The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-11 00:00:00

~ . . . TIFE iA EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY EVENDTG, JULY 11, 1860. - IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. led for twenty years purvui..l a career of uninterrupted' File' they had hail ddends and bonuses of SHARE LIST.S.-THIb DAY . BITTIMI fOBlllllOO/18. prices I Saha to•day MONEY M 4 _____ ____ amount, and their shares had risen from 10/. to AY. .--.0.-,.,.. MAI DI 1 Unman. I r Ck l:w s iday. I tot p.m HOUSE OF COMMONS .-( THIS DAY.) them art etmeimmielY end* the circametemea in l'wo o'Cutest. i.e lan sat. as 95 1-- Walsh they fouod themselves, and look solely to the aut.,. e. 59 96 ad - tit Pending the an The Ser.Ateß teisk the chair at 12 o'clock. mile of the company What was to be gained by instituting The rails& share market to-day is extremely Sc ia irelß-Da.S.C4Viatigk If 04 die ad - The w e d, a 4 il a rlseir It'll was read • second time. a c h imer , su i t? (ef e .. , h ow. ) if s r i c h coup!, like t h at 1 quiet, and there y is v ery declined little alteration in prices. 1.1 au Betel*. New the _el ... 1 4 ... the amount of ice A eery l en , number of petitions were presented against once pt into chaecra7 it would never come out again ; 601.1 tit Eastern stock has i per cent. Mid- 10 al l i a „U lnae , 6l 6 1 _ war and the net the religious (...ion clause in the Cen s us Bill from la. whereas if the course sm. toe by the directors were una• I land ..." dull, ane. Great Western inquired for. Lon - 1.0 100 Bee.,Braeg,4443oderieb mined for Thum rions lens of the ie.tantry. One from Halifax by Sr C. ultimately ace:sled to, thenk would rise, like the phoenix ' I don and North-Western stock is now quoted 1021 { p.c. Mk, Aug. 1,1871 Wino Two petite us in favour of the clause were pre• out of its present calamity. (Cheers.) endoreedbyßeß.&lll. 76 DS ._ are flat. A fresh seated hy bed it. 9usrAnu. Mr. PRICK insisted that the directors ought to take steps to 4 ; Great Western, 70} to 1 ; siidland, 118 to too too Do. J uly 1 1871, ditto 7O 76 ..... - place to-day. lircr; 1_; Lancashire and YorkAire, 1061 to f • Great IN too Do. June 1 , 1874. ditto. as Te Mr. 14.teKIN NON gave notice that on the report of the for appointing en independent auditor. SMK Ealcntes& 8- Eastern • • i dic iem ad - ad The share markets s u iiosisi liefcrice Comeniesion he would move a resolution Mr. DALRYMPLE thought that the directors had not Northern, 115 to 116 ; South Eastern , B ' s to is ti • 10 3 Cape T.aDeek6 p.c.gua. 2 14 die - ,iccLintog that the existing force., military and naval, with dealt with the loes in a straightforward mercentile manner. Caledonian, 94 to 1; and Eastern Counties, 10 74 Onion, gua ng tfer cent. Il4Ms ad -ad generally are stead the volunteer sod militia force., were sufficient for the de. In his opinion every sixpence .1 profit ought to be applied to to 561, * I Bunn' Be 1004 ad 150} t td At Paris this m( force of the country. (Hear, hear.) the extinetioo .1 the debt. (Hear, hear.) CENSUS BILL Mr. IV MATER blamed the directors for basing kept so °Mid Trunk of Canada Railway stock is ill 's He ia e w. indien z ttoodm p dle pee g ee e a d , - telegram, the Thr large a balance at the Bank of En and instead of employing weaker and is last marked 271. The Indian lines * 15 Be. Jabbulpore 68.85, showing no - Ihi the motion .4 Sir 41. C. fidWIS, the house went into lee all Di. se e. ea rwasat l9 dl. 904 it and thus iliininishiog the extent of soy possible lois. are *toady. IN all Do. sp. et. dam - Consols are ofli ,iiiniiltee on this bill. Clauses 1,2, mad 3 wire agreed to. Mr. J. elii6sEll AN wishol to know whether Messrs. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCIB. N all Geolonglk Mdbouroe ll n - Ihi clan, 4, Scrinigeour were dill the brokers of the bank. (Hear.) 1 1 1e I RAILWAYS. I y ul a, I,ft (lea fyaCes fags u , 5e4141 % 1 2 Do. Set P TMlt per el et wnds 9l "4 N 2Bl 28 71 - money, and 931, .vlr 1111 N Le moved the undasion o f the woo d s requiring Mr. WA.:s7A sr proteste d against any censure of the eh. [ 10:. all Doilec.Fraf.4 et. Se. 74 76 - The present qt direetors for what had occurred. all ; arm, WoL OssearVat S 1111 M. - 100 all Da enrol .65 01 56 1 Is . " ais t.""ahe returns "f their rebid." ' " int4ention ' and * Mr. AND r. - iteste hoped the proprietors would never be I Il lei t. 100 INrk.,Lan..Saleslune- 7 6 7 11 - 100 an D 5 rue el NW ••• 87 11 - cas, and 931 I _ referred to the vast number of petitions which had been lo marl as to appoint auditors, who would overhaul all the 99 all ISMekbern - 100 all Do. do. USW.- 57 Oil The official be pre.entol, a. showing the strength of public feeling against account. and me:unties. (Hear, hear.) 26 all Myth and Tyne - - .... 100 all De. do. 1872.... 66 00 - 10 allllleaton Slestreth Ild.C 64 74 - St. 100 Great Indian Pen' 97 ou ad 971 4 8 ad lows :-Bank Sto thie requirement of the eLeuee. .uth oaa h th e withdrawal 1 Mr. litT2TO3 considered it the interest of all the pro- 84. 100 Iftrlstdand Muter o f the ~,,,h, imi.,.i ag a penalty „„ th, we w h o neg l ec t e d i prietor,.to fully mend the directors. There w as . not a single e t 100 cwiedou100 - 1 matitution in the enipire which was oat l iable to an Sp meow), wad m a d e . - -. 101 all Wee Canada, 8 . 101 111 101 93 k1 93 , 1, 93 i I t " make the return of religious P rufeeeien ' in one respect 1 unheard of calamity. All the avenues of fraud might be IS all Cornwall Ol 1 Si 10i 18 Do. New 94 ilea - made the bill less objectionable, in another respect it made . vented ags •nst-and no doubt th e y had been guarded 10 ell De. AIA no dn. untll6 - -• - 100 all Do.Bda,pay7o,opttlllo3o 3 96 - per Cent. Ste - it a 55..,.. I against by the managers and directors of that beak : ;I Ds. 2 . 11:ae a • =Tat - - - 100 all Do. d,. 73 opt. till 00 95 903 - for opening, 104 100 all Do. do. 73 withoutop. 96 97 - Sir 1:. I'. LEWIS submitted that it had not been the as much AS mole-drrin of " No. n o" ) - yet UaD Diend.,PerthotAbd-fs. 5 9 - 100 all D 0.51 p. et Bds.,pay.77 90 92 - Debentures, 1858, pea - tice in this country to require any statement of the re- in vain . Th u i.Pihager dimonreil a path that had never ea leo s ot Aa e taa l6 17 - Si. 100 Madre@ Gear. 44 per et 86 88 ad ee before and the directors were not to blame in Si, 100 Seders Countke 664 854 55 N. IN Do. do. 6 _per et, te et ad N ad Cent. " enfaced " ii,,,,50 profe•sekm of the penple, hut the general practice of the moue ,. an, 100 fa see" Union. Stocat• SO Ile - civilise"! states, when a difference of r e ligious profession Mr. Norrtoec thought that as proprietors they slmuld W. 100 Do. non) 16 17 _ St. 100 Do 4t per et. .ee.. 90 92 ad ee e. SO 10 Do. 4th Extea. do. .. 14 1 ills ad - a-H a lf per Cents - - - Si. 100 Meth_ .112.ortsp. etßends - - - die.; Exchequer B amongst the people 'misted, was to institute inquiries upon the ask them...lves what they would have done if they had : all Net / atoll _. - 20 all N. Nugent & Canada subject, and instanced Austria, Bavaria., Belgium, Denmark, been in the mine position as the directon ?(A Voice -St 107 Klirburghand Glasgow 17 Til - dank eap.sh. s 7 - The foreign "We s h ou ld have been ashamed of ourse l ves. He would es„ me gabo a ....p ar u a m a d e . go 31 - 119 aR Du. do. land do. 5 7 - Fran e, Prussia, &may, and Wurteniberg. As the wonle Turkish stocks a appeal to any gentleman whether he would not have taken 15 all Iran wad CS:de Joe- - - - SO an Do. do. B cap. do. 6 7 - objected to bed sailed a strong feeling in the manila of the peoebo..4 as a cooed rerweeentatioa of the balance at Si. 11:0 Gleagow & 11. Western 103 106 - SO all Do. do. Lend do. 6 7 - quoted 77 to Is _ the Nonceeforndees, he wes aot prepsred to insist upon th e blink -whether he would have gone to the bank at the . 10 all Gnat Northollectiand 7 . 116 - 20 M. Oude limited) - - - SA ISOlSdnde them. Mead cheers sad laughter from the opposition.) end of each year to inquire if the balmiest was correctly Z. ht Great " e l o e . rthere A wee lit Ile 1141 W 7 Do. Ponjaub [The iliecooko was proceeding when our report left.) stated. (Hear, hear.) U. 1001 Do. /1 Moak 131 1311 - at. 150,D0.1nd.8t. Mtg. 6 p.et. 94 96 ad - After some further dis c us s ion of a desultory character, Si, 100 ; ot. ecum&Weet (Dyes. ) 1134 1144 - 15 1 Illintdad.leadted, emit' 0 I dls and-a-Half per 0 The CHAIRmAN, in rely, said if the meeting did 84. INGrest Winne 704 71 703 i - Half perCenta., 11 (i.vios !Alf Xop LOND4)9.-(7111s DAY.) sot wish for "y. dividend they mast declare that ft. 1001 Do.SkierVal.Gua.B4k eo i 66 1064 -4 DOCKS. by their vote. The directors were unanimous. As 116 . INlAtuashiret Yorkshire 106 1 061 No. 11111 I DOCKS. lts la. slum I saw per Cents ,, 98} 0 THE PrLLLMOZE FRAUD& regarded the large balance kept at the Beak of Bt 10u reue,l'mien.e". and Bleek ee.o3 ..Thell . 43 e__ 71 704 Ds 115 11 4 1 - Erighied the first object id the direeton was la an Loa d.. &Arr. 121 12 } 121 loam St. rommeretal lOO - - - Cents., for woo 154,0001 St. Do. ap. ct. Pref., W lOO - - - Half per Cents. The Luna) general Nesting Cl the proprietor% to secure public coaSdenes which was the beet mesas el 64, tee t o nd o s& permlivarte 104 nu 102 4 4 2.0116,6 N, St Ent and West IND lOO - - - mean met Meese. Seri not now the brokers 14 all 1). 115 124 12 4 1631310 St London WO - - 064 Cents., 1869, 64 was hell at acrd " th •Lawhe TIM" ' that Piles haying lof the ban k. They *. - Ingeue were • and it bad ... . Loude r= 96 96 skt 1 i tendered their resignation, 1,069,80 It St. Katharine IN - - - Men ...-leeted for the porpras Magma o f th e Beak in been accepted. He denied that there had been sny seamy 1111 all Looluodmeyioolemea. - - - 1110.06 St Southampton IN - - - 821 ; Spanish Ne _ rvie '" i.eireei, wher e the reeelines here hi th.'lrto heel" held, on the part of the director.. They were entirely free from r t. H e : me he it . .„:7 l . Iddleldged : It L i - 800,000 St. Victoria - 1.1 _ x di v. ; ditto, is esememence it the rtpeelei--444 as it turned out, the say amputating.' of that kind. The directors did not le 4 u ct , taaa u taa 3 2Me - 6,000 10 Do. New - a .. .1.1 .ss...n.b. a as mama, largenumber ,4 rm. intend to appoint an auditor. [A Voice : " Woof no use."]ge. me Iliet an d He agreed with that gentleman. An audit of bank It. 100 , De. BlITa. & Derby 9O NI COLONIAL GOVERNMENT Illel7lllllB. 77i ;ditto Six p pint...m...lyr U the tomes which were discovered dunng the seeoeitio , he ooy h o d y h ut the directors wou ld b e p er f ec tly to all 'Hail. Gt. Weetern (. .Ire , - - - Lot lalf -year. illusory. No .one else mold tell what was their real value, le t e a!! Newcastle ,s It! . Car lisle - - - - Na ISh i SPINIS. I INL I Cl. Prima I allm. The direetess 4 ea mitering the room, were received with The London and County Beak had auditors who did their la all - ,` r e e e o l. x y d l t r e lii e - 7 - 0 • a u - .... .... Can. D. fto i v pir .Opssal enc. sn im OJul... 1 00 I_l2 _ll6 ad un - m ad Notwithstand i •• • • cheer., minded with maw hisses. duty; but how could they tell that Mr. Healleir's securities were i n a u 7 ; wn. y,.. ~..., Armavh az.: - - '• " .. Do. II pat Nal UN .. IN - - - money the applic The chair are takes by Mr. N. NORTMALL LACRIF. forged? If arm audit was to be good for anything every ae- 84. 100 Norfolk - .... .. Da elpiram4.lllll - 100 - - - as Bank of England count of every customer must be examined. Two directors 50 3, Northern Counties Ifa e n Sas - .... .. De.llpireeLlelunAeg. 100 111 In - ita 631 1 .... 1.. De.OpeeteLliszAnep. 100 In 113 - siderable amount The "en ""sailig th. ' fleetin g havin g been sees, the ; examioeil every account with the accountants. and certified es. 100 North British 100 100 101 ad 1004 4ad rePorti the mbeiallm al which ha. already aPPaered i'l the the loans to the director* The result was sub- 26 all North Devoe' /MIL &D. - - - I De. aparesai.establishment yes lit. all De. A - - - " XI(*) I De. &a kelp.. .50 - - - jeer..., WWI takes as read. milted to maw .erly meeting. of the directors, and St. 100 N. lactern-Berielek The Caitlin*, moved its oloption. He mid the direct . carefully examined, aril every half •year all the securities ea tat D o. i i N . Lev e l 1 at dl. - .... '.. 'N. S. WalesGv. 6p. c 1866.100 904 994 ad -ad bills were taken tors met the proprietors ander feeliags of great regret and lerw nt a thorough scrutiny . As re- ot, l il Do. Leeds 52 63 - .... 1..1 De. Sp. e.. 11171 to lent 100 90 99 ad 0111 ad Th e pert i ee h, 82 834 - i De. 6p. a., 111111 Wall the wi pe s ! lark for the aereunt with the Hank of Si. 100 Do. York bonds of the An mortification. That wee the beak's 214 easireevery, and the ' r eg k e d , h e w id e ,' th a t th e f r aud s were d enied 00 through M. 100 North London - • • 1.. Nova SNOW {& el pig. 10 all Nortlat&Westerohne 9 13 - - - 1.. Deb. mama Inn .... 1N 1011 107 ad -ad of 1852 w hi c h h dl ' , dm* heehta net hug 01 • 60 sseneledeo was* the prope l .. tbe hdger-keeper being deceived. 191 17; . North Staffordshire - .... 1.. r Ante Gee.' p.s. Dean' 100 107 100 xil - - a d Of the 121,00 tors with wisaisglest patilbeelite, he was ton the would The CHAIRMAN then put the melee' fur the adoption .1 12 10 I NotttOranthaiell&C. 00 - .... 1.. Nain. Op. culas.dhiely 100 - - lure Ott impatltyei &be prepeiebres. (Chum ) The diecoemy the report to a show of hands, and it was carried wth only 10 all Peebles - - - .... ~. Dada.ap.c.AlNNON . loo 1071 1084 106 of Mexican dolls two or three dissentients. IS all Portsmouth - - - .or abroad. Ow of whit occurred haring lama rat ea the 19th of April, OD BIITTISH Anna The retiring directors, Mr. Archibald Boyd and Mr. C. 10 all Ithreele7 - -.- exchange the t the Ilth of that month tie silmetees immad a report ou the Lyle, were reelected ; and Mr. Fleetwood Wilmon was Si. Ho Scottish Cenral - Na De. I MINN I P l. I Q. P iked I deka ' has somewhat re subject, mal the report Om inward was an sraplificatiou of elected a director in the morn (1 General Matheaon, who d o t 1:: deeedee ith i l d ad hee • liik : 6 1 : In _ h 1 . kneed Com clidneek) ILI6 le 3 - For the first the former one. Thum 'upon@ coataineil all the ill. had residual IR. IN Shropshire Union ... 10 111 - eh SO MS* Doe l4 1 6 _ ...„,".. knew. Though they h ad poach a „, regr e t they had A diveleel k o!s ; per cent.. _f . ..sr .. t ._ hejas_ t_half_ . year was then 10 ell Sittinebournetehearn. 4 5 4115 - 600 .. •- - for Bombay tab St 100 South Devon 44 44 - 1,024 .. Der. 0. Coe.ffavlelk) 1 436 445 - The Leaping ' n.441'4 In eesswnk and tha l h "P ed i"e in di* " j eWice te Seven s• l " l7un i .51; s 1Z-e r t s l e s: ;;L:l s leir ws t s he director., and St. 100 South Wiens - 11seneleee the proprietors would du nothing to injure their e k e iv were also given for Sir P. Laurie ; after which, on the at 100 South Wales - 6,144 1545 Ceroloa BMW 5 Si - London on the I - 4,000 .. ILITI4 Zweeek(nevliek )7L ft. It In 124 gold, worth 158, own preperty. (Cheers.) The directors last 5t...e.1 iii the motion of Mr. If odgkinsoo, a formal vote of thanks was l i t o s• 1 : 1 t to li oe et i ,:,• e t..._,.. e gieee , ge ke e . " 6 ic e _ 486 .. Gratehier At N. Autin 141 SO 69 _ On 'Change ys r e p o rt the t am s u r , w h ic h th e y recommen d e d t h e pwe given to the A hen run sad the other directore, and the is en moat .. d ue " Dar a ariaa " - aai 404 - 11,000 .. Great South reigns ~ 17s. 11 U - meeting, 'KT...rated. 25 II Ditto ditto - 6,120 .. o.Wh.Alfred (Milan) 1113.9 4 1 - nent were inquu pre-tors to meet the tom, and it was for the meeting to St. 100 ;Taff Vale - - - WON .. 0. wt. Vor (11Nstea).. 91 1 deu•riants what should be done. He knew it W:l4 the - l6 all : Ulster - opinion of many penen , that the lose should be at once 25 10 . Do. 6'l l Pa - Ws i poi - 6. 6, 1,0 : 024 ... o • rningona ree irod i s. De Fompow. g . ta ea s ?i i - the e l te e change ndency s in n tu SIN 1 1 14 ••• - f avourable: and effectually wiped away. (Loud cheers.) In mom- LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. It 1.0 2 Yale of Neeth - 6,000 lady Bertha 1.5.1 21 3 - Amsterdam, 3 n mewling what they had dune, the directors felt that the 10 all Victoria Stn. I Malin 11 114 114 896 .. Margaret (Day Lint) n re . - to 15 ; Bottom.. _......_ 100 W. w.terford & Kilkenny - - -• 6.000 .. North Downs - appeqsnat tee .1 the whole of the gaming. of the year might 10 all West Cornwall Si Si - ;see .. N. Frances (IDo) .. a l 1 al - months, 23.30 to bear very hardly on many of the proprietors. If the report (sr =masa Irinoltaxel.) Ito all West London - - - 6,000 .. N. Wh. Huss, (Moos) 6s. 6 q - Lib to i ; Paris, were not adopted, the payineot of dividend wont l h e eels - St. dim ; West .11hiland-oxford 45 47 - 1,128 .. North Wheal Crafty .. UAL 51 4 - 25.35 to 7i; Frank redid, and the whole of the profits appropriated to mee t- LIVERPOOL micunso.-(THIS DAY.) 6,400 .. Par Con (St Nasty) . 14 12 II 1,120 90 Providence IU. Lelaat). 10417. 46 67 = Pete.sburg (per n do.), 3 months, 12.1 Painitr.SCE lINANJIII. hag the 1.04. The directors hail taken the opinion - to • 13.00; medrid, of Sir /limb Cairns and Mr. Daniel, and it SR IPd I Rutwers. I Cawing mime. 1 Sales. 612 .. IL on ,04. Mori.. 14 nee 21171 - NO .. S. Own Brea dllogan) . Si 21 54 - 491 to i ; two MOLYNEUX PLATE. One mile. ft) 100 iliels. & Feeterep.n.M.! 114 We til - 65100 1 6. Devon Iron & Du. months, Z 1.3.5 to 4 was to the effect that the coune proposed was . Hearsay. ludo , Berk Grime, Hors , panne .. 4 . e ,.. 10, Caledontan . z„ i tes 105 _ Kiang ices - go d e r. 52i to 1 ; a perfectly kcal tone. [He then reed the °Meni „ Topsy , Cecilia. Syringe , and White Rem are hre. ft ell Den. Perth,& Almelo& hi 64 - 496 .. S. W. Frances (mega 11111.9. IN 170 - The month in 'tippet of this statement.) A registered shareholder, rAin FotlrerT.-Tbs Speaker and Maggiore. at. 100 Fan Anglian, A, sp. et. 101 103 - 920 .. Stray Park lB.O. 63 00 - at. DO Do. B, sp. et., 114 110 - 9,600 6 Tuner SildLeadllae 44 2. be published on Mr. Fawcett. had threatened them with an injure:. TRE LIVERPOOL ST. LEGER. One mile and three- 114. 100 Do. C, 7 se. et. 106 110 - 6,000 10 Tin Croft - We notice till tioa if they acted upon that opinion. He con-idered quarters. et. 100 lE. Coun. Ex., Na et. No.l 111 113 IN J Do. do No.! 110 112 -• - W,OOO .. Vale of Towey (Cans.) lls. Id. .4 - of London on tl that • mutter of regret. (l'heere.) He made fu'l allowance Sir William, Touale, Northern Light, Wildrnau, Thud. At too ; Do. New . 6 p. et. .it.. ne 118 0,000 .. West Basset ( llopin) l 4 IN IN - 1 024 .. AV. thradon (Uneard) 1 07 SO - deposit receipts for felimg. .1 irritation at the los. ; but, as parties tear, sad llakelem filly are here. St. to Kasten' eulon, ep. a. TV di ad - ad • 400 .. we ., sawn 9,740,548/. 01 in the ...iiiie cencern , they all owed a duty to KNOWSLEY STAKES. One mile and a half. et. 100 iken. it GI w,6 p. et 110 112 - 512 .. Wh. Bamet (Mogan) - 11t. 100 kelln.,Perth,Dun.,4.p.e. 76 Tr - 224 .. Wh . Buller (Rain, th) II 90 95 e" was 9,318,3911., each ether. ( Herr, hear ' mad cheers.) Had Mr. Neill*" L i ght l a the only Ilene he r e al Present. at. IN Great Northern. 6p. et. 117 119 - 4.006 .. Wh. Edward (Calsasedo 211. 1 2 1 - bank has been Fawcett ...inferred with the directors. Inatead of writing to tit. IN De..6e.red.at 10 p.ct.pen. 111 114 - 1,024 .. Wh. Kitty (Un. Lena) 1.7. lei IN •-• by 422,1571., du et. 100 Do. 4 per cent lO6 107 - 1,924 .. Wheel Wary Am the new.impers, th ey would 00 doubt have come to a sub. 100 SO In6p.c.reeLat 5 p.c.pen ll5 al 87 (llenheulot) otantial agreement ou th e subject . Mr. Fawcett we.. joint It appear% from a letter addressed to the Tinsels, 15 a: fa r v. 6.:‘6444 . 7 . 6.15 i t un Prz1. - 1. - - - 1,041 .. W ho Trelawasy (Usk./ 4 W 116 - The South Es - _ proprietor with a lady -be believed his mother. He stood that 31. Delaporte, the founder of the Orpheon Societies in 111. 100 Do. redeem. 41 p. oeut N 100 ad - sd FOREIGN MINES. this week an in( second on the list, sod though a registered slime. France, and their agent on the occasion of their 'let, has IL me Do. redeem. 4p. cent 88 02 ad - St. 100 Do. Irredeem. 4p. et 90 1.2 ad - No. l SRI Mang 1H i a. view s assn. The London 1 holder, 101 was 0.4 a proprietor, and therefore was undergone the indignity of imprisonment. He states that Si, too De.sp,trei Pref. 101 103 ad - ad e 0300: 20 Antralian - way Company a not eistitle.l to speak ; but the directors would not offer a " Mr. Williams, the proprietor of the Arundel Hotel, ae. 8 all Do. Hlrm. Pref. enrol 91 104 - 76,000! 1 Boa Accord, Llidted les. 4JD par - per share, whir - me* 15 Dmalmla fi5d 1 26 1 ..1) I fi - - - loch:M - 41 object to hie making any remarks that he tually went the leagth of incarcerating me in a lock.up 10 V i u re h r tw a. Z eh i l r e NI rt - plmed. rieers.) If the course recommended were ' house last &sturdily, although I had o ff ered to discharge it. lie Do. Bina. Goa. etet '. 74 76 - 1 1 0 1 :000 4401 20 5 m in.. el John an is rt . _ 11 s• -ad ; a ll adopted. aid' of the proprietor would still stand ie the his claim at the very moment my personal liberty wee 1:1 ..,., r o: cb,,e, : zi. e l:* amis 1 1 1 : 10 - 50,900 1 C3aCeet. Min. co. UM. _. - - - - 12,009 60 Cobee Copper NI 44 ' 46 -• - Isshe a. having lea 121 . Per share. The shares placed under reatraint. Surely, sir, a few home' delay in 10 all Do. do. de l5 11 10,000' DIPIoPo Is It is - Freeland Bonds ...an not he n,luced nominally, as had been stated, the payment of Mr. William's by no means moderate St. 100 lese.b Yerbalh 0p.e.64. 139 111 - 75.600 1 Dan Mountain Copper all 4 I 4 *iced in paymi resin 12/. to 101. ; they would remain at tee, Led future acorn. did not merit the infliction of such an indignity. " We I 14" 81 11eighLe" S Cieu lo. 117 110 25300 2 Fortuna - - 29000 N General - The half-yea dividetel. would be p a nt on th a t h a a t The shares being Mr. William.'. proceeding is the more ungracious, because SR 100 1 Dallp.e. do. N 0.2 117 119 - 10,000 1 Gt. Northern Copper English, Scottie - :cif. share., all the proprietors ware liable to pay 3S/. more. be had not eves furnished me with the particulars of his g . I:: Do. ':".: 2:: 24:i 140 it - ni.... 1 , of B. A di ust iaL raliviam.) 1 4 dim par - 1 44. 0 pin - is called for the sal so arias ea the parted the board could compel them to hal, an d I ant i s n oma t of them t o thi s h occ ; I have pew St. 100 Da fp.e. do. ..... 104 105 - MON 3 Linares - Another meet pay et e . The 1eNd 41 1. 66 10 161 remained W"WkiWall, 720 . 000 ‘. him, it is true, but outlet protest." 6 Si Dot p.c. prt. ob. d 0... - - - 10,000 6 Lusitanian . In. 100 Do. /p.c. Pref. Mon.. 156 155 - 103,615, 1 Ilartquita (Hear, heir.) As regarded the memat state of the Much sympathy has been shown in Sweden it. 100 Doem.e.do.sW.lL&C.P,' 1111 LIS - bank, lie thought the fact that after deducting all for Garibaldi, and a (awl collected for his use at Gotten- W. 180 Do.ep.c.stadtv.deL WI - charier the profits' of the past year were 124,000 e. burg had reached 1,040 Butlers on June Di, including the lb I all LerefiathamanilDerrer 101 Ili - - utooi 1 'N. A. lth iral loe . 00 ,, _u pper ..) 0/ ... 0. 1 an 2. 2 . 4 : I r a. 1 .- o C° fi ni rtn in inar p :ll ll e y y r s eso h ig ar r e r a s t meal 20 Poutglbaud Mire:Laid all 5 100,000 6 Port Phillip I 6 - - 11 " e" *hat a "lealde property t h ey P eemesed s awl hew s receipt.' cf a soirie, which produced 36.1 thelere. St. 100 LarKW.CeeetNendleke. Ile 115 •-• 02.0001 1 'Scottish Austin. (Lint) lea. idle - careful they ought to be lest byway indiscretion they should The directors of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam iii 7.,..t&d.11-7-atitaigt 1 la _ - 43.174 23.2.811ru1ted Dexlese 100.00.1 1 ; Worthing Urn.) an i ail 9 1 _ - Consols, whi empire it. r* Hear, hear," and cheers.) After • . - the 9th of At . Soviets:ft Cerapony have definitely assigned their coutract 15 :' I t lli tt ft : a ffilAwie7B2 ' . et * 111 ii na l - - 40,000 1 I Do. win*, rigorous examination dif th e accounts the di. to ... . same quotation, the - tondos' government, awl a telegram from the Peet- In. 100 be. Ili per Gest ... lb 71 - JOINT STOCK SANTA tretore rol.l certify that they were perfectly comet ernes arrived is Galway oa Monday night, dated Loudon, le S Derressensel• SP : es. I iPa - money the last The fact that they hail traced every penny of the defaka. eat, 1100 MNlNConaltp.e.Steek - - s- No. I Sh. I BARN. lALICL prima. I lam business repor ~ 4 p.m., stating that the mails would not be forwanled by 81, 100 Detbes. Ben 8.0p.e. 140 141 141 "MW 100 AWns and 11. awe 14awk • 11W - - - Consols, for nu diem thromili the Iced . .howed the accuracy wi th the Coatriught yestenlev but would be sent by the Mint. Si. 100 Do, OP-et Pre-Steel 103 106 - 22,5001 40 Australasia an 110 71 - ebi.l. the beoke were kept. (Laughter.) It showed .. St 1100 Do. Let* iltchln 4 p.c. 96 96 - 10,000 26 Bank ol = a ell It W I MUD. (August real l'ompaoy'a ship North Briton on Friday, front the port 6 . et. SA. Stack - - - o,oou 100 Bank of - duced, WI, 1, i that aetwithetanding the I -fl " Phflie in one deParn. of Galway to New York, rid Canada. The Galenty Com- l e St. 101 rf w ee s etti Brl t hsh 5 percent 111 113 - 60,000 10 Beak of Torbay - - meet -(A Voiee : " Four departmenta ")- the eyetem St. 100 Do. New Goa 6 a et. 100 110 - pony have sot, however, amigned the Newfoundland con. 10,000 60 Bettiebje Anatol' - - -t . ; Bank Stool :sins 66 Malt DNS et India tve per Cent ef keeping the books was a good one. That they. . . 10 1 Do. Border Unice gee 4 1 pm - - .rut , and the Prince Albert w i ll sad on the 21st mat The St. IN N.Yaa-Berw.4 p.e.Prt. t 7 91e - Asetrslia. sod Clibet . all 191 1101 - Lot 1.41.11 c meted. nee with thetas all shown by the fact that t .... ht was to twa for Boston ...tem. 17 51 Da 60. de I 01 ilea die 111,000 29 Meted. Men of lady ditto Four per they heal 10 milliees sterling depended with them, and that lig . , )... to 13 Do. Leeds 4 pee No. 1 - - - Lou., sad cuss 2 ?", as,. - Five per Cent. A party of Guides of Cbainouutx planted the st ie De.Yeet. 11.1k1pere. }Ala 4 prn xd - ad aNONo , aty - ' - - dtto Five-and-a the depuaits leel immune l does the frauds were h Rag !is the " summit of Moot Blanc on the sth inst., : l a Nar a igageedehiee •• ' • " 24 - 20,010 100 !Colonial discovered. From the emoineeneetuent of the hank ones !reac h Cent. New Pref. - - - 4060 IliT learn. of Canada ...... _ - - - fin. 7a.. 3a. dii sterliag hail been received in dividends amid bosoms, Lo.l the shares stood at 110 par cent. prwisistS. There was cot a single had debt which was sot written off,sor• doubt. NI one which was sot amply pros ided for. .1 Sit ‘1111311.1.111.11 What about the leather trade! The CMAIRMAN Ovoid act a .billing of loos was to be ags i•rr!ii :el.,' is that quarter, and the hies meat the saanocer was chows by the fact that C r the lest righters months they had bad so trans• isonected with the loather trade. He eon !wird with thanking the shareholder+ for the forbearance :owl support, whirl, they bad extesded to the directors. irhssis I Mr. I six t 1.13 STrw orenole.ll Ow/ tsistion. A party of Guides of Chsinounix planted the Preach lag 011 the summit of Moat Blanc ou the Sth inst., with arias of " 'ire l'Empereur :" The next quinquennial census of France will take place is 1041, wad will include the Dew mulezAtious. Galigmai says :—" Ws learn from all parta of France that the weather has at last biome suitable to the mama. During the last ten days it hsis been fine end warm, sad the debts in consequence present a magniticrut appearaoce, and promise an abundant crop. In all the vine. yard districts the vine is splendid, and the dowering is taking place ender the most favourable circumstances. In Do. Leeds' wet No. I Do. York IL & pare. North ittaffordshirs _ Scottish Cent. New Fret 5401.74.631 p.oL Peet* Do. Aber. go.6p.e. Do. 7 p. ct. Prot et !Reek & Devon noel p. &Lan (Art An.IOLIA IS VS 122 124 111 135 114 24k 11111 105 113 105 NI 91 IS 101 N $8 28 29 1121 Ste 33 14 45 50 1., 127 In 124 II 104 11$ 128 till 6 000! 60,0031 40.060, th 000! 1 De. kir.amt.... be: it'll - 4 per ea& WM, sir 4 11. Do. ei jor wit a Yorlohlre 4 p. 0. gee .eteek.titallogtoolipa Da. do. Dip De. do. Cepa Watect Kilkenny lip.e. .111.1 4W. Istipta.st Do. do. tad do Da.l.telip. 6 p. et. Foot IDo.do.perp. e pet. pref ao,cao' 10 ,8001 mplv to • t,rie..4 suretiuse Mee ler. 84eialseg, The CHA 11111 A NI rid Mr. lhallierreee frauds were us the 19th of April. Is the mirk • •.,!”. 4 the :10th of April then wee s diereses • de. outehrr of the . seeouata to the extent .1 to tho week ending the 7111 .4 Mir, there was an o ••• of 1, in the seat week 1, in the seat week saw, Is 0' • t • it 3. in the seat 15, ia the twit 6, and the next 1., in the oast 4, is the sent 14—makiac a • 1 us-revue of 30 ware the dimmer/ of the frauds l• i• No person had boocht say shams Jo the beak as . ••••••nt the husk, or with mousey lest by the bask, • ••• • t'.. 12th .4 April last. The balance of pest ••• 1•41. was 11,7306 ; but than were ••,:ti••• for those which would realise 1.5,000/. ...•••••••ut of cash its the rola Dank 111141 at the Hank of • , .••••I ..0 the : t of Jane, 11157, and in eskapipsent • ••• ws• as fol:ows : Ow the 310th el Jane, 11/457T, t,.. ,•• liask. 391,3471. Ila. 1.1. ; is Ike Beak . 1 LI, 194,11041. 4e. M. On the NU of . I< o4 , is the ("mien Beak 379,571/. St. 9d.; • . k Ka4larsol Mi4,itr2/. 19a St On the 300 s of is the COMM Bank, 452,564 1 . 14e. 9i ; ie the Beak I .1.134:1,2:0. 11.. St At thirstiest tire the artiount • . 1, 1.1 the (*she Rank we. 33/1171/. las. 1.1., the amorist t. • 1:.•t•li F.sciasal was afit,s47l. 14..11 Mr. Pulliwer .• 1 , ...•••4•1 rhirf etwhier on the 226•1 145. i • ~ .ak'• tedrer armed with the Hank of rzbeilt • • •}.. 1 4 0 I ter., 1,451. Os the 30th Juae,l the •• aO/.; vs the 311th Jose, 1 4 56, 35,4091. ; vs the ''••• • I - 7 .7. ge..?-1/. 5.. 10J. ; as the 30th Jame. 1 ""." " I to 1.1. ; ma the3llth Jure, IW4I, X 14,1111141. 190.1111. 0 .• Pah .tpril, Poo. when the fame were detected, ' •' ' enweetra 2.3,1V1. tin lod. The audit • ').• .• • ' , oats was cossilueteil by the directors in rotation. " .4, • The pus-took of the serous& with the Busk el • ••,Losl was moth hawl.ritiag. and the diffusion did • t pr....J.4.1y is whams hawlwriting it rm. M. *II issues was of oration that the directors had bees • the gnoseet megiipsee. (bred esprasitims ai the northern departments the crops, although later than in preceding years, will be excellent. In the Seine-Inferieure • large crop of apple. is hoped for, and old cider is come. <meetly declining greatly in price." The new drinking fountain erected at the expense of Mr. Gilpin, at Biaboyegate Church, wits opeoel to the public thi. morning, and it is likely to prove a great ac• eontroodation to the peasengers in this crowded thoroughfare. FOILLIG7C-OTIICE, JULY H.—The Q1:10813 ham been pleased to approve of Mr. L l'. Olds* as consul at Cardiff Cur his Majesty the Mimi of Hatiover.—(lamotte. ADMIIIIALTT, JIL . LT 10. —APPOINTMENTS. —Lieute seats H. Smith to the Monarch ; W. O. Silveri** to the Oeyeer ; B. J. Cooper to the Centuries ; and R. E. Tracy to the Cowmen,. Borden= W. Loney to the Eniewkl DEATH or THE COENTTAN or WICKLOW. —We have to record the demise of the Countess of Wicklow, who died on Sunday, a: the family residence in Cavendish moue. The late manatees was natty daughter of the late Martinis of Abereore, grandfather of the present marqu i s , by his second marriage with Lady Cecil. eighth daughter of tie kW Hoe. sad Mew. iterirge Ilantiltou, of Aliercorn, which marrine was diamtvel by art of parliament in April, 1799. The deceased countess, who was born 19th duly, 17H1, marr i e d ii;tit February, ISIG, the Earl of Wicklow, by whom her latlyabip had had a family of s i x dant= Wee of whom are living, namely, Lady Frances, to Colonel the Hoe. Colin Limber ; lady Anna Jame, w id o w o f Lord Milford ; and Laity Katheriue, married to the Hos. Arthur Petri.. The (Amities of the Ml6:qui. and Marchioness of Alen:ore, the Earl of Abenteen, and ether poems of rank are plscol in mounting. GREAT NORTHERN Hosr am- —The fourth milli unary festival of this excellent charity was celebrated yea. iregaisg, at the Freernii•oini Tavern, under the able at Sir S. Morton Peto, Fort., M.P. It may out known that the hospital is situated in the esslee of a aotoriously poor and populous district, mar to tie termini of the Crest Northern µb4l N or th Western Rail. wawa the Regent's Canal. the New Cattle Mark, t, the Ina. Oafs Werke, ke. With very limited motms it bait re. during the put year 40,000 floes, and nos. is in int.' mediate want of loads. The poiceeilutas passed o ff moot satisfactorily. The Secretary mamma...! that the sabserip does and donations amounted too I,ooof. Amongst the com pany were idstervi4 Mr. Lee, M.P., Pmferew Savors., Dr. Tamed, Moors. Price, Lawson, Adams, Hint, and Captain Gala. VOIZION LLWAYS. ~~~ Hr Hi.top heheved that tier proprietors heal peat reuse rthtion.(l)l4 oll.) He inlate.t the Inalersty f 1134 14 bibrided with the directors. (5.., w..) (ravel ibeJ bees eemelittesi , led a eem•rterchil • n tte.e h. 11.1 inert it is Übe heat was I bey one W. *WI ill • ?Iv plan eugge.te.l bi the director, was .1 .. is-st. (Hear, hear.) Here WWI a muctie which I -4.100 66,000, 0,600' 4,110)1 'Com of Canada :Om. of London IllsteC n cot AusiCharid k of Ilwitserland Is. Ch. Bank of Aunt London and Landon Join= Lou. and Westminster Nat. Prov. of Ragland Do. New National Bank New South Wales ;Oriental Rank Omani !Ottoman Bank 'Provincial?! Ireland Do. New South Australia Colon of Australia Lltdon of Load= Unity Mutual 16} IGI 121 131 17& 18 ... co} 171 sd IL lEd I ILAILWATS. 1 Clamber prior. 1 Sabin. IILOVELLILTIMUIJI4 111 all Aalwerp A lottordsia 44 4:a 1 - No. I tit. 1 Conrail* IPI I CL si prir i 1 *tea 10 an 'Ardennes - 1 all Belem L Jewell -ea - 860 1000 Atlantic Tol. illin.)• •• • all -• `"' - 10 all Illealers 6. Orslaseeene - - - 47,400 10 Berlin Waterworks.... all 44 1 - O all Canneetut Mine & Zan 2l 21 - .... DI Brit. *senora land . 0 -... .a - 100 all Cotillion - - - 41. 10 8rit..41/1001/41.Te1..A all 117 1111 - 10 all Do. Extension - 3.161 96 Do. B 7 par o tin= an 19 21 - 10 11 Dutch Rhenish - 93 all itasteru of Prance .... 13 4 1144 - 6.916' 334 Canada Land all 1111 130 xd -Id 110 4 Od. Russian gun. 6. p. a - - - 1,000 10 Channel Islands Tel. (X) all 41 8 - 10 all Ot. Central of France.. - - - 1110,000 Bt. Cop. 112.ofEng.iltrin ill n 17 - 60 I all Ot. Lirtembit. Cond. OR 11 74 1 -. 12,000 26 Do. Pref. 71 per cent all :4 a - 29 all Italian Junction - 10 aD Lake Constance a liala - - I - 100,820, S. Do. Preference IN 97 99 xd 971 xd 10 all UNTO and Turnhont .. - - - 160,000' Bt. Do. 6p. et. Peep. Deb 100 I* 10/1 xd - 20 all 'Lyons and Geneva .... - - - 700.000 St. Electric Telear lOO 197 NO - 131 all Maria Antonia - 7.100 26 Do. Now -- SO all Nam &Liege IBy the 8 Si 4.1 - 70000 6 MIL and Art Cop 19 all Do. 6 p.e.Prf. t Belg.gov. 19 104 Id , - 20,000 15 Oun. Btoun Na Apapea 16 - - - 16 all Northern of Franco- . ST IS 4.11 - 110,000 1 Great Ship (1.11) _. ill 1 4 - 10 15 Dn. New Shares .... - - pta - 100,001 1 Do. 171 per cent Pee t 1 par 1 Pin - 10 all Norwegian Trunk Pref. 8 9 - 11,000 5 Lon. District TeL (L) I 1 1 1 I f Ms - 10 all Paris, Lyons, and podia 611 3 5 4 - 00,000 1 0 London *soon* (14- 4 1 11 414 - SI all Paris and Orleans 63 65 - 910,006 4 Lon. lien. Onutibuis Oa. all 11 - 96 IS Beetle and S. ' , rancho!) i - 10,000 20 ;Madras Intga. a Carl 191 11 psaxd 11 ad 'Pernambuco , g. 7p a 2 14 die - 10,000 10 I,4diterranentillec.TeL all - - - N 14 Itiwa and Donablarg - - - 12,000 10 llediter. Ex. TeL (Um.) all 8t ii - 10 all Rome and Emma - - - 60,000 26 National Discount Co.. I 1 01 20 - ID all Royal Mulish - 0.000 20 NerbuddaCcolalron(L) 6 2 14 dls - O all Roy al Swedish - - - 11,310 10 Netherland/ Land „.. all - - - 4 all Iln. 7Nr omit. - - - 4 0 ,000 6 Do. Bp. e., is. all dla. an 4 1 - 19 all Umbra and Mettle : 51 • - 1.714 104 N.Bruns. AN. Sept. Ld. IS 10 18 1- IS all Do 5 percent. Peel 6l id' - id 188.676 1 . 1011. Australasian.. all 1 - 20 2 BanPaabilm.l4.7peset 11 die , - *ON 1 Cu all lis 1 - 10 It B.Anstet Lota•Venstis par 1 pm I - 00.000 I Do. " New Marta ''' lsa 1 par -. 90 an Posthorn of Eransa....l 32 60 5 x. l - 1 0 , so so. sem (una 4 pt a- - - 10 all Wed Plaaders - 10, 10 Do. do. C to. - - - all . Do. 61 per cent. Pre/ 4 9f - 110,000 94. Peel River Land it lea. 140 II II - L all West. AN. W.* *ease, II 23 - 90 . 900 60 Penis . and Orion. Moan all 71 71 - IS , 6 Western of Austria ' - - - 90,000 50 Do. New - 6 '6ll Wieekaden I - 60,000 10 Red Bea 8 lnd. TeL 44 4 c. forsOys. by Dr.Oov. all 1 dls par 191 10,000 50 Rhymney Iron - DIODINTIOLI QOM& lO. 11 Do. New - 16,006 146 Mall Stearn ,60 40 AI - No. 18h. I ftroccsrF E -11 T -Cl. prises. I Sales I. OR nth Mast. Inveshn. 'lO6 195 US - 1 111188311 at. rit.N..rth.4p e.Jan.6.401199 - - - son la Australian Land all 86 86 Ed -ad 10,105 Se Norfolk 4 I.....liar.ttnept. 100 111 96 - 76,400 1 no Tel. Scrip .. all # - 1111 .4111 4 Rua N. 4p.ot.JaanJaly r .. . 184 laii - 7 0 . 1 Do. do. Registered.. all 1 - 10.000 St. tht.w..r...t0_.44.4. do. if* - ~- Id se. ao .9 Le. Ca Vp. Cs& 6 - ... - ...... . 84. Lottish N. Lit 69. 4,10 MI MI al - WO Tao Eilmests Laad.... 1114 9 A - MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. w:.11 e.Ls, on aAisfactorilv. The stock of coal at the prt WAS about '2,500 tons, and over 5,300 tuns of orn had beau shipped to Pagland during the 10 months ending let May. In respect to the Snowy River diggings a reaction had Lakin place, and numbers were returning." The directors of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company have received adinces from their reaident director, dated Melbourne, May 16 last. The gurottity ..1 quartz crushed during the month of April was 1,609 tons, yielding 1,333 oz. 15 dwts. The amount received on Clunes account wit‘2,l97/. ls. ; expenditure, 1,4371.10 a.; prolit, 759!. Ils. sd. During the month one 12-head bet "y of stamps was under repair, end being connected with the new engine. At date the whole of the stamps were connected. and being driven by the uew engine, and the crushing power was about 550 tons per week. The expen diture at Clones, now the repairs and alterations am com plete, would seusil,ly diminish. The supply of water con . nues good, and the yield of gold from the quartz had im proved to the extent of 2 dwta. 16 grs. per ton. A remit tance of 1,0001. has been received by this mall." Two &Cox'. Pending the announcement from government of the amount of money to be raised for the China war and the national defences, which is pro mised for Thursday or Friday next, the funds are fiat. A fresh decline of per cent. has taken place to-day. Very little business is going forward. The share markets are likewise inactive, but prices generally are steady. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68.85, showing no change since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 93 and 93} for money, and 931, }, and 1 for the account. The present quotations are 93 to } for cash, and 93} to } for the 10th of August. The official business report is as fol lows :—Bank Stock, 229 ; Three per Cents Re duced, 931, }, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 93k, 93, 1, 93 ; India Stock, 220 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, HA}, } ; ditto for opening, 104}, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; ditto 1869, 96} ; Ave per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 961 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cents., 102} ; India Bonds, 75., 4s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 2s. dia., is. prem, being lower. The foreign stock market remains quiet. Turkish stocks are dull ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 77 to I, and that of 1858, 59} to GO. Mexican bonds are fist, and Russian firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1852,88} ; ditto Four-and-a- Half perCenta., 1860, 87} ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96} (exchange 25f.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201 ; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 93} ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 64, # ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 821 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 391, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 39} ; ditto, Passive, 191; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 77} ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 591, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102}. Notwithstanding the diffusion of the dividend money the applications at the Discount-office at the Bank of England yesterday were numerous. A con siderable amount of advances fell repayable at that establishment yesterday. In the general market the supply of money was more liberal, and the best I bills were taken more readily at 4 per cent. L The particulars are published of a number of bonds of the Anglo-Austrian Five per Cent. Loan of 1852, which have been drawn for redemption. Of the 121,000/. by the Vigo, 30,0001. consisted of Mexican dollars ; the rest, in eagles, was taken 'or abroad. Owing partly to the tendency of the • exchanges, the demand :or gold for the Continent - has somewhat revived. For the first time for many months the steamer COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. DIARIC-LANK-(TIIDI DAY.) The weather in the United Kingdom has been since the bcginning of this month mostly rainleas almost dry, and in so far favourable to the growing crops. The accounts received this morning from different points of the United Kingdom report a decided improvement in the ap pearance of the wheat crop, but with all the advautages gained there is hardly an average yield in prospect, even litlippEming that the weather Otould be all that can be desired from this day to harvest time. The nights continue remerkably cold for the season of the year. The absence ..f rain this week favoured the hay harvest. A heavy crop has been secured in excellent condition. This morning the weather in Lon don was dull ; wind N.E. ; temperature milder than yesterday, but still cool. The imports of foreign grain . into London since last Monday were reported this morning as large of flour, fair of wheat, small of barley, and large of oats, mostly from Baltic ports. The supply of home-grown grain was very small, and of couutrysiade flour fair. Tire attentlauce of the trade to-day in Mark-lane was small • the tour quiet, prices of several articlei improving; some Wuzar.-English, held at Monday's decline. Foreign, little business doing-unaltered in value. FLOUR quoted at last Monday'. decline. BARLEY improving in 'lmam), at fully last Mouday's rates -in moms sales dearer. Oars recovered Gil. per qr. from Monday's decline, with a fair amount of business being done. Beaxe.-Eoglish and Egyptian held at about Lust Mon day's currency. FELS unaltered at last Monday's prices. CURRENT QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAID. WHRAT.-English white, 56e. to 60s. ; red, 541. to 56e. qr.;ppeerr Dentate and Konigsberg, 60s. to 655. per 4941 b. ; 60s. to 645. ' • other Baltic ports, 60s. to 6-ti. ; French, white, Gds . to 66e. • red, 58s. to 625. ['twist-Town, 50s. to its.; Norfolk, 3 8 1. to 39 e• per 28016. • French, 425. to 50s. per 2801 b. ; American (United States), 265. to 30e. per barrel. BARLIIT.-EngliPlt, 265. to 465. per qr. ; 245. to 355. ; other aorta, 265. to 28s. per qr. OATS.-British, 225. to tis. per qr. ; Russian. 19s. to Va. per qr. ; other Baltic porta, Zia. to 245. per qr. Buse.-English tick, Ma to 38a. ; harrow, 395. to 425. per qr. Foreign, 32.. to 40e. per qr. Egyptian. 355. to 355. 6d. per qr. Pets.-English boilers, 38s. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 345. to '3ss. ; foreign white, 365. to 38s. FL0A77140 CAROO/42.-BiDOS last Friday not • single grin-laden vessel was reported arrived at ports of call. &les last reported-Barley on purge : Egypt, direct to London, 25e. ; barley, to be shipped in October or No vember, 5,000 qrs. •, Dsnube, 25e. per 400 lbs. Lentils on passive : Egypt, 31s. 6d. per imperial quarter. There is now not a single cargo remaining off the coast on sale. With no fresh arrivals off the coast, the trade is at a 'standstill. Prices of wheat continue nominally unaltered, but in enter to sell, importers would have to accept a slight decline. Barley improving in demand. Maize also is held firmer. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM IDLY 0 TO Jl - LY 11. English and Scotch. Irish. Ysrairrn. 250 .... 7800 3430 17000 for Bombay takes no specie. The Leaping Water was to leave Melbourne for London on the 19th of May, with 39,624 ounces of gold, worth 158,000/. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on the Conti nent were inquired for, and although there was very little change in the rates, which are quoted below, the tendency in several instances was slightly un favourable: Wheat Darks Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.16 i to ; ditto, short, 11.141 to 15; Rotterdam. 3 months, 11.16 j to ; Antwerp, 3 months, 2z.30 to o ; Hamburg (ins. lance), 3 months, 13.5 to j ; Paris, 3 days, 25.10 to 171 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 74; Frank:cid-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1 , 1.1 to g ; Pete.sburg (per mable), 3 months, 341 to I ; Vienna (elf. 50.), 3 months, 12.95 to 13.00; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 12.95 to 13.00; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 1; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30.35 to 40 ; Genoa, 3 months, 24135 to 40; Naples, 3 months, 39 to j ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53j. The mouthy return o 2 the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. We notice that the stun due by the Union Bank of London on the 30th ult. on " Current accounts, deposit receipts and other obligat'ons,” is stated at 9,740,5481. Ou the 31st December last the total was 9,318,3911., so that the sum with which the bank has been trusted by the public has increased by 422,1571., during the six months marked by the discovery of the frauds. The South Eastern Railway traffic returns shows this week an increase of 2,8221. The London agents of the Illinois Central Rail way Company announce the expected call of 5 dots. per share, which is made for the purpose of dis charging the outstanding Freeland Bonds, and is payable on the 20th instant. The company's Sterling Debentures, Optional Right Bonds, and Freeland Bonds, with accrued interest, will be re ceived in payment et par. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank is called for the 20th instant, to declare a dividend. Another meeting of the C'ty of London Brewery Company is called for the oth of August, to con firm the resolution for converting the whole of the ordinary shares into stock. Malt English Sark Flour. um; Foreign: r. 780 accts. MINCING-LANE.---(THIS DAY.) Bros& —The market continues very steady, and the public sales of foreign ate going off at previous rates. Curer—This article also is very firm. Plantation Cey lon sold, low middling, 6fle. to 71s. • middling, 725. to 741.; native, good, Gls. Cal. to GU; Mocha, clean garbled, 111 s. to 11$.. _ . . . TOESDAT ETIOMIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to I for the 9th of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed aZ . . 934, " sellers." Fur money the last price was 934 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 4, 1 4,4, 4 ; ditto for ac cowl . (August 9), 91114, I ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 931, 1, i • New Three per Cents., 934, 0, } ; Bank Stock, • ' 229 ; India Stock, 219 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1044, L . }, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1808, 904,i; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 974, 96 ; dtto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1021 ; Indiaßo , 3a., 75., 3s. die. There were again some inquiries for the Indian rupee paper. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 aas quoted 1014 to 4 ; India Bonds, 7s. to 3s. die. ; and Exchequer Bills par to 4s. pram. In consequence of the disturbances in Syria, a fall co* 4 to nse 1 per oeut. occurred in Turkish Bonds. The Loan o: 1634 was quotAxi this afternoon 77 to 4, and that of 1853, 591 to 604. Spanish Bonds were rather wore offered. Bank shares to-da" were steady, with the ex ception of London and Westminster and Ottoman Bank, which were rather more offered, in the latter instance owing merely to the circumstance that the bank has a branch at Beyrout. Crystal Palace pre ference and debenture stocks were inquired for. East and West India Dock stock was marked 1211. Great Ship shares have declined to 12s. to 12s. 6d. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as fodow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 1/ to 1 4 prem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, i to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, Ato + prem. ; London and Provincia! Marine, g to 4 dia.; South Eastern Railway of Portugal, 4 to 4 prem. ; London and South African Bank, 4 dis. to par. MINES.-THIS DAY. Tr.A. —The public males are going off at about paterday's priesa. Rice remains dull of .ale. Two o'CLooc. ii7l.TATliE. l ii:;ale•oiimportance reported. Stect.44.—The small public sales went off steadily at Let week's prices. Corrog.—No sales of importance reported. lxDtco.—The quarterly sales of East India have com menced without spirit, and with a limited attendance of home and foreign buyers. Prices are irregular . • middling and good midd li ng qualities of Bengal have sold ut 21. to 3d. decline. Ordinary and defective kiwis are neglected, even at fid. decline ; a few Hurpahs have sold at about the last sales prises. 1,347 chests have passed the sale to-day, including 403 chests withdrawn and Y. 36 houglit in, leaving 672 chests sold. Markets generally steady but inactive In the mining market to-day, East Wheal Rus sell shares have advanced to 13 to 13%, whilst Rose warue United have declined to 55 to 61. Ca!wad neck are quoted 12i to 13 ; Alfred Consols, 21 to • Wheal Clifford, 330 to 340 ; and Providence, 414 to 4611. The working of the Crane Mine, in Camborne, Cornwall, is to be recommended. The set is traversed by seven large lodes, and is in the midst of productive mines. The number of shares is 1,024. There is still no movement of the slightest im pertance in foreign or colonial mining shares. Dun Mountain Copper have been ( 4 e.dt in at I dis. The half-yearly meeting of the Cohn, Copper Yining Com pany is called for the 31st inst. From Bortridge Consols (July 10) the sabioinal telegram was received y es terday :—" 40 south lode, fully 3 tow ; 301. per fathom. Furthest point _in end 96 east, 11 tors" The directors of the English and Australian Copper Corn piuy have received advice@ from their manager, Mr. Ha. mitten, dated Adelaide, 18th Nay last :—" At the works eight furnace., were at work, two on coal., and six on wood. The make of copper at the beginning of the month had reached to about 1,950 tons, and eserythiog at the works TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the following prices :—Tnwu tallow, :53a.,net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 52s ltd. to 53a. ; August and Sept., 525. ; Oct. to Dee., 525. 6cl. "sellers ;" separate months, 535. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Weems. l'atterrien and Smith report that an active trade is doing in hops this morning at improving prices. Duty, 150,Utet. Accounts from the plantations continue to come worse and worm. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY. ) Walls End Acorn Close, 17s. ; WILHA End Kepler Grange, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Tan6elil Moor, 135.; Walls End South Hetton.lBa. 6d. ; Wells End Eden, 17r. ; Walls End Hetton, lar. 9d. ; Walls End Fnunwellwate, 17s. ; Walls Fad Camp, 17a. 9d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 17s. ; Burnhope, 13e.: Walls !End Whitworth, 16s. ; Walker Primrose, 13s. ; Davidson's Hartley, 15s. 9.1. ; Howard's Hartley, 15a. 9d.—Ships at market. 56. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. M I!CrHE.; - TISP, JOLT 10.—The market wu flnn theta ;tont the day, tnil eloae,l with steadiness. Leeds, 100—Trunks. 7—Dovera, :I.lo—Mbitind, 118I—Thantea and Mersey. I p.-41reat West ern, ;01.—Crtat Ship Coenmuy, ISs —London and South WeAtrn, esi_Abefead, 41t — Ca nada. 10;—Manchester Aranreare, 4} p.— Bank ot Manchester. 2 p. BIRMINGHAM, Jutr le.—Midland 44 per Cent. Preference were and lanulnahani Canal, at 9.5. South Stafford' were n e 7a ld rlC i e t l lo4 loi. , lea. S.I. to lot Ilia Pd., and Crystal Palace. 14 to 11. Market eery quiet, and little doing. THE FLOGGING SCHOOL AT WOOLWICH. TO THE EDITOR OP THE EXPRE.s.M. Sne,—The Riding S chool attaches' to these bar racks was at half•past six o'clock this morning made the theatre of another of those exhibitioes which the voice of public opinion hail endeavoured to obliterate from the records of the British seivice. A driver named George Hyde, belonging to the depot of the Royal Horse Artillery, was senteeted by a garrison court-martial to receive fifty 'Ashes, and be imprisoned for 112 days and branded with the letter D, for a second desertion sue for re-enlisting into and receiving a bounty from another corp.. When a square was formed around the " triangle," a fair and comely looking youth, apparently about 17 or 18 years of age stood with au escort in the enclosure to hear hie sentence read. As a parade at that hour gave Lim an intimation of the punishment he wits to receive, I shall not soon forgot the m.pearauce of utter degradation that seemed to take possession of his young end handsome countenance as he bared his hack to the gaze of his comrades ; the cum premed lip and singular paler of the face as he cast a keen and anxious look around on the three or four hundred faces that ware turned towards him, gave him a look of consi derable intelligent*, and he walked with a firm step to be tied up. At perhaps a chance of giving pain to your readers I will give you • short deocriptiou r —His wrists were enctiserl in two iron rings, and a rope attached to each was run through holes in two legs of the triangle, higher than he could reach, which, when braced up pulley-fashion, 'babied him tohia full length sad admitted his toes only to touch the ground ; hrs thighs and aucles were then made fast, and a spar being fix,sl across ou which to rest his chin, he was spread fork like to receive the lash. The full puniahment wax inflicted without the utterance o f a single grain or other indication. of suffering, except a sudden jerk on one occasion when the Issli caught him across the right ear : but the convulsed starting of the eves and spasmodic twitching' of his features at every stroke were unmistakeable indications of the agony he . tried to wuc ' et hCi lt i taken down his hack presented a shockint appear ance as the deep red and purple stripes lacerated and angry : and he was sent to hospital to be cured. 1 will make no remerks upon the eery questionable lega lity (according to the true interpretation spirit of the late order of the commander-in-chief) of the i-entence - tiietANl on this young soldier, who I sin given tot nelergtand Lea been about Iwo sears in the ,rvice. and who it is stated lias hid • fair ch.trost,r among his associates ; but• *a,her generation of Englishmen will say that their 'lMers at heist lived In strange times, when a people Maiming to lead the 'civilised world permitted theme:Wee to be peneweed that an adhereace to such a law wax neoestswy as • preservative of discipline in an army ot volouteem, and that such • loathsome aml disgusting mrliiiiition as I have en d eavour ,' to describe could occur within di.hoon shot of the British House of Cont emn s. -I am, dr.; '"! VERAX. These rut e,b,,, eu ta a re hecoinirkagain very frequent in this garrison-three or four c..ses per week. I