The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-31 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY OOURT. (Before Vice-Chsactellew-Wered.) HAERIBON V. HAMMON. sus I Will case. The testator/ left Lie properly in way that there was a residue in the heads of his vtors oot specifically disposed of. The question was tier the executors were entitled to retain this for their F _ mo pes, or bound to hold it for the benefit of the next l,trilrocke, Mr. Daniell, Mr. Webb, and Mr. Freeman the partite. rb; 11ce.Cheocellor, after contrasting the varieua nor -Ithe sill, came to the conclusion that the testator r i N I that the executors should hold the fund for their Attic. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. - in Banco.--(Belours Lord Chid Justice Cookbure, and J wakes Biaokbaro, Mellor, aad Mee.) u r. 01.1D411 4 AND ANtYIIiiii.—JUDONZNT. Came before the court on demurrer, and was I ~came time fines, when the court took time its judgment. The defendants are the French of • French ship, which being at St. Thomas, a 4 West (radian Island, was there chartered for Havre, Liverpool,at the option of the eharterer,and took ,rgo at Hayti, whence she sailed for LiverpooL In :oarse of her voyage she was famed to pat into Fayal, g tu t piese port, where a bottocory bond was executed order to raise funds for the required repairs of Ai l - to enable her to proceed on her voyage. After CIS repaired she mailed on her voyage to Liver poo l, eon her arrival abe was sued in the Admiralty ime bond, and was sold, with the cargo, under • deem t court, to ratify the bond. The owners of the sow sued the owners of the ship on en implied .tot of indemnity, to recover the value of the cargo. i , :fendants pleaded that they were French subjects ,ed in France; that the ship was a Preach ship sailing ranch port, and that by the French law in sna a MN ccipowner may relieve himself from farther liability by boiog the ship and freight, and that they bad in this w abandoned their ship and freight. The question was e:her this was • valid defence, the voyage being to 61 .0,1, an English Dort, and neither the port of charter , the port Of repair being a Freech pert, the bond cy been given at Fayal. a Portuguese port, and the law of Denmark sod Portugal being the same on thei,, ter as our own, appeared to be in accordance with the ,ri! maritime law. By the English law the master of I ? forced to put into • foreign port for repairs may "hypo- t a " the ship and cargo by a botternry bond, which .ifid the ownersof the cargo as well as the owners of but leave the shipowner liable to indemnify the ,c of the goods. The question was the application of ,sr to the case of a French ship chartered at • foreign •to a French pert, and forced to put into ,or intermediate foreign port, at which the was executed. Mr. Mellish, with whom was Hutton, argued, when the ease was before the that the case was governed not by French law but he emend maritime law, and Kr. Lush, with whom Hodgson, urged that the shipowner was not liable. at put on board a French ship were so placed, subject • French law. A foreign ship carried with it foreign 'Aar Mr. Justice Blackburn delivered the judgment of zourt, which was for the defendants, on all the points Tigment foi the defeadente. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beifore Mr. Comprinioirirkepi.) IN HZ .10/0 IDIS. llle bankrupt was &a upholsterer. of Hilb•etraet. Shore _llebtsabout 2,2901,. • • • Llir. E. Reed now si.iplied to the court to Ns proceed •ain bankruptcy. The bankrupt had e a deed of iii.-nment on the 26th of May, and on the following day ad been made bankrupt, the set of bankruptcy being the sn in question. Possession of the property bad been given D:3e trustee under the deed, and it was the Malt of the :Tatars generally that the matter should be dealt with s!ir the deed. The court was empowered bj the 199th to stay proceedings in bankruptcy during the period bred for registratioo of a deed. ir. Davies (from the office of Messrs. Amherst). on behalf Imes. While, Son, and Co., and other creditors who &rated from the deed, said he would not object to the eedinp in bankruptcy being stayed, on being furnished ‘ .l• list of the creditors. :lie was done, and an order for staying the proceedings' made. 2PLICATIOX POR • 5171111088 ACALIrr DR. THOMAS r. Whiting applied to bieflone; under the 78th and meta. of the act of 1861, to direct the mode of mimic* judgment debtor mammon, on Lord Thomas Pelham too, now resident at Dieppe. The application had been by the, Registrar, on the ground that the bond under ch the debt arose was given before the naming of the but judgment had been obtained. and interest to the nom of 300/. had accrued more the paring of the act. ' e Commissioner—Yon mentioned this matter to me' 'ore, and I suggested whether Loed Clinton might not e the privies* of pediment. lir. Whiting—You did. 1 have node inquiry on that tai, and bare asoartained that hie lordship, who is the 2ter brother of the present Duke of Newman* has not e privilege di parliament. Hu Honour took time to amide! what should be done. e proceeding is on • bond foe 2,00 W., held by Mr. SWalls '(B.tan Mr. Regisinr Manly.) The Imakrapt was described u • general merchant, of alenhall•strist. This was the first sitting. Hie esti . it &comps:4d by a statement allow's( debts of about . • swab, his household furniture. Mr. J. Cooper, er , unts at, Lothbury, was chosen trade amigism. RI: RANDALL—Al lanai' COMPLAINT AOZINDT ILIUM CDTIIIf AND DAVIS. This war a firwt situ ed in the matter of Richard Randall, pr,raion dealer, of Norwich. Madan. are about 8001. Mr. Bugg, of Norwich, and Mr. 1.111411L00. complained tit on the day after the adjudication (the 10th of May), to whole of the baokrupt's property bad bees swept sway cd sold by)besne. °ages and Davia,theee-ealiedbrokaisto teconrt Amania had beenobtaised hare the eownsirwirair hr the immediate sale of the property, though there ins no Mime for saying that it was of a perishable character. It Ld been said, at a great loos, to a malt formerly in the hOompt's employ at 18.. a week—the money so doubt co; famished by the Unkempt. Ties esiditers generally twidered this • pose feud. and were determined that tps should he taken to have the matter *mired iota the Registrar said that, aa a role, orders for immediate a:e were only granted ia seer ri absolute eseemity, where e articles were of • perrbabl. nature. Mr. Lynam said tls Gulf any to bring mattes to • rich would be to knee an action of truer maim* Mama. ':rtes and Davie, aid let them plead the order of the ;mt. Mr. John Comma, wholesale grocer, Norwich, was -run swims& 11r. Bugg said that the Legal profession was deterraised root out the eviL The It;giellri; rid there would no doubt be eo inquiry to the fee*. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW.BTREET. ITITTIANLY ASSAULT. BOOWill Calm; the Boa of the late well-beam pegirst f that paw^ sod bother you's man band William Jones. .ere charged witb samulting James Demaly. a marbser, sad L..at Co - railainaat, whose boa was bandaged, and his fan ark isfieured, said he was paiig aloe( Great George rest, Westminster, at about kalf-part 9 o'clock night, when he mat the raisones. Cann some sowers, one of which he offend to witness, Eat u witness held out his bead to take it be drew it away again. Witness said, "It is conduct unbe coming a gentleman, as you appear to be one, to offer • thing and tan it away ann.' Upon this Cant struck him a arrere Now in the hoe, from which be had • bleak ay" . saying " I am a figialng man, and I will felt you, you —," Witness rid he did not ant to fight, upon which Caunt again attacked him. and Mocked bun dews thin times. His head was badly cut, and he warn obliged to go to the hospital sad tan it droned. 'ones also struck witness's friend, • man gamed Bairn, alio worn not now present, hanng pan lo his work, but *cold attend is the course of the day if sheopiray. Policeman Miles, A 73, said he was ou duty in Great ( nrgettren, and seeing some disturbance be hurried to the spot, but before be could reach the gine he saw Cann in..rk Deranly down three times, and Joon strike Bel -1 Irmo, (i. ; au et that Davaoly wee the aggressor ? sad that onli a nted a n aell.defeaea, being attacked by az ar seven V-rlnat. 1 11 . =Vsuglout said it was quite clear be bad committed a 'err brutal asssalt. He most pay 40a or 21 days' impel morment ; sad Joao 7s. or 5 days. CLERK EN WILL. • • SCOVIDEIL ?ZOPW.! PllllllllllO. Grove LbsTnaTTri;e;;;;;Ttei; Oarr - 7, respectably attired man, was charged before Mr. Harbor with imleosetly exposing himself to four childem d Plfteen-fool-busa The proooer wee identiled es having dome the mine thieg to Innis domestic servants in the neighbourhood of the court. Mr. laciest said he ccasidered it use the duty of • mit trite to give th e f u ll es t consideration to those mew andt " tune should be spared is isveetigetig them, for though tie present cane had occupied a considerable time, yet the Protracted examination had loaded to elucidate the truth. Re (Hr. Barter) had oarrowly welched every pariah of the endows of these girls whilst ride going a most searching crowexamiaatioe, and he ewer in the souse of his expo oecoe saw evidence more sagest sad oonestent. He them actesced the prisoner to three racathe' bud Mem in the HOMO of Correction. THE ORSINI OP TEN CANAL 110A7N1N. J••kls Mussels, who was described as a boatman reeidirog ct Wolterhamptos, was charged before Mr. Barker, ow The Aluesbagb, the next London packet ship for Calcutta, has hues engaged by the ledisa government for the conveyance of fourteen officers sad 347 troops to Madras, and will wasequestly sail a few days earlier than the ap pointed time, as they are ordered to embark, on the 14th of 1 June, at Gummed. The Jockey Club at Paris was illuminated in honour of the victory of the Fills de FAir at Epsom. All the French papers—exceptiog the Wats—desert - be thedir turbeace which took place on the Oaks being woo by a French bone, as the exasperation of " &milk patriotism" on beholding the swam of a French competitor "fur 1• turf." The masorial de la Loire of St. Etienne of the 271 h states that ces the two previous nighte there lied been a sharp frost is the neighbourhood of that tows, from which the fruit trees had suffered emedderably. The Algiers jouruale state that the body of Mar sha Balmier, Duke de Malakoff, ban been embalmed and removed from Mastapha to the government palm*. The large salon hat been fitted up aa a obapelle ardente, in which the body will lie in state. and be open to the pub Lie from 9in the morning to 6 in the evening, until a time is fixed for Me femoral to France. 7 . A letter from Jerusalem of the 14th mys : "The Copts, Abyssinian., and Bastions have flocked to Jerusalem is larger numbers than in preceding years. As in presseding years they were preset at the esmilegiam ea. hihihea of the pretended sacred fire which the Greek, AT. menisa, sad Coptic clergy have renewed, to the great soeschl of reflecting Tenons. The Archbishop on Pets, anaufacters of scrod fire, stumbled at one of the seeps and rolled os to the floor of the edifice with • torch in gash hoed ; and when he rose up the sacred tame, which is said mot to bare, had destroyed • part of his reaershie while beard of 70 yams' growth." There are at the present moment in the Jardin d'Aeclimaiatioa • splendid Wapiti stag and three does of the ease speaks, which ace making a tempo/my stay there on the way from Antwerp to the King of Italy. His Majesty is snaking • ocsilerAton of these tnu "Sash, of which he has already nearly forty, with the intention of acclimatising them in the forests of Piedmont. The Wapiti, the largest of knows step, is • salve of the northern region. of America, sad Y found abundantly in Quads. It is sheet one-fourth larger than the largest European deg. IS horns are acessithass of humus sine. BMOC/ DIPTILUCTION OF PZOPIKTY BY FILL— (Tins DAY.)—This morning • in broke out in the ex. Seem factory belonging to Mr. Hymns. Soifer and magrwressateh maker, •u t ssgg Pi business at 67 and IS, Primeness*, W Fumbury. The fink, smend, sad third bee warehouses were based out and the roof destroyed. The trowel floor was also severely damaged by lire and writer. The origin of the firs is unknown. Usfertanately Mr. Hisses was uniti ses& Several of the 'edjM'S. houses is Honwahoe. alley were also damaged, bet set tea maims szteet. ROYAL HOMAN' Socierr.—The ninetieth anni =dinner of thin valuable inetitatime is to be eels. is Freemasoos Hall on Friday met, the Sed ander the presideacy of Lord Defiers. &vino PIMLICO. —A Turin letter says :—" The death of the Marquis de Barolo, of this place has revived en incident of interest to the literary world . In the home; of this lady. Silvio Mice passed the last twenty years of t kis life end at his death left novena unpablished writings in her possession. The heirs of Silvio MIS, claimed those weeks to order to publish them, hot without semis' ; but M. 'trims a hived of the author, beim sow pmidd with • regular suthoristioo, is preparing to establish the rights of the flintily." DBOIXIALCY IN MANNI/LB.—The minor 111011119— NO to speak—of the modern endergreduate are decidedly sot an impromonest apoa those of his predecease In very gentle langwage—too gist* we venter* to think, for the 0001 Mile--1101011 of the college andire notion the t which threatens to be oes countensatiai g evil to very mesh of posteisiog goodie the roam men dear own day. "They are lees attentive to small matters of discipline that they were." " Manses, in the popular sense of the term, have sot improved ; these is an ceteatatious disregard of slam onslatiose. and • eorresponding (I Sisk comemnent) &D -im off is Me mall asartesise wbla distinguish the goalie maw" We could Weed. AM these words of mild sad yet image e—not as from • college tutor to mdergradeates„ bats from • gentleman to geetkesess— Imre prided, me only it a govenaeset blue-book, or even in these pages, bat ia SOON rompseasis place is every colle ge Would, slab-room, Meth-form room, aid school dry.. QM every nadergradaste who oasts his eye as these hors as her sielm up the Magadan from the She of the Tabs, weld believe how these who have, for every rears, the most lively sysipdhim with ern carat lik. who reoessime joyfully the hums' ammest ef geed whack hereon It all in Line anksown is their own psalm days, are pined sad vexed to solids this " felling off is the courtesies bide& distirgekh the gentle. mar—Blackwood', Magazine fag Jose. THE_ EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 31, 11104. tursead. with istimidating aid 4flieltialig4e';Ulet men ea the Grand Junction Carrel, and also with commit hag ea assault oa Arthur Harilige. a boatman to the un at Gtehd Jamaica Ousel Company. Thefecte el the the preview examination of this defendant have Wes already reported, and it will be remembered that the ease war adichrned for the attendance of the man that was assaulted by the defendant. After hearing evidence, Mr. Barker raid these strikes were a great loss to the working %en, and entailed on them great misery and suffering, 'sad all for the bevel% of owe or two who were dwaffected among their.. Taking lath acesidsratiou all the circumstances of the case, and also the remesiareda lion the defeadast had received from the chairman at the company that he should be dealt with meicifully, he should only double the sentence he passed test week, sad should direct that the defendant be imprisoried sod kept to hard labor in the House of Oorrectios for two calendar meths. If this did not put • atop to these lawless proreedinp. ke should inffiet the full penalty the law allowed, and should send the offenders for trial. r 1 -SHARII 1.18213.-(?118 DAY.) Two et:Xmas. Apart from the fortnightly settlement, there is little business in the railway market to-day, and prices in most instances are unchanged. The variations comprise a rise of 11 per cent. in London and South Western stock, and in South Eastern, and a decline of in Great Eastern and in London and North Western. Metropolitan is firm. London and North Western is now quoted at 1101 to 1111 ; Great Western, 64f to 66 ; Mid land; 1341 to f ; Lancashire' and York shire, 112 to ; South Eastern, 90f to 1 ; Great Eastern, 46f to 47 ; ' London and South Western, 9n to 981 ; Metropolitan 114 to 115 ; Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; and Cale donian, 1181 to 1191. Foreign railway shares are quiet, at previous quotations. Indian and Canadian lines are firm in some 011/1011. The defendant, who seemed overpowered at the decigios, sea their removed in custody. THE LATE CHAINS OP INHUMANITY AT BITHHAL.GRAUC ADJOURNED INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning, at 10 o'clock, Mr. John Humphreys, the Middlesex coroner, rammed an inquiry at the King's Arms tavern, Abbey-Week lkilisal•grese-road, respecting the death of Misr Asa Green, aged 5 years, who died at No. 1, Henage-stireet, Brink-lane. The inquiry created meth avnieniest, sad Mr. Bawl, the solicitor, was primal; es wallah the proosedisige on the Put of Mrs. Elder, wills wham deceased had bens placed by the mother, who was in seririee. . . . . . . . Several of the sidelines examined stated that they bad often given the deceased food when Mn, Elder had been out for many hoots. The Coronernow summed up, remarking on the ocellicting character of the testimony. The f Met Elder was rather moo* and he (the termer) eonld not think that the death sena be legany attributed to bare ethos from 'MINK* exercised so keg back. Ore of the yammer (a little girl) had stated that she had ease the soil rubbed in the mouth of the deceased, seed the fact of the blackened eyes had been admitted. The treatment of the deceased might bare accelerated the death while deceased was suffer leg from consumption. The jury returned the following special maid :—" That the deceased died from disease of the lunge, and that the conduct of Mrs. Elder wee harsh, unfeeling, and deserved great censure." WEATHER REPORT.-(Tsls DAT.) TUISDAT, MAT 31, 3 A.M. Naha . NI LW. w.w.w. Ll4th 44.,4 w.x.w. Antro4444: KM 48 N. Oreesonotta 8147( N. Galway 19.80 60, N.N. Yolanda 9:l 44 1 N.l. Cope Crr i19.77 41 1 N.IL fillermet6en 11149 N./ Lavemool — l ll.Bl 4$ N. Holyheed 11.80 48 N. Pembroke. 19.7861 N.Z. Penzance '19.74641 8.1 eree6 61; 8. 56: N.N.I. Rochefort,- WM 60 6.1. Plymouth ,19.74 57 8.1. :=t 1976 66 Z. 19.77 64 1 LOSODU '1978 66 RAW. Dover iN.79 49 LW. Tommenth 1611 121 N. 77 at war.w. swam 19.79 46 N.W. a154014:4 Ism 46 &w. W D. W.N.W. LW. I & W.&W. W. &W. W.W. W.W. . LW. . LW. &&W. &W. W.N.W. &W. &&W A.R. & LW. LL W. W.8.W,. N.W. LLW. Paomis. L 1,6 a as I • ' 41) lan, WIDSZEDAT. 111071ZD1T. W.B.W. to N.N.Z., a litiMlMul N. to W. and 8.W., troth to moderate. OOMIIL moderate to strong. with showers. rain In places. N.N.K. to W.N.W., Wmtinn. As &bora trash, some rata. N.Z. to N. W. sod 80GINZIL N.W. to 8.W., mode & W., fresh, rain In rate to M plstrongam. some aced rain in N.N.W. to 8.8. W , I*llW . As next above. freak with some eats. NorthermalkoMend. Weatern=lreland, Wales, and ad. jammelsa Sonthentmlognsh Chasms/ and Blew By. &WWII sal asewsrd isibiod and North Sea. BILITERII MOS:MISIONB. Edmund About, the well-known French author, was roarrted last week to Madlls. do Gaillorsillo, a Nor mandy helms, at the Chateau de Boaalwralko, raw Rouen. Ilk. I Pd. I BrawAra. I.lllladieD ft. Demos Dew Dar. It C. ha g.lip.c. Do. Dew Do. !ghee Data* a. 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(1r0.).... -.- -• .... lollMil 16114/8. an Kid rut - - - all NW loot (Cry Uns) - - - No. I St. I WEIL INI CL proms I 0.166. ,06 North British - 36,086' 2 Alunalos Okalted) 11 1 ,Eli ... ;111 Do. Ildfa,PertlaDead lO - 104,0001 I .11oglo-Braillold(Us. 66. Ntr pat - Ufa N. Barbra-Barwlek - 101 108 1011} _ 19.080 ft 'Australian - 2 1 Do. 0. N. l Pure._ - - Do. Leeds 671 684 - 4,0 76.000 1 imea•rourd Cot. (La. 617 6 - - 10,000 , 6 1 BrulLLlo4.o4.(Llea. an 1 1 ... 1140 Do. York BlO 901 - 16 .5 ao iCipe c %para,Mlos 7 3 .4... _ 1108 Do. Car li sle - - - O, 1 , war wars& 1 i i Ms ... lon Do. StoctakDarlfsg ib 117 - MOON 40 ' - 19 Do. do. 1866-68.... 010 pa - 10,0301 66 IL•67 l lans) ,la 5 5 - 111 Do. do. 1806.1.... 71 81 pot -. 100,401 1 Doa 'o, N. Dal lay 1 far Ipa - 1111 Norte London I De. New ._- -- - 11 21 pro - 16,000, 11 Del Iter (u. c soo f/uhal) 0 e l 1 /tls - IN .Noriklitaffordeldre 77 70 78 WOO; 2 /onus .... an 41 - alp. &8. Wasters Jona 101 114 - 1111,000, 10 ;gonna Cenral - MONS 11 Z=da (Llattlid) .. I par Ipa - !We ileattlas N.& Abor. ft SI U MOW S Lures 6ll 74 61 100 loottisk ew M ry Mus! - -. 10.0001 6 'Lsitenlan (Llzalled).. 2 1&a ipar = all'AuOra t Weide* - - -" lA, 1 ' N orkeolta at 100 Illuogniire INA& l4 641 -• 100 OW ,000 II Anntwarroafall.fL 04 if - 100 fleet Devon SI 86 - 60,0001 4 lonalanlo Omar (LI 1 lon - 'lOO :both Easton - IN 'B. lurid'. &Blur Dm 104 106 - 10,0001 6 ... 1 1 11 - lan ftsfass,fteidnatute. Ti 111 - 1 1 Barb.6;itili.(ll I. i cal - :PI Tall Vole lan Do. 3 6 7 pu -. 11,901 SO Jam del Rey 16 0 1 2 Do 0 3 6 pm - 118.174 ft Trolted Medea& 1 0 - lan VANE - - - 40,010! I,V Da.) 1 ft Do. - -..-. woo' 1 i 7 70756&& ( 7 &060) -.. 1 - 66 Do. - - •••. 46.000' 1 ITadanammtula Immo on 11/ 8 110 !Vale of Natal - 1180 erloterlalla. t Plemboo -•-• -• 1 10 410 Watarford .8 Kllkeany. - - - 2IIBCIII.I.III7IOTAL 11 , West Cornwall 22 24 IA 111.11ortIol. Barb. tAL - - - Na Ink. I ooltraium. I DLI G. &nom $ Mgr. Na IS le E 1" 61 SI ills. 67 IS rt et lam re se roar fp m . . MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The stock markets to-day are dull and inactive, although the belief that the Bank rate of discount will quickly be reduced again be comes stronger every day. The funds re main at yesterday's prices. In the other markets attention is greatly occupied with the completion of the fortnightly settlement, and though prices generally retain much steadiness, the tone is dull, owing to the absence of fresh buyers. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 66fr. 62c., showing no variation of importance. The discount market retains a quiet appearance, and the supply of money seeking employment is in excess of present requirements. Good three months' bills are taken at 6} to ei per cent., being and }, respectively, below the minimum of the Bank. A further reduction in the Bank rate of discount on Thursday seems, consequently, to be looked for. There is some demand in connexion with the fortnightly settlement in the Stock Exchange,which will completed to-day. Consols are now quoted 911, "buyers," with div., for money, and 90a, "buyers," ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 911, a ; ditto for account, 90a ;Three per Cents. Re duced, 891, I, a, a ; New Three per Cents., 814, a, ; Bank Stock, Zit 238 a ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, ; ditto Bonds, 20s. dia. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Five. and-a-Half per Cent., 114. Foreign stocks have scarcely varied from yeeter day's prices. Greek Bonds are qnoted 25 to 1 ; Mexican, 44/ to 3 ; Spanish Passive, 34/ to / ; Confederate, 64 to 66 ; Turkish Consolidis, 482 to ; Russian scrip, 4to prem., showing a fresh improvement of per cent. ; Swedish scrip, 3to 4 prom. ; Mexican (English) I/ to 0/ die. ; and Venezuelan, sto 4} die., ex div. ; Transactions are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ares 1 per Cent. (Deferred 3), 37/ Ma, 1001 ; Greek, 251, 241 ; ditto, for account, 2611, 25 ; Italian, 681 ; Mexican, 441 ; ditto for account, 441, ; ditto Anglo- French scrip, 1 dis. ; ditto French scrip, 4 dia. ; New Granada Deferred, 81 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 86j ; Portuguese, 1853, 49 ; ditto 1856, &c., 481 ; Russian, 1850, 861 ; ditto, 1859, 541 ; ditto Anglo-Dutch, 4/ prem. ; Sardinian, 88 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 341,1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 114 ; Turkish, 1862, 711 ; ditto Guaranteed, 1001 ; Venezuela, for account, 231, 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 6 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 3} to 4/ prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 91to101 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 14 tol4 prem. ; tlnclaon'a Bay, 191 to 1 ; Credit Mobilier, h to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier, 7 to 8 prem. ; Millwall Ironworks, 1 tot prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, Ito / prem. ; and Imperial Financial, 4 to 1 prem. Fou& o'CLocK. Consols are quoted syi to /, with div., for money, and 901 to +, ex div., for the account. No gold operations of any importance have occurred at the Bank. The sum of 78,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 857,0001. since the last return. The steamer Oneida has arrived at Lisbon from Brazil, with 5,5831. in specie. The Bombay exchange just to band is without alteration, while that from Calcutta shows a slight movement in favour of this country. all I Do. Proformoo 100 IMlL.DranktOodollo at el Op. &BM /Mimi, 10 Do. do. .1017 1, Urn ,115 Do. do. Joao 1, WU, 101 I C& t Lloolorn (ma& 'lOO l eaps T. & Dockflp. g. , ,100 Bog WW2 gu. d 4 II Do. 0 latroalon Do. 11 do 101/ filmed Tr.' Omado ...eredireak — ei Ds lee pref. Donde. Ds do. dederret Do. and preL Donde.. Do. do. deferred Do. irdipreL Mock .. Do. de. dedierrad Do. eth preL Brock Do. do. deferred! ariai indiL PesTailfs Do. goo 6 pet owl GI. 8. of India R. 6 p. et Do 4 pot mot Do At. Wilkins of Canada no. k= pay.lll7l Do. do. do. 18774 oils& United 7iie - . - iiii - 7 -- Models per. i p oat. Da do. Do. do. do.— Do. nth Kolb. Corp. 6 per 6. Id 1116.0 b. sad Kobus 's Wilma& Conals.• 121./Lotesa.6p.olalp.E. 1 6olodo. gds. par mat. Da Dab!, do. Do. do. do. Do. Puolaab d 0...... Do. lodes Kilo& do. "4 iim 14 4 pea We 47 , 1 e 2 pan ft Si 7 pee Ids par 6 pei SIN 110 114 110 114 4 2 11 i I. 1 1 „.. 4f psi %ea IS SS Si SePsi e OWE S Ain N SS Psi 1 1 2 Is 19 11 111 ; !I e 21 - ps leg= 21 24 . iWi Ti 4441 s_ _4_ 1 ill lib. 1 Ipa IN Mal 71 U 77 00 17 Id 101 103 N 100 IN IN 141 I 11. U A 66 0 A A A 60 61 A 64 N 30 IN 1% Per 1r• lit MG 111 144 iolms 110 it et viz 1 Pr. IN 1U IV le II et 16 as s 6 II 96 1 02 106061 1060 1i 0 " li t pea 96 96 Wl I= 113 U WU, N 18 um 1 I 1#1.• hue 74 IS rr 2f4 pm 2 4 l itpma 173 178 12 11;42 lir 114414 42 44 $ 1 EY De WI -3 4/M 1 Y 31 30 41 1 1 ll pm It TO 136 117 43 46 n 71p -3 pm 3 •p. 44 3 19= pr 1p 10,4 214 1 26pas 2 1 pas 4 7 t }} : 19 11 pm 13 10 p. 104 114 p p: 2 1 6p. 111 16 poi /II 14 p. 3 6p. 2 •p. 16 27 6 6p. II 44 04 104 p. 66 47 1 6p. Sei psi 118 4 St "II Pal • i• 14 % az p pm a pie 1 pa ti II 67 6 6pm Q 0 'Si' Se 4 Pa 40 a Si A PM Se • 11 pm 914 s &I IT 103 100 100 100 100 100 I a 1 I i ns kr° ,1410 160 I 100 ro. I I - 111,010 100 OAS 100 10,010400 100,0001 10 20,000 113 12,40111 40 IT4al Agra ..a U. Bar. Bank AlibutoeLouALiverposi Do New Ado Austrian Anglo Italian (Lleited) Amersieeb B/ Do. New Dankof Dank 4aoflwadee Neat of Qoasnelaad (1.3 'Bank of Victoria.Abirls ; Weak of Wales (Lim.) Beak of New Zaabiad BrazillandPortogatee Brit. et American Califorolsa (L Witte► N. Amoeba IC. Wk. Indlabis., Claw lb. New Paled. IL of ladia, !lrio. New - 11,580168 83,000100 850,800 16 8,008 100 12,1106 t 00 8,006, 50 10,000,100 11.030 MOB 50 10,060 100 10,000 160 'City ()doge' Coneolidsied Doak (L ) ;Ooettnentel (L) East Loudon (Untied) Do. New ILlflab mad WA (Lim) iket..f.AoeLChieei Ingliab wad Swedlela (L FdPn"uan.Chil="(L) ii:000 100 k~w 8,000 100 11 . ;O: New LWOW 10 ammonia Ottoman 100,000 ID loud Mlort.Bk. Indio (V 10,080 10 :Loo.Bk.ofNezleo,&o.(L 10,000 ISO Mood= Doak of Scot (L l i. 10,010 100 Loudon sod Broallima 4101.5c0 &A,Fros&WPlsie(L 10.080! Si Do. do. New 1,080,1110 key P. &a. Wad. (L) WAN 11 ClLlook of AsslrL 10,010 180 Uri= sod Weald (L. MOWN I* Lolls sad Downy. 40110.100 La Illontg.Ose.lW.(L) *Ma t SO Lemke Mid Shalt 14000 ; 100 t i Lm ec sad Noddies (L) 0 ,000, W & Booth Abloom 4000 AO Do. Do. New IWO 100 Loa. & S. Woofers (1408 WAD ISO I,ow. & Waiminotoe 144001100 IlGeehaet Beak(Lla.) 10,400 SO Morcoatillo & Ezehooll , 10,010 SO 1 m Do. Now WOOD 100 Was Prov. book (L 4010 100 imiabaka Bask (I.lm l woo taiNatiosal of lbw..! 14,1011100 IN. Ws. of 10/load 01,4100 SO •NaUosal Doak, Now IWO, 10 'Now Booth Wales LOOO 00 irfow UMW Mono* 10,000 1 10 Wad& Woolen *WO, 111 Qelwalli ak Owpm Aw e 10 Provisos of le Irdeall WOO' SI lob* rod. & DMA *OlO 11 Owl& 10,W II Owl& Leas (Ma.) Imo is• Wiwi of IL S. &Mr 4400 100 l i Z i o ,;. WI. 40,K• II of Aawindlo 10,1100 II Do. Now .. 14110 110 17818 a of bawd OWL) 0.010 SO Alaimo of Load= r Maxima KW utridlan adrapan v Ittrira — i , Bombay Gas (Unsl6l LIU& America& Lod L &I. M. Tel. (L) t Camas Luisdana& M fav:L) CayksOompamy Gay Mon (LW.) . . Oan. of AteSeialler.(l4 Caminerelallhilea(lna, Caosollgaisd Dia.. (L) Coalmen's.' llo.OakL) ContractCorporatiocL Cop. it M. gag. ,PritTip.o Cred Ponder Do. of Mauritius (1.)1 CrolD.ltol?ilkee Palma al De. Proarown 11. Do. 0 t=tob MO Daman 10 Z. India Irrig. a Canal 16 NonasaCea.afid.(L MIL 11.41ffie ToloPoloo_ INE. and Asa uorpse 010 10g.10300144111404a. NO Financial Caymanian. I/0 Financial Discount IL 10 Forwat. Wareham (L • o.4nwilllaia.olLoa(L 16 Sawa Davinsaan 10 Naloosiollat 10 P in i anolal (L ) I Cannng gam) II Flasalluo.(l B .j IS Maas Da& Oay. MO De. Sp. c. 1645. r. I SS JoistalockDlnewint(L) 60 Ilocartlios (Lim) 116 Leal African 16 Load.sadOoladoa Tra ll? Taloa ) JO ▪ IPA MOM- Mme. ) IA Da Now • inad.o.oennibooll(L) 60 twad., Italian, to.lft. a kat rrodoolilliairlas tide: iiT7g7 ". — s — o . Wel — Do. lioartliva LoaA.Do.r. lloillL Xis+. 'h& (L Iloyeso.CredttAino. L NotallaadiOaL C. (L Noloosol Dia Oa (L _ De. Noir Nadas& NUM Nay. Norbstlda. OW L • N.7.441a5el TALoan(t.l N. ROM Magmas. L) N.NeN.l4llkresm. L Nasallelli*Larad.L. .L Do. N um.d or a sisei. 7 o Plooostal (I. Gm [JAW ) PmaisaLlt. OftsakL) roalltiv.tooda Me. (Li Itolorair a o. Naos *Ty — -- .4taithrsda Ibmory_iras I I — fat7,lfir Ito J. City Lvov. (L.) Ditto ditto i boot. mama:lk. M • 'j: oot. Amara laved. (L Mania. Kara *LAI. L) na tal Akio= Oft L. Australian Lad btaarlso Tologroata.. .) stAan.L. . Canada dli Pat 111 11 15 t 16 17 pa 4 4 Om f/Sr ppm Ids 7* • 6, .• Si 64 ID Ups ;J ai ▪ It 17 16 67 1 Am 110 144 dim pa/ Olt 6 Po a a 1 i I pie i pi' 9 thoki t 4 Ir.! ttkl: f 1 ~T. t L Po_o[' fait Ef;l4. - Or. (17 Ushara. 'Wiwi Ina I. Upper AassaTel(l4a.) Y Clmwe's Led... MSI7IIIIIi RI asras(LJam. WastlailisalraciBcB I. 1111,000 a 0.9•9 I PWRIfNcI Great Wslona Orisiaal (B. It H. Ex.) Prol. 41 par mat., /1. Grad William 5 per Beat. redaamable prof.. 102. Midland Closselid 41 per mak art aback. redeem, 1001. Nartb Beaten pref. York, H. k Parab.,lol. FORSKIN RAILWAYS. &ASA Aostrita sod LoisbarAshYdsoliss, 20. The Lord Chancellor hoe treated a new batch of magistrate, tor tie boron\ of Bewalkatwetwa, enentothis Ooloaal Tryon. ideas Perkiaa, awl Mr. G. & Make. the mayor of the tereagb. A Naw Man OMIVITANCI. —Bonie of the caviar, pentane, who haw hog Neiman to travel to Mittibato letters to widelyileletiel bosom, we was . . velocipedes to weal theta to Oboes. Tan SCULPTOR AND TES Paagaza —Among tin I . lest of hie worts IMO the bests of tie late Lord Ads si Lord Palmerston. The faggot I in the possesion of Irk but the latter woo sever goo It was keptea Imeg.head that Load Palmerston gleamed rive for f This was at the time that the nelpher wag Mid ;17hTda two Hoehn* dings; the or. fer 'Tratelpar =Use other for arvasharland. It was ow the orris %pg. the last Ain Not Woes *poi the maim witig—" hay news, my lord, ben num ?AIM' we Mad with Lewis Napalm f" s Lord Pahosesten Ids eyebrows far as Mint, lobed wasprieed, but asswered. "Boar, Mr. Boimose, I ain't ksoor—l have mil MU thaaowopopors."—OorisAia Magorise for Joao. In connection with the issue of - the new shares of the General Credit sod Finance Company, it deserves to be noticed that the directors, to facilitate a just apportionment of the due quota of shares amongst the smaller class of proprietors, have adopted the expedient of issuing tickets representing one.third of a sre each. On presentation of three of these ticket., acquired by purchase or otherwise, to the company's registrar, a shareholder may receive is exchange one share in the new ions. The only stipulation I. that these tickets shall be sent in by the 10th of June. It is at the same time intimated that every facility will be given at the company's office for the consolidation of the fractional tickets. In future, small shareholders in public companies may urge the precedent set by thin company, should any attempt be made to de prive them of their just proportion of new shares on the plea that a share cannot be split up into fractional parts. A meeting of the Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company took place yester day, when a dividend was declared for the half year at the rate of 7 per oent. per annum, as re commended in the directors' repeat, which [was adopted. A notice having appeared in a morning journal to the effect that a private meeting of share holders in the London and South African Bank has been convened for Thursday next, and that it is rumoured that an amalgamation is con templated with the Standard Bank of British South Africa, we are authorised by the directors of the London and South African Bank to state that the meeting has been sailed without their knowledge, sod that the object as now avowed they entirely disapprove. The half/early report of the directors of the Perrin solar and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, to be submitted at the meeting on the 3rd of June, expresses the satisfaction felt by the directors in reporting that, notwithstanding • considerable falling oft in the silk shipments from China during the spring months, the result of the company's operations for the hail-year enables them to recom mend that a payment of 1 per cent, be mad*, in addition to the usual hall-yearly dividend of Se per cent. The warrants for the half-year ending Slat March laskwill accordingly be calculated at the rate of 6 per cent. on the paid-up capital. Tha following is from the report of the directors of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, to be presented at the general meeting on the 10th of June : 1. The preset beteg the period for the meal goes& teseling d tbe oomposy, se presc ri bed by the royal shiner 1 d bearporatios sad deed of antleseeet, lb. dawn" aow submit to the proprietors their twelfth sand report, together with the necests, doily audited, mad 'bowleg the stabs al the leek's Wain for the amnia year owing Slat Dee., 1863. 2. Desieg the above period the trick of the I oaken, though mond. has boos "erne essapobilke between the antis. Inks her also bon the mesas el &prone( the rate of iatonet. Notwithstanding Nom fan, it will, however, be gratifying to the prevention to 1 leers that the lonerial Wenn of the beck have to so say suffered, aad chat no Monne osenior they have every neon to be 'stilled with the meek et the past wer's operation t. l'he latest nvien received freer the oaken extend to the !Nil al Nene from Ne/hecres, mod the Sled Wank from Slimy, and ere et a knowable ehareeter. It be gratify* to the threaten to be able to elan that Mr. Ihnowell, tic haak's laspeolor, who las rat anti arrive& la this s e's ea leave of sheens, nabs is tern of the hams prospects of this arponliee, se nil as the send ebarsofer el He buskin From lir. fineless, the nerelary of the heck, who bass peoeseded to Amin& to replace /dr. Dranweell during hie tesepescry ancesthe dirsolore have also resolved advisee by the lest oceisming the Mows 'aprons& by lir. Brainwell 4. It wilt be observed that the encasse appeeded to this mown ere meth ap, r canneary, to the ilet Demeabor les% hen chin It appease that, otter the newel dedestien and aloe after making "Downes for bed sad Mental dais, Yoe renal= to the credit of peedit and leer, the ism CI AMU 3a. IX Oet of whin the donnees resenned Von a dividend be Mired for the bolt-year of 4 per ent., free el lescene tee, 40,000 i. ; sad that a sem of 4,0006. be the mem* feed ; together, 44.000 k ; Marie( tir to earried Is east seems{ a Wm= of 7,4491. 11d. With reference to the prospects of the consump tion of foreign and colonial produce the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons remarks as wider : The irereiteless of ell artistes a teed and luxury ate , time bossy, .s h. quantities lakse foe baeazz i ona lies ere Wetly threegbeet the year f. ghee a • Messer. Chopleisleed ma* 01 law in Thedirectors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram. from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, April :—" Produce, 10 days of April, 8,773 oitavas ; yield 4.830 oitavas per ton. Timbering bibs shaft. Putting wire rope on Cachoeirs (mem" At East Lovell the lode in the shaft at the 37 fathom level is reported to be worth 1801. per fathom. _ _ _ --- At West Chiverton, the 80 fathom level west on Williams' lode, has improved to 1001. per fathom. 100 tons of ore from this mine were sold on Satur day, at 221. lbs. bd. per too. on ail sides, and it is believed that owing to the emigration from Luc/Islam to Yorkshire, sad other seats of iedurtry which have been 'osaented by the outrun crisis, the day is not distaat when, eves at Manchester, the supply of hands will again be unequal to the &mud. This general prosperity of the masses capoot fail to support the produce markets sieges& any possibility of severe reaction, especially as the high rates of money prualset is most parts of the world most have tended to cheek coy mesa of =Divines, and the vut population et Lambs are still elapsed for the most part to wasting Austad et is creating. The swot at the commercial setUity is, we believe, rnasifettisg Heel! very satisfactorily as the revenue receipts, sod as no violent reaction or I general bruit np of the speculative mania in the financial world seams to be apprehended for a year or two—always aspp odcg the _harvest . sot to fail—there is reason to thick that the itsosilor et Mu Exchequer will mails, next year, have a bandeau 'Wanes at hie MONDAY Bynum. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 900 to 4, ex div., for the Bth of June, closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 911 to 1, with div. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 1, • ditto for account, 90i • Three per Cents. Redn ' eed, 891, 1; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1051; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 984 ; ditto Bonds, 20a. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 104/r. The India Fi.ie per Cent. stock continues in demand. India Bonds were dealt in at 20s. dia. The March Erthequer Bills were steady, at 12s. to 7a. dia.; and the June dull, at 6s. to is. dis. The foreign stock market was firmer. In the market for bank shares, one of the principal features was a rise in London Bank of Scot land, which were marked 22 and 224, against 191 on Saturday (with 131. paid), owing to a rumour that an amalgamation has been arranged with the Mer cantile and Exchange Bank. Bank of Egypt, Bank of Hindustan, London and Brazilian, London and Colonial, and London and Hamburg Bank shares were all better. London and Northern, Continental, Alliance, and Bank of British Columbia, have slightly receded. Hudson's Bay shares were firm, at 191 to and Egyptian Trading at 31 to prem. African Merchants, Land Securities , National Discount, Smith, Knight, and Co., and Royal Mail Steam shares, were all inquired for. Nova Scotia Land and Gold, and Peninsular and Oriental Steam were rather fiat The shares of the financial companies were firm. A rise of about 10a. took place in London Finan cial and Mercantile Credit. General Credit shares are to-day quoted ex the new issue. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational, 6 to prem. ; General Credit, at to 41 prem. ex the new shares ; London Financial, 13 to prem. ; Imperial Financial, 31 to * prem.; Mercantile Credit, 91 to LO} prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 41 to 1 prem. ; and Credit Fonder, 6to 8 prem. The closing (but in some oases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakiugs are subjoined, viz. : —lnternational Land Credit, 11 to 2 prem. Imperial Bank of China, *to 1 prem. ; Tyne Ship building, 1 to 14 prem. ; East India Fi nancial,* die. to par ; Millwall Iron Works, to 1 prem. ; National Financial, I dis. to par ; General Contract, 1 to 11 prem. ; London and Venezuela Bank, t o 11 prem. ; Italian Land, Ito lf prem. ; ShiremAs Colliery, 1 to 2 prem. ; Scottish and Universal Bank, 1* to 2* prem. ; Humber Iron Works, 1 to 0* dia. ; Gellivara, 3 to 2 dis. Canada Five per Gents. have improved. Cape of Good Hope Debentures were also inquired for. M1N138.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwcz. In the mining market to-day the fortnightly settlement almost monopolises the attention of the dealers, and there is consequently little business. East Grenville shares, however, are better at 41 to 5, and East Lovell exhibit an upward tendency, at 20 to 21, ax div. Wheal Grenville are noted 8 too , being flatter ; qu East Caradon, 28 to ; Great r, 324 to 334 ; Great East Lovell, 31 to ; East Vor, sto ; and East Cant Brea, 74 to f. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no alteration. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON A OORN MARIO= (THIS DAY.) tat ILIONOO AND DriIIZNATDDIAL TILDSZAIM.) WN OBS OWN OODAINIUDNDSVD) Corroa.-l O larket dull and quiet. Bala probably 5,000 tsar. Collo.—ltezket elms steady. Wbsat Id. darer, sad rather more drug. Floor steady at tally previous rates. Indian oars 6d. dam, fair &mad. Ergyptiaa bow, oalA sad oatmeal Ans. MINCIN% lakNl.-.-(THIS DAY.) flocaa—The 'market bas °paced quietly sad without important sales by private cosarsot. 360 oohs of Barba doss in yobbo ribs all sold from 40s. to 44a. SAW dried goods are dull of ask, sad =gam lumps sold at 51/. M. to AIL COMPS. —Time is a fair deemed for colocial deseriptioos. TU. Blackish led cougar have sold rather freely as U. 2d. to la bd., sad Sae mese oat of recent arrivals have ado hrou6t Aria rates. Blau—The market has heoome quiet. Bat.—No ohs impels& BALTIII2II. —A parcel of Sae Beteg hes bass sold at 3as. 6d. ;• cad Machu at 325. 6d., for retraction 164. mum quartorly odes of Zest India are fixed far the 12th of July. The market is Ana. 4 Corm, °asthma dull of oak ; priala are anal tared, but it is difficult to sell at TALLOW YARKET.—(THD3 DAY mg The market is Gem. Tows tallest r quem.l es& Pelessimeg TO. as tho oast, 404. AL to 41a. ; Jae, 41a ; July, 41/s. Id.; OVUM! to Dosombar. 414. SMITHFIELD RAY MARKET.-4TEIIB DAY.) Worm Homy and Brim report load* my dull, at Qs folloviog prior : Primo maw by, 716. 10 735. ; avarice ditto 806. to Bk. ; laiorior ditto, 86.. to 606.; clew, old. 90. to 1100. ; ditto, mold oak, 89a. to 106 a. ; dam, Zs. to XL THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURHS. (THIS BAY.) CONTINUED MOREAU OF EXPORTS. This morning were issued the Board of Trade Returns for the month and four months ended the 30th of April. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports ci British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and four months in the last three years : For the moot& For the four macaw 1882 1883 1884 A woman was charged at the Bradford Police men yesterday with ea attempt to destroy her illegitimate ohlid of 90 months Md. She put a rope mud Ito nook sad hasp Nos • hook in the ailing, sad the redid out sad pm as alms". Fortunately it was eat dews is time. The meera, it is mid, had previously shown sips of marital derangentast. NOLLINJINI AND ma Siwrage. —Been the coarse sod lipionat Nollelmas eitalogued his &abeam and isum. Imes ; tar, although deadest in so mock that holm • man on is the world, he pet did his hes to gistily his sitters. Still, upon me sommoo„ eves the wily Nellekanw is mid to ham munsitted himself. The Duke of York. whim MUM' to hiss. mid, " Ik. 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