The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-16 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. niol'•;E OF COMMONS.--(THIS DAY.) r , took the chair at a cpwirturseet 12. lIIRENOVARLE POOR RILL. Pie 'oust weal late eoussaitter on this MI. so J p• ‘KINI:TtIN proposed at the end of clams 9to No l ded also, that eaten-parochial placer which h. woofer* paid no coatributioes to the common fund er smog is which they are comprised, shall, notwith .!4..ll%; anything herein coatained, to hereafter exempt p•ci such ootnbutioo, II EN complained that they were called upon to with this hill when it was understood that the I Man we. to have been taken that morning. He had been hot..""cloak last night, and he was not amt. the ..ruler of pn.medin ^ bed bees altered. This sni, thin,: like practice in the conduct of the bill. With men' to the aairaidineat of his right In-al he mi. unable to support it. i r LLI ER:4 said that there was leo attempt at " prec- L - The I traipse RIR wee eertaisly isal for this day, and was milli* owing to that the Irremovable Poor lath mis smile the Est order. It was not nausual for go• 'crimes! to clomp the ceder of proceedings. J TROL.UJPE said that the Drainage Bill hail :roan weld far to-day, and he had come from a con mailable delenee to diner that bill. (Heer. beer) Is, J. PAKINI:TON mid it was loy mere eseideat that ▪ slso wee pewit He slime& the home had • right to omplaie od this isveßsber mode at ciamlestigg Issidoess. • not till after 2si slosh that the swag of procesdinp t ia l lees c Sir W.IIiI:IFFE said the mielealeteleadfog would Lire boom avoided if the right ham giellemaa had an ',sowed to the lows. at its meeting yesterday, that a ea.take bed lees made. (Heir.) Tr. KNIGHT mid be meld sot crest to the motion of 1)11 not lam fries Sir J. PA K INGTON said he would leave this matter in the bank of the home. He thought the owners of these properties would base mum to complain of injustice and sant of faith if they were wow subjected to a burden from • they het two exempted for centuries. The motion was negatived. Os the motion that the dame do pass, Mr. KNIGHT moved that the clause be left out. I 'pm this clause the whole of the, bill tamed. It was, in fact, the introduction of a totally aew principle in the administration of the poor law. The right hoc gentleman the President of the Poorlaw Beard, said that wore the gamin/ of the Irremovable Poor Act in ISIS, the pressure on the towns had increased. Rd the witnesses who gave their evidence before the com mittee proved that the poor rate of the tows@ bad decreased, while the rata of tie smear parishes wen , much as they wens in 1515. It was notorious that the amount of tie p oor. had deeremed very much for She last to .saes faele WOO ellaki. airtairl al the doctrinaire of the Pew-kw Pawl p the ceases of IAS it wee ateelebi7 mires that the peer bed bees deism WI SO lend and h a d wee refuge in the loess. He did not knew what might be the result of the Fermi but if the hill were posed till mist memo they e = s a know madly how the matter Mood. It was said that the present system was full of inequalities. that while obit parnb r aid Is. 101 te the pseud • lasieb= l. lWak p perhaps oily 10 1 . That wee es sosjost The pree.et an would soli predate bessows see he be pay's, 4s. is the pend. - eestiew night he paying °sly 104 L Hs weaselled Mid peesat bat was an attack on property, by whisk eme:testli of their p= would be takes frees antis to giv e it t o There were 1,000 paradise is which would be *deed, mulcted by this bill, and he therefore called es the home to reject it. The system of small areas tended to beep does the rates, and he had to doubt the Immeillsie idlest at esteedieg them would he le Wee* the atm The WI weld satisfy *bed , Neel soma of the setnes lesa mid* had dxmpWrsd of Re washers. Hr. BARROW remarked that the bill Ad we are* • sew system se real nen, bet petwidsd ter peer* =by of charge ea hives. differing who le as* Mr. lIIINLEY amid set sown tide ideses,= he bed .hewed lets, they bid set mdlehmi Wow then se I. He peelable spondee. lie see weld *ay net the eheyees made by Me bit weed be bee. lte ield le the pear ; but the quesdim was elmilim w jwit towed. ethos. (Haan bete.) the Ise vas le be Awed es "'VDU& Say ma& rely epee it that *see wield Nee he imisims Hot sleek =ad th e kids se puelperty beet* WA. be the sewn* et thelseir, The erhshe queetise st setthatsel angle be be *het ; ter et pewee* the @yews yes sot eatithisisey mss, (liar. beer.) curs Kurz—awls Dan ns hAissrly meeting of this banking com ps, ilnno um Yid Isrish IA Ohs Lisa Tafel! ; air W. ia ghats Tb fallanki i• Ihe sitims• d Ms Mot a law dusts ant claimant et asismis s "The mos prat tallalike a small beams at k. fraatlnkclammat. ammo& to YAW lb. Mir ollaketki fro this = the estmart impasee, hid sad dastbeal kink .d Mast's b dierestated as. rut elm 01111, emus. at the chmesal of Is armies Ma WM a 22.11111 whisk they dealt wili or tenon% ears p-21, tin patimat al a dividend at the rate el Kw /.e st. per mclam Me at ie. 9,000 t. ; to Mt paymint of • bum at ism alto free et Lamm lay 4,11C3L ; tramfar ili tl " nuts/ fuel (tharay Mamias that teal to 40,00014 7,111108. I mg fir Wawa. ammilan Oa UAL Bs., kmai triad to the saw Fait and teen asamaL The dividend ead boars will he payable ea sad ohs, Tuesday, lie Sid MI. head week fliakeday, gum —Dr sTe rootof peld-np, vie.. SOL par daft ea 4,000 isms, •to amount reserval had, SAW ;to meant dubs lie kat, 2,k0,346/. 6d,; pea sad kw, be Os WINO secosat, : hapM keit hewied hese hal hallmar 41. 44,40 N. la M. 14110811 ai b, ea or. Iffirmirar lab sal Lai .di leai, P 11.11111.. 2& Illo t iether mearbies. beludieg dlearested ask kw. fe. ld. ; *banal& feleolt% 2114 In 7e. Id. ; orb la bawl. si of lag- Wool al call. TAMIL 3114 3,2143811. ed. " resit sod Low Amount. Dr.:— Tome:real eapesess, - ibullegnaberies. rest„ iheeleselrasaners= c r t ro i peeked buddies for hal and dab, beim Yu. ke.,14, ISt ;to woa d chi to mid las. sew seeenni„kieg rebate en set yet due, 2d. • to amount trans heesi be eseased (nod is edibles t. Is 33,0001. alreedy at lie auk el OM oarourat. 7,C30L ; to dividend moosst kr the perawit ef a dividend at is rate of 61, per ear. Era apes 1/10,000f., atomni of paidmp capital epee arme e 5,5001.; to bonne of 11.. per share on !IS )0 MOIL; to undivided profit tramferred to omit sad he sew seek* 2.2/11. Os. 3d.-45,0(341. 14e. 21 Cr. : ley kiwi breeghtiown, vb. :—.Surplas profit brought for lbger' od. boo h 0041. et belf-year Id.", 6251. sa. 4d.; ass added, 44,40. 1 . . 1 43, 14e. The CIWILMAII, is movie' the adoption of the report. wid be hid liIM. inforsugios to add to that which was co.. bdeed in it. There was, however. one item—their carnet imprases— which WWI fer ems explanatioo. At the last bellyeerly raestiag they thought they had dew with Means. harasses sad Mortiesinns. They calculated their leis at 17,000 E, and bed the judgment of Mr. Oomaiwiewar Holzovd in that, Wear, that they would be *lt led is tomb, to their own &comb the semakies whisk they held for s,anot, hat ea wed the or Consniebener wee set sells, sad they 12117. the twad ever that 5,0001, to the weigisset. That had harmed the curtest expenses to the ex tent .1 0001.—sa outlay whirls they bed not That weds the - whole of the loss ea the hirers and blertimers herskrupscy 22,0001. H. bared so beak bed ever preepered so much r the City Husk, bat one bitionveeiseoe whin from it was that the peek Maid upon than as & fullirown betilatioa, lad expested hem than wan thee they could afford thew. AI wee, weleasplked to mew tho . oelososbed capital 1110,0117 14 Z to cell up 100,C301., welnag the wheat ogled 1,400,0031.. d which 700,000 1, would be paid up. The begs anew* of broke for Use pest half.yeer was no doubt, to setae ezteet, b. be &unlisted to the high rate el island which lied prevailed during the bat it would be hilarious to the tradiag rosemouity that such a state of things should matinee. The public waked Oak to eels- Idol a west-sad branch, but they had DO intention to do SD. The motion having been 'wooded, The en AIIIIIDII, in reply tee proprietor, stated that they had received la. Id. in the Foaled divider out of the Mortimer, estate. The motion wee thou .greed tq raw which The I.:Hemmen declared the dividend in the natal fore, alatin4 that, with lb. boon., it was equivalent to 9 per cent. The not "ng directors were the. re-elected, and the •anal a.m wtery vete. agreed to, whoa the proosedisip is the usual meaner. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST R A IL WAY . —The heard of dkeetore have decided open reemmemilieg the gamest of a dividend for the half-yaw ol M. Ma For cwt as the comolidated Mack of the company. RAILWAY Commwrem•—Yesterday, to the 40111 Ilaittres of the Howe of Lad., the Ws at the Welt lindhed sat Severn Vane, Runway, and of the Orea• Western Re& ir.ty war,. palmed. 26d that of the Mommeetbahire Railway with. The Lill of the Cork sad Macroom Direct =e l"l ay was witimbioni. sad that for the Einalaghaas menwate yawed The Ramegate Riewelis et the Mar gate Hallway wee yeereeeded *ilk la the ether weeemithwa. sal the corAIDIIRIN on tLe Medlway Joist Stock Com. yawn Selweribiag Powers awl far the f le et time. The train from Dorchester, dee at tho Waterloo imam wee diet I as asturkt sad whilb cow Wool the India man brewed by the Mite, did am arrive W until tabblibi, en ammo& at the amber of hair from iraldwea with tee Veleatewe and spectators who encoded the review. each • bloek-vy he. scarcely erew hies witaemed. The mama to arm of the amnions traltc 'Amid meetly hmelegeate, s ad the ordinary boil ems se the lime offered from delay. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 16, 1861. ph. led I Zaavan. I 71 11 •84 ( : 14 I Tor "I. p.a. 1N as Alasslda •181. Morrow 63 01 IL 120 Doi Ned..0.12.8.1p.e N 0 9 0 PI all De. 10. I. : 10 811 Ik e l = gleall 4i 6 T rill 6 ..., ._ WO 120 ear 9•1410110410011010 ignabr al ix lib.. Mt IN 1•• Doidyklll9. 016 L. 15 66 0 70 IN MO Da Jaw 1114011190 N TO 6 all Galeobla & imbern.„ 6i I SO MI 7 13 1 T.llDookllp.e.gea. 1 11 dl 112 I OWN. 0 cost. dle •-• Kl 6 Grim 10 Nat UM= N an Do. JON/pore ,... NI all Do. 4I p. 0 Debent IN all Dna a. al do. iiiii 2 100 all D. do. do. 186640 fel as all & Melbourne _ 90 100 and el Gonads 19 20 194 90 WI Do. Spar 46. Prat 110 all Do.llo.,PreL6p.et.Be 6O U IN all Do. Owe et. Debent_ 36 87 N 128 an D.l per a& lON 4O 46 120 all D. do. 1987 32 36 N, all D. do. 1871 3l U 96. 100 Great lodlia Peninsula 96 0 96 0 112 OS 10 Do. Mow ii dls 91 NO Ol IL elladla 9. 6p. et 92 01 0 9 6 1 i U. all WeallQuaadLomres 101 10 N 18 Ds New lO4 10 dls LL all D0.9p.e11de.0273.w.0r N 96 100 an Do. 61 do., 77,wit.op. N Ot Ni VA an Do. do. 78 Nthoutop. all Dalep.ol.oo..pap.T7 . _ 10 100 Moduli Geed. 4 par el 811 2$ 100 100 De. do. II per et. 0 N N 105 VA Do. Of ur ct. ~ u U $7 U. all D. 6 per cent. do —.— Os N 100 Melb.Oorp.6 et.Dends Ilk all N. Dreaswl p. ek & O•nada I dome A ou. SO an Do. do. L ad do 7 10 all D. do. II esp. do II 7 N an Do. do. load do 6 7 2L 100 'Wade N 100 N 11 Do. Pantab l2 12 dla 91 all Do. 0 140 Do.NLIII.IIoIg. Ilp.o. lil - 10 1 refaldad.llaltod. Ull9 4 I di. ._ LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Beton tie Judge Or LUTON C. Larrox. This ease, which seemed to aria much lateral. at the bar, was a pentium fur a daolatioa of marriage, promoted by the wife of a learned gentleman, oa the ground of cruelty and adultery. The parties were married in Decem ber, Dtri, and the cohabitatioo lasted about tire years and • half, during which time one child was bona. The adultery was committed with various women at Mr. Imxton's cham bers in the Temple, where one of them was confined. The cruelty collated in the communication of a loathsome disorder to the peliti.nier. Dr. Spinks appeared for the petitioner ; and Mr. Searle far the respondent. IMF C. Cromwell remarked that the respondent appeared he be • pews of most pridligate habits, and to have been guthy of grams and abominable cruelty. His lordship there ore pronounced a decree nisi, and directed the petitioner to have the custody of her child until further orders. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CL EN K EN WELL, CHARGE 0? BIGAMY AOAISfT A SOLDIER. Franeia Jose pA Teal Bow" aged 22, a private in the Coldstream Canards, stationed at the Tower, was charged with unlawfully in with Elias Moriarty, at the parish of St. John, at , his wife, Mary Ann Benson, being then and sow alive. The warned, of the prisoner with his first wife took place at the Stilton-street Chapel, district of the Shand, os the .10th of March, 11459 ; and the sewed at the thumb of Our Lady and St. Joseph , Tottenham road, on the 29th of Jill)a, in the present year. The second • wife and the prisoner, immediately after the marriage, went to the residence of the mother of the second wife ; but before they had time to partake of a glass of gin which was in the act of being poured out, the first wife, having an infant in her arms, burst into the room and claimed the soldier as her buil:sod. A regular meMe ensued, during which the son of Mars managed to make his esca pe , and arrived ofel , yy at the Tower. Since then, prisoner has both owned and Jtrownal his first wife ; consequently the second wife, to salve the problem, gave him into the custody of Peliesoonstalds Childs , 1941 . When the constable told the Omer the shop s he said that Elise was aware that le yes • materled alea, and that his wife was alive. She bad hewn muskiatly pestering him to marry her, and had eared him money to desert, and said she would pay his parade massy either to Australia or America. The soar, who whoa before the wiegistrate did not deny the &arm was rammided for the production of evidence as to the Ant membige. Mr. Barker said he must discharge the prisoner, and he oorld not make ant how it was that the constable was not in atteadanok far he 1.1,1 told toget further evidence. If further widows could be got, the primmer mud be again f u then wile mired what she was to de. The primmer had turned Roman catholic so that she weld marry him, had put her to a great deal of expense sad trouble, and now, althoulb she had gone through the ceremony, she had got so hulloed. Mr. Barker said if the prisoner wee previously monied she was sot his wife. Alf/IAY. • Conscious Riley, s tall inn Min, sad Mary Riley, his nhi, no dna non of whom was snanwed with hood, as/ bad a pair d frightful Wan in remain at a pri anis ilfeaT. win charged aa rash oft a Ira swowl so Faint Rod" ia Chapel-pink a wall knows %bibs mei. m inis ampeisisli, lib° is rid is be • grist ass, est bis bear is the east rhea the ark primer paced ask red wit►b tb mister, el tee ether nos . ass* smelted the role prisoner arias ids street serge sot Itsebee eyes, all Ur abile Mary NW shirrs has ever tbs heal ark • pair et bossy rep YY the seer wee se Mond sod darer& that be wee obliod bo erred I. • dorms% bb bed brag serrely brained sad be ban severd silk Wed. it perms, mated egrease, err ear the mks' et the arty, bed feared tir prim, red there Is bile dad* task bat ter tisk e, fortaste inter prilisk Bosh/ world hare het ba lit as ere el the wires= rid the prisoners tried to set Saabs hito licit 611.1111 Is!! Irisb bits" Oasaiiilaa Main corrabonaad Übe slaw wilimme, was slailad Mai IMRiley* had =Wakes Ilhe prism, tar aleighar man. _ _ _ _ Mr. Tyrwbiit good ilia mak primmer 31., at toe somas; as/ Xs honalio X.. sr ea am& LATEST SPORTING IN'TELLIGEINCR tar nuanso NOTTINGHAM MMXTING.-(THIS DAY.) ""ILL a r m s. 4 na. SHERWOOD HANDICAP. One mile sad • quarter. IDemsreley Ned Rupee me bore. P* Poarar.—Preheme, Primes of Omega, sal Oradea PIPPis• CANTLE PLATE. T.Y.C. Noophyto. Spicelora. Lhu. aad Sinai& Ply an bus. NOTTINGHAM HANDICAP. Two ago sad a = Priam' O'Hara Narawaad, ladwileissr.= Pre Ztalpo aro Irona ROBIM HOOD lITAILIOL T.T.C. litad Tape, &whites. Anima, Paradox. WeDead, Kintter, allearte, Cutter, Brarreard, aad Liam aro hem STAND PLATS. Halt a wale. Nutbugh, il;;3 317. ..sW Brooks, Dr. Nieboll. 81414 BAWICINIS, 11•11DarAWhy are brio. Tina Waarxia AND Taa Mora —During the I last few days the ram he. peered dean is torrents, and nest la sett arm lams " hid " the -ups. Fine and wens weather has, booovor, quickly and with the ssamben of miantleg the Lamm of ehe hayfield, we are fela be halms little or an damage has bees sastaimed. The reports a the Raps generally me to be mist issidaebery sad ensanuaging, And • Moog prevails that, with asythlag like • oontimanoe ret t weatbor, the hermit meet be anarnally early. A good deal of hay has hem got up in goad °audition, but there is yet mom to art to tale diarist. The remit nine will help the turuips, sad will also lewd to hareem the balk of the mooed crop of peso. We mink to add that reports reach us, from may • few pmts, however, as to the reappearance of disease. the peattees. Hither* Mis have woken well of the pleat, sad the rests beought forward for comosimptisa have been re good, and free from disease of any kind. We Irma that the aomplaiiit now made may not be father hammed. tad that though disease rosy here and there show itself, its operation will to but partial The asemate from the hop districts are varied in cheraelar, het they appear oa the whole to Mama im provement. Saw pagoda, however, are mad S. be " gone poll redessalea'• and that this has, may be signed from the fast of the amen op the Isar and canverting Y. greyed to ether temporary uses. la other gardens hope selli meatithed, whilst from aorta. district. the mi= ankialy tome bolter and speak of mama program. the gamma epistles !avows an improvement upon last week's apart is minted by the belting as the duty, the Wks sew Wag hacked at 100,0001.-Busses Atdeertsser. TIM AXIAMISD 111171D11111 IT A LIVERPOOL CAP UAL —The awe of ()arias J. Wilma. of the *Sib ship Hessen, wee sob altered into by the Liverpool magistrate. yawed' , Rites Rem additional evidence as to the eruelta. pfaeYN upsa Clarke Jona mu adduced. Front the ea. demos of the mama I.= that the treatment which W remised Jesswas to accelerate death I. the ema• ems eafferag, es Jou. was, from scurvy sad fever. Mr. Hemmer, solicitor for the prisoner, contended that the evidence agaimst Wilma was so confused sad contradictory, that it was not worthy to be relied nom, pertesidarly in so grave a charge. It was impassible to believe that the captain had beaten the whole of the crew with • regularity and va letax complained of, and yet that be had himself escaped uninjured from them. The court, however. under all the circumatanora, decided to coconut Captain Wilson on • charge id maaslaughter. It was then intimated that on the following day three other chaise would be entered into —ass of murdering William Henderson while steward of the Exprem. • meal which the primmer had commanded before lee was trandarred to the Severn ; another, of eo abusing • whim seaman, named J. Williams, as to cause him to jumpeverbcard ; and • third, of hangiog ma of th e mew mby his fingere. BIONDI, AT MARGATE—M. Blondin made • very successful ascent yesterday at the Tivoli Gardens, Mer ge* in the presence of an imineeme number of persons, metwithelleadimg the rain which prevailed all day. He RN mare his twelfth ascent at the Crystal Pal/sem Thurs day_ mot at fans o'clock. Blondin is advertised to exhibit his performances is the grouse of Porchester Castle, sear hansom, in Beets, mamma. Special trains are to run from all the as boa towns to convey sight-seen to the exhibition. Orsogemen of Liverpool had a promotion yesterday NMI& the bounden of the borough. large math= of the "beelines" attended, and headed by heads of lamas they paraded the outskirits and in the evening them won several bells thromikout the tows. There ware, of alma eine or two eminumeges, but fortunately not of a sedum eiremeler. A Lege pease a police followed is wake ef tM praession—a prematien pregnant with much • MARS L1828.-(THIS DAYJ Two oXlsocz. The railway share market to-day is generally better. Midland stock has risen 1 per cent. ; Caledonian and Great Northern, per cent. ; and most of the other lines to } per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 942 to 96 ; Great Western, 71} to ; Mid land, 129} to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 114 to ; Caledonian, 100 to ; South Eastern, 841 to ; and Great Northern, 108 to 109. This is settling day. Lombardo- Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at die, to par. The Indian railway stocks are generally better. Grand Trunk of Canada is fairly supported. uILDUILAT Mail LID STOOLS. '' JUILWAYS. IWliii - . en Weser VeL lee Inet,Les..4Cheeinee Mern nee en inie•Aleand.lllll.o lON mil Nadia . . lam_ sg I : I I Ili N 1101 100 .. 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Deb U Ireetledialnig.& Canal ihretele Telegraph Do. New Nag. sad Asa. Cop. Gen. RUM= Navigates Oast Ship (Linuted) De. 171 per cent. I Loa. Magid TeL (10 lres. Den. Omnibus Co I Usages ledge. t Carl eillegresesalee.Tal. Maim ft. Td. (Los.) Dissoruit Co.. NarlooddsCoslalros(l4 Netherlan& Lad_ 13.711 p. 1,7.11 N. Ilnes. & N. Boot. /. I..Brlt t Autialsolas.. iiiiiiiel ii;e - --- " Do. . Now Merge' .. aria I. Atia. Rbs.).. Teel liver Lodi MIS. Veda sad Ovies. Sem - 11 -- (T. Ili; - -- -- & Sea & lad. TeL CIA Ithysisay Iran Do. Now Royal Mall Stew tisk Aust. Invents to Aastralian Land Imagine Tel fled& Da. do. inglatared Do. 4 & Ag. of Australis (Malted) first Isms La Co.U.Oanada lER.lOO7dZsi of `LI liras —. 94 —.—. ... 11l 121 ST Se M GO dd 96 96 ! i dig CCUItITUIL WI 100 101 10 N 'IN IN IN IN IS 97 98 981 Iffe 1•18 Tot i i i MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) : Two 4,0w0z. The funds remain dull, at yesterday's prices, whilst most other classes of public securities are rising. There is an improvement to-day in Indian railway stocks, and also in English, particularly in Mid land. Turkish Bonds continue to advance. The India Five per Cent. Stock, and the scrip of the new loan, are still being absorbed for investment. This is settling-day in the share markets. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes are quoted 67fr. 70c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 90 and / for money, and 901 and for the account. The pre sent quotations are 90 to for money, and 901, " buyers," for the 7th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231, 229 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 891,1; New Three per Cents., 891, ; New Two and-a-Half per Cents., 75 ; India Stock, 2181 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 991, 1; ditto for ac count, 991, 1 ; ditto scrip, 1001, I,} ; ditto Bonds, 10s. dig. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 941; Exchequer Bills, March, 4s. dis. ; ditto small, Si., 3s. die. ; ditto June, 2s. prem. There is a fresh rise of per cent. in the Turkish Loan of 1854, and 1 per cent. in that of 1858. The present quotations are respectively 79 to I, and 544 to 551. Other foreign stocks are steady. Sales are recorded as follows :—Braailian Old Five per Cents., 99/ ; ditto Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., 1880, 87 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 831, ex div. (exchange 12t); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 100/, 991; Equador ' New Consolidated, 111 ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 22/ ; New Granada Active, 151 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 831, ex div.; Sardinian Five per Cents., 781; Spanish Three per Cents., 484, ex div. ; the Com mittee's Certificates, 54 ; Turkish Six per Cents. 1854, for account, 791 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1868, 631, ; ditto, for aocount, 614, 831, 851 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, NI, 87. The exoliiingeat New York has risen to 106} to 1, in consequence of the demand for remittanoes to England against the dividends due here during the present month, the total of which probably reaches a million sterling. In some of the American letters doubts are expressed whether the rise will be main tained after the immediate cause has passed away. The present American advices merely extend to the eve of the meeting of Congress in extra session. The next aocounts are, therefore, looked for with great interest. The discount market yesterday was quiet. Good bills were taken at 151 to ISS per cent. At the Bank of England the demand was limited. In the Stook Exchange loans on government securities for short periods were obtainable at 3 to 4 per cent. An instalment, averaging rather more than 17 per Gent., falls due on Friday next on the new India Loan of 4,00,0001. It will require about 700,0001. About 10,0001. in gold was by the Bank yesterday. 40,0001. in sad silver arrived from the Levant. Of the 89,0001 by the Seine, from the West Indies, 59,0001. 1/ silver and 30,0001. gold. The Norfolk, from Melbourne, by brought 58,786 ounces of gold, worth 235,0001 The Agin court, with 79,0001.., was spoken wit h . on the h inst. by the steamer Seine, from the West Indies. The Australian telegrams just to hand report the sailing for England of the Dover Castle and Sussex with a large amount of gold. The market both for bar silver and Mexican dollars is rather firmer owing, not to any increase in the demand for the Fast, but to the smallness of the supply on band. The Austrian deficit for the year 1880 amounted to what the Vienna financiers apparently consider the trifling sum of (equal to) six millions and a half sterling. In the previous year it was acknowledge' to be twenty-eight millions sterling. The marvel is, how these continual deficits are provided for. The letters from Calcutta, China, and Australia will be distributed in London this day (Tuesday) evening, or on Wednesday morning. Firmness continues to prevail in the Liverpool cotton market. The sales yesterday amounted to 15000, bales. The indigo sales yesterday went off rather flatly. The following memorandum is from the Ecuatorian Commission of Agency : " Advioes have been re- Anived to-day from Messrs. Gutierres and Co., dated Guayaquil, June 13, stating that they are prevented remitting the funds they have in hand from the custom-house duties, by an entire want of bills of exchange in this place." We have authority for stating that the Great Eastern is to be employed regularly in the trade between Liverpool and New York, but as at this season the . prospect of receipts from visitors at Liverpool is good, it is intended to exhibit the ship at that port from the second week in August (when she is expected to return from Quebec) until about the 10th of September, when she will sail for New York, returning to the Mersey about the middle of October. . . The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,0981., and the South Eastern a decrease of 4,4721., which is accounted for by the Agricultural Show at Canterbury in 1860. A further call ot 21. is to be paid on the shares (with 101. paid) in the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company by the 14th August. A special meeting of the Ottoman Railway Com pany is called for the 9th August, to approve an alteration in the statutes extending the number of the council of administration from six to eight . . members. - A proposal will also be eubmittedto the shareholders for the construction of a branch line of railway to Tireb. The adjourned annual mewling of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company will be held on the 29th instant. . . The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the London and County Bank is called for the Ist Al 'il a n: rt following financial details are from Messrs. Canunann and Co., of New York, under date of the 2nd inst. : There is no important new feature in the stock market. %einem der* the fortnight bas been rather more active, mad the tandeincy of prices upward, but without any mate rial advance. There is no apparent reason for the improve. meet, except a hope that at the approaching session of Cooper soesg may be done towards an early settle ment of the existiog tiolitioal difficulties Present indica tions, however, do no. seem to justify this hope, and it is generally expected the. all attempt@ at a compromise during this session will fail. The son.paynamt, in this city, of Um interest due Ist inst. on the boods of the seceding steles and this (exemirs( the state of Florida and the city of Mobile, the coupons of which have been paid as heretofore) having been generally expected, has not materutlly depressed their market value. In some tames the coupons in default will probably be paid at their places of issue, but nothing certain is u yet known on this point, and under present circum stances their collection will be difscult and expensive. The war loans of the states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey lave been taken by the citizens of those states. For the Indiana loan no bid* below 8.5 were accepted, and no satis factory offers having been made for that of Illinois it bee been withdrawn from this market, and will protably be takes in Illinois. The Seven per Cent. Loan of the state of New York. for 700,000 dole., redeemable in 1870, was taken on the 25th ult. it 101.65 to 104.50. In the money market the teedeney is towards greater ease, and rates of interest are uecbanged. Cell loans are very abundant at 4 to 6 per ant., and discount oe first-clam paper ranges from 6to 9 per cent. The bask returns for the fortnight show a decrease in loans of 3,090,800 and an increase in specie of 3,797.800 dola. The reoeipts of gold were 4,060,000 dole.. from Europe, and 1,007,191 dole. from California. Foreign exchanges are higher and lira. The supply of bills is quite limited, and the remittance of dividends, Ire., by this mail, has made the dimmed active. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 18th instant for the hire of shipping to convey liberated Africans from Biters Leone to Jamaica. was 1 M I ial 106 i I - r - 94 9 141 -- i 1 1 II IL Ste ad ili t Pa SI SS I It 116 ID 6 S 11 1 1 ej IS 16 1 . 1 1 pm if dli ill II 416 h. ill 6 11 1 er IS SI 0 0 10 20 if 01 as 51 U 151 Ile ▪ Si 1$ I& N . SI lie Is 12 i LO Skis SO SS LO it SI 10 si I di IS OS Mb 40 I* IT IS 31 U 101 103 101 103 ♦ fMs 93 98 ._ st 4 It 1 if lb i IPm I tedi.l ei f - 0: ji PR Si 04 IS 70 0 11 pa iii 1 130 i. 5 6) 51 130 135 4' 1 par 11 i die par Se 91 MONDAY EVIIIECO. Consols, whioh closed on Saturday at 904 to for the 7th of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, receded to 904, "sellers, " and closed at 90k to 5-16. For money thelast price was 90 to 4. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 904 ; ditto for account (August 7), 904 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 894 ; New Three per Cents., 891, la; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 7b4 ; Stock, '230, 231 ; India Stock, 220, 221; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 994, 4, I ; ditto for so (*tint, 99, 4,4 .. ; ditto scrip, 100, 4,4, ; ditto Four per Vent. Debentures, 1803, 964 4 , i ; ditto 1859, 954 ; Fire and-a-Half per Cent . enfaced” rupee paper, 101, 4. The scrip of the new India Loan was again very firm, notwithstanding realisations by a number of speculative subscribers. The price touched 1004 to 4, and closed at 1004 to 4, being 4 higher than on S:aturday. The Old Five per Cent. stock was laat quoted 994 to 4, showing a rise 3f Ito 4. The March 'Exchequer Bills were steady at Bs. to 3s. dis., and the June at 2s. dia. to 2s. prem. The demand for Turkish Bonds continues active, and a fresh rise of 1 to 14 per cent. has taken place. The Loan of 1856 closed at 784 to 79, awl those of 1858 at 631 to 644. Mexican Bonds were dull at 224 to 4. Bank shares to-day in some instances were rather dull, but little change occurred in prices. Mis cellaneous shares were quiet at Saturday's rates. Great Ship were quoted 6s. 9d. to 7s. 3d. London Dock stock was flatter. Victoria Government Debentures continue in de mand, and advanced about per cent. There were more inquiries to-day for United States, Federal, and Virginia bonds. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, Sl ,o to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to din . ; ndon and Provincial Marine, par, ex div. ; China and Japan Steam, par to prem. ; Commercial Copper, # die. to par ; Natal Land, par to prom. ; National Boat-building, to prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, to 5 prem.; and Compressed Coal, to prem. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two &Qom' East Caradon shares are quiet to-day at 22i to 23i ex div. West Polmesr are inquired for at 18e. 6d. to 19s. 6d. Marko Valley shares are quoted 9 to 91, ex div. ; and East Devon Great Consols, 2 to East Wheal Emeell are marked in the Stock Exchange Si, being rather better. Business generally is limited, the settle ment occupying attention. Foreign and oolonial mining shares are generally steady. Bon Accord Copper have been dealt in at I prem. ' • St. John del Rey , 324 ; United Mexican at 51, and Worthing at i• The Maria Johanna has arrived in the London Docks from Port Augusta, with 60 tons of copper ore on board for the Great Northern Copper Com pany (South Australia). Two vessels from the same quarter, with 150 tons more on board, con signed to the same company, are now overdue. The meeting of the Central Italian Copper Mining Company, called for yesterday, was ad journed, owing to the non - arrival from I taly of tho manager. From PsdnandreaUnited (July 13) Captain Tr y ega ie z u stee 110 met prone* Mows of tin ; 100 east come tie Mail. Mops in wises battens of this level worth 401. per tubs= ; 100 west wrath 4L per fathom • 93 west, !war. In 90 rise we have risen through about 8 'fathom's of pro active ground, but ea we approach the level above the lode appears owner ; about four or lee fathoms more toripe to emucenicate with the 88, when this tin ground will be mire available. 90 west en Ilkinuases lode worth 61. per fathom ; 68 wee w 4oor. Cobbler's, 88 east, poor. Walt and Brag's, 47 lode 4 feat yielding coarse tin , staff ; 40 east, 101. pee fathom The Central American Main pay have received sa ving, dated Alotepapa, June 1. as follows :—" In Sae Pantaloon Mine this lode bad been out in the crosscut in Sao Joss level met, haft 2 feet in width, =t rt hro o n a g y hoid, with a branch of nearly ore, 7 lathes clog from 30 to 35 eine. of rich are per fathom. Fi fty toes of ore were raised during the month of May, 9 tons of which swayed 387 mums of elver to the ton, and the remainder varied hem 119 to 214 mama of silver to the too. At the reduction works 97 Was of ore had been amalgamated in the month, producing 12 tars of silver, weighing 921 mares, which had been sent to the Mist at Guatemala, and realised 9,076 dole. 21c. 59 bap of rich sever ore have aniseed at Southampton per steamer Seine." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (IT LW= IND 11155 MAGNETIC) TILDOILAPIL (Mott ova ows ooftassroprossr. Market moderately attended, awl for good wheat full 'rates have been realised. America difficult of sale, and prices irregular. Flour In fair retail request at previous rates. Oats and oatmeal unaltered. =abeans bring extreme rates. corn in moderate mte at steady rates. - MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) 85042.—Th0 market continues steady. A landed cargo of brown remains sold at 33a, and a floating cargo of Havana (No. 11i to 12) at 295. 9d. Refined firm. COMM.—A floating cargo of fit. Domino sold at 621 6d. for the Mediterranean. Tat I in rather more request, but not much business has boss Wsamested. Rom has been inactive. Rica--'3OO hoe of Batt= have been sold at 9s. 9d. &turn= —There soe DO tnosactioos to report, the market being dull. Carrot.-600 bales sold. Ismcio.—Fifth day. The B catalogue was passed to day. sad only about 20 chests were mold. The few pastels of desirable lkingals in the A oatalogne sold at about May prices, bat for undesirable qualities there was less compe tition than previously, and 2d. to 4a. discount was sub mitted to. A few Kurpehe also went rather cheaper thaa last week. 1,510 chests have passed the eale to-day, in cluding 478 withdrawn and 272 bought in, leaving 760 c hest. sold. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. at the sneezed price, :—Town tallow, 48.. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on*. spot. 495. Gd.; July to September, 495. 6d. to 495. ; October to December, 495. 3d. to 495. HAY MARKET,-(THISD AY.) Marra. Dark and Co. report trade at the following prises :—Pritaii moulow hay, 755. to Sid. j superior ditto. Ms. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 368. to 50s. ; New ditto, 50r. to Ws. ; clover, old, 9Ds. to 120 s. ; straw, 306. to 40s. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARKETS. Ltvtaroot, .TOIT 16. Caledeuisa, 901 00)—Bestern Counties, 9110—Great Northern. 1074 1091—Great Western. 707 717—Lan cashire and Yorkshire Stock, 1121 1111—Loadou and North Western Stock, 1041 Nl—London and South Western, 95 957 — Manchester, Shelneld, and Lineohnitim, 471 48—Midland Stock, 1214 1213—Ditto, new share., 17 19 p.—North British, a 1131— North Staffordshire, 47 d. North Eastern. Berwick, 1061 1061—York and North Midland, 94 911—Leeds Capital Stock, 021 631 South Eastern uud Dover, 54 7 16 244 West Mid land, Gator& 471 48— Undid° ant Lake Huron, 47 3—Dutch Rhenish, 27 27 d.—Grand Trunk of Canada. 41 s—Great Luxem bourg, it 146—Great Western of CRUII4I/4 101-1111nots Central, 381 371 d.—New York and Brie, 21 217—Thames and Mersey Insurance, y : p. 11181118811831, JOLT 15.—There were buyers of Stour Talley Railways ate . of taledontso Pi creme.. at 1.011 Stour VaUry Guaranteed, PO Birmingham Guaranteed, ; Oxford Fins Guaranteed, 135 ditto Second Guaranteed. 1107 . and of South Staff Olds at 101. He. 3d. Local stocks were iritbuut change, and bustoesa was very quiet. LONDON 8R1D4311 DOMINO THE FIRS. —The aspect of the bridge from this point isa part of the historical pic ture which must not be left out. It is laden with human beings, as thickly clustered together as flits upon a ridie of treacle. They are clambering on the parapets anti lamp pests, and hanging to the jutting stonework. Wherever a foot can rest a nun may he seen clinging, and several toge ther. in perilous contortions, for mutual support. The whets track of the earriage-way in the centre is jammed hill. The omnibuses are conspicuous. It ie not that they carry double on this occasion, but that they carry myriads of people who seem to be climbing up upon each other's shoulders. A dark line of spectators, rising oma sionally into pinnacles, and broken outlines, covets the whole summit of the bridge. There is not a speck unoccupied. Let us move a little further down the river, and select another site for observation. Again through muddy Thames. street, and its atmosphere drugged with the aroma i 4 hundred thousand cheeses, we find ourselves on old Cus tomers' Key. The place is dedicated to fire. Here, on this spot, three seecessive Custom-houses have been burned to the ground. The lint was that erected in the reign of Queen Elisabeth ; the sowed, that built by Wren in its place : and the third, Ripley's, upon the ruins of which the present establishment was raised by timirke. It is strange enough that the greatest fires that have ever taken place in London have been close by the river, sad most of them in this very quarter —Robin Goodfellow. ---~~ iia Flig. la !IN Ili o} 13 i sit, IN} ^.' Pil .. tun 11.7719 1.911 fen fio,ooo AOOO MAO 7,11111 Ka* 1°.!??1 13.000 wasaoo 100,000 60,000 10,0100 6,000 11,310 10000 1.314 eric o o:l Kw S___ 10,000 111,000 - 14. - TO4l ?6,030 WON I 1011 IN 11 11 1 1 244 174 141 ni U n 1 • i } ▪ I 4. S t 11 si 3 P 44 4 GI 2 •• le Si se sst ail * is 14 14 :t as 1110 SIG 76 Si 4 11 ftem 31) MI 111 IMI 1% 14 If ft SO SI ei SO OS SI 111 10 10 II 10! 1% aa i 11141 011 ei — 111 111 in NC sn '4 \al 9