The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-30 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS (THIS DAY.) • CLERK EN WELL. • TIOLOTr ASSAULT ON A SCHOOL SOT. H nru Trie mper a rough, violent fellow, well known to the police, was ch a rged before Mr. D'Emicourt with via' lenity ;c33 tutting Charles Griffith, is • criokatlisld is the Last night the primmer, who was the worse for liquor , was iu the cricket-field demanding pesos from the boys. As the y r efused to give him any, he became aremalingly abusive and violent, ran after the boys, and attempted to strike them. Not ancoeedieg in that, be took op ems of the cricket -stumps, sod throwing it withall kis force, struck th e complainant on the head. The stump was broken with the faros of the blow. The boy was rendered insenaible for sours time, and be felt great pain this morning. The prisoner, who has bees several times in custody on charges of moult, was very violent on the way to the station, sod would have com mitted further acts of violence bad be not beta prevented. The prisoner, in defence, said that he we. sorry far what be had dons, but he was so much the worse for liquor that be really did not know what he was about. -- Mr. D'Evooourt laid the **unit wee a bad cat end or. demi hint to pay • liee of 31., or in default to be inapt:Wooed with hard labour far two calendar mouths. The prisoner was locked up in default MARLBOROUGH-STREET. STABEUXO A CONSTABLZ.—COMMTAL. 1.07 O'Brien, who wee charged before Mr. Knox with bein; drunk and haggles, and ales with etabling polios cou.trhle Cane, 33(1. wan again brought up that the ease might be completed by the evidence of Dr. Tuthill , the divi sional doctor. . _ — The prisoner was men begging of a gentleman in York street, St. James's, and the constable took him into =Andy. The priaouer went a short distance quietly, mid then became very violent, and gave the constable a violent blow on the head with hie fist, at the same time exclaiming, " You —, I will do for you now." A straggle of Gm minutes' duration then took Flaos between the prisoner and the constable, in the course of which the prisoner tried to bite the constable, and made use of the most fearful language. Asaistance coining up, the prisoner wee got to the station, when he was again very violent, sad the eon stable felt a pain in his side, and taking off his coat found he had been stabbed or cut in the side, there being holes through his cost and shirt. The constable then west to the hospital and had the wound drooled, and had been ninon under the care of Dr. Tothill, the divisional surgeon. Jr. Frederick Tothill proved that the constable had a wound an inch and a half-long, and three-quarters of an inch deep in the left side. It was an indeed wound inflicted with a sharp instrunietat. Inspector W dam said that at the station the primmer r id be hanged far one of you," and made us of very had language. la aoswer to the magistrate Cane said he warn still ceder medical treatment. The prisoner said be was ill-treated at the dation. Inspector Wilson laid be Dever saw a more violent mae in his life, and it took three men to hold him. The prisoner wad committed for trial MARYLEBONE. THE WET NTAKEAND HER DISORDERLY HUSBAND. A dirty ragged Irishman, named Cornelius Cam", was charged with the following disorderly conduct : Mr. Thomas Joseph Hersey said he resided at 19, Glom cester.plsce. Portmesesquare. Le st evesieg be warn called into the hall, where the prisoner was very drunk and nude nee of had language. He was very vio/set, and to tee his wife. Mr. Maostield—Was his wife in your home Prosecutor—Yea, nit. Mr. Mansfield—What was she doing there! Prosecutor—She is oar wet-narie. After some time be was got out of the house, bat not till after he had threateeed to kiosk his (prosecutor's) wife's bead of. Lie came back again a short time lifter, bringing his baby with bun, and as he kept kicking at the door and tiering the bell, and caused a large crowd to assemble, he was given into custody. M'Cormack, 258 1:1, gave evidence of the prisoner's drunkenness, and added that the prisoner had • crowd around the bones, holding up the baby and tell the mob its mother was in the house. Be was com ps to lock him up. . . . Pria;;Oer (who lad a black eye) now maid he was sorry, and Cady wanted hie wits. Mr. Mansfield took a promise from the prisoner that he would not offend 'gale, rod he was discharged. WORSH I P-STREET. .CLULL7T TO A CHILD., Charlotte Blot lthunte r , a thick-set huh woman ' with • child in her arms, was charged with assaulting her own child, tea veers of age. Polioe-constable Moon, 69 K division—About 8 o'clock het night, while on duty in the Avenue-road. Bow, I was told that a wren= was dreadfully ill.usiog, iod is e d, mur dering • child at 30, Victona-cottages. I hastened there, and saw the prisoser. She was the worse for liquor. Her daughter, now eyespot, was in the house of • osighbour. I found her lying quite insemible ; gradually she revived. I told the mother of the child's corditioa, and she replied, " I don't cam for that." I took her into custody. Sarah Blackburne, • pale-faced girl, who gave her evidence with manifest reloetasas, after hems tested as to the oblige time of an oath, said : am 11l years and a half old. Last night while is the frost room downstairs mother beat me about the head and I fell doss. Mr. Safford (clerk)—What did she beet you with! Witness—Her head, sir not vary hard she didn't do it. Mr. Ballard — Did you be come insensible ? Witasse—Yes, sir ; but she hit me with her open hand, Mr. Safford—What was it all about? Witness—AU about • winkle, sir. I had taken • winkle from the plate, and she beat me for that. A working man here came forward and said, while the tears ran down his rough cheeks :—l'm the father, sir, of this child, and that's my wife. I'm a bricklayer, sir, and was away whoa all this bappeoed ; she's as good • woman as over breathed when she's sober. but Mr. Safford—How many children have you? Witness—Five. sir. Magistrate—Will you undertake that your wife appear here this day weak! Whom—Olt yes, sir ; she shall coma. Ifagistrate—Thes I will take your remiguisanoe in 20!. that she does so ; by that time I will decide what to do with bar. SOUTHWARK. • COMMIT LAD IN SEARCH OF A rorresic fkorge Francis Plum, a si m pl e -l oo ki ng coun t r y l a d, about 16 years of ace, was charged by the &Boers of the Loudon and South Western Railway with travellieg on that line from Winchester without being first provided with a ticket and Wittig to pay his fare. Anthony Coleman, a ticket collector at the Waterloo terminus, said that on the arrival of the tea minces pest 6 train from Winchester he saw the peieciaer in the earner of a second-clam amigo. lie demanded hi ticket of him, when be mid that he bad neither ticket nor moue,. Witness uked him bow he got into the carriage without a ticket, when he replied that be jumped in at Winchester, and as no one asked him questions be made up his mind to come to London. Witness took him to the supericteederit, sad by . hi ceders gave him in charge. yo Magistrate (to the pritioner)—What have you to nay for criolf ? _ _ Prisoner—Nottilsg, ooly I am mush obliged to the railway company for Willem ma up. Magistrate —at made you some up to Loudon! Prim/ler—Welk sir, I thought I might get is some way to make a foetus& I have heard of many lade is the wintry coining up to London without money making their fortunes. Magietrate—Have you say friends in Loodos? Priaossr—Yos, sir, I Mink 1 have There's a mea who keeps • stall for sallieg coffee in the Haymarket who knows me, and I had hopes of finding Lim out. Magistrate—Whore do you come from ? Prisooer—From • village near Portsmouth. I bars worked for some time at lir. Psrson's farm, but I am tired of that. 31agistrate —Bat you must hays been aware that you ought to have paiJ your tare before you got into the rail way carriage! Prisoner—No, I was not. So one spoke to me about money, or questioned me. Magistrate—Well, yea hays committed an offence Igaiest lee railway company, and I bane no alternative hut to im pose & penalty of 10a. on you. or 10 days' imprisonment. I @hall not, however, send you to bard labour. GREENWICH. ALISO= ROBBLItI OF RABBITS. Rirkard Fneelltall a young man, residing at 2%. COMM'. cislotreet, itotherbi'the, wan placed in the dock before Mr. Traill, charged with being found in the dwelliog.house of John George Goodall, and oleo with having stolen seven rabbits belonging to Mary Ann Jose*. The prosecutor mid the pria.mer occupied an adjoining house to that in which be resided. Between 1 and 2 o'clock yesterday m orning he was around by his wife, who was alarmed et bruise their dog bark, and on getting up he found the prisoner in the house at the foot of the stain. There were two =II in the gardeo, and the iisoner addressed him by saying "AU right, Jack. (Laughter.) In hi m of an overflow of the Surrey canal the houses in eibia be and the prisoner resided had sunk very considerably, and it was impossible, therefore, to fasts, the back doors. The prisooer, at the time he saw him had a wank, in which he said he had some rabbits. He(prosecutor) put his hand to the sack, in which he felt live animals, and that they were warm, and not thinking that the prisoner had any dishonest Mantic@ he took DO more notice, and returned to his bed. Mr. Train (to the prisoner)—Hare you any questions to ask the prosecutor? The prisoner —Noon at all, ylur worship. AU I can say is that he most have been dreandog of what be has been telling you. (Laughter.) Mr. Trail! (to the prosecutor)—ls it possible you could have dreamt this? The prosecutor—Not at all. f saw and spoke to the prisoner, and my wife also saw him and the two ether men in the garden. Mr. Traill—Gould you have been mistaken in the pri. Bober! fliiiproeseutor—l could not, your worship, am we have been osighboon together for four years. Mrs. Jnoes , residing s short distance from the prisoner, deposed to haring had seven rabbits stolen during the night, THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1864. end Simpered to be these pekoe of by the lest mitring as having been lathe seek, bat vrbieli lye nag been found. Mr. Trim remanded thawing's'. fors week, end on his being removed in custody ems one in the body of th e coast celled oat , ,• Never mind. Diok, there is nothing proved .phut you yet." SEARS LISTS-(TRIS DAM) • • Two o'Cbtocrw British railway stocks continue in demand, not withstanding the settlement, and prices have further unproved. Great Northers stock has risen 1 per cent., Great Western, and Isuicaahire and Yorkshire 1, London and North Western and South Eastern g, and Midland and Great Eastern 1. London and North Western is now quoted at 1131 to 114} • Great Western, 67 t o ; Midland, 132 to 1, ex the new i ssue • Lancashire and Yor hire, 1151 to 116} ; Sou'th Eastern, 91} to ; Great Eastern, 461 to 47 ; L o nd on an d South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metropolitan, 1121 to 113 ; Great North ern , 133 to 134 ; and Cale donian, 118 to 119. Lombardo-Venetian shares are in demand, and have improved. Other foreign lines are quiet. Indian and Canadian railway securities exhibit no change. The former are now quoted ex interest. own :emir SHAMS AND !MOCKS. • ao. N. soon today to 1 p.m. 1 - 07eobi s ow, ow, 7Nled; : 15 15 jUort sad Bandon.. ;6 - . - ., -- ai. - . !Do. A jAnodh. mall 01 I Do. B I p.O. timid to B. Dublin and &Mut Jane . Dandoe.Porth,dgbd.Jo Idinburghand Olaggow Glugow and &Woman Gnat &awn OnL Do. • Nock Do. E. Lug. Stk.. 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Wattladla&PaelloS L ltd 120 10 1 • rpm 411 &I 4; 111001 • 1 pea Per IP= ly itgel di. id. 2 21 00 10 12 I idlo I 2401" 00.0001 22.0 0 01 10,000 20,000 80,000, PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern. Eastern Counties Extension. No. 2, 106. Great Western, Original 5 per Gent. redeemable pest, 100 x d. Great Western. West Ma, Oxford, lot pa. stock, 124 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg. 104. Ottoman (Smyrr.a to Aidin), 12j. South Austrian sod Lombardo-Venetian, 21j. West Flanders, 7i. IRAILWAYS. I Ck.4l4YssiewC". ;13Arse.,WeL Tr es d Stour VAL 8 ilßoatots.B l. lyth * •-• And 'Meta !ad FaNdr.... l _B4 ta LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (11T ILICIAIO TIELSGRAPa.) NEWCASTLE MEETlNG.—crais DAY.) A TYNE HANDICAP. Milli rmstrong 4 ess. HUNT PLATE. Two miles. Vandal, Benedict, Ply-by-Night, Polly, Yellow Diamond, The Jew, and Jeannie are hem. GOLD CUP STAKES. Newcastle turn in. Caller On, Lady Loons, Boma* Alice, Kilkenny, Betsy Oopeland, Windburn, Serf, Hymettna, Lisette, Found Ail* and 13kylail sae hers. CORPORATION PLATE. Once round. Caller Oa, Oldminstar, Honest John, Borealis, Lad LOilill4 Try Apia, Trust, Mies Armstrong, Betsy Copeland Weatherwiee, Alice, Claremont, Windham, Serf, Hymn tun, Lint* The Clown, Barbara Allan, Skylark, Little Torn, Baktitoki Semi, Found Again, &Undone, Wharilager, Skipjack, Lady de Trafford, fianderlah, Royal John, Palos, Tarlatan, and Woodbine am hem. sitamo.—Natioail Geard, Cwil7, Rose a Amnia. The Leader, Dick fiwivellir, &ad Olicacool WORCESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) oolsey TRIAL STABS.W ... ... ... Umpire ... ... Suburbia ... ... ••• 4 raa. TWO-YEA.R.OLD STAKEIL Tadlabs ... .- ... Arkansas ... ... ... Nowak ••• • • • 6 ran. WORCESTERSHIRE STAKES. Exchequer ... ... ... Dollar ... ... 7 ram. CROOME HANDICAP. About thatiminarterr of a mile. Suburban, Exalreganr, Alahmalst, Lga n t i ttruction, Odorant* Crrthaia, Britor, ti, Alin, Edinburgh, Lady Evelyn f, and I by w tdingson are bars. CROONS STAKES. Straight hat mae. Lausresi, Teaspoon, sad Alias are here. AMINE= —Swift, Prosperity, Bonnie Las, Cranbury, Mara*. Ceocordia. Naacerater, sad Qesset Bee thy. IPSWICH MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BOROUGH MEMBERS' PLATE. Dead heat with Roseeeeth sad Sisyphus. RENDLESHAIt STAIEWL Br le Algarsite Jambi Aitormo.—Equierm, Load el the West, Eleamer, Ala bama, Emile, Br to diorite, Brioche. Sisypam, Free stows, His Royal Hiebased Hipp** Radcliffe. Rialto, Lady HyHa, Feetrolecibe, Rukiher Boy. Rope Deaver, Caroperdosra, Little Star, Romewith, Corroborator, Coo. juror, Westboro', Tailor, Zia. Seine 0. Cepteis Crow, Hurrah. Alabama, danimtes, Jezebel, Atea, N. Nam. ()seines, Jessie, sad Massa THE EXTRAORDINARY POISONING OP THREE CHILDREN AT MILE END. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex comma, reamed, at the Beak of Friendship Tavern, Des. croft•place, Ililoosed, as inquiry respecting the poem/aim of three children of John Stapler, a cellar maker, by which two of them —Louiea Stapler and Elisabeth Shipkr—lost their line. The6;mnd children were twine, 6 year of ap, sod resided with their parents at No. 16, Ely-place, M Os Friday, the 13th inst., Mrs. Stapler went out, leaving them aid their mister Jamie, aged 3 year, alone in the house. On her return the found some heifers es the flow. but though the children told her that they bad sucked them she did not believe them, as the points 01 the matches wens red and the children were sot ill. On the Saturday, however, the three children were taken iIL Elizabeth cracked her hands, shrieked, and pushed her teeth ; sad she sad Jessie vomited ralphuroas matter. They were all violently on. 'Weed, but no doctor was seat for wed the fallowing Tam an ermine. Louie& and Elizabeth died co Wednesday morning at the same hour. Mrs. Stapler mid that the chil• dran stated that they had takes the heifer matches—Tuck's improved linters—off the shelf of the droner and had sucked them, and bad given them to Jessie to suck. Dr. Hilary Letheby, Professor of Chemistry at the Londe. Hospital, said that he had made an analyse of the stomach sod intestines of the child Louise. The stomach war y inflamed. The 0011t0Dill had traces of phos phor's:id. le the latrines be found phosphene acid, and trans el lead. They were much inflamed. They had bees acted is by a very violent irritant prom He asslyeed Efty marlin give, to hint by Mr. Atkins, the surgeon, sad he found that they contained 1.154 grain of phosphorus, and 4 grain of red lead. Phosphorus woo a very power ful porn, and li mare had killed an adult in 12 days, sad sousetinase no-third of a grails had killed. In me mei ore gran bad killed ea adult in three days. He was of minion that the children died from Orphans. He wished to say that matches made of such phosphorus were highly dangerous, bet they could he and are made of phosphorus that is perfectly inert. He made experiments an dogs, sad he lowed that where me grain of the sesames phornorse kilted • dog, ire quarter of a OXof the prepared pboophorua in Bryant and I matches had so effect The government had ceased an inquiry to be held as to the dangerous *ad inju rer, edam airing from massfeetaring matches with com mon phosphorus, asd soak were the mischievous results to the diddles sad others esgsged in their manufacture, that as set el partialness, he berteved, would be passed on the sehrn. Some interference was moth needed. The Coroner said that it was much to be desired that mach a dangerous poison should not be allowed to be I wild, whew an inert subdues would anew the purpose of the public. The jury retuned • verdict that the deceased children I died from the poison of phosphorus imbibed by sucking limiter matches, they being sguerant of its effects, sad that they thus lost their lives by mieadventare ; and th e jury mornmended that the censer write to the Secretary of I State suggesting that measures should be taker to proven the manufacture and sale of claagerous phosphoric matches, which in this intern had destroyed the lives of two Miklos& prossediess tin tirmiestod. NATIONAL ARROCIATION TOR THR PROMOTION or SOCIAL &MAlM—This emaciation will hold its eighth en. seal swain is the city of York, from Sept. 22 to 29. under the preeidency of Lard Brougham. Hie Grace the Arch biabop of Yak is one of the vidpresideets, sad also the president of the alucetioo department. The Bight Hos. Sir James P. Wild., judge of the Court of Probate, preside' over the departmeat of juriprodend The other chairs have not yet bees filled sp. The woad of the associatiou have food it ereamary, *deg to the mould premium of busied', to adopt sew regulations. Is each of th. depart men* sow redused to four, three special questions are pot, and a day is to be devoted to the daddy* of each, value tary papers Ides reed sad diseased on the remaining days. The following are the questions for the several depart meets : The quads= for diesuision in parispradmace are : L Are the lad of real property in the three parts of the Gaited Bawd= respectively, in their sabstiume sad ten. diary, suited to the present oddities of society! and if sok, bow should they be improved! Os what principle shoed the law dea l with questioos of respoesibility sod 1161111iai competed@ is civil and criminal awe respectively ? 3. Whether soy, sad what, amelioration cam be introduced isle the institution sad conduct of criminal prosecetioes? The question for diacumios ia education are-1. What ins. provident. can be iatrodocod into the peewit system of public school education? The discuidoe will be speed by a paper on the repast of the eanroiedoen appointed to inquire into the reV4111316 sad endegement of certain col. lege. and schools. 2. In what way am the grammar and other endowed schools be made more available far the edu cation of the middle class! 3. What ere the peculiar dig. deities in the way of elementary education In small tows. sad rural districts ? and bowed thceediSculties heralded or lemseeed? The question for discussion is health are-1. W het are the bast MOWS for dived, of the 'edged towns? 2. What ant the muses, sad what are the mass for the prevention of, eddies infant mortality ? 3. Whet is the medics ma Mold of the overcrowding of dwelling bodes sod workshop ? sad by what made could each overcrowd irig be predated. The questions for discussion in economy sad mode are—l. What are the effects deo trade of the oxides laws of maritime warfare! 2. Is the greeting of parsed far iodation@ desbaisid to de istereste of trade? 3. Is what respects sod to whet extant should government security and supervision be applied to the provident invest. meats of the working claims MIMING Sine.—The Edith Howe sailed from Pereenheee as the 29th of February for Liverpool, and has let sines been beard of. In Lowell, Male. , there run apple-tree which never bladed and yet is leaded every year with trait Grafts from it bided The mods frequently are Partially or wholly earned to view at the outside el the " Weer " mad of the fruit, while the entre of the fruit is as compact as that of a tamp—Americes paper. Wheat has advanced 3/Ik. a load recently, in en- Newham of war. MONEY MARKET.--(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Ouxu. This is the fortnightly settling day in shares and foreign stocks, and the fresh transactions hays con sequently been limited, yet all the markets are firm in the absence of any bad news. The English funds remain at yesterday's prices. Home railway stocks continue in good demand, and still show an upward tendency. The demand for money to-day is good, and the lowest rate for three months' bills six per cent. There is an absence, however, of the pressure usually experienced on the last day of the half-year. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on government securities is fully equal to the Bank minimum. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 65fr. 80c., being Sc. better than yesterday. Comb' are now quoted 90 to 1, ax div., for money, and 90/ to 1, ex div., for the account (July 8). The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 90, ; ditto, for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 80, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, 89 ; Bank Stock, 238, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 981. In the foreign stock market the variations have been chiefly confined to a further alight improve ment in Greek and Anglo-Turkish Bonds, and a decline of about per cent. in Mexican. Some of the present quotations for the new account (July 15) are annexed: Greek, 251 to 26; Mex ican, 44/ to 45 ; Spanish Passive, 30 to 1 ; Confederate, 62 to 64 ; Turkish of 1858, 691 to 701 : ditto, 1862, 701 to 711 ; and the Consolidds, 481 to }. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 861 ; Egyptian, 1011, 101 ; Greek, for account, 261, 25/, 1 ; ditto Coupons, for u s:aunt; 111, ; Italian, 691 ; Mexican, 44/ ; ditto for account, 45 ; ditto Anglo- French, scrip, prem. ; Russian, 1862, 871, ; Spanish Passive, 30 ; ditto, for account, 301, I ; ditto Certificates, for account, 104, ; Turkish, 1862, 701, 711 ; ditto, for account, 711 ; ditto 1001, bonds, 701; Venezuela, for account, 221. Intersatiousa Financial shares are now quoted sto 1 prem. ; General Credit, 3to prem. ; London Financial, 11/ to 12/ prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 2} to I prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 181 to/. The Ramsey has arrived from Otago, New Zealand, with 25,000/. in gold. 7017 a O'CLOCK. Consols are fractionally better at 90 to /, ex div., for money, and 901, ex div., for the account. 80,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. At Vienna on Tuesday the Five per Cent. Metal liques experienced a recovery of 1 per cent., owing, no doubt, to the announcement that the British government do not intend to take part in the Danish war. gold transactions occurred at the Bunt yester day. The 177,0001. by the West India packet has been taken for abroad. The Edinburgh, from New York, has brought 135,2 W. starling in specie. The telegrams from Shanghae announce an im portant movement in the exchange against this °Gantry, a rise of lid. having taken place. On the other hand, at Bombay there was a decline of id., and at Calcutta id. The Canton exchange shows no alteration. The Board of Trade returns for the month of May show the month's exports to have been larger by 2,892,3511., or 25 per cent., than in the same mouth of 1863, and larger by 2,878,0531., or 25 per cent., than in May, 1862, while, as regards the five months' oomparisou, the buxom over last year is no less than 13,326,3904, or 26 per cent., and over 1862, 16,5248224, or 34 per cent. Of the various items comprised in the export list scarcely any presents a more rapid increase in value than cotton pima goods. The export figures for the month of May are as follows : , __— . 1862 22,686,238 1863 2,866,784 1864 4,106,310 While for the fire months ending the slit of May the value exported has been : lie 212 097,946 182.4 1864 There is also • remarkableincreme in the exports of cotton yarn. The value for the month was : 1862 1863 1864 As regards linen manufactures the upward move- ment continues to be very rapid. The month's exports were : 1862 i 2423,474 1863 1864 711,868 Another branch of business which iis"icnproved greatly of late is the woollen trade. The total value of the woollen and worsted manufactures shipped from the United Kingdom in the month of May was -1862 £902,598 1883 1864 1,447,833 In fact, all the great staples of manufacture appear, from the evidence of these returns, to be in a very satisfactory position so far as regards the extent of the foreign and colonial demand. The Grand Trunk Railway Company announce the payment, on and after the Ist July, of the half eZse.e rent due under the Detroit and Port Huron ' At the meeting of the Canada Company, held yea terday, a division out of the assets in hand of 15s. per share, free of income tax, was agreed to. The first ordinary meeting of the London and African TradindCompany took place yesterday. The chairman explained that the shareholders had been called together in conformity with the articles of association, and that, in consequence of the stock taking not being concluded at the company's sta tions until the 30tli of Julie, it was impossible for detailed accounts to be now presented. He, there fore, suggested the adjournment of the meeting, which was agreed to. It was mentioned that the amount of stock taken over was about 40,0001., in cluding 25,0001. in cotton goods, at prices ranging from 75 to 100 per cent. cheaper than their present market value A meeting of the Public Works Credit Company of London and Paris was held yesterday, when a dividend of 10 per oent. for the year was declared, in addition to the bonus 1/. per share paid in April last. The report was adopted. Of the 300,000/. of Five per Cent. Mortgage Debentures offered by the City Oakes Company, 220,0001. has been already subscribed, and its ex pected that the list will be completed in a few days. The directors of the Imperial Bank of China, India, and Japan have notified that business has oommenord at the premises formerly occupied by the Oriental Bank Corporation, No. 8, Walbrook. On and after the Ist of July the business of the Agra and United Service Baok (Limited), and that of Mean, Masterman, Peters, and Co., will be carried on at 36, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-etreet, under the title of " the Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited)." The Midland Banking Company (Limited) will open a branch at Lincoln on the Ist of July, under the management of Mr. Oro. Mean, many years a manager in the Lincoln and Lindsey Bank. A branch will also be opened at Stamford in the course of the ensuing month. A special meeting of the shareholders of the London and Colonial Bank (Limited) is called for the 14th July, "for the purpose of considering terms of arrangement with the British and Ameri can Exchange Banking Corporation (Limited), and authorising the directors to carry the same into effect." A call of 3t. is to be paid on the shares of the Royal Sardinian Railway Company by the lit of July, when share certificates " to bearer " will be issued. Amongst the private businesses which are to be transferred to a joint stock company is that of Maws. Cramer, Wood, add Co. the well-known music publishers in Regent-street, established half a century. The new company, which is entitled " Cramer and CO, (Limited ), issued its prospectus yesterday afternoon. The property comprises the musical copyrights of the firm, which are described as forming the largest collection extant," and a very extensive stock of pianofortes and other musical instruments, a large number of which are out on hire. Mr. Woo d, - the only surviving partner and present proprietor, who takes a large proportion of the purchase money in paid up shares, is to act as general manager for at least three years. During this thee and for a further period of two years, Mr. Wood guarantees the payment of a minimum dividend of 10 per cent. per annumfto the shareholders. The capital is 100,0001., in 10,000 shares of 101. each. The business of the International Financial Society will be carried on at their new offices, No. 60, Threadneedle-street, on and after Monday next. Notice is given that unless the instalmeuts due and unpaid on certain scrip certificates of the Hudson's Bay Company be paid by the 15th July, such scrip certificates, axd all payments made thereon, will be forfeited. . . On and after Monday next, the City office of the Land Securities Company will be at N 0.60, Threaad needle•street. The hall-yearly meeting of the East and West India Dock Company is called fcr the Bth July. Tenders for the second issue of Six per Cent. Second Debentures of the Queensland Loan (100,0000 will be opened at the Union Bank of Australia, at 2 p.m. to-morrow. The Etna, for New York, will call at Queens town to-day, and messages will be received at any of the Electric and international Telegraph Company's ofhoes in London up to 3.30 p.m., and in the provinces up to 3 p.m. The Australasian, for New York, will call at Queenstown on Sunday, July 3, and messages will be received until the same hours. WED2. - ssoAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to *, ex div., for the Bth of July, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 90 to ex di,. Theofficial business report is as follows :=Thres per Cent. Consols, for mosey, 90, it, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 89, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 89 ; Annuities, 1885, 141; Bank Stock, 238, 237 ; India Five per Cent. I Stock, 10411, ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 98i ; Your per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper,94l. Indian Government securities remain steady. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, the March being quoted Bs. to 3e. dia. and the June ss. die to par. The more speculative foreign stocks were better, especially in the afternoon. MINES.-(THIB DAY.) Two o'CLocz. This being settling day, there is very little busi ness in the mining market, and quotations, with few exoeptions, are unchanged. Great Vor shares have declined to 30 to 31, and East Caradon to 20} to 1. East Grenville are quoted sto # ; and East Lovell, 17 to 1 1 . Very few transact►ons are re ported in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Cape Copper have been dealt in at 101, and Yuthma matins at 21. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 69 61 106 i 106} r•! t v®! 11 4" 77 et TT U TT 82 101 103 03 100 106 106 1061 1661 i M 6 611 20 21 76 74 02 64 66 68 66 67 43 62 43 46 28 30 29 10 27 0 1066 Pat 6 Pm 106 104 1 I 96 98 A 1 0 90 et 92 St d 101 e 104 97 99 92 ILL N 60 • df Si 106 106 nu 104 1021 raz ed Ile Z BANKS. li prior. I Mask 130 ISt al lie pa 37 33p. i 1 PI 1 411 iP 2 72 74 20 22 get - 5 1 i 1751-1 38 39 118 ISt i Ol5 IP= 2 IWs 39 41 S 2 dig 9 10 pm II Sip. pu 1 pm 403 50 38 80 17 19 pa al .4 tiptl e Ii par 1 pm 2 4pm 8 9 paa • 9 984 19 21 pm 18 10 pm 1 041. 19 9iPm SI 11 WEI * 1 11 188 • 6pm 14 16 pm 13 IS pm • 4pa S 3pm 16, 24i • fpm 46 46 3 4pm 43 47 2 ape 14 22 2 3 4 111- 99 98 910 pm 18 i9 0, 9 10 9 , 4 9 11 pm 111) 01 • *Wm 441 48 per 4 645045. 5i 54 50 Id 95 1 1 3 19 51 11/1 41 I 711•1 14 7 9441 di 7 1 pow It 57 I Idb IN 191 prim I 10 142 T 4 TS TS T 6 10i lie W 'Monet al Limnos ISO ilkoo.nor.4 C.124,69.e., n Do. Now 161 Do. it num an ,Dodolo 4! lake Hum all I Do. Protoroaoe . . . , I t» ep. o. Bde. Aug. 1, 10111 :1611 a Do. do. July 1, tin 155 .15 0 I Do. do. Jaw 1. lin Dl 100 CAL 5.1200t0r011p.e. s. Di. 160 Caps T. .12 Dookllp. o. 2.• lib AU Doloorars.7 p.o.per prof DR .100 Naas. Donal go. 6 do 544 100 LA lodloo go. 6do 16 I Do. 0 Zelooolos 20 lb , Do. 11 do St 100 Onad Trask of Cana. la Ds Id prat. Bonds.. Ds do. deterred Do. and prof. Bonds.. Do. do. deterred Do. Ird pref. Block .. Do. do. deterred Do. 4th mt. Stock . Do. do. deterred Ireat Indian Peninsula Do. sue. 6 per coot. It. India R. 6 p. ot. j Do Of par I Do .ot. Western of Canada Do. Now D0.40.c. ads. pay. Inn D 0.64 do. do. 16774 MIAs &sack Limited ~ ar.: —~_ IMadras goat. p. coot Do. do. L:lck.... Do. do. do.— , Do. AM I Moil). Corp. I per o. lid Ilk& Holosoors Bay 'lll.llrati Coo.oloA b N.LoiCoa.dp.olalp.ll. Po• " ?.m, fletodo,goo... p: MEL i Do. do. do. Do. PooJamb do Dd. Irian SLIM& do , JOINT PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Lrepspoor, Jaws/P.-Mk today :-Cirest Madam 461 - Great Western, 67 61-Lancashire and Yoriuddre, 1141 154-Loudon and North Western, 1111 1-Manithater, illsofidd. and Dusan shire, 69 4 4 1 411 01 NM 1-MetropoUtaa, 1111-111dlead, Ifir mtnaham and Derby t !Uttar**, 33 . 6 I -Nor th Naar; Berwick capital stock, 1044-South listen, 91 l• -Greek, 344 1-Malden Per Cent.. 46 4 -Spanish Passive. 4 7 ; ditto Certilleates. 10 -Confederate Loan, 631 3-Milasee busk of London and Liver pool. 3.31 p.-Mereantile and Z. Bask abulted). 10 1-16 10 91 13-16 p.. ditto 11.11, shams. 61 4 D--North Western Bank 6 1 1 p -Lancashire lussarsacs, 1 p.-Themes and Mersey Marine (Lireited), 6 1-166 e. p.-West heals and Pacific Mom, 21 e. 7.161 1 3 32! P. P. Misruserrix, JrNie S.-Pekes bars been rather lower, with a good business. Sheffield, In demand. Confederate LOY!. =- Ores* isstern. 464-Great Northers A, 1471-Grooka. It f 1 -Great Western, 161-leneaddr• and Yerilo 1141 LI -Iftat Leo skim rive per Oent.pret., 1101-London sad North Western. 1134 s n-Manchester, BhelMld, and Lincoln. 9 Si 41 f 1 Ditto M. pref., Matra tan, 1121 1-Meskaus. 46- Midland. 1321-South Matson, 911 1 1 ; ditto 6 per ant. pref., 10t n-Thames and Mane Marine Inearaime, I-16 p.- taloa Mato Glass. 32 -Asiabstry l t irr4rs, 99 109 p.-Maceleadald Canal. 614-Interantlernalo 61 5. Sr. Pares Carniment..—The following are the preachers appointed by the Bishop of Loudon to prods he the Cathedral church on Semin moreinp in the mouth et July :—Suodm, July 3, the Rev. Thomas Griffith, ILA., of St. John'. College Cambridge, iecombent of Base's Chapel, Hamann ; Sunday. 10th, Rev. Robert Camp Baker, M.A., of Treaty College, Cambridge. vicar of AU Saints. Fulham ; Sudsy, 17th, Rm. Jobe Vidgee Punk, M.A., of Trinity College, Cambridge, rector ed St. Anne tad St. Agues Aldsragate ; Sunday, 24th, Rev. Themes Jacksee, M.A., of St. Mary HMI, Orton, rector of Stoke Newtortoe ; Su day. 31st, Rev. Edward Renick Goad bora, D.D., of Balliol, Oxford, iociaisbort of St. John's, Paddiegtoe. Winrettnerria Alin'. —The following are the at the Special Ernie, Services for the month of ru l ir :—July 3, the Rev. F. Temple, D.D., Heed Master of Rugby ; July 10, the Bebop of Rime ; July 17, the Rev. T. L. Clarughtm, viar of Kidderminster ; July 24, the Rev. L IL Goulburs, D.D. loictobssi of St. Joha's Pad. diogtoo, examining chaplain to the Bishop of Gifted ; July 31, the Rev. H. Twills. Head Muter of the Godolphin Grammar School, lisruroemmitli. &xenon or SHIN !PIN —The election was ?t -eamed yesterday morn* at 9 o'clock, add at the dam of the poll et three o'clock the suinbare wen:—Alderman Adria, 575 ; Alderman B.eley, 564 ; Mr. Croskey, 106 ; Mr. Ellis, 54 ; sod Mr. Guns, 3. After the numbers bad ben declared, Mr. Stewart read • letter from Mr. (Nadu", in which that geutletnan, mot wishing to appear la coespetitioe with the two aldermen whore sum wen at the bead of the poll, Murdered his resignation, sod wished to retire from the contest. Mr. Olio and Mr. Gunn lowing elm re. tired the field is left entirely to the two sktarness. The polling will, however, routine until Friday, whoa it will finally close. COUNT OF COMMON Corxcn.—A special Court of Comm. Council was convened yesterday, at Guildhall, Alderman Sir Jobs Musgrove presidia( as teen. inns for tb• Lord Mayor, for the purpose of receiving a report from the Rementbreocer, to the effect that the Holborn-valley Improvement Act had teased and remind the royal areas oa the 23rd of JUDO. Upon the motion of Mr. Deputy Fry it was referred to the Improvement COMMISNIS to airy the act into execution, and to reefer from time to time with the Coal, Con, and F1C441011 Committee se tohowXbe feeds shall be raised for the purpose. Mr. Farrar asked Mr. Fry, the chairman of the committee, whether the bill reported by the Remembraocer was is coufinnatiou of the Bp proved by the court, sod it soy new provisions plea been Introduced of which the court were not aware. Mr. Deputy Fry mid he was out aware that anything had been intro duced contrary to the views of the court. Macs:nun or, Tag FLAMPSHIER COAST. —The first catch of mackerel off Christchurch, in Hants, was made lut Monday. One boat caught 5,000. THE FI TUE/MEN IN ENGLAND.—ExactIy five bemired years have elapsed tines a hermit, weary of the labium of bevies within to do g and tired of sitting the dell day through, by the side of the stow which supported the sneeliel in frost of St. Astliony's Chapel, on Higheede. hill—that stone which subsequeetly became known as Whit , tingtoerremilred to rend the ways between the summit of the hill and the low part of the vale iodine in Islingtoo. This hermit was • sus of some means, and he devoted them to brining gravel from the top of the hill and Lying it all Moog the .alma trek which then, m now, bore the name of " Hollow Way." By digging out gravel he gave a pond to the folk to the hill, whore it was greatly ses&d • and be esstributsi &sadism sod security to the vale , when midair bad hitherto been blown. Travellers blessed the hermit who had turned onstruator of highways; the pilgrims to St. Anthoey's toned their mow to the shrine of the arnica made easy sod pleasant by him ; sad ea for the beoeficeot hermit himself, his oely regret was that io accomphehing this meritorious act for the nod of his fellow-mem, be had lOW* exhausted all his fortune. The kis& however, same to the ' resew. He set up a toli•hor, and published a decree ad. droned to "our well-beloved William Phelippe, the her mit," that he end the public might lime wherefore. The king declared that be highly appreciated the motive which had iodated the hermit to beeefit " our people penis( through the highway between Highgate aid Smetlifelde, to nosy Oases n Aoriondy miry and deep." And in order that the aew way might be essiotained sad kept is repair, the king &need the hermit to take toll, mad keep the road in cedar, sad himself is comfort and dignity. This was the bet reed-bas erected in Leaked, and Wiliam MmHg*, the hermit, wee the father of that nos of turnpike= whose. eriversitoty of the roads, within fifty miles of came to an red, after a reign of Ave andurise, on the 1M day of the mouth of July of this pressot year, MX —awn • Nags:ins for July. 100 100 108 100 100; 100 100 100 Nal OIL I won lop esTifaid Immo 100 neaus.alaverpool. 10.000100 Do. New 100.000 20 Anglo Austrian 10,000 10 Anglo Italian ~Ilealtd)~ 22.600 60 Australians 7.000 40 Do. Now 12,60 Ce m DanliotpritUnColoalits, UMW 15 'Soak of Zaps .. 4° " l°° P 44 27,,K0 10 11ank of °Sego (lbatted)l 10.000 100 Ilnek of Queensland (L) 10,000 SO ilankolVsetwladLsualla 4000 100 Bank of Wales .. I 110,000 II Beal et New behind ..1 10.001; 301 . lleneltlantPodegneeiN 16.000 I* Brit & AmortiseAi its. MAO M &WA & Calltornlaa 11.1 10.000 50 British N. America IMMO 20 C. Mt Indla,Aat. China! 7,000 20 Do. New 10.000 26 Ch. AL et Incna,&c.,Nerw nem 100 !City 10,000 100 Goiania 10,000 26 Com. hank of bona, &e 10,010 26 Do. 100,000 10 Consolidated Sauk (I 4000 100 Contlyental (L.) 12.000 50 East London (IMdted). 1,000 60 Do. Now 25.000 20 lao.noot&Ausl.Charid 1 Wee 60 Yeglish and Swede& X I 06.00 , 1 60 taropean Bank(Limlted 10,000 100 Ifindasa.China&Jap.(l4l 10,000 100 Do. Yew 12,000 100 Imperial Beak, Limited' 1,000 100 Do. Now 10.000 60 I.:pinta China.&c.,(L l 1115.000 10 Imperial Mosses 120.0 26 lonian 100,000 20 Lead Mort Mt. India N I 20,010 60 Loa. Bk. all ex ice.dte. (L • 104100 110 Landau Bank of MM. (1.1 10.000 100 tendon and Brannan 6.000 100 less.B.Ayreaalt.PleteLl 10,006 116 Do. do. New 6.050 100 701,1., Dlr., &a. Ttag.ll `il NAN 20 Lon. Ch.lilank et Attest 10.000 100 London and Colonial 11 , 1 $9.000 60 Landon and Colusty 1 4.010 MO Loa. klambe.CostEs.(l 1 1 10,400 60 Laudon Jolla Stook , 10,000 100 lea. and Northern (I ) . 10.000 20 London.' Booth Mikan' 6.006 100 Loa. & ft Western (Lim WON 166 'Loa. & Wsettehasier 11,01410 103 Morelia' Nank,Llm.) 10,04 10 Mercantile & YeebnalL %MO 10 Do. Now 10.000 100 Metro. & Prow. beet (1 1 6.000 100 . Midland Wank (Lim.)11,000 100 Natiooal err U 90.000 20 N. Pro. al laaeL New, 10,0110 60 Natiossal Bask, New 14000 20 New doeth Wales 41,000 10 Now Leland (Meldted) 60,000 10 North Western 60,400 21 Oriental Beak 'port 16,000 100 herbs. el B elau( stem NI Selma,. Want, a Donii 20,000 26 Swath Australia 10,00 11 Math Lestern MAO 1110 Mae& at h. S. Africa 4,460100 Do. do. 60,000 16 2luloo of Australia I, 11,011100 Union ot Ireland (1 0 1 MOM 111 Oaks of Lendow DOCka. No. Mt I Dort & twos R. Nast mnd Most Tsai lO6 111.0M1 4 , le lam& Ifloatag Jock ' I &MAIO St tombs llls 1.1110.40* K. SIS. Zolorlso WO WSW SI Aosilissowles IN Mint 114. Vidalia MO 1021 s in 2.001 ir In et A ... "1 IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Nay 21 so. 818 2 9 . 7 1. 41 -as 04'21 1' 1 . 88 1 94s 251 1 91 s 8.2 IS June ll lB 41.1 weeks. 4 8~ - -- guts Average .. 84 a. 74 1430. 104 111 104111 s 14 - - _ Durc—Rbeat, Batley, Oats, Rya, Roma, aad Nam, IL DUOILUI MOWING ma 71410111ATIONS 11l MI AMU.' MIN 07Irs — LArii !UFOTI iti ■lllam -Mom 1 1 • ♦0 40 0 JO. 29 Li 11 1 Joao 4. lay 11.31ar 1111. . • • 1 • • I LIVKRPOOL COTTON (THIS DA Y. ) fin ELIOT= Aim urriasAnostm, front WI OWN COILRIMPOODINT.) Market Ann ; sales probably abbot 10,000 balm. Da- saved fee American foe export to America la great, at advanciog priow :HET. MINCING LAPIS.—(THIS DAY.) fimmit.—The mariget cootianes emtremely dull, with mereely aoy besieges doing. Reaped —a decline of 6d. per cwt. has been soespted without loading to any important trammtions. Coma.—The public tales of plantation Ceylon bare gene off heavily at a dachas of 6d. per cwt. ; triage sold at 68a. to TOn ; low to good middling, 784. to 84s. ; pea bony, 84s. to Ku 00coa.—Ormunos qualities of colosial matins, lc good request, at arm prime ; grey sad fair red Trinidad, 68s. 6d. toi:l4. 6d, is of sale. Ruie.—Tbe weskit is steady but quiet. Sea) has declined fel. per cwt., small pearl sold at 20e. to Tis. Sacs.--Giager, Jamaica, sold at firm prices, from 3/. Bs. for ordinary to 101. for fine. Pepper is ouly in limited re quest. Paean triage sold at 31d. Pimento at firm rates. ordiaary to • • , 20. to 2.jd, Cloves : Tonsil:far rather easier, 311d—W itii. to 41d. nurt the exception of low currants, for which them is • limited demand, the market is extremely dull. Corrom.—Tbe market is active at the late advance yesterday 3.000 halo were sold. Jirrz.—The better aorta continue in good request and thee has sold at • slight advance. Other sorts un changed ; Gomm's and middling, 171. 3a. to 251. ; good +led tine, 261. to 301. sa. ; rejections, 141. 101. to 151. 10a. ; outtinp, 91. 10s. to 91. 111 e. TALLOW HARICET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet et the following oriole :—Towit fellow, 395. 6d.; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 41s. to 41e. 3d. ; June, 41e. ; July to September, 41s. ; Octo ber to December, 4.1 e. 6d. ; December, 44t. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Tbe number of lisasSs is lanes than on Thursday last, and trade is not very brisk, yet pries. are nearly as good as on Monday. W. have about an average supply of sheep and lambs the demand is not quite so good as it has been, but there le no quotable redaction in pries. Lambe and calves are sillies as oa lineal, last. Oar foreign supply coosieta of 780 ►easts, 3,190 sheep, and 680 pigs. Ilikb cows 75. ler Mono 46 Abs. a. 4. a 4. Per 11.0110 Of Mb.. a4.a 4. Dist flipsla, llMalia 4 10 I Bast Dim* 1114.146 b 6 0 5 Bast Maratisrms a 64 1 Beat Lang-w 0015.... 0 0 0 0 440044 sea bomb 3 0 3 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 6 4 10 q.lvas S 4 6 'was & saoood goat 0 0 0 0 3 4 4 Do. da !Worn .... 4 0 4 4 11Altus 1117-MM' 06 0 Lshs Beasts at market, 1,616: Asap and lambs. 12,610 calves, Sat: pkgs, 180. SMITHIPIKLD HAY MARKET.--(TRIS DAY.) Mom. Honor sod &Moo report trade. firm ot tM fol. lowiag prim endow Lay. 724. to 78.. ; superior ditto. 80s. to ; inferior ditto, 55a. to 60u; Glover, old, Wu to 110.. ; ditto, mood out, 80e. to 1036. ; straw, 250, to 30.. Piss AT Horror.—(Tate DAT.)—Tbis morning, about 1 o'clock, a destruetivs fire broke out ou the premises of Mr. Canoe, ofes•hooee keeper, carrying on Wainer at No. 70. 134. John's-road, Hoxton. One of Misers. Standard Wesoe's powerful steam regime and some other seems of the beim& were quickly is atteudanee, but owieg to the rapidity with which the flames spread, the fire could sot ho subdued until the whole of the ociateats were dente:god. LICENSED Viervauras' &Boot. —The fifty sight aanivemary dinner of this institutive took plass in the Ashbarohain HJI, Cremoramgardses, Choler. yesterday thermos. Mr. Hoary JoltaMoss Youomr. of the firm of Meson. William Youarar sad Co., of Ediebarsh. was to hare taken the chair, but owing to severe indisposition he meld ad *Mead. bed his plies was itapplied by another member of the firm. After the usual lova; toasts the chair man, in as eloquent spaesh, advocated the claims of the in stitution ; sad Yr. Smalley. the secretary. reed a lons list of sahearipsime, heeded by Mews. William Younger sad Oa, for 1,000 guises.. la the mores of the mooing the iddldrie telangins to the wheel were istrodered, sad their ►ealthy ad etmerfel appeases* elicited the sgpsubatioo of all premed. About 1,800 eat doers to ablest.. It is sapeotad that the Great Eastern steamship will shortl► arrive at the Non to receive to board the At lassie rabbi. . Justi 140 160 ill 44 li eiPa 7 Tips ) 7 3pm 11 i 1311 ISI i Ni 6 - 1161 - t% M - 67 Mr 1