The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-19 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PAUWBNT. HOCSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT.) The !Kush took the chair at 12 o'clock, bat it wow scd half an boar before biome.s could be proceeded with, se forty inenihert were not prtvid. The Lori.' 4111011.1111,111/ to the Brolford, Wakefield, and Lode Rada ay Bill. the Crest Northern and Motropditan Jastetwo, the Land Loan and Improvemeut Company Bill, awl the Scottish Drainage Coemputy Bill. were weed to. The Monklaad Railway@ Bill was reel • second time. LA N 01. 1 .41 D AND TENANT (IRELAND) BILL. The 'epee went into committee on this hill. Mr NI•11 AHON oppineti the bill, which he mid wee or satin lc for the beadit of the landlo r d ad spirt the tenant in IrelaolL It we. substantial:l7 the name as the bill ,1 IsAt ; hut as it coatained Doi clauses, and reloaded b 7 mt. of parhament, 1 10 111•1 going aa far back se Edwanl IV., It ought to have been properly ex plain..l. Its effect would he to make the mistime of latidlord and t• mint quite different in helms, from what it was in the law now stool. a lazellord and tenaat could rotor into a emend by percale fur a ken fur three Wilrn. There was an harm in but, and no evil comequeoces Lel resulted from it, in either enquiry. Bat it was now propoed that henceforth every contract or lime . of keel.. not hem; from year to year, or for a less period, should be in Irriliag. the tenant might have laid Ind his money under each • once - met, and the landlord might some open him, sal my that, sot being is writing, the contract was v"ul Asother objectinaable clause was that which forbad.• the tomtit to cut &we, hp, or crop nay tree or wood. water a gesa lt y al for every bas h. He mould aot oven prune hm gooseberry bushel or grub up a tam-. or eat weenier branch foe say purpose, as the land be ....mind lasted of this. the tenant should be en couraged to pleat trees, which were too scams M Ireland. Mother objectinnahle clean was that by which, wherever is existing know the mien had been reserved, the laadlord ninths go is and week them In any way he chow. Clause AI, relative to wade, was even mew,. intolerable. By that dame, if the lead. iced went before a magistrate, and allowed that be hid reason to believe the teased was intend. lag to Collllliii say unlawful waste, injury, or destruction, the magistrate might issue his warrant forbid. ding sail act, and if that were not ,itteieled to commit the beeone, his eiders and abettors. to pried) for three months. This did not relate to future tenamite, but tomato already el may seer.' standing might le thus d ea lt w ith. Wi t h reepir.l to ejectment also the bill was most unjust to the knout Theo were but a few of the grievances aseate,l hy this ball, which oat mllesl a coasolidataxi bill. Be thought the landlord and tenant bill proposed by Mr. W bitande on the whole a much better one. He auto! Ow government would let the Irish termite atom, or if they must Oceanic for them, give them the law of Regtiol He Overdue* move.' that the chairman should at ewe I-eve the chair. Mr. WHITESIDEoppoonI the bill on the ground that it tine •ot likely to prove • estisfactory settlement of the queetios. [Left sitting.] LONODY JOINT :frock . 1A911:-(THIS DI Y.) TIM. afternoon the half-yearly meeting of the sharehoblers of this company mix held Sbe Boordnissin of the Hoak, Presernstreet, Mansion.house Sir JAYS' Late pressing. nu re p or t was rea d by the Secretary lA. G. Iin2NILOT) as follows: " It will be earn from the accommayirg amounta, which show the pintos of the hank on the Stith alt., drat the set pont seed during the preceding six months amounts to 1111,0 W. 13.. 9.1.. of which 37,. - .04. is appropriated to the usual dies.l.md at the este of I'l . per cent., and the balance, 21,:5t44 13a. 9.1. carried to profit and bus new account. The directors regret to oil that the curtest balf.year hoe ensuumes.l with the prospect of • oisaidarable low os bills dew mated, is con....pieme .4 the recent failures in the leather leole. The extent .4 it cannot he aocurately esti. aria.., at preset, in the *lenience of authentic itiforustion wepecting the meets .4 the ecrcral ineolyeat houato but ea •01 the seem/eery •tateruerita are produced, mach scussurra will be adopted in raids as ea the interest of the hank may require ; and Is the nonntinie there is 'Mb. to Ifflelic.e that the ultimate to.. will not eared 40,0e0. The guarantee fund, having barn aerated with 2!,'-'304 for depreciatios mime the 31e Deecliber, in the value of government awl Indian is. .entire held by the beak, an.l credited with 3,4401 Ile. for on month. isterrat, sow amounts to 211,511011 fe 11d. The .bwidexd, free from inerane.taa, will he poirshle and after Frahiy, the Vtli iist.snt. The Isampaied illiath din 110!..ini I rrineny (Niro leg., am of the teuxibis of the busk, wises talseestief exertiese I. pronsote id welfare on all owns ss were highly appreciated by ho ...Menem, having caused a iniosscy at gm hen', m extraordinary general meeting will he bell 118 Thurater, the 15th .4 oi:toner nest, to dell • director bt hi. place. The director. have, is accouters with the wishes .4 their unich-rateeio...l friend, Hr. Pellard, rehires,' lase fume the lauriese.lutw. ot the nmespiessit, which he he. faithfully sad ably discharged d the whole period .4 the hask's exi st ence , an d th ey have ewing awarded to bin • retiring allowance .4 tone,. per annum, aa • j• .t re...1'11.4t0n of hi. valuable services is tbe Inap.itant .At. bold by bin. NA many yews. The dire. h.,. feel 'mural that the ahareboldwe will tiothell . approve of thus arrangement, awl also gladly avail Sherusfres .4 the opportunit of retaisiag fur the bask the benent .4 then late imager's knowlolge and experieuce by electing him to the recant .rat in the direction, for whi. hbe ha. annousrad himself a candidate. Mr. Fleming Hewitt. late sub-msexper, who pussies the entire couti• .14 -•• of the leant, having servo., the hank is various de. partnestits upwaola .4 21 year* with real awl intelligence, is au. ',harped with the general massacernent. and amem, Onunlay. 4use 30, 1300.- Dr To capital paid up, 6:kilo) sham at 101. each, 60. ; to amount doe by the bask, 9,811,3013. ; to amount of the guarantee fuel, 31.1 lb . '2,..)..16111. ; to sit meths' interest on dot,. at .11. per rent per annum. 3,440/. I Is. ; te.vrther. Irv,mtsti. 5.. 1 Id. ; Is.. de-reise once the value. ti.n.eu Deoember. 10.1:', in tbe market valne of 11 , .. , 13111f.DS and East 10 , 14111 securities held by the Rank, 21,21 M. •111.31101. 9e 1 Id. ; to amount carried to profit and araount, 106,4471. lii. 2d. total, 10,744,5141. 10a. tkl. Cr.. By Exchupser Bills, lode debentures, and 'scram. wont noels. 1,016,390 f. 2s. 11.1. ; by rush, luaus, and bias discounted, '..,Orts,.t/04. 7s. 101. ; by building, fumigate, he.. hiscra street, te2,37rd. ; by ditto, ditto. M 7.1.r.d4 ; tog , ther, ; total, 10,714,514/. 10s. Pd. " Profit awl ken soonest. Ur.: To current expenwa. proportion .4 Waditing expenses. directon' remun”ratiou, 1e.1.1.14., income tax, lee., =IOW. 13s. 9d. ; to al..•ipt earned to profit and los, new account, being no bate of intoned an hills illeyountial not yet due. ; 4. livi.:en.l account for the pay. meat .4 half a year's dividen.l, at the rate of 12j per ....taunt per annum, upon exskisti9., amount c c..fcd.up capital upon woo Aare., 27,51.111 , . ; to awiteint rrfar. ward to point and In,. new account, 24.5344 13s 941.; total, 101,147/. 12s. 3.1 Cr.-lie lubsece brought down, 106,4471. : total, 106,4471. I?.. The ellAlll.ll/111 . moving that the report be adopted, mid that it med a l e a t h ave bee: i necessary for him to do than c'ePutsdate the shareholder. upon the continued prop... and sty A this bank , if it had not been that the iltrectors In report a rery revere LAY through the (adore. is the leather tnelo. Rut that arose ant from har,o4 taken up any new yoncern, but from the failtire of Messrs. Stremtfeilil, one .4 the am.: lent of the bank, fool on, that had brought valuable coun..xiou. to them. The nini Lid enjoyed the ounlidence of the env of London, and no ordinary prudence could hair vailD•il the liee that the lank hail aufferol by their failure. The Lite manager did not think that the amount of the would exceed 30.0 t V. but not irieh that the actual alno.uot should eareeil the retinetc, std the s le, I therefore calculated upon 110.00/._ Mr. BORRAI , IILE arke.l whether Men.rt. Ytre•tfeill kept • banking a only s discount nereont Mr. I) ir, mod they kept 4 41 1,1111 working seronnt. Althoti.;h the l.nnk discounted •ry I r ely for theni. there VW in p. 11 of fact a current revouut, end in pr..ot he etete•l thrt the lank now held between 2.0001. and 3,0014 lo their ereeht. Mr. Ikon tome thought the direeton had not acted prudentls in a/tarring to the firm when it was known that they bad received a much higher accommoday bon from a larger bunk. or in dealing so freely with a con certi the porton in which were busing estates while they were carryius iin their India,: °pyridine.. Mr. rrtrrt and Mr. A snitor. None defended the Iran!, 'tatter that the course this bail pursued in thia LINO had tie uniform practice throughout the Z 1 years oof the etou neo .4 the hank, awl its wisdom waa ;rowed by Ilie Li ilsit the lad debt* during that period would nut anyobit to a differeDire of I per cont. in the divides4l that thY froprietors had 'revises!. m - vrral ropirktun expressed the fullest confidence in the /cert. lb reprrt WAS then whpted,..nd a vote of thanks was as- I a. the eLurnt-,a •nd diracturs, as tM motion of Mr. • •11... Lr r•ztzeet h.a% in./ bees paid to the late train. ; . T. Mr. I the imetia3 separated. It: LPr NI4IIIIIIIINT —A return w:ui published th.• ~ ...enin4 .4 an ma.. is whi c h e,wporol puniebteent hat 4.n oalect..l fa pole dueler; the last three yearn The ee• Lee ae (Whore - Ledford, 2 ; Berko, 5; Backs, , 4 *.ashel.l4e, 1; Chester, 44; Cornwall, 13; Derby, :.. Devoe, II ; Dorset. 3 : Durham. 4 ; Lei. 4 • 4 .l...are.ter, 4 ; 11.-n4.44. 1; Hatter:l, 20 ; h• .2, .21 ; Lahelizt of. 190 ; Leire,ter, 124 ; Lineele, 1 ' . Nleilkee", 51 ; Norfoli, 10; Northampton, 3; s, rtLut.:lnelead, 91.1; Neltirr;lsain, KO 24m:1e:set, ; M.nthmol4.4, 2; Statlmel, ; /sof Sorree,;;24;sees, ll;Warsiek, 4: Weetnwerh.nd, 2 . Wilt.. 4 ; W•wee4er, 5; York, 13. The "sly return. le en WA. ere 10 awns at Dam ai4h. lathe "empty pneon 1.4 t;` laalma airy indicted .41 otw prisoner and 171 es a....ther. 4ii Wee' UNTO indebed on ama :J years age I heriotAL thrcter. Cos mtp). t.. Irie kir wetk eiaLri J4:y 15, LOU% Ile. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) ROUSE OF LORDS. RUMS v. LIA—INFORTANT JUDOS'S= as AITIVIRSO 11.1•1111Taaa ILlfteallta GRAMME SCHOOL.' The Lard Chessellor took his soak at m guider to SiSVON, en the manhole for the Purposed delivering judgeseet is the shore ass mad hearing appeals ; the lards mesa were Owswerth. Wensleydale, and Chehmeford. Their Lordships bides divided in their opinions delivered their Inegammes at length seriatim. The ere, whisk is on. of considerable importance, he. be frequently reported, the question being the solmissi- Why of dimeneen in trustees on the foundation of • school for the ednestion of children &wording to the ruleof the Church of Embed The origival founder, 150 yews ago, by deed toswied amelsol at I imiamter, for tbe wpm of the alscafee et the fillies of the inhabitants is the religion of the chart& el teskad, mad appoiated tweedy himetess and their simeemess, Se net the intends= et the founder they helm ohs mewhars of the ehersh et lashed, they haAr‘ power to appall* s schoolmaster who per maned the sense petneiglek and remove him when New sary; the wergius hoed the estate ewe tar the lead& et the wheel miter ter the wiry d the who& wester, he esdismee, the sedlibry expowee et the school, shomild assespisled to the ass ot ru =r the highways of the teem el asleeter. time two thirds ef the teheldterinbeenne diameters, • Nee thee to thee dissideee awe sleeted bastes. On the het eeewhs thew sientiewse—dineenters— were f appoin~ted. the er the Indian bring members of the MIZI flogleee ; the result was that the Mew esatested Ow right of such election sad Med their kin is Chaseary for their removal. The pasha el the Sal s. beimes whom the case was heard, wee et opiates mad so &semi that the inhabitant. having sa Wend I. the serplas tends of the charity, had a right to does trades' to at those who were members of the church of expending funds in which diseentme ware equally isterested Against that derbies am weal was mode to the Lord. Jus tices Haight Bross and Tenter, who revened the judgment of the Neater of the Rolls, and removed the three trustees, who were dissenter,, their lordships ruling that the foundation of the whim! 'me purely for the education of children on the principle s of the Church of England, and that by the deed the trustees must be mem bers of that church. Lord Oimpbell TOO L• 074 Chancellor) and Lord Celia. worth speed with the decision of the Master of the Roils, that dimension night be appointed trustees, they having as island is the w Lords Wens and ettelmetord were of a contrary opinion, and that the &risks of the Lords Justine's*e right in reversing the denim of the Paster of the Rolls; the feendatioe wee mbrktlylry the deed confined to trustees who should he uneshers of the Church of England. me Lard Clasmiler said as their lordships were equally divided is their opinion, the appeal must be dismissed, and the j ta udgment of the Lords Justices affirmed, but withogt cos. EQUITY COURT. (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir R. T. Kiedersley.) TAWCITT r. LAMM AND OTHER* -THE UNION BANE. Yr. Glare and Yr. Batas morel, ors the part of the plaintiff, who with MIS. Ann Fawcett a co-trustee of 110 thane, Yrs. Ann Fawcett's name landing first is the place of her late husband In the lid of shareholder, for 110 sh►res, to restrain the defendants, Sir J. Laurie, James Fat unbar, and other., directors of the Union Bank of London, from making, declaring, or paying any dividend to the shareholders of the bank, except out of the preale or wa pitis feud of the mid bank, end from paying a dividend cis the 90th of July, and from debiting, charging, or encum bering the capital with 720,0 M/ , or any other sum etherwie than the roe Irma liable to the debts of the beak. The bill alleged that, in 1654, the dirselsn propeeed to add to • nerved fund already fizemed. by iasni•g at a premium of 51. • share two shares la respect of every lee ahem. held by shareholder, who sham to tad advantage of ens► an arrangement, and thus to mina the paid up capital to 600,0001., and to add 84,0001. to the reserved fond. This proposition was agreed to by the shareholders, and the capital was then stated at 4000,000 f. in 60,000 s►ares of 501. each, 101. per share lksiag paid up. The mamba, of new shame takes by the shareholders wee 16,916. and the company received in re spect of them 84,560 f., and ef these shares the plaintiff and Mn. Fawcett took forty-four. In July, 1 0 459, • dividead sad bonus were declared in addition to capitalising 120,000/. of the reserved pro** by appropriating 20 per cent., or 21. each of 60,000 sham of the company. The bill went on to allege that in April, 1800, it was dis covered that owing to the wilful neglect and default of t►e directors, George Pulliam had bees enabled to ens. alit • fraud on the company by abetractim a portion of the funds of the company in the Bank of England to his own use, whereby the balance standing in the Bank of England in the names of the directors was 306,616/. 7s. 411. instead of MAUS/. 10a 2d., being '.9A125/. 6e. 10d. lees than there ought to have been ; and as only 11,1161. 14.. 10d. had been recovered from PoUinger, the result was that there was a clear loss of 252,08 W. 12a. The bill went on to allege that the directors, in order to escape payment of such loss, and to prevent inmetigatioe, determined to continue the permed of the dividends half-yearly, and to apply the paid-up capital to the payment of such divi dend, and on the 34th of April they made • report pro posing to meet the defalcations by a retransfer of the 110,0001. from the capital account, which had been trans. fermi to it from the reserved fund in Ju1y,1859, and byappro. printing a further sum of 100,000 C, the tutting reserved fund, the balance of 40,0001. being paid out of accruing prods. On the 4th of July they issued a further report, in which they saki, "In accordance with the report of the 24th of April last the directors have appropriated towards meeting these frauds the marred fund, which ha realised 100,8611. lac 10d., and they now pfopollo to redelit capital account with the amount carried last year to the credit of the amount from reserved fund, 1.0,0001. Tho balance to be paid out of the profits of the year is 31,156/. 16a. Id.' The report of the directors was confirmed at a meeting held ea the 11th inst., but the plaintiff was not present, the directors saying he had no right. Plaintiff submitted that the director, were persoually liable to make good the lons sustained, and prayed the injunction upon the payment of dividends, or that the company might be wound up if pectin. Mr. Daniel and Mr. Amlerton, who appeared for the company in opposition to the motion, contended that the plaintiff had no right to sue, for Mrs. Fawcett, his co trustee, did not join him in his application, but opposed IL But if he ha.l a right be bad lost it by his ladies in not coming before. They denied that he was not admitted to the meeting. The dire ton had given instructions for his admission, but he Ilid not attend. They contended, more over, that under the deed of settlement the directors had a right to do u they hail done, and that it was competent for the general meeting of shareholders to re-transfer the 120,000/, from cipiLd. Mr. Curti appeared for Mrs. Fawcett in opposition to the motion. The Vier-l'hancellor said he need not now enter into the question as to whether the plaintiff hail a locus stand'', or whether the dim-tors had a right to re-transfer from the capital account the sum of or whether it was cons peteut fur the general meeting of shareholders to give their authority to do so. Upon neither of these grounds should be decide this motion, but he should decide it on the vestals given by Lord Cottenham, in dissolving the injunc tion granted by the Master of the Rolls in t 'arliale's owe. In thatcamean act of parliament bad been posed transferringto thellonth•Eastern Railwayesenpany the power to make cer tain branch railways, and there was a provision that if they did not make the railways within thee,, years they should not be competent to declare any dividend on the general shares of the company. The railways were not finished within the time fixed, but, notwithatioding that, the com pany declared dividends in two separate half-years after the espinetunt of the time. Mr. Carlisle moved for an injunction. professedly on behalf of himself and the other •liareholdera, to restrain payment of the dividend. Lord Cottenham mitt he hail no hesita tion ie giving an injunction to restrain future declare tioos d dividends, but as the dividend had been declared the position of the parties was this—that a rigid had been conferred on the shareholders to demand payment of the dividend, awl each individual shareholder could bring hie action naiad the directors to enforce payment of his draidcod. And be said that be could not, in the alsence of ' the other shareholders, stop payment of the dividend declared, though he would grant an injunction to stop the declaration of future dividends. It ap peared to him that he could nut grant the in junction asked in this case so far as related to the paynessat of the dividend which had bees declared. With regard to that part of the prayer which asked that no future dividends should be paid except oat of the surplus profits, it was not necessary foe the protection of the plaintiff that be should determine that onatioa now. The real anhetenee of the application was to retrain th • payment of the dividend which had been declares!. ffe had given hie ilseinon as to that, hat he maid not damn an opinion ow the other port the motion without going into the merits of the case generally, which it era. not now necessary to do. THE EXPRESS TIMM. ° , He therefore refused the applicetke so far r it sought to restrain the payment of the dividend width had been de clared, sod the cores of the mollve and the net of the ques tion would steed over till the hearing of the muse. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. • Wrote Mr. Cematindowsr Nichols.) IN RI CHARM"' I. ROMPS.-" JOIIRPIrS TAMIL " This insolvent, who had kept Joseph's Tavern, = tie New Adelphi Theatre, in the &mad, was to be Maid to-day. Mr. Favored . appeared for Mews. lietax 4 sad oleo for other creditors. On the teat occasion the insolvent was directed to give up libetaveru to one of the furs of Messrs. Minix as . The insolvent now applied that his wee might eta over for witnesses to the latter part of the day, and the application was greeted. Mr. earkood subsequently called the attention of the wort to a eirminuitance which had just occurred, and which world take the case out of the jurisdiction of this court. He had heard that the insolvent had been adjudissted • bankrupt. The insolvent said such was the nue. He twodneed • sots from Mr. Stubbs, an attorney, which was read, 'ad is which the insolvent was advised not to swear to his schedule. Mr. Sargood uked the insolvent when he last maw Mr. &abbe? The insolvent declined to iny, but on being directed to do eo by the commissioner, said, laat tight. He did not know who wee the petitioner. Ir. Sargood s►id the object wee quite ►pp►rent, and wan in bad faith This remark led to a warm diernsaion, which ended in the case standing o►er u directed. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) --•._ AN ONTULT Amain= MT TO PATTON. Henry Thaw, midis( at 17, Little Saffron-lull was brought up on a warrant by linglimman, 163 G, one of the warrant officers of the court, on the charge of unlawfully absenting himself from his mister's service without his authority or other lawful excuse to do so. Mr. George Henry Forster, of 9, Hatton-wail, ivory tee aer, mid the prisoner war a very bad boy, and bed been brought to this court as several ocessions, but he had not pressed the charge. Last week the defendant was not at work for three days, end this wee of frequent occurrauce. The boy, who bed half hie earnings, had taken as much as lls. per week, and sometimes be would only earn 6d. The defendant said he wee sorry, but he could not bilk It Mr. IYEyncourt sent the prisoner to the Home ol 00r motion for seven days. SHARE LISTS.--THIS DAY. Two O'CIOCE. The railway share market today is heavy, in sympathy with Console . A reduction a to 1 per cent. has occurred in most of the principal stocks. London and North Western is now quoted 1021 to , 1084 ; Grist Western s 70 to }; Midi ll9ll to 120; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 i to 108 ; South Eastern, 80 to 864 ; Eastern Counties, 684 to ; and Caledonian, 944 to 96. Great Western of Canada railway shares are rather dull. Indian and foreign railway shares are very quiet. ORDINARY MAIM AND STOCKS. saLwArs. .1.1 . M.,1•0L MOOR, . IMlrk.jl as..aChasJac. - aw f Tys• Ikabss.lllsairdolt 1114. C Meld mad listar . . Caloiadaa Oat mad Brides la; Do. •I a* mitt Dalt ke poldte DOM sal Jas. DasolL.Pertb. it WAAL Ira IblormAACZUss Ti Te Ui ne 4 Te 101 1•7 90 ali Si l aidlllll Unice. Nook laq.sw.a Mho Ildiaborphowleloorro lidabro,l4ol3,3loodot o 11 Forth NM Ws Joao. 1 Obassorl & Wooloro 3 Groot Moth at hoothrof Groat Northers. as Ot. South& West (Irs.) Do.StoarVaLOvalltk. Laoceilactool !.00dosaad arkwall i Loa, lift= 6 - 1 I lon4ais. ADov. !London it l!Ttli Wain. 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Clifford Ocea. .ll U 6 545 4. 1, t 411 .. last Brian( M Pavistk.) 1 410 140 •- Brian(cps) 20 136 111, - cue .. Fast Caradoo 4, .. ILWh.Rtumelffavbelf ) 71. 44. 12 .- MI6 .. °rambler &RA Aulryn O4l 274 .- 2, .. Grist South Tolgna - 6, .. G.Wh. Alfred (Phlllsek) 11129 4 ei - A.Vor (Ifelaton) 94 - . Grenville - 1,061 .. Herod's-Foot 81.121. 19 20 - 4 alagelon Downs 41 11.2 61 i .- 4 .. Lap ber th s - - 44 a -4. .. ra u reine (ll" "law. I S t. .. 1. Lkeenioieue) • • II si if -. 4. .. N. w& Nana..( lll _ o lAo) 10 . 5 g - 1.1 .. North Itlisal Lanny - &GOO .. Par Goma ;U. Maser) - 1,120 la Providence (U. Labial). 10.0.7. 46 67 - 12,000 .. Sortridge Con. Yin. Go. 11e. 14 II - 612 .. & Condo* ,86. Carl I) 29*4 me - 4000 .. & Cana Brea (Mogan) - SAW 1 & Devoe Irak s Gem Midas (11m.)_ en 4 1 - 06 .. &W. Primes (Mogan) 18.18.9. 165 166 zd - NO .. larely Park 22.12.0. 66 68 - 9,400 6 lhaasrULaleadlla.C. 44 14 tf - &GOO 10 Tla Groft - Wm .. Vale or TeweSi . arza ) 13a. Od. 4 1 - 4.000 .. Weal Brent ( ) l5 I 4 19 - 1,024 .. W. Oa:ado' ( surd) II 07 OD - 612Gatos - .. wa. Sanaa (D lO 4 l l , • 1 1 1110 760 - .. Wk. Naar (Latrat ) 66 4 O 91 - 4, .. Wk. Edward (Calatoek) Of 1 - 1,024 .. Wb. Kitty (I/a. Want) 1.7.1. 16 - 1,024 .. Wheal Mary Ann , Menhenlo4) - 1,060 .. Wh. Tridaraey (Usk ) 14 17 Si - 101.1107 Jennie. No. r Ns. I Yaw iPd Ica. prkes. I Woo 10,006 20 AaataNlan - 7A4100 1 Hes Accord, UmltaL IN 1 1 4 par - 10,000 la Drenlasp. ilastapia ) 1171 ll - 11.0001 10 De. 96. Jaw del key IA 16 SI - 10,000 a Do. Ludt kiln. Co. all - - .- 80,000, 1 Oa Co& len. Co. Jas _1 - - - 12,0001 40 Cbtan C0,,0n all 66 67 42* 10.000 - M ai rmalala l4 11 U - TAM 1 Coppsr all 1 1 .- 000 Fortuna 20 26, ,000 90 1 Gamma Si 2 11.. 7: NON 2 GA Northam alll. Afzelralfa C ri) 1 1 die par -, 78,000 11 Capaada (Une.) I llf pea ad - 16,000 2 Wane all IN U - 12003 6 Ladisalaa die pet 103,815 1 Ileriepalta all f 4 -. 40,000 I N. INN Crer Australia 0.) . - 12.2 1 1 4114 .-. 10,000 20 Paedeliaud reflood all 5 ~... 100.000 A ?nit PNllip 1 44. 40,000 1 Scottish Austin. (Um ) 10 4 . I f las .. 60, 62,100074 912. 1 Do.2llUalted Mexican all ..4 20.0001 1 'Worthing (U.) 1 ;1 1 1 i - •- -..... JOINT STOCK BANK& No. I N. I BUM I Pd. I CI. prima ''', 10,005 100 Agra and U. Ber. Bank . SO - - - N. 40 l AustraLana - le. es Bank of Erupt 1 W 21 1O - A 100 Bank of London a ge n e4 ee n i 60,000 90 Bank of Turkey 2 - -.- 20,000 60 British N. America 91.31/0 114 Chan. Rank of lailla, 10.400 000 m Anstra d. m ila ere and u Chi tid* na . all Is 4 IP) - lON IN = 1"I " and China 14 72 76 - 10,000( 100 40,04010.11 Cee& at Canada - 16,041 lOU Co.. of lambs - NON 110 Sag. SeoLIZAINLChartd ell 16) Ulf - 10,0001 10 10. lank of !handmaid all - - - NON NI Lon Ali. busk et ANSEL 11l 911 161 - 14.000 , 60 ,leadon and Omar - - - 110,010 p 10 !Lendou Jolla Meek _ 10 - . - 61 NON 20 il..ondou A South African 2 44 as - 611,000 100 , Lon. and Weitialuter 2O - - - IQOOO 100 'Nat. Pro,. of mod 42 - -4 - O,OM 101 De. New l2 - - - 10.000 60 'National Bank 20.000 In New /loath Wales all .- - NI 4 zd 60,4001 25 oriental Hank Corpora all .4- - - 25,000 20 Ottoman bank - 20,000. 100 rrovinclal of frelind - ... - 4,000' 10 Do. New - 16,000 25 donth Australia - 44,000 25 Union of Austral ln - - - td 40,000 60 Union of Loadan - - ad AOOO 100 Unity llutaak SO - - 16 1 r.. I se. 1 coxr•suis. 10.000! 10001 S6O : 47,0001 6 600 1,161 11,711 Sri L... 000 11 1,001,261 100,8'30 230,000 t 700,0001 1:100 Mae 10.000 010,000 100,000 12,000 10 k1 00.0001 000 KSTI 1 6: 1,3 66° 1c0l e?,000i 155,07 tk___ 000,000 20,000 1 r,OOOl Angb-Modcaa RIM .. Austrolloo Alinca• • • • i rt i f• ttr•e b r ;). Brit. American Lana • . Brit.& Irish Mag. TeL A Do. B T par a MI MS Do.y_ Cliatine I Canada Land I Islands TeL (L) Cop Jig. of Eng.& Smelt. Do. Pref. 74 per oust Crystal Palace Do. Preference Do. Sp. et. Perp. Deb Electric Telegraph De. New Rag. and Amin wee Oen. Steen Na Great Mdp VANdW) Do. 117; per coat. Pref Lea. MOM Tel (L)) Walks alsama (1 Lae. Cho.( Ow Madras trap. a Casa Madftanseasallse.tt Marna. Ira Tut (Um.) Naked Dlassaa O NorhaldsOadalaa(L) . - w Dw~ I" s. c ts. sal dia. D. Br um D D. Root lA. N. DM,. Mmirdsglan . Orismiel or Do. "Nor Maros' L. Ma. Ilia) A Ds. do. Ihel !Liver Lod* ltla. Pests. and Odes. arra ;awl 14,X1 76,01/01 60 OW -W.-A IS U ~ ~ kl:;:w 14W1 fles a led. Tel 4il e r rwn War. eac I 87 8► .11 U 13 18 118 118 8 8 211 27 U. 2 4 80 at ,$7 8$ 106 106 107 109 e I I 4.Pr ki. I I ... If S pi if 021 2 12 i 2121 4 i ts is 1 i l b plr li [ B :a. ltio hi Royal *ill Kean K. Scottish Aust. Insists& la Ma th Australian Land! I braorina l'a .--* 411 44 ad 71 74 U U Sat I ton n se I 10 62 110 111 - N 7 74 Almabe TeL 11114 .. Dn. de. issisimad.. 'Trial It Lot. Ca Up. Or. Tao Dimon's L.M. ... I -I 9 le MONEY MAWX.—Tille DAY. Two o'Ctoon. Some considerable MIN Wring been pressed to day, the funds have declined per cent. The market for British railway stocks likewise exhibits au unfa vourable reaction, averaging tto per cent. Little busineM is going forward in any department of the house. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renton) were -quoted 68.65, showing no variation compared with the last price of yesterday. The Indian rupee paper continues to meet with a fair inquiry. Consols are officially marked 93#, }, and } for money, and 93} for tlu. account. The present quotations are 93} to # for cash, and 93g to } for the 9th of August. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 230} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93# to } ; New Three per Cents., 93e, }, i. ; India . Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 104, 4, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 97 ; ditto Bonds, 55., 65., 2s. die. ; Fire per Cent. " enfaced " rupee Mar, 974, } ; ditto Five-and-Ran per Cent., 103 ; Exchequer Bills, 25., In. prom. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet. Turkish Bonds are not quite so strong as yester day. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 774 to f, and that of 1868, 81 to }. As regards other foreign stocks there is no 'variation of importance. Sales are recorded as follows :--Ditch Four per Cent. Certificates, 101} ; Mexican Three per Cents., 21, } ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 444 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 39} ; the Committee's Certificates, 5 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 61}, } ; ditto, for accotmt, 61 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 22. The scrip of the New Russian Loan is quoted } to 1 prem. About 680,000 L in Australian gold is now on the way hither, of which 236,0001., by the Kent, is about due. _ The Ceylon will take for the East to-morrow 290,8771. in specie, of which 273,4591. is silver and 17,4181. gold. The amount shipped for Hong Kong is 1136,7141. (inclusive of 75,0671. on government account) ; for Shanghae, 41,6551. ; for Alexandria, 4,500/. ; for Madras, 3,7981.; for Singapore, 3,9001.; and for Foo-choo-foo, 2601. An impression prevails that several of the estates of the failed firma in the leather trade will be wound up in the Court of Bankrupt 4.7. It is believed that ss. in the pound is the very utmost that the estate of Messrs. Streatfeild, Laurence, and Mortimore will allow. ' Advices have been received of the arrival at Aden of the Bombay, Calcutta, and China mails. The tel eg ram states that the China exchanges were unaltered, and that hostilities are " certain to coinmenoe." Her Majesty's steam transport As sistance had been lost in Deep Bay, Hong Kong, and the French steamer " Heine des Clippers" hall been burnt at Macao. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,2591. ; the Great Northern an increase of 1,890/. • the Great Western a decrease of 2,7161. ; and the Loudon and South Western an increase of 1,523/. The 21st annual meeting of the Life Association of Scotland was held at Edinburgh on the 17th instant, when it was reported that during the year ending sth of April last there were presented 1,429 applications for assuranoes for 641 , 9361., of which the directors accepted 1177 for 531,820/., yielding 17,8901. in premiums. The income of the associa tion at that date was 163,177!., aud the accumu lated fund amounted to 496,8001. Claims have arisen during the year on 106 lives, for 56,0321. A half-yearly dividend is 'announced on Kendal and Windermere Railway shares, as well as on Camden and Amboy (United States) Railroad Bonds. Subjoined are the latest prices of insurance, dock, canal, and miscellaneous shares, u given in the hat Stock Exchange list : Ineuranoe.—Clerical, Xedioal, and General Life, 231; Globe, 9tli ex div. • Guardian, 51 ex div. ; Imper ial Firs, 348, 349 ax div.; ILdeennitc Marine, 102 ; London Pro viscial Marina, 11 ; Life, 76 ; deft Pim 41 ; Ocean Marine, 61, ; Phoenix, 173 ; Rock Life, ; Thames and Kenny Marine, 3 ; Universal Marine, 21 ; Union, 271 k, 222, ex div. _ . 13oclis.—London, 664 ; Victoria, 97/, es div. Waterworks.—Chelsea, 90, ex div. ; Grand Junction, 371; Lambeth, 971, ex div. ; West Middlesex, 1021 ex div. Goa. British Provincial, 26 ; Imperial Continental, 461, /. aisnal : Regent's, 221, ex div : - - - • With reference to the market for American seen. ritiee, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : _ _ • The market in London for American securities has, during the past week, remained very stationary. There riots a fair demand for states stocks, and the best classes of rail- road bonds, for investment. Illinois shares maintain recent quotations ; the call payable 20th instant does not affect them. Erie shares steady, at A report on the leather market is annexed : . _ _ Leadenball leather market this week, although exhibit ing some traces of the agitation into which it had been thrown by the extensive failure of one of its principal leather factors, has shown signs of restoration to tranquil lity by the transaction of much more business than iu the preceding week, without any further reduction beyond the peony, or at the utmost lid per lb. then announced. This prover that, great as were the failures, their effects are only partially felt by the mass of the leather trade, that they fall chiefly on the large dealers in money—hankers and bill. broken ; and there can be little doubt that a short time cooly will elapse ere the leather trade will resume its cha racter for respectability which it has for so many years previously enjoyed. Raw market hides have not been abundant this week, and are perhaps slightly higher. Scarcely anything has been done in South American hides, but they may be bought at id. per lb. lower than at this period in the last month. At the public sale of Thursday last some ordinary Australian hides were bought in ; but there was not any deficiency of competition for the East India kips, of width about 50,000 were sold at an average of previous tate.. A report of yesterday's indigo gale is subjoined : Although prices may be considered the same, the sale has gone off very flatly • large quantities have been with drawn to-day , particu larly the amble lota out of former sales, fur which there was but little disposition to bid. It is passible the sale may finish on Friday. 2,185 chests passed to-day, of which 1,269 cheats were withdrawn, 450 cheat. bought in, and 466 chests sold. Total quantity passed, 10,656 chests, of which 4,446 have been sold, 4,000 withdrawn, and 2,210 bought in. The Maori and Lawrence Brown have arrived from China, with 1,700,000 lbs of tea. The ship Mount Stuart raphinstone has been ac cepted for the conveyanoe of 180 soldiers from Gravesend to Bombay. WEDWISDAT EVIUMfG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 " buyers," for the 9th of August, opened and closed to-day at 931 to e. For money the last price was Ni to }. The of business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 914, a ; ditto for account (August 9), 93}, ; Throe per Conte. Re duced, 93i ; N ow Three per Cents., ; I n di a Sto ck, 219, 717} ; ditto Five per Cmt. Stock, 1859, 100, I, ; ditto Bondi', 65., die. ; Five per Cent. " ()Aimed" rupee paper, 97j, ; Bank Stock, 229, 2314. Indian government securities remain firm. The Five per Cent. "maimed" rupee paper was dealt in t 3 at 97} to i India Bonds were quoted 88. to 3s. ; and Exchequer Bills, par to 3 e • Prem. Turkish Bonds were again inqu ired for to-day, particularly the Loan of 1858, which was marked 81 to 81}. That of 1854 'closed at 774 to 78. Peru vian Bonds of all descriptions continue in demand, d w eal it i ll u t a . u t in he a u alr e s t iso imidat io ' r aclfr.:shareahBPaimnpialitrLavePmamyenti: wereonly bank variation of say importance was a decline in City Baia. Bank of New South Wiles were marked 34, ei div. A reduction of 2 per cent. occurred iu Nel . River Land stook. The miscellaneous , share market was quiet. The (dosing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :--Ocean Marino Insurance, n to 2} prem., showing a fresh advance ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1} prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance to 1 prem. ; Lou den sad. Provinoial Marine ; and Lon don and South African Bank, #to die. The allotment of the shares in the South Postern Railway Company of Portugal was made on Satur day. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. In the mining market today Rosevrarrie United shares are a little flatter, at 54 to 56. East Wheal Alfred are quoted 30e. to 35e. Providence, 45,1 , to 46i ; Stray Park, 53 to 55 ; Theal Kitty (St. Agnes), 1k to 2 ; Tamar Consols, 2 to • • and East N% heat Russell, 12} to 13. In the Stuck Exchange, East Caradon are also of6cially marked si and 81). Foreign and colonial descriptions remain without alteration of importance. There are some inquiries for Cobra Copper shares, which have been dealt in at t 6 korth Dolooath Mine meeting, the 17th instant, the accounts showed a debit balance of a :sB/. A call of 3s. per share was made. At a meeting of adventnren in Old Tolges United Hine, on the 17tir instant, the aocouats showed a balance of lia baities over assets of 1,0601. Ba. Bd. A call of 31. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING : LANR-(THIS DAY.) Suomi. — The market continues firm, but by private contract the demand is inactive. Refined is in fair request at full prices. COPPY.X. —For the better quality of Plantation Ceylon very firm prices are paid. Other descriptions meet with Ras competition ; low to good middling sold at Me. to 795. 6d. A floating cargo of good first Rio sold at about v aoco'.—Bahia sold at full prices -555. to 56.. ed. Tu.—The market is unaltered. Ricg.—The demand continues inactive. Bon.-350 puns. Leeward' sold at ls. Od. to ls. 7d. for ale and brown. ALTPITRI continues quiet. Immo (SEVVITH DAY). —The sales continue to go off heavily ; better qualities of Bengal are unaltered, but damp and defective kinds are now 9d. to ls. discount. Madras and Kurpah wore chiefly bought in ; 2,185 chests passed the sale today, including 1,269 chests withdrawn and 450 bought in, leaving 466 chests sold. TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Town tallow Is quoted 528. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 535. ; August to Sept., 525. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec., 5.0 9d., " buyers Jan. to March, 1861, 535. 3d. to 535. 6d. METROPOLITAN OATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is larger than on Thursday last. Trade is not so brisk, and prices are rather lower. There is scarcely any alteration either in the supply of sheep or in the demand for them; prices consequently are as on Monday. Lambs and caves are selling about the Name u on Monday. From Germany and Holland there are 327 beasts, 3,050 sheep, 461 calves, and 20 pigs ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 100 beasts ; Northern and Midland counties, 200 beasts ; and 115 milch cows from the home counties. Per stone of 811 n. s. d. •d. Per stone of 81be. •d.• d. Beet Scots, Herat& 6 4 6 8 Best Dos& HUldif3h Deg Short-born 6 I 6 4 Best Loos. wools—. 6 1 6 4 Second quaL beads 4 4 4 8 Do. do. Shorn Delves Pigs Best Dna& Hlt.breds 5 4 6 8 lambs Besets at market, 1,004; Sheep sad Lusk, 12.100; Cane, 681; Plga, 100. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mere. Davis and Co. report trade very dull. Prime meadow bay, 755. to 90s. ; superior ditto, 96e. to 106 s. ; inferior do., 60s. to 70a. • new, as. 6d. to 84a. ; clover, old, 90s. to 120 s. ; new, 80s. to 96e. ; straw. 365. to 445. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BT =craw TZLZGS►PB.) STAMFORD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) WELLAND STAKES. Half a mile. The Sage, Harlequin, Hawk's Eye, Touch•me•not, and Confidence are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SON'S. Five furlongs. Knight of the Thistle, Canto, end Prince Plausible are here. BURGHLEY HANDICAP. Two miles 2 furlongs 14G yards. Yorkshire Grey, May Morning, Wallace, Independence, Newcastle, and Plumper are here. STAMFORD ST. LEGER. About one mile and a quarter. Suburban and Emily are here. WELTER CLIP. One mile. Twilight, MasaiHaim, Wallace, Prince of Orange, Rising San, Independence, and Narcissus are here. - Oran MuuvAus.—Kildosan, Avalanche, Hartley Wint nay, Curlew, Maid of Tees Valley, Jeannette, Sacerdne, Gipsy, Reedy Volunteer,Recrey, Rose Middleton, The Rap, Lord Mateo, Barabbas, and Lupellus. HEREFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Half a mile. Kingston e, Duch', and Joy are hen. - - TOWN PLATE. Ralf • mile. Babbler aad Saliabary are here. ARISTOCRATIC PLATE. One mile. Miss Eleanor, Bari*, Chanoine, and Farmer from Kerry are here. EXPRFSS HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Robin Hood, Chanoine, Salisbury, Lawyer, and Corfu axe here. HEREFORDSHIRE STAKES. ROne toi ansoms, Jeale an lda e d a half. Was Eleanor, Bar4e, Aneurin„ (pedi. gree unknown), Grills , * and Nerio are here. OTHK ARRIVAL& Quiver Our Maria, Catherine, Brunette, Arcbereea, Bantam, Bonny Lam, Toddy, Lnetre, Philomela, &noble, Magna. filly, Sbepherdeve, and Flirts. DONEGAL EIECTION. —Lord Hamilton was re turned without opposition for Donegal on Tuesday. He was p by Mr. Wm. IL Marsham Style, seconded by Mr. W illi a m a Sinclair. He declared for a conservative go vernment. —Prerman's Journal. T E N SPEATACLE-MARIALie COMPANY.—On Tuesday evening the members of this ancient civic fraternity, whose corporate existence has extended over nearly two centuries and a half, dined together to the number of about 3(10, at the Ship Tavern, in commemoration of their incorporation ; the Marquis of Downshire, Master of the Company, acting as chairman. Alderman Sir James Duke, M.P., the Upper Warden, was present on this occasion, as were also Alderman Cnbitt, M.P., Mr. Bristow, M.P., Sir George Hodgkinaon, Mr. Lush (one of the Sheriffs Elect), Sir C. P. Roney, and several members of the Court of Common Council. The ball in which the banquet was served was profusely de corated with the banners and other civic emblems of the com Lom pany. e IN Iva Rawns—ln the papers relating to the late discontent among local European troops in India, just presented to parliament, are the records of the Court of Inquiry at Meerut, appointed to ascertain from the men the grounds of their complaints, with arrangements for transferring the army from the company to the queen. Private J. M'lutyre, a native of Glasgow, said " I was attested to serve the East India Company for twelve or fourteen years. Ileum arises my grievances, seeing that I enlisted for the East India Company for tbe raid term, shouldn't as a loyal subject of her Majesty's by birth be tanned a subject loyal to her Majesty by servitude, through this transfer of the Company to the Crown, puzzles and blinds my understanding, to say expressive, with a pa triot's feeling, that it is Inconsistent with true British principles to turn over a human blood with goo.in in such transfer. I therefore, sirs, until my conscience runs clearly through the channels of mine own understa un nding, by time my perceiving' of a reason Ale claim, I. til such shall consider myself entitled to a fresh bounty or free disrharge." TMI SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY MeV= ENT. Tito leading Inns in tho china and i es k tmde have, we are informed, fienlyttil clam, their on every Saturday atteensen, affraw this month, at two o C R T Z TAL PALMY/ —Own &mune DAY. WRDIMSDAY, JULY 18.—Admissieas t.t! payment, 10,664 ditto by season tickets , 1,801 total canton, 12,365. The late rise in Ceylon Railway shares is ex plained by the issue of the directors' report to the approaching special nesting, which mentions that Lave intimated to the Secretary of State for the Colonies that they " are prepared to recommend to the shareholders to consent to annul the con tract on being paid off at par ;" with an alternative propoaition that the guarantee should be changed into a uniform 6 per oent. on the entire capital. According to the contract as it stands, the com pany's capital would remain a 6 per cent, stock to the extent of 800,0001., with a liability to raise 1,072,000/. more, either on shares or debentures at 5 per cent. It is obvious that the latter rate of in terest would be inadequate to raise the funds which would be required. The proprietors have now to decide whether they wish to retain their contract or to be relieved from it. 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