The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-17 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION. priatc MEETINGS.-(THIS DAY.) THE SALE OF LIQUOES ON SUNDAY ALM At 2 o'clock to-day a meeting was held in the Favorer -square-rooms for the purpose of supporting Ur. y. A. Smith's bill for restricting the sale of intexicaiing boors on Sunday ; the Archbishop of Toad in the chal:. Awege t those present were the Duke of Argyll, Sir H. T an ey, 31 P., Mr. Baines, ILP., Mr. 3. A. Smith, M.P. L e tters were read from the Archbishop of Canterbury ar t th e Bishop of London, expressing regret at not being s td e to attend the meeting, and approving of its object. MC CHAIRMAN, in introducing the subject, said they 10,t to see what they could do to diminish the enornsene vil which drink produced in this country, and they pro pOsed to meet this in a rational and moderate way. In pia; twelve millions of gallons of British spirits were drank by the population of these isles, which was great deal too much ; 4,000,000 f. duty was paid e c foreign spirits, and 7,000,0001. for the malt-tax, an d shout 1,250,0001- on foreign wines, or about tee per head of the population. The fact was that drink wa s the poison of the people. (Cheers.) Nor did its evil effects cease with the parents who drank spirits. It de wended to their children, who were born weakly and debilitated. Amongst the greatest obstacles to the recep tion of the Gospel was droakenness. This was not their v i e w alone. It was the view taken at a recent meeting of the Roman catholics, presided over by Dr. Manning ; it was also the view taken by the noncon formist body. There was a resolution rived by G. mayors, 51 chairmen of sessions, and 148 magistfates in favour of Mr. Smith's bilL Nor let it be supposed that n il publicans and licensed victuallers were opposed to th e m. That was not so. There were many of that body with them. There was not a person who heard him who did not know the difference between a household presided ever by a parent who did not drink and by one who did. prinking WAS vary bad amongst the rich, but it was utter ruin in the households of the poor. It was not enough t o give men the franchise ; they must first be sober. There were some who were in favour of total restriction. (Cheers.) He did not wonder at that cheer, but, for himself, he did not go to that extent. He did not think a man could be called temperate who was chained to kis chair and prevented from having liquor. But he knew tb it the abuse of drink was a curse and destroyed the soul, • therefore, he would have none of that. He was at prc-ent disposed to take what he could get, but he believed the time would come when the public voice would require to have public.houses closed entirely on the Sunday. The bill which they were met to support proposed that public-houses might be opened an hour and a htlf in the middle of the day and two heal at night. (" quite enough too.") They ►ouht be able to judge of the effects of the measure some time after it was in operation by the number of Lab). conviction►. He wished to destroy the drunken. e r ,and other Time that collected round the public.houae en the Aebbath, and to preserve that day for holinem, for tirtue, and for sanctity. (Chien.) Pr. CAHRErr proposed the first resolution :—" That this r'rt•iie reagnises with hearty satisfaction the general ridh of the great mass of the people to have public t.o..e, and beer-shops closed during Sunday." He said glut there were 145,000 drinking shops in the kingdom, and only 80,000 churches—that was to say, for ons church them were tiro opposition shops. It was believed that troy one of these public-houses received 30i. on each •,ud.ry. But supposing that each of the 11,000 licensed tomes in London received but 4/. each, this would give se noegate main of 4-I,oool.,which was subtracted princi pal) from the homes of the poor. (Hear, hear.) sir It. VERNET, seconded the resolution, which r:.. idoptc• I. Mr. I`..ttxxs, proposed the second resolution as fllowa:—" Th►t, considering that English law provides kr all dames of the people freedom from trading and labour on the firs► day of the week, It is unwise and In .l freebie to make an exemption in favour of the sellers of ist.mcating drinks ; such an exception being especially , othluriec to the increase of drunkenness, and in principle ura,lr to all other retail traders." Th. Rev. J. MOOMOUSE seconded. The resolution Was adopted. The following resolutions wore also moved and adopted: " Test, while this meeting upholds as sound and bone. the principle of prohibiting trading on the Sabbath, pts the bill introduced into parliament by Mr. John Aid 'nab. Mr. Baxley, and Mr. BWIIIIIS, as en important usptosenisot of the existing legislation, and resolves to p talon both houses of the legislature to psis it into law ■itbout delay." That the best thanks of this meeting be given to Ma lo ••• • the Archbishop of York in aeknowledennent of his greAt kindness in consenting to preside over this meeting, and of the important Berrie* his grace has thereby ran. drr‘d to the cause of temperance, morality, and Sabbath Ow, t•ince." VITUALIS.II IN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. 'Nis afternoon a numerous public meeting • iwid at the Loudon Tavern, Biahopsgate-street, under th. ,uspioes of the Church Association, to protest against thr ntualistic practices in the established church. The chair was taken at 2 o'clock by Mr. B. C. L. BEVAIN, and es th, platform nee—Mr. George Moore, Mr. James L,d. Alderman Hale, Mr. J. Braithwaite, Dr. Jardine, R. Mafia, Mr. Ford, Mr. Denny, Mr. J. G. Haste, Rev. J. McGhee Rev. Dr. M'Neile, The following were the principal resolutions : That this meeting, being fully impressed with the .luty of supporting the principles and order of the church of England and Ireland, and resisting the innovations of roulp,m and Itomanism, desire to express their approval et the course pursued by the Church association in cn.l...,couring to procure an authoritative legal decision oa tituali.tic practices end doctrine, and a reform of the ~: cl, i .etical law courts." That in furtherance of these objects a subscription let be opened in the city, in aid of the Church ASSOCin tRn. ' 4 ,000/. Guarantee Fund, to be celled up pro eke, as it ts required, and no more than 90 per cent. ma oaciroura per annum." 11 . 1 1:KITIUS LAND CREDIT AND AGENCY COMPANY (LIYiTED). The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was 4,11 at noon at the company's °faces, 25, Fenchnrels nre4 ; General Boaz in the chair. The following balance-sheet for the siz =maths ending I tecember, 1867, was presented : Dr.—To capital paid Fp, viz., 2/. per share, 25,0001. ; to c.ipital paid up in anticipation of &le (bearing 7 per scot. interest), 4,016/. ; together, 29,016/. ; to debenture 4 int.l, 202,25 W. ; to sundry creditors (London and Mauritius), 8,144/. 17a. 10d. ; to sinking fund, 19,2071. 7.1.; to reserve, 1,5001. • to rehate on interest re. Crie r !, 2,6141. Id. jto b alance available, after pre oling for all current expenses chargeable against the nalr.year, 1,7901. lls. 10d. ; total, 264,5221. 14s. 4d. 1 :C• cash at hankies' and in hand, London and Mauritius, 5,1901. 15e. 53. ; by bill s receivable, 18,9021. Is.; investments in Mmuities, 2148,352/. Im ; b'f_ oll64 7 debtors for insurance, 6!. 10a. 54 . ; by furniture, 7/1/. 24. ; byptelinintszy expenses, I,Bool.—toisl, 264,5221. 14a. 4d." The CHLIIIIIAN said they bad met for the purpose of lecidieg what amount of dividend should be declared for the haff•year. Ile was glad to say that the money 4 the dtsposal of the directors admitted of the Myinent of the usual dividend, which wen at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. The statement of accounts submitted, though it had not been sanctioned by the auditors, might be taken to be in every teepee! correct. The available balance, after defraying all az il'"es was 1,790/., o ut o f which 1,2504 would be ab sorbed by the preyinned dividend s leaving 5401. to be carried forward to UM annual mustang. An interim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per 'ns being one shilling per share, was than declared, and the meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairoon and his colleagues. r- ILCUTTA AND SOUTH EASTARN RAILWAY. extraordinary general meeting of the share- Lolders was held at noon at the oompaay's diem, Gres """house, Old Broad-street, Mr. JOHN BOILILLDAILA fa the chair. ua I:,solations confirming those paned at the meeting the 28th ult. for handing over the reilwe7 'ad works to the government of India on the lit APril, 1868, and for the voluntary winding !l. of the compani, _were agreed to . Mesas. 4nrratlaile, Marthana, Burkinyoung, and Mitchell were - `. - Poiated liquidaton. The meeting having been formally - :owned to the 314 last., in order that • resolution for W l . l *q wry am Imp imislivaid. Ike possmilm. Mir miasma ill the rug isanster. LONDON OENNIAL OMNIBUS COMPANY ( LIMITED). An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders was held at 1 &clash, at the cams of the omit paw, 6, Finabenraquare, Mr. Lows in the chair, to conirm the resolations passed at the meeting of the 3rd instant for altering the entails of sameiation. A motion of the ehairman in conformity with the object of the meeting was unanimously adopted. The proceed. lap *ea terminated in the usual manner. LAW IN'rELLIGENCE.—(THIS bAT.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE (Brims the Judge Ordinary.) CRABS (KM assn) r. CAUL —JEMOIII3II. la this ow Mrs. Orahh (otherwise Idisa Hubei, manager of the fit. James's Theatre), sued far a divorce ea the ground of adultery aad deserrios. It appeared, how ever, that she had executed a deed of separation by whisk her husband coresanted to make bar so allowance 1008. a year. This allewsses had ace ►eea paid, sad the mart lied trims time to esmider whether the deed barred the plea of deserties, sr whether the eausent to Hee separate was to be misled es strictly seadirissal ea the part of the annuity, and as well by mama of the aso-fuliismot el its terms. Sir J. Wilds now gave judgment. He bed mob deeds to be wholly inoperative so far se the matrimonial duties of the rued ; Rod a se parati on under ware ounce such • cre=ot and be regarded as a voluntary one. As for the brush of the contract, it was quite elear that that amid Dot have a retrospective stmt. so as to make that in voluntary which at the time was volentary. If tits petitioner had desired a }naiad separation et the ground of adultery, the court would be prepared to gaud ; but nothiog of this hied baring beet asked for, it bad no alternative but to dismiss the petition. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN ae MODAL& The bankrupt w & - jean ra m- a:nightie suairies, Water-. Met, BineUrbino. Debts, 1,1791. ; asset& neugnaL Mr. Begley opposed the bankrupt having his order of discharge. So long age as October, 1866, he was in a defi ciency of upwards of 6001., which he bad sines gone on regularl_ y increasing until it bow exeeeded 1,1001. Hui Honour observed that tin debts of the principal creditors had not been wholly incurred In the hat year of the bankrupt's trading. The bankrupt stated that be had dealt with Messrs. Moore sad Metcalfe, opposkg creditors, upwards of 36 years. He was (wow!) , in partnership with his father, and had carried on buskin oaks own account sines 1863: His Honour pentad the order. 111 is W ANDIRBOX. . . . The bankrupt was described as a merchant, of Bennett- Ante', St. James's, fonnerly of Calcutta, trading in hip with D. C. Gordon and A. Stuart. The ra r bti ers Uee are s .i.l to be between 7,0001. and 8,0001. ; but Messrs. Johnson and Co., who are engaged on the accounts, hare not been able to Me them, owing to the non-arrival of accounts fremCsiontta. It was admitted that there had been no want of daises.* on the part of the bankrupt, and an adjournment for four months was taken by eoneent. Mr. Begley s= ter the bankrupt ; and Mr. R. Reed for the i itsinforwirtirnftia. ; " We en ski se alias tistimailimas4lB47 improved la heel*. end Thtt thmollt greed where lb le* for her speedy restsvary. The Jaques* ea the late Rev. A. J. Plow vas ha Ps' taffy at the Blare Swan bin, Nellibvereels by XL I . F. Deardoe, the meaty wooer. The jury was eampeeed of warty the tease poreme as relented the verdict maim* the ecadeetsed emniel h Jane &aides tear. The jury retuned e verdict of "wilt.! murder' wind Mike WeetherilL They also received to request the tradesmen of the town to dais their places of beAsess &trim the funeral today (Timidity). The late vicar,it appears, wee unpopular anconpt • large section of the population, by twee of the which he introdneed in the mode of celebrating :et= at his chuck (Christ Church). The rev. gentleman was • ritualist. and his preeeedimm gave great *gems to many members of the amgragation. Casdles were =upon the oommunicia table sad other issoutions used which win very unfevourebly regarded by nosy persona The book of " Hymns, ancient awl nio deny" was used, and we (Manchester Guardian) ere is. formed that Qs safortaulate feeling which uudwil in the pariah grew worse after the introdnotios into the service of the 1631 hymn in that eclutioss, which is a supplies thee to " leen, Son of Mary. This hysui had set been sung for some time before the death of Mr. Plow, but it formed • part of the sorties on Sunday last, end the sir umetunes hu been much commented upon. Yesterday two letters were received in Todmorden from the convict. The diet was eddressed in the following terms: "My dear mother sad deter,—lt must be very painful to you to know that I am in prima, and what is wane, coademeed to die. Wall, you must bear up es well as you ems. You will be allowed to see me owe or twice more ; them you meet bid me farewell for ever. No doubt it will be • great trouble to you when I am game fee ever from you, bat you must remember we may all meet again ia Heaven, if we only repent of our sins. You mu* try and love Christ, which I think you do alasedy, sad have done for emu time ; but you MB love him mere yet. You see I can give other people advice, and toll you what yen should do, bat the mischief is I cannot take advice and do as I ought to do myself. You will be sorry when you hear I have sot repeated my alas ; bat I will try my beet to meet yea both, end Sarah, in Heaven. You must not think it bard on me bec ause I write to Barak mars then to yea. You must knew I look upon that good girl as my wife, though she is not, but I thiak she =aid be if I wee only free. I think you will have found out before sow that elm le a good girl. Ala, she is too good for me. I hope we may all meet is Heaven.—Ever yearn, dear mother and =tar, affeetioutely " Huss Wurturaiu.." • Is • letter which hem bus reeeivedbla Mud of hie is Louden, the 00111•14 adopts rather • different tome, but the letter seems obviously written for the public eye. Hey: " Dear friend,—" I thought I would write • few lines to you aa you here been so kind. I suppose you know that I Min been found guilty, and that I shall hers to be hung. It is an awful and a shameful death to die ; bat I have deserved it, sad there is no thane* left. I wish I could undo the shookieg crime. I was were miry whim I heard that Mr. Plow Led the baby were deed. Oh, I hoped there would no more die; it is so shocking to think of. I wish he had given me the privilege of keeping ootopany with Sarah. I would not have cared for going into the home if he would oely have let her have her Sunday outs. If be had given me the abeam, what a different man I should have been. I should have bees • teacher la the Sunday wheel sad • oemenunissat of the church ; for if I bad once more partaken of that holy feast it would have bees a heavenly feast te my cool, for I would not have taken the Holy Commusies ia mockery or sea cloak to make people think I was g I ood. No ; should hare taken an interest in doing whet geed I weld for the school and church, sad in the bang run he would have found me • useful man. And what • comfort I should have been to my peer mother sad ulster, and how happy my Barak end me would have beau, We didn't want to get married just than, but I would have married her before she left Todmorden bad she bees willing. I wanted to get • better trad e sad make • little more money then I bed then, and then I would have married her and been happy with her. But when she left Todniordea there was a point in me. Then I turned wild ; I oare d what I did ; I spent my money ; I saw no thi ng b u t poverty and &spar, and now I am condemned to die. Ab, I was • changed man when she left me. lam may to say, changed for the worm. I shall mew be parted from her for ever ia this world, bat I will try to meet hr in Heaven. But them le any poor sigys yet of me, for my heart is guile baulimed ; bat / will try and die • Yes you live foe author sad a better world. =t. flee has died to ears all, sad may we all meet again in ReS•lll6.—Yonel einearely, Ham Waumnau,."—P.S. " You may do u you like with this letter. I will find no fault with you. You can let everybody look if you want, for I an/ not ashamed to own I loved her. Publish it ff you like." Mn.s Plow has been able to describe the manse which teak place in her bedroom when the murderous attack wee wade. TUevidence which has been given Lam a bleak between the time when the nurse ran out of the bedroom to the time when Staathald, the perish clerk, entered it and secured the essamin. Mr. Plow states that Weetberill tried to secure the door, and failing in that, he struck a light with a match, sad cam* wpte the bedside. The poor lady had covered herself with the bed clothes, end she felt him trying to pall them off her bead. Her desperate meithease purrested him tram wassediag, and he than west to the feel of the WO, removed the berceacasets ia which the babe wee sleeping, lifted up the bear:loan at tha foot, sad fired up the bed. The ballets mimed Mrs. Mew, and she sprang oat it bed and made for the doer. Ilse murder inteeeephid her, end she sprang mom the bed bete a sort of ream between it and the wall. Thither she wee followed by Weetherill, and he struck her down upon the bed with the poker. The ealertueate vise= severed her fags with bee kande, but Weetherill Wrath br an the hands sad arum with the poker until tram sheer pain she wee to reemse them, and then followed the fearful upon the fame width has bees described. After reakriag the blew, Mn. Plow eenemened up courage =auk to lie quite still, so as to inspirer bar assailant with the idea that he led eesotopl ids dreadful parpesw She moss to have bees suommetal, sad Went ed 1, so doubt believing that oho wee deed, Minot irtrike main. During Sunday sad yeelorday authors celled at the vicarage to tales • lase look at the wow it Mr. Plow, which =a laid in • a/min ask man, ea the lid of whisk was a moss exiciading the full length and =Mb. Painted as the lid, in red letters, ere the worth, " Audis= John Plow, priest, who fell Wow in Jesse," he. AMPPPWATTAPIRWARY! • • 4ur siimmat WARWICK /01111:110.-41061 DAT!) murabir rutxx. ••• DPI- • ... .... a • I • Dews .4. • TRILL STAigg. • traces best Lestlip.' RACING STAMM. Valsaiia• 1 °M ms g 6n¢. STAND PLATE. Raispaat . . . . ... Carlos . . • • 'brow ... . • • • 4 raa. WILLOI7OHBY HANDICAP. Sarum ... 1 ... ... ... ••• CITY AND SUBURBAN. 25 3009 is 190 apt Xyanaft(t) t• RUGBY MKETING.-(THIEI DAT.) MILITARY SWIZPIITALLS. Berini 2 OPEN Dapber . . 8 0Pb • • • Berke 6 ran. 6 ran. BETTING IN LONDON. -(THIS DAY.) 130 Very few members present, and not much busi ness dam& The prinsipal features were the coming of Hatthabelder for the City and Suburban and Thalia for the Northamptosdaint, about whom 15 to 1 and 16 to 1 wore token respectively. Priors as follows : CITY AND SUBURBAN. 100 to 8 spat Nelsen ((may) to 1 Abeipsidie (car) 15 to 1 100 to 6 EA& ell /Lam (off) 100 to 6 — ( 20 to 1 Stredbreiso (t) Mto 1 and elf) 100 to 3 Illookissat) 10 to 1 slot Yeisit of the Garter eseided (I) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STARER. 100 to 8 sea Lewd Hastlmp (t mad of 100 to 7 Thalia (off, tl6to 1) 100 to 6 Leap Year (t) EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. 100 to 8 apt Tibtorpo (t) CHESTER CUP. 11 to 1 on the Geld (off) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 11 to 2 spat itosiorasima (off) THE ANNIVERSARY Or ST. PATRICK. Although no apprehensions of disturbance are entertained by the authorities is aseasitise with the ealebrathe by the Irish inhabitsale of the sestrepolie of the anniversary of their patron saint, it has bees theeght desirable that preesstkee should be ham for the repression of any symptoms of disorder that way be exhibited. Assordiegly, eiders wee Mined MA miming that mused dame, should be o►- served hy Me poise today. The meal day Awes has tees ninftweed by these ordinarily received for night day, sad in those quarters of Leedom meet frequented by the Irish, the polieemen es duly walk their bests is maples, sad the number of men told MI to soak dietriete is doubled, sad in SIAM places trebled. lip to noon, however, there were no appearances of a breach of the peace. RAILWAY, MINING AND OTHER SHAREB:-(THIS DAY.) Maim today to 1 p.m) COLONIAL 0018RNICENT SECIIRITIEL Canada Government, 6 par mat.. 'smug; sad July, 1877.84, 1001. Do., 6 per amt., February sad August 99, 84. Do., 5 par mot., January and July B6 1909,1011 , Caps el Ci•od Roma per mat., Apra Ostobar,lB9o. . Novi &oak Wales Oommussal, 5 par mat., 11118.96, Jammu, and July, 961, 1. Now Zsalsad, 5 par amt. 984. Do., 6 pa. mat,1991, Mara sad Separbor 1061, xd. Do., 6 p.r amt. 1891,Jan• sad Deamber, 10:f t t ' sr /. 6 par mat, 1991, Jemmy and July I 112 &V& ia d 'iov., 6 par seat., 1991. April sad ORDINARY SRAM AND STOCKS. Caledonian 824, 3, a Groat Northers, 1011, 1. Do. A. (A madras no dividend until 6 per sank km boa paid to 10, 1 9 t B ina Groat Western , 461, 7. Do., West sad Ner Laassalairs and Yorkshire, 23. Loudon sad Nortb Wasters, 1 41, 1. Loaders and Saab Wortera. 851, f. Nolropolltsa, 114, 1. )1481end, 1064, 6, 4. De., Mpem sad Derby, 731. North &Sub, 311, 3. North 13batera—Dervisk, 101. Da., York, 911. Sesta gnats, 791, 3, za. GYMS PREFIRINCE SRAM& Wastans—Original Nar 41 par 78. a Zastara—Sisslibra sad Darilapon B 6 per mat, t. BRITISH POSE lONS. Baarbay, Bar., sad Cool Ind. par. 5 per rt., 103, 4. Resters Nasal pa. 6 pr mat, 1051. But ladisa Osamatsod 5 par mat., NW. Gras. Woman of Omuta 191, 16. Mares, parmassd 5 par sera, 1031. Do., 41 par mat,lq, 3. Soinda,prsatiod 6 par mat, 1011, f. Dalai, 1011. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Aatprp and Rattlmilam, 91. Groat Laxambrus. 9 3-16. Lessbrus„ ps. 7 per mat. (Lim.), 15061, tlima F Ottawa pm to 214 . Ilan Paulop rame, Wad), AS pusat 3ll md 7 par as 111. Son 1011.13G24 ORIAGATIONIL Oral Vita* RAIL, ps. *is Rambla soft. 784, a. 4- 00101111/AL AND maim MOIL Cbasiaiss Odd sad ISM Mesa (11maillod), 4,3 j. Don Padra, Rasa Da 4 =9 ) ll, Rooth& 11 Joba j r 241 61 (Limatal), 90, 1, 191. DOOM Leads& aad 8t ReAmba, 464. JOINT STOCL BANKS. Agra (UMW), A, 16 4,1, 74. A 4 ll 64 erposik Biakkgll4o.l4o.lB. Land Nortaego Dia* et Isis (Liallad), 5 par mat. clo leatarm, 1911, tat se rsom eq. Leedom Obartsral af RN, 1. 11 Loads' sad Ostudy, NW, Woadtly, at 20 pram, IX. 1. Loaders and Wastalmler, 111, De., limip bad. as 10f. prms., asap off orbital bsa boss pairl, 47, 61. NIDOILLANNOUIL Asi•Aussissis TdsZesPlik (WOW. 18 4. Mbehrsui ira* s pe rms., Daft Wahmeowlhe (Liedbed), New, =mig et adelea Ideninenemi 1 1 1. Nonni el I. illiam9 lew = i tem" do" geoWnemele tW 'i rett ra iri at m etttes si nit6 L (Limelied), ILL I.6l 29dels eas =ll l = soduciario. 31. Node* Plosomiel dememienimo dint~bdi b), 5. *A • • boolea Goma Ornailiro (lenwesi Wen ltewhidel Lod awl SW . •- ' . Thoth Nina mid Illeneotile Isemsemoo. N. Noinmularard almate.lllllll9, -• i .• D W I :v.6T* ' is ; ' 04 . 4114146 ;.-••-.. , MIA : 4As ~, b .' IAA dseli 411.1.1 1=aiiiiii . • irominer rid Noehosotte, Is No Ids d Wight. 8017111A1CPTON MAIM 17. —Tb• North Gomm Lloyd's Arabes Maim, Wang to-dog tee New TM& Woe out gold win from Leedom to the value et UAW. • t V !DAME jr')1 4 :1'1.7173 ,FP:{llqX:f AIIT .7A-7.•rotailizx ' " 14 .rrt • t 1? •aurvilliinl TIIE EXPRESS, - , IVESDAIine4. .• .. s',4n iv.s • dia • • A. .3 A Set .7 111fillir 10.1111711'.—{r1118 DAY.) , • Ocibt ne the ennewliat dindaihed demand for *OW and to the partial lolling of in the hupdry for silver for exportation to the bay Ow ins:tele for public securities am guseratly liOse fare to-day. The amount of business is ./ass ~ but it consists almost exclusively of pendssiss; many of Which have been made to lower 1/Innin sales for a fall. Consols are is vonasst, and hove risen l-18 to per cent. The gamines in maws, aminities amounts to i to As regards tore* bowl , llgyptian, ltahan, Peru vian, and Turkish have orpselisueed a fresh im provement. In the depertment for American aeon_ cities the principal feature is an impertent fall in Lie Railway shares. The won for dimwit are to a fair extent, per one a. for the beet bills. In the Stock Ischangis there 1 a demand for advanose ea Zit gowstlument securities, at 1} to 2 per cent. Consols are quoted 93 to } for stoney, and 93} to } for the account (April 2), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 911 to 92. Railway stocks are Arm, and • ries of to t per cent, has mewed in about half a doyen came. Annexed are the quotations Caledonian, 891 to 831; London and North Western, 1141 to 1 ; Great Western, 461 to 47 ; Midland, 105 to t ; London and South Western, 85 to 86 ; Great Eastern, 311 to ; Brighton, 44 to ; South Eastern, 721 to 73/ ; Metropolitan, 1131 to 1141; Great Northern, 104 to * ; ditto A, 99 to ' • London, Chatham, and Dover, 18 to ; Lancsahire and Yorkshire, 1251 to ; York and North Midland, 94 to 96 ; Berwick, 101 to ; and North British, 334 to t. The Indian lines are rather flatter, but Canadian are steady. East Indian, 1094 to 110 ; Great Indian Peninsula, 1084 to 1091 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 151 to ; and Great Western, 15/ to 16. Metropolitan District Railway Debenture stock, new issue, is quoted 11 to 11 pram. The foreign stook market shows a favourable tendency. Egyptian of 1864 and the Vioeroy's Loan have risen per cent., viz., to 88 to 87 and 72t to 1, respectively. Italian of 1861 are 464 to 1, showing a fresh rise of 1 ; Turkish of 1865, 331 to 11, being 1 better ; Brazilian of 1865, 71 to 1 ; Chilian of 1867, 874 to 88 ; Mexican, 151 to 16 ; Peruvian of 1865, 77 to ; Russian of 1866, 87 to ; Spanish of 1867, 341 to 36 ; Turkish of 1858, 59 to 60 ; and ditto of 1862, 61 to 62. There is no variation in Indian stocks. The Eve per Cents. are at 1141 to 1 • the Four per Cents., 1001 to 101, ex div. ; the Bonds, 30s. to 355. prem. ; and the Five per Cent. Debentures, 105 to 1. Beak Stock, 249 to 251, and Ex chequer Bills, 10a. to 15e. prem. Bank shares are without change. London and Westminster, 671 to 681 ; Union of London, 33 to 34; Anglo-Austrian, 34 to / prem. ; London and Brazilian, 34 to 32 die. ' • Imperial Ottoman, 1 din. to par ; and Coneolidstsd, 1 to 1 prem. Financial sham are quoted the same as yester day, as follows :--General Credit, 24 to 1 dia. ; Credit FOIXII4ff, 7 to 6/ die. ' • International Financial, 1/ to 1 die. ; and London, 26 to 24 dia. In the market for miscellaneous shares, Anglo- American are 2s. 4kl. better, at 211 to 221, but other descriptions show no movement. National Discount, 51 to 61 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 131 to 14 ; Egyptian Trading, 4/ to I dia. ; Telegraph Construction, 14 to 1 ; and Atlantic Tele g r a ph Eight per Ce nt. Preference, 51 to 4. United States 5-90 Bonda are unchanged, at 721 to 4, but Eris Railway shams have fallen 24 per cent., viz., to 451 to 1. Illinois Central are lower, at 89 to 1. It is notified that all persons having claims against the Bombay Merchant Insurance Company, which is now in course of winding up, must send them to the agents in London before the 30th of June next. The ordinary general meeting of the East India Land, Credit, and Finance Company (Limited) will be held on the 31st inst. HALT-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Some of the railway and foreign stooks exhibit • relapse of to 1 per cent., but the English funds remain steady, at 95 to I for money, and 931 to for the account. YOUR O'CLOCK. The English funds are without variation, at 93 to 1 for money, and 931 to for the amount. Rails ay stooks are quiet, with few transactions. Caledonian, 821 to Metropolitan, 1131 to 1141 ; Brighton, 48 to 1 ; South Lidera, 721 to 1 ; Midland, 1041 to 1061 ; London and North Western, 1141 to ; and Lancashire and York shire, 1261 to I. In the foreign stook market the Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan is in demand, and has risen to 781 to /. Italian Bonds of 1881 are at 481 to ; Spa nish Now Three per Cents., 361 to ; and Turkish of 1886, 331 to I. About 10,000 sovereigns have been taken from the Bank for Zgypt. At Paris this zooming the Three per Cent. Santee opened at 69fr. 150. for the account, being 1 per cent. better. It would appear that the speculators in Great Western of. Canada Railwayshares mast have some agent on the line who keeps them informed, through ,the medium at the cable, as to the program of the traffic, in advance of the claw accounts, for yes ' terday, in face of • further decrease in the receipts, consequent upon temporary canoes, there was a steady demand for this cowpony's shams for amount of parties who are believed to have made sperm/Mies sales of them • few days ago, upon private knowledge of the disturbance of the Watt The nail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 1,4271. on account of the divi dends on the debt of Zonador. 3 ml final instaltasat of 20 per sent. of the Great WuMara Railway Campany's b per mat. perms neat m& prefeream stock is to be payable on the 31st ima The subjoined is from the report of the City Oases Company (Limited), to be presented at the general 'meta; oft the 94th inst. : Is Tilmittiag their sixth report to the shareholden, with saimmentheel seeds the last Dasenther, 1867, the &melon hare mush is stetMg that with the eemeletion of the Lesalienletnest ths beildiap el the amemay are iliddhaf, nal Mat eddy Issielnod at the sad si the mar • %shoes 12,50 W to &e -thos,* all halsW te the wielsaskes, which haa aisle bees redwood be BAIL The threaten had hoped ia this mart to Uwe base able to sameas• • eassidemsble sag meatatiss in the reatals. /a this the, have hem diem. pointed, the demand for &from heiag very limited, is ma arms of the continued Megesthe is commercial saber- Tbm sash is the eam may at owes be seen from the Er; number of eligible einem is all ports el the Ofty that are at mamas asossepied. It is at the some tthe feeielseetry to be able te report ea iaerems sines the date el the last sixths( . to the *Moth al 2,4001., the green re ceipts now amowatmg to 31,1001. The directors believe Maio Warned general confidence helmet needed tomcat!, humus the company's lettings, The &Ices at their dis posal an ef • very superior °thruster, moderately rented, ead othalahly censtructed to snit kakis( ernaldidunthis, polio fume, awl pelmet Agra. Mews: Baring Brothers and Co. have an flounced the dividends due the Slit instant on the Chilian Biz and Three per Cent. Lou.., and have at the same time advertised the parlsonlars of the Makin fund on them loons, and also on the Four and-a-Balf per Cents. Messrs. Rothschild haveannonnosd the dividends due at the end cd the payment month on Danish Three per Omits. of 18 , 05, and ma the Br az ili an Lamm The arrangements are advertised in connection Iwith the payment of the coupons doe the lit April on the Colombian Government Six per Cent. Loan of 1863. MINES. -(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. The mining market is quiet to-day, with few transactions. West Chiverton shares are quoted 65 to 68 ; Great Vor, 18} to 19} ; Prince of Wales, 555. to 575. ; East Calm Brea, 345. to 36s ; East 'Lovell, 81 to 9 ; Wheal Grenville ' 29a. to 311. ; Wheal Trelawney, 7t o 8 ; East Caradon, 31 to ; Drakewalls, 111. to 13s. ; and North 'rreakerby, 25e. to 275. 6d. Subjoined are the quotations for foreign and colonial mining shares :—St.Jolui del Rey,l9 to 20; Don Pedro, 24 to i pron. ; Anglo-Brazilian, I dia. to par ; Peeterena, N to 4 din ; Cliontalea, f to die. ; Roma Grande, dm to par; Anglo-Italian, pat to pram.; United Mexican, lt to ; Prontino and Bolivia, 9.16 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, 14 to and Central American, dia. to par. We are informed that the allotment of the shares of the Australian United Gold Mining Company will be made on Wednesday next. !lalre 2O I Loth NUM Aildiewlel ilia 31111•SONIIIL Cape Clssrllo.l e«i.tin_.xr+4 — p....:. :: rAdimi:.... limes& .. &w. N.R. W.W. N. s.w. s.w. N — W. ;Co W.&W. r M.W. are W.N.W. W. Ila LW. 'fro Law. e n &S.W. *I W.&W. &W . lefe & I w W i n. 'en S.W. S wa b &W. re &W. arb SAW. Lao &W. & — W. o - a o e • W.M.W. • II:**. W.V.W. W.W.W. &W.V. ff. &W. W.N.W. W.N.W. W.W.W. W.W.W. W.N.W. PMs_ i&7l-46"g 00s CO:f. womeraCes UAW 3r.ii. tw. /LW. JUL 1 .16. 1 is Sakesekr 0011110tal eset redam4 I. SS dm. at as lairl. Us Maim r Mill, I itslike. s kleekt hodkeee dareellea at madame lb. Mak Mara. ibillMONitigr 1111.010/ Is Mils Nalevalse fewy MOO Ms Meek= 2 4 = l e Items. Z.-elm Waling: k -base sky ; e...skelle ; L— i; IL-eall; le-lablaim ; nrakil, ; 416-mmiere illtl/ : e.-eata; s-msek ; S. -Makeleu sensa lt earm se ma leallad), larks Lel li beam lks =UM Daramakkal prawn Yr MOMS arose thip acelken sad mikes illillesv Ihm Makeday, Ms Wag greseak as Valesleis termsMll ls ism al Mem =Vo ir = reaska r t isibee, Mamie k TM 4 I.l2l=TtZtZbL id = 11 Ir ri llsl7ll boa 0.6.1, Ati i Barth sal ;It Is smerails lowor la Imarvi mme t/vallavvakkk Made mr• Mlle Li& asil 11l lim el vleml ase km vessel be the sod Is Masks t ie. rdr.ettariarf i r. Se .1.46 =AMID " MOINit WOO etairsel al; MI les=tak Cr taper ad at Velma's. Ikai 1 sad killassi PIPIIII.IO MI smirkers awl sokbar* oasts. The demand for silver has diminished, and the quotation for bars has declined ed. per ounce, viz., to ss. Ojd. Nevertheless, telegrams from Bombay and CalmUs confirm the announcement already mode with regard to an advance in the exchanges. Tin Mutate Breris.—A large meeting of The committee of the Steck Exchange have sp. «dim it the allismee• and Metier Alit* *be me ted Thuradsy, the 19th inst., a special Web* Chula bp Ilaprepessi vainetien of 10 per sink lathe in the snip of the cedimery stock, _lBOB, of the eau ill at" was held pederday ea Mash* liar. Brighton, and South Coast Beltway Com. Tame ' te be • puma hiamesiflea en the pet ' ,w ' is' to be oficially marked. a drimpordilhe what apes • Crake. will ib mat& At th e ro wd y of the Atlantic Ta o . einesuemigsfradea, and. et • soshreme el iiiiipese . was ainhogneed that hat , M wee elsiermined to neeemmeed, as t ha* been received the , • , 'burin* But tits lea shrdd torah bli a ilakcialucia the Azigto-Ammicen Taegu.% Chns.l 'el Iva per end. *pea slim* litas *WWI . t me g* 'no & a g o g t o a di onn , o fik iA m to net to . Were further with ► the vein Amine tbeemt 4ipmaity merrymg Se same into As* . : 1 etc meths. U, however, them trim ems ad emesiled, Th e mon d m a ngey plagell assini 0 1 th e a aomeldat wed seasetiee me elsilse;lie w dna three sharaholdees of the Natimal Bask . of India st. tkoj* should step, sad VW 411 Ilislip‘Vnisass (Limited:tires held, . . Ides a &Mead at avail mot Lbw add* wkly ef lie ref•lWidoe• . 1 the rated 1 paw ' aid Omit= of 1 •kh +rep saes wield thee brweepsiddbeta t , r per osatimees ; was Ws - cedmed:l• l o l ds malataemes at thee muddle gilet, l : l l g be envied is the -sown famil, am& 3,0641. cm. wide wad he egad te ahem t. peruse& frees sash it ,:; ... rid to sew pralt and lamieemautto . .. , the anacii~ - . Lodi Oradati and InatAllt 0410.1, _l. nit*Mi in Oh Math of aigund is looking ~. ,: tiz a r.„... zad t.,.. • ~ad Allem opeesaisee .si x th ahltilar, tor* oar 4 *et INlkie ••r7 favvnelds. use has this day sanemesed &lodate( .111vANI ra•O• ramie ass to the meth was the molt ahem. pie akin of ita paid-er capita ; best eke bars for yams, am are yieldire as ',Ask be • • The annual milling et shateholdes of the Ms maw ia mew TWA Orieetal Bank Oreporatioe as deed foe the 10th A new novel, entitled " Change not Ch ange n April. by many Feltidie, will be ready the dee wreak Apia. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Yr. Payne.) ANOTHER Di/IP/RATE BTRIXT OUTRAGZ. Alexander Ale, 20, was indicted for stealing a Wither bag containing 31. 12s. Gd. from the perm' of Nary Ann Cnckett. The prosecutrix, • respectable elderly widow lady, residing at No. 63, St. Csarge's.road, Pimlico, mid. on the 3rd of Narehoit about 7 o'clock is the evening, she was walking down Glonoester-etrort, Pimlico, with a bag containing tradesmen's boobs and a sum of money. Amen mime behind her and with great violence pulled her down to the ground and suoceeded in wrenching her bag from bar hands. Proseontrix, who suffered from the injuries, cried out es loudly as the could and a number of people rushed up. She turned to go home again when she was met by • Mr. Umiak, who told her the prisoner had bean detained and the beg recovered. Corroborative evidence having been given the jury found the prisoner Guilty. Wm. Young, 86 AR, premed thsoo outotothos against the 4,riactur. lad bean o alatound to eaves yews' petal seryttudo. POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) TRAILS& SINGULAR ARISAULT ON TRANIN ?GLICK CONSTARLIIR. Jana Cleary, of No.l, Osindord-ooart, Hone lighternian, aged 34, was brought before Mr. Paget charged with violently insulting Robert Bruce, No. 104, and Thomas Abbott, 101, of the Thames division of polies. At few minutes peat 1 o'clock this morning the cony plainauts, who were doing duty on the river in their police (Cloy, saw a barge aground, and is a very dangerous position on the Limehourt share. They rowed toward • the barge, and went on board. They found the prisoner in the cabin feet asleep and aroused him. Cleary immediately attacked the eonstabies„ he kinked • lantern out of Bruce's hand, threw him en the floor of the cabin, and was about to jump upon him when Abbott interforred and seised the prisoner. • violent straggle took place and both officers were repeatedly streak. The violence of the prisoner was 'drone and the constables were obhged to handcuff him. The defence of the prisoner was that the barge of which he had the care was blown on shore by the high wind, and that he did not know Broom and Abbott were Thames police *Mears._ Hr. Paget did not believe the Thames polio, constables were unknown to the prisoner. The only doubt he had is this ease was whether he ought not to contesit the prisoner to the House of Convenes and to hard labour without the option of paying a due. The reason he did not do so was that he was in charge of the barge, and his master had gives him a good character. The Thames police were unrested with the protection and ,rarity of the dealing property en the river, and moat be protected. Ho esateneed the pri soner to pay a fine of We. to the Queen. Mr. Chapman, of Tooleyntreet, the primer's employer, immediately paid the penalty. New Pssea.—lt is announced that the follow ing baronets were recommended by Loed Derby far alma. tion to the peerage, before the noble lard resigned : air John Trollop., Sir J. Walsh, Sir Brook Bridges, and Sir Maxwell Stirling. Alan' AND NAVY EX PANDTITRI.—Aocording to a return published this morning it appeais that the nip required to be voted in order to defray the exams of the naval expenditure beyond the ordinary Pants for the year ended on the 31st Yank 1867, is 90,6191. 13e. 9d. ; and the sum required to make good exeeemm et army expendi ture beyond the grants for the same year is 48,4791. Ba. Bd. The Duke of Northumberland has left Florence for Rome. This morning was published the draft of a bill having for its object the extension of the law of bank. ruptoy in Iceland to non-traders. The bill wan presented by Lord SomerhUL At Huddersfield yesterday, Mr. Sleigh attended three meetings, the mod aoliesebb feature in his appear. and being hie adinimka dot, deo& new an opposed of the liberal perry, be in 1862 ocatented Lambeth as a radical. In the eels* be attempted to sddrees a manilas in the Huddersfield Theatre, and the gathering was one of the most dieresis* mad Imlay paned reedinp ever held there. Nam of the imeeksre were beard, sad a seethe declaring dm Hr. Sleigh was a " fit and peeper' candi- date, was negatived by a large majority. The nomination will take place 10-morrow. The Royal Agricultural Society have entertained an invitation to bold their Mow next year in South Lanes• shire or its neighbourhood. The Manebeder and Liver pool Society t with ale, of obtaining an eeeepteawe of the invitetica, bays pared a liberal remintime. AI • meeting held yesterday, the Nembeeter and Liverpool committee determined, in me of the Royal Stately corning within this diatriot, to abandon their show for 1869, to give 5001, towards the expenses, and to aides is suit* the royal chow a atom& The Royal Society is left to settle Um pia., of maeffiefs. _ The first chareh-rata contest took place loot week at Freshwater, Is the Isle of Wight. A poll we. *akin, and Us peo-olusohmes party were suosessfuL A manufaotory tet aelliknal foal is about to bi selsblished ma the haus et Hooding liarbsar, la the I. ad Wight. Four thousand tow 01 ainthirs salt, for sasiccil tang purposes, pom mar Ms South Waster lines daisy the yeer. pi. mime Ala lbw Isla et Wight, altbsegh • small Woad sad surrounded by Um sea, 0011 / I =o% as mush Droltwiah salt as inland districts of the same Sas. Balt derived from ssa water is considered superior for agricultural purposes to rock salt. SUICIDE FROM WATERLOO-BUDGE. An inquiry was held by Mr. W. J. Payne, deputy smear, at the Vestry Rea, Fairer** South wark, lest night, reepesting the =hide of Antrim Mem, sled 19 years. Mar Ana Reel, 41, Thersonotrer Maher, idea tied the body of the deemed in list ef • yeas mime whom she saw on the night of the Mk Palmer, in tie set of come Mee frees Wahwireidge At 1 Meek on the might in queen she was tem* the bridge tee the Sherd, on the right-head aide, when she Mem& the decreed, who wee Mired is a li ement, Inte re mewed mese rd m the the mt. Be Mud rend and lore at her Imedly, sd lien bowed, though he had are am bee Men /leap his hat a* the seat he stepped en to the asp of the meek sad he disappeared be a gamest, eitip wad met Ma bow, far it wee a rep dark sad seamy sight. She irk + the Mt mad called a pollema. who feted in it • sheet el piper en whiali was written the name of the deer* and word " drowned." Willem Pike and Cherie Biarcedl, waterier, deposed that on Friday last, while ruing in their beat of Ra down-shire, they head the body of ithedeseesed, ms 4 dread, with the exerdea of the had They brenglit ashore, sad in re of the teat re they feud a penny and a beer, in a isadwe tlig, lees inie fees pima The leer referred to wee Mee to the meow, who said that was a met erseordimery prodesee It referred to a mew with •pe were need isms, sad • oharaperee diner, followed by ea ezeureke. Theo were sores PM. whisk were guile iedeent, sad whir preluded hie reeding the deseert. Some witnesses wee the munised, ind hem the rather involved Maar it append tier re deemed les the see of a leadame ; that his heampas wen ford to be hi eierise, he balm • mediter ler ead a dieter fir 12. ; shirrs rel a sweetheart meted Ales, mad that, n& he was es yore, he mare in sedneing hem Or she gar birth tea bitty tar mate ego, mad thr ter• eeri orandka took plain•' by mistiest akes eamet,'• sad he lie a er Meat ve way to dr Meta Oa der e ga re his suicide he berme IL free hisre Ter in ifierpeireet, Geowellerest, sad he sees me meg am by theme He end re he wee gar Limensie rare. It wee Were Men the tor blase bat in his pore after hie Male the. he me re eels ei the'lreardeir re Me Teeny ea Irish he harem the 21. with the yeeng rem meet Pm" and that Motet dimened his mar nest the elempigne Mabee ezenniee he me Avid io fee his he 5.4 M eer lebsert. d • • ' Wgner having mane up, :s.Mr Mese • role " sat GO email app, err swede by throwing hinesif i la44 river fay 211100. Bak% while in • rate of iipaiNpr A . • f 4 • itaillairiralticai OF, isy BALTAR mart L maga gag er Mar. r Migrate Ler dell this Meet rel M he Seed ahem Meg, fr e et h= is" tea Iterem,ele her In bid herr for • bet blehe• jaigripaihie t mei is MX. air Mier net Met 6 114 .vsegsd.ist. 111.119 ^ Clemener or to-serrow arming, sad the eisere wal Ire pier the errs et aboat a wee reneaer. lb hoes Ihrter Tame will, we neeteluek eller hese to re Meters of Bert es a eledidite /sr lb* serreges.—/fortere Wkly. r-~ ~ :.~ dkk- iiiiii COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETe. (THIS DAY.) (sr ruamuirm.) (MON ova owr oorasaroimrirr.) Corros.—The market quiet. Sales ab ou t 10,000 bales. Qom —Tbe market well attended. Wheat, fair demand for whine, at ha mass ; rad, quiet, and lift, doing. Flour continues dull, and rather lower. Beans, paw oats, and ostraeal unchanged in value. Indian cern slow, sold at la. per qr. decline ; mired, 41s. LEEDS CORN MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) (ar 1111.01A2L) (nom ova owr oarswoman.) Millers still hold off, aad as fasten de not prelim Wee badness prang is of most limited ehmeeter. Prime nominally the same. Barley amanita 11130124G-L/11110.—(TH1II DAY.) Boom—The market ham opened steadily for brown qualities for raising at full prises. Other disieriptions are qaiet The private sales include 300 bags of brown Mauri tius, at 30s. ed. Re6aed—For prose there is a more active inquiry, and prior show as upward teedery • dried goods remain very Ire, with low brown lumps at 42m 6d. CO VIM —Thar* appear to be buyers of prairies Dry. lon, at some adman, on last week's perm Native Oeylosi retinues in request ; burner done at 495. to 495. 6d. Tu.—A fair amount of business is doing, at Arm prisms. Oorron.—Tins market has spin booms quiet, and par view pries* are barely supported. Jurii.—A fair amount of basins. is doing as previous terms, on the spot at 141.105. to 221. ss. ; for arrival at 171. I to 221. Mei—The mearbei aaellaaas quiet. Rea.-40 pasedissaa Dammam mold at L. lad. SALTrirraa.—The =market eastiatarsalaady. limao.—A wool at Giataxasla sold at last silo' mass. SMITH:MU) HAY XARSZT.—(TH)S DAY.) Marko Jaws radon reports trade very slow, at the following Woo, :—Prieso meadow lay, 7k. to SOL ; Werke ditto, We. to 70e. ; doyen; old, Sea, to 100 e. ; iatecior ditto, 70s. to ale. ; straw, XL to 3de. WIATHIB RIPORT._(THIS DAY.) Ttramur, Maio, 17, S as S.W. •7' I