The Express. — London, England, 1864-07-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY ) The SPLAYS took the chair at 2U minutes past 12 o'clock. The Muting Railways Bill WU read a third time and pissed. TRESPASS (IRELAND) BILL. The house went into oomrnittse on this bill. Oa clause 1, Mr. BAG W ELL said he had oppoesd this bill throughout, because he thought it both unjust and impolitic ; rt was unjust bec.use it gave that which was the property of the occupier to the landlord ; and it was impolitic, because It would furnish another incentive to crime. By the old law the power of prosecuting for trespass in pursuit of game was in the occupier. By this bill ths t power was given to the landlord, and thus virtually tt.e game laws of England would be extended to Ireland. The boo. member 000cluded by moving with the view, es he said, of getting rid of the bill, that the chairman do leave the chair. Mr. P. DAWSON supported the bill, which, be said, only gave the landlord a power, which it woe extraordinary hr did not now passes, of promoting In cages of tempos, in pursuit of game. Tenants were frequently indisposed to prosecute. Mr. MTANN opposed the bal. Mr. MIMI:ION considered it a serious innovation on the law of Ireland, and recommended Its postponement. Sir C. O'LOGHLEN suggested that those who bad charge of the bill should ell .idraw it and introduce another bill next mum, adding that he was in favour of the principle of it. W. R. 0. GORE was sorry that he could not an. in to the @fluidise. O'HAGAN said the hill mule a great alteration in tLe law with regard to game, and that should not be done without peat consideration. Mr. W. R. 0. GORE observed that they were there for the purpose of making alteration in the law. After a dissuasion, in which Mr. Monsen, Mr. Longfield, Mr. M'Mahou, and Mr. Bagwell took part, filar G. GREY suggested that the bill should be com mitted pro forma, that its provisions might be considered. The committee divided on Mr. Bagwell's motion, For the motion Against it The motion having been lost, the committee proceeded to the consideration of the clauses. Some amendments in clause 1 having been moved by Sir C. CrLoot:mut, on behalf of Mr. I Butt, who was absent, several hoc. members complained that it was impossible to understand the bill as it stood, and contended that before it was proceeded with it ought to be reprinted. Mr. ROEBUCK then moved that the chairman report The committee divided. For reporting progTe Assiut it Clause 1 wee thee proceeded with. (Left Mating.) 60-1 T LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE on itinerate nmouni.) NEW3IARKET MEETING.—(TRLS DAY.) MIDSUMMER STASH& Knight of Snowdon boat &memos. £BO HANDICAP PLATE. Xurallo Voluptao __ • • ••• ii r. ENTRY FOR 50/. MAIDEN PLATE. New T.Y.O. Prorieer, Magazine, General Rally. Lovelace, Sleek, Thane,M The Turner, Spain, Gino I s la, aachaure. Spins, held* c, Camball, and Fassy. All ore We. EXETER BTAKFJ3. New T.V.C. Puritan, Todlsheo, Cripplegats, Prosperity, Rothanago, Fronds*, Quaker, Loveloos, Sta. to Erebus, Elie. to Tomato, VOIMS, sod Olossz sre her.. Foltrire.—Valle, Siberia, Etruria, Arabia. Tennant, and Min Webb. SWEEPSTAKES OF 15 SOTS. Lut 6 Inflow of B.Y. Vision. Brioche, and Blarney ate here. PAID FORFEIT. —Umber', Crytheia, Sally-go-Faatly, and Ring Eitinctibecl. TOWN PLATE. R.N. Peon, Figaro, Privateer, Little Oentlem►n, Tomato, sad Armadillo. All re here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. Chesterfield Stare COW'S& Le Mexicain, Rosette, Virtuous, and Hope. All aro hitt ADJUVID. —His Royal Higher'. CARLISLE MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) LOTTERY STASES One mile sad a quarter. Betay e land , Co Blood Royal, Pi co o, Theobalda,Ale Duchess, CaPap* and Royal John are here. QUEENS PLATE. Two milts. The Clown, Jack's Alive, Baktitclai Sera, Caws On, Dick Swiveller, Pico°, Cattle Duchcos, Whartinger, Royal John, Honwit John, and Oath" &pie are bars. HOLE HILL STAKES. Threrquartora of amela Eobt, br to Stockton, Barbara Allan,' Hopeless, Lisette, and Black Dachas an ham AUTROPOIJTAN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAT.) An adjourned special meeting of shareholders was held this day at the London Tavern, to consider • bill now before parliament entitled "A bill to enable the Metro politan Railway Company to extend their railway from Fins bury-circus to Trinityaqoare, rower -bill, and for other purposes. The atteedance of shareholders wee large, and much impatience was manifested at the delay whichoocurred in taking the chair. Mr. W. A. Vitismisoir, en taking that position, &polo "bred for the delay which bad arisen front the fact that the bill was still in committee and they had been waiting to the last moment in the hope that the solicitor would have arrived with the an nouncement that it had passed. He had just beard, however, that the preamble and several classes bad passed. but there were one or two clauses about which • dispute had arises. As it would pro bably be late is the day before the committee decided,iday d d, decided, he regretted another adjournment mast take place. He then moved the adjournment of the roestiag nevi! Friday next. Mr. PAIDONB seconded the resolution, which, at ter some remarks from one or two shareholders deprecating the delay and inconvenience to which they had been subjected, was agreed to. Adjourned accordingly. COLONIAL BANZ.-( THIS DAY.) This afternoon, at the half-yearly general meeting of the above task, held at the lon Tavern (Mr. hf swam in the chair), the directors' report recommend. ing a dividscd of 6 per rent. for the half.year, sod 1 per cat. boons in addition, was agreed to. A SCENE IN A COMMITTREHOOM OP THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Yesterday a scene of an extraordinary cha racter took place before the Lords' committee to whom Lad been referred the Belfast Improvement Bill. When the committee met, Mr. Brewster, Q.C. (of the Irish ter) objected to th e o ppooe n t a b e i ng beard at all on the ground that they were parties to and were bound by the award. Mr. Re; claimed to be beard, but the committee refused, and decided that they would not hear any objections to the award. Mr:hea—l most now respectfully claim my tight se re ktor to read my . petition, and then if your lordships order me to retire I will do so. I refused 20.00 W. in order that I mien a pp ear before the Lords' committee, and you will not be doing me justice if you refuse to bear my petition. It is quite impossible for me to exaggerate the respect I bare for the five peers of the realm who remixes this com mittee, and I consider it a greet privilege to hare Buffered ten years to be allowed to address them. Earl Grey—Your petition is before us, and welters looked at it. We think that is quite sufficient. Mr. fee—lt must be read either by the clerk or by my self. You are bound on your oaths as peers to enter it as read. Witeesess must also be produced to prove that I signed the deed of submission, for I do not admit that I did. Ertl Grey—l must insist on your being silent. Mr. Rea—And I must insist on your removing toe by force born the room. Furl Grey—You must withdraw. Mr. Rea-1 will not withdraw voluntarily. Earl Grey—We must make you withdraw. Mr. Iter—l am • subject of her Majesty, and a belted earl shall not tyrannise over me. It is an act of tyranny for which I will hold you answerable. I impute no improper motives to you. I will only be removed by force, but • formal assault will be quite sufficient. I got myself dragged from the House of Commons bemuse I thought the Lords' committee would beer me. It is illegal , to remove me except by the officers of the house. I did not expect that Earl Grey's son would outrage the laws of the constitution after his father's saving England from a revo lution, and I hope that Earl Helm, for the sake of the name be beam, will prevent this outrage. The police have no more right to remove me than a Frenchman has to drag him from the deck of an Ligliab man-of-war. Two policemen were brought in sod caught hold of Mr. Re*, who then left the room with them. The bill passed through committee. Sorre Ktestncrow Musecm.—During the week lading July 2 the visitors have been as follows :—On Monday. Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 9,844 ; Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, Onassis' days (admission to the public Bd.l. open from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m., 1.984 ; total, 11,828. From the opening of the museum, 4,7170.586. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1864. MIXER.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLool. no dealings in the mining market continue upon a restricted scale. There is a demand, how ever, for East Lovell shares, which have advanced to 15 to 16. On the other hand, East Caradon are flatter, at 284 to 29, and East Grenville dull, at 5 to 4. Marko 'Valley are quoted sto ; Wheal Grenville Gi to 7 ; Tinoroft, 17 to ; Great Vor, 294 to 30 ; Hallenbeagle, 21 to 3 ; West Chiverton, 69 to 71 ; and Chiverton, 9 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 36 and 364, ex div. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. M RS-LANE.--(TEDB DAY. ) The supply of home-grown wheat received fresh rip to oar market this morning was very limited. Although the show of samples was mall, the demand for both red and white qualities was very inactive. Compared with Monday, how ever. no change took place in the quotations. We were fairly supplied with most descriptions of foreign wheat, and sales progressed slowly, at shout previous cur rencies _ --- Floating cargoes of grain changed hands slowly, on former terms. There was about an average supply of foreign barley on the stands, but the show of English was trifling. The trade may be considered steady, at late rates. Malt—the supply of which was moderately good —was a slow inquiry, on former terms. We were fairly supplied with oats. Good round corn was tolerably drm to price. Damp parcels were heavy, at Meoday's decline in value. The few beans on offer were disposed of without dill• why, at very fall prima. The supply of peas was very limited, and all kinds were quite as dear as lut week. ThefCoUTtraTle was inZalaggish state, at unaltered cur reoeiss. The transactions in the seed market were very limited, at about stationary prime. Cakes were held on former terms. CURRENT PRICES. Eno Li Per Qr. Wain. a. 4. Fr ex, Kant, red,1853 29 to 43 Do. wint4, 1143 43 to 49 11c;tolk and Lincoln red, 11973 4O to 45 BARLEY 23 to 116 27 to 30 24 to 96 Par gr. a. a Scotch potato Irlatt, obit* black Mating . Distilling (binding.. ______ . Baum Yampa 3O to m Mak St to SS Harrow NV= item Kodak, and Suffolk 0 to 65 Kingston and Wars b to 66 Brown ___ l6 to 16 erwy . - si to ea gz : $l3 to 117 II to 38 an New ... 18 to SI .OATB. Ruttish. tes.d: 18 to 73 potase ts to Fe sao«th, teed Ihir Qr. Wan?. I. I. Dantde mad Kaggs berg IS to LErtock & Meeklea- Tom muslicloseill lba Household SO to SI Country Norfolk and &Wolk, az ship 142 60 27 ris= 41 to 43 itassisa, hard . soft am 4 ;kott. red* 41 to a with*. Per. Qr. & I. Danish and [Swedish 18 to to Rani= lO 10 23 Danish PO= _ i 3 to SI ~. 10 to ft Grinding 23 to 93 Distilling Mailing SO 30 SO _ 33 to 36 IsDIAS COIL ox Mita. ?re? ----. 19 10 24 White Yellow --- feed ARRIVALS OF GRAIN. &C.. CARRIAGE. PROM JULY ... 19 to Itt . 17 So 11 lttooh, pot Wcl7.. st to 33 8 9 1 4 113 , .. $2 to It Arairken• par bri: .. 19 to 26 Consilloo. .. .. 19 to NI INTO LONDON, BY TSB 2 TO JULY 6. INCLUSIVE. B . I rd. to 1 ini. 112 1 41 4 K UT lei 17j lOR ._ 11. lif in lie i 111 i i l&ii 1011 I tla ell $7 00Loltut aoriainarr 111017111TOL 'BelltabUoimop.ot.,l272,l6o, Do. do. 1886106 Oia. 000. /p.c., 11T746.11111 D 0.6 par& Irob.tAus. Do.. perst.llBrA 1160 D 0.6 oar et/m.OJ 100 , Do. 6 per et. 1t0 . . , 1 ,.. 3t i 0 g e n 1 0 0 0 , 11° S., 18604 100, 102 soi 102 104 101 104 86 170791 88 90 :a 104 106 107 100 109 111 IN IN 14 186 106 111 111 104 IN 14 IN 1061 d 106 110 1116 106 100 10114 97 9914 97 9816 97 N zd 106 109 14' 161 IN 141 106 106 24 106 106 14, 2.214:1B1 muss us,* ROI 1101 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The funds to-day are steady, at former prices, but as regards some other classes of securities the tendency of prices is upwards. The principal ad. vanoe is in Great Western and Midland Railway stocks, Confederate Bonds, and Turkish Commbiles. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 25c., showing no change. There is only a limited demand for money to day, and the tendency of the rates is downwards. Transactions are reported in good three months bills at 5 per cent., being k below the Bank minimum. An impression appears to prevail in some quarters that the director of the Bank may soon reduce the rate, and bills are con sequently held back. In the Stock Exchange there is a fair inquiry, at 4 to 5 per cent, for short loans on English government securities. Consols are now quoted 94 to ex div., both for money and the Bth instant. The official busi ness report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, ; ditto for socount, 904, ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 894, ; New Three per Ceuta., 894, ; Annuities, 1865, 14i ; Bank Stock, 237, 239; India Stock, 212; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104 i, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 108. die. ; Five-and a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1154 ; Exchequer Bills, March, Bs. dia. ; ditto June, fie. du. Confederate Bonds have risen 1 to 2 per cent., upon the advices published to-day. Turkish Con solid.% continue in request, and have risen ft per cent., being now quoted 504 to ft. Mexican Bonds are ft better, at 281 to ft. Other foreign stocks are steady. Greek are quoted 254 to ft, and Spanish Passive, 294 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 871 ; Egyptian, 1011 ; New Granada, 134 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 824, ex div.; Portu guese, 1853, for account, 48, ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 88, 874 ; Spanish Passive, 294, I ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 68ft, ft, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 684, ft, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for ac count, 56ft,_ 56._ International Financial shares are now quoted 6to I prem. ; General Credit, 3to I pram. ; London Financial, 12* to 13 pram. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 24 to i prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 17* to f, ex div. ; Ebbw Vale, I to 1* prem. ; Ottoman Societ.4l Generale, 21 to 1 prem. ; and St. Nazaire, 11 to If prem. The 95,0001. by the Virginia, from New York, has been bought for the Continent. The Olympus, from New York, has brought 38,0001. in specie. The remittances of gold from Melbourne to England continue upon an unimportant scale, the aggregate just advised as having been shipped during the mouth being only 99,0001. The tele grams describe trade at Melbourne as dull. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally quoted the same as on Friday. The rate for bills on Paris was slightly higher. The list is as follows : Amsterdam. 3 months, 12.01 to 1 ; Milo, 3 days, 11.18 to ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to I Ant werp. S months , 25.60 to 65 ; beuco, 3 months, 13.4 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.17 to 25 ; ditto. 3 months, 25.60 to 85 • Preakfort-ca.thir Smooths, 120 to ; Bt. Petersb;nw (per rouble), 3 months, 31f to e Vienna, eff.do., 3 months, 11.871 to 921 ; Trieste, eff. 60., 3 months, 11.871 to 92} ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to ; Osdis, 3 months, 48 to j ; Lathery S months, 25.60 to 65 ; Genoa, 3 months, 28.66 to 70 ; Miss, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Naples, 3 months, 26.65 to 70 ; Palermo, 3 meths, 25.70 to 75 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Lisbon. 50 days, 151 j to 52 ; Oporto, 90 days, 51j to 52. . . The telegrams from Bombay exhibit • reduction of id. in the exchange, and those from Calcutta a fall of id., movements in favour of this country. The China exchanges are unaltered. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have this day appointed Friday next a special settliag day in the shares of the following companies :—Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail (Limited) New Shares ; City of London Real Property (Limited), Dutch Tramway (Limited), and Ceylon Coffee Estates (limited). In the two former instances the shares are to be marked in the official daily list, and in the latter in that published twice a week. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the St. Nazaire Company (Limited). The object of this undertaking is to purchase land at St. Nazaire, a rising port on the French Atlantic coast, to carry out certain concessions granted by the municipality, and to make improvements in the town and port. It is mentioned that, with a view to develop the capabilities of St. Nazaire , the French government have already expended 800,0001., and have made arrangements for • further outlay of about 1,200,0001. The company has acquired about 430,000 square metres of building land at the price of 14 francs per metre, and proposes to resell it in plots. It will also make advances on merchandise or other property. The French director is M. Cezard. The directors are to be remunerated by a fixed salary, and by a payment of 10 per cent. on the company's profits, after payment of 10 per cent. dividend to the shareholders. The capital is fixed at 600,0001., witha first issue of 300,0001., in 15,000 shares of 201. each, but power is taken to issue debentures, with • view to keep the amount of paid-up capital comparatively small. A meeting of the National Discount Company (Limited) is called for the 20th inst., to receive the directors' report and statement of accounts to the 30th June, and to declare a dividend. A gener al meeting of the shareholders of the London and South Western Bank (Limited) is called for the 26th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The share list of the Borokai Tea Company will be closed on Monday next, the 11th inst., for Lon don, and on Wednesday, the 13th, for the country. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : insurance—AlHanes British and Foreign 15 ; Commercial Union,B4; Eagle, 61; English and Scottish Marine (Limited), sto ; Indemnity Marine, 145 ; Londoo, 464 ; London and Caledooinn Marius (Limited), 54 ; London and Lanraahire Fire, 44 ; London and Lancashire lA(e, 14 ; Ocean Marine, 214, 1 - ; Phainix, 148 ; Rook Life, 8 ; names and Merle) Marine (Limited), 74 to ; Universal Marine (Limited), 54, 1. Gaslight and Coke.—Bahia (Limited), 184 ; City of London, A, 311, 4 ; Commercial, 464 ; Continenta , Colon (Limited), 61, ; Imperial, 844 ex di.. ; Imperial Continental, 84. 31 ; Gaited General, 40 ; Weatminster Chartered, 84, 6.. Canals.—Birmngham (Guar. 4/. p. c. Loo. and N. W.), 891 ; E and Avon (Guar. by G. W. RT.), & Watereorks.—Berlin, 9, 4. Mecellaneous.—Price's Patent Candle, 84. TUESDAY EVINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90j to 1, both for money and next Friday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 901, j; ditto for account, 901, is Three per Centa. Reduced, 891, j ; New Three per Cents., 89j, ; Annuities, 1885, 141 ; Bank Stock, 237, 238, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, ; ditto Bonds, 10s. die. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1141. India Government securities were steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 10s. die. The March Ex chequer Bills remain at Bs. to 3s. dia., and the June at ss. dis. to par. The foreign stock market was generally firm. Canada Government Five per Cent, were quoted lower. G SLAT WFSTFAN RAILWAY WIDOWS AND ORPHANS' FPS° Amick'. Fero—This popular fits was held yester day in Aldermaaton Park, near 'feedbag, the picturesque mat of Higford Burr, Esq., and the weather fortunately proving beautifully floe, the company was very numerous, end compeissd visitors from Loudon, Cheltettham, Glou cester, Oxford, Slough, Basingetoke, Raiding, sad other places, from which special trains were run, mid the ate/44- mm* of parties from tha immediate locality was very large. The committee, as usual, made exteasivia ermogements far the amusement of the 'emitters. PROLAILL. TRTISDAT. ON NOSTRILS FRIDAY. N.N.L to w.S.W., Coasts. N.N.W. to W.&W., moderate, generally moderate to fresh, fine. showers to &eta As above. WIINTFIR. AN above. N.L to LW., mode- SOCTITS23. N.N.E. to W.N.W., rata to fresh, fine. moderate, fresh. Aa next above. Unman. N. to w moderate, __ ____ ___._ orally tine. NorthernrAcothind. Wetharn.lrelanr i thaths, and ad. funnels,. Sonthown= English Channel and nay of Blum. 16.141111 nasthward England and North Sea MR. AND MRS. ALFRILD WlOAN.—These accom plished artiste will take their joint benefit at the Adelphi Theatre on Saturday evening, when a variety of attractive entertainments will be produced, including the comedy of A Scrap of Paper, the farces of The Pint Night, and The Ares Belk, sod the allegorical diorama of Skate peare's House. The Prince and Princess of Wales bare kindly signified their intention to be prompt. This proposed performance has necessitated the postponement of • dra matic reading by Mr. Wigan. which wee originally ap pointed so take place at Apaley House. by permission of the Duke of Wellington, in the course of the present week, but which is now deferred until Wednesday next, at 3 o'clock. FATAL YACHT ACCIDILNT AT LYTHAM.—An acci dent, attended by fatal consequences, occured at Lytham on Sunday evening. On Saturday night, two small yachts. one owned by a person named William Monk, called the I Maggie Lauder, and the other belonging to John Ashcroft, and named Sir P. ilesketli. left Preston for Lytham. They arrived safely, and it was agreed that they should return to gether on Sunday evening. A joiner, from Prestos, named William Kellett, sailed down the river in the yacht owned by Ashcroft, and when about returning, be decided to sail in the one belonging to Monk. He accordingly went towards the yacht for the purpose of boarding bar. There was a high wind blowing at the time, and the water wee rough, sod when he stepped on the side the yacht capsized. The owner, another mat of the same same, and Kellett were thrown into the water. The yacht drifted from than, and the three mai were becoming exhausted and when some men on shore cut • rope aid threw it to them. The two Meeks bad just seat:nest strength to seise it ; Kellett was drowned. His body was food at I o'clock ea Monday might ram the Lytham Oastais-hease. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Baia Your. gra a qrs. gra a sada *tibia she ketch gr 410 . 1620 ISM le . .. 660 &lab foreign lOl6O IRO .. - - Total LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKT". (THIS DAY.) OR ILINIIO AID neriziumosia. TILICISAPIL) (not ern ow, eoweroarDzarr.) Market steady bat arm, at beat Friday's extreme rates. Sales probably 8,000 bales. MINCING LANE. —(THD3 DAY.) &loos. —Than is rather more inltiiry. but at lower prices, which are refused. The market in consequence tioatisues imams. Refined—Wet lamps and pieces are in good re quest, the former at 495., and the latter at 445.; dried goods contiane quiet at late prices. Comm.—The parcels of plactation Ceylon brought to public sale have gone off readily at firm !noes ; triage, 635. toils. 6d. ; low middling add middling . 7s. Cad. to 82... 6d. ; pea berry, Ms. to 86e. ; native Ceylon, ordinary, 665. 6d. to 675. rms.—The public sales are progressing rather heavily. Cremona at rather easier prices. Etta—No Wes repors,d. ROIL--40 puncheons of fine Jamaica mold at full prices. Siumerna—The market is inactive. Beaux has bees sold at a alight decline. Earopso liver, 61. 75. 6d. ; native livery orange, 61. 75. 6d. to 61. IA. 001T011.—Then continues to be a fair demand at late R ime ; yesterday 2,000 hales were sold. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Awn tallow is quoted 3914 Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 40s. M. ; Jule to September, 461 9d. ; October to December, 43a. 6d. ; December, 441 BOROLIOH HOP MARICIT.—(THDS DAT.) Megan. Patteodeu and Smith report the market us chatged. A steady eocaumptive mad* dabs. at firm prices. Stock. very reduced. COAL MARKET.--('PHIS DAY.) Walla Hod Hatton, 18a. 6d. ; Walls End Isimbton, 18s.; Walla End South Hatton, 18.. 3d, ; Walls End Tees, 18a. ; Walls Ead East Hartlepool, its. ; Walla Hod Hartlepool, 18a.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17s. 3d. ; Walla Hod Ed= Maio, 17.,; Walls End Barton, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Rotten Lyons, 16s. 6d. ; Talaidd Moor Bata, 13a. 6d. ; Hastings Hartley, lra. 3d.—Ships at market, 63; at or, 30 WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WIDNISDAY, JULY 8. 8 L.Y. le T. w. Nabs ;30.13 54 W.N.W. &border 410.14 5e .N.N.H. DOW ii15.15 67 W.N.W. Ardroinan .30.14 N. Oreeticaatle 10.23 WA. W. Galway 30.2660 N.N.W. Valtiatla Anti 81 Z. Cape Clear 30.21 SS W.N.W. Qwenstowa 30.00 WI B.W. Llverpool 30.20 30, W.N.W. Holyhead 30.20 56 N. Pembroke_ 40.22 N.N. W. Pawn= 1034 SH Z. Breed 30.2416 N. 30.1! N.N.Z. gochafort 30.08 61 1 N.L Plymouth 110.21 SP N.N.W. Weymouth 113.19 02 N. Parlament- 20.15 57 N.N.E. London 3015 58 N. N. H. Dover 133.14 41 N. Tannenth 80.00 bb N.N.H. Scarborough. 36.13 55 N. Shields Heligoland SHARE bI.9I&—(THIS DAY.) Two o'Owoz. In the railway market to-day the principal fea ture is a strong demand for Great Western and Lanca shire and Yorkshire stocks, which have severally risen per cent. London and North Western has also im proved 4, and Great Eastern I. South Eastern has declined 4. The tendency generally is still favourable. I London and North Western is now quoted at 115 to • Great Western, .694 to 70 • Midland, 135 to 4, ex the new lune ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1174 to 3 South Eastern, 93i to • Great Eastern, 494 to ; London and South Western, 974 to 984 ; Metropolitan, 111 to ; Great Northern, 135 to 130 ; and Cale donian, 120 to 121. Dutch Rhenish and Great Luxembourg shares are in demand and firm. Indian and Canadian lines are rather dull. ORDINARY BEAM AND [ROMA RAILWAY/. I C1)°11....=.1 Bins., Wads Stow Vs/ Blyth mad Tins Bostoo,Blearrd,d Md.C Bristol sad Butter— -19.61,tha1:" Y If - 9 91 85 87 120 121 'out Lid Ltaadon.... 41(7. • •Do ay. =ill I J 'Do. B C. to 1111. Dublin and &Huth= Dondes,ParthotAbLla idliaburgh sod Glasgow 'Glasgow sad &Waders 'Ores& learn! 0!d..136. Stook Da LAng.B4k.,Noa Or a& Iforliolenotlead Northers Ow. ♦reo.aodtv.an- Do.B{we e. pad D 10t. &oath & West. (Ire.) lareal_yrastor&_ _ Do Stour VatOua. Do. flouDs. Do. w_iaa:=o,aaaj Da Do. Minot Da Do. Ha dad lancewhire t Yorkshire Lennon and Madman I oa. BrtOtle,& S. Coast MaUun.& Dor . 'London& North Werra. 'LoadocothouthWastera Man.Shet,t Uncalneb !Marmot anal Castile Do. Do. Sham Metropolitan Do. New • 'Midland Do. New Do Bina. * erby I XI& GI. Wo. (Ins D ). MM nese Mid log i aas North Do. Edlo.,Perth,Dood. N. lasioro—B ß. orwir& 0. N. D Do. o. Leeds Yon— Do. York Do. Carlisle, Do. Siock.&Desibier Do. do. 106144 Do. do. 1111641 North Landon Do. 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Lei prof. &eds Do. do. deferred Do. Ind preL Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. kd pref. knock I Do. do. deferred I Do. am preL Block I Do. do. deferred Oren Indian Peninsula Do. goo II per cent. CL B. of Inds st. 6p. Do 41 per owl Do Gt. Western cd Canada Do. New Do.C ith. da. pay. 1873 Do. do. 410. isma l lonia Lindcedl Do. New Ignirsa guar. 6 p. reel Do. do. 4. dw l Do. do. ai do.--; Do. Fifth Idomiloo, Mee. Corp. 6 per C. Bd, Main. and Hammes Ba7' I N.Dran.dOen.els. A B' N.E.olCars.ep.e.leep.B. &dodo gee. II pm ore. I Do. Della Do. do. do. do. Do. Paniano do Do. Indus Strlot. do JOINT NO. I aiL I BAJIILS. Okla.) 100 Agra and U. ika. , ll4lc soil 10,00) 100 =Lomb:ln-WA 10.000 100 Do. Now 100.00 90 'Age° Anginal' 211,000' 90 'Anglo Italian (thel10n1) 1 02.100 Anatralaals 7,609 60 , Do. Nw 11,500 S Banko2llolo2loloslin 10,600, II Bank of 0,000 100 Bank of *NO * Dank of Otege Malted) 10.060 100 'Bank of Q•nis(L) $0,0601 BenkoBV 6,000,100 Bank of If i rlaaL a q tri f KO* 10 Bank of New &COW 10 Braglian&Portegneas(L MOM BB ;Brit. Q Amelieari 111.(1. Ift 'British tt Californian (L 1 IA 'British N. America 12. 10 C. bk. Indlookno.Alliloa 7,002 10 I Do. New %elk IS 'Chart. lier.at baellsote ;000I,Ciq Itme :ios 18* I DO ikess Xsw 90,00111 161l.ban Bank og fag* lbs 10,0101 IS I Do. 180,0001 101CaosoUdated Back (I 6,060,100 _Da (L) 12,000, 60 gait London OLLnitat LOW 1111 New. 114 . 000 Di liwg.fleottr Anil-Chant 40,(401 We Imp* and Swedish (L * ID Sarcoma bank(lJadied 10,000 GOY WO EllndankeldnakJap.(L`, 10,000 100 , Do. New 11,000 HO :Imperlsl Bank, Malted 3,000'1001 Do. New .....-- -- - -.— . Ii3OCW IC Imp. Bk.of Chhta.tc.,(L Ll4OOO 000 ! O ilottOolsperialOtteman 12,C 100,000 10 'Lag Martini. India(L' 20,000 60. Lon Bk.oftlex . ..o &c. (L 10,000 100 (London Bank onlooL (L 10,0e0 leo London and Brarlhan &NO 100 ILow.11.Ayroo&& Plato% 6,000 100 lima., BU., £t Staff. (L) 60,000. 10 Loa. C&Bank of AuatrL 10,000 100 London and Colonial (L. 110,00 SO London and County MOO 100 'Lon. iushg.Con.El.(L) 01,000 60 London Joint Stock 10,000 100 :Loa. and Northern (L ) 10.000 >lO diode.* Ronal Afrketa 60 4 , 000 000 1 00 10 'boa. Las. & & Western (Lioa. & Weatailader 10,000 100 ' Merchant itankilisa.),. MO* 60 'Morcantile & inchanlL. 20,000 00 Do. New 10,000 101 Metro. & Prov. bank (L 6.0 3 0 100 !Midland bank ( IS* ) 10.000 100 :National of Liverpool *WO 20 N. Pro. of England, New 20,000 60 National Bank, Now 20000 50 'New South Wiles, New 40,000 10 'Now Zealand (Limited) 60,000 10 I North waters 10,500 21 , Orloolal Bonk oes. *OOO 100 !troyloc. of Iroisod 37.600, 20 kind.% Pont, a 1)ol&I (L 20,000 26 I !iouth Mistrals 10,000 25 Until Eastern (Ling.) lon 100 Stand. of D. & MANI 4.460 100 I Do. do. 60,000 26 !Doke of Aggro)]* 10,000 100 Odom of Wend (Um ) 00,000 00 itrakao of Isaik• Dol.la. Na lb. D 000& 17016708 1 foi - 7Weet ladle .11118 HAD, le Great Irlesemeg Desk . t 8.888.1101 81. Louise LISA* Bt. 21.1stkettse Ilee womb, st spetbaescs we 800,100 Is. Yleterls lllBB 1 5. 611 44..1 Pr e i sal s s 17 U 17 10 17 00 00 100 za 06 100 10‘ 108 sa 1021 104 1 if :: . In 20 41 71 74 82 GI 88 18 14 87 48 11 42 44 29 21 N 30 103_ 134 xn !is - 0 !ni 1 0 il 10 0 8 89 91 100 e 101 i ria 96 9? x6l 00 SS al 17 }} 8 U N :4 ...e. ~... par }pm in 100} 101 ed } 141 11 id 1•11111. CI. prim. TICTIC MI 41 ma . 19 41 pm 7 12 00 ; 2 42 M 6 n 74 26 26 17m 22! 2or l a 170 190 2,62 1 1916 el 29 41 4 111. 9 10 ma 9 0 KM I lbw - 1 47 49 Id ■ a ! 19 BO psi 64 dB Ed, 144 146 el 64 6 7pm if 8 pea Wis 26 Vpm 2 i SIM pat i pal lips Ed , 8 9pa 8 9 pra 17 19 pea 16 14 pin. e 1 pew 8 Sfpe 29 al I I l* 24m0 6 pm 12 14 pm' 13 15 pm' 429 31 1 6 7pi iM 71 . , 47 . 69. 417 i -- 0 - Tpal 91 101 T 4 TS TS 76 pAr il 6 * 6416 E M s4l 4 pul U 40 44, 7 I Sepal mil 7IPBI . 1 1 61. kiso 0 1021 1 OL pekes. I 10 Id IM IN is: tIO iiiii iiiii twooo toomo, 1)0,000 "woo 163,600 160.000 I cTO: 1601100 Orylon,Nov. 1888, 6 p et. 100 Mitu o i . this 0 groz lB7o A.,ldii 10 0:, Do. 1578 100 i Do. 1882 100 Natal. Gor.6 per cent... 100 New Bran& Clor. p.ot. 'lOO N.B. Wales Gr. 6 p.e.181111,100, Do. Op. e. 1871 to 1 8781100! Do. 6 p. e. 1888 to 1802 108, New Zeeland. per oest.loo Nova Bootle 0 p . 1876 100! gooloslood Gov. 0 p. at. 100 111.Anet.Gev.0 p. a. Boole 100 •16.0ov.0p.c.Jea&Jely,100, Do. Es. 0 p.e.Apelltoo. , 100. D6BIENTITII ISOC No. I Si. IMMO IPd 50,000' 76.000 i *Koss as. isear4 010,000 ft 418,000, IL 1 6=, ec $ll.llBO SI. =MO' 81. • • Ist emu! 06.106a.4p.5.1116r.10109.100 11.111bn..4p e.J6n.kJuly 100 o.Wete. W.ll —.m.,41 p. et..101)....1100 1•06.111rk.4 p.alsoilly 300 ttßr4o.4p.c.Jaa&Jl7,loo 14.W.4p.c.Jan.tJa131100 Do. p.0.'60.4054 100 Lettl.W S . e ,4p.c..lnntJolT+loo 111dhusdAp.c.Jan.ttJoly 100 N. British. E. Y. *D. 8., Y 100 N.10dra..6 p.cJ 'Ma*, 100 8031.N.L.4p.e.Ap.i0d. 100 IfISCILLANMOI7S. Da Ia I 00111MUMIS. I Pd. No. lUL I (Wants.. I Pd. f CI. prima I Soma ;S i 14 Anglo-110010 , 1110 . 1 ft e l 1 r o ll 1 2 111 2 110.000 0 AsstralawilaM.(L B I p4o if; '- 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks (L) an I Of - 10,000 0 Bombay Gm (I.lsaltad all ; par - 6,000 IS British American Lend 40 I II - 10780 14. B. &1. Msg. TeL (L) 10 I II se - 8,916 11111 Canada Company all I II ea ad - 00,600 10 Anadianlnsmitlar(L ) 14 C Iqa - 0000 0 C.sylosCompaoy 7 0 00 ad 1171 10,003 50 'City Mesa (Lim.) - 60,000 1610010 otahicanlithr.(L) 3 -. 0000 SO CominsmislUnloo(lna, 0 r st:: - 10,000 SO ,Censolidatad Dth -@ ) 8 idle ,41 , a , - 17,6001 20 Continental Un.Gasil ) 5 14 Lpm - 40,0001410 ContractCorporation(L $ If 1 Iprn 41 11,000 00 Cop.3l.llthg.,PreL7l p.a an u 24 - 10,000 50 Crsdlt Fonder 6 8 9pm - 10,000 00 Do. of Mauritius (L ) 11 kiln par - 10.100 00 SO Credit Mobther - WPM 81 I Crystal Palace - 10,830 IL Do. Proforma* 1 10 100 113 277,000 K. Do. op. et. Perp. Dab US 100 113 - 10.000140 INsconntCorporation(L 1111 2 3pm 15 20,000 , 50 &Indian Financial,L) 6 - - - 60,000 0 L India Irrlg. & .ftaal 11 3 2 dls 0 - 10.000 10 Igy ptianCom.&ll4l.(L 1 21 27pm 41 f 109.11760. 0 Mewls Telegraph - 70,000 11 Bag and Ans. Copper an 11 li - 10,000100 lisgalcoUlahOtarla IL 5 par fpm - 17,000 100 Financial Corporation 6 f I pm - 10,000 IP Fore-at. Warehouse (L 1 561 pm 74.1 10,000 50 Ioellivara ( Llmited) 6 4 1 dls -• 126,000 0 IG.Credlt&Fthotlon.(L 6 3 14pm 74 10,000 111 I(fen. Steam Narigathis 14 10 Pi - 20,000 00 IHoms&Colonial As.(L) 5 11 01 - 100,000 SI nociaoa'sßar an 17 18 ad 171 ad 100,000 00 thip.& liar. Cdt.Am. X/ b ma 7 1 14 i - (Lim. 1 ) 1 Anal= Carrying (Liss. 1 Pm - 10500 10 :Internat onan.soc. (L 6 6 61pen ad - ad MAO II Inter. land Credit (L. 2 - - 41 0011 10 Italian Irrig. (Can. Caw. 10 6 Odle - 101010 ISO Do. ap. c. &is. r. an Is 11 ad -ad SUN 10 JointBlockDiaosorkL.) 6 2 2/ pm 74 000 50 Land Secarthes (LIM) 5 1 4 7 1 0 6: 64 4 1 20,000 16 Loud. African Trading II - 10,000 0 Loud andesladoul S Pat pm 6i 11. 5 Lond.Distrith Telma. )an 1 2 - 10.000 IS Load. Finan. Sam )16 124 13 pm - 10,0 M PI Do. New 5 la 11 pm .4. 176.000 4 Cond. O. Omnibus C.(L) an s - 10,000 60 Load., Italian. &c.B4m. 6 14d*. - 00,000 IN Load.Prorincialllarins 2 1 agar ad - ad 60,000 IP Madras Iniga. & Canal 1 Odle fpm an - ad 8.000 10 Do. an 101 104 ad - ad t l 10. 00 Pavia' 'wraiths: AWL. 4 4 1 pa. - 11,600 11 Nauruan taaB,a4 I par I pm - ism* is 15•02. idea. TeL L an se si - 0110 10 Natal Land&Col. C. 0 par IPm -. 10,000 16 National Dia.Coot. 11 101 lir - 1 1 0.010 140 National Steam Pao 15 1 s - 6,000 10 NarbaddaCoal &L ' 5 1 1 pin - 20.000 II N.ZealandTALoan(L 1 Ipm - 40.000 60 N.BritAlierain. La, L 0 20 - 10,000 2 NoraBcotiao.andL L 1 4 11pra - 40,000 10 Ocean Martha Imola. 1 10 17 pm - 10.000 00 OrtentalCommerclahL 7 1 4pm - 150100 1 Oriental Gas (11010) an 11 It_ - 60.000 1 Do. New an 11 - 40,000' 10 Orient.ligmadflUsis ( L) alt S Sr - - 10,0001 60 Ottoman Financial (L.) 6 1 0 4 d1. - 10,000 6 Ottoman Gm (Malted IS Idis - 12,600110 PanamalLlL ataam(L) 7 7 .. MOO Do. do an 11. - 000,0001 84. Paalltlrland&Rth.(l )10 45 4. - 00,000 50 Peninsular &O. Steam all 79 81 - 10,000 60 Do. New 5O 17 10 ma - 17,000 10 Qnsbrads L. IL, 17.(1 , 61 2 11dis - 10,000 SO Mammay Iron all 17 19 - 10,003 16 Do. New an 8 9 - 4,250' PI 110 1. City Improv. (I )an 16/ 1411 ad -ad some' u °modiste . MOM mg =oral uanStaait. .. z 0 so IP 91 100,0001. 0 Boot. Amara Invest. (L lOO 1/6 1116 - 40,000 60 Smith, Knight. &Co.iL 0 Idis par re. - 80,0a0 II FinanAtcyoe(L) 0 1 Of Ms - 10,000 00 L &Mom IL & la. a: 5 1 11pm ad: - 14,100 10 Booth Australian Land an 29 01 141 - 101006 L 116. &thiamine Telormo. 2 111 46 116 I - 27.600 10 'Tel...anstnso&lia.2.(L 441. par , - l ima 1010110 10 thamcatllsra 6 biP 7 nl - 11601 19 etagsseyeLasa L 0 Ipm - 50,000 10 r. a i.. Co. of U. Camila par 110 1 1 - 00000 5 Unltol K. Tang. Co. (L 1 lUs - IMMO 10 Ultima nerimils& .(1. 1 Jim 64 woo Upper AssamTsa(ool f If Rpm 111,1110 11 Vsn Dismsn's L 0 -. 114 10 It - - 20.000 05 Warrant FinanceiLlm. a His par 44 00001 8 Westlndia&Pacifiall L. lO 14 Rpm - PREFERENCE MAR RS, --- Ghat Western original Birmingham pref. stook, 126 x 6. Great Western, West Midland, Oxford, flint guaranteed stock, 123. Midland Consolidated Bristol and Birmingham 6 per cent., FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Rheniab, Great Luxembourg, 101 I. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LiMpoot., JULY to-day :—direst LBW% Great Western, 6111 # I—Lancashlre and Yorkshire, 1111:1 —London and North Wasters, 114 I a—Manchester, - field, and Lincotashlre, 410111 4 I—Metropolitan, 115 11l 1 — Indian& 134# lif 6—Midan 6 161. shares;, 4 -South Pastern, 934 4 4—Cirsai Trunk of Canada, 10—Dutch Rhenish, 14 et dp. —Great Lusembourg shares, 10I—Greek, 14—Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited), NI 404 ppW (Limited), 21—Mereastfle and I:change Bank , _•), 10 —ditto New shame, fie p.—National Bank of Liverpool (Limited). 7! # p.—North Western Bank, 64 a—Albion aria. (Limited), 9-Ina—British and Foreign Marine (Limited, a—Zasrare Marino (Limits , ' L 14 p.—Union Marine (Liseln d), 3 3-16 a—Lannashire Insurance, 11.16—London and Lanca shire Insurance 1 1146 td p.—Llverpool United Use SOS — National Steam Navigation Corapany, 4 d.—West India and Pacific Steam, 5 16-14 4 6 146 p.—Confederate Loan, 66 41 IWICHRII'II, JILT L—Pricea wen rather firm, with a pretty fair buckram. Confederate Loan, 644. There was a .. iseat demand ter Sheffield shares. Chest Beaters, 404 #I # rest Lnaembourg, 101—Great Northers A, I.s2l—Grod Western, OM I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1164—London and North Western, 1141 4 4—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, all paid) 00i , 9 5 16-16 fi 4 Ditto 1--New Five per Cent. Redesme, p.—Metropoiltan, 1 j—liesicans, 444 4—Midland, 114/ 1 5 —Ditto New Tive per Cent, 4 a —South Bastern, 93] 4 cad Mosey Marine Insiaranos, 61 p. —lnternationale, 64 p.—la Insurance, a — AA llianee Bank, 40 I a—Mercantile Batik, 9 15-16 p.—C r Bank, 64 p.—London and algid Martue, 1-10 p.—Turkish Conoalldra, 49I—General Credit, 31; p. BITILTIOGILLIT JOLT 6.—This market was firm to-day, and prices were well sustslned. Birmingham and Meer Valley shares were sold at int ; Gnat Western Birmingham Guaranteed we. In quired for et 75 ; south &affords. at 102 ils. &I. per stare: Bir mingham Canals shares wens quoted et 90 to 005 ; Birmingham Banking Company's shares, buyers, at 53; Birmingham Mei ster& Beaks, baton, at SB : Strawbridge and Kidderminster Banks, buyers, at 114; Birmingham Gas, 'ellen, at 143: Stafford /shire Gas, sellers. at MI; Birmingham Old Mills, at 5j to 6. land Cradract, at 14 to 14 p. Yesterday Mr. H. W. Walker, inspecting auditor of dockyard ammo* accompanied by Mr. Watson, from the Admiralty, visited Chatham Dockyard, and were mau -1 pied in investigating the accounts of material, labour, and ' workmanship connected with the building of the ironclad frigate Royal Oak, the first of the ironclad/ constructed at Chatham, with the view of obtaining an accurate account of the entire oust of that vessel, is order that a comparison may be made with the accounts connected with the Prisms Consort, ironclad frigate, constructed at Pembroke Dock yard. At the Bitting 'of the Danish Folkething, on the 30th ult., the ministry brought in • bill relating to • new loan of 20 million tinders. In support of the measure it was announced that the expense' of the state during the last half of the financial year had exoeeded its revenue by 18,221,600 rigadalers. A committee of eleven members wee appoiated to report upon the ministerial proposition. A bill has been brought before the lAndathing for the reniesiou of bonds bearing interest for • sum of 4,000,000 rigsdalers, with which the government should be authorised to pay part of its expect's.. WHALES AND THE PHOSPHORESCENCE OP THE SEA. —The whale was not punned by the seciests; 500 yam ago whales abounded in every sea. The greet demand for oil and whalebooe of late yews, however, ban clamed lush de strostion of whale. that they are disappearing from BMW. ow. parts of the ocean. They were owe numerous is the ifeclitentarre. bet are no longer em live on soft pietism's mollusks is which tle NI &boll which must have Mermaid mutinously, owing to the of whales. It is to the increms of Are small amou r that the phospbormoisce of the Mediterranean 9.a la attri bated. —4 swim a paper. bi , ..? I—_ b I eb 00 0.11 W 100 U 10 all ID 1100 il b ISO 2 100 !no pia .100 IN II II ma 11 10ai so ... 101 l 1:11 O. ratan. I ham lIN 100 zel N es xd, 97 9.1 ul N 96 xd N N 8 :1 id 96 Nzd va *A VT iii, Id tor us I II ft MI SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.—Tomms. All doubts having been cleared up as to the saisetisetae two creeks, Liddiogton and The Duke, i n th e J u ly and indeed their names being the very first io the list et arrivals, the gathering " behind the bitch" was regarded with great interest, notwithstanding that the progi :MUM for the taw days is one of the most poverty.stricten within our recollection. The omission of the Stamford Plate— lord Stamford's annual donation of 2001,—perceptibly d.asie niched the strength of the bill of faro, and the promises of further sport are so meagre that it is perplexing to Utak bow it can possibly be eked out over Fri&y. Nevertheless the beautiful situation of the course, and the anticipated antegooisin of the two Derby colts, attracted a very large number of visitors to the Heath. The morning trains from London were fully patronised, but it was clear that a large number of the aristocratic sad leading patrons of the turf were detained in town by the great political crisis. A briilunt afternoon with bright outshine inaugurated the reunion, while the air was melodious with the song of birds, and hograut with the smell of wild thyme, and the birches trees which afford a cool retreat on the near side of the coulee were in their full and itch foliage. No more than sic races were upon the card, and the entries for the overnight plates and handicaps were s' stuffularlY may Alt the facilities for speculation were • -Owativelr nil, sea when the two runners w, lo announced 14 the opening rose. the suggestive vociferati,ns of " I'll take .6 to 4' were head in the betting ritg. Only six were "coloured" for the July Stakes, the reputed dyers A 1, Le Marolarin, Farewell, Brown Dayrell, as well as the respectable public performers King Charming, Taiwan, /cc., having " skedaddled . before the apparently overwhelming presence of the toe cracks. The race only brought out five ransom, and at the closed the betting Liddingtoo, who bad been in demand al the morning, and enjoyed " the call," was the favourite at It to 10, while the Duke, in the face of this counter supper% retired to 10 to 8, at which price he still found plenty of admirers. Shortly after the fall of the flag the issue be came confined to the two favourites, and Liddington was apparently beaten nearly a quarter of a mile from home, nod it was "any odds "on the Marquis of Hastings' colt had Juddonly allowed him townie away. Most unaccountably however, the lad Dever stirred, but commenced to "ride and whip his horse actually after passing the chair. having evidently been all abroad or bewildered ea to the precise wins* point. Coder these circumstances, dingtoo, who use so distressed that be swerved across from being resolutely spurred, and whipped home by Adams. won by a neck. The sensation caused was extraordinary. and one of the oldest supporters of the turf offered to bet 1,000 to 100 on' The Duke, if they would run the same course again. Subjoined are details of the running : A HAxmcor Bwurirrtiren of 15 sore. each, 10 ft, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. New T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 136 yarded. (3 subs.) Lord Westmoreland's Usher, by Chatham -Governess's dam, 3 yes, Est 121 , ,Morris) 1 Mr. F. Fisher's Reindeer, 6 yes, list 1111 i (Fordhani) 2 Betting : 6 to 5 on Usher, who made all the ruining, awl woo cleverly by half a length. A SwErFirralata of 10 son. each, for 2 and 3-yr-olds. Ths winner to be sold far 150 son. if demanded, he. Nog T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 136 yards). (4 sake.) Lord Westmoreland's Dastard, by ding of Trumps—Pas sion Flower, tyrs, set , 31b 'Morrie) 1 Count F. de Lagrange's Yuma% 3 yrs, Set 131 b ,Ederards) Dnc de 31orny's Columbine, !yrs, lit fib J. Cirineshairj nlmroe:ro Tan. Betting : 6 to 4 oo Dollard aad 100 to 30 apt Yamuaa. THE JULY Se•ltils, • subscriptios of 50 move each, 30 ft. for 2-yr-olds ; cask st 10lb ; Mies, Sat 71b. New T.Y.O. (5 (*Hemp IS yards). (Si subs.) Mr. Merry's 'Addington, 13yOriando—la4y Rodeo, eat 1015 (J. Adatal Marquis of Hutted,' The Duke, pet 106 4add I Dec de Moray's LAW, &t 101 b .Peutal Bklrter and Todlobes also ram. Betting : 11 to 10 apt liddingion, 11 to 8 apt The Duke. and 10 to 1 apt Lebo. A SWIZISTACIeI of 10 well each, for 3-yrolds ; colts, &A 10Ib ; 6Hiss Bst 71b ; the wiener to be sold for 100 sow, d c eded, ho. New T.Y.C. (5 furloogs 136 yarda.) ( 1 Mr ) Perry's Goldylocks, by Tabling-on—Bess Lyon. gat 71b Ir. Moyers I Mr. George Angell*. Sinai, Bat 101 b (Perry) I Mr. Hodginim'a Corinthian Tom, hat 10Ib (Fordbani) The following also ran :—Ostentation. Verclicre, Neter, sal Viceroy. Betting 2to 1 apt Goldylocka, 9to 2 apt Ostentation. 5 to 1 apt Poetess, and 8 to 1 apt Corinthian Tom. A HAIDICAP PLarg of 50 ans. fat 3-yr.olde and up. wards. B.IL - 1 - IrThod7ling's 'Pantielnch. by Fandango—Game Pullet/. 4 Tn. 644 10114 (4l. Ortmdkor) I Mt. Trench's Lanidist, 5 yrs, Tat 51 1 , (Hibberd) I Mr. W. E. Jones • Zeioo, 4pc Oat 1010 .11 rates , I The folk:minas., ran :—N telt!, Tolurno, Dunkeld, guakranlare end Nina. Batting •. sto 1 apt Faufieluchs„ 3 to 1 apt Dunked to 1 apt Vivid, sad 100 to 15 apt Lapidist. A PLAT! of 501. for 3/r-olds and upwards, Suffolk Stakes Course. _ • _ _ Baron Rothschild's Wincsve by Ring Toss—The Incurable 7 1 e, get mid received IS cove. LATEST BETTING ON THE 00•JBBE. DERBY. 10 to 1 apt The Duke (t Ltd 1143 . t0 1 apt Liddiegton (0111) off) 9 to 1 Wring bum taken once freely. BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. 0 to 4 apt Portion (t 1 GOODWOOD STAILD. a to 1 apt Nowlin (GM BT. MILL 100 to n apt Blair Athalol2)3 7 to 2 apt Gametal Peel 'Sal THE DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Liddlngtoe (tel 2000 to 60 La MAndeita 11 to 1 The Duke ott (tl 21 to 1 Zambesi 'off, 12000 to 1000 apt Mr. Naylor% 25 to 1 A I ;off, lot CARLISLE RACES: TVZSDALT. TIM Taw. ar,LICIS of 3 ;ors. e;eh, with 20 added atom. olds, bet 101 b ; three, ist 10ib ; four, est 101 b ; are, 9st six aid aced. 9st 51b; 16111111111 extra ; allowances ; the to rave kw stake. T.Y.O. Mr. Watson a Bola by Wad Huntsman-IWe. dam m l r t . yr, 7st lt Sobsonlb. Il i z t tlb m e j n an. I 94 4th (Iw bwi:eenj tEorleyi Mr. T. Land's Woodbine, 3 yrs, 7d 71b (J. limos), we weighed for, bat she bolted, end did not go to the post. Betting : 6to 4 oil Eola. Won by hall a Leath. Tan Colin Cssrut Suiss of 5 soya. osokwith 30 adds* for 21 r•old ..it., Est 716 ; three, 13st 71b ; mares and geldings miaowed Mb ; wises salsa. T.Y.C. (4 subs.) Mr. Osborne. Brown Bread 4W - oaths:SA—Brown Aiwa. yrs. est 10lb Yr. Noble ns Reparst'os yrs. est ab .(1. Springer) I Baiting : 5 to foa &sign Brood (off). Tex eirmszawsp PIATI (ffrodiesp) of 100 sows., far tl ages, aided to o sweepstakes of 10 "on. each, 5 ft, sad 3 mai if declared ; the secood to rye his 'take • winnow extra. Twice round and a Artemis. (31 sob s., 13 As. dorsi ) Mr. Masternsaas Honest Jobs, by NevOle—All's Well, 4 yrs, Mt 1-ib iboirtieb) 1 Mr. Merrisnd's Castle Manic 3 yrs, at 1113 .... ILoasno I 31r. E. W. Topbarn as Wisarelnger, 3 yrs, get Mlb J. Masan) The following also ran :—Jack's Mfrs, Dobai Beni, MY Duchess, Dick Sniveller, and nom Betting : 7to 4 apt Baktolti Bersii 2 to 1 apt Hoes* Jobs, 6 to 1 iamb apt Whariager and arils &pie, sod Its 1 apt Little Doreen. A MA nu Arm of 40 sows. for all ages 21r-olds. 7st 101 b; three, net 41 3 ; four, 10s: 41b nye, lOst 111 k; six sod ins& 10st 13 1 b; slang sad other allowances; estrous 1 soy. T.Y.C. Mr. Dolcre g Hopeless (It b), by lard Paso 41 rs, B r 1213 ll 1 Mr. W. Browns Try Again (UV, aged, tut lib (Merton) I Mr. W. Cowes*" Lisette, yrs Pi.). est rib (Austin) The Wowing, also ram:—Barbaro Allen, Black Ductless, sal Brother to Stockton. . _ . _ _ _ Bettis': 6 to 4 apt Black Doelsoa, sto 2 apt Brother to Stocktoe, 7 to 2 apt Lisette, aid 5 to I apt Hopeless. THE GRAND BTAJD HA-laical' of 50 sows., for all ages: violists extra. 0000 roarid. Mr. Graksat's Blood Royal, by Muradalo—Her Highness, 6 yrs, 7.1 Ilb Mr. Bowes's Theobalda. 3 yrs. lot ELO (locludlag 610 extra) (Looter) Mr. 11Wer's Ship Jack. 5 yrs. Tst Itlb Betsy Copland. Royal John. and Moab also ran Betting : 6to 4 on Thoobalda, Sto 1 apt Royal John. end 5 to 1 apt any other. THE HORSE Snow AT THE Arilticinsrit•L HALL. —At a late hoar but evades the diresion received inti mation that it WWI the intention of hi Royal kains the Doke of Cambridge, with General Y Coked Handers, the Crown Equerry, the Nader of the Hen% &cc, te welt the show in the coarse of this deg to impact and make some selection of animals. Sales here bees effected to the *menet of nearly 12.0001.. sad It is dated that a stun of 6,0001. has been offered for Lord Stantford's lint prise stake Citadel, sod refused by his lordship. General Lawrence, Inspeeta-Genetul of Cavalry, visited the show yesterday, and hen expressed a very high opinion of the chargers gasendly. THE L•sr or SIX BROTHLES KILLED.—A few days sloop Corporal Relph Hall, Company if, Lt Vermont battery, died of wonode received two days since. lie wee the last of six brothers killed is the preesot war. All en listed together at the outbreak of the rebellion, all have fought side by side in many battles, all have fake in dm f ism of their oeuetry.—New York Herald. - PILCHARDS. —The 1101111011 bee now fairl♦ com menced, sad the Cornish Maws bare rococo to be Rati fied with the beginning. Daring the past week avoid Swathed' of lice pilchards were caught by the Mount's-bay, Portreath, arid other baste. There woe no►, borrower, what could be called a largo crick The retail pries ►t the kcal reerkele on Saturday, which were tolerably well supplied. WWI from 24 to 30 for a shilling. Several boasts have been tramniiteed to the meteoroids', and other great wide, fee w►ieh there is great demand. TH2 CENTRAL SANITAILI FAIL—PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAE. JUNI 19.—Tb. sales et the Sanitary Fair amorist to 360,000 dole., sad the eeetribetioss in cash to 490,009 dole. lb. fair will sot be cloned until the 30th inst. Heady all the employes of our manufacteriug establish rani hove contributed the proceeds of °se day's lahora. Theft of the Jelfersos Woollen Mills, sear this city. hare raised 1,400 dole., which is the largest sum collected frees thy one establiahnint in this way in the state.— New Tor* - 14 I 9 10 gm: eiPan, 9 10 pm , 9 11 pm e Ipss Ti 114 P• •-• ill id Islas. OS fe n - ler L Xi - ad 111 12 •••• 111 22 141 id =I g lil I Ci 10 IQ - 20 44 xd lie i _ id Ole 1 00 zd lifoi xd a 7 8 id xd 110 / i' • li' t ;