The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-10 00:00:00

f tl.e trausactions. This count was one calculated their r caveat suspicions, and out &doubt upon the The testimony of some of the witnesses wu relied upon, and although this wee not a charge " • • ut • the honour of eithe r of the g entlemen at the t r's .4 , 11 it wax a case which demanded their • consideration. He believed that up e-teiday morning it was not the intention -.salon to have called Mr. Smith or any of the r m his employ, for unless that were en there woe no :r: Oat on the day before he would have been put into and especially so when it was made a posi :..ider that all the witnesses on both sides were to leave • ort. As to the evidence of Sergeant Muddy he said he , tl:e rcular bar, and that be saw Mr. Saville Come on," but on the cross-examination the witness it was idle to suppose that sash' ever s.,y that he had got hold of the wrong gen ...pt and hsol made a mistake. It was idle to ruppose i+,ll I..e hat it ril to having once made a charge would manot prima was elicited from this policen that, ....each he saw Mr. Seville at the circular bar, there was :.-onion_from him, but that he was hallooing and hissing, 1 • it, my boys; there's plenty of bruguly-a0a1;,.,r" ;,.,r" It was of no importance for the jury to consider r yti.m . Mr. s t rifle was elbowing or pushing. but whether was there acting in concert with other pentons .r the purpose of creating • disturbance and a L an d with • view of causing damage and destroying the : repertc of Mr. Smith. Why , by one of the extraordinar y tots . of this indictment, drawn by the ingenuity of a pleader. they were charged with committing an Asult by force of arms and in warlike array. Why, did wr suppose that either of these gentlemen justified the ; ve of this absurd language of the law—that they had tone the gardens for the purpose of creating a riot and to arliite array The Assistant-Judge—lt is the old form. The learned counsel woe still speaking when this report es; despatched.] _ . THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL r MIST OF AN INDORSEMENT ON A ATOLLS DRAW. h u ms M'Donald, a respectably-dressed yam man, waa ized at the bar before Alderman Carter, charged with felo .Yusly uttering a banker's draft bearing a forged endorse yst, with intent to defraud the London and Westminster Mr. Edward West Wilson said—l am cashier in .h e London and Westminster Bank, in Lothbury. g e are agents for the Clydesdale Banking Company. the draft produced was presented yesterday for payment. : t i s drawn for 10/. 3e. Bd. upoa our firm by the Clyde.- ble Banking Company in favour of E. Lazard and merchants, of 11, Moorgate.street ; but as the e:!orsement purporting to be that of Mr. Lazard no not apparently genuine, I asked the prisoner ( o ho lamented it) where he obtained it, and who signed it, as it was a forgery. lie said a gentleman who had just engaged him as a clerk bad given him the cheque to get cashed, and that he was waiting for him in Thread nedlestreet Be also said that the endorsement was written by one of the firm of B. Lazard and Co. I then banded the prisoner over to the care of Rumen the detective Ottdr. Mr. Edward Lazard said—The amount of the draft pro dt:ed wu paid into the Clydesdale Banking Company's lank to my account, but I cannot at present say by whom is ' araa paid in, as I have not yet received any letter of ad cm upon it. Alderman Carter—Then, how did the prisoner get poems lion of this draught ? Mr. Lazard-1 really cannot say, sir, for he le a perfect stranger to me. Russell, the detective sergeant, said-1 have no doubt, sir, that it has been stolen from an intercepted letter. 04 taking fie prisoner into custody I accompanied him to Thread meastreet to find the man who was waiting for him, and whom he said he find met M a public-house in the Black friars-road ; but after palming up and down the street several emu, the Bank porter informed me that be had observed the prisoner signalling to a man on the opposite side of the great to go away. I therefore took the prisoner to the station. Alderman Carter remanded the prisoner until Tuesday BOW-STREET. • MOTIRY DI THE WORKROOM Sir strong, robust-looking 7anig women, named Harriet &era, Ellen Kinnaird, WWI Wallace, Prances Wetter, Pen Shine, and Mary Ann litTarthy, were charged with muting a not in St. Oiles's workhouse, and with assaulting the nurses, porter, and police. It appeared from the statement of the porter, John anger, that the defendants were amongst the most re fractory inmates of the workhoue, and for a yew or more hod mused the whole staff inceenant trouble. Last night thel left their sleeping-ward in a body, paraded the house in limited attire, and finally took up their quarters in • ward reserved for other inmates. The nurses tried to eject them, upon which they . poenced upon one of the attendants and maltreated her in • shameful manner. The porter wee ailed in to assist, others were incited by the girls to join in the general disturbance, and a serious mutiny and row were the result. At length the police had to be called in, and it eu only after • desperate encounter that the defendants— the " ringleaders" in the affray—were neared and moneyed to the police station. During all the time the defendants uttered the most foul and filthy language. Martha Welding, one of the nurses, corroborated the etstement of the porter, and said she should have been " torn to pious" but for the assistance of the porter en d Po=onstahle F 156 deposed that when he was called into the workhouse he found the ex defendants parading the yard, arra-in.arnt, wing the meet disgusting language, end defying and threatening the Oboes of the establishment. On seem witeue they ezdaimed, " Here's the po li es," and pounced sue him like • set of furies. The defendants, is answer to the charge, laid impudently —We Cr, all guilty, and we are all as bad es one another. Mr Henry fined them 40.. each or • month'. imprison_ met. Of course they were committed to prison in default. CLERKENWELL. MINSP7I ROMP= AND IRMULERE37.-CORWITI'M Henry Bailey, a young man of respectable exterior wee pleoed at the bar before Hr. Barker, charged with embe'raling various sums of money belonging to his employer, Mr. Thomas Brown, a cherannooger, /cc., carrying on an *sten ire besieges at 9, Queen's-terrace, Camden-road-villas. Mr. Thos. Beard, solicitor, of Basinghallatreet, attended for the prosecution, and stated that the prisoner had been 1 Mr. Brown's employ for about eighteen months. He boarded in the house, received good wages, and was treated io a liberal manner by his employer. Before the embezzle rants were diacovered it was aarrertained that the prisoner was a married man, having a wife and two children. He was spoken to about the matter, he having entered the service of Mr. Brown se a single man without iocumbraoce, and the result was that he received notice to quit. Although the prisoner had been in the service of the prosecutor for only eighteen months, for eight mouths of that period he had been constantly robbing the prosecutor, and at present there were al then about Weans of embezzlement against the prisoner. The prisoner's duty was to take goods round to the customers and receive money, which he wm to account for as soon as be reached home, as well as to enter it in a book. He should ask that the prisoner might be com mitted for trial os the cases then before the court, and if be (Mr. Beard) intended to prefer any others, he would give the primmer notice. These embezzlements were a source of very great annoyance to employers, not only on account of the lose to them, but in consequence of the trouble and annoyance it gave to the customers, by sending them in accounts when they had pAid for what had been supplied to them, and by aakiog some of them to come to the police court to support justice. Witnesses were called who fully supported Mr. Beard's statement, and amongst them was police-sergeant Thorny., of the S division, who said that the prisoner, on the way to the police court, said he was guilty, and asked him d it would not be better for him to say so, and thus save a great deal of bother and expense. A solicitor for the prisoner, whose name did not trans pire, said the prisoner would plead guilty to the stealing of the money if the magistrate would at once deal with the Mr. Alexander (the second clerk) said the magistrate bad no power to deal with cases of embezzlement. They must all be sent to the sessions for trial. The solicitor then contended that the prisoner should be discharged, as it was not proved that when be entered the Prosecutor's service he was told that it was part of his duty to receive money. Mr. Beard characterised the objection as frivolous, and liked that the prisoner might at once be committed to the sessions. Mr. Barker fully committed the prisoner to the Middlesex lesions for trial. The solicitor for the prisoner 'raked that bail might be taken for his client, who bad now Men in prison three weeks, sod would have to remain there another fortnight before he would be tried. Mr. Beard strongly opposed the applicatioo on the ground of the cutout of • s defalcations, and reminded the magistrate that thirty cases had been found out against the prisoner. Mr. Barker refused the application, and told the solicitor for the prisoner that be could apply to a judge at chambers if he pleased. MARLBOROUGH-Snit/T. TAILING SZILVANTS WITHOUT CHAILACTiRG. Emma So.thgate, a yam( woman, who had ooly been 10 days in the service of lin. Catherine Vail*, of 216, Word-street, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with steel ier a brooch of the value of 36!., the property of her mistress. . . Mrs. Valle said the prisoner had only been in her service 10 day s , and on Mondry last she missed a brooch of the value of 361. from a drawer in her bedroom. She asked the primmer if she had seen it, and she amid she bad eat, and protested her innocence. She told the prisoner that she should not leave the house tall it was found, ad yesterday the prisoner maid she would, and she (kn. fails) then sent for a policeman, who took the prisoner to the station, but the charge was not taken. The prisoner fol. lowed her home, and while in the kitchen she raised the prisoner's doilies and found one of her petticoats on the prisoner. She then sent for a constable, and he took the Prisoner to the station, and on her (Mrs. Valle) returning home again the brooch was found on the kitchen floor, THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1863. where the prisoner must have thrown it, fearing the con. stable would search her. The prisoner begged to be for gives and said she would give 1,000 1 . if she was not prose cute". Mr. Tyrwhitt asked Mrs. Voile whether she had a cha racter with the prisoner. Mrs. Vaile said she was to have bad one, but the prisoner represented herself to be in distress, and she at once took her in in consequence. The prisoner was committed for trial. ROBBERY AT TUC BT. .lAllEB ' B BATHS. Alfred William Calk,. a young man, sots charged with robbery at the Bt. James's Baths, Marshall-street, Golden square. A young MAO named Malcolm Josephus Mill, having been ill for some time, went to the bathe, and left his clothes in ' one of the departments The prisoner left the water before him and dressed himself. When prosecutor afterwards went to dress himself be put his hand in his pocket and found that his purse had been transferred from one pocket to the other of his trowsers. and 3e. which the purse had contain:l . bad been abstracted. The prisoner made off, but was k captured, and then owned to taking the money. Mr. Tyrwhitt said it was of importance to persons who went to the baths that their property should be protected. He should commit the prisoner for a month, with hard Bh. labour. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two ovweg. lw The operations in the railway market to-day are 50 not larp, but prices generally are well maintained. 2 , 4 4 Great Western and London and South Western se stocks have risen per cent., while Great Eastern IDO has receded 1. The other leading lines are without variation. London and North le si Western stock is now quoted 1021 to 103 ; Great Western, 67 to 1 ; Midland, 128 } to. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 to ; Caledonian, 1181 to 1191 ; South Eastern, 921 to ; Great Eastern, 53 t o to ; Great Northern, 127 to 128 ; and London lIL and South Western, 1051 to 1061. 100 Cape Town Railway stock is better while East IN Indian is somewhat lower. As reg ards foreign I : railway shares, Great Luxembourg are firm and San I Do Paulo dull. too OADINABY DRAINS AND STOOKS. iso - 1 wig *day * lel p.a. IN •Vsio iLLILwAYS. Closing ster prior yedsy. all Isted,WoLdeMogrb.. all Dodos, oaa4ando 100 Betdol old PAM! all Cork sod Baatidi— all Do. • • sOIG. 0 all B j ls paid to B. Dublin addßßallhhMMTm all Dasd.,lortla Ahd./s. 100 idlobsyskaud GianedW 100 Gliagow IS. Waken 100 Oriel /Imam 100 Do. A Stook 100 Do. loot Amerika 1110 100 Deed WAWA llooglasd 100 egad Northers 100 Da./1 Ana nadir. an. M f gllepot.is paid B 100 Ot. Booth s Nast. (lea) LOO (tall Widens Do.glogrVal.ol4.lloA 100 lgoscaddrisk Toekskts. 110 Loudon and Blaokwall 100 ItS.Ooas , 100 team. .I..tDov 100 London& North Wools. 100 LoadoelkSosaltWoolem. 100 lissa,liboLoklassolarb all Marmara sad Cattalo a Do. New 614 Do. New 100 Do. Elm 1 Derby all lald. 00. Wa. ars.) ••• all Do y Shard all Mid Sad .11 1114 Boot (Cray 100 North Beldah 100 Do•ldla.,Yaggh, Dead. 100 N. liasbies—Sorwlek 101 Do. G.N.Z.Puta. 100 Do. Ueda . 100 Da. York 100 Do. Carlisle 100 Nog* Lasko Do. Now all North Stadoodshlro— NodlistikWadsgsJaao 100 loodlah Costes& 100 Goodish N. l Alsse.Stk. 100 000111101 lo• all Shrewsbary Wolohid =hag Calm 100 100 South Badges 100 South Woks 100 S. Takata dr near Duc all 110abies.W all Siooklos Z ia = 10 Do d• 1860 • Do do MM.—. .100 Tall Vale Doe _• D 9 C Se Si S 6 BY 1181 119 i 6 Of 40 61 16 16 95 16 106 111 619 539 49 61 SO t 69 63i 3- 117 118 116 130 114 1.11 101 la 16} 87 - 1121 114 76 71 118 180 a 46 102‘ 103 106 11.6 46 46 Is 71 I 1& 1281 v. It Pro 97 92 iht It 59 to 69 1 901 118 . 120. 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Indian reolnauda Do. New 8 Do. January, 1801 100 at S. cd llall GLWael 1$ Do. New sll Do.llp.a/klapafill p .o. aU Do.62p.oLlade..ay. 2 Indian *earn Limited 100 lladres Q. 4Pt 01 - 100 Do. de. 0 C a t 100 Do. per el 100 bleb.Oarp ep. diked, all Meth. and Hobson o = W N. Brained* t clam A and B 100 N. R. of Canada 6 p. o 100 Iledade, Boa 6 For amt e° l Do. Delhi do. 2 Do. do. do 16 Do. hussloth do— -- 100 1001 010.1 d.82.1186.a.110.61 ABITIBI! ro. 1 MI. 1 21026. S 1114 . M. IFlie 1* 101 106_ 107 In 1 I limn ii.l x 2l Cambrian Con. Gold, i Clifford AmaL Div. G. Con. (Tavirtk ) Drakewalla aTaiaw (Mogan) Kart Elope Gold (Uia) fast Cued= Kest Cara Brea S.Wh. gasiel(Theistic.) 8 °rambler & St. Ashy& Great South Tolima G. WI. Vor (Holston) Grenville Herod alOot ... fad, Bertha raCtilir gwyndi Iron Om Yew Beton Hotta latest N. Wh. Beret (Mogan, North Wheal a -oft Psi Oess. pit Slang) Providence (U. Want). Rcakear Noweth S. Oaradon Ober,- S. Hare Brea (Illowan) . S. W. lissom (1110Ww3) tiny Park hew Bilonsad Ya.C. Its Croft wWest Hemet W. Oundon (rd) West Beton Wt. likawit (Mogen) Wb. Bailer (Hadrath) Wheal Laticoat W. Mary 4nnplailbou Wheal Scion Wh. Trelawney (Usk Wisest Unica rOIUION Es Mime. 1.1; Vas. ' 9 9. . t 0.6.7. _ 4 ril ENO 6CO II If T 6 dla Per 28 ea 8 1 of st 8 11 1 st 2 41 14 eI Si ed 111.1.8.9. L Llts. Las 4 KOMI 1 10,060 16,000 10 16000 1 I MOOG 66 10,000 10 )0,000 1 36,000 1 6,000 S 6,000 0,000 W 1,000 1 1.00 0i 6601 S 10 i, ,0001 6 11 0 Om 110 120 2 21 2326 2 51 4 111 . . $4 it 76 80 86 88 I i 71 4 77 4 IS IS 23 26 MS 046 6 74 7 7 4 60 60 11 34 IS .6 216 226 16 17 Be 6 ltaa) - 77 nottrakian ..... Ban Locos lAmltad Bras I. 1.&31.C.o.(11m ) Cape Copper (1/mlbid) ac , lt 00 PLIZT:t) • ••• Don Pe tro.N. DCelp Bay Dan Mountain oper Bast Del Ray(Lizaitad) Fortuna (lAm.) Gomel (11.N•Cp.11. Asatratina Impanels (Lint) Linares Ladtsnian la . Auroos &an 0.111. (L N.B.hinae.ot -.Ans4Li PontilbandSUrarlaad Port Phillip Banta Barbara Gold 31 licottbdt Lardan. pa.) St.] ohn Bay (Lim) Malted Marlean Manna:sacs Gold (L. Wn.shins ITudananintaaa (Lim). la. prim. I ea... MOOl 1 .0001 30 41341, 30 ,000 1 406. I $ FOOT STOCK -- e - zma t :I Par Pa , I Pm b) it II 9 36 slr 41 41 Mi t xd I eh. Ws r I 6 pa 7 sd le di: rr !I if _ i I lii 1 11 4 6 II I t par ow Per pen 65 _ . 7 J ~~. I t lipm 4 i Bales. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) re) The SPEAKER took the chair et 12 o'clock. 10 PRIVATE BUSINESS. 10 TE(TRD ResDneos.--Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway 26 10 (N0.1) .4 Bill ; Law Life Assurance Society Bill; Sligo and I hadorreen Junction Railway Bill. ea W et. PUBLIC BUSLNESS. 2t. BRAZIL fit. In reply to Mr. S. Frrmanato, M. Sir G. GREY mid that supply would be on the paper 8 8 1 next week, and the hon. member would have an opportu- et. nity of bringing on his motion on Brazil. The government a t , would do all in their power to keep a house for the evening Bk. sitting, in order that those members who had motions on IL the paper might not be in a worse position than they would 2 be in if supply had not come on at the morning sitting. M. K. Sir H. WILLOUGHBY protested against taking supply es. at a morning sitting, as hon. members who had duties to at. Woad to in committee , could not be present. M. BURNING OF QUEEN'S COLLEGE, CORK. K In reply to Mr. HMCNESBY, who complained of the conduct 5 ,1'• of the government in calling on the citizens of Cork to pay N 7,0001., in oonsequence of the burning of Queen's College, to Cork, which there was every reason to believe had been K done by an official within the college, Wm Sir R. PEEL maid that the case had been before the house "- on a former occaaion, and the house decided that the r, pepsin should not be produced. He did not think there is was any advantage in resuscitating the subject now. The 10 city of Cork had no reason to complain because the demand at. for the 7,0031. had not been persisted in, and there was a 111. vote of 4,500/. for repairing the oollege. at 26 Colonel FRENCH did not think the city of Cork had any B i . reason to complain. 82. Lord FERMOY could not agree with his hon. friend. at The ultramontane party, with whom he had nothing in M. common, were accused of burning the college, and it was 10 sought to impose a tax of 7,0001. on the citizens of Cork in WI comequence of that burning. There was every mama : to suspect that an official within the collage was the a t. author of the fire, and it was only due to the citizens of se. Cork that the affair should be further investigated. 10 SUPPLY. IR. The hones than went into committee of supply. 82. Bt. The following votes were weed to : ra. 3,7501., for the ecclesiastical commissioner% fit. 10,9171., temporary commission% M 17,0151., expenses connected with Patent Law Amend- IS M meet Act. 9,7441., salaries and expenses of board of fisheries in 8 1 Scotland. 10 2,0001., trustees of manufacto ri es of Scotland. 10 r 3,92131., local does on shipping under treaties of recipro- 60 26 ' 19201., inspectors of corn returns. 12 i 82. 8001.. boundary surrey of Ireland. 82. 1,0001., publication of the Brehon Laws of Ireland. M. 3,9611., census of population. at. 6801., Malta and Alexandra telegraph and subsidies to 206 telegraph companies. ilt. On the vote of 11,4551. for expenses of preparations for ,62. the marriage of the Prince of Wales, • In reply to Mr. A. Sam, Mr. PEEL said he did not think it was ever contemplated that an extraordinary expellee of this kind should be de• mi . frayed from the civil list did i° The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER sa id he 8 , not think the question of the hon. member for Truro had si any bearing on this vote. But he might state that the ex- 10 pecan connected with the deaths of the Queen Dowager, the fil Duchess of Kent, and Prime Albert, all of which occurred 82 . within the year, brought many claims on the Queen which ::,.. were not very positive in their character. Her Majesty might perhaps have evaded those claims, hat she gt, met them without in the slightest degree calling on the 84. public to contribute to defray them. (Hear, bear.) fit I Mr. WILLIAMS thought that the expenses of the vote 21 . ' should sums from the estates of the Prinos of Wales, and . 4 .. not from the civil list of her Majesty. Sir G. GREY mid that the same course had been followed at at on the occasion of the marriage of the Prince at Wane as SR had been adopted on previoussimilar occasions. S. The vote was then agreed to, as were the following : 82 4,0001., for the powder ship Dublin. m. M. 3,7811., to defray certain charges formerly charged upon l e the rote for civil contl es. eeenel I 0 [Left sitting.] IS. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I i t: t 4. OT XLSOIIIO T/t1713RA111.) 2 . NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) 14. 64. HANDICAP PLATE. Watervritch Miranda I e 4 2 - 11 ran. BEAUFORT ST K F-% Harlequin ... • • • 81. 114. Gorse ..• • •• a ~. ENTRY FOR £lOO MAIDEN PLATE. Lot three- O. quarters of R. O. at. Mirage, Whitebait, y Hylds, Queen Lily c, Diviner, its. Loretta. Belgium, Jacob Committal, lady Fanny Cavendish, as and Verdiere. All are here. a ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. R.C. Columba, Paste, Miranda L Belle of Yorkshire, Indolence, lie. and Lolioe. All are here. Bt at. Louise hie arrived at Mr. Gadding's, and reported sold to e s. Mr. Naylor. ea. _ LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL CUP. sto 1 apt Oakapple 6 to 1 Joey Jonas (off) 6to 1 Batehattioa _l2 to 1 Easy. (t) 100 to 8 Victor Cif MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoat. 17 04 The mining market is quiet to-day, with only ea a limited amount of business. East Caradon shares are slightly lower, at 273 to 281, ex e t div., while East Basset are rather better, at is 75 to 77. East Carn Brea are quoted 8f to a ; Wheal Seton, 217 to 220 ; Tincroft, 22 to I ; Drakewalls, ec 10 to If ; Great Fortune , 35 to 36 ; Kelly Bray, ft: 18e. 6d. to 20a. ; Wheal Grylls, 30 to 32 ; Kitty St. is. Agnes, 74 to ; Wheal Crebor, 325. 6d. to Me. ; Bt. Wheal Harriett, 375. 6d. to 40s. ; Wheal Ludcott, 21 to 3, being flat ; and North Downs, 24 to 2f. Foreign and colonial mining shares are generally quiet. Vallanrsaca Gold are firm, and Yudanamu- 8 _1 1 : tana rather dull. le ID Signal was made yesterday to the Channel fleet to prepare to leave Spitbead this morning for the Downs and the North Elea. The whole of the ships have been pro- visioned and coaled for their cruise. EAST AND Wier INDIA Ikk'ES.--(THIS Day.)— At the half-yearly meeting, held this afternoon, Mr. & m Hyde in the chair, a report of a very favourable character II was mad, and a dividend of 3 per cent. for the past half- It year, free of income tax, was declared. L DielltUcrlult Fig&—A fire took place yesterday tt afternoon at the " bat body " factory belonging to Mr. T. $ Hedges, No. 67, St. C.eorge'arcad, Horseinonger-lane. The a flames were not extinguished until the factory, nearly 60 g feet long and 30 wide, was destroyed, as well as the ow- 1 , 11 tents. The dwelling-houses adjoining nod communicating were also severely damaged by fire, water, and hasty re- IDOTei of the furniture. The Imo will fall principally upon the Hovel Exehange FireoMos. A _Fact' TOR INSURANCE OFFICER—A lady has jusi7died at Agee, at the advanced age of 106. Her maiden name was Mane de Oalaup ; she wee twice married, and en- el joyed the full exercise of her mental faculties until a few Si months before her death. In 1814, at the sge of 57, she 11 bought an annuity of 2,400 fr. per annum for a sum of El 24,000(r. As that capital, at 5 per oast. simple interest, ; would hare amounted at the end of 49 years to 82.6001 L, while the annuity during the rime period amounted to h 117,600 fr., the company which had agreed to pay the mosey lost 34,9001 r. by the bargain. It baa been known to many persona in this city that an immense train, realistic's of about 600 waggons. 3,000 moles and hones, 1,500 had of cattle, and 6,000 =has just been brought from the Tech. country to a t within our lines. The train was fully eight mils is length, and was under a guard of several regirnesta of volunteer troops, the whole under command of Colosel Joseph S. Morgan, of the 90th New York.—Pao Orleans Zr., May 30. W I mile- 471 - Do. ...... 10d Vile cot Math No Platoda elm a iilio;, 100 Waterford & Kilkenny 100 West Ocannsil 100 W-He== 11 4 1 ma Went re• DOW l a l= In DOW Ilaiss -61 7 4 :4 1 4 "1 I So 1 p.m. II a 107 108 im 1 le pan xn 1 1} poi 111 106 107 1 104 1014 nee MI In 168 NO in 10 a ay.= i li Pal in 21 74 7d 67 60 66 67 60 53 44 46 36 87 20 28 22 24 107 e 1064/ in 1 ! Ins Xn I iii;c; 7737 10131 MTh sn 11 131 97 ; 100 9 i di , 90_ V 4n iiii iii ink U Id -. VI -- xn 1091 104 n ID IDID HONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Choow. There is scarcely any movement of interest in the stock markets to-day, the current business being of too unimportant a character to influence prices. Nearly all the principal securities, including the funds, are quoted the same as at the close yester day. One or two of the leading home railway stocks are slightly better, and a partial recovery has also taken place iu Hudson's Bay shares. Generally, the markets are firm. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 68fr. 55c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 92# to for money, and 92# to I for the account (August 6). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92 k , ; ditto, , for account, 92# ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92i, # ; New Three per Cents., 92i, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21} ; Indid;Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108 f, ; ditto Bonds, 18e. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 97} ditto Five per Cent. 107 ; Exchequer Bills, March, par ditto, June, 2a. prem. Greek Bonds are in better demand to day, and after being marked 351, are now quoted 351 to 1, being } higher than yester day. Egyptian Stocks continues in re quest. Spanish Passive Bonds are dull. Other foreign stocks have scarcely varied in price. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 92 to 93 ; that of 1858, 70/ to 1 ; that of 1862, 67} to 68, ex div. ; and the Consolid6s, 50} to Transactions are recorded as follows:-Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001; ditto, 1852, 1858, 1860, 911 ; Danish, 1863, 90}, i ; Egyptian, 1021, 103} ; ditto second issue, 1031 ; Greek, for account, 35/, 4, I ; Italian, for account, 711, 1, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 361 ; Moorish, 961 ; Portu guese, 1863, 481, ex div. ; ditto, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 482, 47/, ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 931 ; Spanish Passive, 331 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 121 ; Turkish, 1862, 671, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 67k, 1, I, #, 68, ex div.; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 57. The Scrip of the Confederate Loan remains firm, at par to 1 prem. ; Italian is quoted 1} to 11 prem., ex div., being somewhat better ; and Venezuelan, 1} to 0} die. International Financial shares are steady at 5 to prem., and General Credit and Finance at to 1 prem. London Financial are rather lower, at 1} to 1} prem. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company are again better, at }to prem. Those of the Egyptian Trading Company are in active demand, and have risen to 2 to 2} prem. The sum applicable at the auction of the Foreign Redeemable (Passive) Debt of Spain, fixed for the 30th inst. at Madrid, is 10,761,472 reals. About 11,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The Mexican dollars by the last packet were sold yesterday for China at be. 22d. per ounce, being the same rate as that current for the last three weeks. Bar silver remains dull, in the absence of inquiry for India. The amount of bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on Wed nesday next is rupees 30,00,000 (300,0001). The Great Northern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,8941. compared with last year ; the Loudon and South Western a decrease of 5,3891. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire au increase of 3,48/. ; the Great Western a de crease of 1,1571. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,671/. ; the Midland an increase of 2,005/. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 2,0441. The Midland Banking Company announce that they will open branches at Tunstall on the 14th inst., and at Nuneaton on the 18th. The prospectus of the Oilseed Crushing Company (Limited) is issued. This undertaking is formed with a respectable direction and upon a scal fixed n siderable magnitude, the capital being at 500,0001., in 25,000 shares of 201. each. In the first instance, however, only one-fifth of this capital is to be issued. The object is to carry out upon an extensive scale the business of oilseed crushing. With this view a provisional contract has been made for the purchase of the crushing mills at Dover, which havelately been refitted with approved machinery. The price fixed is based upon the valuation of Messrs. Fuller and Horsey, who cha racterise the mills as without a rival for this class of operations. The manager is to be Mr. Edward Hales. It is promised that the preliminary ex penses shall bestrictly confined to the actual outlay. Another new undertaking is the Hayliug Rail ways Company. The capital in this instance is 50,0001., in :000 shares of 101. each. It is proposed to construct a railway from Havant, at the junction of the Brighton and of the South Western Direct Portsmouth Railways, to the mouth of Langston Harbour. The company's programme includes the promotion of traffic in Langston Harbour and the development of a watering place in Hayling A general meeting of the Cbiva and Japan Steam Navigation Company will be held on the 21st init., and the first general meeting of the Anglo-Danubian Steam Navigation and Colliery Company on the 16th inst. A call of 11. I.os. is to be paid on the first issue of shares in the Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon Company by the 6th August. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, July 8, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation Mime Circulation active Public deposits Other deposits Government securities in banking department ... 11,046,888 Decrease 3,30 Other secuntise in banking 503,448 Decrease 1,839,788 department Coin and bullion in both departments 14,824,969 Decrease 25.5,308 Seven day and other bills 657,598 Increase 58,992 The Rest 3,244,275 Increase 43,357 Notes in reserve ad Total reserve (notes &coin in tasting department). 8,094,0.89 Decrease 496,032 These changes are of great numerical importance, rn owing to the payment of ;,he dividends which com menced on Wednesday. Against the heavy decrease in the government deposits, however, must be set the increase in the private deposits (which is un usually large), and the decrease in the private securities. Ou balance there is a decline of nearly half-a-million in the reserve. The decrease in the cuiu is also occasioned by the payment of the divi dends. £28,614,000 Decrease £260,366 21,380,880 locreaas 240,724 5,593,8:1 Decrease 4,762.539 18,595,718 lames. 2,320,979 MAN lOW ZNOLA.ND —An Account mou Act ant to the 7th and sth Vic., C. 32, for the week ending on Wednesday, July in 8. 1863. Notes tstuect .. MON DIRAILTIMIT. ,c 2614,000 Government debt 511,014106 Other securities.. • 441114.900 Gold coin and bul lion Silver bullion t2&614.000 esaad,ooo sAiuna Proprietors Capital L 14,663,000 [eat trArflllert. I Government Sees titles (Including Dead Weight An nuity) Other eactritles Notes Gold and Ulm Gobi Public Deposits (in chiding Excheq flay. Dania Com rel. of National Debt. and Div. Aorta.) Other Depoeite. ad s milay and other £42.6:47:4; e.42,644.4t 5 , YARSHALL. Chief Cubic/T. July 9. 1863. [9.8, Old and new Grinding. Distilling Malting . Total x,+69 THURSDAY EYINIVO. COIIIOII3, which closed yesterday bA 92 11-16 to for the new account (August 6), were first marked this morning 92i, and closed at 92/ to f. For money the last price was 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 925, a, g, 4 ; ditto for amount (August 6), 92 g, g ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92 g ; New Three per Cents., 924, g ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 764 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 16 ; Bank Stock, 2354 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, redeemable, July, 1870, 1081, 4 ; ditto Bonds, 145., 18 e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 107 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 116. The India Five per Cent. stock was slightly flatter, at 1081 to g. India Bonds were quoted 14s. to 18e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills Is. dis. to 2s. prem. The rupee paper was dull. Some of the more speculative foreign stocks were rather flatter to-day. The shares of the Hudson's Bay Company de clined this morning to gto dis., but a few pur chases caused a rally to 4 tot prem. at the close. i The shares of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company, leing scarce, in anticipation of the set tlement, which is fixed for next Monday, have at the same time advanced to 1 to 14 prem., being 15s. higher than yesterday. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 101 to prem. ; Universal Marine, to dis. ; names and Mersey, 2 15-16 to 3 1-1 G prem. ; Commercial Union, 24 tog prem. ; North British and Mercan tile Insurance, 16] to 174 ; Oriental and General Marine, If to 14 prem. ; and British and Foreign Marine, 4 to 14 prem. The nominal closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows :—London and Hamburg Bank, par to 1 prem. ; Richmond Hill Hotel, par to 1 prem. ; Torquay Hotel, to 14 prem. ; Portugal Iron and Coal , fto prem. ; City of Loudon Hotel, to prem. ; Company of African Merchants, g to 4 prem. ; and Continental Gr tog prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) Fresh up, to-day, the arrive/a of English wheat, coast wise and by Lind carriage, wore on a limited wale ; conse quently the show of samples wu trifling. The demand for both red and white qualities, however, wu in • mod inactive state, and Monday's currency was with difficulty su he supply of foreign wheat was tolerably extensive. Good and tine qualities were held at fully previous rates ; bat all other kinds moved off heavily, at barely stationary pri Ig l oating cargoes of grain very little was passing, and, ii some instances, the quotations had a drooping tendency. The stands were mistily supplied with both English and foreign barley ; nevertheless, the demand was very inactive, at barely previous rates. Malt was in moderate supply and fair request. In prices no change took place. We were tether largely supplied with foreign oats, but the supply of English was very small. The oat trade was in a sluggish state at barely last week's quotations. Beans changed hands *lowly. at Monday's reduced rates. The inquiry for peas was much restricted. Prices. how ever, were supported. We bare to report a heavy inquiry for both English and fordgn flour, on former terms. Seeds, generally, were a dull inquiry, at late rates. It cakes, scarcely any business NT was doing. CUILLE Reiman. Par Qr. E355 3 . 1 E 414 : od. new 40 to to el Ditto white. 40 53 tato& and uneoid red BAIILiT 29 to 40 28 to 34 tb to 27 Grinding AALT. r u k Norfolk, ;Da 80 to de Kingston and Ware 67 to 68 Brown - 6O to 67 ILTI. OAT IL ' l B"tel 'lriaboar ia te - „ black BLASS English, feed „ ars, .. 84 to 35 18 to 22 23 to 26 90 to n Ton Per Qr. warn. I. .. Dantske and Konigs berg 5O to a Rostock & Meeklen :Era 5O to 24 44 to 50 Russian, hard 42 , sat American, red white . 54 to 53 " RA MAT. _ _ OATS. It 3 to 27 30 to 34 Yung= Tick Harrow Flacon PTAS Maple White Per Qr. a. a. 28 to 26 16 to 28 16 to 21 so to as 30 te 4 32w 34 37 to 43 FLOUR... SS to U 34 to 40 27 to U Town made: per 380 lba. Household 36 to 36 ,Coantry ,Norfolk and Suffolk, 1 ex ship 29 to FL Dutch, brew --- IS to ES I feed ARRIVALS OP GRAIN, &a., CARRIAGE, PROII JULY 4 Per Qr. Danish and Swedish 111 17 to 52 ' RauLao White . Yellow 35 to ZS 35 to 35 DIDIAII COLII. SO to 3 ?9 to SI FLOult. French, per ;sok 7.. 18 to 42 Spanish, , .... to BS 411 American, jar Let... ri So 27 , Canadian,. 21 to le INTO LONDON, BY WATZL TO JULY 9, INCLUSIVL _________ I Whom , Barley. Malt. Oats. Roar. I qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. brls. nook& English and liceteh, 670 10 1110 .. .. 640 Irish Foreign I we 1720 .. 47!60 .. 830 I- - - - .' 2800 1730 3110 47260 .. 1470 LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (sr :sore AND LIITMATIONAL 1.1241.8.0.11.) (rams out own oosnatagonnmer.) oOrrOn.—Market opens steady, sod traimactions foot up about 6,000 bales. Coax.—The market fairly attended ; wheat in limited demand at a decline of Id. to 2d. per centaL Floor very little doing and the turn cheaper. Indian corn, fair sale for mixed, at 26a. 94. Egyptian beans, steady ; Saida, 30i. Oats and oatmeal unchanged. XINOING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SOGAIL - At the opening of the market, importers of West India having accepted a decline of ;id. to 6d. per cwt., a good business was transacted. The demand since has been steady. Porto Rico has been freely offered in public sale, and has gone off irregularly, tally averaging the decline of British West India. Refined—with a dull market prices have declined, brown lumps having sold at 465. 6d. • low to good grocery, 475. to 48s. Coma Ills sold heavily in the public sales this week at a decline of fully 2s. to 21. 6d. per cwt. The latest prices for Plaatatioo Ceylon triage, were 64e. Gd. to 7th. 6d. fine o rdinary to middling, 775. to 86 5.: pea berry, 86e. 6d.; to 98a. 6d. Native Ceylon has also sold at lower prices ; ordinary to good ordinary, 695. 6d. to 71s. 6d. Cocoa. — Cons iderable parcels of Trinidad offered were mostly sold at about previous prices for common quality, the better sorts being cheaper. TEA.—Tbe public sales held this week have gone off heavily, and but few parcels have been disposed of except those offered without reserve. Price s of Medium and fine Kaiaou coogons show a decline of 3d. per lb. from the bighead point of the market. Broken leaf and dusty ma gma have sold at Bd. to 10d. ; and a break of fair common flowery Pekoe, lea. Rice—The market has become dull mail inactive. SPICES.—The demand for moat spices have been steady at previous prices, except for black pepper, which is dull of sale. at a decline of Ad. per lb. Fauir.—Currants are quiet at previous prices. Raisins — at public sale, a portion of Turkey goods found huyers, but at a decline of 2a. per cwt. Rey has Seen inactive during the week. COTTON continues dull of sale at a further slight decline in price. Jere.—There is still an active demand, and further stiles of about 2,000 bales have been effected. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is doll et the annexed prices :—Town tallow, 40s. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 425. to 43e. 3d., ; July, 425. ; August to September, 425. ; October to December, 45a, to 44e. 9d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADlMHALL.—Hides.—Prices : 861bs. to fens.. 20. to 3d. ; fitlbs. to 7211 n., 3d. to 3ld. ; 72Ibs. to 80Ibs.„ 3.1. to 3ld. ; Ms. to nibs., 3ia. to 40. ; egalbs. to 961b5., 4d . to 4 id. ; Horse hides, lOs. Oil. to 12s. Od ; Oalf skins, light, N. 61 to in Od.: full, 7s. Od. Bianognsst.--nesp skins, polled. —s. to —s. —d. ; lbws. Os. Od. to Os. ; Lamb, 2s. 9d. to 4s. 6d. ; nest lings, 2s. 2d. to 22. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Patteodeu and Smith report no quotable altera tion in the market during . the last few day., although a ra th e r improved demand is perceptible for the best samples of both English and foreign bop. The plantation kooounta from the blighted districts in England as well as the Con tinent speak of no improvement, and the pleat is in a very critical Mate. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) wan. EmilAmmon, 16.. 6d. • Walls Fad South Hatton. 17a. 3.4. • Walls Eod East Ha'rtkpool, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool. 16a. 6.1.; Walls End Russell Helloes, 11a. 9d. ; 'Walk End S o uth Hallos, 15e. 94.; Walk End Heargh Hall, 11.. 9d.; Walls End Kellar., Vs. Walls End Eden Main. 13s. 3d. ; Walls End Helton ons, 14s. 6d. ; Walls Eod Tat:petal, 14a. 9d. ; Tanfleld LMor, 13a. 6d.; Buddies Hartley. 15s. ; Rely.ide Hartley, Ass. ; Hastings Hartley, 155.-91 ships at market. Dr. Hamall, as well as the Lancet newspaper, both report highly of the merits of Waters Quinine Wtree. Manufactured by Robert Waters, 2. Martin. lane, street, London, London, X.C. YAM by grocer , . Italian usrehoinieuten, and others. at 3d.. a dozen Wholesak Agente, Lan.s and Co., Worcester.—{Advatisernent. I P 3 1111.1N01 81LL.1.101. s~owia Ioo 7 biliroitise6tor4weakki 100 I Caledonlsa Quar. 811.. Cork and Bar: 60,3 mQL 1 I all 'Don.rln, 6 & Abair.) se. 103 Zdts. & °balm! 0f• 1100 , Klll.,Pietb r usx,.PoL 1100 !GLla!tel'o.l : C.AL.6 p. 111 113 110 112 132 134 107 109 cent., No. 1 .100 'Do. do. No. 2.. 1 10 Do. do. 6 percent. preL 'lOO Do. & Anglian A, 6p. c. ,100 Do. do. A. 7 per cent... 1611 ' Do. B.Unlon,4p. et.gaa. 100 Do. do. 6 per cent. pa. :100 , Do. N ort 6p. c. 1t..16 66 106 'Do. 64 per ct. Diet.. 1667 100 Do. bp. et.._Wa, V . 100 areal Northarn. 6 • Cl. 100 :D0.6 ored.at 1 0 p. pea. 160 :Do. 4ip•r coal 1 100 • Do.llp.c.re&M6 apes all 1116.111.116461aad, laoPrei 6 Gt.Waat.(Bietaßßanla 1100 Do. Mom. 4p. rev. 100 Do. roles& 6 p. amt HO Do. irredeem. Op. et 1100 Do.Wct.rodaes Pref. 100 Do, Bits. Om& Stool 1100 Do. Bins. rret. Noce' 100 Do.Clhast. Otia. Block i 100 Do.Catesternlit. &p.c. 100 Do. do. do. 69.1 100 llono.diTceicii.llp.c.lit ,100 • lon.lßrielg..6p.a.Ona. 116 Nat 100 Do.6p.a. do. N 0.2 100 D0.6p0. do. •• • • 100 Dol.a. do. 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O I an , Do. do. 06p.c.i 'lO6 Taff Vale Preferenoe 100 Watagdt 11111anng pe. 'lOO 1W.161,6--012. i 'lOO Do. do. l r do. : 160 • Do. Nemo. 6 p.c& Pret.l :100 :Do.do.PerP. f PAIL Drat - - 86 87 ao.~s 96 id! ti t e 110 11? 1111 118 111 113 108 108 107 169 99 101 id 99 90 id Ea V 1 id 102 104 zd 75 77 77 79 172 176 105 107 168 149 114 117 114 117 136 140 114 117 -- ei -- -1 se Pa' i i P. IN 111 108 106 96 97 110 112 107 100 111 112 02 02 k— - des pm xdi t3e 23e Yte 102 104 102 104 90 11 2$ 19 $4 94 Si 96 45 •7 130 151 122 144 103 105 124 126 1/4 IM 182 188 81 84 100 102 127 119 sd dioi id id FOREIGN RAILWAYS. .n ;Antwerp a noaterdant W Alm I=pe W /Belgian J B.Arree G. Soulawn(C. ▪ 'Oep nzteeelew W 'Derneraisap.c.par.prel 16 .Detela Llesa •• W reetern d Trance ell sOd. Bnedsn I. lp. e.; W PreSODIWWIWWID W Italian Awed= ▪ NanaalleweL the I aU De. *pair!. Beßelpgov. W lonian of •• • • all ,N.Rell &Ayres g. 7 p. c. : ne Do. do. do all Natinglia Trunk Ina • W Ottornaoo6n7nmitlctln) all Paola, Dpona andladil! all Pada sod Orleans W Portagsweallella,Boyal an , Inente and I Frinele.iL en ups sod Amber, all Royal Dudek .._»..-I all !lopwl an Do. per cent ▪ Imbue and Kees 10 ▪ Da Do. 84 pr e y ia • 0/ 8 imPaalo(lee.peren 1.; all Do. all LAvaLet Inan do niaellan; It of Portartripact p 2 all Southern of 'nose— 26 6 Tann and !arena Do. do all Mut Menden I ett De. Nier searit;i 10 all .Weet. aI. W.cd !maw' DOORS. 41 If dis par J II 9-1 14 141 4 in 39 40 1.1 lii 101 us ons 4 of ml it 413 at it 403 33 40 lal al \ C 411111110211101 lOO .- 141. 114. Cc 4p. et PreL 104+0 11,006, M. and Red Mei lO 144 147 8,018,81 ft. London 110 64 86 66 1,939,800. ft At. IC athann 100 64 66 260,866 M. 'Southampton llOO 0, Vktorta 80000 ft. I 99 101 ul 6.000 20 6 Do. VW IIIOO $ ILa Imiu ad 9 so' fro. Sh. I FP a 12,004 100 Agra and 11. Bar. Bank 10,000; 100 AllianceLoo.loLivarpeol WW 60 Anglo Portnifitem (Um 11.6e01 1 'Anahrshiala 7,6001 40 Do. New (limited) AMR 00 Bank of Bap MI 100 j Bank of London 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland 10,000 60 'Bank of Victoria, Amtslal 6,00 S 100' Bank of Wales (Lim) 60,000' 10 Bank of New Zealand 16,000 60 Britand American If- 1 14000! 60 IBMS,* N. Asada. . 11,600 10 I Char.Bk.Br l t. Columbia WWI 140 10 (1. Ik. Ishr Ass. China KM! 160 M. al lads. ix 24000 8 NI 100 , Venial 6,000, 100 ICootinental rish 10, linglish sal I CO 14030 0001 100 10 ',l24.llem.misal.cisers 1 10,0001 100 ' n.ChinatJap.(L( l (L) 10.0001 No Imperial Bank. Limited 36000 10 Imperial Ottoman 10,000 100 , Loud= and Brazilian., 6,000 100 Lon.B.Ayra&R.Plate 60.000 10 Loa. Ch. Rank of Austrt 10,000 100 London sad Colonial (L. 60,060 60 ,Loader and County 00,000 at . Lembo Joint Mak _ 10..100 100 Lon. and Middlesex (L. 14000 1 100 , Lon. and Northam (L 1.000, Lnadoo 416nu0. 4trfrot 10,0001 100 ,London&S.Amestean (L.', 6,0301 100 'Lon. & B.Wastern (Lim.l 60 uor 1.0 lm. sad 10,000, 60 :Mercantile Exchange (L 000 'Metro. & Pro.. *ma i 4.1 1 , 000 1 100 i Do. Reserved 1,000, 100 'Midland Bank (Lim.) 10,urel 100 National of L)verpool(E! 23,000 4) B. vro. of New, 30,000 SO Do do 2 ,000 60 National Bank 140601 ,14•• WWI Waal 64.40( of. Oriastal Bank Carpool 20,000 100 • *mine. of tress,. 15,000 , 10 trinde,Ptinj.,& Delhi (1, 16000' 05 'South Australis ss 1 m i Stand.ot BOAR Atriest(L 3,000; 100 l'o New 40.004 26 Midas of kularsils . 1 4000; 100 100. of BosAlfranos . (L 10,000, 104 Union of Ireland (Lm.). 04000 60 'Links of LosAos Na I Sh. 1 00SPU1[I1. 'Amato-11mM= Mint .. Atlantic EL Yafl St.(l.. Australian ... Bsstla Watenrerks.. Bombay Glom thatted.. Brit. American Land.. 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I .u. :e 4* dls ad r, = 1, 13v® - „,, 2loas so' , „ 4_ I --: —pm ;dig proxdi .-- 44. 4 1 PM t It MI 7: 4* 1 - :I Pa - thi - 7 17 76 10 16 16 toa db 1 21 t 114 04 _N 21 4 ritxd lins 66 as 1161 140 . 146 SS . -- f - I Nal 4f SS id • li di tye I : i s: 5 4 t 1414 id xd 28 51 84 - - 261 6Th 7 zd ... 71 8k nil i Pd I 121 - 121 T - ii it ft B 9 99 5,A96,E34 18,505,716 Danish ZOO= PILL Maple . 'Boilers 33 to NI 31 to $1 Pow" 11 ppi lip. ma ni in I Ph IT id 1011 zd 2 0 1 1 1 Zln •••• XII 111 - 4 . .414 40,000 06,000 14400 1,004034 Mae 10,000 1