The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-19 00:00:00

datriupon som wir jai i is t tt deopktok. e wen idling sad so that de bisesslf l44B; itated at tide . 13,1 1 l irr dad oot oh o ; Wm." That defendant r •• You won't townie l'thst Oaten made hen It int the defeedsat &Wok to leave tin room. It o awls. It wee feted tin week n& k l4 nottier eeendon wi ► oune L another nownien eantesenent, whoa In Pm the Aeries velatib i u vie isittered It the %eed noex , y ou 4 tt by eith .°l° ' to 0 7sare of al% and It %h e eat without leave whet h i ou question of Lotolenoe d e . es the verde. on by Mr. Smyth, laid he ij the delemiset se sass mooned to this mart ior ultimately was allowed*, me it. Atter some preen. , to Oollieee solicitor* ilia kat Collier wee esiz urd ow Of IMMO frequeatly takes rallike s ter, and mobs* ce sooty jikawy, 1864, whoa Yr. siting Iter, Sir Timms ght sot to hot beaten Ws a we with a view to ammo, moiety of the piar a i am, r"ld_ till governor; of withhold the watt* of *airy at Eausaseel Col. .P`d" that tier matter might la Mat was deateely atom 1m 'Mg to do his duty, and set forboaranos on both ides to do his beet. Borne length of the horn, which 9 at night. sue. bat very often there all for hot" and if de. id la wok, or amuse himself the work was premier, 'he was in the habit of Fie* He was always wanting to and ha (Kr. Adams) bad Ile ease should nand am agreeing to " do their best" EUSTREET. !SAULTU.] AND ATTIMPIDIN PCOILDIT. _ _ looking maa, daactilied al a ix. Mansfield with awaiting et and pagiliai, at the White and attempthig alter 12 o'clock on Saimaa, sioestar.winare, .on my way I seen sitting aga in a lamp. tear him, pushed against me. ; not room for him to pass, hen said something I did ad t me. A woman then taa mese it, chess, it (leave off); ;nada a mistake." The pd. god hie friend laid hold at say out " Police," and the pd. n me, said, " You poke you." I got up ana r ran after me and agaia no with his fiats. I then got me him in charge. I had a time, and Pre no doubt they kicked in the loins and woo it half past I on Sunday morn. in Crsoboorno-otreet, I wild ad s mob following him. I down, and fall on him, sad oner off and took him to the the constable rid the paw ath sober. _ age attendant—l was on duty Dillon knock a man down into oxicated at the time. I told ad of himself, and Dillon then *oar ran after him, with ne of whom said, " 01, The prisoner and Olden Lt4l, and on Dillon falling en w wanted to rob him, but that able then came up, and Ma rare the prisoner in charge for prisoner was drunk till sobend glass or two of beer, and was ad Dillon coming elong with I. I asked why be did it, reen as took place, and we I each other. The proaennor , for attempting to rob him. I employed at No. 5, Jexmyn b envie- What I have rid is nigh Dillon knocking the sans and gave the prisoner 15 versa' rigour ever been here before! air. s a pugilist, and nu ha been and ham been committed Eno or amaaltieg a female. ler is ditch:nod. re latishetion to mod peruse EWORTH.—Yesterday aftm l Down, was still alive, but in 6 in the infirmary of the Wore& 4 Mackinlay, the surgeon of that astable of the 1' division of the lastly on duty at the workhouse. I the union. It would seem that *rased and in great difficulties as no lees than four oonotpootsi Bs, &c., were found in the home er, although unable to articulate, hard Dossed, who, it is under• ckenham, near Uxbridge. The listrict the crime was committed. Friday, ascertained that the man, Ellen Dossett, reside at* t a mile from Bath, her fat* . id the police have communicated The funeral of tha unfortunate shoe to-day. OBBKRY.—One of the boldest tee occurred of late took place r. Mackay, of 34, Mryanatose• i Tuesday evening and engaged le o Blahs= Abbey. While on the the map suddenly turned the , and took up another man on new arrival deliber a tely entered ad to rifle the person and plat* , valuables he could fiord. Haug* hunting watch, gold chain, home' silk onsbrelle, Sic., the highway to Mr. Mackay out of the fly into lie own resources, the two 161 11 . , Plioaa, driving rapidly from the lorniog that Mr. Mackay. on re" man who had sated as dries T ri i t Vovid. Me was Si moo is being esrchsd the ring stole °nod upon him. Mr. Inmate formation despatched • assfiele l bog, belonging to a son Gore Mr. Mackay's moo-elfin IPSO supposed to be the man who es' r, has absconded, but the Pale a. N RAILWAY FACTORY Wougfi ormed that the oppoeitios of e 4 establishment of the GAS factories at Orford is qualified iptioos. At the ioflueetial and ad last Tuesday in the Towu.hall d Dr. Adams spoke in favoured eight members of the I.Toiveral Convocation were, Dr. Sea I, the President of Mag dale rs e, n's and chairman of the Poordelt Mr. C. Neat°, M.P., sad thefts'''. r College. SALE. —I f the royal year' the mark, tLere is no doubt tbad ,hole, than. those disposed od W Saturday, at Ethics, have 114 tiros commenced his mooch 1• 101 ...7. 101 guineas, or an average of °•"' DO in the absence of porno el cos wesence generally adds materialif aL hole. Neither the Marquis 1, Mr. Naylor, Mr. Hodgreee,_...rd o that the large sum realised Sul proof of the first•rate character to partridges, and phe w irly over all the dangers of Wit *se never came out better, ola ranges of moors they are oo e average number is the broods o, arid some have bees emented of as only to be accossted der le tire sr. LT - E - S SPORTRiG INTELLIGENCE O* worn, rnaszAn.) LIVERPOOL NEENTTRG.— . (PIIII3 DAY.) HI mAntars PLAT& Tannßas. one Oa. HoUss, Na n Cheeks, and Masan ars tote. PLYING STARS . b o o" Labs, Lacy Loon. MOO% Jupiter. and assns ate law HANDICAP SW-SMARM Ons yds Fan, sad Orestes are barn ogdAT LANCASHIRE PRODUCE STAIERt3. Half a p e p sons, WsWt, I.IOOOIIZOIOO a, Divot, aid Blas snarl us Ws. NOLYNEUX CUP. Themqaarlen of • mile. p os phybs, Labs. Arbutus, Zama, Via* sad Janina are lon . . °RAVEN STARES. Hat s adle. b n silas, Gretna. Grout lgsger, Ws, and Osprics ime Ism U BRLEY NURSERY STARES. Half P Taw oos WWl* Gastalisk Surissab ismo* Full IN., Life Gessdsrosa. sad Messy Lass are Wm AMrissix—Rhad, Cldblia, Kessrooo, sad Persolgoo. ras FATAL RAII,IVAY STAPLEHURST. ACCIDENT NEAR THB DTQUBST—(THD3 DAY.) (fox ova owl! =roma.) STAPLEHURST, MoNDAT MOUNDIO. To -day the inquest oo the bodies of the unfortu ssy pla aacre who were killed by, the late accident was aajo ad by Mr. Neve, the ooroser. and the jury, at the &am Eastern Hotel. The inquiry weecomeaced at noon, od sense formal evidence only wee given op to ibe Um of OR* au &wag, Mc offerers are gradually progressing towards enemies me. Ks* Francis, whose fractured hip and leg it was *mkt by his medical attendant, Dr. Walton, of Brook ▪ Hanovercquare, would neeessitate amputatioe, is se sub better that, it is now confidently hoped his bib will be saved. The fiat removal el the aimed pawns to their own homes takes place to-day. Ds two Mimes Hermes, whose injuries were of s severe up" and who have been staying at the bones of Mr. g a m, leam to-day by the train which leaves Dover at 12 dark, as invalid ouriege having been ordered to be attached trey* purpose of taking them up hare se it yaws. One et Hess ladies, however. still suffers very severely from Werke to her neck and head, being of so serious a nature fist she is unable to support herself ; although she is ready free from immediate danger, she me hardly be sett to be beyond apprehension for the Mem. FINE ARTS CLUB. ..=•••••-• TO THE 19/TOR OP 1112,IITIMIS. SlB,—Permit me to correct an error which in this eveeines number of your journal. Mr. maim the members of this " Fuse Arta Club " ast the Society of Arta—at Doreluder Hods. ea Thuntley maim. the 29th el this month. It is the lad conver se:We of the present eamem—l am, Sm., W. 11 ATCH WICK, Acting Searetary to the Club. South Kensington Museum, Juno 17. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) mow:4v, Just 19. s LL B. I t W. F. 1). 1.,11.18. 2 gin .36,62 W. 1 2 N.L b 1 Abodeen _ 1429 W.N.W. 1 4 Z.N.L. b -- 2 3406 . . Aidros;aii .43 &S.W. 1 1 L bo 1 Ormocastio 4057 W.B.W. 1 6 24. 41) 1 Ithlkil2 I_l . 30.36 61 Z. 0 1 14. b— 1 Ceps Qui.- 20.52 ; LS 1 1 N.L si 2 Zt ira 30.41 &el. 2 2 N.N.W. be 2 Iblyload - - Toossos -EU 69 XXX. I Z. co 3 INA ... .. - 7x6 61 86 IL I XL co 4 L'Oriset 2O N.L 6 N.L b 2 tocbcdoct 20.04 51 XL 4 14. L b— 6 ftmouth $0 Weymouth 30.37 56 X : 0 Z. oo $ TariamoutL.3l.3s 54 I N.L 4 N.L o 2 irks ..... 30.36 51 XL i 6 N.ll. o - Dover ..- . - I !south - 20.W/4 F.N.L 1 4 I 27.N.1. • 6 Surbatosob. 20.30 671 24. 1 6 N.N.L ob —I 2 Midi ..... 30.44 67, XL 2 I N.L ob 2 Icilielaad.. 30.20 53 N.W. 5 1 N.W. tb , 4 PiowLa. Variable, moderate, 00 Nom= fine generally. coin,. As above, iThanan. N.N.W. to W.S.W. moderato to stroag. Ao above, some rain is -- - - 11.1. 1aceL to N. W. and W. moderate to strong. AA next above. LICE. to N N.W , 11017rEing, bah, generally tine. ILE to N.W., troth to EMMA. ntederate, tine. Neetheen.Seotland. Western.lreland. Wain., sod acne elnelea. tiouthern=logllsh Channel and bay of Biscay. beiteenedlnatwold England and North Sea. The Count Carour, a Turin journal, has pub lished as address of the Italian prams to Preident Johnson, boa* him to woad a general amnesty to all the Con felerates without distinction. Taa NZAPOLITAN BRIGANDS.—A letter from &plea, dated the Bth Mat., published by the 1)04U, says : The Englishman captured 011 the Pcestum road is 'till in the hands of the brigands. The English frigate is still in the roads of Salerno. It was made known that the ransom Word upon was on baud at the disposal of the brigand', but they hays taken no notice or have not found means to seed and fetch it. Meanwhile some English odious have, it a mid, joined the troops who are in pursuit." _ Bums, Jurtz to-day's sitting the Upper Hare ci the Diet amenimeaely speed to the treaties of mimes with &gland and Belgium me pared by the law House. COLLEGE OF PRECEPTOES.—At a meeting of the termed of thin corporation on the 17th inst. the diploma of suckle was granted to Mr. P. F. Stalker, of Paris. The following pn,lemen were elected members of the epilogs— Mora A. Blouet, Christ's College, Finable, ; Mr. T. A. Blythe, Bedford, Commercial School' Mr. G. B. Cour t**. A.C.P., Grosvenor-park, Camberwell ; Bev. J. G. H. Hum* RA., Brunswick-raid, Brighton. THE GENERAL ELECTION AND THE ECCLESIASTI CAL C.OIOIISSIONZEL —The following circular has been ad fused to all the load agents of the Emileaseffical Commix skews :—" 14, Whitehall.plees, S.W. Dear Sir,—Yon vfille so good sa to bear in mind that the tenants of the Palesisatical Commissioners are not to be in any way infla med with regard to the forthcoming election'. The 1:1001. winioners would be seriously displeased by soy interferon's with their tenants in that reepect.—We remain, dear dr, ymats faithfully, (Signed) Smirk and WATKINS." A V.C. AND B.A.—Among the men who took Yak B.A. degree at Orford on Saturday wee Mr. Arthur Far. of Megdaleo ball. He wen a midahiproan in the mama navy, mid is a Victoria Cross m we eve, the Oily Indi a n naval officer with thatde corati on .on He ob. tweed the V.C. for bravery at Dacca, Bengal, in 1867 darling the Indian mutiny, when he wasbut 17 yew' of Mi. Mr. Mayo came up to O x ford at Easter, 1862, being at Ibit time on furlough, and since then he has been pensioned, ia common with the other ledian naval officers. We Whew he intends takiog Holy Orders ; the first V.C. man, "imagine, who has gnu through the university course mitten:ow a postulant far them—Times. J }. bieDAR- - "C RRALLIM - 1N LITNIUTITRE AND ART. nen is, at the present day • fashion in literature, mid in art genera lly, which is very deplorable, Mil which may, on a superficial glance, appear at !mimes with what has just been said. The fashion that of cosFand.waistooat realism, • creeping timidity of invention moving almost exclusively amid scene' M ehawinuroom existence, with all the reticence. and ?Minium of drawing.roone conventions. Artiste have Mame photographer,, and have turned the camera upon the vulgarities of life, instead of representing the more im prisoned movements of life. The majority of books and __Picture are addressed to our lower factultice ; they make no r...mt so they have no power to stir our deeper emotions by motation of great ideas. Little that makes life noble, and sole mn is reflected in the art of our „ to amuse a languid audience seems its highest aim. must this, some of my medals may ask whether the artists Le not been faithful to the law I have expounded, and Moses to paint the small things they have seen, rather thou . , the meat things they have not seen? The answer is .toPlm Foe the most part the artists have not piloted what they bare seen, but have been false and conven tional in their pretended realism. Aod whomever they lave Pointed truly they have painted successfully. Tb e eatheitieity of their work has given it all the mime which be the nature of things such work could have. Tllian's Potash of "The Young Man with a Glove" is • great work of art, though no t of great art. It is infiottolr hither th an a portrait of Cromwell, by a painter °Dab" to, into the great soul of Cromwell, and [to make us see but it is infinitely lower than Titian's "Tribute roof." "Peter the Martyr," or the "Assumption." "oureon's "Northers Farmer" is inoomparably greater "'Poem than Mr. Bailey's ambitious " Pattie ;" but the "Northern Farmer" is far below " Ulysses" or "Gain*. mow," homage movie; oe a lower level, and recording the facto of a lower life.—Portaightiy ablitlO far June. 'THE EXPRESS, EONDAir EVENING, ATE 19, BiN COIMIRaIAff AND MARKETS. KARTC-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) There wee only a limited quantity of Eligible wheat on sale oar market belay, but the oondition of the rapply was Althocgis aim esosetete is referents to the crops coa tis= eery ilev in marahle, factors were very firm in their de mem &mim enseeeded in obtaining la. per quarter more money fee bo e th os, red and white paresis. There west fair &range number of foreign wheat samples on the stands. American and Bailie parcels moved off steadily, sad the quotation bad an upward bendesey. Other kinds were in but moderate request, et late rates. The supply el both English and foreign barley on offer wan °sly modest.. On the whole, the barley trade was steady, at quite Let week's quotidian. There was a fair, but by so meads active, inquiry for malt—the supply of whi.sh was good—at full prime. Selected oats were in steady request, and the quotuttom advanced 6d. per quarter. Low and damp qualities sup ported previous rates. We hare to report • firm market for beans, at full =- rendes. The supply was very limited. reae were quite as dear es last week, bat the demand for them was fnr from settee. - - Both IngTial; sad foreign dour was in steady request, at full quotatioss. li ni a limited number of floating cargos, were re po ef/ mast. Wheat declined from 68. to is. per quarter, at which redeoffes a fair amount of Dustman was traeasoled. °Mika, arrived, 36e. 6d. to 375. 9d. per 4921b5. ; Polish, 37.. per 480 lbs. ; Ghirka, on passage, 365. 6d. per 492 lbs. No important sales were annonnoed in maize ; but, owing to the smell supply on o ff er, prime ruled dna Odessa 29e. per 492 lbs. ; Wallachime, 301. 29e. 3d. per 480 lbs. The barley trade continued cif*. at ed. per quarter leis money ; Walachian, 168. 40011 m. In rye s nothing of interest was reported. Ibrall changed hands as 110 e. 3d. per 480 lb.. Barbary beans were offered at 38.. ppeeee 480 1b.., but no sales woes effeeled. Wellaidden in* realised 19e. 68. per 4801ba. The inquiry for linseed wen less active, and to tore seam lower rates were submitted to. Calcutta, arrived, 56e. ; ditto for shipment ie June or July, 56.. 941. ; ditto, to be shipped up to end of Angest, 565. 7411. per 410 lbs. Bombe , - June to end of August, shipment, 59a. 3d. per 416 lbs. for shipment up totbe end of August s 57e. 94. per 410 lbs.; Bombay, in warehouse, 58e. 6d. to 595. ; Cal cutta, 56e. ; s. Rinapors end Patna, 56e. 6d. ; ra Black Sea and .izoff, b 5 ; Egyptian, 52e. ; St. Peteberg, and llooesehaest, Ilea 5.5. ; and Archangel. 4.. to 50a. per quarter. Linseed o a ks, were in slow request, and LW eaten wen barely maintained. London made, 10/. 10s. ; New York, in barrels, fli. 16e. ; ditto, in bars, Si. 10s. ; Western, in bags, 81.15 e. ; and Marseilles, 81.0.. per too. For nottoessed sakes there was steady demand, at quite petriaus quotations. Prices waged from C. Pt.. to . per Ma. Rapeseed was quiet. Paresis, on the spot, owing to the sheet supply, changed bands at late rates; but in the mine of seed on maw, a et! fall was, reported Gazeret, 71.. to 725. ; Ferozepors, to 62e. Onaloutte, 595. to 601.; Danubian, cultivated, 62e. to 635. ; 'Wild Bleak Sea sod Asoff, 335. 6d.to 34e. per. qr. Wild • an passye , SM. Bd. ; Calmat* 58e. 6d. per 4241 be. Wont* yto July shipments, 53a; Rest 'lndian. May to July ahipments, 525. 6d. Colima seed ruled ihm, and the curnseies bad ea upward tendency. Egyptian, 61. 13e. 9d. to 6l 15..; ditto, Jose shipment 61. 18s. 9d. ; ditto June to July allipmeat, 71. per too. All agricsnltural web are very dull. Amaral, or Bnsrea-Englieb : Linseed, 2106 ; rapeseed, 26 ; and sundry, 124 qrs. Foreign : Linseed, 18,048 ; and repeated, 4,033 gm. Ktrorra-Limned, 4,584 ; oilseed, 4,130 qrs.; and flour, 320 owls. cURBINT NUM itiottea. Tyr Qr. WZIAL s. No; Meek red,1863 31 to 41 „ 194.7r11144,11163 49 to 47' wiecii 6 1411 42 to 1. 4 4i Per. Qr. oases i. — 1. - 61 botch. hod !cola potato kWh, whit* „ law* BUM SI Maxim 36 lo 37 11 Tick 36 to tS 61 Harrow Pigeon lB to 44 81 rms. _ 814 red. 11161 l7 to 41 BANAT 'Wang — —to Distilling Grinding ..... 24 So I 6 Loam Norfolk. Lid (Suffolk 64 to 61 Ilingsbao and Ware 66 to el Brown _____ .. 47 to at -- Orgy lloplo B6 to 89 White 36 to IS nous- Town made, per US lbs. Eloaathold 3B to 36 Country Norfolk and Suffolk az ably 26 to 29 'ft -- Now 0A22. awn* toot lll to It potato Si to Tt _ _ Yozwell. P., qr. Winn'. S. S. lasadok andl 114algs bori 4l So 52 Rostock It llocklis• Perge. our. s. Rambo ls to 21 _______ Dat= 36 to SS ltaastaa, hard eeft AreZteart, red . ~wide; Bondi: _ . _ Dial* State IXOPSAos so So ST Maple U to SO Bolters to $ 8 - _ _ _ 11191 AX COY. 29 to 22 IYollow Grinding lO to 21 DiatitUng Mating 0•211. __ Trench, per lack PO to 82 _ to RE American, per het.: .. 20 to !d Canadian. .. 20 to 26 Dui* sod isw7ti;a, 17 to 10 AULIVALE OF OWN, 10., I WATER. CANAL&GE, 1101 CURSIVE. TO LONDON, BY LAND AND JUNE 10 TO JUNE 17, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARE= (THIS DAY.) (BY ILZOTIIO AND INTIEINATIONAL Trosozzra.) ITEM otrz owl coazzerosortfr.) The market strong, sad prioes of all qualities are advancing, • y the quotations for good long staple. The sales probably foot•np twenty or thirty thousand balm. MINDING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) BUOAIL —There is a steady market at lad week's pries', but only limited sales are rimmed, including Gurpattah data Bengal at 31a. 6d., and orys ttaallll Demerara at fall rates. Refined without 0011710. —A parcel of 6 = sold at 725. ; Ceylons re main in good request. Rtmt.—A parcel of floe new white Bengal sold at 15e. 9d. Ruit.—Abort 200 puncheons sold, chiefly Jamaica, at very full prime, from 3., 4d. to 3e. Bd. per gallop. SILLTPITRL—SaIes of Bengal, refraction 6j to 3i, have been affected at 28s. to 265. 6d. per cwt. Comm continues in active request, at prices JD favour of sellers ; western erti lood, fair, sold at 13d. ; Greek, 12d. to 120.; Tinnivelly, 10 d. to 114.; Japan, 100. me Wes adv • for to-morrow consiet of 850 casks 9,000 ba sugar, 500 casks 9.000 bags co ff ee, 300 bags cocoa, 44 p ,000 packagce of tea, 4,000 tap of Rice, and MOO bags saltpetre. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is firm. Tows tallow Is quoted 39e. net ark ; Petersburg Y.C., cm the spot, 40 s. 9 d. • ; all the mouth, 40a. 6d. to 40e. 9 d. ; October to December, 425. to 425. 3d. ; December, 42e. W. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1 11113. Black an ?wad lids day ... Delivery - Idt ;ook — Ditto ;rad Id Jodi 37,430 753 1236 43,938 998 1 7 ri;;1 last week Ditto iron Lit Jaw riceY.C.onthemottblidayewt Ditto Town lame Friday 1,921 &fa 9d. 43a. 9d. 2.46 i EBl 1,321 40s. ed. 41s. 6d. 18/Mi. 81,E02 1.182 !,! i;444 &WU 40s. 9.1. 411. 6d. Arrival for the week ending 27th Jane lest year, 872 casks, and delivery, 1,190 casks, The snivel last week comprised 647 auks from Petersburg 687 Australia; SOO South America; 1 other plias; total. 1,646 maks METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have • larger supply of beasts, sad consequently there is so effort oe the part of buyers to reduce prices. However, choice qualities turnout be quoted lower. There an a few more sheep, and on the average prices are rather lower, yet a fair clearance is effected. Trade is very dull for lamb,. at lower rates. Calves are Nellie, about the Mae as on Thursday. From Germany and Holland there Sr. 2,080 beasts, 8,720 sham, 397 calves, sod 20 Pigs Boatload, 620 borate ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,640 ; and 680 from the midland twenties. Per Woos et Vibe. I. 0. a. di Per done et N ee. Ll. d. Nei ewes, Heralds. 6 6 2 Best Dos& 111-edslis 6 8 0 Hess ilheeLhoras 4 5 0 lest terse-w 0015.... 0 0 0 Bseco6 qe t. bowie 8 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 6 4 6 Odom 3 6 4 Imo wooed pa/ 0 0 0 Pip Swifts& 121 f-brads 0 0 0 Lambe louts at market, 4.980: sheep and lambs, APO; calm, 486: pigs, 401/ BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(Tars DAY.) Messrs. Patteniem and Smith report rather an improved demand for all he of het yesx's growth at firm rates. The aeoouak received from the plantations are not quite so (wearable, the pleat having suffered in consequence of the late "old nights. NORTH ESN ALAriaws.. —A promising trade, it will be emu by the ism toyday, has begun to be opened up Neethsra Alabama. Cotton is being net up the river in seethaseable quantities ; Northern merehandise is in ro piest, awl " mosey I. found in unexpected abundance." Hun vs. bays locifying agencies st work, which will Wag Inofillag fifionguillitj and reemailiatton is their train fader this peephe Undreamed of. —New York paper. ROW. Conarnsnorom TO Clings. Wtn. Ellitairsed leaves to the first ship for China and India, orebably the Sea Serpent, which is new dna from San Fransime. He gees as commissioner to procure coolies, sod le Melt Use pdsolpal Chinese and Indian ports aid agricultural dietrions, to getter information ressrdlog labourers. the labour syytem, wed the beet mode of treat ment of that smarm sow increasing among us, known as Ow Ado* lismay.—Sandirids Mamie papers. anoxia, ow 011.11. (im pri ltt a = D 0.6 Do.o Do.li pee o lmigli troa. Do. ir d. 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African Tralit t6l 11 Lond.andCaladoii.ll. t lb LeaMespdtanata( 6 I land.D4o4lol Wag ) SO Cond. hems. Aiwa ) 4 106 4 Lood.G.OnsalboaC.lLl • tOOO 50 7and.lokag.iog.Co(L II ,040 go lead.. Italian. 0 0. 8001 . 11 tOOO 00 Lond.Mar. Disoonnt(L) 11 Lta 1p Lond.ProirinelalllarMs 1,000 50 Kadin bolo. • Gana 11 ie 4 - , . Ai _ •il ii Ildis 3 I di; cap - IS im sl" Li 11 9lb 0 10 sea I 1 PM 1 11983 11 3 n A 10 11 3 1 311 KU Alm S 3 13 ... • 10 Do. MS* U Autos lavesimant(L. 11. SO 600 ittna 090 10 Ue llaur da listen. Tel. MI Y. 10,000 M MitwalltLd.*Dookl 6 &Waal It Wawa' Iron Works S I I Pm UAW 11 NaballomadsOol.o.ol ldta par id 111,000 1111 Nagaland Dis.l3ona. (L. 101 111 am 10,000 60 National (L 10 6 It dli 10000 13 NationalProvilmine(l. la 1 0 0 10 10,000100 National Skean Nay.(l,l 26 7 16111, WO 10 Narbuddaooel sLI, ) lidla LIM U Do. Now WSW 10 N.ZealaadT.&Loan(L f Ipm 11,000 10 NortharnamaanTaa(Ll 1 par it Pm 57,1761. 04 N.Brit.Australaddan(L) 106 66 66 60,000 go N.BritatUarcan.ln.(L ", 17 18 10,000 1 NovaSoottaO.anilL lid MOM I Do. do. 18,000 10 :s o agong Tea (Limited) 60,000 SG uolan Marine 4WD% 10,000 10 Oriental Commerolal(l. 10,000 60 Oriantaltinanmal(Llia. 11 160.000 1 Oriental 6116 I 40 • 000 10 Odent.lnlaadarnt 06.000 10 °taro h Sthlandinvael. 11,600 10 Ottoman Company (L) 10.00 0 60 Ottoman limaneisa (Li 1 10,000 I (Amnia ass (WADS) s WOO 10 PsossaalUL tosens(L) 17,600 MOO 10 Do. Do. do New 000. 000 i IS. Pulilv.lo3oDlets.(L) 11 10• 005 00 tenbausisz &O. Steam a 10,000 60 Do. do. New 1 17,000 10 Quobrada L. L, 11..(L. 111,000 10 Rhyming Iron a - 16 Do. New ■ 1611 ■ Rio'. City losperay. (L) a 100 U Ditto ditto 000 NO 'loyal llallStanna. 101. 10, deot.dastralovad. IL. 11 000 50 amith, Knight, 400. L. 004. loe.Finan.,Tlooe( 1 003 M Latiegiam-aft. ,000 M Do. Second 100 16 South Anatastlan land I /OK 116. Sabresalis• Tasusolt ll Soa:p '.500 10 TelConata 1000 10 Thameatltereer la CL' 1,600 20 Trhaidad Petroleum (L) 1,6% Tmll64l.lll o narakuL 0,000 11) T. &L. 00. of 101.Caaada 0,000 10 Un.Marine of Llrer. i t. 0,0(1 6 1711110111.T010g.D0. AO( 113 Ontvers.Marine Ina 11 16,00 II Upper Alma Te*Liza il 16,000 II Ditto 10,000 00 VraDloinan's %win 60 Wr tint Lasaostalss. 11,010 WS W e. 6iDdlrkPaaccllfda9,L. _ PREMRENOE SHAM. Lasseter sad Carlisle, 44 pref 1014. -d+, 1 idig pm 184 laapaa 1 par Ipr 10 S ddb a iTli I" e I idla par f 6 T b 1 Si 41 7 Si 4 7 2 IMs 40 42 Td to ad II ID 2lpm zd 711 4 f 44 ill 2i) 21 In Si Si ill 21 U 7 Ili lift 110 106 126 LSO 1U I 10 4 3as 7 61 as I 3 II dli A 3 3 dls all SI U 100 45 II sll - - 2 at Rs 4 VW pee 2 1 pat I 244 par ad poi 112414 1 look 4 2. 21 le 1 4 S dim Se *2 l 161041 - 21 Id 8 icil Ni 14 1 a xd id id FOREIGN - RAILWAYS. Bahia sad Sea Pram:limo (Lim.), gams. 7 pas oat., IN. Namur sad lisp, gas. 6 pa cent. by the Belgian govern. meat, 19g. Paris, Lyoas, sad Mediterranean, 331. MOUTHY MARiHT.-(THI DAY.) Two o'Ouxix, The dealings in the stock markets continue upon s very restricted scale, and the tone ge nerally is dull. The funds have experienced a fresh decline of it per cent., and a downward move ment is likewise observable in several British lines and foreign bonds. Some of the financial shares are also flatter. _. . There is not much business in the discount market to-day, and the rate for the best paper is unchanged at 3 per cent. The charge in the Stock Exchange for short loans on English government securities is 2} to 3 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 66fr. 37c., being sc. lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 90} to 4, ex div., for money, and 904 to 1, ex div., for the account I (July 6). The official business report is as 1 follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, i, ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, ; 891 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 4; Annuities, ' 1885, 14 1-16 ; Bank Stock, 245; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. stook, 1041 ; and Exchequer Bills, 25., ss. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. There is a demand, however, for Mexican Bonds and Conso lid6s, which have advanced per cent. On the other hand, Spanish Passive have de clined 4, and the Committee's Certificates }. Some of the present quotations are subjoined : Turkish, 1858, 73/ to 4 ; ditto, 1862, 74 to ditto Consolidorts, 501 to } ; Mexican, 25} to ; Spanish Passive, 301 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 154 to 1 ; Greek, 214 to 4 ; and Confederate, 6 to 8. Transactions are recorded se, follows :—Braziliah, 1863, 81 ; Buenos Ayres, for account, 91; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 ; Egyptian, 1864, 944, 4,4, ; Italian, 1865, 75 ; Mexican, for accoant, 251, 1, 4 ; Spanish, New Deferred, for account, 41 ; ditto Passive, for ac count, 304, 4 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 731, f ditto 1862,1001. Bonds, 741 ; ditto 1865, 46}, 47} ; ditto scrip, 24 die. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 384 ; ditto 1864, 414, 4, 1. The London Merchants' Company (Limited) has been received with much favour, and numerous transactions have occurred in the shares, which are now quoted 4 to 1 prem. Interr_ationel Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, Bto prem.; Imperial Mercan tile, 24 to 4 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 4 to prem., ex div. ; Hud son's Bay, 151 to 1; and Egyptian Trading, I to i die. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Russian Iron Works, 7 to 8 prem.; Varna Railway, 9 to 10 prem. ; Ottoman Company, 1k to f prem. ; Lion Brewery, to 2 prem. ; Peruvian Railways 2} to 3 prem. ; Metropolitan Extension Rail ways A stock of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company, 62 to 64, per 1001. stock ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, 1/ to I prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, S to k prem. ; Northern Assam, par to k prem.; Downs Docks, 11 to I prem.; East London Railway scrip, 3 to 3f prem. ; ditto, paid up, 4 to 4} prem.. It is announced that Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have received the following remittances on account of New Granada dividends :—Prom cusaim-house of San Jose de Cucuta, 5111. 3s. sd. ; from custom-house of Sabenilla, 2121. Os. 10t1. ; total, 7231. 13s. 3d. Referenoe has lately been made to a tender for a loan to Spain made by Mr. George Williams at Madrid on the 3rd inst. It appears that Mr. Wil liams was duly authorised on behalf of London capitalists, and that the tender was lodged, am: the required deposit paid, though the affair has appa rently proved abortive. The holders of Spanish Certificates and Passive Bonds, however, will be glad to learn that the proposal was couple d with the condition that these claims should be satisfactorily settled. It was mentioned a few days ago that the pro posal for a sale to the Panama Railway Company of the reversionary right to that line possessed by the government of Colombia had been rejected by the legislature. It now appears that a motion to reopen the discussion waasubsequently carried, and that the contract was finally approved, passing both a second and third reading though not with out stormy opposition. The bill, however, before becoming law, has to pass the Senate, where it is much opposed. The steamer Poonah will take to-morrow only 16,0411. in specie, of which, 5,000/. is gold for Alexandria, 4111. gold for Madras, 6,63 W. silver for Hong-Kong, and. 4,0001. silver for Shaughae. A very important undertaking is announced, under the title of the London Merchants Com pany (Limited). The launching of this project is a very interesting step in the progress of the joint-. 1 stock principle, and may even be said to mark a new and important era. Its basis is the amalgamation of the well-known London mercantile firms of Messrs. Robinson and Meaning, Messrs. Redfern, Alexander, and Co., and Messrs. Lane, Hankey, and Co., " for the purpose of carrying on and extending their business as merchants under the Joint Stock Com panies Act, with limited liability." Private mer chants frequently realise large fortunes, and there gee= to be no reason why equal or even greater success should not attend the operations of a joint stock mercantile association, provided it can secure, as in the present case, the personal manage- , ment of a thoroughly experienced board. As one' consideration among many, reference may be made to the advantage which such a company must derive in point of credit from the possession of a large reserve of uncalled capital The most satisfactory feature of the present project is the extremely careful way in which the interests of the shareholders have been guarded. The eight leading partners of the three houses above mentioned form the board of the new company, and "bind themselves not to enter into any fresh mercantile operations in England of a i similar character during ten years." The qualifica tion of each director is fixed by the articles of association at 10,000/, to be held in the stock of the company. With a view to further identify the interests of the vendors 'with those of the shareholders, it is stipulated that the goodwill of the amalgamated firms will be taken, one-third in shares with 501. paid, and two-thirds in debentures, payable, with 5 per cent interest, in equal annual instalments over ten years. The total amount thus paid to the three firms for goodwill in shares and debentures will be 375,0001., which sum is calculated upon their actual profits for three years. It is further mentioned that The mated srms, end their immediate connexions, are prepared to subscribe for a large portion of the proposed capital ; but, as it is believed that the influence and prospe rity of the company will be increased by establishing it at • wide sad a pablie beak, and that many investors will gladly seise the opportunity of thus beoomiag merchant' without the unlimited risk' of partnership, the directors have de sided to open the satecription to the public. The capital is 1,500,0001., in 15,000 shares of 1001. each. of which 21. per share is to be paid on application. and 81. on allotment. Preasymests to the extent of 501. per share are to be allowed. The brokers are Messrs. Seymour and Co., and lichens, Harrison, and Co. The prospectus of the Chubwis Tea Company of Assam (Limited) is also issued. It appears that the estates to be worked, and which will be conveyed to the company partly in freehold and partly on per pe tual lease, comprise 16,000 acres, chiefly of forest Lod, the bulk of which is de scribed as " admirably adapted for tea cultivation." They are situated in the district of Luckimpore, at a distance of from six to twenty stiles front Dibrooghur, the principal station, in proximity to Forfflo , several rivers, and to the two district. 1,686 acres are planted The price for the property has 168,5001. payable by annual huts. interest at 15 Or cent., extending over five years. It is further mentioned minimum yearly dividend of 10 Paid-up capit a l, payable half-, guaranteed, in part by reduction moneys, in other part by the placing sum of cash in the hands of the dire by the deposit of the debentures purchase moneys are to be paid." The capit, 300,0001. in 30,000 shares of 101. each, with a first issue of 20,030 shares, of which 11,000 are stated to have already been applied for. The Steam Biscuit and Flour Company (Limited) is another new undertaking ? based upon the pur chase of the extensive ship biscuit business of Messrs. Parkinson and Salmon, at Ratcliff-cross. Stepney. Messrs. Parkinson and Salmon have joined the board of directors, and have agreed to accept a large proportion of the purchase money in paid-up shares. The manager is to be Mr. George Newman, formerly with Messrs. Huntley and Palmer, and afterwards with Messrs. Peek, Frean, and Co. The capital is 200,0001., in 20,000 shares of 101. each, with a first issue of 10,000 shares. In a circular convening a special meeting of the Eastern Bengal Railway Company for the 3rd of July, the secretary dates as follows : I am desired by the directors to inform yen that they have, sallied to the approval of the skenholders, accepted • proposal reds to them by the Seentszy et State for India, that the company should uaderteke the exertion of as el tendon of the Easters Bengal Railway to Orlando, or to such other point or points near the neer, Gears and Bur hespootre, r the duectars in 00.01101StiOli with the go verment may dermas*, with • guarantee to secure all payment of interest es the edional capital to be raised for the purpose at the rate of five per serum per ammo, and on the other usual terms sad conditions. Goalundo Wabout forty-five Mae to the eastward of the Kooshtes terminus of this railway, and in the direction of Dacca, beiag situate neer the right bank of the Ganges, immediately below the junction of that river with the river Barhampootre. The ex p~ienos acquired by the director err the opening of the Beaters Beep! Railway has proved the secrecy of eoriginal estimate' of the traffic of Eastern Bengal. A rorY large and saleable poetics of that trellis it is now estimated will be secured at the pert of ordnance riche Gasses sad Burhatepootre above indicated. They therefore with eas fidenee recommend to the shareholders this proposed mites mien of the line, not only bemire they believe it will be in Been highly remunerative, bat alsolneause it will bring • large increase of traffic over nearly the whole extent at the present line. A special meeting of the West Flanders Railway Company is called for the 4th of July in London, and for the 11th at Bruges, "to consider and approve the details of the agreement made with the Socidt4 d'Exploitation de Chemins de Fer, and approved by the special general meeting of the West Flanders Railways Company, held on the 19th day of July, 1864, for inning the fresh capital for construotion of the new lines conceded to this company, and further to consider and approve the modification of the West Flanders Company's statutes necessary to carry out the said agreement." A special meeting of the Ceylon Company (Limited) will be held on the 27th instant, to con firm the resolutions passed on the 13th inst. The Royal Portuguese Railway Company have notified that a sum of 7 francs 50 centimes will be paid per obligation fully paid up for interest for the first half of the year 1865, on and after the Ist July ; also a sum of 15 francs per share fully paid up for the same period. Notice is given that • petition for the winding up of the " London Marine Insurance Association isle be heard before Vioe-Chancellor Wood on the 24th instant The traffic receipts of tbe Metropolitan Extension Railways of tbe London, Chatham, and Dover Compel , / this week show an increase of 1,4751. over the corresponding week of last year. We are requested to state that the share list of the Cheshire Amalgamated Salt Works Company (Limited) will In closed on Wednesday next, the 21st inst. SATURDAY )3vszn4. Consols, which closed yesterd:Y .- Z96ex div., for the 6th of July, opened and closed to-day at 904 to 4. For money the last price was 904 to 4. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for t money, 904, ; ditto for account, 94 • ree per e. Reduced, 894, 4, • New Three per Cents., 894, ; India stock, alma ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1044, 4. The India Five per Cent stock was firm. Ex chequer Bills remain at 2s. to ss. prem. There was a recovery of 1 to 2 per cent. in Sar dinian Bonds, and 4 per cent. in Russian Old Five per Cents. and Venezuela Bonds of 1864 4 but, with these exceptions, foreign stocks showed a drooping tendency. Brazilian Bonds declined 4 to 1 per cent. ; Chills° Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 1 ; Peruvian and Ecuador Bonds, and the scrip of the Peruvian and Turkish Loans, ; stock, ; and Turkish Consolidis and - Mexican, 4 per cent Spanish securities of nearly all descrip tions, including the Passive and Certificates, also receded 4to 4. Confederate Bonds have again fallen 1 to 2 per cent., and are now quoted only 6 to 7. The demand for bank shares continues. An ad vance has taken place to-day in Agra and Master man's, Bank of Australasia, English and Swedish, European, Imperial, and London and South Afri can. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 15( to f ; National Discount, 1.04 to 111 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 15 to 14 dis. ; Egyptian Trading, fto dim., being higher ; Ottoman Socift4 OkSmSrale, 3 to 34 prem. ; and Milan Im provements, 44 to 5} prem. Eastern Assam Tea and London Mercantile Discount shares were quoted lower. There were inquiries for Otago and South land Investment and Telegraph Construction. The shares of the financial companies were steady. The chief inquiries were for International Financial. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational Financial, 14 to 14 prem. ; Gereral Credit, 24 to 24 prem. ; London Finan eial, 8 to 84 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 24 to ft prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier (both old and new shares), 4 to 4 prem., ex div. The closing (but in some eases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Rio de Janeiro Gas, par to 4 prem. ; Lion Brewery, 14 to 24 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 21 to 34 prem.; Estates Investment, to 1 die.; Ch re Salt Works, 1 to 2 prom. ; London-brid7 Land, 4to f prem. ; Northern Assam Tea, par to prem.; Russian Iron Works, 7 to 8 prem. ; Lon on sad Mediterranean Bank, 3 to 4 prom. ; Blakely Ordnance, 24 to 3 prem. ; Waterloo and White hall Railway, 24 to 34 prem.; Enamelled Iron, 14 to 24 prem. ; Downs Docks, 1 to 2 prem.; Grange Town Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; London Steam Collier, 14 to 14 prom.; East London Railway scrip, 3to 34 prem. ; ditto, paid-up, 4to 44 prem. ; Evans, to 24 prem. ; and Breech Lftding Ar mcmry, 2to 3 prem. The A stock of the Metropolitan Extension Rail ways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company ' was quoted 63 to 634 per 1001. stock. ' There was a rise of about 2 per cent. in Canada ' Government Five per Cent. Stock. United States 5.20 Bonds have again risen 1 per cent, closing at 691, to 704. Atlantic and Great Western Railway debentured were quoted 87 to 89. MINIS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The mining market is inactive today, and the variations in prices are few and unimportant. Bast Russell shares are quoted 4 to I ; North Treakerby, n to 1; East Caradon, 13 to ; Wheal Rose, 29 to 30 ; Great Vor, 31} to 321; Wheal &toe, 200 to 205, ex div. ; Great Busy, 3to ; and West Chiverton, 75 to 60. Washoe Gold and Frontino and Bolivia Gold shares are in request, while Alamillos show flatness. A petition for the winding up of the West When Trevelyan Mining Company is to be heard befog , the Vice-Warden of the Stannaries on the 27tia instant. The Great Lacey Moe sold, on the 14th isah, 100 tons of lead ore, at 231. 4e. per ton. The West Chtteeton Mine sold, on the 151 k inst., 103 tons of lead ore, at 201. 2s. 6d. per tee. 4 11.' J Must. Harley. Man. , Oats. Mara Pao Flour. gm gm .gm gra gra gm brim sets. ENNA ... aose ita MOO 864 388 66 .. Mgr 70 loratga .. 61671 12216 ... 86612 147 1361 60 766 - -'- Total._ 26602 173511 1 16500'67272 556 1616 10 14743 , I : , . .. it . E , , r wo chief roads of the I hated in tea gardens. . I r has been fixed at al instalments, with ruling over a period of mentioned that "A of 10 per cent on the half-yearly, has been Lction of the purchase placing of a competent the directors, and also, i Ninthly' in which the paid." The capital is . SHAM LlBll4-(THIS DAL) Two o'oloaw. The railway market is flat to-day, and the move ments in prices are chiefly in an unfay . ourable direc tion. Metropolitan , stock is especially Sat, and has declined 1 per oent. ; Great Western and Mid land have also receded f ; London and North- Western, f • Lancashire and Yorkshire, ; South Eastern has advanced I ; Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 123 f to 1241 ; Great Western, 71} to 72 ; Midland, 1364 to 136 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 192 to ; Caledonian Is 3 to 134 ; South Eastern, 84 to ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; Loudon and South Western, 99 to 100 ; and Metropolitan, 1434 to 144. Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Railway shares 1 4 have improved, and Great Western of Canada are firm. Indian lines are quiet. ORDINARY eßilla AND NTOCKN. 86.1 rd. I Itrtarm. I. IBS St. 100 N. 100 Br!stoi !asl Cambrian lOaetas!Baa6a 1 15Orovrall Do. • J•oodtv. =ID 0 Do.B p aYealdbn DOW' sad Bolumo Dostioo,PoolketAbd..To Idhabarshood sail==ftoni Ord. It. ol Do. Z. As& ..Nat Or Om& Norekot kolhoad oosNottborn Dad J Lou. ao ay. tub D 0.3 Mi a lipid B Gt. W oks West. (Ira) Groot . De.WoneValesa.lik Do. Month Walla. Do. W. 1114.--01Ellot4 Do. Do. N= Do. Do. H looooshlreHTsekaltiro RIO LTatido — iliedrran 1.00 ton., &SANAA 100 Loodoo"athaa *Div 100 Loudon& North Wails 100 I,oadoodllootkWeatora la 1iaa.,01441.011 1 / a toloali 100 Metropolitan Do. Paw Do. Talandon all ltolroDla.(Pro. &tip 0. lo Do. do. do. 100 Mame Do. IA Mom ... Do DiZIS. di Derby Md. et Wo. Do. Mora Do. Sdia.Podb.Dood N. Zodona—lloorlik . 100 100 100 100 100 po. 6. M. L t ea, Do. %:a: K iog.*;::::::: D& 6 rs. -. Da 11":keti?utlai• 5:. 4,1--iirslT: 5Z.: as "iliiii:: North !ombs Da Nfw De. do., 1864 N. et B. Western Jana &mitts!' Oiontrat N.L Aber Ws DoSh:rin Union Devoa m, If eklashoots Ti! Vs!. St 1109 Ds. O Mite ---- vv: of Victoria St& & Plmlloo West Oarsmen HAMA M. e B. A Closing .tot Ni N 134 111 90 99 _ii Ii U le 10 17 90 94 100 100 al i 9 T 11 In 114 zol iii iii I 88 88 ni ni N ds 0 61 66 68 106 106 122 i 122 90 92 107 1611 61 62 124 124 99 100 61 dal 144 146. 0 i Ps "7 10 7 1 092 1 pa "' 1361 n 10/ 107 $l . ifa I 70f ?If 1041 1011 We 171 ei 1 4 9 91 119 121 ~► ai _ V ti 145 15 5 66 66 PROYINCIAL SHARI YUMAN'S. UTUPOOR. Inv 17.—Sales today :—Caledonlan. 114-I,en oashire and Yorkshire, 112 ll—London and North Western. 1241 e f l—Loadois and loath Western, 100—Manehestie, Shealeld, and Lincolnshire, 621—MetropoUtan, 145—Nortli Eastern, Berwick, 1161—Great Luxembourg, 14 2.lo—Great Western ul Canada, 10 1146 13-16-1111nols Central, 111—Nris, 141 —Five-Twentka, MI ft —Eastern Richness Esak, 1 . 14-14: 0 : pool Financial As m.l d.—Leman and Is Bank, and 6 d.—Nceth and South Wales Bank, 261 —Liverpool. Globe. 94 p—Royal InsarloCe. 6 p. Joan 17.—A good badman was dons, and Floes were dandy. Noldww. Vau ghan , and Co. (Wilted/. I p.— 3-w Vale Compan7ClAnattedl,l d.—Great Eastern, 481—Were UMW boar& 14 4-16—Groat Western of Canada, 101—Great !!esters, 724 I—Clenseol Credit (Matted), s 3 16 v.—lllinois Central. Of 2 11sanclal (Limited), It and Yorkshire. 1231 11—Lads and North Wolters, 1141 111 1— Lndon. Brighton, sad South Coast. 1084-21ancluslar and County Bank tLinsite i d s +L- i. Manchester, Sheilleld ik i=l2 . - ocanshire, 63 21 1-12 teal 6—Ditto, New lip. —National Steam avigallou (Limited), II L—New Tort aM Eric 524-Ilooth Inatson, 5,51-oofted Stales All Tat& Bonds, 1101 Ritntalux, RITZ It—The MISS to-day incladad Guarantee& 74—British sod Foreign Railway Plant (N i t i Z,Vitl a—Patent Me, le dig—Potent Shaft sad AsJetros, gra London and NortliWattant, qaoted, 120 to 116-111Caod Duty, 105 to 167—South Kafferi.hire, 44—Ditto Freferenea.llo to 16— Birmingham Canal. 261 to Flooarlal. I to prem.—Staffordshire Msadal, 1 to 1 tha—BirmlitelsaM Stsrtordshire Gas, tot. shares, 374 to 374—Bliu 1 aillon 0111 Union MW, 14 to al—llinaineman Wagon', lfig to 1411-41 id Mantes Metal, if di& buyers, ii 10 16.1 169 PO ; 3 1 1 07--i 47 40 18 80 BAITULIi ransom s& MCI Pd. I AFATIL all MOW& & 64. Lwow* 100 Poro.Ber.& C. D14.6p.e. 4 Do. !Sures all atiasio a Lake Roma sal Do. PV•ilf40011 100 it/L. BrasSAGoisrleh Op. a Dds. Aug. I. DOI le• Do. do. Jul 1. PDS PM Do. do. Jane 1.1874 ISO CaL &11.1geternip.o0. 106 Cop T. & DookOp. 0. g. • DIONISES,TPAper.PfeI 1.1 Yoot. &goal IC 6 M WO Indkao go. I do II Do. J Illaleodos 100 &sadlO odp. Trunk ot usoada all Do 11. & W Do. lab peer. NA' Do 11 all Do. do. deterred W Da llnd preL Donde all Do. de. deterred all Do hd pret. Block all Do. do. drderred all Do. Oh pref. Kook . all Do. do, detwred 106 Great Jodi= Pentosoll 14 Do. gua. 6 pee ow& 6 Do. New do 100 et. 8. of India 6.6 p. et. 100 Do 46 per owl. I _De 66 447 1031 106 i SEr Os , Si Si M 101 70 76 103 101 106 106 I Gt.Wedarn or Canada Do. Nov Do.ka. z. Bda pay.lll7l Do. do. do. WRY India nab. Untied Kadna inar• 6 P. ma. uo. do. L d : Da. on. do.— Do. BIM Nab. Corp. 6 par a. Bd lialb. and Hobson's By 11.16.61Can.60.e.1dp.8. Wad*. don 6 Do. Dahl r own. Do. do. do. Do. Pi:Wolin do Do. Willa atria. do. 1051 WO 110 1 85 181 19* 87 as es se se 65 17 48 60 66 48 62 46 25 27 24 20 104} 104 tD. la 100 10 II 100 100 100 100 1 100 100 I los i no 13 11 06 88 80 W. : 0 IN i s i 1 04 1 lili 90 Id 66 69 62 04 101; 1024 101 102 die par 1014 102; 96 97 1011 104 6 JOINT 81001 11.171 L lif.ii 71 No. I I atom. IEdI OL plus. I IMIIM o,ooolmo Agm M MastmasaMML. I* 11 8 lt• 12(1 1 10,000 66 Do. Do. Now 16 SO 61 - 10,000 1 60 AMMAR lO 44 r - S4000:100 Lillanculoa..ll.lverpool U $4 4pm - 10,000 1 00 Do. Issued at SO pm l6 16 pm U 100,000 10 Anglo Matti= 40,000 th Anglo Egyptian (Lim.) l2l i dig par - 10,000 66 / "am Dahlia , Liailtod; 16 64 Sidb - 11.800 10 Milaticßank.Cor.nowsh Iss.l6lpm., Ti, 10a8d. 14 6 9 -. 14600 40 Australasia Ms 71 TS 7187 7, 600 60 Do. Now MI - 111,600 10 .Santo' BrltbhGolunibla 16 70 72 1 2pm -. 10,000 16 !bank of Egypt 6,000.100 Monk of Loudon lO 140 1411 - 16,0001 SO bank o a f Casio (Left d) 7 Si lidls •-• 10,000100 bank of Quoonalsad (L) IP 6 4Ms - 10,000 SO Bank oft istorla,Awbgb 111 at 14 - 60,000 10 Dank of Now Zeeland -10 7 9pm 64000, 10 Bramillandrortngosso(L 10 16 Oidis -. 10,000 II British d Californian (L 74 Si gat. - 20,000 50 British N. America 60,000 10 C. Bk. ladb,Ami., Cbl 111 IT 20 271 10,000 S 6 Chart. Mar. at Indlisoko all 19 61 604 191 10,000,106 City - 10,000'100 Colonial . 26 60 41 -- 40,000 1101 Comßank of Canada.- all - - - 40,000 11 corn. Bank of Ind* de all - - - 100,000 10 Coosclidated Bank (L) 4 61 61ma 105 4 6,000 1.00 Onalansatel l6 - - ifs - 000 Do. 20, 6, 100 000 60 Iri bt London (Limited) 8 1 lima 61 60,000 20 Baster!' EschmiefLim) 6 16 utdis - 10,000 SS FAO& Joint Stack (1 ), 10 84 pm 11 4 60.000 10 60 1 4.8cotAAn4LCOan 1_ , 4AI 194 20 - 20,000 60 English and Swedish (LI 80 6 11 Ms - 40,009 60 I turoposn imoklUmitodl 16 84 461 6 121 10,000 100 Ithadosn.ChloostJap.(L) 26 6 BMs •-• 10,000 100 Do. lamed at 2pm tit 6 Bdb - 20,000 100 Do. New l6 6 SMs - 10,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limbed 10 96 lei" - 115,000 SO imperial Ottoman_ 4,010 DI lonian.. - 4000 IN Do. Now 6 pis Ipen -. L 1 0 0,000 IS land Nort.lik; Indla(L) I 6 4 4pm 4 7 66 10,000 Lon.Bli.ofbe it be.IL 111 4 41s 9 19,000 100 Lou. Dank of It 8 6db 10,000.100 London and Brazilian - 40 6 6pm - 6,060100 Lon.D.Ayros&lLllste(L 40 9 11 pm -.. 94000 16 Do. Now, W. at 14 pa 10 2 Bpm - 20,000 le Loa. 00.11sak a AmiK all 124 214 id 2111 442 d *IMO 110 London and County lO 70 81 - 4 100 Loa. Hamhg.Con.ll.(L) 18 -Ms - 72 111 IdmisaJoinS H00k.... 16 60 62 614 *ON 10 10/010•18oatb Atria. all 15 19 181 IMO ISO Loa, di LWestorn (lAas. 10 p ar Ipm 2:1 6, 100 lb. do. Now ... 116 k nife Om •-• 6, 61 Losidoodtencrusla ( . 1 ) 124 6 414 - 60,000 NO Loa. It trestralwdor .. SO OS 101 - 14000 160111orchant liankJ4ra.4. 16 par Ipm - 40,006 MI •Miloosatile .16 BashaalL. 10 84 Sias - 15,000 100 jUstro. it Aar. bank (L. SO 46 Mei - 4,156 100 Do. dm - 6,000'1061 Itldland Baak (Lam) - 10,000:100 INatlonal of Liverpool lO 6 gpm •. 10,00011116 111Prmot England 4l .... - - 24, 00 0 10 1 Do. god Immo l2 - - - pi,090 ID 1 Do. Srd isms ll - -.- 94000 66 (Mideast Bank SO 98 100 - 20,000 SO 1 Do. Now l6 91 196 - 87,600 SO 'Now South Wslia all 4.1 MI - 40,000 10 INGw Leland (UMW) 1 1416 par -• skotio 10 North Western " 1 r - .0,0.0 . Oriental Bank Corpora all 64 64 664 6 20,000 66 Proda.BanklnBCorp.(L 74 $ 21411 6 7,110 110 Do. do. 29,000 MO troMmt. of Inland - Lis. i0,...1 10 Do. do. Now .ll - -•-• 27,4001 10 Sdadm&Delhi (1. 10 Si 2446 74 MON NI Swift Austral& all 116 37 - 10,000 IN IbmlL Of ILL Atrial 10.0011100 Do. as. Ir. steps. 10 74 61419 .... 10,000 DS CND= at Mislaslis 10,090,100 Lhasa cd Ireland lam) U 1 1.6 Sidls 114 111 111,0001 MI ot Landow UUCfsa. No. I'. 1 DoMUL IPd 1 111. pekes. I Was. ;SUMS U. ; r ad Wim6 Imila 11: , Ull 121 I - 111,00 10 Gmbrallloal= 6 4678,110 111. London/IMA ag • - mos Pt. pitne 166 -.- - 287,071 EL Contramelal - 100 as la - rri 60i 40} 0. 1 00.1 10 1# I I 10. 10, i