The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-19 00:00:00

Sr. K AMAMI KAYS DOCK COMPANY. (nut; DAY.) This afternoon the halt-yearly general meeting of proprietors was held at the Dock-hones, Tower-hill; Mr. I W. T. Cam, chateau of the board, presiding. The wow& preseeted with the report extubited the fol lowing result of the yei-t half-yeer'e bush)... :—Gross sere- Ila ; expenditure, includieg interest. 18.. 6d. ; net earnings, 35,02.'d 12s. I Id. ; sad is their report the directors recommended a dividend far the half Tau ended the 30th Jun. last at the tame rater that 1,, e the preceding half year— namely, 1/. 15s. as emit 1031. of the capital stuck, pc yable free of income tax su end after tlw 26th inst. The dividend payable would amens, to 3:t,246/. 10e., and kite 1,072/. 2.. lid. to he carried for ward to the next half-year, the rest remaining es at pewee The report further +Wed that, •• The threaten are ma ke themselves of all memos in their power to seetrelles as Ines re peable the injitrioes effect, of the reketk ee el rates forest_ upon this company in the latter teed of 1659. They have kid under earnest consideration the imestioa of a rehire to more remunerative charges, as they are convinced that the mercantile community coecur in the expediency that doil companies should have ensured to them an ado atte return fur their outlay; box it is obviously impart bailie to roue the rates at the establishment unless the semi cons be also adopted et all the other analogous euabliehments is the port. The directon take this °ppm timity to express the regret they feel at the late calamitous Ere at some of the 'vats wharves, and to aware proprie tors that all smaseres have bens adneted to provost the eocurrence of such a miefortnee ben. The ware houses am distinct, and each dtvision is separated hem these *diatonic by doable hoe dour., to ewers the regular clusiog of what* spacial mulattoes are strictly mimed ; in the conereetioa of the warehouse lately erected the we of all combletible materiel bas been scrupulously avoided, so that it may be oousidered es nearly fire.proof as a ware bones can be made ; the tompany hare their own staff of firms% selected from the London Fire Brigade • there ass four load Ire elegises and a powerf u l tlOatieg Ike mese always ready for um ; mates in coenexiou with the New River and Feet Luodon Water Commutes' high services are laid round the premises , admitting of fire lase sod brooches bring attach at short dietences : and, sionover, the hydraulic machinery is now klieg mode available for throwinc a very large body of water is say ram of the prenswe in the street of ea eamreney. c iinplisoce with the wish expressed at the Let meet the directory have cared to be prieted a list of the u .mesa sod oddness of the proprietors, which can be oh toted os applic.stioo. "The followingoo intuitive stetement shows the pastillas. of coil. landed is these docks during the first six months of Is6o, and 1861 respectively, the mock of goods is north th east at the eel of each of those periods, Gel the shipping sod tonnage that have entered the docks dukes thole several half-years : " GOODS. —1839 : tended, 51.15 A toes ; goods in we.. hours 30th June, 61.047 tees. 1660 : Leaded, 65,701 toes; pods is warehouse 30th J ane , 67 ,8 24 toes. 18 61: Leaded. 50.1Z3 tons ; goods is warehouse lei June, 67,928 tees. aairruce.-100 11hipa with cargoes, 3 3 4. 70,014 roam ships light to laud, 169, 27,948 tons ; total ships, 403, 27,962 toes. 1980 : Ships with cargoes, 257, 76,338 toes ships light to load, 163 . AIR two ; total ships, 430, ; 10:.,935 toes. 1861: Ships with cargoes, 244, 73,548 km shim light to lead, 160, 28,121 tom ; total skips, 404, 101,609 toes. The erste and liabilities of the company were Wooed 2,749,245/. 10a. 10d, while the earnings and expenditure for the lialf.year soiled June 30, 1661, toms follows, via : To interest at debentures, he., 12,6621. 7s. 4d.; to salaries, it.tror. 54. Bsl., to wages, 43,8691. 13s. Od.; to stares, 5.3197. 19a. 3d.; to rates and taxes, 7,1921. 120 3d; to insurance against fire, 726/. 14s. 10d. to lames sod an•W' MOM, 4131. 145.; to donations and gratuities, 3301. 3a; to repairs, works, sad dredging. 4,538/. 3.. Id.; to kw 246/. 3e. Id. ; to towage of ships, lighterage, sgeney ebla r„ 6,0111. 16e. it; to incideetel charges, 1,0271. 6s. >hli to bakoce, 35,0251. 1150 11d-130,504 Us. sd. By cans Of leading rases, 54,906 L Its. 6d; ley extra /stag andnote 60,1201. 14.. 7d.; by rein ea ships, 7,6461. %Alt; bY ezpurt charges on goods, 3,8861. 14a 9d.; by net of pre- TIM.., 3,9434 Irya. Bd.-130,5041. lb. fid." Upon the motion of the CZAUtlttli, the report was adopted, and the dividend declared In the usual way. GRAND ?Jaunt RAILWAY of CANADA. (THIS DAT.) 4.- - A meeting of the share and bondholders was held at 1 o'clock, at the Louden Tavern—Mr. T. BARING, M.P., in the chair—" f or the purpose of receiving a nd comidering the second report, sod the proposals contained therein, of the select committee appointed at the meeting held on the sl demurer last.' The CHAIRMAN, in opening the proerediep, observed that there were two reports to be brought under consideration. ' on. the report of the half-yearly meeting, the other that of the select committee. The other, being under the rheum. stances the most important, would be Wien first. The slibeholdere mud all feel that the committee dersessi • ennhal acknowledgment of their ardnom labours. (*eel if the report was si l op t e d it wou ld b e simply an the huh future legislation in Canada ; and be hoped the meeting would, by strengthening the hands of the directors, esehie the,., to take in the most effectual meaner the only dowse open to them, namely, th a t o f appealing to the Camelia &vinare. (Cheers.) f. CONTIMARE, While admitting vales of many of the committ ee ' s puggestimis , dou bted the expediency et ' , Movie; them in their totality. (Meer, hear.) Whes the report had been received, sad thanks rsegsrel te the sew wittse for their Wenn, it would he for tile similar to consider what course it was expedient for practi ca l roes to =lB-hew the 'equity mht be mode lose in belie essalls. (Cheers.) H e would move to therefore, that the report of the committee be received hit yes ai Ms.A.R. tMswroao. M. P., spok e s e th e poistre St eder. The CRIAIRILIN raid the speaker was quite is ceder. Mr. (besmear eastline‘l -As regirded the queen of =rind fee whit* smietance .hoe hew egin, be eon that use %ears would be too bog, as the,, would probably be brio,, theta great Impronmist in the amend state of slabs hi Cutada. With respect to the mond pre ference= he lesimaisol that they had the same /invi te them ea the int. r. NRWMARCH observed that the committee bed made no distiselies between the Ant and the mead profinses hoe& XL Corrugate went on to urge that whatever settle meat might be effected, it should include the full aymen& ultimately of ioterest and principal to the bond- L. liars. He wished to know from the chairmen whether Mr. Jobe Knee had authority to advance the 300,000 f. to the company. The (41A14111AN replied that the :hand Trunk Company were not responsible for that roto.000r.; it was advanced by the financial agents of the Canediangovernment on their own authority. Mr. Cosmetic's t considered the same, unsatisfactory, mad k-14.1 it would be borne M Wad isk reorganising the Illairs•- mont of the company's affairs. (Cheers.) He then entered at length into the questien et the Detroit coetende.l that that Muse we. founded cross misrepresentations. tor eram plc, ft wee skied t..st the line had been comOsteiL whereas; lien appeared in subsequent accounts many items of •tianditure incurred in eompletiag it. At the List niceties Hr. G ar i n; spo k e of I,toidere 16 =71 re the we injured," and eballesged him (Mr. Conybeare to point out a particle of fraud. He had pointed out not merely • particlo of feud, but particle after particle con centrating he a large mac. (Cheers.) The CHAIR/lAN said from the first there was but One N . : Rion on the Exist, that without the Detroit and &wain lin e the freed Trunk line would terminate in a col de enc. This gestation of the lease might be earily settled b,' . an i.mieshie suit in Cao,da, for ttu • pumose of deterraming whether or no t the testae was binding. IHem, bcor.) N. , oar could be more sorry with him than be was with himself. He was angry, Dot because he had to accuse him `Of of any fraud, but because he had commuted to atb rinee money for the completion of the under hengo the hope that the object of the mdvsnue would thereby &Monied. (Oh, 012 3• Mr. H had risen to speak whim oar report was isewanled. FIUDAY Monvr.vn. Mr. Roberts'. death haa caused so little anxiety ammpt these who bays had any bunnies transactions with him, as ako mowed the friend+ of Major Murray. The inquest will take plass, in all probability, to-morrow. Major Murray is progressing very favourably. Re still persists in the state ment be node to the magislanks, Mr. Carrie, that be never saw Mr. Roberta before ; that on being invited by Roberts into his chambers, he (Mr. Roberta) must have slipped the bolt attnehed to the door, and so fastened him in the room, and that his life would have been merlaced had it not been fat the empty bottles. Mater Manny, as we are informed, served in the late Crimean war ia the 10th Homan, and afterwards in the 12th lancers. Another calamity is likely to arise. It seems that when Major Murray made his escape at the back part of the house, No. 16, Northumberland4treet, ha dropped into the yard, kept by an elderly lady named Lyon', who, on seeing the major covered with blood, Sowing from the pistol-wounds, received such a sudden fright that she lass been confined to her bed ever sines, and doubts are entertained of her recovery. Ilse. Roberta sad her sea ere greatly afflicted at the rostenelsoly afar. As they reside in the neighbourhood of Br nosy iek - qua Walworth, and Mr. Roberta's busing.' Aloes were in Noetbumberimad-street, Strand, they have 'scarcely any Idea of his tramactioas. He was a man of very close habits is matters of bnlsem , sosmaly returning home at the end el the day. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COJIMONE.—(riID3 DAY.) Thu M'EALEIt Wok the chair ai tea minutes peat 12. NEW WRIT. tu the locum of Mr. BAILLIF., a new writ was ordered the eicettue of a member for the cisuaty of`Selkirk, in the rams of Mr. Lockhart, who accepted the Chiltern tuntrola. INLAND REVENUE BILL tut, the motion fair* into committee on this bill, Mr. W. MARTIN mowed that it be an instruction t , th e ev, uulate. that the committee have power to di. %,k the I , W into two or more bills. Mr. \EW rE con.idered the bon. gentleman was ~,iite right in making thi. motion. The cement bill was • oreeemry ad' net of the supply 1411 o f the Phan. ,Aor of the Exchequer. The consolidated supply bill ,1 ~wried in glob., would have been so cumbrous that it .ohlseareely Ise dealt with in one bill. The present bill • the means of enfureial the provisions of the supply bill, ! ,.1 d emitained 41 those %m a t ions d eta il s, wh i ch, if united woth the supply bill, woukl have rendered that measure ...shoes that it would ant have been ace ptetl by the house. Tins wa. in feet a second financial project in the dog days. la. protested against it—at least, till the house had an mortuaity of emisidering their whole system of taxation. the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the boo. who had just at down misunderstood, and there .re misrepresented, the provisions of the pres.ent bilhas be should d 0..., at the prop. r time. He had now merely to with t h e instruction of his boo. friend, and believing that it R. 14 .oh isible to .liside the bill he accerted hi. Eno ti.e. There was a polko provision in the bill which he thought ought to be dealt with separately from the revenue provision.. After s.:.me further discussion, the motion for dividing the bill was agreed to. in the motion that the Speaker leave the chair, Mr. HENNESSY moved that the house resolve itself into committee that day three months, but after some dissuasion be said he would wilhd'*w his amendment if the Chancellor of the Exchequer accepted the proposal of the hon. member f..r Hotkinhata to stopMthe 351. h clause. (t.R saii.j THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1861. to 1-y.a. NI r THE FATAL ENCOUNTER IN NORMA!) LAND-STREET. !BEA- Yesterday evening, Mr. Roberts, one of the prin cipals in this moat mysterious encounter,died of his injuries at Charing.cross Hospital. When this unfortunate gentleman was Ent admitted little if any hope, were entertained of his recovery, or even of his surviving through the night. The fearful nature of his wounds and the nervous shock which followed on them made his death appear almost cer tain. Nevertheless, strong restoratives were administered, and, contrary to the expectation of his medical attendant., the patient at last rallied and regained his senses. From that time until yesterday he continued to progress, though so extensive were the fractures of the skull, and so dread ful the lacerated scalp wounds, that none could tell from day to day which would be hie last, nor my that there was hope of his carnotite recovery. We believe Mr. Roberts was not a very tractable patient with regard to the remedies which his medical atteedaots thought necessary. He, however, after the second day was perfectly sensible, and could communicate all his wanks to those about him. Hut with regard to the canes or causes of the late des perate affray he would answer nothing, and maintained an obstinate silence to the last whenever the subject was alluded to. The day before yesterday he was going on very favourably, and paned an unusually quiet night. Dr. Canton caw him as early as 8 o'clock yes terday morning, when he seemed to have done very well. I Betweee half.past 9 and 10, however, there were very sudden symptoms of a change for the worse, apparently as if inffannuation of the brain had set in. This change, though marked and alarming, was not of loos contain' , I ante, and towards midday he seemed rather better till after 1 o'clock, when it became evident that he was fast ilyiug. When admitted to the hospital the deceased bad a terrible fracture of the right temple,but, as there was no de preesion of the bones, it was, of course, not meddled with. When the alarming symptoms set in, after 1 o'clock yester- day, Dr. Canton at once determined as a last chance to re move these broken pieces. The operation was accordingly performed, and three or four large fragment, of the bore were removed. This gave no relief, and it was at once seen that the end was merely a, question of an hour, nice. or less. His relatives, who were summoned on the AM fatal indications setting in, were with him up to his which took place almost without suffering soon arer th i o'clock yesterday evening. He was quite insensible for some long time previous to his death, so that it was melee' attempt* to realise the expectations entertained that he might, is his last momenta, throw some light on this ex traordinary mystery. The statements that Major Murray is fast progressing towards convalescence are quite premature. H. is going on well, bat this is the very utmost that can be said as In the meantime the police, tinder Mr. Eleperintimilant Durkin end Inspector Mackenzie, are busied night and day in emleanearieg to elucidate this affair. The greater pert of the inemenes mass of documents, notes, and papers in the tissneweis rose have been carefully examined, and we believe we are now justified in saying that from these and ether emus a orbs to this mystery has been obtained. It is not likely, however, that the nature of the suspicious entertained will transpire even at the Inquiet to be held on the body of Mr. Roberta. It was sot thought advisable last night to inform Major Kum at the death of his antagonist or madam. LATEST PARTICULARS. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LANG.-(11118 DAY.) The weather yesterday was more settled, but the wind to-day is from the south, and some rain has alresdy fallen, with the appear-epee of more. This market', supply of home-grown wheat Boar continues very short—other articles of the trade particularly short. Scotch sod Irish, none aims LA day. The forays supplies mime Wednesday'. report are vary limited of wheat, in addi tion to • fair quantity on that day. flour muse fresh, sad barley also not hemmed. Oats, a mall arrival from Hol- land and the Black Bea. The wheat trade to-tlay exhibits mon firmness than last day, and Yea/'e quotation fully supported. Barley not mach doing, lint prime u good ma last day. Oats a brisk market, and in most came Gd. per quarter more money obtained for Gee useful corn than on Mayday. Flour peztakes of the firmnsas in wheat, and quotations are quite equal to Mondays. Beans and per are firmer, and the trade in both improved. Mine quiet. Lamed rather dearer ; rapeseed fully asdaer. New turnip seed st market, but boyars not willing to give prices demanded. Ckneneed and hefoil nothing doing. FLOATING Casco= Mbar improved in value, and demand good. both wheat end Indian corn. Winer.—English : Emu nod Kink white, new, Ma. to 56a. ; ditto, fine old, Ilbs. to 64a.; ditto red, aim 365. to 485.; ditto, fins, old, 56a. to 565. ; Norfolk, be., fillll, old , 575. to 695.; rid, now, IY. to 52.. Forst o : Duda°, as. to 64% fine, 65a. to 690. ; extra, 695. to 705.; Minigoborg, eas. to sta.; ditto,sitrs,64s. to 675.; itodook, Pa. to 675. ; Xsoldsaliurg red, Hs. to 605.; t:ckermark ditto, 565. to Mu ; Ansirken white, 61a. to 62a; ditto rod, 581, to OW.; °amain, OW. to 635. pLILL/11.—iniik malting. 425. to 441 a. ; 49a. ; grind*, Kb. lo and distilling. 30a. to Us. par qr. ; fi=&prnigsg, 275. to 37a.; ditto diatillang, Us to Ns; —S. In —g. MAIN. —Sigh* Eager and Norfolk, 69a. to 99.. ; Ina 635. to 70s. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to 725.; brows, ft. to Ms. feed, 19e. Od. to Ns. 04. ; potato, Ifs. to 30s. ; tomtit, Zf.. IN. to 255. Ku, At to 30e. BRunt-inglioh tick 38a. to 40s. ; barrow, 40e. to 43.. ; 46. to 445. • fositp,, • 31h. to *la. ; link. to 40a• 1101. ; Lorsicas. lode. ; So 371. FRAIL-Mostlob 35e. to ttr.; w Ito sad blue, 3ft. to 46. ; nap* 4141. to elk; grey, 345. to Ms.; beg, 38s. to 3tle. ; faalks. 34.. to 375. Fteoi.-Minglie town, 490. to 500. ; ditto fine, 535. to ; nonalry, 4b. to 45e. ; Norfolk sod Suffolk, 35e. Od.; hank, 411 a. to 48e. pot lack ; American, 28s. to 31s; Ciandies, Us. to 311 t ; 13 Pseildt 464 - to 494- FLOATING 0•1410111, all C. F. sod 1. -Wheat : Berdik amid and thirlanople, per 4921 k.., 51s. to 535. ; °kirks, 51e. to 53e. ; Potink Odessa, per 4185ba., red, 514. to 5211.; v/ 11199 . 57e. to Ma. ; Monte and (iodate, 435. t o 49 e . ; x...., 31is. to _4os. Ruby: Nuptial* sad Syrian, perrs, 250. to Ms. ; Olsees sad Danube do., 21a. to 265. Seas : lippelee, pee gr., S&L to 31:n Noise : Odessa sad Gabes. ect41 .. 919e., 91s. N. to 2.30. ; Pearl sod Ba/pries, psi 19s. N. to ; French, do., -o. to -a. ; Aneurism, do, 110 a. to 3 •25 . lima -Wary seed, per qr., 40s. to 46e. ; seed, per qr.. Oa. to 84 e. ; Mestard seed, per bushel, white, 13s. to 194. ; brows, Us. to 11s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 500. to Ffe. ; Lionised cakes, Leek, per 1,W0., 121. 150. to 131. se. •. Americas, this, is brla., per toe, 10f. fr. to IW. 15e.; do., Wok, mead, and oblong, 9f. 10e. to 101. ; Baltic, 9L to it Os. ; Ilteesilb. , 91. ss. to 101.5 e.; Raps cakes. s‘. to IL 10s. ARRIVALS urro T LONDON FROM JULY /* 15 TO JULY 19. and Owe& . A:re:ex Mese 15070 airyl 10 Mat IM is 1451 Tie Flow Orilla 879 solo ; Foreign, 50 ea . cii, 7880 barrel. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (NT INUTISII AND tarot! IRROWITIO TILRORAPR.) (120/1 OUR 0111 l OORIMPOIIDILVT.) Moderato attesdance. Flue qualities of wheat maintain Tuesday's prices ; inferior sort@ are Id. to 2d. cheaper, with fair amount of business doing. Floor a shade easier sal limited ilenmod. Bather MOM inquiry for Indian corn ; prices ali;htly in favour of buyers. Beans, Said., 31c 6d. to 321. ; %heirs, 30s. 6d. to 31s. ; moderate sale. Oats sad eataseal dull. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) lkout.—The market is rather less active, but prices are steadily maintained ; on the spot Cuba sold middling to fine brown, 325. 6d. to 33a. ; grey to good yellow, 36.. fsl. to 30a. 6d. ; Porto Rios brown, Its. 6d. to 365.; low to don 26a. 6d. Ueda.; two doming cargoes sold, one No. 11 Manumit, at Ms 6d. for the United Kingdom, end one ef Cubs, at Vs. Refined, the market is barely supplied, sad prices are fulupported. Correa — TM demand for Plantation Ceylon is steady at full prior to Bd. advance. Low to good Middling sold at 68s. 6d. to 80a. ; Costa Rica, fine fine ordinary to middling, at (Zs. Cal. to 70s ~ • a cargo of £l4. Domingo sold goat at 625. tid. for Gibraltar. COCOA.—tOO bags Granada sold at S. TIA is without change. Sur.—A small parcel of Dements cold at la. 10L Fool. Rica continues ono ; pinky Madras sold at 9a. log. opium— Jamaica sold heavily at Us. to 130 s. for very ordinary to fine. SILLTTZTRZ. —250 bags Bengal sold at 335. short prompt, for refraction 7 per cent. COTTON.-500 bales sold at 4d. advance. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Petersburg Y.C. on the i hi quoted 48a. lid. ; July to September, 48s. Bd . ; to Deamber, 48s. &L HIDE MARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) 561bs. to 611135., M. to 31d. ; 641ba. to 721 a, 34d. to 34 72Ibs. to 80Ibs., 31d. to 31d. ; 80Ibs. to stn ; .., 3ta 40. ; sBlbs. to 9011:o., 40. to 4td. Horse hides, Bs. to 9s. Calf skins, light, 2.5. to 4s. ; full, a. BEEMONDRZT.-Bbeep skins : Lambs, 2n Bd. to 4; 3d. ; shoaling; L. &l. to 2s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report the accounts from the Mid and Eat Kent, Woroeeter, a small portion of Weald Kent and Farnham rather more favour►ble, but the other portion of the plantations are completely blighted. The market remains in a quiet state. Duty, 100,0001. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Walls End Ti.., 19s. ; Walls End Tritodon Hartlepool, 18a. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 19s. ; Walls End South Kenos, 18s. &L, Walla End li Hall, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Reline, Is.. 6d. ; Walls End Thorpe, IGa. 3d. ; Bella, 16a. 6d. ; Wylam , 15a. tid. ; Tantield Moor Bute, 13s. ; Huddles Hartley, 16a. 6d. ; West Riding Hartley, 15s. Ships at market, 26. SHARE LIS2&-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cioow. The railway share market to-day is fiat, with little business. A decline of k to I per cent. has taken place in most of the prin cipal stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 943 to 95; Great Western, 703 to 71 ; Midland, 1211 to 122 ; Lancashire and York shire, 111} to 1121 ; Caledonian, 994 to 100 ; South Eastern, Sli to t ; and Eastern Counties, 49+ to 50. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are Satter, at to dis. The two principal Canadian lines are dull. 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Do. • per ct. Debeut Da. !per al 1686 Do. do. 1887 Do. do. UN!. dread falba Pealoada Do. New 011=644 , 1 Wed Do. New Do.6p.altdopey7B.w. Do. al do.. Tt.wilop. Do. do. 78 withoatook D0.114p.a.8d0..pay.7: Madras Nat. E pa at. De. do. pat at. De. NI pa at. Bk t ea Do. 5 per aeot. do. Moab._ Corp.llp. allow& N. inrisk °nada car c. ah. Do. • do. Lead do. Do. do. If cap. do. Do. do. Lied do. De. Alma OOLONIAL GOVZINILINT •• ^ Co•Oev.op.e., 18774. • pet eeme., WW2- Do. pee ow*. =Fe De.Opret. thog. Da. Over et. Mar.allep. IMMO .. Dal pr ant Darla Hopei p.c.] WO do. ISO • . .. Do. do. um 1;4000 . New liroarw•Gov.op.et. H.O. War GIL Op. e. lON .. Do. Ip. e.. 1871 M 1816 . Do. p. 1010 950. e. • . Noes Bowles 0 per cent .. 1875 .. B. Awl,. Gm •p. o. Breda Vie. Ur. p. ao.i.hay . 00. do. 0 pet. e. Ape.4lo. =nil IMfrell OM. Pllalgagl IB#lldtbse ollora "- Osa.= ) Lel Broil ( ZIA Woke LIR lamesl (Tavistk ) Grubkw •OL Aubra threat South Total. OWL Alfred (PbOWN O. ifflt. Tor (lieletaa) Wavy. Barad air lady Berth? " ( Labia) N ili Arrown Usy N. ramose (Mesa) A. AIL land (Maw) Nor& Whaal *NU Oces. Peandisas (e=). Oss. La Oa Cans Dna" Massa) . L Data Law * Wass i t W. hopes* lilkimo) ITamsr Oa &Lod Mall I ita — OreTt — Val* at Tow (area ) Wog Para ( ) . Oandos ) Wad asks W k. "- 1 4nor lialse. =IL ff l irhirm, ..iii — iati whir Kw Asa This. 1 ThillWli flask MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two e'CLocz. The funds remain heavy. A fresh decline of per cent. has taken place to-day. Thu other markets are very dull, and the tendency of prices, in many instances, is drooping. Turkish Bonds have given way. In most of the principal English railway stocks a decline of it to I per cent, has taken place. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea opened at 67fr. 75c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 891, 1, and f for money, and 89/ and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 891 for money, and 891 to / for the 7th of August. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 991, }; ditto, for &copula, 99i ; ditto Scrip, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 13e. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, June, 3a. dim. par. The scrip of the New India Loan is steady, at looi to I, and the Five per Cent. Stock at 991 to 1. A reduction of to 1 per cent: has taken place to-day in Turkish Bonds. The loan of 1854 is now quoted 79 to 80, and that of 1858, 651 to 661. Buenos Ayres Bonds are marked 83, showing no recovery. Sales are recorded a follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 1860, 87 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 83, ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63k, ex div. (exchange, 126.) ; Danish Three per Cents., 821, 831 ; Russian Five per Cents., 102 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for ac count, 781 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 791, k ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 663 ; ditto for account, 66k, 64, j , 1, 66. The discount market remains easy. In Lombard street yesterday the best bills were taken at 5k per cent. At the Bank business continues limited. ' The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 17, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 2,946,206 Decrease .109,440 Other deposits Government securities in _ _ backing department 9,535,202 Decrease 81,000 Othersecuritma to banking department Coin and bullion in both _ _ de pa; ine; Seven day and other bills 619,500 Increase 33,308 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes& ocen) in banking department 5,780.283 Decrease 386,331 These changes are not of a favourable character, both the coin and bullion and reserve having again. declined. The effect on the reserve of the decrease in the private securities is more than counteracted by the decline in the public and private deposits. BANS OF SICGLAND.—An and et 6 Vic., e. 83, for the 17,1804 • 1811111 DIU Notes laud 04,1161,796 4. , %161.116 . ant pormant to the Act ft% ending on Wedne.day, July Di Proprlettas• Cagdtal Zl4.liSaooo Rest 3,883.113 Public Depodts (in cluding Elena, Say. Banks. Oda. ads. of National Debt. aad Div. Acda.) 2,945,506 Other Deposits.. Nevis dayandother 619,500 PARnMT. Government debt C 11,015,1411 Other *murkier_ 4.634.1 W Gold coin and bul lion 811ver bulion 10,711,111 t25;361,11M1 PAWNOR. Government Secu rities ;including Dead Weight Au- ' nutty) Other dimities I9d:4oSi Notes Goki sal allvie. £34,E49,775 id/ lt 1831. 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Prov. of ow Zasissill Do. il IfirMaaal Bsak New &mak Waist Baak (Arsons Bask Pravisolal at Inked Assindla 17afaa a tondos Daft NOW eo ii 20 !I 611 b If Of db 51 lb 114 ilk IS II 73 75 Mg al za 11.1 lei ss se 1 si Pal I 3637 31 If li t I Ms 6s 09 if 51 1$ 19 S - ; li - xdi ate Si idi E a I L 0 4.1 1 raeLdp.e..haiasly SW IS OS le IL Nort•lktp.albs.Ellspi. IN 51 R Mr.11 , 41.4p.d../aa.Wely M MI IL leotaili N. LA. 4P. CL 100 el 1111 IL WAidleslOLL—Llp.eL 40 •.= Des Aeon* Waite illnallem. SLAW& al ltep (Limited) Do. Lad/ MM. Cia•Con. MM. Co. J Coen Coppw M i t ia ro 4 1 3 antala Oopi - - • aa_xaev. iiajpi ICapasda (Lim) i~~~.~ Malign N. Mine Its Copper of IL kootralla (LW.; Postelbousl 11111vorLood Port Phillip Poottlsh Muth. (Llos ) Maid Nozkom wasOldoe (Liss.) Atraaik AL Nan IL (L) Australian Unita.. ... ban Waterman.. .. Brit. a Itish Mag. TeL i Do. B 7 pre s. Ma MN D0..0 _ . Quads Lad Choir' Wanda Tel. 014 poji.olltaigAbrimft Palen 117....Vedurnes Dol. Omaig Do. Now Dli Dos. aM Hoyt. 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II 111. 11 170 IN HO 101 110 1, an an an 100 1$ all al us} ii via 1 I I ra au ni I ii 1 . 1 1 1 P: 7 II id t 1 I do S k I ise itgrie 11 33 11l 103 1111 10$ 4 964 . i - $1 4 1 I 1 1 ail M dia Par i i ells per gi 9k tROTINCLAL SHARI MARKET& Tkitifoot, JrzY 16.- The market has been quiet, with very little doing.-Caledonian, 99 1001-Esatent Cotuttlea, 100-rest Northern, 1074 nee-oreac "Intern, 71 711-laa cashire and Yorkshire Stock, 11ti 1124-London and North WOS4IIII Mock, 944 PO-London and Routh Western, SI 061- Manchsator, Rho/Sold, and Llnoolnalgre, 494 Midkurd Nock, iffy IN-Ditto, new shares, 1 p. -North NrltSß 03 North Staffordshire, 4 7-10 4 5.16 d.-North borwick (l l(77 1011141:Lr o k rd and North Midland, 04491e - bsedil tin lal Stock - South /Astern and Dover, 14} ft - Wait laid- Mad, trl 471-Buffsio and Lake Huns, 54 44-Doke Illwalsk SS let 7 113d.-Orend Trunk of Canada, 413.10 416-16- Sere* kazeinls.urlr. 7 16.10 6-Great Western d Quads, 10k 1111-1111nois Central, 384 354 d.-New York sad Nrle, 211 II -Ditto, .z smeasment, 21 WI-Thames and Mersa Insurance, I i jp• keNCESlTliff,Jrtr 112—The market was quiet and steady. Grand Trask at Canada, 4/—Great Western, 711--laneashire and Un--London and North Weatarn. 90-31snehester, Median, and wittslilr", 401 I—Midland, 1221—North Eastern, Berwick, 107--South Eastern. 244. BIIULINGHLX. Jt lit- Stour Valley Guaranteed was dull to day, at tin to Bristol and Birmingham Sit per (WIN.. 134 to 136—Sonth Stafford', 101 to 11t —Birmingham Banking Company share*, 241 to 221-121rmlnattam New Waterworks, 14 prem., buyers—New Union Mill, 21 to 2 9.16. " Prince Murat," ear a Paris letter in the Nord, " boo just distributed to all the functionaries of the peat bodies of the state& pamphlet on the revolution which has talon place in freemasonry. Mention is made on the cover that' the pamphlet is sent in his personal - . A lean. from Venice of the 13th, in the Norck says :—" The cafes are at length reopened and invaded by a considerable crowd, anxious to make up for what they bet during the few days doming imposed on them. The ridicule of this meeeure of unjustifiable rigour, whisk bee bees °ow pletely dia►owed by the military aatheritim, has Men on the Lieutenant de Toggenburg." In the Stock Exchange the rate for loans on government securities for a week was about 411 per cent., and until the August settlement 5. Active preparations are being made at the Bank of England for the issue of the scrip of the New India Loan. It may perhaps be ready by Monday, i but this is not yet certain. About 56,0001. of the Australian gold by the Norfolk we% bought by the Bank yesterday, and 70,0001. of this supply was taken for the Continent. The Mooltan will take to-morrow only 77,8771. in specie for the East, of which 7,0761. is gold and the rest silver. There is none for China by this opportunity, owing to the discontinuince of the second monthly mail for that quarter. An nexed are the particulars :—For Malta, 6251. • Alexandria, 1,0001. ; Ceylon, 2,0501. ; Madras , 39 • and for Calcutta, 34,4571. The Italian Loan of 20,000,0001. is now opened in Italy; some amount will probably be tried for here. The private letters from Paris state that the ap plications for the four millions sterling of govern ment bonds for thirty years have been so enormous that each subscriber is not expected to ;get more than 2} or 3 per cent. of the amount for which he has applied. - Telegrams from Constantinople state that the exchange, which was last quoted 175, has expe rienced a renewed movement adverse to Turkey, being now 1824 The suspension is announced of Mr. Jas. Grieves, of Gracechurch-street, in the Australian trade, with liabilities to the amount of about 60,0001. The meets consist chiefly of consignme•its to the colonies, and being of recent date favour able expectations are entertained as to the result. The books are in the hands of Messrs. Cole man, Turq Youngs, and Co. The Liverpool cotton market continues very strong, under the influence of the American ac counts. The sales yesterday amounted to 15,000 bales. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2361. ; the Lanca shire and Yorkshire a decrease of 34911. ; the Manchester, Shetfield, and Lincolnshire an in crease of 181/. ; the Midland a decrease of 1,0841. ; and the North Eastern au increase of 1,1131. The following report has been issued by the National Discount Company, in anticipation of the meeting called for Wednesday next. It will be noticed that the amount added to the reserve fund is withinl,BoBl. of the stun recommended for dis tribution at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, the profits of the past half-year having been consider able : The directors bays satisfaction in submitting to the shareholders the result of their operations for the half-year Ong 30th June last. By the annexed account it will be seen that the gross profit amounts to 37,9131.:x. 2d., and that after defraying the current expenditure, writing off the usual proportion of the preliminary expenses, and reserving 15,5251. 19e. 7d. for rebate of interest on bills discounted, not yet due, there remains a disposable balance of 17,459/. 1.01. 3d. The directors therefore recommend the appropria tion of 96331. 121. 6d. to the payment of a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, and that ibe bdaaml,.B2s/. 17s. 9d., be carried to the credit of the mem f which, with accrued interest, will thou amount to 16,1131. 2d. It will be satisfactory to the sham kolders to learn that the amount written off in the last amount is amply sufficient to cover the loss occasioned by the failures in the leather trade. The half-yearly report of the director,' of the Scottish Australian Investment Company, issued in anticipation of the meeting on the 26th instant, states the gross profits at 12,7411. A dividend is proposed at the rate of 10 cent. per annum, leas in come tax. This will require 10,0001., and will leave at credit of the reserve fund 10,246/. The half-yearly meeting of the North Eastern Railway Company is called for the Bth of August at York. --- The third series of colonial wool sales commenced yesterday. Messrs. Dutton and Hincken report that the catalogue comprised the following wools :- 1,057 bake Sydney, 926 Port Philip, 746 Van Diemen's Land, 196 New Zealand, 47 Swan River, 25 Adelaide, 7 Cape of Good Hope ; total, 3,003 bales. The attendance of buyers is small, and prices are generally ld., and on some descriptions even 14d. lower than in the May! males. The quantity arrived for the present sales is as fol lows:—Sydney, 18,535 bales ; Port Philip and Portland Bay, 24,086 ; Van Diemen's Land. 10,169 ; Adelaide, 6,459 ; New Zealand, 13,241 ; Swan River, 903 ; Cape of Good Hope, 8,909 ; total, 82,302 ; added to which, there will be, of wools held over from last sales, 5,000 ; making in all, 87,302 bales. On the whole, the assortment to-day was very indifferent, and not such as would create any animation. Annexed is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the fourteenth series of public males for the year • ' fair demand for most descriptions was experienced, and both the louse trade and exporters bought to a fair extent. SAM 1ND14.-0z and Cow.—tldeutt• were in fair re quest, all descriptions sold well, and realised fully last sale's peen Madras, Pondicherry. and Bombay were mostly sold at previous rates. The analysis of the sales is 76,127 Cal cutta sew parcels, 18,190 brought forward from former a s and 1,244 Medias, Pondicherry and Bombay, in all 97,661 bides, of which 73,860 were sold. Burr Inna.—Buffalo were nearly all sold, and realised full prices. Lasrasa.—Australian met with but little demand, nearly the whale offered !Aug bought in, and upon the portion sold we have to note a decline upon previous latex. Ihet In dian : Bombay was in good request at extreme prices, but the Madras, being oely of middling quality. was dull of sale. SALTZD lIIDB/L—Aostralian sold irregularly, there being a fair demand for descriptions suitable for export, while but little inquiry was experienced on the part of the home trade for le heavy, which were chiefly bought in. Prioes aze however, unaltered. Cape wild well. South Ameri can : Thome brought forward consisted of damaged hides, which were chiefly bought in. DST Htme.—Guatemala were in limited demand. (ape brought previous prices. West Indian were unaltered in vales. Zanzibar were mostly bought in. Australian rea lized a fair price. Hosea aIDEIL—South American were all sold at fair prices. Bsax.—lfiniess barely maintained its previous value. The scrip of the new India Loan ~waa in de mand for investment in the morning, and improved to mai to Speculative realisations being them prze, and the market being influenced by the heaviness of Consols, a decline took place to 100 1-16 to 3-16, the closing price. The old Five • per Cent. stock, after being marked,99l, left off at 991 to I. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901, "buyers," for the 7th of August, opened tits morning at the same quotation, and had receded at the close to 891 to 90. For money the laid price was 894 to f. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted Bs. to 4a dia., and the June 3s. die. to is. premium. There was again a very active demand this morn ing for the Turkish Loan of 1858, which experi enced a fresh rise, being marked as high as 811, whilst the 100/. bonds were dealt in at 70. In the afternoon, however, a number of speculative reali sations, aided by news of an'advance in the Coe etantinople exchanges, caused a reaction. The final quotation was 661 to 67, being 1 per cent. be low the., of yesterday. The Loan of 1854, after being marked 803, left off at 791 to 801, being f per cent. lower than yesterday. Mexican Bends re main quoted 22 to . Greek weredesh in at 7/ to fla. There was a farther iinrirent to-day in Ottoman Bank and Bank of t shares. Other bank shares remain steady. here were some in quiries for National Discount. South Austmliaa Land showed heaviness. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, Si to 44 preen. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to i prem. • llniveesal Marine Insurance, to die. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, par ; China and Japan Steam, par to 4 prem. ; Commercial Copper, # dis. to par ; Natal par to g prem. • National Boat-building, g La t: ' d i prem. • Oriental and General Marine, to I prem.; and C ompressed Coal, 3 to it prem. 181 i ase ihi Set id Se i i t 4.'. .C3a,siB,Hß MARSHALL. Chief Cashier. THURSDAY Evraus2 MINEB4-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioci. East Caradon shares are flat to-day at 24 to 1. West Polmear are firm at 19s. to 20s. • East Devon Console at 2 to ; East Whea l Russell at 31 to f ; and North Downs at 4/ to West &ton are inquired for, at 300 to 306. Mark* Valley are quoted 9 to ; and West Ca radon 46 to 47. Bon Accord Copper mining shares show no recovery ; Mensal,- time are recorded at prem. There are impurifs for Great Northern Copper (South Auvtralia), which are marked to # prem. Port Phillip have been dealt in at par, and St. John del Rey at 3. At a meeting of the United 7dexiceu Mining Association held yesterday the directors decided to pay off 40 per cent. of the preference stock out of the funds in hand. The half-yearly meeting of the Dun Mountain Copper Mining Company is convened for the 31st inst. At Wheal Edward meeting yesterday the accounts allowed a credit balane, of Ilk 10a. lld. The West Whorl lifitacoonnts, presented at !be meeting yesterday, showed a balance of liabilities over studs of 71W . 7a. 2d. A call of ds. per share was made. At Trumpet United Mine meeting on the 16th init. ties amounts avowed a balms* of Ikklities over aside d 6511.16 a. 18kL A tall of 3s, per elms was made. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sr rssorma riusarrra.) STAMFORD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) KMON STAKES. About one mile and a half. Barb --- Barb Biwa, Lawyer, Voltelle, Strike, and Struggler aye bare. CLIFDEN CUP. Three-quarters of a Nile. Audrey, Weatherboutml, Sir Hugh, Knight of St. Pairk„ Flitch, Suburb..n, Anthem, Sporting Life, Pixie, sae ..utter„ Bobadil, Confidence, Pardalote, and Struggler are hue. grwo.yEAßeoLD BIENNIAL STAKES. T.V.V. Golden Fleece, Exchequer, Amateur, Gceeaunt . Wel land, Bandage, and Knight of the Bath arc here. PAID Fonrarr.—Prince Edward. STAMFORD CUP. Three miles. Bharpshooter, Borderer Optimist, Little Drummer. abeam Pastime, Duicibefra, Sporting Life,Weatherbolual. and BITIVAINO bens. TFIBEE-YEAII-OLD BIENNIAL STAKES. Oo and a (punter. Parrs, Antwerp, Amy, Linsley, nod the Sage .Ire here. MATCH FO/t LAO.. Lawyer, 3 yrs, 7 et. 311, ; .0(.1 z.re here. Taa CHLILT FIRE AT LoNtiox-tramlE.—Up last eveniug the fire still continued to Lure in several puts of the ruins, road one of the steam fioatimpengines warn then at work. The firemen have prevented the flames frog entering one of the vaults contiguous to those destroyed. and have in consequence saved oil and tallow to the valise of 20,00 W. About LIU tons of jute have been gut octal the ruins, besides ISO tons of rags, GS tons of (*Lieu, abet* 12,000 undressed hides, a large number of bags of rice. nearly 100 tone of jute, hemp, and flax, and a quan tity Of salted bides were also got out yesterday, as well an over five tons of arsenic, 25 or 26 earhoysd aqua.fortis, and a great quantity of clovereeed and flour. At Huy 's wharf 14,700 undressed hides, and buffalo horns have I. , •en gel out of the ruins, some very triflingly injured. On the gnaw which runs between Alderman Humpliery's wharf &reviled an immense quantity of goat skins end malacau muM wired from the fire. At Chamberlain's wharf nearly 1.100 hides have already been got out of the debris. as well au a vast quantity of tour, fat, and disks of lard, yellow *clue, awl white copperas, glue. awl many tons of arsenic. white lead. as well as 14 great piles of rags for p .per - making. A Dem:mauve Blln.ilLE.--Ou last Frmay after noon, about 3 o'clock, • large conical cannon bra came whizzing, with a velocity autl noise almost frigbtfulo:lone to the Old Thatched-house beer house. kept by Mr. vioeklev„ at Ripplenide, Barking, Essex. It was seen to full it a field contiguous to this house by Mr. Hockley and Mark Gibbot, the marshman to Mr. Scales, the butcher. It tor) up the earth for five yards in length, and buried itself six feet deep. It was imme dia tely du. out by two men, but was found to be so hot they coal with difficulty handle it. The ball, which weighs 1061b5., is made of iron, and cased with lead ; rt is conical, about 12 inches in length. and on the base are the letters ILL. It came across the Tilbury railway, soil in a direct lion from Woolwich, which is four miles distant, at which place guns were firing at this time. It alighted within a short distance from some cot tages belonging to Mr. Curtis, the distiller, of Bile-end. and might certainly have done very great injury. Mr. Hockley has the ball in hie possession at pr went. It is de sirable that he should communicate with the authorities at Woolwich to prevent any future mischief from miadles ola like character. I ~i 114.110-ON SMII• 1.•19. %owlet I WWI Friki 171 .... 10 4 i We 100 Ti TV 112 i la if -a II 421.1 . - Mt • Pm 04 94e 94 101 4t dis BB Slf Ti un - 11.7/9 iii i 16916 IMO 100 000 i t tgeets Isrool I, iii 70,000 $OOOO WINO IN,OuO 12,000 MAN 6/4000 161 ii:iiii 11: I 6 I 1 111. I 1 , 14,000 1141:00 Itieo MN Iteool 1 4 :*1 1.131 ~~~~ - I{sl 7&O li!,?W nettl woo so.eyo ge . i 1 I Y I 7 It 7 I y a ioa 11 11 105 e 101 $.2.10 ia )1111 11.8 I !It iu. - I • . - I S 1 II 4.1111 r: N. If II •14 f Ll.t. 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