The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-13 00:00:00

HANDICAP PLATB.

Ventnor
Rowind
Olen Stuart ..
4 m.
FROOMORE HANDICAP.

Actma
1
• •
Contempt ..
Rectivi•rus • • • •
9 ran.
PARK NURSERY HANDICAP. Half a mile.
Memento, Blairbuie, Esher, Albania, Tott, and Gladice
are hero.

FOREST HANDICAP. Half a mile.
Leonia, Seamew, Pantaloon, Fal-lal, Problem, Magno-
lia, Blies, April Morn, Hue and Cry, and Rhododendron
are hero.

CLEWEE STAKES. Half a mile.
Chanoineme, Alabama, Spider, Tott, Banoo, Crocus, and
Pontua are here.

BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.)

2.30 pat.

At the Victoria Club, although the attendance
was limited to about a dozen members, there was
some speculation in the course of the morning over
the Ebor Handicap. T. Dawson's pair, Tabouret
and Mandrake, were still in great force, the
former especially. At first 9 to 2 was offered on
the field, and that price was taken about Tabouret,
find afterwards 800 to 200 was accepted about the latter,
while 9to 2 was offered against The Spy. 7to 1, and after-
wards 8 to 1 was taken about Mandrake, and 100 to 40 ac-
cepted about Tabouret and Mandrake coupled. Fervacques
was hiendleas at 6to 1, and Taraban would have beenbacked
at 100 to 7, but only 100 to 8 was offered ; 6 to 6 was
offered on T. Dawson's two and J. Scott's two " mixed."
For the St. Leger, Green Sleeve declined to 25 to 1, 2,000
to 80 being laid against her, while an even " tanner" was
offered against her running. Closing prices :

GREAT EBOR HANDICAP.
4 to 1 apt Tabouret (t and off)
9to 2 The Spy (off t6to 1)
6 to 1 Ferracqueeoff)
S to 1 Mandrake (t
100 to 8 Taraban (o , t 100 to 7)
100 to 7 Fair Wind (off)
100 to 40 Tabouret&ldandrake coupled (t)
ST. LEGER.
2000 to 80 aget Green Sleeve (t)

SHIPPING INTILLIOSNCIL(THIS DAY.)

Loanow, August 13.—Wind at noon 8.8. E., cloudy, with
rain.

OliArr sr No, August 12.—Arrived : Spirit of the North, from
; Lancashire Witch, Cochin • Dunks, Colombo • Ocean
King, Cape of Cood Hope • Beeper, Demerara; Bachael Black-
wood, Demerara ; Fanny, Iquique ; Mary J. Wilber, Jamaica ;
Agrintinnon, Jamaica; Bravo, Quebec. Bailed: Welcome, for
Bermuda..

DIAL, August It —Arrived : Warrior Queen, from Otago;
Bravo. Quebec. Sailed : Bombay, for Calcutta.
Livsaroot, August It.—Arrived: Comet, from Iquique ; Delta,
Para; Caribbean (as.), Wert Indies. Sailed : City of Antwerp
(m.), for New York.
Orr Daaniorra, August It—Arrived : Dover CeaUe, from Port
Phillip; China, Shields, for Bombaj.
August It.—Arrived : Fite, London, for oa Bay.
Pownutoirrn, August 12.—Arrived : Bighlyer, from
Fist Indies.

11;i7rXr7si, August 12.—Arrived : Catherine, from Pernam-
buco; Eliza Poi, Quebec ; Admiral Lyons, Quebec.
)(avow', August 12.—gailed : Draupner, for Quebec.
Orr Cron , August 19.—Armed: Mexican (r.), from
Wed India, for LiverpooL
CARDIFF, August 12.—Bailed: Pedro, for Monte Video; Pon-
tiac, Buenos Ayres; Advice, Bt. Vincent.
DVNIMR, August 11. Arrived: Indian Empire, from
Calcutta.

Au..-Attired: Nile, from Quebec.
Msaysorr, August 11.-8• Bed : Bt. George, for Quebec.
QCZ&NSTUWX, August 12.--Bailed : Tropic Bird, fur Philo-
delphia.
Fsusorrn August IL Arrived : Nerd, from Akyab.
August 1a :—Arrived Carnbalu, from London, for Madras, with
crew refusing duty.
Quazsrrows, August 12.—Arrived Minnesota, from Liver-
pool, and left for New York.
CAM:ULM&
New Tose, August 12 (received per Atlantic cable).—The Ella,
from Belize to Liverpool, is a total wreck on Manger Key.
SOUTHAMPTON, August lll.—TbeAtrato for tlie West Indies,
arrived back this morning in tow of the Oneida (s.). Her mails,
ice., will be transferred to the Tasmanian (a.) which will leave
early to-morrow morning.
Ek/CTR 101 D, August IS—The Oitana„ of Fowey, reported yester-
day ashore on the Nore sand, got off last evening.
Lissom, August 11.—A ere occurred at the Custom-house last
night, and large quantities of cotton and brandy were destroyed.
Mitroao, August 12.—The Breese, from Liverpool toCadia, has
put in here making water, supposed leaky in her akin post.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company have sold
their paddle steamer Elaine for 4,6001. She is nearly 20
years old, and carried the India mail for a number of
years. She was one of the largest steamers which the
company possessed at one time, her tonnage being just
over 1,000 tone. The company's largest steamers now are
nearly 3,000 tons burden.

Commodore Stevens, of the New York Yacht
Club, died on Saturday lost, at the Hotel Bristol, in Paris.
He ie said to have died worth 1,000,000/.

Buffaloes are roaming in the Kansas prairies in
thousands, and are coming very near the settled portions
of that State.

THE MARQUIS AND MARQUISE DB CAITX.—A
letter from Rome contains the following :—" By her mar-
riage with the Marquis de Caux Mdlle. Patti has become
cousin to M. de Fallout, the famous ultramontane cham-
pion, and to Monsgr. de Fallout, the rector of the
Apostolic Chancery, and one of our future cardinals. The
noble and charming dire is thus secured a place in Paradise
where her nightingale notes will, I am sure, effect miracles.
Mdlle. Patti passed a portion of her childhood in Rome,
and the Marquis de Caul was for some time attached to
the embassy here and left behind him pleasant souvenirs."
DEATH OF A TRAPEZIST.—M. do Bonnaire, the
great trapezist of Ba-ta-Clan, and the rival of Leotard,
has been killed by a fall in the Madrid Theatre. Bonnaire
had a fortune of 8,0004 • year, and followed his dense-
roue occupation from mere love of the art. His mother
often entreated him to renounce the practice, but he
always replied with a smile, " What matter whether one
dies in this way or another lA' He was only 28 years of
age.

TOTAL 1.088 OP A SHIP WITH ALL HANDS.-
QUIHNVIOWN, Tcrinmax.—The Brian Borroimhe, of Dub-
lin for Quebec, has been lost at sea, with all hands ex-
cepting the captain and mate. The former was Ricked up
by a vessel bound to Liverpool, and landed here in a pilot
boat, but proceeded immediately to Cork. The mate was
saved by another vessel.
THE REVOLUTION IN HATTL-LIVERPOOL, Au-'
over 12.—The Carribbean, from the West Indies, arrived
here to-day. Her dates from Port-au-Prince are to the
24th July, at which period the firing bad greatly dimi-
nished. The revolutionary army had left Currefour,
and had gone to Leoganee, where they were defeated by
the, reactionary party, and had then retreated to Tame!.
All refugees bad been taken to Kingston. Salnave had
been received on board the American war ship De Tola.
The yards were manned, and a salute was fired on the
OCCIIIIOII.

CWIL LIST PAY3MT6.—The Queen's civil
1* as settled on her Majesty's aocession to the throne,
is 385,0001. ; and the "civil list pensions" bring the
amount up to 406,8001. The Prince of Wales receives
40,0001. a year; his Princess, 10,0001.; the Duke of Edin-
burgh, 15,0001.; the Crown Princess of Prussia, 8,0001.;
Princess Louis, 6,00 W. ; Princess Cluiatian, 6,00 W.; the
Duchess of Cambridge, 6,0004; the Duke of Cambridge,
12,00 W.; the Duchess of Mecklanburgh-Strelits, 3,0004;
Princess of Tech, 5,000/. There are also the pensions for
eminent naval and military service', 35,000/.; the pensions
to the Rodney, Nelson, Wellington, and other families,
the Raglans and Havelock', to which the name of Napier
will mw be added. The pensions for civil se • 21,1:19L,
have leen diminished by the deaths of Lord Colchester
and )!r. Luahington, and by the mumension of Mr.
Diesel='s 2,000/. a year while he is in office. The four
first-ch RR pensions are appropiated to that gentleman,
to Mr. Walpole, to Sir G. Grey. end Mr. Milner Gibson.
The is nsions for judicial service = of late Lords Chancellor
of Es gland and retired judges 44,7001. a year, have also
been diminished recently by d -atli, but have received an
addit on in the pension of Dr Lush'n ;ton. The here-
dita • y motions o the Duke of Mar bo rough and others,
f'''' d Ant Ul from mom in trstunt, continue at
TOW

'MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

ONR O'CLOCK.

The dealings in the Stock Exchange to-day
consist almost entirely of sales, and the tendency
of the various markets is flat. It is anticipated
that the Bank of England weekly return, to be
issued this evening, will exhibit some further
unfavourable changes, and it is consequently
thought, in some quarters, that the question of
raising the rate of discount may be discussed by
the directors within the next week or two.
The 'mount of business generally is not
largo, the dealers being engaged with prepara-
tions for the fortnightly settlement to-morrow.
The English funds have experienced a fresh
decline of 1 per cent. A reduction is ap-
parent in several of the railway stocks.
Metropolitan has been sold to a considerable ex-
tent; and is 1 per cent. worse. As regards foreign
bonds, Italian of 1861 and Turkish of 1858 and
1865 show moat depression.
The lowest rate for bills in the discount market
is 11 to 2 per cent., and transactions at the former
figure are exceptional. The charge for loans in
the Stock Exchange is 11 to 2 per cent.
Consols are quoted 931 to 1 for money, and
93/ to 1 for the account (September 8), and the
Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per
Cents., 931 to I.
The transaction' in railway stocks show a pre-
ponderance of salsa, and the market is flat.
Metropolitan and Lancashire and Yorkshire have
declined 1 per cent., and London and North
Western, Great Western, and Midland 1. The
prices are as follows :—Caledonian, 761 to 1;
London and North Western, 116/ to 1; Great
Western, 491t0 ; Midland, 1064 to 4 ; London and
South Western, 92 to 93; Great Eastern, 374 to
; Brighton, 531 to 1; South Eastern, 761 to 771;
Metropolitan, 1154 to 1; Great Northern,
106 to 107 ; Ditto A, 1034 to 1041; London,
Chatham, and Dover, 194 to 20 ; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 130 to It ; York and North Mid-
land, 92 to 93 ; Berwick, 102 to 103 ; and
North British, 3.51 to 1.
With respect to foreign stocks, Turkish of 1858
and 1865, as well as Italian of 1861, have declined
Ito 1 per cent., and Peruvian of 1864, 1. Sub-
joined are the p4ces :—Brazilian of 1865, 761 to
77 ; Chilian of 18117, 921 to 4; Egyptian of 1864,
85 to 4; Italian of 1861, 52 to ; Mexican, 141 to
154; Peruvian of 1865, 781 to 791; Russian of
1866, 921 to 931; Orel, 834 to 84 ; Spanish of
1867, 331 to 34 ; Turkish of 18.58, 66 to 67 ;
ditto of 1862, 64 to 65; and ditto of 1865, 381
to 4.
Indian stocks are without variation. The Five
per Cents. are quoted 114/ to 1151; the Four,
1041 to 10.5; the Bonds, 20s. to 255. prem. ; and
the Debentures, 1051 to 4. Bank Stock, 247 to
249 ; and Exchequer Bills, 13s. to 18s. prom.
Apart from a decline of 2s. 6d. in Unction's Bay
and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre-
ference, viz., to 151 toe and 31 to 4, respectively,
miscellaneous shares are unchanged.
National Discount, 111 to 4 ; General Credit,
2 5-16 to 3-16 dia. ; Credit Fonder, 21 to 3 per
share ; International, 14 to 4 dia. ; London, 24
to 22 dis. ; Telegraph Construction, 15/ to 16 ;
and Anglo-American Telegraph, 214 to 4.

The market for American securities shows a
drooping tendency. The 5-20 Bonds have receded
per cent., viz., to 71?, to ; Erie Railway shares,
36} to 1; Illinois Central, 91t to 92} ; Atlantic
and Great Western Debentures, 391 to 40; ; and
the Consolidated Mortgage Bunds, 391 to 401.
The New Swedish Loan is at 1; to 2 prom. ;
the Egyptian, dia. to prem. ; the Tamboff
Rozloff, dis. to par ; and the Canadian Inter-
colonial, 105 to 6.

The shares of the French Atlantic Telegraph
Company are quoted I,} to 11 prem.
The half-yearly meeting of the London General
Omnibus Company (Limited) will be held on the
Ist of September, when a dividend will be de-
clared.

The half-yearly meeting of the kEllwall Free-
hold Land and Docks Company is called for the
28th inst.

The ordinary general meeting of the Natal
Land and Colonisation Company (Limited) is con-
vened for the 27th inst.

A general court of the London Assurance Cor-
poration will be held on the 23rd of September,
"to consider of a dividend on the consolidated
capital stock for the half-year ending at Michael-
mas next."

TWO O'CLOCK.

The government funds are flat, but no further
decline has taken place in prices. Home railway
stocks are heavy, and nearly all of them have given
way. Great Northern A stock has declined 1 per
cent. ; Great Western, i; Brighton, j; Great
Eastern, }; &c. Foreign bonds are inactive.

FOUR O'CLOCK.

The government funds are without change, at
931 to 1 for money, and 931 to j for the account.
The railway market is still flat. South
Eastern stock is 1 per cent. lower, at
76 to 1. Metropolitan, 115 to 1 ; Brighton, 521
to 33 ; Caledonian, 76 to 1 ; Midland, 106 to 1 ;
London and North Western, 1151 to 116: ; Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, 1201 to 130; and Great
Western, 481 to 1.
Foreign stocks show a rather better tendency.
Italian of 1881, 521 to ; Orel, 831 to 84 ;
Nicholai, 661 to 1; Spanish of 1867, 331 to 344;
and Turkish of 1885, 381 to 1.
No gold has been taken from the Bank to-day
for the Continent.

At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Renter;
opened at 70fr. 7c. for the account, being Sc.
better.

The Warrior Queen has arrived from Otago,
New Zealand, with 23,500/. in gold.

The liquidators underthe voluntaryianr,i:ading up
of the English and Swedish Bank (1. 'tad) an-
nounce a further payment to the shareholders of
11. per share out of the net assets of the company,
making a total of 181. returned. It is stated that
" a small further amount will be realised from the
assets of the bank, but some time must necessarily
elapse before the liquidators will be in a position
to make a final distribution."

At the special meeting of the London Financial
Association, held yesterday, the resolution passed
on the 27th ultimo, reducing the number of direc-
tors to not less than five, nor more than nine, was
duly confirmed.

SALFORD ELECTION.—A requisition is being pre-
pared by the conservatives, to be presented to Mr. Alder-
man Cawley, C.E., of Salford, and to Mr. W. T. Charley,
of the northern circuit, to become candidates for this
borough.—llesehsster Erawaisser.
EDINBURGH AND ST. ANDREWS lINITERSITrBB.
—Profsesor Prosser James offers himself as a candidate.
He speaks of the efforts which he has made in connection
with the enfranchisement of the Scottish Universities, and
. .

reminds the electors that as a doctor of medicine he ra-
table a lively interest in their welfare.
BENEFIT OF CLEROY.--Bome time ago we stated
that a Shropshire clergyman "improved the occasion" of
Mr. Gladstone's first Irish church victory, by comparing
him to Barabbas. Another rural parson in the county
beat this on Sunday, by attributing the continued hot
weather to the wickedness of the nation in supporting
Gladstone throughout in this measure ! but hinted thxt if
the people supported good staunch churchmen—like one
they had amongst them (indicating a tory squire and
M.P. preeent)—at the next election, they would redeem
themselves from the disgraoe under which they }lad fallen.
—Ancestry Advertiser.