The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-24 00:00:00

D.yowe inquired whether the primmer was lroowa. eingewit Dudley nid he was a stranger to the adighboar. I; e 7 . ..Nyssai nesraded the primer for inquiries. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) muounsesunui wows). U. hues 2t2 Yuan liratoPP NIRIONRIIIIBHI3II. N um ber, eet gine, bat atattd *A Wynne (0) bu a en&rity of 33 rota. NORFOLK (WEST). cue of the poll exempt at Denham. Local poll at D en ham up to 3 o'clock only. Bai r De ael 27T2 2575 Guidon years 2123 sok damage done by the mob fa bnak i'ns plate glue. Tel or thus p orous scrawly injured. F polliog tooth &alloyed. D2CLAIATION OF THE POLL. 2710 I D l rt e rai 2611 Jana Gerdes - - LOUTH COUNTY. wawa =VII Or NMI. MAU. Fillineas Yamsai 609 oCtioisek 7 Fete ORKNEY AND SHETLAND. Frederick Duda' returned. JOCIDZETS AT WIMBLEDON. Loa on Friday night, says the Times, after the thoemids el ride, is camp had bees safely discharged for the f s L elms, 'dreadful accident occurred. and for some hours it em mere than doubtful whether the review could proceed os the tenor* day. It will be remembered that the samess falthm of the sleeting was celebrated by a display of dm woes, to wither which as martially large gathering of spec- Istwastbseded. Among these, in the small inch:mum, railed al a specie. of lawn to the cottage belonging to Lord *sear, were the families and friends of the principal anthers of the council. The fireworks were extremely brilliant and saccemful ; they wended to prodigious !might" and the rant area of the common enabled them to be admired in all their beauty. Nothing, however, was env remarkable in oconexioe with them than the ex remedy load reports which initiated the flight of some of th e m anta, Min shin, ha At one period two or three resorts of Carder legume, like the discharge of pieces of wavy &Mary, followed each other is quick succession, and soddenly a couple of *Haws, included in the party edible the inchoate, thought they heard a rush through the air eamicioody like the smile, halfeeream, half-whistle, of a ea, followed by the dull correspoeding " thud " upon the rend. A branch fell from • tree above their heads at the lame moment, and while they were murkier upon the extraordinary angle at which Ow racket-sticks appeared to be dying somebody exclaimed that a lady had fainted and was lying upon the ground. The lady proved to be Miss Giffin), daughter of Lady Gifted. She was immediately rained and medical Resid ue, mattered, when the mystery of the noises was sadly whined. Miss Giffard was found to be suffering from a tearfully lacerated wound of the throat, caused by • Aged piece of metal several inches long—the smallest frerneet is a large collection that was picked up off the raw next morning and filled • good-sixad hamper. Th, loud reports had accompanied not so much the fleabags of rockets, or the ascent of coloured fires, se the bunting of the iron vessels from which they ewe expelled. The spectators, without knoeriag it had been exposed to the discharge of so many infernal meths' of such destructive force that one iron fragment Ise right over the °otters and the grimed in the rear, a ilioNe In • straight line of 400 or SOO yards, falling with tea a force at the end of its gyrations as to cut its way lamb one of the tents in camp. Lamentable as wee the 111111111ty, the surpeising part of the matter is that thee:ple ats IMO not attended with wider injuries, Bergson- Is* Wyatt, of the Guards, Dr. Love, a resident phyriciaa, and Dr. Westrnecott, of the London fattish, were in immediate attendance upon Miss Gifford, who happily was the only sufferer ; the oxidant, from its taking place within the enc./0- sme, being concealed from the knowledge of the general paths. So serious in medical opinion was the injury, the peat arteries of the throat being laid bars, that it was Immille to move the patient further than one of the ampere bekenier to the staff, which, with every comfort del the airearestaame permitted, were placed at her dis pal. Ron the was compelled to remain till early the OM% musing, when the doctors, believing that a re- 1 wells thermideoce of some relatives near at hand might las sawed spun, authorised the step, which was accord ingly Wm. Bat for thin, the review, of course, must have themd, wed, as it is, days moat elapse before the ultimate ism of the accident can be predicted with any confidence. Yr. Davis' of the Hoe. Artillery Company, who bears the repetition of • good horseman, was thrown on Saar i*. The explasatioa of hie fall, and the consequent ememion which he received is that, the breastplate hay hi brolien, the horse slipped through his girths and the !addle tamed round while the troop was advancing at fell eallap. Yesterday morning he had so far recovered as to bur removal from the camp to his own residence, under Ye meat Surge= Lowland. Mr. George Richardson, of lie 3e4 Middlesex Artillery, received • ecotone(' of the het from an artillery wheel pausing over it ; and Private C. Lowe, of the London Scrothish,sras slightly injured about the face by a blow from • ramrod. Private Locharby. of the 29th Middlesex, and a member of the Qaeen's West- Wastes received painful, though not dangerous, wounds its the upkeith of the rifles of their rear rank men. ANOTHER FATAL ALPTHE ACCIDENT. —Another missebely seeident is reported tram Zermatt. The Rev. J. Roberts sad Mr. Phillpotis, who were staying at the &Id Hotel, lest Tuesday evening at bed time missed their lard. Mr. Keyvett Wilms. Search was inetantly made for her with lantern.. Their guides and friends divided there. edveristo parties, so as to sweep over the fate of the mountain. The night wee spent in looking for him, sad Ms mash we. motioned at daybreak. The body was mee k* feud on the reeks of the Riffelhorn, a ragged, danger "al slippery bill of serpentine rock, only a short diatoms@ bar the Riffel Hertel. Mr. Wilson had mounted this rot with some of bin frimds in the morning, taking the Wise 'mealtime of having guides and a rope with them. RI lust, in the absence of hie companions, have climbed it Via in the evening without rope or guide, lost his hi ll ma* down, and (Oleo backwards on his head. AIM most neeemarily have been instantaneous. Mr. *flea wr s fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and a mistsr of Rugby School. He appears to be deeply regretted. ea able muter, a cheerful and affectionate Mead, end tom of great vigour and independence of character. A blight has seriously effected the wheat crop in *me parts of Wilts and Dorset, particularly In the neildtorchood of Salsbury and Blandford. The farmers there have been offering to sell their standing mope for 40s. sera. Moak ces load lids day .... 19.635 Ant Delivery kid week 865 965 Dan [ten in low 6.600 7606 Arrival Irel week Mao has Ist Saw 4601 sms PriesY.C.oethesenthisdayert 44a. Od. als. 64. Ditto Tons lasi Friday 4lla Od. Ala Id. 1896. 39 002 1,303 9.918 197 7,437 414. dd. dad. WI. Arrival to the week sense let Anguillan year, 3459 casks. sad delivery, 935 casks. Ms arrival Lai week comprised 197 cans boa Australia. XICTIWPOLITAN OATTLB 111ARKET. (THIS DAY.) There are a few roars beast. thee on Monday last, Mill choice qualities are scarce, and command full prices. The supply of sheep is very small for the time of year, and the demand good. Choice qualities are readily disposed of at rather higher rates. Trade Is, however, slow for other kinds. edam are plentiful, and priors rather lower. From Germany and Holland them are 1,970 beasts, 7,870 sheep, 390 salves, and it) pigs 50 beset.; Scotland. 285; Ireland, 154; Norfolk Suffolk, 380; and 2,110 from the Dortb and midland counties. Per 44404 of Sibs. a4.s. 4. 1 at 41004 of albs. d. a. d. 11443 6044 Bereld4 53 S Bast Imo 4111.044811 8 2 6 6 1104 Sbort.borea a 0 3 4 Best Lond-w001a.... 0 0 0 0 I &wend goal. bouts 3 0 4 0 1 Do. do. 6horn .... 6 0 woo. 16661.6 . 6 0 7 0 and lambs, 26,610 ; calves, 607 Piga Nat Mama Illtbratta 0 • 0 0 Heists at market,s.3Xl; ghee Os; 410. DEPARTURE OF THE QUEEN OP THE NETHER- Da.—Her Majesty the Quell of the Netherlands. 11C00111- Wild by Count de Raodwk, the Countess Pabist, and a I lotwroes m suite, arrived at Woolwich oa Saturday afternoon IM aloe!, in six ca-riages, and immediately embarked at lioyal Arsenal p'er on board the Netherlands paddle dom Cycloop, for Rotterdam, which bad been under rill about tambour awaiting the arrival of the royal party. .tt arnegenseets for the ambarkatioa were well carried ?‘"! and the Cycloop steamed down the river for the Rarest !Lilian five o'clock. The vessel hes been under repair at 2•Ottlreard having sustaisad damages by a milision during 'ILL** she was moored is the rime. _ r 4 TH OP J AMES CROCKETT, THE LION TAMER. I DEATH OF HIRE VON JOEL—The old German ',Zoom Crockett, recently attached to Howe's European Mier, Joel, known se Hen von Joel, is dead. Years age, rZond well k nown b o th i n thi s coun t ry and Europe es wises a visit to a night mese-house was a snare.of guilty Mk. °C w ild bouts, died yesterday afternoon, about 4 pleasure to us youth, long before the dam of mnsic.balls, the dressing-room of the above-04=14 dreg., when the Coal-bole, the Cider-callus, and Evana's ware was being exhibited at the aims to se immense the only houses where you ate your ccenal chop to en ea tint was waiting impatiently to wit ne ss his ex. eompaniment of vocal mus ic, ' Taal was a feature in lat. ;":_with the animals under his management. Mr. Loudon life. He fi gured often in the early numbers c g r aa toiored his tonal health during the day, and of Punch , and in Ilfr. Albert Smith's " Adventures beet arisen through the streets in company with of Mr. Ledbury." To hew many youths, half of .tes. which fact, t a k en i n commx i oe w i t h this whom are now deed, the other half sober. middle aauiat• heat of the nun, seems to give the best and most aged men, has he not addressed the rectums, you Tits , due to the solution of the mystery of his death. • oblige me with your vokin-alsteeek r and the walking-stick k„,,,molsed„ was a native of England, unmarried, end per- lout, he would whistle oo to it the never-varying tune. '4 olt arse ' 4 Tani of age. At the of his demise Mr. Who has not heard hie " Ewnitation of de varm-yart ?" Pee cost um ed for the r i ng , __AAA wee about to ap- He was one of lb* first sod worst of Mises heard over here, mom the audience. We believe that he was ea his sad meg vof hove ' The Merry Swiss Boy" in horrible plait Deat 4 th. the desesing-room for this purpose, when be For the last tea yams he has been to Mr. Green, of Evans's, sad almost immediately expired. Ogress, " mansthing higbm than his waiter,' " and "a little an loopiest upon the body, bet the verdict bee dears," than any other of his retainers, but "oti account made known. His loss to the establishment of his long services be was retained on t h e est a blishmen t" _ ". e. attached will be irreparable.— fine until his death, which happened last week.- - Flancur, 'of July r. !the Star. BOROUGH HOP HAMM-(S'EM DAY.) Mews. Palladia and Smith report a coiatinued Wady demand foe the small remainiog stook of last yeses growth at firm rates. The reports still continue favourable for a good average crop, both at home and abroad. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1866; LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE in man= =mum.) GOODWOOD.—{THIS DAY.) ASEVED.—Ligbt, Traublames% Othello, Hollyfox, Faa- Sail, Peeress, Merry Knight, Lady Babies, f ; Valeria, Cambercee, Boos, Garreemse, Armagnac, Arebbsedes, Tbabesins, Ambition, AzdA-Mareassur, Prince Plausible, Sharper, Blaektbons, Grey Stocking, Wild Briar, Diadem, Palisade e, Black Priam, Emlestoo, General Hem, Bioa dina, Gams Lade., La Fortune, Simooette, Auguste, Le Meader* Gladiateur, Breeze, Tomato, Giant, Sr to Amber, Student, Prima* Crisis, Wild Charley, Zambezi, Alabama, Bleeder Stoic, Paris, Pees, Guards man Beinfred, Idler, Dawdle, Moose, Hopper, Leaky Seer, Gonaiictioo, P•has„ Baker, Lady Florence, Trapeze, Blackbird, Waddles Peal, Eltbam, Molly Carew, Grab buds, Meensin, Seantaader, Princess of Wales, Los, Fly, Teaspoon, Fares, Bundy White Duck, Aitrieula, Clare. moat, Farewell, General Peal, Bugler, Klarinaka, Sister Wenn* Staghosed, Sister to Drake, Life tluardsman, Bided of the Whistle, Dispatch a, Berms c., Friday. • COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-Lail-(THIS DAY.) The minis of English wheat fresh up to our market to. day werelimited, but in ethelleat condition. The demand for all kin& was very inactive, at lest week's currency. To have forced Gales, Weer prior mast have been submitted to by the hakes. The show of foreign wheat was only moderate for the time of year. Selected samples were held at full qaotalieee. Otherqualitise were very dell, and almost sonniesl in value. Scarcely aeyEaglish barley was on tho stands, and the sappl3r of foreign wee by no means large. The trade was in a sluggish state, at late currtheies. Malt, the supply of whit& was good, was in fair request, at full prima. We were well supplied with foreign oats, which moved off slowly, on rather lower terms. In the value of English namely any change took place. Beane Item ve dull, and the turn cheaper. The supply Ina very limited. ry In peas scarcely any tranvertione took place, at barely late ✓ates. The floor trade wee inactive, yet prUes were supported. The arrival. of licatieg cargoes off Gout have been on a limited male. There has beea a fair inquiry for arrived cargoes of wheat, at 6d. per qr. lea money. In grain, for forward shipment, the transactions have been to • moderate extent, at about late rates. Chicks, arrived, 37.. 3d. to 384.3 d. per 4921 be. Polish, 375. 9d. to 48.. per 480lba. Ghirks, for July to September shipments, 375. per 4921b5. Owing to the shortaseu of the supply, the amount of busmen passing in arrived cargoes of maize has been very small. Cargoes near at hand have bees in steady ugliest at enhanced eurreacies ; Galata. 30a. 9d. ; ditto on 70. to 38s. ; Bulgarian 70. to 29a. per 492 be.; Howl. 28.. lid. to 295. ; Kustandje, 29.. 3d. per 480 lb.. ' • Bran 'hipping, 265. per 480th. . In barley sales have progressed slowly, on termer terms. Algerian, 19e. 6d. per 40011 m. Bye has keen less sought after than of late. Prices, however, have been well maintained. Galata, on paaesge, 27a. pee 480 lbs. Barbary beau are seminally worth aboat 355, to Us. per 480th.. ; millet seed has moved off slowly, at 19s. 6d. to 20a. per 480 lbs. foe Danubian. The de mand for linseed has been Inactive, and the quotations have given way 6d. per quarter. Azoff, on passage, 575. 3d. to 57a. ; Calcutta, 575. Bombay, in warehouse. 58.. ; Calcutta, 56.. to 56a. 61 ,• Slick Sea and Asoff.b7s. to 57e. 6d. ; Egyptian, 52a. ; St. Petersburg. 635. to 54e. per qr. The following are the quantities of hued afloat for this isountry 1865. 1864. QTO. gm. Calcutta to Landon Bombay to London Calcutta to Liverpool Bombay to Liverpool The trade for homed eakee has been quiet ; Useless =Nquot Alone have been marooned. A auto of es on passage is offered at 91. per ton. London made oottooseed rakes are held at 51. 2s. 6d. to N. ss. per ton. The Inquiry for rapeseed has improved at late raUla. Seed on garage ham been in request at 70a. 6d. for Gwent. Ear Indian, July to September, shipment, has realised Ns. per 4161b5. ; Gunarat, 70s. to 71a. ; Ferogspors, 62a. to 635. • Calcutta 60a. ; Danu bian. cultivated, 61a. to 625 .; Wild Black Calcutta, and Asoff, Ws. 63 to 345. tid. par 4241b5. The following are the sprelatise of rapeseed on garage for this oruttry : 1865. 1864. To Loudon from Calcutta.... 13,115 .. 538 Bombay To Liverpool from Calcutta 3,043 .. Bombay OottriaLmed has changed hands slowly at the late reduc tion in priest Egyptiaa has sold at 71. 2a. 6d. per too. New rapeseed may be quoted at 80e. per quarter. Seeds penally are very inactive. A/Mud, or Salm Baehr Rapeseed, 60 ; and saudry, 391 qrs. Foreign: Lunged, 3,681; sad sundry, 80 qrs. Faroarra.—Oats, 75 ; linseed, 1,775 ; and oilseed, 3717 qn. AIIIIYALS OF OZAIN, Ito., INTO LONDON, BY LAND AND WATZit CARICIAOI, 1/11,012 JULY 16 TO JULY 22, IN CLUSIVE wners. marls,. ran. 1 oars Boma res. . now. Mrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. pm bids leaks English ... 6:93 140 19073 41 396 63 .. 13337 foreign .. 117/45 OM .... 411104 720 .. 1100 , 140 T0ta1.... 16878 7048 19073412736 ToTil 63 1100 113527 LIVERPOOL oorroN MARKET. (TM DAY.) (BT aroma AID DITIMICATIONAL TILIDDAPII.) (not ous owsr cosissrosortrr.) The marital quiet but 'toady, at last Friday's pricer. Sales probably 8,000 boles. SHARE LISTS.-(TIIIS DAY.) Two o'Clooz. The railway market to-day is heavy, owing to the decline in Oonsols, combined with the appre hension of a rise in the value of money. The chief fall baa been in Metropolitan Railway stock, which at one period was as low as 136} ; the present quotation is 1 per cent, below that of Saturdai afternoon. There is also a decline of about per cent. in Great Eastern and Great Northern A stocks, and f to in Great Western, London and North West ern, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire. London and North Western stock is now quoted 122 to I ; Great Western, 65 to * ; Midland, 1311 to 132 i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120 to ; Caledonian, 130} to 131} ; South Eastern, 84 to ; Groat Eastern, 47 to } i Metropolitan 135 k to 136} ; Great Northern, 1301 to 131} ; ditto A,142} to 143} ; and Loudon and South Western, 99} to 1001. Foreignlndian, and Colonial railway securities are unaltered. Woe so-cloy wags. Mummies ea. Im/real I Bow. Wer. tC.15...69.e. 1 — Thi: — i isiiis ----- I illaffelo & lab Must 4 1 41 Se BrantotOolorich •p. Ma. Au 4..!. lan Do. do. 7 aLy 1,157 S Do. do. Jana L 1874 OaL t LisiNala dp.o. caps T. & Dock •p a. I, DOISIS1•111.7 p6O.PefilfSl Lot. Novi pull do.. 'Zap* Itilan •a. • do.. 1,9 101 70 79 100 102 1021 1081 in 108 IN _f 19r 0 181 88 60 66 66 86 00 681 60 62 46 68 60 66 161 171 SO, 1•11 . 106 Do. J labs Growl Trask of Dona& ni D. D.Lta Do.dotorrid Do. Ed da ef. loads.. Do. de. Warred Do fed pd. Block .. Do. do. detoured Do. M 1)114 Block . Do. do. defined arra Indian Pootooola fM Bea. sper cool Da Row do el S. of India g. op. et Do 111 we ord. Do fit Worlorn at Camas Do. Now Do.lp. e.Bds. Din Do.di do. do. 187741 lodise Beauch. Ladled Modno gear. i p. (Nal D o. do. ; ito d iidm o Do. da— Do. PIM 11•11). Corp. 6 pot o. Bd Yolk aod Hobsoo's Sop Loteaadp.e.lotp. WM*, goo. I D pot desk o. Wig 0... 6 Do. _do doik i i ogo 90 101 111 12 SI tildla 90 9 82 34 1 OWL 1011 Ng 1a 109 100 1 10D - 11 e - 9/ SD 91 1N VA VA I AS VS 08 W 82 84 100 101 100 101 100 1 IV N 96 Do. Do. Lotus Mal* do. I JOINT z BARI& 471 I Ifei li I{3 2} ail 64 1 6 1 4i 40 6i - 1201 2) - 142 i 1361 - 1 - 61 4 1311 ii .... 111 l - Pa *3 2 In ... 6 lasi il I 1.101 100! 16,750 Ii3ON 1113,000 1000 SIIoNv 10.000 NAP 26.104 21,000 10.000 of Iso.iiii Kw 8.1116 10.000 20,000 14041 COW b 6.000 111.000 10,000 40,000 P 2410 IMMO 12.000 lt,ooo - il&10 iiiiiii. W 7,0001. 7,600 10,000 18,000 20,000 10.000 BD.OOO . -- 1110,9714. TO,COO 16.000 10,630 __,_ 1,000900 •0,000 JOAO 4000 29,400 19,•99 12,292 0,444 14,666 4000 10,000 4000 64,400 00,000, Imoo u s oooi moan' i. - J".l - li - JO I s4wi!l NO. I 641. I 14111111. I 0117 - CIL prima 1 8.1... 00,000, 10 Apt 9 Ildsmiannode(l 15 11 U 564 10,00 N MO anon lO 1 4 014 -. 80,040400 alanaaasAlirarpool 26 4 spm - 10,0011110 Do. load alllO pa 10 II 4pm - 170,0 W 10 Anglo Maim 40.0001 60 toglo Egyptian (Lim.) ll4 idle 4pa - $l,OOl 50 anal° Dam I LisaltorD 16 4 5Ms - 11.80: 110 A -tallellank.Cor.noweb 5 - -pm - 119,6101 41 Australasia MI 13 75 -. 7.1:1 40 I Do. Now all 71 74 72 111610 10 IllankolltalahLoluadi all 214 224 - 10, 115 Monk of Eqpt - 8,000 al ' at bank of London 6l 112 145 - 26,000 1 SO Bonk Otago ( 11 mIla) 8 1 IN. 0 10,900 101 elank of tiumnaland (L.) SS 5 6 die - 10,000 60 Bank offlotorfa.Anala 21 62 64 090 10 Dank ot New Zama - - 10001 10 BraatllaaroringsnaL 10 li 04d9 -• 10,000 10 41.41611 a Californian (L Ti 24 1111 a - 15.000 80 Britla N. Mamas .-. a 66 18 -. 40,101 91 C. Bk. Indla,Ana.,l3ldna all 25 77 934 119,4100 IS upon.. Maz.ol Indla,&& ill 46 48 464 10,000 104 0 47 - 10,99,100 Ooloodsl 40.00 0 1 0 1 Cool.klank of Canada all - - -•. 46,00 M 16 • 'cm Rook of +DMA, &c all 16 11 16 1 100,0001 10 Oonaolldelad Bonk (L ) 4 6 64pra 104 4 1000 100 aniimilal 4000 Ito uo, Now - 93.00060 Mal London (Walla 6 41 pm , 60,000 10 eastern Zachaogo(Lloil 5 la par - 10,000 26 English Joint Stack X) 10 14 24pa - 1 31,000 20 Ing.lloot.&AoaLCbarlid. all 20 i 164 99,004 60 gagliob and Florodlsb (L 20 5 dl. - 48,000 10 •nrnmon BanktLhaltod 11 34 fella 12 40,000 101 IllasonAdnalsp.(L) 26 8 Ms -. iimon in I.M. lama as 2pm l6 8 a - M, NO Do. Now 93 8 Ili •-• 80,000 100 Inaporlal Bonk. Walla In 9 Pm 115.000 11 Limarialooomoss. 10 8,000 26 I 1 Walla. . 00, all te 28 - 6,0001 26 Dn. New II Idli egin - 1 0 90 0 0 0 0 1 20 I Land KoaLBIL India(L) 6 4 4gem 44 20.400 50 LI, KOLOnielielt,se.i.i. 184 14 14111 - 11,000110 , Lon. Bode onlooilsodil. 18 - -Ws - OOS 10, 100 'London and Braga lO S 4pm at - no L 1001Los.B.Agroa&LPIMA(L 40 8 10 pm - f 9,000 261 Ho. New, iso. at 11 pm 10 2 Ipm -. 50,000 9) Loa. ;Landon Mßank id AnaK all 144 151 144 39000 60 sod County.. 10 76 76 0,00 100 Ilona damOn.Oon.lbc(L) 18 - -5,: 64 72 000 60 pada Joint Iftook ... . 15 47 49 484 8 19010 IS ilmadon& loath Mass all 181 101 - 6,080 100 . La. &a. Waern (Um IR 4 14 pa 6.1:00 100 , Do, do. New l7l Id 9 Opm - O ii I TAndonAt Venezuela (L ) 114 1 4 .11a - 5 0 , 006 001 100 Lon. A Wasolsolar WPM 100 'Moreno& bank( Maj l6 1 2pa - 60,000 60 bloroantUa & ZukalL. 10 4 II a -. Ala 100 Metro.* Prov. bank (L 19 64 4110 la 114 LIAO 100 Do. do. - 8,100 100 Nana Bank (Um) - 19,000 100 Nations! of Ilvorpool lO g Bpm - 10.040100 13.119. IS at - - - 26. Do. So d 000 11 - - 30,000 10 Do. la Wm ll - - - 18,000 69 National lank SO 90 101 - 19.000 60 ' Do. NW l6 98 M - 17,100 10 Now In* Wass MI 40 41 - M,600 10 Nov Saga (Malta 1 1119 par - 0.000 95 North Wears . 1 1 54 40. a •'" 10 000 , SS Oriental Bank Corpora. 52 64 - 10,000 10 Prorlollanklngeorp.(L 71 8 Mae - 7,410 98 DI. do - 10.000 100 Prorlao. of Inland - 1),000 10 D'. dn. New„ all • - - 87,6001 10 Iliaarani.,9lMlll(L II 4 881$ - 10.0001 96 loom Amanda all si 116 - I',lll IM Nand. at S. L Ablaa AOC* 1127 Do. d.. la Mims. 110 6 4 di. -• 49,000 U Dan ot Amman_ 10.000 1911 warns n 7 India ( I. d) U 64 ono - 80,0* 00 Llama Landon -.-.1 11 50 62 id 51 4 sal um:LA No. 119. 1 Doan, IPd 1 CI. prima I Nan. 2.0115,U1 U. :and Nod la. Ca 1100 116 IT/ 1 1111 MOM 11 GooorallnoangJoa 6 L 179.110 IL CoodonaLltalbarl& no n 74 724 YAM St. !anadunnoinn Ilno - - ._ 11Q.071 lIL 00auwinig _no in 117 - WIIICULLA/41001. Cloairam am. Anglo4apt. Nev. 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Om) Do. 6 p. e. 8.4 r. Ilyd IcdatetookDioreaol(l..) Load @amities (Um.) Load. !Inca* Tra Lood.ari oun deatod b. ty oo. Loa.Claad* Laad.D4Artot B. ) Land. DUNI. Arse. ) Load. G. Onallar O.(L. Load.44llm,Nag,Co(L Load. Italian, eras Load.lior. D yina l=g) . Lond.Pro Madam brigs. do Owl, iiiii i /10,000 10010.1 10.000 Ilk 0011 8.000 11.001 50.000 15,1100 197,1764 111,000 ba,VOCI WOO 10,000 150.000 x,OOO 10.vev ►u,uuu 10;21{! 2a0,04) Nuomvi IMO $9,000 17.uet 10,000 110* 1],t381) sgtm~ lle 17 Le;tro., SA O NK. 000 KO* 93 Ls par ut pm. —en 5 le pee 4 44 fir It lidis 55 10 2 Idk 2 1 RIM, I Oidki 6 :dial 6 did 1 4 50 0 1 Pai 6 4 di., Par isgA' • dui ii PE • 3 41w : it 40 110 113 110 113 1 Ws par 10 Bes *Ws ilia • 3m le Teal Id 2 dla It Idi 124' An 1 l 3 2 dls e id 4414 1 par ad 8 641 3 w lPol It lips PI 28 1 %Me 1 fps IS 161 14 14 dls le lepai cd We par id' 6 3d4 lepte 11 1 12 Oedli TV 41 le 1 aids le 11‘414 T kam Par Pm is Pm 7 7 pee W BMe $ll. 10 8 dla 19 :1 db 2$ I dis iOw Si Si &farina Inmintaatti liaariflas Lan4,6a( Nadia latan. Tat IL wnlwallF.Ld.mDockL Won,— NalalloadiOoL C. L . ;. National Db. Om. ILI National Flinuacial (L NationalProv.llarinol NalionalMaant Nov. (L) NaybotylaOnal • L bon 4 041 i 10e 104 s 1 Oidis 8 7 .U• le Oldle I di par l i p. it= * Ipr 44 if 17, 184, 10 --- liii.NW -- —. 26 N.Zealand Litlf.Ag. L. 16 N.Malsed TAtLeeiiiii. 10 NorthernAmansTm(L.l dt. Ni .Brlt. A ostralsaisoild 1 60 N.Brit.ethlercan.l2.(L 2 Noradeoorao.auilL iL) 2 De. do. 10 Noncom Tea (Limited) 4::mas 26 ./011411 memos amaze. 20 ilrierdaleornmarcial(L. 60 Oriental linanctal(llm 1 Oriental Gas (Limited) ii ilnleadineasn(L) 10 Otago t iithlandlovent. 10 Ottoman Company (L) 60 iGesomen Maanosad iL., 6 Ottoman Gas (Limited) 10 PananialL N. Stemm(.) 6 Do. do. 10 Do. New It Postlilv.Ladalita.(L) I SO i Pealesalar a 0. Mem SO Do. do. New 10 Quebrada L., R.. 12.(1 , 60 Rhyme, Lea 111 Do. New .... M 100 I. city timprov. (L ) IS Ditto ditto ..... GO &mai Mailliesea. ill looLitustralnviist SO indth. Snlght..teo.: Or loOrloan..T knit ei ) II Latvian IL e La. (L.' is death itustraltan Land $6 Sabearine Telegreph 1 Do. &trip... ..... ID TeLeoassranAlliela.(L 10 ThanteetGerser (La.' 9) Trinidsd Petreleaotifme.m ad 0 it TreeidiApamm le ) T. L Co. of U. °medal 10 On.librine of Un L. e. 6 , United I. Teem. Os. 11 'Unirmellarltmlaa. L. 10 Upper Amain Tea(Llas 10 01 0 0 ip Vas Desassn's Lend -60 Warrant lleasoe(lAm) Id % • itlndlahPaei doe I. —Us Ws bp" lie 19 a1Pula vita e.as lik 7.clis ii;goi~~ 110,0*14 11 it ! S les par p.r I vat T 664 6 9 4 iaiooil $7.800 60,004 110,000 10,000 60,000 06,000 21,000 10,030 10.000 10.000 i i; 811 i xd i 1411 19 12 79 1 8 1! . 111 9! - 41 31.its1 siL 211 . ii - i. 4111 113 116 MI Ile if ildTs 31 fella 30 Et 46 16 _ . i Ira 11 0 1 . i i 1 pill 1 pol Um 4 I pas iati. PM, 11 4011 id PO II id: 161 I i. _ i_ ii. 841 zdzd 8 xd 22i2 Ili - II 114 t 63 zd 1 E l l Ls s. ad MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Czoxi. Although the expectation entertained in some quarters that the Bank of England rate of discount might have been raised this morning has not proved accurate, the stock markets today have shown some heaviness, owing chiefly to the large withdrawal of gold from the Bank on Saturday. The funds have declined 1-16 to per cent., and some of the principal home railways I to ft, Metropolitan Railway stock, however, having suffered more severely. Foreign stocks are lees affected. The discount market this morning has presented a somewhat uncertain appearance, an idea prevail ing iu some quarters that the Bank rate of dis count might be raised to-day. Although no change has taken place at the Bank, no business is done in Lombard-street below 3 per cent. In the Stock Exchange, money is abundant, and abort loans on English government securities can be obtained at to 2 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 65c., being nearly the same as at the close on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 89/ for money, and 891 to 90 for the Bth of August. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols for money, 891, 1 ; ditto for account, 891, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1,1, ; New Three per Cents., 84, ; Exchequer Bills, Si.. 4a. prem. ; ditto 5001., 34., 4s prem. ; Bank of England Stock, 246 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 14:41, 4. Foreign stocks were likewise flat, but as regards Greek, Mexican, and Spanish Passive and Certi ficates, the decline does not exceed 1 per cent. Turkish Bonds of 1858 have fallen about 4 Fer cent. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz : - Greek, 21 to 1 ; Turkish 1858 Bonds, 73 to 74 ; ditto 1862, 721 to 731 ; ditto Consolidis, 491 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 131 to ; Confederate, 74 to 84 ; and Mexican, 231 to 24. Transactions are recorded as follows t-Brazilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1852, 1868, 1860, 80 ; ditto 1863, 801 ; Chinon Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 781 ; Danubian Seven per Cents. for account, 781; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 1864, 941, 931 ; Greek Coupons, for account, 81 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 231, 24, ex div. ; ditto 1864, 231, ex div.; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, &a, 471, ex div. ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, 921 ; Spanish Deferred for account, 401, ex dos. ; ditto Passive, for account, 281, 4, 4 ; the Committee's Certificates, for account, 131; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 94 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 731; ditto 1862, for account, 721, 731, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74, 734, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents., 1885, 441, ex div. ; ditto Scrip (35/. paid),sj, 1, dia., ex div.; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 164. Intercational Financial shares are now quoted Ito 11 pin., ex div. ; General Credit, 11 to 11 prem.; London Financial, 61 to 71 prem. ; Imperial Mer• cantile, 11 to 11 prem., ex div. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 34 to prem., ex div.; Otto man Sociit4 Gdndrale, 21 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 14 to 4. The letters of allotment of the Metropolis Sewage Company have been distributed this morning ; the price is firm at 6 to 7 prem. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. are quoted 21 to 21 prem. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Atlantic Telegraph preference, jto prem. ; Barned's Banking, par to prem. ; Peruvian Rail ways, 4 to 5 prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 2 to 3 prem. ; Hodges' Dia' Mary, 24 to 3} prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam, to 2; prem. ; and General Exchange Bank, to 2 prem. The demand at the Bank discount-office on Satur day was again of that sharp character usually ob- served when the public think that the rate of dis count is likely to be raised. 180,0001. in gold was on Saturday withdrawn from the Bank for exporta tion—it is understood to Spain. This makes a total of 284,0001. since the date of the last return, 4,0001, having been taken out on Friday, and 100,0001. on Friday, though these sums had a different destination. Should these exports con tinue an immediate advance in the Bank rate may certainly be looked for—perhaps 0 , 7611 before the regular court-day. The particulars are published of Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds of 1854, amounting to 50,7001., which were drawn by lot on the 19th inst., and are to be paid 3ff at par (100) on the 10th October. The bonus to the holders of the drawn bonds, as com- pared with the present market price, is five or six per cent. The Nyanza, from Alexandria, has arrived at Southampton with the heavy portion of the Cal cutta, China, and Australian mails and 120,0001. in specie. The Cuba, from New York, has brought 47,8241. in specie. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the 2nd of August, will be rupees 25.00.000 (250,000 E) The dividend of the Great Southern and Western Railway Company of Ireland is announced at the rate at 44 Tier cent against the same rate at the corresponding period of last year. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of August. The total does not exceed the average : Amount per Mara , --^- --. Du* Aies4T Niter Due In August, IMO. Data. Paid. Can. o Maros. Amount. Great Northern New Ordinary Mock tlasned at £1.253 IS 80p. et. 20 p. et. £195,747 Midland, New t 9 SI 1 10 0 118 ,826 1711,287 Me.ropotltan Natation 1 2 20 0 10,000 380,000 Ottoman domed at t 9) 1 0 S 0 0 Not known. Turin and Savime. I 10 2 0 0 40,000 80,000 Total In August CBKM Amount caned In (deg months of MIS The prospectus of the Massa-Carrara Marble Company (Limited) is issued. The object is to purchase and extend the marble quarries near Leg horn, hitherto carried on by an Italian company. It is mentioned that " the marble quarries of Car rara are the principal, if not the only source in Europe from which white and veined marble is pro curable." The number of quarries in full produc tion and extensively opened is 15, and, in addition, there are several other new quarries. The saw mills are distant only three miles from the railway station at Masse, from which a railway leads direct to the shipping port of Leghorn. The purchase money for the saw mills, machinery, plant, and goodwill, and the stock of blocks and slabs of war ble in Italy, is to be 80,0001.. The company's capital is fixed at 140,0001., in 7,000 shares of 201. each, of which IL is to be paid on application and 41. on allotment. A general meeting of the London and Barton Bottled Beer Company (Limited) is called for the 28th inst., when a half-yearly dividend is to be declared. A call of 2L to be paid on the shares of the Dagen ham (Thames) Dock Company by the 14th August. , A special meeting of the shareholders of the East i India Cotton Agency (Limited) is called for the Ist August, "for the purpose of authorising the di- ' rectors to make further calls beyond the sum of 5/. per share already callei up on the shares of the company." The half-yearly meeting of the Great Eastern Railway Company is convened for the 24th August. Special meetings will then be held for the purpose of authoriaing the raising on mortgage of the Rim of 454,3331., as provided by the Metro politan Station and Railways Act, 1864 ; 40,0001., as wovided by the High Beech Branch Act, 1864 ; and 8,0001,,as provided by the Junctions Act, 1864. It is announced by she London, Chatham. and IDover Railway Company that, in consequence of the approaching completion of the company's system of railways, the rates of interest on deben tures are reduced to 5 per cent. per annum on de bentures for two or three years, and 4i per cent. per annum on debentures for five or seven years : The traffic receipts of the Metropolitan &tension Railways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company this week show the large increase of 8001. (equal to 2601. increase per mile per week) over the corresponding week of last year. We are requested to mention that the five new steamers of the Anglo-Greek Steam Navigation and Trading Company, which are now fitting their engines and preparing for sea, will be ready within three weeks from the present time to take their berth in the Victoria Docks. - -- Tice-Chancellor Wood has ordered the clams A contributories of the English Widows' Fund and General Life Assurance Association to pay a call of 365. per share by the 28th inst. Vice-Chanoellor Wood has fixed the 26th inst. for the appointment of an official liquidator of the "London Marine Insurance Association." &MOAT ITEMS. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 for the Bth of August, opened this morning at 901 " buyers," and closed at 90, or 8913.16 to 90 1-16. For money the last price was 891 to 90. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 89/ ; ditto for account, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, I ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1; ditto Five per Cents., January, 1873, 1031 ; Exchequer Bills, par ; Bank of England Stock, 247 ; ladle Five per Cent. Stock, 1054 ; the Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 89. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. Ex chequer Bills remain quoted par to 4s. prem. There were a number of scattered transactions is foreign stocks, but they had scarcely the slightest effect upon prices, the only variation being an im provement of in Greek Bonds and Spanish Cer tificates. MINOING-LANE.-tTHIS DAY.) lltioaa.—With the exaeptioa of 3,000 bags of clayed Manilla at 30s. no sales are reported. Refined : A fair business is doing at the full curtailer of last week. Corms—The market is firm for all desirable descriptions of colonial at full prices. Tr.a.—The market continues very quiet. Rim-4,000 begs of Amain sold at 9s. 104 d. to 10s., short prompt. fitourrrraz AND ROY.—No sales repotted. Corrort.—Tbore ie an improved demand for this article, a fall amount of butanes having been transacted at firmer prima HAMP.—The market is firm for all description,. The sales advertised foe to-111 , nm , , 000eist of 1,500 hbds. 1,100 bile. 4,400 bags raw, 220 casks 500 cases 3,800 begs coffee, 1,600 packages In Han tea, 10,000 bags of rice, the quarterly sales of East India indigo, and sundry drysaltery Nods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) 1. market le steady, at the following quotations : Tows tallow, 41a 3d., net cash ; Petanborg Y.C., oo the spot, 41.. 6d.; October to December, 42.. 6d. December, 43e. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. I WM 1 MSC PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, original 4 per omit. pref., 95. Lancashire mid Yorkshire 8 per mint. stock, 132. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 9i. Bahia and Sen Francisco (Lim.), gum. 7 per cent., 144. San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per sent., 17i. REUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) The first ordinary general meeting of the share holders was held at noon, at the London Tavern ; Mr. Darr in the chair. . . . It appeared from the report that the net profits of the six months amounted to 6,6001., and that after the payment of • dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, whiah was recommended by the board, there would remain a balance of 2,4401. to be carried forward. The CHASMOAN, in moving the adoption of the molt said u regarded the amount of the interim dividend the board thought it desirable to proceed cautiously ; but they had every num to believe that the dividend would be in creased at t►e next meeting. The business was pro ceeding satisfactorily, owing in a vary great degree to the exertions of Mr. Banter. The reservation of so large a balance as 2,4401. was partly caused by the feat that there wee 30,0004 still due to Mr. Rester. added to which in a new company there were always certain contingencies to be provided for. After a short discussion the report was adopted, and • dividend at the rate of 8 per wet. per annum declared. The meeting was thee made special, and a resolution pissed for strikiog out the clause in the articles of aissn cation authorising the investment of funds of she company is its own shares. Ie reply to a gantlet', The CRAIIIMAN stated that there would probably be a eall is September. Tbaaka were then voted to the chairman and ids col loquia, and the meeting separated. THE SUSPICIOUS DEATH OP A YOUNG FRENCH LADY. RESUMPTION OF THE INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Dr. Lankester resumed, at the British Stores, New-street, Portland-town. the inquiry re specting the death of Marie Ballot, spied 22 jean. Mr. Mesterei Williams was, present on the part of Mn. Oliver, the landlady of the house, No. 28, Rutland terraos. Inspector Thompson, of the detect - ire force, elated that he had made inquiries with reference to the max He had bees able to procure two witnesses who would depose to certain facts throwing a light upon the matter, but they could not be produced before the court to-day. On Wed needy he could produce them to give evidence. The Coroner thereupon stated that he should spin ad journ the proceeding. The eau% was amordiegly adjourned until Wednesday malt. Ties STRUMS AND LOOS-017T IN THE BUILDING TEADI.—(Tms Dar.) —This morning the notice issued by the Muter Baden, Association, nailing on the carpenters and joiners of etas from the Messrs. Cabin fcr au ad ranee of wages, to return to work on pain of a general lock out, expired, without the men returning to their employ ment. On Saturday a numerous meeting of workmen was railed together to effect, if possible, a compromise wish the masters, bat it was decoded that the men would not be content with aythieg short of an immediate advance of wages to yid. an hour. On Saturday upwards of 8,000 carpenters paid Is. each to the strike fund. and the men on strike from Messrs. ettbftt's received 20a. each. The Master Builders' Association meet this day at the Free mason' Tavern. Great Qua lootreet, and the lookout will commence on Saturday seat. It will be culloed to the carpenters and joiners, but their amnion from work will speedily being the other branches et the trade to a stand _ _ . FATAL FIGHT !murmur Two BOTH—(Titn DAY). 'fhb morning two boy. of the llama of Jame. Ward, el 7, Wincheitereottages. Whicheetar•strest, PasteurMe, and Janie. Williams, both about 15 years of ap, were fightieg, when Ward struck his rival a violent blow sad caused him to falL He wee at once plaited ap* What It waa found that the vital spark bad dad. Ward war then taken into custody by pollareoastable John Taylor, 226 0, when be expresse d groat mint, and he, as well as the bystandersonsted that it was afar shod-up light and that no within advantage was takes of His deesseed. Both the pisooer sod the deceased an described as hard worldag sad respetabla boys. U ill INAZY SMARM AND ATOMS. rd. f suLwAn. !Bristol sad Cumbrian I Out mg &Mom 'banyan 80. • I Aso Mo. =ID • Drablgo. *Amok to I. Dahlia mod Bolaso lia Abd./o etwor wad 11.= filrooS &atom Ord. lS Do. Z. AA& Mk., No , Wad Nortialloollood Gromalloollima DuA J A roo. radio. lea Do.B tillOp.o.lopY4B Ot South Watt. Pa) Ihuoi Walrus Do./Boor VaLfloollik his. South Wats: m w_~aasiora~ Do. Do. N;o7Fori Do. Do. Haridord lanouldia Yorkshire London and Itiankwall ton.,MAtnok &West 1 14.4. .e• Ci t!" . • 8.q)" Do. iiet licten.A6p.c. LailksaiNarth Wean. LoatiosailoashWertero Kan..slo..iLlaaolemb Italiopcalis Do. Now Do. ittanelon lletro.Dts4Yro. tlatip C IhnitiibiZ _. .... I Do. t 9 Sher,. 10 - 0 - 100 100 IM Do arta. a Derby . lad Katt ...... North Niigata Do. ants..Portia,iii;id . . N. imiash—Berwlek Da O. NAL Pure— Do. oy!E ... na Mook&DarUit. Da 40. 111140.... BO: North rondo. Do. do., IBM North Itolordedro N. Is IL Weston Joao Scottish Chotral Scottish N.& Aber. OW Soe=lNolan o n vos Novak Iludars Stalaso, W Tod Vas Do. 0 Vu. of Math Victoria ea. & Plsuoo Wad Cornwall . Kortia. M. & K. A SIUTIBII ZULWATS. arzrf- N IN 1111 NS N IS 0 Is 111 11 91 63 109 111 40 49 1 / 8 1801 1,411 150 ICS MS LS 87 Se eSt aN 06 06 46 47 46 47 106 106 1201 121 93 95 147 106 40 Al 62 64 11:66 1151 044 194 65 66 1341 137 it 11 11 34 940 966 103 106 6 8 poi 3.184 11 63 61 16 26 111 112 G 9 6. 101} 104 la In 10 11 en 121 113 ill 2 pm 72 EO llf II 160 162 55 67 61 U 68 00 NI 86 9 19 IN 169 I 4 NI 194 196 48 60 82 IA 10115. I °lode( primp•. MINI -(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The mining market to-day shows firmness. There is a good demand for Great Wheal Vor, West Caradon, East Lovell, Wheal Chiverton,Chiverton, and West Chiverton shares. Some of • the present prices are subjoined :—Wheal Clif ford, 26 to 27 ; West Caradon ' 8 to 9 ; East Love ll , 10 to 101; Wheal Setoo9 2024 to 207 8 1; Great Vor, 321 to 331; Wheal Chiverton, Bto ; West Chiverton, 75 to 50 ; Wheel Grylli, 4to ; East Wheel Grvlll, 3 to 4 ; Hallenbeogle, 31 to ; and Greet Busy, 34 to 4. kit. John del Rev Mining shares are dull and are marked 44. Colonial mines are very quiet. A call of 1/.. is to be paid on the shares of the El-Chico Silver Mining and Reduction Company (Limited) by the 21st August. .-(THIS DAY.) 48 Li N.M.& WEATHER REPORT. - ... MONDAT, JILT IL T. w. Nara 716.7A161 W. abankou WM . AzdroOuli . .. erommaMio 1606 6. Vatralto C 6 06 :Mow _ L. 11 ...i _ larpom goilybsoi Yomosso 11111.22 66 N.W. Mot— '16.14 01 N.N.W. L'Ortma 46.t0 es N. N. w. 4ochotort 1 110.16 4 1; ILL rtymouth —110.1666, N. :=i: Pt" a L . 10.16 17 i N. N.& tondos llll 16 116 , E. Yarmouth i110.16 61 W. i6erborouot.lo.l6 Ilt B. 921,161 MAID It It. 4•11.01 Ma 1 30.00 111 N.N.E. TUZIMAT. Variable, NAL to mo derate, One. &W. to N.*. and N.E.. variable, mo &rate, with slight rata la *am& N. W. to N.E. and S E., mutat*, moderate. Y.Y.A. Y..r.A. w.x.w. N. W. L NL. NAL N.L *N.W. ab ebb 1 1 I 4 I• riosisiat. Oil NoILTRIaII WI=MAL Comm. S.E. to S.W. and hack. treed, with rib 1* some places. WARMS. „Northerly to B.W, 'Bo. Aerate to atroog, tab to some plac.U. SOCTIIIII. Eto S. sad sir., lo ders*. to fresh. EAATERIL As next above. doe . Variable, light to mo derate. Noetheromtlootlemd. Westarambelaad. Maim, and oda easeted aoatham.imellett Mama and Bas of Dow. dostaramisotward SWAIM sad North dos. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hutto., 20a.; Walls End Taw, 194. 6d.; Walls End Ead Hartlepool, 19s. 9d. ; Will. Bad Hails. pool, 19a. ; Walls Ead Itnddpla Milo& 19a. Walla Esti Sada Ballo., 19s. 6d. ; Walla Eal Hall, 19s. 611. ; Walls End Crab., 19s. 6L; Wads End Hallam, 19a. ; Walls Fad Else Rain, 164. f ; Walls End Oodortla, I£l4. ; Walls Ead Halloo Lyon; Walls End Shisoliffe, 17s. 6d.; Walla End New Marna. Wylam, 17r. ; West Lanabtoo, 194. ; Hmsailtass Hartley, 18e.-Bhaps at market, 50 ; at sea, 80. BANK OF OTAOO (LIMITED).—(Tern DAT.)—Tho anneal meet,.[ of the shareholders took place at the Lea den Tavern, at coos ; Mr. Aleneder Morrison is the ethkr. The report, which appeared in the ExprGss of Saturday, having bets taken am read, on the motion of the Cbekima it wag adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 5 per mat. &Mired. CONvoCATION or THE P6oxlWes Or OticreitiMlßT. —Her Majesty the Queen lam issued a Isis surnrocieigg sew memestaon for the previme of Caoterbury for the 16th of Anion. and the archbishop the lamed his mandates to the dean and ctspter of his eithedral, and to the emit demons of Canterbury aid Maidatase, to appear in earth plisse with the writ, the dean sad arcbdsaoose pereenally, end the elegy of the chapter and erelideioonrite by thee olors. Has gram has further Mimed his mandate to the Bishop of Lonios, ea provincial dein, to rill together the bishops of the province, the dew of the cathedral thuds; rued the archdeacons, chepiere, sad colleges and dewy of oven' dicel•lL IS swoon, therefore, that in the melt dioomes the dean sod the archdeacons are to a polities le memos the clergy to elect praetors atoms. The Moths= in tha other dioceses caned take plum until the Bisbee of Ludes has forwarded the arebbiehotie 'mediae to the Mks sidewise, eons of whom Ste their clergy direct, while in other dioceses the clergy of sieh arehderseery see sonsimesd Sumach their riteaooe. When the sew oo.vocation is complete and the write retuned the era bishop will summon the whole body to St. Paul's Oahe draL where a Latin sermon will be Drenhed, and the Man. here of the Lower House will be ilirectid to elect • prate ester. A day will then be earned Oa which both how will meet at Westminster for the despatch el blades.. la the dimes of London that praetors will be elected, the for the arehdesteery et Middlesex and two for the era deaconry of Ludas, sad of them the bishop will select two to sit in convoeatios. In the archdesuary of Raney there is likely to be a messy by the rens , meet ef sk• Rev. J. Rudolph, M.A., metered Seedersteed. The mew of the Rev. J. A. liiieboU, ILA., reeler of Streatham ; the Rev. Jobs Bowstead, ILA., rector of St Olive's, Seseth week ; end the Rev. J. F. Unarm, M.A., rector of La both, are wet= of es candidates. Tee VACANT BLOWS BROPTSSORBOTP or Di viwirr AT Oxman.—lt ie stated in UsiveruitTi , car e : that lb. Regius Professorship of Divinity. moult the eirm. Mon el the Rev. Dr. Jamieson to the see of hem been offered to the Rev. Dr. Scott, Master of &Slid Cel. the. The professorship ie allied to a caeciery at Christ Church, aid the valuable living of Eul i s, Oxoe. Dr. Scott will be known an the author. is cenjuectles with the Dean of Claris Church, of the Greek•Regliett Lembo., which hes alreedy wiee four editions. A Rirout ems FOR IRELAND. —Tbere aro eircumetaneer aosaitaled with the general 'Wks new being hewed to a clam which must S. gnsifyise to every friend of Ireland, inumuch as they *Semi that there is • new spirit threat —Cut good mese and liberal feeling are is the etheedist—" Pewees." the wateliword--ied full civil and religiose liberty the object. &amiss that the f reeky was toned at heart, we have worked saucily to create and foster kind feeling, mutual forbearance, united adios, and we need sot say bow heartily we rejoice at the tionsunasties for so far. of the good work. But meth remains to to door. Ina we thiek it is the old. of ow. roptoontativis at *zoo to ken ea Irish petty whisk act together In the Hum of oo.urions sod to submit a Reform Club for trelsed is this inetrOpolis, where they might take ereenel tosatthe es to nrwr M ee room with rasps* to hilt geselimm—Deddirt BMW/ Past. BIOFOSID AilellTlON OF OTATUTS • AVAII.—.A. misting use held es Siiirday, at Warwick, mem o s Leigh, lord.liestentat, with a view to .soon station of Agate fare, so farce the liking of seems etheented. A lap number ef wricitturiste were pennert. mid pithiest the amine to de what they meld is sad hi the movement --~",~ r