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to him, which anfortmately he believed is, but he had pies foosad that they IWO 110th Ill without foundation. Ha Bosom mated the ardor, The In T. A. 111/413L—AITUCATION mart The taskrupt *AI a_ publisher, of Cetherimartnet, Strand. His debts niM to be ►bout AWOL Mr. Chidhy now applied fee hie release Iran custody. There was no opposition, though there wars 13 detainer, waled the bankrupt. His Honour greaded the release. 111 II DUNTARD. The bankrupt via a merchant sad bill broker, of Book meheuy. He bad also acted ume of the indite(' to the nay Beak. This was the sitting for examinetioe and dim:hurt The liabilities amount to the large sum of 33.26 1 3 1 . ; there ere meets is good debts of 7,19214 property held, ; bad debts, 14,7104 The expenditure bad been at the rate of 1001. a year. Mr. Chidley, for the easigmes, did net oppose. Him Honour said that thermals IMO not oorrectly stated • they were made to appear as 23,0001. instead of 7,0001' There mot be an adjournment for aneesdneent of amounts; MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Wore Yr. Payne.) Damn Ronan* 'AND AMAOL? ON i Yomertirotogn. Wm. Henry Cooper, 33, a rough and moat determined. koki t e fellow, wee indicted for @testi a pilot *oat, the pro Tre of James y, two horse the property o f Hos. Robert Grimston ; and four horse rollers, two cotton shouts and two fowls, the property of Nswoomb lissom There was another indistasent *pipet bim for wanking and resisting Jobe Driekwater, a police-eon steals, in the execution of hie duty. From the evidence of John Driekwater, policer-constabi 408 S, stationed at Allen-lane, Finchley-road. it sppeaeed that on the 17th of June he saw the prisoner in a field Maitre there was no footpath. As he got ever a gate the saw that he had got • bundle under his arm and Is an as also carrying a coat. He naked him if that wee his property, sod the prisoner replied that it was. The pohoeman said it looked queer to see him coming that way with • bundle, and he muss see the contents. The pawner upon this untied the bundle, tellies the Mbar to Wk at it, and said he worked at that One house, at the muse time pointing in the direction of .4tr. Mason's farm. The poliosmao said if that was so he troliM go and see, and that be had better go beak the same way as be had just some smogs the fields. Having {Coked up the beadle the /am got on to the gate, but WA no sooner done so than Ns primmer started off running up a lane and tried to make kis ascapa The policeman pursued bins for a considerable distance and at lest overtook him, and mid that he should take hire into custody on suspicion of steeling these articles. Before he could lay hold of him the prisoner wreak him a violist blow on the top of his bead, and knocked him into a ditch. Having recovered himself, he laid hold of the prisoner, who struggled violently to get a way, and told Mm to go quietly to the matioe-house. The prisoner again knocked hint down and he fell heed foremost oe to the road, and his head bled most pro fuel,. They struggled together for about threwqoartare of an hour, when at last a young man ease up, who drew his tracheae for him. A further struggle then took place, but eventually the prisoner was got to the station-bones, where, on being searched, a pair of dead fowls, but quite warm, were found in his possession. The ownership of the property in the bundle was then traced to the Hen. Robert Grimm* and Mr. Hues, from whose premises had bees stolen. The prisoner made no answer to the charge, and the jury immediately returned a verdict of Quilt,. Yr. Payne asked if anything was known of the prisoner I Inspector Webb said that prisoner refused to give his D aow for a week, whale he was is the hones of detention. tut he had given no account of himself for the last 14 yearn. Before that he said he lived at Hull. He (Inspector Webb) mast say that before the priapism was apprehended there were several stable robberies, but since he had been in cestody there had been none whatever. Hr. Payne mid had any former conviction been proved he should have sentenced the prisoner to penal servitude, bat this was a very bad offeuoe, and the sentences upon him was that he be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for 18 meths, The witness Drlnkwater was ordered to Maud forward. Kr. Payee said it was the opinion of the court that he bed meted with great daring and courage in this prisoner, and to mark the seem of the oourt al Te h rM mar him to receive a reward of 21. ASSAULTS BY SOLDIERS ON Mt POLICE. Stephen Deane, 22, nod John Shields, 23, privates in the Military Train, were plead at the her, indicted for assault- ing the police in the execution of their duty. ll'Hiserie, 194 B, said he waa on duty is the Efigh-road, Ssosiegtoe, on the 11th of Jima, at • quarter to 12 o'clook, when the prisoner Deane, who was drank., came u o to him, and dim a little quarrelling, struck him on the neck. Witness then took him into custody, and knocked him down. The other prisoner, Shields, came up and tried to rescue his com panion, when a general melee ensued, in which the police and the primroses were knocked down several times. The prisoners in their defence said the police interfered with them because they were not quite sober. Sergeant Fisher rid the ribose? Deane bore a good &erecter in the regiment; the otter prisoner's character was indifferest ; they were both out en leave till halt-peat 12. The jury found them guilty of a common assault. Yr. Payee mild as this was not a very serious offence, and sorest injury appeared to have been indicted, he sentenced die prisoners to a short period of imprisonment, viz., six weeks each. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP-STREET. A few days siscePolle;constable Farringdon, 529 Irbil* on duty in the Lity.road, noticed • boy and a girl in moth a deplorable condition and so haggard in look that he stopped and questioned the boy, who was without steeling; shoes, and jacket. and who, eller some imitation, admitted that he bed run away from hems the previous day, and had slept in a pu mps during the night, sod furthermore that he had kess treated with cruelty and neglect by their mother. The girl's attire was most diagracefally scanty, she having oa merely a ant of cloak, so short that the hind portion of her person was uncovered, and the front concealed only by so old pinafore. The constable brought them to this court, sod Mr. Edison, after minutely questioning them. directed that they should be conveyed to the Shoreditch Workhouse, and that inquiries should be made as to the troth of their statement. Parringdon quickly ascertained that then. was but too much truth in the complaint against the mother. He found her in • state of semi • into' 'cation at the bar of tb.Ooek public-house in Old-straet; when made to under stand that her children were fa custody, and would be brought before the magistrate this day, she wild, " The dear children, God knows I love them, and will be there to Web them away.* Fsrringdon also discovered that this woman was lodging in a most filthy apartment in Baltic s r,et, St. Luke's, and cohabiting with a man working as a moulder, to the berries o f a firm in Goewellatreet. • The ii;agistraTe; asked now whether thenDiger of the children was praises, and being summed in the affirmative, directed that she should be charged with emelt, and placed m the dock, which was sccordingly dons. The boy was then questioned as to his knowledge of the oblgation atteu• dant epees an oath, which being just sufficiently coesprehee sive he waa sworn, and detailed, although with evident reluctance a series of grave offences against his mother. Peturicelly them comprised instances of gross neglect Meseding from drunksonees, at which times she would tome them to shift for themselves during the entire day, Morn at night, fling herself on the bed, end sot supply them with food. On one of these ossimious he (the boy) took from her half-a-crown, sod spent sixpence for food, which he sod his Oster Ma For this sat the, when ocinecicioa, best him. elthough he had returned her the 2s. change, and subee- Platy sick of the ill-wage avid neglect he told his deter M eheadd kayo home end she said ehe would"coompsny him, There were several scars and braises about the boy's face which the magistrate questioeed him about; one he said was he conrequireee of his mother striking him spies% the win dow.ledge. hot he manifestly fenced explanation of a wooed shove the left temple. not of recent date, but that had aimed a complete hole. —Gutting the pariah constable of St. Luke'', mid he had ham requested by the potion to attend and mention what he knew of the prisons( and her children. A more worth irce could hardly be fogged. Her husband had been aced between five sod six years; the family then lived in lamerdetreet, Bt. Lake's. On the 23rd October, 1859, when Br. D'Ejocourt presided at this court, that pattern/in sent her for six months to the house of correction for taking this My in her arms and flinging him beneath the fireplace, where ! barn occasioned the injury above the temple. When aal husband died he left her two bonzes ; these had been height out of her hands by Colman, the executioner, thesupplied her with what mosey she required from time le time until the purchase was effected. The prisoner did not utter ogle word in defence and was:emended that further facts respecting her ill•treatment tamer children should be ascertained. The boy said his name weal Thomas Brooks, his sister's amarinah Brooke, the same ea his mother ; they were sent heck to the workhouse. SOUTHWARK. HIGHWAY ZOIPBEET. J Bowman, a dirty-lookieg young fellow, we. brought Wore Mr. Woolryek, Merged with aseralting Robert liedleg, in Kent-street, with intent to rob and plunder of hie watch and in nay. The prosecutor, a tall young mat, mid he met with a fe- We in Kent-street about 1 o'clock in the snorting, and nrotapanied her to her lodging,. He remained with km • nri short time, and as be was leaving the home some one naked upon him and tbrew him into the street, and struck itna with • pima of iron. As soon as be got up he mouldered the primmer, who bad the iron used for • Pker in his hand, and he several times attempted to roske him with it. They bed • fouful stroule,but motto nly be overpowered him, and gave him into custody. Wh om had no doubt he mem sort of bully to the woman, sad lhrt his istentiou ems to rob him. Kr. We:drub asked if the female was A filthy-looking young woman bare stepped forward and acid ohs took the prosecutor to her lodgings, but she knew rudidag el the primmer. The poker produced, however, tmsri to km room. sod was then • short time pc* Yr. Wooh7ch sated how tke peiromr became prommsd el it? iiibseee maid thud , the house vie s had hoses open to soy oes sed whey her door oyes he must hays rushed is sod ealied . . . . - Mr. Weelsyels no of spine@ ChM her coadsli w very sospiaiege, sad he had go leglit on was ia some we en seated with the prissewr. HOWIIe, that was not io eM dimes His worship this sand the primer whether he would be tried by hie or go to In onion for trial. The prisoner. lusiteelag s liitis, mid thou he never is tended to rob the ream. He strut* him first, sod this they bad a fight. Mr. Woohyolt inquired whether he was known to the police ? The weldable who apprehended him informed hie warship that he had &igloo* seem him is onapowy of thieves, sod hennaed be had been convicted, but be bad so proof of Mr. Woobleb told the prisoner he bad se deabli that Us %Weeks was, ia eoespray with ebefeabale, to rob the are. It was a very oerresaly man* foe Ana he ineteesed him to three swathe' luta laboar is Wandsworth Houle of Oor- TIIL taiißAFl, l Tut4iikr ivtzttAi, JueV'k. "tem,i(_ rlN9lU.►raoa.. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sT smarm MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKE OF 25 EYE T.Y.C. Flearn* Amen* Gentili* sad Owns us Mee. SWEEPSTAKE OF 50 SOTS. New T.Y.C. Ow&Lis, owl Cloareat ore her.. LT= forfeit. HANDICAP SWICIPSTAICHS. Chesterfield Course. Qui Vise, Bs4 10Ib ; Chapel Royal, Bet 21b; Amodio, lit 131 b; Haub's% 7st 131 b ; 'Onshore, 7st 101 b ; Stole, 7st 101 b; Lady &Otis, 7st { lb ; Viper, 7st 11b. All are hare. PLATS_OF 50 SOPS. New T.Y.5:7, Wild Thyme,. -- detina, Gen;ull;e,kMiit of the Whistle, Lytham, QM Vivo, Duelists of Newcastle, Danish Rose, Spoils's dent ci, Lelia Noah, Hoiont-Law, Pupil, Blackthorn, Puebla, Gauntlet, Kim/hove, Suspicion, and Lady of °overhead an here. JULY MULES. Now T.Y.O. Yount Paliair,llait of lfsidulit - o, The Raven, Student (Robin Hood, by Wild Dwell), Conservative, Wolsey, Leyburn, SeaYklu, and Freedom are Iserc BELLING SWEEPSTAKES. .T:Y.C. Rejection, Viper, Arderica, Orizaa, arid Maaketear are here. £5O PLATE. B.Y. Ethel, Mortlake, Credo,. Jessie. Knight of the Whistle Musketeers, Lady of Coserbaad, sad Mirage are ►ere. CARLISLE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) CORBY CASTLE STAKES. T.Y.O. Nothing More, Homety, Barefoot, and Merrythought are here. CUMBERLAND PLATE. Twice round and a din. Brindisi, Helen, Miss Pickle, Hopper, Macbeth, !Natio, Madame Teethes, Harry Braiisford, Strong Beer, Ze nobia, and (Memo Lecture are here. GRAND STAND HANDICAP. Clare round. Germs, The Tyke, Losing% Nothing More, Bola, King maker, and Yarrow are bare. ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE AT PLAISTOW.-(11112 DAY.) This morning, shortly before 1 o'clock, a despe rate attempt was made to murder a married woman named Mary Lovelace, 40 years of age, by her husband, Jobs Lovelace, aged 42 years, who afterwards made a determined attempt on his own life. Lovelace bad bees out drinking in the evening, and at about half-past 11 o'clock last night he retired to reel with his wife. There were several ehildreo in the room, and about the time aboveliamed the elder son, about 14 years of age, was suddenly aroused by bearing his mother Galling eat " Murder ; help." He got oat of bed and saw his father beating his mother on the head with fearful violence and blood issuing from the wounds. He eaUed for assistance when several lodgers and neighbours rushed in and found that be had nearly killed the woman, and en the floor wee a large shoemakers' hammer bearing portions of human hair and blood. The man Lovelace was lying on the floor near the bedstead with a fearful gash in thetlimat and on the armsandbodywereseveral largebsoieed wounds or stabs from which blood was oozier copiously. The wounded woman and her husband were taken to the London Hospital. The injuries in the throat and arms of the man Lovelace were no doubt iallietei by himself with a shoemakers' knife, which he used when at work, and but faint hopes are entertained of the recovery of the woman. This morning a crowd of persons assembled in front of the house where the tragedy teak place, whisk ia in the North Woolwich-read, Victoria-docks. Plaistow. CONCEALMENT OF BIRTH. RESUMED INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Dr. Lankester resumed an inquiry at the Durham Arms, Havelock-street, Caledonian-road, on the body of a newly-born female child, the supposed off. spring of Martha Allen, which was pinned up in a parcel and produced by her as having been found on the steps of hie master's door, at No. 12, fllock.orchard-sillaa, Caledo• ----- The inquest has been adjourned three times. The Coroner having7expeessed the wish of the jury to the Home Secretary that the suspected woman should be pre sent to hear the evidenos against her, so that they might come to • satisfactory verdict, Sir George Grey complied with the request, and the woman wee produced in the cus tody of Sergeant Look, 21 N. Dr. Balliaghurst, recalled, stated that he bad made an examination of the woman, and found that she had been recently delivered. The suspected wanes here became extremely affected, and was attended by Mr. Billinghurst out of court. She shed teen copionaly, and upon recovery was again brought ie. Mrs. Marian Pro•ghtos, of 12, Hornserstreat, who for merly lived at the Rae and Crown, Highgate, and Mary Allen lived with her there, and was delivered of • child in July last. Witness knew she was in the family way three weeks before the time. She was properly attended, but the child died a week after. Allen left witness's lonia in August. The cotton print produced was part of a dress which witness bought for her. After a deliberation of about ten minutes the jury re turned the following vadat :—" That • locale child newly born was found dead at No. 12, Stock-orchard-villas, in the Cieledonian-rad, is the pariah of Islington, sod the said jurors say that the aid child came to her death by suf. focatioe ; and the said jams further say that bow the said child was suffocated there was sot sufficient evidence to show, and the said jurors farther say . that the said child was the offspring of Martha Allen, who is guilty of having con cealed the birth." The proceedings then terminated. EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE IN HOITON. LVQIIRST.—(THIS DAY.) This forenoon an inquiry was held by Mr. John Hammy; Middlesex Cormier at the Green Man Tavern, Horton Old.town, respecting the suicide*: Joshua Webster, aged 39 years. The deceased was a sawyer, living in Bess-street, Horton, Shoreditch, and sines the death of his wife recently he be came melancholy, took to drinking to excess, and DO ill-used and neglected his children that they left him last week. Oa Saturday last b• climbed upon the water butt, and contrived to let himself dowe, head foremost, lato the water. through a small bole in the lid or cover. which was nailed down. His next-door neighbours had their attention attracted by hie feet, which were visible above the top of the water-butt, and with great difficulty he was got out. Dr. Harebell was called in, and pronovseed him to be quite dead.—Dr. Harebell said it was next to an impossibility for the deceased to have got iabo the butt by accident ; he must have mod great ingenuity to accomplish the fear. The Conniff having eansined up. The Jury returned a verdict of " Suicide while of uu• eouod wield." The speech day at Wellington College was appointed for yesterday, when the Prince of Wales as governor, and the Earl of Darby, as deputpgarrernor, attended: The proceedisp were of high internist His royal highness made the announoement that the Earl of Derby bad set apart the profits arising from his " Homer" to form • scholarship, to be bold by the best conducted boy In the , school, for the last year of hi residence ; and his lordship, in afterwards alladiog to the fact, graosfidly said that the labour spat on that work had been a rare pleasure to him ; and as the public bad bees pleased to rearizerate him so largely for that !shear, he felt he amid not do better than devote it to the isterests of the college. The college has proved so gnat a seems that it is already overflowing, and two new dormitories, to aosommodate about 50 additional boys, are in coons of ereceirs. . . me. lair I_ 00,01S 1 N I 00, 0 07 0 1 10,000 100,___ - io:000l t0,00•3 i ii,sooi 21 4 4 .1 iiil I P."l sa,,osel - f.iiii i '' 000 1 10,01 1 :1 00.000 10,000 •0. MON to. 10,000 10,000 10, 110,000 106,000 - Pio' ii:iiii 12c,1,000f 20,000 50,000 Bie,ooo 15661 wool - !:iiii i: art I K .0.1 SAS AG* 1 :*1 Kaiej 20,000 10,000 25.000 tO 000 tU Oa 60.000 OD NO 1: 1 :66 0,606 MON Their Royal Highnesses the Count and Countess of Paris hosioared Lady Molesworth with their company at dinner lest eves*. The following were United to mast t►eir royal higlieessis :—His Eseelleney the Italian Minister, the Maims of St. Albans aid Lady Diane Beeneark, the Marquis of Sligo, the Countess of Kleiman, She Lai and Counters of &afield, Lord Itaveessrarth, Mr. end Lady banquet Basement. Lord and Lady Carew, 4 Mr Heim sad Lady Same Campbell, Admiral Mr Themes l ea s, - as ~ end Lady Cochrane, Colossi Chalkeer, Mr. F. Coartisesy, Kw Ip Mrs. Leas Fox, and the lady ih *siting on their royal Wall M. I Wa ll M. higium ism. $87,071 at. iko* $,.0 o' SMARR 1.181'6.--4771.18 DA Y., Two o'Ozoom The operations in the railway market to-day are not numerooa There is a demand , however for _ Metropolitan, South Eastern and Great Ewitern stocks, which have risen ii to per cent. On the other hand, Great astern has declined I, and London and North Weetern and Lancashire and Yorkshire It. London and North Western stock is now qsl' lquloted 3 o I Groot Western, 6 to 3rtcyao4 44 to 134 ; Lanossitire and Yorkshire, 122 to ; Caledonian, 184} to ,133 f ; South Eastern, 85} to 86 ; Great Eastern, Of to div. ; London and South Western, 99 to ; Metropolitan, 143 i to I • Great Northern, to 131 i; ditto A, i 65 to 1 148. 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Os. al ' Ultima Karina Upper Amain Taa(Lloa Ditto VanDlunan's Land I 11 , seseast Pinaisoe(Lias ) Ii A' • andiaaltadlal L II 6 al 1 " a66_ 66 It Ip] 1 11 !I pm t . 1 pen Or t l4 e % Lb m 0 91 I to it 9 In I I 911 91 9 1 dr 11 1 -. :4 PREFER/OTE SHARES, Groat Westsin—s7;at Adirilaati6;lord, Sad guarantee Moak, 1191. London and South Weston 7 par and. stock, LA* 3rd aharea 1511. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and SanFranciaoct (Limited) guar. 7 par east, 14. Ottoman (Sams to AMMO, 9/ id. SERIOUS PIRA-(TB DAY.) REYARSABLE PRESERVATION OF LIFE. A fire occurred this morning on the premises of Ifts. Elizabeth Geaeb, riefreahmeat-hoase keep'', 434, West Strand. _ . . Cloadnotor George Elides arrived with the RoyslSociety's reaps front fit Martin's Church, and hearing that some persons were still in the building, he pitched his machine, and having mitered the eeoomd Moor, found NM Clerk, undimmed, sad isseesible from the heated smoke. There was in the same room Elisabeth !Lull, a servant, who wee also I. her nielit-olotbea. These two pares he placed in his muspe,andbrought themdown in safety. He ritentered the first floor, acd foetid a Kr and Mrs. Smith, and reamed them. The flames were happily eoefined to the lower put of the building, which is better known r the Lowther Hotel. About tbs same time another fir took plane in the premieee beloegieg to Mr. Nicole; artificial flower maker, No. 52, Ctsiswell-etreet, Finsbury. The upper portion of the building was filled with lodgers, Maladies( a Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and three eltildme, who before the reaps had time to arrive rushed down the stairs, and the childres's clothes were literally burnt on their backs. The other , iomates managed to effect their reaps from • aide door. Some thousand sallow of water were scattered upon the dames, hut the roof fell in. Mr. Miriam' premises ware all bat destroyed, and serious damage done to the adjoining property. Another fire broke out on the premises of Mr. Willies, paperhanger red deooratar No. 8, Amherst-road , Hack ney. At the time of the outbreak there were • servant-girl, a young man, and three children in the house. The latter were got out, but a child was left in the second-floor back. The servant-girl wee runniog about the street in • rate of Omer, whoa Conductor Momper, after lowering his serape to peas under the rail way arch, rose it again and entered the frost room second floor. The smoke being so intense, he was obliged to re treat and take his fly ladder to the back, pitched it against the leads and drew it after him, aed then placed it against the window. He entered and found the child in bed, almost su ff ocated. He took the child in his arms sod brought it down the ladder, fee which he wee loudly ap plauded. MONDAY ETZNISQ. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 901, ex div., both for money and next Thursday's settle ment, opened this morning at 90 to g, and closed at 901 to . For the Bth of Anginit the last price was 90g to I. The " continuation " was Ito g per cent. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, I ; ditto for account, 90, g, f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89k, g, ; New Three per Cents., 891, g 1 ; Annuities, 1885, 14} ; India Five per Cent. Block, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, 17a. 21s. prem. The India Five par Cent. stock was firm. India Bonds were dealt in at 17a. to 21s. prem. Ex chequer Bills remain at par to 4s. prem. Spanish Passive Bonds were rather fiat, and a re duction of 1 to 2 per cent. took place in Turkish Six per Cent., of 1863, as well as in the Mares:mane Railway Loan. With thee. exceptions, however, foreign stocks were firmer. Mexican roes # per cent.; Portugese , Egyptian of 1864, Turkish Scrip, sand Spanish Three per Cents., • Turkish Bonds of 1865, Ito 1, and the Consolidis: I. I The shares of the financial companies were doll. General Credit declined 2s. 6d. There was also a fall of ss. in International Financial. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternationalFinan- , cis], 1 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to II prm.; London Financial, 71 to prem. •, Imperial Mercantile Credit, 21 to 21 prem.; Credit Fancier and Mobilier, 31 to I prem. The shares of the London Merchants Company i were last quoted I dis. to; prem., showing a repo-, very. The marked opposition m ade to this coin-1 pany in certain quarters from the circumstanced 1 its introducing the joint stock principle into mer le:lentil. business has led, from the outset, to a large' :number of speculative sales, but, the establishmout f the company being now thoroughly awed, store disposition has been shown to-diry to rerpht The iisliabizrountal Maim that the iscreasega t ehasli with $ view to cover these trausactipos. the amber el Fellows ham 1552te 1864 was 133,308. The dosing (but bl 1111113 Y "mu uuultuld) twos' WEST FLANDERS RAILWATS.-(THIS DAY.) A special generil meeting of the shareholders was held this afternoon at the °Mese of the company, 61, Moor gate-street, Mr. R. T. FIXERS in the chair, to consider and approve the details of the agreement made with th e Botrifte d'Esploitration de Chemins de Per, and approved by the special general meshes of the West Flanders Railways Oes pony held on the 19th day of July, 11161, for is the fresh capital for construction of the new lines weeded to this company, and farther to am. elder and approve the modificatioe of the West Pleaders Company's etatutes necessary to carry out the said agreement." The report, which was Wined mat time before, having been taken se read, The CHILEMAN observed that the number of bonds rev guired had bees exed at 30,000, of • nominal capital of Mfr. 4200 each. He then entered into* detailed state meat of the expenditure involved in the agreement, amount ing altogether in round numbers to 300,0001. The ad vantage of the agreement was that they knew at ogee what would be the outlay, and the directors did sot consider the amount at all unreasonable. Bonds to the amount of 80,0001. were reserved for the English share holder to exercise as option with regard to them. The issue of these bonds would give them the adesategs of a Belgian interest in their lioe,ea they would probably be held by influential persona in Belguira, aid that was a Mad of interest which the eompany had not hitherto, the thatettoldere hieing Pearly all Bail He concluded by =oriel; the aileptima of the After • dirt oisionsioropoti was sdopted, sad formal rosolatioso ba toolhoroaso of the object were Mtge ' wards agreed so. 110137 NARIEBT.-MllB DAY). Two &Moo& There is not such business in the stork lassists to-day, but the tendency, on the whole, is rather better. Consols, foreign securities, and several British lines have advanced to a moderate extent. There is no new feature in the discount market, which remains quiet, with a large supply of money, and few bills offering. The rate for the best paper, however, is 3 par cent. In the Stock Exchange there is rather more demand for short loans on ,English government securities, at 21 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele -Igram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 671 r. 170., showing a fresh rim of 1 per cent. Consols are now quoted 991 to 1, ex div., both for money and next Thursday's settle- ment, and 901 to 4, ex for the new as-. r (omit (August a The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cast. Consols for money, 901, f ; dittolor aocount,9ol, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89k, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; New Twaand-a-IfeN per Cents, 711 ; Batik Stock, 248, 250; India Stock, shut; ditto The per Cent. Stook, 1041, ; ditto Four per Cent., 994; and Exchequer Bills, 41 0 3e., ls. prem. Foreign stocks are firmer, sad an advance, rang ing from 1 to 1 per cent., has taken place in Turkish of 1862 Consolideis, Spanish Passive and Certi, ficates, Confederate, Egyptian, and Italian. On the other hand, Mexican Bonds have declined 4. Some of the present quotations are sub joined :-Turkisb, 1868, 721 to 731; ditto, 1862, 71 to 4, ex div.; ditto Consolidtle, 494 to ; Mexican, 234 to 24, ex div.; Span ish Passive, 291 tG.3O/ ; ditto Certificates, 144 to 15 ; Oreet,. s 2Ol td 21 ; and Confederate, 8 to 9 are recorded as follows :-Buenos Ayres One per Cents., 35 ; Egyptian, 97 ; ditto . emend Mine, 97; ditto 1001. Bonds, Pa; ditto, 1864, 944; Greek, for account, 204 ; ditto Coupons, for ac count, ; Italian, for account, 64, ex div.; ditto 1865, 761; Mexican, for account, 24, 731, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1853, 471, cx div.; Russian, 1850, 88, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 911, 1; Spanish Passive, for account, 291, 30 ; ditto, Ceracates,l for account, 14/, 1; Turkish, 1854, for account, 941, 931 ; ditto, 1868, 731 ; ditto, 1862, for ac count, 714, 704, 71, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 714, 1, ax div. ; ditto, 1866, 461, 4, 47 ; ditto Guaranteed, 1011, 1024. International Financial ahares are now quoted 14 to pm.; General Credit, 14 to Prem.; London Financial, 74 to if prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 21 to f prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 34 to 1 pram., ex div. ; Hud son's Bay, 164 to 3 , ex div. ; and Egyptian Trading, to dia. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Russian Iron Works, Bto 10 prem. ; Downs Docks, to 1 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph preference, to prem. ; London Bridge Land, to e prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 3 to 2 pm. ; Glamorganshire 1r0n,24 to prem. ; London Quays andWarebouses, par to prem. ; Barned's Banking, 14 to prem. ; London, Windsor, and Greenwich Hotels, 11. to 24 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 31 to 4 prem. ; East London Railway scrip, to 1 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3to prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange Warehouse, 14 to prem. ; General Exchange Bank, to 14 prem. ; and London Merchants, Ito die. The particulars are published of various bonds of both issues of the Egyptian Government Loan of 1862, which were drawn on the Ist inst., and are to be paid off at par on the Ist September next. The drawing of the numbers of the bonds to the amount of 250,0001. for payment at par, of the Consolidated Peruvian Five per Cent. Loan, took place yesterday at the office of Mr. Lewis H. Hule wood, with the usual formalities. Several bond holders attended. About 66,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The steamer IA Plata, from Brasil, has brought 40,4301. in specie, and the Africa, from Boston, 14,0001. The failure is announoed of Messrs. John T. Bell and Go., Sat India merchants, es old and respectable firm, of London, and with es tablishments at Manchester and Bombay. The liabilities reach about 380,0001., including accept ances against consignments, Ac., to the amount of 80,0001., which will either be taken up by the drawees, or the proceeds of the goods will falli cover them. A satisfactory liquidation I. expe _ _ _ Messrs. C. J. Naamyth and Co., East India merchants, have also stepped payment, "in conse guano° of losses sustained by the late depreciation in the value of cotton, from the failures of other parties, and the delay in receiving debts due to us both here and at Bombay." The liabilities amount to about 68,0001., and the prospects of the liquida tion are conside red uncertain. The books have been planed in the hands of Messrs. Qnilter, Ball, and Co., the accountants. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,367/. over last year ; and the South Eastern, an increase of 1,0441. A communication having been received from the Italian government that a committee bas been appointed to re-examine the claims of the Sardi nian bondholders of 1881, the further considera tion of the memorial before the committee of the Stook Exchange, to expunge the shares of the Lom bardo-Venetian Railway from the official list, has been adjo urned for a month. A cal of W. is to be paid on the extension capitol (guaranteed 41 per cent.) of the Great Southern of India Railway Company by the 28th inst. The reoond ordinary general meeting of the Con solidated Discount Company will be held on the 19th July. ii.ioo si 101.000 10 7,600 10 11.000 N 10,01 I 0 100.000 10 AK J I 00000 N WOW 10 WA: 00 01 10 10.000 10.000 SO N. 61 lee 2 in u 10 . 1 110 100 100 100 100 liW il 11, 10i 100 HO I 140 la 100 1011 1 100 1111 I±,oooi io,aeol Uf - NI 71 '8 1 re 12 4 * xon 1 40i 564 id 111111 4 n efli• 2441 4 U 31 147 61 .... LISI ilk u 2 7 0 1 i Oo 1041 8 4 a ... 101} :o3 SI id lon 22 id 12114 - =not U 77 611 60j 3 dons for shares in new undertakings are sib jcened :—rernvian Railways, 2 1 to prem. • Cheshire Salt Works, 4_ to 14 prem.; London-bridg; Land, to 4 prem. ; I.m'aoh and Idediterranesa Bank, 3to prem. • inakely Ordnance, to 4 g= irgamorgan I ron and Coal, 21 to 3 prem.; Town Icon, 1 to 2 prem. ; Let London Railway scrip, to 1 prem.; Belgrave Mansion to prom. ' • Railway Credit, Ito 2 prem. hoer to of Lime, 1 to 14 prem. ; Enamelled Iron, 2to 3 prem. • Park old Iron 1 to 2 prem.; Barned's Rank, 11' to 11 prem. ; London, Green wieb, and Windsor Hotels, 11 to 24 prom.; Samuel Bestow and Co., fto 14 prem. ; Liverpool and Dublin Steam, to 14 prem. ; Bop and Malt Ex change, 14 to 11 prem. ;_ Ownanil Exchange Bask t to 14 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph Preference, 4 to i Prem. The new issue of ordinary stock of the Gina. Northern Railway Company was quoted 8 to 10 , prem. MINEB.--4THIE) DAY.) • Two o'Ormes. In the mining market to-day there is a demand for Great North Downs, West Chivertoo, But Rut warns, and Tolvadden shares. Subjoined are some `of the present quotations :—West Chiverton 77e to SO ; Great North Downs, 31 to ft ; Rut Rose warns, 21 to 1; Tolradden, le to 11 ; last Cars Brea, %to ; Fact Russell, 31 to 4j ; and North Treater y, 21 to g. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un changed. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have reoeived the following report, dated Morro Volk% 29th May :—Produte, 12 days of May, 16,217 canvas ; yield, *257 MMus per ton ; remittance, 60,1112.4.0itau5. COI ,3fERCIAL AND MARKETS. " ICINCING-LANE. —MED DAT.) SOCSAIL—The market has opened eteadlly at but week'. prices, brows qualities being moat in request. The asks ',eluded Cuba Muscovado at 325. and 30s. 6d. Beffised: Only a limited business continues to be transacted, at bah weak'. aNetleeT. 001713.—The parcels offered were too =impartial be give quotations; privately the market is very inn, bat quiet, tbers being very few parcels offering for tale. TM. RICE, two Boa.—No wise reported. HANIE—it. Petersburg class quoted at M. to 291., with a very firm market. Oorroa.—Very little balsam has been trammeled, holders refusing to mil =hoe at tall prices. Ismoo.-12,370 chaste, Inelading 1,000 elm= is the B catalogue, are sow declared fee the De= quarterly galas el Bat LIAM, which winsomeness ea Tamaiy, July U. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market ie quiet. Toes talker is quoted 40s. dd., set ;tub ; Petersburg Y. 0., ea the spot, 41s. 6d. to 41s. 94.; Ocitobe t. ma to r t b o . 43.. Dole r rber,126.ditOseetuber 435.; Armory PAILTICULAIS OF TALLOW. 1 MIL 1 1404/M7 D.o.7 ara ug hsad irsek thls day oth. tram Id Joao Antral lad week late fres 121 Jaw Pric•Y.C.aa the l aat &yawl 37,514 44445 858 879 6,880 4,58 5 1,540 8 5 3,800 LOS 425. M. 40LN. 480 Od. 413.0 d. Ho , Antral fee Use week eseag lath July Ws year, end riellmeg, 1,411 mks, The antral last week 1,146 casts from Petersburg ;1329.Awatialla; 903 South Aime3S63 total, 4,306 mats. SMITHFIELD HAY MAIUKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr.Oliarloo 'how Easton reports trade at this following prime :—Printe old clover, from Ms. to 1436. ; Widow ditto, 100.. to 110 s.; 0111 F ditto. 100 a. to 116 o.; pinto old loog, 1104. to LIU; inferior ditto, 955. to l00o.; now ditto, no. to 110..; sissy, 2ns. to no. WEATHER REPORT. .-(TEUEI DAY.) . 4. II &J. •-•-••-•- TIJIIIDAT. JILT Koko SI 41 • 4 2 1 N.& Aberdeen Leith AM N. Ardraufea .86 66: B. 01.1930115 UL 7B & Galway Cape Liverpool Helyliesd Peersooe .. 19 — .92 et! e. ,66.6088 ter n L'Orlfst ,80.0 88 8. Lookaare FO4 :8 4, 1 2=r Of 6. ti le et B.W. rareesoatlt t.. 00 04 &LW. Loam 199.066! 8.8. W. Dover — frameoelb BlO6 61 IL keriorroi war al LW. Shields Met &V LW. Beilrolaa4 110.07 69 W. D. L ail KIM ILL aw. 1 - 1, tib , lie 1 a 1 a & to i, hwa ftoausa 1111711SINT. ON Cea s e fresh SMINIM I. to N. to sad 4 N. 46W.. Clai showers la pluses. SAW. to NAY.. fresh to strews bakeseeeno rue. lloOviamt. 4 aext above. ISM to &W. and N.W , trash to strong, with rain to places. 8.2. to S.W. and in plants to N.W., troth to strong, generally Ana. ♦■ next above. WRIPTRIM Lamm Varying, moderate Os strong. Norigin*llleolisaL Wastairasirdiall, wiuma, ant ad* aria °i weird Cbaseal and Bay int Biwa" Issaernmiaaaward ingland and Barth SIM A petition is printed this morning with the par liamentary votes, alleging 'bribery, treating, istimidatisa, sod undue Inbred against Mr. T. Benny, ,on., end his meats in the late Devoeport election ; end prayieg that the retire mar be delved null and void. The petition is 41101 by 15 'looters of the borough. Victor Hugo arrived at Brussels on Saturday last. • Twa RIPamxNTATION Or Fusin , .—W e are ie a position to state that the remesentatioes which Yr. Core friends are hearty making, to the effect that there is a secret coalition between him and Yr. Aldermin Leek. are wholly unfoooded. Mr. Lank wisely stands aloe*, width • he mai well afford to do, sad lava his auppotters to give their wood rote to whatever candidate they think It— the great majority of whom, it is undentood, will vote for Kr. Theresa. —Morning Advertiser. Twa ANNIMMISAMT OT AMERICAN IMDIPEMDINCI. —(Tam Dar.)—This being the 4th of July, Um anotvereary of American independottee will be ociebiated by the Ame rican, residents in Leeds. with more than wed rejoicieg. The New Tack them sod other Amis• views ships lying in the Loodoe, East India, and nid6boaring docks were gaily decked out this m is the Kepley of bunting. The satioesl4 was hoisteda 11 the Antietam consulate at the mom of Penchurch-strest, and moot at the large Amsrlasn eetabliehmeets at the mab gad of the town exhibited the dare and stripes. Ammest the Antedates the day is kept a strict holiday, mod thin *waning there II to bee dinner et St. James's-hall, in cote. asemoration of the event, and which will be attended by the Areeric is minister and annul snd other IDS aential Ameri. ems. The captaim of the American ship lying in L *doe also dice together. lan HOME Snow AT ISLINGTON. —The prepare time for the National Horne now at Islington ere pro seeding meet vigorously, and there will be several harrow meats in the arrangements of lath year. The judges ere lords Chesterfield. Portsmouth, and Falmoaili, and better selection could not hare bola reeds lord Cheater. Geld has always been coosidered by John Scott to be the beet judge of thoroughbred Kook be war same maim I. his life. Arid es far as cwriage hawse are concerned, there is not a dealer at the West -god bat who will bow to his de aloe. Lords Portsmouth sad Falmouth ham sot been before the world for so may man es their colleague, b u t they . sash know their borleces well, and the trio are metals to give an booed opinion se the animals brought before them without fear or affection for anybody. This 'striae for the Stallion Prise are vary numerous, I hear, mid mon them are Lord Mien, the Scottish Chief, Argue of the Post. hs— Taa Calm. TIMATMCITT OP • YMIING WOMAN AT Warms —Yesterday at the geaeral wrier emeleas for the bocosgb of Windsor. hold at the Tees-ball. When Me. Baraller !!ton i. W e Adolphus Roberts, tins - Liadienal of Um Priem of Wes Tavern. Cieureiasinsgs, Windsor. who was socunitiol on Mr ,bergs of liffinlMlT is. • babe the yam' worsen Adelaide Denton. his lavaedd. agg • ; brought sp fit trial. The peinNorawanumnsseseet the eon - are so front be the Wade el es maws that little eramarm6 L nessemare. TM hall was thronged by the labs =thus to hem the gaol &deice la tins weft& i.e. was ably &fen fed. but WO aidmatdy, Stier • assume bearing of both sides, sentamedte eighteen ealsedar mart& istrrieenmeet. re. trial did sot swim. till the ewes*. Bradawl Aecawr Fame Etatawn.—Ye-. Ooawe l tb ade e Ds = d eraiik b soonded la lse hie % end l ea keese he ta ll , i r r ht tees. II 861 6 debate lasearwriega. hem the ibitanie Ger- Ame, Belfast. About 10.000 pongee mon MITToI. Illet helloes proceeded la the direction of Gaiety Kerry. 11,en kVA 6.1171 iiii 4,1M1i 41s. Ild. 1... ea. i l ps It If 1. , I. It 6 a- of in , le d d et ea be M it ,••• ith ra - les II 71. . ON . AIII 1 wed cat • 2 02 q wiill Of . hat 1111. t mi. i w a" wel sad di isk• a D 1 rits • . TM re* 1 . . 8 , sir% are as -1 ~• : I Oar • 6•1 bow* 4 ,7w ' i d r "op ant ig sal II w ee .1 rral ll El S" . i'cil - al I Bpa a MI 111 117 IsIM ... 1 % if - , 1 Mill Itose 17.1110 114410 12.010 lip. 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