The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-25 00:00:00

THE INTERNATIONAL DOG SHOW. OPENEVG.-(THIS DAY.) N•1•IT OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. - This afternoon at a quarter past 12, their Royal iOnesses the Prince and Princes' of Wales paid visit to the Intercational Dog Show, Agricultural Islington, being accompanied by Genteel Hood, Mawr Teesdale, and Lady Macclesfield, and some , reignen of distinction. They were received by the chair :in the Agricultural Hall Company, Mr. John Cloyden ; secretary, Mr. Sidney ; Mears. Bannister, Drone, Jae. loward, Robert Leeds, J. W. Brown, C. Comfort, and W. :ollins, directors ; and Mr. Charles Dorman, solicitor to ha company. The first object which attracted their .oyal highnecies' attention was the fish-hatching apparatus if Mr. Buckland, the details of which were explained to hem by that gentleman. The young "alma, trout, gray ing, kc., and the ors of various kinds of fish were examined oy the distinguished party with great interest. Their cyal highnesses then proceeded to view the exhibition of .1 , .;5. The foxhounds of Mr. Charles Barnett, master of he Cambridgeshire hounds., drew the special notice of :he Prince, arising partly from the fact that he Minted with the pack to which they belong while he was at Cambridge University. Mr. Bar nett accompanied the Prince and Prince's during the greater part of the time they remained in the building. The bloodhounds were also specially noticed, and the Princess seemed so much interested in them that it be anie necessary to warn her royal highness that the temper of that breed of dogs is rather uncertain. Among the other animals which were specially observed, were Mr. Wood's lion dog Sampson, Dr. Buckland's wolf hound, from Trebiroad, and the otter bounds. While in the lower part of the building the poultry show, which, though limited, is very good, was visited by the royal party. After reaching the gallery the long-coated dogs were remarked by the Prince, while the Princess's fa manes appeared to be the toy dogs, of which there are army very singular specimens. The Prince and Princess stayed in the building about an hour, having repeatedly expressed their admiration of the Chow. The seminary details with regard to the different classes of animals were given by Mr. Douglas, one of the judges, and Mr. W. Brailokord, gamekeeper to Lord Lichfield. A copy of the catalog's', bound in silk, was presented to the Princess by the chairman, at the tom. Liencement of the inspection. Outside the building large crowds bad assembled to viruses the arrival and departure of the royal party, and when the latter took place, there was rush towards the carriage door not protected by the police, which for • few seconds prevented the carriage from moving forward. None of the public were admitted to the building while the Prinoe and Primers were there, four idock being the hour fixed for their edinienon. The toad number of dogs of ell mime and age is about 2,400. The oonoert this morning was on the ;Tendert scale of discord and uproar ; bet the temper of the brutes, particularly of the larva ones, appeared on the whole to be admirable. HORRIBLE MURDER OP A WIFE AND AT TEMPTED MURDER OF A SON BY A TRADES MAN IN THE BOBOUGH-ROAD. SOUTHWARK POLICE-COURT.-(THIS DAY.) • • - - - - This morning, long before the Opening of the court, all the approaches were crowded by a dense mob of persona =Zia= to winos the proossidinp spinet Hr. Thomas Ledbetter, an old. established tradesman, far many years cerryieg on business ea a eabinet-maker it 21, Borough-reed, Southwark, who, it was alleged, mur dered his wife, and made a most determined at to murder his son at an early hour this morning. As soon as lir. Combs hid taken his net as the bench the prisoner was placed in the dock. He le a very stint full-faced man, natter bald, and he eansted rather oarawora and nervous. His unfortunate wife was 59 years old, and the son, who is sow in Guy's Hospital, not likely to survive, is 17, and unfortunately has been bed ridden for a long time. Oa the charge being read over to the primmer by the chief clerk the prisoner said he wad a cabinet-makes, and had for many yeses lived in the Borough-road, near theßridgehonne Tureen ; he was 61 years old. Polieweonstable 39 II was sworn end stated that about half past seven this morning he was on duty ia the Borough road when he received information that a woman had been murdered as No. 21. He entered the home and in a beck bedroom upstairs be mw an elderly female lying in a bed quite dead. In another room he saw • young man lying in •other bed with his throat cut in a fright ful manner. He was not dead, sad he procured residua and be was removed to Guy's Hospital, when he now remains. After the diacevley witness went amass the read to Mr. Pugh's, the chemist, where be law the prisoner trembling way much. Be told witness that be had cat his wife's and his son's threat, and he cop• posed they were dead. He mid he did it with • razor. Witness than took the prisoner into custody. Mr. Combs asked if he had any further evidence to give io-de,y. Winnow replied that be had not. The primmer, who remained perfectly silent, wee them moulded until after the ooronee's import, sad be waa inn mediately conveyed to Hanameoger-lane gioL WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) ][Quay. MAT MAT M 8 &IL 1:: . al D. W. F. 11.Q.L Z. 1. I. —.— .. Nairn .11 4 , 1 31 N.N.L 26 o a • 1 N. a e S Leith 401146 L 11 e 2 Airdromes 144.5442 LW. a • I Portruek pat* W. al 0 2 Galway ... 40.16116' Z 4 1 1 Valenti& 130.12114' N.L 4 b 1 Queenatown :MOM N. W. 4 e a MD 2 Holyhead —400062 N.N.L WO 1 - 2 Liverpool -1111.0444 N. IS • - 4 Pembroke KO 50 ELL 2 1 - 1 Penamme '30.03.56 N.B. Jamey I —, Brae% MOO 62 N.L i 6 1 2. i r e - i ."' 1 L'Ortent '07.813.64 N. Rochefort 24.8410 N.L 4 11.12 Plymouth 104)1!66 Z.N. Z. I 11 Wm mouth -012:2661 N.N.111. • 4 Portsmouth. 25.501 N.N.L a 1 Kew. 20.e644 N.N.Z. , - Loudon 29. 4'62 N. I a - Dover 1 19. sen N.Z. 1 11 1 4 11.11 S T fireeeetb . .62 61 00 N.N.W. IS 11 •I- ll Bemberemeksls.4444 N.N.L • a rI - —' 4 llblelds_ - -40.11 60 L N.Z. a • • .. 6 Hetliolessi 49.85 61 Z. a a 1 - 1 PROWL& _ _ 217121 DAY. __WRDSLIMAY. . _ . .. _. _ rMffDAY. 8. W. to N.W. and N.K., Norti;eiTy r , floe. moderato, too W. N.W. to N.N.L, moderate. LILL to MILL mo- W.ClaTtere dente, late. As next above. W.FWOI Aa aDo~e. ILL to ?CIL, fresh to S.W./I:ROLAND. moderate. RUC. to N.N.E. B.Z. ENGLAND. moderate, Eta Al seat shove. L COMP W.W. to N.L, light, nos. N. to W., moderato Norther% variable, One. •a above. SNOW t MAT.—During the past week falls of snow have taken place in different parts of Wales. and the weather has been eitremely cold. Om Tuesday the scow was ankle deep ou the Monmouthshire hills, a circumstance which bra not occurred for many years past. ACCIDENTAL POISONING AT BRADFORD. —SOMe families of working people at Bradford were under medical treatment last week who were found to be suffering, mare or lees severely, from arsenical poisoning, and it was not until Saturday that anything like a satisfactory conclusion could be mired at as to how they came to have swal lowed the arsenic. A mixture of cream of tarter and maptesia, which they had taken as a medicine, was submitted to chemical kats and amertaieed to contain arsenic I sufficient quantity to produce all the bed symptoms. The presence of arsenic was also detected in the Enid ejected from the stomachs of the patients. The mixture was bought at the shop of Mr. Potter, chemist and druggist, 117, Bridmrstmet. The cream of tartar in which the arsenic has been found was from a stock 'applied to Mr. Potter by a large wholesale house in a distant town, and an Saturday, as soon as it was clearly established that the poison mud have been in the cream of tarter whew sold by Mr. Potter, steps were taken to apprise the whole sale house of what bad so that they weight examine their stook of the Ltiir 'Aide. with a view to prevent further mischief. At the same time placards were ted threaghout Bradford sad other West Riding towns, motion* pommel spinet mill any meant of tartar tb i sy l tt have bought at Mr. PoMe's shop slum the 25th of last, sad requesting them to forward it to the chief co of Bradford, as arsenic bed been so:Meat/11y mixed with it. Between five and six years ego seventeen =wet* pointed at Bradford by satin peppermint in whisk anomie had been mixed by mistake, stead of plaster of paris, with which the War had Wended to adulterate them. • Arrival it the week sodas !ed Jame lest year, We casks. sad &Ovary, 871 sags. The arrival, last week comprised 41 CSII3I. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (71118 DAY.) _ . . The 'apply of bomb I. shoot the ems so on Monday lest ; the weather sad demand befog good, tends is brisk at rather higher Mile. The number of sheep is rather smaller yet quite equal to the deemed. The choicest downs sod Wal ked' are in request at a small advance ; but owing to the depressed Mate of the tallow market fat sheep ars difficult of sale, and marealy remelt oar quotations. Good calves ere scarcer sod dear. Lamb is lower. From Germany sod Hollsod them are 390 beasts. 4,550 sheep. and 34 calves ; Spain, 36 beasts ; Frame, 10 calves ; Scotland, 350 besets ; Ireland, 30 Norfolk sod Su ff olk, 3,100 ; sad 100 from the northern so d midland counties. Per stoma of Ina a et. ad. Pot alas of Wm a. d. s. d. Big 80010, lioroldi. 4 10 A Bog Dona 'Modell' 0 0 0 0 Dot labor6.lmnis 4 11 6 Dist L051•w0•16.... 4 4 • II asoosd or/ Wale $ 4 4Moro .... 0 0 • 0 Cam TIP I 4 4 Do. clo. Morn .... 0 0 • 0 2•l6Dualt MEAN& 4 10 6 lambs Dads a* mow, 4,190; Shoop sod Limbo. WOW : Claws*, ea ; MIR SPX 801101701 HOP MARKET.-(THIS DA(Y.). Years. Pettendee and Smith report the demand good, end the supply ♦set limited al fiee and middling samples, whisk ere r %deeming in price. Reports of 8y W ane Oncerbeet the pientaticas of Me to ten upon s COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) was Bad HAM; 16s. 9d. ; Was Bad EltslT ll l 16a. 9d.; Walls spa Booth Iletkm, isp 9d.; Walt gad TOIL 16.. 3d. ; Walls lad Beaddsle HAI" 16e. 6d. ; Walls End lessen Bettor, ltas. 31; Walla Pad Kett* j Gran" 151. ; Walls Rod Kenos. 11; 9d. ; Walls Zed Eden NM; 16; Walls End Riddell; 14a. ild. ; Walls Bad notice Lynes, Hs. 9d. • Belmont, les. dd.; Holywell. NB. ; I skim I Tanisid Rem, lb 6d. ; &Aside Hartley, ; Haditiap' ... Hanky, 15..-140 ships at market. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT E.IOTBK TILIKOLLPH.) RADCLIFFE MEETINQ.-(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOE MAIDEN PLATE. About one mile and a quarter. Herdsman, Sweeteake, and Howe! John. All are here. SELLING HANDICAP. About one mile three furlongs. Mousetrap, David Ann, Tautology, Flower Safety, and Queen of Clubs are here. WILTON CUP. About one mile and a half. I:OrTllsl;dreary, donToi John, Jack's Alive, and Lazy Boots are here. STAND PLATE. About three-quarters of a mile. Mousetrap, David Aan, Herdsman, Queen of Clubs, Flower Safety, Black-Eyed Susan, Gammon, Nemo, Lazy Boots, Hartford Hill, Inheritor, and Flytrap are here. HEATON PARK HANDICAP. One mile. Captain Knight, Colonel Crockett, David Ann, Fantaron, and Ferdinand are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RK-LANB.-(THIS DAY.) Since this day se'noigbt the arrivals of home-grown pro duce have been very moderate ; but the imports of foreign produce have been on the increase. . . . . . . Fresh up, this morning, the receipts of English: . r coastwise and by lsod-carriage, were small, but in saleable condition. Essex qualities ware taken off •y, at fully lad Monday's currency. Kentish parcels were arm, at, in some instances, an improvement in value of ls. per qr., and at which a good clearance was effected. The show of foreign wheat was extensive. On the whole, • full average business was transacted in most kinds, and last week's prices were fully supported. Grinding and distilling barley changed hands steadily at full quotations • but very fine samples were inactive. Malt moved ckf freely at fully last week's prices. The supply was moderate. We were heavily supplied with foreign oats, and the oat trade was in a sluggish state, at 6d. per quarter leas money. Beans were in short supply, and fair request, at Is. par quarter more money. Peas isalised extreme rates, with a steady demand. A fair amount of business was passing in flour, both English and foreign, at full quotations. The arrival of Seating cargoes off wad during the past week has been composed of 53 cargoes, viz. 22 wheat, 17 maize, 3 barley, 3 beans, and 8 cotton seed. Wheat has changed hands somewhat freely, at full prime. Polish Odessa has realised 40e. to 435. ; Ghirka Odessa, 43e. 3d. to 455. 6d. ; Michigan, 4.95. Bd. ; Egyp tian, 33e. 3d. to 365. per ,quarter. Maize has pro duced Gd. to 9d. par quarter more money. Galata 33e. to 335. 9d. • Odom, 3 2 b. 9d. to 335. ; arid. 31e. 6d. per quarter. Barley ham advanced 6d. per quarter, with a fair demand. Ibrall, 245. ; Danubian, 245. 4d. Beane have sold slowly, at 31a. to sac for Egyptian ; and 33e. for Barbary. Danubian millet seed may be quoted at 221. to 245. ; and Dari, 24a. 6d. per quarter. Cotton seed is freely offered at 81. to 81. ss. ; and cotton seed aka are held at 51. 21. &L to 51. 10s. per toe. Lin seed is in request, and the quotations have further advanced la. per quarter. About 2,000 tons have been disposed of for forward shipment and arrival. Linseed in warehouse may be quoted as follows :-Bombay, 745. ; Calcutta, 66e. to 70a. ; Odessa and Azoff, 655. to 665. ; Egyptian, 625. to 64e. ; flue St. Petersburg, 655. to 68a. ; Archangel, fls. to 62e ; sad Riga, 48s. to 52a per quarter. The quantity of linseed now afloat foe the United Kingdom then compares with last year : 1863. 1862. Calcutta to London .... 72,208 qrs. .. 41,475 qrs. Bombay to London . ... 20,074 „ 27,807 „ Calcutta to Liverpool.. 4,799 „ 2,761 „ Bombay to Liverpool- .. 18,440 , 39,304 Most agricultural seeds are inactive, and the homilies' doing in cakes is somewhat restricted. ARRIVAL or fiezna.-Faglish : Linseed, 9 ; rapeseed, 18 ; sundry, 99 gra Foreign : Tares, 17 ; linseed, 8,314 ; ra=4,875 ; and sundry, 60 qrs. arte.-Bariery, 706 ; oats, 294 ; and linseed, 1,000 gra. 01711 EFT PRIM _ _ _ Per Qr. WAIL?. L L Pitex,lCast., red. sew 60 to 60 Ditto, white 41 to 61 Noilolk sad Lincoln red Re Qr. Matting - $0 to 40 Distilling Grinding tit to $7 04111. a I. titik teh ‘rtr . 24 to 28 18 to 23 „ black Srei. 60 to IS Kingston mud Wit OD to 68 Brown 60 to 67 BEAM. Manias SO to SS Tick IS to St Harrow Noon l2 to IS to 44 FRAIL Old end new S 3 to 36 OA2U Intiah. feed 2O to 2t 2S to 27 Beach, Zel l° 1111 to 25 rroy stowr . X to IN _ _ Pro Qr. Win?. I. I Dantsto Komar berg 6l to 63 Boot 3ck & Macklin- Town mods; fist - ifff lbs. Household 4O to 41 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex shlp l9 to 51 Da= 49 to 56 69W 60 Insain. hard Per Qr. OAT& I. I. Danish sod Bwedbh 12 to 23 Ruud= l9 to 31 I Deal& FOR A91;41409. tsd 44 to 49 „ whit* . 60 to 61 _ .BAIL T. 114 to ST 30 to 1111 _ 85 80 = to 85 to U Otindln - 21 to IS 114811111ns Malik( ___ brows Com White SO to at Yellow Dutch, brow lO to 24 fold ARRIVALS OP GRAIN, do., I WATER CAR/Wag. AIM CLURIVE nova. Treseh, par sack .... 38 to 48 !Vanish. 38 to 44 American. par .. 22 to 211 Canadian, .. 21 to 28 NTO LONDON, BY LAND AND MAY le nu MAY 13, IN. Wheat. Barley. qra gre. =le ...1487 Id •••••• • • • • • • Fore .. 1976 T0ta1.... Wl3l 3368 LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET. (TlllB DAY.) pt minim MID issizsAwosAL sissaa•ss.) (nos ooa owl COIMPOSIMINT.) Oottoa market steady, with fair beakase doieg, the Europe's Dewy ban looked upon se favourable to the Fade- Tab; full rates paiiL Bslea, probably about 8,000 bales. L , dak. Osta Hums Pass Moor. gra qrs. qrs. qrs. tabs istat. 16161 1345 411 BO 115570 .... 15 .. . xO 9 l ma lie 16196 916 411 1 122 7289;16766 MINCING LANE. - (THIS DAY.) Sooni.—There madame to be wily • limited &pnta for raw ; 700 bap of Mauritius sold, brown, at 31a. 6d. Re fined's in fair request, and former prioes are fully supported. Conn and Tin are both inactive. Rum.—No eaten reported. Rms.—There is a limited inquiry for cargo kinds of Nagel, and 700 begs at Bellam have been sold at 9s. SALTrwrts —No sales reported. Corms bee been in good request and since Friday about 3,000 bales have boo sold at the tall prices then paid. The public markets will be closed until Wednesday. The males declared for the week are rather large and include about 3;10 tasks of Plantation Ceylon recently arrived, also some considerable parcels of man ligne* and black pepper. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) , The market le quiet at the subjoined prima :—Town tallow, 41s. 9d. to 425. net cash; Bt. Petersburg Y.O. ou the spot, 435. 3d. to 43e. 6d. ; May aod June, 43e. to 435. 3d. ; October to Detier . h . er,_4sa...to 46a. 3d. P.UCTICULAULS or TALLOW. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY.) Two o'Chooz. The railway market is firm to-day, and several of the leading stocks have risen in value. Great Northern stock has advanced 1 per cent.; Midland, ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 ; Great Eastern and Caledonian, ; and London and North Western, 4. Metropolitan shares are steady, at the improvement of Saturday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1014 to / ; Great Western, 674 to 4 ; Mid land, 1281 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1104 to - 1 ; South Eastern, 921 to p ; Great Eastern, 521 to 534 ; Caledonian, 116 to ; London and South Western, 1041 to 105 ; and Great Northern, 126 to 127. _ _ _ Great Southern of India Railway stock is firm, while Great Indian Peninsular is dull. Great Western of Canada shares are rather fiat. With the exception of Antwerp and Rotterdam, which are inquired for, foreign lines are generally inactive. Stock att band this by Ut li n" 7 1.61 r.l: Dattitreet Lt Jens Anival Ipst walk Ditto byes lathing Trioa7.C.onilwapotitdadoyewt 1 Ditto Town lasi Friday SIAM MN 'Us 276 117.480 678 04. IL nktii Us. ed. 445. M. ORDINARY WARM AND STOOKS. Bh. IPd I BAJIWAYL s a t ag ur‘ ric . 4. Doslam, Dl[o.o. MAUI and /sem Dort and Boadou— DoA Do. •A no div. vain 0 Do. B J p.o. la paid b$ Dublin eadld Tits. Doad.,fteth, dabd..To idbabuzsb and Glaigow IQ elagewwm aken lastern 8 9 Di 86 116 e 116/ ... 6 7 U 41 1$ 14 91 93 103 110 62 9 61 9 47 49 toe si Do. A Stock.... Do. FAA Anglian Stk. eteMNortbo(lootliad Groat Northern . I Do.A 1 Arm mo div. am- tUip et.la paid IS lamb Wry Wed. arc) Wootorp _ 116 116 126 e 11/1617e 1111 169 106 en ee iiii 1W Ise NO 100 1100 Do.lKorstraLllaa.ll4k. taaceehlrelt Ycakilla ,Lcaulca sad Blackwell ,Bet t l ihm onoti.Ocau I Imam Dov. ,Landaa & North Walla llcsaceekleuthercelat. 111sa..abeLALloonlmt Ilaryport sad Carlisle Do. New 110 114 78 79 117 119 40 41 101 101 e 1:3 11474 Do. New Do. Wm.& Doty 04. Wo. Do e Shares IDd loot MM Coot (Croy LIDO.. North &Utah ........ Do.l4lo..NeDt. Decd. N. limistra—Berwlak De. G.N.Y.Puro. Do. Dods . Do. To!p..— lie llf It i ll 111 h p m N N 61 62 14 2 16 2 103 103 I F.: Do. Now North Bier ordatitro nt r eoot OW2lrra Sccellsh N.& Abs . ;.itel: kola& ledlsed Shrewsbury & Wslohpl Dalai .... Gmbh Wales .. B. Tasks& & ErvseDsu. 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Car., &Wee Netalland&Coe.Co.(L) Natioual IlerVert.ieeeaktlzela(l NOw N. Mr.irto. ee N. I , ms , N.Zealand T.sisdLCUm bilt. Arks Mud. Owlemit! Or Do. Now— a,Sas. IL MEL (UAL): Ottetaux Pisa lbw I.adt Min Pal& and Odom Mow (L, Slo do Jot OXIIi.(L Do. iorantall Moon SioNlab krt. Tinnily% B.Altkaa leelb AIIIIMMIS Lw lelmooloo Tol. llodp Ds. do. ' rologropli to DMA (L 1 F r .=. of Aust(L) al. La.Co.O.CWelk I TM Drebil.s 126 k 127 /JUTISH 708016510NEL M. Ira I Lamm. AINNW • N. Lwow* 800. bar. ddlte.g.ip.e. Do. Hew Do. Now. E Sham aoatL Do. Prehrotee ItattArest,„*Godtigeb Sp.& Edo. My. kir Do. July k toy% , Ohatestis It IL Lif er s lageT.*Dook St.e. goo Demerezajp.c.per.prot Loden Howl . Didion goo - 5 P. et. De. G. Irteoiloo Do. H. do Greed ho r ok at Good Do. let Bonds Do. do et. deterred Do. tad joist Hoods , Do. do. deterred Do. Srd pref. Stock ; Do. do. deferred cir:mg.4 l ° - s 4 2 Do. nth p,:iiiiZ; Do. do. deferred jiltsei Whim recioeuke Do. AuIT Do. January, tea Ga. I. at th oi t c laka a r . a t Do. law laullp.alldniarytw.op Do.iip.elDia.„pag.lB Indian &an& limited Madam guar. at pm at per at Da. ela. I Da. par al ftta. ltelb.O if arpAlp. diftada Nab. and Habson o = Ilf.Dnannwlal!ni ... .1= 100 100 109 110 110 111 109 110 1* 1i po i li pm 19* 201 U U 48 11 66 18 43 47 37 41 U 36 14 le 11 ZS 109* U9* ! fpm I 11 107 He 1 9 14 N. B. at Canada 6 p. a. Do.Wad= 6 want.. do. d 0....... Do. hmil o. aab. d 0.... d 0..- 1 D0.102.64.140ta ia.e ;!i - .._ .! Se I 1 O pm 107 tOB 101 100 131111Joit 45 51 I II it IN 1004 110 a 107 108 ni t at 98 ' lot as 107 I Is iU. I 611223. I Pd. I a Wane 1 Balm 76.e10 2 t.mtabrian Con. Gold, 1 1 i s dla - 1200 .. =era AmaL am 21 - .014 .. Deo. G. On.. (Tartatk ) 1 026 SU - MOO .. Drakewalit - 812 .. Caat Basset (Mogan) - 60,000 1 But moll Gold Pall 60 . i die iam - tut .. But (brad= 2006 .. UN Oarn Brea - a. 461 - Grumbato .. max &m ler t g C et. ravi Anbyn.AL) as 581 Led 11 4 4 3 4t - . - RON - Great &add Taloa - 11.90. - G. WL Vor (Relaton) 4O r - Moo .. Oramille - I,OL .. &rod a-loot .. - KM 47 49 - 8.000 - Mamba Downs- .. .. - 3 }14 - 6,000 - lady Bertha 15.0. 4 1 - IN .. Usagiret (Uny Lelaal). 9 b. / Si 80 - 9,000 . INA. Valley 40, 600 .. New Be 006 . 4 lloyady Iron Ore l6 1 Idle - ton - 11,100 700 ..... N if o ce r t Do . z 2 121 11 4 ft .... 114 80 - SAO - N. Wb. Newt (Nowa, NU. 4 44 - 6,660 ... North Vilma Loft) 56 56.6. 44 6 6,400 _ Par Oona. (61. Massy) . li 44 114 - MN 21 !mildew, (U. NUM). MIL 41 43 - TOO - Roakeer Noweth .. 8 10 - SU .. 8. Condon tl4. Cleem ll 905 606 - 4001 .. L ram Brea (Illogaa) . 3. Od 8 Sli - Seo .. LW. frame' allow) ILIB.O. 60 BS - 930 limy Park 101.14. SS SI -. 11,4106 ..6 11niar811.146ad164e. 6 i I t j ... 6,4104 .. Tin CMOS - 6.41 N WIN Beast (Illogia) l4 11 12 - ILON .. W. Oaradon (lard 6 al 18 - 600 .. West Moe - _ 11l WI. Ban* . 110 - It .. Wk. Dane, =11%) o le SO 66 - 4,201 _ Wbeal Litilool6 llO.B 01 64 - •,aO4 _ W.Marr A nn(lilenten 8 1* .a. - 363 Wheal Beton OBl U 6 LOP . . _ Wb. Tralawney (Usk , 7 II W l7 - 4000 .. MUM Uidon VOZZION MINIS. Do. 1 Ilis 1 NOEL ird I sa. prior. 1 Bales. 55.000 2 Alsmilloo (Limited) .. i 4 pm - IRON N amaralbta . iid. - 1 - magi 1 Bea award . iiii. all i - tome • B••• 1. L.* ...no. Woo) aD 1 ... 14,000 10 Cape (Popper (Umited) 2 i t Des -• 111.000 2 Capah Sliver - NON 60 Wirt - NON 20 OopLpo ° l l ll ..71 -• 100,000 1 Don Pedo,N. Del Rey 4 pm 1 12,600 1 Don iloaatain Doppia all - NOOO 3 But Del loy(Ltallted) 1 par pm - ILION I Fortuna UAW * Elimersl (Um.) .1 1 N •• El - MON G.N.Cp.B. daetralla(l 14 - -NI - 1 /IMO * KaPanda (UN) I Par iON - KOOS Uaarea all 44 7i - 10.090 Lodtaisiaa 0081111 Multa at 4 .. . l ala E r - 7 - 100,000 WAnreoe arig llraz.G.ll. all (L - N 9, W N. Maluseot ....ana.(L) I 1100 20 Posigibtadlliverldmo all 2 S - MAN 6 Port Phillip 4 1 14 11 - 1 Banta Barbara Gold 11 Par Ps - 110:000 1 Scotia& Austin. (Um.: I i dl. ow - 11,006 00 KIN* del Rey (Lim. LS 64 56 411.114 It United Vetkall .. iiii 64 7 ad -ad 30,000, 1 Vallaniasoa NIA (L.) * .4 ipm - 10,000' 10 Valtoeuver Coal (Lim.) a 4 ats 4pm - NMI 1 mortahuroLim.i.... all i 1 - 14601 6 Yadanantstana Wm.). all 11 9. - JOINT STOOK WI Art mad 11. tar. Bank .1 ADlauwLondaLlverpso knee putagneas (Lim '— Bonk Bonk of Bonk of Qtteeodand IIL I Bank of Victoria, Lois !Book of Waldo (14m . • Danko/ Now Zado.od BriLaadAmerkaa EL (L BMA S. Amadei .. COar.BlLßrit. Colombia C. Bk. Wu Ans 4 . (Alm MAN. IL of 114 &A. Do. Itesirved Mama Bank (Um.) National of Uveroool(L . _ N. Veo. ol . ...SUM • . 20 I Do. New ... : Ocatinental Imelda an I Irish (lim) ban.aAaeL , Illnd ilaol asa.ChlnatJa Oaers p.(L) Imperial Bank, Wailed Imperial Oaseman London and Brunton las.B.Ayrta&M.Plate (L Lea a'. Bank or atom London and Colonial (L Lanka and Coansy London Joint Moak .. Lon and lUddleset (L. Lon. and Northern (L L & ionth Los. tB. Western (Lim. Loa ma Wnithnnsvn Mercantile lachange(L. Metro. & Prov...ao. Ls. 100 102 +6 2 y }6 1 Pm par 74 76 29 30 122 124 2 1 Ma 26 61 1W 100 100 100 100 10 Do. do - Now Booth Waldo Oriental Book Ooroons Proving,' al of Tra.".l Solnde,Puoj.,& Dad (L isiotith oludrolla . - Mo. I AM 10,800 Wet, 16,800 0,004 56 61 r: ISas Pas 19 so 61 U 108 110 MI 41 1 06 Ms Ar 3 pm 1 llpm T Bpr 13 Sim 19 306 1 06 (Ps 43 44 10 ST las pm 18}471d ta. as TS 80 le see pm , 2 I die 0 %Ps iitand.of Blit.S.Ahlos(Ll Union of Av!trui• Us. of toxtlroaos (L ((Dios of (reload (Llih4 Make of Lanier 61 63 64 66 1119 91 } Ms le par Ss 4 6 pain 66 61 11 Idu II MI a& lai 01 pries* — llO 11 — sib 3 litl Si 0 I die I pa U tt 85 0 SS OS 4 la i Plai 1101_ 101 If " 1 11 tD .1 I le I dial I Oi dla I Pal 1 2 1 Pin le I 14 3 Pre a 4 pm i elk A re 4 1 1 I pie p 6 ei m 1 els par 61 63 76 77 16 17 pm 10 1 61 ea 1 Pi PO 1! 116 8 64 LS 136 143 a 1 111 lls # Wm Order lo 1 p.m. toil MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooi. The stock markets to-day are steady. The funds remain at Saturday's prices. In English railway stocks an almost general improvement has occurred. In the foreign stock market there is still a pause in speculation, owing to the approach of Friday's settlement. In a few cases speculative holders have sold in order to escape the somewhat onerous rates of "continuation" which are anticipated. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 600., showing no change. The scrip of the Confederate Loan has d6clined to Ito Ok dia. Turkish is quoted Ito lk prem. Consols are now quoted 934 to I, cunt div., for money, and 921 to 4, ex div., for the account (June 9). The official business report is as follows :- 1 Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93k, #, g, cum div. ; ditto for account, 924 ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911; New Three per Cents., 911, ; Bank Stock, 235 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 110 k ; ditto Bonds, 125., 168., prem. ; Five-aud a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1154 ; and Exchequer Bills, 45., 2s. die., par. There has been an improvement to-day in Italian Five per Cents. Greek Bonds also advanced in the morning, being marked as high as 321, but the tone is now less buoyant. Spanish Passive Bonds have given way. Venezuela Six per Cents. are steady at 564 to 4. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 88k to 89k ; that of 1858, 70k to 1, being slightly better ; that of 1862, 714 to 1 ; and the Con solides, 501 to 51k, showing a fall of 4 per cent. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 654 ; ditto Certifi cates, 1001; Equador New Consolidated, 161 ; Greek, for account, 321, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 141 ; Italian, for account, 72k ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 79 ; New Granada Land Warrants (Hectares), 71 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 884 ; Portu guese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 491, ; Russian, 1859, 58 4 , 69, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 924, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 484 ; ditto Passive, 34k, 34; ditto Certificate., 12 ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 89k ; ditto, 1858, for account, 70k, 14 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73 ; ditto 1862, for account, 711, 4, 3 ; Venezuela, 1862, 564, 4, ex div. International Financial shares are quiet, at 44 to 5 premium. General Credit and Finance are rather lower, at 24 to 3 prem. London and Financial, on the other hand, have risen to 14 to 11 prem. The amount of specie brought by the City of Manchester, from New York, is only 7001. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slattghter's i Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of June. The total is small. Amount per Snare. Dua ' Alrerdy Number Amin Jane, 1863. Date. Paid. Call. of Shama Amount. Carnal. and 84noth Bay, New 0124 Pref. 22 10 210 0 not known. Kent Coast B 1 .. 210 0 10,260 mem Mid Kent Pref. a. 3 San Paulo l6 8 'l2 0 0 not known. Victoria Station and µ p as er cent. Prot... 50 2j 10 0 16,000 65,000 Wbhaven and Fur ness Junction, Pr. D 1 6 6 0 0 1,250 6,250 Total In Jane.. Total called In six mouths of 188 S E 3.716,932 • Options l P The directors of the re g r i a n e t n s t i.i Tea Company (Limited) have notified that, difficulties having arisen as to the completion of the purchase of the estates referred to in the proepectus of the Com pany, they have resolved to return the deposits in full. At the same time it is intimated, that they " hope still to make arrangements for the purchase of the estates, which they are informed are more extensive, by 2do acres of tea plant, than the quantity originally stated in the prospectus, and on which the purchase-money was calculated." Mr. Philip Anstruther, the deputy-chairman of the Bank of Egypt and Metropolitan and Pro vincial Bank, and who warn connected with various other undertakings, died on Friday. Mr. D. Davidson having resigned the manager ship of the British and American Exchange Bank, from ill health, Mr. Skinner, who has had eighteen years' experience in the Oriental Bank, during the last six as manager at Bombay and other branches, has been appointed to replace him ; and proceeded on the 23rd instant to New York to organise the agency of the British and American Exchange Bank in that city, and to make other arrangements for the commencement of business. The prospectus of the Jersey Imperial Hotel Company (Limited) is in circulation. The object is to construct a first-class hotel at St. Helier's, a llocality regarded as extremely eligible owing to the attractivenature of the surrounding scenery and the salubrity of the climate. The influx of visitors is steadily increasing, and the hotel accommodation is described as wholly inadequate. Amongst the recommendations of the project, it is pointed out that the cheapness of all supplies at Jersey will admit of the tariff of charges being fixed 20 per cent. lower than at similar hotels in England. A beautiful site, comprising 7 acres of pleasure ground, bas been secured. The directors have re ceived a memorial in favour of the project, signed by many of the leading residents. Five per cent. interest is to be allowed up to the date of the open ing of the hotel. The capital is fixed at 40,0001. in 101. shares, and a considerable proportion has al ready been provided. It appears that the Union Bank of England and France have now accredited agents in nearly every town and port in Europe, who are in daily commu nication with the London establishment. With a view to the cashing of foreign coupons and to the transaction of mercantile business generally, these arrangements, if carefully effected, ought to be both usetul and profitable. A special meeting of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada has been convened for June 11, " for the purpose of giving effect, if thought fit, to the provisions of the 26th clause of the Grand Trunk Arrangements Act, 1862, by giving power to create and issue, or, as the case may be, re-issue preference stock or bonds, as the case may be, in respect, or in lieu of bonds or stock, or securities, held by creditors of the company, instead of retain ing them for the purposes mentioned in that clause." A dividend is announced as payable on Anglo- Mexican Mint shares on the 2nd proximo. An extraordinary meeting of the Electro Printing Block Company (Limited) is called for the 30th instant, to consider a proposal for a voluntary winding up. We are requested to state that, in consideration of the number of shares already applied for , the subscription list of the Public Works Credit ow pany (Limited) will be closed on Friday next for London, and on Monday, the lit of June, for the country and abroad. A movement is in progress with the view to estab:ish in London periodical sales of English wool by public auction upon the plan now in suc cessful operation with regard to colonial wool. It is urged that the present system of dealing in English wool is too indirect and occupies too much time. The proposal is pressed upon public atten tion by the highly respectable wool brokers' firm of Bradbury and Cook. Reference is made to a number of noblemen and gentlemen prominently connected with the agricultural interest who have promised to give the new plan all the support in their power. With reference to the coming Turkish budget, the Levant Herald of the 13th inst. says : The publication of the budget is now daily expected. We have increased reason to believe that it will present a very hopeful, and so far satisfactory, halftime-81mA of revenue and expenditure, and thus largely justify the growing confidence in the financial future of the country. In the meantime, the official return. of the Customs revenue of the *spiel sod its dependencies AT. varlabk, lON il 1101 01 101 II Ili7 .... 101 e 76 # Hi 10 11 184 !tit' ..), . [zd&n 26 i i i ,- 111 100 all 30 X 6 1 1 1 - ith show, for the final year just expired, in augmentatioa of no lees than 200 per Gout over that of the premoasyear. The Spirit of the North has arrived from China, with 908,597 lbs. of tea. SATURDAY Evumo. Consols, which ;closed yesterday at 924 to 1, ex div., for the 9th June, opened and closed to day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 934 ton with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934 4, cum div. ; ditto for account, 924, f, ex div.; s ihree Cents. Reduced, 914; New Three per Cents., 911, per ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 110, 1094, 1104 • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004 ; ditto Ronda, 165. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was quoted 1091 to 1104, and Exchequer Bills 4s. die. to par. There were some purchases of India Bonds at 16e. prem. The foreign stock market was rather quiet, but prices generally were well supported. Bank shares were generally firm. Bank of Hin dustan, Imperial, London and Buenos Ayres, and. London Chartered Bank of Australia, were inquired for. London and Brazilian Bank and Bank of Egypt were a trifle flatter. In the miscellaneous market the only alteration was a slight improvement in Crystal Palace Preference and Debenture stocks. The shares of the new Financial Associations were in demand to-day, and have improved. The letters of allotment of the International Financial were distributed thin morning, and, notwithstanding the usual sales by allottees, which temporarily carried the price down to prem., a reoovery had taken place at the close to 4g to 44 prem. General Credit and Finance have risen to 24 to 34 prem., and London Financial to 14 to 14 prem. Application has been made to the Stock Exchange Committee to appoint a settling day in the shares of the Loudon Financial Association (Limited). Ocean Marine shares closed today at 10 to 101 prem. ; Universal Marine, 11 to 1 dia. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 34 prem. ; Commer cial Union, I to 11 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 171 to 4 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 11 prem. The Hoeing quotations for shares in new under. takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 1 to 1 prem. ; London Bank of Sootland,l to 1 prem. ; Empire Marine, to prem. ; English and Scottish Marine, 1 to 1 prem.; Cannes Hotel, o to 6 prem. ; Mediterranean Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Margate Hotel, Ito 11 prem. ; Clarence Hotel, I to 1 prem. ; South ampton Imperial Hotel, 1 to 11 prem. ; Kings town Hotel, 11 to 2 prem. ; Sardinian Railways, to 1 dis. ; Alexandra Hotel, 1 to 1 prem. ; and Public Works Credit Company, 1 to 11 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ci.oca. The mining market is quiet to-day. East Ca radon shares are again rather firmer, at 33) to j. Other shares are generally the same as on Saturday. Wheal Seton are quoted 243 to 245; East Cern Brea, 7} to 8 ; East Basset, 100 to 102; ; East Russell, 4 to I ; Tincroft, 19} to I Wheal Ludoott, 5i to 61 ; Mogan, li to ; Wheal Crebor, 3/ to jl ; Great Fortune, 35 to 36 ; Marko Valley, si t to 7 ; and Wert Cliiverton, 201 to j. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without change. Don Pedro have been dealt in at prem. and St. John del Rey at 55. We are requested to state that the share list of the Havan Silver Lead Mining Company will be closed on Thursday next. The liquidators of the Cornwall Great Consoli dated Lead and Copper Mining Company (Limited), now winding up, have summoned a special meeting of the shareholders for the 15th of June, at Bir mingham. At a rale of copper ore, held at Truro, on the 21st inst., 6.146 tons were sold for 25,7091. 3s. 6d. Average standard, 1171. as. ; average Produce. 5j ; aysrege Prim per tone 41. 3s. 6d. ; quantity of tine copper, 363 toss 14 owls. ; ave rage standard kat sale, 1111. ls. The following amounts were realised by the different mines : Mines. Tons. Amount. Devon Great Consols 2,166 .... Z 10,857 9 6 Pticeeix Mines 484 .... 1,817 2 0 East Carideo New Wheal Martha Hingston Down Marko Valley 4OO .... 1,193 _9 6 Wheal Edwird Bedford United Kelly Bray Holmbush Wheal Friendship V. heal Yarner 175 .... Fast Wheal Russell Wheal Emma Brookwood Lady Berths Wheal Crabor Collacombe Fuadon 746 15 0 933 15 0 936 10 0 1,207 2 6 824 10 6 441 17 6 609 13 0 421 12 0 463 10 0 158 0 6 272 13 0 83 0 6 71 17 6 8,146 225,709 3 6 At Camborre, on the 4th of Jane, 3,224 tons will in offered for sale. vie. :—Clifford Amalgamated. 962 toots— West Beton, 579—Wheal Beton and Ponderosa, 374—PaA Pool, 275—$outh Frances, 214—Wheal Bullet. 172—Tin croft, 130—ffontb Tolosa, 130—Dolooath, 113—But Basset, 107—Stray Park, 64—North Rcekear, 39—Camborue Veen, 35 Condurrow, 33—and Crane, 7 tons. The East Darren Mine sold, on the 18th hut, 80 tool al lead ore, at 15/. 2s. 6d. per ton ; the Cons Erfigh 25 tons, at 151, 12a 6d. per ton ; and 3.5 toes, at 16/. 2a. 6d. pa too ; and the Bronfloyd, 50 tons, at 131. 7e. eid. per ton. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Livicaroo7.., MAT 211.-Bales to-day: Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110-London and North Western, 1011-Midland, 1271-South Eastern, iltlf s -Lanesster and Carlisle, 207-Baßalo and Lake Huron, 51 ti.t.-Oreat Luxembourg, 16 11.16-Great Western Canada, 113-Sambre and Meuse, 1011-16-Alliance Bank, tot p. -Mercantile and Exchange Beak. 1 d.-Royal Insurance Com pany, s is-Union Marine, lfp.-Liverpool and London Fire and Insursusce Company, 8 p. Menem/rm. MAT W.-Market steady, but not much bust nee. Bank of Manchester, 41 p.-Buf falo and Lake Huron, 6 11-16-Great Eastern, 04-Great Luxembourg, 14 11.16-I ihnois Central, 61 d.-London and North Western, Rd} 1 1-Manchester and County Bank, 1 1 p.-Metropolitan, 111-North British, bil lionth Eastern, 92} 1-Great Ship pref., las. lid.-31161and. New It., 3e. ad. p.-Ditto, ditto, a, fa. 9d. p.-Whitehse, and Furness, 17-Union lists Glam. 26-Garthgell Minn, t.ic &- Confederate Loan. } d. BIainSOBAR, MAT 23.-Business was quiet to-day, the only transactions reported being Eirniinghain lid Union lfill at tog ex div.: and South Staffordshire % aterworks, at 7} per share. Railways were s.eady al former quotations. Lesin, MAT 23.-North Western, 17-Leeds, 1101-Oran Eastern A. 403. MMus, MAT IL-Three per Cent. Consols, 921-New Three pm Cent Stock, 911 }-ditto for account, nth lane. 411- National Bank of Ireland, 30L paid. 761-Union Bank (Limited/. 171. paid. 16-Dublin mal Belfast Junction, 601. paid. 40}-Greet Southern and Western, 1001. paid, 1021 103-Mi dland Greek Western and El. Canal, 60L paid, mi-Midiand Great Western, half shares. 2,1 paid. 265-Belfast and County Down, Five per Cent pr., classes A. B. C. D.. 00-Cork and Bandon, 4 per cent. perpetual. 31-Dublin sad Wicklow, 60L paid. Five per Cent., rd., 611-Irish North Western, 6p. c. perp., Clue A, a. Mr. Dunlop, now her Majesty's consul in Crete, has been appointed consul at Qiro. Mr. F. Drummond Hay. now coming at Cabo, to be coeval in Crete. Mr. Russell, third secretary at Berlin, ham been promoted to be second secretary at Stockholm. Mr. G. Lenox Conyngharn, third secretary at the Hague. and lately attached to Mr. Elliot's special mission to Greece, her been appointed a third secretary at the Bristow at Berlin. DEATH OF • SaYTCHNOIIAN 107 ITRARE OLD.— last week a woman died In Ital. after havin attained the extraordinary age of 107 year. Four genera live under the roof at the house in which the woman died. —Northern Ensign. DLITRUCTIVE TENDSICY OF THE Fox.—A game ker in the district of Cries observed a fox's pert in a .sabatik a few days ago, and while Jigging out the pert discovered therein nine muirfowl, four lambs, three ducks, one pheasant, six plovers, and the leg of a sheep.—Ediii. burgh Conant. How To GET • CLEAN SHIRT IN IRELAND.— While disowning with my new acquaintance the quandary in which I found myself placed by the non• arrival of my =aßonham Killarney (having nothing but soiled linen vail's), the blacking bagman exclaimed—" That's very easily settled ; ring Mrs. Kilroy 's bell in the lefthand former." No sootier said than done. In a minute the land lady swami, and I explained to her my embarrassment is not banns a clean shirt for the Sunday's wear. "Merciful Jame " she exclaimed. " shun its now nigh ei4ht o'clock at night, and Biddy Mulkern, the washerwoman, is gone to bed. Troth, and I scarce know what's to be done. Yet stop a bit, jewel. I've just hit it. If your honour has no objection, share I'll nay you're Father K—,oonsetopreach to-morrow morn in St John's chapel and that you can't do so by no manner of manes without a close white shirt! " I relished the pious fraud extremely, and entered into it with test, and the result was that oo the early Sunday morning I toned a couple of clean shirts laid on a chair before in; bed room doer.—Framer's Magazine f or May. ORYWTAL PALM:M.-82v= Baniairos AND rummy DAT.--sA b y mAT —Admisdons on pay emeat.4.297 ; ditto by wa n, wa tiohsts, 10,521 ; total, 1.4,818. £165,876 36,806 1,117 117,11114 1.4i4 1ft.444 6s. 04- 46. N. 38,673 78. 12.! oi.sll 40,000 26,11C0 loot* 3.2.,0c0 le:M iii.tioi I io.woi 21,1/76 10660, IMO MOAN 100,012 26,000 g etsv 100:10001 40.09.? ill:1114 11C0,0el stew MOW 1000 sty 'UAW R.ooe I WO 10,e001 I. Rt 10140* ii 4004 10,000 MAN WAN WOW WOO 14.030 ASK 4,1110 1411 t IKON woo( ,11, 111. 5 . ' Kozel 15 3 ue 86 1 11l 115 114 116 11 6