The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-01 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) Th. h ome m e t .t Wm : but the SPIAKER sou not enabled to take the chair WI nearly 2Q minutes pest 12. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Fer ' us River Navigation hutosoretnest, be., Bill was read a third time and pared. The resort oe Gaa 3on Estate Bill was considered, and the hill st.is ordered to be read a third time. ATTORNEYS, SOLICITORS, PROCTORS, AND CERTIFICATED CONVEYANCERS BILL. The committee on this bill was resumed at claws 19, h anis withdrawn. Mr. JOHN LOCKE moved that clause 21 be also struck out. -- The committee divided: For the clause Against it -28 Mr. MA LINB explained that another clause would be brought up in the report. I M el■u.e 24. Mr. ierIIILAY moved to insert the words "and the places of business of mitt persons" in line 34. The clause al thus amended was agreed to. On the tine of Mr. MI" BRAT, the following new chose we. added to the bill : "All persons who previously to the passing of this act shall have beeu duly admitted and enrolled attorneys or solicitors of the courts of the Counties Palatine of Lincaster and Durham. or either of them, shall and may be admitted and enrolled attorneys 11/111 solicitors of the High Court of Chilllrery, and in her Majesty's superior courts of law at Westminster, in pursuance of the proyaions of this act, without further examination, upon payment of such fees anal duty as by is requital: Provided always, That such admission MA enrolment be perfected on or before the first day of Trinity Term one thousand eight hundred and aixtv-one." The bill was ordered to be reprinted, and to be reported on that day week. VOTES FOR DISQUALIFIED CANDIDATES BILL. On the motion for resuming the committee, Mr. HF—NLEY said the bill had no chance of being con sidered in another place, mai he hoped, therefore, that the hon. men d er who 11.1,1 charge of it would eget to its with drawal. He be p •^~ad to move that the house go into com mittee on that day three months. The Soiterroit:GortwAh also hoped that the bill would he withdraws : to which Mr. Ri rr agreed. METROPtiLIS LOCALIIA N AG EM F—NT ALT AMEND- NEST RILL. On the motion for cdnT;iitii;gilTh hill, Mr. KING said he found there 'Gat so much opposition anion.sst his convtituents to the clause at which ho had given uoti , e that he would not real it. (Hear, hear.) Mr. BR.IIrY tooetsl that the house resolve itself into • eornmittel- on th it day three mouths. The hon. member comll,laintsl.l the injuAttt.e of taxing ponshes like Harnmer smith awl Weadaw.ortli, which rweive.l nothing from the Roan' of Works, but which were compelled to carry out their own drainage. Iforeover, the hall conferred on the Kent of Works arbitrary power. such as were ever. ri•asl hy no utlii-r bo.lv in the country. The parish of Watslaaorth hail rated upon • clause which stood iu the ori:jual draft ..f the bill, and when that clause was thsi the committee turned round on them IRA said that they had eo locus standi, bemuse they had not peth tionr.l. The parish had. therefore, as alternative but to ail. al to the lions," against the toriatare. REACH 'avoided the radios • sad after some further &actuators the house divided. write; the asaiben were : For the amendment g.t•11•1 aprinet the inusedment The lou-e thou %eat iuto otumittee, sad WO/ sitting when our sport left. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY—miIIs DAY.) The half-yearly me.•ting of the shareholder* Ira% he. 1.1 at 1 u'el.ak. at the London Tavern, Mr. W. A. WitioNrwvn in the chart.. The report, which appeared in the Expros of yesterday, basil.; 'ems taken as reel, The 111t111W.1% in moving its adoption aid he bed but little to ell to what it contained. It was his task on former oaks ioue. when elk , Is hung. •yerthe uralertaking.to urge them to persevere ; n•••• there were no clouds, an.l the pretpeet we, entirely ratiefactors. The greatest harmony had pre- railed at the lattol •i111:0 it wu fully eotetitutel. .tII the 13114 in the compatiy had any interest had leen pleated, and all tiros which were opprweil to their interest haul leen reject...l. The Great Northern Railway' Corepeny had tap e:eh d )4,l4Unt. liklitio/. t o w a rd s efroing a Jana-taro with them, and the t: refit Wt , terrl Company hail fully ...omitted themselves to the scheme. The mein taken by the l.'etioratiou 04 larnelon in connexion with the rattle market had .•penol up a new sad large h•-1.1 .1 profit, and the course taken in that respect ly the I treat Westeru 1 - ••ol.pany in ol) tlOll with the corperatien was highly imoot tent. The cli.srge nuele for the land in the tieinity of Victoria. etteet.was m fact 11.• more than it cost the corpent ion to • leaf it. Wear. le,r.) The honed had the great-et r..teeri 4. to eaittitel with the omiluet of the coutrartore, who comineored the works with the greatest expedition, and lgol time for suranaluted all the ditticultiei whieb ;so-semis] them...lye. with the getta.st e.0.e,. The este:isn't' from Earringdon•street to the Hank would semi., through the medium of the Londe.. Chatham. and le.vrt Rod•ay, an immense oport...n it the traffic feet the other *We .4 the water. As rt•ganiel the 'harem, he le belied that the pul.l.e aould readily buy them when the) were at 2.. r 3 teem., which n lilt would h e the cave with is a slit period. l'eollein general taint yet appear C. realiee the peactwablite .4 this great liridertalin4 ; last matt. rs were how In such a position that all tloulet mud ...so be rene•ewi t and the railway assume ita peeper position. hear.) Mr. lsrptity DAKIN, in nerveiling the motley, remaked that the corpiiration had obtained the laud near Victoria. street, nut mere'y at the Witt) which it cost the corpra. tio o . but with the advantage of the perliamenbtry mil in fmtlicranee of the work. Av reg.inted the proposed eaten. situ. foams Farritiobeadreet to Finsbury-circus, he repelled what was said is the report is that subject as a notice of the inteetion to apply for an act next semios end not at all as pledging the company to carry out such a pn.jict, which reinited grave eousideration. (}sear.) Mr. l'oxercx bellevesl that an extension to Finsbury. eirtlas .nOll.l prove highly remunerative. (Hear, hear.) A 5it.%1tr14.4.111 it said it wax evillest that if they did not get to the heck of the Meek, some other company wouliL The question] in hia mind vas whether, suppcsiug that it ,, mourenag dittirolties interposed, Culeman.atreet would not ',a preferable t.. Finsbury...urns. Mr. F..u - t.ttt itLe enxiiesr of the company) said Fins buiy-cimus was only arsis from the bank, and having re.,,, r d to th e isimparative mine of the property there and th.• %aloe of that in I 'olcoosti-str.vit, awl to either consider st i.e., Lc eonsukred Fitobery-eireus the hest site. ID reply tot • question, Mr. l'Atuare Ideptitytehainnan) thought that the trntfle 1.. Le exiaetctl would justify an expenditure of ilriLoooi. or 41100.0/. on an extension 1.. Flowbury-circus. The Lauri had aweitsined that it would be entstrueted at stisait the some mileage cost as the west portion of the rail w •v. The kit eat iote was our pending • Nether the colt 'puny egad.' 6.10 ',noted tu comment. • itt.rat. ann at one. nn the city lon.:•, awl in the ex rat of it Lents derided in the affirmative, the lute w.udJ, im helieettd, Le oitentsl next year Mr. Jay'....ntru.t wax 270.1100/.. en.' Mr. Knight', :::1111. KW_ making a total of 600,0U01. In addition to that the losard a dlo a ett co,ool. (on .tations Awl 010.11011/. fur land. inakin4 1.40111, , ka11. in rowel numbers. 14.0101. woo put down Ur pArlawneuturs. Los • and other expenses. M r . Dote •k•pre.ttall any moven,, ut towards oxpentlin; 4100,01.. P. uthlitional helms! they hail commenced the wort:. ulre.e:y •witoristil ; awl 1110,111 W, an amendment, that the pirograith in the report tr4tws to the extension he itistitttil. _ . ..... %ILL (the omtion%'s nntieitar) nn being sprlie.l t... that the retention .4 this lun rt.ph woul.l owt. 1.1.0.114 n the Ils•eting b. Vie prirjret of exteustou. Mr. %kith. •aslominl the ral.scmillierit. Mr. I N , Tout I'm (a ilirctoi)uMl the mover of the anionil meet 31.jpearedi totonert that it Cie exteuuion were wade It w: I.y IlleaUe of it tiew proprietary eod a OeW rApitstl; that the value of the 3letropolitiiii Railway would lw itu pr.,. 4 without roy luk The repirt WWI ultimately adopted, only eight hands being Ihkl up for the atimailiimut. ELECTRIC A NI) INTERNATIONAL 7ELEOR.4PH (WMPA N I THIS D. 41.) the half-yearly meeting, lull at the on lit 2 I. the Him. I:. 1:i ini4.ll in ti.e ell.iir, the 11.ort, tee. iiiiiii a dividend of 3 per rent. for the n:ot so:iipted. rI..V AL I'4II.LE4:E s,r Suncu,Nß.—The following loco liivi the weet•aary exantitaitiona for Co. ,liplonia e.re solmitteil members the college “t too of scirt o f 0 1 the :;I.t APan .ltwoml, I•eryotwitli, Orr ; Jam,. Eros.i, I.ovegrove, Nlableohead, Iterk rho, ; Jan.. Scott Jewrywtreet, ALlgate ; Ileury Tof Walter I ▪ m.ida.hill; John l`rafliarrt, Llanellv, Car. martlmn.hire; Er.mcia.lame. Ha ttttt mod, Sherla,rwe. It ISUrliDgloi , oittevt • Ituhett Itoaari: Merry, Hemel 11. miate,l ; 11fred Moweitow, Brouchler K.. a r ; Thool.i• 1401, ; Hock: Corm. laahati Harvey Smith. We.t ; Mark lt.tt Tanner, Etetur, Itavom ; bleary Thmiow M.,r.h. I r,tofona•S, rcru ; Mark t.rant, Newcwatle.on•Trite George Havtlet, t'ulaaa,,aaj. henlocashire ; Fr.leriek William I loughton, Portsmouth; a la t Itola-rw Thoinas I.lllelit.T.—M. C. C. CCP I: r...UND v. N INE (:, yr% or II %Ni/4111RE Tau PLATF.I.4). - -Tieis I. itch was towuroml yr.b.r.lay at I...nrs. 'There wee I,:mal Ibis on both nab" : but it, will be wen hir the folborriva: ecocia that geolletorn 1.,•4 the match I.r rat rang 134; :al innings, Ila. ilawlialtirt, bit ionise, 1U ; Ytcllacep, lOU. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1. 1860. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.) IN RR THold AS NICHOL Lit —INNOLVERC Y THROUGH AK ALLEGRD ROBREKY.-EXTRA..RDINARY CANC. ..... ..... . Till+ insolvent, a eheesemonger, in Jameastreet, Buck ingharn.gate, appeared for judgment. Mr. bows, opposed for Mellen. Ruck, wholciale clieesemorn,-eni, a cal Hr. liar good supported. The insolvent alleged that he had been robbed of 60/. in gold and silver by a young man who lodged in his house. His debts were about 1,10 f., and by the rubbery he was pre vented paying his creditors. The opposing creditor diabe lieved the statement, and alleged that the insolvent had concocted the tale to conceal the property. Several examin %lima had taken place and tritium's had been called. Mr. Commissioner Nichols, in giving judgment, con teaMed the evidence given by the insolvent in his account to the police of the robbery with the evidence given by the shop boy. The insolvent s account to the police was that the person who hail robbed him had lodged with him • week. but the boy proved that he only came 'on the previous day. According to the insolvent's state ment the money warn in a box iu the parlour and he slept upuLurs ; into his bedroom the robber came, took the keys, and then took the money and returned the keys, leaving the house, as the boy add, in the morning. Con sideneg the several inconsistencies in the case, he (the commissioner) could not accept the account of the robbery as given by the insolvent, in order to account for the 601, which he had possessed, and therefore his case wasadjournwl sine die. The ease WAS accordingly adjourned without protection. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW•STREEI. MISTAKEN CRIVAI RT. A stout-built man, in the prime of life, who described himself as a carpenter, and said his name was 7rvlrrick Austin, was charged a ith assaulting Thomas Liavid Strong, a pianoforte maker, residing at Lambeth. Complainant deposed -At about • quarter put , seven o'clock last evening I was pawing along St. Martin adatie, when I noticed a perambulator standing in the footwilY. The child in the per imbidator bad untied its hat, which had fallen to the ground. The nurse girl in charge of the child was Mending with her bock to the perambulator. Mr. Hall—Which generally is the case. Witness continued- - I touched the girl on the shadier, and told her the child's hat hail fallen off. I was going on, when the prisoucr rushed up to me, with his fiats doubled, and made several blows at me, which, however, I warded off, though I had hut one hand at liberty, as I was carrying a Nower-pot. One of the blows which I had warded off from my face descended on the aide of my haul. I asked, "What is that for f' Ile made several more blows at bode, and said, " What did you hit that young w oman far I said I had not struck her, and :eked him to listen to reason; but be continued his violence till the girl came up and told him that I had not struck her, but only touched her to call her attention to the child's hat. The prisoner then said, " I don't offer an apology ; but will yon accept one!" I said I would not, for I thought the public iiii4lit to he protected front such conduct in the streets. I followed hum through the sheets fur three. quarkow of au hour, looking for a policeman to give the primmer in custody, but I could not see one. thi nw,hing Bro.abcourt I sent • gentleman who hail acconipanied us to the station.bouae for a constable, and lie returned with Taylor, F 125, who took the prisoner in custody. He was the worse fur liquor. This statement was confirmed by the gentleman referred to. The prisoner denied that he was the worse for liquor, and I that when he die:overall his mistake he offered at Mr. —The evidence shows that you did not, but that von made an alourl 04,i-tittle°, which shows sou dial not know what you were tolling about., You said you would not titer an apology, but you wanted to know whether he would accept one. You were in that state in which a man fancies himself the champion of every insulted female, though in this instance she was not instated at all. Pay 40a, or be imprisoned 21 days. MARLHOROITOFI-STREET. IFIERT OF 2961. IS DANA NoTEA, &C., M A PAGE Alfred Akins, 16, • pep, in the employ of Mr. Benjamin Rawlings, private hotel keeper, :is, Jeniquidreet, woe charged( with stealing the nuns .4 290/. lea. in Bank of Eng land note 4, Ae. , the needes of his molter ; also with having its hi. prsuca..ion four gold brewitpins, six gold shirt studs, and four gold buttons, all 'optimal to be stolen. It appenri that lier„.-ant Silverton, of the C division, boring received fiformation of the rubbery, went to the and having questioned all the servants, at Length su4peeted the boy, and went into his ttiont, and tinder the carpet, which wee nailed found the pins soil studs now produced. He asked the prisoner if he had taken the article. IDA he ,holed all knowledge of them. In a box he found about 100 Clear , sonic paper belonging to his roaster, several uivc, N... After a further womb. Sergeant Silveri..w found baling • water tack s packet it notes, cousisting of two V. note., eight In!. note,, four IC notes, one :All., • cheque for 20/. 14a. soh., one for 141., and three other*. Sufficient evidence twins; given for the purpose, • remand at the rcquelit of the scr,tivait was granted. LAMBETH. ATTACK IT Till POLICE UN • CAKING-NOM AT ♦ COITEZ- SHOP. Willies Lane , coffee-shop keeper, 3, Hatfield-place, Wedntinster.rowl, woe charged before Mr. Elliott with wilfully permitting his house to be opened and used for the sake of gambling; soil six other persona named &torture, Br9tan, Biddle, Cleapseare, Hereford, and Oefhtewit, were charged with being there fur the purpose of ionildiug. Mr. Nede attended for the prisoner Slowburn, and a solicitor was engaged for Lane. Th.. Superintendent prialueed the warrant, signed by Mr. CUMllailkllollltf Mayne, authorising him to ester the premises, and secure all pervona otfeteling ss elated in it. He said that about half-post 12 o'clock an Tuesday morning he entered the house, accompanied by Inspectors Young awl White, and other constables. They panted throullt the ev.ffee shop, and went heroes a yard toward a house in the rear. There he made his way into a large room. In the centre of it was a large table, around which were all the prisooers, with the exception of Lute. The table was covered with two home-cloths, a table corer, and a p titre of green baize, the me being placed there to deaden the annul of the dire, several of which were on the table, with a dice-box. Two wax candles were us the table mid there was every appearsoce of exten sive mitubling goiug on. (Lola and a lackganantoo bond were also found. Each (diner took a prisoner into custody, and money in notes, gold, and silver, was secured to toe moot.' of lie/. 9,. Witness afterwards raw the Liallonl, and oohed him if be was the occupier of the le.u , e. He replied that be was. Witness told hint that he should take hint into custody for usitting gambling. He auswend that it was " A had job. " He, with all the other priumera, were takeu to the statioulitaue. The inspector added that the table was in the yard adjoining the court, and the l e &c., were produced. Inspector White prov e d laving found 7 rd. and notes in a mono-lox, which was on the table, end Inspector Young prodticed several racing -books he had fouud, some of which were on the prisoner.. 4 other coustahles deposed to !toeing seen gambling going on on various oceasioue, ood to having heard bets made. Lithe denied that he had any .141111C1611 with the premises where the &ambling W. 1,1 WOK place. Each of the other prisoners maintained that they wets not in the room for the purpose of gambling, cud outdo various excuses for being there. Lone was Reel UV. }ltch of the other prisoners wu fined 31. The whole the flues were pail LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. n.r.entic TELFAMAPP.) BRIMITON MEETINa.—(THIS DAY.) RR r : 1111 IN STA K Di. About 1 mile anti thme-quarters. faire, Fe ,, ,turnerna, Her Higheee■, Toelier. For. tuna f, Lucknon. Blue Jacket, Royal Sovereign, Will Ruse, awl Wtathertemiel are here. MARINE PLATF:. Three-quarter. of a inno. Jack Spring, Twilight, Tian), LOAN' Peel, Fravola, Ruing Sun. t;euend Hew, Paatinw, Ambled), Coojtwor, Chanter., Apollo, Woodhull), Day Spring, Ipswich, Brick ley, Alice Jane, f, Biprouet, doahin, Liklla , Spice. lot . ix, White Wave, l'oufusion, ilarlinLand Lurlitte are hers. NURSERY HANI)It'A P. Three 'quarters of a mile. tlernatia, Tomylip, a tint. Albans, Dirs. Maid of Honour, Bayonet, Grey Ilex c, Pa.rupet, and The Norman are here. EIGHTH BIENNIAL ST DI. One mile. St. James, .111iugtusi, Her Higlakeee, and Merino are Den•. OTHER ARRIVALS. Satellite. Fitz Avaci,l.utilquet,Nua, Frapeatelli, Wowlait, 1t..11 OTHER ARRIVALK- Knithport, Independence, Sir lima; Stella, fri,,urra Tienachu filly, Vitula, Bniery c, Mwriarr. Here Darniatadt, Tyrant, Chiffunuitre, Vulture, Henticus, and Mimic THE PERSANSIWC.) RAILWAY.—The matter! in dispute between Mr. Furness, the contractor, and the Pernambuco Railway ('ompany, invohins. aa stated in the recent proceedings in the Court of Exchequer, surly half a million of moey, bare Leen reit-mil to arbitration. The arbitrator, Joseph Plultra, Esq., barrister:it-6w, will leav e f or Praril by the MW on the 9th hut, accompanied by Mr. Havli4 C. F'., and Mr. Ilium iinstrucietl Ly Moots. Rixou, Son and Anton), As the representatives of the e.altrartor. Mr. Lem. prier,. iinstructed hr 111.-ors. Swift, Wagstaff, mei Blenkin. left for Brazil by the mail on the 11th ult., And will re preatut the company. THE KUPDERS' AT WALWQRTH. LATER' PARTIOULALS. —(TEW DAY.) The sensation created this (Wednesday) morning throughout the whole of the parishes of Newington and Camberwell has been such that it would be di/Begat ade quately to describe it. Immense crowds of spectators haye besieged the front of the house, all making applications to see it, but although large mita of money have been offered by many to satisfy their morbid taste not one individual has been allowed to enter. Mr. Thomas Cooke, the head beadle of Newington and summoning officer for the coroner, has been actively engaged in getting up the evidence to be laid before the coroner at the inquest, which will be formally opened by Mr. William Carter, the coroner for East Surrey, to-morrow (Thursday) morning, at half-past 10 o'clock. Since the reception of the alleged murderer in gaol, he has maintained the same defence as when before the ma- Manatee. His mother did not like his intended marriage, and out of revenge had murdered his intended, and for fear of being found out had murdered his two brothers, and would no doubt have asamesinated him, and then have committed suicide, leaving her husband to suffer when he returned home for allowing the nnfor- I tunate young woman, Mary Wells Streeter, to stay in the hone° pending the marriage. He had no doubt but he was the moving instrument in causing her death, but if he had not done what he did he would also have been killed. The unfortunate Mary Streeter was the niece of a police-constable, named Spice, who formerly be longed to the station-house at Stone's-end, Borough. The poor creature only arrived in London the previous morning, and that was owing to the representations made by prisoner that all the preliminaries had been settled for their marriage. As soon as that was consummated, he intended to take her away from his parents' house into the country, where he was going into business as a fanner. It is commonly said that the prisoner, if lie really coin- nutted the murders, must have been mad at the time, but those who have him in custody say that his conversation Is anything but like that which is expected from a madman. There is only one sign approximating to the semblance of inanity, which is the coolness displayed by him, se if nothing had happened in his family. Although the cause of death is so apparent, yet it is necessary for the ends of justice to have some of the bodies opened, and Mr. Carter, the coroner. has given orders that a post mortem examination of two of the bodies should be made this day, so that the precise mum of death may without idly difficulty be swore to. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE,-THIS DAY.) The weather this morning is very fine; a clear sky and sea shine, with a pleasant breeze front south-west. It was also fine yesterday, though not so much so as to-day. A very singular instance of the extraordinary character of the weather is the fact of snow having fallen at Scarborough within the last day or two to the depth of several inches. The supply of F.nglish wheat, flour, &c., continues ex tremely Short. One small parcel of Insh oats reported, but not auy Scotch. The foreign arrivals of wheat continue heavy, principally from Radian northern Prussia, Denmark, a cargo from the Black Sea, and several parcels from Hamburg. Flour— Arrival small, a few barrels from Bremen only. Barley more limited this week from Sweden, Russia, Prawn, and Denmark. Oats continue in heavy supply, the bulk beinc Russian, with a great many Prussian, Swediab, and Danish. Other descriptions of grain in very limited gnat. titles. To-day the wheat market is firmer at Mondays quo- tations, but nit much doing in English. Country marketaare most of them higher this week, and lateaccounta speak very unfavourably of the crepe. Foreign wheat quite as dear as on Monday. Barley steady, without change in value. Oats are rather dearer to-day than on Monday, the large dealers operating to some extent. Beaus and peas scarce, and con sequeutly few on sale, at about latequotations. Flour very firm, nod in some instances more money obtained for bed marks or country grain. Novfolks, 41s. to 425., and other descriptions quite aa dear as on Monday. FLOATING CARGOl.3.—Very little done these hut few days. There now remains 1/ cargoes of wheat, 13 maize, 1 of barley, and lof rye. Odessa Ghirka, at Ms. ; Ibralla maize, :10s. • Danube barley, Me. 6d. to2ta. 6d. ; and little doing for shipment. eUILSZNT QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAID. WHKAT. —English white, 60s. to &Is. . • red, i 5.. to 50s. ner qr. • Deaths and Konipberg, 575. to 655. pa 4941 b. ; kitoeli, 00s. to WO._ FLnuii.-Town, 49e. to 545. ; Norfolk, 41s. to 421. per 280Ib. ; French, 43.. to 483. per 2801 b. ; American (United States), De. to 32e. per harreL Bsaixr.-English grinding, 30.. to 32e. per qr. ; 325. to 36e. ;mating, 40.. to 444.. Foreign grinding, 275. to 305.; distilling. 325. to 34i5.; malting, 375. to 42.. °Art -English potato, 30e. to .32.. per qr. ; feed, 35.. to 30..; foreign, 223. to 25.. BUNS. -English tick, 404. to 435. ; harrow, 44e. to 48e. per qr. ; foreign, 41:14. to 425. per qr. Pess.-English boilers (white), 40e. to 43e. • grey, 40s. to 42a; feed, 375. to 335. Foreign boilers, iBs. to 425.; feed. 375. to 39e. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JULY SO TO Ara. 1. English and Neotch. Irish. Foreign. 1000 j 2/510 4410 40540 Wheat Earley Data Malt Saadi Mak Moor. 12$0 sacks: Foreign Flour. 430 9404939. MINCING-LANE. —(ram DAT.) SVGA& —The Narks& b steady, and the public sales of foreign are goiog off at yestenity's prices. Refined, prices unaltered. orm has a firm appearance. 'WE without altemti.m. Run steady. Comma legman* proof,ls. Gd. ; Berbice, le. 81. ; Demerara, lc 10d. SA LTPCTIM.- - Full prices paid for small parcels. Corr ox.-150 bales sold. Spicer. —Pepper n. 1.1 at ;01. advance. Pimento and other spices at fully previous rates. Tr./L.—The market is steady. The China mail not yet arrived. Markets generally steady to-thy. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 525. Rd., net eu6 ; Petersburg Y.C. ow the spot, :its. U.I. to 53.4. ; September, 525. lid.; Oct. to Dec., 525. lid. ; January to March, 535. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts continue to come very unfavourable. Duty. 90,000/., but few iu favour. Price. keep advancing for all fine maniples. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Byrne, Ps. ; Walla End Bratklyls fiction, ; Walls End Goafortb, 17a. nd. ; Wall. End Tan field Moor, 13.. 3d. ; Walls End Hilda, 17s. 3d. ; Wall. End Hatton, 20.. ; Walla End Belmont, 17.. 0,1. ; Walla Ewl Framwellgute, 17...94 ; Willis End Ckasop, Walls End West Hatton, 1,7.. ; Tanfiehl Moor Bute., 13.. 3d. ; Wvlam, 10m. 61. ; Bebaide Hartley, 16a. 3d. ; Lambert'. Hartley, 16a. ; North Holywell Main, 10e. Whips at market, 04. EXTENSIVE FORGERY BY A TIMBER MERCHANT AT Mainviimaix—Mr. Henry Elliott, who has been carry. jag on the business of a timber merchant at Maideninad, on a large scale, was brought up on Monday last, before the Mayor of Maiilenhead and J. Higgs, Req., by Mr: Superintendent Sexton, charged with having on the 9th of July forged an acceptance for 143/. with intent to defraud Mow.. Stephens, ltlaaly, and Co., bankers, of Reuling and Maidenhead. The acceptimea purported to ho of Thos. Rogers and Suns, ironfoundors and timber merchants, of Watford, Herts, Mr. Morris, the manager of the Maiden heel brunch of Mesas. Stephens. bank, gave evidence as to the discounting of the bill for the prisoner, who brought it to the bank himself. Mr. Rogers proved that the signa ture was not his, ..n.l he knew nothing about it. He once had a Waimea transacting' with the prisoner, which was settled, and he produced the receipts. The primoner was further charged with forging an acceptance for 731. of George Ell, a ladder and wheelbarrow nicker, carrying on Waimea at 179 and IW, Etudou.road, London. Evidence, of a similar nature to that in the last case haring been given, the bench committed the prisoner for trial at the next asaiscs on the above charges ; and be was remanded until Monday next on a charge of forging another acceptance of George Ell fur 611., in consequence of the absence of a material witness. Tug MroLAxn RAILWAY. —Thu directors have just decided to recommend to the propirletors • dividend on the ordinary stock for the half year ending June SU, 181;0, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. A Cowitosi LARCENY.—Five or six times within the last nine years I have listened to sermons in which there was not merely a manifest appropriation of thoughts which the preacher had never digested or mails his own, but which were stolen word for word ; and I have been told by friends iu whom I have implicit confidence of fasteners twice five or six. Generally, this dishonesty Is practised by frightful blockheads, whose sole object perhaps is to get decent) y through a task for which they feel themselves unfit ; hut it is much more irritating to find men of con siderable talent,and of more considemblepopularity,practis ing it to a very gyms degree. And it is curious how such dis honest persons gala in hardihood as they go oa. Either Leanne they really weave detection, or because no one tells them that they have been detected, they come at length to parade themselves in their swindled finery upon the he liar i wC bi l! c as told . star"; sobe l i ev e lon that he has corn* to believe it at drat, there are per sons who have stolen the thoughts of others so often and so . long, that they hardly remember that they are thieves. Mal in two or three cases in which I put the matter to the proof, by speaking to the thief of the characteristics of the stolen composition, I found him quite prepared to carry oat his roguery to the utmost, by talking of the trouble it had cost him to write Dr. Newman's or Mr. Logan's dioxins°. " quite • simple matter—no trouble ; scribbled oft on FkitunLiy afternoon," said, in my hearing, a man who hal preached an elaborate sermon by an eminent Anglian divine. The reply was irresistible:—" Well, If it cost von little trouble, I sum sure it cost Mr. Melvin • peat &eh"— Prawr'e Mayatine for August. SHARE LISTS.—THIb DAY Two o'Crixa. The railway share market to-day has been more at animated. As regards Midland stock, some excite- , 1 ment has been observable, and the extraordinary rise of 3 per cent. has taken place. There " is also an advance of 1 per cent. in Great Western, to per cent. in Caledonian, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and to }_per cent. in io most of the other principal stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 104 to ; Great Western, 731 to} ,• Midland, 1271 to 1 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, not to ; South Eastern, 844 51 to ; Eastern Counties, 57 to ; itotr A comonion, 93 to. to Lom l bardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather ta, firmer, and du. to par. Grand Trunk of Canada e l stock has risen considerably, being last marked 301. u Indian and most of the foreign lines are likewise t better. ORDINARY SEAM AND IMO= Sh. iPd I BArtll62o. I Closing pri ces I Bales to-day yesterday. to 1 p.m. Lt. all Illrm.„Wol. &StourVaL 8 Bt - UlOO Btrk.,lnn.,&Clies.June. 60 02 .- all 'Blackburn 21 all Myth end •no - - - 10 all Bostoti,Bll,&lld.C Of 71 - 64 100 I Bristol end Enter ill . 100 CYledoulan 60 ell Usk and Bandon - - - 80 MI, caruwall O4 6 6 -, , 10 all Do. AiA no dlr. tuitll t - .- •-• 18 all Do. 16 i pats paid to B. - - -. 60 all Dublin and Bellut Juc. - - - 26 all Dund.,Perilt, & Abd.Jn. 8 9 - St. 100 Mist Anglian i la 17 - 61. 100 pastern Counties 571 57 St. 100 &Awn II Rion, Stock A 38 40 - Bt. 100 Do. Stock B 27 29 - 20 ell fast Suffolk - - - 10 all Ditto - - - Bt. 100 Giluburibend Glasgow 7 74 N i at 100 Ediebees,Pertit.beedee 1106 0 0 1 30) 10 all forth and Clyde June. - ••• St. 100 Glasgow &S. Western 104 106 - 10 all Greet Northof Scotland - Gnat - 0.. 84. 100 Northern 66. 100 Do. A Stock 119 121 1 22 1 411 1304 34. 100 Do. It Stock 134 186 - 06. 100 Ot. South& West are. 116 116 - 86. 100 Great Wester.. 84 100 Do.istourVeLOtut Stk. 40 66 - It. 100 Innesehlredt Yorkshire 1061 110 1101 4 86. 110 London and Blackwell 60 71 71 et. DM Lon.,Brighton,&S.Coakt 112 113 ad ad 45 ell London,Cliathm.,&Dov. 111 -. St. 100 London& Northlrmtn. 103) 101 104 1 i 4 4 121 all Do. Eighths 124 13 - 8t 100 London* SouthWeetern 96 97 00 4 26 all Londunderry&Colendu. - -•- 26 all Do. end kmalsiallen 10 11 - 84. 100 Man.,Sbet.olLincolnah 42 614 ad 421 31 3 ad 10 • 4 Metropolitan 3 2 Ile -• St. 100 Midland 61. 100 De. ann.& Derby 9B 100 - SO all Mid. Gt. Western ate - - - 100 all Newcastle and Culla' - •- - 26 all Newport, Aber..iliere. - - - 10 9 Newry& Annark,det . 7 6&a 20 all Newry,Warrezip. &Roe. - - - 80. 100 Norfolk 10.0 91 Northam Counties Va 31 idle ,-• Bt. 100 North British St. all North Deran Bs& MD, - - -. K. all Do. A - - - 86. 1 0000 N. Eastern-Barwick SS 101 Do. O.N.E.Pure. 1 dls kpm -Ms M. 100 Do. Leeds 854 :I :11 U. 100 Do. York 84. 100 North London - 10 all Narthetal.Wsetemshme. 14 10 - , 191 17s North Staffordshire. . 3.1 3 dls - 12 10 Nott&Grauthiaulkiii. 6) 7 6 - 10 all Peebles - - - 30 all Portsmouth - - -. 10 all Illy:rum - - t M. 100 Scottish Central - 84 100 Soottisb N. B. *Wilk. 814 324 - 84 100 Scottish Midland 66 8$ - 84. 100 , Shropshire Claws 60 62 - 10 ell elllingbourne& &sera. 8 7 - SI. 100 Illouth Devon 451 - 1 84. 100 South Eastern i U. 100 .louth Wales 80. 100 'S. Yorksh. & River Dun o 0 112 004 20 all liteinee,Wokinghm.,&c. d 8 - 2 ell !Stockton & Darlington 41 42 411 U 11 Ditto ditto 1 61. 100 Tad Vale - - - M all Ulster I Re 21 20 Do. - 2 Do. die 1 pm - 8 124 4. 100 Vale at Ninth - 10 all Victoria 81a. & Pimlico 114 114 - 100 IL Waterford & Kilkenny - - - 10 ell' West Cornwall 6 Ilk 90 all West Loudon - - -. St. 100 ;West Midland-oxford 47 48 - PRIEJIMENCI BILIOUS. LUMITS. Closing prism i Mos. MA at Exeter 4 p. et. St., Caledonian. £lO limn.Pertitle Aber. Jen ' Zest Ameba, A. 6 p. et Do. 8, ts P. et Do. C, 7 p. et Z. Coen. ILA p,et. lio.l, Do. do. 80. p. ct. Eastern Union, 4 p. ct., Win. Glaegow,6 p. et. Il:din.,PertlLLun.,4. 'Great Northern, 5 p. et. Do.S c. re,L at 10 p.ct.put 4i per cent Do.by.c.red.at p.c.pm GLN. Scotland, let Pref GL.West.,Berk.t Hants Do. redeem. tip. cent Do. redeem. 4 p. emu Do. Irredeem. 4 p. ct. Do.Sp.ct.redectu Pref. Do. }firm. Pref. shares Do.ChesterPt.Sh.Sp.c Do. do. do. 6p. e. Do. Btrm. Oda. Stock Ito. Chest. Gus. Share. Lo. do.~ du. Do. do. dc Ltnc.& Vorkob. 6 p.c.St. Lan.dtliright..Sp.c.(lua St No. 1 D 0.5 p.c. do. No. '2 Do. e p.c. do. Do. 613. c. do. Ne. Do. 4 p.c. do. ... Do. 4 p.c. pd. eh. d 0... Do. 7 p.c. Pref. Stock .. Do.ep. c. do. IV. E. & C. P. Do.cp. e. St idtr. del. DU 1 Cd. - .) Lunt:bath= and Dora LAN W.Cov.ic N uu.sp.c. L&S.W.7p.e.Stlatetsh. Londondrry& to oI I. Oh Man. Shel. I LI pc.o p. ct. lb. CO Sj per cent .. Doredermahla 6 p.ct Ildtund Cons.Op.c.Storli Du.euni. hr.& Do. 4ip.rt. Pre. Stock 1)0. Lei.it litchlu 4 p.c . Norfolk 6p. et. El. Stuck North blittsh 5 percent Do. New Una. 3 p. ct. bo.Borcler Union gun N. tae.—Berw.4 p.o.trf. Do. do. do Un. Leeds 6 p. rt. No. INo.liork. H. & P.purc. North Stadoitithire G.vtiiiu Cent. New Peet ISeot.N. E. 34 p et. PretSt I et. Anor.lo.6p.c Do. 7 p.. 4 Pret. stock S. Devon Fixed 4i p. c. S. Eaa..liteetl. An. 41.0.6 100 100 100 100 100 per cent Do. lined ti per cent S. Wales gun. 4 p. couL Do. 44 per cent S. Yortehtre 4 p. c. gun abtock.&Dartington 4p. c Do. do. C Op.°. Woter.dt K Moony 6p.c. w. Do. do. tul Do. Neerp. S p. ct. Pre/ , Do. do.perp. tl p.ct. pref. xd 111 I- 1301 94 99 13_ 106. at el 93 101 zd 114 116 106 116 114 114 111 113 127 130 81 93 In us Tle 761 117 119 111 114 106 108 80 46 100 162 92 91 91 93 102 ID6 10 14 17 13 19i 11 77 7D 201 21 lu 10 lb 1 137 192 id 114 k 1164 id 114 k 110$ id 13. 163 id 1114 1191 id leg 163 id U 2 U 6 341 130 134 xd 67 BO 201 212 116 lIS 1222 1672 121 12 123 127 id pai :it 68 TO xd e im 131 140 LII 104 100 66 60 111 113 10') 111 ; le re 10) ltf. i di* * Pr* 2. dii pm 99 15 1t 1;4 130 133 10t 1!I 441 24t 103 103 103 103 80 28 SO 3 4 34 e 23 45 co 12:.) 11 125 127 10 101 114 VOREION RAILWATS. Pd I RAILWATI. Antwerp ((C Rotterdam ) lAnterutei_ I 1:.;11a1; Fra. II ;. p.c 131sian L. Junction &Lien to Grsissetrac Carmesuz Mine & Rail et,pdat) Do : Eztet,ion I 'Fideru of Francs CkL knastan gna. A r. c. Cla Central of France.. .01. Letteralv.Cortat.als Italian Junction. all Lake eVitst ance Lale. all Lierre and Turnhout all Lyons and tieriess all %Will Antonia all Nstrn.6:lA.Set RY the all A)0.6p.c.111. t Belg.gur. all Northern of France. 15 Do. New Shares all Norwegian Trunk Pref all Pests, Lyons, and Ueda all Paris and Orleans IS Recite and S. Francium° (Pernambuco 5. 7 D. c. 14 and I.o.llllorUrg all 'Rome and Frascati all Royal Walsh all Royal Swedish JI Do. 7 per cent. all Sambre and Meuse all Do. per cent. Pref I Sanisulo lY 11.Aust.& Lotn.Venetlan all Southern of France all West Flanders all Da 6+ par cent. Pref all Walt N. We( France, 6 Western or Austria I ail lidertomaii Closing prim. I Miss. t, z; 1 21 lf die 31.1 is ni 8 8} 14 2) 37 88 A A $4 U 65 ly dial 14 10 6, 6 fit a} ale dI par 231 e U 22 . :a SIITISU POSSMISIONS. Cosily i } i;b~s. el 6 RAILWAY& Amalie .SA.I Ilion:. Bar. #C.I 30.d0: Budalo.ll..akelluronna Do. New Do. Preference Buff.,Brant,.aGodetich 6 p.e, Bda., Aug. 1,1871 endorsedbyßutf.telal. Do. July 3,1871. data. Do. June 1, 1874, ditto. Calcutta 8 C.apeT.aDock6p.e.gua. Coylon, gtua ni Ver cent Pastern Be East Indian Do. Extension P. Do. Jubbnlpore Do. 4, p. ct. Debent Do. 6 p. et. do Geelonr 31elbourne Grand Trunk of Cana& Do. 6 per et. Pref. Do.See.Pref.6 p.ct.Bc. Do. 6 per et. Debent Do. 7 per at. 1861 Do. do. 1567 all Do. do. 1872 76 10 TO TS F die 'Par 21 II die 1 01 die 1 11 die 09 22 d i le,, n t i . die 1, 1:3 111_ IS. Fe& 60 92 70 76 63 66 62 67 60 65 60 65 ifs 71 979 1 411 11 11l 96 97 96 97 116 *7 90 99 €6 67 P 6 96 PS 90 1} 1 dl. 01;d In;gin Pmdnanla _ Do. New _ . I at. 8. of India g. 04.W00t Camas, 8 Do. A.w all Doßda.,per7Qopttilloo an Do. do. 72 opt. till 00 all Do. do. 73 witb all Do.liip.ct.Btla.. ° 47l 00 Madras Guar. 41 par ot 00 Do. do. 6 par ct 00 Do. el per et. Erten -10 Do. 4th Erten do. [OO Malb.Corplip. ct.lionda all N./Immo-let& Canada clam A cap. eh. all Do. do. Land do all Do. do. B cap. do H. all Do. do. Land do Oode Winne& 100 !kinds _ . 5 T 5 I 6 7 5 7 Do. Ponj sub Do. Ind. q. rlot.g. Trluttlad,Llmitod. RatP 1 1 1 Sal Si 95 I 5 as MUM= MUM. 04.Nortb.4p.c.JanaJely 1100 Norfolk 4p.4.1140.40040. MOO 92 94 N. Dot. 4p.ot. Jan./July 90 100 1075.W0re.114.44p.a. do. 00 lid:44110 N. Lat. 414 44. 00 01 94 ERMSH _SLLIgt. liiiiia:iiOi 1:1 ,0 1T4col , 0 1 l~~)' i Mr. G. Con. ITI= 1 last Bard ( diCarstlo, (Taviatk.) ()rambler k Stt. AOpa Great South SV aii . G.Wh. Alfred ) G. V/h. Vor (HeleKs) Grenville lierodaFeet Marston Downs .. Lady Bertha ...... Margaret 'Toy Lelant) North Downs N. Frances ;fibrin) N. Wh. Basset ( Moran; North Wheat Crofty Far Cons. ~st. Massy) Providence T. Want) tortridge Con. Min. Co S. Caradon ,St. Clear) FS, Cent Brea (lUwn) S. Devon Iron a: Gen Mining (Us.) S. W. Frances (Moran) Stray Pork Terms StLkLead Mn.C. Ttn Croft Vale of Towey (Cars ) West Basset (11n) W. Cantdon (Llaeard) West SeWn Wh. Baixt (Illogna) • • Wh. Buller (Redrat Wh. Edward (Cat) Wit. Kitty (Un. Lelant) Wheat Mary Asa (Motheaten) . . . INI%. Irvlawuey (risk-1 Do 100 ie.l li ri - 11531:4' Mtn 110,000 bt. Rt., SBl.l I°,l4 r °ll l liiii.9. lift*l la a Lg. MUMS WY Mum. ~Anaitntlao, Boa Accord, LimitelL. lirsz.linp. (taatapra.) Do. fit. Jyl2n.Aelli_ey Do. Lnnd & Min. Co. Cla.Con. Ilia Ca Jam Cobre Copper Coplapo Dun Mountain Copper Fortuna General 113 t.. ?;o_rth!rit . crpr Ftt pu uds (11m.) 10,000 100,000 80,000 43,174 80,000 80,000 n 18.1..8V. 20,0u0• n,wo: 10,000 1 6,0 W 50,0001 20,000 23,2001, 'LlAres . ,Lusitanian lta S. nine Copper at ft Australia (lam.) Poottribauditilverinad Port Phillip Scottish Austin. (lan) r.trulted Mexican I Worthing iLim.) Do. JOINT 'STOCK Agra •n.l U. Ser. Barig !141131![ of ffint • • Uank of 'Bank of Turkey Britieb N. America ! Mart. Bank of India,l Australia, and Chloe . guard. Mere. of India, Lon., and China City CoMalal Com. of Canada Corn. of London _ Ptt ICI. prior*. I cow+• I dls par 111 1 It 3 t " * k as 4 I dis If 2 ; I 1 1 In ill to 70 20.1 13e L 2 53 ad 13j 20i 81 23 04 70 xdi ltng..trotsktual.Chartd. 0. Bank of Switzertait! Lon. tit. Bank of Austil.; i Laudon and County .London Joint Stock .... & south African !Lon. sod Westmincter.. Prov. of Engtsual.. 20 21 xOl 15i 1010 its 23i aq 30 21 i i die IDo. New National Bank New South \Vales lOviental Hank Corpora I;Ottonuan Bank ,Provincial ` of Ireland , - x 1 IT IS - 64 : i South Auetralla Union of Australia Union of London .Unity Mutual 411 MISCELLANEOI No. I ft. I C utrAing.s. IPdI CL orie:s. I Nu.... 10.000 i 10 lAngliAolezlcsa Mint .: all • 131 144 - 10,0001 25 Awitrallan AgrlcuL lO 196 1,0 - 360.1000 Atlantic Tel. (Lim.) all - - - 47,000' 10 Berlin Waterworks.. I all 4l 5 - .... 60 Brit. American Laud l4O 94 37 - 2000 60 NHL& Irish Mag. Tel. A all 87 SO - 8,201 20 Do. B 7 par c. 41111862. all i5O 21 - 11,730 20 Do. C - 6,915 1611 Chas& Land I all ° ll5 118 - 3,000 10 Channel Wanda Tel. L' all 1 9 ti -. 160,0801 St. Cop. 31g.0f Eng..l Smelt; all' 23 27 - 11,000 U Do. Pref. 71 per cent.' all' 141 254 - 2002015, 84. Pgatal Palace - 100,820' 81. Do. Preference - 250,000 St. Do. op. ct. Perp. Dcb 'lOO 105 107 - 700.000 St. ilectric Telegraph llOO 104 100 - 7,100 26 Do. New - 70,000 6 Fag. awl Anat. Cop. I all 21 21 - 10,000 15 Own. Steam Navigation 14 I - - - 130,000 1 Oat Ship ilindted) ._. all ' .9 .1 1 - 100,000 1 Do. 179 per rent. Pref. 2 '2 llOl 6pm - 12,000 6 Lou. District Tel. 'L) 2l; 2 II .ill - 50,000 20 London Discount (L) - 100,000 4 Lou.. Oen. Omnibmi Co all ' 1 l'j - 60,000 10 Madras Irrign. at (hard 1 121 9pm - 10,000 10 Moditerranewaffiec.Tel. all - - - 12,000 10 )(miller. Ex. Tel (Lim.) all , 3 4 - 80,000 65 National Discount C,, oil I 14 .114 x,l - 6,000 20 NerbUildaCoshtlron,L 5 I 2 11 di, - 11,310 10 Netherlands Land ..: all 1 - - - 60,000 1 Do. Bp. c., M. all . dl6. all 4 # - 1,715 100 N. Brum aN. Scot. Ld. PO 10 15 - 188,676 1 N. Brit. Australasian all c l i 1 - 60,000 1 Oriental Gas - 60,000 1 Do. '. New Shares" 1154. 1 a par - 10,000 10 Or len. In. Stm. (Lim.) . A I 6I - - 11 6 - - - - 000,000 St. Peel River Land& Min. 100 .40 44 - 2d 10,000 60 Penln. and Orion. Stenni 1 all' - - - 29,000 50 Do. New .15 121 131 pm - 40,000 10 Red Sea .2 Ind. TeL 41 - 3"° 10 pp b o' y lir. Oov I all l9l 14 10,000 60 Ithymney Iron I all 110 11 10,000 16 Do. New 15,000 100 Royal hall 'tam -,00 49 M. 471 2000 84. Scot tish Anat. Investro 1100 120 125 Id - 16,106 U th Australian Land all 331 841 - 76,000 1 Submarine TeL Scrip - 75,000 1 D o, do. Registered all # - 60,000 10 ?rut at Lit. Co. tip. Can 6 - - 61 1 10.000 100 Van Dienwries Land 2311 131 94 -6. AN Haat= AvrioN.—"l was an eye-witness to-day," writes a geutleiaan at Liverpool, of the following heroic act :—" Two children were playing this morning, about 10 o'clock, by the side of the river Mersey, when by some means (it is supposed a squall .1 wiol) they both fell into the water. A young man who was standing near the two children with a telescope in his hand, seeing the acci dent, immediately plungol in and soon after brought one of the children to the lauding steps by the dock gates. He then again plunged in without lotting a moment and suc ceeded, alter a great deal of exertion (the wind blowing hand at the time), in saving the second child. His name I have since ascertained is Lieutenant Norfolk, and from what I bear he is staying for a short time in Liverpool on private baguets." Us 47 11_ 13 bales to-day b 1 p.m. 103 091 SO 20i SO/ 01§ CL pric•L 31 41 1 2 230 ?40 430 NA 511 llt :Ft 35 28 12 13 1 2 1 28 2) 2 1 g 6 ) 6 II 6 6 9i 9i 12 16 45 47 14 If 22722921241 Si 1 144 1521 54 66 !t : 1 ` # 16 1 194 4 64 68 id PO 610 125 140 271 921 If 2 14 13 J ill"- " IL tk 17$. -9 1 6.14.6 &L Ift. 41.86.01 LL. 15s: 9.18.9. 1 - 141 1 / 4 MONEI MARKET.-2HI I S DAI. Two o Cumw. A fresh rim of per cent. has taken place in the funds today owing to the publication of th letter of the Emperor of the French. In every other department of the Stock Exchange an im proved feeling prevails, and prices have ad vanced. The priv.zipal feature is the increment in Midland kailway stock, which opened this morning at a rise of uo less than 3 per cent , is consequence of the official announcement of a divi dend at the rat, of GI per cent, per annum. This advance has been well maintained up to the pre sent hour. At Paris thix morning, according to Mr. Renter's blegr.thi, tile Three per Cent. Mites were quoted Ono. 49c., being about per cent. better than yesteid.ty. Consols art o:fstally marked 93i,1, t, 1, and f, for money, awl 93:‘„ t, and I, for the ateount. The present quotation.s are 93l to t, both for money, and the 9th Atiga it. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 2281, 2291, 230 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, I) 941, ; New Three per Cents., 94, 931, ; Now Two-and-a-Hal: per Cents., 78 ; India Stock, 2181; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 6m. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 97 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 104 ; Exchequer to GP. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise better. The rise in Turkish BoLds amounts to 1 to I per cent., the Loan of 1854 being quoted 761 to 77, and that of 1853, 611 to I. Mexican, Spanish, and Russian are all more inquired for. Sales are rec.Acel as follows: Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 88; Danish. Three per Cen:a., 1825, 84 ; French Three per Cents. Reuter, b7i. 75c. (exchange 25E) ; Mexican Three per Ccats, for account, 211; Russian Five per Cent-., ; ditto Three per Cents., 1860 (.eril.), 1 ; Spanish Three per Cents., fur account, 4S; ; ti'.tto New Deferred Three per Cents., 39'., j ; ditto Passive, 211 to 4 ; Turkish. Six per Cent:., 1554, 761 ; ditto for account, 761, 77 ; ditto Si:: per Cents., 1858, for account, 611, 1 ; ditto G a:l.:lndeed Four per Cents., 101, ox div. The list for t'.e 1,500,000/. of East Indian Rail-. way 5 per mut. Debet.tures was closed on Monday. It has transpired tl;.it the amount of the applications is between 1.1e),000/. and 1,200,0001. The pay ments will be a i iollowa:-25 per cent. on allot ment, and a amount on the 10th Sept., 10th I Oct., and 10th Nov. The whole amount is, there . fore, to be diac:t irge.l within four months. Four thous:eel pounds in gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The American , sea, just reported, will also be seut abroad. The Kent has arrived from Melbourne with 58,986 ounces of gold. worth 236,000/. There was little alteration yesterday in the foreign er.ehanges. Tien:. on Holland, Hamburg, and. Frankfort were The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.161 to 17; ditto, s::ort, 11.16 to 6; Notterdan., 3 months, 11.161 to 17 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 23.30 to :;5 ; Hamburg (ms. bunco), :i months. 13.51 to G ; Par:4, 3 days, 25.10 to 15 ; ditto, 3 months, 35.35 to 371; Fr...1,:10rt-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1171 to ; Petersburg (per r u'do), 3 months, 34i to 35 ; Vienna (e Co.), 3 months, PAW to 13.06; Triestoditto, 3 mouths, 13.00 to 13.01; Madrid, 3 mouths, 414 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 41 to ; (new style), 3 mantas, 2540 to 421 ; - Geaat, 3 months, 25.40 to 4 2 6; Naples, 3 months, 391 is - ; Lisbon, 110 52t to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to 1. Vice-Chancel:or Stuart proposes ou Saturday next to make a eAil of 20/. per share on the contri butories of the L.ondou and County Hail and Cattle Insurance Coailamy. At the anon.: r...eeting of the Australian Agri cultural Company yesterday, the directors' report, stating the n...t , -..otits for the year 1859 at 34,8971., and stemesting the payment of a dividend of 15a. ier share, was adopted. The half-yearly meeting of the Southampton Dock Company is called for the 22nd August. The orign.a: c ripens of the Netherlands Gas Company are advertised for payment. rt. I:I3DAY EVIENDIUS. Consols, closed yesterday at 94 te for the 9;:t of Augast, ola-ne4l this morning at sani., quotation, ativanced to 93/, "1411::....r5," nu.: ci. sed at 93g to 1 .. For money, -..;.;• last prig V.T.S likewise 9:.1t! to /. The report is as 1. Rows .--Three per Cent. C.n. for money, il3f, ; ditto r -7, 9), 93g, /, 3 ; Three per Cen:s. 1te.114,c I, ;, ; New Three per ~ ; Bank Stock, 22 ) 2 ; ladlaLL Fir° per Cent. : . ;tock, 185, 101 If ; ditto Four pee Ceat. Debta.te... , . 1858, 9U; ; ditto 1859, 97, 944 ; ....Al. Bonds, 7. ; Five per Cent. "euf ited " rcpt-., paper, 9: 1 ,, 91;3 ; ditto Fivt-and-a-lialf per Cent.. I(r2i,, 1. !Tlti tut g..v5.,•:: tic ont securities wore fairly Hap port.el. T! r 714,4 paper was more ii4,,.tired for. Exchequer Hi. is V. etc likewise steady, at 2s. to 5.. pre: d. A fresh i;41 , : - -latent of ahout 2 p er eev t. e.. , rrt , l to-day i^t 'Ca , . Turkish Loan of 1653, owing to the remov..! ut douht with reganl to II:c forth e..n.ing ; the closing q n,itation nAS 6 , tap The of 1854 left at 76} to being per cent. higher than ye-- teril.ty. There w. re ...gain i:1-iniries for Mexican 1-1 t• n- n. Bank shares to-day there was . 4 7 1 1,......r0veni.nt. ill Ottoman. The shares of most ,her 1- re now quoted es die: lend. lie r.i. cellar.•. e. , ~ ; lare, market there wes no alte r n. Viet-ria Dock stuck was again quoted. r. The elo,ing quotations for shares in new nn:lertakitejs w.-re as follow :—Ocean Marine In,ninotce, 2 't-'G to 2 5-16 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Mari::.:, t to 7, prem. ; Universal Marine lo- ';-1h to 5-16 prem. ; London and Pro vintnal Alarine, to die. ; London and South African Bank, to dis. ; South Eastern Rail w .v 4.f Port ; Kin;domTc!o to p. Bank of St. P. terslensg, i dis. ;.er an.; ..44 Railways, pan to prem. Bolnis were inquire4l. a...i !- per cent. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Is the iiiii.ing taarket to-day 11b -" tame L'itited. s!,arcs have deriined to 43 to 44. North Downs are iinotell 41. and Lady Bertha, 2i , to West Basset ar also marked in the Stock Exebange, IS ex dr:. The other transaetioue_have bent c00:i....51 to shares in North Do:coati,. C.inils rite Vesio, East 'Creveddoe. St. John (lei lte.; Mining shartsi are iu active de fran•l, owiii,; to tie, adeiees referred to below, and 1..;..e risen consit , rably ; transactions are recorded. at 271. General Mining have been fitalt in at 2'21, and Mariquit.t a 7f. Ikl. The direoor , the St. John del Rey Yining C,.mpany have reeeivtd, by telegram. fr. at Lisbon, tlr, following report, ii, , Jed Mmtrl Vell.o, :—Prodace for 33.895 irravas ; c ost for ditto, 7,843. ; profit for dm , . 4,011 1 . ; produc:, tweuty-one days of June, 19./ifi9 fr.t.cfae. At the half-yearly meeting of the Cohn , Copper Mining Aavfciatioa, held yesterday, the directors' report referred to the approaching ion of tbeheavyworks which have been rendered necessary. Tne worse in the Great Mine are stated to he pro -,-easiag very fay:nimbly, whilst :it a;o4l.er portion of .C.:e company's pasiperty, the "Gitanilla," them is every prospect of a valuable iniae. .' dividend if 2 , , p e r Phare was iimlartsl, free of int , ono tax. At the Het-ward Irniied Mine rne..tilti: vot-rdnv. th e accounts showed a net balance in favour of the mine of 71W, I3P. 2d. A dividend of If. 111. per shitre was iinclarod. The Hrynford Hall Mine accounts, presented at the . meet ing viwterlav, shoo .. 'O. A. dividend of 21. His. per share was declared. At the Due.iv t:Pdoi mow 00-tiog on Illeictey. the aceounta showed a debit helium of 5251. - a - 4/ LS IS WI I id - 3.iiil - Eli f.!!41 ;tool l:fili 11.000 0.000 11, 000 1,128 8,408 1,120 1000 6.000 66,001) 9, 9 :0 1 4,0001 Ziii 400 512 250 1.1 0/6 1.0161 23 25 25 IS Ili i