The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-08 00:00:00

si. out of the magistrate s innedietion, became the lusc...sn Lad treated the matter as a debt, and accepted as I i for the amount. An attorney had also sent the amid .• L ae tet's letter," demanding payment of the money. With ra p,. t to the U. note spoken of, the sailor had ignited it at a !...roer fig the purpose of lighting his pipe, and did set his reidake till the note was half consumed. riciatelli bad acoompamed the sailor to the Bank of E ig ...nd for the purpose of obtaining a new sow for the old °K. but was unsuccessful, bemuse the numbers of the old e to sere burnt out. Mr Stoiklart--Making pipe lights of Beak nines is quits ij e xtravagant as the practice of man of war's men in the rze money days making Bank note sandwiches and eating t.e between bread and butter. sir. Smith said Bank of England notes were not so plenti ,. among seamen as they used to be. Mr. Smith then read t r It) aa follows :--" April 17, 1863. I 0 U Giovanni , i:ch the sum of eleven pounds ten shillings, to be paid thin a fortnight. Flamenco Pronand.o. Winsome, Wales, 47 Wellington-Mmet, Strand.' Mr. Partridge asked why the mousy was not paid to the Jot! Mr. Smith said Pignatelli would pay the amount as soon possible, and put in a letter from an attorney demanding ,anent of the debt. jablirh admitted obtaining a light for hie pipe with a 51. te. He wanted his money. Stoildart said the I 0 1: was a shallow artifice to &and the sailor of his hard-earned wages. This was a vat cruel proceeding. In three weeks the sailer had got si of 38f., with the aid of Pignatelli sad others. Mr. Partridge said whatever opinion be might have of this -smacticio, the acceptance of the I U U deprived him of giedictke. He could not ad under the 2365 h claim of is Merchant Shipping Act. The sailor could sue the .ifeedant in the County Court. He most distant the unman. MADRAS AAlLWAY.—mmrs DAY.) This day the general annual meeting of share- Ideal was hald at the London Tavern ; General sna la chair. . • . Ths rePert, which has already bees published, having ten takes as read, The CHAIRMAN, in moving its adoption, said that the ,utb-west line was completed in May hit to the extent of ~A) miles. It was therefore six mouths in operation, and Jr traffic was carried on without interruption and without „Amt. The Bangalore branch, which wee the most im vrtant part of the works, it warn expected, would be cis time next year. The gross traffic receipts were trio. tee than in the corresponding previous half-year, and 3001. more than in the half-year preceding the last. This e s perhaps aa much as could be expected. Time waa re -2red for the development of railway traffic, especially in L when old prejudices and habits had to be overcome. I.e harges for maintenance were heavy, absorbing Is. 3d. the receipts, but still there was a decrease on this se e ,ot. The engineer expected that the north west and the ;:.galore lines would be completed within the estimates, ii,ch must be very satisfactory to the shareholders se it ve highly creditable to the engineer, Mr. HeeppppeeL (Hear.) Yr. Annursitor, thedeputy-clinnisan, the 'wort ,itch ha wandered to be most satisfactory. If the traffic cetinusd to edema as it had daring the lest year they would be Noes independent of the sesames. The finances diodie were in a very fatonrable condition, and when the iiternal eommtmieetios was extended and pablic works pro c tad it could sot fail to have a favourable influence oa tan receipts. Ir. Beams was glad to me that the fazes had been round, which was found by experience to tames the plebe rc other railway lime is le&i. The CHAIRMAS said the fires had beam raised and with sivantage to the Asselsolikaa. It was true that fewer per. inis had been cant* but the mosey returns of the line led leagued, which was the sole ablest they Ind in view. Mr. Lowe was sorry to hear that the only objeel of the erectors was to Mamas the profit of the company. He non&t it ought to be an object to give as much facility ma reniMe for travelling to the poor population of India. Mr. Lawros, a director, said that the railway was not side for eisemomaary purpose'. The fi rst object they had In new wet to gat - profit from the concern, The increase d ale we only are pie, and be believed that if the rate was burred the pesos who would derive the advantage would a sot the poor man who sold his labour, but the rich man rho bought it. The motion was adopted, the retiring directors and auditor me re-elected, and the meeting separated. Tim ROYAL WIDDING PEl2ll27llL—The following re the statistics ef the number of meow that visited the oath Kensigtem Mamma daring the period the royal @adding presents ware cm view, hare Wednesday, the 15th f April, ma Nemday, the 4th of May. Oa free days, 11,815; oa students' days, 57,610; making in all 229,425 raIKON, emindve of 2,240 children. Oat of three upwards i 180,000 lamed through the barriers to the wedding pre- MU. 1,349 members of both bomm of parliament and their Merida availed themselves of the special limitations to pirate views kneed to them. An addition to the meal fame of 126 wadable@ was found nmesaary in order to regn MO the crowd, and upwards of 25,00 D lists of the wedding presents were add. The attention of the House of Commons will be tailed to-night to the subject of Greenwich Hospital . In the House of Lords, on the 15th, the Earl of Elleaborough will ask whether the government ue prr pared to produce any further eorreepeedeues on the saw tiles of Bohtein and Schleswig ; and especially whether they ma 111C61111113inge any representations which may have Men made to the Danish government by thou of Auxins tad Prawn" relative to the proclamation of the ILiag of Denmark, dated March 31,_1863. On the motion for third reading of Security from Vidalift Bill, Mr. Gnat Duff will move that it be raid the third time upon this day sir maatha Mr. Hadfield, on Monday, will ask the Attorney- Gomel whether the government Intend to make say sad what Aeration in the existing circuit arrangements ; and ekes, mach arrangements will be completed belong the sat summer mama, and will include a winter circuit, and is what places. Mr. O'Neill, the new member for Antrim, said ea the knetinp he should feel it his duty to lipped moth samara of the present government Se he believed droned Masa "Mink," he added., " that Ism not far won in saying that many measures for the public good has been pond by the present cabinet sines their sw ain to gees With regard to their foreign policy, though Yee may be differences of opinion on the details, I think it has been generally acceptable to the coantry ; sad, though I experience extreme diffidence In petting forward toy own opinions in the pretence of then whose age sad Wenn fer ousel my own, yet I cannot help snorting my billet fist, so leg as the Noble lard at the head of the governansat retains Mhos, none need fear that the dignity, the boson, and the insteps of Britain, in the fees of foreign anima, will not be worthily maintained." - . We (Patriot) are sorry to learn that Sir Joha radastty has altogether declined the farther conduct of the Chareh-raw Abolition Bill. With a view to promote enlarged investments of capital In model dwellings and other establishments for the basset of the working dames, the council of the Society of Ara has instituted a Matiticiel inquiry into the radii hitherto obtained, Melnik( family dwellings of every de mistier', model lodgiag• houses, densiteeiss, Magee, babe and washhoome, soap kitchens, coffee-houses, ke... Moo ten and others who out supply information or tadicate sourer where it may be obtained, sae repeated to comma- Mete with the mastery, who will send bleak form for kap fined up with the required data. SUNDAY &moor. Um mi.—The annual meeting of this society was held last evesiog at Exeter-hell. Mr. Henry Lee was caned to the chair in the absence of Mr. Tinneard, Y.P. Mr. R. Watson, the secretary, reed the most, of which the following is an abstract. It commenced by a reference to Use late confereace at Park, attended en behalf of the mica by Mr. Read. Is the Paris schools them were 3,000 children. Swam &hook was rapidly Masse log ia Paris sad some of the larger toms in name. The mart then west os to describe the progress of &achy *hods is America and the oobniss, and mode mead refer ees to the general convention held hot year, which boa bees nodnotiveof groat good. Themmay . mins =lnhalant:lse able vity. Reports havelma roamed horn 120 sad 71 visits have been paid. The sales at the imeoanted daring the year to 17,064/. la.r ukka shoZog a dieresis on the year of 1861 . The melee of tho , proomai year are as mere satsdactory therscter. The committee bave rewired to establish a Scripture Museum, and solicit dove tails of (kids tending to illustrate the Scriptures. The Moms of the benevolent feed has been 2,0111. 18e. 3d. ; and the expenditure has amounted to 2,189/. te. 11d. during below the yea. 329 leodus d es have been granted at a aim the retail prim339l. The school thug assisted cootaisied 72,783 scholars, at whom 44752 were Scripture madam. The number of Suety scholars is the maremais is &boat 200,000, or Ila 15 M the porsdation. Is reply to a circular sent out by the eammittee for oabootipiioos to the lanceslike ths el 4,0091. had bees ressived from the sc holarwails( to the schools in cosneden with the union. The meeting was addressed by a umber of gentlemen, ebielly delegates from the country sakes, sad Sreport was adopted. A Par CaIIIKKII LI OamP.—A letter from . . . Ossamd Hooker's arr; kart ttb;follo;riai :—" Is ows of tie r'ew Yo, El"" eegiar.v hm doses is • private edam who owns a pet pallet, which has .seeped, with its owslar. all the* perila of battle thus fee, god whisk is quits ma ..straimitioo to the chicks. feader, who has sarried her along with him whersvor he has bees Sato last summer. She is Dow laying vigorously, farvishiag her pro prietor with • rues bur egg almost weep day—four sr five • week , certaielv. ' Biddy ' roads; sings, struts, scestobee, tad la all aloes, sad seems to have • very good time by . Bbe is •he specie:lea, aed is quits • pet among the ' fon who take good care of bor." THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1883. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Orr srunuo CHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP STAKES. Mountain Buck vigil 4 no. HOOTON STAMM. The Doctor Calliope ... ... . ... ... . 9 ma. STEWARDS' CUP. ... Booketome ... ... ... Asteroid ... . ... 5 ran. Rem half-so-hoar behind time. CHESHIRE STAKES. About a mile and three furlongs. Conley, Johnny Armstrong, Lady Ripon, Erin-go-Snit, Dirt Cheap, and East Lancashire are here. PAID FORTNlT.—Waterwitch. 60/. HANDICAP PLATE. Half • mile. Miss Julia,Ticee; FAA Sbeeo, Oberon, Gipsy Girl, Zen, East Lanaishire, sad AP. Upsilon are bete. Pam Foirsrr.—Miss Livingstone sod Creel& ENTRY FOR DUNHAM MASSEY PLATE. Half a mile. •99 - 11:. 9 8 Abenethy Aga id lb . 6 II Was Julia Garibaldi Glpay Girl Zara All ate here live 4 7 3 Raw 3 6 9 Gertrude 3 6 9 - 0 .. 2 6 7 .. 7 6 7 Ore= Anarvnua—Tautology, The Doctor, and Odeon Lowe. _ . LATENT BETTING. THE DEBBY. 9 to 2 Lod Olifdee 11 to 2 wet Maoeiroci (t ) t) U to 1 Baechereeseter (t) 12 to 1 Gillis (I) 100 to 7 Easier (t) 100 to 6 Toes Fool (t) 20 to 1 Natioael Owed (t) 33 to 1 Giles the Pint (t) 66 to 1 Dosaybrook (t) SHARE L18771-(215118 DAY.) Two oThows. In the railway market to-day, the eipal fea ture is a fall of {_per cent. in stook. Lon don and North Western and Great Western have sh. rd ar BC 110 also receded 1 ; and Lancashire and York-' e l shire and Great Eastern I. South East ern is flak There is little buainess doing. : London and North Western stock is now 54 quoted 'to f ; Great Western, a% to f ; Mid- 1 9! ! land, 1 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, I Kin to 1 ; `South Eastern, RI to f ; Great Eastern, 52 to I ; Great Northern, 124 to 1515 ; 1 London South Western, 1031 to 104} ; and 1 Caledonian, 114 to I. Foreign and colonial lines present no variation of importance. Bombay and BaroAa and Great Luxembourg are inquired for. -.IST I \ , . LINI lAlir AM Ms trig lip 1 p.os. MIN 107/ I 79/ 110 96/ 1031 th is . ISO ea !tee N. 10 OL Ns 111 i 37 ei 7 I; pee =an I Sabo %Delay te 1 p.m. as in 1 It 4i 6 T I IN IN NMI U.Ol 10 1 MI lil 1 3 a 20 U a a a HI IE 46 PT 41 U 26 U 16 10 U Me 110 j liima 108 111 14 0 the zd 101 es 1 9r in lin 1 03 101 1011 AI 69 in t T 44 • 10* 1 10 1 107 i 7 ale i 1' s_ Si COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RIC-LANIL -(TRIII DIY.) About an average supply of wheat in good saleable condi tion was on offer in oar market to-day. Although the at tendance of millers was by no means numerous, the demand &roll good and line qualities ruled steady, at prices equal to Monday. Other descriptions mo►ed off slowly, at late 1 1 c7reign wheat, the imports of which ban been very 11 moderate, thawed hands slowly, bat at full =napalm. Fleabag cargoes of grain wen steady as to price, bat the u basinsm eking in theme was by no means extensive. We were ;my scantily supplied with both English and el foreign barley, and the trade was in • healthy state, at full tM It quotations. Fine malt sold freely ; other kinds slowly, at about de *nary prime. The aWr of sampled was tolerably good. Ode were quits ee dear as on y. The demand for them, however, wee not to my brisk. There was • =deists inquiry for beam on former twos. Nee realised extreme rates, with a fair sale far most Both Hagfish and foreign four sold freely. In pnos%* however. ao farther clump took place. The 'apply of garricoa is party reamed, sad the balk of it is of inferior Valk. All agriadinzel seeds awe a doll *airy, prises were with &Sadly supported. Limbed sad c re p ted was tolireldy firm in prim ; bat cakes moved off slowly. CI:3IM PRICK& P gr. WHLIT. S. S. iserciint. red. riew 4t to It Ditto, whits. 42 to 64 Nab& and laaeoli red _ 40 to SI Per Qr. 111111,81 r. Malting - lit to ao DWllllag Grinding IS to A NAM. _ _ _ . oars. a I. Scotch. potato 24 to 21 114, white „ black SUM Maoism 2l So 111 Tick fad U Borrow Pigeon X to U Grey _____ 34 to 13 Maple 3B to 10 Whit. 3B to _ . 1 ram aro: iii Teo -. iv. -. ..... - 42 to 47 HainMil 4O to 41 BO to 114 =tad &Wolk aid* lO to 31 Per Cr. Danish and Swedish a to 111 Madan Danish U to •e EUP‘itit t9 to 32 PUB Maple .... Boilers ■to 311 9 Ile to II Dam" Onz. a wsu. --- Yrinw ... Puna. Troaeh, per sack U to 43 Swish, „ to 46 Amadeu, pot lot to I* Comeau. „ Uto fit ELM LONDON EY WATIR I TO KAY T. IraLUUIII. Malt 0 c r.... I ael laoor ... . rii. CO 1 LSO : : COTO Leo : : ^ SCOW MO MO oo Ncei°lk. liad 0 to 0 itheake sad Wars oto 0 Aroma Old and new afros COLIL Instlsli, feed lf is II loafts. Ir ° 1111 to If Pwr Qr. Diatrie and LoWip berg 6l to • Rostock et Weddell- -- i7 D. 2 --- 49 to IS 47 to MI larattn, bard soft Lot;i4cia, rod o Irldlo . i: Gowns MOM. 39 to 31 Malin 3O to 113 MIL _ _ _ Doi* brow - lB to SS ~ bed ABSIVALI or GRAIN, &a, CABSIAGIL ISOM MAY I Moss. &rimy. Mtlikastllmiskl q"- 40 LO L 110 NM.' 1 WO 30 Tiptsl LIVERPOOL COTTON h CORN MARKET (THIS DAY.) al (n =ow AIM DITISNATIOSAL risroasnt.) a (nom ocrs owl CORRESPORDIM ) al 51 COTTON.—Market steady at advancing rates. Sales pro- 51 bably 10,000 bales. I Dom—Market dull in wits!, and doer dull trade, buyers al breei n the advantage. Indian core steady demand. r, beast without change. a sad oatmeal better, and the tarn dearer. 111 ZINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) firoam—These ia only a lissiteidemand for Want India, and the isles are trifling : other wets bare sold heavily, at a decline of Ad. par cwt os the prices relies last week. About 1,000 coats of foreign : West Indio mold. Cuba Muscovado low brown and gray, 30s. 6d. to 345. ; Porto Rice kw to superior grocery, 35e. toast., and Guade loupe brown and gray, 30s. to 355. Refined—Prieto of brows lump have doubted to 475. 6d., but not much business is doing. 0077111 L—The elestaad is not active, but prima are firm. Cocoa.—Firs prices are paid for all deeariptioes of I colonial ; gray and mixed Trinidad sold at 525. to 575., middling to fins, 60a. 61 to Ns. ; Grenada common, 495. to 50a. Tan. —Magnus has been dose in floe Moninp for Saris. With this exception the market is quiet. Bags—The dewand is sot active, but about 1,200 bap have been mold at 12a. 3d. oasis for good white B Tsurr.—Currante are in fair request, atl o r prioae. Malebo Orm. Mum= continuer dull of isle. Corioi. l iifaWnirkeo2;4:osbalas sold. Hisa. —ll.nuian unaltered; clean, new, 371. 10a. ; old, 3W. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIB DAT.) TM 'market is steady. rite parent quotations ars an nexed :—Tows tallow, 41.. 641., net ouh ; Potorabosg T.O. as tits spot, 43a. ; Jaw, 435. ; duly to September, 435. 9d. ; October to Daeossbar. 465. ELM MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Lisosroom—Hidis.—Prices :-66R0. to 64Th&, na. to 3d. ; 641 b.. to 71164., 3d. to 341 ; 72lbs. to 801 bi., 3d. to 4d. ; KUL to 88114., 3K to 46,1 ; Nab& to MK, 4d. to 6L ; Haw Was, to. ed. to 10s. 6d ; Oolf skim, lijkt, Ia ed. to 4a Od. ; tall, 74. Od. Bioadanorr.—fikoop Aim, paled, —a. to —a —d.; Ralf-tooda —a —d. to —a —d. ; Dona, 7s. b 90. 8L ; lambs, 14. 6d. to 3a 10d. ; Simorlioas, la 6d. to la. 7d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) M. Pattenden and Smith report the market very arm, with a limited supply of are and middling ,or ter which a further advance of le. b 4a. ie oblides& COAL MARKWY.—(THIS DAY.) Wells Bad Hatton, lee. &I. ; Walls Ead 'mot*" 16s. 3d. ; Walls Rod 16s. 6d. ; Walls Sod Beath Ileum, 16a. 6d. ; Walla Rod Toes, 165.; Walls Sad Hartlepool, Mk. 3d.; Walls Sod /kiddy& HMG% 16e. 6d. ; Walls Zed South Hartlepool, 14s. 641. ; Walls Bad Kepiar Orme% 14a. 6d. ; Walls Rod Oassep, Hs. 6d. • Walls Sod Tindal, Hs. 3d. ; TsaSsid Mom B=l.lll. 641. ; West Hartley, 15a ; Saddles Hartley, lbs. • at Hartley, 15s. ; Haslduse Hartley, 153.-78 slip; market. At one of the Btannian Peet-oboes an &teak 'enthuse etatinedly applied Ise Woes !named r* gar N. mat agaiii, and said be was certain there mud be some for him. The postmaster allowed him to look over the bettors in his offies. The neetionte found several plaialy addressed to him. with Um word Esq. after his same, and which bad been Is the 'Sot for seer time This was pointed out to the postmaster, who said be thought the letters were Intended for a lir. Esq. BRIMS PCIENISIONTI. BAutwATt AMMO MIL la OWL Dm. 00.1■47 Ds New II J D°. /giro Pa I—e r 1 mllida4m. Do. lair Liam L Chao TADoot do.oora. Doaseraraap.opot.prot arta Dual boa Lama gaa. I I Do. G. Do. IL do Iletoad Timoital Orado let proL D Los. o. de. dollwrod Do. tad wid.Doads Do. do. defendl Do. trd prof. Moot Do. do. doloomod Do. 4th rot Stook Do. do. deformod algid balm lamainaj Dn. hammy, 1861 lel D. in ft ... 414Z 114.Weil Do. Noy ii IST 11 ai as ep 4 ' 3 4,trttst" . 7. l Our. Malmo Moot; Da. M. I Ds. pet at. I Mik.OpAlsh Wass& ! Ma. sal kohoss oi = I.l3ffu ra l a tai d N.ll. ct Omeada d p. a Stit t = I Do. do. 60. Dt . Fa r b ' ro D0.124.111.71c44:11 - JOUR DUKE /MUM I I 101 96 111 110 107 106 tt 1 p v :i in A iF2 lii !tr.::Gl. 11. , Irt. Miak . 1 . 4agio l'ortazae= 'AiskaWSW' U 'Beak of 100 . Mak of 100 Beak of Queeneliod ; Barak of Viclorla,ksal 100 Ilia of Wales (Urn.) 10 Dank of New Zealand SO 'llfitsiadAmericaa 110 BM& I. Assam ..- 19 Clmalk-Belf. Columbia II O. lk. WM Asa. Mims II pub.. leakao . Iftelib sal leak (Ma.) ;11.11114.11aug.Orsia. Illedusn.attual u zsa. Imperial Beak, ONotsaa London and Braslllas.. Look.B.AyreedP.Plits (L L0a..01. Beak o Airial. Landon and Ciguisl LW= end louden :4131r= lon. and ItiddbisilL. and Means (L. I Looks amen Minn las, 4 awattaal ( lam. !taa.adWaleaseat 1 iapao.a Pray. Dank (L De. 10dlanBank (Lim) i Natlesal of Liverpoel(L IL's*. ad IlsiealwAse" I Do. do Mallard Donk Wass )/few South ;Oolong Disk Oarpos IJI dWawa f e V:=ll cL ietsad.cd ittiLitrles(L Males atlagAlea Auslinui srio• . . lla. et Unkan at Inland (La). I Onion at Leak. .. Airaleagal • %Ida Mom 1,1.111110 a). aidla Woorwarlo.. limbo Oak Ladled ▪ anarlada Lad lisa. Le• ads Lad Dis.ll LL~AYOuIat. Pim. Deb. ,L LINAIs& La. lhotlnellainyik as 0111116 11114 Do. Myer Md. Pr 4 Imam Durtlair (L) Italian Treisstica Po- 3 °P 6 . . _ 26 Jag 10 labor Tr ( las. turd fr 4 Lew Or Omar 00 ID 100 m Intr. • Ors 10 Midler Is. Tr (lAr 10 Mr PAIL, Or. *Wok 10 1101•110011C00.00(L) * 1•010r1 Daraust " SerbeidasOooktlroa(L Do. Now _ _ — - . 1 *us 1 dY I PI lum as 3 , 1 pa 3 idle 1 1:: NB ram & N.Z•abuld T.sodL.(lJam N. an. Asstaalsodua. laises* or Odis. la. MI. (Um )• Malan MB BM, Ladhi Mb. madam Nara !A it. 6, ler 7! ri__ [De. Now 9rbsdaL4l.ll.4.lM(L) 19 ili 91 1 al 19 . 11 Rio de ilia. City Do. do. Royal lidl Mime .... licolollab A. limos, 1111.Afriosa Ilona Ananias land Tot Batp - _ - 0. id 140 145 Oar }pm Si so I Do. do. Nei/rapt' to India (L ) it A g. of Lint(l..)ll.l Trait . "rin aLCo.ll.omod Van Mews's Lod . 1 i dis I i P die ia t e 1 pm Par r ,4 1. to.iiioiles GammoN's CLua—The fiftieth anniversary of Gri Club was celebrated as Wednesday evening by • grand banquet at the ClairemdenHend. The Earl of Derby, LG., presided, and wee supported by the Duke of New castle, E.G. ; the Earls of St. lIIMMISCI, G.C.8.. Devon, of Clarendon, K.G., Carnarvoa, of Harrowby, K.G., Somers, and of Ciceford ; lilmottate Sydney, G.C.8., and Eve slay ; the Bishop of Oxford ; Lords Stanley, Echo, Robert Cod', CGnb, Lyttaltee, Waldman, Mouteeghs, Cramrorth, Ebury, Cheleadoed, and Taunton ; the Secre taries of State for the Home and Indian Depart. meats ; Honourables John Ashley, E. Pleydell Bouvet* and C. M. Fortescue ; Right Hooeurables Sir F. Baring, Bart., Sir Thomas Fremantle. Bert., Speeder Walpole, Edward Cardwell, Sir Edmund Head, Bart, end C. B. Addsrley, Vioe-Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood, the Lord Advocate; Sirs P. de Grey Egerton, Bart., Thomas Ached, Bart, James East, Bart., W. Heathoote, Bart., J. Shaw Lefeyre, K.C.8., and Hugh Cairns; Mean. Hastings Russell and Thomas Dying MUM, Colonel Wilson Patten ; Memos. Baring, Buller, atulden, C. C. Green* Moncktea Mame, Keeler, Her &hymn, W. Stirling, Wrightsoo, and Riclimoad. The andermentioaed members were unavoidably absent :—The Marquis of Westminster, E.G., Pills d. Grey, Rummell, sad Grosvenor, Viscounts &radon, Stratford de Radcliffe, G.C.8., sad Loraine, Lord Kisgsdown, the Hon. R. Curios, Sir C. Lemon, Bart., Sir Itmusdell Palmer, and the Rev. H. Wellesley. Fars AT WOOLIFICH.—The anuual fête at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich came off yesterday It the grenade hooting the academy. It was calculated that no fewer than 6,000 or 8,000 persons attended. The wea ther was exceediogly favourable for outdoor amusements, and the select party admitted within the private eaclosure completely filled the portion of the grounds allotted for the vintore. The sports commenced st half - pest 10. and continued with an interval of an hour for dinner, until half-past 6. Hur dles had bees planted, ditches dug, embankmenta mid form bushes stuck in the ground to represent a piece of country. The sports in the early part of the day consisted of throwing the cricket-ball. foot-racing in couples, mooing on three legs, jumping, throwing a half cwt., fencing, single-stick playing, Lc. After dimmer them was running wide jump, hurdle-riming, sack-racing, with poles, and finally the steeplechase, which corn= at 5 o'clock. The course was 600 yards in length, over • five-foot hedge and a brook filled with foes feet of water. There were 30 competitors in this ram, each &din =by a party-coloured mesh and cap, and lightly Priam Aram, accompanied by Major Elphim stone, luviegpreviondyinspected the iloyalMerine Barracks mid Infirstary, wee present at the steeplechase. The spec tator appeared to be amused as some of the lees fortunate runners failed to secure a firm footing after the leap, and floundered up to their 'mists in the water. They, however, aOOO recovered thermelyes and joined their com panions in terminating the obese, at which they were loudly cheered. The sports coacinded with a cousoletion race. Nris,o RIOLICIIITS IN VIZ WlNT.—There is e great deemed in Genmeal Great's army foe positives in the negro regiments new farming. A correspondent to the Chicago Tribune says :—" Even Gemmel Gorman has made application to be plead io commend of a aegro brigade. It is said that every one of the officers who have been pgiyu• liarly bitter in their denunciatioe of the policy of arming slaves are now in for it, tooth sod sail. Are we to believe our amasser 'Ass*. tL)I MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Qom The funds remain dull, at yesterday's prioes, no further effect having been produced by yes terday's large withdrawal of gold from the Bank, or by the annonno3nient of the reduction of the Bank of France rate of die count frame to 34 per east. English railway stocks are flat, and Midland has fallen considerably. Foreign stocks exhibit renewed firmness, Spanish Passive Bonds being especially animated. At Paris this morning, aooording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent, Rentea opened at 69fr. 60c., being sc. lower than yesterday. The scrip of the new loans is steady, at previous prices. Turkish is quoted 11 to 24 prem. ; Confe derate, } to 1 prem. ; and Italian, 2 to } prem. Consols are now quoted 934 to 4, cum die., for money, and 924 to 4, ex div., for the ae count (June 9). The official business re port is as follows :-Three per Cent. Como* for money, 93f, 1, cum div.; ditto, for account, 924, 4, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 3 ; Bank Stock, 234} India Stock, 231, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent Stock, 1091, 110 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 115} ; and Exchequer Bills, 25., 6s. prem. Foreign stooks are stronger. Spanish Passive Bonds have experienced a oonaiderable reoovery, being last marked 344. Mexican, Greek, and New Grenadian are firm. The Turkish Loan of 1882 has risen per cent., and the Consolidis, 1. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 88 to ; ditto, 1868, 70} to 1 ; ditto, 186; 714 to 3 ; the Consolid6s, 56 to ; Greek, 31} to 32 ; and Venezuela Six per Cents., 55 to 4, being heavy. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Chilian, 87 ; Dutch Certificates, 1004 ; Egyptian, 991 ; Greek, for account, 314, 1,4, b ; ditto Coupons, 144, 3 ; Italian, for account, 713 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 784 Hexit for li, account, 37, f, 364, 374 ; New Granada, 161, ; ditto Two per Cents., 33f, 33 ; ditto Deferred, 94, ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), 64 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 494 ; ditto, 1862, 49, } ; ditto scrip, 54, prem. ; Russian, 1862, 934, 4, ex div. ; Sardinian, for account, 88 ; Spanish, for account, 54}, ; ditto Passive, 331, 4, 341 ; ditto Certificates, 114, 11; Turkish, 1854, for account, 884, ; ditto, 1858, for account, 1 1) t; 1004 bOad a ) Pi; 71; ; ditto ; 4 62 7 for account, '714, 4, I ; Venezuela, 1862, 554, 4, 55, Cl div. The shares of the London Financial Association have risen to to If prem. Fotra o'Ctocc. Console are firmer, at 931 to 1, cum div., for money, and 921 to ex div., for the amount. Owing probably to the requirements in connexion with the monthly settlement in Consols, together with the heavy withdrawal of sovereigns for Brasil, the demand for money yesterday was decidedly more active, and little butane's was done below 21 to 3 per cent. The drawing of the bonds of the Turkish Loan of 1882 for repayment at par in next July will not take place until after the ensuing fornightly settle ment. The anticipated withdrawal of sovereigns from the Bank of England, for Brasil, took place yester day, the amount being as much as 360,0001. They will be transmitted by the Royal Mail steamer leaving Southampton on Saturday. The Mexican dollars by the last packet were sold esterday for China at 6s. 4d. per ounce, showing a rime of IN. per ounce, compared with the pease realised for the previous supply. In the interval the quotation has experienced a gradual advance, owing to the firmness of the demand for China. The Portuguese financial agent has given notice that the provisional certificates of the Portuguese Deferred Debt, issued under the decree of she 18th Dec., 1862, will be received to be exchanged for bonds on certain days from the 11th instant. The particulars are published of Peruvian Three per Cent. Bonds, representing 68,400/., which have been cancelled under the half-yearly redemption fund. The sum applicable to the purpose was 61,7141. At a meeting of the holders of Spanish Certifi cates, held at the London Tavern yesterday, Mr. J. 1). Powles in the chair, the following resolu tions, moved by Mr. George Cavendish Bentinck, M.P., and seconded by Mr. David Robertson, M.P., were carried unanimously : 1. That this meeting entirely approves the representation &deemed by the committee of Spanish Certificate holders to his Excellency the Miradores, president of the council of ministers at Madrid, dated the 10;th April, and begs respectfully to recommend the contents thereof to the consideration of the Spanish government. 2. That in offering this recommendation to the Spanish govern ment, this meeting cannot but advert with satidection to the largely increased financial resources of Spain. as shown in the segmentation of her revenue during the last few years, in a ratio greater than that al any other state in Europe. 3. That u the claim represented by the Spanish certificates has been shown by the opinions of some of the most emi nent jurists io Spain to be founded on the highest obliga tions of law, justice, and morality, this meeting "ate the confident expectation that tt will shortly be brought to a settlement consistent with the honour and dignity of the Spanish nation, and with the elevated sentiments which have been recently expreseed in the Spanish Cortes on the maintenance of public credit. 4. That the committee be requested to transmit a copy of thou resolutions to the Sunish government, andtotiontioue their exertions to bring this loos pending claim to a satisfactory issue. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2331 compared with last year ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,215/ ; the Great Northern an in crease of 71.41. • the North Eastern an increase of 3,2731. • the la nesahire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,308/. • and the Midland an increase of 1,852/. Mr. Basil: Woodd, M.P. for Knareaborough, has joined the direction of the London and Northern Bank (Limited). It appears that the applications for the 20,000 shares of the London Financial association (Limited) hare reached 98,000. We understand that the applications foe the shares of the Oriental Tea Company already repre sent the full amount of the capital. The Newport (Monmouthshire) branch of the Bank of Wales (Limited) will be opened on Satur day, the 16th inst., under the management of Mr. John Cross., late with Messrs. Crawshay, Bailey, and Co., of that town. At the meeting yesterday of the Eastern Bengal Tea Company, a half•yearly dividend at the rate of 7i per cent. per annum was declared. The second instalment of 2/. is to be paid on the extension capital of the Metropolitan Railway by the 31st inst. A call of 11. is to be paid on the shares of the Singapore Gas Company by the 19th inst., and the third call of 11. 10s. (making V. called) on the first issue of shares of the Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon Company (Limited) by the let of June. The certificates for the shares allotted in the Inns of Court Hotel Company are to be ready for delivery in exchange for the banker's receipts on the 27th inst. We are requested to state that the share list of the Bank of Otago (Limited) will be closed on Tuesday, the 12th, for England, and on Thursday, the 14th, for Scotland. Friday, the 16th inst., has been fixed as the last day for sending in applications for shares in the Southampton Imperial Hotel Company (Limited), when the directors will proceed with the allotment. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, May 6, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation passe 819.810.786 Deanna 2200,840 Ofreulatioa active Public deposits 7,111.739 Isamu 63.427 Other &waits 13.122,067 Decrease 494,872 01.001A.1T - ilLtiai AID 111110OLL ans,WeL aiiiiessiru. 1 NILO.' Mad sed labs -. Ow! ICYCIL=.7.:.. s Do. • i • so ay. V, Da sie.is Debi sad Tos. DealL,Nra. a LbolJa. Idbabaszkaad Musa, =nr • S. Wad= Do, • nook._ Do. INA Anglian Mk Grua Noretoilloolload DikA I Arlo. so dlv. lUipet. lopadß OL so a& Wolk (Ixo.) Om§ Woobsa_ DallowVaLesailiti Isarnagree Yet Lailte . .o 1110nrall let 1110 WI NI INS w ZoodeakleftigroOsr. i mmioet :int cartia...l Do: New —-- - - L 1.4 Liles D. N.w___ _.. Do. Bina.tDorby. Did. 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SAM 01 ENGLAND.—As and Ma Tie.... 111 1 Q *ly e. 11111. oast nesease Se Os AM ?Ili maw as Wearrity, Illy EMI MIN Sales Issued 011,940.766 tAISSOIIIL Oovermes4 MU MALIN 1 Other eleadttee 3.414. 90 Gold cola eel bei hoe 1418040.764 wiania DI ~eopldoef' Cigna G14.64 1 ) 00 UMW Mlle D•Polita Nl drift Ruing-. am Bern Mo nk. al Nplicail LISA,IS 6 PAWNER. °oncologist eva- Deba. — aLl Div Aida) 7.141,710 Other Dapadia D..12 2 .D 4 7 Swan lay sad dime yOy 04,014 6/^030,877 May 7, Int JIM Wiipt As- A12,15116* OrAtertilaa 11.4700 T Nike 8,181,710 Oat aid Kim Oda 650,9•6 418.6110,377 .4, Deputy Cashier. Troasnar Wixom. Consols, which closed yeaterday at 931 to for the 9th of June, were fi rst marked this morning 921 ex div., sad closed at 924 to 1. For money the last price was 931 to with div. The official business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 931,1, ; ditto, for account, 921, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91f, 1, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92, 91 1 ; Bank Stock, 233; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 1413.16, 15-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 110, 109 2 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 1001, ; ditto Bonds, . prem. • Five per Cent.' . enfaood"rupee paper,lo7l. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady, at 1091 to 110. India Bonds were purchased at 225. prem. The revival in the demand for money has been attended with a reduction of ls. in Exchequer Bills, which closed at 3a. to 6s. prem. In the foreign stock market sales again predomi nated, and the course of prices in many Instances was decidedly downwards. Bank shares in some oases were rather fiat, in cluding Alliance, Anglo-Portuguese, Beak of Queensland, London and Brazilian, and Imperial Ottoman. The latter, however, after declining, bad recovered at the close to 121 to 121 nem. London and South African Bank shares have advanced. As regards miscellaneous shares, the only variations were a recovery in Oriental Inland r.7.ehot, ind i decline in Van 1 1 17.5a'4 P 14 14, Ocean Marine shares closed to-day al 10 to 101 dia. prem. • Universal Marine, 11 to to 1 • Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3 prem. - Commercial Union, 1 to 11 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, die. to par ; North British and Mercantile, 171 to 18 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 11 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under. takings to-clay were as follows :—British and Foreign Mann*, to II peen. ; Bank of Otago, to prem. ; London Bank of Scotland, #to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Indian Cotton, 1 to 1 . prem. ; Oriental Tea, 1 to 11 prom . ; English, Belpan, and Nether lands Bank, Lo n 11 prem.; General Steam Culti vation, to prem. ; Sardinian Railway, to prem. ; B'ou pton Imperial Hotel, Ito 1 prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 4 to 41 prem. ; Mediter ranean Hotel, 2 to 21 prem. ; and London Financial Association, 1 to 11 prem. Canada and New Brunswick Government Bonds were again in demand, and better. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The mining market is Lt to-day, with little liminess. East Basset and Wheal Beton shares have declined 101., the present quotations being 106 to 1071 and 260 to 266 respectively. East Caradon are also lower, at 38, "sellers." Wheal Ludcott are quoted be to In the Stock Exchange Gren ville shares have changed hands at 51, and Marks Valley at 8. Foreign and colonial mining alums are inactive. Don Pedro have been dealt in at e prem. ; East del Rey at I prem. ; Port Phillip at 1 and prem.; and United Mexican at 74. The Cornnbia Tin Mining Company (Limited ) have announced an increase of their capital from 14 7 0001. to 20,0001., and invite applications accordingly. This step was authorised at an extraordinary meet ing on the 27th ult., when upwards of 1,000 shares were subscribed for. The new capital, which is divided into shares of 21. each, is to carry ten per cent, preferential interest out of the first earnings of the company, and to be redeemable within three years at 10 per cent. bonus upon the amount called up. The oompany is now making regular sales of tin. The first sampling of ore from the Yudansanntana Mines was publicly made at Swansea yesterday. Parcel No. 1, of 35 tons, yielded 301, and the second parcel, of 90 tons, produced 37 per oent. of pore copper. The annual meeting of the Bon Accord Copper Mining Company is called for the 22nd inst. .-{rsD DAY.) i.►B mg. WEATHER REPORT. Filll4lr._ 34T 1 IS. 11. 1 1). W. LIZ 41.1 LI. Z. IL Saks lea ITO 4 LLw. 8' 4I b 2 &border —39.29 48. 4 B.LW. 4 . b I Leith 116.1766 5 W. I a I Ardromas b•.8150 2 S.W. I 1 2 Partrush 3O 27 49 2 I. 1 i 6 b 1 Galway 381146 3 Z. • a 1 Valenti* 10.2313 3 LW. 1 I 4 1 Queenstown 30.3154 1 S. 2 6 b 2 Gelyhead 10.2424 4 W.N.11. 1 . 2 15 1 Liverpool 39.3050 II ILL 3 b 2 Pembroke 30.36 52 3 11.8. L I b 1 ?annum _30.3154 1 LI 4 $ co l 3 Jersey Brut .. 30_2 8 151 1 N.I. 4 2 4 b I 3 L'Orlent Yacht:fort 30.16 57 N.Z. -4 Ta i Z I - Plymouth _10.3954 Z. 14 1 44 2 11 I Weymouth 3O 37 52 128. Z. I 0 b 3 Portsmouth 30.3652 Z. ;3 Io• —l3 K. 30.4148 I tandem 20.4140 R. 3 4 b Dover 30.3550 Z. 1 o, —I 2 Yarmouth 30.4850 N.Z. .4 1 * 0 —' 2 Bcarbotorgh 10.37 50 LW. 3I 4 1 a I I Shields ... Heligoland 20.1.1148 N. .5F b. =l3 =gen PSOSLIII bIiTADAT. N.N.W. to EN.E.. SCIDLY. N.L to 6.1. and 6. W., variable, light, am. As above. owlenfe, one. to ESE. and ILK. to Ft mo- w.clarraa. lIINJX. L!!.11 to S.S.W.. light, dente to light, line. Lto 3., toodetsta,lme. W.lntAltoll N.E. to 3.11.., moderate S.R.LIOLUD. ILL to &W. moderato. L 9.1 to 8.d.w.. tram, W. As ant &Dom litoi - T. N. F. to S.S.E., tno- e.I. ZPOLLIM. dente to light, fine. As above. Z. ODOR —The twenty-sixth mond meeting of this important onion YoalEnlinil UNION or IiNCIUNION' Itintruris of iostitates for the promoting of popular ideation will be held u usual on the Wednesday ia Whitson week. The town of Hull has been selected as the place of meeting, and from the many advantages it stemmas there an be little doubt that a great number of delegates and friends will be attracted from all parte of the county. The conference of dolman will take place in the form:loon. when the chair be taken by Edward Baines, Esq., M.P.. the president of the union. At this meeting set end questions of interest to the instituter will be submitted for die ' maim, and the delegates present will have an opportunity for the interchange of expertenne. Is the afteraoos thus will be a dinner, awl in the evening a public meetin g will be held in the spacious lecture-hall of the Mechanica Insti tution in Georgeetreet. James Clay, Esq., M.P. for Hull, will preside, and several distinguished gentlemen are ex pected to address the meeting. Amoopt those names are Lewd Hotharn, M.P., Admiral the Hos. A. Dencombe, M.P., Joseph Somes, Ear., M.P., Sir Charles Aademon, But., kn. The seat day is usually devoted to recreation, and arrangements are being made for the visitors to have au on nortneity of inspectung the psalms docks and dock works, the new military works near Paull, and her Maiernes ship Cornwallis. Should the weather be favourable tie party will proceed is a steam venal to the mouth of the Humber. and view the lighthouse at Sporn, with such ether • objects of interest aa may be aooselible. II 11l 100 Ili 0S dim iaU f not MI I - %i 1111 *I ~~1 ~ ... 40 tat Ii 21 211 19e WI 1