The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-11 00:00:00

Hugh Charles Cuitoo, of Holbesch. was called to prove that the defeedent wee entitled to some property under her brother's will. The property was worth BCOI., and ahe was entitled to a share of i 4 Be said the defendant wee 65 or 66, and she bad been in the receipt of parochial relief. This statement surprised the jury, sod it was stated that the cir cumstance was not known. The Under-Sheriff told the jury the ease was for them to awes the amount of damages. It had been put before them sa one for liberal damages for the loss the plaintiff had sus tensed, sod there was no doubt the defendant was in a situ ation to pay damages. They had heard the ages of the par ties—one 64, and the other about 66. (Laughter.) No doubt age could not prevent any action for damage., but it was for the jury to say what loss had been sustained. The jury oonadered, and one wished to know the amount of damages to carry coats, a question which the learned Under-Sheriff mfused to answer. The jury retired to con sider their verdict, and were absent some time. On their return they amassed the damages at one farthing. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Baron Bramwell and the Recorder.) At the sitting of the court Mr. Palmer moved in arrest of judgment in the cue of Simeon Howell and Her, Bentley, who were convicted on Monday upon a charge of unlaw fully inciting a young girl to become • prostitute, and he argued that this was not en offence of which the law could take cognisance, and that, conseq u e n tly, the conviction was bad. -- ilie4;eurt, however, without hearing Kr. Sleigh for the prosecution, decided against the objection. ellbet( Henchman, 26, German, eescribed u a merchant, was dluted, under the Bankruptcy Act, with unlawfully obtaining goods within three months of his bankruptcy, with intent to defraud his creditors, and also with disposing of propezty shortly before his bankruptcy with the like in tent. Serjeant Ballantine was specially retained with Mr. Reed end Mr. Poland to conduct the prosecution ; Serjesnt Parry wu also specially retained with Mr. Sleigh for the defence. The facts of this case appeared very recently. The de fendant commenced business in August, 1861, am a mer chant in Moorgateetreet, and was a bankrupt in April, 1862, him debts at that time being 16,0001., with no assets whatever, and it was alleged on the part of the prosecution that the whole of his trading was a fraud, and that the only object of the defendant was to defraud of their property the persons from whom the goods were obtained. (The trial was proceeding when we went to press, and WU likely to occupy the court • long time.] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW43TREET. I.6OBIICOTION OF TES BROTREL-EIZPIAS II WiCH-8111XIS. During the put few days ooesiderable excitement baa been aocasiooed in the neighbourhood of Wyeh-street, by the compulsory closing of the brothels which have for many ”ars 'disgraced the parish. Applications for warraote having been made by Mr. Iseamon, the vestry clerk, they were granted by Mr. Ooerie, and placed in the hands of Mr. Inspector Mackenzie, under whole direction the houses have beat literally cleared of their inmates, and shut up. One et the most notorious of the offenders, however evaded ap prehension until yesterday, and she was now Placed at the by with her son. The Baines of the defendanta are Eliza Perryman sad George Perryman, and it was proved that the female pri soner had occupied three of the houses in Wych-street for the purposes of 'prostitution. She had let two of the bounce to two of her sons, who paid her 21. 10a. per week. One of therms wee a young man in the last ,Sage of con sumption apparently, and he has been committed for trial; the other escaped with his mother into the country and for several days succeeded in evading the researches of the police- It appeared that the inspector obtained some trace of the mining de linquents, and proceeded into Bedfordshire yesterday, is the company of another officer. After riding about the vil lages for five or six hours, they discovered Mrs. P/14171:11111 and her eon, riding in a dogcart neer Barton. The latter were not a little startled at the sudden appearance of the police in such a remote spot ; but they at once surrendered, end returned with the inspector by the next train to London. The ma yea admitted to ban, but larger "Mt" , Wolf required for his mother, elle was committed to prima in default. Ths other defeedants who Maud committed for trial ere Hannah White, William Perryman, P. PoWeal and wife, Caroline Edwards, Mary Ann Bartlett, and Mary Chambers. A deputation of the i n h a bit an t s o f St. Cl emen t 's had pointed oat the urgent necessity of petting an end to the nuisance, which had latterly bosoms revolting to any decent person passing along the street. If ARYLEBONE. SHOCKING WOAD= OF • CHILD, AND •112111011 D SUMO& Mary Anne Payne, at, residing at Na 6, Alkoop place, Marylebome, was c4rged before Mr. Mansfield the murder of her child, Charles Albert Payne, aged two years and three months. She was &leo further charged on her own confeesion with attempting to commit suicide, first by taking poison, and afterwards by throwing hermit out of a second-floor window. Prisoner was allowed to be seated during the inquiry. Maria Spencer said—l am • married woman, sod live in the same house as the prisoner. About 8 last night I beard • crash, and on going out I am the prisoner lying in the yard. I screamed for her busload, who went for a doctor. I knew she had a child between two and three years living with her. Between 5 and 6 o'clock the child was in my yard, playing with my children, when the mother came and took it up to tea, and I maw DO more of it. Mary Ann* Paine, sister-in-law to prisoner,said—About • quarter after eight I went with my brother into the bedroom for • blanket, and on going to the bed I thought the child was asleep. I took it into my arms, when its bead fell back and blood came from its throat. I don't remember anything more. (Witnees bent into team, and prisoner sat tom posedlii.lliolking at her). Mr. wick, surveil, of 12, Perk-phase, deposed—l was called to o. 6, Allsopp-plece, and saw prisoner on • sofa in the front parlour in • complete date of collapse, result ing from her fall from the window. I examined her to see what injury she bad received, and totted marks on her elbows and legs. She remained insensible for seven or eight minutes after my arrival, and I had her cheat sad body robbed over, and told her sister to go and get some blankets to cover her with, as she was in her night dress, and directly after I heard a piercing scream. I attended on prisoner till the return of conacionspem, when she spoke very incoherently, and could give no further account of her injuries except that she bad slipped off the door-step. As aeon as she was sufficiently recovered to be left I went upstairs to the world floor back room, and found the bed-clothes thrown down to the foot of the bed, and the body of the child lying on the near side of the bed with its throat completely cut across and down the spine, and in the middle of the bed • quantity of clotted blood. The child had evidently been moved from its position. I directed a constable to be seat for, and on hie arrival we searched the room, and found • large table knife with blood on it, end which had ap parently bees wiped. Afterwards a piece of paper was found with blood on it. We then went to the open window, and found blood marks, and a small flower-pot was knocked over. There was also some blood is the backyard. After this I again attended the woman, and after succeeding in restoring warmth, I went home and returned with • reviving draught. She was afterwards sufficiently recovered to inform me of the circumstances of the men. I was informed that she had taken • large quantity of laudanum. The absence of symptoms of poisoning in her was accounted for because she had been excessively sick is her bedroom, where she had vomited the contents of be stomach, consisting of a hearty dinner, into • wasbhand basin, acid which evidently contained laudanum. She said to me, to nee her own words, " I have been for some time low spirited, sod was very low spirited during nearly the whole time I was in the family way with my first child. I can't account for my being to low spirits. I went out after dinner with my child, sod went to Mr. Williams, chemist, Upper Baker-street, and bought two pennyworth of laudanum for the toothache. I thee called in at Mr. Green's, chemist, New-street, Dor set-square, and bought another two pennyworth. After that I went to Mr. Hows, chemist in the same street, sad he only let me have oleo pennyworth. I then bought some Ca, and went home and undressed, sad went to bed." d no recollection of throwing herself out of window. Tasked her if she was in the family way, and she said she wee three odour mooths gone. She had also attempkd to eat her own throat with the knife, as there was a slight mirk upon it. Albert Hammett, 270 I), gave evidence which went to corroborate the medical gentleman. He produced the knife and • piece of paper with blood. Great force must have beds need with the knife as it was very blunt. Prisoner, who sat unconcerned all the time in the dock, declined to put as) questions to witness, and wee remanded in order that the depositions might be taken. WORSHIP STREET. ♦ DESPEWI SUITIAN. Thomas Corder, a man about 30 years of age, and with • well-knit frame, was charged with malting and threaten ing hi relations. Martha Hammond rid :—Lost night I wu returning Komi with my husband and brother through Homertoe High street, when we met the prisoner, who is also mz r z i n s brother. He boa for some time past used violent i toward. us, and I asked him why he did so. He imam distal, kicked me violently about the ankles, and swore that he would have all our lives. He struck my brother George on the hand with • thick stick, drew • clamp-knife from has pocket, opened it, and tried to stab him, at the earns time threatening to drive it through his heart . William Hammond, husband of this complainant, sod the brother George mentioaed confirmed her evidence, adding that but for their united effort. to get the prisoner ria the ground, where they succeeded in wresting the wasp= from him, ha would assuredly have carried his purpose into execution, as his character for determination wag well known 4:them. Eason, 342 N—l heard an alum in the High-street at the time in questioc, and found prisoner being held down in the road by the witnesses. They gave him tato custedV r and handed me this knife open WI now (aLrge bock-horn handle clasp, with a blade az inches in len gth ). He was allowed to get up, but had no sooner done so than he as saulted me unmercifully, kicking me at any part he could reach. In my p r e sence h e vowe d to have the byes of his brothers and sister ; he appears to be • dreadful cha racter. -- In reply to a question from the magistrate, it was stated that formerly the fellow had been a drover, but lately had returned from sea in the Orlando frigate, and was a marine ; also that his bitter feelings against his relatives arose from his belief that a watch had been left to bun by his father when dying, which article his sister kept. prisoner —That's it, and I'll have the lives of all of them if it is ten years yet to come. I'd kill them now if I could get at them; se for you (the brother George) I should hke to cut your bead off and put it on a plate. I don't deny the charge, and all I have to say now is that I'll murder them when I can—indeed, Wendt has told me that he was weaving a rope for me. Oh yes, I'll go to the gallows willingly. Robert Corder, another brother, said hebelieved the watch had been left to the prisoner, and the magistrate observed that however it might be the family most be protected. Prisoner wan then ordered to be imprisoned for two mouths for the assaults on hie relatives, six weeks for as saulting the cunatable, and to find two niceties to keep the pesos for twelve months afterward,. WANDSWORTIL WANDSWORTH FAIL Mr. Butt, the superintendent of the V division, attended before Mr. Ingham, in support of an information sgainst Mr. R. Palmer, the owner of • piece of ground at the Water-side, Wandsworth, to show hie right and title to the holding of • public fair thereon. Proof having been given of fairs held in the field on /several occasions the defendant doubted whether he had not a right to bold a fair in Wandsworth. It will be re membered that Wandsworth fair, like Greenwich fair, was annually held at Whitsuntide for many years without interference of the police, until a few years ago, whim steps were taken to abolish them and all other kindred fairs. Sim the order of the magistrates for the dis continuance of the fair in • field generally known se the Pair field,near the Wandsworth railway-station, similar fairs on a small scale have bees held at different times in various parts of the parish ; and, although the police have taken pro osedinp at this court to abolish them, yet they are held notwithstanding. According to the present law • person can hold a fair on the same piece of ground t wice or thrice before it can be said that the fair is " usually holden," and the consequence is that, as soon as one place is closed by the declaration of the magistrates, another is opened. The defendant said Wandsworth fair was mentioned in a work as far back as the year 1779. He argued that these little fain were not so much harm as hone racing. in which Lord Palmerston sod other members of the legisla ture took part. He said fairs ruined no one. His worship would recollect an expression in his boyish days, he believed by Dr. Abernethy, that a *my Andrew going into • town was more conducive to health than • waggon load of physic. (Laughter.) The legislature was putting down little fairs, but not horse maim. At fain all were merry, but at ranee one skle was all miles and the other all glumps. (Increased laughter.) Mr. Ingham said that when the case was judicially before him, he would decide it, but be had only to act by what the legislature enacted. He then declared this fair unlawful, and signed • declaration mordingly. The defendant supposed that order would apply to 1864. He hoped he might be allowed to have another little fair this year. Mr. Ingham (laughing) told the defendant that he must do /so at his peril. SHARE LISTI3.-THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The operations in the railway market continue upon a restricted scale and the general tone is rather dull. Lancashire and Yorkhire and Great Western stocks have declined per oent., and London and North Western and Midland 1, while Caledonian and South Eastern have improved 1. Great Eastern, Great Northern, and Landon and South Western are steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1012 to 1021 ; Great Western, 681 to 1 ; Mid land, 128 to ; Lancashire and Yorshire, 1101 to 111 ; South Eastern, 92 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 521 to ; Caledonian, 117 to ; London and South Western, 1041 to 1051 ; and Great Nor th ern, 128 to 129. . . Foreign and colonial rail way securities ara inactive. Great Indian Peninsula stock and Great Western of Canada shares are rather dull. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1863. b - El 21 CL prima. I Salm. iii 20 191 a 11l 4 ,PO Pt 13 in 41 CL velar TO7f — Wer 106 lid RS IN 97 98 96 07 148 110 id 118 114 11$ 1/6 116 Hi 118 :16 109 111 109 111 10141 len 101 108 104 146 1046 111 114 10Th ll6} 111 116 11.9 116 He 111 1116 /JUTISH POSSIMONO. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (By =craw Tazours.) HAMPTON MEETING.—(TaIs DAY.) VISITORS' PLATE. Sir furlong'. Gem of the flea, ROW, The Idea, Rode; Walpole, and Maubourquet are here. ENTRY FOR RAILWAY PLATE. Five furlongs. Ckilumbice, Netherdale, Mieloo, Necklace, Kennett, Welcher, False Step, Kieg of Italy, Cadiz, Wee Agge, The Idea, end Folly. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Caller Ou, Flirtatious, Spitfire Kitty, Petersham, Peru, Stanton, Necklace, Odiee, Golden Dust, Dirt Cheap, General °ulnae. Canary, Indolence, Br to Abron, Rein deer, Beckenham. and Millionaire. RICHMOND PLATE. Sic furlongs. Lord Burleigh, Baliveroe, Flash in the Pau, Bolero, Spitfire Kitty, Rubio', Indolence, Columbia, Wipe, The Idea, Energetic, and Change are here. ENTRY FOR SCURRY HANDICAP. One mile. Waternitoh, Southport, Juliet, Weasel, Flsah in the Pan, Realer, Disappointment, Warfillier, Baffler, Wal pole, Meteor, and Petersham. NEWTON MEETING.- (THIS DAY.) GARSWOOD HANDICAP. About Bre furlongs. M 1 Julia, Garibaldi, Mountain Buck, Caracas, noire- Mahe, and Imogene filly ere here. NEWTON PT. LEGEB. Nearly one mile end a half. Cornet, East Lan aspire, sad Sharper are here. GOLD CUP. Two miles, Brilliant, Wynnetay, &Pilau Crow, Maid of Lyme oolt, Rateateber, and Fanfares are here. COLBORNE SAPLINU STAKES. Half a mile. Lord Adolphus, Prime Arthur, Cutaway, Sir Watkio, Hartford }sill, Lady Elizabeth, Lady da Trafford, Calton Lows, and Glasgow are here. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA. (THIS DAY.) The adjourned meeting from the 2nd of April was held this afternoon at the London Tavern ; Mr. E. W. Warms presiding. There being no ordinary Moisten the meeting was at once made special, and The CHAIRMAN moved " That in the place and to the as lant of the amouote represented by preferential and ordinary bonds held by creditors of the com pany as collateral security, and which have been or may be given up, or which are now in the hands of the company unissued, there be now created, and that the directors be empowered if, and as they see fit, to Moue second, third, and fourth preference stock, according to the respective classes and denominations of each hoods ; and as respects the second preferential bonds the directors may re-issue the same, or any part of them as bonds of the same quality and denomination ; and the dinettes may also sell and dispose of any bonds of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad Company held and given up, or to be given up as aforesaid ; and the proceeds of all such stock or bonds, as the eon may be, shall be applicable as capital to the general porpoise of the nedertakieg." The resolution was seconded by Mr. BARINO, and unani mously adopted. The cordial acknowledgments of the board and the shareholders were tendered by resolution to Mears. Baring Brothers, Messrs. Glye, Mills, and Co, and Mr. Kirkman 1). Hodgson and other English secured creditors for their liberality in giving up to the company securities of • nominal value of upwards tot 500,0601., which they might have sold for their own benefit prior to the arrange rnenta act,' but which were now available to meet the further outlay on capital account, thereby relieving the net revenue from undue pressure, and materially assist ing the restoration of the credit and stability of the whole undertaking. A vote of thanks to the chairman and directors closed the proceedings. The Rev. Mr. Fitzhugh has presented a number of beautiful casts of antique statuary which were executed at Rome, to the Hartley institute at Southampton, to adorn the vestibule at that buildiag. Mr. Mason, of Yateley, to Hants, has presented to the museum of the institute ape clowns of Hampshire silk and flax culture in all its stage., to show the capacity of that county for profitably cultivating those productions. Alderman Palk has presented the hand of an Egyptian mummy : some portion of the care-cloth is robbed off, and reveals long tapering fingers, which prove them to have belonged to a full-grown female of high rank or wealth ; the nails on the fingers are narrower than those of western nations. _ . - TEE &Meier Casa.—Judgment was delivered by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland in the Egmont case on Mos day. The particulars of the case, briefly stated, are as fol lows. The last Earl of Famont bequeathed all his WWII* In Inland to his Irish agent, Sir Edward Tierney. The present awl, as succeeding to the rights of heir-at.law, deputed the will, on the ground that Tierney bad kept the testator in ignorance of the value of the property he wits bequeathing, and produced the affidavits of several witnesses to that effect. The heirs of Sir Edward Tierney, who are now in possenion of the estates, opposed the application. The Lord Chancellor, however, granted the prayer of Lord Egmont, and directed the question to be tried at commie law at the next Cork theism. A limvivausT PERACHER IN A CHURCH.—The Mactlerfield Week!, Observer eays—" Ori Sunday Amoco the annual sermon in behalf of the Wesleyan Sunday School, Rainow, was preached by Mr. Weaver, `the Converted Collier.' The superintendent of the circuit having objected to Weaver's preaching in the chapel, it was announced that the service would take place in the school-room ; but en hundreds of people were unable to gain admission, an adjournment was made to the bill side, where Mr. Weaver gave one of his spirit-stirring addresses- Subsequently he received an invitation from the inoumbeot, the Rev. G. Harrison, and the churchwardens of Rainow church, to preach at night in that edifies. Mr. Waiver accepted the invitatioa, and occupied a platform plaited between the two pulpit's. The Litany was read by the Rey. Mr. Harrison." Apples in Tasmania grow to an immense size. There are two sorts of dreaming apples grown there, single specimens of which each fifteen iodise each in cir cumference. *lOO6 16.000 -- 7,5 X 10000 6 OOP 10,000 .iiii , eal ii:liil ~~i t0..n0l tu.OMI 6.000 F. l 0001 ;11 00,000 10000 •I - - - tf,oo. 10,40 e 30.006 _,___ CV% 41 i.. &000 10. MAO No. I es. 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Barley, Or* Bye, Bar" sad Pass, la. DlAlikAll SHOWING TIM 71.0007•3101111 IN 11111 ASH PII/01 OP WHIM' DURAN TEIII ZIZ WINKS 11•1014 Prlees. 46 10 46 6 48 8 46 6 46 It May L K y 9. ii ii LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (ay E. AIM arraasurioser. TILZGIULPH.) (FROM oua owa coaaaewornmarr.) The market remains quiet, but steady ; and labia will pro bably foot up 5,0(0 bales. ]day 12 May 22 llay lO.tlaa • MINCING LANK-(THIS DAT.) Sucas.-Although the arrivals are very heavy, there continues to be a steady demand for British sod foreign West India at previous rates. Porto Rico sold, good and fine brown ' 331. 6d. to 345. ; low to fine yellow, 345. &L to 40e. 6cl. Cuba Masoorado, brown to good middling yellow, 325. to 36e. • clayed ditto , brown and grey, 312. 6d. to 38s. 6d. ; fioreetea, 395. 6d. to 425. ; Havana florettes, 395. to 41s. 6d. Refined continue@ very firm and prices have a tendency to advance. Tzs.-Tbe market is quiet. Public males of China teas are advertised for Tuesday sent. Rica-No sales of importance reported. COFFEE.-The market is dull for Plantation Ceylon, and prices are barely supported ; but the parcels brought for ward are meetly disposed of. Triage, at 63/. 6d. so 79e. ; low to good middling, 82s. to 91s. fid. • fine, 97a. ; Native Ceylon, good ordinary, 71s. 6d. to 72a. id. Snorts-There is • fair demand for most descriptions, and the following have realised previous prices; -Black pepper, middling to fair Singapore, ad. to 3id. • dull Aleppo, 30. ; Malabar , Cloves : Zanzibar, o r dinary to good, 3fd. to aid. ; pimento, ordinary to good middling, 21.& to 21d. Ginger : ordinary Jamaica, 63e. to 70e. Cochin, ordinary to fine, 6.9 e. to 118 s. Cassia Lignea, fi rst p 6, 90N. to 91s. ; second. 89s. to 90e. Mane, ordinary to 11d. to la. Bd. Nutmegs, amaU to fi ne bold, 1 1 d. t 3 d. FRUIT.-The demand is quiet for all descriptions. COTTON. -The market continues inactive. JUTE. —Although there is less activity in the demand, previous prices have been supported : very common to fine sold 181. les. to 271. Ire. Hare.—Romilan continues io good demand ; old at 401. and 1:1411, at 381. 10e. _ _ _ _ Sturman has sold at lower prices : a INIZOOf of Bengal, refraction 41, at 375. to 37e. 6d. cub. COCHINEAL 112 food request, and 500 bap have bees sold at full prices to d. advance for Hoodnru silver. Han dl:mu silver, 2a Sd. to 3s. ed.; black, 2s. 9d. to 4e. 3d. Teas rife silver, 2e. Bd. to 2a. 11d.; black, 2.. 10d. to 3t 3d. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.). The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 41s. N. net cash ; Petenburg Y.O. on the spot, 425. 9d. ; all this month, 42e. 6d. to 425. 9d. ; July to September, 4.35. ; October to December, 43e. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET (THIS The number of bees — fais oonsiderabl • larger than on Thursday last ; yet the demand is good, and a fair clearance is e ff ected at fully late prima. The supply of sheep has not increased. Trade is busk and quotations on the average are rather higher. We are fairly supplied with cakes and lambs ; there is a cheerful trade for them at rather over Monday's prices. Our foreign supply consist.; of 362 besets, 1,120 sheep, and 422 calves. Mika oows, 125. Per stout of Sabo. 5. 4. a 4. kir Moos of Wks. v. d. s. 41. Dort Scan Herold'. 4 10 6 0 Sag Inn& ilf-lodalik 4 10 6 0 Best Short-horns 4 8 4 10 Boot Long-wools.— 0 0 0 0 Second qual besets 3 6 4 8 I Do. do. Shorn .. 4 8 4 8 Calves ... Pigs BadDasallif-tesda 0 0 0 . _ ♦ Do. de. BMW 3 6 4 4 4 Wabs lek 69 Beads at mark* 1,235 112555 p and Labs. 10,670 ; Oatris, 1. MP, 13MITHFLICLD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mew. Harvey and Eutoa report trad. dull, at lower prime. Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pur chasing Nambasal Parevery abate* at la 4d. aad Ittah Standard" at It. 4d. (formerly 4a. BC. is Um_ sad moat delielowa Imported. Manta evert' to" 4 1 : 1 3 .1 packeta.—fAdvertissaaaall MONEY IIARKET.-(THTh DAY.) Two oTioci. The weekly court at the Bank of England having broken up without raising the rate of discount, and a rise of per cent. having occurred this morn ing at Paris in the French Bente. (owing, no doubt, to the official news of the capture of Puebla by the French army with 18,000 prisoners), the English funds to day show steadiness at the closing quotations of yesterday. There is, however, no improvement. English railways have experienced no general move ment. The transactions iu Mexican Bonds have been characterised by a considerable degree of excitement, and a great advance has taken place, owing to the Mexican news. A relapse in Greek Bonds forms the next chief feature of business in the foreign stock market. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Henke opened at 69fr. 55c., but receded to 69fr. 45c., showing, how ever, a rise of 1 per cent. since yesterday afternoon. Consols are now quoted 911 to /, ex div., for money, and 92 to 1, ex div., for the account (July 9). The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911,1, # ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 913, f ; New Three per Cents., 94, 3 , ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 764 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 15 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 108, 1071 ; ditto Bonds, 101. prom ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1151 ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 48. Mexican Bonds are in extraordinary request, owing to the capture of Puebla. The last trans actions recorded are at 36, showing a rise of about 24 per cent. since yesterday afternoon. Italian stocks are also better, and Egyptian strong. Greek Bonds and Coupons have fallen about 1 per cent. on realisations. Some of the present quotations are annexed -Turkish 1864 Loan, 921 to f ; ditto, 1868, 701 to ; ditto, 1862, 711 to ; the Consolithis, 501 to 51; Greek, 371 to ; Venezuela Six per Cents of 1862, 58 to ; and Peruvian Bonds of 1862, 894 to 904. Transactions are recorded as follows:-Austrian, 68, 4 ; Egyptian, 1001, A ; ditto second issue, 100/ ; Greek, for account, 38, 1, 371 ; ditto Coupons, 19, 1, 181 ; Italian, for ac count, 73, 723 ; ditto scrip, 34 prem. ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 81 ; Mexican, for account, 343, 361, 1,4, 1, 36 ; New Granada, 151, 16 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1869, 1860, and 1862, for account, 491 ; Sardinian, for account, 85, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 481 ; ditto Passive, for account, 341, 331 ; ditto Certificates, for amount, 121 ; Turkish, 1854, for amount, 924, 1, f ; ditto, 1858, for account, 704, 4;; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 721 ; ditto, 1862, 711, f ; ditto for account, 713, 1,1, A, L 71 ; ditto, 1863, 14 prem. ; Venezuela, 1862,584. Italian Loan scrip has improved per cent., the present quotation being 21 to 34 prem. Confederate is without change at 21 to 14 die., and Turkish at 14 to If prem. The scrip of the New Venezuelan Loan is dull, at to 1 prem. In the absence of business, how ever, this quotation may be considered quite nominal. International Financial shares are quoted bi to 6} prem., being slightly lower ; General Credit and Finance, 2} to 2} prem. ; and London Financial, to 2} prem. Formal notice is given that at the auction of the Foreign Redeemable (Passive) Debt of Spain, which will take place on the 30th just. at Madrid, the sum assigned by the government is 10,386,472 reales (.towards of 100,0001.) The amount of gold sent into the Bank yester day was 77,0001. The Armenian, from the West Coast of Africa, has brought only 3,0001. in specie, and the City of Baltimore from New York, 2,0001 The ste amer Ceylon will take to-morrow 366,0501. in specie, of which 292,6501 is silver and 67,1001. gold, for Bombay, and 6,3001., gold, for Alexandria. The amount of Government Bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on Wednesday next, is 30,00,000 rupees 300,0001) ( Messrs. John Wilson, jun., and Co. ' an old established and respectable house in the Russian trade, stopped payment yesterday, owing to the failure of Messrs. John Dye and Co., of St. Peters burg, for whom they were London agents. The liabilties are estimated at 30,0001. or 40,0001., and the liquidation depends upon that of the estate of John Dye and Co., who owe about 20,000/. to Messrs. Wilson. The Great Eastern Railway traffic return shows this weeks decrease of 2,2131., compared with last year, and the London and North Western an in crease of 1,2651. The annual report of the directors of the South Australian Company, to be submitted at the meet ing on the 17th mat., shows a balance of 34,2031. 15a. 2d. at the credit of the profit and hies account, out of which the directors recommend that the usual dividend of 7 per cent. per annum, or 355. per share. be declared payable on the 15th of July and I 15th January next. a private meeting held on the 17th April, at Mr. Samuel Morley's office, in Wood-street, ,for the purpose of considering the beet means of extending the scheme set on foot by Mr. Alderman Waterlow for providing the industrial classes of London with healthy homes at a remunerative profit to the capitalist, it was considered that, although the results obtained in the erection of " Langbourn Buildings" were satisfactory and encouraging, especially in a pecuniary point of view. is would be necessary, in order to induce the public to invest large sums in undertakings of a similar nature, that the experiment, successful in that instance, should be repeated on a larger sca'e before it would be thoroughly understood that such buildings could be made to pay. With this object in view,_a meet iug was held 111 the Long Parlour the Mansion bowie, on Saturday, June 6, under the presidency of Lord Stanley, M.P., when, after a careful consi deration of the financial statement, it was deter mined to form a public company, under the Limited Liability Act, withs capital of 25,0001. or 50,0001., to be invested in the erection of a seriee 0: blocks of the improveddxellings 14,0001 was subscribed before the meeting broke up. Subscriptions are now invited for the balance required to complete the proposed capital. The provisional committee are Lord Stanley (chairman), Mr. Alderman Finnis, Mr. Alderman Waterlow, Mr. Henry Edwards, Mr. Samuel Morley, and M r. Travers Buxton. An influential deputation, headed by Lord Alfred Churchill, M.P., M r. Tite, M.P., Mr. Marsh, M.P., Mr. Vansittart, M.P., and Mr. Potts, M.P., had an interview with the Duke of NewcaaLle, at the Colonial-office, on the subject of forming North Australia into a separate colony. The desirableness of the home government taking the initiative in the matter, and at once forming a distinct colony, to be presided over by a governor, with judges and other officials appointed by the home authorities, was specially urged on his grace by Sir Charles Nicholson, Bart, on the ground that capitalists who might be disposed to embark their funds in the new colony would do so with much greater confidence under proper security and a valid title from a direct representative of the imperial government To this suggestion the Duke of Newcastle in effect replied that there could be no use in appointing • governor and staff, as there would, in reality, be uo people to govern, and that the home govern ment would, therefore not be justified in asking a vote of 3,0001. to 5,001 k. per annum for such a pur- CsLHis grace, however suggested that it might airable for the Queensland authorities to'send • special commissioner from Brisbane, to regulate the formation and superintend the progress of the ' proposed new colony. He also stated that his original idea and intention was to annex North Australia absolutely to Queensland, intimating at the same, however, that he considered the time would arrive in the course Of two or three years, when a separate colony would be obliged to be foulard. Meantime the duke did not hesitate to say that emigrants may go there and settle on the laissez faire system, although, as already notioed, he ultimately contemplates the interference and protection of the home authorities. A general court of proprietors of the East India Company was held yesterday, Colonel Sykes, M.P., in the chair. The secretary read the financial state ment, showing that the state of the security fund on June 1, 1863, was as follows :—lnvested in Three per Cent. Consols, 756,420/. 21. 3d. ; ditto in Three per Cent. Redueed, 4,916,9361. 18s. 7d. • total, 5,673,3571. Os. 7d. The general invest ments were iu the Three per Cents., 10,4221. 17s. 9d. ;in Exchequer Bi ll s, 4,0001. On the mo tion of Mr. Beddow., a petition to both houses of parliament on the subject of the Indian navy was adopted ; that to the House of Lords to be pre see ted by Lord Ellenborough, and that to the House of Commons by Colonel Sykes. The English and Irish Bank (Limited) have made a call of U. per share, payable on the 2nd proximo. The report of the directors of the Queen's Hotel Company (Upper Norwood) (Limited) shows a balance of 3,1421., being profit on the trading of the year. At the meeting on the 18th instant s dividend is to be declared. The meeting will then be made special, when the directors will submit resolutions authorising them to borrow 18,0001. on debentures. _ . . . The coupons due the lat proximo on Atlantic and Great Western Railway bonds (New York division) are advertised for payment in London by the Con solidated Bank, at the rate of 4s. to the dollar. The directors of the National Provincial Bank of England have notified that a half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and a half yearly bonus of 6 per cent, will be payable on the Bth of July. The adjourned special meeting of the Great Eastern Railway Company wilt be held on the 16th instant. The London and Paris Hotel Company (Limited) have issued a memorandum to the following effect : Owing to unavoidable delay in obtaining the lesion of the French government to publish the London and Paris Hotel Company (Limited) in France, the proepectus cannot be advertised in the French journals until Thursday, the WA indent ; consequently the directors have decided on re opening the English share list, en that the lists for both countries may be closed simultaneously. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gee, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Lazarettos. —Alliance Marine, 534 ; Atlas, 13; LAM martial Union, 61 ; Globe. U 3, ; Indemnity Marine, 148, 9, 52 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 104 ; Landon and Provincial Marine, 14 ; Marino, 100 ; North British and Haematite, 174 ; Ocean Marina, 144 ; Oriental and General Marine, 34, 4 ; Pelican, 534, 3 ; Phoenix, 1514, 504, ex div. ; Book Lite, 84 8 ; Thames and Mersey Nadas (LEI, ; Universal M a rio., 44, 4. ' t and Ooke.—Eoropeen. 16 ; ditto, new, 6 ; Ina Continental, 824. 2,3, 14 ; Pars (Limited), 3 Pisani:, 99 ; Eatelitl„ 30 ; Surrey Coonmers, 194 ; United General, 34, 4; Westminster Chartered, new, 44). Dooks.--Grued Surrey Docks and Ousel Fly* per Cont. Preference Sims, 514 ; London, 644, 4. Waterworka.—Berlin, 84, 4, 4. The Consul General for Russia has issued .a notification to the effect that—" There has been stolen from the Bankof Warsaw, 3,500,000 roubles, of which 3,200,000 roubles are in obligations (leaves de gage) of the Polish Landowners' Association. The public are cautioned against negotiating any of the stolen obligations." The July indigo sales are fixed for the 14th of that month. _ Her Majesty's Commissioners of Customs have extended the further privileges of landing and bonding foreign wines and spirits to Messrs. Wheeler Brothers, of Old Swan-wharf, Upper Thames_ street. WILDSZODAT Bylaw's. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to 1, ex div., for the 9th July, were first marked to-day 92, and after declining to 911 to 92, closed at 92 toil. For money the last price was 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, I, lex div. ; ditto for account, 92, ez div. ; Three per Cents. Re dnoed, 911, 1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Stock, 233, 231, •M 3 • ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, 108, 1071 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 190;; ditto,lB64, 100 ; ditto Bout, 14e., 10e. prem. ; Four per Cent. " eufaoed ' rupee paper, 961 ; ditto Five per Cent, 1061, The India Five per Cent. stock remains quoted 1071 to 108, ex div., and India Bonds 10a to 14. prem. Exchequer Bills were slightly firmer at 4. dis. to par. In the foreign stock market the chief feature is still the active demand for Greek Bonds, which are very favoural ly influenced by the official inti mation that the lonian Islands are to be restored to the reconstituted Greek kingdom, as well as by rumours that the task of settling the debt will be taken in hand at au early period. Bauk shares were dull, and a slight reduction occurred in Bank of Hindustan, Imperial, London and Brazilian, Ottoman, and Loudon and South African. In miscellaneous undertakings there were inquiries for Electric Telegraph, Natal Land, and the preference shares of the Company of Copper Miners of England. Berlin Waterworks shares have declined. . The shares of the Consolidated Bank were quoted 41 to 41 prem. International Financial shares were last quoted 6 to 61 prem., being rather firmer; General Credit and Finance, 21 to 24 prem. ; and London Financial, 2 to 21 prem., being inquired for. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 94 to 10 prem. ; Universal Marine, 4 to dia. ; Thames and Mersey, 2 16-16 to 3 1-16 prem. ; Commercial Union, 14 to If prem. ; North British and Mercantile Insurance, 161 to 174 ; London and Provincial Marine, dis. to par ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. The closing,quotations for snares in new under takings to-day were as follows : British and Foreign Marine, to 1s prem.; Empire Marine, to prem. ; Canres Hotel, 7 to 8 prem. ; Mediter ranean Hotel, 1 to 14 prem. ; Margate Hotel, 4 to 1 prem. ; Southampton Imperial Hotel, par to 1 prem. ; Kingstown Hotel, to 14 prem. ; Clarence Hotel, 4 to 1 prem. ; London and Paris Hotel, to If prem. ; Sardinian Railways, 4 to it dis. ; Copenhagen Railway, to 1 prem. ; Photogenic Gas, to 1 prem. ; Loudon and Hamburg Bank, to 14 prem. ; Residential Clubs, 1 to # prem. ; and London and Lisbon Cork, par to 1 prem. Mauritius Government Bonds were rather better. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The mitring market continues dull, and the general tendency of prices is unfavourable. East Caradou shares show a further decline of 11. be., at 25} tot, the present quotation. East Bassett and Wheal Seton are fiat—the former at 85 to 90, and the latter at 223 to 230. New Wheal Martha are quoted 4 to I. Wheal Mar:•aret shares are officially marked 35k, ex div., and Wheal Ludcott, Vallanzasca Gold shares are in demand, and have risen : transactions are officially recorded at l ,lf, and 11. United Mexican are also firmer, and Don Pedro are inquired for. Tai Gain SILL SNAPSNT AOAIN. —The exis tence of this extraordinary object of curiosity, if sot also of tumor, has received additional corroboration in the sub joined letter, which has been received in Liverpool from one of the officers of the Afi limo mail steamer Athenian : " Caps Palmas, May 16, 1863.—A1l doubts may now be set at rest about the Great Sea Serpent. On the 6th May the African royal mail steamer Athenian, on her passage from Tenerife to Bathurst., fell in with one. About 7 a.m. John thapple, quartermaster, at tie wheel, saw something fleeting towards the ship. fle called the attentioe of the Rev. Mr. Smith and soother parenger, who were on deck a t th e time, to it. On searing the steamer it woe dm ba a bugs snake, about 100 feet low, of • dark brown odour, head sad Mil out of water, the body slightly under. On its bead was something like a mane, awl the body was about the site of our mainmast, —Timm. MATIONS. I modai Flom 1 :1 4 10 9 98 100 11t lit 101 11 131 14 12-1 ODLONIAL oovualiarr lICITRI2I .1.80v.11p.e.,111741 D. epee ot.lob.advs. Do. Ipso et..Mor.tdop Do. 6 par mil Da. I porosot. Is. Mock Mg of llooodp.olltra do. INO Do. do 10) D. do DLO C0y100.N07.1178, I p.a. Woorttlos 1 per mot Nola Gov. 6 per mot Nov lirormr.Oor. ep (4 B.Walos Dodo, 1 I DM 6 . P. a. Idfl lON a.,111111141.1 Not Z•alead Ppm ems. Nova StrtJt p. 60876 nd S. Ausi.o66. 6 p.a. onsw, V143.066.6p.0.Jaa.e.T01y Do. dad pa April 1) T - 3l T Thi %Ilia at - 61 ili $7 10] id lit i t 1 opt it I Idea. n —id IN MI I Pt I unman. R.son 000 Tit mts,(l7l 10.(00, O,OOE 10.000 SOUK SOW moool i...uov 4002 ii.i.ii'l IM.anei MM MOO( $36 40( 641.000 12.5. 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I Van Dianiens Lad - 115 MP 1U lAI 11 ps gas ICI HO 104 114 112 Po 1 1 2a 101 71 1 5 44 iiiii 71 9 dim 1C) Pm 101 1 108 SO U lii 100}1 pPnm labi M PREFERENCE SHAI Great Eastern, Eastern Counties Est U SE 1010 2 li 1 10 Si 0 01 i did rar Id V 00 45 i ll *. 1t Pm Ye $7& lu 116 1116 117 2 6 pm 164 pa r 107 17 If If _ 12 111M•me