The Express. — London, England, 1866-06-09 00:00:00

• wit n ess stated list she • Whatever but Dr. Vilmotzeslly WAS " Junius." (A iseugh,) (The ewe wan prooearkily whin our report left.] COURT OF giNKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) i s anew DOIYAM.-7kLiATILICAL ISPIKULATIOXIL fbe unionist described himself as formerly of the tyestie Royal, Sadler's Wells, &Hatreds of the Theatre L y r a, Coventry, afterwards of Birmingham, Nottingham, "pa Prestos, comedian, ainoe of Ashley-crescent, City ad, traveller to •laee-fall manufacturer. He now ag ind for his release from custody. The application was O K , d by Mr. Francis Caociola, the detaining creditor, had obtained judgment against the bankrupt for 1061. The bankrupt in examination stated that the detaining ,alitor and he had been jointly interested in a speculation , Sadler's Wells Theatre and Coventry Theatre. The n ull was a loss, and he gave a bill for his share of the loss Caociola, who sued him upon it, and obtained judg osi in May, 1865. He attributed his failure to the lose , those speculations. He had nothing to give ▪ hi e creditors. He had been bankrupt in 1862, A d had taken up his order. He bad been fourteen yearn i saisdian, and a traveller in the lace trade for two oaths. His total debts were 1701. His Honour said that the bankrupt would have to pro se. his order of discharge under his last bankruptcy be am he ooald be released. The application might be re vved after the sitting for choice of assignees. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. OABOTTI SOBBILIrf. Auderiek Row, who refused his address, Jaws Merle! rho gave his mother'. address, and James • who sai d had no fixed residence, three forbidding-looking young een, were placed at the bar before Sir John Musgrove, Barged with assaulting David Newell, and robbing him of fie money, with violence. David Newell said he was a farm labourer, residing at gadfingeorth, in Bedfordshire. He came up to town on Friday night to see his sister, and on arriving at the Wa terloo station he walked over Bleckfriars-bridge to get to th e Rim's-ans. station. After he got over the bridge be saw Row, and asked him the way to King's non station. He said he would show him, but first i mposed to go into the public-house, and have beer. They went, and while there the other prisoners ca me in. After they had had their beer Row left the public-house first, and then Hurley and he fo ll owed them. Directly he got out Hurley caug ht hold of him by the t hroat,and said to the others ' Don't let him halloo." One of the others then struck him on the side of the face, a nd put his hand over hie month. Hurley and Row pat a hand in each pocket, and -tesk—ent his Inane with his money in it, and a silk handkerchief from his coat pocket. Constable 279 said about a quarter-past 11 on Friday night be heard a muffle in Robin-hood-court, Shoe-lane, and went to see what it was. He met the three prisoners en company with two other men and • woman coming from where be had heard the noise. Row was about ten yards behind, and witness saw him distinctly drop the prosecutor's handkerchief. A few yards from there he toned the stolen parse, empty. He also sin the prosecutor struggling to et up from the ground, and as he staggered past, hs perceived that he was bleeding from the month. Sergeant Smith said he went with the last witness and the prosecutor to the Blue Anchor, in Farringdon-street, where there were about 23 persons drinking at the bar. The prosecutor immediately picked out the two prisoners Burley and Row, but was not so certain about Whitey. The °doer identified Whitey. He told them the charge, when Row said he was innocent, and that he had never seen the prosecutor before in his life. The other prisoners said nothing. A list of previous convictions was handed to Sir John Miagrove which showed that Frederick Row bad been committed to Holloway five times from Guildhall, viz.:— December 5, 1859, 21 days me a rogue in the street ; January 7, 1860, six weeks for unlawful posses ion of a hone rug ; February 1, 1865, three months as a rogue in the street ; June 29, 1865, ten days for resisting the police (this time he gave the name of James Smith) ; and February 26, 1866, one month for an as (on this cosasion he gave the name of Fronde Donovan). The previous convictions against Hurley were also all from this court as follows :—August 14, 1862, f 4 days as a rogue in the street, under the name of Randall Hurley ; Oet. 24, 1864, 21 days for assault, under the name of John Hurley ; and on the 9th of Dec. 1865, one month, for an assault on the police under the name of Randall Hurley. When called upon for their defence, they all said they were innocent. Sir John Musgrave said he regretted that it wan his painful duty to send such an amount of innocence for trial. The prisoners were all fully committed for trial. SOUGH 311:SIC AND TIN I.iTTLEB AT LONDON NARRIAOLL Williast Wurtky 3fontagae, a boy about 14 years, was charged with making a disturbance in the public streets, and also with annoying a tradesman residing in the vicinity of Clerkenwell. The evidence to support the charge was to the effect that a few days since a marriage had been celebrated in the neighbourhood of Clerkenwell, and this coming to the knowledge of some young men and boys, they had assembled in front of the bridegroom'sshop and annoyed him byknock ing on broken old tin kettles, also with rough music by playing with marrow bones on cleavers. This had con tinued for some evenings, and his remonstrance was of no avail, and a mob was nightly caused, It was found necessary to give the defendant, who acted as one of the ringleaders, into custody. Mr. Ricketts, solicitor for the complainant, said there was no wish on the part of his client to act vindictively or harshly in the matter. All that he wanted was peace, and as the defendant had been confined in the cell of the police station for some time he thought that would be sufficient punishment. The father of the boy said he was sorry to see his son placed in such an awkward predicament, but what he bad done was by way of joke, and it was the usual thing to do at all London marriages—in fact a marriagewould not have been considered properly consummated if the rough music did not attend. (A laugh. The magistrate said he consideredit a very annoying and improper practice, and asked how long it had been in usage in London. The father replied as long as he could remember. He was a Devonshire man himself but he had been in London over 40 years. Mr. Ricketts remarked that however long such a practice might have been in existence, still it would not make it lawful. It was not to be tolerated that the respectable inhabitants were to be annoyed by the discordant noises that were made with the rough music. The magistrate said that whatever was the origin of such a practice he did not know, but that he might say that it was a very wrong and improper one, and one which he should do all in his power to sto p. At the request of the complainant he would now discharge the defendant, and he had better tell his companions that if they continued this nuisance they rendered themselves open to be severely punished. The defendant, who seemed chap-fallen, then left the Court. __ MARLBOROUGH-STREET. BATHING IN VIZ IMIIPENTINE DURING MR PRO/11 HOU RS. .rattph Killen, a young man, described as a barman, re siding at Bow, was charged before Mr. Knox with bathing in the Serpentine during the prohibited hours. rolice-consiehle Fassnidge, 604 A, said that on the previous night, some time after all the other bathers had come out of the Serpentine, he noticed the defendant in the water about 20 yards beyond the boundary. He called to the defendant to some out, when he refused to do so, was very impudent, and kept swimming across the Serpentine, and by the time he came out it was half-past 2, the hour for bathing to cease being 9 o'clock, and there being boards placed in different parts with notices to that effect. The defendant said he did not know it was not allowed. Mr. Knox asked the defendant why he did not come out of the water when the constable called to him. The defendant said he thought it was a friend calling to i• Mr. Knox said it was the Seat case that had come be fore him that season, and as the defendant had been lucked up all night he would discharge him. It appears that above 1,000 persons bathed in the Ser pentine yesterday evening, and that at the time the de fendant was in the water the boatmen had left. WESTMINSTER. AN INNOCENT NAP CuNVICTED. Carroll, whose case has already been described in the ErPrem, came before Mr. Selfe, and said he wished to thank him for the kindness he had shown in taking up his case and getting him released. Mr. selfe said his innocence, which he had believed in all along, was now fairly established. He had got into the trouble simply because he was out late at night. He should recommend him to make quite a fresh start in life, to to rest early, abandon his old associates, and in twelve months he would be a better and wiser man. Carroll said although he had been in trouble his ticket was expired, and he wished to be an honest man, but the kisto" Pointed him out and tried to prevent him earning . . . Hr. inspector Howard said Carroll lived in his district, I sad if any constable did such a thing be would have him reported to the proper quarter and severely punished. Mr. Se!fe said it was very wrong of the police to do so, and Carroll left the court thanking him for his kindness. WANDSWORTH. EXPECTED MANSLAUGHTER. Nedra Wade was placed in the dock on a charge of violently assaulting John Long. Sergeant Newman informed the magistrate that the pro secutor was unable to attend. He was dangerously ill and not expected to live. 'Police.constable Ring, of the W division, was then sworn, and he observed that in consequence of information he ifteived yesterday he went to No. 4, William-street, Wandsworth -road, where he saw the prosecutor in bed Waring from injuries he had received from blows. Mr. Ingham —Did you perceive the injuries ? Constable —Yes, sir. lie had a violent kick on the Inlay.) notik." halted 111 Oct of th e dna mat t h e ion with th e middle of the • !fairs, sa d it Aden omend A ao end ud s, end ia notzgolds to • mild be held ;. There ware tad been pod •o Doak Cola - . uodteeed the ma moment rl,ooo( stituted al t2 4, or 236 the rated in 180% Consols. This amounted to ted in 1862 to inquiries ware bre the cou emotatire s rt o fend might them a ela n shares by the waa it proved jep ar b• 7in oharenonk in ' for Mi l r 'ott r i ' Ilir. Itaniku st it John Nip. • fact of ito Whin day at dm 17020ris • there wee ► his betime s el I sham is the at the ib is was an error ht ere in the me m Robert, the 'wad till a mi. ICI(. urn and Mellor.) , CL _7 — g ort.eace Ili empisy, appij o d aldermen ed ins rims should sols thwick a broker in date wes 1,0001. entered bad pow! to ProW perky; aN mkon of findingthe name on behalf order to raise lion had power e or regulation, renee to broken ' under Inch no and good belts. Aldermen) shall 1865, the Corp. one with referr require stock- • me their ime, and also to The rule as to gal, because, in led with ; and, liable on a win- )uld esiaily be got o the securities, 'Ai its expediency, act gave to 4t, id regulations IT not be said that ation. As to the very good ergs- y cannot impels mother person? s rules to guard g the duties of a that this is sat he discharge of • 'LEAS. rile., Bytes, sod M TILE COIRADIT d for the imia bed of Slue memorandum of said that until ribers of the mr erred to be din► o of the seven per nd manger of the the wages due to Byles, the verthst a nonsuit and ow Messrs. Brace and npan ng bee y. n engaged bY awn to the wmoelso scope of the c there was • Plias fore the defendants iIiTRDIONIAL rd Chief Baron, and tNEB.tt. ner was resumed by .morial to es assumed far i S is of Cumberlaw/ tat the m= with the place by bassi the marriage wn Warwick and James ist was, ten air r a still-born sea ilnlot ; that the ie bigamous mann the threats of L account of some 3 and that Dr. Warsaw redress had, est °L ius " until Geo. 111- I been produced .111 the Earl of We= to her, aadtha ez ppesred 0mu . 14 promise to keel her that her ;•W''‘' no i ions of the ovember, 1819, , nnie, that that ace a., and that Lord ChM. Cher to be a:levele d W earl. stained some eiwW,, witness had h ewn Duke of Gloucester: George 111. the dates ...t o m him also quite • is conveyed to Fowl Le ge were the errors*. Lunsel, whom wil y Lf Kent had given in i Canada in 181 5 ; suu " princess of that he understoo d 081 r oyal lag • hams &Id AVI d he had tom bar t, i n s e a b i od had tol d bias gitimateY from 181 5 to nterval whom did rill aid she know sheer >f Cumberland 711 F she had borne ritimate ; and 9°t I t Sought s prior ' , al Marriage s Ac t ",, o ff. that the irc:ri viboo t " orfspring• • addr Berraell.ed 1 M r "' his birthd s /' • t ege nt on mos : of Heaven's snipe of this isle, versl found in se THE EXPRESS, SATITRDAY EVENING, JUN E 9, ^ 1866. chest, and ibloW on the fa'oe. Hi then gave a description of the prisoner and I went to Broutell's-road and appre hended him. I took him to the prosecutor and he identi fied Min Lethomin who, had asteulted him in the Cock public-house. • Mr. Ingbane—Did the prisoner say anything to him? Constable—He said be 'lid not indict the injuries. Mr. Leghorn—Wk s* wale his words? Constable—He said he shoved him on one side for self pro tection. The prisoner then made a statement to the effect that he went to the Cock public-house, and looked into the tap-room, but did not speak to the prosecutor, who was there. Some person made a remark, and the prosecutor then abused him (the prisoner). He also struck him twice, and in pushing him away he fell over a form. Mr. Ingham then remanded the prisoner. Sergeant Newman also informed the magistrate that Inspector Bushnell bad gone to the prosecutor, to take if necessary his dying deposition. THE VOLUNTEERS.-(THIS DAY.) REVIEW IN THE REGENT'S PARR. The Queen's (Westminster) Rifle Volunteers will be officially inspected by the Inspector-General of Volun teen, Colonel Erskine, DB., this afternoon, in the Regent's-park. Both battalions of the regiment will parw . le at the Duke of York's column, at 5 o'clock precisely, the let under the command of Colonel Earl Grosvenor, and the 2nd under the command of I Lieut.-CoL Lord Gerald Fitzgerald. Thence they will be ' marched at half-past 5 o'clock to the park, accompanied L by both bands, and will receive the inspect- a t. in; officer in line about half-past 6. The ground itt selected for the inspection is that immediately R. fronting Holford House, which will be kept during the &. movement by a regiment of volunteers who have kindly etc offered their services for the ocession, and it is anticipated a , many thousands of spectators will be present to witness gs. the display. Several other metropolitan rifle regiments at. have announced their intention of holding a field-day in St the park. es. se. FIELD DAY ON CLAPHAM COMMON. et The 19th Middlesex (Working Men's College) Rifle St. Volunteers, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel T. at. Hughes M.P., will hold a field-day this afternoon on Lt.• Clapham - common . Twenty rounds of blank ammunition 'fit: are to be issued to each member. The field-day will corn- st menoe shortly after 7 o'clock. st. REVIEW IN VICTORIA-PARK. St. BL The annual official inspection of the 2nd and Bth Regi ments of the Tower Hamlets Rifle Volunteers will be held et by a government inspecting officer this afternoon, in Vie- St. toria-park. The members of both regiments are ordered St I to parade punctually at 6 o'clock. 10 REVIEW OF KENTISH VOLUNTEERS. 100 This afternoon a grand review of the Volunteers of 100 many of the regiments of the county of Kent will be held 10 at at the beautiful seat of Sir T. M. Wilson, Bart., at 9 Charlton. The volunteers from Woolwich, Blackheath. ft Greenwich, and many of the adjoining towns will be 26 present, and it is expected that the line will be formed at AL 6 o'clock. at. BL DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CANNON-STREET. (THIS DAY.) Between 7 and 8 o'clock this morning a fire broke is out on the premises belonging to Messrs. Hawtroy and St- Sons, builders and contractors, 27, Cannon-street West. 10 The top and bottom portion of the building are used as B i . Messrs. Hawtrey's workshops—the former extending some se. distance back. The first floor is let to a Mr. Kahn, con- St. mission agent 1 ,as an office, the second and third floors being St. occupied by the Gas Light Improvement Company. At the /.1 time mentioned the workmen employed by Messrs. Haw- Z. trey had just commenced their labours, when Mr. Sweet- g t man, the clerk, was alarmed at a strong smell of burning po and smoke issuing from the second floor. The workmen St. immediately exerted themselves in the removal of articles 10 of manufacture belonging to their employers and their B a t, tools, and in this they succeeded to a great extent. On the arrival of the land steam-engine from Watling-street, - the flames had obtained a firm hold of the second floor, and owing to the tar and oils used by the Gas Light Company the fire soon reached the third floor, and from thence the workshop at the top. The fire brigade by this tine had assem bled in large numbers, and the various " steamers" being put in motion, the body of water directed to the flames soon had the desired effect. That part of the premises in which the outbreak was discovered and upwards was nearly destroyed, ; and to the timely arrival of the firemen must be attributed the saving of the adjoining houses — the Old Red Lion Tavern on the east and and the premises occupied by a wine merchant on the west. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Oa o'CLeay.. The dealings in British railway securities to-day are upon a very restricted scale, but prices show steadiness. Great Eastern stock is in demand, and has improved } per cent. On the other hand, Caledonian has declined 4. The other leading lines are quoted the same as yesterday. London and North-Western stock is quoted 1174 to 111 ; Metropolitan, 127} to 128 ; Great Western, 54 to ; Midland, 123} to 4 Lan cashire and orkshire, 121} to ; South:Eutern, 704 to 1 ; Great Northern, 122 to 123 ditto A, 131} to 132} ; Caledonian, 125} to 126} Great Eastern, 374 to 38} ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 254 to 2811. In the market for colonial railway securities the principal feature is a fall of Ito 2 per cent. in the Indian lines. Foreign descriptions axe inactive, 1. , with little business. ORDINARY BHARZEI AND STOCK& Bales today Pd. I RAILWAYS I Cl o c t ng t.Z . 4l I 10 1 pm. HO iII:WM and lixoter 100 paledoolan 1100 !Cambrian- I. 1111 46 13 4 ST TO 121 66 66 16 6 70 71 1 2 0 a 1 Cork and Bandon , all Cornwall . . _ COO Dublin and Belfast June 100 'Dundee, PerthotAbdin all 'Zest London Scrip Cart 100 1 Do 100 ,Glasgow sod & West= 100 Great Eastern Ord. tit. 100 De. Ang. Stk., No 2 100 Great North of Scotland 100 prom Northern 100 Do.A Area. no dlr. nn -100 1 DoBuWBP.e. is paldli 100 I Do. New tss. s• 20 pin. 80 IDo. Ord. Del Div. Stock 100 !OA South .t West. (Ire ) 100 'Great Western 100 Do.StourValGua.Stk 100 Do. South Wales 100 Do. W. Mid.—Orford 100 I Do. Do. • Newport 100 ;Lancashire &Yorkshire 100 ILon.,ftightn, et &Coast 100 ILondon,ChathamotDov 100 1 Do. If et. Erten. A6p.e. 100 London & North Wolin. 100 LondonWieuthWestern 100 Man. She., &Lincoln& 100 Metropolitan 7 Do. New 8 Do. Extension all Metropolitan District, 10 Do. do. do. all Do. &St John's-wood 100 Midland 6 Do. SA Shares 100 De. Bfrm. I Derby all Mid Kent 100 North British 1100 Do. WM ,Perth,Dund 100 N. E•atern—Berwick , 16$ Do. O. N. /f. Pure— -1100 Do. Leeds ,100 Do. York - 26 112 17 6 15 mei 114 I 122 123 130 132 541 MI XI 40 34 16 121 121 k 91 06 46 27 117} 118 91 en Si 62 127 126 1 2 1 lz 83 67 180 Do. urn& all Do. Stock.ADerling 118 Do. do., 188041 100 North London 7 Do. do., 1864 7 Do. do., 1865 100 North Staff ordshlre I I 100 N. & & Western June 1100 Scottish Central 100 Scottish N. K Aber. 50k. 100 Scottish Midland 100 ,Shropshire Union 100 ;South Devon • 100 'South Eastern I all bitalnee,Woldngham,&e • 100 Taff Vale 81 Do. C 100 Vale of Neath 100 'Waterford & Kilkenal 0 Waterloo & %Whitehall 1 100 IWast Cornwall BRITISH i ll 1 11 lani id Si 44 66 16 46 101 109 Bh. j Pd. I RAILWAYS. I . _ L I SO all Atlantic&St. St ; 100 Born. Bar. dr.C. In. gsp.c Lunen° 20 8 Do. F Shares 24 all Buffalo & Lake Huron 10 all I Do. Preference 100 100 'Buff.,Brant.,&Goderich I 6 per cent. 1672-3-4 St 100 Cal &S. Eastern sp. e.g St 100 Cape T. & Dock Gp.c. g. 100 all Demerara,7p.cdperpref.. St. 100 East Bengal gu. sdo St. 100 Eut Indian gn. sdo St. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 100 all Do. Equip. 11.11.6p.ct. 100 all Do. let pref. Bonds 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 • all Do. Ind pref. Bonds. 100 all Do. do deferred 100 all Do. 3rd pref. Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. 4th pref. Stock 1 100 all Do. do. deferred St, 100 Great Indian Peninsula 20 16 Do. gu► b per cent. i 20 ' 6 Do. New do .... DO. New 1. 8. of IndlL g. ep. Do. Si per cint, ! Do. Ot. Western of Canada. Do. New Do Bp.c Bd&pay.lB7S Do.S6 do. do. 1b77-B.' 'lndianßranchalmiteo Madras gu ar. s lx cent Do. d . al do Do. do. 44 do Do. Firth Extension 'Meth. Corp._6 per c. Bd. Melb. and Hobson's Bay: Do. 8 p. q.. psy. 1880 Do. 5 P. et 1895 N. kt. of Can 6p c lap. B. &bide, Qua 5 per cent Do. Delhi do Do. dn. do Do. Punjaub do. Do. Indus di not. do 88 Ti si 8 122} } 133 118 i 61! MI 872 124 4 No. I Brum. I 00,000 , BaittoliColai. Op. ci.,1872 2000001 Do. 1886 ~.. Cali. Gov. OD. e., 1877-82 • • • • Do• 81/oret,Fott.eLtaig. Do. 6perct. iLar. ;21 . 4;808 Do. sperot. .1 'area 682,808 Do. Owe ct. Ina. • 500,000 CapoutO Hopes pe2,2872 .... Do. do. 1800•1900 .... Do. do. 189340 .... Do. do. 180341 124,000 Do.lSD.e.dp.d:Oet. 100,000 Driloo,Nov. 1888,02 k ct. 210,000 Do. 1878, d 0... 1,000,000 Do. 1875 d 0. .. 100.000 Mauritius 6 per ct.,1871 500,0001 D o. 1878 200,000 Do. 1 800, _00 . 61 . , Do. 1808 th.proaa :568' NateTl:eov.6 per cont.. .000 New BranaGov.Operct. .. New South Wale* Gov.. p. cent.,lB7l to 1876 Do. sp. c.lBBB to 1 . :000 New Zealand 6per oent. ~000 Do. apex cent ~ 000, Nora Boo th 6p. c.,1875 000' Queensland Gov. 6 p. ct. B. Aunt Gov. 6 p. ct.. 1868 .. Jo. 1878 and epwda. Vlc.Gov.6p. c. Jan. July .. Do. 6p. ct. Aprll/oe. N 96 91 94 91 96 17 7 9 76 79 99 161 zdj lii iiii, 101 106 103 106 es 00 101 100 104 106 FOREIGN im i 35,000 2 Alami ll os Limited) 100, 1 , Auglo.Brat.Gold(Lim.) 1 20,000 20 ,Australian 10,000 6 • Braill.L.& M.C0.(1.1m1 3 15,000 10 ,Cape Copper (Limited 25,000 2 Ilapula Silver (Limited 1, 30,000 6 !CbonSaleso.& EL Yin.,L 12, 40 'Care Copper 1 10,0001 20 .Coptapo ; Un ited) 100,0001 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Rey 1 26,000 1 3 :East Del Rey (Limited) 26,000; 2 Fortuna (Limited) 60,000, 2 !Prontino&Bolhialliold 20,0001 ID Remind 62,000; 1e IC/panda (Limited) 16,000 S Linares (Limited) 10,000. 6 I.l3sitanian (Limited) 103,8131 1 .Mariquita 60,003 4 .Panulcillo Copper (L ) 10,000! 20 ,PontglbandSilver Lead 100,000: 6 iPort Phillip .. 1 1 ,Bantallarb. Gold 11.(L `, 120,000 1 ;Scottish Austral. (Lim 11,000 20 lBt. dohs del Rey Jim.) 43,174 30 United Mexican (Um.) 30,000 2 !Val Antigoria Gold 60,000 1 iVallansawaGold(lim.) 10,000 10 Nakeetiver Coal ;Lim, 6,000. 10 'Val &loam 'Limited, 10,006' 6 W,iahoe Gold (limited) 80,000, 1 Worthing (Limited) • , 75,000' 1 'Yorke Peninsula 46,000 3 ludanamu tana (Lim.) 966 - 102 104 104 106 101 103 104 106 97 100 91 96 92 94 96 87 94 96 72 74 97 100 97 100 104 106 64:iii6 dli I 60,000 102 104 74 i 98 7 leSi — i diA t Oki - 3 - 1 1 it 1 12 14 2 4 dl4 edls 19 . 21 I 1 1 1 i dia dis : par bra - 0 8_ I - dim 48 61 48 94 11t . 2 I ala Par idia iPal, I 2dL el 6 all all 1 all l i d I ... c►osing prices. I e.►.. 1 1 98 YI 96 98 ge 10 11 12 Alb 20 1000,0 00 1 &I 20,000 20,000 17,000 • 10,000 10,000 • ic.ces 17,831 30,000 15,0001 £BOO.OOOl 40,00 30,000 20,000 14,200 t 280,000 93. cent. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ons o'Cr.oon. The rapid influx of gold to the Bank of England, and the general belief that the rate will be reduced next week 1 or 2 per cent., continue to impart firinness to the English funds, which exhibit a fresh rise of I per cent. The transactions have been large, and comprise many purchases for cash, thus showing that the public are investing in this class of security. British railways are steady, but some of the foreign bunds have given way. Turkish are especially heavy. Bank shares are, in most instances, unchanged. Agra and Masterman's are now quoted 11. to 31. Finan cial &hares have been little dealt in, but a fresh fall of 55. has occurred in Credit Foncier and Mobilier. A large amount of Indian paper having arrived at maturity to-day, the demand for money is rather strong. Nevertheless, choice bills continue to be taken at 9 per cent. The charge for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 64 to 7 per cent. - _ Thus far, no failures have been announced in connexion with the large amount of Indian bills which have fallen due to-day, and it is hoped that there will be an absence of any notification of the kind during the afternoon. Consols are now quoted 8& tot, ex div., for money, and 87 to 4 for the account (July 10). Turkish Bonds of 1862 and 1865 are fiat, and have declined 1 and per oent. respectively. Mexican have also receded a, but the other specu lative descriptions are unaltered in the absence of business. Turkish Bonds 0f.1862 are now quoted 52 to 54 ; ditto of 1865, 27; to 28 ; Greek, 11 to 12 ; Spanish Passive, 18a to ; ditto Certificates, 13a to 4 ; Italian of 1861, 354 to 36 ; Brazilian scrip, 6. to 5; dia. ; and Mexican, 16; to f American securities are steady at the closing prices of yesterday. 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 64f to 65 ; Erie railway shares, 404 to 41; and Illinois Central, 75 to I. International Financial shares are now quoted 2; to 14 dia. ; London Financial, 17 to 15 dis. General Credit, 24 to a dia. ; Imperial Mercantile, 9; to 84 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 4 to3f die. ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 18 to 16 die. ; and National Discount, 54 to 6; prem. Two o'Ctoec Consols are fractionally lower at 86# to #, ex div. for money, and 881 to 87 for the account. The Stock Exchange Committee have intimated, by a majority of 15 to 12, their unwillingness to interfere with the ordinary course of business in bank shares, but it is none the less certain that the persistent attacks upon our banks, if persevered in, will be met by stronger measures than the mere expression of public reprobation. About 283,0001. in bar gold, forming a further portion of the supplies from America,was sent into the Bank yesterday, in addition to 120,000 sove reigns from the Mediterranean, making together 403,0001., and 855,0001. since the date of the last return. On the other hand, 110,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for transmission to Brazil to day by the steamer Oneida, which will take (in cluding this amount) 173,8731. in gold and 7,500/. in silver. The Java, from New York, has brought 535,0001. in specie, and the Bavaria, 181,0001. The undermentioned Australian gold ships are now on the way to England :—The Lucibelle, with 3,000/. ; Red Hover, 30,000/. ; Sussex, 130,0001. ; Red Jacket, 45,000/. ; Golden Sea, 13,0001. ; and the Walter Hood, with 44,5001. The foreign exchanges showed no important alteration yesterday. The rates on Holland were somewhat lower, while those on Paris and Vienna were rather higher. The quotations were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 12 ; ditto, short, 11.17 to 11.17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to 12 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.50 to 25.60 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.50 to 25.610; Fiambro and Altona, 3 months, 1.4.81 to 13.94 ; Berlin, Cologne, Sc. , months, 6.28 to 7.0 ; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 241 to 244 ; Paris, short, 25.10 to 25.22 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.50 ; Marseilles, 3 :nontlis ' 25.40 to 25.50 ; Frankfort-on-the-Idaine, 3 months, 1181 to 1181 •, Vienna, 3 months, 13.50 to 14 ; Trieste, 3 months. 13.50 to 14 ; Madrid, 3 months, 46 to 451 ; Santander, 3 months, 46 to 451 ' • Cadiz. 3 months, 47 to 461 ; Seville, 3 months, 47 to 461 ; Malaga, 3 months, ' 47 to 46 ; Valencia, 3 months, 47 to 461 • Barcelona, 3 months, 471 to 47 ; Bilbao, 3 months. 47 to 461 ; Valladolid, 3 months, 46 nom. ; Sarago , sa, 3 months 47 to 401 • Leghorn, 3 months, 29 to 30 nom. Ge n oa, nom. ; Palermo, 3 mont'hs, 329 to 30 montlu;, 29 nom. • Nap to 30 les, 3 m nom. Messina,onths, 29 to 30 ; 3 months, 29 to 30 nom. ; Lisbon, 90 days date, 514 to 51; Oporto, 90 days date, 511 to 51. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion lncrease £1,570,000 Bills discounted Government deposits 403,000 Notes in circulation Private deposits Advances The resources of the French Bank are still in creasing with extraordinary rapidity, owing . to a simultaneous influx of bullion and decrease in the demand for moniv. The aggregate of coin and bullion is now upwards of 24,000,0001. sterling. The failure is announced of Messrs. Hawkey, Whitford, and Co., private bankers, of the St. Columb and Falmouth Bank, Cornwall. Their liabilities are estimated at about 200,0001. and their assets at b e t we en 250,0001. and 300,0001., part of which, however, is locked up in property. The following circular has been sent to the cre ditors : St. Columb and Falmouth Bank, Cornwall, June 9,186 G. We deeply regret to inform you that owing to the diffi culty in the present monetary crisis of making the neces sary arrangements with any LODdollbank to take over our account from the Agra and Masterman's Bans (Limited), we are compelled to suspend payment. Messrs. C. F. Kemp, Cannan, Ford. and Co., accountants, of 5, Wal brook, London, have charge of our affairs, a st.itement of which shall be placed before you at an early day. We con fidently rely on a favourable liquidation of o,:r estate. Meanwhile, soliciting your forbearance, we are, yours faithfully, HAWKEY, WHIM - 011D, and Co. It appears that the amount of deposits held by Messrs. Overend, Gurney, and Co., when they transferred their business to the new company last year, was upwards of 14,000,0001., including those aunts fur which the depositors —chiefly bankers — took security in the ordinary way. The following resolution , passed and confirmed yesterday, has been posted in the Stock Exchange : ' A reqUisition from several members of the Stock Exchange having been presented to the Conimittee, requesting them to take into itnniediate considera tion the subject of dealing in bank shares, ,t was resolved—' That it is inexpedient to make any alteration in the present mode of dewing."' The object of the movement was to procure the sanction of the Committee to a proposal that all dealings in bank shares for a month to come should be for cash, with seven days allowed to the seller for delivery. It seems to us that the oli:;ect sought might be equally well attained by a CUTI,:iIO7I accord amongst the dealers. It is understood that endeavours are being made to resuscitate thebusiness of the Consolidated Bank, and that a meeting of the directors and chief share holders was held yesterday, in furtherance of this object. The result of the proceedings is not known, but a circular on the subject, intended for trans mission to the shareholders, is stated to have been already printed. We are further informed that steps are being taken for the immediate formation of a now bank on the soundest principles, and with a view to afford facilities to the English depositors of the Agra and Masterman's Bank, the Roil: .f London, the Consolidated Bank, the English Joint Stock Bank, and the European Bank, and that a full prospectus will be shortly issued. A special general meeting of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company will be held on the 25th inst., to consider two bills now pending in parliament, one of which is " A bill for defining the undertaking and railways of the Lon- PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LiTffitrOOL, Jegn B.—Sales to-day :—Laneashire and York shire, 1111 I—London and North W 6ll estern, 1171 1 18—Manches ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire I—North Eastern, Berwick capital stock, 1061—North British, Edinburgh and Glasgow min. 41 per cent., 871 —Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 3-10 I—Erie, 40 1 United States 520 Bonds, 041 c.—Dutch Rhenish, 21 p.—Great Luxembourg shares, 12 3-16—Bank of Liverpool, 27—Eastern Exchange Bank Limited, 3d.—Mertantlle and Exchange Bank . 101 d.—North and South Wales, 24—Flintshire Oil, 4 4.—National Steam ;Limited., 91 1 tl. 11411CHRSTIR, JUNI 8. -. The market to-day was quiet, with rather lower prices. Alliance Bank, 7 d.—Ebbw Vale Com pan/ Limited`, 81 3-16 d.—Dies, 41 401 1 I—Great Eastern, 374 4--Grta4 Northern A, 1311—General Credit Limited,, 21 . —ll Innis, 75 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1211—London and North Western, 1171—Manchester and County Bank (limited', .21 p. -Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire , 611—Metrepoll tan, 1271 Midland, IM:—North Eastern, Berwick, 1061—South Eastern, 70 I—Thames1 —Thames and Mersey Marine insuranee 'Limited), 4 11-16 I). —I tilted States 5.20 Years Bonds, 65 --Matlock, 51 — North Union 8., 150--Credit Foncler, 3 d. BIRMINGHAM, Jens 8.- The transactions in this market to day included Muntz's Metal Shares at 11 ills. Closing prices:— Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley Railway, 10 rth 1 to 101: London and North Western Railway, 1171. buyers : No Staffordshire Railway, 74. buyers: Stratford-upon-Avon Railway. 174, sellers : Midland, Bristol and Birmingham 6 per Cent , 124 . buyers ; Birmingham Banking Company shares, 26 to 27 : Lloyd's Bank 'Limited', 81 to 10 pm.: Staffordshire Joint-Stock Bank (Limited., 81 pm., sellers ; Gloucesster Waigcon ,tLimited , 12, sellers and Steam Cooperage and Cask f Limited , ills.. seller.. Jrln 7.—New Three per Cent. Stock, 844—Ditto, for account, 10th July, 86—Ind i a Five per Cent. Stock trans ferable at the Bank of Ireland , 1041—Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Five per Cent. '1863' redeem. 1868 all paid", 4111— Great Southern and Western Four per Cent. Perpetual ;Jaw Paid:, toil. Amongst the presents offered to Mdlle. Aguado on the occasion of her marriage, a small coffer was much noticed, first, as being a thel-d'aurre of art, and next as having been in past times given as a present by Madame de Maintenon to one of the ancestors of the bridegroom. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—DUBLIN, FRIDAY NIGHT.—(BY TELEGRAPH.)—This morning a ballast train ran into a lorry on the Cork and Macrooma Railway. Two men in the ballast train were killed and several injured. We (Solicitors Journal) are given to understand that there is no foundation for the rumour which found its way into some of the morning papers, that the govern. ment intend to introduce a bill for annexing the office of Lord Justice of Appeal in Chancery to that of Master of the Rolls, and for authorising the appointment of • fourth Vice-Chancellor. NORTH LONDON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.—The an nual public distribution of prizes to the pupils of this flourishing school took place yesterday afternoon, at St. Martin's-hall, under the presidency of the Rev. Canon Champneys, vicar of St. Pancras, and in the presence of • large number of the parents and friends, including the Marquis of Camden, the Earl of Dartmouth, the Bishop of Peterboiough, Mr. Harvey Lewis, M.P., Mr. T. Chambers, M.P., /sc. A Titans ON FlRE—Yesterday a train took fire on the Midland Railway between Birmingham and Derby. It appears that the body of one of the carriages in the mid-day down train, either through being too heavily freighted or in consequence of defective springs, sank down on the wheels, and the friction set the wood on tire. One of the passengers shouted out of the window, and his cries being heard by the passengers in the adjoining car riages, at length the attention of the guard was attracted. The train was brought to a stand near Tamwortb, and the carriage, in which a considerable hole had been burnt, was detached from it. Some luggage belonging to a lady was burning, but the damage done was immateriaL TRAFFIC Rzcziers.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom, published for the week ending the 2nd of June, amounted on 12,343 miles to 698,465/., and for the corresponding week of 1863, on 12,075 miles, to 712,1211., showing an increase of 268 miles, and a decrease of 13,656/. The gross receipts on fourteen of the principal railways in the United King dom amounted for the week on 8,873 miles, to 577,2421., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 8,646 miles, to 599,5281., showing an increase of 227 miles, and a decrease of 22,2861. The decrease on the Great Eastern amounted to 3,697/. ; on the Great Northern to 7271.•, on the Great Southern and Western, to 36 9 / 4 on the Great Western, to 3,99X11. ; on the London and North Western, to 1,04 W.; on the London and Brighton, to 12,010/. ; on the London and South Western, to 1,2211.; on tke Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, to 1,8.53/. ; on the Midland, to 6,9191.; and on the South Eastern to 3971.—t0ta1, 32,T31/., but from this must be deducted 1,8371., the increase on the Caledonian ; 4,526/. on the Lancashire and Yorkshire ; 2,1411. on the North British ; and 1,3911 on the North Eastern ; to gether 9,945/. ; leaving the decrease as above, 22,286/. The receipts on 52 other lines in the United Kingdom amounted on 3,470 miles to 121,2231.; and for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,429 miles, to 112,593 1 ., showing an increase of 41 miles, and of 8,630/. The goods traffic on the 14 systems of lines above mentioned amounted for the week to 306,711/. against 297,7911., showing an increase of 7,9621. The passengers, parcels mails, 1.1 c., traffic on those lines amo u n ted to 2'71,484i. against 301,7371. for the corresponding period of 1865, showing a decrease of 30,2481. in consequence of Epsom races and part of Whitsuntide being included in the corresponding period last year. The total receipts for the past week show a decrease of 74,T.V.g. as compared with those of the preceding week, ending the 26th of May. 70 72 107 108 116 16 10 11 pm 119 112 1 fpm 1 2 pm 73 72 106 112 146 156 66 67 47 49 Si 70 1 9 9 140 143 1 s pm 100 103 61 66 SESSION& -611 76 _ 100 102 idlls Om 4 I} 4 76 60 56 16 100 102 100 102 102 103 184 104 86 37 68 62 65 60 40 46 37 41 24 24 22 25 105} 1071 1 1 pm i 1 1 pin . 1 1 pm 99 191 91 93 BL 100 Si. 2 WI all 20i 18 100 all 100 all 10 2 St. 100 1 St. 100 Si. 100 20 10 St. 100 60 all '4 i die' 91 NI 83 85 1 11 Of dial 100 103 91 93 as 88 100 .. St. 100 St. 100 St. 100 20 2 St 100 St. 1100 1011 so es 100 102 82 86 80 as 98 100 98 98 1 0010 98 98 JOINT STOCK BANIn. . - BANKS. I Pd I CL prlo Agra & Masterman's (L ; Albion AllianceLoo.&Liverpool !Anglo Austrian 'Anglo Egyptian (Llm.) Anglo Italian (Limited) I ' Asiatic flank Cor. new all Australasia BankofßritishColumbia ! I Do. New, issued 2 pm.. It% of of Bank of Otago f Liznited) l / Bank of Queensland , L.)l , Hanka Vietorla,Australl .Bank of New Zealand / :Bartle:reliant Limited; ) 'Brazllland:Portuguese,L' I • British & Californ lan I 'British N. America CALlcaLsflitte & Cc?, (L.)l C. Bk. ludic. A us., China 'Chart. ?der. of IndLs, &c ; : Cit, • . I,;)Toniii ' Com. Banc of Canada ! ICom. Bank of India, Re IConaolidated Bank (4) 'Delhi and Lond on 1 _ . iest London (Limited', lEastern Excbange,Ltm.; English and American .1 ;English Joint Stock J..). Eng. Mcot. de Ansi. Chart& English and Swedish (L) , European Bank Limited! ,liindusn.CbinadtJap.(La imperial Bank (Limited); 'lmperial Ottoman 6:000. 251 100,000 20 i: 600,000 100 I 20,000, 501' 13.000 100 22,0001 20 1 6,000 , 100 1 20,000' 22 20,000 25 1 50,0011 20 , 30,000 1 50 • 72,000 60 25,0001 20 10,0001100' 6,0001 50 60,0001100 1 10,000 100 1 1,000 1 100 1 60,000 50 17,156 1 100 6,000 100 1011 102 f 18; 19 - YS • 106 4 141 / Do. New lonianDo. .`dew i Land Mort. Bk. India,L 1 D0.5p c.Deb.,1864,30yr5. I Lon. Bk.of_Nlezieo,&c. Loudon and Brazilian I Do. New 'London& RiverPlata(l)i Do. New. Us, at pm: Do. do. do Lon. Ch. Bank of Anatrl. London and County 'London Joint Stock._ 'London & South Anican 'Lon. & & Western (Lm.) London & Venezuela . L) London & Westminster. Merchant Bank ;Um.) . Do. New Mercantile &Ezchan(L Metro. & Pros. Bank(1) Midland Bank (Ltm.) National of Australasia I —salsa 24 21 die, 1 6 4d14 9 7 disl 17 11 2 1 dim 17 15414:6 1 12 10 dis 3 6 65 26 16 18 2.S SO 11 D (Ha l 5 8 dis 17 14 clis 41 43 7 8 pat 20 li Ns 4 1014 b 3Ws 48 60 - - It 14 121 30 36 14 16 - 41 43 tydfa 2 e_ 4 2Ws 4 2&a 15 12 di' 15 17 11} 1144114 13 11 414 1 3 3 spm 24j 11 11.114 84 21 2 cllki 77 2325 20,000'100 10,000 100 5.5,000 1 20 40,000 601 57,500 20 I 60,000 10 60,000 20 60,000 25 20,000 20 25,000 201 21,000 2D 27,210 50 20,0001100 37,540, 1 20 12,5004 20 20,0001 25 17,061 100 10,000,100 40,0001 25 10,000 100 50,000' 60 1 dial S ai St{' National of Liverpool.] N. Pro. of England 1 Do. 2nd & 3rd Issue I National Bank New South Wales New Zealand (Limited) ,North Western ,Onental Bank Corpora. 'Orient Com. B. L lateo. C. Do. do. lateN. F. Do. do. lateF. C. Prortn. Banking Corp. Prothro. of Ireland ,SeindePuni.,& Delhi ',L) Do.issued at 2 pm South Australia 'Stand. of B. S. Africa • Do. do. vs. ate pm. , Union of Auatralia Union of Ireland (Lint ) Union of London No. I Sb. ....i 9 dis 10 5 dis 2 1 din 7 9 pm, 11 2ipml 21 12 60 64 60 2 1 43 46 44 10 15 8 4Ms 151 6 4 614 541' - 93 96 92 1 16 13 17 54 I - 13 9 die - 9 7 - 5 3 die 17 4 4Pm• 3 5 poi - 70 75 - 40 43 Idle Par - par 2 pm' - 34 39 6 , 36 1 7 dis c t 6 s dis • 7 6Ws Si gs 85 die - Cs' 26 28 16 14 tis 8 6 elk 44 46 145 8 6 dial 45 47 I 45 . . - --- 2,065,088 S. • FAA and West India .1100 130 133 I - 86 ; 14,000 - 10 illieneral Floating Dock. 6 6,678,11 St. 'Loudon &St Kather.a. Itoo OD 71 0 0 1 • 1,064,500 100 Ito. Deb. St. 4p. emit all 87 90 880, ' St. ', S out ha mpton lOO —.--• • • 160,97 86 Surrey Commercial lOO Pd I CL Price*. I 81"i' i 0 i St 100 FOREIGN OBLIGATIO] eat. I Pd. I RAILWAY& 4 1911 IG.Laxembourgbp.cent. 29 la I_Do. . 10; all Iltavans and llatanus 100 all Lausanne and Fribourg 100 all Matanzas and Salanllls 100 all ; Do. Second Issue.... 20 all North of France S p et. 20 all ! Do 'lateCharl. 3f p. ct. 100 all Monism Smyrna, dc.' 40 all 11hrls,Lyons,&Mn &pet. 20 all I Do. New Sp.et. 100 all Iftecife & S. F. ;Peru.).. 4 all Royal Swedish sp. ct.. 100 1:11 Sagas La Grande, D. et. 20 ll & Loin-Wen. 3p.c. 100 all South East.of Fort. 7p.c. 20 ;all ISouthernot France Sp.c. 20 ;all South Italian, S per ct. 20 all W.aN.W.of Fra. Sp. c. 111 12 94 99 li 2 88 86 7} 71 90 96 Ili 12 Ili 12 1113CELLANEOUS. So. ISh I Pcl I CI. prises. 1 Bales. 157111pimiliC • 10 ringto-Mesican Mint all 6 Atlantic TeLgua. 8 p.et all' 15 Australian Agncul 26 'Australian M.L.itica(L 6 10 Baugparab Tea EstateaLi 4 10 ,Berliu Waterworks iL. all. 00 ;Salchow Vaughan (L., 17! 5 'Bombay Gas I Lirnited. , l alp 5 I Do Ord issue I 4 5 : Do New 60 ;British American Land. 4 St. .13. & L. Slag. Tel. J..) lt 20 ,British Indian Tea (L).' 1 32.'Canada Company a 10 CanadianLotn& Inv,L ?' 20 Ceylon Com= 20 , Ditto A 20 'ChinuSt.Shlp&LCoalL , I 25 CityulLoudonlLPro.( l )', 1 30 .City of Milan Impro.,L. l 14 36 ' Do. .l al 20 •eity of Moscow Gas (L)1 11 50 4 iity Otbees (Lim.) 1 11 60 'Colonial (Limited) I 60 'Commercial Union(lns.)l 1 10 Cum. of AfricanMer.,L. s , I 6.0 Consolidstod Dis. ; L.`.. ,' 11 20 'Continental Cn.Gss L., 11 100 "Contract Corporation,Ll 11 25 Cop. M.Eng.,Pref.7+ p.c.' al 20 IC. !tone. & Mob. of Eng.; I 60 Do of Mauritius ,L.)..1 11 St. Crystal Palace St. I Do. Preference St. Do. 6p. et Perp. Deb 1 101 20 'Darjeeling ',Limited) lll 100 IDiscount,Corporation(L 21 10 Esatern Assam Tea ,L. : 4 50 .E.lndiaLandCak lia..L; 11 20 E. India Irrig. & Canal' 1:. 50 ,Ebbw Vale : 2( 20 •EityptianCtimetTrd.(L s I St. Electric Telegraph . 10( 3 Eng. &Aus.Copper ;Lira: I 50 Eng. and Foreign Credit 1 100 Eng & ScottisliMarin. ‘,L I 10 IralrbalrnEngineering I 20 'Fore-st (Warehouse (L, II 641 iCiellivara I Limited: ( 2( 20 •G.Creditarin.uf Lon.,L, 1 15 (Gen. Steam Navigation) 14 50 Home &Colonial As. 'L , I 10 IliongKong dt China Gas al 20 •Hudson's Bay j al 60 'Humber Iron Works . Lll 21 20 ;Im.Landeoillarstilles 1.1 Su Imps& Mer.Cdt. Ass. iL i 2 'lndian Carrying: Lim „ 1 60 .international Contract.( 11 20 'lnternat. Finsis.lioc.(L. ~ 1 20 .Internat. Land Credit(l:l 1 50 'ltalian Land j 11 20 Italian 'nig. ;Cutesy , al 100 I Du. 6p. c. Brie. r. 1870 al 50 Lana Securities Lim. ) I 1 25 Lond.AfricanTrading 11 2S 1 1..0n. a Caledon. M. (L 'I 10 ,Lon.CouutyLand&B.,L)! 6 .Loud. DistrictTeleg.(L. '. 50 Loud. Finan. Mao. , L). 4 .Loud. G. OmnitinsC.' L." a. 50 ;Lond.aGituq.Eng.CO.( l,l 10 50 Lund.. Italian, de. Stn.: 17, 50 :Gaut NI er. Discowit •L , IC 80 ' Lund. Provincial Marine: S 20 Madras Irriga.atanal. ' 16 20 I Do. .1 a ll 26 'Marine Investment (L.l , 6, 20 Mauritius Land, &c. (L. 2 10 liedit. Estes Tel. ;L. ~. i all 50 Merchant Shipping ,L l' 16 20 SI illwall F. Ld itDock,f; 1! 50 'Stillwell Iron Works. ..; 10 Natal Land & Col. C. 4 '..! 26 .National Die. Com. 'L. 4 25 Do.New,iss.sp.Sitohetall 25 INational Prov. If arine L '.. 100' National Stain Nay.:l,.. 30 20 NerladdaCoaktlron,L,l I' 20 . Do New 125 • N.Zealand L &M. Ag.'L , 25 N.Zealand TA Loan iL ) 10 Northern Assam Tea ,L )1 10! Do. B ' 7 St. N. Brim. Australasian .L , 100 50 N.l3rit.dcM ercan. In .; L ' 10 ' Nowgong Tea ;Limited , 25 'Ocean Marine 'lnsura.! 60 OrientslFinancial Liin.' , 1' 5 ,OrientalOssi Li rafted, " 5 ; Do. New 10 ,Orientinland Steam,L , 10 Otago ritSthland Invest 20 ;Ottoman CompcxY'L )• .1 50 `OttomanYinancial i L 1... '. 6 Ottoman Gas • 1.41111•ClUI a 50 4iverendOurney,co. , L , 11 10 . Panama P.ll. Steam,L 1 al 5 Do. do. St. iPeeIRIv Land& Slin.L . 101 50 • Peninsular & o.Stearn 1 al 50) Do. do. New 3! 10 IQuebrada L, R., M. (L a' 50 i lthymney Iron 151 Do. New 25 .11.10J.CItylmprov.(L ) 1, 25 I Do. do I 20 Rio Janeiro Gas ;Lim-; 1 100 . Royal Mall Steam 4 St. ( Scot. Austra Invest. (L :6 1 50 Smith, Knight.aCo.. L..' 11 20 Soc. Man. d' Egypte L . l 1 1 50 , . African M. 42 In. it. i.. I 1 I 25 !.louthAustralian Lend . . 1 al ' St. ' , Submarine Telegraph . AOC 1 1 Do Scrip l al W • 1 tTelConstruc.42Main',L I al ' Do. Do lf 20 Thames& Mersey In., L ) ' 20 Trinidad Petroleum ,L ' 10 Trnst&AgencyorAns.:L 20 T. & L. Co. of U. Canada 20 1"a. Marine of Liver. :L.', 5 United K. Telcg. Co. ' L 'l 20 Univers. Marine Ins.:. I ' 10 tipper Amara Tea ;Lim. 10 Do. SO Van Diemen's Land _ LOU Viceroyof EgyptiNft.; La', . 50 Warrant Innen,* Limll li 50 WestLadiad:Pacific.9.(L,, ' 37,500 100,000 7,500 37,500 50,000 100,000 30,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 10,000 leosesas 20,000 scoot) 31 201 1 1 • 4} 41150 i 64 1 1 }d pm isi 1 pm' 3 2 die' 21 1/114W, 4 3 av 6 8 8 10 80 —DI 10 8 6 disl, to 6 4 414. PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern—Eastern Counties Extension No. 2, Great Northern 5 per cent , redeem. at 5 per prem., 105. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 124. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 64. Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean, 304. South Austrian and Lonitardo-Venetian, 104. 14 14 xell 16 4 4 3i 18 22 le 1 dia 1 $ 2 9 dis, 1 1 1 I 4 :1 1 :1 1 : 2 1 4 I 1 4 121 tin` s :la , (4 22 sr x I 1 ea ea i (6 . dei, - ill' 80 85 , - 4: r 2 iis a pmi 2 1 edis ipaa -- 1 1 ! I ,74.1. -- 10 6 3 din , all 7 3 din 1110 0 . die; —1 7 5 3 din 61 Mr jp m 6 3 1 inns Pi", 11:200: 2 7 dis 1 _1 1 i - 9 :i n 1 [le 6 si 6.oii, 11 11 Oj LO 5 3 dis' 10 36 38 10 108 112 10 106 112 11 6 4 dis -- 20 14 12 dis 41 4 3 dia l 10 8 6 611 -- 1 7 6 dini 10 6 1 7 6 1 1 141 --- dia 6 10 126 130 1 1 -- 1 41 31dis, -- 5 3 2 din; -- I : i 1 1 A! 104 g 6 dia 6 3 *lin 3 1 i 14 26 28 — 5 Se 21dis, all 2 din par. di 124 151 11:., 161 20 20 19 dial 7 8 a asi di , 7 10 9 din, 114 i __ -- din! -- 10 10 6 die; -- 5 21 ndis; 3 6 8 2 din 10 11 011 -- d 3 6 6 3 3 dial LO 7 6 Ms' 6 3 1 dia! 1 —NV all 1 it 17 15 ai a 6 31 31 11 9 - 1 , 16 14 die O 11 9814 2 Ws SPm 2 1 die' 181 191 • 6 3 Elbe le i l l 6 4 die - 4 10 9 die 6 8 6 Ais' 6 61 91pM 11 'AI 2 114 p 1. 11 9Ws 3 1 tits: 3 2 I (114 21 1} 1 dis 4 3 611 40 60 16 18 , 3 3 • dls; 5 16 IS pm 11 10 8 . 64 ill 64 ) Parl 1 2 , ldis par, Idin par, 16 13 diY 8 4 to 15 dia l 174 TO ;1 :I I 10 140 4 5 ill 64 71 6/ IS I 10 12 pm' 45 4 AI 8 7 din sill 26 . 28. j - ii - if - 14 II Is 20 6 6 4 6141 al 1 2 pall 0 101 114 o 115 120 L 8 18 16 10 41 6 dial WIC 21 SR 45 55 3 don, Brighton and South Coast Railway Company, and for defining and regulating their capital and mortgage debt, and their powees of raising morays, and for authorising Wm to mike sad 'maintain new lines of railway, and for other purposes." A special general meeting of the South Iciaseers Railway Company is called for the 90th MAL, tO : consider four pa bills now pending in parliament' The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of • the London Joint Stock Bank will be held on ths 19th July. A general meeting of the India Freehold Land, Colonisation, Trust, and Agency Association (Limited) is cotiveticd for the 15th mat. to reoeive the rerirt of the liquidators. A call of 1!. is to be paid on the new shares of the Berlin Waterworks Company (Limited) by the 30th inst. An extraordinary general meeting of the Queens land Sheep Investment Company (Limited) is called for the IGth inst. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this - week an increase of 1,8371., compared w o ws t corresponding period of 1865. The East India Land Credit Company hays transferred their account to the London and West minster Bank, who will pay the interest coupons on their debenture issue. It is statei that the various fire offices, at a meeting held yesterday, have unanimously agreed e to rescind the resolutions which they adopted in March, 1862, with reference to the settlement of claims for loss under mercantile policies at the oms-i tract price, and to revert to the old practice of adjusting such claims at the market price immedi- . ately bAure the tire. FRIDAY EVIIIIIIIII. Consols, which closed yesterday at 864 to 4, '• ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning , at 864 to am . ): closed at 861_ to 4. For money the last price was 861 to 4. The official busineas report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Como* for money, 86, 1,6, ; ditto, for account, 86 4 , 4, ; Three per Cents. Redu ced, 854, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 854, 4,4, 4, ; Bank Stock, • 247 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1034 ; ditto Four per Cent., 924 ; ditto Five per Cent. " e n-- faced " rupee paper, 100, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, ss. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 12s. to be. dia., and the June, ss. dis. to se. prem. In the f ireign stock market the dealings con sisted chiefly of sales, and the general tendency of • prices was unfavourable. Peruvian Bonds of 1863 declined 2} per cent. ; Danubian and Italian of 1862, 2 ; Egyptian and Turkish of 1858, 1862, and 1863, 1 ; lto. ito of 1861, g ; Greek, 4 ; Turkish of 186, 1 ; and Spanish Passive , 4. ' Bank shares were rather firmer, and a recovery took place in sane vases. Bank of Egypt share,. rose 3/. ; London Joint Stock, 21. 10s. ; Oriental Corporation and Union of London, 21. ; and Agra and Masterinaten, Chartered of India, Australia, and China, Consolidated, and London and West minster, 11. On the other hand, Australasia and London and Comity declined 11. 10s. • Angle- Egyptian, English, Scottish, and Australian Char tered, Merchant. and Midland, 11. ; and London and Brur;dian (new), London and River Plate' (new), and London Chartered of Australia, 10a. Alliance chisel at 9 to 7 dis.; Anglo-Austrian, at . 2to 11 dis. ; and Imperial Ottoman, at 14 to 11 ' dia. The dealings in financial shares were moderate, and the only changes were a rise of se. in General Credit, and a je,:liue to the like extent in Credit Fancier aml Mobilier. Prices were last quoted at. follows : International Financial, 21 to 14 dia. ; General Credit, 24 to dia. ; London Financial, 17 to 15 dis. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 54,0 iq die. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 3i to 4 dia. MIKES.-(THIS DAY.) _ ONs o'CLocl. The mining market is steady to-day, but there little b.isiness. Great Vor and East Caradon shares ant in demand, at 17 to 18 and 6# to , re spectively. t'n'.verton Moor are also inquired for, at 5g to i f!. Prince of Wales are quoted 9s. to 11s. ; West Cltivert.,n, 67t, to 6E4 ; Tresavean, 6} to 74 ; and Chont.ales, li to 117 prem. The latter are scarce for delivery. A call of 2s. 64. is to be paid by the 7th July on the shares of the Rossa Grande Gold Mining Com pany (Limited). The subjoined report on the metal market is from the circalar of Messrs. von Dadelazen and North : The metal market remains extremely dull. In some articles there has been a further slight decline in price, bet there is more stea•liness in others. On the whole, business is curtailed an much IA pomible. Iron : There is a great desire or the part of Welsh and Staffordshire ironmasters to book ortters ` cou ch rced prices, Shippers, however, are very cautious. pig iron has declined to 525. S ti t a l. po Copper is not suite so fires. but holders are not to give say ie. prices. English raw sells at full prices from first haml3. Very little business has been done in foreign. Depend'*, 91/. nominally ; Burrs and Wallaroo, 871. 10s. to ; Chili I. ire, in Liverpool, $3!. Tin shows a slight ad vance in prr:•:, but there is little doing for want of sellers. Straits, sec.:lies to quality, 751. to 761. ; 781. to 791. English dull. In Holland the market is steady at Tin plat s are very dull. Lead continues inanimate. Spelter has further declined in price, sales having bees made lit 19/. 15.. ex ship, and 19/. 17s. 61. in warehouse here, anti at 29/. for July delivery ; special brands in out ! ports, ; W. 11., 20/. 15s. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TRIM DAY.) (sr ELE.TRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (Ell9sl n.:a OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Thc m trice s•.andy. Sales probably about 10,P00 bales. T.ILLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The I...rket is steady. Spot, 425. CA.; June, 4211. 1 a; October to December, 465. fid. IT ARKFT A VERAC.P,A.—Town tallow, 44e. 3d.; fat 4' ditto, 2s. 2d. ; yellow Russian, g. Od. ; melted stuff, 31s. ; rough ditto , 17 e. ; greaves, 44 205. ; good dregs, COVE'NT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Forei;7l i•-iport.. consisting of both frait and cagetablee,, still reoch t... 1.2 market in good condition. Cherries con tinue to arr . ., .! iu great abundance. Apricots also make C.eir (;rapes are plentiful, and the supply of straw!v rr. i., LI. greatly improved. Dessert pears are now contin”d to Efivter Beurre. Apples consist of court pendu p! ,t. I/f p,no-apples there is a fair supply. Salaam are mon. plentif,,;, as a re also cucumbers. Supplies of English .re now tolerably abundant. Flowers chicly of deu•Jias, orchids, heaths, camellias, pelargo- Mums. az- 11 (w ,, u:ignonette, and roses. FRUIT. Oranges, per 100. Mtn It's reaches, per dm , to. Os Pine Appl•ii, per lb.. o:it.° 10. Mtrawberries, per oz.. &I to 9d Walnuts, per bash., 140 to 99s apple.. p r PI•A^. 4s Ss (4 , 444.4414. r 4 4 4, ge 4ti, p .it., 6d to Grape.. p^r Ih . !ot to Men Erniorpt, per Idtt rs t." 10* built.. So to 146 VEGST Artieliok O, per d. .4+ to lit Aspera6p ., t• ... 3• to ds !leans. 100 , 3. n.lO t. 5; tld Kent. per dor RfOl:1311, 1 0 . 10 to Is Od l'aideit:es. per to 2 - 4 Carr , U. per intreli. 4 , 1 to ed do rpoier. do 1. to In 161 P 24 to r derv. per ...lie. 2n to 240 d rnennilier , , one.% t 101 Endive. te.r score. 11 to 2* 6d ; erne s td Shelietn, per lb.. 10t1 I terho. per b.:nth, 4I Horse Radi-1pt....1, 2 / 1 6tito es Meet. per ttecli, 3,1 Lenin •. per 4-or.• ig t, 18 ed 1 Mint. per irtnell. 3d to 4tl 'ABLY/I. Mnatirrsons, D. putt , 2s to 34 Mustard & Cress. p. punn , ai I Onions, p. bush., to to ea pickling. p. ut Is Parsley. per sieve, rto 5s Parsnips, per doz., 1. to 2s Peas, per qt., 2s to per sieve, 7s t , as I Potatoes, York Resent. , P. too, ens to 9:a Rocks, do., gOs to 70 s Flukes, 103 s to 1255 do. Kidneys, ba to 12s per cwt. Radishes, p. 12 bun., to to Is Rhubarb, per bundle, 41 to Ent Spinach, per hush.. 25 to 2s Turnlps, per bunch, to to la SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) N;r. l'harl.24 James Easton reports trade slow at last dar't, prre., meadow hay, trot. 100 s. to 110 s. ; inf , rior ditto, 80s. to 9.5 e. • rowen, 60e. to 80s. ; clover, Lo I. I.loa. to 1355.; second cat, 90e. to 120 s. ; straw, 3is. to 44e. Mrs Tlvr.—At a meeting held at the rooms of the Social S,ience Association lost night to welcome Mims Rye on her return from the colonies, Colonel Sykes. M.P., in the chair. Miss ltye wee resented with a purse of 104 L by Madame Polichon, on be half of several ladies interested in her efforts to improve and encourage female emigration. Miss lye bolds 150 orders for the emigration of single women and a few families into the colony of Victoria, ed. will shortly commence work in connexion with her Ms jeaty's Emigration Commissioners, at 1, Adani-strect, Adelphi. The King3ton (Carolina) Whig a dvertises for a carrion crow to carry off a defunct cat that has been tying in flout of the newspaper office ftr a week. I