The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Lords Justices ofAppeel.) RELAY P. THZ CRTSTAL PALACII DIETRICi OAR COMPANY. This was an appeal from a decision of the Master of she Rolls. The plaintiffs were the freeholders of certain lands, being part of Raveneboarne-park, Lewisham, on which various villa residences had been erected. and certain roads laid out for the use of the °ma piers of the villas. Ravensbourne-park formerly belonged to George Selby (through whom the plaintiffs claimed by devise) and Underwood Pries, in undivided moieties; and in 1830 a deed of partition was executed, under which the roads were vested in Selby, he covenanting with Pries, and a then purchaser dr part of the property, that they and the occupiers of the villas should have the same use and enjoyment of the oocupation roads as if they were public reeds. In July last the occupiers of some of the villas invited the Crystal Palace District Gas Company to lay down gas papas. This was dose without the consent of the plain tiffs, who accordingly filed their bill to restrain the nom pany from breaking up the reads for this purpose, and to oblige them to take up the pipes spin. The Master of the Rolls had decided that the plaintiffs were prevented by the covenants in the deed from objecting to the occupiers hav ing gas laid down by the company, and on that ground had &mimed the bill The appeal was argued in May last. by Mr. Lloyd, Q.C., and Mr. A. Smith, for the plaintiffs ; and Mr. Selwyn, Q.C., Mr. G. M. Gdfard, Q.C., Mr. Joni, Mr. Francis Webb, and Mr. Ware, for the several defendanta. The Lord Justice Knight Bruce was of opinion that one or other of two courses should be adopted, i. e., either to dismiss the appeal, or to give liberty to the plaintiffs to bring an action, but without an injunction in the masatime. The Lord Justice Turner held that the decree of the Master of the Kolls should in all respects be affirmed. The appeal was therefore dismissed, but without costa. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Word gar Judge Ordinary.) GRIFFITHS V. GRIFFITHS. - - .... Mr. Day and Mr. Searle appeared for the petitioner. Thi► was the petition of a wife who sought • dissolution on the ground of her husband's adultery and cruelty. The parties were married in 1854, and the cohabitation lasted about three years and there had been two children, one of which only survived. The respondent, a human, of drunken and dissipp►►ted habits, had been guilty of several acts of great violence to biz wife, who was ultimately obliged to leave him on account of his misconduct. Since then he bad been living with another wom►n. Decree nisi with coats. GLOVER V. GLOVER AND BLAKE. Mr. Huddleston, Q Q., and Mr. Mereweather appeared for the petitioner ; Mr. Turner for the co-respondent Mr. Richard A. Glover, a 031111111116011 agent and collector for • brewery arm. married Mary Ann Kynastoss, on the 24th of :September, 1853. After residing together till 1860 they separated, and the respondent went to live at St. John's-wood, when she was suited by the co-respondent, Henry Blake. A child was born of this intrigue, sod it was registered as Henry Kyuaston Blake. 'Decree nisi with costs. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comminioner Bram) The bankrupt, a — mercisat, of George-yard, Lombard- r street, applied for his certificate, under the old act. The bankruptcy had occurred two years ago. There were fn• quest adjournments of the examination sitting, and the bankrupt only pared in October last. His unsecured debts are 5,6001. • assets, 5001. or 6001. Mr. Bagley op posed for the assignees. The case had been adjourned from time to time, owing to the unsatisfactory character of the accounts. The bankrupt bad appealed to the Lords Justices, and bad been required to furnish additional accounts, on dospg which be had mead. The assignees complained that the conduct of the bankrupt had been exceedingly vexatious. He had ob tained poseession of certain bills of lading, and appropriated them to his own use ; he had also received about 1201. which was doe to his estate, and had put it in his pocket. Eventually that money had been returned to the assignees, but they had been put to considerable expense in conse quence of this impaction, and submitted that the certifi. cats ought to be suspended for some time. Mr. Ernest Reed, for the bankrupt, explained that the transaction relating to the bill of lading had originated in • mistake, not in any deliberate dishonesty on the part of the bankrupt. The monies bad been returned by the huslempt, and accepted by the assignees , and the offence was thereby condooed. All other features in the cam were eredltable to the bankrupt. He had been in business forty years ;be bad come to the court to prevent oue creditor from stme ing off all he had cot ; he had brought into court 4CJi. or 600&. ' • and by has exertions about 2501. had since been obtained from the Oape. He submitted that it was a ales for an immediate certificate. His Honour granted an immediate certificate of the second clam. IN RE DAWNS AND TROUGHTON.—THE RHOZZDZITH BANE. This was a sitting for dividend. There has already been a dividend of about Eks. in the pound ; and the assets in hand, it is estimated, will yield a further dividend of be tween 6d. and le. The precise amount will be shortly an nounced. The liabilities are close upon 100,000/. Mr. Linklater appeared for the awrignese. LV BE THE CHI:BEIM PATZNT SALT COMPANY (LIMITED). A petition for winding-up has been presented against this company, and stood for bearing to-day. The company was inoorlioratecl two years ago, far workiog DOOM Mit =UM is Chen ire. The petition is that of a creditor, and contsins the usual allegations as to the inability of the company to meet its engagements. Au adjournment was taken by eaneent till Tuesday, the 17th inst. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ♦ CAB! FOR TB! LIFO/ICS COURT. Mrs. Mary ilusAe;r7 wife Hasbeey, pr4eirx of music, and ionnerlywith the Christy Miestrebi, but now at Waimea Music Hai. l was charged with wilfully breaking a pane of glass at the house of her father-in-law. Mr. Huberry, a master tailor, of Maud's-court, Soho, and also with assaulting her husband. The father-in-taw having proved the breaking of the window, The husband said his wife came to hisfatheishouse where he was residing, and asked him to receive her, be having left her in September last He refused in consequence of something thathad occurred, telling her that he could not think of such a thing, and that she bad better take proceed ings again.t him. She then caught hold of en iron bar that fastened the window, aed pulling it out struck him a blow on the forehead. He had letters in his possession. Mr. Knox said he bad nothing to do with that. The husband hail a course open to him. If he was able to prove adultery he had better commence proceedings for a divorce. It was the most effectual remedy, especially as there were no children. _ . The wife—Look at my arm ! The husband—You did it yourself. The wife—He has wrongly accused me. Richard Kent, 191 C, said he saw the prisoner strike the complainant with the iron bar produced, her husband at the time trying to put her out of the house, but using no more violence than necessary. He also saw the window broken by her. Mr. Knox said it was clearly a family dispute, and if the husband believed she was guilty of adultery he had better take the course be had suggested. The wife had also in the meantime better make herself chargeable to the parish if bar husband did not make an allowance, and then be would be brought before him (the magistrate). She must pay the damage or have three days' imprisonment, and be bound over to be of good behaviour for three months, and if she offended again he should require sureties. SOUTHWARK THIEVES AND RECEIVERS.—ROBBERS BS A SERVANT. William Bosnia, a carman in the employ of Messrs. Green and Sedgwick, corn merchants, Upper Thames street, was brought before Mr. Comhe, charged with steal ing two sacks of oats, their property ; and Richard Slater, a corn dealer, of Wellington-street, Bliackfriars-rescl, was I charged with receiving the same well knowing it to be stolen. It appeared from the evidence of Brichlew, 157 if, that in C 011•0 1 -1110000 of information he received be prooseded yesterday morning to Slater's shop and asked him whether any oats or other corn had been left in his place on the previous day. He replied that there had not. Witness told him be knew better and that he had received two seeks of oats which had been stolen from HOWL Green and Seftwiek's. He mid he had not dune anything of the kind and no such property was in his house. He, (Brichlew) however, proceeded into a back room and there saw two sacks of oats arid another about haU foil. Witness asked Slater how they came there. He said be did not know • mime one must have left them there in his absence. Wit ness took him into custody, and one of the prosecutors crammed the oats and identified them as their property. He also received such information as would on a future occasion be able to show that the prisoner Bonnick stopped with his cart on Wednesday th en . * at Slater's, and left the oats. Cumming, 169 Id, said he took Bonnick into custody, and he denied leaving the oats, or knowing anything about them. One of the prosecutors said that the oats had been stolen from their stock, and he was afraid that they had been robbed to a serious extent by Bonnick. Mr. Combs remanded them for a week, and refused to accept bail. Dimmer ra Surromt.—ln November kat a new eloped, with large school-rooms, was opened at Stowmarket, at • cost of 4,8471. Towards the payment of this unmet &heat 3,300 t. WS subscribed when the chapel was = At a meet*, oit Wednesday evening last, after by L. Webb. Esq., M. hoot:ice, Eq., and other petite's, it was ansounoed from the chair that the total amount of the balance had been subscribed. Three mailmen in this small town pre no less than 1,0001. each. • ja THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, Mt. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE srAoTI manum.) EPSOM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HEADLEY STAKES. Thrsergaartan of a mile. Derintha, Debden, and Le Dauphin are here. SURREY FOAL STAKES. One mile. WingraVe:Aca of Tiiimpe7raistoed, Berths, and Sala mama are hers. ENTRY FOR DURDANB STARES. One mile and a hilt. Flirtation, gat ; Stanton, Bat 101 b ; Spencer, 84 71b ; Memo, Bst Sib ; Coronet, Set 4113 ; Amy, 7st 12Ib ; Atropin, 74 71b; Weatherbit f, Tat ; Flutter, 6st 101 b; Ace of Trumps, bet 61b ; Caledon, Est 41b. THE OAK& One mile and • half. Olive Branch, °moo I. My Partner, Annette, Wild Duck, SIPPho, Court-martial, Ibis Sarah f, Maid of Idasham f, Queen Elizabeth, Salamanca, Aotioch, Bonny Braastknot. rg=, Alerts, Vertumna, Hurricane, Captive, Vi Miss Vivian, Blackbird, Chrysalis, Imperittrice, Q.E.D., Feu de Joie, Bertha. sad Koala are here. PAID Foams.—Polypody, Lady Harriet c, Abbe Magna Agneta, Mountain Doe, Boonibells, Hopeful Dachas, Fumes's, and King of Trumps f. Aurfax—Birthday f, Dims, Pretty Horsebreaker, sad ley. LATEST BETTING. THE OAK& 5 to 2 agst Hurricane sto 1 Sappho (t) (t) 10 to 1 Vitte (t) 11 to 1 Olive Branch (t) 12 to 1 Boeny Brvestknot (t) 12 to 1 My Partner (t) 14 to 1 Feu de Joie (ti 16 to 1 Imperatrice (t) 16 to 1 Bertha (t) 16 to 1 Ethel (t) 16 to I Q. KD. (t) i'lli LUDGATI-HILL YR.AGEDY.-(THIS DAY.) RE-OPENING OF THE INQUEST. Sl The inquest on the two deceased children of Mr. and Mrs. lryee, of Lndgatmhill, was rammed at two o'clock this afternoon. K The °maw (Hr. Payne) and the jury having taken their se. sea* Sk ek Inspector Howard, of the City police, produced certain es, papers, which were foetid by Miss Sarah Saunders, sister of N.. Mac Vysa, in Hrs. Vyse's pocket. illa Dr. Edwin Payne, of Finsbury-square, was then exit- II mined. Be was called in, he said, immediately after the B ik e , catastrophe. He saw Mrs. Vyse in her bedroom. She was le leaning over the washhand-stand,on which there were marks of blood. Having asoertained that her throat was cut, he 7 1 ,. 41 examined the wound, as far as he could do so without aa &team Mrs. Yr,e was in a most excited state, and it n o required force to control her. About twenty minutes after. wards he dressed the wound, in conjunction with Hr. le k Savory. During the dressing of the wound it was mem N, timed in Xis. Vyse's preemiee that the children were N, dead in the adjoining room. He (witnam) said to re Mrs. Vyse, supposing the children to have been N. poisoned, "What was it the children had !^ Nrs. Vyne replied, ea well as she could speak, " Battle's Vermin tt Powder." He had no other conversation with her bearing le on the children. 16. By • Juryman—During the greater part of the twenty to minutes which he had mentioned he was absent from the room. There was another medical man. All they did was et. to endeavour to keep Mrs Vyse quiet. By another Juryman—He found it impossible to dress the i k wound without assistance, and left for the purposed ob- W taining fi sa. Mr. Savory, assintanteargeon at St. Bartholomew's Hoe- et. pital, deposed that on Wednesday, the 28th of May, bode- :- livered the contenta of the children's 'Corneas to Mr. Att- 84 field, demonstrator of practical chemistry at that hospital. . 1 Mr. John Attfield, the gentleman thus referred to, on being examined, confirmed the statement it of Mr. Savory . He had, he said, since analysed It the contents of both stomachs which he re- et. ennead, separately. By certain chemical operations he had, St. be slid, obtained from the contents of the stomach et, of the elder child • substance which he knew fin would be strychnine more or less pure if strychnine had /6- beau in the stomach at all. That substance answered to all the testa of strychnine. He, therefore, said that strychnine was found in the contents of the atomach of the eldest child. He could not speak definitely es to the quantity ; it would be the residue after some strychnine had been absorbed in the system. He also examined the contents of • jar labelled " Liver of eldest," and found in them strychnine. He then gave similar testi mony with regard to the stomach and liver of the youngest child. The Coroner was summing up when our import left. I da. -- BS. STELLING AGAINST A WRECK.—PLYMOUTH, FRIDAY MORRING.—The schooner Reliance, from Ferrol, 6 , which arrived here this morning, has landed Captain St Viampeu and the crew of the Dutch brigantine Galoba Petronella, 160 tons, belonging to Sappemeen, which 88 left Antwerp. with a valuable cargo, for Rio, and foundered at sea on the night of the 24th in of May, lat. 44.30 N., lon. 8.40 W., in consequence of fit striking against the floating wreck of a ship, supposed to be 8 4 about 1,000 tons, the deck of which was flush with the water's El edge; the brigantine went down within half-an-hour. After being 40 hours in her boat, the crew landed at &plumate, 51 on the north coast of Spain. 81 THE VOLUNTEER ENCAMPMENT AT SOUTHEND.-- El The object of this muster on the 14th inst. is to collect by al El three p.m. a body of volunteers, supplied with their own at rations and tents, able and willing to place themselves en. tirely under the command of any general his Royal High- 8 4 ness the Commanderin•Chief ruay appoint, for forty- a eight hours, or longer if necessary ; but those to whom it a may be more convenient to return to their own homes the same evening will do so. The London, illburv, and 81 81 Southend Railway Company will convey such volunteers, who may form a part of this form, there and back for it ls. 6d., the tickets to be available from the 14 th to the 17th 81 of June ; but these tickets are only to be obtained through i their own commanding officers. There is, we find, to be a M regatta on the 16th, sod the duties of the camp are to be LI followed by a public dinner and a ball.—CAdstsford Mtn- ; wide. Ei SUICIDE OP AN ALLEGED FORGER.—An inquest a was held yesterday before Mr. anmphreys, the coroner, at the Elephant 110.1 Castle Tavern, King's.road, Camden town, on the body of an Italian named Gaetano de Lauretis, aged 40, who committed suicide at his lodgings in et Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, on Monday last. The de- 1r ceased was a professor of music, and • man of superior edu. SO cation. On Monday he was brought to the office of Mr. M Sheen, solicitor, of Bedford-row, and instructions given to .., that gentleman by • client, al so an Italian, to have him arrested on • charge of felony, for having obtained money 1 1 4 , on letters which purported to have been signed by several di members of the Death government. Mr. Sheen was in. 10 (laced by the deceased, with a clerk, to accompany him to 1. , his residence in Charlottelitreet for the purpose of having Bt banded to him some documents. When they got into the 8 , room the deceased, while in the act of finding the papers, ag was observed to swallow the conteuis of • bottle; he lie threw himself on a bed in the room, and a young woman 2 who was present fell on his neck, and he instantly expired. 15 Mr. Wildore, • sargeos in the neighbourhood, was sent for, 15 but could render no aszistaoce. He had made apart morten examination, and believed that the deceased had died from St taking sulphuric other. The young woman, named But- si ler, who was deeply affected , stated that the deceased was SI in pecuniary difficulties, and had amused himself with pho tography, and the sulphuric tither was supposed to be used in that profession. Death by that poison was not common, but a small quantity would destroy life. The young woman said he had brought the bottle from the house of • friend. • Mr. Sheep said be had not given the deceased into ctudody, tl but at his wish treat home with him for some purpose. It ■ was alleged that he had forged letters from members of the 2 Italian government. The jury returned • verdict of "Tem- I porary insanity. " About three weeks ago (says the Stamford Mer etn-y) myriads of caterpillars appeared on the goothberry trees in the gardens in and around Stamford, many of which were completely stripped of their foliage, leaving the fruit in its early stage to wither; and in several in stances the infected trees have been uprooted is consequence of symptoms of premature decay. During tbe past few days a recurrence elf thew Int -1 welcome visitors has been experienced, arid they are Inow committing great destruction on both red currant and gocssberry trees. This is another indication of the evil of destroying small birds, and it is hoped the practice of poisoning the feathered tribe will be at once discounten anced, as their utility is now generally admitted by the farmer as well r the gardener. A sparrow whici. was I abut the other day had in its beak three caterpillars with which to feed its young. The number of oil wells now flourishing near Oil Creek, Peaa., the great centre of the trade in thatstate, `seamy -five • the number of wells that formerly flowed and primped le iixty-two ; the number of wells sunk and , commenced is three hundred and fifty-sight ; total, tour hundred sad sleety-dm The amount of oil shipped is set down at 1,000,000 barrels ; amount on band to date,92,450 barrels; present amount of daily flow, 5,717 barrels. The average value of the oil, at 1 dole per barrel, is 1,092,000 dole. ; ••er is af wells, at 1,000 dolt. each, is 495,000 dole.; to.. from 500 dole. to 700 do/i. each, 500,000 The total number of refineries is twenty.flye. he oil sells at b 8 oasts per barrel at the wells. —Noe York Salt. SHARE L1823.--4THIS DAY) Two o'Chooi. The railway market to-day is in muoh the same *I position as yesterday. The tone is firm, and in 118: several instances prices are quoted about j per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. London and ise North Western stock is quoted 931 to l e 941 ; Great Western, 711 to 721 ; Mid land, ilst 1371 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, se 1074 to 1 ; South Eastern, 83} to 1; Cale- e r donian,lo7l to 108 ; Eastern Counties, 661 to 1; and too Great Northern, 113 to 114. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain firm tel at 41 to 1 prem. San Paulo are inquired for. r o Great Luxembourg are not so buoyant as they . t , were yesterday afternoon. 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Ova Ounitnns elo at 1 I - 10, 10 Lou.,l3.lre.Dir.Tal.X.) 2 - - - 6eLeute 0 Madras Immo _ a taw. 1 21 1 6 01 - 14000 10 *Miter. IM. Tel. (Um) all Se 42 0 - 80,000 II /tattoos! Macomt Co I 2i pa - 4000 110 tierbuddsCoaktlroal 1 0 13 pea - MAO 6 Netherlands[. Ip. cart all e 1 - 1,71 e LOS N. WIWI. 4N. ileol Lo. 81 n 14 - 1M676 IN. BM. Aastralmiaa all 1 1 - 60,000 1 Ortintal Oas - 60,000 1 Do. ..11tot Shams' - - - 40,000 10 In. aim (Uni) • all 0 7 63 400,000 IL Rarer Imad• Mla. 100 64 68 - 16,000 60 Paola. amlOnem Olean all CI 71 71 110,000 DS Do. New 0 10 ups - MOW 116 /Lam e lad. TeL 0.44 all 14 14 - 10,000 60 111pstm2 bed ele 17 10 - 10,000 15 No d 6 Do. Now 6 ll 41 16 - 4,00 2e.Taa. City 1m.(4 al ) t 7 271 - n. 750 2pm - 16, LOU Itolvl Mil Near, 0 60 64 - 200,000 la Asl lametm.l4o iff. lie - 14101 16 Australian Lad! all 50 24 - 7AOOO 1 abeittetae TeL Serlp - 130,00 t 1 Do. do. Itegistared all i I - 11,1r'0 10 Do. do - 60,000 1 riegrapb to India (L ) 11 dk par - 43.0 it 6 . 14 . M Ag. el Latta.) V.l. a 4M par -. 08,0 l6 Trasaktmeo.U.Cboade A II pm - MOM 6 Us. Alnitlota Tel. 114 . 3 1 AD - mutt la p Vali Instasn's 1n5.1... 1.5, 8 10 - HORNY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cluxis. The funds to-day are dull, • check having been given by the unfavourable character of the Bank return. Consols are quoted about i per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. There is only a small attendance in the Stock Exchange, and business continues very limited. English railway stocks are firm. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's tclegr►m, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 70fr. 37c., being about the same as yesterday. The scrip of the new loans continues in de mand, with a decidedly upward tendency. Turkish is quoted 3 to 31 prem. ; Egyptian, It to 1 i prem. ; _ _ and Russian, fto 1i prem. Consols are officially marked 92i, ex div., for money, and 92} and 92, ex div. for the account. The present quotation is 92 to both for cash and the 10th inst. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 298 ; Three per Centa. Reduced, 911, f ; New Three per Cents.. 911, I India Stock, 229 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, 1 ; Four per Cent. " educed " rupee paper, 92 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 1081, 1091 ; Exchequer Bills, small, lla. prem. ; ditto advertised, 10s., as. prem. Foreign stocks are firm. The Turkish Loan of 1854 continues to meet with inquiry, and is strong at 82; to ; that of 1858 remains quiet at 70 to 1. Italian Five per Cents. and the Spanish Certificates and Passive Bonds are rather dull, but prices are fairly supported. In other foreign stocks there is no change. Transactions are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Four-and•a-Half per Cents., ' 1862, 1858, 1860, 911, ex div. ; Buenos Ayres One per Cents. (Deferred, 3), 371 ; Egyptian Seven per Ciente. (scrip), 11, pram. ; Italian Five per Conte., 711 (exch. 26fr.) ; Russian Fotir-ead a-Half per Conte., 921 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1861 scrip, 1, 01, 11 prem. ; ditto paid rap scrip, 931, 1, ; Sardinian Five per Cent& for account, 811, ex div. • Spanish Three per Ceuta., 64 1; ditto Ne w Deferred' Three per Cents., 441; ditto Passive, 19; the Com mittee's Certifs., 91,1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, ' for account, 821 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 3, 2 i, 31 prem. ; ditto paid-up Scrip, 701, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1034. Ottoman Gas shares are quoted today 1 to prem. The Edinburgh, from New York, has brought 48,0001. in specie, and the Hansa 36,0001. Of the 1,000,0001. in silver recently bought for transmission to Turkey, on account of the new loan, a further sum of 200, 0001 . will be despatched to day, making, including the previous silver re mittances, 550,0001. in all. Occasional transactions continue to take place at Lloyd's in risks arising out of the American war. On vessels from London to Nassau 8 to 10 guineas per cent. war risk has been paid, while as regards steamers which have been despatched direct to Confederate ports, with a view to breaking the blockade, the premium has ranged as high as from 20 to 40 guineas. The latter rate was paid on the captured Circassian, which is a large iron steamer, and was thought peculiarly liable to risk. In surances of this kind are not legal, but special covenants appear in some cases to have been entered into. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm. The sales were 6,000 bales. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 9971. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Linoolnshire, a decrease of 1,038/. ; the Midland an increase of 8,8381.; and the North Eastern a decrease of 4,563/. A general meeting of proprietors of the London and Westminster Bank is convened for the 16th July. The position of the market for American secu rities is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: The market for American securities during the pant week leas shove much weakness. Both Government and Stet* stocks bare been freely offered,and prices are generally lower. With reference to the reported fraudulent over issue of Indiana State stock, Messrs. Seyton and Wainwright, of New York, remark : The decline in this security (Indiana State Five per Cents.) is occasioned by a reportM over-issue made public to-day. The fact is stated on authority, bet the details are Doi, as yet, generally known. At latest accounts the amount of over-issue outatsadiog is supposed to be between two and three hundred thousand dollars. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending June 4, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Nibs deposit' 7,518,000 Imam. Noma Other deposits Government securities in Waking department - 10,335,491 No cheap Othersecurities in banking . department Coin and bullion in both department' 15,486,723 Decrease 692,092 Seven day and other bills 664,71Y3 I ooteies 2,372 The Bast Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes /twin in banking department). 9,286,183 Decrease 939,402 This return shows a very considerable draught upon the Bank's resources under the heads of private deposits, reserve, and bullion. The prin cipal cause is, no doubt, the remittances of gold aoroad on account of foreign loans. Should the drain continue, it would cause th e rate of discount to be advanced to 31 per cent. BANE OF SNOLAND.—du sod ISh Vb.. C. /2„ for W 4, IM! runt pennant to the net 7tb ending on Wednesday, June MITI Dal Noise Jawed tt9,296,010 PARTNEFT. Government debt LI:4015,100 Other securities 3,634,900 Gold coin and bul lion Silver • • iiM96,030 RANKING DI Bert Proprietors' Osphal 41063400 107,19. 1 Public Deposits (la eluding Ezeheo Bar. Books, Com mis. of Nstional Z,E96,020 PAMIRS?. Cioverement Steil . . . _ ... ____ w riireeiliteluding Dead Weight An- L 11035.491 Otltet t rieettel ) tine 11 0.44041669373 Nots 6 Gold sad tem Oats 510,763 bent, mad nl7 Aectal Other Deposita. Seven day sad other NUB 664,703 IVINCIAL SALMI MARKETS. Livia/00h Jolts 6.-Bales to-day :—Great Western, 21— Lincashire and Yorkshire. ion I—London and North Western, tn a rtl i t h land ia l i r r t —York Capital, 841 1--Bouth Eastern, Four-andn.Half per Cent., 1011—North Union A, 210} —Shrewsbury and Hereford, 126—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 216 a new—Grand Trunk of Canada, 131—Ditto Six per Cent. Debentures, Ml—Ditto Seven per Cent., IRS?, 514- -Great Luxembourg, 141 161—Great Western of Canada 111 Ditto new shares, 10a d.—Erie, ex-amesament, S 2 bee and Meuse, 111 1214.—Alliance ~ limited), 2 p.—ltoyal Prefer ence Seven per Coat., 114. Mittman Ur. Jong 6.—ln this market today South Star fords were marked does at 101 —Birmingham Banking Company shares, SS Old Union Mill shares at 101. There were buyers of ffirW.n&tm Getaranteed at 77—Birmhigteam Prefer ence at 101—Stour Valley at Mt —Wellington and Severn Junction at 101-111rmingham (Anal 941-Bhropahlre Bank at 4—end Dis trict Fire Office shares at al—Metropolitan Wagon closed 13 to 11 pro.—and Britannia Mills, sellers, 1 pm. Mammalians, Amon—There was a good market, with steady Eastern Counties, 661—Great Luxembourg, 141— t r r i eT Ship, 6s. 9d—Grand Trunk of Canada, 2111. 1 r--Great Western of Canada, 111216—Illinois Central. le d.—Laricaskirs and Yorkshire, 1071—London and North Western, to —Mambas. ter, EiheMekt, and Lincolnshire, 401—Ditto Six per Cent. Pref., 116—Midland, 1 27}—New York and ate, 311 I—North Eastern M ock), tk Easter , Sly—Thames and Mersey Marine Issoraore. 11 p.—Fleetwoods, 43—CabUo aad Drogheda, 711 — East Angl i an ( I }—Edinburgh, Perth, sad Duadee, SO. 130,0ri,04T r. yaLtia, Deputy Cashier. /133,031,047 June b. 18ea. COCK-FIGHTING. —At the Jump Petty Sessions, on Monday, Robert Budge, of Cornwall-street, Devoeport, =in answer to a summons charging him with siding sting is the fighting of woke on the 6th of May. CSiSDAT EVISMIG. Mr. Dam, of the firm of Elwortky, Curtis, sad TH Dam, of Plymouth, prosecuted for the Society for the c ome * w hi c h d m .; yesterday at 921 to 1 Peeveation a Cruelty to Animals, and Mr. Merlin Fryer, of Ruder, presented the defendant. From the evidence ex div. both for money and next Tuesday's settle ofpoliosatenrePal•oo • aod Woodgste, Devon Coast, malt, opened this morning at the same quotation, Cemstabulary, it was proved thet on Mo n day the sth May, declined to 92 to e, and closed at 921, " buyers." a number of persona—more than a hundred— were gathered The official business report is as follows :—Three in a field is the occupation of Mr. Robert Peter, in the per Cent. Consols, for money, 9n. 92, 921, ex div.; web of Walkhampton. A ring woe formed and seven battles were fought, the cocks having been furnished with ditto for accoun Three artificial spurs. Mr. Fryer contended, on behalf of the de. Three per Cents . Reduced, 9 , 14, 1 ; .New ... ... feadant, that no offence bad been committed within the per Cents., 91 1 ; New IVO- and -&- Half per ! meaning of the third section of the Act of Parliament Cents., 751 ; T hirty ' Tears' Annuities, 1885, 151 ; under which the information was kid—the 12th and 13th India Five per Cent. Stock , 107 1 , ditto for Victoria. The magistrates reserved their declaim until account, 107} ' * • ,_ Five per Omit. "eofLed " rupee after the hearing of a summons against the same defendant, charging him with cruelly dl-treating, abusing, and amnia' Pa l er 103 ,; chtte liire-snd-&-Helf per Cent., 199. 1 to be tortured a °seeds cock, on the sth of May. After The India Five per Cent. Stock was slightly &A tha evidenos had been heard, the bench inflicted • pinny ter, closing at 1074 to * ex ex div. Exchequer Bills of 10s., and Ps. costa, for the o ff ence, or the alternative of a week's imprisonment in the county gaol ; and a Seed 10s., were quoted Bs. to 12s. and l• a oasts, or in defaults week's im ifs t b e A moderate number of transactions occurred in second case. fiuMmonses for assisting TilliaaocetrDfighting, foreign stocks. and also for cruelty, had bees issued against John Cale- London and County Bank shares continue in oott, but as the proof laid upon the same evidence as in the demand, and have risen to 37 to 38. South Aus former cue, it was agreed by the learned gentlemen on tralian Bank and Alliance Bank were also quoted both side. that the judgment of the magistrates in the oar bettor. There was an advance in Rio de Janeiro of Budge should govern that of Collscott, and he was there fore n eed is two penalties dlox eac h, w ith g r . c o s ta i n th e , City Improvement shares, the paid up closing at oae cam and 7s. bd. in the other. Mr. Fryer, in the otos of ' 2 74, " buyers," and the ordinary at Ito * prem. Bad" applied for the case to co to the C o u rt el Qesea's i National Discount shares were likewise inquired Beech, which wee smnted.—Pipeweib Arrow& for. The Maid of Judah has arrived a Plymouth The closing quotations for shares in new under from Sydney. takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In- OSSIMAL Pasant OSS Sammie Day.... d itto, SV, Jon S.—Admisioes usymeat, 2,822 , suranoe, 81 to }peen. ; Thames and lffersey ; di by soma tickets, 626 ; total, ' ' i Marine, 1 15-16 to 115.16 prem. ; Tinlvetial Marine, ! OADDtANT SALAAM AND STOCKS. ZILILIFATI. lueW aim.. W iakaraeava val lantlies.olKbaaJoha ill Blyalli and s = all *MLR is Mad imam —. . l ii-6 •B lOork °"atuptai— sad Iloadoo -- .. - - -.-. Tn W Da • I Aso =Odle all Do. B lima to paid to B. a Dobkin asaiAt yap. Duset.,Perth. & Abcl.la Uis irk ylO IlifturAll=tlei isen Da alra llidoo, Mak A IN Do. poses al hot Hadalk 100 Sanbarsksadaluar all llanbre,Perat, Doodle all Talk sal Cato Jan WO almotar a 11. wawa all elleitortlialksodead groat Northam 1101 Da,A I Ana. no ay. an- NO JoAlf 0116pctispskIB 100 ths. eloalha Wait. ilra, AO Drina Walsall 100 DoataarVal.alaillk 100 laamalrea Takla" 140 Lanka sal llacanna 1 Oaa al v. 100 Leaks a Nara lola all Da. Illatthe 190 1.0840.0r."1,1' li n ool l ar sa " e s. md= lito Ima...grot.ausochat Lli 1 il4 Do. New la Do. ffinn.ltDerby aU ield. at w.. are.) all &Id teat W Newcastle and WWI 9 NeweyeArmackeleL W Newey,Warreap.lbilse Nali WO !teeth Bettlab W North Dew= AWL •D. 100 N. sislern..llerwlek 707 1 Do. Tort HO Meth LoadAs Dn. New all NoKlAS.Weigenbi 181 North BtBDOrdsllll 10u NottAGranthasulLatl i_ ; • 6 W all shr.. 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DOA p.et. ht.!. than Do. JAL& 11 Whin 4 p.a. Na6olkdpat.Re Steak North &aloha worm Do. Now Dua. 6 p. at. Do.horder Utuon gam NAar.--ever.o p o.lrf. D a do. dr Do. lards 6 pat. No. 1 ao. York. IL a Sparc. North Stadordahlro deortbdi that. New/nt Pooh N.N.14 p. 06. Prot& Do.Abor. Do.l v.& PooL Stock P. Devon Iliad re p. o. 6.Naa Arad. Y. a 1.0.6, Do. par mit Do. Axed 61 0 per oath S. Woks gra. p. oast. Do. 66 pm soar S. Yorli p. gar ProokADullogroatp.o Do. do. Br pa Do. do. C !AA Water.* =may p.o Do. do. and do Do. Navy. 6 P. oh Prot Do.do.porp S pal. park 20 22 1 105 106 1M 111 US 110 in no Si M U 0 112 116 118 111 113 196 166 197 109 100 102 ill OS N 04 102 101 TO 7V 17 79 170 175 104 106 176 160 115 117 116 117 188 142 116 117 Llit IN 1911 Ltd T 7 79 Pi La 1U 12 8 t 4 .8 68 70 8 iv. - - 118 140 183 lob St 88 110 112 106 110 1 11 you 11 Of dlo Poo } gy p tai ISS la U 14 101 101 101 1011 K A 93 Id 16 as is as Si 0 46 116 In 110 126 lot 144 lii 104 PALLWATIL OWN. pier. I lam * t m i 11 nir I 4 11Pas Ski Is SS 1 ii in 71 8} 10 21 tli 421 - 8 10 8 7 06 43 1 61 62 4 1 SI 4181 U 16 1' 111.1 4 4,1 1U e I} 10 10}tie 1 ZATiAIIATIL an an ir s aa, a.,,H Dalladl i lt a llam.a. M=to ilmaimmedi:. Si 11001 4 Dril dl di U Dads Mad& di Immios el Immo all ild. ltamdma rms. S. p. a an I& Ousird mi imerid, mil las. Imm= is tall.M. mi Wes all Übe Omsdnem a lab. mil Lasmossa Tendimut Si = rod ilarma Si 2 Num.alimpLa-rmilM. rjair d i. lil Da Saw Shares a Serrogisa Trunk Prot. li OtkonnuedmyrnaAkUn mil Um& r te` A Pads mad Orl 14 mod 6. lermalmoo o . olllod_Mmqll 7 D. & di ilipm mil ida • all Sara Demist di Do* hod& all 100.1 ger ea& all /mates mai Kari . all Du. per aril hoe a Vipmrma 11 d•Aamta Vammihut 10 Slot Poringallperet p 4 NAM mad Mamma all isalbara at Visas A Wad limadara W Do. par a n t. Prel all Wed.& l4 IL W. oil Maw IL is in 90 4 64= ik ix 3 21 to 2} dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, dn. to par ; Mercantile Firs, 16-I6 to 1 1-16 prem. • ' Commercial Union to dia. ; Alliance Bank, 2 to 2} prem. ; Imperial Bank, j to # dice. ; Chartered Bank of British Columbia and Van couver's Island, to die. • Italian Irrigation, dis. to par ; Metropolitan W's, to 2 prem. ; Bombay Gas, par to *prem. ; and Braii lian Bank, Ito prem. • Bank of Hindustan, to prem. ; Albion Mari n e, tb 1 prem. ; and Otto man Gas, 3to prem. A fall took place to-day in nearly all kinds of American secarities, including the Federal Five per Cents. Atlantic and Groat Western Railway Bonds, however, formed an exception , cl osin g better than yeste rday. MINES.--(THIS DAYJ Two The mining market is rather quiet today, but there is a fair amount of business. East Cara dou shares are fiat, at 441, to 45 ; Marks Valley, at ai to 91 ; and Wheal Ludcott at 11 to being lower. Wheal Sithney Carnmeal are quoted to 4 ; Great Wheal For 261 to 1 • Wheal Pollard, lls. to 124 ; North Downs, 31 to 4 ; Zest Cern Brea, 18 to ; North Basset, 41 to 5 ; Wheal Unions 41 to be ; North Roskear , to 24 ; North Trelawney, 31a. to 335. ; and Wheal Uny, 9} to The demand for St. John del Bey Mining shares oontinues, and transactions are recorded at 601 and 80. Bon Accord are marked die., and Fortuna 3, ex div. A telegram received yesterday announces a reduc tion of If per cent. in the standard for copper ore. At a meeting of the directors of the Tincroft Mining Company, held yesterday; the profits to - the end of April were stated at 1,6821. 3s. 9d., but it was considered advisable not to declare a dividend at present. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ILiBIE-LANZ.-(Taill DAY.) Rain fell yerterday almost without intensimion from about noon until late at sight, bat today it is fee with a t breeze, althea& Moody ea Nina The wind is V=e south. This week the Roglish supplies motion. very limited oi wheat and flour ; short of barley, oath beim, tailpipes, and seeds. A good supply of Scotch oat., Inn Irish ests oaly one small parcoL The 1 °Taiga amply of wheal has very much hummed since Met saarke frees Perseas. Ye. dimming's'', Black flea. and Amnia& Flom • good in. creme of American hurrah, though tahal sal hairy. Two of barley from Frames. A small quantity ot oats ia cargoes to last report, Danish, Swede!, and Dutch. A ergo of beans from France, and cued Aimed from Calcutta. There is to-day a rather bettor tone in the wheat trod', although but little busiaem reported, anil quotations of all deocriptious equal to Mapday. Flour without alteration. Barley, a rather better ask, at Monday's prices.. Osta, good cons ormsmands previous raise, bet inferior a slow sale. Beans sad paw so change. fiseds.-Tarea misterd, eanary, and clamt seed very doll. Linseed and masa quilt as dear. FLOAT/11G CAIIOOIII. -Not many on offer. A cargo of maim sold at rather more money. Wenr.-Ifargbok Essex and Kent, white, new, 46.. to 55e.; ditto, fare on. -4.20 .0.; ditto, red, sew, 44. to 515., ditto, Age old, -e. to -a. ; Norfolk, Iss., fine old, -e. to - rem, now, -a. to -s. Foreign : lilts. to Ma; lime, line:s6s. to 57a; extra, 56c to -s.; 50s. be 5.15.; ditto, extra, 56e. to 56a; Rostock, riles, . to 565.; Mecklanburg, 51s. to 5& ; Uckermark ditto, -e. • Anseriaus white, 525. to 511..; ditto, red, 48s. to 50c; Cans: dim, 48a to 50s. Bauer.-Engibli malting, -a. to -a. ; use, -a.; grinding, 27.. to 285.; and distilling, 30.. to 31a. par qr.; iorsigo - ptad4: ol 4. to 295.; ditto &gelato& 29.. to 311. MAW.- LOOK sad Norfolk, 59a. Aso. 113 c Mac ; sea Ware, 65a. to 68a. ; brown, 50a. to 58.. OLT& -Eoglish feed, 21s. Od. to 241. Od. ; potato, 25.. to 29,, ; Toreigo, 22.. to 275. Baum-English tick, 34.. to 35e. ; barrow, Mi. to 395. ; pivot', 38.. to 39.. ; foreign, 30a. to 324. ; Stoic, 36.. to 37.. ; Konigsberg, 38.. to 395. ; 325. to 33e. Pans.-English boilers, 365. to 406.: w and blue, 39a. to 42a. ; -a. -s.; grey, 355. to 375.; hog, 375. to 395.: foreign. 33 to 340. Frono.-English town, 435. to 445.; ditto fine, 465. to 515.; country, 40.. to 41s. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, ale. to 313 a; French, -a to per seek; U.B. sweet, 95a. to 26a.; Canadian. Tk. to 285.: Spanish. -a. to-a. Izmir Cloar.-Wltits. 31.. to 33.. ; yelffow, 295. to 31a. Itemize Caßeom, all O. F. end L -Wheat Berdi makt and Morisse*, per 462116., 44.. is 46.. ; Mirka, 44.. 5.460 ; Polish Odom, per 480111 m, red, 38a. to 40s. ; white. - ; Danube and Oslsts, 3ds. to 40s. ; 28s. to 32a. Barley : Appern and Syria. per ig ar. 21s. to 22a. ; Odeon aad Danube, do. no. to 211. Bless Egyptian, per 48101be.,30a to 31a. Mai o.: Odessa sod Oat% per 4921b5., 30.. Od. to Ma. ; llnsil and Bulgarian, per 4801b5., 30.. Od. to 111 s. ; Fresch, do., -s. to -s. ; American, do., 26a. to Mk. ; Applies, -a. to -a. BUM -Wog seed, per qr. 345. te 500. ; bushel, seed, Per qr., Mis. to 50a._; Moiterd seed, pm white, re. to 9s. ; brown, 7s. to 10a. ; Limed, per 9r •r se.. to 6k. ; Liaised ekes, listS ti. Pm tot:: 111. Os. to 121. Os. • Arawrims. this. is Pm too. 121. Oa. to 121. 1.0a.; . (lo.. in bega,lll. Oa. to I.U. • Baltic, 01. to 01. Oa.: NO. is 101. 10s.: Rape ;tires, 61. Octo ; Tares, per bushel, wintry, Bs. to 9s. Od. ; /lape -1 sea, Isalids, porgy., to 72a. ARRIVAIII MO LONDON ;SOK JUNKS TO /U NE & Mel* awe Swish . . lieremn. Abed O2O ... I . 2f2. 1 .40 0 1 / 1 020. IWO 320 2b740 noun Ilkiseilhala ameba ; foreign, 120 0 . 10 . 11 . " Wm barrel.. LIVERPOOL COTTON ANDOORN MARKETS. (THIB DAY.) (sr issirtau AND LEM ummunc TILBONAPH). (rams one OWN 0011INIPONDMIT.) A large business has been dans in oaten this week, slackening off a little in demand at the dom. Prices of American, Borst, and Brazil are id. bigber • Egyptian, ed. ; whilst Sea Island remains unchanged. Colmittee's quota tions for Bowed Mobile and Ortmos raised gd. Sales for week, 72,320 ; spoculattoo, 14,280; export, 18,060: actual export, 2,776. Market today firm. Sales will probably toot up 6,000 bales. Corn market thinly attended. Wheat in moderate de mand, at Tuesday's rates. Flour slow male, at late rates. Indian corn sawn from tbe QUAY ; mixed, 27 t. Ott. to Vs. 9d. Egyptian beans unaltered. Oata and oatmeal dull. MINCING LLML-CTHIR pAlt.l Spoil.-The market has berm dull &rim the week, and prices have beau with difileuley supported. Porto Rico in public sale weee nearly all withdrawn above the preeent value. Soft clayed Neagh. 'old at Unitedp Ws. Pd.:and a cargo of No. 12 Havannah for the Kingdom, at at 3d. Relined has been quiet at previous Fries. Corns-The large public sales of plantatam Ceylon held this week have gone off at • further deelion of 6d. to ls. per cwt., but all that was offered found buyers • mixed and to 7&t. ; low to fine middling,_B2a g a 90a. 6d. ; 136 e. to 90a. Native Ceylon d„ ordinary, To 1 a ; sad Jamaica good used tine nary 71e. to 765. OXX/A has sold at steady pelves ; trey to fine red Trinidad, fits. to ; finerGreasda, au to 70..; common, rria. Tea.-poly • very limited beldame has been transacted Skis week. Mx-Theme are few buyers at previous prises, and no sellers at lower rates ; the market coo/equally Is inactive. Rica is battles, and prima of flee Bowl are rather euier ; middling to fine sold at 12s. 9d. to lbs. 3d. Semen. -At the public sales held this week there was only • limited demand for Pimento, a,4 former prioes were not quite supported ; ordinary to good midMft sold at 24d. to 24d. Pepper sold at about previous priors ; Singapore black, 313. to 4d. ; white, did. ; Jamaica ginger sold from 61s. to 131 s. SALTPXTBIL -The market is quiet. J urn. --No public sales have been held this week, end privately (hare is but little business doing. powers.-TM market is firm. Coartimu..-The public tales of 430 bags went off flatly, and • small portion only sold at it decline; Honduras IlilTif, 21. 10d. to 3a ; bck 2s. 911. to 3a 3d. Tent. riffe elver. 2s. 4d. to 2s. la ; black, 2a. 7d. to 25. ; 9d. ; Mexican, 2s. 13d. to b. 6d. TALLOW MARICILT—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is Tweed 445. set mob; Petersi r Y.C. on th e •PO4, 44k. ; June, 44..; July 4414. ; bet, 48s. 3d. ; October to December, 48.. ba. to 48s. BOROUGH HOP WARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yams. Patlease sal Smith report a fair &mud for hops of lasi yeses worth at firm prices, with a very limitd sap*. COAL KA REET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Bad Ratcoa, 16.. 6L ; Walls Bad Haswell. 161. 6d. ; Walls Ead Stews:ls. 16s. ; Walla 40d Scat& Hettaa 16s. &I.; Walls Bad Trlsodas Ibrilitiool, 165.; W a lk Bad ibirwra, ; Walls Bad Soallsßartlepaal, 151. ; W Had Csradoe, 15s. 6d.; Wills lad Our" 15a, &L W alla Had Eden Wait j r a r i. 9d. ; Walls lad Frivawallasta 15 1 . ; Pow•lrs Steam, 17s. 6L; Wats Bad Whitworth, 14s. 6d. ; 154. dd.; Waal Ilatls, 15s. 3d. ; Bstaids Hartley, 15s. 361. ; Dogma's r Hanky. 16‘ ; Haab liaralcsata dd.— ' 147 aka SS ambit. il 01 WM welly mks 0 38, CU** men- {{xnD• 11 436 luta hiss ,h uos glis [ UT. shoos ;crew Area s mach B drill iber . 5.a [iron. 0 WWI vessel bipPe ° nuitto unh ~ t~u~ ril 1 .... 107 i 1 - 111 44 9.4 40k 1271