The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-01 00:00:00

IGES — CE INTima off inansio =ammo wsTIOUTH MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) OargrY STAKES. One mile and a dbk ...aim, The Plover, Allow lle, Heresy f, Moo, ortr o gewr, Scarborough , Bak. sad Dr. laWrishtall wisSILEY SWIM Thme-quarten of a mile. Mae Lavinia 0, El Faro Ths Nun of Avon, u;s6,-..legmboo, Loaf Sager, Fern Leaf, and Matilda il aloe. SCURRY HANDICAP. Half rolls. Berm, deerbommtb, May Qeeea, Kath irriLiri land, and ',minket are hue. QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles.' Jam, °aide, Pearl Diver, Pah7 Lead Had r. 0 10 :1...i. Doty, Lady Overtown, Hersey f, j ug ushris g, Roarer, and Shrepaell. Ali sre 110 O BS° "I:23l32.°liritorNigusr°" QUAßZ Re (taschester Examiner) are informed that wevir ad l o in from Liverpool to Landau. who had e ... 1.17 INA in gold, an arriving at Eedenaquere a y owl" *eked the parcel porter to take end idyl It w ant The non refused, sad an 'narcotics ro nomad then Lett his van to fetch some oos else 10 ;7 k r go meg, but, os his rotor% almost iMnit . s i b e , gee s, W. believe thecompeny had bound is" *si g. to nged She geld for 1,0001. 100 _ - - 7- - ---- -- lyric:oz OF MAJOR DB vial, &E. ei —e--- Si a t our 4 obsequies in connexion with the js 6 T ad *, Lao &Jr Harr Fraser de Vera, LB., were N. el wed ere a Terry by the removal of the re arres of i k o arra fro. Curregbettese to Asksaton Churchyard N. in lersimit in the orient family vault. At 10 o'clock the : 0 . 01 .00 commenced to arrive on horseback red t o e es AI lb. airily of Curreghchase House. the reeideoce 84 ~ s , v as i s VII" Bert., where the body lay. At half- St. ...,prelirmsr7 or rsagereate bowleg bra Man. St the beams a ppeared in front of the hour. Nor M. h o se! of r Aubrey Ike late Sir de Vera, father 01 the i t w: &meg who less interred in July. 182:i, midi a sight had a, m e hue witnessed in erenexicia with %burial in Ashmore. set; oa d y w a rmer, oo horseback, beaded the rvol oad maim H.e in ito ;0 4o essed order, six sect eight deep ; behind these tie Steletti. f o rm labourers. 80., to the number of at rut !to aim ,* white has-bands :thee f ollowed the hearse. '7, s ears re body, sad behind • long line of all &scrip. i o cosi cricks followed, the entire exteeding over three los el a Owing to the slow pace at which the too rile s attountil. and the distress from Curraghehre N. atelstesite wise fire miles, the (unseal did not reach the 9 d w arrei sail belt-past 2 o'clock. et. Ite Th , wourateg "mho whkh came after the harts were is . le i flir Aohrey de Vero ßart. ; Stephen F.. de Vire, Es, c o re William. de Yore Lord hfonteagle, and the Hon. gtritO'Brimi. Amon gs t the private equipages in close S et t. all vs observed those of Colonel the Right Ilon. W. 1 2 1 ; m.p. (mho emus special from Dublin to be present); i s . oilers, R. M. Tulla, Thompson Russell, George Fos- r s . bety,isbaelß.Ryso,Robert Haat, Gerald Bronerbassett, go lira Ellie. Croker Barrington, John Vanderkiste, John sb g bore, Edward Carling, Darrel M. /daianse ll , Thar@ st ger Carol'. Noir, it. Runt, Richard Taylor , Captor 111 rlkis, EX ; Dr. D. O'Hiudon. Dr. Worrell, Mx. Iltr. l i t • 10 joke, C.L, U. at. Os mini at the burial groped the coftio wee oonveyed se. i do l body of the church, where a wreath of flowers was at. ref ern the lid, and the burial service read by the Rey. St k Riot is the absence from horns of the rector, the Rev. It.. It. Nu trelL At the 00°010100a the bod 7 wee thee taken r., %the reveyard, and deposited In the family vault, its last 7 $ loisillsos• 10 The redo, shutters were up in all the shops of the st 10 lon d Askimiton.—Limerick Chronicle. ee The sews from Italy announces the death of Ipar Latinism Valerim Senator and Prefect of Marsha in bk. A journalist from the outwit of his political c veer is boded the Coscortisa in 1847, which wee afterwards dosed into the Dirstto. A demooratin in principle, he deer voted with the Left , in the Twin parliament. In Unle us nominated governor, and afterwards Prefect of ira Osna Yesterday, the foundation stone of the new rs.. lichens' Institutioa for Leeds was laid by the Mayor 100 (l. Sideman Luccsek), who is also the preeldeat. For sane yeses the necessity of a new building has been reeog *M. but various canes have contributed to defer ite use- e l lima until the vaunt time. Mr. Brodrick, the architect of me Ile Town Hall, is the architect for the new institution, tr o niish is to bs erected on the east side of Coolcridge-street, oppcitethe new baths. Ita most is estimated at' 0.0004, and 100 be wet the expenditure the com mittee have 14,0001. in sub- II owiptions promised audio the value of the present building. too Ie Wilke to a large lecture theatre , lib rar y , /re., provi- 111 Ise is made for the School of Art, for the szbools con- so Wel with the institution, and for a flue art gallery. CRICIII AT PARIS.—In the match which has gs fiat sakes place between the Civil Service Club and that el Paris, the former scored in their Brit innings 76, and in 1,7 the mond 217, bsiog 293 in all ; while: the Paris Club lie W GO in Oasis . first, and 69 in their *mood, or 129 is 4 . • Ford's Theatre at Washington is being converted 41. MD a arelsoof building, in which all the captured archives I li of the Southern Confederacy will be kept. They will be IL War the Marge of Dr. Francis Lieber, of New York. SO DEATH OF MISS HAWTRZY.—OId Etonian will se. regret to hear of the death of Elizabeth, Isat surviving sister el the Rev, Dr. Hawtrey, the well-known anddistinguished lW pored of Etoo. Miss liawsrey and her sister used to live with their brother, who treated them with the courtly po. Visnessof the old school, and they were as familiarly keown to all Eton boys es the doctor himself, presiding at his inskfants, sad listening (in silence always) to bis eon- wagon. Qtreeres COLLEGE, LIVERPOOL.—The Rev. W. Anse Whitworth, M.A., late scholar of St. John's College, Cambeidp (16th wrangler in 1862), and Joint editor of the Orford, Co/abridge, and Du&lin Messenger of Mathematics, bee hem appointed PIOSISOr of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Queen's College, Liverpool. UNIVERSITY OF DERH•M. -••• Some important Aimee have recently been made io the statutes of the 'Dilworth, of Durham, with a view to the extension and improvement of that institution. Under the sew regale goes, which will come into operation at Michaelmas next. Jimmied of residence will be extended to eight months is the year, instead of six, as heretofore ; and students in arts, ea plating the requisite examinations, will be admis edge to the degree of Bachelor of Arts after a residence of two years. In the school of physical sciences which has vow been establiahei lectures will be provided in chemistry, Mica, civil sogineeriog, and other kindred subjects. 'Venous new examinations and scholarships have been provided, which, as well en those previously existing, will he disposed of by competitive examioation. No religious testis subscription will be required on matriculation, ner kadaltees, exhibitions, scholarships, or fellowship'. THE " FRIENDS" OF TIIE Isitu CIII7KCIL—Tbo aiabliahed church of Ireland has suffered greatly, and l i d *beta unfairly, In the estimation of the catholic public, sad of me rushy of its own members, by its supposed con. se, *mks with • society of zealous, well-meaning, but un- le eseassful and indiscreet proselytisers. Every single lay lo protestant gentleman, and almost every protestant clergy- 10 nth, with whome opisions on the subject I have become sic directly or indirectly movement, views unfavourably the ll 'Memos measure+ adopted by this society. It was only of pi Ink that I was walking with two friends whose attachment et to our owe communion is undoubted, but who have tinnier- Ili me friends attached to the older form of faith, when, at a tun is the street, we read on a large placard stowing us in the face th e f o ll ow i n g words :—" The hope of the Christian ' I , as contrasted with the hope of she Roman catholic! I!" I 1, "let,. my which of the three felt the most humiliated by ti " 6 Perm' of this Iniachievous and moat unchristian in- Bolt. If such a placard were posted op hp the emissaries of I,Plitiorr minority in the streets of Belfast. Aberdeen, or Manchester, the posters would be fleet of foot 3 iedeed if they method out of &EV of these towns with a I sound head and a whole skin. It speaks well for the for imams, of the catholic clergy and the orderliness of our Poorer population here (Galway) that the periodical ap- Parana of such indecent meoffestos has never led to • die- 1 batrence of the preee.—Macesillan's MrsoaMne for SDP' flambee. AN INCIDENT IN AN EMPEROR'S CAREER.— Basetimes, indeed, one of the deeper fellows does stumble into " The Tombs." It is seid that this building once had the homer of entertaining for a brief time one whom con s:mutate art boa since obtained for him • powerful throne. Committed on the charge of being mixed with some dime ?stable !affair, this adventurer was, according to the New York story, barely Rayed from a residence in that unimpe " ab*le, of a duration that might have cossiderthly affected the destinies of Europe, by the smartness of • ;rae kern-, who hid to take fine p crows, this remises for his fe e. hen his former client had gained • lawy forwarded to him a bill for services rendered in New York es the occasion referred to, which bill may or may not have hue of imperial dimensions. but at any rate elicited DO re- Inc.n re. After trying this twice without effect, the ands -6"0.5 lawyer forwarded a copy of an amusing amount of the adventure of his highness in New York, which. it was Wiled. would, in ease of the seemettleinent of a certain w hich riceforanled bill, shortly appear in the New York en". paper would pay • good sum for so rich a liknol. Within six weeks from this communication the Wryer was invited to an interview with one of the foreign unoisters at Washinetoo, which proved eatiefectery to all Poetic ; and thus history has lost an interesting item in the career of one of her most distinguished characters.— Frostr's Magmiar for September. 'NOES PTCY. ems) sa. E the petitiou of the I wart &Meer et be gyeasd that the y hoe under esetiroa rue, and accents as apolicoioa ; Mr. r. Lindley supported Ii debt* bad bean Maoist, but with to be duo to a t tho bankrupt bad / notes reproaentind . ked that the bank. etatoment, am the nuissal of the wed. a troah one would i were about 1,5001., L a onsets, if carefully I to pay wediton is taw were We Crows embers of the 'Arlo• gee might be eataned parlismeat was very itateenet of the debte Mi, tnte,and aoseratm sbe bad omitted we ay instance where a er the @Utmost bed a would thetefors be /lIRTI3. !rot, Islington, ►ad t, Clericeowell, were to diag inside the shop pads of giogham, at r. Jame Chubb, Bose. and well-known to prosecutor's shop, and it of stockings. Lewin cod it under her cloak s , on will know where to in a hurried manner. the shop and gives into takeu into custody by she admitted that she t to a man fora small ,m had been stoles, hot recover was four yards wu not awe that the was guilty, and that the IA!, the bad it den the cue he shouli send tot prisiners to see it the V. 3T • CLEM. e name of James Fed* e, Coloey Satoh. t clierke um of 30e., receed by eels Morden, se..?i, City. Curer. sober, and Sir. Lewis for employ cf the prosecute* receive mosey end aceonnt rata had been gone throw* present time ho had found e was afraid th►t th►t was d was asked for to amble Lawmen to soe what sum toner bad ptid him over y Lut that did got do away prisoner for week, and net bireself in 4001., end .ach. FI-STREET. EIR VICTIMS. Rauh, Italy, was charged ing in Regent-street. Mendieity Saci.ty, proved hurdy-gurdy slung on his 14. es sod g.ntlarnes hs Ho went op to the pi , while he had hie head ut a set of beggiog of the Otele. r of the Italian Benevolist the ease, said the prignear isle been in this country • with • mimed Fraixesso to, and hs was a ootorlons soya in his employ. soled the lad whether he own country, as the society id to go. ba a good thing to paw Mt the padroni, who did mufti, erects who could do so mush , ought over young people to r they went hook to their owa it havieg acquired an Magi* 41 Signor Luciano to explain to discharged this time, but tin he would be sent to prison STREET. 'RETENCIS Or SETTLING A oNv. ,ge. and respectable in ep. e above-n.med offence. s-keel er residing at Delstoe t .ne of his servants passed tut ; whit the result of that inspire, bit it was acme tint sot prisoner Smith west to a -t, Homeric°, sad asked to George GordelL Is the pro. he a iid, " I have COEDS from er : providing you pay me a noised so to do." The moor, he astonishment of the Cie remained under remand. sod it fraud bad been committed bait) sought for is vain at low nothing of the prisoner ioney —directly it otberwite— uthornied him to reeve in the t o ner, ob d—M7 client id 1 money for making up a cam nou for persoos to entertain the tont any violation of the law. concerned; but I certainly e did no: rvceivo the eoverakn• i hat he did not mention tth• neover that he has offered to how.vcr, the Cordials will not la a hope that he may be dealt tteil for trial •t the Barlow *I METH. SC OCT THE MAN IN POSSESSION. I before Mr. Elliott with taw laicei of hie good", and placed/II Camberwell court, and alto iniself. Lambeth County Court, sa l e served so eIeCAIIIOO co On 6.1., end the amount sot hie moo io poeleesioo. bid iineelf many urinates whew t of the house, and awing prisoner, he went to his ass WM the worse for liquor• thew on severely with a heavy stick h a policeman came and he pre ie bad beo put in powession priaoner desired him to lee's. bt hold of him and toned bim otrug4 h. on the steps of the door. curt before Dizon cases ,40 nI)—DW you oboes you. spot i the chirp, aAia t ho hi s Igo Bowl, nod n ot wishing that • ms• ioly did turn Dim out. conduct was most violent, sod y of 21., or one mouth. es.—Mr. Mellor, n eon Of ti are have been appo inted revb C.renit ; Mr. Slade , a roe bin of the Mr. Pinder. Mr. Mho. rooms rioted revising borridero on doe E. --Mr. Staunton abatis be Bryso's solicitors at the late shin Kilk,aev. the following /a., 9. I+46s.—Dear Stannioo,--tts as present at thew KIWI? Bryan's speech, ktitti:i Pg to say that, as he is at oau slimly find him) , I shall"I be itisfaction you may requirs.— racoaan." IPCILIM . Biaggi MI ia, SHARE DAY.I • 1001.. 111r1MaliOolsalp.oll..1141 lei . r . Ord am sp.e., 1 0n44.i 100 . • . Das porea Irebateg. 100 . Do..iporot.ll6rd6o 1100 ,009 I ... . m 6 per oliao.ettailoo .0061.. m6 per et Ins. B 100 . 000 • . °Wood oMolallp.otasv o 100 .. .. Do. do. 1696-1000 106 .. .. Do. do. 16604.000 .. Do. do. 11)00-91.100 .. D0.6p.0 Ap. &Oct 1900'100 ;WO .. Crpoo. Gov. 1604 0 p.ct. I 100 °°wl** un • IV% 00.,11001 000 1 .. Mauritius 0 psi M., ISTS" 100 te°01:01,. D o „ 1078 1 100 1078 1 100 18E4;100 . 000 ' • • Do. 1898 100 .600'.. Data. Gov.' pm seal., ne mo .. Now Bruna. Gov 0 6...5.1101 . .. N.B.Walos Ov. 6 i. 0.116 6 ,1 0, Do. 6p. o. 10/1 to 1676110 • • D O . O IL o. lea to ien la .40,.. New toslanl 0 per oas ot t 11IC C 000'.. Go. 6 per co 000 .. Nova Scotia Op. 0.. NM IC .000 .. Quiousland Gov. op. a6. 1 11t .. S. Aust.° ov. 6 p. 0., 1 878 ,11 .. Vio.OoLlP.o.lau.&l‘l7; 11 Do. do. 8 p.o.Agollitha I 1. Two o'Crocnr. Tho transactions in the railway market to-day .. are not numerous, yet the tone, on the whole, "Al is rather favourable. Great Western, London 100.4 and North Western, and Lancashire and ;;; Yorkshire stocks are in good demand, and have severally advanced per cent. Ic London and North Western stock is now quoted 124 to 4, ex div. ; Great Western, 67 to I ; Midland, 128 to 4, ex div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1191 to ,ex div. ; South Eastern, 81 to ; Metropolitan, 136 to 4, ex div. ; Great Northern, 1304 to 1314, ex div. ; ditto ♦ , 148 to 150, ex div. ; London and South Western, 964 to 974, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 47 to 4 ; and Caledonian, 184 to 135. TOW Great Western of Canada and Bahia railway shares are firm, while Great Luxembourg exhibit a • downward tendency. Indian lines are inactive. ORDINARY MAIM AND aroma. 511.1 Pd. I saavairs. I Maas erase I Woe to-do I /Wm W. I to 1 PAL 071 moo} ICrit loit i DIRENITritI tw mad iselme....l O{ a Id 1114 lab 1111 ell id itro,otsi It. Manta. p.a. Ilar.keep.,loo K 410616 St. G.Nt.bn.,4p e..lanatJuly l loo 1110,000' It. p. el. Jan. tt Je1y.....100 4111.000 it. Lnc.ttY o k.tp.o.Jant .4 .11000 600,00 u It. n,l1r1p.o.Jan& 11 71 100 110ti1583 Bt. L Lo AN.W.4p.o.Jen.dJulyl loo $111.030 et. Do. Pe p.o.Jan.&July,loo 180,750 BF Ldt.W ,Ip.o.lan.RJulylloo .. St. llidlaitiltp.o.Jan.&July 100 .... ISt. N. Beltlah. K. P.* D. 8., . b. tt; At 4.. 100 01.031 Bl N.Glairtirgoi.c.Jaa&July 100 ID. Peot.N.N..4p.o.APADel 100 M Si al 9$ 100 14 leambrlas I Ooet sad limbos. Va ... Ironman Bo.•l.e.oodtv. min • A Do. 11"1 p. o.lopoiato R 100 Man iindEaJoar su I otnn...rwth.m.be.i , • v ,But Loudon Scrip Cot a al sd is 17 6 2 till 4 2 Ile In 46 71 434 Ilse 110 Ito ti a ;at: a t w a s Ig a : 100 DO. 100 Great N=42 bail= 100 GriaoNoolbOwn 100 Do.A 1 A roe. godly. wo 100 Do.D 1111 b. o.lopaid b HS QC *WA a Howl (LW 100 Otis. Hob= 100 Do.blons VeLOso.lo 100 Do. bona Haw 100 Do. W. Ktd.--Oilled 100 Do. Do. 77= 100 Do. Ds. H 100 iwwwwidro lb Tootabln 100 Loudon and Blockwob 100 Los.. brits. & &Como 100 lawdon.n4 HD" 100 Do. SleL lb tion.A6 p.c. 100 Loodcad Nor* Mom 1 100 LondondbowdsWoomin , 1100 blow ,MooL.l Llwoolowb DM IlottogolHaa 7 Do. Now 4 Do. Zitolllliolll all bleuv.Dis.(Pro. nano C. 10 Do. do. do. MISOALLAN I 16 - 1 122 la 1411 160 xd 128 We ad be le 061 271 01 66 41 40 44 to 107 114 120 48 20 ICA 176 123 40 20 62 Its' 124! xd eat en xd 6i 24 ler4 1861 3 3! Pm! 1: 12 Dml . 104 104; 1211 ifbieddin . t 1 4, 104.. sA•itan . de 10036.64 n Cl. rtOOL Balm ICA I Ob. I 0011 P 11116. I T 6., BC. 50110 Anglo.Zgypt Nat. (L) 111 ' 16,760 20 . Ditto ditto . ; \ 21,000 10 Bagel-Mexican litnt . r 110,000 6 Atlantic Tel. gu4.B p. et I 10,600 16 AuttraUan Agrto 6 L 1 111,600 96 11.ustrallaulLL9. 214 .(L ; 10,000 10 BeugparahTsallidateaLl 17,000 10 .BerfluWaterworka (L.:. i IS.SOU 100 Iliolckow Vaughan a.) , ) 20,000 6 Uumbay Om 01.61010 10 1 6 10,000 6 Do. Lod Issue .-. , 6,000 60 Britlah Iwienosu Laud, 41 04,7D0t fit B. &1. Nag. TeL (L) 100 11.000 10 British Dalian Tea (L( ' all 14 67 - - . 4910 ssi Canada Compauy 64 60,031 10 rauadlaalsauctlarL) , 14 2 1 dli 26,000 10 DelloaCompauy i 7 2 4 3 1 . 0 1 0) ; •0,00 26 City of Londoug.Tro.(Ll 5 1 0 tsi 00 10 ,citg 01 Milan isageo.(L , 6 2 dis par 60 00 \Do , all 511 Ws 440 26 City of Moscow Das ( L) . 6 11 114114 0 0 60 12119 oilt4ft two., ;10 6 1 44414 6 01; 60 CommercialUniou;lns , 6 S s4p oo 00 10 Com.ocklriconllee.(4); S 9dis pert • OC 60 10orisolldsted Dia.. (Li, 10 6 1 dial . . 9 ' 1 0 o ou tioeutal De.ilaa4l. ) 1 In par 410 a. ea 100 IContractUorr.4s l . 4 ul l . 74 6 4 ail 1 - DO 00 'C . Von 1bw...w.f./OA.; al* 12 16 I - at 90 r Y0ue..2410 1 i. of R. 6 84 bilisu 8 1 t 10 SO Do. of Mauritlas (L.) ) 10 I} 2 4 025 - U 91. OryeSsi Alarm ..... -.1160 so 41) 381 4. 814 Do. Pregame°. .. - . 1100 114 117 - 4. et. Do, Sp. el Pero. Deh..loo 114 UT -- ) 0 20 \ Darjee li ng (Limited) ..' 6 1 dim par - 1100 taac•satCorporatiao(L. 120 2 6Ms •- •.• 10 Eastern AMAMI Tenn.)! 14 IMt Par 760 12.11idiaLand.C.&1111 L. 71 4 4 111•114 '2O N. Dulls Uri& & Canal 12 4 S die )60 ltbbw Vale lb 21 11414 .r.. y .FrtirliaSTele=l: lOO , la ,r, 6 111:i. and kaa. Copper-1 al: 1 1 14 710,a. 60 gag. 4134 ForeignCirdlt 41 3 11 die \ 10,006 1 00 D.2.4lBeottlahllartn.l l I 1 al ,Plr 16,060 10 Palrhairu Nogieeerlug. I 1 11/ 6 :1 16,004 10 iblualielal tiurporreduu. 4,004 60 l ehaauclal Discount (L, 1 8 6 111 I 054000 SO I Fore. 44. Warshaw., IL 3 54 pa, 10,0.0 60 I hoUIIIIOII NI:Mk M 1 11 0 111 150,090 Si (I.Credit&ThLet [omit II 11 am 69 20,000 Lb Gem. Steam Na 61 664160 I 26 84 " 00,000 50 Ifonaet.ioloidal AulLi 1 04uis 6,000 10 [long KongiCitillaDila 411 1 IPm 100500') SO liodaush Hay, .. . . aU 161 161 20,000 60 I llumine , Iron Work 10 15 18 die 104,300 50 dmp.&ll4r.C.lLAse. 1 i 4 I f Pm I - 60,000 1 •Intitan Carrying ;Gm. , 1 /51 16 par 60. 000 GO Interuittional Con 10 64 di - 104,000 111 [Muted. Ifh t eri.Sue. (L)1 6 14 :Wei 61 116,600 10 luteru a LLead Credlt(L 6 1} l ard 71 110.0 w GO Italian Lend. lO - -die • 60,000 10 ttollon Int& (Can. C.a..1 all 111 114 1,006000 100 On. op. C. H.la. 9 11670 all 14 • 5 40,600 16 JolntStoekDbooanttL.t le 11 WWI e 4 10,000 60 lead Secarittes (4,10..:1 4 2 1 dig • 440 431, 16 ILond &trims Trading. 10 7 6 die • 10,0001 16 10 Londandealedou. l . l . 6 Par 914 10 • 10,000, Luo.Countylenddtli.(L. 4l. l 1 - Pm • 11,000; 6 Loud. Iliatziet Tilleg.lL) i 141 1 1 / 04 10,000 1 60 Lend. Blum. ease. (L.l 16 75 el ge 145.6251 4 Load.O. Oma A has O •; .11 3} 64 6,00 0 ! 60 Loud.&tilms.llog.ColLt 16 11 9 die 10,001 i, go Load., Italian, &elite& I 10 - Ohl 6,000 1 50 L 011,1.1164% Illsoouut.Lii 10 10 8 dit 111,100 19 L nu d.Provlialalltartoe' 1 I 1100. 60.000 2.1 iladraa Deg& &Canal; 15 1 04111 •-. 190 Do. 10,000 26 Marine lovestrumit(L); 61 2 4 11db 4; 11.600 1 SO I b 1.6111200 Larel.&e.(L) 2 idle fjpe4 1•;000, 1 0 Stedll. zit... roL (LI 111 1 4 44 1%000 CO Merchant Oltlpping r.l 2.5,07.1' I.• I li Ll.w.tUE.Lal..x uotAL, 40,0001 60 V•Ilwall Iron Norio 21,600' 10 Natal Land & OoL C. (L 1 I 220,000 1 16 gamma Me Cma. ILI' 10.1.01 16 NatioruilProv.lllartim i L , 10,004 100 NattosalSteaso Nar.tli 6.0 00 10 NerMiddai/aal &L ' il 6,000 90 lie, New 30,000 25 N.ZealamlL.l9l.9& LI aO.OOO l 16 71.7.ealaudTALeautL 15,0001 10 NortheruAtamoTes(l.4l, 167,1761. 80. 9 . 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Co. cl 01 1 Univers, Marine Si UttiotrwAsbataT•ELl22. ia Vim Mimeo', Laud... 28 Warrnot Viftowco(Uto.) 10 se , Ludia&Pa JIM L 1 20 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern—Eastern Counties Extension No. 1, 103 " xd. nteed 5 per oast., Great Weateru—South Wales, guara 104 z d. London and North West ern—Cov. an d Non. 5 per cent., 100 x d. South Eastern (Audio, Ann., 11. oa. 6+1.) 21i x FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited) Guaranteed 7 per cent., 144. Great Luxembourg, 15i. - THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1865. MONEY MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Two ovioos. The .book markets to-day are firm, owing to the fine weather, but, in the abseuce of bug nem, little change has taken place in prices. The funds are unaltered. The stocks of two or three of the chief home railways have improved, and an advance is observable in a few of the specu lative foreign stocks. The demand for discount to-day is not active, while the supply of money is abundant. The general charge for the best paper is 31 to n per cent., but exoeptional business is reported at 3/. In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans from day to day on English government securities is rather higher, at 3 per cent. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows an increase of 1,600,0001. in the bills discounted — indicating a revival of trade—and a decrease of 59,0001. in the coin and bullion. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 69fr. 150., showings fresh rise of per omit. Consols are now quoted 89k to for money, and 891 for the account (Sept. 7). The official business report I. as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 89j, 1, ; ditto for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Conte., 891, ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1051 ; and Exchequer BiUs, par., 3s. die. Foreign stocks are firm, with a rather favourable tendency. Greek Bonds have risen 1 per cent., Turkish Consolides 1, and Mexican 1. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.:—Greek, 201 to 1 ; Turkish Coneolidfis, 481 to 1; Spanish Passive, 291 to ; ditto Certificates, 14/ to ; Confederate, 7to 8 ; and Mexican, 24 to 241. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Cer tificates, 981 ; Danubian, 761, I, ex div. ; Egyptian, 95/, ex div. ; ditto, second issue, 951, ex div.; ditto 1864, 96, 95f, 96 ; Italian, for account, 641 ; ditto, 1865, 791 ; Mexican Joe account, 241, ; ditto 1864, 23, f ; New Granada, 12k, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, thc., 471 ; ditto fur account, 471 ; Russian, 1850, 901 ; ditto 1862, 931, 93, 1 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 291, f ; dit'ro Certificates, for account, 141 ; Turkish 1858, for account, 72, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 741 ; ditto 1001. Donde, 7M, 3 ; ditto 1865, 43k, 3 ; ditto gua ranteed, 1001 ; Venezuela, 1864, 421, 42. United States 6-20 lauds are steady, at 681 to /. Erie Railway shares are quoted 53 to 1 ; 781 to 79/ ; and Atlantic and Great Western deben tures, 86 to 1, being firm. Interratioual Financial shares are now quoted tk to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 1 11-16 to 13-16 prem., ex dir. ; London Financial, 71 to 81 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, If to 2 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3.1 to prem. ; Ottoman Socidtd Gindrale, 2 to 1 prem.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 161 ; and Overend, Gurney, aud Co., 31 to 1 prem. The government broker has purchased to-day 10,0001. Now Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. The subjoined notice relating to the debt of New Granada was forwarded to the Stock Exchange yesterday, by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. : Messrs. Baring Brothers aed Co. have mosived by this mail, en account of New Granada dividend fromu s house of Santa Marta, 5,4201. • storn C us tom Cartagena, WU Oa. 14. ; from Cu ef San Jame de Oman., 6331. 12. a. 7d. ; total, 6,8531- 12e. 81—August , 31, 180. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a re mittance of COOL on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. The annexed, referring to the Venezuela Loan of 1864, is from the General Credit Company VRIULLUELA Six PER CWT. LOAN, 1364.—The General I:nein , ant Finance Company of Loudon (Limited) are in receipt of advice from their agents, Messrs. H. L. uties col- Boulton and tie., d.tel La Guaira , 9 th August, 1865, of d leeted as follows on account of the above loan :—Per state. meat No. 5:1, from Puerto Cabello 10,150.56 dole. ; per stateme nt No. 54, from Puerto Cabe llo, 2.184.35 dots. ; per statement No. 41, front La Guaira. 4,930 51 doll. per statement No. 42, from La Guaira, 20;4,4.64 dais.; total, 37, i• 20.06 dull. The dividend on the Confederate Cotton Laan is due to-day, September 1 but it has already been intimated that the agent ' have no money in hand. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yesterday was 10,0001. With the exception of the amount by the West India packet, most of the reeent arrivals have now been worked off. There is still no inquiry for the continent. Of the 328,500/. by the Seine from the West Indies, before referred to, 198 , 0001. is silver, and 130,5001. gold. It appears from the Board of Trade returns for July that the export trade of the country is maintained at a satisfactory level, the total for July being very little below that for the corresponding month of last year. The com parison of the seven months shows this year a moderate decrease compared with 1864, but a large increase compared with 1863. The returns of the value of imports tend to show that the balance of trade lutist be increasingly in favour of this country, the " computed real value of the principal articles imported ' having been only 15,453,9091. in June, dls 1865, against 21,498,1851. in June, 1864, and 10,452,9381. in June, 1803, while the total for the first Sir months of the present year has reached only 75,508,8421., against 98,610,1761. in the IMMO period of 1864, and 81,208,938/. in the six months of 1863. It follows that we must have so much the less to pay to the foreigner. The E uglish Joint Stock Bank have taken over the business of the Nottiughamshire Bank (Messrs. Hart, Fellows, aud Co.), established in 1808. Mr. Fellows joins the board, and the management of the branch at Nottingham has been confided to Mr. Russell, who has been for many years in the latter bank. At a meeting of the board of the Great Eastern Railway Company, held yesterday, Mr. James Good son, M.P., was elected chairman, and Mr. William Henry Shaw deputy chairman. The Great Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,7801. over last year, the Great Northern an increase of 3,5211., the Great Western an increase of 1,1741., the London, Chat ham, aud Dover and Metropolitan Extension and branches an increase of 1,330/., the London and South Western an increase of 4681., the Manchester, Sheffield, and Liueolnehire an increase of 1,8231., ithe Metropolitan an increase of 3841., the North Eastern au increase of 2,6471., and the Lancashire Tax Maraoporrrair MEDICAL SCHOOLS — The aud Yorkshire an increase of 2,0581. medical schools connected with the metropolitan hospitals will open for their winter campaign on Tuesday, Oct. 2. The Merchant Banking Company of London have inaugural addresses will be delivered according to the fol• made a call of 51. per share on the shares numbered lowing arrangement:—St. Bartholomew's, by Dr. Andrew ; from 10,001 to 15,J0 0 , both incl usive. St. Thomas's, by Mr. Ord, M.B. ; King's College, by Pre - Pending the meeting of the City of Milan Im fessor Priestly, M.D. ; Gay's, by Mr. Thomas Bryant University College, by Mr. John Marshall. F.R.S. ,• Bt. provements Company (Limited), which will not Mary's, Padding-ton, by Dr. Handford Jones, I.R.S. ; West- take place until the beginning of next year, the minister, by Mr. Barnard Holt, F.R.S. • Middimex, by Dr ; J. Hall Davis ; St. George's,directors have just issued the following report. by Kr. 'D• D. Po l lo ck ; lee All the acoounts from Milan bear testimony to the London, by Mr. Maintop. The name of the lecturer at Cbering.croas Hospital has not yet been announced. \ vigour displayed in the prosecution of the works, TRIAL OF THE PORTSMOUTH AND HYDE UNITED aud also to the solidity of their execution, which STEAM PACKET Coue•llT'S New Vesszt PRINCESS has called forth the marked approbation of the or Warm. This steamer made her trial trip ou local press. Meanwhile, the shareholders are in the Thames a few days ago, when a numerous nom' terested in noticing the great demand already es pony accepted the levitation of the builders to socompasT perionoed for the new buildings , which, in the her. The directors of the company having, in Aon last, invited a competition in designs for a first-Just I linterest of the . shareholders, are . bang pushed . for steamer for their service, they accepted ths d er*, of Messrs. ward as rapidly as poesible, i t being the object of Lewis sad StockwelL the boa shipbuilder*, of Black- the directors to open the magnificent gallery in wall. The vessel so decided on, and which was tried September next year. on Wednesday last, ia 150 feet long. 16 feet beam, and The City of Milan I isCompaey (Limiteda.ls2, 7 feet 6 Melee deep amidships. She has a saloon aft, with Grasses Afiril9rownimadatreet, Lestioa, Magus 31. a commodioas promenade above, tied the salami cable, haedsornely fitted and well let with elidiog 111114101114 Sir,—The board of &meters have the Pleselm to con serves as a modal toe o f ser vi ce f or w hi c h o w , irate tine munscats to the shareholders a copy of the last report m- Tise *nines are a pair of a marina oscillating. of the combined retreat from the avohitect4e'oblefr whose beere have • with powerful paddlewheels having faatherieg Amts. The nominal power oil 50 horses, with two tubular bollers, and been neremittlea it will be apparent ab Marla that the progress of the works hitherto has been al ihe meal is by the arm of Jams Watt and Co. The other mast satisfactery nature. The dire/stem eolsgratukhe the up • with a due regard to the requiremsets of the service, accoutre ea board ill squally ROMIIROdkar, AMA gh , " llol dere 'WPM the highlr Wearable preaptets .41 the undertakiar, which are oaufirmed by the amour of all the while the general mousers's(*) of the vessel and its internal oommooleations they have nosived ram K n e e ' The me fittings are extremely shoat, tracts already made by the company are below the original eremites of the prospectus, and the contractors have dee°. tiers T ra di ng. l to Ofdie . ; Ott oma n 8 0 664 .34, 4 4.. sited 10 per cent. as caution-money with the ocespaey's — beakers al patentee for the doe performaaos el their r""es t° rem. ; 'Judson's B ay , 1 &1 tel Y, l* Lion rewery, Ito 11 prem. ; and Atlhatie WO "Wee Architect's Report above referred to m—" Refereleg graph Preteramee, 2} to t to the wetted , ' dated 21st Mirth, 1865, for the first two City Offices and National Steam shares 111111 portions of the Victor Emmanuel Gallery, ezMeding over inquired for. International Contract and Mill wall an area of about 4,0D0 square metres, and to my previous exci Docks _ reports of the 9th ' Feb Bth March, 22nd March, 13th """ g were neavy. April, 17th May, 7th June, and 6th July, I _have now the The shares of the financial companies were firm, honour to inform yen that the worts 'beady oennueseed with a good demand, and in several cases a fro)* have been pushed forward with the greatest rapidity, it improvement of 1-16 to per share took places being my opinion that the Mee" of the entered" welch The claming quotations were u follows :—lnterser you nave undertaken would be sreatly promoted by the tional Financial, 1} to d prem. • General Credit, ft rapid ezecutith of the works, thus 'cabling the company to I::::,a4;iteror......absreiklihogsiden.st an The ser work ly pai s drawl ed, an y emn d so. 1} prom ., p ; re i il. p , s e rila x div .'; e t:ele c t% :Fl edi n t a , n u cia to l, 2 71 prem. to pitted are :—L All the foundations up to the level of the Credit Fowler and Mobilise, 31. to prem. grimed. 2. The brickwork of the underground ware- The eosin (but in many cases nominal) eperstll" hmet work a of and the vaa warehousee l or Gfi t t iulte Palt und of er til t ? faM bri a c ri k : . Clone for shares ill new Undertakings are "b.. Metrupolis Sewage, to 1.21 prem.': . Nearly all the brick waits of the Isuildiugs up to the tiled -'- aintre-sahi. 5. Materials provided, so as to secure the rapid London Jute Works, to 1 prem. ; Menu Path advance of the buildings, and to have them roofed in before and Rotel, Ito 2 prem. ; McQueen Brothers, 1 to teat winter. As you are aware, on the 30th September 2 peen . ; u sese iu,„„ E xtens i on R a il wa y en d L a id, seat, the works will exteod over an area of about 10,000 par to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation, me tres more than them already acquired. Tbe buildings &heady rem enoed (on an area ot 4,030 square metres) el to Prem.; and .Peat Worthing Illana ksils s will be Reload ready for !Atilt' by the 30th September, 2to 3 run. 1866 -.the ordinary period for letting in Milan. The con- United States 5-20 Bonds closed at 68f to struotlon of the buildings to be commenced on the 30th September, 1865, will also be pushed on with the greatest being a trifie lower than y esterda y . Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures remain quoted rapidity, so that the shops, warehouses, and a portion of the apartments may be let by the 30 th September, W 1866, ac e d the remaining portion at Easter, 1867. From the progress already made with the works, it is ap- .111INES.4--(YEUS DAY.) parent that the Victor Emmanuel Gallery, situated in the ----- centre of the trade and commove) of Milan, can be com pletely opened by September, 1866, yielding considerable l - profits to the shareholders, and fi the rzuoteipallty an te d months mitiel the tion of the perio agreed on between company. I d must also observe that the best feeling pre vails amotipt the workmen, and that the centre/Mors execute the works in the bast possible maneer, strictly per forming their duties towards the oompany. These favour able results, wising from the punctuality in the payments and the good order reigning throughout the administration, are =Only due to the board of directors and local com mittee. A most favourable Impression hes already been produced on the pablio towards the company by the pro gress of the works, and a good demand for the loosing end purchase of the now buildings already exists. "General Estimates of the probable Leasing and Sale of the New Building .. — Forese ein g the great advantages arising from the rapid execution of the works already man mewed and to be hereafter commenced, which will enable the company to reap considerable profits, I have much pleasure in repeating my opinion that when the new build lap are all completed, the probable meanie will be 2,640,000 francs or 103,600/.. arising as follows : From the ground floors, 1.3 1 0,000 francs ; entre-sols, 210.000; first floors, 753,000; second, 150,000; third, 113,000; fourth, 76,000; vaults, 26,000 francs. Total-2,640,000 francs. or 103,600/. a year. With regard to the probability of letting the new buildings as they are constructed, I must interns you that the follow- Mg demands have been registered :—No. 1, for the general lemming of theentire bundlers ; 8, for hotels and restaurants ; 5, for large coffeehouses ; 1. for largo expme warehouse ; 2, foe emeerbroorne ; 2, for principal city clubs ; 2, for baths ; 2, for theatres ; 1, for greet bazaar ; 43, for shoes, warehouses and apartments. Many people are waiting until the beadier; may be more advanced before making their offers, and my opinion is that the board, in the interne of the ooropaoy, should defer until then their decision upon any offers they may receive. The citizens of Milan axe daily boom:Mos more premed for suitable habitations, as the available area becomes less (due to the widening of the streets in all parts of the city), and as the competition arising from foretgeera and tradesmen, who, from the nature of their business, must establish themselves in the eentralpart of Milan increase*, there are, besides many who are desirous of purchasing those buildings which are most commercially central, and who only await their completion to make offers. " Amount of annual rent estimated to he realised half yearly from the buildings to be let front the 30th September. 1866 (when the Victor Emmanuel Galleywill be opened sod the houses from the Piazza Mercanti to the Strada San Kamilla are pulled down). to 10th of September, 1867. From the ground floor, 310,000 beam ; front entre-sols, 30,000 francs • from first floor, 150,000 francs ; from second floor, 32,000 'francs ; from thirdfloor, 18,000 f ranee ; from fourth floor 8,000 franca ; from vaults, 12,000 francs ; t0ta1,1300,000 franca, or 24,000/. The above amount will probably be the Rest annual rental of the new buildings. and a:elusive of any minor rents " which may be obtained ditriog the year from old bendiest not requiringLOO immM. ediate , demolition. GICOLITZ ! "Milan, Augutt 11,1863." The booed of directors would desire to call attention to ' the fast that. from a subsequent communication received from Signor Mengoni, they have aseertaieed that it is his Opinion that the outlay on the buildings, which he /intimates as above as likely to produce an ann ual income of 24, 0001, will amount to 180,0E04 —By order W. D. QUINLAN, SACtetAry. The half-yearly meeting of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company is called for the 13th Sept. in London and the 25th at Brussels. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, August 30, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation Issue Circulation active Public deposits Other deposi ts 14,492,034 Decrease 531 (lowermost securities in banking department Other securities mu banking department Coin and bullion in both departmental Se 514.621 Intrethe 140 The Rest ven day and other bill' 3,500,037 Decrease l'91; Notes m reserve Total reserve (notes h coin) in backlog department The increase in the government deposits is only partially counteracted by the withdrawals of pri vate deposits, and as the advances on private secu rities have diminished to the extent of 157,2131., the reserve presents the satisfactory increase of 446,648 1 . There is also an addition of 268,4831. to the coin and bulllon. The course of the Bank ac counts under the main head's is therefore satisfac- Two clOtocw. The mining market is rather active to-dovay, with a good demand for Gr eat Vor, East Lell. Hallenbesgle, and Frank Mills shares. Some of the present gclotations are as follows Great Vor, 36 to 36; Mast Lovell, 124 to 13} ; Hallenbesgle, 2} to 4; West Ca radon, 9 i to 10k ; Lady Bertha, Ha. Gd. to 12s. 61. ; Cbiverton Moor, to ; Great East Lovell, le to 1 ; Great La, 214 to ; and Great North Laxey, 325, 6d. to 36e. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no variation. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The show of English wheat is to-day'. market. °oast. wise and by land catriega. wee very moderate. Far ell kinds, however, the dimmed wee iu • sluggish state. sea the lest, improvement no the quotations was with difficulty suprrtad. Fuse foreign *heats were held firmly, at fell curreneisst Bales, however, progressed slowly. Low qualities were very doll. In floating cargoes of grain very little was primp New Engitab barley void at hoes WA. to 3de. per qr. Foreign parcels were tolerably erm. There was a sterly, though not to gay active rimmed for malt ; the supply, which was good, at full mirreseiss. Oats moved off slowly at ILoods)'s decline in val ue. The supply of foreign was Weer Beans were firm in price, with very f e w samples oa the steads. The demand for neve was steady, at late rates ; sew white boiler realised 40.. to 425., and new grey 37.. to 381. par quarter. We have no change to notioein the rained either Emilia or foreign floe:. The aged minket, generally, was heavy. In cakes eery little warn dole& ctliarei men. EnaLtra. • Ni 41r. ; OA2 Ni W. MIMI. a a 1 9. s. s. gosta,Kont,w4Lltigt 41 to 47 . Scotch. feed . lB to In „ 14.04 43 to 48 Ser,tcr. potato ~ T)e.irblte,ldC3 4 1 5 to M 1.9 Irish, obit* .. Mt 4t084 I „ black !forgo% and Lincoln MUSS. rod, UM 42 to 49 , lialliT I Ifsleng to Grinding — so I It ea?.. Deajorfolk, sad 16 to ft glogslon sad Ware 66 to 43 BrOVII YTS. 3/ to IT Wonsan to to si liailOW Pigeon SCI re.s. 3,4 03 IS to so Map:, Se tow 10 Mute . FLOUR. Sown wade, per U& 3 so to 43 ss so 25 to . flonLebold 31 to II Neer 0075. 3 30 Norfolk oat ilid7ost, to 1. Sage*, feed /0 to 131 u *gage fie fottoir.. Per Csr. I. I r WHAM OAI. O. S. Denta. and Kanto- ' Donlan and Swedtab 18 LO n bora 45 to 60 . 5.11541Cil ... .. 18 60 114 Lostcalt & Macklin- iianit. burg ' Dank& at to 52 Danish .............. Pi to A 10 10 311 40 to 4^ ' vrypaisia Houton, hard so:t amikoan, sod . •.. 42 to . 6 I Cutlers— • a — • ,• • • ••whlto.. .. 46 to 50 . 1 l.Bntn otax. Batusi. pm... 29 to A . Y etkow Foul;. I 1 french. per met %mutat. .• :• • S I t° Si 1 anterican, nor WI: to IS INTOTION, BY Wail/ TO *llO 31 iircLuatvz. Ottodtag. '3 to 84 0181111It2g 14124148 OATS. Dutch brewlog 18 to 83 teedtuj . 17 to 20 Litarrikis or GRAIN, &a.. CARNIA2III, !KOH AI."G. 1 h03t.113464. <Tr 1 ! IGSO 11-0 Cogla =Mk:etch' MA 1 100 0 MO foreign 12 UM 14/ I-- Total 1113. 219) 1 24% BANK OR INOIAND. tut —An and kb Via a. 14 the August SO, lad& ISSITZ TtP, Notes issued V.•,,015,805 - mount %manse to the het 70 week =Wag on Wedoeelay, tnr.TMcsT. Go.erneneut debt.. 511,016.100 Other specaritles 10114,900 Gold eats and w hole 13.93.5,566 nave: bullion Mw I Rout. ort 1 Mts. MA% go .. 1.180 104 23.4 a 6lOO •1111 —. I- 24 - 1; -1 0 , 6103 1241 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—CFuIs DAY.) (111 T DIITiD GaQDO Y mace= rizzeurs.) (nom oos ova' ocemeroillin.) Old wkant eau. wad, at lArt W 50 4 .11 (.44 ; dry VOW wanted. Beans acaree, and la. dearer. Old oats tars dearer. V.. 11,215.845 BANKING D 1 rarrubticetoreperomeatapili:l. It41:8601:04;) eluding hichey., Bay. Banks. Cam milk. of N stlouel Debt, and Div. Accounts) 6 .091,75 Other Deposit 14.ta . St I Berm day end other the M I 634621 L 119.111 4 4 77 01 August 31, 19535. MINCING-LANE. —'Ting DAY.) ficuars.—The market coatinues rer 7 firm , sad the mho of British West India ate ratter ezteosive at bum prices. In other desoripaioon the business done is cot iwpurkd, inolading brow o Mauritius et 29r. ; greity, 345. 6d. to Us; Rod rdsyed Manilla et 30s. Refined dried goodt cooties° firm at 425. for 'brown lumps, and the better quality' in proPortioa ; prime sow show en advance of Is. per cwt. font the lowest isnot. viz.. 33a. to 34a. for ordinary to floe. COSIZS—Tbe parcels of Plantation Ceylon brought W public sal* cuutume to meet • good demand. without farther °bane an vela* ; triage sold at 51e. to 725. • inn ordiosry and low michiliog. 73.. to 78a ; middling mad'good middling. 798.61 to 113 r. ; native Ceylon is dull of Wee and the parcels offered are caUgar Ti.. captioua. quiet. RIOL—Tha market is firm, bat no ales of importunes reprise). ROY.-100 plinehlpolll of Demerara. sold at to L. 9d. ; sari 30 puncheons of Jamaica at 3s. 4a. FstuT.-13raiaiaa—Valencia are steady at 40s. to 41s. fee full quality. SALTTrree —No roles Tweed. Conon. —The minket is Ism actin, but prioes nankin the same. J um—Business is doing at oh vdy prima. TALLOW MARKUT.—(THIS DAT.) The market is Arm at dm follow-ug pticos :—Towa tallow. 45a., set cash ; Yalarsborg Y.C., on the spot► 455. 6d. ; Dwoonlaw. 48e. 3d. to 465. W. ; Jsouaty to llsreb, 46.. 641. ; March, 475. BIDS MARKET.-(THIS DAY.). UM:Mt:um.— Hides Yetoso : Wino. to 6404.. to 3d.; 641b0. to 72Itis., 3d. to 30.; 72tbs. to afro.,to 3id, ; 8431114. to ARlba., Ad. to 44 ; 841b‘ t.)361115, d. to 40. ; 96938. to ItAlbs., 41d. to 41*d. Hoeft bides, A. to 10i.; Can Ado., 1101,,25. to 4s. • fell, 68. 6d. : Demo.. --•. to —•.; Mk* 3s. 61. to ss. 6d. ; shoarfinp, h. 61. to ss. BOROUUII HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mn.e PAtteodea aad Smith report • good of Weald of lieat and Sussex at market, for welch th in = • fair demand .t the following earrearr—Mid and Keats, 71. to 91. 9.. ; Weald Santa, W. 10s. to fis. 644 Sues•z, 51. to 61. PROIINOIAL BILABS MASKSTS. • - Lavueoos. AVOW 31.-414e6 tads, .. Great laidel2l, dB i L 4 cal Preaters, lilt 7- l ancathirs and Yurumu,, .2, gPo los -Londen and :Corgis Western, aeliiiie ad.-Mauchaster,, Meld. and Lincolnshire, 671 i 4 4 1 7-3detroPelltan. 121 4 I 4 4 4 6 6-1111 , 11 turd. 123, rd. an I s. - Meth Pastern. 614; t reat Megern of (Unada, 11 4-Brie, 60 I-111MM. Cen tral. 1-Fire Tountlee, UN--Great larunnboarg, 164-Merican Three per C. , nt.. 244- alliance Bank„6) 4 7 64 1 p. -Bang at I.lserpnol, Ely is Banking Company, par, 4 p.-Mercan. Me sad Escheats Balk _gqi 2 trig t t•to 1 1 . - N o r th 4 nd Weill Waler. Bank, 21-North letsWerkt 3-16 p.-Albion Marine, 4d. -British and Forelos. 2 4 16 0. 11666LEIGNAL A001:62 al. -Birmingham Financisl 'hanged hands today at 1 prem.; and Patent Abaft sad Asistrte. at a and 6 prom. Great Western, Went Midland, Orford Bret guar suitee quoted 124 to 11 ; ebtlo, woguarantee. 1114010 Illreilashalu ON Upton WU. a M 64 ; MAeofxditah W.Va. third ISMS. 1 Mu 110 Oar ; linetingiuun Waterworks. Sti Se 14: d,tto Near 14,14 to 44, pram; and Musts' Metal. 2 to It db. Market staid!. Mnoan& Atatlrt i1..--J, good badness was done, Priced being an lo Militaryr Bonk ',Limit/Al, 614 p.--Gresii Inders. 4 1 I-Great Istatuaboark 16 16-16 4 1146 1 , --411rasti BMW* A, 61 1411 4--Orsal Waiiens of panda. 12/7-1 41 Wasters, II a 4 4 7-04theral Credit , (thaltmL, p._ tarOestria. 761 to -LimoolllB:6l::diorkshire. 119} a 4- Landon sad Korth tr esicza, 1241 1 1 i 4-Manebeatag end County Bank (Limited% 4 p.-- , Eibelbeid, mil Lir coissnin, It 7 641 1 -Ditto 01. Preference. $46 es-Me. tropolitini. 7 111.1 4 it-Blertersa, 1114--Mittewto:= ire. Yost, , , ago-sank &Disk 674 4 mum) ans en *-11110MAIMSgta, 1 led legs CasePaff ( ..1 1 11 la -- Thames sod Mersey Madre Insurance , Limited). 6We p. - rutted States. PM Verna Bonds, 611-Elophine Oakes 4 g,-. District Bank, tdd p. 'i - 8 -6 es 67 ad 61 12 8 9 it 6 7go ul 114 led ad 66 61 POSOINIONI 6 ge bi 101 Oa par i P 4 41 9 10 i i 101 70 7 6 100 1 07 1011 102, 103_ !00 1 19m 4 IS la VI 14 es 59 U 5 9 59 64 is 16 sa 25 V 64 16 Wit r 4 l rm 04 121 1 2 1 si s db 91 9 0 ad 9 0 1 oidts 101 10 , 2 96 97 90 92 8 6 82 84 200 1 01 100 ivl is e p igOi 104 I Trieei — .l JOINT nom BANIt3• .22__'• L.7=2----- --- 7 0000.1, 60 . Agra re li as toroma ail 10,0001 60 Al on 10000401 .4111snoslosAliver 10,,000.100 1 Do. taw mod at 110 p pool a. 100.000! 10 'Anglo Ausertaa 60,000. 60 I Aoglo Egyptian (ILIL) 10,000 60 !Anglo Dense 11.1wated 7 11,600 20 Witte Itank.Oor.aewah 177,600.60 duatralsala 7,600, 60 ' Do. New MOO' 110 Beata DaMiestedmabla 10,000 M !Bank of figypt ...... • • 1.0 00 10 Bank of London 14100; SO 'Bank of Otago (Limbed) 10,000 , 100 Bank of Queensland (L) 10,000 1 60 llsokonnotarla,Lastrts 0,000 1 10 Hank of New Zealand 1,000 61 Bane I's Bank ',Limited 1.6001 10 BruillawhrcetagamalL 1,0001 60 .nritlsD is Danterulaa (1. 1.000; 60 'British N. America.... 4 60091 10 ;Ch e e r'. lndla,aus., China a .0 5 ' 16 !ler. of ladla,tte s ,060,100 r it e 1,000100 Colonial 1,000 1 1701 ' Corn. Back of Canada s ,0301 . 16 I Corn. Rook of puns, At I 1 ,000 10 fkewehlated &oak (L ) ~ 0001/0 Olatimonts l 1 ,000' 1(0' i so. New 1 1,000; 60 Della and Lnadon 1 I,oou, 60 11SY; i... gdoll k umlont; I 4000 1 tO lantern Eschange(Unt) 1,000 16 Noel& Joint Stook (1 ) 11 1,600 10 Iling.dcoL&AneLelmrtd ii 1,000 00 Igngfleh a o nd Swedfalt (1. f 011 50 !Furopos Henk( Limited 1,000 100 IllisdamChinallasp4 l4 1,000 100 i Do. Douse en 2pm 4000,100 i Do. New 4000 1 100 'Troperlal Honk, Unshed 1 4000 \ SO 'lmperhdOltemaw....... 11 MOO 16 ,losuan. al 4000 16 , on. New 1 0,000116 Lod Il u eLßk: India (1 ) I 0,000 1 60 .L.l.llu.otlle sico,&c. (I II .0,0001100 LPL Baal of Soollawl,L 11 31,003 MO Loadoa sad Brasilia's 40001101 ILou.:..4yres&ft.Platol. 0 0,4001 SO I no. New, Iss. at Le pat 1( 10,000 10 :Ina. Mesa% of &lute. 0 41,01 60 ,Lowlea and County— -76 MO 50 ,Leadon Joint Stook 16.000 10 Ueda's& South Orissa COOO 100 'Loa. & IL Western (Um. 5,000 1 /00 Do. do. New 6.000 60 •Loodott&Venossels (L ) 11 0,001110 0 Lea. & Weenonstator .. IL 11400011 00 'Merchant bank ( ldss.).. 21 640001 60 Meoneatile & NaohaniL. 1( 11.000 100 Metro. & hoe. bank (1. 11 416610001 Do. de. 5,000 000 Midlsad Bonk (Um.) 0,0001100 , National of Liverpool I '1.000400 .S.Pre.ot Wiwi . , 56,000' 20 , Do. Ind sad Srd lane, 10,000 50 'National bras 1 *OM 601 Do. New ...... I 57,600 10 New bath Wales 60,000 10 New Zeildad (United) 64,000 10 ' North Wasters 00 000 16 Oriental Bonk 000p010. I 10,000' 60 1 rrovln.BankingOorp.( l 7.0101 501 Do. do. 10.0001106 iitweias. of Ireland 1011/ 10 1 Do. do New... 51,00011 10 SeisdsluDl4MD• us (L i M.OOO 116 400th Australis 11, /61,100 of B. S. Aram I te,ooo'lot Do. d.. Im. aillpos.l 40.000 1 25 Onfon el A m arsas ....1 10.00110 0 Oak& el l;obai tUsa )1 10,00111 ITEM& eedom 81 6739 . 6d4 I 14 lldts' II fe TPa Sli i 10 61 649 81 20 I 4 itP. 2 11; )813 Om Isi i US 66 34418 34. 6 —Dm W 76 77 all 74 71 all 13 26 all V 3 10 00 131 ISS 8 S 144 IS 6 6 418 66 63 66 1 zik Mx IWI DOM& ra M tM ma MOM Geosralelosempooli WWl° Landoietelestbezta. 100 ~7 79 Mem Sonthompi". IMO 687.071 IIL !Wm Commercial .. 100 Ili 117 8 7 Pis idls m 1 Iledls 33 dl.xd 65 47 27 24 48 61 52 3 50 103 100 LO4 41 43 _id 6 4 il,`:l 25} ... e e 6 2 .d w ls 10 2 pro 12 ! al 26* 21* 12) 6 6a.xd 21.114 1 2 i 26 6 6 slis 2 2 12 26 6 4 1 10 ti 10 8 18 Yom ttims tie ow Na 811.. tri i 1991 id 149 f 9 .4 .... aryls 104 4 124 k I 4 Mei e 101 "' f&ii 36:U 12SI 71 did l SU 60.4. ... p' .2. id 111.1 1400 SV Ti V5l 1101 id I 111.,! 100.0 11790171 10,!! 68i bli 1031 T 121 1 10 611 I re af 6 Lila par i 19. 31 21 11416 %Poi it I f 16 417 16 4 .'' U 446 761 14 ! 10 76 78 7 7 4 a 16 47 49 69 01 it lei 1_ -- 3 74 19 1 die 7i 1 1 di. -.- 14 7 6Ms 6 toi 96 6 0 3ye •-• 0 6 4 die 6 5 4 di* ,6 6 6 di. M 04 14.114 l 0 6 7 9.. 4f i l sg— so 1 .99 I 1 91i- \ :11 idl 70 7.0 : a oar •-• all A 4 4 B 4'°° l issii lull !, 21 .4, —. . setafsl 3i 2iahl I: 10 Bal IT II 7 6 ttla a sis 1 Mao 14 4 id, 1131 f O. wen... 7 90 65 97 96 100 64 85 00 84 109 105 106 108 146 V 7 106 107 68 94 103 105 1,109 111 104 ICB 108 1(9 107 100 106 107 102 104 90 98 CO 101 ii -9 io of l es 106 \66 66 MO $8 10 0 100 108 ItB 100 106 100 100 - i;ial lop 11. p 4 CL VTIOWL I 100 1(•2 WS 90 96 t$ 06 00 9696 90 ps E,115,1366 CP tRTSII2IT. Government Secu rities Including Dead Wsightka nutty) Other nemisities 21.Y5d 7I Notes Gold and Sliver Coln 923,747 L39,q•2,471 ). FOSSES. DeputyFaiiiii. Tau MOAT Semmes. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to 1, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 891 to 90, and, after touching 90, closed at 8.9 t to /. The official business report is as follows :—Three p er Cent. Consols, for moaey, 891, I ' , 90, 891 • ditto, for account, 89/, 90 ; Three per Cents. Rednced, eat 90 ; New Three per Cents., 90, 891; Bank Stock, 250 ; India Five per Ceut. Stock, 1051 ; Four.per Cent. " maimed " rupee paper, 89. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. Ex chequer Bills were unaltered, at 3s. discount to Is. premium. In the foreign stock market business was far from active, yet an improvement took plate in many imam Russian Four - and - a - R alf per Ceuta. of 1850, New Granada Two per Cents., Sardinian Bonds, and the ktarem mane Railway Loan, improved 1 per cent. • E g yptian Bonds of the earlier issues, Mexican of 1864, and Venezuela of 1862 sad 1864, ; and Italian of 1885, and Russian of 1882, /. On the other hand, Brazilian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. Confederate, Greek, an d Danubian Bonds, were all heavy ; Spanish Certificates improved per cent.; but the Passive Bonds declined to a like extent. As regards Turkish securities, there was an improve- j meat of 1 per cents iu the Loan of 1863, and in that of 1862, while the Consolidos were rather flat. The demand for hank shares continues, and a fresh rise has taken place to-day in many deecrip- • time, including Alliance, Albion, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, end China, Chartered Mercan tile Bank of India, London, and China, Imperial, Londoe, Buenos Ayres and Ri ve r Plate, London and South African, Merchant, Mercantile and Ex cheese, Soinde, Punjatth a nd Delhi, and Unio n Bank of Austr alia. The shares of th Wi n er al Bank of India were exceptionally nom fairer. National Discount shares viers Let *toted: lo k to prem. ; Joint Stock Diacount lf to lj die. ; Overend, Gurney, and Co. , $ to precn. ; Egyp- I t I' l t Tar lar. L 4 to 11 SO too PIP w