The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-17 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. POLLING.-(THIS DAY.) OXFORD Olastose kardi LUIBURN. 10.30 Hub= ...... 10.30. UN 1449 MID 103 la3o. 0819 03Om Thin en sow 111) 'Oar audidstet. SWITORDSHIRE (NORTH). 10. Stiff mix* sal hossin miss 180 1 17 Tin U. Thyme* Bitbagful YOUGHAL. 10.30. Bait Mired ; McKee= returned. : iii .. TO NOMINATIONS ANDBIXMBERS: (THIS DAL) SAW SUrrO Osiosu LX.—Heosiker orthand Kelly returned. N, and Fine returned. Dares (Noire).—Wefusia and Ached returned. Pseasonnunas. —G. tart Phillip. returned. I,oo"Mniss (Noire). —Stanhope and Cholmeley re tuned. LeerDOlMpar (COONTS).—Heywate and Dawson re turned. SOWS LeSCASH/11.—Eserbth. Leib, Thsamea, Olad eteee. Rsyweed , and Turner. Dominated. Pell desisanded. o gu inDeD (Waver).—Lowther sad Wyndham Marna. a innu ,u,(Wner).—Dara( and St. Ruben returned. Inneumestuanns.-11aRtseos returned. Leaman Cocirrt—Oreeille and O'Reilly retained. Limy Ocoarrr.—Barbert end Olatleresee returned. ),—Baker, fielyin, and Odell nominated. dammani. Du ....• =r anded. stre). —Remise" Witham'," and Shako Poll dem Dinnwasami—Wyna and Birldulph retained. DAYS OF POLLING. - 0 --- lint (East), Tawlay, July 18. Wilts (South). llooday, July 17. CANBIUDOSSIIIILL—The aspect of affairs with wiped to this county is not • little &viler. The old fibers were Mr. E. Yorke (brother of Lord Hardwicke), sad Lord George Manners, conservatives, and Mr. Adearke, liberaL and it was considered that the three would be reelested without opposition. On the dissolution taking plies Mr. Torte retired, and Lord Royston (son of Lard Berdeleke), came forward in his place. This, coupled with the fact that Mr. Actium, although • mild liberal, is eon- In-law of the noble lord, gave rims to • cry of no party com pact, and Mr. Adams being personally napopular,Mr. Young, a 'ffiebech merchant of good property, announced his late.- tic* of going to the poll. Me name was received through out the county with enthusiasm, especially by the small faemww and tradespeople, aided, no doubt, by hie promised opposition to the malt-tax. On Saturday, at • meeting of Jr. Adesee's friends, it was determined to withdraw Mr. Alessi from the °oaten, and, therefore, Lord Royston, Lord George Manners, and Mr. Young will to-morrow (Temdsy) in all probability be returned without opposition. This will be rather • gain to the government, inasmuch as Mr. Young is a more staunch liberal than Mr. Adams. The ereservatives would have brought forward • third candi date bat they cannot find one, and if they did Young would be at the head of the polL Knowing their strength, there is bat little doubt that at another eleotioa two liberals will be brought forward. NATIONAL RIPLN ASSOCIATION.-PRIZI MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) The business of the day commenced at 9 o'clock, the volunteers beginniog the shooting with great spirit. The programme of to-day M very extensive, the prizes con sisting of the second stage of St. Georges—the Dragon Cap ; fast stage of the Albert Prize ; the mond stage of the Alexandra Prize ; the Any Rise Association Cap; Erica Prise—the Spectator Prize, and the Hor►tio Rom Prise. The &Bowleg general prizes are also much patronised —the running deer, and running man, and Swiss carton The Surrey Volunteer Fire Brigade continues to be a great attraction for the numerous visitors that are constantly arriving at the camp. His Grace the Bishop of London, Lord Spencer, and Lord Dude visited the fire tent and expressed their appreciation of the volunteer firemen, and the admirable anangements for the ready eatinguishing of fire. Of the smell associated companies that of the rust Surrey is the admiration of all. AU the tents are tastefully decorated with fire; buters, and evergreens, and present quite • picturesque appearance. On Tuesday there is to be held a peeral social convivial gathering of the London Scottish, Loedoo Rifle Brigade, and the First Surrey—one of thous monkey that tend, u we think, to promote good feeling sad unanimity amongst the volunteers and foster friend ships between the representatives of the corps of different aktions. THE ROUPELL FOROERILS.—The re rt recently in simulation that further legal • s would be likes in reference to the transactioes in which the con sist Round' nth commed, has been contredieted• and it is now stated th a t t h e w h o l e o f th e di s p u t e d claims have bees compromised, and arrangements have bees am to between the heir-at-law, Mr. Richard Roane% and the different owners of the property that was pur chased under the deeds executed by William Roupell, that will obviate the nementy of any further legal pro ms:lisp. It will be recollected that two actions were tried, one of which related to an estate neer Kingston, Met was compromised by the owner agreeing to pay one half of the value of the nroperty, which was estimated at 15,0001., to Mr. Richard Ramon ; and the other had Ma lice to another estate, worth about 12,0001., in the neigh !maimed of Romford. This action was tried at the Chelmo fad Amine in 1863. and, after a long inquiry, the ju ry wore usable to come to a decision, and they were d uohargd without giving a verdict. The value of the property claimed by the heirat-law, and to obtain which he brought kis actions of sjeotinent against those persons who had under the alleged forged instruments executed purchased William Roupell, was estimated at over I 200,000 f., and in the course of the injunctions that en mad it is stated that the proposition of the heir-at-law vas that the parties should pay half the estimated value of the different properties, as bad been done upon the co- Olin of the first action, but this proposition was not se anted. The terms finally agreed to are said to be that the heirotlaw will receive about 50,0001., and fresh deeds will be executed that will have the effect of securing all the parties who have purchased the different estates in the gtiet and undisturbed possession of their property. William Woundl, the self-convicted forger, is still in one of the go versreeet prisons under sentence of penal servitude for life, and, es his evidence will now not be again required, bt ;ill, no doubt, very shortly be sent to the oonrict eats thehment at Bermuda. Asuman BLOOMER CONEWITION. The salvo saw of the "American (bloomer) costume" have been lidding a two days' convention at Rochester, N.Y., darling whit]) a good deal of talking wee expended upon the merits of ibis costume and the evils of the fashionable styles. One ditto incidents was the introduction of a family of women fanners to the convection by a Dr. Jackson :—He begged to introduce Mrs. Pauline J. Roberts, of Pekin, Niagara "QM,. known NI the women farmer. He said that the and her daughters did all the work of the farm, Ploughing, sowing, reaping, Ro. Mrs. Roberts was celled for to come on the stage, which she did, four of her title accompanying her. She made a few remarks, inviter the reasons that led her to adopt the abort skirts. The wbola family, mother and daughter s , were a healthy look %Lot, and looked as if they could do a man's work my- When Mrs. Roberts came on to the fame, the ?midget mid that her hothead might come tee—he need sot be ashamed of his family. Some one in she audience remarked that he was only a man, and the President re plied. "that is so, and it will make no difference, then, *ether he comes or not." The next day Mies Lucretia itsb esto , one of the &tighten, made a speech, which is thus Mated :—" She said she could not hope to enlighten tits audience on dream or any other subject, but she would the her testimony. She thought she bad as good a right t• work aa Dr. Jackson. If she chime to go into the field WWI the soil it was nobody's business, and it was a Mid dal better to be 'owing the seed for • future harvest of Mae than to be sowing the mode of discord by gossiping. Cie thought working in the field more honourable than !thing tatting, She thought that with such an outlandish wen as women now wore she could not commend geed "Ma She could not do half the work, and her dram was alway s in the way. People mi g ht caller h coarse, rude, swill, but she was satisfied , and thought ate was right. She keew she ma free." Onptsin Cook disoovered the Sandwich Islands in lilt le 1799 he was killed there. The Seildwish Islanders Woo after that were converted to Christianity, and became „„sisilised. I n 1824 t h e Ki ng sad Queen of the Sandwich sande, visited Ragland. Th e e x •Q m en of the Seedwiek wreak who hu just arrived in thie country, is the widow of King Kameharardia THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1865: COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LANE.-(TTS DAY.) There was • fair average supply of wheat oe offer from Beat ken to-da ; but the arrival from other quarters were limited. to the earameseement of harvest work ia our forward millers purchased cautiously nevertheless, most of the, maples changed hands at last week's quotations. The show of fonigs wheat was rather oa the increase. Really floe pin& eseussaded full ownremies ; bob inferior kiada were very dull, at loM rates. The quantity of barley an the steads woe rather limited ; nevertheless, sass ma imed slowly, at We °unmake. Malt was la good supply, sad fair request, on former term. The market Ins well supplied with foreign oats ; but the show of English was limited. The demand for them was pared with Mon far from motive, mad prises gave way 6d. per quarter Som. day lest. BMWS moved off slowly, at hat Monday's quotations. Thesupply was very limited. In pees only a limited headmen was passing, at late Me.. The flour Inds was quiet. In prams no change took phoe. The snivels of Gosling cargoes off coast have consisted of 29, via, 16 wheat, 4 maize, 4 barley, 1 rye, 1 oats, 1 reillatesek and 2 cottoomeed. There has been • fair demand or wheat, sad prime ham had am upward teedency. Grain for forward shipmeat, as in ra gwort. bat seam; demanding higher rates checked sales. Uhirke, anima, 37.. 3d. to 38.. 3d. ; Marisnopoli, 38s. 6d. to 39a, pm 492/ba. Polkh, 361. ; red Me jam, 42a. ; Wallnshian, 31.. per 48011 m. Chicks, for eblpmsst in August or September, has sold at 39e. per 4921 be.; Maine has &demised 6d. per quarter, with • firm inquiry ; Gekts, 29e lid. to Me. per 49216.; Walachian, 275. 9d. to 28a. 9d.; Tarlatan, 28s. par4Bolba.; lbrail, to be shipped, Ms. 3d. per 48016 e. The tranamtiona in barley have be-u on • limited wale. In prima, however, no alte ration has taken plum Weer. 20s. ; Foultells. 20s. 13 d• ' Kustoridie, 17a. par 400th.. The demand for rye haa fallen off. Danubian, Ms. to 275. per 48011 m. Beam have been devcdd of animatics. Barbary are seminally worth 35e. to 36.. per 48016 e. ; Danubiae millet seed his changed hand. 19.. ad. to 204 per 480 1111. The trade for linseed ham been lees active, at drooping prime ; Calcutta, es passage, 58e. 9d. per 4101ba.; Bombay, in warehouse, 58.. ad. • Calcutta, 56a. fel.; Black Bea and Asoff,b7a. to 57a 6d. ; 52a ; at, Peters burg and Mooraehauck, 113 a. to ; and Archangel, 50s. to 52e. per qr. The following are the quantities of linseed salad for this country : 1885. 1864. Qrs. Cslcutta to Leaden „ Liverpool „ Hall Bombay to Laudon Li The trametioss= i sed cokes bore been es • less ex hale:lre wale ; nevertheless, late raise have bees maintained. London-made, 104. to 101. 10s. ; New York , is barrels, 104. 5.. to 10 1 . law. ; ditto in bags, 101. to 101. se. ; Witten, 91. 10a. to W. 15s. ; and Baresnide, 91. 10e. per too. Cotton seed sakes have realised 51.2.. fki.to 51.5.. per too. Rapeseed has moved off slowly as former terms. Wild Asoff, oo Pumas, 34.. 6d. per 424 lbs. ; Fast Isdian, 53.. per 5 mounds; Gummi, 70a. to 71s. ; Ferosepore, 625. to 630. ; Wont* Boa; Danubian, cultivated, 61s. to 62a.; Wild Black Elsa sad Agar, 34.. to 345. 6d. per quarter. The fol. lowingare the quondam°, rapeseed tarot for this country 1865. 1864. Oak:at& to London Liverp00l Bombay to Leudou Liverpool Cottonseed has ailed quiet, at • disease in prices of as. 6d. per ton. Esoptioa, 71. 7.. 6d. per tom New rapeseed was on offer in good condition. Manic OP SIMS. Fooplik : Rapeseed, 15 ; sad saadry, 64 qrs. Foreign : Lensed, 745 ; rapeseed, 2,000 ; amps, 2,540; sod rasdry, 40 qrs. RIPOSTE.— Limed, 2,819 ; oilseed, 2,241 ; maize, 163 qrs. ; sad Boar 67 ewes. OVIRIXT PRIORS. lisssasisa. Pt Qs. I Wm,. U. I. 1 1864 I t 40 i 3. 48 So 49 lOU 44 So 40 Neeftaiisad Lambs Pee Or. QOM o 1 Scotch, had w= Scotch Wok SO to 26 „ block saw& "Feel,isir Utz Imam _ _ Kaagwa M Tle a k 36 to 33 Harrow Apse AI to 44 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) 111.3=10 AID DITWATIONAL TZLIGIWIL) (nog on owl ooansromarr.) The market is very strong and animated, and the transac tions will toot up about 20,000 bales. Arrival for the week ending tilth July last year, 1726 make. and delivery, 963 make Th e arrival lasi week comprieed AT casks from Australia: 112 Beath America: and It from other places—total, 443. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beaiits ia about the same u on Monday laat, and the average quality is again very inferior. Choicest deseriptioes readily make our top quotation& The supply of sheep and lambs is smaller; higher prices are obtaratd, although trade is slow. Calves sad lanai= an selling about the seise as es Thursday last. From Ger many and Holland there are 2,150 beasts, 10,740 sheep, 359 calves, and 47 pip . ; Scotland, 240 beads ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 560 ; Ireland, 60; sad 1,480 from the Northers sad Midland Counties. Par Moos w Ma. a. d. s. d. Pit rams cd Ms. 5. d. a. d. Best &Ma, Harolds. 6 6 6 Beet Dust lltadsMt 6 0 4 Best Shea ors 6 6 2 Bert lana-week.... 0 0 0 Sneond qua beads 3 4 e Ds. do. Mora .... 5 6 10 Calves 215 n DestDor*Blf-breds 0 0 0 Lambs Beasts atmarket. 5,01 ; sheep and lambs. 25,720; mama 76 Pi" Ill& BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. ['attendee and &faith report e soatiaaed steady demand for cossamptiom at fins rates. nte aoccents still come very !avowable both fns the home sad tonics plan tations. At her Majesty's Theatre this evening Miss Leon Herrin who made so brilliant a debut se Amiss is La Sow itasebela, and has oleos appeared with great rumen in Medea, takes the Owe at Ydfl. fl. dl Yanks, es the gems of Night, ia /I Plaids Yorks ; sad far teseoevow we see premised Seasiessiide, with Mlle. Thiess sad Ndlle. Tri bal respectively as the Atomism QUINOR sad Aso► SHAM usra—{THlS DAT.) Two o'Cluxoc. The railway market opened this morning with a alight tendeno7 to improvement, but has since become dull, in sympathy with the flatness of Consols. There is a decline of } per cent. in Metro politan and Lancashire and Yor ks hire stocks, but most of the other lines are maintained at Saturday's prices. Business is inanimate. London and North Western stook is now quoted 123} to } ; Great Western, 66 to ; Midland, 134} to } ; Lancashire and Yorksh ire, 1211 to 122 ; Caledonian, 1311 to 1321 ; South Eastern, 841 to 851 • Great Eastern, 49 to ; London and South Western, 99 to 100 ; Metropolitan, 1401 to 4 ; Great Northern, 130} to 1311 ; ditto A, 1431 to 1441. Foreign lines are quiet, with little business. Indian are steady. Canadian have been very little dealt in. ViraIM WSWOW MAO 101,010 WPM 1/0,110 !WACO iso] k:64 6. 6.1 11 SOOO ~~i ..44-cii s___ iii,j o,ooa~ 1.61,1 . _ 6MOI 4000 1.110 --- Mt qua 00 00 4009 CIRO IMO 1,014 - ill; sit sill . Ne i Nei MSC 1927.1 12 I 408018 1110,000', =AU: IlitillaiOola - i11p.41,114 1 Oaa. apr. Sp", VINT4a. 1 DWI per efamoolliiag. 1 Dail peretArt.ll I AU pa all.las. 1 Do. f .a L. Vag N 100 Be 100 N 100 N N . 41 _B4 li to L .10001:ilitt Dosp.e.ApAtOet. 100 10v.1001,110.011. 11/0 111111. is.. 10 llsortlles Gm et, MS 11/I Do. 1110 Do. ISM 1110 Do. 1800 100 Italal. Doc, per oast .. 100 Now Dna& Gov.' pat. 100 N.S.Woloo Dv. 0 p. 0.1000 1110 Do. Ip. o. 1871 to 1070 100 Do. op. a DM to Mt ISO low foolsoltpor owl lr Do. ilikioo 1000 000 IKON UMW INoVa Scotia i Quenalsod Gov.! p. aL S. Aust.Ciev.• jp. &OM VlaticerAp.aJaa.47•ll Do. b. p.a.Asellaoe. 101 go 1119 107 IN IN WS 111 92 ft IN 216 109 111 102 lft IN 157 196 108 107 101 lft 104 96 08 99 101 K 99 N 91 102 101 100 ES 06 100 08 100 lM 10311 104 i 180 106 107 lUD - - BRITISH MK No. I li. Canine= Con. hold. L adverbs I:1MM AWL Dirstewel Day. G. Coa. ( levialk ) ln Ns* Grodca Buret Beat Cam BIM heel Grenville Zest Gambit)** last Lovell h. W. lessen(Terlitig ) Grandam a St Alamo Greet law (Limited) Great South Tagus G. W. Vor (gateles) (herein* Wined= Dorm Illmarot ar Wash 31( Nwrody Iron Ore hearties ...... New Woo North Itookeir N. Wit Bomet (Mope) Math Wheal *7 =United co U. LANA) S. Condon (Stamm Meath Condoner IL W. homes ilitegan,, Ttn Croft V%os and Clow. US Wed Banat (Mow) . W. Oarsdon (Llalonard) Want Cblvarton Wed Baton Wb. Basset llossa) Wl. nailer (ltadralk) WbonlW.ldra7Ann (Ilenban ) noton WO. Mammy (Usk ) M 111 LOA 111 ILLS •0.0 146.0 d &MO l& 104. &ICS 13.17.6 DIMINTIIIt2 ifo 111.0 2.1.6 10.17 1S 1.3.0 111111 ill 15 • 541 e 1.1'.0 in' AZ i Az..4 rea 44. 11 1.4 1 4 - qv 1 dr et GlEsin.fip.o./Lar.a... Bl Cletba.,tp.e./emili el G.Wsti.—A.X.—Oz.,‘ p. et.. Jim. I July— I el ita,Brtgb.ep.o.Joailt. , Bt. L.4N.W.4p.0.1a0.t1a1p el Do. Ile p.o..7stetroly et• I St. ledlaad,ep.o.lea.ilolt el N. Mese. Z. P. tD. 8., p.at., Tab. left... 1, U. N.Mra.,4p.o.JamdkJvly el 8001N.L.4p.a.kp.d001.. NISOILLUIBOire. ‘ 1 4 0 . 0 1 40,0001 1111812 S, 811.810, 11141,710. No. I Sh. 1 -- & - t•!fh 11,7suiv_ .~:~i Lio:ii - 4 ~,n 41 14 .91 S i "l 25•000 5:66 a 624.7201. 12.600 1461 k 60,000 11,000 " , " ° i iioii 4,960 19,900 10. 6 0. 0 06 110.000 ii,i3Ol Kl,Oeol 11.000 100,000 100 WM) iikiiioil wr,!Tt. **l is;aio ;ail Komi iaiia erkirla 1 ;i: 666 1 ifl•:e 46 l i0:000 250,000 6.000 10,000 s),"oaol too,owl - ii° 66 l ....._ iO.OOO LOOK. NO,OOO SON __ __ , 41) 1,0001 10,404 WON 000 !kW 99 as .... ft} 103 921 gQi SLOW NMI 1.46/6 6,0410 10,400 /000 (IMOD KAN ikooo woo moo !moo OGIVAMMIL Ilo} 1 pelage I d. 1.0. 7 1 n Its SI 580_800 _ a 30 Sr 410 1100 -1 1 - i If 20 12 14 Ile 171 11 16 F 76 86 176 186 SO 86 16 10 - 7 - 9 197} tOle 17 18 prior. i IW•a. 99 91 97 99 99 lot 911 98 OS 98 941 98 6.0 OS NI 18 10 111 a prior. p i ll I lie 11 f i 11 410 4117 11 0. Nu. ( 1, ) Ditto ditto . Aoglo.Uszloon Ybt Atlantic Ted. guallp.c4. AssirollanerkiL 1146gporokToaftlaiosL SirlaWatorocalis (L.) 6 Bolakow Voighaa (L.) 11 Sambas Goo (limbed Do. tad l Mal Asoidoso Lad 4 & L Mop. !IL (L) &UM nada loa ssea m Too s (L.) oil 16 40 16 If 1141 a Ca Co esuodlaaLkiaklos(L ) 14 IEY 1 /4 tk O m l =1.120.(L 64 . Oldls al o of lilloa Issigo.(L 1 oar 11 all 6 2Ma City Mon (L 196) lO Si 314.11 Iftlek(l66', 6 24 %pm Doe. cdAirlisaltsci ) folis poi Oisloolklalled 10 6 Os Cosibsoalollin.Goat 10 Dar itu Oontraottleeporotlon( 74 6 4 dls Clop.ll.ll6&.ProLTlp.o. ols 12 16 Dooc.llllob. of U,• • • if 4pm Do. of liansitlao (L )10 4 S VtPokes 100 U 40 roisroitoe 100 110 113 Do. ep. Ile 110 11l Darjos •mg (Looliod) 5 1 die 11164.4a6liosporstion(L 10 9 7 elk ousters Ammo Tos(L.) 1 1 414 118 6 aLoad.CAlls L. 71 S 11. 16614 I=4 Cl 4 1 10 Si 1 4 411 id larby Vale U dls trClomi.llTri.(L 4 I Spa cui t t l rokgreph 100 1 10 164 Sag. sad s ddMK6 ad Asa Ti a. a 9 440 Ip.) nbarn Soilasorlai 0 1 Ina Flassolol Oaron ——4 ls Unsocial Drosu por ol ali (4) 10 8 6Us /mask Warehouse (L. 4 4 416 s Glollivors (Useltod) lO 10 9 dli G.Orodlik Sla.allos.(l 4 f I 11616 IMPEL Mesa Navtgalloo 16 111. Si dm:D.63OIOOW /1611. I 6 1 Oldit Hoag [oft &Chins Gas WI 2 poi RegkooliSag oso 161 1 161 flubs Iron Worts(L) 1 16 le ilk Limp.dUmOdiAss. (L.) 6 14 11pm id Irak& Olorybp (Um) 1 Orr Paz 44 Intorookosal Coaks4 15 6 1 els lalormatilask.Soo. M.) 1 lion id lotoroaLlond Csodls(L 6 I 01 .11. Italian Load. lO Oldls Italuarski. (Com. Oar.) all 1 111 11 Do.l p. o. SJo. r. 1670 all 16 SO .1466461666D1046444L.) 10 1 Idk load losiaskiss (Lla.) 6 11 0104 Load. Ahlcao Tradlz 10 7 6 Lood.oodCalodoo. if. I per Ds t00.000nt7146/I.lil Losd.Dblekl74l44. ) 1 I rr Load. floss. Ass. (L) 1 71 74 Lood.G.CsdburO.lLi 411 6 4 St Lood.6.Bl466Szig.Coa. 16 10 Bes Italian. 60.846 10 dlo Lood./lor. Dkooont(L) 10 10 8 die Lord.Provloolalliszto• I 1 lepre 114deso brigs. it Ossid 16 19 1 01 ills 121 1414* 44114.. APR . - ,1 1I . 1 ills iirl WI -il l it 1 tr 21-1 Do. Orrin Investatost(_. alanitna landena.(l.) 11.411. Inten. Tal. 141 1111.wallfr.Ld.&Doc1:L tlulwall Iron Worts.. Natal Land& Oat. O.Q. v atonal OM. Oom. (L. lational linandal (L. National Prov. Notionllltoon Nat. ltarbeldsOont &1. ) on Now N.lnalandl.&M.Ag.L vdasaand E..SLasagil NortharninionaniL) N.Brit.Australaalan(L) 11 ILBrilstatorcan. Ina. Nonnotaallamil. ,L) i Do. do. Newnan Tea (Limited) NOY mann nuns, Mental aosmaratal(L. Orientalllnanconl(Lla ' Oriontol Go is= I I ). • Ingo a liablanJinvan Ottoman Company (L.) Jammu Monsanto (L %Montan Gas (United) l ranana3lLateani(L., Do. do. i Do. New.. _ Posilth.Iand110&(&) 11 Pradmalar & 0. Do. do. Now * li mars& 1., 1.. ILO Iran rriw . .. no I. City hunts .— v.(L ) Ditto ditto .—. . ll Ind Idallition. .. a loot.Anstra.lonst. ii:. 101 leak Latiabt. &Co. L. lan Maan.d' Baru* 1 li S. &Masa IL &In 24 , I Do. Nen& lam.— 1 town Australian land al Salanrinis Taisingsk— 101. Do, &nip finOmistras.tidaln (1. it 2 Ain ThimassAllaraar DLR.. I a on Pristidtd Patrolman (L) 4 1 pat L. I 1 pat i& L. C &A r a rf .C " :ada I 2paa Un.liallso of Liver. 2 11 2pm ' OMNI. Was. On all le Or Untvars.lbriestan I P. Opprstannala(llia Bl ai a l9 II id Oa sd Dan VanDisaassta Lad IO2 1 10 nano* Insranao(lia ) 1. 12 121 w no stlndla&Pannet L lll 2 llis zd .----- PREFERENCE MI Great Nathan 5 par amt, raise pm., 107. Great Weston, West Midland, Oxford, Ist guaranteed do*. 127. Nidload Oeneolidaled, Bristol and Birmingham, 6 per ant, 134, 1. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Astieerp sad Rotterdam, 14. Bahia and San Franciena (Limited), guatentesd 7 per east , 141. w;uuu~ /a:' WO 40°91 lo;otra mow m,~i IA 1.0801 0001 ~~1 16,00 u 87,1764 60.000 8,000 80,000 18,000 601,000 1 7 4#1 10,000 1 160.000 60,000 imal !*‘'9.'' I ~R~~ 10,214 20,000 0114,..n. UAW WON 17.106 MON in. Or io:Ii41 MAIL rove tog, 10.00 - °: 666 1 141 10 1 IMO* ii.ioo 1140110 7.600 1,600 10,000 100.000 W lO,OOO AI OK O WIWI 10,0110 WACO 10,100 9 01 4 s o - 1{ - 0 1 011,s 141 le $ 7 0 Jis l6l s Oittis I 1 tlb par IPM ben 1 idis fps if, 66 -- '4l 174 18e 1 kW Um lie Nepaad Mr Iy. 10 10 7No Lo 11 IN UN afbr 2 par Ipm is 7 Bes 4 49 8 81 T 1 W 4 8 2 1818 N 18 40 411 14 NI II 18 20 pee, sa 41, 411 s is 81 tO 1 I : 4 : i d's M Ut 114 14 ITS t 7 I 444 I. tt , I I SO sr P 6k 66 at 5 par oast MONEY MARKET.-(TBIS DAY.) Two o'Csooz. There is no revival of business in the Stock Ex change to-day. The funds cannot be quoted lower than on Saturday, butthe tone isdulL Home railway stocks ate likewise supported at previous quotations, except in two or three instances in which a reduc tion of per cent. is observable. As regards foreign bonds, and the shares of the financial companies, there is scarcely even a fractional variation. Consols are now quoted 90 to 1 for money, and 901, " buyers," for the Bth August. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 90, ; ditto, for account, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1; New Three per Cents., 891, f ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. prem. ; ditto 1001., In. prem. ; Bank of England Stock, 246 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041. With the exception of an improvement of to per cent. in Turkish Consolidas, foreign stocks present no movement calling for notioe, busi ness being very quiet. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz : Greek, 211 to 1 ; Turkish, 1868 Bonds, 73 to 74 ; ditto 1862, 721 to 1 ; ditto Consolichis, 491 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to ; Confederate, Bto 9 ; and Mexican, 241 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Atustrian Five per Cents., 1859, 78, ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 ; Chili= Four and-a-Half per Cents.., 77 Egyptian Seven per Cents., 1864, 941 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 941 ; Italian Five per Cents., for account, 641, ex div.; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 241, ex div. ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, for account, 781, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1866, &c., for account, 471, i ; Rus sian Five per Cents., 1822, 93 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1850,1891, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862, 92/ ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., for account, 481, ex div.; ditto Deferred, for account, 401, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 73, 1 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 721, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73, I, ex div. ; Venezuela Six per Cents., 1884, 411. The letters of allotment of the Peruvian Railways Company have been issued this morning and the price has risen to 41 to 5} prem. Metropolis Sewage shares are quoted 11 to 2 prem., and Overend, Gurney, and Co., to 21 ' prem. _ _ The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Russian Iron Works, 8 to 10 prem. ; Atlantic Tele graph preference, to * prem. ; Glamorgansbire Iron, 2to n prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, to 4 prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 1* to 2 prem. ; Barned's Banking, to 3 prem. ; East London Railway, par to * prem. ; London and Mediter- cancan Bank, 3 to 4 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted Ito tk pm., ex div. ; General Credit, 11 to i prem. ; London Financial, 7i to ft prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, i.i to li prem., ex div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 3 1 to 4 prem., ex div.; Otto man Socidtd Gindrale, 2 1 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, MI to i ; and Egyptian Trading, q to 1 die. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 40c., being nearly per cent. lower than they closed on Saturday. Advice' from Milan describe the progress of the works which are being carried on by the City of Milan Improvements Company. The activity and energy displayed by Signor Mengoni, the company's architect, and by Mr. Charles Barry, have contributed greatly to con firm the strong feeling of favour with which this undertaking has uniformly been regarded, both by the municipality and by the population of the city. The old occupants of the buildings to be demolished have been dispos sessed rapidly and in large numbers, in order that the work of reconstruction may be pushed forward with the utmost celerity. Two of the most im portant contracts have been taken within the stipulated limits, one of them having oome into the hands of Signor Rivolta, the great con structor of railway stations in Italy, who has duly lodged 10 per cent. in money as security for the performance of his contract. It is believed that the great gallery, which will be the finest in Europe, will be completed, in readiness to be opened by the King, by the autumn of next year. The shops and other leasable property will then be in a fit state for occupation by tenants, from whom offers are already being received, promising a large revenue to the company. Every regard is at the same time paid by the company's agents to the enforcement of economy. All the evidence presented goes to demonstrate the value of the freehold possessed by the company in the centre of one of the first commercial cities of Europe, and which it is now endeavouring to utilise as fast as possible, with a view to the speedy realisation of the large rental confidently looked forward to. The following is the 19th report of the directors of the City Bank, to be submitted at the general meeting to-morrow : The directors beg to submit to the shareholders the an nexed statement of accounts to the 30th June, showing a groat profit for tbs six months (im/ludic% the amount brought forward from the previous half year) of 65,3151. 91. This result enables the directors—after defraying the carnet expo/saes, providing for bad arid doubtful debts. and allowing rebate of interest on bills discounted not yet doe— to declare the usual dividend of 61. per nest. per,sneutu on 500,0001, the paid-op capital, and the bonus of 21. ss, per share on 10,000 shares, together equal to 15 per emit. per annum ; and to carry forward I,MI. 13e. 3d. to the pew profit and lose &peanut. The followiog gentlemen retire from oaks oa this occaaion, viz. : —Mr. East, Mr. Mean = n and Mr. Young, all of whom o ff er themselves for (11- It is with deep regret the directors bays to aa nocutee that from dreamt/some which have roosatly traa spiced, Mr. Peter Bell has deemed it neerssary to tender his resignation as • director of this institutioo ; they Gann* however, allow this opportunity to pass without **know lodging the important senior rendered by him to bank from its formation, and the high honour which has mean:a bly characterised his relations with it. The business of the Bradstreet branch coati/ ewe to afford highly sati sfactory results. The dividend and boots (free of Income tax) will be payable on and after Tuesday, the 25th inst. The report of the Consolidated Discount Com pany, issued preparatory to the meeting on the 19th inst , states that the gross profits for the six months ending June 30 are 13,2611., and after de ducting current expenses, and rebate of bills not yet due, there remains a net profit of 6,6201. Agreeably with the wishes expressed at the last meeting the rebate of bills not due on the 31st De cember, amounting to 7,3381. 14s. 9d., has been in troduced into the present statement, and, with the balance then brought down, leaves 1,9781. 4a. ld. to the debit of next account. The Northern Assam Tea Company (Limited) have paid, in terms of the contract, the second instalment (20,0001.) of the purchase-money for " the Northern and Eastern divisions" of the Assam Company's estates. The third ordinary meeting of the shareholders of the East London Bank iLimited) is fixed for the 27th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Consolidated Bank will be held on the 28th inst. Aa extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the National Bank of Liverpool (Limited) is con vened for the 31st inst., at Liverpool, when • dividend is to declared. . meeting of the Hammersmith and City Railway Company is called for the Lt Anftast when it will be proposed to sanction the r of additional capital to the extent of j 100,000. authorisad by the Company's AM of ,1866. _ The list of applications for share; in "Overfed, (urns', and Company (Limited)" will dose on They for London, and on Frida for the Goan k7 and the Continent. We are i that an amount exceeding the capital of the company has already been subseribed foe. It is notified that the share list of the General Estates Company will be closed on Saturday next. fterounar Elmons. Consols, which closed yesterday at 601 to 3 for the Bth of August, opened and closed to-stay at the same quotation. For money, the last pries was 90 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 90, • ditto, for so count, 80$, 4; Three per to. Reduced, 894, ; New Three per Centel., 894, 4 ; Annuities, 1886, 144 ; Exchequer Bills, per ; Bank of Eng land Stook, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104,pee ; the Fie-ands-Half per Cent. " enlaced " ru p n India aper, n government securities were firm, with a fair demand. Exchequer Bills remain at par to 4s. prem. Foreign stocks were firm, with a rather favour able tendency. Greek Bonds were in chief de mand, and rose per cent. There was also an improvement of in Mexican Bonds of 1864, and kin Italian, Spanish Old Three per Cents., and Turkish Bonds of 1862 and 1866. Bank shares were steady. There was an im provement in Union Bank of Australia, London Bank of Mexico and South America, and London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank new shares ; but London and County Bank and Union Bank of Ireland were quoted rather lower. National Discount shires were last quoted to day 104 to 114 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, If to 1 dia.; Egyptesa Tading, 1$ to 1 die., being fiat; Ottoman Socift4 GiSnifrale, 24 to 34 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4, ex div. ; and Lion Brewery, 2to 4 prem. London and St. Katharine Dock stock has experienced a fresh rise of I per cent. There were inquiries for National Steam shares. As regards the shares of the financial companies, International Financial and General Credit were dull, and Credit Foncier and Mobilier firm. The closing quotations are annexed, via.:—lnter national Financial, 1 to 14 preen., ex div. ; General Credit, lf to If . • London Financial, 71 to 74 prem. ; Mer c antile Credit, 11 to 1 prem., ex div. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 3 to 4 prem. The closing (but in assay cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined : —Peruvian Railways, 3 to 4 pram. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to 4 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph Preferenoe, f to prem. ; London Marohants„ 2 to 14 dlr.; Glanlocgan Iron and Coal, 24 to f prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Barned's Bank, 4to prem. ; London, Greenwich, and Windsor Hotels, 1 to 2 preen.; Hop and Malt Exchange, If to If m. ; Park field Iron, 14 to 2 prem. ; Gene al Retake, 24 to 3 prem. • East London Railway scrip, par to prem. • General Exchange Bank, 14 to 2 prem. ; Liverpool and Dublin Steam, 1 to 2 preen. ; Lon don-bridge Land, to prem. ; London and Oolo nial Company, 24 to 34 prem. The shares of the Metropolis Sewage and Essex Reclamation Company were quoted 14 to 2 prem. ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., If to 2 prem. The demand for colonial government securities continues : an advance took place to-day in Mau ritius Debentures and Canada Government Six per Cents. llnited States 5.20 Bonds closed at 711 to 72, being k per cent. better than yesterday. Illinois Central Railway shares were in request, and roes I}doL ---- Ilattos MtMoe Orizadlag St to n m-ue. Grey ___ $4 to 30 = 3d to 39 3d to 12 11.303. Toms made, per NS --- Ma New 0433. Ooantry 3O to 36 loglfels, feed l9 to 33 Norfolk sod Boffolk, .. potato 24 So 33 831114 3B W2O Posaim. Nr gr. 2113242. I. I. Dented and Noolge berg 43 to 63 ltostock a Neeidsis Nom, Norfolk, ;ad Sadolk 54•311' Moist= sad Wan bt to It Brows ice . Pa Qt. Do= ID te 66 38 MU Ulmloo. bard .on AMMAN% red wilt Lain. OLit. a. a. Danish and Swedish 3b to !I Sudan Danish _ S 4 to ST /WU= SS So S 7 __ _ Grinding -- IS le til DinaGing Malting On. r. 3d to 38 ''''''''' CaU. Mae ---- 29 t• 32 Yellow __ 19 to 30 Dot.* brevtig7. . 16 to n timing 15 to 11 •EETVALB 01 GRAM aa. 1 WATER CAIXIA11; 7101 CLUISIVE. FLOUR. Frenah,pu sack .... SO to SI Spanish, . 21 to 3$ American, ;to Sri. .. SI to Y 7 Canad Lin. .. 21 to 2/ TO LONDON BY LAM/ AND JULY 8 rd JULY 15, IN- Wheat. Barley. Malt. ; lOUs. Bs.BeenePP. Irloar qrs. qrs. opt qrs. qrs. qrs. bets 'elm WM ... 4692 110 ' 16912 96 306 20 .. 16434 remis .. :ilia ii 0 6* 1 71 1 via i stioi ils ...-..-Iji --1-1-1— Totes.... 3 3:5 6 0750 1 11918 66391 , 2027 1 732 3140 ,11019 MINCING-LANE.-MHD3 DAY.) 800.1.1.—There ia a fair laqu at last week's micas ; but no mks are repotted. Mood also quiet, but ann. pores, Ti., and Mat —No sales reported. ROIL —A small pared of Demerara sold at la. 90. for full quality. Seoprraz.-150 bap sold at 15e. cash for rafractiou Corrow.—There is a much improved demand for this article. About 3,000 bales sold sioce Friday, at an advance of Id. to id. per lb. from the late lowest point. HUM-1,500 balsa of Manilla sold at 30/. to 304 15e. The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 750 hlls. 1,800 bap of sugar. 550 casks 7,500 bags coffee, about 12,000 packages of tea, 3,000 bap rice, and stindry droaltory goods. TALLOW MARKKT.-(THDI DAT.) The market is quiet at the following pines :—Towia tal low, 41s. 3d. - Petersburg Y.C., on the apt, 41s. 6d. ; Oc tober to December, 42. 6d ; Jimmy to March, 1866, 43e. 3d. to 4de. &L PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1 Ifle& UM. LW $1 HS 1,101 8,616 443 7,240 411.6 d. •14 94. Stock on toad *ls day ....41 370 — ,113 41,878 Deaver/ Isot wor k 971 860 Ditto trona Ist Juno 4733 0,643 Antes] last week Ditto hem Ist June PriosY.C.outhe spot thistle:cwt. 424 Od. tts. 0.1. Ditto Toms last Friday 4BO Od. 410 6d. ORDINAZY &HAAN! AND VOCIII. se. 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BA I Slab. sad Habeas's N.R.oleaa.dp.e.lot &dads. goa. Sr avg. Do. do. 66 Do. Pomba') 6o Do. Dodos 61.1164. do 100 100 1100 I 1 1100 100 100 .100 100 1 me Cl s cloc tu res I lair today to 1 p.m. N N ill IN N N U le i• 11 of CS Us 111. -•-• 1 13 414 1441 123 UM ST SO 63 IN 84 IS RI 48 44 47 te6 OS ITU Lt RS 96 _. __ 60 41 62 54 Itif 1 214 00i 104 69 50 16:i 161} 6 0 , 65 1 1} pm 106 1•7 1141 ;M a l 2 1 2 1 Pak 101 106 U 86 U U lIIf 112 f 00 70 104 1041 II IS -..-. pa 10 11 pa 122 1 04 le 2 po 79 81 lle 12 146 150 65 67 ft a N 68 64; 661 9 10 IN 100 11 4 pm 04 100 iS 50 52 54 Di be 1111 LOS n 41" iPs II 132 i 98 N 70 76 100 107 102} ton in 103 164 .... 6611 i2f 1101 100} 140}140} ^ Pa 10H 11)m 18 ifte 88 $0 IS 88 66 60 678 680 50 62 46 48 68 46 17 39 26 17 163 . Let . t 1016 90 101 .. in :03 } 1511 lo]} I 14k II 12 46 Il 90 92 /2 Id 1 WIN 102 103 95 97 90 92 03 Se 82 84 100 f 101 i 1004 1011 I pi. 100* 101} 92 96 1001 1 JOINT STOOL HAMS. No. I IL I BAWL IPdI CL prices. I Bale.. 60,000 IN Agra t Maaterman's(L Old ones divided N 67 60 1681 10000 SS Alblme lO 6 4Ms - 60,000 1 10. ItUlemeeLonalLiverpool N 6 6 pm' , 3Ol 100001100 Do. lamed at 20 pos. 0 4 6pm - 100,0001 90 Anglo Lou,!..s - 0. 000 60 0 0 1 10 7 679 1 . 1121 ( 1 . 6111 4 l 2l Imf Out - 110,000 60 Anglo Italian (Limits& 16 41 114415 - 11,8001 NAdatlcßank.Cor.iseweb 5 - - pen 14 MIMI 10 AmliaLtsla sll 73 76 -. 7,6001 11 Do. New all 72 74 - 106001 20 Illtakendllial(.olasabls all 21 22 211 10.000 21 Mink of - 8,000100 Bank of j la i l= 6O 141 144 - 10,00011 N 10 Bank of Otago (Walled) Bank of Queensland (L.) 16 6 4Ma - 10,000 60 Bank olVictoria,Austrla 25 62 64 - N,OOO 10 Bank of New laalend - 60.000 10 Brasillso&Poeto4isess(L 10 If *dim 81 10,000 16 Antlab fi Callferman (L 71 II 2 dle - 10,000 60 British N. America - 00. 1 40.000' 10 0. Bk. India,Auz, China all 2.5 27 - 14,000 26 Chart. Mer.of In dic MI 46 47 MI 10,000 100 0 07 11), 1911 Colnelel - 60,000 We Com. Bank of Canada all - - - 6 .i.l MAOO 16 Com. Hank of mclia,llm. all 17 20 - 10 3,900 10 Conactldsted 6 416ni - 1,639 103 Otothiental Bank (L.) 16 - - 11 l -= 6,000 MO 1a... New - 90.100 N But London (Malteds 6 1 pm - 60, * Exchange/Ural 6 Idle par - ANS 111 Sash& Joint Stock (TO 18 1 pm - KM $0 Ilm.doot&AuaLeaars‘L all 20 t - 1 *MO 60 Omni& and Elwedish (I. 20 6 dl. - 6!, lb .turnpeau ItsuklAmlteel 16 8 dl. 124 10,000 106 lllndmi.Chinaelap.(L) * 7 dO. lB 1111, 100 De. Wawa 66 2pm 26 7 die - N, 100 De. New le 8 .11s - SO, MO Imperial Bank. thalted 0 9 1 pm - 110000 16 Otkamin lO 6 Ipas 161 6 16 lonian. all II 28 -. New 6 pis 4pm ... 10 6, 6, 000 19 SI Do. llostlik; Ladla(L) 6 f jpm -. ID, 60 L0n.1100512e eloo.d.c. 11 121 8 2 dla 10 1 1 0 1 00 Alen. Dm** lootlaied(L 18 a 6Me - DON 10111Loalen and Dradllan 4000 110 Jan.S.ApresfaLPl4l4(l 40 810 pm - 10, 261 Do. New, W. at 1* pia 10 2 Ipm - 60, 10 Lea. MBank el Aitatri. all 24 06 211 3/, 60 Leaden and County SO 76 71 714 6.000 10. Lon. Ilamen.Con.l2.(l ) 23 - - dl. - 1! NO 40 Landon Joust Nook.- 16 49 51 60 1 491 26, 10 lendona Bontlt African all 184 194 - 8030 100 Loa ft 0. Womeru I Lim 10 e If pm - B,NO 100 Do. do. New l7l Idls 19m •-• 6,030 I* LondondtVeuezue (L ) 121 7 6 dl. ... 110. 16 0 Len. a Westminster 14. 163 Merceant Hanel iles.) N 1 2pm - 40. 69 limmintile It Dzehanife 10 4 3 dis - 13,000 101 66elro.11Psov. Bank (L. IS 6 4 dis 4,1A6 100 Do. de. 1,000 100 Midland Bank (Um.) - 10.000 100 National .0 Liverpool lO 6 Bpm - 70, 140 17.Pre. of 1196624 4l ts,oto 10 Do. 224 iarm - $ 10 Do. lird hem l2 - - - 90,000 60 Natkeal Bank le 99 101 - 90000 10 De, New l6 1111 96 - S7,NO N Naar @oath Wales. all 40 42 - 40,0 N 10 17ew Leland (UMW) 1 441. par - 600 N N Meth Western 9 1 4 49111 - 111 86 Onsalid Bank Oteporn mu 62 04 14 1 90. 51 Provl2.Bantingeorp.a 7l 8 14d1s - 7,116 SO Do. do. - 13.000 10 1 Dc. do. New all - -.- 67,600 10 loinde.Pad.,•Dathi (L 19 4 1141. - N,o* 16 Sena Asittralla all 36 38 .... 10,1011146 end, of B. I. Alike - *IN lOC ihz do. tun. atlpsn le 1 4 elte .- 1" 11 MAIM a Aumenlia - td 10. 10. Cron of Ireland Wm ) 11l 1 4 ens - 80,03 60 yam at lark,. lll 61 52 iul 511 lad DOCK& - Ira. I*. I DOOM INI Q. prima I Wes. 7.... t„:.. , ,,: c lll6 127 - MON 111 ereselommg Duda 11 - - - umue In Imei.ertne.RWearM. 106 711 74 731 Min In 99091 IL rreg Osaumrelal MINEB.--(THIB DAYJ Two o'Cwor. There is not much change to-day in the mining market. East B.osewarne and Hallenbesgle shares are inquired for. Wheal Rose are flat. Bonus of the present prices are subjoined :—East Roeswarne, 3} to ; Hallenbeagle, 31 to ; Wheal R05e,.24 to 26 ; Clifford, 25 to 26 ; lost Lovell, 10 to 101; Great Busy, 31 to ; But Russell, 31 to 4 ; Frank Mills, 7 to 7; ; East Corn Brea, 6 to di. In foreign and colonial mining shares there has been scarcely any business. Frontino and Bolivia Gold Mining shares are marked 1 prem. MURDER 07A WIN! BY NCB HUSBAND IN .LIFTAPOOL. __.___ On Saturday night a man named Harriman Buns, a painter, living I. Prince Edwin-street, Liverpool, attacked his wife with • its, wad indicted snob In juries upon her that she died shortly afterwards. From • statemeet made by Thomas Dickinson, of Victoria-fleet, Heaton, it appears that he was in the home at the thou of the occurrence. Ho went out with Barns about 5 o'clock far a walk, sod they returned at 9. Bums sat • short time very quietly, the detested being then new the Sr., whim be suddenly rose, ran towards her, and struck her several blown about the lift shoulder. Dickenson did sot perceive that Burns had • knife until his foe calhd out "He ham a knife." He (Dickeeson) then semi him end took the knife out of hie head. The deceased fell upou the door, miming the exdaniatioe, "Oh, dear," and expired I about die minutes afterwards. On ite being ascertained Oat the deceased was Nabbed, • message* was dispatched foe Dr. Hughes, of Ressoomemesetreet. He arrived shortly afterwards, bat the poor women had ceased to exist. On examining the body it was eacerteioed that the deceased hod received no fewer thaw six different wounds. A police °doer was immediately sought, acid No. 398 entered the house. acconapaoisd by an mote or, and to-:k Bares inU custody. Os beige charged with causing his wife's death he admitted the crime, and said, "I did it." When ap prehended he was sitting down quietly in the room where the deed had bees perpetrated, and appeared quite calm and collected. He did not assign any reason toe the commission of the act. He wag conveyed to Bridewell, end the I booked against him. Robert Burns, a son of the d made • statement to the effect tb..t for the last three I =his father had drank to mores at times, arid suffered from the effects of delirium tremens on newe -1 rat occasions. He had been attended by Dr. Hughes for the last fortnight, as he had commenced drinkiag. add continued doing ao for a week. When he left off his mind appeared to be affected. end he was usable to sleep at aight. He wee pomessed of a potion that some I persons were throwing etanethiag at him, and were at his house with the view of taking him away. About 15 o'clock ere Saturday he and Thome Dickman= went for • walk, as stated, and on their return deceased was I &mime the cellar Nukes window. Shortly afterwards she Net;dowe neat the Om the primer and Dickens= being thee in the room. Without the slightest prove ootiroa or • word being spokes, the prisoner roes up suddenly and struck deceased upon the left shoulder. A knife wee observed in his hand. The deceased fell upon the floor uttering the exelematioe pre viously named, and died soon afterwards. He (deceased's ma) assisted Dickies)s to take the knife out of the pri ooaer's head. It was slated by Dr. Hughes that the nape rise inflicted on the deceased were NA se would be pro duced by the bale lakes from the primer. The matter will probably be inquired iota to-day before the borough corouer. The presser fa about 50 years old ; the deceased was 45. Their family eimista of thews children. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. L2Y121.004 AMY IS.llalss hada and BsDisk 11.. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121 21 2 21-London and North Western. 1136 -Manchester, Rho/held and Lin , dinshire. 681 8 n I -Metropolitan, - Pirie, 646 -thins's, 87 71 1 8 81 -Are Twent es, 72 26 2- testers Etchange hank 1116 d - Mercantile and !ukase Bank. 31 0. -Royal Inatome Com pany. 6 p.-Thames and Mersey Marlon, 5 9-16 f 9-16 p.-Liver pool United OaaCciaspamy, MN-National Steam Company, 71 d. -Pacific Steam, am shame, 21 P. Butimsonan, JULY 16.-The tramsetloos to-dsy included Birmingham Wagon Yrelaremes at par: Metrearlitan hallway Carriage sad Wagon third teens, at dia. and Mum, Dotal, a 1 dis. Bina re Bank we offered at 216 ; Birmingham Joint Stock at 871 Birmingham Town and District Bask at 166 ; Birmingham and Midland Bank at 1110: Dudley and Watbrowarich Bank at 91: Lloyd's Bank at 101 prem.: and Shropshire Bank at 61 per share. Mmiontrint. Jut! 14-Ther• Ins a good business bat all lower pricer Great Northern A. 144 - Great Waiß4re, W i t; Minas Central. 87 181 9 Ili f 1-Innonahlre ant Yo 1214 - London end North Western, 124-Manchester , Sirsfisid, Lneoinddre. 41 f i -MetroPolitaa. 141 Y sal ork and Zara ftu -tub Imam SS-United States 620 Yew Bonds. 72-thuston ?standar, 98. Dona, Jon' 16. -New Thresiper Cent. Stock, 881-Dll6a for account, Mb Assiut, eel 1-124166 MT. per Cent. Stock Brew rankle at Bank of Irela), 1004-Hibernian Banking Daman (Si paid). N--National Bank (Sot paidl, 1 06-Dittorfor 1106-Dino New (Owned at IS prom) ( 001-1 161101216 Llenneel (La.) (101. paid), in if -Ditto for it.olt, 174 - EBank (111. paid), 81 -lalfast and Nathan Ontorda (s 1 42—Greitt southern and Waters ( iad Dad). SR -Midland Western (all paid), 11111-IMtre Halms (all paid). 144- I Darla. Wicklow, sad WriMard. 6 par out peep. (all paid). 111. The Journal dos Ham announces that the foil lonise good sows bail boss reeetved fa a despatch fro. St, John's, Nowtouedllead, nadir dato July 3 :—" Thirty par sengoes, of the William Nelms, which was host at won tits 26th sit, while os hire pomp from Antwerp to Now Yak, have boa Laded bon b the ItioNce, bend lima Porto Rio, to Qooiselown." ROYAL Hosyrcuirtram. Clatreirs.,—A ahoy of Moose sod sobaryllides took pion et tire aardene &today. MY Oki lota AA, Wan rkuo• awl I nor d si I VIII rgan ralfg *lO reg r . kW , 'M • al • MO •001 soot isiPs c ATlre MN 1 1