The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Ertms ♦T Nl 4 l Till • AT 1 1 114111114011111 l BITUIL TUN LOlttr COM' This wu the fint trey of the sittings after term. The lid ustaised seventy four mem ZILL V. LINIIIT.-TIITANCT. Mr. Knowles sad Mr. J. Headmen appeared for tist laiattd, sad Mr. Serjetat Thomas lad Mr. J. 0. OrifiMha for the deltoid's's,. This was an 'mien trough% by the plaintiff, a tailor, at eying business in Old Bond-street, to recover fr:m Kte defendant, Mt George Kensit, eon and articled clerk to Nr. Thomas O. Kessft, solicitor at Skinner's hall, Dow gate-hill, 361. 17.. ed , for el tbes supplied. The defendant pleaded that, at the time the obligation was Incurred, be was as Waist tad under the age of 21 years. To this the plaintiff replied that the articles foroished were " nice.- " From the evidence, it appelred that Oct. withstanding the defendant's father having allowed him an ample supply of clothe., he, from July. 1`..;4, to blowy, 1845, iscurred the debt sought to tu recovered. On hi father discovering that he was maim into debt, be stopped the supplies from the regular tailor. This, it mu contended, made the clothes which the Vain tiff bad furnished, necessaries, u the defendsot had no clothes mope thou which were supplied by him after Jemmy, 1865. The Chief Baron told the jury that the question they had to devil' was whether at the time the go>de were oupplieed they were socawasy. The Jere retuned a nerd* fee plaintiff for t►e amount chimed, 36L 17e. 61. THE POLICE COURTS. =DS DAY. BOW-BTRERT. ♦ STAXIIIIID IX DIVIIICC Martin Bolt,, a epaaitrd, who 'Meted total 'samara of Elvish, was charged with a furious ►ad aaprovaked *t wit oa Mr. Robert Toast, of the Harrison Arm, Barri. eco.street. Ti elsplalasat bad gins off•aes by picking vp a tls• r.n slue!' waa lyieg woos do footway, sad was beaten by tit* prisoner wall a brooms. A. the prisoner obstinately reared to understand a word est wee said to bins is Reel oh, bat eekaowledged that he sedersteol French, a potlyesan in nowt, who happened to rank the latter language, wee sworn to interpret. Hasa, esplaieed to the prisoner the eel/Naas of sow pisinast, the interpreter Inquired if the defeadant, la the (cra, wished to ask say question of the witneas ? Tee grinner here bent late a furious deaunciatioa of the promoter, dielainieg with the oast mounding ro'ubility, sad illestrating ►ie sg tech with the west 'liberate panto aim, leap's( shoat Is the hog, sad almost tearing his already ragged clothing from his back is &scribing the iil• sap he represented himself •o have received. Yeaswhile the interpreter stood is ludicrous einberraienteat, befog suable tenths say seam of the extraordiaary jargon of bed Freed, nixed with oddities of Spanish, to wisieb the ;meet indulged. dereml respectable witaseses having co - thinned the pro mrstor's statement, the primmer was galled epos foe I defuse*, the interpreter Impressing as him the nesse -1.4 of speaking calmly sad intelligibly, sad monolog hin ged to the Fritsch Isogon.. He said that he and one of . compasions were toning for the sixpence, when the isimplaiusat in mein knocked the sixpence from his hand sad plated it up. Upon hie reenoeslrstieri the proseentor sole a violent attack on his Hers he hunt into another pestoseisele demoostraticia, in which he represented the pointer iseictleg a tertible beating upon him, Caging An upon the ground and jumping upon hiss. He denied basilic used the broom, sad declared that all the witnesses wee lien. He referred to bin landlady (who keeps ma Mimeos hove' in Shorengardsos) for his general ahem ter, and to his two compsnione, Antonio Flovini sad Giacomo C,,thegio, for a Mae account of this trauma/Hoc A smugger wu sent for these witnesses, and brought word that the Isadledy wee too drunk to Mau the Image, whith the two foreigners were protean!, keeplei out of the my, ferdiee, after giving ecmplainent the option of prow ovine at the melons, which he declined, deed the primmer 3i, or W. week.' imprison...et CLERKEN WELL 111011 WAT . Robert TIVII/11111. 27, of Middles minuet, Soseets-tows. s teiluwee placed at the bar baf_re kr. Tyrwhitt, charged wit►ete.ling from the person of Chula CoDyer 6t. di in slur, seder the following eircusestasses : lt appeared from the 'vitiates of the prceeentor that es ettardey sight, about twelve o'clock, the prisoser met him is a dark part of the Sr. Paaerae•rosd, sod, prodselag two neon, asked bin if he world purchase them. He replied is the negative, wham the prisoner seised him by the throat, led tack from his pocket the mosey rained above. He was treated so violently, that he was tumble to recover himself for tow time, bet wben he rune to himself, the prieoae► tad decamped. He gave information to the police, sad last alb% when is company with two policemen, he my the prasocsr is a public-house, and glue him into custody. The prisoner was a well kr.own associate of the worst of etwastsre. Tr e pritoner, •ho laid he W3I sot the sea, we, resaadid ter (either inquiries. WESTMINSTER. 111111ZZLIIIINT IT ♦ CLIME. George Towle, clerk is the *apt. yoent of Mr. J. Croft, obeeeeemeager, Hnis►tebritte-terrace, was dined nab ember:dims the sant of W. Ss. which bed been paid by meaner canted Benin, end 2/. Ile. 2d. paid by e'tet►er perm, which he bad not areosated for. The inve rt' mai wen proved to tare been paid. It further ap prered that the primmer•' deficiencies asonatad to riaarly E!• Ile wu costaitted r Iris'. FATAL ACCIDILNT IN TILL VICTORIA DOCK.—On W•dcesday Mr. Jetta Hasenian, • stevedore, residiag is AVred street, Stepaey, was stowing the cargo of the skip A Is, is the Vittoria (Leedom) Docke Plaistow, sad had ttedeote so as dime td sea the 'Gaels. He got tato a hit, sod a b , y rowed lb. boat to a timelier raft, when Mr. Hae.nan lamed. • elerk employed is tie dock got into de boat whoa Mr Bow sea lett ,t, and sails the boy was lowirg his put a barge a stupid, Lelf dratelits Dalin eresan, sassed Royasru Lawman, limped haat tbit barge "Ito the boat end oapersed it. The clerk sad the boy weak led ware drowsed be tore say essietatee elald be readered, batik. Detains., the h,r if the eniedtief, was laved. Be was brimat before Mr. &If*, et the Thema. Bolas* Cart yesterday, and the meg st - afe, after remarking Oa 1114 flab and indi.ereet condone t f the prisoner is jonapiag *to the boat with two persona to I. reasseled him oa Lail mill to-sorrtw. Ilse bootee of tb. deceased persons have Yee bees moven d. sad await a coroner.. imp os t SUPPOSED MCRDER, AT STRETFORD, NEAR MAN• cousTßa.—Tererl.y wormeg the body of a wousa, re- Itittlbl7 lathed, was foaled to the Bridgewater Coma, at 14,84/11i. star Idasenester, bowie, deep gashes ender we I st, ado s Ilea f,reheed, sod over thei stoma. The latter had "panted tb• j.• fr , to the upper part of to. lase. 164 events', when ao inquest wee opened, bi fore Mr. W a Ratter, snow, Ilea body hod sot bees Westland, att .11i thereat., evidene• to tier ow a light sios the air estrum of tatie womea's death and laments.' la the ttd WOOL awn DOCYTARD.—Orders are is circulation h Sat an additreent simply of good 'sadist kende kir scpeh d ht.• do, nt Woo wish dockyard. The docile es 4 berm, tempted is Attie, rot the war vessels, Whin en of the meet cored and formidable deseripti - a, are in lo Ismail, yowled state. The cumber attends maple/ad enpetiss the Thendelboll &Posen to oboe: 300. la m feet, Net ram, is 'stole os board the whole of t h e gem sa d laser hove, So masher of bander/seeped 'aryls( h seesedles the rinse' of l a bo ur requisite. In the Lases beide an the hone I.sting blew re Thunderbolt; the ilnun ledelsotieel stems. r Spillre, 140 b Two power; the 3 hos pror!aekeel enema meet Antelope, 260 00 / 00 P OllOl l Ir. II !COW etesausloop Nadir, 200-berse power; the It • R. lesbian Ti.,, M i d s . , old Growler. 60.b60-borer p iddl- wheel swam •11,41 Irides% 360 ht re the 6 paddlewheel stem el r p rudest, WO beets Pm?: lb. 2 Par hien gunboat, 60-hose pryer, aM Awe alirtle,„ I sta. Is the eater Weis are the 4 gunboat v• No7.,_ef 200 hone pawn; the 2 paddlewheel mama weel Tmid, 160 hone pews; the 14 anew S 'Ow. 406 tors peers ; the 2 ewe, etesee-gesb:lng e lt pnartin, Psenast, Pritk4 r sod Prsufs. si 60- town rash ; earl floe sorter fl - ate. N r. 1 seek on- U ' al Q. Cilia paddlewheel man troopship Dee, 300 hewn ser; No. 2 deli, the 6 per screw stene-wnwel Roebuck, yaw ns rwer; sad No 3 dark, the Gies paddlewheel sleep VISO., 280 hon e power. n Tie , r. 10.—A moo get the eargo jut brought T lore lion Latham plop, is the A elute strnareer, wen which apses( cl on die sesifeet SI NSA duet hes Centre/ewe, relied at 49,000 f r 2.000/. •ler. sad bete list ruth weed in &seised lest week by the anal West see, er S lest. Oa opening the pee hen. 22 tem feast to eorsiot of sassil elst • car PM Tlio roi.iiefy of the mold suet, it la believed, Uwe " .• )-Pletisted a: Carbrgess. THE INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE. MEETING AT THE MANSION HOUSE (THIS DAY . ) A public meeting of noblemen, gentlemen, merchants, bankers, and traders of the snetropolis, was held this after noon at the Egyptian H a ll, M ans i on H our, f or t h e pur , pose of ezpress:ng the sympathy of the people of this riutt'ry with the sufferers by the late inandatioas is Prance and of aiding the subscriptions now being mind is Paris for their relief. Amongst the gentlemen present we observed Lord Raves,. worth, Baron R Absebild, Mr. E. Eveyla Denim, M.P., Mr. Rallies Carrie, M.P., Mr. Ti.,t M.P., Mr. Thomas Itsriog,M.P., and met of the leading City magnates of t►e day. The muting woo very numerously attended, the body of the magnifleent ball being quits Mall of gumless'', mostly segued I. the trade and Comments of the City of Londe.. The Lord Mayor,attended by • large body of supporters, entered the ball a few minutes before one o'clock, and im medistely sfterwards the business of the meeting woo commenced. The Lotto Matto' in opening the proce - diuge, *polo ' lot is:d for not having gives a Seeger notiee of the meeting, but he had thought that the language of sympathy was always prompt, and the sooner the meeting was held the better. He soon found by the letters he had received from all parts of the country that it was the boaaden duty of the people of Pegland to suet end 'sprees empathy for the sufferings of our French nsiehbonrs, but berme c►lling the meeting, he thought it right to co_salt with led Gentle! friends on the subject, and to oommusicate with the thief municipal authorities of Paris. To this latter eomwunie.tion he bed received a reply the next warning which improved gratitude and sharks towards the eitisens of London far the tympani, they felt for the sufferers from the hthadstioas, sod *safety to *cooperate with the authorities of the Hotel de Ville in attempting to mitigate the misery which this sudden eruption had produced. His lordship having this' the letter, went en to observe that he was afraid the calesity which bad befallen France was hardly appreciated, lothtue it was not andentood is the ecruntry, but frau letters he had received from France he thought it was impossible to exaggerate in overwhelm lag extent. England had shown herself ever ready to assist suffering humanity, and at this particular Nutting, in the history of the two nations, be was sure she would not be backward in adding her erontributioas to thou of Paris in relieving the frightful sufferings which the loundsCons had occasioned. (Cheer) He would leave it for the meeting to take rush step as It might dust expedient to carry out the object they had is view, and he would *all upon the Governor of the Bank of England to ■smo the trot resolution. The Govissos of the Bask of Ragland stored the ant resolution as follows:—"That this stooling has loused with groat comers the ealsonliy sustained by oar French, neighbours in easeegeesce of extensive inundations in several districts of Prange." In enforcing the resolutios the governor observed that le agreed with Lie lordship that it was hardly possible to estimate the real extent of the calamity which hod overtaken France, but to give some idea of it he might Mate that the if midst one covered as extant of easstry some six bewared miles is length and one thousand two hundred in breadth. Is feet, to give • feather Ills atratios of the disaster, if they could Imagism this Leland swamped over hem the wart of Devonshire to the harden of Bootland, they 'mold have some idea of the magnitude of the inundations which had soddenly come upon Prance. (Rear, bear) No doubt is the Inscrutable decrees of Providence this vi sitation was intended for an all wise wpm ; he would not attempt to sposslate as to what that pampas might be, hat it would afford Ragland an opportualty of 'bowleg bow closely she was attached to her noble and ge mesons neighbours Is France, sad how deeply she sympa *hilted with them at the moment of domestic suffering and , 1 disaster. (Cheers.) Mr. Timms Eaarno, M.P., eisonded the resolstioo, sad la doing so he took occasion to Omer,* that he thought the Lord Mayor had done right to tailing the metier, together on the spar of the moment. Had there been a longer setae he was satisfied they would have bad thousands pressing forward to testify their sympathy with France, where previous engagements now recanted them from being present to-day. (Hear, hear.) They had not met there to render assistance to France in a peenaiary point of ♦tsar, bus... Ike, asy•logod u.. aut.k sad, twat 'Limy Lad Mil de as net of justice sad duty to their own feelings. It w the expreslion of Isaias that would be vaned by France, more than the contributions they should and to the Paris nacriptiou, and it was In that spirit that this touting had been convened. Zealand had fought with France osa the battle-aeld, aid mingled bar blood with that of her gloriou French neighbours, and it was only as act cf delicacy that England should take the moist opportunity of showing that she could sympathise with Frill.* is setters of a partly social sad domestic character. (Chests). The coldest asters* could hardly avoid feeling something like sympathy for the sub feria, and he did sot woad*, that this vat calamity had excited such a universal &slag of sympathy. (Chem). The resolution was Masa put, and carried by sorlamatioa. BAZON ROTIVICEILD moved the text reeolutloa, That this mesting,deeply sympathising with the misfortune whish has Wien on the inhabitants of those districts, desires to coffer its cordial oe-opt ratios with the efforts now being made la Francs for the immediate relief of the sufferers." He spiel with those who p•eceded him, that it was not the money hat the expression of English sympathy that would be moat appreciated in France, and therefore he hoped the subscribers would be large in amber though small la ansraat. (Hear, boar ) Mr. EYITLN Daemon, M.P.. who Lad just rethrued from Frazee, seemsded the ritsoletcn, and detailed the remit of his experience of the tenth!, rains which had produced these dreadful innundstiess in the meth of Frame. TM /theist' who attended the Aeries'tarsi Exhibition had boss nnanimme In getting up sabseriptions to main fa relieving the oviform, and he could sense the meeting it was the sympstby. and not the money suMmlbed, that the French people monied to have valued most. (Cheers.) This resoletfos, like the first, was eanied sabelesoasty. Mr. J. B. MUTH m.Ted the third rtsoletioe, "T►at wit's this view a sommittee be formed seder the super iatradeace of the Lord Mayor, for the perpree of reesiviely sahsriptieae sod trac emitting thus to Pads." Mn. DILLON, in a few spptoprista rroaarkr, weeded the reesletSea. The rescletioa wu thee pot sod carried. The Lou MATO!. bus sosounted that nhs:rip•ioa lists wen already epee, and between 4 0001. sad 6,0001. bad ►ees subscribed. It was of imp runt. tbst thaw who wishod to srotributo towards the object should do so forthwith, as it wu latsadad to make a remittance to Paris to sight. KZ LULU Cr II.III World the ant no Antics, zonal aat•og t►e committee, sod remarked this meeting would afford a graceful termination to t h e great straggle In the battle &Id, witieh the salted urns of Beglaad sad Fromm bad just brought to a sumenfel termination. Mr. I B PILISCorr reeolidloa the resolution. Mr. ANDiasOK baring strokes is support Di it, The resolati .0 was them put sad tarried. Oa the motion of Lard Invenswortb, weeded by Eir Nome Y ateflon, the Lead Mayer was aimed tremens, sad bankers were appeiated to wain sabstriptioas. Thesis were thee •oted to the Lord Mayor, sad the nosing separated. THE DUKE or NOITHUMBEELANDII TINASTRT.-- Th• unto, the above nobleman having proposed one dons for taking land which a member of trout farmers onaidemed highly objestiesable, and se nutting back to the priaeiples of feudalism and serfdom, wu resisted by Mr. W. Wetherell, lets of Xiebbridge, near Derlirgtoo, the well.ksown analoseer. It appears that an ague meat, sostaining the oinoslowe meditieue, was promoted to him, with an latiouthea that ha meet either ...ifs or quit," and rather than be a party to sash an sgrooment, be adopted the latter alternative, althoogh at a vary emesidorahle Iwo. In order to exhibit adu appreci ation of his mealy madam, and is pert to reinebteree him Mr hints, mebecoption were metered into for the ?armee of parallai kin with • teetimemiaL Then were 3,000 nietelhese s eel the usual raked *sable/ the amnion to maw • diver true, sallied at nearly SOL mad to pre test to Mr. Wetherell 400 soverolone beside.. The presen tation et tit% hendence tootiotovial took plus es Saturday UM, at Richmond is Yeekrbire —Busters Comae* Herald. Tan RoYAL &WY CialtDENS.—The building of the oaten nen. SW the (Mbar arrangements to socetituto theme gook= • pine et publie eatertaismist, ere rapidly aegreeding seeepletin. A few weeks more will are the gi or g gamy Mane throated with optimums, ten thou• tied einem en be received seder saver in the =sale hall, whose lowers and high polat4 roof may sow be nen Milan able the Iron It. to Is e!. ii a. is U • THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1856. BRARR LISTS-THIS DAY. Tire °Timm. se Ise se M Wm N is sins Ho soot ISO IMO Ka fIIAN 30 SI se ss NO M 4: 1" lei %NO ISO 10 se se Ili a 1 is 32.000 IS OSAP N le N i.". The railway sham market to•daiia flat, ups. airily for the heavier stocks, most of which hays declined about 1 per cent. London and North- Western stook is quoted 102 to 1 : Great Western, 611 to 1; Midland, 78} to 79; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 92/ to 93t. Royal Swedish shares are marked t to lines are generally quiet. iikla Sera Amurlds Pmlna Mob disk Oltiganig..llWllol. Cagsioareill7rGisii Ftlik29.kaati42o". LI. Foreign IMMelill. --- - ...:: lisia ma1=. 0. .. 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I. 117 j t 4 42 6.668 A 431 4" "6 155 1.106 al .. 11 o 4O 139 277 tee sae 141 128 -- - Wait in r umel s eltzei:orhe. d v i : 1230 4.402 6,932 MA Mel d ..... ...... 412 11144 11102 21961 11110 1.638 TO 1613 1412 =am 627 306 1163 TT6 Cm. in a as 107 0 27,167 2.311 1671 4.102 1150 lasoldre .. 91 2,629 1016 6174 1906 116.11 Woks Inl LOU MOO LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. JIHETING THIS DAY. This morning a special general meeting of Um shareholders of this Company was held at the Company's Moss in the Watlrlco Station, W. Chaplin, Beq., M.P., In the chair, for the consideration of "A Bill for the ansit o m b 7 Leeßelem ea./ Gomel. wa0.... neilmory Owes play, of a Railway from Yeovil to Rester, to be called the Rester Entangle. Railway,' end for other purposes." And at the lame meeting than were •100 to be submitted for the conaideration of the proprietors, the following bills, la which reopectively cocain clauses and proviaions have been 'awned by their respective promoters, proposing to wafer ;owns on, or to effect the interests of, the Loadoo and South-Western Railway Company, els. : I I I. A bill for authotisleg WAG arrangements between the 1 1 west end of London end Crystal Palace, the Load., Brighton, and South Coast, the South Rasters, and Leaden and South Western Railway Companies, for oak or loses of the West London and Crystal Palace Railway, the regula tion and imam of espied, and for otter purposes. 2 A bill for incorporating the Salisbury Railway and Marks hew Company; for authoriaing them to make and maintain • railway and market-house at Selkebery, and for other par potse. 3. A bill f,r making a railway from Southampton end Dorchester railway to Blandford Saint Mary, and for other poqrwce. 4 A bill for malice • railway from Lyntington, in the *runty of Southampton, to the London and South- Wisest* railway at Broakaabant, in the alum county, to be called the " Lymington Railway," with a leading-place at Lymiagton abresaid, and for other purposes. The 811CliTAZY having read the advertisement OM. ventag the meeting, ToeTCELIIIIIAX Made as esp'enstery statement, in the wane of which he said that the fl at line mentioned on tits Bodin. Ms., the linter and Yeovil, was the fatly cos Is which the Company was interested, either by subscrip tion, charm, or ospital, or in any way whatever. The Great Waters bad, so the shareholders were no doubt aware, attempted to impel them to accept a clause making it incumbent arm them to lay down a doable line of rails, so as to have a broad se well as a narrow gunge, bat that attempt had been defeated, and the line therefore would be upon the narrow gasp only. Of the other four their names had bee. withdrawn from the Crystal Palma line, and they bat no mannezion by shares or etp:tel with the other three, nor did they promote them ; but as they might have janetious with them, or be required ti work them, Uwe' better to give t►eir mutation to the bills et omit. Tee micas classes having been read, pro forms, of the Raster and Yeovil Bill, a discussion arose, to which it wa s stated by the cowpony's solicitor, that if the Raster end Yecril Company should maks the demand, the Routh Western would be bound by the bill either to advance 100,0001. apoo leen to the former, or take that amount in slum at their own option. The Camaxaw then moved that the sanction of the malls, should be given to the Ratter Lad Yeovil Bill. Mr. exow seconded the motion. Mr. Burs protested al/elan the bill, as biter a emu. gauss of the penal measure forted epos the company by the legislature lut 1 ar , is &limos of all principles of froo sat on sad egaity. Thou was, however, no may, from dm bill, and therefore be should not rots 'plait it. Mr. Petunia upraised himself to a similar offset. Mr. WOOD energetically opposed the bill, epos the ground that the line wauld tied statesmen with a view to sapient his opiniou. Mr. Elsrjeant GAZIILIZ inquired bow Mr. Wood proposed to stop plrliamout ? because it he cuild show a way to do that, ha (Mr. Selma o.sele•) would vote with him in op location to the bill. Mr. WOOD said parliament would ao more dare to stop their dividends them to stop the dividends oa the aational debt. (Laughter.) . . Mr. &natal Glozsz.zi intimated hie opiate* that par liament would not be very aloe spin the paha. A 8 zzzzz OLDIS said that there wee ewe serious defeat la the bill—vis, that it gave them no power to fora a jug ties with the Great Wester. at Ester. Aller somas farther dboan?o► the tactics was adopted ; sad the ether bile kayak( hoes I reoell7 saaetioaed, the promdiago terminated. Fuaran RIINIFOIOEMLNTS FOE CANADA.—A fivvrespondent writ's, In addition to the troops on their pasesge, or wider orders for Cassia, ft Is intended by the governeent to segment the luny i. that province by 6,000 This combo, sill feticide two cogitating of Gavels', nob 360 strong, 4 batteries of fold utak ry, sad the romaingsr infantry regime% sag s battclias of the ma Wass, a Meanest of the Land Treosport Corp, astsberieg 400 drivers sad 120 utiliser., are held in nadiatio to eabuk fa tbo isms domination." MONEY MARIBT.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The funds have again declined per cent., owing to renewed statements that Mr. Crampton has been virtually dismissed from Washington. The declaration of the Paris 3fraiteur that no loan is contemplated by the French govern ment has failed to check the downward ten dency. Consols, after standing at 94} to ex div., for the 10th of July, are now quoted 941, "sellers." The Three per Cents. reduced have been dealt in at 14 to 94k; the New Three per Cents. at 91k to $; Exchequer Bonds at 991 to f, being better; Exchequer Bills at 6s. to 9s. prem.; and India Bonds at 9s. prem. The New Loan Scrip is quoted 2: to 2k prem. Turkish Six per Cents. are quiet at 99j to ; and the Four per Cents. at 1031 to j. Spanish Bonds are rather flatter, and other foreign descriptions very quiet. The sales inolude—Dutch Four per Cents. Certificates at 96 and 951 ; Peruvian Four-and-a per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 5,1; Equador New Coneoli dated, 14; do., Provisional Land Warrant., 4 ; Gra nada Active, 171; do., Deferred, 7 ; Spanish 01 Three per Cents., 47; the Committee's Certifs., 61 per oent.; Venezuela Active, 29j; ditto, De. 'erred, 12j. The next payment on the loan, amounting to 20 per cent., or one million, falls due on the 28th instant. Fifty per cent. will then have bet n paid up, and there will be no further demand from this source until the 24th of July, when another instalment of 20 pr cent. becomes payable. Against these instalment' must be set the payment of the July dividends. At the annual meeting of proprietors of the lonian Bank, held yesterday, the net profits of the year were stated at 8,4341., making, with the balance of 1865, a sum of 14,8131. After deducting . two dividends at the rate of 6 per cent. there remained a balance to the credit of profit and loss on the let January, 1858, of 7,3131. The report was adopted. The half-yearly dividend meeting . of the London and Westminster Bank proprietary is to be held on the 16th of July, and the annual meeting of the Union Bank of London proprietors on the same day. An extraordinary general meeting of the United Homccopathio and General Life Assurance Society ie oallcd for the 17th inst., to consider a recommen dation of the directors for the dissolution of the com pany, and for the transfer of its business to the English Provident Life Assurance and Tontine An nuity Society. A petition for the winding up of another assurance society, viz., the Caxton Life Assurance, is to be heard before Vios•Chancellor Wood on the next pe tition day. The fourth call of 11. is to be paid on the Clan A or Preference Shen" of the East Indira Iron Cow pony by the Ist July. A proposal is brought forward for the formation of a company under the Limited Liability Act for the peahen of the ship British Empire, built by Mr. Patterson, of Bristol, and which has just returned with a large cargo of guano from the Pacific. The purchase money is 21,6001., and it is proposed to fit the weal with an auxiliary screw. The capital is fixed at 40,0001., with liberty to increase, in the event of the company's operations being extended. Constituted shales in the Great Luxembourg Com pany (141. paid) are to be ready for delivery on the 14th of July, in exchange for the provisional certi• ' flea's, for the re-issued shores. The Electric Power Light and Colour Company are inviting applications for a fresh issue of 101. shares. The directors propose to take steps for bringing the undertaking under the Limited Liability Law, as soon as the bill now before parliament shall have pared. Shares of the Belgian &Awn Junction Railway, upon which the lost call of 10e. shall not have been paid by the 4th of July, are to b 3 forfeited. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, 800, and Co.: There has been, ambit the poet week, more activity in the market for American securities • some large amounts of State stooks have been o ff ered for mile, and have been freely parchteed at oar quotations. THIIIIIIDAY Brumes. 1 1 The fends retain much firmness, but were pre judivid to-day by a renewal of unfavourable rumours relative to the American question, coupled with news of considerable activity in the naval department of government. The extent of the day's depression, however, was limited to per cent., and the closing quotations were only g per cent. below the final range of yesterday, so that the late rise may be considered fairly supported. In the Stock Exchange taday's instalment of 20 per cent. on the new loan induced a more active de mand for accommodation, the cerrentrate being about 5 par east. for abut loam on stock, but there - was • good supply of messy. In the discount market there is no partieel•r demand, and the Bank is still underbid. Consols, which closed yesterday at 943 to 3 ex die., for the 10th July, craned this morning at 943, fell to 943 to 3, and stood at the close of the house at 94 616t0 I. The official berates report is u fol lows :—Thres per Cut. Comas, for amount, 10th July, 943, 3, j ex die. Three per Cent. Reduced, 943,3.1. New Three per Cents., 941, 3, 3.3. Bank Stock, 2173. Three-sad a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868 and 1859, 993. India Bonds, 6e. prem. Coasol Scrip (New Loan), 2/ prem. The scrip of the New Loan clued at 23 to 23 prom. Exchequer Bills advanced le., closing at 61. to 9s. prem. Exchequer Bonds maintain their improved quotation of 99 to 3. The foreign stock market sus quiet. Turkish Six per Cents., although marked in the morning u high es 100, email to 3 per cent. lower than yesterday. at 993 to 3. rho Guaranteed Four per Cents. left off et 103 j to 3, showing a decline of similar extent. In other foreign securities the variation is unimportant. Lomberdo.Venstian Railwsy shares closed tc day at 63 to 63 prem.; Rigs and Dcnaburg Railway, at 23 to 23 prem.; General Bank of Switzerland, at to I prem.; and Euphrates Valley Railway, at 6-16 to 7-16 prem. The shares of the Western .Railway of Austria were dealt in at 23 to 23 prem. Ottoman Bank shares closed at 3 to 1 prem.; Bank of Egypt at par to 3 prem.; and National Discount at 3 to 3 die. Other Bank stocks were steady. As regards Land shares, the feature was a recovery in Canada Land. Victoria Dock share., old sad new, have advanced to par to 1 prem. East and West India Dock stock wu dealt in at 124; General Screw Steam at 143 and 143 ; and North of Europe Steam at 133. The Aoadian Iron Company's aharea were quoted to 3 prem.; Chartered Colonial Fibre, I to 3 prem.; sad English Fibre and Paper Manufacturing, 3 to prem. 106 100 100 100 100 i ii ad MINM.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The market for British mining steels remains re markably quiet. &WOWS is very dull. In the Stock Exchange to-day Tin L'roft shares have ben dealt in at 4$ ex die.; United Mexican at SI; and Mariquita at 12s. &L Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange: Mining Exchange °facial list : But Clowrowoo, Oa., 61. ; Rod Bon, 37 ; Gooomess, 29* ; Gnat Alfred. 3, f ; North Fromm, 10 ; Namara* Uottod, 78.80, 76. 78 • Vole of Towy. 270 Id., 304._; Wheal Lodeott, 311 ; Wheal Mary Ace, 381; ; Wheat Trofwds, 11, 12; Wheal Trolaway, 30, I. In the Stock Exelmage: Carr, 84* ; North Boost, 37 ; West Bunt, 34; Bow wore., 74, 74. 79 ; Vises Low., 2.. Bd. ; Bra Forsooth), 30. 81. ; Fort Boma, 3.. 34., 3r. 84 ; Wheal Mary Asa, 36; Gnat Wheal Alfred, 3, f ; Podowaros, The 28th annual report of the Directors of the St. Intin Del Rey Mining Company has been iaened. The half-yearly dividend is redard from 40s. to 80s. per share, owing to a diminution in the prodsos of the ores. CRYSTAL PALACIL—ONI SHILLING DAY, THURS DAY, Join 12.—Adtaboloot as inmost, 6,433; ditto by mow lad" 664; total 'ldiom 6,107. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE—THIS DAY. The weather changed to wet last cleat, sod ft still raw slightly, which will, however, be more beneficial than other wise. The suprliee of bosh English and foreign wheat con tinue moderate. Anoth.r large cargo has arrived from CrLitstedt, which la held firmly. The market mast be quoted firm, at the advance of last Monday. Elmer wu quite as dear as before. Barley, beam, and pees owns to hand very slowly, and their value is vre.ll,lspootted. --- Oats was in (sir request, with the turn In price against the buyer for choice qualities. Azar; aa INTO LONDON PROM JUNE 11 TO JUNE . IS. laillsh Boatel.. Irish. Mr. Wart lt 40 Barley 4. 1 330 Oats Malt ..... .... 990 Flour, .11,t70 Melia. 3 . batiele. Loeser Areasoca—Wheat. 70s. 3d.: Barley, 37, tta; Eye, 39e.; Beam, els. id.; Pam 42e. Od. IMPERIAL AVERAO6B. ; Oat; west. Usu. Rye. , BMW r.... May 1666 6d 40s 6d116 9.21384 11d'416 1141211 s NI le ... 0174 7d 401 14256 104,11. 74141. 94916 64 17 'Ws ed els 04 no 04141. 44.1 . Mos 114 26 69e 24 396 64 126 1 04 its 61414 19116 id 31 ... 66. Sim 014 .$. led W id 426 2 gee lid June 7 94 884 74 26; id 416 1041,12. ed 196 94 6 weeks' A. Aver.9B6 Odd% 7d 23e 1141626 9016 104896 94 Dowv.—Wbeet, Barley, Clete. lye. Bowes. sad Pen. le. _A ;May My S. May 10. ray 17. illay 14. May 11. Jane 7. --- - - i- -- - .. i ......„ .... 1.., ... I. 67 7 ... ... 1 ... ... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (DT waourrio TILIONAPN.) (MON Otti OWN 00R/LISFOWDINT.) The trade in our market this day was sluggish and limited, and the attendance of traders and fanners only moder►te. Red wheat was mares, and commanded esteems rates. There were line parcels of white taken to hold over at lower prices. The chief request was for Indian c3rn, and that was 6d. dearer. Other allies' tacclianged. The weather is wet. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Bnoxa.—We have had a large sad motive demand this week. Spemleans have bought largely. both for arrival and oa the spot, sad the dealers have also bought confi dently ; and although we cahoot quote a greater adverse* than 6d., yet the quantity done has so large that it en courages holders to expect high prices. Refined has also advanced. Grocery lumps were quoted 66e. 6d. to 695. Conlin.—A fair amount of business has beta done this week at previous rater. Cocos has barely supported last week's prima. Tai —With the exception of some speculative purchases in greens, there hae not been mesh done, general quotations remain unaltered, Commas Congos 9d. op. per lb. Rice.—The demand has much subsided the last two day., yet prisms have been firmly supported. Rom.—We do not alter prices, bat the demand has been _ . . Brarrwrai.—A small amount of buinses has been done, ad prime are a abed. lewer. Bricis —flulden have been firm and prime are nn- ----- --• Corrox.—A fair banners done at previous rates. In other articles no material altarstion, but with the es. 'option of sugar articles hove been rather Inactive. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market is quiet tc-isy, at the following quotations, via.: —Town tallow. 465. nut cub ; Petusbus Y.O. the soot. 465. 64. to 9d. ; Juno, 465. Gd. ; Oct. to Dec., 465. to 46.. 34. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is large, and the demand rather deareand ; consequently prime ea the avenge are lower; yet chtfoest kinds are freely disposed of. Although the number of steep la smaller, it is still a good supply. Trade is heavy, bat Monday's rates ars pretty well sup ported. Lambs and 'slue sr. lower. From Germany and Holland there are 40 bouts. 250 'beep. and 210 calve'. Spain, 300 beasts; Scotland, 11:0; Norfolk and Suffolk, 400; and 180 mlleh cows from the Home Counties. Pot mass OM& a. d. 8. d.; Assad Ma a 4. a 4. Bat Scota,Harefords 4 8 0 2? DM • Unwed' ilk 8 0 81 Bea ebor‘borns 4 4 4 5 DO liscond quints bode.. 3 0 4 0 D& ...., 4 410 Oahu Pip.. 3 4 6 6 0 4 6 4 la Duss surds, 4 . 6 4 . 4 sts ..... Bs at starket.l.BBB; mass. lad Ilunbr..l6od; . OM.. 438 ; We. BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.-THIS DAY. Muir/. Pattenden and Smith report that thin • hood demand for the fine hops at hornet's prime. Th• fir fa inermaing. Duty estimated at about 160,000 i. NEW ZEALAND COMPANY. Yesterday the 1 general court of proprietors of this compaoy took place at the (Moto Broadotnet-baildinp; Mr. 0. "MALL to the Wiz. The report of the directors, which wee sowed to, stated that daring the Inseelal year ended on the Bth April list the some received from Mr 16slasty's goverment mks the pawns of the seta of wins. mast ((tteluding 4.3401. lo IGO esedeel In the early part of the year. med Muldioned in the peedom ou p i hol minuted to 111.9611. 4o b i a: 4 ll hod arises tema the et kid males effected in New im the greener. et We ems s end the 16,4101. ld, the seminell a Mail ea the kb Ayr% MA mamma had bees mole Mr gerreml giNiw charges, aid hems tar, and 44,0911. Pt pet d w 4 UIUL) Ms distributions to shareholders. The Mime remalming ea lewd a ithiri owned of 1,9074. 17a. 6d., set awe to met IM uo pram et the dielrilia. dons declared; mg 1,114 7 . Ile. Mr let ge The 1011111 from private soarer not repaid. tad Ohm men Usenet@ olietandlog on the ems der, ..c,ot.d to 1,4671. Te. 14, The Mime dos from the Crow to the compose on tbe Sth April wee—lMeemt, I, ln as eludes et MAIM,IIIII. 17e. Id.; peineipal, 11ie,6711. Se. 7d.; in W. MIAMI. le. lid: Wt. it wee Motel that overtures Ml Ma mode by Mr. C.l Alai*. so these m. swaths et the germ el NM Oda* ler the satleixioe or Media owes by the Cam as dis enknese. kens et a onionskin Is be temitil Ober en sr Wei Ms le et Aped, 111a1; awl 014 alter series nevelletleme, •prepmed ineopmest bat remilrd Now 7.4slnd Demesr Ye; IS the polaiders odd set le Yid lire the Cabala IlAglgater• k alma mumble to ft /011 Mow leg. la the mesiewhile. Ur. heimbey her regassed as alsriss at tee Vim Iron the of 4rli. 11167, to the eth of Aprff, ea the doable essal Mat it would met be practicable to rata - aid pay ow the messy wieldnibe time Ira mentioued, nod th,t angst eff polio meet weld Weise !noire& TO white the direc.ors replied that if the arrempenimt eff July 1651, 1631, be ilessikAite adopted by the legisla. tare of the selegy, If all aweenres be keen which woes replete Me 'Meg sleet think en the poet et that tare, audit emit eager and ouch emeseme be ellsially eteseen4 mud on or berme as Ilk et April, Iran they skald he teemed to recommend le the shemishlers the meeplance 110 ereertgaal e ad UM minis@ of tins oft ids et April, 1904, et he sash iiiihe dooms Webs be Mel Is site Me carrying the sews Intetell The ellen etas erreenesent week be that the beWre elm* el Vbe Seill ell dimes wed/ resin thweender (la Wed= to as M. Mb. .ha d imelleed shady) •• knew met 'Ult. tee , d the Mar ed ea& r i Ceeir arm eddlete le elm Ile. he led yes caked ) • tertherene of Ills. at aisseetar that the mid !swat &Mr leilsior, non of latenaellate panel whisk might women the weld 41 dr Omits MOW dolt el 363,3704. lea. The shardedien had as yeelehly lee n. act de sores advanced by Individual mete el the Oeserbery Meesisdes on sceount of the eettlem est d Csakdrary, BM weeds et 17,9001., were Mont MM repimed to these gelegnmen deg the irewlaturs of ate provisos. The directors were not wrest say movement having bee* made on the pert either st as Car. lathery. ookoiso or of the waters of the Canterbury A.. mean= to replace the ruse advanced by this company for the eater bliohment of the setlement, and not Co yet repaid. The Weis swan* white, alleviag for on twin deductions, hod not been replaced to the company, of the expeoditurc incurod by it on account of Cate. terbury was, at presort (whom of Mterew). 19.376/. Ile. 7d., plum 4,3211. arising from Med sales effected in July, IMO; mating al toe/stare 11,7011. 11.. fd. The statement of reecipte and peyments, from the 6th April, 1104 to the 4th April, 4026, 'bowed that the former amountsa to 49,3011. Ss. 7d., end the latter to 43,3171. 13e. gd. ; leaving • balance of 1,1141. 6s. 11d. After the adoption of the report. Mr. J. R. Gowen, Mr. Jeremiah Priebe% end the Baron do Goldemid were reelected throws, sad the buOrmas ternnatcd. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ASCOT HEATH MEETING. THIS DAY. ILICTRIC TILLIOLAPIL) FIRST CLASS WOKINOHAM STAKES. Lady Florence.. .. .. .. 1 Peter Wilkins .. .. .. 2 Culla .. • . • • • . • . 3 15 ran. LATEST BETTING. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 7 to 1 opt Zota 12 to 1 -- 11.thoe9Ltt (I) A MOTIIIIRIS CRUELTY TO HIM CHILD.-.-CAlf. TERIIIIRT, 7111.1111DAT.—Theeouot1 ssaaistrates here adjis &sated as a skockieg et.. to da. William Jarman, al Wlidtdab and his wife, Leal Jarman, were eieute lb. embus W Nett moat& hard labour, and her boatload is els mason, foe molly ill-treating Lucy Fill, the illegal sate of the hank defendant, and only eight years Olt op. They bad tied op the child naked, so that she steal ellter• leg, the otter leg being fastened to the bedpost, le which pastors @be was kept many hours. They had Am bastes her with a tope an inch thick, until her beck wow " like a piece of raw bed." The pJor little matey* was beaked and lacerated all GUT is a frightful .ones, r W a frlpUal gunner. i INNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII fl ii 3 9 Q is is If IS 44 4 1 T 4 l 1 1 4 i I* 4 4 4i 6 jay iii 15 I? SHARE& 111 Ils Ili 117 H SO M OS ICO IN 18 17 111 183 i i• I of ad la 113 96f 77 186 101 elf f 1•111 I I 101 i f N 103 fai 9 49 all l die Is' 1. 1 1 la I 111 I $9 xi 28 4 i i