The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-03 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS.

1/71:11P001. Andrei" 1 to-day .--Bast Anglian, 151-
Great Northern A Deferred, 126-London and North Western,
1021 1 1-14inchester, Sheffield, and Lincohmhlre, -Metrope-
titan new, 1 15-16 1 11-16 1 p.-North MUM, 631-North
Eastern Berwick, 102-Fames 6 par cant, 133-B .30.10 and Lake
Huron, 61-Oreat Luxembourg 13 13-16-Great Western et
Camas, 111-16 -Sambre and Masse, 10-British and American
Exchange Busk. SI p.-Albion Maine, 616 p. - British and
Foreign Marine, 1 p.
MAXOII3IIIIIII, AIMMIT 1.-A fair Maims was done Prices
steady.-Consolidated Bank (Limited), 44 p.-Great Amiens.
51-Great Northern A, 1251 1-1111nola Central, 11l d.-London
and North Weatern, 192-Manchester, Sheffield, and linear
shire, 441 1 1-New ditto 6 per cent. pref. .pald tip) 1 d.-
Metropolitan, 111 1 1-Midland, 1281-North Botials, 65-41-
South Bastes, MI- 1 Imam and Mersey Marine Insumace,
2 15-16 p.-Bteekton and Devon New 'Ai paid. 81 -Dar-
lingt in East Anglian, 261-London and Manchester 01e.., 53-
Confederate Loan, 161 16 d.
MAXIM MAX. AVM'? 1.-In this market to-day Metropolitan
Wagon Company shares were dealt in at 21 pra., and Birmingham
Bankers* Company Marta at WI, ex dlr. Birmingham One New
Ordinary shams of ISM were offered at 10 pm. ; Birmingham
Wagon Company, at 121; South Stafford', at 11/ and Midland
Wagon Company Shares, at 96.
1.1156, Al:muff L -North Masten% Pour-andallaff per Cent.
Preirranee, 1061-Ditto leads, 50-Great Eastern, 631.
Dustin, Arena" 1.-New Three ppesrr Cent. Stock, 921 92 M-
Bank of Ireland, INC paid. 2141-HiMealan Bank, 264 pall, 401
-Natioasl of Ltreird (Uunted), 61. pad, 9-Dublin sod Mug-
hada, 1001. paid (Ac. , 90-Dublin, Widths'', and Wmfeni.
Mitilaad Great Waters, half Mena 261. paid, 26111.

Mr. Horace Waddington, ILL, of University
College, Orford] (late scholar) has bees appointed one of her
Majesty's inspectors of school, Is Easter Teem=
Mr. Waddiogton obtained a Met class in the
School of Moderations ; and in th. mime term, 1867, also a
first clean In classics at the final examination.
EIIIOSATION ?ROY LIVEMPOOL. —The govern-
ment emigration returns, which have just been completed
by the authorities, for the month of July, give the follow-
ing information s—ln the month of July of the present
rear 32 ships " tinder the act" galled from the port of
Lirrrpool for the United States. They carried 1,682 men
as crews, 188 cabin, and 8,976 slangs passengers and were
of 46,434 tons. The emigrants was -classed thus-2,653
Entail. 463 Scotch, 5,524 Irish, and 346 foreigners.
Three ships, of 4,192 toes, sailed to Canada with 281 men
as crews, 44 cabin, and 535 steerage passenger,. Of these
emigrant.' 441 were English, 76 Irish, and 38 foreigners. Two ships, of 3.249 tons, sailed to Victoria with 113 men as
crews, 22 cabin and 702 steerage passengers. They
were clamed —2lO English, 95 Scotch, 273 Irish,
and 24 foreigners. The totsda were 37 shipe, of
53,875 tons, with crews of 2,056 men, 254 cabin and
10.T33 steerage passengers. The emigration from the
various countries was as fellows :—English, 3,304 ; Scorch.
548 ; Irish, 5,973 ; and 408 foreigners. The emigrates%
" not under the act," was as follows : —To the United
States, 8 ships, with 703 pamengers ; to Cansda, 2 ships.
with 400 passengers to New Emmerich, 1 ship, with 10
;to South Wales, 1 ship, with 8 passengers;
rienctoecrar
1 ship, with 32 paseengen ' • West Indies, 1 chip,
with 12 passengers ; South America, 4 ships, with 20 pas-
sengers ; to Ithe East Indies, 1 ship, with 4 mangers.
Total. 19 ships and 1,191 passengers. There was a decrease
in the emigration, " not under the act," in the month of
July, 1863, as compared with 1862, of 110 pasengers, but
there was a very large increase in the emigration " under
the ad." The total incases in July, 1863, se open-
Wed with the carforpoodioe month of 1862, was 4,606
paseiegess.