The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-10 00:00:00

_ _ _____ ____ THE EXPRESS TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1860. _ - IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. LAW IN TELLIG Eiger,. SHARE LISTS.-Tll6 DAY. IHUTISO rogelmovis, • NoNEY . skliti ~...... 1 1154115 7aa m t gay lirk" , i l Mis ts I r ig ., ---ei-- a (THIS DAY.) --- Two o'etoom. HOUSE OF C0M1102111.-(TRIS DAY.) 86 N - Th. ArsAan took the chair egliAmirter pa s t 12 o ' c l oc k . In the railway share market to-day the principal as, jo 0 B on L g i , ac . u . . we. eti met au PRIY.tTII BMMEAft COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. • feat is • demand for Lancashire and Yorkelure is l Ue a : Do. a ct B o l .. " S It 0/ ate ed 7- n o . 1... ed: Instalments to the Commons' amendment' in (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) stock, which has risen i per cent. Great Western sit IlletslotlalcsHoreak. 74 6 --. the Kilkeogis lanctem Railway Bill were considered and lir RE Wi1113711. all Ds. New - - and London and North Western are firm, and South 10 in Do. Preference 0 84 -. - the Th m e o f rnin unds g ren a was quoted, The bankrupt was apotato salesmen. of Spitalfields This W eed 1 " - - AND Ike ..u.....--a ' u.... • Pastern dull. Caledonian and Eastern Counties leo 100 Baff.,Brant.nOodertch to the closing NUISANCE] REMO% AL DISEASES PREVEN- W 1 ......". ...r"....... 11 "ammat•KM meeting. .... Noonnti Inc. Ms., Aug. 1. 11172 TION BILL by Megan. Butler and Causing., allow liabilities of have declined about t per oent. London and North ondoreedbyneWatLlL on the ookr .4 the day for resuming the ad - e d 4. 4 W.Taniets returned at 1,60(Y. Western stock is now K tu sn otr 102* to ; Great no tee Do. July 187 S, ditto 7O 78 •-• little business 40. t.. on tbe 0.0..10.4, .1, of ti t . ton . .... a z. being Mr. Wellborn, for the asuguees, asked for an adjourn- western, 70f to i; It 118 i to ; Lan- 1" 0 De. Juniu t. lB74 . dlik '' lie 711 d - dim ~,,A . . -` meet at the bankrupt's expense. The accounts had only Calcutta tn. lastern 1 die I . pm x connected with awhile and Yorkshire, 106 to i ; South tern, ei .. s ra9Dooktlp.egna 2.1 Ns - Mr. LOWE moved the resenemittal of the bill, which just bees ale ' L Bil to I ; Eastern Counties, 551 to 561 ; and Cale- le 7 0 •7 10 n. 6 one litNsad 51 1 1 du ad - nln the other WA. 441.00 , 1 to. After heart Mr. Lawrence for the bankrupt, 111 5 pastern Th• hoe. then west into essminse. Hie Honour • an adjournment, reserving the qua. donjon, 93i1 to f. , ft 100 India& On the 00 clener jec tg :mat thin of mate. Lombio-Venetian Railway shares are rather ea to Do. Fartandes F. - fi rm ; Lancashi Mr KNIGHT ob big proceeded with IN an 11. 11. afflusTs. -7* Lisrsan TIADS. dull, at i dia. to i prem. The Canadian and In- 41: 18 D o. Do Dal ,l nti p. belper" .2.D.6lo : Ns mr ad --_ response to the when .4.1. II membem wale peonsea. Mr. Leakier jenienensil a _petitioo for adjudication in di m li nes are qu ie t, 1.0 an Do. Ip. et. So tia iiii 1011 The holm b e seweled, emir SI members were found to "" au Pa e 7 SP" Hoary Rudd Knights/ Isiah* net - ORDINARY MAR* AND RIOCRI. *au Geelong* Mllreartes a u - At Paris this I. reFWIlt , hat beim a seineft had doled the number a chap' `ds "ftlir. la."2". " •" " t • A=l6°D wen ma too Grand Treat* es se 1 1 1 i telegram, the 'I 40 wee reniplete.l. made, and Mr. Myra' was appointed • ainiipea. are 1. RAILWAY& , 420 21:4 100 Islas._ , I ° 4l al 180 all Do. 6 per et. Int _.. 90 92 911 _Mr KNIGHT than aseeml Ibe maims of the chums. 11 .. a fr iaa / 5 55586 Is an Was bankrupt's own politics, H. • "..g i al L IN AU Do.sec.PreL6 NM. 74 76 68.80, being 1 I 0...n0te that es nesse the umbers eh., were likely to liabilible &re states aa 34.2 L ; aim" ' 14331• i i .- • . . - Ma NI Do. 4 per et. 66 00 - - Consols are 8k 100 '. i oaChenaans. fe fll ' - Ile all Do. ?lord UM.- 0117 72 take an aoterst is the ba bed ono to Caaterbury, he 26 all nielthsra 1 35 11 6 - US all Do. M. UN- , 117 5! - for money, an toe., that all opposing.' was 'lmplies. CENTRA.L CRIMINAL coma% IS all Illythall_ TM" _ - .... - -10 S all Do. do. _ _ ~.INS. id ea 16 The eoiiinottee thee &Mod, when the neenhan were :- le all iffeeeisnemenealliC ll4 * lit. 100 Gem* Indlaa inalneals WI 98 ad N7l ad The present For the demo ... .is (THIS DAY.) et. 100 121•161 and NNW .... 1416 NW - 19 6 Do. Nos IMs ad - cash, and 931., ' Arming it -.... N. 100 amasses N all Cork and Bandon l* N 5114 - - - 10 LS Gt. S. 071=5 s u ee t. lit dla ad - ale West 101 a tThe official ll° claw uses Ohea Wiwi be, se wore she Muse 2 OLD COURT. 10 all Oarnma 6l 7 - 1.11 Do. New 9l 91 Nig - sod 3. all Da ••j•nodle until -, •-•-.. 10 all Defe/a,para es IS - lons : Bank Rho lAs clause 4, (Before the Rasta.) le in Do Illpaterildtoli. -•-. -. 10 01 De. ilo. ref Mil 96 98 - 93 11 i i Nei Mr. HENLEY said he held there wee se eased what. Wi ll iams .frOeil surrendered to Who hie trial for wilful 10 NI WWII and saw im• -• - 100 an Do. do. 73 thonkm 96 107 - II an Dand.,Pwith,tAbiLle. 8 9 - 100 all D 0.51 p.ct.lkla,pay.77 90 91 - India Stock, tot, in the costatry for the bill. which would mialii* • mod corrupt perjury, committed by him before a select mm. - runibroas sad haroevenieet so stem, awl woldd be sliesai m u m o f a, Hops d • et 100 2..B"ll Mter 561 Ole a% 8 St. CO Do. do. 6 now al 1161 961 ad -ad Stock, 1869, 101 wi th no „o w reen i„ hen that of finding en o nyuggs fir saes Commons, 11l reference to the elec- __ Peelers Ot. 100 Do. 41 per et. ILtes.. es es se -ad the ll..erd .4 Health. liell kr the 101* 61 Berwick•upon-Tweed in August hot. et. 100 WM. Osl o& hook A 16 96 st. 1011 Ds. Nest 15 If - - IA 10 Do. 4th Exten. do._ „. 1.1 1 Ns id - Debentures, 181 Mr Low IF: said the bill win Nought forward busses The Ilelielior.twerel, Mr. Weleby, and Mr. Beesley, la ua Mast INlfelk - -. al 00 Melb.Corpep Mined, - - - rupee PePert WI the central machinery hail heed destroyed and the paw= of emoducted the prosecution ; Sir F. lade and Mr . W. H. Ls 1 02 5 n Du " a mra www , - 77 - m - to all N. Brunswick 4 Canada --• Cents., 102, i ; the antral boned transferred to the local estimeilles. Cook e append for the defendant . 111. 165 , . SO 31 - 91 an clue A : P a ' %ride : T - The foreign i E "" * " . " kid simm" that the system dal " a waalit wall The prosecution was instituted by direction of the House "an Pala sod )use - - IS all Do. g• kap, Se. 6 I - _ because the hod asithont.. wen unwilling or amble Is ie. IN 41/ Wanes 103 106 - 10 en Do. M. resu Se. 6 II Loan of 1858 hi e „„, c ,„„ th e withwity which it warn intended t o m aw el Commons, upon the report .4 the committee above re- te e n g o ,* a t gamma' - - IS M. Oude (UMW) - - arm thous Oat of the 14,4(0 places in which the sat bred to. it will be remembered that at the election in el Oren Nertims -11 l 100 ads RI *ad -ad of the uneai repelred that a waiter y inspecbir shoshi age b sim e " 1)06214 sorties the cariglidates were Mr. Hodgson and Mr. Dudley r e : 1 Da • 114 116 114 Do. D Nest 1111 IN US 99 7 Do. Penn* l. 11 Ms rd -ad K. Nome. Ist stmt.& 2)41 1 r .., - from Syria. 1 there were 12,100 in whirl use hod lees Cants Marjoribanks and the latter was elected. 81. I GLIM** Wen. (Ira) 1131 119 - is 1 ITrioldad.Llmited,M* Ms - does not exoi (Loft sifting.] • . A petition was afterwards presented by Mr. Hodgson 5 8 : - . 1 Do. Wal 42 mk 1 ,0, re mt. sent quotation. DOM. against the return, which was in due course referred ee. I ramaderen yonientre 106/ IN 106 so q TdS ART UNION Or ENCILAND.-(17113 114 Y.) St. ICe london end Blot:Swan in n - Na 1 Sh. I Doan. lPd )_O. prism I saw. 771 to }. Spa t to a "elect committee, and 007taan . witnesses _ . ------.St. 100Loo. Drightoo.kB.. . 113 116 1141 890,410 lit. Commercial lOO - - - Sales are rec The fired gemend in ee di si e d a b as ib m4 w hi c h were PialllialNl, who swore that upon the day te e h untAmohnotedi W ears 111/ 11 121 164,00018 C Do. 4p. et. Prof., NM 100 - - - per Cent. was very soworess, was held this afterooon at the Gallery of the election the defendant gave each of them a sum of St. 1:7 1 1 1 Loi D uloot4; e io e th Weds 10 1 8 24 10° 12 1021 Li 1 Lukas] St, g aa t and mamma, 100 -.- tug 3,688,310 St. honest lOO - - - Three per C .1 inessm e s, 14. l ars t, r i m e . to ~,,: „ A„ the report of I MOW, in order to induce them to vote for Mr. Marjoritenks. It. 100 LoodoodiSouthWesters 116 96 96 1,101,8001 84. IL nathsrlos lOO - - - th e eteeet igh te. en d f ee . th e di a a r th st a m a t pH .. The lln consequence of the statements of these persons, the 16 all Leadeoderry&Colenda. - - - 8005 SL Mathematics - - - ruvian Unbar defendant was called hefore the committee and certain 15 an Do. and Winuishills° 10 11 - 9060001 St. Vletoda chair was taken by the Hoe. Mr. Frrtnaciuca. NS Ilaa.,lthef.,&Uncolosh. 401 411 - 6,0001 10 Do. New Th e npork, k ,kg o k,„ o , rea l h y th a aaaTata,y, Mr. Bell s mith, questions were put to him. It appeared that be acted as ale 4 metr o p o lit a n S 2Ns - I°° 2 At. pet so .. a d d -_ ad 81i, ex div. ; I for account, . COLONIAL GOVIIIINXIST SICITIIII/8. commenced by cangratulsting the ealworibers that, arthoogh law eniterat Bererieh4 " °-Tweed , and was in several way' k lil. ! N W Milt". d Elrm. it Derby 19 618 1 116 181 1181 1 - 1 o nly four meth s h e d o l opoo d s i nce t h a at m...i s .. . COnneetal with the legal profession ; and in sneerer toq•es le ea Mid. GL Western air t io n) - - - Na 18h I avocet I Pd. I Cl. mime I Sake. Half noes put to him be said that he took an interest i n the Y 4 ell Newcastle and - .. Can.Gov.6p.c.JanatJed 100 112 115 ad - 0 Per ‘' e'..- lion ma obtained from the Board of Track, above MO - - .„_ - .... .... .. Do. d per °sm., teat .. 100 - - - per Cents., 18 election, and gunned to get the voters rep to the poll, but a,:iut. had been eppointed in various parte of the country, 10 0 NewryikAreing%did-_ - 1 . ssi• - .... .. Do. Boer cent. 1879 .. 100 - - - 82 11 i ; 4 0 1 1115 he denied positively having given or o ff ered money to any 10 an Newry,Wervenp.aem - - _ .... .. Do. 6 par cent., 1883 .. 100 - - 11111 ad and 1,452 aubeerthers hail had their names entered upon 66 Fr - .... .. Da. 6 per ct. Feb. & A na. 100 111 115 112 32j, ex div. ; the list for the current year's distribution. The society den s voters, and it wae upon this statement, given upon 5 .!. ws Norfolk to 54 Northern Comas. Us 4 Sail - . De. epee M. Mut esp. 100 111 US - oath, tat the present indictment for perjury was founded. St, DM North British 100 100 101 ad 1001 1114 for account, 'i lel. iinoil under the disadvantage of having corn. " ow I Do. 6 per cent. - ~, ~,,,,,, 1 „p,„ti„ aa a t a period wh i c h prevented th ., Th. petition to the House .4 Commons against the re- 5 6!1 . Nor th & A v . on Bell &D. -•-• I Do. do. iterip..... 50 - - - - - fres hann7 the full meson before them. Neat turn of Mr. Marioribuiks, and the other formal documents ••• B; . ' ,r, N. g aata ,p anatak y„,,. the di e t„th ot i on 0( prizes - Ls m Do. o.N.lLlera 1 of Ns - 62 63 68 ........ .... K new . B. w ßruni a.o w v .Gov .gi tp. m ot. 1 1 00 00 06 106 1 a n; a e d d ._- se fer Th Te sc u ri e p tt 03( 01 .... .. Do. 6p. c., isn to we 100 96 wad 061 ad .... .. Do. sp. e., 1888 at lb.- openinz, instead .. f the close of the "moon, the solo • dead his minutes of the evidence given by the defendant el: L i ° : iin. D° ' Ict s in en 83 1 .... •• Neva koala 6p. et. erg. The Ore the committee, and read that portion of it in which 84. IN derth Lcodan - ecritition list clod nl MS the 'Nth of .tpriL It had been de• •• • • •• S. Met Gov. 6p. c. &MIS 100 107 1* zd - day, but, altho Deb. redeem 1875 . 100 106 107 ad -ad nin s--., -" n en' t. ruined that the whole amount subwrilied, leas workine he swore that he di d not g iaa map" t o three vol'er. name d 1 21 g 1 r ethea. erta 80=11 . dio sra"... . . 5 3 ° 1 4 14 dls 7 .... .. .... .. Ns. Gv. 6p. 0. Jan.t Joly 100 - - - ' 5l increased, the ...p.0.e., should be distributed in works exhibited d • Lowe, Miller, and Blaylock, to induce them to vote for 1 4 10 g a tt,g i n raw th awi tuie, nd - Da. do.Op.o.ABr.doo 100 1071 1081 106 71 -•• .. change. In n 10 all , Peebles - - -• the wawa, so portion of the funds being expended on re- Mr ' H°dl r emb le all Portenoutb - - - BRITUR MOM. for good bills. The three voters, Miller, Brown, and Blaylock, were 10 a 2.4 ,..„, - _ productions, booka, statuettes, and so on. The Art _ , "maimed, and they repeated the w evidence given by them be. ge. 100 g en sti e h p ee i n g - Na IMt I Know IN. I Cl. prima I Salsa. some of the ad Union a London had , on the ova di s tribusiso fore tbe commititee of the Home of Commons, and ille 100 Modish N. IL Aber.BlL 811 321 _, 5,110 . Alfred Cone. (Phillack) 511.10 I 4 - demand area re ooly one third of it s funds in the distribution of works of swore positively that the defendant gave them money. 84. 100 %MUM Midland B6 86 - 10, IS British Iron - In the Stool original set The amount of the subscriptions received for In crom-examiestion they stated tlut a perfect stranger N. 100 (thrombin Union .... 50 61 - .10 m en 111 8.th ithribouree pev. gigheant t 3m a - NO .. Cli ff ord - . %am .. DOT. O . COILIEIIIIII/L) 1 456 445 - ample, and t the assns now clewing wee 'XV Ns tid. ; the annum ex- took them to the hotel, and that Mr. N'Gall gave them the 44 46 - .. lan Masse (Mow) - government se - oney without savings word and that nothing wasraid as to ". la_... .. prided, including the reserve fund of 5 per cent., was aw SAN .. Rage Ceregke - whom they votefor. They also admitted that they had 87 I, o * ' S out h Wale 56 08 4,600 .. LW& Rams' Cfavistk.) 7L 4s. 1R 24 iii 1. MUG. 13s. 3d., leaving 411 W. Ni. 3d. available for given diff e r e nt yaeionsof the occurrence, and Brown stated St. 109 8. Yorks& A Blown= 79 at - 486 .. Grumbler It N. Menu. 541 40 - firmer. gliitributirea iii pities. The c amities had resolved that he was in the habit of getting drunk, amt he did not 93 an latalnee.W o N l Mln•Aa 6 8 - lik .. oreat Smith M ai 17s. 12 U - The Vigo, I to wiry over 100 guineas of the amount of the preliminary ' know what he might bays mud while he was in that con. n .... `Stockton ta . „Da,! l _ lo 6 l6 a 10 9 PA _ = 6.120 .. G.WI2. Alfred ) 1213.9 li - - 121,000/. and espeo...e to mat year'. recounts, leaving UN. for imme. dition. It likewize .4 =ined that they did not tell what i,- 1. i ,.„1 , T aL,tl ia , "`"' _, 16,606 .. 0. Wh. I , or ( ).. 91 8,000 .. Grenville - The advice. le 7 i"' they were in a D prove until just before they h a .n the w - &ate diatrileition. 200 ticket. fax the year 1 4 61, repro. 1,024 .. Harotraloot at lb' 154 It -. the Peninsull w taken into the mit t' tee room. M - le - - tow l +m NW 41 seining Ills • would that day be distributed to the first MO The easel°, the prosecution chard at two o'clock, and 1111 1 Do. 6, .. lady Bertha 1.8.1. 21 3 - that 400 pack) none. after the drawing to which poxes had not been the trial wasproceeding when we went to preys. ft • Vale el Ifeelk - t War &nal. 2 a 4l - of the Meals ____ 10 am Ylseedalllia• 11 1.4 - 4 1 , :: i tt a a r Lowns - ab out , . 4 4 - 26 coot owanled on the iirment mession, and the amount would NEW COURT. 1* Walseard * , • - - - , .. N. Prances (Mope) I....lauted &mama the incolne of WI on aecouut of pm- le all West dews! 2l 2 2 6 6, .. No rth . Beret (Mogan) le. 6 e -. jewellery ; the (Before the Common Serjeant.) ID all west toed= - - - 1. .. No Wheal crony .. lAn W W - chandise. T liminary expenses. Frederick Willie.; lose. :Z • messenger, pleaded guilty sh • wan samend...oenied as 47 -6, .. Par Coos. (St. Blue') . 14 11 IS - Tie CHAIRMAN, in movie the edoptioo of the report, Mal to felueireudy forging and uttering an ogler for the payment 1,110 90 Providence (U. Lena). 16.6.7. 43 47 - French Arabs he ledieved the society wee &coded um equitable priociples, of 3841 .. with intent to defrinigl f ieorgs TaYlori FIUSFIMINCII SRAMIII l2, .. Outride Con. Ills. Co. Um. _IL A -. Th e di v i ng op and that it would prove a peat encouragement to art. la Mr. Neigh. for the eel...mei...timed in his behalf that the 6,,lp i e I * A mway& I Cloolag pekes I Salsa. 512 - 5 ' Carad°ls `ll5 Claw ''4me mi - i n th e . - mons ease .. 8. Oars Brea (Mops) . el si art wee one of sudden temptation. The money had &li the tint five months el itri 'Ma'am the society's subwribers 1 to . • P KJ IN Drfalbßatrera. 'Lat.! 04 mld - es, 1 & Devon hen lb Gen. until the begii America, where he had been robbed of a great is. me IUS 106 - Mkalag (Um.) - . 111 *.islcd to se many as those of the Art l'inou of Loudon part of the money. He thou came beck to this country acid pp A Den.Polbolt Aber.,Tea.l 24 61 - - did ni its diet year• gave himself up to the police, and returned about #(1. of IL US lan MORA, 6,11 p. et. IN IN The moths haviag been adopted, the formal business of the money and a gold watch. a. IN Do. B, llia st. 114 U 6 - N 0496 .... a Sirs w i e rt""s aati (MI.* 'L it * lib 1 11: - "4 WD . 2%,00 1813 01. 5,500 6 Tamar litlatLestl/44.C. 41 1 : Eight and suit th e meet * wee teeeesete .d . me i t h e d re e n eg f ay r t. tree He ma sentenced to four year.' penal servitude. Ilt. lee Do. C. T p._46. 106 1111 - &*0 10 Tin Croft The time oc Henry Cooper, 37, shoemaker, pleaded guilty to having, a s. 1 1 00 00 6. DoCoun. do. La. , S neh La i l 111 113 ii 2 - 10.000 .. Vale ot Towelarria 4 .) 11a 2 ed. - 110 112 1 1 I - &stern from then preemaied with. 4003 .. West Beira ( 1,024 .. W. Camden ( ) 1 67 -Z 11 days. intent to defraud. al 169 tem Unice, 4p.et 70 51 ad - id 400 .. w oo , b o w, SATURDAY lIIILT CLOSING.-(THIS .DA Y.) Mr. (*sigh prosecuted, and Mr. Robinson defended. al lee Edin. & Glaell p.n. 110 111 -. 612 .. Wit Bease wa t r po) - In oonseque The essesaes was poitponed until next session. N. NO Idln.,Ferti, ~4.p.40. 75 TT - 266 .. Wh. _ _ tbl 5 90 96 -• feild and Co,. A public meeting of West -cnil and other trades- It. NO Great Norther& Ip.el UT 119 118 4,000 .. Wk. l a d es (Galotook) 0 1 . 1 14 - commission hi 56. 110 Do.sc.red.e4 114.000. 112 U 4 - 1,024 .. MK Litty l ig4 latest; LT. 1* 1 - men forgettable to this movement took place to-day at the THE POLICE COURTS. ft. Ws Do. 44 prowl IN 207 - LON .. 111nal have stopped i St. Janim'adiall, is miotiortme ol taken hewing been ea• IN 80 Do.6p.e.re&Mspec IN 18 - (Ileabaslo4) circular. Th, pr...... 4 by • large number of firma, to close their establish. (THIS DAY.) le all gesaind, IA - - - 1.040 .. WS. Tree %Mk )el 27 -ii ilieute.ol raturday aftereogios at 4 o'clock in winter, and 8e 6 Gt. West. (BeriontWaNl) - - -• tO about 45,0( r, o'clock to contester - Mr. PILAW& of the Inn of Hailing, lIANSION-HOI7BT. N. 100 Do. redeem qp.sent 98 100 ad 100 •-• za 2o2BstUf MUM. Pearce, anti Stone ( Waterloo-bone), in the chair. A RAID CANE. IL lee Do. redeem. 4p. ast 88 92 ad St. 100 Do. Irredoss. 4p. _et.. 00 92 ad - Na I 1111. I MM. 1111 Q. Pilaw. I Salsa . We regret tog Thu myrtle; was not numerously attended • hut amongst Mery Bateman, a showile.dresol young woman, was IL 100 Do.6pMredessalet 101 los ad 105 21 ad 20,000 90 Australlaa - failure of Messrs the comp were several gentlemen comected with some el t en fe d with dialing a pa t es containing N. sa, from the 8 all Do. 111. .lies 91 101 - 76.000 1 Boa Accord, Limited IN. } h ale par - we are conve n e , .4 the letvhn4 Arms in the metropolis • pocket, of Rachel Elialllll. 10 all DO.(11:11111,11111allall 17 18 - 10.800 IS iksSim i t (la • ata N s " 574 - - - Seined that ems The is %unless observed that as the meeting was COB- Tk. pre eee nt r i g s a id she hed Jos arrived in Lo n d on from 10 all Do. M. do 52.1. 1* 11 - 11.000 10 Do. 94. John del Rey 18 17 4 mi an WI 111 y,, end Co., 74 70 - 10,000 6 Do. Ladd Min. 00. all - - - laic S nr• venal eilinealy by • " West-inel mad other leadsmen," it th e enne t r y i a nd was ' ,t ee & a l oo ki ng i n a h e 80 • ne pt . . limn " A • o P . 264 allOnallheres 20 - wa• act v 1 Iv'eNd that any gentleman who was not in bo o t- window in Fenchurch.street, o + wlien the prisoner and lel all Do. M. ft to I be. would take any part is the preeredma soother woman, not in custody, came and stood to all Do. do. de l6 1 - - statement of ow 90 1 1 0 L: 000 000 ") 60 1 Co a tre C6s. Co i res °°*l.lll an . 44 - 46 - -- selves at of Y' t w he e ir ha el Coplapo Mr. Withi tat LoCiti, the secretary to committee ..f Ih, h er. A Imost immediately a fter she felt some. St. 100 Last Bonnie 6p.c.Bt. 139 111 139 mewl I pea Meantaft Owe* all 1 1 - early as possible tride.men favourable to early chinas, reed a report which i thing of her pocket, and looking down she saw the prisoner at• 100 1 A&& 118 / 1 6 18 - 6 P. 60041 . 26000 1 Intim 81 5 e do. 1 / 1 4 6. 0.; 117 Ut l - 20.000' 90 Mural all fl la - 7r•- 80,000 1 Gt. Northers A meeting' ..}...ta..1.7 , 4rn0• 664 allaaaa. of the sioeemeat. , something to the other woman, who made off as but es ga. 10 0 D a at,: d a taa taa el& Anneals= 1 1 dls par 2 Mr. R. Monti m.. 1.....• (Seaweed Edgar) proposed the Int resolution i i preatible. She (witnenl immt•diately caught hold of the Bt. 100 Do . . 6`.e. -• do.. Ne . .. 4. 117 119 - - 76000 11 Impends (Lira) l i sle ps - "That a stout feeling having been expremed in vermin 1 prisoner's hand, mil told her she hail teen robbing her. The al 100 Do.4fp.e. do. .... 104 106 - 16.000 3 Unarm an i u - oently steppe i , .. •by the public , eod b y • large muter of 112660,14 W I runner denied all knowledge .4 the dent. Witness hid _I , 4 Do. 4 1 1 .0rf0...__ 5 h. 40 ,..• . - - - 10.000 IS Lerltanlen - 34,4101., and I-. -..... especially Noes interested in the rifle movement. I pat the pacer early is her pa ket a few minutes before she " •511 IS "' ? P e ' '''''''''"` - 165 154 - 108.8/5 1 Itarnalta all I 1 - in the liabiliti that •14.. p . Altoillal chow, and that busmen. should wa n r o bb e d a i t . a. u• Diattp.c.4o. ;W. RAC. P. )U2 1611 - 60,000 IN. Rhine Corr er or& 1l IN Da n t c. 84. idly. de/ Ull - Austral': m.)_. , 12.0 1 1 dla - drafts of Mes reeve, in futons, as sn early hour on Matunlays. Police-oortstable INC mid he took the prisoner to the - 5 - tion of 10s. in seal t h e , iiiimil• 'Neville i••••• set by a hie mother of (11 7 elation, bed nothing was found upon her by the female 111 an Lea.diathanseridDover le{ tll - 102, 16 282 0110 111 2 p ron on ttO hi lia u n i ti p litlverlarel ou t a - ii - inii'i. bon"... Public ellon, Sc. ho., as. ale.' 1 .7 many at searcher. She bad four rld rings tat her fingers. Fame had 11l 100 LtNW.Covatean.6p.c. 116 115 - 44 N000 174 si l o Sco u. : 2.4 tlsh m A e ustln. thea (l,lm.) l au la l i idla 14 - S was ix d n e in ci ed:in;l or u..t...a1. AA we ll 0, he noon! , all the hadieg given an addresa, but he had not had time to see if it was 21. 100 LASl.W.Tp.e.Bliatenh. Mb U 1 7 21 - h..us is Liverpeol., Manchester, and other large e ar rec t. 1* an tuariondrrt allants. fib 194 - NON 1 Wartldsg (Um.) AI 1 - allow Messrs. i..••-. it is the wish of ' this ississitinil that shoP• Ilir R. Cardee asked the prosecutric if she would know lit e 100 e y T iga t iIhIL A , CIAWAI P . et lig . M s - 66000 1 Do. - - them:hoot Latalon Nosorallt altoeLl else nn !Infanta. At_ _., rublic meeting of %Ve4t-end and other trades men favourable to this movement took plane to-ilsy at the in miwinenee .4 a desire having been en• prmaed by a large number of firms, to close their establish• mem...so returday afternonue at 4 o'clock in winter, and 5 o'clock to .1011HWT —Mr. Plum& of the arm of Hailing, Perne, and Moue (Waterloo-bowel, in the chair. Thu alerting was not numerously attended • hut amongst the vompsay were several gentlemen conneeted with seine of the hailing flrm. in the metropolis. The 'm Hatton observe' that as the raestieg was con • eaprosily by " West-cal mad other trade men," it we not expected that any getlerame who was not in basi lic...Ml.l take any W.% is the prooredima Mr. ‘Vll.Llisi Locos, the seartary to committee of favourable to early chains, read a report which Teen prepared hy that settee, netting forth the } .r..ts , pr , mirirs awl menseiso sornses of the movement. M.. 1.1/..A• (Swan sad Edgar) premed the lint reo damn : "That a strove Andes having bane expresayi in minima sa.. by the puWi , ma by • barge number of indoeotial gee , -o n.. especially the interested in the rifle movement. that ilopi shell clime, mot that business; should 0i1.% In future, at •n early hour on Matunlaes, .1.1 the example having Lem set by a large number of City bee. public idles, he., he,, mail also by many at the aa well as bv nearly all the lending hone , in Liverpool, Maeheater, and other large teas. it is the wish of • this meeting that shies them,:hoot London generally should close on ltittuclay Ilft.roon. not later than he o'clock is summer (that w fo:m Lo' -dar to Michaelmas.), and fuer o'clock in winter 0144 0 troth Michaelmas to 'Emily dams)." Yr liavirit mewled the revolution, sail observed that the oarrai which had attended the labours /4 the Early t'beitig Association was proof that the public were much dis• p.—'l to encourage the inamimeat. He wee happy to my that Massrester a.] all the lege towns the system of early clos ing hal Lena soll4.l.aaJ it had Lova ohm that to roe inseam lad the remit Lem otherwise then loseelkial to employer .1.1 employed. The banseliate object which had 140 .' , Wilaer on this occesoa, was to promote the maw the ride weeniest, as imported weing having taken pea ben atrial a walk ago, fa, lei t.f odietting the • af large e= meet. to doe their sure at web as bier en Ndurday alternate as would molds their young men to atti ml at drill At the same time there we.. other w ho-. which actuated them in wishing to accomplish the object at prowl in view • for it was mo room the Owe manlike that they should ' desire to rooter upon the young nom in their employ tee beuelita of miasma,. which they biome' themselves. The reolutiom was agreed to. Mr. OKANA (kekeem nn.l :rnham) propel the seed "That a let having bee published of maw who are walker to ebse at the above Mani, this scenting traits that Insderninsignendly *brougham' London will Gil tam the proprod nemesia, on Ist dismember set, by whirls day emfayer. well have ample time to prepare thee cerement lie the change, sad le snake all ascemary armor. wets Se enemy it lis,oallsoL" _ _ Mir R. Carden asked the prosecutrix if .he would know the ether woman who had made off with her money. He thseglit it wee very hard for her /proseeutriz). The raseentrix said she should know the other defendant la a minute. Me ws.. dressed exactly like the prisoner, and 'Lout the rme sise. The prisoner was then remanded to see if the other woman could be apprehended. MA RLBOR01.1: R STREET. MOO r oa rtt im llmbr a gr. fa.. -.a Den.Partlai Akre. ha . Ina Az*" Do. 111 . 1 1144 1, Do. C. 7 '6Bl. . Coon. Ex, 1 pet Mal Do. do. 'Nal Do. Neer 41 p. el ell I'eastern Unarloo. , 4 p et Ldin. A Gls el Ildla.. Peak . 11 p. . 4. pa Great Norther% 4 p. 11. Do. 5 a red.at lep.eLpft. Do. 44 paredpar ed Do.s p.ared.dte Ikaka , Gt. N Scei/ead. la • Gt. West Mediation's) Da redeem y p. seed Do. redeem 4 p. Ned Do. Intakes. 4 p et. Do.ea redeem Pref. Do. Bi sp. ne. Prof. Sham Do.CeretsrPLlLep.e. Do. de. de. Ip. 4. Do. MIA Ilea. Meek Do. Clhol.o64.llharea Do. de. de Do. do. de Lock Yortratt. I p.e.111 Lealtßrlght..s p.e. Goa et No. i De.s p.c. do No. 1 Do. 6 pc. do. ... Do. 5 4 f.e. do. No. Do. 4 p.e. do. .... Do. p. a prf. eh. d 0... D 0. 7 p.e. Pnif. Stock . 3*.epado. (W. LAC. P.} DIZ a et. (div. dot WI Loa.Clithaet lad D. lANW.Coa*Nse.s9.e. Laa.W.Taallaimatbsa Ruda. fib ~ "ft /d= drr i a lkraep. et ai Da 411 NI Do. Si per ant . 11 Dartdareabla Oita. N lldlandeoesep.e.nook N De.Coes. lir.e 11.4p.a De Da aep.aa Pret. Sleek HI Da IdLenteida 4pa la Nerd* ep. alit !Meek N Perth MOMS went N De. New Gr. 4p. et I Do. Border Miss gas N N.Saa.— Be rw.4p.e.PrL I Do. do. ele IS Do. Leeds Spat. Ho. I 10 Do. York. H. A &ma BD North Staffordshire all Soottish Cent. New Prat CO IlostN.ll. Si p.a. intik AO Do. A bee ewe p.c.. IN Do. 7 p.a. ProL Sleek all & Devoe llzed 41p. a all Leas (Read As. SLAG; 100 Do. 44 per dot 100 Do. fixed 44 per esel 100 I. Wales sea 4p. oval 100 Do, 44 pw ease F e 100 I R. rabbles 4 p. a gee. ail ,Iltock.aDarllagaia 10. a at. Do. do. lip.a ell Do. do. Cepa Water.* ellkaaarep.e. IN W li id —oll.latenest .. I IR.. do. and do all Do. Newp. 5 p. et. Pat all .Da do, perp. 6 p.a. peat VOILIZGX L j Dill ltanmala I •-•-- - - - - - „_ N. IC N. 1( el 11 IS. 111 --- 1 I 0 n i i 10 161 11l 106 N N 10,000 100 Asool 0 111.000 i U 1100/1 100 110,000 20 WOOO SO 0100 SO 1000 SI 1 10 O 100 000 fan novo 100 wow se 00,000 SO 0000 10 15,000 SO 00,00 , SO 50.000 10 0000 1000 0 100 0000 SO 000 0 014001 SI 000 10 0000? 100 4.000 10 10.000 15 0000 IS PAO NI S. 10 ATTIMPTING TV 14TAIII A COTTEZ•HOLAZ EZEPTJL A rowers .V"intr, a Frenchman, deecribed as • cabinet maker, and residing at 28, Newmen.street. Oztonl.street, w.eharged lefore Mr. Beduins. with attempting to stab Mr. William Yam. roles-house keeper, 39, litgb.street, f;ilee'd. Jour STOOK 111 111 101 1111 k ir 7%e prosecutor said that about ten minutes to twelve ea the previous night his waiter earne to him sod said the prisoner and a fentrie who wart with him wanted two saps of coffee ands bed for the eight. He seat lip the mate sad shortly after the female brought down the empty maps sad went oat. The prl.noer tbeo ran I lownstain loeklag shout rather wildly. and on his getting outside he ( - toe) shut the .I , s.r aft., hii. when he stiddealy out the knife produced and Tonle a thrust at him • in an inch et kis es eided Mut, but by quickly moving aside he !origami* Agra and U. Svc But M Artemisia Dank of Egypt Bank of London Bank of Turkey British N. Atnerloa Chart. Bank of India, Amaral* and China. CtirerdL Morn. of Ind* Lea., and Mai Qty ColoaLl 111 71 21 n 114 Se I ?i IC I U N 1 U 1 •} le t ?Id 22 N 122 124 130 126 in ll 26e 103 165 103 106 66 111 66 101 011 112 N si lei NI as at 46 60 126 127 ID IS4 u! 10e i iit - xl Ica:. et cum. 00111. et Lades liwasx4.tiaChartd G. Doak at SwitarlorL lab CIL Bank at /maga Ueda" sad laaden Ma= ..: • : : La.. sad Wadulailar Brat arm. at LyaM Da. le! INatlasid Dank Now Soaa Wales (Modal Bank Corp., 10Uswies Bank Ilroviacial al beim! - - - TM primmer, through Mr. Albert, the interpreter, said the woman had rohbad him of he money ; that the pro meutsw, armed with au axe, ordered hum out of the humor, awl it was uglily to protect himself that he drew th e knif e . Prosecutor denied in tiro the pi.mer's statement, and mid if be had seen the parses he would not hese ad mitted them to Isis house. 1, 1 lei SO SS 74 76 Mr. Miami - itsaid that many uslieetaiand deabte as to the el peaces, es the mows's. • *airborne pespurierated, sad they quite pe t s r but ad give it the ben fit .4 their Nip en q s:art. It had lees slated that the 'ovum( twit than freed fnm khan. at aa witty hoer would mom, their time. het he t that the whence Mould thew, sad if they aliaeesl it r the nimpeasibility '..e1l he wpm their owls heads. HIII4. awl Jame.) b arsoadieg the remoletkei evreimirel the meeting that It had an coidici.ioa with the. Tardy irloetrig Aminatioe. bat they were all favourable al.j.ate art dmired it•cowtialied moose& lir filircacorm. se as Feat-evid torisemit, tulle. rem eenel ss ti..- truo , rewerat. He did aid know what the trade, aka is the I ity imitemled to .lo; hat he should close his eaehliehrowat at the moment hears, eves if he stood alcms. Mr. 11 UM Vt. goaseeetnwt. .all he rrommillat be is. ea aft. eml sixty tradeownwe is Chelsea, aightahridui, tt , read Pimlico, who all agreed mica the desire ' ' . .tv .4 early clewing on Satanism aftemone. bet tbev 4.• .14ed no practicability, no the great bulk .4 their after It IS o'clock ; arl to ‘ 1 "" at those soon mead le mimeo to them. Th. Iv...hew n yam thou a•ziregd KNI../17 (41,1•4ilnwi and Co.), maid that although lie ie Imam.. was situated as a very ?Mikan district, i••• .leterinowd to farm out the proposed plan. ll^ .•erlailed by moviely the third neehities : That ad ,. riivemersts he put into all the leadirs dells papers 'lnt...king these p•r.1 , 14.ft., mad that a committee inidewiree (the maw. already published to lens the iv , 'efts "rah (nwpr to sit to their amber) hit fartaad to mleenptheis aud defray esp.-uses to order to emery them propovale." Me. Joe ..4 Regent street, seconded the moths, which to, mid the. meeting separated, with the usual .4 %haute. The knife was here exhibit.-1, aid is a very formidable weapon. opening wAh a spriug acid when open (orating • glauer with a guard. Mr. Bream% said the practice of drawing knives must be stoppegL He should order the prisoner to And two sureties in'''. verb to keep the peace for sit menthe, gad mar the knife to be detained. SOUTHWARK. AX INHUMAN %O'NEIL -CRUELTY AND STATIVATXMIL Very A.. *rheum, a dirty, glissipatisd.ireldes wenn% 27 years of age, was betought before Mr. Thareisses, by Nine, re 31, charged with cruelly treating and asg lectieg her childrin, James Eglintee, six year, old. and Mary F.glinton, five years old. Both children were in a dirty state, and bendy covered with nip. The little buy seemed manly starved and rather idiotic. There were several .1.1 wounds on his stated to have been caused by the prison er . The little girl had a better appearance, bet exhibited gross neglect. Emma ll'intrye, a married woman, his in , - at No. 2, Aisgel court, Bomagh•merket, said the prisoner. ger hustrisid, and two children, lodged at the some house. The husband was • d ee d an d eohirr maul, and returned home front his work awe a fortnight, when he generally fowl.] his wife drunk awl the children neglected. Ou Saturday night he came he.. and found the prisoner in had girlish, with • pot of beer by her side. The husland was so arsaperated the he threw the liquid over her. Witness took the children and fed them wheel they ate so ravenously that she was afraid that they night injure themselves Os Sunday the premier was drunk an day and did sot return lions until air in the morning. Finding the poor children so reelected, wituess went to the relieving ellker, who recommended her 4. go to the statiee-house, which she did, and a constable returned with her and took the primer into custody. The father of the childree waa shaved is at the news o cirogu e rt . of hie wife. and could he done for them. e p r i mse , who ,mold hardly stand from &Ma Wee mos, mused by szoiesive drinking, denied thesis the . . l= a iiefterain A Yearn 4 Illizttr a p.o alp Alders I. A Peden le evulismii WI Consesaz Mao I OA MI• arittensket LLWAU. Cieslag pekes. 1 t I - ' Swath AuWills Maim d Andrala Credos at lambs Unity Mated 2 1 le il !NV& TheuTari . all Miters of hum I 0.1 Minim sus. I. p. a all Cit. Central of Prance , all OR [alembic Coast. Sit all. Italia Junction ail Lake Cimiatatica it Baie 1 mili , Qom sad Tarshout A Mem and Genova di Mufti AMNIA L ao. 611 31881/1,641e• ) By the si Da 11..5.Pd. =ger. 01l SaNWs at U I* law all Wasessiaa= 144 all TWO/. sad MAL all ,Pwls la 9elsor . ti If Ms ji :4411s II 111 10l 19 ; 0 1 is 1114 3.. 7 1 3.131 11. ;915 .1,053 pun S V IS SO 43 14 zd lit# IF Was midi lidoeine $6 liC e st a r i..a 2 eel Dada • • • • sit 116,61 tweak dl l a l b li m ii. T par •111 Ida= - . di lift pot aid. ltd. Wpm& 16 1 t ' Amid ss.Ya s di liedines at Pisan A Wilt noises s a i l l "ff il d s tlrdl k t= in 6 Wirairdia Wilda a AN1616 I iii:iii Tomo 7,11111 iO.llOO 20, 000 {lO, 000 1.(.10,110 - ji b.. 1100. it_ li disi 13 15 r r 4 a I w &I 10. sok .0 OUNPASIBL A2lllO-WIIOSIO sus . Amami= Wird. 111. 4 =)... Baia Walbseerais.. Nil Angeleno Leal . BM. Malta& Tel. A D s 11 ?psi till liSt C Canada Lad Climasel Muds TeL (14 Frit 71 per mei Copia Pigeon 1% 14 221 t3l 17 1 Ile - 13 i 14/ SS SO 4 1 4 Tln• f.r.la Mercury of to-day says —" We rejoins I ...stssnee to oar readers that them Is every prospect 16. ettbdraval et that pert of the Census Hill requiring ~ very heassissider s statement of the rrlygious proles tsei id Itlassif wails botteelteld." Mr. Harchern directed the chikiree t, be taboo to oh o wor m.. t o be eiesseed, and remanded the onions. War etbredsaes of the father d the cialdren. milli IL I aukra. o sues sa l ifilwilit4rAt•mAr N. = *xi N. last. spot. JanAJogy Ilk °dlr.:44.am. 4 p.a. de 111. 1 %Wilt N. La& P. cf. ; 96 NI VIS -.. se 111 IS all ..... 111 19 21 IS la 11l 110 IM 1 11 11 H 6 xc 106 106 lc 107 100 I tie i i Per Al I I q 4 f .l ISIM ?GC 4 frail It die We 6 00 1 i 111 11 I I 1 s pat In - 14 Mt it 71 711 1212 pm i asp 11 11 2 2 2 MI M 111/1 121 111_ U. 4 4 U i -I Tlzw _id IS4 U le 14 .. 4 si TII lik . _al AIM .m.. 9 lb NOXEY MARSET.-THIS DAY. Ifor the 3/1 of Croydon Railway Con:pally is August. The half-yearly meeting of the Electric and Inter national Telegraph Company is called for the tat of August. Vim-Chancellor Wood proposes on the 23rd inst. to makes call of 21. 10a. per share on the con tributories of the Chester Music Hall Company. The Master of the Rolls has ordered the Herald Life Assurance Society to be wound up. In Mark-lane yesterday English wheat met with a slow sale, at a reduction of is. to 2s. per quarter from last Monday's prices. The quarterly indigo sales commenced to day The catalogues contain 7.000 chests of new, and 4,095 old Bengal, 1,100 chin.* Madras, anl 2,110 Kurpah, besides 900 chests of different descriptions in the B book. A tallow circular issued yesterday contains the following : The market is steady and firm at Ms. '.hl. to 631., both on spot and for deliver; in the last three months. Although the recent change in the temperature has checked the de mand, yet it is still considerably in mimes of former yews, the consumption in the last six weeks having be en 10,527 maks, against only 5,486 in the same period last year. We have on more than one occasion stated that in consequence of the enormous deficiency in the home supply, as un usually large consumption of foreign tallow mos t b e ex pected. This prelit-tion is now in coon* of fulfilment. The home supply is now more than one.half leas than as avenge : and as no material improvement can be expected for some months, the excess in the conatuuption of foreign tallow will probah:y continue all this year. Accounts have been received front Aden of the departure of the steamer Emeu, with the English mail for Australia of May. The Emigration Comminionera have taken lip the Conway for the conveyance of passengers to Calcutta at lit. 9s. 3d. per head, and the Star of the South for passengers to Eurrachee, at 141. 15s. Two o'CLocc The funds remain rather fiat At one period of the morning a reduction of about 14 per cent. was quoted, but prices have since returned , to the closing quotations of yesterday. This is " settling-day" in the Consul market ; and little business is going forward except that connected with the adjustment of accounts. In the other markets there is still little movement. British railway stocks are generally firm ; Lancashire and Yorkshire has advanced, in response to the movement at Liverpool. At Paris this morning, ',wording to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 88.80, being per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 934, 4, and I), for money, and 93i for the account (Aug. 9). The present quotations are 934 to for cash, and 934 , "buyers," for the 9tb of August. The official business report is as fol lows : Bank Stock, 229 ; Three per Conte. Reduced, 934, ; New Three per Cents., 934, ; India Stock, 219 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 10t4, 4, ex div. ; ditto Fonr per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 974, 983 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 102, i ; India Bonds, 74., 3s. dis. The foreign stock market is dull. The Turkish Loan of 1858 has fallen 3 per cent. iu consequence of the uneasiness occasioned by the news from Syria. The reduction in the loan of 1864 does not exceed to per cent. The pre sent quotations are, respectively, 591 to 601, and 771 to 1. Spanish bonds are rather more offered. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1013 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201 ; Pe ruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 81/, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Ceuta, 1853, for account, 441, ex div. ; Russian Five per Ceuta, for account, 1071 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 931, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 64 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 82f, I ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 39, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 773 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 601, 59f, 601. The scrip of the new Russian Loan is quoted 11 to prem. _ _ _ MONDAY Emma. Consols, which dosed on Saturday at 939 ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 934 to and no closed, after experiencing in the in terval a fractional improvement. For the 9th of August the last price was 939 to #, the "con tinuation" remaining about 4 per cent. The official buintas report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 934, 4,4, 4 ; ditto for account July ly 10), 934 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93}, 9, • Now Three per Cents. , 934, 4,4, 4; Indu ;oak, 218, 223 ex div. • Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104} ; ditto; Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1858, 96i, ; ditto, UM, 96}, 4 ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee parser, 97 ; ditto Five-and a-Half par Cent., 102 f, 4 ; India Bonds, 38. die. There were a few more Inquiries to-day for the Indian rupee paper. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was quoted 1044 to it for the account, and Exchequer Bills par to 4s. prem. Foreign stozka were steady. Spanish Passive Bonds continue to rise, and were Wit marked to day 90}. The d*smition to buy Turkish Bombs has been checked by the news from Syria, but the closing quotations were equal to those of Saturday, being 77} to 78 for the loan of 1854, and 60} to 01 for that of 1858. Bank shares to-day were steady. Union Bank of Donlon were rather more inquired for. The 174 per cent. preference shares of the Great Ship Company were likewise firmer. The ordinary shares left off al 12.4. Csd. to 13s. _ The payment of the dividends commenced yester day, but, although the supply of money was thereby increased, the discount market experienced little change. In many quarters 4* per cent was asked for good bills. At the Bank of England, where some of the advances fell repayable yesterday, the demand was rather active. In the Stock Exchange the supply of monoy was ample, and the rate for short loans on English government securities did not exceed per cent. The Vienna Bourse on Saturday was rather firmer. The Vigo, from the United States, has brought 121,000/., and the Niagara, 50,0001. The advioee received from Point de Galls by the Peninsular and Oriental Company mention that 400 packages had been saved from the wreck of the Malabar, including 104 cases of specie, worth about 26,0001., 215 chests of opium, and 1 box of jewellery ; the rest consisted of parcels and mer chandise. The credentials of the British and French Ambassadors had also been recovered. The diving operations were carried on during lulls in the monsoon, which was expected to prevail until the beginning of September. The wreck held together, and it was still thought that the whole of the . 282,0001. in epode would be raised. Lord Men and suite had left for China. The time occupied in the passage of the Great illatern from Southampton to New York was li t days. n consequence of the stoppage of Messrs. Street feild and Co., Messrs. Rider and Co., of Paris, a commission house in the bide and leather trade, have stopped payment, as intimated in the annexed circular. Their liabilities are believed to amount to about 46,0001. Virginia Six per Cent. Bonds were enquired fur to-day. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as fojow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 1 1316 to 1 15-16 prem., being farm ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to 1 prom. ; Univer sal Marine Insurance, Ito prem. ; London and Provincia! Marine, to Idia. ; South Eastern Rail way of Portugal, 4to prem. ; Loudon and South African Bank, la. to par ; Bank of Turkey, to 11 dia. Paris, July 7, 1860. We regret to announce to you that, in coneequeoce of the failure of Messrs. Streatteild, Laurence, and Co., of London, we are compelled to suspend our payments. Having mow. tamed that some of the staff of Mews. Coleman, Turquand, Yonn, and Co., the accountants, are engaged iaged on matte in this c i ty, we have taken the opportunity of availing our. selves of their services, and they will forthwith prepare a statement of our affairs, which will be submitted to you as early as possible.—We are, your obedient servants, Puma AND CO. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Mr. R.. Mortimore, tanner, of Chippenham, who re cently stopped. The liabilities were stated at 34,4101., and the net assets at 17,5231. Included in the liabilities is a sum of 20,7321., representiug drafts of Messrs. Streatfeild and Ce. A composi tion of 10s. in the pound, payable in instalments at six, nine), and twelve months , was proposed, but it was decided to adjourn fora fortnight, in order to allow Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, and Co., to go through the accounts. Mr. Pollard, the late manager of the London Joint Stock Bank, has offered himself as a candidate for the seat now vacant at the board. Mr. Pollard's intimate knowledge of the affairs of the bank from its establishment renders him peculiarly eligible for the office. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc The report of the Union Bank directors incor rectly deerribes the deceased Nathan, the associate of Pullinger, as t‘ a bullion broker." It it due to the highly respectable tirms, the London bullion brokers, to state that they had no knowledge of the individual in question. Owing to the favourable character of the report which was presented by the directors of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company to the annual meeting of shareholders at Amsterdam on the 29th ult. a rise of 7a. 6d. took place yesterday in the shares. The Stock Exchauge Committee have appointed Thursday next a settling day in the shares of the following undertakings, viz.:—London and South African Bank, Universal Marine Insurance re served shares, and Caaara Lead Mine shares. In the two former instances the privilege of quotation is the official list is accorded, but not in the latter. The half-yearly meeting of the Bank of New South Wales was held at Sydney on the 95th April last, when the report of the directors was unanimously adopted. The balance-sheet showed that the profits for the half-year, after deducting all expenses, bad and doubtful debts, rebate on cur rent bills, kc., amounted to 45,2461. Se. Ild. The total available for distribution was 50,5331. 4a the sum of 5,287/. Os. Id. having been left over from the previous half-year. The dividend de clared was at the rate of 15 per cent per annum : this absorbed 47,2561., and ;rat 4s. was carried forward to next half year. It was explained that the colonies had suffered from commercial depree sion, but the bank had written off all losses, and paid • dividend at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum, and that without trenching upon the reserve fund. A sub-branch was to be opened at Sydney in May, and the directors had established an agency at the Snowy River diggings. We are informed that the letters of allotment of the South Eastern Railway of Portugal will be issued in the course of the week. The half-yearly dividends are announced on the original and preference shares of the Namur and Liebe Railway Company. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,9041. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending June 22, shows a decrease of 8451. sterling. The half-yearly meeting of the Severn Valley Railway Company, called for the Ist Augnet, is to be made special, to authorise the leasing of the un dertaking to the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolver hampton Railway Company, .now known as the West Midland Railway Company. A general meeting of proprietors of the London aid Weetzelnirter Bank is called for the 18th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Wimbledon and In the mining market to-day, the inquiry for East Whoal Russell dares continues, and transac tions are offaciall i viorded in the Stock Exchange at 12 1 and 13. • ton Downs are quoted 4to 4; ; Sortridge Co ,llto 1 ; and Great South Tolgue, 12 to 13. St. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt in at 27} ex div., being rather more offend. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are marked dis., and United Mexican, It. WeisTi — vsoi . :: €1... IT; iiorgip. Deb Do. Nes Rog. eM Art. Oop. Koos Naviontion Oust Ship (Limnitod) Do. 17tpor oust. Prot Loa. London DYS ToL (1.) Dismount (14 Lon. Oen. Ommultime 0o MMus Infra. It Oinel Moditormismanilec.ToL Matter. EL Tel. (Uia.) NIIIIO6III Discount Oo PlorbeildoOnoielron'L) Nolimominada !Am! ;.. 1 — Ds. Sp. 0., to. if. has ,t N. MM. Id Auairslasisa.. IMwl a.. Da Do. " X•w Shams ".. L Sim (Lin.) • Do. do. C Fed Wow Laud It Ws. bola. and Odes. Bsl k..., D 11 - . Nr; - - - --- - — I Ilks It lad. Tel ft, a bile^ by Br. Oay Ma 1 41 ! Ark .11"0": Lk Aso swim TeL Scrip .. Mt Le. ea 17p. Om Dieseesh COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (ST SIMMS AND 111/11 MAGNITIO TZLEGILAPH.) (ram' on owir ocoutaSPO(DINT.) _ . Grain market largely attended. Wheat and flour in fair request at late rates. Indian corn in active demised at fkl. advance. American mixed, Me. ; Thrail and Fowuaa, 30s. 9d. Decals steady and a turn dearer. Oats, °stolen , and barley quiet. MINCING-LANE—(THIS DAY.) SEGAL —Tlso market has opined with a steady appe...r. anal, but the public tales are still progressing:. Corn& —The public sales are progressing, abowini; any ix:Latent': alteration in pnces. TEL —The public sales are going off heavily, at rather lower prices. BICE —Prizes are unaltered; the public sales were with drawn. Rya continuo dull of sale. 1, without Ixwoo.—The quarterly public sales have commenced to dad are going o ff very heavily. orl. —No sales reported to-day. This article con tinues dull of tale. • • - -• • • . In other articles no matorialattaration, but market gene rally have a quiet avpaarance. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Petersburg 11.0., on the spot, is quoted, 525. 9d. to 535. ; August and Sept., 525. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec., 525. 6d. ; esPar696 9166tdis, 5 3 a. SMITHFIELD HAY MAP I.—(THIS DAY.) treats Davis and Co. report trade firm. Good green old hay and clover in demand at last week's prima Priam meadow hay, 70a. to 54e. ; superior ditto, SU to 105 e. ; inferior do., Ms. to 60a.; new, 36e. to BO< ; clover, old, %a to 1261. ; second cut, 90s. to 965. ; steam, 96a. to 365. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. =CT= TZIMIRAPH.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) MERSEY STAKES. Half a mile. Bb to Horace. Dundee, East Stanley, Longellot„ am! Tresilliao are here. LIVERPOOL CUP. Two mile*. Olndiohn, Adam Bede, Petra, Northern Light, ligwth, Druid, Moorcock, Flitch, Malpaa, Horace, Bucephalen, The Baronet, Aston, &hound Kean, Viatka, and Chir“er am here. PAID Foaelm.—Birdbolt anti Yooicks. SWEEPSTAKES OF lb SOVS. One mile. Jack Spring, Matilda e, Brown Duchess, Billy Banks, Sir William, and Weatherproof are here. HANDICAP PLATE. Nearly three quarters of a mare. dries SyrinFe, Nara Avis, Betty, LAM P rieh, Tousle. Alchytnut, Polly Pasohum, Cllantreaa and North lanouldie are hare. Azarvzo.—Cooilia. Sr. GeouGes-iN.rge-Ener.—A negotiation Las, it is said, been going on for three or four weeks to enable the Rev. Bryan King to exchange his living with a clew,- man near COlchester, in Essex. APOTHECARIES' Ram —At a Court of Examinera held on the sth inst., the following gentlemen were ad mitted licentiates of the society, viz. : Matthew Blackman, of Banuesto ; Danvers Wart Bush, of Weston, near Rath (gL LOX.) ; Edmund Strickland, of Kirby Moorside (M.R.C.S.) ; and Edgar B. Thuman, of Nottingham. Tae ANTIMONY P 0190711108 AT LIVIIIIPOOL.— LIVERPOOL. MoNDAT.—This lellellifig the prisoner Thomas Winslow charged with poisoning the late Mrs. James, of Liverlmoi, by the administration of antimony, was again broug t before the load stipendiary, Mr. T. S. Raffles. Mr. Walters, prosecuting solicitor, stated that in °marquee*, of the investigation haying cared a much more serious character than was at first aagieipaterl, it was desirable to have a further remand. ibises had been found in each of the bodies which had bees exhnraed. and it would he ommary• to obtain the evidence of the most expert and scientifie analysts. To do so would require a fortnight. Mr. Realm remanded the prisoner in the meantime for seven days. Th e h.d...hi e h h„„, b een ex humed are those of Mrs. Townsend (sister of the late Mrs. lame) and her two sons Samuel sad William. The demeanour of the Wilmer Winslow, yesterday, was calm and collected. CRYSTAL PALACE. —ONE SHILLING DAY. ditto by amen Casts, 3J 93 ; total visitors; . Mognay, Jul.! 9.—Adinissious on parESIA, BOS 17,612;