The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-20 00:00:00

-If°. 1 Sh. I

2,0135,623 St
12,0001 10
572,110• St.
1,062.5001100
360,856 di.
287,071, St.

PREFERENCE SHARES.
South Eastern (Reading Ann., H. Os. 61.), 211.

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FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Great Luxembourg.
San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per 0ent..144.
South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 154.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Anglo-Americ►n Telegraph (Limited)l, 111, 101, 1111,
Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent. (Um.), 65, 2i.
Berlin Water Works (Litnited*New), 3.
City Discount Limited, 1, id.
Credit Fonder and Mobilier of Eng. (Lim), 5, 41.
Hudson's Bay, 16.
Imperial Land Company of Marseilles (Limited), 31,
Land Securities (Limited), 1.
London Financial Association (Lim.), 12..
Panama, New Zealand, and Aust. R. Mail (Lim.), 7,
Scottish Australian Investment (Limited), 120.
Trust and Agency of Australasia (Limited), 11, 2.

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.
LT911111.004, Annus, -Sales to-day :-Oreat Eastern, tell, I, 1
-London and North Western, 117 f, 1-Midland, 119, xd.-
South Eastern, 941, 1-Birkenhead, 851 -Grand Trunk of
Canada, 411-Great Western. lel- -Erie, 421-Five-Twenties, 661-
Great Luxembourl, 13 3.16-national Bank. 2 p.--Brittsh and
Foreign Marine, p.-Empire Marine, 11 d.-National Steam
Company, 14 141 .
MANCHIM2II, Ar6O4T 18.-A moderate business was done,
at rather better prioes.-Bolckow, Vaughan and Co. (Limited',
21 p. -Consolidated Bank (Limited', p.-pries, 421--Ortat
Eastern, 261 1-Great Luxembourg, 13 346-Great Western
Canada. 141-Great Western, 54 31 4 -Lancaaldre and To-la:hire,
1211-Tendon and North Western, 1111-Manchester and
County Bank Limited', 2 p.-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln-
shire, 561 6 7}-Midland, IN—South Pastern, 64
If 1 1-
United States 6-20 Years' Bonds, WI-Edinburgh, Perth, and
Dundee, 211.
lsnolison•x, Ar01:11T 19.-Ilusinem done .-Lloyd's Bank
(Limited , at 7} pm., and Patent Shaft and Azletree • Limited) at
51 pm Closing prices: Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour
Valley Railway, 101. buyers-London and North Western Rail-
way. 1171 to 116-Wellington and Severn Junction Railway. 91 to
10-Birmingham Town and District hank, 121 to 13 - Binning.
ham Fire insurance, 1064 to 1101-01oucester Wagon (Limited),
111 to 12-Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon Limited,.
10. buyers-British and Foreign Railway Plant Limited), a; to 71
die.-and Muntes Metal 'Limited':, 11 to 11 dla

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

this o'CLooi.

The mining market is firmer to-day with a good
demand fur shares in the following mines, at the
quotations given—viz.: Clifford Amalgamated, 84
to 9 ; Great Vor, 19ii to 2011 ; East Lovell, 51i to 6 ;
Wheal Seton, 125 to 130 ; North Treskerby,
to ; and Tresavean, 51i to 6.
The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining
Company (Limited) have received, per Navarre, the
following report, dated Morro Velho, July 17 :
Produce fortune and lst July, 52,076 oitavas, from 5,271
tons stone, yield 9.820 oitavas per ton; cost for June,
12,198/. ; profit for do., 7,866/. ; produce 10 days of July,
1:1,714 oitavas, yield 7.841 oitavas per ton. No *toping
during this division in the richer part of either Bahu or
Cacholvia.

Arrangements are in progress for commencing
legal proceedings against certain prominent members of the
Church of England who have recently adopted what are
considered to be extreme Ritualistic practices, more cape-
Melly in reference to the matter of vestments in the admi-
nistration of the Holy Communion. The person first to
be singl-il out for attack is the Rev. A. H. Msckonochie,
M.A., incumbent of St. Alban's, Holborn, and if the pro-
moters of the suit are successful in his case, they will
probably attack the Rev. John Goring, incumbent of St.
Paul's. Walworth ; the Rev. Warwick B. Wroth, M.A.,
incumbent of St. Philip's, Clerkenwell ; and the Rev.
Bradley Abbot, M.A. incumbent of Christchurch, Clap-
ham, awl others. Already two " Defence Funds" are In
active operation, and the suits to be commenced will pro-
bably be ea hardly fought as any that have ever come
before the courts of law. Dr. Stephens will conduct the
' prosecution.—Sunday Gazette.
FREE SUNDAYS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. —Free
Sundays will this year take place on the 2nd and 9th of
September. The first will be for trades societies' delegates
and the representatives of the various associations in Lon-
don ; and the second for shareholders' friends, children
being admitted without tickets with their parents.
CRYSTAL PALACE.—To-morrow (Tuesday) is the
great day of the Foresters, when about sixty thousand
visitors are expected. Last year, although it rained the
whole day, the Foresters mustered 46,000, and they have
numbered as many as 84,000 on previous occasions. A
great variety of entertainments is provided.
On Saturday upwards of 600 poor persons bad
to leave their dwellings in Star, Crown, Hemlock, and
New-courts, Berle's-place (Shire-line), Old Boswell and
Chair-solute, to clear the site for the new law courts.
The tenants had been compensated according to the scale
drawn up by the authorities.
At a fishmonger's in Cheapside, in addition to
the Tay salmon, weighing 5.21 be., mentioned in Friday's
paper. there was exhibited on Saturday a giant sturgeon,
of 400Ibs. weight, and over 10 feet long. It was caught
off Ramsgate.
INCOME TAX ON TRADES AND Paortastoxs.—The
following table, compiled from returns just issued, shows
the number of persons charged with income tax under
Schedule D in the financial years ending the sth of April,
1864 and 1865. It may be well to mention that railway
companies pay the income tax on their dividends under
Schedule A, and not Schedule Great Britain.
1863-64. 1864.05.
Under £lOO a year .. 6.682 67.507
£lOO and under 000 153,130 169,700
200 „ 300 41.592 44,488
900 „ 400 18.278 19,171
400 „ 500 9,513 9,973
1 5011 „ 600 7,097 7,428
600 „ 700 4,026 4,231
700 600 2.549 2.754
„
800 „ 900 2,031 2./169
900 „ 1.000 064 1,070
1,000 „ too son 7,374
2,000 „ 3,000 2,103 2,2011
3,000 „ 4,900 1,100 1,138
4,000 „ 5,000 557 627
5,000 „ 10,000 1,140 1,383
10.000 ~ 50.000 731 866
50,000 and upwards.. 91 107

Ireland.
1863-64. 1804-65.
5,015 4,703
8.884 7,826
2,345 2,245
1,100 1,145
623 628
419 400
245 262
137 137
149 124
89 86
us $42
112 103
46 ao
19 28
30 "
23 25
2 1

308,416 332,491

17,667 18,661

Amount of Income
charged with tar £96,844,./21t105,415,787 £1,385,610 £4,009,976
APPANNTIOIS ON STRIKE. -On Thursday, ac-
cording to • Greenock paper, tie apprentice bide in the
carpentering department of Mews. Caird's
ehipbaiid
yard " struck," beeause • man had been employed tato I
they considered was notentitled towork there. -This person
left the place, sad the apprentices returned to their duty.
ROYAL Flinn HOSPITAL,
The number of patients relieved at this hospital daring*,
week ending Await 18 was 3,872, al width 1,128 won seer
came.