The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-13 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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CASTLE PLAii furlow.
Breeze, Prime Minister, Weasel, llnuhie, Retreat, Haney-
moon, CAmphor, Necklace, Tidlyermks, end Prologue an
here.

P.lklE-1111.L .YP.tKEI. Six furlongs.
Black I hantood„ Lwienna, Irk to Maher, Loot, Ver.
„0. Maio Nicht, Wagtail. Chariest:awn, Whitewall, hapetu•
011%, 1 k-sa, aad (age literati are bare.
A Vitt ED.—Secret 'rrearure.

The thirteen somber, who voted lest sight
&pilot ries Ws supply, were—John Sas, James
raird, Matthew nee Corbinlly, Robert Didglieh, amp
Eiriu4 Irani Ewing, Jillu llreene, Wilfrid Limas,
Edward A. Leathern, Joha Frearie Maguire, Henry Poem,
Vineeut Scully, and Jame* Wyk'.
Tellers for the Noe., Sir John Trelewny and Hr. Dilleryn.
We (.Vonifogharg Jrnimuil) understand that the
Right H. o. Lunt Helper, of Hinge.* Hall, has been Ap-
r...int.., by h.q. Maeoy aeting Lieutenant for the county of
Nottinglirna, daring the &bourne from England of his (Ines
th. Duke .4 Nannette, the LooliLieuteoant, with the
I'nr.' Wales me his American torn.

ILtnar cioernig loir left Vienna for London to
rrio,wat Auatria in the MtAtiet.i. Vonerees.
Goldnehmiilt arrived some
4v. 440.4 Stoekhi,lits. on heani the Swot *Warner. A
nui,,her at her vbeirere Met OW the occlt's, sod
pie her so eothotuotie reception. Thin reilebroted coots^
who accompanied by her bulimia awl their two
thtlilsoo, iutooda to pow the summer at • vale in the
UV IP4IO of the Swedish eapit•L
.

The Toofosswiis publishes an itinerary of the
Ensp•ror Napoleon's projected tour in the month of August.
Mil Majesty. it slake, will hoes Paris on the Idth or lath
of that Tomah, sail proceed direct to Chandlery, thence
soccessivsly to Anaisey, Toulon, Nips, Ajaceio, Algiers,
ll mettles, sad theace either to Paris or Hiarrits. The
•Lole jot/rimy will occupy about twenty days.
The works .4 the repairs of the Cathedral of
Lan. paws, both in the interior and Use exterior, us
los At roustortuvol with the g'reistrot Activity. Poor stator
h •—• been 11..-. d In airless le the pillars of the portico.
i ht otior radius will shortly be placed, which will
t0tup1,.... the Cat Christian keeps from Clovis to Philip
Aivu...tus All the stained glass lie ben repaired in the
inter.or. The mad altar has been replaced in its
ancient poeitaus. Is a short time the Cathedral of Notre
I IMO will larcosse one of the curiosities of Paris.

The Lemma !lend., of the 4th says :—" By thu
Meaner rea, w►ich sailed from Coentaatinuplis on Friday
14 Leedom Colonel hintaramo and eightyeeves
s•arilsikhna indention—took peonage for Malta, re route for
We learn that ttr. Lamb, the asset of tho raa,
mated passagre to the little (abaft on most cnAitanly me.
&rate torum hautler large detachment is bring prepared
by au early steamer for theme desti...twu."

l'tt owooett Be NII. untitinl meeting of the
I• bbtcrs .4 the elydralaka Hank who held at iihiriv,ow
du %twinerley. Th. pulite of the hank for the peat year
.naeust to 77,4271. e. lid., from which an increased died
wl of 71 per cent. WAN des-hired, and a surplus i 4
1.0.77 V. lye. lid. tarried to the credit ri( the reserve.) fund.
kr AAAAA MLR &cert.—Within the last fortnight
o seetlesiati was corning froni London to Plymouth with
to, ethanol f.utuly. Hetween Bridgwater and Ihiniton he
tiesed awe hie children. who, unnoticed, had /Alen out
el the carrier, the tio•er Istrig 'pen. With great difficulty
npsiesisid bir hi. fellow travellers Irmo ;eloping not
the When, however, he arrived at Huiaton, an
waa plaenl set ha, dispose!, AINI he returned t.. liridg-
r. between the two ...ataxia he saw nothing of the
rinbl : lest wheel he arrival at Bridgwater there was the
iiod• girl rimming shout the platform, quite unhurt, aed
'di,: a hue with awl. govt.. —Pl.Norandth Jweretal.
ST. lathe's, VILNICE.—A Venice let-
OW 81;•10. says : -" Groat indignation has been felt
" 'he • awesome. made usc of by the Canon Zimelli, as the
14 lam., so St. Mark's Cathedral in this city, Aker
'hog 1.. prci.ent event., he exclaimed, 'Ol, meithers!
•1 , here rou tint watched over your children? Wby
1.-s- b. 4 pr. vented lien, from placing tlamasialvel
r the •tiateliseol .4 tlo.t illliaillUS MAW whom they call
1 • I. Emmanuel- that Mug %OW swallows up thruari--
••• d I,...sster rho, hy his hliwt analitioo, only
dodo*, our holy religion!' th owithen! cursed be
• ...11, as well ao your children, to the fourth rntratiou!
the ttialelietio of the Lord fall on your home*, awl
...al. perish eternally!' This Wag:nags prorated
• •-i a.urniura and hires, but some prints luterfered, and
ciditory, died, to their voice, retired tr. MAlNtrigi
1 discontent in the public square. The police arrested
' is tem.._ awl el.spel several cafes, at the doors ut
••• la K1../11.4 of people had formed."

THE
MONEY- lIARKET:::THISDAT:

Two o'CLocx.
The funds to-day are extremely quiet at yes-
terday's prices, pending the announcement of the
financial proposals of government, which is fixed
for this evening. In the share markets business is
almost at a stand•etill, and prices are nominally
unaltered.

At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents; were quoted
68.95, showing no change since yesterday.
Consols are officially marked 931, 4,1, and
4, for money, and 931, for the account. The
present quotations are 984 to 1 for
cash, and 93 to 1 for the 9tb of
Augurt. The official business report is as
follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 4; I
New Three per Cents., 931, 4, I ; In-
dian Stock, 2194, 221 ; Indian Four per
Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96j, 1, 4 ; Five per Cent.
" enlaced" rupee paper, 974, 97,4; India Bondi 341-
dia. ; Exchequer Bills, la prem. la. die.
The foreign stuck market is very inactive.
Turkish stocks are steady ; the loan of 1854 is
quoted 774 to 1, and that of 1858, 80 to 1 ; Spa-
nish Bonds continue to show an upward tendency.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres
Six per Cents., for account, 831, ex div. ; Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644, ex div. (exchange
121.) ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for
account, 95 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853,
for account, 441, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., 934, ex div. ; Spanish Three
per Cents., for account, 401, 4, ex div. ; Turkish
Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 601; ditto
Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102.
The scrip of the new Russian Loan is quoted
to 4 premium.
The shares of the Union Bank of London are
steady at yesterday's advance, being marked 264
and 261.

The Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought
186,0001. in specie, and the Hammon* from New
York, 40,0001. _ ._

Fova o'CLocc.

Consols exhibit no change compared with the
prices at 2 o'clock, being quoted 93} to i for money,
atul 94 to i for the account.

Spain has been for some time past buying up. her
Passive, or non-interest bearing debt, at low prices,
and another auction is fixed for the 28th inst. at
Madrid. It now appears that the Treaaury is in a
position to take mewing' for the extinction of a
considerable amount of the interest-bearing portion
of the debt. It is intimated that the government
" have decided that on the 3lst inst., 9,500,000
weals (about 95,0001. sterling) shall be placed by
the Treasury at the d appeal of the Board of the
Public Debt for the purchase of Three per Cent.
Consolidated and Three per Cent. Deferred stock
of the national and foreign debts ; the amount to
be divided equally between the two." Spain, there-
fore, cannot plead poverty as an excuse for not
meeting the Just claims of the holders of the cer-
tificates for over-due coupons.

The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign
stocks will commence to-morrow ("continuation
day"), and terminate on Tuesday.

•
The City of Washington, from New York, has
brought 1.30,0001., and the gultan, from the Penin-
sula, 2,6701. (not 15,4701., as stated in the tele-
gram). The demand for gold for the Continent
continues.

Some attention was directed to the announcement
of the atoppagu of Meagre. Robert Freeland and
Brother, aL Manchester, in the Indian trade.

It is intimated that the Emperor of Russia has
nominated Mr. Charles Bell, of the firm of Thom-
son, Bonar, and Co., a Knight Commander of the
Imperial and Royal Order of St. Stainslas, "in
consideration", according to the Imperial patent,
" of the eminent financial services rendered to the
State" by that gentleman.
The traffic on the 687 miles of the South-Austrian
line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company
fur the week ending June 30 was 28,2941., being
20,3951. less than in the corresponding week of
1859 on the same number of miles ; and that on
the Lombardo-Venetian line 4,0071., showing an
increase of 1,6301.

South Eastern Railway stock was fiat yesterday,
owing to the progress of the London, Chatham, and
Dover line, the extension of which to Whitstable
will, it is said, be opened for traffic on Wednesday
next.

The report of Mews. D. Bell, Bon, and Co., with
reference to the market for American securities, is
subjoined :
The market for American securities remains very
etatketary, and the week has
,pared with but little actual
business. There has been however a good demand for
Ceded States Five per Cent. and Massachosetta Flee per
Cenß Honda ; whilst tu railroad securities the chief inquiry
has been for the Panama Seven per Cents., both let and 2nd
Mertisio,

At the hide sales yesterday, in Mincing-lane, the
prospect of depressed prices, in consequence of the
late failures in the leather trade, attracted a large
atteudance of both foreign and home buyers. The
chief article offered was East India hides ; 71,000
were bron4ht to sale, and 51,000 sold ; previous
prices were nearly supported. The light qualities,
suited to the home consumers, were rather lower ;
but the heavier weights met with considerable com-
petition, and in some instances sold higher than at
the sale on the 28th ult. This result is satisfactory,
as affording evidence of the intrinsic soundness
and vitality of this branch of the trade.
The report of Messrs. Cnlverwell, Brooks, and
Cu., dated yesterday evening, is as follows :
At the fourteenth series of public ides far tie year, and
the fit held einem the alas ia the Imam Made, them was
a Wire attendance at foreign layers, trite mire the abler
supporters of the marina ; tole holm Wean Cams' bin
sparingly. The sales (East lochs eximpled) net emisia
say hales m silliest quantity by whisk an opinion of the
feeling of the home trade could be tried. East India—
°desalts : These hides were in fair request, especially for
the export devriptiune, via heavy, extra heavy, and third-
clam Wes, for which, in most came, previous prime were
obtained ; the other qualities wen el more quiet sale, sail
upon thaw sold a decline of Sit. Is per lb. must be
quoted. The analysis of the sales is ,984 Clew sew
parcels ; 14,404 brought forward from former Wee, and
1,0116 Bombay (in all 74,437 offered), of which 45,007 were
sold. East ladle Buffalo: The few offered realised rather
under former prices. Lenther—Fast belie ass all pawed.
Melted Hides (ox mid cow) : No direct import.; of moment
were offered, so that this market still remains without
quotable alteration, the only hides sold being a few OA PS o(
inferior quality, at a reduction of about Id. per lb. Bares
bides n. few dry offered eases Wired import, and not
odd. Hawkey kips were only part sold, and that at a re-
duction epee former prices. Minos bark wee all bought in.
The report of yesterday's indigo sales is annexed:
Prime for fine &moil &seal indigo runtimes to be well
supported, hut other descriptions sell on very moderate
terms. Kurpab also U cheaper, the decline being about
id. per lb.

Mr. N. M. Bremer wan yesterday appointed
agent for Lloyd's at Pernau.

THCILADAT EVINCIFO.
Consols, which closed yostrniay at 931 to for the
9th of August, opened this morning at the same
quotation, and clonal at fflif to 1. For money
the last price was 931 to 1. The official business
report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for
uutneif;h93l,_ 1,1, ; ditto for account (AugustX
9311„ ; Three per Cents. Itellooed, 931, 1, ;
New ree per Cents., 93i, I, 1,1, g• 7%
Years Annuities expiring in April, 188.5, 161 ;
Bank Stock, 224 ; India Stock, 219, 221, 219 ;
Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1044, ; Five
per Cent. "aniseed" rupee paper, 971, 97; India
Bonds, Ss. die.
Indian government securities were steady. The
Five per Cent. Stock of 1869 was quoted 14:14 to 1,
and Exchequer Bills, la, dill. to 211. preni.
Turkish stocks were firmer, particularly the Loos
of 1868, which closed at GO to 1. The issue of
1864 was last quoted 771 to 1. Peruvisn Bonds ex-
hibit a decided advance. The demand fur Spanish
has revived.

lu the market for back sham, attautiott was

EXPREBB, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 1860.

almost exclusively directed to those of the Union
Bank of London, which were favourably influenced
by the result of yesterday's meeting. Transac-
tions were recorded between 98 and 27, and the
final quotation was 28 to 27, being U. 10a. above
that of yesterday. Bank of Australasia shares were
flatter. Peninsular and Oriental Steam have im-
proved. . .

The closing quotations for the shares in new
undertakings were as fo.low :—Ocean Marine
Insurance, If to 2 prem. ; Thames and Mersey
Marine, f prem., " buyers " • Universal Marine In-
surance, f prem. ; filmdom and Provincis2.
Marine to f dia. ; South Eastern Railway of Por-
tugal, ito f prem. ; London and South African
Bank, dia. to par.
United States Five per Cents. were inquired
for, at 93.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLooz.

In the mining market to-day, East Wheal Bus
sell shares are firm at 13 to 4. Rosewarne United
are Batter at 54 to 56. East Caradon are quoted
8} to f, and Lady Bertha, 24 to 31. East
have been dealt m in the Stock Exchange at
1374 to 1384. The market generally is rather quiet.
Imperial Brazilian Mining shares are in re-
quest, and are marked 14 and If. There are also
inquiries for St. John. del Rey, whisk have been
dealt in at 264 to 27, ex div. Kapunda Mining
are marked If and 14 prem., being firm, and Eng-
lish and Australian Copper, 24.
We are requested to state that the subscriptions
for shares in the Cardiff and Caerphilly Iron Com-
pany will sbortl be closed.
At a q massing of shareholder. in
Peahens Mine yesterday the account& showed :
Labour costa, lac, 8781. la 3d. ; sales of ore, 9261.14.54. ;
leaving a pm& on the three months' working of 481.135. 2d.
The agent's eatidactory report and the acconnte were
pused.
At
_a quarterly meeting of adventurers in Wheal
Kitty held yesterday, the account. showed :—Tin
3,3271. 19a. Ild. ; labour cost, 2,91 W. 1.. 11d. ; showing a
cliflr
InthfLthreef
the
wooirlidg 14311..A18a.
dividendmme au
ofa
2a. per share was declared.
Ate ale of copper ore, held at Swansea on the 10th
inst., 1,465 tons were sold for 18,3821. 16s. 6d.

SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAP.

Two o'Olooi.
Scarcely any business is going forward to-day in
the railway share market, and primes in nearly
every instance are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock
yesterday. London and North-Western stook is
quoted 404 to 1; Great Western, 701 to
711 ; d, 114 toe I
; Imucashire and
Yorkshire, 1061 to ;;
11x8d 93/ to 941
Great Northern, 116 to ,South Eastern, 841 to
861 ; and Eastern Counties, 661 to 1.
Lmbardo-Venetian Railway shares are firmer.
Grand Trunk of Canada stook is rather dull. Fo-
reign lines generally are very quiet.

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