The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-17 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) The home mat at 12 o'clock. Several private bills were advanced • dao. MINES TRESPASSES PREVENTION BILL Mr. SHERIDAN moved the mooed reading of this bill, stains that it. object was to prevent depredations in mines, through which great lessee were indicted on the owners. The law as it now stood arfonled little chance ,f MIMI. the only remedy being an appeal to the t 'mut of Chancery, which was a tedious and expensive or an action at common law 1..? trespass. uch injury was done by working mines tug after it had terme insecure and dangerous to do so. Alm. great miechicf was indicted in other processes which were irregularly carried on in coussquence of the imperfect inspection. His object was to obtain a more perfect ad more frequent system of inspec tion, so that such practices us mines as were ruinous to the poverty and dangerous to human life might be prevented. Mr. PAULL, although baying his Man on the lack of the hill, felt bound to oppose it, he having ascertained that its remising's were disapproved of by the mining pro prietors germane. Mr. ('LIVE felt bound to oppose the second reading, if it was for no other reason, it consequence of tlo• Hato of the house. Everyone knew how fully the minim Mimeo wee moment." in that home, and had the reormentatives of that loured approved of the bill they would have been present to support it. Mr. Clive having pointed out several defeetaia the hill,coocluded by recommending the boa minber to withdraw his bill. After • few wade from Mr. flumunem the bill wns withdraws. _ - CRIMINAL. PROCEEDINGS OATH RELIEF BILL. Yr DENMAN. ta ramming tle• .ullouread debits, mid the bones was aware that fur a ousaideralde time no prima. whatever might be We !thole, was relieved from taking an path. By iiarionsive legislation various climate of reilgleaista were relieved ; bet there were still striate ineepticerk as in themes of as individual who, from • easseleall u es motive, refused to be sworn. The commis- Mow ea oaths bad npoirted in favour id taki eg an athrituttioe bard an that repo r t frau seek sad adivishial, sal an act d parliament was (WS girded Wi OP ZONDOI.-(71113 DAY.) The bef.yearly meeeieg of the ehareholdee• was held at MOO. the L.odo. Tavern ; •Str J. V. Suzu.ef, M.P., to She Amur. The fallowing report sad statenseet of accounts wen read hy . ths blaracesar (Mr. C. J. H. Alin) : •TM accounts which the director have now the irh ferias of submitting to the shareholders show that the twit .1 the am-Taboos of the beak for the pr 6 half-mar has been neurally favourable. It will be seen that the Weser of prat sod lossacomust amounts to 37,61110 f. fa Id. After pa meat of all espouses, making ample provision fee bid sod doubtful debts, and allowing fur rebate of Intern* on bills discounted not jet due, Shen remain, available the sum of 10,5431. 13a. 9d. The director are, therefore, enabled to declare a dividend at the rate of :J. per cent. per pawn, free of Pomo tin, sad tiny to the nerve fund the sum of 10,0001., by which addition that food is aroused to 41,0001. Th e be viz., 43/. 13e. 91, is transferred to the credit of profit all Inv amour of the current rifler. The directors who retire at this °caution are John Griffith Frith, Esq., Alder. man Sir Heary M sod Hobert Porter, Eaq., who, being duly , hunt'offer themselve s f or rewleetioo. The dividend will be payable on and after Wedneedsy, the 24th of July. " Isabilitise and air* Jur - Dr. •To espital rid up, 300,000/. ; to MOM. fund, 31,0001..; to &rootlet received ender the decree of the Master of the Bolls, 4,8121. las. la ; to amount doe by the book oo ourrost, apnea and other accounts, 1,644.1r..11. 2s. 10d ; to .menu* to credit of profit and lir. account, M. 2111. 4.. Fd ; lam amount pail to customer for interest on th eir Ilialmar 13,61494. 2.. 1,1. ; together, 37,5801. 2a. fed. ; total, sor,air. Ia 10d. Cr. : By innalassate, via.: la govsnamatassavities, India dock, he., 292,310/. lb. Id. ; by ditto in Naiad 'm aims la Tloondatodlieetrest, let as a natal yielding 4) per ad 41:1. ." 0001. ;by freehold psalm la the occupation of the book, 35,0001 ; together, 75,000 1 . ; by bills diaoouoted, kap 1,459,1 . 061. 3s. ;by ooh in hand, and at call, M 3021. 3a. 10d. ; proliminery expenses, 3,1171. 5.. sd. ; by knee and leaking' at Chanag-cresa branch, furniture, ha 1,6141. as. 9d. ; total, 2,057,5221. ls. 10d. a l'rellt and tom account, for the half-year ending June 29-Dr.: To half a year's curtest expenece at head offloe and Oaring-ever Branch, bad and doubtful debts, direc tor: remuneration, he., 14,4044. la. ed. ; to rebate al inte rmit on bills &routed sot yet due , myriad to profit and Ices new account, 4,882/. 3s. 3d. ; to amour written off, preliminary espea.m acorn', 5001. • ditto, ditto, Charing. crow lea.. sad buildiep, kc., 21;01. ; together, 7001. ; to dividend for the half.year at the ire of 51.. per cent. per arum, 7,5001. ; to half•year's interest on the reserve food at 4/. me Sent. pee enema. 6201. ; to amount sow added thereto, 9.3801. ; together, Io,oooi. ; to balsam tarried to profit aml sew aerostat, 431. I3a. ; total, 37,580 f. 2s. &I. Cr. :By Ware of profit brought from last half•yosr. 334/. 4s. Id.•• by ditto far current Willow, 37,3411. ; total, 37,5801. 2a. ed. Reserve tread Amount -Dr. :To baron, 41,0001. Cr. : By upend from Pt half-year, 31,0001. ; oddities* brought dorn, 10,01101. ; total, 41,000 f. • We ban examined the above account, end Ind them correct. J sly 11, IMO. Tifouiess, 117.11111 T Arta , and A.1.1911W LAND, auditors." The Cumulus, io moving the adoptices of the report sad amormata, observed that the connexions of the beak won Qndaally inormaing, and that the nature of the heiress ass id ttw WO esteem in which it was held by the pub*. This was a Imp imam in the current accounts *, 11114 peolltable part of banking. A high rate al Wert* bed stabled the maaegemeen to make a higli rant of mitetoo tei the pm mid the Mum he Wined that this was *ale* oemi which Os dadarallos of dividend woald he limited to 5 per seat, prer ounce. Darin Be yews' tarp the bank had Pm Ppm* to pee ; it hod bought and they might sow Irak Sorward 5. as MEP =mgls the par Pa pad *a t har aritertth. the kenos host the fames the sided 14,0J01. to the reserve fund. Thu ozpoinnas ar= company leaded Ie chow that the bemires of Deakin* V tarried as peprly cum of the pan profitable In es Clay of Loaskii. febesre.) Mr. J. Ct. Mors (deputy ambers) wounded the motion, ai whisk without any previous dinsmolim. was wild, pain ready. Thu retiring directors were then rimiseted, after which the marting terminated in the usual manatir. LONDON AND vssriussnue BARB. (IBM DAT.) The baniemady nesting of the shareholders was held at the Dank le Lolkeary ; Sr. D. SALA/1101M M.P., h the desk. The 111011•Tallit (lb. end bekesewheet Tairlead) read the following report • " The dlrestek have to report that—.haw waking pro vides f_ all heti and deabtful debts, pa the ba n t and delft apart 2,013/1. loweeds dee of the lank—the net raft of the last half.yeer unmeant to 131,1111/11. dd. Tlos added to 10,1111/. Ba. tweaking haat the mike of the pre:oaks half.year, Id. will mesa. be 112.611‘. le. 9d. From thin ever, lateral ea the werplos food at the rate of ITS per Nal pee seam 15,2531. 64.) les Ikea added to ..il f whisk sow arneanta to 216,3761. lin 6d. The &reeks, sew ieeln. • dividend to the aliareheiden as the rata of 6 per sent. per aziesee, sad by way of farther divideed oat of the milk a benne ef par seal. WI the pailup capital. Afler theme payments aro made, then will renteM 27,5101. St. M., and See directors resenenend that 30,091 t. be added blithe wet er serphis feed, and the werra. to 17,2010/. 2s. 3d. Illurietlie the pr.dt and tom remit &wets rawest WI yew. The weaadia le thedweeties aserioned by the death' of the late Healy Besaarpmet, Esq., sad Wil lies Hsieh, tot, have been Wed op by the aseeinatioe el Almada. WI/epee. Fe u . wed Cheeks Preenmen, kiq enbket b eenereatimme at the seat annual iseeting of pro " Ih.: To proprietors for p i s i ed: ip d s z s = r l,lloo,oolX.; ha mune* dee by the beak ea beak, ke., ionAmot. Ids. ; reel or smiles fad, 710,1214; t heiress el mit sod isos sossook Deeseabw pad, 1669, 10,611/. O a . Id.; be ea plu r r i s ef the beet year, MAIL 111 a. 41.-16,174, le. Id. ; by covereaseat meek, oesheinew hike, nod India hoods, 2.1n6,704r. lfa. ; by ether nomerklies, isambsts bilk decommelled, loans to eenteemere„ ke., 12,e17,c0u. b.lid. ; by rub to bead, 1,331,31M5. L3e. 2.L —14174,300/. 1.. Id. • hulk end Lerk—Dr. To total expeaditare of the auvea tsitalvese feet, tame, aelariee, stationery. to snout set avert towards the beildiap a the beak, 2,Otelf. • to aeaseed added to rest or surplee feed by istirnet themes at five per oeat, per asoure. 6,233/. b. 6d. to layomest of dwadead sow declared, at the rate of 6 per met. per swoons. for the teat belf.year ea the paid•up capital of imoo,umw., 39.000/.; to boons of 7 per rat. on the capita, 70,11001.; to balance of prod{ sad lees keenet, 37.0101. 2a. 311.-132.166/. le. : By heleaes of prole wed low account, Deo. 31, 1660, 10,811/. Ss. 6d. ;by pole profits of the last belt-year, after Toy* the btful Weenie ILK, awl Nesking pruvisive for all bad' sad dou debts, 171423/. IN. 7d.--182,165/. le. " fleet wSurplus Toad.— Dr. : Preset &mooed, 215.37:4/. rel. Cr.: Almost op the let Jaaliary, 1661, 210,123/. ; by automat ea ditto at five per cent. per ammo, 5,2631. 34%. td. ; total, v 5,378/. 2.. Ga. " The divideed and honk (witbont deduction of iecoroe h ) will be ia rune of payment a koaday, the Thad me CHAIM, %.114 10 1201Vi1111 the mrloptios of the report sod a vomits, wild they had hail • 1, ery euecessful half ear. The deposits, which were the chief source of profit, had increased rousider•bly. The deposits now amounted to 11 . 4910001 .' aterir 3.000.e01w. in excess .4 theamount that time first yaw. amd2„.11.10,0004 hi encase of the swami in Joinery Lt. Illhe knew bad bola ieroosiderable. (Cheers.) The denim of the directors was, ae it always bad Leen, not to force Isaias... The permusea t funded investm en t s .b owe d isewease of about mow. within the half-year, and their ampvite moose w mow 3,51111,0001. As repided the THE EXPRESS, arrangement with the Commercial Bank, he must on behalf of the board claim credit for the promptitude with which the offer of the other company was received, and the manner in which it was carried out. A pest many of the clerks had been taken upon the establishment, and for that purpose Some of the rules usually acted upon had ben deviated from, while in other mass claims for corn• pensation had rereived due consideration. The arraugement would no doubt result in benefit to the London and Westminster shareholders, but it h.el produced no effect as reganled the profits of the last half-year. They had no wish, he might remark, to benefit by the misfortunes of other books ; on the contrary, they desired to see their ne4libours prospering as well as themselves. (Cheers.) The Rev. Mr. Romemox, In seconding the motion, inquired whether, when the back bad 'Aqua to derive benefit from the transfer of the business of the Commercial Bank, the board intended to propose to give any portion of the new profits to the last-oaresdhank. The C 11.% llt MA r replied in the negative. The arrangement i made was the subject of a legal nstrument, by which the shareholders of tbeCounroercial Bank were saved from the loss which would probably have ariwn from the state of the money market aad adverse report.. No interest was charged to the Commercial Bank for three months from the lath May upon the amount advanced ; eighteen of its clerks were supplied with situations, and in the last half-year no profit was derived from the transfer of the business. (Cheers). Mr. liViitetrit cousidered it unnecessary to increase the reserve fund beyond its present amount of 215.000/. He believed the business of the Commercial Bank would produce • profit of 15.000/. a year. A SUARCHOLDER oloerved that some veers ago it was determined that the reserve fund should be increased to 200,000/. The CIIAIDMAN 250,000/. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Dionithamis ooeld not regard a reserve fund as • mutates feed ; it could only be justly viewed as • fund for equalising dividend.. (Hear.) Hr. HADOW thought that if the bank continued to prosper as it was doing up to Christmas next, the reserve fund, which would thee amount to 250,0001., should be distri buted among the shareholders in the shape of an increase of sectliel le that estest. (No, so.) 71e CIAIRDAN said this was a very important question. Hs hoped it would never be their lot, but still it should be her in mind that within the last year • oeigh lurk had sustained • loss of so lee, than AV He them traced the gradual rise of the dividends, sad eaMsaded that the aminnsulation of • good mom was ens of the hest means of presenting fluctuations. He hoped that ID per asst. would be the normal dividend; but let eat the proprietor. deviate from the policy hitherto fol lowed It would be the endeavour of the board to secure good dividends, and at the same time to maintain the credit et the bank. report was then adopted. Thanks ware afterwards voted to Mr. Ewing', the general manager, the brawl masesers, the secretary, arid the offi• care of the hank geserany • cad tie reesties terminated with the usual vote of Ursa: to the cad the other dirertors. rot REPANSENTArzoN or LONDON. Yeatenlay the political parties on both aides were anipasod in active prominence for the coming election of e member for the CM, of Londint,'ln anticipatioa of Lord Job. Rowell being summoned to the House of Peers, though down to lest evening Lord John had issued no valedictory address to the reastitueoey. la the worm of the aftertoon a aumber of influential electors, chiefly conservative., held a meeting at the London Tavern, with the view to concert nisaeares fur the return of the Lord Mayor, in the event of the right bon. tenderest allowing himself to be put it as The meeting was treaded over by Mr. Hubbard, If P., sada:mem the gentlemen present were : Mr. Teems Barks H. Mfr. R. N. Fowler (the bankel tr lfr. Osgood Rasher, PP., . Mr. and arrstal other Alderman ' meichaa " t e a r t i ad e buskers. Before asparathop • requisition was prepared and alsoad by the gentlsioss present, and by testy more rubes gently. no far so voila:ma Las bee. put forward by lihs liberal party, nor lisp any one presented himself. The neblect, however, is nadir 0011adtrit1012 by them. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NT mug suanArs.) NOTTINGHAM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) KINNEY PARK MUM T.Y.O. Middleton Maid 5 ran. NURSERY PLATE Half a mile. Paradox, Palermo, Telegraph, Forester, Birdlime, Revolt, Cutler, Great, Miss Lirington, and Bey of Tunis are here. P.UD Fo!mat—Master Fenton, Egyptian, Fairdale, Senora, and Rosemore. CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Industrious, Munk, Rradtleld, and Gripe are here. PAID Foarmr.—Ambnah, Mill onaire, Flirtation, Bumble Bee, Jackal, Milverton,Ymagar Mill, sad JiaglingJohany. - - - ENTRY FOR QUEENS PLATE. Two miles. Wyss§ley, Spiteful Dick, Oorma, Yip Era e, Lustre, Rivals% Limiereley, Kimmird, Bettereup t Lawyer, Indus. trims, Naha, C osmopolite , and Prince of Denmark. FOREST PLATE, Six furlongs. etiNntbush, Ellen, Akron, Rajah Brooke, Raw . Count 8010 are here. PAID FOB/WT. —Ambuali, Brilliant, and Jenny Longings. Taus or MIS PLX.--(THIS DAY.) —Thin morning at 9 'Week the Lord Chasmllor attemled at t h e offices at the Comptroller ot the . Fmchissuer, io Old Palace-yard. for the of performag the mama ceremony of the Intl " Oz." Them wens also present 010 Doke of Nowendle, the Doke of Ara% Lord lkinteingle, and mew nil other officially eanneeted with the govern- Ment. A of twenty-four jprideenen having been swore, the 'Jord briefly oddment His. os the nature et their duties, after whisk Yoe essmised MON& boxes, emstaiaing sold wad Logi maw, white they declared to bed Ow rightonderd The proceedings recopied just an boar. THs DRAMATIC COILS= Fwd.—Energetic as ever is premeds( the wears at their Dramatic College, ear actors and Weems have awaked mestlier fire on it. behalf, whisk b S. tabs plasm at the Crystsl Palace on asturday sszt, the 11011 k lest. There is to be a vocal sad instremmebil ermeere, by Madame Weise, Mho Palmer, Kr. Mr. Bentley, Mr. George Pcrrea, sad Yr. Weiss—the conductors being Mr. Benedict, Mr. Mises, sod Mr. Alfred Sake. Mr. Benjarain Webster will then deliver • poetical address, by J. J. Maintop, En., in the shape of so acrostic upon the Royal Deassatio College. The Savage Club burlesque of Vs/maim end Orson will be repro. meted with the original cast ; end a Willie , melodrama, of the true Richardson's show sebool—three acts in fifteen initiates—will be interpreted by professional performers is • booth, recalling the old.time glories of Bartholomew Fair. We have only to add that the stalls of the faoey fair will be kept by our wet fascinating London actresses, to complete oar anticipativy announcement of this very attractive festive/ isl Tier GHLAT Gwen, I.lllctirrilt-UQIIARIL -The sale of the collection c 4 curiosities, relit:n.ll'o(lo* ke., gathered topther by Mr. WyJ, at the Great Globe, eceamemed yentarday us the • Leicsaterequant The building wee evened to 851, at a emit of nearly 13,00011, aradat het only 01111111Sieed • model of the earth ; subsemesatly dioramas and ether attractions Were added, each eat of thiap forming • pllery of itself. The reason fee the We is the emphatic. of the fuse meted a ll:rt d um of the pound, sea tie Milan te to be taken deem and the mime motored to he mama emedition. Yr. Wyld slates his exmatlitare to have been nearly 50,0001., Inumestive of the mot of the ereetics. The sale yesterday sono red the aellesticsa of relies sad military trophies of the War from the Crimea. Behavior!, and the Hallo; the eurlenn Oriental arras ; the Antic collectios, found Ia the NM& for Sir Jobs Pritaklin, sad other small matters. The Dabs of Marlborough and the Crystal Palace Compute wise wows the parehasers, sad the lime medals et StamiiFct pi o the Cepabeges MUNIIIMIL no milliary =el tessetel Ise Nessbal fit. Mused ; the IMMO, tie sterease, the model of the mirth, sad the imildimg, will be seidl the day. HmTN or LONDON. —The return inmmil by the Itegiseer-Oesesall slake that is the week that ended last Satarisy the London exhibited an Menem. They mere la the pieties week 1.043 ; th e y rote lest week to 1,1011. The avenge umber of deaths sa derived horn the mares of eoremposidirs weeks is taw Jaen 1851.60, an d corrected for increase of populatioo, se 1,139; hence it appears that the rate of atonality lest week was a close appreximatioa so the result obtained by calculation for the mooed week of July. Diarrhea was fatal in 87 CUM, all of which, except seven. occurred to children. This tiomplaiot steadily iticremes with the pogrom of the summer mouths, bet its mortality has not attaiued an unusual height hi the correspneding week of 1830 the deaths from diarrhea were 264. he increase in the last live weeks is shown by the following numbers :-17, 26, 34 At, and 17. c ho w, IN choleraic diarrheas waa also fatal last week to 5 children. Nine of the 87 deaths from diarrhoea occurred in Islington. Of 21 from tansies 6 occurred is Wartmiester. Tea children and an adult died from syphilis. The oldest person is the records of the week was a maw aged 94 years. Lost week the births of 946 bop and 957 Orb, in all 1,902 children, were reginered in Loudon. to the ten corre sponding weeks of the years 1861.60 the average number was Tea BVILDELe &rum —A general meeting of the operative plasterers was held laid everting at the Piano. forte Makers' Hall, l'estleetreet, Oxforibetreet, when, after considerable diseumion, • resolution to the following effect was adopted :—" That in the opinion of this meeiiug the committer should be authorised to take immediate steps to obtain for the trade the working terms of Co. per day of tea hours for Gee days, with 3i. for Saturday, Mama( work at 12 o'clock. That this resolution be forwarded to .11 the lodges in the trade for their approval or disapproval, the retains to be mot in by Monday next, and if in the affirma tive, that the committee be then empowered to withdraw the men from every lira refusing to pay on those terms, or from • certain number of tinny, as they may deem most expedient." WEDNESDAY EVENING, SHARE LIS2S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'etoca. The railway share market to-day is flatter. Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Caledonian stocks, have declined to per cent. South Eastern is firmer. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 941 to 95 ; Great Western, 711 to ; Mid land, 122 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 112 to 1 ; South Eastern, 811 to I ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; and Caled on i an , 93 n to 1001. Lombardo- Venetian Railway shares remain quiet, at 1 dis. to par. The Indian railway stocks are firmer, and the two principal Canadian lines zather dull. IP) w IM PO 100 100 100 100 100 sklrdi unarm. iAllaisttlo a IL lawnsal Boa. Bes. Iktlarp.a D_ - ; - :Pmf «77. p.c. 840., Aug. 1, Izl ondorsodbyßoit.lEL. Do. lay 1,1873, ditto. Do. Joao Dcro, ditto Wadi! 41111, liootant..l /Cops T.dtrio7k posTgos 09 7k0k tt g l a por oat Salton liorA Llama Do. Jabbatporo Do. K P. ot. Do. gp. el do Do. do. do. 188.5.7 - - iimaloi,;;;" fined of Quad. Do. 6 per S. 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Lai fit a a ni no St 57 107 ioe 107 100 98 99 104 108 108 108 i 7 t 1 1 3 4 9 96 107 WI 97 98 1•44 103 i - as - ea 16 TO SS SS li 01 Os 61 U 381 SU U Si 76 TS Slif 6TI :d In lie _Upsltj 2 I s 112 II le 2 die - ell ST 10 zell 116 11 zill II IS ~m is !! ie - dli i • I -- as W 1 le 1 i 1P 11 1 41.1 I 10 dls i 1 k Mk if all 1 If an • Poi ISO 10 SS xi ill 00 70 1 ii pss IT ISS ili a 1 Si w si 3$ 1$ SS 14 It 1I no.orl ?!.•••1 Ilw k poi a— I }Os par Pla ai 91 Tea EMPIROK AND TIN RIVAL CIIIIRCIINIL —A letter from Vichy in the Opinion Nehossak says : " Everyone was curious to see whether the Emperor would attend divine service at the church of Saint-Blake, at Old Vichy, which is the parish church of the town, or at the Chapel Sainte-Rosalie, adjoining the hospital, awl served by the Lazarish, the superior of whom, Father de Soulage, is one of the favourites of Mgr De Drava-Brisk, Bishop of Moulins. The curt of Vichy, the venerable M. Dupeyrat, who has been here for nearly forty years, is a tolerant and kind hearted man, adored by hh parishioners, but who has had the misfortune to displease the bishop, on it matters not what occasion. You perceive, therefore, that there is • etc iking question of influence between tho tworival churches. Who was to ccaarrrryy the day—the cure of the parish or the monk of Sainte ie? The Emperor wont to Saint-Blaine. The cure' received his Maj ~ eessty under the porch of the dilapi dated old church, and addressed • well-turned compliment to the Emperor, who replied, ' I thank you, Monsieur le ' Core, for the sentinswita you have just expressed. lam desirous that the clergy shall know that I will always sup port religion as much as lies in my power. lam in a country which is so friendly towards me that I certainly shall not depart without leaving proofs of the interest which I take in it.' I need not insist on the bearing of this incident. It is an additional proof of the line of con duct which the Emperor intends to follow with regard to the clergy, according as that body may occupy themselves with political intrigue, or merely attend to the exercise of their sacred ministry." The Austrian government has given orders to various manufactories in Bohemia for 30,000 iron camp bed steads, which are to be sent within • short time to the con fines of Croatia, Slavonia, and Dalmatia. 11s - PI tool 7 111 Ps ei reii•a l USN ILM UM 40 10,014 U MN I* NAN 111 RAN le KM 10 11,0 0 0 00 •NO 140 00,000 100 AIN all 100 WM 01 NMI 1* 14,001 ID 14 14 10000 000 80 40,000 150 10,000 SO 00,000, 100 10,000 100 14 10,0 00 00 141 14000 MANI II 10,0001 fib 11 1 0 %1 1 : 4,000 111 0,000 10 004 100 Do. O IA N 8) 114 111. lls. 1. 10.11 S I I} LISA ilisL:t&l it • at 1861. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two eTtoci. The funds to-day are dull, at the reduction which took place yesterday afternoon. Little business is going forward. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange dulness likewise prevails, except as regards India Five per Cents., and the scrip of the New Indian Loan, which are well sup ported, and also Turkish Bonds, which are still rising. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renters opened at 07fr. 70c., being 6c. lower than yesterday. The India Five per Cent, stock is steady, at 991 to 1, and the scrip of the New Loan, at 1001 to 1. Consols are officially marked 90 and 891 for money, and 901 for the account. The present quotations are 891 to 90 for money, and 901 to f, for the 7th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1; New Three per Centw, 891, 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 991, 1, /, 1 ; ditto scrip, 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture., 1863, 901; ditto, 1864, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 16e. die. ; Five per Quit. "en faced" rupee paper, 941; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1011 ; Exchequer Bills, March, small, 864db'. ; ditto June, 2s. dis.; ditto small, par, 2s. prem. There is a fresh rise of to 1 per cent. in Turkish Bonds, which continue to meet with a great deal of attention. The Loan of 1864 is now quoted 79 to 80, and that of 1868 65} to 66. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. are heavy, and are marked 83 and 84. Mexican bonds remain dull. Sales are re corded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 874, }, 87 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. for account, 83, 84; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per 'Cents., 801 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 221 ; ditto for account, 224, 1 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 964 ; Spanish Three per Ctnts., 481, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 80, 79 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 654 ; ditto for account, 654, 66, 65*, 664 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 664, 68, 67 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1014. In the discount market the demand yesterday was moderat! and ease continues to prevail. The rates Ifor the best bills were 14 to bi per cent. At the Bank of England the applications were very limited. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money was largely in excess of immediate requirements, and loans on government securities from day to day could probably have been obtained at 2 to 3 per cent. For long periods higher rates were required. 50001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, and 60,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for America. The amount of gold shipped from Melbourne for England by the Dover Castle is 29,156 ounces, and by the Sussex, 31,933 ounces, making together 61,089 ounoes, worth 244,0001. The Marco Polo, with 26,0001. ; the Boras, with 42,0001. ; the Agincourt, with 79,0001. ; and the Donald MlCay, with 200,0001., are also still at sea, so tha,; the ag on the way is 691,0001. erthannon will take to-day only 4,5631. in epesis to the West Indies—all gold. There was more demand yesterday for bills on the continent, and in some idstances the rates were rather less favourable fur this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Anisterdism, 3 maths, 12.1 to 4 ; ditto 3 days, 11.19 to ; Rotterdam, 3 soothe, 12.1 to 4; Antwerp, 3 seethe, 15.65 to 74 • Hamburg, mu bans, 3 month; 13.104 to ; Par* 3 :We, 25.35 to 40 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Prankfort-esthe-Maine, 3 monSe, 1194 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 324 to 4 ; Visas. elf. 60., 3 soothe, 14.35 to 45 ; Triste, eff. So., 3 months, 14.35 to 46 ; Mad ghorn,rid. 3 soothe. 48 to ; Cod* 3 months, 3 Vat bpi; Le soothe, 25.80 to 5 ; Gen soothe, 25.80 to s s. Milan, months, 35.80 to oa , 5 ; Naples, 3 soothe, 39 to 4; Palermo, 8 sontie, 117 to 4 ; Maims, 3 months, 1174 to 4 ; Lisbon, 90 day; 624 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 1524 to 4. Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co. have received a telegram from Malta, dated 15th inst., announcing the successful laying of the second section of the Malta and Alexandria Telegraph cable between Alexandria and Benghazi. The third and last sec tion will be completed in the course of the next month. Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co. continue to receive highly satisfactory reports from their electricians of the state of the cable already sub merp?d. It is announced that from the Ist of January next the charge for the transmission of a telegraphic despatch nut exceeding twenty words between any two stations in France, no matter how wide apart, will be reduced to a uniform scale of two francs, or about la. Bd. Beyond twenty words every ten will be charged 50 ,cr cent. additional. The liquidation of the stake of the failed Greek firms is considered to be proceeding satisfactorily. Bills sent back to Constantinople have been met • and it is believed that the Greeks themselves wi ll ultimately arrive at some satisfactory arrangement of their large claims upon the Turkish government. The books of Messrs. Beerbohm Magnus, and Co., corn merchants, whose failure gas already been referred to, have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Coleman and Co., the accountants. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce that they will be prepared on the let pro:. to pay the dividend (6s. 3d. per 1001. bond) due on the lit ult. on the New Granada Active bonds of 1845, and on the New bonds issued for arrears of interest. At the annual meeting of the United Kingdom Life Assurance Company, held on the 12th instant, the directors' report announced that the trans actions of the year 1860 exhibit a very considerable increase upon the satisfactory operations of the previous year, the number of policies issued having increased from 335 to 368, the amount assured from 259,8001. to 322,5571., and the amount of the lannual premiums from 9,845/. to 12,1101. The annual income from premiums alone is now 114,9651. The assets have increased from 690,140/., on the 31st Dec. 1859, to 790,6651. on the 31st Dec., 1800. The reports and accounts were unanimously adopted, and cordial thanks were voted to the chairman, directors, Mr. K. L. Boyd, the resident director, and Mr. Macintyre, the secretary. The annual meeting of the Australian Agricul tural Company is called for the 30th inst., when a dividend will be recommended. Booths, 10s. dig. ; Five per Cent. "en-''aced' rupee paper, 94g. The scrip of the DOW India Loan again met with considerable busiLess, speculative alluttees realizing. whilst investors buy. The closing pries was the same as that of yesterday, namely 1001 to I. The Old Five per Cett. stock was rather better, at 991 to I. As the si.pply available for transfer is in adequate, it is probable that some amount of the new loan will be raid up in full as soon as practi cable. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted Si. to 3s. dia., and the June 2s. dia. to 2s. prem. The demand for Turkish Bonds continues. The Loan of 1858 was in especial request, and expe rienced a fresh rise of 1 per cent. closing at 64i to 65k. The Loan of 1854, after tieing marked 73i, left off at 781 to 791, being per cent. higher than yesterday. Mexican Bonds were quiet, at 221 to p. There was no alteration of importance to-day in the market for Bank, Land, Steam, or miscella neous shares. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocc. The transactioas in the mining market to-day have been rather more numerous. East Caradoa shares have advanced to 24, " buyers," on a ru moured improvement in the mine. Marie Valley shares are steady at 9/ to /. East Wheal Russell are quoted 3 to 31, being lower ; West Polmear, 19a. to 20s. ; East Bashet,B4 to 86 ; and East DevonConsols, 21 to f. A nun beg of transactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. Shares in Prosper United, Cam Camborne, and East Wheal Grenville, have met with attention. St. John del Rey Mining shares are in demand, and have been dealt in at 33 to 331 ; Bon Accord are marked to 1 ; and United Mexican, si. The directors o f the St. John del Rey Mining Company (limited) have received, by telegraph from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, June, 1861 :—Produce for May, 41,114 loitavas ; cost for ditt o , 9,0911.; pro fi t for ditto, 6,429/. ; produce 10 days of June, 12,336 oitavaa. The following are reported to na from the Stock Exchange as last evening's closing prices : Alfred Commis, to ; Calvados*, 6to 74 Gun Cain looms, 1 to I ; COOes Litsben, 2a to 30 ; East Basset, mil to 5; East Cando', 221 to 3; East Orenvillet Sea to 40a East Roman, 31 to 4 ; PA* Devon Greet &ameba 21 to 1; Great Reiallack. 12.5. tid. to 15s. ; Herodefoot, 38 to 9; Nuke Valley, 91 to lex div. ; North Down*, 41 to ; North Treskerhy. 22 to 3 ; 29 to 31; Now wane halted, 23 to 3 ; South Praoei, 120 to 6 ; Stray Park, fi) to 46 ; West Caredon, 45 to 6; West Bose down, to 131 ; West Polmeer, 18s. tork. ; Wheal Norris, 35a to a. ; Wheal Una, 3j to 41; Wheal Wait% 2 to f ; Wheal Harp: et, 40 to 2 ; Whoa Trolawney, 14 to 15. The half-yearly meeting of the Clarendon Mining Company of Jamaica is called for the 31st instant. At Keswick Mine meeting yesterday the account' showed • debit balance of 1,108/. A call of 4a. per share wss mode. Frcm Eat Thal Grant& (July 13), Captains G. k. Wand W. Emmett" write :—"The lode in the engine s 3 feet wide, and producing 3 tons of ore to time fathom, with good work for tin (for length of shaft), • promising lode. The lode in the 35 west a better time 2 fest wide, worth for copper fully 1 too, and tin 71. pee fathom, • finslooking lode. Here we are laying open ground that will come away at low tributes. In the 25 east the 'lvan is wan out, and the lodes composed of frishis quarts, to., • kindly lode. Here we are expictiog an improvement The lode in the 95 west ia 2 fest wide, pria oipally goat= and prian. The lode in the air shaft is pro =me=dic, with spots af ore. We are 'Way tie ore and tin for sampling, which we thi g ur i a be quits equal to our calculation." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARS 7 LANE.-(T11114 DAY.) The weather yesterday was showery. To-d 4 it is fire with the wind from the south. _ _ Arrivals of English wheat and flour continue trifling ia quantity, other descriptions of grain very limitod. - Net soy Scotch and only one small parcel of Irish rota thin week. The foreign supplies this week are liberal al wheat. nearly all Ameriosu, one cargo Prussian and me from the Black Sea. Flour a good quantity of American banek. One small parcel of barley from the Black Sea, sad *Ma a moderato supply, Russian, Swedish, sod Dutch. Two cargoes of beans from Morocco. Other articles of the leads very limited. A thin attendance of . bayou today, and consequently ask much Wainer reported. Wheat, both English and foreign. of the same value at oa Monday last. Flour not very much doing, bat quotations fully equal is last day. Barley, $ slow trade. Oita.— A little doing in fine corn, at Kieft rather is favour of sellers, Lut inferior sorts very difficult to dis pose of. Beans and peas slow, at lust day's prices. Tares, cloverseed, trefoil, /so., very dull. Linseed abut racrfirm. s d rine CARGOEL—Wheat selling for the Continent at very full price .,, rad maize rather dearer than Monday. Barley firm. WlUL&T.—English : Essex and Kent, white, new, 2da. to Mk. ; ditto, fine old. 61s. to 645.; ditto red, new, 38. to 485.; ditto, fine, old, 565. to ; Norfolk, he., fine, old, 575. be 59a; red, new, 44e. to 524. Foreign : Duitsie, 635. to 64e.; fine, 655. to 60e.; extra, 69e. to 705.; Konigsberg, 59e. to 61s. - ditto. extra, 64e. to 67a ; Rostock, 63e. to 67e. ; Mecklenbur g red 54a. to 60a; Uckermark ditto, Mo. to 59a. ; Americas white, Ile. to 62e.; ditto red, 50e. to 60a ; Canadian, 60s. to 63• BANAT. —Englimb malting, 42m. to 44m. ; flee, 49m. ; I=ll3oa. to 32i.; and distilling, 30m. to 31m. per qr.; . gradieg, 275. to 32.; ditto distilling, 241. to na; =Wag, —a. to —a. Yaiß.—Englisb, Free and Norfolk, 59a. to 63e.: fine, 63m. to7om. ; Slayton mewl Ware, CSa. to 729. brown, 50m. tors& feed, 19.. Od. to 241. Od ; Pte. 16.. to 30e. ; foreign, 22e. 04. to Me. 1191, 28e. to 30e. . . . Bains.-Englitib tick, 38a. to 40a. ; barrow, 40.1. to 43a. ; 400. to 44a. i • foreign, Waxman, 365. to 375. ; tick. pion 0401. ; Konigsberg, 391. to 44a. ; Egepekua, 361. to 375. PIA/L-liagliall boilers, 38s. to 42..; sante and blue, 3d a. to 400. ; maple, 404. to 43a.. gray, 345. to 36a.; bug, AL to 38s. ; foreign. 34e. to 37e. Ft 00/L-Eoglish town, 49a. to 110 s. ; ditto line, 535. 55a. ; country, th. to 45e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 35*. Od.; French, 465. to Oda. pa sack ; American, 28s. to 315.; Canadian, 29.. to 31s. ; Spanish. 4Ga. to 49.. Foaarlect Calsoole, all C. F. and L -Wheat Bardi anaki aal Mammal', per 4921b5., 151►. to 525. ; °kirks, 50s. to 52r. ; Polish Odeass, per 4801b5., red, 50s. to 51.. ; white, 565. to ads. ; Demme and Gusts, EN. to 48a. ; Errsau 4 375. to 395. Barley: Luigi= and Syrian, per 4901b5.., 21a. to 25a. ; Odeon and Danube do., 24a. to 23.. Baas E.ptian, per qr., 37a. to 38s. Mains : Odessa and Gala; per 4921b5., 30a. tid. to 32s lbrail and Bulgarian, per 4801 N., 28a. (kl. to 31a. ; French, do., -s. to -I. [ American, do., 295. to 31s. r Sum -Canary seal, per qr., 40.. to 465. ; Hasp ' seed, per qr., 48a. to 62.. ; Mustard seed, per bwshol, white, 15a. to 195.: brows, las. to 141. ; Linseed, per Noshing. 504. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000. 13s. to 131.65. ; American, thin, in brlti.. per ton, 10/. Ls. to 101. 158.: do., thick, round, and oblong, N. lOs- to 101. las.; Baltic, 9/. to 9f. ; Marseille!, 9 1 . as. to 1 in. la.; Rape cakes, 5/. to V. 10s. .I:ARIVILLS INTO LONDON FROM .TVLY 1$ TO JCL! I. ... 510 j Wbs 15ISO 720 840 111.0 AMMO. M 1701.1411 WS WI., X•LLJIASSALairga xxisaz.taa- ._ i --- 1 :::: - -iii tnral Company is called for the 30th inst., when a / , ate . dividend will be recommended. Inn The allotment of the shares in the Seend Iron l l° "r *WWI- 44 ° "OA ; Foreign, 20 sa`ii. 7970 Inlrfila . Company will be made on Friday next. Arrange- MINCING LANE.-(T II IS DAY.) meats are being made fur the application of the gas &man. -The market continues firm, strong qualities apparatus to the two furnaces now built, and for being most in rein at. Ordinary to fine brown khpiritins, the immediate erection of additional furnaces. 30a. to 3fia. ; low to EL.,' yellow, 365. to 44a. ; stroug yellow Java kind, 42i. to 41. . 61 ; dengal liurpattah date, soft low ?elbow, 375. to as. fal. Two i'mating i earg brow nea n, 3 o 4 f & H ; avatia nave also been sold-No. 13, at 2M. 9 11.: The following are the o ffi cial returns of tho Irish banks of issue for the four weeks eliding 20th ult. : , T o t a l I No. lls, at 245. lt , fined steady, at full prices. average , COMM is freely offered is public sale. Plantation Cey , !amount lon sold steadily, low to good middling , 68.. to 740 : pew 2?...1 Average circulation daring 01 ,erdn Nary, 68s. 6d. to his. ; native, at firm price s • 10;4 0rdi .17.• V i four week. sliding " above. eel 1.1 du' 60s. to fl2s. 611 . ; Casts Bits sold readily , th., better ?, 2 B. g !riug 4 nary , woo . , qua lities at very firm prices, 6111. to 745. 811. i ,1-6184 1; I !. 1 " 2 " iota . g his sold rather firmer prices Cur Eattam. 4 !ar ti ngat.v. ; iti n c a continue steady. y. npvrarda td. A , A I- I 9s. 3d. to 9s. 100. ; and pinky Madras at 10s. A e, , A i Soargraz.-.1. small pierce' of refraction 7; . ; at 341. 6d. Bank of Irelawl 3,738,4:10 1,746,000 1,075,430 0,820.13 0 ' 604,107 I 0011011.-600 bales sold at firm prices. Provincial Bank I 1 , „„. ' INDIGO (6t h day ;.- For middling and good coloured Bes ot Ireland • • 927 . 0117 "% Ile 4048 " M ' °3° l 33 """ . gain there bas been rather more co ret,tiou at fully ; ester- Belfast Banking Company .... mai 66,623 . 233,224 1141,756 224,9114 da Wiens i ordioary and good a n d la Eras were onlY Paral7 Northern Bank- 1 so ld at a decline of 21 to 40. per lb. on last ,ale's prices lug Company. 213,4 61,372 17802 210,174 1 1A,333 Eurpabs and Madras are unchanged. 1.003 cheats bay, Ulster Itanking the sale tcriay, including 67.. i cheats withdrawn awl Company •- • 111 . 101 140145 1 t.56 . °91 367 . 4 " . 153 . 8 " P;tests bought 'ii, leaving 713 cheats, making a total ell National Stank.. 662,101 611101 vi 621,214 1,135,1241 691,243 4,428 ends sold since the commencement of the sale. TUESDAY EVI2IIIIO. I TALLOW MARKE T .-I THIS DAY.) The rlret Is quiet. Prices are qd as follows Petersburg I.C. on the spot, 495. ; July to S e p tSpember, 495.; I f ti r e C :i th , p l e d lit :c h l u osed wAlu oo liglic . l a ls tiO lo r,: ed se cl e t r shb yesterday i ..:::: business r: report to r money t at i s 5 -90 t h l le o oto b to to Doottooor, ,c ja. to 48 s. G a . follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 90, 1; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ditto for account (August 7), 901, i ; Three per Merin. Pattenden aid Smith report the plantauost so cent,. Reduced, 8713, New T counts rather nura favourable. Market quiet. Duty, 0 ; iree per Cento, eo to mow. n. 89/, f, i • New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 7b ; Batik Storl, 231, 229 ; India Stock, 2181 ; ditto ' COAL MARKET. - (THIS DAY.) Five per Cent. Stock, 990, #, 1 ; ditto fur ac- Walls End Routh Hatton, 19s. 3d. ; Walla Eod Hattie count, 301, i. is ditto scrip, 100 , ?•,• 1, it., 1: ditto •1, 10. . • Wells End South Hartlepool, IT.. 3d. ; rhinelitle. 'l7s. 14.: Wylam, ifs . Grl. ; West Wylsis. Four per Cent . Debentures, 1864, 94 ; ditto 14s. ; Penfield Moor Bum, 131.-16 ships at market. I. • I - PEI ge* se,oool 47.401 sun' Ins m smol ewl Innis 1* .(7,0 - ail 700.000 l T.iiii MOW 10,0001 loce,oo IMS° 100.110 e •0, 0 0 0 IKI,OOO 1%000 lLsio io,ooo 1:i64 MOTO 60,009 60,000 0.000 800.000 10.000 20,000 AMA i 11,0013 100.000 14. 71,010 1110,000 11.69 _ _ - 1 0 , 1 m . dis 96 1011 - 71 10i le dirt i die WI 1 106 loa NO Me if 1 it HI 176 366 1166 :I 37e ISi • IS 16 1 6 g I 60 " 66_ 4 4 4 4 4 11 8 9 34 . 88 ;a N 1 ii -4 In II 83 36 if 17+is 42 66 200 8.0 76 86 95 106 It II 6 10{ 14 15 49 OS 17 A - 1 . 1 ii SO SS 1111 IS 4 IS I 111 II 10 IS 102 101 I J.% i &um. IMF 7 ZS z zd lei or Ni eolqi SSC 18 - .... a w 3 n - zd 7 w xd 114 - 110 ; .1.4