The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-21 00:00:00

sECOND EDETION. 'BESS OFFICE, Four o'Ciod. TO ROAD MIIRDEat. 00010TION OF CONSTANCE E&CLLIE gliff, AND SENTENCE OF DEATIL Wag osa UMW, ISPOITIR.) SALLSBDRY, Fisatar. !N oon* the court was thrown open at 9 0 0 a wl the vary limited apses appropriated $o the Ai l 10 hamedistely filled by persons anxious to ep trial of Constance Kent. The arrangements W— s o ok however, wen whet, sad as the wile paw i IP s ow adegftd in this ream d admitting ao more to the os iget ft weald comfortahly held, myth* like undue am avoided. A short time beam the statue* i s ige the Ser. Yr. Wagner and Miss Green, who is Lady Saperior oi St. Mary's Hospital, entered l ed trek their mats on the beach appropriated , 7 00 .11, whisk i • little behind the dock. They „mpg roma atteetioe by the peculiarity of the dress lady, bat it was sharet immediately diveated abaci by the entrance of the learned Page aid the pry a the swim. The jury had base previously 7.Tiaud dircaly the court was opened the prisoner 0 7 - itim id op She was dressed in deep black, and lAA putatlet gloves. Her face was hidden by vet ohs vented veil, which she missal oa being out , res s, plead. She ware a plain black ok . I n a aar breast was adorned with a black bugle trim pig. Tills was nothing striking about her peraosal err *Obibli would she be considered in ordinary 1 7 0 : ru p a slarly lady-like, her features be* dull and b e m bar forehead low, and there being an entire abeam d .***l a • vivacity in her air and countenaace. She , re smeapaaied by • female warder. Directly 'par mtavd the dock, Mr. Medway, the solicitor of *bay, stepped up to her, and mitered into • short but N panaly tamest otavenation of • minute or two's dem is twig toss formally giros in charge by the Governor di boaenry Gaol to the coed, the proceedings were cow tool 10 D. Get of the Amine, who, addressing the prisoner, 16-038"seBmelie Bent, yon stand charged with pig a r ally murdered Francis Saville Kent, at Road goon oe the 30th of Jens, 1860. How say you, are pa ray or not guilty? al rummer, who spoke in so low • tone as to be alnioet oak* rolijeci — GailtY• afur a paw d about • u n cut., it. Julia Will.. rid—Are you aware that you are oplaiwith having wilfully, intentionally, and with tuella, hid year bream ! be primer (who never mimed her head from the front dthe dost)—Yea It. Julies Willes--And you plead guilty to that? Mother yams here took plans. IL Julia Willai—What is your name ? Silo= still remised admit, ILJrda Willrl must repeat to you that you are WO with having wilfully mid iuMntiosully sad with el., bled and murdered your brother. Are you guilty esstgailty I Its miemer—Guilty. rc Julia Willie (after a patme)—The pies must be no. sei. ti Inv* hem doos by the Clerk of Assize, laColeridr, Q C., said—My lord, as counsel for the pri m, acting on her behalf, end by her direct instruction., lairs to my t►o things before your lordship passe/ sea mile. Link solemnly in the prewar, of Almighty sad se a person who values her own soul, ▪ dwires me to my that the guilt is hers dim and that her father and others who have slug sabred we. unjust and cruel suspicions are whoUy NZ sheilntely iszoesst Next, she destine me to say that is see not driven to this act, as hew been asserted, //// tinkled treatment at borne, as she mot with Wing there but tender and forbearing love. I by I may add, my lord, not improperly, that it Pim en* a melancholy pleasure to be made the ape Alms Malamute, because, on my honour, I believe ism to he no.. IL Jostles Willes—flbe most be called upon. Ile Deputy Clerk of the Arraigoa—Oonabsatte Emilie Issk yea to.. teamed yourself guilty of the wilful min aret Prude Saville Hens; what have you to say why Woes of duals should not be passed upon you according Mite! priloo4l . made no reply. The use of the court—My Lords the garnet Justices egenad &ea while entente is being pronounced. L.I. Wffles, aiming the black cap, said—Con seals We Bat, you have pleaded guilty to en indict. antehuging you with the wilful murder of year brother hamilleldle Kent, on the 30th of June, 1860. It is my aly h nave the plea which you have deliberately put fenea, edit is a 'etiolation to know that it was not *Wean after you have bad the advice of counsel, who wail tea hoed you from this dreadful charge if you aid lea been freed therefrom. I can entertain no do 1, she laving read the evidence in the deposition,, alefter baring moldered this, your third coufesaioa of 16, aim, that your plea is the plea of a rally guilty per. The reader was one committed under oircumstances dau deliberation and cruelty. You appear to have dual foliage of jealousy and anger to have worked in Mart, mail at last they assumed over you the in. laesseed power of the Evil One. (The learned judge let hone so deeply affected that he wee rasa pouted with the sentecoe fora few mo ll* At heath, mastering baleinotlon with ao effort, is suithostl)—Whether her Majesty, in whom slogs the !illative of may rate, may be advised to consider the Midyear youth at the time when the murder was oom lihd, the fed that you here been convicted chiefly on Peen cohesion, and the fact that that contagion has eared napicioo from others, isa question which it would Illesurgatuote in me to answer hers. It well behoving you MT , what is left you of life as tee who is about to ~adio nett for more enduring mercy by anon ed EOP itstritioe, aad bye reliance on • the only rederup olrecitietion, eadatidsotan for the sins of the whole well It remain for me to discharge the duty which the 11. , *la open the court without alternative, and that *I WO epos you the sentence which the law adjudges to W llleciriarets : tlistyon be taken from the place where la oersted to the place from whence you came, from . 1164 t° 4 Mae of execution, that there you be hanged by mat mail your body be dead, and that your body when ill ilisburied within the precincts of the gaol in which Pilaf be last confined, and may God have mercy upon lea ad, triscner, on the whole, heard the sentence with ~1 141646,417 composers. When the learned judge said that lei allowed fersliop of jealousy to work in her breast, ~_.6 " "lnresed a word or two almost inarticulately, bat w ~eduted by two gentlemen at the box who were /Isabela, her to be "not jealousy," but the words 4 1 7 aid sot rea c h the reporters' box, though it could ta that she had uttered mouthing. Immediately L... illo r tea, when the learned judge said that her feelings "Woad ov er h er the power of the Evil One, 7 burst into a fit of hysterical sobbing. 41, brood judge, also, was so affected that, ins. 11°1444 ,14f* passing sentence he was obliged to retire 7 111,1 tout for some time previous to proceeding with gal of ohs/ prisoners. Amour the spectators were a number of females, who, however, appeared to "wattle whole oroceedings with perfect equanimity. Sue. aid • ti• bl "lmieslsreared deeply affected. Immediately after ty was passed the convict, who was accompanied ieele warder, left the dock with a firm step and with ou t 6 74littlea help desonded the stain leading to the rude f0 „.,,1 The) large crowd had assembled outside the ... --- notss, but owing to the precautions adopted by the — ▪ ""luls dun was no audits crowding within the oourt Eseis incredulity was al irst manifested outside the 1.111 /te the people were told that the trial was all over, - sa exoseasp Namely 00000•11 • quarter of an hoar. tag of Siam has just ordered the re-or ▪ ot his Beet, sad Us decided on orderieg a ▪ lei tow gumbos* all Iren-esimA, to be wViPmeoe, Those vessels are istioded to wet ed ti e sweerou pintos which are iseseratly rifles( of hi territory. A few maths back times th it coned iw tb• Golf of Sus with 50 junk*, a, _ shi t the Itsiaam, spreading alarm me as tar as "ft THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 186 L ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. POLLING.-(THIS DAY.) YORKSHIRE (SOUTHERN DPTIFUON OF WM RIDING). I. Whom 5350 Bataaisat ...........„..- .... - Stathaepta - Dosiiis 5182 DVIIIIAII COMM IL peess . Bossimot ,_ UN autism Local poll at 111141Mos.Tessdal• Da laolsda. NORTH WILTS. U. - Brace Juddasoa ... ... N 4 DUHLIS COUNTY. 12. Wlthe IND Tyler Handhea This ir tba gross poll so fat se Imola. but it is incom plete. WARWIOKSHIRI (SOUTH). a Itordanat Daman Who, Local rolls at Haelay.is-Ards and Loot Oeimplea ant aoluded la the above where. HERTFORDSHIRE. 10. _____ _ Cowper Bartow .............. 8 hh Lytto• EOM (N 01211. ) U tooLL roLi AT Woliou 742 Du a.:... ... ll4 Bereaford Wales sad it ape Ng bobaand DAY OF POLLING. Lebousterultin (Novae= Milieu), July U. SOUTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION. The polling yesterday has resulted in the gain of ons nest for the liberal party, by the return of the Chan cellor of the Exchequer along with two of the conierwstive osadiditas—blenun Egerton and Turner. Mr. W. J.Legli, the third coonivativi candidate, who was elected along with Mr. Egerton in 1859, has thus been defeated by Mr. Gladstone. An latallia excitement pervaded Liverpool during the poll, and the returns, which were hourly posted i• the newsrooms and other public places, were watched sad dis united with the moat sager interest. There were great discrepancies between the liberal and conservative re turas, primarily owned, no doubt, by the difficulty of obtaining exact informatics up to • certain time over so wide a division. Mr. Gladatones favourable position in the Liverpool district was amounted for by the fact that • large portion of dm clergy voted in his favour, and that aumbese of Liverpool ocioservatives gave him one vote. ►hen the anal retrieve, though differing as to Mr. Glad ' stases exact position on the list, coincided as to the fast of hie eleotiot, were posted on the Liverpool Exchange, the result was bailed with loud cheers by Mr. Gladstone's trim& The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone arrived in Chester per the 4.10 p.m. train from Liverpool yesterday. He left the Green Dross Hotel at 5 o'clock in a brougham, for Ha warden Castle, being accompanied by Mrs. Gladstone. A Isar number of people were in the start, awaiting the arrival of the state of the poll in South lAnomthire, and be woe cheered lustily as he drove off. About 7 o'clock, Mr. Egerton and Mr. Legb, orom panied by several member of the conservative committee, appeared on the balcony of the Queen's Hotel, Manchester, in front of which a crowd had collected. Mr. Egurroff, who was received with cheering, said his drat duty was to thank those who were electors for Krieg for the mooed time placed him at the head of the 011 That fact, and the return, for he might reckon it as eats, of Mr. Turner with him, proved that the cosserative feel. ing was not dead in this division of the coanty. Although a victory had been gained, it was paieful for him to know that it was not a complete or. He and Mr. Legh had always worked harmonioualy together is the House of Commons. and he wished that Mr. Legh had also been returned now. Although Mr. Legit was a beaten man, he had fought manfully, and had stood by his flag to the las► Mr. Lion said he could not allow the opportunity to pare without rettirnieg thanks to the conservatives who had voted for him. Although beaten, he did not feel he was disgraced. The radicals had defeated him by bringing forward the cleverest man to Eagland—(laughtsr)—and they would not have does it with any other man. The proof of that was the email majority by which Mr. Wad stone had defeated him, as compared with the large majori ties obtained by the suroassfal conservative candidates. It was not the liberals and radicals who had thrown him out ; his defeat was to be accounted for by the fact that con servatives had Aimee to split their votes in favour of Mr. Gladdoee. Conservative principles had not sustained any great defeat ; it could not be said that the polling indicated say abatement of conservative hells( in the division ; and the radicals themselves must feel very little 'make/Arm at the remelt. Cheers were given for Leib, Egartoo, and Turner, and the crowd disport's& ELECTION RIOTS AT MAIDENHEAD. THE MILITARY CALLED OUT. MAIDENHEAD, FRIDAY MOBBING. The polling in this town for the Berke electiou has terminated is a sericem riot. The committee of Mr. Benyou, Colored Loyd Lindsay, end Sir Charles Russell, the three conservative oandldatee, eat at the Bear Hotel, a large building in the High-street, and in front of this the mob, which included some 500 ronghs, towards 4 o'clock began to ainemblei About this titre a farmer named Cannon, it is stated, during some little squabble struck Nome of the rabble, and this wee the cause of an Immo. den onslaught and the commencemeet of a riot which lasted se►eral hours. Canine, on being attacked, took refuge in the hotel, which was at one assailed b► the roughs, who shattered nearly ever► window. The only police force in the town consisted of Mr. Super. isteadni Iremonger, of the Berk. constabulary; Mr. laepeo• tor ll'Oraw, of the Maidenhead borough polio., and 11 mutable; 13 men in all, amply snfficiest oe ordinary oora dons for the preservation of the peaoe, bet totally tsade qu•te to the emergency which so suddenly arose. By this time the mob bad increased to some thouss•d weer. Stases were flying about in all directioue, tog serious injuries upon the polio. coestelderk three of whom were much wounded, see of the Berke eon• stebulary receiving e concussion of the basis, and two other Ming most severely injured. Weil* Superinteadent Iry monger was ie the centre of the mob tryiog to Woo some of the more emitted to restrain themselves, the policemen in front of the hotel, in spite of orders to the co•trary from their superintendent, but persuaded by those braids the building, drew their staves from their pockets and coos. mooed an attack upon the mob in order to try and dispose it. This was probably about the worst thing they could have done, as the roughs on seeing the police charge immediately drew • number of short bludgeons which they had kept consetled. Fighting then began throughout the crowd, blood flowing freely, and at or time • number of men might have been seen bathing the blood from their faces in the street gutter. Constant sad repeated attacks were kept up upon the Bear Hotel, and although several toughs managed to get inside, they were as quickly expelled. The Mayor, Mr. James Smith, at last read the "Riot lot" While in the act of doing this• stone, thrown by ens of the roughs, struck him in the fen. This woe about 7 o'clock, end, as the crowd would not disperse, the Mayor telegraphed to the cavalry barracks at Spite], near Wiedear, for a squadron of the Ist Life Guards. Unfortu nately the Ist Life Guards had left Windsor for Aldershot; and the message was taken to the infantry barrack; in Sheet-street, Windsor, but es it was directed to the colonel of the lei Life Guards, • inesesse was sect from the identry barracks to the Mayor of Maidenhead, making if a debohniset of the lad hatt•lioa of Goldstone& Guards would serve his wawa This of course produced some delay, but about 10 o'clock the request for military minium was melded, and • de tesliwient of 60 nonoommenioned Wirers sad see left the bsrr•shn for the men of the riot. lie we, who were sash furnished with 60 rounds of bell easeeldge sad wan hi fell , searehlag order. mended to the Wiedeor station of the Gnat Western Railway, whew* they were deepeliched in • epeeist WM. Frees Teplsn the detaeli• sant enmeshed to liaidashead, which was than laud to bs gaol, ths mob laricm dispersed beton 11 o'clock. The troop' thee rstariud to Windsor. isechiog it shoat hailf pest 1 o'clock. BAN' OP LONDON.-(PHIN DAT.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was bald at cocoons the London Tama ; air Z. V. gang= in the obur. The flierot re erleed o pnity-Manager (Mr. 0. 3. H. Alai* read the folio " Tito statement amounts which the dlreetors sow sub mit shows that the balsam of profit it the termleatim of the past half-year amounts to 88,5471. Hs. 4d. Thtars eslk atter providing for current eapsusm , bed aid doubtful &ben, sod rebate of intend re hiW discounted not yr:4de*. emblem the directors to declare • dividend at the amid rate of 101. per sent per annum sad • boons of 21. 10• per lime, amounting together to 20 per mat. par annum, bath free of income Mx. The bolaace—vir, 2,3241.5. 241., treader:red to the reserved hied, which, by such oddities'. is inereased to 302,3241. be. 2.1. The directors retiring upon the present mosaics am John Edmund Aederdon, Bey. ; Hairy Ante, E.q ; and Thomas Dakia, Esq., who, beim duly qualified, offer themeelms for re-elestion. The divi dend and bases will be payable on end after Wednesday, July 26: The OnAIIEAUI, in movies the sds t tioe of the report. said at the last meatus he observed that she previous half-year must be regarded as se emeptimal one, mosey being then dear and trade buoyant. A change had aims 11 taken place, but they were still able to declare the mime amount of dividend se before—a fact which showed AM the business wee • mound use. To prove the matisfaetary MAWR in which the huainem wee conducted, he might remark that is the last year the divi dend and reserve feed amounted to 100,0001. 82,0001. ia the precedirm year. The Wainer li pa. dually programed, and the leak me now establiahed as one of the peat inditutioce of the Oity. (Cham) In reply to • mestion. The Osetammr said the board thought that any addi tional sums which might remain from half yam to half year after the decimation of a divideed should be added to the reserve fund until it reached 300,0001. After • short diaousaion the report was adopted, and the dividend and bonus at the rate of 20 per cent per annum declared. The rstiriog &vetoes hayieg been re-elected, es 10. BIEJLICIIf Soars moved the eleetios of Mr. C. J. gi H. Allen, who, it appeared, had intimated to the board his IN intention to resign the °Elko of etweetary, is consequence of his no longer requiring the salary attenbed to that office, " M supply the vacancy in the direction, caused by the re. I g titsment of Mr. Charles Jaya. et Mt. E. TYRRELL mooned the motion. The oli1:IRILLN, while testifygiG;the merits and eligi bility of Mr. Allen, expressed his regret that the desire to =that gentleman bad not been intimated to the me time before the meeting. He and his oolleaguse would cordially weloome Mr. Allen at the board. After a few words is explanation from Mr. Score, the motion wss carried umnimoualy. Thanks were then voted to the chairman sad hie col leagues, and to the maseger, esemtary, and other officers of the hank. THE ALLIANCE BANZ.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at noon, at the Leedon Tavern; Mr. 87121HOCISZ in the chair. Tie repori, which has already appeared, haring bass taken as reed '• ' • The CHAIRMAN in very few words moved its adoption. io In reply to questions which were put to him, The Cearitime said that 4.0001. bad been received In M diminutive of the 160,0001. mentioned in the report of the M lest half-year. The securities for the remainder continued ei as substantial as was stated, but it would of course take time to realise them. At the text meeting no mention would bs made of that debt, as it would be entirely written off. The report was unanimously adopted ; a dividend at the rate of 5 per ant., free of brooms tan, was declared ; the retiring directors were reelected, and the election of Mr. Atirinean as one of the board wee confirmed. i.,; - a;;;;;;;fioo4 - Kevb;i07 7 ;.:;1;;;I;:lilid to the auditors, and the usual sum of 2,50 W. for the half-year to the directors. — Ontiiear7tiaa of the CHAIMIAN s vote of thanks wee pared to Mr. Miller, sad the other others of the compaay, aad with a vote of thanks to the chairman sad the directors the proceedings Unabated. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) Fresh up to-day the arrivals of English wheat were very moderate. The show of samples was, consequently, small AU desoriptioes moved off slowly ; yet Monday's currency was fairly supported. At the close of beldame, a clearsoos of the stands Lad sot bees offsets& _ if; were fairly ZitfOreign wheat. Good eod fine qualities were in fair request, on former terms. Inferior kinds were a dull inquiry, though not cheaper. Fleeting eargoee of grain were mostly held at previous rates. - lluros ly any English barley was on show, and the supply of foreign wu by no means extensive. The trade ruled in• active, at about statiooary prices. There was a fair average basins• doing in malt, the supply of which wu tolerably good, at full quotatioos. Selected qualities of oats changed be nd s freely, other kinds @lowly, at the late decline in value. In bees', so little was doing that the currencies roll almoet nominal. Peas sold heavily, on former terms. The demand for Sour was quiet, at late quotations. The seed market was somewhat heavy. Oakes were dull, but sot cheaper. &ILILIVALB nr ORLIN. &C., INTO LONDON BY WATT& M I CARRIAGE. FRO JULY is ro JULY 20 NCLUSIVL Anglia sad Book* Utah retilipi Total Mot Barley. MAIL 0.1.. Maar. vs. qrs. vs. vs. Ws. sacks 1610 .. 660 .. ri) Via eli9o 63160 1100 lo 9640 I 6660 660 57000 1100 300 CORN MARKETS LTIONAL ISLIGNAPIL ) izzarotcptxr.) BHARAT L18T6.-(T518 DAY.) Two Alum. The railway market is dull to-day, with few transactions. Metropolitan stock has detained per cent., Midland f, and South Eastern 1. The other principal lines an unchanged. Landon and North Western stook is now quoted 113 to f ; Great Western, 66 to f ; Midland, LIS/ to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120 f to ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; South Eastern, MI to 85 ; Great Eastern, 48f to 1 ; Metropolitan 137} to 1 ; Great Northern, 130 f to 131} ; ditto A, 144 to 140 ; and Loudon and South Western, 99. to 100. Indian, Canadian, and foraip railway shares exhibit no movement. WIDMANN MAIM LID ■TOOLS sal rd. I s.mV•a bird sad Imirt.... Okinbaaa ark iukel arra Omura 10. • J • rev. LON • Do. if p. kikald Mb. Duran and as _Joae I 16 - - a 77 7 . Idloimosb 'ad B.l l l l = 2:rioolors Ord. W. IMoong. 80.1 irthot iloostlitoodbora Do,A J• roc Do db. oft Do.B 1100 p. a. Qt. a math & Watt an ) gril Wooden LWOW: VoLdquollUg Dm ®oath W oho.— Do. W. W&L—Oztood D. Do. Bonen D. D. Bordord Iwooldse • Yorkshire Lund= sod Bisotwoil tns Brlg:ramoot &Dos 1=4.2d00.A6p.0 looka& Bonk Wow. LoodouddoothWooMeo Mon.,Bliot.,‘ Lomb& Mstrogoetas Do. Bow D. Irlordoo Moira. DB. (Pro. 6.sp Do. do. do. to Shins ... pima. • 0•11 Mom NM Komi ..... North &Mali . Do. N. Naators—iloriolok . ...... Talk IlioaktDoollog. 60. 11164111... tto. USA— Looao. - ----, Noe* etsdardablee kN. & Western Ina ettle& 0564+1 l &mill& LK Aber.Alk. .Bbw o hlz . Uolca 8 &ma &hefts *mines, Woidaglukdx sit Do. 0..... ... Vak Meath Vaploria tka. s Pinata • With OorowaD W. Dar** H. IL A Clean grimes I Sales Mo-day yesiiinias. 101 gun. N N 11l US N N 0 N Is 11 0 as WO Ili it To IS% WI 144 lit 128 181 87 110 46 1 87 64 OS 46 47 46 42 166 106 121 66 96 166 146 40 Al 62 64 Mt Urn Oh 104 66 67 136 ISO ,- 3 ,- 104 106 li '1 I=l SS i 4 Id Sti 114 1121 69 TO 1099 104 - - On Ile 111 U go 121 318 a i 0 9 . 79 IA In 1911 146 160 66 67 111 U 68 60 1141 86i 9 10 166 1119 S 4 pm 196 106 12.1711311. 10111/111102t i. allialta464l. lawiesei 61 Ili &O.la.g.tv.e. 102 1.011 Do. Y Diane Ifalaho & UN Hares 41 Do. helereisee Dail., Drauk&Ooderlob 6p. o. We. Aust.!. 1 Do. do. lily L •• Do. do. Jaw 1876 •-• & B.lestora6v.o. a. 19 101 Dope T. & Booker.NN W s. rei g. TO 16 NA. Drraerer74 1 6 do l.6.perpQoo4 1084 101 vs. BM Nein ga. 6 do lO3 IN Do. J astermeoa (tread Trunk of Looado 111 194 aouip. 8.,49.61 80 Do. IM Net. Imde 66 46 Do. do. deterre d 46 00 Do. tad port Bowls 674 604 Do. N. WNW 60 61 Do fed pref. Nook Do. do. deferrect IS N 46 Do. MD pret. Nook Do. do. deterred N 17. Great halloo Notarial& 10$ 166 Do. Do. t u :r . r o 04.8. oflodloq.f p. N. 90 101 Do 411 per Nat. Do 06. Western et Canada Do. Now D 0.114. a Ma. pay. 1273 D 0.44 do. do. 1277 Indian Brandt. Uxorial Madras guar. 6 9. Nat AN. do. 64 do Do. ao. 64 do.— Do. MN Isaradom Kolb. Oorp. 6 per e. Ddl Itslb. sad Hoboes's Bay N. Lefroa.B9.r.lN p. B. Broads, gas. 6 11 . oso t Do. do. do. Do. realsoo do Do. ludas 04.1104. do. la 140 NO I 100 IC. IP U• U. 1411 Ile 1 Siam n ifdlal 103 i N 6$ IN 84 100 101 100 101 Ni l it 92 94 JOINT STOCK BLNIB. MIME (glees. I Maw. - ID tOSIt 'Ti isle i lee N. 1 ZALLWaTIi. RONNY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ozoow. There is no movement of importance) in the stook market*. to-day, and the only animation in in• • shares of posse of the new oompenine--Ifettopolis Sewage, for example, having risen to .5 to 6 pram. The Bev lish and foreign funds and home railway stocka ii i i ix nearly all cases are , unchanged in price. The discrount market is quiet to-day, and the anpply of money good, yet no transactions are re ported in the' beet paper below 3 per cent., the Bank minimum The rate in. the Stock Exchange for short loans on English government securities in 2 to 21 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tole , gram, the Three per Cent. Rental) opened at 67fr. 66c., showing no change. Console are now quoted 891 to 90 for money, and 90 tot for the account (August 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 90, 1, 891; ditto for account, 90, 1 ; Three per Omits. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 89j, 1, }; Red Sea Telegraph 191 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, I. In foreign stocks there is not even a fractional variation. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, vie : Greek, 21+ to 1 ; Turkish 1866 Bonds, 731 to 74 ; ditto 1862, 78 to 1 ; ditto Consolidis, 491 to 1 ; Spanieh Passive, 281 to 291 ; ditto Certificates, 191 to 141 ; Confederate, 7 to 9 ; and Mexican, 231 to 241. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 80 ; Danubian, 781, 1; Egyptian, second Mime, 97+ ; ditto 1864, 94+ ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 94 ; Italian for account, 641, ex div. ; ditto, 1865, 771, 77 ; Mexican, 24/, 24, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 47i, ex div. ; Rusaii.n, 1859, 57 ; ditto 1862, 92i; Spanish, for account, 481, ex div. ; ditto Passive, for account, 29, 281 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 14 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 941,; ditto 1858, for account, 731 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 78 ; ditto 1862, for account, 73, 1, 73, ex div. ; ditto 1863, 704, ex div. ; ditto 1865, 444, ex div. • tnterrational Financial shares are now quoted Ito 14 pm., ex div. ; General Credit, 14 to 14 prem.; London Financial, 7to prem. ; Imperial Mar cantile, 14 to 14 prem., ex div.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 34 to prem., ex div.; Otto man Soci6t4 Gdo4rale, 24 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to ; and Egyptian Trailing, 14 to 14 dis. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Atlantic Telegraph preference, to prem. ; Glamorgan shire Iron, 24 to 3 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 34 to 4 prem. ; Barned's Bankiog, par to prem. ; and Peruvian Railways, 5 to 6 prem. Metropolis Sewage shares are quoted 5 to 6 prem., and Overeod, Gurney, and Co., 14 to 14 prem. The shares of the Loodon Merchants Com pany (Limited) are steady, at jto die. Fous o'CLoci. Console am fractionally better, at 90, for money, and 90k for the account. 4,0001. in gold has been taken from the Bank. 100,0001. in bullion was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. . . The Great Eelitem Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7381. over last year ; the North Eastern an increase of 1,9141. ; the Great Northern an increase of 1,2001. ; the Great Western an increase of 2,3771. ; the Lancashire and York shire a decrease of 1,1601. ; the Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire an increase of 2681. • the London, Chatham, and Dover, its Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 1,1181.; the Metropolitan Extension an increase of 8001.; and the Kent Coast Branch an increase of 8001. The New Zealand Trust and Loan Company, at their meeting yesterday, declared a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. An extraordinary general meeting of the Marine Investment Company (Limited) will be held on the 31st instant, when the following resolution will be proposed :—"That there be paid to the members onacoount of dividend, to be declared at the next ordinary general meeting out of the profits made during the half-year ending June 30, 1885, • sum at the rate of W. per cent, on the capital of the company paid up on January 1, 1866, and that a sum on the like account computed after the said rate of 51. per cent, for six months, be paid to the members in respect of that portion of the capital paid up on May 1, 1865. The said payments to be made on and after the 4th day of August next." An extraordinary general meeting of the Conti nental Bank Corporation will be held on Monday, the 7th August, to propose a special resolution re quiring the company to be wound up voluntarily. The transfer books will be closed for eight days previous to the Bth of August. The transfer books of the Land Securities Com pany will be closed, preparatory to the general meeting, from Tuesday ! the 25th, to Monday, the 31st instant, both days inclusive. An extraordinary general meeting of the Imperial Mercantile Credit Association (Limited) will be held on the 27th instant, to confirm the resolution passed at the meeting on the 13th instant. The half-yearly meeting of the London and South Western Railway Company is called for the 17th of August, and that of the North Staffordshire Railway Company for the 9th of August, at Stoke upon-Trent - - - - Mr. Allen, who has been connected with the Bank of London from its establishment, having resigned his position as secretary, the following requisition has been addressed to him by a large body of the shareholders : Understanding that you have reslieed for yourself a posi tion of independence, rendering it no longer necemery that you should remain a Warted offleer of the bank, and that you hare compliantly placed your resignation in the hands of the directors. we, the undersigned, considering your extensive experience, bonnets aptitude, and intimate ac quaintance with the strain of the bank, desire to see you permanently memeted therewith ; and we request that you will offer yourself for the seat at the board meant by the retirement of Mr. Charles Joys., and we tender you our support socordingly.—Loodon. July 13, 1865. With regard to the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, the circular of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite remarks that "the mails from New York within the last week have brought remittances amounting to 17,5001. sterling on account of the accruing coupons of this company ; it is intended that a por tion of the net earnings shall be remitted weekly, and we should be glad to see official notification periodically by the trustees for the bondholders of the amount received within each month. The traffic returns for June are not fully made up, but there is every probability that they will be 500,000 dollars." The share certificates of " Moore, McQueen. and Co. (Limited)," are now ready for delivery, in ex change for the bankers' receipts. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 19, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Oireelation Jens Ozroulatioa active Public deposits Other dolomite Goveranisat securities in basking dawn:mat . 10,398.909 No chomp. Other mourittes in banking desertinsat Oda sad bullion in both departments —.b 15,063.367 Demme 45 1 , 099 Ore day and other bin 554,971 Ismer 4,354 The Best 3.460.096 lumen 31,756 Notes in reserve ..--..- Total reserve Motes k ode) Is Making departaseat The private deposits, which increased largely in the previous return, upon the payment of the divi dends, now present the heavy decrease of 1,336,02131., anl though this draught upon the Bank's resources is partially coenpeneated by the addition of 341 .8701. to the public deposits, and by the diadem tion of 664,4691. in the private securities, the ro oters presents a fresh decline of 292,6891. The item of coin and bullion presents the unusually heavy decrease of 451,0991., showing the effects of the demand for harvest and electioneering purposes. BANK INGLAND.—As Lomat pezorat t. the Ad IQ sad SY VIIA.a.III. far taw wet fading cm Wolasiday, JOI7 11, 1114. 'otos hard esivr..esel IIiMIZOND Di Mon' O`°11•1 MO MS L Public Desalts (lo eluding Jachol., Say. Bonito Com mis. of National Debt, sod D Accounts) Other Domlts. 14,494,217 Elsses dog waded's, Itllls Ocreramesi MA— MIAMI* Other areurttin , MKS* Gild ads ea oirs KUL." haZah 0,111111112. Goverassid bow . . . 151,708,110 Drad M OM =Ls.. Lie, 644 Nolo OW log NM Oft MAT /28.364.118 T W. MILLI". Mat OadtYr. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, mil Co.'s report of yesterday's hide Was : 1a8.1 84 0 111 7 July 20. 1816. Aftheiriarteena series d hide salsa far the year there was • fair demand for both salted sad dry hides, the home trade and exporters operating te • moderate *Meet. WA India— 01 and Cow—Calcutta: Hides of good to prime quality were in great request, at as admires of ed. to geL per lb. opal late rate.—other deseriptioes, of which the sake wen 'kiddy manned, being sold in many Witmer at a slight mere ties ia pries. The analysis of the Wes is 91,00 S Calcutta UN paresis, 19,197 brought forward from former .she, sod 1.408 flingamers, ha. ; ell Mike hides, of which 85,400 wee* mold. Beet India : Beide realised about late rates. Leather Beth Amin:lima sad Bast ladle were neglected, sad only part meld. Belied Hider Australian were in good reqnsek a large prep:eters of the quantity offend being &peed of at fall prime to ea advance of id. per lb. Cape ales sold well. South Are. rime mostly bought in. Dry and Drysalted Bides South Amacicen realised late rates. Dryealted and baud Manritina were all sold. Hann hides dull of sale ad meetly bought in. Bark amity all gamed. TRIJUDAY MINIM. Consols, which closed yesterday st 901 to / for the Bth of August, opened acid closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 90 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 90, / ; ditto, for account, 901, i; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89/, ; New Three per Ceuta., 89k, f, ; Ex chequer Bills, 4a. prem. ; Indis Five per Cents., for account, 1041, 1, +; ditto Four per Omit., Oct., 1888, 99 ; ditto Five per Cent. enlaced paper, Jan., 1872, 102/. • • The India Five per Cent stock was steady. Exchequer Bills remain at par to 4e. prem. Foreign stocks were dull. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates were more offered, and declined i to I per cent. There wsa also a reduction of in Turkish Consolid6s and Mexican. Peruvian Bonds were rather firmer. . . The shares of the financial companies have scarcely varied from yesterday's quotations. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational Financial, Ito prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 1 1 1 to 11 prem. ; London Financial, 7 to f prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 14 to 11 prem., ex div.; Credit Foncier and Mobiher, 34 to 1 prem. East London Railway shares of both descriptions were lower, the lighter form being quoted dia. to par, and the paid-up, Ito 04 die. The closing (but in many oases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference, fto prem. ; Glamorgan Iron and Coal, 24 to 3 prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Barned's Bank, par to prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 2 prem. ; Parkield Iran, 1 to 2 prem. ; General Estates, 21 to f prem. ; General Ex change Baulk, to 24 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 34 to 4 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to 4 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 5 to 54 prem. ; Samuel Bestow and Co., f to 14 prem. ; Accidental and Marine Insurance, 14 to 2 prem. The shares of the Metropolis Sewage and Essex Reclamation Company were last quoted 4 to pram., showing a fresh rise ; and Overeud, Gurney, and Co., 1 to If prem. LIVERPOOL COTTON (THL9 a (IT imam= LID DMA (ran on owx Garrott.—Tbe market steady, sales about 8,000 bales. 001111.—Market thinly attended. Wheat in limited request, sad fully 241. lower. Flour, slow sales at former rates, sad, if possible, la dearer; mixed, 40s. 6d. ; Ibrail, 30s. 6d. ; 31a. Beans steed,. Oats sad oatmeal unebestled. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (BY MUT= KINGDOM ZLJCTRIC TZLIGI4PI.) (FROM OUR OMI 0011111111PONDMIT.) We base very little business passim& is wheat here to-day and prim tend downward& la spring corm no alteratton. MINOING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 800 All -niers ham ben so active demand for British West India, at prior ranging chiefly from 30s. 6d. to 33.., and a fair business has also bees done in other deocriptioes on full terms, Molar; orntellised Marina, at 36a. 9d. to 345. 6d. ; Peeoisg, 31s. to 33a. &L; Porto Woo, 355. 6d. ; Cuba Muscovado, 320. 6d. Refined is is more active request at full prices, Comm-The public sales continue to go off steadily. at firm rates; plantation Ceylon triage sod ordinary 61a. to 76.. 6d. ; low ridding, mod middling, 80s. 6d. to 851. ; good ditto, 87s. 6d. to RBs. ; peaberry, 82.. to 85s. 6d. ; native Ceylon, good ordinary, 680. ; fine ordinary, 695. 6d. to 70s. ; other Fast India plantation, 84s. 6d. to 102 s. Tan.-The market romans quiet. Snow-200 cases of comer lives sold at 80.. to 82a. for altly rankly ; and • small parcel of Malabar pepper at 44d. for shot kind. Rot..-There are sellers, but few buyers, at the previous currency. Rion -3,000 bags of Necrsaxie .old at 9a. 6d., and 3,000 bags of Bassein, at 9s. led. cash. Oortos.-The market continues dull sod inactive. Coolintam..-At the public solos full prices were paid to an advance of ld. per lb. tot potty Honduras; silver, pasty, *old st 3.. ld. to 3s. 2d. ; bright, 3e. 3d. to 3s. 6d. ; loooritto silver, 3.. 3d. to 3s. 4d. ; black, 3s. 6d. to 38.11 d. ; Mexican silver, 3.. ld. ; black, 3.. 2d. to 3s. 7d. TALLOW MARKET.—(TRIG DAY.) The market is steady ; prime are quoted ea follows : Tows tallow, 41s. 3d. ; l'otersbouw Y. 0., oa the spot, 410. 6d. ; October to Deoembor, 42a. 3d. to 42a. 6d. ; December, 425. 9d. ; January to March, 430. 3d. ; March, 435. 6d. to 43.. 9d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) iall•DlNEALL.—Hides: Prices 561bs. to 6411 h. M. t. 3d.; 641h0. to 721ba., 3d. to 3gd. • 72161. to 80tbo., 3d. to 304 80th.. to 88th.., 3gd. to t 82.110. to 961b0., 3gd. Hoes.. to 41 Moe hides, 9.. to 10m. ; skim, light, 2s. to 46. ;toll 65. 6.1. BERMONDSZT.--Shilinnitian : Do w.% --S. to 3g. N go. ; shoorliap, 2.. 2d. to 21. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY. Kamm Palisades sad Smith report a oontinued 'Wade demand for ooesuraptioa for the few hope remoining of last year's growth, at firm Eaten. The wiceaata from lb* plao tattoos aro pass 117 favourable for as average mop, bat it will sot be an exemtive ona COAL MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Walls lad Maas. 19s. 9a.; Woks End loath Ratios, 19a. 9d.; Walla Had Tana. 19a. 6d. ; Walls Zed Braddyia Hattnt. 19s. ; Walla led loath Ballo% 19a. 3d. ; Will. l o p Myth Hall. 19s. 3d. ; Will. End Hales, 18s. 1 6(1.• Psesber. Dia. 9d.; West Lasagnas, Ws. 9d. ; Walls Zed Hallos Leo" M istabisk 90; M Nab. 90. i 1 ,.. LO 7 111 iiii I is is. Ivo ea . 7 ue lei is 100 toe is I'°°. no IPd I CI. prices. I Bales. 110. I di I 114.11111 A. 60,000 NI 16,006 1 00 IIN 1 10, MON 106 MAN 10 00,000 I* NOOOI SO Agri at liariormaa*L., Old ones divided .... AlI4o . Do. Mooed At Wiwi glo An Annals& An& zapuen (um) Anglo Holum iLueltod Aakatloßank.Cor.nowahl lti. lamanWmila Dm Now Alakaporibuortumai ge CO O l 11 . 600 1 10.0001 :Bank EZ .. IBank cd of Otago (Waned; 'Baal' of Queensland (I.) 7 toefttadtumarla -- • - • liillo,olloi la•CO! leak OA .4441.a..._ Beak at Now &Wad .. !!ffu.llo,lToF,Prof!, ii:iiii ! -- f...? - il ii:iiil !?..clool 10.0001 Se.°l c. tug. Ind/24•11& c hin . wart. Mar. of LadJaolk, 61 66 6 4de SPNI 1 16. 4 die m 76 72 74 211 12k 31 22 141 146 1 die 6 4 .114 at 46 7 *Ai". ii 411 44 It li4W 48 26 117 47 44 110 113 80 41 Ed ii:iiii iii.l !Awl Iflty Odosial tbea.Bank ol Mauls luau. 144ak LudiN Re. 6;;;DiZia Wk (1; poiftswq 11) 0 • ni •} - 34 26 i 43 3rl .. 60 1 xd I.ioiiiii) I Do. New 11.000 60 Inset Loodoa (Lholtodi *OOO l 10 .utero IhothannorLfral 10,000 16 Nogllth Joint Stock (L.) 340001 60 vhd.ecot.&aoeLlAtorteL 10,000 60 cicalas and Sloane& (L MAW 10 ~ crop.= Honk, lAmltad 10,000 100 KladasseOhtnadasp (LI 16,000 DM Du. iseueti at opm 21,000 100 Do. Now 10,0001100 Imperial Blnk, Unalted 111,000 20 lupedalol6einaa—. 0,060 15 lonian.. 6,000 St Dn. New 100.000 16 last MAIL Isdlo(L) 110,000 00 Loo.Bo.oilleilw,.kr.(l. 11,100 100 Aga. Doak of lisolisod,l. wow le• , Iced= and Breda= 4010 100 i1aa.3.1.1r003i..0/e6elL 10,0001 115 Do. New, lac et le pm 00,000 10 Ise. OIL Desk el Asek 30,000 60 !Leaden and (booty ON 16 LOD !Loa asealii.Oas.ls..(L) 19 00 JO Lcodas lard Stook.— *Leniesit los* Akira' loc i 4600 100 Loo. & 8. WOODTO 'Luis. 4000 100 Do. do. New .. L boo. OGO 60 Loodon&trancenela (L) :: 1 10. 000 106 & Wm./WM& , 10. 100 Merchant lianlLLlnt.) 64 60 16 106 Niabast L. 13,000 100 111ol60.0tlerov. beak (L. 4166100 Do. 6e. 0,0001100 Muliased Beat ( Um) 14000400 Yearn& of Liverpool 10,0001100 12.1'04011netead 340001 20 I Do. lad Wes 30,001 90 Do. Ird line 10,000 60 N alloSal Bank *OOO 60 Da. New 14600 10 line Wei Wake 40,000 101 Now Maim: (10eribed) 60,000 10 North Western OON ID Book °capons. 00,1100 SO Progla.kankhenCerp• (L I I bami 2,210 VI Do. do. WOO HO rumba at inland I 1000 10 Do. do. New I VOW 10 Soleelo.resd.,llDelld (LI 10.0103 111 Aseirolio. P,Oll 101 ot I. IL Africa I KIN 1110 Do. do. Da 000poLi 0,000 II Unice oa Aroma —.l Row 101 Mika al Deism& Pr.) h 00,0.)0 60 Mos at Leads 11 18 Nod Ma 2pm 1 Po .U 4 pm 20i tk dL db .114 1 ~ma 4 .00 se is idl4 *pm * ben 11 1 414 — dV 4 om is 8 10 pm 2 II pm '4B nib T 1• - 47 49 19 10 i iclls epic II 4kW 94 97 1 fps 4 I OV 5 4db • 441. 20 1041. • 111 p. 10r 21 1 - Is in N es 42 Ws oar 34 OW 63 64... .... 11 i ... 1:2I i 1411.1 SS IS I 7ff I E i 94 Se i 41. itut 4 1 111 6 al K -61 AR zia 6 a 41,4 - 60 61 sl 61 WI 14 PREFEJLERGIL 611.41412. Great Northers, 6 par emit, 1134. Great Meagan, original irredeemable 4 per met., 84. Manelisiter, BbiB.ld , Ned Llecolaeldre, 3l per owl, 66. North imerin, Mack, H. sag IS. Posh., 101. B. P.I MINK&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoox. The mining market is inacti;oiti4ay, and prices generally exhibit no alteration, compared with those last current yesterday. No transactions are officially reported in the Stook Exchange. Very few bargains have occurred in foreign and colonial mining shares, and quotations are un changed. It is notified that the letters of allotment of shares in the Lander City Silver Mining Company (Limited) were sent out yesterday. WILA.THER RKPORT.-(T1118 DAY.) Midi. .11712 tl. S Lit D. L W.S.W. &ILL irMr;:to.ge 4carboroge Ska a Oki& 2lEff 4 11•11.oised. WSJ es w.Ew. srir. 3.8. Z. LILL B.L LN.I. LN.W. zif.L &W. aiir. /LW. NAL WALL &O.Z. &S.& 11.11. W. & W. & W. 6. - W. 6.8. W. 8. - ir. x. W. . 1 ° I A MYNA SATOIDLT. am Nommaism maimAT. 6.g to &W. and N. W., Oodiata W.A.W. to N.N. W., varying from rode- trash to moderato. rate to strong. As above. warm. As above. Varying. fresh, with Woman& N. W. to N lt. and bask rail in some places. bash to moderate. LW. to N.W. and N.R., Wing As nest above. fresh, generally ftne: Noethiorn.scesland. Weeteeri.lzelsed, Wass, and *Ma reasoles. Boalbera=lhasileh Maisel sad Bay of Blom. Bastarassimalerard Maland sad North Rea. i. :* The Superior of the Armenian convent of the Kehiliteriste is now is Park for the purpose of •egotiatiag •tr aaslatio• of the " Histoire de Close " into Amoeba. The liabiterins occupy at Vries se immense atarnt, celebrated all over Europe for the typographic works which bone from its printiavolike, directed by the Armenian monks. A sad disaster has occurred at the baths of Lucca. The young Duchess d'Alcadia, of the family of Prior Roopoli, la endeavouring to eztiogoish • spirit. lamp, set fire to her than. end was so terribly burnt that she died two dais after. Hass hntband, who came to her assistanoe, was himself severely mired in kiss efforts to ex. lingnish the flames. A letter from Stockholm of the 15th says " Death hem latterly been depriving Swedes of new of her nor who have bees most distinguished ie different walks of life. Of thews the chid are the post liallastams, w►o was arse of the 18 members of the Swedish Azad ucy, and profuse" of etedera literature is the University el Up•el ; the painter Nile Ladino, who, though only the sea of s pease, attired a self•taeght proficiency in art whisk his reedered kis name famous is other lands ; sod, finally, the Bishop of Themsader, who bas long reared the very highest plane i• this rustry ran orator and theologian. sad whine to. is deeply deplored by all reeks of porgy r acme of the great men sod master lards of the kiogdoto, whom piece is the March and is the state ft will be alike difilesh to supply.' Great excitement (says Gelirsersi) was caused two • ermine sine at the Ones& Mastro. net es the partite was about le vise for a sew ad, by leaderless( " 11.1 p Penh a dance !" Wiled the soma It soon became knows tinge/set the sears, k. sat a keelson eared by eerie. corals attenslem pall to meths" lady instead of lisesslf, bed takes a strong der of landaanni. resweette resisdlas bevies; Wm immediately ed•isistered, en aeries, nese wows en likely to meta ..... '. 1.. li. IT. Kara *lit Abortion Wm . * TO* Ord:oW_ ... 16nommue .70,61 Hallway Velesite . CV* . 246 ; • —l - - il= "wm. ool . . 26.62 0 I n Holyhead Pembroke.— Pemmoos 211.87 61 IlreoL ... L'Ottest WM ot tochelort 116.76 CI Plymouth ....19.e7 16 Proyesooth :ass es Portimooth 129.111 61 Ceiba — Ws — iiii irAve • 6 a a 1 48 60 tt IA • 8 i Ct 1 1 1 i la 'U I 21 :01 100 127 I NO 0 12 4 i 4 4t 1.111 84t' -• Pa