The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-14 00:00:00

MII ELECTION NEWS. YOLLING.-(THD3 DAY.) unarm. uo Evert Rantsll Gyms DUNGARVAN. 10.30. Bury Fsßise OXFORD UNIVERSITY. 10.30. Olabtoo• Bastissis 772 Drly 443 1.11.42315302.07(311. MK Weld ra OaJim C Mir 7O DUXFBI MOM U. Eva. Kw* 283 WiTDO27. 12.311 Bona Slav 9O __ ___ NEWSY. MA Las Sat NM 5306 5127 103 BELFAST. YAW. Neu Gets 7 Bay ENNA MA saahrel Naomi, • CARLOW. 10.4 638 617 5Z.1 Stack BoWO 7l DUBLINNIVEESITY. LINIVEW3ITY. 1L31). MIMI& lO3 Wow 92 Ball 32 IPALKUUE BUBORL 9. Mary Halids,' FORTAILLINGTOIL 10.30 Lawner Duper NOIENATIONS ANDMEIdBERS RETURN ED (THIS DAY.) Sours 9TOTOILDBHMIL—FaIey and Faster returned. WISTIMILAPD.—Lowther and Swifts returned. Dmciftroon.—Knox returned. Cuccfm.—Ba4well retursed. CoUntopm. — Bruce returns& Lammas (Nomen).—Patten and Hartinstan returned. Otamozoinsanue.—Talbet and Vivian returned. MON ( SOUTH).—Kekewich and Palk retereed. 5011111 /Mrs.—Grove, Thyme, and Bathurst Pectinated. Pdl datesadsd. NOITHAMPIONSEIRZ (Nomm).—Buribley and Hunt re turns& Woncarrzaemin (Pear).—Vernon and Wilton* re unsa. Asmumminerrez.—Ledie returned. Lianas.—Barbour and Verner nominated. Poll de coded. D UDALL —Bowyer returned. Ouniums (Souru).—ligertoo and Talisman returned. Baum (Wmiv).—Briame and Cidatt returned. Wier tiogiaterr.—Hood end Langton returned. Lmeamu.—ltimeell, Gavin, and Spnight nominated. Pell demanded. BID7OIDSIMIL—Gapin and Ransil returned. Onwoca.—Thialop returned. 0 LOUCZBTLISKILI (Wser).—Rolt and Kingscote returned. DAYS OF NOMINATION. Clackmassialbire and Hithron-shira, July 14. Kest (FAstern Divithoc), July 16. DAYS OF POLLING. kyr District, July 15. Dumfries District, July 14. Biaffordshim (Northers Dividou), July 17. NEWSPAPZIL Pans Form.—The annual meeting of the members is to be held to-morrow afternoon, at 3 irdook, at Peeemswead Tavern. There are several im portant adieu of motions to be disposed of. Nearly all the English and Welsh boroughs have soir returned t►eir representatives, mid during the newt to days we shall receive the returns from the several coun ties in the three kingdoms, and from the boroughs in Scot land and Inland. In the course of three days nearly tim bal( of the maraltsn of the new House of Commons; have been returned. Imam AND berwrsotrw err OF AN Eurcnow CANDIDATL—EVIsHAN, THURoDAT.—The election here yesterday afternoon was brought toe ekes in a somewhat aspreesiested meaner. As alreedy announced, the mem bers retuned fee the borough were Mr. Holland sod Coked Bonier, the two old members. The third candl elit*, Mr. Manic (who only put in his claim on Tues. day) polling only 29 votes. It appeared that about reid-iley whic h , rumoun were circulated in Eve dna (to however, we forbear giving cur relay), but early in the afternoon a sheriff's °Hoer from We eater wee wanting Mr. Harris whom he arrested to a ea as. from the Court of Riebequer, fora claim of 4271. by the South Wales Railway Company. On his ar rest, before being taken away, be addressed the crowd that had avistabled in front of his committee-room, and declared that he had been arrested by mistake—that be wee rot the man wanted. However, the officer was obstinate, Lod he was weveyed to Worcester county prison, where he still mooned yesterday is safe custody. Only two or three votes were polled foe Harris after the arrest. Mn. DISRAELI AND LORD STANLZY.—When Mr. Diesslis speech yesterday at length came to an end he replied to • remark by ore of his auditors, not because It war "worth a snap of the finger," but because the critic was • typed • elms. Some such reflection may be made co the speech of Mr. Disraeli himself. Takes alone it would merit little attention, but it is the speech of the larder of a greet party. It most be put side by side with Iced Stanley's speech at Lynn, se enunolatieg the principles whisk would guide the opposition if they came into power. Dieneli is sot so definite se Lord Stanley, but he ✓ye enough to show that the two principal members of the orneervative party in the House of Commons are sot oafrequeutly in collision. It seems possible that they would ague. in resisting any farther ridea ble et tin borough finachase, but eves that is dealidsh Lord Stanley would abolish church rates ; Mr. AM& would maintain them. Lord Stanley approves Mr. Midst:nes Buenos ; in which Mr. Disraeli can see no merit. Lord Stanley praises the Freoch treaty because it is coo. asset to the principles of free trade ; Mr. Disraeli praises it became it is opposed to them. Lord Stanley is satisfied that the maioteeence of pesos is the object of all parties at home sad the necessity of nations abroad ; Mr. Disraeli is **Timed that Lord Palmerston and Lord Russell would have hurried us ioto war, had they not been withheld by • cetannative opposition. The contrast is edifying, but pro mote little for the stability of say conservative govers mow. Such a divergence smoog the leaders of a party would produce a vacillating policy, tolerable neither to its lopporters nor to the cation.—Times. KINJCATION FOR TRADESMEN'S SONS.—SOMO of the noble lords who were members of the late committee ea the Public Schools Bill were at earianits with certain of the witeemes as to the fittest edneatioe for the loss of Weenies. We find the Bishop of London saying to one titles., Mr. N. H. Bloxham, "Of course, for a trades r!eit's sou, who 11111 intended to be a tradesman, the educe boa he would receive at • public school in Latin and Greek, sod so or, would no be such as would snit him for oo rotation ;" bat Mr. Blowup did sot know that. " I have observed. " he said, " that it has suited them very well ; they have been all the bettor la ea education of the kind." The Bishop : I Moil, as regards those who are going into trade ; it wield not be an advantage for them to read Greek plitys, meld it ?" Mr. Bloom " I ban conversed with mount them, and they have stated to me that it has been of very Palodoestage to them in after life." Other witnesses re soloird his lordship that the name of • boy at school often decided whether he should go into trade or sot ; and the Isms of several distinguished men, the sow of tradesmen, sod educated at public schools.were mestioeed. The Rev. C. S. Oakley, rector of St. Paul's, Covent-garde'', said to the esserrrttse : " One of the Bishop of Losdos's moat distil,- illedied pupils, whose name it is not necessary to mention lordship will know whom I refer to—was the as of ens of the tradespeople of Rugby, whose widow was brio' in the place ; certainly they were very poor poroooa. 1 .1111 thankful always, when I see his same in • most die ..logaished position in this country, to know that he owed las rower in life entirely to the benefits of that foundation 1" But there are only fourteen of the sous of the .eteemoes at Rugby in the sohoolat the present time, as fonder e v id en tly h a d o th er intentions. Dr. 4= Mrs, with few exeoptions, he does not think that these bO,B to werf happy ; they do not associate much with the pest hulk of the school, and he has sotiend that the sixth wW, is a rule, will fag • tradesman's sou. The lot of a trsdeemas at Harrow has lately distinguished him- Idf at the City of London School, and is going up to the "2soiSY, and the Rev. H. IL Butler told the committee when be beard of it, he at one. seat for the boy to eO jß.telate him upon it. The Earl of Clarendon : " Why WaS tradesman, sodas that be had got a clever boy, sot avail himself of the foundation at Harrow I" The Rev . I t M. Rather . " I think bemuse lie felt that all the rest 1, 1116 °. bon WWlllof • different clans of society. I do sot mere Mat his sea would hays been so happy there, or Wet he would have worked so well."—Rader. Wheat. Barlsy. Malt. Oats. Flour. gra qra On. qra brls. swim. Band rook& 1040 20 B'o .. 400 Mat foreign 2*2:O 7153 .. 52 .. 50 Teta IT - W7O 800 52000 -.. -4-70 LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (111 ELIOT= AND 13ITIZNAMONLL TZLIORAPH. ) (TROY Mt OWN COMOSPONDINT.) Corrow.—The market quiet. Bales, 8,000 bales, or more. Coax.—TlN market very thinly Weeded. Business in all articles it se limited that there is no change since Tuesday. WAHRFIRLD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) On minia mropoit sulanuo =LacksAre.) (nom cum owl coanzaromorr.) Thiel *Wildman ; =ulna very quiet, and no alteration is the price of any article. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY SVENING, JULY 14, MR LATEET SPORTING INTELLIGENCE COT Ilsvonie lITAGIUJIL) STAMFORD MIETING.-(THIS DAY.) ICSITION STAK Os* mus awl • Wt. sad ESThsrr skine ass iVinfic s. Osistriais, Aisaasris. 011sitaa,i daditar, SEVENTH WOATHORpt SINITKIAL STAKES. Five Sias. Mowing AlLlON, Wiell tiler, Mil Sall bona , Lucifer, B.edan, and CLIFDEN CUP. Three quarters of a mile. Light, Doperfoot, Armadilla, Crythals, Na, Lady Bohan, Clelerrbea, Grappler Sidewind , Nokia, Vabalathua, Bella, sad Arabia are here. SIXTH WOBTHORPB BIENNIAL STAKE& One cane aad a gamier. Sibstia, Ammar* and Quiz ars has. STAMFORD CUP. Three maims. awake, itl,76W Tii;roisWa, Moosei7 Boger, sod Auditor are Lire. Amnia—Audis, VoWise, Cadmus, sad Iris gelding. HIINGERFORD.-(THIS DAY.) HIINGERFORD STAKE& Iltroovarters of a mils. Oolumbia• I. Alberta, sod Eliambal7 am here. JACK 0' NEWBURY HANDICAP. • mUs Thro►quarters of Toady, 8•1101 b • Tomfoolery, Bst 51b; Make. Bst 41b ; lislaadea, 814 ; I t t l itaarer, Bst ; Dumas. let 41b ; Frs. valise, 7st 41b ; el Gran, 7 yrs ; Bony, 7st ; Littls Fiala, 121 b; B.caotts, B.t lolb. All ere tam STAND PLATE HANDICAP. Half • mile. ° Sit 101 b ; Mn. 'Somerville, fist 9lb ; Lady War wick°lll: 1 % 7; Dread, list Sib ; fist 4lb ; Area t, Slb ; Moogral. Sit 21b ; Tomfoolery, 7st 1011) ; Jilt, lit Mb ; Jessie, 7st 91b ; Alberta, 7st ; iliokal Grove, 6.1121 b; Oorporal Trim, Est 101 b ; Bass* Est 101 b ; Novice. fist 21b ; (*snare, Est ; fist 121 a ; Sylph, bit 1211 r. JOHN 0' GAUNT STAKES. Owe mile and a half. Lucky Star, Polies, Warwick,Queen Bee, mad Effort are. Imre. CRICKET. SUILIUIT V. NOTTINGHAM.—Thu return match was soasswireed yesterday on the Surrey Ground, Henning. ton Oval. and, r usual when these counties play, melted peat interest. The weather was rather unfavourable, and interrupted the game for about an hour after dinner. When the stumps weredrawn the state of the some was u follows : Nottiagheen, int innings, 157 ; Surrey, first innings, 63. Umpires, G. Lea and D. Smith. The match will be eon: tinned this morning. grain v. Hanzow.—This exc it ing match will be . - commenced at Lord's Ground at 11 o'cic — ck this rooming. Tomaorrow play will commence, wording to arrangement, between the respective captains. On each evening " time " will be called at ball-pest 7 o'clock. The committee of the Y.O.U. have been indefatigable in affording accommodation for the public, a grand stand having been erected. The pates of admission will be—psreons on foot, Is.; on horse back, is. 6d.; two-wheeled carriages, 54.; and four-wheeled, 10s. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) We have a very poor show of English wheat hare toda7. as to quantity. Owing, in some measure, to the favourable accounts from most parts of the country in refereeoe to the crops, the demand for all kinds was in a sluggish state, at prior about equal to Monday. The condition of the supply wee good. There was an increased quantity of foreign wheat on the Maeda, Selected parcels were held firmly, at fall quota tions ; but inferior kinds were very dull, on former terms. The transactions in floating cargoes of grain were some what restricted. We prevkas re have t ie. to report a slow inquiry for barley, at about Malt was in furl average supply, and fair request, on former terms. We were well supplied with oats, which changed hands slowly, at the late decline in value. Beans were very firm in pries, but the demand for them wee very limited. No change took place in the value of peas. The flour trade was devoid of aninritico, yet prioes were =Tri rapeseed, ed. and cakes ware tolerably fi rm. In other see very little was doing. New rapeseed was offer ing at 100 s. per quarter. ellitlENT PRIM. 1.01.11111. Pea Qr. RIM?. a a. tosz.Keekred.lll6ll! td to 4, ---.--. -. JIM Se to et ~ b0.0914,150S U to 49 ••• .- - Per Pr. leia 44 la Id Nor!olk aad Lawla rad, ltai 3B to fa Bonn Malting -- to Militia( OriulUg U 80 20 Was ___ _ • . 83.81. a a. Scotch. teed BoothpoSsto Irish, whits „ 118192 lame. llansaa Tisk SS So S 8 istrow MOM 3B 50 a POU S 4 to JO al to le U to 119 Tows wadi, iiiloo Mu Homo Mid 30 16 to 16 Country Norfolk sad Wolk, ox ship II to SO PrQr. 03111. S. I. Dastbb and Swedish IS to 21 gmllan ....... . IS to 23 Daniel - 14 to sr laPussi —._ It to sr IS to SO U to 103 ' MIMI Ow. __ white -- --- to M n Yellow _ 29 to 30 hog& Troia, pat lack .... SO to is spiairk. to „ 3t Antarioaa, per tirL Pt to 27 Canadian. .. 21 to It INTO LONDON. BY WAIT& TO JULY 11 INCLUSIVZ. ' Zola Nadmik, ;ad 64 to II Ilagatma mad Wars 64 to 61 Itrown New 16 to 11 •ne. .W l9 to 231 passe l4 to 28 701=01. Pa Qr. S. • Diablo mod Koolp berg EI to 53 Itootock • YwkLs Dol=, SD to 46 INI to U Sasseaa, hest soft Stakes°, rod .. whits BUM. Grinding -- 20 to ts DistWlng Manias OA= - • • • • - Data% 13 re7 . l to ts tesdlai .... le to lt• ARRIVALS or GRAIN. M., CAILELAGE, MOM JULY 8 111NOING-LANK.--fTHIS DAY.) &rues—The market ham become very quiet, bat the limited business Umlauted supports the previous currency. Refined pieces continue to sell freely at firm prima ; dried goods are also in more active request at the previous currency. Comm—Plantation Ceylon has bees sold at prices rather in favour of buyers ; middling and good mid dlieg, 82s. to 87e. 6d.: native Ceylon without change : Fine ordmary, 695. &L to 70s. TU.—The market privately continues inactive. The public sales of Indian teas have gone off with great hewn- DIM at ad. to 4d. per lb decline—Sonehong sad Pekoe Son chong showing the greatest rethictioe. MlL—lts market continues very firm, but quiet for West India. Jamaica mold at 3s. 4d. ; good at 3s. 9d. ; and Mauritius at the fall price, at la. lid. Ries and Iturfraa.—No ealesreprlied._ Spica.—Camia Nines, simoad pile, sold s 83s. to 83s. 6d., being former pea s; pepper, shot Malabar, 4pl. to tid. lamoo.--Coasuming gultier of Bengal hays sold more readily at the opsaiag prima; other kinds without alters tiro. . . . . . Corms.—The translations In this market ate again too unimportant to give quotations. BIDS MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LZADINHALL.—Rida : Priors : 66Th.. to 641b5., 22d. to 3d.; 6411 e. to 7216 a., 3d. to 34d. ; 72160, t o 80Th... 3d. to Std.; 801 6 s. to 80 16 a, 34d. to 31d. ; 88Th.. to 9600., 3 1 d. to 4d Homo bldia, 9s. to 10s. ; C o lt shim; light, 2a. 6d. .to 4.. ; tall, 6.. 6d. Itiamotroarr.—Sbeepalriss : Downs, --o. to —o.; kw* St. 0 411. 9d.; shoaling', 2a. Od. to 2i. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet. Town tallow in quoted dle. 3d. ; Peterebere Y.C.. ee the spot, 41s. 6d. Odober to Decem ber, 425. 6d. ; Jaarery to liszels, 43a. ad. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Patteadna sad flatith report a fair trade &deg st firm rates. The plaatatioa amounts ars au the whole quite an favourable me at the beginning of the week, altbsegh loom distrisk are act looking Tabs ea wall. SHARE LlST&—(Tilla DAY.) Two *Vino& In the railway market to-day the dealers are almost exclusively engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and little other business has taken place. The tone generally is rather dell, and some of the principal . lines show a fall. Metropolitan stook is prominently heavy, and has receded I/ per cent. Midland has also declined 4., and London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern 1. On the other band, Great Northern has improved I F London and North Western stook is now quoted 1281 to 124 ; Great Western, 66/ to f .; Midland, 134/ to 135/ ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 122 to Caledonian 132 to 133 • South Eastern, 841 to 85/ ; Greet Eastern, 49 to ez div. ; London and South Western, 99 to 100 ; Metro politan, 1401 to 141} ; Great Northern, 130/ to 131/ ; ditto A, 144 to 145. . . - _— --. Very few transactions have occurred in Indies, Canadian, and foreign railway securities, and Flaes are unchanged. OZDINAKY BHA= AND STOCKS. 8 h• I H. ZAZINATL I CUl yed l i t r4 ". .. I lipa ibilat . ol pad Sintort....l ' Caateba 1 11lark ea!! Sodas Cornwall Do. •J•modly. =RC Do. B ip. tx_lspiddloß Dablyi sad .e..!"se Dininkrnili a dtAboLln en Obriew :=4::= Wall: Da X Anr,Bn.. Nat end North et Unbar) anniXonbaria In.A j • `a no m's- Do.B A lUD. oltl 3 CM Beath a West. (in ) Eing Wadies DoJlair Val.GaLlik Do. Soaps yaks : N N UI US N ■ ii;'. ITrad.zsiiiii 1 Do. Do. Do. Do. 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ML.a Iraq Iris Die J. l ary (((( Ditto ditio ..... . deot.Annes. Isnot. Monk Kalslat. Soc.ltiais.cr Egy ls te( ) 11. /islets — Do. Secoinclasuer. — .. South Atutrehau Loud Submarine Telegmph.. Do, &nip 11 TeLConadnin.thlnin.(L 1 Thanasatiderser Trinidad Petrolinim (L) Trust atAm. l C. & L. Oe. of U. Canaria' IM.Marine of LI sari. Milted IL. Toles. Co. a Univers. Marine Inc Upper Amin Tea(llm Ditto Van Diemee's Lend 1 Marmot ))lassurelLiaL) 1 A e dandiad Pada cf. L. 1 DIMEICPUBE XL I Ilk I Mat! 40083111, 110,000, 118,000, 630,000 118, 050,710, 82.4311 at. atatstia. apa tiar.& St. Ciattlut.,4p.c.Jaisisla 10 St. G. Wita.—W.Y.—Oz., p. et. Jas. /July—. 11 Bt. ilaseatYk.tp.e.Jsuttas 11 St. 'Loo,Brigh.4p.e..lsautlly 11 St.L&N.W.4p.e.hul.d.laly It I 81. Do. Sip.c-Jan.aJaly 11 St- 1,..t"..W.,1p.0.J5a.i1u1y 11 St hUtllandAp.oisstislp 11 St. N. Britlak. LP.t D. 8., S p. at., /ob. &A v... 11 81. .N.l.otru.,sp.c.J.July St. 15e0t.N.P...4p.c..5p.&015. I 1 PREFERENCE Groat Easters - , iii7Sses I Pd I pane il is so in 1 IP IF • sar B es .i.' r_bl Ts f rag r 1C I par : - poi ma I 2 dim i I As par le I '',il P•'_. . - it I .if a is -- 1 6 if 6 dm SO 6 Sdb MS IS 60 NS 110 11 SE MS 110 11.1 6 Im. N . 6 ... _ 7.__ tins 6 6 8 dim to 22212 ad 2 di la 114 Ns 141 It • tam • I Is 10 --W 8611 ls 5 ilm w I n 0 M ft It al r 5 1 OicUs ai i epa. — 1A " 11 4 .11. I i Per "L 'Pm W II IMe 11 11ii il IS bo?. 1 1 71 7 pm 1 0 10 Bdl. 10 a die 1 legs 1 Of el 19 ID lb I Ma Idio PI 44 44 6 ...-. a bra 1t Oitt 11 11epos 10 —4 le I OP& $ 8/ 42 1 1 11, par I id, 1,„ 66 66 61 17 1 16e 1 2418 b -02 m 10 10844 468 1 Cm le 10 7db j dis psr par 1 km IS r S die n 4 0 7fr 4• 22 1209 28 0 74 76 18 10 pm sti 1 0 2141. ;ft St ii MO In 114 11$ 11111 I In $0 _ _ ;a 11 LI 1 Fa 2 42fla 4 1 pen 1 fpm 2 On 2 4 2 pui in I am 2; 4 1Y 11 9 10 1 tr... Ci. velem I Sao& at et 97 99 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. — oink peg., 124. - - LINTS/014 JOLT 13.-Sales today:-Great Eagan, 44- Caledonian. 152-Great Western, NI-London and North Western, 124- Metropolitan. 142 i 2 - South listatsrn, 552-Brie, 65) -Cline* ST—Alliance Bank, 54 p.-Eastern Exchange Bank, 15-10 (I-National Bank, 7 7-16 p.-London and Lan cashire Fin Ammuslice. 9-10 i P. Maneuver/la, JULY 15. -There was a quiet market, and prices were lower. Bolt:how, Vaughan, and Co. 'Limited) 31 p.-Oreat Madam, 496-Great Western, ffia 2 di-Lancashire and York shire, 122) a )-Ditto Pour-and-allall per cent.. 1861. pre., per I -Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoobtahlre,o4 1-Ditto live par Cent. pref., 915-16 c. - Metropolitan, 142-Midland, 1961-NewYork and Ed. 64 t i l I T-North Boater, "Berwick'," 112 - South Nader% 851 -Mare Coal and Iron Company (Limited), 17 p.- United swag 6.20 ears Bomb, 71)--17nton Plata Mass, 40- Cambrian " Liam," No. S. pre, 101. BIIXITIORMI, JOLT 13.-Glonoeatershlre Bank were sold at 54 ; Birmingham Oak New Ordinary, at 562 ; Birmingham Old Cobs 16111, at 4 ; and Patent Not and B •it, at 11 prem. Shrop shire Union. quoted 02 to 62. ; South Staffordshire, 101 to 101 ; Birmingham Financial, 4 to I) prom ; Birmingham Wagon, 10) to 11 . Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon, 81 to : Leawood Cannel and Ga. Coal, Ito dla. ; and Mast Shaft and Axletree, 5 to 4 prem. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Stiles Pa. Mar- Total, Tow, ltaatragg open. 'engem shandies. 1246, 1984. Week ending April U. IL 6 • Great Southern or India 79 416 197 602 699 Week iodine May 20 Madras-11.W. Line 492 Do. N.W. Line Week ending Jane 64 IL Ansa et Lombardo-Van. CrAte*. Una) 1190 12,7111 19,964 42.016 30,402 bardo&Dentraltid7 467 8,177 5 . 201 Man 11 ." 11 Mee of the Piedmont 619 9,861 13,004 22.885 Week ending Jane U Detroit and Milwaukee Great Western of Canada SO Week ending June 30. Dublin and Meath - 6,(40 4.148 - 10,700 8.901 253 101 364 CRYSTAL PALACE—M=IW preparations are being made for the Dramatic College great fete which commeems to-morrow. The metre trumps has bees filled with the stalls foe the fancy fair, which will be sided over over and kept by upwards of thirty of the principal Mies of the dramatic profession. Richardemes Show, Wombwell's Menagerie, and other temporary buildings for dramatic and other entertaitimeste, are dotted over nearly the whole interior of the palace, and as alt are wader cover and independent of weather, a very large attesdasce is anticipated at what may be regarded as the mast popu lar/1k a/ the aeaaoo. Mr. Toole, Mr. Paul Bedford, Mr. Booketenia, Mr. Webster, Mr. Keeley, with nearly ems hundred geatlemeo connected with the dramatic art, lend their aid on this benevolent occasion. Tickets of admission will be bawd at half-a-crown up to this evening, the &d -iabetes to-morrow by payment at the doom of the galena being five offline. THE Gazer Mtraopoirreis Hoses Suow.--• CLOSING Dar.—Yesterds, was the lest day of the mend annual horse show at the Agricultural Hall, and, setwilli deeding the anticipated drawback occasioned by the rens ral election taking place throughout the kimpdries, the large eumbsn who have visited the show is truly eseoedshieg. Amongst those who again visited the show yesterday were the Priam sad Prisons of Saxe-Weisuir, the Duke sad Duchess of Manchester, the Doke and Dram of IL Albans, the Berl mad Countess of Westmoreland, the Bari mad Countess of Yarborough. the Berl of Uxbridge. he. The thoroughbreds were paraded, and the jurapiag of the hunters took ppisyce amidst the moat Wesel exateemet sword the tbousands which aseetehliad, between 3 mid 5 o'clock, is the building. During the afternoon the lady riders attracted meek alkalies sad Legasully ellsasd legit applause. MONEY MARKET,—(TBIa DAL) Two o'Csoos. Although business is very inactive, th e stock markets to-day are firm, notwithst anding the unfavourable character of the changes shown is the returns of the Banks of Tagland and Franco. Con- sole have risen I per oent. Foreign stocks are steady. Some of the home railways, however are frac tionally lower. This is the half-monthly settling day._ The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the important decrease of 910,0001. in the ooin and There is a larger amount of money seeking employment in the disoonnt market to-day, while few bills are offered. The tendency of quotations, nevertheless, is firm, owing ,to the unfavourable character of the returns of the of Banks of England and France. The rate for the beat paper is 2} to 3 per met. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English government securities are obtainable at I} to 2 per cent. At Paris to-day, wording to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 167 fr. 62c., being i per cent. better than yesterday. Consola are now quoted 90 to for money, and 90} to for the amount (August 8). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols for money, 891, 901 ; ditto for account, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89f, ; New Three per Cents., 801, t ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, I ; and Exchequer Bills, 45., Is. prem., par. _ . . . . There is an improvement of per cent. in Turkish Cons°Jidda, while the Bonds of 1868 are slightly flatter. Otherwise foreign stocks are unaltered. Some of the present quotations are subjoined Turkish, 1868, 73 to i ; ditto, 1862, 72 to I, ex div. ; ditto Consolides, 40/ to f ; Mexican, 24 to 1- 1 ex div. ; Spanish Passive, 291 to I ; ditto Certificates, 14k to I ; Greek, 201 to 21}; and Confederate, 7to 9. Transactions are reoorded se follows .—Da nubian, 68 ; Egyptian, 971 ; ditto 1864, 8 4 , f, 931 ; Italian, for account, 64/, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 24i, ex div. ; Por tuguese, 1866, arc., 47i, ex div. ; ditto for account, 47f, ex div. ;Russian, 1862, 92 ; ditto, 1864, 942 ; Spanish, for account, 48f, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 39k, ex div. ; Turkish, 1858, 1001. Bonds, 78 ; ditto, 1862, 72, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 72f, f, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted le to pm., ex div.; General Credit, li to' prem.; London Financial, 7} to prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 1# to I prem., ex dia.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, to 4 prem., ex div.; Otto man Socidtd Gdndrale, 21 to 3} prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16i to I ; and Egyptian Trading, to dia. _ _ _ The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Russian Iron Works, 8 to 10 prem. ; Atlantic Tele graph preference, to prem. ; London Bridge Land, 1 to f prem. ; Glainorganshire Iron, 2 to f prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 3 to 3} prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 3} to I prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 1; to 2 prem. ; Barned's Banking, to 1 prem. ; East London Railway, par to prem. ; London and Mediter ranean Bank, 3to prem. ; Metropolis Sewage, 1} to 2 prem. ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co. (limited), 21 to pm. The Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has brought 234,0001. in specie. A further sum of 80,0001. in bar gold was with drawn from the Bank yesterday for abroad—it is said for Spain. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,5601. over last year ; the North Eastern an increase of 4,1481.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an in crease of 1,5901. ; and the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, its Metropolitan extension and branches, an increase of 9341. At the half-yearly meeting of the directors of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company (Limited), held in London, yesterday, an interim dividend at the rate [of 10 per cent per annum, and a bonus of 5 per cent. were declared, free of income tax, being together at the rate of 20 per oent. per annum for the half year, ending 30th June. At the meeting yesterday of the Imperial Mer cantile Credit Association, a dividend was declared at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum, as recom mended in the directors' report, which was unani. mously adopted. The directors of the London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam Navigation Company announce, that after a careful investigation into its affairs, and after making a liberal allowance from its assets on depreciation and reserve accounts, they have felt themselves in a position to distribute amongst the shareholders an interim dividend on account of working at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum for the half year ended the 30th June last. A private meeting of dissentient allottees of shares in the Estates Investment Company (Limited) was held yesterday at the London Tavern, Mr. H. Pawle in the chair, the object being to adopt a common action in forcing the directors to return the deposits. The main point on which the oppo sition turns is the statement in the prospectus that half the capital bad been previously subscribed, and the truth of which is emphatically denied by the allottees. As a result of the proceedings, which are reported in another column, a committee of five gentlemen was appointed to take such legal action as the case demands, with the aid of a sub scription of live shillings per share from the parties interested. The directors of this company, on their part, to day issued the following notification : The directors of the Estates Invest:sant Company having been informed that at a private meeting of some of the allot's« of shares, held today at tbs Loudon Tames, ex parts statements of the meet unfounded obviates was made u to the correctness of the prospectus, ham invited all the shareholders is the company to meet them at the London Tavern on Tuesday, the 18th day of July instant, at one o'clock p.m., when they will afford the fullest infor mation as to every subject relative to the company and to the publication of the prospectus. The directors are obliged to taka this connect: inviting the shareholders to attend a meeting, as by the articles of association en extraordinary geoeral meeting cannot to summoned at leas than 14 days' notice. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the North-Western Sank (Limited) is convened for the 20th instant at Liverpool, when the directors will declare a provisional dividend for the six months ending the 30th ultimo. The half-yearly meeting of the Metropolitan Rail way Company is convened for the 2nd of August. The annual meeting of the New Zealand Trust and Loan Company (Limited) is called for the 20th instant. An extraordinary meeting of the Oriental Gas Company (limited) is called for the 21st instant, to alter the rules and regulations of the company. A special general meeting of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company is called for the 29th inst., immediately after the ter mination of the half-yearly general meeting Co.. veued for that day, when various deeds and agree ments will be submitted, relating, amongst other purposes, to the transfer to this company of the Wimbledos and Croydon, the Mid-Sussex, the Mid-Stale: and Midhuret Junction, and the Bog nor Railways ; also the transfer of the Epsom and Leatherhead Railway to the London and South Western Railway Company and this company jointly. It will further be proposed to authorise the raising of additional capital by the creation of new shares and stook. Creditors of the International Racecourse Society (Limited) ass required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. C. t. Neesp, the °Neil liquida tor, by the Mb of Angled, the Master of the Rolle laving appointed the oth November for ad judicating upon them. We are to este that the altars lit of the Partonlron Cowpony will be cloned es Tues day next for London, and on the following Friday for the country. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 12, compared with that for the provious week, shows the following changes : Cbselaties foss Ogradatioa acliv• ......, 22,1114,96 Jaime, 571,9101 Mho depoods Other &poio filererimas securities ill Making bepsrreent 16,301,900 Dwane AS Other secturigar labia*, depilmist Oita sad bathos in bath departments ewes illy sad odor bgi 680,617 lemon 113,964 The Biel 3,426.300 Isammin 119,343 Nola as two ... ...... 6,818,206 Delmar 736,539 Tote remerve Odes h ecis ) labealdagdepurtami 7,791,521 Demean 710,773 This return shows the effects of the payment et the dividends, which commenced on Saturday, the Bth. There has been the usual heavy falling off in the Government deposit+, partially counterbalanced by the increase in the private deposit., and by the repayment of loans 11.1111. advances (as indicated by the decline in the private securities) ; but the result of these movements is a fresh decline of 710,7731. in the reserve. The total diminution under this bead during the last two weeks is as much se 2,140,3001. Owing to the payment of the divi dends, combined with the harvest, the emotions, and shipments of gold abroad, the coin and bullion show a decrease of 538,7231. ewe last week, and of ' 873,2001. during the fortnight. BAWL 01 ISGIAED. —AA A sad Sib VIA. ASA kg the wait arn NOtallantid /M211.1501 ata.nLIJO 1 wino zo =slam' CieILI AMMAN, UAW Public Oman. (ia eluding kelp buy. Saabs. Oulu nl!. al Naticsal Aoonais) Mir Dawdle 16.229,16 11 erne day sad o th er Ellis Leona& lIMPIRMI to the Act 7th . mesa te Woloormloy, Joly 11. 1%/210117. thrisraisent deb... LIIMS.IIO Misr mwastike SALM SIM .d. .d Wi lke KULL* IPAreIIOW. ilonrunist lees- £1.351,436 sisAu.u* July IS, ISM MOM _iloNdllad Dead /NOG All - OZiladdidso /10,7/addli fl.toldo6 Nods MAX. Gold sod Wow Oda 572,311 /88,3131.486 W. 11:ILLII, Odd Orblat. TIMMY VMS& Consols, which closed yesterday at 1194 to I for the Bth of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, Ana closed at 90 to 4. For money the last price was 89/ to 90. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 90, 4, 894, 90 ; ditto for amount, 904, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, New Three Par Cents., Wit L j i *; Annuities, 1885, 14 f , Bank Stock, 9474 ; aths Stock, 2144 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, • ditto Four per Cont., 914 ; Ave per Cent. •4c:nlaced" rupee Mart 102 i. The India Five per Gat. stock was steady. The Five per Cent. rupee paper met with some in quiries. Exchequer Bills were rather tatter, at par to 4a. prem.. In the foreign stock market the settlement engaged attention. Some of tke speculative Secu rities showed a little flatness, and Greek, Italian, Mexican, Portuguese, and Turkish Oonsolidds de clined i to t per cent. There was an advance, however of per cent. in Anglo• Turkish Bonds of 1858 anti 188 ; and 1 in those of 1883, as well as Moorish Five per Cents. In the market for bank shares there was a fur ther advance of about 31. in City Beek. Chattered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China, and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank shares, have also improved. Bank of Australasia, Agra and Master man, s, Imperial Ottoman, London Joint Stock, and Union Bank of London have reoeded. National Discount shares were last quoted to day 11 to pr om . ; Joint Stock Discount, 11 to 1 din ; ptian Trading, /to I dia. ; Otto man &clad airale, 2j to 31 Hudson's Bay. 15f to f, ex div. ; and Lion Brewery, 21 to f prom. Peel River Land Brock declined 2to 3 per cent. Anglo Mexican Mint, English and Scottish Marine Insnrancie t and Marine Investment shares met with some inquiries. The shares of the financial companies were steady, except International Financial, which were a little more offered. The clan quotations are annexed, via.: International Financ i al, 11 to Li prem. ; General Credit, If to f prem. ; Lon don Financial, 71 to ri m = ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 1/ to 21 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 31 to 4 prem. • • - . The closing (but in many eases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub- Looed : —Peruvian Railways, Sto 3 1 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, S to 4 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 34 to I prem. ; Atlantic Tele graph Preference, it to >l prem. ; London Mer chants, 21 to 11 die.; Glamorpa Irma and Coal, 2 to 1 prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Barned's Rank, to 11 prem. ; London, Green wich, and Windsor Hotels, le to *rem ; Samuel Bestow and Co., Ito prem. ; Bop and Malt Exchange, 11 to 2 prem. ; Parkfield Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; General Rotates, 2 to 31 prem. ; Beat London Railway scrip, par to 1 prem. General Exchange Bank, 11 to 21 prem. ; and Liverpool and Dublin Steam, 1 to 2 prem. The shares of the Metropolis Sewage and Lam Reclamation Company were quoted 11 to 2 prem. We are requested to data that the special act of parliament by which this company is incorporated limits the liability of the shareholders to she amount of their shares. The application lista will be closed on Tuesday, the 18th inst., for London, and on Wednesday, the 19th, for the country. The prospectus of "Ovorood, Gurney, and Co. (Limited)," was well received this morning, and the rice was first quoted 3to preen., but the usual speculative sales afterwards &pressed it to 211 to 24 prem., the closing price. .. 210 .. 111 ) I; 111 174 9 0 9 2 411 99 92 92 U 102 1011 95 97 99 92 08 SS 82 84 1044 101} 100} 101} i ea+ 100} 101} 92 96 X BANKS. I Pd i UL Na. I lii. I IL :ad Werbladla . 1 111 US UT Lesa Glisies o 111. Bectlammel.rt lM Si. Commercial UA 117 6_dY~ 5,726 6,110111 M$ 866 MINER.-(THII3 DAY J Two o'Otoow. In the mining market to-day there is very little business, apart from that connected with the fortnightly settlement, and prices show no movement of importance. East Rosewarne, Great North Downs, and North Treskerby shares are in request, while Wheal Rose and Frank Mills are flat East Rose warne shares are now quoted S to 3j ; Great North Downs, 3k to ; North Treekerhy, 21 to ; West Camden, 8} to 9 ; North Miners, 7s. to Bs. ; South Darren, 35e. to 40s. ; East Russell. 31 to 4 ; Chi verton Moor, 3to ; and Prosper United, 2i to 3. Foreign and colonial mining shares are in active. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the brand Duchy of Baden Chartered Silver Lead Mining Company is convened for the 7th of Au gust, at Carlsruhe, "for the purpose of altering paragraph 26 of the statutes relating to the liqui dation of the company." Vice-Chancellor Wood proposes on the 25th hurt. to make a call of 21. per share on the contributories of the South Lady BerthaCopprr Mining Company. THE &RITZ AT MIMI& CUISTIVIL—A nume rously =teed= delapte resume of the eareentass sad joiners el Loudest was bald last 411•111110( at tbe likek rrilloll, Chandos-street, Orrent.prdse, to mks bsto ease demUse the strike am existing the IT of Yee m Onbites. The delegate from end= and Tsylede complied its• chair. The oklagebse frees Wars hiving laid below the smog=• statemeet of the ammo wkieb led te the etelimn long gesmnies satensd. and it vas eitlessissly seasiseemly resolved that the Milks Mesa be maple= and sew =Mad by the =de. A smoindom we she =spied that • =lid, Inv of la. he at case sammasesdi M the sasu us Mae. =set 400 in emsbar. Mesa rwltae bed. sam =vim hem transacted. • vets el lien= te the eh*. I man auselsded the procerlisp• slake Y oemmesse wpm W fro refuiflg tocsinply wills • regent terse 01, mess el ewes from 7d. te 'ad. ger hem. Mi l k Wiel ile i, G ft% 4 th s rtri w hem t o LMIL 1 of the Weft 11-1* Mk se olift) aiblhi Nem& Z.°l tt.L ad. Prim. 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