The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-25 00:00:00

LAM! PP VIE GREAT PIER. (1013 DAY.) L'/QUEST. Although the fire still coatimonn to show itaelf is mom of places over the fare d Sheared heap of rain. and although the long rarge of tanoli-emered milts still coati sues to helc it out alterostely huge volumes of smoke sad sheets of dame, the contlagratios appears to De oo the &elem. Loud after midnight, and even after dawn, the sky eu red with the redeetiou sh. but then means were found to get down large portions of th.• toricriug wall., some of which, falling Inwards, par tially tutotherall the hurrahing material, while other., falling outearili, opened up as SCOW to the vault., enabling the t.,roue elfg.OVl to pour In ton after ton of water. Owing to th , ., the body of the file declined somewhat after one • and the scree is sow less striking than before. Th. 1.1.1 of those walls also enabled martian lobe made for lie recovery .1 the body of Mr. Se At, which, however, he s not been found. .1 good miry people remained es the spot Ihrou.lh the night: sod cootie.. to ensemble, aotwtth• Leavy milt which set in about eight o'clock. ▪ .11 eleveu o'clock 11 '•hevjaut Payne, coroner for the I its' of Lambe sod tt. liberties, opened an inquiry at Bt. Thomas's Hospital, into the circumstances Atte:Miss the &AL of Mr. Jaime Llraidwood, the superintendent of the ire Brigade. who w.is killed by the fall of a well on cotton's Wharf, while directing the operations of his seen no mitaadsy evening, as well as on other bodice. 1111SpOCiatill Mr. bog* acting ha foreman. Sir Welkin Williams encoded ou behalf of Mama Scurell, instructed hy Masers. JOIN'S and Arkeoll, Toole,. street, and maid Me-ssn. Score!l weru very aexious to ,•rery atirofMati..o to the jury, as well as to subunit 1 , 1 .12* of their premises. The Coroner mid the inquiry would extend to the death of three penom— Mr. James Bniklwood, who was killed en Saturday night ; a also, named Richard Shemloos, who was found iu fruut of the wharf &imbed, no doutt owing to the Are ; sad a 01110, Donned Sullivan, who gut jammed among some machinery, also uwing to the Are. The jury then pro:roiled to rim the bodies ; nod upon their return, John Garret Doyle was sworn and examined—l am wharf superintendent of all Herm. Newell's wharves. Whore the Gm happened was on of their wharves. It was the Cotton and Depot Wharf, which were at the timed thee lire hauled together as one. Nome portion of the pre. niie-s were underlet The fire conneticed in a part oe noel wholly by Mersa. nevell. I received inti: matter of its outbreak at hall-past 4 o'clock ; at lbw time I was es the any of Cotton's Wharf. 1 was told al it by one of the boys. I andendoixl the youth to my it was the lb door, which Is the third story from Me pond, not Meted* the basement. I hastened thither, where I looked in three or four directioes, but I (meld see no appemence of is. I ineently returned to the ipi iy of the Depot Wind to look far emcee, which I saw acing from about 131 feet from me newer to Tooleynrest. I instantly hastened to the spot, and found the smoke we Iowa; from a poetises of a warehouse called letter H, Number 4. That a a potties of Cotton's Wharf, abetting on to the Depot Wharf. I eaw that our foreman. Hr. fi slaws, had attached a hese to our service, but the supply of water was so poor that the jet was rot throws higher thau eight feet. The emcee was coming from a window, but I did not tee any fame at that time. I took two leggin of how, end attached them toe very powerful service, sad a bidder was carried to the window, through which the water was played in. It was the first story from whisk the 'took* was owing. We had not played open the scene of the fire above these minutes, when a large body of Seine rushed out through that window, and thee the dreamed. We teen test our exertion with the doublets...in and force pump till the dames drove us away. The three leading articles stowol in that warehouse were jute, bap of rice, and bap of turmeric. I saw Hr. Braidwood, with whom I had several coevereation He was superii tending the tire. TM catastrophe to him happened as near es possible at baltpast elves in the evestrg, at which time I was in the Immediate entity of In wall that came dews, sad within a hundred feet of Hr. Braidwood. The fire had thee gained somiderable hesght. I had approached the spot but a nate before the acrideet happened. Mr. Brehlwood was there giving brassily to his anemia. I beard a sound as of a doer giving way. I could out my which Sour, but it we in the block known as that of 1.1 Tto 12. Keening the doers, I apprehended such a casualty, and I warned some fifteen or twenty persona to quit the spit. sad I tuned need to get away myself. I had ware* done lie when a shriek was rained. "The wall coming.' baton I could gather much speed I was pushed den by some ens bebiud me. I taw no more of Mr. Braisl• wood, who was some thirty feet hem the wall when I lasi saw him. I did not see him Mann to rune I lin termed rased. It was the greater poetics of the wall 0 7 to 12 that fell down. I should think that about eighty feet hag by forty or fifty high fall in one wild Emma I did mot see the superintendent takes est ; but I have sew the spot. The geode stored hide Me wall Wife est saltpetre ea stated in the papers. Os the top leer of all won stored a.m. 1,600 balm of canoe, sack wehrldie cwt Tke door was wend, with timber Sudan sad joint, bat tree staseisien The expansion of this settee I thin versed the wall to fall. The hake wen eery tightly tied ep, and the Ere loceeeing the Whine sand them to ex pad ad force the well outward. I can weer that there was not a block of saltpetre in that whole block. There wee no explosive substance at all there, I set quite sure of that. 1 did not hear any etpliaiou ; only a dead sound as of doors breaking down. By the jury—l heard no explains op to half-pest seven. The fire tepee arrived about ten minutes to 5. The first steam float arrived about ten minutes past 1, bet that en gine at first readered very little assistance, as it did not play with suilliMet power. The supply of water in Tooley street was quite made iumu to the emergency. By Kr. Williams—We have a very large reeervuir which Is filled *very tide. There are two tanks en the roof of the depot, which are fill. I by the force pomp, end from which the service pipes branch ont to the different floors. Lately Messrs. Sowell bay* paid for two very powerful service pipes which Iced lido the interior of the premises. The service in connection with the main in nein-street faded. net throwing a jet higher then eight feet. It ought to have thrown water to a hui4ht of 13) Let. It is a double occur pump, eel is worked by fourteen men. J. J. Eng Lied, delivery-foreman in the colonial department of Messrs. Cotton's wharf —I was in tho door where the fire broke out. I was • m o ment before that on the second dour of H 1. H 4 is immediately tiodernestb. TLo Last outioe I had of the fire was the smoke which I saw Hailing through the door of the ware. been H where I was. 1 ran down to the floor beneath. When I got there I co u ld see nothing; but I heard a necking noted. and when I turned I saw smoke among from • bale of jute. I ran out and gave the claim, and I got • bucket of water, which 1 threw on the bale. I run for some more water, and called further se sistasee. When I got down with the second boast of water, I could not approach, as the body of smoke was too gicat. I cannot account for the jute taking fire. It might heat if wet with oil. Nothing but jute andturmeric was kept in that warehouse. Ilan Mr. Braidwood sheet 10 minutes before Ilia death. I cannot amigo may other cense for the wall falling than the tremendous weight at the top, compared of bialys of cotton. I did not hear any explosion before the walla gave way; only* dead sound. The tire has burnt entirely (rum the top of that warehouse down to the cellars. I am certain that there were no explosive sub stance. in that By the Jury—Tormeric root might came combustion if the leaf had been wet with oil or salt water. Rice and gum was over the bat in which the the broke out. Some of the wan:boo...a were closed ; hat we were at work at other.. There were plenty of buckets and a tap upon each boos% There was bottling over the jute bat rim. The doors which were open, were open in the regular course of business. We were delivering jute at the time. No light was taken on that door. We do not use mulles, but glebe lamps with pollocka. No smoking was allowed. James Sargent --1 am one of the Fire Brigade, No. r.t. I got there about tea minutes put live. The fire was then upon the moms! dour. I aided to extinguish it. I saw the wall fall on Me lireidwool. I did not hear any explosion before the wall fell. I had been upon that spit about ea hour tigers the wall fell. I think the wall fell by the floorings giving way. Ry the Jury- -Mr. Bmidwood bad the brandy in hie hand whys the wall fell eue him. H. was serving it out to the men Weans, they were exhausted. I was the nearest mau to Mr. &Millwood when be fell. William Metcalf*, No. 12, of the Fire Brigade—l saw Dlr liraidweed whsa be fell. I should think that the wall fell because the doors gave way. /Samuel Lleetnu--I am • shipwright, and live In Tooley• street. About three or four minutes before the wall fell I walked down the yanl. One of the men asked me what I thought of it. and I mid that it would be • fearful thing before it was ended. I eaw the wall fall. I saw it coming, alai made • ruth to get clear. A second later it fell upon lerallwond, burying him beseech the ruins, Itichanl Henderson, f Jensen 44 the Fire Brigade —I was exlmeated by the exertion when Mr. Brai.lutaal came to RN asd asked me how I got on. I said I was quite ex. bauated, and he said. "Take a. drop of floosie. and r. at a minute, woes you will get all right." He thin gave some of the ntLer men Lundy, and while standing with the bottle in Isla hand the wall fell. I called out to him, but be tea soootiee of it. — By Xr7tlFdlii ham been a fireman 41 years, and I Weyer saw a better eooducted place than Mr. ficovell's. 0. H. Birkbeck —Mr. Braidwood was my father-in-law. I mould not recognise him except by his accoutrement. after ha was dog out. I produce his epaulettes, which are very mach crushed. There had never been a sufficient supply of water frurn the main since the commencement of the bre. Edward John Cutler--1 live at St.. John's Wool. lam priaripal clerk at the town department of the Westminster Fire (MID.. I was at the scene of the Bre about half-past .z. I followed Mr. Braidworal on to the wharf where be went to give the men some broody. fie Wed me to ham some. A minute Liter I heard an explosion like a cannon going off. I saw it force the lower door of the warehouse open, and a great body of smoke mine bunting forth, through a door io the lower part of the waruhuuse, either the basement or the ground Ifoor. The wall lapped over and toppled down upon Mr. Maki wood. A brick fell on my arm. I have not the slightest doubt but that an explosion took place. I w as c l ose b y and beard it. The minium bad been directing the water to that particular part for some time before. 1 In not know what was deposited in that particular warehouse. We examination in mercantile houses. I have not the slightest doubt that the explosion calmsl the walls to fall down. I should thick that the explosion took plate either in the base or la the vault+. Ity Mr. William-I went there out of cariosity. I have bees cooneeted with the fire office for twenty years. I know the& bake of cotton would expand if they were suddenly un loosed. 71 r. Williams—Don't you think that if the halve were to expand as I have said that that would have forced the walls down? — ifinese—l do not know. By Use Jury—l wee standing on the west side of the wall. It was the east wall which fell. The wall which gave way was not the place where the fire °riposted. I maw smoke issuing from the basement. A Juror—Now if a fire took place, would the smoke not be forced oat through the basement Witnees—Not, to the extent that happened in this cue. A Juror—Red you overlooked It from above 7 Witonse—Nia I had not. I was below the whole time. I do not know that white smoke comes from an explosion. Alfred tuer, No. 16, Fire Brigade—l was at Bother. hithe when I heard of the fire. I made all speed with my urine to Tooleyetreet. TM greatest part of the lire was at that time in H and 0. While I was throwing water on 0 an explosion took place, as I thought, in H warehouse. The shed building that I was at was immediately one body of flame. It was white smoke that I saw. Mr. Doyle, who was recalled, said he caution: tl Mr. Braid wood at the black P, where 6CJ bugs of saltpetre were stored ; but that portion did sot explode till half-past lea This being all the evidence, The comuer proceeded to BUM up, and had not concluded whoa vs west to prom ANOTHER AOOOIINT. TiMaDAT, 2 P.M. The fire is burning along nearly the whole of the river frontage. About 11 o'clock this morning the offi cers an duty at the breech Custom•honsa situate at the corner of the gateway leading down to Cotton'. late wharf were aLrmed at immense volumes of black smoke rolling up from the lower pert of the premises. This was soon discovered to proceed from the vaults immediately under the premises, which were filled with banal, of tallow, and the Ire having gained access to these vaults from the removal of the brickwork and rubbish, u above mentioned, the flunea, freshened by the breeze, poured forth in gnat strength. A strong body of the brigade was at once directed te the spot, and at this time are pouring large streams of water epos it and into the r iults. The firemen have given notice to the innuites of the Customs, Mr. Richardson, of the Grapes Tavern, next door, and to Mews. Noth►rd, Chafiley, and Gibson, the occupiers of the remain ing three houses forming the block of buildings, tlist they had better be prepared for the wont, for if the Paine* ia Wei vaults once gain the sereudaney, of which there is a probability, nothing can save their pro. petty. The principal efforts et the firemen will be directed to the houses on the opposite aide of the street, immediately shutting on the railway buildup. The whole morale, has bees occupied therefore by the inhabitants la as much of their furniture and stock in trade ea had t bees behind. While fireman 108 and two of his amorsdes were play ing epos • portion of the ruins, about Us Adria this morning, • Lugs wall which had bees la • dangerous portion bulged outwards and fell with • treessodom crash, indicting soineerriffebruisos as the three mom. Had they been hut one yard maser the well, nothing could have prevented their sharing the fete of their lamented superisteedent It ie quite time something was decided epos by the proper authorities se to the destructiou of those dangerous mountains of bricks, as the firemen are oom stantly working In peril of be* meshed to death, and the lime of those brave men are too valuable to he 'med ieval, exposed. The heavy Ws that ham been falling all the morning, leased of damping menu to act re • stimulant to the emonklerieg hems of firm for orrery few minutes a large tongue of flame . b oot rip from ewe past or another of the roles, followed by as explosive at oeltietre, which seems to be distributed about every spot, driving away both finales mid Moven Greta their work. The most experiesced &ernes my Mak umpesing so further extols. gigs takes place, it win be at bag a week before they will ba able eampietely to esthete It tits Rest masa of are Mill remmisisg. Orris have bars employed all She ateratag is Tosioy removing tie lasarie of tallow still obelosellsc the roadway m orresa. At 12 o'etoek this morning • hesne arrived to roomy the body of Mr. Illreidirood from the warehouse of Mr. May, where it bad bees viewed by the jury prior tche immet, to his rookies°, in Watling-street The Priecs of Wells again visited the place yesterday, and made • minute inspection of the mina me far as It wee safe to do en. The officials of the various Annan cakes have ben busy More yestiortl•y in eudenvonrias to anertaln soon. thing like an approzirnstion to the lam they will sustain, art nee as yet, made little pro gram. The representatives of the nines fasniag the eseninittee of the Fire Brigade nye iron • !ob its aolice requestiog all pincer neared and sclera from the tire to send in • staining of their lane es sadly es pantile. This, however, will be • work of some silty, sa, until the vaults and cellars an sallleintlY man to wain them, it will to quite intannkle fur • peg another of the persons who have goods stowed cher, ascertain what &Inuit of loss they have anflent THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1861. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT morsio NEWCASTLE MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAILRB...T.Y.O. Donna Canne.S7tiiiartte,itralsehia„ leet Rumor, Glee Stewart, and Oki:wieder are bare. MEMBIDAT PLATE. Nearly one Cremood, Byriage, Bab at this Bowater, Doefoot, Garri• sob 13esuty, Montrose, Loogshot, Eidolao, Oldminster, Joey Jones, Coospiracy, sod Gipsy Girl are here. NORTH DERBY. Goa mile 6 furlongs 82 yards. Leupbot, Dictator, Yorkiniaster, ark Gotha are here. TYRO STAKES. Sir forlonp. Lorl Albert, Pembroke, Lord of Lions, sod Retina° are here. °TURK ARRIVAIA.—SIItenIOII, Johnnie Bright, Interest, Diek Salveller, Little Captain, Fife, Jim, Jere , eab. Mode rate, Camphor, Prologue , The Jew, He g ir a . Sh r i e k V a l e, Adam Hale, Capon, Homeward Bound, acid Lady Prudhoe. ODIHAM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) MANOR PLATE. Six furlongs. Wo nan in Red. Vixen, Mayfield, Vesper, Jessi e Brown, Shepherdess, Parapet, Marksman, Pinkepoe, Vigil, and Seahoree. ()WHAM HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Marine. Ny. , ,er, Jenny Longlegs, Amhtuih, Dreadnouzht, Wotersprite, latckuow, Sandy ll'Phereun, My Uncle, Sun flower, and Gloom c are here. DEATH or A GUIDE (7.: SNOWDON.—Another of these sad accidents has just happened. An old and cele brated guide, William Williams, left Llanberis at 10 a.m. on Thur.day, to rooduet a lade and gentleman up Snowdon, thence to descend on the Belh,-elert side. Deceased was a noted botanist, and while his party role slowly forward on ponies be indulged in his favourite science, rejoining thorn when be had obtained the plants. Arrived at the summit, he left thorn again in order to gather some ferns, taking the directors of Copal Curig, when hie foot must have slipped, and he was precipitated down a declivity of 300 yards. The party, after waiting an lour nod a half, de mended to Beddgelert, and thence wrote to Mr. Williams, of the Victoria Hotel, Lbinlieris, but owing t o th e gu ide s non-appearance, stouts had already been *cot out, and the body was found lying at the foot of the precipice. Crowds of persons atteh&il his remains to the grave. SERIOUS FRACAS AT MONAGHAN. —Oning to a disagreement between the constabulary and the men of the Monaghan Militia, who are out for 21 days' training, the latter rushed to their barracks to get their arms. For. Innately the sergeant-major of the corps clew! the entrance gate in their foam. The two, not seeming likely to cease, em many of the constabulary had been severely injured, the Lieut.-Colonel Commandant Forster, late of Use 77th Foot, telegraphed to Lieut.-Colonel Hobbs, commanding the Belfast garrison, for two companies of regular infantry. This telegram was received at half•past 8 p.m. on F r id a y hist, and by half-past 9 the two companies, under Major ICBM were despatched by special train. On their arrival at Monsgbas aid am quiet, but Colonel Forster ban thought it prudent to detain the re,zialar infantry, awl Major Ellis , has applied to Dublin for the necessary authority. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Snow took the chair at 12 o'clock. LONDON DUAL AND WINS DUES CONTINUANCE ILL The house having game i n to committee en this bill, Mr. AYRTON proceeded to move the following amend mental :—" That it be an instruction to the committee on the bill that they have power to make provision in the bill for Continuing the fund provided by sections 2 and 5 of the set 11 Geo. IV., c. 64, and for paying the proceeds there of to the account to be opened under the bill." The hon, gentleman entered into au elaborate history of the corporation funds, and contended that the question wee not the importance of the works required to be done, but whether the government should make the corporation • free gift of the funds affected by the bill. He maintained that the inhabitants' of the metropolis at large having paid off the debt.' which the corporate fund was originally intended to meet, wee entitled to the full benefit of the redemption. Mr. W. WILLIAMS seconded the amendment. The LORD MAYOR said the corporation was not pecu liarly interested in this matter, the main question being whether certain pr in be effected. The interest of that body resembled that of the tax gatherer who collected money for aatioual objects. Sir O. C. LEWIS defended the course pursued by the government. The bill provided, he contended, an unexcep tioeal fund for a work of admitted utility. Lord J. MANNERS supported the bill. Mr. W. WILLIAMS admitted that the Thames ought to be embanked, but denied that a melte: was a proper means of providing for it. Mr. J. LOCKS could not see why they should make the City • present el 11,600 f. • year. lie should, therefore, support the instruotiren. [Left speaking.] LAW IN'rELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings in Banco.—(Bator.; Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, and Justices Wightman, Crompton, and Blackburn.) THE QUI= r. CHARIESKoHTIL—WAKEFIELD ELECTIOX. In this mai far F. Kelly concluded his argument on be half of the defendant shortly after twelve o'clock. Ite/lials followed on the same side and was addressing the court when oar report left. This Is the last day of the sittings in &moo for arguing cases until after the long vacation, and it is therefore met likely . that the arguments will be brought to a close before the r uing of the court. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWAILL TIM OIXAT MHZ AT LONDON NIUDGI.-RR TALLOW /JOLTING IN 1111 Z RIVER THAN EIL Boon after Mr. Mureia - m - Wiiake; bin slat on the bench a gentleman connected with an extensive soap boiling estab lishment waited upon bim to ask bin advice under the fol lowing circumstances. He said that his worship was aware that in consequence of the great ere at the warehouses in Tooley•street, a large quantity of Russia tallow and other was floating on the river Thames. It was picked up ry w w:termen and others, and some bad yesterday been brought to their establishment for sale. On examining it he found that it wan some of the tallow in question, and be objected to purchase it until he had his worship's opinion about it Mr. Burcham—What in it you want with me then? Applicant—l wish to know whether I should be justified ha purchasing it under the circumstance,. Mr. Burcham—l think not. The tallow in question cer. thialy does net belong to the parties who pick it up, and they well knew from where it came, and it was their duty to deliver it to the owners. Applicant—But they pick it up all along the Thames, and they say they consider they have • right to it. Mr. Burcluan—My opinion is they have no right to it. It is salvage no doubt, and there must be some person ap pointed to receive all salvage. I should advise you not to purchase such a commodity. Applicant—l shall take your advice, and have nothing to do with it under the present circumstances. IREALING TALLOW FROM THE SCLIP: OP THE FIRE. William Nelaon, • lad about fourteen years of age, was brought before Mr. Burnham, charged with having in his possession a quantity of tallow, stolen from the scene of the Police-constable 386 M said that yesterday afternoon he was on duty in Tooley-street, when ho saw the prisoner carrying away a quantity of tallow. He stopped him and took him into custody. The tallow had been taken from & number of casks rolled Into the street to prevent them from igniting. The prisoner maid he picked it up in the street. Mr. Benham remandedhim until Wednesday. Edward Collins, another lad, was charged with stealing a quantity of tallow from a cask. 462 A said that last night about 11 o'clock, be saw the prisoner go to one of the cools of tallow, and scoop out • large quantity, which he was about to carry away, when wit ness took him into custody. Mr. Burnham asked where the casks were placed? The constable said that they had been rolled into the street away from the are, and were placed beyond the 'bar rier until they could be carried away. The prisoner denied taking the tallow from the cask. He picked it out of the gutter. The ceeataids kaa&d some of it to the magiatrate, show ing Wait was dew and ewer bad been melted with the _ _ Mr. Bambara said that it was not only dishonest but a cruel action for persons to steal property saved from this ealamitous fire. He should remand the prisouer for • week to enable the officer to make furthor inquiries about him. THE LATE DARING 50613/15T AND diLili;E OF RAM —ATTU IUMBION or ANOTHER OF THE oFVF-S7DERI. Charles Adana, wed 3.5, a ceetermonger, r es idi ng i n th e =sire -wells-road, was charged with beur oonoerned with Hawkins, John Plaheqa, and (Alive Barliefor, in stooling a brooch and If. fie., the property and moneys of Aim Colwell, and also with feloniously and violently as saoltiog her. Mr. H. Allen, prosecuting of6cer of the Associate Insti tution for 'monolog and Enforcing the Laws for the Pro- Motion of Women, attended to watch the case ; and Mr. Wakeling defended. The facts of the former examination have already alliCin the e prisoner, in defence, said ho could not deny that be wag with the girl in question on the day monied, but he would deny that be had been seen to take anything from her, or to do her any harm. Mr. Barker remanded the prisoner for further inquiry. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (Br Named AND 111 Th NAGNSTIO TILIOAAPIL) (FIONI 01111 OWN OORRINFONDANT.) • Demand for wheat limited, prices irregular, and generally lower than on Tuesday. Flour in fair inquiry for consump- tion, and approved qualities were not lower. Oats and oat- meal quiet at firmer rates. Egyptian beans, ls. to Is. 14. cheaper. Indian corn in linnt o d re q u es t, 2S s . t o 211 s. f ur mixed. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR—The market is unaltered in prices, bat the sales are progressing heavily. Correa.—The public sales are going off steadily at last week's prices. Tea.—The large public sales commenced to-11y, and are going off without spirit SALTerrapt—Tbis article lies been dull of sale. Ptcg remains out of demand. Rum commit a firm. SPICES 'Wady. The market has been dull. awl the quantity of produce consumed by the fire on Saturday has not yet influenced prices. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DA Y.) The, market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 40s. Ad. net ca4li ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 535. Gd. ; June, 535. Gd. ; October to Il rember, 525. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Neon. Davis and Co. report trade very slow, at the following prices :—Rime meadow bay, Ma. to 86s. ; superior ditto, 90e. to ; inferiorditto, fithi. to ON. ; clover, old, We. to 118 s. ; ditto, Bow, second eat, Ms. to 100 a ; strew. 30s. to 42a. risontraAL WARS MARRITS. LITIMPOOL, inyx 24. - Birkenhead, 82 821--ralmloolan, 071 VI —Lastern Counties, 104101—Great Northern, 10x11007—Great Westerns. 72. 714—Lancashire and Yorkshire stock. 1114 I ill — Lumina mid North Western stock, 841 041— London and Routh Western, 041 051—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lineolnahlre. 471 474—Midland stork, 12011201—Ditto. new shores, 11 It p.—North British. 1.3 834—North Stafforshire. R 41 it—North Cistern. Ber wick, 104110!)—Ditto, York and North tikilawl, 98 931—Ditto, Lords rspital stock, St 01 'both Kvitem and Dover. 241 24 419—West M( dland, Oxford, 48 484—buffalo and Like Huron. 41 B—Dutch Rhenish, 2; 21 d.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 411-10 ll—Great Luxembourg. 7) 7)—Oreat Western of Camas, 101 101-11ibtols Central, 401 40 4.—New York and Erie, 21 214 — Thames and Mersey insnranc', 1 i btrrtwnxatt Intm 26—London and North Western stock was Inquired for today, at 94—and Great Western, at 72F—eolith ittalfonts closed 1111. Yd. to 101. 136-11innlughtm Canals, 921 to 93— Bir ,ralelhaal Waterworks, new, were sold at 11 13s. 0.1. pm.nr-mNaioruPriwithout ortncial Bank new shares at 32—and New change, and busk. I nest doll. -- 44;;Itlestin, JCRS 24.-11ta market was rather. easter. Great Wester.. 741-111htota tastral. 40 WO d.—lancashint and York shire. 1111 i I—London and North Wasters. Sit —ltaschadtr, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 47 I—Ditto, 6L Pref , Lit so—Mid land. in —North Cater, leralek. 1061-14osth Eastern :et 3 14.-1 Rained and three, Marine Issaranc4, 11416 p.—ltisetrie It legnipla, VT. WARS L151.9.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioca. The railway share market to-day is exeeedinly dull, and hardly any business has been done. The general tone is rather fiat, with the exception of a fall 11 per cent. in Eastern Counties stock, and of 1 per cent. in Great Northern, the alteration in prices is unimportant. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94 to .1 ; Great Western, 72fr to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111 to ; Midland, 1201 to 121 ; South Eastern, 8011 to ; Caledonian, trt i to ; Eastern Counties, 50 to ; and Great Northern, 107 to 108. The Canadian lines remain flat. WIDIXMLY lIIIAJUS A lID /TOM. ea. I Pd RAILWAY . Shrnt.,WeL aittenrYal Bisekbin 11 1 1011 MA Trap 1101114•01111111214,6 110.11 Bristol led . Teledonlan !Cork and Bandon lAA A no dlr. now. Do. 8 ban Is paid Sol , Dublin and Beet Jae. Don,L, Perth, &Altd..Fra Eut Anglian Eastern Counties I Eastern Union, Ricotta Do. Stook B End Sudolk Glloburth and Ghugow Allutorn, Perth, Dundee `Turtle and Clyde Juno. Glasgow ct 8. Western lOrest North of 800ttand Greet Notthern To. • es - 7 - 4 Cl 4. South& Wnt. (Lis ) Ore t Westera Do.RtourVaLthuLlas !Aaeshir• Tortralitze Con47.3ll;WlliZkVal t e ne i tieto ba r i6. l:ll.or , Wawa Nora tole. De. 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Glo: Edla.,Portb.m r 4.4. 4. Groat Marlboro. p.ol iDo.6e.rod.ot p.oLpia. Do. pia cost. Do.4p.e.cod.st4 p.e i c 04. N. acetlatad.l44 Gt.Woot.(llorksallasto Do. redeem 4i p. ant Do. nausea. p. cant Do. irrecirein. 4 p. et 6p.ct.rodeem Prot. Do. liirra. Prot. Sham Do.ChostarPLlNLep.e. Do. do. do. 6p. e. Do. Birm. Ono Block Do. Chest. Glut. Shiro Do. do. do Do. do. do rant Yorkah p. 0.64 L00&i1r4144..6p.0.G00 64 Do. Pp.*. do. Not Do. 6p. do. .... Doh e. .e. do. No Do. 4 p. do. .... Do. p.o.petob d 0... Do. Tp.e. Prot. Stook.. Dollp.o.do (W. klet.C.P.) DwaAaßß W. till Los.C4oNsuo aud Dont Lis& W.7p.e.SLlatesh. LoodootirryB Man.ilisef. &Limey. et . Do. 5.4 Do. of per eon* Do. redeemable 6 p.ot. Cons.6p.e.Btoe4 Do. COIL. er. !Sep.°. Do. 4 p. et. Prof. Stec Do. Lef.Blltetun 4 p.o. Norio% 6 p. et. XL Stock North British 6 per crow Do. New Otte. 6 p. et. Dn. lionise Union ow N.Yest-4:0e5.4 p.c. PIE D ► do. de Do. Leeds 6 p.ct. No. 1 po. York. IL d &pore. North Staffordshire Scottish Cent. New Pre? Soot. N. &It{ p.c.. Pretik Do. Aber. gu.6 pas. Do. 7 p. et. PreL Stock 6. Devon Plied ee p. o. 6.16 m. (WAIL An. 41.0.6 Do. 4{ per cent I Do. toed te per mint 8. Wale, PPM 4 p. Du. 4{ INN °rot 8. Yorkshire 4 p. o. Item dtock.daterilogtoo (Spa Dn. do. 86p.0. Welsch [Manny Op.s. W. Mscl-34 Do. do. nod do. Do. Nowp. 6 p. et. Pref. Do.do.perp 6 y.et. pref. Cicalae prim 1 I /ed ales tad yesterday. to 1 p.m. II II IV I T N 93 379 ITI I II 176 6 l4 SO 61 so 41 Id 30 83 86 - 27 1 rsi - 107 109 123 137 1011 104 99 100 129 131 104 106 721 13 60 a 1111 3111 ID a 119 130 66 46 96 al -•- WI 39 1 -- -. 101 11 a 48 7 aul 121 - ;1;-1 I —. dl.l NS NI 0 10 106 i L e i etl 14 41 Ole M 114 116 SI U 86 ST 46 48 33 40 801 81 01 88 94 90 _4 . 7 it tit VI 86 90 11"11 47 4$ 44 44 b 6 4$ SHALES. SOS i 100 103 10 11 1 2 NI 101 108 Ile 106 108 107 1 Q 1 108 ItB 121 123 IP 82 10 111 71 17 111 110 105 111 102 106 IN 108 107 k 914 9 lif 72 1111 . OS 100 89 01 99 98 101 IC4 08 10 18) 178 108 101 74 76 10 21 10 108 113 115 113 115 137 130 113 115 101 103 110 316 UT no 471 1201 1 k Pm 104 5 0 n 74 SO 87} 134 14 124 121 Pa 111 Set II es i 70 i i i 1U I:0 llr2 163 91 93 109 111 108 • 110 1 II Pl o 91 93 Dm I pm Wu' vi 90 i i 02i ... 47} - PI 191 133 10 104 121 13} OD 100 119 100 113 100 86 00 201 171 32 SA 1131 43 42 124 100 118 ItO 101 103 120 123 11,0111141 X RAILWAYS. I =4 RA/LINITIL_ - 6 -- Aflftla dl lArivarp i lattiedaul UI Azdsanes 12 '!.lla&Shall.g.7p.a all Ilialigisa IL Junction 1 all to Oraliassraa if tames= Ulna a LA K II t 42:1 u a ` Dt all . '" Zo. Extension is Datch ltheuish all ,Eastern of Francis all 'Od. Russian eta. 0. p. s all Dt. Central of Franoe all At. Lazembe. Comt la all lianas lunation all Mks Colustance .t hale all Ware and Turnhout an Lyon. and Geneva all Marla intents all Nium.alleue Ity the all 'Din op.e.Prf. netc.;ov. dl .Nerfiern of Prance la Do. New Shares all 'Norwegian Trout Icif . 11 Ottoman SmyniaAhl an Tads, Lyons. and Me tit all Parts and Orleans 17 Ilsolle sad Pranchco aransambuoo)g. 7 p. c 2 Slips and Duusburi Papal Danish an loyal Swedish an Do. 7 per cent. all 'Sambre and blouse all I Do. be per cont. Pref. 4 11saPaulo(11m.,a7peret. 14 &Aust.& Lora-Venetian' aR Bnuthcru ~f France ' an West Flanders all Do. 14 per cent. Tref an Went. a N. W. of Ennui • Western of Austria alt ,Wleabaden le 1111 It dis IS +► • Fl lat Su6 Pa a 4 , di. :41 44 41 di* 13 31 TI bl Ili *I 11 11 Js I I tills 9i % I DUCKS. It.. 1i&1 D 0066. I P 4I 117416. 0•0000006 110 106, 111.. Do. 6p. 1 . 00.106 110 US. lbolamt West WU 100 115 117 7. 8711 .7 1 IL Larks 100 12 6S IL It 116166610 101 Oa OL Oudireptee IM Oldisels IL 11/ ••• .-skrnaa 1011111 MOSS- IL I N I &AIWA". I 7 Cl = lB I W Sol 9.81. ig $6'441 190 an Anaatla 4 11l Jr • - N. 100 Bola. Bar. &C.lA.g.sy.e. 88 N II all Da do. 9. •- -.— 911 all Ballalotlrkallaroal. 41 5 10 all Do. Frodarsera — RN 109 8ud.,114991,./tGodosiolt • 9 7 0p... Ida, Aug. 1,1872 oudorsodbyßun.ML U. If 80 199 100 D0..78171,1673, ditto lBl 70 100 100 Do. Jur 1, 1874, ditto O5 70 5 all Odours I. Marra 6 6 IS 10 OaysTADookelp.Agua ll 1 * 64 dl. 10 16 1 1 99 7 ton ra . r ag err cent. i dls pares N 100 Sul Indira 50 all Do. Jabbayoro — IN all Do. 4; y. 4. Albert- Id 58 1100 all Do. E do.I?. at do. in Do. do. 1895-70 961 12 93/ II all Orluog llalboame ... 991 10e Grand Work of Cana& 184 191 181 NI all Do. Ipr et. Prot. 100 all D0.r.3.71‘7.6p.et..64 62 65 100 all Do. 0 per et Daboul 33 35 100 all Do. 7 pot et. 1503 43 47 100 all Do. do. 1967 33 85 M all Do. do. 1871._ 33 35 Qll. 100 Gnat ladlan Paslaaala N 99 N. 10 Do. Now — 50 100 Gab. of lat a llag s r u ct 14 44 N I al* .-. N. all G&W's' 10 101 101 1 N 18 Do. New lOl 10 11. IL all Dally.elidAyag7B.w.off 96 98 IN all Do. 94 do_ 77.w1t.0p. 90 N IN an Do. do. 78 wlibourp. 150 all Do.slp.olfra,pay.77 110 100 Madras Guar. 44 pop et. 85 17 190 100 Do. do. 6 par et. IS 96 IN 108 Do. 41 par et nxtoo B7 85 N. all Do. 5 per coot. do — dl. 50 100 Ilalh.Corp.op. ct.Bonda -.— 84. all N. Bruaarlog t O•nada di as • clay. 10 all Do. do. Lama do 6 7 N all Do. do. B coy. do. 5 7 N all DA do. Load do. 6 7 el 100 101 a& lOO 101 f 0 16 Do. Prajaab 10 all Do. do — N. 100 D0.10d.88.17101g. lima rit 94 924 10 1 Trlaldad.Llmlrd.Nrly 1 1 dls Immo' acnas. IF.iii No zosi 01l SIM Wind Coss. (POUhicel 1 Ililliab lrea Clllord Der. 0. co. flravlstiz ) Sad Berea Bart Clandaa Lialltaresl (Tadetk i Gnunbler di IL Antra Great South Tolima o.Wl..Utred (Phißack( G. Wb. Tor (Helatoc) Grenville Barad winot Maples Dow= lady Bertha (Uay Weal) N hia Ar el lkowne N. Promo N. Wlt. Barest (flUgta) North Wheal Oretty Parviden Coma (St. Proce (11. B1 = 7 1): Sortridre Coe. Co. & Cared= M. Clear) S. Corn Brea (Mow) & DOTOII Irea la Goa Mining (Usa.l_ & W. Trauma (Merran) i Stray Park Tame 11110Lred Ma.l3 ' _ b leased I I UAL I PG'? 11s. 11S ILS f,iii 4 000 Moo we 4 P3e : aie ile. 4i11161 1. 10 O. jlll. it I'- II 4.1&6 1 11 176 18• 175 17 4 41 11 16 6.. i t ; 12 40 42 id Oil 4000 22,000 i:?141 ita — Croic — Val* at Tow. pi Cer ) W. Corselos lard) Wait est" . !Ai MILWIL Id ballariaus6 warr=aak) Wh. [!UT (Dn. ULM) Wheal Mary Ann _(Menbeelot) Irk. Tr,'swag Mak Jour met a .' r di i Y } 4 1* 48 4 1 4 1 4/ 1 0 : fle IS 1101 1111 2f $1 1:1 1 140 Si 40 li - ii 1 s i id N 61 U $4O 350 x IN $0 105 034 II 2 7 11 9 11 16 16 38,1 No. I IN. I .1101710. IN. I CI. prisms. I Sates 20,00111100 Airs and U. Om liscY . 50 Os 47 - OM MI Matralasla 00 16 Bank of = all 18 19 - 4000 , 100 Bank of - 904410 20 Bank of Turkey 3 14 1 die - 110,000 SO Byttlab N. Amines - Id KIN 10 Mart. Bank cd lady Australia. and Mina. all IN No - 10.6 0 0 26 ("tried. Nara of India. Lon., and Mina all 11 U - INO 160 n i,", - 160,100 44000 - 11 Com. of Canada - 26,00 1 BM Clem. of London l9 - -.- 16, r o ( 111 . 91 6 8c0 k. t. , : e ttoslClaartd a s k 119 II :- - 14.000 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of Anallri all 224 VII - 16,000 20 Do. New - 16,900, 60 Landon and County - 40,000 60 London Joint Stock 20,000' 20 London & south Africans 10 r 4 14 dis - 00,0001100 lon. and Westminster 2O 67 19 471 7 10,000 100 Nat. Pro,. of Nailand 4l -.-• - 0101 20 Do. Now l2 - 60,000 16, 60 National Bank - .- - 11,/10 IS New Beath Waldo 10,4110 26 Orlantal Bank Oorporn 36.000 20 Ottoman Sank - 90,000 100 , Provincial .f Ireland - - 16,00 C 25 'South Australia all - -.- 00,000 23 ICnion of Australia - 00,000 60 Union of tondos - Looo' 100 , Oaty Mutual 111111.11LLANSOUL No. I ELI Oomentzs. IPd 01. prime. I balm 10.0 dl le Ando-Maio= man __. en 113 14 - 60,000 10 AtJaatio EL 11211 81.(L.) all 14 64 - 140001 SI Allalftliffill Apical.... 19 31 Si 31 AIMS 10 Baena Waterworks... . all 44 44 - 1.100 60 11414.&IrtsbNag. T4l A all SO 116 - UN 20 Do. 11 7 par C.Oll lOg 611 11 10 - UM SO Do. 0 - 4915 524 Outdo land all 100 112 - 0,400 10 Maas* IslindsTal. (I,` all -.- - 860,0401 80 t ot ti.cdffne.&Smcnt. all -•- clos. - 1.001020 1 Palmas - MIN D St. Proforma 140 106 7(7 - 160,000 St. Do. op. et. Perp. Deb lOO 106 167 - 60,0. m 20 Eastlodiairrig.& Canal 1 11 4 4 dl. - 500.000 Ilt. •91140 Tolograpb - 5,190 si De. New 11 - -db - 70,000 6 Nos. and Aust. Cop all 14 62 - 10,000 15 Oen. /Roans Na tins 14 - - - 610,000 1 Groat 8869 (Lisailid_ ) - NOM° 1 Do. 172 par amt. nor all i 12.000 • Loa. Mind Tel (L 4 - - dl. - 200.000 4 ,Loa. Oen. Omnibus Co.oo ell 112 - 60,000 10 Madras 'reign. & Cana' 1 i 1 pm - 90,000 le NediterrasseanlUse.Tel. all -. ... - 12,000 10 Neciltar. Rs. Tel. (Urn: all q 14 - 00,000 16 National Di et O , llli Co I ti dl. - o,(w Su NernmlclaCosi.:lrocL 1 War - 11,016 10 Netbarlauds Land - - 80,0u0 1 Do. Bp. e., is. at ICa all 6 1 1,721 100 N. lining. &N. Sent. Ld. El 6 - MAPS 1 N. Brit. Anstrabalau all 4 1 - 60,000 1 tat Oas - 10.000 1 Do. "New Sham' - •0,000 le . In. Km. (Lins.) b - -dim - 100,0 c St. Pod Neer fond & Mlo lOO 62 64 - 20.1.18 , 50 Patin. and Orlon. Steam all 03 70 xd 67 zd 10,061 50 Do. New 3O 911 pea ad - 4 0 . 0 00 20 R. 944 & Ind. T.I. 40.44 all 6 1 1 71 162 1:9 10,000 60 Rhymney Ine - 10,000 16 Do. New all 4 62 - 16,004 100 Royal Slall Steam .- 00 47 40 - 100,000 St. Scottlab Anil. Invest's. 100 158 131 123 KIN 23 South Australian lan& all 33 Id - 75,0 X, 0 Submarine TeL &rip 1 all 4 1 - 160,00 u 1 Do. do. Ranistsred all 1 4 - 11,5,10 10 Do. do. - Mar 19 ream & Ag. of Australlai (1 imitod) First lams . I 1 2 4pm - 50.00 'l5 Trust&Lic.Co.U.Cauada. 6 - - - Stoop $ Cu. Kingdom Tel L.) .1 1 i die par - 10.0(0 100 Van l&amena land 118 9 10 -. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The mining market is steady to-day, and prices are mostly the same as yesterday. Stray Park shares have been dealt in at 38k. Calvadnack are quoted 8 to 0 ; Cook's Kitchen, 30 to 31 ; East Caradon, 24f to 4 ; East Wheal Grenville, 40s. to 47a. ; North Downs, to ; Rosewarne United, 25 to 27 ; West Rose Down, 12 to 13 • and Wheal Ludcott, 31 to ; East Devon Great Co nsuls are in demaud. St. John del Rey Mining shares nre heavy, and have been sold at 314. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are marked t prem. ; and Bapunda, 11 pram. An important improvement is announced at Cam borne Vean Mine. The lode at the bottom of the shaft is now reported worth between 1001. andlsol. per fathom. A fall of about 6/. per ton is announced in the price of copper. Present quotations are reported as follows by Messrs. Sims, Williams, Neville, and Co.:—Manufactured copper, 104 d. per lb. ; tough cake and tile, 93/. per ton ; best selected, fkil. per ton ; yellow metal, 9d. per lb. A special general meeting of the Copiapo Mining Company 14 called for the sth July to adopt articles of association. Goonwoon Raena.—There will be no pins (say s the Sma 11 rz .rpreu Horse ) at the Hse this year, and we to remind owners and miner. that the entry for the eta es which close just before the meeting will ant take plows this year at the Goodwood stables, but at Mown. Weatherby 's office. in London. at 6 o'clock, p.m., os the Saturday before the meeting: and for the stakes closing during the week, et the secretary's Mike in the Strand. The public money has this rear been incensed to 1,0001., exclusive of the Queen's Plate. Thu celebrated flock of Mr. Jonas Webb, it has been publicly announced, is to be sold and diverted on the 10th of July. Inas I us.. MONS? MARKET.--(THIS DAL) Two o'CLooa. The funds continue to exhibit great depression. A fresh fall of I per cent. has taken place. The anticipation of sales of stock by the fire insurance offices seems to have more effect to-day. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange prioes are not much affected, business being almost at a standstill At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 60c!, ex div., being fic. lower than yesterday. The telegram states that the Bourse is "fiat, on account of the decline in the English funds." The India Five per Cent. stock is fiat, at 981 Consols are offici.dly marked 89/, 1, and A, el div., for money, and 894, 1,1, and ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 894 to 1 for money, and 891 to i for the 10th July, The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1 ; New Three peF Cents., 884, 1, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 981, ex div. ; ditto, Bonds, 20s. 12s. du. ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. " °aimed " rupee paper, 1004 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 9s. dis. ; ditto June, 3s. dis. par. It will be eeeu that Exchequer Bills have fallen. No business of the slightest importance has taken place in foreign stocks. Buyers are few. The Turkiah loan of 1854 is quoted 711 to I, and that of 1858, 54 to f. —Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 86i, cx div. ; Russian Five per Cents., 1021 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 1; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., loot, 1. The great fire forms the principal topic Of conversation in all circles. The wildest state ments are circulated with regard to the amount of property destroyed. On a moderate computa tion, it is thought to reach • million and a half sterling. The offices which are said to have suffered chiefly are the Sun, Globe, Imperial, Atlas, Royal, Royal Exchange, Phi:anis, and Liverpool and London, but all estimates on this point must be received with caution, as at present merely con jectural. Little effect seems to have been produced by this calamity on the prices of the shares in the fire insu rance companies. The shares of the Liverpool and London Insurance Company, however, were more offered yesterday, and fell 21. to 31. The present quotation, with 21. paid, is about 41. to 51. prem. In the tallow market advaoced prices were asked yesterday morning, owing to the announcement that, from the present stock--65,288 casks—must be deducted 8,800 casks destroyed by the great fire at Cotton's-wharf. Assuming the quantity lost to re present 3,600 tons, the value might be about 183,0CX. It is stated, however, that the tallow destroyed consisted for the most part of the least valuable port'ou of the stooks of Y.C. held by the party of Russian speculators here. At the close of business the alteration was merely that there were buyers at the peces at which there were sellers on Saturday. The present stock is large, the total at the same period of last year having been only 24,968 casks, and in 1859, 12,365 casks. In the discount market there was a good demand, the best bills being taken at 5i to 6 per cent. At the Bank of England the applications were to a fair extent, but below the average usual at this season. In the Stock Exchange money continues to com mand 5 to 6 per cent. on government securities. The India Five per Cent. Stock was again pressed for sale yesterday, owing to the expectation that the rapid passage of the bill through parliament will be followed speedily by its intruluction into the market. The price fell about If per cent., closing at 93i to g. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day") and terminate on Friday. About 20,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. 40,0001. arrived from the Levant. The Edinburgh, for New York to-morrow, will take, besides other gold, a considerable quantity of foreign coin. The Liveool cotton market yesterday was firm. The sales comprised 10 ,00 0 bales. . . It is stated that Aeon. John Duncan and Co., merchants and nitundacturers, of Dundee, u:e ex pected to pay in lull, with a oouaiderablu surplus. The " stoppage of the American trade" is assigned as the principal cause of the failure. The Brighton Railway treble return shows this woek au increitsi of 2,0641., and the South Eastern an increase of WI. The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada for the week ending June 1 were 13,5391. sterling, being 53G1. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The 11th ordinary general meeting of share holders in the Bank of London is called for the 17th of July, to declare a dividend. A special meeting of the East India Steam Navi gation Company is called fur the lat of July, to confirm the resolutions palmed on the 30th of 3 / a y. A call of 51. i 4 to be paid on the preference shares in the City of London Brewery Company by the 19th of July. The annual meeting of the shareholders in the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad Company is called for the Gth of August, at Portland, Maine. The Orilsa has arrived from China with 501800 lbs. of tea. MO3DAT Eirtzu.G. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 90, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 80/ to 90, and gradually fell, closing at 894 to /. For money the last price was 891 to J. The official busiums report ni as follows:—Throe per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1,1, ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 90, 891 1 ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 88k, 891, sal ; New Threeper Cents., 89, 1, 881, 89 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 981, 1,1, 1, ex div. ; ditto for account, 981, t, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 96, • ditto Bonds, 20e. dls. ; Five per Cent. " en lin;ed " rupee paper, 941, 94 ; ditto Five-and-A- Half per Cent., 1001. The Old ludis Bonds were quoted 20a. to 10s. die. A further decline of Is. took place iu Exchequer Bills, the March issue being quoted Ss. to 4s. din., and the Jure Is. die. to 2e. premium. The foreign stock market was likewise inanimate. There was no alteration to-day in the market for bank shares. In the miscellaneous shate market the only movement o importance was a rise of 1 or 2 per cent. iu London Dock The closing quotations fur shares in new under takings to-day wore as follows :—Ovean Marine Insurance, to j prem. ; Thames and Money Marine, i top prem. ; Universal Marine insurance, 5-10 to 3-10 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, dis. to par ; Natal Laud, 1, to j prom. ; China anti Japan Steam, par ; and Seend Iron, I; to it prem. The shares of the Commercial Copper Smelting Company. iu its iemodelled folio, were quoted in the Stock Exchange this afternoon i to preni.• A fall of 11 to 1 per cent. took place to-day in Canada Gov..rument Bonds. Cape of Good Hope Bonds were inquired for. United States Five per Ceuta. were dealt in to day at ;ill. The delmitares of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada wer.! lwavy, and a fall of 1 to 2 per cent. took place in several classes. LONDO!C ANU NoSTM-WierrEnat R tILWAY.—Mr. Moon tits hew appointed eimirman .1 ti .is compst; . . 'cos. ....meat %Ism the death of Admiral )loorem, and Mr. Westhead, takes the pomtam of deputy chairman. Mr. Mona hint (or a onesiderable rcri.st twee the deputy chairman. and one of the moat h.,td-workiug menhosa of the board of thereon. He is intimately acquainted with the intormin of the company. Mr. Westlicad has had ems experience in railway management, and ha. always enjayed the withdraw.. of the raway morrictors with whom he has bees connects-4.