The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-05 00:00:00

CHESTERFIELD STARES. Last half of E.M.

Lady Hester, Silence, Antipodes, Hermit, Red Cross
Knight, Lady Bugle Eye, Sweet Home, Charles 11., Hi Apia,
Achievement, Camilla, Moleskin, and Parmesan f are
here. _ _ _

PAM FORFElT.—Verulum, Littleport, Princess Thyra,
Walton, Libertine, Kbldennimter, Feodor,
Distaff, Nisita, Will Moor, Plunder, King of Spades,
Fakir, Little Princess, Sunnylocks, Alcazar, Rose,
Aerolite, Julius, Florida, Summer-tune, Red Shoes, Ruth,
Opiticleide, Nancy, Ruthven, King Charles, Duchess,l.upa,
Dragon, Roland, Katherine, ISiouth:lle f, Sis to Men y
Wife, and Ror,erthorpe's dam c.

PLATE of LIO FOIL TWO YEAR OLDS AND
I7PWARDS.

_ ..... .
I'irate Chief, Magpie, Vespaidan, t'ecropa (not to be
sold), Norma, I • a Sorrentino, Assitiebolue, Helen c, Grace
I>arling, !'..neon Ball, Rusy Body, l'rithruse, Caleb,
Soapstone, Noma l'ompilius, Canard, and Panacea. All
to be Bold fur 34/0/. An are here.

HANDICAI' SWEEPSTAKES OF In SON'S. T Y.C.
Lonl Ronald, Set 1211, ; Oberon, s't 91b; Monitor, est
I2lb ; Tourmalin,rist ; l'slker, 7st In ; Crytheia, let 41b ;
lon, Gst 131 b ; Lincoln Green, Get 1:ilb ; Effervescence,
Get 13113; Lcsa o'Gowrie, Gst 101 b. All are here.

SUMMER STAKIk;. Last six furlongs.
Lord Ronald, Crytheis, Tormentor, Guini.ire, King
Hal, Anti-Macassar, The Scar, Love Apple, Dalestban,
Lincoln Green, Centaur, and Blackthorn are here.
PAM Fotitmtr.—Trouble.iome, Raglan, Salbet, Apple-
cross, Coup d'Etat, lireadaltrane, and Scheldt.

THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE
BETWEEN KELLEY ANL HAMILL.

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, THI7RSDAT.

Never was waterman greeted with such ar. ova-
tion as that bestowed upon Kelley, who won the race of
this morning with the same case and marked superiority
as distinguished yesterday's victory.
The course in the present race was not straight out but
half out from the High Level Bridge, and then return.
The odds offered on Kelley before the start were
8 and 10 to 1. The men started at 8.45 very
rapidly, Kelley, as in yesterday's race, beading by half
length immediately they began, and slightly increasing it.
The velocity of Hamill's rowing in sharp, short strokes was
surprising, and he came nearly level at Skinner's Barn ; but
Kelley held him in hand, and, just as many sup-
posed the American might have a lead, the Londoner
again left him. It would be a waste of space to dwell
any longer upon the event. Although Hamill rowed with
the most determined courage Kelley quite left him behind,
and after the turn, when they had rowed about three miles,
Kelley was so far away in front that Hamill gave up th
race.

THE COALS FOR THE /TREAT EASTERN.

PLYMOUTH, THeßAthor MoRNING.

The ship Ocean Bride, 962 tons, of Newcastle,
Captain Pottinger, from Qu .bee, dune 11, with timber, for
this port, arrived in the Sound last night. On the 3rd
inst., in lat. 47, N., lon. 15 W., she fell in with the ship
Clio, Captain Dixon, belonging to Messrs. Moore and
Rawle, of this port, in a sinking condition, and took off
the master and crew, 17 in all.
The Clio registered 487 tons, and was from Cardiff June
15th, for Heart's Content, Newfoundland, with coal for
the use of the steamship Great Eastern, in connexion with
the Atlantic Telegraph. The Clio leaked, through stress
of weather, having experienced heavy gales from W. to
W.N.W. for several consnutice days.

A telegram from 'Melbourne announces the safe
arrival of the Lincolnshire with upwards of 100,000
salmon, sea and brown trout ova. and bringing also the
new, that 40 per cent. of the whole number were hatching
in the breeding ponds on the river Plenty, in Tasmania.
The last account received direct from the Hon. R. Officer,
the chairman of the Salmon Commissioners, was that at
least 2,000 salmon fry, varying in size from gin. to 12in.,
had left the fresh water and gone to the sea, and that
there were thriving in the ponds 400 brown trout from
llin. to Ffin. long, the produce of the salmon and trout
ova shipped in January, 1864, by the ship Norfolk.
An American paper states that the Fenians have
a newspaper in San Francisco, which is printed entirely in
green ink.
AN AMERICAN MILS 3IANCFACTORY.—A Boston
paper reports that the assessors of ward 7, in that city,
recently had the curiosity to examine a large milk esta-
blishment, and finding four large casks, weighing probably
2,400 pounds. they investigated the contents of one of
them, a stave being broken, and thus affording access. It
was filled with refined whitin;, and on taking a sample
for experiment they found that mixing it with water
gave a very good imitation of milk.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Own o'CLocri.

Considerable excitement has been caused in the
stock and share markets to-day by the important
intelligence that the Emperor of Austria cedes
Venetia to the Emperor of the French, and
accepts his mediation for the conclusion of
peace between the belligerents. All public
securities have risen greatly. Consols are
in strong request, and have advanced per cent.
An important rise is also observable in British
' railways and foreign bonds. Italian of 1861 are in
prominent request, and show a rebound of no less
than 81 per cant. The upward movement extends
to American securities, banking and financial
shares, and foreign railways. Lombardo-Venetian
Railway shares are 21. as. higher than yesterday.
The directors of the Bank of England have sepa-
rated without making any change in the rate of
discount.

The demand for money in the general market is
quiet, and the supply good. The rate, however, is
maintained at 95 per cent.
Consols are now quoted 871 to 1, ex div., for
money, and 871 to 4 for the 10th lust.
There is an extremely active demand for foreign
stocks, which have attained a very important rise•
Italian Bonds of 1861 are exceedingly
buoyant, and have improved 81 per
amt.; Turkish of 1865 have also advanced
21 ; Turkish of 1862, 2 ; Brazilian scrip, 1 ;
Spanish Passive and Certificates, 5 ; and Greek
and Mexican, 4.
Turkish Bonds of 1862 aro now quoted 52 to 54,
ex div. ; ditto of 1865, 301 to 3 ; Greek, 11 to 12 ;
Spanish Passive, 191 to 20 ; ditto Certificates, 151
to 16 ; Italian, 1861, 535 to 34 ; Brazilian scrip, 3
to 2} dia.; and Mexican, 145 to 1.
United States 5-20 Bonds have improved 11 per
cent. ; Erie Railway shares, 11 ; and Illinois Cen-
tral, 2. The present prices are subjoined :-5-20
Bonds, 67 to ; Erie Railway shares, 39 to 40 ;
and Illinois Central, 77 to 4.
International Financial shares are now quoted
11 to 11 dia. ; London Financial, 14 to 12 die. ;
General Credit, 11 to 15 dis. ; Credit Foncier,
1 to 01 dia. ; and National Discount, 75 to 1
prem.

At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rents s
opened at 70fr., showing a fresh rise of lg
per cent. Later telegrams announce a further im-
portant advance. The telegrams state that great
agitation prevails upon the Bourse.
About 7,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from
the Bank yesterday for exportation. During the
week 170,0001. has been sent in, and 121,0001.
taken out for abroad.
The steamer Hansa, from New York, has brought
158,5001. in specie for England.
The bidding for bills on India took place yeater-
day at the Bank of England. Theproportions allotted
were to Calcutta, 11,46,000 rupees ; to Madras,
40,000 rupees ; and to Bombay, 2,00,000 rupees.
The minimum price was fixed at Is. Bkl. on Cal-
cutta and Madras, and Is. 100. on Bombay. All
tenders at and above the minimum will receive in
full. These results show a further diwimutiou iu
the demand for the means of remittance to India.
Although government have submitted to a fresh
naluction, equal to nearly 2 per cent. in the terms,
they have succeeded in selling bills to the amount
of only 138,0001. out of a total of 350,0001. offered
on the present occasion.
The London and North Western Railway traffic
return shows this week an increase of 7,409/. over
last year; and the Midland an increase of 5,997/.
The receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway for the second week in June amounted
to 123,324 dohs., against 105,547 dols. in the cor-
responding period of last year, showing an increase
of 17,977 dols.
The third coupon on the Consolidated Bonds of
the Atlantic and Great WeAeni Railway is an-
'
nuanced fur payment on the 16th inst.
The following circular has been sent to the
shareholders in the General Exchange Bank
(Limited)

79, Lombard-street, London, 4th July.
Notice is hereby given, that an extraordinary meeting of
the shareholders of this hank will be held on Tuesday,
the 11th day of July instant, at the London Tavern at 12
at noon, precisely, to take into consideration the present
position of the hank, it having been considered that for
the interests of the shareholders and creditors the business
. hould be transferred to a new bank, to be imineiFitely
formed, in which each share of raW. in " The Genera
Exchange Rank (Limited)" will be changed to five share:. of
10/. each, and credited with 3/. per share, and the recom-
mendation of the directors for voluntary wiliding.up the
bank, by which means lo,s to the shareholders will be
avoided, and a wuch earlie- payment of the creditors in
full ensured. Those members who apply for shares in the
ew bank will immediately resolve themselves into a
meeting of the sharehoh'ers of the tlenerid Banking Com-
pany, to elect the directors of that hank. The books of
the bank are being examined by .11l.„,srs. Johnstone,
Cooper, Wintic, and Evans, and their resat will be pre-
sented to the meeting.-By order of the
PATRICK Wooi, Secretary.

Formal notice is given to creditors of the Joint
Stock Discount Company (Limited), that they are
required to send the particulars of their claims to
Mr. R. P. Harding, the official liquidator, by the
20th inst., the:3oth having been appointed by the
Master of the Rolls for adjudicating upon them.
The Ottoman Railway t;ompany's line was opened
through to Aidin on the Ist inst.
The prospectus of the London Stock and Share
Company (Limited) is in circulation, with
a proposed capital of 100,0001., of which
one-half, in 10,000 shares of 51. each,
is to be issued at brat. On these shares
11. is to be paid on application and the
remaining 41. on allotment, leaving no further
liability. The business of the company as de-
cribed in the prospectus, is to " consist in negotiat-
ing, as agents, the sale of stocks, shares, bonds,
and securities of all descriptions, through the
medium of public auction, or otherwise;" but ad-
vances are also to be made on marketable securi-
ties. It is urged that the undertaking is unique,
and that there is no reason why the practice of
sale by public auction, which is universally adopted
in the case of produce and many other descrip-
tions of property, should not be equally successful
with many kinds of public securities, especially
those which are not readily marketable. The
board is composed as follows :—Mr. Charles Cap-
per, M.P., chairman, Mr. William Hawse, deputy-
chairman, Mr. William Cremer, Mr. William A.
Langdale, and Mr. Edward M. Meadows.
A general meeting of the Natal Land and
Colonisation Company (Limited) is called for the
17th inst.
At the annual general court of proprietors of the
Atlas Assurance Company, held yesterday, a divi-
dend of 13s. Cal. per share, free of income tax, was
declared. Mr. James Pattison Currie was elected
a director, and Mr. Charles Gitssiot an auditor of
the company.
From the annual report of the Perpetual Invest-
ment and Building Society, presented at the meet-
ing yesterday, we make the following extracts :
The business of the past year has been greater than in
any pr.-ceding one. One thousand nine hundred and
twenty-eight new shares have been issued. The bum of
20,6;W. 7s. 3d. has been received upon realized shares,
upon which, with the previous investment+ upon such
shares, interest has either been paid half-yearly, or credited
at the rate of 4A per cent. per annum. The sine of 20,6•51/.
Ba. 10d. has been repaid to atiareholders upon realized
shares withdrawn, leaving, inclusive of interest, the sum
of S1:(566011. 6
. 11:L.
62,11. has been received . investtdupocnsued uponelishare subscription s.
sThepstum
f :30110n
shares during the year, whilst the sum of 14,3-59/. 19a. 9d.
has been paid for shares matured or withdrawn. All sub-
-1 scription shares have been credited with the amount of
interest due thereon, and the balance remaining invested
11P011 such shares, inclusive of interest and bonuses, is
111,5651. 12s. 9.1. The total amount of interest, paid or
credited upon the share account for the past year, is
8,4257. 16e. led. The sum of 3,9561. 4s. 7d. has been sp.
propriated amongst the holders of subscription shares,
being equal to a bonus of 6 per cent. upon all shares en-
titled thereto. The sum of 14,18.51. 15s. 4d. has been re-
ceived fur interest upon loans during the year. The

balance now remaining du to the society upon loans
195.376 i. 6s. 10d., which amount is amply tecurod.
At an extraordinary general meeting of
Twelvetrees (Limited) held at the Imperial tilVaorZ
Bromley-by-Bow, yesterday, Mr. Jos. A. Homer
in the chair, it was unanimously resolved, that the
resolution previoualy adopted altering the ob-
jects and designation of the company to the
"General Trading Company (Limited)" be con-
firmed.

With reference to the market for Ameciam
securities, Messrs. Satterthwaite and Co. report ss
follows:

Since our last, advises from New York have brought •
fall In gold (after touching IA D, to etii, and subsequent
rally to 52. The London market for American securities.
however, bar not experienced any material alteration.
Erie. have been pressed for sale, and touched 37, closing
to-day 37i to 38, Laing • reduction of half per out. on the
week. Ninois, on the contrary, show an improvement of
per cent., and 5.2 i upon continental and home demand
I have advanced Ij, closing firm at 6.9 to 6. Virginiankfix
per Cent. Bonds have also rises 2 per cent. There have
been considerable transactions in Atlantic and Great Wes-
tern Consolidated Blartgage Bonds and Debentures, the
low price attracting buyers.
The particulars are published of a number of
bonds of the Egyptian Government Loan of 1862
of both issues, which were drawn at the Bank. of
England on the 2nd inst., and are to be paid off at
par on the Ist September.
The following is from the monthly trade circular
of Mean. T. J. and T. Powell, dated yesterday :
The month of June is usually • dull time in the leather
trade, and the prolonged maintenance of the extremely
high rate of ili.count necessarily tends to a further restric-
tion of business. Still a better feeling has recently pervaded
the market, sufficient to show that pester activity would
prevail with an e....sier money market.. Very little altera-
tion has taken place in prices ; with the exceptions of the
medium class of English butts and offal, previous cptota-
tions are generally maintained. The effect of the oonti-
'rental war oar our leather market is not easily estimated.
At present it has not imparted to it the slightest stimulus,
but there is no doubt that the destruction of leather must
be enormous, and that should the contest be of long con-
tinuance, our market must ultimately, directly or indi-
rectly, feel some of the effects of the demand thus pro-
duced. In raw goods the principal feature is the supply
and sales of South American hides. Other goods show
very little change in the imports or stocks ; the chid
transactions have been at the public sales. at
which,
so far from the war increasing the ingit,
the absence of export demand was remarkable.
have undergone very little variation. At Lesclenhall yes-
terday the business .lone was very limited, although there
was an ample supply of almost all articles. Prices were
stationary.

WZDIIISDAT Eviorato.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 864 to t, ex
div., for next Tuesday's settlement, opened this
morning at 862, and, after rising to 87 to 4,
closed at 861 to 87. For money the last price
was 861 to and for the August settlement, 874-
to The official business report is as follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 84}, 7 ; ditto,
for account, 861., 7 ; Three per Cents. Itedueed,
; New Three per Cents., 85/, Cr:, 54 64;
Bank Stock, 240, 3 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto,
Five per Cent., 1034, 4,3, ; ditto " enfaoed"
rupee paper, 101.
The India 5 per cent. stock remains steady. The
March Exchequer Bills were quoted Bs. die. to
par, and the June ss. dis, to ss. prem.
The foreign stock market was better, with trans-
actions to a good extent. There was a strong
demand for Italian Bondi; of 1861 and 1863, which
advanced 32 and 3 per cent. respectively, upon the
receipt of much higher prices from Paris. Egyp-
tian also improved 1 to 2 per cent. ; Danubian and
New Graiutdian, 2 per cent. ; Russian of 1862,
Peruvian of 1862, and Venezuelan of 1864,1 ; New
Cranadian Deferred, ; and Spanish Passive, 4.
Equador :mil Turkish of 1865, however, were flat,
and receded 2 and 4' per cent., respectively. Spanish
ICertilicatee were also I lower.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Oms o'CLuci.

The dealings in British mining shares con-
tinue upon a very moderate scale, and prices
show no change of any importance. Dot Canalon,
Prince of %Vales, and Great Vor are inquired for.
West Chiverton are HOW quoted 661% to 07i ; East
Caradon, 6; to 3 ; Great Vor, 20 to 21 ; Pnnce of
Wales, 14s:to 16s. ; Tresavegui, 5 to 6 ; Ilenxlsfoot,
30 to ; East Grenville, 21 to ; North. Tres-
kerby, 2 to I ; and Chontales, 1 A to 11 prem.