The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Lords Justices.) [NOS V. Gil. .. Two , oc cupied the VioirChancellor Wood for several INA sod was argued before their lordships is May ysr iv the bill Colonel Briolow Knox claimed to b , e putun with Mr. Oye in the Italian Opera during ow w ean Ica% and 18i9 The question turned upon o c as sault( of letters and of conversations deposed to, and „.. se r q uantity of evideoce was adduced. The Vice-Chan -0s Wood was of opinion that the plaintiff bad not made e ms car of partnerehip, but directed certain inquiries sad ~a , l gave the plaintiff leave to amend the bill with Lic a to an interest which he claimed under the late A. H. Fi g i s tbwayte, who was also interested in the opera, and rhos t:ie was executor. Ty e plaintiff appealed from this decree. gic H. Calve, Mr. Giffard, and Mr. Townsend, for the Colonel B. Knox ; Mr. Rolt, Mr. Hobbouse, and Mirtintsle, foe the defendant, Mr. Gye. Their loul.hip reserved judgment until this day. L A Justice Knight Bruce said that the main object of d o , hit ass to establish a partnership between the plaintiff pa the defeodant. The burden of proof lay on the plaintiff. BA had entered into evidence, and the Vice-Chancellor w o ad O ltuidered that the evidence did not make out the risotilr, caseevidence had been laid before this nod his lordship wu of onion that the col:cla ws of the vice-chancellor as no the effect of the „4, 00 was correct. But the vice-chancellor did not dismiss the bill entirely, but gave some r elief. Tee plaintiff said it was not all that he was entitled and sr pealed ; the defendant said that the bill ought to .lomusel. It wee possible that the plaintiff might be entitled to relief against the defendant, who might be the aerator of Tnistlethwayte, who might have been a partner, and it was possible that the plaintiff might have claims ' wort the estate of Thistlethwavte. Still, considering the from of the bill and what the plaintiff most have than in l: 4 81, aid considering the restricted nature of the w ee to amend, his lordship was of opinion that the bill ought to be wholly dismissed, but without prejudice to any light which the plaintiff may have, by reason of his having ex ecuted any bond, or against the defendant as executor of yboalethwaYte. The Lord Justice Terrier was also of opinion that the ybistid bad failed is establishing • partnership, but did sot think that that ought to lead to • dismissal of the bill, and though the plaintiff may have failed as against C.yo in his own right ; it might be different whist limucuvutor of Tbistlethwayte. The property decree, therefore. seemed to be that the cue should stand over, sith liberty to the plaintiff to amend, especially si the claims of the plaintiff in hie own rgbt might be effected by those of Mistie r:ware. His lordship had briefly stated his views, bet did sot mean to persist in them. He understood that the can would go to the highest tribunal, to which he left it. The bill would therefore be dismissed without prejudice, and with costs to the extent of 21)f. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Bdore the Judge Ordioary.) BANCROFT r. BANCROFT. Mr. N. chinb;;;iiii,4;,ii;ijaWat Ballasting Dr. Soma. and Mr. Staveny Hill for the petitioner ; the glees Advocate, Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., and Dr. Swabey for the relvadent. The me, which was partly beard on Saturday last, ham 'lrene been reported at considerable length. It was the petitioo of Elisabeth Bancroft against her husband Josiah B a rrow Bancroft, a printer in Piccadilly, Manchester, for a initial separation on the ground of adultery. The defence vas that the petitioner, having had an illegitimate child by her uncle an iadiarubber manufacturer. named Harrier, had concealed the feet from the respondent before his mar riage, and had paned of the child as her niece. He also charged her with having committed adultery with her brother-in•law, William Ramey, a calico-printer in George meet Beecheetet. In support of this plea, Peter Pilkiegtoe, foreman to the respondent, said that about three weeks after the marriage he had occasion to pto his master's private office, and its found Rumney there kissing the petitioner. A fortnight after he west no a sort of kitchen where a quantity of blocks sad diem ewe kept, and he found Mrs. Bancroft sitting with Ramsey or a coach in a manner importing an undue familiarity be tween them. _ _ Crosseramiced—Was surprised, bat not shocked. Thought it was very envoi indeed. First told Mr. Bancroft what witness hod sass when he was about to apply for • divorce. Should is; it was about February. Mrs. Bancroft genarallv went aboppiag on a Saturday, after which she called at the °Moe and west borne with her husband. Had twisted the resposdent in getting up his cam. sod bad been with him with that view to several houses of ill-fame. Catherine Pilkingtoa, wife of the last witness, bad taken ran of Mr. /3eincrof Vs bones before his • and for a short time afterwards. A fortnight after • marriage Ramsey called on Mrs. Bancroft while her husband was from home. Witmer saw him coming down stain, sod is minute or two afterwards Mrs. Bancroft followed him. Be aims twice more is the coon. of the nest three weeks. Baum YIAIS, **resat to the parties in 1863, sa - id that when Rummy caw he asked for Mrs. Bancroft. He ailed lo kin bar, and she would fetch him a gleam of brandy aid water. They would then at in the dining-room with closed dooms At parting they would kiss each other. Oa Co. occasion after Mr. Romney had left, wittier!' observed that Mrs. Bancroft looked very much Brushed. She mo rally ailed after that to go out. Sometimes she would may the was going to her husband's ofßoa, and sometimes to Mr. homoey's warehouse. She once told witness that both she sod her sister always flushed whenever they met anyone nnexpectedly. Crone-examined—Was dismissed by Mr. Bancroft for haring a visitor. Mrs. Bancroft bad complaieed to him. [The case wee prooesdiag when our report left.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Brian Mr. OonraiaaioDer Goalbara.) Ls RE JOHN SMITIL -APPLICATION FOR ORDER TO P The bankrupt was a caulker ist her Majesty's dockyard of Portsmouth. He bed her adjudicated bankrupt in prism, bat had not surrendered under the bankruptcy, and was adjourned sine die on the 27th of April. Mr. H. Lioklator, on behalf of the creditors, now asked for in order of this coast directiog that the official &Nivea should prosecute the bankrupt for nos-surrender. There ill no trade emirs% but the creditor for whom he ap. pared, Mr. W. Btu& a creditor for WM., was willing to jots the prosecution. . . . . . Hu licwou; said the court had no hold on a private credi tor ;it was therefore much better that the prosecution Medd be oradected by the official assignee, his costa being guaranteed in the ordinary way. Order accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOLITHWAEIL HIGHWAY 'ORRERY RITCHNING FROM ME WIMBLEDON arvirw. Wllham Edwards, a tell, well-dreeeed Yeeng loth, with duk moustache, was brought before Mr. Woolrych, charged with stealing a valuable raver watch from the person of Mr. William 114lis, under the following daring circumstances : The prceecut3r, a tailor, carryieg oo bovines in Wardoer street, said that oo Saturday be went with some military friend/ to the Wimbledoe Review ' end returned to hoodoo between :land 10 o'clock. When he hed got outside the platform waiting for his frieeds, and while he was convening with a gentleman attached to the 46th Middlesex, the pri soner suddenly rushed between them sod osporly knocked him down. at the same time snatching his watch. Finding the latter was goes he seised hold of the proems; bat be pi away from him, and ran across the Watmloo-roed. He fn.. 'lowed him and saw captured in Roapellatreet, bat UN watch vu sot to be found. Mr. Woolrych asked if he saw the watch M his hand ! Wastes replied that be did not, bet no one else came near bier so that he most have stoke it ; besides wittiest law him drop something while he was running sway, and • companion (oo doubt) stooped dove sod picked it up sad Me ott. However, be would not see what it wee. Thomas Rock, a cabinet-maker, said he saw the primmer rnotiog across the Wsterloo.road, pursued by the mom cllo v. who called out, He cot my watch." Witness followed, wad stopped him ia lloapell4treet, whoa they had a desperate straggle, but • constable came up sad ilMomd him. Police-constable 81 L. said that on Saturday night he was et duty outside the Waterloo terminus when he saw the poseentor talking to one of the volunteers, god the prisoner rushed between them and matched his watch. Witness law it a his hand, sod just as he was about to seise hold of the Filmier he received a blow from behind which knocked him down and when he got np again immediately the prose cutor, in his eagernem toadies the prisoner, pushed him down gait He, however, pursued the prisoner into Roopell "no. where he sew him struggling with last Trauma, sod seemed hint. He searched bins, but no watch could be found. Ne doubt some of his companions picked it up. Tee prisooer denied all knowledge of the charge, and said HIM the witnesses must be mistaken ea to big identity. Yr. Woolrych thought otherwise, and as it was such a Oaring robbery., he committed him for trial. WANDSWIAITH. WrABRING • RAN IN Tin ILSE RITH A PLY.—SHOCKING AFFAIR. Cortina, &Amish, • married women, who amis..' • Mild is her arms, was charged before Mr. Ingham with sulicionsly maiming James Condon by stabbing him in the eye with a brass pin. W:lson appeared for the prisoner, who has been in Castudy upwards of three weeks. The complaisant now attended to give his evidence for the first time. He appeared totally blind, and was led into the witoeu bor. Be stated that he lived at Pleasant- Pike. Park•rnad. Clapham, and he got his limas by labour 'l.l work. keew the prisoner and her hosbead. Oa 'Corday molts three weeks he west with his daughter into the Gireleners' Arms, Perk-road, to have a last of beer, aid he found the priaoser's husband and moms of L.. frivole drinking there. Soon afterwards the primmer "Mud and commenced to abuse witness, sad first struck hit. op the nose and then on the right eye with her THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 27, 1864. list. He asked her why she struck him, and she then took a brow in from her jacket and stabbed Mee in the right eye with it. She said she would not stab him in the bad eye, but in the good eye. When she stabbed him in the eye with the pia, sbe said, " Take that." She afterwaide said, " I have dose for you now." The whom added that he had only one eye, as he had lost the sight of the other for several years. Mr Ingham—What offset had the pia upon you—what did_ y ea fed! The complainsial—Very bad. Halt the pie run into my eye. I said to the'prioner " Yon have stabbed me in the e be ye. en " Hell the lees of the sight in • minute. I have sines laid up. Mr. loghein—Oan you see with that eye The imouplaiaaut—No t sir. In answer to quad ions by Mr. Wilson, the own. plainsot stated that be woe quite sober, and that he wee not is the house more than five minutes before it happened. He denied using say offinisive expressions to the prisoner before she struck him. He would swear that she stabbed him with • pia, and that else did use something more than her fist. Map Condoo, the daughter, a very respectable-looking young woman gave similar evidence, sad mid that water and blood dowed from the eye after the prisoner had stabbed her fattier with the pin. He mlled out, " You have blinded me !" sad witness and the landlady led him away as the primer endeavoured to strike him again. The witans gave a deatriptioa of the pin. She said it Ma a large Mess pin without a head. She did not know what became of the pin. Mr. highs= expresead kis intention of sending the prisoner to the Old Bailey for trial, but be reamaded her until neat week, for the atteadanee of t►e doctor. The prisoner was then removed. COMMERpI WAND MARKETS. 1 MA AS-LADI.--(TEDI DAY.) A wary moderato ripply of Sae& wins* was on offer in our market to-day. For balk red ea& white goatees there was rely a limited inquiry ; nsvertkedsm. Monday's Prim were su Fins rorzLerliest sold to • moderate =tent, c former berms ; but all Mbar kinds were a dell inquiry. Factors, bowers!, were firm in"tbear timer a& _ . . . MoanOs cargos* of train sold to fair extent, et about last week's currency. Maize was, in some instances, rather dearer. Tlinsbow of barley was by no means /atonal's, and sales PrErslowly, at about 'Wickes:, prices. s e s d u in good supply, and fair mutat, at full quota- The oat trade was in a sluggish state, and inferior ample' ware rather cheaper. The few beans on offer were readily disposed of at Tarr fall prioes. Peas *old steadily, but no actual advance took place in their value. The sour trade was firm, ai In ...d and c :~ .e; Monday's currency. le was parieg. r rßicas. Ite Witt!. Ilsomtei*rod.lll6l Ste to 64 Do. .16.1/14111 66 to ao Kort9ak_and iiiteoha Par Qr. 00116. 0 i Efootoh potato kfoll white black` __ 10 to 13 10 to SS ted, 188 BARMY Mating stop ' DistiGing Grinding........ so 27 SIMS Maus Bl to II Usk U to Kt Minas la to Si Nue B/ to Sil ?LA AAA?. laser Norfolk., ;ad Suffolk 4O to 6.5 ffloirstoo and Wore 40 to es Brown SO to 66 Om , -- 33 30 36 %I: _ lt to 311 111 So 39 sri New stow loallas, teed ens. 18 to 13 „ potato awls lisoiolt. teed Town nindat. - por - ii 114. Hounaboid lO to 33 Country Norfolk and Irtfollt, _ _ az Alp it to 27 Taa - if - . - WM!. I. a. Daotato and loop bore II to NI gottock It Weldon- met. OM. I. • Data* sad Swiftlt It to n lonims ....... .... 11b SI 42 be 44 41 to 43 laWaq hard Dial* n tip u smear ___ ra to 3111 soh AN0;1607, Ted . „ 46 to 413 BABLIT. - . - Ir! to 116 le 36 Mous Com Whits -- - 80 to IS Yoi3ow ___ II So Mt (Mediae 22 be 27 Diatt MARINI Data, Mew le ?4 Tram* per isTeii 7.. n s: to nand. se LI Atowlosa its bd. .. If to NI Camaro. to IS INTO LONDON. NY wAria is TO JULY N. INCLUSIVE. IS itir IS Airitivem or GLIM 60.. CAILRIAG; MJ OM ULY 1 I Wheat. Barley. kola Oat& Meer. NO& and %Meh era. a gm. gm kb. mein XPO V . 17114 330 Irish foreign I caw 470 .. lean 18aeo 290 Total I evil no 1700 woo Isieo as LIVERPOOL corrow MARKET. (THIS DAY.) NT =soma asp nrnoutmiosii T!L!OWL) (ram( OR owir oosazaroaDmir.) The market sway, at about Friday's quotation. sale 6,010 balm. SHARE LIsTB.—(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLOot. In the railway market today attention is chiefly occupied with preparations for Friday's settlement, yet the tons is firm, with a rather favourable tendency. Lancashire and Yorkshire stook has risen per cent., and Great Western, 4. Great Eastern is somewhat flatter. Most other lines remain at the quotations of yesterday afternoon. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1164 to 117 ; Great Western, 69, to 70/ ; Midland, 13 2 7 5 t to 138; Lancashire and Y °Ashby, 10 to ; South Eastern, 92/ to 931 Oaledonian, 1 to 1244 ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Metropolitan, 1114 to f ; and Great Northern, 138 to 140. Foreign, colonial, and Indian railway sharer are quiet. BY 1. eilrml Assuan. sex DAL ORDINARY SHAMS AND ISTOCKL 1111ria..Wornaoer1iC llbiband Tyne ilioalonineand,dt Nita Illennol and lizseee Caledonian Met and Bandon ibo. • • sodiv. aaUl D.B tp. • Isysid ta 8., IlAblin and BellsitJunc D ow ll . 4l n "*P W A Glassow nol l ' Weems lanai Isaion! ° " " `. - t -, . —• — if 1 is a 4 in; 124 ifTr.k7 I Lag lerest Nankai Scotland, Drestlfarthern D. ANC. so dh. I Owl 11D6p. c. YpsM Di [Gt. South t Was& *CI I emit Waists Diatom VaLOoalkk I Do. liouDs Dw w. eua-oiaa! Da Da D lir= Da. Da 11 Loarouldre & Yorkshire Landon ad Blackwall Les. MOtu& &Coast ilaadaaMaibm. & Dov. 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N.Xiero., 4 Yob p.e.J & mild! f100t.N.Z..4p.0..tp.g0et.1 IUBCILLANJ 0011PAIMIL ii:Oioi ' a.aeol !Piil 10,000 l ukoocri UM.000!000j 1U?, Id,oool 21?!.!'Ni 00,000 11101400 60,11100 10,00.10 i 20,000' Woooi 11.004 1 7 ).ii -0 1 In„-l0 - WOW so,aool scow! 10.000., 12,040 , 41.0001 22,600 , a°•°°Vi LAMEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (NY suecriuc Tr.zioure.) GOODWOOD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) DRAWING-ROOX STAKES. Haight of Snowdon ... . . f;loodask Hark-forword 6 ENTRY HANDICAP PLATE. T.Y.C. Crythsia, Landow', Masts, Richard, Blew Bell, Le Papil lon, Malsedra, Countersign, Corroborator, Waterloo, Gleuochty o, Welbeek, Vahalmbue, Bt. Vincent, Volnpans, Lady of Coverham, Peignoir, Idler, Myrtle, Queen of Trumps, Cadman, and Durham. All here but lest two. SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOPS FOR COLTS. Om mils and a gamier. Echo, --- Idler, First Flight, Anodic), and Gownsman am hem. SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOPS. FOR FILLIES. One mile and a quarter. Esperanto, Light w 00.., br to Drake :Pro t:elk, and 011111 Loir GOODWOOD DERBY. One mile four (wimp. Fleekforward, Ely. Young Rapid, and Llangollen are here. 009DWOOD_ 13TAKFZ. Two miles sad • buff. OatebArs-Ahve, Starks. OstWoman. Fortuos, Biondi% Oaasoset* Myrtle, Oderills, Thidestrio, Wel beak, Fisherman's Duighter, Jaunt* and Cleated are here. ENTRY FOR ElOO HANDICAP PLATE. Onomile an.l a quarter. North End, lenellee, Olivia, Maurice, Greenland, Wel. beck. Tyke, Tenonlie, Summenide, Orphese, Deerfoot, Obedience, Charlemagne, Rosins, sad Oberon. All are has. but the last (oar. PINDON STAKES. T.Y.C. Romig. Fumil, o;tris - r - , — ThOr, aoacr;ct, Wild Boy, &I vy, La Maadaria, octal" Zambesi, Boa* Con traband. Loagdova, Wings of th• Wiad, aad Plaatageartt Sr. ham ENTRY FOR 00WDRY STAKES. T.T.C. Sister Mary, Gomm, Le Papillae, Lily Abbe, Trig, Lord Ronald, Rest, sad AMP:lots. All here but last three. ADDMONAL AIIILTV/LS.—Star of the South, Creatieuy, Belly Mooed, Beatrice, Sardinia, Aurora, sad Wittabbox. LATEST BETTING. GOODWOOD STASES. Lwow on Thalootris. 9 7 to 1 lot Lizocoisa (t) to 1 Guillaume Is Tacitorao (t) 100 to 1 naztoo (off ) Very link betting. Claxton moratoltod st 12.30. VISIT OP ?HE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OP WALES TO o7)ii JiT vi:Lf DAY.) Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales left Frogmen this morning, and proceeded to the Windsor-matt= of the South Western Railway, when a train was waiting to convey the royal party to Goodwood to be present at the mesa. The train haring left Windsor at 11 o'clock, arrived at the elephant junction at 1L32, where a fresh engine warn ready at the siding to continue the journey. A stoppage of nearly ten migrates occurred at Clapham, where the illuminate travellers were received by several of the officials of the company, including th. Banks, the superiateedent of the station. The train having beep shifted on to the South Coast line, the whistle was sounded, and the departure for the re mainder of the jlerney took slam. The train was to pro ceed to the Three Bridges, nod thence on to the Pnlborough line and direct to ChM/larder, where it was to arrive at 1.30. The royal party were to be driven in their private carriage, which wait down by the same train (the horses having been seat yesterday), to the seat of his Grace the Duke of Rich mond. Captain Grey was in attendance on the Prince of Wales. The Princess looked in steeliest spirits. Her royal highness was attended by the Hon. Mm. Stator. In order to guard against danger Mr. Crisps, the telegraph superintendent of the South Coast Railway Company, amempsaied the royal train with a portable telegraph in' slimmest, said all the station-masters on the lime were hotfooted to keep " • sharp look out for the signal-needl e &X.'. FATAL ACCIDENT OR THE GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY. INQUEST.--(1103 DAY.) This forenoon an inquiry was held by Mr. Rich ards. the deputy 00(004C, at the London Hospital reepecting the death of John Bendall Charles, aged 30, • sigoalmas sad platens& at the Biehopegate terminus, who was knocked dews and ran over by an engine. It appeared that the diseased was on Wednesday weak welkin along the metals at the above terminus, whim se ea. gibe sad train won owning op so as to be ready for dinertere fir Ipswich at 1145. l'brosgh some unaccountable impalas ha dapped right or te the metals directly the Begins. The driver, Ahoy Drake, sailed eat to but in an in sant he was knocked dowa and run over. H. was shock ingly injured, and died nos afterwards. He was a enmity man. and was perfectly sober at the time of the cesurrencia. The Puy returned • verdict of " Accidental Death." VICTORIA PAIL SWIMMING MATCM.--(THIS DAT. )--As elegast silver cep, given by Yr. Woodbridge, tbe minutia. master of Victoria-park, to amateur swimmers --youths glacier 16 yeas of age—was woo this monis. by William Bell, We of Lloyd's, a sae of Mr. J. H. Bell, of tits Shipping Oszette. There were ?2 competitors, sod the ram was of a most exciting ...barmier. About 3,000 spectators lined the books of the lake, sod baited the warier witb loud Ames. DserB --- c4Ms. DivEn, M.P.—Mr. Divett, who bad beim ill for some time, died yesterday at Breteek, mar Easter. Tb. hoe. gentleman ha. represented Exeter as • liberal member ever siege 1832, and, thank he seldom spoke, was held is great respect as both Wes of the louse, his modest being straightforward and his was berg °oscillatory. He was chairman of the South Arminian' Beak and the Booth Australian load Company. It is stated that there is likely to be • contest for the borough. Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., mentioned se a candidate en the liberal side, and Lord Coartemay es the emearvatirs TM MANCHESTER ASSIZES.—Iip to 5 o'clock last evening the judges had not arrived from Lascasier. A member of the bar was expected later in the *reifies to opts the aommiesioe, sad the grand jury are summmed to meet this judges today at 11 cethiak, when they will be sworn in, and the chirp will be delivered. FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT AT GELENOCE.—()D Saturday night • melancholy accident occurred off Fort Matilda, about two miles meth of Gressock, by the swamp ing of • small boat carry* slug mil, through which a youth named Neil M•Chlery. aged 18 men, as apprentice painter, lost his life. leChlery bad bees over at the &airmen regatta, along with Charles Gallagher, is his boat, the Abeam. On their Mara home, is commusace of a heavy vied having shifted the ballast of the boat. she basted over von much. Galiaeber at moos tried to right the ballast, and while so engaged the boat filled sad west down. ll•Cblery jumped tato the inter and got hold of two oars. The boat went down nadir Ga/ladiar, who. being • good swimmer, sem come to the surface sod kept himself afloat, sad remained beside Walley for frill Sweaty minerals. At the expiry of that time who amid ant swim. bei mme azhaasted, let go the oars and mak. Gallsobeir thee made towards a small boat that put oat train Goureek to hia rescue, and was picked sp. He also might have boa drowsed bat for the teat that the accident wee observed by some gastlemare os the top of ea omnibus going down to Gourock, who massed • small boat tee the rams of the two youths—Edinburgh Courant. ACCIDIST AT A VOLUNTEER SmAll FIOIIT. —A young ems named Garland , belonging to the 6th Deem Rifle Corps, met with a serious accident ths other engin while engaged is a sham fight. The corps searched to the grounds of • gentleman in the neighbourhood of Ham staple. where • sham fight with bleak cartridge took pkgs. While gee d the minatory was getting over a badge the trigger of his till waked riderifleaanght in the twits. and the ride was is esiseemessi dieeha is Garland's fees The usfortusate man was at awe removed to the in rmmy, and it is sot expected ha will Fmk his wpwialte. 3MICING LANK-(THJES DAY.) 817041 L -Then is ao improvement la the de for this article ; only a moderate basins' in British West India., at prices barely equal to those ruling last week. Trieidad relining, 37a. ; St. Kitts, 38s. • Jamaica, 364. &L Is other kinds so Wes reported. Bodied mations* In fair request, at steady prices. COIM.—No public sales have been held to-day ; pri vately, business u dole( in Plantation Ceylon at farm prices, and Native, 675. to 68a. TEA —T!e motet nmeiee quiet. Hips.-1,800 boa of good middling whits Banal sold at 12a. 3d. sales reported. Elaisrrres—Asparail of Bengal, refraction 7 per cent., sold at 395. abort prompt. Barnown.-80 balsa of Bengal of reosat import sold at 5/. 15a. to 61. 5e., being steady prices. Satiturc.—The market betas more freely 'applied, good and floe button sort boa sold at sa. to 10a. decline—from 8/.10. to 91.10.. Carrots motional dull of oak. Harr.—Prior of slow Kaaba us quoted at 331. 10s. to 361., for Mario, to du. TALLOW MARIEET.--(THIS DAT.) The market is steady at the fallowing quotations :—Town tallow, 395. 6d. to 395. 9d., net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., ors the spot, 41.. 9d. to 425. ; July, 41s. 6d. to 41a. 9d. ; Oats. her to December, 435. 9d. to 4Y. ; Desember, 44a. 3d. to 445. 6d. BOROUGH HOP HARKIT.—(THBI DAY.) News. Pattenden and Smith report oo sitaratiou in the market since Monday last ; prices remain firm, with a steady demand for cousumptko. The plantation aoreturts this morning are rather more favourable than t►ose mosived • few days ado. FATAL Direrrl.LenT ACCIDIefT AT CILABOOW.•-• Tam Lrrin Lowy.—On the forenoon of Friday last, be tween 9 sad 10 o'clock. a dreadful accident occurred in No. 2 Distillery at Port-Dundee, belonging to Meters. M. 111•Farlase sod Co. A tan, containing between 8,000 sad 10,000 pitons of wish heated by steam op to 186 de re" bust, sad the bet liquid melded a fireman, Robert Mlntyre, 23 rin s, of age ; the foreman, James Max well, and two named John Sommerville, aged nine years and Day' Fife, aged sight yean. The ,offerers were immediately conveyed to the infirmary, but the injuries which M'lntyre and the boys bed sustained were of inch • serious character that they expired. The boy Sommerville died as Friday afternoos, M'lntyre oe the genie evening, sad the boy Fife on Saturday afternoon. M'lntyre was unmarried. The boy Sommerville, aocom , peond by his companion Fife, had gone to the distillery with bin father's breakfast. Maxwell, the foreman, is seriously injured, bet hopes are entertained of his re coveey.—Edinbergn Courant. A HOUR CHARING A RAILWAY TRAIN:SRRIOCS AOCIDINT.—IVRQs WO men in the employ of Mrs. DAMN of Much-ha Farm, Wooddittem were engaged ie loading a winos at the Dullieghim railway station, on Monday, the 19th inetaat, one of the bones was left unyoked, and on the Nutlet( of • down train took fright, sad before it mold be secured alerted off at lull speed, sod kept pace with the elegise for some considerable dis tance down the line. The eagine-driver, seeing the horse was in danger, at ones determined to stop the train, but Nation the animal might run in the way of the engine before be could do so, be pot on steam sod ouMamd it. Being left far behind, the home slackened his pace, and was eventually stopped shout midway between Dullingham sod Newmarket. Here one of the men, named Robert Halley, who had followed the horse, came up, sad having taken charge of him, was in the act of fastening the chain. trace upon the hareem, when the hone, which could still hear the train, man started off. The roddenoese of this mused the chain to become twisted round Haiku's leg, and bete g unable to release himself therefrom, the poor fellow was draggedalong the line Rod his thigh was badly broken in two ols.• sad be ens otherwise dreadfully out and bruised upon the body.—Bery and Nora** Port. CRIMINAL LUNATICS. —At Michaelmas, 1863, I there were 929 criminal lunatics or insane persons under detention in asylums and licensed houses in Fieghad sad Wales, 717 males and 212 females. Their offences ham bees various—from murder down to that of being a wandering lunatic. The slumber in monody in the coarse of the year is stated at 817 males and 331 females, bet it is probable that Dearly 100 of the letter are counted twice over, manly, in Broridenoor H os pi t al. to which they were removed, and also in the asylums from which they were brought. Only a small poetical of them priapism were sequittad on the ground of insanity ; the majority became hum after trial, and many were oommitted being found insane. Nearly half have lime more than four yens in melody. severed more than 20 years. In the mum of the year 137 mew and 40 Wallin were added to the number ; on the other band, 63 died, the escaped, and 45 (32 men and 13 worm) having below* sane were either discharged or removed for trial or punishment. It is stated that he 37 amuse asylums the average cost oer heed for the year was 23/. sa. ; that at Bethlehem Hospital the charge payable from the public funds gave an average of 46f. lie. 2d.. and at Fieherton 301. 14s. lit. ; and that in some of the Hemmed houses Jodi virtual cases will be freed where the eosin defrayed from private fowls, =out to 1501., 1001., 4001., 4801., sad eves 5301. _ _ THE. RAILWAYS AND THE LONDON COAL TRADE.. —For the halfieer midis, the 30th of Joao last the Loadon cod North Western Railway has required to the mrempolis 480,140 toss 12 owl. ; the Great Northern. 354.701 loos 4 owl ; the Great Eastern. 93,340 tons 15 cwt. ; the Greet Western, 91,506 toes ; the Midland. 66,898 toss 8 awt. ; the South Western, 10.630 toss 10 ant : the Loudon, Chatham., and Dower, 8,950 toss ;sod the Tilbury sad floutherel, 344 toss. Of the teksl railway sepply the Clay-areas pita, ow Chesterfield, have 'applied melees than 118,229 toss ; Cod k. i 3 i 3. 4 360 60 .4 ; Kirk lees bell, 30.531 toss 17 cwt. ; 1 23,544 toes 9 owl. ; Lesglee. 13.943 toss 8 cwt. ; Langley 27,540 toss 12 owl ; Babbingtoe, 29,75610663 cwt. ; Oawber Bali, 19,177 tow 18 owt. ; Staveley and West , 40.060 toss 19 cwt. ; Pisiton, 44,682 tow 13 owl ; tea, 17.078 teas; Plastree. 15, 771 toss 14 cwt. ; Vitoria, 13.781 tons 15 cwt. ; Baddealey, 15,139 toga 19 cwt. ; New Birch weed, 13,784 tofu 12 owt. ; Elegant. 13,078 tome 5 cwt. ; Lambkin. 21,956 teas 1.2 owl. ; and Bashes% 74.591 tows 6 owl. The latter ban chiefly bean u follows :—Wharn elite, 14,366 Is.. 19 wt. ; Oooper and Oct's 24.687 tone 12 owl. ; Newton end Co.'., 19,813 teas 14 art. ; sod Club and Os.'s 7,021 Uwe. The above tessege relates solely to the supply front the eaallkilds of Derbyshire. sad Yorkshire. While the ge= " tt shows • van large bureau with the ogrrespeedisg half of the year 1863, the &Disease seal has &slimed reardeeshly, but as the lock out has now guard Uwe is artery pubs -1661 tbs tamp will var ismasse. Itlaa. ow.llC.la.g.lgaa. I Do. sect.. Dalai° I LW Karoo , Do. Pridemore liztaal,&Oodaricli Ids. Aug. 1.1372 Do. do. lily 1, 1373' De. do. Joss 1876' Cal it S. Nmaiora 6p.e.8. Caps T. I Dock Bp. e. g. Doro6rars7 p.e.per.praf Stop! go. 6do lO2 106 Aka Indian go. 6do ! 101 i 102 Do. GI Mord= I par go 1 1 I Da If do I Par. ikood hook IA Canada, 14 9 111 Dialioulp. M. 8.,6p.ct 91 93 Do. Ist prof. Bonds 72 74 Do. do. deterred 91 eg D 6.21911604 Booth B7 89 Da. do. deterred- 66 67 D. 1916 rot. Mock t MI 69 D. do. deferred 63 46 Do. AY pest. Stock D. do. deterred 27 ID Groat Isdloo Penlosula lei 168 Da gaa. 6 par rent. par Do. New do. per 1= BRS.elludlae.6p.el NI 101 Do gar seal 93 96 Do .at Winters or Canada 9/ D. Now I Do.llp.e.lsda. pap. 1873; 89 Dade do. do. URN SI tidbit Breath. Wilted , }der D. New Wand Oar. 6p. malt 90 Do. do. OS DS. do. 40.- 1 8) Do. 11910 Yolk Corp. 6 Pot O. Dd 11.16. moo ilobecties Say 30 01 N.Dron.tCaa.elLA & 92 N.11.61C666.p.8. DI Soiada n g ag as. 6c r39.6.1at 0106. 1901 , 1611 Do. ' DI HO I Db. do. do. *Os par Do. Pardon* do Da. ludas 116.11;i..d,0 t 9 9 6 I re JOINT MCI BAY VA 17 U 77 OS TT U 97 90 94 Se No. ISL. i llamas. I I 10400 100 i& llaslerisma's(L ) KM SO • Do new 10.000 00 Albite %COO 100 AlllaboaLoaALlvarpaid, 10.010 100 Do. New 100.000 le Anglo Austrian 101,100 20 Angie Itaban (11•1140)1 MOP MI Australasia I TAN 10 Da. K.. 1140 10 laakattrellisliCalarabli .. . croi cow INN 25,000 N 10.000 100 20,000 N Book of rppt Bask of Bonk of Otago aingl usi of)j Book of Queenalmod (L.) BoolcofVfotorta,A 1:8a la SOMO le IA 600 S:o Bank et Now Us/sad !!"0.11.6,,0Y51Y,P044, *NO. 00 Amish & Oaatomism (1.1 *NO 50 British N. Af044406 1,1100 00 C. EL ladhoAss., (ilea, 7,400 110: Do. New *ll5 I.Chart. Mar. Indla,&e 0,000 100 lap 10,00 100 Ccdanisl 140011 26 Cam. Kant of India, he Immo' 10 Consolidated Nun (1 4 0000 100 Continental (1.4 1000 10 'MK Loudon (limited) 4010.00 Do, New WOO, 10 . 11sebbcoL&Anel-Chartd *WO MI Boa& and Swedish (1 moat b) European Bank(Lhedted 10,000 10 Illndusn.Chlna&fap.(L,l 10,00 100 Dn. New 1000 100 Imperial Bank Limited' 8.000 10 Mu. Now DIAN, 0 Imp.6k.of Chaa.oc,(L l MAO 20 loperlauttosuut MON 10 lowan !MIAS 10 :land Mert.ll. India (1 • *OlO 60 ' Lon. lik.ofll e x leo, &e. ( 10.00 100 Loa. Baal et Seetiandlh 100 London sad Brazilian 1 &MO lau.S.l‘oo4.ll.l4sterL *OOO 26 Do. New, laa. at ti moo 10 Loa., Dir., & Ste/La.)! 60,000' 01 tom. MBank et AIWA 00 14,0100 London sued Clotealel (L. 94,000 60 • London and County., i 400 100 Loa. liaeong,Cee. ( 1 1 000 64 Landon Joist Nook. . 1 _ 10100 MO , Lon. and Northern ()1 10,100 90 London& South African 000 100 Loa. & s. Western eua 60.0010 , Lon. & Wastallnater DIAN 10 Merchant Itaiik(Lira.) 000 60 •Mareantile & inehemiL 10000 DI i Da New 10000 100 Metro. at Pm. hank (L LW Ma Midland Beak (Lim) 10000 MO National of LIVOL. New 10,000 1111 N. Pro. et Ihmtmd 10,60 14 Natiesal Bank, Now SACO 20 New death Wiles 40,000 II Nan Zealand (lAngtail) 60.100. North Manton *4OO 05 Driantal Bank Camaro MOOO 60 Previa BankleiCorp.X KM 150 /Twine. al !WNW . Aso is aims, Nat,* paid woo is loath naltratis 10,000 It 'Booth Sonora (14a.) KM 100 lltaad. cd B. Aldan 4,650 100 . Do. 40. 10,000 II 'Union or Ariatft,:taw 14,00.100 , U 116012 of trainee (IMO WIN 10 Union of Lanito • • et. 109 12. Onset Malang ›ack I UNA , at loathe lOO 1.1110.8004 Bt. 101..lattimela . NUS et lO9 810.101 • a. fralThil 11:4 aril 1 LI lfh SS 18 at 42 en, 1 liina vii 74 116 IS poi 0 us 1 su sl 1 W 1 10 10 Al i W ,100 'iii 1 lis a in! '166 !TN I ;100 1105 i Pa i CI. piialo. I M 99 V/ 99 107 109 96 97 al. pekes I Kies. - *9 - 11 P.. !I eV ST 02 Ni 9,1 i 4lO it= 2 6 pall I Ob 4 m P Dol 4 41Pg 0 l itio iv-, li 2 pw I liamal SI 14 I t mi 4 dis I 6pm U 36 IN 1111 1116 lit 3 1 dls I npml 106_ IN i 4 s mil 4 3Me 3 SUSI il_ al I 11 1 Alp 8I 4 i 4 Pa I 4 as' Is es. -- T t I el iii..l 11 1 1141 s 1 2pc i 1411. Ip. pm 1 M ie lie lm IP e Sm. edia Fir 11: 1 1 11 111,',. $ 6pu Pol 4114" 2 3.-.17 5 ii ii 111:01 1 I SO_ _. gi- lie 12i Pse VIM I Wet 29 SI 41.2 SS _lpss 2 2919 r i 99s si il~ 14 17 10 11 j 1 poi! II 6 pap• i:.--- vea..o. i ,:..., .: .5.000, ...Goo! t 0..? ...., PARYZIU224OII SHAUL Great Eaton. Eastern Coaatrao Extsosicar, No 2, 106. Geri Waters Original 5 per oat rodorraab/a prof., Dl4. Loadoo sod Brigbtoe 3 per oat. Goarsatood &oak, No. , 112. North FAAINII, G.N.N.„ 4 pot cask prof., 106. TORIUGN UILWAYS. Dutch Rhenish, 19. Great Luxemboug. 11. San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 pee mat. (121. paid). noatk Austrian and Lombardo-Vemtlan, PROIIIIICIAL SNARE MA/MATS. MACCIUMM, JILT ft—A pretty lair Miaow was done, and prim elm rather 1n .Confederate Lem 70—Cemildated Bask (UMW). 74 p—Orest Mum til I—Orest N A. 1 I—O r 1614—Oniat Western. 014-1111sols ortham Cen tral. 444 (I.—Lancashire and 'Yorkshire. 1141 41 f—lasiden and North Western, 1151 164 1 I— Ditto New, 1121 11 I—Mao them?, abeasste, and liaoobalWe. •ii f 44 i — Ditto Bit =46 p—lletropolitan, 1111 I—ilesicaos, ttft, am a— lai{ 7 4—North B Disk Stl 4—North Lidera, Bar wick; I.o7ostb Eastern. 03—lhatues and Mersey Marine In somas 6—Mayday Coal and Iron, IS p.—Yerran tile Bank, 91 p. —National Steilni, Id. par—Claieral CrilM, 1-10 p.—C. Casunell and Co., 10 p Illuttitos As, JULY 26.—The transactions In this maks' to. day Included Birmingham Canal sham. d 90—Dieltwielt Junc tion Canals, at 181--liirminglinallanktaa Conway, new mimes at 111—Birmingham and Statlonlahlre Oas. ft, sham. at *— and Birmingham Waterworks. new damn at ti puma fir. Waltham Town and District Banks were sold 7ert.MOJ at 16/ — London and North Wntern new Stock was quoted at 1114 to lite —Booth Station* at 101 to 11/4—Diedky and Wail Mewl& Banks, at 74 to 71 —Birmingham Old 111111 s, at 14 to 11—Birrolag• Ma Waggon shares, at 104 to 1044—Metropolitan No. I sharea, at 14 to 11 prem. COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAT.) Walls Frd Bonds Hatt's. 19s. ; Walls Fad Hartlopool, 18e. 98. ; Walls Lad South Hartlepool, 18s. ; Walls Ead South Sallee, ; Walls Fad 114; Hall , 18s. ; Walls Zed Eden Main, 17e. 98. ; Walls Lad Harks. 17s. ; Walls Bad Framosllgate, 17s. 61 ; Belmont, 17a. 3d. ; Taalleld Moog Bata, 13s. 6d.—Ship at market, 81; at Ns, 15. MatiattruoixVitalises—OD Saturday an in vestigatios took pie reepeoting as meat which tamed the death of Wm. Coombe, the wife of Yr. Coombs, nautical instrument maker, of Devonport, and of bar infest child, Annie Coombs. The jury, after being empanelled, pro ceeded tosnagishouring cottage sad viewed the bodies, which were is one arida, the infant lyiog to the mother's arms. Oa their rebus to the Skip Inn the strideee• was takes by Mr. Bone, the district cormer. It appears that Mr. amonspanied by his wife and child, amid a servant Elisabeth Kerlin*, went I. a boat up the river Tamar for a planters trip. When they arrived at Newquay a rift of timber Impeded their progress, and at this platy they landed sad partook of tea. Afterwards they remstered the boat, which wee attached. by mass of a rope, to the drew \retests's., which took the in the direction of the Was Read. When soar a place rolled Yorwellhant the swell of the water sawed by the sootiest a/ the paddles of the Ammer swamped the beak and the compacts were immersed le the water. Mrs. Coombs, with bar infant in her arms, sank imeedistely, sad they were sot men 'min slim. The steamer's boat was at mos lowered by the mate, and Mr. Coombe and the servant were thus paved, after haviag cask Mies. • very *of.] some was primate& oseeider able fame being required to prevent Mr. Coombs kneels( overboard after his wife sod MEd. Is the mane of an kw the lifeless bodies were recovered by the aid of (tep e* the add Wag la the its positice as wham it was Inemersed is the water with its mother. The jury dared that emaything possible bad bees dace to save the two sad were convinced that no blame whatever attested to espies. • verdict war returned wcordingly. The foaml wee very largely attended. No. 16A. 1 10.!N! IX* les! ISI,!7sL 40.000' 10 30000' 2 00.t00 42. j 10,000 20 10, sr too no{ 1 00.000' 1 f12.0?!* li I Asalo.lleilama Mat lAaineasa aostreaeall.L.:::6 BerlinWaterwarts Boubsy eta ( !BMWs Amadeu Lad 111. L. llow Tel. MI laritlea Tea (L ) raeada Company eteaadiaaLeeaLlav34) lefty of Ceylon lOW Oessi Wm.) . Ana of atelesalagie.(6) lexarr:!letaii.jui°B4lmi idowouii&Toi Cootinental arpetia .rsthistLt OoetreetCiesi Coltll. t lteg.,Precrep.e Credi Fowler Do. of Maarigias (L) ICrodit Mobilier Cada Palace Do. ?reformat owe •a ...u. Ferp. Dab (L L India irrigation. &41 =Coat Frd.(L Telegraph Inn end Asa Copper !Meads! Corporatioa L Financial Disoount (L ) Fore-st. Marabous (L Oellirara (Limited).— O.Credint Fin.of (L 143 en. @teem Nerlaislimi limoodYndsalal Aa(L) Emisoseallag I l i =lifor.C.lL Asa ‘L) Interna co l ( (Lim. internal-Land eredit(L (Can. Car.) Do. a p. e. B.ls. r. IMO leinitgaockDimenal(L) Land Securities (Una) Load. African Trading Lond.andCatedoe.ll./L Lond.District Teleg.(L) Load. Moan. Aro. (L.; I De. New Load. O. Onodins ) Loot, I ite.Stm. ' Madras Irriga. & Camel Do. Marine lavestrain Mauritius land,ial Media item e Tl. INN ben Works atal landttCoL C. (L) Nations/ Ota Cons ILI National Flartacial (L) National else it ay. (U NerbaddaCoel t L N.Zealiurd T..*Leari(L. M. Brit. Australasian (L) 11. init.& Merano. la. (L NovadeotiallandL L) Do. 60. Ocean Marine them% Oriental Coeunerclan. Orient .1 Finang . al4. Origami One ( Do. Nan Offieet.lainsdasamtL ) Ottoman Financial (L ) Ottoman Os (United Do. hoilltv. Lod ilk ND& (14 posinsator t 0. Mom] Quebrods L.. IL. lbpossey Dos Do. N.. No./. City Lamm (1.,) Ditto ditto R. 7 ,Seot.Aastra. [alit* tOs.i: asa=firstl u i Plot 4ustral . faii Lead Winmrima tellansinia.l l.; Truth7b3l Ilairesalhney la.(L) llc L T. &L. Oa. a U. LparieLles. MK.Tdes.O.(L) e. Usisklatia•las.(L) Opeer Airs Tra(Liza Ditto vas Dlsesse's [yd I warning PlassatiLla IWNUa L 1021 10 10 1 41 S 01 Si !PRI NI r 41 47 sd Psi 6 ra l e 161 P. Ilk 91 si • Se - II Ti 7 0 40 sum 8 pin II PS sd li dies 111 15 ad= T{ 16 16 16 UT 1$ 106 lOC b,OOO N 16, 0001 i 11.0401 16 6 110.0601 16.600 SI K 37.•351m+ as woo' 16 19.710 6.1661 II 116 1641 16.001 St, * .6001. 000 60 St_4oo6 116 21% =id 184 - siza lei lie IN ni • MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAL.) Two o'CieeL Business in the stock markets to-day is extremely languid. The funds are unaltered in price. At tention is almost wholly occupied with pre parations for Friday's settlement in shares sad foreign stock,s. Holm railways are firm, and in one or two cases have improved, while most other kinds of securities remain at yesterday's quo tations. Pending the result of to-morrow's weekly board at the Bank, there is little disposition to speculate. _ At Paris, to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram the Three per Cent. Recites opened at 68(r. 12c. for the amount, being nearly the same as yesterday. Consols are quoted 891 to 90 for money, and 90i to for the 9th of August. The official report of actual transactions is annexed:—Three per Coat. Consols, for money, 90, 84 ; Three per Cents- Reduced, 89, 1, 1,1; New Three per Cents., 89f, 1; Exchequer Bills, March, ss. dia. ; ditto, June 6e., Is., dia. ; Bank of England Stock, 240 ; India 5t00k,212 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 143.0 ; the Four per Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 931. Foreign stocks have experienced scarcely any change whatever in price, owing to the absence of fresh business. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. : Turkish, 1862, Loan, 691 to 70 ; the Consolidis, 50 to 1; Greek, 24 to 24 ; Mexican, 281 to I, ex all ; Confederate, 76 to 77 ; and Spanish Passive, 281 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, and 18110, 871 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 1021 ; Greek Five per Cents., 231 ; ditto for account, 241 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 29, ex all ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, 881, 9 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 841; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 441, 4, ex div. ; ditto Passive, for account, 281 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 100/. Bonds, 74 ; ditto 1862, 70 ex div. ; Venezuela Six per Cents., 1862, 571, 1. The City of Baltimore has arrival from New York with 47,8421. in specie. _ _ _ . _ Fors o'CLocu. Consols close .t 89 1 to 90 for money, and 901 to i for the account. The bullion operations at the Bank yeatetil were limited to a small withdrawal and a s purchase, equalising each other. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Monday, the Ist August, a special settling day in the following securities : 1. Humber Iron Works and Ship To be Building (Limited) I marked. 1. In tsansactions only entered into on and after May 1 L 2. Socidte Generale de l'Empire Ottoman. 2. In transactions only entered into on and after July 13, but it is officially ordered that " the shares shall not be admitted to quotation in the official lista, the committee not being satisfied with the manner in which the company has been formed." --- The above resolution with regard to the Otto man Socititil Generale, which, it appears, was adopted unanimously by the committee, caused the price of the shares to decline this afternoon to 21 to 2i prem. Owing to the rise in the value of money in this market, the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted more favourably for this country, and in some cases the rates were rather irregular. Sub joined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 12.01 to 1 : ditto, 3 days, 11171 to 18 ; Rotterdam, 3 swathe. 12.01 to 11 ; Ant werp. 3 mouths, 25.63 to 70; Hamburg, ma. team, 3 mouths, 11.94 to 1 ; Parks, 3 days, 25.20 to 30 ; ditto, 3 Mouths, 25.60 to 70; Fratakfort.oe.tbe-Maiso. 3 months, 120/ to ; St. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 313 to Visas% ed. flo., 3 smooths, 11.83 to 90; Trieste, ed. do., tomtits, 11.35 to 90 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 48 to 3 ; Odra. 3 months. 48 to 1 • Imghors, 3 mouths, 25.70 to 75 (Auras, 3 mouth:, 25.70 to 75 ; Masa, 3 1 6 6 6 9116 . 25.75 to 80 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 25.75 to SD ; Palermo. 3 swaths. 25.75 to 80 ; Mesas, 3 mouths, 15.75 to 80 ; Lisboa, 90 dam 511 to 52 ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to 52. At — the first meeting of the Laad &scarifies Company, held yesterday, the directors' report was unanimously adopted. The net profits to the 30th June last were 9021., besides profits on advances, which are estimated at 4,9861. At the annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Australian AgriculturalOompany, held Tester. day, the report was unanimously adopted. On the 31st of December last the whole balance of undi vided profit amounted to 17,9251. 7s. 2J. A further dividend of 7s. 6d. per share was declared payable on the 2nd of August, leaving a balance of 2,9251. 7s. 2d. to be carried forward. At the meeting of the London and Barton Bottled Beer Company (Limited), held yesterday, the report of the directors was adopted, and a dividend at the usual rate of 10 per cent per annum, free of in come tax, was declared payable on the lth inst. The Oil Seed Crushing Company, at a meeting held yesterday, declared a dividend at the rate of 8 per neat. per annum. The half-yearly sleeting of the Southampton Dock Company is called for the 24th of August, and that of the Victoria (London) Dock Company for the 9th of August. A petition for the winding up of the British and Foreign Cork Company (Limited) is to be beard be fore Vice-Chancellor Hindersley, on the 3rd. of August. We are requested to mention that the share list of the Loudon and County Land and Building Com wy (Limited) will be dosed on Monday next for London, and on Wednesday, the 3rd August, for the country. The share list of the Locomotive Cotton Press Company will be closed on Saturday next, the 30th instant. ------ The share hat for the haw of additional capital by the Indian Tramway Company will be closed on Monday next, August L TOZSIPAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to for the 9th of August, opened and closed to-day at the sane quotation. For money the last price was 891 to 90. The official report of the actual transactions is subjoined :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 90; ditto for account, 901, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, g,l ; New Three per Cents., 84 1, 1 ; Annuities, April, 1885, 14/ ; Exchequer Bills, June, ss. dia. • ditto March, Ba., 4a. die. ; Bank of England &Zak, 2401, 42, 40 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 41, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 1888, 991. Tbe India Five per Cent stock was firm. Ex chequer Bills declined is., the March being quoted 9s. to 4s. die., and the June 611. to Is. dis. The foreign stock market was Bat in the morning, but showed rather more steadiness in the afternoon. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on English government securities was 61 to 7 per cent. MINB&-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Cr.oon. Little businees is going forward in British mining shares to-day, and scarcely any change has occurred in prices. But Grenville shares are quoted 5 to 1, and East Lovell, lth to 18. Great Wheal Vor are marked in the Stock Exchange 29. Yudananintana Xining shares have been dealt in at dis., and Kapuada at prem., ex div. Foreign Dunes me very quiet. At the Cobre Copper Mining Company's meeting yesterday, a dividend of Bs. per share was declared, payable on and sitar August 11. THR ELECTRIC *x INTERNATIONAL TZLIORAPR COMPANY. —It has beer armor seed edhially, that at a meeting cd the heard ol erodes et this oestpaay held this day, it ere Masivol to notINININIMI to the proprietors at the seeerd yeeettep to be held at thearmpiey's earls, Tele ' graydreenet, lieeelpate-etnet, en Wearesay, the drd day of Angst oust, to soaks a dividend RI N. per oat. for the km h.O Tory - en 7S alf _id , - - 14 3 - _ sh ii •} fa 14e 52 lj 21 _l4 99 101 100 11l 100 IN 6/ a to 19 104 106 107 la la 111 107 ISO 106 lei 111 US 106 197 107 109 109 111 lee 106 91 101 97 99 97 90 97 96 100 101 100 106 106 106 110 111 IS 100 N 98 ff 99 99 99 99 4 864 90 86 N 96 ler; lon uol MI 14 - I II - 4 1 tPrai Zlika 17 ii 91 1 7Ti I i 1