The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-21 00:00:00

. I old Town Railway contract, became a firm named Dolee • . • -looirtii,t him 2,7001., atel this mural him emberrasanient. Id ses &dried to sell hi contract, sad made arrangements • •th Mr. Pickering to take it. sir t'harlos Fox, who knew ' Ins ken by Isles, reeoninien.led him Dot to attempt to r wry out the Car Town eerier...et iu Iris then position, and aid that he would get him an offer made fur at. This was selsequently dole threugh Mr. Releases, of the Ebbw tAi las Cumpirey. In surrealeturg the contract be .tad that they should tale Mears. Guest's reds a his witik but the, rem not carried out. lie had contracted to toy rem) tens of rails from Mein. Guest for the Caps rows It rile ae , and :ache tons for an American railway, l.r which be hid a contract to supply the rails. The letter , ritrat was not corinl out, owing to the American mein ; Ile Staling was informed of it; but as iron then • •se Aisne If. r too, oo complaint hail aim reads ( hi. tee ta 4 ing those rile. When the time .ntrol for the delivery of the first rails foe the Cape Tows eeilway, the eompany had not get their coot/act with the ~...er,l goverunieut eompleted for a guarantee of lutenist, Ina they wily not ready to premed with the works There .l. e. Mere. i :wet ertrodel the time for the delivery of i... mil.. and it was ultimately uoderstoorl that they .i.ould or be deliveeed till he had actually to supply them : • tl..- :••iniony. The reil• were never tendered to him by Ili 0i1... l;in'tt. lo January, 1 ,4 :0, they sued him for ....ow .I.onages. Prom the tim e of the contract op to itt.t tone there had been ~ rootinuallv rising market; and i le ore 5.W..% bail Ilion sail the rails to any other the r mull have get a much higher price. He ofeead Mem ewe le settle the action. but it was ileclionl ; he after . iols effereil Lome., and his acceptance at six mouths fee - oir, hot that was afro des-lined. The action proceeded, and I' coomoted to judgmeut for 5,1111111., on the under 4..inloie that he vim to piy them LOON. in 12 months. He t.. 1.1 Mean. Gard of hi. eircirrostaneen at that time. es.* alter they get nagnwst they attached the shares 'hob he bad in the I 'one Town Railway, rt,:100 is slumber, shish were then .1 value ; and the result was, a ra= -est.. in the mt erva l, t h at they were lost to him. Up I I '..mat hail brew part en those share.. lie newer led .I..4ife'e of iron (rem Memel. Guest and la. Br Mr. Sargeml— Had 5.4 taken any legal weasseen tes elute the validity of the Irish benkruptcy lie aesigeed teit 'ape Town centrict to Pe•kenng on the IIM of Janiuu7, i. - 0. having entered tote it no the sl.l of iDeeember, leliT. He had no other rostra % with that nenpany, except one q•eifying the uremia payment for certain shares, which had ens fulfilled and completed. His contract with Messrs. • •••set and Co. foe the purchase of rade, made is January and iied, Wet, was to the amount of shout AO,OOOI, At that . use the l 'ape Town Railway C mipany had amid the ear 1.4 with him by which they were hound to take from bins rerything required for the otinstration of the bee dons :. • a wherlhurmr. lie did not ...result Mews. Guest lie f-re aligning that contra. 4to Pickering. He informed Wow tardier that he was about to el...rebut did not Malt it -remarry to consult them, u he cooceival they had nothing .... .in with it. After assigning the contract he bed an WY, of as own eat paying for the rails except he bed ell Stiehl to segue other parties. When be bought them/Inas bid Mr. Starling that be might have to sell them to NOM CONII dm. He told Mr. Starling that there was &question whether :be railway company would get their contract with the 4.'161 government, or whether they would get it on such ...rm. as would render it prudent for him to take the coa t.. t with them, and Mr. Starling add " With iron at its :meet price you will have no difficulty Moiling the rails at osoiderable profit." In assigning hien - street to Pickering • at not stipulated that Mann. Guests' rails should be Aim. but Afterwards left out that stipulation in order to ...le, Mr. Th.,. ttraismy to join in the security for 25,0C31. • i,i.b Ives revered by the colonial gov ernmen t f rom th e eilune. If he had - not does an he should have lost the ntraci .degether. He had rtreived (rim Pickering 3,000 e eii, or in hills, for the assignment of the contract, sad lering had paid the comply syaw. on W e s h ares . Thi s • . tam° or eighteen months before the bankruptcy. Mr :Me:nod—HO W much of that moor, bare you gives il. to your credits—anything or nothing? Hoak rum- -1 had now of it at the time I was made bank :et. Mr. Pickering appears in my beano-sheet se a good . Iso r for re,eoo/ • lees theammint he hail paid on the shares ; '.l lie adnutted that debt at the time I filed my beams- Mr. Sergood said hie clients complained that the bankrupt, .-11. g a nos practically without mean, bad entered into a entrat with them for 50,000/. worth of iron, on the mere uri...iti..a or contingency of having • contract with the 'gee Town Railway Company, or on the speculation of sel ,nr the rails to some one SIM. On this ground he sub sated that the certificate ought to be suapewled. Mr. Linklater moldered that Mesas. Gust had suffered . lone and had no ground of complaint. There ass no- Meg to diessitle the bankrupt to as immediate certificate .i a high dam. Hi. Honour 031, delivered judgment, and said this as 4.1 been before the court, "Mauro, its slow length Moog," e one year sad two mouths. This was one of the eases 'hob ought never to have heed before the court at all, in .•e preset state of the law. The bankrupt was a mere dreeturer, who hail 'nought himself within the range of In bankrupt laws by During shares in ships. as he ,•I bought shares in anything and everything he sill. He was one of those persons they so 41. a met with living on their wits, and getting into debt othout reward tu their former failures or anteceilente. His twour then reviewed the fret. already reported at meal krible length. On the Ist of .lanuary, I/459, the bank 'opt tot credit for a capital of Ili,:telf. Let them see, titer the mountain had laboured, the sort of moose it Freight forth. There was cash at this tankers, 4!. Iles • e..l.l.ehts, 11,700/. What had Mr. P enne ll received frees; tam Mr. Penwell aid only about 1001. The Commissiouer said there were some shares and a lon for eSontission 00 Berge and Co. The only books eet by this " men:haat" were two backers' hooks. The enlirept was brought by a fictional law, and Dot i: a : Tait , euua lb. Bankruptcy Act. The haskrupt wee Dot a reality manteM by the soignee. ; they Ihi frisediship by " leans( the matter with the mark" le bet they did all they could to all the hank. met M. Gent and Co., who were creditors oe a judgment thatined for LOOM,. bad opposed. There ...semen! adjeminmsaM, they haft( their opposition me with • view el fatting a settlement nal preferable enurement. It was net alleged se serenned that there ...s anything in the Inekrupt's eseiert to brim him earn the penal dams of the aanett,, or that be had byes Ashy of hen& The imelien wan whether, leek- Lti. b. agar se Mon, he amid me new receive his me lba there wee ale pent WI abed WIN* be which eat tellies a Ildieleted elm Ihis wee WWI he bed hese bankrupt se inedeng imam lb lenge' he eat is thin emit, the mem nmelaced be wee 1 the. wipso. of meestalaing the enlewidents of the *Mende whe mime bolos him In the preeset Mate of WROtaree• ef essepelithin and exciting* In the markets am spicing isp, seirdly keen hem where, probably 'Po aow at all, and played their ousters other pesple's mosey. They boasted of wealth and epeleore, awl when they failed we important to remain their antecedents. When mated he had sin beers bankrupt before be said v. . tree, and if he had ordered an 'abetment he emit net have escaped. Here wee an estate wet " throughout. He should suspend NIMMSMO It inl cloed her eighteen months from the bee ef the petition. and bankrupt would have that which *dee% me hie princip al object throughout—protection. ..„. kMier; XiAkenasienteserintroy.l.) )11tikat'la:ctiodeadialtITIOrcuoirlD ACHMADZI!IoinrIDrft.D.;:i 1 . 60 .046 lasnsereera sod Co.. aad also 11 aeder the 2lf th e separate at Ir. D. Ilsbradea, the Leeway., partner. lb• I 11lawny amend fur the amagaeas ; Mr. Bailey rather& Feed wee lowlired, on behalf of Messrs. Beetekee, wetnnwra. and C o ., leather•factera. of Berrnowdesy, for 1.104/.. e• • ball draws by the bankrupts and aecepted by Yr Mindy, wired bill, it appeared, they bad taken out of the hods Ibsen. Leyland and Hulling, bankers, of after the bankruptcy of SocatfeiLl arid Cu.. in why to prevest proceedings in baukruptcy being taksit emit 37.. Xeady. fir. Mieney elthealed that Ike hill bed been taken by the Llise with fall knowledge of lie ilieembeees, awl, there- Hr kr• with an lee kinks. WORM Mild list tile pease! War et the bill was eetitlsd to all the rights et the knew Widow tad earl the perrel. lb. wine derieke was gives be the ewe el Mew& Bard sal ta.. who peeved en two bile Is. I.IOIIIL given by Mr. Id +., the naked amigos% has be Lead wort' of ; bat es large payments bays 1* be made ea wicoant dibeelleki, it is impossible at the grewst Emmet to 5. a. pr.i. annount of the dividend. A dividired of 2a GI lee already paid no the joist estate ; end the further "Ark whisk will be aseweenly men, will shortly be tasoisesed. OSlo VlVOrote ostato of Ir. Schrader s dividend of 20s. ihe pawl will he declared. o sa TWO PLCMITZAD AND WOOLWICII CO-ORRATION coo.VOW:4 coOrAIIT (warren). A winding.", petition had hum _preseeted 'Oast this epoy by • shionlinider and creditor, and this was the .bt appointed for the bear*. There was 00 opposition. sod the ard or was made. The esespany is a conc ern , *ark wee est a bli s h e d i n January. IMO, for the purpose of 'Molina( its members with provisium at • cheaper rate Asa they can be obtained by retail. IN II 1000 COOS. Thu bankrupt, a currier, 4.4 Yarmouth. applied for hi' ertiksie. The accounts, prepared by Mews. Brown sod *ea. show • labia of 5,0001, with Weft Infikiellt to pay in the pond. Swaney was for the emigeoce, and Mr. Dubois for the - knr. H 0 itmour mated • certificate of the first clam THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) Elk/WELL. Dt I IOIACIIPCL BOWER CLERK Y LID CUaWK or LIM I . Asa erg vensloolu fellow, who gave the came GI Beeeige r Leek/dor a oortensosger, raiding at I, tAby-etr ee t, fh. hems, WS/ charged belsreirs&Nys .akt. with beieg conversed with Rohe"! de wkiat sod • •1 Pinh,4w. two ill-lookieg fellows well Itnewe to the • "". in stealing • breech, 1L 3• la massy, mad other THE _EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1861. articles, of the value of Si., the property and monies ci Ann Colewell, and also with felottioualy assaulting her. Mr. IL Allen, the prosecuting °freer of the Associate In stitution for Improving and Enforcing the lees for the Pro tection el Women, attended to watch the case, and Mr. Wakeling deteuded. Tau prosecutriz, who is a 'errant at Colony Hatch, came up hem that plasm on Mosley monde( last for a holiday, and when she arrived at King's Craw, she fell in with a gang of faehimably•dreseed thieves, who treated her to something to drink. Unfortunately she went with them the whole of the day, sad is the evening she went into a pnblic-houae with the prisoners and some of their corn eal there had some hoer. There she was seen to ipa ' robbed of her purse and pommel, and the parties who were serving her advised her to ge home, as she was then the worse fur The primmer' end their companions then took her to a beer shop end had some more beer, sod one of the winnings said that the prisoner Hawkins took a bottle from a female, and pouring the cow tents into the pot, gave it to the prosecutrix to drink. She dui soo and imme iately afteierside became insensible, and was then carried by the prisoner Hawkins and another mu into • low brothel, in North•place, St. Pancras—one of the worst places in the parish, and a perfect disgrace, cane of robbery being almoat of daily occurrence there —the pri soner Flaherty leading the way. As soon as theLr i, t into the hous e th e window.bliods were pulled and cries of " murder" being heard, the police were commu nicated with, and Police.constable Ball, 64 E., Jones 185 8, and Alexander, lOrt succeeded in apprehending ' the pri soners. From the appearance of the complainant's deem there could be no doubt that a serious offence had been com mitted, but nothing could be ascertained from her, ar rho was then and for some time afterwards in an insensible state. She was examined by Dr. Hoptoo, of Judd-street, Brune. wieli.opiare, who, though nut 'prolog to the extent air saying that • rape had been committed, said thee vellums had been used towards her. The princi pal evidence against the prisoner Batchelder was that be ems in company with the other priemere, and that he neeved a portion of the stolen money. All the prisoosre were known to police constable Cooko 198 8, as the worst et thieves. and one of them had been previously convicted. Mr. thiaka, the solicitor to the above society, asked for a rented, end said he should be able to produce further evidence seat week. Mr. IrEyncourt remanded the p r i soner un til Wednes day nest. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. 1111tOV41111 BISIULT Or A CMG —TWO Maga r [Ss UT A aoLDral. Marks Marshy, a private in the Horse Guards, was sibasued before Mr. Yardley, with assaulting Mr. Wm. a' of the Black H o r se , H a y mar k et , an d a l so w i t h a penes sawed John Warmington, who went to the assistance of Mr. Thompson. Warreiegtee waa sot in attendance, it being stated that be was too unwell to appear. Mr. Thompson said—At I this morning I saw the pri soner drinking something from a pewter measure, it hay ing been served him by my barman. I told the prisoner to AMA it and leave, as I had had enough of him six seethe ago. At the time there were seven others in the pet. some, eornpany,consieting of Life Guards and Horse Guards, I refused to serve the prisoner with any more to drink,when be said, " Why won't you servo me! I've got mousy." I again refused, and the prisoner then spat in my face, and on my going round the counter with the intention of put ting him ant, he seised me by the throat. Wanningtoo said , " Beet choke the landlord," sad the prisoner sod °then got hold of Warmington and held bin. acmes • tub—one of the Life Guard men at the time baying his jacket off. I then got out and went fur the police, sad gave the prisoner into custody. Warmingtoes foes was dreadfully bruised , and his leg also. Mr. Yardley—Where is Warmingtou! Mr. Thompson—He is not here, and I think he is too newel' this morning to attend. He west home with me after going to the saaaiob to enter the charge, and he then complained of his leg. I gave him some brandy, and he left to go home. Prisoner —What the landlord says is not true. The land lord 'truck me first. Mr. Thompeon—l never touched the prisoner. Utter. L'o2e,said—l was called to Mr. Thompson's house, and the prisoner wag given into my custody for creating • disturbance and for assaulting Mr. Thompson. The place was in great confusion. Warmington was on the tiOCW, and a penes was striking him. I told prisoner he was gives into custody for assaulting the landlord and creating a dis turbance, and assaulting Warmington. Mr. Yardley—Did you see him strike the laudlonl ? letter—No, your worship. Mr. Yardle y—Theo why did you take him into custody You did sot see him strike the landlord—you did not see say marks on the landlord—then why did you take him The man is wrongfully in custody. He is discharged. Mr. Thompson —ls that all the protection I am to with,ave ! Tlw are the worst class of men we have to deal Mr. Yardley—l am not going to argue the eases: rg ithdoe. The man is wrongfully in custody, a n d h e is discharge The soldier, who is • tall and very powerfnblooking mass, bowed and left the court, evidently gleamed at the result of the case. • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. —(THIS DAY.) Th. SnAm took tho chair at 12 o'clock. HARBOURS BILL The committee on this bill eras resumed at clones T. Mr. M. GIBSON said that nothing could be further from his desire than to anticipate the opiniou of parliament with regard to Harbour ; and he would there fore agree to th en of the clause which referred to it, sad which had Dothiug whatever to do with the general seeps ai the bill. (Chests.) Mr. MILLER moved to add at the end of clause 7. "with the 'implies el the said dem leviable by the Trinity Cor poration at the port of Leith, where such dues shall mese to be levied so soon u • • shall have been male, by sufficient accumulated uncle, for all aseuities, muskeg, and obligation, which have been lawfully granted, ar is which a vested interest, absolute or antlered., hes boa lawful! created before the 15th day of Marsh, 1861." The gentleman stated that such great objections hod been felt to the m anner i n which the Trinity Oerporation disposed of its funds that the people of Leith misted payment of the tax by force. The remit was that the corporation wee obliged to procure as eel el parliament, which was greeted them for twenty years. That period_happrelag to expire about this time, the com munity of Leath were "axiom that their ewe should be an esespttoo to the general srmagemeet which the Board of Trade had male with the Triaity Coiparatios of the king. dom. The chimes was draws is very liberal terms, sad he hoped that it would be agreed to. Mr. GI &MON ruined the proposal. When the arrange. meat wee made the Trinity•lionse of Leith was repro eiseted, sad he bad certunly understood that the goveria meat bed entered Into the arrangement with that u well as with the rot. After scene oonversatiori the CLIMBS wail withdrawn. Mr. LINDSAY moved the following arnendrneet : "That the ainotiot of such dues shall not exceed the sum levied in 1060," but said that he would, in lieu of it, bring up a clause on the report. The claws was then agreed to. In clause 10, Mr. LIN MAY proposed to substitute 1867 for 1872. The brat duty of the house was to keep down taxation, and they would Ise neglecting their proper functions if they allowed the parties to receive half a million of compensation aeon than they were entitled to. Mr. HOKSIOALL was surprised to bear such a statement. The parties eutitled to these duties were entitled to them in perpetuity, sod it was they who were giving up their right. when they consented to abandon them at the end of ten years. Mr. 8. BEAUMONT mid the differential duos at New castle were sienna to the town not only by acts of parlia ment, but also by grunts made centuries ago ; and be could sans uo ground for stopping thorn without makies calipers two. Ten years was a very moderate period to fla for that Ourrom _ ILA sittiog.] CONIOCAIIOII.-(2WIS DAY.) The houses me at 11. In the UM(' HEM this day • great number of notices of action, by way of atnendrceot to Archdeacon Desiseis motion, were given before resuming the debate, most of them deprecating the course proposed of miming a synodical judgment, and Archdeacon RANDALL commenced by strongly support- Mg the decision of the committee and Archdeacon Demon's motion. Praemor JIIMIIIII gave aqualitted support to the motion ; but he doubted the policy of coodemoation. " -- ()moo tiILAVIAIDC opposed the motion altogether, sod charged the committee with being prejudiced against the oilier. of the " &says and Reviews." Hee. J. TINOALI did wad the committee, and supported the motion. Mr. Heroneesy, on Monday, will call attention to certaM dethatches which have lately been laid upon the table of the house relating to the drain of Italy, and move for further correspondence. On the 2nd of next month the same gentleman purposes to call attention to the recent events in Poland, with reference to the treaties of 1815, and to move for copies of certain dematches The committee of the Mercantile Law Amend ment Society ban imued their report upon the alterations made in the Bankruptcy Bill by the House of Lords. It deplores tke loms of the chief judge, and of three clauses which enabled the aeditore to take the realisation of • beskrapt's estate not of the heads of the official amignes, mid give it I. awls miested by tbenessiven The eon milieu exposes their *pinion that Wm the asediteue swipes dame are restored the bill bad better be Medal. • petition is now in count of signature, sad his already bon most influentially signed,sakiog the Hews of Coeuntoas to restore most of the provilions in the bill whisk were struck out by the House of Lords. 100 100 100 100 100 WARS LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The railway share market to-day is inactive, and rather heavy. A reduction of # to # per cent. has taken place in moat of the principal stocks. Great Western, London and North Western, and South Eastern are little affected. London and North Western stock is now quoted 941 to g ; Great Western, 794 to 73 } ; Midland, 1201 to a ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111} t o a ; South Eastern, 801 to 811 ; Cal e d on i an , 97 t o a ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; and Eastern Counties, boi to 51. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at 9-16 to 7-16 die. Indian railway stocks are bteady. Great Western of Canada Railway shares retain a drooping tendency. 41AR JD Bb. Ipd I RAILWAYS. I ek""g ris i. r d ay Prices . I 4.1" g0 itlk-daYm. • :a ll 7 VT SO en 971 s ti 0 13; 1 4 1 1 . Slit 30 113 U ire Vie sti an nks so 2. 101 1 11, Da. 100 IL 100 IL 100 IL 100 Oaleis. *lO 01MIMIi sala. pm owl DualiediA U.r. Jo& awl AsigUaa. Sr. el De. 8.0. 04 Do. C. c& & Onin. Sp.eo/10.1 De. do No f Da New p. ot. NNW% Union, 4 p. et. Whs.* Glasgow b Perth,bun.,4. p.c. 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Yea Dienee's LAM.... 100 100 100 1 100 151 111 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY,) Two o'CLooc The funds remain flat. For the account Con sols are now quoted per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. There is still very little business. The favourable character of the Bank return has not exercised any stimulating influence. In the market for English railway stocks a de cline of to j per cent. has occurred in several in stances. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 85c., ex div., showing no change. Consols are officially marked 89/, 90, and 891 ex div., for money, and 90/, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 891 to for money, and 90 to 1 for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows: Bank Stock, 231}; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 981, 1, ex div.; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1858, 961 ; ditto 1869, 95}, ; ditto Bonds, 12s. die. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 94 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 7s. die. ; ditto June, 3e. prem. The foreign stock market remains very dull. Turkish bonds are rather flat, the loan of 1864 being quoted 72 to 1, and that of 1858, 66 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 87, 861, ex div. ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Renter, 941 r. 25c. (exch., 25fr.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 47i ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 181. As much u 150,6001: in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. On the other band, 45,000 sove reigns were withdrawn for exportation on Saturday to New York by the Persia, which will doubtless take a much larger sum. The Nova Scotian, for Quebec and Montreal, which sailed yesterday, had 40,0001. in specie. Subjoined is a list of the Australian ships known to be at sea, with 582,000/. in gold, viz. : Days at pow on board. Nam► flailed Bea. Ounces. Value. Marco Polo Booms Agincourt March 28 . . 84 ... 19,822 79.000 Norfolk April 13 . 68 ... 58,786 236,000 Donald M,Kay April 20 ... 61 ... 60,008 200,000 145,653 052,000 The Marco Polo, as before mentioned, put into Valparaiso.. . . A general meeting of the Mexican bondholders is called for the 4th July, to receive the committee's report. It is understood that the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company intend to suspend the despatch of their vessels between Galway and Ame rica pending the issue of the question as to the suosidy. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,2051.; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 152/. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,6701. (namely, an increase of 2 , 3801. in pas sengers, and a decrease of 6901. in goods) • the Midland, a decrease of 8621- ; and the North ast ern, an increase of 4,5091. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the dividends on Russian Sterling Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds, Canada Sterling Debentures, Nova Scotia Six per Cent. Sterling flonds, New Bruns wick Six per Ceut. Sterling Bonds, Virginia State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, South Carolina State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, and Boston City Sterling Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds. The Master of the Rolls has approved the transfer of the life business of the Professional Assurance Company to the European Assurance Society. A petition foe the winding-up of the European Wine-growers' Association is to be heard in the I Bankruptcy Court on the 28th inst. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Lascaridi and Co., Greek merchants, is convened for Friday, the 28th inst. Thi report of Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., with regard to the market for American securities, is annexed : A large business has again been done in American secu rities during the put week. Southern State stocks con tinuo to be freely offered, and sales have been made of Ala bama Five per Cent. Bonds at 46. Virginia Six perCents.at43 to 44 ; the Registered Stock at 40 to 42 ; Tennessee Five per Cents. at 33 ; the Six per Cent& at 39 ; Missouri Six per Cents at 38 ; New Orleaos City Five per Ceut. Bonds at 39 to 40. Railway securities are steady, with little business doing in them. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of the result of yesterday's hide sales : At the twelfth series of public salmi fur the year there wee a steady demand for most descriptions of bide*, and, upon the whole, at, fair prices. East India.—Ox and Cow: Calcutta met with a fair de mand, and although the quantity offered was large, yet a good proportion found buyers. Hides of good to prime quality wore well competed for, and upon them an advance of fully id. per lb. wu established. Common sod middling were Brin at former prices. Madras, Pondicherry, and Bombay realised previous rates. The analysis of the males is 112,473 Calcutta new parcels, 52,924 brought forward from former Wee, and 3,114 Madras, Pondicherry, and Bombay, in all 168,511 hides, of which 102,155 were sold. East lodian.—Buffalo were mostly sold. Leather.—East Indian : The portion realised brought onuer prices. Aus,rulian was nearly all bought in. Salted Hides.—Cape were part sold at rather lower prices. Australian A large portion of the quantity offered was disposed of at • decline of Id. per lb. UfXal all descrip tions. West India sold well. Danish, German, dm, mostly honest io. Dry Ham—Buenos Ayres, Rio Grande, mid West Coast were all bought in. Cape Gnu sold well. St. Petersburg kips were not sold. Horse Hides.—South American were all bought in. The few Irish were sold. _ _ _ Bide cuttings were mostly all sold. Bark.—Only a small portion of the mimosa found buyers. Belgian all passed. The result of the public sales of silk is noticed as follows by Messrs. Durant and Co. : The periodical public oleo commenced yesterday, and are concluded. The quantity offered was 1,600 bales Benpl silk, 7,000 bales China, and 1,000 bales Japan. As too frequently happens, the whole were allowed to pass without biddings, except for some few parcels of the Japan, which were announced as "to be sold." These were generally of inferior putlity, and in very small " breaks," and realised proportionately low prices. The general market continues very quiet, but the uncertainty and fear as to result of the European crop induces importers to be fairly firm. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, June 19, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation bore Circulation active Public deposit. 7,855,633 Increase 288,130 Other deposit. Government securities in banking department 9,1388,607 No change Othersecuntes in banking department Coin nod bullion in both departments 12,395,793 Increase Sr t 3, 1 ,489 Seven day and other bills 5514,84 , 3 lt,creaae 30,042 The Rost __9,388 Notes in reserve 6,700,0'15 Increase 486,955 Total reserve (notes& coin) in bulking department 7,085,913 Increase 543,109 BANK OF F.NOLAND.-1,9 and Bth e. U, fur the 19, 1801. .unt pursuant to the Act 7th ending ea Wedueoday, Jew mum DII Noit• Weed 426,182,966 PArTNT.Iff. 13;;;rnm — ent debt.. 011,014100 Other securities . . 4450,900 Gold coin and bid .. L 26,884.915 1ia111319 DI =rectors' Capital 3,14,03,090 3,20,994 Public Depot/its ;In cluding Excheq., Raw. Banks, Com mis. of 24ailoual 11.166.442 Silver bullion Ai2,523 runnorr. tiovenunent Peat- 125,891,036 Debt, and Dty. Accts.) Other Deposits 11,082,961 eaten day and other 628,868 &17,1116,418 June 10, lEIGL II titles ((locludir~ Dead Weight An unit)) Other Securities 10,721.53 b Norm 6,708,W5 Gold and giber Cola 977,82$ 437.296.4t6 MARSHALL. Chief Callitk•r• THoIteDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 00i to ex div., for the 10th of July, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 892 to . The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89k, j, ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 90 ex div. ; Three per Cents . Reduced, 89w, ; New Three per Cents., 89k, 1, ; Bank Stock, 230. 231, j ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 981, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 98/ ex div. ; dine Bonds, 18s. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 94/ ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.,loof. The India Five per Cent. Stock was in (lemma& for investment, and had risen at the close to 981 to 99 ex div. for the account. The " rupee" paper was firm. The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 7s. to 3s. dis. ; and the June, par to 31. premium. The foreign stock market was very dull, and scarcely any change occurred in prices. Bank shares to-day were steady, at yesterday's prices, with few transactions. In the miscellaneous share market no alteration occurred. Great Ship shares remain quoted 7s. to 710. 6d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Mari*. Insurance, 3i to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Ins to I dra . ; London and Provincial Marina g dis. to par ; Natal Land, to 1 prem. ; China and Japan Steam, par ; and Seend Iron, to # prem. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds were in de mand to-day, and firmer. The following ships have been taken up for the conveyance of troops, viz.:—Cork to Bombay : the Edwin Fox. Gravesend to Bombay : the Cospatrick. Gravesend to Calcutta : the Middlesex and Holmadale. Cork to Calcutta : the Warrior Queen. The Waoousta and Mary Pleasant have also been engaged to carry Chinese emigrants front Hong Kong or Whampoa to British Guiana. OSOINAAT was ua nocus. r iii l iid llot t l . l L lal . .*StostsaL II an Ilbekbata deLLaaJm IS all Illstlt sad Tyr 10 an Boatou,SleklidC SS. 100 Mika and Stem SR 100 Caladoslan 00 an Dark sod Basskas SO an Cannvall 10 MI IN. •,1 A modly.catlll II en Ds. 3 . 1 pa. Waddle as N all Debila tad 10 Jim N all Didid.,Perdo. &AWL N. le• NBA IL MOO 211104.M A =0111 SI. 1011 Ilialara Usk" Steak • M4ll. DO De. SWAB all tad Sanaa N. IN idlaborgbandGlaapw N. 100 idialarClarY,DinEso IS all root \ aid at& low IN 100 0100sw di B. Wakes 10 all Ora•A Noelholllesilmad I. 100 Gnat Donbas E. 100 re. • Sleek tool iki. - i fis s — ii i 1.001%. 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I Vale 4 Ninth I Wias:a Y O ° I ; 7I .ST I W.lartiopoolliartmtlti Root !l1 —Orford Ditto N= Ditto It PREVILIIINCI ify dui -- I 1 Pa se • dis 1 10 82 t " 101 44 416 87 114 116 St SS Sb ST 40 4 Ili HI vi lei Pm di.` pm le V Ili 14 st 47 49 Aft 44 111 1111 I Clain _ ie l ,4 .„ — II 7 P al 7 a dim See i 1137 1 I• 2 • • I sk 4Ms 7.7! 11 14 3 4_ 3 Ix 4 a LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BT sucraio NEWTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MANOR PLATE. About five furlongs. Tiara, Lady Ripon, Lopcstober, Politician, Harriet, Nut bush, Maid of Lyme, Wynnstay. Bella Donna, Necromancer, Weasel, Kinnaird, Br , Bent, Hellenw , Medora, Malvern Hill, Squib, c by West Australian, c by Longbow, and Forester are hers. SELLING HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. Wessel, Malvern Hill Modem, Bella Donna, V. IL, Sim to Horace, and Du are here. TRADESYEN'S STAKES. About ono mile and a quarter. Dummy, Pastime, Lad Ripon, Desmond, Ltutre, Sut ton, Caller Ou, r, Helicons, Palaiseau, Black Diamond, Prince.. Royal, Lancaster, and t by Toddington are here. LYRE PARK STAKES. About five furlongs. Jung Frau. Antares, Diacretiou, Squirt, Wanibeck, Moo Chayter, North Pole, Raid of Lyme f, and Fortuna f are ben. Viscount Enfield, on Tuesday, will move that an humble address be presented to her Majesty, praying that her Majesty will be graciously pleased to appoint a royal commission to inquire into the operation and effect of the several burial and cemetery acts in reference to the incum• beats and ministers of parishes and districts within the bills of mortality, and to the amount and mode of compensation, if any, to be provided for the loss of fees or other rights and privileges, occasioned to them by the closing of churchyards and burial grounds under the said acts. A letter from Vienna in the Nerd Nays :—" The magnates and the young men of Faith had proposed tl give a banquet and a serenade by torchlight to Mr. Dunlop, the Secretary to the British Legation, but the latter re. quested the originators of the fete not to carry their inten- tions into effect, as it might be attended with unpleasant to him." The Journal of Rome has the following amusing paragraph : —" The discouragement which the journals of the Revolution experienced in consequence of the death of Count Cavour was so considerably increased on learning who bad been appointed heir to the dangerous political inheritance, that, unable to destroy the sinister influence caused by that event, they have at length betaken them- selves to other means in order to balance the nohnppy effects alluded to, and now boldly spread the rumour that the French government, either officially or officiously, had assumed the responsibility of the future in Italy, and begun by recognising the new order of things established by usurpation. Hitherto the French press has taken no notice of this gratuitous assertion, believing, perhaps, that the very improbability of such a measure was sufficient to contradict it." THE MINING MAIL STEAMER CANADIAN.—This steamer, now above eight days overdue with the mails from Quebec, had not (up to the time of our de spatches being sent off from Liverpool yesterday) been beard of. Much anxiety ham already been evinced for her safety, as it is expected she would have about 300 souls, including passengers, on board. The general opinion, however, is th a t es the Canadian would be the first steamer to pass down the Straits of Belle Isle this season, she would probably find much difftculty in passing through, as the ice might cause great obstruction, possibly damaging the fan, and necessitating a run for St. John's for repairs, &c. The steamer North Britou, now due at Lon duederry with the Canadian mails, is expected to bring some tidier of the misting steamer, as this vessel would al o per down the Straits of Belle Isle, should the ice permit of a sate passage. MINIIB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market to-day is quiet, scarcely any change has occurred in prices. The traumas tions have been for the most part confined to shares in Rosewarue United Marke Valley, and Great Wheal Martha. No business is officially reported in the Stock Exchange. Bon Accord Copper Mining shares are dull, sad are marked I and prem. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 3b, and Port Philip at 8 die. At a two-monthly meeting of shareholden in Hawks Downs, held yesterday, the accounts showed a balance is hand of 1171.35. 11d., sad as estimated balance of payments over receipts, before the meeting to be held August t 2, at 75/. 103. 631. A call of 11. per !there was made. The seat sampling will be 300 tons. Caruborne Consols, on the 19th inst., made a call of 10s. pee share. At Michell Mine meeting, on the 18th inst., a call of lt per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. • - - MARK-LAB E.--(THI ! 3 DAY.) _ Yesterday there wee a severe thunderstorm, sod today the weather is very sultry, with the appearance of a fresh storm. The wind continues from the northeast. The supply of English wheat and flour this week con tinues short ; barley, rnalt s oata, &c., particularly contracted. Scotch and Irish oaks limited. The foreign arrivals of wh.at are moderate—Black Sea, Prussian, and Spanish, several more barrels of American flour, and a large parcel of Spanish lacks. Barley very little arriving during the week. Oats another large quantity, Swedish, Russian. Danish, and Dutch. . . . The wheat trade to-day is slow, and quotations ls. lower than on Monday last for both English and foreign. Barley nothing doing. Flour participates iu the dulness of the wheat trade, aril where sides are pressed less money obtained on all descrip tions. Oats. To-day not so much doing, and prices barely sop . 13enns and pees are dull. Tares nothing doing. Linseed firm. Ramolead rather dearer. Cloverseed dull. FLOATING CAW:OM—Trade very dull, and prices tending lower on wheat and maize. WHEAT.—English : Essex and Kest, white, new, 39e. le ; ditto, fine old, 62i. to 675.; ditto red, new, 395. to 53%; ditto, fine, old, 57% to 591. ; Norfolk, /sc., toe, old, IRe. to 605.; red, new, 455. to 53e. Foreign : Diittic, 645. to 65..; fin% 665. to 705.; extra, 70s. to Th.; K ono/caber', 60s. to 615.; ditto. extre.,6s% to 685.; Rostock, 664 to 68s. •, 31ockleafinng red, 5.35. to 615.; Uckermerk ditto, Ns. to 60% ; itineriess white. 62% to 635.; ditto red, 60.. to 61s ; Canadian, 61.. to 645. liiimr.—English malting, 424. to 445. ; fine, 49a.; grinding, 30a. to 315.; and distilling, 30s. to 31s. per qr.; foreign grinding, 27a. to 295.; ditto distilling, 28s. to M.; malting, 355. to 375. liat.r.—English, F.ssex and Norfolk, 595. to 83s. ; fine. 635. to 735. ; Kingston and Ware, fine, (i 9.. to 755.; brown. 631. to 50s. Oers.—Faglish feed, 23.. Od. to 265. Od. ; potato, 265. to 30s. ; foreign, 725. Od. to 26.. Km 265. to 30s. Bairns -English tick, 395. to 41s. ; harrow, 41s. to 444. ; pigeon 41a. to 4.W. ; foreign, Mangan, 375, to ; tick. 395. to 41s. ; Konigsberg, 40e. to 455. ; Egyptian, 375. to 311 a. Pass.-Kaglish boilers, 395. to 43e.; white gad blue, 35k. to 41s. ; maple, 411. to 44... grey, 35a. to 37e.; hog, 37a. to 395. ; foreign. 41a. to 45e. Etoon.-English town, 495. to Ma. • ditto fine, 535. to 555. ; ooustry, 42a. to 45e. ; Norfolk a nd Suffolk, 375. Od.; French, 465. to 48.. pre sack; American, 28a. to 2115.; Canadian, 294. to 30s. ; Spanish, 465. to 495. ?Warm° Cannon, all C. F. and L -Wheat : Ben& anski and Mariano*, per 4921 b.., 52.. to 545. ; (hicks, 50e. tos2s. ; Polish Odom, per 4801b5., red, sOs. to 54e. ; whits, 565. to 58s. ; Danube and Galata, 425. to 475. ; Egyptian, 37e. to M.N. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, per *Obi., 245. to 25a. ; Odeon and Danube do., 24a. to 25.. Beans I Egyptian, per qr., 37.. to 38a. : Odessa awl Galata. per 49211 w., 325. to Ms. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 4401 k.., 'Vs. to 31s. ; French, do., 30s. to 31a. ; American, do., 29a. to 30,. Snos.--Qtnary seed, per qr., Ns. to 621. ; seed, p.r qr.. 41s. to 44a.; Mustard seed, per white, 13s. to las. ; brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr.. crushing, 50,. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,00. 121.15 x. to 13/. ss. ; American, thin, in brla. per tem. 10/. Cos. to 11X. 15e.; do., thick, round, end 10/. 10k; Baltic, W. to 9/. ss. ; ILirseillet, W. ss. to 10/.5a; Rape eakas. U. to SI. 101. AIt.LIVALB INTO LONDON 111.0111 JUNE 17 TO JUNE 21. initial and 0046:16 Dish. Yarrign. 960 I 1470 2660 I 2'390 I 14420 69090 Wboall IMOsi i ER Flour English. 710 sacks ; lonap, HO lacks, 6130 barrels. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (er Nunn AND MINN NUM Ml° ISLZGRAPH.) (IRON OUR OWN OORRENNONDRNT.) Market moderately attended. Wheat in demand at Id. to 21 lower. Flour slow sale, at 13d. per barrel and NM: k de cline. Indian corn dull, 28s. 6d. to 295. for mixtd. and let fur yellow. Beans in moderate request at:Y.2s. for Bakers and 38s. to Ma fid. for new &WI. Oat. and oatmeal dull, prism nominally the same as on Tuesday. MINCING LANE.-(THD3 . DAY.) Scam—Priem have boss more steady this week, yat there has been a great want of spirit in the buyers, and bet • limited quantity sold, speculators remaining out of the market, but several cargoes have been sold afloat, chiefly al foreign, this woek. Reflued—TLis market has Levu auk at last week's currency. Oorrim.—Tbsi article has again been in fair demand, and prices have been supported. TEA.—Tbe market ban been dull end inactive this week, but general quotations are unaltered. Carrox.—_kbout 1,5410 bales sold during the week; Surata are id. lower. . . . . . . SA LTPITRIL —Thus market has been inactive ; prices quoted about the same as last week. SPICEN. —Quotatiou are unaltered. Rica has been dull, with a downward tendency. Rue.—This market has been firm. Market' generally bare been quiet this week. TALLOW MkRKET.-(THIS DAY), The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted :;1.4. 3L. net doh; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 53a. ; 63a.; July to September, 625. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec.. 52e. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs }'attendee and Smith report that the extreme heat of the last few days, accompanied by partial thunder storms and heavy showers, causes some few persons to be inure anxious sellers of bops. fearing it may decreAse blight; but all the reports received since 'peak of large quantities of fresh By having again made their appearance. and lies greatly on the increase. Large sums are offering against 70,000/. Prices are very 6rm. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LlADENHALL.—Pricta—Hides: 561ba to 6411 m, 2 1 1 d. 3/d. ; 641ba. t0721ta., 3d. to 31tl. ; 72Iba to Elollta., 31d.► at 3/; 8011 A. to 81311.4., 3N. to 4d. ; 8816 a. to 96lba. 4.1. to 40. Horse Wes, Bs. to 84. Calf skins, light. 2s. to at. od. 64. BERMONDiIiY. —Sheep skins: LAWN. 2s. 6d. to 6e.; shearhoge, L. ld. to le. 2d. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Fad Haswell, 16s. 6d. ; Will. End Soo* Bettoo, 18a. 6d. ; Walla End Hartlepool , 16s. : Wall Fad South Hartlepool, 164. 9d ; Walls Fad Eapar Orange, 16s. 3d. ; Walla Fad Thorpe, 16a. It ; Walls TS d Barton, 15a. 9il. ,• Tanfie:d Moor, lb. ; Bebinde Hartley, 15s. Gd. ; Straker% Hartley, 16.. —Ships at market, 41. I . ,