The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-14 00:00:00

Ilw"''' LMPERLAL P. 11003 g OF COMMONEL—(THIS DAY.) lbe IMAM took the asir at 12 o'eleek, bat there were sadhosigh members present to snake • house 011 20 wipes* Pot PRIVATE BURINERS. The followiag bills were read • third time :—Aseam owdk ey, liiirnsh sad Mass Railway, and Poulnamiterry possiesPon, Worst& sad Budlerigh Blatancies Railway, s od Bidwell+ Railway and Harbour Balk. Tara ABOLITION (OXFORD) BILL. Bre ooscam moved the iseand reeding of this bill. B e old it bad been opposed on two grounds—that it lee peal, and that it was tee large. He could was Bos wo es to either. Any progress In the Masa • d teells and subsoriptions seemed lo him welt ho w d weeddemtios ; sad on the other hand he did o est Woe that if testa were swept away the univeraity r aid be rewelationied. The liberal party in the hank hoe vole which it gave last year, virtually decided that Ys steditice of tans most Garry with it the enjoyment of au i odises, end, after that, he felt alsointely ssu sodol f r om holding out say hope s of moth ;mi. o ak regard to thorn privileges. The bill h od, Iberians, stand or fall in its entirety. It was objected h o s dor object of the bill wee to admit dissenters. That Is ., o h the direct object, though it would be a result, (yeh. boor.) The universities were historically national Aloes, and the dome:ion of the clergy with them was h oly areidental. (Hew, hear.) General education h ho widest mese was the object for which anim ism were established, and the imposition of religious lode toiled to defeat that object. Snob were the p i ssolpies on which that bill was founded, mid it I wo a solecism in science to make degrees dependent h figians tests. (Hear, hear.) The system which the smarts of the bill advocated was, he contended, • shed. dowel sad wuroeical one. The universities were lay oor pholins for the benefit of the whole community. The hes• member then quoted Stephen's " Oesomenteries" h wive, of this view. Hospitals and all other r ads issiltutioes were ooenseted In former times with ohm simply because the priests were the depositaries of ', h og. It was a undone fact that on the 000ticeut, in geese witholio countries, the Roman mambo clergy had h od le have control over the nniversitie• Even in melds* protestant had been the rector of a university for IA dram Ths church of Rome, with all its control over h o w thought, had sormadired its hold on the seats of brag; while in this country the church of Ragland mood a right to exclude half the population from the hased universities. (Hear, hear.) He argued against the h ew of exclusiveness which prevailed in Orford, and "sh amed that it was evident that the theological tests s wot it was sought to preserve were social herb ; that by removing them obstruction' to the estimairg of the university there would be established a dim IS the moral sympathy and affection of the country. its almeestended that if dissenters were freely admitted ys lbs university there would be no danger of their o rooggig churchmen, either intellectually or numerically. 11s gdmenos which this measure was intended to re. goes was not • sentimental, but a real practical Inv as the testa which were required for taking ye id= degrees operated in many team to pre ssed who were enabled to take them from en almfullowships to which they could be otherwise entitled. sow proposed would abolish these subeeriptions skirlaar, would give a vote in convocation and entitle Nem to all the privileges of the university. Nr. G. DUFF seconded the motion, on the ground that ▪ would be useful at mos to the church, the dime'. OK sad the University of Oxford. lard L C SOIL moved that she bill be read • second time Relay six months, and we. speaking when our report left. OBEID PALACI COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors, was Yli at lo'clock, at WU=loo Tavern ; Mr. T. N. FARQII. la is the The report, which bad already been published, having be. takes se read, The CHAIRMAN moved it. adoption. He commenced b etwortiag to the lode the company had suatainedin thedeath el& Joseph Paxton, to whose services in connexion with Vie Cqetal Palace and its peat predecessor in Hyde-park be paid a high testimony. He then congratulated the misting as the improved position and prospects of the company. WY. he Bret took the chair there was a large meet of debentures outstanding, whereas the accounts is Dengeber next would show th►t the debentures were all Feld off, and they were entirely free from debt. The number season tickets bed largely Mereand, the roe* from 16111101111:41 up to the .resent time being in noses of thus for macro tickets to the whole of last year or aay Feeding one during the last six years. After a few words from several shareholders of a con- PuinkiotT character, Si regards the position and prospects the company the report was adopted. Mr. STANDIUNG moved that 200 'Meese should be granted said of • fond now being raised to erect a church on the orders of the compeoy's Dulwich-wood property. He aged that suck a mop would greatly encourage the erec tus of houses an that property, the distance of any church hem it being now a great objection. Mr. G. TAYLOR, Mr. PUNCHER, and several other share- Ndsn the coons. The motion was ultimately withdrawn. AFRICAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) —•— This afternoon the half-yearly meeting of the proprietor, of the above company was held at the ann. pee aloes, Lesdenbsll•etreet ; Mr. P. D. HsDow in the chair. accounts showed a balance of 4,7571. 9s. after Pekin the mosl reams for depreciatien. titheYieg the unsung of navigetieg end maintaining the ships, and &charging the cost of the interoolonial service., &o. • Mt the directors reememeaded the payment of a dividen d et Pc per 'hombre of loom* tax: Out of that balame. A mall atm will be carried over to the next half.yeaes somata The report was adopted. It was stated that with the exception of the loss of the Armenian the mail service had been performed in a satisfac tFy manlier, and that the ships are in a high state of di. mesy. The sum required to defray the charges which win cam in mares of payment during the year ending 31st &oh, 1866,f0r acquiring posesseke of the land and premises Women the National Gallery and Hemming's-row, is 1110001. The total sum required is estimated at 100,0001. Mr. Henry Berkeley 'intends to move on Friday Net, "That, ma general *beim is impending and es we harem law which can put down the intimidation of voters aor parent bribery, it is therefore expedient that a trial Medd be Riven to the vote by ballot." Mr. William Swart will ask the Chancellor of the fseheque to-morrow whether, in the event of the eon t•glatad issue et a new silver coinage, it is inteoded to AO the proportion of nine tenths floe and one-tenth alloy, leesetwmity with the usage of most European countries, lid the recommendation of the international statistical regress, "Some of the journals," says the Epoque, " have hiel7 spoken mysteriously of a duel which bad taken plasm Algeria between two general 011100“, and in which one wsskkled. It unfortunately appears from intelligence rw tend that General Deligny, commanding the division of Oraa, has expired from the effect of a wound received in a Leine meeting with General Lemma, in command of the ealkiviiiou is the lama place." TEE LEEDS BANKRUPTCY SCANDAL —This con:- nitres reassembled this afternoon with closed doors, when the Lord Chancellor was the nitwits leader 'molesting. Sratirrics or run Bann Hosrrraxs. —Whole lumber of cases exhibited is the field reports daring 1861 sad 1862 waa 848 555, of which 16,220 died sad 10,455 were discharged from servios. There were admitted in hsPi,._ tali for the urns period 447,089 WWI, of which 19,359 o ld, and 6,485 were discharged.—Confeelerafe States Yelled and Surgical Journal. Abd-el-liader is expected in Paris about the 5 0. Arrangements neoardtated by the Mussulman mode driving are being made in the right wing of the Elysee, etkh will be occupied by the Emir, His suits will monist ▪ 'boat 30 persona. Parses NAPOLBON. —A Pubs letter in theJourna/ fe Rouen mys :—" It is well known that Prince Napoleon wolY._ putted the Niels Royal to take up hie residence at P4am of Maude°, which forma part of the civil list tem* and which w gamed by the Emperor at the disposal From thin pekes, on Saturday, after ease, elitist the boor of the Emperor's return to Paris, the Irises bed Ma 000 of his sides drearep, General Fran temSreto °Gorey his (the prime's) respects to the chief of Its state and to take his orders. The Emperor charged Gement FranoonoGre to thank his cootie for tbis proceeding. " 4 to say that he would receive the prince at 10 oa leaky morning. W bile this was passing at the naafis* to mum wan thrown from his as related, sad " 11 le much wanted se to be obliged to keep his bed. was, therefore impossible for him to precast himself 1 1 & May at the audience which had been granted hiva That day, at 10, General Fmaemouiere arrived alone albs Tuileries, and it will be easily understood that the Pprarasee of the prince, who was expeeted, might nwlpeen nee to various enppositioors, if, at the retest Mtn his aide-de-camp w alma to explain the cause, the ihad not received a report from the Prefect of nforming hie Molest: of the accident wh'oh had 46.11 is his casein." —A rday Vr ,aa !be viTior B ade* mow owes ad li r ' ZOO" 1001 D 801. ". kdoblf Ott 111= 016 Ili di a Of lig fr i : b % lb* r tik• • 1011.1. Fr alid 4'-. THE EXPRESS,' • LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE R. 1W It. 1011 IN SHAER LISTS.-TRIB DAL) Two tithooz. The railway market is firm today and prioes have advanced in several inetanoes. Metropolitan „ Lei and Great Eastern stocks have improved 1 uo,sl per oent, Caledonian 1, London and North LOW' Western I, and Great Western and South 67.! Eastern 1. The settlement engages attention. .. London and North Western stook is now quoted •• 1231 to 124 ; Great Western, 721 to ; Mid laud, 1381 to / ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 122 •• to ; Oidedouian 134 to ; South Eastern, 83} to 88 ; Great E astern , 47e to 48 ; London and South Western, • 99 to 100 ; Great Northern 133 to 134 ; ditto A, 1484 to 149 ; and Metro politan, 1431 to 1444. Foreign and colonial railway securities exhibit no alteration. WM $O 4 / 7 to 1 p.a. Hi le I BA < ft 1 1 1 4 14041 4.9114. GM.. 47e . ILI -. VOA ItM 12,1 a; - 1036 KO 66(6 al.• -. 130 100.0 619,f61 - 113 a MO - 10.6 ..... Ist MCP= TZLIONAPX.) ASCOT MZKTING.-(THIS DAY.) IPERNHILL sr,uus. Gardsviaure ... ... ... Attache ... ... ... Flousetto ... ... ... ... 1 ... Y ... S 9 eta. HUNT OUP. 9 to 4 10 to 1N — Hei Mil ist orke (tos Jack ) (t) 15 to 1 Msrleap (1) 20 to 1 Raldwie (t) CORONATION STAKES. One mile. The Prisons at Wales, Hood, Biondina, and Dasire are here. ROYAL HUNT OUP. One mile. Sacebarometer, Union Jack, Ramat, Tomato. Primo Plausible, Oem at the Sea, Flattaror, Bittern, Sandal, Rine Haat* Windham, IBrvd., Pox, Harcourt, Balboni, Ifina, Gratitude, Zambezi, 'Vandalic', King Charmiog, Arid, Morse, Farman, Luck, Star, Camball, Nausatoo, Swordanana,Scerboro, Hades*, Golorrisas, Glow. tot* St. F Kam, Proviaor, Pilgrim, Puisetilla, and iiro- * oseU are Dora SEVENTH MOOT BIENNIAL STAKES. Ooe mile. B Kin Okamakag, Farewell, Oatrago, (Worm', Zambezi, bor r ( Ocavati, Dadra*, Pas* Bwoadausaa, sod Gardavaium ei a. 111. THIRTEENTH TEXENNIAL STAKES, T.Y.O. Gold Pen, Himlia, Student, litagbousd, Janitor, Dam man, William Pitt, and The Nan of Avon are here, ASOOT DERBY araxsa Seidq Cloures. King Obarmiag, Lamm,* and Oelerrima aro hen. ABlNlD.—.llaster Richard, Siberia, Lady William, BA. an, Idle CHri, Falie do YAtr La Fortuna, Oberon, Reio• doer, Oaiston wit, Clown, Albarta,Windbas, and Peignoir. BEVERLEY MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) el BEVERLEY CUP. One min sad a halL so Alias, Newmarket, Langs. Kapusda, Pint Rata, So Armor, Macklntosb, and Club Queen are lien. sa BISHOP BURTON STAKES. T.Y.C. Czar. Casteset, Lord of the Vale, Full Bloom, Time- N keeper, Fortress, Honesty, Bob Chambers, Ne Plus Ultra, k Chessman, Bachelor, Aldcrott, Ben M te, Huss, and Bawds an here. 1( GRINS TONE PLATE. Oee mile. 111 Katmai', AMMO*, NeU Digby, Lady Sykes, Risk, and silk Madras an hers. LONDESBOROUGH HANDICAP. T.Y.C. 111 Harbinger, Roodolais, Nelly Gray, and Little Dame as 14 hers. THE FATAL ACCIDENT' AT THE GROSVENOR HOTEL. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) a. This morning at noon Mr. O. St. Clair Bedford N. opened an inquiry at the Grosvenor Hotel, relative to the is death of Ambrose Rosebrook, aged 32, who was killed by the N 96 falling of • lift in the above hotel Mr. Campbell (Davies, Soo, Campbell, and Reeves), at- iv tended for the Hotel Company ; and Mr. Easton (Easton 10 and Ames) was present en behalf of the engineers. Several el noblemen and gentlemen attooded. 10 Mr. Michael John Strewn, of 26, Gllliegbam-street, detective of of the Leedom, Chatham, and Dover Rail- r v . way, identified the body. He had known the amassed about at. three parses Wog a porter at the Grosvenor Hotel. OL George Stevens, lift man at the Grosvenor Hotel, said La el bad been in that capacity about 12 months. His duty was to W go in the lift to work It and stop it. He started the lift by f i t purling • rope inside, which opened • valve. It is an a hydraulic lift. By ptalieg the rope it &optima the fora of v• water to the lift from two large cisterns at the top of the at boom Os Mondry night lest, at • quarter to 10, witness at entered the lift on the ground floor. There were then in the lift himself, three ladies, • valel and the dumbed. They were going up as usual to the fourth floor, the top of gi v : the lift having reached them, when •all at once is gave a IM very heavy shook and down it cause. Wilmot fell out N. et the bottom. He heard no cracking noise till it got to the IN bottom. Witness wag slightly injured, bat was able to assist N is removing some of the things. The lift would take up IA seven pusengers beside himself. He did not see the de. 1 . 1 ceased taken eat. By the Coroner —One peassuger of tater went optima seven. in An engineer regularly inspects the lift, and oils it nearly gs, every night. He looks at the wheels, and Muftis it es. generally. On that day be had been up several times with 101 the ordinary number of passengers. His duty was to send el the lift up, check and stop it, and bring it down. He regulated it by pulling • rope. He had never known it 8 , to drop soddenly before, 10 By • Juror—The pamengen, when few, take up their le own luggage. Oo this °maim there wee only one port- 99 , manteau taken up. By Mr. Easton—There was no indication of a shock until 12 it suddenly came. He shut the valve by oatchlog hold of ri the rope immediately he felt the shock. 10 George Parsons, ball porter at the hotel—On Monday w evening last be went off duty at half-put 9, but bearing of C the accident, he returned at a quarter past 10 to the hotel. I He found the lift at the bottom, and men working to en. j tricot* the doomed, whom he could see with weights upon vi him. Witness assisted in taking him out between • w quarter and half-peat one. He was quite deed. By the Coroner—He was In the left hand corner of the I .lift. A medical gentleman was present. Dr. Johnson, of Etton•quare Booth, said he was at the . . hotel at a Teri early per Cod of the imddent, and saw the poor fellow in the position described. For three hours everything wee done to release him. The heavy counter. weights were upon him. He was quite dead when got out. Be belived death was iostantaDeous, for he had a severe fracture of the skull, a double fracture of the jaw, a corn. ponied fracture of the left log, and other injuries. George Thorpe, the engineer employed at the hotel in that capacity for upwards of three years, said it was his duty to look after the machinery. On Monday last before he left, at hell-past 6, he Inspected the lift all through, aid, aa far as he ooald see, it wee quite safe, and in goad working order. By the Coroner—Witness had nothieg to do with the ropes at the top. On Moodily he removed the boss of the angle wheel, took the pin out, and cleaned it, owing to there having been some corroded oil round the wheel. This wheel was situate at the top of the small girders. The coaster-weight was necessary to sestet in lifting and lower lug the mtge. Two hundred weight was required in the car to carry it down. Half • ton would send it down quickly. Witness could not tell the cause of the accident. By Mr. Campbell—Witness examined the machinery of the lift every Monday. If anything was wrong be would report it to the manager. Oa this cosmies be did not re port as there was no need for it. He had reported occur rearms when he considered danger was to be apprehended, and the repairs were immediately effected. The alterations were effected by Messrs. Easton and Amos, the engineers. At this part of the inquiry the Coroaer suggested an ad. joarnment, in order that the engineers might make an exruninatioe of the machinery. The - agreed with the Coroner, and adjourned ac- -aril JUT) coordinly. SHOCKING SUICIDE. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex Coroner, held an inquiry at the White Horse Tavern, Fie& bury-Street, Finsburyequare, respecting the suicide of George William Newton. aged ZI yews. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased had been employed in the biscuit factory of Stephens and Co.. Shadwoll, end that three of his fingers had been cut off by machinery. His employers gave him a sum of money as compensation, but he was unable to obtain other employ ment. He therefore determined to live on hie 131000 y as long as it would last, and he took furnished apartments is Fiesbury.etrest, where for some time he lived with a young woman, whom he kept as a mistress. His funds becoming exhausted, and his landlord pressing him for arrears of rent, he determined to commit suicide by means of poison, which he appears to have had by him for the purpose for some time. On Monday last hornet the young woman out on some pretext, and in her absence be mixed a very large quantity of cyanide of potee• sium in a cup of water, and drank it off. He wee found lying deed on the floor, with the cup by his aid.. Ilia death most have been instantensons. Since the loss of his Angers he bad been mach depressed in his mind. The Coroner having interned up, The jury returned a verdict of " Suicide whna la a state of unsound mind." I. 7 CAPT. OFLONVENOR AND TIM Dociosa—The fol lowing absurd aorrespoodenoe appears In the Lancet:— " Dr. Tweedie to Captain Grommer.-17, Pall- mail, 29th May, 186.5.—Bir,—htv name having bees published ss one of your committee for promoting your election for West minster, several ntedW friends have asked if lam aware of the report in general circulation among members of the prafelaiou to which I have the honour to beloog, that you favour or uphold the heresy of ho thy. If the report in question be founded in error, I stall think it my duty to make your contradiction as extensively known es I have the power. Bat if, on the other hand, I receive no gush eseurance. I most request that my Dante be withdraws from the list of your committers—l ace, sir, yours feithfally, A. TIMMS, M.D.—Hos Captain Groeveoor." " Captain Grosvenor to Dr. Toreedie.—London, June I.— Sir,—Wbeeever I am ill, which by the blessing of Provi dence dose not happen very ohms, I apply for adrift and aseirtemes to the doctor of my regiment, who is, to the beet of nay belief, a very orthodox practitioner.—l am. sir, your obedient servant, J. G. W. Ononvartog."—" Dr. Tweedi• to Captain Grosvenor.—l 7, Pal44nell, June 8.1 1865.—ffir,—Your reply to my latter of the 29th ult. is se equiveeal that I beg yea will withdraw my same from your committee. —I am. sir, your oiraliont servant, A. TITUDIL—Hoe. Captain Grosvenor." Nsozogs Vartso. —The New York Herald ad- 1 vises Presideat Johann to let the mama vote, is order to spike the lest pm of the abolitionists and neutralise the Arrestieg electorate of the Senth. The New York World also exorcism the opinion that negro suffrage. "guardod," is not "very obieedonabla." 1 I. 10 I. 100 I Lawns. Alksiio& ilk Woo. 1 11an.Bw. tO.La4.6pe. — ITC 1 Buffalo a Lake Hu-m-- all i Do. Antenna, 100 Bud.. Bunt ,a Gadsden 0 p. ¢ Bah. Aug. 1.1011 111 Do. do. July 1. We ion Do. do. Jose 1. DM 100 OA. 40.110a110r0 111 Dope T. • Dookee. a. g. all Duarran47p.o.pte.peil 1100 bud. Nasal in. II do 100 Dun Indian en. 0 do 16 Do. J fatonoloa 100 Gonad li eg teg u it Do. la 6 Do. do. dalacwWl Do. 2nd pref. Bondi Do. do. defused Do ird pref. Moak Do. do. delaind Do. 6/.16 pro/. Moat Do, do. dawned beat Indian ?nouns!' Do. gua. 6 par oat. Do. New do d. of India g.ll p. et Do oar mak Do - - • IC waMru ol CaarAtal Do. Dow . _ _ .... Do. .e. Do.de do. do. 18774 Indlaoß soelt, Lholtod Do. 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' 16 44 $441 - MUG 00 islatlcßmk.C,or.ira wait WOO 60 kastraMala all 60 71 - 7,600 40 Do. New all 63 70 - 11.100 90 Osaka. Britbbtatambla 16 OWm - 10,000 16 bank of = al 104 318 - 8000 100 Bask of - 16,600. 10 Barak of Camp (11221241) I 14 WI. - IV:030'100 Bank of Q ll4 . l, "And ( 1 .) 16 6 4 dl. - 94000 60 Midi offictoria,Austala 10 61 44 ~.. 10,000 10 Bark of New Zealand ~ 10 7 8 94a - 40,000 10 finuillas&Portagasai(L 19 19 144116 - 10,000 60 End& & Dallissalsa (1. 74 34 4.114 - 20.000 60 Britialt N. *marks - 60,000 20 C. Bk. ladia,AM., Ulna all 26 17 - Illi 10.000 26 t.tart. Mar.otlndia,d4c. all 47 40 60 48 e 4 10,000 i 100 City 10,000100 Coioalal - 40,000 1 104 Hoak of Csuida al - - 40.000 NI i km . Karst of lodia.oo4. all -.- - 290,000 10 Ommoildatod Bask (L) 6 64 Uses - 9,000,100 Omatiamital 96 4 2 lir - 6,600 100 Do. New - 20,000 60 east London (Limited, 6 1 lima - 60,000 20 Radoni NrchammaLlial 9 19 0 4 014 - 10,000 111 Bestial !Ott Stock (L) 10 $4 pm - 60.000 20 Ilesalootkaud.l.larid. all 194 20 - 1000 U 69 OWLS and timallob (L 20 41 ltdo - 40,0011 AO e uroptan Kook Limited 16 4 low - 10,000 100 Illadass.Chlaa&Jap.( l 4 01 1 as - 10,000 101 Do. board at 2pm lll 5 dim - 1),000 100 Do. Now l9 6 lie - 19000 040 Imperial Kant. Usated TM 8 1 ong 200 116,000 20 baparial Ottoman 1" Ili pm 164 6,060 26 lomaa. , all Is IS - 0,000 ti to,. New 111 pia Ipme -. 100,000 10 (Lund if ort.Bk: 1,6916(1 6 par pal - 19600 M Loo.l3l4.olforteo,dre.(L 14 4 I .11, -. 1000 2111 Lea Bask of Sooiland,L la 8 6 dis - 11.024 160 Landoll sad Brarillas I6O 5 6 pm - 8199 100 Laa.l3.lyres&LPUMlL, 60 911 pm - 90,000 II Do. New, Um Mit pa l 10 g spm - 18000 ID Loa. MBank a MOM. all 048 168 - 60,000 GO ta n dua and Do kJ 79 77 - 6,000 100 Loa. iltrabit.Owailk.lo4 19 - -lb - 71 000 DO dos Joist week l6 49 61 608 0 WO ,16 Load.oatt Soalli Aklsui all 178 184 - 1000 MN I Loa. &IL Masers , Llar. 11a par Ipm - 6,900 4001 Do. do. New llB :as (pm - 8,408 60 Lo n don alianesral.. (), 124 0 6as - • 11,000 100 Ilon.* Nakano.* „I 104 se 08 - *OOO 10,030 00 i Merchant Bauk , l.lra.) I II Nimesalk & isolmalL 10 $4 sidle 0 1 -. 13 000 MO Volvo. &Prow. bask (L, OM ill Do. do III 4 3du - , 9000 9701 Kailas" Doak (Um) II4 8 las - I 10.000 tOll Natioosl of Unspoilt IIO 4 Bpa - i .0,000 100 71.2 a. oitiaselas4 '42 .... .. - I 1 21,000 10 Do. 2nd lams ;11 -.- - Kola IV I 80. US lima 114 .. - - , 00,000 II 'National Bank ..... ISO 99 100 -. 99000 601 Leo. New ...... - 37. 600 10 New Soat k War all 41 41 - I 47,000 10 Nair Zealand (LWOW) I 1 441* par t - I 51 ,000 10 Nor th Western tern 54 1 60 161 - , 01,400 II 'Orianta Bask Olorp.ag. am 49 $1 161 . 20,000 GO I Provla.liatinneiCarp.(L 4 s WM. .... 7,410 60 I Do. do. . 1.,000 100 Proviso. of Ireland - . i II: 20 16 Do. do. New l6ll - - - e. 17,50• Mande, Pluil.,& LAMM g. II 4 salt - .12 10 kiosk Anaratla laloo 37 - 10 00111 al Nand. el B. S. &Mee lis 9 7 si s _ , I 111;111111 100 Do. de. lag. akista.l 10 9 944 - e ! 10.602 16 DMus ml Ansuralla 1 all 15 66 - . 1 1 1.0101100 , (Woo ot !ratan* (Um ) U 44 sidle - ' OLIN 66 'Mace of Imam , 116 61 66 441 • 0006 k. , No. I SILA DOM. IPd I el. Moan 1 salsa. I s 2.066.0 N I 54. li w as , S sib Lialel asklmilm. , ta 11 - 1 07 ... WM II Glamemeallkaasseakeole I 6 - if. 6,816,011 St. Loalookl4.llalloults. MO ST 611 6874 S *Ma 0 1. I 137,071 U. Surrey Commack! .. 100 115 117 - WEDNESDAY . 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Oo. o * too T ) Ma , II 1. •friout floan., M. Drypto ( In. (I: 1 1 10.000 60 Do. &wood Moe toutlt Auticallan Land al 1140000 it. Telograph l6 ... Do. 001000 itt6o4 10 rei.Conseroo.&lloln.lL 104.00 * narnee4Menev I e.(l.‘ TA* 40 Trinkl4d Petroleum (L) 111.00 t 0 TruatiMosolotAtti.l KM 10 T. & L 00. of R. Canada 100,000 10 Do.ilarlso of Unr. L ' 00,001: 6 IlelledlL Teieg.oo. )al 60.00 17 Dalvere.Keelse Inn L.) 10.00 10 Upper MeentreW.Llnx ' 06,00 i 1)16* 10,90 so VIM Dlassla's Lead WO , 60 *errant seneeilam Dm% 00 • tiomothwideft L 1 PRBFKILINOS SHARES. Greet Weeder°, Original Prefer. 4i per mai., 97. Great West Mid., Orford Ist guaranteed stook, 125. Midland Cone& 4i per wet. irredeemable, 101. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Ottoman (Smyrna to Malin), N. Sambre and Manna, 6j. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 14 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.---(THIS DAY.) Coastwise and by land carriage the arrivals of Reglish wheat fresh up to our market to-day, both from Fame and Kent. were very moderate. le both red end white parcels s p a o l f a t elrogreised slowly, but Kooday's currency was sup- We, were moderately supplied with foreign wheat. The trade for all descriptions ruled quiet, and the quotations re embed unaltered. Floating cargoes of grain changed hands to a fair extent at fall prima Barley was in short supply and slow regnant, but at quite late rates. The demand for malt was inactive. In prices, however, no change took place. There was a fair show of oats on the stand,. Needy all descriptions met a steady sale and the late advance in the quotations was maintained. The inquiry for beans was firm, at fully late rates. The supply was very email. Peal, the show of which was very moderate, sold at quite previous quotations. The transactions in flour were somewhat mended, on former terms. For most agricultural seeds scarcely any business was passing, and prices ruled almost nominal. ARRIVALS OS GRAIN. Sol. INTO LONDON', BY WATIR CARILIAGR PROM imrs 10 ro JUNK ts twatuirvit !Wheat. Barley. Malt. Data. now. qrs. qrs. qrs. gm buds. rads Rua& sad kola 290 .. 8)0 00 .. Irish OO .. Iranian llllO 0080 14140 .. 140 Total I 11510 1080 NO — l6O seo LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (Br ZUMITIUO AIM 11sTIMSATIONAL ressows.) (dolt 001 owl comearownsrr.) A good doomed for eottoa, at about It advaaoe. Sam proSably 15,000 bales or atom MINOING-LANK;.=(THIS DAY.) SUGAR—The demand for BAIA West Italia antiwar limited, st prim barely equal to those ruling last week. For other deseriptiona the market is inactive. Rased common lamps remain at 43a, bat the finer kinds are rather cheaper. Oorratt—The market is firm for plantation Ceylon at lost week's rims ; native Carkm sold at firm prier ; supe rior, 735. 6d. to 75e. •, fine ordinary, 70a. ; inferior, 06s. TAA.—The public sales of Indian tau stn Preis& of with spirit, at a ersiderable advance for all qaalitias. Rice AID &AUTISM —This demand for both is ire tive. Ituu.—Jardes is in good demand at firm prior; 200 pnochree sold at 3a. 4d. to 3a. 6d. ; also 30 vouchers of Leeward,. at Is. 64d. ; sad 70 paokMsa of Demerara, IA Is. fid. to Is N. Corrow.—Thin is a gelid steady market. Tinnivelly rid at 944. to 94(1. ; Saindst, 64.1. to 64d. ; Bawl, 544. to 7d. ; Sulam. 941 Harz.—St. Poterabarg. eine, Inn at 281. TALLOW MARKET.—(TH7.B DAT.) no market la 'toady. Tow■ tallow la QQ►ofd Ma. net (66, ; Pototabary T.C.. 013 th.. Pot. 404. ed. to 40a 9d.; all the toes* 40a. 6d. ; October to Dacomalso, 491. ; December, 425. 6d. • BOROUGH HOP MARRET.—(THTB DAY.) I Yeesie. PAM sad Smith report no elisestisa elsos Moody IRA The eenseutte from the plantations 110110111111 formable. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Ctocu. The stock markets remain inactive. The price of Consols for money has declined i per cent.,owing to some sales, but the quotation for the 'mount is unaltered. Other securities are generally firm. Two or three of the speculative foreign stocks are a fraction better. Home railways show a rather favourable tendency, especially Me tropolitan and Great Eastern. The fortnightly settlement is in full progress and will be completed to-morrow. the same remark applies to Alliance Bask shares and Confederate Hoods. The following shows the terms on which the carrying over has been gene rally conducted ; Great Western Stock 3.16 to 5-16 ess& Laesesidee sad Yorkellite i to : Load= sad North Wakes Midland ....,.., .. 74" „ 54 W to I Galadonian ". , • 1' to 1 Great Norther" • - . to 1 .. Netropoliton Motropoliten, New Eximiale. 3d. to 9d. .. South Rasters I Sheffiold North Resters : Berwick Ditto, York North British ~' 1- to 318 „ Great Adam J as a ~ Grand Trunk of C,ussie -1e is 4 .11 Great Western of 061111116 9Ol. to Is. „ • Brio ' Mixon Osaka (paid ap) Lexembearg t 416. Gomel Orsdit intonational Fineasisl 9ll. „ Animas Rink sees to 1 ~ Confederate Loan .. , ems Greek 142 to 1-16 oat Rexkaa 5 to 8 p.a, Ditto, 1984 Spanish Native Spanish Certificates 5 to 8 p.a. Turkish Coaeolides We are requested to state that the share list of the Llanberis Slate Company (Limited) will be closed on the 24th inst. for London, and on the 26th for the country. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of this evening ; Insuranoo.—Allianos British aid Foroigo, 154 ; ma. Marine, as; Atlas, 121 ; Coaustweisi ileitis, 84 ; Ciamdisis. 481 to 9ex div. ; Imperial lAN 264 ; Inetwounty Marta% 1261 to 6; Law Life, 86 to 7 ; Loyal sod General Life, 71 ; Liverpool and Londe. Firs mid Lilo, 114 ; London sod Caledonia' Manta (Limited), 5; Leeds. and Freeload La., 4 ; Lawton mid Provianisl MINIM. 3 to 21 is S Oases Manna, 24 ; Phasic. 1404 to 11 ; Provideat • 364 ; Rook Ufa 74; Royal Niehaten, 2911; Maass IlLs o ra tra Marino (Limited). 71 t. s; Usher& (Limited). 6/ to to 1. • t sad Coke. —Bambay (lAmiled). 51 to 1 to 1 ; ditto iesua, 11 to 4 ; City of Loads% A, 308 to 1 ; ditto, sow, 15104; Commarcial, 48 to 1 ; EtlMlSlav 14 ; ditto, caw, 7 ta / ; Great Cleatral, 161 ; ImporkJ, 861 to 1 to 6 ; ditto Debeesores, 197 to 8; Imperial Coatimatal. 941 to 54 ; Surrey Consemem. 16 ; Limited Gesseal 36 is 51 ; Westminster Charters 79F W astors, 161 toff. Docks.—Loodou and St. 6131 to 9 to 8. Waterworks.—Bsrlia, 101 to Ito • CArdssa, 271 . East Loadoe, 1284 to 7i ; Limbed+, 113 ; Southwark and Vain ' hall, 125; West Middlesex, 116. Cuials.—Gread Junction, 69 ; Sonnet and Avon (Gear. by G.W. Railway), 61 to 1. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Bombay are expected to be distributed in London .m Satin , day morning. . The screw steamer Golden Fleece has been • ordered to be surveyed before being accepted for the oonveyance of troops to Madras. There have been few transactions in the discount market to-day, but, as the discount establishments now allow 3 per cent. for a portion of their de posits, they ere indisposed to take even the best bills below 31 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money has diminished, and the rate for short loans on English govern ment securities is firm at 3 to 31 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 27c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 90 to 1, ex div., for money, and 90k to 1, ex div., for the account (July 6) The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1, 90 ; ditto, for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1041 ; Five-and-s-Half per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 108; and Ex chequer Bills, 4a, Is. prem. Foreign stocks are firm. There is an improve ment of k per cent. in Spanish Passive and Certi ficates, Mexican, and Turkish Consoliiiiis. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:—Greek Bonds, 21. to 1 ; Mexican, 241 to 25 ; Confederate, 7 to 9 ; Spanish Pas sive, 301 to 31 ; the Certificates, 151 to 1 ; Turkish. 1858, 721 to 731 ; ditto, 1862, 731 to 741 ; ditto Consolid6s, 491 to /, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 811-, j ; Egyptian. 1864, 94 ; Greek, for account, 214 ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cents. Rentals, 9lfr. ; Mexican, for account, 241, j ; ditto 1864, 231 ; Monte Videsn, 66 ; New Granada, 111, ex div. ; ditto Deferred, 61, ex div.; Russian, 1.822, 911 ; ditto 1862, 911 ; ditto, 1864 , 94 ; Sardinian, 741, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 301, ; Turkish, 1854, 92}; ditto 1858, 72j; ditto 1862, for account, 73/ ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 741 ; ditto, 1863, 721 ; ditto, 1865, scrip, 11, j die. ; Venezuela, 1864, 401. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to j prem.; General Credit, 11 to 2 } prem.; London Financial, 8 to k prem. ; Imperial Mercan tile, 2 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; •Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 34 to 41 prem., ex div.; Hud son's Bay, to to 4 ; and Egyptian Trading, 11 to 01 dia. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined:—Russian Iron Works, 71 to 84 prem.; Varna Railway, 9 to 10 prem. ; Otto man Company, 11 to 21 prem.; Lion Brewery, 2 to prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 22 to 31 prem. ; Metropolitan Extension Railways A stock al the London Chatham, and Dover Company, 41 to 1 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 3 to prem. ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, 21 to 1 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 2 to 4 prem. ; Northern Assam, par to prem. ; Downs Docks, ti to 2 prem ; London Bridge Land, 11 to2l prem. TONSDAT EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90} to 9 ex div., for the 6th of July, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last pries wu 90} to }. The 01664h:einem report is as follows: Three per Ceut. Consols, for money, ,9 ; ditto for account, 909 ; Three per Cents . R educed, 899, 9 ; New Three per Ceuta, 899, 9 ; Annuities, 1885, 14 3-16 ; India stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Out. stook, 104}, 104 ; ditto Four per Ceut. De bentures, 1868, 100 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " en faced n rupee paper, 103. The India Five per Cent. stook was steady. Exchequer Bills were slightly firmer, at is. to 45. r prem. I Foreign stocks were heavy. There was a decline of 9 per cent. in Egyptian of 1864, Greek, and Spanish Passive, in Spanish Certificates and Mexican Bonds, and } in Russian Bonds of 1822 and 1864 . As regards Turkish securities a reduction of 9 per cent. occurred in the Consolides and in the Bonds of 1858, but the loans of 1864 and 1.N3 have im proved. Sardinian Bonds recovered 1 per cent. There was a better demand for bank shares, and in several instances prioes improved, including Oriental Bank, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, Bank of Hindustan, London and County, London Joint Stook, and Union Bank of London. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 151} to f , ' • National Discount, 101 to 119 prem., being 2s. 6d. higher • Joint Stock Discount, If to 19 die. ; Egyptian Trading, 1} to 0} dia. ' • Ottoman Sociift‘ Genifrala, S to 3} prem. ; and Milan ha provemente, 4} to 15/ prem. Credit Foncier of Mauritius and Ocean Marine insurance shares were quoted lower. Peninsular and Oriental Steam have again improved, and there were inquiries for Crystal Palace stock. The shares of the financial companies were dull, and, in some cues, a trifle cheaper. International Financial and Credit Fonder and Mobilier de clined 2s. 6d. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lntereational Financial, If to 19 prem. • General Credit, 19 to 2} prem.; London Anemia, 7} to 89 prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2 to } prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier (both old and new shares), 4 to I prem., ex div. The closing (but in some awes nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Rio de Janeiro Gas, par to } prem. • Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 4 to 4} prem. ; Lim; Brewery, 2to } prem. ' • Peruvian Railways, 3 to 3} prem. ; Estates Inventnesit, 1} to 1} dia. ; Cheshire Salt Works, } to 1} preen. ; London-bridge Land, }_to 1 prem. • Ottoman Company, 1} to 2} prem. • Northern Ass a m Tea, par to prem. ; Russian Ixot; Works, 7 to 8 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 2 to 4 prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Evans', 1} to 2} prem.; Blakely Ordnance, 2} to 3 prem. ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, 1} to 2} prem.; Enamelled Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; Phosphate of Lime, 19 to 2} prem. ; Downs Docks, 19 to 2 prem.; and the A stock of the Metropck. lilac Extension Railways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Comany, 44 to f prem. United States 5-20 Bonds rose } per cent., closing at 679 to 9. - - A new loan of 1,500,0001., for Buenos Ayres, is expected to be announced shortly after the arrival here of Sefior N. de la Riestra, the finance minister the Argentine Republic, which is looked for in about a fortnight There is slap a rumour that Brazil, which, in alliance with the Argentine Republic, is now waging War against President Lopez, of Paraguay, will shortly come here for a' loan of two or three millions. It seems to be expected that the war will be of short duration and produotive of considerable ultimate advantage to commerce in those regions. Meanwhile we have received by telegraph from Lisbon the names of the members of the new Bra zilian ministry, presided over by the Marquis de Olinda. From the general composition of the new cabinet, and from the character of the statesmen who hold the portfolios of Finance and Public Works, it is inferred that a liberal policy is likely to be pursued with regard to the development of the commercial and financial resources of the Bra zilian empire. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yester day was 34,0001. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and as regards bills on Hamburg and short drafts on Holland the tendency was slightly in favour of this country. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.19 f to 12 ; dreto, 11 days, 11.171 to 181; RoMerdain, 3 mouths, 11.19 f to 12 ; Ant gem, 3 mouths, 26.421 to 471; Hamburg, ms. beam. 3 swaths, 13.91 to f Per* 3 days, 25.15 to 221 ; litho, 4 mouths, 20.40 to 45; Fraukfort-oatbe-Matee. ;$ mouths, 1201 b 1; St. Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, to 1; Vienna, ed. flo.. 3 mouths, 11.15 to 20; Trieste, 80., 3 mouths, 11.15 to 20 ; Madrid, 3 months, VI to f ; Oadm, 3 months. 48) to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, M. to 80 ; Ogees, S months, 2646 to 60 ; Milan, 3 seethe, 4.66 be 60 • Naples, 3 mou th s. 25.55 to 60 ; Palermo, 3 mouths . to 60 ; USegniao 3 reesthe. 455 to 60 ; Lleboo, 10 dep. 511 to f ; Oporto, 90 dam 61A meeting of the creditors of Mr. William Duthie, Cape merchant and shipowner, who failed on the 25th ultimo, took place yesterday. A balance sheet was presented, showing liabilities amounting to 43,5811., while the assets reach only 7,6821., showing a deficiency of no lose than 35,8991. We are informed that on the 12th of July the Hudsou's Bey Company propose to pay an addi tional dividend of ten shillings per there for the year ended the 31st May last. The directors of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, have declared a dividend of 84 per cent., free of income-tax, for the current half-year, payable on the hat July. The first meeting of the Ebbw Vale Company was held yesterday. The report, showing a. gross profit of 142,6161., the payment in full of all preliminary expenses, a reserve fund of 27,1941, and a balance • o be carried forward to next account of 18,3691. (after payment of dividend at the rate of 104 per cent, per annum), was taken as read, and adopted. The date of the next meeting was fixed for the month of June, 1866. The Assam Cm pan yheld their meeting yesterday, when the recommendations of the directors' report were carried, and a dividend st the rate of 25 per cent. declared. The recent Mile of the north-east garden to the Northern Amain Tea Company was approved, on the ground that it would enable the company to extend their operations in the southern divisions, and at the same time enable the lands !ought by the Northern Company to be thoroughly wonted by them. The directors of the Scinde, Panjanb, and Delhi Bank Corporation have made a first all of 31. per., share on the third issue of shares, which is to ; be paid by the 31at July. A sixth call of 51. is to be paid on the shares of the National Steam Navigation Company (Limited) by the 18th of July. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the National Provincial Bank of England ; Tgi Mirloroutat Rartwar.—The number of will take place on the Bth July, to confirm the re-! e meseyedee the getrepotithe Railway bantams solution passed on the Bth inst. I =Crow wes 370.663, era the total reWlPte 3.4144 The annual meeting of the Dutch Rhenish Rail- equal to 91W. per mils. Tb. berme& seesipt crew the way Company is called for the 30th inst., at Whit"! walk al WI Year v58_,_ . .1.200L. re 66 Per risk 214 Utrecht, when the balance sheet for the fi nancial Iti e r*P mit " Ck. " . " Ph° ga the maw week abeiab 85.000 power he th eir Wales di tZte limasseenith year 'Wing 30th April last will be submitted foe • M ai r la w Mw g rim g ip as ;g m d whoa rim approval. .1 Irene meat he mime the sakes's= of lie Netropef i wain;the end The preparations yesterday for to-morrow's settle- Tikaar lishosiorimit liss ase-semnatei. The et ment in shares and foreign bonds show generally & 1 11, indmmilmi " lise to /UAW or• Ulm= limited supply of floating stock, in consequence of obiass. °"" Nsisaid and Dover wleh l ha seat stn&te is which the rates of " continuation" have been light. fim wseka. TM warts aLe of Lim Metropohtsa sad M, Turkish Cussolidois were somas is thsroarke4, 414 gabelpelarishirsislissrs....-----' MIN3&-(THI8 DAY.) Two - - In the mining market to-day attention is chiefly directed to the fortnightly settlement, and prices generally show no variation. Great Vor shares continue in demand and have advanced 10s.. 'the present quotation being 34 to 32f. Oa the other hand, Wheal Rose have declined to 33, "sellers." Rut Caradon are quoted, 13 to 1 ; Chiverton, si to 9 ; Tolvadden, to i ; and West Chtverton, 70 to 75. Cape Copper shares have been dealt in at 5 prem., being firm, and Washoe Gold are steady. The annual meeting of the Kapunda Mining Company (Limited) is convened for the 19th inst. At New East Birth Tor meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balance of 3431. A call of 2s. &I. per share was made. At New Birch Tor and Vitifer Consols meeting !yesterday the assets showed a debit balance of 269 t. PROVINCIAL multi MARKETS. Lre61.9001. JO= 11-41a1s today:--London and Nceik Western. ltfy at: ditto sew account, 1124 i 1-Manama's.. end Lincolnshire, ; ditto new manna, 63,-Mairo- Ver. new &comet, 144 4 #-Lanraster sad Carlisle, Western of Canada. sew account, 14.2.-ilen. ; 'MO sessustAlif 1-111necie Central. new *coma 761- 'pd Caldera, n e S=Confederata Loan, 71-Mel ted MO= leads. ; ditto sew amain, 6-611 1 em Soak et Loudon and Liverpool iLleolte•i% 61 p.-IsVern Etchan6a Bank M olted% sew 'comae 116 a d.-nereastite and ittetange Beak (Livened). 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