The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-12 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before the Common Sorjorat.) BPVIDY JDBYICC !Valiant Montague, 19, with stealing a puree sod money. The prisoner was only committed from the Mission souse yesterday. He now pleaded guilty, and was sentenced months' hard labour. Emile Collin, 28, a Frenchman, pleaded guilty to these cdictroents charging him with stealing property from hotels, be property generally being of • very valuable description. H. Palmer prosecuted, and Mr. Poland appeared for be prisoner. It appeared from the statements made by the counsel for :be prosecution and the officer, that the prisoner had for .tine time been carrying on the system of robbery, and the wade in which he contrived to obtain pomeenoe of the property was of rather an ingenious character. The pri weer took lodgings at au hotel for • night, with him a light leather caw, which he carried empt; 4 , ki Z upon seeing an opportunity he contrived to place some one I else's portmanteau into his own and carry it away un perceived. Ie some cases the prisoner left behind dim • bag of his own containing a quantity of rubbish, such as straw or old bricks. Upon roe occasion the prisoner took lodgings at an hotel, and having taken a portmanteau of consider able value belonging to some other person, he left one be hind him, in which was found • number of articles which were identified u part of the contest. of • bag which was .toles from an hotel at Brighton. The prisoner wee also identified as hawing stolen a beg of considerable value from the Castle at Richmond. He also paid • visit a short time tack at the Queen's Hotel, Newgateetreet, and Moir • portmanteau containing clothing and fifteen sovereigns. He also took • portniankau from an hotel in Covent-pram, in • similar manner. Upon being taken into custody the prisoner rave his address is Paris, but the °Mora discovered that he lived in Bsrinoodasy. and at his lodgings found various articles which were identified as portions of pro perty stolen from different hotels. The Common Sajeant, in posing sentence on the pi ncer, na'd the system of larceny which the prisoner had adopted was much worse, and might be attended with more .erions consequeeces, th an: any ordinary larceny. In the ant place, a traveller robbed in that way and harmonise so be some distance from home might be put to very semen ,nonvenience for want of money. It brought very grave riapiciou upon the servants, and brought the custom of the 'octets in peril. He should not pass the extreme sentence which the kw permitted, as the prisoner was comparatively a young men, and might retrieve his character. He sen tenced him to six years' penal servitude. Elingeth Griffin was charged with wilful and corrupt Ribton prosecuted ; and Mr. Orry was counsel for the defendant. The circumstances of the case were of • somewhat unusual character. The defendant was the wife of • labouring man, who resided at Ashford, in Middlesex, and the prosecutor was also • labouring man, residing in the manse place. It appeared that previous to the date upon which the occurrence took place there had bass some alight dispute between the two partite. Thedefendant ehsrgd the prosecutor with having, on • certain data, ill-treated a kitten, and said that she had sees him throw • atone at it which broke its jaw and 'mocked its eye out, and also inflict further injuries. The magistrate, onstage lag the nee made out against him, lined him 41. Subse quently be appealed against the =egrets 's decision, and gave such evideooe es to prove clearly *at on the date in question he was otherwise engaged, and not in the locality mentioned by the defendant as the epee 'dime the alleged occurrence took place ; and it ass alleged that she had made the statement with • malicious intent, sad mow quently the present proceedings bad been taken. The jury found the defendant Guilty; and ohs was sen tenced to six mouths' imprisonment sad hut labour. THE POLICE COURTS. (MIS DAY.) MORDZEOUN ASSAULT ON • WM. George Stone, a dirty-looking fellow, who 'appeared to be suffering front the effects of continued drunkeanms, was l before Yr. Barker with assaulting his wife under t e l:Vowing circumstances : The wife, a mierable-looking woman, who appeared in the witues-box with a frightful black eye, and who seemed in the greatest poverty stated that yesterday her husband was drinking at a pu blic-boues, and as both she and her children were in a starving state she went and asked him to give her some money to get something for the children to ask, and he struck her. She had six ehil. &ea to support, and although the primmer had plenty of work at home he spent his money in drisk and never would do any work while he had a fueling of mousy left. The primmer, is reply to the charge, said that his wife left hint all day, and two of the childrea who went out to work had no clean otothes to put on. That annoyed him, made him go oat and get drunk, and thee moult his wife. Mr. Barker inquired it the prisoner had ever helms semulted his wife. The wife replied that she was always covered with braises. She had been smutted some scores of times in a similar way to the present. Mr. Barker mid it was s elm aces that hie poor children had to stiffer whilst he was Mhos' his time is a public house. He had also Ma is the habit of Hinging his wife, sod he (Mr. Barker) would therefore attempt to cure Lim of his ill-conduct towards those whom he WY bound to protect and cherish. The effect of the imprisonment would be to keep him sober, iodise did hope that when he awns out be would be a reformed ma. He thee sentenced the prisoner to be imprisoned sad kept to hard labour for four calendar month@ in the /km of Correction. The primmer, op being removed, said he would never live with has wits say mum. DEATH OF A FEMALE THROUGH SHOE/NO.—A family Darned Thorne, resided at No. 8, Francis•street, Oldatrest-road, Shoreditch. During last night Mrs Eliza Thorne, aged 35, managed to smoke two half.ounons of tobacco, and when she retired to bed commenced to smoke a third package of the same size. Whilst No doing it is presumed that some of the lighted tobacco fell upon the bed sad set it on fire, and the foolish woman became encircled in flame. Her cries obtained moistener, and the fire was extinguished, but not before the poor woman was burnt to death and eon aiderable damage done to the furniture and also to tie building. LAMENTABLE DEATH Paoli Fiaz.—An inquiry was held by Mr. Humphreys, Middlesex coroner, at the London Hospital, last evening, respecting the death of a girl named Elizabeth Abell, aged 14 years, who was burnt to death under the following melancholy circum stance, The deceased girl was the daughter of Frans Abell, • German musician, who performs nightly at the White Hart music-hall. Whitechapel. Last Thursday email); her mother left her at home at No. 8, 11 Princes-square while she went to see her father at the music-hall. Deceased lay down before the fire and fell asleep. A spark fell from the grate and ignited her clothes, and she was in a mane of flames before she was aroused by the heat. She rushed into the garden, sled before the 'wishbones, alarmed by her shrieks, could come to her aid she was burnt over the limbs, body, and face. She was takes to the hospital, where death soon put an end to her sufferings. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death by fire." FALL PROM THE CLIFF AT ST. LEONARD'S.— About midnight oil Friday Let, theoccupente of the row Of Douses at the west end of Karina, of which the Fountain. Inn forms part, were corridors* alarmed by the falling of a barge portion of the cliff there. The exact spot at which the fall took place wsaat the rend the house occupied by Mr. J. Baker, who carries , on the busbies' of dairyman and baker. The cliff, which i oompoeed of earth wind, and huge blocks of stooe, fell with& tremendous creel', breaking through the roof of a bakehouse sad • shed, and completely burying those buildings as well se a faggot stack whiz!' adjoins the maw The back entrance to the premiers bee been stopped, and a few feet from the door there is a large block of stone weighing not leer than three or foer toes. Another creak still remains at the top of the cliff extending to • dilemma) of 12ft. or 11ft. from the edge, and the appearance which it present' is such as to cause further alarm to the occupants of the houses. A heavy fall of earth took place at the back of the Rental. Inn about two or three yew, ago, end on that aocaeioa a man who wee sleeping in the stable was buried alive. Fortunately there was no one in the out buildings, op Friday last. It ia thought that the present occurrence is caused by some excavations which have bees made there for the purpose of obtaining sand.--Suseex Advertiser. Tan Anss~rtrs RIMAINS."—M. de Quatro- I !ogee has addressed a. thild coininuoication to the Academy of Weems on the fossil jawbone found at Moulin-Quignon, near Abbeville, which he now believes to be authentic. Oslignsai says that some intensities meetings Uwe taken *am at the Garden of Plante between four diatiegoished fellows of the Royal Society —MM. Prestwick Palomar, Burk, and Carpenter --tad MM. Quatrefamm Desoyer, Faadry, Laded, sod other well-known men of seisms, under the presidency of Dr. Milne Edwards, of the Lied tits, to disease and, if possible, to dead* re the I autheetkity aid antiquity of the dint hatchets aid hawse jaw in quashes. Sir John Bowing, being in Paris, was in- cited to the cooferenee. The result of the examination, though by oo means of a positive character, have on the whole served to confirm the doubts expressed by the British geologists am to the trustworthiness of these particular specimens of widest eivilisetien. That large quantities have been fabricated and sold by French workmen admits of no googlies ' • bet the psis sees of many of those found at St. Aebeul wee esta blished by the unanimous opinion of the coeferenee. se wag the fraudulent character of the greater number of those found at Moulin.Quignon. The whole subject, however, to to undergo a further and more thorough investigation la the locality. Among a number of coins just found at Bishop's Waltham, in Hants, is one of Burped, King of Marcia, MO of the Kings of the Hopterchy. . LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (st L.LTRIC mamas.) BATH MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) OC . OONTY MEMBERS' PLATE. One mile.. General --- 71/7ocalt;,glltstous;,Aiehymist, o by Herald, Barham Hilt, Hypermnestra, Baron of Avon, Raglan, Westminster, Copia, and Rose de Clare are here. TWELFTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Straight half-mile. Crytheia, Hypetia, Birch Broom, Black Friar o, by Polkas Teddy, Little Savage, Teeeriffe, Verdiere, by Emapian, and lama Walton are hem. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE BATH HANDICAP. One General Her, Humphrey, Bertha, Spencer, Grey Hen o, Alchynust, &whiten Hill, Portland, Kennett, Change, and Raglan. All are here. ELEVENTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Mile and a hall. llypermneetts, Gunner, Oakapple, Baldwin, J Sentarelle, Bright Cloud, The Avenger, and Baron of Avon are here. Ornia AIIUVALB.—F by Vengeance, Double First, Tip• M pier, Vinegar Hill, Bally Edmond, Flirtation, Marmiou, May, Lobs, Speedy, Pinkepee, Gazelle, and Humphrey. ig THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1863. 100 i ISSIOId. CRICKET. THE M. C. C. AND GROUND V. THE KNICKERBOCKERS (TIM ARMY CLUB).—Thu was the opening match of the kLC.C., played yesterday on Lord's Ground, and ended in a decided victory for the Knickerbockers, who won in one innings, with 49 runs to the good. TWELVE GRIVILESLIN OF THE SURREY CLUB V. Emirs Sum= Com awn T. LOCKYIK —The Surrey Club also opened their 1863 sews yesterday, with their usual Colt trial match. Play did not commence until fin minutes to oee, an inexcusably late hour. The Colt, began the hitting on an excellent wicket with Bush and Jaime Street. The innings finished just before six o'clock for 193 runs. Yr. V. E. Walker had nine out of the eleven wickets down ; in fact, the Surrey gentlemen would have cut a sorry figure without the aid of the Southgate gentleman. The gentlemen lost two wickets for 32 rose SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two oNlow. There is still an absenoe of active inisiness in the t o railway market, and the prices of theleading stocks te are generally the same as at the close yitterday. Attention is chiefly directed to the fortnightly Ys settlement. Great Western stock is dull. London and North Western stock is now 8 7 quoted 981 to 99 ; Great Western, 64 to ; Mid- at land, 127 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, f i r 104 to ; Caledonian 1134 to 1141; South st Eastern, 911 to 92 ; Great Eastern, 52 to 53 ,• Great Northern, 1244 to 1254 ; and London and as South Western, 103 1 to 1044 I _ tio Indian and dome= miles; securities are rather ig inactive. Bahia and Namur and Liege shares are les dull. NS ISO O&DLNAZY MAIM AND MOIL 7 8 83 38 1181 114 61 el Y 0 13 14 92 93 194 10e 62 33 :it 2 1941 126 1261 1271 116 126 102 104 64 071 1;1 WO 79 80 118 1,0 414 9:1 99 1012 1141 44 45 Ile yan 117 117} II Pal 97 I Bake tad/ l4O lb 1 pm. at NI 7 10911 981 9 10E} 41 i 50 e — Ei la 46 100 1001 67 67k 076 00 US UT li 1 . 1 pa VI Ili It US lii A* Me OS WO 49 60 O ES 916 92 IS 70 97 101 7 ST2 9 10 pm 74 I pm 1U 164 6 Si ISA 11111 111 n't Obi pa _ = I Z I t 1 Zia 14:0i dis I 44 41 16 I 7 SA V I'4 = - I ki - I V 911 2 - IV . 7 . I _- I '• =. I LONDON AND BLACRWALL RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of proprietors was held this day, at the Loudon Torero, for the purpose of submitting. in sooordance with the standing orders of the House of Lords, the following bill, now pending in par liament, namely, " A Bill to Authorise Arrangements be tween the London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway Com pany and the Lessees of their Undertaking and the Eastern Omuta* and London and Blackwell Railway Companies, with reference to the loam and working of the London, Til bery, and Southend Company, and for other purposes." Mr. -.- The Oakum as explained that the bill had been intro et - (hoed by the lames of the Tilbury and Sontheod Railway 10 to enable them to make arrangements with that company 1 4 and likewise necessarily with the Blackwell Railway and yi with the Eastern Counties Railway for any purpose which gs, they might deem desirable. The boll was simply permissive, It permitting such arrangements to be entered upon which 10 could not be done without an act of parliament. The 86 board were of opinion that the bill should be al lowed to pees, in order that they might hear what fu the terms were which might be proposed and con- gi eider whether they were for the advantage or die- se advantage of the Blackwell Company, hat of course M the passing of this bill would in no way affect their power II of moulting to or dissenting from any arrangements that might be submitted to them. The agreement, as it now u stood, lasted for twelve years from July next. He moved a u resolution sanctioning the bill. ti Mr. MACNAUGHTSN (deputy-chairman) seconded the II motion. _ -- riinanot.DEß objected to passing even • penniseive bill, when their chairman wan elan chairman of the London and Tilbury Railway. He thought that something might be intended sub roes. _ _ --.. . The Quantal, explained that the bill emanated from the lessees, and not from the Tilbury R►ilway, and he knew nothing whatever with respect to the terms that might be Pi r.tirrru was only induced by the conviction that their chairman would carefully watch over the interests of the Blackwell Company to vote in favour of this bill, for he would rather ' let well alone,' and go on as they were, than take some action which might open a door to damnify ing their interest thereafter, and handing them over to a neighbouring company. The CHAIRMAN repeated that no alteration could be made without the consent of the proprietors of the Blackwell Brulway„ and it must be borne in mind that by refusing to listen to proposals of this kind they might at no very distant period immensely damage the Blackwell Company. After some further conversation, The question was put, and as the majority in favour of the bill upon the show of bands was not sufficient to satisfy the requirements of the Wharncliffe clause, • poll was demanded, and was being taken when our report was despatched. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.--(TBIS DAY.) ij in L. 100 I. 110 1. 100 This day the adjourned spocial general meeting IT of proprietors was held at the Terminus Hotel, Hr. Lao N 8r cOTSR in the chair. The CIIIIIIIIAN said that of the three bills proposed to be ab ak , considered at the present meeting he regretted that two of a s , them had not arrived at that stage at which they °mild be dealt at, with by the shareholders ; he had therefore to move merely at. the first bill, via :—"A bill to salable the Loodoo, Brighton, EN and South Coast Railway Company to make sew lines of re , railway at Croydon, and a tramway at Newhaven, to ac qaire additional lands and for other purposes." gl The motion having beep seconded was put and adopted. The CHAIMUN then adjourned the meeting till the,2nd ec Juee, for the consideration of the two other bills. A seemed special meeting was then held to consider the N following bill:—" An act for changing the name of the Isle if Wight (Rasters Section) Railway Company, and for a,. anthonsing them to make and maintain railways (the et,. *antral limes) is extensica of their authorised lines (the at Eastern Hoes), and to raise monies for the purpose, and to make arretngements with other companies ; and for other It P W 81. 011•111KAN explained that this bill oonteloed a daces S a t for an arrangement with the Brighton and the South ge Westin Company to work the traffic if they could agree to I terms, which was the only interest they had in the bill. St A reeolution approving of the bill was carried unanimously 1 4 ! and a vote of thanks to the &eine= terminated the pro- 7 5 1:: osedinp. 5 A letter from Rome of the sth says :—" Moats ere not usually much talked of in Rome, but the vox popit/i el just now ia that the steps and oorridots of St. Peter's, and g i the arcades on the aides of the sacristy toward. Santa Marta, 11 are haunted by • recently defunct canon of the church, LI named Amochi, who appears, with breviary in hand, ■ And mutters his prayer In the miduiakt air, To the greet consternation of the Papal gendarmes sad French sentries who mount guard every night around the Vatican bantilia• The eanonioo is said also to have paid startling midnight visite to tome of his brethren in the chapter, requesting the aid of their prayers. Parties of cre dulous and iocreduloas Ferrous have been watching for the ghat at a respectful distance for several eights ; some say they have sego him, and some not ; but it is now stated that he will walk no more on earth, as the Pope, informed of his restlessness, has celebrated an especial mass for the eternal rest of hie sotiL" The French protestant church known aa "God', Howe," in Southampton, is being restored. It contains • moment to the memory of the Earl of Cambridge, Lord Serous, sod Sr Thomas Gray, who were executed by Henry V. in that tows. Ghazal' INTERNATIONAL Doo Snow.—A notifica tion has been made to the directors of the Agricultural Hall, Isliagtoo, that the Prince and Primers of Wales t inteed honouring the dogobow with their preemies on the opening day. The visit of their royal highoessee will be some time before 4 o'clock, after which hour tee public will be admitted. The /striae closed yesterday, and we *ad that among the exhibitors will be the Prince of Wake. the Duchess of Manchester, the Earl of Darby, the Earl of L Stamford and Warriogton, Earl Spence, and Lady Beres. N feed Hope. The arrangemente for the exhibition of the II dop. sod for their care while on view, are excellent, the ► I raised platforms for the larger animals being a specially well-pleased feature. The preliminaries have been carried out by Mr. Samuel Sydney, secredary to the Agricultural. Hell Company ; and Mr. &Midgard, the experienced ~an. ger of the Birmingham Show, lisa been engaged to superin. tend the fortbeendog exhibition. Aelren.olo.--The career of Asteroid has been • merlon one. Bred by the late Doke of Bedford, be was takes as a sort of heriot by Admiral Roos, to whom the duke left the best horse in his stable. Little time was last in toning the bequest into money, sod Sir J. Hawley bought him, improvidently as many then thought, for 3,0001. His spoons lam year was vane& He was beaten by Elcbc, and Caractacus at Epsom ; Tim Whiffler and Carbineer at Ascot: be took his re venge on the latter by whining the Ascot Cop two dap after, but was apia beaten at Doncaster by Ti Whiffler. He then ran, under a crushing weight, third for the Cesareeritch, sod ha, of 172 bones entered (the next below him bong Caller On. reenvieg twelve pound.), now woe the Chester Cup. eojoyiog the doubtful but 'knobs privilege of kvieg weight to the whola—Mirror. SOUTH KMISINOTON MUSILI/E.--Duriog the week seam May 9 the visitors have been as follows :—Oo Moe. day, Tweday. and Seta nay (free days), open fres 10 a.m. till 10 p.m.. 28,752. On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday hi days), adroiesioe to the public, dd., open from r 0 s.a till 6 p.m, 1,409. Total, 30,161. From the egiabg of the Museum, 4,060,171. AT £9 I 6 83 N 140 110 107 108 It 1 1 . pm vra 107 _lOO iii 106 100 1 I Ice I SO 101 ii i, T . e s 211 30 Ile lit Ili *Ali 1' al 1 1: 61 4 313 Tor 1 24 26 ' 60 62 101100 ' 1 30 41 PIT O4 WI 44 II 3 Jae " 111 1401 T 81444* 1 11pal 26f 40 1 04 414, 43 44 :6 a 7 al o l 4o 9 4 14 Of 41 4114 ea I TT 79 11 14444 14 1 pee 2 1 444 1 MI St tS IS 66 Si SI I dis Ise Ss SD St 7 pis Id 14 IS tar 8 I .ith 111 SS zd 20 1i= ... %IN ... li In zi . te- ' rri•w 1 iMs 1 PIN t pm -- i Pa 16 ISI PROVINCIAL lamas MARKETS. LiviatPoo2, MAT 11.—Balmi to-day : Great Eastern, 521-I,sakm and North Western, 90-Bouth Eastern and Dover, 912—Instek Basentsh,fl6lo p —OrestfLaxemboursr.ll4i - Illinois Central ME Sambre and Menai:. 10 Ale—British and American b aa Bank, e p I p. ihaeinataAn, MAT IL—The badness trammeled to-day cow prised Birmingham Bank, at 271—Britannia Ms , 1 dia.— and Birmingham Wagons& isaer share. Metropolitan Warm were in demand a t g 1 4 pram —Gloucester Wagon, at 112—and Birmingham Waterworks at 27 per share Market steady . MAaCaltertli, Mar 11.—There was a quiet market. hut pries were a shade better. Great Esateres, 52} i Great Lama:boar& I 141—Great Northern, A, 120, f, 7-1111nols Central, 41 4•1 I d.— Ditto, paid up. sa—Lancashize and Yorkshire, 10.14—Loireluis awl North Western. 922—Manchester, ishetliekl, and Lincolnshire, 442 i—Metrupoldan. 112—Midland, 127—North British, 51—eouth Eastern, ell—Themes and Money Marine Insurance, a ai p.— Garston Extension, 10—Peak Portal Canal, b 2. ah. Ird 1 ZanyArs. Dlns..Wol.atitostr V aa Balks. &M.G B&W sad &NW Oat sad Bandon— Da • A 'adv. until D O DOM& and 1 , 1 rim 1=k41•1141.Jo. aad Glatioir QaYrowls S. Widen ea l atern Do. A Stoat Do. Lot Aseilia Stt anal lartholl llooDood final llareA~e .. Do.A Ana no 411 v. 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ULM. 41 45 - 700 .. Itaskear :fovea 5l 91 - 61i .. 1 Ceillikal 6t. (llear) l4 400 410 - 11,651kea (Mewl - MI6 .. 6. W. Tamer (Mesas' 115.12 4. 91 OS - Olt _ %ray Pork i 1114. 06 117 - 0,40 0 6 hoar 111.411014/lA.(M assa) 0 44 1 7 .- 5,50 G .. Pia Omit 6,1160 Wort Bawd L0L911.. - W. Condon (119 6 11 29 01 61 - 406 . Wad Won - 14. .. Wb. Basset (Mogan) 41 OS 70 - .. 111. Buller (Pedridll 6 60 66 - 4,10 b . Wheal Luiloott llO.B 01 61 Y *9 ' . #.V."..OIWWWIS g 111 44 - 396 : Wheal Beton O3O - 1,060 Wb. Trelawom Milk . 51 7 1 I 161 171 - 60:10 .. Wheal Ilniee - fOlrillOW WNW le. I 06 1 111311111. INI a. prima 1 Was 10600 10 B oa Matted. um; 1 Boa Next all L - itelni .. Onm.l. L* 6.1)&11010 al 14 -. 16,0001 10 Cape Ooppsr (Limited) I 1 - 14000 1. 4 : =ls bum all 13 10 - 10,0110 20 Clopl:.po m ( ~ , II 1 - 100,000 1 Don Pe iro,N. Del Rey 1 1 pm - 71.000 i Dan Monsmin Ooppsi . 1 . - 16,000 11 Bast, Dal Bey(Limited) 1 per pm - 11,000 I Fatima (Lilo.) - KM 29 G O eV 21 21 - WOO 41.1.0p.5. Aastealia(l. li if lel. - 114,06000 2 Kniloolin (lam) 1 lor 1 liw Unarm on 61 76 - 10,000 Ledtaniso - 104,516 riarlqulta all 1 r _ 100,0001 11. Auroce Bras. 0.11.(L all q - a. 0901 N. IlltIne(1.01 ..Am.(l.) 1 - di, - 16090 ID Peolebandrilmiriosil ell 11 3 - 1.40,000 4 Port Phi ll ip I 11 11 6 - I Santa Barbara Gold 11 6 Per 00l - 90,000 1 lkwUhib itimtn. (Urn.) . 1 dis a 4- 1.1.1107 II ItJohn del Gay (Lim., 1. 66 64 68.174 30 MOW Wisher, ... si 7 71 71 10,000 10 Vasommer Coal (Um.) 6 IWsl pm - ...dos I Werthies . Limo 4 4 1 16•60. 3 Yadaimmuteaa (LiaLl all 51 - i m°11 :1 2 01 ‘ LMT Go !C - 0 - 01 o 0•0 100 .000 IP $ OOO , 100 000 10 ,001/ 60 000 60 ;IN ,4100 AO UM MO 100 ,000 100 ,000 100 .50 U 0000 100 - 00 100 :;;."..I Ili 6.000 00 N 10,04 110 *NI No NAN 1%100 100 10,000 100 Io,ooo' 6,000 100 60 0001 100 7,04 14 0,000 100 6,004 100 10.000 100 ;000; -~ 1.0001 10 1,000 1 00 UM! IS 1001 u DAC 100 6,000 10 toos is I 100 1,001 U 1000 100 101 100 AM 00 Ir* 14a. I •)oßaruei..., i, 10,0110 SLOW 16,00. 47.000 !Aft --41 1 134 . 7 V 0 --1 4:012 40,0)3 20,000 12,000 it r ig" oo.ofe 127.006. ii:iiil WA:oi* ae.frns - 16:61) , 12,001 MAUI 100.010 iiA!! 1 1,44 40.000 10,0001 An~e•lgaA.a IM I, • the kJ. if ei l l i nt.a ustral= aosios l . Bahia Simon (Molten). Haim Wotan. eau Bombay Om, Limited Brit. American Land 'Bid. &trim map. tau luanoda Lead CanadaApeneyAmo.js) I' 'Ceylon Company 11a.otasmalls..14 Do. Prof., Ti p er .at. Oryand Palm* Do. Preform:lea Do. Op. et. Pap. Dot. &ladle 6ftttounpnoy.l. ILlndla it Lou. enipson Idatlodtalmlo.tt Caw Qu T ad Ans 4 l r .tp. Goa Steam Naviiratio Great &ip (Limit, , 1 I P 4 I 411 all 12 4 . NO Indian rCarryiU rng oent. (L.). Fir? trirtion Owl 1 7087 11;;;40 -- -- Joint Stock D4.count(t Lesvos Tex (thaltod),. adhlas. 1.•1•111Ct 10. ,1 . LL Osl~ Ogusfbas O. Wagrsa Lfftgo. el - s 4 Wsegtos. Es. Tsl(ti !llot.RAlL, Car., &Wso NotalLsod&Con.Co.(L) . I %wow,' 111/Cotlllll w. Noffstdosoollalroni 1 IxoN 11110,06( ItMO It MO lii3O A ~:~i sksolo (OK I 001 en,e7 e 101 0,14 ii si 4 116 .~~ i fa:0041 40, Od lit 10,004 Mt 11,0* WM& 16, 1.16 C OM* 16.001 ACOXI _o V 1 4 ZO 4 9 iqi _I Pa 24 tr 16 410 51 ,650 Y 9400 ( 12 60 122 io,ooe'ioo Do. Now ft . nen. Nitaaland T.eadL(Lto IS. ball, 411lie••••1.Y. dli I pmi IS II it 36 1311 111 112 116 3 101 101 6. If If II 33 LOrSamba am Da Kew isa. In. aka. Mks- I. Ottorasa Gas real Slyer Load • Mit helm. sad Orlin. akar I Do. Wow IlisbeadayliPAAlL(L) I Do. Now Rio deism. City Int.(L. Do. do Royal 14611 Mama 11seMelli rllestrailer Irriss.lny.(L ibmortno Bair I it Da. do. elegreph to I•$1. et Aast(L.) ILL I 1 dls 6iaC.o.l.l.C.asted I ,V6a Dlantsal 44, ... 214 16 Ili lee 1 i• par i( .;-- .11 HSI 101 1 la gm 1 11 pa 41 I. 1 i 108 109 109 e 1100 1 11 110 11 l 1 1 If pin 1 ii pm 19 10 U 65 47 62 64 66 42 le 37 41 31 36 23 15 11 SS ILO 110 i l. f pm 1k . 4 . 0 91 107 108 11 111 xd 9} 9do xd 99 101 99 II j 1 pet so 11.1 NT 1 •8 101 103 JOINT STOCK IAJI - /101 10 IS 107 e Ages end 11. Ger. nun. lABlaneeLouALlverpool daPortese (Um /ono Bonk of MS . Bank of Bank of Queensland IL Bank of Victorla,AuM Bank of Wales_ (On.) • • (Bank of New Loaland (L • &Mood American Kz.(L ;131tIbb . N. oinenoo • Mk. Liao, Atta.,olll”o (Ivied. AL el WM, Ire amid ...... Ccat!oentil_ &gash ao Irish (Lim) Dog.asoadasa.o.Bl • illadvoa.CklaadJsp.(L) loyal& Bask. Limited Imperial 0.1.1141 1 Lau.lo4, awl Brazilian.. Loa FLAyrosal.Plaam (L Loa. 0. n sad C last koairL Couloolostal (L. Lomas sal Woos .141w2= . Wm and Illodlosoi . Loa. sad Northers odrot • voc•• ott 4 .• • Loa 4k &Waders aka. Loa. sod WIIINSIUMMet.. 'Negro. t Roy... Bock (LI Bidland Banic n.) Balm"IC of lavarpeci(l a.rro. W fnr.w ,Now Do. o . Ilfailoud smut Now Synth wars lOrtiotel Haat &goers Proileolo of Baindo. Amt. & Deihl (I ioutb Al4l:r.aUs I itsaid.of Brit.S.Atries(ll ll7rdoo ce, kui.a..n. _ lUo. et Englarranal (L I Rs of lrebad (Us.). Miss el Laißo. 14 ids 1 04 dim it. pa 2 t tO I 24 If 3 pm _ _ E"` p. Pee pin Pg• I il 54 ei d - u par 61 61 76 76 11 1 19 pun 1 666 19 31 6 ge 1I 16 r II 66 15 itO HI Per PR. it II I I MONEY NARKBT.-(THIS DAY.) I ,dd di 7zd Two o'Cioez. A fresh decline of 4 per cent. has taken place to-day in the funds, owing chiefly to the state of the money market. English rail ways are dull, but prices have scarcely varied, attention being chiefly directed to pre parations for Thursday's settlement. Foreign stocks were heavy at one period of the morning, but now show more steadiness. Business in this department is leas active. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renton opened at 69fr. 70e., being sc. lower than yesterday. Italian Loan scrip is rather lower, at 13 to 11 prem. Confederate is without change, at 1 din. to par, and Turkish at 13 to 24 prem. Consols are now quoted 934 to 3, cum div., for money, and 911 to 92, ex div., for the ac count (June 9). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 933, 4, 3 ; ditto for acoount, 911, 92 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 913, ; New Three per Cents., 913, 3, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 76} ; India Five per Cent. stock, 110, 1093 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaoed" rupee paper, 1074 ; sad Ex chequer Bills, 2s. die. Greeks Bonds, Turkish Consolidifs, and Vene zuela Six per Cents. are all flat to-day. Greek Coupons, however, after declining, have recovered. There have also been some variations in Mexican Bonds, Spanish Passive and Certificates, all of which are now steadier. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 884 to 89 ; ditto, 1858, 7 0 4 to 71 ; ditto, 1862, 713 to 72 ; the Con solidi% 644 to 3 ; Greek; 313 to 3, being lower than yesterday afternoon ; and Venezuela Six per Cents., 54 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Austrian, 681 ; ditto 1859, 84 ; Buenos Ayres, 94; Greek, 313, 4, 3 ; ditto Coupons, 143, 15 ; Italian, 711, 3 ; ditto Marem mane Rail way, 791, 784, 80 ; Mexican, 361, 373, 37 ; Moorish, 94} ; New Granada, 163, ; Por tuguese, 1863, 493 ; ditto, 1862, 491, 4, 3 ; Russian, 1860, 91, 3 ; ditto 1862, 921, 931, ex div. ; Sar dinian, 881 ; Spanish Passive, 34, 3; ditto Certificates, 12, 113, 121 ; Turkish, 1858, 701, ditto, 1862, 721, 72, 4 ; ditto, for account, 714 ; Venezuela, 234, 4; ditto 1862, 544, 54, ex div. The shares of the International Financial Society have been in great demand to-day, and are now quoted 94 to 104 prem. Those of the London Financial Association are steady, at 14 to 13 prem. The demand for money yesterday at the Bank of England was good, and an active business was done in the general market, where the lowest rate for choioe bills was 3 per cent., though many dis counters asked an advance. Under these circum stances a rise of f per cent. in the Bank of Eng land minimum will become probable should the demand continue. At Vienna on Saturday the Five per Cent. Me talliques rose 1 per cent., and the exchange on London declined to 110.35. The numbers are published of bonds representing 58,5001. of the Turkish Guaranteed Loan of 5,000,0001., which were drawn on the sth instant, and will be payable at the Bank of England on the Ist of August neat The final instalment of 10 per cent., lea the dividend, falls due on the Russian Loan to-day (Tuesday). Another auction of the foreign redeemable (Pas sive) debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 30th inst. The sum nominally assigned for the purpose is 10,014472 reales t or upwards of 100,0001. sterling, the fund having accumulated to this amount through the persistent neglect of the government to apply it to its proper object. The Ellora will take to-day 39,5001. in gold for Alexandria, and 17,2001. in gold and t 3,000/. in silver for Bombay, making a total of 64,7001. The prospectus has just been issued of one of the most important undertakings ever launched in this or any other market. h bears the title of the " International Financial Society (Limited)," and presents the most powerful combi nation of the kind known. The directors are Mr. J. S. Morgan, of the firm of Peabody and Co.; Mr. Herman Stern, of Stern Brothers ; Mr. Robert A. Heath, of Heath and Co.; Mr. John Fredk. Fleiniiiich, of Fredk. Huth and Co.; Mr. W. E. Quentell„ of Frithling and Gtischen ; Mr. Robert Benson, and Mr. Bouamy Dobree, jun. The relations established with the Continent are likewise of the highest possible influ ence, the society being in direct connexion with the Credit Mubilier Societies of Paris, Spain, Italy, and Amsterdam, and through them with all the first bankers in those places. On the face of the prospectus appear, amongst the Paris names with which the society is identified those of Messrs. Emile and Isaac Pereira, Hot tinguer and Co. Fould and Co., Fillet, Will, and Co., Mallet Brothers, the Duke de Galliera, dre. The combination is thus one of European weight and importance, and must command immense in fluence, for there is no financial enterprise, how ever vast, which could not easily be carried through by it. We are informed that letters by the Arabia, which left Halifax on the 30th ult., bring intelli gence of the of the bills through the Nova Scotian and passage e runswick Legislatures, accepting the offer of the British government in respect of the imperial guarantee to aid in the construction of the Interoolonial Railway. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Monday next a special settling day in the following securities, sir. :-Scrip of the Italian Loan of 1863; Ceylon Government Six per Cent. Deben tures ; and London and South American Bank EULOGY roe Cress -In fact there is nothing (Limited). All are to be officially marked except the way of ammemeet shout which people throw into the the Italian Loan. . see such mines of pleasure as this same game of ahem. lie The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this ' possess', all qualities that sea good, and uses at all Mat are week an increase of 6401. over last year. I imd. It eveu combines faseicatiou it s f • opposite kinds, • At the annual general meeting of the shareholders the same entirely tt e e t ta s t al yt P r i ciot i Od and it a r s e of the Trust and Agency Company of Australasia ca d yet womanly you can play it by daylight. sad (Limited), held yesterday, the report and accounts ' yon can play it by lamplight-you can play it in the house, were approved, and the retiring directors and you an play it on the Mira, yea can play it in • railway I mi l r a r y iage, you can . play it with board and men , end you ea s . auditors re-elected. ' it without either. It code within, it Ili reputable, A call of 11. is to be paid on the shares in the digeified, and it becomes all clams. and MI ages of lie. Iberian Irrigation Company (Limited) by the 6th of And it has • wealth that oo other gams ma even ap. June. ,; preach. Its changes, if not literally endless, are at any rate past counting. Their beauty is like Cleopatra's- The following memorandum show s the present Age cannot wither it, nor custom stale condition of the Great Eastern steamship : Its infinite variety. The repairs which were rendered mammy in consequence Yet in them lands, strange to say, chess is not popular. of the nimiliap which occurred on the last voyage of this There are tournameata which make plenty of seise, sal noble ship have been completed in the molt satisfactory matches between clubs. end single matches andebeeneolumas manner, sod on Saturday night a large number of workmen, in weekly papers with square pictures and printed prem. who for some time have been employed, were paid off, and But the circle they °maim is very narrow. To the left the ship cheering lustily. " general reader" they are as dark se the mysteries The repairs have taken somewhat longer than was at first Emma& Speak* nationally, the state of chess is simply anticipated, in consequence of the difficulty of doing eiszreeeful. Britaunia knows nothhig about it., and cares the work between the inner and the outer "skin "of the leer. -CorMill Magazine for May. hull. But the time thus occupied has not been altogether Serrates See...mi.-I suppose it bee happened to lost, as advantage has been taken of the unavoidable delay us ail in life to fled a few morning minim seism paitit to effect many improvements in the arrangements of the themselves vividly en the memory. There were miserable staterooms, which experience had proved to be desirable. sunrises, when we left some beloved home io the dreary The company weeder that passengers are the most desirable winter's dawn, sod, sick at heart, with shaking limbs. sad freight the ship can carry, and have therefore spared no eyes blinded with last night's team, watched gloomily, expense in making her as much like " • floating hotel" as through the trickling rain upon the carriage windows. the possible. The fact that many passengers who have crossed abortive sunrise shrink again behind a cloud. Awl there in the ship before have waited for two months rather than were blessed mornings when, in early youth, we row, from take pastime in any other venal may be quoted as the sweet, dreamy rest, un b roken yet by pain or sorrow , {bather comfort sod safety are beginning to be and looked out on the dewy lawn, with the thrushes mile( The ship will leave for Re. York on Saturday neat, and in the perfumed hawthorn, sod the bares lemnolf and in addition to • considerable cargo, will take oat • tarp chasing each other over the glitterieg glare (safe number of queenlier% for hours to come from molestation), and the golden its It is intimated that the number of shares applied rose in glory over the woods as we knelt to jo in our ch for in the Mediterranean Hotel Company already praise with the hymns of the awaking hi and the lollies ' exceeds the amount of the first issue, and that Mr. of the opening flowers. A nd there w ere seisms, terrible the life which was our life, and which leas Lacroix, the English consul and banker at Nice, l b "ImiSes. whe n hart consented to be the banker of the company, and to receive deposits for applications for shares sunlight could break. How the daylight hurt tie that rams at that place. the sounds of happy nature stunned and maimed h a d the flickered orhi ed m its evermore w:nifnogr light usd hod nedpowsieth out a damot sad m mg, an IWe are requested to mention that deposits on cep- es , An d Id despair and awe, which lay like a pby cmad up l o , n co otir Warty seemed more terrible in the plicatious for shares iu the Southampton Hotel olank we tlawn -the forerunner of a thomand dreary dimes Company will be received by Messrs. Glyn, Mills, before we aboul.l meet again the one wbn was soul of our and Co., the bankers. ; soul but • few hours ago. -Prater's Magazine for May. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAT.) Sun/A.—The market has opened quietly at last week's prices, at which ICJ casks of Barbedoes, in public sale, less been partly sold, from 34e. to 3Ss ; so Mauritans or East ludic has beeu brought forward today. Refined continues dull of sale—brown lumps are now quoted at 475. 3.1. for commas guil —The ty. COFFICE. market is steady, but only few sales bare been effected. TEL.—A fair steady business is doing without change in RICZ and SALTPICTRI are both inactive. RUX.—A few puns. of Jamaica have brought 2e. &I pee Corrox.—There is still an active demand et very full prices. About 4,500 babes mkt INDIGO. —The quarterly Was hays commenced fle.tly ; prim; show a decline of 4d. to 6d. per lb. ou May salsa. and in some csass 9d. par lb. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tbs mez'ket is steady to-gay. Town tallow is quoted 41c. 6d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. on tbo spot, June, 43a. 31 ; July to S ept ember , 445. ; October to Dr comber, 46e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-4THIS DAY.) ' darn. Harvey and Easton report trade at the fol lowing pekoe :—Prime meadow hay, 70e. to 72i. lid. ; supenor ditto, 73e. to 8131. ; inferior ditto, 40e. to CAL roweo, 40s. to 60e. ; clover, old, 90a. to 110 s. ; ditto, *mond cut, 80a. to 106 a.; 'tam, JDs. to 36.. MONDAY EMMY& Console, which closed on Saturday at 924 to ex div. for the 9th of June, were quoted this mars ing at the same price, and closed at 92, "buyers." For money the last price was 931 to f with div. The official business report is ea follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, I, 4, t if "MI div. ditto, for account , 924, 4, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 92, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 92, 911 ; Bank Stock, 235 ; India Stock, 230, 232 ; ditto - Five per Cent. Stock, 110, 1091, 110 ; ditto Bonds, 175., 21s. prom. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004 ; Four per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 974 ; ditto Five per Cent., The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady at 1091 to 110, and India Bonds at 17s. to 21a. prem. Exchequer Bills have again fallen 25., and closed at 2a. dia. to 2s. prem., being influenced by the continued demand for money. The transactions in the foreign stock market con tinue to be on a considerable scale. An improvement took place to-day in the shares of the City Bank, Bank of British Columbia, and National Bank of Liverpool, but the Bank of Hindustan, Imperial Ottoman, London and South African, and Standard Bank of Africa, were flatter. Madras Irrigation shares continue to rise. Royal Mail Steam were also inquired for, while National Discount were rather dull. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 94 to 104 prem. ; Universal Marine, 14 te 1 die. ; Thames and Mersey, 2,1 to 3 prem. Commercial Union, 1 to 14 prom. ; North British and Mercantile, 174 to 18 ; London and Pro vincial Marine, din. to par ; end Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 11 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—British sod Foreign Marine, Ito prem.; Bank of 0 to prem. ; London ]dank of Scotland, It k prem. ; Anglo-Indian Cotton, ito 1 prem. ; Gene Steam Cultivation, to 1 prim. ; Sardinian Railway, to 1 preen. ; Southampton Imperial Hotel, 1 to 14 prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 44 to prem. ; Mediterranean Hotel, 14 to lj prem. ; London Financial AAWNAIWOD, to l puma; Empire Marine, to prem. ; and Mercantile Union Assurance, to 1 prem. Mauritius Government Bonds were inquired foe and better. A slight improvement occurred is ' United States Five per Cents. • The Orissabas arrived from China with 416,4431b5. of tea and 77 hales of MINES.-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market remains inactive, with little business. Zest Ciliation shares continue to droop : the present quotation is 354 to 364, being 10s. below that of y esterda y . Wheal &top are also rather lower, at 250 to 255. Tincroft, on the other hand, exhibit a alight he pr =replant, at 19 to 4. Great Fortune are quoted 36 to 37. The fortnightly settlement partly en gages attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Clippie Silver have been dealt in at par ; John del Rey at 554 ; and United Mexican at 7i. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Monday next a special settling day is the share' of the Val aurnaca Gold Mining Com pany and the Alamilloe Company, both of which are to be officially marked. COMMERCIAL 41W MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (PT ILICTIIO AND IMSUATIOSAL TEEZMAPIL ) (MOM 001 owl OORILISPOSDINT.) Corral.—The market still keeps active, with geed business doing. Wes about 10,000 bales. Coats.—The market moderately attended. Wheat eew snmptive business at about ld. decline. Flour dull. sad favouring purchasers. lodiaa cora steady. Beans, mods. rate request. Oats and oatmeal steady, at late advance.