The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-15 00:00:00

Liar INTELLIGICNO& (THIS DAY.) °Dual' OF PROBATE AND DPTOROIL (Belem the Judge Ordinary.) Uncut a LOOS. p r. polo and Mr. Reynolds foe the petitioner' Mr. swat Ballanime and Mr. Woollett for the reopearient ""-- wife's salt for the restitudea of her esajagal fkis Gas a =bead „do ; "b e • po zi guid oded amity. The petitioaer that she had any acts of violence they ens provoked by her laminate mashy, and were is elf4//ram. ri oneat, John Ban" dimity amistaat ;military ,',sopre and bermek4onner La Jemmies. mania the , the niece of the ordnance storekeeper in that actserll, lilt& They remained there till 1860, whew ieSegland, sad the respondent ebtabied the MsJ himeeknisate rship at Harwich. There bad been ten d widie e4ht semi_ ved, and the oobabitatice kol a pien she, it was alined that the respondent bol sold oft his Waiter", and left rhe patliloewr. g m pooh cromenrsinatioa, admitted that she hed o nsd a demon service because her husband was golag • ins it to Iris dines. She hid bought it with the money ni swivel for old elathes, and she considered it aa on law as his. She had twice pulled hie whiskers, bat had dime that because he was attempting to strangle mr . Ent night haveWealha." celled the but if wife of a fried et o locrwl she had dome • ell had not called her out of her name, be ... no wee coloured. Had not celled her " a Nasty wo w,* Never got drank or called him same, .... 6 1 "'" - • b o s maim. She might have said be wee a • wretch. Had never threatened him with • knife! ow the ' operation he bad allowed her lbs. 6d. a week. In rem inereems bet owe, sad that was not with the Misr ne bed talon, but it wee owing to something that i• b i d ' o sad that had disagreed with her. • To wit said that • few pears ohm the marriage Am w a r to anniag and the habit grew upon . her till her oseduot beans perfectly intolerable. Dming o w last • 1.10 she had rue in him three separ ate ilmes with ksile. bet ho had need no areas violins* to her thaw was d didelysseewsry b dingo her. Os ow of those MO!. 'jos Ole he awe beam, he bed towed Ave quart pots a ged is the mama They were all empty and three was 'o' is the hems that Gould have assisted her in drinking • eselosts. [theme was not concluded whoa we west to prem.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wore Yr. Regirtrar Widow, se Oommiasioner.) id In Window AND BONS. • ly bankrupts were manufacturers of fancy geode. d sa. Pael'sballdings, Little Oarter-lane, and of sj a sseet we has been before the court a emai l-nide tiles The creditors having passed a meta lYs ender the 110th section, the proneedinp in bank /splay wen stared, until the bankrupts applied for a air of disabuse coder that section, when Mr. poiraaa, on behalf of the assigoees , urged jargon against dm bankrupt. under the 159th section. Mr. Reed contended that** court bad no power, the ore brat now before it air the 110th section. to entertain charges under the 159th. The wart thought otherwise, whereupon notice ins err of appeal, and the hearing was adjourned until d i shy. It bong stated that the appeal had not yet been WA a huger adjournment was ordered kill the 12th of MO- DI ill 011010 Z LLPHOERIE DE LAXAETTKE BIRCH. taalaupt, a young , described as late of the pool Po li es Corps, ace at the British Hotel, Jermyn trivet and new a prisoner far debt. applied far his release hen melody. His debts are about 1,000. Ir. Sugood supported the application. There wen so appoints, though there were three detainers against the lattrept. The oily creditor who appeared oossented to being named on his giving bail in 1001. to appear at its onenegs under the baakruptcy. The Meese was ordered oa that condition. (Before Mr. Registrar Roche.) Rt U COLONEL W. P. WACO& ltis was a 'Ming for choice of matinees under the thhd Inkrustcy. It will be remembered that the last petitioa w dismissed, on the pound that the bankrupt had omitted Wall creditor, from his " three days' statemeat." A paitioa bad since been premoted by a creditor, Mr. Man de, Enna, wise merchant, of e•street, la Mich the bankrupt is described as William Petrie •rgh, of 17, Glommtercroment, Clamden.tom, late a Intarat-coloael in her Majesty's army, afterwards acting ▪ et—now out of besieges, and a prisoeer for debt. Ris debts, Including those omitted from the last statement, mahout 3,0001. The accounts are in course of preparation by Maws. Dubois sod Newetead. Mr. Emu the petitioning creditor, was now chum ✓evue. Mr. S. Chidley is the solicitor nadir the proceedings. IN NI 010101 1104101 t This was also a sitting ioeelsoiesTOl asnin* me. The bulk iest was a Will and beer merchant of Walbrook. The liabilities are raid to be upwards of 20.000/. The bankrupt had attempted to carry throh a deed of arrancenteas. but, hiring bees azteat4 adjimtiou followed. Assignees ware now chosen. The bankrupt's release from (melody was ordered, upoe hail. (Balm Mr. Registrar Pena.) II HI THE HOH. RICHARD AUGUSTUS BETNILL. The bankrupt in this Cu, is the son of Lord Westbury. fie late Lord Chancellor. Thin was the adjonnasd sitting kr prod of debts and choice of assignees. Mr. %alley and Mr. Lawman appeared for creditors ss en the former oocuion ; Mr. Bagley and Mr. Sargood for the bankrupt. At the lest sitting. objection was taken to the proof of Kr. Weld, the &Palm of the Leeds District Court of BrahrurMy, fee I,oBot ; and the sitting wee adjourned mainly with a view to obtain the attendance of that gentle woo and of Kr. Yates, whose proof for about I,oooi'. wee sloe objected to. The followieg proofs were admitted at the tamer sitting :--Bir R. Duckworth King, 1,0154 , money het sod interest ; Sir W. R. Foster, NM, money lent and intend ;Mr. C. F. Froom, 1,137 f., money lent and interest; Nun. Howard and Sons, 2121., for furniture; Mr. Atten keen* 1074, money lent ; Mr. E. J. Davis, 814, foe rim; sad Mews. Kent and Ball, 811, for cigars. Mr. Chidley tendered a proof for 320/., by Mr. Anderson, stockbroker. Mr. Anderson was examined, and stated that is was a member of the Stock Exchange. The hair* fire had transactions with him in March let. The first was a transaction io Spanish certi ficate. He received perscaal instructions from Mr. &Shalt He pumhseedeondry other stocks and sham for kin from that tiros to the date of the bankreptcy, including Maine sock, Spanish Certificate., Turkish Cressona:a, • foe American stocks, and other,. The whole of these were ties bargains, except one transaction ie Irrigation shares. The tranoactioas amounted to several thousands of pounds ; tbaytescilkad in aloes 013214, including the witness's charge for commaion. Witness had made Inquiry at the back. rcpt's bankers, the European, and was informed that he had a good 'mount there. That was in April or the beginning of May last. iSome of the transactions molted in Prodt. He bad applied for payment of the balance, but without amen. Had had to make good the payment to thole from whom the shares were bought. The proof was admitted. Mr. Bothell, the bankrupt, was then called into wart and hdear examined NI to • debt of 9131., due on • bond held a lady (oboes name was not mentioned). He stated that it we given in substitution of another bond, dated in 1855 or 1856, of which the lady's nephew was the obligor. Os. dortalmeat had been paid oe the bond, leaving 7501. due. It ven tni. that the 'transactions with Mr. Anderson were time bargains. Witness had also employed Mr, brCostick, Ya Proem, and Mr. Everett. Mr. Proem was • creditor foe 300/. and Mr. Everett for 1801. Proof admitted. Mr. Chidley then banded a proof for Mr. Patrick Robert /4,11 , registrar of the Leeds Detect Court of Bankruptcy for 1,0891. HI ELECTIONS AND THE WATERING-PLACES.— The Yorkehire watering-plaess are having a very slack sea son so far, and much complaint is heard that the elections are keeping company away. The North Eastern Maine are extremely thin of summer visitant, and eves the excursion trains show badly as compered with former lemons. The July profits will be lost to the seaside towns this year. LIVERPOOL.—In the early part of yesterday, and until past DOOll. the majority of votes were recorded in f your of Mr. &wart (the liberal candidate), Mr. Mendell (conservative) standing next, end Mr. Graves (the sew con servative candidate) last ; bat as the afternoon advanced, owing to the shipwrights and coopers, who generally Mill in favour of the conservative candidates, voting in large bodies, Meows. Borden and Graves reosived a large some ✓ice of votes, which, notwithstanding all the efforts of the M i mi party to retrieve the fortunes of Mr. Bwert, turned the election in their favour. Though there was peat ex citement and bustle all day there was no disturbance or floating, order being preserved in the more excited neigh bourhoods by bodies of mounted police, who patrolled the streets at intervals. THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT TREDISOAR,—The eljonreed isquest was resumed on Thursday at Tredegar, before Dr. W. H. Brewer, coroner for the district. when Mr. Lionel Hoch, government inspector of mines for the district. said he had been down the colliery several times since the explosioe. He agreed with Mr. Bevan that lb* gas ...aged by Dr. Joses's boy. Immediately the soctinm lation of gee was discovered, it ought to hays beers cleared atones, and not allowed to remain. Where safety lamps hi A LLEGED WIFE AND C HILD MURDER AT were used, it was imperative under the act of parliament that they should be locked. end not givers to the men un totwse 6- —Yesterday afternoon, Thomas Jones was looked, as was the case in the present instance. Mr. Jamer, p k eb It the bar of the Woolwich Police Court, on a re- I who represented the manager. held that Mr. Brandt was aaded thugs of murdering his infant male child. The wrong in hie interpratetion of the act of parliament. Mr. s of the aaveral witnessee were now fortormally I Brough maintained to the wormy, and he wax su_pported v r u z sod tile prisoner was fully oomesitted trial for ,in his view by the coroner. The comae: having ad d ressed i ft u.murder. Mr. Carder, coroner for West Kest, yes- the jury, the latter deliberated for ewe& holm GlB "e'd " iCK Wat OS the body of th e primmer's wife, ! mainly 12 out of the 16 agreed to a verdict that the explo sih—"tivesteted to have boas poisoned. Thebodyhadbemi don was mused by the Degligewee of the massager in not 01 22 40 d, and Professor Lettish y now gave evidence to the seeing himself to the door being out up. and in not clearing f ,....niltat he bad analysed the conthata of tbe stoseacts, and the accumulation of gm. The Coroner said this was a yet .;lll. !!,,, traces of ponce. The jury retamed • verdiot of diet of manslaughter, end Mr. Boma was oommittedto take tth from natural amass." I lie trial at the next Jain" bail legag aessobsi. L. Welch examined—Deposed that the baukrapt wee la 4 e Med to hi m 1 , 089 t. for money lent at various *Au daring the last year. It wee advanoed Pratipally by cheque, except 2001., which was sent by 1* ,,,..ab10et bill. 5001 . wee advanced on the 6th May, 1864 ow. co the 17th Feb r u ar y, 1865 ; so d 3001. on th e 25th M ets l 7—all by cheque. 8 7 Mr. Lawrence—Had known Kr. Bothell about Mx Pus. Re resided near witness at Richmond. .6. Webb wee examined a t some length as to the dream .. "'eels ander which he had advanced the various en= to Mr. 11 . Re said he did not think he was indebted to Mr. 'moire %finance for his appointment as registrar at Leeds. Mtuf was admitted. Mr Robert Attenborongh, silversmith, of Charlotte- F ltZtorsquare, and Mr. James Powell, merchant, et gtao, were chosen trade wirier. The eat sitting was appointed for the sth of October. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MY ELECTION NEWS. POLLING.-(THIS DAY.) WB. la3o. -- Torras White Joyat roolgaod. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. 10.30 Olsdotoso HaatMob, 1665 Haab 962 wErtoRD DOIOUGII. 10.30 Demon Padamoad LONDONDERRY /101011017. 10.30. Hamilton Mew ARMAGH. 10.30. Miller Ma DROGHEDA. 10.30 Whitworth Brody.. ...... 146 DUBLIN OITT. IA ate..... Vallo• --.. 1413 DUBLIN UNIVILBEILTY. MO. Whites& PS an FOREIGN RAILWAY& Antwa. sod RAStarems, W L , Mika larlses Jumada, 11 Grog Laumbsvits 14i, j. Elam Pink (Limited) guanatsed 7 pot crALI 181. MISCELLANIQUES MABEL Atha* T ligesseat, Oesamoreial si rait l it OcciMamba Calm (Limited) (all paid), 18. Credit Feeder sad Mobilise. at Nagiaail, 9. Ebbw Vale, 13. Baptism Omaraerelal sad Trading (LimMed), 3. Goma Credit sad Flaws al Larks (Limited), Hudson's 8ay,154. Humber Iron Works (Limited), 4, 4. Imperial Mere. Ore& Anoxia_ ties plaited), 6} z d. Interaatioael Lead Cheat (Limited), 54, Joist &oak Dianna (Limited), Bf. London and °Wow Engine sad Iron Ship (Limited), areaiterrimeaa Extension Telegraph (Limited), 4, 4. Natioeal Disoount Osawmay (Limited). North British sad Marmatile lasatance, Peainwalar mad Oriental &cam, New, 64. al hail 81sara, 114. Tames& Coestraotion and Malatenence (Limited), 121. Timms sad Noway thetas Inimmums (lAmited), 74, I. Upper Amara ZIG (Limited), (MI paid) sf, SHAM' LISTB.-41271.8 DAT.) Two dew= The railway market to-day is very quiet, and the alteration in prices is too trivial to sell for notice). The general tone is steady. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1231 to 124 ; Great Western, se to ; Midland, to 135 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 122 to ; Caledonian, 132 to ; South Eastern, 35 to ; Great Eastern, 49 to 1, ex div. ; London and South Westorn, 99 to 100 ; Metropolitan, 1401 to 1411 ; Greet Northern, 1301 to 1311 ; ditto A, 143 to 146. . Colonial and Indian railway securities are steady. Foreign have scarcely moved. UZDINLZY BEA ABD BTOCIS. en. Ira. I smivAn. I okstes tire I Was WU/ rake . to. 1 yout. lik!". 01 !ad awet....l N se IA 128 N N Cambrian Mark inn Barba Ire. • IA aid& sale I Deal p. e.loodd Se & Dahlia sad Deliartloe Drnieareell&abLre =red LWavers mem Ord. N. Da & aft.gt,Nol Greer Nedietlleellewl Greenterthers DaA J A rat as dlr. vs Do.&llDip.alepaldß Dna. W Gt. Ikeda Wee& (Ira) eeks DaSeet De. Dadb Wales— . De. W. Md.—Ward DO. De. Jr = De. Do. Et Idemerike di Tarkaldre Leaden mad Bleolrwall = 4 lll=l.ooart • Der Do. Met&ctea AO c Landsat North Wiese. loadeeDraateWeetern 111 IS 111 if 91 93 109 193 4si 7,- 4 .., 12 — Nit US LS 87 Ile 110 4114 lisajOist.,& Limoleall Do. New Do. Tatenaton Metro.ol6.(Pro. Scrip C. P lB .. Dl!bi 04 ; WL Do. Ilaiiis liat Daft &MD nd Dolin..lloll.Dod N. losiers—airwlek 17.51:17. Pala... Loads.. ...... Made ... ..... NooktDarts. 4.. 111.4411.... Nora Take Do. do. 1864 North Iltogordoldro 11. It S. Woslons Joao kodilth Metro' Sooltidi N.i Ator,lllk =ollir . Unkot laidoodWoklaglooolo ' Tat Vide Ds 0 Vale at Nostb Vlot9rla Itia. s liedie as:Dit: wit Gillnil - -- I w. ilsaflal IL It 11.. LI ZAUNATIL lAtiolima IL Law:tool Bosalikr. 013.10.5.1p.0. Fs: Illtino - " -- ' - - I [Buffalo & lake Banal 46 63 46 03 46 47 104 106 134 ltie 93 96 107 109 OS 41 it 54 121 e il4 94* 10 11 ul pa 1 It ges 106 107 IDo. Preform.. Butt., Brasaok Galeria!' p. o. &IL Aor. I. len Do. as. Jul, 1, 1171 Do. do. Jaw 10174 al. t B.Drioralp.o.s. Opp T. a Dookeo. 1 :4 . 1)."124 1NO L" Isaias 0,1'474 lite He iiiii I 100 Do. J LtNotloo ... i i Nei 114} 136 le 2 4 Pa lei 106 HI IA U U 11le 112 k 0 70 1014 100 IT IS Il i IU Se IU If 2 pm TO SI lie II ISI ISO SS ST ss 64 NI $4l 451 9 14 lid ise s 4 1 106 106 48 80 82 84 40 e 9 1 8i IT be NS LIS ir t Si iPs ... 144 k 4 614* us} i; [BO" 1100 100 100 its; I Igo re 14 40i IS4i i 4 TVitt - rnTuroruieitii Do.x q uip. 8.,0p.at . Do. lot Fog. Ikeda Do, do. &Demi Do. and proL Hoods.. Do. do. defined Do Sod pest Not Do. do. deterred Da T$ rent. Stook Do. ao. .1o!ono.d 1111 .... 501 (far =boors PS 10 70 76 10f 101 102 11$ m. 103 . pit I 2 i in LSOe era — ra Do. rm. 6 par anat. Do. New do. Gt. B. of India it. 6 p. et. Do at par oust. Do K Wea6na of Canada Do. Now, pay.... Do.dp.o.Pda. MIS Do.6* do. do. 1.3774 Indian Branch. unshod Madras Soar. I p. ant D o. do. =. o. a.. do.— Do. VIM MO). Corp. 6 per a. lid MMD. and Hobson@ Bap N. R.0t0u5..P.r. 146 1 , 8. 'kinds. pa 6 par owl Do. Dsad Do. do. do. 111 --- i b 198 rd 88 $0 88 110 18 80 57X 564 60 U 66 48 4$ 45 $7 18 N II 193 le4 t e PM 99 l 11 I 2 8 8 8 1 ,18, 90 N 82 84 108 103 N 97 90 N lon $ 11 i N 03 82 84 11 IN 1 101 11 414 1226 1011 92 96 Do. l'oloopdo. • • • • • I Do. Inelso It. Slot. elo. ... li i JOINT 610CX BANK& Pembroke i n — Peassace .. .02 U 8.8. W. liner e 8 08; 8.8. W. vortm 122.116 es. a. tn.:tarots_ 20.9 e 68 W. Plymouth —1%86 Bej L Weymouth imss 8. Portmetreth 19.90 84' n a. Leettou 11993 8. boy or Torsosik .10.88 et 8. Searborousb. suer 63 W. 01•100 elleoland BO.OB 81 W. W. tr . I. 5.8. w. LW. S.B.W. 1L&IV. W.Lif. LW. ICOI It 1001 W.ii. B. W. &W. W.& W. & W. &w. -I= -Ii Ne. 1 fit I b 4,444 . IPdI CL prior. I &W. 0101140111010.. aces 0/ w. .a v .... ..... —• a , 07,000 1111 ya a Mattensan'sa TIOINABLII. OM ones divided lll 68 GO Idi SUNDAY. 011 NORTELNIM MONDAY. 1 SO 10,06 Albion lO 6 4 dle -. 8.11, to S.W. and N.W., costa B.W. to N.W., fresh, , MAO 100 , AllianoaLeuALiverpool II 6 6pm 804 strong. squally, lan- showers in gloom. 10,0071100 Do. Wood at 10 pm. 10 4 6pm 246 settled. 1 100,1001 90 Anglo Arleen 40.0 101 60 62 8 1 0 82791110 fall , / l l4 Par Om -• dryer with squills, 1 10,0001 00 Aispo Dalian (UMW) 19 64 aids 114 to fresh, showery. • 11.2001 10 i Aslatleßank.Cor.newsh 6 -- pm - 8. to W. and N.W., 11047923 a. W. to N. and back, . 40 UAW: Anatrelena MI 72 76 734 strong, squally, to fresh to moderate. , 7,6001 40 Do. New all 72 74 &Dowers. 11. 0 84 . 1 911Bankof IrlltOst.olumble all 11 72 : A:7:1 above. NA/MIMI. W.9.W. to N.N.W., 10, W (Bank of Boyne 8,00016 lank et London... ... - Northern=ittoand. Wedera.lrelend, Wales, and adjs. 96,1001 1 1 lank of 04040 06• 11906 ) 8 1 1 a - eenetes. Southern= Noe& Channel and Bay et Biscay. . 10.600 100 l ame of Queensland (l )) U 64 as - doosoo , s g oslosa d l ow oo d so d N o m Sea. I 07,000 60 Beak ofVictate.Au.ftla U 62 66 - 60,06 10 Bank of New Zealand 110.000 10 11/td1101:4,011011111011. 19 14 %Ms - TRAFFIC E.MCIIIPTS. -The traffic reoeipta of I eg0, 80, 001 40 6° : •no "n u s s tiab tr i , WjiwgiA do,sisso _,_, w s l it 44 6 4. 11 4.6 __- railways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week 40,000 90 iC. 9/4.lndla,Aus.,Chlna all 26 27 - ending the Bth of July, or. 12,075 miles, to 710,9411., and 10.000 16 ;Chart. an. of lisdlsolie. all 46 47 - for the corresponding week of last year. on 11,674 miles, 16,900 100 'City - to 675,7921., showing an increase of 401 miles, and of 40,0001100 'Odom's' - 35,1494 The grass reoeipta on the following 14 nilwsys 40,000 in 1C01:0- Bank of Canada all - - - all amounted in the aggregate, on 8,462 miles, to 40,000 26 'Cow. hank of uidlaolto. 17 21 100 , 000 10 c oos ,,sad o wd B o os 4,4 4 6 bepm tor 581.6334, and for the commanding week of 1864, on 6,000 100 I l6 -n e ... 8.190 miles, to 554,1294, showing an increase of 1,000 110 Do. New - 272 tam , and an incr./in of 27,501/. Th. menses WOW 60 lest Landon ILarnlta 4l : 6 4 144 66 - on the Caledonia ; amounted to 2821. ;on the Great 10,001 10 Eastern admire' Unit II l ds par -. Eastern to 2,7281. •on the Great Northern to 1,3331. •an 10,000 26 Yaglish Joint Steck iL) 10 1 3pm •-• the Great Souther; and Wester' to 4351. ;on the Great ' 00.000,0 , n 2O 14 ‘,,,,, in ' 6 " 4" R uaL ,.„,,,h ehand. ,t ali m 20 l a t dis 292 1 Western to 6401 • on the Lancashire and Yorkshire 4 - 0:000 I; -•-- g oro p sao --- g oo a -- rumi --- tod‘ - -- 1,6 a" u - u s - 121 to 1,8601. ;on lhe London and North Wagons to ociatheiii. 10,000 100 MMUOILMOOWIIO4 " 7 5 411 18 6,9511. •on the Loudon and Brighton to 2,0911._; on the 10,000 100 Da lamed at 2 pm_ 16 7 6 die -. Leedom: and South Woolen. to 501 .; on the Man. 20,000 100 Do. Now - cantor, Sheffield, and Licoolosbire. to 1,390/. •on the Mid. ". C93 249 " 104 rial 164614 1691844 19 915 6 " - land, to 3,1401. ;os the North British, to 1.1261. •on the 1%000 20 Imperial Ottoman-. lO 6 Heal 164 4 North Eastern to 4,146/. ; and on the South Eastern to a 1.6 Louisa.. - 1,4304-total, 27,M)41. The goods acid mineral tra ffi c me It 16 Do. New 6 ids Ipem - BMW SO land Mondlu Indla(L) 4 4 epom -.. those lines amounted to 279.8621., and for the correepond MAN 60 L0n.81c.0f91eri00,46.(1, 124 34 3M594 4 log week of 1864 to 26 6 , 5961 ., showing an nonage of 10,600 100 Ina Bank of Secand(L 16 8 6 <Us - 13,2e61, n o mo w s f on p istoorog , parcel., gp t ,, le, lie Landon andßradßan 6,000 WO Lon.B.AlresaJLPlato(L AO 810 pm 441 crease of 14,2381. The traffic receipts on 60 other thetio N Do. New, Ws. at 14 pm 10 14 1400 - li ne . .a imen.., 0.3,613 miles, to 129,3081., sad for the 90, 10 Dia. MBank et Ass ail 24 76 214 31, 60 Leaden and County.... DI 76 78 - oo wea rres e post ain ding the wook lit el b :s i. t year, on 3,484 miles, to 121.6631., 4 100 Lod fisong.Oon.Ex.(t) 18 - - dls - showing ea lemons of 129 miles and of 7,6451. in the res it SO Wed= Joint nook.- 16 AO 91 - mints. The total receipts of the past week show an n th 10 London* Smith 0 2,1000 all 19 1 10 1 19 crease of 2,2471. as c om pared with those of the preceding It 100 ilea. 68. Wailers fUm. IS 14 pm It gi b 11,040 VW Do. do. New ... 174 6pos -. 6.000 AO ,Lendon&Venemela (1.) 124 6de - Mumma Asnoas-The Honolulu correspondent a% 1011 lad d Westminster .. 91 97 99 •-• of the S. F. Bulletin contaios the following Over the 1 0 . 401 1 00 'Morahan' bank(lant.),. 10 1 2 Pal - gate of Dr. M`Bride's residence is • modest sign, represent. MAO IN Mareuidle 6 Itzehanii. 19 4 3dß .••• ins lin " Bird of Freedom;" with the legend, " Legation Andre Metro.* Pim bank fiv 19 6 4 als -. of the United States." Some nights since • party of the 6,166 100 Do. a 1.000 100 Midland Bask (Um.) UNTO* National of Liverpool lO 6 8 its -• in port, being on shore as • " bit of • spree; after diato m= 00 1f D o . of ailamd CI --- - Italia( • barber's polo or so, and capturing a wooden boot 66,000 SO Do. Ind loves II - -• 445 from the front at a shoo.shop, were attracted by the higher *OOO so Do. Ertl Uwe l2 -•-• 445 VMS of the American Minister resident's shingles, and 60,000 60 National Beak SO 90 101 - leafing secured the detested emblem, they retired to the *ms AO Do. New 26 U 96 -- 17.100 97 Now Routh Wales all 40 42 - ship with %hie. Next morning, some one who had wit. 40,1100 10 , New Bea/said (Llinaf) 1 pis NAY - noised the t exploit reported the parties to the doctor, 60,000 20 North Western 74 84 Ow -• but before • had time to maks any inquiries the Hawaiian 00 000 16 Olinda Beat Ocoporn all 12 66 63 4 anthoritios were aroused to the grave consequences which 10.000 SO ProrlaßenlibleCorlali 74 a a!als ^ might result from such de li berate insult o the represente -7,010 60 Do. do. 0,040 1 00 p ros i os , o s Lasko & - - Live of a friendly power, and owing to represestationa IJ.OOO 10 ac. do. New all - - _. Made to the captain of the Clio, the young rapooallioss VAC 21 leinde.Pun).,‘ Dal (L 10 4 Ca 61 who wear her Majesty's uniform were obliged in broad 91.0110 11 loath Urinals all 86 se - day, and in the premises of *crowd of Yankees, to replace 1460 M lee eland. of B. 5. Alan 111 9 7dr - the proud bird on his wonted perch. Among these pro -Ihooolloo Do. des Mni l llll9 lit 6 -• d a -• mds; sprigs of "sacking Neiman" is a Lord Beredord, a 111 : 09 ° " 1161 " 62 A44 " 994 _ •••i a 6l 44 -- Ist selstire of that Marquis of Waterford who soma years ago 1 toolllllll Onion of Dynast Wes.) U 44 14411. 00.0.0 so 01600 et Imam B6 uu ad ..„ ad beams familiar with the interior of the "Tombs" of New York city on amount of his rowdy proclivities, nil who Intbsequeintly aided a wild life by breaking his nook at a , i DUCAL steeple ohms in freland.-Pananta Star, Joao 17. Mo. la. I DOOM I IQ. Won. I *gm A fact, not pleasant, but extremely suggestive, l ;done St. and West Ina 410 134 UT - los bee. elicited by the committeemen et the Hebrew l Moe 19 OfinerelliostinoDook! 6 - - -• celebration of the Passover ori Ballarat. Tb. Roy. Rabbi sMati ea LoadeanStgetherta.lloo 71 73 017.071 n ,071 " s t. amithmm ilurrey Commarabil Mn" -I°oo - 111 117 - HarmanD, the lately appotetett pastor al the Ballarat i -- Sysegogue, kißed no less - than 22 bullocks end 17 sheep - before be could Sod one that was tether, within the mean r =Lip* Jud•ioal law. The diseases which readered the PREFERENCE SHARES. unfit food 113041 W the eirennistaeras were almost I Great Northern 5 par cant., redeemable at 10 per Nat. entirely coded to the head ad lunp.-Baliend Sun pea, 102 00 3, . (Aastralisa papa). Nam 8.. 54 F is.B W w . . Aberdeen ..49.8 4 9.8. g. ups . . ... n ex Ardrousia... 6* RILL Greenoesilw. 29.49 dl & W. Val= —.. 85 &LW. eel's , Omer.. I .... 4Paerelowo. Liverpool . t 20.1 11 &LK Rolypettl .. 'mop 8/1. W. ATZLONR. 10.30. Bawd's le Beak Hancock l3 GALWAY BOROUGH. 10.30 Maris iN too IN IN log IN NOMINATIONS AND IifEMBERS RETURNED to I (THIS DAY.) 1010 1 Lower itralater Doserresaax—Portman, 'Burk and Flores returned. dBiRDRIN.—Sykes returned. Burvotx (Wnur).—Parker and Hervey returned. FLIRTSHIRL—Grorrenor returned. SDIRRIIRGHBRIZI.—DaIkeith returned. SUS= (Wier).—Buitalot and Windham returned. Yoassaila, Weer REDING, NORTRZIN Drnaws.— Crossley and Cavendish retrarned. NORFOLK, Burr.—Howe, Read, Beauchamp, and Coke nominated. Poll demanded. WIOTOWERQUIR, —Stewart and Agnew nominated. Poll demanded. DAYS OF NOMINATION. Armagh Couuty, July 19. luverasmahirs, July 18. Inverness District, July 11. DAYS OF POLLING. Natasha:l Om*, July 22. Pairliagahire, July 18. Suasex (East), July 17. County of Hiscardina, July 15. K Rio ILO i« 100 100 100 100 ME. DISRAELI ON ELECTION PROSPECTS. After the nomination for Bucks, the three sewly-elected ascalers, Mr. Disraeli. Mr. Du Pre, and Mr. Harvey, dined with • large number of their supporter. at the George Hotel, Aylesbury. Mr. T. T. Daus, of tilharddoes, occupied the ehair, and in • humorous speech proposed the he•lth of the three members, alluding to the sponsorship he had menised on behalf of Mr. Do Pre. Kr. Dr.tegt.i, who was vociferously cheered, said—Ges tlemm,—ln responding to the claim of fatherhood whisk tt bas been urged by my excellent friend. I am bound to say M that he has shown himself In one respect an excellent L I parent, for he has uniformly given me his support. (Cheer.) I cannot rupee's—(it would be oat of the power of language to do so)—the gratification I feel in being, I may Nay with g my friend/dr. Du Pre for the seveeth time, returned as mem- II bar for the county of Buckingham. Them are greet events TI in the life of anybody, and Ido not think that many men II have had so good reason to congratulate themselves 1 4 on the good opinion of our neighbours as /dr. Du Pre II and myself. As the same time, it is an honour, great as it r i is, which lon my part will labour to merit. Gentlemes, you may perhaps, after what has passed to-day, think that it is possible to have too mach of • goad thing, or perhaps I should say too much of • bad thing. Bat I may say, as fez as I can yet go, that the result of the appeal to the I country will be to accomplish that which was contemplated —namely, that there will be no reduction in the power of I that great conservative party which certainly has prevented the party at present in power from carrying into effect I those measures the accomplishment of which was the condition on which they came into office. I say that is the most moderate estimate that can be formed of the II result of this appeal to the oonatry. On this result I may I congratulate you that no great public danger is to be fume& lam sum that, as in the last Do in the present parliament, 1 , 1 there will be a predominance of conservative feeling, if not ' an absolute numerical majority. (Cheer.) But if the position of the party be such as no doubt it will be, if • I parliament be retuned with a deeded conservative feeling. you may rest mewed that no attack can be attempted with any success on thaw institutions which from con viction we are resolved to uphold, bat that ere long, and possibly before any considerable time has elapsed, the opinions which govern the country will be upheld in that oonatitutiosal and responsible form in which we hold they ought to be. For there can be nothing more dangerous than that the governmeot should be carried on by men who profess principles contrary to those on which they came into office. lam not about to make • party speech ; I have oily to express my gratitude for your unchanging ootutesies to myself, to express the satisfaction I feel in being hem as your representative, and to assure you that on every occasion I shall endeavour to prove that I am not unworthy of the selection you have made. (Cheers.) Mn, Rozzucx, M.P.—Mr. Roebuck bee grain been returned for Sheffield, after a contest which has been meet amusiog to everybody except himaslfasd bin opponent, Mr. Foster. At first Mr. Roebuck treated his rival with " supreme contempt :" then finding that he could talk as abusively as himself feU back on his age and wounded dig nity. Be bad, he said, reached a great poodles), and did not seraph to acknowledge that his "dignity was hurt at the insolence be had experienced." " His character, and age, and weakness" ought, be thought, to have protected him from treatment which nevertheless everybody e'se has experienced at his hands. The hammer, one perceives, does not like being anvil, though it is an " educating experience." The electors, however, adhered to their old favourite, raising him to the top of the pail, and Mr. Roebuck, ones more WWII, rose to his old level, declaring that he never attacked a good man, but "if I find •vi a, vulgar fellow, and I want to stamp him with disapprobation and disapproval, the English longings supplies me with apt words for that purpose, " 'as indeed it also supplies bargees, and bodraso, and cabbies, and other persoos distinguished for plaiosewe of speech. We are not oo the whole much disposed to congratulate the Hones of Commons on Mr. Roebuck's wooer. It takes vinegar to make salad, bat then it should be made of wine, not beer. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mlles Pe& Mer- Tote'. Total, Week soling Jere 18. °Pea. " T n. ellsadbi k Ottoman 612 262 WI 626 210 Do. Jane 151 — 264 1226 651 170 Week ding Jane 24 Grand Trunk olesanda 1177 10,112 12.212 22,207 11,1 4 1 Week ending Jell I. Groat Demirel of Mews 1,671 4,861 Week ending July 2. London, Tllbney &a.. Len Week ending July 71 Delfmt and N. Coontlee M 1,642 Iliseriek and Ennis lO7 Lbeerlek and Pomo 0 72 i=der.ft Coleraine 161 164 rT ord ink =ninny 11 207 Weleefted and Limn.* 77 642 6,5" s 438 2.370 1,467 937 2,331 2,194 119 176 131 31 103 163 73 177 sea 73 210 483 618 1.689 1.723 Week 0026 July IL 1 400 laelan Zama= North Nader& Pembroke and linby Week enalllll7 6. %Lan and County Down 4$ 2113 196 1,132 1,913 Bristol and Rutin Caledonian Great Zeinern 69Bk 11,066 10.230 27,922 14,123 Great Northam Great Woutora 120 37,230 26,192 71.090 72,120 Kent Caret Lancashire d Pathan, 404 10.322 14,147 44110 0.660 lea., n Chat., and Doveret. 2x. t Branched 1171 10,06 ' 1,130! 1%436 11,001 London & NorthWeotarnl27ll 64,133 66,321 120,624 113,673 Tendon a 82101W4dirs 21,476 6,796 18.170 112nonett0._ yara J. _ _ 168 2 .11h‘ 586,329 46,166 16 56, 974 86,516 tri 11 - 176 136 1,097 UT 1.614 1,519 Metro. Yc of LC. &M. 11 Loth 176 2.900 9,260 Midland BO6 19,851 28,963 48,804 42,864 burgh 1126 .561 11,647 24,155 ,072 acoujahc•a ad ing Olaigo ... w . . 113 2,764 3,0e70,871 5070 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVSII2OO%, JOlO 14.-liales to-day i-Oreat Learn, 494 4- Londos and North Western, 1724-11ancheater, Sheffield, and Lincohislitre en so bin, 4-North Toatern, Berwick. 1124- Great Western of Canada, 12 1-16 -Me, 644 4-111.1nefa, ST- Five Twenties, 714-Mercantlle and Richwine Bank, 6 7-16 d- North and loath Wales, 26;-National Steam Company, 71 11-16 d-FlintahLre Oil and Canal Company, Id. Biannalliat, JOLT 14.-There was not much doing here to day, end the tendency of pried was to decline. B Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley were Inquired for 101. Ile. : London and North Western, Coventry and Nun eaton. at 1114 ; Warwick and Birmingham Canal at ; Stafford shire Joint nook Bank at 11 prem. Birmingham and Stafford shire Gas at 94 ; Gloucester Waren at 114 ; South Staffordshire Writerworim 7i ; and Patent Pile at dia. Badness was done in Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon at 9 per share. IlanCligrall, JOLT 14.-There was a good business at lower Bokkow, Vaughan. and Co. (Limitad). g 10.- 0117 mt 494 4-Great Luxembourg, 144 7-10 1616-Oreat Northern, New, 11} p.-ditto A, 1444 i-Orat Western of Canada, 11 16.16--Great Western, 6134-ole Central. 1164-lancashlr• M Yorkshire, UM -London and North Western. ISt g- Manchester, Shadield, and laneOttlahlret ni 10 SOI I la I--Ditto live per Cent. pref., 916 10 9 16-te - metro -1411 1 6 1 404 1-Midland, Nash -New York and 40'064-North &Amu. Berwick', 112 Staffordshire, IM-itiutli Eastern, BS-Oldhain. Ashton, and Gana Bridge, 9 16-16 D. -British and Irish Magnetic Telsgraph, 79-Whitehaven Junction, 46. MMUS, .TULT IL-Three per Cent. Ceissoh. 90-New Three per Cent. Stook, WM 4-Ditto for account, Bth August, 186 4- bank of Ireland (1001 paid), 224-National of Liverpool (Um) (lei paid), for account, 174-Ditto New (hand at U. prem.) (161. paid), for account, 17-Provincial Bank (la. paid), el-Royal 14ok (lel. paid), SI-Ditto, kr amount, 61-Reliant and Northers Campania' (all paid), 42-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford (all paid, 8 SI-Great Southern and Wedern (1001. paid), nano count, Wicklow, and Wexford, 6 per cent. pare In fall) 124-Ditto, a per cont. redeem. (paid In 60}- bla Western 6 per cent. perp. Clash (all paid), 111 3. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) sAnnwAr, Jinx U. a Li. 18612 MOM NARILBT.-(TRIS DAP.) Two demos. The stock ' markets to-day are very quiet, with an unusually thin attendance. The funds and nearly all other nessrities are quoted precisely the same as they closed yesterday. An advance in Greek Bonds forms almost the only variation of importance. The general tone of the various mar- kets is steady. There is a good demand for money for a Saturday. Good bills are charged 3 per cent., with exceptional transactions at 2. In the Stock Exchange abort loans on English Government secnritice are still obtainable at Ig to 2 per cent. Conaols are now quoted 90 to I for money, and 90e , to for the Bth of August. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, ; ditto, for ac count, 90g, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89}, 1; New Three per Cents., 89}, I ; Annuities, April, 1885, ; Exchequer Bills, par ; Bank of Eng land Stook, 248 ; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 104, ; the Five.and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 110 e. _ . In the foreign stock market the only change worth mentioning is a rise of 1 per cent. in Greek Bonds. Other stocks are quiet at yesterday's rates. Some of the present quotations are subjoined Turkish, 1858, 73 to 74 ; ditto, 18 62 , 72 to 73, ez div. ; ditto ConsolidoSs, 491 to ; Mexican, 241 to 1, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, 291 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 1 ; Greek, 211 to ; and Confederate, 7 to 9. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres One per Cent. (Deferred Three per Cent.), 341 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. (Exchange 12 guil), 631, ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. 100/. Bonds, 98; ditto 1864, 941,1; ditto 1001. Bonds, 941; Greek Coupons, for account, 81, 3 ; Montevidean Six per Cents., 621, ex div. ; New Grenada Deferred, 61 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 473, ex ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862, 92, 1 ; ditto 1864, 95 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 291 ; Turk ish Six per Ceuta., 1858, for account, 731 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 78 ; ditto 1862, for account, 721, 72, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents., 1865, 45, ex div. ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 161 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1864, 411. International Financial shares are now quoted le t° 1 pm., ex div.; General Credit, 11 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 71 to 1 prem. ; Imperial Mer caetile,l to prem., ex div.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3/ to 4 prem., ex div. ; Otto man Societ4 Gdn4rale, 22 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, .151 to ; and Egyptian Trading, 11 to (4 die. 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 i t prom. ; Glamorganabire Iron, 2 to prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 3 to 4 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 31 to 1 prem. ; Hop and Malt Exchange, 11 to 11 prem. ; Barned's Banking, to prem. ; East London Railway, par to prem. ; Loudon and Mediter ranean Bank, 3 to 4 prem. ; Metropolis Sewage, Ito prem. ; and Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), 11 to 2 pm. HALF-PAST Two o'Czc•cr. Console remain quite without variation at 90 to 1 for money, and 901 to for Bth of August. As regards other securities, owing to the general Amos of business, there has been no change whatever this afternoon. The following notice relating to the Venezuela Loan of 1884 was forwarded to the Stock Exchange yesterday by the General Credit Company : Vinsion.• Six era CWT. Loan, 1864.—The Geer's' Credit and Finance Company of Leedom (Limited) are in receipt of advice from their assets, Mesas. H. L. Boohoo and 00., dated La Guaira 24th Jane 1866, of duties col- Wed as follows on aoooust of the above loan :—Per state ment No. 34, from La Guaira 24,749.80 dole. ; per state meet No. 35, from Ls Guaira, 11,08450 dole. ; per state meat No. 36, from La Quin, 2,337.10 dots. ; per state scent No. 46, from Puerto Cabello, 50.50 dole. ; per stele meet No. 47, from Puerto Cabello, 5,60L96 dole. ; total, 43,823.86 dole. The flow of gold from the Bank continues ; the amount taken out yesterday was 60,0001., in sove reigns, for Alexandria. The steamer Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has brought 235,0001. in specie. The foreign exchanges presented little alteration yesterday, but bills on Hamburg were rather more inquired for. The usual list is subjoined : Amsterdam, S =oaths, 11.191 to 12.01 ; ditto. 3 day., 11.18 to 1; !Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 1101; Ant werp, 3 months, 25.371 to 40; Hamburg, me. basso. 3 moths, 13.91 to 10 ; Perim, 3da 25.15 to 20 ditto, S months, 25.371 to 421; ort-on-the-Haine. 3 moths, 1201 to ; Bt. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 maths, 31 to 1; Vienna, e ff . 80., 3 months, 11.15 to 30; Trish, eff. Si., S months, 11.15 to 20: Madrid, 3 month; 471 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 month., 25.50 so 55 ; Genoa, 3 mouths, 35.50 to 55 ; Milan. 3 months, 15.50 to 55 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.50 to 55 Palermo, 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Nemo% 3 months , 25.50 to 55 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 511 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to 1. The weekly return of the Bank of Francis shows the following changes : Coin sad bullion Bills disooanted Government deposits lncrease 96,000 Notes is circulation. basses 1.010,000 Private deposits .......... Lames 1,390,003 Advance; The principal changes are the decrease in the bullion and increase in the notes in circulation. At the meeting yesterday of the Socidtd Agricole et Industrielle d'Egypte, it was announced that the Profit during the eight months the company had been in operation amounted to 23,5171., and that a dividend equal to about 9 per cent. had been de clared, or at the rate of 13 per cent. for the year. The directors of the New Zealand Trust and Loan Company (Limited), intend to declare • dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum at the meet ing on the 20th inst. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2821. over the corresponding week of last year. The following is the eighteenth report of the directors of the National Discount Company (Li mited), to be submitted at the general meeting on Wednesday, the 26th inst. : The directors, in presenting the annexed statement of the accoanta for the half-year ending 30th Jane last, feel assured that the shareholders will participate in the plea sure they have in submitting each coeclusive evidence of the steady progress of the business of the oompanv. The gross profits for the last half-year have =ousted to 112,7451. 14e. 9d., and, after deducting the current expen diture, directors' and auditors' remunenition, writing off, in their entirety, all bad and doubtful debts, and reserving, for rebate of interest on bills not yet due, 36,5711. le. Id., there remains the sum of 63,3191. Or. 14. which, with the addition of the balance brought forwent from the Slot December last. will then &mint to 70,002/. Os. sd. These satisfactory remits will enable the directors, after appro. priatiog 60,0001 to the payment of a dividend at the rate of 26 per cent per sauna) free of income-tax, to carry for ward to the next half-year's profit and loss account the sum of 10,092/. Os. sd. The dividend will be made on and after the let of August. A special general meeting of the Indian Carrying Company will be held on Tuesday, the 25th inst. The transfer books of the London Tavern Com pany will be closed from Thursday, the 20th inst., to Friday, the 28th, for the purpose of paying an ad interim dividend for the six months ending 30th ult., at the rate of 10 per omit. per annum. The Imperial Mexican Railway Company have notified that their line of railway has been opened for passenger and merchandise traffic over the whole distance from Vera Cruz to Paso del Macho, where tie assent from the Tierra Caliente to the healthful districts of the interior commences. The company have arranged to despatch a special train from Vera Cruz on the occasion of the arrival of each Mean peaks' ben lazepa, to amble bonne I. M., O. : _ 1 1 o 1 ✓ OAS, 7 er 0.433 , $ re i 0.07 II -I! - I i - I' 1016! i - I $ to reach the interior of the country with the WA possible delay. The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. James Cooper, of the firm of Johnstone, Cooper, Wintle. sod Evans, official liquidator of the Patent Carriage Company (Limited). Notice is given that the list of applications foe shams in the General Exchange Bank (Limited) will be closed on Saturday next, July 22, for 1002- don, and on Monday, the 24th, for the country. We are requested to state that owing to the elec tions, the closing of the subscription list of the Dalbeattie and Kirkconnell Granite Company is postponed till the 22nd inst. for London, and the 25th for the country. The fifty-fourth half-yearly dividend, declared on the 12th inst. at the meeting of the General Life and Fire Assurance Company, is announced as now ble. At the indigo sale, prices yesterday, excepting for fine goods, ruled in favour of buyers, but there was rather more sold. The sale opens on Monday with B catalogue. MILT Evmors. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 to 1 for the Bth of August, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 901 to 4. For money the last price was 90 to a. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Consols for money, 891, 901 ; ditto for account, 901, f ;LThree per Cents. Reduced 893, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 893, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 10t3, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent, 34 ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures , 1866, 1 ; Five par Glut. " mimed " rupee paper, 102. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 4e. prem. ' Foreign stooks were firmer. There was ea im ovement of l per cent. in Danubian Bonds ; a a gyptian, Russian of 1864, and Turkish of 1854, Ain Mexican, and in Italian and Turkish Con aolidis. A. the shares of the financial companies Im • MercantileCrodit and International Finan • are now quoted ex die., and closed about 2s. 6d. lower than yesterday. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. : International Financial, 11 to 14 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, la to 11 pram ; London Financial, 74 to 74 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile Credit, If to 11 press., ex div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 34 to 4 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted to day 101 to 111 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, If to 1 der.; Egyptian Trading, 1/ to 01 dis & again lower; Ottoman MEW G6nerale, 23 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 153 to 3, ex div. ; Lion Brewery, 24 to 1 prem. The closing (but to many oases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined : Peruvian Railways, 3 to 3 4 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to 4 prem. ; Blakely Ordnance, 21 to 3 prem. ; Atlantic Tele graph Preference, to 1 prem. ; London Mer chants, 24 to 11 db..; Glamorgan Iron and Coal, 2 to 1 prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Banied's Rank, to 3 prem. ; London, Green wich, and Windsor Hotels, 11 to 2 prem.; Samuel Bestow and Co., 1 to 11 prem. ; 'lop and Malt Exchange, 11 to 2 prem. ; Parkfield Iron, 11 to 2 prem. ; General Estates, 24 to 31 prem. ; East London Railway scrip, par to 1 prem. ; General Exchange Bank, 11 to 2 prem. ; and Liverpool and Dublin Steam, 1 to 2 prem. The shares of tue Metropolis Sewage and Essex Reclamation Company were quoted 13 to 2 prem. ; and Overond, Gurney, and Co., 2/ to 23 prem. City Bank shares have again advanced about 2L, and there were inquiries for London, Buenos Avres, and River Plate, and a few other bank shares. Com mercial Bank of India, and Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank shares were heavy. City Offices, City of London Real Property, and Telegraph Construction shares showed a drooping tendency. United States 5.20 Bonds roes 3per cent., closing at 713 to 4. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures remain quoted 86 to 87. There were inquiries for Cape of Good Hope and Ceylon Government Debentures. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two &Mom. The milling market to-day is steady. Hellen beagle and Zest Rosewarne shares are in good demand and have improved. There are also in quiries for Wheal Clifford. Prices are quoted as fol lows :—West Chiverton,76 to 80 ; Clifford, 24 to 24 Wheal Bose, 26 to 28 ; Hallenbeagle, 3g to ; Great Busy, SI to ; Nast Rosewarne, 3} W g ; Bottle Hill, 14s. 6d. to 16s. 6d. ; Nast Lovell, 10 to 104. Foreign and colonial mines are quiet. Caps Copper are marked 4 prem., and Wesboe Gold (3i. paid), 4 r ip ' The en joined weekly report with reference to the metal market is from the circular of Hews. Von Dadelszen and North : The metal market is extremely dell, there is hardly aey business doing, sad priors of many article" are quite nominal. Iron : We cent report say change is the posi tion of the Welsh and Staffordshire iron trade; prices are steady, and the orders oo bend of an average character. Scotch pig iron has bees dull, dosing at 545. fid. Copper : Went of report orders of any imports/lee is the came of great dubsess. The smelters have now fixed the price of manufactured, fee export, at 911. ; bed, 891. ; and tough at SO. Pereira eopper is very quiet. Komodo, 911. ; Basra, 901. • Wel. laroo, Set., almost nominal. Tin is vary quiet, a nd prier easier; We quote Straits at 911. ; Bence, 941. to 961. English tin firm, at official quotations. The Dutch nuke* steady at 550. to 561. Tin plates are firm, and the making are fully employed. Lead : The tendency it any - hie; it sellers favour. Speller: The market is unsettled ; there Is a great difference in prime between burets and sellers. We quote spot, 221. 10s. ; forward the same. though 100 tons have hem reported, at 221. • Audiet, September, special brands, at t h e outposts, from 291. 106. to 221. 15e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MAREET. (THIS DAY.) (se Mamie AND DITZLIATIOWAL TZLIMIAPIL) (nom ova owe ooasaaeoeoser.) The market rather steadier. Sales probably 10,000 bales or more. TALLOW 3IARKET.-7His DAY.) Te market is quiet at the followiag pries' :—Pistersharg y. 0.. oa the spot, 41s. 6d. ; all the moth, 41s. ; Osgstew to Dosuaber, 425. 3d. to 43.6 d ; Dowieboir, tic ILuizer AVM:MGM—Town tallow. 43,5. 9d.: faLA ditto, 2s. lid.; yellow Rimiest, 435.; waited 335. 6d. ; rough ditto, 18e. 6d. ; tallow passim 194. ; good drip. 61 . - SMITHFIELD HAY MARICHT.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Clueles James Eutaw reports trade at tiro follow, in prioes :—Prime old clover, from 130 e. to Ms.; Inferior ditto, 1000. to lae.; sew ditto, ntas. to 120..; prism old liay, 1155.t0 130 a; inferior ditto, 85s. to 100 a; as e ditto, 100 s, to 1.10 a; straw, as. to 335. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Pass Sent vegetables ere sow abuodeet.arod of fruit there is a fair supply. French house are sufficient for the de mand. Strawberries end cherries are scarcer, bat, on the other head, los fugitive fruits of other kiada are beginning to seek* their appearance. Grapes end rice-apples ars now abundant. Gob note fetch from BOG. to 60a. per 1001 be. Good kidney potatoes teen from Is. 6d. to 2a. 6d. per dozes pottada. Flowers cbiei7 cooed of orchids, heaths, pelargoniums, carnations and picotece, migzonetta, and row. MUFF. Plus apples, pot lb., 4i to 6s • Apples, per sieve, Is Od to hi Orspes, per lb., SI to 611 Oralyttal, per 100, 144 to !Os Amebas, per dos.. be to 10. Lwow. per M. di toles Nectarines, do.. ea to !Os Nuts, oob, per 1091 b, 00s to Ns Apricots (French). do., 64 to lee I Bruit. Per bulbul. Its leW. do.. Os 10 1111 Abeosds, do., les to !Os Strawbsrliss, p. lb.. la. to Ts VIO11TABLI(6. - _ 01=ss.pardon,ls ild tetsll7l Carrot', new, do., le 1 . : Beans, For hall AIM Tisrdlis. OK bunch. 41 to GA is to to Cuenottesr. soh, Gut to Is OA Pass, pot skive. 2s to a Nat. pie eke.. Isett to to Potatoes, York Ingents, pas Shallots, per lb. SO Lou. IOOS to Iles Guile, per lb„ Ott • looks, do_ 00s tolls Wino" per des.,ls Ott „ Takeo IsOs to ISOs to A d ri aansoon In So 28 Od „ new, rosusl, Oa to Ito pst p. dos., is NI to Ss cwt. B p. bak„ LIM toes „ do. Kidneys, ea to 1b per Itotbroom,p.ptott, L to 1. 1111 do. NNW, we MU is Ss tots (knots. pr bunch., dd told Bad" pot bank, id Tin lsr Lira °cum.—The led We Guards, leader the reward d Llestesset•Odebel the Earl d *met Obelisk left the Ovri 4 7 narlealts. BOW. sew Widest, at sp early hoar a. Tuesday terrain`, sod pee s r 1116 AlAWSbOtt 011M/7. whets the regiment will muds till the d Amu& Teik I - OM • VW Oa i