The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-03 00:00:00

THE RYPRESS WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 3, • 1861. ......... ----- • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. intercourse which had existed with New York in order to 811ARN L1828.-(THIB DAY.) ' MUT= POSIMIIIOIII. MONE Y prevent soy lasses arising from that source. -se --.......-..-..,- Coin prices I Salsa to Mr. Mane thought t ha t a larger amount of the milts Two o'Cr.ocs. Mt I Pd Emil watt I yesterday. Ito 1 p.m. HOUSE OF COMMONS -(THIS DAY.) eati_l i 0,.. be divided _ The house nest at 12 o'clock. or. tr. Car& a director, defended the course pursued in The railway share market to-day is more active 101 au **Ma fl IL lemma - - IL 100 Boa lise.4o.ln.nap.e. ei 05 xla -x to There la ati UNIVERSITY ELECTIGNS BILL that respect, and contended that the reserve ought to be and decidedly better. Arise , ranging from it to pa i te all Doi itia A . _, - ... sole are quote increased mail it reached at all events 1011,0001• per cent. has taken place in most of the princi set all ItalineibLialluresa 44 6 - The boom west into eomniittee on this bill. The report was adopted unanimously, after which the - noon. Very Mr. A T VMS oi.jyyt‘xl to .allowing pur s ue to vets by stocks. London and North Western stock is now te l : I t e ll I" Prelim". 4 proxy, cad moved an amendment to that effect. Ho would ID°Atli g m l xdste d• quoted 931 to i ; Great Western, 714 to 72; Midland, ' '' the market f strike eat the voting papers. and authorise the elector to vote 1201 to 1 II ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 112 to seri e seesany 67. Eda " k ladiL lis r. re Ss - the transactio More a megistrate and moil his vote by letter. He pro. LAW INTELLIGENCE. IN UM Do. Inlyl, ISM Otto S6 TO - li t j South tern , 82 to i ; Caledonian, 981 to i.e we ma,. 1.. Layaottak , et f• - almost genera laced to leave out thew orths - nommate soy other elector." Mr. DODKON defendel the provision, and coutended (THIS DAY.) .i ; and Great Northern, 107 to 4. Eastern s e ll oakum' all &Mars 4 fe lin - Ern r o 13 TADosk 1 p.e.tud 1 lg dls - respects there that there was no analogy between the voting paper's and __•-_ Counties forms an exception, having again fallen Ti Doyle& gak •per' eat Idex In .- At Paris th soling he Poole- W hen a man gave his P rox y t° " other COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. i per cent. The present quotation is 49 to 4. so is Saskau Bengal 1 ldiexhi 14 xin 'ono° he Authorised the latter to use it at his own discre iiiibardo-Venetian Railway sharer; are quiet, at ei in led Len lion, whcreus the man entrusted with the voting paper CLOUT r. CLOUT AND HOLLEIIONY- -JUDGMENT. merely took the place of the postman , and if he wrongfully In this ease the husband had obtained a docree nisi, and jto $ din. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock i en di,,,„ D .llk"r 4r bb4Pm°,. „ ..D . b ." - N T -67 fr. 600., bei tendered the vote he would expose binned to Sir C. Creaserell Dow declined to make an order for the it rather better. ts• an Do. Ipp at. do N 99 100 all Do. do. do. 1886-70 91 99 •••n - Console tie the same penalties as an elector who voted &thalweg' mother to have amass to bee children. UMOIMAST WIN AMD lINCEIL lll all Oesiosge Melbourne .. sis - •••• div., for DlOl trice. He did nut. think the alteration proposed LEWIS IL Luna -.ICOGNENT. 100 Oesad Trmk of Leeds 17 18 171 v.s either important or neoesiare, and as its introduction In this cause the wife had obtained a decree nisi, and elk led I RAILWAY& I cods/ I " 1 """ ~... . tol p.m an Do. I per Cl. Pref. could involve the re-coating of the bill, sod thus preclude the three months had expired ; but the parties had met. , s . „,„ : ..,_. _, . -. 100 all Do. Dam p.ct.Bc 4O 60 - i for money, its passrin during the prreeot session, he must oppose it. made up their differences, and resumed matrimonial coin. re lac , c .".. ; .„ . , -. d B 7 _ 100 all ne. Gt. Wheat- $ 0 !! Mr. IliaN LEY objected that there was no power to the bitatioo. An applicatiou had subsequently been made by ge a u pii m j itio ,i - - _ _ - Re all Do. I gier cl. 1 999- •ID - - Nei I Bank Stock, 'A' 157! N SS Jul The 01 voter to withdraw Ins voting paper, if, at the last m omen t, the husband to dismiss the petition. Nall , lnyth sell TN. -••-• 190 ail Do. do. 1817 llO MI y. _eninsula N NI ID 961 1 xla - - a new caadidate should Mart up whom he would prefer to Sir C. Cromwell doubeed his ability to dismiss • p e titi on la an ilkeee........max, 5 7 -. lt. all Ds. de.8 41 II ; h ei erigiba , c h.. such things aw n h at , i , eiwat at uni- after a decree gin ; bat if both parties conciirre U. l, he had no MO aka& sod NOSS •••• te 97 - IL 100 Oren Dens P U. Do. Mew li 01 die In - • objection to make as order to stay all proceedings in the 1 4 11 ' T s oark tbl edeelee sa OB Ni 9S 9 si 1 00 wt. I. al India IL kls. et. OR te xln 111 aln Five per Con scatty eleriwea, which were coodueted in a peculiar .. - ..- It. all t. Wee Canada. Uwe 10 10e 10* is Cent. " enftu uiasaer, sod unei-wami outdid:des were often put up in "' m e' N ell Onswall I 1 - 19 18 Do. New Le 101 de 7f 1 the their, th hoar. 1111 62 Do. A j A node. wattle --••-• -• U. all Do.6p.oldapsynor.ops 96 118 - Bills, March, Mr. DODSON said it was true that the university poll THE POLICE COURTS. 141 ell Da. 111 1 p.c. le melte B. - -- •- lit ell Do. Ii do., Malkin). 88 et - 60 all Dunn and Belled La 411 421 -• Turkish Bo lasted five dams, bat the mall who seat in his outing paper 100 all Do. do. TS wlthostop. as. - - II se Dried.,Perth,gtALLls. 0 n 9 - 100 all Ded1ip.n.166..pay.77 - - - early would be in on winos position than the man who (THIS DAY.) N. 100 Ilast - business, and 100 100 Madras Otter. 41 per at SS 111 xln - Sidi nee did voted on the het morning. St. 1•0 lestit i Velks 49 60 404 i 100 100 Do. dO. s r u t est ssf ain - Eta loan of 185 , sir 11. C. voted said that this was a very important --se-- SR IN nansru tined Undid 80 41 - 109 100 Do. opm et. IS IT xin - .ineensn.aad it Ichoved the committee to Five it thyd• senous GUILDHALL. a. lee De. Nast 828 10 - lit all Do. b per amt. do._ ~ - - dim - that of 1853 consideration lefore they changed the exuding system. The nu SUSPECTED NUItDIUt Di wlirniceole.B7l2sT. 10 all last Suffolk - --•- 90 100 Nelb.Orpep. naiads ... - - M dull. Sales bill departed from the recognised principle that every man Jan. Kane was berem ht up on remand before Sir John N. ltie 2dtaborghandOkeigew 8S Si - St. all N. nunmen & Ostia& should be undisturbed master, to the hut moment, of his usgrove, who presided for Alderman Cooder, charged with Si- IN Iditibro . .PertltDalndsa 1 75 /Si 111 all Meth and Clyde Jima - - - .- elms • am. sh. 6 I - aim Old F It all De. do. Land do. 6 I - own vote. The peer entrusted with a prosy became entire semultieg Mary Anne Stance, and thereby causing her es ea 100 GlargOW &8. Western 106 108 - SO all Da, do. B nap. do. 11 I - and-a-Half j master of a vote, and the question was did they mean to death. 10 ell Orem Mean anlesikel 111 117 -- ~... that power is university elections. The house should The circumstances of this ease have already appeared, and N , 100 Oren Nene= Ni T . in Oki - i in Th ree per e u St 110 1..1...eyre that suck was sot the effect of the bill. The on the prisoner being placed at the bar, Mr. Martin, the al. 100 De. A nook 00 100 NI 111 16 Da. Pesnalib - ain per Ceuta., 4f bead of a college or other popular place might be en- chid clerkonlid the whole of the evidence had been adduced In. 100 Do. D leek 129 Ull K lOU Ge. South& Wed. Ora' 106 100 - SO ail De. do. - - irony! with fifty or usety proxies in duplicate, and thi s at the inquest, and the jury had returned • verdict of k iee Great w as . - ' 701 ns IL 4 - St. i.e Due . do. &p.n. 90 91 als - per Cents.,.4l - would give hint an immense power at the nomination- manslaughter, upon which the coroner had issued his h. lee ocomeg y aLes ... a. So N _ le I waited. lio k i ess - Turkish Six • the .cry thing which that bouee was anxious to pet down. warrant committing the prisoner to Newgate to take his It. lee Lancankell Yarkehr• IUI 1111 1111 1 1 4 ; ditto Six p Ile might, in fact, make the university a rotten . borough. trial on that charge. It was therefore uunecessary to oocupy N. Ny Lo a m. col gmemeag n al -- These poluts, if they were not objections, hat important the time of the court with merely a repetition of those pro- 111, les need fie HO ... count, aft, 1110 Doe. 64 46 -• JOINT ROOS SAM= consequences, awl should be seriously considered. Another The discott point was that, as the bill was word e d, the p erm s een n .e.n M ell tr a roitit Musgrove concurred in this opinion, and directed Si. M a l . 141 w s , 111 a . m e SW* GNI& 1 1 11 931 Ni I - Me. Ilk I BULL IN. I lA. prises. I Ikea ,_ . bei ng noght, suppress the rote altogether. The bill said, " may the elbeer to take the primmer and the coroner's warrant .7 . i zi c z=z wies „ Ni eno er. 19,0054 IN Sera sod O. /sr. Bask. N 86 117 - ulllllnese &poet tbe paper with the vice-chancellor," but it was rot alma* 24 selink• II all Lendesderr&Celsrela - - - *MO 140 Amerskals - none at the compulsory. He attaehol, also , considerable weight to the MARLBOROUGH-STREET. N ell Do. and Sruilakillso 101 11 KOOS il6 honk ell Win arctic" ell the right hon. member for Oxfordshire as to NORRIRT AT PT. MART'S HIBBION SCHOOL. 1 11. IN Men.,BlLLALlncensh. eft 671 4XI 71 Mr. 10 9 MetropoUlea 4 S di. - kOOOllOO lest el 60,0001 SO Ilea el Turkey N6$ 61 - I 1 i Oi We - prepared for. the change ed mind. Whoa the candidate came into actual willi en m a m a , a y eses weA . 1401 10,000 SO Mak X. Arne* ~.. all 61 66 - contact with the electors. the latterberame better acquaintel iyi.:y acoa d w ith a udi o( a e p oc h f rom wal gr i t y ' a ji r r e eT o r c e L k . In e iii r,. 4 r d c er , lll i ll 11 11 p. pni UM° 10 lank el Ude, rienoed next , with his Issrita, and it was therefore desirable t it the school, Prince.-ro w , . wi Newport-m ai -h e t, 84. Ile Do. Len.* Derby lll OS - Armheolo. mad Was, an U 1 Ni - Some atten voter should have the power to change hie mind. Mr. G. A. Llo m yd, the schoolmaster, said that yesterdy " alt Mid. 01 kn. Ors) •• • - - - 10,104 U Hare el Witt TIND diatealaDD was continued. aba was Proceeding at 2 morning about 11 he saw the prisoner and a taller . N a *l d geld Lad, awl Line all k $4 - nouncement I o'clock. man ee -•-• surveying the outside of the school, and lookin g in l e all Newman, and Cedilla a a Nun. 'lkea / g ale - 6KO Mt Wen In SO TS 76 it ai ee - have begun t - at the door where the contribution-box hung. At ten last 10) an Nowry,Wansm. Ikea - - _ 60,000 fell Ouse. at Canada sarto - - - _ gold, as hereto NSW GR.ANADIAN DEBT. -(1111S DAY.) night a lad came and gave him some information at his 12. 100 Norton - *OOP 110 Or•n. eg Leaden _. 4 ,..._ house, and ea his proceeding to the school-room he found 1 11 LO keen lintki _llestAlerLeharkl all 161 IS - of provoking 4 meeting of bondholder,. was held at noon, at the dock was takes away, and the contributiou-box had Si as Meth Dares NIL •k• - - - 86,010 N Ben el Ihrtlesdend. an - - - the London Timers. Mr. J. Gerterreareu in the chair, to been wrenched off with great violence. He did pot know N. no" N. Buono _ ll4. n Bonus l -05 106 -. H ot i 116000 N Lad Ch. Bank of Andra. all 111 Oil at -x d lower. Frail UAW SI Do. New receive the report of the 'Penal e"mwattee• aPPoiated at what the box captained, as it had been *IOW_ at its em- NIQ Do. 11.N.S.Ptire. par pm - P ti UAW liS Loudon sod County . - the Lot eseetise. to consider the beet mode of dealing wit h tents 011SUAdAY last. The property was vented in Mr. tieo. N. 10 p a , m e & m - %KO N Imam Joint Reek -re it - Their object i the hued assigned by the recent agreement with the govern- Doughty, and he believed the Rev. Mr. Chambers, the k iso De. York 10.000 In kedge It South Afrioan 10 rl4 - which has be meat of New Grenade. incumbent. He thought the prisoner moat have got through N. IN Week Leas N N - 10,009 199 lad sad Wastrenseter.. 10 07 re - The CHAIRMAN read the moat material pussies in the the fanlight by cutting the ropes attached to it, and then 10n i t i lleethit ershmanidiro Welswatiene l a 01 / 6 a. ~. .- mons 101 Mat. Pred el kalgeed.. 41 - - America, chie - *a a_ report. From Una it appeared that in contemplation of the slid down a pillar, and got out at the back. et. leo ID if Arse N De. Mew *OO SO Dank - - -ad 21 -, -.- thegold, whirl formatim of a company to introduce eni4r at a a 1 0 t 0 N ew A lad named Thomas Lewis, of 21, Porter-street, proved m i a u - •91000 NI Mew Seen Wales to them, lout Granada to cultivate the useultivated leo& which were to sone( the Prowler ad two others elimbiall ois one N ell ... - woe N Onsuel leak Leven. all 46 at 47 1.• ea p ro p e c e c,..i c o the t we dh e id s ,„ the goverment would motherse backs against the school, and seeing one of them le ell . - 1116 115 - I W O,OOO HS OO 111 Pro Bankel Ireland - remittance to emial - - - w e n b oo m t o the memo . dgo i opor ... wes t sa k e. k w sa w pull out a knife as if to tut the rope. He went sad i n . K' ail - - - that the silt me .4 the company. er, V deemed preferable, would apply formed Mr. Lloyd, and afterwards saw the three with two Lta : l a hArralfr. SS 114 SS 88 Ni -• *On N Aseralla ken le Oakes' Anstratla s o tow s ... inures a ir i ng h er yews its annual .bared panels, like the clock and box, tied up in handkerchiefs. ;','• ' 'e'en" is " _ 40,U0 SO Odle el Landes - other neigh!). the lawarelia et Ohs Name Ind Oaks Railway. Inspector Holden asked for a remand. The prisoner last ig - e s .. _ UM 56 5 (We Meted OO '"` - market for it, A. 44., m a yy.44. 4 , e s 44 1 e h a i l we ld b ow s' wa s week was brought before Mr. Woolrych for being found N. - the beedlokkes end the of New Grenade, down an 12 . 1, and dth u li N. !Ws ... - exchange. T ir the hen lair that both parties Mr. YEYereere re the Preemie. N. Weirs SI II - lIIIMILLIXIOOII. em b arrass i ng es. sow • After Deo es K - penny** . The report fesehar shatod thee hem the SOUTHWARK. te ofs plaza 4 7 .- SO. I lh. I Oomearuse. In 102 Priem I Wee. time, throw t _ emempsedeens sad other deemennie ',clearly apparel that ItoltnEßT AT THE Glut!' Mt. Nan • N M these salted Lads ia New Omani d yen voles, and Juts foz ge sioo ,an Irish labourer, was brought before Mr. Nll Mlle - - li,l - 001 - 10 - • -77 . -- TV ,R - 7.11 Li 14 -. to the Komi 10 Atka . t/e RI 11811 bt(L.) all 11 21 - Portion - rho b ler the attaisireset of the shiest it he monogamy coed" with stealing a pi ece o f 1,..1 pip e h ese th e It Tan Tab - - 10,000 ft dastrallsa Annul- ••• 19 10 U - upon bullion - N. 10 Lens Waterworks. all 41 61 - Se Moine Us or sosoold aillide Ca mhos i tl nig ae Hay's-wharf, the property of Alderman Hum- 1 6 : gur Ps - - now rendered meet and smarianse the lend sertiliesto holden lie eDa - ems se arms hialiwasiei.l ASo It 11,181 IP Ds. 3 T per e. uu VW en 19 0 - bated to orate rely, and to ilispoich them to New Omsk with Ph ahea Goodiseas, • Vitale* employed at tile ruins by Ht. vale el Nes& 11.110 N Ds. 0 - lootroctooot to woo tee Lei f• Val sad kbelleabla as. Ablermea Humber!, said that a vast number of laboaren 19 WI Vinare len. • lisa/ke 111 la - MU Ni Linda Lad aD Ha 101 a O - noon. Frano viola The opeatity of had le to resolved wee OM= had base within the last few days anew in Ma ruins of Nan Won Common el • - 8,000 10 . • IslindeT9l. (L) all -•- - .., saw 11 new awanag7 • a• PPM& 414 *as far lho ws• the great ire in removing bricks end property from some of Lb w . a ttO W„,_,Jlea== 4 „ - =N. g.g i. M . lltOrsed - one single fr 47 48 _ pease el Wresting melt olloolloa. Tim goevenesent bed tho Della* The ' wee olee ed those, sad on leaving 7 I I " ""fi l jb,' N o y as 46 - 140 11 lit x - xi* th e f ore i gner. K - 6.7:lretaness - eviaced their mediae= te melennes War: vend and it was with the ease _yaltaltice'. witless roe something 111 all NM Neraaie SI St - M. De. I et. Peep Deb. IN WS 104 x d -Ed h a v e now toe sow propseed that the 1101141111111111 sleek be Invited to ho l e mew W hook He mopped him, and es unzehing t c par C USN 110 , , ertg.2 Ousel 1 i les - rostribete W. al ospitalind *sok in mop* d lOOl. him lowan the piece of lead pipe produced. It was • pot. PILIZSLIBIUM MAUD. lll I • Talegrapk - considerable . active stuck. I 4 Less twocwtcwtet *wk. tam of the service pipe latel bad y inas el he Soon in 1, N De. now Sk.INI unman. I Illortan peen I Wedll -- " - monthly retui °sly the Usenet was to he used in melee el preliminary raa. of Mu POMO 6 eel Awed Otp. - expesses, the mock itself was to be either ressmistl hew la sawn to the charge the priseeer said be picked up 11 / 4 I I " .ellaimiN t a " Skin 11 • Uwe Ilfaftm 14 - - - report an inci o aft (Leman, pee met. N U after to the ecistnhutor, in the misled shape sr is leo pipe among the rubbish . and he thought it would pi lan '.Da.perte o k Aber. Jed el el - NI, 1 Gnat Indp alb~_ ~ an - Should any -- lera 1 La= sun Ind an - mak, at the markot valor , or it wee to be lakes in psTiond him a little drop of beer. 1. 1* ' Bed Angled A. 6p.M. N Li - II TV. Oslo ••• 1 j as - chooee, on th. =l:=4for alarm aD Um 00113 1wDY , as might be decided by • • Ina- Mr. Burcharn told him he must have known that be had IL 100 ' Do. %Op.& 101 US - 4. Ow Omar, us all 111 08 . 4111 1. Thoo rogesalker UllooglY moos- no Dustpan to take away the lead, which was bona fide the ts 101 Do. 0, 7 p._ 4 lee les - mem ce the part of ths bondholders. The property of the Ike insurance company. Such depredations a HO 1 Ocam Ifi., ems ne.l 107 100 - eke* le DefleffsemosallaraTat all - - Nal 106 IN - were aniedied in the following served remota must be pot a stop t o : a nd, as a caution t o others, be es, .... 1 . 11 De.,.,_ e , de.. au" " limaras Wig.. A Canal 1 4 1 Pia : al' c il e a n tal t., m t e h n e t 6 I ' 11. 10 Nallaw. nit._ _ Yd. ans.) 5a li Si - meat will be i - whist Wee anheetted by Le chairman to the mesnag: should fine him 10e. (or the unlawful possession, or fourteen :;.' ti l a " iszr.r w -it Uelw, t wilesi: 111 l ja 80,600 N Walked Meson 00_.. 5 1 1 ilk - - 4,090 te IlestraggsglealalrealL) 6 111 ass - Per In In The .0.011111.114 hawing Dead it' indictee la nee a Med d a y s ' imprisonment. N. 189 114n.11 011egew {pen 110 11l .- 11,110 10 tfithinands lend .- an - - - new morip will esosTers, T Amid be teemed Se give bit Om Wilikeissed• Thomas Harrigan, soother labourer, was charged with ea te, nea.pard..• p.a. TS 77 - 6 0 . 00 0 $ De. sP•so lo 411 11.• .11 i 1 "" old stock. aaaa 4,4 either ils o r k treesok ef Us Puma fkibet a illr kw stealing two lamps from the ruins at Cotton'swharf. In lell Great Mellesw. Ip. et. 114 11S -- 1.714 IN li.leweee N. len lot 11 10 - years. or of 50. of Nem Grassi Ike* ha eseeled Polioeseonstable 475 A said that he was on duty at the / 1 ..., • He kokureld l l lo PotUn• 11$ IL 1101 for ism us IM. Int. Australeden.. all 1i 1 - About 16,0 for that purpose, hem* istmest at 3 par end far . 7= ~,..s hie=o the fire lest evening, when he saw the " lee Ds. 44 lowarag. lO2 104 - 1 ' Om - yestatday. 'I ou all Ditineming e.s i .c. 104 101 - IL I De. "New Mares' - J.l per cent. afterwards is came the sommemy out with the lamps under his coat. WIWI/6 1 0 a g eurs. a . d. fr, _, _. - is L. Oka. run) li - - ille - New York, i* apply for the wed resolved that as secs as dill =Zs ' i bee custody. 60 8 oktf=aidlabia) -.-. K Lew Lade kla 108 SI 54 U derable amou *so pa, k knout agliketko will bo Is answer to the charge, the prieoner said he picked lep 111. 100 Irea ear.seas SO IS a d - N Penn sad Orlat. new an oee - = mid is the otteuresseust for each mainsus e . the ola lamps in the ruins, and did not think they Min N. li• De. redeem ip. seat e 7 SO z d - SO Da. Nov 5O sll som - imnrrted from That the handholds* we kerobv netted to subscribe lf• worth anything ; consequently be was about to carry them Si, 144 pe• Imams . e_4 l : 44 44 I d - Wee to Lisa Ai led. Tel. 0.44 ail 174 The steam alf stplealived ski* in reseed of every 100 f. of active home. N. 1* Do.iii.cdrehian revs. 106 LI a d - g• ' • Leen - 174,6811. in ai s ell De. Urn Pet Shen 0 - 11 ' Mew en It bee* to he IA le the heeds rer ths elelnlnittse of had Th e °mutable said that the lamps were mach burnt, sad le a o Dammeseepumspe. 16e 174 - 100 Repel MO Siam ore et .7... is silver (inch certificate beldam men elm shell be* formed Now %mt. aa th e y w ere . II all Do. de. de. tp. c. 10e 105 - 10;006 es - Ail ieren . M tee IN 'Si - for Calcutta), Gismo& Wel Camelae7. badavlballiollibleliir• neessunit- Mr. Burcham Geed him also 10e., and in default of pay- St. I* Do. Ben. Gm. seat 74 re - 14 . 151 N dastraina Lad ell 81 ZS ad - ore u follow ter of rimmaigh..tinagicea bandhahlin are repeated to etzl meat committed him for fowlers days. 101 aD Dallied Oes. Skarn 20 n _ 75,030 1 M. &Me - all Lod swell.** is respond whisk tie tot all Dm de. do lO 104 - He 000 I De. de. reigns id.. all 1 . - Madras, gold, hove less made. That the holden of date ll e=le are 10 all Da. 4/1. 411 l.l lie - 11,600 10 Ds. do. - and silver, 2 K 105 Lowe Tsai Span, - - - MP 11$ . &Ad of Asdralls Irked to cookibolo k *WA el Omer hod whieligh LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 54. ISt laNkßeighs,Jpeti et (Welted) knit Imes 1 4 4 lom - 13,0231. ; and their quota ia an equivalent st mast', that is te my, by 11l Ms. 1 112 116 - MOW S 6 Treittla.te.U.Ceasda I - - - The foreign wisest of 3a. 6d. io reopen of every 1001. deferred hos& • N. 100 Do. Sp.a. de. Me.l 111 111 - sAOOO S tio. itioddom Tel. IL/ .1I Os Par - firm • and in o _ That on the formation of a New Goma& Lad Ormapany, (sr ammuo prisaaArst.) 14. 100 D0.1p.0. do. _,... LT 140 AM I* Vas Lammes Lad.... ,ti 9 Is - . _and in_ it shall be determined, at • 1 ... Eh& roastimg. by et pa Do. tp.o. go. us. 4 112 ids _ • sesioritv a ocerviteso. The CHAIRMAN road the most material purges in the report. From this it appeared that in contemplation of the fonnatiou of • conipsay to introduce eni*rania into New Granada to cultivate the uncultivated len& which were to appiropriated to the toodleolders, the government would raw hoods to the awns* of 50,0001 nominal value, for the we of the company. or, V deemed preferable, would apply to the same pumas dub. her years its annual share of the braise al the Parrs rid Oaks Railway. As Us inalarrien of tie Lab weld handl bath the headhohlersethe New Gratinds, lice ebeiremmoienekkeied bat kir Qat both parties elieW pertisipra raper% hear shard UM bees the enneyeedeson sad other doeueser 'tersely appeared that it.. misted reds se New Gnarls of very vars, sod this ler the ausierret of the ehjsee it won d he eiweesary le appoint elm Or sorrel spate en wham jadg• mesa and ezpierienes the bed surtilleate Wien amid sell to despatch then le New Ones& with berectiees to selest the reds le the meet favourable die. trier The mmerty ef red le be reenived wee 4,31.1.091 sena It woe esserery le provide et sees teethe is. peer of 'Veers, mash selestise. The gemenment bed error their madmen I. astrilmes their and A was sow propred that the Immilhalfees ahwld he roiled to costrinate W. of capisslied desk in reaper ef WM. active stock. Of ahem twe par era. of Meek oily the tearer was to be red is preset of preliminary expenses, the Meek itself was to be either retersed herr after to the coairdiutor, in the wiped *hope or is mak at the market vale*, or it was to be table in payload for thane in the company, as might he derided by amr jo n Zi s al v =lis aeries. The commilles dresely rarer siren cm the part of the bondholders. The =m were embodied in lb. followi ng ones of reels while were =MAW by the chairmen to the meeting: The gorrinneet barn sorted its inketiee t• ere a had ereepany or/elf he fermi to give bit us amillease el • loss of either the poem* of the Parma hallway d. tear years, or of 50,0001, of New Grassi Ikea" to be emened for that purpose, bearing at retest 3 par smet. for six= and 3 per coat. afterward, is ale the sergirry apply for the wee r resolved that se ere as IRMA =dcompany In termed application will le ie the pownenest for such aesisteese. This the bendbeiders are busby inked to subscribe Y. et ispindieed desk ki reined et every 1001. of active Media to he hit la the herb al the eramittes of red atec holder, mall they ion be.. formed a New oad Ceemaay, saderikalted Thorearnir to of ticiamisii-limencaa beedbektin are requested le etzl all had eartldentee is revere! whisk the hare been made. Tait the beldam et deft= are leaned to enetribute in raper* et their lead metfdleatet their quota is an equivalent .1 mosey, that is le my, by parser of In. 6d. is respect of grey 1001. deferred hoods. That on the formation enur e* Ores& Lod e Clempany, it shall be determit a pub& rarretlas. by • majority of contri Ike eabeeriptka of tiro per cent. ol c a pit a li se d aka, end tie nebrielpika et say money. after the asleetina of the lam* be re. turned without interest, is the erigisal shape or in mousy, or whether it shall be soospted by the compeer to payment far sberee. That a committee of New tranadien rad certificate holders be appointed, with power to Add to their number, sod with power to ester hit° the neciewsuy arraegemeeta with the goversneent of New Grenada, mid to take all other necemary steps for the perpose of forming a company to take possession of UPI otherwise making available the Linda granted to the boodholden. Mr. Flew conaiderol the present time inopportune for the formation of a lead company, but cooeurred in the object of the committee. mr. HAALIMOOD del sot consider the arniagement rug by the committees latisfactory use for the bondholders. He ultimately submitted, by way of ainendmeet, two reso lutions,first, •' That as application he made to the New I:racielion government for • gift of vooor. in bonds, similar to the.. mestioseil is article 1 ; secondly, That the committee of Spanbh boadbolders be requested to apply to the different bondholders fora subscription of two per cent. ice reepret of every NM Active Bond, towards the examinatios, survey, and selection of the hada, and airtime them evadable, awl that all the parties so subscri bing shall have the preference of taking mbar,* in the com pany to be formed for the Lode of New Granada." After considaulde discussion these resolutioes were pro posed from the chair in lieu of the first and second pre viously submitted, end they were adol %meek:wooly. The resolotiou ',liaise to deferred boor, was after wards agreed to ; the nest was withdraws ' • and finally, the exieti ng committee was requested to con tuses is Aloe, for the µwpm. of carrying out the resole. Loos pared. 7lie meeting then separated. (sr aunts, rscsaaAslL) KEE' MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SWEEPEITAJLES OP 100 SOF& T.Y.C. Pergula sod Manatee Detegitter are here. ENTUY FOS HANDICAP PLAT& Chesterfield Stakes Oeures. . . _ GlibralMr, 4 yrs, Pst 17ib ; UStle lady, S yrs, 84 121 b ; Bastes, 4 Its, ILt 71b ; Lava," 6 yrs, Bst 41b ; Forams, 4 yrs, Bst 31b •; Grenadier, ps, 7st IMti ; Spsaiah Fly, 3 yes, 7d Olio, 4 yrs, 7sl 9lb ; Giraffe I, S yrs, 74 811 i Lady Derby, 3 yrs, 74 71b ; Southport, 3 PIN 74 Sib ; Mos, 4 yrs, Ta t 61b • PropheS !yrs, 7st P re ; ; SporeAllo, 4 y s; Bseari s t yrs, int ; Vapour, , 7st ; 4 yrs, 121 b; Boabilll, 3 yrs, Sot 7lb ; Perishani l / 2 4 yrs, 64 71b ; Jacinths, S Its, 84 101 b ; Garbler, yn, 54 101 b. STAMFORD PLATL Les six fexleage ee T ee iwbwrirwth itimP t oilo, ete, Twilight, IlimitiV i tl i r d r o4 a. Coulee, Summer Wee" Arantrer- Totem°, Giraffe f, Ballerims, Teeth trifet„ Frabliss, losperatrioe, and East &matey are here. PAID Pr.—Lord Clyde, Bueluitooe, Whips's, Last Gladiator, Gallas, Baa Bleu, Predators, Optimist, Olive Dna* An Ranee f, Robin Hood, Duke Bob,o Vega, Frailty, East Sheen, Adios filly, The Roe, St. Jane mitts, Ninette, Archers's, Reveille., Queen of Spain, Life boat, Weatherbound, Vancouver, sod The Pilot. 10i4coWii - o4 AWL Afie. Jos. .1124 A4lm; A. D D 2 C.. Do. p. 66 A . Coma Km. 4.441.118 1 D. do. 111 1 D. 14Ar •p. oil A 'Sodas OA% 4 p. 1415.,Per..11. firma JAAINEsa p t. Do.4I•AdAI4I Do. 4 prowl Acip.a.ALAA AN. SoNAld. lei r4ll.W&A.Arriolgastol 'Pima 4 14 p. sod Do. Mom 4 at Do. brodson. 4 p. al Do.A.Andosallst. D. lbw 114• L Mom Do.o4solorPUlLA Do. do. &p. c. Do. /AA do. Gos. bloat MAMA Om. Yam D. do. de D. dr. do Lira Tab& flp.a.lt No. I Do.. p.a. do. No.l p.c. do. .... Dolc. do. 114.1 Do. p.a. do. Do. p.s.yetelk D. Tp.o. Peet Stook.. ) Do.dpe.do.(W. RAO.? , ) At till • 4441 - 7.4ithira WA Dom • TANW.Cov AtNun.69.c * 1.111. W. Tp.e.Bt. latotai. Inds. A 10 1 1= Linallp. Al Do. 414 •Da. .Oaf De.reo 4.4 t. N Nasal 0044.4p.4. &tom, N Da0m05.14.4 144 p. c N Do. lip 44. Prot Bloat N D4.l44llllbalua 4 p.c. N Nods& 1110.44/A Ace. N Nadi aol44lper ear N D.Nw Da.ap et. • Dab/MA DMA gas N 111.1614.—Cess.41p.cirt. •11 D & do. do A De. Aids lAA 14.. 1 O 414. York. IL * tpero. 11 Nadi MollerdAdmi 1 SAWA Ca& &Twits! ' 11“414.11.34 MLA Da.Do. A lm. p. PIA lAA S. Dom Simi p. tits. girt AA MAGI Do. went De. and pse ems Wass pia. 4p. art- Di 4 sit ase• Td p.o.pes 112 116 112 112 127 140 112 112 101 104 -. .... 120 142 127 120 71 74 86 88 lie 14 114 . 144 COLONIAL SANK.-(THIS DAY.) The half-ytarly meeting of the shareholders was bold at 1 o'clock. at t►e Loodoo Tavern ; Mr. C. ILtkiTAT in th• char. The following repwt vas wed •—" la accordaseo tsilhit the regulate's, ef the charter. the . dimaleas enbeeit to the proprietors the (*Hornig Ashamed el Me daft and st mt. of the miepormicia cm the 31et Dosembsa which eenimmes the set pm& mails daring the halt mar cedes; et that mind, Debts : eireslaties, NIL Lis. id. • ispeelts. bills Imelda. std • they liabilities. 1.478,44 i. is. paid•up capital, 600,0001. reserved feed. SAM 17s. Yd.; met pelt. 3d. ' 7741. Os. —2,3111,730 L 11.. Aseets : Spaeth 278,9ti11f. lls. 11d.; dos to the beak is lb. Nisei" ea bills discounted sad purchased. Maladies thass e =diao. 1,23R,40.0. la 14. ; doe tei the bosh is the es cermet aeovents. b. tY ; due to the tank lo Lesdes. an Mlle rm mitts,. east at beehive. de., / 00 . 107 L 911 . id. book AZ woe end famitsco. is Lodes awl the .skeins. A. 2d. : total, ?,,:161.7301. 14e. 7d. The iiteselsre lave mach pleasant ie Mies .bit awes to peseent he the Yam such • eitasfectery alaknisout, awl le oil Z Pi tre low.* avonuoto received frem the besasime empire letneer• ably with theew of the renamed.. period of Unpinning )ew. They once therefore ressermeed Ilse 444 of tilt set met 'nodal ahoy*. which antemets, alter porrldieg 'some !as. and Ice all bed sod deehtfel debts, he .5'..77 U. a dividend le merle of 5 pie am. lue ta• mu !~ sootier 314 of Deresiber. bias et the tete et 10 per eget pee mama an the leal.er effete el Me Ism which will require AOOOl. ISIVa ! nen/ii .7 :L .111 .; molded So the memo had, which will Ike menet to 12,71 V. lAL 41L' The CUM.' ill. in movies Uwe winglike of die .sport, repeated the statement is it that Mei bads= lad= eeol . es eataeleeserily. adding thst the lams ems amply entihr is the heloseelhase. SWF.F.P3TAKES 91 1 ' 10089 1 78. T.Y.C. Boweis, Jams. sod Walloon are here. PAID Foam?.—Sweet Hawthorn, Folkestone, Roans, asd Vega. TOWN PLATE. B.Y. Yalta, Ducat, Eastern Princess, and Br to Teddington are here. Cesorrann sin Mr MCli (run to.morrow).—Lauchinglitock, Doer, Lord Clyde, Wank, Barsbass, and Kasght uf Michael an scratchad. LATEST BETTING. GOODWOOD STAKE& to 1 opt Starke (t) I to 1 &him (off) 10 to 1 Ekdso (off) GOODWOOD CUP. 3 to 1 4 to 1 Moo opt Optimist &oi ls (t) (off) THE DERBY, 1862. 14 to 1 opt Bockstase 20 to 1 Th• Leave 25 to 1 Lases* Stock (off) 30 to 1 Alsodistoo (t) 1000 to 30 Toluroo 100 to 30 'Miaow 60 to 1 Gems' 1060 to 15 Egoo ter lOU to I WatooMol (4) two to se Typlessis KO to 40 loaf "tabu CARLISLE XEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CORBY CARY'LR STAKES. T.Y.C. Lobo/ aad WaUic an bete. LOITIRY sum. a,e rib aad • Tinier. Voirehaell. Dowd, Were* Hegira. &Uick Vale, Ilasaiyas, Oishaisceer, Paler Mance, Joy Jones, and T. Vincent are bore. Yr 11locorto whim! to kiwi, Midair, or oos tl. mato Wain is ao nailed Maim ow likoly to &toot Ow kook! The Coalman. rreply, rid dr salmis. were we such ewaserha with the Visited Maar, that tire leek meet feel wii.‘t wits pram indirectly, tot that directly it wee see likely to be efirs•Ad, the directors having pretty miserly steppe! say Two Brame TO His Bow.—A young couple la* hA Mes7lewt. Awe thery noifo. ...s to Crow areatiy, be Greer ta get weerried. After the eswesonty they weed to the bare ef the Wale 111100ber. There the taseried pair hand • pewee chap eteted, red the hk 0. 1 14 up te W. sea placing bee hag epee sheakir, meld. "The is the chap that I ahead have movie& r The slew ebbed leidegreora dausaaded as azplesellies. whisk, how ever. wse rammed .• as/ the sewly-leedded ample parted the/ sight highly oeseesed nein* web ether. Two days Mower& the Iteehead meet the beihnsa resod the tows, an wise la not ~Nu that he would Da be fir the diets d Ids f o rt y•eight hours' 1)648. 01,20er/sod Parquet. ii I •Ti DbostaDortloiboolip.o. !Iwo Ds. tio. 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Debent NI SS 1N all Do. I per 00. 1001... • N " IN NI Do. do. Dm. a. al Do. do. _llO6 N SS N. 100 Nerd ladlso Pealosuls N 96 xln 961 1 1 l N. 10 Do. New l4 01 ea xin • fIl IN et IL et India a. 6p. et OS 01 xal 911 Zia St. all 1 Welt Canada, Nine 104 1 100 00 dls 10* is N 111 Do. New lO 70 0 N. all Do.llp.oNaps774w.op , 96 SO NO all Do. bi do.. 77.wit.N. 88 9t 1N all Do. do. TO wllkestop. —.— 100 all D0.110p.c1196..pay.77 100 100 Madras Oast. 40 pee el OS Nx la 100 100 Do. do. 9 per el. NI Ilft xln 110 109 100 Do. 61 per et. Was. 56 87 xln it. all Do. b pet ceot. do. 10 100 Nelb.Corpelp. skies& St all N. Nwand4 & Cepa& der • asp. II all De. • do. Land do, 6 I SO all Do, do. B esp. T SO all De. do. Laud do. 5 5 IL 150 111 16 Ds. Pure lO II dls tin xto SO NI Do. - 11X. NO De.NLOS.PIot.g. Sp.* SO 99 xin II 1 usonod. ftlo t I d. ' I u U - u II II 1$ 14 a 4 4ft : I 114. zd di• so se DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN THE EUSTON--ROAD, ST. PANCRAS. --e -. Pp id Last night, about 9 o'clock, a fire, which was attended with a imesiderable destruction of property, broke out in the rear of the premises of Mr. Morton, general fur nisher of medial establishments, adjoining the well-known tavern, the Rising Sun (Mr. Timber:WO, at the corner of Chalice-street, Somers-towe. About the above time a quantity of smoke was issuing from the back of Mr. Morton's house, which was observed by a police. constable of the S division, who at once closed this shop door. The engines were sent for, and promptly arrived ; but before they reached the spot, the above roamed home was enveloped in dames, which were forcing their way late the Rising Sun, in which were a number of ens tomers,wboquietlfinade their exit. There was an abundant supply of water from the Maine of the New River tompany, which was poured most energetically upon the dames by the firemen, who checked their progress at the Rising Sun. By half-past 10 jam. the conflsgration was completely got under, but by this time Mr. Morton's house was completely gntted,aed that of the Rising Sun very seriously injured, bmides a warehouse adjoining containing several carriages, which were much damaged. How the fire was caused is not known. iit 3 1451 - id lie Mw.. I ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT Barranc—At the general monthly meeting on ifooday, July 1, William Pole, Esq.. M.A., F.R.S., treasurer and vies-president, in the chair, William Beckett, Eq., Alexander John Ellie, Esq., Harding. Giffml, Esq., and Joseph Neuberg, Esq., were elected members of the Royal Institution ; John Dobie, Esq., W. H. Stone, Fog., and Dr. J. Wainwright were ad mitted members of the Royal Institution. The secretary announced that the Fullerian Profemorehip of Physiology was vacant, and that the managers would appoint a pro fessor om May 12, 1862. NARROW ESUAPE.—Lut night, at 10 o'clock, the Teal steam-vessel, Captain Wow, which made the last up r:rfrom Woolwich, was about midway between Lou idge and Blackfriars, when a gentleman, who was in cautiously sitting on the side of the vowel. fell backwards into the water and instantly sank. It was nearly dark at the time and the vessel had full steam on. The captain with much oedema ordered the engines to be reversed. The ves sel was accordingly put back a few yards. As three minutes had elapsed and the man was not seen, all on board con sidered the case hopeless. Fortunately, however, David Canning, engineer of the Teal, perceived the drowning man as he rose to the surface near the stern of the Tema and instant'' , threw oat a boat.hook,which was eagerly clutched. By this means the sufferer was rescued from death. He was removed from the vessel in an exhausted state at Black? riara pier. THE LEMTIMATE DRAMA IN FRANCL—The Minister of State, Count Walewski, who holds supreme authority over the theatres in France, hen written to the director of the Francais, reminding him of the small share of attention paid to the works of the great old masters of the Freud) drama at that truly national theatre. The follow * is an extract from his Excellency's letter :—" I see with regret that the great works of MN old repertory eater but ; . a s . rely into the composition of the performances of the Francsia, end I request you besceforth to give them the part which is due to them. lu presenbing this measure it certainly is not my intenties to keep new works away from the first French stage ; I desire, on the contrary, that living authors should be sought for and received with all the consideration they merit. I am even williug that their pieces, when they enjoy a brit liaat and legitimate success, should be exceptionally per formed four times a week. Beyond that, and referring to the principles which have made the Theatre Francais•na timal iustitutiou, and obtained for it the protection and ea pport of succeeding government, I co eider its first duty is to bring forward frequently and with edat the chef* d'asere of French literature. When speculation invades every theatre, it belong to the Francais to consider its repu tation before its interests. When contemporary literature appears to decline it is the part of the Thfiltre 'Francais to elevate it by the example of great writers interpreted by great artistes." latTwortkaptios • el Xceolk•p.c.ldar.lllBepi.. DI N. Jus./sJ sly I:0 0 0 N d leettlah 11•81.. 4D. et Rio Si OS I 11 r.mukAmsyt.—DiD.4. la E .., - - •41 • • Kl 4 56 lii 1 dls MONEY MARKET.-(THJS DAY.) Two o'CLocit. There is still no improvement in the funds. Con sols are quoted exactly the same as yesterday after noon. Very little business is going forward. In the market for English railway stocks, however, the transactions have been more numerous, and an almost general advance has taken place. In other respects there is no movement of interest. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 600., being Bs. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 89g and 1, ex div., for money, and 891 and 1, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 891 to f for money, and 891 to #, for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 2281, 229 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 881, # ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 981, 1, ex div. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 94 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 75., 12a. die. Turkish Bonds have met with a fair amount of business, and the late rise is maintained. The loan of 1854 is now quoted 731 to 1, and that of 1858, 581 to I. Mexican bonds are dull. Sales are recorded as follows :—Bra zilian Old Five per Cents., 991 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1860, 861; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 482, ex div. ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents.,.4ll, I, f , ex div. ; ditto Passive, 161 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 731, f ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 58, ; ditto for ac count, 581, # ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 18. The discount market is still tight ; and, little business being done below 6 per cent., the applica tions at the Bank continue to be rather active. The bills maturing on the 4th (to-morrow) are being prepared for. Some relief will probably be expe rienced next week. Some attention has been excited by the an nouncement from Paris that the Bank of Frances have begun to pay their notes in silver, in lieu of gold, as heretofore. This they can do, without fear of provoking a run, now that the price of silver is lower. France having a double standard it is optional with the Bank to pay in either metal. Their object is doubtless to check the drain of gold which has been going on for some time past to America, chiefly through England. They withhold the gold, which the bullion exporters want, and proffer to them, instead, silver, which is not suited for remittance to America. The consequence will be that the silver must be sent to Rolland, or other neighbouring countries, where there is • market for it, and gold must be procured there in exchange. The Bank of France thus succeed in embarrassing the transaction, but will, at the same time, throw the exchanges against France, in pro portion to the extent of the additional cost entailed upon bullion exporters by the circuitous operation now rendered necessary. The announcement contri buted to make the exchanges here firmer this after noon. France, of course, doe. not diminish by one single franc her liability to pay her debts to the foreigner. The expedient to which the Bank have now resorted, however, apparently heralds a considerable decrease in the bullion in the coming monthly return. The private advices from Paris report so increased demand for money. Should any subscriber t 3 the New India Loan ohooee, on the 19th July, in oompleting the first instalment, to pay np also the remaining 80 per cent., the 5 per cent. discount allowed by govern ment will be worth to him 17s. 4 4-10 d., or say I per cent. In oonsideration of this allowance the new scrip will be worth i per cent, more than the old stock. About 16,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The steamer City of Washington, for New York, is expected to take to-morrow a consi derable amount, including some parcels recently imported from the Continent The steamer Ceylon to-morrow , will take 274,8811. in specie and b ullion, of which 269,0461. is silver (including 140,4341. on government account for Calcutta), and the rest gold. The particulars are as follows :—For Ceylon gold, 2,1601. ; for Madras, gold, 2,8861. ; for Calcutta , gold, 6001., and silver, 234,634/. ; for Hong Kong, silver, 13,0231. ; and for Shanghai silver, 21,3861. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm; and in one or two instances, including bills on Holland, the tendency of prices was upwards. Sub joined is oar usual list : Amsterdam, S mouths, 12.1 to 1; ; ditto 3 days, 11.19 to ; ; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 12.1 to 1; ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.62; to 7; ; Hamburg, ma. banoo, 3 mouth., L 4.101 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.35 to 40 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70 ; Freakforkm•tbe-Ilaine, 3 months, 1191 to 120 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 numths, 3211 to 3 ; eft 90., 3 months, 14.35 to 45 ; Tricot*, aft. 60., 3 months, 14.35 to 45 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 48} to I ; Qedis, 3 mouths, 48j to j ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.80 to 5 ; Ream, 3 months, 25.80 to 5 ; Milan, 3 mootha, 15.80 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 39 to ; ; Palermo, 3 smooths, 117 to 4 ; Messise, 3 mouths, 117 to ; ; Lisboa, 90 days, 52f to j ; 0 1 ,040 , 20 daTh 52 ; to i• The Liverpool cotton market continues very firm and active. The tales yesterday reached 20,000 bales. A gene.al meeting of shareholders in the City Bank is Galled for the 16th inst., to declare a dividend. The hall-yearly dividends are advertised on Crystal Palace Preference and Debenture stocks. rbe memorial on the subject of the China mail service, which lies for signature at the London and China Telegraph office, is to be presented to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at the Treasury, on Friday afternoon. The deputation, consisting of Sir Stuart Donaldson, and Me ssrs. Thomal Dent, T. Junes Gibb, Walter Gledstanea, Walter Buchanan, M.P., Harvey Lewis, AL P. and others, will be introduced by Mr. S. Gregeon, M.P., chair man of the East India and China Association. The Circular of Mr. Otbun Trithen, dated Odessa, June 21 (forwarded by Mr. John Draper) has the following on the Vial/. trade : Although the supplies from the interior are very large, our grain trade dues not yet derive benefit therefrom. Owing to all that arrives being so badly conditioned, holders of the small quantities of dry wheats which we have ark prices out of all proportion with dime of the places of consumption ; whilst, on the other hand, damp wheats are sold at very low prices, in order to avoid the enormouseharges of drying and warehousing, which have doubled, and even tripled. This state of thing. renders operations nearly impossible ; and it is consequently not to lie wondered at that business is paralysed. Letters from Venice, dated June 25, state that the harvest had commenced, and promises a good yield, both in quantity and quality. Speculative purchaser for October had been made, at from 445. to 455. 6d. per quarter, free on board, acoording to the weight guaranteed. TOSIDAT ISVIORIIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89# to 4, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened and closed to-day at the mane quotation. For money the last pike was 89g. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent.Cousols, for money, 894, 4, ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10 ), 89 , 4, ex div. • Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 4 ; New Th ree ' per Cents, 884 1,4 Thirty este Annuities, 1885, 151 ; Bank 'Stock, ; 2301 ; India Ave per Cent. stock, 984, 1,4, 4,4, ex div. ; ditto, for amount, 98j, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 954, 95 ; ditto, 1859, 963 ditto Bonds, 10A. dis. ; Four per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 771. The India Five per Cent. stock was quiet, at 984 to 4. There was a recovery of ls. to 2s. in Ex chequer Bills ; the March issue closed at Ils. to 7s. die., and the June at ss. to 2s . die. he transactions in foreign stocks were upon a moderate scale. In the market for bank shares there was an improvement in Chartered Bank of India, Aus tralia, and China, Chartered Mercantile Bank of, India, London and China, sad City Bank. In the miscellaneous share market the only alteration was a slight improvement in National Discount. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :--Ocean Maria* Insurance, Si to pew ; Thames and Mer sey Marine to prem. ; Univmsal Marine Insurance, Lto dm. ; London and Provi nc i a l Marine, i to par, ex div. ; China and Japan Steam, par to prem. ; Commercial Copper, tomsand Semd Iron, to i prem. Government Six per Cents. were heavy to-day, whilst Victoria Government Bonds were inquired for. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooi. The British mining market to-day is inactive. The only bargain recorded in the Stock Exchange official list is in South Caradon shares, at 302 anti 304. Share* in the following mines, however, have also changed hands, viz. `East Caradon, Great South Tolgns, and Wheal Coy. United Mexican Mining shales are dull, and are marked 54. Bon Accord Copper have been dealt in at 14. The lode at Wheal Uny in No. 2 shaft has rather improved, and is 8 inches wide. The lode is also advised to be cut in the cross-cut ;16 inches wide, orey, and very promising. The following are reported to us from the Stook Exchange as last evening's closingirices : Alfred 0=6016,11 to 2 ; Chleadssek, 5081; Ova °un bent° Ito ; Osiebonse Vona, 21 to ; Cook's Hitches, 281 to 91; East Basset, 80 W 5 ; East °ankle°, 23 to 1; East Grown* 425. 6d. to 436.6 d.; East Devoe 0 reatOossols, 21 to ; Great Fortune, 121 to 131 ; Heredsfoot, 391 to 404; Marks Valley, 8# to 91 ; North Downs, 41 to # ; North Tresherby, 221 to 3 ; South I.lradea, 300 to 5 ; Sooth Frances, 130 to 5 ; Sc.. le, Consols, 32 to 3 ; Stray Park, 34 to 5; West Cando°, 47 to 9 ; West R 12 to / ; West Parma; 18° to 19° ; West Se e to e t w a to 40 ; WLesl Norris, 35° so 37e. &L ; Wheal Us;, 49 to 1 ; Wheal Weak 30 to g ; Wheal Nugent, 41 to 3; Wheal Unity, 18s. to las. COMAINRCIAL AND MABKETS. MARELA2II-(THD3 DAT.) There wee a alight fall of rain early in the owning yes terday, but the weather has since been line. Tads y there ' is a fresh bz r em s. with the wind from the W.N.W., and cloudy at in The home-grown supply of wheat end flour continues ex tremely short. Barley, oats, and other grain very short, but malt a rather large suppl t his week. A few Scotch este, but not any Irish. The fore ign arrivals are liberal of wheat I flora Anaerxe,Pruseikand enne eon. Fleur : a good stip ply of American barrels and enamel of sacks from the South of France. Barley: a moderate quantity from the Black Sea and Egypt. Oats : a heavy supply, principally from Russia, Sweden, and Denmark; one parcel American and several other cargoes Prussian, Dutch, and Hanoverian ; a large parcel of peas from Canada, a few Russian ; and a supply of beans from the Mediterranean. The trade in wheat to-day is slow, but quotations are no lower than on Monday last for English and foreign. Liverpool market yesterday rather dearer. Barley extremely dull, and 6d. tole. lower than last week. Oats about the same es on Monday ; inferior descriptions move slowly, but line corm very Arm. Beans and peas have a tendency downwards. Tares and doveneed nothing doing ; linseed and rape seed Wady. Flour trade quiet, barrels rather cheaper, a large number now offering. Seek flour unebsaged. FLOATING CANOON/A—Sevevel on sale, and the demand for the oentinent steady at late prime. WALlAT.—ltaglieh : Ann and Keat, white, new, 395. to 564. ; ditto, line old, 61a. to 64e.; ditto red, new, 36k to 485.; ditto, tine, old, 564. to 5As. ; Norfolk, be., fine, old, 575. to lea; red , new, 444. to 52e. Foreign : Dentrio, 635. to 645. dna 654. to 664.; extra, 69.. to 705.; Konipberg. 59c to 6/s.; ditto, extra, 64a to 67k; Rostock, 635. to 67,. ; Mecklenburg red, Ns. to 605.: Uckermark ditto, 565. to 39e. ; American white, 61s. to 62a; ditto red, 52., to 604 ; Canadian, 62.. to 634. - 11a - atir.-Englis4 malting 425. to 44.. ; fine, 49u. ; Ms. to 315.; and distilling, 30s. to 31s. per qr. ; r i ii swp ih lliaL gai:di t tr, 275. to 29c; ditto distilling, 28e. to 22a; MALT.- FAG= and Norfolk, 595. to 635. ; fine. 635. to 735. ; and Ware, 655. to 75e.; brown. 53., to 50s. Oast-English feed, 234. 01. to 26. Od. ; potato; Us. to 30s. ; foreign, 22e. PI to 265. MTZ, 28a. to 30s. Banat-English tick, 38s. to KM ; barrow, 404. to 43r. ; pigeon, 40s. to 44a. • foreign, Mazega*6l.. to 374. ; tick. 38e. to 40s. ; HonaLlsrg, 39e. to 445. ; ian, 365. to 38e. PAUL --11Logbik • . es , 365. to 425.; wdo and blue, 38s. to 40s. ; maple, 40s. to 43c; psi, 344. to 365.; hog. 365. to 38s. ; foreign. 40s. to 44e. FLOM-English town, 49e. to :At ; ditto fine, 535. to 555. ; country, 42.. to 456. Norfolk and Su ff olk, 365. Od.; French, 465. to 48s. pm seek; American, 28s. to 295.; Canadian, 294. to 30s. ; Spanish, 46.. to 495. FLOATING Cannons, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat:Benli anski and Marienople, per 4921 be., 525. to 545. ; Ghirka, to 525. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 M., red, 50s. to 545. ; white, 565. to 565. ; Danube sad Galati, 420. to 475. ; Egyptran. 375. to 390. Barley : Eaptimi and Syrian, per fib.. , to 25e. ; Odom and Danube do., 2 4.. to 255. Beans : Egyptian, per . qr., 375. to 38s. Maize : &ham sad balsa:, per 4921 be., .10s. 6d. to 325. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 4801 be.. 28s. 6d. to 301. ; French, do., 30s. to 31s. ; American, do., 295. to 30s. SEW& -Canary said, per qr., 40s. to 445. ; Hamp seed, per qr., 41s. to 445. • Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 13s. to 16. ; brown, to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr.„ crushing, 50s. to 575. ' • Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000, 121.16. to 131.6. ; American, thin, in bra., per ton, 101. se. to 101. 155.; do., thick, round, and oblong, W. 10e. to 101. 10a.; Baltic, 91. to 91. ; 91. se. to 10/.55.; Rape cakes. 51. to 51. 10s. 11111VAI6 INTO LONDON 1/110_11 JlT_Ly . 1 TO JULY 3. IMAM sod aeottb. 111 ml I 630 NNW I 750 Oats Mob Ail - 41;i. 31160 6.1:0 35800 nous English. 800 sinks ; Yoreign:l37o sacks. 1880 banels. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY) SUGAR.—The public solos of Cuba went off at about pre vious rates. _ _ Corral—ln the absence of public sales this market remains firm. Tia.—The public isles 'moo commenced to-day, and are going of► without spirit. Corrou.—About 2,000 balm Tinnevelly sold at very fall prima. Baca oontto' nee dull of min. Butt.—Leeward proof sohl at Is. oa., and the market is steady. Bram are steady. Bel rrerns.—ltetraetion 9, sold at 341. 6;1. In other articles no alteration ; the general market has base dull to-day. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is study. Annexed are the prices:-Town tallow, 49e. 6d., net cub ; Petersburg PA.'. on the spot. rad. • August to September bls. to 50s. ; Oetobu to December, 506. 6d. to 50s. 94. BOROUGH HOP_BIARKET. 7 (THIS DAT.) Messrs. Patinelee mid Smith report that accounts from all parts el the *Malacca, except Worcester, are for the most part worse. Still the market is not active. Prices very firm. Duty 70,0001. COAL MARICET, 7 (II3 . D! DAY.). Walk Red Haswell, 18s. &I ; Walls End Stewart; 18.. &L ; Walls Rod Booth Hettos, 16s. Bd. ; Walls End South Hallos, 17s. 611. ; Walls End Ramat Hall, 16.. 3d. ; Walls End Eden, 16s. 3d. Walls End Misdate, 16e. ; Walls Rod Acorn Close, 16 .. 3d. ; Wok Hartley, 15e. 6d.; WyLim, 15e. Gd. ; &beide Hartley, 15a. Gd. ; Hastings Hartley, 15e. 6d.; Howard's Hartley, 15e. 6d.—Ships at market, 76. THE SITSFICTID leftWlS AT WIIITICEOf4I-14TRKET. —Last night Mr. Scrims{ Payne concluded an in quest at St. Bartholomew', Hospital, on the body of Mary Ann Banos, referred to in the police reports of this day. John Shanneary stated that on the night of Saturday week, shoat 20 minutes past 10 o'clock, he was with his wife in Whitecreeestreet„ on the right aide of the road going towards the city, when he saw a man and woman in the roadway quarrelling. The woman threw something she had in her hand At him, upon which the man gave he a violent blow on the right aide of the head, and she fell on to the stones. The man then ma away. Witness attempted to lift her up, but a policeman coming np at the moment, he gave the woman into his care. Mr. Joseph Green, house.eurgeen, said the deceased was brought into the hospital about 11 o'clock on Saturday night week, being then insensible. Them was a bruise on the side of the head. She remained informable and died the next day. He had made a post marten' examination, and found en effusion of blood pressing on the brain, which was the mum of death. Such an iujrl y might be p roduced by a blow with soma blunt instrument or • fall. Mrs. Price, of No. 4, Gloucester-court, White crom-street, proved that the deceased, who passed an Mre. Kane, lived at her house. The man Kane had not been to her hones since Saturday week. The jitry returned a verdict of " Manslaughter against Kane,' and bound over the IN A new.* to give evidence at the Central Criminal Court. A letter from Berlin Rays :—" Active neu‘r- Cations are now going on between the cabinets of Berlin and Saint Petersburg relative to the recognition of the kingc! , :e of Italy. It is probable that these two x•wen will act in enecert in this afhir, and it is to he h oped that the reel in terests of Europe will prevail ov T the legitimist aympath'.es of the two courts." 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