The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) SHERIFFS' COURT, RED Irox-sq uAas. THOME v. GADSDEN. -811DDCTION. This waa an action for seduction, in which the = were laid at 1,0001. Judgment wu allowed by sod the cause waa seat from the Court of Comma, Mesa to nuns the amount to be awarded. r. Folkard appeared as counsel for the plaintiff, Mrs. Anti Thorn, widow, and placed the case before the jury as roe of the most heartless description. The young woman fr the lom of whose services the plaintiff now brought her i.tion is 23, sad the defendant 32. The parties had known sash other from childhood, and the families had been on ,ery intimate terms. The husband of the plaintiff had beets butcher at Eatoabray, Bedford, and died some time back. he defendant, Wm. Gadsden, is the eldest son of &farmer ud a Ma 11 of property at the same place. The defendant ad promised the young woman, who was a dress -Aker, and the sole support of her widowed mother, mar lags. Heseduced her ; and in February last she was (le vered of a child, now living. The defendant refused to iitt her after her confinement, and bad not contributed to be support of the child. Mr. Under-Sheriff Barchell asked if anyone appeared for he defendant. Nom;ilapp;ared on his behalf. The plaintiff was called, as also two witeeems, sad tbor Ave evidence u to the circumetawses of the defendant, who _muted his father, a man of good property. The learned Under-Sheriff told the jury this cam was one damages, as the injury was admitte d by the defendant. The jury amused the damages at 160/. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fans.) IN RR RICHARD PEARSON. The bankrupt, late of Noble-street, ship-merchant and vmmiuion-agent, applied for bin order of discharge, sup vrted by Mr. Neagh. He owes upward. of 4,80 X. and !rearm debt, due to him of 2,9001. as all bad. Mr. Goodday, for the official assignee, stated that be bad 3eeta indicted with soother memo for conspiracy to defraud; die bankrupt had been aoquitted, but th e o th er p ar ty h a d Teen convicted. dB his debt. had been contracted in 1862. His Honour, in the abeam* of opposition by any creditor, ;anted the order. DI llll STIIIMITT. This was the sitting fo7exanlillati and discharge in the Ise of Jobo Steurtett, green-groore, of Sari lle-plane, Mile. Debts, 1601. ; no siesta. Mr. E. Reed opposed for Mr. FOll/016, the assignee, iod landlord of the bankrupt's premiums, a cre ator for 1501. He had sold the bankrupt his ;sailer for 1501., and 401. worth of goods. Bankrupt raid down SW. , and gave an lOU for the remainder. When applied to for payment, the bankrupt shut up the premises sad sold off. An action was brought which the bankrupt defended ; judgment was obtained against him. and he im medistal./ went to prison and fi led his petition for adjudica- Don, still retaining possession of the premises. The bankrupt, being pat in the box, and asked if be would give up posseesion of the premises, flatly refused to do so. _ Hie Honour said that being so he would adjourn the ease nos die without protection. The bankrupt, a snr•eyora;lhayderder. of Holloway, applied for his order. Debts of trill* amorist. Mr. Goodday stated that nearly half the bankrupt's debts --101.—were in respect of costs in an action for slander winch had been brought against him; but none of the creditors appeared. His Honour granted the order. This was the sitting for order of discharge, in the ease of W. H. Preston, hosier, of lerabeth Walk, and elsewhere. Debts, 621 f. ; we* nil. Mr. E. Reed supported ; Mr. Ooodilay opposed. The Waltrip' it appeared had given a bill of sale of his furniture io • reLtiva, but It had been taken by the landlord, and tle bankrupt was now allowed the use of it. Order granted. IN RI JOUR GUYER. The bankrupt was an siricttliaTal labourer, of Bromley. Eat. The prinaipsl debt was 1201., the debt and cos` is an action for seduction, in which the bankrupt bad 'bleed judgment to go by default. Mr. Terry, who appeared for the daughter of a Mr. ?rooks, the plaiotiff, asked that the petition should be dis missed, on the Ironed that defendants in actions for 'ethic• ton were by the 112th section of the old act specially az meted from the operation of the bankrupt law. His Honour mid that that only applied to applications for ukase from custody. It that the bankrupt had not filed his accounts, in ad t sine die was ordered, with protection for s month. 3 HZ JOHN AND DANIEL PILKHOITON.—THE CHARTERERS OF THE PRISIIHOFF. The bankrupts, who are described as ship and insurance brokers, of 116, Fencharchstreet, mad of 21, Water-street, came to the court on their own petition on the 24th iamb last. This was the sitting for examination and dis charge. The figures representing the liabilities and {1 the bankrupts are of usual magnitude. The ur= debts are stated at 49,3631. ; ditto to creditors holding @s anity, 15,278/. By good debtors, 2,6934 ; ditto doubtful, artimated to realise 3,5591 ; property given up, 2231. ; ditto in the hands of creditor, 17,0261. From the details of the accounts it would appear that the bankrupts had been legged along with Mr. Zech. Pearson, late mayor of Hull, and Mr. W. Dolmen, of that place, in the hmazdom eaderteking of running tha blockade of the ports of the Southern States of America. The largest leaned creditors are Years. Lae, Hankey, and Co., of Gresham•honse, whose debt Is 12,9861., fur which they hold as security a li en on the gars of the bankrupts In ad natures to America, valued at 11,0301. ; elm) a lien on a debt of 2,6671., due from the 17trion Mercantile Company of Whoa. The first-named security con. mite of one-third share in eight carries shipped to the Coo fed& rate States of America, being a joint adventure with Z. C. Pearson (a bankrupt) and Mr. W. Dobeoe, of Hull, in the fol liosing ships : Anne, 2.0001.; Modena Greece, 2.0001.; Phoebe, I,MI. ; Herrbose, 1.0001. ; Peterhoff, 2,0001. ; Worm, 1,0001. ; Petra% 1,0001. ; Siettie, 1,0001. The bankrupis state that the cargo per Anne is believed to have been mad, and that their sham realised about 20,0301., and that ppeerr Modern Greece B,ooof. The cargo of the Peterhoff was mseharged at as intermediate port, and nearly rewhalf is be lieved to have been suocessfully run into the Confederate States. (This mad Flier to some former voyage of the now 'Mario= Peterboff.) Ir. Holland, for the assignees, asked for an adjourn ment of the examination in order that the bankrupts might furnish a deficiency account. Yr. C. Fa Lewis, for the bankrupts, consented, and an adjournment was ordered far ix weeks. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL Henry Kelly, ► surveyor, of Grove-house, Camden-town ; .Thlta Leath, a draper, of 45. Grove-street, Camden-town and Amos Smi th , a builder, of Horsey-road, were charged before Mr. Barker with being drunk and causing a disturb &tee at the refreshment-house of Yr. John Wilton, 31, Compton-street, Brunswick-square, and refusing to leave when requested. The complainant stated that last night, about 20 minutes to 12, the three prisoners came to his house the worse for liquor, and requested to be served with some coffee. He We them he should not comply with their request, sod naked them to leave, but they would not do so, made a dia. imbues, and said that they would lie on the beeches sod go to sleep. When the policeman asked them to go they would not, and as they delayed his business for shout half an hour he gays them into custody. The primmer, had before been to his house, and made a disturbance, and re fused to pay for what they bad had. Police-constable Bradford, 77 E, said be requested the whole of the prisoners, who were the wane for liquor, to leave, but they would sot do so, sodas they made • die- Whence he took them to the police-station and locked them tP• The prisoner' denied that they were drunk, and stated that they should not have been siren into custody had they sot appeared against the complainant at the Bankruptcy Court is the morning. Mr. Barker said that only made the matter worse, for it would seem from that that they went to the complainant's house for the purpose of making a disturbance. They were honed to leave when the complainant asked them, and it was a mistake for them to suppose that he wan bound to serve them when they were drunk. He could imprison them without a Sae, but he should now only order them to pay • hoe of 10s. each, or in default to be imprisoned far 14 days in the Rouse of Correction. The fines were paid. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. UTTERING 01 PAIS CIIIIQUiII-WHOIXBALI FRAUDS ON IMT-DID TIADEJiIfIM. Clement Tudway, a tall, respectably-attired man, about V, year, of age, who refused his address, and was described as of "no occupstioa," was charged before Mr. Knox by Sergeant Joy, 9 C, with obtaining a riding whip of the value of IL 15e. from Mr. Thomas William 01110 W, whip amen factures.. 8, Park-lane, by means of a falai cheque on the tank of Messrs. Child, Temple-bar. Mr. Parkes. solicitor, defeoded. Mr. Thomas Callow, of 8, Park-lane. deposed that on the 27th of April prisoner came to his shop and asked to see some rating whips. He showed prisoner several sod he 'elected one of the vale* of 1/. 155., and then said he would pay for it at once if he (Mr. Callow) would give him change for a cheque. The prisoner then mentioned the names of one or two of his customers, sod believing the cheque to be genuine, he told the prisoner that if he gave his name and address he would take the cheque. The prisoner then gave him a printed card with the name of Clement Tudway, Russellaiquare, upon it. and having given the pet- sower change for the cheque, which was for 5/., on Msaera Child, Temple-bar, and wiped Clement Tndway, he left. taking the whip with him. Sahmequently he (Mr. Callow) paid the cheque to a person mimed Richard Morgan, w►o returned it to him as having been dishonoured by Mews. Child. Os going to the address on the card the penman there knew nothing of the prisoner. Yr. Robert Potter, cashier and clerk at Meaam Child's bank, said that no perms of the same of Clement Tudway hadfincleat the beak. Mr. Parked said the whom if they seer had a customer of the name, and the witness said they had a customer of the name of the Rev. Clement Partway 11:14116 years ago, but his account had been dosed. Sergeant Joy asked for • remand, as there would be other cases—he believed at least 30—the prisoner having uttered false cheques in all direction s , an d a ll on M essrs . Child' s bank. Mr. Knox rid he had an objection to the court being made the means of settling these cues. He would bear another Game if it was ready. Mr. Grandiard, assistant to Messrs. Farmer and Rogers, shawl warehousemen, Regent-street, said that on the sth of May the prisoner came to the house and selected a shawl of the value of 101. 10a, and tendered a cheque on Messrs. Child's batik for the amount, which, after some conversa tion, he commented to take, and the prisoner left with the shawl. Before taking the cheque prisoner edded the data In answer to Mr. Knox, the witness said that it was be lieving the cheque to be genuine that induced him to take it. Sergeant Joy said there was a person from Mews. Swan and Edgar's, who would .peak to the prisoner attempting to utter a cheque there yesterday. Mr. Kowa said that any further oases could go to the Newtons. Sergeant Joy then said that his attention beiog called to the prisoner yesterday afternoon by a prawn in the employ of Messrs. Swan and Edgar, he took him in custody on Mr. Callow's charge. The prisoner some time after asked him to go to Mr. Callow, and try to settle it for him, but ha told him he could not do so, as there were several other owes against his. The'p - rio..r, who reserved his defeace, was committed for V•al, several tradesmen being in court to prefer charges against him LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CITY BETTING.—(TEIIB DAY.) THE DEBBY. sto 1 oget Lord Glidden (I) 11 to 2 Mao:moot (t) 10 to 1 - Saoolutrometer (1) 10 to 1 Gillis (t) 12 to 1 Hoopodor (t and off ) 14 to 1 Ranger (off) 16 to 1 Tom Fool 15 to 1 K.* of the Vale (t) 25 to 1 Nmal Guard (off) 40 to 1 Faatastie (off) 50 to 1 Boimandor (t) 100 to 1 DoesTbrook (of) FRIGHTFUL BORNE AT THE ROYAL PAVILION, BRIGHTON.-(LAST NIGHT.) The Royal Pavilion at Brighton was last night (Wednesday) a sore of consternation rarely equalled in intensity. At the commencement of the protest reign the building pseud into the hands of the Brighton Corporation, and its rooms are now let of► for meetings, entertainments, Ire. Last evening the Collins's troupe of Christy's Minstrels had engaged the Music Boom for their performance. A crowded audience assembled. As soon as the doors were opened an escape of gas wss perceptible. The !Argo chandelier of the room was lit up, and none of the others appeared to be" turned on ;" therefore, the increase of the peculiar smell common to gas escapee created a good deal of anxiety amongst the assemblage. However, people came trooping in every minute, and only a very few cautions ones spin retired. As the time for the commencement of the performance—eight o'clock—approached, the atmosphere of the room began to get quite oppressive, and the waiting &idioms felt somewhat alarmed. The officials were hunt ing about the room seeking to discover the imeape but still the seats were kept, and the camber of the seat holders increased. Just before eight o'clock • voice was beard from one side of the room calling that the escape, was there, and the announcement wee received by a large section of the audience with • round of applause. La • few seconds more the crack of a lucifer match was heard, and a light was seen to be paned along the wall about seven or eight feet from the floor. Instantly a great patch of flame burst forth, 'mom ponied by a report like the discharge of a piece of ordnance. In another instant a wooed explosion of the same kind took place further along and higher up the wall, • third and lesser one followed in the same diagonal track towards the roof, and then, like the culmination of • thooder-cl•p, came an explosion far louder and more violent than those pre ceding. This took place in • corner of the elaborately decorated root just under the dome and sent down a mass of plaster, woodwork, and broken glees on to the portion of the room 'immediately beneath. Fortunately the heavier portion fell in the space frontier( the platform, end therefore ao one sou struck down. Dense volumes of smoke and dust, however, poured forth into the room, and either obscured or extinguished the light. in the large crystal centre chandelier. The side of the room on which the explosions took place is the next to the lawn, to which booms is given by lofty windows opening to the floor. These were draped with damask cur tains, which caught fire after the explosions and Wed to the terror of the crowd. The effects of this terror baffle all description. At the first explosion shrieks and cries broke forth, and a general rush was made towards the single door by which the audience had entered. This was quickly blocked up, and lamentable remits would have ensued had not some persons had the prineooe of mind to open the lawn window and cry to the people to escape that way. A large number did so dash out of the room heedless of the danger threatened from fire and further explosions. Others escaped by the platform door, and in a few minutes all were got out. Then men set to work to extinguish the flames, which jeopardised the entire building. Water wee at hand in abundance, the police fire brigade quickly atteoded, and io less than an hour all dacger was past. One side of the room and part of the ceilicg is com pletely wrecked, sod if restored to its origitml state of intricate decoration will cost a large sum of money. The building is hared. In several canes females sustained severe frights, and medical &olden°e was needed in lengthened and repeated swans. No memo injuries were, however, recorded at the time when our parcel was despatched. A considerable amount of property in hate, shawls, &c., was either lost or I damaged beyond further wear in the rush of the crowd. The room was on the ground Boor. The accident is said to have been caused by • temporary connexion for footlighto being made ie a wrong manner. The report of the but explosion was beard several streets' lengths away. FIRE IN COLEMAN -STREET, DAY.)-- Shortly before 2 o'clock • fire broke oat on the premises of Messrs. Hausa and Co. wholesale druggists, No. 5, Cole man-street The flum es evidently commenced in the drying-room, sod had extended from thence to the oil filter room, a building 70 feet long and 20 wide, Goa taining a valuable stock in trade. Fortunately • good supply of the New Elver Company's water was obtained, from which two of the Lod steamers were set to work, as well as the manual power machines, and the fire was coollmed to the drying room, the ground floor, sod the oil filter rooms. Weis were burned out. The laboratory, sod the stabling, and three houses in Primer place are also severely damaged by fire, water, Ac. The for will fall upon the Sao, Globe, and Royal Exchange fire Aloes. The orin of the fire could not be ascertained. The Doke of Sutherland sod Lord Richard Grosvenor were present. ARCRNSION-DAY.--BRATING THE BOUNDS.—To- day being marked as " Ascension-day " in the Church of England calendar, the ancient ceremony of " Besting the Bounds" was observed in most of the metropolitan Early in the morning the rector or vicar of the parish, babited in his robes, and accompanied by his church wardens, overseers. beadles, and other parochial officials. sallied forth, and were followed by the boys of the parish schools armed with long switches, with which they , performed the ceremony of beating the boon- I daries. Formerly it was the custom to bump • boy at certain points so severely that he was forget it, and that the remembrahce of parish bounds might be preserved. This piece of barbarity has long been thr pealed with, sad it has not been food that any momentous parochial differences have arises in consequence. On Loth I gate-hill • curious circumstance was noticeable, gamely, i that the perishes of St. Martin, Ludgate, and Bt. Anne, Blaokfrians, divide is the middle of • shop, which the whole of the alerted sod partabial parties had to enter in order to the due performance of their duties. EireciAt. SUNDAY EVENING Sgitvlems.—The fol- lowing will be the preachers at Westminster Abbey for the test of May 17, the Rev. C. J. P. Em rector of Bt. Marylebisee ; May 24, the Rev. J. R. Woodford, vicar of KemPeford ; May 31, the Bishop of fit Andrews. THE Rev. H. WARD BIECK'S& —On the evening of the 22nd ult. the trustees of Plymouth Church Society held a special meeting, at which the perceptible effect of constant hard work upon the ingot (Rev. Henry Ward Beecher) was the subject of discussion. After some little coavaesseioaal debate, it was moved sod carried mad• moasly that Mr. Beecher be granted leave of absence of four mouths front the Ist of June, and that his expenses during • trip to, Le, and from Europe be defrayed by the society. Upon the adjournment of the meeting the trustees proceeded ie • body to the mrionege, where they surprised the retiring shepherd and informed him for the first time of their desire aid determination. Mr. neecher was naturally touched by so goeseens an evident* of personal and social regard, and aftereomeitatioe with the trustees, concluded to accept the I offer.—New York Hosea. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1883. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two oho The railway market continues firm, and prices exhibit an improving tendency. London and North Western stock has risen gper cent- .; Great Western and Midland 1 ; an d Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1. Great Eastern has receded it. Metropolitan shame are steady, at the advance of yesterday. The fortnightly settlement almost monopolises attention. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1001 to 1 ; Great Western, 671 to ; Mid land, 1271 to 126; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to ; Caledonian, 114 to ; South Eastern, 921 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 631 to ; Great Northern, 125 to 126 ; and London and South Western, 104 tot. Only a very small amount of business has been transacted in foreign and colonial railway securities, and prices are generally the same as yesterday. usalliAZY alums AND OTOCILL MANI ZAILWAYs. I y arg st .4 ol . l IWm loallY Io I pa. 1t5w_w0....... =llia owl b6w oat IE4 blicW— ..: I a 0 SI 1131 n• 1 ei ei ALL f•reiv..usiDe Do. IDA. Y 1041 1 ,311. Delft smils~ Tao. DeseLjtilk. Dellatmembasel Qlsegow =iir • ll.efts Do. A Stack. Do. _AA 86: OM. llo•Imad awsM Itartimes . Diva ( Ares so ay. us. 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There was a large attendance of members in consequence of the discussion of an important matter affecting alike the interests of the public and newspaper property. The Lord Chancellor has con. seated to receive a deputation of the members at the House of Lords on Monday next. The reports having been passed end the other usual business irsaaacted, Mr. J. Hooper Hartnoll, of the Sottish Mercury, was elected president of the society for the ensuing year. THE iVEATHER AND THE CHOIR. —The want of rain was all last week an urgent subject of complaint among the fanners of the eastern counties, the barley especially :=rin seed of additional moisture, while vegetation y was passing into a languishing state from the sense Mae. Oa Monday night there was a heavy 411 of min, which proved highly acceptable, sad yesterday morning promised a farther supply. The grasses will now acquire a rapid development, and keep for stock will present a corre sponding abuodaece. The wheata are seaway looking extremely well in Norfolk, Suffolk, and Ewa. Tae Bounnownsr MARTYR.—The following let ter appears in the Gazette de Fraser, addressed to Viscount de Bt. Priest by Count Christen d'Alenesa dria, April 20. My deer friend,—Your kind letter has given roe the greatest pleasure, for it proves that you do not forget me. Thanks for the steps you are taking in the Senate to obtain justice for me. Unfortunately, things are assuming a graver aspect, and you will ordinal,' gums to what sod have tended the efforts of my friends were I not to put you in possession of facts, which will appear to you almost incredible. Yesterday the examining magistrate visited me to initiate a second criminal process for my expedition in the Abruzzi —the first, that already decided at Naples, having only . been, it seems, a preliminary one. The present case is more shameless. They have resolved on commencing a new process, in which I am accused of having invaded the ter ritory of Victor Emmanuel at the head of armed bands with the intention of reversing his government, and they make me responsible for the killed and wounded, which renders me liable to nothing less than capital punish. I went. I wrote yesterday to M. Drouyo de Lhuys to inform him of this, and to remind him of the fact that there . existed a treaty between the French government and that ; of Turin at the epoch of the re-entry of my troops, after the siege of Gaeta, into the Holy Father's dominice,s, sad • that the principal clause of this treaty stipulated that in no case should the soldiers or officers who had been engaged in I the various expeditions in the Abruzzi be liable to arrest or prosecution for the actions of that campaign, and that they should enjoy the tame advantages as those who capitulated at Gaeta. The officers received French Pettforta, and returned to their own country on the guarautee of Prance. At present, in spite of the sanctity of such a promise, they are about to commence a repaid Moms against me for these very affairs. Try if, •• through your friends in Paris, a ferns ran be put to such unworthy dealing. I await, however, the issue of all these persecutions with profound contempt, feeling that if the Piedmont's, government is permitted to pull molten , to such an extremity, the dishonour will fall neither on myself nor oe those who fought at my side in the Abruzzi. —Accept, he., CORTE TROODULE DE CRELYTILY." 0 lON tiee 4 4 ' Tit lie 109 1014 LlOl Sala to-ft Mr 1 p.si. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two oTwoz. The funds to-day are unaltered, at the closing quotations of yesterday. The attention of the members of the Stock Exchange is almost excln. sively occupied with the settlement in shares and foreign stocks. English railways, however, have again improved. Foreign stocks retain steadiness. _ _ The result of the deliberations of the Bank of England directors is looked for with much interest. This being Ascension-day, the weekly board at the Bank, according to an old custom, does not meet until 2 o'clock. This being Ascension-day, the Paris Bonne is closed. The scrip of the Confederate Loan is rather firmer, at 3to 2 dis. On the other hand, Turkish is somewhat lower, at le to 2 prem., and Italian at 11 to 2 prem. Consols are now quoted 934 to 4, cum div., for money, and 92 to 4, ex div., for the ac count (June 9). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, f, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4 ; India Stock, 232 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 110, 1094 ; Four per Cent., " enfaced" rupee paper, 98 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1074 ; and Exchequer Bills, is. to 4s. dia., par. The transactions in foreign stocks have been upon a leas active scale, owing to the absorption of attention in the settlement. Spanish Passive Bonds and the Russian Loan of 1862 are heavy, but other securities are supported at yes terday's quotations. Some of the present quotations are annexed : - Turkish, 1854, Loan, Mite 89 ; ditto, 1858, 704 to 71; ditto, 1862, 714 to 72 ; the Consolid‘s, 51 to 4, ex div., being slightly better; and Greek, 324 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1839 and 1859, 1004 ; Egyptian, 1004 ; Greek, 324 ; ditto, for account, 323, I, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 154 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 80; Mexican, 364; ditto, for account, 37, 364 ; New Granada Deferred, 94, 104, ex div. ; ditto Land Warrant. (Hectares), 74 ; Peruvian, 1862, 89 ; Portuguese, 1862, 494 ; Russian, 1822, 95 ; ditto, 1850, 904 ; ditto, 1862, 924, 4, ex div. ; Spanish, 544 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 484 ; ditto Passive, 35 ; ditto, for account, 351, 4, 35 ; ditto Certifi cates, 124, 4, 4 ; Turkish, 1854, 89; ditto, 1858, 704, 4 ; ditto for account, 704 ; ditto, 1862, 714, 724 ; ditto, for account, 714, 4, 4 ; Vene zuela, 1862, 531, ex div. The shares of the International Financial Society are again rather lower, at 6to 7 prem. Those of the Loudon Financial Association are steady, at i to li prem. HALr-rusr Two. After a short deliberation the directors of the Bank of England have notified that no alteration is made to-day in their minimum rate of discount, which therefore remains at 3 per cent. The steamer La Plata has arrived from the West Indies with 230,0001. in specie. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on Wednesday next is rupees 30,00,000 (300,0C0L ). The notes of Messrs. Morgan and Adams, private bankers, of Rose and Hereford, were returned yes terday by their London agents. The fixed issue of this bank, which was established in 1820, is 27,6251. With regard to the new International Financial Society, up to Tuesday the 40,000 shares reserved for allotment amongst the public had been applied for four times over, and a further heavy amount of subscriptions was received yesterday, including several thousand shares on foreign account. The advices from Paris indicate that very large applica tions are likely to be lodged from the continent. The influential character of the combination which has been effected is now becoming more fully recognised, and many of the leading houses in the City who are not included in the direction evince • disposition to take a con siderable stake iu the enterprise. The list closed to-day (Thursday) at noon. The labour in volved in dealing with so large a mass of applies tions will be diminished through the circumstance that no deposit having been required froesub scribers, it will probably not be considered ueces sexy to issue " letters of regret." At Paris the shares of the Cr‘dit Mobilier So ciety continue to advance, and have now reached 1,441 f. per 500 f. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 10,5591., compared with last year ; the London and South Western an increase of 3,0291. ; and the Great Eastern a decrease of 1,214/. We are authorised to state that the directors of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China have made arrangements for opening forthwith a branch at Batavia. Mr. Robert Henry Williams, late of the Metro politan cud Provincial Bank (Limited), and formerly of the Union Bank of London, has been appointed London manager of the Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited), which will commence London busi ness at its temporary offices, 41, Mincing-lane, on the 18th inst. At the annual meeting of the Universal Life As surance Society, held yesterday, the report showed that the number of new policies issued during the past year was 237, the premiums on which were 6,72 W. 17s. 3d. The total number of policies issued from the commencement of the society is 7,842, insuring 6,848,1811. The total amount of premiums received is 1,878,3241. A reduction of 47i per cent. on all premiums entitled to partici pate, was declared, and a dividend of 11. I9s. per share, in addition to the 10a. per share due on 31st December. -------. A general meeting of the Malts and Mediterra nean Gas Company (Limited) is called for the 27th inst., wben a dividend is to be recommended. The moeting will then be made special, to authorise certain alterations in the deed of settlement. _ _ A general meeting of the Great Barrier Land, Harbour, and Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 29th inst. Certificates for the shares allotted in the Subur ban Hotel Company (Limited) are'to be ready for delivery on the 27th inst. We are requested to state that the share list of the London Bank of Scotland will be closed for London on Saturday, the 16th inst., and to appli cants from the provinces and Scotland on the 21st. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Inouranoe.—Eagle. ; Marine. 100 ; North British and Mercantile, 174 ; Oman Marina 151 ; Oriental and General Marine. 31,1 ; Pbnmis, 147 ex div.; Roral Exchange, 300. Osalight and Coka—Commercial, 47, 61 ; European. sew, 6 ; Great Central. 19 ; bnperial, 881 ; Imperial Conti motel, 72 ; Mona, 99; Westminste r Chartered, saw, 411. Docks. —East sad Wed India, 143 ; London, 581, 7, 81; St. Katharine, 561, 7,1; Southampton, 651, 5. Osnals.—Grand Junction. 761 ; Kennet and Avon (gar ranted by Great Western Railway), 64 ; Regent's (or Lon don), 241. 1. Waterworks.—Berlin, 81, 9, 81, ; Grand Junction, 761. - • With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite remarks as follows: We have to report a oontinuaooe of the firmnaw we last week noticed io the market io London for American MCII. cities. The principal demand is for Erie and Illinois shares. both of which have rims 2 dole. per share. The demand for uneedoesed United States Ikeda still continues ; they close firm at 66 for the Six per Cent. (1881). sod 62 for the Five per Cent. (1874). In railroad bonds but little business has been done, except in atlantic and Great Western (Penn sylvania Section) First Mortgage, three have advanced 1 per cent. The Blenheim has arrived from China with 470,0001b5. of tea ; and the Water Lily, from flansjawa, Japan, with 80,6401ba. of tea and 1,200 bales of silk. This is the first ship that has brought so large a quantity of silk from Japan. 41 46 98 40 99 101 I CL prism I al rowers:a aolawelara all OO& lta.lL /p.fa 1 all DeWu R. 1 1 I ,ItAyren O. Boathern(L. dla sat mil ,neg Ihtsualon . 4 all Demerara 7p.e.per.pret 141 I:eak Lona 119 pea at tast es d as ranee 2O 21 WI Reim gua. 6. D. a et Great Luxembourg 10 141 all Italian Junction all Nsaaddlegel o t r i t s t v e 9 all Ds. lip.o.trL 21 aill Neriment ot 40, aD N. Roll Rayne g. 7p. e 1 11 q! Do. Co. do pm all Norweglas Wank trot 0 04 all Ottoman 'llournaAlatnl 12 1S an Par* Lyon& sad Raft ate all Perla and Orleans SD 41 mil 'Portagueseßalla,Royal all Rolla and a. FrancsaiL all Raga and Dunstan — 1 all Royal Dolma s al 1 1 °Iltt r ad" er ....— I all limbo end Non .. ell Dw per oat D l )11.7 all ▪ Do. do. all Lo o llall Lot tor of iranwe perotp —. • Tana and Soma all Da do. all Wart Minden ail Da 0 per onCtrat all .Wart. d N. W. of hoot 161 17i 121 IS} I} 1 I , OA 1 Il 1 pini SS 24 1 22 5 2ti SO sl y s4ls IC 11 11 21 e I JOINT STOOL lAII/El. Ito. I Mk Ass sod U. N. Beak . Alliance Tae.dttvertmel l Anglo Portuguese (Lim Anatraltula Bank of I Bank of LI ren Bank of Queensland J.. Bank of Vietarla,Audsta Bank of Wales (LW.) . Book of New &Wand a. Britand Anserteen Mites K. Columbia n. Bk. bens Au...A.111m Cteled. IL at In&a. do Omttuental Isaiah an 1 Irish (Lim.) ana..&& um I 'a.irs Elindnen.China&lap. Imperil Bank. Limited Imperial Ottamar LOll.lOO and Brazilian.. Lon.B.Ayrea&R.Plate (L Loa. Ch. Unit of Anwt I Landau and Colonial (L. lemdan and Dimity .. London loll& Mnak Lon. and leddkaas (L. !Loa. and Northern (L. 4111111 arri^m ILma. &S.Weslarn (Lim lAb. and W Mercantile Eschange(L. l & Pniv.nann (L.l — ii - 0:4r:«1 '— Midland Bank (Us.) . National of Liverpool(L N. Ivo. of IP.CII.Oe :NOW' Lama Bona . New Moth Mad; Oetsatal Beak Onevers Provinelxl of lechide, Pant, Ded (L 18040 Mietr . alia ... .. I Onion ot 'Qs. of Cos.etrrance (L. I ff traks ot ulon of Lowoo. 'reload (Com.). 101JCIGN OBLIGATII ZAILWATIL 4 an o.lansmbowagip.esat, 1 10 all Da. lamed at LIS—. 1 100 all Lwaesane and /elbow' II all North. of Frame 3p. et. 10 all De.(lat•Cluirleree}l4p.e. 0 alt Pada & Lyons A percent 10 all Do. New 3 per east.. 11 4 all Royalfieredish4 per conL 10 all B.AnadLom-Ven.Bo.e. 1 11 all Southem of Franeedp.e. 11 100 all Victor Enonanaelep et. 10 iall W.MN.W.offraoce3p.o. Hi In COLONIAL GOVIANIOUIT sieouir 116. 1 Pt I l'keeel itia4 06, 1 Tkoo o I IPt I CI. ?Hoes. I N a .. 198 107 103 106 103 1093 96 97 96 97 111 113 119 114 HI 114 1111 117 US 11 113 114 119 111 we; Rai 101 Io3{ ja' jai; len 10.1 i 111 114 i , 64, 167 i 118 111 111 114 11C 118 110! 1111 106 j 6 1 gel 7 11l 302 140 1•111 1s 14111 Ike !Se 100 100 INI prima I li• 101 I - 4 - 140 01 die Par ^a vs 29 40 114 In S 114 Sb 41 ff 4 01 I lit 68 100 102 80 41 1 Ali 22 221 * vm si t JA 14 1 Ipss Pa. I Bpr 11 t o ISt 29 1 0 06 0 64 41 27 die I pa 16 0 Sla 166 dill rr re It 2ips6 ii spm I 141, 6k 6 Pc° U 48 16 NI 1111 9 I din par 116 31/ 64 64 poi U ti flu 11 .IL4 IA 16 Milos pima I Wm. taaare.ip.lWl2 os. 4ll Do. dime De. Illpw De I per am& Lkhiperesolla. 7c et Dope* 4.11173 do. MO Do. do 1860 Do. do MA Osyloo,Nor.lll6l, 6 p.a. Mauritius 6 per clot Natel Um 6 per cod New Brues..Go..llp. el N. L Delos °vie. • i.ipe:l Do. p. S. Dal to 11$711 De. p. e.,11181 , 01 . . /fest Zealand apes mai l Nova /kala l p. e., Queensland GovAlp.east Aam..tiay. ea " am-tiov. Sp.e. Vic Oor. 6p.e.Jso.&July I. tio.ip.e. April 100 100 100 10 100 WIDIFICAT Evzoss. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yester day 92 to 1 ex div. for the 9th of June, were first marked to-day 92 to 4, and closed at 92 "boyars.' i For money the lust price was 934 to 4 with die. 'The official business report is as follows :—Thres I Par Cent. Consols, for money, 93111 M e t, raindiv• ; ditto for aocount, 92, ex die. ; per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 91 1, ; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 1 ; New Two-aal-a-Half per Cents, 761, 771 ; Bank Stock, 234, 232 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1884 1416-16 ; India Stock, 290 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 110 ; ditto Bonds, 175., 20s. prem. ; Four per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 98 ; ditto Five per Cent., 107. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains at 1091 to 110, and India Bonds at 171. to 20a. prem. Ex chequer Bills closed at 3s. dis. to par, showing a further reduction of Is. since yesterday. Notwithstanding the extent to which attention was occupied with the settlement, the transactions in foreign stocks were numerous. In the morning firmness prevailed as regards several stocks, but reaction occurred in the afternoon, and the final quotations showed dulness. In the market for bank shams there was an im provement in Bank of Australasia and Bank of Queensland, but • reduction in Standard Bank of Africa and Imperial Ottoman. Royal Mail Steam shares continue to improve. Crystal Palace pre ference, Electric Telegraph, and Van Diemen's Land shares were also inquired for. Ocean Marine shares closed today at 94 to 10 prem. ; Universal Marine, 11 to 1 die. ; Thames and Mersey, 24 to 3 prem. ; COMEMT oiaI Union, 1 to 11 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 171 to 18 ; London and Provincial Marine, dia. to par ; and Oriental and Ckineral Marine, 1 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, to prem. ; London Bank el Scotland, 4 to 14 prem. ; Anglo-Indian Cotton, 1 , to 1 prem. ; Sardinian Railway, dia. to prem. ; Southampton Imperial Hotel, 1 to 14 prem. Cannes Hotel, 41 to prem. ; Mediterranean Hotel, 14 to 11 prem. ; London Financial Association, .1 to 1 prem.; Empire Marine, to* prem. ; Mer cantile Union Assurance, 4 to 1 prem. ; Mercantile and Exchange Bank, din. to prem. ; and Dart ford Creek Paper Mills, 1 to 14 prem. Canada Government Bonds were rather flatter, but United States Five per Cents. met with some inquiry. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two &exam. In the mining market, attention is almost exclu sively confined to the fortnightly settlement, which will be concluded to-day. Prices generally are con sequently without variation. East Caradon shares are rather firmer, at 35 to 4. Tincroft are steady, at 19 to 4, and Wheal Beton at 245 to 250. Don Vedro and Yodanamutana shares are in quired for. Other foreign and colonial mines are quiet. At Vigra and Clogau Gold Mine some rich ore has been met with in the upper edit. A ton and • half of ore, taken therefrom, is estimated to be worth from 1,5001. to 2,0001. Further particulaas with reference to this discovery are awaited with interest. _ _ _ The annual meeting of the Labuan Coal Com pany (Limited) is convened for the 29th inst. At the South Condurrow Mine meeting yester- day, the accounts showed a debit balance of 6131. A call of 2s. per share was made. At the Holmbush Mine meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a debit be/anoe of 2771. A all of 6e. upon the new shares was made. Great Wheal Vor United Mines sold on the llth inst. 27 tons 9cwt. 3 qrs. and 901bs. of black tin, for 1,9641. 6s. 3d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Alan • 1 eft weekY gate Aye num—What. lisa4sy. O. lye, Demos, end Prisa. Is. DIAGRAX to MI 111.00197•710111 IX TES £V AI NM OF MOLT DOWNS =II XIX IFINIS Ls. ApeL 4. 'Age. 111 IpeLlS I... Mar ... ;pity S. IMPIRIAL AVERMIES. Wbest.amdsa I idds. i ida i Dm* tea td Oa edits Was Ml lli Id USN alias id Ills 91 SU Ild Id Ild Sle, 41,!..1 6110 a 541* vd !Mk al W &is 1 6d'21. Ild 10. 1141111. Ild 164 A 9dlis 61161. al 2 s WIN $lll3l al ids 91'64 44121 Id SO. Ild 47s I d 11. Si -I_- - -I gala :dm 7d64 7d Id les Us di PlO 46 2 .. 461.. 46 8 .. 1:_11 LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (YHLS DAY.) (RI =MIN AND DISIZNATIONAL TILRGRAPH.) (PION OUR OWN CORRAMPONDINT.) Cotton market steady. Bales probably about 8,000 bales. No quotable change in prkea. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. - There is a fair demand for refitting aorta, and fall previous rates are obtained. Grocery descriptions continue dull of sale and prioes tend to a decline. Porto Rico sold, low to good yellow, Me. &I. to 395. ; brown, Mit. Befioel : At the recent decline there is more disposition to purchase. Common to good lumps and titters, Cs. to 48e. 6d. Coma.—The market is quiet sod only limited sales are effected. COOGA.—G renada continues io active request and higher prima bays ag►in been paid ; low to good sold at 50.. 641. to 57a. . . . market is quiet. iltee.--About 5,600 bales have been sold, low MIAOW al 7.. oath, broken Brava. 9s. 6d. ; fine limmeby, 9a. 3d. lines—Pepper in limited request. linteeto sold at Sid. to 30, bearing fell rates. Cloves, &nether, have sold readily at 3rd. to 30. Ginger, Jamaioa, has minimal 2s. per cert. : common to mitidlieg sold 645. to 90a. Facrrr.—The demand foe both currants and raisins is limited. Fug*, Turkey, sold at low priose, 24. to 31s. SALITIrrii. —No sales reported. Carron.-3,000 bales have been disposed of oa fall terms. — Jlrrg has sold heavily at Ta. 6d. per ton dealine ; c,mnses to hoe, 191. Ye. 6d. to 291. Irrumo.—For new Bengali there is more disposition to pwebase, and full rates have been obtained; prices for old goods continue to singe at 6d. to 9d. under Feuary's sale mese. COCHINIAL has sold well at full prices toe slight adveses tar good liooduras silvers. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quit Town tallow is quoted 41s. 9d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. oa the spot, 435. 3d. June, 48s. to 42.. 9d. ; October to December, 455. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) , -.--- -- - - The supply of boasts is smaller than for many Thnesd,ye pest. The averagequality is also iof actor; consequently chosen qualities are in demand at rather higher rates. The number of sheep is not quite so large as on Thursday last, yet the supply ts good. Trade is dull at about Mooday's quota tions. There is more inquiry for chains lambs, and mesa calves are rather dearer. Our foreign supply monists of 166 beasts, 810 'beep, end 310 calves. Mulch cows, 105. 1 Per sloes ol 015 ad.a d. Per odour ut woe. ad. s. d. Best 5=54 Ilanslda 410 5 0 Be,tltnide Iltd.daf% 410 6 • Part 615oraliond - 4 8 410 Bed yang -w00f5.... • 0 6 • &coed gaol. bawds 3 0 4 0 De. do. Sturm .... 4 6 4 8 Calves Plan Best Dos& 7111-brods 0 0 o_o Dunks . ...... ....._ • 0 7 2 -. "' Somas id 'wt* ; 1101: Pip, 200. Ti;i 7rh. 7.860: bd.; SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY. Mona Haney and Easton report trade et the fol iag prime Prime meadow bay, TOL to 72a 6d. ; superior ditto, 76e. to 80a. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to tiOni 40s. to 60e. ; clover, old. 90a. to 110 a. ; ditto, *wood eat, 80e. to 106 a, ; straw. 30e. to 36.. BULL.FIGHTS is FRANCE. —A bull fight took place three days ego in the Romeo amphitheatre at t: iseesa, in preemies el 20,000 spectators. The circus had, wham DOTSr presented a gayer aspect niece tbs day. of the Caws", but the spectacle in the arena turned out a complete failure. It was not, as in Spain, an exciting tooted between the fury of a usage animal and the skill and agility of the assailants, bat the prolonged torture of hid a doom undereised bulls from La Camerae% which were tormented, pricked. and wounded without their having one* succeeded in rebutting the scene. The end of the spectacle appeared to afford a general feeling of relief to the spectators. The Diario liferoaniil of Vegeta' SUMS that a petiti..n to the Spanish Cortes is is worse of 641111. ; tore in that city, praying far the suppression of bullAlghm. 2.11 fIOO ii 20k i 74 7 1 IN si nil 74$ pan 1 pall 20