The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-29 00:00:00

most be narrowly watched, as they from their very position bad peculiar faalitim for obtaining credit. He would look j,mugh the proceeding's and deliver the judgment of the mot on the Bth of June. II LAWS.-HIATT TAILORS OF A NV= AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. This was an adjournerr applicatirlll for an order of dis charge under the bankruptcy of James Snead Laws, for merly of Great Tower-street, and since of 80. 9, Miooiot• lane, and 4, Richmond-tonna, Clapham-road, wine and spirit merchant. The adjudication took place on the sth of May, 1862, upon the bankrupt's own petition, he attributing his failure 'amply to want of capital. From the statement of accounts prepared by lir. Joseph Hart, the accountant appointed by the court, the following figures are extracted : —Dr.- To creditors, unsecured. 14,8431. 17e. 3d. ; credi tors holding security, 17,8191. 16e. 4d. ; liabilities on bins receivable. 2,238/. 9s. Id. ; expected to rank a gai nst the estate, 1281. 9.. 6d • creditors to be paid in 1061. is. 9d. • total, *B9B l . Its. 10d. Cr.—By debtors, good, 1,9601. le. 6d. ; ditto, doubtful, 841. 18s. Bd. ; property Owe up to mignon, 1,7791. 3.. 2d. ; ditto in the bends of creditors, 21,4111. 15s. 10a. ; deficient, 7,6721. 12e. Bd. ,• total, 32,8961. Ils. 10d. A dividend of 2s. 6d. in the pound Ism already bean paid to the creditors, among whom are some of the principal city merchants. Mr. Sargood, for the amigo..., now applied for an ad journment for two months. The bankrupt had been prose cuted for fraudulently obtaining goods and pawning them within three mouths of his bankruptcy. He bad been com mitted for trial on those charges. . . . Mr. Lwracoe, for op . creditors , also concurred in the application for an purnment. The Commissioner said, as the bankrupt had been com mitted for trial there must be an adjournment until the result of the trial wan known. Mr. Sargood rid the awniteee now asked for a formal order to prosecute the bankrupt for a misdemeanour. Wine Commissioner said of course he would now make the order. He adhered to his opinion, that before any costs were thrown on an estate, the bankrupt should be taken before a magistrate sad a prima facie can made out. An adjournment for two months was then directed. THE POLICE COURTS. (THD3 DAY.) SOUTHWARK. TAR ORANGE GIRLS AT LONDON•BRIDGE. Mr. Borchelt% was occupied a keg time in inrest*atAng charges against nine women, natives of the Emerald Isle, who were summoned by direction of the commiriours of police for obstructing the pavement and thorough: 4 7lZ selling or= near the entrance of the railway Loodon- Police-oonstable 473 A said he bad been oti special duty for some weeks in Wellington-street, Borough, and had had greet trouble in controlling the orange girls, who obstructed the pavement to the great annoyance of passengers going by railway. On Sunday morning last the conduct of these women was impudent in the extreme. Four of the defend sate more especially miacooducted themselves, so that be was compelled to report them to his superiors, who directed the present proceedings to be taken. Mr. Burcham asked what they were doing to break the law? _ _ . The mutable replied that they had baskets coo oranges in front of them and were endeavouring= them. Two of the defendant, rushed among the pairere-by, and annoyed them very much, so that they complained to him. Kr. Burnham--Now have you not taken these proceed. lugs became they were selling theme oranges on a Sunday? Witnese—No, sir, not exactly ; although complaints are Wag cestinually Made b 7 the authorities of St. Olave's parish of the Sunday troche( in the streete. Mr. Bur:ham—You say two of these women ware only selling their oranges by the kerb I don't see how you out construe that into an obstruction or a nuisance. It seems to me very like persecution to bring these poor creatures before me, because they were endeavouring to gain an boned livelihood in the street, I should say much to the Wean of the public. One of the defemlsnts has been fined by me before for Macooduct, end as eke hes really broken the law I mast bee her is. and meta, but as for the others they are discharged. . . . Polioe.coOstable 475 A gave similar evidence against the other five young women. They bad bukets of oranges in front of them by the edge of the kerb, end by that means obstructed the footpath. Mr. Burnham-1 cannot punish these women unless there le a breach of the law committed. That is not proved to my satisfaction, therefore they are discharged ; I must, however, caution them to pay a little obedience to the police for the future, and not obstruct the public. William Lancaster, who described himself as a waiter end in-door boots out of • situation, was again chested before Mr. D'Eyneourt with having ottempted to destroy himself by taking • quantity of poems at St. Luke's. Fyfe, who has taken some trouble in the matter, stated that he had writtea to Stork's Hotel, Birmiasham. and had received a letter from the proprietor of that estab lishment. That go/disco= dated that the prisoner wee a good servant when sober, but that instead of leering that hotel through having words with the other ser vants, he was discharged because he got the worse for liquor, end mad* a disturbance. He (Mr. Fyfe) had also understood that the prisoner had been in custody at Birmingham for threatening to destroy himself with oxalic acid. He had had other com munications about the prisoner, and one was from Mr. Grove, oo ff enhouse keeper, of the Harrow-road, who offered to take the prisoner iota his employ if he was found to be of good character. The prisoner sapwood contrition for what Le had dose, sad said he would take care that he never committed him self any more. Xr. D'Eynoturt stated that the prisoner had brought all his troubles on himself through giving way to ha bits of intoxication . He had received some mosey for the prisoner which be should not at present allow the prisoner to have, for if be did the punter portion of it would be spent. If it was ascertained that persona who were in distress had only to attempt to commit suicide to have subscriptions raised for their benefit, more than ball the time of the oourt would be taken up by the cases of self-murder. He should allow the prisoner to have 10a. of the money that had bees sent, but that he was sadly afraid was more than be deserved, foe the greater portion of it would be spent in a publichouse. He wished the benevolent poisons who bad sent the money for the prisoner to understand that they would have their money returned if they wished it, but if they did not express any wish in the matter, it would be placed in the poor-box. The prisoner would now be discharged, and if after the lapse of some months he could show that be bad been leading en honest, respectable, sober life, he might apply to hum, and be would then see what could be dome to assist him. The following donations have been received by the magis trate, with • request that they might be acknowledged - by the press: —T. IL, 10s. ; Oryffydd sp Cynan, • post-office order for lf. ; and M. S., postage stamps, ls. 6d. THE VOTE OE THE CHITILOHWAILD CONTRACT. The only liberal members who supported Mr. Walpole last night with their votes were Mr. W. Cox, Sir J. Doke, Mr. Linday, sod Alderman Sidney. The O'Doooghue, and a few other members of the Irish Catholic party, also voted against the government. Mr. Antrobus, Lord A. Hervey, and Major Ugh, were the only members of the opposition who voted with the ministers. The next examination for direct commissions will commence on Monday, the 3rd of August. The list of can didates for this examination is complete. _ _ A Berlin correspondent writes :—" A commercial trigs is on the point of breaking oat among the mining and banking firms of Westphalia. An agent of !be Berlin bank has been despatched to Dortmund to assist as many of the larger firms s can be saved by timely support." Great excitement is canoed in the racing circles of Parr by tie cosies &Teat of next Sunday. There am 81 entries, including 48 English, 26 French, 3 German, and 4 Italian 'tome, for the Prix de Paris (groom value 6,0004), sad about twenty starters are expected to appear at the poet. The French mare La Vacuum is first favourite : but at the Circle, in the Rae de Gramont, they are backlog Ssocharometer, and, in a lesser degree, Lord Clifden. An emigration society on a large scale has been formed among the factory operatives of TAVlCalthire. They propose that the society should be established on a perms. Dent basil, not merely to serve the purposes of and relieve the existing distress, but to keep up a continuous stream of emigration. It is recocomeoded that the members pay a penny a week to the general fund, and that imbecriptione for emigration purposes be raised without delay. A delegate meeting will be held on the 7th of June, to complete the regulations of the association. SHAKIESPEARICAN TRZCZNIIINARY.—A meeting I was held at Stratford•upon-Avon yesterday, for the pur pose of deciding upon the moaner of celebrating the ter centenary of Shakespeare's birthday is 1864. The their was occupied by the lord-lieutenant of the county, Lard Leigh, and the meeting was one of the largest held in Stratford for several years. It was agreed. " That a na tional memorial shall be raised to Shakespeare in SEW, feed-upoo-Avon," es the place of his birth. For thin pur pose money will be sought throughout the country. After some animated discumion as to the best mode of ale- Wing the tercentenary, it was resolved :-1. To extend the educational advantages of the Free Grammar School of Kiag Edward VL, Stratford, in which Shakespeare wee educated, and to found and establish one or more scholar. ships and exhibitioas at the I:Diversities, in connection with the schooL 2. To found a triennial prize for the best poem or essay on Shakespeare, to be open to public come- Waits. 3. To lay out New-place Gardena, and copes them to the public, and otherwise properly celebrate the teresatenery at Stratford. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1863. COJIMERCIAL AND MARKETS MA RIC-LANI.--crms DAY.). Fresh up today only a limited quantity of English wheat came to band, coastwise and by land carries,. Selected samples of both red and white changed hands steadily at prime quite equal to Monday. Low and damp qualities moved off slowly, nevertheless the quotations were well supported. Foreign wheat was in full average 'apply and fair request, on former terms. The supply of really Hue samples in warehouse is now mach reduced. Floating cargoes of grain were n.oetly disposed of, at eery full prices ; bat the demand for them was by no means active. We were scantily supplied with barley, for which there was a fair ioquiry on former terms. Fine malt sold readily. Other kinds slowly, at late rates. The show of samples was seasonably good. Foreign cats came freely to hand, and the inquiry for them was inactive, at Monday's decline in value. Home grown qualities were steady at late rates. The few beans on the stands were mostly taken at full prices Peas were tolerably firm ; but the transactions in them were much restricted. Both English and foreign BOUT moved off slowly ; never theless the quotations were well supported. A fair quantity of linseed changed hands, both on the spot and for forward snivel, at extreme currencies. In other seeds the transactions were on a limited male. Cakes ruled heavy. CITILLINT PRICE. SIGLION. For Qr. Wasdr. a. frasez,lssok rod. sow 40 to 40 DISK wine 41 14 61 No;folk sod Wools red Pis Pr. ''''' -- 10to 610 Malting Distilling Grinding 26 to 17 YAM Bl Moi N k cd°lk. OS to Kingston and Weft VI to 418 Brown _ OM. L a. flestah, rola* Irish. wWto le to 23 black =AXIL _ _ lisassa - *0 to 23 Sick 29 to IS Borrow Pigeon r —._ Old and new 7 nun OUL English, bed ID lo 16 Smith. Cr . SO to U - Si tO 34 UO: _ II to 40 36 to U Per - 4,7 Winn. a L Dantrie and lodge berg al to 0 Rostock it Macklin• Town made, - y: is o lbs. lloowboad 4O to 41 Owintry Norfolk and Suffolk ex ailp Si A A — i , ltri ----- a to 50 Nolan 47 to 60 RauLao, hard .. soft American, rad a to 49 „ whit* Ter Qr. OA'l9. s: -- Danish and Swedhlt 18 to fa anai= _ 19 to 23 Danish l4 to 87 EMU= SO to U Pau _ _ _ ChindLog --- 11 to 26 Digtilllog Malting 01.11. . - - 115 XI I Boiler ......... SO to MIO Dutch, brew fled AR.ItrVALe OF ORALti, &0., CARAL6O2. 1911011 MAY 9 iiiiiiii COIL Wblts lO to SS Yelkow YLOITIL. Arab, pot rek 101 SPamilh. to to 4 43 4 CAnsorkr, .. 22 to 20 Canadian, 2l to 28 INTO LONDON, BY WATER TO MAY Is, INCLUISTPL W I a" ke n lontlga Total I OM iwr 1 in. Barley. Man. 7 qm. an an bib. Its. 7110 4140 .. moo .. 1140 IMO 00160 .. 1440 IMPERIAL AVERAGE& II Ala. Vllmak l ß 3 d ay. 0,,t, I R 7.. 2.....1 r.... AOKI 18 IS Noy I I l6 eft wow& 23 - Tel Us I_ l___ dIN "di 64 p 8 Aveimp • ld 7 21s 10d 11s 2d 1 174 114161 6d Off MOAT DOWNO TEX NCI WD PANED. Durr.—Wltist. liarlay, Oa*, Rye, Bra" sad Per, ls. MOAN MOVIE, TEN PLICICRVATIONS Ell MI AVEUGI PILIOI 46 • 46 6 46 2 46 9 46 8 46 6- Nay 9. Apet.lB A/A MAY 2 . r LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN THIS DAY.) Nay 16. May ZS. ••1 • • I • • • • MARK E'TS. (IT KLEMM ANDINTERNATIOSAL TEISORAPIL) (nom ova owl coarieroinnarr.) Carrot.— The market steady. Sake will probably foot up 5,000 bales. Coal.—What in consumptive demand, at shoat TINS. day'. rates. Floor motions,' is good demand for fresh and late rates folly supported. Indian corn, small at ItEls. Pd. for mined. Egyptian beam moderate male ; new Saida, 31s. 3d. to 31a. ed. Egyptian wheat un changed. Oats and oatmeal unchanged. MINCING LANK 7 (THIB DAY.) SUCIAL—There has bean • decidedly improved demand to day, privately, and the public sale of 330 hhda. of Bar badoce and 3,600 bags of Pinning haying gone off with spirit at fall prices to 6d. advance, 5,000 bags of Mauritius ware held for p h pries' sad bought in. Refined is steady at last week's with fair demand. Corns.— teflon Oulu hu sold unready this week, gray sorts at easier price; but better qualities at full rates, and in some owes fine br oug ht a slight advance ; triage, 745. to 80s. ; low to toe m iddl ing, 83e. to 95e. • floe 97e. to 106 s. • native Ceylon. are 6d. cheeper ; o r dina ry to fine, 71a 6d. to 75a. - - - - TiaLiiisTmprovement hu taken place, the market con tinuing dull and inactive. Rica —There has been some inquiry for cargo Bengal, but no important sales have been effected. Moulmein sold at Be., and Waal at Is. 6d. Cocos has sold at 3. per cwt. decline. Trinidad gray 525. to 57a , red 66e. Eor.—(h~l limited make have been effected; Jamaica at 2a. 4d. to 2,. ild. ; I Le!warda,pale, a. 44d. ; brown, la sd. Faurt. —Oarreets have dee - litisil is vidue, but not much bushman hes been effected. Raisin. and figs are quiet. limirestnn.--lror 10D bags Bowl, refraction 4,37 a. Od. malt has bees paid. COTTOIII.—A limited business is doing ; prices are firm. Jurn.—No salsa are reported. lime continues steady at previous prices for Russian. TALLOW MARICET.—((HIS DAY.) The market is Moody. Town fellow is quoted 41s. 9d. net mob ; Pelmaben Y.O. on th e spot, 43a. to 43e. 3d.; June, 43e. ; October to December, 46e. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) IRA= 56lbs. to 6411ia., 20. to 3d. ; 641ba to 72114., 3d. to 34 ; 72 1 bs. to 80Ibs., 3d. to 4d. ; 80Ibs. to 88Ibs., 31oL to 44d. ; 281ba. to Nibs., 4d. to 15d. ; Hone hides, 9e. Ocl. to 10s. 64. ; Calf skirls, light, 2s. 6d. to 4a Od. ; 7e. 04. Sawmill:arr.—Sheep skins, paha', —e. to —s. —d. ; woolled skins, 6s. to 9s. ; Lambs, 2a. 6d. to 3a. 10d. ; Sheer la ed. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Pattsaden and Smith report a limited demand foe coosumption at teat wesk's price► The accounts from the hop plantations generally state that in consequence of the late cold winds and (route, the tine has assumed a yellow and sickly appearance, the vermin also being decidedly on the increase, as many as from 10 to 15 flies being molly found on a single leaf in the middle of the prams. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 16e. 6d. ; Walla End Haswell, He. M. ; Walls Ead Beath Hatton, 16a. 6d. ; Walls End Hartioneol, 16a 3d. ; Wall. End &smell Hatters, lb. 9d. ; Walls bad Reath Hartlepool, 168.3 d.; Walla End Eden Main, lb ; Adair's Main, 13e. 9d. ; Wykm, 16e. ; Tanfield Moor, 13e. 6d. ; &Maids Hartley. 13s. 3d. ; Hastings' Hartley, 16s. 3d. ; Leaslasn's Hartley, 155.-70 ship at market. Beaufort House Theatre, Wsllaam-Green, was on Wednesday evening crowded to Maws the fifth dramatic performanoe of the amateurs of the South Middle- MCC Rifles ic aid of their shooting fund. THE WANI/162.1270 Mirurrums. —About half a dose,, years have elapsed since Mr. Robsoa familiarised the town with the idea of a certain wandering minstrel whose plebeian appellation was Jem Beep. The voice of this songster was husky and thick, his gaeosste were ragged and torn, and never, in all the anode Provencal melody, from the days of g ood King Rini downwards, had there been known so tattered a troubadour. Only on the principle mandated by the good old royalist rhymer that" contraries in extremes do often meet" shall we be able to reconcile Mr. Robena's impersonation with the efforts of the ladies and gentlemen who assembled last night at the Queen's Con cert-rooni, Hanover-square. The Hon. Seymour Egerton was the conductor of the charitable bead who devoted their musical talents to the cervices of the Association for the Relief of the Deaf and Dumb. Lady Katherine Coko was the Miss Arabella Goddard of the evening, and in the or chestra Lord Gerald INtsgerald was prime violoncello ; whilst Lord Grey de Wilton played the kettledrums. A crowd assembled outside the doors awaited the arrival of the Prince and Princes, of Wales, end when the princely pair entered the concert-room a hearty welcome, not the Is sincere because etiquette made it decorous, hailed their pre sence. The concert was good, even on Its own merits, given in such a came ; and, sanctioned by such patronage, it may aasuredly be considered one of the most brilliant of the ssasca _ _ _ - TER FLOWER SERMON AT ST. JAMMI'FL —At this encierst church than warn .large dathedet o t Youpd Port on last Whit. Tuesday evening, carrying quote of the choicest dowers they could obtain. Eqpt looks sod happy smiles made it s true feetimil. The Ru. W. Meysell Whittemore took for his text, "The dowers appear ou the earth." /co.—Natick. ii., 12. Various anecdotes wen woven into the sermon, whieh war listened to with flied attention by the youthful audiance.—City Press. IN W. 02awasroial WO 16{,000 W. Do. 6 p.ot.Prof. LILL 106 6,0i,666 64. LA aa6 Nod Inas 106 Us 146 .... 11.03.61 et. London 140 ft 66 64 MIK ft Il a t u tatharino lOO 62 64 64 SNOW howptoe lOO —. — MAW IL t W. ,Vlotats lOl 00 101 MOM 110 IDo Now COLONIAL 42012NADMI1T MUM. 114. I SHARE L182 1 8.-(211I8 DAY.) - Two &Owe:, The transactions in the railway market to-day are chiefly confined to the fortnightly settlement. Midland and South Eastern stooks have risen 41 per cent. and Great Eastern 1, while I Lancashire and Yorkshire has receded 1, and London and North Western and Great Western, 1. Caledonian, Great Northern, and London and South Western are steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1031 to ; Great Western, 681 to 1 ; Mid land, 1291 to 1301 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 to ; South Eastern, 93/ to 1 ; Great Eastern, 634 to 1; Caledonian, 1171 to 118 ; London and South Western, 106 to 4 ; and Great Northern, 1261 to 1271. Foreign and colonial railway securities are steady at previous prices. 11111UUIMLY IMAM AND MOLL 1/16 I" I " Wan ' I F tlisl ererC e . I 1.64167p.m. Maa.Wol. sauna VAL ires, l" lll=iiiilal: Mild aid BREW —.. Oa* sad %atlas— ... a 8 - 8 a 86 A 117 118 - nil 18 D6♦JJ♦aoAli.oall D 4.64 Nadia& Dahlia WI Dolt Tao. Duad.,Partb. a Abaln. Idlabarshoad Ohmic. S. Woolens = 6WX11116112111 U 1 11 U 91 93 108 110 U 30 dd 00 SO 260 Do. A N00k.... Do. Lot Anglian Ntk. 6roa6 NoretollooOload DADA kris. so h. us Do.B f Napo*. 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New o} 9 du - IN 1 eal ilkalmaillis.par7S,w.op 97 100 - 100 all 1101144.46.118a.p0p. 89 1/1 -. I. 2 ladem gruel limit ed 4 }pm 27 el. IN 11818101 ism 4 per O. 013 100 - N. ise N. 016 11 pm at 107 108 1074 N. 108 Do.gpmalNllea. 101 106 - 1l IN Waleaollo.llp. ellen& - - - N an Ma& emd Dolma= 60 66 - 110 613 11.111amdok 0 alma. and B 3 11 - ... 100 107 1 le 11 N.8. 6601e, al Caoadal p. c. 84 88 - el. 100 ell. 100 gua 6 mot- 109 107 108 110 j Do. Deed per do. - - N 2 Do. do. do - 10 16 Do. Nuaisab do lt Pa 1 0 1 pm - 16. 106 Do. do. do a ii. Do.' 6.114.171.74.4.119 e 104 110 - Wsla am MLA IC. Mail 84.(1 ) Amendlan Medea Bahia Edeam pinned) Irene Bombay Ow. United Brit American land BILA I nal Mar. reL • BMW% Imo armada land CanadaAsencyAsao.tl ) Ceylon Company Oop.M.l u ng., Pref. p.c Ord Paeans leefreenee R. Do bi a t et:zp gina lleb i, [Lydia It Lou. saliva* Ileatindielrria.d Cana , Telegpapi R. mid AMt. Oop. eel. NOM (Lii W te avlastio• Geist Iltdp . Do. 1Y t per cent Pre Indian Carrying (L.). Batten [Mystics Canal SS U li le II ft No i die us U ti OS SS 40,00 30,00 IMO IJoint l.7 Stook Dinonnt(l. Lebow Tea (Usaliscl).. Loa. Malrls• fel Loa Ow. Oussilmis 00. Madras lovise. Oinal ileatise. is. TeL rum.) 'Utast/. Om, &Ws/ NatonAnd&Comoo.(L) . INaSksial Mammal Uo. Nsobed4serekttroa(l. 83 SS li W i Pall U . s 211. 113 Ue 1 16 ; 114 116 3 6 1 dls par la 104 O 1 l p?e I i 10,000) Itral f . A , W. Rom. IA N.Zatiland T.endL (Una 11. Belt. Anstalattatta. Orlactia . l Or 'Mo. New.. ...... Odes. La Gies rUaLI• • Ottoman Gee Peet Wee Lead & Yle holm eadlOelwe. MOM Do. New Quehrautald.D.4.6lL(L) ih rriaftr ir°2 •• —• • • • lilo de Jen. CI7 Im.(L) Do. Royal 1461 Ohtani Iloottlett Amt. Invalid. 'EL African Irrtga. Inv. (L kWh Argeollan Lad ladniseine Td. Drip Do. 60. Telegraph to India (14 T r .ta. et Avat(L) 16.Co.17.0enedt Tr 4 ir ead Tel Van Dirnan'a lord— . PREFERENCE Gnat Northers 4i par mat., I meta., 106. Loadoa, Chatham, sad DOTI 100, L II 144 i ll 0 f pt p., Dm $ 9. 1id0..; ....pia i pal 4 pm i WI ti 11 ti 61 's i -616 Pal 61 63 76 78 16 18 pm 10 61 1 4 6 SI 30 1 1 1 3 63 Sol 611 fa Par Pal 12 St pse IIZ re at 10 per rink omit. pralaraaas, PROTTECIAL SHARE MARKETS. LrffimisON, MAX 23.-6 ales to-day: lannanalre and Yorkshire. 1114 4c—London and North Western. 1034 g—fdaachester, Sheffield, and Linoolnaltire, Mg—Midland stock, 124 t—Pauth Eastern and Dover, 93g g—Buffalo and lake Huron. 64 Iffinoie Central, M 4 d—Betish and American Exchange Bank, 3 p—Con federate Loan, 14 d. MANOIIIMA, MAY 28.—There was a good business, and prices were much firmer, particularly in London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkhalre. Bank of Manchester, 44 p.— Buffalo and Lake Huron, 61—Great Eastern, AM—Great Western of Canada, 11 416—Oreat Western, 084 I—lllinois Central, 85 44 4.—Ditto, paid up, 66 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1114 " London and North Western, 1084 g—Manehrater, Sheffield. and Lineolnahire, 461 4—New York and Effie, 67 8 4--North British, 63—Oonth Eastern, irlf—lancaster Canal, 36t—lancaster and Cartisie. 207—Whitehaven and Furness, 174 u.—Denbigh Prefe rence, 104. Bffinffionalt, MAY 28.—Booth Stafford' were sold to-day at 11 for middle of June account—Birmingham and Staf ordahlre Oat, 96; Britannia MiW, j die. for cash, and t dig. for account. Warwick and Birmingham Canal were quoted 45 buyers ; Bir mingham Banking Company shares, 27 to 4 —Dudley and West Bromwich Bank, 74, setter,; Dudie7 (ins. 10, sellers; Blrmlog ham Gas, 140, sellers. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY IZACTILIO MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) WILTON STAKES. Towel walked over. STAND PLATS.. Paddy O'Rourke ... ... Ostler ... - ... SALFORD BOROUGH CUP. Doefoot Comet Iselin, _ 7.w ... 1 ... : THE DERBY HANDICAP. About !iv? furlougs;. Twilight Lontaa, Lady Louisa, Key of the Gate, Ber nina Cutler, Faso, Mountain Bock, Lord Dusdreary, Stalls, Prairie Flower, Golden Drop, Hartford Hill, In. heritor, and Garibaldi are here. NURSERY HANDICAP. Six furlongs. Loafer, Cardinal, Inheritor, Hartford Hill, Good Advioe, Clown, Balderston*, Mystery, Kariba* Prescription, Deer Stalker, Oulton Lowe, Geduld, and Area f are bore. CITY ItHTTING.—(THIS DAY.) GRAND PRIZE, PARIS. 5 to 2 opt Lord Chide° (t sad off) 3to 1 La Toncques (t) 9to 2 Soocharometer (t) 7 to 1 Ranger (t) ASCOT STAKES 100 to 15 opt Captoin Crow (t freely) 7to 1 Oldmioater (t and off) 8 to 1 Rubicon (t) 10 to 1 Br to Sapid Rhone (t freely) ROYAL HUNT CUP. 15 to 1 Catch 'ern Alive (5) THIS BISHOP OF CAPE TOWN AND DR COLE/ISO. —From the South Africa's Adeertiaer of the 18th April we learn that the rural deans of the diocese have, in an ad dress to the Bishop of Cape Town, expensed a desire that , measures should be taken to test the soundness of the opi nions published by Dr. Coleus, and their compatibility with his retention of his high ads. The bishop, in reply to an address from the clergy, says You intim►te your in tention of bringing the teaching which he has put forth to the test of ► formal trim'. I need scarce say, that if, after full consideration of the subject, you still feel that you ought to frame articles against the bishop, and present him for his writings, I shall feel it my painful duty to cite him to appear before myself and such other bishops of this wide spread provisos as can be gathered together,. to answer to the charges which shall be brought against his" FATAL RAILWAY ACClDENT.—Yesterday evening Dr. Lobster held an inquiry at the Royal Free Hospital, respecting the death of Yr. William Kennedy Bayley, aged 59 yeses. Deceased was a barrister, and a member of the Reform Club. Oa Ifoodey last he arrived at the King's. crone station by the train due at 1.40 from Southgate. On the train reaching the platform ha attempted to leave the and is doing so, the train being in motion, he carriage, footing and fell, one leg going between the car riages sad the platform, and catching in a wheel, by which he was dragged some distance, his head repeatedly striking the pound with viols's. He was as soon as possible re leased, sad ecuir-,sed to the hospital, where he died. The Coroner remar►ad upon the folly and danger of passengers leaving trains while in motion, and the jury returned • verdict of " Accidestal death." . . . The prisoners in the House of Correction, et York, mutinied on ti'edoceday, sad managed to break into • 051111 r sdioimos their prison when beer sled wine were kept. This was all the ans they committed before the per arrived es the spot. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Chooz. The stock markets to-day are generally quiet. The chief business consists of the settlement in shares and foreign stocks, now in course of com pletion. The funds remain at yesterday's prima. There is no general movement of im portance in home railways, the alteration being confined to 4 or 1 per cent. in either direction. Foreign stocks, however, are comparatively buoy ant, particularly Greek, Venezuelan, and Turkish Consolides, all of which have risen considerably. At Paris this morning according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentcs opened at 69fr. 35c., being without change. Turkish Loan scrip is better at 14 to n prem., while Italian is dull at 24 to 24 prom. Confederate is without change, at 2 to 1 dia. Consols are now quoted 934 to 4, cunt div., for money, and 924 to 4, ex div., for the account (June 9). The official business report is as follows :- Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, ; do. , for account, 924 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 3 ; New Three per Ceuta., 911, 4 ; India Stock, 232 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1104 ; ditto Four p er Cent. Debentures, 100 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1063; and Exchequer Bills, 4s. dis. Greek Bonds have risen 3 par oent. ; Turkish Bonds of 1862 and the Consolidds, 4 ; and Venezuela Six per Cents., 2 per cent., while the Turkish Loan of 1858 is rather flat. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates are in demand. Mexican Bonds fell in the morning, being pressed for sale as low as 354, owing to the un favourable statements respecting the position of the French at Puebla, but the last transactions re corded are at 354, showing a partial recovery. Some of the present quotations &mannered :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 89 to 90 ; ditto, 1858, 70 to ; ditto, 1862, 72 to 1; the Consolidds, 52 to ; Greek, 33 to 1 ; Venezuela Six per Cents., 564 to 571. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858,1860, 954 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 654 ; ditto Certificates, 1001 ; Egyptian, 994 ; Greek, 324 ; ditto, for account, 334, ; ditto Coupons, 15, 144 ; (Maremmana Railway), 81, 80i ; Mexican, 354; ditto, for account, 354, 4,1, ; New Granada, 161, 17 ; ditto Deferred, 10 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 894; Portu guese, 1866, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1.862, 50, 494, 1; Russian, 1850, 904 ; ditto, 1862, 92 ; Spanish Passive, 334, 344 ; ditto Certificatea, 124, 1; Turkish, 1862, 72, 714, 724 ; ditto for account, 724, 3 ; Venezuela, for account, 244 ; ditto, 1862, 551, 57. The steamer Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has brought about 483,0001. in specie. International Financial shares are steady, at 44 to 54 prem. ; and London Financial at 1 to 11 prem. [General Credit and Finance are rather lower, at 24 to 2 4 prem. We are requested to state that the undermen tioned gentlemen have joined the board of the Eng lish and Scottish Marine Insurance Company, viz., Mr. William Bevan (of Messrs. William Bird and Co., Laurence Pountney-hill) ; Mr. Alderman Dakin, a director of the Bank of London ; Mr. l George Garraway (of Messrs. F. and G. Garraway, St. Helen's-place) ; Mr. John Min (of Messrs. J. B. Elias and Co., Abchurch-lane) ; and Mr. 8.. Stuart Lane (of Messrs. Lane, Hankey, and Co., Old Broad-street). Fotra o'CLocK. Consols are quoted 94 to i , cum div., for money, and 92i to I, ex div., for the account, being without alteration. English railways have for some weeks past been comparatively neglected, and it is now their turn to attract attention, particularly as the course of the traffic is highly favourable. Holders are encouraged by the reflection that if railway property stands thus well now, when trade is comparatively dull, and with the American war still raging, much more remune rative results ought to be attained as soon as the existing impediments to commerce are removed, and the cotton trade, in particular, resumes its wonted activity. _ _ Further remittances of gold are expected from St. Petersburg. _ . The Norwegian, from Portland, has brought 9,500/. in specie. The City of Washington, from New York, is bringing 92,0001. The Oneida, which has reached Lisbon from Brazil, is bringing only 1,4981. in specie. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,6501. over last year ; the Great Western an increase or 7,390/. ; the North Eastern an increase of 2,780/. ; the Midland an increase of 4,5161. ; the Great Northern an increase of 3,1301. ; and the Man chester, She ffi eld, and Lincolnshre an increase of 1,8211. Another new undertaking is the Residential Clubs Company (Limited). The object of this com pany is to erect in the metropolis and suburbs edifices which are to combine many of the advan tages of the principal club houses, and to be let out as furnished chambers at rents varying from 30 to 50 guineas per annum. There are to be club, dining, reception, and reading-rooms, kitchens, baths, attendance, and a table d'hike, all at a fixed moderate tariff. In addition, in suburban localities, gardens and cricket and archery grounds are to be provided. In the first instance, two sites have been proposed near the Crystal Palace. There is to be an entrance fee of two guineas, and an annual subscription of like amount. The capital proposed is 130,0001. (subject to increase), in 26,000 shares of 51. each, of which 13,000 are to be issued in the first instance. Applications for upwards of 4,000 shares have already been re ceived. The following is the report of the directors of the Bank of British North America, to be sub mitted at the annual meeting on the 2nd June : Your directors have to regret that the continuance of civil war in America neomearily exercises the Name unfavourable iniluenoe on the commerctal relations between the United States and the British provinces, to which allusion has been made in their former reports ; and as yet there is no evi dence of a revive' of the demand for manufactured lumber, which formed so important an article of trade in Wooten Canada. Under these adverse circumstances, it is gratify ing to advert to the manner in which the British provinces have sustained thoir commercial credit. Comparatively few failures have occurred during the part year ; and it is satisfactory to state, that none of them are expected to result in serious loss to the bank. Your directon have also the pleasure d reporting, that the business of the branch in Vancouver Island continues to exhibit a steady improvement. The annexed statement of accounts shows a net profit for the year 1862,af ter providing for bad'and doubtful deb* of 61,6324 le 2d.,1 out of which amount the directors have declared a half-yearly dividend, pay►ble on and after the 6th July next, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, leaving the sum of 1,6321. ls. 2d. to be added to the rest or balance of midi. vadat profit, which, including that addition, amounted on 31st December, 1862, to 128,6101. Ss. 3d. after providieg for the dividend that was paid in January last. The half-yearly meeting of the St. Katharine Docks Company is convened for the 21st July. A general meeting of the Bahia Steam Naviga tion Company is convened for the 6th of June, when a dividend is to be declared. • - - "TieCOurTof Chancery has appointed Mr. W. H. M'Creight official liquidator of the Fire Annihilator Company. Creditors are to prove their claims by the 23rd of June, the 29th idem having been ap pointed for adjudicating upon them. It is understood that the letters of allotment of the Mediterranean Hotel Company will be issued on Friday or Saturday. We are requested to state that the share het of the English and Scottish Marine Insurance Com pany (Limited) will be closed on Tuesday, the 2nd la lei lee lei lee loe 4%200 25 6.000 100 10,00 102 *MO 50 107 100 100 to to 100 100 100 100 100 - 1i 3 .11 is 2 1368.. Do of June, for London, and on Thursday, the 4th, for Scoand and the previews. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's bide sales : At the teeth series of hide saes for the year, a good , demand wee experienced for Emit India kips, het sal ted !hides were dull of sale. Haat India.—Ox and Orw.—Oaleutte we in good donned, both the home trade sad imports+ burin inver.i end were firm, extreme rates being peed for su ds• ; end in some came heavy . hides radioed ea amass of Id. to id. per lb. The maps; of the sales ie 121,982 Calcutta new pane* 20,676 brought forwend from termer sales, is all 142,668 hides, of which 123,667 were mkt. East India—Buffalo sold well, aid at full priors. Leather.—Fiat Indian consisted of Bombay, which ism dell at isle. Anstrelian met with a good demand, and pearly all sold at full priest. Salted Hides.—Australien, the quantity offered was large, but is the demand that lately prevailed his subsided, only • limited business was done, sad • in some eases re coded Id. per lb. Cape sold well. South A mere= were mostly bought in. Irish—nose sold. Dry Bidet —Claps were all sold. Hone Hides.—South American Salted.—The few maid consisted of out and damaged. Dry were newly all =LE..—Berk.-11imeas w.. In limited request. The Emigration Commissioners invite tenders for shipping to convey liberated Africans from Sierra Leone to St. Kitt's. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, May 27, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes: Circulation issue Climulatio n active Public deposits 8,002,346 !scream 392,366 Other deposits 13,942,718 Decrease 140,936 Government securities fa banking department 11,151,396 No change Othersscurities teakiag department Coin sad bullion in both depertmente 14,500,019 Decrease 29,432 Bevan day and other Wm 536,079 Deczesse 49,126 The Rest 7, .566 ,8827,990 lacrems 221,, Noiee in reserve .... Total reserve (notes &coin in banking drMent). 8,776,279 Inomme 279,9313 Owing chiefly to the influx of government de posits, the reserve has increased upwards of 'a quarter of a million. The variation in the coin atld bullion is of only trifling amount. BANK OF VO3LAND.—as rod Kb Via. a IL taw v 27. INA mon pursuant to the Ad Tel lading on Wednesday, MN Now Lima rhTiiiiii GovernateuTh debt 411.0114 100 Other securities a,tatio eo Gold coin acid Out lier& Other balm /28. Z 6.710 BAILIN, D 1 =More Capital £106.1,100 3,157.3t6 Public Deposits (In cluding lizelseq., Saw. Banks, Coa dr. cd Npitalal tra,rse,rM Debt, sad Div. Accts.) god Other Depodta 13,842,71 e haven day sad other bills 6116,079 £40,061,401 Kay 28, 113& anny,. Government Cu- Titles (Inelading bead Waled Aa nnit7) _ NI Other ssmrmas 110.1114 Notes TABUN Gold sad dam Coln ISS,2dII 040,091,480 mAssaALT, chid onagsr. TRUISDAT EVIOIOIO.. Consols opened and closed to-day at yesterday's quotations, viz., 94 to with div. for money, and 92k to 1, ex div., fee the 9th of June. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for monei, i4 93/,. 1, cum ; ditto, for account, 92 ex dm. • Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 • ew Three per Cents., 911,1 ; Bank Stock, 233 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1101, ; Five•end-a-Ralf per Cent. "entered" rupee paper, 1151. The India Five per Cent. stock was rather better at 110 to ; and Exchequer Bills quiet at U. to is. die. _ . . The satisfactory progress of the settlement in foreign stocks has been attended with an improve ment in the prime of several descriptions. In the market for bank ahares there was an improvement in City Bank, Bank of Hindustan, London and Buenos Ayres, and Midland, but a reduction in Agra, British and American Exchange, English and Iriab, Union Bank of Ireland, and National Bank of LiverpooL National Discount and Oriental Inland Steam shares were fiat. East and West India Dock stock met with inquiry. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at £ll to 104 prem. ; Universal Marine, 1 to Of di s. ; Thames and Mersey, 3 to 31 prem. ; Commer cial Union, 1 to If. prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17 to f ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to li t prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—lnternational Financial Society, 44 to 6} pram ; General Credit and Finance, 2f to 2.1 prem. ; London Financial, 14 to 13 prem. ; British and Foreign Marine, f too prem. ; Empire Marine, to prem. ; English Scottish Marine, par to 4 prem. ; Cannes Hotel, to 7 prem. ; Mediterranean Hotel, 4 to 1 prem. ; Margate Hote it to 1 prem. ; Southampton Im perial Hotel, 4 to If prem. ; Kingstown Hotel, lf to 2 prem. ; Public Works Credit Company, to 1 4 prem.; Nice Hotel, 4 to lf prem. ; Dart ford Creek Paper Mills f to} prom . ; Claren ce Hotel, f to 11 prem. ; Imperial Jersey Hotel, 4 to 1 prem. ; and Alexandra Hotel, f to 1 prem. There were inquiries for Cape of Good Hope and Canada Government Bonds. MINES.-(THIS DAY,) Two o'CLooz. In the mining market to-day the settlement al most exclusively occupies the attention of the dealer*, and prices generally are consequently without variation compared with those last current yester day. Easti Caradon shares are firmer, at 31 to 32. East Basset are officially marked in the Stock Exchange, 108. United Mexican Mining shares have improved, having been dealt in at 61, 71, and 7L. Alamillos are inquired for, and Yttdanamutana dulL Thoth. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received advioes from their superinten dent, dated Morro Velho, April 29, as follows : " Produce for 10 days of April, 10,779 ottavas ; yield, 6,042 oitavaa per ton. Working at present steady and regular." At East Basset meeting, held in Cornwall on the 26tk instant, a dividend of 21. per shire was declared. WZATEZEt REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FRIDAY, MAY 111, II A-11. a ia!a Nairn imi Lberd th con 1 . 9 11: 44 40 4 8 4 Ardrolsan Gio Paint& o 2 Galway 89.1436 Valenti' g31;18 1 QM•IISSOWI 21.30 2 Nokyriead _10.1983 1 LAverpool 10.2 0 ,83 4 Pembroke ;70.7 3154 Panzanc• 333r 1 Jersey Brett 30. 36 1 L'Ortent 10.W.51 1 Rochefort 13.2417 2 Plymouth 30.36'58 Weymouth 30.11110 2 Portamoath 10.17 38 3 K... 20.17 Si 1 Loudon 30.20 LS 3 Dover 30.2763 Yarmouth 30.1960 4 Scarborough 30.00 00, 3 Melds 36.0900 3 Heligoland 30.116 1 (11°."1414 - Llahon l —• - Sr • - • i— 1 o l o : Z IS I! I o_ll b i_ , 0 - 2 b - Q. T. ! 36 • 0 510.11 t• U b 4 0.88 3 ul o - I , U - o -! • ; 4 24 - 0.16 1 22 I f 18 —I 3 20 1 BAITRDAT. LW. to N.W., sock- BOOTIAID rate to fresh, showery Aa above. IRELAND. TUNPAT. Weet,rly, fresh, gees rally tine. N.W. to LW., mode rate to trepan. W.V.W. to &S W., moderate to fresh. N.W. to 8.1 V.. mode rate. W. N . W. to S.S.W., mo derate to tee& Westerly, moderate, &L ENOLARD. Aa next above, MID. due. As next above. N.W. to S.W., mode- w.crenw. rate, some showerA N. to W., moderate, W.FEArta., doe. As nett above. fi.W.ENOLASD. E. COAST. W. g.. za)derste. tine. A disastrous pond freshet °scarred at Oil Creek, • Pitt►beq, United Sastre, as the 7th inst., utaateg a loss al , from 7,M0 to 10,000 barrels of IMM iiii, -- osol Wick' wmai 1100 0 1 74.001 - AO 81 10k 115 16 %I' ni - 4 4 1 25 . 5 55 s - .... Si 17 1, N.W. W.N.W. S.W. W. &w. N.W. W.S.W. N.W. N.N.W. N.W. N.N.& N.E. N.W. W.N W. N.W. W.S.W. N.W. 11.1 r. W.R.W.