The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comminieeer Ho'raid.) LV RE ELLIS. —Kumla OF ... ANAFEICAN MERCHANT FLU CUSTODT. The bankrupt had carriedOnlxisisess at Sierra Leone but having come to this country an action was commenced against him, and he was arrested. He now applied for his release. Mr. Lawrence supported• Mr. Scott opposed for the detaining creditor, and asked that the bankrupt might be required to find bail before being discharged from custody. Mr. Lawrence urged that there wee no necessity for bail, the bankrupt having voluntarily submitted to the juria• diction of the court. Phe bankrupt, being examined, said he had been in this country about ten mouths. He bad COON over here to transact his business. He was in the habit of coming over every year, and staving about six mouths. He had been detained on this occasion by an action being commenced against him. The Commissioner—Are you aware of the penalties that you will incur if you do not surrender under the bank ruptcy bankrupt—Yes : I shall be liable to an indictment. His Honour did not think it nemseaary to require bail, and ordered the re:ease. The bankrupt was ;iiraTe; and balrer, of Newport, Isle of Wight. This was the first sitting. His debts are about I,AXV. Mr. Bartlett, grocer, of Newport, was chosen trade assignee. Mr. A. Turner (Sole, Turners, sod Hardwick) is the solicitor under the proceedings; Mr. Downing ap• peered for the bankrupt. (Before Mr. Registrar Rocha) Ilf 11.6 THOMAS GOBRIT PEILPOT. . . This was Cbeintmesiii:g;rder 7 tie bankruptcy of Thomas Gurney Pbilpot, of 30, Graoechurch-street, ship and insurance broker and shipowner. His debts are about 8,0001., of which about 2,8001. are secured. The bankrupt attri butes his bankruptcy to the taking possession .by the mort gagee of his ship through the attempt of Mears. Vivian to take the same under an execution, the stoppage of his credit in consequence of badness of trade, insufficiency of his income to meet his necessary expenses, and the depre ciation in value of his ships, sadism' incurred in sailing ships and bad debts. Debts amounting to about 1,0001. were proved. Mr. Davies, of White Hart-court, Lombard-street, bill broker, was appointed creditors' assignee • Memo. Ander son and Stanford are tbe soliciton in the Mattes. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. 311101:71AR CRAWL OF 110182 ErTIAUZIO, &O. Woo7lt ant a nd as groans, were charged before Mr. Tvrwhitt with stealing • horse and harness, of the value of 851., the property Sir Henry Rich, of 18, Curzon-street, May-fair, and the prisoner William was further charged with robbing his master, Dr. Matthew Henry, of 5, Harley-street, of money. The prisoners were taken into custody by Sergeant Edward Langley, of the detective department, Scotland-yard, accompanied by King, 78 D, at Margate, to which place they had made their way a day or two previous, and where, in a stable the prisoners had taken, several other horses were found. Sir Henry Rich said—l bought a horse some two months ago at Tattersall's, and I gave I believe 51 guineas for it. My coachman not liking it, and as I felt dissatisfied with it, I told him to take it to Tatter sall's and sell it, but not meeting with • CAIMOMIR the horse was brought back to my stables. I them told my coachman to Hod • mu chimer for it, and to let me know the price. A day or two after my coachman told me that be bad been *fiend 12 guineas for it, and I told him to let it go for that. He then told me that the person who wanted it was the owner of some oaks and that he wanted the hone to remain in my stables • short time, and he gave me IL, which he had received as a deposit for the hone. I told my coachman not to let the horse go till the remainder of the money was paid, but on Thursday lad my ooachmaa came to me, and said that he had had a misfortune, that the man had called and salted him to let him have the horse out for an hour, and that he had consented , and that he had not brought it back. I then communicated with the polies at Scotland-yard. I wish also to state that 1 have no reason to suspect my coachman. Joha Wood, coachman to Sir Henry Rich, said—l agreed to sell the hone for 12 guineas to the prisoner William. Both prisoners came to see the horse three time., and on the last 001,410 , 11 the prisoner Shelton came and said he wanted the hone out for one hour, and I consented, and the prisoner having put some of Sir Henry's harness on the horse, took it away, and never brought either the horse or the harness back. e;t Edward Langley mid—From information I re ceived at Shooter's-hill, I. in company with King, 76 I), tracked the prisoners to Margate on Saturday lad, the pri soners having been seen with a light horse and cart and lead ing another along the road On going to the dableof Mr. Law rence, Addinztou.street, Margate, I found the horse belonging to Sir Henry Ricb, the rnais. , and four other horses which, I have reason to believe, although claimed by the prisoners, belong to other persons. On taking the prisoners into custody I found a receipt for the 21. deposit for the horse. One of the prisoners surd he had the horse from Sir Henry Rich. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Coachman, did the prisoners say anything about going out of town ? The coselmen—Not a word, sir. Sergeant Langley—The prisoner William while on our way to London said they drove their own home down and held Sir Henry's, and that they had a good deal of trouble in getting it down to Margate. There was another charge against the prisoner William of robbing bin master to some extent. After some disctusion between the prosecutor in the second case, the magistrate, and the officers, the second case was postponed till Tuesday next, to which day the pri soners were remanded. SOUTHWARK. SERIOUS CHARGE OF STABBING. William Cara;;;;S: s&t;;:ronge ht up in cus tody of an officer of the ld divistoo, charged with stabbing Thasu West, who is at present suffering in Gay's Hospital from the wounds tufliaed on him. . Emma West, the wife of the prosecutor, a shoemaker, re- Piling at Blue Aochor•road, Bermondsey, said that she knew the premier, who was an lICOUItOtHOCO of her husband's. They had been out together io the course of the *velem', and about nine o'clock she heard a noise in the street. On going down to see what was the matter she found her hug bod and prisoner quarrelling in the street. All of • sudden she vow the prisoner flourishing a knife over his head, and her husband ► moment afterwards no up to her telling her he had been stabbed. She saw blood flowing from • wound on his side, when she dragged him in, and shortly stterwards he was conveyed to Guy's Hospital, where he now remained. Evans, 46 11, said he lewd cries of "police!" sad "murder!" proceed from the Blue Anchor-road, and on going there he was informed that • man had been stabbed by the prisoner. The wife of the injured man pointed him out to witness, sod said sbe had seen him use the knife. Witness secured prisoner, and finding the complaisant bleeding very much, he conveyed him to the hospital in • cab. The magidrate asked whether the prisoner said anything when be took his into custody The cosatable—All be said was that he did not use the knife He admitted that they had some words and then theib e had blows together. wife was recalled. and she positively swore that the had a knife in his hand, and he must have stabbed usband. The prroaer here denied the charge of stabbing. bat sekaowldgd that they had a fight, but be could not tell bow the wooed was inflicted. The constable sated for a remand to suable him to produce evidence as to the an. of the tails. Remanded accordingly. THAMES. ZOBBERILS Or GOODS ni TRANSIT. Beery WoTd::iiTheerrasO,Tireti 28, of No. 3, Grundy street, Poplar, was brought before Mr. Woolrych, charged with stealing three pieces of new calico. the property of the Steam-tug and Lighterage Company. Mr. !Madden, solicitor, appeared for the company, and mid his am* who were under heavy responsibilities, bad been frequently robbed by their servants, who were well paid, and notwithstanding the examples made of dishonest lightermen, here was another cam where goods had been plundered in their transit. The prisoner was entrusted with the nsvigatioo of a barge containing valuable goods, and had committed a gross breach of trust, William Wells, a day watchman in the East India Dock, stated that yesterday afterooou he sew the prisoner leaving the dock, god as be looked very bulky he stopped him, and asked him if he had scything concealed about his person. The prisoner replied, " Nothing." He searched him and discovered three pieces of calico fastened mood his body. He asked the prisoner how he came by the property, to which he answered that a men outside the dock made bim a tof it, and he fastened the linen around his y for security. Re entirely disbelieved this very improbable story, and took the prisoner into cus tody. He afterwards impacted a barge called the Horatio, beloasing to the Thames Steam-tag and Lighterage Com pany, in the dock. It contained bales ad case d lion chaster goods, intended to be put on board 'hinter eortaMon. One of the eases had been tampered with and plundered. It eoatained pieces of alien exactly similar to those found upon the prisoner. Each piece of calico bore the name of the ma nufacturer, " James Burton and Soo, Manchester," and so elephant, the device of the firm, in a corner. There were 20 yards in each piece. The cam in question had been forced open and nailed up again in a clumsy manner. Valentine Charles Friend, an officer of the Erin and West India Dock Company, gam confirmatory evidence, and said the barge the prisoner belonged to was outside the dock. The Horatio wee inside Made*, go& the prisoner bad been on board, misted in the rdlibetyc sad secreted the stolen goods about his promo. Mr. Stoddart asked fora remand to enable him to perfect the case and make some inquiries about the prisoner, and those who had charge of the Horatio. Mr. Woolryoh remanded the prisoner for a week. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Off ELECTRIC TZLIGRAPIL ) EPSOM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR CRAVEN STAKES. One mile and a quarter. Moline, Adventurer, Comet, Buekenham, Bazar&le, Fili buster, Blackdown, Btookowner, A therstone, and br to Morocco. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1863. HHATHCOTE PLATE. Hilt • mile. Rattler,WellUZlli; 3;lia, King of the Forest, Queen of the Vale, Toronto, Liviagstorke, and Joy f are here. BRIGHTON STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Sunbeam, Libellous, Queen of the Vale. Splashes, El!erica, Juliet, Flash.in-the-Pan. Comet, Lord of Lions, Drummer Boy, Southport, Poland, Rubini, Oman, Lisboa, and Lady Fanny are here. WOODCOTE STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. War Dance, Bounding Brick, Nourmahal c, le de I'Air, Lady Warwick, Loosefish, sis to Queen of the Vale, Molly Carew, Roundhead , Goldylocks, Alcyone, and The Confederate are hers. ROM STAKES. One mile. Umpire, Wins:rave, Prince Plausible, Spencer, Poland, Ace of Clubs, Gardener, lianrioo, Lord of Linos, Tease me Not, Mime Armstrong, end Lady d the Isla are here. CHARTERED MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LONDON, AND CHINA.-(THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of the shareholders was held at 1 o'c!och at the bank, 52, Threedasedle4tmet ; Mr. G. G. Nicol. in the chair. The report for the year ended the 31st December last stated that, after providing for all bed and doubtful debts, and defraying expense of mangement at all pante, the net profit amounted to 91,2%1. 14s. ld., to which had to be added a sum of 401. 15s. ld. undivided profit brought forward from the preceding year, making a total of 91.2691. 9s. 2d. Out of the above total; 50,000/. had been paid in two half-yearly dividends, making together 10 per cent. on the paid-up capital of the bank. A further sum of 40,0301. bad been added to the reserve fund. 'l'he unappropnated balance of 4,2691. 96. 2d. was carried forward to the profit and loss account of the current year. The reserve fund now amounted to 100,0001., of which 60,0001. was invested in Indian government securities as intimated in the last report, and it was the intention of the court to invest the balance, 40,0031., in public securities as opportunities offer. Arrangements had been made with Mr. Charles Pearson, chartered accountaat. Edinburgh, to act as agent for the bank there, for the receipt of deposit money, and the con duct of such other business as required. The reserve Nod being now completed to twenty per neat, on the paid-up capital of the beak, as reg Cured by the deed of settlement, and the business of the bank being largely extended, the shareholders would be invited to revise clause 113, with a view to inmate, the remuneration at present fixed for the directors. AIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, mid that there had been a considerable increase of busi ness in the lest year end the deposits showed an increase of 600,0001. All the fames incurred during the year had bee a written off. As reprded the Hoag Kong loss, the board acquitted the manager of all blame. and thought he acted with great energy and propriety in the matter. The amount of thiv loss, previously etsted to be only 8,0001., turned out to be 13,0001. The reserve fund had now been raised to 100,0001., and it was intended to McNees it further from year to year. The dividend would in future be paid on the let of January and the Ist of July. Since the report wen published arrangements had been completed for opening a breath in Japan, the Hong Kong manager who had visited the country being satisfied that there was a good prospect. The present remuneration of the directors, 1,8001., wen fixed at a time when the Wahine of the bank was much smaller ; and it was now proposed to increase it to 3,0001., which he believed was not at all too much for the duties performed, and the position of the tank. _ . The report was unanimously adopted, the retiring direc tor, were re elected, and auditors were appointed for the maiming year. A resolution was passed increasing the remuneration of the directors from 1,8001. to 3.0301. per annum, such in- MOM to take effect from tholes of January last. A rote of thanks to the chairman and his colleagues ter minated the proesedings. LONDON,TILBURY AND SOUTHEND RAILWAY .., (THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of this com pany took place this day at the London Tavern, Bishops pte-drest, to consider the provisions of a bill for autho rising arnagements between the London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway Company. and the lessees of their under taking, and the F.setern Counties and London and Blackwell Rainy Companies!. with reference to the leer and work ing of the Loudon, Tilbury, and Southend Railway. The CHAIRMAN stated that when he last bad the honour of addressing the shareholders, the object of the present bill was properly ventilated ; and no alteration had since taken place is its provisions. The bill was simply a psi , =noire bill to enable the lessees to negotiate with the Til bury and Southend Company and other companies collater ally interested in the preeeot lease. The bill had passed unopposed through the House of Commons, and was only awaiting the approval of this meeting before it was submitted, to a second reading in the House of Lords. The SOLICITOR having reed the beads of the bill, a main tics in accordance with the object of the meeting was agreed to, and the basilica, terminated. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. IgTintrogi. MAT 18.—Belle to-day: Glasgow and South Wes tern, 631 11—Great Northern A shares, 1285—Great Western, 071 —Lancashire and Yorloildre, 1995—London, Chatham', and Dover, 41—London sod Northwestern, 100%7 3101—Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, u - Midland Stock, 1274—North British, 611—North Zastem, Berwieks, 1011—South Eastern, et—Lan caster and Carlisle, 1961—Buffalo and fake Huron,lll 616 3 5-16-- Great Luxembourg, 141 Great Western of Canada, 111—Alblon Marine, 1 p.—Thames and Mersey Marine, 8 p. Biturnrinialt, MAT 18 —The railway market wu steady to day at about Saturday's quotations. The business done In mis call/moons and local stocks included Birmingham and Stafford shire Gas, 281 , at 2/ 19s. 6d. prom. ; and Imperial Continental Gas at 711 per share. Britannia Mills left off at 194.11. to 17a. 6d. Manonsigrint, MAY 18.—There was not mach badness, and prices were lower. Buffalo and Lake Huron, bb}}—Greet Eastern, fist s—Great Luxembourg Obligations, 4—Great Waste= of Canada, 11 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1085 ++ Landon and North Western. lot—Metropolitan. 111—Midla6li. 127—North British, 615—South Eastern, 92—Thames and Mersey Marine In surance. 3 n.—Gusto' Briention, 10—Garthgell Mina, 6.16 d. —Midland. New a, 34. 3d. p.—Ditto, ditto dl.. ta. 9d. p.— Lausabourg Obligations, 4 c.—Confederate Loan, par. TER HiaLTR or GARIBALDI. —Writing from Caprem on the 14th of this month to Mr. Negretti, Gemmel Garibaldi rye—" My health is going on rosy satisfactorily." Moan num —(Teis Dar. )—At an early hour this morning a fire broke out in Paul-street, Innabory, on the premises occupied by Mr. Once. a cabinet maker ; over the workshop was a large academy belonging to Mr. T. Barnes. The flames progressed with the greatest rapidity. The in mates of the adjoining houses were obliged to rush out of their habitations with their children in their arms with nothing on but their night clothes. A plea. liful supply of water having been procured, the powerful land steamers and the manual power engines were set to work, and the fire extinguished, but not until the whole of the workshops of Mr. Orme were burned out, and the school-rooms of Mr. Woes destroyed. Considerable damage was also dime to the premises of Mr. Cross, printer; Messrs. Aliso sod Boos, masons; Mr. Johnson, engineer; and the storehouses of Mr. Willoocks, the br ews. Un fortunately nearly the whole of the sufferers were uninsured_ —Another fire took place on the premiss of Mr. A. Gibbs, an artist in glass, No. 38, Bedford.aquars- The counting house was burned out and the show-room adjoining da- Ted. Unicsured. HE Ctsg or Diarnicatronrrs Br A Wrra Snossprrca. —ln the case of Mrs. Ana Doggett, against whom the coroner's jury yesterday returned a verdict of manslaughter, of her husband, William Henry Doggett, formerly carrying on business as an ironmonger, at 18, Shore ditch, the coroner Mating his warrant upon which she was arrested and conveyed to Newets, her solicitors, Meson. Byrne. and Co., made an application for bail, which the °wooer assented to, fixing it at two sureties in 2004 each, the prisoner herself in 5001. At a late hour last night the required bail having been put in, she was released from New t/Mc MURDER maks GLAIIGOW. —About 12 o'clock on Saturday sight a man named Broolimyres was murdered by Patrick Wood, • moulder, residing at Maryhill, near Glas gow. It appears that for some time there haa been ill-feel ing between the parties. On Saturday night Wood and some companions met Brookmyree in the street and annoyed him. The deceased drew a knife from his pocket, opened the blade, and said he would defend himself if they attempted to injure him. They some time afterwards nulled upon him and knocked him down twice. While he was on the ground Wood called out "The has a knife." He at the mine time rushed upon the demand and apron to have taken the knife from him and stabbed him with it The deceased called out "I am done for." As artery had beta severed in the thigh, and he died shortly afterwards . Wood has sines been apprehended. A Mown. ta's BLUNDER.—A curious blunder occurs lathe note appended to the Registrar-General's last I La= returo of the births, marriages, and deaths, in The registrar for the parish of Arbroath writes " Births far above the average, chiefly from bronchial and pulmonary affections, said to bs owing chiefly to the open *ad ebaageable character of the weather." Of coarse di , an exams of deaths, not births, which the registrar meant to note and explain. Slid BE LISTS.—(TIIIII DAY.) Two o'OLoor. The railway market is firmer to-day, with an increased amount of business. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock continues in demand and has risen 1 per cent. London and North Western and South Eastern have also advanced 1, and Midland and Caledonian f. Great Wes tern and Great Eastern are steady. Len- ; don and North Western stock is now 1 quoted 1011 to ; Great Western, 6.7 1 to 1 ; Mid- ; land, 1271 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, I 110 k to 1 ; South Eastern, 921 to * ; Great Eastern, 53k to 1 ; Caledonian, 115 to * • u London and South Western, lowa 106} ; and 14 Great Northern, 125 to 12e. Great Indian Peninsula and Madras railway stocks are inquired for, as well as Great Western I N of Canada shares. Other colonial lines are steady. 14 Foreign railway shares exhibit no variation. VALLNAILY WILLIS AND moon. MI. I" I "ThWAYL I C re 2l 4: lB I °lntr. lam.. Vi o, amour r.l. Boston, ES d,lll/1.0. Briatel and Itratat .... 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English railway stocks in two or three instances have improved, but the foreign stock market is decidedly heavy, and a rather material reduction has taken place in some of the more speculative se curities, such as Greek, Mexican, and Spaniel' Passive. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reuter opened heavily at 69fr. 35c., being per cent. lower than yester day afternoon. Confederate Loan scrip is rather worse, at to prem. ; and Italian at 1.1 to 11 prem. That of the Turkish Loan, on the other hand, is slightly better, at If to 2 prem. Consols are now quoted 934 to 4, cum div., for money, and 92 to 4, ex div., for the ae count (June 9). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 4,4, 4 ; ditto for account, 924 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4 ; New Three per Center, 914, 4 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 14 15-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1104, 110 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004; ditto Bonds, 15a, 18e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 107 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 4 dia. The foreign stook market is heavy. To-day's telegrams have caused a fall of Ito 1 per cent. in Greek Bonds, which are last marked 314 to 314. Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates have all given way, and there is less enquiry for New Grenadian securities. Turkish and most other foreign stocks are fairly supported. Some of the present quotations are annexed. Turkish 1864 Loan, 884 to 894, being slightly better ; ditto 1858, 70 to 4 ; ditto 1862, 71 to 4 ; the Con solidia, 514 to 4, ex div. ; Peruvian Bonds of 1862, 884 to 894 ; and Venezuela Six per Cents., 56 to 57, being again rather firmer. Transactions are recorded as follows .-Brazilian, 1843, 1024; ditto, 1852, 1858, 1860, 944 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 654 ; Egyptian, 1004, 100 ; Greek, for account, 314, 4, ; ditto Coupons, 144, 4 ; Italian, for account, 714 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 79, 4 ; Mexican, for account, 364, 4 ; Moorish, 96 ; New Granada, 16/ 4 4, ex div. ; ditto Deferred, 104, ex div. ; ditto, Land Warrants (Hectares), 84, 4, 4 ; Portuguese, 1862, d 494 ; Russian, 1822, 95 ; ditto 1850, 904 ; ditto 1862, 92i, 4, 4, ex dlv. ; Sardinian, for account, 88 ; Spanish, for account, 544 ; ditto New Deferred, 484 ; ditto Passive, for account, 344, 4 ; ditto Certificates, 124, 4 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 704 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74 ; ditto 1862, for account, 714, 4 ; Venezuela, for account, 24 ; ditto 1862, 56 4, 4, 56 , 4, ex div. The shares of the International Financial Society and General Credit and Finance Company of Lon don are both rather lower, the former at 6 to 54 prem., the latter at 24 to 24 prem. Those of the London Financial Association are steady, at 4 to prem. The discount market, though characterised by an entire absence of pressure, continues in a rather unsettled condition. The half-yearly drawing of Bonds of the Turkish Loan of 1862 took place yesterday at the Ottomaa Bank, in presence of the proper authorities. The numbers of the bonds drawn are expected to be published to-day. They include the following : 25 Bosda of £l,OOO each mom 60 „ 500 „ 300 ~100 „ Total tBO,OOO The sum applicable for the purpose (80,0001.) is equivalent to 1 per cent. on 8,000,000/. of stock, the sinking fund being 2 per cent. per annum. As the bonds are to be paid off at par, holder' will receive a virtual bonus of about 29 per cent. as • compared with the present market price. The steamer Pent will take to-morrow, 154,7651. in specie for the East, of which 22,555/. =gold and the rest silver. The bulk (126,6101.) is for China. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Public Works Credit Company of London and Paris (Limited). This undertaking possesses an Anglo- French board, and is to have offices in London and Paris in the first instance. Of the English names the best known are those of Mr. David Ogilvy, a director of the Great Western Railway, and Mr. John Parson, deputy - chairman of the Me tropolitan Railway. The prospectus states that this company " does not propose to embark in the gigantic financial operations suggested by the formation of recent companies in London, bet to avail itself of the markets opened up by these oolossal institutions." It is intended to form an organisation for prepar ing the details connected with public works, to arrange surveys, specifications, estimates, and re ports, to negotiate the grant of concessions, and to organise companies for carrying them out. With this view a preliminary agreement has been come to with several continental bankers and public com panies, as well as with the British and Foreign Railway Plant Company. The directors are not to be entitled to any remuneration until the share holders receive a dividend of 6 per cent. per annum. The capital is fixed at 200,000/. in 201. shares, but only one half is to be issued at present. Another new undertaking is the Royal Alhambra Palace Company (Limited). The object is to purchase, on terms described as advantageous, the Music-hall in Leicester-square known by the above title, the present proprietor wishing to relieve himself from the responsibility incidental to the sole management. A portion of the purchase money is to be assigned to him in shares. It is proposed that the concerts shall be divided into two parts, and that the first part, which is to ter minate at an early hour, shall comprise high class music only. It is mentioned that an engage ment is pending with Mr. A. Manna, of the Crystal Palace, with a view to his appoint ment as conductor of the orchestral concerts. The ball, which is capable of holding upwards of 6,000 persons, is to be improved in vari ous ways, and the directors promise "a handsome and immediate dividend." The capital proposed is 100,0001., in 20,000 shares of 51. each, of which 10,000 shares are to be leaned in the first instance. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 5271. compared with last year. , A call of 21. 10e. is to be paid on the B shares in the Kent Coast Railway Company by the Ist of June. The directors of the Great Barrier Land, Harbour, and Mining Company have received despatches from their manager in New Zealand, of which the following are extracts : I have much pleasure in informing the directors that I have discovered a quantity of kauri growing in such a pod- Con at the head of the Kuirriki stream that it will be prac ticable to drive it down that stream for the use of the saw mill. Pressure of other work has prevented me from fully exploring the locality, but Dixon estimates the quantity of kauri at from 500,000 to 1,000,000 feet. This ill be a source of income eventually upon.which we have n ever cal culated. I will report to you again when I have thoroughly explored the creek. With reference to the operations at the Wairthi I have to report that under Dison'm contract about 150,000 feet have to this date (28th Neb.) bees mea sured and placed in the creek ready for Boating down. It was estimated that he would be able to put into the weak 100,000 feet per month from Jan. 1. He has exceeded that rate by 150,000. Mr. Sharp, who has bad great experience in the erection of saw mills in this provisos during the last six or seven years, says that our mill will be three times is large and will have three times the power of any mill in the country. Ths retail price of timber in Auckland is about 18s. to 17s. per 100 feet superficial, and broad boards have been mold by auction at 20s. per 100. I em informed also that a lot of KM feet wee sold by auction the other day as 18s. par 100 (the price hitherto being 125.t0 15• per 100). This quantity would scarcely be a fortnight's work for our mill. I think that prices am not likely to rule much lower, because every_ year th e quantity of keen is diminish - lee, whilst there will probably be en increase rather than a _NRITI4II l'Oelle9lols. LuLvATS. Ft: 1I 10; 6 iii a 1 I a I iIM AWNliks•IL 'aeoso l I Daga. Dar. DC ba.s. Do. Now g. 19. - - 40 03 104 1001 1 II I 13 T4 6li 8 Do. New. E Shwas imealoiklabliurasi/ Do.llegeees dark e op.*. aft.,Nrank.Modark• fkle., Aug. 1, len Ds. hay% IPM 1111 b Wades • I. laden -10•0•TADoek boa , pea Deaaetara,p.c.per.pref babe% Dowel EMI Inner got. 6 p. of LW G. Luetudon Mk H. do awed ?ranked (Wavle Do. tat prof. Bondi Do. do. deferred Do. and prof. Bonds Do. do. deferred' Do. led pint. Stock Do. do. deferred Do. 4th pref. Stock Do. do. deferred Gem. todlius Peaumau. 148 100 10Cti no, 110 112 lilt 1111 a 1 11 pm 19 10 63 46 48 61 66 18 43 47 17 41 SS 36 24 26 21 23 110 1101 1 ix. 10 c 7. fs — i — —..— Do. January, .. al 11. at Is oi Llar 411.We1l Ds. Vow . ...... DI IDAD poLI4 asasynwo& o.ile=l Wien &snob tip Our. ai pot Do. Do.* pm rL Idea. Usib.Oorpep. cA.Boad. !Kolb. oat liobsca= N. Dritowto& & o 1 ii ricTi 107 100 111 114 9i 9 ells 97 100 ad 110 lUi 1001 2 4 . 110 f 14 IN. 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NIL Banat (Mogan NM 4 4 -. 6,640 .. North Wheal Crotty 6,600 - Par Dona. (6i. [Paw) . 11 it 51 1,120 10 Providence (U. Lakin{ 10.6. T. 41 43 700 .. Bodnar Noweth .. 8 9 611 .. a Dorado@ (81. (Nem- it 410 46Q .. S. Care Brea (Incas) . 6131 al 3 91 NO .. S. W. Frames (Mow UllB.ll B6 1135 .. Way Park t. 1.14 a. 66 37 -• 9.1100 5 Thaw an.9l.eadlin.o 44 # 1 4M9 .. TM Oral 4609 .. Weal Brest (Illoten) ll 16 13 1,031 .. W. Orman (I/aboard 6 20 31 ON .. Wiwi Nan 911 ... Wk. Baia lit .. WO. Salter ba n = ) . 9 60 56 4,900 - Wheal bacon 2.10.8 6 la % OON .. W. Van .n(lreab4pn a 181 . 306 - Wheel Seta N 7 I/ NO 20 1,010 .. WI. Palawan , Llalt . l6 17 6,000 .. Wheal Onion 4 44 6 VOZEIGN 11111128. BM. 16168 1 0000 I Pd 1 _Ol prices. 1 galas. 36.000. 2 ilanallioe (Mated) .. 1 par Ipm %ON' NI aumeagen ..- .... #ll 1 11 NAN 1 Bon beard. !Naiad. en 1 _ll - 14900 5 Rrsa I. L&11.M.M.1 all II 91 -.. 16,000 10 Cape Copper (limited) 2 Ipm 14006 6 Onpuls Oliver 14000 10 War, Copper all 13 90 10,000 90 Copl-po (Um.) l4 71 8 100,000 1 Doe Pe Iro,N. Del Bay 1 pm 76,000 1 Den Mountain ew. all 16,000 3 Bat Del Itay(Lhated) 1 par ons 11 * 11 foram ell e -.. 9 111, 6,000 161 General (Lna.) all EL t t 044 149 M 61.11.cp.11. Anetralta(l 11 14 leis wan 1 Karin& Pm/ 1 Par 5 Val MON Unarm ell 61 71 *ON Imalteadan 106,816 Ilartadta all # 100,000 'Laura' Ltritao.l6 (L all 11 *O9O 9.llhineC.o , Atia(l,, 1 1 - di , ukooo n P ori 2 II 100,091 6 Pori Phillip 1 II 1 1 Banta Barbara Gold 9 1 par Ipm 14110 1 Braila Asada. (Um. • # 1 d 1 .0 ., MON 60 St.Johak del By (UAL 16 66 7 541 41.114 SS Unltett MP.11(40 , . 181 61 71 ad 61 19 60,000 1 Vallanaeoca Gold (L.) 4 par }pm I 10,001 10 Vancouver (Mal (Llna.) 11 IMa 1 pa) won 1 Wnrt Wont 1.1. r..... . .1. i t 8 IKON 5 Yndanamutans (Um ' ell 31 JOINT STOCK NAM Se. S BASKS. 2: 0 1:1 U. 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Do. ea do all Novae= Trunk Md 24 aB ottomatamyro.Aldlal 12 aD Par= Lyon. sad =sent = an iitab and Orleans ii all IPortuguesanalla , Royal all ladle and :s.lrrauw..,L lid all Elga and nunablwg zd 8 it 2' 3 'll 11 Penl 21 "i 9..1 le 1 iir,„16..w, - - -- 3 1 14 all illoyal Swedish all l Do. 7 per mt. op Wales and Menge 1 101 1 1 1 a l ai rs..lp; t rziat. Peet 9 iv 3 14.7 mot ( 1 IL. all ! Do. do. , 23 44 all 4..A141.& lans.Vskatlaai 14 2s} 13 4.1,01 rorturaqparof p 1 di, par all jloutbarn 0 Trawl' —— I 29i 306 4 Turin and Savona a I dls an I Do. do 144 ea IWailllkedere ... I 7114 a ll Do. 4pm sant !pit , 10 11 1 an WilLilf.W.al !rum' 114 Dlllllll4ll MOIL *rooms. MN It • MO kin IS 011.1461411.40.e.1eabivik le• Itartelk4p.s.Kezdeept. 11. Reel 4p.ellieo,eN4 14x411011. &IL p. el 1 W.1114k*A01.—.444144. 100 lOU ICO 101 W Pir 103 101 O. Woos. I Salem. I Poi I CL pow• 1 Blass., x '~ Bt. 14 81. 14 ei E SC 11 61. 11 34 11 Bf. lIC Isl. 'U B i t. 'II 84. 11l I & tlf 86. ii: lii EL 14 U. is IC 14 14 11l IC St 14 ell IC ► St 11 St. 11 111.. 11 St 11 It U ft 111 84' Bit 1 14 et. IC St I I( et 11 I et. 11 Y LO Ilk 11 *- 1! p It. li ER II 1 1!. M .... 128 i an 1091 101 79* Si 101 i u► i 111 1 l xllB 8 pa 61e _ 1011 dit 10,000 1ea.616 10, ODD WM* le,•a 110.016 "IN. 17,0001ei 4,n ta, inn.orf 14,171 Ing St 2,000 s 11=.6 1^ woo to 4 .1 diminution of the demand. For them remora, thunder., I am of opinion that when the mew mill once gets into oper ation the returns will be such as amply to compensate the shareholders for their large outlay and repeated disappoint ments. The fearful loss of the Orpheus has tAist • gloom over the whole oolony. It has certainly extended as far as the Barrier. This sad event, °marries as it did in open day. (and as it must have appeared to the poor shipwrecked men, within sight of the assistance they required) must be keenly de plored by may true Englishman. The Mariam' is a dan gerous bar harbour. Our mails via Sydney arrive there br steamer, and from thence they take their departure. In the event of the Panama route being established, and Auckland made the terminus, the Sydney mails would still hare to be lent via that route Iday not the loss of the Or be taken advantage of in urging that the Barrier should be the principal terminus ratter than Aucklasid? The W. W. Smith has arrived from China with 769,673 'be. of tea and 39 bales of silk. MONDAY iIIINTIIO. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 92 to ex div. for the 9th of June, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last prioe was 9311 to It with div ' being slightly better than on Saturday. The offi cial business re port is as follows :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 4, ; ditto, for account, 92 ; Three per Gents. Reduced, 914, 4; New Three per Cents., 914, 4,4 ; Bank Stock, 234, 23 2 ; India Stock, 232 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1104 ; ditto Bonds, lbs. prem. ; Five per Cent. " en laced " rupee paper, 107 ; ditto Fivc-and.a-Half per Cent., 116. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady at 1094 to 1104. There were some sales of India Bonds at 15e. prem. Exchequer Bills were quoted 4s. dis. to par. The foreign stock market was rather quiet in the morning, but renewed activity became observ able in the afternoon. The principal demand was for Turkish Consolid6s, which have attained a fresh rise of 14 per cent. The Anglo-Turkish Bonds were rather flat. Spanish Passive Bonds and Cer tificates declined 4. The shares of the International Financial Society were in demand for account of a good class of buyers, and have improved to 54 to 6 prem., at which price they closed firmly. The shares of the General Credit and Finance Company of London (Mr. Laing's project) opened buoyantly this morning at 4 to 44 prem., but ad vantage was taken of this quotation by some of the speculators to effect sales, causing a decline to 24. The final quotation was steady, at 24 to 3 prem. The applications to-day have been very large. The date for the closing of the list is expected to be fixed at a meeting of the board to-morrow. In the market for bank shares there was an improvement in London and Brazilian, Anglo- Portuguese, Bank of Queensland, Imperial, Lon don and Westminster, London and Buenos Ayres, Standard Bank of Africa, and Union Bank of Lon don. Imperial Ottoman Bank were dull. In miscel laneous shares a slight reduction occurred in Royal Mail Steam, Peninsular and Oriental New, and Van Dieinen's Land. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 10 to 104 prem. ; Universal Marine, 14 to 04 dis. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 34 prem. ; Commer cial Union, .1 to 14 prem. • North British and Mercantile, 174 to 18 ; L ondon and Provincial Marine, 4 die. to par ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. Tke dosing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 1 to 4 prem.; London Bank of Scotland, to 14 prem. ; Sardinian Railway, Ito ills. ; Cannes Hotel, 4to 44 prem. ; Medi terranean Hotel, to 14 prem. ; on Finn ! cial Association 4to I prem. ; Empire Marine, to prem. ; Da rtford Creek Paper Mills, to 1 izziai e lloglish and Scottish Marine, to 1 prem. ; HoteL 1 to 14 prem. ; Clarenoe Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Union Marine, 14 to 14 prem. Southampton Imperial Hotel, Ito If prem. ; and Kingstown Hotel, 1 to 14 prem. MINE -(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocw. In the mining market to-day, the principal fea ture is a fall in East Caradon shame, which are now quoted 33 to j. Wheal Crebor improved to to o, but are now lower. Wheal Sithney and Carnmeal are better, at 4} to 5. East Basset are quoted 98 to 100, and Wheal Beton 250 to 255. Devon Great Consols are officially marked 524. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. East del Rey have been dealt in at 1i ; St. John del Rey, at b6 } ; United Mexican, at 61, ex div. ; and Vallanzasca, at 1. The Sea Snake has arrived from Port Augusta, South Australia, with 200 tons of copper ore for the Yudanamntana Copper Mining . Oompany. A resolution of which the following is a copy has been passed at a meeting of the Committee of the Mining Exchange : "Resolved—That Messrs. J. van Raalte and Son, having been found guilty of dishonourable and disgraceful conduct, are hereby declared defaulters, and are expelled from the Mining Exchange." A prospectus has been issued of the East Basset and Grylls Mine, in Wendron, Cornwall. The num ber of sbares is 1,000, and the property is to be worked on the cost-book system, the proposed out lay being 2,5001. The sett is secured from the Duchy-office, under a license for working for • period of 21 years, and is in one of the best tin producing districts in the county, being surrounded by well-known mines. Ten or twelve lodes from Wheal Basset and Orylls run through the sett. The amount required for the commencement of opera tions has already been subscribed privately. A petition for the winding-up of the North Haled Lead Mining Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 23rd inst. At North Crafty the 170 west is worth 104 per fathom, and the eastern ends are improving. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (Br MOM= AND urreturagionat TZLIGRAIS.) (FROM 0138 Ow, COILRISPONDM.) COTTON.—The market continues quiet, and prioas are irregular. Sales probably 4,000 bales. Market fairly at teaded. CORN. —Wheat in moderate demand at Friday's rates ; flour dull, except for fresh western; whieb, from scarcity, bring 225. 6d. Indian corn steady demand ; mixed, 295. 9d. Egyptian beaus quiet ; new Sahli, 32; 6d. Egyptian wheat, no sales afloat ;on the spot, 7s. 6d. to 70. 9d. Oats and oatmeal steady. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAT.) SOGAB.—The only public ales held to-day consisted of 460 casks of Barberlose, which went off without spirit. at about previous prices, from 32.. 6d. to 375. 6d ; privately the demand is not active. Reused rather easier, prices having been accepted. There has been more business doing in the better qualities of dried goods. Coerce.—The market continues dull and inactive. Tea.—The demand is inactive. BtcL—For cargo kinds of Bengal there is a fair demand, sad business has been effected at Bs. 40. to Bs. 6d. Other aorta dull of ale. SALTPETER. —No sales reported. UMW. —The sales will terminate to-day. Prices are un altered, but for Bengali there is a lees active competition, and a larger proportion is bought in or withdrawn. OorroN.—The market is inactive, although there are sellers at a decline of Id. per lb. from the late highest TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steads at the following prices Town t a ll o w, 41s. gg. net emit; Begonias:, Y.O. out the snot, 43e. 3d. to 43e. ed. ; June, 43e. 3d. ; July to September, 44,., " sellers" ; October to December, 465. to 466. Ed. Nemra Harvey H ind H and Easton report AY HARKET.—(THat thelS DAY fol.) trade - =prima Prime meadow bay, 70a. to 72a. 6d. ; ditto, 755. to 60a. ; i n harior ditto, 40c to 60a. rows*, 40a. to 60a. ; clover, old, 40a. to 110 s. ; ditto, wood out, 80a to 106 a. ; stow, 305. to 36a Some of the merchants of Boston, Massachusetts, have snbecrlbed a purse of 11,000 dollars for the widow and family of General Reno, who was killed fighting for the Federal mum. A company for the manufacture of type-settilq, machines has been chartered by the Yeasachusetts legia. iatore. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Kure's-moss N um b e r a( patients for the week wading May 18, 1,001, of which 393 were ISM owes. 11 lON 1 Is 112 II 24 2 ne WI U 2 111 .1 t