The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-21 00:00:00

I LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) HOUSE OF LORDS. APPEALS. TELVERTOZI V. TILVERTON. The arguments in this OM were on this, the tenth day of the hearing, resumed at 11 o'clock, by The AttoreeyOeneral, who stated that he had arrived at the last letter of the respondent's, which was the last but one of the correspondence. It appeared that a letter of the appellant at this period was not forthcoming ; bed it was argued that there were sufficiently good reasons why it should have been destroyed. In this letter it was aßeged by the appellant that he denied a statement of the respondent in a letter to which his was a reply, to the effect that " he could recollect that she told him before she oonsenk to keep the marriage secret," and in which he distinctly de nied that she had ever made such a statement. The Attor ney-General then, in reference to a number of letters which were not put in in evidence, pointed out that the respond ent accounted for this by a statement on the record that, subsequent to her leaving Edinburgh in April, 1857, and at an inn in Ireland, the appellant happened to see the packet containing those letters in respondent's heads, when he said that they ought to b 3 destroyed, is they were of no further nee, and might, if lost, expose him and the respondent to ridicule, or even he the means of letting his uncle bear of the mar. riage, and they were destroyed by him. Referring to the letter of the respondent to Mr. Mooney, asking for a ear. tificate of the marriage in Ireland, and his answer, It was argued that, however the introduction of the names of witnesses into the certificate who were not present by him might affect Mr. Mooney's testimony, it could not operate against the respondent, as she was no party to that act. As to the evidence of Mr. Mooney be gave the certificate in the usual form and perhaps may have hunted the names of the witnesses as whimsies to the certificate but not of the marriage. At this point a good deal of time was con sumed in a technical argument as to the mode in which the court below dealt with the certificate as a document which was tendered in evidence, and which was finally admitted. The respondent in writing to Mr. Mooney after the appel- lant's marriage with Mrs. Forbes, said she feared that the Scotch marriage would not stand, as the appellant would swear that it never took place ; this, it was alleged, might be taken as a confirm►tion of the statement of Mr. Mooney th►t he understood that a previous marriage had token place between the parties. Adverting to the correspondence which took place between the re spondent and the appellant's brother in Edinburgh after the marriage with Mrs. Forbes, and which on the other aide it was assorted that the respondent, though finding her. self effectually repudiated, did not make any reference to or meet her claim to be the wife of the appellant, it was urged that the correspondence was a continuation of an attempt made by the appellant to induce respondent to give up all claim to him, to leave this country and to go to one of the colonies ; while he gave any intimation that he was about to marry Mrs, Forbes, but only pressed on her that he bad been ruined by his improvident marriage with the respondent. In that correspondence the ap pellant's brother rend that " the present storm must be allowed to blow over," and this was written the day after the marriage with Mrs. Forbes, and it showed that it was intended that that fact should be int ended from respondent. The learned counsel having at length concluded his dealing with detain, proceeded to sum up his argument, as it was intended to present the re. spondeet's case to the house. Rh. ease was proceeding ;rhea our report left.] EQUITY COURT. (Before the Manor of the Rolls.) lL lIKBEFORDSBIBZ BANKING conrnir. This m►tter came before the court oa an adjourned sum mons, which had been heard ►t chambers, for a all of 50/. per share upon all the contributories. Mr. BoggsHay, Q.C., and Mr. Swasstoo, were for the official liquidator; Mr. Southgate, Q.C., and Mr. Roa. burgh were for some contributories ; sad Mr. Selwyn, Q.C., Mr. Hobboase, Q.C., and other learned counsel for the directors and representatives of dammed directors. His Honour postponed the consideration of questions touching the conduct of the directors i► the affairs of the bank and the list of contributories, and ordered a cell of Ml. per share at the usual period. Costa of official liqai dator out of the estate. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. iid Prim alter term sittio,p a Wridroioator.—(Before Lord Chid Jastics Cooklms sad Special Janos.) BURTON V. La WWI LID 01 ' 111.88. This was as action for aa excessive levy. The defendant pleaded sot Oily, Dot deist& Mr. FratICIII asd Mr. Butler Rigby were counsel for the pesdast.laintiff ; Mr. Serjeast Parry was counsel for the de f The plaintiff is an old man carrying on basin.= sa milkman, in Bethnal-green, and bevies become security for 41. at • loan olDoe he was sued for the arrears and execution levied. The defeeelasta are the high bailiffs of of the Shoreditch County Court, sod it appeared the man in possession had wilfully and illegally sold goods to the value of between 201. sod 25/. to satisfy the mall debt sad ones due from the plaintiff as tech se curity—that, in fact, he bad sold everything the old man possessed. The defendaotie admitted the illegal act of the man in possession, but urged that they were sot only pro tected by the statute, but that they were not liable for the acts of their servant, who had wilfully acted egitsary to his authority. A verdict was taken for the plaintiff for 201., subject to the opinion of the court oa the point of law reserved. Of the remaining two canes in this day's list on e yes postponed, sod in the other a verdict was taken by consent. The court rose about mid-day. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) A number of unimportant probate cow were disposed of in this court. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Murray.) RE WILLIAM FRIDMIUCC WINDILAIL This was a private sitting for the examination of Mrs. Windham and other witnesses in this case, already so pub lic. The entrances to the court were thronged by an eager crowd, while the more favoured of the officers wetted in anxious expectation in the gallery. On the stops, however, several assembled, and notwithstanding the stentorian notices of Larkin, the officer, did not seem disposed to "move on." There wu preesat one solitary female who remained in that state of " solitude" for several hours. Mrs. Windham arrived about half.past 12 o'clock. and the gaping crowd failed in their desire to get • view of her, se she pared rapidly through the peerages of the court, zn i tl lexaminationz escorted. The eff ec t of th e be Mr. Hearn, jon., applied for admission to the registrar, which that gentleman declined to grant, on the ground that the sitting' WAS a private one. COLOWL Dli AND LORD WLLTOIL The dispute between the.. gentlemen is likely spin shortly to come before the Court of Bankruptcy upon an spoliation fors rule to show cause by Mr. Wallinger, of Fenchurch-etreet. RR WAUGH. The bankrupt. Colonel Petrie Waugh, is stiU engaged ac tively on his accounts, and it appears will make a fresh ap plicat,oo to the court in a few days. Sloes his relines from custody be has recovered from his severe infirmity. RE Liven . AND NTRYlNS.—rauxas OF CITY AUCTIONZIRS. This was a sitting for the proof of debts acid choice of assupees ender the bankruptcy of Liven and Stawma, who were described as of No, 156, Cheapside, enamours and scrowitaots. Mr. Francis Keeney, of the firm of Hughes. Keeney, and Hughes, of Bucklersbary. preseeted the petite:so on be half of Mr. James lord, of Tromp street, wholesale de. toner. The debts are not above 2,000/. and there are sepa rate assets of Stevens. Mr. Ford wu chosen sseignee sod Mr. Kearney is solicitor to the proceedings. Renewed protection was granted the bankrupts to the OZAUlisaition meeting, find for the latter sod of July. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) M A RYLEBONE. A FRACAS WITH VOLCNTIMUI. .ifor , in, aged 21, pianoforte maker. was with assaulting Sergeant James Benjamin Tiffin, of t7t h e a lt Middlesex Volunteer corps. Captain Masa, of the firm of Sheen and Ramos, soli citors, Bedfurd.row, appeared to prosecute; and Mr. Pain defended. Sergeant Tiffin said he was a commercial traveller and • managing clerk. In company of • brother sergeant and • private of the same corps be was returning home from bat. telioo drill. He was in the centre of the three sod they were walking in the road ; they were is uniform and bad their rifles with them. As they were on the Canal-bridge at earaden•town, the prisoner and two of his corn. pinions made a lunge towards them. Private Webb !wring this made a rapid more to the frost, in come:qualms of which he (rites) roosivad the full force o f th e pus h . sa d h e put up his left heed to aave himself. He took no notice of what bad occurred. when front something that was said to the primmer he followed Tiffin and struck at him with his fist in his fain. Prisoner then got his left arm round prosecutor's Dile a nd with his right heed punched him severely about the neck, and shoulders. He was so mach poached and about that he could scaroaly raise his arm. Mr. D'Eynoourt—How often were you struck Tins—At lag twenty times. He managed toget away from the prisoner, when boogying upon his brother sergeant and wrested his rifle from him, which, however, was again wrested from him by a civilian. He (Tina) went away, whim the prisoner agaia came after and. attacked him, and how he got away he could not tellies he was so exhausted. Is reply to the elegising% Witaas said he did not either strike or sp-ak to the pri soner. The primer and his companions no ageing them auponly. The prisoner was not sober. After further evidence. Mr. D'Eyncourt aid-1 am under the impreseion that the true swag of what occurred has been given b 7 the prosecutor. Besides, you were in liquor, so that it is im probable that you should be able to rcallect much of it. Whether the sight of • rifleman incites you to sets of wantonness I don't know, but I do believe that you lunged against them. Some men hare a disposition to play a jest on this large body. The tor undoubtedly has been very much ill-used by you sod your companions, who were all in liquor, and it's you who seem to have been the principal. One thing is quite clear, that you were not satisfied with defending yourself but alter prosecutor had gone you fol lowed him and again attacked him. You see volunteers le bour ender a very great disadvantage, for they must keep paean°a of their rifles under any circumstances, and in whatever way they are attacked, and they are strictly for bidden to use them unless under legitimate circumstances. I don't know how it is, but it is • fact, as Mr. Sheen has aid, that there is a tendency to ieadt volunteers. You must pay a fine of 31., or be imprisoned fat one month. The floe was paid. WORSHIP-STREET. NOM ABBATILTS 011 THE POLICE. James Wallace, 20, Pralleill Lang, 30, and Sam% Jackson, 20, were charged with violently ussulting Polios-constable Houseman, 20t H division, one of whose eyes wee fright fully swollen, bloodshot, and nearly closed, and who appeared to be suffering from exhaustion while giving the following evideoce—Lost night, a lad in Commercial street accused Wallace of having stolen his cap, but refused to give him into custody. Wallace threat e ned to k noc k th e boy's eyes out, and when I interfered be grasped me by my stock, threw me down, and kicked me about the heed, body, and legs. I seised him as he bold me, and we fell together, but he uppermost. I drew my staff and struck him as I lay two or three times, but he would not release me. and at length the truncheon was wrested from me by some of the mob, who then beat me with it about the heed. My prisoner was res cued front me. Long, who was present, said, " He bas killed little Jem (meaning Wallace) and now let us kill him ;" be instantly struck me on the head with • crotch. As Wal lace was taken from me I ooetrived to get on my feet, but fell again from the blow by Long, whom I managed to hold until assistants came up, the woman Jackson repeating his threat and kicking me about the head all the time. The back part of my head is cut, and I am braised all over. I was ditgged out of one strut into another. _ _ re a foreman to the London General Omnibus Company, maid—l saw Wallace beating the constable's head on the kerb ; the constable cried oat, " For God's make get me some assistance," and I ran to do so. I did not see the prisoner Long there. Lillyervp, 183 11—When 1 reached the spot Wallace was kicking my brother constable ; he was rescued, bat taken afterwards. Ployd, 126 H—This morning I apprehended Long who said on hearing the charge, "I am only sorry that I did not kill him. I would kill you or any other constable if I could get • thaws." Mr. Howard Dilworth, assistant to Dr. Tandy, of lipital.eguare-1 found Police-constable Houseman bleeding from wounds of a very severe character on the back part of the head, end one of which is of a dangerous character. I had great difficulty in staying the now of blood , which was protium ; he Ina also severe cootusioes besides those appa rent in the face. Wallace has • flesh wooed, apparently caused by the blow of a truncheon. The woman Janke= positively denied having been near the spot, but the constable swore to her so positively that she with the two men were folly committed for trial, THE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT EGIRAM. THE ADJOURNED INQUEST.-(THLS DAY.) WEAR. TUESDAY. This niorniog, at 10 o'clock, Mr. J. C. Woods, coroner for West Surrey, resumed the inquiry into the ranee of the deaths of the perilous killed by the collision at the railway accident which took place near this place, on the swelling of Tuesday, the 7th inst., between two trains from Ascot on the first d►y of the noes. William Redslaaw, the head guard of the second train ; James Brown, foreman examiner of OSITIACSI ; William /men, foreman of the driven; and • platelayer, named Howard, were then examined. The young men Louis Kay, who is lying at the Railway Ins, and whom feet were lately amputated, ia improving in health. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A DOMESTIC SERVANT. • DTQLTEST.—(THIS DAY.) This afternoon Dr. Lankester held an inquiry at the Keith Arms, York-street, Portland•town, respecting the death of the illegitimate male child of a domestic servant earned Lope Parer!. Dr. Kill m said that on Frida last Ise wee called to me the body of the deceased at N o. 46, York-street. The deceased was • well-developed, fall-timed chili The mother had given birth to the child in the water-closet. It had did from effusion of blood on the brain. that Mr. E. Joy, 2,1,„ Crawford-street., sa idhe sou a chemist. About twelve days ago Lacy Parsons celled on him and got him to give her some medicine. Sho did not tell witness that she was in the family way. On Friday vitae= was called to see the mother in the closet of the house No. 46, Tort-street. Witness toned the deceased cold sod dead. The mother and child bad been in the closet two hours. The mother was very faint, and the child was completely immersed in fluid. it had evidently died from drowning. Mrs. M. Hillier, 48, York-street, said that the mother of the child wee housemaid in the employ of a Mini Davis. No one in the hoses was aware that she was in the family way. Witness fogad her in the clout Lucy Parsons is shoot Zi years of age. Ens alter she had gives birth to the child she, never told any psssoe of the occurrence. Witness called in a doctor, sod he discovered the child. The mother lived in the bonne for about two years. Witness had not found any clothes for the child. . _ The oc:roar said that if the jury oonsidered that the mother had concealed the birth of the child from every the for the purpose of depriving the child of life when the face of its existence was unkoown, that concealment in the eye of the law would be regarded as orient facie evi deem that the mother intended to murder the child. If they arrived at that conclusion it would be only fair to the mother to adjourn the court, is order that she might bear the gridirons *gaunt her. If they thought the evideaos against the mother was not eufficieot to secure the °Pak tum of the accused they could return a verdict, in accordance with the medical evidence, and the polies would be instructed to premeds her (the mother) for the concealment of the birth. . _ _ The coat hawing been cleared the jury, after a long deli beration muted the following verdict—" Thatthe decreed died from the want of skilled attendance et birth, and the jury d say that Lacy Perms wilfully concealed the birth of chil." A MAD BOG AT ISLINGTON. —This morning, at Islingtoe, • bulldog in a sate of madness bit • hone draw ing • Hansom cab. The driver and others contrived to beat the animal off, unfortunately only to cense further miscbie, as be fastened on the fore leg of a horse drawing • four-wheeled cab, after which he rushed madly on and seized the leg of one of the hones drawing an !sheen° °Melbas, when, amid the screams of ' at female passengers, a butcher despatched the brute. RAILWAY BENEVOLENT INs - rrrt - ms.—Tbe 12th half-yearly meeting of the members of this society was held crrtardily at the Railway Clearing Hume, Eastoo-square, . Oakley, secretary of the Greet Northern Railway, in the chair. Mr. Mills, the secretary, reed the report, which congratulated the members upon the steadily increasing prosperity of the institution . The total receipts of the last six months exceeded than of the corresponding six months of 1863 by 5031., and the invested food, which on the 30th April, 1863, stood at 5,7001., co the 30th of April, 1864, was 7,5001. Tbe annual collection made at the railway stations on the Ist of January on be half of the funds, yielded this year 1071. more than in the preview' year, while the collection of the last anniversary dieser was 160/. larger than that on the pre vious year. The alteration lately made in the rules, ex tending to subscribing members, as well as their widow. and orphans, • share in the beeefits of the institution, had largely increased the number of the subscribers, especially from amongst the single men. Notwithstandieg the sumer which had hitherto attended the society, the number of those it is Minded benefit are so large, and the cases of distress so numerous. that the committee would urge upon ell those connected with railways the osomaity of f urtheiexer tioo.Tbe rule limiting the number of annuitants to the amount of interest on the invested funds was working satisfactorily. There were now 17 widows oo the fund as aoeuitanta of 10!. each, and one more would be elected today. There were also six orphan children provided for by the society, aid another would be Dow takes on. The committee also invite those connected with the railway iaterest who may be willing to establish permanent annuities by • donation to do so. The receipts for the half-year bad been 1,623/. 13e. 4d., which, with the balance from last half-year of 6,87 W. ss. made the total receipts 8,502!. las. 3d. • ' the ex peedithre had been 144/. 7s. 4d., leaving • balance d 8,2384 lls. lid., of which 7,500/. was invested. On the motion of the chainnao, seconded by Mr. Brookes, the repast wee adopted ; after which the committee and other officers far the year were elected. Mrs. Meson, widow, wee elected an annuitant of 10/. A vote of thanks to the chairmen ma eluded the proceedings. PATENT MUSEUM, SOUTH K INSINOTON. —NUM bee of visitors for the week ending June 18, 1,576. Total number Niece the opening of the Museum free doily (12th Mai, 1858), 820,859. WANIIINGTONN GOLD MEDAL—The gold medal presented to Demerol Washingtoe by Congress oo the era nation of Boston by the British, sad the only gold one ever restated to Ida, km been parchment by • few gentlemen of Delaware, mina be prineetetto Lent.-General Grant. The sem geld for the medal L over 5,000 dola—New York Paper. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr Burnam IWAPIL) ODIHAM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HIIRSTBOURNE STAKES,. Sl:night hatmae. &sob* Hope, Simple Weld, Eugenie, Purity, Latitude, Macdonald, Discretion, and Blackbird are hem DOGMERSFIRLD PARK STAKES. SiTeight ball•mile. Simple Maid, Eugenia, Limbs" Purity, Lord Ronald, The Crow Discretion, latitude, Brigand, Virtuous, Change at Look, Holm, and Sphinx fen here. ODIERM HANDICAP. About two miles. Aurelian, Marvel, Spitfire, Kitty, Douche, Sweet Redcap, Amy, Raglan, and Bombay are kw. Paw Foust.—Hsogist. MANOR PLATE. Three-quarters of a mlle. Reindeer, Trumps, Coronet, Flower Safety, Bayern., Satsuma, King Cotton, Amazonian , Rouge Crosse, Faith, Outpost, Bombay, Epaulette o, sad Balderdash are hem. Amirtirp. Mr. Nichol, Dogood, Camillus, Camellia, Brigand, Doublet, sad Usher. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1864. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioci. The mining market is extremely inactive to day, and quotations in most instances are no minally the same as yesterday. Wheal Seton shares are better, at 225 to 230, while East Lovell have declined to 18 to 4, and Wheal Grenville to 7 to East Caradon are quoted 29} to • Marks Valley, 5 to i ; and East Gren ville, bi'to It East Caen Brea shares have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 74, New Seton at 80, North Downs at la, and South Frances at 53, 50 and 54. Very few transactions have taken place in foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices are un changed._ The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. William Weetcott official liquidator of the Exhall Coal Mining Company (Limited). Creditors of this company are required to send in the particu lars of their claims by the 10th of July. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OOTTON 2 4 CORN MARKETS, (THIS DAY.) (IT azonuo AND nrrniunosAL rusGll LPL) (12011 OTTE owe comaromorr.) Corror.—The general tone of the market is dal!, and sales will probably foot op 5,000 bales. Coat.—Fair attendance at market; good business in wheat at hi. per cental over Friday ; dour rather dearer, with fair sale ; holders of labia oorn ask 6d. advance, which checks sales ; Egyptian beans steady ; oats and oat• meal dull. MINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.) SCOAR.—The market has opened with oral y a moderate demand, at last week's prices. MOO casks of Barbados', in public eels, were partly sold at 39a, to 44a. Refined con tinues quiet, at late rates. Corrac—The public sales of plantation Ceylon are progressing without material cheep in prices ; privately 300 bags and 50 cache of native Ceylon sold at 68s. 6d. to 690. --- 12 A.—A fair general business has been transacted at late price., the public sales of 25,600 packages were nom mooed this morning, and are progressing fairly at full rates. Rl:c—No sales reported. PLPPEIL —A small parcel of Singapore sold at 3id. RICE. —2,000 begs of Bengal sold, good new white, 124.101 d. ; Ballam, for cash, 9s. 414. Sat:Terns-300 hags of Bengal sold at 31s. 6d., short prompt for refraction 12. Coirox continues is limited request at unaltered ptices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm, at the following prime: —Tows tallow, 39e., net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the eget, tOs. 94.; all the month, 40s. 9d. ; July to September, tla. ; October to December, 43e. 64. to +is. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Easton report trade at the following price' : —Prim* meadow hay, 72e. to 755. ; superior ditto, flOs. to 86e. ; inferior ditto, 55a. to 60..; clover, old. 90a. to 110.. ; ditto, seoood cot, 80s. to 106 e. ; straw. 25.. to 30s. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) NW.. ThomAi, lux' Ai. I A.m. ~~ ~ .. L. 1 re 7.1 OAT AMteeaa Gramma- 'Silk toe IFIC.W. Galway Valeatla 30.12 112 M.N. W. Caps Cker 36.16 87 , W.N.W. Quelestowe . 19.98 W W.N.W. Liverpool 30.4 68 M.B.M. Holyhead 30.02 68 W.S.W. reeibrolie 30.13 67. w. Passim .. 63.25 61' W. tired 30.2668 N. W. 30.2 6 64 M. itoebefcet 30.28 66, N. Mamma 30.21 661 M. Weymouth 3012 62 W. Poliarecatla ao. 1 s N.M. Lowden 30.1260' W.B. W. Dever 30.1561 W.B.W. ieeatmte Soarborougla 29 96 00 W.S. W. Melia —.. 29.93 68 W.N.M. Heligoland - - re itfi w. re AU W.S.W. W-S W. I It 41.11• W.B. W.' co —I B.W. 04 I SA W. c 0.19 && W. me 0.19 S.W. •ob O. S. W. me W.B. W. to &W. be N. W. b B.S.W. rm W.S. W. eb W.S. W. cc 0.00 W.B.W. Do / W.N.W. , co I_-,7_ w . W.W. W. - e o.oB' as= be YOIAIO.II. WIDNISDAY. Oil MOSTUMW TrirRBDAY. S. to W., strong to no. OCalliS. 8. W. to N. W. freak to (area. showery in moderate, ;mural places One. B.W. to N.W.. teeth, Wm: am W.S.W. to N.N.W.. showery In paces. troth to soden* es& Ws. W. to N. N. W., Borrau.s. W. to N., and to places freak seawall, tine. to N.E., treat to St . &W. to N.W., troth. iAllyznit. mo derma, fine. . _ _ iloithorn.Soolhotd. Wmtornalroisd, Wales, sod ad -1 logked sod North U Iscoodos. liontboroolognsh Choto s or ...w ot Biscay. liodoro oatword Eisitiors Waimea or Xs. R. Brooiras, M.P.— It is with deep regret we leant that our much-respected townsman, the senior member for North Warwickshire, is seriously all. The state of Mr. Spiroom's health is such as to cause the utmost anxiety to hie large circle of friends. We are glad, however, to be abbe to say, from inquiries made yesterday (Monday), that the hos. member was • little bet ter, although exceedingly weak. Every Birmingham man — and a very large number not Birmingham men—will re ceive this intelligence with the same regret with which we announce it The long years of constant labour which Mr. Spooner Ihu devoted to serve the interests of his native town, have won for him the respect and esteem of his fellow-townsmen of ell shades of political °Maim ; and the news of hie anions iodispositiou will be received with regret by 'lL—Birmingham Gazette. " L'HABIT NZ FAIT PAS LE bloiNg."—The Paris Praise, in giving an account of the religious paintings in the late Exhibition of Living Artiste, says : " Let us panes • moment before ildnae. If arie.Alexandre Dumas' toe picture of • Lee Litanies du Saint Nom de Jesus and lea Lituies de la Mute Varga' The whole heavenly court is magnificently represented in this mystical assem blage bearing the impress of a faith so fervent u almost to lead to the belief that a religious pupil of Fagot* must have painted it. On the left, advance slowly in stn. Lades of religious eostacy the peat body of saints and virgins, and on the right the martyrs, pontiffs, doctors, and founders of orders. In this part of the great composition spread out before the rapt spectator may be seen under the hoods of two Franciscans the features of MM. Alexandre Dumas, father lied son, canonised whilst still alive by the filial piety and sisterly affection of the artist." EXTRAORDINARY DULL AT 11EIDELBERG.--A tragical event has jest taken plus at Heidelberg. Late in the evening of the 15th, a student belonging to the body of the Swabia= was toned lying on the gronod weltering in his blood. He had discharged a pistol an the region of - the heart, hut the ball having been thread saide by touching • rib, missed the heart, passed throtieh the lungs, and lodged under the right shoulder blade, whence it was afterwards extracted. At Met the natural belief was that voluntary suicide had bees intended, but some letters which had been written by the student showed that he had been the victim of • shameful kind of duel. A foreign student had been grossly issulted by the Swabian. and satisfaction was de weeded ; but, instead of fl,ilitiog is the usual way, an agree ment was come to to draw lots which of the two should destroy himself withis a delay of a fortnight. The lot fell on the Swabian. When the time was about to expire, the young man, whose father was dangerously ill, solicited an extrusion of the delay, but the request was refused, and the attempt at self-destructios was consequently made. Some hopes are entertaised that the wound will sot prove fatal, but all the entreaties of the heeds of the university and of his friends cannot extort from him • promise not to repeat the desperate act. To all their solicitations his only answer is, "I have not pledged my honour to seriously wound myself, but to put an sad to my life, and I will keep my primane."—Golipaiiirt The vast number of 10,280emigrantaarrivedat this port last week. This makes the number Laded siees Jam, 68.07& The number landed in the corresponding period of lad year wee 49,682. The Warm of the commutation fund at present in bank is 77,589 dale. 14c. The largeness of the soupetion this mama keeps Mr. Oaseerley and his clerks almost coostantly sag isd.—Nno York paper, Jlas 4. SHARE 1.18T13.-(711I13 DAY.) Two eoLom The railway market is dull to-day, with very little business, and prices in most instances ars un changed. London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have de- dined per cent., and Great Eastern . London and North Western is now quoted a t 1111 to 112} ; Great Western, 864 to 88 ; Midland, 1314 to 132, ex the new issue ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 112 f to 1131 ; South Eastern, 90} to ; Great Eastern, 44 to 1 ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metro politan, 113 to ; Great Northern, 131 to 133 ; and Caledonian, 118 to 119. Indian railway stocks are firm in some instances, while those of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada show • drooping tendency. Foreign lines are inactive. eh- I P 4-1 RAUMAIL I la=B ,class I ealal to 1 t°4la7p.ia. .11tra,RoLdflloarVaL ,1317thand I Bostoo,Bleardoltlld.C. 1111 : 115.1 'ad anater....l aaladOnfro - - • • • • i Melt aad Bead= !2arnwall Ibo. • I•• aodtv. =SU 61 8:0 1 1i tag= rate! - Dwade•Parth,et•bd.lei ildbiburghsad Glasgow Ifigasiow sad 6.l l lsaisiol Goss* Issisew Ord. _B6. Des Do. L Ang. Stk. , N 0.2 Great North of Scotland Groat Northern I Do.A .( • fee. no Mr. as Do.B 11110 p. unpaid BI Gt. South St West (tm) 'Great Waders Do. nicer Val.Otalltk Do. South Wales. Do. W. 1114.—Ortilni Do. Do. Newpwrt Do. Do. Hereford, launeshhs et Yorkshire' London and illaekwalll ,Los. Ort & &Coast ,LosidoMetha, Dov.l 'London& North Westn. Londoetr.SoutbWestern , Idan.,SheLok Lincoln& tumor& and Carlisle Do. Do. d Shares Metropolitan Do. New Midland D. Is, -- all lin, an W 400 I Do Bann. et Derby . I KN. at. W On)._ Do. Maros Yid goat Mkt KoaLrity Lea) Do. L4ln.,Port4Dtpd. if. Do. Levy......... , ''''' Do. Carlisle Do. Stock&Dorllng Do. do. 1136648 1 Do do. 180041 1 __ _____ North Loadlos Ds Now Ni - _forth Staffordshire.... N. &8. Weston' Z BcottAah Cent itrul 'lOO Soottiah N.& Jaw. SOL 100 Saitith ittdboul all l Shrowsbury & Woloigi 100 ShtotiohLro tidos !100 South Devon ;100 South Swim 100 S. Yotluh. & Blois Duo all Stahtes,Woittailikbo IM IM Vale WI Do. B S Do 0 00 allilTheir Meted& atis s Platleo Waterford s Elikeasy West Oornwell W./Lostiol. Herts.& BL SALT= POI '4.1 Banyan. lift ~ N. 1. ... I - Do. 1 yore Neath _. .. Atbotted LSIITINDOI BOOL !Mr. & C. In.g.6p.e. _ Do Nw.. IDo. 1 Sham Brdalo .t Lk* Mimi all Frlorit;ternce Brsat,& Gated& 6 p. e. Bde. Aug. 1. Int LOD I Do. do. Idly 1, MI HO Do. do. Jaw Id/6 NO 1061. & 11.Kasteni &pct.' 10ap• 7. & Dock*op e. g.l all Dessrars,7 p.e..pecirst , 100 But. Benpl gu. 6 &L.! 100 lisat lath= gm. I do.. 16 Do. lel 1111o9skes ....1 llrand Thank of Canada Do. Lt rot. Donda..l Do. do. deferrad, Do. and wet Bonds.. Do. do. deferred , D m ard past Block I Do. do. deferred Do. Ada pre& Stock t deferred uS 185 1100 due 104 100 100 100 Ina& Indian Paniasali Da gaa 6 per rent. It. S. a! India kll p el el per - -- (Tea: I Do aR Westent ot Quads' Do. New D :t n do. 1. 18 do. 4 77 WIWI ch. Limited Do. New Madras gar. & p. cool: Do. do. 6f do Do. do. 46 do.— Do. nth latoodon , Wolb. Corp. d per e. Bd 11616. and floboofes Bay N. Brun. & aback A dB I 11.Lcreao.tpa.1sp B. &dodo. Edd• 6 art. Do. D 61161 r Do. do. do. Do. Punjoob do Do. Lidos Knot do JOINT & r. W. F. IL4 D. 2014 &W. 7 4 &W. 1 19.70 &W. 417 W.&1 1 1. 111.79 611. B. 4 & 29.81 561, S.W. •1 7 5.8 x. S Se a 1 91 88 118 119 IS SY 1• 11 _9l OS lie 34 S& An Se 711 1112 US 144 le 128 111 91 93 634 63 41 42 Se 111 100 102 112 11M 05 M 103 106 41 13 1112 1122 97 98 14 47 1121 Us; ioto iii 1111 122 102 104 63 . 64. 1 .- 1 iit 60 61 Hi 631 SO Sli 10 11 pm 8 9 pea 126 128 li Si Iwo 76 78 101 14 126 130 18 48 64 66 83 SI 901 91 10{ 10! - 6 -- 4 166 170 6 7 pm 6 6 pot 107 110 Si 37 LON& 69 61 104 164 - lor iMI a % 77 82 17 87 17 SI 101 IN IS 100 100 N ra 72 74 N N N N Si 57 10 VI 43 48 28 $0 U 29 1043 1845 188 P. 7 10i 1991 N 98 gi 1 1116 96 IR 82 116 ddb }p® 1031 104 lIT 99 92 96 Ile 68 8 I IS 86 It tar Pas tote vat 9d 911 lea I a. prboss. f Sales. 130 In SS 34 poe , SO 38 9se 2lipme 2 29 44 73 TS 16 t 39. lbt „149 es 141 2 424 24 44 1 dila 89 41 3 Idle 101pra Si 4 re 48 e 4O 39 {1 17 19 pis 48 71 135 187 42 44 4 7a 7} 719 es 3 941 3 4 pea 3 4pm 2 1 29 44 11 22 la %Fe 3 4 pun P. 19i 21atm pa S 19 Si ma 3: 6 epm 19 IS pm 16 16 pond 8 4 pond 1 6p. 16k Si id 65 9 16 06 66 66 9 2 47 49 poi 114 i 2 •pm 96 96 10 11 pie 9 2 18 2 P. • 10 pm 9 11 pm 1210 a 47 44 xn Poi . 11 T pro 50 en 611 4te lir 111 14 111 84 6 s - IN i I lat linisei.i zd !41 "a lie. m - Sei 7 ORDINARY SHARD! AND MOM No. I Bh. I BL[! 10,000 100 Ama and U. lisTaiiiV7 10,000 100 kalancelonALiterpod 10,000 100 Do. New 100,000 10 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 Anzio Italian (Walled) 22,M 60 Australasia 7,500, 10 , Do. New Ame, 20 Hanka Beitleigninnilda 10,000 26 Bank of= l 6,000 100 Bank of IS,sOO 20 Bank of Otago (Ltauna) 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland ) 10,000 60 Bank olV 6ooo 6,000 100 Bank of Wales ) 50,000 10 Bank of New Zealand 60.000 10 Brazilian& 16,000' SO Brit. & Anterl Pw ca i rlin. 20,000 j II & Californian 10,000 00 Mash N. America 12,100 20 C. Bk. Indh.Ans.. OMB 7,800 10 , Do. New 20,000 26 Chrtrd. M. of Dad* ft moo 100 'City 10,000 100 Volcelid 10,000 IS Coat Rank oflndle‘ 100,000 10 'Consolidated Bank (L) 0,000 100 Continental (Li 11,030, 00 Kam London (Limited) 4000, 00 , Do. Now 10/1011 100 ,Enedish and hish (Ida ) 21.0001 10 !Beetroot &And Cbarld 40,001 60 Limas& and Swedish (L AMU 10 Kuropsan Banklamited 10,000 1011 ,111ndaan.Chinaidap.(14 10,000100, Do. New MOM 110 Imperial Bank, Untied 8,000100 lh..New 10q list 12t 135,000 otton. 10 r;,tia moo. 26 'lonian. 1047,000 in Land MoraßlL india(Lll 20,000 60 Lon_ lik.oillealeo.te.(l. 10,000 100 London Bank ea Seca. (L. 10,000 100 London and Brazilian 6,000100 Lon.B.AiresetlLPl•444l 20,000 26 Do. do. New ' 6,000 100 Lon., BD., &S. Staff. (L )1 WACO 20 Lou. Ch. Bank el Amid 10,000 100 London and Colonial (L. 110,000 00 Landon and County.„. 6,000 100 Lou lianthg.Con. Bag.) 00,000 SO London Joint Stook 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L)1 10.000 10 London& South AMMO 0.000 100 Lou & S. Western t 10,040 101) Loa. t Weelaslaiar 10,000 100 Merchant Bank(Lini.j 20,000 60 ILercantile & &Magna I 20,000 60 Do. New 10.00 0 100 Metro. t Pror. Bank (L 6.000 100 Midland Bank (Lin.) I 10.000 100 National of lAverpod ) 10.000 * 'N. Pro. et Waal, Mew 20,000. 60 National Beak, Yaw * OO O 10 Nay South Well 40.000 10 New Leland (Mnall*) 10,000 10 North Western 00.400 2$ 43,;;;ial oro.l 00.000 1M Provloe. of I 0 0 . 00 0 00 Wads, Posj..*Doldi (L 20.000 26 South dootrolla 14000 00 South Pastors (UOO4 •• 10.000 1 0 0 Stood. dB. S. arks 4660100 Do. do. 0 0 .0 0 0 Id Union of Anagram I 10,000 II Do. No! 14 00 0 110 Tidos of boload (Um), NOW* Odom el Lidos DOOM So. IILI DOME& ii . ii. ital itt to . a . 1 te ill= ? 8 gat 7 Pp. 56 57 lit 0011.1 li7 * I %WU& IL Sid sad Wag IRAs r e i s 10 111 MN 14 Oval Floatteg assk . II SAW St Gni= WWI. 111. laillmilm ISO VI Ta 1114 .M 4 SI MUM M. Villtd4 1.14. 101 101 1 0 $1 i Ws 60 1,000 I 00e .. 1,900 1 1.016 .. ;NO .. 511 ... I 1" 4111*, 1,500 4 r 9,90 9 si i.. cowl .. .. 9,000' .. 40,000 4 1,016 .. 4,1930 4100 .. 5,0601 .. 0,000 .. 1,111 10 112 No. I MO.IN 14/5,11011' 1110,0110 i 1111,100: 160,010 110,000 100,000 100,000 N 6,6001 101,000, liii.ae MA* /4000 i 131} 134“ 118 121 131 1313 5d 34 9 , 4 t ... 36 1 ne 2 _ 01 0 i me 10e 39 91 96 100 NI IN N 100 N 100 MlOO 86 87 N 100 NlOO 1,7 US 111 W ... UN li gee — 1041 9' - 107 100 r ... 10% 110 CL slow I Wis. SOI6I 06 12 10e r• = ar 67 SI fl U ri His ss 6I out Par 6Pu 5.1 71 .ir 2 1 li Sy s ft 24 IGISCZLL•NZOIIB. COlltailli. Angto-Mmdcan 111 M Australian Australian It i rrkti BerlinWaterworts Bombay Cu (Lind British American land B. t L Mag. TeL (L.) °"6" eansdis=av(L) ICeylon Company C.ty oMses (1.1 m.) . Com MAtriesallar.(l4 CommercisiCalosilna Consolidated Dia (1. Continental Un.OssiLl ContractCorparstion( Cap.M.ing.,Yref.rip.c Credit Fonder Do of Matthias' (L)I Creditllol:4llsr —Fo - . — Prefereeme 1 rare. Do. • p. et. him Ink DisooaatCoa(L Institut Financial (1 ) L Inns 'Trig. s Omni I=Cann tril.(L. Tegraplt Dig and Aga Lag, agicottith=ii. Financial Corporation. irereaL Warehouse (L. Gel/Irma (I.4mitul) o.Creditt ftn.of Loa.(l, pen. gnaw Navigation liomedeoloolal 4 (L) 11114110111111, hag& lez.Cdt.A.n. (11 IW,kn Pirrylng (Lim eternal. rinen.See. (L. 'lnter. Lead Credit (I ) Began Long. (flan W ) De. O p. e. Lilo. r. 1070 r°int/Dock Dinconnt(L) tand Securities ( lAra.) Load. African Trading Lend.andealedon.lo.(L Load. Mena riles. Load, Roan. Ann. ) 10 Do. Mew 4 Lead. G. Omnibus C 4 1 10 Load, Italian, an Rm N Loud.Provhseislllarbse 10 Iladraa Lrrispa, t dual 111 Do. N Marine Invesintist(L) Maantlits 10 Meal actan tan Al 10 Natal land & CaL IS Natrona Dia Cosa 10 National Steam If ay. N Nerbudda Coal t L N.Zsaland TAttLasagla 10 N.llrlitllercan. In. L I Novalleotao.andl. •L) N Ocean Marina Dram 10 Oriental Cotazaaraal(L. I Ortantal Gas (Wain I Do. News Orient Dalsadellam(4) Ottoesa Mamba (1..) Ottomiuk 0.. (Waited Parana& 1[....aan(1...) r..tae..i..asmc. s o. aw. IQ,ebnda - D°. 1 1: R., .(L IghPans -.-- 7 Imp — —. —.— Do. New 11.1?: Qty 'anw••• X) PL I 1. lo s all all • 11_40 , Ditto Soot. Andra Invest Smith, [olabt, eV:4. Me, Firma d' gasp' e( ) S. African IL & In. South Australian land Sobaretne Itelainag&— rai.Coseinao.&Mala.(L Itvellaradliersay laaaa (1) ttnoratT. & L. Co. Age of U. Canada ItridtodK. Tided. Co. (L) Umtata% Marna lan(L) Upper Asian Taa(Ltna.) vu Disnaaaa Land warrant !leant* )L1 m. WasthadlaaPectenl L I 141 I CL plied& ii 94.1 Id ? ! sr _ 1 - i 7 a al _ .. S 4pm 22 23 110 116 102 113 11 4pm a dui le Pin I MO 1 If If iPal e 1 pm 6 pre • 3 ills tf 3 pm IS 21.1 19 ps p a s au! 116_ 811 ii 42 40 11 2 pm sz 2 tr: li 1 11 12 pee 10 11 pm 4 3 WM 1 2pc i boo 20 II Pff 20,0001 30,0001 T 4 ii99l par Ipra ad 91 10pra 1 i dis I 1p la 9 19 3 Si 1/ 11 . 1 pea ' . .j=l if 11 On Its 7 78 80 ad 17 law If Iftft 2!. 91 1 Ot i" 1110_ 14,1_ ad -Idis SO OS 16 Pio .112 1 2 I 'S P=l _l6 Rd 61 If 14 1 h= Id le 1 dis Par i 222 4 le Pa 211 10 II OW %par PREFERENCE SHARE& Great Western, originnl prefer. 44 per cent, 98i. 21 3 di* FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Amine", and Rotterdam, 91. Bahia and S. Francisco, 174. Norwegian Frank Pretereoos, Bj. West Modern 154 per cent. pr4erence, W. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. zd 141 4j 110 id Rd LiTmoot., JIM! 20.—Sales to-day :—Great Western, BI Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1181—London and North Western, 112 y 1 —Manchester, ithertield, and Lincoln. 66e—Midland, Birmingham and Derby £lB shares, 3 ill p.—St. Helen', Rail and C. A. 100—South kaitent, 901—lleziain 3 per cent., {{— Confederate Loan, 86 of —lnternational Financial Company p.— Mercantile end Lich. nge Bank ILlmltedi, 9/ IS- II 10 9 (Lmlted aapp Ditto selenium MI 7-le p. —British and Foreign Marine (United% 2 1316 p.— London and lan. Insurance. 1 11-11 p.—Queen Insurance, 111.16 c. 11-1 p.—Union Marina (Limited), 2 Ifele p. Itnta 20.—lbere was • quietmarket, and prices ware steady. Great Northern. A. Mt—Greeks. in—Great Western, 661 6—Lanotahlre and Yorkshire, 1129 I—London and North Western, 1129 9-111anchester and County Yank, v.—Manchester. itheasid. and Lincolnshire, 669 IF—Ditto 31 per cent., ID—Ditto New 6 per cant preference. 9 d.—Ditto, ditto Cell paid`, 9 111-10-11 tan, 1119 - Confederate Lean, N 4 4 1 9 Mexicans, te—]ltdlaod, New 6 per cent., 119 p orth British, 639 —Ditto 6 per cent.. redeem. 1872, 100-11outh Eastern, 9011. CURS or DEAF/rms.—At the last sitting of the Medway of Sciences. N. Flouting presented an application addressed to him by Dr. Turnbull, • Scotch physirtsn, who proposed to employ a method of hie own oo a oaten determinate number of pewee glided with west of bearing, sod prayed the Academy to appoint • committee—Ent, to asoertain the state of the patients before being submitted to the treatment in gaieties ; sod mxt, to report at the end of • year what bad been the amount of Imam arrived at. Dr. Turnbull bee explained his method to M. Flourens, and wit likewise cmcnranalete it to the memben of the oonaittes. He km described it in a sealed piper deposited with the Academ, but wishes it not to be published mail the expi ration e ta year. The academy, cessiderkig the oddest cif imams importance to humanity, at ones appoisted • mar mitten composed of KM. Flouring, Itilne-Elweek mid Derasid.--Gebgnere. =TIM WNW. adrorionQuotation Coo. fold. L afford A Drakow Dem O. 000. (forlatk ) allo Lit Bond (I'Llopo) Sot Condon tut Cam Bras Nod OreordLo I. W. Russell (Tavistk.): °rambler & tll &aim) Omit Lam (limited) Gnat South Tolgea G. W. Vat (Ileietea) orsn Herod's Foot Ingstoa Downs iript Mfg Matti fit) ystlley Ilwyndy lion On Name*, New Mon North Downs North noskoar N. Ms. Basset (Moon) North Wheal Crotty pr ltr i c . ll . nitod (C. Want) IL Condon (Karr! W. friTH;iirligsa— !Way Put i~: :: Wild Beast (11 W. Grad= (Llakeard) Went Ctdvanon Iw:a iTt«T Wk. Beret ( MOolo I WE. Bigler (amdroth) Wheal Ladoott whoa &too W.llazyAnn (limbos ) Wh. Trelawney (Wk ) Wheal Onion 2.1.0 Mim SO ed l&O 2.&d 171 40 7.80 81. Zia 4214404 41.. L. SAO 7.1.6 100.7 00. 1 0 lil I DEBENTIIii Na IR. roa. 401,0111 IL Glista.4p.tllar.rl,loo 108811 e 11l G.Ntbs.,4pe.Jsa. 100 810.000 et. G.Wsta.—W.M. —Os., p. et. Jan. & J0y.... 188 4111,000 1 , et Lsat&Yk.4p.e...lsa&Jly 100 MOM* et. Loejletpla.4p.e.Jsa&flylloo 10Settl , It LAN.W.4p.e.len.&Jalylloo SAM el Do. Se p.e..Jea.a.lals 100 260,720 et Lt&W.,Sp.e..rea.&Jaly 100 llt Illdlsnd,4p.e.Jan.&Julp 00 et Y. Brltteit I. P. &D. D., S p. et., Feb. & Am... 100 Li It .10..4p.e..lea&Jaly 100 18R N.Lotp.e.Ap.&oot. 100 ■.AI! COLONIAL 001 It& I CL Et: do. 1001100 Oro,Nov. 1868, 6 p. &IGO 1878, do.. 'III lisot . itlos 6 per 4.. 1875 NO Do. las 1101 Do. 1881 101 ! Natal. 002.6 per c00t... 1001 Now Brum Gov. 6 pct. ' lOOl N.B.Woleo 62.6 p.c.1866 100 1 Do. 6 p. c. 1871 to 1876 100 Do. 6 p. c. 1888 to 1802 100. Inv Zealand 6 pot coot. 100 !Non 800da 6p. a., 18 7 0 1001 .Qoconalsod Gov. 6 p. ct. 100 ,LAut.Gov.6p. o. Booth 100 VleLOov.ep.c.Jao.aJaly 100' Do. do. 6 p.c.Apellkoo 100; 291415he0bn.6 p.0t.,1871 11101 102 102 Do. do. 19161001 Aa Gov. 11p.e., 197744.110 106 106 Do 6 per et. Feb.dAug.,loo 103 105 D 0.6 pent. 1iar..1114i,103 103 106 D 0.5 per etain.l.l 'lOO. 93 95 i Do. 5 pt., et. Ins.ll4oc 1001 92 92 Oagof 011opoip.et.12I3 1110 104 106 do. 1890-4 100, 107 109 De. do. 1890.111001 100 111 110 112 102 106 111 119 107 100 106 111 106 110 106 106 103 106 100 101 100 101 100 101 100 Ul 106 107 108 110 110 112 1014 1104 MONEY MARKET.-(TEIS DAL) Two o'Cwcz. The stock markets to-day are very dull, And the tendency of prices is unfavourable, owing to the critical state of foreign politics. The funds remain at the reduced prime quoted yesterday. A few of the home railway stocks are rather lower. The chief decline to-day is in the speculative foreign stocks, especially Spanish Passive. There is a good demand for money to-day, and 6 per cent. is the lowest rate for bills. The supply of money is smaller, through the absorption on ac count of the revenue payments into the Bank. In the Stock Exchange the inquiry for short advances on English government securities is active, at 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 05c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 893 to /, ex 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, 893, 3, 3 ; ditto for account, 89/, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 3, 3 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 72, ex div. ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041,1, 3 ; Exchequer Bills, March, Bs. dis. ; ditto, June, par, ss. dia. Foreign stocks are heavy. Spanish Passive Bonds have fallen as much as / per cent., being now quoted 291 to 3. Greek are also materially worse, and are marked 23. Mexican Bonds are lower, at 433 to 3 ; Turkish Consolid4s 3 lower, at 473 to 48 ; and Confederate 3 lower, at 633 to 643. Anglo-Turkish Bonds are steady. Mexican scrip is quoted 3 dia. to par. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 1011 ; ditto, second issue, 1013 ; Greek, for account, 23 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 10 ; Italian, for account, 69, 681 ; Mexican, for account, 433, 3 ; ditto Six per Cents., French scrip, 6 dia. ; Portuguese, 1866, 4kc., for account, 483, 3 ; Russian, 1822, 891; ditto, 1862, 873, 3 ; Sardinian, for account, 84, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 30, 293, 3 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 10 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90 ditto 1862, for account, 703, 711 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 703, 713 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 563. International Financial shares are now quoted 5 to 3 prem. ; General Credit, 23 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 11 to 12 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 23 to 3 prem. ; and Hudson', Bay, 181 to 19. The Anglesea, from Melbourne, has brought 48,0004 in gold. The steamer Dwina has arrived from St. Peters burg with upwards of 20,0001. in gold, which has been taken for exportation. The arrival of 139,5004 in specie was announced yesterday. The Royal Standard (steamer), from Melbourne, has brought 78,0001.; the Glendower, from the same port, 10,5001. • the Kedar, from New York, 46,0001. ; and the Asia, from Boston, 5,0001. The Measageries Imperiales steamer Said left Marseilles on Sunday, with 193,258/. in specie for the East. --- The Committee of the Stock Exchange hare appointed Friday next a special settling day in the shares of the following companies, viz. : *imperial Bank Manna, India, and Japan ) (Limited). British Shipowners' Company (Li- To be marked mited) National Provincial Marine Inanzancie I Lida. Company (Limited) J f North hoodoo Railway, New duxes To beinarkedia Lisbon Oil Company (Limited) th L e ite. Bi-Weekly • On transactions only entered into on and after May 4. The committee have also ordered the 'bares of the following companies to be quoted in the bi-weekly list : Yordoontbahire Railway sad OanaL Royal Life and Fire Insurance. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 291. over last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 2,0591. Notice is issued from the office of the Inter national Financial Society, that in conformity with the 154th and 156th clauses of the Articles of Association, the sum of 2a. 6d. per share, free of income tax, being interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum for the half-year ending 30th instant, will be paid to all shareholders standing on the register on that day. A call of 151. per share, to be applied in the proportion of 101. to capital account, and 61. to premium account, is to be paid on the shares in the Commercial Bank Corporation of India and the East by the Bth of July. The subjoined memorandum is from the Nova Scotia Land and Gold Crushing Company (Limited) : The directors of the Nova Scotia land and Gokl Crushing and Amalgamating Company (Limited) have meshed by the pressed mail advices from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Intl. mating the intention of the managing director to remit fere- • nightly in future alternately from Sherbrooke and Oldham. The manager at Sherbrooke advises a decided improvement in the Seers Lead, several droppers from the south havicg run into the main lode and increased its size and quality. °then ere falling into the lode, leading him to expect a good return of gold from this lead this month. From Old ham the manager says :—"The Wallace claims are looking very well. We have taken during the last two weeks abase twenty tons of quartz. They are looking very well, and, I think, procaine a very good rettira." The first ordinary general meeting of the London and African Trading Company (Limited) is called for the 29th inst. The half-yearly interest on the debentures of the Canada Landed Credit Company is announced for payment in due course. The half-yearly interest is announced on the shares of the Ottoman Railway Company. Notice has been given of the removal of the offices of the English and Swedish Bank (Limited) to 13, St. Helen's-place, Bishopsgateetreet. The letters of allotment and regret of the Tyne Iron Shipbuilding Company (limited) were de livered yesterday. We are requested to state that the subscription list of the Sardinian Company (Limited) will be closed on Thursday, the 23rd inst. The Council of India invite tenders for the con veyance of about 6,270 troops from the United Kingdom to India. The increasing appreciation of Indian tea is a point of interest to the shareholders in the numerous tea companies which are now being carried out is India and in this country. The following is from a circular issued thin day by Messrs. W. S. Shuttle worth and Co. : The priacioal fea:nre in the tea market during the past week has been a public sale of the Assam Company's and Indian tea, which sold with much spirit, and some descrip tions brought the highest p rices vet realised ; sod althne.k the sale was marked by ma irregularity in prices, it minereßy showed an advance, which ringed from a yeuui to p.r•ft pews per lb. This result, and the Inorseeing popularity et these teas, present a great ineouraipment to the new under takings that have recently been launched for extending the cultivation of the plant in India, end which promises to be come in the come of a few yean an important branch of our Wien trade. KONDAT &WM% Consols, which closed on Saturday at 904 to ex div. for the Bth of July, opened this morning at the Mlle quotation, and closed at 90 to I. reor money the last price was 891 to j. The official business report is as follows :—Three par Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 891, 1 ; ditto far amount, 901, 90, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 88k, 1,1; New Three per Cents., 881, 89, 881; India Mock, abut ; ditto, Viva per Cent. Stock, 1 0 4 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1888, 99 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 104; ditto Five and-alalf per Cent., 115. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quiet. Ex chequer Bills remain at Be. to 3a. dia. the Marsh, and Si. dia. to par the June. Foreign stools were heavy, especially in the afternoon. he at of as he re be to to Lb W 0 to Per tie