The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (11118 DAY.) EQUITY COURTS. (Before the Lords Justices of Appeal.) rx PARTE ACRANAN IN HZ Tit! PUTIIIMMULL (COUILLARD'S ?AM(T) rust Cow , Awr —mown. The appellant was the official liquid a t or o f th e above named company, and the appeal was from an order of Mr. Commissioner Hill, allowing as a debt against the company the claim of Messrs. P arid Company for the sum of 2,070 t. C oppear that in the year 1868 Madame Conillard and o. carried on the manufacture of the patent fuel at Swansea, and in the month of October in that year entered into a contract with Messrs. Pegg tor the Supply of small coal, not lees than 100 tons a day, at 3e. 6d. a too, delivered at the top of the in- cline into waggons to be provided by Madame Conillard and Co. ; payment to be made monthly by bills. The coal was delivered pursuant to the contract down to the month of February, 1861, when the above-named company was formed to carry on the Dad aism which had been previously carried on by Madame Couillard and Co. Alter that time the coal was supplied by Meesrs. Pegg to the company, as they (Mews. Pegg) alleged, on the terms of the contract, end the bills for pay. meet were drawn upon and accepted by the com pany. • The contract stipulated that it might be determined on six months' notice, and in the month of July, 1861, the company by the person neutering to act as managing director, and also by their solicitor, pve notice to determine the contract at the expiration of me months. Messrs. Pegg continued to deliver 100 tons of coal a day at the top of the incline, but the company not providing the waggon for removal, it was stacked by Mews. Pegg in an adjacent field and notice thereof given to the company. The total quan tity so stacked amounted to about 13,800 tons. The stack of cal subsequently ignited by spontaneous combustion, and was, to a grad extent, burnt ; and it was in its present state considered worth only 3d. per ton. The debt allowed by the commissioner was in respect of a claim by Mara Peg; for the price of the coal furnished by them as above. u pon the argument of the appeal on the 30th May, Mr. Halins, Q.C., and Mr. Jewel, i n su pp or t of the appeal, contended that the coos y ins not bound by the contract with Madame and Co. Willcock, Q. 0., sad Mr. Roxburgh, for Means. Pegg, insisted that the original contract had been adopted and acted upon by the company, from the time of its formation until the notice to dramatise it, given by the company in July, 1861. Their lordships, this morales, delivered the decision of the court, to the effect that there was insufficient evidence to show either bargain and sale, or delivery of the coal to, or appropriation thereof by, the company, and that the= admitted by the commissioner ought to be expunged. would be no costa of the appeal, but the appellant might take back the deposit. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) At ACKACRN r. MAMBOSI, TRAFFORD, AND rirriddints. Dr. Spinks and Mr. Needham for the petitioner ; Mr. Pritchard for the respondent. In 18.i0 the petitioner, a gardener at Lincoln, married the respondent and lived with her for about three years. He then traced her to • house where be found her in the act of adultery with the co-respondent Trafford, to whom be pee • sound thrashing. After this, there was of course a separation, and she bad sinoe been living with the other co-respondent, a timber dealer, pasting as his wife, and having children by him. There were pleas of not guilty and of connivance, but no evidence was given in support of them. The Court nude a decree nisi, with costs against Traf ford. As to the question of costs against Pepperdise, his lordship reserved LW decision. NO/1111 V. NOREIB.-A LOST MATCH. Dr. Phißimers, Q.C., and Dr. Spicks, for the petitioner ; Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., and Mr. Pritchard, for the respondent. This was an application fur a judicial separation, on the of cruelty. The petition e r , who was originally a ground sPaviour was the only daughter of • gentleman nam e d Parlour, resident at Richmond, afterwards at Felthani, and later still at Derby Lodge, Sunbury. The petitioner had been acquainted with the respondent for about three years be:ore the marriage ; but, according to the statement of the learned civilian who led her case, her parents were extremely averse to her union with him. The marriage took place on the 14th of July, 1860. She had a fortune of 1501. settled on her, and her husband was described as a person of competent means. There bad been two children of the marriage, the first born on the 15th of March, 1861 ; and the second on the 14th day of April last. A separation had in the meantime taken place in the September pre vious. [The are wu proceeding when we went to pram] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) IR ELZ NARCHL.NT.-3118DESCRIPTION. The bankrupt was described as "foreman cooper at Bt. Katherine's Docks," residing in Great Portland-street. A motion was now made to dismiss the petition on the of insufficient description. It appeared t h a t th e bankrupt's wife had carried on the business of an outfitter ; but no reference was made to this in the petition. His Honour held that the omission was fatal, and dis missed the petition. Mr. Harcourt, on behalf of the bankrupt, immediately presented another petition in proper form. IN as JOHN - mriRLAN. The bankrupt, of no occupation, was described as late of Bryaustone-mnare, and of Watto&villas, Brampton. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. The liabili ties are considerable, upwards of 19,0001., chiefly on bonds and bills which he had given on the strength of some pro perty to which he was said to be entitled. Mr. Chiclle , for the assignees, asked for an adjourn ment, the ba eet not being filed. It was proposed that ell the proofs on notes sod bonds should stand over until the accounts were before the court. Mr. Sargood appeared for the bankrupt. Adjourned fora month. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) LV RE DIXON. The bankrupt was described as an engineer, of Ber mondsey. This was the adjourned sitting for discharge. Debts, between 2001. and 3031. At the last sitting the case was adjourned to give the bankrupt an opportunity of making a proposal to his creditors. Mr. Aldridge, for the official assignee, stated that nothing had been done. Mr. Dowse, who appeared for the bankrupt, explained that he had endeavou re d t o ra i se a li t tl e money by the sale of hie property before he came to the oourt ; but all the proceeds had been swallowed up by costs and =pewees, with the exception of about 31. lOn Under these circum stances he was not in a position to make any proposal to his creditors. Hie Honour saw no objection to granting the order, which was granted aocordiogly. LI RE BALLS. The bankrupt, a clerk in a merchant's office, residing at Ashton, applied for his order of discharge. Liabilities of billing amount, including about 24/. on accommo d a ti on bill Mr. Aldridge opp osed. In the bankrupt's statement of affairs there were no leas than four sums due as arrears of rent of different houses, some owing since 1856. When insolvent himself be had become security for others to loan societies, and had thus increased his liabilities. His Honour asked the bankrupt if he hail any offer to make to his creditor& The bankrupt said he could not afford more than 51. a year out of his small salary. His Honour said that was insufficient. The order of dis charge must be suspended for six months, on the ground that be had incurred liabilities without a reasonable ex pectation of being able to pay them. Bankrupt—Will your Honour give protection The Commissioner—l say nothing abort protection. You will not be interfered with unless a judgment in the county court is obtained against you. IN HZ MORTON. -DIVIDIND. The bankrupt was &merchant, of Finch-lane. The failure occurred in 1859, and created some excitement at the tuna, owing to the bankrupt being charged with fraud and forgery of bills, of which he was convicted, and sentenced to tour ' penal servitude. His liabilities are between 60,000/. and 70,0001. Dividends of 3s. in the pound have already been paid, and the &mete nos in hand will yield • further dividend of 2ix, shortly to be declared. The bankrupt, en attorney's clerk, of Bennington, ap plied for his order of discharge. Mr. Dines opposed. In 1856 the bankrupt had been pn , ceedial against by information laid 1011:12i him by the Attorney - General for • breach of the revenue laws. Mr. Dines defended him, and costs to the amount of 371. had been incurred, which had never been paid. It appeared that the bankrupt bad allowed his name to be placed in the 'lrene° of his brothers, who were maltsters, and hence his liability. The bankrupt had offered to pay U. a month, , but be had not done so ; at length Mr. Dines had obtaitied !udginent against him. His only other debt was to his tr. - other, who held security. Mr. Denny supported. -- The bankrupts salary was only 30e. a week, and his in come was precarious. His Honour said he must pay a pound a month as loog as be was in receipt of his present income, and on that con dition the order would be granted. (Before Mr. Risrisdrar Haslitt.) IN RN HmtiT HILL.—THR lAPZ AISSURANcR TKERSURT. The bankrupt was described as an oil refiner, of Cons mercialued East. Thu was the elimination meeting. 4,113/. ; assets of trifling amount. Mr. Stansfield, the official assignee, reported that the account, bad been made out in • very slovenly manner, without • single reverence, sod not added up. The bankrupt, in examination, stated that he was • depositor in the Life Assurance Treasury, and had • balance there of 160/. when th e concern stopped payment. It wee now in come of winding up. He was liable to the com pany on two bills of 1001. each. He wee unable to render better amount., his books being detained by Mr. Stopley, an accountant, who claimed • lien on them for preparing his accounts. The registrar said the aecountant had no right to detain the bankrupt's books. Notioe must be gine to him requiring the books to be given up, otherwir be would be etunntooed. The bankrupt's examination was adjuarned for a month, at hisown expenau SHERIFFS' COURT. RED I,IOE4IQUARE. (Before Mr. Under-Sheriff Bombell and a Jury.) WAITE V. AINOLD.—A. DC= IN COOPS. This was the second muse in the list, and in neither ease did the parties appear. Mr. Digby attended as counsel for Captain Waite, and craved a few minute.' indulgence for his witnesses. Mr. Under-Sheriff Bluebell thought as the jury had attended from moose distance their convenience should be consulted. Kr. Digby hoped the jury would wait a few minutes. Mr. Under-Sheriff Burchell—As soon as tho jury give me an intimation I shall stay no longer. The flu took the hint and wanted to go. They were accordingly din The Under-ch i : l r told Mr. Digby that he bad better withdraw the record. Mr. Digby accordingly withdrew the record in the presence of • professiooal adviser for the defendant. The action was only brought for 54, money lent, and the costs of the present proceeding will no doubt exceed the amount of the debt. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1862. THE POLICE COURTS. (Tate DAY.) MARLI3OROUGHBTRUST. ETTALUIG A VALUABLE DIAMOND RING. Brian Conner, was charged with stealing a diamond ring, of the value of 301., the property of Mr. John Norton Tanking, surge o n o f the National 'Vaccine Institution, 8, Itimell-strest, Fitzroy-square. Mr. Tomkins said he saw the ring safe on the writing. table of his study the day before, and yesterday he missed it, the prisoner being engaged in the home with other workmen. The ring was of the mine of 251. or 301. suatment Franklin, E, said the ring was found in the pri g when the police were celled. Mr.l:O "n remanded the prisoner to ens whether he could be got into a reformatory. ASSAULT ST A COLONZL'S FOOTMAN AT LORD DOLBY% PARTY. Thomas Price, footman to Colonel Jooel , was charged with assaulting Craabie, fit C, while engaged superintending the carriage arrangements at a party at the Earl of D er by's, St. James's-square, the previous night. It appears that the coachman of Colonel Jooel n broke the rank formed by the police, and on the constable Crosbie attempting to move the carnage back the prisoner . pushed the constable under the homes` feet, and on his getting up, having fallen on his hands, the prisoner struck him a severe blow with his fist. Prisoner—l ;:nin Colonel .I'n's anise, and all I did woe by accident. I have been locked up all night, and as I gall probably lose my situation I hops you will be lenient. Yr. Knox—Do you mean to may you gave the constable a blow by accident? Banos, 27 C, confirmed the first witness, and said the blow given by the prisoner was a deliberate one. Mr. ICnox—Bat for believing you will lose your situation when your master, Colonel Jocelyn, knows you have as saulted a constable while doing his duty, I would send you to prison without a fi ne f or a month. I shall, however, order you to pay 20a., or a month. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE err ammo TILIGRAPIL ) MANCHESTER MEETING.—{THIS DAY.) VOLUNTEER CORPS STAKE& One mile sad a distance. North Pole, Tommy Joins, and Town (bum:Ulm arehere. TWO YEAR OLD STAKE& T.Y.C. Bohemia, Lord Arthur, and Golden Drop are here. TRADESMEN'S CUP. Two miles. Ivanhoff, Knundord, Wynnstay, Tim Whiffler, Earl cf Weitmoreland, and Tommy Jones aro here. SELLING HANDICAP. Oise mile. Charles Fox, Little Captain, sad Garibaldi are here. CITY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Eidolon, Maid of the Mist, Town Councillor, Um - riot, here. Tommy Jones, Captain Cro w , Walbichis, and Melody are QUEEN'S PLATE. Three miles and a distance. Brahmin. Tim Whiffler. Chsrltoe, Tommy Jones, Hunts ford, Retest°, Lady Alice Hawthorne, Iranhoif, Lord of Linne, Maid of the Mist, Dictator, North Pole. King of Kars. Ca ptai n Crow, Lord Albert, and Earl of Westmore. land are CHELMSFORD MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) CHELMSFORD HANDICAP. Two miles. Breechloader, Dorkiug, Bolero, Flighty, Traveller, and Cock Robin are hen. ENTRY FOR MALDON STAKES. Pretty Honebreeker , Sagittarius, Peneus, snit Moun tain Doe. MEMBERS' PLATE. Half .mile. Arco, The Don, Tribal Cain, Blackbird, Alba, Duncan, Freestone, Swindler Penns, Daerfoot, Pardon, Fonteaoy, and Barchettina an haze. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Charybdis, Flighty, Bolero, CaShan, Rhcebaa, Old Part, Flirtation, Toni*, Gibraltar, Cowslip, Don, lady Bard, Dorking, and Blackbird. TOWN PLATE. One mile. Dorking, The Don, Aoco, Primus. Otho, and Freestone are here. THE CHARITY CHILDREN AT ST. PAUL'EL-(THIS DAY.)--This morning the annual gathering of charity chil dren from the various metropolitan and suburban parishes took place at St. Paul's Cathedral. The large open space under the dome was fitted up for their accommo dation, and the appearance they presented was very picturesque, being seated in rows one above another, and all dressed with scrupulous mother and care. They walked in procession from their various pa. rishm, headed by the clergy in their robes, the church wardens, and the parochial beadles bearing the insignia of their offices. The unsettled state of the weather rendered the processions less imposing than they usually are. In the cathedral there was a full choral service, and the children sang the 100th Psalm with great heartiness and correctness. The service was = by the Bight Ser. Dr. Charles Baring, Bishop of RETRAORDINARY STRANDING OY LARGI FlBll,-. On Monday afternoon, about 5 o'clock, the Whitton sands (war Howden) presented a most remarkable scene. Between forty and Lift large fish, which bad come up th e Humber i n pursuit of prey, having ventured too far into shallow water, were left by the receding tide, and in turn soon became victims to a superior force. The fish, 42 in number, were from twenty to thirty feet in length, and weighed from three to four tons each. As soon as they were discovered, a capturing party, armed with spades, Ito., was organised, and the attack commenced. The fish were struck above the fins, and in a short time the blood flowed so profusely that for several hundred yar d s the sands were ankle deep with the purple stream. In about two bows and a half all the fish were dead. Some of the caresses were disposed of for country " exhibitions," while • eswiderable quantity of blubber was obtained from the rest. Our informant, John Mays, of Faxtleet, near How des, has brought a specimen of the blubber to Hull, and is in search of purchasers.—Eastern Counties Herald. " FRIRIDLY " CRITICISI(B.-A friend of mine, who is a successful author, told me how, when he pub lished his first book, he made quite sure that all his friends would read it, and more particularly that all his cousins, to whom he sent copies of his book, would do so. But he con fided to me as one of the lessons he had arrived at in g o i ng on , that it is with total strangers that any writer must hope for whatever success he may reach. Your cousins, thinking to mortify you, will diligently refrain from reading your volume ; at least they will profess that they do so, though you will find them extremely well coached up in all the weak and foolish passages with which the reviewers have found fault ; and these passages they will hasten to point out to your father and mother, also to your wife, at the same time expressing their anxious hope that these foolish may not do you harm. My friend told me how in C a ll gei rst book there was a monism* which his cousins feared would give offence to a certain eminent person who had shown him kindness ; and the promptitude with which they could always turn up the passage, and the vigorous and fluent manner in which they could point oat how offensive it must prove to the eminent person, testified to the amount of pains they had bestowed upon the discussion of the sub ject Among the six hundred pages, how easily and swiftly they could always find this unlucky page. My friend told me that in a rather popular hook of his there was a passage of a few pages in length, which had been severely critic:deed. Possibly it was weak—possibly it was absurd. I confer that I read it, and it did not strike mess remarkable. However, the critics generally attacked it ; and probably they were right. A few weeks ago my friend told me he met a very pretty young cousin, of twenty-years, for the first time. With a radiant smile, the fair cousin began to talk to my friend about his efforts in authorship. " Oh, Mr. Smith," said she, "do you know, the only thing I ever read in your books was that pert where you said"—uo matter what. "It was so funny! Do you know Cousin Dick showed it to me the moment I arrived at Asaidas-street." I have not the faintest doubt that Cousin Disk did. I have myself beard Dick quote a sentence from his relative's work which sounded very flippant and presumptuous. I turned up the ps and requested Dick to ()beam that he was (uiliam' • y, but grossly) misrepresenting the passage. It was not the least like what be quoted, and the version given by him was altered greatly foe the worse. Dick saw he was wren; but several times I have sines beard him give the Meowed qaotatioo, just as before. Of course, his purpose was not to represent his relative as a man of taste and seam PPOiCeI Magazine for Jute. A very large number of half-crowns of the time of Charles I. mid mem reins of Jame I. have bass dug no Dear Southampton ill supposed they were hid daring the 1 civil war. WARN L1278.-(THIS DAY.) Two °Twos.. Scarcely any business is going forward to-day in the railway market, except in connexion with the settlement. The tone, however, is firm. Caledo nian stock has risen nearly * per cent., and South Eastern and Lancaahire and Yorkshire *to I. Other lines are well supported. The quo tations are now for the new account. London and North Western stock is quoted 90 to ; Great Western, 721 to * ; Lancashire and ; kYorshire, 107 k to 108*; South Eastern, 831 to 84 Midland, 127} to it ; Caledonian, 108 f to I ; Eastern Counties, 56 to *; and Great Northern, 114 to 115. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather dull at 41 to 4 prem. Belgian lines are likewise quiet, and the inquiries for Indian Lave subsided. ULDINA&Y IMLULIIII AND STOCKS. an. IPd 1 ZAILWATI. I Clagl yada c. 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Oossavlsl — 156,006 Bt. Do. 4 p.4.940t. liba 100 5,066,68& U. ad sad East Indls 100 IEI IU 1,499310 84. London 100 66 57 664 2,031,800 U. SR Eallsrlas lOO 56 58 010,806 U. loallasesplon 100 800,000 U. Victoria 11.0001 00 Do. New ODLONIAL 110YELNIIIIIT 1110111112111. No. I Illt I 119066 L IDI I CI. prices. i Balos. 7..... :: Do e r. is: PA Z, " ..I4 lie 110 LT .... .. Do.. par 46.1501.11/op. 100 167 169 —.. . Do. 4pm al MarEllsp. 100 157 100 1,116, .. Do. 1 per cost. Ulk .. Do. Iperosotin. Stock 100 97 90 .... .. de Ilopsip.ot.lBBo 100 111 113 —.. .. do. 100 111 111 .... .. Do. do 1151 100 111 116 141 .. Now Brogw.Gacep. et. 100 106 108 1074 —.. .. N. 8.194145Gv.5p. a 1 100 1001 1011 .... .. Do. sp. 6..1E1 to DM 100 90 100 .... .. Do. 6p. a., 1888 lOl El 100 .. Now Dialsad 4 per coot 100 1110 111 101 .. Noss Booths 6p. 0., 1876 100 108 110 .... .. S. AuS.Gov. 6 p.c. Bonds 116 156 110 .... .. V1a.40v.6p.0..14n.4,1163 109 116 110 .... .. Do. do. 6p a. darn a 6 100 1061 106 1061 4 /011.81116 /WU& No. 1 ID. 1 Mau. I UAW ID Assindlaa 89110 I Ban ewd. Lisdle4 2I 1 - 10,000 5 Ens& LE 1LC0.(1,99) I ill 4 14000 438 I amis Elver 60 .... 10,000 10 OoplarlS . l6 7 8 26000 1 Des MI 111 8 Ewa Del Itsy(UVisdr) 1 I 11 pm UDE 11 foetus (Llm.) Tomo io Odd 4ll 19 —.. 10,000 I Et. Nast seL AssleallsTial 11 f tOs 1 f *O4O 11 'speedo (Uss.) 1 1 pm PO 8 Unmet KM 1 Dasitsalsa - 101.11111, 1 Usiqulls sE i 10,0 0 00 1 N. .240.4.18.9.84. 1 1 is IS 0 1 6 180,000 5 Post 1 Banta Iliselres Gold 3( 1 1 pm I/ 00000 1 Ilcolllsk A. (Uss.) 14s. If I pal I; 2 11.000 91 96,..1011a de Boy pa) 11 09 61/ ek *174 11.181 NEU liallssa 4l 81 7 1 111 110.01, I Worms., 1 1.16.1 lsf 416.9.6 3 Yadassuatsas aim). all 14 8 f JOINT 810 CK EADIKE. Mo. lab. 1 MALL IN. 1 01. pulses. I ie... 10.00 0 108 Apa god D. Lek . 10,080 100 Anlineelam.tfaverpool IRMO AO Au*ado 10,000 II Beak of 10721 SAN 100 Wok as Lagoa 10,000 80 Belt& N. Looks 12,600 SO Char.BILBAL Colombia 10.100 10 C. lA. maisa.Age.,ukin. %WV U CULL Mare. of Lie. Leo., and COOL SOO 100 CUT 111,0001 100 Oolemisl . .. 10,000,10.11 O. a °Zia; 06,000 1 00 Be& B.64.llAmeLOmeroe 10,000: 100 Imperial tank, Waited 10,000 100 Landau and Brazilian 06,000 10 Li IX Lek el Avoid WOOS DI Do. New 16,000 10 Ludas eat 10,100 SO Leedom LIM= 10,000 10 Lawton* mama Andean 10,000 100 Lem. end Wedadagler 10.000 108 Nebo. d Prow. Bank 60,030 101 INA Pram of 16,000 10 Do. Now.. 10,000 18 Mak 16,000 O N O New ooogel Booth Rohe 80,400 16 Orlgmla leak Donors 16,000 10 04Sogeen Bank 10,000 100 Provloglal of Inland 10.000 II lona 61,000 II Liam of Amanita 0301 IN Usk. al Laub.. ST 11l i 1 1 2 1 Poi Oa le U U 70 81 • IMs 19& Oh 84 IS /6 el SD 10 In 18 tra dii as Ife ss a se k die sei 7Se sok Pa .... 11 7 9 i - I 41 60i Air 24 84 In if 48 ibk 44 e 151 4 331 411 - No. 180. I oo:sputum liAli NM* MAN ACM SON, lulli 1.714 us.ere 60,00 u 60,000 40,000 001 600,0 : 0i1 18, 110, 2‘ 1 ,710 1.40111 MON 14,106 74031 Ifsr° a:ri a: It. 10.71 110000 10.18 AnEle.mum" Aelantie • AL Idel mas i 8, C) amiestaa Agri Dern, WiIIiIWWWICS.. Bat. At lebb Wm. TIC • Da Do. 3 7 per a Di= 0 Mewls Lad a Smegleit kiov. Mem Pretenses _ . De.lllp. et. Peep. Deb. TandlaaLork.Stuppugb Maet.lndlalrrleit eaual neettle Tel in. =a Tel • • 000. Steam Naelgeeten West Ship (Lbalted) Do. 11l per cent. Pete. Loa. DONA Tot Loa Goa. Oloalbas Oa Laa.&B.lre. GILT& L.) Madam /k. Tat. (Um.) Ifalloara Diassout torborldaoaolalres(Ll Nothaelawfol B p. a. N. Sera, II N. Boot. as Ariestaalaa.. I N D: 1 .11ow Odes. to Via. ).. Pool n n lAN ilna _ sad Orles. Nem Liss Lad TeL GAle litquar . y is,. Now litlo =Jan. CULIm.(L) Do. Ikea Moll Nom sus =el lama= Soma Lesbian= Lad Sabbath= id. &sip Do. do. 1. 4 clo, re'tgraph to butts (L ) T. 4 A 4. of AostL.) Y.L Tivatettat.Co.U.Quiada Ijo. Kingdom Tot. (L.). fltoosoree F.. 1. IT; lII} S i IS IS IS -ii IS SO le SI i 11 110 116 12 15 SI 36 167 he 107 110 p.r 9Pm 100 109 li 2 9 to 17 1 D'' 2 1 2 pm Si 41 :: 1 1 12 14 i 14 li 11 0 7 67 SO 71 73 10 111 pm 18! lfri 17 111 21t 1 101 . 51 .68 lii iiii 1 52_ 84. .1 _1 foils Dar du 1 1 par Pm I 1 We 0 10 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. larsaanon. Juan 11.—Lancarlare and Yorkshire, 107i—Tan• caster and Carlisle, 1084—London and North Western, Grand Trunk of Canada. ell—Great Luxembourg shares, is Great Western of Canada, 11 5-18 ex din.—Erfe (ex ameasnient), nl—Birkenhead, ggli. Britsunoeut Juan 11.—BusIneat was quiet In thls market to-day, bat priers were firm. Britannia Mill Company sham were dealt io at par—Metropolitan Waggon Company shares. at U. tea. ed. p.—Birmingham Waggon Company shares, at 131- 11hrogaldre Bank, at 4 —Birmingham and Stour Valley guru won dein la at 84: and Smith 8t affords at 101. Illanunnwna, Jean IL —There was a good ansekst, bat prior were rather lower. Eastern Counties, Wl—Grand Trunk of Canada, for amount. 23 —lllinois Central, 46 d.—lanemhire and Yorkshire, for moonlit. 1071—M1dknd. ifq—Nortbern Counties Bank, 4 p. par—Link.' Bank, fj t p. —?fro nasurance, 4 d. ov Waxman's Cipani, TOTTENHAM COUBT-10AD.—ti freehold paoporty, euveriffiirle at th e circular bundles ea the west side of Tottenham-court and abutting on the seat side of John-street, liltzroy• square, known as Whitfield's Chapel, and the adjoining burial ground, was yesterday disposed of by auction, under a decree of the High Court of Chancery. The foundation storm of the church was laid in the beginning of Jugs, 1756, and it was opened far public worship by the Rev. George Whitfield on the 7th ef November in the same year. The chapel, with the boo' end girls' schools, formed the first lot, and realised, after a brisk competition, 4,4001. The burial-ground, with froetagee to the Tottenham-apart reed and Jobs-street, was divided into six lots, and brought altogether 1,5651. It was rumoured at the conclusion of the sale that the purchaser of the property prepense to erect a Rais.hall on an extensive scale on the site el the chapel. MONBY MABIEBT.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Csocw. The weekly Court at the Bank of England has broken up without raising the rate of discount, yet, although an alteration seems to have been rather generally anticipated, there is no im provement in the funds. Console are quoted the same as they closed yesterday. The other markets are steady, but there is still a general deficiency of business. The arrangement of the fortnightly ac count in shares and foreign stocks continues to en gage attention. English railway stocks, in some instances, are a little firmer. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 82c., being about the same as yes terday. Turkish Loan scrip is quoted 21 to 3 prem. ; Egyptian, lit to 11 prem. ; and Russian, I to 1 prem• Consols are officially marked 914 and 4, ex div., for money, and 911 ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 914 to for cub, and 911 to 4 for July 10. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 5-16 ; India Stock, 231; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1074, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1883, 991 ; ditto 1864,994 ; ditto Bonds, 20e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfued " rupee paper, 1034 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1091 ; Exchequer Bills, 55., 23. prem. There is little change in foreign stocks. Mexican and Italian bonds and the Spanish Certificates are all dull, at the late decline. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 824 to 4, and that of 1858, 70 to 4. The tone of this department is not favourable. Transactions are reoorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001 ; Egyp tian Seven per Cents. (scrip), 14 prem. ; ditto paid up Scrip, 844, 834 ; Italian Five per Cents., 711, 1 (exchange 25fr u ) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 31, ; ditto, for account, 311 ; Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 464 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862 paid-up scrip, 931 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 541 ; the Committee's Certificates, 9, 81 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, 70 ; ditto for account, 70, 4 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 21, 3 prem. ; ditto paid-up Scrip, 704, 1, 4. The Atrato has arrived from the West Indies, with 215,0001. in specie ; and the Latona, from Melbourne, with 30,0001. The course of the Vienna exchaage continues to indicate a decided improvement in the Austrian currency. The quotation has fallen to 127.80. _ _ The issue of coupons has been considered a great improvement on the old practice of making holders apply at the Exchequer for the half-yearly interest on Exchequer Bills : those on the last issue of June bills fell due yesterday. The new mode saves the time of both the borrowers and the lenders. It is urged, however, that an additional improvement would be gained if the amount of interest were stated on the coupons, as is customary with those on railway debentures, &c., from which govern ment have evidently taken the new arrangement. Theundermentioitedgold ships are now on theway from Australia to this country, viz. :—The Imtona (oat 110 days), with 30,0001. ; Agincourt (87 days), with 125,0091. ; Dover Castle (75 days), with 84,5001. ; Suffolk (62 days), with 142,0 ML ; For mosa (60 days), with 52,0001. ; Marco Polo (53 days), with 43,500/. • the SWUM (153 days), with 112,0001. The a ggregate is 689,0001., of which only about 150,0001. is yet due. Some excitement prevailed at Lloyd's yesterday upon the receipt of intelligence that the Federal war ships have captured the steamers Stettin, Fox, and Swan, and the ships Agnes, 11. Ward, Governor Morton, and Magnolia. Of these vessels the only one from England is the Stettin, which was cap tared off Charleston bar. It being understood that an attempt would be made to enter one of the Confederate porta, the premium of insurance upon the Stettin previous to her departure from this country ranged from 15 to 25 guineas per oent. With regard to the steamer Circas sian, news of whose capture was received a short time back, we are informed that the premium on the cargo varied from 20 to 40 guineas per cent, and was to cover transhipments and risk of break ing the blockade in any port in America. This risk—namely, that of breaking the blockade—has been insured against in so many instances in this country, that some persons apprehend difficulties between our government and that of America. Probably about 20 ships and cargoes have been insured at Lloyd's. The difficulty of putting a stop to this illegal kind of business would be considerable, since such transactions are entered into as private speculations, and government could have no information respecting them through the Stamp-office, or otherwise. The policies are of course stamped, but, as they would be clearly illegal and the stamps useless did they apply simply to breaking the blockade, evasions are resorted to. The destination of a ship to any block aded port in particular is not specially expressed, although that possible contingency is named in the policy. It cannot be made too widely known that all persons who, whether openly or secretly, violate the rights of neutrality and her Majesty's proclama tion, forfeit all claim to the protection of their government under any contingency that may arise. Telegrams received last night announce a terrible fire at St. Petersburg. Large warehouses and shops covering several acres have been destroyed. The loss, according to some accounts, is little less than a million sterling, but it is to be hoped that this will prove to be over-estimated. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows an increase of 9,048/., the receipts this year including those of Whit Sunday ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 4,2311. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 3,1441. ; and the Great Western, an increase of 7,7911. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 30th ult. were 8,606/. sterling, being 1,6531. more than in the corresponding week of last year. At the meeting yesterday of the African Steam-ship Company, a dividend for the half-year ending April last at the rate of seven per cent per annum, free of income tax, was declared, the directors' report being adopted. The preparations yesterday for Friday's settlement in the British railway market showed only a very moderate supply of stock. Lancashire and York shire and Great Northern stocks were scarce, while Caledonian and Great Western were comparatively well supplied. The following were the terms at the close of business : London and North Western I to t per cent. " con stock Mulattos." Great Western nuation." Midland Lancashire and Yorkahire i per cent. " backwards tion." Caledonian - percent. "continuation." Gnat Northern i6 to i per Vest " bask wardation." Sorstla Eastern ... i to } per cent. " °nations tion." Subjoined are the quotations of ins Pa. dock, and other shares, as given in the l ast Exchange list : lnamance. —Albert Yadkin Life and Family Endow. ment, 2i ;animas British and Forams , 14 ; Commercial Union, 20 • Crown, 24; Magla, 74 ; Guarasa, 524 ; Is demnity darine, 166 Lorna% 44 ; London arid Provincial Marine, 2 ; 106 to 106 ; Mereastile Fire, 34 One.. Manse, 134 to 133 ; Pbcenix. 140 ex div. ; Book Life, 8 ; Manus and Mereff Marine, 34. Ges Light and —City of London A,274 ; ditto New, 7 ; Equiteble, 84 ; Imperial, 83; ditto New, 68 ; Loader., 714 ; United General, 26. Balm—Fiat and West WI., 133 ; London, 67 ; 81. Est/arise, 574 to 564 to 564. Waterworks. ; Grad Junction, 734 ; Lam bent, 10B; Southwark and Vauxhall, 12.7 y. Oman.— Walla and Barks, 4 ex div. With reference to the market for American Se curities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as fol lows : Bow our but of this day week, the market is Leaden for American Securities remained very heavy, and low rates ware in Many instances submitted to. Erie Thirds toothed 81, and New York Central 7 per Cent., 1864, 821. Illinois Shares declined to 474 discount_ and Erie Shares to 31, whilst Virginia 6 per Cent. Bonds were done as low as 47. On Monday, on receipt of telegrams from New York to the 29th ult., some important purchases were made, and the character of the market decidedly improved. Today the improvement has made further progress, the market closing firm at the quotations, with an active inquiry for almost all dame of securities. The demand is chiefly as heretofore, for shipment to America ; there are, however, some buyers of Illinois and Erie Shares, for home account. Itis somewhat singular that the purchases by the English public should almost be exclusively coughed to these two stocks, paying DO dividends, whilst such stocks as the Pennsylvania Central sod New York Central Railroads, paying apparently a minimum dividend of 6 to 8 per cent. on the stock at per, and whose returns exhibit a vast increase over those of last year, are comparatively neglected. The advises from Victoria speak in enconragmg terms of the project for a lino of steamers to Eng land. The active support of the colonial govern ment seems to be fully anticipated. The Hasty has arrived from China with 161,400 the. of tea. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Console, which clo i tiesterday at 914, ex div., for the 10th July e, and closed at 911, ' sellers." For money the last price was 911 to 1 The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 4,4, ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 914, t, I, ex div. • Bank Stuck , 234, 235 ; Three per Cents. ReduCed, 914, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents. 914, ; India Five per Cent. stock. 1074, 4, ditto Four per Cent. debentures, 1864, 100, ditto 18,141 or 1866, 100, 994 ; Five per Omit., "refaced" rupee paper, 1034 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 1091, 4. _ . _ The India Five per beat. Stock remains at 1 . 071 to }, as div. The rupee paper wee again inquired for. Increased business prevailed in the market for Exchequer Bills, owing to the rise in the value of money. Bales were made as low as par, and the closing quotation was 2s. to 7s. prem. The *woad general meeting of the Babia Gas Company is called for the 24th inst. FORZON ILIIILWAYS. 5 55peiss Luse*• BsUmbra arduous 2 11151dattlrs.Z.V.p.15 ma J t=lo aularnip:: U Or ris Mao MIL - _ k it a . " llWard -- - as 14 ▪ 'Disk& Absolah an !Ira al Irmo; . all Madam gua. a an Ot. °matzo& at h an Laza=caal all J an Ulu (boatman lb Bala all l lo am an Ana Unshod a and all ll Karla Antaal osa a all Nara.aldnie 1 _ rra ßy She alli rca rit =. 15 I De. Nll Ilbarai e Norwegla w Thank 15 OttossaallmayrnaLldla) aD all Parla. pails sad Orlss Wean and al Mena le ltaana sad B. ltaaalaaa .11 .bir aa s d Diusalan Royal Dania Raid Saadi& Do.Tptmg. sad Yaw m i s hk i l 0 m pg* , cant. Me 1i.7 pent t Vamilla rot a ltalaaanPaysP n Turin mad Sanaa ilausaara trases w.m Ilialas leper am. Pew I Wait, I. W. 4 hems W /6 1S ;I 4 11 Ile. II 1$ 4 4:: . . 141 141 Se $1 10 ft 411 •*i 8 10 8 7 Ye 4111 44 60 81 6 a 16 If H } I. 111 1 4 4::, It V I li 111 MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two &Ciao& In the mining market to-day, Wheal Ludcott shares are very firm, at 12f to 13t. East Caradon are also in good demand, at 431 to . Marko Valley continue flat, at 8i to Fast Cern Brea are quoted 17t to 18i ; Ct's Kitchen, 30 to 31; Great Wheal Fortune, 26 to ; North Bassett, 3i to 4 ; Wheal Grenville, 61 to 7 ; Wheal Union, 41 to 6 : and Wheal Sithney Carnmet 31 to 1 St. John del Rey and United MAMMA Mining shares are flat. Scottish Australian continue to meet with inquiry. The directors of the Hindostan (Singhbhootn) Copper Company have received advice of the arri val at the mines of the smelters and minors sent out from England. One of the smelters, who was previously at the works, states that be is surprised at the great improvements, and that the men are getting the furnaces ready for smelting. We understand that Mr. J. G. Tyrie has resigned his seat as one of the committee of management of the Drakewalls Mining Company. At the Charlotte United Mines meeting, held on Tuesday, Mr. John Hooking of Marazion (purser of Prosper United), was appointed manager and purser, the whole of the books, papers, and leases to be handed over to him. Mr. Hooking lately purchased a very large interest in Charlotte United. The mine looks well, and there are 148 tons of excellent quality copper ore for wale this week. At the Caradon Consols Mine meeting yesterday, the accounts, made up to the end of March, showed • credit balance of 1,2091. Bs. A call of 101. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IKPERLiL AVIRAGFB. t 74 up. WII". 1 . WI. Iff‘le . Mins' P 404 64, si May 3 lO l7 24 3l Joao I 4, 74144 11443 s 94,444 t 94375 0d Ws weak l y ---.- ...-- —..— gate Amass .. 94 Mk 14 19 s 14 40s 34 404 241 Due.—Mbsat, Barley, O. Rye, asans, sad Pm" IL Imam Ona 1101 P W.—lVlteat, Kin ; bang. 1.481: Oafs, 7,147: tie. 11 : bow. 47 0 6 Peso. 102 qUaitem MGM/ smoinss as 114,01VA7i0w3 a Twit AvliaAas MOOS OV IMAT warm me six yaws Imam. XEtiOING LANI.—(THIS DAT.) SVOLIL—Tb• market oceitienes dull, and although no quwable reduction can be noted,_ still mien are rather in favour of the buyers. West India Muscovado sorts are the most heavy of sale. Clurpalta data Bengal , sold at 375. to 375. 6d. Native Madnag ir ls. Porto Rico, brown, 36e. dd.to 375. ; low to fair , 375. 6d. to 435. 6d. ; a floating cargo of Cuba sold for the Milted Kingdom at Va. 3d. Reined is quiet; prima in some came are not quite supported. Corram—Tbelarge public sales of Plantation Ceylon have again gone 44 at a redaction of &L per cwt. Triage sold at 745. to 77.. &I ; low middling and middling, 80s. to Ste. 6d. ; ratrry, 85a. to 90a. 6d, ; Native also sold at 6d. to Is. ; goad and floe ordinary, 694. 6d. to 70a. 6d. ; smell, 67a. to 6& ; Jamaica flue ordinary and low middling, 70s. 6d. to 78s. _ _ _ . . _ . . — ocoooshessold at steady prima ; middling to good red Trinidad, 61s. to 635. ; Bahia, ordinary to fine, Vis. to 60e. Tra.—A large Minoan has been transacted in blackish leaf imsgou, at ls. 6d. and upwards. Run ia quiet. A few leeward+ sold at ls. 4t1., and Jamaica at 2s. &L ; also 100 hbda. of blauritias at la. 41. Itacg.—At the public sales of Bengal and Rangoon only low Afars were made, and all that was offered were bought io privately. Ballam sold at Ba. to &. 3d. ; fine Baran, 19s. 71Id. orb ; and Larong, 9s. 6d. cash. SAOO has sold at previcaui prime ; fair small, 19s. 6d. to 20s. _ _ _ — fintss.—Pepper hu cold steadily ; grey to good flings 31d. to 4cl; Batavia, 30.; pimento sold at 231. 20.; said (lassie Vs's. of old import, at 21s. 6d. Come continues firm sod entire. 3.700 bides sold. JUT* as sold with improved spirit at firm prices to J. edemas* ; common to Ilea 121. 17s. 6d. to 201. Ti.. N. My S. 141, It 16,17 May It MayA. Jane 7. .• 7 TALLOW IIAtKET-(THIS DAY.) The market h Are. Pease ere guided se follows :—Tewn tallow, 44e. 6d. ad ash; Petersburg Y.C. oa the spot, 46e. !Id. ; Jane, 443 e. 9d. ; July, 471. ; September, 46e. ; October to Doomabsr, 48s. 9d. METROPOLITAN OATTIJE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of besets is very ooridsrably haw than on Thursday last Trade is dull at a reduction from Monday's quotations. We are but stodsestely sup plied with sheep and lambs • trade is &sesta at Ifoodsy's pram. Oaks. are s et so plastital as of Ista. There is more activity in the trade, bat prices have sot ad vanced much. 000 foreign supply consists of 241 besets, 1,240 sheep, and 212 calves. Mitch cows, 110. Per Moos of Mho. a 41. ad. liar 06.0.6 081.10 L S. d. ad. Bat Scots, H0r41614. 4 5 4 10 1104 Dost 111.00456 4 10 6 41061, 8810 . 4 4 6 0 Dad Lfsos-w4014.... 0 • 0 • Sowed ovaL Wadi S 0 4 Do. do. Shan ... 4 8 4 10 041040 PIP 4050 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 04 4 DollilostED.loolo Late Deute 0A mirk* %IN ; and Limbs. 11,120: 041040 $53; Plp, 170. HAY mARKrt-(THIS DAY.) Mime. Harvey sad Eagan report trada slow • price; without alteration. Prime meadow bar, 70s. to 801;.; supe rior ditto, 84.. to 925. 6d. ; Weldor ditto, ftts. to 60s. ; clover, old. 90s. to laa id.; ditto new, totted cut, 808. to 100.. ; straw. Us. to 404 Tax Ltox Alto Tws Woonoun mt.—The Afritain, of Ometeatisa. stabs that se a woodcutter was lately pro ceed* from St. Charles to Gastonville be eaddealy maw erooehed in the road before him an enormous lion. Seized with terror he tamed roan& and ran off, when the Hon pursued and went past him, and on wernhing a cartel' distaaws io wiwaszkamo lay down, m if to await the man's . The urn spin tarsal round and went bask ; the °nos mews roeWng beyond him, sod lying down. This Illinceirrn wan repeated by the animal several times, wino the men at length fell to the ground, exhausted by frigti4 end The lies them approached him, sad after essennt a n= front head is foot, walked off with a friendly rear, m ex preseies of its pleasure at the triek it lwl placed him. The man an sondned to his bed for some days after.