The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-27 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) Tho APE teat took'ths chair at twenty minutes past 12 • !•, k, thsra nut 1104 tufty manibees meant until that ....... PRIVATE BUSINESS, !t.clictti's Estate BiU, Llamiel Stewart's Hospital Rill, i:alway Harbour (No. 2) BA were respectively read a ;oltisicsed passed: Catkrer's Bands (No. 2) Bill was rend • second time. LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND) BILL. 13 , •tue vent into committee on this bill, resuming at I .Il4e The ATIORNEYd3ENERAL for IRELAND said there „ " di.sennin on thin clau.se..iudhe was prepared to amend t' e clause so that instead of the power of imprisonment fur rev months for disobeying an order of the petty session to i‘:•trsin waste, the term should ba ouly one month. Mr. M'IIAHON said be had given notice of a motion to ,A the clause, but after the divisions which had taken ple e he should not press his motion. Tia 4 eta IS4 X3/11:E said he thought the hill ought not t.. is• proceeded with with so small an attendance o f Irish e.euihera, soil he moved that the Chairman report prof/Teat tftor a 'Mat tlineusaion, in the course of which it was ized there were only nine Irish members present, the mu- Inrowu, withdrawn. ilAnge irsninrixletl, was thee agreed to. 37 to 42 wen:, agreed to with verbal amendmeuta. In elanne Mr. WMAIION moved the insertion of words limiting tho wer.ition of the clause to leans that may hereafter In mole. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL agreed to the amendment, .a.l the wonla were inverted. [Loft sitting. J G.VITY JOINT-STOCK BANZ.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at noon at the Lords e Tama, Mr. Alderman in the chair. Th.. Svc KET.tRY (Mr. Birch) nada. following report and I,4latter.sheet : The directors admit the half yearly statement of the business of the beak to the shareholders. From this it will be seen that, during the period, th•• earnings, after Wing ample provisiw for bad 114. and payment of interest to customers, are 4.117/. 18s. 9d. ; and that, after payment of expenses, there is an available nett profit of 2,6261. tie. 2d., which is 'milkiest to pay interest for the past half-year on the share capital of the association at the rate of 2i per cent. per annum, and leave a surplus of 407/. Is. 2d. 'The direr. 1. , 111, however, 4o not propose to make this distribution, as they consider the interests of the bank will be thereby best srreed. The directors feel it to be a source of congratulation this the leak will suffer very little lose by the recent failures in the leather trade. They again solicit the co operation of the sharehohleri iu the introduction of new 1.11141)4146 and the increase of current accounts, feeling as they do that nothing more is now required to insure the proepe nty .4 the " lkiLioce sheet, J uoe 30, IW. —Dr.: —To paid up capital, 179.11961. ; to amount dew on current sod other accounts, 1.19,11571. fo, 84. ; to balance of interest account, after pay ment .4 intere,t 4. CU44.171e11, and making provision for hol drld., 4,7.171 19e. ittl. . • to balance of profit and loss ac.- , oint, sa per !',.t report, :1.40et1. 4. 4d. (lee. written aft pre- Immary expenses, 1,5001. : ditto, old bums, 1,300 1 . ; -•;. %sr. 1-411 , / 1.. Id.: total =179/ let • -By preliminary expenses, as pm. la st report, 34,148/. ltd. ; lees written oh, per pirt and loos old account, I,•asit. 15. I'.l. ; by investment in batik premises, melodist/ the Ilei,;hton freehold, 24,4501. 7s. Id. ; by kolas Isfis discounts,. as per last report, 39,6791. 19;. id. (lee written off per profit and ken old account, 7,1. By current exposes from 31st December, t.. ;lush dna,. 11MI0, 2,199 f. Ns. 11d. ; by bills dis counted, I.oiw to outmodes, fie. 177,7851. 17a 9d. ; by rash in hand, 48,X0/. 1:i. 11d. • iotal, 321,1781. 9.. 9d. "Proat and Low. Account. : To enrrentexpenses from 314 lberember, 1889, to 301iiiisse, IMO, 2,2991.165. Ild. ; to baltio,, after making provision for baddebts, 2,t411. 6s. 71 Id. Cr. By batman al interest accoaat, after ps%ne nt of intimates ,Women' balances, 4,5171.18.9 d. L. hid owe of profit and lons aerostat, as par last :::111,4/ Is. ; written off preliminary expenses salt Loses. 3,les V.) *1541. 4.. J. Id. " We, the umkrsigood, have ex animal the balance sheet, sad canipued the item. it cotnpnw. with the several books .a.l vouchers relating thereto, and hare fount the same to ho conert. Itiogutal) Wm. hitutti, Auditors." "saws •PWOOD, Th• estimate, Is me. tog that the report and accounts be adopted, mid the privieedings of the lest six months nit ; be thteight, be emeselered on the whole satisfactory. dinettn hail thought it prudent to do • safe hush,. ei rather thea an extensive ma, and be was harpy to say that the loos did Dot exceed the average imurreol under the management of Mr. Terry. The de pteit. would, he believed, have incensed but for the large anti *widen rise ea the rate of interest, which led many is mem to diminish their I.daners in order to avoid pr i g tri an additional 2 per cent. for money. They had fortunate in avoiding howl debts to any tonosideraltlio extent is connexion with the recent heavy failures. They had many amounts in the leather trade ; and he coefe..e.l lie trembled when he saw the report of Messrs. Streatfeild'i failure. lint on going te Mr. Terry he found that the book held very little paper connected with that trade, and that met of it emanated from puttee who were quite able to MAIM gool the I. se. Although Mr. Terry said that they might is • there war mann to hope that they would 0.4 lone wco that. Ile theught that that allowed exceedingly goed ineaagemeot on the Fart of Mr. Terry, and shower) that their iniziociii was with persons who were not of a spcnslative clam. (Hear, hear.) As they had now reached the termination of the third year under the sew management, it woe, he thought, desirable that they should see whether their position as • ronipany had improved. and if so to what extent. Accord ingly he examined the hooks the other day with the view of instituting a cornparieon. He in,d hardly tell the meeting that the first year of their existence—list preceding the new manigentiont--was • year of great expenditure, of great hews, and of come extravagance. At the end of that year it beams necessary to make a change altogether in the management. In the Ent year of the new management, which terminated in Nei, the enemies wire 14,3731., and the loss upon the he.iness of the year was 2,5141. ; in the following year the eaten., were reduced to 6,9*...V. s l. and there was a net profit of MOP. ; in the year ju t terminated, the es• posses weis t e duced t o 4,567 f., and the net profit • tot 5.0471. Whom.) To have jumped from •km of 2,5141. to • profit of 5,0471. within three years might, he tienglit, he regarded as very fair progress, and he hoped the duo. holders would all feel that it did some credit to the entiaenart gue.ondly. (Hear, bear.) The profit &c -ommgtted within the last six month* must be dalt with by the meeting as it thought proper. le t that subject the directors hail nothing to add to what e t lanrol in the rcirart : but he knew it was the taring opi bion of Mr. Telly that it was desirable that the profit n alien! :hookd be carried forward. (Hear.) A larze portion .4 the surplus space in the beak premises use well let, though there was still enough to !raid five or six hundred pounds if it were occupied. That is het, the only means of further diminishing ex penses, which were Dow as low in other respects as they pi-alibi.' could be. The marts and securities wore, ho leliesed, fully worth the attempt at which they were put down in the actounta. , The directors had made a very amide allowance for :thy-thing that null arise in the chap@ cf lad debts, and he hail reason to believe that every tottliing that wain ret downs as an meet could he realised if wo ~ e on. Their west-end bushings sow yielded a profit of anent ;OW. • year after paying all expeusni—a fact which lie must say ref eztal great credit on the manager, Mr. Sykes. ((heers.) The directors would he very Fled to Nee as additional 100,000 e iu the form of deposits, That would make a great difference an regarded profits, eititariallir as the expenses would not be ID any degree iaoreaseil. That object couhl on ly h e secured by norms of increareal pillar confidence anal imien.eil arairtance rim the part of the shareholders themselves. In this latter lespect tit. re was, he coneelered, great ram for improvement ; on), though he knew the oltftiettlty of getting men Imre • lank with which they had been tioauttomed to do Lunacies, and for which they hail se. teir e d a sort of affection, he trusted that • I'r,. r number of .litirehelilers would soon be induced to Lenore matorners of the lank. (('hens.) Mr. 511E14%443 wc041.1 the motion, which was put and e coned unanittionsly. Mr. Deputy &Ara having been re-elected a director, in r turning thenks, eipremeil les confidence that the hank I •.. as safe as the Beek of England. and would ultimately 14 • goad return to the shareholders. The ntiftw.i;, in ncintsled,ring a vote of thanka to T. and life colleagues, remarked that although the Is-40LO mit ifo.roarasl during the !aft half-rear, ninety ▪ * ..coomit• hiol hroll h. the motion of Ur. 4't TRIZET, thanks were afterwards • Vf Mr. Terry, who, in replying, observed that hut , the estrmite care of the management to do only a safe .•11,M, the hoard might alauir a huger profit, • he widest was further restricted by the ill-Lomita to keep in hand a sufficient amount of cash to meet • ftmsihle contingcncim. • mosting then sciairatad. st'OTTISH AUSTRALIAN nrrzormszrr CONTANT—(THIS DAT.) At the half-yearly meeting held at the Lomion T.e. re this ailersolin, Mr. W. M. Dicriere is chair, • stiviiieuil rCr.mlmeu.lel in the re -1..1 at the rate of Pi per cent. per antrum azreert to. Thin lenvea to the credit of the r or e leorl the semi at 1 3 .2 90 t !Id- The swept. r profit for tier is imatbs eras Itk.ifirM. Ilia. 71 ritTsTAL PALAM—Tbsestries for the Rummer A. •.4 onaltry, Mtn e. ernissiiits, at the Crystal Palace, ti, t.,-seJerser (slatasety). THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 27, 1860. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cloas. The railway share market to-day is very in active, and in two or throe instances prices are quoted slightly lower than they closed yesterday. Generally, however, steadiness prevails. South Eastern and Ea s tern Counties stocks have improved. London and North Western stock is quoted 1034 to 104 ; Great Western, 711 to 721 ; Midland, 121 to i ; Lancashire and Yorksh i re , 1061 to 1094 ; South Eastern, 88 to 4 ; and Eastern Counties, 1581 to 574. In Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway shares scarcely any business has taken place, and prices in most instances are " .Ira UIDINAIY AND ATOCIOL RAILWAYS. Codes prices yestenlay. W. m ei Tr du limakbera Myth rod Tyne Bode" Illeard,tlH.C mill loiter . . —. . . S 9 1$ 99 11 9 N 71 106 106 949 95 4 I Fia• — rosis . n — Oork sad Buxton Do. A tAziodicuntil Do. 11 p.O Is paid to 11 Dublin andluthst Jen Dund.,Prortb.t Abdin But Ilidat i runtio Iminen Onion, Stock A Do. Stook B S 9 le 161 64 97 ST SO 66 SI 1 104 * -01 k -7 IT! Ditto Edinburgh and Glaszow F.dinbro',Perth, Dundee Forth rod Cl,rdo Jam Glasgow • l Wooten Groat Nara hooliand Grass Sartain' T7i TSI 30 31 104 100 bi - . -- A Stock ) 11 Nook ) esail &We& gm) third 'asters _ _ . 114 116 e 1114 1164 124 120 112 as M 1 se ss 104 109 00 71 111 ;110 1 12 124 91 20 Do.BtoarVaLGualiik. 1001Iwacaahlrwt York'lira LW London awl Blackwall 100 Lon.,Botoo,6l.B.Coaat W Lowloa,Chatbm.,&Dov. AO London 4 North Wats. all BR, Rt. it 84 • U l=w 10 11 42 63 $ 2 1 1206 121 116 N :mil 66 47 $4 2 as 641 6I i_~, 1611111114 , 8C WAS' Itt. 1111,41111 St. le. .... 111. - i t 4 pi. 1 die I pm 60 65 11i Ue 6 Se •s 47 88 la 108_ 106. if — it 101 106 114 116 106 110 116 U 6 111 113 la 1 01 as 111 113 77 78 117 119 116 114 106 107 SS ft 100 102 114 91 91 99 102 104 10 101 17 111 109 11 76 . TS 1/1 n 14 140 lis 117 119 UT 11 itl-4 0 - U 117 us iu is r e 17 48 We 21e 116 118 iiii 'tit In . 119_ T i i Pa , 1 i Dra 141 143 104 196 36 66 11l 113 IN 110 L ir 1 Of 4 41' te-1 13 II 111 114 130 136 10} It 14 Ili 103 106 103 106 88 U 29 29 33 i 88 e ZS Si 48 10 IS 181 118 125 le 12121 ILWATL se ?It 711 les I 9 70i I.l_ 96 Ali nun' dis 14 14 4 66 1 6 1 MS - MS 1 oasis' view I fair. -- pail I pi* —2 l 4 11 1g mal 2: 1 Rai 10+ zd II Si lee 33 37 it - 8 - 9 Bsl NI 84, 881 66 ii ail IS IS tif l die xd 6 1 9 9) U 23 zd Gt. Narti.w.c..iasekely ino Norfolk p.a. Illikr.aftpt. r lcie N. Nut. 4p.et. Jaa.finly Ott. Were. Ile. *p.a. ilo.lloo N. SM. O P aL 1100 9196 N ISO MI 96 11),0001 10 10,0001 25 saoiox 4toool r. .Poni 11,739 8,913 3.000 $30,000 ii,iiiiii ao 25 I leo,No isc•,ooo foomo 7,lag 70•???1 iiiii wow looxpe ao:000l •o'.ooo .50°1 11 1, ,31( kill 1,724 1!!!,6713 •7[edoe Aist art AT; r cur. :: : Atlantic Tel. iLlm.) Berlin Waterworks Brit American Land Britt Irish Msg. Tel Do.B7parc.tillUM Do. C Canada Laud Channel Islands Tel (L) Cop. Mg.olEng.stftath. Do. Prof. 7 per cast Crystal Palace Do. Preference Do. I p. ct. Peep. Deb Electric Telegraph Do. New Eng. and And. Cop. Gen. Steam Navigation Great Ship (Limited) Do. 17e per cent. Pref Lan. Markt (L) London Discount (L.) Lon. ben. Omnibus Co Madras Intim. el Canal MeditemaneanElecTel. Medlter. Vs. Tel. ' La) National Discount Co NerbuddeCouldiron(L) Netherlands Laud -4-4 26 40 4 A le 19 11 13 16 116 113 • 6 11 A MI Ile 30 U 97 09 104 108 106 107 i ii ler 141 i, :ir. $ ."' le a Ps - ii:aoil so,oool i#.:#l 01100,00 WAD 40,0001 z " 10,000 10,000 16,000 1"4,110:1 C•7IEI Bnms. & N. Soot Ld. N. . Bait. Aimtndsslaa . ~oatmw a.:~ 1. 00 Do. 'New Shares ".. en. In. Um. (Lira) A Do. do. B Peel Meer laud & Mo. Pestle. end Brien. Steam - 1 - 1 - 07I;e1; I Red den a Ind. Tel. el p. c. for6o ye. by Br. Oov kb ymney Iron Do. Net. Royal Mall Stem .... Smith& Amt. Ira ,. South Andra land Subniarbee T.I. Scrip .. De. do. lasheimed.. Trust &DLO*. Up. Om. Tan Dieneen's Wed.... 4 i dial I lf alai 10 lli_ i I ... 46 48 id 75 77 121 114 pm 19} 20 19 21 61 6 40 6° 110 . 130. "iii "iii i _z, 701 MONEI MARKET.-7 HIS DAY. Two o'Ciacw. The funds remain very quiet, at yesterday's prices. Business throughout the Stock Ex change is stagnant, and there is no variation of importance in prices. South Eastern Railway stock has impoved. At Paris to-day (Friday) according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at figr. 10c., being about per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. The Bourse is described as " less firm on account of the article in the Con stittigionnet." Consols are officially marked 931 and 931 for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 934 for cash, and 931 to 4 for the 9th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2294, 2284 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 934, #, ; New Three per Cents., 93#, 4, f ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 161; India Stock, 2174, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1041 ; Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 97 ; ditto 1869, 97 ; ditto Bonds, 75., 3s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 97, ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cents., 1021 ; Exchequer Bills, 48. prem. - Foreign stocks are very quiet, with little inquiry. The Turkiah Loan of 1854 is quoted 761 to 77, and that of 1858, 592 to 601. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Old Five per Cents., 1001; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 88 ; Russian Four-and•a-Half per Cents., 931 Spanish Three per Ceuta. for account, 481 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 391; ditto Passive, 201 to ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, 761; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 60. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-ir orrow (" continuation da , and terminate on Tuesday. In the Court of Bankruptcy yesterday, an adjudi cation was made against Mr. Joseph Hooper, leather merchant and tanner. A report of the stoppage of Mr. Jonathan Priest man, tanner, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, having appeared in a contemporary, we are requested to state that it is unfounded. Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co. have favoured us with the following report of the hide sales held yesterday : In submitting the result of the fifteenth series of public sales for the year, and the second held since the mils in the leather trade, it is gratifying to be able to state that, notwithstanding lower prices in general have to be recorded, the business traniacted must, on the whole, be regarded as of a satisfactory and somewhat reassuring character. EAST INDIA Or AND Cow.—Calcutta: The result of the sales is similar to those held on the 12th instant, the prin cipal demand being for export, and confined chiefly to Leavy, extra heavy, and third class hides, for which late rates were obtain& The home trade on the contiery, again purchased bat sparingly, anti on fi rst and second clam light bides we have to note • further decline of id. to, in some instances, Id, per lb. Madras, Pondicherry, and Bom bay hides radioed folly late pries', but the quantity offered was comparatively met The analysis of the sales is 58,588 Calcutta new percale, 30,714 brought forward from former sales, sad 8,245 Madras, Pondicherry, and Bombay. Of 93,527 Weiss of all descriptions offered, 48,852 were re ported sold. EAST INDIA Beware were in fair request, and mostly sold at about late rates. LIATHER.—East India was chiefly bought in, the portion sold being Madras and Bombay, at • decline of Id. to "d. per lb. on former rates. Australian was much neglecte-f, the small quantity sold in no way serving as a general guide to buyers ' views. BALM HIM (Or AND Cow).—The sales were much saluted by an export demand. Some Cape Town hides were well competed for by the home trade, and realised full comparative prices, but to effect sales of other descriptions (Algoa Bay, Natal, tic.), • decline of, principally id. per lb., had to be accepted. Australian proved in lair request, chiefly for export, but to meet buyers • concession of Icl. to id. per lb. had to be submitted to when compared with the result of the public sales held on the 28th ult. The few West India, lac., offered were all bought in. Hoses Ilimie.—The few offered brought fair prices for the quality. KIWI:GLANS:OUL —Brasil bides, Mogadore kips, and Dutch and German calf skins, require no special notice. MIXON& BANK was all bought in. As regards those firms in the leather trade whose estates will be wound up in the Court of Bank ruptcy, a hope and belief are entertained by prac tical persons that the stocks will not be forced fur sale at any considerable reduction. The report of the directors of the Electric and International Telegraph Company recommends a dividend of 3* per cent. forth° half-year, against 3* in the corresponding period of 1859. A balance of 5 7 6181. out of the half-year's earnings is car ned to the renewal fund, which is thereby increased to 29,0361. This fund is to be applied to the purchase and submersion of another cable to the Hague. The report alludes to the proposal to connect America with this country yid Denmark, Iceland, and Greenland, and observes that "a very short continuance northward of the existing wires would bring the whole of the company's stations into direct communication with this transatlantic route." The half-yearly meeting of the Midland Railway Company is called for the 14th August, at Derby, and will be made special, to authorise the directors to convert loans or debentures into Midland mort gage preference stock, as well as to consider the ex pediency of issuing new shares under the provisions of several acts, one of which is entitled "The Mid land Railway London Station Act, 1860." The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4661. ; the Man cheater, Sheffield, and Linoolnahire an increase oc 1,1301. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 4,0211. ; the Midland an increase of 5,4521. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 8181. The traffic on the 687 miles of the South-Austriar line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Cons piny for the week ending July 14, was 30,548/., being 25,1391. leas than in the corresponding week of 1859 on the same number of miles ; and that or the Lombardo-Venetian line 4,1671., showing an in crease of 1,9351. The petition for the winding up of the Mitre Assurance Association is expected to be heard be fore Vice-Chancellor Kindersley on the 4th August The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Mears. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : The market for American securities during the put week has certainly shown an improvement. Whilst the actual business in State stocks has out been large there had been a more general inquiry fur them, and the chief transactions have been in United States Six per Cent. and Five per Cent. Bonds, as well as in Massachusetts Five per Cent. and Virginia Six per Cent. Stock and Bonds, at our quota tions. In railroad securities there has been more business doing, at improved prices. TIIIIILIDAY Evxmum. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to 4 for the 9th of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, advaueed to 931 to 1, and closed at 931 to 1. For money the last price was 934 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 4, 4 ; ditto for account (August 9), 931 ; hree per Cents. Re duced, n; g ; New Three per Cents., 931, #, ; India Stock , 210, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1041, 4 ; ditto Four icier Cent. Debentures , 1858, 904 ; ditto 1859, 97 ; ditto Ronda, 35., 7a, ths. ; Five per Cont. " enfaced" rupee paper, 97 ; ditto Five and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1 02 }, 4. The Indian rupee paper was rather flatter. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was firm, at 1044 to 4. Exchequer Bills were quoted Is. to 4s. prem. and India Bonds, 7s. to 3s. dis. Turkish Bonds remain dull ; the Loan of 1854 was bust quoted 761 to 77 ; and that of 1858, 591 to 804. Mexican Bonds were slightly firmer, at 201 to 21. Spanish Bonds were dull : the Old Three per Cents. left off at 48i to 49 ; the Deferred at 391 to 4 ; and the Certificates at 5. The Russian Loan scrip was marked 1 prem. City Bank shares declined I& to-day. Union Bank of London, and English, Scottish, and Aus tralian Chartered, were fiat, whilst London Char tered Bank of Australia were inquired for. British American Land shares, which have been quoted lately 30 to 35, have risen to 34 to 37. Peninsular and Oriental Steam were again quoted better. Oe the other hand, there was a reduction in South Am , tralian Land, Van Diemen's Land, Electric Tele. graph, and London District Telegraph shame. Anglo-Mexican Mint were rather fiat. Canada Government Six per Ceuta. were in de mand and better. . The closing quotations for shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Mars. Insurance, 2/ to 2} prem. ; Thames and Mer sey Marine, to I prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 3-It; to 6-16 prem. ; London and Pro- Africanne, A to g dia. ; London and South. Bauk, gto 1 dia. ; Algerian Railways, to prem. ; and United Kingdom Telegraph, to prem. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUT HW A 11K . Verrstrran ATICIDI AT RLACKPAINRA BIUDGZ. Dorothy Smith, a respectable-looking middle-aged farads, whose husband is a clerk to an accountant in the City, was brought before Mr. Burcham charged with attempting to drown herself in the Thames at Blackfria.mbridge. William &twirls, police-oonstable 261, rid that about half-past 4 yesterday afternoon he was on duty in the Blackfriamined, when his attention was called to the steps leading to the ricer Thames. He prooeeded there, and on descending saw the prisoner lying at the bottom drenched in water, and then he was that she had attempted to commit imicide. Witness accordingly took her into ens. tody. A very intelligent-looking lad was caUed forward and said that about four o'clock yesterday afternoon he WAS playing with some other lads on the steps o f th e b r id ge , when the prisoner came down sal told them to go away. They retired a little distance up the steps, when the pri sourer rushed down to the bottom and suddenly plunged into the water. He jumped down and caught hold of her clothes, and, with the assistance of others, dragged her out and kept her there until the constable came. Mr. Burcham asked whether the prisoner was known ? The constable mid that she was a very respectable woman ; her husband was a clerk in the City, and he at tended at the statioa-house, when he informed witness that he could not be at the court, owing to his attention being required early at his office. A female neighbour stated that the prisoner was at times much affected in the head, and when a little tinder the influence of liquor hardly knew whit she was about. The constable and she had been drinking, and the doctor said that ben bead was affected. 11a ~riooer saidZeTrOOld never drink again if his wor ship would diwharge her. She was extremely sorry. Mr. Itureham remanded her for the attendance of her husband, who was sent for. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ANSOTOIia PAx.9l.Xatlla la THE 811111 TIT. Mary Lawrence, a youn woman, described in the charge sheet as a prostitute, was c harged before Mr. Tyrwbitt with annoying male passengers in Regent-street foe the purposes of prostitution. George Bowden, 296 A, said—l was in Regent street at half-past 11 the previous night, and saw the female accost five different gentlemen. She followed the first gentleman np, and walked in front of him, but I cannot my what the potlernan said to her. Another gentleman came along, and she then followed him, and returned to the corner of Charles-street, having pre vented his getting along. A third gentleman then came by, and she laid hold of his arm, and to get rid of her be pushed her away, and was obliged to walk on the kerb. Hhe then acted in a similar manner towards a fourth and a fifth. I then took her into custody, on which she said " Pray let me go—l'll do so no more." The defendant—l never touched a gentleman, nor spoke to one—it's all false. Bowden said she was walking about for above ten minutes. The defendant—l was waiting for • person to come out of Charles-street, and was walking up down. Inspector Holden said—l took bail for the prisoner at loaf, post 12, having takes the charge at 33 minutes past 11. She gave the address 8 Norfolk-street, Blackfnars-road. I read the charge over to her sa I usually do. It was fur annoying or& paineogers for the purposes of prostitution. )The WY unit* sober at the time. I have not had her in charge before. The constable has been on the beat three weeks. On the way to the cell she said it yea true sad hoped I iambi let her go. Yr. Tyrwhitt asked Wile had many charges of the kind. Inspector Holden—Not many. Them are great com plaints from the inhabitants. Viscount Raynhani asked the magistrate if what she was charged with was an offence, and was informed it was so. Nr.Tyrwhitt —She liar never been warned before, and she may have been, as she says, waiting for some one. There is as evidence to show she is • prostitute, or been seen walking about there, and without that I shall not act on it. There is no moats to believe the inspector has not told the truth, but it is emial fur persons, y • woman, to say, " I will never do it again." • she has • never been here be fore, I shall discharge her ; but (addressing the defendant) you bad better mind, for if you do it spin they will my you have been here before. You an discharged. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (rr =cram Tz.zoakri.) GOODWOOD MEETING.—(Tins DAY.) MARCH STAKES. Half a =Us. Bweetsauee, Havant, Nomad, Slikebez.legliettJohnuF, Nareisswi, Parole, Industrious, Fravola, Julio. White Hem, Egeria. Confusion, Melte, Tuocia, Nabob's Daughter, and Chirp are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Three miles five fur -97 yards. Restos, Crater, Blue Jacket, Mouravieff, Waller., Cheesecake, Starke, Plumper, Satellite, Horror, Gaspard, sad Toarseaseat. DUKE OF RICHMOND'S PLATE. One mile. Rates, King of Diamonds, St. James, Custer, Tuceio, Ooldea Pippin, Beckley, (lire Arnie, Montebello, Crnricos, Flitch, Harald:se, Joyenee, Fortuna f, Suburban, Sweet sauce, Miss Jul'a, Queen Bee, Spicebos, Gridiron, High wayman, Tightfit, Nicholas, Comforter, Narcimos, Margery f. Bel Erperansa, Provision, Hizhden, and Diadem are here. NAMAU ST AKES One mile. hamper, lierliighne:e,frecitUnon, COesii(llit Aeolians", and Provisioe are hers. CHESTERFIELD CUP. One mile and &quarter. Zuyder Zee, Starke, Satellite, Clydesdale, Rover, Fort-a- Bras, Sunbeam, Ariadoe, Comforter, Magnum, Royal Sove reign, }testes, Soothsayer, Northern Light, Tightht, Nun cio, Riseber, Ri.iug Sun, Cheesecake, Hayford, Cynricus, King of Diamonds, Sweetasuce, Flitch, Oliver, Lupellus, Man-at-Arms, Gibraltar, Aurora, Contadina, Orlando, Athos, Allington, Che n Arnie, Winton, Sneer f, General Hess, Edmund Kean. Cecilia, Lucy, Viroday, Forager, Golden Pippin, Volunteer, Philomela, Catawba, Furious, Fortuna f, and Niger are here. PAID FORFEIT. —ltattlelxae, Stapleton, Alleges, Smitie, and Parmesan. NURSERY STARES. One mile. Starlight, Neighbour, East Stanley, Rouge Drenwits Plsemy c, Eastern Princess, Fri:head, Heliopolis, Canary, Sparkle, Volition. Dog Ro se , C a pt a i n F or tib ue , N a ti v it y , Concertina e, Little Finch f, Maid of Peru, Little Drummer, Nemesis, New Forest Deer f. Clematis, Julio, lames, Bayonet, Stalls, and .is to St. Albans are here. ARRIVED.—Nimrod, Vancouver, and Wombat. On Tuesday next, Lord Stratford de Radcliffe wall call the attention of the House of Lords to the affairs of Syria. In committee on Fortifications and Works, Xr. Lindsay will move u an amendment to the proposed resolution, "That, u the main defence of Great Britain against aggression depends on an efficient navy, it is not expedient to enter into a large expendittuvi on permanent land fortifications." MILITIA ARTILLERT.—A parliamentary return lensed this morning gives the average annual cost of every effective thousand rank and file of the embodied militia artillery, inelwling in the calculations the pay of oflioers and non-oommiesioved officers, clothing, commis sariat charges and allowances, but excluding the cost of prevailing arms and quarters, at 44,4131 ,1 4 The average annual coat of one thousand rank and file of regular gar rison artillery is 44,907 f. RoVAL GALLICIT OF ILLUSTRATION. —Mr. and German Reed and Mr. John Parr* , will give an extra performance of their popular entertalement to-morrow evening (Siiturdav, July 28); the entire proceeds to be appropriated to the fond now being raised for the widow and children of the late Mr. Robert B, Bruugh. ARTIST VOLUNTEER& —The 38th Middlesex Volunteer Rine Corps is formed principally of artists (painters, sculptors, engravers, architects, musicians, lite rary men, actors, amateurs, and gentlemen in soy way interested iu or connected with the arts), and thus has an extra claim on us for notice. Other gentlemen are also invited to join its ranks. The uniform is light grey with silver. The corps drills in Burlington House thinlen* and has the use o f th e I range. at Plumatend for rifle practice. The following gentlemen at present hold cominno ions in the coros:--H. W. Philliroomotain ; A. J. Lewis and J. F., Mal 6 4. } L EA ., lieutenants ; F. Leighton and A. Nicholaret, ensigns. The committee consists of Messrs. H. W. Phillips, John Leech, J. E. MOW*, Sims Reeves, Frederick Leighton, F. P. Cockerel!. Lewes Dickinson. Alfred Wigan, A. J. Lewis, Fi e ld Taifourvl, Alfred Niebrilson,W. Richmond. J.Thosnes. m orose Woollier, W. R. Cosies. Of architects in the ranks we foil Messrs. Davey, Wyett Papworth, Horace Jones, Bright Smith, ke. The review in Hyde-park snowed how well the corps can do their duty. —Budder. Talk Wirt MURDER AT BILSTON.—On Wedoe &yr night, the poor woman, Mrs. Twiing, who was stabbed in the oils by her husband. Samuel, at two o'clock the sonic morning at Bilston, died at the house of her brother, where she took refuge from her hus band's violence. She did not desire to see her towhee/I, although he was, of course, present when her deposition was taken, nor cliff she speak to him or of him afterwards. She died saying, " Oh, mother, mother!" Her mother has been a long time dead. She frequently spoke of her children, anal seemed much concerned about her future state. The prisoner wee appealed to by the deceased, when her deposition was taken, whether she had ever done any thing to merit such treatment during all her wedded life (Ahern %ears). He replied, "No. my wench, thou hasn't?' He has 'said the same in the lockup, where be seems to be in • desponding state. frequently moaning, "Oh, say wife ; oh, my poor children." : 5 ;. - - -, 3" CO Maa.,lsl44L,lllacolialL 4 114atrapolltio CO Indlnd DO Ds. Mali Dirty Mid. 01. WWII arc Nemo** sad 04.4144 is ai l ..‘ iiiirpork Aber...tam m Newrya•rmaglookt M. NagriWarraap.itiaa SO Noelslk Karam OnoSW Vs la Sank SAY ...., all Jar* Dams Pea *A all Dn. ♦ _ _ _ ii" I i-u Da i.Trilioe r — e. Da. Wrote Po. Took WI I ii 12 1 11 INl4:l4eisi. - _ all INeeti&S.Walarreas.l Nartkaaardeldre.... NoeLltOrsathamai&C. R. Ili IFirinioa ri.biss th =Central asslikh N. & Abis.Mk Miami limplin 81 = "aeu 11 kali aria ear Fair. la. pet*. (11.111veriteal Meektos ilmiasel eital _ Ditto . dIN• Ine — ier I blow De. INN at Neigh , Vl•orts Ma. • illaFafTell - 1;i; I !Wag Ootuill I lirsaloadea. Well Millarl—Oslavdl 100 Brit et rdeter 4p. ct. 64 1 108 Caledonian, 110 aU Don.l'erth„d Aber. .1 uo 100 Let Anglian, A, 6 el p. ct 100 Do. p. 100 Do. C. '7 p. et, 100 IL Conn. Lt., Spa. No 10 100 Do. do. No.2 ' 100 Do. New 6p,et 61 100 Eastern Union, 4 p at 100 ilia. & Ollsavw,6 p. et. 100 '&lla.,Perth,Dun..4. p.e. 100 Great Northern, 6p. et. 00 Do.sc.red.at 10 p.etpla. • Do. 41 per cent D 0.6 p.c.red.at 5 p.e.pts 01.11 Scotland, Whit OtWast. illerksdliants ) Do. rodeo= p. cent De. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. Dredeent p. it. Do.sp.et. redeem Yref. Do. Shan. Prof. Shares Do.Chenterll.32l.Bp.e. Do. do. do. 6p. e. Do. Birm. Gut Stock Do. Coest. Gua.3haras I Do. do. do I Do. do. do Lanc.& Yorksh. 6 p.e.114 landartght...6p.c.Owt 84 No. 1 Do.6p.e. do. 140.2 Do.6p.e. do. .... D0.6 4 f p. .e. do. Na. 4 D 0.4 e. do. Do. p.aprt ah. d 0... Do. Tp.e. PrW.Litock D0.dp.e.d0.(W.17.&C.1..) L10.4p.c..114.(d1v. def. CM Lon. l26s diathant and Dover C I2NW.Cov.&Nttn.6p.c. 10 LitB.W.7p.e.BLlsteish. tU tdondoadrryt Ennis. pilt Ms.n.Sbet.t Linc.6p.ot 61 Do. 86 IS Do. 31 per cent Do.redcemable 6 p.a 51dhuadCona0p.c.atock Do. Cons. Hr.& Balp.c. 11/ Do. 41 p.d. Prot Stock O Do. litlitehin Opt 10 Norfolk sp.elle. Stock 111 Nocth Britlab6 percent 10 Do. New Gas. 60. et 1 Do.liorder Unice ow DO N.Ssa—Berw.4pArrt. 81 Do. do. de 13 Do. Leeds 6 wet. No. 1 to Do. York. H. 12 Lpass. Oil North Siaionhalre 111 Scottish Oast Nowitat O Scot.N.l3lp.ctlreLB4 O Do. Aber. ga.Op.e O Do. ? pet Prat Stook US. Devoe BUM 46 a 5.E•11. Mead. An. &LILO, I Do. 41 per cog I Do. Ilsid 44 par cant 1 S. Wales got 4p. oast Do. 111 par ass& Stock. S. YaeloWii 4 p. . pnt *Dadimrkwilp.o. Do. do. Biwa. Do. do. cep. Water.&KUkenny6p,e. W. 111.1-011.1stensaat Do. do. 2nd do. Do. Newp. 6 p. et. l'ret ,Do.do.perp, 6 pat. prat. !*- M. 1C It 14 1! se. lii it. lc( a. 1 u M. 1 1 lt. 14 e~ dpi la: lii I& pi iilii 94. VORZION M I iLtILWATL Antwerp it lteitonlaar all Ardennes Si Willa& lnoUgp.e all i lllsigtea all Basler' to GraMestae W 'Carman: Mao is Is& leltrftm•i” 16 Dutch Rhenish all 'Rasters of France Od. Russian Rua. 6. p. a all Ot. Central of Prance all Ot. Lasembe. Coin& Wit all Italian Junction all lake Constanoe • Bala all Lime and Turalsent all ,Lyn as and all Marla entails all .NamaLlege t RF the all Do 6p.a Prf. Seltior• all Northern of Prance 16 Do. New Shares all Norwegian Trunk Pref. all Paris, Lyons. and Iledit al/ Paris and Orleans 12 Recife and S. ' , ranchero Pernambuco g. 7p. o. 14 1110 and Dunabari all 'Rome and Frascati 111 Royal Danish all Royal Swedish all Do. 7 per cent all Sambre and Mouse all Do. Si per cent. Pref I flanPaulotint'e.7perct 13 S. Anat.& Lorn• Venetian all Southern of Prance all West Flanders all , Do. 61 per mat Prat all West. et N. W. of Frame S Western at instals all I Wleabadea I la" im ie. BRITISH 20681551024 S. I MM. prior 1 Solos today so. I rs a l t i ItAllm•21. I yedatlay. l 931 Pal. lb Minutia *St Lynam SO ese 14 61 M. 100 boa.Bez. &C.13146.1p.a 94 00 .... 11 10 Do. do. I. : 11 11 dls all latteloaLskaßneonAL of 1 4 .l Do. New — ew 10 all Do. Predawn 54 0 1 100 anff.,Brsak.itOoderlch 'p.c. No, Aug. 1 1372 .ALR. 75 SO 100 I* endorsedlry Do. hifirioars, dike TO 76 we 100 100 Do. June 1, UK ditto 99 72 ww 11 3 • tea tB. Poslorn 1 die per 91 8 CapeT.dtDock 61*.0.in0 11 If ills 1 10 71 Ceylon, eno ag t i per cent. 1 Of die —, 90 71 - tern I3e I 11 dim .-. St. 101 Indian ICI 11 Do. Extension l i si i —. lb 15 Do. Jub 6 die 100 all Do. 41 p. b r D " ebant — 1M all Do. bp. et. do. 10 all Geelong & Melbourne 2l 11 et. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 27} 281 100 all Do. 6 per et. Pref. 100 all Do.Neellel.6p et. Sc. 70 76 100 al Do. epee et. DAsal 63 13 100 all Do. 7 per el. WM._ 50 66 100 all Do. do. 1807 6O 66 100 all Do. do. 1872 6O 66 Bt. 100 Great Indian Peannsala 966 1 97 go se N 10 13 OR S. of ladla 6 et. 1 db ww 931 all Cit.Weet ew 11 1 14 101 111 Do. New di . •-• 100 all Do.Bda,panZ akt a ,- 100 6.11 Do. do. 73 till 00 96 911 —* 100 all Do. do. 73 95 in 100 all 0 Do.l l / 9 cr..1916,pap. IS p _, FL 100 Rano G St. 100 Do. do. uez. 5 4 pee pee el 906 901 Ma St. 10 Do. tf pee et .en.. lix SO ee. /10 10 Do. 4th listen. do. .. 16 11 die Bt. 100 Melb.Corptlp. et. Beads —, 10 a11..8r nekk d * dais T .w. • esp. sh. NI ail Do. ae. Land de II T we 50 all De. 66 /1 cap. 66 6 ; •-• 11 10 WI Do. do. Lad do. 1 10 (Usallad) — —• It 109 57 11 1 1 1 NI 111 9 De. 81. A IaL P ITC.g. Sim* 16 16 a 1 . • Molted. s*, I tab ee. No. I eh. I DOOM IPd I CI. prima I lair. _ 000,410 St. comiseraia lOO - - - 164,000' et. Do. 4 a ot. Tr*, ML lOO - - - 3085,018 1 St. East and Want ladle lOO - - - •0110,310 St. London lOO ••• - sof 0.1 1,100.000 84. St. Nallmiso lOO - •••• 70 110,1835 ft Southampton 100 -•- ••• 100,000 tn. Vick*" lOO 07 SO - 6,000 SO Do. New - lIIITDIN MINIS. No. I Sh. I *Ma I Pd. ra. gam. I *las. 6,110 . Alfred Ocas. RUM*, 1130 Si 4 4 - 110,000 * Brill& hen 800 .. Clifford - 1,051 .. Dm. G. Con.Sffarlsti ) 1 40:1 440 •-• 112 .. last Demi MoHpn) - 1.144 .. fag Omaha - 4, . .. LIM. Zama (Umiak ) 11. 4s. 121 114 111 - 486 .. &rambler dila Aubjo ll4l SS 3$ - 1,000 .. Great South Tolima - 6,120 .. G.Wh. Alfred (Phil** 12.18.0 111 -- 16,101 .. G. on nor (flehton) III Id.• -•-• 000 .. Grenville 1 5, ,014 .. Noroffo-Foot lb. 20 ID - MOO .. Kingston Downs h.* 3 . _ 0,000 .. lady Bertha Los. 24 li 1 896 .. Mariana (Uny Want). IA 30 - 0,000 .. North Dow= 44 5 - 2,500 .. N. Franca (M aw I! 3 4 -• dOOO .. N. Wh. Boma ) Zia M 0 ••• 1,123 .. North Waal 1400 .. Paz Oast (fit. Elmo) . le 11 18 •-• I,l* 10 Provide** (U. LoWild. . 5.0.7. 45 a - MO* .. kettles Cm. lila C. 141. 11 li - 512 .. 8. Carrion A. Cleur) li ond W7ll - 0, .. 1 Oars Bros (Masa) . 14 *B4 - 66,e04 1 11. Devon lam I . Goa Mang (Um.) .. W. rumor (Ilispaa) Ulan 166 110 ad -- KO . . y Park •II 63 66 - 9,030 8 dl•LondiffaC. 4f I 111 ••• 6,000 10 Iln Crat II 6 -• 20,000 .. Wale at Towar4 =d oaraL) LI& Ild 1 •••• 6,000 .. tifiml lama ( ) l4 18 15 1,024 .. W. Casslima ) 5 07 00 400 .. West Sam $l2 .. WlO. newt 226 .. Wh. Sailor 1 5 lll2l .. 4.096 .. WS. (Clablook) Of lod - 1,024 .. Wk. Kitty (Un. lama) 1.7.1. 14 15 - 1,024 .. Whoa limy Am • U 26 •-• 1,040 1. Delmer (Usk) 5 1 ST ill -• JOIXT STOCK SANNL No. I Ih. I SAW. I Pd. 10. prima I Oat* NA* 100 Airs eat U. Bor. Derck . N - - - 22,0001 0 Austrian* all U 70 .- 10,0001 16 lank oc w ic. SO an 224 2114 ZS 24 6,000 100 Sank of 16 66 - 60,0001 20 Bank of Turkey I - - - 20,0001 60 British N. America . - all - - -• 32,1100 ID Chart. Doak et , Australia, mad . on 191 204 10,0001 26 Chrtrd. Marc. a Indln - Lon., and China al 80 $2 -• 0 000 1 100 ty - 10,000' 100 Colonial -. 40,01)20.11 Coin. of Canada on - - - 16,000 100 Com. of London - 26,000 20 Pft.ikotatAnaLChield on 10 104 - 80,000 20 O. Bank of SwilaseisaL all - - - 15,000 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of Aunt ell U Di - 25,000, 60 ,Landon and County - -.- 60,000 60 London Joint Stock - 10 - - - 20,000. so London a South African 1 4 4 dis - 80,000 100 Lou. and Wastamlnotor N - .- 1114 501 10.000 100 Na. Prow. al mod 43 -•- - 15,000 SO Do. Now 20,000 1 50 National Hank MOOD PI .Yew Boat Wass WA* 15 Oriental Bank Corpora. all - - 441 ad 15,000 10 FA:num lank - - 16000001 10 Do. New - U ; 15 h Amaral* 01,0001 26 Union of Australia -.-• 601 IMt *ooo' SO Union of London - •-•- ad 3,000' 100 Unity *Mad /MPANLIS. 7477rL lai 14 29 al PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 111 9} 13ellaPOOL. JULY 16.—Blekesilewad, 811 111)—alkadmian Stock, 941961—Eastern Comities, 11 6-16 11 7.l6—Geeat Northern Stock, 116116--Great Westerns 711 72—Laneuhire and Yorkshire, 1081 100—London and NorthWertern,lo3i leaf—Ditto 1-shares, 11 11-16 12 1346—Maachester, Sheffield, andLinooloshire,42l42l—Midiand Stock, 1211 1211—North Width Stock, 64}644-6orth Stafford shire, 31 Std.—North Eastern, Berwick capital stock. 981 Ditto, York capital 83 tiki—iNtto, Lewil atock, 63 South Eastern, 2 6 Wl—West - Midland. Oxford, es 46 1 -1 1 Rhenish, 44 d. d. Great Lusembourg, 61 7—Grand Trunk of Canada, 7 7 1-16 Great Western of Canada, 111-16 118-16—Ditto. new shares, 9} 91 it—Buffalo and Lake Hares, 6—Great Ship, 10s. 6d.112. Pd.—Mamma and Mosey Marine Company, 13-16 f 9. GIRYINGNAN, JULY 16.—There Is still an upward tendency In the prices of all descriptions of stock, but the scarcity of stock limits business. Salem were effected to-day In Great Western, Birmingham Guaranteed, at 771—Ditto Preference, 101 , caah)— Birmingham and Staffordshire °sale!. shares', 42—and Wolver hampton Water Works, 9. Matamoros, JULY na—A fair bualness, and the market very strung all day, &Mai at the hest. Manses and Merse i y s Great Western, 714—Leeds 1061—London*. 1061—Ditto , 121-BheOkelds, Brian42l-11Idlan, 120I—Dovers, Wl—North ord, 31 d.—Canada, 1 14— U low k, p.—Baatern Counties, 11 7-16. CRICIENT.—/LC.C. AND GIIOI7ND V. SII3I7IIIAN Ccees.—This match was played yesterday at Lords. The following is the score ILC.C., lit innings, 71 ; 2nd in. nings, 69; Suburban Club, Ist innino. 29; 2nd innings, RC Sumter e. Norm —This return match was commenced at Nottingham on Thursday. and the following is the result of the first day's play , :-Burrey, lit imams, 109 ; Notting hm. fir haulage, lit INLAND 13otentso. —By an act of parliament just printed the Treasury may appoint the parish of Manchester, the boroughs of Birmingham, Leeds and Sheffield, or any of them, and others, " warehousing places." The ware houses are to be kept for the public accommodation of merchants, traders, or others having coomion to deposit goods therein for the security of customs. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cwci. The mining market to-day is quiet, but prices are steady. In the Stock Exchange, lady Bertha. shares are officially marked 21 and 2p. The other transactions have been chiefly confined to shares in Rosewarne United, North Downs East Roaewarne, North Roskear, and West Frances mines. St. John del Rey Mining 'litres are dull, and. have been dealt in at 25 and 25k. Australian Mining are marked Vice-Chancellor Kindenley proposes, on the 3rd August, to make a mat of 31. per share on the contributories of eta East Dean Coal and !mil Mining Company. At a meeting of the adventurers in West Wheal Margaret, held yesterday, a call of fin. per share was made, and the directors were re-elected. The sales of tin have of late shown a considerable increase. Bt;:et account., presented at the meet ing on Wednesday.:!ioe^d a credit hakince of 3,4541. 17s. 9d. A dividend of 10s. per share was declared. The Berriow Consols Mining Company have made a add of 11. per sham COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS . DAY.) Home grown supplies of all descriptions of corn, and flour continue of the most limited character. No or Irish oats during the week. The foreign supplies an very heavy of wheat, barley, sad sato. The wheat, is. addition to last report, principally Prussian, with oven/. ammo Russian, Danish, and Swedish barley, Danish since from the Black Sea, and a little Russian and since Wednesday. Oats : nearly 140,000 quarters again this week, consisting of an immense quantity of Rican, and some from other Russian ports, from Prussia, Sweden, and Den• mark, sod a few COILIMEILIi. A large cargo of American barrels of flour, and another large parcel of peas (Tons Montreal. _ _ _ _ Very little English WHEAT on sale to-day, and holders d foreign are firm, at Monday s prices. BARLZT—Nut much doing, but quotations aa high ran that day. Oars—For inferior samples and out-of-conditioned or. goes—of which there is a very large quantity—fully 6d. per qr. law money is taken, but for all description of flaw oats prices remain as on Monday last. Bsaate and Pgats without change in value. DAHER—Tn.& rather better for foreign. Country marks about the same value as on Monday. CURRENT QC/MA/1011N MITT PAID. WSKAT.-English white, 565. to 644. ; red, 545. to GOs. per qr. ; Dantsic and Konigsberg, 60s. to 655. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 60e. to 645. ; other Baltic ports, 60s. to 625. ; French, white, 60a. to Ws. ; red, 58a. to 625. Roos.-Town, 50s. to boa. ; Norfolk, 38e. to 41a. per 2901 b. ; French, 42a. to 50s. per 280Ib. ; Americas (United States), Me. to 30s. per barrel. Buts(.-English. 265. to 465. per qr. ; Baltic, 24e. to 35e. ; other sorts, 265. to 28a. per qr. Oars.-British, 225. to 28• per qr. ; Russian, 19s. to 735. par qr. ; other Baltic porta, 235. to 245. per qr. Bitter& -English tick, 33e. to 388. ; harrow, 395. to 425. ; per qr. ; foreign, 325. to 40.. per qr. ; Egyptian, 35e. to 35e. (Id. per qr. PLS.-English boilers, 38s. to 40e. ; hog and grey, 345. to 355. ; foreign white, 365. to 38s. FLOATING CALUOT-i.-The hat few days there bee been • large business doing, but there now remain about 20 cargoes of wheat, 24 of maize, and 1 or 2of barley and rye, whisk, meet a steady sale at hill prices. Barley on passage Egypt, direct to London, 255. Od. ; barley, to be shipped in October or November, 5,000 qrs. ; Danube, 255. per 400Iba. Lentils on passage : Egypt, 31s. 6d. per imp. qr. LItRIVALII INTO LONDON FROM JULY TO JULY IL Engitsl2 and Scotch. Irish. Foreign. 64410 16010 13b480 ID: Foreign Float !Ida sa. , MILIAL AVIERAGIN. Wbe ___, Barley Oat. 3talt Fagllali Back nour.)E 9eau o&rr~ I Wheat. Barley. Odic Bye Beans. Pam, June 16 1514 lld 1354 Sd 104 114 37. 04 As 21 404 MI 26 sfl 664 541324 10d BM ad 414 94 in Id 414 Ild July 7 14 571 74 334 3d 264 &I 414 3d 431 MI 434 7d 11 ; 601 &I 1 324 6d 16.114 404 ad 404 74 394 44 gixweek) Agg --......-- .-...-- - ---.1--...... Average onay.—Wheat. Barley, Oats, 11„ye, Beans, and Pea; la. DUOILUI SHOWC4O THU nerroarsoini ar ?HZ ILVERI.OII fl OP %HEAT DOLIMO PIM SIX WSW 'AXED. II Price. une It Jane 23. , ,Ju5e IS. lalty T. 'July 14.1 July 21. — --. V : .: I [ - . 71. 1 - 7 :: .. n't I .. 1 1 .-..- .. I •...•. EA 11....... .. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDIGIT.) (ac RRITLIM AND TRINE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) The grain market is firm. Wheat ld. dearer, with good consumptive demand. Flour active, at tall rates. Maims a turn in sellers favour. Oats and oatmeal steady. New B.idi beans scarce, at 335. Weather cloudy, without rain. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Rcose.—The market has been steady this week, bat without animation, yet a fair business has been done, and last week's prices remain unaltered. The refined market has also been steady, and a limited business done. COFTEIL—There has been • full quantity offered this week, including the importation of part of the new crop of Costa Rica, and prices generally have been sustained, bat occasional) y a slight decline has been submitted to. Trs.—The market has bees dull ; towards the claw the demand has rather improved, but prices have make given way. Rice has sold steadily this week at fully previous maw. Rux.—A limited business done at about previous rates. SALTPETRE has been steady. REIM have sold to a limited extent at last week's ear. rency. Corrow.—Prices have been about sustained with •limited business done. Markets generally dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Towu tallow is emoted 33. 6d ; Peter.hure Y.C. on the spot, 52e. 9d. ; Oat. to Dia. 524. lid. ; Jam. to March. 53.. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meters. Pattenden and Smith report that the aoconats from the plantations continue to come very bad. Duty, 120.000 i. Market sa. to 10a. per cwt. butter than as Monday last. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADS:SHALL —Hides, 5611 m. to 641bs, 3d. to 3id. ; 641bs. to 721t0., 3id. to 30. ; 72b3. to 801 to., 34d. to 4d. ; 801ba. to Mlle., 4d. to 41d. ; Ik6lbt. to 9611 m. 41d. to 4fd. Horse haw, 7s. to 93. (Ulf skin; light. 23. Od. to b. 6d. ;MI, 66. BillUlONDlST.—Shoopskini, 01. Ocl.; lambs, 21. ed. s• 4s. 6d. ; almarlings, 23. 6d. to 33. COAL MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Wang End Acorn Clow, 17a. Gd. : Walls End Ropier Grange, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Russell Helton', 18a. 3d, ; Walls End Braddyle Helton, 181. 3d. ; Walls End Hare nn , 17s. Id. ; Walls End Onsforth. 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Tan field Moor, 13s. 3d.; Walls End South Hetton, 19n 8d ; Walls E n d Eden Main, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Eden, 17a. Gd. - Walls End Hetton. 19s. Gel . ; Walls End Belmont : 17e. ; Walls End Wharneliffe. 17L6d. ; Walls End pram. welleate. 17s. 641. ; Walls End Shincliffe, 17s. M. I svalT. End ° mo p, 16n. 6d,; Walls End He* Hall. 17a6d. - Walls End South Kelton, 18 s. 6 d. ; Walls Ead Whitworth , 131. Tanfield M..or Bates, 13s. 3d. ; Wylam, 16s. ; Beheld. Hartley, 16s. ; Davidson's Hartley, 160. ; head Hartley, 15s. ; Lambert's Hartley. 15s. 9d. ; Grey's Hartley, 18s. 31. ; PC480 . 1 WlSt, 115 s. Ships at market, :11. RAILWAY COLLUSION AT CORL—The Cork Dany Hovid states that as the down train of the Limerick Junction was approaching the terminus of the Cork station on the Great Southern and Western Railway, at half-past ten o'clock vesterday morning, the pointr man, by some mistake, let the train in a siding part of the main line, where it came into collision with an engine standing on the siding. The train consisted of several carrLigm. A large num and ber of the pa/wagers suffered contusion in the back, face, other parts of the body. The train was going at a slow rate, the speed having been lessened on enteeing the tunnel. No very serious la. juries have been received. The injured were promptly removed by the officials to the medical estabbahoient Yews. Atkins and Brady. A PHOTLE'N PARK IN Drxpre.,—The Dundee Advertiser says there is a rumour that 15,000/. h es bora put down by one of our merchant princes, for the purchnee of a people's park in Dundee. T