The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-31 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HoUsE OF COMMONB.--(TSIS DAY.) how., met at noon, but it was out tin so mammas r t h at the required number of Member vas prissat. PRIVATE BUSINESS. he lords' amendments oa the Llangollen and Corwen ..lwar KU were reed and agreed to. The Perini Hirer Navigution Improvement, Sc., Bill was .d a Hurd time and Famed. THE PAPER DUTIES. The CH.tNCEll:Litßni the EXCHEQUER announced dit was hi. intention on Monday next to adopt the roue., as had been followed in the case of the moo. 'lOll .at the customs duty on corks, namely, to divide it two pert.. The import of paper from France was elet the ,ibligistion. of the treaty ; and he would there. nnwe a separate resolution referring only to that miry. Afterwards he would propose a sifted resolu• n referring in precisely simiLir terms to the customs du. . ou foreign paper geberally. s tVINGS B.INKS AND FRIIIDIDLY MOCIETIES I N VESTMENT BILL. The house having gone into committee on this bill, The CNA NCELIA W. of the EX('HEQUEK moved the • irth clause in an amended form, and stated that the ob t .•f it woe to give the comrniesiooers a uniform power of bling and dealing with all storks under a par : , nentairy jruarauttv, and all stocks and securities, itever might ix' their name. which constituted the •.n.stool debt. 'There were, be added, at present some -tin. tines, aid the. clause would rem o v e them. rt.- dense, as thus amended, was agreed to. 611 W 17, which gelatin to the annual prodoction of • ouuta, was also retained, but the rest of Use bill wee .itted i.C.ERE'IHMENT HOES E 8 AND WINE LICENSES (IRELAND) RILL The committee on thin bill was resnamea. At awns 6. colonel DUNNE said that great eonfueioe and isconve u... had already arisen from the &amities of the term • olreshaviiit houses," in the &Wish bill. It would be far '• tter if the gioernment would adhere to the pledge they ..1 given, namely. sot to proceed with it any further this —ion. He should not math object to the extension to Lind .4 the law with respect to the male of wine; it by this 6th dame a tax would be imposed you meat hen of poor persona, wh o wo u ld o bt a in abu t .: whatever in return for their money. lie begged, t.. mos.. After the soul •• buildinp," in line 32, :-e• surd., '•shall Ile over the valu e o f t e n p oun d s .'• t. the it should be remembered that it would u poo• Lin thote who m e r e ly s o ld NA. In answer to Mr. AI The t'HANCF.I.I.O IR of the 1:X.111FA/CER said that , difficulty had art...,, as to the construction of the cot.. ...posting clause in the k:tiglish act. Thc disuse was in. to include .d 1 places to which the public •1 • without ani contract as 1.. the terms no which •hey ,tau. Me could art agree to the gallant .eilth wan. amendment. The bin mea a public meseure, al it would nut be comixtent with that idea to exempt ...me. of less than In'. The government had already agreed • which had appeared i n th e first draft of the bill. tirmuly, a restriction .4 its operation to towns mueslis more than 10,000 inhabitant.. I LANNI; was see aware of the dila boo. gentle inteutium to make this eesemaske, and be would leave anteadmeat in the buds at the committee. I •-.14•1 FRENCH assplamed that while faith had been lo l a with Scotland, the premise not to extend the operation .4 the measure beyoed England had been broken with re .nnl to Ireland. Ile did not see why towns with above ten thousand inhabitant. should be subject to the clause. MT. AY fat IN opuld n o t see why a permit who sold a bun after nine o'clock at night should be mom subject to visits from the than 0110 who sold a mutton hop. The ,unariiissioners of excise had sent their meet. 1.111s•SI. whom jorlienuist never intended to make liable to the law. and had endeavoured to intimidate them into Inking out bees... He (the hon. member) would, how. ver, take another opportunity of bringing the subject mho the nAtee .4 the bowie. After eume further ilivieumeet, The 4ffirsolinent wadi uetufiveA. Mr. HEN sf 1.1441 f then ruorl the r r jeettou of the clime. he committee F.♦ the eluuse .tgaia.t it 34 94-10 ' Tne Conenneox TO thrtua.—We are glaa to :earn from our pardaiseatary revertible Lord John Rudd) see appended Lord 1 tufferin to the respoesible post of British Comieleeleser t.. Myria. No better choice could tiar.• bees made is ea dii6..olt and delicate an appointment, for to muck iteesdat•ost snth the country nail with the , id.o.• of die pee* Lord Dufferin unitee peat tact and .hality. Lord Defferin only returned from a prolonged tour is !Vela sad Egypt Lit autumn. -TifAti. Tut 12111StAX AltetT.—A parliamentary return, tar..l this seoreim dates that 93 noseasmniireeined stierre sad In privates el the hide East India Company's IMII.I, took their discharge with prior as time-expired I 13.• oihesiiiestly to the order alarraby airy had granted •.. thorn the baton of two years' awake an account of their sot having already Lken their &Amp under the above mentioard order .4 the governor-general Without pen •iul 70 MOO -0 kinaliesionesi idiom and 292 privates took :heir &wham. EDITATION (IRELAND). —A parlia 1, rut ry return stated that the cumber of teachers Omitted the cotnniiationert, from the commeneement of their ix...evil:up up to Deceniber :11, 1S:Sl, was 5,387. The ouniber of trained teach era in the employment of the olminwiotters of nitiou.l education on December 31. DM, was 2,t(t3. This number inclodea the train e d tea c h er , i n lisrge of district model school., workhouse and prison HE.:ISTAATIo.Y:of V. rTER.s.—CITIEs AND Bo sot" .; Hs. To morrow 11Vssluesday. August 11 the °veneers are to l'4.11•11 the cote?, by haring them fixed on or near edl9ie church and chapel doors in their parishes, and must kw - . copies fur sale and for inspection without fee, between the owe of tea Anil four o'clock daily, except Sundays, dun.. the lint fourteen days of the month. Parties im- Pn'hely omitted horn the list of voters must send in their dain"• . o be registered by the overseers on or beforo the h his month. In cane an elector has removed since the Led ~..go.tntioe, but continues to occupy premises in the vine •ity tion.ugh, he is .till entitle'd to the fran• chi., unify the 2. 4 th section of the Reform Act, which rori•it, perolia oevuliying different premises in succession t • re4istewel. In this ease, to seeure the rote, the party now claim Is be registered in the parish to which he has len,vel, if the overseer. .4 that parish hive not already r.. 1 hi. nine.. All the qualifyir4; prainises must be de. nlesl iu tot list or claim. Immediately on the publics ,Mn of ti n lists, they should be examined in nlss to a...ettai , l if persvms are improperly in .eri• .1 therein. and information ciannitinawted to the -us ale. annuls to the registration in the city or borough woh•li it occurs. The following are grounds, of &squab- Not having ocolipied twelve, months, ending the 4.: 4 Jrk . Not hacit.g paid all poor rates and Maur isiyahl: on the ith of January, on or before the '2oth of •itly one -1 the two quarters' house tax, that are de :Molesl at or .!tot lad e- must he paid on or before the As I, .4 J uly. o entitle persons to be Voiced on the list of Hann; let the premises for any time during the ear coiling Jiii; Alst. Residing more than seven miles s•,• avl the city at Isorougls. Bankrupt, or iusolvent, if in posnesion during the year. Alien. l'ost-othese .pp.int riliei-alaO. !name. hiving nveived .-aro• hat relief. Peers .4 the realm (except Irish peers. v.s.: members of the Ho ts ,. o f Commons). Dead. Du aelmeat:on to Icing on the scot and lot list.-- Nit au Ma, •: sut, that is nut sleeping within the city or .r..egh. Nit having mid all pair ratan made and de before the jlst of July. tiring the tint fourteen is • 10 Allgliat Pie overseen must allow any person, tax 111.11 t. to itspeet the lists of defaultti• which • leer?... from tte house tax collecten. NEw H KIN.;` , T..N-VALE —Yesterday '1- his Royal Highness the fluke of Cambridge laid • f .• !station alone 41a new ehureh at Killg.V.ll.llll.le, WAY thaal.gatr. His Royal Highness, who is the •.- . 4 the site on which the church is to he erected, •.. the ground about half-past four, aud was very 'i w. honied I.i. a Ian:" 4 , llcoline of persons who hall •••••• •adto do honour to the occasion. The Bishop of ••: •r. W. fitiolor, Rev. Mr. Tritton, r ec t or of - us . Mr. Illnieor, vicar Kingston. Rev. Mr. of Wandsworth : the MayOT of Kings. . oil nod omen members of the corporation. at .... I O w .. reimon, awl there was a cotnider tberaix of the local gentry also present. •ir• i. will he built of stain• and red leick, soil will le ti .h..sl lbahla osk. It is caleulated tro hold .10s r • •• •inf a large p• •t• too 41 the sittings will he free. The • 'smelled .it I. 7 PW and lOW. 13a ltd. was collected rhea ci 'enemy kW concluded. Mr. Christian, of '. all, la the awl Mr. Wells, of liermoialser • .. , .I.ler. Th e 11.nh Nunes- Ril e Volunteers attended r 'he snoiman.l.4l'ai4.sin l'ochrsine, with their band. • "..e.my cheer e d his lioyal Highness on his I , ITEI tic Es. r —Duritv4 th.• vo.t week there .• inspr.ivement in the appeeratwe of onme of w'th p thou.th the reports receive.' from t. •bow that there se a 'general alar•lineva ' • , ..nl that TII.IIIY of the hills appear to have perivheel •• • sreeive moisture with w h w h th ey h ave so keg • ..• ••••1. With marl t.. the '1..111110 found the •• •• •?••ht .1. ..r. ate was . aperierweti to the lid • • ! zrontels .Inrin•• the past we e k. and the '• vtorno 1.1 tet.nd;v aftersesoe lia. hat, the • them. 'stiff. fr.rn the slow pro s:revs i'.e 1.14.111.. n.: of the hop.. MA the alisen.e of I•unt • ieresl, there a little pro's...et of even a . ros. Lamm re.alise.l. With r-,•ar•l to Loft K e l l ', . ....S. • • rorrespinelint writes that the Y• t, in.l ..ek.gollw weather wbi. !i hie Lstely pre '. • •• • SA( 1111.1 e 14 of it, has generslly 11 , .411. .• to lira eh rout a little. hut the greater .f 1:..• et...in.le are .leek of 100,.. nlal .1,11 m leh rennin le every direr - tine, with leech (1.. y or tev."—Svet4 Ete!rve Ucutue. THE IXPItESS, TUESDAY ._____._.______- YEAGEDY WALWORTH. - KURDS& ore • SHAkE LISTS.—TH I S tIAY. MOTHER, TWO BROTHERS, AND A MIRO piaraz.z.-(rin DAY.) Two o'CLOOK. The railway *are market to-day is again better. Midland and Great Northern Mocks have risen 1 per cent. ; Lancashire and ' Yorkshir e , per cent ; and several of the other principal lines about 1 per cent. London and North Western stock is quoted 1031 to 1041 ; Great Western, 72} to 73 ; Midland, 124 to ; Lanaishire and Yorliire, 104 to 110 ; Caledonian, 941 tot ; South Eastern, 881 to ; Hastens Counties, to 57 : and Great Northern, 118 to 120. A constable on duty (David Luck, 1311 P), about 6 o'clock this morning, just prior to his leaving his boot, was celled to No. 16, Manor-place, Walworth.rend, by the lead lord of the house, Mr. Bevan, who informed the officer that • child had been murdered. The constable at once seat to the chief statiou for a superior *Sour, and Inspector Dann, accompanied by Police-constable Varney, proceeded to the house. On the officers' going upetein to the landing of the second-boor, a sight at tames alefuloiskering, and borrowing presented itself. The, whale of the door of the landing was saturated with Moor% which had scarcely coagulated, and lying in the mitlat of it were three human bodies, fearfully mutilabol The ant was found to be that of a child (a boy), about de years of age, lying on his beck with his heed towards, the dabs. The next body was that of a young female iri her nightdress; lying on her right ides and partially resting upon her, was the body of an ekhdy female. Mr. lespector Dann wee then informed that a young man, the son of the elderly female, wee on that story, arid, on stepping over the bodies, he saw amy abed tweuty.6ve years of age, standing perfectly calm sail appertain quite indifferent to the horrible scene around him. Inspector Dann told him that he must take ban into custody, when the young man made the fol lowing remarks :—" I was in bed with my brother, when mother came up to the bedside with a knife, I and killed my brother who was sleeping with me, then she made a stab at me, end I wrested the knife from her and killed her in self defence." The young man was then taken into custody, and Inspector Dann proceeded into the back room on the same landing,and disoovered a fourth body, that of a boy about eleven years of age, lying in bed weltering in blood. The prisoner was then removed to the chief police station. During the morning the excitement increaaed to the utmort intensity, the majority of the inhabitants either standing at their doors or looking from the windows, and it became beyond conception, when the coroner's officer arrived with the shells and a hearse for the purpose of removing the bodies of the unfortunate victims to the workhouse. East Indian Railway stock is stead ; Grand Trunk of Canada and Antwerp and Rotterdam railway shares continue in demand. The settlement is now in course of completion in this department. OADINAZY BRANDI AND ITO= ZAILWA YS. to 1 plia. ikre.,Woi &Stour VaL ice_ lo a? ue lie illyth and Tyne Boston, aleeird.t Yd. C Bristol and &Mar Caledonian Cork and %igen Cornwall Do. A i A no &v. until{ Do. B, p.m. la paid to B. Dublin and Be DuruL,Perth. &Ant's list Anglian Eastern Counties Liken limbos. Stook ' 01 71 104 106 ki Oil - - 6 1 7 $ 9 16 17 161 67 19 } 117 U IS Kest Sao* -- Ditto adiaborgli Clmpow ILIOIW,P sad ulh,Dooloo roeY owl Ciplo 71st oror I • Wallin dr , NOl4llOl Beellead Om& Norlions Do. • nook 1:1 cl Noce 04. Neil' Wait (Ira) 100 Oswalt Westera 100 Do.lllearVal.Ous.atk !?P Ym'aldr4 Yotkahlre lancron Loa..mood LoodooLADov London& Nortlitroota Do. Eighths .!,00do°411010..bW.0•1.1, The supposed murderer ie named Edward Godfrey Young. man, aged 25 yearn, by trade • tailor, and the victims are MaryYoungn:an, the mother of the prisoner, aged about W., Thomas Youngman, aged 11, Charles Youngman, aged fi (his brother), and Mary Wells Streeter, aged 27, at:toting woman to whom the prisoner was about to be married, and who is the d►ughter of Mr. Streeter, • farmer, of Hunter's Hill, Wadhunt, in the county of Sures. On a further search of the moms • large Spanish dagger clasp-knife, with a patent back spring, wail found com pletely enervated with blood. About an eighth olan inch of the point of the digger was broken off, as also a portion of the guard. A lodger named Beard, a c►rpenter, was pre- paring to go to work, when he heard • kind of cry and a heavy fall. He went to see what it was, when he observed the body of one of the deceased boys lying on the landing. covered with blood. Being greatly alarmed Beard did not search further, bat ran downstairs and informed hie land lord, and Mr. Bevan immediately called in the police, es stated above. Although every inquiry has been made, no cause could be ascertained which could lead the prisoner to commit so fearful a crime. The only reason that can posat bly he assigned is that he was wired with a sudden fit of insanity. The prisoner was a sober and industrious man. Do. - &ne Win. Ifan.,ALet.,Ri.lnooior 4 1;444.!;n1it6 i~~:.. , 131 no• &Derby ... • 311‘170t7. - iires — teini Newcastle sad "r--9a" dl ii;wpori:AT;;.:tiacTie. ° I eI'TY all Newry, snoop. SO Norfolk Se NoeSkarn Cocottes U lii;hl.l - iiiiiT North Devon Ral. a D. Dn. A _ - - - D73 no: 1:;47.7 North trades Northd&Wadorslea 11 North atalordada., 10 ,Notrtarsatauslal Peebles Portsmouth Rhyming Scottish Central Scottish N. L Aberiltit Scottish Midland Shropshire Union Sittingbourne I Sheers South Devon South Pastern South Wales S. Yorksh. et River Dun Stainea,Woldngbm,Ro Stockton i Darliarkm Ditto ditto Taff Yale all Ulster WO: :: : : 1 Do. , yam of Nesth ir 1 west cot West Costae Wait Mldlead—Orford ILLILWAYL DO 'Bela & lizeter 4p. aL IIL DO 'Caledonian, £lO W Dun. Perth,k Aber. Jun laat Anglian, A, 6 p. 10 Do. B, 6p. ed. * Do. C. 7p, * i Conn. c, 6p. ct. DO Do. do. Na 3 DO Do. New 6p. et. A * &Awn Union, 4 p. * Glaave,6 pea 'ldln.,Parth,Dun.,ll. p.a. /0 Great Warthorn, 6p. DO Do.6e.pad.44lop.otp*. Do. ae per coal a p ii ocir. Do.ip.asw irsdoss zatata p.a i c 6 Cit.illaLalarloaHaata) * Do. r p mat DO Do. Mom 4p. cent DO Do. ireedeam. 4p. et. DO Boil, et. redeem Pref. 14/ Do. Birm. Pret,Sharos Do. do. do. 6p. e. Do. Dino. Oua. Block Do. MGM. Ova Shares Do. do. do Do. _ do. . do ;Loc.& Yorksh. 6 p.e.24. Isseutßrlght..6 p o.Ger II Do. p.e. do. No.! Do.. p. ro. do. .... Do. Si. c. do. No. 4 Do. 4 p.c. do. Do. p.c.prf.sh. d 0... Do. 7p. o. Prof. Stock.. Nelp.e.do.( W. E*C.P.) . o. GAL (dlr. del WI ~.d.w. and 3711755. e. DO ▪ LArq. W. 7p.c.St. W 6 a! in Lundond 6Tnla.ib Pl Mau. Shot lAncip. et. Do. £6 4 par cant .-- -. • - 5 Do.redoesnabla 6p.ek. 00 Milland Com Op.c.Stock 00 DoCone. Bra B.elp.e. 00 Do. 44 p. et. Pret. Stock 00 lio.Lel.&litchln 4 p.c. 00 Norfolk sp. et. Ps. Stock 00 North &itlah 5 per cent 00 Da New Ono. sp. ct. I Do. Roeder Union fOill Do N.ltiss.—Berw.4 p.c. .04 Do. do. do la Do. Ledo arta. No. 1 10 Do. York. ff.& S.pnre. W North Staffordshire Y 1 Scottish Cent. New Prod. 10 Scot. p et. PreLllt 10 De. Aber. _ O Do. 7p. et. Prot Stock dl S. Devon Plied 41 p. c ill S. Sae. (Reed. l An. C 1.0.0 10 Do. per end 10 Do. lied 4 ewe cen 10 S. Woks ina. er 4p. °sot. t. 0 Do. pct 10 S. YYeetall en p. c. pm dl Ilteak.&Darlfaerto6p.e a De. do. Blake 111 Do. do. Cllp.e • Water.* Ifilkimanyitp.e O W.11.11--Dif.lateronst Do. do. tod do I Do. Newp. 6 p. et. Pref • Dcsdapsap.ilp.rt pr. t IrOltilDif ar FURTHER PARTIC Ir LA RS. The police are most active in endeavouring to obtain some chie ss to the manner in which the murders were likely to have been committed. The conclusioa is that the pri soner killed first the brother, with whomlhe was sleeping, that the noise alarmed Mk. Streeter (who was sleeping with the mother, and she ran from one room across the binding to the other door, where she was met by the pri• after and immediately stabbed. The poor mother, it is anticipated, followed her immediately, which supposition isberne out by the fact that her body was partially resting upon that of Mir Streator. The other boy no doubt left last, mid Peeing what hid bees done, endeavoured to serape by running downstairs, but must have been caught by the murderer, thrown backwards, and thus butchered, as his bead was nearly touching the top stair. A remarkable circumstance is that the prisoner on the day before took Mir Streeter far a day's excursion, and they were al:nerved to return home by the neighbours apparently very happy. It was also generally rumoured that they were to have been married this day at Newington-church ; but there is considerable doubt as to the truth of this. The prisoner will this afternoon be brought before Yr. Elliott at the Lambeth police court, but the only evi dence the police intend producing will be the discovery of the murder as stated above, and the identification of the bodies (at least three of them) by the brother of the prisoner, a tailor. carrying on business in Francis-street, Walworth. .► telegraphic message has been despatched to Mr. Streeter, at Hunter'shill, Wadhurst, Sussex, the father of Mix, Streeter, informing him of the fearful and untimely end of his daughter. Two orLocr.. The father of the murderer went to his week et hialpast five o'clock, when all was quite safe. As the news of the mur der spread through the metropolis, hundreds apemen' flocked to the scene of the murder and to Lambeth police-court, 11:1110(14 to see the prisoner, who was dressed in deep black, and was remarkably cool and collected. Shortly before 10 o'clock he was conveyed in a cab to Lambeth police-court, when he was placed in the dock before Mr. Elliott, the magistrate, charged with the wilful flimsier of the before-mentioned pergolas. The evidence having been taken, the prisoner cross examined the witnesses, and asked if he did not call murder several timea which was denied. Mr. Illiott cautioned the prisoner, and he was remande for a walk. SUICIDE OF THE MANAGER OF THE ROYAL BANK, LIVERPOOL.-(THIS DAY.) The following has been received by Mr. Reuter LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY. Mr. Chaffers, mann•zer of the Royal Bank, Liver. pool, hanged himself thin morning. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BY CLECTRIC 7111011APIL) LEWES MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) TWO-YEAR-OLD STAR Ea emesi. Maid of Peru . • " • '" gran. N I - RSERY STAKES. About :', forlonp. li'n meta It, Sera.i., Yalta, Bohodil,Sorthport, Stormer, Mira Emma, Orion, Limedower, Parapet, Dire, and Bayonet are here. .tCCEPTANCES FOR THE LEWES HANDICAP. Two milea. Tournament, Blue Jacket, Tame Deer, Catherine, Royal Barreiro. Fitz-Aron, Weatherhound, Apollvon, Feodo rovrea, The Nun. Serino. Independence, and Uzella. All are here but the lent. Benno paid forfeit OTHER Chantress, General Meet, Toznyma, Vitula, Ateitrali.lo Maid, Fortuna f, Woodburn, Sir Isaac, Flitch , and Waterninte. DEATH or MR. HAMMILL, TILE MAOINTRATI.— We regret to sum...ince the death of Mr. Hammill, one of the nuigiatrates of the Marylebone police court, who, it will be rsonembered, received his appointment in January I last, upon the retirement of Mr. Long. Thedecessed, who was evidently unwell and complained of a pain iu the side when he came to hostiles. yesterday morning, die. posed of several tight charges, and did duty np to twain o'clock, when he wits unable to proceed further, and went home in a rah. At lialdpast six in tLe evening hir used to exist. Mr. Hannon was a most excellent magistrate sad ' kindhearted man, and the sad event is deeply &pkg.& A SNOW STORM IN THE DotioAll4.-011 Saturday of a vary severe thunderstorm passed over Mahon I and district, mains in a shower of snow and hail of fully a quarter of an hours duration. The ground in the Derwent valley and to the coast was quite white, and on the Wolds it is said the snow was full• two inches deep in some places la the beichl..tarhond of Sherburn, hailstones as large as ants fell In east quantities, and it nineaidthepeeondturnip cra p e ■re v ee r. ;coldly damaged. The hay crop is also a ...fly i n j ure " by the long continued wet. and some stacks, !bodily put 4c:ether donog the few tine days of last week, have firevi. Where the gross is not rut it is reported to he ratting upon the ground. the cropx being heavy and much The worn crops are alto laid in some places. On the Weida several lambs were kills! by lightning. A second storm of Lail and scow occurred Pn Sunday.—Manthater Guardian. 104 106 1171 1114 11.4 1194 136 MI 114 116 71 40 111 TN 1061 109* 69 71 111 114 11 lie 1 104 124 13 96 Pr 10 11 421 42* S 11 4 1131 121 i lb 100 66 67 .3 les 46} 101 e 102 } dla i 66 1 tifl d 6 104 108 R 10 .2 Ili U 7 11 • N 14 60 Mt 6 7 66 47 NI Sle 47 06 71 11 6 4 41 41 10 11 il l all 50 66 115 115 6 Ile 47 48 saAsJoL Ming prima *I 96 105 . 105. - ti li 101 103 110 116 113 i t L i t 127 130 NJ 82 111 118 73 18 117 119 11! 114 106 106 11113 96 100 102 111,1 DI 91 9111 102 SW 10 10e 17 LS lee 11 77 79 4 140 112 117 119 117 119 140 161 117 119 104 106 155 157 114 1303 e 7 92 1116 6 119Ile 1626 12 L t 46 117 119 -- n i 11 I i pis a 141 14$ 106 106 96 96 111 113 100 1!1 T ii - p. 10: i din i PIN i die i pm '24 72 va 122 124 130 135 LI 1! 241 105 146 1011 105 - afii is S 4 40 60 119 131 ISA 133 10 1 131 all Antwerp • letionim all Ardennes _ _ NALWATL SI Bahla&O.Yett i gato all Baleful & J all Beam to Graimossai all Caratesuz Mao & Ball all 1 oe all %Mewl is Ma:it -11-12-wiliii sll &stern of France Od. Etwelan wan 6. fo. o , all Ot. Central of Prance ▪ Ot. Initemtag. Coast. Sh all Italian Junction all Inks Constance & Bale all Liana and Turnhout all Lyons and Getters Nil 'Marla Antonia all NaraJtLiege By the all Do. lo.c.Prf. Be l goy. all :twitters of Prance— . 16 Do. New Shares all it;;;;;li.77;ii all Paris, Lyons, and liedit all Paris and Orleans 11 Recife and S Francisco Pernambaro g. /p.c. 14 Mira and Dug , 22 .... all Rome and F ell Royal Danish all Royal Swisdish all Do 7 per cent all Sambre and Meuse all Do 54 per cent. Pref. I fisoraulolbn4.7peret. It e Rust & torn-Venetian all Southern of Prance all Wad Flanders all Do. SI per cant. Prof all West d N. W. of Francs, ,Western of Austria -• • • LW'AYM. ja — esTairit ois. 4 4 I I - 4 ii 1 If del siztis 11l - 4 71 a Si 19& 20 S 7 S 8 • 9 141 'l $3 43 ii ,u. 16 16 . I 4 , s dl. FaOr IR t its iiocaL ri.IIL liotTai" 9! 94 99 ISO 1411111114 i N.Nerik4p.e.Jaakluly r 4 O: WON' et Norldli4p.e./1ar.11•94. AMC 111. N. Nat. 49. ct. 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TS lhoodop • D0.66p.et8d0,p0g.77 lgodrai Gnu. di pt el Do. do. 6 ipor el Do• Des al Do. Ida do. YollsCorp.Ss.c4.TY 61.1Wrindofie r cilio • cap. A. Do. do. Lod do. D. do. D esp. do. Da do. Lod do OM* (Itudiod) Mai 5 7 5 7 6 7 5 7 Do. Piajsab o.lnd.ftllots. tinktad.Llnalted, Sorb N N I I /40,41 P SS Commercial . - - 100 1M,009 St. Do. 4p. ct. Fret, Min. 100 %MOM St. East and Wadlndia 100 KMILSIO It London 1,/89,800 It It. Katharine 900.901 It Soethampton 100 1100,000 Bt. Victoria 4000 10 Do. New Ca0.G0v.6p.4.. Do.. per ont., Do. 6 per oast. Do. 6 pet Gest., Do. 6 per et. Ps Do. 'per el. Ma Do. 6 per coot. Do. do. P Now Broom; N. 6. Wakol3w. Do. 5 p. e.. 1 Do. 6 p. e.. Nova Booth' 6 I Deb. redeem. 8. Anat. Gov. 6p Vie. Ov. 6p. al Do. do. 6p. a/ 107 100 1081 !DOTI BRITISH ICLNEL No. IM. I MEM I IM. IQ. prima I galls. 6, 11 . Alfred Clam (Plink* 1 1. 16 $1 41 •-• 10,000 20 British Iron l6 1 2 - 100 .. Cli ff ord - 1, 026 1 4311 440 .. 611 .. UM Tasietk. Bung (Mow) - 6,144 .. last Cando. 2114e6d 81 - 4,400 .. KWh. Bond ( hviatk ) 74. 46 1 14 l2l - .. °rambler & Bt. Aubyn. 641 36 38 - ke.. Great South Tolgua 6, .. O.Wh. Alfred (Minsk) 18.0 1 11 - it .. "1 4 ' 4 . 1r (11"°) 1.116 11 4 -. 1, .. Iferod'rloot 8( 126 29 30 -. 6. .. Maintop Downs 41.860 d 31 34 - sono .. Lady Bertha Lehott). 1.8.6. U 2 y- 6,001 .. North Downs - 3,610 .. N. Prances (1111 o) - 0,00 .. N. WI. Barbet (Moon) Us. 6 6 - 1,196 .. North Wheal (rßlottaneyy) , Par Cons. (86 . 11 12 13 - 1,120 20 Providence U. ialaga). 10.17. 46 67 - 11100 .. Sortrldge Con. 1416 Ow 141. 14 14 - 012 .. S. Caradon At. Curl- 11 Me 1171 - 400 .. R. Corn Brea (Illopn) . $1 3 /1 - 66,100 1 3. Devon Iron 1 Gan. Mining 496 .. 11. W. Prances ( ) [Dope) AMA 14 71 1521 - BO .. Stray Park lB.O 66 571 •- 9 6 Tamar flatfoot Ils.C. 41 2 11 - 43 6 6,300 10 Tin Croft - 20,000 .. Vale of 7 (Cora) Us. IL ; 1 -• 6,000 .. West Basest i, ) ll 13 19 .- 1,924 .. W. °mad= I 6 16 es 600 .. West Seton - 612 .. Wh. Bare, ,Mope ) - Wh. Banff ,Ba&uti) 1 871 4, .. Wh. Edward (QUalent) Of s it 6 - 1,024 .. Wh. Kitty (Um Lelantj 1.7.1. 14 16 .. 1,024 .. Wheal 14/try Ann (Menhenlot) 6010 .. Wh. Tralawney (Lek ) 61 26 MI ... JOINT ROCK 111.11104. No. I Sh. I Balm. I PtL I Cl. vetoes. Bake. 10,000 100 I Agra and U. Ser. Bark .BO - - - 21500 40 'Australasia - 10,000 25 Bank of = all 211 231 - 6000 100 Bank of - 66,000 20 Bank of Turkey 8 -.- •- 10,000 60 British N. Amides - - .. 81. I 100 Min 10 Chart. Bank of DA* Andralia, mad a . an 161 sal 116000. 26 Mini Mere- of Ind* Lon., and China all 81 36 - 6 000 100 = 000 dal - 60 20 , , 00b;20.1 100 1 Com of Canada azi 26,000 100 Corn. of London lO 21 12 - 26,000 10 Ug.Boot.dAnal.Chartd all 16 161 - 80,000'1 10 0. Bank of Switzerland all - - - 35,000. 10 Lon. Ch. Bank of Aunt all 23 111 131 25,000 60 Landon and Comity - - .- 60,000 60 London Joint Stock _ 10 - - - 20,000 20 London & south African 2 i 1 dla -- 60,000' 100 Lon. and Westminster 9O - - - 10,900 100 Nat. Prow. of Rog:land 4l - - - 16,000 20,000 60 National Bank 26,000 20 New South Wales all - - - 50,400: 25 Oriental Bank Corpora all - - - 26,000 90 Ottoman Bank 20,000: 100 Provincial of Ireland - - - 4,000. 10 Do. New 166001 26 South Australia all - - - 69,000, 26 Union of Australia - - - 10,000; 60 Union of London ll - - 3.000 1 100 Unity MMus' 64 .. - - FOREIGN aisn.e.l4 100 112 ant., lOO ant. 1880 lOO mt., 1882 lOO t. Feb.,tAog. 100 116 I. Mara! Sop. 100 112 mot. lOO 101 r.00..e p.ct. 100 106 Iv. Op. C. 1806 100 96e ,1871 to 1876 100 961 , 1898 , 6 p. et. Btg Dm. 1876 p. c. Boods 100 107 e.. Jan.etJaky 100 Apr.tOot. 100 1081 Australian Boa Accord, Waited Bras. Imp. ( pan ) Do. St. John del Bel Do. Land I Ma. 00. Clo Coo. Ma. CO. Joao Cobre Copper Coplapo Dun Mountain Capper Fortuna General Gt. Northern of S. Anatralta 4 =) [Jua Knonada (11ro.) ne Lualtantan ! ilarklult• N. Rhino Copper of S Australis (Um.) Poctebsudhilweaced Port Phillip Scottish Austin. (Urn ) United !foldout lict — b - iniiar7i COMPI Australian ActicaL.. Atlantic Tel. (Lim).- Berlin Watarworte.. Brit. American Lard Brit. & Irish Me g. TeL A Do. B 7 per C. Mlle Do.o Canada land Chan nel lfp. of End. Islands Tel. (L) Co Smelt. Do. Pref. Ti per cont Crystal Palace po. Preference Do. 6 p. et. Perp. Deb.' Electric Telegraph _ Do. New Ili. and Aust. Cop. .. Gen. Stearn Navigation Great Ship (Limited) .. Do. 11 per cent. Prot. Lon. District Tel. (L).. London Dilleolllli (L.) .. Lon. Gen. Omnibus Co. Madras k Canal MediterraaesnElee.Tel. Ilediter. ILL. Tel. (Lisa.) National Discount Co.. NerbuddaCoaldlron(L) Netherlands toad. Idlt N. Bruns. et N. Soot. Id N. Brit. Australasian Oriental Gas Do. " New Shares" Orem. L. Min. (Lim) . * Do. do. Teel River Lead& in.. Pewin„rid Odes. lime - Do. Yaw lad Sea & lad. Tel. f i 1 e 4, 1160 yr. by Br. Goy ey Iron Do. New flora Mall Stem !leottlal! Auat„lnvootio bawls' Australian LW bawls' TeL Scrip .. Bagistarel.. Trust it Ls. Co. Up. Con , Vas Dim. a UM.... - - 100 10D 100 100 100 100 17 7il 11111 110 191 21 724 i Si 109 i i 100 4 t 7 45* ... 12 Si i 64 5- 102 1! 2 t 14) ot I lei ii i 2.800100 '9 le I 78 i 1064 Salm JULY 31, 1860. Z 1 :L s it t % 74 74. .... 9ii MONEY MARKET.-2 HIS DAY. Two o'CLaa. The binds to-day are again better, owing chiefly to some considerable purchases for account of the Court of Chancery. The pacific:assurances once more put forward by the Emperor of the French have also • certain effect. Consols have risen per cent. Several of the principal British railway stooks likewise exhibit a fresh im provement. To-day is " settling day "in this de partment. Generally an improved feeling prevails in the Stock Exchange. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 681 r. 400., being about i per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 934 and for money, and 94, 4, and for the account. The present quotations are 934, " sellers," for money, and 934 to 4 for the 9th August. The official business report is as follows Bank Stock, 2284 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4,4, ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4, 4 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859. 1044 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964 ; ditto 1859, 97, 964 ; ditto Bonds, 7s. dia. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "en faced " rupee paper, 1024 ; Exchequer Bills, ss. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. The Turkish Loan of 1868 presents a fresh improvement of } per cent., being quoted 60} to f. The loan of 1854 is steady, at 76} to 761. Mexican Bonds are more inquired for. Russian scrip is firm, and is marked 1 premium. Sales are recorded as follows : —Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 88; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 88 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 26}; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., s2}; Mexican Three per Cents, 21} ; ditto for account, 214, I ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1860 (scrip), 1 prem. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 84 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 75}, 764 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 60}, 4. At • meeting to-day of the creditors of Mr. A. Waring, it the leather trade, who failed on the 2nd instant, the balance-sheet showed liabilities amounting to 56,3611., and assets to 19,3661. It was resolved to accept Cs. 6d. in the pound, payable in instalments extending over a year. The Kent hae arrived off Falmouth from Mel bourne with 236,000 i. in gold. Foos o'CLocw. Owing to a large sale, Consols have declined, being quoted 9311 to for money, and for the account. Little business was done yesterday at the discount office at the Bank. In the general market the de mand was only moderate. Good short bills were taken at 31 to 4 per oent. The mercantile engage ments of the 4th of July are not expected to occa sion any pressure. In the Stock Exchange money continues abun dant, and the rate for loans on English government securities does not exceed 2 to 2} per cent. No gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday, the 90,0001. by the Persia supplying the immediate wants of exporters to the Continent. The Etna has arrived from New York with 43,000 i. in specie for England, and the Bavaria with 20,0001. The advices state that the supplies of Mexican dollars in that city are exhausted. The stoppage is announced of Messrs. Daunt, Wilson, and Co., bill brokers, of Old Broad-street. The amount of their liabilities is believed to be rather limited. The number of small failures in the hide and leather trade reported from day to day in London and the provinces is very lar. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Mr. John Morris, tanner, of Bermondsey, it was resolved to accept a composition of 9s. In the pound, payable at four, eight, and twelve months, all secured. Mr. Jay, the accountant, computes the liabilities at 8,3351., and assets at 4,6651. At the Bankruptcy Conti, yesterday, adjudication was made, on the petition of the London Joint- Stock Bank, against James Herbert Smith, tanner, of Wyld's-rents, Bermondsey. The case will be con ducted in the court of Mr. Commissioner Fane. The Calcutta and China mails were due at Mar seilles on the 25th inst., but have not yet arrived there. They reached Aden on the 9th, on board the Simla, and it is thought that some accident has befallen either this vessel or the one coming from Alexandria to Marseilles. 76 BO 70 ii ee lti 1 Mr par 1 01a 11 1 , 1 1 11 dia ,6 1 1.1 u SO ft 780 70 76 68 66 OD 86 60 56 60 66 90 . 97 ll t i 4 es MONDAY Console, which closed on Saturday •7 1121 191, "sense," opened this morning at 931 to 4, and eland at M 1 to 0. For money the last price was 981, "buyers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money 931, 1,4; ditto for account (August 9), 934, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1,1, New Three per Ceuta., g3l, 1,4, t, 1, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in an:z, 6 1880, 131 ; ditto in April, 1885, 161 ; Bank 8 290 ; India Stock, 2111 ; ditto Five per Cent. toil, 1859, 1061, ; Wye per Cent. p er " rupee paper, 97, .b 6). incuan government securities were quiet to-day. Exchequer Bills closed at 2s. to Eis. prem., being le. higher than yesterday. The Turkish Loan of 1854 was rather dull, at 251 to 761, whilst that of 18158 has improved to 60 to 4. Mexican and Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds were inquired for. Russian scrip was dealt in at Ito 1 prem. Bank shares to-day were dull, with the exception of London and County, which were inquired for. Ottoman Bank and London Joint Stock Bank remain flat : the latter company's accounts are regarded unfavourably. A reduction of 1/. was quoted in Electric Telegraph and Royal Mail Steam. The shares of the Trust and Loan Co - pany of Upper Canada were officially marked 14 prem. Colonial government securities were in butter demand to-day. An improvement of 1 per cent. occurred in Victoria Six per Cents. and Canada Five per Cents. The closing quotations for shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 21 to 20 prem. Thames and Mer sey Marine, 1 to / prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 1 to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 1 to 1 da. ; London and South African Bank, to dia. ; South Eastern Railway of Portugal, 1 dia. ; and United Kingdom Telegraph, to Iprem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cwoz. In the mining market to-day Sparne Moor shares are offered at 25. Rant Wheal Russell are quoted atl2 to I; Clijah and Wentworth, 2i to 101; Great Wheal Fortune, 14 to 14 ; and Stray Park, 544 to Mi. The settlement chiefly engages atten tion. St. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for, and have been dealt in at 26. Imperial Brazilian are marked 14, and Dun Mountain, par. The directors of the Rhymney Iron Company announce a half-yearly dividend of 11. on each 60!. share, and 6s. on each 15/. share. The first annual meeting of the South Devon Iron and General Mining Company will be held on the 6th August. A call of 4001. per share has been made by the Court of Chancery on the contributories of the New Engine Coal Mining Company. Vice-Chancellor Kindersley has appointed Mr. G. H. Jay official manager of the Great Western Coal Company. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) (FROM OUR OWN CGRRIMPONDENT.) (IT NRITIBM AND IRISH MAGNETIC TICLICRAPB.) Good attendance of buyers in the grain market. Wheat in good consumptive demand, firm prices. Flour also steady. Indian corn ;id. dearer. Beans and oats declining. Weather cloudy, but fine. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL—The public sales are going off at about last weeks currency. The refined market is steady. Cotes.—The public sales of Coda Rica are progressing steadily. Ricz.—The public sale today sold at a slight decline. Rust.—Berbice has sold at is. Bd., proof. flumraTim.—Refraction 11 sold at 40s. ; refraction 44, 41s. . . . CINNAMON. —The quarterly sales of 1,670 bales Ceylon went off without spirit ; about two-third' mold at previous prices for the better aorta, but rather easier for ordinary aorta. First sort. Is. 4d. to 2s. ; second, lm. Id. to Is. 7d. ; third, Bd. to is. 2d. ; and fourth sort, 6d. to Bd. BrtC69 without alteration. Itlrsircs sold at 20/. se. to 201. 7.. 6d. CorroN without alteration. Markets geuerally have a quiet appearance. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallowy quoted his. 6d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 535.; August to September, Mk 6d. to ne. 9d. ; Oct, Co Dec., 525. 6d. ; January to /larch, 1661, Us. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—erms DAY.) Mews. Davis and Co. report trade firm for good hay and clover. Prime meadow hay, 854. to 904; superior ditto, 964 to 105 s. ; inferior do., 604 to 70s. ; new do., Mi. to 844 ; clover, old, 90s. to 120 e. ; second cut, 80a. to 964 ; straw, 364 to 4'.N. The report of the Directors of the San Paulo Railway Company describes the satisfactory pro gress of the enterprise. The works are being pro ceeded with rapidly. A call of 21. is to be paid by the 15th November. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 787/., and the South Eastern an increase of 9621. The Loudon, Chatham, and Dover Railway Com pany notify that the first section of the Margate Railway from Faversham to Whitstable will be opened for public traffic to-morrow. The Midland Railway Company notify that from to-day they will be prepared to collect and deliver goods in London with their own vehicles, their arrangements with Messrs. Pickford and Co. and Chaplin and Horne having terminated. It appears that there are three candidates in the field for the two vacant seats in the direction of the T HE AN - visioNv Poisonso CASE.—The examiva- City of London Brewery Company—namely, Mr. lion of Winslow, who is charged with having poisoned Mrs. Henry Kingacote, Mr. J. L Daniell (son of the James, of Liverpool, was completed at the Liverpool Polies chairman of the Blackwell Railway), and Mr. court, yesterday. It was shown by Professor Taylor Whettam. Mr. Kingscote, from his previous con- and Dr. Edwards, who had analysed the stomach, nexion with the brewery, appears to be very and discharges of the deceased, that antimony must have been administered during life, and Drs. Cameron and acceptable to the shareholders. Mr. Daniell also Pemberton stated that, in their opinion, death had been receives considerable support, having been for ten accelerated by the administration of that poison. Tho pri years practically connected with a leading London goner was committed for trial, his solicitor reserving his IPrewery. Mr. Whettam was lately a candidate for defe nce. the auditorship of this company. The management of ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.—COURT AM the concern appears to be successful, and it is stated ijirtaiT. , No. togeth e 3 e ,Z e T.—Tlli ier me; t nliei: N and ti f te rien A d t a nh of this cant that the results of the first six months' operations Shacklewellgreen, on Wednesday evening, it being their are satisfactory. Nevertheless it is felt to be a first anniversary ; Brother J. H. Cox, P.C.R., presided. defect that the board does not comprise any mem- The chairman,in proposing " Prosperity tothe Ancient Order bars practically conversant with this class of bu siness, and it is therefore considered that the woes- of Foresters, the executive council, Broth er Shawcross and lion of the two fi rst-mentioned gentlemen cannot Brother Robertson, P.D.C.R.," set fort the good of . such societies, and exhorted all who were not connected with a fail to be conducive to the shareholders' interests. vide aga i n st exigencies that may arise. The chairman then friendly society to immediately become so and thereby pro - The number of directors is fixed by the deed at proposal the toast of the evening, " Success to Court Am seven. The remuneration is at present divided amongst five Br. Cons table, P.C.R., ex p lained the manner in which the herd, its past and present officers , and th e members." court had been brought into existence, the condition of its The half-yearly meeting of the North London r in d s t h e strength of its support from neighbouring courts, Railway Company is convened for the 14th_Aviet, &c. ' The chairman next gave " The Ancient Order of and that of the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway Foresters," to which Br. Taylor (P.C.R., court. 1,681 1, ter Company for the 10th August, when the terms of 'upended, after which two presents were made to Bra. J. H. . the issue of new share capital to the extent of Cox and John Green ' loon . t by Br. Robertson on behalf of 150,0001. are to be arranged. the members of Court Ain erst UNLUCKY Paortx.—lt is part of the great fact The following half-yearly meetings are an- of luck — t h e indubitable fact that there are men, women, nounced : A n glo-French Steam, for the 26th ships, homes, railway.engines, whole railways, which are August, at Grimsby ; General Iron Screw Collier, lucky, and others which ars unlucky. Ido not believe in for the 7th August ; and General Land, Drainage , the common theory of luc k, but no thoughtful or observant and Im rovement, for the 14th August. man can deny the fact of it. And in no fashion does it sp. p more ceinly th in s, that in the case of some Creditors of the Weedon and Leamington Rail- men ac c i d en t. are an always thi rnarring them, and the effect way Company (Limited) are required to prove their they would fam produce. The system of things i s s pi ne t claims in the Bankruptcy Court on the 11th August. , them. They are not in evert uns uccessful, but w h a t. Seamless Leather Company is to be proceeded with vial .ut ,4,nst.till luck ever be e fel them as that some wealth y D"r4 The settlement of the list of oontributories of the ever su ccess ei t e hey A a t tte co i; isegzheedy os by b rave off fittg h :ga ne g per- Bonn should ofter during their days some special medal for in the Bankruptcy Court on the 17th August. Creditors ox the Herald Life Assurance Society essay or examination, which they would have gained as of are required to prove their claims before the Master course. There was no extra harvesit for them to reap: of the Rolls, who has appointed Mr. F. Whinney they could do no more than win all . that was to be won. They go to the bar, and t hey 4nidually make their way ; official manager. But the day never comes on which their leader is suddenly Vice-Chanoellor Wood proposes, on the 7th taken ill, and they have the opportunity of earning a bril- August, to make a call of 11. per share on the con- tient reputation by oonducting m his absence a Me in tributoriea of the Rosherville Gardens Company. which they are thoroughly prepared. They go into the A call of 21. was to be paid by this day by the con- c hurch , sad earn a fen character as preachers ; but the living they would like never becomes vacant, and when tributories of the Caxton Life Assurance Society. e they are appointed to preach upon some important occasion It has been asoertained that the applications ., for it happens tt theground isa foot deep with snow.—fraar's the 12,000,0001. sterling of Fr.wich Railway ob li- Mcyrazine for August. gations have exceeded the amount offered. ffiaNCIIISTE6, SHEIPTELD ' AND LINCOLNSHIRE The Corea has arrived front China with HAILWAY.—The total expenses of this company's railways, 748,3001b5. of tea. including rents., toils, duty, tic., from July 1 to July 22, conveyance of 482 soldiers from Graves..md to Cal- ;unction g receipts of 18 P 9 t.:::i. companyrtt foLtiiiiiiiyol to Tenders are required at the India-cam for the 1860, amounted tfilft .t 7V/ . ., ta_againet i., tr . for le co u !- aacrutog mitts. July 22 amounted to 1, as =mist 1,8-th/. for the The Admiralty will receive tenders on the etb of oerrepoodirp period op 1839 , and a. expe „,,,,, to go z . es Roust 8531. August for the supply of 85,5 50 pairs of shoes. zd PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVIMPOOL, JOLT 38—Birkenhead, 814—Eastern Counties, 11 7-16--Grand Trunk of Canada, 7 3-16--Great Western ot Canada, 11 5.10--Great Westerns, 721—Lancashire and York shire, 100—London and North Western, 104—Manchester, !Met field, and Lincolnshire, 421 id—Midland, 1234—North Eastern, Berwick, 102—Ditto, Yorks, 85—North Staffords, d.—South Eastern, Mt I.lo—Sheffield Redeemable. Ip. corn diva—Great fibip Company, 10s.—London One-Eighths, 121—Diatrict Bank. 18 p. r all—New York and Erie Unsecured Bonds, 40 BIRMINGHAM, Jima 30.—T0-days closing quotation. Included Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley Railway, 81 (buyers : Great Western Stour Valley Guaranteed, 42 (buyers): Ditto, Birmingham Guaranteed, 78 (buyers) ; Ditto Preference, 105 to 10' ; South StafforMhire, 101 to 111 : Ifirmlnallam Bank, 201 to 201 . Birmingham Gas, A, 147 (buyers) ; and Birmingham Water Worts. New, 12 prem. buyers). SW ii i at 7i. MI 114 114 102 106 10111 - I dla T --- 1 par 2 1 a 1 a 66 47 11_ U - 4 i - A I it d " 1 ais S 1 i r I I' 1 1 an I ail k law i t K 36 87 17 36 LS 16 115 116 6 It t 4 i 30 2t 06 100 106 107 106 106 1 31 03 let it Ais 11 3 dim I a I Ps ii i mil I if 41s1 1 lid 11 1 1 1 is ler SI ill 71 77 111 11 4 MI lei 13 4 14 II 6 4 . 414 II IT Si ti { • I • 78,000 15,000 10,000 101,815 10,000 l 100,000 1000 2,261 11,721/ 8,000 860,004 12,000 1,00291.5 100,626 700.0001 - 2;150 1 20,0001 10,0001 330,000 100,000 12,000 60,0001 200,000 50,000 30,000 12,000 80,000 _,___ 1,711 5,,000 110,000 60,000 10,000 10,000 000,000 10, 000 -___ id 10,000 15.000 2,000 14.206 76,000 10,6001 ni," 11:000 1 10,000 80,000 19,000 10,000 76,000 111,??.? 418:174 1 ao.oool 60.0001 10,000 14l aA°l 11 400 ,3101 30,000 Wisial I.B} 14 111 30 zd