The Express. — London, England, 1867-06-14 00:00:00

!..m.• or any person belonging to her ; her husband s ; 6c had been a market gardener in a large way. N, wton remanded her, and kindly ordered the boat ,. f the 1...01 , 1,0x as a reward for his determine t, • .11111 1.• •raeverattee its savinria life. which feeling, he wou:d It, shared and further rewarded by those s!,• Lead or read of it. NO rit KR ATTEMPT. Ina The. a man of 'angular appearance, and about gr. of age. w.t3 charged with hating uulawfully .. 7 lrylor, ill N;sairl at about h: !f 10 o'clock last this man came to me in the Paragon-road, Hackney, ;,• " I have swallowed poison; this bottle contained i t . meting that he wa, really very bad, I took him to the when• a quantity of laudanum was ejected from his .• , , by emetics. All that could be now elicited from •, repe.tted assertion of his having quarrelled with I.- f.ahr r. Mr. Newton directed a remand in this case also. WANDSWORTH. (..1' y.I.F.GEI) CRUELTY To A Bb n .'„ a cooper , of No. 3, Rosetta t. South Litois tb, and Ilaionjh Rpfewl, his wife, their bail to further answer the charge of !Ly to to .. 111 Lk boy, aged 7 years, the son of the nude ~-..err by a fainter wife. :11. West, front the office of Messrs. Shaen and Roscoe, I ,..,lleitors to the Society for the Protection of Women and ('lol lien. attended to prosecute ; the Mitnmis of Towns. 10 lel. the president of thu society, being also present. Mr. M.t)o now Molded the prisoner. ,!.te Norman, .0 W, who found the wretched boy locked in the w.usit.house, was re-called, and stated he found a rope in the pocket of the male prisoner, who tol d him that !!e chastised his children with it. The prie.ollvl.- I did not say that. I said I usssl it to chastise the other children. I :liver touched the boy with it. The witnew, in continuation, said he found holes in the roof of the wsslthouse, through which wet was dripping on to the chill as he was lying on the chairs. It had been raining that day, and the, boy's clothes were wet. The waelehouse i., about two yards square, and between seven and eight feet in height. Itlr. Mayo You speak about a stench in the place. Is tier , • any sink '1 Witness I did not see one. The place is full of things, ii there is one it unu.t have been covered over. Thu ,•111 VI, of a per-on slt..ping there for a long time, and of .ii•t as well. The only ventilation was through the holes is the roof. Thu child was lying on a nine bottom seat upon two chairs. naked, with the exception of an old piece of root round him. His clothes, a woollen frock and a thin ....Let, were over him, and an old piece of chintz quilt on head. Mr. Mayo—Quite sufficient for this kind of weather. Th.. constable—\o, they were not. It was a cold night, aril the child was shiveriug. lie did not complain of the cold until I pulled the clothes off. Mr. Dayua.lll—What time was it? Witness—limb past II at night. Mr. Mayo —Are you aware there are ten children? Witness--I saw bevel. besides the boy. The male rri-oner add the boy was of dirty habits, and that was tie reason he put him there. There was room in the Wns . for the buy. Palice•constable Lansdale, No. 259 W, gave confirmatory evidence. and added that he weighed the child after be was dressed in his wet clothes, and found that he weighed That morning he weighed the boy again. He was ilre.‘eil in the same clothes, which had been washed and the filth removed from them. He then weighed Nibs., v. that he had increased albs. in weight during the week. Whet' first taken to the station some bread awl butter was given to him, when he ate the food ravenously. Mr. James Edmondson, a surgeon, said he was called to the station at half-pant 11 o'clock at night to see the chill. Ila made a careful examination, end found the clothes extremely wet, dirty, end his body also was gene- rally dirty. Ills body was cold. He was shivering, bloodless, and a.m.!. There was a bruise on the right leg that hail been done either with a strap, cane, or rope. He found no disease to account for the emaciation. The boy was sound in his lungs, and was not suffering from any mesenteric disease. Witness considered the boy was in a very emaciatel state. A child of seven years of age ought to weigh fully 601 b. That was the weight for en ordinary sized child. In reply to the magistrate, the witness said he bad not seen the washbouso. Mr. Dayuian told him that it would be aa well for him to see the place. Mr. Mayo said there might be a great many holes in the roof that did not exist when the child was found, as • number of stones had been thrown at the house. _ -..----. Mr. Daynian wished to have the opinion of the nurgeon as to whether the washhouse was a fit place for the child to be kept in. Mr. Eilmondson further said that the child's health was not permanently injured. He had no doubt that the treat ment the boy received had injured his health. It y Mr. Mayo—The clothes were wet from rain. Eliza Appleton, nurse at Lambeth Workhouse, said that when the child was brought in he was in a filthy state. He bad been under her care during the week. She found him a perfectly clean child, bad an amiable disposition, M and playf ut Mr. Dayman then remanded the prisoner for another week, for the depositions to be prepared, and for Mr. Edmondson to inspect the wsuihhouse, which is situated from the house. The magistrate said he would enlarge the bail. The prisoners' security now declined to be bail again. The female said she would rather not have bail, and would prefer going to prison as she had no home. The male prisoner said he had lost his situation which be 'lad held for 30 yearn, through the case, his home had been ,i-stroyed by the neighbours, and he would ha Ire to go to the workhouse. The prisoners were then removed to the cells. SHOCKING SUICIDE. INQUEi3T.-(THIS DAY. This morning, Mr. Humphreys, the Middlesex moiler, held an inquiry at the Royal Oak Tavern, 0.1- , w-street, St. Luke's, respecting the suicide of William James Johnson, aged 18 years, William Edwards, • lodger, said that at five o'clock on Wednesday morning, as ho was going out to bathe, he saw 'be deceased hanging to the top rail of the balustrades by leans of • clothed, line. He was quite dead. It appeared that the deceased had been • sailor, and 40ii his return to this country he fell in love with a Lager at a music -hall, and he then decided upon tut going to sea again. The singer was a pretty girl, and he was v er y j ea l ous o f h er . U pon one occasion he saw her thing to • young man in the street, and he " flew into • Citadel passion , ' and a quarrel ensued between him and ku sweetheart. He was afterwards heanl to say to her, YOU do not love me as I love you," to which she replied, "Yea I do, but it will not do for me to chow it as you do." The quarrel was made up, lot hie jea lous continued, and be used to et for hours brooding over the idea that his sweetheart would jilt him. He used then to drink to get himself out of his despondency, and when excited by liquor he has met with accidents while driving in the street. On one occasion, when in an excited state, he ran his cart Vint a gentleman's brougham and his brother paid for the damage that be did. The jury returned • verdict of " Suicide while in • state of unsound mind." TEE MELANCHOLY SUICIDE . 0P A TRADESMAN IP PCTTSK•LAH& INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) At half -past 11 o'clock to-day, Mr. William Payne, the City ooroner, held ea inquiry at the Whds Swan Tavern, Fetter-lane, Fleet•street, respecting the suicide of Henry Peunefatber, aged 62 years. Thomas Stone, 27, Fetter•lane, said that on Wednesday Darning, at 5 o'clock, be beard Mrs. Pennefatber scream ng for help. He went to her assistance, and be found her standing near the dead body of the deceased, who was sus '4ll.lrd by a rope to the end of the bed-poat in his roam. Times' cut him down, and called the police. Ho had -d 17 been very desponding in consequence of falling into . l OlinKatwind said that he knew the deceased. He Lad lately been very strange in his manner, sed he said, I feel a great pain in the top of my head, as if some one ass boring • hole in my bead with a pin." He led that be would either cut his throat or bang himself, ?+ . 1.1 he added, "I wi s h I was i n France." He was in great money troubles." He used to drink a little to get up 411 spirits. Ile was not a drunkard. Mrs. Hannah Pennehither, widow of the deceased, said :4t on the morning in question abe found her husband His brother had died in a madhouse. TM S. C. Reed said that the deceased's death had m ilted from strangulation caused by hanging. He was a %law -maker. A witness said that be believed that the deceased had yen in a state of misery and harass for 30 years. He on Tuesday, "I want money." Sr. Stetter said that on Wednesday last the deceased "^PPed suddenly while walking in the street, and his -" glared, and he then exclaimed, "I do not cur if I will live." Mr. Pennefather said that the deceased told him, "I because I am in trouble, and I want to smother my 44 ." His home was unhappy. His wife drank. 11 r. Street said that his wife was the cause of the ''`tweed's anxiety. She used to make away with every for drink. ~, b e Coronet said that he wished some one would take F in hand and convert her to temperance. By so u "'', her suicide might be avoided. ~Tbe jury returned a verdict of " Suicide while In • ' 44 cl temporary insanity." THE PARIS EXHIBtTION.—We understand that Len jEe Imperial Commission have place 1 thirty seats, for the "'menial of th e di s t r ib u ti on ii , the pr;zee by the Emperor the I s t J u l y, at the di sposa l o f the Lord Mayor o f Loa d" to Provide for the due rel r, . rotation of the city, as 'll Is of the cities of Edinburgh and Dublin, on that LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT TICLIGILU.II.) HAMPTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) KING HAL STAMPS Ilestriee Grey ... Splendour ... La &pour ... VISITORS' PLATE thon Master Robert Chiswick . ... 1 5 ran. NURSERY STAKES. Ralf • mile. Benfleet, Brilliant, Sultana, Capsicum, Betty, Thorn dyke, Misfit c, Yardarm, Substance, Rona, Brenda, Queen of Scots, Glenarm, and Primula are here. SCITHRY STAKES. One mile. Kangaroo, 1 lit 1016 ; Musketeer, list 41b; Lady Sophie, 10st 1:11b ; Mongrel, lOst 91b ; Impostor, lOst 81b ; Bayleaf, 104 /16; Seringapatam, 104 lab ; Krin.go-Bragh, 10st 41b ; Knight of St. Michael, lOst ; Olivia, :Ist 101 b ; Dutch Admiral, 'Jut 711, ; Vici, Oat ; Nutrition, 94 ; Ganymede, 94 ; Whirligig, Sat 121 b ; Croeslanes c,nst 101 b. Allare here. HER MAJESTY'S PLATE. Two miles. Regalia, Vixen c. Tormentor, Zeuobia, Lucifer, Whirligig, Croeslanes e, and Pas do Charge are here. linsiol and Bets Caledonisa ..... DubUn and IletteatJunc Dundee, PerthotAbd Jr, FAA London Scrip Cart Mango. add S. Western Great Kastara Ord- tit. Do. Ang. Stk., No.!Great North of Scotland Ores* Northern Dn.A J A rec. no di r. nn• Dolt I Wen. c. la poldß Do. Ord. Def. Dlr. Stock Gt. South & Wed. (Ire ) iOreat Weethru Du.atouF Val . qua. Stk I Do. eouDI . I Do. w: lift—Oxford Do. Do. Now poet Loacaohlro& Itorts Lon— BMA ,to & ti.Cosit riTdcs9l.,thank4D" Do. Not Erteo. Abp. c. London & North Westo. Loodoo&douth Western Man. Shot, & Lloooingi Ilidropolltan Do. la tension, divi dend Cp. et. t. 1111870 lletrepontaaldsizici.. Do. du. do. .... &!id. John'►wood 66. INTO iblidieid ell Do. £9 mares St. 100 Do. Blrm. & Derby. Sf. 1100 North Brain St. 100 ; Do. KM& ,Pertb,Dund , ht. 100 IN. Easton—lierwlek 161 Do. Gl. N. L St. 100 I De. Diode —. St. 100 110. York St. 1100 Do. Carlisle 25 InU I Do. Stock.&Dortlng 25 t 22 Do. do., 186061 — 1 St. 100 North London 10 5 Do. do., 1946 St. 100 NorthStstfordahlre— nt. 100 N. &8, Pl' estern June ! St. 1100 Scottish Central _ 86 1100 81.ropshlre Union St. 100 South Devon Si .100 Booth Eastern 20 011 Staksea,Woklogham,doc' St. 1100 Tad Vohs 10 I 4 1 Do. C St.loll Waterford & Kilkenny 110 iWatalflo h W 111041411 • 501 9 GO 591 60j 5i BRITISH POO td IN. I &warty'. I THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1867. BLURB LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Own o'CLooK. The railway market is heavy, and prices show a fresh fall. London, Brighton, and South Coast stock has declined 1 per cent. ; London and North Western, 1 ; Great Northern (original), and North British, 5 ; Great Western, Midland, South Eastern, and Great Eastern, 1 ; and Metropolitan, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Northern A, 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 116 to 1; Metropolitan, 1265 to 2 ; Great Western, 465 to 1; Midland, 1161 to 1i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to 1; South &earn, 675 to 68 ; Great Eastern, 325 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1164 to 1174 ; ditto A, 1151 to 1161 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18 to 5 ; North British, 34 to 35 ; and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 591 to 601, ea IM+ Amway, I cisme sewn I Miss to-dsr seetwklay. to 1 p.m. 80 81 llt 118 60 66 4 6 a a 70 02 33 834 I 7 91 93 47i 471 25 30 28 32 Its; nal GI 62 18 IV - a It 1184 117 81 83 48 49 126 a 1.271 112 113 91 93 ili 2* i+ 1111.1 117 85 87 age 14 104 106 ne 63 1 IC 98 11n 115{ } 8 16 11} Mii I 7 i II 128 181 116 16 154 164 82 181_8 IM4 71 14 9 11 9 9 10 pm 119_ 115. -- 1 -it 68 70 Va l 116 118 671 681 48 60 13.1 - 1 116 155 161 ... 104 11' 10 160 IE4 2 1 te pm :671 5 7g S 71 & 601 for ION& !aline prtce►.l 3slos. 1031 _ AVOISEY PLATE. One mile. payroll, Mongrel, Pinchbeck, Vampire, Vici, Python, Nutntion Seringarataru, Ganymetle, Monica!, Sweet Boy, and Blaster Ho be rt are here. MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) WILTON HANDICAP. Comm Warwick Merry Harp . . Inn. IRWELL PLATE. _Half.a-mile. Queen of Trumps, Belmont, Tortuga, Volbynia, Jura, St. Clair, Oppresaion, Captain, and Aston are here. SALFORD BOROUGH CUP. One mile five furlongs. Empress of India East Lynne, Bracken, Honeymoon, Tacitus, The Dybbo l, and Deceit are here. DERBY HANDICAP. Five furlongs. Queen of Trumps, &Met, Belmont, Alberta, East Lynne, Contract, Parma, Wave Sister to Stabber, Rejoin der, Anchorite, Oppression, and The Squire are here. ERY PLATE. Half • mile. Lady Rose, Torch, Ottoman, and Ada are here. CRICXET.-(THIS DAY.) LORD'S GROUND. MARYLEBONE D. ROYAL ARTILLERY. -- - Play in this fashionable match was continued this morning at 12.25. When the stumps were drawn last night the club had last five wickets for 72 runs in their second innings —in fact, they were 17 runs " on" with five wickets in hand. At 1 o'clock, when our despatch left the ground, the score stood as under, SO runs: If.C.C. /MSS INNINGS. T. F. Fowler, Esq., c benison, b mon SZCOND 111:11:110S 1 1) Campbell 7 H. W. Finch, Faq., at Kinmoote, b Mltman J. H. Foinollh7, Faq., b Ullman II E. Bull, Faq., run out Rer. E. T. Drake, b Campbell 26 not out H. W. Fellows, Esq., b Ullman 3 b Campbell 0 C Plumer, Faq., b Mllman R. A. Fits-Gerald, Esti , b Ullman._ 6 c Hutchinson, b Campbell R. Foster, Reit . b Campbell Lord Skelmersdale, b Minion lO c Inman, b Camp bell A. L. Ricardo,Esq., not oat 1-4 2 5 2,wb 9 1-b2,b,w6 Total R. A.—First ionize" Major liftman, c Forster, b Drake l5 Captain Walton, b Drake H. H. Kinescote, Esq., b Fowler B7 F. Campbell, Eaq., at Fellows, b Drake 9 W. F. Hutchinson, Esq.. e Fellows, 1) Drake lion. F. W. Shore, b Finch Captain Elliott, b Fellows lB Sergeant Lectaham, b Fellows E. Dodaworth, Eaq , e Fowler, 0 Drake i ll Captain Newbolt, b Drake 1 W. Denims, Nay , not out 0 1-03,139,w3 14 Total l4O THE OVAL. Y.C.C. AND GROUND V. COUNTY OF SURREY. This morning soon after ball-past 11, the weather being win fine, play in this match was resumed at the Oval. When the stumps were drawn last evening at half- past 7, Surrey had lost four wickets (Jupp, Hum phrey, Griffith, and Pooley), Stephenson and Mort lock being the " not outs," the former with al and the latter with 2, the total being 94. They resumed their positions at the wickets, opposed to the bowling of Alfred ' Shaw and Mr. Wilkinson, who delivered round arm slows from the Pavilion end. Both batsmen were quite in their old form, Mortlock scoring most rapidly. When the score was at 112 Wootton replaced Mr. Wil kinson, but they were by this time thoroughly established, so another change, Mr. H. 1). Walker for Alfred Shaw was instituted, but without effect, as at the end of an hour the pair had put on 56 runs by some excellent play, the fine bowling (of Wootton more especially) notwithstanding. Mortlock was very cleverly stumped by Mr. Dissect for 41, his hits included three fours, five threes, five twos, and singles. Mr. Collyer joined Stephenson, but the latter, who had got within one of the talent, was splendidly caught by the wicket-keeper for 49 (5 and 6 for 154). Stephenson's hits included three fours, three threes, and three twos. Remora. Collyer and Noble were together, and the former began with a fine on-drive to the tennis court for 4, but Wootton speedily bowled him, and thus 7th Surrey wicket was down for 162. At one o'clock when our despatch left the ground the game stood as follows : ItARYLEBONE.—FItst Innings. E. M. Orem. rall . a Pooley, b (MOM 0 A. H. Winter, Esq.. b Lull H. D. Walker, Eats, c Pooley, b 3swll 32 T. Beanie, c Pooley, b Sewell 33 B. B. l' r, Eaq , I b w o Sewell 23 A. J. WlWneon, Eno , run out A. Shaw, a Noble b °Math J. Grundy, b Mortlock 0. Wootton, b Sewell si T. Bradley, EN,. b Sewell B. Richards, Esq., not out b9,7b1.2.v1 131 Total 1:11 lir RREY.— First habits. Humphrey, c Wilkinson. by Hearne as Jupp, c Richards, b Grundy Stephenson, c Richards, b R. D. Walker 0 Griffith, b Shaw ll rooky, h Shaw • Mortlock, at Waugh, b Wootton 4l W.J. Gollyrr. Esq., b Wootton J. W. Noble, E. 641., not out E. F. Taylor, Esq., not out 1 1 3ffill 1 Total 164 ALLEGED WIPE MURDER IN HOLBORN. At half-past 10 o'clock last night a shocking occurrence took place at 19, King's Head-court, Holborn. It appears that for some time past a man named Wil liam )..agan, aged 60 years, has lived with his wife, Catherine Eagan, aged 50 years at the house in ques tion. The wife was addi cted to habits of in temperance ; and last night, at the hour named, she returned home in an intoxicated state. Her husband then asked her to give him some money, and she re fused. He rushed at her, and caught hold of her fur the purpose of searching her and taking the money she had from her. She misted violently, and be seized a poker that was lying near, and struck her a violent blow on the side. She fell to the ground, appa rently dead. Her husband was then seized with fright and he ran to Smithfield police-station, and gave himself up on the charge of causing the death of his wife. He was a labourer. The police went to the deceased's house, where they found the wife lying dead. Dr. Reed was sent for, and the accused was formally taken into custody. . . . . . . He trill be taken before the magistrate this afternoon, and it is stated that he will then be remanded until after the inquest. VISIT TO ST. BARTHOLOIMIVII HOSPITAL.—(THIS DAT.)—This morning, at 10 o'clock, her Royal Highness the Princess Louis of Hesse paid a visit to St. Bartholo mew's Hospital. She was accompanied by • German medical gentleman and • maid of honour. Sho went through several of the wards, and spoke to several of the patients, who were much gratified at the pleasing winner in which she made her inquiries about them. The hospital matron explained to her the hospital working system, and she appeared to take great in- terest in everything relating to it. After visiting every department, including the capacious kitchens which are provided for the preparation of the food of between 500 or 600 people, she inspected the church of St. Bartholomew, which stands in the hospital inclosnre. The hospital itself covers an entire parish. 'I he Princess left at 11 o'clock, and the ex; reseed herself highly satisfied at the arrangements which had been made for the comfort of the sick poor. 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IP6 3, p. 110,0001 Do. 187 P, do.. 1,000.006 i Do. 1871 d 0... 009,000 Mauritius' per at 1876 1144000 Do. 1876 900,000 Do, 18N 1100.000 Do. 1606 166.600 1 Na41G0v.6p.6.AnAt0c. 160,000, New 13ranaGov.Openo4 1,166,6001 New South Naha G0v..1 6p. cont., 1871 to INS 3,071,600 Do. &p. alBBB to 1909 ,6e,000 D0.6p.c.r,1807 to 1070 00,000 Nov Zoaland Sper Net. 1,006,' Do. {per east. &No Do. 6 per cent. 1091 1164,000 Do.do INI Jone&Doe 160,000 Nova Notts 6 p. 0., 1876 ..R110.200 Qu.oaelao6 Gov. 6 10. 1,177,450 Do. Do. 1601 .. 128,0NILAast.Gov. 6 p. a ,N. 77 Do. 1878 and caw& P 50,000 1116.00v.6p. c. Jan. July 7.400.000, Do. 6p. ot. Apra& tn. 7 ear 17 1 2 1 = 4" 14 16 Mb 444178 86 C 8 12 14 6 4 491 $4 86 4 3411 86 88 9 11 gat 101. 43 i 45 181 .1.91 66 . /16 . 16 17 ST 36 11 Ipm 11 ligam i F o 6 311 s 2 1 die 18 19 ii - 8 elle 1115 " 1:: 24 t 5 - 1216 2 1 :11 t 3 F 6 - 11 Oh 16 111 db. 11 4114 7 Ppm 12 2204. 14 24pm 242 254 60 61 44 45 12 14 i i dig 11 I ell 1116 108 - ia -ii 10 8 did 9 I•V 8.. 9 I idle - par 1 I pot. $ IMa so et 45 47 idli 456. eP, 45 te Sits! 66 !7 27 29 12 10 MI 7 b dia 40 61 9 7 dla 43 46 I 100 102 vtl 100 VD 161 67 d+ 56 67 103 1( 5 106 DT 106 107 197 1( 4 94 101 IE3 152 159 164 I'6 104 1( 6 106 108 196 107 106 1( 8 99 101 49 101 ao .... 90 ii 10if id 06 SB foli 94 i 9 105 107 93 95 104 106 140 1( 99 101 961 941 959 96{ IC6 108 109 k 11 168 i 149,1 111} ORDINARY SNARLS AND lIIOCEL 1 110 . FOREIGN LAILWAYK. ill. I It I RAILWAYS. I Closing priona. I WS& IS all Ml' st Rotterdam 91 91 0 1 10 all Esi-Fris mo tio n 13 14 - 6MI Belgian Li medals II 1 110 all RAyreao.ll,g7p.ot(L) 14 16 - 10 181 Central Alzgantlue 7 61dis - 100 1 I alfOoplapo - -•-• 10 all Do. Extenalon - - 10 ,0 ... pan IGO 1111 Iso .Danab Dutch oa m t: h Vitpi(l ) 14 12 ills ..,. 10 6 - le lan Do. - 10 all Eastern of France - 40 113 European Central (L) l5 13 Ms - 10 all Great Luxembourg - - 111 111 - 10 all 'lmperial Mexican (L) 4 6 - 10 all Lemberg-ft• arnowits(L) 131 141 - 10 all !NantitLiege I B the 91 10 - 10 Ea IDosttp.o. PK r Belg gov 19 194 - 16 , all i Northern of Piano : 47 49 - 10 ; all , N.Rall. a. Ayres g.7.p.c 2 6 10 1 ell I Do. Dewed -• - - - 10 an Norwegian Trunk Pref. - - - 10 , all Ottousan (Sinyrnagidln 3 34 31 ' 111 ' an: Paris,LyoaaandMedit. SS 88 - 10 all :Pads and Orleans . - 10 all 'ReeMe &S. Francis. (I ) 111 121 - 10 10 'Royal Sardinian - - - 8 ; all iltayal Swedish . - - - 4 1 idll Do. 7 per cent. - 10 I all Sambre and Meuse .- - 10 ' all I Do. 61percent Prof. b 9 - 10 all San PantufL) g. 7 per et 16 17 - 10 all liAnst&Lont Venetian 16 16 - 90 16 Routh gist of Portugal - - dis - 10 all Heathens of France ln 234 - 1g all Turin and Savona - 81 all West Flanders .. 81 9 - 15 all ' Do. 61 per oent . PreL 9 91 - ii! I ail :Wad *X W. of France FA 23 - FOSZIGN OBLIGATIONS. Mt 1 Pd. 1 RAILWAYS. i Closing prices. 1 Sales. -- 6 - 03711Taze7astiosygip.cent. — llll - 31 ----- 10 all 1 Da. - 100 Havens and Matanzas 88 92 -. 100 all 'Lausanne and Fribourg 97 100 - 100 all ' Matanzas and SahaniUs - - - 100 all ! Do. Second Imue B7 90 - 20 ell .North of France 3 p et. 121 13 - 10 all I Do GateCharl. alp , ct. - - - 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna, &A.) 45 55 - all I Do. do. issued at 71 20 13 - 20 all Paris,Lyons,stMn 3p.ct. 111 111 - 100 all 'Recife aB. F. (Pere.) 9O 91 - 4 ,all 'Royal Swedish 6p. ct ll 2 - 100 411 'Sawa La (kande 7p. et. 86 88 - W S. Ails it Lo -Ven. 3p. c. 9 91 9 1-16 1 100 all ;South Saito( Port. 7p.e. - - - 10 all Ifiouthernof France3p.c. 121 111 •-• 10 (South Italian, 3 per ct. 6 6 - 110 all IW.IN. W. of Fr& Bp. c.l 171 121 - FOREIGN MINKS. No. I iih. 1 Mogan 1 Pd. 1 Cl. prices. I gat«. __ 35,000 1 Alantillos Limited) .. all 1 11 - 100,000 1 Anglo-BranGold(lJni.), 1 1 Pm -- 110,000 10 Australian - - - 16,000 10 Cape Copper (Limited) I 1 11pm - 16,000 2 Capola silver (Limited) 1111 a 1 O l idls - 30,000 6 ChoutaiseGit S. Mln.,L 3 I Pm - 10,000 10 Coplapo (Limited) -. 1 1 - 100,000 1 Dun Pedro, N. Del ley 14e. 3 3lpm - pin 24,000 8 East Del Rey (LlmlW) 7 1 2 1 V s -- 26,000 1 Fortuna (limited) _ - 50,000 2 Frontlnott BoUvialliold 11 7-16 9-16 - 10,000 30 General all 17 10 - 68,000 If Kapunda (Limited) - 15.000 3 Linares (Limited) - 7,927 6 Lusitanlan (Limited) - 50,000 4 Panulcillo Copper (L ) 3 1 1 0 dis, - 10, 30,000 1 Pestarena Gold (Um. 1/ 84 pm 31 1 ; 000 20 Pon tri baudBUver Lea .) d an - 9 moos 6 IPort Phillip 1 1 - 12,000 60 Itoval Cobre Capper 421, - - dis - 110,000 1 Scottish AustralAint; all 1 1 1 - 11,000 10 Ft. John del Key (Um.) 16 1 60 66 - •3,171 00 United Madam (Um.'3Bl 11 21 - 30,000 2 Val Antigoria Gold (L. 1 1 1 dls - 50,000 1 VallanzaseaGold Um. 1 - - - 10,000, 10 Vancouver Coal (Um. 6 6 8 dls - 6,000, 10 Val &want 'Limited' 6 - - - 10,000, 6 Washoe Gold (Limited) all 1 1 - 80,000! 1 Worthing (Limited) - 75,000 1 Yorke Peninsula(Unt) all 1 ibldls - •6,000, II Yudanansutana (Um.; all 1 11 11 ~~ No. I Bh. PA ICL pnosa I Sales. 1,061,1 1,048,11 Me% 180,8 ell W.Oll St. East and Wait 11118 . 100 128 124 Bt. London etB I. atbarin. 'lOO 18 60 100 ,Do. Bab. 84. a p. amt. , 811 St. Southampton... .. 100 •-• 84. Surrey Comaltolar - 100 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western—Original 41 per cent., 80. MISCELLANEOUS. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 871. Berlin Waterworks(Liinited), 124. City of Minicoy Gas (Limited), 16i, I, 4. Credit Fowler of England (Limited), 34. Crystal Palace, 27. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 5 15-16. Hudson's Bay, 154, 16. International Financial Society (Limited), 3 7.16. London General Omnibus Comp. (Lim.), 3 1-16, 3. Minivan Freehold Land and Dock, 461. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 474. Rio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 204. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Limited) (184 paid), 164. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARE= UnaPoOL, Jets 13.—ilales to-day: Caledonian, 1141--Great Eastern, 84 1 4 31 1 43 1 1 4 I—Great Western, 471 I—Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1201—Loudon and North Western, 1171 1 141 11 1 1 I—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshbe, 49 9—Metropolltan, 128 81 8 71—Midland, 1171 11— orth Eastern (Berwick), 106-Bnuth Eastern, 70 6114 1 1 70 001 # 901 IQ I—Grand Trunk of Canada. 174—Great Luxembourg, 111 18 12 1-16 12—Queen insurance, 1 3-16 d —Mersey Steel anti Iron Company, 5 d.,—Natlonal Steam Company, 17. d., lltittigeorga. Jong 13.—A good business was done at steady prices , although the Stock Exchange closed at one o'clock. District Bank, 171 p.—Ebbw Vale Company !Limited), 111 d.— Great Itastern,ll4i 4 31—Great Luxembourg. 12—Great Northern A, 1171-11. 8. Heywood and Company ( imite‘t, 6 d.—lan. emigre and Yorkshire, 1294—London and Caledonian Marine In surance (Limited!, 41 u d.—London and North Western, 1171 }c. I L ll . U . l 4 t r i—Manchester , and County Bank (Limited). 21 c p.— , Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 491 1 9—Metropolltan, 1281 1 I—Midland, 1171 4—Ditto New Convertible £22 shares, 4 p.—North British, 35—&stith Eastern. el—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited, 31 p.—London and Mighton,o6l 116. BIIMINGHAII, Jores IS Business done: Birmingham and Midland Bank, at 148: IJoyd's Bank (Limited), at 71 prem. Birmingham Alliance Life Insurance (Limited), at 1 dls. and Manta's Met d 'Limited), at 3-16 dies Closing prices: Worcester and Birmingham Canal, 101 to 11 ; Birmingham Banking COM piny !Limited% 11 to 11 prem.: Nottingham Joint Rock Bank !Limited!, 11 Ills., buyers: Birmingham Financial (Limited), 11 to 11 11s.: Gloucester Wagon !Umited', 12/ to 12: and Metro politan Railway Carriage and Wagon (Limited), 91 to 10 per ihare. DEPUTATION TO THE HOME SECRETARY ON THE "SUNDAY LECTURES BILL."-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon, at half-past 1, a very numerous deputation waited upon the Secretary of State for the Home Department, Mr. Gathorne Hardy, at the Home Office, Whitehall, in opposition to the "Sunday Lectures Bill," which is now before parliament. The deputation was introduced by Mr. Kinnaird, M.P. Among thaw present were Mr. Holden, M.P., Mr. G. Hardy, M.P., Mr. Sheriff Lycett, Mr. It. C. L. Bevan, Mr. Joseph Hoare, Sir Charles Fox, Mr. R. Baxter, Mr. Beckett, Mr. Braithwaite, Rev. Sir Nicholas Chinnery, Rev. Henry Howarth, Rev. Daniel Wilson, Rev. J. C. Miller, D.D., Canon Champneys, Rev. Dr. Osborne, Lieutenant-Colonel Gabb, Mr. Sydney Gedge, Commander Knox, Captain Littlehides, Major Giberne, Mr. H. Curre Tucker, Mr. Lord, &c. Mr. KINNAIRD, M.P., in introducing the deputation, stated th►t letters, regretting their inability to attend, had been received from the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the Bishops of Winchester, London, Norwich, and Carlisle. A memorial against the bill having been re►d, Mr. HARDT said he would lay before his colleagues the views which were expressed, and he had no doubt they would receive their serious consideration. He was not in • position to pledge his colleagues on the subject, but personally his desire was that nothing should he done to invalidate the keeping of Sunday as • day of rest. Captain Vivian proposes, on Friday next, to call the attention of the house to • circular lately issued from the War Department defining the duties of volun teers in cases of riot. Yesterday evening the 167th anniversary of the St. Clement Danes charity schools was celebrated by a dinner at the Trafalgar Hotel, Greenwich, a large corn pany assembling under the presidency of Mr. G. P. Tux ford. It appears from the statements made by gentlemen present who have visited them that, notwithstanding their venerable antiquity, the school+ have fully kept pace with the educational improvement, of modern times—a fact which was illustrated by some excellent singing on the part of a number of the children themselves. The anni versary has been accompanied with a liberal addition to the funds. THE PRINCESS ROYAL IN THE FRENCH ITOSPI TALs.—The Princes, Royal of Prussia is, like her royal mother, very deeply interested in public charities. She has accordingly availed herself of her stay in Paris to visit, in company with Lady Cowley and without any suite, the HOpital Lariboisiere—one of the best built and worst ventilated in :aria. Under the guidance of the authori ties of the hospital, and of Sir Joseph 011iffe, who accom panied him, she minutely inspected this excellently arranged cstlblishment. In the course of her visit, which was made. says L'Union Mldirale, with touching simpli city, the Princess went to the bedside of several patients, French and (lorrnan. and alnde to them in words full of kindnasa.—Britidl Medical Journal, INTAL Luoca will sing at the Opera °exert to-morrow afternoon. This will be her lot appearance at the Palacelthia MOM FRANCE. (azurra's ITIZOBAM.) PARIS, June 14. The King of Prussia left at 10 o'clock this morn ing on his return to Berlin. ILiRSSILLE4, Jul!' 14. Advices received here from Mauritius to May 6 state that the epidemic continued ; 6,000 deaths had taken place in the city. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 011 o'Owoi. The stock markets continue depressed, and prices have further declined in many cases. The public are buying to only a very moderate extent at the moment, while many of the weak specu lators for a rise are closing their accounts. Consols are unaltered, but most of the British railways have experienced a fresh fall. The chief reduction is in Brighton stock, which has again been largely sold, upon the belief that tho forthcoming report of the committee of investigation will be very unsatisfactory. Foreign bonds are offered, including Egyptian, owing to the anticipated introduction here of a new loan. There is little demand to-day for discounts, but an increased inquiry for loans to the Stock Ex change, where the rate for advances for a few days, on English government securities, is firm, at 2 to 2} per cent. The quotation for choice bills 62 1 per cent. The supply of money is in excess of all requirements. Consols are now quoted 94i to ex div., for money, and 941 to R, ex div., for the account (July 10) ; and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 931 to I. The government broker has purchased to-day 16,0001. New Two-and-Half per Cents. for the Sinking Fund at 76g. Foreign stocks are flat, and a decline of 1 to per cent. has occurred in Spanish Passive, Italian of 1861, and Mexican. Egyptian Bonds show a drooping tendency. Turkish of 1862, however, are 1 better, at 60 to 61. Turkish Five per Cents. of 1865 are quoted 341 to ; Greek, 14 to ; Spanish Passive, 2n to ; ditto Certificates, 131 to 141 ; Italian of 1861, 511 to 521 ; and Mexican, 161 to 171. The shares of the financial companies are quiet. London Financial are quoted 19 to 18 die. Inter national Financial, 11 to 11 dis. ; General Credit, 11 to 11 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 5g tot dis. Bank shares have been little dealt in. London and Westminster are quoted 106 to 108 ; Union of London, 434 to 441 ; and Alliance, 8 to 7 dis., being 10s. lower. United States 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Central Railway shares Ito per cent. better, at 721 to 731 and 79 to 1, respectively. Erie are steady, at 40 to 1. Atlantic Cable shares are steady. Anglo-American are quoted 181 to 1, and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference, 41 to 1. A meeting of the English shareholders of the Bank of Bombay will be held on the 18th inst., to consider, with reference to the proposed amalga mation with the Bank of Bengal, what course will be most conducive to the advantage of the pro prietors. The directors of the Northern Assam Tea Com pany have made a call of 10s. per share on the A issue, payable on the 16th July. HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. Console are fractionally better, at 944, ex div., for money, and 941 to I, cx div., for the account. About 97,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank to-day. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 45c., being sc. lower. The Bank returns are of a highly stimulating character, and point strongly to the probability of a fall in the value of money to a still lower point in the course of the next few weeks, especially in view of the large remittances of gold now on the way to this country from America and Australia. The subscription list for the Orel Vitebsk Rail way loan of 2,000,0001. was closed yesterday after noon. It is stated that the whole amount has been subscribed for. The Delhi Railway Company announce a second issue of capital to the extent of 2,500,00 W., in 125,000 shares of 201. each, bearing a guaranteed interest by the Council of India of 5 per cent. per annum. The transfer books of the International Financial Society will be closed from the 24th inst. to the Ist July, preparatory to payment of interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum for the half-year end ing tho 30th inst. The directors of the London and Provincial Ma rine Insurance Company have resolved to make a payment on account of dividend for the half year ending the 30th inst., at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. From the report of the directors of the South Australian Banking Company, to be presented at the annual meeting on the 18th inst., we extract the following : • • • " • In view of the extraordinary contingencies which have had to be met, the court consider that the accumulations of interest on the reserve are properly available for divi dend on this occasion. These accumulations were made in virtue of a resolution passed by the proprietors some fears since, and are altogether supplemental to the reserve und. An addition of 18,6001. will thus be made , o the profit and loss account, allowing a dividend of 8 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, which dividend the court accordingly recommend for adoption. The court are happy to state that the latest advice' from South Australia show that no further losses have occurred, and that the general business of the bank is in • safe and satisfactory condition. meeting of the shareholders of the Imperial Bank will be held at the London Tavern on the 16th of July, for the purpose of receiving the di rectors' report and balance-sheet, and for declaring a dividend. At the meeting of the Aerated Bread Company (Limited), hold yesterday, $ dividend was declared at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum for the six months ending the 30th of Aura last. The transfer-booksof the Dunaburg and Witepak Railway Company (Limited) will be closed from the 17th to the 23rd inst., both days inclusive, for the purpose of preparing the half-year's interest warrants due on the 22nd. The half-yearly dividend, due the Ist of July, on Portuguese Bonds, is announced for payment in due course at the Financial Agency. Messrs. Maus and Co. have announced the half yearly dividend, due the Ist July, on the Monte Videan 6 per cent. loan of 1864. The following is the official return of the cheques and bills cleared at the Bankers' Clearing-house for the week ending Wednesday, the 12th of June. The total is above the recent average : Thursday 0,749,000 Friday Saturday 12,443,000 Monday Tuesday Wednesday 8,140,000 Total 09,704,000 GEORGIC DEanteatas, Chief Inspector. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion Bills discounted . Government deposits Notes in circulation Private deposits Advanoes Increase £107,000 Decrease 27.000 Increase 60.000 Increase 290,000 Decrease 27,010 Domani 4.000 The coin and bullion continue to increase, and there is still no revival in the demand for discounts. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, June 12, compered witk that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation ism £35,181,656 Inatome 12375,05 Circulation active 71,767,730 DOGMA) 411;110 Public deposits 9,804,049 increase 624,342 Other deposits li Government securities in - I;aiildnidepart;;Ot 12,886,314 No change. Other securities in banking department 18,650,101 DOM'S, 223,479 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 452,172 Decrease 31,3f0 The Rest 9,117,111 Ineresee Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes t coin) in banking department... 13,582,670 Increase 787,334 We see by this return that, notwithstanding the recent reduction in its rate, the Bank's discount and loan business has undergone a further dimi nution of 223,4791., and as thegovernment deposits have largely increased, the further addition to the reserve is as much as 787,3341., raising the total to the extraordinary sum of 13,662,6701. Coin must still be returning in large quantities from the pro vinces, Ireland, and S co tland, for, while only about 60,000/. reached the Bank from abroad during the week, the iscreaso in the coin and bullion above shown is 376,0741. HANK OF ENGLAND. An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Vle., e. 132, tot thia week ending on Wednesday, the 12th day of Jane, 1867. Nair lamed 1.167,181,667 - sOvere . diest debt.. 811,016,100 Other eseolitlee hVg 4 .. 00 Gold cobs sad Del- _ _ lion Bilver bullion so,iei,eac 1.11.181.656 SASILINO Ui Proprietors' Capital/L14,1158,000 Rest Public De pasits (In cluding Eichaq., Say. beaks, Oa.- aga ol lijational 434.181.166 - 6 - 0 — ,:e7,3;;;;1t *sea gamma Other Securities 13,660,101 Notes Gold sad Wow _ _ CdL 7.: .. 1,14470 &lc Accounts) 9.204019 Other Deposit 17,172,723 Seven day and other Bills 1A6089,066 June 13. 1807. IA 6,4?!9,11116 P. KAT. Deputy Orlior. Tiimisnav amnia. Consols, which closed yesterday at 941 to 95, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morn ing at the same quotation, and closed at 941, " sellers." For money the last price was 941 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced, and New Three per Cents., were quoted at 3 o'clock 931 to 1. The official business report is as fellows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941 1,1, 1, ex div. ; $ ditto, for account, 941, 5,4/, I, ex ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, , ; New Three per Cents., 931, g, ; Annuities, 1885, 12/ ; ditto, Red Sea Telegraph, 201, 20; Bank Stock, 253, 5 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 109,1, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 53e. to 58s. prem. The government broker bought to-day 13,0001. New Three per Cents., on account of the Sinking Fund, at 932. Indian government securities were well supported. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Ow. o'Osoca. This being settling day there is not much general business in the mining market, but prices remain firm, as follows :—West Chiverton, 66 to 68 ; Great Vor, 19 to ; Prince of Wales, nto ; Chiver ton Moor, 41 to 5k ; Wheal Basset, 68 to 70 ; West Seton, 120 to 1224 ; Bryn Gwiog, 275. 6d. to 325. 6d. ; North Chiverton, 4 to ; West Kitty, 17s. 6d. to 225. Gd. ; East Rosewarne, 7s. to 95.; and Clifford, 41 to I. Foreign and colonial mining shares are in good demand. Chontales have risen to 3 to 1 prem., upon the advice' received this morning. Do* Pedro are quoted 31 top prem., ex div. ; Anglo- Brazilian, 4 top prem. ; St. John del Rey, 621 to 631 ; Pestarena, #to prem. ; Anglo-Italian, top prem. ; Frontino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16, call paid ; Rossa Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 ; Pat Phillip, 1 to 1; and United Mexican, 2 to 4. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THDI DAY.) Our market to-day was very scantily supplied wits English wheat ; yet, owing to the favourable accounts at baud from nearly all parts of the United Kingdom in reference to the crops, the sale for all kinds was steady, at Monday's decline in the quotations. We were tolerably well, but not to say heavily, supplied with foreign wheat, which moved off slowly, at barely stationary prices. Floating cargoes of grain were very inactive. The transactions in barley, both English and foreign, were limited; nevertheless the quotations were well sup ported. Malt was a good inquiry, at the late decline in value. The supply was tolerably good. Oats supported former terms, with a fair demand. The arrivals were moderate. Beans were in short supply and fair request, at previous rates. . . . . --- The sale for peas was inactive, at late rates. Flour sold heavily, at barely stationary prices. In seeds next to nothing was doing ; whilst mires were • slow inquiry. ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, &e., INTO LONDON BY WAIVE CARRIAGE FROM JUNE 10 TO JUNE IE BOTH LIE. CLUSIVIL Wirral. Braley. Malt, Oita. l och r. V qrs. qrs. qrs. 9.88115 h sad Scotch 210 . 2130 100 920 .. Irish Foreign Total LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (IT TELMORAPH (TRAY on. OWX CORIMPOWDZIIT.) Corrne.—The market steady. Sales probably 12,000 or 15,000 WI a. Come—Attendance moderate. Wheat in better de• maod, at extreme rates of Tuesday. Flour rather dearer; beans steady ; Saidi, :ids. ; oats and oatmeal slow, at late rates ; Indian corn, lare bosixiese, at 2.. lid. per yr. advance ; mixed American, 15s. Gd to 395. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) MIT TZLIGILAPH.) (►ROW OOR OWN OORILZSPONDIERT. , Wheat trade exceedingly quiet, millers only buying in retail, at la. decline. In beans and oats no dune. MINCING -LANE.- (THIS DAY.) ERMA R.—The market is steady, but rather less active. Dominica wail at 31s. 6d. ; clayed Manilla, 30s to 31a. Refined.—Pieces continue to sell freely ; dried goods rather quiet. COFFEL—The public sales of plantation Ceylon eon. tinue to go off quietly, at prices in buyer's favour ; fine and fine fine ordinary, 71a. to 765. ; low to pod middling colory, 775. Gd. to SGk. ; pea berry 85s. to 955. Tr.k.—The market continues quiet. Ricg.—About 2,000 begs sold at steady prices. Rum.—No salon reported. Sayrreritg.-300 bags of Bengal sold; refraction 4 at Ifs. 6d., full prompt. Carron.—The demand continues to improve, prices are verb firm. P.—Sts Petersburg clean fine at 351. to 10s. TALLOW MARKET.—( P I'HD3 DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 41s. 91; Petersburg Y.C. on the Riot, 445. ; June, 445. ; October to December. 45e. ; December, 45e. 6d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADZIMALL.—Hides : 5611... to Gabs., 2;d. to &1.; 641ba. to 721b5., 3d. to 30. ; 12Th.. to 80Ibs., 344. to 3;d4 $011,.. to 88Ibs., Sid. to 4d. ; 88Iba. to 961b5..4d. to 4;8. Horse bides, 9.. Cd. to 10.. 6d. Oat skins, light, 2s. 66. to 4s. ; fall, 7.. Od. BEIIIIOXDRIY. Sheepskins : Lambs, 3s. Od. to 4.5. Od.; shearlinp, Is. 6d. to Is. 7d. BOROUGH HOP MAItILET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the demand for hops steady, at firm rates. The plantation account, received this morning are not quite so favourable, My being still on the increase. COAL MARKET. —(THIS DAY. ) Walls End Hetton.l9s. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, los. Gd.l Walls End South Hatton, 19s. 3d. ; Walla End ()rigin" Hartlepool, 19s. 6d.; Walla End Braddyls Hetton,lBs. 3d.; Walls End East Hartlepool, 18s. 9d. ; End Coma% 16a. ; Walls End Eden Main, 17s. 9d. Walls End Goo. forth, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Tundall, ,• 3d. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, Hs. 3d.• Brancept th Camel, 186.; WYlanta 16s. sa. ; Holywell, As. 9d. ; West Hanley, Its. 3d. Howard's Hanky, 18s. 341.—Ships It mothst. 43 ; IS sea. 25. not 111 3 11-la - 1121 - 103 i T 1024 67} 341 4 4 - 1071 44T _ ao 44114 4 .... 101 j 81 $7 103 101 no} V I