The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-17 00:00:00

tt separate till ten. (Witness produced a book con . ; an elaborate series of memoranda which he read.) erwards saw them in London. Saw than ,g at the Holborn Cimino. Saw a man accompany • spondent several times to her lodgings in Denbigh. He generally kissed her when they parted at the • One day Mrs. Wood spoke to me, and asked me what • lowed her about for, and threatened to give me In ..r. She mid that I could not deceive bar by . any die s, I might adopt. I said " I know there la nothing &sups those hawk's eyes of yours." She said, " Don't my eyes fine." I replied " I did not ; I said hawk's ' Than alas eked me how long it was to last. I said I have found out who it I. that keeps you." She ,he had a dozen. I asked her if it was Mr. James? ..,id, " You are a 'cute little fellow ; but rm a young i.om the country, and you don't get ov er me ." , : .der.) She afterwards told me that she wished her :,nil would make baste and divorce nee, for she wanted married again. 1 The caeolrse proceediog whoa oar report left.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commis/4mm Fem.) ± WM. FREDERICK WINDHAM.- 108 AGAINST clivate sitting wahappoi 'ilia - in this case, a few days the examination of Mrs. Windham, who was sum in the ordinary way. The lady did not appear, and ;,.epresented to have treated the matter in a very cave .:ay, stating that the should not attend the court unless there by force. Sargood, on behalf of the amigos's, said he had been z .. weed to apple to the court for a warrant for the appro . .on of Mrs. Windham. He, however, would not go length, but would merely ask for a second ,nons, the meeting being adjourned to Tuesday ; and if that were not efficacious, he should for a warrant. He should have done so now t not been in the case of a lady. Mrs, Windham ap ..3d to be under some misapprehension as to the power of •ourt to compel her attendance, which might by this have been removed. . second summons was directed to kayo THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. 81R1008 CHAU! OP_ STABBLVG. '.ac CurtiST44W 18. of 26.isTurainatrest, St. :sew's, a shirt-maker, was charged before Yr. IrEyncourt :stabbing Joseph Bowles, a brass-finisher ' residing at 'rovideoce•place, Verulam-street, at the Hole-in-the public4iouse. Baldwin'egardeas, Alice-sergeant Browning, 401 A. said that the injured 3 hei been to the hospital, and banded in the following ...cal certificate :—" Royal Free Hospital, Gray's Inn ._ June 17, 1804. I hereby certify that John Bowles drought to this hospital to-day with two punctured ~ds on the left side of the face. W. F. Bcrr, house .:r prosecutor, whose head was enveloped in eargisal said that this (Friday) morning, about 9 o'clock, r.s in the Hole-in-the-Wall public-house, Baldwin's ,ns, standing with his arm OD the counter, his back towards the door. He heard the door suddenly open, before be could turn round he was stabbed tidos in the of the face. She struck him from behind with great Had it not been for the interference of • man she r .d have stabbed him many times. :le Prisoner—l did not do it. I was in bad at the time. undressed when I was taken into custody. lYEyncourt (to the complainant)—Cart you say from' own observation that the prisoner is the woman who bed you? , inplainent—l did not see her stab me. I did not see ,• dress, for she ran away, and I did not go after her ~use of my feeling the blood running down my cheek. -eery Wilson, a boy residing at 48, Baldwin 's-gardens, . he saw the prisoner come up the gardens with a knife sor hand. He saw her rush into the public-house and the prosecutor twice in the face. D r Efocottrt—What made you look 'Aber! Titoese—Beeente I esw her with a knife in her luuxl. latthew Mdiweeney said he saw the prisoner come up L oldena with a knife in her ham:Land go into the public• M with a knife in her hand,and slab the prosecutor. He n. certain that she was the woman that stabbed the pro . :tor. as prisoner, in the most solemn manner, denied the age and said sbe was innocent. Mic•coostable Blencowe, 92. G. said that there were Ler witnesses who could be brought forward, if the case ire adiqurned for that purpose. lir. IrEyucourt remanded the prisoner for that purpose. WORSHIP-STREET. TOIPTITIOX. a.try Ann .7aebon, • hoe-grown young woman, respect. - dressed in hall-mourning, was charged with stealing • r of black cloth from the shop of Mr. Wolf, a draper, in tred;tch. rr. Beard attended for the defence ; and the evidence .t to show that the goods named were displayed at the ?door in the manner now so usual where there is much petition among tradesmen. The prisooer, immediately had committed the robbery, was apparently terrified at • act, and entered a public•house, where she flung the' :el on a seat, and by her conduct actually aroused ro an. Some of the I/Italia@ thought she was intoxicated there that she simulated it, and an her exclamations e for forgiveness. Jr. Beard , after a careful cross-examination of the wit ,w, remarked that it wan quite impomible to my more the accused than that it was her first offence, and uestlysolicited the mercy of the magistrate in her behalf. entries, three months' unpriemansent with hard labour he Howe of Correction. US FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT WEAN. INQUEST.-(THIS DAY). WHAM. FIUDAT MOWING. This morning, Mr. Woods, the coroner for West .grey, resumed the inquiry into the deaths of the penous :Jed at the accident near this tows, on the evening of :neday, the 7th inst. The sitting was held at the Literary rd Scientific Institution, and the following gentlemen was "mot :—CoL Yollood, C.E. one of the inspectors from the 4.dway Department of the Board of Trade ; Mr. Chubb, of :s firm of Chubb. Deane. and Chubb, for the relatives of lwin Hall end William Winfield ; Mr. Itotsinsmi, of Egham Irthe relatives of Joseph Clegg; Tidy, for the friends John Coppard ; Mr. Newman, for the representatives of ibert Wilkie; Mr. Lamb, of Brighton, for the widow . Esau Trigg, who died at Charing cross Hospital ; [r. J. C. Rawlings, of Romford, and 59, Bishops te-street Without, for Lee and Trainer, the gine-driver and fireman of the second train ; Mr. tonthie, the law clerk; Mr. Frederick Clarke, the were -4 ; Mr. Beattie the engineer ; Mr. A. Scott, the traffics :tenger ; Mr. C.odeon, the traffic superintendent, and other - coda of the South Western Railway Company. The Coroner asked Mr. Crombie whether those persons 'rose names had been martian() were in attendance. Mr. Crembie replied that they were, bat as to the :gine-diiver and fireman he knew nothing of them. Mr. Rawlins observed that be represented the mem spoken They were in the town, but at present he could not say tether be should advise them to be nreeeet. The jury. hsvtag answered to their names, the evidence Henry Clay, station mute r at Egbass, was taken. The signalman and the offios porter at the Egham station pus then examined. The latter bad not concluded his eat. -ace when our report left. .VAUTHORISZD DISSECTION IN HOSPITALS. :NQUEST AND SPECIAL VEEDICT.—(THIS DAY.) This forenoon Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex toner, resumed at the White Lice Tavern, High-street, an inquiry touching the death of a man named pick, Apr, aged 64 years. Mra. E. Apr, 32., Lower Shading], said that last Tues. ,r week the deceased, who was at work as a labourer on iaid the ship Seringspatam in the St. Katherine's Docks, Il from the poop of the vowel on to the deck. e was earned to the London Hospital, where he ed the next day. When his body was brought - me, the family were, the witness said , horrified to hod ;at he had been dissected, and that his leg and stomach ,A been ant open. The relatives had never given perogs- OM for such an act. Deceased himself could not hays •von permission before death, for he was insensible the :tole time he was in the hospital. After other endows, la. James Edmund., 2, Spital-square, said that by order :I:locoman he made • second poet. mortises examination :be body of the deceased on Saturday last. It bad been , !flied before. He found no brains in the bead. The skull ea tiLled with liver. There was a mark of a blow on the !reheat!. but the body woe io such a state, and there being brain io the skull, he °mold not amert.ile whether death • ,, ilted from the blow or fall, of which the mark was on the o-bead, or from a fit. The coroner said that he must say that the proceedings at .e hospital were most irregular and improper. The body , s dissected without the consent of the relatives, whose clings ought to have bees considered. And then, what a vdmortem examination was made ander a warrant to artaio the real cease of death, it was Nand that the sin was missing, and its place filled up with liver, so that .• ends of the present inquiry were defeated. The jury returned a verdict, "That the said Austin to being found speechless sod insensibleos boards certain P. did doe ; but whether the said death arose from • or fall, or how otherwise, the evidence is not sufficient 'how, owing to the absence of the brain, and to other tilation of the body, and the jury are of opinion that •iection of the bodies of patients ought not to be made -bout consent of the relatives, and the coroner is re -4.ed to forward the present verdict to the authorities of London Hospital." Ise proceeding then terminated. A verdict of wilful murder was returned against Pre, the Sheffield grinder, yesterda . foe killing hie wife. c murder wu a most ritual and de one, and the could have no other alternative than the decisive raid. 414171 K$ !0 • pso i .. I ioi 14•133 • 10 •a • I• geo • 11N per 1 •. ye 47 44 sill to , i Pmainl 88 GI 88 85 1 3 18 61 40 II 3 4 3 T. T Bp 7 Bpm 66 67 IS le ft Old LI 1 TIM EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1864. 112 ISt 144 144 112 18 91 93 661 671 M GI 41 48 15 38 100 102 1131 116 06 08 106 106 41 13 1126 112 f 976 94 17 68 usi tui 109 111 1311 1321 In 104 1111 i 1121 i 96 57i i Mk H 131 Mk 2 i 2 1034 II -• dli Vii i 3 Ire. I I • I WIN I.4 ; iSS I 100,0001 foio:Ooo 760.000 200,006 200,000 200,000 166,600 166,000 1115,60(.' 1.60,000 i Imo°, Srooza. BZITIBII rClabilsa Co., Gold, L adverion Ilord Alma. 1,000 .. 6,000 9,000 . 10,000 1,0191 .. 4001 .. 9,0001 000 6.630 1 9,900 1 :.. 6,063 1 116 , 1112 . INN. 0. wals Coo. (favlaik.) Drakm Barsa4 (Mogan), Condon rest Cern Bros Is7.si Zfr-e-nvTie: L. W. Inesell (Tavietk.) l Graublar t 81. Auby Greif Lamy (M Omit South Tolgasalted) G. W. Vor (Heisios) *win. Ie:.oe: rove 'lllagetee Down, '.Uiry Want) telr V e alley Ilwjaady Ina Ore Naaglles 'New Paton Nato a.k.DOWlhi . Bart Pope) cetli Wheal Crotty per United Prorldenoe (O. Lobed Purlieu (31..Cleerl W. Prawn (Dlopn, Ina l A Stre, rk l!rott 6,000 .. 6,000 1,026' 3,000 612 mel Lou .. see. .. 6,000 .. Wed Bawd W. caradon (Mimed) : Wed Cttivertoo • West Beton wo. noire (Illogen) Wb. Duller (Zedrali) Whisl Ludcott _ W.lLveyAno Wheel Seto° (limbos.) Wh. Wheal Unio Trelawasy (Usk ) n No. I IRL I 1101010Y0011e.0p.c4.1.1171 Do. do. LIS NH Caw. Goo. Ip.c.,18774111110: Do.Spered.Peb.&A•4 l lllo, Do.llpirot. Mar.:3llW Dal par clJaa.4l Do. 6 pee et. 166. 100 car ° &UPS 100 11° 1 1 : P : 16904 100 Do. do. Do. do. 1800.11100 1801 HO iVlov. 1888, 0 pot. :100 11 1878, do.. 1001 ILorNtoe6per et., 1873 100, I Do. Do. 1878 100 two too Nate & Gov.o pee coal .. 'lOO New Prows. Gov.. p.ct. 100 N.B. Wales GT.69.6.11101 100 Do. 6p. a. 1071 to 10001 N Do. 6 p. C. MSS I. 11011106 New Z 46162610 per omit. 101 Nova Pootkaelp. a., 1576.101 Ql3olttlalind Gov. 6 p. et. 100 &Must Gov.' p. a. loads 1011 Vlc.Gov.ip.c.J66.&/61911010 Do. do. 6 p.o.AprlYbOo.llllo 2.1.0 SO 1114.e6 14.0 2 6.0 UM. 12 17a AO M. 81. 1111. atlesOd 1 41.9t5. 6.970 !AO 7.1.6 10.6.7 1} 18..10.9 00.17.6 NOLZION MINNS. RICIT2/71:18. He 110 ... 1111 14 It S 6 26 600 sii il ti 64 . 46. —, Id I Pd I Cl pnesa LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT SLIC72IO nizatara.) NEWTON MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) LYRE PARK STAKES. About fire ft:dosed. Creme de Vaal'', Pateceed, Mauesie Sujet, Blackbird, Filbert, The Leader, and Foxhole' are here. TRADESIM'S CCP. About one sod • quarter. Blithfield, Flytrap, Biondi's, Footeooy, Little Baton, Ciady, Wildman, Nemo, Dermot Altho rn , and Inheritor ere here. SELLING HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. Sandford, Woolley a, Skim:mud Lau, Little Saxon, Highland Mary, and Madams Naiad.* an lure. WARRINGTON HANDICAP. About five furlongs. Twilight, Helper, Lady Louisa, Goldendrop, Cutler, Gipry Girl, Persuasion, Kilkeany, Wsatherapy, Gaiy, Caroline, Rockland. Vauxhall, Alice Leigh, Frondear, Stafford, and Carly an hies. SHOCKING MURDER OP A CHILD AT HORNSBY. A case of child murder of • singularly cold blooded character came before Dr. W. Hardwick, deputy camper, 184 night, at the Hope Tavern, Homey, at an inqueet held upon the body of • female child aged six weeks. Joseph Adams said that on Tuesday morning he saw the body of the deceased child lying in • ditch in Gipsy-laae, Homey. It appeared to have been flung in from the road way. It was dressed in a bedgown only. The body ap peared not to have been long in the place where witness found it. J. H. Conway, 110 N, said that he took the body of the deceased to the Sluice House at Hornsey and he then instituted inquiries. He bound that on Monday evening, the night before the body was discovered, two workmen noticed • tall young woman, dressed is black, going in the direction of Gipsy-lane. They spoke to her, but she did not answer and went quickly on. She seemed to have • child, or a parcel like • child, under her moils or cloak. They had not seen her since. The police bad not been able to obtain any further information as to the woman in question. Dr. Woodman said that the deceased was a healthy child, at least six weeks old. There was • mark of • severe injury over one eye. Death had been caused by drowning. The Coroner said that the cue was use of very heartless murder. The jury retereci a verdict of " Wilful murder siabost some person or pumas unkoowe." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KA RH -LLNE. —(TH 18 DAY. ) The arrivals of English wheat fresh rap to-city coastwise sad by land cerriage were very limited. Although the show el simples was Miffing, the demand for a'l kinds was in. waive. Compared with Monday, however, no change took place in the quotations. With foreign wheat we were but moderately supplied. Selected qualities changed hands slowly, but at fall prices. In all other kinds next to nothing was doing on former term• Floating cargoes of grain realised previous rates ; but the bovine. done was by no means extensive. Grinding end distilling barley was steady in price. In malting parcels the transactions were on a limited sale. Malt was in full avenge supply, and sluggish request, at previous rate• Oats commanded full quotations, with a fair demand. The isle for beans was steady, at late currencies. The supply was very limited. Peas were firm in price, with a good demand. The flour trade was steady. In prices no change took place. Very little really doe American dour was on offer. With the exception of linseed and rapeseed commanding full prices, with a fair demand, the seed trade we. hemy, at almost nominal currencies. CULUNT PRIM. 33,01,31 a. Per Qr. WIlL?. • • km. root, r0d,18441 36 to 41 „ De. wh1t0,1863 41 to 46 Norfolk sad Lincoln red. lbta St to 41 Pie Qr. Malting Distilling Otioding IS b U ULM Som. Notioik, ud Salo& tO to 65 Kingstos and Wore GO to 65 Brews ILTII. OATIL a I. Beetsh potato lA* whits .. black BRAM lb to 21 _ . _. Mason Tick 29 So St Harrow rtseoa l6 to it Nem OM tegfieh, feed l7 to ?I potato 2O to 24 !cola!, feed .. IS to 27 Gr.', _—. RI : s4 to 36 SO to 37 nonn. Ton two, par ISO Ike. Honashald 1:0 to 31 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, az Alp LS to 26 non. o a. Danish sad Somali 17 to 20 ,011,•011. Per Qr. WNW. a I. Dantdo sal Low berg 4l to Id Zostock Mackles- Do= 4.1 to 47 40 to 42 40 arla*. turd M soft Argarkaa, red irtifid; to 47 SAWS. Ma.. O,tn DttalUlog Malting Dotlab — 30 to 24 Emu++ Kr to xPats. .. . OASIS. _ 10 to Si _ SI to DO* kid to IS kw - IT le II ARRIVAIS O GRAM, &c.. CARRIAGE. /ROW .117VE 11 LIMAN Coax. Walt* 2/ to 22 Yollow PmMt. Frew* per sack .... 20 to ft Spanish, sl M U Americsa, Per beL.. IS to 25 Canadian IS to 25 INTO LONDON, BY WATIZ TO JUNK It. INCLUSIVL MUM. Barley. Malt. Oats. /bar. qrs. vs. qrs. qrs. irk. swim Magllrlt sal Ml .. MI 1110 .. 670 Irish familia 1671 .. 7611 IMO 160 - - UV/ lOOO 060 10300 7460 720 LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKET& (THIS DAY.) tIIT L.IOTIW MID urraaaanoraa (nom oua owa miff.) Corrox.—ilarkst coatis-see very firm, and 61111111 foot up B,C: ) bales. Coss.—Market moderatoly attended, good demand for wheat. both for consumption mod s=port ; prime Id. per costal dearer. Pima steady s$ late maw Moderato demand for ladiaa oorn. Egyptioa beeps Moody. Oats sad oatmeal doll WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (By RACTIIIO AND INTTINATIONAL TZLIGIAIIit.) (now mu owX cowsroionwr.) Firm tooe is the *teat trade, bat any attempt stainer* chocks business. No change in aborortiolas. MINCING LAND.-(THIS DAY.) Brox& —The market remains 'without spirit sod pre view prime an barely supported. 100 boxes of florets' Ravannah sold, limbed, at 451.; Cabe Muscovado, ordinary to fine brown, 381. 6d. to 40s. 6d. ; gray avid middling, 401. 6d. to 42a. Porto Rico 384. 6d. to 41a. id. ; yellow , 41s. 6d. to 445. Reined is abiodell of aslo, arid prices are with difficulty supported. Comm.—The small wools of plantatioo Ceylon brought 1, public sale have sold at very steady prices ; triage 6.5 a. to 40e. 6d. ; flee ordinary, 735. id. to 74e. 6d. • low mid dliag sad middlicg, Ida. to 82s. ; good ditto. 84e. to 88a. peaberry, 81s. to Ms. ; native Cey lon, good ordinary, 681.6 d. to 691. TaA.—The market cootinues steady. Public sales of China teas sill be held on Tuesday next Ruir.-100 puss. of fine Demerara sold at ls. Bd. ; and 40 hbda sad barrels, at Is. 10d. and 11.11 d. Rim —l,OOO begs of Ballam sold at 10s. short prompt ; cleaned costisues is deemed. BMW/. —A fee salsa of black pepper are reported at the previous value ; Singapore, 31d. ; Penang, 30. Cinnamon, 60 bales sold at flue moss. Corrow.—Then is rather more firmnees in the market but the sales reported continue limited. Jura. —3,00 bales recently bought in at public sale have bees disposed of at the prices then required. SALrerres-1,000 bags of Bengal sold at 345. 3d. for re- fraction sj, sad at 345. 9d. for refraction 41 to 3i. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Me market is steady. at tho following prior :—Town 39..; Petenharg Y.C. on the 'pot, 40s. 6d. ; Jose, 40e. 6d.; July to Septerabee, 40a 9d.; October to December. 43.. 3d. to 43e. 6d. BIDE HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIADVINALL.—Hid.: Prices: 561bs. to Glib.., 21d. to 3d. ; 641bs. to 721b5., 3d. to 34d. ; 721bs. to nOin o ., 3g. to 4d. ; 801bs. to 8.91b5., 4d. to 4g. ; 881bs. to 9blbs., 41d. to 4fil. Horse kids., 10e. to M. Celt skins, ligbt, 2s. 6d. to 4s. ; full, Bs. BRIUIONDSZT.--Shoopskiss : Limbo, 90. 9d. to to. 9d.; shoarliogs. 9..24. 150R01:74111 HOP mkrourr.—(THlS DAY,) Mews. Pattendeo and Smith report the 'took of h . tet ygar's crowth nearly exhausted ; consumers bay only to 'apply immediate wants, which muses the Wide to role dill. Prima are barely so good aa ork Monday. The pleat progressing very favoentbly. METROPOLITAN RA ILWAY: —MOWS. Spier/ and Paid, the refreshment contractors on this lice and the Lon don. Chatham, and Dover Railway, have opened a head sman, refreshment- room at the Farringdonstreet station. A WITTY SWIM= —A lieutenant of the 10th relied Steam Infantry recently met with a sad rebuff at Fart Kearney. The Beat giant was promenading in full uniform one day, and ap proached a volunteer on sentry, who challenged kite with " Halt ! who comes there?' The lieutenant, with contempt in •eeiy lineament of his teak einveeied hi feel* with an ' t "Am !" The =Ails reply , apt end quick, came, Advises, Age, and give the coanteraise."—New Tort Sea. SHARK 1,18T8.-(TRI8 DAY.) Two o'thooL The railway market is inactive to-day, and prices generally exhibit no alteration compared with those last current yesterday. London and South Western stock has risen per cent. and Midland 1, while Metropolitan has receded 1. London and North Western is now quoted at 1121 to 1 ; Great Western, 661 to 61 ; Mid land, 132 to 4, ex the new issue ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1131 to 114; South Lateen, 901 to 91}; Great Eastern, 4 9 1 to 47 ; London and South Western, 974 to ; Metropolitan, 1134 to 114 ; Great Northern, 2to 133 ; and Caledonian, 1184 to 114. Dutch Rhenish and Great Luxembourg shares are in demand, and exhibit an upward tendency. Delhi stock is also inquired for. Canadian lines are quiet ea. I es. I samsrars. y a =Cm I &Ws tedy . 1 pas. I all :11 Ina..11oLot StoarVal 100 Blylk sad Tyne all Boaloa,lllsatrdolt 1 100 Bristol aad 100 Caledonian ad Bork and Bandon all Cornwall it ei Si 03 1124 110; ... 111)} all 00. • I.looolv. until • all Do. p. o.ls paid le B. 01111310011 a sad Belfast Jane all DaiadimkPertb,,tAbdan ,100 Idlaborsh sad Glaigow 1011 olaogow and &Western 004 Lao= Ord. A Bsoek. jai l &T. lAq. i 100 Ored North et Beoiland 1100 ifireaiNortbers 100 Dn.& I A rec. so dlr. no -100 Do.B 1116 p. c. peld B ,100 Ot. South & Week (Irn )1 ;100 'Grist Western _ _ U S 7 16 11 91 911 1011 116 66 a of i a i 61 ,1 A 60 2 92 93 101 si 126 130 pm If If pat 77 78 10f la 125 110 36 36 64 46 SS $6 91 Ole 104 106 106 170 7 pm S • poi 66 61 iN 196 Ti r 17 U 77 82 77 82 101 103 88 100 106 106 1061 1066 :: 206 211 73 76 a SO 66 63 116 67 60 62 43 45 18 30 24 29 106} 1066 la to. i Sol l 96 66 I 10 101 101 10t11. I* et It la • Pk, 103 104 97 99 93 94 14 68 U 14 1116 106 WU 1034 Par 3 0 00 106 104 &I 18 !ANIL O. prime. 1-139--1 U gmlE l 4 0 pm 1 lipeol 1 P 24 73 111 26 28 pm po. itioar.VigtquaSik uo 1 L:): 7 10 ,7 4 i. TvasT: TOO - I EkT. ii7ll-147-707641 IT° zi 100 Do. Do. H aatord 100 laftesolgre rt Yorkshire 1100 'London and Blackw&l 100 1109 ILoo.,BrlOns. &Cowl 1 Loadon.Matha. &Dor. 1 100 , London & North Mesta ,Loadowt-SouthWestern, 100 !Man.,Shef../ Llneolnsh • all I Maryport an/ Carlisle an 1 Do. Do. Mom 100 Metropolitan 1001 Do. New 'lOO Midland W iDo. New 100 1 Do Enna. & Derby ell, Did. Gt. We. air Do. e Shaine all Mid [eat a 1111.14 Keot (Cray Ltes) 101 :North BriUsh 1 100 Do. Idln.,PerthAnod 100 N. Zastern—Berwiek , M Do. G. N. D. Pure— Do. Leeds 100 Do. York 100 Do. Carilele •U Do. etork.&Dartlag 101 Do. do. 1866-38. 10 Do. do. 180161 11* North London 0 I De. New ...... 100 North Staffordildre all.N. & 8. Western Juno 100 SeeiYeh Oentral 100 Scottish N.E. Aber. Wk 100 Scottish Midland I aU Shrewsbury: WelehpL 100 Shropshire Union 100 South Devon 100 South Modern .100 S. Yorkub. & Riser Dan all Staling. Wokinglun,Re 'lOO Taff Vale aD Do. B Do C aq Older 10 Do. 'll Do. Vale of Beath 100 Victoria Stn. & Mato 100 Waterford I Killutany 'lOO West Cornwall 'lOO IW.HarilpL Barb. at N BRITISH 101 8R Pd. s~awiis. AUanlka M. Lawless 100 Ban. Bax. &C.1a.g.6p.0. 11 Do. New 10 Do. E Shams 6U Buffalo et Lake Bum, all Do. Prefeatoo• 100 iiiiii:olNiserteb I i 16p, e. Bda. Aug. 1.11172 100 , Do. do. July 1, um 100 Do. do. Jane 1. 1074 1 100 NI. dB. fasten &p.c. 41 100 Capes. d Docket). c. 2., all Denterars._ p 7 100 Cost. Bengal gu. 6 do 100 Din Indian gm. 6 do 111 I Do. 0 Itztonslos 116 Do. H do 100 Nand Trunk of Canada all l Do. Ist pref. Bonds all Do. do. deferred I sal Do. and preL Boods all Do. do. defined all Do. Al gireL Mock ' all I Do, do. deferred, WI Do. Olt pref. Stock I a Do. do. deferred 100 Crest Indian Peninsula! 117 I Do. gua. 6 per cent.' 100 Gt. S. of lodia 2.6 p. 4.1 I I Do al WO Do per cont. h all Cal Western of Canada tIS Do. New alI IDo.t . 3 .au da ,pay. 1073 all D 0.12774 2 Indian Idatioul 1, Do. New IN Madras guar. 6 p. nat. 100 , Do. do. 1001 Do. do. da -1 Do. Plfth 1100 Meth. Corp. 0 per c. Bd an Meth. and Hobson's By all N.Bnutet Can.cls.•&ll 'lOO N.ll.olCan.op.olstp.B. 100 Salads. gas. 6 Par o = 7 . 100 Do. Deihl do. Do. do. do WO Do. Panjaeb do. . lift Do. mom si;;. Wia. I . I BUIL I INI I thhcoasiok. 03,000 IM' A and IL &sr. Irk . M 20,000 100, AlbasmLom&Limapeol 21 10000 Do. New IS 100, , 000 100 10 Anglo Auffittlas 10,000 10 •mlo Italian (United) I *6OO 40 Australasia all 7,300 40 Do. New lO 11,601, 20 Bankof Bri 10 10,000 LS Bank of Bunt 6,000 100 Bank of London M 16,400 10 Bank of Otago (Undtall) 4 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L) 20 110,000 00 HankofVictoria,Auslais II 6,000 104 Bank of Wale. !Lim) 00,000 10 Bank of New Laslang 00,000 20 lieulitsu 10 rosinguat 16 1 6 ,000 SO Brit. ft Americas !i s L 10,000 60 Beeler. @ Califoruisn II 10.000 60 BelUah N. Anterks .... all 02,200 20 C. lik ludia,Ana.,oldaa all 7,000 fg) Do. New 10,000 26 Chits@ M. of India, dm all 8,000 100 , City 10,000 100 Coloalsl 10,000 15 Com. lUDS of India, Ac 4 100,000 10 Consolidated Bonk (L , 4 AOOO 100 Coatinentsl (L.) l6 12,000 60 knot London (Waled) li 000 60 Do. 10, A 000 100 English an d Irli (Lisa.) 11 15.000 10 Zna.Scoatt AuaLChastd. all 40,000 60 lioglish and Swedish (L 10 46,001 60 European Ilank(Undied 10 10,000100 IlliathauChina&Jag.(lJ 11 10,000100 Do. New 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited SS 3,000 100 ! Do. New 113,000' II ItsperialOttoun NI 12,000 U Immo all 100,000 00 Land Mort Bk. India (L 4 20,040 60 Lon. Bk.ofniesice,ete. J. a 10,600 100 London Bank of Moot. (L LS 10,060 NO Loudon and Brazilian AIM NO lon.LA7rosetlLPla4l M 10,000 21 Do. do. New Si 6,000 100 Lou.. BD., &S. Slott (L) lit 60,000 20 Lou. MBank at Amite. all 10,000 100 London and Colonial (L 11 16,000 60 Loudon and county IS 6,000 100 Lou. liambitOomits.(L) 13 40,000 60 London Joint Block-. I* 10,003 100 lon. and Northern (L) 10 MOOD 10 London& Moth Afriou an 6,000 100 Lou. @ 5 Moslem (Lisit. 211 00,000 100 , Lon. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Bank(llas.) isi 20,006 60 Mercantile & lkoltaniL II 20,000 60 Do. New 10,000 100 Metro. & Pros. Mak (L SI 6.000 100 Midland Bank (Liu) 10,000 100 National of Li 10,000 20 14.Pr0. of hew I 20,000 60 National Book New I 13,000 20 New South WMaO all 40,000 10 New Zealand (IMMlsit) I 60,000 10 North West. , is 60,400 26 Oriental Bank Ompern at 10,000 100 ?ravine. of Iralaad 25 28,00 e 20 kinds. liusj.,&Dsniiill; 10 20,000 16 South Australia all 10,000 IS South libelers (Um.) 10,000 100 Stand. of B. & Afriat 4,460100 Do, do. 40,400 26 Unica of Australia ... 10,000 U Do. N I w U 10.000 NO nodes of reland (Liu) 21 MAO 00 Alden el London l3 DOLIO4. No. IM. 1 Doom IPa 1 I st 11.141.1.1 Si. Itaa sad Wad lads. WO MOSS' IS Oast /loam( 2calt.l WO 1 16091 Si.o:l Si . Load= I.WA Kabul= ..... IPA latala at Sestausplos to MEW U. Instals ma MONEY XARZET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cumw. The anomaly of a decline in the prices of public securities simultaneously with a fall in the value of money continues to be presented. The funds have again declined i per cent., and foreign stocks are heavy, the chief feature being a considerable fall in Spanish Passive Bonds and certificates. Home railway stocks are still the firmest securities in the Stock Exchange. There is an active demand for money to-day, and the rate is fully up to the Bank minimum, 6 per cent, while the supply of money appears , to be diminishing. It is now evident that a large number of bills were kept back in expectation of the bank reducing the rate. In the Stock Ex change the inquiry for short loans on English go vernment securities is good, at 51 to 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 07c., being fractionally lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to 90 ex div., for money, and 901 to ex div., for the account (July 18). The official business report is as follows :- 1 Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 1, 1891; ditto for account, 901, >j ; Three per Cents. I Reduced, 891, 881, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 1, 881; Bank Stock, 2381, 239 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104 f, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 991 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 98/ ; Exchequer Bills, March, Be. die. ; ditto June, se. die. A heavy fall has taken place to-day in Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates ; the former are now quoted 301 to 1, being 1 worse than yester day, while the latter are marked 10. The other speculative foreign stocks are heavy, with a downward tendency. Turkish Bonds of 1858 are quoted 70 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 711 to 1 ; the Consolidis, 48 to ; Swedish scrip, 31 to 4 prem. ; Russian scrip, 31 to 41 prem. ; Greek, 231 to 1, being a fall of ; Mexican, 444 to f— a fall also of if ; and Confederate, 63 to 65. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian 1852, 1868, 1860, 871., ex div. ; Danish, 1864, 951 ; Egyptian, 1014, tr; ditto second issue, 1011; Greek, for account, 231, 24, 231 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 76 ; Mexican, for account, 441 ; Portuguese, 1856, ic., 484 ; Russian, 1822, 90 ; ditto 1862, 87f ; Spanish, for account, 531 ; ditto Passive, for account, 311, 1, 31, 1, 301; ditto Certificates, 10 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711, 4; Venezuela, for account, 23k. International Financial shares are now quoted 5f to prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 31 prem. ; London Financial, 12 to 1 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 21 to f prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 19 to 1. The last previous alteration in the Bank rate of discount was on the 26th of May, when a move ment from Bto 7 per cent. was announced. In the interval the coin and bullion have increased from 13,713,9431. to 14,304,205/. (as stated in last night's return), being a difference of 590,2621., and the reserve of notes and coin has increased from 7,947,1381. to 8,826,355 L, a difference of 879,2171. These changes, combined with the indications that the maintenance of the rate at 7 per cent. would cause the Bank to be deprived of the bulk of the business which it ordinarily transacts at this period of the quarter, besides, perhaps, affording needless countenance to the objection that the establishment was charging the public too much for the use of the public money, must be held to justify the decision ar rived at yesterday. The steadiness of the exchanges, the decline in the remittances of silver to India, and the satisfactory tendency of the bullion move ment generally, have also doubtless had their influ ence in the Bank parlour. The joint-stock banks have reduced their allow ance for money on deposit from 5 to 41 per cent. The discount establishments allow 44 per cent. for money at call (a decline of;), 5 per cent. at seven days' notice (a decline of and 51 at fourteen days' notice (a reduction of 1). The America has brought 11,5001. in specie from New York for England. About 4,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yes terday, while 30,00 u sovereigns wers withdrawn for transmission to the West Indies by the steamer Atrato, which will leave Southampton to-day. The 111,0001. by the City of Baltimore, from New York, came to hand, and was all taken for export, chiefly to Spain. The reduction yesterday iu the Bank rate of discount has probably tended to increase the demand for the Continent. Doubtless from the same cause there was rather more demand for silver for the East. Mr. Matthew Marshall, whose name has been so long prominently and honourably identified with the Bank of England, has jut resigned his responsi ble office as chief cashier. Mr. M.ershall's labours in the service of the Bank extend over no; lees a period than 54 years, for 29 of which he has been chief cashier. His retirement now, at 73 years of I age, is solaced by a well-deserved tribute on the part of those in whose employment he has passed • long and laborious life. lu a highly complimentary resolution the Bank Court hate expressed their deep sense of the value of his services, and when we add that Mr. Marshall retires on full pay, it will be recognised that he receives nothing but what he is justly entitled tq and only what might have been expected from the character for liberality deservedly enjoyed by the Court of Directors of the Bank of England. 1 The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,616/. over last year • the Midland an increase of 4,3991. ; the North Es atera an increase of 9,6881. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 2,6514 An extraordinary meeting of the East Indian Railway Company is convened for the 28th inst., for various important purposes, the principal of which is "approving a bill introduoed into the House of Commons this session on behalf of the East Indian Railway Company, having for its object to raise a further capital of 7,000,0004 ster ling by shares or stock, and to raise a further sum of 2,337,0001. by debentures or otherwise." The directors of the Provincial Bank of Ireland have declared a dividend for the half-year ending Midauwnier, at the rate of 4 per cent, on the paid up stock, and also an extraordinary dividend of 11 10s. on each 100 L share, and 12.4. on each 101. share. A special meeting of the Life Association of England (Limited) is eon vaned for the 23rd inst., to confirm the resolution for a voluntary winding up. A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares of the Walleobian Petroleum Company (Limited) by the 16th of August. The North British and Mercantile Insuranos Company will remove into their new offices, 61, Threadneedle-street, LC., on Monday next, on and after which date the business, both of the fire and life departments, will be carried on there. A general meeting of the Queen's Hotel Company, Upper Norwood (Limited), is called for the 21st inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The half-yearly interest is announced on the neves years bonds, and also on the shares, of the Italian Irrigation Canal Company. The share certificates of the Eneish and Foreign Credit Company will be ready for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipt, on and after Thursday next. It is notified that the half-yearly dividend on Alabama State Five per Cent. Sterling Bonds due in London on the first Monday in July with Messn. Reid, Irving. and Co., will be paid by the Union Book of London. - fie - e - et — n - r - n - of — the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday,June 15, compared with that far the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation isms Circulation active 20,127,850 Decrease 144,270 Public deposits 8,512,311 Decrease 216,199 Other deposits Oo►ernment securities in tanking deportment 11,122,267 Lamm 50,000 Otherseenritme in banking department Coin end bonito in both departmente fileomday sod other bale 469.707 Demme 84,576 The Rest 3.266,168 tureen 14,418 Notes ia roam Total marts Wks is eai in banking set) . 8,826.353 Loa-ems 405,348 _ _ Both the coin and bullion and the reserve have experienced an increase, and, though the amount of the alteration is not absolutely large, it is mainly to this that the reduction in the Bank rate of dis count, announced this day, is to be attributed. The increase in the reserve is caused by the addi tion of 824,1571. to the private deposits, less the amount of the withdrawals of government deposits and of the increase of securities. BANX INGLAND.—An and etk Vic , e. 32, for the week 1804. 186111 DIP Notts Issued L 28,203,1136 BASING D I =eters' Capital L 14443,000 /1.5218,16 b Public Deposits tii cloolog ksehey.. Say. Banks, com mis. of National Debt, sad Dlv. _ Accoiuital Other Deposits... 12.720.361 Seven day sad other Bibs 40,707 Lemont pursuant to the Act Titt endlog on Wolooulay, June 15. , ARTZEIrf. Government debt.. 1.11,016,100 Other aremitim 3,634,900 Gold men and bul lion 1 633,883 ' Silver bullion ... . 1403.647 IPARTNTRT. Government Seen- Inns 10, 1666. £28,203.856 Mies (Including Dead Weight An. nutty) . Other Securities Notes Gold and Silver Coin 730.17* LASLI,UT The following are the returns of the Irish banks of issue for the four weeks ending the 28th of May : 11- iiii !lave:age circulation during . Alt weeks coding as above. I FS sa4 la pwsrds. U oder LS. p i r 1 P 1 .16 if 6 6pm it 83 " 4 Pa 111 di ml e ID 11 Pr IPm e ls 1 1 9 Ipm it I 1 11 i 4 I I sr p. r m ()ADMAN!' MARIS AND STOCK& No. ledl_ 000 i 110,000: 20,000: 60,000 16.0(6. 19.600 u. OOO .62,500. 1 MondHoe (Limited) 1 Angto-BrozOold , ,Lizo 10 Australian 1 Bon Award Cogi.(LLowl 11 'Bnzil.L.Mll.Co.(lAmi l II Cape • i Ospula C == 10 Cobre Copper 10 [CopWoo (Ited) _ 1 Woo Pedro, N. Dello, 1 ilko Moont.Cot u gz s • Nast Del Roy • ;Pont= (Limited) 10 ?General 1} 'Eapuodri (Limited) I Lames • ILositaulaa (Umlted) 1 Moriquita ▪ 'll.Aureoe 8rat.11.11.0 : 4 Pannleillo C op per 10 PootelmadSllverLead Port Phillip 1 Santa Barli.Gold M.(I. 1 Scottish Austral.: 20 et. John dal Ur Lira. 30 United Mexican 1 Vallananeogiold(Ua. 1 Worthing (Usiditt i: ( S Ynd anamntana I MISCILL•NODI7I. 001CPAILIL I !Wm LI 19 II 90 Par r fr __"° 17 4 72 21 i 2 21 *ma 1 2 T 4 pat idis emu 4 t pm 4 2 pa 22 14 9 10 pm Idis psr 3 1 • 9 03 $2 $2 110 116 109 119 $ 6pa I ledh et 9 Plc it ii !MI 1 pe 411 $P aipTi it IS . fa 1 19 It ° 2 ape Ps Be ellat 6 S Oil 96 86 ti !!pm 1! tipm t Pr. Pm Pm 1 t It aim 104 11 pm $ 1&I 1 2pa IC= le 21 phr 1 poll Ipsn sd 10 Pos di s fpm IS 17 $ 4 pee If If hop 11. i 4 j e 43 44 TS SO se 17 19paa ad 2 1, alla 7 7 1 8 1 2/ 8$ _9l l sr I f e rpm O 0 O 6 if le Obits • 6lpen e Ipa e IP= z 4 le I dfs t Par Om le 24 pa id , 10 11... I' l 10 11 2.pe, Aagle'Waken Xing AustadSan Auatraltanttr e tt a u tt BailinWM/reads Bom Goa ( 'Stith bay & kraerkan land B. & L Mag. TeL Canada eanadtanLo C°ln tanv:L ) graOomputy nge% (Um.) Cosa. of ADJ.:miler. (L) ComanterelaiCnlonana, Osesolidated Dia.. 0 ` Continental rn GuiL CootraetCorporationia Oop.M.Cng,Pret.7ltp.a Credit /fonder _ Do of lgalritlas (L) e'l . • rrt."-P'im..... Ircid Do. 6 p. et Poop. Deb. DlooountOorponale¢ I E. Ind Ito Financial 414 111. Indio InI& a Mita, Clan Com& Ti6.(L o To- _ le ISAwed* Bags sad Ass Come.. BaY.&DoottluhYazin(L Mussels! Corwatios. Pare-rt. Wsreboags (I. r _ 11l vats ( tangled).. o.orodat Pisa Loa.(l, Geo. M om Navies** Ho mo&Coloolal AJ. (L ) liodaou'oDor lallier.Cdt. Ara. 1 amyl,* (Lim. Monet Irthoo-Soo. IL later. Laud Credit (L) lOalloalrelg. (Can. ay.) Do 11p. G. &Is. r IWO I 16 /otntStockDisocant(L) 30 laud Seer Atlas Ala) 16 Load. A 'llan TWIN Lood.andCaledoall.(l.l 2 Cond. Vistnot nes& (L), 611 Load . Plum Aso. (L.)l 110 Do. Now 4 Load.o.owelbasC.(l 11 30 Lied.. lianas. dear 10 Load.frorlinialliarlas Ili 911 Ilaaraa help. & Caul Do. 16 Marino Invest= eot(L 10 Mauritius laiwt,&a.(L 10 &wilt Caton. TM. (L 10 Natal Lind& OoL I II 'rational tea Cum YL. IN Nationsl Mears Nwr.(l, II NerbuddaCoal & L 'L.I N.Zeslaod T.&Lasa(L) 10 !Cent& &arose. la. L Novaileotiao.an&L .L) 26 lOcuati Marino Isom 10 'Orients] CoaaasanaM(L. 1 Oriental Os (Usallath 1 Do. Now 10 Orissa hilandleara(L) Ottoman alaancial (L.) • Ottoman Gas (1 baited 10 I Panama& M. Maas*) • Do. el. Posielv. Luid&Mlia. 41 Prolosalar at 0. now IS Do. New 10 Quebrada L. 6L(L 20 Wm', Iron 1,6 I Do. New 26 litlo J. City buprov. (L) 15 , Ditto ditto Bold YW Steam.., 10- 10..001 4.250 l .T6O 16.00u 1 200.0001. 40,000 10,0 x• 14.t00 1 ikkooot 37.600 100,000! lt000: 00.000 110.000; 60.0001 Ica. Ands. In net (i; I Smith,night. aCoAL ioc.F.nas..l' itcept AI F I I, a I L A IN: lL ,tooth Australian Lail Suninar,aisTelfrepli:, 20 Tel eonsta ae etlhils.(L 20 l'hatneekllerasyla.(l.4 10 Tnut&Arisheyonlea l. 20 T. &t. Co. of U. Canada 6 United[. Toles. Co. (L) Sit Kni.ers„Marineln,.(L) 15.000 j 10 upper Aiwa Te0;11 . 00".; uknool SO VSII bleasen's land... 00.000 I. I Warrant FlasisceLlal. 30,000. SO I Westindla&Paallell L. PREFERENCESHARM. Great Waier;.=o — riii;;;Tir - el;r;;;; - iiim seat. 98k. FOREIGN RAILWAYR. Antwerp sod Rotterdam, 9j. Dutch Rhenish (16 paid), 1 8j j. Great Luxembourg, 10j. Recife and San From:ism, Lim. guar. 7 per mut., 46j. Sao Paolo, Lim. gum. 7 per own. (12 paid), 11j. BOMBAY, BARODA. AND CENTRAL INDIAN RAILWAY.-(THLS DAY.) The seventeenth half-yearly meeting of the pro =sots. Ta o! this . Lia coa t 2 .o pm, was help this dad. at 2: The report, of which an abstract has already appeared in the Express, was taken read. The CHAIRMAN drew attar:dors to the feet that in the very fall statements given of the working of the line the ward " increase " occurred in every ingliabOO, though only 41 additional mike had been opened. The tratio had nearly doubled. The mileage open was 184 and I•LS re mained to be opened. The report was adopted, and after the to:emotion of the other formal business the meeting separated. NODE THAN WIN AND EMIR THAN applies to tie lareeet and best Mock of sprees and weer patterns ever submitted for palate spprovel. werld4emed les. trousers at Alfred Webb Mit,' the orisinsimoa u. sae. .4mtneen Brookotreet. 9IMOTO/1 , 0041%. Men Dined 1161. •I 18 19 1111 It t in I a 40 ►a The Bank of Ireland The Provlnelal Bank o Ireland Ttre Belfast banking Coca] Pan] The Northern Banking Company The Usher Bsaking Coo- The National Bank AvraAos Amourr or coot ono DUILIIO mos mime 927,6671 meal I - 418,8671 103,2601 811.0751 nuoil t 107,160 , t 67,3921 mo,a2 W 7.903 1011,0151 570.9t1l 401,5411 1.267.411 INDDIO AS AMYX. Gold. Stlver; i l Teta. The Bank of Ireland 461,111 91,101 WAS The Protindal Bank of Ireland The Belfaat Banking Company— 1111,961 Met 179179 The Northern Banking Company 140174 13,7eb 163,979 The Ulster Banking Company 103401 30986 132,69111 The National Bank THURSDAY EVININO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to g, ex div., for the Bth of July, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 891 to 904, ex div. The official buil- Dees report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 891, 904, 891; ditto for account, 901, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, , 89 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 89, 1. 1; Red Se a Tele graph, 201 ; India Stock, shut : ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 991: Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. "enlaced" rupee , Pa, 1141. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. The March Exchequer Bills were unaltered at Bs. to 3.4. dis., and the June slightly firmer, at 4s. die. to Par. MINBS.-(THIS DA YJ Two o'CLocz. The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. East Cara Brea shares are in request and better, at 8 to I. East Grenville are quoted 6} to ; Great Vor, 33 to 34 ; East Caradon, 29 to • Market Valley, sto ; Wentworth Conaola, 18 to 17 ; and East Lovell, 19 to it. Bouth Frances shares are officially marked 48. Fortuna and Kapunda shares are inquired for, other foreign and colonial mines being quiet. At Wheal Uny meeting, held yesterday, the a*- counts showed a debit balance of 1581. _ _ At Bryn Owiog meeting, held yesterday, the accounts showed a debit balance of 2681. A call of IL per share was made. We are informed that the long pending dispute between South Wheal Frances and West Wheal Basset mines, as to a question of boundary, Asa, was yesterday decided in favour of the former com pany. The law costa are understood to be very large, the matter having been under the considera tion of the legal authorities for some years. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. LITWOOL, Jena 16. —Salsa to-day :—Cireat Western. 671 —Lancashire and Yorkshire. 113 I—London and North Western, 112 1 1 I—Manchester, fibeMeid, and Lincoln, 571 4 111. 112 -North Eastern (York), 911-Bonth Eastern. 90: —Lancashire and Yorkshire 6 per cent, 136—Sal of Beise's Railway sad Canal rive per Cent., B, 111—Birkenhead, Buffalo and Lake Marco, 613.16 I—Orrat Luxembourg dares, 104 5-16-11exican. 3 per oast, 441 I—Spanish Passives. 311 1— Co6federate Loss, 631 a—U.eepool Finance. d.—llereas tile end Manage Bank ), 9$ p —Ditto new Imes, 94 v.—North Western Bank, 64 p.—Britlah and Yards* Mariam 'Limited'. 21 p.—Maritime Issuance Malted), 7.16 9.-114 e, cantle Marine (Limited), D-16 p —Sharma lianuraace, 1 11-16 p. Thames and Mersey Marine 'Limited , 6 p. —Union Mertes Limited), 2 le p —Liverpool Kaduna, 201—NatInlel Steam N. Company, 540 1 d.—Wert hada and Pacific Steam, St 11 Hag.,• 7173814-. hers wise rather better market, ant shoes were arm. Confederate Loan, 6114—Oreat Eastern, 464 I ; Ditto Preference, Beat Anglian No. 1, 61346—Great Northam A 146—Great Waters, OW 1 7 I-1111nols Central, it 41. Lenewalre and Yorkshire, 1131—London and North Welders, 1124 1 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 571 11 Beldame, S4l 4—Midland New 5 per cent., 31 3-16 p.—Teeth British, all—North Eastern, 1021—Booth Festers. II Thames and Mersey Marine losuranos s p.—taseral Credit, 34 p.—ltadeates Bay, 191—Own linaranee, 14 p---t-learing Cram 6 per cent., pa—Antwerp and totterdsm,ll 11.16. C HURON RATES IN DISTRICT PART/MS.4.—The appeal in the ow of " Gough v. Jana," which will decide whether church rates are legally leviable in new district parishes noder the existieg law, steads tenth in the list tf comes for hearing balms the Judicial Committee of the Privy Cooped. who have jest eneimenced their ninny. itarOitu MINTING IN PRTIRROTTOOON. —OR Wed eseday evening a crowded meeting wee held in the Cora Exclaim', Peterborough, oil the question of parlismeatery reform. The meetieg ores addresaed by M. Whalley, 11. P., and other speakers. Reeolntioris were peened in favour of the 6I fraechiee, sad it wee resolved to organise a reform aseiciatioe for the district. Chrome were given at the okras of the proceedinp for Mews. Gladstone 'ad Baits& Mr. Harkey, one of the members for the city. seat a /otter apologinag for his &Seines from the meeting, and stating that, though he was favourable Wan alteration of the fraa shies, he was afraid any considerable lowering of the suf frage would lower the standard of electors. Nisi YORK BIRDS. —The large tlocki of birds that are seen Aring about the city, from garden to palm, are these handsomest of spring visitors, th e cedar for cherry) birds. In beauty of colour, grace of shape. smooth ness of plumage, these birds are unrivalled. But they have two notable defects—they do sot slag, and they do steal cherries and other small fruit at on unconscitioalde rats, Nothing ma be more impudent than the conduct of them charming little vagaboode ce they hop ghost moos the limbs of a cherry Moe, picking out the dust fruit with practised rye, leering coolly down on the he stares op at them, sad wagging their taftod MrisZat as at him. At present, however, pending the fall do t of the cherries, the cedar-birds an doing a "iro• sere, busmen moues the bogs and worms —oblige, the measuring variety—that infest all the parks and gardens is uncommon swarm. In doing this they ears not only the protection of the community, but any mearstable pro titv oherrhe Is their eessoo.—New }orkJourrial. ICNOL• ND AND SWITZERLAND.—" It has evidently bees Mr. Benson's object to reinter themiiirals In point of beauty of decorating to the elegant Sew knicknaelta, and at the rase time to preserve the characteristics of an English watch— strength, durability. and accuracy. In point of decoration his watches are certainly uniurpamed...—etendard, Nov 16, 1881.— Cbrewometee, duplex. levee, borlzonal. repeaters. centre mooed& keyless unlit seconds, mid every description of watch, adapted to all elloatts.—Benint Illustrated Pamphlet 'free by pool for two stamps; contain a short history of horology, with prior. sad enables those who lire In any part of the world to select a clock or watch. Prim medal sad hoenurehle men his, dames NI and l&—J. W. Bonn, Ludgete.hill, E. C., wan* red clock maker by ',odd warrant of appointment to H.R. 0. the Prince of Melva. Yenhilebod 17i.—ledvenwevaruLl 107 110 Si U la id 74 74 7$ 7$ 108 IN 3 4 6- 101 i 1064 103/ M 3l - 4i 101 .... lla 613 igr 14 9 n I ... 11 L 6* g 301 _l4 a - IS 71- In 67 0 tat 21 001 $6,000 100,000, 10.000 / 1 .616 1 11.000, 10,000, 100,000, 75.0001 26,000, 20,000, 16,000, 10,000 108,816 100.000 60,0001 10,000 100,0001 tsi,sioe 11,000 43.174 14 00,000 $O,OOOl 000 I,OODI IMMIX I 8.91 i so,ooel 4teeel NAN 0.000 17,500, WAN 12.600 10.000! 10:000 100111161 10,0 X. t77,000L 10.030! iii:o* ' s :*l iiiiii I 109.0001 879.1751. 70,000 10,000 15,000 110,000 io,ouo[ _ _ 1 ~~? 100,000 1 1/0,111101 1100,00.1!1 60,006 1000000 $O.OOO rotooo 10.000 11.004 VOW 20,010 176,000 - iisial io, - 000l 6,006, 20.000 40.0301 80,000 10,000 108 000 60,000 10 80,000 000' iV.iiii ; 0." 6 * 12,50 i), 4600 1 .00,0001 1 10,0001 17,0,1 4 -z& a I 192 6 1 3 10 1 i 4 1 i _dim 2 i - i . I L 3.733.4tb 1,54,1164 Total. 1,01,1601 A 4,6bN900 50L946 A •