The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-08 00:00:00

P""" 1111 111 . 1 ------ LA W INTMLIGENCTI I (THIS DAY.) oft weitbse at jedioiol the peter commit will meet on iy ibo lftb Imo. dolosial appals will b taboo olobliol, bat so a ppeals will come Won &air limibiso till deka tbo loos ores**. EQIIITY COURT. Won th. Mute( of Ilis Rails.) 1 off ggp moire aseonarron COMINUFT—Tat 00Krainla AM, 180. ni l wi e . speMtlea presented by flee shareholden holding SIO shores la this compsay praying the usual windiag-up seder. Mr. Selwyn. Q. 0., who appeared for the petitioner (Mr. E r ns w ith him), erom-examised Mr. Fowler,the ehrirmaa of the Leedom Hoard. [lt &posers& there was • betook el y the leminuN a Manthes ter .] This aroweauolostlos entirel ba l d ve say ass for windiag-ap, sad his Honour ob owed go br pro io( its promos thet a it was by no MOW dear wastisw party without a prim facie ease had a right to pr a emed with • petition merely to attempt to make a case egaksi a reesplay. T. mh o * 40., sad Mr. Eddie appeared for the , bat well aot called awn, sad HAHewer mid the petition must be dismissed with est& ft seemed to have been persisted merely for the roc . of g inning the value of the shares, sad the psnon eatwho bed obtained such gratifying informat ion on thee p mast sertaialy pay for it. Southgate seded that he hed the &dri Mr. ve result of Ws panties IN to the parities ofop the company would lm an di m g as widely as was the fact of the presentation el the petition. COURT OF PROBATZ AND DIVOROK (won the Judge Ordinary.) Yocum V. TOUNG AND RUTLAND. Mr. g oo se. Q.C., sod Dr. Spiv** far the petitioner; Mr. Littler for the respondent. ped ikmr, s plumber mid glazier in Finsbury, married the reepoedent in Much, 1858. He cohabited with • st Ileckway end st Dalatou, sad there Ind been three children. For some time ths parties lived on good terms ; but sysetuslly the r es p ondent Dessn to be too fond of wain herself, sod to neglect her family. This led ab otr eements, and in Jane, 1864, the respondsat left her behead and bloc to sing at nitulic-balls for her live. Deo& The co-respondent, an auctioneer, had, in ihi way, made her sminaiatimoe, and he had Moos lived with her as man and wife. The jury baths found for the petitioner, The court examined him as to the immediate canoe of the o rparatioe, end it appeared it was of a nature very die. vegetal to the respondent. Dome nisi WRITIIORZ r. WITITNORI. The Queen's Advocate and Mr. Pritchard for the peti- The petitioner was the wife of a wholesale fruiterer, at Dudley. Worcestershire, and she sought a dissolution on the ground of cruelty, adultery, sad desertion. The bus load pleaded a denial, and several other allegations, but he Mist appear. Then had been a aces.emit at the inalsaes of the husband on sooonnt of tbe wife's alleged adultery ; bat tts jury bad been discharged without giving • verdict. The parties were married in Ootober, 1857, and the following math the comanager was coefined. There had also been • woad ail The petitioner stated that her husband had heron to introit her very soon after the waddling, and she dsiutd many instances of his brutality. There was • separation in 1858, but the quarrel was made up by the m i meo= of (needs, Ilsd the cohabitation lasted till 1862. Tire adultery was alleged to have been committed with • grrl who was cerdninging at his door at. the Obristnes of 1864 awl whom he bad enticed into his shop under pre. Woe of giving her a cocoa-nut. The joy having found for the petitioner, The start node • decree nisi with costa. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Winslow, s•Commtserser.) nt lut rids AND APPLICATION TO SIT ANDS • DIEND. The debtors is this case, who were ship broken and coal =rehear of Lower Thames-street, had exerted • trust deed ea th e 11 th Jur, 1864. Application was rade by Mr. Plectra, a judgment creditor for 4171., to rescind the odor for registring the deed, os the ground that it did trot reply with the requisite cooditione, and oleo that he arid be allowed to avail himself of his judgment, not withstasding the mention of the deed. His Honour now gave judgment. He said that • creditor bed no right to lie by for • year, and then come to ask for an order to reached • deed of this kind. Mratinie the deed habeas meted es by the rest of the creditors ; the property had bees realised sad is part divided. Besides, the deed itself was as equitable deed ; and though it wee an acted bankruptcy, after it was 12 mouths old the law would not permit • creditor to disturb it by presestin a petition for lubrication. Mr. Justice Shoe had already upheld the deed by retrain the debtor from autody, and the cart would not retry that issue. The spplicatios would therefore be dismissed with costs. (Before Mr. Registrar Pep's.) IN ee COENELIUS X. L. DILLOI. The heakrapt was described as of Morniogton-road, and of Bstobett's Rotel. Piooadilly, lime a prisoner for debt at 1, linaca'shuildings, Chancery-lane, of no occupation or basins, has occasionally betting on moss. The edjudication was re his owe petition. The sense of failure is thus stated : Depreciation ut the value of my property in Ireland and heavy loterest and charges to which I have beat rabjeotad." The debts are returned ►t 10 000 f., of which 4,0301. is due to the Patriotic Assumitos Campear, Dublin, who hold as Kearny a mortgage on the beakrupt's life interest in some property in ROSCOOIIIIO6, Ireland. The creditors ere prin. tipsily resident I. Ireland. One of the largest Loudon seditors is Mr. Quieten, tailor, of Bond-street (4781.), who woe Mona teed. assignee. Dr SL rArrurw ammo. The bankrupt was described es o railway costrardor, of Victorisotreet, Westminster. This was a sitting for proof of Una and ehoice of assignees. The **rapt., in his ex amination before the registrar in prison, stated his debts sad lisbihties at 27,0301,, but expressed his belief that his adds ',oak! yield a surplus. Mr. Frolic Nowell, non t tor, of Canon-row, Westminster, was diem trade ealigaft IN is TEN HON. ILICHIOLD A 001381718 BETXILL. The bankrupt, whose name has been go prominently brought before the public of late, w as is well known, the ma of Lard Westbury, the late Lord Chanoellor. Hs is described as of 45, St. George's-road, Pimlico, and of Stamm; Wadies.; harrister.at-law. The adjudication was made a short time ago, oa the petition of a creditor, Attenberongh, pawnbroker, of Charlotte-street, Fitz ropequars. Casimsliseat opal this the bankrupt applied for sad obtained his release from euatody. This was the sitting for proof of debts and choice of laguses. The liabilities of the bankrupt have been roughly esibeated at 23,0001. Mr. Cliddley and Mr. Lawrence appeared for creditors ; Mr. Bagley end Mr. Seeped for the bankrupt. Arsonist the proofs tendered was that of a cigar mer shoat few 811.; Mr. Frederick Yates, 9601. for money loot ; Mr. Heade:sou, stockbroker, of Throgmorton-street, 3211. Mr. Lawrence asked t►e meaning of the item "prisms," in the stockbroker's accomot, which appeared on one aide for 3,5001. ►nd on the other side for 3,4001. The specula tive transactions on the Stook Exchange ought to be closely investigated, as they were clearly gambling transactions. The proof was ultimately admitted, subject to further essininatiou. Mr. Chidley tend,rsd a proof by Mr. Welch, the regis trar of the Leeds Court, for 1,0851. for money lent end advanced to the bankrupt for his woe. The proof stood our, Mr. Lawrie:co saying that he should oppose it, a the ground that the mosey wss advanced for an im- Pores cosaidesstiou. After Use admission et one or two other prod's, the Elitism was adjourned until Saturday next. THR POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLEBXENWELL. ♦ MIMI MOTHICI. --- den Watson, • well-droned young woman, was brought co oe a warrant by You, the Minster° constable, charged with denoting her eon, • child shout six years old. Mr. Leftly, the relieving overseer of Islington, said that the crime of deserting children was now very much on the increase, and he bad therefore to ask that some pettish meat might be indicted as • warning to others. In this case the prisoner had placed the child out to nurse, and baring neglected to pay fork, it was brought to the workhouse about three months since. Although she was told when **child was, she took no notice null yesterday, when she went to me it, and then gave • tab* same. She was sensed of being the mother of the child, but this she stoutly denied, and when the child was doves to her she and that% did not belong to her, sad gave am • reason for ber coming to bee it, that she knew the mother. The child vat illegitimate and this was the nosed illegitimate child she had tu i d gh in • short time she would give birth to a thi r d. Al the prisoner reloaded that she meld not support her child, yet he (Kr. Leftl I bed bees infor med she wan midi's( In very hie lodging at Lambeth, sad was in the frequent habit of visiting places of amusement. The prisoner bad affiliated the child, but bed takes very few steps to make the father comply with the terms of the order. The prisoner, who preteeded to err. mid that she had we !ntentiou of deserting her dear child, and meant to take it from the workhouse in lie amuse of a few weeks. She lotted the magistrate would now forgive her. Mr. Barker said he considered the ease fully made out, sentwamd the primmer to see isseetle• herd labour in the Renee of Correction ; but as this offsece seemed to be on the Menem it would be as well to say that he should do all Illsosid to check the evil. sad """" TEL EXPRES§, SATURDAY E' WARE LISTa—(TBIa DAY.) Two °Thom. Th. railway market continues insetive, and the principal stocks exhibit no Change, with the &UM don of a decline of per cent. in Great Western. London and North Western stook fa now quoted 123/ to ; Great Western, 881 to ; Midland, 1341 to 1351 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1211 to 1 1221 ; Caledonian, 133 to ; South Eastern, 85 tot ; Great Eastern, 49 to 1, ex div.; London and South Widens, 99 to 100 • Metropolitan, 1411 to 1491 ; Great Northern, 1301 to 1311 ; ditto A, 144 to 145. Lemberg Railway shares have receded, and Loin bardo-Venetian are dull. Indianand Canadian lines are quiet. ORDINARY BRAUN AND MOIL ZAURAII. ,°‘":IL.V." Bats to-das to 1 p.a. NS IS 1.94 US} 90 NI 1 Cambrian Oak mil Bastin 1 Ottawall— • I Loathe. seal II Do. It Ir. clspell to B. Define sad BeJoae Doadee,Pealkelitotlo Sellaborgheal =Lesa 11.= ea Ord. 111. Oe. Orme Melia laedasd Greetlirceliene Do.A Area No MT. us a. D0.11 IRO. e. Le gold II Bee* Wool Om) Giese Iffeelre,_. is" is IV VI IS 1116 . VII. - ili,i - SIN 1431 4 1 11 7,1 ... 0.( ak n 8i 7} 110.1 Datelaw VeLGuallte Do. South Whisk.... Da W. 111& Do. Do. Newp oroore ort Do. pa. liarqopa 46T_ I 1177, 100 Lessobbe•Tceksldri 100 Londo ft n l and Blackwell 100 Los. etolkika.loest 100 Londll.lDow 100 Do. Met Eiten.A6p.e 100 Loodailtliania Were 100 LoodooldloathWastoro 100 lisa.,Bhat„st Unooloah 100 K•teepollea 7 De. New 71 Do. Idendon aD Rehro.Dis.(Pro. &lip C. 10 Do. do. do. 100 /011000L_ 0 Oared' at Jr.-. 3,-.-i.-:. Nail' Bella Idts..D3rth.Dasd N. limiers—Derwisk B. X. l Pm., i::a:-.:- :. 7aet. ...—~ ~;---- Iltook.aDarlieg. do. 18664 e.... ____ eg. London _ _ Da. da 1884 Worth MAMMA N. rt $. Western Jul so d o dishW Central N.L *WAIL =t e r s aloa Mats'., Tat Yale Do. 0 Vab d Raab Vimorb IS a PimMoo Web Oarawall VI. /ibribl. H. da B. A 4 93 acv 10,Ta. 11,0i1 d. 96 id 10.0 a! 6 i i ad N;4 l ioo.l re. 93 7 0 , 1 142! r %I ... AI 6 1 MI MIN!' 135 41 105 5 WYA as.ol - _ ... liti.l 111 - Ka 11101 eel 1 604 104 I 1110,1 -8?!.! .... .• .... - 84/ 5 9* = I 1,0000 IA! • MT D• 1111141 110111111111% A good loo king A minytimuitt u orepectably droned in broad cloth. bet• Gomm= hawker and giving the ai ms a t Baiter, was charged with being wormed in lcargiarionily entering the dwelling home of Mr. Thomas Metcalf, • trimming ro•enfortarer, of 16, Clharcl!•row, Mite-end, sod stealing • variety of wearing aP =i, 208 H, mid—This meming, between 1 and 2 o'clock, when dark, I was ea duty neer prossontoes hoer, and myths plowert with three other men, not in custody coming towards me, Imams • large bundle. Directly I ottamptod to stop them the others ran off, bat I secured the primmer and the bundle, and look both to the station hope. Shortly afterwards they were claimed. Mr. Mekeif elated—When myself and wife wept to bed last night, in a free, room on the first floor, we left the win dows opals, in consseasoos of the heat of the weather. We were awakeoed soon after war& by o flitting shoot **room, end withost rising to look, came to the oonolasion that the noise aloes from some large bird MIAs, gel into the room ;so we west to sleep spin. At 8 o'clock, when I of up, the place had been completely swept of all we bad left on going to rest—trouser. drawers, pietism* jsckst, stocking!, neok.tie. and • pair of side. 'ping boots ; we marched in vain, the bird bad flown. I seat my son to the station to give information of the robbery, end when ho returned found to my aratabdunent, from what he told me, that all the stolen articles except my boots: were safe then. I don't know anything of the Bury Short, detective, r i l l. . once had him in westedy at this court for • robbery end he revolved three months' imptisooment ; since then he has been sent away for three or four years, sr 1 shall be able to prove, If he is remanded. Prisoner appeared astonished at the unexpected rocas shim sad wee ordered by Mr. Ellison to be brought up spin in • week's time. GREENWICH. MALMO FOUR BULLOCK& —antoutAs CARL (kora Gray, of I. Godielpetivet, Vauxhall-gardens, aad Joan Taylor, of 6 , Penton-place, Midway* licensed drovers, were s.csd is the dock. before Mr. Trail, charged with stealing (oar oxen, value 901., the property of Mr. A. Black, Bericiondney, Yr. Biekette, mitsitor, attended for the promention. N. It appeared that the oxen in question were in • field at N. Botherlaithe, and on Monday night, shortly after II o'olock, two men, sworn to be the misname, were emu stand- St ing near the gate of the field, 'Taylor remaining in the L G. road while Gray entered the field and drove out four p 4 bullocks. which were then driven towards London. el, Thinkieg this suspicions, the memos witnessing it from 10 opposite homes spoke to a constable about half an 10 hour after wineerning it, but as the animals had been driven I* in the diteotion of Mr. Black's place of business be con- I,1 ) eluded that all Wu correct. Abort two home and a half afterwards Police-constable Willis. 319 N, doing ditty in cog the Islington cattle market. and whose special duty it was AO to visit the slaughter-homes sad killing-pounds, heard the 16 chain of one of the pound. rattle, and on going U thither he met the prisoners and a third man, and on entering the pound he found four oxen, which were N not there a quarter of an hour previously. No owner le afterwards appeasing for the beasts, they were taken from el the pound to the lairs. Information was subsequently Mr- 61 imbibed in the meal manner through the pollee channels, el and the besets in question were mbsequently identified as those stolen from Mr. Black's field. A watch was then kept for the prism:an, and on their attending the Cattle gi Market yesterday afternoon they were taken into custody. u Mr. Traill remanded the primmer, refusing their Appli cation to be admitted to bail. WANDSwoRra. CONVICTION OF Till SAIL or WINCNONFA FOR 8110IIIIG A Ili CMS. Si This morning, at 11 o'clock, was appointed for the hearing of the second summons against the Earl of Wischilma and ; Nottingham for smoking a cigar on the platform of the gs Vauxhall Station, contrary to the by-laws of the South 10 Western Railway Company. SS Mr. L. Orombis again attended in support of the sum. moue. Os this occasion the wirlattended with Mr. Metcalf, 84 the barrister, who defended him. at Below thecase was gone into Mr. Metcalf said he was instructed to state by the earl that although he war not present oa the first day, he had no intention to annoy the magmkrete. Mr. Daman said the earl had explained his absence in a 14 14 letter. He wee at Stockbridge at the time. 1 Mr. Metcalf mid he wished it to be thoroughly under. stood that the earl intended to how to the legal tribunaL Mr. Thompson, i the static's-master at Vanxball, was 11 called to prove the cam, which occurred on the 7th nit, He said the earl refused to desist, and pointed en en engine, 11 and *raked him to take notice that there were opals on ft. Mr. Metcalf—lnstead of coke. The engine was smoking, contrary to the by-laws. (Laughter.) tl In WWIIr to questions by Mr. Metcalf, the Mation-imeter S and porter stalled that promos wroth the habit of smoking • at the platform, bat be always checked it. The parties invariably desisted. Whenever they refused they were re- II ported. Mr. Metcalf then endeavoured to show that smoking was tainted at Waterlooatation in open day, at other I stations and in carriages on the lion. The earl did not deny that he smoked. bat he complained that the practice was systematically allowed. if the company iotended to enforce their by.law thee they should I imam a notice to that effect, and then the 4111 A would bow 1 to their decision. Mr. Daman said the company proceeded against smokers as much aa they could, and he thought much of the practice was owing to the laxity of station-masters. He then Stied the earl 10s. and 2s. oasts, as he did not think the atoms as great as the smoking in carriages. The money was immediately pad. EXTRAORDINARY DEATH OP A YOUNG FRENCH LADY. ---4.--- Yesterday an inquest was held by Dr. Lankester at the British Stores, New street, Portland-town. on the body of Marie Bollos. 22, a young French lady, lately reed- dung at 28, Portland-terrace, St. John's-wood. It appeared frost the evidence that the apartments were takes by a gentleman, believed to be an Engßohm's, but i whose name was not known. He was with the deceased during the day but not at night. Dr. Meredith was mot for to bee the deceased on the 27th ult. She told him that when she cause over in the vessel to England a week or ten days previously she fell down and became very wet. That was all he heard of her case. When he came to her on the Wednesday he found a child, or foetus rather, born, which he removed, and tied the cord. The foetus meat have been dead for some time, but he would not say how long. He should be iodised to believe its death was owing to the fall no board the vessel. He saw her again next morning about nine o'clock, and everything was favourable. He did not am her on the next day to that, Friday, but on Saturday he was sent tor. He came to her about a quarter to 4 o'clock, and found a great coottactioe of the womb and great flowing of blood. It was not, however, alarming. He left her for half an hour, and on his return he found her so weak that he seat for a nother medical man. He ordered brandy to be given her, which was done. She died in their present, about half-past 8 in the evening. In answer to the Coroner, Mr. Meredith said moat die- Costly that he did not think deccsaed had been tampered with. and that her fall on hoard the vessel would accent fur the abortion, and that the decomposition of the child would be caused by the mother falling into the water. After having been with her some time oo Saturday, the gentleman told the landlady ha was very tired, end that he would be away for an hour for refreshment. He was away longer than he said he should be, and the young lady died. When he came beck the landlady told him of the lady's death, and he fell down in a fit. She obtained assistance and had him carried to the drawing-room. When he came to he went with witness to the bedroom. He cried very much during the evening. The Coroner observed that the suspicious mature of the case was that the gentleman referred to was sot present. He must say the medical evidence did not Inculpate him, and it would be • question for the jury whether it would be of any advantage to adjourn the can to see if the gentleman could be found, or whether they, acting on the medical evidence, :mill at once agree to a verdict. The foreman said they were not at all satisfied with the evidence, and that they unanimously wished the inquiry adjourned,i which was aewediaglydose until Saturday next A pony show has just been held at the Zoological Gelds of Brawl with peat MOM. The Duke aid Duchess de Brabant were present The New York Tunes of the 26th ult says : " The 1,000 dole. dreuing-osse at the Chicago Sanitary Fair, for the prettiest girl is Chicago, wee voted to Miss Anus L. Wilms, who received 1,073 votes to 1,068 for another lady, sad 722 fora third. The whole number of votes, at s dollar each. was 3,471. The receipts of the fair, up to Tuesday siert, were 257,000 dollars. The fair will close tesight." ROYAL HORTICULTURAL Socirm—The Bishop of London has Madly emeented to distribute the prises for the exhibition of whidow-gardimiog by the crocking dame, as Monday next, July 10, is the ceencil-room at South Remington. ANGLO-FRI:NCR MARRIROIL—The Civil Tribunal of the Seise yesterday heard an application for declaring suit and void • courage celebrated in Octal= last at Twiokeobass. Middlesex. between • yams Frenchwomen named Lambert and s Yr. H. Luce, au ftegliehmao. appeared that Wile. Lambert. already weary of the bonds of wedlock. winked to have the marriage laralidated es the greed that obe sedentood it to be only a mere comemouy of betrothal. that the easiest of bee family had sot bees obteleed, icor asp legal publiestion of the beans made ie Fres= The hesimad's acemeal the =ea options, of Si. triboad, ea the grated er: applicant, by the feet of the marriage,whish bad bees cele brated with all the formalities required by Si. 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ON, Iliew. - 01 )el D. 4101 U Ditto di*. . . Awe 100 NoyallialUatiat. MANN. It. doot•Anstrainved. t lit 40,000 10 Smith, Kalrlit• *Co. L I 00,006 * ioe•PlnanaVo*•{ 1 11( ad 10,000 Ile LAD* AL a la. (L. , I 10,000 00 Do. Mond Issue.— I 14.000 II loath Autrolloo Land el 100,0001. IL liabsoasta•Tdevega la .. • 1 Do, dor* al ',600 * rel.oaostroo.aldato (L 1 OSO so Pheassodlleresy lo N.' 001 II 'Molded Petrolatia 114 11 10 Trastilweaspettos.L. 10 P. ISL 00. et 11. Canada' K Un•Nulos al Llver i I ithiltedlL Wig. Os ,al II IP I Untvese.lterhte Ina L. I aII Omar AseesTedlha. I /0 10 111$. MO IS VaaDlama's Lead— I 10e 10 Warrant Illassee(Lls.), 10 .030 11 Ne•dadloaPsdlol L. I 15 I PREFERENCE SHARE% Great Northern 5 per mot., 112. Great Wasters—Original Prete:epee 4i per le ii s U se 11 110 10 112 1211 6_ 2 liki id 1 LI I Sd CJ id 100,! 95 id. North Staffordshire, 22j. South &morn (linadiag Ann., 11. Os. &I.), 23. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. DMA Rbiroislt (164 paid), 23j. Lemher6•Czernoiwits, guaranteed 6 mid 7 (limited), 5. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, I9j. ~ i.,- ' 1 p Der TP: 1 1 IL 1 eign l i 2 l i d. NM I 4 pia 14 U Si f arS Li Oleg PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVIIIPOOI, JOLT 7.—Bales today : Great larawm. 49—. 1 Great Western, 67 s—London and North Western, 113}—Man cheater. Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 603fetropolitan„ 141; Sonth-Eaatern, 81; s—Soottish North Eastern, Aberdeen, 561 — Atlantic and Great Western. 73 33 ad —Erie, bn 3—lllinois Cea- Del. 64 I—United States 5-20 Bonds, 715—Dtitch.lthenish, 7; p. —Alliance Bank London and Liverpool (Ltealted). 6t 19. —Baas of Liverpool. US—Pastern F.:change Bank (Limited), 11-16 & Mercantile and Exchange Bank ( Limited). 5; d.—lanesshlris Insurance.; p.—National Steam (Limited), 611616 d. 11521C8ntrink JOLT 7.—A pretty good business was transacted, and prices were steady. Bolckow, Vaughan, and Co. (Limited), 3f, 4 p.— Confederate loan. 8 —Great astern, 48; 9—Grart Northern A, loaf—Great Western , 414—8. B. Heywood and Co. (Limited), ; p.—lllinois Central, 87 64 7 61—Lentashire awl Yorkshire, 131;—London and North - Western. 123; 1 ; Manchester. Sheffield, and Linoolmthlre, 61 60; I—Me:lean. 241—New York and Erie, 531 3—South Eastern, SR—Thames and Mersey Karina Insurance (Lhalted), 5 ) alms,Dited States 5-97 Team' Benda, ni s—Unioa Nate 46—Antwerp and Bo terdam, 90. BiannionAM, Joi.7 7.—Great Western SAM Valley Guaran teed closed at 714 to 74—Shropshire Union, 61; to II; —Bit -I:gingham Canal, 86 to 89—Birmingham Bank, 111;, sellers—BD =lngham Joint Stock Bank, 37 to 38—Birmingham Town and District Bank, 16 to 161 —Bhminshani and Midland Bank, 160, sellers—Oloncestershire Bank, 52), sellers—British and Foreign Railway Plant, par, sellers—Ditto. third issue, to I dia—Bir =lngham Financial, Ito 11 prem. Dudley riM Weetbromwich Beak sold at 95, and Lloyd's Book at 10 prem. Market quiet NARROW /WAY/ OF THZ BISHOP OF Pirtle- EOzonorL —His lordship narrowly emaped being killed yes terday (Friday) week, when at his way to the aneiversary of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, held at Looghboroogb. He bad arrived at the tiptoe Jamaica and was crossing the line of rails to the down platform, not per ceiving the sear approach of • train on the up-line, which would no doubt have run over him had not Mr. Hiraniley, the station - muter, seeing his imminent denger. seised hold of him and pulled him on the platform out of the reach of the train.—Le icester Chroside. Tae Pithiceiss, TIM POLICEMAN, AND THZ MAZIZZ.—On Tainday evening, one of the Dualism county soundabolary, when taking a primmer op Silver-street, Durham, went into a barber's shop to got shaved. When the operation bad been half-performed, the primula, thinking it would be • good opportunity for escape, bolted out of the shop, and throw ing off his clop, sada for the liarket-place. The barber, razor in hand, sod the policeman half-shaved, with the cloth upon his breast, rushed frantically after him, to the grestdismay and constellation of the colookees, who thought them both to be mad. The Prisoner was eventually ruptured, taken back to the shop, end mearely handcuffed till the relearning portion of the facial opera tion had been nerfortned.—Sanaderked Herald. TES CHILLS WISTEILN RAILWAY WOILLL—A do- rsteties. emaireing of Hr. H. J. Siresode, Kr. Leiria Ooopee, ed Mr. W. Ridley, waited epos the directors on Tharemy, sad presented a inesserial, slaved by upwards of MOO loimieolders. in favour of the work, beiag moored to Reeding. Heofioial reply has. we belies% berm re farmed to than who lave ea the part of the tows been la eammunieslian with the directors, but it is renerally un derstood that the decision arrived at by the was sefareenbie to Beeelieer.—Bpi. airlaide• . - ri : Itd .... Id 99 101 ..... 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The funds are rather fiat, and have declined 1-16 to 4 per oent., but English lines, foreign securities, and financial shares are chiefly quoted the same as yesterday. Owing to the payment of the dividends, the supply of money has largely increased to-day, while there are few bills in circulation. The general rate for the best paper is 3 per cent., but exceptional transactions are reported at 24. In the Stock Exchange, the charge for loans from day to day on English government nourities has declined to 11 to 2 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Recites opened at 66fr. 97c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 90 to 4, ex div., for money, and 90 3-16 to 5-Id, or 901,* ex div., for the account (August 8). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 901, 90 ; ditto for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 893, ; New Three per Cents, 891, 1, ; Bank Stock, 249 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1; ditto Bonds, 18e. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1094 ; and Exchequer Bills, 4s. prem., par. Foreign stocks are inactive, and prices show no change , with the exception of a decline of per cent, in Turkish Consolidis. Some of the present quotations are sub joined :—Turkish, 1858, 73 to 4 ; ditto, 1862, 711 to 72, ex div.; ditto Consolidis, 491 to 1 ; Mexican, 281 to 24, ex div. ; Span ish Passive, 291 to f ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 4; Greek, 201 to 21; and Confederate, 74 to 81. Transactions are recorded as follows :—F4OTtlem 271 ; ditto second issue, 1001. bonds, 98 ditto 1864, 941, 1; ditto 1001. bonds, 941, 9i ; Italian, for account, 64, ex div. ; ditto 1885, 771; Portuguese, 1856, ic., for account, 471, ea div. ; Russian, 1822, 93 ; ditto, 1850, 881, Si div. ; ditto, 1862, 91i ; Spanish, for account, 48, ex div. ; Turkish, 1858, 1001. Bonds, 77 ; ditto 1862, for account, 72, 711, 72, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 721, a, ex div. ; ditto 1865, 461, 4. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to pm.; General Credit, 1 1 ,- , to 3 prem.; London Financial, 74 to I prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 1/ to 21 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to prem., ex div.; Otto man Societe Generale, 2/ to 39 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 4, ex div. ; and Egyptian Trad ing, to I di& The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Rassian Iron Works, Bto 10 prem. ; Downs Docks, to 1 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph preference, Rto 1, prem. ; London Bridge Land, to 3 prem. ; morganshire 1r0n,21 to 4 prem. ; London Quays and Warehouses, par to {preen. ; London, Windsor, and Greenwich Hotels, 11 to 2 prem. ; British India Trust and Agency, 14 to 2 prem. ; Peruvian Rail-, ways, 21 to 31 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 31 to 4 1 prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 11 to 2 prem. ; Barued's Banking, I to 11 prem. ; Dalbeattie and Kirlwonnell Granite, 11 to 2 prem. ; East London Railway, par to prem. ; and London and Mediter-1 ranean Bank, 3 to 1 prem. The following very satisfactory report has been issued by the Imperial Mercantile Credit Associa tion (Limited), in anticipation of the second ordi nary general meeting to be held on the 13th inst. : Tbs. directors have the satisfactim of submitting the an• nosed statement of amounts, made up to the comlosioa the past half-year, from which it will be seen that, after discharging all expenses of the establishment, and provides for rebate at Interco* on lens and bill+ not yet ma tared, writing off all lance and mating .mph pro ei,joe for every foutingenoy, there remains for die. weal the sum of 103,9751. le. Bd. This amonat the directors recommend to be appropriated as follows : To dividend of 10s. per share, or 23 per cent. per smarm free of inconse-tax, 50,000/. ; to income-tax, 8331. 61. Bd. to balimm of profits unappropriated. 63,11111. 15u-103,9751. Is. Bd. The operatics,' of the amalgamated company have sow extended over a period of thirteen month. The sums* of profits distributed in Jemmy last, added to that new exhibited, shows a total of 153,9751. le. Bd. The diredon madder they are justified in coagratu'ating the proprietors upon a result which, bearing in mind the difficulties which almost invariably attend new under takings, and the exceptionally unfavourable conditices of all monetary affairs during a ooesidersble portion of the time, cannot be regarded as otherwite than satisfactory for the pest, and seceouraging for the future. Harr-ran Two otCrowr. Consols are still quoted 90 to 1, ex div., for money, and 904, ex div., for the account. About 130,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for Brazil, iu addition to 5,000 for Alexandria. The Scotia, from New York, has brought only about 6,000!. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon showed oontinued firmness. Subjoined is our usual list : Loutorthim, _months, 11.191 to 12 01 ; ditto. 3 days, 11.18 to ; Redeems, 3 months, 11.191 to 1209; Aat weep, =oaths, 25.40 to 45 ; Bamberg, me. bases. 3 months, 13.9/ to 10 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 20 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.379 to 429; Frankforten-thelfaine, months, 1201 to 9 ; 81. Petenberg (per rouble). S months, 31 to 9; Vienna, off. do., 3 months, 1L 20 to 2i ; Trieste, eff. So., S months, 11.20 to 25 ; Madrid, S atenthe, 479 to ; Gediz, 3 months, 489 to : Leghorn, 3 26.50 to 55 ; Genes, S mouths, 25.50 to 65 ; ra g a s .l months, 25.50 to 56; Naples, 3. months, 25.50 to 65; Palermo, 3 zweihs, 25.50 to 55 ; lfamiss, 3 months, 25.50 to 55; Lisbon. 90 days, 511 to 9 ; Oporto, 90 dam, 519 to 9. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : bi Coin and bullion Bills discounted Government deposits Decrease 1,200,000 Notes I. circulation. Lorene 2,266,000 Private deposits Advanees The note circulation shows a large increase, yet there is, at the same time, a farther addition to the stock of coin and bullion. The bills have been returned of Meesrs. Watson, Bogle, and Co., shipping merchants, of Manches ter, a'firm connected with Messrs. Scott, Bell, and Co., whose stoppage has just been announced. A meeting of the creditors of Mesas. J. T. Bell and Co., East India merchants, who failed on the 3rd inst., is convened for Monday next. The directors of the Union Bank of Australia have resolved upon a dividend of 21. ss. per share, being at the rate of 9 per cent. for the half-year. It is notified that the share certificates of the South African Land and Finance Company may now be exchanged for the bankers' receipts. A dividend of 5 per cent. has been declared by the London and Southwark Insurance Corporation, payable on August 1. We are requested to state that the share list el the Hop and Malt Exchange and Warehouse Coo- , pany (Limited) will be closed on Wednesday next, the 12th inst. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, via Marseilles, are expected to be distributed in London about the 15th inst. With reference to the silk market, the monthly circular of Messrs. Durant and Co., dated this day, °outline the following : We have little to report se to silk. Steaks are named to a point unknown for many years—prises, use, in many cases are above the h*heet plat in the lest thitty years, sad branzeolions are limit to the semelled wows attest, is ,1 feet esidlsed to the alseelute reqdremeate of the wary sewn ansonst of machisery that is new gape. Speakieg of China 1 mid Javan silk these is seedy aey is first heads ; speeels- ten edentate that beers too arrvral of now ilk all the, is I, here will be seeded, bat eves they see more or hie tames at the GM of few quiet dale. The dared= en is imp MONNY Puma armor ' s Cone* which closed yeaterdisr at 901 to 1, .ex div., for the Bth of Angus opened this morqing at 301, and closed at 901 fo I. For mow the rpat pica was 904 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 901, 4,1; ditto for amount, 901 1 ; Three_ per Cents. Radioed, ME 1 ; New Three psr Oasis., 891, 4, ; _Bank Stock, 248, 4, 249 ; India Fire per Cent Stmt, 104. 1, ; Five per Cent. I"esfaced " rupee paper, 102, r ; ditto Vire-and-a-Half per Cent., 110. The India Five Ter Cent. Stock was stead The $ pee cent rupee paper was inquired for. Rube quer ESL; remain quoted par to 4a. rem. The foreign stock market was fiat, cepecialli in the afternoon, when a reduction of 1 to 1p per cent. took, place in many of the stocks! currently dealt in—including, Greek, Egyptian, Mexican, Turkish Consolidis, and Spanish Passive and Certificates. There was also a fresh fall of 2 per cent. in Danu bian Bonds, although it is understood that the collection of the revenues assigned to this debt Con tinues to be made with regularity. The shares of the financial companies were qniet. Imperial Mercantile Credit declined 2a 6d. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—Liternatiqnsl Financial, 14 to A prem. • General Credit. 111-16 to 13.16 prem. ; London Pinnacle, 7} to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2to 1 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilisr, 31 to prem. The closing (but in many cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub pined :—Peruvian Railways, 21 to 31 prem. ; London-bridge Land, to prem. ; London and IHediterranean Bank, 3 to 1 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 31 to 4 prem. •' ( 1 prem. Iron and Coal, 24 to 1 prem. • Fast London Railway scrip, to prem. • Railway Credit, Ito 2 prem. ; Phosphate of lime, to 11 prem. ; Cheshire Salt, Apo si prem. ; Barned's Bank, 1 to 14 pram. ; London, Greenwich, and Windsor Hotels, 1 to 2 prem.; Samuel Bestow and Co., 1 to 14 prem. ; Liverpool and Dublin Steam, 1 to 2 pram • Hop and Malt Exchange, 11 to 24 preen. ; demand Exchange Bank , 4 to 11 prem. ; and Parkield Iron, 11 to 21 prem. Bank shares were dull. A reduction was quoted in City Bank, London and County, London Joint Stook, Union Bank of London, and London and South African Bank. Other descriptions were un altered. National Discount shares were last quoted to day 104 to 111 prem. • Joint Stook Discount, Ito dm.; Egyptian Tra ding, Ito i die. • Ottoman Ginirale, 21 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 1, ex div. •, Milan Improvements, par to 1 prem. ; and Lion Brewery, 11 to 2 prem. Eastern Assam Tea and Royal Mail Steam shares were in quired for ; Oriental Financial and Rio Improve manta declined. MINES.-(THIS DAY) Two oTtocE. There is little business in the mining market to day, and the variations in prices are few and unimportant. Great North Down shares, however, are in request, and have advanced to 3 . Clifford Amalgamated are quoted 26 to 27 ; North Miners, 7s. 6d. to 10s. ' • West Caradon, 8} to 9 • West Chiverton, 78 to 80; and South Darren, 851;. to 40e. Fogn and colonial mining shares are unaltered. The directors of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company have received, by telegram from Suez, the following advices, in anticipation of the Australian mail :—Quantity of quartz crushed during the month of May (four weeks), 4,150 tons ; yield per ton, 6 dwts. The share list of the Austin Consolidated Silver Mines Company closes on Monday, the 17th July, for London, and on Wednesday, the 19th, for the country. The following weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Mews. Von Dadels zen and North : Tile metal market remains in an unsatisfactory position ; there Is almost as entire absence of liminess, and prices are with difficulty maintained. Iron : Welsh 'bars are firm at 71. to IL. ss. at the works. No change to MOMS from Staffordshire ; pricsis steady. Very little business tee bees dons in Socitch pig YOU ; prices remit Esia clash. pepper : The market remains in an unsettled position, sad moss eery irregular. It is reported that a new eseibination of all th• capper bosses is sow being arranged. which may restore the market. Prices of foreign Sr. quite nominal. Tin : Very little business has been dons slum our last. The reanctioa of 31. ea the priced English has somewhat unsettled Os. We quote &smite, Eli. ; Bases, 911. to 961. 10e.ftiNeZ Dutch market ransine M. Tin plates axe stately, and the makers are fully employed. Lead continues very dull. Speller : The market has been very qaiet, and 5Z4111160 tions restricted for want of oprratose ; the last prices paid. 221. se. sprit. Tercels in eutporte, 292.75. 6d. to 221. 19e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKILT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, but stead , et the follow* prises : Tows tallow, Os. 34. • P Y. 0., OD the spot. tls. 64. to 41u. 34. ; barbs' to Deesather. 42u 6d., "buyers ;" Jimmy to Mar*, 43e. 3d. to 4.35. 3d.; March, 435. 3d. Maur AVERAGE/I.—Tema billow 435. 9d. ; fat by ditto, 21. lid.; yolks!, Rassine, 631'. 3d.; melted doff, 335. bet. • rough cutta, la. Bd.: allow Pam. ; goat &leis, U. SMITHFIELD HAY MAHHFT.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Muir Jams Zoete. motto trod* at tato follwing prism :—Primo old clover. from 1:10s. to 100•4 isierior ditto, 100 s. to 120..; sew dittn, 100 s. to 1306. ; rime old by, 1154.t0 130..; isterior ditto, Ma. to IMs.; NSW ditto, 100.. to 1101.; straw, We. to 33*. COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) Yostikinds of outdoor produce of excellent quality are now abundant French basin and pies are Mildest for the demand. The supple of strawberries ha; however, fallen off considerably. sod that of chat- MN is not so good as it was. Grapes sad 'ice apples ate sow aboadaat. Cob oats fetch from 60a. to 60s. per 10011 n. Good sew kidney potatoes &ten foam la. 6d. to 2a. 6d. per dosen pounds. Flowers chieey epeeist of orchids, heaths, azaleas, palaxguuiuna, migno nette. end roses. ram. Pine ' per lb., lb., 6s to 7s ' Apples, per sieve, Is to to Is 'Grapes, per lb., Ss to Ts Oranges, per 100, les to lea Peaches, per dam, as to Ns Lassos, per 100, tato 10s Nodulose, do., es to 20a I Nets, cob, per 1001 b, SOB to 606 Apricots (Preashl,do.,ls6d to 31 I Bras per bushel, Pigs, do.. se so as Almonds, do., 200 Btrawbonies, p. lb., Is. to 5; MORI Cabbages, perdos,la 64 to Ts 04 French Beans, par half nese, Carrots, now, do., 1. Tarnipa, pot bunch, Od to 6d Cannabis's. nick lid to ed Bost, par dos.. le Ild W Shallots, per lb., Ild Garlic, per lb., U Letitia:J. per dos., is Od • to g Llves , scory, Is to Mid I Artie p. du, Is Id Sis So p. bdlt.. UMW osi • I Idsodwoom, p.pott., Is to ts 64 PonloW, Per Mil Osim, as M.. lofts, par boncia Ild as to is _ Peak par Mom% to 4s Potsdam York Zodoodo. Per too, 1001 to 114 s „ locks, do.. 03s to Ida „ ra sa. liOs to lies „ our, round, •to Ills per cwt. „ do. UMW's. Ito to Lis par do. Carrots. per beech, ld to Si Thorn° BM:KM —The tragic receipts of railways in the United Linear amounted, for the west who( the Ist of Jely, oa 11.961 *Bee, to 708.6911., and for the oorrespooding week of last year. on 11,606 miles, to 678,2931., showias ea bass* of 356 wiles, and of 30,4011. The pose receipts co the lollowimg 14 railways saseasted is the aggrorate, .ea 8,422 miter. 1 576,39 L, end Gas the week of 1864, ca 8.167 arpae, to 561,7011., she an increase at 255 1t.., sod so *ass* of 24, . Tile ioczesp on the Oeledoaiss aersaated to ; os the Cheat Bastion to 671. • is the Great Northern to 2,934 L ; so the Great Boothia' sod Western to 2,1791. ; on the Great Wasters to ON. • oa the Lancashire and Yerialthe to 1,0911. ; is the Load= and Nor* WOrtAill S. 3,4911.; co the Load* sad Bright* to 1.8671. • co the Leedom' mod Soo* Wasters to 1.7761. ,• a tie llsa ehrster, Masa, and Llneolasbire. to 1,3931 ; the 1111- Lad, to 1,4111. ; ire she North MBA. to 1,71151. ; as the North Yeas* to 3,1431. ; sad co the Boa* Bodoni to I,o44l.—astal. 24,7151. The roods and Werra talks es the.. limas asesentad to 279,8794, ood for the cornspood. iag week of 1864 to 787,0391., Awing an increase of 12,8391. liso receipts for 814., asocoated to 5h5611.. against P78.4W z 411.. ROW of 11061. The trifle reeslitis cm' Bas amenated. as 3,539 Dallis, 132,2561., and for tio esnorpossilns wash ef hot ot, 3,05 10126,091.. shooing aa isprems et 101 miles mad 5,6061. hi the N eap* TM kW asap* of the pest we* show mo io. crease na compared vitt those of the we NAN WM 1 ith of Jeas. Ms I 55 i 45 6 i id 6!4 3 ioi I tr zd 8e —. id —. zd _M 7 e 6 1 14 9 zd .7.. sd 16 1 If _m 111/ 11 oat., 96 r 4 Map a hE Mill dais CIUp idied I OM. a be Wit hoe bi what 1 OM my WWI AO. 0 4 lON WI IT.) • 1Z I 1,11/1 i II 1 . 11 i ... . 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