The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-05 00:00:00

isibscriboduot . p,th .laaoloahire, afterwards Him debts in sealed et iidtan d d of liammewe - supported. staff, in oppositioa to the appikotioe, stated Uri all“ WU a previous bankruptcy u October. lOU, cider which the bankrupt's examination had been adjftr sloe die, and he had sot yet pawed. His Hower mid be could not interfere mail the bet rooms was got rid ot. Sr. &mood observed that it would be very hard upon the bankrupt if he had to lie in prison until the proceed ing ruder the first bankruptcy ewe semplated. His Honour said be could sot depart from the until merle. TN HZ THOSAB lIXAL/S. Tie bankrupt was oomously hewn as Paymaster Salm, of the 9th Lunen sad Bth Dragoons, serving in India, at Laolisow sad elsewhere. His debts we 3,3434. The bank raptor marred some tiros ago, a*d at the last sitting the bankrupt did not appear, end wan adjmused dui die. Jr. MAgley now applied to the wan for an order to eet ssNe MA portion of the bankrupt's halfisy (1091. a year) se the Secretary at War might easollon. No one appeared for the bankrupt, and it wee stand that he lad gone to Australia with hie wife and family. Hie Honear mule an order for with* ride the whole of the beaky:o'a bar-pay. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. E. R. Adams.) 10Inizstarzin ST Till 11.113/MOIll A? ASTUIVB THILTILI. Skphm Ferrell, 26, a respectable-looking man, was in dicted for embezzling various sums of money belonging to his master, Mr. Edward Tyrrell Smith, the proprietor of Miley's Theatre. Mr. Oppenheito preeseuted, and Mr. Thompson defended the prisoner. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Aaron lisher, the treasurer to Atriey's Theatre, that the primmer had been for some time messenger in tot employ of Mr. B. T. Smith, and it was a part of his dater ow in& lo take advertimotenta rotted to the mutate newspapers and pay for them, bringing the rimeipel back with him. In the latter part of May he sent him with advertisement' to the Dirpatch, Observer, Bell's Life, and other papers, having been furniched with money to pay for them, and on his return to the tranury on inch occasions he handed in lime showing that be had paid so much money to sash paper. perceiving in the early part of last month that some of the advertisements were charged a higher price than usual in quiries were made, and it was found that the prisoner had not paid so much as he had charged, and that he had altered tY in the reesipt• He was then given into custody. Mr. Tibbey, the publisher of the Diapatc/s, said that on the 25th of May the prisoner paid him six shillings for an advertisement, and he gave him a receipt for that amount. It bad, however, bees altered to eight shillings. Mr. Clarendon Hyde, clerk from the office of the Observer sad Bodes Life, and • clerk from Reynolds's Newspaper cake, also proved that the prisoner paid sums considerably km than the amounts appearing on their printed receipts. The figures in each instance had been altered. The jury found the prisoner guilty, and recommended him to mercy on account of his previous good character. Mr. Adams mateaced him to nine mouths' hard labour ; sodas soon as he heard the words uttered he fell down in a swots, sad was with difficulty carried below. THE POLWE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. TUB YTTITO UNBIBB 7 IITEIZZ. The mangier of the Ceske letter-foundry attended before Mr. Barker to apply for warrants for imanit committed on three men employed by that Arra, tinder the following cireumstancee: .. . . . . Tlt apPea;d that for moose time peal a strike hoe been going on at the firm of Messrs. Casten, and the men all tamed out ; other men baring been got in their planes, the approaches to the foundry have been picketted, sod the men now at work there have been molested and offered V. per week to leave and join the strike committee. This they have refused to do, sad the manager stated that in commutator-a the men had been meaulted. One man had had kia 'ear palled, the other had been struck in the face, and the third had been threatened, and told that if he did not leave Mum elision's employ he would be "spotted" and " marked." All the men in the employ of X. Callon bad been threatened. . . . . . . — Mr. Barker raid oammenthe could be taken against the men who had oommitted the airline. _ The manager said that summonses would be of no use, as b. did not know their addresses. He knew where they worked. As soon as the men found that there were sum monses spinet them tiler would decamp. The pickets employed by the men on et ike walked up and down in front of the house and spoke to and groaned at all his men. Mr. Barker said that if a breach of the peace were com mitted the polio' had better be called. If the manager had the addresses of the men be complained of he could have a suramoes, aad if the men did not attend then a war. rant would be granted. The manager said that the men on strike did not commit sorb a breach of the peace as to cause the polies to inter ten. When he could get the addressee. of the men he complained of, he would summons them. He knew where they were employed, sod naked if the summons could not be served there? hir. Barker maid that it m est be at the residence, and the natter then terminated tar the meant. MARLBOROUGH-MEET. ♦ TIPSY COACHMAN. Aim Sing, a gentleman's onichman, was charged before Ir. Hoax with being drank and with furious drivisg. Mani, 189 0, said that about 1 o'clock that morning he hard some shouting in Oxford-street, and on going to the miner of Duks-street he found the defendant sitting on the km of a brougham, the hone being on the pavement. The defendant was very drunk, and had twins driven his horse on the pavement. ones having been stopped by two gentleman. Hs detained the defendant till another colistable tams up, and thee took the defendant to the station and the horse and brougham were akin to the gresoyard. The defendant said his hone was blind. In pulling the hone he unfortuatsly palled the wrong rein. The employer of the defendant said he went that night to take up some ladies bat failed to do so, and he heard no more of him till he was informed that he was looked up. The defendant had done a good of damage to the brougham is on earlier part of the day, and he (witness) bad no doubt now that he was not sober then, although he pretended that the damage wan through an accident. He intended to discharge the defendant. Mr. Koos said that was the best wane the master could adopt, and as the defendant would lose his situation he should only floe him 10a. If the master thought proper he could roe the defendant for the amount of damage to the brougham. DREADFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN AWEEICA.— LOUIBVILLE JUNI 23. —The New Albany Ledger reports a terrible accident on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, near Laotontee, Ind., yesterday. A freight train board east and a soldier train lois' west collided. The engineers and Orr ass of both trains were killed. While the conductors of the two trains were engaged in an angry dispute as to which Wu to blame another frieght train from the met ran into the traia of soldiers at the station, killing fifteen men and sreunding 150, many fatally. The soldiers belonged to Mizois and Missouri regiments, and were homeward bound. —too York Herald, June M. General Thomas F. Meagher is thinking of cut * his fortunes with the new territory of Idaho.—New Yak paper. Mrs. Lincoln baa taken up her residence for the warmer at Hyde Put, six miles out of Chicago.—Chicago pePer. M. Sarcey, in the theatrical fenilleton of the Nude* Nesiosafr, gives • melancholy amount of the pities of the musician' at the Theatre Francais. He Arms that they receive only from 30 to 40 sous per night, or barely 7 nom each hour. The oondurstor of the or eludes, for • filed yearly sum, furnishes so many man lad, and in order to make as much profit as possible, Nye almost nothing. ROYAL BOTANIC GARDINL-(THIB DAY.)—Thia amiss the Royal Botanic Gardens received visitors for the last time this season to witness the society's exhibi tion of plants, dowers, and fruits. The AMMO of the city drew together au immense clamber of persons. ENTERTAINDIRNT AT THS TRINITY HOWitt-.Tbis afternoon a special oourt of the elder brethren will be bald at the Trinity-house, Tower-bill, for lb. purpose of swear jog in Lord Palmerston to the office of Master of the atop, the noble premier having been re-elected last =B7 Monday. Th. elder bretbreo give their annual entertain sent in the evening. Lord Palmerston will preside es Voter of the Corporation. Most of the cabinet ministers wall* present, but in consequence of the near approach of the decent election the company will not be so large se on lemons occasioes. _ _ - - THE ATTEMPTED MURDER. AND SUICIDE AT PLAMTOW. —LATTA.? PARTICULAR& —This morning Mr. °wogs Mackeszie, the hoom-surgeou of is London Has- OW. visited the unfortneete woman Lovelace, sad found ITT almost unconscious. There ere four lacerated wounds d the scalp, and the worst results are asticipated. The hiked this mongers bad somewhat rallied, and at pressat he is not considered in immediate danger. FATAL OCCURRENCE ON TUC GREAT EANTERN krlTAT.—Yesterday arkliniCe• a porter named Francis an, ■fed 22 years, who resided et Bethsal-grace, and *lv sittegsd at that ponies of the Great &Mem lies near the coal depot, Upper Devonshire-street, Globe-road, Mile rd, was helping to shunt some trucks, and was leached down by one of the earrings,. The carriages peassd over MI bod indicting injuries which were alieest immediatety heal. The uotortnnate man has lefts young wife who was only confined last Sunday. INOWIDAT. PIONMILN. MEDAL H.W. to N.W. and back. Oa MONNE= Westerly to & and S. L. fresh to strong, 00Mas, troth to strong, to showers in places. places some rain. As above. Wielfan N. W. to 8. W., treat to strong, showers. anragnait. &W.toN. W. and back, fresh to strong. 8..8.W. to P.N. W., fresh to strong, showers In places. but fine generally. As next above. LIOQB. As next above. Northarnollcottand. Rau, and adja• ersdis. Sontltern=Nogliel Channel sad Bny of Biscay. lostornollostward &Wand sad North Bas. AOCIDINT TO A MAIL TEAIN.—A branch of the well-known limited mall on the London and North Western hoe experienced a narrow escape from a serious accident when near to Wolverhampton yesterday morning. The limited, which starts from Holyhead and proceeds to Boston, drops the Birmingham section at Stafford. This section leaves the Blubbery junction, some fifteen miles from Stafford, at two in the morning, and is due in Bir mingham half an hour afterwards. At shoat half a mile on the Birmingham or south aide of Bushbury, and when the train was getting on the "swing" (attaining • high speed), a collision took place between the train and some serious obstacle upon the line which could not be perceived by the driver, but which he found had deranged one or more of the carriages. Within as brief • time as possible the train waa stopped. It was then found that three horses had strayed upon the line from • meadow which formed a part of a neighbourieg farm. The train bad passed over sad cut up are of the animals, sad the two front wheels of the mail ma had bees thrown off the metals and were jolting along span the ones sleeping. In addition to the van, the trait was composed of three passenger carriages. Certain of the peamegers and the occupants of the poet-office van were shaken, bet no one of them seriously hurt The van it was not deemed desirable to send on after the wreaching it had sustained ; end when the mall bags had beau transferred to one of the carriages, the trate got again under weigh, a detention of absent twenty minutes having takes pima THZ Nay BZIDOZ AT BiacxyatAns.—Tbureday, the 20th of July, has bees fixed by the Bridge-hones Estates Committee of the Corporation of London for laying the foundation-stow of . the sew bridge at Mealtime, and great preparstioos are be ing made for the ceremony, which wilt be conducted by the Lord Mayor. As a precaution against encidents by the possible overcrowding of the temporary bridge, it will be entirely closed, both against carriage traffic sad foot passengers, on the day of tiling the fonadation ease, from 10 in the morning until 5 in the afternoon, and the atoms will be hid at the Barmy side of the river. The City authorities will first assemble at Onlldha] sad pro and Smear in great slate to the plane appointed, headed by the Lord Mayor. A luncheon will be served at the met of the Bridge-house committee, at Guildhall, before the t starts, end in the evening the Lord Mayor, follow ing melodeon of Mr. Garrett, his predecessor in alas, whets the foundadonotoee of Loadon-bridge was laid, in June, 1825, will entertaia the moult of Common Council at a bancpiet at the Manske-home. L 1 1L & e 0.37 1 rb 0.28 S b 0.1 2 rb 0.14 1 re 0.81 1 - - 0.01, ee 0.70 ' s THE EAIAIS; LATI IRTlNcirNittittarkoE • 7 MT • SEWN:ADMIT, MBICYINCL-(THIS DAY.) MO HANDICAP. T.Y.O. Armadillo. 84 71b ; Dr. Syntax, 84 (lib ; Assisi% 8441 b; Critbrar. Sit 21b ; Papa, 84 ; Onardsniss, est Principal. 7n l ll b ; Lady Nary, 74 91b ; Jupsn, 74 910 ; °bros. 74 71b ; Oirmhylins. 7n 41b ; Ls Heobsatr. 21b ; leas a, 7 ; Jain. &t 131 b ; Bilverlacen. Set ; Bells, fin nib; Sr to Erotism, fi st 10lb ; Swam* 71b ; Haight of Whistle. Est 71b ; Signor Mary, eat 4116 ; Spill, 64 4lb ; Spailarobs. est ; Rejection, est 101 b ; SOW, Set 71b. All an her. BEAUFORT STAKES. Suffolk States Oosiss. Tristato, Bayard, Moak, Privateer, Fantail, and Gram Darling an hers. RIDBUYIERR STAKES. B.M. Pullin, Odom, Lassreqs, sad &Met an hers. TOWN KATE. RIC Minas, Yellow Jack, Hoist-L;,iiion, and Jack-ci. Lantern are here. EXETER STAKE& Halt a mill. Mr. Pitt, Mound,., Chapel Royal, Braga Hood, Willie Sharpe. CARLISLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ATHYArIp STAKES. Once roancL. Tykeßrindisi:la's Alive, avow, V•11.1110k Brai Hiss Pickle, , s,me 'nasal" Zsoobia, Harry laford, Lady dOeverdahr, Mastics, Curiae Lorton, and Risk are here. HOLE HILL STAKES. Three quarters of a mile. Well Dare, Hell Flagon, Reviver, and Barbara Allen are hem QUERN'S PLATY. Two wiles. Skipjack, Venom, Lady of Ooverdale, Mackintosh, Cer tain L 1110611141, Briadbi, Oldies On, Risk, Hopper, Helen, Maabelk, &moldy. Kin Pickle, Lozenge, Tyke, sod Males Beer are furs. THE NATIONAL RIFLE MEETING AT WIMBLEDON. PREPARATIONS FOR ENCAXPMENT.—(THIS DAY.) This (Wednesday)tnorning extensive preparations WTI commermed on Wilabledon-oommon for the formation of the gnat encampment, which, from Monday next, i will be inhabited by the crack rißernes of Greek Britain, who will attend the national rife met h' to be commenced on that day. The number of ratites for the Queen's Prise, the Albert, the Prince of Wales's, the Alexandra, and other valuable prises en very large, showing ' a large lacrosse over former years, and for them which are owls to all nations • large sOnkling of Belgian and other foreign riflemen will enter the lists. The camp, In the erection of which greet Pralines is already observable, will, it is understood, be completed by next Friday, and an official notice has been issued to the effect that it will be ready for occupation on Saturday morning next. The Secretary of the National Rine Au°. 1 oiatioo, Captain faildmay, and the executive loffieers,Captain Page, are actively engaged in carryiag out the regulations for the meeting, which will last about a fortnight, and the 'leading orders for the camp, the regulations for Bring, and instructions to butt officers, Ira, have been prepared and issued for the guidance of the volunteers. Each officer's tent willisontain • bedstead, mattramand pillow, and washstand, basin gaud water-can, tub, looking-glue, lantern, chair, bolster, end two blankets. Each non•cammissioned officer and private volunteer will be furnished with • palliasse, bolster, blankets, • water proof sheet, &a The Bishop of London bas consented to hold die's' service in the camp oo Sunday, the 16th init., and redone musings* dramatic performances, and concerts, he., are being provided for the camp. At the close of the meeting on the 22nd Mgt., his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge will hold • grand review of the whole of the metropolitan volunteer force on the 001=00. THE GREAT FIRE IN SOUTHWARK. LATEST` PARTICULARS. Not only were the two immense blocks of ware houses seemly destroyed in the above fire, with the excep tion of the soeth-eastern corner, but the fr ont portions and roofs of at least a dozen boners in Cutle-street, as well as the roofs of several hones in Southwark-bri4emed, including the Phoenix livery stables, were penally dm troyad by the falling walls of the warehouses, and the quantity of burning materials blown on to them. At 11 o'clock this morning there was still a large man of fire on the premien, and two of the steam engines were kept con stantly playing upon it. The thoroughfares along South wark-street and Castle-street are rendered impassable for either carriage or foot traffic, consequent upon their being covered for several hundred yards with the bricks and pieces of timber thrown out from the burning premises during the oonfisgration, as from a volcano. The south-eastern corner of one of the warehouses pre sents a singular contrast to the rest of the building. This porticos of the premises had been built on • new fireproof principle, upon brick arches filled in with patent concrete, and stands insect, while every other portion of the building has been destroyed. flo far as the preservation of a build ing is coooerned, the test has been well tried, but whether supposing this portion of the building had been filled with goods, they would not have been destroyed or rendered worthless loy the intense hest to which they would have heed subjected, yet remains to be proved. The whole of the premises destroyed had been recently built is the most substantial way, sad fitted with all the modem applianoss for 'tarrying on large wholesale busi- OCBIIIIII. WILATHIER REPORT. .-.(THIS DAY.) MIDIIIIDAT, JOU 5,8 LE. N , .76 Abe airn rdeen '2676 63 03 W.& W. W. ...4k 129.33 ail dw. Ardreesan 30.114 61 I &W. greeneastle 129.63113 W.&W. Cape nrei, C -I —• Liverpool —29.97 67 &&W. Relybead 119.90111 6. ennbroks I henna .. '110.05 66 &W. Breit. 40.12 66 6.& W. L'Orieni 30.03 66 3.9. W. Reebatort 10.111 64' L 10.07 64 & FzIELS.: :4 5 ' t . tr London Dover ._ . I I— farnmealli 20.02 63' W. ilearboroapb. 39.94 64 9.W. 2994 66 N.W. 1011.04 61 &W. WEbNESDAY__ 10 1 11NING:' JlTitff 1866:"T ptlA*Bll Llara--(T1118 DAY 4 0 Two o'Czoom The railway market .I•Lieskive to-asy, and the principal stocks are unchanged, with the exception of • rise of 4 per cent. in London and North Western and Great Eastern. London and North Western stook is now quoted 124 to g ; Great Wasters, 63 to 68 ; Midland, 1354 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1224 to ; Caledonian, 1324 to 1354; South Eastern, 854 to ; Great Eastern, 494 to 4, ex div. ; London an South Western, 99 to 100 • Metropolitan, A, 143145 t o 146 ; Great Northern, 130 4 to 1314; ditto .. 1. . . Paris and Orleans Railway shares have advanced, and Great Luxembourg are firm. Great Western of Canada and Ban Paulo, on the other band, show dulness. Indian line s are quiet. OIDINA2Y SHAIJA AND lITOOIS. as. 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There is rather more bosinesa in the mining market to-day, and shares in most of the following mines are in request, at the quotations given :—Great North Laxey, 355. to 40s. ; West Chiverton, 77 to 80 ; East Rosewarne, 2} to ; Great North Downs, 3} to ; South Condurrow, ai to 4 ; Bottle Hill, 12a. 6d. to 15e. ; Wheal Rose, 29 to 31; South Darrell, 35e. to 40s. ; and Great Laxey, 201 to 21*. Very few transactions have occurred in foreign and colonial mining ahem, and prices exhibit no alteration. A letter from St. Petersburg says :—"Almost the whole of the diplomatic body is now away. The English ambassador, the ministers of Prussia, Saxony, Portugal, Dec mark, sad Hanover have for the moment quitted their posts others are making conning in the country. The most curious voyage is certainly that about to be undertakes by the Baron de Talleyrand-Perigord, the Freest' mires. sador ; he is going to the northof Europese Russia, tracking his way along the lakes and rivers towards the White Sea; on those coasts a steamer, sent from Archangel, will carry him to the Solovetzky Convent, on the island of that name, at the entry of the Gulf of Ortega, and which played a part during the late war. From this is:event the harm will proceed to Archangel. and afterwards by land to St. Petenbarg. He thinks he may accomplish thin journey of exploration in three or four weeks. Rim AT STAFFORD House TO THR LONDOW Fru BRIOADZ.—The Duke of Sutherland gave an entertala meet last evening to the London Fire Brigade, at Stafford house. Diener wen moved up in an elegant lightedirp marquee emoted on the lawo the terrace sod grounds befog illuminated with variegated lamps. His grass )mi presided, and among the employ present were the of Manchester, Lord Richard Grosvenor, M.P. ; Lard Albert Gower, Lord Dinsmore, the Hoe. Harry Bourke, Lient,Oolosel Arming% General Eber (of Dirt baldfs staff), Colonel &wart, the Boa. Arthur Ellis, Mr. Matthews, Dr. Quill, Major Allison, Captain Shaw Mr. William Brown, Secretary of the London Ft= Brigade; Mr. E. Bedtime, Mr. Wright, sod several other gentlemen. DIA= or ISAAC TAYLOR. —Tbe death took place on Wednesday last of the author of the " Natsoal I= of Enthmaiesna," at the advanced age of 77.0riginellY l an artist, Dom Taylor, at an early age, abandoned h i s a profession foe that literary °arm in which so many mesa. boss of his family had attained distinction. His father, the Bev. Isaac Taylor, of Oogar ; his uncle, Charles Taylor, the learned editor of "Calmat ;" his eiders Ana sad Jane Taylor, the joint anthers of "Original Poems sad Hymns for Infant Minds;" his mother, Ana Taylor, sad We brother. Jeffreys Taylor. have all mitts* works which have attained a wide popularity. 'Minty mAßizre-alim DAY). Tiro oioLoon. The Mock markets to-day are quiet. There has !been rather more demand, however, for English I,government stocka, in anticipation of the payment ' i d the dividends on Saturday, and Con isols have experienced • fresh improvement of per cent. As regards home railways, foreign bonds, and other securities, very little movement has occurred, business being inanimate. In the discount market to-day the rate for cboice bills is maintained at 3 per cent.,although there is no activity, and A large amount of money is seeking employment. The tendency of quotations, never theless, is rather downwards, in anticipa tion of the release of the dividends on Saturday. A considerable amount of money being rapsyable to the Bank, short loans are in request in the Stock Exchange, at 2 to 24 per cent. The charge for advances on Consols to the next settlement is 21 to 3 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renton opened at 67fr. 05c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 901 to 4, ex div., both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 904 to 4, ex div., for the new account (August 8). The official bushman report is as follows:- Three per Cent. Consols for money, 904, 4 ; ditto for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 4,1, ; New Three per Cents, 894, 1, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 721 ; Bank Stock, 250, 2481 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, ; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem. There is an improvement of 1 to 3 per cent. in Turkish Consolides, while Turkish Bonds of 1802 show dulness. Mexican Bonds have declined 4 Mk cent ; dreek are inquired for. As regards other foreign stocks there is no change of importance. Some of the present quotations are sub joined :-Turkish, 1858, 721 to 731 ; ditto, 1862, 71 to 4, ex div. ; ditto Conaolid4s, 491 to ; Mexican, 231 to 24, ex div.; Span ish Passive, 291 to 30 ; ditto Certificates, 144 to ; Greek, 204 to 214 ; and Confederate, 8 to 9. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1863, 804 ; Buenos Ayres, for account, 911 ; Egyptian, second issue, 1001. Bonds, 974, 98 ; ditto, 1864, 941 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 944, ; Greek, for account, 214 ; Italian, 1865, 761, 4, f ; Mexican, for account, 231, 24, ex div. ; ditto, 1864, 234, 23, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1853, 48, 471, ex div. ; ditto, 1856, &c., 471, ex div.; Russian, 1859, 57 ; ditto 1862, 214 ; ditto 1864, 944 ; Spanish, for account, 1474, ex div. ; ditto Passive, 30 ; ditto for so. count, 291 ; ditto, Certificates, for account, 141; Turkish, 1858, for account, 724, 731 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711, ex div. ; ditto, 100 i. Bonds, 711, 72, 711, 4, ex div. ; ditto, 1865, 461. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to pm. ; Gener►l Credit, 14 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 71 to* prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 21 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 34 to 3 prem., ex div.; Hud son's Bay, 154 to 1, ex div. ; and Egyptian Trading, 3to dia. The nominal quotations for the charm of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Russian Iron Worka, Bto 10 prem. ; Downs Docks, to 1 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph preference, par to I prem. ; London Bridge Land, to / prem. ; GM morganshire 1r0n,24 to 1 prem. ; London Quays and Warehouses, par to i prem. ; Barned's Banking, 1 to It prem. ; London, Windsor, and Greenwich Hotels, 11 to 2 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 34 to 4 prem. ; Haat London Railway scrip, to 1 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3to prem. ; Hop and Malt Richange Warehouse, 11 to 1 prem. ; London Merchants, 14 to 1 die. ; sod British India Trust and Agency, 14 to 2 prem. About 29,0001. in bar gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, in addition to 10,000 sovereigns from Nova Scotia. On the other band, 30,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for export to Alex andria. The Celeano hae arrived from Otago, New Zea land, with 14,0001. in gold. The City of London and Germania are bringing 42,0001. from New York. _ _ _ The fine , bar silver ly the Mexican packet was sold yesterday at Es. id. per ounce, and the Mexican dollars at 4a. Hid. The former will be sent to Holland. There is a demand for refinable silver for Belgium, but none for fine bars. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and in some cases, including bills on Ham burg and Austria and short drafts on Holland, the rates were rather more favourable for this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, S. mouths, ILI9I to 12 0/ ; ditto, S days, 11.171 to 181; Rotterdam, S mouths, 11.191 to 12 01; Ast werp, S =oaths, 25.40 to 45 ; &unbar'', ms. bassos. S months, 13.91 to 10 ; Park, 3 da 45.15 to 221 &Uo, 3 maths, 28.371 to 421; ert-ow-ths-Maise, 3 mou%s, 1201 to t; St. Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, 31 to 1; Vienne, ell. 50.. 3 months. 11.221 to 271; Trim* str. So., 3 months, 1L221 to 271; liadrid, 3 months, 471 to I ; Oedis, S months, 48 to 1; Leghorn, 3 months, 35.80 to 55 ; 3 months, 25.50 to 58 ; balm 3 months, 95.50 to 55; Naples, 3 months, 25.50 to 55; Palermo, 3 months , 25.50 to 55 ; M(11161114 3 mouths, 25.50 to 55 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 511 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 tot. At the meeting yesterday of the Indian Carrying Company an interim dividend at the rate of 6 per cent per annum was declared, and the directors were authorised to increase the capital by an issue of 25,000 new shares. In accordance with a promise made by the chair man in January last, that meetings should be held half-yearly, a meeting of the International Finan cial Society took place on Monday, when the follow ing statement of accounts was presented. The bane of the directors' report was deferred till the annual meeting in January next. The proceedings, which lasted only about seven minutes, were quite of a formal nature, and little or no discussion occurred. In reply to • question, the chairman stated that the amount (360,0961. 10e. 3d.) due to sundry creditors consisted of money on loan, at various rates of interest. As previously mentioned, ad interim interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum has already been declared : Statement of Liabilities and Assets, 30th illl3ll—Dr. Liabilities : To capital called up, 730.0901 ; to onadry creditors, 380,0961. 10s. 3d. ; to bills payable, 109,0191. 16s. 3d. ; to balsams of assets over liabalities. 88,0081. 7s. 4d. ; total, 1,307,15403 c 10d. Cr. Assets : By emir at bankers, in band and on deposit, 76,9971.4 e. 10d. sundry debtors for advances on security, ka, 748,9261. Os. 7d. ;by bills receivable in head. 73,9181. 4s. 10d. ; by sundry isvestrooots at market value. 407,3131. 19s. 7d. Total. 1,301,1541. 13e. 10c1. . . The report of the directors of the Victoria Sta tion and Pimlioo Railway Company, to be sub mitted at the half-yearly meeting on the 7tli unit states that the dividend for the past half-year will be at the rate of 66 per cent. per annum. The second ordinary general meeting of the Tort street Flax Spinning Company (Limited) is called for the 90th instant, when a dividend is to be de clared. _ _ --- Vit;are requested to state that Mr. Thomas Ban toek, of Mauro. Bentock and Co., of Woverhamp ton, has joined the direction of the Parkfield Iron Compan. The let y ters of allotment of the preference shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company were distri bated yesterday. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : l000ro;oo.—Allimis British sad Fsraido, lei to 154 ; Marine, 90 to ex ay. sod be.; Ones Maria% ft ; PPM. dust Lit% ; 17aivorool Marius (lisitod), 64 so II to 4. GNU& Ocits.—Eozoposa, 134 ; Imperial Cooti. soatal, 934 ; Looelos. ; South 36 6 . 11 PaD66 1 _13 4 ; Bur- Ooloomors, 16 ; Wooten. 14 to 17 ; Ditto B, q to 4. Dab,—Loadaa sad SR Kotholfas, 67 to 6. JOINT STOCK BANK& SEMIS. eAgra lissiennufs(L Old ones divided l!!‘oli ADJasa•Die.ALlverpool Do. bawd a& SID ye Aim% Lostrtaa AR& riffPWA Loo Dail= il , mited) Aityldeßank.Cokneweh . , iii:iiiiio.,irtiiii: Amoebas iDo. Now ,Baakotlidillis‘olasolts litan — Ft Bank of Soak of Otago PROW) itaak olV gaami t ad osikß.oki :Bioko( Nor loalfoad ;111-111;"i hritiali British N. America C. Bic Indlkaac, Cigna Chart. Mar. cd Iseihos Oily Colonial Cora.Baok of Canals COOL Baal or pulls. &c Consolidated Bank (L) goat Loudon (lAmiki Easternl, laohawee(Llm English Joint Sleek I. Neg.licotekeoaLelowid. Dillliok owl awedialt (L guropeaa NonkCLlnDed Nbulaws.OftsWl9.(L) Do. Da New teased pm Imperial Bank. Welled 'Golan. Do. New Lend Ldatßk India ( Loo. &Londe ,ztoo to. (L Lea Bask Mlleatlond(L 'London and Drealdow 110 a.N.dyrnaDMNiotoll. Do. New. local la pm Lon. MBank el AnoirL Lencluo and County ILoo. flarabi.Oon.ltr.(l ) London Join. lank. Lond_t loath Akio= Loo. a B. Mesievo 11.1 a. Do. do. Now . . LoodootVeowne , t (L.) Lea a ireetraina Merchant Dank(Liar.) Mwearallialt SzotralL Metro. a Prov. book (L Do. do. IMAM Bank (Lim) National of Liverpool 'N.Pre. et Do. Do. :d i = ail Woe Notional Hoak— N Do, Now . _ 10 ,Now Booth Wass — • • ... 10 Now looload (111a1161) 10 North Western II ;Oriental Doak Oorporn 1 00 'hurt& BookhigiCorp. (L 00) Da do. 100 Provloo. of Ireland 10 De. do. Now WIWI" itutl.,iDothl (L, 10 loath imitate 101 11064 at )11. I. Attica _ 101 Do. da. Yu. Wpm. flake Aisirans 100 Mgr at basalt ( 1 / a t ) 00 Crakes of larks Si I Pd. I 20 I lb 100 100 100 iLugewaim Outing Was. ,(I.lazaattinag 6p.osat. 1 Do. . . Rams sad Mataasss lassanos sad Mamas arsisasss sad Bobsidlla North of tame $ 9.et Do. (lataCharLEap.ct. Ottoman Myra', dro.) Parta,Lyoattilnap.ct Do. New ....3P ot. Ranh do IL I. (Para.) .. loyal Swedish f D. at. .anna La Granola? p.ot. 111. Ant&Lora-Van.a9.o. Illoatitlastot Port.7p.o. Soatbsonot Franoelp c. , Booth Italian, par et, WAN.W.at /ra. P. al 4 A 1 96 et 9/ 90 96 al it in adl 98 PS 114 11 xd 97 99 11 14 $1 N 9. xd IS 96 Il} H s i id Ili if id - 14 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited) guar. 7 par cent, 14. Great Luxembourg, 144 I. Northern of Frame, 424. Paris and Orleans, Sig. Sambre and Menne 5i per coat. pref. (all paid), (fg id. 86a Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., 17 xd. I I'd I CL pekoes. I flaks. SS (0 i "i ea 6 6N 6i 1 pm 6 pa Paz ism 4 %dm 74 70 72 76 11 22 140 1 143 le 1 1 44 6 444 67 44 7 oOr le Oedbe 4 06 44 44 le 27 42 44 xd 107 110 10 a 2093 69 693 m ,Us Ms 2pm 7 10 3 Lab pat 6pm an 124 37 6 ddb 31 7 6Ms 7 6 fps i _i ikil I lips 61, I poi zd !I!. la. ik a r Ple 4 %Us 6 6 di. 21 OM Id 7 9 pie sd 1 1221 id U 6 7d 78 8 0 1 111 19 MI par i pas idia ;pia 9 6 411 97 99 I tPr 0 . I . o — iil 0 Bra I 99 101 99 96 41 43 idla 904. IS 44p. St 64 B 34 911 se la Se S s Llal IS SS zd /I 4 die I 4 die Si OS - 4 if 111 Itdia. plass. e l %MIAS A. Ora sad Wiest boas .rtio . is. uk asmeminewasawil I 467e.n0 ft. umegaitim.ail‘. us MSS 11. ilaelbasioami top 1017,071 11. Song Coalzurdal IW i - ei; I ii -I Watorwarha.— 1O t• u ; C 5115 1 4 14 sad ; I. 544.1.1.4 ; Wad 115. Mmesuabasaa—larsted sto ; lasskasi Botal. Pricelatiaat TIMIDLY Reams. Consols, which closed , yesterday at 90j to 4, ex div both for money and next Thursday's settle went," opened and dosed to-day at the same quo tation. For the Bth of August the last pries was 90* to _*. The official business repot* is as follows :—Three per Cent. Commis for money, 90,I; ; ditto for acoonnt,9o*, ; Three per Cents. Reda*, 89*, 1 New Three per Cents., 89/1 New oars -a-Half per Cents., 711 Stook, 248, 250 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto IPive Cent. Stock, 1044, ; ditto Four per Cent., ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 99* ; Five an -a-Half per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 109. The India Five per Cent. stock was inquired for. There was no change in Exchequer Bills, which re main quoted par to 4a. prem. Venezuela Bonds of all descriptions were quoted to 4 per cent. lower, but with this exception foreign stocks were firm. There was an improve ment of 1 per cent. in Egyptian Bonds of the lust issue, and 4in Russian Three per Cents. and the Five per Cents. of 1862 and 1864, as well as in Turkish of 1854 and 1862. Turkish Consolidis and Italian stock also advanced per osnt. Bank shares were rather dull A reduction was quoted in City Bank, Chartere d Ifercantile Bank of lndia, London and China, and Bank of Hindus tan. Bank of Egypt shares, however, were inquired for. National Discount shares were last quoted to-day 11 to prem. being higher ; Joint Stock Discount, Ito # dis.; E gyptian Trading, to f dia.; Ottoman Socidt4 04noirale, 2/ to 34 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 154 to ex div. ; and Lion Brewery, 14 to 2 prem. There were inquiries for Berlin Waterworki, British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph, Electric Telegraph, English and Foreign Credit, Ro ir ya i M Steam, and West India and Pacific Steam shi of which have improved; but City Officea, Ebbw Vale, Financial Discount, Smith, Knight, and Co.„ Trust and Agency of Australasia, and Madrea Irrigation paid-up shares, were quoted lower. The shares of the financial companies were quiet. International Financial were inquired for, but General Credit were dull, and a decline of about 2s. 6d. took place in Credit leerier and Mobilier. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. ;—lnter national Financial, 11 toil prem. • General Credit, 14 to 11 prem.; London Financial; 71 to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 24 to 2* prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 3 9-16 to 11-16 prem. The closing (but In many eases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Peruvian Railways, 21 to 31 pre,. • Cheshire Salt Works,* to 1} prem.; London-bridg e lAnd, to prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to * prom. ; Blakely Ordnance, 31 to 4 prem. ; Glamorgan Iron and Coal, 24 prem.; Grange Town Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; East London Railway scrip, to 1 prem. ; ditto, paid up, * din to par ; Belgrave Mansions, par to * prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Phos phate of Lime, to 11 prem. ; Enamelled Iron, 2 to 3 prem. ; Parkfield Iron, 1* to 21 prem.; Barned's Bank, 1 to 14 prem. ; London, Green wich, and Windsor Hotels, 14 to 214 prem. ; Samuel Bestow and Co., Ito 14 prem. ; Liverpool and Dublin Steam, to 14 prom. ; Hop and Ex change, 14 to 2 prem. ; Ge neral Exchange Bank, to 14 prem. • Atlantic Telegraph Preference, it prem. ; and 'London Quays, par tolpront Unite States 5-20 Bonds closed at 714 to 7; ahowing_a relapse of per cent. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures were quoted 86 to 88. There werei nqu iries for Ceylon sad Few Zee land Government Debentures, but Nova Scotia Sir per Cents. have declined. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LiNll.-{THIS DAY.) A very moderate supply of &Cigna wheat wee received fresh up to our market to-day. Selected qualities mooed off steadily, mid prices ruled firm ; otherwise the English wheal trade was quiet, at about previous rates. With foreign wheat, the market was but moderately numbed. Both for American and coutieental descriptions, the trade was slow ; noverthelms Moodsy's quotations were g lirortr i ng cargoes of grain wire in fair demand, at fall the supply of which on male was limited, was firm 12 X r." business was traneacted in malt, at fully late rates. Oats were in good supply, and moderate request, at Was. day's curreacy. Beans sad peas folly supported late rata. The supplim on offer were small, but the demand was by no means active. _ . _ Thom was s fair dimmad for flaw, sad priers ruled firm. £ZRIYAIB OF OWN. Ma.. INTO LONDON BY WALT= CAJULIAGE, twit Any 1 TO JULY • nicluervi 1911011. BA** Malt Osta. vicar. vs etc gm gra Ms. mkt. inn& sad Owl* 1010 10 1610 In .. 006 /a/1p • • • 15010 7180 .. 40620 116/6 -- - - 1.1.6 HINGING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) tilooAA.—There is a good demand for British Wart at prises 6d. above those retie( last week, &Cady far ' qualities ranging from 30e. to 324. Of other deo eripUes• the males include Cuba Moneyed° at 32a.. acid dyed MAMBA at 29r. 9d. Itedesd is also in better reqsest ; brows lump sold at 425. 6d. Comm—The public sake to-day were °unfilled to native) Ceylon mid Janiasia, for which firm priors were obtained; privately the market =times firm. TZA. —The public sales are progreethig at very irrlis; and geaerally at easier prices, common pens sboi a ' &Wise of Id. to 2d. per lb. Ram AND SALITNTSIL —No males reported. Itux.—Owing to the redseed stook there is as saliva di mmed. and prices of oommon quality show an advance df id. to Id. per gallon. Demmer& sold at la. ltd., and Ls wards at L. 7d. Oorros.—The market bu become very dull, there bait few bums at previous primes Elarmowss.--Ficiles Sof Bengal have bum effected at fa pikes. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow in quoted 40e. fkl. ; Potenburg Y.C., on thei spit, 41e. 9d.; October to Deem• bar, 42.. 9d. ; December, 43e. 3d. ; January to IWO. 43e. dd. BOROUGH HOP HARSZT.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattoodeo and Smith report no alteration ia Moo market since Moody last. The reports from the *OM- Moos **Manua favourable. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Livmook,rQLT 6.-flabs Malay and B. hidden, da--lenwea New, 16 1-16--Great Taste». Itit Great Weaken. 6416 7f-lasseaehlre and Yorkshire, IS sag Noma Neatens. inzi 1-1114kurd lid. shares. 7-14 . 4= Neelbiaelsen Berwick capital stock. 11114-41ostalbstarn, Great Neste» 4e per Cent., elk-Mato and lake Nam, 11.16-Grest Western of Cana 111, 11-Brie, u—inmois Central lIS al 6-United States 6.00 beads, 774 2 }-Dena Illsenish, 71 p.-Great Lagembourg sherat, 16 7-16-ANWMIS Sank London and ilverposi (Limited), if a-Commands* aT i =„ /11-t i tern Exclana i sl i salat n i :=l: a d a Bank (Limited), 3# 7-16 Ma I 7-164.-Norsk sal daa lleh di a lr den WI -Addeo MIAMI (I. O C. fjPridsh Waldo Nubs (Lindtal), fg p.-Zwpies C. ludied). Ike p.-Britals and Meth ameriess beam (lantlted), 44 d. Mancamni, .In 7 4.-1. moderate Ingham has been Inn, and prices are sbady. Belekow, Vaughan, and Co. (Lisalted),, p--C. Cammell and CO. Olendled), a 4.-C niederate Loan, II- Onneondated Bank (Linfbit, 11-14 p.-(heat Liners. 4819 1 jailreit latzerabecug. dealt Northers, New, 10 p.- Wasawe 4 Canal lii-Ofeat Weddell, CI ► # easeral Credit (Limited), Comba t 113 _1 k 1-1 017 8 Brown and Co. (Welted), a-Lancashire ana corbel» 2 -London and North ( (Welted), Uncelnahire, 611-Ifelzepslitan, I pi exieen, 24 111a ffe sii. w York and Brie, 63-North Waisteaktra sh Suter% set d Thames and Maw Midas lamina {l44a6lea), 44 N-Unfiel States 8-10 Yeast Boinfa,7l4 1-Nast Awfdak. Ne. 77 -DistateS Bank,l9l Idabel p.-afeaohester mod nallsrd lank. p.-Brktals sad lade Naalne, BMIDNINAM, 010.7 41.-ms Was of troy Winded Mein Valley, 10 0-16 - Great Western, Weed esease gwarauseed, Leg -Birmingham (kcal, 881 -Birmingham fowls arid District leak 1 Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas, 97-DINS 761. ahem. 47 =and Fire, Se W. pia-eel UetnvpoW - Wagon, untie. 1 die Wellington sad Brawn Jumbo* fished 101 to 101- Metropolitan Wessa. ei tor -Lee mood Osak, db.-Palma fie. 11 din to 1 4fa..-41,4 Patent NIA fad DdR 14 to II rem Dom. JOLT -Tares pee Cant. Omer. 564-New 71010 per Cant. neck, 444 4-Dltto for amount (3517 (1), 144-Dftio for new woonak sa tf. 67 On !-Inds flee per Gast. Ikea flrassfauble at of !rabbi), 106!-Beak et Intend MK. 5, ,t 7144-Nsliewal Bank. 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