The Express. — London, England, 1860-07-04 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSI OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Brsam took the chair at 12 *lock. PRIVATE BUSINEIII3 _ _ The Forest of Dean Central Railway (No. 2) Bill MIS read a lint time, am) ordered lobe read a aeooed time to-iionew. TAXATION AND THE LORDS. Mr. firsts presented a petition from Middleton, low raihire. praving that the hones would uriatia =im paired its privileges in respect of to:sties. THE PAPER DUTY BILL Mr. T. DUNCOMBE gave notice that tognorrow, aft..r the Prime Minister had moved the resolutions he bad tot .4, the table, he (Mr. Duncornbe) would move as am it litis , " That 1111 humble adder be presented to bee Majesty, praying that her Majesty will be graciously pleased n. .t to prorogue the present parl i ament until a bill passed by this house for the repeal of the duty on paper been submitted to ber Majesty for the royal assent." LORD PALMERSTON'S RESOLUTIONS. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE begged to ask the Hoene Secretary whether, as the Prime Minister had given notice of three reeolutions to be submittal to the house on the following day, he intended to more those resolutions seriatim sad take the asses of the house upon each, or to put them alto gether. Sir t I. C. T.EW IS apprehended that this question was more properly one for the noble lord at the hada the government to answer; but be beliovod that, scoording to the orders of that hens., it WWI the practice that resolutions in the form in which these resolutions were submitted should be put seriatim. He apprehrushel that would be the course pursued. CHURCH RATES L.IW AMENDMENT BILL. On the order of the day foe the sexed medi( et this hill, Mr. HUBBARD mid at the commencement of the pre sent sessios, hcing satisfied that • bill simply far the abolition ..f cloirrh rites would not meet with m.orrenrr, he iutrulurdl one founded us what he belie, ed to be the true principle legislatom in the matter -- namely, that the were boulid to maintain the n a ti ona lity o f th e c h urc h of England. Nothing could be mor e simpl e th a n the pro. visions of this lull. In a parish where churchmen to rate themselves for the support of the chop h. .i ilisseiitir might, by stating that he did Dot attend rhurvh , o bt ain exemption. - The bill limply arreptesi the diameter on his own showing without airing any st to him. (Hear, hear.) Feeling, however. that it would be incosrtnient to the house mad the country to picas the bill further during the session he should move that the owlet of the day for the monad reeding le discharged. All be asked was that the the pr es iaripie of the bill might he calmly considered during ma yr. U. OitIFITTII del not thi.k the . protke ought to be lbw. disposed 4. In ht. ...panne the tall ought to be sent up to the Home of Lots. re. onki dirchniged. HIGHWAYS BILL. Sir 11 C. LEWLS having Droved the second reading of t Lie hag, Mr. HODGILIMSON moved that the hill be read a time that day three months. There were, is his opine.% name objections to it. He admitted that many of the nada of the country were is • very onmitiefactory date, lost he denied that the remedy was to be found in lepilstion. He did aid believe may new system that could be adopted would he as ermsornical a. the premed one, • large pa tio, of the expenditure ineorreil being naked to the pekete of the rate.pavers. Under this MD thsee was to be a paid surveyor, • paid tremor! e t , snit a paid clerk , sail th e manag ymeat of highways would reemble *het of the l'.•.r TAW Hoard. There had been :to petitiona against the hill. signed by 26,000 ratepayers, many .4 whoni naharnlool their names m ehairreee of boards of guardians. He believed that under the present law, and without any mat nuschinery as was contestpided, • very greet improvement !wed he made ia the date uf the made. Mr. KEH sEIiM wee thankful to the government for having taken up the questiou. The home had waited l..ng enough for a highways lull. Nothing esrahl he more 'ointment.* to sgrieulturtsts than led reeds, sad the helmet of the present roads WINO from • system in which everything wias escritoed to cheap ness. There was • constant struggle between the magistrates and the wants, the result being that the made were left is a diegreestal aide. There was many $ farmer who bed is sempley es additional horse is r..e.misrere of the bed readitien of the reads. Mr. FRELLA.ND append the MN, whist would, he sabt piste the imasesmela of me is the herb et the megis test, r, who were net neemendly or if rate payers at all per a* mai s. gas evidence of gn rs mismasspmewt ar wash, ef pubis mewl miter the present systems. _ _ ILA ill COLONIAL BANN—MiId DAY) Thia attertnam the forty-filth half-yearly general meeting of the above hank waa held at the London Tavern, Mr. M in the chair. The report stated that • the operation+ of the half year just ended were of a satiate...tory character down to the Lite+t date+ from the branche.. The director' consequently again recommended that out of the net profit which amounts, after providing for income tax aryl for bad and doubtful debts, to .13,5110/. a.. 10.1., a dividend be made of five per cent., leing at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum on the vanlup capital of the corporation, which will require 2.),0110/. ; leaving tl,s!rtf. 4e. MI. to be aWnl to the reserved fund, which will then amount to rs.+ll6/. Se. ikL A motion for the adoption 4 the report was put and oar• fled. and & dividend . d T per cent, free of income tan, declared. Sir James Matheson has paired for the remainder of the sewios with Mr. D. Ker. - -.• aaa.. WHITEHALL, Jumc 30. —The Durham and North untherlawl Girls' Refornuitory Institution, at Sunderland, in the comity of Durham, has Leven certified by the Secre. tart' State as lit to be a reformatory school, under the provision,. of the statute 17 and 18 Vie., c. THY Pout - tuft or etnawn..--Oue of the latest illustrations of this system of caste which has been made pulp' a. that of Mrs. Putnam, a coloured lady. who MOO to Euglaod in the Emboli, and who, together with frivol' who ace...monied her, was not permitted to take her meals in the Europa with the other peaseugers. The Europa is a steamer. and Sir Samuel Cunard, her owner, is an Erszlidin ia n, w h o, for his public ,twines, has been re warded with • haronetey. Under these circumstances, Mr. Coninivenmer Hill and the Rev. Edwin Chapman wrote to Sir S. Cunard, making known to him the fact* of Mrs. Potnam', treatment and appealing to his sense of justice to adopt measures to prevent a recurrence of this, acts of 5.. oppreesein. This appeal, however, was wholly no s.ailieg. Sir Samuel t Mean' coldly declines to enter into any cornaarnrirleinv on the subject Ka - TUMMY-NT tar Ala. BlItill1•111. —A severe and somewhat sudden att-wk of indisporitioe, last week, hes induivil Mr. Bingham, the Arsine 'magistrate at the Marl 1-rough•street court, to send in ho resignation. Mr. Hinstlmun, before he was appointed to the metropolitan oceupied a respectable and a rising positiou at the furs He wits the legal reporter to the Common Pleas. and " Gingham's Hewitt's" egiutinue to maintain a high autho rity with the judicial heneh. His practice was on the % stem (Veldt, and he wa. for some you. Weenier of %Knits= Portanuatth. About twenty years ago Mr. Fling was mole caw id the metropolitan magistrates, taking his seat at Worshipwtsret, from which court, *lout fourtmo years back, h., W. removed to Marlbmoughetreet Pollem-esurt. 111 retiring into private life, Mr. Hingham emniee with him the esteem and respect of all with whom hr. public puestioo Im.ught him M coutaet, for thorough opnghtnees anal irelefatigal.le exertion. as a magistrate, seknowlolgeil ability as a lawyer, and uodeviataog kindness of dipolar.. 111.1.1111,..0r a 1101 yet nam e d. Too.. Detre or Ste I: r 5 mot Homes& —The death ha. taken 1,1.cr at I rr.....1a0 of Sir George Bowyer. He on the dy.,th ..f hi. father, Admiral Sir George hover, to two titles- -otse.anatetTealimiffir Wdhani Bowyer, of 1 amliani-eion, in 1000, for services during the I id War and at the Itedonition ; and the other granted t Bowyer. after Lord Howe's victory on the Ist if Jun, 1794, in which eopigenteot he wee severely baronet formerly tot the I..cargh. id Maine-dory and Ahingdon, and was a (need ual s un 'leer of Pitt and Ccnnieg. By his wife -dsoittz .4 sir Amesmat Maps lhaighs, who was caplets of ll'usc's the ship the Queen Charlotte, and aho severely w.attal.ll at the victory "a the Ist of June-he leans three sm awl two daeglitem He is succeeded is kis titles and by Isis eldest see, the =emirs for Dundalk, now Eat Ikawim Bowyer, of hustle. -p ark, Berks. 'RI OP HEENAN ISM AeleeteM.—Hereeell earl Jerk Mor'creald this day tliffedersells T e y st sheet 2 iu the Voelerhilt, foe Atonic& win lave 'eerie for Southampt.o at 8.15 skim swerning, sad among Mo.r who will ..• ...moony them to hid wiles will he Toes 14 ercra, Mr. Crisham, the stliminbus ranee, sad a seise me le of some doyen o r nferee Inrush. The bale Boy in eveleetly marshal: urns am istrodwekien fee Iforrissej sad ever alai awn. etclaiona, bigh . glets. *Wag ull 1,. 0!! boom " " er.41% fight, we MOW "Ale! ' ' 6 ". 1 • iff'vusa rocoo. "A•• sliest." After s 0 Hewn ro tor,. hiannintra r • h../ left. Th. is. peessated to Lim at the AlharAra a mot yet paid for, Mow. Kliarnekr the inainifactur../ •..lataimiam it until the wet is defrayed. It to le segrett..l tlist some annegeenswi bed not been mole .., that the me bash might lame ben named to 11.• roan, for as things shard at present the ration at W.wan • msre fore.- SLoreetegy ET A Tug EAsTLRN FISHICRIOL—The mackerel fishery has lees poweented with more emcee= olf the rest C "" t Moine the pot week. Nev. & heat. have each taken 800 to eon dish., which base maimed aka. to 335. per 100. A eon ....h.r.l.l...itnrotitv of berries ben also hews taken off LOlrel. .err Isom lawristaach procured 3,000 GAL awurtrusata Ft= 1111SPITAL, DIVORRISIVII s444 %at. rm. The sggrepA• somber of patients relieved during the week meting Jose AO was: Mediod, 1.141; sat. Peal, 403: total, 1,0T14, of wind 48at VITO sew eases. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUL' SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cwxs. The railway share market remains firm. In two cs three instances, including Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, an improvement of f to I per cent. has taken place. London and North Western stook is quoted 101} to 102 ; Great Western, 6 9} to 70 ; Midla4 117 f to 1181 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106 to ; Caledonian, 931 to 94 ; South Eastern, 86} to ; and Eastern Counties, 664 to 67. Lombardo- Venetian Railway shares remain quiet at I dis to par. Great Western of Canada have fallen. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIORNCE. Vir memo =mum) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ESO HANDICAP PLATE LMIy Peel Tadworth Queen Bee .. 11 ran. ENTRY FOR TWO-YROLD MAIDEN PLATE. T.Y.C. Mango, S.wcutter, Os eby Tedsour, fby Alias; RAM, Rosary f„ Philip the Felerawr, Chalmers, sod Sunda e. ors hers. THE STAMFORD PLATE. Lea six furicop ci B.Y. The following are left in :--Starnpedo, Saab* M. Philippe, Nemesia, Seclusion, Lord Nelson, Skelton, Om Ista, Queen of the Vale, Ellsworth, Mentmors, Brown Duchess, and Nabob's Daughter. ENTRY FOR TOWN PLATE. B.M. Sassr I, Log of Dislocate, Mellor, Golden Pippin, But. Way f, and Yam of Bray. All are here. SWEEPSTAKES OP 10 SOPS. T.Y.C. Jewidt Paid Tadwarth, Ram, Shine., and Tyburn. AU on ben. OTAIR ALIUVALR. —Bummer, Nabob's Daughter, aJXI Delhi. LATEST BETTING. GOODWOOD STAKE& 5 to 1 apt EG ER. °riatos l (t) sr. L 5 to 2 apt Thormsaby (t) 7 to 2 The Wisted 12 to 1 Umpir• freely) 16 to 1 St. Album (t) 16 to 1 Boaaaaerr (t) 50 to 1 Stampeso (t) THE DERRY. ZS to 1 Dictator (t) CARLISLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) THE CORBY CASTLE STAYER. Biz furlongs. Caner LopeateOal b ars er, b Joey Joao, Tattoo, Iticocibet, Dalai* and ens. THE LOTTERY STARER. Me mid • quarter. Red Eagle, Dam* Captain Wedderbora, Greta, Hag gle, Sweetbriar, Ulm Wilionem, and Hegira are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. XARIC-LARK.--(THIS DAY.) The worigior has undergone a derldsd improvement since last Saturday. The clouds have DM yet been dispersed, but ISO fresh rain has tato, at least in this locality. The tern • persture, though warmer than last week, has not attained the warmth moll at this season of the year. The wheat Oasts are peeing into ear. several fields on favoured armada no new is blossom. Fine, dry, warm, windless, and raialms weigher is sow most desirable for the moors of Wean harvest. Haymaking has commenced, hut the and is is most parte of the country so sodden with water that the pass is feet ratting. A large poetics of the emp will he utterly lost as hay, and be cely good ea manure. 1 11 . := is everywhere bow a fortnight to three weeks tempered with ordinary essamm sad the result of the harvest remise very precarious. This morning the weather in Louden was cloudy, though Am. Tb. impede of foreiga grain into London mime last Monday were reported this mornings large of our imosly from Spain and Aserical, large of wheat, small of barley, mad very huge of oats, mostly from Baltic ports. The emply ot limespowa pain was very small, and al °Gentry made lour moderate. atteadeace cif the trade to-day in Mark-lane was very mall; the tone quiet, prices of most articles unaltered. WElAT.—Estlieb, reWl trade at last Mooday's rates. Pamirs noustaally unaltered in price. FLOVR slow side, at about last Monday's rates. BANAT quiet trade, at about last Monday's rates. OATlL—Larparrivals ; slow sale, at about last Monday's Rises. Ibusta.—Eaglish aad Egyptian held at about last Moo gennency. unaltered from last Monday's prices. CURRENT QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAID. WE:SAT.-English white, 56e. to 60s. ; red, Ma to 56e. mqr. ; Dantzie aml Konigsberg, 60s. to 65e. per 4941 b. ; k, 60e. to 64.. . • other Baltic porta, 60s. to 62a. ; French, white. 60e. to66e. ; red, 58s. to 625. PLOUIL-Town. 50s. to s4e.; Norfolk, 41a. to 42a. per 28016. ; French. 44e. to 50a. per 28016. ; American Waited States). Dl.. to 30y. per barrel. BAILEE.-English, 265. to 465. per qr. ; Baltic, 24a to 355. ; other torte, 26.1. to 28s. per qr. OATS.-British, Mi. to 28e. per qr. ; Ruasian, 21s. to 255. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, Zia to 245. per qr. BEANS.-English tick, 33e. to 38e. ; harrow, 39a to 425. per qr. Foreign, 325. to 41..15. per qr. Egy ptian, Me. to 355. 6d. per qr. Pus.-English boilers, 38s. to 40a. ; hog and grey, 345. to 355. •, foreign white, 36e. to 38s. For floating cargoes-with no fresh arrivals off the coast the trade is at a stand.stilL Prices of wheat, barley, and n* ore nominally unaltered. EzozTom dutoon. —Sipe. last Friday not • single grain laden vessel was reported arrived at pork of call The latest rake reportai were :—Maize arrived—American, 31s. 9rl per 4solb. (including bags); Odessa, less 2 per cent., 335. per 4921 b. There is now off the coast only one cargo of maize offer ing an sale. AJIRIVALB INTO LONDON FROM JULY 2 TO JULY 4. Engtbh Reads. Teretga. Vibes' IMMO Bang Os* . NOO la I SOW 'vine Gook neer. —: Foreign Flour, MO berrak irk. MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.) firGAIL —The public sales of bireign We going off steadily, and the private contract market is firm ►t yesterday's prices. A floating ears° of elated Manilla ban been sold. Corr= —Thim article barn an upward tendency, and the demand is good at fully last week's prices. Taa.—The trade are burin* rather freely out of the re sent anivabi. Prices are unaltered. Bern has become dull of sale. Ron continues in limited demand. B.turrtraz. —The market is dull and drooping. !Inca continue in fair demand. Markets generally have a steady appearance. TALLOW MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) The niarksi is Am Town tallow is quoted 53e., net cash ; Ps.orsburg T.C., ea the spot, 53e 3d.; July to Sept., 53e.; OA. In Den. Os. BOROI7OII HOP MARHET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Patttheisa sad Smith report that tie accounts freer the plaistraraim rinitiou r to email man *favourable this morning,. speaking in m a n ) pram of a aoavideraWe jacrosao of both dy and lice. no market is active, and bat few backers of duty at 170,000/. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL. JOLT to-*la - fibtenhesd. 751 76- Caledonian Meek. 064 a- astern fbarittes. 114 111- Great Northern Stock. 114 115-flreat Western. 69) dssl -Lancashire and YOTlnklre, 1044 106 - London and North Western. 1011 1011-Ditto i.shares. 124 121-51nnehester. Sheffield. and Lincoln, 40 41- %MEM Stork. 1171 1181-North British Stock, 63 631- North Plefforahire, 4 31 d.-North Rasters Berwlek Capital Mott:, 061 071-York Capital Stock. 614 82; Leeds bock. 51 521- Oxford. Woreeeter, and W , doeritamptusi. 4114-Bouth Eastern. 25+ 85 9-16-Dutch Rhenish, 51 51 d.-One{ basesebourg, 6 1110 615-16-Grand Trunk .01 Cara 7 1-16 71-Cireet Western of Canada, 11 111-Ditto New Shares. Of El E.-Buffalo and lake Huron. 41 41-Great Ship, lb., 134-Tbsatia and Money Marine Company. 1 1 1-16 p. M•rintorr.a, JI LT 3-There was a viol mutat, bat pekes were firm. Ismaili.. 1011-Mellami. 1171-feeds, 106-Doren, el4-Sbefikkb, 41 -(irrat Ship company. 1 ilel-fato, pref., 140 p -Thames and Mem), Map. 1.16 a.-Traks, 71-1147. nutieham itaaranteed stock 76- Linesuittlre Insunuice, 7 10 sl - North British, 631 EINEI3O/1414 Juts 3 -There was a fair business dolnk to-day t Illnisineo am fitianulteed, :51-London and North Western, 1011-6bropahl re Beak, 34 -- Birmingham Waterworks. me: l l2 L, Ilirmlaishani canals narked lot) ers-flimoingham Orepsay, tot .ii.n—uutrkt Vin link, Warta. 54 .11,47." Lam. JILT 1-1 1 b41114141. 41 - North Western. 141-Eastern nice . 154-Midlands. 1181-New (ias 41 paid', db. Od. p.— loads.lll6l-14•4" 1021 110—Yorks, 8L SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT A CRINOLINE FACTORY.— , Yesterday a shocking and fatal accident happened et the erisolise ictcry of Hewes. Wright, Hobson, and Cts., New deorge-etreek Sheillekl. It appeared that Sash Ass Morph* aged It who worked at the factory, west into a mom m which she had so b us i nem to g o. and for some purpose or other aseewled a ladder. While on the ladder her dress was caught by a revolving shaft, mid she was whirled round several times. Before any assistance could be et, her she was killed. THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. —The contractors for tho works of the metropolitan railway are pro: c e r li ng with great rapidity is the construction of the line. Be tween toasty and thirty houses have already been pur chased by the company and disposed of. At the com mencement of the line of railway, near the terminus of the Great Western Railway', • deep cutting has been d ug f or the formation of the line, and at Kises-cross touch pro ves* has been made in ita comtructiou, • great po r tio n of the clink-say having been got over by the diversion of the various sewers, which difllcult engineering work, owing to the care takes by the contractors, has been accomplished without as -isknt. . . . An accident occurred in Shields Harbour, on Monday, which created • good deal of excitement. One of the deamers hlonging to Messrs. Rogerson's new line of packets accidentally ran down • aculler.hoat, and its in. an old man and • boy, were with ddßculty rescued bon OIDINAKT SMARMS AND STOCKS. RAILWAY/. Blrm Woo telonrYal. IllrlL.Lan.olkahaalsna Blackburn Myth and Tres Boston, Bristol and Ude, Caledonian Cork and Sandia on - rit - w — all — Do. • IA madly. until fossil to E. Dublin and lea Dnad.,Partia *Wm East Anglian Eastern Counties Eastern Vain, Stock A Do. but Sllolk - Ditto Itdinburgband (Hanoi gillabro ,Parth, Duna& 'forth and Clyd• Jona. IGlaagow & & Western Groat North of ffooakuid lan Yi;riii;lT 1:1 QC lola i Wei. iiii - .) QM{ Way* DaliserVaLOsa.Bik I Lestraireal Tertsldre KAI limas GM Illetwall lOD' i lft , =oleit 1111 .)* llamas& Irseilitril es. I ef. I 11 I_:..elia.;" De. sad le TS TT ne lie IN lO6 7i lei 94 - 4 7 • s. 16 17 ilk 717 9 U V 17 TS Sei al I ioriii: 67 1111 lee 3110.,5bstollisobbelc 4 Metropolitan DID Midland DO De. Bina* Derby all ,Micl. Gt. Westin_ art) IMearcaatleand Gargano Al Newport, oi,. tarn. '. Newry/ Asurek.dat. NeMamapollos YO Nadi wri a $4 /warn Coustiss Us )0 North Midi W North Devoe 11011. D LII Dn. • )0 N. Thwiere—Dendek i i - I WI Da• lava Da Tat Taft Lain NaritilAWatiaatuma .rwwll.irr• 10 liaottoow-* 10 - i~, lie I .. 1 ! I 11 " 1.4 ef. II ITFtenotth Worm Scottish OssNY hastlish 1111fted Scottish N. 1.. Aiwa& p t y fßialai llooth a rts South Brim Amok Waks __ _ 1117yefteL (kJ llyseDu lii lii grersti rr ietal it now aft !raids 77 C iitr it ui7ser -- eol IoL I Doh Do Yds al Nods ii• Illeled• tla • L Wilselood i =mow in wool Oirmil in [West Lostics Do , Writ Midland-00ml RAILWAYS. 'Eris.* Exeter 4 p. et. se lealedonlan, 110 Dun. Perth, & Aber. JUL lEast Anglian, A, Op. el Do. B, fp. el. Do. (1, 7p eel IL Conn. Ex., ep.e4.3a0.1 Do. _ do. No., ISO 109 100 100 100 100 100 BO: NeVe p. et. ei:r Eastern V14148. w p. et. di. Glaep,6 p. at I Hdln.,Perth, D0n.,4. p.c. Great Northern, 5 p. ct. IDo.r.c.red.st 10 p.cipm. Do. 41 percent Do.sp.c.red.st 5 p.c.pm Ot.N Scotland. let Pref Ot.Weel(Berkottlants) Do. redeem 41 p. cent Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do. irredeem. 4 p. et. Do.sp.ct.redeem Pref. Do. Nino. Pref. Shares Do.ChesterPLlM.Bp.e. D. do. do. fp. Do. Krim. oem. Stock Do. Chest. Goa. Mares i);: Jo. "d 7 Do. do. do Lonc.et Yorksh. dp.c.St Ton. et litetght..6p.c.Ous. St *to. 1 D 0.5 p.c. do. No.! D3.6p.e. Jo Do. i.e. do. No. d Do. we. do. Do. p.wpfalt. do Da Two. Prat Stock Dallwado. (W. LAC. P Dadpa SL(dD. dd. WI ya.Clialhaat and Dover LANW.Cov.&Nun.sp.e. L4ka.W.V.e.Bl.lsteOli. Irsa l L id° llll:7l * lLl Cn eTp.t:. De. Le Do. !i per met .. 1-/W.rriisik-01-46.0 166 31.1164066.11p.a5t0dt NI Do. Coos. 64 N. 6p c 10 Da Oe p.c.. Prot Stork LW Do. Lit alltreht 4p e 10 Norfolk 6p. 4.6 Stuck 10 North British. wont 100 Do. New. 06 6p. eR 1 DD./brier Uslo• 14. ft N. 16. 6—Berw.6 Da 13 6. Undo Ilp.et. No. 1 111 Ds. York. EL I &pert WI 'Nat 11 1/0f ▪ 116111111( 100 100 100 100 100 ___ALlDepwLitein Da/ikon/Lew& Den f p.o& r d Mak IL Dim Dined di pt &Ina ilawl.da.SL&ll) Do. 4ipir met Do. land dipw oent. & War gan. 4p. own. Do. dipw ant &7erbiWs 4p. sus. dieoLlDintlngtonp.o. Do. do. Ho 6 pe. Do. do. Ceske. wedeln& Ellkennyepe. W.llid-00.1ettpmet Do. do. 2nd do. Do. Newp. e p. et. Peet ,Do.do.pap. a p et. prat. IPOILIIGN a/1 'Antwiep a latterdaml all illrelenes ilillotda&O.Pr .l 0.1=p.e.1 off %aloha I. Sl& Ayres & S. MlTlalatiO aII Iloilo' to Oralastosoc ▪ Ronossaz Moo * Balt an an IcktraiPagtio iii 14 101 114 106 111 110 116 110 764 11T 111 106 116 116 140 116 106 1111 Me 12 118 101 li6 114 116 114 114 110 . /N. rg t ir : t « . 1041 104 _se .n la fill A lti: 12g in 11% 116 10 11 4109 61i I 117! 119; 96 97 IS Of ii Fos ita sti a let Dee 04 14 6 1 4 /11 ie. 114 116 •s U 16 U 49 91 4 $ 44 IS 111 IN II • V 9 $1 6 II $9 40 1 1 Oe 69 66 106 119 St ei 44 44 Le 1 r I el _ I IMs par zd U SS 22 T 5 122 124 i l l 11 102 1•4 102 104 219 91 111 101 SI SB SI 29 In SIB as as 45 SO 124 124 120 lit 92 10e 11$ lit MATS. 4 lei I I ia 4 2411 4 ii 11 iLitTtChiCenTsi ▪ liaatern of France ,041. Rusefan gum. 5. p. e .111 Gt. Central of France an OR Luiembg. Coast. Ph. all ,Italian Junction an lake Constance I Bale. all Sierra and Turnhout all Lyons and Geneva all Maria Antonia all NamctLieste f By the all Do. 6p .e. Pd. f Beig.gov. all Nwthmn of Franco._ It Do. New Maros all Norweglaa Trunk fret all Paris. Lyons. and Medi" all Paris and Orleans Li Recife and S. ?fasciae° 14 ilia Fcramablaslc all 'lwo mg all !Paaval Dui* all :11Ayal RwdM ell Do. 7 per eget. all Sangre and Meuse I all Dn. 54 per cent. Fret. tI I Ileutraulelhs.4.7 pert" Ma 12 A. Anal R Lnin.Tenstlaa i Ma o r all another' of France ; all West Flanders all Do. se per oat. Fist tt I all West. &N.W. of France II 1 a Western of Austria all Wiesbaden S di :dl 19 191 id 3 S} 391 -.... . - 1 99 1 S 9 Ili 14 61 64 - - 13 IS eructs. 'Da I-07 114- Ninfolk4p.e.llar. LL Mort Itai...el.lasay Od-Weices.4p.d.4 Ah ls. M. 6111111 N. Sri p. el. 91 94 ii is :11 ii. i at 811.1TISII 1.08838.1101418. ILLILWAYS. Bo r7l. FirriErsa.if Do. do. Buffalo aldkaorosiL Do. New Do. Praesnaro Balt,Broot,./Oodorls• 6 p.c. Bde., 1,1872 endorsedt~.&L Do. Ja w s, iffs. L Do. l, 114, ditto. edemas • i t loolsro iii Ili 11 01 Ws 4 1 41 caw art footoro lad Indian Do. Itloodoo Do. lubbolpolo Do. p. &Moot DooloodDo. ip. el. do Yothoorso Grood TMk of Do. I per at PM. Do.doo.PraLl Do. pot Do. pre .IM F Do. do. W.— Do. do. —UM Groot Wks Padards 0 64 N.wDo. t& atbidls g. II et t. Woe Canada. Do.. New 76 60 D° 6 l : 4 ". 44. °1 4 75 :F 1 iiu OD Do. do. 73 thoutop. Ma D0.14p0y.77 ros Que p.ot. r. Bdo, p et Do. do. I 1 Do. pot Do. 40 tzten et. . do. .. Melb.Oorp.dp. ct leads N. Dronowick & Da B cap. do. De. do. Lod do %de (Limited) Da. Alsoilli ri V.g. I kod Thaldriaftiso4, ii ii fits 14 tt 1 le dla 1 1 SW zd 1004 zd 1.4" Far id di. pr xd 14 id 101 1011 id la 21 R i it :d 11 !1} 1 die id 11f ii 14 2 98 di. 96 98 96 98 90 91 98 88 zd N VI id 90 9! zd 19 1 dl, zd 5 I 5 I I. I • T 4. 1860. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. tWa 2; lON ON id - 14 28! a= M 111 11 N i I ' 1.,410, 81. Oommecial 100 1/40* OR Do. 4p. at Prot. Ms 101 MOAB lit tail and 11441 India 100 1,1114110 ea load= 1 UNION OR St. s, gather' MAI Di. Soatbaispica MAO et Victoria 1.110 10 Da. New COLONIAL 001 M =dlll4 'I i 9i141 I e6i-7 xd i I— dis Par : 011 - Is. 188 1 atop= 1 Pd. ICL prima 1 8a1m..... .. Gan.Gev.6p.aJsma Ad. 100 111 Ild ad .... .. De. I par oast, 1181 .. 100 1114 ad .... .. De. 6pa mat. 1370 .. 100 _ IA .... .. De. 4 preoent., 1880 .. 100 1111 ad .... .. Da 6 per 01.1•16.1Ang. 100 110 112 .... .. Do. flper et. Plaza Sep. 100 119 112 ;000M0 . I Do. 6 per lieri ma& p. lOll 50 9114 1004 ad 10011 100 Do. de. .... .. New Branew.Ger.6 iet. 100 106 106 ad —ed .... .. 1.8. Waimea. 6p. GUMS IN 90; Me ad 904 ( 10 .... .. Da. 6p. a., WI 100 96 NI ad —ld .... .. Ds. 11 p. e.. UM to 1,876 100 974 911; vial 7411111 .... .. Noma Ilealla 6p. et. 84g. .... .. Deb. redeem. 1876 . _ ,100 1064 1061z..1 ad .... .. IL Ara Gov. op. e. Boodslloo 197 la id .... .. Vle. Ov. 6p. e. JaaaJoly,loo ad .... .. Da. de. Op. e. Apr. 46 061.100 1071 lag 1064 8 BEITI3II MM. No. I Sh. 1 Nara. 1 Pd. 1 Cl. pier. 1 Balm 1 4120 . Allred Com 1 16,000 10 Britia Irma ( ” . 10 11. 10 1 1 44 OP .. Clifford 1,024 Co.. (Taviatk ) 1 435 446 611 .. pat Duna (Mopia) 4144 .. Neel Gweikm 4000 .. LIR Ire' Manila ) U. 4a 1 14 12 .. Grambler a6l Asbyn HI 40 I. .. South Tolgua 4 .. G.Vik Alfred (Phillack) 11.13.9 1 1 i 16,9. .. G. Wk. Vor (gebton) ll4 .. Grenville 1,0116 .. Haredeleet U. Its. 27 4 2114 6 . .. Elapto• Down 41.114.84 0, .. Daly Earths LIA. 4 . (ling leiiii“) ,11 401 6 0 :: =rowan di 2.500 .. N. Tremor ( ) moo ~ N. Irk Benet ( ) 6a I I,Oone. .. North Wbeal Crotty Par (EL 14 111 — l.l ge Providence (ll=) 10.17. 11,000 .. dge Con. Ma. Co l2O. 1 7 612 .. 8. Camden ,114. Clear) l4 296 300 6,000 .. B. Coro Brea (Mopn) 669.909 1 B. Deron Irma di Gen Mining (Lim) 400 .. 6. W. Frances ( Yoga) 16161 166 106 — O9O .. Stray Park • 111.0. 67 69 9,0006 Tamar 811,21.eadMaC 64 21 1 1,000 10 Tin Croft 20,000 .. Vale of Tows, (Cara) Us. 6d. Is t 6000 .. West 13amet (Mogan) 1,024 .. W. Caradon (Uakeard) 1 117 1 2 400 .. Wed fletani 511 .. Wt. Bartel (Illogat) 166 .. Wh. Boller (Iledrath) 1 90 96 4,090 .. Wt. Edward (Calstoak) 8$ 1,0e2' .. Wk. lUttrai t a y . Want) L 7.2. 14 1 1.084 .. Ann ) 1,060 .. 11L ig tela imia. wasy (Usk) 14 17 al 3011120 N NINE& No. 1 illi. 1 26Th. 1 Pall 1 a prima 1 Bake. 10,000 20 Anetrallan 7 4 .80 1 Bon Amoral. Lholted Us. las poi 19.M9 SI Hiss.lap. (Itallfiga) Al MOM 10 Do. at. John deibly 16 274 284 ad 19.000 1 Do. Lad a lila. On all (el KM 1 CM.Con. Kin. 00. Jam. 1 -- 12,000 40 Cobre Copper 10,000 76,400 1 gtn Cla reemlain Dapper mil 4 I 16000 2 Fortuna 20 General all II 16 —• 00,000 1 Gt. Northern of 3. Autralialr) 1 4 din. par 79.000 14 Kannada (lim.) l a sl4 pm 10005 3 Linares 6 inaltantan 109.816 1 Itarieulta all i 4 00,000 1 N. Rhine Copper of & Australia (Um.) —. ID. 4 4 ale 10,000 10 Polite hand Ulverlaml di II 0 64 100,000 6 Port Philllp 1 80,000 1 &MUM Austin. (Um )NM l i 1 ale 44174111.164 Ma WI Ma lted Meadoen — 80,000 I Worthing 11m.) sa Isa. I I *No 1 Do. ( JOINT lITOCZ No. I liti. I MM. IN.I Cl prices. 1 NW. 10,000 100 Agra and 11. Bee. leak .II - - - 22,6001 40 Audadaela al 08 II 70 0' - 10,000 26 Bank of Egypt - 3,000 100 Bank of London OO Id U U 50,000 20 Bank of 'Turkey 19,000 60 British N. America - -• - USN 10 Chia. Bank et India Australia, and Cldna . an 191 Of 90 LI 10 10,000 16 Orel. Mere. of India Loa., and Cid= all 10 11 - 0 000 100 Qty niii - 10,000 100 60,000 20.11 Cow edema& 26.000 100 Coati Lesion 10000 10 lag.lesaArAest Chartd all 104 17 - 80,000 20 O. - Beak ef Berltaerlaad all - - - 16,000 10 Lea. Ch. balk of Aortal an 214 El - 16,000 GO LAMM sad Neat) - - - 00,000 50 Lemke Jelat Stock - - 50.000 100 lam. sad Westminster- 90 - - - 10,000 100 Nat Pm,. et lhaeland 4l - - - 25,000 10 De. Now l2 - - - 20,000 60 Nalionel Busk 16,000 10 Now NW& Wales 60400 16 Orkatal Beak Conant all - - - 05,000 10 Ottani= Bank - fO,OOO 100 Provincial of Ireland - - - ax i 4,000 10 Do. New 10000 26 Sold& Aadralla all - - .- 40000 16 Ultima of Aisabilla - - 43 WON IA Thdoe of lambus 84 100 (laity Naiad ... ao - - - strocoururzous. Ne. I IN. I Mamma I N 41 pilaw 10440' 10 - Alaskan Illat .. all 134 144 - UAW SS Australia& Awful ... 10 19 IS - NOUN Atlautk T•L (Uss ).... all - - - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks.... all 44 8 - 60 Brit. Amertcan Lind . 0 - - - .8,400 60 Brit &Irish 66 4 . rm. .4 an IT so - 114281 20 Do. II 7pma. WI IMall 19 11 .- 11.7119 20 Do. C - 0,916 311 Canada load all 116 UM ad -Id 1,000 10 Channel IslaadaTel. (1,) all 0 $ - 800,000 St. Do. Cop.3le.ofEng.&bmsk all U 27 - 12,000 15 Do. Pre. 71 per cent. ell 9114 1114 - - 1,001994 St. Crystal Palacio 180,810 111. Preference - 360,000 Bt. Do. Bp. et. Tarp. Deb lOO 101 10i sd - 700,000 St. Illsctric Telegraph - 7,109 26 Do. New l6 par Ipm - 70,000 6 Ent and Aust. Cop. - 10,000 15 Oen. Steam Naviaatioe 14 - - - Ifo,ooo 1 Groat Ship (Lholfed) 1 00,000 1 Do. 174 per cent Prat 1 illl *pm - 12,000 6 Loa. District Tel. (4)• • 1 1 1 q d l4 - 10 60,000 Laudon Discount (L.) - 100005 4 Loa. Oen. Omnibu• Co all 11 II 60,000 SO Madras Irrlan. & Canal 1 24 N pen ml 5 ;71 30,000 10 MediterraneanllecTel. all - - - 12,000 10 Medlter. Ex. Tel. ;Lim.) an oi - *moo 25 National Dineount Co 6 14 Of dB 1 4 4 zd MOO 20 Nerboddaooal&lrou(L) 6 2 14 dis - 11,110 10 Netherlands land . - all -, .. 60,000 5 Do. Bp. c., is. at 1 ilia all 4 4 - 1.724 100 N. Bruns. &N. Boot. Li 15 U 10 - 180870 IN. Brit. Australasian an I 1 - 50 ,000 1 1 , Gal - 50,000 1 Do. "New Share" l . 6a I par - 1 0,000 10 . In. eta (111 e.) • - - - 10, 111 D MA o. N IL Peel Neer baud& Ws 104 44 09 - 14000 50 Brain. aadOelsa. Nam all 1 n_i 2 10 1 000 50 Do. New U 10 7 73 11 pm IN 40 , 000 so lid Iles & lad. Tel. 44 e.ferliOtr all I .Oev all 4 11 dis par - 10, NI , 11 - 10. 1S . New an 11 6 - 15,000 NO Royal Nall Rim - NI 80 62 41 1 . IL . • • Ark luomea. 110 HO 110 - 1 4. 111 . • Amender Lad an 86 i 1111 14 75, 0 N de - M 1 , Tat 1 Da , Illaglier 9W ed lB MI 4 - 64N0 IS • La. Oa 14.0na 6 -.- - 16t 109 Yea Dismal laml llll 9 1 0 - xd 103 ti id THE PANIC IN THE HIDE AND LEATHER TRADE. Two o'CLocw. The funds this morning experienced an improve ment of per oent., hut have since returned to the closing quotations of yesterday. Little business is going forward. The share markets are firm. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter; were quoted &Mr. 600., being rather more than i per cent. better than on Monday. Consols are officially marked 934 and 4, ex div., for the account (July 10). The present quotation is 934 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 102; Indian Four per Cent. De bentures, 1858, 984 ; ditto 1859, 984 ; India Bonds, 55., 95., 45., die. ; Indian Five per Cent. stook, 1859, for account, 1044, ex div. An improvement of about 4 per cent. has taken place in Turkish Bonds. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 774 to 78, and that of 1858, 804 to 4. In other foreign stocks there has been scarcely any business. Sales are recorded as follows: Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 44, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Gents., 1858, 804; ditto, for account, 604 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1024. The scrip of the new Russian Loan is quoted par be 4 prem. It has been stated that Mr. Henry Lafone, tanner, of Liverpool, has stopped payment We are glad to be able to state iu the most explicit manner that the report is entirely false. The hide and leather trade continues in a most disorganised state. The failure of Messrs. Streat feild, Lawrence, and Mortimore has produced a great sensation throughout the metropolis and the provinces ; and we have to add a long list of houses which have just stopped, being either directly de pendent upon Messrs. Streatfeild and Co., or otherwise involved. Amongst these are the fol lowing :—Mesars. W. and C. M. Mundy, tanners, of Manning-street, Bermondsey ; Mr. T. H. Morti more, of Andover ; Mr. H. Hacker, tanner, of Bermondsey ; Mr. Arthur Waring, .hide and skin merchant, of Fenchurch-street and Locks-fields ; Mr. John G. Sullivan, boot and shoe manufac turer, of the Borough ; Messrs. K and J. Clarke, of Kidderminster; and Mr. Daniel Carpenter, tanner and coach currier, of the New Kent-road. The liabilities of Mr. H. Hacker and Mr. A. Waring are said to be about 30,0001. ; those in the other instances above mentioned will, it is feared, prove more considerable. Other houses in London and the provinces are believed to have succumbed, but we withhold the names until the statement is fully confirmed. It appears that the liabilities of Messrs. Smith, Patient, and Smith will amount to some thing like 200,0001. ; those of Messrs. J. Herbert Smith and Co., to 180,000/. ; and those of Mr. W. G. Gibson, of Godalming, to 150,0001. These three stoppages were mentioned in the Express of yesterday. The assets in the two latter in stances are believed to be of considerable amount. It is a remarkable fact that about a dozen of the London banks and discount establishments prove to be holders of acceptances on the failed firms ; and the amount in several instances is large. The Bank of England, it may be proper to mention, are covered by securities which they hold. We do not see that any good would arise from publishing the list of the establishments involved. The extent of the facilities for obtaining acoommodation in Lon don may be inferred from the number of holders of acceptances of the principal house that has fallen, none of whom seem to have had an idea of the number of discount accounts opened by the firm with other establishments, or that many of the bills offered represented merely a renewal of previous o bligations. The character of the management of several of these establishments is of the highest clam It is but too evident that the basis upon which the leather trade has rested has long been most precarious, owing to the extension of the transactions far beyond the point warranted by the capital of the firms engaged. Numerous members of the trade have hung upon each other, and more especially upon the one great house ; hence the ex tent of the crash. The full effect of these wide-spread embarrass ments has probably not yet been received from the provinces. One of the most serious features in connexiog, with the liquidation is the depreciation which must take place in the value of hides, leather, and other stock-in-trade, through the attempted realisation of so enormous a mass of property. This process must be carried through with great care. No operations took place yesterday in leather, buyers holding aloof and the market being paralysed ; but English hides, being forced for sale, have experienced the serious fall of from 30 to 40 per cent. from the prices previously current. The market for foreign hides is, as yet, compara tively little affected. The following aro the circulars issued on behalf of Mr. W. G. Gibson, of G(xlalming, and Messrs. J. Herbert Smith and Co., of Bermondsey 3, Moorgateatreet, KC., London, July 3, 1860. We regret to inform you that ()sip; to the serious de pression in the leather trade, Mr. W. 0. Gibson. of God aiming, has been compelled to suspend his payments. His books have been placed in our hands, and we shall be pre pared to submit a statement of his affairs to his creditors in • short three. We shall be obliged by your forwarding to us the par ticulars of your claim, and of any bills or other securities you may hold.—We are, your most obedient servants, QUILTIII, BALL, JAY, and Co. 3, Moorgateetreet, &C., London, Jule 3, 1860. You will already have become aware of the suspension of Messrs. J. Herbert Smith and Co., of Wdd's-rents, Ber mondsey, consequent on the serious looses they have sus tained. Their books have been placed in our hands, and a statement of their affairs, which we are preparing, will be submitted to the creditors at the earliest possible moment. We shall be obliged by your forwarding to us the particulars of your claim, and of any bills or other securities which you may bold.—We are, your most obedient 'crenate, QUILTER, BALL, JAY, and CO. A meeting was held on Monday in London of the creditors of Messrs. R. and H. Draper, tanners, of Kenilworth. The difficulties of this firm attracted attention some weeks ago, when an arrangement was entered into with the principal creditors to pay a composition of Iris. in the pound. This, it ap pears, Messrs. Draper have not been able to carry out. The result of the meeting on Monday was the adoption of a resolution in favour of the acceptance of a lower rate of composition—viz., 13s. 6d. in the pound, in instalments payable at 3,6, 9, 12, and 15 months. The liabilities were stated at 175,0001., and the assets at 106,000/. A large portion of the gold recently re ceived from Australia, which was taken to be re fined, goes abroad. The Tyne, from Brasil, has brought 97,0001., and the Tagus, from the Penin sula, 28,9161. There being little or no demand for the next steamer for Bombay, the be: silver by the West India packet has been sold for the Continent at ss. lid. per ounce, showing a fall of Id. compared with the price obtained for the previous supply. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on Hamburg, Vienna, and Frankfort were rather more inquired for, and the rates were not quite so favourable for this country as on Friday. The quotations are shown below : " te 1 to 17/ ; ditto, short, 11.141 ;d e a — iT: 11.16 - to isi ; Rotterdam, 3 months,months,ll.l6i to 171 ; Antwerp, $ months, 25.323 to 71 ; Hamburg (ms. banoo), 3 mon th s , 13.5 to ; AAA. 3 days, 25.12; to 171 ; ditto, 3 months. 25.35 to 40; Fraakfort-on-the•Maine, 3 months, 117 f to Petersburg (per reable), 3 months, 35 to j ; Vienna ((al 3 months, 13.00 to 13.06; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 1:1.00 to 13.05 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49i to ; Cid* 3 months, 491 to Leghorn. 3 months, 30.40 to 5 ; Genoa, 3 months. 35.40 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 39 to g ; Lisbon, 90 days, 5200 OPOI 4O , 90 days, WI to 53 . The Eastern Bengal Railway dividend warrants are posted yesterday, so that this government guarantee is available to the stockholders even before the Con sols dividend. A public notice of the issue of the warrants is some check against the risks of mis carriage. At the meeting of the London Dock Company, held yesterday, a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 3 per oent. per annum was declared, and the directors' report was adopted. A meeting was held yesterday of the shareholders in the notorious North of Europe Steam Company, for the purpose of receiving the report of the liquidators, Messrs. Smith and Capper, and of declaring a further return of sa. per share. An attempt was made by Mr. Abel, but unsuccessfully, to trace the manner in which the shareholdeni" property has been dissipated. The liquidators refused to reply to Mr. Abel's questions, upon the ground that they had nothing to do with the cons pony's antecedents prior to their election to their present office. Mr. Abel, on the other hand, insisted that the liquidators had been appoiated not only to realise the assets, but to inquire what has become of the 400,000/. lost to the shareholders. The report, notifying the payment of Si. per share, making 21. ss. returned out of the 201. shares, was adopted. It is anticipated that a further and final dividend of ss. per share will be distributed. The attendance at this meeting was very small. The ninth ordinary general meeting of the share holders iu the City Bank is called for the 17th inst ,to declare a dividend. The retiring directors offer themselves for re-election. The half-yearly meeting of the Brighton Railway Company is called for the 30th of July. It in pro posed to increase the directors' remuneration from 1,800/. to 2,500 i. per annum. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the dividend due the 12th inst. on Buenos Ayres Six per Cent. Bonds. Notice is also given of the pur chase and extinction of New Deferred Bonds to the amount of 20,0001., through the application of • sum of 15,000 Z. assigned for the purpose by the government. The half-yearly dividend is announced on Crystal Palace Preference stock, and on Perruanbuoo Rail way shares. In Mincing-lane yesterday there was an improved demand fur sugar. The public sales of plantation Ceylon coffee went off at firm prices. Teams". Eviinsc. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to 4, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened and closet to day at the same quotation. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for account (July 10), 931, 4,4, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced 93f, 4,4, ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4,4, 4 ; Bank Stock, 2294, 230 ; Five per Cent . enfaced" rupee paper, 961,3 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 102; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, for account, 104 k ex div. ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96f ; India Stock, for account, 222 with div. ; ditto Bonds, is., de., 10s. dis. Indian government securities were quiet. The Five per Cent. stock of 1859 remains quoted 104} to f ex div. for the account. India Bonds were qn.ed 10s. to 6s. din. ; and Exchequer Bills par to 3s. prem. Foreign stocks were steady. The Turkish Loan of 1834 was quoted 771 to 1, and that of 1868, 591 to 604. Spanish Defmr- Three per Cents. were in demand. The rise in the Spanish Passive Debt continues to attract attention ; transactions took place to-day as high as 194. Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds were marked 25. The market for Bank shares to-day was dull, ex cept as regards Bank of Australasia, which were in demand, and have again advanced 1 per cent. A considerable fell took place in National Discount shares, owing to the failures in the leather trade. London Discount were likewise flat, from the same cause. Peel River Land stock was quoted rather better. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, II to 1.1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, I to II ; Universal Marine Insurance, k to I prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to ; South Eastern Railway of Portugal, to prem. ; London and South African Bank, I dia. to par. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocii. - The mining market to-day is rather quiet, and there is little change in prices. In the Stock Ex chang• Lady Bertha shares are officially marlil 3. There have also been a num ber of transactions in shares in East Basset, Providence, Trencrom, Wheal Mary Ann, Wheal Edward, Cern Brea, Stray Park, Call). borne Vean, Wheal Crebor, and Great Rettallack mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares are likewise very quiet. Pontgibaud have been dealt in at 54. An extraordinary meeting of the General Mining Association is called for the 19th of July to con firm the resolution passed on the 28th ult., sane timing an alteration in the deed of settlement. South Frances Mine on the tad instant declared a divi dend of 31. per share. From Lady Bertha Mine (July 2) the agent' state : " The 41 west continues poor. In the 41 met the lode is still improving in value. In the 30 east we have put the men to drive by the side of the lode. Bayly's wines in the bottom of this level is still good, worth 7 toss, or 351. per fathom. In Crewman's wines, in the bottom of this level, the lode is quite 7 feet wide, composed of mundic and ore, worth about 6 tons or 30/. per fathom. We sampled on Friday last 218 tons (computed)." THE LIVERPOOL POISONER WINSLOW. —lt has been ascertained that Thomas Winslow (charged with the poisoning of the late Mrs. James) made experiments some Lime stone upon a dog, which died in consequence. The animal will be at once exhumed, and the renuuns eaantiuod by the analytical chemist, Dr. Edwards. The bodies of the late Mrs. Townsend and her two children will also bo f•l humed immediately on the receipt of tho mammary order from the Secretary of State. DEATH BY DROWNINO.—On Monday night an accident occurred on the canal which separates the North and South Camps, by which a man named Handley met hui death, and several men the Rifle Brigade narrowly escaped with their lives. It appears that the unfortunate man has, for some time past, been engaged in towing persons across the canal in a punt, after the pontoon bridge, South Camp, hes been drawn, and on the availing in question live men of the above brigade, who were returning to their quitters, jumped into the boat, and happening to lean too moth on one side, overturned it, and they and the boatman were precipated into the canal. The Engineer on duty did his beet to save the men, and succeeded in getting two of them out ; the other three scrambled to the bank, and were conveyed to the regimental hospital of the rifle brigade. The unfortunate men, George Handley, sank , and som e time elapsed before he could be got out. Dr. Murphy, of the 12th regiment, promptly attended, and did everything in his power to resuscitate him, but his efforts were unavail ing, and life was pronounced extinct, Too much credit cannot be given to Dr. Murphy for his persevering assiduity in so worthy a cause.—didersholt Gaaec. MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE AT ALLOA.—Gart mom Lilts, in the immediate vicinity of Mho, and from which the inhabitant& of the town derive their supply of water, has been the scene of • distressing event. At this moon the beauty el Gartmorn, and It. short distance from Alloy induce many young people to visit the lake and perambulate its banks. Sunday last, the let of July, was so charming a day that not only did numbers visit the lake, but several young people were tempted in the course of the afternoon to bathe in it. The ousegnence was that, out of one group of nine, two boYt, Herniae) , and Kinnear, pupils at the Allot Industrial School, were drowned, and their bodies were not recovered till about 7 o'clock—three hours after they had entered the water. And while the boys were drowning at one end of the take, a carpenter of the name of Donaldson and a boy named Murrie were struggling for their lives at the other end. Morrie fortunately succeeded in getting his foot planted on a stone, which just kept his head above water, and there he stood patiently till a rope was throyn3 to him, and by this means was saved ; but Donaldson, the carpente r, was drowned, and his body woe eat recovered tal half-past nine o'clock. The three dead bodies were all conveyed io a cart to Allem, accompanied by ' the sorrowing relatives of the decried.—Scotsman. 10SIiirl 110.1146 111,4111 ►0.660 110 1611 131 e .... ay i 106 C 11.11 i 1171 66 - 46 661 i fie 116 116 116 3 11 112 126 11l 730 119 113 107 100 - 141 10 Ift 11 118 118 166 118 106 11e 4 MI n , IP= i Pm Id - 17 - 0 100 100 100 =w xd Ms 676 li* 0050 00 07! i 1044 zd T i