The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-02 00:00:00

...........”............... THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY ] LAW INTELLIGENCE. r booking office. There were three ladies them, and the psi- : SHARE LISTS.--(T1118 DAY.) weer pushed his way between them. Suspecting his 'men. I -....- (THIS DAY.) bona, witness stood on one aide and watched him, and a Two o'Cumst. moment afterwards he saw him put his hand in • lady's pocket. Wheels i shoal called the attention of one of There is not much business going forward in n y COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. the constables while he west to the lady and asked bar the railway market to-day, but the tone is firm, and __„__ and whether she had been robbed. In th e meantime he mired Frees generally exhibit au improving tendency. Silt in Banco- -efore Lord C hief J ""'" ° Fels the prisoaer, but a ft erwards saw him in custody at the rat Northern stock has risen } per cent., Justioes Williams,n Wince, end Bytes.) &nth Eastern station. CHARGE OF NISCONOCCT AuAINAT AN ATTORNEY. Henry Hart, an officer attached to the London, Brighton, Lancashire and Yorkshire i . , and London *.'ol• time ego en app lication l ' ne made a g ainst William and South Coast Railway, said he saw the prisoner lurking an d North Western it. The other lead- I v,,rage Poole, an attorney of this court, and the matter shout the mama. in the ea rl ~....tt of the ...in. A little ing lines are quoted the same as yesterday. smug been referred to one of the muter ' t ? in q uire before 10 o'clock he received itTiOemstimi from last witneas London and North Western stock is now quoted ire th e facts, • report was the morning reed e that b e had been •picking • la d 's pocket near the first ohm ~, to the result of those inquiries. The document n- ~.., _.__ tvi .._ _ wee , m _ me m, .. ,_ .. . 103 to i ; Great Western, 68 to I ; Mid- I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, ~. ed at length into a number of cues in which Poole r:‘ " .7...-7: --r picking lad-'s 2.. ahet atetUrnrilamte2r: land, 12911 to 1,1 been employed by Mr. Howes in reference to the in- 17 1 .'" ey s° ,7; t l,7Z H . eking immedi ately atment of money for him ; and stated that the master In answer to the charge, the prisoner said he went to the Eastern, 54 to i• , Caledonian, 1171 to 1181 ; Ind that Mr. Poole bad been guilty of freed and miacon. Brighton station for a necessary purpose, and afterwards London and South Western, 106 to } ; and 1 ct in one ease, and of misconduct and of groom negligence went to the South Eastern to proceed to Chatham, when the Great Northern, 127 to 128. ;others. Officer apprehended him. He denied having attempted to Mr. Garth said that be believed the course now was . . Indian and Canadian railway securities are 1 pica anyone, pocket. Antwerp and Rotterdam and Great more for • role calling woo Mr. Poole to show canoe I tor Rickards, of the Brighton Railway, recognised ateady. An nspec Ay he should not be struck off the rolls. the prisoner as an old offender. He was convicted in this Luxembourg shares are inquired for. After • thort discussion it was ordered that be should be , court iii November last, and sentenced to three months' int- 011.0121 AZT MAIM AND KOOKS. ouck off the rolls, unless cause was shown, on Tuesday prisonmeot fora similar offence. Witness knew him to be ,st. connected with a notorious gang of thieves. 611. Ift I HAILwAY• I °wine . . 1/ 11001 I 8 • 100 7,041 7 Mr. C. Pollock said he should probably have to appear in Mr. Combo said he bad no doubt as to the prisoner's avo- i 1 1 yeasamay, ie 1 p.m. .e ass, and be obtained permission to mention the matter cation, and he should sentence him to three months' hard the ao fasse.,eral.eneoer vat I Ile - •,-morrow, if the above-mentioued arrangement would not labour ender the Vagrant Act. ... sit him. 10 an Dmibra. &MAO. 8 • - - el WS IMAM and labs - - 01 IS -- COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Si.a 1 : g:,',":21,,,;;::- .. n n MI fili k ... (Before the Judge Ordinary.) -o--- 20 611 Clarowill-. -' . „.. -_. 6 7 - CRISPIN v. DOGLIONL -COST& 10 all DA A J•nodlv.uslll. • - - ••• The Queen's Advocate (with him Mr. Hanoen) &Wild to ( iv ai07330 2111.16=10..) 10 A DO.ll 1p.a.Mp016138. - - .. 10 al D ead„ and 7 na 39 • - co court to decree coats against the respondent, judgment ASCOT lifiriCTlNG.-(THIS DAY.) 16 .13 Dead„Peetlk drAblin. 111 149 -. ;,ving late ) been given in favour of the plaintiff. Si. 180 Llbahnegkand °lsogon 91 93 - Ht. M . Chambera Q.C. (with him Dr. Spinks and Mr. R. - I& 1111 Glessow •I. Wawa 110 110 - L Turner) resisted the motion on the ground that the costs TRIAL STAKE& Si, 1011 Great Restore i the suit had been enormously increased hy the error of = ... ... ... lie lei Do. A Block. 48 50 49 ... 2 Si. 1101 Do. tad AngHin 919: b 0 260 - Or. plaintiff in raising a number of immaterial mum ... ... ... Sir C. Carswell, without calling on the Queen's Advocate 10 no,. et. 100 Great 110119olgeoaland - - K UM evest Normiese _.. . in 128 - - v reply, condenioad Madame Doglioni in the costa ASCOT STAKES. 81. 110 De.A 1. Ares, sadly. an 129 129 JENKTNIIOI v. GAISIORD.-JUDGNENT. Stanton ... ... ... Si. MS Do.lll 6116p0t. {goad Is 111 136 136 Sir C. Cromwell gave judgment in this case, sod dein- Rubicon ... ... ... ... 2 la. WS Oa lksalli Wig. (lee.) 101 103 - used that the placing upon aoodicil of an impreseed stamp. Si, WS Seed Wasters al 06 1 ai 8 1 such had ordinarily beets used by the testator in lien el I& Dalli•oorVal.Gue.Mk - - - citing his name, and which be had directed to be so SIXTH BIENNIAL STAKES. T.Y.C. fa. lee Ismowsklndi TegkeMr 111 :Ile 1111 Outlaw, Wild Rake, Beauvais. Eltusdale, Ddaton, Loose- "e Inmillm mid 166011 na1l 771 780 78 aced on the document, was • good execution. et. lee =ifea.Coes 116 118 - 31/1101.8011 to. NICHOLSON AND RATC1.1122.-JIMONENT. fish, Alcyone, Light, Plain Hill, sister to Queen of Vale, uus ~. t . D ., 41 431 1 Is this divorce cue Sir C. Creaswell made the rule absolute Tomato, Chip of the Old Block, and Ooldylooks are hate. m mig /oedema Rath Wpm 103 1036 103 5 8 !.nr a now trial. He felt that the state of the law which GOLD VASE. Two miles. 61. landenagentimestar Hsi Iv 6 - • ES. 100 2920.,ffiwit,11.1.4.9%.4 , 46 661 461 1 odor such circumstances rendered the husband liable for Atherstone Adventurer , ioonyms Caller On, Win. ..,, bum .. Q . t ... _ _ he costa on both sides, was most painful and embarrassing : grave, BUsdaliklAlD, Z411111;(1, Glenorcny, and Hurricane 1 0 e ri m e t... m e. i t _ tithe could see no way out of the difficulty; for the court are here. 10 4 Do. New 1 11 pm cost presume that the wife had nothing wherewith to pay. PRINCE OF WALES STAKES. About one mile end five la " n KIWI " ---- • • • - 119 1 129 0 11 FORSTKR AND BRERIDGE. 014. FORSYTH v. 61.5 Do. New 1 1 pa - pm teem" N. US Do. Bless.&Derby or 98 - Mr. Gibbon, co behalf of Captain Ironton moved that the Dr. B t en te n tit eo u e _ Gu n . e, Vivid, acapstone,War. te en MK eit. We. are.) :rase nisi for a dissedution of the marriage be =de absolute. t , i n ..r . - - - _ amen, Michael Soot; Weatherhow , Onion' , Jarni- M all Do 1 Meares - Sir 0. Cromwell-Oh, no, I shan't do that. I have been __,„_" °ree, Boreal i s , Blue Mantle, Avenger,Carnival, Me ri den, 15 all Itid Rios - .. - k armed with a rule to show canoe why there should not be "'`'''", - - - writ of prohibition against me ; and I have to show cause Gentilhomme, Judea, Gratitude , Ligh tni ng , to Lt IM is , m 42 1 . 1 .12142 - . 62 63 IN Lase, Gentle Kitty o, and Ivrea are hare. amorrow. Itt. leo Do.ldth.,Perth:ifi - quid lie Ue - Yr. Gibbon-Then perhaps your lordship will allow the West Wi Hawthorn Pun FO tlt3lT. Santana% ad, et. ree N. issters-Berwlek - 104 1031 . - i.eAmalie-. no, Lady Stafford, Stockbroker, es mg Do, o.g.g.peso. - - Pm to steed over till after the rule has been disposed of. Amelia, King -,1 tittVale, Sir C. Cresswell-I not only allow it, but compel it. ' ."`-`', '''' Lord Warden, Louise Boone, U. tel Do. Luria -- . - No 60 - Dr. Spinks-I move, my lord, that the motion be die. Budworth, The Eagle, Nugget, Stella, Wild Tom, Mel. M. 101 Dee Tear - ft be Do. Carllale .... - - - nee, Bmais, A e t na, Vaulter, Gunner, Achmet, oblin, lined with oohs. s, 140 Nati Imeka ........ 115 111 - Sir C. Creswell-No, no. Leotard, Tajo, Holy Pay, Sandford , The Herald, Weddle, a Dn. Now l4 q Po l - Nawadaba, Columba, Debden, Pilot, Pine Apple, Gant, uti al N a sh a o ff,,,,bu ro. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Cachuce, Vendetta, Promises, laurel, Fortuna f, Lady to lon Neeedg.Weeniews; of gg Evelyn c, Achyranthea c, colt by Rifleman, Chute- 'M. tee IWO* 0 1 4 MM - - - (Beton) Kr. Commissioner Holroyd .) mune, d Tom Tom. Bt. INO N.l Alen** 46 47 - IN 8S O'IIOURRB, OTHERwIB3 FALCONER. itt. 101 Midland.-•• se IN - An adjourned sitting was appointed for to-day in this case, MAIDEN PLATE. Half • mile. 10 en fierewsbiu7 • inficliol - - rhich is DOW well known in this court. la the absence of Algae, Dovedele, Hartleap, Pyrrha, Miss Whip f, Si, MO • °Mon Birch Broom. Naxos Quadrille, Black Friar, Ledi o tlton, el 1M - fr. Keene, who is sowed as counsel for Mr. Calcott, the &midis, Dom., N e vem . , Tomato, Leicester &h. sh /go month eeseeen __, • ogi 621 peg 1 pposing creditor, an adjournment was asked for. Oki Block are Ba . 1 " 8 " " Wal " 7O 7 _ ._ oojen, on behalf of Mr. Falconer, did not oppose be , ___t ° °e n s" , 1n ‘ 63 " 1 ". an d C hi t° °I the Si, leg 11. Ycekels.o IfloseDu lOO 102 - he adjouroment : and the 16th of June was appointed for wawa lle en W.lll o aL4' " " - he next sitting. QUEEN'S STAND PLATE. T.Y.C. u all bookko & nag ss g - His The Clown, Zelle, Lady Clifden, Umpire, Knowsley, le le Do do 1868 9l 10 1 Pm - Honour inquired if the balance-sheet which was Ghee the Fissi Ammosoti „ common scow& Chid, u 8 pc, do meo41„„ 7 a l Fs mimed to be prepared had been filed. ~:a • at i n, Light- 86, IOS Ted Vele - - Mr. Moo* Mid it bad. (It was banded to the court.) Queen of Tramps , 143 ' 6° ' Feu -J-- ',. lll Pl wd Fish h 1° 3° 3 - le hoped that his Hower would give such directions u Din g , D m "' intent''' , tierneana. and Flying are me. la g Do 0 - could prevent it getting into the hands of partite who OTHER Aaarvaut-Onesuider, Wasp c, Myrtle, Lady fill MI Wm/ ..••-..- - - - sight make an improper an of it. Augusta, Sammenidas, Tornado, Soothe], Bedouin, 00 fit Le. ...... ...... .... • • - - .... His Honour-Certainly. No one but creditors will be Elusion, Demon, Vaulter, Curie, Peignoir, Becky Sharp, It A v e T e gir et a*:• - ''• - ; u - - slowed access to it. Birdhill, Vinegar Hill, Doiseaster, Dispute, Master Ricluird, rt e rte slam s sfa. a cislii; :68 388 _ (Before Mr. Registrar Roche.) Indolence, Redcap, Marigold, Cbanu, Victor, Confederat, se ao syssapbs a mow _ _ - 1N as RICHARD GREENHILL. Necklace, Lady Abbess , Nebula, Kingston c, Fisherman 's 111. 100 West Came° lll le - The bankrupt was • tobacconist, of 47, Strand, trading Daughter? 3 fAtter7, SPitEre Bitty, Baldwin, Poland, and It. In° W ' ne = fn .... - _ order the firm of " Bewley and Co." This was the first Indy of the loam 86. 100 Wm 641 414 im, re DOM elort MI 40 02 2 iittingi cm The preliminary socoutle prepared by Messrs. og . mo Ditto Met Word ge jot ... Hart hem ` thaw "its °I s ir• a" mad" at an " LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST 1,0001. It appears that the ban pt ' lles absconded. BAILWA 1' MBRTING.-(THIS DAT.) - A proof for 2.0131. was tendered on behalf of the bank. 1011943, RAILWAYS. m e i father, sad it was proposed t° " 0 " him assi g nee . This morning an adjourned s peci al meeting of 88.1 Pd I Ittawars. I CI. pekes. I Bake. The Registrar said he should certainly not sanction such this company was held et the London-Midge Station, for to W • geSasrlsla 8 I 86 i choice, or allow Mr. Greenhill, sen., to have anything to do a_ o fthe fo llowing bills peed- 9/ all 'll=Fra.R. !pa 191 3:1 201 the Woes. considering with the management of the estate. mg in parliament :-Aa act to cooler further 5 ea Magian A I ' 1* 1 - Mr. Millen, of the firm of Teddy sad Co., of the powers on th e L o w.. B r i g ht on, en d s ou th MI II N.A.yres G. Sontbarn(L.; Ldbl per - TlDOrien, was chosen trade assignee . Moons. Dimmock, dn en f 10 a joo~ semsgme_._.; ot if - Railway with reference to the widening t oo e i t Sub, and Field, are the solicitors under the bankruptcy. sad improvement of th e Pimlico railway, and for other ,„, ID.BBB.as. Datab ,89.8-8•8•.-- - 1 - 1 4, = rt. examinatioa sitting was appointed for the 2ad of July. An act to enable the Leedom, Chatham, and tit an Isi o a sso 7. - 0 moo se • :::. 19 si pm - Di RE ANSCOI4I3I. re r veTrallway Company to extend their railway to Green- fill all 10d. Remiss - - - This /ma "other tiret *inle t The banbm P t was a Wilder wick and Woolwich, to improve the communication with 10 sa eras shying on badger in the ser.road, Brighton . Several the Pretoria e t a ti on, en d to execute o orto,s, other wor k s IS ma !balsa Jawing ,.- - - proofs were takes, sod aaSigneen appointed. The liabilities • • with t h e i r ue d erte h. ee d t o amen d th e 11 1 ma NameßnmPLE: w e - to 0000eXion tog, ire steed at about 2,0001. SI all Oa ap.s.Pet. m - aces of the skid mousey ; Mr. SCOTT in the chair. Id all ilea/man el ,- (Before Mr. Registrar Miller.) The CHAIRMAN said the board deeply regretted the late IS al N.Sall &Ayres g . 7i. e, 1 lit - IN 11 JOHN NTRI4 HARRIS. accident on the line, sad sincerely sympethiud with 31 the 1 111 Da Co. do ; 4 Dr = The bankrupt was described as • merchant, of Clifton- on f or t noo t o iniff e ms. They had ordered an inquiry into 10 au 1 knave, Maids-hill, and of Itherbro, on the west coast of the cause of the accident, and trusted that they would soon 10 all OttemaienasyrnaMMul 11 11 - cad 0.1 41 61 Africa. He comes to Ilse court on his own petition, stating satisfy the public that the company was not to blame. : ra l ,r r it• e ed 0.1. n. . a a _ - his debts at 4 , 00 0 1 . Th is was the fi rst sitting. Mr. Chu; The details of the bills had &heady been explained to the pp a ipomuguseellalla,Royal - - - Meer, gestlemen, of Coleman - street , was chosen trade as - shareholders. ei .0 Smile and 8. PrencisAL 111 171 - eipoe. It was stated that there it an intention of taking A resolution, approving of the was then carried. 0 an IDepi and DDEWDOWI the cue out of court. The meeting was then made • and the shareholder 10 ma aogl Danish - -••••• I - - A ell Royal eiredfal - - confirmed an agreemeet between e Brighton and the 6 all l et D . o. 7 pee . h 1 - Horsham, Dorking, and Leatherhead Company for the u a ..... d ma . Prof.)r 1" 1 ull - zd MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. working of the latter line by the former. le 411. _ D 0.61 _wawa - 9 4 1 I - The proceedings then terminated. 01 8 SeePaaloMalepartil 1 4 ii s so - :opt gun DAY.) ea all Do. do. ' sti ei le all RAust&toes•YessUsm t 1 ---.,___ CONSMINAPIVI BANQUNT. -The dinner of the as is S.R.cd Portusal7parstp 1 s par - (Before the Asedstant-Jodse.) National Conservative Registration Association, fixed for : Il licediew a m ef and a,T reale :"::: 11 . /1 Tu. , = 00/IYlCliox OF • 60201170 us 11111031.•2.-REAVY Tuesday, the ot h of Jose, is postpoaed until Friday, the ell all I Do. do lei - IRIMMICS. 26th of June, on amount of the Uniformity Bill being fixed 3 i ell Wag Menders -- . 1 7S - Nasty Bessiliest, 96, brass finisher, gls indicted for . ~,„ uh inst. 4 1 i I Lea Writ es .Dart iIC 110 td ; - breaking and entering the dwallisg-bouse ol William Mom, `' w *"" el al 'Wahl R. Wad Pam& 10 21 i - with intent to steal. The Belgian Moniteur publishes a report made Jam Honeybee said she was the wife el John Honey. by MM. Feta, Danasoigne-Mehul, and other musical men JOINT STOCK RANIII bus ' 34r No. 25, Eeseaddrest • Strand, where the y had to the Minister of the Interior on the question of lowering Ito. I flit i BANK& IPd I Cl. oder*. I Sales. elmege at some offices. About 6 o'clock in the morning of the il . The commaaion un • I eeds leoet 19 / lallm and U. 00 /. eml . 00 unmans p recomm 100 101 1 - the 19th of Ray she was in the first floor room, en- la p aiinn. WON 1011 ,Alllsw•LorLaDverrowl H let ulProlel 5 1 i 1 pied in cleaning the place. She saw the prisoner on that it should not be lowered ; that it should be fixed Do* to, 60 Anglo Portages* ( Um. 8 i din par - the ledge of the window a the ground floor of No. 23, cording to thee of the Conservatoire at Brussels ; that a type Wet 46 gambits .... ....... all 7is 76 731 hi the same street, look* in. He tried to li ft op the sub, of it should be deposited at the Royal Academy of Belgium, „ o 7 • oto tt e rs 1:0• Rant 1 10 ....fiLinnte 4 ) •• • 10 2 •_7 - 31 1 1 1 hat he could not do so. He then went sway as if he bad as well as with the directors of all the conservathires in the - iiiiiii 160 Rant of i570r231 201 I* 114 126 - been thumbed by some one la the house, bat in • short -- and that the buidmasters of all the re g iments a 10 . 00 t 100 !asslt 0/ Queensland IL tO 1 1 dis - - time returned and got on to the ledge el soother window kingdom , di a. .40 Santo' Victoria, &mirk 16 89 41 of the room. She then communicated to her husband what the Belgian army and national guard should adopt a dia. 6,000 100 8.8 o f Wo o . ( u m. ) . 8 - _ _ - the had seen. • 6 pawn in conformity with it, and modify their instruments 60," 10 Danko/ New Zealand (e al 60 pm - John Hooeybun said be was • detective policeman, olden accor di ng l y , 10, 60 &Mend American Rx.(l 6 8 6pa - the morning in qualm his wife made • 'communication to Among all 60 61 ST. P ' C HUR CH , LA M - fr :: =IA.. ;:i... 1. I. 1 a - him. He looked through th e keyhole of the hail - door , sod CONSF&RATION OF PHILIP ' 8 BURCH, _ N .... iik. Man Ara ,Mil s• all ler I sew the primmer oe th e opposite side of the street. He sari.-This morning the Bishop of Winchester c onsecrated re. es etwird. AL at ata. Ite all 61 IS - then moved away, and for • • short time he lost sight of him. the church of St. Philip, which has been for • long time 7,, 1 . 1 a - Witness thee gni, upon a chair, and looked through past in course of erection in the Keenington-road. There Sago Pa ~.... - the fanlight over the halidoor, and saw the ri- ware present the Rev. Charlie. Lane, the rural dean of 5,'" 100 Continental - loner standing upon the railings of the area of o. 100 Ruglish an 1 Utah (Lim ) 61Ms 1 pm - Southwark ; the Rev. J. F. Lingham, the rector tOr c m lam. am.. 1.24.4. Ri. He then saw him push something, which h a of Lambeth ; th e Rev. Messrs. Alexander, Walker, t". , all ref ill a m 10,too 100 I tilndusn.Llainablap i t 90 0 1 .in - believed was th e t om , „ o a t pro d uce d otuute t the E l ms Mapleton , Seaton, Howlett, and others. The church , . which tosoo Dm ~ m _ r i , um. , go i t g ... u of the lour wi n d ow , o pp a th,,, th e catch. He th en wen t is • large and handsome structure, has had an ecclesiastical g . , / .;.` i .l Dar k , ,1. e ,,, away, but witness ran out and seised the • by the district assigned to it out of the parish of St. Mary , loft lOu acmice. and Ei nar 116 61 71per 421 collar. He resisted violently, and wits. to let him lambeth. The Rev. A. Edwards, M.A., has been appointed 6,000 140 Loa.ll.3yres&R.Plas (L IC 4 Spm - go. Witness had great difficulty ! e recting prisoner, who to the Leinnebentg• Imam all 9 81 1M 29 181 Maki evening the Archbishop of Ouster- !;1). . _:: len. Cla t tak a m. , x i " , _ threatened that if he did not release him he would do for him bu y will preach In the Dew church , is aid of church Olt•D• ", 1 FWD SAM Se laden sad Oo_ cab - 2. 43 el - (witness). He called to his wife to come over and help him, doe... in Lmnb olll . MAN SS rondos /cant Stop .. 1 l7 - sad vita her mimeo.) they managed to get him lido LONDON RIYLN BR/OADI BALI.-Lord and WY 10, DI• Lee. and Middlesex (1,. 1 d ro ss per - the hall of their own boom, and &named him there until Elam. the ()ovate, or Guilford, Lady Harriet Worths, mete 100 Lem and Northern (L. 11 01 die - the palm came. The iron wrench wee in the prisoner's Lord Raaelagh, &a., bays tempted invitations to be pre. 10, to rood ow tVla I. , ••••• oal 031 261 - band, and the hag produced coder his arm. Two knives sent at the ball of the Loudon Rifie Brigade, to be held at 10, 100 tondcs&Semerlcan le. 1 dim par - veto taken from his pocket. He distinctly beard the glass Willie's-rooms on Friday next. 6 , 0 00 100 Lou. A &Western (Um 60 000 TOO Lon. and wean. , na-.. 10 79 90 1 4Mt - of the window break, and a it examination saw that the Tail LATE LORD iiieelte.7. -An exoeedingly to . go I kik, m mu. u c h an ,w; 6 _ - eg window had been unfastened, but not lifted up. beautiful monument in marble, the work of Mr. Phillip, of 7, Pm 'Mara. & Prue. alma is. to 1 l Om - Harriet Everett, servant to Mr. William Moss, of No. 23, 1, Roebampton.place, Vauxball-bridge-road, London, scalp- 1,000 too : Do. Reserved lO 1* lips 111 Fuer-street, Strand, carpenter, said about six o'clock in the tor, has just been placed in the parish church of Wilton, 1," 100 irasad Br (Lim.) DOMANI in question she beard a noise of glass breaking. to the memory of the late Lord Herbert of Lea. The moon. le' • , 1 1 1 : te sti . ea t Liaan Oa went to the street door sod looked oat, bat saw no one. meat cuisine of • recumbent figure with duped hands, ss:000 so Do, 114 w 4., fastened the parlour Modems about six o'clock on the resting en • tomb, with two souls at the head. The figure, moss en sat &gib Wein. au 61 63 - Serious evening, and closed the abutters. She opened the an excellent likeness of his lordship when young, is admi- 60,400 76 gimbal beak Owosso all 63 67 - 'batters on the following morning just before she Ward the rably carved, and around the top of the tomb it • brass in 100 Provlnolsl of Ineleo4 . M si 91 - wise of the glass breaking. Upon examination of the window with the following inscription :-" Sidney, Lord Herbert, 25 . ' all 3 / 11:146, " 1 . * pew (1. 3 1 111 M a - as found that a pass al glass had been broken in one of wood son of George Augustus , eleventh Earl of Pembroke, , . 26 South A ... 1090 100 Mendel Delt.S.A2rles(L 12 61 61 pea -- ne parlour windows, which was not broken th e night be. born 1611 September. 1810 ; died 2 od August , 100 a. OW 11 Union of Anoraks al , 11$ 60 64 1 Ira and the window was unfastened. Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord ; they rest from ii. 100 Da at llgtalmanas (L 10 10 Idb - Edward Belcher, police-constable 63 F. said he took the their labours. Founder of this church. In pace." The Moo 109 Union of Intend (Ilia.l. 17 Ile 114.11.1 151 14 Piercer into custody on that charge, and he made no re- mositunent is erected on the right-hand side of the chancel. 011 6 5 0 Pun el Isentu 11 561 861 36 lark upon it. On being searched, in his right hand pocket within the rails, the am by the same sculptor, erected at ewe found the two knives produced. the latter end of last year to the memory of his mother, 1011.11016 OBLWATIONS. The prisoner was convicted. the late Canter of Pembroke, and bearing the inscription ... .... . Smith, the officer of the House of Correction, Coldbatb. -"Catherine Worouso, wife of George Augustus , eleventh ""' 1 -._-.-” • ZalaWann Miles 'dem Sal,. kin, put is the following convictions against the prieoser : Earl of Pembroke, born 24th October , 1783 ; died 27 th o f 55 _,, e tr aibia _,Tx maa • $ 1 00 , 4 ~.e 4 taguat 17, 1852, one month ; Sept. 30, 1852, two mouths ; March, 1856. Them also which sleep in Jews God w il l i n ' e j t 1 e 7,... - 7 - '..1 y r i - - - a ''W ''. O let 3, 1863, three months ; Sept. 20, 1854, six rointba ; bring with him "- being on the other side. II 10 an North. of Prance it et. 124 1 - - 110 1. 1855 . love years' penal aeteitede from the Old Be#Y SALR OF M. CRAILLII'II COLLICTION.-A sale of ma Da p.a - - - he stea li ng a coat ; Oct. 4, 1861. six months ; Kay, law, grea t in terest to naturalists and curators of museums takes fa all P dljons 6 preent. -.- pee IDm• broi months • Feb 12, 1863, three months Do. New 3 per oink .. It ne place on the 12th atMr. Ste vens ' s Ste' rooms, in Kingstreet, a l l in goyalliwadhhaser met. - The AssistZtt Judge eesteseed him to be kept its Petal Covent-garden, +bee M. Du Chaillu's collection will he dis. aa 84 A a - TM servitude for ten years. ea.& Losi•l'en.Sp. e. 1 1 posed el. Among the objects we " magnificent gorillas," ft en aaithee tt ......m e It 1" deeidast nags than called him HomoYhea to Mood - eliimpeoerea, sisiother walrus and animals, and ago a 100 all Victor Smmanuel Spea. - - - forward, and said that her conduct was very prnieswonhy eh o te, eo n en ti on of A ura.) birdebdna SO all WAN.W.offrancoft.c. 111 121 ... sad creditable to her, for it was entirel y ma n "I'm that BULLION PROM ST. Pierraastato.-On Friday the t robbery had bees preveated and the gime& brought to ..,am.„.„.. Emearor Captain J. H. Brown . belonging °COLONIAL °OVUM MINT UIOI7II.ITDIL Maio& He should order the* she doeM reesivo a reward to ' -- 1 -- g e MM . --- G ee en d or, arrived et Hull f in . Se petorsherg, Re. I Mac& IP.I D . glom Soles. •I • sovereign as a mark of tho eigme644so l l M the court , alas a sea ~ which she would receive in addition to her ordinary ex. b ene , en d - v .I P M% si six days an d a ccti l s L tin l ig il d iZ o , na •"'' I" °lll.a."l" "dergeke d , l.ll4 ' 1" 107 33/ - POMO. CSIZO, lath - moo e. Ds. Sp a r st. 1110 03 NS - wood, machinery , sheep's w e d, and Homed. the &num ~. Do. Spas calLsratisp. 111 let NS - has brnegbt 12 kegs containing upwards of 70,000/. in bal. 8, 215 . 855 •.. Nall par met. MO 97 SS fen 1 THE POLICE COURTS. lion. The Emperor has also brought 58 cabin and steerage 2. 0 %'... l'illertin.:4ll, IN. 1 1 : 1 1 1 17 2 - gamesome. Ou Wednesday the screw steamer Nautilus, do 1800 Mg 112 116 - - (THIS DAY.) Wintringhan, arrived at Hull from St. Petersburg, : •• = .. Do. do 1690 ISSI 116 116 - ' L '411 11,0001. in gold, a valuable general cargo, and eight ...,,,. .. Do, do 18s1 1001 116 117 - SOUTHWARK. The i•Tautilus accomplished the voyage in six HOMO .. anks.Nov.lB7B. 6P.M. 1M 111 116 - 00111.1C17011 OF • RAILWAY ram. .... _ - Ileasittus 6 per cent l9ll 108 110 - A fashionably dreseedyoug man, named Edward Mabry Roo F A fti tOtr t ;A SS' C IF FOLO bu gning. "" P il. DU from a 0001. - Natal Gov. spa coot .. Now Horwrw.Gov.4 p. al. 144 107 HS - alias WekA, was pieced at the bar before Mr. Combo, Sherbrooke, Wine Harbour, and Isaac Harbour gold Ailda 311". ..... .. li. &wigs °Tsp. c. lan me 1021 1088 = charged with attempting to pick lane Poe-- at the London, am most A_ gentleman who recently Merited .... .. Do. sp. 4. lal mo las 111 108 104 - righton, and South Coast Railway terminus , from the gage fields, says that 33 toes 6 cwt. a .... .. Ds. ,5 p. s. 110402 ll5 10$0 1040 150 • Walter Pods, a porter in the employ of the Brighton quarts crushed at Goldeavdl. yielded 1 1 5 Re. 6 dwt. of . ... .. New amiss& Spar mil 1101 ! lit 114 - 1 ' way Connally, said that about half-past 9 o'clock on gold. The quirts was lakes from the Newfenodhind alai= . la k ina oo 00 . • • Nov 5 • 1611 SP. &,1106 tool ley 108 106 1 • e previous ',wipe he was performing his duty OW the 11111 pave hied at Lau Harbour , aid is the remit of 1 '''''''' " • Oevelp.wat 100' 113 111 Amtedlow.gp.e. gob 1001 113 111 - -1 t the entrance when he sa w pomace standing outside fear area's Mow he five mostbs.-Picron Standard, ......; .. euelev.ep.alna.&Jely 100 lie 111 he door leading to the first and second clam , May 15. - .... .. De. &alma Aprß • 0 1001 111 1136 Ulf 6 1 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1863. a IT ra - id — Ar;NIE - Div. G. Cog. travialk ) Drakawalla Gast Banat (Moon) WI Cagan Gold ( 1 . 1 W) Sad Caradas tad Gyro Brea [Wk. BMW (WWI Grambisr & Luny's Grad Ilea* Tolima O. Wk Vac (fialdan) Ilarod a.loaa .... « _ Lady Bertha =any' sn M i ry Ldsak. traa Ore. .. New Beton North Boakcar N. 1111. Banat (Mapa .. North Irlaal Oren, Per Oosa COL Massy) . ft Previasaas (Cf. Wane) Roakaar Nowel l L Carlos At. 6. Gans Brea Mogan) 11. W. Wawa (Moon , Sim Park Tamar 8111.11Luad Ka C rei West Beret (Mom) W. Oseadee (lA(Menwerd; West !eke Wt. Beret ) . Wh. Honer (Reoesth) Wheel Ludoott w. wer. nr.(ll•nbell Wheel Beton Trelesneel lUik Wheel Thelon T 6 76 46 60 7 4 If ,6 140456 If 17 3 1 4 VOIXION MINI. .... ~, ............ , .... n......... , ..... Wm I Olt I 110M11. 194 1(s prima 1 idea le . • 110.6eralilli 8 1 84 9) all 'labial Fra.ll.6.Tma 191 3) WI 116.00D' 2 Murano@ (Limited) 1 * pm - 6 an Illalgian & Jingles ...' 1* 1 - 91940 111 Muliralisal 1111 11 ,14.4yres G. Sootbera(L.; 1 din par - 78,01101 1 Bcm Accord, 14m1144 all 1 - 16000 8 Bras I. Lellfin illml ED I .... 10 en 100~ Ufamisa . t II de - 100 all Demeria67p.c.per.pre - - - 16,000, 10 Cape Copper (limited) 21 20 pm - N 111 IDatek insalak ....-... 1 gpm - M. BWe Oliver 12,4411 49 Is. 1 frm - Nall 19 - an f e ltalars at hams '9O - n sil zassis ua z=j..s . .l 16000 10 Ospl:po il Tr sal --14 7 - SO el Groat pm 11 1 N 1111 Mania Immense .. „ •-• .- - 76000. I Dom Alonnala ' po Ms -. 1111 WI NssaltUagaill , 1 * - 16,000, 1 Mae, Del lay 1 par pm -. 16,000 11 neer (Um) WI an Ma ap.s.ret. n _ 16,000, sr Gemral sO' IS II 114 . 14 an ,Narthsra el IS all 11.2.11 &Ayres 8. 7p. e. 1 lit - 50,000 , &NAVA. Aaalrelia(L Ii - - din - 10 IC Do. do. d 0.... 4' _ 08006 II lapin& (Um.) I 4 pra -• 16,000 Unarm ell 71 - 10 all Norwegian Trunk Pre.' _ 10 all lOntomaielianyranaktlni: 12 1111 - 10,000 Luidtealea ail e j r - N all PeriaLyormandlsat.l 41 411 - 106816 Ilarkelas I 11l an Tarts and Odors n 41 - 100.0001 M.Aureonßn i ns u .:l l l . .3 ell n i - N all IPcortogoseeltaila,Royal - - - 010011 S. SninaC.of 8.11 No( A - di - N an bide and 8. VrenclaiL 11111 171 - 141,010' IS Foatglbsad - 10 in Riga and DunabolB -- - MO,* 1 Port MAU* lut _. 10 1111 loyal Danish -...... I - - - 1 Isola Barbera Odd /I 4 par pa - 610.930 1 Seoelab Amens. (I,lm. • 1 1 dim ore - NAN 26 *Jobs del Bay (Um. 10 1 64 .... en to /ronen - h - 4 an Do. 7Mr 0 1 1 11 6 II an bre and Masse .- I 10/ 1 104 .4 - ad 43• 11 . 10 Mated iloelose ... 1111. 7 76 76 10 sll D. 3. II wawa PM. , 94 I - 60,000 1 Vsllanzaaea Gold (L.) 4 1 11pno 11 1 ISII Sa•Pealen.M.Tpertil 11 ,4 le 5 .0 _o O s 10. 1 10 Vancouver Coal (lAm.) 6 1 dle Ipm - ell ' 28 1 7 4 *am 1 T0r00..0 •tam.i al 4 1 -• 19 an &AWL& taanVeaelse I 1 I - MAN 11 Tadanuaidana (Lim.). all 31 31 11 II 11 &Lot Portueal7perep 1 s par - N all Sostbera of Frenes-,,, 191 Me - I 8 nib' - MLIKULLAN2OBII. * 6 ,Torta and Itsvoaa 10 all I Do. do III - 41 sll iWaell Minders - - 1 1 4 I - 16100 10 Andielladaim MO -an2o 21 .-. 66001 10 ',Meek 111 . Mall 84.11. all 11 14 1 6 ell i Do. I.lpet Read . ,if 101 xd. - - 2l all 11440.11. Wad Frame 90 11 i - now Is Aceraltan Afrecol. 19 21 U - 14000 10 Lehi* Steen (Limited). 4 - -..- 460.0 II Bello W anarvt.em.. . an 81 9 .. JOLIIIT STOCK 8,31[0.10,010 6 Bombay fiss, Uadied.. 9 I dl. par - NMI 111 1 HAMEL IPd i Cl. Ortees, I 311118, 600 SO Bet,. Americas Led.. 44 16 I? 760 N. B" *lOO. Mam C..... 1011 40 66 -. - n,ca no lyre sod U. ear. ascii . 60 100 101 1 - , U 4 20,000 SO Mesh Iron - - - 20.000 1011 ,AlllnoooLon.etLivemeol 22 104 i1ti02 , 22! si 4 1 a pia aa. tans... Laud all 83 93 - 69, ,, ' SO Anglo Portuguese (Um. 8 I di. par - 48,000 2) CansdaAseneyAseo.( , ) 1. - - - 11.681) 46 Anemenia .- - . .... all 76 76 751 26,000 20 Ceylon Company 3:Ms 1 pm - 7,520 40 Do. New (Limited) ... 10 - - 111 4 2 12,000 26 'Cup.M.Rog., Put? p.c ell 11 18 - 10.000 26 Beak cd Biype - 1,044en06 84. Lary•6ol ream lOl - 6 000 160 , lent of Lacteal SO 124 116 - to k en lc De. Yelsrano9 - 10,00. 100 'Beak of Queensland .1. 10 1 IMI - 177,000 St. Do. Bp. at. Pero. Det MO 114 116 - f 0 , ," 10 Bank of Victoria, Andre II SO 41 - 10.000 10 KlndinCottonAgency,l 4) I 6 - 6,000 100 Bank of Wales (Um.) .6 - - - m. 0... 2" gaitio.l,nirr.g.u, U.,.,, 6 par tpm 61 60,. 10 Bank of New?ealand a, 644 iii gm - 1176976 Ot. Inectrio Toleeapli - 10, 60 BeLind American Zs. 6 8 6 pat - 10,to• 6 lei. and Asst. Cop. - MON 60 HMI& X. America ..- all 60 61 -• 110.00 II Geo. Seam Navigate. 14 ft 10 - 1;.•' :o , CittrißlLßritiColusabln Im rii I. i . 4. 1,91 40 , 001 1 Gnat Ship (Lealiedi . all lil - 100,00 I no. 17+ pc , cent. Pro , all - 96 U Clew& M. al In ale le all 61 as - nob 2 India. Purying (L.) 1- - - 10.0108 1110 100 Chi - 6 0 nee 9, Italian tret - ton Canal 414 1 dts - 100 Ode** -..- - 10000001 104 Do. Bonds 5, • 100 Continental 0 4 lla -40,00 D U Joint Stock Disnrant(L. ;2f Pm - 10,000 100 , Knallab an I Mak (Lint ) 6 1 die Ipm - 10,000 10 laden/ Tea (Umtiol).. par Ipm - 16.90. N 1 Baglicot.•llml.oaers• all rlf II) UII iv - I i. 0%. twArlet tit . al 2 21 - 10,000 100 tiin•lusn.Llainntlap.(L) 30 1 *4m - 20,00) 60 Lon. Financial Awn (L 6 - - - 10.a00 100 ,Imperial Bank, Waled 10 1} 1 pas ft be.... • too. Geo unman use s., an If 1 11 go .1ep4,4•14( . ' , este, - 1604... lOU . 100.10,, and Brarlll62 N 6.1 71per 421 MON • le Midler. 1.. VeL Me) an S - 0,00 too Loa.ll.lyreent.Piale (L 90 4 Spm - 10,0 1 0 10 1.14.1ta1L, Car., •11a. 64 - -pm - 60." 110 Lem. Cla leek of Agar In ' B 4 724 22 2 8 4 22,0110 II NatalleaditCoa.Co.(L)• 6 1 dia pm - 10, . 100 London and Colonial (L. idm * Fra - anon. le National 1060.0 ant, to,. 6 4* pm - 16,0110 60 Landon god ()minty - 1. 11 43 66 - s.llO. m 11.•41m14,•%abtlicsal 4 1 1 pat - 10910 116 Landau lobe *t *toot .. 1 • 27 - 6WV N Do. New - - - 10. 14* Lon. and Middlesex (I. IN. par - t. 19., 1.5. It. arena A If. tee . • /I - - - 10,00 100 foe ale Northern (L.. 11 Of dli - MOOO U N.Zaelsad T.andL(Lim 2- - -. 10, 10 r..norlon • thou r. . tr..- . 0 *3 16t ••• 014.614 IW. Wt anatraiame, an 1 1 -• 10, 100 LoadoodlAmerican (L. I dim par - 101,06 , 0 ) 11106.11 Gem 6,000 100 Goo. 411.Wsstern (Le. f 1 dal - 00,000 1 Do. Now • 1 1 Ps , cad .- 60 000 100 lon. and W•46,414•••1... 10 10 0) - 40,001 ,it otion.its its(... sit 54 al 6101 !o,"' 16 I Nerientile Lachange(L. 6 - - 01 10,000 11 Ottoman Gas I ' Its Air - 17, • Do Mere di Prow. neon is. 1.. 11 2pm - 006006 11.. Peet leer Load& Min NO 61 3,000 100 . Do. Eassred lO 1* 11040 111 20,006 Se led eadOriam. Maw all 77 79 - 1 6," 100 1111,11 sad Bank (Um.) - 19, 100 • National of Um, 3611 pm - 17,000 15 QuebradaLd.ll.l.lolL(L) 21 It IWs - I,"' 100 S. Pre d roves. .... 42 - - - ',nue fr. laymmey Ilea an n 104 05,000 20 Do, New l2 - - - 10,8 8 0 16 Do. Now MI 1 11 * •-• MON 00 New Beall Welds ell 61 63 - 6200 IS No &Jan. Clllsa.(L.) all 19 3111 - 00,{00 16 Oriental Beak nevem all 63 67 -. 19,110 II Do. • If II pea )6, IN eerie:lel of Dohms .mpi m - 14 0006 190 loyal Men Seem -6 0 ft II on 75, , " 110 Scinds,Psaj.,& Deal (L 2 1 dts par - WOO 64. 14•111211 Met. levees: 100 138 la - 16," , 16 South Amiralla ell .39 40 - 10,000 IS ILAtrima Irriga.lnv. (I 4 4 opm 4* 6,490 100 Stand.ol IlrillAtriaa(L 12 64 1 1 pm - tom N 11011111 Avaleslian fear all U 10 - {),or 111 Union ,* 4 0.0. th.. al. 43 5 61 1 MlOO 1 Seemene P.S. ilialp - all 1 I - 4 100 Co. of lomalraeos (I, 10 11 Ide - KO 50 ' 111 Do. do. - _ 10.04 109 Union of Malan (Um.). 17 8* 1 4161 IR 11 *OOO 1 7.laerapb to Indla (L ) ' 1 600 - 64 SO llsloa al Lorton 10 so 88* 83 11,0, . 10 T.l Au. of Amit(L4 IL 14Ma * vas - Kea. 10 frainitio.Co.l7.oloo6 I 1 1 pee ad -• 101111161 OBLIGATION& .. ro • IT, C....,1,,,, 7.j. V. 04Me 1 pm - 10,000 N vanDiemea's Lad.- 114. 161116 - . .._.___....__ . ._ - PREFERENCE SHARER. Gnat Northern, 5 per cent., 118. Greet Weeders (irredeemable 4 per cent), 914. London, Chatham. and Dover 5 per cent Pretreat" 101. Midland Coasolidated (Leicester and Hite:lda 4 percent), 1 5. North &Morn (York and H. S. Put.), 10i. PROVINCIAL SHARI rAturars. Wrinition. Jon L-Balea to-day: Lancashire and Tett shire, 1111-Manchester, Rbentaid. and Lincoln. 469 - Metrops Iliac New Munn 11-Boath Eastern and Dover, 928 4-Buffalo and Lake Huron, IS 916-Brie, 61-Illinois Centred, $I - Sambre and Meuse. 108-British and American Exchange IBank, p.- Union Manes !neurones, 1 15-16 D .- Confederate Loan, n 2 d. -Illinois paid up, en MAMeagern. J 011 1 1.-nere ins not much business. Priem steady. Confederate Lose, Si die. Great BaMem A, 49-Orwat Laser bosh, 14 11-16-firsat Western. 137 1-Illinois Central, Si (L - RIMO paid up, Mi 11-lancsabire and Yorkshire, 111 i 4-Londonlad North Western. int 3 -Manchester and County Bask, I -Manchester, Sheffield, and LlDCOinOdre, dal -Midland. 1 North British, 61;-North Eastern (Berwick 103-North lial- booth ' , Astern, 614 Woes, i d. enutmonam, Jots L -Dudley Gm shares were done at MI: and Railway Carrion, (Oldbury) at i prem. Mein jwices leak. Fl to In-Wolverhampton Bank, 1 to 114- Ormenestal Gan ft 2 -Great Western (Stour Valley), 8114, buyers -ditto Ilhen at isemesteed, NW buyers-Severn Valley, lei, barn- Or, Close A, sellers, 161-ditto New oirdisary, rmloghsin Fire, 1061, buyers-01d Demon Mill, 9i ex d 1,., sales-New Union Milt 24, burin: Britannia Mills, die., sellers. Market steady. BRITISH POISM4IOdII. MINI 11.4651149 L I 7 am1810117( 4 1111 1118 a /1/0014•11.1aaysan 14 17 a all DS aon U. 11l Dr5.D05.40.44.1..e HO ON 1091, 20 1 Do. Sew 1 1 poi —. N I Do. Now. I Iliaru li 1 pm IN NI Dallibaliftammit 4l 66 le ail Da reeknese 8 -•• us us sokanos.A.46ldi OD& U. As& uon us IN Da. Ala igis. aft_ _ _ -- N us Oisniese g. liimea llB 109 N 161 009TADo01ep.o.gos 1179$ 110$ 100$ 100 an Damearo.7p.e.pez.prof NVI UNDO 1104.1. ...., _ 9 11q —, 111 1006 WIN gad . s p.Ol, 11 10IN 1 111 10 Do. G. lataoloa 1 PIA II 10 Do. R. do 1 pot 11 Id IN Quad Woad Orr& IN IN I' IN 0 Do. lot p-ot. Saadi_ 06 70 ISO i Do. do. Iskerot U 52 IN NI Do. Dal prof.Boadt II 00 UN on Do. do. deferred 45 II 1101 1111 I Do. ad prof. Stook_ 41 di 1N A Do. do. defernal U 911 1188 an I Do. 41.11 prof. Stock_ IT 90 IN NO A ' Do. do. daDerul IS 16 N. IN Gnat UM= Poolavalo 110 111 N 11 Do. Now 1 Ipm N 8 Do. .10auz7. 1888 N IN It B. otral e t e g i 107$ lON N$ t 11 1 01 a 411 1 114 13 N 111 811 D 0.40. g ala. ' mllliii d p 97 100 101 NI D0Np.41.. .95 139 — 111 I Ludlow Broach 6 j pm tt, IS, IN 16/1944 Gum. 44 per et. 96 100 N. IN I Do. do. Ipa et 107 iOB 197; 01. 110 ' Da. 41 pot ot ftaa lOl 103 M 110 ,11416.0oepAp.ot.Boadm N all Roth. mad Hobs= 60 18 9) all L LB a imini& clats• tad B 8 5 100 , N. R. ot Canada' p. 4. 84 61 Si. loo lolado be du Smoot ION 110$ 110 et. 100 Do. 1111 do. lO7 IN 10 1 Do. do. do pm 01 16 . Do. Poojoub do ls 1 11 pm 11l ; 100 Do. do. do lO7 K 1110, Do.l &Ur 10ta.49 4 104 1110 DUCKS. re. I '4 I CL /0: St. Ormunerelat lOO 10,000 ilt. Do. a p.ot.Prd. Win 106 1 .00. 1 St. bat 04 West 100 106 114 140 1,63E010 St. Loudon NO 0 66 66 1,669,100 St. St. Katharine 110 IS 63 1/80,1186 St. Southampton 10 800,60 Bt. Vtinoeta lO 100 101 8,0001 110 Do. Kw 0. 111111111 MIL 76.000 %NO I,OU 12,1.11 41. pia, I Islas. rit L 11.11. MILT. 611116di LL!la„ A l'i oFo =al mu no no :al * 6 gm sa 7 71 34 4 41 6 11 62 of 46 42 Se 21 SO id " .4 0 2 MI 11012 19) I 2 i 24 26 1 6 1 41 43 zd 7 9 / SI 4094 4•7114 '76 93 88 _:4l xd it m.l 21 IS NONNI' Attilikint-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cikez. The stock markets to-day are generally quiet . The funds are rather dull, and the quotation of Consols for the account is scarcely as good as it was yesterday afternoon. English railway stocks are firm, though extremely deficient in business. In the foreign stock market prices generally are well supported, except as regards Mexican Bonds, which have fallen rather heavily. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Ranks were quoted 69fr. 50c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Confederate Loan scrip is without change at 3 to 2 dis. ; Italian, at to 21 prem. ; and Turkish at If to prem. . Consols are now quoted 92 to 1, ex div., for money, and 92 1-16 to 3-16, or 921 "buyers," ex div. for the account (Jane 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 92, 1, 92 ; ditto ' for account, 921,1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, j ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 14 15-16 ; Bank Stock, 2341; India Stock, 232, 234; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, ; ditto Bonds, 10s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 4e. dia. Mexican Bonds have fallen considerably to-day, being first marked 351, and last 341. Venezuela Bonds—both the Six per Cents. and the old—were inquired for in the morning, but have mince become comparatively fiat. Spanish Passive Bonds also advanced, being purchased as high as 35, but have in like manner relapsed. Greek Bonds are steady, at 33j to ,t, and Turkish Consolid4a per cent. lower, at 511 to 1. The Anglo-Turkiah Loans are unaltered, the 1854 being quoted 90 to 91 ; the 1858, 761 to 3 ; and the 1862, 72 to +. There have been some inquiries for the Russian and Peruvian Bonds of 1862. Transactions are recorded as follows Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 921, 4, ex div. ; Equador Provisional Land Warrants, 10, 9} ; Greek, for accionnt, 331, 4, 1,4; ditto Coupons, 111, t ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 81 ; Mexican, for account, 361, 341 ; New Granada Deferred, 91 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 904, ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 50 ; ditto, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 50 ; Russian, 1822, 944 ; ditto 1862, 924 ; Spanish, for account, 55 ; ditto Passive, for account, 341, 35, 34f, ; Turkish, 1858, 701 ; ditto 1862, for account, 724, 72 ; ditto Gua ranteed, 104 ; Venezuela, for account, 26, 4, 251 ; ditto, 1862, 594 0 L 59 ; ditto One-and-a-Half per Cents, 131. The influx of specie continues. The Witch of the Tees has arrived from Otago, New Zealand, with 100,0001.; and the City of New York, from New York, with 33,0001. The shares of the new financial undertakings exhibit no variation of importance. International Financial are quoted 61 to 7 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 31 to prem. ; and London Finan cial, 2 to 21 prem. The demand for money yesterday, though not pressing, was active in all quarters, including the Bank of England. Little business appears to have been done anywhere below 4 per cent. It is possible that the inquiry is stimulated at the moment by the preparations for bills maturing in the first week in June, but any increase in the demand would induce a probability of a fresh advance of per cent. in the Bank of England minimum. The imports of gold within the last week have reached a total of about three quarters of a million sterling. The bulk of this has yet to be disposed of ; and as the demand for the continent is not very pressing, it is thought that a portion may be taken to the Bank. Only about 252,0001. in Australian gold is known to be now at sea. The Trebolgan, with 10,0001., has been out 104 days ; the Marco Polo, with 58,5001., 93 days ; the Dover Castle with 108,0001., 79days ; and the Edmund Graham,i with 75,5001., 72 days. The steamer La Plata will take to-day 19,4131. in gold to the West Indies. The flatness of the silk market here, combined with the quietude reported in the accounts from Lyons, forms a satisfactory feature at the present critical period for the European silk crop. Should the out-turn equal expectation the money market will be relieved from the apprehension of the drain of silver eastwards which always attends a bad crop in Europe, and the conae pent necessity of increased purchases in China and India. The 300,0001. forming the first issue of the 600,0001. of preference capital of the Atlantic Tele graph Company having been subscribed for, the letters of allotment have been issued this day. There is once more, therefore, a prospect of this great international undertaking being carried for ward. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,7401. over last year. The following further communication has been received from the Great Western Railway Company of Canada. TO TEN IDITOE 01 TB/ ZIPRZBB. 80,—I am desired to intimate to you that the directors of this company are informed by their financial ageat in Canada that the loss on through traffic, oollected and con verted, ascertained up to the 16th ult., emanated to the sum of 215,749 dole. 78c. (44,332/. 34.), and there remained a farther sum of American funds for conversion at that date of 6,189 dole. 16c., in addition to which then are balances in amount with connecting railways still unadjusted.-1 am, ha, BILACKBTONZ Berea, Secretary. Graham-house, Old Broad-atreet, London, Jane 1. • We are requested to state that in consequence of the number of applications for shares in the Lon don and Paris Hotel Company, the directors have determined to close the English share list ou Tues day, the 9th inst. The prospectus of the London and Lisbon Cork- Wood Company (Limited) is issued. This company is formed louder respectable auspices, and with in fluential names in Portugal. The fact that above' two-thirds of the capital have already been sub scribed for would appear to indicate that it has been well considered, and we learn that every in formation bearing upon the past history and present poeition of the Portuguese cork trade is in posses sion of the directors. The company have secured, by means of leases for terms of years, a large mono poly of the produce of the principal cork pro ducing districts, including 142 forests, some of which contain as many as 15,000 to 30,000 cork trees. The leases have been verified by the testimony of an independent agent Direct communication with the cork-producing districts will shortly be established through the medium of the South Eastern Railway of PortugaL As compared with the existing rude method of collection and prepa ration of the cork, it is estimated that a very great saving will be effected. The company are to take last year's crop of raw cork, estimated at 1,100 tons, and some sales have already been effected. Amongst the other advantages put forward are the co-operation of the landed proprietors, members of the foreign direction. The purchase money for the whole of the leases, together with the plant in Portug, and the last year's crop of cork, is not to exceed 3 0,0001., and of this only 8,000/. is to be incash. The capital is 100,0001., in 20,000 shares of 51. each, of which the foreign directors have stipulated that a portion shall be offered to sub scribers in Portugal. The prospectus of the Ramsgate and Broadetairs Hotel Company (Limited) is in circulation. The object is to build a large hotel at each of these places. They are to have one direction, and to be conducted upon the same system. All the usual accommodations are to be provided, together with • superior table d'hote. Telegraphic communication with all parts of the metropolis, the provinces, and the Continent, is to be extended to the hotel. Attention is likewise drawn to the approaching extension of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, which will mall either of those moot towns almost as easy to reach from London as Brighton. The capital is 100,0001. 10 10,000 shares of 10/. each. At a meeting of the Hong Kong and China Gas Company (limited), held yesterday, the report was adopted. A general meeting of the Westminster Brewery Company (Limited) is called for the 11th of June, when a dividend is to be declared. _ _ A general meeting o[ th e ;;Cal Palace Company e; will be held on the 17th init. iheTannnio.lMeeting - of the South Australian Banking Company will be held on the lath inst. A dividend court of pwrietors of the Royal Exchange Assurance 0608 is convened for the 17th inst.. . . — Tbigarrangements are advertised in connexion with the payment of the half-yearly interest on Victoria Dock Stock. The Polmaiae has arrived from China with 977,9001 be. of tea. NOPDAT IVEMIG. Consols have not varied to-day from Saturday's quotations, viz., 934 to 4, with div., for money, and 924 to 4, ex div., for the 9th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 934, 4,4, cum div. ditto, for account, 924, ex div. ThreeperCente. Re duced, 914, ; New Three per Cent.. 914, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 14 16-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1104, 110; ditto Bonds, 14A., 10e. prem. ; Five per Cent., " enfaced" rupee paper, 1064 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 115. The India Five per Cent stock improved 4 per cent., closing at 1074 to 4ex div. ; India Bonds were quoted 10e. to 14a. prem. The rupee paper was flatter. Exchequer Bills were steady, at 4e. die. to par. Considerable activity continues to prevail in the foreign stock market. The tendency of prices to-day was decidedly upwards. Ocean Marine shares closed today at 91 to 104 prem. ; Universal Marine, 4 to 4 dis. ; Thames and Mersey, 3 to 34 prem. ; Commer cial Union, If to l 4 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17 to ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows : British and Foreign Marine, fto t prem.; Empire Marine, to prem. ; English and Scottish Marine, par to prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 64 to 74 prem. ; Mediter ranean Hotel, I to 14. prem. ; Margate Hotel, 4 to 1 prem. ; Southampton Imperial Hotel, 4 to 14 prem. ; Kingstown Hotel, 1 to 2 prem. ; Dart ford Creek Paper Mills, 4 to 1 prem. ; Clarence Hotel, fto 14 prem. ; Public Works Credit Coco- WY. to 14 prem. ; Nice Hotel, Ito 1} prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, 1 to 14 prem. ; Jersey Ho tel, 4 to 14 prem. ; and London and Paris Hotel, 1 to 14 prem. ; Photogenic Gas, to 1 prem. ; Alexandra Hotel, 4 to 1 prem. ; and London and Lisbon Cork, to 4 prem. Mauritius Government Debentures were dull, but Canada and New South Wales met with inquiry. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocK. The operations in the mining market to-day are not extensive. Wheal Seton and Great For tune shares are firmer, while But Basset and Wheal Crebor have declined. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz :—East Condon, , 34 to f, being steady ; East Cern Brea, 74 to 1; Marke Valley, se to 7 ; lincroft, 19} to 20 ; Wheal Ludcott, 81 to ili ; East Basset, 106 to 108 ; Wheal Crebor, 24 to 1; Wheal Seton, 2471 to 2521 ; Great Fortune, to } ; New South Caradon, Bs. to 10a ; Grylls, 28 to 90 ; New Wheal Martha, 4 to 1; and Wheal Margaret, 32 to 34. Vallanzasca Gold shares continue in demand. Other ;reign, as well as colonial mines, are quiet. We are requested to state that the share list of the Sham (Norwegian) Silver Mining Company will be closed for London on the 6th inst., and for the country on the Bth. At East Rosewarne minusg yesterday, the accounts, is eluding the coat for March, showed a credit balance of 1834 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON cic CORN MARKETS. ITEID3 DAY.) (sr BLOM= aau INTIERNATIONAL TKLIOILA2II.) (Mod OUR OWN 0011RWONDENT.) Corms.—The trade dull, and prices irregalar. Salo probably 3,000 balm. Cosa.—The market moderately attended. Wheat aid dour quiet, at about last week's rates ; Egyptian beans us. changed ; Egyptian flour quiet for arrival aid afloat ; oats and oatmeal dull. MINCING LA24IL-(THIS DAY:I SOCIAIL —The market continua firm at last Priday'a mos rency. 500 rub of Bartedoee sold freely, at 33e. 6d. to 38a. Privately 9,000 bags of dived Manilla sold at 31s. 3d. Refined is in fair request ; brown. at 46a. 6d. Oorns. —The public ales are progresaing heavily at about last week's prices. TU.—The China teas offered are going off without spirit, and but few parcels are selling beyond those offered without reserve. _ _ . _ _ Rom.-30 puncheon' of Demerara *old at L. 5Sd. mot. Rics.—Then cootiuum to be some inquiry far cargo Bengal, but no sales were reported. SAWMILL —No sales reported. Fuorr.—Currants. —There are few buyers at previous prices, but holders are firm. The next mop is expected to be late. Corrox. —The market is dull, and prier are rather easier. Hume continuos firm. St. Petersburg clean, 381. to 391. lOs. TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The market is quiet at the annexed prime : —Town tallow, 41a. fld., net cash ; Bt. Petersburg Y.O. on the spot. 4.3 e. ; June, 435. ; October to Deoember. 46e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARICET.--(THIS DAY.) Meson. Harvey and Eastm report trade slow at last dare priom Primo mad°. hay, 73. 6d. to Ms. ; separate ditto, 80s. to 84e. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 70e. ; rowan, 60a. to 70e. ; clover, old, 96a. to 115 s. ; ditto, mooed out, 90e. to 110 s.; stray, Ms. to Sla. WEALTHIER RIEPORT.--(THIS DAY.) TUESDAY. JUIN Y. I AL la s &W. &S.W. &W. W..W. 2r.41 D. I 80 I 1 1 42 2 Nan! to.bordoes Idlth. :::ao:a~ Ardrossen_. 20.0t501 Greencastle 29.01 Galway '19.9622 Valee Da '20.93,67 Oneenstown 29.07e Welds lOl4 691 dui boro . ngh 30.18 14 Liverpool 30.12 60 Yelyhsed 60.06 U Pemlwolus 30.06 66 Penzance 30.07 50, Brest 30.04 L'orient 30.03 4s' Rochefort . 30.12 63 Bayonne • —•- Plymouth_ WOO 61, 6 Ws) mouth 30.12 60 6 Portsmouth 10.11 IP 4 Loudon 10.17 66. 4 Dover 20.02 50 3 Yarmouth— 3012 67', 4 Heider ' Rellgolamt 30.30 52' •I Lisboa • wiiw. &W. &Z. &B IC 8.0 a. ilz. ; && TOORIBLZ. ✓ I e - ,- ✓ 4 • ' i i - ° I Vii' b - B.W. io - 971., - lieth to 1311131.14 Y. 6.8. Z. to W.S.R., 'straw rate). S.K to S.W.. stem& Ina Ass talky. Ailed above. W CMITRAL. &Z SO S.W., troth, W.laAsca Vdss s. to W. viree. to ruiny. As above. 4 up W., strong, 3..nie Ms. siowsg. !S&L to W. 8.7., fresh S.W.ExuAND. As pelt shove. ILL to &W.. frt.& &L MIGLAND. 5.8 Ito W.S.W., fresh, elmorety. rainy. Ls mat above. I COAT!. K.S.L to S.A.W., fresh, abowary. ATKoctotre ArrimrT To Pomo, LIVE BTocK. DAT.)—lrdoefastion wee received this day by the Woolwich police, that a large number of pigs, the property of Yr. G. W. Smith, butcher and farmer, of Charlton. Kent, had been poisoned. The animals formed part of • stock of 140 pigs. It moms that • quantity' of arsenic had been put in their troughs the preoeffing eight, from the effects of which 64 died before morning, and up to ten this forenoon the deaths had increased to 84. The polio. have obtained • clue to the perpetrator of this atrocious act. and in the oourse of a few days it is believed he will be brought to justiot WI