The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-05 00:00:00

The defendant said only one companion went to the station. Another afterwards came from the Saracen's [Head Hotel, where be was stopping, and brought the landlord, who bailed him. He had never used an indecent word or expression, and only went to the place for a necessary PU ZITIOX said be believed the sergeant, and also thought that he (the defendant) did not quite know what he was about, and that, had he been himself, he would not have done no. The defendant was then fined 10a, or memo dart _ _ BIRD . B-21X,ITING Df HTDLPLHZ. Janke Luffy, a lad, was charged before Mr. lino: with wilfully damaging the trees in Hyde•park. Frederick Holmes, Hyde k constable, No. 30, mid that while near the playground by the Magazine Barracks, Hyde-park, the previous afternoon, his attention was called by • gentleman to the priaoner who was up • tree breaking off several branches. He called to the prisoner to come down and he did so. in his dement tweaking off several more branches. Mr. Knox maid htraTipposed the prisoner was bird's nesting. Holmes maid that was the con, and the practice had be come • great ouiroos. Mr. Knox said he was aware of the monstrous nuisance, and that many of those trees which were the delight of visitors to the park were sadly cut about by boys. It was a thing that most be put a stop to, and he should order the prisoner to pay the damage, 3. 6d., and a fine of 55., or seven days. N.W. to !kW., fresh. 1107eLMOA. some rate. Westerly, fresh to I 1 ID. .tree, relay. 8.8. W. to W.N.W., W atenui. fresh, showery. N. to W., fresh to W.lteher& moderate. AB bit above. e.W.IIMOLAND. N. to W. sod S.W., 5 ZiseiheD. moderate. Manor. L COMM /011D/T. 6.3 W to W.W.W., fresh, ',bowery. S.W. to N.W., drift showery. 4 above. W. to N., fresh, show. W. toB., Moderato, showery. Westerly, moderate to trued Currow 808PCNIFION Balboa—The first of the wi r e nods, I,looft in leer* and weighing two tow, wan ssensofulfy sospeodel across the chasm at St. Vincent's &oaks on Wednesday. RE JOEL PDX- THE LEATHER TRADE. This was an examination meeting and application for dis charge. The bankrupt, Joel Fox, was described as of Lewis. cottages, Lewis street, Kentish-town, and London street, Norwich, furrier and shoe manufacturer. The statement of accounts shows —l)r. : To creditors. 5131. ; liabilities on bills discounted, 1201., the oily meta being 21. 14s. fid. The expenditure had been at the rate of 1101. per year. The bankrupt filed his own petition on the 21st of April, attributing hia failure to stoppage of credit, sad refusal to execute orders promised. sing Mr. Doyle, for an opposing 'Creditor, asked for a goods and cash amount, and also that bankrupt should answer requisi tions which would be tendered to him. It waa a cue in which there had been a former bankruptey, and no assignee haring been chosen, Mr. Aldridge (the moon solicitor) interposed. Mr. Murray was for the lunkrupt. Au adjournment fora month wu ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) NAB.LBOROITOII4ITRWIT. CHARGE Acunwr AN Anemic,. Mr. Joan Mild, architect, of Alkee-row,Alliacinetaust, Leeds, was charged before Ur. Knox with being drunk and indecently behaving himself. Adams, 212 C, said that while on duty in Leicester even, near the Alhambra Palace, about 12 o'clock the previous night, his attention wail called by • lady who add a gentleman was miscooducting himself a little further on. He went up and found the defendantdrunk, with hie clothes in a state of disorder, and his person exposed, the visitors to the Alhambra le aving at the time. On the defendant refusing to move away he took him into custody. Defendant denied the charge and mid he was not drunk. Servant Collings, 16 C, maid he was at the Vine-street station when the defendant wan brought in, charged with being drunk and misconducting himself. The defendant was drunk, and so were two companions who came to the station. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT micraw Tirsoirrra.) ASCOT MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) 2100 PLATE Mawr a NW Tilt Harrod Moat TENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. ts;Berths Purl Avoadole .• • .._ •-• RAILWAY EITAICYSI. Walloon ... ... ... Anonyms ... ... Flash is the Pan ... ... 9 ma. "' FIRST CLASS WOKIN GRAIL Exchequer Beauvais Confides°, ... Bran. ... 1 ... R ... 3 ... i ... 3 .a ... 3 BEOOND CLAM WOHLSOHAM. Catalpa 9 raa. ENTRY FOR 250 PLATE. About two mum and • hall. Petenbam, Foie de Gros, Flying Spur, Hilly Grove, and Hypermnenrs. QUEEN'S PLATE. Nearly three miles. Adventurer, Anona, Loiterer, Oaptain Crow, Canary, Raglan, Callerni, L . ton Ins, and Flirtation are ben. ENTRY FOR BOROUGH UMBERS' PLATE. One Lady Evelyn o, Imitates, Tolama, Foie de Gnu, itockley, deathal, Hylvirmseatra, sad Lord of Lime. CRICKET. Court': or Su Lair v. YOREfaillia —Notwith sbusdisc the attnodoes of Ascot, upwards of 2,000 sputa ion visited the Surrey Ground, Henuington-oval, vertaday, to witness this great county match. Some mistake being made u to the spot of ground where the wickets were to be pitched, they were not so good u they would have bees W - the piece of turf prepared for them been selected. This, however, was no fault of the umpires, as they pitched the wickets where they found the ground narked by two stumps being set up, and, ss a matter of course, they con cluded they were right. Surrey won the tom, and at a quarter part 12 took possession of the wickets, Shun sad tierbeing the bowlers. The innings did not terminate Mock, when the telegraph displayed the large num. ber of 315 as the total. The fielding was very loose at times, but that, perhaps, was owing to being fagged with so much "leather busting." Y commenced their innings, and when "time" Bull past 7) was called, the score stood as follows :—J. Thewlis, not out, 7 ; John Berry, not out, 5 ; total, 12. The match was resumed this morning. LONDON CHARTERED BANK OPAUSTRALIA. (THIS DAY.) The elevetth ordinary general meeting of the shareholder was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Loodon Tavern—Mr. WILLIMI FAIR Di SALM in the chair. The report said that the result of the bank's operations for the past year was satisfactorv. The latest advice@ from the colonies extended to the itth of March from Mel. bourne, and 24th of March from Sydney, and the inspeotor reported in favourable terms of the positios and prospected the board. The board intended shorts) to open a branch at Brisbane, the capital of Queensland. The accounts showed that, after making allowance for had mid doubtful debts, them remained to the credit of profit and lom the sum of 52, 49 2! . 17s. 4d ., out of whichth•dirMors recommended ii;ithrlsaiTrsz 7 fres of income tax, taking 40,001., sad that a sem al 5.0001. be Awed to the reserve flied, requiring 5,00 X., making =45,0001. ; and leaving to be earned to next 110000•1 OP of 7,4921. 17s. 4clL Thu report was adopted. WEATHER REPORT. IIFIDAT. lull ,-(THIS DAY.) A.m. _ - ---• - --- - - -- 1 11. B. D. W. 7. I X. Q. L 131.1 I. - 0 -- I — -- _ Nairn Si On 6 W. I 4 1 22 •1 &border 19.11 1 1 WOW. 6 111 a 0. 2 Leith .2.83 66 6 W. 2 1111 e I 10. 2 Axioms= -lON 54 2 OW. 4 20 b .0. 2 Grosoeside 29.66 2 W.N.W. 6 26 0 6. 2 talsl=B :71 0 W.8.W... - 6 :71 - r a - ____._.,=.ll' latia 1 W.B.W. i ti oe S. acaruamma:2o.l2 4 W. 1 20 b - Liverpool . I LOW. 1 23 • 1 0.41 Nolrbood -1010' S II 2 IS • Pembroke EISA 1 12. W. 2 g r • 021 Peonage Ogg 1 8.W. 1 W. 6 r O. 151444 - L'Orbrot 30.12 11 3 N. W. 1 10 • - laebefort rl.ll g 6 L 2 16 b _ 71--",aui::::: 1 4 . 1.*. 1 i • 2 C r -- : l'orlaelouth. 3361 61 6 I W. 6 1 6 IN • - 6 Landes WM SS 4 N.W. 4 a a • - Dover 21140 OW 2 i W.N.W. 1: 1 10 e - I Toyama ILN g 0 I N.N.W. II 1 1 12 • - 1 Hollgolsed -lONA 1 N.W. 3 , 3 ill • - 1 = . .r ! -- 1 1 34 : - - ' - 1 ::: = = : 1114093. Bang. Mat. Oat& Moor. qra qrs. qra qra kis. recta M 114 h sadlookit i 630 30 1190 670 .. 900 110 Por•lgn 704.10 10000 $3410 2610 .. Total : 16710 14090 1190 34090 14610 I 900 LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. tTEUS DAT.) (111 r METRIC AND lIITERNATIONAL SEAGRAM) (rang °us 01111 coassaroinnwr.) COITON.—The market quiet., and prices alitchtly in favour of purchasers. The transactions will comprise about 4,000 balm. Wirt —The market quiet, with little doing in wheat Lod dour, and prices favour Doyen. Beans sod Indian eorn un changed. Oats and oatmeal quiet but steady. MINCING LANK.-(THIS DAY.) BUG/S.—There has been an active demand for West India during the week at firmer prima. the sides to-day elbowing an advance of 6d. per cwt. on the rates ruling last Friday : other British plantation and foreign have also participated in the improvement. Refined firmer at 475., to a trifle under for brown lumps. Corns—Fee the finer qualities of plantation Ceylon very fall rates are paid ; but the commoner kinds and native Ceylon have sold at easier prices. TILA.—At, the public sales held this week congous sold with fair spirit at previous prime. A chop of good blackish leaf at la. 6d. Common and fair young hymns show a slight decline. Other sorts are unaltered. Rtes—The demand baa been dull and inactive this week. amis.—Black pepper has sold heavily at prices in , favour of the buyers. Singapore, 31d. to 30. ; Penang, ; Tang sort, Sid. ; white is also easier ; Singapore sold, AR. to 51d. ; common Penang, Ncl. to 50. Pimento steady; ordinary to good middling, 21d. to 3d. Other spices sold without material change in prices. SALTPITU. —The market is quiet. Ras.—Further oaks of about 120 puma. of Wert India , have hem effected, common Leeward, at Is. 4d. ; also about 900 casks of Mauritius at the same prim. OOTTON.--The market is firmer, but the sales are still limited. Joel—At the public sales held this week there was • very active demand, 60s. to 65e per too advance. Tbe mar ket Niece has been firm, but quiet. Her.—Rneilan continues firm at 384 to 39!. 10a. for new and old clean. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1863. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KA RIC-LANIL—(THIS DAY.) There was a very poor show of Eoglish wheat on offer in our market to-day. Owing in some measure to the very favourable accounts at hand from most parte of the United Kingdom in reference to the crops—Talavera wheat having COOI4I into blowout in some counties—the demand for both red sod white qualities was in a sluggish state at about Monday's ca t r Ole le ra We were y well, bat not to say heavily, supplied with foreign wheat. Selected samples were held somewhat firmly at fall quotations, but other kinds moved off heavily at late rates. FlOatiogoargoes of grain were held on former terms, but the inquiry for them was by no means active. The transactions in barley were oo a fair average scale. Compered with Monday no change took place in prime. The sbow of samples was small. There was a moderate inquiry for most descriptions of malt on former terms. The show of home grown oats was very limited, of foreign rather extensive. A fair business was laming in most descriptions, at late quotations. Beans share in short supply, and steady request, at full prices. The sale for peas was moderately active at quite last week's currency. Most descriptions of flour changed hands steadily. In prices, however, no change took place. Linseed continues iv request, at the late improvement in value. All other seeds were dull. In cakes very little was passing. WHIM% Per Qr. __ OM. a s. ketch, Irish, wrt 18 to 13 „ black ~ We 100 In to 100 SHARE LlB7'&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwcz. The railway market is inactive to-day, with few transactions, but the tendency on the whole is rather better than at the close yesterday. London and North Western and Lancashire and York shire stocks have risen 4 per cent., the other leading lines being without variation. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1024 to 3 ; Great Western, 674 to if ; Mid land, 128 4 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to 1114 ; South Eastern, 92 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 52 to 531 ; Caledonian, 1174 to 118 Loudon and South estern, 1044 to 1054 ; and Great Northern, 1274 to 1284. Indian railway stocks generally are without alteration. Eastern Bengal is firm. Canadian lines are dull. Foreign shares are quiet. sb.lrel UILOCKAAT iiiIASJO AND 11145131.11 I.BIImATS. to 10 too 10 10 10 111mOrc&4111.0nriraL Diglimed Twos DaiNsiAlaafras Delobel and Pram Caligicaba Cork amid DeadcZ:.. De.•J•ao 'ay. t; Do. 81p.a.1ap5144313 Dublin satil Tem Daad.,Pgrilk &11:41.1o. &linbarik and Mayo. =ow • & WOW'S%) Do. bat koillaa A nook Do. MIL Growl North 41 Boatload s se - se 81 86 St 1171 118 40 01 10 15 91 93 100 110 614 631 40 60 14 2.56 1171 49 a 149 - 128191 81 SZAJI3. Mangan DO to 38 Tick 2O to 3t Harrow Ptgeoo al to 00 Grey nit .. s« 36 Se to 40 .. 88 to 98 I Toms made: is i "in 1 tbs. Household 4O to el Country lO4O 36 Norfolk sod Suffolk, , ex ship IS to 11 fer Qr. OA U. S. I. Danish and !Swedish 18 to 23 Runlin _ 13 to 23 F47Ptisn. SNAIL _ & Mate s: TILUI COM. ieiWw ii i. 3 ii 7L0171. French, per Rack .... 38 to 43 8 2 44048 . lra to 44 American, par tel. .. 22 to 30 Canadian, .. 21 to 28 INTO LONDON. BY WATER TO JUNE 4, INCLUSIVE Dee/1 t Arlo. so dlr. sal j Wipe* ie peed b 04. flora di Week are Grine 7•Meep _ DabloarVaLelaa.lek Lomblrak Yarkails tweacsawd Blackwell I==tillOos. ADov Looks I North Wide Losolost leathWeskr Zar.AllaslAlawnwo llamas% sad Do. Nom► Da Neii. no. Birro.4lDostg Md. GM. Do Siam Mid KOOS Kid Loot (Cry Lao): North British Eland loabaro—Boowlolt Do. O.N.Lroro Do. Ledo -- Do. York liii North Looks p 1.1.,. De. Now Waft Biadoediddro Xatibblifimikrahuk iscalab °Nara . . %dila W.l Ab.;.eit lildlsoll .._ atirewsb7ors * Welchpl _ _ loath ...... 1/6klaaW c l A, ML " a Do do Tad Tale Do B Do C Vas cd Noah ....... TIMM& Sim • Phalle Waierford & Itlikessz West Oorawall ...... . W•i lianh j=ir DOM Ll= Ml* Baltilll 708111881010. Lamm AVM* &winnows 60.104.4p.c. Do. Now DoOd Do. otra Now ioli arts usoaXi Do. Poolroom DaD,Dron‘afiGoci.;;Q; 'Mi. Mi., Avg. 1.187: Do. lad % dMo Oolowils f IL Illaolero OopoT.*Dnaltio.o moo Domerarojp.c.por.prot AM Indian gua.l id. Do. G. Snowdon.. . Gnarl Trunk of Moods Do. lot rot Bolide.. Do. to e . dloterrod Do. tad p.. Do. do. dolorrodl sad - irk /17o m o r. Do. d r o. defined Da ot flioek.. Do. did 'la dd.y.d deem !plias roodaddio Do. Now Do. January, Gt. cd lo oi d a ttliz r ot %Moot Do. Now Do.dp.olidated,w.or lat el d trth I:=7 Modem Guar. de pm cd. Do. do. r al ftten per pa Kolb.Oorp.dp.A.Doodo Moth. sad Hobson Day. IN. Dructolok o■Milda I._ . . 111 11.0* 11 191 112 1 tO 1/ pm If pm tli 111 2 pm 109 111 In dm 100 i v. No 101 l 60 68 N. 1.. et tloeJae p. e. Mods, ins 6 per ant _ Do. Dodd do. Do. Piajaab d 0.... Do. do. d 0.... SLITLIR MIMI. OT 1f w Div. a Ow (Tu Dr akewalls Bwt (lUomal &A Mein Gold (I.laa) East Condon Out Caro Brea Grumbler & BL /tub's. Gnat South Tolosa G. Wb. Vet (Holaical Om!' Herod o-lroot ...... Simplon Dow= .. Lady Booths =arotllzy Ulm* torrid, Iron Owe— Vow Beton North North Rookear I:l4.llarslirMepa) North Wheal lacay Par Coda. OIL Provides*, (11.= flattest Novell •Oared=yet.tear) S. Corn Brea (Maya) S. W. Trances (111opa) Stray Park Tamar fillellactlia.C Tta Croft Waal Barret (111) W. Glendon (Llakaard) West Woo Wb. Bwet (Ellogin) . Wlt. Bar (itedrulk) Wheal Lo.doott V Mon 4o..(fileuliou Wheal 84.4.ce Imo.Tr.:dam:ley Mink Wheal Unlon U0....1.. . -- piicis I kW Wang yeskruy. I Ma I p.n. 66 67 z U 9 lug i 11;1 8 NI 109 11169 1109 1001 107 101 l la a ph MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooi. The stock markets remain quiet. The funds stand at the closing quotations of yester day, being restrained from improvement by the preparations for next Tuesday's settlement, which show an ample supply of stock. In consequence of this the "continuation" to the July settlement is rather heavy, being to per cent. English railway stocks are steady. Business in the foreign stock market exhibits no revival, yet prices are firm, and, in • few instances, including Greek and Mexican Bonds, an improve ment has occurred. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegrams, the Three per Cent. Ranks opened at 69fr. 60c., being be. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 92 to (•, ex div. both for money and the account (June 9.) The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consort', for money, 92, k ; ditto, for ac count, 92 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 8, ; New Three per Cents., 913, I, I ; Bank Stock, 233 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 ; ditto, for account, 1071 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1064 ; ditto, Five-and-a. Half per Cent., 1153 ; and Exchequer Bills, 4s. die. Mexican Bonds are better to-day, being last marked 344 and 344. Greek have risen } per cent. There are also inquiries for Spanish Passive Bonds, Equador Bonds, and Italian Five per Cents., while Spanish Certificates are dull. Turkish and other foreign stocks are generally unaltered. Some of the present quotations are annexed : Turkish 1854 Loan, 90 to 91; ditto, 1858, 704 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 71} to 72 ; the Consolidas, 514 to 4 ; Greek, 334 to 3 ; and Vene zuela Six per Cents., 58} to 59. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 100} ; ditto, 1852, 1868, 1860, 911, ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 654 ; Equador New Consolidated, 174, I ; Egyptian, 994 ; Greek, for account, 334, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 151, 4, } ; Italian, for account, 734, 724 ; ditto scrip, 24 prem.; ditto Maremmana Railway, 811, 81 ; Mexican, for account, 34, 4, 4 ; New Granada, 16} ; Peru vian, 1882, for account, 901 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862,491 ; Russian, 1850, 901 ; ditto, 1862, 92} ; Spanish, New Deferred, for account, 48/ ; ditto, Passive, for account, 341 ; ditto Certificates, 12 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 904 ; ditto 1858, for account, 703 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 72, 714, 72 ; Venezuela, 1862, 59, 584, 4. Confederate Loan scrip is slightly better, at 2} to 11 dis. Italian is steady, at 2} to 3} prem. ; and Turkish at 1 to 14 prem. International Financial shares are rather higher, at 61 to 7 prem. ; General Credit and Finance are steady, at 21 to 3 1 } prem. ; and London Financial at 1/ to 2/ prem. . . The discount market was quieter yesterday, and, though there was little disposition in any quarter to take even choice bills below 3e to 4 per cent., the applications at the Bank of England did not exceed a moderate total. The influx of gold to the Bank continues. The amount taken to that establishment yesterday was 34,0001. Gold is now coming forward in considerable quantities from the new gold fields of Now Zealand. The Chili, from Otago, has brought 120,0001. The steamer Ripon left Southampton yesterday with 277,3071. in specie for the East, of which 2,9271. is gold and the rest silver. With the exception of 38,1771. for Madras and Singapore, the whole is for China. Advime have been received of the arrival at Suez of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer, with the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia. Private telegrams by this opportunity quote the Shanghae exchange at 6s. 74d., being about the same as that received by the previous English packet. There is consequently no confirmation of the important advance reported in telegrams which came to hand two days ago, on the arrival of the French mail steamer at Alexandria. The Hong Kong exchange comes quoted now 4s. con firming a movement of id. in favour of England. The Mexican dollars by the steamer La Plata were sold yesterday for China at ss. 71d. per ounce, showing a rise of 3.1 d. compared with the price obtained for the previous remittance. The present rate, however, is scarcely equal to that current two days ago, when sales were effected at ss. 70. The strong and continuous demand for China fully explains the rapid advance in the price of this coin. The bar silver by La Plata has yet to be disposed of. 'lt is proposed to ask the sanction of the share holders of the Punjaub Railway to raise 500,0001. by debentures bearing 44 per cent. interest. An extraordinary general meeting has been called for this purpose for the 19th inst. An extraordinary general meeting of the Scinde Railway proprietors is to be held on the 19th inst. for the purpose of raising 350,0001. by the issue of shares bearing 5 per cent. interest, which will be divided pro rata among the existing eiareholders, and 150,0001. by debentures bearing 44 per cent. interest. A nail of 5/. is to be paid on the shares in the British and American Exc ha nge Bank (Limited) by the 24th inst. A general meeting of proprietors of the London and Westminster Bank will be held on the 15th of July. The North-Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,4601. over last year ; the IMidland, an increase of 6,0221. ; the Great West ern, an increase of 1,7601. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, au increase of 14,1271. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 6971. ; and the Manches ter Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 4,5101. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 16th of May were 15,3141. sterling, being 1,1491. more than in the corresponding week of last year. At the half-yearly meeting yesterday of the Water loo-bridge Company a dividend of 43. 2d. per share was declared. A special meeting of the Sevenoaks, Maidstone, and Tonbridge Railway Company is called for the 18th inat., to approve the terms of an arrangement with the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company. Creditors of the India Freehold Land, Coloniza tion, Trust, and Agency Association (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the solicitors for the liquidators by the 26th inst. It is announced that'the share list of the Duna burg and Witepsk Railway Company will be closed on the 9th inst. It is announced that the business of the Inter national Financial Society will in future be con ducted at their newly-acquired offices, No. 64, Old Broad-street. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, June 3, compared with that f.r the previous week, shows the following changes: Circulation lace • £28,214,945 Decrease £42,485 Circulation active ... Public deposits 8,779,387 Jimmies 777,041 Other deposits Government securities in ... ____ ... . --- IZking7leptutiaea - 11,151,395 No chanp Othereecuritme m banking department Coin and bullion in both departments -- 14,425,553 Dearame 74,466 Semen day and other bills 1541,027 Lwow 4,948 The Rest Notes in reserve Total remise (notes &eoin in bankiog department). 8,007,188 Demean 189,091 - - - The tendency of the Bank accounts is unfavour able. Neither the reserve nor the coin and bullion have been heavily trenched upon, but the Bank would probably not long bear a delLand for money CVE.RENT NUM. ENGLISH. Per Qr. 1585ex,EonCred,1;ew 570 to 60 , Ditto, white.. 51 to 61 No . rfolk sad Lincoln rod _ 40 to 50 Kumar Malting . Distilling Grinding. 90 to 39 28 to 93 .. 25 to 27 MALT. iroaat, Norfolk, aud Suffolk BO to 68 Kingston sad Ware 60 to 68 Brown Old and new 33 to 36 OATS. loglith, feed 2O to 24 potato 25 to 27 Scotch,feed Per Qr. Dntsle and iZ.O;2igs-. to a Rostock & Meckleo- _ Mal Etonian, bard sott American, red white _ . ftbAtii _ _ Grinding.. Distilling .. OATS. 21 to 25 29 to S 1 119 to SS Dutch, brew _ll to 16 feed ARRIVALS OF (MAIN, 1.4., CARRIAOI, MIL MAY ;a TALLOW MAREEZT.-(THISDAT.) The wisziret is steady. Prices are quoted as follows : Town tallow, 41a. 9d. set malt ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 435. ; June, 435. ; October to Number, 46e. to 465. 3d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LICADINHALL.—Hides.—Pries : 56165. to 6416., to 3d. ; 641bs. to 72115., 3d. to 30. ; 72Ihs. to SOlbs., 3d. to 4d. ; 801bs. to Nibs., 30. to ; 381bs. to 961b5.. 4d. to sd. ; Hone hides, 9a. Od. to 10s. 6d ; OW skim, light, 24. 6d. to 4.. Od. • fall, 7.. Od. Bgagoirossr.--811sep skins, Lolled, —e. to —a. —d. ; sr Itoos, 6s. 6d. to 9s. ; Lambs, 6d. to 3s. 10d. ; Show. hogs, Is. Bd. to Is. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Pattenden and Smith report no alteration abuse Monday last. Market firm at late prima. COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Walls Eod Haswell, 16e. 6d. Walls Lad South Hatton, 16L 6d. ; Walla Fad Tom 16 .. 3d. ; Walls Lod Trimdoo Hartlepool, 16a. ; Walls Lad Hartlepool. 16e. ; Walls End South Kenos, He. 6d.; Walls Rod Kelloe, 15s. 6d.; Wylam, 16a. ; Holywell, 15s. 6d. ; Powell's Doffry la Steam, 18s. 6d. ; Taufteld Moor Batas, 13a.-23 ships at market. The Madrid journals state that the protestant. condemned to hard labour, and whose punishment hen been commuted into harnahment, have been conveyed to Gib• niter. " Prince Napoleon," says a letter from Alex andria of the 220 d alt., "bee visited the works of the Saes Ceaal, and to-day dined on board the Impirstrios steamer in the harbour of Suez." It will be remembered that K Joseph Minis mirskl, auditor of the council of state and chief editor of the Officio! Joariiel of Warsaw, was assassinated, while ea his way to his Aloe, on May 2. The government decided on giving his widow a sum of 1,000 roubles and a perks for life of the mune sum. The Cm* of Cracow publishes a letter addressed by the widow to the Minister of the Inte rior of the kingdom of Poland, declining to accept either the money or the pension. ANOTHER DEATH THROUGH CRINOLINE. This morning information was forwarded to Dr. leakester, coroner, of the death of Mrs. Mary Watson, last night, in the University Collar Hospital, from the effects of feerfal injuries received through her crinoline catching fire. Decreed was 40 years of age, and ens the wits of a ' commercial traveller. residing at No. 46, Aldeurm-street. Last Friday evening she met • lady, • fired of hers, in the street, sod asked her home to tr. While in the act of preparing tea in the parlour, her crinoline, which , was unusually large in circumference, ignited at the grate. Her diem was of the material known as linsey•wolsey, sa g I therefore did not blaze up, bat her under garments burst quickly, sad the unfortunate lady rushed oat into the back garden, where the draught canned them to blaze. Her Mead rushed after her, and by grasping her dress soder- i round to stifle the da ms, but she shrieked out in agony that she was being made worse. A young man then came to her aid, bat deceased being • very tall person, some time elapsed before she could be thrown on the ground, when a quantity of water was peered over her, sad the flames eztiegnished. She was conveyed to the limpid, when she was found to be frightfully charred and bust. Upon her husband's calling soon after to see her the ex claimed, "Oh, it all happened through the crinoline.* She lingered in great agony until last night, when death pat an end to her sufferings, there being not the slightest hops of her recovery from the first EMIGHATION or MORTIONB.-011 Tuesday last no less then 200 persons left Cardiff en route for the Salt Irks. All these were believers in the Marts= imposture, sal they are taken out to their adopted LI Dorado *lode; ! regeoleetioo and guidance of several of the so•callad "ceders," the funds for the purpose being provided by the ' church. Another batch is to leave in two or three months' from the South Wales district. It is believed that since : the first appearance of the letter•day Saints DO lON than 10,000 prior have been indoor by the gross imposture to leave Wales for the Salt Lake. It has transpired, • however, that • great number, after receiving a free pas sage to New York, altered their minds as regards faith and i destinstios, awl quietly settled doers in the States. 1 r 197 118 1281 1200 UM I= 101 103 fa at 110 f 711} 77 70 114 116 44 46 102 i 1021 les} It 60 46 46 1 1 pm U 1 UP it Pea VI 9) RI 52i 24 1021 e 1:21 1 81 59:1 115 111 19 " 11 " 61 u t 17 lii ' lie 16k .17i 98" ice 60 02 33 33 00 921 70 72 100 102 71 71 121 10 % 10 e Pm 72 31 3921 163 166 5 1 6 1 Pin 31 pm 76 80 36 187 IS SO 414 4 0e 40 HO Hi 103JR6N LAILWIITS. RAILWAYS. Cl prices. I •atwarp • aotaatdada d Bolds* Lira. U. g.Tp.a. 191 94 all Belgian L Janotloa W }dY pr if la 11 'Rayne G. doathere(l. Oup, lhaaoaloo • ▪ i llainerara.7p.c per.pref 111 Ithaalakt ....-- 1 r• akes ad Prawn an loidas in Orlial Lasaasbourg ▪ :Mae Jamaica ail NadatlfaieLLy the all De. lip.alrf. Idaissov •n maim at all &Aiwa& 7p. 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IPNI ft.l ..?,2 No. 16h. lei gild MILL Llldi 440&111pahms K lamilelLL 1411 BAIL , Aulastha Ainfeut. . 1414 Stem (Lbalte(t. Bombay Om, Limited Brit Amerkaa Land 84. 1 ,1 41/14pTei lintlah Iron Palmas tart Ound&AgsacgOssa a.) Ceylon Company Cop. PL 164.. Prit. PA V alg in ariZ sa L 4 11 .411 1, 41.14 4 .. dastladlalrrlg.di Cala Modele kg. anit a r Ges. Noun Ns Gnat 141 p (Lhal n e) . Do. 17 per cent. Prot Italian Irritation Canal TN. Joint stuck Dlaccoont(l. ,L•lapag Ti. (Lbaltad) Loft. ...4 , 16 IND' I. Anandal Arno. (L Va. Ova. 4.101110. Madras Ira's. a QM.: Madam. EL. 1)4 (Ma araßall.. Car., &Wag Natsibuid&OaLCo.(L). t 4 . 4 4mei IMIK,* Co NorbtaddsW.mlatlreall P. immn. N. Rent f e N.Zsilaod T.sadLaase N. Odt. Ausiralastau Orlisiq Or Do New. Odes. L. NIEL (Um.) Ottoman ass Peel River Uri • Kin Pada. mad Oda Man Do. MT - a - ; - nosbradald. MAME (L) Itio dela& aty Do4L) Do. do Royal Man nails lk Aunt lowan. itAfrican 'trigs. Inv. (L 'Booth Oink...boa Loa Illaboorloo Tot &Nip .. Do. do. , d o n eTol to Indio IL.) ' T. Trant&Lo.Co.U.Coesel, •••• ..••••••nnn van PREFIMENCE SRA Cornwall Five par Cont. Guaranto Midland (Wooster and Maio Ft North &dorm (York, H. sod S. A PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Linaroot, 3mR 4.-Balee to-day Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101—London and North Western, 1021—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincoln. —flattish and American Exchange Bank, 215.16 p.-111 ercantile Ciehange Rank 0 d.—Confederate Loan, Mummify& JU$. 4.—iliere Irs• only • moderate general badness dons, and prices were rather lower. Great Ship, Bs. ed. —Great Western of Canada, 11 6.14-1111nols Central, fit & ditto paid up, 891-ILancastilte and Yorkshire, 1101.ondon end North Western, 10211anehester and County Hank, 1 15-18 p.— Manchester, SheMeK sod Lincolnshire, ail—Metropolitan, 12 1.16 It—North Eastern, Barwick, 102-Bouth 'astern, Thames and Mersey Marine losnranee, $ 1-10 p. Minds Can celled Bond Scrill, 46-ooatederste Loan, 5 d. THE MAYNOOTH GRANT.—The list of the division upon Mr. Whslley's motion for a repeal of the grant to the College of Maynooth dimities. some curious_ particulars. The pant was supported by the " trusted leaden," se as by many of the rack and file of the cormervative party. Mews. Disraeli and Walpole, Sirs John Pakingtoo and Roundel! Palmer, Lords Robert Osoil and John Manners, went out into the same lobby with Messrs. Gladstone sod all the ministers, except Lord Palmeretoo. The Premier and Mr. Whiteside entered no appearanos. We have the same to say of three others of the " Dublin six." The setting and the rising sun of our Irish metropolitan system— Sir Edward Grogan and Mr. lon Hamilton—went both behind clouds upon this occasion. Colonel Taylor was also absent ; so that the only Dublin renreesutatives who were premot were Mews. Lefroy and Vance ; they both sup ported Mr. Whalley.—Dublin Evening Mad. THE ANTIQUITY or MAN.—Professor Anstel'e eighth lecture on geology yesterday, at the Royal Institu tion, was.devoted to the consideration of the remains of animals sad of man in geological deposits. The negative evidence against the existence of man at the same period es the extinct animals whose bones are found in the upper geological deposits, he thought was not sufficient to counterbalance the proofs of his existence ,• and Professor Amsted considered it iodeed an established fact that man must have been living on the earth with the animals with whose bows the flint hatchets are associated, though he offered no explanation of the absence of the fossil human remains from those deposits. He attributed a prehistoric age to the men who accumulated the " mid dings" found in Smodinavia, where immense masses of the refuse of human food, consisting of shells and bone., have been discovered. Some of those shells indicate • very early period, for Menemre among them the shells of cockles and of other fish not Dow living in the Baltic, and which require for their existence water more salt than the waters of that xd I sea sow are. Wm. TOTTIT. en mie TOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT or THE FINE Anrs---lest evening, at the Society's rooms in Ooeduit street, Yr. W. Cu? delivered an Interesting lecture on "Greek Tragedy* before • numerous audience, who ap peared to enter with interest into the subject, and fre quently applauded the lecturer. A discussion followed. Eight English sportsmen were in Leavenworth, Kansas, on the 9th ult., on • hunt on the plains. Among then was the private secretary of Lord Lyons. They iste•d to be pee about three months. —New York paper. Oarerras Pdiacia.-oxx Bituamici Dar. —Taus& DAT, JUNE S.—Admissions en payment, 2,246; ditto ky melee Loki* 859 ; total, 9,101. ii9;isOl so,ocol •:.I.‘"^ I Icks i m oo ti,ont , Iwo A so,oool so I Balm as , SI St 1126 636 zd li 0414 101 104 xd pas pm 26 3 80 4 " 1 IS 4 4 6 6 4 7 411 46 47 S I I 33 26 zd 6i 07 1 4 0 1 dk 110 120 " a a a S aft Maid 11 76 SI la M SS 44101 n 1$ 25 _27 119 9 i 919 per M 87 ii ii 83 PI I ld dis p m 116 rr 111 116 114 116 Par 1 Poll luS 10e li ii f 7 21) I I 1+ Idl ►Pia i rr4- 111 1 itt VO 2 __ hi. 4,, i le 11 Id i 5 Se 9 1 70 05 1 dam paa 51 U 75 80 17 19 pea 121 t L'' " 24 - 24 1 4" ‘ss . its U 24 1 I Ala Pod I / pa id I dim par lb; r per °set.), 95. 2b.). 104. 16 r6 lai - i aia ' of the character indicated by this fresh increase of a million in the privatesecurities without raisingtbeir rate. BANK OF ENGLAND.—AD Dud Etth Vic, e. Ft tor the W' 1883. cant parsaant to OW Act ilk mans on Wwlswiday, Joe 4111111.1 P. Government debt t 11.01 41011 Mar securities . S.States Gold coin and bat lion Sliver bullion .. 1/8173 DPP Joke Issued L26,414,146 L 58.214,246 424,214,111.1 94oRnio Pi Proprietor,' Capital 414,663,000 Hest Public Deposits (lo eluding Rzcbeq Soy. Banks, Con ode. at NMlona Debt, sad R 779.387 Other Accts.) Deposits 13.101.460 15,.. day sad caw Ring 641,027 PARTIIIMIT. Government &cu- Bowl Weight As al 1,161.1111 Calaw ait taaritlas 21.1‘11,01. Notes Gold sad Bihar Coln 661.306 £40,899,293 i!.40,89f)M2 11111311 ALL, Chid June 4. 1861. TNOIISDAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 ex div. for the 9th of June, were first marked this morning 924, and closed at 92 to 4, both for money and the account. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 924, ex div. ; ditto for account, 924, 92, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4, I ; New Three per Cents., 91+ 4 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 214, ; Bank Stock, 233; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1074, 108 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. prem. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 96 ; ditto, Five per Cent., 107, 1064 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1144. The India Five per Cent. stock remains at 1074 to 108, ex div. ; and India Bonds at 10s. to 14s. prem. The rupee paper was dull. Exche quer Bills were rather flat, at 4e. to Is. dia. The foreign stock market was quieter than usual The general tone was rather dull. United States Five per Cents., as well as Nova Scotia and Victoria Government Debentures, were more inquired for to-day. A rather decided im provement took place in Canada 6 per Cents. Bank shares were steady at former prices. An improvement took place in Agra and London Joint Stock Bank. In miscellaneous shares, Royal Mail Steam, Electric Telegraph, and Crystal Palen Culinary and Preference Stocks, have improved. The shares of the International Financial Society have risen to in to 64 rem. General Credit and Finance was steady at 24 to 34 prem., and London Financial at 14 to 24 prem. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 94 to 10 prem. ; Universal Marine, 4 to 4 die. ; Thames and Mersey, 3 to 34 prem. ; Commer cial Union, 14 to 14 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17 to ; London and Provincial Ma rine, din. to par ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new natter. takings to-day were as follows British and Foreign Marine, lto 4 prem.; Empire Marine, to prem. ; English and Scottish Marine, par to prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 7 to 8 prem. ; Mediter ranean Hotel, Ito 14 prem. ; Margate Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Southampton Imperial Hotel, c i ar to eno ! prem. ; Kingstown Hotel, 4 to 14 prem. ; Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Public Works Credit Com pany, to prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, Ito 14 prem. ; London and Paris Hotel, 4 to 1 prem. ; Photogenic Gas, to 14 prem. ; London and Lisbon Cork, }'to 14 prem. ; London Bank of Scotland, par to prem. ; Sardinian Railways, I to f die. ; Dunaburg and Witepek Railway, to 1 prem. ; and Dartford Creek Paper Mills, par to prem. MIKES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocw. The mining market is rather firmer to-day, owing partly to the improvement in the copper standard. East Basset, East Cern Brea, Ceradon, Wheal Margaret, Wheal Crebor, Marke Valley, and Wheal Union shares show an advance, and Tincroft and Illogan are firm. East Basset are quoted 103 to 105 ; East Cain Brea. 71 to ; East Caradon, 30/ to 31 ; Wheal Ludoott, 51 to 6 ; West Chivert on, 201 to • Tincroft, 20 to ; Mo gan' 30e . to 32a . 6d. ; G reat Fortune, 36 to 37 Wheal Margaret, 34 to ; Wheal Union, 31 to 4 ; North Crony, 44 to 1 ; Wheal Crebor, 24 to 1 ; Marke Valley, 64 to 1 ; and New Martha, 31 to 4. Cobre Copper 'hares are again somewhat higher, and Mariquita and Port Phillip are inquired for. Other foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. There is rather more business doing in this market to-day. The directors of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company have reoeived by telegram from Suez the following advice', in anticipation of the Australian mail, from their resident director, Mr. Bland, at Melbourne, giving the result of the month of March last :—Quantity of qusztacrushed, 3,103 tons ; yield per ton, gold, 12 dots. 20 grs. ; receipts, 3,340/. ; payments, 1,8301. ; profit, 1,6101. ; remittance, 1,0001. The English and Canadian /inning Company bays nosiest' the following report for the month of April :—" Kent's shaft: The ground continues mach as before, and yielding about 25 tons of 2to 3 per ant. ore. But a 6oe Maack or dropper was met with in the latter part of the month, corning in at bottom of bed. It still continues, and may account for apparent poverty of the bed in this end. Fanny Eliza We broke in 'toping on this branch 12 fathoms 2 feet 3 inches of ground, and obtained between 5 and 6 tons 40 per cent. ore when dressed. The branch still bolds down sod looks very promising. 20 fathom level east advanced 4 fathoms 3 inches, yielding about 40 toss of 4 per cent. ore in the rough. Two large dropper. or branches were also pained through carrying fine purple ore, which can be taken away cheaply after the bed hes been eloped. 20 fathom level west advanced 2 fathoms 4 feet inches, yielding about 30 tons 4 per sent ore in the rough. A very large dropper or branch has also appeared in the end carrying purple and yellow copper ore and some hos samples of sulphuret of molybdenum dressing. This department hes been advanced as much as the memos would permit. I trust to get a parcel of crop ore, about 17 tom, nay S. sample next week." SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDZNT AT MATLOCK.— On Wednesday evening a shocking accident occurred at Mat lock station to a young man from Sheffield. On that day cheap excursions trains to Matlock and ltowsley were rue from Nottii.,,ham, Sheffield, and other places, and about half-past eight o'clock the Sheffield train arrived at Matlock from Rowaley on its return home. Before the train had stopped a young man jumped upon the footboard of one of the carriages, from which he fell ceder the train, part of which passed over him, crush ing his legs in a shocking manner. The accident was withered by a number of Nottingham excursionists, who were at Matlock station ready to return hear, amongst whom were Dr. Lory Marsh and Dr. Taylor, who promptly rendered their senior to the injured man. He was removed into the waiting.room, where means were applied to stay the bleeding. and was then placed in a horse box and conveyed to Derby Infirmary. The that man, who, it ia supposed, was "freak," stated that be resided at Sheffield, and that he was anxious to join his friends in the train when the accident occurred. It was herd that the amputation of ow or both his legs would be necessary. —Nottingham Journal. EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEY BY • CAT. —A won derful instance of feline affection occurred a short time ago. A person named Marsh Allen, residing at Willooghton, who is in a very delicate state of health, went to Hull about fi re w ei rs ago to pat himself under medical treatment, leaving his cat, which r under twelve months old, at Willoughtors. One day, after be bad been there some time, happening to go into the back yard of the house at which be was staying (No. 33, Osborne-street) he observed a cat sitting on the cater wall. He careleedy called " Puy. ' when the animal, to his mat surprise, jumped from ibe wall, rushed upon his s ho u lde rs and into his bosom, com menced firkin( him face, and exhibiting every other evidence of delight and affection of which it was capable. He at once perceived that it was his own cat, which he had left safely at Willoughtia ; and his astonishment at the startling fact may be readily imagined. On examining the animal be found that its claws were completely worn off with walking, and that it presented other appearances of having undergone great fatigue, hardship, and hunger. How it succeeded in crossing the Humber, or indeed in performing the journey (about 30 miles) at all, must sow remain a mystery. It may be mentioned as partly scoorrat ing for the violent affection shown by this poor member of the feline race, that Allen was very food of the animal, and. in his sicklier, bad been in the habit of taking it to bed with hirn.—Starnford Mercury. Mr. Hargraves has carefully examined Western Australia from King George's Sound to Perth, sad boa come to the coaclusioe that no gold formations are to be found there. He speaks of copper, tin, and Elver, end thinks that coal may be discovered ; but it appears to has that the character of the country is altogether unfavorable to the exigence of gold.—South Australia* &wafer. Pa 7 11 3$ 1 --- iii Am 11.114 11,000 4.?.?? - ii i r ° 9o€ 'ISO 1,026 SAG VISO 1,..1!.2 'ilia SAN 6,140 11,600 MS iii 'Me 4 630 li. ON 1.,5. lii 111.16. it IP. 11 NAL Lail 8 64 1 7 M} 20 Ili i 104 7-I 1104 108 IT PT6 DO 14 106 tli xd ii 102 Ad $ i - tii 71 7 4 616 72f 40 00 61 6 11 .6 260 156 16 17 SI 11 I Mask so tt si Se 2i II xd ISI xb