The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-07 00:00:00

CENTRAL -f3RIMINA4- (THIB DAY.) pekoe the Onion erjetria A PRECOCIOCS TOES, if 'try Simko", 17, pleaded guilty to two charges of bar. F .,•1• cud stealiog money to tile automat of 39:., the pro. rr• v of 13tnjunia Reciter, his master. inc offences imputedMmthe- prisoner wises of a very arg• grs r.ited charentu. , It appearedWaCate/ Mclean* Milhaud a elination is the house of the prosecutor, who had • very good : ,sr.igter with hint from hip sister, who told him it mis the first time, ha bad beau in • situation. Tice pnsmier slept in the house, and on the night ci the robbery the prosecutor was awakened by a noise, and u; , 11 getting up to see what wee the matter, be ascertiieed 64 the prisoner instead of being in bed and asleep as he ' ,posed him to be, had left the house. He also foundthat drawer had been broken open. and a oonsiderable sum of m oney was missiog. The prisoner was not apprehended until a fortnight or three weeks afterwards, and only a few A,ilthetts of the money were found upon him. Re did out w re st ; to have denied at any time having been oomented in the mobery, but he told • rambling story about baring let i n , ire men who had all the money, and he had noes. At the time he was apprehended he was wearing a pair of io.ts which had been missed from the prosecutor's house. The officer informed the court that from inquiries be had mide respecting the primmer he toned be was a very bad character, and had committed several similar robberies pre viously to entering the service of the prosecutor, but the charges had not been pressed against him. The Common flerjeant Untamed the primes: to he years' penal servitude. (Before Mr. Commissioner Kerr.) Rn!ert Thempaon. 16, a genteel.looking lad, plealed iuilty to an indictment which charged him with unlawfully attempting to administer to Mary Anoe Lambert a certain temente %gredibrit with intent to injure and annoy her. The original charge that was made amiinat the prisoner was that he bad attempted to administer the same ingre- Beat to the prosecutris with intent to murder her, but the greed jury igoored the bill. Mr. Sleigh urged on behalf of the prisoner that he was very young, sod that down to the period of this transaction he had henna very good character. It appeared that be was annoyed at the proilecutrix, in whose establishment be was employed as page, haying refused Were him a holiday, in order that he might go to the Derby, and he, very foolishly, put some poisonous stuff into the cocoa that had been prepared for her breakfast, but he bad no intention to Mlle her any serious mischief, although, of course, the prooeeding was a very wicked and improper one. The learned Commissioner respited the judgment to the tent session. THE POLICE CIOURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIPATHEET. 58OCKING E 17191." Gorye SkMer was charged before Hr. rano°tut with being drank and disorderly in the public streets. Hopper, police-constable N division—Between 1 and 2 o'clock this morning I saw the defendant in Kingslandroad very much in liquor and very noisy. On interfering he made a blow at me, nod I was compelled to take him into custody. Hr. * Safford (clerk)—What is the defendant Hopper—A labourer. air, I believe. Defendant—Yes, and I am .err sorry for what has hap. paled, very indeed ; hat I couldn't help it ; been very tuifortunate, paid unfortunate. Mr. Satlottc—N r aa,Ctili — ;;;ould not have been had you kept sober. Defeudaat (sheepishly and =Wag his hands slowly)— Oh, that's not it—that's sot it—it's a shockiog occurrence happened at home. Mr. Safford—What is th at . . Defendant—My wife'. got twins. (The man's tote and manoer bad induced the supposition that some domestic calamity had occurred, but on hearing hi explanation there was a avowal outburst of laughter.) Defeedant--Oh, it's true, and I was obliged to take a little drink. Mr. D'Eyseoerb—Well, yes did not smolt the counta ble, elthongh you %AA, and it is well you did not. I shall discharge you this time, Dot for your sake but for that of the twins, sad mind you don't offend again. (Renewed laughter.) _ _ Befoodist--Tbat I wou't. Thank you, sir. SOUTHWARK. OUTRAGEOUS ATTACK UPONRAILWAT °MUSES ET MIMED SOLDIERS. John Blake end Williams Ireily, privates belonging to her Majesty's Stth Regiment of Foot, the t a tt er a eoevieted dceerter, were plowed at the bar before Mr. Woolrych, charged with making as outrageous attack on William Head and Thomas Powell, officers is the eureka of the South Eastern Railway Company. in the execution of their duty. Head said that about lialf•past 6 in the evening be was on duty ort the top of the incline of the London-bridge terminus when he saw a military escort coming up with a deserter followed by a mom windy mob of men and women. As soon as they mane to the estrum, of the Mackie he fogad that the prionen and the escort were all druak,aad thatithe mob were excited by liquor. A 'lumber of the latter attempted to rush inside, when triton's stood at the entraooe to put them back, intending that nose should pass but the escort and the deserter. A greet deal of confusion and excitement hem took place, when one of the escort called cat " fix bayonets,* and ordered the others to force their way peat. Blake actually axed his bayonet and made a rash at witness., but fortunately some officers came up and look his musket from hies. The other prisoner, Kally.athacked witness, and kicked one of the oompaey's servants so severely that he fell down fainting. He (Head) was com pelled to sand for the Insistence of the metropolitta police to secure them and clear the Mafiosi of the mob. Thomas Powell, another railway officer, corroborated bar testimony, and added that be was attacked by Belly, who kicked him unmercifully in the groin. Witness had no heel. Lotion in raying that the corporal who had charge of the escort was under the Mammas of liquor also. Thomas Raiford, the corporal alluded to, denied that or iertion. He had charge of the wort, aid a large member of the deserter's relations and friends followed them from the House of Detention to see them off by the railway. They rushed up to hog and kiss him as they entered the statics, sod that was the mss of the distgrlisoce. Witness feared that a rescue was attempted by these people, therefore be directed the escort to fix bayonets, but with no intention to attack the officers. Sergeant Gardiaer, the actin`-iespector of Stone's-sod police-station, who took the charm swore positiyaly that the corporal was quite sober. Mr. Woolryeh had no doubt of that, bat it was clear that the railway along had been outrageously attacked. Be seotanced Ks ll Y to tit weeks,' and Blake to tiros weake hard labour. PARTIAL DESTRUCTION OP saßgroirs (SUF FERANCE) WHARVES BF FIRE.-(THIS DA Y). This morning a fire broke out at Moreton's Suf fersoceWharvot Dock•head. The wharves is all moat of 18 warehouses, five and Oa Boors high. and are filled with goods and roarebeadian of every desoriptioe. They flash the ouS portioa of Dockhead, otherwiee known as 84 Saviour's Dock, end extend inlaid a immaiderable depth, with a (mishap in Mill-atreet, and Ber mondsey-wall. The wharfiegers are Mentra Barry and Co. On the arrival of the steam floating engines one was placed in St. Saviour's.dock and the other off Hill-etairs, and by means of several branches Captain Shaw stationed his men on various poiota to stop the fire extending to the warehouses on the north aide of the one in names. While the land steam and manual engines were got to play oe the other part of the wharf south of the fire—there being comninoication to all the warebousita on the wharf sundae to those de stroyed at the great Tooley.strest fire, and mainly the mum of its reaching the frightful magnitude it did—the amount of excitement that prevailed became very great. However, the men kept their position, and prevented the fire from spreading beyond the warehouse H. which appears almost gutted, and the frost wall in Hill-street fell in. Up to the time of the notice being written the mesas wore still labouring on the fire, and every oreeautioe is taken to prevent any further damage. The loss will fell upon the insurance compaoies. Nearly the whole of those in Loodoo and the provinces have in/arum officio:los the arteries. (s, ammo visaiwpw.) ASCOT NEIRING.--(YIUS DAY.) ' nut" !gym Auditor n.. 1 Catch-'etn-Ain ... 2 Menace 12 cu. GOLD VASE. 12 ran. MAIDEN PLATE. Half a mile. Saluda, Forieater. Spice, Bug Charmiog, AWL; Bd. Rand. ['elks', Shrepaell. Popper's Ghost, Doeford, Auditor, Meacham's, Lop-ear, Donnas, Lady Florence, Arkanau, and Elthem ue here. ASOOT STAKES. Two miles Lod a half. - - - - - Bally Idmead, Oaaary, Hyperemia+, Black Dar, Welbeelt, Potash, Thalearis. Lady Hilda. Redcap. Hippo lyta. Waadering lliastrel, Alabama, Sheridan, aad Ramat are here. QUEEN'S STAND PLATE. 5 furlongs 136 yards. Bold Houghton Pearl Diver, K il dare, Lady Clifars, Black Duchess, S oapstone, I'mpire, Syron, Woldga, Vie. toria, Le Beams* Bamboo', Bertha, Sim to Tomato, La Ms chants, Prince, Castle Hill, King John, Starbesm, end Birch Broom are hers. PAID roars:tr.—Br to Algarsife. TENTH TRIENNIAL STASIS. Once round sod in. Early Purl, Columba. Knave of Trumps, Blue Mantle, King of the Vale, and The Ranger amphora. PAID Foarmr.—Beatrice, Santini* Falcon, Mogaskw, Newohurob, Igerna, mod Queen Bertha. PRINCE OF WALES'S STAKES. About a mile end 5 furlongs. Outlaw, Rappel, Idler. Ely, Knight of Snowdon, Tailor, Byres, WPM c, Lord Zetlaud, Roseneath, Garza Ladse, King John, Giendusk, Clairvoyants, The Beadle, Swami, Major, Goldylocks, Myrtilluo, BoSyfox, Hymettos, and Wandering sfinadrel are bare. SEVENTH BIENNIAL STASES. T. Y.C. KiugaSaTnnii, Ta;t;isoss. Man. chooses, Ethol, The Caloyer, Rothomwo, Wild Boy, Zam besi, Lidthentoa, Cootrabraua, Shronoolt Cootoot, Sii to Tomato, Kildare. and Gardevistire are here. Mauve:D.—Blair Athol, Quadrille, Crytheis, Siberia, Quaker, Columbine, Sequeoce, Lady Elisabeth. Fill. de lAir, Maneit- Arms, Sister to !lose Boss Trompeter, Toile boo, Koenig, Bittern, Quill, Blessdale, and Wisp of Wind. LATEST BETTING. ASCOT STAKES. 100 to 30 stet Canary (t) 9to 2 Hippolyta (t) sto 1 Slteridao (t) THE RACE POE THE PARIS PRISE. (From Gangoanis Yews* er.) The great event decided yesterday will long re main the most glorious page in the annals of the F reach turf. Frame has nobly avenged her defeat of lut year, and Blair Athol, the pride of English horses, the conqueror of ecoquerers, he. to return home despoiled of hts Laurels. Future years may produce • larger field of horses to um. pate for the Great Paris Prise, but never will a more select few meet to contend together ; so interuational race the present one really wag, and wan intended to be, and the frenzy of delight with which the victory was greeted showed that a feeling of gratified patriotism was mingled with the satisfaction of beating an adversary is • sport in which the latter wee acknowledged to used preeminent. Five hones only started, but of these two had already gained the highest honours t h at it given to the equine race to attain, while • third had accom plished the unique performance of carrying off the same prize (the Oaks) in France and England in following weeks. Theme, however, grates they may be, had all to succumb to • tenter, sad M. Delamam's Vermont has proved ►is superiority in one of the fairest noes ever ran. In giving the names of the probable darters we mentioned that Vermont, who bad made but one brief appearance in public, was repotted to be better than his stable companion, Bois Roussel. That statement wag hard to be believed, but rumour for otee has proved to be right. No pretext can be alleged for the noes-winning of either of the favourites. At a quarter of • mile from home they were running almost abreast with Vermont, and nothing prevented their passing him but their fusibility to do so. At the stands whips wets called into requi sition for Blair Athol and Fills de l'Air, but without avail, and Vermont strode on, gradually increasing, without aid of lash or steel, the distance which *ope rated him from his two attendants, and winning with out an effort by two clear lengths. The scene which followed will sever be forgotten by thoes who +Aegean( it. Shouts of Soy were raised by ►t least one hundred thousand voices, and repeated over and over again. The whole mass of spectators rushed forward to welcome the victor, sod it was only with the utmost difficulty that an opening could be made ter the horse* to return. Hata were taken off on Vermont's purge, and even the Emperor, who was pre , sent, uncovered as the winner passed by the imperial Fe vilioo, on his way back to the paddock. lu the ring babied the stand the excitement war eves greater —bouquets were thrown from the gallery sad stair case of the stand on M. Delamarre ; acquaintances shook hands with each other as a means of giving vest to their delight, and • full quarter of an hour elapsed before the last cheers were heard, and the emotion had some what subsided. M. Del•m•ers was sent for to the pavilion, and received the ougratulations of the Emperor oa ►is success. !edged we believe that no one was more gratified at the result than his Majesty himself. The silver vase given by the Emperor was then brought out and exhibited to the public. The Empress wee also present, and the whole of the stands were filial with • brilliant array el ladies. hidlle. Isabelle appeared for the first time is her aew costume of M. Delamarre's oolours, which is remarkably handsome and tasteful. Vermont is by the Nabob and Vermeille ; his only previous public performance was in the Prix du Printemps at the Paris Sprig( Meeting, when he cut down Soumise, Nalco, Bayard, and Civility is • most pitiless manner, having run in front from first to last, with out being once overtaken. GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) A special adjourned meeting of the proprietors was held at noon, at the London Tavern, in compliance with the standing orders of the Hones of Lords—Mr. 00008011 in the chair —to consider one of the remaining bills pending in parliament. The hill requiring the decision of the share holders war '• A bill for making railways from the Great Peatern Railway at Feat Denham to Norwich, to be called • The Worisurn Valley Railway; and for other purposes." The only clause in the bill affecting the company wee one which authorised them to wthscribe 72,000/., or one.third of the proposed capital, to the midertakirg. Mr. BIDDER, in moving the adjournment of the meeting for a fortnight, Groomed his regret at the rejection by the Mows of Commons committee, on the previous afternoon, of the bill for making a railway and branches to connect the Great Eastern Railway with the railways commencing near Doncaster and Astern, to be called "The Great Eastern North Junction Railway." That derision was, be contended, against the weight of evidence in favour of the opening of a new communication with the north. The committee seemed willies to grant all they could grant without injuiy to the Great Northern Railway. The chairman of the committee admitted that the line would be the bast ; but what would become, he asked, if it were made, of the Great Northern! Possible injury to that railway was not a suffi cient ground for rejecting a bill which was manifestly for the public benefit ; and the board intended to submit the question again to the shareholders. The motion having beau semieded and carried, the meet log adjourned till the 21st mat, whoa the remaining bills will be considered. ANOTHER GREAT ROBBERY 12f THY NORTH 111 - DING. On Saturday Mr. W. Barker, farmer, Great Rob ton, received a considerable money payment, alter bookie( bouts, at Melton market. This motley be had taken boom sod placed in his desk, making the whole sum deposited there IRV. On Sunday Mr. Barker left borne, and in the idteronon the family went to chapel, leaving one servant girl, named Lytle, in charge of the house. Boring service this girl rushed into the chapel sad astonished the cooperation by declaring that there were thieves is Mr. Barker's house. The family sad other servant, at once left the chapel, and the polioe were meet for. Br. Superintendent Jonas, of Pickering, rsetived from the girl • statement that, boozing • noise is the house, she went into the room to me what it •••••t, and was seized by three men who were robbing the desk. One of ttese wee threw a chisel after her as she ran to give the alarm. Two men and a woman, who bad be en begging, were apprehended in a neighbour- BANS OP BRITISH S NORTH AMERICA. I ing lase and searc h e d, b ut the superintendent set them at (TH DAY.) liberty, being satisfied they were not the thieves. The leek of the de.lt was found to be all right, and the desk had bees Th e Timely genetei meeting of PrePrieteee was °Pelted by • key taken from a dra wer below. The lid had been held at 1 o'clock, at the office of the corporation, 7 , marked, but very clamaily. &llot et all like narks which Helenhidam, BisizopsgeMstreet ; Mr. A. W. JAMAT is would hove bees prod need by roughly wring a eh' I. The I go nbs ir . Limey, bo nen ... on. at gone , b ut oo , g bb ourt ise d ue t uro g I The report stated that the set profit of the year lark _Hint no men ha d , be en noon t b oot* . 0 , bud shay , after deductieg charges sod iooome tax, wa561.413/. 14e. 7d. heard any noise. The substatio not the t ot b ops t o I Out of this amount the directors have declared a half•yearly and she w•• taken into custody. Yesterday morn i ng onie of I dividend payable on sod after the sth July nest. at the rate Mr. Baker's men found the whole of the notes isad gold 4 1,4 6 13 , 0 7 1 ten u lt u. P e woui ramul a in t g is fres be c t it ' s°° ,: °• ,. add tax '.a The w ,h e ag ße m u t n and' into a Parcel, thrust under the tiles of one of the out building& -- Manchester Goaritiea. which iacludieg that addition and after providing for the Tiu is choice and strong, moderate di .,„" kin ' a ,,„..„ ied b January leak, In price, and wh o l e . to gm lee ••••••••%, on Op•••••wgellg vcvem, tend for Oat tea • general pretense& It la mold in packets bare ;um oe the 31st December, 143, to 120,0241. 2a. 10d. On the illehia.--ftdvertleetnent.l sae** of Vie chairmen, the report was adopted. LONDON AND BLACZWALL RAILWAY. (TRIP DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of the share holding was held at nom, at the Load*. Tavern, in ems plisses with the Wham!lift standing orders of the Home of Lorda, to coosider the following bill, now peodiog in par limes% " A bill to authorise the Loodoo and Ws.kwall Railway Oompany to make new lines of railway in Stepney, Poplar, and Linehan.% sod to =large certain of their etetioos ani works, and for other purposes." The Cosmos), (lfr. J. N. Daniell) baying briefly ex. =ad the object sod position of the bill, sod the of It having bee. reed by the Soucrroe, a remain lion of approval was adopted, after which the mean wanted. 'REBEL TUESDAY ~;. !! ~ ior , Two olloow.. The railway market amitinues quiet, and moat of the principal stooks are unchanged. Great Eastern is heavy, and has declined per cent. Metropo litan has also receded t. Great Northern, on the other hand, has risen 1 per cent. London and North Western is now quoted at 111 to } ; Great Western, 66 to } • Mid land 1301 to 1311, ex the new issue ; La:menhir* and Yorkshire, 112 to } ; South Eastern, 901 to 1 Great Eastern, 46 to } ; London and South Western, 974 to 98} ; Metropolitan, 113 to } ; Great Northern, 131} to 132} ; and Cale donian, 118 to 119. Foreign railway shares are inactive, and prices nominally the same as yesterday. The dealings in Indian and Canadian lines are also upon a very I moderate scale. Madras Five per Cent sto ok shows a favourable tendency. ORDINARY ANAAID; AND STOCK& eh. I Pa d Laa wAys. assind peels I today I yesterday. to 1 pm. U t all ,Biroa,WoLd Stoarlral l 00. 100 laythand Time II I all Boaton,oleatrd,& el 100 Bristol sad IL 1100 1044401 am N I all Vick mad Banda N all t Oerawall 10 an .Do. •JJA 00 dlv. until 6 1 10 •11100. B p. c.tapaid to SO ail 'Oabila and Belfast Jane' N an , Daadae,Perth,datelini IL MO •lidlakmaghsad Olaagowl N. 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I ft. I LULL& iK Rama 10,000 100 Agra and U. ter. Beak . AM 100; LUueooetasALiverpool 10,060 100 Do. New 100.000, SI Angle Austrian 1 1 . 000 10 Anglo Maas (Limited)! 111,608. 48 kesenilaila I 7.600 60 Do. New 11.601 10 Danko/ BritlabColeablai __ .. 16,000 IS Bank of Mr e 6,000 100 Bank of 060100 00 Bank of Otago (Limited; 1 40 .• 0 * 1 00 160011 Queesslaad iL; $O,OOO NI back ottletaria,Autela 6,000 100 Bank of Wai 1 00,000 10 Beak 06 Nar y 60.000 SO Bramiltaa&P 16,000' SO . Itrit & Americanl.R l KM 60 British & Callfornies 110.000 60 NNW& N. Awake 100 n 7,100 20 20.000 88 9.000 100 20,000 100 10,000 25 2/0,000 II MOO 100 12,000 60 6,000 60 10,000 100 WOO 10 46000: 60 00,000, 10 10,000 100 10,000 100 12,000 100 __ll,ooo 100 iae;000 to C. OIL lndisAes.,Cidas Do. Now Chrtrd. li. of last* de: lit . Caudal Cow Rank of Ind* be I Como' Waled Dank (L) Oontherstal (1.) aut London (LWOW) Do. New English and DYE (Lim; Eng.:Wet. &A ni.Ckonk. WWI , and ()media (L European Baskaimiled tilnduao.OblisedUsp.(l4 Do. New Impala Doak UMW Impetlol*o~, 1000.0. 90 Lasid Moran. Isdls(1.11 20,000 69 Lon.nk.otllatico,&e.(L 10,000 100 London Bank et Scot. (I. 10,060 100 Loudon and Brasilia 6,900 100 Lon. B. A) ma & Plate% 10,000 25 Do. do. New &Ova 100 Lon., Bk. &0. MaIL (1 )1 60,000 99 Los. MBank et AMA ' 10,000 100 .London and Cabana (L 20,000 60 London mid County I &MO 100 Loa. Barebi.Oon.l6.(L) 00,000 MI London Joint (Neck. , 10.000 100 Lou. and Northers (WI 10,000 99 Landau& 00.5 k African. LPN 10 Do. Do. New . _ LOOS 100 Lou. & B. Western (Lisa 11,000 100 'Lon. & Westminster 10,000 100 'Merchant Bank(Um.) 90,000 60 Mercentkie & inshishiLl 10,000 60 Do. New 10,000 100 MOO 100 10,000 100 10,000 100 26,000 20 20,000 60 24000 20 6,000 100 60,000 10 ONO 25 11,000 100 0,000 N 20,000 15 10,000 15 10,000 100 ♦OM 100 AM 25 10,011 IN NAN 10 Metro. & Prov. beak (L , Midlead hawk (Um.) Nations( of Liverpool N. Pro. et inlaid Do. New National Sauk, New 1 New &oath Wiles New &eland (ILbaftedi; North Wooten _ . °dont& Bunk Cry Proolne. of Int Seim* tun).,* Deihl South Australis Routh Zutorn (Lim) 1 Stand. ot B. S. Aldus Union of Auutralla Aldus of 'retinal pa)! Maim et landau DMA& IPt 1 CL prim. I eve► RAILWAY& Ciosiag prier. i mks. No. IOM I ;mew St. Ems mod West I edis MON le Ones rfrositrag coek SC Maim S, IL IL [salads* Masi Baalbsuptat MSMM IIL Yokels HO IM NO EVENING, J. YOZITON OBLIGAI 40 all Antwerp& Rot- ay. et .. all Cay.TownlLtD.Oµct all Do OD• ct. vt all Eiltero o!Fraucaby.ct., 4 all o.Lezetaboatsspreaat' I 20 •n Do. 100 • all Karma sad alatsaaas 1110 lOR 100 an Laturaite and Pribotagi K el 100 all Matanzas audflebeatlle 100 103 100 ,all Do. Wood lane..— 100 1011 20 all North of Frame 3 p.ct. m 131 20 all Do. tlateCharl.3lp.et. 100 all Othmnao ;Smyrna, Ile.) VI all Parta,Lyoes.lll3o9.4.! 20 all Do. New --II p. et. 100 all Raab tt 4 all /Loyal Swedish op. 100 all Saga' la Grande l p.ot.! 20 all 9. Aea&Lcan•Vria3p.o." 100 all AouthYaat.of Portry.e. 20 all aouthereof rraeos3p.4l 20 all South hallo; 11 per et; 20 all WAN.W.aI trail p. al IT 91 Ile 12 96 100 2 21 90 In. i ~olit 10. lit lit I ul MTICILLANNOVL 91,000; 10 ; Am/Lae:kaa *MI 16 !Aurelia 110.1100' DS 'Australianlitr u tl *OW 10 BertiaWsienreeke 1111,100' 8 !Bombay 0.. ( 14000 1 00 British Amerce,' Lad 1114,710 L; M. S. 11. Msg. Tr (L) 8,010 1124,Crada 10,000 10 'eanadisa=ruvX) 11,090 . 10•41on°M Co Um.wry *Ollll fa (C. rs () . • *OW II (Os*, at Atriesnlier.(L) 111,1100( SO KaiminseelsiCairt(Lsa' WON ; SO .001isolidard Dia .. 17,600 20 'Clentlneutal lJn.Ossa, *OOO , lOO :CoatractCorporatiosiL 12.000 15 ,Cop.M.loll2,lrnstrep.a 10,000; SO 'Credit Fonder 10000 1 60 Do. of Mauritius (L ) 10,000' SO Credit Mobilier 1001110(1 et. Val Pars 1110,11101.! DI. , Preference 247,0004 1 114. Do. p. et Peep. Deb 10.0001 w (DissountCorporstionLL 60.011 10 ;IL India Inds- M Canal 100.000 10 ApptianCoso.& 124.(i 870.11751.. At. IlDectric Telegraph, 70,001 ling sad Ass. Ormsr., 10,000 100 Itni.allertistillsraiL *OOO 100 I Faianclal Coirporatios. 0.000, SO Martial Dimmer (L), 30,000; Si ;Voter.. Wareboass (L. 1140.10 1 00 o.Crielltdris.ofLoa.(L 10.000: 1 :Oen. Steam Navigation *OOO 50 ! lin ise&Colonial As.(L) 100,000 90 Illudsaa'sDay 00,000 SI ilium's! I Wanda (LI 26,0Aj Carrying (lii) 160000; 10 laternatalaan.Soo. (L.) 50.000, 20 ;Italian Inis. (C=1.010) 11100000 !100 j p. e. JAM r. 1070 10,0001 15 ,ZolattreADisoosat(L) ) 400, 00 Lod Securiti (Um.) 0001 ID Load. Afrkan es Trr ue( 10,000116 i Lad. andCaledoca 1.9.40.,1 0 laad.Marair Wed 10,000 50 Let Flnan. Asso. *OOO l 50 Do. New 112,000 d Lind. O. OmnibusC.(L ) 10,000 60 Load.„ Italian, Re Ihr. Kneel 00 I Land.trorinetalll(uiee 09,000 * Madras !Mr. I Carl 40.046; 47 ; Do. 10,000 26 Marine Investor& 10001 SO Ilaisritins imat,te. L 12.000 10 , Mart, Zara. Tot 90000 SI llf annut.CrertAsso. *SOO 10 ;NMI land& Cr C.O. 110,000. Si liatioaal Ota Ora fL 10.000; 60 National Financial 11 20,004 ,National Maar Nay. 0000 10 Ilirbudds Coal I I. 90.000 Id 'N.Taaland T.& Iman(L ) 40.000' SO 12.1ntarrercaa. Is. L 10,000' 1 INsvatorrao.andL L) 40,000. 16 Ocesa Marlin Insure. 10.000 10 10r4saialComasrdal(L 1•11 Ori 1 :1:1 Or (Lbalted; AO,OOO, I Do. N ew 40,0011' 10 t Inland/ 1 1mM L) *OW 10 Ottoman Financial (L.) 10,000 6 00Maman Gas (Limited 12 1 6001 111 I PseamalLlL Steamy. ) 0,8.10; I Do. 400.t00l St. Lad Min. 1 ) I 70,000, 50 ; Peninsular & 0. Slam *Or 60 Do. New 17,ttou 10 'r h i . brada IL(L 10,000' 60 ins 10,000; 16 ; Now 4.1041 Rio]. City 1.00.7. (L) 10.760, Ditto ditto ... 15.000 MN Royal Mailgram.. wow) 94. ,Scot. A lista'. Inver (1 50.5001 50 limith, [Men. IC .(L *AMC 10 'Soo. lanaa.ri (impar *OOBl 60 .11. African M. it la. t.) 14,200 lb %emit Australian Lail MOW It ,Submarine Telemann 1 37.500 20 ,Tel.Constritc.d 1000401 90 'Tamar& limey la (al 11,600 10 'Tire kAgeacyoUr. L 40,000( 10 .T. L Os. of U. Csaadal 50,000' 6 Oared D. Wei. Os. (L) 60,000 IS .Uslreallarise lama:.;; 5,000 10 Upper AaratTet(Llia.), 10.000 50 Van Colentiner WM... 20,000 . 50 ; Warrant Larce,Ll is. 11,000 50 (WeetiodiaaPsetilca L I PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Waters original Pretenses, 44 paraint., 9& Midland 41 par coot. Preferinee Stook, redeemable, 1011. Midland, Leicester sod Ritchie. 4 par cent., OA FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Aateerp sod Rotterdam, 91. Bahia sod S. Frau. Lira., goat. 7 per oral., 171. Booby' sad Mime 54 prr coot. prelims°, (all paid), 91. Sea Paolo Lim., guirsobeed 7 pre coot. (all paid), 201. is to xdi 17 ii it al 365 67 IS 17 U idle PIM 4 4pa Hi* fro P 9 r 119 19 $o 6 pie idl 9 4145 9 16 ips le f psi 24 ldt9 10 poi s , 11° - 110 114 109 11$ 4 29 4 E ap6MP ICI ; I 3Pral * 1 Pa! !toe 1100 ill ule Al 6pm 3131pra in 26 I 1 1 le 314 1 21pmi ! Pm 61 6 pm 6 3JY 116 SO elm 1 Ipm Per M 1 2 11 13 pm 1 Hr. f 21 I Is 1 2pm 20 e left par I yee S . 1 pui 1 lipia 91 lOpnsi i din lar i Ipm 1 Pis 10 li 2 Fa 16 1/ pat 2 4pa 3 :1;11 a 44 r 4—-1 zdi OS 84 111 ripe It' 80 57 88 IP= 89 80 1/) 141 A ar I P P : s p 11=1 SOpa d 41 ie , lIPERIdnz' t 1 1 54. 1 , Idle ipm ' 10 Ihurl "H. Fiorentino," says the Figaro, " made his will last year. He left his natural son Marcel, who I. warmly a year old, the sum of 400,000 fr., chargeable with a pianos of 5,000(r. a year to be paid to the testator's father, who died about a mastic Aeon To Mdlle. Brume, kaoline in the theatrical world by the name of Nally, mother of the boy, M. Fiocentino left a legacy of 200,000 fr. and his sale able collection of objects of srt and curiosities. His Cross of the Legion of Honour be bequeathed to one of his most intim►te friend., M. AlexaDdre, the well-known organ builder. M. Pierson's° named as his executor IL Judea Fevre, who has advised Mdlle. Nally to effect a friendly arrangement with the testator's heirs, as he imeeldses the will open to attack." Tun Lars W. J. Fox.—Webave been requested to slate that the tumoral will take plain at the Mumble Ossetery cos Thursday. 9th lastest, at 12 o'clock. We believe that while nose of the very wisseerows Meals of the deceased will be especially isvited, all who desire to pay a lest tribute of respect to lbw departed will be wiles... Wssnrwo Disuse. —A machine for mulling dishes has lately bees invented sod pateabatt.—Asteriessi P•Per• 11l 13 Mill xn :'~~ 7, 1864. MONEY lARKET.-(THIS DAL) SI ? 11, Two o'CLocz. Theltock markets to-day are heavy, the specu lators being disposed to regard the prospects of the 0 0onferenee as unfavourable. Prices generally ;lave shown a drooping tendency. The fends have declined I per cent. Home railway stocks arc liomparatively steady. The chief fall is in Spanish I .Passive and Greek Bonds. The discount market is quiet today, but the rate for good bills is not below 64 per cent. The auwint of money seeking employment is still large. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Beaten opened at 66fr. 95c., being 4 per cent, lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 90 to 4, ex div., both for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 901 to 4, ex div., for the new account. The of ficial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 4, 90 ; ditto, for acootust, 90, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 4 ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Five per Cent Stock, 104, 4 ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 104, 105. Foreign stocks are heavy. Spanish Passive Bonds are per cent. worse, at 32 to 4, and Greek, 4 lower, at 244 to 4. Turkish Consoruhis are slightly flatter, at 48 to 4, and Mexican at 441 to 4. Confederate Bonds, however, are steady, at 64 to 66. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 824, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 244, 4 ; Italian, for ac count, 694 ; Mexican, for account, 444, r ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 87; Portuguese, 1856, kc., for account, 49 ; Russian, 1862, 871 ; Sar dinian, for account, 841, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 324, 32 ; ditto Certificatea, for ac count, 94, 1 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 691 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 564. International Financial shares are now quoted 51 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 311 to d prem., ex the new shares; Mercantile Credit, 84 to 1 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 12 to 4 prem. ; dudson's Bay, 19 to 4 ; Millwall Ironworks, 4to 1 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, dis. is prem. ; and Imperial Financial, 21 to 1 prem. Form o'CLocK. Consols are quoted 90 to I, ex div., both for money ..nd this account ; and 90 7-16 to 9-16, or 90,{ for the new settlement. 50,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn from the Bank to-day for Brazil. It is said that the Council of India have with drawn some amounts of money from the Stock Ex change, the rate offered being only 4 per cent, on English government securities, whereas the Council asked b. No gold transactions took place at the Bank yes terday. The 10,0001. by the Hansa, from New York, was taken for export. The Harriett Pinckney, from. Bermuda, Las brought 70,0001. in gold, mostly on account of the Confederate government There is a slightly increased demand for silver for the East, and, the supply here being very limited, the price is firm at ss. lid. to ss. lid. per ounce. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1471., compared with last year ; and the South Eastern an increase of 1,3001. We have received from Bombay a copy of a pro test which has been addressed to the promoters in London of the Commercial Bank Corporation of India and the East, an undertaking which lately offered successfully in the London market 10,000 shares of M. each at a premium of 101. per share. The communisation in question protests against the assumed intention of the directors to appropriate to themselves 400 shares of 201. each at par value, and to allot 9,600 shares farther "at prices of their own fixing," pointing out that the price of the shares in the Commercial Bank at Bombay is upwards of 140 per cent. premium, with an upward tendency, and urging that the proposed appropriation of the shares constitutes, therefore, a very heavy loss to the proprietary . angers, Arbuthnot, and Co. ' of ' Calcutta • and Mesas. Ewart . Lathan and Co., Bombay, have been appointed agents, in India •, and Mr. J. F. Priggen, formerly in the house of Messrs. BlythandGreene, has received the appoint ment as secretary to the Oriental Financial Corpo ration. The prospectus of the Ramsgate Victoria Hotel Company (Limited) is issued. This undertaking is brought forward " under the auspices of the Kent Coast Railway Company, and in connexion with the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway." The capital is 60,0001., in 3,000 shares of 201. each. It is intended to erect a commodious hotel, "embracing all recent continental and American improvements, on a suitable site on the East Cliff, with an unin terrupted sea view. It is also intended to form a direct communication between the railway terminus and the hotel by means of a new approach road, upon which shops and warehouses are to be erected and let by the company. In addition to the present directors, power is taken to add two directors 4f the Kent Coast Railway Company to the board. A meeting of proprietors of the London and Westminster Bank is called for the 20th of July, and a half- early meeting of the Colonial Bank for the 6th of July. The annual meeting of the South Australian Banking Company will be held on the 21st inst. A special meeting of the shareholders of the European Bank (Limited) is to be held on the 21st inst., to declare a dividend. A general meeting of the Crystal Palace Com pany is convened for the 22nd inst. Notice is given of the payment in due course of the interest due the Ist July on the bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway. The following is the return of the Imperial Otto man Bank, as made up to the 30th of April : ANIMA Capital not called up _____ 0 . 6 i at Coastaatinople P. 148,500,000 14,678,226 27 in the branches Bills diecorinted, and other seenritiee Carnet and drawbar &aconite of the lm. perial Treasury Current and drawing aonounte— debtors Advances oat public sectiritice and roar cbandise Bank premises and furniture R18,191 32 Sundries 6,562,894 13 P. 491,292,940 -- Capital 000.000 Bask Dotes I. circulation P 297, 402,400 Bills malls 55,716.524 20 Currant sod drawiss accounts of the In pedal Treasury Drawing sad current accounts—creditors 5195/1915 12 Deposits for fired terms /kudzu's 27.215.256 28 P. 491,292,940 Certified u egresiag with the amanita, MERQCIB DE Putter. E. GILBERTSON. MONDAY VINING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 901 to 1 , ex div., both for money and next Wednesdas settlement, opened this morning at the same quo tation, and closed at 901 " sellers." For the July settlement the last price was 901 to 1. The official business report is as follows :-- Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90}. k ; ditto for account, 901 ;Three per Cents. Rednced,l39l, New Three per Ceuta, 891, 1; Red Sea Telegraph, ; 201 • India Five per Cent, Stock, 103, 1041; Five per bent. " wawa!" rupee paper, 104, 105. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. The Five per Cent. eafaced rupee paper met with more inquiry. The March Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at 12e. to 7s. dis., and the June at 6s. to Is. dia. In the foreign stock market the variations were not of general important's. Hudson's Bey shares were unaltered at 19 to }, and Egyptian Trading at 3 to i prem. Berlin I no 36 a It .~i.id 66 10 1060 :d 13 IN 14 Is 41 nd'ai 80 93 If 2* 12 21 lf I 40 f 42 ad 480 470 40 44 99 31 17* IN lOt s ad 70 76 190 120 90 96 110 36 If 1 * 14 16 236 936 19 U 11 pm I • pa pa t I 1 I lito. i di. 36 IS a a Per i Pis I I 1 ail 4 I la il 1 i. - , - 1..0 ,t.. 1., 1 i ~ :_mi I t I 4ls Paz is 46 1a 16: 'm _l4 ~i - 1A“ _xi 3 :4 a 10 - di 121 $ 71 I zo ni i ' au 14 ISt xd New Zealand Canadian net adi and Loan " sh d ar!s n , v w estinim ere trees. but Madras Irrigation, Upper Assam Tee, and Crystal Palace Debenture stocks, receded. The shares of the financial companies showed renewed heaviness. International declined 2s. 6d., General Credit, London Financial, Imperial Finan cial, and Credit Mobilicr, 2s. 6d. to in., and Mer cantile Credit about 7.11. Bd. The elosiogquotatiocs are annexed, viz. :—lnternatioeal, 6f to 6 prem.; General Credit, 31 to 31 prem. ex the new shares ; London Financial, 14 to 13 prem. ; Imperial Financial, 2lj to prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 8 k to 9 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 3i to 4 prem. ; and Credit Fonder, 9 to 10 prem. The clueing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz.:—international Lana Credit, 21 to 21, prem., being again higher ; Imperial Bank. of China, par to I prein. ; Millwall Iron Works, to 1 prem. ; General Contract, to 1 prem. ; 1 Italian Land, 4 to 1 prem. ; Reading Iron Works, to 1 prem.; East India Financial, i die. to per ; ; National Financial, die. to par ; Gellivara, 4to 2 din.; gieenslauil Sheep, 3 die.; Mauritius Credit Foncier, 1 to V 4 dia.; and Ottoman Financial, par to prem. MINES.-(THIS 11.111.) Two o'CLoca. The dealings in the miring market to-day are to a fair extent. The principal feature is a de cline of 12s. tia. in East Grenville shares, which. are now qnoted 41 to 5. Hallenbesgle are called sto I being better ; East. Caradon, 28/ to ; Marko 'Valley, 41 too • Great Vor, 34 i to 35 / Wheel Grenville, 8f to ; and Esat Lovell, 18 to 20. Cambrian Gold shares are officially marked and discount. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet Cobre Copper have been dealt in at 311 2 and 35. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (TBll5 DAY.) (sr =craw AND arrnsanotAL TELEGRAPH.) (mom OCR OWN 0011113111PONDIZIT.) Carrow.—The market is quiet, but steady. Wes pro bably 7,000 bales. COAL —The market moderately attended, and prime of wheat sad dour advanced, the former 21 and the latter ret.. barrel and rack. In other articles there is no material champ. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SVGA/.-111e market has opened steadily ; 3,000 hags common jemmy Madras sold at 335. 6d. ; and 200 casks ad Barbados. offered by auction west a freely at 335. to 445. 6d. Relined : Both dried goods and pieces continue in fair request at late prime. Corks.—The public sales of Ceylon are progressing steadily at fall p.ises. Privately a fair business has also bees effected. _ _ _ . Ten.—The pared. offered today &relent extensive, via., 23.000 packages ; they hare met a fair demand at. :Wady pnoes. ittc a.—The demand for Beggs] continues stair*: about 10.000 bap sold at Itl. 6d. to 10.. 9d. for white, being firmer prices. ra:at.-120 puocheone of Leeward. sold at le. sg. to le.fei: for pale sod brown, and a few at la 7d. fur emperor. Elturrram.—No sales reported. lootoo.—The demand contiouse active ; good qualities of &maga above an advance of 341. to 6d. per lb. °mos. —The market °outlaws quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the annexed qoolatioes Tome tallow. 395. nett cub • Members Y.C. on the ape% 40s. 6d. ; Jaw, 40s. 6d . to 40e. 34.; July to September, Cs. to 40s. 9d. ; October to December. 43e. 6il. SMITHFIELD HAY KARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Moan. Harvey sad Easton report hay slow at bat day's prim, Primo meadow bay, 72a. to 755. ; superior drily 804. to dem ; inferior ditto, 58e. to 60e.; clover. old. 901 . Is 110 a ; ditto, woad cut, 80s. to 105 e. ; straw. 26a to 30s. . THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. Since our last week's issue some light but very acceptable rain has fallea, but though motioned more or less during two or three days, the downfall was in point of quantity by no mese what oonld have been desired. Some really good soaking shower' were much wanted. for what with the continued absence of raja and the effect of the extreme heat experienced about three weeks ago, the son bad become unusually dry for the time of year. With the rain last week came extremely cold winds from the East ; and in the earlier part alb* week some rather sharp white frosts prevailed. Cm plaint' are roads that the fruit trees have in some instances suffered somewhat se: verely from the frost. end Peach Mansard, said to have been completely destroyed by it. Oa Saturday an Namable change took place ; the wind shifted round to the south, and a much more seasonable temperature, witkr went sun, has since prevailed. The grain crop cm. tinny to look remarkably well--and from all quarters good somata, are received, both as to them and ag regards hems and peas. The wheats are is many pines, ready to burst into ear, and the present warmth.. following upon the recent rare will doubtless have a most stimulating effect. Amorants speak of "heap of grew"-, which is "good beariag"-both as regards pastures and the haymaking--for whets the present weather mhighly favourable. The reports from the hop clistriet• are on the whole ex. tamely promising. The effect of the low temperature, the cold winds, and the mooning frosts az parented a week or so back, we, of course, adverse, and • sensible check was given to the mowth. The meet rams, however, were extremely beneficial, and their in fluence was immediately perceptible, the change tar warmer temperature and the subsequent sunshine giving a fresh impetus to the growth of the him. As yet the plantations appear more thee usually free from vermin, though there are report. of By sad red spider io some tor. dem. We are Dow arriving at a critical period for the two plantations, and the weather for the neat two or three week, will be watched with mach surety by the Omen. At pre sent the prospects are promising. The bine has arrived at • stage in its growth when its strewth will enable it to Mend up against those attacks of its numerous enemies tq which it is proverbially liable. With fine and paid weather the bop plant will bear and will overcome • great deal to which under less favourable conditions it would succumb. So far ea present appsaranoes go, there is every ground to hope for a good bop orop. But that is all net can venture to say ; since it is far too early to predict witlf any con fi dence what may or may sot be brought shoat by the next two mouths. As yet there is every ground for hope. -Sussex Advertiser. WEATHER REPORT.-(THI3 DAY.) TVIIDAY. lOM T, t A.ll. i a. T. W. . NM= ILTI /a W. abordess 119.79 h &LW. Lath Ardressam thotentothi SIMI MAW. Galway 28.111 MI W.N.W. V 0109410 1189191, LOW. Cape Clear 129.94 90; W. (ammuitami '29.78 SW W.L W. Liverpool i29.08 V! 8. , 19.10 SC 11.11. W. Pembroke 2.6614 SAW. haseatie .. 40.01 80 W. bid .. 1 30.1111 i W. L'Orten• lO.OOll, N.N.W. tochetort 5.1. 4 Plymouth ION 41 Z. Went nth , 80.00 04 8. . Pommemith 30.01 00 5.111. I ' Loodou lO.Ol 00, N. W. I never 8 ,442 6$ OW, Yarmouth 30.02 83 8. 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