The Express. — London, England, 1867-05-25 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (TILLS DAY.) MANSION-1101'SE. ett.tnr.r. R.sIMERT AGAINAT A BrITTIM MAN: ...... c e „ r or Fisher, a well.dressed man, was charged before the Lord Mayor with feloniously receiving four 50/. notes of the 'later Banking Company, the same having been stolen on or about the 4th of March, 1+465, at Belfast, the property of Messrs Alexander Maclean and Bon, ship owners. Deteetiv,• Sergeant Michael Hayilon deposed that be arrested the prisoner in Whitechapel.road this morning. A short time since witness saw the prisoner go into Messrs. Barelay's Bank in Louiluni.street, and afterwards into the Exchange Bank, in the Lune street. When he left witness went into the latter bank, and via shown by the manager two notes for 51Y. twit of the Ulster Bank, of which he took par ticulars. He found that two other notes of the same a mount and date had been purchased by Mr. Benjamin, mo ney-changer. in the Poultry, and by Mr. Barron, of the Strand. A communication was afterwards made to the litter Bank. and yesterday witness received instruc tions to apprehend the prisoner on this charge. On being told the circumstances, as stated above, under which he was arrested, the prisoner said that he knew nothing about stolen notes, nor about receiving stolen notes ; that what ever notes he had in his possession he had come honestly b e . and they had been received by him in betting transactions; that fur six or seven years he had b e en betting on every horse race in the king- Witness took him to Bow.lane police station. end on searching him found 29f. 15s. tid., two diamond nags, and a gold chain. He gave an address in Russell street. 31de-end-road, which witness believed to be correct. lis the application of the officer the Lord Mayor re nianded the prisoner until Friday, and declined in the meantime to admit him to bail BOW-S'TREET. cIICCL AtLIAULT ON A CHILD. riNtheth /in amps, • disaipated•looking woman, wan charged with a savage assault on Emily Richards, • child about five yearn of age. A young woman, named Rebecca Williams, stated that on the previous evening she was passing along Endellatreet and saw the prisoner sitting on a doorstep. She was very drunk. She suddenly jumped up in • fit of fury, seised upon a little child that was playing in the street, and dashed it upon the pavement. The child got up crying and ran away. She then rushed upon the little girl Emily Richards awl several times lifted her and dashed her upon the flagstones in the same manner. Witness gave her in custody. The other child had • black eye. The chill's mother, • decent woman, the wife of • mechanie, stated that the child had a large swelling at the back of her bead, produced by the fall. The prisoner said she was dxunk, and did not know what she was doing. la answer to the magistrate, Redman, the gaoler, said the prisoner had frequently been charged at this court with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The magistrate observed that the case was one of peculiar Inhumanity. which he felt he could not deal with in the ordinary way. He should commit the prisoner under the Aggravated Assaults Act, and sentence her to six months imprisonment with hard labour. WAND WORTH. Tilt ?Now RACE SPORTS.—PLA RROOTTNC. Niajamin Wo.ds and Her Geri Wuodrough, schoolboys at Christ College, Clapham, were charged with shooting peas. Police-constable 91 1' said yesterday evening he was on duty by the side of Clapharn-common, when he saw the prioners shooting peas at persons as they passed in traps. Ide watched them for some time , and finding that they continued he took them into custody. He did not speak to them. . _ _ _ _ _ layman—You should have cautioned them, they being boys. Grown-up persons were supposed to know better. Were the prisoners firing peas at persona return ing from Epsom races? Constable—Yes, sir; they had a quantity of peas upon them. They had also pea-shooters. The prisoners said they did not know they were doing . . Mr7Dayman said the law did not permit it. He fined them each Is., and said ii the police had cautioned them he would have ben obliged to put on a more severe fine. r;eurge Uoddard, another young gentleman,was charged with a similar offence by the Name constable. They fired peas at persons on the footway rut well as at others passing in traps. He did not may anything to them. Mr. Dsyman fined him Is. Alfrrd Thomas Hayward, an officer of customs, and Anna! Aitchraer, a clerk, were also charged with shooting: peas at persons in traps while passing along the High street of Clapham from the races. Mr. Dayman—l em surprised that men should indulge in these boyish tricks. Hayward—l thought it was an innocent amusement. Mr. Dayman—What ? An innocent amusement to shoot peas in persons' eyes ? Kitchener—lt was the first year I had been to the Oaks and I was a little excited. We had been fired at by an opposition " bus," and what I did was to return the shooting. We had stopped to have a glass of ale. The other bus had gone on. Mr. Dayman finding that the prisoners bad fired peas at T ons in waggonettas and other vehicles, fined them each A comical looking figure was next placed in the dock, when the name of Robert Page Vernon was given. He was dressed in a woman's long night gown, night cap, with long hair dangling from underneath, and drawers over his own clothes, and the charge against him was for begging. l'ulice-constable Doll, of the Y said yeatet• day evening he was on duty in the Balhain-road, when he saw the prisoner, who was dressed as he then appeared, and he was also wearing flesh-coloured stookings, sitting in front of some railings. He bad a carrot in his hand, and that he afterwards gave to a horse. Witmer watched him and saw him running after a number of carriages to beg of persons, saying, " Give a poor old woman a penny." He received several sums, and on witness taking him into cus tody be said he did not know he was doing any harm. The prisoner said he was an engraver. It being a race day, he put on the things for a bit of fun. He hoped the magistrate would forgive him, as he had been sufficiently punished by being locked up all night. Mr. Dayman said be was liable to be indicted, and re manded him for inquiries. There were other charges arising out of the races. It is said that the authorities at Paris are rather perplexed about the eerie of the Emperor of Russia. It was originally proposed that it should take place by the Boulevard de Sebastopol, which forms the state entrance to Paris for anyone coming from Germany. It in reported that the ditSculty will be turned by changing the name to Boulevard de Strasbourg. The Very Rev. Dr. Hook, Dean of Chichester, will preach the sermon in the Chapel Royal, Savoy, to morrow. DowNtsa-wrxzET, MAY 22.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Charles Lemprisre, Esq., D.C.L, to be Colonial Secretary for the Bahama Islands.—Gasette. CRYSTAL PALACE. --The plants and flowers for this clarr Great Flower Show began to arrive at 4 o'clock this morning, and it soon became apparent that the show l'svid he one of the most complete and be a utiful ever h e ld at the Palace. The show will remain open until 7 o'clock this evening. Fart DAY or TERM.—Monday being the first day d ny Term, the courts will re-open at 10 o'clock. The Lord Chancellor will not receive the judges on the comae. The arrears in the Common Law Courts number 24, of which 138 are in the Queen's Bench, 112 in the Common near, and t 4 in the Exchequer. Th e bill t o enahk additional judges to be appointed glands for the third reading in the House of Lords on Monday, when Lord ersonorth will, according to notice, move that it be read that day six months. CAAL4 IN THE DIVORCE C01:711T. —From the list et Millet in the Divorce Court for next term it appears that these (are 165, of which 120 are to be tried without juries. SC ICIDIS AT CA RTNO-CRORE RAILWAY STATION. —Yesterday afternoon at the Charinterose Railway Sta. I, dl a young gentleman was found in • state of insensi bility in ► water-closet on the station premises of the vbese company. At Charing-craw Hospital it was found he had takcu la u d anum , and, despite all efforts, the Potency of the poison was so extreme that death ensued at 2 &dock this morning. On searching his pockets four empty bottles were found all labelled " Undanum— rvison." There were also racing betting tickets found upon lUn3- The body haa been identified, and an affecting scene with the parents was the result. It appears that the de. tessel 114 A written home saying that he intended to coin nit nfichle, and as he did not return at his usual hour, search was made for him, under the fear that he bad put las threat into execution. Firstly, two young gentlemen Bled at the hospital, and subsequently the unhappy 1 4hd and mother, both of whom were so deeply affected, lnineularly the mother, that all present were greatly 15 " 1, 1. The deceased was described as Frederick Price, of Ring's-road, Chelsea Li PEE, 'AT SERVICE. —Low ESTOP; FRI DA Y. Daring a 'teen; breeze yesterday afternoon (reports Capt. Preston, R.N.), a brig wan observed to take the ground se the bar of the Stanfield Channel. The Lowestoft and Patefield lifeboats of the National Lifeboat Institution sere thereupon launched and proceeded to the spot. The %teamed boat took four men off the taffrail of the yes. 1 0 , snd the other lifeboat rescued the remaining ten men Rota the rigging, and they were safely landed. The brig rss the Amieiria, of Genoa, bound from Newcastle to '4 ' 0,4 , with a cargo of anchors, chains, and coals. She •loos become • total wreck. Orreas is YORK ENTRE. —The Stockton and Dur kin otter hounds have had gne sport in the Demerit {44l itry this week. After three days' " drag " and enor issiis fields of sportsmen, they have killed a large dog 'tur, :Mho. in weight, the pack in deep * ter. During the three days the otter had been par- Red nearly 30 miles from home before he gave in. The lees rivirouil t visitors have rarely had such sport as during week. of tb. +t7i. Ansi - era dent's WW -KO7 ll no" A the alum . 'sub c ,aool tool , r o t tbo too' it has oioted d and wines pre` e° them. ugh ,penes tone jy tbs late ibutio lted outeri° „our of dot Pr °. :r 4 1 F "° i %nun Ir. D . ✓e d b view • tb rte. a l e° es , Is • a r tbs THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1867. THE CONDEMNED FENIAN PRISONER BURKE. DEPUTATION TO THE EARL OF DERBY. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon a numerous deputation of mem bers of parliament and others had an interview with the Premier, at his residence in St. James's-square, for the purpose of obtaining a commutation of the sentence of the condemned Fenian Burke. RE-APPEARANCE OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN SHROPSHIRE. (BY TKLEORAPH.) SHROPSHIRE, SATURDAY. Yesterday a young heifer on Mr. Ravenshaw's farm, near Whitchur,h, was attacked by cattle plague, and was immediately slaughtered by order of the govern ment inspector. THE HORSE SHOW.-(THIS DAY.) This morning the Great Metropolitan Horse Show was opened to the public at the Agricultural Hell under more favourable circumstances than any previous show. The character of the exhibition has improved year by year, and the class of animals entered now is such as must command public interest and insure success. The doors of the hall were thrown open at 9 o'clock, and shortly after that time visitors began to arrive. Before 10 o'clock there was a large attendance, and from the tact that the price for admission on the opening day is high, the visitors it may be presumed belonged principally to the wealthier classes of society. The general arrangements, which are under the direction of the secretary, Mr. Sidney, are especially con venient to the public. One feature in particular is worthy of notice. In order that the intending purchasers of horses may experience as little difficulty as possible a novel device has been hit upon. All tho horses are numbered, and the attendant upon each carries a large white ticket in front of his hat, bearing upon it the . nur as be t r co rrespo nding l u id t i rs gwith always of the horse , diate neighbourhood, little difficulty is experienced in finding him out. The judges appointed to inspect the horses and award the prizes are the following :—The Earl of Portsmouth, Lord Suffield, Sir John Trollope, Sir G. Wombwell, Colonel Maude ' C. 8., Colonel Kingscote, I'and Mr. H. Farquhar. The order of judg ing ill be as follows : Ist. Hunters, classes 1, 2,3, and 4 ; 2nd. Stallions, classes, 1,2, and 3 ; 3rd. Hacks and riding ponies, classes 6,7, 8, 9 10, and 13. On Monday the judging will be continued with harness horses and ponies—classes 5, 11, 12, and extra classes for pairs. The prizes offered for competition are very tempting, and the first prize of 1001. for hunters has induced a very fine display in this clan. Besides the ' ordinary prizes, extra ones are offered for trotting and leaping. The competition for these will take place on Friday next, and horses entered only for this purpose will not be admitted till the day. The judges did not enter the ring until 11 o'clock, when the hones in the first class were trotted round. The num bers in the hats of the riders enabled those who wished to do so to identify the horses with the aid of the catalogue. About half-past 11, the first announcement of the result of the judging was made ' and the following were the awards made up to the time of going to press : Class 1. Hunters.—Weight carriers.—First prize of 1001. No. 8. Sprig of Nobility, bay, 16 hands 2 inches high 7 years, by Sprig of Shilelagh. Price demanded for him, 650 guineas. The . property of Major Stapleton, of Myton-hall, Boroughbndge, Yorkshire. 2nd prize, 401. No. 50, Little John, brown, 16 bands 1 inch high, 7 years, believed to be by Tom Steel, price 5001., property of Mr. Joseph Gilman, 148 Lancaster-street, Birmingham. 3rd prize, 201., No. 28, Priest, grey, 16 hands 1 inch high, years, sire, Speed the Plough, price 300 guineas ; pro perty of Mr. IL W. Deacon, Ropley-cottage, Alresford, Banta. Class 2.—Hunter, without condition as to weight.—Nos. 54, 84, and 75 were put to hurdle jumping ; No. 84 1 cleared the furze with a magnificent long jump each time he was put it, and his performances were greeted with rounds of applause. No 64 fell little short of the other in the ease and beauty of his jump, but No. 75 refused the jump several times, and when he did go he went over very clumsily and threw the hurdles. This, however, may be attributed to other causes than any inferiority in the horse. The awards in this class were as follow :—First prize, 50/. ; No. 64, Bmyteld, bay gelding, 16 hands high, 5 years, by Vortex, dam Lumber by Dreadnought, grand dam by Pioneer; property of Mr. Henry . Sanders, Brampton-hill, Northampton. Second prize 251., No. 84, Goldlinder, dark chestnut, 16 hand s high, ri years, price 350 guineas, property of Mr. H. S. Lucy. :ird prize 151., No. 75, Springy Jack, bay, 16 hands high, 7 years ; sire, Spanish Jack, price 200 guineas, property of Mr. W. De Winton, Maesulwch Castle, Glasbury, Here ford. alas 3. Hunters, without condition as to weight, and not exceeding 15 hands 2 inches high. The homes shied very much at the lookers-on, and for some time refused the jump, but the winners at last took it very well. First prize, 40/. No. 105. Countess, cheaiut ; 15 hands high ; 6 years ; price 100 guineas ; property of Mr. James Morrison. Hazelton, Newton Means, Glasgow. 2nd prize 201. No. 107, Hawk, chestnut, 15 bands '2 inches high, 6 years ; pro perty of Mr. H. Beck Harpley, Brandon. 3rd prize 101., No. 101, Othello, black, 15 hands 2 inches high 6 years; by Hunting Horn, dam by Old Bran ; property of Mr. R. J. Moss, Wellington, Salop. CAMBRIDGE ASYLUM POR SOLDIERS' WIDOWS, ICIROSTOX-ON-THAMES.( THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of subscribers to this asylum, which was established in 1851, in memory of the late Duke of Cambridge, was held this afternoon in the United Ser vice Institution, Whitehall-yard, the Right Hon. Sir Jowl PAKINGTUN 112 the chair. The committee, in their sixteenth annual report, thanked the subscribers for their continued support of the charity, and called their serious attention to the diminution in the receipt@ in annual subscriptions, feeling sure that the charity required only to he more generally known to be better appreciated and supported by the public. The institution was the only one which existed for the be. nest of the soldier's widow who received no pension or allowance from the government of the country, and wee left totally unprovided for. 'There were at present 48 widows in the asylum, three deaths having warred since the last report. It was pro paled to elect two widows on the present occasion by bal lot, and also the one who had the next largest number of votes among the unsuccessful candidates (a vacuic7 During two of the severest months of the winter trePeoonm mittee granted an additional sixpence per week to the in mates to enable them to meet the high price of provisions, &o. The committee have great plumy* in an nouncing • legacy of 500/. free of duty, left to the asylum under the will of the late Captain James Day Cochrane, formerly of the 91st Foot. They had to regret the death of W. Gilpin, Esq., for many years one of their vice-presidents, and an early and warm supporter of the institution. It appeared from the finan cial statement that the receipts for the past year, includ ing • balance of 2871. U. 4.1., wen 1,893!. 18s. 2d., and that the expenditure amounted to 1,518/. 10s. sd. The Right Hon. Bemmerr, in the course of some remark'', expressed his warm interest in the charity, which, be said, wu *lonely connected with the welfare of the soldier, and was entitled to the best support. The existence of the charity was, in his opinion, • proof of the solicitude felt for our national defenders by those in command of the army. The report was adopted, and the election subsequently took place. The Hereford Festival will 20th of August. on the Don Cailos is announced at the Royal Italian Opera on the 4th of June. On the same evening Mlle. Nillson will appear at Her Majesty's Theatre. The new Royal Amphitheatre in Holborn is to open to-night for the purpose of equestrian and dramatic performances. The building ia of novel arrangement. We (Army and Navy Gazette) have minion to believe that steps have been taken by the Admiralty during the week with a view of appointing a chaplain general for the Royal Navy. Doca Laßoussaa.—A strange contrast to the hidden treasures of the Royal Mints presented by the patent squalor of the street to which it gives its name - and b there not something startling in this crowd of filthy, tattered, hungry wretches, clustered in half-hope less quest of work, at the gate of docks within which wealth from every quarter of the globe is literally over towing the warehouses, bursting bales and boxes, and Iselin out of barrels in insulting plethora? Miserable bees with nothing to do! And if they could get any honey to carry, bow little of it would fall to their own share ! It is not easy to answer the political economist's arguments about supply and demand, and the folly of trying to raise artificially the pries of labour. Neverthe less, when I see those wretched would-be dock labourers, whose only service is a dreary standing and waiting, I cannot help asking myself—is it right that a wealthy na tion should have subjects so miserably poor ? If she can not employ them in a way that would win for them the ne cessaries and the common decencies of life, ought she to keep them at home ? Ought she not to send them to one or other of the many places in this still thinly-peopled earth, in which their labour would enable them to lead the hem of men? English wages of course would rise if the English labour market were lees crowded ; but are cheap production and distribution overriding duties — duties, at all—when the cheapness is so dear to thousands of our eountryfolk? The comparatively poor, no doubt, we must have always with us; but is not our chronic pauperism a scandal—a sin for which some sten must be responsible? It mends to me like blasphemy to attribute such a Mate of things to the immutable decree of Heaven. I —.4rpoor for May. SHARE LIBT&-(THIS DAY.) On O'CLOCK. The amount of business in British railway se curities to-day is very small, and prices generally are unclia,:ged. Great Eastern stock has risen A per cent., while Midland and London, Chatham, and Dover have declined I. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 1211 to • Great Western, 43g to f ; London and North Western, 113 k to ; Midland, 109} to I Lancashire and Yorkshire, 125 1 to 127 ; South Eastern, 56.1 to ; Great Eastern, 31 to ; Great Northern, 111 to 112 ; ditto A, 111 to ; Lon don, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to ; North British, 34 to 35; and Brighton, 58 to k. OZDENARY SHAILIS AND STOCKS. SS. 17'd. I RAILWAYS I eicisin / 644n6 1 ". • I 4atis t o Ir.. "' _ rt. 100 5° Caled itrizta onlas silB2l.l4 / 1 78 88 107 109 - St. 100 Cembriaa 90 an °mama 4 6 St. 100 Dahlia midland's= 66 el ... 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I 60,000 I Alma Moe Limited) AngkrßreaGold(Liat ) A1126%1'01 Cape Copper (Lanited) l Cupola Silver (llmtted) I Chattaleal3.&S.ll.lll.,L CePtarm ilizatt.24l Dom Pedro, N. Dei Rey Fast Del Rey (Limited) Fortuna (limited) Prontisto d Bolivia:l°ld 10,000 ee aoo 16.000` 7.947 60,000 $O,OOO. io;eor la - Zr7: ! 77.7 Lama & (Limited) -.lva (I.lktell i~~ A [Mahal] I pan —g urcal lan lo Co t . t- I F e e turuk 92.1.4 I PontV:s i a lli d p allvir Ltiil I 106,600 6 Port 12,006 50 Royal Cobra Copper. . 110,000 1 Soottlah Austral. Cm. 11,000 20 St. John del Rey Lim.; 43,176 30 United Mexican Lim. 113,000 2 Val Antigorla Go '4) 60,000' 1 VallansamsGold(Lim.) 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (lArs.) 6,005 10 Val Seamm fLimited) 10,000( 5 Wsalme Gold (Limited) 110,000 1 Worthing (Limited) .. 26,000 1 Yorke Peninsula (Lim) agog 1 Ynelanarnatana 22 1 9-16 pm. FORZION 01 rig6p.oset.l 7E, Lwie.... De. Havana and M. Lmosann..nd Prlk. Illateaszsa end Saban. Do. Second Dena.. North of Treace 3 p et j Do (Ista Chart 31 p,ct. :Ottoatan (Smyrna, tn.) I Do. do. issued st 72 ParinLyonsot lin Sp.et. Futh. e a 8. P. (Peon.).. loyal Swedish 5 p. ct .. LAl:kande 7 p. et au it Lom-Ven. !p.c. Basta Port. 7p. c. uthern of FranoeSp.e. South Italian, S per el IW.a N. W. of Pre. 3 p. e. r os tbi 610,00018 R 613,000 1 at 630,000 St town St 011,100 St 0311,3363 St lec sun So. I 98 100 96 97 98 98 86 97 84 90 104 106 106 107 103 106 104 1113 91 93 100 WI 10 195 187 id 103 108 id 00,000 10.000 1000,000 4000,000 110,000 40,000 10,000 07.000 11,000 10,000 40,000 10,000 100,000 10,000 10010161 &100,000 £077,000 7,600 14000 'O,OOO iiiiii le:1701 113,81$ 1/1/9,1/71 1i:6661 to,gooi io,oeol 000,000 skeeol _ iiijoil o r wool 00,000 00.000 110.000 111/0.000 90 2 000 .1 ii:iiii 1,000000 l 20,000 4000 20,000 KM 11,000 *IN 140.11111 1,000 .20,000 01,0001 is,ow n,sco if,eca MS" . 0,000 112,401 10,214 SIM4OOI 10,000 10.000 111,400 10,000 54.°1)?1 ii: l :i 46 15,0001 V/00,0001 *ON 10,400 14,100, ,111N,000' UB 100 106 108 106 106 106 107 116 07 97 99 17,100' 100,000 Of Id 87 88 97 98 106 106 104 1 M 106 10$ 97 99 9 4 65 4 95 95 105 107 107 e 1081 161 107 -- Fiji. 17,100 I CL prices. ii:iii 100,000 16,000 10, 00. 0000 00 , 1112,000 all 6 . ) an all mu )1,111 99 - IP7i isq 96 He 1 'tom' 1 i 1 Dm; t pla (Hs' 1 17_ HP_ 101%1 alai I 00* I bin 9 I 1 i —_ . 7. 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Now .. . 10 hurt ii:::- •- 110 06 9294 91 Di MI IPS 171 15 1 , 14j1 48 82 82 87 171 181 ell 0 401 111 12 i ti t Odle 18 13 88 81 ... OR 11 I IMa 11 Oidis Oidiu 13 U dh It lOU Si I die . Wand tilosaa(L ego /I Bthlaasd lovool Goo (Ladled Piumaa N.M. I ) Do. do. .Lade (/.turn Do. do. Dow Do. Now .1.(31715pr0v.(L.) Jae*lro Os. (Um ; Mon Blase caAtudn. Invest. (L Do. Mrs. Ciapto (L.' olithAintratlas laa4.. i a Do r•LOarliMl.esAntsikl 16 17 1111 161 6 4 .1 - :ill - 0 7 111 I 6/11. 4 3 di. 26 27 99 103 104 198 8 4 dls I 6 7 4 S 2 16 14 did' 4 2 114 111 21 21 a 4 dl. 10 8 41. 2 Idl. 2 11. 10 —_ l i le -1611 ICI It 11 1114 li WIN ft 1011 it It: 4 i 1 -- Da D - 7=7. inamseltWorsey Ix.(L Bstrolosio (I. .M orin L of of a . A"- &Mo of Liver. (1.. died (WWIII.= 4 I B ,(E Do. 10 per mot prat. Dolma Misbolos.(L) Via DionoWo Lod (1.. Illooroydappilpler.X. Wassail Mom Pad w..„...„.„„. in .n all lie. i - i au 7 6 6 3Ms 1 r . t 2 El dl. Zil ie II leds Oi I. TREFERENCB Mancthnter, 811014,4 sod 1 117, 118. tus VI 111 17 4 li Ph" 4 1 . 1 II Ili 40 46 14 14 1111 10 ba par 111 f t / 17 40 49 60 49 14 is a so } 21 71 VI 91 16 Al 110 111 7 01 si si 4 SS Pi SO 70 i I 101. Si RI I ildr, 4 :I' 1 11 P i 71& 71 14 9 11 4 - ad 1000 I 107 1 1-16 1 $ 3-16 I 2 60 1 9TOOCI. Pd I Ct. prism. °Min 4 po, 14E1. 93 100 '6 90 p.c. Jaa.t.l .100 96 &WAIL—W. j p.JulyJly —.llOO I.i.o.BYlc.4p.e.lanA 100 leas.Brigli.4p.e.Jaa &fly 100 LAN.W.4p.e.Jan.& July 100 Do. Sip.o. 'sp.& July 100 LBS.W.4p.c. Jan.& July. 100 11kIland,4p.o.Jaa.&July 100 N. British, K. P. t D. 8., p. at., Yob. & Aug. „IWO N. Estru.,4p.e.Jan./July'loo p.e./Ip.dOct.'loo 11115CILLANZODB. I OoKPAIIIIIL I hi 11a. plow I Musa a - dis _Ws If 41.16 - 261 1 11 _ 2134 HIFI 1 1 4 da, 60 40 40 40 _id - I 18.14 6 per emit , MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) ON2 Moat. The markets for public securities are quiet to day, with very few transactions, and the variations in prices are few and unimportant. The attendance of members in the Stock Exchange is small, and the disinclination to enter into freak operations on a Saturday appears to be increasing. Consols ex_ hibit no change, but the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. have risen it per cent. Most of the British railways and foreign stocks are unaltered. Spanish Passive Bonds and Cer tificates, however, are still inquired for, upon the prospect of a settlement of these debts. Banking, financial, and miscellaneous shares are inactive. United States 5-20 bonds exhibit firmness. Tho discount market is quiet. The general rate for good bills is 21 to per cent., being }to # below the Bank minimum. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 1} per cent. Consols are now qunted 93:!, to I, with div., for money, and 91;?. to }, ex div., for the ac count (June 6), and the Three per Ceuta. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 91} to L The foreign stock market is inactive, and the only movement in the speculative descriptions is a rise of } per cent. in Greek. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, however, show a favourable tendency. Turkish Five per Cents. of 1865 are quoted 32} to } ; Greek, 14# to ; Spanish Passive, 23} to }; ditto Certificates, 15 to ; Italian of 1861, 511 to ; Mexican, 17 to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Central Railway shares have improved } per cent., viz., to 72} to } and 76 to }, respectively, but Erie are I lower, at 38} to 39}. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference shares are steady, at 17a to and 41 to I respectively. Financial and miscellaneous shares are neglected. International are quoted 2I to 11 dia. ; General Credit, 2k to 11 die. ; Credit Foncier, 6 to 6I die ; London Financial, 22 to 21 dis. ; Hudson's Bay, 14 to ; and National Discount, 7k to prem. . . Bank shares have been dealt in to a moderate extent. Union of London are 10s. higher, at 40} to 414, and Imperial Ottoman exhibit firmness at i to i dis. Alliance are quoted 94 to 84 dis., being steady. ._ Two o'CLocx. Consols have declined i per cent., namely, to 93 to 1 , , with div., for money, and 91i to a, ex div., for the account. The failure of a dealer in the Stock Exchange was announced yesterday, with liabilities for a rather considerable amount. He was a speculator for a fall in railway and other securities, which of late have risen. About i5,000f. in bar gold, forming a por tion of the recent arrivals, was sent into the Bank yesterday, in addition to 10,000 sovereigns from Constantinople. The influx will continue upon a large scale. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, at the late improvement. The rates for bills on Italy and for three months' drafts on Paris were quoted rather better for this country. The usual list is subjoined : Ameterdant, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.04 ; ditto, short, 11.18 to 1L19; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.0}; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.40 to 23.45 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45; Hamburg and Altera, 3 months, 13.94 to 13.10; Berlin, Cologne, Jr., 3 months, 6.26 to 6.261; St. Petersburg, 3 mout hs, 311 to 314 ; Paris, short, 25.15 to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.374 to 25.424 ; Marseilles, 3 months, Z. 374 to 25.424 ; orlon -on-the-Maine, 3 months, 120 to 1204 ; Vienna, 3 months, 12.90 to 13.0 ; Trieste, 3 months, 12.90 to 13 . 0; Madrid, 3 months, 48} to 484 ; Santander, 3 months, 481 to 48f ; Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to 49: Seville, 3 months, 494 to 49; Malaga, 3 months, 48i to 484; Valencia, 3 months, 481 to 484 ; Br. oelona, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Bilbao, 3 months, 484 to 484 ; itsragossa, 3 months 484 to 484 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.25 to 27.35; Genoa, 3 months, 27.25 to 27.33 Napkin, 3 mouths, 27.25 to 27.35 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.25 to 27.35 ; Marina, 3 months, 27.25 to 27.35; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 524 to 52 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 524 to 52. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market ut n per cent.; at Hamburg, Frankfort, and Brussels, ;at Berlin, 2; ;at Amsterdam, 3; at Vienna and Turin, 5; and at St. Petersburg, 8 per cent. A large meeting of the creditors of the London, Bombay, and Mediterranean Bank, which was or dered to be round up last year, was held on Thurs day, to receive a report and statement of accounts from the official liquidators, Sir Thomas Parkyns, Bart., and Mr. James Cooper (of the firm of John stone, Cooper, Wintle, and Evans), as to the com plicated questions arising out of the amalgamations between this bank, the Continental Banking Cor poration, and the London and Mediterranean Bank. After a lengthy discussion as to the course to be pursued to avoid the evil consequences likely to ensue from the continuance of the three separate liquidations, a committee was appointed to concert steps for some combined scheme of liquidation. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and waterwork shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—lndemnity Merin*, 1121 ; London and Pro vincial Marine, 11 to 1 ; North British end Mercantile, 131, 1, 4 ; Ocean Marine, 19 ; Universal Marine (Limited), 81, 8. GM Light and Coke—Bombay (Limited), 41; City of Moscow Gee, 164 1 ; Continental Union (Limited), 91 Imperial Continental, 96, 7 ; Phoinix, New, 241 ; Surrey Consumers, 121, 1, ; Western, B, 61 ; Ditto, 0, 54. Docks—Bast and West India, 1281. 4 ; London and St. Katherine, 58, 1 ; Surrey Commermal, 104. Waterworks—Grand Junction, 73, 2. FRIDAY ZYMMIG. Consols, which dosed yeeterdair div., for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 911, and closed at 913 to 1. For money the last price was 931 to 4, with div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 911 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, k, 3,4, with div. ; ditto, for account, 911, 4,1, ex div. • Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three ' per Cents., 911, A ; ditto Two-and- Half per Cents., 74, 5 ; Bank Stock, for account, 253 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1111, 1121. ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1031 ; ditto Bonds, 55e., 585., 1565. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady, as were also Exchequer Bills, which were quoted 21s. to 26a. prem. There was an increased demand for foreign stocks, and the market was firmer than yesterday. Spanish Passive Honda and Certificates were in re quest, and improved 1 and per cent. respectively. C'hilisn Scrip rose 4 ; Turkish of 1865, • and Danubian, Peruvian of 1865, Turkish of 1865 (6 per cents.), Brazilian of 1863, and Venezuelan of 1862, 1. Italian of 1861, however, declined i ; Greek and the Viceroy of is Loan, ; and Brazilian of 1852, Ac. ? and Mlian B, 1. There was less inquiry for financial shares, and International and General Credit showed a trifling reaction. Priam closed as follows :—lnternational Financial, 2 1-16 to 1 15-16 dia. ; General Credit, 21-16 to 1 15-16 dis. ; London Financial, 22 to 21 dis. ; and Credit Foncier of England, 6 to 51 dia. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference shares showed no variation of importance, closing at 171 to / and 41 to re spectively, but Telegraph Construction rose 7a. 6d., viz., to 21 to 11 dia. Atlantic Telegraph Old Stock was steady, at 46 to 50. Hudson's Bay shares were lastquoted 161 to 1, and National Discount, 70 to / prem., being 2s. fid. higher. In the market for miscellaneous shares the principal feature was a fresh fall of 41. 10s. in Peninsular and Oriental Steam, owing to the an nouncement that the usual ad interim dividend will not be declared next month. Royal Mail Steam declined 10a., while Ebbw Vale and South African Mortgage rose to the same extent. The dealings in American securities were upon a limited scale, but the 5-20 Bonds, as well as those of 1885, rose per cent. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Consolidated Mortgage Bonds were also better, while Erie Railway shares fen percent. Priceacloeed as follows:-5-20Bonds, 72 to ; Erie Railway shares, 39} to 40; I ll inois Central, 751 to 764 ; Atlantic and Great Waiters Railway Debentures, 28 to 30, ex coup. ; Consoli dated Mortgage Bonds, 21i to 22. MINES.-(THIS DAL; Oil oVi.oor- The amount of business in Britialcrnirdcsrares . to-day is limited, but there is an active deputed for Prince of Wales, which have risen to /kg., " buyers." West Chiverton are quoted 06 to 47 Chiverton, 6to I ; Great Retallack, Us 4 ; Cid verton Moor, 5# to $ ; Wheal Seton, moo 122+ ; Hemdsfoot, 34 to 35 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 14 to lls ; Clifford, 41 to 4 ; East Caraion, 51 to # ; Provi dence, 30 to 32 ; East Basset, 15 to 17 ; Great Vor, 174 to 181 ; and Great Laxey, 174 tq The subjoined report on the metal darket in from the circular of Mews. von Dadelten and North : The improvement in the metal market reported Li our last circular has not been fully maintained. Holders see more disposed to meet buyers ; the amount et bonne* transacted has however been but small. Iron—We canna. report any alteration in either Welsh or fedgfor' , hiris iron ; the demand is of An average character. Scotch pig iron has recovered to 53a. tid. cash. Copper— c:.rket is decidedly easier both for foreign and ; lome factured is row obtainable at 834 ; tough an tee, 791. tb 801. ; Burrs has been done at 861., and Walhiroo iv oLtdri able at 841. Chili bars, 721. 10e., sellers. inn -Tba market continues very quiet, consumers and exporter. keeping aloof for the present. We quote 3taits, 851. I cash, and 861. to arrive ; Banat, 921. ; Hoge& tin quit* but steady. In Holland the price remains at 453:. plates continue dulL Lead—The inarket is a shadeeasier. Spelter—A few transactions reported in spot parcels 21/. and 211. 5a ; outporta special brands, 21/. 2a 6d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKEIa LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr TBLZURAPII.) (now mug owa onamarommerr.) The market steady. Sales about 12,000 ►ales.. TALLOW MARKRT.—(THIS DAt.) The market is steady at the following priceg tallow, 41a. 91. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,`4 ;s. June, 42e. Bd. ; October to December, 44a. 3d. to44e. Gd.; December, 44a Pd. to 43e. Maaarr AVENAGID4. —Town tallow, 445. 3.1. ; fea .3) , do., 3. 2d.; yellow Russia, 445. 9d.; melted stuff, 34x. ; magi: do., 18a. 3d.; greavea, 18s. ; good dregs, ris. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) The unseasonably cold weather which we are again ea. periencing tends to impede 'mines, and somewhat inter feres with matters of supply. As regards prices, howeyer little alteration has taken place since our last report. Peaches and nectarines, French cherries, and apricots pay still be obtained at moderate prices, and gripes And strive. berries are also plentiful. Forced vegetables compels, French beans, potatoes, and rhubarb. Apples consist of nenpantils. Cockle pippin, Sam Young, Stunner pippin, and ono oe two others. A few Kent cobs may still be Wad. Broccoli in excellent condition continues to come from the week of England. New potatoes are arriving from the Con tinent in large quantities, and most with a ready sale at moderate prices. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, peloe• goniuma, cinerarias, cytisos, mignonette, and roses. FRUIT. - Lemons, per 100, 71 to O. Onseges, per 100, is W 1 . 31 Pine Apples, per lb., trefoils fstrawberrhni, per am , dd tole VEGETABLES Artichokes, per dos, Ss to tri Mint per bunch. 4.1 d Is Asparagwi,perbiu3die, tied to fls I Mushrooms, p. poll ,ls Beet, per dos.. Is Ls Sr Mustard R Cress, p puma., Cabbages, per dor ,Is3dto Is Onions, per bush., is in Is larrota, per bunch, lid to ad I Parsley, per bullet% bit to 3 , 1 Cauliflowers, p. dos., Is to Os Potatoes, York Reg.+. p. tau Celery, per bundle, Is ad to Is lab to lOUs Cucumbers, each, Id to Ss — Rocks, do., 1001te 1141 Bodice, per score, ta to 3s blokes, 1505 to lkOs Garlic and Shallots, per lb., Sd Other sorts, 74 to Ms Herbs, per bunch, Id to ad Spinach, per bosh.. Sato Home Radllb,p. band ,44 toils ltirurps. per bunch. Cal Leeks, per bunch, Id to td new, to., lilt to ts Lettuces, pet score, b to 34 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET . Apples, per bushel, es to as Grapes, per lb., Ea to WV Note, Kent Cobs, per 100 lbs., 75$ 10 80s Mr. Charles James Easton day's prices, viz..:—Prime inferior ditto, 80s. to 9135. ; inferior ditto, 36e. to 60s. i ; inferiot ditto, GOs. to '.—(THIS DAY.) reports trade very slow at last clover, from 100 s. to ; rime second cut, 90a. to 100 o.; prime meadow hay, SOL to Vt. ; draw, 40e. to ada PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. UTRITOOL, MAT 24.-esles to-day : Great Eastern, AI 7 11 — London and North Weaken, 1131 1 1 f-Masicheatir. Sheißedl„ 364 and Lincolnshire, 471 14 -Metropolitan, 131}-North;-North; 1 1-South Eastern.l-Grand Trunk f Canada, IS-G Western of Canada, 1 67 1 4-trie, 40- a rt Stale' a- Twenties, 72 -Great Luzewahurg, 114 8-16 1-Eidern ffselisamo Bank, 1 13-16 d-North Western, 1 d. -British rad Foreign Marine, 4d. -Royal Insurance, p -African Merchants' pang, 1 p-National Stearn Company , 174 17 1114 d. AlAliCanelli, Mar 24.-Tbern was not much Latinos, nod the market was Oat., with but little change in values. Console dated Beak (Undid), 10-16 p.--Credit Vouch:ref 16iglanel (limited) fd 40-Gnat Eastern. 314 1-Or sat, Luxesuingre. Ms - Great Northern 6,1111 11 / 1-GranelTrinek of Canada, .'B-Gre at Western of Canada, 161-Oreat Western, 434 1 1-1,161. m and North M einem 1131 11 1-Ma cheater lleeekland Moods shire. 471 I-Metropolitan, 1214 1 4-Missed mil I 10-Nortle British. 341 1 1 4 1-North Eastern '• Berwick, " 1021-south' Eastern, 661 1-Thames and Mersey Marine !murals • Ifelmitied). 3 416; 8-16 p.-Glasgow and Month Wastegn, London. Brighton, and South Coast, 681-4 heat Weition Sit per Cent. LIO shame, I& Biallinanam, MAT U.-The sales to-Jay were lii Midkitel Financial shares at 11 dia. . • Metropolitan Railway t aslant Wagon shares at 91 British and Furvegn Raway Plant shares an 10 dia. : and Munts's Metal shares at 21 and 2 3-10 dm. • Cleslog prices: South Staffordshire Itallway B, buyer% at par. Land Mortgage of India 'Limited', at 21 to 2 ; Nations) Prisinei tl Bank of England new shares, at 29 preen, sellers Imperial Oro- Unsaid Om shares, buyers, at 96; and South Staillordshers Waterworks, at 6 to 61 per share. Dustin, Mar 23.—Three per Cent. vonsoln, 91 New Three per Cent. dock, POI 1- Ditto, for account, tit h June, 904 Ditto, fur new account, 901 }-National Bank it,3o pald), 611 62614-National of Ueerpool 'Limited! ICIS paid,, 13}-11l for account, 114-Duldin. Wicklow, and Wexford Railway Ix! 36-Great Southern and Western WOO Ptl -• Ditto, for amount, v2-Dublin, Wicklow, and Maximal 5 per cent. pref. (L5O paid rd., 474--Orrett Sanborn and *Potent per cent. pd. pref. Great Ne t , Ditto, 41 percent. Debentnrce, 1001 - Midland Great ern 41 per cent Debenture., id Ties WSATHZR, YORKSHIRE. —The weather of the past few days has been wintry in the extreme. On Thursday night, supplementing a heavy fall of snow during the day, there were 3 degrees of frost, and fruit of all kinds apples and plums particularly—and potatoes, were thorou' hly , "cut back. Gardeners say the crop* hare been delayed a month at least by the unusually severe frosts. Seeca.ssrct Mixtwo.—One thousand eight hmt dred ounces of gold from 100 tons of stone, and railed at • total cost of less than :VOL, must equal the expectations of the most sanguine speculator in quartz reefs. Such a yield has been reliably communfmted to ns. The stouo was taken from the cap of a surface reef upon the equa ting run known as Mount Pleasaut,on the Goulboars, near Yea, and occupied by Maims. bleckeuaie and Coops. Tto distance is some 80 miles from Melbourne. There re. rnained unretorted 121 b. weight of amalgam (roughly esti mated), and the gold (a portion of which was sold to Messrs. William Clarke and Sons, on Saturday) produced about 7,0001. sterling. The mine, or rather gold gnarly, is in the hands of four or tire lurtners.— Velem ree A sa RAILWAY TRAFFIC RZCZIPI9.—The traffic oil• turns of railways in the United Kingdom for the wok ending May 18, amounted on 12,182 miles, to Let,8311.„ and for the corresponding week of 1860, on 12,512mi1er, to 766,623/., showing an increase of 280 miles. and a de. crew of 37,7921. The gives receipts on 14 of the prig. cipal railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week on 9,247 miles, to 418.0934, and for the COITIVB.II.I. ing week of last year on 9,054 miles to 650,3851., showing an increase of 1 9 3 miles, and • decrease of 42,2921. The decrease on the Caledonian amounted to 3811. ; on the Great Eastern to 4,180/.; on the Nei thorn to 1,7321. ; on the Great Western. to 6,608/. ; on the Lana. shire and Yorkshire, to 1,478/. ; on the London an.s North Western, to 5,894/.; on the London awl Bright:a. to 10,4071.; on the London end South Western, to 11,2671.; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lineoln.hire. en 50.1.; on the Midland, to 1,209/. ; and on the South to 7711.•, total, 44,4311. But from this most be de E t rl A 6441., the increase on the Great Soothers and Wester% 213/. on the North British, end 1,2821. on the North Eastern, leaving the decrease as above, 42,2921. The on. oeipts on 52 other railways in the United Kingdom amounted on 3,545 miles to i and the corresponding week of lastyear on 3,473 miles to 116, showing an increase of 86 miles, and of 4,50 2381. 01. The goods trate on the 14 systole of lines above mentioned amounted for the week to 343,4221., against 334,9781., showing an increase al 8,4431. The passengers, Is, i.e., traffic on those lines amounted to ,6711., and for the correspond ing week of 1866 to 315,400/., showing • decrease of 50,7351. The total receipts for the past week show an increase of 1,0061. as compared with those of the pie. ceding week aiding May 11. • The Hungarian steam yacht the If al.ltfavy (Daughter of the Waves), belonging to Count Edmond Samhanyi, is now to be seen moored at the Pontd'laus. This boat has arrived in Paris after a royagc of forty-two days under the direction of its owner. The crew is coin. poped of one officer, an engineer, stoker, 0110 miler, Ltd lad. This is the Bret time that • vessel hearing the Hun garian flag has been seen at Paris. The route peened) was the Danube, the Louis canal (from the Danube to the Maine), the Maine, the Rhine, the French canals, and the Seine,—Geoligneni. and (tiled -.Man coTt. MO wove. , the •roVe y the ,rney' houie wol'e• :aging t they ied/ rePli 40.000 10,0iX 40,300 100,000 40,000 10.000 10,000 11 1-144 nii I ale 1 di cue IT - Y 5-16 II Se l ei bee 7 4 ! I id - 66 1 6 111 a.. . -. 43 241