The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (More Kr. 0011=i11111011a Hobo d.) DT RH ATMS AND.MALLII3B. The hank opts were meraits;ta, olNottingkam, vitro failed • few years ego for a very large amount—upwards of 200,0001. They had • house in New York, and as nearly all the property was thole, the divideed under the mtge in this country has only amounted to about lOd. in the pound. This was &dividend sitting under the separate astute. Mr. Ashurst appeared for the mignon. It was stated that there was a probability of a farther small dividend on the joist estate. -..---. IN U DELAPER. - lINFORITNATI TURF, OS TEX The bankrupt, describedieof Norfolkstreet, Strand. of no occupation, ►pplied for his order of discharge. Debts, 249 f., chiefly doe to tailors and other tradespoople. Mr. Dowse, who appeared for the bankrupt, said that he had the midortune to have a !spay of 2,0001. left him three years ago. He had been induced to mist it in the pur chase of race-horses and had lest all his most. The bankrupt, io sower to the court, stated that be had made payments on account to several of the tradesmen in his balesosvheet. Hui Honour in the absence of opposition granted the order. R( RI I. W. BARTON. The bankrupt was an auctioneer, of Soclestorstrest, South Pimlico, formerly of Pined-west, aed of Connaught. terrace, Edgewarr rod This was the sitting for examine- Jim and dmeharge. Debts, ; mete stated at SOL The bankrupts expenditure had been at the rate of 3001. a year for the last two years. The claims of several of the creditors arise from proceeds of sales not paid over by the bankrl Xr. ragley opposed for creditors, one of whom charged him with a serious fraud. Ths bankrupt had been four times insolvent, led there was not a penny for his err driers. Shortly before his pelmet failure, the bankrupt had given • bill of ode, but it had been given up to the marines. It appearing that the aoconnts bad sot been Sled I. tines, an adjournment was ordered for • month. (Mon JAL DI II LW—(YT sr Fowl OF CO MIGHT. The bankrupt, described as a bookseller and seller of pho =le print., in Middle-row, Holborn, applied for his from custody. Mr. Bowen Mayomond for Mr. flambe* on the ground that the bankrupt bad vexatiously defended an actin when he was hopelessly insolvent, and had given • bill of sale over the whole of his property. The bankrupt was examined. He stated that in her Let he gave a bill of sale over his ferniture to a r.T. W. Good, • creditor, for 10W., for mooe 3oi. y lent. His stook in trade at the tune was worth betweea aad4ol., and his fanners shoat the sun. In Conner he maned by Mr. Gem ban fee alleged piney of the yr.t of erten engrainap, the "Light of tare World" ea the " Hone Fair." He de fended that entice. A verdict was foiled spina him for 101. damages • the taxed oasts were 13,31. Mr. Giunbart or his solicitor k new perfectly well that witness had no moony, but laid that they would mash him up. He heard this from • friend. Did not tell Mr. finnan of his insolvency; he wee not insolvent at that time; bet the het of his having given • bill of sale bad been published in Perry's List. He had hese in prison ten days. At the trial the point was reserved for the coon. dentio• of the Court of Queen's Beach whether it wee piracy to copy eogravinp by photography. The trade glee rally were interested in the snit. His debts were only Mk Mr. Bedpath, who appeared for the bankrupt, said that one of the judges had expressed considseable doubt on the point The Oocaralsioner—l see no reason why be should not be released. He seems to have been involved in • law-snit. He was merely asserting what he imagined to be • right ; the jury decided against him. He had • right to discuss the subject. Bolan ordered accordingly. IN ILE P. B. uonGwros. The bankrupt was a paper manufacturer, of Whitebrook, In Monmouthshire. The liabilities are 27,9001. ; mesas amid property held as security, 7,3431. This was the sitting for order of discharge. The cue has been ems time before thecourt, sad there bare been frequent adjournmeute. No opposition was now offered, end this order was granted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW EITItEET. TRI 1121711 F YROW THE DUET. Aboard /Use, a carman, in the service of Mr. Howes, l i la= Mtn of a pleuure van, was charged with assaulting Tobin, a blacksmith, on Westminster-bridge, on Wednesday night The somplainant stated that at about half.ps4 9 *Week he we. crossing Westminster-Midge, puhing • frusic before him. He wee walking within the tramway. and wits followed by • van, driven by the prisoner. on whisk were ten or a dose. persons, returning, be supposed, from the Derby. TIM 'SS was as the tramway, and the prisoner wasted te drive ea taster, and celled to him to go cm or get out of the way. He could not get away from the tram, as the tide of the bridge was crowded with vehicles. Th= Roam drove awe apoo him, so that the hones bead his shoulder. As mom sa be got over the bridge and of the tramway he droned& to let the van PSDB. The owner of the yen thee got down sad irked him why he did not get on faster, and at the same time the prisoner struck him, the muter and ass at the weenier, holding him while the prisoner beet him. They then threw him down, end the prisoner onstinned to beat him as be lay ou the ground, till • con stable cisme up and took the prisoner in - custody. His mat was tors, The pelsonsr celled his master, who said that Tobba was wilfully stopping the way, and might have got out of the tramway, or proceeded more rapidly if he had chosen. The hoar" happened " to touch him, and he bit the home's heed. Witness got down to remonstrate with him. Did not lay hands no him, and did not see the prisoner do so. This deterrent was corroborated by the passenger" already mentioned. The constable, Cortelb, 636 A, stated that Tobin and the primmer were sober. He did oot see the other witness. Hr. Hall inked if they hid beim to Ewan ? Hewes—No, air ; we had only been to Clapham to MI the Percoming home from the Derby. Hall said, that even supposing that Tobin was antes obstinate in not getting out of the way as fast as he might, it was no animas for so brutal and cowardly as meault. The prisoner meat pay 305., or be impnsoned fifteen days. He should advise the master to pay foe the coat, et Tobin might precool against him. ILUMBOROUGH-STREET. GOING TO THE DOLBY. Eduard Douglas, of the Tavistock Hotel. Covent-garden, use charged before Kr. Knox with belie drank and disor derly in Coventry-street this mining about 4 o'clock. lAyland, 55 C, and Sergeant Howe, 21 C, proved that at 4 chile* this moaning the defendant was drunk, in Coventry. etpeet. having been just put out of the One Tan ?Wic kman. Armadal.conrt, and as he was amiss a great dieturb ewe, they requested him to go sway. The defendant re fused, and was than taken into custody. The defendant said that be bad been to the Derby and on hie return to town dropped into a public-house to bare • glees and there had his overcoat taken from him. On getting into Leioseterequue the constables dragged him through the mud in quite an unconstitutional sort of way. He was not the lout drank and would like to know if he ante Harrison, the acting.inspector at Viee-skeet, Eel defeedant was certainly drunk. Defeadaet said the constables pushed hint about, and that he had lost his hat, and had that morning the incon. VIINSOOII of walking from Vine-street to the court without • hat. Mr. Knox said that persons when they got drunk were apt to We their hate, and he (Mr. Knox) had no doubt tke defendant was drunk. Slot for the defence he bad node be shook have only fined him the usual drunkard's Sae of 5e., but as it was he should tine the defendant 10s. The defendant was then removed, stating that be had hem nicely "cleaned oat" and mast send for the money. RAILWAY ACCIDWIT. —Yesterday afternoon, an amident emend at the Manors railway ditties, to • boy. named William Spoon, seven years of age, sad to Robert Heron, a switchman, engaged on the railway. The boy was missing over the line, and Heron, observing • Main drawing near. ran after the boy to try to mre Mai. The train, however same up. and knocked both down, and ran over the boy's left leg, Wring it clean off near to the hip. The man was more fortunate, hieleft leg being only fractured. The trait was immediately stopped, and Dr. Million, who happened to be in the traiu, jumped ont sad ran back to where the aeeidimt occurred. He came first to the man, bat mein that he was sot in immediate danger, west to the boy, who appeared to be dead. He immediately seised h ol d of the thigh and held it fast, while those standing by took his basdkerebief, with which he tied up the limb, still holding it with his hands. An mese was immediately sect with them to the infirmary. Dr. Pbilipeon never Levis( hold of the limb until he reached the infir mary, where both the sufferen had their wounds attended to by Dr. Boltoo. The boy remains is • verydaegots eaeditioc. Bob for the persevering sad prabewarthy n. ertioos of rev s is slaying the the per ez boy mast have speedily bled to death. Dr. eh gra duate' last year in honours at Loudon sad 0521 sad is at the present momma • candidate for the appointment ofillteira he the litres/try to which be acoorepaaied the —Beiecuele imper. The North London or University College Hos pital, theagh • exemaratively yceng inetilatiosa has lined - Btved 100 , 000 People, and posseems ea usual beanie of oily 9101. Lard Brougham—seppset= Onaville, Stanley, Overstone, Helper, and Rimy, the Speaker of the Home of Commons, and many al the leading beam sad merchants—has consented be preside at • festival on the 8d of Juno, in order that the haspitid may, Wet Seaminess of the public, be at least yeas* a tom its heavy iasherrusassate sad pieced I. a babes mer thics, sad its osseenttee esabied to ISM ore their ✓ed it. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ST 110011U0 TILBOWIL) EPSOM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SHIRLEY STAKES. Mile and a quarter. °Map e, Revolver, and Avenger are hare. TWO-TSAR-OLD STAKES. Half a mile. Ifidulgst Maw, Fele de FAir, Starbearn, Sider to Queen of the Vale, Tomato, Molly Carew, Aunt Jody, Hypatia, Goldylocks, and Procella are here. ENTRY FOR SOUTH WESTERN PLATE. One mile. Prisms Plewaible, General Ham, libelous, Spencer, Over ton, Suburban, Lady Derby, Poland, The Principal, Web pole, ra, Bosh, Revolver, Creole, Tourist, and &atonal. are EPSOM CUP. Otte mile and a half. Athenitcse, Golden Pledge. Golden Dust, Glee the Finn, Port Roval, Bankston°, Zetland, Orphan, Hurricane, Bercdtetikm, and Itntional Guard are ham GRAND STAND STAKES. Otte mile and t Adveaturer, Flash-in-the-Pam,r= t ri e rt, Barchettina, and Truant are hers. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles and a gamier. Golden Dust, Necklace, Barehetdm, Malvern's, Udine, le Deception, Harvest Moos, Min Jul., Oast On, sad Hilly Grove All are bars. le. iis NO CHURCH NO DINNER 1 iit (From the Oswestry Advertiser.) a. At the Baseharch (Shropshire) Petty Sessions, :: held bit week, before D. F. Atetterley, Faq., sad the Rev. et arm to of Mr. I tit. SHAM LlB7'&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ocoost. ' The railway market is dull to-day, in sympathy with Console, and the general tendency of prices is es rather unfavourable. Great Eastern stock has 11, declined a per cent., Midland and London is and North Western and Great Western, tsN - Metropolitan shares are fiat, at 111 to iss London and North Western stook is now at quoted 101 f to k ; Great Western, 671 to ,• Mid- t o *ad, 1271 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, no; to 111 ; South Eastern, 92 to Great Eastern, 521 to 53k ; Caledonian, 1151 to * 116 ; London and South Western, 106 to k; and Great Northern, 125 to 126. 166 Great Indian Peninsula and Scinde Railway 1: stocks are firm, and Great Western of Canada 41 shares dull. As regards foreign lines, Sambre and I asp Meuse are inquired for, while Dutch Rhenish and Eastern of France are somewhat flat. I elis OLDLMA&! 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Oily lra.(l ) Do. do Royal Inottlah A. lavastly. B.Atrlcao Irrtypt.lovA loath hatait Lad haboisitoo TY. &.y twettesoit to todi• (1..) T.IU. at 11.14(1..) 7.1 TraLt..Co.U.Csaatla fthwriewn Tol. . Tie Inemen's L0d.... I,,,aming prim aka 104•1 rahrdsr. I 146 lie 109 t 110 112 1 11 p. 1 DID 191 104 U 66 46 61 66 66 41 47 17 41 31 U 14 N 61 110 1161 I 1.31. i ice: Ili7 tot m Is 97 1r xd I/9 is 1 It WO UN 197 In - 1411_ Xl.l It it NI IN IN . BANC& 1C 4, 1 I - Oki 4 _ se u•► PROT7NOIAL HS. far Won. MAY 20.—Sales today: lancaahire and Yorkshire, 1101—London and North Western, 1011 1 I—Midland Stock, 1271—N. Eastern, Berwick, 1011—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 64 —Dutch Rhenish 11-16 p.—Grest Luxembourg, 141 11-16—Great W. stern of Canada, 11 16-16 B—Alllanoe Pank,lop.—Coafeds• mite Loon.* I —EtrkanitemL Biliuntlitais, Mar 260.—Great astern Stour Valley Guaran teed Stock en quoted buyer., at 62—Blnni gliam Guarantee at 761—South *affords. at 101—West Midland Oxford First Guaranteed, at 12 I—ditto Second Guaranteed, at 121 —ltirmi*k bun Bank at 17—Wol. erhampton and Sta. ordeblre Bank, 91 — Imperial Gs , tinental Gas, at 76—Birmlagham Tire-o Moe sharva. 1061—and Metropolitan Wagon, at 18 p. New Union Mills win od at 24—Britanntas closed 1 to 1 41--and Birmingham Canal*, 931 to 94. MASORtffIll, Mar 20.—There was a good market, at im proved prices. Confederate Loan, j p.—B.nk of Manchester, 41 p. Buffalo and Lake Huron, 619-16—Great Eastern. 681 — Great Ship, Sa. ed.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 191 114 le—Great Waster. of Canada, 11116.16—Great Western, Central, paid up, 62— lava and Yorkshirsill I—L orlon and North Western colnshire. 46 6 /—Ditto New Pref., Flee per Cent, o . Iletztrpolltan. 111—North British, 511—North Staffordshire, 16 6-16—Seeth liestarn, 9211 I—Stockton and Daribigton new, 8 p.—Birkenhead, IS. Gramm, MAT 19.—New Three per Cast. Stock 911 11--Bank of Ireland, 1691. paid, 2211—illbranian Bank, OIL **— National Bank of Ireland, 901. paid, 78—Union Bank ,Limite*. rft paid, 131—Dublin. Wicklow, and Wexford, 81—Great Southern and Western, 1001. paid, 1021—Midland Great Western and it. Canal, 801. paid, 611—Waterford and Limerick, 50i. paid, 151—Belfast and Northern Counties, 4 per cent. peep., 10111. We. THE GALE. LYICEREGIS. WIDNESDAT NIGHT. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution was instrumental yesterday in a very heavy gale of wind in rescuing from destruction the schooner Vulcan of this port. The crew of the trawl had come ashore early in the morning when the weather was fine, and had secured their ship to her anchors, and to a hawser fastened to a warping buoy. But during the gale the schooner was observed to part from her mooriogs, and to be rapidly driving on the rocks. The lifeboat was instantly launched with the ship's crew and some extra hands, who fortunately succeeded afterwards in bring ing be safely to the harbour. In the absence of the help of the lifeboat the schooner meet bare gorse to pieces, and she shipowner readily paid the expense of launching the boat. Last winter the Vulcan was in distress on the Norfolk moot The Cloister lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Inentutioe went off to her assist sacs, bat in the meantime a steam-tug bad mcoseded is I reaching her, and afterwards in bringing her to Yarmouth. BLAKENEY, NORFOLK, WIMIRSDAT NOISY. The Blakeoey lifeboat belonging to the National lastita . tion was launched yesterday to the help of a brig stranded on the bar of this harbour, but the crew were taken off by a shore boat. The brig was likely to become a total wreck. Tui Gm,Azi; 119 LONDON.—Mr. A. C. lonida, ,Ooaral•Goaaral of °nd tuf3russ us ilult Oa° a"li" of ropremotatives of the Greek community of London to A* mooed isiloaal amenably at At in the plane el Mr. G. P. lawauidl, who had railroad, was rosoludad roast day, who& Mr. Maribor Tramp', late flare d'affsinsa of Oraca la Load" soaahowasty dated. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) RISE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two, o'Czoox. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly meeting to-day, have raised the minimum rate of discount from 3i per tient. (to which it was advanced from 3, as recently as last &Aar- i day) to 4 per cent. This step, having been expected, has excited no surprise, but has been attended with a slightly pre judicial effect on the prime of some kinds of public securities. The funds have declined j per cent., and a few of the principal home railways i to i per cent. Some of the more speculative foreign neuri tic.s have likewise given way. In consequence of the alteration at the Bank, the joint-stock banks have raised the rate allowed for depoeits from to 3 per cent. Toe terms of the London and Westminster Bank, however, are only 2 per cent for sums below 600/. The discount establishments will henceforward give 3 per cent. (instead of 21) " at call," and 31 (instead of 21) at notice. The scrip of the Confederate Loan has declined per oent., being now quoted par to pram. , Turkish is firmer, at 14 to 25 prem. ; and Italian at 11 to 24 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 69fr. 50c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 931 to 4, cum div., for money, and 92 to 4, ex div., for the account (June 9). The official business report is as follows : - Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93} to 4 ; ditto for account, 92} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 914, 1, 4 ; Bank Stook, 235, 233} ; India Five per Cent. stook, 1000105 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1864 or 1866, 100} ; ditto, Bonds, 13s. to 17a. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 4s. dia., par. Spanish Paasive Bonds and Certificates of New 'Granada " ex all" bonds have declined. Maxima are also lower, though they show a partial recovery from the lowest point of the morning. Greek have fallen 4 per cent., and Turkish Coneolidee 4, while the Anglo-Turkish Bonds of 1868 and 1862 are firm. Egyptian stock remains strung. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 88} to 80 ; ditto, 1858, 705 to ; ditto, 1862, 715 to } ; the Consolidie, 514 to 4, ex div. ; Greek, 314 to 32 ; and Venezuela Six per Ceuta., 551 to 565, ex div., being dulL Transactions are recorded as follows .-Brazilian, 1843, 1025 ; Dutch Two-ands-Half per Cents., 641 ; Egyptian, 100} ; Greek, for account, 314, ; ditto Coupons, 141 ; Italian, for account, 711 ; Mexican, for account, 381, 4, 354, 365 ; New Granada, 161, 4, ex div. ; ditto, Deferred, 104, 10, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856,1857, 1859, 1860, and 1882, 494, 5 ; Russian, 1822, 951 ; ditto 1850, 904, 91} ; ditto 1862, 924, 4, ex div. ; Spanish, for account, 541, 4 ; ditto New Deferred for account, 481 ; ditto Passive, for account, 344, 4, ; ditto Certificates, 124, 4, } ; Turkish, 1858, for amount, 705 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 714, 5, } ; Venezuela, for account, 241 ; ditto, 1862, 551, }, ex div. The shares of the International Financial Society are rather lower at 4} to 41 prem. General Credit and Finance Company are steady, at 16 to 2} prem., and London Financial at to prem. There is an increased demand both for bar silver and Mexican dollars for exportation to China, owing to the receipt of higher, i. e. more unfavour able quotations of exchange from that country. The biddinge for 30,00,000 rupees (300,0001) in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were—to Cal cutta, 16,70,000 rupees ; to Bombay. 12,0%000 ru pees ; end to Madras, 1,30,000 rupees. The de clared minimum price was as before, viz., Is. 11{d. per rupee on Calcutta, and la. 11}d. on Bombay and Madras. The applications within the limits were for upwards of 100 lace (1.000,0001). Tenders on Calcutta at Is. 11}d. will receive about 28 per cent. ; on Bombay at is. 116 d., about 31 per cent.; and all above these prices in fulL Those on Madras will receive in full. A second instalment of 2s. 6d. in the pound is now being paid by Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., on the estate of Messrs. F. Ede, Son, and Co., making up to this time, with the first instalment paid in December last, 15e. in the pound. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,4501. over last year ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 2091.; and the London and South Western, an increase of 3491. Mr. Thomas Cotterill, a director of the Bank of Hindostan, has been elected a director of the Bank of Wales. The Court of Chancery has made a call of 11. per share on the contributories of the Mercantile Gua rantee and Assurance Company, payable by the 28th inst., and a call of 61. per share on those of the British Provident Fire and Life Assurance Society, payable by the 10th of June. The half-yearly meeting of the African Steam ship Company is called for the 3rd of June. The position of the market for American secu rities is noticed as follows by Mr. E. F. Satter thwaite : We have had a very firm market for American securities in Load= during ti, past weak. CAmeiderable parehears have been made in both Ertel and Illinois share*, also in Atlantic and Great Western Bonds ; in other railer* bonds there is little or nothing doing. Uniodoreed trolled States Bonds continue in demand for Holland ; the Five per Omit (1874) close firm at 62, and the Six per Cent. (1881) at 66 boyars. The following is from the wine circular for Australia issued by Mr. F. W. Coeens : By the late advice. from Australia it is clear that the Ueda there have at last found that rubbish in the markets of Europe Droves rubbish when landed at Melbourne and Sydney, although the price may be tempting when cam =with the genuine commodity protected by respectable and shipped by respectable houses. During the last two years vest quantities of very inferior compounds. in voiced probably as port and sherry, have been shipped from ccetiorior-il free porta via Loadoa to the Australian colo nies ; they fora time appear to have found ready sale, but probably so soon as they were placed with the actual con sumer their defeats became apparent, and being found • on palatable and probably highly injurious, they remaioed an consumed; this reacting upon the wipe merchaot, and through him on the importer and shipper here, dam at last checked the demand for these oonapouade. WILDItIMIDAT_EVIORFO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 tol ex div. for the 9th of June but which advanced after the close of the Stock Exchange yesterday to 92 3-16 to f, were first marked to-day 92} and 92f, and closed at 92} to /. For money the last price was 934 to ft with div The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 93ft, ft, ft, cum div. ; ditto, for account, 92f, 1, at div. • Three pet Cents. Re duced, 911, 1 • New Three per Cents., 911, ft, 1, I ; New 'Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 76f ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 141 ; India Stock, , 231 ) 1, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1101, 101 ; Five per Cent. entered " rupee paper, 102 ; ditto Five-and-a• Half per Cent., 115 f. The India Five per Cent. Stook remains at 109* topar. 110*. Exchequer Bills were steady at 3s. The foreign stock market was quieter than usual. Spanish Three per Cent. Passive Bonet have risen Iper nt. ; Turkish Consolidis, kto f ; and cent Italian Five per Cents., ; but, with these exceptions, the tendency of prices in this depart ment was not favourable. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 10 to 10* prem. • lJniversal Marine, 1} to 1 dia. ; Thames and Mersey, S to 3ft preen.: Commer cial Union, I to 14 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17* to ; end Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. The dosing quotations for shares in new nutter takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, Ito prem. • London Bank of Scotland, 1 to 1 prem. • Sardinian Railway, lto dia. • London Manila! Association, .1 to prem.; Empire ' Marine i to 1 prem. ; Dart ord Creek Paps: Mills, to prem. and Scottish Marine 4 to prem. ; Cannes Hotel, to 5 prem. ; Me diterranean Hotel, 1 to 11 prem. Margate to 11 pram. • Clarenos Hotel, 1 to 1 prem. ; Southampton &pedal Hotel, 1 Pom. ; Kingstown Hotel, 1 to 11 prem. ; and Publ ic Works Credit Company, to I prem. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the dividends due the let June on Chum Four and-a-Half per Ceram. and Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents of noo. The dividend on Swedish Provincial Mortgage Bonds is also advertised by lf.essrs. Dent, Palmer, and Co. Interest at per cent is announced on Bast of Bavaria Railway shares. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 25th lust. for the hire of a ship to take passengers to Adelaide, South Australia. Orlando Kenyan, William ”a WMti2iPbbglic Richard Helmand*, farmer, Middle, was ehLie - d with U. abasoUng themselves from service, us Monday, the 20th of 8 4 A Mr. Cork* Davies appestat for the defaces. 111. V . chard Edmunds said—l am • farmer at Middle ; the U. two defendants were my servants. One was waggoner sad se. the other groom. I engaged them at Christmas for one N. year. They remained with me up to the 23th of April, K. when Shingly mime tit me sad "I want my mow.' I L.. The other was with him, sad they refused to work. I is. R . fused to give them any money, and ordered them to go on with their work. They afterwards west away together. at I can only account for their conduct by the fact that they U bad been loft without their diner on the Sunday. I asks 10 It a rule to keep the ateu without dinner on Sunday if they , do sot gob church. This wee oa the Monday. ela Cress-examined —I kept the dinner from them oo the es, Sunday. They did "fetal" the hones on Sunday night, se sad perhaps oil Woodsy manias. Shingle: did my that he * warded his mosey lowan he bed so dinner on Sunday. I 16 ma' have caught Shingly by the arm and said I would "lock him to b-1" sad entered Wm off the premises. I did e l` tell them to go out of the stable. I did say to . Yeomans' ft. mother that I would act bays bin beak at any price. is Mr. Corbin Davies asked the megistratee if there was not U. rather • case against** master. The lade bad not neglected their work whoa they asked for their wages, for they hod attended to their horses on that morning and Mr. Edmunds g ordered them off. Elizabeth Youmans, Newton-ea-the-HA went is to Mr. Edmunds to ask him to take the boys back. I mid It. whip; sow he had frightened the lade they would be elk better and go to church. He mid, " No, be d—d if 1 ,1 I'll have ever a d—l of them. Mrs. Shingle, was with 6 . me, but asked ms to speak as I had a better spirit than she at bad. The Registrable observed that there was no charge of U. mleresiduct in the service, but for neglect. It appeared 24 . that they had net *Wonted their work, sad were ordered 2 sway. They *ought Mr. Edmunds might to have told all when he applied for the mamma. ag The cam was dismissed, but Mr. Edmunds said he would se„ set take the lads back, and the lads wore discharged from le his =vire. PROVINCIAL BANK OP IRELAND. (?HIS DAY.) I li.St. The annual general meeting of the proprietors M. wee held at moos, at the bank, No. 42, Old Broad-etre* ; Mr. MAITHLAN ATTWOODIO the chair. At the conontoommet of the proceedings, the four re- ot, tiring directors were unanimonaly reelected. The Ilisoarriar (Mr. T. Hewett) the, reed the report, which was as follows :—" In reek's' their report to the prietors at this time, the directors have to express their regret that they mama speak in favourable terms of the ._ l5l . condition of Ireland. Four adverse moons I. enooseslos, •••„„ from the year 1859, have neesmerily operated injgrioody upon the rimunistaness of the aumerons class of small et &men, and this ham of course affected the retail trade of at. the camintry. The summer of 1862 was more than usually wet IS and ingeoial, and the areal crops were inferior, and very U. marsh below an average. The potato crop was more pro thirties than that of 1861, bus was still under an average in el quaintly, audit was is some instances on the soath.wast mast et nearly a total failure. It was., however, generally of good it. quality, and in that reenact was better thaw for many 11. past. While, however, the memos was thin aefavoaeable to the agricultural and trading interests, it Is atl,faateey to 114 . el be able to state that the distrese which wee so t a, among the poor and labouring classes throughout the pre- la elms year was moth mitigated daring last year by the low at price of food, and greater abmidaece of fuel. In the linen el trade, the past year was eatiehetory ; for, though the home N salsa were affected by the dementia which has existed in mme of the manufacturing dig*** of Eagles& a. the export trade in linen goods considerably hicenaged. et. Flax spinning was in consequence active sad presparons throughout the year, and the high prim of flax readied d fairly remunerative to the farmer, though it was wet a pro dative crop. The value of money was low throughout the it laar. Tbefinctuatimisin the minimum ratedthe Baud Eng- e 1 ud were considerable, having ranged from 2to 6 per cent, la but the average rate of the whole year was under 3 per COM Under the circumstances which have been thus briefly 11l stated, the directors consider they have every reason to be satisfied with the result of the bank's operations for the past year as shown in the following statement, to which IL they have now to request the attention of the meeting. la The account submitted to the yearly geoeral meeting. in IL May, 1862, showed the amount of net. or undivided profits, OS at .Zth March, 1862. to be 255,018/. 19s. 91. ; out of which there ham been paid to the proprietors the amount of two ' 6 O ordinary and extraordinary dividends, as follows:—At Mid- se. summer. 1862, mailer, dividend of 4 per met., 21,11001. ; i< extraordinary dividend of 6 per cent., 32.4001.—x{,0001.; At Christmas, 1862: Ordinary dividend of 4 par newt., 21,6001. ; extraordloary dividend of 6 per cent , 32,4001. 61, , 54,0001.—toget h er, 106.0001. ; leaving a balance of 147.0481. 8 1' 19e. 9d. To which there has sines been added the amount it of net profits for the year ending on the 928th, being the last gt. Saturday of March. um, after deducting property lex, N. and providing for all bed and doubtful debts, 103,8641. 9a. BS 9d. • making the rest, or amount of undivided ratite at 26th March, 1863, 2,50.913/. 9s. 6d. ° A Although thin statesman exhibits a 'somewhat smaller e s. amount of profit them was realised in the previous year, the to directors have the satiefaotioe of intimating that it is their tit intention to coetiatue the same rats of dividend. and they 11 accordingly propose to pay. in July next, ao extraordinary dividend of 30s. on each 1001. share, and 12.. on each 101 share of the capital stock of the bank, in addition to the et ordinary dividend of 4 per mat., making the amount to be 4.- then paid 21.10. on each 1001. share, and 1/. on each 101. IS, share, for the half-veer ending at Midsummer next. They OS will also. as heretofore, pay the property tax for the pro- 11 prietom.'' LOd IL The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, ss. onsigratolsted the meeting on the state of the company's st. affairs. As its operations extended over nearly the whole et of Ireland, the bank was, he observed. necessarily dependent 16 very muck on the general state of the country. Three 16 come:Mies lied harms* bad produced their natural 1111 effect in the dieters of the popnlstioo. An investigation i t of the general date of Ireland had been made under the al orders of the Lord Lieutenant, and the result was to show N. that the general wealth and resources of the country al were in a satisfactory condition, and that the die. (IL trees was owing solely to the exceptional cause be had mentioned. The lames on three years' kareeste were estimated at 26,C30.0031. or two years' rental of the 'IL whole oountry. He believed that the manner* which the is recent calamities of Ireland had been met. and the sound 11 Econdition of the anintry, were attributable in a great to the operations of that and similar backs, which ; stimulated the agriculture, trade, and commerce of rtes the country wherever it seemed desirable to do so. The It stability of the resources of Inked mid the prosperity of * that beak ware very closely committed. He trusted that U the dividend sow recommended would be as satisfactory to 2 the proprietors as it was to the directors ; and that the ; board would not spio have to speak at an annual meeting gi of such causes of depritesion as had existed for the last tg three or four years. t• The motion having been seconded was put and carried le without question. 10 10 Mr. MACNAMAR . A .a =Iied that as the bank was pros. im porous. and then n of life were much enhanced in fey Ireland, the employfs of the back whose prosperity they * had contributed so much to promote should be considered II when the proprietors were dividing profits among them- 0 salves. The CHAIRMAN horsiest/many to the efliciency and nal of I / the staff generally, and premised that the rnuestion should go be eoceidered. te The *nal vote of thanks to the chairman and directors el coaaludid the proasodhip. as it In Committee of Ways and Mean, on Thursday ant the Clusessiler el tie Easiewar will WWII the rot• lowing resolutioni " That theezeoption from duty ranked by the 9th notion of the set passed in the 7th end Bth years of her Kohrhy's reign, chapter 85, in reaped of the convoy. anal of pannoists by Asap trains shall act extend to say zeilway bale which shall not his a teak naming an at haul etx days of the week, or else a train runniug to or from a Brass tem ce a whet thy, sad approved of 1 y the Lords of iho Ooomitios of Prhy Nowa far Trade sod Plaata thus es a Asap teat., for the coaretsace of pasesopers to or free reheh" • OW UM %NW SAN 1.01.1 101 1 I 1 10 ,1 so 401 I --- l!P 7 I *1 - I toi 10 I" KID AM WI ,061 IN .Vie M ,06 NO INI6 ,0116 110 ,NO M 1 ,100 100 ,000 10 ,000 60 ,010 60 1/0 6000 On 100 61C0 100 ;iilat 1100 .0 , 001 100 IN 1410 ,11110 .000 10 ,1100 100 ,000 10 ,0110 00 ,1110 100 ,000 1011 .000 AK 100 61 000 10. 10,030 10 7.000 100 1.100 000 $llO 100 10,010 100 1 ',NO 1 0 111,0110 111 KM* 110 KAN ill AMC % KM 100 IMO 10 111 0.0 0 00 100 41 01 0 11 SAW 100 14110 110 Wel 10 7{ , 6.. 1. owe Elm in 1.060 le ',WI 6 1.76 0 1,000 SO 7.614 774 36,2ne at. LOW 41: 01. kOOO 10 ~~-i 100 He 6 2 10 12 1 ° }d lo 72 76 10 2 110 1 21. 8) IF e ' 6 t set 61 111 KM 104 SO 41 1 Otdli 1 1 6 , 4 101 2f ims 1 : Nt 1 7 sew 2 Ups 161 ?a 1 Of dls U 64 IS $ 7 f die 1 pm lf Of dla 161 27 mita I I 4 Ms 11 2pm 1 2 I 1 Mspm ei NMI U U 66 16 99 91 I ilia SO par S* 6__ 6 9196 - is - se 11 1 1 dis I I Si 14 Sf 4 I - F - 2r 11 14 le al sa R • M is li-diN }MI 11 111 SO 5 6 6 110 116 112 116 3 0 Ilj 44'1 - i -- ii IN_ tf .1 t 4 Idu lidle ills pus II I If pa I I dis A 7 . 4 1 1 1 P. 6 t 416 par 11 6$ " sri - 0 ,6 It 116 awn, 188 143 PSC j PM Si I I * t s * 1 im i MI * Pm M ter MARKETS. 100 e ili I I q} 10. 27i I} 10$ tt el L} Si li 2 61 m ma Ilan rili 7} NI _ m Ada - a a sto MINEBr-(THI8 DA YJ - Two o'Cloce. In the mining market attention continues to be almost exclusively directed to East Cared= shares, which have again been largely dealt in. The present quotation is 90} to 314, being about the same as at the close yesterdai Zest Bead are fi rmer at 106 to 1 0 7 y }, while Wheal Seton have declined to 233 to 242 . Great Fortune are inquired for. Bondi Caredon slimes have been dealt in at 403 i. Vallanzace Gold shares are in demand, while Port Phillip are rather dull. Other foreign and colonial mines are quiet. A general meeting of the West Canada Mining Company (Limited) is convened for the 29th inst. By order of the Court of Chancery, a call of Lse. per share is to be paid by the contributories of the Tretoil and Messer Mining Company by the 28th instant. Subjoined is a copy of a telegram received from Bast Wheal Rowe :—" North pert of lode intersected at 120 fathoms level east in Vigor's crosscut. North promiaing. Report by this past." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& Aril i i i 1 Z o isle ATOMS IMPERIAL AVERAGES IThis i t all6s Mitis aaL M l Sls 41 . rt Si t lSs Mlle el Ms ils edM ills M Si SSG $ ills 11410. Si Ms 11d Os St 91 Ms Mlle Ml's Si Ms Si Ms il USIA 44414 Id M 11d,STs . 4 M els 54415 1: 114 as MM. Si ' Ild , -.-- - HA Ms 11 84 Us M rts 14 Ma M Si'- e MT.—WM* —, Osaa ire, B__. mid Tom la 'AMAX ITN PLINI•11113116n TO AMAMI MOM OF WON POMO VII KZ WM/ 11AZIOL 46. AI 2 45 9 46 8 46 6.. LIVKRPOOL OOTTON MARIE T. (rHIB DAY.) (av ILIOTRIO AND ummaaanoass. Tardows.) (MON 0011 OWE CIORIIMIPONDINT.) no Market keeps very quiet sad prim el3ll droopiwg. 13alea will probably foot-op 3,000 balm. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Sirma.—The market continues qtdet with oalv !WWI sales reported. At public is 2,300 bores of Enamel' were may partly sold, 6oe brows, 33a ; yellow, 34e. It to 361. 6d. ; !beetle, 40e. to 42a. Refined steady at pre vious orlon, brown lamps. 46a. 6d. to 475. Camila—The public sales of 450 casks of GO= are pro gresrisg quietly, but without material change in pries'. Tra.—The &mend is not active, bat prices an unfiltered. Rest—Far cargo Beugal *ere is some inquiry, but no sale, of imparinace reported. Sourreres.—At previous prises 700 bags bans bees mold ; ref:rustle° 41, at 375. 6d. ; and refraction 94 toll, at 36a bd. tincee.—No public sates have been 144 this week, and privately not mach business is paring. Corrow.—No sales reported. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The works* io otoady. Ausezed are the Foam& prices : Tows tallow, 4.1.4. Moist soh ; Petozebarg TA). oa the spot, 43e. Bd. ; Jam., 43a Bd. ; July to depte® 44a October to Deoembor, 46 a 3L METROPOLITAN OLTPLE MARKET. eI'HIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is again mall and the demand rod. oeasoquetly Menday's prow are well mentaiord, and in a few instances °nomad. The number of sheep is lariat than on Thursday last. The trade ia doll and no advance is maimed on lionday's quotation. The demand for lamb has decreased, and serval remain *sold. Trade is slow for oaken at Monday's qua:items. From Germany sod Holland Otero are 95 bee" 1,620 *beep, and 372 alms ; sad Spain, 30 beasts. Mil& cows, 106. Per stow of 81ba a 4. 4. 4. I he doom ot 81ba ad. a 4. Dist Iletet 4 6 0 fed Dead lialtda 48 6 0 Eta loots, Sisotationa ds. 10 . 4 8 4 10 Dot 1ee.4.6446.... 11b 00 0 0 Mooed gad. bawls 6 2 4 4 Do. do. Shore .... 4 44 8 Caves Ply 2• 4 8 Do. do. Mora .... 36 4 0 DestD44llllt.breds 0 0 0 0 lambs Naga at mat* 876 ; Swop and lamb*. 8,040 ; Calm, sr:. 81 1 1 . 1181 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—erms DAY.) Maws. Harvey mi d Easton report trade slow at the fol lowiag prices Prime meadow by, 70s. to We. 6d. , superior ditto, 75e. to KM ; leerier ditto, 40e. to 00s. r ows°. 40s. to 601. ; clover, old, 90s. to 110 s. ; ditto, mooed out, Me. to 1055.; straw, SOB. to 36.. COURT or PROBLTIL The department for per sonal applioatioos, Great Knight Rider-street, Doctors'. commons, will be closed on Whit-Mooday and Whit- Tuesday, as also on Friday, the 29th inst., which days will be observed es holidays. ROYAL Cot.tins or iiURGRONS.—The following gentlemen, having undergone the DIOIIIIIII2I GIRT:1101M time for the diploma, were admitted members of the college at a nmetioe of the Court of EXAnliller, on the 20th inst., viz. :—Meson. Charles Henry Battersby, Dublin ; William Robert Thornas, Musissier ; David Rows, Ber ms* North Wake ; and Asthma,' Mann Bery lles, Gloacester.street, Quesseqoare, stedents of hei School. Thomas Charters White, Upper Eccleatoo-place, Belgravia ; Arthur Breast Adamant , Dublin ; Alfred John Matthew, Loudon-road, St. John's-wood ; and Henry Law Kempthoroe, Wedmoor, Someiret, of King's College. William Frederick Batt, Gloucester ; and William Henry Diem Menace, Cambridge of University College. Charles Richard Pries Bayswater and William Profit Dales, Biixtoa, of the London Hospital. Maurice Cohen Rogers, New Berlingtoo -street, and Thomas Langston, Manchester, of the Cho:lug-crow Hospital. William Coleridge K ier oaoder, ol Calcutta, of fit. Bartholomew's Hospital. Henry Robert Davis, Addisoo-road, Notting bill, of the Westminster Hospital. Frederick Lawton, Chiddingfold. Sant', of Gay's Hospital- Thomas Beery Goodsir. Hull ; John Nicholson, Silloth, Cumberland, and John Douglas Lawrie, Bradford. ADORIGINO3 Pftarecriox Sociiyy.—The twenty sixth annual meeting of this so&q was held lest estsaits, in DINVoethlf•4111111 , 0 Chapel, :Mamas ; Mr. Henn Pease, M.P., is the abide. Mr. MONO% the secrelsry, read a very lengthy report detailing the dose of tie society during the year in fralsa, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the Cape, and South sod West Africa. In New Zealand the great experiment now working out by the goveroor, Sir 0. Gray, promised to neat is much benefit to the Maori populatioa. Mr. W. Croft, the escaped aegro slave, had 40110 out under the enviers of this society to visit the King of Dahomey, with the view if pos sible of putting a stop to the periodical hornet sacri fices taking place in that country, sad there was some hope of his minima being ssocessful, if funds are forth coming Mumble him to prolong his staythere. The gene rally peaceful state of the &Wall colonies afforded mach ermourasement to the labours of the society, which were proceeding suecatally, although their results were not anediately apparent to the world. The report alluded in Wei of approval to the late decree of the Fresch Emperor onsferriag on the Arabs in Algeria their title to the soil, so act of justice reflecting great credit ma that illustrious ma. The income of the society for the year had hese 1721. to. Id., sad the expeedtture 1561. 19s. 7d_ „. leaving a balsam of W. 6s. 6d. Ike liabilities we 891. 16s. Tai 'ATM GALlDL—During the severe plea which lava prevailed in the preset weak coasidarablo damage hu resulted to various dasetotions of craft is the stver.asd numerous collisions have taken place. Oa Tuesday a sang lugger was run down by a steam mead tear the Isom east; in the Lower Hope, end became completely waterlogged ; her crew, four in number, were saved. A lighter,beevily laden with barrels of oil, seek off Blackwell. and a large number of the barrels floated with the tide down the river, several beiog recovered by watermso. Two beams laden barges she went down near the MON spot, but the crews were saved. The steamboat pier meetly owned at Cabin's Town, between Blaakerell sad Gresswish, was considerably damaged, and is now closed for tame daring repairs. During the gales of Friday last the Beeedietioe de Dieu, of Boulogne, hound from Havre to Dunkirk, beams a : total wreck off Hoehn!, and her wow were with diflieulty 1 rid by the meat-guard senses. E 1 AprLIS AgeLIS. 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