The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-27 00:00:00

NEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE PT 11.21110 TZLIGIAPIL ) 000DWOOD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) GOODWOOD CUP. ... i El, CallbUgeall Pritii•Of 9 ran. SWEEYSTAIM. Ishii • Valeria groin Be. RACING STARES. A r chimedm ... Losgdo" . Paila loo6 • • ... MALEOOMBE STARES. .. 1 ... 3 Baal CHICHESTER MBES. T.Y.C. Andes , m a y Qpiee, A. D. Wagner, Blue Mantle, Giant, Muter Richard, Crytheis, Harcourt, Manfred. lady Wit. *miy.26l2:l772l,osk.Daleim•r, Lta l i lip s, of the Ba Genwl h Indite d are hem. Oaco Nl' FOURTEENTH BENTINCK MEMORIAL STAKES. Oee mils and a half. Farwell, Klarisaka, Gladisteur, fa Fortune, Wild fluky, Arkansas, sad Night Watch are here. TEIRTEENTH BENTINCK MEMORIAL STAKES. Three salsa five Du-longs. Clas:et, Lady Hylda, Fly, Hollyfon, and len%h m are ZETLAND STAKES. One mile. Ls Mandarin and Lady Tredegar are here. SWEEPSTAKES. One mile and a half. Saari and Wild Agnes are here. LATEST BETTING. GOODWOOD CUP. 4 to 1 opt Cambium (t and off) 9to 2 Eltham (of) sto 1 Uoios Jar* (off) 100 to —LS Genus' p ee l (t) 9to 1 Ely (off) 10 to 1 Bran (01) MOONING SUDDEN REVENGE. The Albany Argus of the 13th bee the following —"Crossbar& was the scene of great excitement yseter. a n y. We have given before an account of the raps of two girls in that oeighboorhood by two ruffians. The girls were out in the field picking berries lint Friday afternoon, whim they were cruelly beaten and outraged by four villains., tee of whom-4 father and son—have been arrested. They were arraigecd yesterday afternoon before Justice Butler for aid. The excitement in the community was v cs e t,. and seemed to increase se the trial ts of lynching the prisoners were freely made by the indignant populace, and the feeling a gai nst thsea appeared to mauve every moment. ffir the examination was in progress, the prisooers, a mu named Major and his eon, sitting beside each other, sae the Justice, Patrick Burns, a brother of the girls, ap peared at the door. He was armed with a revolver and knife, and had come with a determination of taking sum. mazy vengeance upon the destroyers of his two sheen. He opened the door a few inches, and, taking aim, fired at the old man, the bell taking effect in the fleshy part of the forearm, about three lochs from the elbow, coming out at the wriet. Major jumped up, and cried out :—" I ern shot! catch that man r pointing towards young Burns. The ex element was cow intense. The crowd rushed in, while Bursa was more fierce then ever to finish the work lee had determined to accomplish. To add to the frenzy of the cooed, the mother of the girls now made her appearance, es en accomphee of the son in the work of vengeance. The two then rushed toward the prisoners ; the eon with a revolver and knife ; the mother with a hatchet, which she had until now concealed about her person. She aimed a blow at the head of the elder Major, already suffer ing from his wounded arm, cutting him badly ; it might bus proved fatal but for the interposition of ex-Caostabla John Scanlon, who interposed in time to break its farce. Determined to complete the work now begun, young Barns fired another shot at the same man, taking aim between two officers who were standing near him, the ball this time poising through Major's thigh. The crowd had now largely Screed, all deeply sympathising with the mother and eon. A rush was made for the prisoners, with the intention of lynching them as the spot. The cry for vengeance from the frenzied mother and in. lodated brother was taken up, and it was with the utmost difficulty that the officers removed the prisoners to a place of safety. In the oriefusion young Borns got at the younger Major, and some say made an attempt to stab him. John Scaoloo caught Burns, sod accused hint of having the knife, which he denied, but it was afterwards taken from hie pocket. Seeing that the force there was insufficient to guard the lives of the miaow', word war sent to Captain Hagadero, who immediately proceeded to the emu with three officers, and speedily restored order. The younger prawn: bad fled for safety, and now rent to the polioe to say where they cauld find him. He was arrested, as also was Mn. Bars the mother of the unfortunate girls, and her son and the two Majors were taken to Troy at 7 o'clock. The mother of the girls was in so crazed a state that it was deemed necessary to handcuff her, and even then she had to be placed in a cart and held by three men. Patrick Burns, the brother of the girls, war accompanied to the depot by soother sister, who seemed fairly heartsick ; end her weary lamentations, so she trudged bareheaded over the dusty road, were mournful indeed, and scarcely one saw her but pitied her. Her Osten had been beaten and outraged by the ruffians, and were suffering in their lonely homes ; her mother and broths, who had madly attempted to wreak vengeance upon the destroyer of their happineee, were handcuffed and bores off to gaol in company with the hated villains. The unwise =to use unlawful means to secure utisfaction, urged forward by the unreasoning crowd to the wk. bad but added to the calamity under which the family were suffering. The mother and brother, who sought to vindicate by force the good name of daughters and sorters, were borne to the same prison with the wretches who bed deliberately plotted and executed a hellish amok" ROBE DIETII7CTION OP PROPERTY DT FIRE.— NARROW ESCAPE OP THE LAROHAN HOTIL.—THURaDAT Idokenr.—About half-past 1 o'clock a.m. poiioe•constabl 53, of the E division, in passing lb. newly-sleeted and pal►- timl building known as the Leather Hotel, situate in Port. lud•plaoe, observed smoke issuing from it. An immediate alum woo given, sad Coudaritors Robinson and Arnold I quickly atteadel with the Roysl Society's fire escapee. Owing to the cooler" sod presence of mind of Mims Darr the lady laperinteodent of the establishment, the inmates wen Prevented from making precipitate retreats from the lofty building. The firemen on their arrival found that the intros hest caused by one of the sun reflectors had ignited the ailing and joist. of the find floor. The fire was happily coofird to the apartment in which it originated. The damage was incon.iderable. ANOTHER GREAT JEWEL ROBBERY.—(THIB DAY.) —This morning information was received by the metro- Politas police that during the night the premises of Mr. Frederick Cohen, watchmaker and jeweller, Maidstone, bad been burglarionsly entered, and property valued at 2.0001. carried off. The robbery is supposed to have been effected by Lon.lon thieve', and a large reward is offered for their Wears. _ . • Rowtro FF.AT or A YOUNO LADY.—On Friday evening a Worthing young lady went to sea alone is a small skiff, sad rowed to Brighton. The distance is reckoned to be tea mum, and she accomplished it, palliest spinet lids, in about two hours. The water was very calm at the time, but thee:plat oevertheless has created some astonishment —West Susser Gazette.. THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE MATTERHORN.— Tls Courier, in not/Mogen accident on the Matter. ken, whereby Lord Fermin Douglas, together with two tourist companioes zed a guide, lost their lives, rare : "Lord FranciaWm. Boaverie Douglas was born on the Bth of February, 1847, and was thus little more then 18 years of ter He was a most promising young nobleman, having been highest i n th e li st o f com p e tit ors a t Chelsea in April list for direct commissions in the army; there were 119 oxiipetitors, and he headed them by the extraordinary number of 6,597 mark,, making 500 marts more than any other competitor. Lord Francis had upon several previous OCZABiOII, visited Switzerland, and even at hie early age was an expert and courageous member of the Alpine Club. He bail been making a tour after hie arduous wares of study, and the west of the Matterhorn was the lest adventure which he had pleased previous to hie return toGleo Stuart. which ha had arranged to do on the 19th inst., when his loan life was brought a sadden close in the awful manner thus described. The sad intelligence reached Glen Stuart, a Hat of the Marquis of Qoeensberry in this county, on Wednesday last, where there was a family gathering, sad greet preparations had been made for uelebration next day the majority of the noble marquis. The scene of fest , - Mt, was at once turned into one of heart-reeding grief. sad Lord Qaeensberry hurried off to Switzerland, sad was ' expected to arrive at Zermatt on Sunday lest, on as emend of fraternal affection which the accouots received sines his • departure iedieste would be fruitless. It is to be hoped that he will not impose himself to seedless danger io an effort to recover the remains of his unfortunate brother." CRICK ET.—C HARTERHOCESE T. I ZINGARI.— Mg match was commenced at Chartarbouse yesterday, led resulted in a victory for the Carthusian@ is one inning by 28 runs. The bowling and fielding of the school were worthy of much wain*. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY.—The directors of this company have resolved to recommend to the proprietors a dividend at the rate of 7 per emit. per &mum on the ordi ,. steels and new ordinary shares of the company for the uttf•year ending the 30th of Jane last, carrying forward a blame of 3,4001. to the next account. LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (LIMITED). Tit & coolies for week ending July 22, 13,5291. 2s. Od. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 27, lBes UNION BANK OP IRELAND (LIMITED.) (THIS DAY.) The fifth ordinary general meeting wu held at won at the London Tavern, Mr. E. W. Wiwoitovz in toe . _ The report which was presented said :—"The gross pro fit for the half-year, after making provision for bad and doubtful debts, animate to 15,4tai. 17s.,and, adding thereto 1,9721. 19s. 3d., the amount brought forward from last ae count makes • total of 17,456/. 16e. 3d., from which has to be deducted the current expeous for that period,of 6,4891.76.3 d. together with interest paid and due on current and deposit neonate, amounting to 6,8501. 17.. 2d. ; there remains a of 4,1161. as. ma., which It is Prol to °I'M to the new account. The directors regret that the result of the past half- year has not realised their expectation but they can safely attribute any check in the progress of the bank to exceptional causer, which they believe are now overcome, and they feel soured that the bank, being in a perfectly sound politicos, its system and staff well organ ised, and oonfidenos strengthened by the co-operation of gentlemen of position and influence in Ireland as directors, together with the favourable indications of an early mad /Abelianl harvest, the future contains abundant promises of success." The following was the balancenhest „ `Statement of accounts to 30th June, 1865.—Dr. : ' Liabilities. Capital, 220,000/. ; deposits and current amain* 324,7941. 17s. Ild. ; sevao-day and other bills, &a.. 24,1471. 9a. 4d. ; reserve fund. 2,0004 ; balance of profit and less, 4,116/. Ile. 10d.— total , 575,058/. 19e. Id. Assets. —C.nith at London bankers', branches, and agents, and loans on interest at call and short nohow 133,7851. 13s. Bd. ; government and ether securities, 16,4091.; bills &mounted, balances due on current amounts, do., 403,8771. 10. 4d.; bank premises and furniture, 15,188/. 12a. 5d.; preliminary expenses, 5,7981.25. Rd.; total. .175,0581. 19a. Id. " Profit and Loa Account, to 30t h June, 1865.—Dr.: To charges at London and branches, including directors' fees, rent, salaries, &a., 6,4891. 7s. 3d. ; to intermit paid and due on deposit and current accounts, 6,8501. 17s. 2d. ; together, 13,3401. 4a. sd. ; to balance, 4,116/. 11.. 104.—totel, 17,4561. 16/. 3d. Cr.: By balance from last statement, 1,9721.195. 3d. ; by mom profit for half-year to 30th June, after making provision for lied and doubtful debts, 15,4831. 170.—tosal, 17,4561. 16s. 3d." The CatrattAN expressed his regret that the result was not as satisfactory as it was expected to be, owing to excep tional mums, including the low rate of discounts and the failure of a distillery bank at Limerick. The latter led to ' exaggerated rumours as regards the loss sustained by the bank ; the whole amount unsecured being 2,106/., towards which there would be a dividend oat of the estate. The fall ing off in the deposits in Ireland was only 2,0001. ; that in London 40,0904 Since the accounts were made up the deposits in Ireland bad increased owing to the crops, and this increase would he hoped continue. The accounts of the harvest in Ireland were very cheering, and he trusted that at the next meeting there would be a more satisfactory balance sheet. Since last December the number of Irish shareholders had increased from 248 to 106, showing that th • bank was gaining in public intimation in Ireland. After a short dismusion the report, was adopted. EAST LONDON BANK (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders wee held at hall-put 11 et the London Tamers; Mr. Cause is the chair. iU•i ill IL I MO mi 10 i% 100 Is Igo lioo 110 q. The report maid— The profit. for the half-year ending 30th June, 1865. u shown by the accounts appended to this report, and certified by the auditors, after providing for all bad and doubtful debts, deducting rebate of II interest on current bills cud writing off an adequate propor tion of the amounts standisg to the debit of bank premises I , and preliminary expenses, enabled the directors to recom- m mend a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, free t of income tax. The directors thought it right to add that the number of current accounts, both at the head office and at the branches, have been and are steadily increasing, and the amount of money deposited is much larger than hereto fore. The directors believe th►t the undertaking is now recognised in the city of London and elsewhere as one of the solid and matured joint stock banks." The CHLLIUILIt, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, said everything connected with the bank was going on steadily and satisfactorily and he believed that before long they would be enabled to declare a much larger dividend. In the half year ending In June, 1864, the deposits amounted to 299,700 k ; at the end of the next half year to 346,0001. ; and at the end of the ball ear jut terminated to 386,0001. (Cheers.) If the board had erred at all, it had been on the side of prudence. The discounts of the last half-year showed an locums of 92,000 f. over those of the first half-year ; and the deposit and current accounts increased in the last six months to the extent of 33 per cent. An idea of the amount of bushier done might be formed from the fact that in the last half-year the traesactions over the counter reached 27,000,000/. The chairman, who was absent in consequence of his requiring relaxation, coucurrei with him that that beak was destined to occupy a much higher position. (Cheers.) The report was adopted, and a dividend ►t the rate of 5 per cent. per annum having been declared, the proceedings terminated in the usual manner. LLANELLY RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) too too too too too too. 00.1 ima 100 .u„ IL 106 91 I 10 i 011 ' 10 I all 106 1100 This day the half-yearly general meeting of I t I ( shareholders was held at Ridley 's Hotel ; Mr. BIWA:LC% in the chair. . . . The report, which bag already appeared, having been take. ea read, The CHAIRMAN said that they proposed to make an in terim dividend at the rate of 31 per met. per annum, which was per cent better than the dividend paid this time hat year. The general traffic of the line appeared to be developing itself, and increasing considerably. There had been a larger expenditure than usual for waggons. The new portion of the Carmarthen line was open for passenger traffic, bat the final arrangements were not completed be cause they were not able to make the junction in conse quence of the Caroarron and Carmarthen intervention with the Great Western at Carmarthen, which would greatly in crease the traffic. The opening of the Swansea branch would be a great benefit to the undertaking. They were not able to settle their lease with the Vale of Tows, lies. As they were about to aloes the matter the Central Wales Company offered • higher price than they consented to pay, and the Vale of Towey Company accepted the offer of the Central Wales, but he held that the Vale of Towey were bound to them, and he trusted they would make the Nese to this company before they were necessitated to have recourse to law proceedings to compel them. ffir. Fowxra seconded the motion, which was adopted. An interim dividend, at the rate of 3/. ss. per cent., payable on the let of September next, wag declared, and the meeting adjourned with a vote of thanks to the chairman. SHARE LIST. -4 THIS DAY.) Two o'CrooL The railway market to-day is decidedly heavy. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has fallen 14 per Gent, upon the announcement of the dividend. SIM There is .dso a reduction of Ito per cent. Itj in Great Northern Ordinary and A atocl in Great Eastern and South Eastern, and to in Metropolitan, Great Western, London and Sou 1 11 Western, Midland, London and North Western, af t io and Caledonian. At one period of the day the den..! dine was more considerable. The settlement is ail in full progress and will be completed to-morrow. 1' London and North Western stock is now _quoted It 1211 to 122 ; Great Western, 65 to ; Midland, 4,1 131 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119 to 1 ; South Eastern,_ 831 to 1; Metropolitan, 1351 to sty 1 1361 ; Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; ditto A, Si 142 to 143 ; London and South Western, 99 to rt 100 ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; and Caledonian, 131 se. to 132. Foreign lines are unaltered. There are inquiries for Great Western of Canada Railway shares. 1051 ORDINARY MARAS AND srocas. BALI Yd. I RADMATII. I e r b4 Pric . " Ito I p.m. II: 1 01 aad Cambrian Oak arni Bandon laicswan Do. • La.:l6v. saill 0 Do. B 1 p. e. lepalil to B. Dublin and s.• Jeno Dua ll4ha dse ourgbaad ,PerthotAbd.Jo = I= ew isoluni, 9rd. IL Los. Bit, Na:j OresS Northanaothad Oreaticetkies Da* A no. so div. Do.B 114(1p. a. la paid B Gt. South & West. 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At a meeting in Warrington on Saturday week, held in support of the liberal candidates for the representa tion of South Lancashire, Dr. Smith called attention to • staterneot made by the Bev. A. A. Bridgman on the pre vious day at the Lion Hotel to the effect ILat Mr. Gladstone bad built a church in Liverpool that brought him io 7001. • year, whilst he rise a poor parson 1201. to do dray in it ; and read a telegram which he had received from Mr. Gladstone in reply to • communication, saying that the statement was "grossly untrue," bat that it was impossible to state them', by telegraph. Dr. Smith has since received tLe following letter from Mr. Gladstone " Hawrirdan, July p, 1865. _ _ . "Dear had much pleasure in giving . you information oe the subject of tae church at Seeforth, first by tole-num and secondly by letter ; but it wea done, as I think ( men tioned, to prevent your being placed in a false position, and not to give soceuragement to proceedings like those of Mr. Bridgman sod the editors of one or more periodicals. I think that grave censure attaches to those who by speech or writing publish on the authority of rumour, or on any anonymous authority. statements injurious to private character; and who hold up to blame matters of personal and private conduct without having bad the eourtesy—l might say the decermy—to give the perms inculpated a prior opportunity of explaeatioa and defence. Bad in all eases, it appears to me that these proceedings become worse when they are coined on for political por poise at the time of an election. Aed worse, again, when the &Wears of them are clergymen and editors of periodicals professing to be religious. It is possible that the heat of party, or that the exclusive devotion to particular and limited objects which so effectually closes the mind evilest the view of broader and larger ones, may have led to the course of which I complain. And if it be due to locos sideratecess only, I shall very gladly forget it. But, at any rate, I will do nothing which may serve to en courage such proceedings hereafter, or may seem to ac knowlege the authority of Mr. Bridgman end his coad jutors to cite persons before their tribunal in this improper manner. I tate my decision on the grounds I have stated. But I may add that the affairs of Seaforth Church have long ago been brought by me before the Ecclesiastical COin. mitsiooers, sad those who desire information about them may, if they like, seek it at the proper time from that public body. If either new or at any other time the Com missioners think fit to give such information I have not the smallest objection. You are quite at liberty to publish this letter if you think fit.—Thanking you for your obliging letters, I remain, dear sir, your very faithful and obe dient " W. E. GLI.DBSONL " Joseph Smith, Esq., N.D. " I have written under the belief that Mr. Bridgman bas Dot condemned, bat has made use of the rumours or statements 'ln question. If mistaken en this I should gladly withdraw what I have said of his conduct." AN ADVENTURE TO LATE Coma Ascs.—The Karl of Aberdeen and Mr. Jobs Ill'Oregor (harrister.at-law), two of the foremost members of the London Scottish Vo lankier', are about to start fora voyage in two small MIMI. I with double panels, and purpose to pursue the course of the Meuse, Moselle. Rhine, Melee, Neekbsr, and Danube, so so to pt, if possible, to Lake Oonstanee, in Switzerland. The _ lake is subject to t►e phettosnerm of auddsuly rising cod WINS falling, and only frames when the winters are very severe. 4 4 . 17: It is 41 miles long. with aE.nt'eme breadth of 9, is sees ovum being MO Kure mike. SLITIBIi POIIIIIIIIIOIL e4aw&YS. /Asada I irk lax:epos Bago.B.e. a c. 1114.69. c. 1 ____ Fa iditiiW'" - ' - - I !Bali° d . Lek. Hanoi Do. Priterozioo — But.. Brook& DoNek62 6 er root 16U-3.4 arl. a 6.1.0id0r0 bp. O. I. :Coi,bo T. Dock tsp. o. g. I Dooasturs,l p.e.per.proll lima. leap! N. & lima& I,dlosz ga t & do.. Do. J FIE loVoicn - Wand Troak of un•da Do.l.gaip. M. Et ,Opost Do. Li prof. Bona.. Do. do. deferred Do. Ind prat Bondi... Do. do. deferred Do find pref. Mock .. Do. do. deferred Do. 4th prof. Stock .. Do. do. deferred Gnat faction Penlosula Doro% 6 pse "n - 1 01.8. of India 14. 0 t. i Do 41 put amt. Do fit Western of Canada Do. Nov Dag 0... Oda par. 111 E Do.fig do. do. 1877 8 ' 10440 Branch. Ltralsod Wares guar. L p. oast aro. do. Do. Go. do.— Do. JIM on , 'Meth. Corp. L per o. Bd !kW. sad Hotocea Bog N.D.otOra.gp.e.lotp.b. Wads. IPUL I Pi t " It Do. Dolil Do, do. do Do. Poojauo do Do. Ludas Bs. 110$. 10 100 I too 'loo toe i Clain 'does. I lair L 7 59 1011 LO'4. ,Den4lhl. lila 11 19 101 70 76 106 106 104 104 118 412 le4 !m 19 84 90 65 66 65 CO 67 68 60 62 46 48 60 64 162 172 262 261 1611 1t /it 99 101 114 12 9 Bidlii 90 92 82 84 1 OWL 101 e 1024 85 97 99 91 N ft 63 84 100 101 100 101 _ 103 %i t s . -- I 19 1;1 10D 101 90 94 JOINT STOCK BANKS. No. 141 Buts. IPd I CL prima. I Wee. WAS 60 tr iss & Maatermates(L U 66 68 1 - 10.000 60 - 10,006100 UllanoaLmAlAverpod U 31 44ont - 10,0001190 Do. lamed at 10 pm 20 14 itpot -. 109,000 10 Mislo Angulo& - 60000 60 Anglo Egyptian (Lim.) ll/ ( dli fpm - 10,0 10,000 60 ,•Anolo 1451140 iLisellodi 16 4 6 dim - 11,300 16 laidatleßank.Cor.newsb 6 - - - U. 500 46 lAmilradaata all 73 76 - T. 600 IS Do. Now all 72 74 - 10.690 80 Danko' BritialtLatoralaia all 114 221 - 10.000 U 'Bank of 8.000 100 I Bank of = i on 4O 140 143 - 16,00! 90 'Bank of Otago (Waited) 8 1 IMe - 10,0001100 'Bonk of ipmenfinutd (L.) 16 6 4Ms - 10,000 10 Blink of Victorla,AniMis 96 43 65 - 10,00(11 10 •Bank of New Zealand ~ 10 61 74p.* - 60.000 SO Bradllao&Portogamo(L 10 11 1 41. - 10,001 II British & Colifeenlan IL 74 3 2Ma - 10.000; 60 Britian N. MIMICS .. -MI 44 43 - 60.000 9i C. Ilk. Melia,Ann,China all 15 27 264 MOM IS C6atiAlet.oll.ll4l4.t4. all 46 48 - 10,00011/8 City - 10,0001.. Weald - 40.000 101 Coon.liank of Canada all - - -. 46,000 16 com. Bank of India, &e. MI 15 18 - 200,00 10 ,Osou-Udatad Bank V.) 4 6 6404 - 6000 1110 100atialutol 26 85 Ai - 6,000 1001 Do. Now - - - 20.030 50 ;East London (Limited 6 par Ipm - 100006 10 'fastens Archangel Lim) 6 dia par II 'Anglian Joint Meek IL.) 10 Spm - 3 1 .000 90 Stag.Soot.&•••Ltniarid. all 20 21 - 40,000 60 tingliah end Swedish (L 10 5Ma - .5,000 03 Koropean litaukdAmited 16 1 21d14 - 10,000 1 103 Kinditen.Chlno&Jap.(L) 16 7 dli - 10,006100 um. Lapel at 6pm l6 7 die - 10,000 163 Do. New 2O 7AU - 20,000 108 Imperial bank. lanalmd 10 lv Oa 20 4 136,000 20 Depwlal Ottotaaa lO 1 61y0 164 0.606! 26 I Imussi.. 6,000 16 1 11e. Now 6 ems -4 100.000 sO amid 110M.BIL Indla(L) 6 4 fpm - 20,101 60 I Lon.Bll.ollletieo,44.(L 124 94 11,10 - 14,0311 00 Ms Bank of SmatlantrA 18 -- Ma - UAW 180 Landon and Brazilian - 6,651 IN ILon.B.Ayroottlt.o644(L 40 7 9pm - 050,00091 10 Do. New, lea. MI; pm 10 121 m 12 - 3 10 'Loa. COL Bank of iao all I i 26 1,000 60 . London and Comm-. 10 76 74 - 6,8% 100 'Lon. liamix.00&11( 1 4) 18 - - 3111 - 71606 60 ;London Joint Stook.- 16 47 49 41 1 26,010 10 'London& Booth African all 18 19 - 6,M 1110 Lon. & ti. iVadero (Ums. 10 4 11 pm - 6.40611 N Do. do. New.... 171 PIP 1100 .- 6,000 80 London& 9 enezuelm (L.) 111 4 4 dis - 00,0.10 100 i bis. A Wostrinastar .. 90 13 96 - 10. 01 10 0 Merenant tisolt(LlM.), 16 i 2 poi - 67,0001 60 'lUrciantlio & tethan(L. It 4 S dls - 13.0 W 100 Metro. & Prey. Bank (L. 10 5 4al - 4.1561140 Do. do. - 0.601.100 Midland Bank (Um.) - /6,M 100 National of Llverpool lO 6 Bpm - /0,0001101 jlt.Tro. of Inglaad 4l - - 1551 2%000 30 I Do. 2nd lame 60,0001 99 ; Do. 3rd Lune l2 .. - 441 20.000 19 'National Bank 99 96 101 -4 10.000 001 Do. New - 67,600 10 New South Wale llii 40 42 - 40 0 00 000 10 ,New Saaland (Undied) 1 Idis par ,10 'North Wotan 9 8 1 4 110 0 - 00 ear is 'Oriental Bank Corpora au 62 64 531 21 0.3 20,000 60 I 2rovin.liankingeorp.(L 74 51244111 - ?As 60 DJ. do. - MAIM 11012rortne. e 1 Irtimal 1 19680 Ss - 13. 10 I Do. Ma. New ...4 - - $7,600 SS kierle. rua).,&Delig (A, 10 4 2AM - 20,0 W U iono &marmot i 011 36 SO - i', *I. no ilmad. of B. B. Orton 126 9 7 die i -- 16,001 of 10f Do. 4, lan Memo. ilO 6 4Ma 4- 40,001 15 (Moe Aaetralla 1 ell 62 14 •-• PION 10110 Men of Lreion• (LA ) 1 U 6 444 -4 03 : 80,0. 10 Anion al lamina l6 60 62 .44 °Mita. 110. 1 fili. 1 Doewl. I }II co. vows. I 11100 1 1 [ 2.11188111 U. Meet and Mast UAW .40 126 1117 I - MOM 111 060e660lloDoet1 6 -. 44. - 6,.06.116 11, London&3o arla.;1011 71 74 isso.ms el Southampton 100 4= 44. .. 1127.071 et. ilurrey Coinmereist ...1W US UT - MONEY MAKKETe--(213I8 DAL) ADVANCE IN no BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'oam 1 : The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, have fulfilled the general expectation, by raising the rateof discount, but the advance is limited to It per cent., the mini mum being now fired at 31 per cent. The stock markets are consequently steady. The funds remain at yesterday afternoon's prices. The quotations for foreign stocks are fairly sup ported. An unfavourable impression has been produced in the railway market, however, by the announcement that the dividend of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company is to be at the rate of only 5 per cent. per annum. This company's stock has consequently fallen 11 per cent., and a reduction, varying from to I per cent., has taken place in several of the other principal lines. The fort nightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks is in progress and will be completed to-morrow. In consequence of the alteration at the Bank, the discount establishments have notified an ad vance of per cent. in the rates allowed for de posits, the terms being now fixed at 21 per cent. at call, 21 at seven days' notice, and 3 per cent. at fourteen days' notice. The joint stock banks will also allow 24 per cent. for deposits, instead of 2, as hitherto. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at Mr. 52c., being sc. lower than yesterday after nooo. Consols are now quoted 891 to 90 for money, and 90 to 1 for the Bth of August. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Cone°ls, for money, 90, 891 ; ditto, for account, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891,1; New Three per Cents., 891, ; Annuities (Red Sea Telegraph), 141 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 89 ; ditto Five per. Cent., 1021 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 23e. prem. Foreign stocks are steady. Spanish Certi ficates have improved I per cent., and there have been some inquiries for Turkish Con solid& Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz :—Greek, 201 to 211 ; Turkish 1858 Benda, 73 to 74 ; ditto 1862, 721 to 731 ; ditto Consolidda, 491 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 29 ; ditto Certificates, 131 to 14 ; Confederate, 71 to 81 ; and Mexican, 231 to 24. Transactions are recorded as follows ;--Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1863, 79 ; Buena; Ayres Six per Cents., 85 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 781 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 961 ; ditto 1864, 941, 931 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 941 ; Greek Five per Cents., for account, 211 ; ditto Coupons, 8/ ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 24 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 471 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, 921, 1 ; ditto, Passive, for account, 281, 3 ; Swedish Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1864, 271 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 94 ; ditto, 1858, 74, 73e ; Turkish Five per Cents., 1865, 441. International Financial shares are now quoted / to 1 pm., ex div. ; General Credit, 11 toll prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 11 to 11 prem., ex div .; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3/ to 31 prem., ex div. ; Otto man Socidtd Gindrele, 21 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Atlantic Telegraph preference, / to 1 prom. ; Peruvian Rail ways, 3 to 5 prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 21 to 31 prem. ; Hodges' Distillery, 21 to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam, 2to 3 prem. ; General Ex change Bank, 21 I to 1 prem.; London-bridge Land, to prem. ; Massa-Carrara Marble, 11 to 21 prem. ; and Marseilles Extension Railway, 11 to 21 prem. Metropolis Sewage shares are quoted 7 to 8 prem. ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co., 21 to 21 prem. Fors o'CLors. Consols close at 891 to 90 for money, anl 90 to I for the account (Aug. 8). There are no shipments of specie by the steamer Ripon for Bombay. The dividend on the ordinary stock and new ordinary shares of the Metropolitan Railway Com pany is officially annonnual at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, against si per cent for the corre sponding period of last year. The balance carried forward is 3,4001. ' • -.- The Consolidated Bank, at their meeting held at Manchester yesterday, out of an available balance of 61,8121., declared a dividend and bonus for the half year at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum, and after placing 10,000/. to the reserve fund there remains a balance of 6,812/. to be carried forward. The following is the report of the directors of the Joint Stock Discount Company (Limited), to be submitted at the fourth ordinarytgeneral meeting on Monday next : 1. It is with great satiefactioe, considering the difficulties which bad to be surmounted in connexion with the meat sod protracted commercial crisis, that the directors find themselves enabled to present a statement of accounts showing gross profit of 54,0731. 16s. 3d., inclusive of 3,2434 20. lid. brought forward from UM account. After dedoctiog the rebate of interest on bills not due and the c urrent expenses the Wailes has been appropriated for the payment of a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, or 6e. per share, carryieg forward 6,573/. 4s. 7d. to profit and loss new account. 2. The directors have era said. an amount es provision against low in respect of bad debts which they oursider will be amply sufficient for the pur pose. Of the amount of the company'. claim against the Leeds Basking Company more than 10s. in the pond has been already received, and there is no doubt of the entire amorist bei , with interest. 3. Mr. Joseph Bravo and Mr. H .V.. ng V East have been elected to fill the vacant seats at the board canoed by the retirement of the late Mr. T. W. Henderson and the death of the late Mr. J. H. IL. de Castro. The second ordinary general meeting of the Gas Products Utilizing Company (Limited) is called for the 2nd of August, to declare a half-yearly dividend. The third ordinary meeting of the Star and Garter Hotel Company (Limited) is called for the sth of August, when a dividend is to be declared. The report of the directors of the United King dom Electric Telegraph Company (Limited), to be submitted at the fifth ordinary annual meeting on the 29th inst., describes the additional works com pleted since the date of the last report, and now in operation. The directors express their regret at their inability, despite their most strenuous endea vours, to make the shilling rate remunerative. While abandoning it, however, they call attention to the great advantage, in point of general abatement of telegraphic charges, which the public have gained through this company's operations. They state that the present charges hold out "a fair prospect to the proprietary of a moderate return for their investments." The Electric and International Telegraph Com pany have resolved to recommend to the proprie tors, on the 4th proximo to con fi rm • dividend of 4/. 10s. per cent. for the last half-year. The first ordinary general meeting of the share ; holders of " Day and Son (Limited)" is called for the 28th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. A special meeting of the English and Australian Copper Company (Limited) is called for the 3rd of August. A special meeting of the shareholders in " Hal comb and Company, Sack Contractors (limited)," is called for the 10th of August, to alter the arti cles of association, by fixing the general meetings for August instead of February, and by prohibiting the directors to invest the company's mosey in own shares. The secretary and liquidator of the Imperial Sugar Refining Company (Limited) has convened a meeting for the Bth of August, to report upon the progrem of the winding-up. The preparations for to-morrow's settlement yes terday showed very light rates of " 000tinuotion" on British railway stocks Some of the quotations are subjoined : Great Fasten Gnat Nwhere Ditto o "A " -16 t to o 341 Gnat Witten Lancashire and . Yorkshire.. London sad North Wasters . .. _ Manchester, Sheiliald, and Linooln Metropolitan Ditto Districts Midland North &dem : Berwick Ditto Leeds Ditto York South Pattern E.O. i te a ,t 1-16 to 3-16 to If 3-16 to 5.1 ~ 1 3-16 to 5-16 „ 3-16 to 5-16 „ t to f to eves to " An official memorandum informs us that "the shares in Samuel Bestow and Co. were allotted this day, and early possession of the works will be taken.' We are requested to state that the share list of Hodges' Distillery Company (Limited) will be closed on Wednesday next, the 2nd August. It is also announced that the subscription list of the Massa-Carrara Marble Company will be closed on Monday next, the 31st inst., both for London and the country. With reference to the market for American secw. rides Mr. E. F. Sattertbwaite reports as follows : We have to report a doll and declislag market is Leedom foe Ameriems securities during the past weak. Tlua has bees induced partly by shipments of stock received from America, and partly by sales on coadnental account, when markets have been very Sat, sad almost daily declining. United States 5.20 Beads have given way to 70, Illinois shame to 88, and Erie to 524, sad from these Foists there has been only a slight reaction in 5.20's end Illinois, while for Erie we note during the last few days an active inquiry, maoy parties appearing as buyers on the expectation of • good dividend, m•d deeming present quotations low for • line having such large receipts ; they close very strong at 54. The subjoined is from the tea circular of Messrs. Richard Gibbs and Co., dated July 25 : The arrivals and &perigees silencer last are as follows : —Arrivals at London : Countess Russell and Ormadisr. Departures from London : Sydney Eggers, for Beog Kong ; Anglo-Saxoe, and Dilkhocsh, for Shanghai. The general election has tended to interfere with the tisensad from the country, and the past fortnight has bees marked by unusual &deem, nevertheless, public sales "without reserve" eo•- tione to be brought forward, and usually remit is a decline is quotations. The supply of teas has recently bees large, mid has afforded a good selectim both to the home trade and to shippers ; on the whole NSW have been freely made and rates fairly maintaieed. Seested tees generally are more inquired for, sod better rates attainable. Reports of the opening of the market at Hsnkow are somewhat cos tradictory, but it would appear the new mot-lags are coining forward at a east of 2s, 401. to 2s. sd. laid down here. The Childers, with 1,250,00011 u. tea, is reported lost coming out of the river kin. WEDNESDAY EVIZING, Consols, which closed yesterday at &Cie 90 for the Bth of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 90 to 4. For money the last price was 891 to 901, and for the September settlement 90} to 1. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols for money, 90, Nl, 90 ; ditto for account, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89k, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 71} ; Exchequer Bills, par, 4s. prem. ; Bank of England Stock, 248, 246 ; India Five pew Cent. stock, 1041, 1 ; ditto Five par Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 102} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100, 4. Indian government securities were steady. Ex chequer Bills remain quoted par to 4s prem. Foreign stocks were generally firm. Brazilian Old Five per Cents. rose 2 per cent., owing to the approaching re-establishment of diplomatic rela tions between the English and Brazilian govern ments. There was also an advance of 1 per cent,. in Equador Bonds, }tol in Egyptian, in Spanish Three per Cents., in the Passive and Certificates, and in Italian and Turkish Bonds of 1862. The closing (but in many cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference, to prem. ; Metropolis Sewage, 7to 8 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 2/ to # prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 2to 3 prem. ; Parkfield Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; General Estates, 3 to 4 prem. ; General Exchange Bank, 11 to 21 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Beak, 3 to 4 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, sto 6 prem. ; Accidental and Marine Insurance, 1} to 2} prem.; Hodges' Distillery, 2} to 3} prem. ; Anglo-Greek Steam, 2to 3 prem. ; London Bridge Land, to f prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Marseilles Extension Railway, 1} to 2} prem. ; Glamorgan Iron and Coal, 2i to 3} rem.;p Insurance Cor poration of Great Britain, 11 to 2 prem.; Phosphate of Lime, 2} to 3} prem. ; Massa-Carrara Marble, 1} to 2} prem. • The appointment of a settling day in the shares of the Blakely Ordnance Company has been followed r by a remarkable movement in the price. Trans . actions took place to-day as high as 10 prem., and the closing quotation was 6} to 8} prem. Canada, Ceylon, and New Brunswick Govern ment Debentures were rather more offered. Cape of Good Hope were inquired for. United States 5.2/3 Bonds closed at 70 to 4, being r steady. MINE -{THIS DAY.) Two oTtocx. The mining market to-day is active. There is a good demand for Wheal Clifford. Great Wheal Vor, and Chiverton shares. West Caradon and Great North Laxey are also inquired for. Below are some of the present prices : Wheal Clifford, 281 to 271 ; Great Vor, 331 to 344; Great North Limey, 335. to 37a. 6d. ; West Caradon, BtoB4 ; Chivarrou, to 4 ; West Chiverton, 75 to 77} ; Chiverton Moore, 3 to 34; East Rosewarne, Si to a. As regards fa and colonial mining shares there is little or no business. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-tTHIB . DAY.) Socare..-iii; marketcontiTities away, but is lies active than before reported. The sales include British West India, at 30s. to 325. 6.1. ; Mauritius, crystallised yellow, Me. 6d. ; and Keyed Kamilla, at 30e. Refined: The mar ket is barely supplied with goods ready for delivery, and there being a fair demand, emcee are fully supported. Corral-Tbere continues te be buyers of all East India descriptions, at firm prices. Plantation Ceylon sold. triage, 665. to 745.; fine ordinary and low middling, 78s. to 79e. 6d. middling and good middling, 82.. 6d. to 8&i. ; Native Ceylon, 66e. 6d. to 68e. ; other East India Plantation, 795. to 90.. tad. Mt.-Only limited sales are reported in this market. Rum. -A parcel of fine Demerara sold at lc 101. Rice.-3,000 begs of Rangoon sold at 9.. 4451. Briers.-Pepper sold at the previous value. Shippere black 3ad. to 34d. Cassia Ligoos, a few lots of second pile at Bs. 2d. Macs at firm prices ; ordinary and middling, 9d. to Is. bd. • fair, Is. &l. to la. 10d. Pimento at mo derate prisms, to qd. Ginger, Jamaica common, at a slight decline ; ordinary to good, 60.. to 140 a. Fnurr.-Raisies Valeneia have been sold at a farther decline; commas, 30..: selected. 345. to 36.. Canna* 224. to 2.5 n, being the previous value. SA LTPITILL -A weal of French has recently been sold at Ms. COCIIIIITAL.-Bosimer has been transacted on full terms. SA FFLOW2I.-Bosisl sold at about the previous value, 41. 17s. Sd. to 61. 7a. 6.1. . . . '.. Corr a." o.LNo;;ler of impor re g ported. r HIMP —A Farad of good ~tmos to ooas.ucon mums *old at 301 15a. to 311. 15a. par too. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market Is steady, at the following prices : Town tallow, 41s. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C.. on the spot, 41s. 6d.; October to December, 42t. U. to 63. ; December, 425. 93. to 43t.; Jan. so Mara, 43e. to 435. 6d.; Nara, 445. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We bays a few more beasts than on Thursday last. The de mand is good, and choice qualities readily make Monday's quotations. Borne inferiors descriptions remain unsold. The number of @beep and lambs is considerably larger, bus cbowe qualities are scarce and command high prices. Good calves are rather dearer. Our foreign supply consists of 550 beasts, 3,890 sheep, 945 calves, nod 100 pigs. Per stone et Ms. s. e. a. d. I Pardons et MK S. d. e. d. Best Scots, Heralds. 6 2 5 6 Best Deed 1111-1141456 6 2 6 6 Bon Short-horns 6 5 4 Bed Loon-w0e5..... 0 0 0 0 Second quaL Inmate 3 4 0 Do. do. Shorn ....6 8 6 0 Calves Pips Bes4Dos 81f-heeds 0 0 0 Lambs ....... 6 0 7 0 Beasts atmarket. 1,91 ; sheep end lambs, 12,310 ; caves, 1,068 ; pigs, 199 . milch cows, 90. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--THIS DAY.) Mr. Chaska James Elston reports trade slow at last daT's prima :—Prims old clover, from 1255. to 1:15a. ; inferior ditto, 1004. to 120 d. ; ins ditto, 110 s. to 120. ; old bay. 110. to 1204. ; sa w ditto, 954. to 110 a.; straw, 20a. to 32a, BISHOP COLZ2I3O'B RITMO! TO NATAL. —Dr. Co- Immo, Bishop of Natal, has just issued the fifth part of hie work oo the Pentateuch, the most important, the bishop says, of his volumes on that subject. In *ending it out to the world the bishop makes the following important an- nouncermst : —" I now cetera to the duties which hare : been so long interrupted of late by circumatancts not under my own control. In the midst of those duties I shell find frequent opportunity for acting on the principle' which I hare here enunciated, and shall rejoice in breathing myself, and helping others to breathe, the fresh free air which the meat decisioas hare mad. it now possible to breathe within the bounds of the National Ohara. I shall also, a• I hc'Pe sad fully purpose, fled time to punme three it and perhaps hereafter return to publish them. Bat all these things are in the hand of God. Should I sever return. I bid my friends I. England farewell, to meet there, I trust s ea soothe satere," :: i ... 1 TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (azurra's miciA.A.) THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Jinx 27. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes com pared with the previous account: Increase ; Commercial bills, 9 1.5 millions ; cub, I million ; treasury balance, 7-10ths miliions ; current ac count, 19 3-sth. millions. Decrease : Advances, 600,000 ; notes, 600,000. LIVIERPOOL ooTroN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ET =MEC AID INTWATIONAL TWLIORLPIII.) (MOM OUR OW COWSPOWDZIM) The market very 'Wet. B.les, 5,000 or 6,000 balsa. There is a peers) feethig on 'Change that the stock of aot tom is Alabama sad Tame i correct, accord*/ to the LW sews from Amorist. MYRDZR BY ORANOICIIIN. —Tbree Orangemen, Edward Gray, John Glen, and Jobs &ewe, from Rallibey, musty limaglan, were found guilty by a emends jury at Cestleblaney oa Townley, of the wilf el murder et Peter littera, as Seta:day last. Gray shot him through the beck with a pistol within two yards, wbi'e the other two were brutally striking him ou the dead. This foal murder wee quite aaprovoked. Ore of the prisoners is a SOD of the esiebrited Orange chief Sam Gray, al Ballybay. Malmo= Rooms.—The petrified bones of mammoth animals base reoestly bass found is large sum bees sear Trattoria, is the York River. Lammas ribs fear Mabee is diameter wed moms of spinal vertebra ten I inches is dhiseise are same the spesimme reeeutly I brought to Forams Monroe by excessiosiste to the past eassuased.—New York rribase. The Chicago police captured the keepers of stsety-four beams of pesetitstias sight lad west. They bad over 100.000 dab. wattle et iewdkay as their person.—Aesserteas paper. I The crop of raga in Louisiana this yew is et- Zdto reach 30,400 hogsheads, spinet 1 1 , 030 toga e ids ear. The largest crop ever raised Is that date wss 444,000 hosabasda—Pro York paper. r 4 • 011 i