sti per mot. of the import doter for two weeks : —From the Custom-houee of Puerto Cabello, 7,514.99 dols.; ditto La Guars, 20 943.2.8 dole. ; total, 28,45&27 dole. London, July 29, 186 4. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 263/. 64. 10d., on account cf the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. No transactions in gold took place at the Bank yesterday. There is still a demand for the conti nent. Of the 340,500/. brought by the steamer Atrato, from the West Indies, 148,8001. is gold, andls2,oou silver. Owing to the rise in the Bombay exchange, there is an increased demand for silver for that quarter, and a considerable amount has already been pur chased for transmission by the next outward steamer. These remittances are to pay for cotton, and further considerable amounts are expected to be forwarded. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm, at Tuesday's ratee. The list is as follows : MeMtista, 3 meaths. 12.01 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, ILI7I to 18 ; Rotterdam, 3 toesths, 12.01 to 1 ; Ant werp, 3 mou ths, 26.65 to 70; Hamburg, ins. beano, 3 mouths, 13.91 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.171 to 30 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.621 to 70; Fraakfort-ee-tbe-Ilaine, 3 months, 1201 to 4; 6t. Pekesbarg (per foal/lel, 3 montha,3ll to 1 eff. do., 3 amattm, 11.85 to 90; Trieste, elf. do., 3 months, 11.65 to 90 ; Iladrid. 3 ismaths, 481 to ; Csdis. 3 mouths, 481 to 1 ; Leshorn, 3 months, 25.70 to ; Minos, 3 menthe, 25.70 to 75; Niles, 3 mouths. 25.75 to 80 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.75 to 80; Palermo, 3 month& 16.75 to 80 ; librataa. 3 smooths, 25.75 to 80 ; Lisbon, 30 days. 511 to 53 ; Oporto. 90 &Ye. 514 to 52. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows an increase of 240,0001. in the coin and bullion. The value of money on the continent is generally below that current hare. At Paris the rate in the open market is 6 percent. ; Vienna and Brussels, 5i ; Amsterdam and Berlin, 4} ; Hamburg, 3i ; Turin, 6i ; Frankfort, 3 ; and St. Petersburg, 5 per cent, At a meeting of the general board of directors of the Themes and Mersey Marine Insurance Com pany, held in London yesterday, a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent per annum for the half-year ending 30th June was declared on the paid up capital of the company in terms of the powers conferred by the last general meeting of share holders. _ _ The General Credit Company have notified that in conformity with the articles of association, the sum of 2e. per share, free of income tax, being payment on account of dividend fur the current year, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum for six months, will be paid on the 15th of August to all shareholders registered on the books of the com pany on the lit of August. The following is the first report of the directors of the East London Bank (Limited), to be sob mitted at the general meeting on the 4tb August : Tee directors have pleasure I. submitting to the share holders their first report end the accounts, as audited to the 30th June, 1864. The bank commenced business at the temporary bead Milos, in Peochurchnroet, on the 16th of November last ; two of the branches were opened oe the first day of the present year, sad the third late in the month of January. The gross prod% have been 10,576/. 17s. 11d.• against this here been charged the current expensed of the Ind Milos and branches for the half-year, amountiag to 3,941!. 4s. ; interest on co eclat and deposit amounts amount. ing to 2,0.37/. lib. 2d.; rebate calculated at the book rate, at the date of making up the accounts, viz.. 6 per cent., amounting to 1,6401. 6s. Id.; leaving an avail able balance of 2,9571. 17s. Bd. as o.rtitied by the auditors. The directors recommend this such balance be appropriated as follows :—A dividend at the rate of 51. per cant. per annum for the past half year, free of income tax. 00 the original capital (60,0001.) which absorbs 1,5001. Interest at the same rate, also free of income tax, on the new capital (40,0001), from the date of calls to the 30th Juoe, which amounts to 6831. 6s. Bd., leaveig abidance (iecloding rebate) to.bonrried forward to the present half•yerar of 2,414/.178.1d. The premium of 30a. per share on the 8,000 new shares, amounting to 12,0001., has in acoordaace with the circular of 2lith December last, beea appropriated to the tortoni°. of a reserve fond, and Is n3w invested in 13,2964 Bs. Congas. The temporary premises first taken for the head office were found to be too far removed from the centre of banking operations. Premises have now been secured io Corohill for the permanent head office, and will be occupied as eon as the requisite alterations are made. The directors record with satisfaction the efficiency of the staff, from the general manager downwards. Ac cording to the articles of association, auditors will have to be elected at the present meeting one of whom must he a professional accountant. The directors will submit to the meeting, for confirmation, the resolution of the beard Increasing the capital of the company from 1,000,0006 to 2,0013,0001. In congratulating the shareholders upoa the progress of the bank, which cannot be regarded *therein than as highly satisfactory, the directors would impress upon than the importance of their sositiaaed active co-operation is the introduction of additional amen and deposit accounts. noncoms of a bank depends upon its good mangement amid the personal and energetic support of these who beside b its prosperity. At the third half-yearly meeting of the United Kingdom Railway Rolling Stock Company, bell at the offices of the company yesterday, • dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum was d fres of income tax, the sum of 1951. ss. lid. carried over to the present half-year. The scrip certificates for the debentures just issued by the Land Mortgage Bank of India will be ready for delivery on the Ist August. Advice* received from the manager of the Copiapo Extension Railway Company show a surplus of receipts over expenditure for the month of May of 2,12165 dols. We are requested to mention that the subscrip tion list of the Locomotive Cotton Press Company will be closed to country and continental appli cants on Tuesday next. The progress of the movement aiming at that very useful object, the legal regulation of business on public holidays, is noticed in the following letter from Mr. Henry Walker, the secretary to the l Early Closing Association : DEPLORABLE SUICIDE OP A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning an inquiry was held respecting the death of a young woman, named Elizabeth Smith, 22 years of age, the wife of a lithocraphic printer, who committed suicide under very dirireesiog circumstance. Albert Ash, 289, High Holborn, said that deceased was his sister-in•law. On Tuesday morning abs came to him in a deplorable state and he gave her lodging. She had been subject to fits and her husband was separated from her. Her brother also shut the door against her. She had fallen in a fit sod cut her neck and got erysipelas from the wound. She was not of drinking habit". She wished to be reconciled to ber husband, bat he would not live with her, witness believed, on account of her afffictiosi. She said to witness, " I have not got a friend in the world ex oept you ; I don't know what to do ; I will make away with myself." She left witnese's house to go to the hospital, and she was never seen alive alter. She was found on Thursday floating is the Regent's-canal near the New N oetb-road. -- John William Smith, lithographic printer, mid that he resided at 19, Maidetone.place, Hackney-road. He left deceased five months ago, but he allowed her Ile. a week and a home. He separated from her bemuse they could not agree and be happy. She used to drink, and she was subject to epileptic fits. They had two children. Deceased was of sober habits when he married her. She was of a very hasty temper, and bad a craving for drink. She wu not jealous of witness, sad he never played with her holier since marriage. Winn, received • letter from Mr. Ash on Tuesday, stating that deceased was very bel, and that it seemed as if she would make away with herself. He went to Holborn directly, hut she bad gone out and com mitted suicide before be arrived. Catherine Ash said that deceased had a fit in the street on Whit Monday, and a pair of carrion were stolen from her ears. When she found they were goes she got very desponding, as she said that her husband had made her a present of them, and he would never forgive her the lam of them. She was not intemperate, but before and after a 6t she used to reel as if intoxicated. The coroner having summed up, The jury returned • verdict. That deceased was found deed in the Regent's.canal, but how she came into the water there was no legal evidence to prove." CRICKET. I Zuiciiu T. Sorra WALES CLUB. —This match was limited to two d►ys, aad yesterday. at Lord's-greeted it was resumed from the previous day. The result was that South Wales obtained io the two innings 291, sad I Zia- Esti 294, with seven wickets down in the mow , innings. Nom T. SURREY. --BMW won the match yesterday, with the lam ei only owe wicket in its second Wain.. ELECTRIC dli'D LVTRREATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY. This day the directors issued their report for the half-year, from which it appears the poss income of the company for the hell-year ending 30th June, 1864, amounts to 136,473/., and is in excels of that for the corresponding period of 1863 by the sum of 19,3631. The working charges amount to 87.643/., or 9,493/. more than in June, 1863. There is consequently an increased profit over the return of that period of 9,7691., and the net income of the half-year, after making every provision, amounts to 48,8301. The directors recommend a dividend of 4/. per cent for the half•year on the *toes, and on the new shame 5/, paid op. This appropriation will absorb 38,995/., and leave a balance of 9.8351. to be carried to the trust fund. This fund with its accumulated interest now amounts to 29,188/. 4s. 3d. and the above addition wrll increase it to 39,0231.6* 9d. STDDIEC DEATH TREOUHH ATTENDING A FCNERAL. —Last evening Mr. J. G. Richards, the deputy-coroner, held an inquest at the Fighting Cocks publie-house, St. John-street, Bethnel•green, respecting the death of Vase Salmon, aged fifty-three yearn, wbo died very suddenly. The deceased attended the funeral of a ink. tiro on Sunday last at the Victoria-park Cemetery. After returning he eat down in • chair, when he fell back wards in a state of insensibility. Dr. Clayton, of Stick-lane, Spite!fields, promptly attended, but life was extinct. The deceased had died from disease of the heart, no doubt wee. !mated 17 excessive grief after attending the funeral. Ver dict, " Died by the visitation of God," orTIiaGICOUS ASSACLT.—At the county sessions, os the 20th inst. Mr. .J. 0. Parker, of Drinkstone, sod Caroline Parker, his wife, who bold a highly . respectable position in society, were charged with the following as : —lt appears that the National School at Hewett is kept by a Mus Maria Arnold ; s sister also liven with her. The son of the defesdante fell in love with one of the young ladies, and sent gloves to her, but with no note ; afterwards a music book, and finally he wrote letters, which were de stroyed. After this, a pelletal:no called upon the complain ant, producing several patterns of silk dresses, and asked the young women if they had any dresses correspood in' with them, saying he came from the defendants. Feeling that this was done as an senoyaeoe, both girls started off to the defendants to ask them what they moult, when Mrs. Parte, took a horsewhip and very severely punished both of them, ee much so that they were both under the doctor's halide. Mr. Parker also added to the assault, and called them the most offensive names. The defence was that through the complainants the son of the defendant, had goo, to sea ; bat this was denied, and it was stated that the reason young Parker west to ma was because his father had horsewhipped him. The magistrates fined defendants :W. each ; and a cheque for 40f. was at own banded to the noon—Ceashridge independent Press. - Loss OF THE CORINTHIAN SiIEAMRR, WITH 300 HEAD or CATTLE. A report was received yesterday, at the Marine Department of the Board of Tiede, of the wreck of the British steamer Corinthian, off Oporto, with large lows of cattle. Captain Weston, the commander, has made a deposition before the receiver of wrecks for Liver pool, stating that the vessel left Oporto, for Liverpool, on the 3rd inst., with nearly 40 head of cattle, besides a cargo of wine, wool, and other articles, and with several pas sengers on board. They only reached twenty miles on the passage when the steamer struck oo a embeds rock, which as not marked on any chart of the coast. The crew had to take to the boats to save their lives, when the ship sank in seven fathoms water. The loan of the steamer and cargo is estimated at over 20.0001. SINGULAR RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —A remarkable accident ham just occurred on the Pennsylvania, Wilming ton, amid Baltimore Railroad, at a spot where it passes sander • bridge. A passenger, a "old* of the Veteran Reserve Corps, fell asleep, sod while in that state pushed his leg through the open window, and it coming in contact with the bridge, it was broke. sod torn off in the meet terrible manner. The severed foot came through the next window, flying across the car, end struck one of the passenger', who, in the excitement of the moment, picked it up and threw it oat of the car. Fortunately. Surgeon Burdick was on board the train, who, in the absence of all instruments or bandage, tied up the shattered limb in • collection of handkerchiefs, and in that state the sufferer remained until the train reached Havre de Grace, where be was taken is charge by the surgeon of the poet. STORY OF • SNARL —The Lockport Journal states that there lives in Mercer. Canada West. a woman who has for four years past lose afflicted with a siasular difficulty in her stomach. The complaint commenced about four year' niece with • tickling and uneasy sensation about the pit of the stomach. The sensation has continued to in ere se in severity. A few months since it became the opinion of the physicians that the increasing difficulty had bees the growth of • snake in the stomach. It has grown so large now that it distends the stomach so as to produce • hooch upon the outside es large as • quart bowl. UllOll pressing this beech with the hand the reptile recoils and produces great distress in the stomach. Wheo fish or mot being cooked in the room, if the snake is not satisfied with food it rises up in the throat, producing strangnlatioe. When desiring food, it manifeeta it by rising up in the throat. Physicians can see no way in which the snake can be removed without certain death to the aromas. She is is about 35 years of age. An enormous quantity of bills were posted in Newton/a and the surrounding district, on the occesioe of the recent misting at the Royal Agricultural Society of Eogland. One • locator alone, reed John Richey. used the large quantity al two aid a ball seeks of flour is the maaafaotur• af pasta. Ia other words, fifty three of flour were comeamed ia leakiest paste during the course d a single week. Ir 4 I CL plow I Saks. 145 160 744 Nl•ert=d 10,41 41 pal 1 lipal I an I ?a 14 I p4l N Np. ,t 1 lipm II 29 44 110 1 175 id :did par' 11011 Ndb' 111 10 11 10 Si Itelle 14 ti Sipol 14 7 !_ sl 671 6Z id i 14. I a. pima 1 Seim U zd parzd 4 I 4 idasp A Ws baud TO SO We Um • pa 1 °Vila! Par fool 4 4ipa le 2 4 lanP4l ' 1 lipmi 22_ 24 I 9f 9+po u a y MS 11l 108 112 ! 121$ 3 1li 2 id W s 1201 -1 11• 2 iala iLd Si 41 2 ! 4 8&V Si 5i6. 0, 1 18 . 14 pal 17} 6 Spic; 4NCI I 4414 i Par l tom I I lit laa 101pcuall 21 3 littla 1 2 sk* ' pc. Par Atm *1 pal par 1 pa S 4 .• Par spas dig spas 9 figuld, tar e vat * legos 19 4041 2 00 70 lei 20 21 19 Ifpw 12 • pa: idia Pm I 11 21 iols par: 9 40 45 o ui L 4 xd If id 4 id id wit 7} id 20 id 1 4 id Asip- 1 31414 414 1f ) lion ▪ 31 45 15 dis • abas 01 re 2 5 4441 z 1 MB, 1 1 40 14 I 3 pa, 141 17 11 ▪ Ifs' at rfrO• PRILFIIII.I3.IeOI SHARES. Greed Western orig. pref. 44 per ant., 98. Great Western Newport perpetual 6 per sent. opt. ti , l 1889, 116. Loaders sod 8. Welters (Portsmouth perpetual sans. of 3.6 d. (all paid) n. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Bahia and Sui Francisco Lim., guar. 7 per cent., It% Dutch Rhenish, in. San Paulo (Limited) goer. 7 per coat. (12/. paid), 103. Ditto (all paid), 193. PIOVINCIAL WARS MARKETS. LIVERPOOL. JOLT M.-Great Eastern, 464 id-Lancashire and Yorkshire, In 120}c. 11 21} I-London and NorthlWestern, 1171 } 6-Manchester, Nhefeeld, and Lincolnshire, 66} 7647 64 xd-Midland, 1364 19} 4-Midland Birmingham and Derby la. sham, 4 p.-N era Eastern Berwick capital stock, 110-111tto Leeds ditto 664 -death Eastern. 934 I 4-Orest Luxembourg share., 114L-tipanlah Panders., 281-Eastern Exchange Bank, (Limited', 24 9-It lc -Liverpool Finance (Limited 11.16 I 13-16 } 1 11. -Mercantile and Exchange Bank :Limited , 91 11.16 p.-Ditto new shares, 91 p.-NorthWintern Bank ,Lingtec2, 44 p.-Albion Marine. 7.16 } p.-British and Foreign Marine 'Limited). 2 15-16 p. xd -Maritime Insurance (Limited), p.- Queen Insurance, 1 7.161 p -Union Marine (Limited). 34 Ix ' National Steam Navigation Company, e 9-16 }-WedWm and Pacific Steam. 3 916 p.-Confederate Loan, 714 2. YAIICEOTER, J 171.2 20.-A pretty good b nese was done 'at steady pr.cea. Consolidated Bank'Limited). 7} p. xd-Great Eastern. 481 }-Great Luxembourg, 11 1.16-Oreat Northern A, 1962 4 19--Great Western. 704 - Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121 } Ditto New 44 per Cent. Pref., per-London and North Western, 1171 I 4-Manchester and Ooanty Beak 61 pails d-Manclatater,Sheetchl, and Lincolnshire, 06} } f-Metronolitan, 1124-Midland. 1391 9-North Britt-li, 36}-Y0r..1. 984 -North Eastern, Bererkk, 1094 10 11-1.0 664-Bouth Eastern. 931 4-4panish Passives, N}-11tanses and Mersey Marine Insurance, 9 6-16 ts. -London. New, 113 12f -Mid land, New. 41 p-London and Manchester Glass, i9-Maritime lasurance. p-Inoau branch, par-Ashbury Carriage, Ell Mercantile Bank, 9) p, Malin, Joie 24. - Three per Cent. Consols, 8114- Nat Three per Cent. Stock. 8.94 1-National Bank (£3O paid), go x Ditto New flamed at 231. prem.), (L.O paid), 531 x A.-National 1 of Liverpool (Limited). 410 paid), 194 x A. -Craton Bank (Limited). .£22 p. 1 41, 21 i d.- of Dublin (£.lOO paid', 107- Dublin and Liverpool Steam Ship Building Company (Al) paid), 1911--Coturorres :Limited) all paid), for account, 20a- Mining Company id Ireland £7 paid(, 28-Ditto, for account. 284 - Wicklow Copper ,all paid , 144-Ditto for new account, 144- Dublin and Drogheda 6 per cent redeemable in 1838. and con. vertible prior to that year, of which No. 7461 to MOO are a sehentnent charge, 244-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford, 6 per sent., redeemable (paid in ton , 114-Irish North Western, 6 per cent peep., Class A all paid, for acacia* A Ba*weren't MisrozTutte.—ln a cause which was called on at the Maidetess Aeneas, it woe Mated that Mr. Morgan Howard, who was isetracted to (*odors* the case for the plaintiff, could not appear in court, owlet to hie portmanteau, recleaning his wig, ud the other paraphernalia of his profession, having been either stolen at the railway statioo or mislaid. The junior counsel in the cue, under these eirCalnetabeill• applied to the learned judge, amid some merrimect, to allow the trial to stand over for a short time to see whether the miming articles could be recovered. Berisant Perry, who appeared for the defendant, did not oppose the applintV.os, and court consented to postpone the 'sang of the saw—Bents Adratiaer. .TO THE EDITOR OF THE REFRESH. 9m,—Will you be good enough to insert an answer to numerous inquiries, as to the progress of a measure which has been already commended in your columns, sod which has for its object the legal regulation of our occasional public holidays! It has been found impossible to conclude the necessary public canvass of the bill before the close of the session, but it should be added that although the eastiokr stages of the undertaking have been somewhat prolonged by a careful consultation of the interests concerned, the bell itself haa met with eminent discouragement; and that with the support of its friends in the mercantile sod banking community, this association will continue its trust during the parliamentary iaterresoust—l am, de., HENRY WALKER, Secretary to the Early Closing Armistice. 35, Ludgate•bM, 29th July, 1864. The imitation of trade labels, and in this way disposing of spurious articles, has received a cheek in the French courts of justice, Messrs. Crosse and Blackwell being the plaintiffs, and Mr. William Knight, of Boulogne cur Mer, the defendant.. The Court of Pleas of the district condemned the defen dant to 600 f. fine and all costs, to give up the articles seized to the plaintiffs, and pay for adver tising the condemnation. FIIIIAT EVENING. Consols, which cased yesterday at 891 to 90 for money, and 901 to for the 9th of August, opened and cloecd to-day at the same quotations. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 891, 901; ditto for account, 901, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1,1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. din. Indian Government securities were quiet. India Bonds were dealt in at 20e. die. The March Ex chequer Bills were quoted 10s. to aa. dis., and the June tie. to la. di.. Foreign stocks were r►tter firmer this afternoon. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on English government stock rose this afternoon to 7 per cent., in consequence of a sale of 100,0001. Console for cash for a discount establishment, and some applications were consequently made to the Bank. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new tindertakinp are subjoined, viz.:—ltalian Land, I to 3prem. Anglo-Euptian Bank, 31 to II prem. ; London and County Lend and Building, Ito 1; prem. ; Loco motive Cotton Press, Ito 2 prem. ; Ottoman So- Gindrale, 2i to 3 pram. YINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two dewy& Very little general business is going forward to day in the mining market. East Grenville shares are quoted 51 to 6 ; East Cern Brea, t a to 1 ; Cern Caniborne, to ; and East don, 281 to 291. These four mines seem to have monopolised attention this morning. United Mexican Mining shares are inquired for, and have been dealt in at 51 to 5 3 . St. John del Rey are marked 40. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. volt Dadelszen and North • The improvement in the metal market which we reported in oar last is well maintained, although fears are entertained that the rise in the rate of discount (which may still have to be repeated) will check business. Iron—Welsh bars are is good demand at 71. to 71. sa. f.o.b. Wales. &Beare steady. Is Sta ff ordshire iroo a fair Waimea doing. hat the redo/ties is prim ham not brought out as many orders u was antici pated. Scotch pig iron, after declining to 57a. 9d. web, and 595. open, has adva nced to Ms. 6d. cash, and 595. U. open. Copper—A large bedtimes has again been done, sad the tendency of the market is towards higher prices. The stacdard of ores at Swansea advanced 7!. 10s. per toe. and wen are still scarce and wanted. Bombs@ sold et 101/. for cake, while Narmada ingots have realised 1061. Chili is fit= Si 90!. to arrive, and 881. to M. on the spot. Tio—A large business has again bees dome at aniseed prices. Pally 500 toes most have changed hands : Straits at 105.'. and 1081. cash, sad as high as 1084 10a, three mouths prompt, but there are *ellen now at 106/. 10s. cash. Basco Wen freely at 1061., and a fair quantity has bore taken. It is new comparatively much ,cheaper than Straits. English : The stooks of ootrmon in London are all but exhausted, and as smelters decline to sell for delivery from Cornwall, business is restricted, and many anticipate as of advance. The demand far relined is moderate. Tin plates continue dull, but from want of water the make is temporarily easeiderehly reduced. Lead is very dell and likely to he lower. Spater—Very little has bees dose ; ie the absolute of trams edict's prism an **mind at 944 10e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. wrzrePooL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) LIT ALBUMIN AND DrITILNATIONAL TILIKNIAPI.) (nom ova owl ooisserosnirr.) The market continues quiet but steady. sod the aloe will probably foot up 7,010 bales, of w►teb 2.000 will be Woes for spemilatum end export. TALLOW ifARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet at the following prier :—Town tal low, 40s. 6d. net cash ; hamburg Y.C., oa the spot, 41a. &I. ; October to December, 43e. 6d. ; Deosmber. 445. Yams MLEAGES. —Tows tallow, 435. Od. ; fat ditto, 2s. ld. ; yellow Bamiaa, 435. Od. ; melted s 325. 6d. ; rough ditto, 113 s. OL; tallow graves, 16e. ; dregs, 7s. SMITHTEILD HAY IiARKILT.--CTELTS DAY.) N. Harvey mad Ra b a report trade finis at lest dsy's arias. Primo meadow bay, 70s. to 80s. ; =pugs ditto, 90a. to 100 s. ; new ditto, 70s. to 90s. ; clover, old, Wis. to 120 s. ; sew, 80a. to 100 a ; straw, SU to 325. COVENT GARDEN : -(THIS DAY.) Notwithstanding the preprint dry weather, moat deacrip. tione of outdoor produce continue &handset. Cherries, gooseberries, and strawberries. though scarcer, are still sufficient for the demand. Of grapes and there is also a good sapplv, and black, red, at al d e lt: currants are plentiful. The anivals of foreign pax comprise apricot. sod West India pine-apples, both et which, especially the latter, are abundant red cheap. Green walnuts for pickling may still be °Wired. Pear are pleotiful, en are also potatoes. Flowers chbody corselet of orchids, heaths, pelargoniums, migoonatte, and roam RAILWAY TRAFFIC BermPre.—The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted for We week ending July 23, on 11,335 miles, to 705.470 f., and for the corresponding week of last ar, os 10,930 miles, to 6.11,289/. ; showing an Increase of 4 05 miles, sad of 74,1614 la this rewipts. The gram receipts on the following 14 railways mounted in the aggregate os 7,764 miles, to 563,=34 sod for the corresponding week of 1863, os 7,624 mike ; to 504,6974, showing an increase of 140 miles sad 66,6561. fa the receipts. The inzrease on the Caledonia sanonatmil to 2,5344 ; oa the Great Eutero to 4.5791. ; SS the Great Northern to 4.4774. ; on the Great Western to 1,k164 ; ea the Groat Seashore and Wasters to 2,6254 ; on the Lam osehire sad Yorkshire to 7.1304 ; on the London sad; North-Western to 9,905/. • as the Loaders sod Brighton to 1,1711. ; oa the London Lid South Weston to 3,0154 ; oa the lfaschestor, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 2.0081.; ma the Midland to 4,861/. ; as the North British to 1,3641. ; ea the North Easters to 140421. , ; total, 56,6874 Bat from this must be deducted 2311., the deems. en the death Fosters, !caries the Maims as above 511,655/. The goods sal misers! traffic on those lbws amounted to 250,5301., sad fee the oxreepowling week of 1863 10=4,4144, showing sa I Male of 26,1161. The nosipts for pasmagers, Weak unmated to 312,8231., Wahl* 280,2634, Mowing on increase of 32,540/. The teak realists ea 63 other Imes amomited, as 3,571 miles, to 142,1174, sod for the ow responding week of last rear, ea 3,306 miles. to L960/71.. showing an increase of 266 Miles sad of 15,5261. in the es osipts. The Wail receipts of the pet week show so Ir crass of 15,8731. compared with MMe {boss of week, =ding Ms 16th inst., aad as compared with thl dmig ese- I respeadiag week of loot year a very smaidesabbs Maressais the trams of the snaky. I! I I ; 4 . I lift. t r 1 i r 1 ~: ~~ '~ I