The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-24 00:00:00

• THE EXPRESS , TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1860 • .--......„_- . - - --- --- ..- ---- • . IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. LAW INTELLIGENCE. LATEST SP()RTING INTELLIGENCE. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. IIIIIII7BIIPOOBIBI/01111. mi. ht I II.4II.WAYL 1 CIWIS P"c" 1 5th..)44 (THIS DAY.) ---•.--. ....-... yesterday. *1 Pm. ... 1101:81 OF COMMONB.-(TEIS DAY.) ier nun= meows.) Two demos. is all - itime Rat . IA eel --e.-- ate The /tree** teak Übe dair at I? &aka. GOODWOOD 3IXITING.-(THIS DAY.) In the railway share market to-day business is nearly " - is I° l Bwa g e. liar et o , r ik . it ' IT Me ... 1 PI RUE LAW BOARD CIUNTLMUANCE BILL COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. _ at a stand -still, and prices are nominally quoted 201 all Buffalo&lakalfurciiiii 41 51 - -. .- I The home, west *to anassiue• en this hill. ,_, 0. dee.. I. (Betas Mr. Coottaimioner Holroyd.) CRAVEN STAKES. almost precisely the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. wi n *l ee ese ee. eee _____lfew Midland and South Eastern stocks may be particu- iso 100 ga:ll%."Cgroogideg 0 1 et i Mr. RAZIEY sawed as Ow aawswdsangall that UWI bill be IN RE 01141071.-TIM LEATHER Thre e -ntroanyr Crater ... ... ••• spas Ms., Aug. 1. 1372 ._, costume' fer only one year. He maid under the pre- ADJUDICATION. Gaspard - ••• ..• endenedbyßure&L 14 Si 10 ....et ...t..ni lewel..l guardians complaissel that they were Hr. Linklaier presented a petition far adjudication in Bel &petunia ... ... ••• larisednotedasifirm. to 103 G an re d a To W rth es Tr ern, estern .rotahim stoe s is • .... --. • ; ini too Do. Ju1y1,1873, ditto 7O 7 5 -. ... I deprived of the power and watt* that they ought to have. bankruptcy soinet William Goidall Gibson, tanner, of 9 ran. • 11 to 120 ; Lancashire and Y o e me NO Do. Jane 1, 1874, ditto. 91 73 - vi,, y ~ ,, il.l Dot Appoint • servant without having his noire- Godalming. The petitiooing es editors are Meears. Melharsh LAVANT STAKES. Half • mile. 1071 to 1; nth Eastern, 841 Co to unti Si5 04 ; 56 Gres to t g io .1 1 C6166 14.... t p ici a. Igut6nl ip.i.iii. '• tee dis ee Par et e ... i_.,tion ..pyr. , fil hv the emiamistioaars. In coosequence the and Keen, beakers, of Ceelalniing. Chesterfield, and Northern llitt tx. IIR ye Colon, us. coat. I Oe d ie 0 e „ w oe s r e of the . rnardiarte were not dispreed to yield that Adjedicetion was made, and the case was balloted to w M aj o :,: te a'h e Pb re. " " e ' IAdY 1 Pstesite, • and 'I-- Caledonian, - 941 -- ;t0 96. 21 71 m i t er It ii has ebehence to them that they ought. %nem mast absurd 1 Mr. Commissioner Pane. Mr. Canaan is the official ge i nirtrietions were placed ou the runtime. I%e could not weeper. HAM STAKES. Six furlongs._ lay a few .iiilling, for the PLlalaci of a candidate for ern. The bankrupt's liabilities are stated at 150,000/. ; assets, Knight of St. Petri* Jingling Johnny, East Stanley, ' Foreign and colonial railway shares are quiet, "' s e e 1 131 1 11 : ge.. /n i ee rtmeeiporeen , at former prime. die Ar - „„ peeresent whom they wished to see before remise him, about 50,000/. Starlight, and Phyalis c are here. ORDINARY MAIM AND **CM le• all Do. 4p. ct.Debont 4 IN ill Do. 6p. et. do lOO 101 1001 oar maid they expeul a few peace for a railway guide if re RE w. M'HAFFIE, .11'N. STEWARDS' CUP. Six turbines.. Closing Wes to-elsg ft all °along& Melbourne EI 21 - vie were andod without the special authority ..f the This w as the examination sitting. The bankrupt was a Miss Jul* Forte-bras, Twilight, Man Friday, ?.,R ave , EL I 1•91 I 1911 . 1691 r 11 , y. to 1 p.m. EI 100 Grand Trunk of Quads 271 24 - b•mid. Thou was a semeral feeliog, too, amongst merchant , of Austinfriars. His liabilities are 10,0001. ; King of Ali . Forest, Rover, Aeriadne, Tiara, - Comforter, • ...a '., ....- - a - , A,...,,... a yes aL- tlie guanhaste • that they meld, to have more assets, coediting :limey of bills receivable, about 1.5001. Montebello, Enfield. Nuucia, Cyruicus, Tightfit, Treelike% ir t ia• -, v,;,r---- •f e 107 _ 100 all Do. 6 per ct. Pref. 100 all Do./iec.Preftip.ct.Be 7O 76 - 100 all Do. 8 pee ct. Debent- 63 65 631 .lecretien allowed them ;that they might to have the Mr. einklater e for the widgeon, stated that the accounts Ritella, Lupellus , Rising Sun, Seclusion, Flitch. Alleles. 11 an Blachears' lll lee -. 100 ell Do. 7 bearer 1892- • 99 65 - tower of panting a little outeloor relief, whereby they had not been filed, °wine to the bankrupe's books being Kiwi of Deenoods, Conjuror, Oliver, *cholas, Cootadina, U all BIM& and - 100 all Do. do. 1807.... 00 66 52 might, in many eases, ereeent pawn. Dealing a little I held by a creditor in Bombay. The assignees did not nerd, 'ravels, Bweetsauce, General Hess, Meset-Arms, le a ll Boston MIX. el 711 •-• 100 all Do. do. 1872.... 00 65 61 t..uipomry relief from . ...aiieg permanent pauper.. I object to an adjournment until November. In the mean- Gi U. 100 Chat Indian Peninsula n et 97 1 , Cletuanthe, Spicebox Edmund Kean, Pomona, 94 95 9 4 1 There was an abeurd state of the law by which time, if the Looks were not given up, the bankrupt must Lucy, Tem* Cecilia, C'bere ' Atte*, Apollo, Optimist, ei • sl. 1144 Caleßeleaal" a" IL"' •••• 106 107 1051 Is 0 Do. New - * all Cerk and Deaden ..- - - beeolii of Ileerdiaus were Prevented 'men horrowing even furnish the hest account in his power. Sneer f, Golden Pippin, Suburban, Viroflay, Maggiore, le e g e oreoen fe 7 - 110 13 (MR of I c t u illae s tj u t. n il sie en GtWeet te the extent of ma or two months' expenditure. The Adjourned accordingly ; end an allowance of 2!. per Na t eisin e , provision, end Gamo w axe here. le all Do. AiA no dlr. until - - ... 101 13 Do. New . -.1..10cum was that they kept Wiener. in hand, and the week was made to the hankrupt. le all Do. B". p.e. is paid Ma -. ••••• I* all Dalida,parrtlllo) 298 - uttered of those balatiees , he was afraid, was sot always Lv RE OeCAR REVFLIAIL GRATF7ICKE STAKES. One mile and •• half. 60 all Dublin and B•Mst Ina - ..- .-. NW all Do. do. /3 till 96 98 - 1,, .4,1 to the object which the Niel was raised for. ■ls The bankrupt, • merchant, of Martin's-law, Cannon- Snide, Brown Bees f, Winton, and Apollo are here. 26 all Dund.,Perth, &Abo Lin. 2 9 .- 100 all Do. do. 73 tboutop. 96 07 - fi li al ( 4. lle : Manchester the intere s t was properly applied. sad the street, had ended wader the Inn of Heyman Brothers. OTHER ARRIVALS.-Pitman, Neopeolemus, Remeees, itt. 100 yam a l i g n. N W 5 1 7 61 661 r 10 all Do.liewetaidepay.77 90 92 - ;el ededie had built offices mit of it. •He considered that This wee the first sitting teeter the bankruptcy. The ere• Emily, The Rambler, Big lien, Mouravieff, Icarus, May ee. 100 Easters Co.unlee - Bt. 100 Madras Guar. 4 4 per ct. 66 E 8 - by I/ ).4 . •I. ' . Morning, Reveille, St. Clarenc , Bayard, Diophantus, St. 100 lantern talon, Noek A N N Bt. 1 0 0 Do. do. 6 per cre 94 94 931 6* they ought to have power of Wavering at the current rate liminary statement of Whin, le ...00ns,m, -- 214. 100 Do. 41 per ct. Eden.. la 91 -. .4 Internet sulkiest for two months ' expeuditure. The accountant, shows debts of rr eed ie., with searite of about Malta, Ebony, Her Highness, Sun e beani, Ethiopian, Hesse eeek 100 Fas t 8 7 m. ffo • tk litecke W ee fe e ... 10 10 Do. 0.11 Eden. do. - 11 1 dig - j•reeent state., the hew was mist unattiefeetery ; awl in ceder 4001. Dermetadt, Northern Light, Soothsayer, Furious, Orion, 10 al Date - _ -, and Maid of Peru.lt 100 Melb.Corp.llp. et. Bemis - -..•-• that it might un.lergo a thorough revieien and ameodment, Mr. Schrader, hotel•keeNe of Fatibitryequare, was Bt. 100 EdinburetisadOlasear TI TI - * all N.Bninswick & Canada nod that soon, he thought it well that the board should be chosen trade assignee. Mr. Baird is the solicitor under tbe 84. 100 ildlnbro',Piwth, i so 51 - elms A cap. ... iontiumd foe only one dare proceedings. . 10 all Forth and Clyde Juan - -.-. 28 all Do. do. Land do. II I .... Bt 100 Glasgow &B. Western 104 105 - 20 all Do. do. B osp. do. to I - el r. N. Mr. * * il "ItT appreciated eery reech the remark, Mr. George, on behalf of the bankrupt, applied for his THE BANK OP LONDON.-( THIS DAY. ) 10 all Greet Northallailland - - _ 91 all Do. do. load do. 1 2 - of the M. gentlemen. He thought that what the hoe. &adage from custody. 84. 100 Great Northern 91 fa. i (limited) - ~. eentlemen 1..1 amt With nimbi to the feeling of guardians The assignees oot concurring in the application, and • This day the fifth annual genend meeting of the ilt. 100 Do. A Sleek 114 114 1111 i 1 N. 11411 kinds 97/ 94 971 _ a .o. ....wined to c. a two 1... Ant,. The hem gentleman sael creditor %mode.. shareholders of the above bank was held at the London 81 . 100 Do K 81000 115 116 * 7 Do. Pun** ll 11 Ms -. Bt. 100 cu. South & West. (Iree 113 114 Thi - fit. 100 Doend.St. *meg filet. fee 96 94 6 hie °h eel in poi. sing the ',Mr odment was in order to have Hu Honour ialined to make say order. Tavern, Sir J. V. SHELL= in the cheer. ft. 100•Oreet Western the whale subject resiewde He (Mr. Fateourt) believed The following report was read and adopted : iit. 190 Do.fitourVel.Onailk OO 66 -• tint the hon. gentleman would not be nearer his object "The account, which the directors have now the plea- 81, HO Dieserldre& Yorkshire 1071 1071 107 e DOCKS. le continuiug _the peeler. leer for .me year instead of sure of lay ing before the shareholders show that the profit St. We loader and Blackwell do 71 - re e dere The exidence of the ' e did sot prevail the • THE POLICE COURTS. for the half-year ending 30th June amount, Ife. 18h. I Dive& I P.l ICe *toes. Bales. lew being altered. If the propositioa of the hon. gentle- 10,1411. 10s. Id. The operation.. of the past year t° 23 all 'hathm.,__RDoe. lie 13 - se 1 Lai. ton,47B.Coest 114 116 lilt 16 1110,410 Bt. Commerdal lO Ol - - - - men were adopted, it "eerie le letter to put as del le the (THIS DAY.) have been unusually free from bad debts, but the an- 124 K 1 " 161166° D .. 14 1 - 1. 724, Bt. Do. 4p. et. Pref., kin, 100 - - 2, Bt. Past and West India.. 100 - - -Rd I. ahl .Itogetber. The right hon. gentleman omelueed be nounoemeuts of failures which have been communicated ga,„ me b..4 4 .4, 11 =w 4D g en , as ee 96e R North Waldo. Int ltei 103 El 11, St. London - - - --w -sugeesting that the beet coulee would be to pus the bill fee once the aecounts were made up prove the sere d r y for ft as /aDdsederrphOderaln. - -• _, Irt. 84. Katharine - - - revs i ears, and appoint a committee next session to consider WORSHIP - STREE T. providing, in times of prosperity, or f such contingencies ;II all Do. and Sant dues 10 11 - Bt. Southampton - - - the whole suhject. with • view to such legislative changes A NOVEL MODE or correirriee, e nosnEnt-cAOTION. and the directors have on this occasion net aside a consider. 14. 100 Maa.,Blief.,&Lissolitsh. 411 62 42 1 i au iii, Victmia - 1 2An - It 20 Do. New a . might afterwards appear desirable. A man about 40 years of age, uncouth in and able sum for this object. After defraying the ordinary le 4 Meiretielliaa St. 100 Midland MI 110 120 194 Mr. PIGGTe complained et the i,vievanres of union our • who stated that he WILD a rn.dtater, but without any fixed charges et the half.yenr, making the usual allowances for it. 100 Do. Birm. & Derby llll lie - COLONIAL OOTTANIKUT SZCOPSTIIII. gees as regenle.l the administration of medical relief. residesce, was charged before Mr. Mansfield with stealing a preliminary expense., for lease and buildings at Cheriug- el ea eted, ree western arse - - ... No. I 10i 1 ilmees. 1 Pd. I CI. pilaw I baba Thew hid leeu beg sae unirrrolly acknowledged, but clock, value 21. 5.. cruse branch, and for rebate on bills discounted not lee all Newcastle and Carlisle •-•- .... .. thiktior.e.Jan..t.lak 100 112 116 - Lanny seething had been door lip te this time to roams Mr. William Crawley, • home and estate scent, raiding vet duo, there remains fee &Toad the .um of le all Newport, Aber.,42lkra --•- '" • Do. Spar cent, 1670 .. 100 - - 112 Ahern. Ifs • en••urred in the opinion that there ought to be *Suffolk-place, Haeluere.rowe a id _p ur e e{ e L ee , ' shower 14,7211. 14s. 10d. From this amount the directors 19 9 Newry& Armarti.dsL 7 6 dis ••• • • • Do. epee cent. 1680 .. 100 -•-. - .... .. • eommii tee .4 inquiry. of rain that occurred yeast a ft e rn oon , my wife declare • dividend at the rate of 5/. per cent. per n ou Newry.Wsmseli.9llsl. -•-• .... .. Do. {per cent, Mid .. 100 -..-- - Norfolk - Mr. DEEDIeS thought the centinuaoce of the board for observed the prisoner lying at the street door, allllll4l, free from income tax, and thee tranda 6,6001. to St 111 N rthern Ma. 4 idle -. .... .. Dnepr" et. reb..2403. 1 0 0 111 111 o* ~.ir D..u11.1 unsettle matter.. He weedd suggest a and opening it endeavoured Manlius him, but in vain. Sub- the reserve fund, thereby increeeine thet fund to 27,000/. ; gs„ 100 N: e tt, D r uid. - :111e o .11 r... vie., its cootinuance for throe years. eequeetle elm came to me. sad proposed to dreg him in, as the balance, vis e 621/. 4s. 1(61 ., is ;Morita profit and Ices SD. an North Devoe Rale aD - .... ee Do. 6 per cane lOO 1001 1011 101 * " MN I 1)o. do. Batt. - - - .- 1. ,, r,1 r tam iv maid salve. the (overeaten' complied he eeri eatareted with wet. With the assistence of a gen- amount of the current halyear. The shareholders ge. all Do. • - - . New Benneweloyete.d. 100 105 106 - with the swereeetios of inquiry he should nipper' the amt.'s& ilemen Peesing we did we and he the aroused from what will perceive that the sum of 4,7421. 16s. 11d. has 1 11. 100 N. lisstern--Bemeiek •• 54 St di. 7 .. - • seat The leveret green' did Doi work well, DUI had out appeiireil to be • deep sleep. He had a small bundle with been paid to the bank wider the decree of the 26 iq Do. O.N.E.Purs. _et tar approval of the country • at large. him containing books, awl told us that he had travelled Maxtor of the Rolls, which amount is held unappro- bet. Ito go.. York % I a 921 '.. -• • • 100 WS 04 L e i die .• ...: N. D6. ll.l2 s ales p. :• lgn .en t. c. u lllo6 7.l loo oo 98 04 99 96 i .... Do. Sp. a., UN Mr. a tieIMOLNE did not see any necessity for a corne twenty eight miles. Nympattileing with his apparentlytelp- priaad, the defendent having given notice of appeal. Bt. 140 Lim o n - .... .. Sims Seeds 6p. et Sig. Deb. Mesa. 1875 - - 100 106 107 107 mittee. as they all knew what the aenenistratien ef the less Moilitiou,my wife ordered • cup of hot beverage to be It will akio be observed that the directors have carried out up an N o rt hNrtitB.Wssteralo& 10 - ••• • • • .... .. 1 Ansll Clor.4lp. a Bonds 100 107 100 - Per Low 11...,D1 was. the adopti,e2 of the amendment prepared, mud left him in the aeartment shwa My tha etagalica which was nude at the last meeting, that 194 175 North Stattordshire e 3 :I Ma •-• Vlutiv.llp..s.Jaik&July 100 - - - -"• • • • wookl strike at the root of the central authority. ranee. shortly afterwards came to me morn sai4 the almost isnated in freehold property producing a rental 11 10 Nott&Granthealle&C. Dade. Sae. Um a net lea 101 mei no 1 Mr. DOBSON laid that before they deetroyed the Poor- ' The poor man ims gone aod left his parcel." I ran into be • in the accounts from the sum representing 10 all Peebles - - - ... •••• • • 20 all Portsmouth - - JOINT STOCK BANKS. 1.,w Hoard they ought to rousider what they would put in the street but could not see anything of hint, and on re- that of the premises in the occupation of the beak. 10 a Renee " - ee t. place. He biped that tliere would be • committee of turning was told that he wa. SUppOaDd to be still The retiring directors are Charles Joyce, Ewe, Henry St 100 s e ated...e di ted inquiry seat oweine. in the house. I made a search , proceeded npitaire, *NT* Elmo and John Johnson, Esq., who, being duly Se 100 Scottish N. 1.. Abaft* A32 - SO - - Kii Muni 100 Agra and U. ear. Bank . au 48 70 _ Si,. A DGERLEY did DOD amine tad bow anyone who and on the landing found him 1 0 1 11, qualified, offer themealves for reelection. 84. 100 ficottlsh lindhind l6 ef. - *sae 40 Australia* • ohnl for Inquiry ovule owe. the amerehnent. He Dr3ll again asleep , but • • clock that Ming • Liabilities rd A eee t o _G r . : To ewe.] pad a re. St. 100 Shropshire Uales .... 60 52 •••• - 10,000. 26 Bank of Egypt - he...elf in fe. our of uremia with • view of ascertaining how of seven feet high on the wa ll ameiki Is the sort- app ; mays fund, wow • h i m.y ete r s i t: 4. m i there. 1 0 ell elithe=eleheeem 6 7 ,_ 8,0001 100 Beek of Loodon l.O 60 60 - 44 6611 60,0001 20 Bank of Turkey 1.. r it was peactiastek to esteml local adininistratien. Bt. 100 Beath ing was nom close y his side. The cif 0002110. beeenell e a t 41. per cent. per annum, ' 4OO/.-together, 20,400 i. ; B e 100 4 ., 24h mo an , -•-• (loft satin.) manifest. I this time gave him an* • ahaideri a t i rt he amount received under the decree of the Master of the Rolls, at. 100 % D an Wags (l7 le - 242001 TO Chart. Bank of 'lndia, - could no larger simulate deep , anti this I pve into 4,7421. 16e. tel. • amount due by the bank on current, de- Bt. 100 $ TedeitlillteeTDUß 91 92 -. Aiudratla, and China . all 191 201 -. custody for the robbery. posit, and Other accounts , 1,594,6311. Bs. 10d. ;10 *1 seiars.wel=aw 6 II ... 10,0001 1.3 Chrtrd. Mere. of India, THE WOUNDED VOLU.TTEERS AT PALHILVO. Premier - 1 bee Your pardon, ale ; I was drunk. amount candid to credit of profit and loss 961 t all akidamd____ a a _ 41 42 411 Loa., sad China all 30 19 .-. 9 1 16 1 MI - - Prosecutor-About ss ma th as yea were whop. I must account, 43,0061. be . • lea amount paid to customers a II "eses' ' me ' - IM TIM Pal 9 - - 20,000' 100 Colonial The following communication has been received sot be DO charitable and realidingasy mare , for interest on their lediuteese 13,7931. 14s. lid. le* ee l maw •- 10,00e20.11 Cosa ot Canada la the committee i 4 the Wire' Garibaldi Benevolent Asa. Mr,_. 31684 e. . kl - Th e height from whisk in Inge an article -30,1411. 10s. Icl.-total, 1,141 1 ,91.1/. 15s. sd. Cr :Byte le g ee - - - - cause, from Save. Mario, in reply to • letter from a lady "thw , c,rea."" detached required h O l l l 10614867 and 410 - investments, vin.-In government secenitice, India Bonds, 121 2Dm - ST,000; A Brig.Bcot&AuseChartd. all le* 16f ..- cemented with the ....natio. : 20161 ! 1001030 FF your wends of le magatieed I A.e., 282,3741. Is. 4& ; ditto in freehold premises in St. 100 Vi et at Nos* - - 80,80 0 1 KO 43. Bank of Switzerland. an - - -. "Garibaldi Momiitil. p i l inai , J u l. 1 8 . suspe4 that you ste . o ld orrmder to way ; nothing Threadneedleetreet, let at • rental yielding 41 per oent., 10 all Victoria Sln.& Pimlico 111 111 KM 110 Lon. Co. Bank of Lustre all In 131 23 100 Bt. Waterford & Kilkenny y„, it ...k iwi . l etter. ,u te ,i eth of Ja y, reached me appears to be known of you, however, at presest, therviove I 40,000 f. ; freehold premises in the occupation of the bank, ee as West e a t 6 ai - WOOS, 10 Leaden and County .... - -•-• 08,0001 60 tendon Jolut Stock _. 10 ..... - - yestedlev is the midst .4 our sick and wounded , kb.' a* a shall lemand you. and met probably eventually you will be 35,0001. ; together, 75,0001. ; bills discounted, loans, fic., is i ll liy ii i / o ,,,i ii - .- -- 20,0001 2.) London & South Afrioan 2 1 1 dla - steamer lease. this to-niorrovr. I lose no time in replying to seat... . ter trial. 1,321,84fd. 3... 7.1. ;orb in hand, and at call, 954,5641. pi. 100 i weak midiaig-oaseag 46 47 - 110,000' 100 Lon. and Weatniloster.. 91 - - -• volar quettoote. As you will we by the p.sper seat by trillour PIT* 1 h• same 01 " Gans Joon.") 16s. 4d. • prelimisary expensed, 4,1171. sa. sd. ;lames and lO,OBOl 100 Nat. Pro,. of England.. di -- - 4.serel Gerilelli to Loh' Shaftesbury , he wakes roe ton - ORF.ENVICII. building; at Charing-e rn es branch, furniture, tr., 2,0141. 16,000 20 Do. New l2 PIII7II3IANCZ 6162121. 110,0011 1 60 National Bank retro the sums yea ...Meet for the invalids. said them, arrEWPMM TO DEFRAUD A eTEAMIIOAT COMPANT. as. 9d. ;total, Le 49,9151. 15e. 5.1. I Closing prima Maim. 26,00 0, 20 New Boath Wales ail •- - - wl thenfwe. to the beaker whose Pair. I incline, SS thin is rt...., sieetr,tar, residing at No . 4 , gg ir ih owwit h. ttwit t . "Profit and Loss A00012Dt..-Dr. :To half a year's sales! itanerne. 60,400 te, Oriental Bank Corporm an - - - - the what and quickeat andluel .4 receiving mosey front Oii iair ki. & pp... ri d t o a *mu ..., chair., him with at current expenses at heed office and Charing-croes Mamie, ft. leo 'mi.& guatas4p.o6lt. 96 NI *OOO 110 Ottoman Bank ElgliaL I will oeo4l you every fortnight . acessist of tempting to defiant the Greenwich sod 'Woolwich steam bad and doubtful debts, directors' remuneration, flt. 100 ICaledoalaa, SW -. WW 100 Trevino:dal ot Iridand .. 26 - - - lbw imeeditiare, gaped I.y the general, who wilt Weida pmcksie r, in travelling from Grave sen d to Gal* Re., 10,1104/. lire ; rebate of interest on bills die. se all einn.PertheltAber.Jen. _ _i4 _ s r - 4,000 10 ; Do. New - - - woad sew a receipt for ...ir h nmottanes ; thee your sedscrib. w i t h w ith ou t h ee i ee fi.,k p a id his / am exuded not yet due, carried to profit and lore Ile 100 Past Aiegleas A.B 9.M. 191 1 D ._ s t. lee Do. B . Op. et e 114 118 - 10,600 26 South Australia in. will Imo,' tint their off • rm.:. Sr. a pplied to the rod fax Willem jeeutee, ti c ket erith,t o , a t the Greenwieb.pfee, nem account , 3,b1 6 1. is. ed. Amount written off - e.e- mt. 1•0 D a . C, 7p. at 106 110 - 11 - - - 14 *kirk 'key were r i v.... I can Owl M. words to slew. , eV said that oa the arrival of the Elfin steamer from Gravesend lbakearr expeimes account, 1001. ; ditto Charing-woes Ile pa le g elee le e ep et e gm' lle 114 - . 4 49, 060 c0t 60 16 union ° of t 7.on Aue d tralla . - - =xd 1.000 100 .Cnhty Mute* al - - - gratitia.l. to you all fee sour Meal thought of our pea at W. o'clock on seturdite evening, he saw the defendant lease acid lanklings, Ac ., 'MW ., together 71X)1. • divideod at ea lOD De. de, Na! Ut US - vol lamer% who have .Wl.. r... 1 slot Do, ID-01.1145 miry Caa jump OD t.. the phi from the stern ef the eased instead of ik• ** 99 Si. Per cent. Per anneal. foe the hail -eau' ending dd. 100 De. Now a... 9P. et 14 . ..• I ,, n n 1 : 1 0 178 7 HISCKLIAIfIOt7. -• en.: setter - aulfrrol without a murmur, though limey of the said leading place Wagers immediately went up to Jets 31), 1860, 7,500 1 . ; amount carried to credit of ,rmeree, ili • 160 um,. 11144. 4 :1' ...... 4 0 P. 0 1 . . ill 111 .- No. l Ms. Oograiltila INlct. prima I Balm team hied sever knos n a 13.4.1thif. isntd they. *WM to iticily. hi m . ga d d emen d e d h e ti c k e t, w hi c h h e a t e r a p re t en d e d hod, 6,60 Le. ; haw* carried to profit DWI lOUS :I L L I: Ea. IM lrtLM. Z:. _ .... 17 . - Karol 10 Angio-Mexlcan Mint .. all 14 144 Your " ovatributiom will prove Inv alu.il•le, pat now, as they r o h i m about h,,,,, h ie i n , h e e ed, p a id f or one h u t hi, Cr.:secoo ,_,. st. 6211. 14... lOd. ;total, 30 ,1417. e _, e lls. Id. et, tee g ree t Neither., e prat - lir Ile - 240001 le Australian Agricul..... all A 31 - - will °al". Di' lITDII 1 ... _ ~.1 " PlY t.. the ""iis.k ,l ma"! "DD. sabsomisatly esaisseed he had not paid the fare and that ••••• By ...e.encis of pro fi t brought from la st halt- IX lee Date.rodealBp.a.pm. Ili 114 r- 3301000 Atlantic TeL (1.1 m.).... all - - - tvt. lie England ee amain rail thens seee.edirq which lie had aentoory. !ASA 13a. 'AI. . ditto for current half-year, 1e,11501. leas . et, 106 oe, el mw& lll6 107 - 01,000 90 Berlin Watenrorks.. .. ail 4 0 "o"l"lbn Im 7 . 0 3.••• Xurv"lmr. 6 00 0 116 the tolemelite The defendant did he had permisoies from the captain to 114. •l • total, 30,1411 . lee Id." I* SO Do.6".e.red.stap.a l m "._._ 60 8,11, American Land . 40 30 40 - - -.- lON 10 Brit & Irish Mag. Tel. A sll 27 39 - at the ket •iPmblom - .a.. 61 Ile haws* who WNW at ease to Greenwich, he having mat with an seen en to a The reining directors noned in the report were reelected, 10 ill 09 It- 9 5 , 1 15149 .1* - - MArsaia and wen Paleese-memy see Soesily aad ► h w i„, aka the two auditors; and Mr. Alfred Lamb was elected 7 ° I okw " s " Berballiala ) - - M• 100 Do. redeem. 9p. c..q, is) 1.2.! - - w eol4l kayo left Yrsel widows sad aulams 7 .0. I !aspect,* (' ow li s, in the employ of the company, said this noilit.". . Th kg a l ?a n n. Do. e l) 7 per e. till 16102 an 9 21 la 1 Monona lake title. 1.1... ...k.i..i... ... r -...- . . .. - _ - "Garituldiliospits/, Palermo, July 14. " Your wekonte letter, date.' Stln of July, reached me 'pumas is the midst id um ock awl 'mewled, awl as a steamer Imre. this to-niorrivr. I lame no time in rrplyiug to coax ipamtioivi. As you will we by the piper sett by thmeral Oarilohli to Lek Shaftesbury, be wish,. toe to n ixie, UN sums yos collect he the invalids. Swat them, therefore. to the tanker whow mine I woke% se this is the nitwit and .rawkeit inetbisl ig rec e ivin g money from E:iglisiL 1 will wild you every fortnight se sweets{ of 11.0 Ilitiortiolititflis, taped IT the general, who will Maim and sow a receipt for ouch renottanos ; taw you, sedocrib is. will Imo./ that their or!. rmq. me applied to the end for which they were given. 1 can Owl so word• to express my gratitude to you .11 he ' , our ► kind thought .4 our poor volioteau, who l.••e oilfired ,lot ao regular army can et., suffer -.uttered without a murmur, though malty of E ere dal mem lanolin • hardship mita they no.. hi Sicily. Your andributioas will prove isvaluahle pit wra, am they Ina made lie. Itipmi ,wioply to the troweled many torn. forts lie Englawl we Amid call them weramitisu) which meet otheiraire be f.irmove. Itasca* the tesulants a the first espialitioa—..e., et the hams wb lauded at Ham& and wen Paleessi—memy ass totally and WWII4I ham left yang whims, sad &Ikea for. la 1 menial like this, wham yeethilny r tollgates t..-slay, awl all thoeshat are fixed on tomartost, it is itot unlikely that missy of the pianism will be verlooked. As it is. all those who are modered nit for wrote by wounds ...case, an ant home with II) purien lahout ?I. lin 1, which I. all they will carry from Sway is Niamey d the Agri soma* reedered. It would M a glorious thug if the women of Elegised amid enc. i.e., in meow curb same ern shall serve to realm the future I tam I....atirs of liberty her foots want. "I ou may ask we how things are ore:mimed here. Von trait mime, ism that trasitialar rapeditioo was inginhod with rub rapidity that he had setae, time nor means to pen. rule marl t aye powder, shot, and beam hearts with which to f air 11.0 fue ; lame for medial aid, as foe everything :s o .. h.. had to trtut volunLers. Of the braver who fat a t c.d. : w o o i ll who WO wired ham come on to Palermo, whale the old military hospital iiibeturradapted forams thou r.rs toileed, our wets will not ..ruin there, but petitioned Cie ;rakers! to remove them. After the taking of Palermo, temporary hospitals were opeued , which ar e n ow wo o e d im tLis. the Lead physician of the general's surly, mums hi. eyes &mewl for as wry, healthy spot for his mss, hit tiro Cie Vollegio Kimono of the Jastasta am sure to be just the thing, &nil so it proves. Daring the five wick. that it h., been opened we have not hit a man mate aste, who died of Lac:, ; but as our apace enabled c. to give him a flaw to himself, the infection hos not sr ;vol. All are programing ; on. poor fellow with both 0r..0 *Lot through uud • lull in his breast, went out meter. d a y for the first time ; and another whose arm we sarorly b. pal to am three weeks dean, went up with me to meth* lam sight. We have • poor Hungarian here who ft ▪ TU.,' • hall in his Lack which west out at his breast, aid another is his tight are. Several with their left arm takes off primed to be amputated below the elbow, I. Ikons they mull still point their guns es the stop I,' a a i re hear • comp Lint among the warred 'We s uw with their say, ' SW we hope oi )et.' He a the idol( i the volunteers. When 1.. rum to visit thew the other day, .11 eyes from every led were fixed upon him. As they get better Ent prover is, 'Take me to Oaribrilili.' Each isiloswelf favourite sou,' awl. hotrod, the general i• : . 4t1,-r to them all. Wileta I gave lain your letter his *v. • lighted up with joy ; he already knew of your ezer- L.% 'Owl Elms the wiLle people of Eingleaci,' he said, mu c h w e owe Owen. He means to wefts toz i or b when he has time ; but lie is bored to tete. Hie elenieut is thy camp or the dolled ; nut • palace •hera he • reaives • (non 4 stn. to p.ux. If imme dia tely ate:: n battle —whieli nuns orrur in an open plain or • iorantain height, far uhf from even a village—the eo uro l e .l proniptly attended to, amputation skilfully performed, Lis extracted at ranee, we 'aye the greater portion, but to ..!•,t that the medical staff must be nu/orrice., able, awl •• 11 proriileil with all ineessierim. As for homital teut% 1- lieu:, tharitaildis Ines have never known what they an— ti.. y resat he very light, as he never (=Ties mum h Iwggage. "Let lint come in abundance, a* here nothing l a u se d 1 it the wretched raveling., which are a great trouble L t.. and hot but wow The air cushions will he a• • m tL. y take up little space." - la - specter Cowin., in the employ o( the company, said this statement was satinly Was, is the captain had neither gives am bad he the power to give permission to soy per ms to travel free, and as the defendant had previously acted ia a similar manner, be (the impactor) had to press for a penalty la the case. Yr. Trail told the decadent that had his statement been true he would sot have at first said he had paid his fare and then pretended to had his ticket. Re would, there fore, pay the tare Is., together with a floe of Se. and cost., orb unprisoned for 14 days. The defendant mid be could not pay the money, and he was tbea removed i■ custody. Tin sboadag separated after psi( a rote of thanks to the thanes. Ihnetam, and at ii of the back. l !Mai lisMor 4 la ea el adedoalaa, !Dun -Bonk& Abr. Jaw Past Amallaa. A. 6 p. Do. 80 3 lt t l . Do. Ant& Coos. sp.ot. No.l D. do. No.! Do. Now •p. at. it Ilidara Gahm% 4 p. el Ulm* p. at p.e Great Mellows, l p. Do.iamotat 14 p.ot.pm. D 0.4 per eta Do. p.l ered.o44 p.a l pa OLIO Scotland, 1.41 Gt. Week. Literamtalat4) Do. redeem. go. coat Do. redeem. 4 p. mat Do. Irredeem. 4 p. et . Do.4p.et. redeem Pref. Do. DI rm. Pref. thareo Do.CheMarPf. Do. do. dto. n.MeeDo. Niece. k Do. Chet. Goa. alarm m:"na m ^~~ I D.. do. do ilotac.& YorkslL dp.o.BS Lon.&Ltrlstst..sp.e.Gas No. 1 Do. 5 p.c. do. 10.2 D 0.6 p. c. do. .... Do. 5 4 f.c. do. N 0.4 D 0.4 p.c. do. .... Do, p.o.prtoli. d 0... Do. 7 p.c. Pref. Stock.. Do.dp.c.do. (W. L&C.P.' Do.4p. C. Bt. (dlv. dot YID Lon.Chatham andDoret 10) 101 99 01 91 Oa 102 100 10 191 17 11 101 11 16 . 78_ M IS Ili 119 in 8,915 11,000 /10,000 12:000 1 100 ..2 . 925 1E 0 250,000 700,000 7,199 713 :i 50 :1 117 119 117 119 140 196 117 119 106 106 W.CovatZtan.ap.e. LitS.W.7p.c.B4. Lontlondrrydltutt i rt Ilan Met &Lluc.ap.cd. Do. 0:45 W Do. Se per cent .... Do.rederroable Cp.& * Mimed Coneflp.c.Stock Do.Coor. Bert 8.6p.c. 10 Do. 44 p.ct. Pref. Stock * Do. L.t litchis 4 p.c. /0 Norfolk 6p. ‘4. Itc. Stock North Brltleh I par cost IS Do. New Ono. 6p. a. 1 Do. Border Bolo* gur 10 IN.llos.—Berw.6 paP Do._ do. do.. 1U 114 UM 114 ele TO rai no 110 . 111. 162+ 167 In II; 117 129. 811 71 , pm I i Pin 141 140 104 108 94 96 111 113 100 110 L 1 p. p. 1 . 1 a. liii 100 100 100 100 I sea. ' DO. Leeds 0 p.ei. No.l Do. York. H. & B.para. North Staffordshire— . floattishOent. &owing. !CEA p.el. Pre& Do. Aber.iu.• Do. 7 p.a. Pid. awe S. Devon Fixed 4 p. a. 171. Yea. (Dead. Am. •q 1 8. Do. K pee Nat Do. fixed 4 per Cent Weise sok 4 p. att Do. 43 per cent I. Yorkshire 4 p. e. tea litorJr.*Dartingtooripe. Do. do. 116p.e. Do. do. Ces. Wider./ Klikesay•p p e. • W. itid—Ostletsruseito. Do. du. toil du. Do. N.wp. 8 p. et. Prof. Do.do.perp. 6 pet. pref. FOREIGN ItAILWAYS. all Antwerp £ all Ardennee St ilk& is & 3 Fra. U. g. 7 p.a elf Beigian Z. Junction all 'Beans to praline:ow en !Canneaux Mine & all t Do.V.xtension 15 ,Dutcn Rhenish all Eastern of France • 1 114. Itunion gun p. c all 4it. Central of France s& ,Cit. Latest& Coast. Sh all !Italian Junction all lake Constance & Bale all ;Lime and Turnhout all 'Lyons and Genera all Marla Antonia all INam.&Liege f By the an Dit.4p.c.PyL f Deig.gor. all Northern of trance— . 15 I Do. New Shares all Norwegian Trunk Fret all Farts. Lyons, and ll•dit an "Paris and Orleans 13 IRecife and ft Fraecisoo (Feroambuco; g. 7p. o 14 Riga and Donabarg all Rowe end Frawati all Royal Danish all 'loyal Swedish all Do. 7 per cent. an "Sambre and Mown all Do. 51 per cent. Pref. lianTaulo(lim.ig.7perst ,S.Anst,& Lom•Veaethis an Southern of Treace an West Flanders all' Da. St per sent TWA en West. & N. W. of Frame 4 Western of Anglia all Wiesbaden 2 t i dis Makid It 7i 122 124 120 136 211 101 1 t so 1 136 130 106 Frximet. or 14. RD ELraneeroxE.—This morning , rvioa:tos of Lo rd Elphinstoter were deposited in the Cats ...odic Deur tiodstone. sorrier, in the premise* of a a... -:• tire`, of relstiv.. sod friends. The inwriptios pinto 1.. r • the following John, lath Hiroo Elphinstorae. is the rs‘w Sootlsiol. sod Ba* Flplsiestoor in that of the • lased Kingdom, ;.r. it., I ;.I p '. H., sod P.C. ; Governor et 31..dras, ls:17 ; Governor of Bo:-ibay, 11453 ; bora Juae23, ; died July 19, 1.164). TATI6 E ETT.R. —There is .eery I• • • "*".'t el a wirer. political light is this city whosoever ea • tikes ihsce. Mr. lays-ft. ti.c 111.ers1 St. P.. haring * • d the city for many t - ears with seal awl tilelity, hue _ , cllesl Isis intention of 'wining at the 'seat election. s, t!,int lug thc twirls ca strong enough to nary 1 • I,her, have lirought out 31sjoe Whitworth Porter, Is I. - •ho has imeed n. ..iiiress, offering himself as it ran , ...de is, the erimarreti.e and as a .uppurter I 1.1 Ito Fla% 'flee III.•rsls. on the "tin r hand. see on the ' ••••••, and X. Mtn"' riernioar, hrother Yr. (Mahe S. 111. P. far Poole, is in Uwe fie:ol, and bites& to r...,! the tattle in the Films! interact. It is also reported 1, -.! •ir John Bowe's& who is a Dative of, soil now resides 1 ! I .rk: ware, is En.der, will color forsisril as the woad I. 0.1 rsadidste. The stnial• win, it is thuaglit, be oas -• rtiqii Airl•reff • RAILWAY COMPANT.—A YON .•Ir.r 1,3101. &mines. spins& the County pima Railway 4 ". t.civ. was ..btaised ea ft.turday. at the Aatrimi A••• , .... by Mr. • resins' wen-twat d Reified, I r _pros irm . fereal aesWal causnl I.r tl.e Deglaresos liebriaate servants. Asr.tlur gentlturars. wh. was ••• • . salwar by the awaseressee, it w.ll be nwastubsred. was •4100/. art u..4..pray, apes a sundae P. treed as the parlous day. ala Se U IS SS In See U 114 46 60 127 129 12$ 125 10 10i lla 12i ; et Tia l '1 Ft 1 1 I 4ldis d ad ill 4 a4l ii:ipoo 130,00.1 100,000 irt leil4 61 $7 SS 1i -8 I Salsa - 1,66 1 5 11,310 sizooo 1,r24 I!sirre iti,lio 10,000 10,000 000,000 10,000 10,000 15,000 0.000 14,10 G 76,000 75,000 60 , 000 zd 8 9 84i SS, 811 64 ii dial 1d caniidat Do. /3 7 per e - . 11111102 Do. C i Led Memel Islands l'eL (1 d Cop. lfg.of Eng.rt Smelt Do. Pref. 71 per cent ergalPalace Preference Do. 6p. ct. Perp. Deb Medals Telegraph . Do. New — Eng. and Anet. Cop. Gee. Steam Navigation Great Ship (L.nalted) Do. 17e per cent. PreL Lai. District•TeL (L.).. London Disconnt (1.1 Lon. Gen. Omnibus Co. ILadraa Irrlgn. & Canal MedlterraneanElee.Tel. Medlter. Ex. Tel (Lim) Nattooal Dlooowit Co. NerbaddaCoaltlroa(L; Netherlands pink l orketai — iirec.,p. to *ifs:, rr. Bram a N. Scot. Di N. lON- Anstroliciau Ow Do. "Now Sbaras' _ . rlea Ia Btm. (Ls.)A Peel liver 7.uod k Nin. _ n. FRI °den. Steam j 0 1 II 30 40 27 10 0 11 18 IS 116 118 6 8 12 17 214 15 4 $0 11 87 99 106 100 re 108 1., le i r .8 # '1 i ir is I .lis 1 I also. ii Ail I le 41,1 It Rl ' 1 1 tig Par 10 Zed Sea et Ind. Tel. 66 p. e. (orb° yr. by Br. Gov 60 Ihymney Iron 15 Do. New 100 Sorel Mall Wass St. Scottish Atuit. Invest or 15 South Australian !And 146 44 mil 74 76 UI 12 1 Psi eI la ons pair I 6 1 6 SO St 1.0 110 16 35_ _ad k Vam., iii;WariieTlTl7Bcrip:.' Do. do. Registered.. & iall. CO. Up. Caw a Dlassen's Liu A .... 1 I 9 10 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioow. In the mining market to-day the amount of busi ness has been only moderate, but prices are fairly supported. Tin Croft shares are marked in the Stock Exchange 41. Stray Park shares are quoted bb} to 56* ; Rose warne United, 51 to 53; East Basset, 136 to 1374 La dy Bertha, 21 to 3 ; South Frances, 155 to 160 ; and North Trmkerhy, 23i to 244. Foreign and colonial mining securities present no movement whatever. PROPOPLD OXFORD AIM CABOIRIDGE CLUB AT EDAM:ROL—A meeting of gentlemen favourable to the establishment of an Orford and Cambridge Club in Edin. burgh wan held in the Advocates' Library, the Rev. Dr. Hodson in the chair. After • statement of the step which had already been taken in the matter. and of the pnepeete et =WAS, so far as at present ascertained, the meeting unanimously approved of the proposal to establish such • club, and resolved to use their best endeavours for the fur therance of that object. The following gentlemen were appointed • committee, with power to add to their num ber, for the purpose of sacertaining the number of gentlemen willing to become members of the club, and the possibility of carrying on • club with that number, and to report to a general meeting :—The Right Rev. the Bishop of Moray, the Hon. G. F. Boyle, Sir A. Edmonstone, Bart. the 'Very Rev. Dean Ramsay, Rev. Dr. Hannah, Rev. pr. Hodson, Cosmo Inner Req., Rev. V. 0. Faithfull, Robert Berry, Esq. (convener), Therms Harvey, Esq., Archibald Anderson, Esq., David Weddcrburn, Esq., George R. Dunbar, Esq. (secretary). The meeting further recommended that circulars should now be sent to all members of the two Universities re siding in, or connected with, Scotland ; and that • general meeting should be called by the committee es early in November as they might consider expedient.—Edinbargh Con raid. A STUPID DRIVEL —A party of gentlemen re turning in an omnibus from the sham fight at Chislehurst met with • serious accident. On reaching the Bull Hotel, Dartford, the driver without being aware of danger, drove into the yard, and tine being but a few inches space be tween the top of the vehicle and the roof, the Biz pas sengers on what is technically called the knifebourd were thrown off, and, we regret to state, several of them were seriously injured. Mr. Plincol received several seven ootatutionx, and such serious internal injuries, that he has not since been able to leave his bed. Mr. Cuthbert Russell, Mr. James Herds, and Sergeant Court were also seriousl injured ; while Mr. Talbot, Mr. Tanker, and another - tleman escaped with • few bruises. Mr. Mikes, slightly better on Saturday bat, is yet, we regret to say, • dangerous state. All the ra ff eren are highly respected, connected with the first Netilies in the town, and quite a gloom has been cast over the place by the accident.— dfaidatone MONEI MARKET.-7HIS DAY. Two o'CLo4aL The detail* afforded by Lord Palmerston in the House of Commons last night with regard to the oast of the fortifications, which involve an immediate creation of Thirty Years An nuities to the amount of 2,000,0001., have not given any stimulus to the stock markets. The funds remain flat, and are now quoted barely as good as at 4 o'clock yesterday. The usual telegruns from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to baud. Consols are officially marked 931, 93, and 931 for money, and 931 for the account. The present quotations are 93 to 1 for cash, and 93 and 1 for the 9th of August. The official business report is as follows Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, g ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77/ ; Thirty Tears Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 16/ ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104, 4, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 97, 94 ; ditto Bonds, 35., 7s. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 974 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1024, 3 ; Exchequer Bills, la. to 3s. prem. Foreign stocks are generally steady, except Mexi can, which remain flat. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 77 to 4, and that of 1858, 60 to 4. The scrip of the new Russian Loan is now placed on the official list, and is marked 1 premium. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991, 100 ; ditto Four-and•a-Half per Cents., 1860, 874 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201, 1 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860 (scrip), 1 prem. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 64/, an ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for amount, 83, 1 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481, 49 ; ditto for account, 49, 481 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 771, 77 ; ditto for account, 771 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 604. Foun O'6WCIL. Console remain quoted 93 to 1 for money, and 931 to 1 for the account, showing no change compared with the prices current at 2 o'clock. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8581., and the South Eastern an increase of 1,468/. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending July 6 shows an increase of 2691. sterling. The Stock Exchange committee have resolved that Rule 122 shall stand as under, and that the alteration shall take effect on all bargains made for any day after the lbt October next : Brads and debentures of railways in Great Main, Ireland, and the East Indies shall be dealt in so that the warned interest, up to the day for which the bargain was done, be paid by the buyer ; but bargains in bonds and de bentures of colonial and foreign railways shall include the accrued interest in the price. The half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Counties Railway Company is called for the 23rd of August ; that of the Portsmouth Railway Company for the Bth of August • and that of the New Brunswick and Canada R ailway and Land Company for the 31st inst. Mr. J. C. Conybeare is circulating a series of trenchant resolutions, which he expresses his intention of moving at the latter company's meeting. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Bank of Australasia is called for the 20th of August. The half-yearly meeting of the Mediterranean Ex tension Telegraph Company is convened for the 7th of Angina, on important busipess. The Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Com pany are about to lay a new cable between Corfu. and Otranto, on the eastern coast of Italy, a dis tance of between 70 and 80 miles, thereby rendering telegraphic communication complete from the former place to Malta. The old line between Corfu and Malta ceased working about twelve months ago, but attempts will now be made to re pair it, althOugh doubts prevail as to whether they will be successful. On the new line the British government have agreed to give the subsidy allowed on the old cable, provided the communication can be maintained during a reasonable time. The report of the directors of the Australian Agricultural Company, to be submitted at the an nual meeting on the 31st inst., shows a net profit for the year 1859 of 34,8971., being below the amount expected. The falling oft has arisen from causes over which the general superintendent can exercise but little control, viz., the small demand . . for land, the contraction of the stock department, and a considerable fall in the price of coal, which was not compensated by a proportionate reduction in the cost of rai4ing it. Messrs. F. de Lizardi and Co. advertise the half early dividends due August 1 on Louisiana state be In the Bankraptcy Court yesterday an order was made for the winding-up of the East India Cotton Company (Limited). A petition for an adjudi cation in bankruptcy has been filed against the Mitre Aasurnne, Association. The meeting of the creditors of Mr. W. G. Gib son, tanner, of Godalmiug, fixed for to day, will not take place, the principal creditors having determined to throw the estate at once into the Court of Bankruptcy. The liabilities amount to 150,0001., and the assets to only 40,0001. Mr. Arthur J. King, in some Remarks on the Metropolis i Gas Bill (E ffi ngham Wilson), de nounces n terns of indignation the " attack" upon the gas interest. He particularises various features of the pending . bill, which he regards as savouring of "rank injustice," stigmatises the " goverinneut interference" as an "usurpation," and calls upon the railway interest to make com mon cause with the gas companies, lest their rights, too, be ultimately trenched upon. The Admiralty will receive tandem on the 2nd of August for the supply of 100,000 lbs. of tea, 800 qrs. of split peas, 300 qrs. of oats, 200 tons of soap, 50 tons of tobacco, and 20,000 gallons of vinegar. MONDAY Eviarnra Consols, whic:i closed on Saturday at 934, "buyers," for the 9th of August, opened this morning at 931, and closed at 94 to 4. For money the last price was 93 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93, 1; ditto for account (Au rt9), 94, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, Ini4, 1, New Three per Cents., 94, 4, L , ; Thirty ears Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 16# ; Bank Stock, 239, 2284 ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1044, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 97, 964 ; ditto, 1869, 97 • ditto Bonds, 7s. dia. ; Five per Cent. "en faced" rupee paper, ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., IN.:, t,!. The rate for the " put and call " of Consols until the 9th of August was # to 4 per cent. The Indian rupee paper was steady. The Indian Five per Cent. stuck of 1859 was quoted 1044 to 4. Exchequer Bills were rather firmer at Is. to 4s. prem. Turkish stocks were dull ; the Loan of 1854 closed at 70t to 77/, being f per cent, lower than on Saturday, and that of 1838 at 60 to 4. Other foreign stocks met with very little business. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 2 3-16 to 2 6-16 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, #to prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to t rem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 4 to j dos. ; London and South Afr ican Bank, #to die. ; South Eastern Railway of Portugal, to 3 die. MADAMS Tr6AAOD'6.—A great many additions have recently been made to the coats nts of the museum which h placed in the " Napoleon" ro, m in the gallery in Baker-street, awl a re-arrangement has been made of them by which the confusion which distracts the inquirer is re moved, so that now by the aoshtance of the catalogue a couple of bourn may be well employed in their inspection. One thing of a recent date will attract the female visitors, vit., the dress presented by the sdk manufacturers of Lyens to the Empres4 Eugenic, which is of exquisite manu facture, awl very elegant design. llAlit DIG 'WILT. A well-dressed yolitit,natu ---- ed I'mm is Henry liard;m7, whams parent* are highly respeoltalfla, lithig at Dover, was placed in the dock before Mr. Ingham, eh, with testing 711 e. of lead pipe, the property of his master, Mr. William Speak, a builder, of Kentiugtompark.gardem. It appeared from the evaleure that the prisoner had been appreuticed to Mr. Spent: al.mt two yeani, he having re ceived V/. premium with him. The pnieeentor had • con tract in Pembroke-eremeut, Kensington-basin, at which the primmer and a mother of men were employed, and in We. sapience of missing a ronsidcrable .itukatity of the materials, he revolved upon keeping • sharp watch upon them. On Thursday evening last he stopped them as they were leaving the work.. and requested them to return. telling them that hi, object was to search them. They complicit, and while he we. searching the foreman, the prisoner turned round cod took from awards his clothes two peoes of new lead_ pipe and banded them to the pro secutor. The pipe had been flattened me as to at the body, and two mils had Less driven lato taw gimes, apparently fur the purpose of enabling him to empend them from the bend of Lis trousers. The men were marched, but nom of the prosecutor's property VIA found upon them. The prisoner was not given into custody at the time, as it appeared that the pro secutor hail remuraed the neither to acquaint her of her ma's elieleeds before he took any proceedings. The pri mmer lad on • former occasiori missiuducted himself, which had been overlooked, and it was then that the promise was made. The mother sulesquently arrived from Dover, and after she hail hem. made acquaiuted with the fade the pri soner was given into custody. The mother and ten other persons were examined, and they gave the in - ismer& very good character,and meted that he never niirooducted himself until after he had been ' apprenticed. Mr. Martin, who appnuml for the prosecutina, asked the mother if she wee not aware that her win was receiving 14a. per week instead of 12a., which was all be waa entitled to miler the imitator,. The mother replied in the affirmative, amid said that the prosecutor hstl Mated that her eon was a gond wuckmau. Mr. Martin -I believe ~our eon is married? Mr. I ti;:liam (with surprbie)—What: that boy? The Mother--YeN air; but it wu. witi• the consent of his master. Mr. Ingham—Why, whet is his Age S. Mother —ster rote( e Mr. Inghtni thru committed him for one month for the malawfil possession of the lewd. AOCIDLIAT ON m LONDON AND NORTH WWITTAN RAILWAY. —On the arrival at the $1.40 a.m. train from St. Albert at the Harrow ladies yertenlay, a passenger mined Patrick Leven, from Mayo, lrehoul, imprudently leaped from the carriage while the tniin was iu tion, sod fell Warms the wheels and the platform. When extricated boa Ids perilous position he was found to have received eatessive Lire t tuwa of the lower ear reatetiee, and on being te to the uiversity Hospital amputation the leg Was ' r o 1 Deowisery. He tenuous in a very precarious awaiditiona. POWNINI: CAsE4 IN LIVERPOOL —LIVIOLIsis, L , 111031011 T. —llamas Winslow, who is charged with hating peisteed four prem. by having administered antimony to tams, WWI spill brauclrt before Mr. Rattles, the stipendiary megistrste, at the ponce court to-day. Mr. Arpinall, 'mi nder, who is prtroctitin,: on behalf of the crown, applied for another postponement of the sass, ou the ground Mist th e est/wive series of analyses being made by emiurnt chemists was not yet completed. Mr. Cobb oppowal this applieation, as these alionrnniests would entail the neces sity of tin trial being delayed to the winter mail«. of takieg place at the tondo( saminer assizes. Mr. Aspi• nail replied that the petpowewiest of be trial would he to the advantage of the primmer, ma it wenthl give tines f o r the of his defence. lie declined to give any sa to when the case woeht he proceeded with ; arid theprisower wee renmaded for aallailel week. The Atlantic Ruyal Mail Steam Navigation Com pany's steam ship Prince Albert sails front Galway this lee freeadavi with her Majesty's mails for Newfutuallaed sad liew York. Messeges received try British and Irish ihrysetir Telegraph Compaev ep to VA p.m., for AMMO& rid gt. Jokes, Mewf ottodlawL COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) (NT BETTAN AND floss NIAGNII7C TELWINAPH.) tram ova own consenrowngnr.) Grain mar►et active. Wheat 2.1. to 3d., and sour 6d. to Is. dearer. Indian corn obtaining Cod. advance, but only in retail Beans held firmly, at Ms. new Egyptian white, and 33.. red. (late and oatmeal dull. Barley easier. Weather Ans. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAT.) 81:0A/L—The public wiles aro progreesing heavily to-day, end prices with difficulty supportoiL Refined continues dull of sale. Corral—The public wiles are going off steadily, without showing any material alteration in prices. TEA. —The market rein.iins quiet. Rice —The qusutity offered iu public silo was held for full prices, and all bought in. Saurrnme continues .lull. Corms.—No sales of importance reported. ttrican.—Prices uualtere& _ INDIGO. —The quarterly Wee closed vcstenlay. 15,307 chests were declared, coasisting of 9,234 Bengal, Tishri, ; 14* Oude, 1,906 ICurpah, 1,Z54 Madras, LIU Figs, :aid sundries, in B catalogue, and 78 chests not printed, or withdrawn. The sale commenced with a small attend ance of home and foreign buyers, the bidding was langutd, and prices uneven. At the close, good and Sodded qualities of Bengal sold at 3d. to 6d decline ; and ordinary and defective, Oil. to Is. Dry leaf Madras was is fair request, the better sorts at par to 3d. advance; °Winery kinds at about May's rates. Burpahs of good and fine qualities sold with spirit at last sale's rate. Ordinary qualities went unevenly at par to 4 discount ; very low were quite neglected. Of the quantity brought forward 6,309 &este have been withdrawn, 1,006 bought in, leaving 5,692 chests sold, to which may be added about 1.100 cheats of the bought in, making a total of 7,000 chests soil Markets generally have an inactive appearance to-day. - TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 525. rd., net cash ; Petersburz Y.C. on the spot, 112 s. ltd. to Ms ; Aitat to Sept., 524. Gd. ; Oct. to Doc., 52a. 074. ; Jan. to Marth , „ 1861, 535. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Sows. Davis and Ca. report trade very dull. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to la supenor ditto, 90s. to Ms. ; inferior do., 3Os. to Ws.; new, .10., GO.. Od. to 80s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 120 e. ; new, 80s. to 100 s. ; straw, 345. to 44.. Haitvarrr PROSTICTIL —Sint* our laiit the weather has been most unfavourable. There has scarcely 'cern a day without some wet, awl durum several the ndn has descended in heavy and continuedi shower. Altogether a large amount of wet has fallen, and the effect must have proved most injurious. For the fortnight pre vious to Monday week the weather Mel been most propitious for the "blooming " of the what, and both that crop, and barley, nate, beans, a nd peso, ex hibit e d a marked progress and improvement. Since that date, how ever, there has been little dry or sunny weather, end serious anxiety now begin. to prevail as to the of the harvest. Accounts from different parts of this trice already speak despondingly of the effects of the anew mulated wet and continued absence of sun, and on the poor and moils those effects are incontestiWy almanac. The hop gardens are everywhere morn or lees suffering, and as each day's rain falls the prospect becomes more gloomy. The period has now arrived which Is generally looked to as affording ground for a tolerably reliable view as to the coming hop crop, and the general opinion appeers to be that, come what may, the crop of this year must be abort and may be a decided failure. All depends upon the weather, sod on this point no one seems meinine. —Swart Ad, rf irtr. `canter run Mn. J. 0. Lever.—The record of " Hartaett v. Lever," the trial of which occupied three days, and excited considerable interest, terminated at Dub lin on Friday evening in a verdict for the defendant. The plaintiff was a passenger on board the Indian Empire. and the action was bright to recover damages, laid at 2,0001., for breach of contract, work and labour, and alleged ill treatment daring a voyage of 23 days from New York to Ireland. It will be remembered that the vessel encoun tered very ten:madams weather, and with gnat difficulty nackied land. The jury broaght in a verdict substintially for the defendant on all the noun, and accompanied the lading•ill strong oleenationa, exonerating the captain sad *ere of the ship trout imputations which had been attempted to be cast upon them by the plaintiff. MAIM 111 15 dis 0 Mpa 13 e l% II ICI MIS% nt., Ot. Non& 4p.c.Jast a rg 1M — -- 10,113 V SC Nortalro.o.X•r. MI ISi 94 Mall at ' N. Lat. 4p.et.Jan.ltauly gi 140 WOW 111.' OxLlVare. ea 44p. et. de. -- .... I 11,.. Bactibia N. Jail, {Wit 0 It N