The Sun.
London, England, 1862-06-30 00:00:00

CITY NEWS---THIS DAY.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
During the past week there has been rather
more animation in several departments of business
in the manufacturing districts. The woollen trade
at Leeds has continued dull, although an improved
demand is anticipated for the autumn. A fair
amount of business has been done at Manchester in
both cloths and yarns at enhanced prices ; and at
Bradford and Huddersfield there have been symp-
toms of increased activity, some extensive orders on
French account having been received. Tho hosiery
and lace trades at Leicester and Nottingham have
continued to improve ; but prices have advanced,
owing to the increased value of cotton at Liverpool.
In the hardware districts, viz., of Birmingham,
Sheffield, and Wolverhampton, there has been an
average business, without any change of importance
to record in prices.

An instalment of 10 per cent. becomes due to-
morrow (Ist July) on the Turkish loan of £8,000,000,
but the half-year's interest, amounting to 3 per
Cent., will have to be deducted.

A capital of £150,000 is required for the Lang-
ham Hotel Company, which proposes to erect a
hotel, "on a scale of comfort and magnificence
hitherto unattained in London," on the site of
Mansfield House and gardens, Langham-place.
The advantages the company propose to offer the
public, and the remunerative character of the busi-
ness, lead the directors to look forward to highly
satisfactory results from a judicious management of
the enterprise.

CITY, Two o'CLocK. E
E
The half-yearly general meeting of the proprie-
tors of the Rh 2
ymney Iron Company will be held at, :
25, Laurence Pountney-lane, on Wednesday,July 2 ,
at one o 'clock precisely, on the general business of 191
the company.
A little more business is now negotiated in the
general
Stock money market, and the settlements at the
Exchange, together with the impending
liquidation of commercial accounts, are likely to
cause a further augmentation in the demand. At
the same time bankers and brokers may be expected
to ask rather higher terms for the accommodation
they afford, although the abundant supplies at their
command, and the com
doubt, k petition for business will, no
minima eep the quotation a fraction under the
of Speculat ion the Bank of England.
in the Market for Pnblic Securities
continues very inactive, and not the slightest varia-
tion is perceptible in the quotations, Consols being
91! 3 for more
Market y, and 913 I for the account. The
is still supported by the easiness of money,
and the favourable
Me tendency of the specie move-
at nt. 3
The New Threes and the Reduced are steady,
Bank 911 ; Exchequer Bills firm, at 7s. to 10s. prem. ;
Stock is 234 and 235; and India
Loan, 108 Z i.
Very few transactions have taken place iri the
Foreign 5 per Cent.
Market to-day, and prices have exhibited
no material change.
ditto, 1858, 1
31 prem. ;
Turkish 6 per Cents. are 841 ;
.01 I ; ditto New Scrip,
Mexican are steady at 281 3 ; Spanish Certificates
are firm at 91 ; and Italian at 721 ; Egyptian
is fiat at 31 prem. ; and,Venezuelan 3
per Cents. are
at 233. Scrip
The dealings in the
been limited Railway Share Market have
stances , and Prices have shown in some in-
a slighly
downward movement. Great
Westerns, North Westerns, Midlands, and South
Easterns have recededsterns,
about ss. ; and Caledonians
and Lancashire and
Yorkshire, il.
The
thenporeig and Colonial lines have been dull,
and with ciscoexception of Recife and San Fran-
which have im
3to 1 proved to 133 15, a rise of
about ; Grand Trunk of Canada have declined
to 20 andd 201; and East Indian realise 104 to 1041
edx divend ; Great Indian Peninsula, 1021 ex divi-
dend' and Madras 5 per Cents., 1031 1033 ex divi-
.
Joint Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares
show a slight improvement. Alliance of London
and Liverpool have advanced to 53 I ;
London to 333 ; Crystal Palace Stock to 34i ; and
Nerbudda Coal; Crystal
Iron are firm at 81. Union of

BRITISH FUNDS ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock
.. 234 5
2 per Cent. Redllee.cf •.' ********** 91i i 5
Annuities ..........
z per Cent. Consols Annuities .......... 911 li a
New 3 per Cent. Annuities .. , ..... . . . .. 911 i t
Annuitie 30 yrs, expire sth Jan., 1880..
IndiDittoes,r 30 yrs, expire sth April, 1885.. 154
Ditta Stock .......................... Shut.
o 5 per Cent. .................... 1084 I
Ditto Enfaced
Cent.... Paper 4 per Cent...... 921
liittCiao 5 per
................. 1031
0 Bonds £l,OOO .................. 18 pm
India Stock for Account, 5 per Cent .. • • 108 i i
Exchequer Bills £l,OOO, 3 per Cent ...... 10 Pm
Ditto Ditto £5OO ............ .. 10 7 pat
Small ........................ 10 7 Pm
FORIEIGN FUNDS—ONE O'CLOCK.
I.llitador New Consolidated ............ 171
-Egyptian, 7 per Cent., Scrip ..... . .... 31 3 1
Italian 5 Der Cent. (Maremmana Railway) •
MexiDitto Scrip .................... .. • . 1
Dittocan, 3 per Cent .................. 284
Account .................... 284 4
Spanish Cert. of Coup. •
not funded ...... 91
Turkish 6 per Cent. 1854 ..............
bitto 6 per Cent. 1858 ................ 704
Ditto per
.................... 704 i
Ditto 1862 (Scrip) ...................... 34
'VeneDitto, Paid up Scrip .................. 714 i 1
Dittozuela, 3 per Cent ..................
Account .• .. . ...........
Dividends on the above payable in London.
Italian, 5 per Cent., 1861, Ex. 25f. ...... 721
TWO O'CLOCIL
untConsols, Money ..................... . 911
Ditto Acco ...................... 911

POLICE---THIS DAY.

- MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
331IRGEART IN ST: JAMES'S-STREET—FORTUNATE CAP-
IIaRX AND RECOVERY OF THE PROPERTY.—A man, name
and address refused, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt
With burglariously breaking and entering No. 57, St.
James's-street, and stealing a dressing case with silver fitd-
tingBl a quantity of jewellery, consisting of diamond
X gold ear-rings, £45 in Bank of England notes,
420 in gold, the whole of the property being of the value
of 4300.
Inspector Wilson, of the C division, attended to watch
the case.
The prisoner was brought to the court handcuffed, and
placed
appeared
the in the dock without coat or waistcoat. On being
in dock the Oliver. prisoner gave the name of Philip
Mr. Henry Forshaw said—I reside at Southport, near
Liverpool, my business, that of an attorney, being carried
on at Liverpool. About half-past one this znorning, at
Howchin's Hotel, St. James's-street, where lam stayin
wife stating that the man in
I was awoke by
the room. I heardin yfootsteps at tho door, fturtletlaat:oinnitliat:
night light, I saw the shirt sleeves of a man who
door. I jumped out of bed and
leaving the room
followed the prisoner into ineto the drawing-room. I then sad
by the lights in the street that it was a man in his shirt
sleeves. I got close up to the door when the prisoner
palled it to, and I then heard a noise of something fall. I
opened the door and followed the
sound of the footsteps on
to the landing of the first floor, and then I saw the prisoner
but lost sight of him. I thed called for the porter, and
my night dress,
alarmed thehou.se. Mr. Howchin, the land.hlord, and a gentle-
Man named Pielden appeared. Being
letting fall
I returned to my bed-room, and afterwards found that the
noise I had heard was caused by the prisoner ,
._,.
was
reY wife's dress.
reduced). The case, which .
antity
locked then, as ing-ease (P
of jewellry, oorkesni the'
d and opal brooches,
r.
quantity of racalaytmscge ofofd
previousi ni.lit, contained a clu a
wards, with ,
tne others', searched the rooms, and dragged
choke from .nna
4( Dont
considerablemon value. I afteed
choke
tne,,tcer a.bed in a bed-room. He said,
to the station nothing else. After the prisoner was
~
) I Went there and identified a gold pencil
case, taken frora th,„ •
It had
been taken from prisoner, as my property. taken
and the bag had beenan travelling bag left in my bed-room,
Edward Brown, 176 c,
'broken open.
bag I was called to I:towel:lin, a --as
said—At hlf n t one this morn-
room I saw Mr. Porshaw holdingHotel,four the prisoner on the
on the prisoner, a box of ltie.fd the pencil-case produced..
cates—one relating to a vateb.l el.
Mr. W. Ilowchin proprieta" rllg.
matclaes, and four dupii-
morning, about half-past ons I°r of
the
—o--'
la 1,4 said—This
heard an alarm from Mr. Forthwas Ding to bed when I
stairs, said a twin in his
shitaiw,, who, on my going up-
bed•roorn, and had made his escape " SL'VeB had been in his
the back window, on which
tl, as he supposed, by
On searching under the Ix3d of si:re were finger marks.
the Prisoner secreted, and Mr, visi.i Wilmot they found
There being no marks on the doors I L) dragged him out.
Must have got in at the back window, vihtliei ve the prisoner
left open for the purpose of ventilation the a,:iisosroenaseot iame e
as
robbery at Brook's Hotel had taken place b
Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner
entered the house in his shirtsleeves, p 0 anuothdstilubeattihsa.d
so as to pass, if ob-
4aryed, for 4 lodger) for trial.