The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings to BMW. —(Betor; Shp inTrtiTaa 131aab;;:ii•lior, aed This was the lad Crown paper day this term, The cases which came before the court had reference to rating and poinu arising under the Local Boards of Health Acts of parely legal and local character, and the right of a railway io repair a certain portion of a road under a railway bridge. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings is Banco.—(Before Lad Chief Baron Pollock, and Barons Martin and ChannalL !RE ATTORNEY-GMIRLL W. LORD LILIORD.—JUDOKINT. The court gave judgment this man.bg in this car, which was an information for suceession dity &timed on behalf of the crown in respect of the eneeeseion of the defendant's late father, Thomas Atherton, Lord Lilford, to certain real property. The defendant is now tenant far life in the possession of property in the counties of Northampton sad Lancaster and elsewhere in Great Britain, under his father's will, dated 24th February, 1841. The late Lord Lilford died on the 15th March. 1861, and the question for the court was whether upon his death the duty on his SUCOOIIgOO ceased to be Parablo, or whether it was • continuing charge upon the real property in respect of which is claimed. The can was argued at considerable length • few days ago. Mr. Baron Martin cow read the judgment of himself and Barons Bramwell and Channell in favour of the crown. The Chief &iron differed from his learned brothers, and was of opinion that the defendant was entitled to judgment. The majority of the court being of opinion that the duty was payable, judgment was entered for the crown. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) uzwrrr r. itawm AND NUFWIIT. Dr. Spina for thOpetitioner. The parties were married in 1855, and they lived together till lame year. They had one child. The petitioner was • person in the employ of Mr. Rose, the optician. In the spring of 186 d the respondent deserted him, and went to cohabit with • traveller, • toy manufacturer, in Hounds. ditch. Her husband received her back, but altar living with him for a' week or two, she eloped • second time, and re• turned to Murphy. Decree nisi with mats. LORNASS r. LOWDIB3 AND BELL. - . . Mr. Salter for the petitioner -- The marriage was in 1352, Lowman being a confectioner, in Lissonatrast, ilarylebooe. They lived together for about ten years, and during that time had nine children, of whom four were still living. They were not on very good terms, the respondent being charged with having been careless, extravagant, drunken. and violent in her habits. At last they separated, the petitioner allowing hie wife a pound a week. She had since lived with Bell, who had been a shoprnan in the employ of her husband. Decree nisi with costs. ANDREWS V. ANDREWS. . . . Mr. Searle. for the i•liiio.;,,7l;;Trileof • cab-driver at Chelsea. When she was married, in 131, she was • widow with two children, and she bad a freehold pro pert of about 351. • year. Andrews turned out to be • drunken, idle ruffian, and from the first he bad treated his wife with the greatest brutality, bis object being to get possession of her little property. He had been bound over to keep the pew. several times, but he had nevertheless been guilty of • great number of the most unmanly threats and assaults, for which the peti tioner now sought • judicial separation. The Court decreed • separation as prayed. Mr. Huddbaton, Q.C. (specially retained) made an ap plication to the court in reference to the case of Mr. Frede rick Buller, who was committed to take his trial at this court for in decent conduct. He stated that he had attended in discharge of his recognisancea but the principal, and, in deed, the only witness for the prosecution, had not at tended, and there did not seem to be any probability that she ever would do so, auel he therefore applied for the dis charge of the recognisancee of the defendant Mr. Poland, who was instructed to prosecute, said that it was quite true that the prosecutrix had not attended to rive her evidence, and although the police had mad* full inquiries they could hear nothing about her, and it ap peared that her husband, who was a very respectable man, had heard nothing of her SIDES the last session. He also thought it right to state that there did not appear the slightest evidence that the defendant was in any way in strumental to the absence of the witness . . . Mr. Justice Crompton said he thought that upon these facts be ought to grant the application for the discharge of the recognisance.. If there had been any probability of the witness attending at the next session be should hays allowed the case to stand over ; but as it was, he thought be ought not to do so. Of course, if the witness could be found the charge might then be proceeded with. The recognisance@ were than ordered to be discharger'. Prederiek Pehr Knight was charged with the man slaughter of George Harrington. Mr. Poland, who appeared for the prisoner, said be was instructed that he was not in a fit state of mind to plead. and Mr. Gibson, the surgeon of Newgate, and • medical gentleman connected with the H•nwell Lunatic Asylum, gave evidence that he was io an unsound state of mind. It will be remembered that the prisoner and the deceased were both inmates of the Hanwell Asylum, end that the occurrence took place in that establishment. The jury returned • verdict that the prisoner was of un wound mind, and unfit to plead, and he was ordered to be detained during her Majesty's pleasure. Timott Merry, labour,,, was charged with the maealauchter o John Eames : . . . Kr. Giffard and Hr. Baialey prosecuted ; the prisoner was defended by Mr. Ribton. The original charge preferred against the prisoner was one of wilful murder, but the grand jury ignored the bill, and found one for manslaughter only. The circumstances out of which this charge arose took place at a public-house in Bell-street, Paddington. It appeared that on the 'reale( of the 19th April last, between 9 and 10 o'clock, the prisoner and deceased were in the Brazen Head public.bouse, drinking with a number of others, when a quarrel arose between them, which resulted in a fight between the pr!. sonar and Eames, in the course of which the prisoner took a knife from his pocket with which he stabbed the deceased in the stomach. He was taken to the hospital. where he died shortly after from the effects of the wound inflicted by the prisoner, the knife haring penetrated to the bowels. The pars footed the prisoner Calif'', and he was sen tenced t ten you. penal servitude. &ohm Leander, a person of ladylike appearance, 8111TeD• dared to take her trial for misdemeanour. in having unlaw fully kept an establishment fur the remotion of lunatics. without a limns@ for that purpose. Mr. M. Smith. Q.C., was specially retained, with Mr. Giffaid, to prosecute on behalf of the Commiseioners of Lunacy. Serjeant rellantine was specially retained, with Mr. Robinson, for the defence. It appeared that the establishment that was the subject of the charge was railed Sims-house, at Turaharn-green. sod that it was avowedly iuteoded to receive merely imbecile persons, and was origioallv under the management of a committee of ladies, and was partly supported by charitable contributions, but by degrees it had fallen under the sole management of the defendant. It was proved that there were a considerable number of inmates in the establishment, and accord.og to the evidence of Dr. Christie, a physician of considerable eminence io connexion with the disease of insanity, that six of these persons were lunat'.n. The defence to the charge was that the alleged lunatics were merely imbeciles, and that consegnently the defendant bad not infringed the law by keeping them in her establishment without having a license. The jury found the defendant Guilt", and she was di• retied to enter into re 7ognisauces to come up and receive jnil,nient if called upon to do on. with the underatanding that such alteratiom should be made in the witab:ishment M would meet the requirements of the commiesioners. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. TNT. COLITTRT KAN AND THE HRARPETtS. ..... G Yong. John Millard. and Henry Smith, de renti,..,remed but vulgar looking men, were brought before fdr. Woo:etch, charged with another not in custody in de frauding William Pridmore out of a silver watch worth 5.. and :10s, in money. by means of cheating. The prisoners are well known to the police as being con• nerterl with an extensive gang of "cobbler.' and sharpers attending revs and lurking about the public places in the metropolis. The prosecutor, a gentlemen's servant from the country, ludring in Falcon-square, said that about 7. o'clock 013 (be l reriuw afternoon be was standing near the Water:, o raiiwas Arition, when Millard came to him and add it was a hoc day. They got into Coollolllliloo, aid walkeddownStam ford—treet and entered a public-house, where they had a glass of ale. Another man joined them, saying that he had just come into a fortune and meant to have a spree with the money, at the same time betting Millard he would thr,w stone further than be did. Millard accepted the bet, the other man produced a handful of Dotes, and he litlueved that wituesa should accompany them to see fair play. He proceeded along one street and tit. 'nether until they came to a beer-shop in Tower•treet. where Millard said there was a long 'kat!, ground. When they sot there they were informal it was closed- and while etan&ag at the bar the other two Prisoners eime in, and they got taming for money with Mil• lard and the other nolo. who won almost every time, and they tat ied over what appeared to be iotea and gold. .. -- PLDFoarsrr.—Kiag Bongo, Ambassador, Allimos, sad Roandhsad. ROYAL HUNT CUP. Nra: mile. - - Argonaut,S;cciarOneter, Vivid, .Index,/ling of the Vale, Exchequer. Cadiz, Aurelian, Principal, Gem of the Sea, Tattoo, Columbia, Columba. Welcome, Cairn Castle, Wokin, Beverley. Trumps, Birclfinder, Bacchus, Taraos, Stockings', Taderuus, Lustre, Canzonette, Teje, Tookooi, Humphrey, Welbeck, Greenland, Oberon, Amelia, Odine, Criais, Alpheus, Evelina, Iphigeaia, Wandering Minstrel, Sheridan, Castle Espie, Olivia, Lytham, Clairvoyant., and Bold Houghton are here. PAID Forum - tr.—Despair, Nebuchadnezzar, Ileahey, Belle of the Vale. Blue Bell, Grosvenor c, Denims, Old Orange Girl, Lapidist, Erin-go•Bregh, Caroline, Horse Marine, Madcap, Baloran*. and Dosfoot. FERN HILL STAKES. About half a mile. Maulasy, Knight of Snowdoe, Attraction, King Hunch. back, Vision, Brioche, Linda, Mcestissims, Amber, La Hechante, and Durham. PAID Fourarr.—Effigy, Puritan, Blarney, Brahma, and Britannia a. TWELFTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. T.Y.C. Tod;obeli, Kraig, Thor, Lady Tredegar, Tenayecm, La Fortune, Itothomago, Adams@ f, Dilly Dilly, Convent. Darderieare, Blooming Heather f, Arkansas, Rightslla, and Night Watch are hare. SIXTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Old mile. Claremont, Baragish. Outlaw, Rappel, Historian, Tailor, Bredatnante, Dilston. Corinthian Tom, Light, Gams Ladra, King John. Evelima, Tomato, Cceur de Lion. Clairvoyant., Guerilla, Alpheus, Major, Redcap, Goldylocka, MyrtiDun and HoIlyto: are here. ARRlVED.—Deerfoot, Hellman, Gardner, Lord Dotlaa, Master Richard, The Turner, Mail Train, Gib raltar, Flying Horse, Alchymist, Antidote, and Ganiecock. LATEST BETTING. BUNT CCP. 4 to 1 apt Ereltas (t) 100 to 8 Olin (t) 100 to 8 Amelia (t) 100 to 8 Turco@ (t) SCRATCHED .—Taje. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon the Wharncliffe meeting, ad journed from this •26th ultimo, for the cotisidesation of the r tuaining bills by or in which the South Wmteru Company ere interested, took place yesterday ; Mr. Canna in the chair. The only bill ready foe consideration wan a bill for making and maintaining the Tooting, Merton, and Wimbledon ex- tension. This it was explained was brought in by an inde pendent comp►ny, and the only clause affecting the South Western was one authorising tramc arrangements. A resolution approving the bill was put and carried. The CHAIRMAN, in adjourning the meeting to Thursday, the lthh, expressed the deep regret of the directors at the sad accident that bad occurred on the line on the previous evening. They were making every inquiry as to who was to blame, and the public might rest assured that in whatever quarter that blame might rest that punishment would follow. He wished further to add the grateful acknowledgments of the board for the kindness ►nd forbearance shown by the from whom no mariner or symptom of discontent beery beard on the lameutobie OCOLPIOO. The meeting wan then adjourned to Thursday next. ROBINSON V. ROBINSON AND Li PETIT. In this cue the court granted a decree nisi. The petitioner was also the petitioner in the celebrated diary case of Robinson r. r.obinson and Lane. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Justice Crompton.) THE CASE OF MR. BULLER. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1864. Millard induced 'asses to bet, and he last 300., all the mosey he had, is a few moments. Millard then advised him to bet his watch toptlast Si., telling Ma he would be sure to win as the fourth man woe drank. He told him he should not do that, but he would go and fetch U. They then told him that he had better leave hie watch as se curity for his coming back. Gibbous said he would accom pany him as he had lost, and must also go and fetch money. He handed the watch to the fourth man Is Mil lard's sod Smith's pram" sad quitted the bearehop. They had proceeded about a quarter of a mile when Gibbons stopped sad said he did not know anything of the three meu, and advised him to go beck and demand the watch, sad he would welt for him. Witness returned to the beer shop, but the men haddecamped, and nothing was Maws of than by the beershop-keeper. He gave information to the polka, and the prisoners were (anima In • public-hotline in the Southwark-bridge-road with 50s. on them se well as cards aad flash now, cheques, and medals. The fourth had escaped. Mr. Woolrych remanded them for a week. IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) The Sfliui took the ehair at a quarter put 12 o'clock. LONDON DOCKS, ST. KATHARINE DOCK. AND VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK AMALGAMATION BILL. On the second reading of this bill, Mr. LOCKE said the bill was an attempt to do by a side wind what its promoters were afraid to ask openly. It was a violation of the understanding on which the docks ware allowed to be constructed, and would throw a monopoly into the hands of the dock companies. He moved that the bill be read a second time that day six months. Mr. CAVE hoped the hones would not moat to the motion of the hove and learned gentleman. It was not correct to say that any tax wan imposed by the bill on craft not belonging to the dock company. It was nothing more than an attempt to carry ow t the object for which the docks were originally constructed. The bill could be referred to • select committee. Mr. LAYARD said that a similar attempt to the present was made in 1855, and wao detested by the house. It was true that no tax we placed on craft belonging to the wharfingers, but so many impediments were thrown in their way that it would virtually gip a monopoly to the dock companies. Sir M. VETO wished to know from the right hon. gen ' Memo the President of the Breed of Trade whether a de potation, comisting of re Wives of the dock Gau parties and wharfiagers, did not wait upon him and agree to I the principle of the bill Mr. M. GIBSON said he understood that both parties agreed to the principle of the bill. There were two clauses to which the wharfingers objected. He thought the bill might be referred to a select committee. Mr. J. A. SMITH said the real question wee whether the dock company should get the power of imposing vexatious impediments is the sutra:ice and exit of lighten to the docks. 1i T LOCKE said he would withdraw his mosedment Co the understanding that the mitten in diapttte were to be arranged by the Board of Tiede. The amendment won this withdrawn, and the bill was read a second time. INTOXICATING LIQUORS BILL. Several petitioes having hew presented in favour of this Mr. LAWSON rose to move its second reading. Be was •ware that the bill was not a very popular one in the house, and that many hoe. members would rather it had not been introduced. _ _ [Lots sitting.] LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ay syscrsic YumaLy.a.) ASCOT DIEETING.—(T HIS DAY.) VISITORS' PLATE. Jessie . Oldmineter . . Privateer ... 10 ran. CORONATION STAKES. Breese... Auricala Rouge Crosse . brad. ROYAL HUNT CUP. Gem of the Sea 1 Crisis Retains ... 3 34 rad. ASCOT DERBY STAKES. Siwidley Course. Peon, Kw, Bayard, Calierte. colt, Alpheus, and Myrtillue are hare. SHARE .6161'&-(THIS DAY.) Two °Tung. The railway market has not participated in the improvement observable in the other departments of the Stock Exchange, being dull. London and South Western stock an declined per cent., owing to the serious accident just reported on this line. Metropolitan and Caledonian have also receded 4, and Great Eastern 4. Great Northern continues in demand, and has experienced a further rise of 4 per mat. London and North Western is now quoted at 1114 to ; Great Western, 854 to ; Mid land, Isoi • to 1314, ex the new issue ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1124 to j ; South Eastern, 904 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 464 to 4 ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metropolitan, 1124 to 113 ; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; and Cale donian, 1174 to 1184. Great Southern of India stock is firm, and East Indian dull. Canadian and foreign lines are in active. OOLOIRAL oovizinciarr 1110711,11136. a6O • • • • 200,000 .. 100,000 100,0001.. mow' 10000 _ —64.06,1871 8/0 , 101 106 Do. do. 18811 100 ma. G0v.11p.0., 1307-84. 100 106 106 Do.ipterel7•o.l3Ao6. No 10111 106 D 0.6 peret.1167.3100! 101 104 D 0.6 oLloa.&J 1100 91 06 Do. 6 pot et las. 'looi 91 OS a r e GarP.06.18731100 106 108 188041001 107 100 Do. do. 1890-1,100, 109 111 Do. do. 18911100, 110 111 Ce 10 10n,N0v.1868,66.ct 100' 101 106 1874 .111001 110 111 Maa;ltlas 6 par c 1,187 1 ,100; 107 100 Do. 1876100 100 111 Do. 11810001 los no GovAlpor oent.... 100 100 108 !New Erma Gov. 6 p.et. 700, 101 104 I 8.8.W010s Ov. p.e.1806'100 1001 I Do. Op. 1871 to 1876.100 Hi ISOM , Do./ p. o. 11198 60 1802,100 90e 100 i iNew Zealand II per coot 400, 109 111 . Nova Scotia 6p. 0., 1876,1001 104 106 Queenmlaad Gov. 6p. 01.'107 1 108 110 . 4.Aomt.Oev.ll p. e. Boadoloo 110 112 . Vle..Gov.llp.c.isa &Tali 100! .! Do. do. 0 p. 0.83811100 . 1100 1 109 110 BRITIIIII MINES. SRI Yams. I Pd. ICE price' -. 1.6 iikioo' mom, m, Cambrian Coo. Gold, I Chirerton Clifford Amal Der. G. Con. Craviaik ) Drakewalls !East Basset allopa) li Candon 1 Tsai Caro Brea: I:1.0 30 2111463 &CO 2.6.0 ,81.1211. ~ s..i aroo:u~. IS. W. Russell (T.ivistk.,l °rambler & as Aubro. Ore‘t Utley (Llmited) l Great South Tolges •• I O. W. Vor (Helske) 16reur11142. ui I W I 7.8.6 e 1 IU. 4A8•04 U. 916. - 96 103} .... 100 i 110 91 _id 9 411 CL pnoes. -• zd Dm Par 3 MI 1 t i t • Wm 411/ 14 36 6 5 Ws pm al • 4} 20 et Per 9 26 9 2 6 2 IWs r 24 7 9 1 pm , II die 2, 2 4r 1 pm 1 14 3 I '4 8} MONEY MtIIKET.-(TEM DAY.) Two o'CiocK. The stock markets to-day are rather firmer, the unfavourable impression entertained yesterday by the speculators with regard to the results of the Conference having been partly dissi pated. The funds and some of the chief specu lative foreign stocks have improved to per cent. Home railway stocks are mostly unaltered in price. . . . . The discount market retains a quiet appearance, but there is an indisposition to transact business below 61 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 05c., being 1-16th per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 901 to 1, ex div., for money, and 901 to f, ex div., for the new account (July 8). This is settling day. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent.Consols, for money, 90, ; ditto for account, 9011; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 894, ; India Stock, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041 ; ditto Bonds, 265. die. ; Five per Cent "enfaced" rupee paper, 105 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 114 ; and Exchequer Bills, March, 11s. die. Foreign stocks are firmer, and an improvement of 1 to 1 per cent. has taken place in several instances. Mexican Bonds are now quoted 44/ to 45 ; ditto, scrip, 1 to Of dia. ; Greek, 241. to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 321 to ; ditto, Certificates, 10 to 1 ; Turkish Consolides, 481 to g ; and Confederate, 64 to 60. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 1011; Greek, for account, 241, ; Italian, for account, 69g, 1; Mexican, for account, 441; Moorish, 94 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 49, 481 ; Russian, 1822, 891 ; ditto, 1862, 871 ; ditto 1864, 88g ; ditto Scrip, 4/ prem. ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 451 ; ditto Passive, for account, 321, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 10, 91, 10 ; Turkish, 1E.54, for account, 901 ; ditto 1862, for account, 711, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 561. ' International Financial shares are now quoted 51 to 6 prem. ; General Credit, 31 to / prem., ex the new shares; Mercantile Credit, 81 to 3 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 12 to 1 prem. ; dudson's Bay, 19 to I ; Jlillwall Ironworks, ito i prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, i dia. to par ; and Imperial Financial, 21 to I prem. The City of London, from New York,{ has brought 82,0001. in specie, and the Wave of Life, from Melbourne, 21,0001. _ __ FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are unchanged, at 90} to }, ex div., for money, and 901 to I, ex div., for the account. Bar gold to the extent of 33,0001. has been taken from the Bank for export. A gradual subsidence of speculation is always looked for towards the height of the summer, but it seems to have come unusually early this year, on account of the recent large a_iti rapid creation of new securities. A portion of the new stock is still floating about in the Stock Ex change, instead of being absorbed by the public, and this is, of course, the reason why high rates of "con tinuation" have been charged at many recent settle ments. The process of absorption has perhaps been impeded by the good rates w hich are given fur deposits by the joint-stock banks and other monied establishments—rates whichcontent the public, and during the prevalence of which they feel the less impelled to seek for new Chan nels of investment. During the transition stage—while the surplus of shares in new projects is being gradually transferred from speculative to permanent holders—it cannot be a matter of sur pri•e if prices suffer ; but, assuming—what appears to be the case—that the majority of the new under takings are well based, and will be well managed, there can be little question that the experience which the public will gain from them will tend rather to the encouragement of fresh enterprise than the reverse. It is just this experience, how ever, that is now wanted ; until the public see what is likely to come of their present investments, they are disposed to bang back from further commit ments, and their hesitation is naturally in creased by the uncertain state of foreign po litics. Under these circumstances it would appear that the revival of speculation, looked for so ardently in many quarters, is not likely to take place until later in the year, when, it is to be hoped, the securing of a good harvest will give a new and legitimate impulse to confidence. Meanwhile, there is the encouraging consideration that the great bulk of our commitments in the shape of public corapanits and other new enterprise refer only to home expenditure, involving, therefore, merely a transfer of money from one pocket to another ; and there being no present prospect of our entering into large foreign engagements at the present period of the year, there is every 'ground to hope t:,ut the state of the money market in the autumn will be such as to afford ample encourage ment to all bona tide enterprise. The Keut has arrived from Melbourne w;:h 14,500'. in gold. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented no alteration of importance. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0 g to ; ditto, 8 days, 11.17 to 18 ; Rotterdam, 3 tuonths, 12.0 i to I ; Ant werp. 3 months, 25.65 to 7 3; Hamburg, ins. 'ammo, months, 13.8} to : Paris, 3 .lays, 25.223 t0:123 ; ditto. 3 mouths, 25.623 to 73 ; Frankfort-on-the-Mama 3 months, 120 to g ; St. i'etsesoorn (per rouble), 3 months, 324 to d ; Vienna, elf. do.. 3 mouths, 11.82; 74; Trieste, ed. do., 3 months, 11.823 to 74 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to g ; Cads. 3 mouths, 48 to g ; Leghorn, 3 months. 25.70 to 75 ; GOIIIOI4 mottos, 25.70 to 75 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.75 to $0; Naples. 3 mouths, ta5.75 to 80; Palermo, 3 month, 23.75 to SO ; Messina, 3 mouths, 2%75 to SO ; Lisbon. 30 days, 511 to 52 ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to 52. Application has been made to the Stock Exchange Committee to appoint a settling day in the shares of the undermentioned undertakings, viz.: Impe rial Bank of China (Limited) ; City of London Real Property Company (Limited) ; Otago and South land Investment Company (Limited) ; Millwall Iron Works Company (Limited) ; National Provincial Marine Insurance Company (Limited) • Lisbon Oil Mills Company (Limited) ; European Central Rail way Company (Limited) i British Shipowners Company (Limited); and International Contract Company (Limited). Yesterday was settling day in the shares of the East India Financial Association (Limited), British Colonial Steamship Company (Limited), Oriental Financial Association (Limited), and Belted Mer thyr Collieries Company (Limited). A call of Ed. is to be paid on the 10,000 new shares of the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan by the Ist of July. With a view to make an independent investiga tion into the position of the Loudon and Middlesex Bank (Limited), a number of the shareholders have addressed the following letter to the directors. It is believed that numerous instances of gross mis management will yet be brought to light. To the Board of Directors IA the Loodos and Middlesex Book (Limited), in I: nidation. Gentlemen,—We, the mderaiped shareholden, hereby give you notice that, agreeably to the arrangement entered into before the Master of the ROIL on the 18th April last, we intend forthwith, masted by an accountoit, to com mence and pursue an examination of the books, vouchers, sad *counties of the said bask, and to take such copies sod extracts therefrom an we shall dean neoessary to elucidate its true tusocial politico. We therefore respectfully beg that )ou will immediately give directions to toe custodians of the said books and pipet,' to afford us all requiaite j 9aNd'a boot Ilinpton Downs If i nart2..:ny Wont! Iron Oro Iliansdlos ~;iew_Setan , North Downs North Roskear N. Mr. Basset (lllogati, North Wheal Crotty Prosper United Providence (U. Lelaat) IS. Cara•ton (Skeletal S. W. Frances (Illogius, Stray Park Tin C'roft _ . i Wean Barnet (Moon) W. Caradon (Llskeard) Wert Chlrerton West Raton , Wh. Basset Wh. Buller (Bodruth) Wheal lolcott W. Si ary Ann (MenhoD : itVbesl Sltoo . wh. Trelawney (Llak )1 Wheal Unica 191 3.9.0 t&O 7.1.6 10.6.7 1&1&6 30.17.6 j aii 7 7ORKIGZ MINES. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. JCall 7. -Bales to-day :-Great F.astern. 47- J/colon and North Western, 1111 II 8-Manchester. ii`ieffeld, and Lincola. SO-Midland lei. shares, 21 -North British, s:j-North Staffordshire, 7nl s-North tioinn A, .28-Grand rook of Canada, N.-Antwerp and Rotterdam, 0: -Liverpnol Yinince, d.-Mercantile and Et oh inre Bank Irmitod Ole i 4.16 p-Ditto new shsres, 1.1 1 p -North and B ,nth Wales, - North w et ter,' 7 p -Empire Marine ;Limited , If p.-London and Lan-AsEins Ins,r Ince. 11 11.14 p.-3lariiime insurance (Uniltisi p 4 ',eh insurance, 11 p.- Thames and Mersey Mariut ,Lltulted), 44 31 a3Cfflherlrlt, JrSl 7.-A fair business was done at steady pricy * Great Beaten. 464 f--rarest Northern A. lid 3 4 41- Gr at Western of Canada, 10 1.16-Orceke, 244 1-4/rest Western, CS*, -Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1124-Intto Five per Cent. Pref., 1 I v -London and North Western, 1114- Manchester and County Bank. 41 p.-Manchester, Bhedield, and Lincohishire, 34- New Ditto Fire per Cent. Pref. All paid;, 41-Metrripnlitan, 1134 1- Mes icans. 444-Mlijland New Fire per Cents.. 3 31 p.-North British, 621 1 3 f 1-South Rastern, 90,:-ThAues an I Mersey Marine Insurance, 4 13-16 113-16 1 Crc lit, 31 p.- Chavinghrom Flee per Ceuta, par--Contract Corporation. I, P. -Antwerp and Rotterdam, 91-liudson's Bey, 12i 4.16 -04, irests7 anal Newtown Pref. (1860. lOU-Loudon and Caledonian Menne. 4 p.-Natlonal Steam, 1 d. BIRILOGRAIt, Jr1017.-Treasectlons reported : Birmingham Town and District Bank, at 16-Patent Shaft and Astetree, at 11 p.-Midland Contract, al2 'Jd. p. Cloilna prices: Sirs minsham. Wolverhampton. and, Stour Valley. Pi [OOl-Midland, al4 Five per Cent. Preference, 21 to 3p. -South Staffordshire, lOs to 141-Worcester and Birmingham Csnala. 11 sellcrs miughana Bank, 361. sellers-6 °neuter Wazon, 11 to 114, -Alliance Eire, 8a 9d. to 10a. p. Maket quiet. CRYSTAL PALACE. SIIILLLNO DAY.—Trai- OLT, Jun 7.—A4oiatioos on Damen*, ; ditto by stsaoa Licata, 1,156 ; total. 4,935. ORDINARY BRUM AND STOCKS Sli. I Pd. I EartWAlB. I Cl yeste using rd Pri." I 8111.6 1.4147 1* 1 all Bum., Wot& Mow Vs/ 8 Be Bt. 1 I 100 lltythaad Tyne —.— 10 all Bostoo,BlsaardAt *LC lle 11 SR 100 Bristol sad Bzetor BB 1111 54 4 Bt. 100 ;Caledonian llB 119 1164 MI an Cork and Bandon — * all 'Cornwall I I 19 all IDo. Aj A nodlv. until 11! —. .. !MI all :Do. nlp. a. Mps/dte M 1 lie all ,DsibUn and Bs.func,' 86 BY .. 16 all D un dee ,Parthek•ll.Ja , le 17 .... Mt ! Zdtobarglaand Glaspow l i 91 MI Bt. 110 ' Glasgow sad &Western 103 106 U. 160 !Great Buten Ord. EMI 46 AT BR 100 I Do. • Stock Bt. 105 , Do. I. Ang. Stk., No 2 6} Ye el 0 St. 100 .0T08: Northotikotlandl . —. Bt. 1001 OrestNorthern I 131 133 Bt. 100 Do.• I • rec. ao die. un-! 143 146 144} St. 100 I Do.B 1 tal 6p. c. la pald 11 , 123 1= 8R 100 Ot. South & West. (Ire.] 91 93 St. 100 IGreat Western 65 66} 65 St. 1100 Do.B4our Yal.Gaa.Btk! Bt. 1100 Do. South War ! 62 66 St ;100 Do. W. Mld.-oMord, 40 43 St. . 110000 Do. Do. Do. Do. li Nersgord eort' 100 36 102 1111 1 Bt. 100 'Lancashire& Yorkddre' , ll2 1124 St 1100 'London and Blaelorall 06 67 66 4 St. 100 Lon.,BilOtnot B.Coad 104 166 06. 100 •London,Chathm.& Do 4l 63 42 St. ,100 ILondon& North Wean. 111 1111 111} } 86 1100 •Loadon&SouthWastero l 91} ft.} 98 stloo , 111a 0 ..8 he t ott Linoolash' 64 65 6 6 4 40 all , Maryport and Carlisle! ... 114 all ! Do. Do. } Share.! St. 100 !Metropolitan St. 100 , Do. New lOB 110 St. 100 'Midland 1604 131} is 1311 304 an 61461 all' Do. New — St. 100 I Do /km. & Derby . I 101 103 za O all Mid. 06 Wn. (Irs.) — —.— 16 all Do. } Shares .. 26 all Mid Kent 10 all Mid Kent 'Cray Lilac — St 100 North British S< 1100 ! Do. Edin.,Certh,Dand ! 54e Bt. 1100 IN. Lantern—Berwisk .. 101 i 108 1014 96 Ili* 1 Do. G. N. K. Pura_ -. Ws 11t. 100 Do. Lee Is 37} 08} 63 I It. 100 ' Do. York 904 91} 8t 100 1 Do. Carlisle — 16 all Do. Siock.&Deznog 96} 37} 07} 26 19 Do. do. 1865-66 * le} pas t •10 Do. do. 160041. Ts 6} pm St. 1 100 INorth London I 123 128 10 ' 6 Da. New .. I 14 14 pen 8t 1100 , North Staffordshire— ' 7/ 75 10 I all• N. &8. Western Jane 104 114 St 1100 Scottish Central ! 121 113 Bt .100 Scottish N.Y.. Aber. Bt.k ' 36 36 an •-• an 86, 100 !Scottish Midland — 10 • all Shrewsbury & WeluhpL ! SR .100 Shropshire Union 64 56 8t 'lOO !South Devon 33 15 34 56 100 'South Eastern Bt. 100 S. Yorkah. & Elver Dun 104 106 0 all Staines. Wokuurbra,&e.• 8 9 8R 400 lan Val* 10 1 all Do. B 6 7pm le 3 Do C I 4 60 an Ulster 16 110' Do. I —. ... 1* !6} Do. Bt. 'lOO • Vale of N ea th llO7 110 St 100 Vletoria stn. & Pimlico St 100 Waterford & Kilkenny.' Bt. 1100 West Cornwall 23 15 Bt 100 W. liartlpl Barth& ILL BILITISH POtiIESSION S. I all , Atlantic& St. Lawrence, 60 100 ,holn.Ber.&C.ln.s.Mp.c., 1031 11 , Do. New 10 ' Do. 1 Sham all 'Buffalo & Lake Mum . all Do. Preference .100 'Buff., Brant,etOodeetch , I i 6p. c. ltda U 18.1,1372, 100 Do. do. Jai 1, l er3 I 1100 Do. do. lone 1,101 100 & B.l.asternsp.c. g., ,100 'Cape T. & Dock Op. c. g. j all Demeraraa p.c.per.pref 100 :Eut. Bengal gn. 6 do ' 1 100 , Tut Indian go. I do ; 15 j Do. 11 Exteuelon 1 15 I Do. 11 do 'lOO Grand hank of Canada! all! Do. Ist 'pref. Gonda • all ' Do. do. defer's,' all I Do. bid preL Bond all Do. do. deferred all , DJ. 3rd prat. Mock all Do. co. deferred' a'll Do. 4th pref. Stock 1 all , Do. do. deferred ;100 (Great reninstda 113 I Do. gua. 6 per cent. 1 1100 Gt. 6. of India K. 5 p. d. .140 Do 4* per cud. 2 Do all Gt. Western of Caned 10 Do. New all Do.6p , Dab; do. do. 10774 • 2 , Indian !Intuit. Limited, 1 1 1 Do. New .100 Madras rut. 5 p. cent 100 1 Do. do. 44 do , 100 1 lb. do. 4dn.— ' 2 1 Do. Fifth Extension 100 !drib. Corp. 6 per c. all Melb. ana Holman's By lt.Bren..tr Quetta A di f. 100 N.E.olCan.6p.c.lat p.ll, 100 Scinde. pus 6 per cana l IMO Do. Delhi do 1 ' 2 Do. do. do 100 Do. ?unison do ' .1001 Do. 'n40564.1 lot. do 106 10 I°3 106, 4 i 31)m Pm lIJi Tli 73 75 VC 64 66 08 55 67 L 6 so 43 46 70 31 7/ 3..) 11 loaf f as lot 10s - ipc. 104 e 104 fki 94 94 JOINT STOCK BANKS. No. I Olt i Basis. 1 P4l - 22A100 100' Agra and r. Ser. Bank . AO KM 100 , AlllauceLoniclArerpool in 10,040 100 Do. New l5 100,000 20 'Anglo AtlatliAll 20,0110 20 Anglo 1t...1,au ,Limited 6 YAW 40 Australiaa all . 7,600 40 I. dew.. ~, . - . - 12,5 e! 20 Bankof BrlttahColunzlns 1J 10,004 25 bauk of laopt 6,000 100 Bank of London 5O 215,400 20 Bank of ot4Lgo ,11eolt, 1 10,0.0100 11aLl,. )f Lli:•zenslaf:l fL: 5J 0.000 50 bankaVhl. ran Aostrl. 6,000 10) bank of W& U . ll. 50,000 10 Bank of es ,, Z, alaito 60,040 20 Brallan.l.l-ortugua.CL 10 15,00 fa) brit & Anwricau Ex_L• 15 20,040 60 ErItlall& C.Alforulaa L 5 2),000 Brltlsh Si.Au3enca.. • all 2.1,Yw 20 C. !AL /olio : Atm, Chit all 7,809 20 Do. fir. `;0,000 2.3 Chrtrd. M. of 111.11. 4,-. *lt B,WOIOO City 20.000 100 Colonial 10,090 25 COM. Monk of 1n.114 dc. 211 190,000 10 Consolidated hank ,L 4 6,099 NA) Continental ;L.) l3 12,990 50 East Lon•fon kticltte.: 5 Cus.4l 545 Do. NrW 10,000 109 ErigUth and trait ; Ulu l5 2.5000 20 Eng.BouLSAu4Lelool4 AU 00 50 1.0,41411 anj Swed•ah 10 49,15. , 9 Loropr..9 Uauk L:r...:0.1 10 10,0011 W Hleduati.Chluattlap.;L 28 19,0 W NV Do. A;rw 1it . ,000 100 Imperial Bank Limited Mi 3,400 104 Do. N ew 135,000 21 Imperial Ottoman • 10 100,000 20 Land Mort. Lk. India 4 24,000 50 Lon. Bk.o ill es iro,&c. I' 5 10,000 100 London Bank of Scot l3 10,410 IN London and Brazilian 40 lOW Lon.B.Ayreuctit.Plate L• 40 20,40 23 Do. do. 24 5,4.0 100 Lon., BU., &A. Staff. ..L 22 10,000 20 Lon. ClLBank et Awari. ail i 10,000 100 Loudon and Colonial I. 15 10,000 50 Li,ndon auo CO'l 4000 100 Lon. filareiv.Con.Es..L' 13 WON 60 London Joint /Vick_ 10,000 100 Lou. and Northern 20,000 2) Loudon& South African, all 6,000 20 Do. Do. New ', all 6,000 100 Lon. & R. Western i Lim : 20 10,040 10, L.a. & Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Batik Una', 1241 24,440 60 'Mercantile & Each= L . 10 24,000 60 ...Do. !iew _ _ io,ouo lte, 'Metro. & Pror. bank k L j SO 6,000 100 Midland !lank 10 10,000 100 'National of LI rerpool , 10 10,000 100 .N.Tro. of tagland 4l ^1.,000 20 W. New ll2 20,000 60 National Bank, New 6 25,000 10 New South WMee all 4.400 100 New Zealand IU/silted . 10 60,000 10 North Western 60,400 25 Oriental Bank Corporn , 20,000 lio - Provinc. of - 26 16,000 20 IStinde,Ptinj.,it Delhi (L 10 20,000 25 duntit Atutaalia 1 alll 10,000 25 ,dnuth fdrieril (Lim., 1 1 10,000 100 Stand, of B. S. Africa 2.11 2,650 10u , Do. do. 60,000 ZS Quinn of AnstraIIA 10,0.0100 UnP.n of Ireland (1.. m)! 22 44000 60 .Vlll.mat Loudon CL prtoes. 133 tti v. , 34Pla Kni vs i9} Is}pm 9 19 pm:! 9 10 p 10 12 pm par 1 pm 6 9 70 No. 95. oomninra. 16.040, 10 • Anglo-Ignican Mint *LW) , 2.5 •Australlan ta,oo L & In. L 47,000' 10 •BerllnWaterworks (L.), 60.# 6 Lkontiop Oaa (Limited S. 60 British American Until 666.78.5 L , St 'B. L L Mri6. Tit ( 1 3; • •1 8,915 IliiiCaneda Company , 60,00: 10 'eanalienLoandann.l3) : 2.5,000 20 Ceylon Company 20,0053 60 ;City °Mee, (Urn.) I 60,000 10 Com. of AfricadiMer.:LO; 60,604 50 Commerciall:ntou,lna, • SLOW SO Coneolidate4 DM.. (Pail 17,600 20 'Continental 1:11.0as(L. ) •••• 40,006 101 ;ContrectCorration.Ll 12,000 23 ;Cop.M.Pag.,Prei.7llp.c , 10,0`i , 50 Credit Fonder 10.000 s 0 , Do. of Mauritius (13; 51 Credit Mobilier 10028251 Pt. 'Crlstal Palace 1130,8202' Bt. I Do. Preference 160 k 277,006:- St Do. 6 p Peep ; Deb - 2/1 201 - 07 it 105} 101 $ 4 1001 41 3•103. -130- 71 F MI .... 11 I 6 1 .. 34 - 134 ... Ili ld 21 IL 13 e I $3 IZI 63 21 3} 25k - In 21) 1 4 I 63 ST - FRI 59 61 95 94 9 1 3 10 40 40 42 ilt 3940 7 9pm 7 9pm 66 67 Y 4 14411 67 69 mi 61t 10.000 100 'Dieecitukorporailon 60.00.1, 2) 1- 11014 Irrig. 6 Canal 100.006 10 EaptianCom.*Trd.(L 1179.11761. St. !Electric Teiegraph 70,600 S ;Roc end Aot.. 10,020 100 15 oOu 100 Financial Corporation. I 6,000 S 0 'Financial Dtaeount (L) ; 30,0V0 20 Fore-st. Warehouse ifs i 125,000, 20 G.Creditilt Fut.ofLon.iL 20,0001 16 !Gen. Steam Navigation 100,05 20 'Hai!sof:l'3ls 5000' 60 Imperial Ftnaoell (1 1 1 26,0001 2 Indian Carr) ins (Lim )I 160,05. 2) 'lntermit. rlnan.so. (L ) 60,000, 20 ;Can. Car. 1 1000000 100*. p. C. Ws. r. In3oi 60.000, 1) 'JointSteickDiacoant:LP 13,000 50 Land necnritles Um -20,W.. 26 Lon& African Trading, 20,000 2.3 I Loml.andCaladon.N.iL 1105 6 . Lond.lastrict Talc& (L): 10.00" 60 hound. Find Also. 10,000 10 Do. New 174000' 4 Loud. G. Ocnoltais C. (L 10,0i0 60 '1,03.1., Dalton, &c Stm. 505, 20 , Load. Prorincialltartne (mom) 2) Madras !rho. & 5000, 20 Do. 10,000 5 , Marina Investment ',L )! 11600, 5 Mauntini Lawil,&c.'L 12,004 10 I Ifedit. Eaten. Tel 20.000 SO r Ifercan.CreAltAwo.;l-1 , 12,600 10 !Natal Land& Col. C. (I. /30,000 26 Natoinal Ota. Cora. (L 10.000, SO National Financial ;L.), 5000 100 Nat...nal/Mesa Nay. (14 ' COW 20 INerbaiiilaCaal & 1 L, 5.50.1' 26 N.tealand T.klaan;L) 40.0001 60 N. Brit. &Mem-Anil). 5,000 2 NorivicottaG.andL 5.050 26 Ocean Marius Insors; 10,000, 20 dr4oolCommercialiL Ida 600 1 1 , ' Oriental Cu Limited 60,000 1 Do. New 00,000: 10 OrleaLlnlaud SteanCL) 10000. 50 flttom...• financial 10,00 i, 6 ottoman Ga. (Limited 12,500 10 P20521212.M.:d.eam,1 ' 2,640, 6 . D. d 0.... 1100,u0td St. Prel2.l2.LandllEn.(L 10,000 60 'Pero:dui-2. S J. Steam 20,000 60 Do. New 11,000 10 Quebrad3 L., E., 11.(1 , 10,600 50 Rhymoey Iron 10,0 V is i tie+ .__ 4,2a0 5 Cfoj. eity Imyrov. 19.75 u . Ditto ait to ... Ti;K:, '7; ....! too,clow. ;L: 40,00)' 50 ,mith, 20,0 X. '2O 10 : 00.) Kt IS:Atrium XS I. 111 AI. 25 00th Au:An:hau taut . 280.0!.:0!. 37,10 C 20 'Tel Coley.. ue 4 M4i ;L 100.000 20 harne.s4 51,.r ,L 12,50 C 10 'hurt &Aitrls 11. L 50,00 t) 20 .T. & L Csuadal 30.0 w 5 l.'altedK.Teleg CO, rt., I 60,00..0 27 l'Eavers.starmo lar.. I 25.000 10 ,l'pper A sum Tr% Lm. 10.0 e. SO VIM IN. men's Lane'... 20,001 50 !4 arrsLt Finance Llm. 10,000 50 Wert.ndLut Nettle , t., PREFEIZENLE SIIAREi. a. Work. zd, 17 19 Par 9 1 91 ill ire ' 1 36 67 61 TT et ids jinn Tb Pio l idts irrul Pr Pm plc edts ,ers 11 t. ptn• 14 '2 pmi 24 91 IZripml Idls p.r 31 419 mi 82 34 110 114 100 13 6.p.sa, 2 17J1~1 _ad 12 - 11 i Pe lu2 .i* I 1 pm, * 1 pm: 4 ) 6 poll 3 88. 01 Zn bi 28 I 1} ipm 19 194 21 2ipm I pm 6 pm ) ! 4 Sa 66 Eb 2) 21pm 1 2pm P )801 22 }Pm 12 Itival 1111 peal 2 110119 1 2p¢ l ham 20 21 61 7 7e 1 In 19 } iii} 14 1 Ef 21 Paz 1 pm. A I I 8f 9 pm' 1 l:pn , 9f 10pm e La par I I lemnl 12 to !Pm I If 2 pm 161pno 2 6 pgal I' li:1, 21 par ipm! tths: 7T; 44 6i xd a, 43 4 S 1 81 13 21prei 1 I }.w •T to I Si 22 69 91 *Dm' 13!) 140 dla Si *4114 par 1* 11,214 3.1 3. 45 (:) *oils pm 4; Own lipmultu 1: IAL - IPrd 1, 21 pus 19 11 1.111 ipm 11 11p.i. xd Great Northern 5 per cent., redeemable at 10 per cent. pram.. 110 t. Midland Consolidated 4j per Preference Stock, redeem able,lolt,. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Auteterp and Rotterdam, 9i. See Paulo Lim., guaranteed 7 per rent. (ill p►id), 20. MINES.-(TLiIiS DAY.) Two o'Ciocx. The mining market is dull today, and where any variations Lave occurred in prices they have been in an adverse direction. East Lovell shares have declined to 18 to 19. East Gren ville to 4 to I ; and Wheal Grenville to 81 to Great Vor are quoted 34 to 35, and East Cam Brea to 81 to 91. St. John del ltee shares are inquired for ; trans actioui are recorded at 44, 1, and 43k. are also firm. TIM FORTIFICATIONS IN THE Soli:ST.—The Needles Poist &glary, io the Isle of Wight, is now armed with s t Armstrong 110-poneders. VALUE or LAND IN lismrs.—Laod has become so imitable in Hampshire that all green spots. not common land. b 7 the side of hedgerows, are being enclosed. Tan to choice and strong, moderate prier and wMoleeome to ex. nose savantsi;;ltsv• secured for thl.4 t..% geooral pretcrocce. It u sold in p.o:koto by 2..140 agouti. —( A ly.rt.oru.ont. I No. I 81. I 36,484 2 .tlitusillos (Limited' 10),000 1 Anglo- Bru. Goll,Lim 20,000 20 'Australian 76,000. 1 Bon Accord Cop. (Lim ) 10,000, 6 Bradt La IL Co. (lAm ) . 16,000, 10 Cape Copper ,Limited' 15.000 0 Capulagiver (Limited / I 12,004 40 .Cobni Copper 10,00^, 20 . I Copispo iLlmited) 104,000 1 bon Pedro, N. Del Rey; 76,0001 1 (Dun Mount. ([lm.;. 25,000. 3 6liast Del Eel (Unitod) 25,000' 2 Fortuna ( Limited) MOM' 20 General 44000 16 Ximunda (Limited( 16,000 3 Linares 10,000 1 6 J.usitanlaa (Limited) 1 103,816; 1 Glariquita 100,0001 2 St Aureos Brax.G.M.(L. 14,000. 4 Psoulcillo Copper 10,000, 20 PwitebaudSlirerLead 100,0001 6 Port Phillip Saute Barb.Oeld M. (L ) I Scottish Austral. (lint ) St John del Rey (Lim', rolled Mexican (Lint i , 'VallanzaseaGold.Lini.; Worthing (Limited) I Yudananautana (Lim.l i 11.000 41,174' lU 60.003: 1 91,000 1 46.000 mzsmLAN: and aim Inform out whet ot. sod when we shall be able to conunesoe our examir —We an, gentlemen, Your obedient serves* Marla) JOIEN HRNIT COOK. M.D. Joss Wawa Kam • HUIT THOMAS LAJOIRT. WK. S. Berm. T. Runs. - J. FORD. Lambe, Jane 7. E Wierscorr. The rejection of the Great ?Astern Railway Northern Junction Bill was followed yesterday by a fall of per cent. in Great &stern Railway stock, and a rise in Great Northern, especially the A stock, in which the advance was as much as per cent. Subjoined are the quotations of inanianoe, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : insuranon—Alliance British and Foreign, 151 i ; Ditto Marine, 46 ; Commercial Union, 8 1; Eagle, bl ; English and Scottish Marine (Limited), 6, 51 ; Globe, 113, 124 ; Guardian, 52 ; Imperial Fire, 360 ; Imperial Life, 20 ; Indemnity Marine, 144 ; Lan Fire, 51 ; London and Lan cashire Fire, 31, 4 ; London and Provincial Marine, 31 ; Ocean Marine, 211 ; Thames and Mersey Marble (Limited), 64, 4 • Universal Marine (Limited), 51. Gaslight and Coke.—British Provincial, 31 ; Brighton and Hove, 30 i Commercial, 46, 1 • Continental Union (Limited), 6f, l, 1 ; European, ;sir, 8 ; Great Cen tral, 171, ; Imperi4 86 ; Imperial Con tinental, 87, as div. Docks. —London, 741, sj. Waterworks. —0 rand Junction, 84 ; West Middle's:ol3. Miscellaneous.—London Tavern, 5i • Reversionary Inte rest, 80 ; National Provincial Aerated Bread. 21, I• Au improvement of 1 per cent, took place to-day in Mauritius Government Debentures. With a view to prevent persons from incautiously engaging i❑ such operations as the abstraction of guano from the Chinch& Islands (now forcibly occupied by Spain), except through the contractors with the Peruvian government, the Consul for Peru in London has published a decree from the President, according to which the Peruvian " agents and consignees abroad are authorised to claim, according to law, all the cargoes of guano which may thus be shipped to foreign markets, procuring their seizure, and securing their value at the disposal of the government." TCTIMDI,Y pia.rptc. Consols, which closed yesterdai;764; Ts7llei," ex div., both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened and closed to-day at 90 to 4. For the July settlement the last price was 94 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 4, 90, 4 ; ditto, for account, 90, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 89k, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 4, 4 ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Five per Cent Stock, 104, 4 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 104, 105. The India Five per Cent. Stock, as well as the Five per Cent. " enlaced." rupee paper, was fi rm. Exchequer Bills improved ls., the March being quoted lls. to 6e. die., and the June lis dis to par. The foreign stock market was heavy. Spanish Passive Bonds have again fallen j per cent., and the Certificates }—movements which reflect fresh disgrace upon Spain, as indicating increased distrust of her intentions on the part of her ill-used creditors. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LANI.-(THIfI DAY.) - - • - _ The supply of Frill& wheat on isle i s 4 em o-days market was only m o derate; oevertheleis galas slowly, at about Monday's currency. The ge quality of the samples was good. With foreign wheat we ware tolerably well, bat not to say heavily, supplied. Selected qualities were mostly disposed of at fall prices ; but all other kinds were very dull, at bendy late rates. Floating cargoes of grain off Falmouth sad Quesmrtowsi commanded vary little ettestios at about previous came. cies. Malting barley wee a dull inquiry. ()Audio( and dietilling sorts, the show of which was good, moved off heavily, et last week's prioss. The malt trade was imetive. Prices, however, were well supported. The wordy of malt was seucnably good. Sound oats were firm in vela° ; bat heated sampleseosit. mended very little attention. Beene were quite as dear as on Monday, with a fair demand. The inquiry, for peas was steady, at very fall prim& The Sour trade was inactive, on former terms. Linseed and rapeseed sold steadily at full quotatimu la all other seeds very little was doing, at late rates. CU= ENT MIM& Nihau= Ng Qr. Wm?. L S. Lem Knit red,13 4 3 147 to 42 De. wh1te,1464 U to 47 Nodolt sal Lincoln 244 18213 37 to 4: Datum Mattei 25 to 16 25 to tEI Orladsag 22 ta 23 MALL Ire, i liotiolk, sad SO to 65 thassio s a and Wars GO to 66 mows Now ML . SS to 27 MIL &OW. toed l7 10 21 bad, &rt . 18 So 21 riglirT WM!. I. S. Dodds mad Laois& berg 4l t• 64 Itcotock 11, llsoldso- 11= 4l to a a to 42 Itasthas. INA ton end 40 to a w 1 1q 64 Se 47 (Mono( -. It to ft Distilling Malting ___ 4.5 ts 47 DES* brow l7 to It tendl6 to 19 ARESTAIR Or GRAM. &a, CARRIAGE. PROM JUNN P., Qt. Ilisa Scotch polity white Shag EWE. -.. Yaw= l3 to ri rick 33 to 3L Harrow Neon SS to 43 PIM _ . - Cony. - 29 to 30 Map:, it to 36 Whit. SO to SI To ondo,pei999 lbs. Noomfbold l9 to 90 Coseby lb to 92 Norfolk sad Wolk, as skip ft to 19 Per Qr. Danish NA 11,00101 11 1010 lasi= ll to 11 Dmitri — s• Si NOSisa SO to IS no& - - SO So Si le Si DIM/ Cola Inn. - se to It :.now _ _ l7 So 11 I s Pram* par a7k.. nea n .. ... Id So itt Araariaaa. re eel . .. 1.11 to 8 Canadian. .. .. Id So IS INTO LONDON. BY WA 4 TO JUNZ 7, INCLIROVII. Wheat. Marley. Max. u.r VIVAt. qrs. an qrs. gra. WI& sacks. gait* &MlN:etch 180 .. 2111 2313 11 1 0 Inalt .. no . foreign I lino 7;00 iO - - 1.530 .. 2120 14700 7290 1100 lota LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Isi sr..scroo Lim urrrasATiosAi rsraas•n .... ----- -- . (PEON OUR OWN 001126P03D1MT.) Market steady. haler will probably foot ap 7,000 bales: MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Boats.-There is an improved demand, moat of the parcels offering having been disposed of at full prices. The sales include crystallised Mauritius at 46e. to 47a. ; inlay yellow, tts. 6d. • native Madras. brows. 36.. 6d. to 375. Mammoth, yellOw, No. 12. at 44a. RANA is rthalliered. there Wog a steady demand at late prime. COFFICE. -Tbe parcels of plantation Ceylon brought to public sale have met a good &mood at fully previous edam.. Triage sold at 60s. to • •2s. 6d. • low middling sod dline. 735. 6d. to 83a. 6d. ; good and doe middling, 84s. to 91s. ; peabeiry. 78s. 64. to 90a. Gil. Native Ceylon sold titer cheap's, geed sad fine ordeliarY, 68s. to Oa 64 - COCOA. -100 hap of Granada soil at Ma. to 60a. for ordinary to fair red. Tait.-The public aim have gone off with fair spirit at late prices, dusty broken Leaf Comma, a; 81d. to Silt ; Amon kiwis, Is. )d. to la lid. ; fair to goad reddish leaf, Is. 2ld. to ls. sd. Rix. -A parcel c 4 good Dammam sold at ls. Sol.. and Sim at Is. Bd. Rice ooDtionas steady ; goof middling while Beogal scld at 11a. Gd. to 12s. ; good new, 130. 6.. ; Rangoon, of old import, Ba. 6d. to 9s. IiALTPETRL -A small parcel of doe quality toll at 3.14. 6d. . . . . . . —.—. Co rros.—The market motions, quiet for psreela on the spot, but for arrival there is s more satire denmad. TALLOW HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Tows tallow u quoted 49 , . nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. *a the mot, 40s. 6J. ; Jane. 40s. 6d.'; July to September, 4 1 s. to 41s. 3d. ; Octeber to December. 435. ed. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THLS DAY.) L'rrre. Pat Modes and Smith report no alters ion ahom Monday bat. COAL 11tARIENr.-(TllIS DAY.), Walla Fid Haswell, 17s. Will. R 4 &nth Hatton, 17.. Gd. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 17a. 3d. ; Walla End Braddyla Hotta., 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Hallos, 16.. 91. ; all. End Edon Main. 16.. ; Walls End Tin stall, 16s. Bd. ; Wylam. 164. 6d. ; Bebe& Hartloy, it.. 3d. ; Lambert's Hartley, 16t.-36 Win M anarktt, Al at sea. ETTIMUFS OF HEAT AND GOLD.—Near Eithwaite Lake, on the 19th of May. the beat in the sheds reached 89 degrees, and on the :ilst the cold was down to three degrees below freezing. Snow was three mhos deep ea tau top of Helvellyn yesterday week. SWANSEA.—There are not half bode enough in Swansea, Wale; at the present time fee visitors sad t.uriota, and niessures are shoot to be adopts! to afford ad. &time hotel aevanniodation in that town. 1 &Fie - I Dm: 4 1 iti as 1 93 siii 101 {