The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-07 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) Th. arum task the chair at 20 minutici part 12 wk. _ ROM AN CATHOLIC CHARITIES BILL. 're boase not t into commtitee at this bill, I I !IMO, N. 31;. . add that oon a former occasion lie had stated 4.l4jeetiou to the. Awns standing, if clean 1 meow •I endured. Ile tech. ed that it was then understood th a t the 4incueicoo wi clatter, one and two should be coto Philmont. met hi believed that the queen.. might be settled without area weuriiptet, .f t on , li e h a d a t e t e d that a .14-cosion 44 Lied Cottenharn, which declared that gift with the °Neel ttf etyma Marian fot the 'oul. of the 0., eI ai. • gift with era. not etioning of the elt..tin.: •Leto .4 the law, but was me" In in conformity with many Keenan decisime. But wlet bad the committee dole!! He thought that they had pier, to Koine.] catholk chanter a grcat superiority over .41wr• (hear. heart- .loy witlidrawmg from. three charities the wee: ay 44 their tieing Wade twelve month. before the math of the donor. It had also .triciocal the law hi favour of Romm catholic charities with ie• leteriee to (h..., chat itiea where a gift it made fax Vilitiott• purpeeci. wane of which are legal, and ether. Illegal. Now, what were the two point. which the com• "Mine had in view ! thse we. thatwhere a gift was effected M two ot three several deed., it should be nociesary that all the, deed...it, at least. the leading instrument. should he ieurolled, in enter that puldieity might he attained. That end had already la-en secured. Hat the venal ipowtion rencoaned. It was eta.— whether is come where the ;oft was male to object, seine .4 which an superstitious w.onh , eg toile existing. law, and sabers not. the whole gift should take effect in favour 44 the lawful object of the Itoor'. b"unty. Now, if the chum propiwed by the Attorney 4 eneral became law. he (Mr. tedwys) widiel to point out what a hanhhip it wa. trocte.c. to all upon tlnou to de. ode what ii, test. were .upereitieti. and what Dot, Anti to put them to the alteinative either .4 voodatier the doper a iotentiun, or 4114.01.: what waa tllrtal. Tim elope proposed be tbe Attorney 4 eneral to le suntitoted for clause 1, urea ore fellows: -•• No gift oor 41wpoeiteon tuadeoi tole made for *my 14 gcl charitalds purpose ceunectorl with the Roman iatholn rilturei shall lie, cube, ol the 41h444, or auy pot. unlawful or end by n•aaron 41 r ue purp o w4, request, 44 direction, whirl, nee la &tined in law en. rvetlti..O• or uslawful ire.ll 4 r wale pot Of Of mote,' with each gift oc ihereitoon. hut the +tea , tA the peewit , ompriwil in etch gift iluipieritiou shall by applied: voluweely for much legal charitable porpnee." An other g otna -It !loch he wan opposed to the clause was that of the ladder interest,. The .!.th la , ••• er.o. re, fk.rwn nvgativetl. s,r t‘t.. V Eli then moved that claim I ea tally prope-41 1. re•rneerte.L, with the addition of the following•onls pro(sand by the hoe. member for Kilmer frock ilir. Houverie) That no each last•nientiesed trust, rolelittoli. or reined obeli in any other reelect le metered valid or legal, or invalid or be othenvise atTectid by this act." ILeft 'Min& ] LAW INTELLIGKNCE. (111D3 DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 131 It 1:1101LIDII The hadtropt was a merchant, of Elmins. West Afsiss. Th.. sta. th.. Adjounted rv.uimation meeting. The CIAO lass fn quently sefore the court. The balance-sheet shows 1m...et...1 debt. ef tOtiEJ., with assets returned at upwards of court.• not realised. In fact, all that has oine to the hands of the oflicial &nitrite is the 1501. which the bsnkrupt paid into court on filing his own petition. Mr. Itigkl, fur the houkrupt, said this we, a most re roarkshle ease. If the assets could he realised he would bo much more than solvent ; but in the place where his pr.,. lost''' . WM situate there were unferturtately 00 laws or go. wenonent. (.t laugh.) The Commissioner—l suppose it most he s plaes where erretrt.ods pure his debts. Mr. Bagley said that hitherto so assignee had been chosen, though the came had been eight moths before the court. _ llw 4 "mrnmsionc?-14 it posialile that is s sus with such a lamer atooust of areta, so use is willies to take the swig- D .111. - . _ Mr. Bagley raid this WSJ SO ; for hitherto solidus had been realised czrrpt the 155. paid Pito mart with the petition. As the acoovii. had way recently been filed, it Ifloti* 1414100011 to take on orijourament. Mr. Laernmee, for the ssmoiese, consented to an adjourn ment, which was onirred till Hammier. IN IC ,1„VID T. WE7fTNORTIL The lamb-opts were hide and skim factors. of the fikin market. Bermondsey. This was the examioation meeting. They owe t.. mu...en - red creditors 2,17nf. ; assets about 150 f. .‘t the leqitiniug of Lint year they were in o deficiency of 3:4;/. Mr. WeMourne, for the :mimes', offered no opposition. Mr. Willeims, leather merchant, luitight to prove for the value of •que hides supplied to the bankrupts alsyrtly before their failure. It appiyaring that he had received ou aceiiuut, Line ikyys before the trokruptcy, Mr. Willhoine sidyntitted that this money ought to be returned, iet it my. clearly • preferetit'ApaYment. Hi. Ilonsur thought differently, and ailinitteil the proof. The lasilietipts piyyseil all questions licieg reserved fur the eertitieste meeting. IN Iti T. P. IItACKIII*NN. The bankrupt was • carrier. al Nainich. This was the rsainiaation tweeting. The accounts Ahowerl that in sept.. the hankrapt was is • .tetkiesey of 2,1W3/. lie now owes to now cared creditors, 4,47/. ; to those Doha., arcurite : hahilittei, I,OOW. ; as- -ority, .rt. returned at about 901 e. ; p t epetty held lie aide. 7771. .Vaistst I.n.Rts .1 - NV/. there were 1,144/. (inelteliug 4541. by bail debt., 2171. ..n r rali•at preferty. .11.1:471. by interest na loans and of bills), expenses, 6404. Mr. Itirharders, ler the andooes, offered su opposition, Lod the bankrupt jawed. THE POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) St H TH WARR. n..• AT TIM ILULWATA. A well.ilteoorl tam, who gave the name iif Joira tkocralovl himself as nn emoneer, living io rlchn•rrvet, lolingtim, wan chargert bet.re the sitting n.. 46trate, Mr. I ,lithe, with attempting to pick pr,ekcts oo the .nelate descearling from the st•taim of the sriuth Eastern R..olwar at Lowwl"a hr o lg, Mrn 'Man: ilepiool that tact eermim: as she was 11.111111'.! 4!Olio the mime fr.en the railway atatiow she felt an attempt made at her pocket, acid on turning round she sew prioiner arAl -wither man iminetli.Acly behind her. She felt a liviel m 11., lawket, hut she could not say wh , ve 60.1 it was. liAtun•tely she did not lee any thiog. . . . Mr. William Footman devoted that he was following the Let wintry., when he observed the proioner And a shorter rum it, 00 rceited his +llsplc lon, and accordingly he watelaYl their movements, and thstinctly saw the pro non. r pot hi. lust rot.. dm pocket of the prosecutrix and remove it. the thin be .'cued the prisoner, but hie com• panto° unoh• Li. roweiy•. A nolway ronYtable t roved that he received the priumer from the lent wane... A.l conveyed bins to the otatoon. I u reply to the mai:adv.: , the countable midi tie had reason to Iwbeve that the pros.n.•r hail already 1.-en convict..) of a niroolar ..Hence ..t the Woorthip•street ioolice court, and nuffere.l inopnyonntant. The prisoner. when a.knt what he hail to .av in answer t . the charm., awl that he lasl arrived by the train, and Irks en hi. way borne wheo be wa.. laid ho/of .1 a nd chaTed voi•io picking p....ket.. He believed his oil had aid ya tally touched the lady's sines, hut he wan t i mer yuie be .1 rent put bawl into her pock..t. He bad taken too no . h b..lnnk amol •osy very VIM, tint be wonted the ma t..: rate that I e 6.1 never been in a police mart before. Ilr. Coolie asked if the prisoner yaw old he tried here! the prywcier that be wouald rather have the matter • •tho Imre. t'ombe Them yor oil go to prison for three months • .•h LAI labour. T II A MU& Tata to dealers and their :vents, .., Melee. and (lowland, for which the prisoner received pay. meat and never arounted for the same. Between the of Jane sad the lOth ..t July, 57 tons of coals bad been delivered toe man named Brooks, through a Mrs. Forward, • widow whosebusleunl formerly carted for Walton and (.low. land, as onty 2'2 tom had been accounted for by the prisoner who had put into hi. pwket through Mr.. Forward . trios actions only shout 401. in six weeks. Numerous witurenea were examined to more the delivery of coals by the pritoner, his nut accounting to his em ployers for the money he received, and his it • with ticket., from the countinghouse in accordance wit the regulations of the firm before he permitted coals to leave Keepier-wharf. Mr. her, the chief clerk, having completed the vole. minoim depositions, the prio..ner was ooninotted fur trial at the sessions. TilE LATE TRAGEDY AT WALWORTH. RE-EXANDIATION OF THE PRISONER. (THIS DAY.) This :ifteruoou William Godfrey Youtigmati, who stand. charged with the murder of his mother,Marths Young• man, hie two brothers, and a young woman named Mary Wells Streeter, was placed at the bar of the Lambeth Policeenurt fur further examination, before Mr. Elliott. The prisoner walked into the dock and hooked round the court with the most perfect indifference and self•pceseasioo, and on seeing his father and brother evinced no feeling whatever, even of recognition. Mr. Inspector Whicher has been entrusted by government with the charge of the case. The following additional evidence was then adduced: .liihn Matthew Youogionie del.oe l be resident at No. 2, Frowisodevet. Newington-butts. Ito wax a tailor, and the Finan c e. w.. his brother. His father and mother had lived at No. 16, Manor pore with two of his brothers, ono aged 11, and the other 7. Witness was at the house on the Monday before the monies., an.l that was the last time he saw Ms mother alive. The prisouet was not there at the time. John Youngman, the father the prisoner. was examined, and repeated his evidence given before th.• coroner, the chief points of which were that his son tcilli..ni 11. st been staying with the family about a week or ten I ; that the young woman Streeter came on a visit to them on the night previous to her death. He himself slept on a la-il made up on his shopboard in the back•room in which William (the primmer, and Thomas slept, and he went out about 30 minutes or half•past 7. in the morning on which the minder took place. He was afterwanhi sent for and on returning home he saw three bodies, his wife, the young woman, sod his little boy, lying dead in the passage. He had previously understood from his wife that his son wee courting the young woman, but knew both* of the matter himself. He had seen the knife (produced) in the prisoner's pcasession. The pri sooer said that he had the knife some time, and a man who wan present when he showell it said it was not a proper knife to tarry about, when the prisoner said he might carry such a knife if he thought proper. On his arrival home his son was in custody of the police. He said, " Father, this is all mother's doing." Mr. Elliott—Hari your eon any property Wiener. None whatever that lam ►ware of. Mr. Elliott —Do you know anything about the insurance! Witness—My son never toll tire anything shout it, but I heard him tell other parsons that he was going to insure the young woman*, life. The prisoner, he believed, was o good terms with his mother, wnd abo his brothers. Mr. Elliott then sildround the prisoner, and asked him if he wished to ask his father any. plentioup. The prisoner, to his father Am you sure that you did not are me mother that night Witnem--I am sure of it. Prisoner--Did you not notice my mother in the back room, and have some words with her which made her cry ? Witness—l never spoke to her. Prisoner—You did not hare any words with her that night? Witness—No. Prisoner—Did you not cense her to cry before she went to bed that night? Witness--I have no recollection of having seen her. She never came into the back-room, where I was that night. Prisoner— Are you sure you did not see her iu the back room Witness—Now I think I remember she did come into the back room, and we heel some words about dripping. Your mother said that Thomas had been to get some dripping from the house where his sister lived, and that she had given him a bat, which your mother requested me to try on to see whe ther it would tit nie. I said Thonias should riot go running about for dripping, and after taking the trouble to bring borne a hat spoil it by putting dripping in it. On amount of the terrible trouble I am in I forgot this before. The prisoner then put a number of questions to his father, as to whether he bad not had words with his mother at the dinnertime, and had left her without any money. The witness admitted they had words, but they did not quarrel, and that he had not given bee any money because they were all abet The e prisoner put the ipieation. in a very flippant =MN the father being much di messed. Mr. heard, who lodged in the house No. iG, Manor-place, repeated the (millrace before the coroner as to what he heard sod maw on the morning of the murder. The prisoner said that a solicitor named Neale, whom he had seen M prison had promised toattead for him, as he had done on a precious occasion, but that gentleman was not in attendance. 1‘" N.. 11 1 . 1111021CMLN: VT A (.01 rIMENTIAL '4VIVANT. • ••• M. 401! f..rernao awl superintendent in • • • ..t Mensrs. Vv"riton and th.nlan.l. (+el uu nimato. •.. • ,b.l 'oh nf Keepier.nialtrf, BnrJ •r•.t, 1......u;ht Ettore Mr. y ch i ose.l th t vet. 4.• . I e. alt, for rnyerty • r ha En, . • • • • ma °lt I'. le4iriter. r..relerte.l the prl.e. Mr. it .m ..tre Mr. Yam:mg, it-r, tleftookl flo outom r rry ..ri a veey large fissinovs at KeePlori .• 1..1 loon in their service ten y$ an I r-od L. or „tr.olorlly raised from a wila.rilinato t.r a very ' •..nt with a very liberal salary. and reakkoto $ tto• • .4411. The charge rgaitist him in the P:. • t - t for stealing five Lms coa l s ,. but Le $..1 in rcrht, ramie.' on his peculationv for ••-•• 31.-arm. Walton and fiowhintl I.r the prisoner's frauds at levat at and haul t j • was in coljtjajOU With Otht IN to I. II" ''.• one of the priocifails in the nefarious • ••••• neuit.L.l ago. Ito Satan! ty week. 11, I:.s iliscovererl that the privoner 100 l ...MIS , - tot.. • al. to dealer, had received money 1.4 t: o ..ol Am.roi r:rtod it to his own nee, and i.owlat.4 then, believing that that wee ins tratoactiou of which the f.ri.ner hart le- e• cuJit • ..j'••161-4.1 1.141. sod 0r..1 t a t take any fro cowling, .e.tainst. 'II. ;;:ve tato cti-Voly, mita thoy tii•C`•Vtir•-t th• ~n overklichoing uui aof row, Tne 1111•04.1.11 to, 11.1,.• iltsmii • of ~ ..t1, 1 1.4A-110,1.0111.0.11t111 who fray Irr the ..th 0r51.1..1 on r llor!,•- 14.1•14 111 t.. Wi j s.m ••J .!it i. gl,ll. ,leakra all-. am riipplierl risme& Ly the i.e.,. ~ I dealers rl o arr a . 14 ,11ed by the fent thr Intrment 1.4 o f j ,•j • er., s regard' t!... 1$ •:stilto . .l.irr. the priro ior mo unable osausit soy fraw4 r L-t mit quantities of coals were THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1860. *AN PAULO BRAZILIAN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) This day the first ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the above railway was held at the Lin doe Tavern ; Mr. It. A. HIATh In the chair. The re., which has already been published, was—after 'ode explua- Bons front the Chairman and 24. De Cadro, the effect of which wee that the Brazilian guarantee of seven per mat. would extend to the preliminary expenses and interest pad during construction as well as upon the share capital— adopted. Mr. Dakin, Mr. Galsworthy, and Mr. Franklin (the accountant) were severally nominated as auditors ; and the chairman having declared, on a show of hands, that the two last-named gentlemen were elected, a poll was &- mended on behalf of Mr. Dakin, which was appointed to take place immediately, the result to be stated at fed o'clock. A vote fixing the remuneration of the auditors at 50/. pr annum each eras then passed, and after the usual compl.'• meat to the chairman, the meeting separated. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT ELICIIIIO WOLITERH AMPTON MEETING. —(THIS DAY.) MEMBERS' PLATE. Holt a mile. Lava 9 ran. HOLYOAKE STAKES. Nemesia ... Athos 5 ran. CLEVELAND CUP. One mile and a quarter. Defender and Athos are hero. PAID FOUTlT.—Cluter. CHILLINOTON STAKES. Half a mile. Marquise, Shillelagh, Wraustay, Father, Rawclife, sod Medusa ere here. NURKERY STARR% Halt a mile. Comma, Lava, Louise Lealam, Likenlos, Melloua, NAM 4,1 Honour, Reverie, Areberess, Duplicity, to Ades, Shepherding, sad Ready Reckoner are here. FIRST BIENNIAL INTAKES. O. mile Auld • hall. Provision, Leveling, Zenobia, and Rameore are here. RIPON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CITY PLATE. Eidolon . . Prologue . . "' Tousle . . . . 9 ran. NURSERY HANDICAP. Silverltair . . Crusade . 14 n. GRAND STAND STAKRS. Six father'. Retreat, Duefoot, Luoientae, Sedi, Rapparee, Silverbair, and Crusade are here. MEMBERS' PLATE One mile. Desmond, Punch, Retreat, Weasel, Swertba, Yin Wil. Idnaon, and Cambondo are hem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The mining market remains quiet, and there has been scarcely any change in prices this morning. The transactions have been chiefly confined to shares in East Caradon, WhealiWrey, Tolcarne, and Rosewarno United mines. In colonial mining shares, English and Austra lian Copper have been dealt in at 2f, and Kapunda at 1 to if prem. Foreign descriptions are inani mate. At the River Tamar Copper Mine meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of 353/. 18s. 4d. The report stated that the directors were disheartened at the alownee of a remunerative discovery, but surrounded as the mine is by dividend paying adventures, they think that eesu with the funds in hand it is not impossible but that • remunerative discovery may yet be made. The reort awl accounts were adopted, and the directors agreed to forego their fees for the present. The Vale of Towy Mine sold yesterday four parcels of lead ore, computed at 45 tons, which realised 5781. 15s. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. -(TIII8 DAY. (BT INMAN AND DUBS msowirric INLNGRAPIL) (PROP OUR OWN CORREAPONDENT.) Grain market wall attended. Flour active, at &L advance. Wheat in free demand, at extreme rates of Friday Beans neglected. Indian corn firm at the recent advance. Ameri can mixed, :r2a. IbraiL 31.. lid. Galatz, 335. Oats and bar* a turn dearer. Weather fine. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR --The market has opened with a steady appear ance, and the public sales are going off freely at last week's prices. Refined lumps quoted 51s. to 5 . . N. CORTEX—The public sales are progressing without show ing any material alteration in prices. Ittcr continues steady. Fine Bengal sold at 14s. 9d., which was a slight advance. Ruts. —The market is quiet, at last week's prices. SALTPETRE steady, at yesterily's quotations. In other articles no material teration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market Is steady at the annexed pries@ Town tallow, 525. &1., net cash ; Petersburg T.C. op the spot, 53. 6d. ; September, 53 ; 001. to Dec., 53. 3d. ; January to Match, 1861, 525. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meagre. Doris and Co. report trade steady, prime with out alteration. Prime meadow hay, 90a. to 103 x.; esparto' r ditto, 106 s. to 115 a. ; inferior do., Mi. to 725. ; new do., 70s. to 90a. ; clover, old, 100 a. to 120 a. ; ditto new, 80s. to 100 e. ; old second cut, 70a. to 106 a. ; straw, 36e. to 42a. TRLFYIO RETURNS. MIN Paw Mew ?utak Total sanware. ewes. sourees. etarrlise. MO. 19M. Week ending July 19. a L L It Detroit and Milwaukee ... 111 1,301 990 2,191 1,102 Week ending July 00. Greet Weeteru of Canada 366 &MO Buffalo and Lake Harm.. 161 2,182 6,502 6,513 612 616 Week aiding Algid 4 Smith likeesni — Lomita. lifetibta. sad & Coot to* 20,373 - 30,056 26,027 A3ll 23.681 M 679 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Leeks ooh. Aims? O.—Birkenhead. 81 811—Caledonian Stock. 06 941—Z waters Counties, llg 111—(Irca1 Northern Stock, 118 1--Great Westerns, 72 724—Lancashire and Yorkahhs, 109 10101-I,ndou and North Western, 1031 1031—ditto 1-shares, 121 tg 13-10—Blanchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 44144} id— Midland Stock, 1271 I!6l—North Britlrk Stock, 66 661—North !itagordshler. 31 S d —North Eastern Berwick Capital, Stock, 1001 101— Pitt, York Capital Stock. 6584—Ditto Leeds Stoc k, 551 56-60uth Eastern. 26 7-16 I—West Midland, Oxford, 474 48 —Dutch khrut.h, 15-16 3,d—Greattosembourg, 7 71—Oran Trunk of Canada, 7546 7 —Great Western lot Canada, 1113-16 11 15-in—Ditan, new shares. 9164 d.—Rulfalo and Lake Huron, 6 51--Great ffidp, eu Wu—Thames and Hersey Marine Coin piny, 16-16 1 p. WEsnallaYlE PALACE Ro7IL CORPANY.—The Gth half-yearly meeting of thin company was held Yester day at the building, in Victoria-street ; Lord Chelsea in the chair. The directors in their report expressed regret at being unable to announce the opening of any portion of the building, and referred to the proceedings which had been taken fur the purpose of obtaining an injunction to restrain them from carrying out their agreement with the India Board. The portion of the building to he leased to the board had been reedy for occupation some time, and would, but for the proceedings referred to, be now producing 500/. per month as rent, exclusive of the profit on the supply of pmvisions. With regard to the hotel itself the directors were unable to fix the time when it would he opened for bueiness. The director', in pursuance of the authority conferred upon them. had made auvangementa with the hanker% for a loan of 20,000/. on the company, hearing interest at the rate of 5 per cent. The ca atriw o moved the adoption of the report, which was se conded by Mr. W. Jones ; an amendment, however, was moved by Mr. Alderman Copeland, to the effect that the meeting should be adjourned for a week, in oiler that the result of Mr. Simpson 's appeal to the House of Lords in the proceedings referred to, should be made known. This was, however, negatived ; and, after some discussion, the report was adopted. ROYAL COLLnOI or Suntizons.—The following gentlemen having undergone the aecessary examieations for the diploma were ailnutted members of the college at a meeting of the court of examiners ea the 2nd inst., via : Samuel Smith, Coeeley, Staffordshire ; William Shepherd Bennett, Plymouth; Charley Gordon Kimholton ; Robert Huffs, Coventry ; Alexander Neil, India ; Arthur Henry Nowell, Richmond ; Jame. Jackson Ad a ir, Doughy', Isle of Man ; Conithwaite Hector Rains, Eastbourne ; Thomas Auelanuty Keating, Spring field Guelph, Canada ; Charism Henry Hilton Stone, Mem chewier ; William Arthur Rush, Sonthminster, Essex; William Henry France, Sheffield ; William Thomas Winter, Cutharn, Brigid ; John Henry l'ilarks Erridge King, Poeta, mouth ; Gorrequer Griffith, lyrtbliu ; George Colley, New Melton, Yoliire; and rousonby Kelly Adair, Lincoln's inn Dispenmay. Inatavtow Dann er.ai alined, and detailed th• arm stances of his visit to Mr. Streeter'. residence et Wellbeing and produced the 15 letters be had received. He also pot in the policy of life assurance for 1001. on the life of Mary Streeter, pat able to tho prisoner on her death. He also produced a part of the knife which had been broken off, and which haul been found by the brother John near the deed body of his mother. Llizalictli Wootton said she was in the service of Dr. Duncan, 14 Henrietta.street, Covent -garden. The prisoner lived there three months tut footman. He kit about • fortnight sitter. (The letter. produced were shown to the witness, who identified them sa being in the prisoner's haat!. writicg.) She bad heard him say that be was writing to Mary Streeter. She hail heard him talk shout marrying Mary Streeter, and that he should insure her life. Tlin letter already published were pat in sad read by Mr. Perry, the chief clerk. [The examination ins proceeilins when our report left.: CMARING.CROS3 RAILWAY COMPANY. (riffs DAY.) The second ortlinary general meeting of thin com pany took '3:..a• this day, at the offices, Loudon-bridge ter tioniu, the lion. JANE., Bas,: in the chair. The (-lowing report w.ie reel by the secretary -" The direttoiv have to report that the works connected with the railway bridge acre* t 1..• Thames at )'haring Craw were ilmonticeol in rebruary Lod ; and it will be observed from ann•-goal report of the itigiteer that the primes already made has hero considerabie. The principal expenditure in curred up to the present time has been on account of the pundiase of the existing l'hitriegeriaa Suspension-bridge, which it will be remove ; and for the land awl property at Ilungerfonimarket, tee spired for the purposes of the proposed terminus. The director, have con, arisogernent with the Clifton Bridge Company ti sell them the chains and mate riots of the bridge (exclusive of the piers), for the sum of subjeet to tl.e put•hasetv being at the expense of taking them thorn and retnosine them. It will he net-emery forthwith to take the requisite steps for purchasing the further property required, ueiler the powers of the art, in order that the works let were the south mei of the l'haringitrost Ilridge and lotilonibridge ;Station may be pr.:retied and completed In the time that the railway bridge and new west end tii• mime+ are reply fur te.dfle. The proprietors are toran• thAt appli.tation wine 1113110 to Malta- Mett in the present session fdrpowers to purcleoe the tolls and 410..0 of the bridge and market Collllooo,o o 0 the terms onainally agreed upon • and the directors have now to re port th .t tie .ict for dd. ivrp.su received the royal 11•11111 t on the of July last.' _ _ • The eagitierr . • teport then reel. It stated that the etilltrpiort an• making good pry %re.oe with the (luring-eross• TUC two cylinders whieliao to form the first pier on the tunersve toearisider.ilde depth into the bed of tlw river. the. of these cylinders. in a day or two none, will be down to a point is° feet beneath the underside of the briege. and will then he about 4(1 fret into the bed of the river. When it ban reaeded this point the sinking will he iliscontinued, as the foun.lation will he sulicient. The •.t het' cylinder is about :tt feet into the 14.1 of the river. Con...i,k.mt,. grew is being made at the contractorA work•• with the super strocture. The iron necessary for two of the spans it in hand, nod about 50 tons 'have been put t..gether ready for erreOtn. The diresgors are aware that the other of the line will not lie pr0.,..-ded with until a few months' further progress ban been made with the bridge, inasmuch as the latter will hivessartly take longer time to one; bete. The statement of tile receipts aril expenditure for the halFyrar rei fies June 30, 12C(1. showed that the former anen:.nted to l'.1:11.1291., an.l the latter to 51.4,62C4. 25., leasing a lialance of G3,6oes!. We. ?d. The report was adopteiL ktuttomen] .SHARE LISTS.-IFLS DA). Two s'Oleas. The railway share market today is extremely inactive, but firmer. Au advance of to . per cent. has taken place in several of the principal stocks. London and North Western stock is quoted 1031 to 1; Great Western, 724 to 73; Midland, 12 8 to ; r Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1094 to ; South Eastern, 84 to I ; Caledonian, 932 to 94 ; and Great Northern , 117} to 1181. The Canadian railway shares are inquired for, and show an upward tendency. Foreign lines are very quiet. ORDINARY MANZI AND STOCKS. RAILWAYS. stitoarlloL Birt,lan.4ClisaJoatt Bisokbarn Blith sod Tyra B Boatott l .lissardAsYd.C risto and Nista . . Csksiosdon Cart sod leaden Cornwall Do. • I A Do &v. Dolga Dis. B I p.a. is *di. B. Dublin. and NUM Jae. Duod.,Parth. 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Scoots last Silo* _ !Mt° . . _ Bdinburshand Glasgow Edlnbro',Tertb, Dundee lorth and Clyde June. Glasgow & B. Western Great Norttiot Scotland Great Northern Do. A Stock Do. B Stock Gt. South it West. (Irs) Greet Western DoltonrVaLessittli !snakebite& Yorkehtre London and Madman Lon.,Briglitonoi&Coset London,Chatbin.,&Dov. London & Borth Weetn. Do. S ill O Loodoo=Wasisto .11 4 111°.derr=tood Ilaa,lll4l.,llJaeoloth 144troglolitao SO Wand De. Blno.•Dsrbo 111114 L GO Woolors c am) all Newerilo osid 10 N. to N. at It( Abor.ltiforo. 9 Nasal Armag9Ldd Nowry,Wainer.aloo pa Narkik Si Nation Camila Us DO North Mask Yl North Devon DAIL ds D YI Do. A DO N. nostern—Dirwidt 61 Do. G.N.Z.Piste Irk 106 Do. Leeds at 106 Do. York Ilk 100 Rork Loudon 10 all liceiballWeiliesh 191 17; 11 10 Nott.4" --- ` •---• 10 211 10 i t. 1( 84. 1C Bt. St. 1( 10 01. 1! 84 Ilf r«ew iii I i 1 4 ft II Scottish Cooled Scottlth N. E Aber.iik Scottish Midland Shropshire Union_ SittlughoursettShsers South Devon IScath Eastern South Wales IS. Yorbh. & Elver That StalnakWoldnemo thig at Stockton &Dar DIM Otto ,Tad vide I Oda Do. 2 Da 1121. of Heath llnlaid' It&s. Warlani iiisToOin;auTT: Lopf!aa l*est yi~►vm—ouo(dl I 11.111WATIL Baia, it Exeter p. si. 1116 Caledonian, £lO Dan.Porthot Aber. Jon Lai Do. A an, A, ngli 6 ot Do. C, p. p. et Coon. Tx, bp.ot /to 1 Do. do._ No 2 Do New p. et. Bastern Unice, 4 p. et. Win. p. ea Idle.,Perth,... p.e. Great Beriberi', i e . et. Dal crod.at 10 p. pm. Do. 44 per cent. Do.sp.c.red.at p.e.pm. 04. N. Soottund, Ist Pref. rit.Weat.(Bertadllunte) Do. redeem. e} p. oeut Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. trredeem. 4 le et. Datp.ct redeem Prof. arm. Pref. Shares D i e.elesterPLßll.Bp.o. Do. do. do. bp. a Do. Blrm. Goa Nook Do. Chest. Gua Shins no a; Do. ro d ir o O jt o la . 6 m cat. Lomitßright..ty e.Ous. St No. 1 Do. 6 p.c. do. Ito.l Do. 6 p.c. do. _,... Do. i.e. do. 11.4 Do. me. do. —.. Do. p.ope.sa. do. Do. 7 p. e. Pref Meek .. ep.o.do. (W. 11.*C.P.) Do i : .c. tit. (de. def. WI lies.duttharn and Dover LaNW.Cov.et N 0n.1.e. Ladt.W.7p.e.l4.lat• dt. twodocHirrydanat. 111 Kan.t.het. it Ltoc.ep. et. Do. £6 Do. St per coot .. Do.redeemablo Op ct. Masud Coos.Op.c.Stocit Do. Coos. ltr. 8.6p.c. Do. 6ap.ct. Prof. Stock Dalol.dlltcblo 4 p.o. Norfolk 6p et. Es. Stock North itlck 6 per cent 100 100 100 100 100 Da New Qua 6 y _ct. F., N. Ka& —Derw.4 p.c.; Do._ do. do.„ Do. Leeds 8 p.et. No. I Do, York, IL & B.porc. North I . Stado!dohlro.. , 11;141Vh - Fesit. To; floot.X.lLSlp.ol.PreLet Do. 7 pet. Pet AU& IL Devon Med 41p. e. B.Zos. (Bead. An. 41.0.6; Do. 41 per cone Do. Axed 41 per cent B.Weingos. p. Do. 4iper ant sock & Yort 4 a Dutthe. ro p. Do. do. Blp.e. Do. do. Cdp.o. Walar4 Kilkenny 6p.6 W.Mld—Ozl.lsigoo.st. Do. do. And do. ,Do. Ne w p. p. et. Pref. Mo.& peep. 6 p.ct. pref. IVOItZION TuTziwari. I.pityrerp a Ito4terdami irtlitinll4 - B.llru. 7 p.c. ißelnian Z. Junct ion ail 'Deniers Gralssessuc an y earnicsux Mine tc a m i l i l C° Bl a . P ate _ ne fon _~ ~ ,•i 21 21 , If dial 41 31,114 24 25 IL;;;iiOirriinCis: ,Gd.rt;;;lit; c. 11l 'Gt. Central of France sU fit. Letzembg. Coast. se all • ltailan Junction Lake Constance Bale an .Liorto and Turnhout alll7,yeas and Geneva al 'Marla Antonia all INggsAyiegs By the an_ jDo.6p.e.Prf. Benx.gov. " 'Northern of Franco. 16 ' Do. New shares all 'Norwegian Trunk Pref. all Paris, Lyons. and Medlt all Parts and Orleans 1.l !Recite and S. Francisco I (Pernambuco)L.TP• o. 14 . :111ga and Dunahorg all Rome and Frascati— Royal Danish all :koyal Swedish all Do . 7 per cent. +al 'Sambre and Meuse Ku Dn. Se per cent. Pref 2 'n .ggpguloaim.v.77teret IS g.guot.& Lont•Venetlan all Southern of France all ,West Flanders all Do. si per cant. Prot ill west. & S. W. of France • western of Austria all Wiesbaden -6 1 7i 8 :ti} 191 9 1 6 319 36, - - Pm 8 9 85 38 63 66 14 16 I It 10i mt. ts DOCKS. 960,410 St. Commercial llOO 1— 164,000 St. Do. 4p. ct. Fret., Matt* tors,ass St . Cast and West India 100 8.0m1,910 St. London 6lOO 1.990.900 St St. Katharine 0009G6 St. Southampton 000.000 Bt. Victoria 6.0011. IC Do. Zew TS TS 123 124 180_ 185. 24f 194 -1 tsi 24f 101 106 103 100 91 VS 100 102 80 ea is 29 83 1 89 1 33 86 47 69 130 332 127 119 10 101 In lit MATS._ Codas Min& it 10 20 20 0 Lall4llllM 'Atlantic & at. !al Do. 60. Baffaloalakalinrcan Do. New Do. Preference But. BrantwitOodertob Bp.c. Bda, Ana. 1.1872 etutorsedbyßnlfALli. Do. July I, 1873, ditto Do. June 1, 1874 ditto Calcutta & 8. laitern Caper.&Dockllp.c.gua Ceylon, ian vt a l !ar cent Italerft Lei Ind Do. litialOce P. 5 Do. J all Do. 4rp. bul A r a a boa.. all Do. 6p. a. d 0... all Geelong & Melbourne.. 100 Orand Trunk of Canada ell Do. 6 per ct Pret all Do.6ee.Praf.6p.cl.Bc. all Do. 6 per ct. Want all Do. 7 per a Un—. all Do. do. 1267.... all Do. do. 1672.... _ Do. N . 6 w t. & of India Jr. 6 at. Wed 0101.4,1 C Do. New Do.Do.Bde.,p g tinay7,6itt.l4._ do. y Do. do. 73 thoutop. Do.6}p.et.Bde.,pay.77 Mania Oo r. K per M. Do. do. 6 per Ct. Do. 6t per et. Do. 4th Erten. do. Melb.Corp.6p. et. Beads N. Bronswlck& Quads clam A cap. {k. Du. do. Innd do. Do. do. B cep. do. Do. do. land do. 2u . de . (litoltod) l i Zo. d.d. Ponjaub Do.lnd.lat.Flotg. il) p.et 1 United, La COLONIAL 001 L.Gov.6p, Da ewe Do. Iwo Do. Spey Do. 6 per Do. 6pea Do. Orme Do. do. New BrELDAW. N.B. Wala Do. 6 p. Do. 6 p. No►a bootbk Deb. redeem. & Anal. Gov. e+ ' Gv. e p. DD. do. 6 p. US 116 100 Ul US 114 101} 102 100 1061 nee tio 90 100 99 100 1001 1071 102 110 1021) 1014 BRITISH lONIA. No. 18h. I Minis. I Pd. I 01. prima. I Wee. 6,110 . Alfred Cons. (Phillack) 11.10 ft 61 -• 90,000 10 British Iron l6 1 1 - .. .. Clifford 1,0 14 Dev. G. Con. (Tannic ) 1 430 MO - 6 .. lad Basset (Mogan) - 4144 .. Carado - 46000 .. LWb ßast . Raw n l (TUMULI 71. an 12 114 - 483 .. Grambler & St. Imbyn. 641 34 30 - 0, .. Great South Tolgon - 6,190 .. O .W I . Alfred (Pidlinek) 12.111.0 I _ ~.... .. G. 11b. Vor (lielltos) 9l - 4, .. Gtonville - 1,01,1 .. Rszofoloo6 l2a. 29 30 - 6,' - ' .. lUnnttosi Doom 55.64 31 - 0. • _ lady Bertha 18.6. n 1 - OM .. Margaret (Gay Went). la 30 -.• 6, .. North Dermas - 2, .. N. Prances (Mogan) 4000 .. N. Wh. Barnet (Mogan) 151. 5 6 - 1,123 .. North Wheel Crolty - 6,400 .. Par Cam (Bt. Pilaw) . 16 12 13 - 1,140 20 Providence; (U. LelaM). 10.6.7. 46 47 - 19,000 .. Sorted*, Con. Min. Co. 14a. 14 14 - 612 .. S. Caradon k at Own- 11 290 296 • - 4000 .. B. tarn Brea (Mogan) . 81 2.1 ft - 06,004 1 8. Devon Iron & Goa. Mining (Lim.) - 490 .. B. W. Frames (Mogan) IEIE9. 16/ ' llO -- 920 .. Stray Park 12.0. 53 66 - 9,000 6 TamarSlL&Diediffn.C. 61 26 4* 4000 10 • Croft - 20, . .. Vale of Towey (Cann ) fid. # - 6,000 ~ West Basset (illogan) l4 18 191 d -8d 1,024 .. W. Caradon (Llskeard) 6 61 66 1 - 400 ~ Wed Beton - 61 .. Wh. Bawl ;lllogan) Redruth) 3.66 .. WI. Buller (90 - 4, .. Wh. Edw a rd ((Aristech) 6 8 14 61 ft - 1,024 .. WA Kitty (Un. Latent) 1.7.2. 16 16 .- 1,024 .. Wheal Mary Ann Menhenlot) - 1,040 .. • Trelawney (Link ) 64 16 96 ad -zd 1011EIGN MINI& No. I 511. I Miltne. I PAWL prima. I Sales. 110,000 Pi Aisaralian - 76,000 1 Bon accord. Limited- 1 50 . 4 510 Mg '- 10,000 35 Brea Imp. (Malawi.) 274 14 II -. 11,000 10 Do. St. John del By 16 161 1174 - 10,000 11 Do. Land & Min. Co. all - - - 50,000 1 ClaCon. Min. Co. Jam. 1 - - - 12,000 60 Ochre Copper - 10,000 - 76,000 1 S e en Pia lguntain Copper all 4 1 - 16,000 2 Fergana 90,000 10 General 80,020 2 fit Northern Copper mew 14 isp ol . B. A d r aa. ralla ) (Lip.) 1 I dig - 1 1 14 pm ft 1 14000 5 Wares all 01 114 - 10, 6 Lardianlan - 108,016 1 MarWta all i I - ex* 1 N. a Copper of 8 10,000 ID Pee Autrali tebati a d till (la ve m r ) laad 1a1 12.6 e l 0 4 ala - 104000 6 Port Phillip l - 1 Bead& Austin. (Lira ) 10s. 1 4 as - oe 4 40,174 ft United Mexican all 4 - 14100 1 Worthing (Lim.) all 1 4 lte. t 1 - 40,000 1 Do. - JOINT (BOON BANNS. No. jgb. I BUM& I Pd. I 43. pries. I Balsa 10.0001 100 Agra •U. Ber. Bar all k. 50 - - - 12,600 40 Angtralashs 6B 70 - 10,000 26 Bank of Egypt - 0,000 100 Bank ot Lend= 6O 62 IS ad -zd 60,000 10 Bank of Turley A - - - 20,000 60 Britt& N. America -., all - .- - 90 32,200 0t I atla Austral i a, and China . all 20 1101 - 10,0001 25 Cher* Mere. of India, Lon., and China all 31 53 - 6 0001 100 (Sty - zd 14000. 100 Colonial 40,00430.11 Cora. of Canada 25,000 100 Corn. of London - 26,0001 20 Eng. Scot AltualChartd all 16/ 164 zd -zd 80.000 10 G. Eank of Switzerland all - - --. 36,004 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of Anent all IN 011 - 16,000! 60 Landon and County - - - 44000 60 London Joint Stock - - -14 20,000 20 London A south African 2 4 1 ills -- 60,000 100 Lun. and Westrnlnater 9O - - •••74 zd 10,0300 100 Nat. Pro,. of Yngland 42 - - - 25,000" 20 Do. New l2 - •- - 20,000, 60 National Bank 26,0001 20 New South Wales 60,404 16 Oriental Bank Corpora all - -.• 46 tame' to Ottoman Bank - 20,001' 100 Provincial of Ireland - - - 4,000 10 Do. New 16,4001 25 South Australia - 40,0001 25 Union of Australia - - 41 00,000' 60 Union of London - •- I - 4000 108 (Unity Mutual No. 1 SO. 1 001MAIGHL 1141 ICL Wow I Balm 10,000 10 Anglo-Mealcaa lent all 139 141 - 10,000 26 Australian Apicrd 19 28 30 - 350 1000 Atlantic Tel. (Liml• •• • all - - - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks all 69 6 - - - 60 Brit. American Land - D 8,000 60 Brit.& Irish Mag. Tel.A ell 96 88 - 6,261 20 Do. 7 per c. CU Ma all 19 11 - 11,710 20 Do. C - 6,915 629 Canada land all 114 117 - 6,000 10 Channel Islands Tel (L) all - - - 350.000 fit. Cop. lig.ofEng & .elt. 12,000 15 Do. Pref. 79 per cent. all 149 184 ... 1,002926 St. Crystal Palace 160,820 St, Do. Preference - 260,000 St. Do. Op. M. Pam, Deb lOO 106 107 106 9 700,000 U. Electric Telepe - 7,190 26 Do. New l6 par Ipa - 70,000 5 Eng. and Ansa Cop. • 20,000 16 Gen. Steam Navigation 14 - - - 330,000 1 Great Ship (Limited) , all 9 9 - 100,000 1 Do. 179 per cent. Prat i IWs par - 12,000 6 Lon. District Tel. (1.)• • 1 1 2 9 II as - 200, 60,000 000 4 9) Loudon (l4 6 1 1 dls - LOO. Omnibus Ge Co 11 , 11 9 - 10,000 10 Madras Mien. & Canal 1 29 59 pa - 30,000 10 MediternmeanElec.Tel all - - - 12,000 10 llediter. Ex. Tel (Ma.) all 3 4 - 110,000 16 National Ilisoount CO 6lfl9Os ed - 0,000 20 NerbuddaCoil&lron(L) 5 2 11 die - 11,310 10 Netherlands Land - . an - 60,000 II Do. Op. c., Is. at 1 dis. all 1 11 - 1,724 100 N. Brune. aN. Scot. 1.4. 80 I 15 - 188,070 IN. Brit. Australasian all l l s 1 - 60,009 1 . ental Gas - 50,000 1 Do, "New Shama" -15 s. 9 par - 10,000 10 i . In. Sler• (Mal A 0 - - 3 9 10,000 10 Do. do. B 0 - - 2 000.000 81. Teel Elver Land& Mtn. 100 46 as - 20,000 60 Peniarind Orien. Steam all 7511 77 al 20,000 60 Do. New - 40,000 10 led Sea & Ind. Tel 49 c. for 5031. by Br. GOT. all 15 199 199 19 10,000 50 . yam') Iron - 10,000 16 Do. New - 16,000 100 Royal Mail Steam -00 40 61 60 2.000 St. Scottish Aust. luvestm 100 120 125 id - 14,20 G 26 South Australian land all 339 549 - 75,000 1 Submarine Tel. ered. &Tip - 76,000 1 Do. do. Repst aU - 30,000 10 & Ln. Co. Up. Can. 6 - - - 10,000 100 Via Diemen's Land. •• • 2 8 1 89 51 - MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. —The August general ses sions of the peace for the county of Middlesex commenced yesterday morning at the Guildhall, Westmituder, before Mr. Bodkin, andsudludge, sod a bench of magistrates. The calendar contemn the names of xi prtoonera, 82 charged with felony, and 11 with misdemeanour. The cases heard were of siii&S public intereet. • Ip.e.Jea.‘lol. 100 rent., 1870 lOO reset. 1080 lOO roost., 1888 lOO r et. Feb.rtArag 100 • ct. Mar.& eep 100 reset. p 100 10. Bal 68 icw.Gov p. .ll p.ct. 100 s Ow. 6 c. 11100 100 c.. 1871 to 1876 100 c., 1188 tia 6 p. et. 04 loom. 1875 ov. 6 p. c. Hood' 100 p. c. Jim& July 100 p. c. Apr. Oat. 100 88 lioB _6 1 $ UMW li klls again praas yesterday. K 96 96 li dim Si 7 75 90 70 76 66 73 dls 7/ g m w :1 9 Oi Ws 1 1 the 1001 t 2 100 101 102 61 22 $6l 31 90 92 71 74 64 66 64 60 62 66 62 66 971 9 I tit 11 1i 97 dis 96 97 96 97 90 91 4. 66 87 ct. 96 96 WO.. W 91 .. 11 11 Me .114044 5 T 5 T I T 6 T 98 119 Ii li ils it 116 I I dii 6 - ai.,; - . kt 5416 12a MONEY MARKET.-2HIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The funds to-day are very quiet at yesterday's prices. Preparations for the monthly settlement on Thursday have chiefly occupied attention. Busi ness in every department of the Stock Exchange is exceedingly limited. British and Canadian rail way stocks, however, are firmer. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 68.06, being about per per cent. worse than yester day. The Indian Five-and-a-Half per Cent. rupee paper is more inquired for to-day. Consols are officially marked 93# and 934 for money, and 93k for the approaching settle ment. The present quotations are 934 to k for money and the 9th inst., and 931 to 4 for the 6th Sept. The official business report is as follows : —Bank Stock, 229 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93k, 4,3 , ; New Three per Cents., 931, a, a, a; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104 k ; Five-and-a Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1024, 4, ; Exchequer Bills, 38., 65., prem. Scarcely any business has taken place in the foreign stock market. The Turkish loan of 1854 is slightly better, at 70 to 4, whilst that of 1858 re mains quiet, at-601 to Glk. Mexican Bonds arc flat. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and - a-Half per Cents., 1858, 88, 874 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 21k ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 40 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta, 1854, for account, 76k ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 601. The Vanderbilt has arrived from New York with 77,000 L. for England. Fous o'CLoci. Consols have improved per cent since 2 o'clock, being now quoted 93, 1 to , both for money and Thursday next. The demand at the discount office at the Bank yesterday was rather slack, but in the open market a good amount of business was done, and the Bank rate was asked in meet quarters for good bills. As regards long engagements, much caution con tinues to be displayed, owing to the uncertainty attaching to the harvest. About 4,000/. in gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for the Continent : the 40,000/. by the Arabia was also bought for the same destination. Letters from Point de Galls to the 10th of July state that 209 boxes of specie, worth about 61,000/., had been recovered from the wreck of the Malabar since the 28th of June. It is announced that Mr. E. M. Abbott, of the Bow Brewery, has been obliged to suspend payment The reason assigned is that large shipments of beer which he had made to Calcutta, under a contract with the Indian government, have been refused on the ground of late arrival. The books have been plaoed in the hands of Messrs. Quitter, Ball, Jay, and Co. The liabilities are estimated at about 100,0001. The estate is not expected to pay in full The bills of Mr. John Craft, provision merchant, of Phi'pot-lane, and of Mr. John Craft, jun., of Knightsbridge, have been returned. The parties are father and son. The amount of the liabilities is believed to be moderate. At the general meeting of the City of London Brewery Com y, held yesterday, much satisfaction was exp at the announcement that the profits of the company during the five monhts ending the 30th June will allow of a dividend at the rate of six per cent. per annum both on the preference and ordinary shares. This divi dend was accordingly carried with acclamation. Hopes were held out by the chairman (Sir James Duke) of a much larger dividend at the next meet ing. It may be pointed out that the claim of the ' preference shares to dividend is not absolutely limited to 6 per cent., as, after the payment of this rate on the preference and ordinary issues, they rank alike for any profits beyond. The very low valuation at which this company entered into polo amnion of Messrs. Calvert and Co.'s brewery has no doubt contributed materially to its success. The dividend on the stock of the Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway Company is officially announced at the rate of 41 per cent per annum, against 4 for the corresponding period of 1859. The Stock Exchange Committee have ap pointed special sitting days in the shares in the undermentioned companies :—South Eastern of Portugal Railway Company (limited)—Wednes day, August 8, not to be marked at present • 1.41.. bnan Coal Company (limited) —Monday, A ugust 13, not to be marked ; Pneumatic Despatch Com pany (limited) —Monday, August 13, not to be marked. _ _ --- The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,0271., and the Brighton an increase of 51. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending July 20, shows an increase of 391. sterling. _ _ The half-yearly meeting of the London Money tary Advance and LifeAssuranceCompany is called for the 15th inst., to declare a dividend. We are requested to state that the subscription for shares in the United Kingdom Telegraph Com pany will be closed to-day (Tuesday) for London, and to-morrow for the country. The Osprey and Dominion have arrived from China with 1,063,1001 be. of tea. Your Emma. Console, which closed on Saturday at 933 to 4 both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened to -day at 934 to I, and closed at 93 1, c buyers. " For the September settlement, the last price was 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Throe per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 4, f, f ; ditto for account (August 9), 9.31 '4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9'31-, f, f, 1 ; New T hree per Cents., 93 3 , f , f, 1; India Stock, 217 ; ditto - Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104/ 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 97 ditto Bonds, 4 lc. die. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 971, 97, 4 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 102 f. The Indian rupee paper was rather quiet. The Indian Five per Ceut. Stock of 1859 remains steady, at 104 f to 1 ; and Exchequer Bills at 3e. to 6a. prem. The foreign stock market was dull. The Turkish Loan of 1854 declined 4 per cent., closing at 75f to 761. The Loan of 1858 was quiet, at 601 to 6L As regards other descriptions little change occurred. City Bank shares declined 11. to-day. Union Bank of Australia were iuquired for. There was a further improvement in Berlin Waterworks. Madras Irrigation advanced Sc. The preference shares of the Netherlands Laud Enclosure Company were again in demand. Rod Sea Telegraph showed flatness. British American Land were likewise quoted lower. Great Ship shares remain dull, at Be. to Be. 6d. The closing quotations for shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 24 to 2i prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine I to 1 prem. 1 ; Universal Marine .1111311 ranee, Ito prem. ; London and Provincial Ma rine, Ito die ; London and South African Bank, Ito die. SALmow reit Arsisama.—The attempt to intro duce salmon ova in u healthy Ado for the purpose of stocking the riven of Tasmania and Australia bas failed, the ship which conveyed the interesting freight having had a long and unfavourable passage. The failure is traceable to a deficiency of ice to maintain the water in the v marl= at the low temperature neoessary. The history of 1.1 °voyage. however, shows that the introduction b a ldng .orti iv an easy task under a proper arrangement, on the et a n nation now gained. Great regret is felt here at the ant tamale remit remit of so much patriotic labour and pstuniary sa crifice, and the hope iv stroogly and generally felt that the attempt will be at olive renewed under the direct 11COUTrigl• • meat of the govercrueuts of these eohmes.—.llelbourn• dross. 101r1 I 1061 i Pta 131 I Bar., ■