The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-15 00:00:00

the things from the prisoner Tennant, and he did not know that the things were stolen. He asked two or three persons to whom he bad mild these minerals if they wanted any more, and as he did not know the name of a single mineral he was obliged to go to Tennant for them. He received the minerals from Tennant and gave him the money. He knew that Skinner bad stolen some Biota which he (wit ness) had given 10/. for and bought them of a perm at Brighton. He pleaded for both the prisoners, believing that these were their first offences, and his only wish was to stop the robbery. Sergeant Holmes, F division, said that Tennant bad been taken to the station-house on several oocsaions for loitering about the Strand with prostitutes, for the purpose, it wag believed, of committing a robbery, but in each can he had been discharged. Skinner.said that Tennant bad been engaged in several other transactions, and sold some articles to a man named Gillen. The Assistant-Judge maid it appeared that both the min:Juan had been associated together in theme transactions, but when they were detected they turned round and accused each other of being the cause of the robbery. He saw no differesoe between them, and the sealant* upon each of them wu that they be imprisoned and kept to bard labour for nine months. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The June adjourned sessions of the peace for the county of Surrey commenced this morning at the Seesions-hotue, Newingtoircatmeway, before Thomas Ti son, EN., deputy chairman ; E C. Dormer. Lieutenant-Colonel A/Menai& Captain 11cDoupl Major Penryhn, W. H. Stone, R. Peek, and ft. R. Roberta, Pegs. The calendar contains the causes of 59 prisoners for trial-56 for felony, and three foe miedemeasour. The degrees of education are as follows :—Eleven are setirely devoid of education, five can only read, thirty-nine can read and write imperfectly, and only foot can read sod write well. Among the e arel three for robberies at Epsom Races, seven for ern= moot, three for horse-stealing, and the remainder robberies by servants and street robberies. One case of an assault on • police officer at Epsom on the Derby day was removed by writ of certiorari to the Central Cnminal Court. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. FATAL TIMILNATION OF A CRAWL on Mr. Tinrhitt fakir,/ his met on the Leech, this morn• ing, Inspector Charles Bowles, of the C division, mentioned to him the particulars of the death of person charged with drunkenness. _ _ _ loap , for Bowles said that on Saturday night a tailor, named Charles Lewis, of 7, Hanover-place, Oxford-atreet. about 30 years of age, whilo in a state of intorieation, was crossing New Bond-street with a friend, when he fell against • cab and injured his nose. He was at coos taken to St. George's Hospital, and the surgra who attended to him gave the following certificate `St. George's Hospital Tkis is to certify that Charles Lewis is a patient, and is suffering from • broken nose, and is intoxicated.—F. W. Waco; home Burgeon." Inspector Bowles said that the surgeon refused to admit the man as an in-patient, and with the vie w of taking care of him be was taken to the Marlborough-mews station by the constable, Ewer, 166 C, and charged with being drank and incapable, but some time after was bailed by a friend and taken to his hoar, where about 12 yesterday be expired. Mr. Tyrwhitt obsarrsd that it was a melaneMly end of the matter. CIIAZGICOF MANSLAOOIII2It Richard Pelloala,a labouring mac, wu placed at the bar before Mr. Rolfe, charged with the manslaughter of Olathe Osborne. Elwin F. Gale, 12, Commercial-road,lioo—Os Satur day a little after 7, the priapism end another man ware *ties in West-etmet ; the man he was lighting had hit bun in the breast and that aided the fight, which lasted six or seven agents@ ; they were ping to bare something to drink, friendly, whim the people around them urged them to fight it out, sod they fought three or four rounds. Both fell, and the de ceased caught bold of the primmer by the lop and pulled him • few rard• As deceased had hold of the prisoner be was pulled away. He theta stood up, but immediately afterward. dropped down dead. Frederick Bayliss gave a nearly cimilar account of the trammotion. Henry Patch, a youth, said— Alter we bad all done work lag we west to the Haim Sue, in the Commercial-road, out Saturday night, and began larking. The prisoner was there whoa doomed and the net of us went in, and prisoner and deceased got sky-larking, and in sparring, the prisoner ' s nose Wed. He then went and sat down, a nd when he got up again they began fighting. The landlady Game in, sad said she would bare no fighting them and then they went oht and fought. Mr. Salle—Did any of you try to stop the fight ? Wits.'—We all tried to stop it, but othen urged them on. In the lest round both fell, sad the primmer was Mr. ftelfe—How long did the fight laat ? Witness—A quarter of ea hour. Mr. Selfe—And no polio, there! Witarae—No. The sergeant came up at the end. laspectorHoward-1 &pp/shaded the primmer afterwards at his resideace. _ _ _ Prianser eiaTteenanded on bail till next Tuesday. lArAz ACCIDENT TO A COACHMAN. INQUNiT.-(TIIL3 DAY.) This morning Mr. Win. Payne, coroner for the City of Loadoo, held an inquiry at fit. Bartholomew's Hos pital rspeottag the death of Francis Hardy, mod SR years, who lost his life ou the night of the City ball under very melancholy circumstances. Joseph Smith, foo4aaan to Miss Burdett Cants, said that dunned was that lady's coechman. On last Monday night be drove the carriage to Guildhall oa the comics of the tall to the Prince and Princess of Wales. He was to Mara for Miss Coutts at 12 o'clock, and it was left to kis optic. whether in the meantime he returned to the stables or put up in the neighbourhood. He put up the carriage at Dyer's, in Fusabury-plans, and witness left him is the street. About tea o'clock witness met him in the parlour of the Grapes, in Loa doe-wall. He was quite sober. They had some bread sad chum. He left the room, and witness beard a noise. Wit ness and others ran out, ►nd after searching about, found de plored lying at the bottom of several steps perfectly sense law He appeared to have gone along the passage into the yard, where be evidently mistook the door of a sort of cellar for that of the skeet, and he fell headlong to the bottom of the steep stain. Frederick Swarms, another footman, said that deceased was perfectly sober when be met with the accident. Richard Brim, potman, mid that the yard was well lighted, but the cellar, which formerly was a kitchen, was dark, as it wail not in use at that time. The door was generally kept locked. The depth of the cellar was 7or 8 feet. William Wooden, steward to Mies B. Coutte, said that deceased was directed to put up in the neighbourhood lest Miss Contra should require to return from the ball early. Witness knew the deceased for 24 years, and he was never once the worse for liquor. The carriage was put up at Dyer's when Miss Coutte was in the neighbourhood during the last 20 years, but it was only once or twice in the aessoc, therefore deeeesed would have only an imperfect knowledge of the tavern over the way where be met his death. Mr. J. Versos Bowater, house-surgeon. maid the deceased was brought in with a fearful wound in the bead. He was bleeding from the ears, sod hi■ skull was evidently much fractured. He never raked, and died soon after from the in Coroner having remarked on the sad nature of the occurrence, The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death." NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BAYS OF ENGLAND. (THIS 1141'.) An extraordinary general meeting of the pro prietors was held at noon, at the bank premises, 112, Mishopegate-etniet, Mr. LA °RIZ in the chair, to submit for continuation or otherwise the following resolution, pawed at the annual general meeting on the 14th rillaylart :—" That it appearing that of the 30,01)0 201. shares created io 1862 426 shares, originally allotted to trustees and other., had reverted to the hank, the directors be requested to re_ allot such 426 shares among the members of the board subject only to the payment of the calls thereon ; and con lrminsgg such resolution or otherwise as such extraordinary geaenl martin may determine." The CHAIRMAN said the directors were very much obliged for the appreciation of their services which bad dictated the resolution; bat they must decline to accept the shame in question except on the same terms as shares had been allotted to other proprietors. via, a premium of 41. each. (Cheers) Mr. RILEY moved a resolution in accordance with the foregoing'declaration, sad Kr. HARMON seconded it. Mr. Kw° protested sgaiost any such advantage being given to the board, the twelve directors being paid nearly 6,0004 a year for their services. After some discussion, the resolution for allotting the shares to the directors at 41. premium was pat to the Meeting, when the numbers were 11 in favour of and 7 against it. — The CHAIIIMAB, in acknowledging the gift, mid he who informed by the accountant that the value of the original shares bad risen 400 per cent., and now that the resolution was mum& he must say he thought thst, tinder the circom• stances, something of that kind was really dos to the board. When vacturries occurred in the direction there was great difficulty in filling them with suitable persons who could give the requiiihs amount of time ; what was wasted being not showy name on the list of the board, but directors who would daily sirs their time and attention to the affairs of the company. (Chases.) The meeting then separated. linglink . 800 b... Foreign £4045 5/1951 516996 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr non= LEM nrrassirrossr. rimossrs.) (nor otm owsr roam:lsom:min.) Market rather Armor, sad Was will probably foot up 8,000 bales. Wheat Barley. Ma& J 0344. Beam resat no gra gra i Ora qrs. cm. pa. I bile' . 7742 .. . .24437 848 391 70 .. .... , : 13143 3333 1 2 : 4 ::: 37373 3133 , . 16004 7631 437 (31786 6878 70 7126366! THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1863. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. hliftli-LANIC..—(THIS DAY.) The accounts from nearly parts of the country in reference to the crops are very favourable. They continue to make rapid progress, and an early commencement of harvest-work is pretty generally anticipated. The supply of English wheat on offer in our market to day was rather limited • but its general condition was good. Selected sample, of b oth red and white moved off freely, at full quotations ; but all other kinds sold slowly, at last week's prices. There were some buyers of wheat for ship ment to France ' • but the currencies offered by them were too low to admit of large tratersotiona We were well supplied with foreign wheat. American qualities commanded full quotations, with a moderate in quiry ; otherwise, the demand was in a sluggish state, at previous quotations. Barley, the supply of which was very moderate, changed hands to a fair extent, on former terms. The malt trade Peas in a sluggish state. In prices, how ever, no change took place. We have to report a slow inquiry for oats, and in some in- stances a decline of 6d. per qr. in the quotations. Tick and pigeon beans commanded very fall prices. All other qualities moved off slowly, on former terms. Peas were in short supply and steady request, at full currencies. nand for flour, both English and foreign, was rather more active, at full quotations. The arrivals of floating cargoes of grain off coast have comprised 40-vie., 14 wheat, 22 maize, 2 rye, and 2 cottonseed. Egyptian wheat has realised 6d. per qr. more money ; but all other kinds have moved off heavily. Polish has changed bands at 395. to 43e. 6d. ; Chirka, 444. ; Egyptian, 36c ; Bandomirca, 30s. 9d. • and Kalafat, 41s. per quarter. Maize has Isola slowly, at from 30s. to 31s. 71d. The inquiry for barley has continued moderately active, at previous currencies. Azoff, Odessa, and Danubian rye is quoted at 335. to 34e. Egyptian beans are worth 31s. to ;Ns., and Barbary 325. to 335. Millet seed is quiet, at Zla to 235. ; and Dari 265. 6d. per quarter. Two panels of Egyptian lentils have been *old at 28s. 6d. net. The demand for hoaxed is less active. Taganrog has realised 67c and Calcutta, 665. to 675. per quarter. In warehouse. Bombay is Ann, at 735. to 745. ; Egyptian, 625. to 64m. ; fins St. Psterelbarg, 665. to 675. ; Archangel, 61e. to 62a. ;_ Rigs, 46a. to 525. per quarter. Linseed cakes are inactive. London made are senile( at 91. 15s. to 101. sa. ; new York, iu barrels, 91. 15s. to 101. • ditto, in bap, 91. 10c ; Western, 91. to 91.5 e. ; and Mailman, 81. 15a. to 91. per ton. Cotton seed cakes axe worth 51. to 51. Is. per ton. Madras rapeseed on passage has sold at 68a. par qr. Cotton seed is in request at 131. Is. 6d. to 81. Bs. 9d. ton delivered. AUIVAL or Sams.-Elriliali : Rapeseed, 14 ; maize, 30 ; and sundry, 62 qrs. Foreign : Tares, 200 ; linseed, 17,369; rapeseed, 18,478 ; maize, 610 ; and sundry, 270 qn. Baroirra.-Wheat, GOO; rye, 53; linseed, 402; and oilseed, 481 qrs. CURRENT PRICE& Enema. Per Qr. WHIM'. A. Zetex,Heat, red, new 40 to 60 Ditto, white.. 41 to 61 Norfolk and Lincoln OM. ~. ei.t 40 to 50 Asiszy Mato, Dtett 11126 43tbding ...... Per Qr. c L 24 to 27 18 to 23 17 to ii Iforogius BEAM SO to IS Tick SO to SI Harrow Fir= SS to 41 I Grey Maple White , . 34 to Id .. 38 to 40 , . 37 to 39 Town made: per in - I - Ht.. ---. '-- 43 to 47 Household 4O to 41 • Cotuttry I Norfolk sad Suffolk, 30 to 74 I ex ship l3 to 30 !ex. Norfolk, and Suffolk OO to OS Lupton sad Ware 60 to OS Brown - 60 to 67 Old and new as to as oAra. Knead% feed - l9 to 94 19 to 27 leach, Zr Toni Per Qr. Winn. S. e. Dudek and Konigs berg 6O to 11l Zoete& & Meeklen- Da= 46 to 50 47 to 60 ltaaatan. hard _ . sott AMOACIIII, red 60 to 6 1 " Grinding 22 to 27 Distilling Malting 0a72. _ . Dutch, brew lB to 24 feed ARRIVALS 011 GRAIN, etc., 11 WATRK CARRIAGE, PAW CLUSIVE. Ywte . Roble. W. Yellow OATS. Danish and Swedish 18 to 23 iltuasisa Dantit St to $7 El to SS . SO to SS . mto SI none. French, per sack .... saw 42 SPeelik. .... Se to as American, per tat .. 21 to 18 Canadian, .. mto 27 INTO LONDON, BY LAND AND JUNI 6 TO lONE 13, 111- Ter Qr. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAT.). Booefi.—The market iS quiet, and only a limited business is doing, the sales being mantled to unimportant lob; out of recent runtime. Refined—A fair badness continues to be traamoted at full rates. Covens—For the finer kinds of Ceylon full prime are paid. but not much basis's* has been traumata& TT.L.—The market continues very quiet. Rtcs.—No isles reported. Corms is in better request, and prices are higher than on Saturday. 1,600 belie were sold, including 750 balm for arrival lite - public miss declared for to-morrow coasist of 600 GaAs West lodia, 4.000 bags Mauritius. 2,000 bags Madras sugars ; 750 bap West lambs cocoa ; 18,000 packages tea ; 800 bags saltpetre ; 8,000 bags ries, and sundry drysaltery goods• TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 41.. 6d. set cash ; Peeersburg T.O. os the spot, 425. 6d. to 425. 9d. ; at ibis month, 425. 6d. ; July to September, 425. 9d. ; Oetober to Deoembee, 45.. dd. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Me . lit le pond ill!. do 7 6,,400 Davie, lad week Ditto from lat Jaw Anlval kart walk_ Ditto Gem Lt Juno TricsoY.C.oothsapotthisdayewt , Ditto Town Wt Pride" 1,00 1,405 750 5.614 • Ua ed eft. su. 1861 UM 36,844 88,185 1,768 820 11,037 1,482 6311 1,670 1,100 1,921 406 191. 496 9d, 476 84 486 Ild. antral for the week eadlat ttrd hate LA Year. 1,075 wielmt and delivery, 2..1e esalm The snivels last west oolepeised 906 casks from Anatrella, 900 woks from South Anedn, and 106 oats from other plates. Total, 1,670 casts. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . .. We have rather a lirever supply of beasts than on Monday last, and the deemed is net so active ; imesequently, on the average prices are lower. The number et sheep is scarcely so large, but the trade is dull, especially for heavy, fat sheep. It is very difficult to maintain late quotations. Good lambs and calves are in request at late rater ; inferior kinds meet with a dull side. From Germany and Hollaad there are 60u beasts, 4,650 skis sed 244 calves ; Spain, 166 beasts ; Scotland, 150 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,980 ; aed 400 from the Northern and Mid land Counties. Per done at 8113 e. I. d. ad. Per stone of Vbs. a. d. s. d. 3.S Boot, Hurd& 4 8 6 0 Beet bask Ilf.bdsBll 410 6 0 Bog ehort-hons 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w 0015.... 0 0 0 0 %coed via/ bomb 2 4 4 2 1es et w Do. do. Shorn . 4 4 4 8 II Calves P 383 licotDootalt-toild• 0 0•• Limb! _ __43 8 !! 8 Beasts et adartak 4,62. ; 11bidp sod Lomb% LUGO ; Maven: 271; 2 7401, 420. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mount Pattenden and Smith report a continued steady demand for the better deecriptioos of both Kent' and Sateen at firm rates. The plantation accounts speak of a groat increase of iy and lice in Kant, Same, and country Fars ham. COAL MARKET.—(THLS DAY.) Walls End Lambtes, 175.; Walls Bed South 17a. 6d. ; Walls hod Triodes Hartlepool, 17a. ; Ws= Hartlepool. 17s. ; Walls hod Russell Hatteras, 16e. 3d. ; Walls Fad Hellos. 16e. ; Walls Eod Mao Maio, 15a. 9d. ; Walla Bad Haidells, lba. 6d. ; Walla Bad Tamed, 155. 9d. ; Walls End Pram wallgate, Ida, 9d. ; Wylasa, 16e, 9d. ; Taranaki Hoer, 13a; Boddla's Hartlay, 15e. 3d. ; Beholds Hartley, 15s. 3d.; Hastiop Hadley, lbs. 3d.; Limbert's Hartley, 15a-56 ships at saarket. "The Polish National government," says the Opinion Nationek, " acts precisely as though there were no longer any Russians in Poland. A letter from Warsaw states that it has just ordered the establishment in each district of tribunals, the competency of which is fixed by a ' decree. The judges are bound to conform to the enactments of the penal code promulgated at the same time by the na tional govensmont. The Russians, as may well be sem, have no logger anything to do in Poland, where their pm seam only serves to disturb legal order." The Prussian Moniteur states that King Otho, with his cossert and a Numerous suite, has just posed through Lubeck oo their way from Munich to EutM, the meant residence of the Orand.Duke of Oldenburg, brother of the Queen. The majority of their Majesties' suite wore the national Greek costume. The Royal Mail steamship Canada arrived at Qoesastowe yesterday at ten am. She embarked all mails pemeopm, sad latest telegrams, sod proceeded for Haifa: aadßostoe at 4 p.m. All welL SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoox. The railway market is firmer to-day, although attention is chiefly directed to the fortnightly set tlement, which will be completed to-morrow. Caledonian stock has risen per cent., London and North Western and Midland, ; and Great Western, South Eastern, and Great Eastern, 1. Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great North ern, and London and South Western are steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 104 to 0; Great Western, 67f to ; Mid land, 1281 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111 to j ; South Eastern, 92} to ; Great Eastern, 523 to 63} ; Caledonian, 1181 to 2 ; London and South Western, 105 to +• ; and Great Northern, 1281 to 129 i. Great India Peninsula stock and Babia shares are inquired for. Other colonial and foreign rail way securities are unaltered. 111.0121416 Y SALIM AND WOOF' 111. IPd I Liman I Cla I rZ4 °. alks 1 " 1 / . to 1 p.a. ann., trousseau:Val. abMyth and o.MOOktilleio: Brlelol and &Am —.. Caledodaa Cork and Banirin— Cornwell— —. Da • I A ne . dlv..rodll 'Do. B p.e. le pelitoß. Dublin and loUset NO. Dand.,Perth, d And in. Mebane and Glasgow ilimipow .1 a. We ratastern 11 Ii ei Si 11.5 in 1171 1113 Do. A Stock Do. Nast Anal's.' Stk. atria ■ortk Soottaad t Area. 15;411;:in Dqß j tilipat.is paid k et. *nth It Wirt. 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Orton& Bank °news 100 'howl's:SW nl Irnlooul 20 kinds, Post, & Delhi (I, 10 loath Austral* 100 ltand.ol BrIt.8.212101(LI 2S 1170101 M 4,l4tr‘si• . 100 Ua a01211.&/nas6 (L 100 Uidaa el Irelaad (Usa.). 14 Vulva al Leedom —.... 11011.110 N 08L1431111 zuzirATL G.Lasemboarg6 p. oust Do. issued at £l5 Lausanne and Fribourg 98 100 North. of France ip. ct. 12} Dix (IsteCisarterol)3l p.c. Paris& Lyons o per emit. Do. Neer 3 per cent .. 12 lo7alBwedislis per cent I B.Aut&Lom-Ven.Sp. c. I aordlieen ot France dp. c. 1 Victor Immanuel a p.ct. W.DN.W.ollrearAlp.e. ini in I ads FMB. I Mama ODLOILIL ‘OVlAUlltitrlt lIOUIfIi DO. pal Do. pre ►el. klaraitep. Do. IS per sent Da. Ivor cent In. Stock Cog see HopeOp.d.l.7o do. 18110 Do. 1 Do. d do o DM Cerion,Nov.lB7B, 6 p.m. Maiwittas 0 per cent Natal Om 0 per cent New lissaaw.thrr.e p. el Wass Gw.Sp. C. wee Do. p. e. 1071 So 10761 1 i. '6..;._ a t 14114!.. . . NM ratits Nal 6 per scot. Nova Scotts ip. n,1876 Qesessisod Gov.llp.esit Aust.Gov. II p.e. 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Greed South Tolima G. Wb. Toe Grenville Herod .-Toot Lady Martha mzr:r,.lll7 Ws") Gwyn.'ly 'row Ore New Beton North Downs North Logger N. Wb. Sweet allogou„ North Wbeal that, Par Ono. OW B!asey) . Providenee (O. Warn) Lvekesr Nowerth L Owed= oft. Mal - S. Com Brim linoOW W. L W. Pros (Maim) _ 3try Put $ Tamar BILLLead 1132. C .. 17a Oral Wait Borst allogan) _ W. Quadas (Liskomr 5) .. Wirt Beim ) .. ►Wb. Buse. (Moran MAW (aodrath) .. Wheal Ludoott W. nen tee(Meaben Wheal hetes Wh. Trelanney , Liek Wheal Union 211 Sc*. le k lt 10.1.7. ets - Adj tl B O.B 6 l e 4 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The funds are again firmer to-day, and a further improvement of i per cent. has taken place. There is also au advance in several of the principal English railways, while foreign stocks are extraordi narily buoyant, and the prices of nearly all the more speculative descriptions have risen materially. The settlement in shares and foreign stocks occu pies much attention, and will be completed to morrow. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 691 r. 70c., being i per cent. better than on Satur day. _ . A rumour is , current that Vicksburg has been relieved by the Confederate fortes, and until this statement be confirmed or otherwise, the dealers in the Stock Exchange refuse to transact business in the scrip of the Confederate Loan. The nominal quotation is 3to 1 discount. Italian scrip is rather firmer, at 2i to 311 prem. Consols are quoted 92 to 1, ex div., for money, and 924 to 1, ex div., for the account (July 9). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 92, ; ditto for account, 921, 3 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1 ; Red Sea Tele graph, 211 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 1071, 1081 ;ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 ; Bank Stock, 2341 ; Exchequer Bills, March, par ; ditto June, 2s. prem. Great buoyancy prevails in the foreign stock market. Greek and Mexican Bonds are in extra ordinary favour. The former have been dealt in as high as 401, and are now quoted 391 to 1, being about 1 per cent. higher than Saturday afternoon, while the latter, after beiug purchased as high as 39, are last marked 38. Spanish Passive Bonds have also risen considerably, and the up ward movement extends to New Granadian Two per Cents., Peruvian Bonds of 1862, and Spanish Certificates. Russian Bonds of 1862 are likewise inquired for. Turkish Bonds of 1854 are firm, at 92 to 93 ; those of 1868 at 701 to 4, and those of 1862 at 711 to 72, showing, in the two latter instances, a rise of 3 per cent. Venezuela Six per Cents. have improved 1 per cent., being now quoted 591 to 601. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 911, 901, ex div. ; Chilisn Four. and-a-Half per Cents., 851, 4, ex div. ; Egyptian, 1001, 100 ; ditto, second issue, 1004, 994 ; Greek, 391, 40 ; ditto, for account, 391, 401, 391, 401, 394 ; ditto Coupons. 19, 20 ; Italian, 724 ; ditto, for account, 73 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 81, 801 ; Mexican, 381, 371, 381, 38 ; ditto, for account, 38, 39, 384, 4, 38 ; New Granada, 16 ; ditto Two per Cents., 334, 3 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 911 ; ditto 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 494 ; Russian, 1859, 581 ; ditto, 1862, 921, 3 ; Spanish 541, 1; ditto Passive, 35, 341, 36 ; ditto, for account, 351, 341, 351 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 121 ; Turkish, 1854, 924 ; ditto, 1858, 701, 3 ; ditto for account, 701 ; ditto, 1862, 71/, 1 ; ditto for account, 72 ; ditto Guaranteed, 1024 ; Venezuela, 261 ; ditto for account, 261; ditto, 1862, 591, 59, 1 ; ditto for account, 591, 604, 594. Internati(Mal Financial shares are rather higher, at bi to 61 prem. General Credit and names are steady, at 21 to 2i prem. FOUR O'CLOCK. COLIBOIB are quoted 92i, ex div., for money, and 92} to g, ex div., for the account, being firm. • The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 1,4511. 9s. 7d. eu account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. The advisee from Venezuela announce that 58,290 dols. 27c. had been paid into the bands of the agents of Messrs. Barings since the previous mail, making, with the amounts previously announced, a tot& of 308,233 deb. 80c. towards the payment of the Venezuelan dividends. This is considered satisfactory. The China, from New York, has brought only 5,0001. in specie. The advices from Otago, New Zealand, mention that the Chariot of Fame would soon leave for England with about 200,0001. in gold, and the John Duncan with 160,000 E. We understand that it is proposed by the directors of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company to pay interest to the shareholders half-yearly, and that interest warrants will be issued at the rate of six per cent. per annum after the 30th June. --- An official circular dated the 3rd inst., furnishes some important information bearing upon the financial position of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company. The circular observes : I am desired to inform you that, immediately after the conclusion of the business of the special meeting, to be held on the 19th inst., at the Grosvenor Hotel, an extraor dinary general meeting of the company will be held to create the capital, consisting of 750,000/. stock, and 250,090/. debentures, authorised by the act of last session, for purposes common to the general undertaking and the Metropolitan extensions, these purposes being the erection of a large goods station and warehouses at Blsckfriare, of an assorting station at Camberwell, and of workshops and machinery, and accommodation for engines, carriages, and stone, at'itattersea. The concluding passages are as follow : The directors, therefore, with the sanction of the share- holders, last year applied to and succeeded in obtaining from parliament powers, themselves to area the several works above specified, and to apply, io payment of the same, stock and debentures secured upon the proceed. of • common fund, to be formed by deductions in the nature of terminal charges from the receipt; upon all the company's railways. It is now proposed to these powers into effect by the creation and issue of 75U, . Common Fund stock, and of 250,0U01. Common Fund debentures ; the stock to bear • fixed dividend at the rata of lice per cent., which, with the debenture interest, will be payable, in the first in stance, out of the receipts from other companies who may avail themselves of the terminal accommodation thus afforded (which the Great Northern and Metropolitan Com panies have already agreed to do), the balance, if any, being borne by the general undertaking and the Idetropu politan extenaions in the proportion of their gross receipts respectively. It is thought better to constitute the common fund by • fixed deduction from the receepta rather than by • par °outage upon them, inasmuch as the former will fall much more lightly upon the shareholders than the latter ; and in the course of time, as other companies are iodueed to make nae of the terminal accoinmodatioa, the shareholders will, in all probability, by this means eventually obtain the use of the goods station, warehouses, fie., without any con tribution to the cost of their erection. It is proposed to oder the common fund stock, in the first instance, to the shareholders in the general undertaking and the Metropo litan extensions, rateably according to their respective hold ings. It should be stated that the workshops at Battersea are newly finished, the land for the gooda stations at Black friars, and the assorting station at Camberwell, u nearly all cleared, and the whole of the works will be completed by the Ist of September of the present year. A special meeting of the Van Diemen's land Company is called for the 2nd of July, to elect a deputy governor, and to authorise the directors to sell a certain number of forfeited shares. - - Thu Master of the Rolls proposes on the 23rd inst. to make a call of 101. per share on the con tributories of the Mitre Assurance Association. The directors of the Clarence Hotel Company, Dover (Limited), have fixed Friday, the 18th, as the day for closing their application list. We are requested to state that the share list of the Dublin Cattle Market Company will be closed on Tuesday, the 23rd instant. The Lublin Evening Mail states that Mr. Richard Moon, chairman ; Mr. Joshua P. B. Westhead, M. P., vice-chairman ; Mr. John Bramley-Moore, M.P., director ; and Mr. Charles Stewart, secretary of the London and North Western Railway Company, have joined this company. SATUIDAT KVIIIING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 9 4 to i. es div., for the 9th of July, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money 36 to 39 36 to SD IJADINAAY BIIANDI AND MONA I If 40 41 la 15 91 93 109 110 61 1 5 ad 50 14 15 ini 1291 M. 131 i 114 Ll 6 101 1011 11l at 1101 :111 76 77 117 110 43 45 1013 1021 1 0.60 46 114 114 i 1 pin 128 1284 f 7 4 9J 1 2 Pm 0 9 .20. 1 lOti - - 18 1 50 i th 0116 1i 117 a 14" m 1 1 Ilt 12t 119 121 411 k in 98 NO 60 52 32 32 911 921 69 71 100 102 7; 7 69 391 10 11 pm 8 81 pun 113 6 1 1 5 6 6 6 Pm a; pm TS St 16S 157 Ell SO 102 I 105 - PE 1013 VOZZIGN WINES. Xneve. I (Limited) - nueeranaa I Ron Awes* Wel l sd. Reesl. L ." fLiml Ceps Copper (Limited) =ls Sliver CoPL-Ye p -1 • •• • Don Pe Iro.N. Del Rey Dun lioaatain Meat Dei Rey(Llin ° 74(l l fortune (Ur.) Gemmel G. N.CpJI. Australis Rwanda (UAL) Linares Ludtanba IllrlpdM .. __ _ .. MMus*" Braz.O.M.(L I N.lthle•C.ot Ana. (Li roatebiaidlSllvorLert Part St. John del Rey (Lim. United Wog:lean ... I Yellin:lwo Gold (L.) IVaucouvor Coal (Um., twortni.m it . Yadae~sut. (Lm.,. IILUIVILLANI L.:OIY Al I IL. Anslo-liark4n littlauttc Bt.(L Australian AssicaL Berlin Warms, !Bombay am. unot44 'Erik Ameeican Land B , "•ti Mau. Am ißeltlah Iron Gaad CanadagencyAsso. ; Ceylon Company. C3jai.F.oi .. . Pi - 4. 7p c. ItAiatAl Itagae• ps. Preheeow Do. ot - Fe - r - p. Deb. LbadlaCettoaAgereey,L gait 111 1 i:tt •rnt.‘v Iletgrle Nag. sad OM. Nem Navigate°. Deese Ship (Legate) . De. 17a per amt. Pat. Indian Carrying (LI., Internat.Ftnan.See.(L) Maim. irrieateon Cayl -- Joint Stock Dtscount(L 'Lebow( Tea (thmitett).. • L,. lirritrlot ra i l'. Financial dno. (L ,Loa_ Bea. qesillivate I Iraigia — terhr - 7 - ..iiiiii;; * Ilietther. Rt. TeL (Tam Ket.1411., Oar., &Wag bistallandet 005.C0.(14 . N•614.44,1S Uasoousd, . ii.rAudAj'nel&lroaTi Do. New IN .treoe * K.Rene e N.Zoilend T.aodL(Llie IN. mt.. A i Gm Do. New........ Orks. In. Moo. (1102 , 1 01sotoso Goa M{ Rival: LAM It Silo • Do. New RoabradaLd.RdAY(L) 11/nir i ry 4..w iroa filo delsn. City Im.(L' I do • Myal t4ll atoms Illicatiab Aust. laumbe &African Irriga.lay.(L Soutla Aumaranan Laud lean:awl= Te& &alp " warm* to Indio ((Lt T. AAR. of NNW+) LI. I TessiaLo.Co.U.Canad I r, 1.. , Van Mum's Lad.... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CITY BETTING.—(THIS DAY.) ODIHAM HANDICAP. sto 2 apt Gibeshot (t) 3to 1 Mark is the Pea (t) NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 9to 1 apt Caller-on (t) 10 to 1 Briestos (t) 12 to 1 Marigold (t) 12 to 1 Clarior (t) 14 to 1 Nook (t) 14 to 1. Alioe(t) 14 to 1 Staotoo (t) 16 to 1 Carbines? (t) ST. LEGER. 4 to 1 apt The Ranier (t) 7tol. Lord C hien (t) 10 to 1 Qum Bertha (t) An immense quantity of new potatoes has been exported from the Channel Islands into Eng Lad daring the last tea days. Upwards of 1.400 basket loads were sent a few days since from those islands is one of the snail steamers for the London market._ . . A W ALE 07; FOI* the last two years a large whale disports itself about the rocks at Rho!• colyn, near Holyhead, and people visit the shore to see it. On Tuesday in Whitman week a party west out in a sailing boat, sod when a short distance from the shore, opposite Bryeybar, the monster suddenly roes wattle a few yards of the boat, to the great horror of the party, many of whom expected a farm similar to that of the prophet Jonah. They described its eyes a nearly as large as buckets, but, not• withstanding their fright, they spoke of it as anything but sange in appeanmce. They, however, put the boat about, sad were bat too glad to reach the beach in safety.—Oar werecm &reed. 9ele.. ts i dial 51014 3: d a i st P° !no II i 2, 29 I i Si i 3: 11 3 4 * It 6 1 7 6 61 64,. 66 96 sd 61 1 2 0 2 db 110 120 I*IS 4 1 Si 4 4 4 0 6 4 42 64 14 4 0 Wie Wiiid 3 76 80 24 38 I . 20 21 36 I! 18 16 17 ___ Cl. plias. 11 ift.l4-1 1 il Pal a 4 Pm U 21 - as I Po 6 7 6 , Mspar Ms par 6666 .-7- ii ii 4 prtr,oa mn TI 25 8 82 1 - ( . 113 Ear *si 11 - ao 01 93 el 1 61 3 1 19 Pm 16 16; $7l 11$ 116 116 117 3 6 Par 3WI 194 167 6 IT! r fpm I vs' i pa 0 2 2 - If 2 t 2 I II Se _ p I }p 4 1 4 4 PM PO 1 1 1 1 li 8 d i Pe. i la di 74 l el ls r 7d 83 18 20 pm 10 IS Ge 2B ril3l 03 it Pm ild 14$ } pm U s i 6 I i I Ms I on xd par 16 16 t 291, i 100 all 90 all the last price was 911 to 92. The official business report is as follows c—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 91/, 921, ex die. ; ditto for account, 921, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 913, ,; New Three per Cents., 911, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1864, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 14s. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was firm at 107 k to 108/ ex dir., and India Bonds at 10e. to 145.. prem. Exchequer Bills were quoted 3s. die. to par. In the foreign stock market the tendency of prices was again favourable. Bank shares were generally steady. Union Bank of London and Union Bank of Ireland have slightly improved, while Imperial Ottoman Bank were flat. South Australian Land shares were somewhat better, and Van Diemen's Laud heavy. International Financial shares were slightly lower this afternoon, at hf to 54 prem., and London Financial at 2to 21 prem., while General Credit and Finance were steady at 24 to 24 prem. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 91. to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine, f to 1 die. ; Thames and Mersey, 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem. Commercial Union, 11 to 11 prem. ; North Britisk and Mercantile Insurance, 161 to 171; London and Provincial Marine, die. to par ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 11 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under. takings to-day were as follows : British and Foreign Marine, 1 to 4 prem.; Empire Marine, 1 to prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 74 to 8 prem. ; Mediter ranean Hotel, 1 to 11 prem. ; Southampton Im perial Hotel, par to 1 prem. ; Clarence Hotel, to 1 prem. ; London and Paris Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, 3to 14 prem. ; Lon don and Hamburg Bank, 1 to 1 prem. ; Sardinian Railway, 1 ton dis. ; Alexandria Hotel, to prem. ; Adelaide Port and Railway, 4 to 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The mining market is rather firmer to-day, with an increased amount of business. East Caradon snares opened at 30, "buyers," and advancodto 311 to;, and are now quoted 291 to L, being the same as on Saturday. Telegrams report an improve ment in this mine ' • the 60 fathom east is now worth 401., and the new lode 101. The sampling, we are informed, will be better than was expected. Wheal Ludcott shares are firmer, at 5 to 4, and Wheel Grylls at 30 to 32. East Basset are lower, at 89 to 91. East Caru Brea are quoted 7to ; Great Fortune, 36 to 36; Tincroft, 20 to 4 : iogan, 30s. to 325. 6d.; Crebor, 2k to ; West Chiverton, 20 to 21 ; Wheal &ton, 235 to 240; and Wheal Harriett, 21 to f. Foreign and colonial mining shared are inactive. Wheal Grylls sold on Saturday 21 tons, 4 cwt, 3 qrs. and 7lbs. of black tin for 1,4731. lie. 4d. This will leave a profit of 5501. or 6001. on the month. From the thirty-third annual report of the di rectors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company, to be submitted at the meeting on the 19th inst., we extract as follows : The net profit on the working of the mines from 214 March, 1962, to March, 1863, has bees 87,531/. 12s. 10d. The amount of interest on fends in band that has accrued up to 31st Much, in Brasil, and 31st Nay, in England, has been 1,210.'. Os. sd. Theme amounts being carried to the credit of the profit and loss account, leave that account in credit, after paying the ball-yearly dividend, due on 19th December last. and pawing 10 per cent. thereon so the credit of the reserved fund, the Bum of 45,00'21. 17s. 41., out of which the directors have uow to propose a dividend of 3/. 10e. per share, free of income tas, which with 10 per cont. thereon added to the reserved fund will amount to 42,3504, leaving to the credit of profit and 105e2,652/.174. 4d. Should the above proposal be adopted by the meeting the dividend for the whole year ending 31 st May will be at the same rate as the dividend for the preceding year—via., 71. 10e. per share, free of Means tax. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY, JUNK 16, 8 A.M. 18. ILI D. W. I Nairn "N 1.89,58 3 2 Sberdeen 29 90 57' 5 B.W. 13 le4th 1.996!341 1 I W.N.W. 1 Ardromen ,09.01,67; P B.W. 3 Greencastle 29.90 51 7 W. 1 Galway '29.06'0 7, 0 I W. I Valenti& O.W 56, 1 8.8. W. I 3 Queenstown 30.01.6, 2 S.W. 2 Shields 30.03'61' 4 W.B. W. ! S icarboroitgh 23.98/10 2 W. 1 Liverpool 28.99 60. 2 W. I 3 11 olyhead 29.95 57 1 B.W. ' 2 Pembroke 30.05 67 2 I W. ! 2 Penzance 30.14 67 1 S. W. Brest . . Diarient 30 04 57: 0 W.B. W. : 2 Rochefort —80.24 59 2 N. W. 1 Plymouth ,30.11 59 2 • W. 4 Weymouth 30.07 00 4 W.N W. 3 Portsmouth 50.93 dl 4 W.B.W. 5 I London 23.01 59 3N.W. ! 3 Dover 30.03 67 5 W. 2 c • 6 I - 66 0 - f 5 041 0 30.14. , - 2 1 0.04 3 10 ' 2 ✓ - 0.04 2 c - 1 0.0; 2 c 1 .0.137 4 o 0 '&l4 - o• - •I— i 2 013 0.183 -I - Q.I I 2 4 o• 2 0.20 . 3 12 oI- I 2 12 r - . g :Id 01 4 0.14' 2 1 16 010 0.65. !24 o 7 O 5( Tsrmouth... 29.96 61 S 5e e r0 . !and ..... ... 2793'54 "`° 11101111.1. TOMIDAT. WIDNIMIDAT. N. to W. ant S.W., SOSTLAND. W. to 8. sad At, tao - moderate. dente, due. Al above. JRZIAND As above. N.N.6 to W.N.W., moderate, toe. N. to W. a!d 8. W., B.W.liaaLoatt Similar. W. to N. and E., sus aerate. &S.W. to W.N.W., moderate. S. Vo - iii:, - ;;;11 erste. d:Vi7, - mode- eIA rate, floe. Ai above. L COAST. B.& to S. W. and W., modente. A new commercial line of steam-ships to Brazil and the River Plate has been organised to sail from Liver pool, and will commence oa the 7th of August' next. The first vessel will be the Sicilia, screw steamer of 1,1'23 tows, and 360 horse-power. Her ports will be Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo, and Buenos Ayres. _ A letter front Melbourne says:—" At Beeellworth and in all the surrounding country extending to Albury, in New South Wales, the finest vineyards abound. By far the most successful wine makers are Germans. A Mr. Zimmerman, at Beechworth, has a well.managed viosoard of an acre and a quarter in extent. Upon the proceed. of the sale of wine and fruit from this small bit of ground, be, his wife, and a very nearly grown-up sou, live comfortably. fie gets IL a gallon on the spot for all the wine be can make, and for the table be obtained this year from 200 three-year old vines the enormous quantity of 1,6001 b. of the finest . . - - OXFORD GRAND CO?dMEMORATION.—The gaieties and festivities consequent upon the commemoration ooni mewed on Saturday, and although the weather is somewhat unsettled, the city contains a larger number of visitors than has been known for some years. The preparations for the approaching royal visit are progress ing satisfactorily, the various colleges are dispensing their hospitallities with a liberal band, and everything betokens a brilliant commemoration. On Saturday evening the mem bers of the University Amateur Musical Society gave grand concert in the Town-hall , assisted by Min Banks and an e ffi cient Deed of MUllolllloll. Dr. Daubeny, the eminent Professor of Botany, entertained a large party, consisting of the Elite of the university, while the under graduate members of Brazienase College, under the super intendence of Mr. Nathan. the well-known costumier, gave the first of o. series of theatrical entertainments, in the Music Roem, Holywell-street. The University 'sermons, at St. Mary's Church, yesterday, were preached, in the morning by the Rev. Profaners Paley, and in the after noon by the Bishop of Lincoln. The large and beautiful edifice was crowded upon both occasions with a learned sod fashionable congregation. A very strong desire was evinced, on the part of the drupes especially, to hear the Hebrew Professor, who appears to have lost none of his popularity. The services at New College and Christ Church attracted, u usual, crowds of visitors. The cus tomary promenade verterday evening in the Broad Walk was the great centre of attraction. Here were congregated heeds of hones, learned professors, grave and reverend divines, civic dignitaries, well-to-do citizens and homely citizens, and crowds of elegantly-attired ladies, all mingled together beneath the over.arching lofty elms. which add se much to the gr indent- of this celebrated walk. The African Methodist Episcopal Conference is New York have passed resolutions declaring confidence in the Lincoln administration, and calling upon the coloured population to enrol themselves in the Union army. Repre sentatives from fifty African churches were present at the conference. _ --- Tee LATE CANE or At MENTAL DROWN [NO.—. We last week g►ve an amount of the melancholy circum stances attending the fatal accident to a young gentleman, named Pask. of Emmanuel College. Upon refemnoe to our list of college examinations, it will be seen that the de. cemed's Damn stands first is the link which boars out our assertion that he was a young man of great ability, and would, no doubt, have proved himself an extraordinary scholar.— Cambridge rndrpoident. same 10. 16,000 MN* 7,6 w 10,000 6 GOO 10,00 n i 6 :r°l 11.100 10.11•0 is. 10. 1.,r1 030 15000 4 ; 0 0 0 50.000 10,000 #1 ii..iii 202 w 00400 114000 26,000 4iiii 11. 10,04 lAtee SLIM' 4 r- Lao S To in f. on on on II all 4 2 ..n too an 90 A kiii. 4, i11el 18015 109,00,0, Kw I iii.ioni ilia mime W W I WWI xd z opt El . ISIC gi - lad I Pd 'Laossi.ito , 0.1141 60,000 10,000 .0.01•1 44000 bib ibis SO 6Ti 00 4f 011 Is II tbo 110 lb 17 Se 0 id xd id _id zb I 0