The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-25 00:00:00

the East India Dock Company, spinet the captain of • ' mewl called the Gleeroy, to recover compensation io damps for bodily injuries sustained through te r tzgea aee~glissom of the defendant. The plaintiff wea la na • g the ship, wham be fell through a bole in he foes part of the deck to the creel bunker, and was very severely jejuna. The trial took pines before Baron Martin at the last Nisi Pries sittiap at Weetinineter„wime the jury found s verdict for the plamtiff Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., sow pored, in Loco/demos with leave reserved by the learned judge. for a rule to set aside the verdict and enter • nossait, or for a new trial. The gm& two was whether the espnain was guilty of any negligence in loving the hole in the deck unprotected. The court granted • rule nisi. COURT OF BANKRUPTOY. (Belay Kr. Commlakes:. Fans.) L't 1t LTIN..-a t rPLICA7IOII FOE ILEIZIASI. The bankrupt applied for his reuse from custody. Mr. Chidley supported ; Mr. B. Griffiths opposed. The circumstances were peculiar. The adjudication wee op the petition of a creditor, who had given notice to the messenger not to advertise the sitting for choice of wisest's ; and as the court bad reinsert to entertain the ,pplication for release until the choice of assignees, the bankrupt, it was urged, might remain in prison all his life. His Honour said he should not interfere until the choice of usignere. Mr. Chidley—And that will never take place, His Honour—Then you can take steps to have the bank ruptcy annulled. (Before Yr. Commissiaser Goelburn.) 111 811 H. CHAIM. The bankrupt, formerly manmadtsr of the Royal Artillery at Sbosburynees, was described se a coffeehouse-keeper in Chandosstrest. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. Debts, 2961. Mr. Loma opposed. The bankrupt had been required to fle cash and goods accounts, sad b 4 neglected to do so. It was alleged that he had come to the court for the purpose of defeating the claim of a single creditor. Mr. Morris sppeared for the bankrupt. Hie Honour directed that the additional accounts required should be furnished. and adjourned the ow fora monde. IN RE WORDSWORTH. The bankrupt was a schoolmaster, of Stoke-bffayland, Ease:. This was the adjourned sitting for summation and discharge. The case has been frequently before the court. Mr. Chidley appeared for the assignees ; Mr. C. E. Lewis end Mr. Whitoombe for creditors ; and Mr. Bagley for the bankrupt. . . . . . . h shirts was made against the trade assignee of having received money belonging to the east*, and not paying it over to the proper sonottat at the Bank of Eoglehd within three months, whereby he had rendered himself liable to a penalty of 20 par omit. on the amount. It was arranged that the matter should be inquired into at the sitting for dividend. _ _ _ C. E. Lewis said the socoanta were by no meats satisfactory, but be did not object to the bankrupt pawing bin examination, the order of discharge being adjourned. Adjourned accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) OIIMAOI NT TWO TOLL Thomas Pape rod lo;;;es -- /catiS;;;Tae7 toll collectors at the Highgate Archway, were charged before Mr. Barker with committing • most rioleet wrath and outrage on Mr. Stephenson, of 10, Tredegar-plaee, Bow-road. Mr. Hickette appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Thomas Wekeling for the defence. Mr. Btepheneon stated he wee oomplabseat in the ease, and on Whit-Monday last he wee visiting some friends residing on Mr. Bowles's estate at Albert-road. Upper Holloway. He wee welkin through Mr. Coulson field with some young ladies, when the defendant Feather stone met him just before he g6ot to the footpath. He was them standing on Mr. 's ground, and Featherstooe asked him for Id. toll. The young ladies who were just before him bad been allowed to pass on without being molested. He told the defendant that he had permission from Mr. Oodles to pus through there, though he did not believe the demand for the toll was legal, and offered the defendant his address. Featherston said. " D— your address; how do I knew it is correct r And then the defendant Page tome up, and facile' pilled him (witeies) by the collar and shirt off Mr. CouLoa s ground on to the footcatit, and in doing so caused him much pain, and bent his gold scarf pin. Pegs thee snatched his (witness's) cep off his head and pit it in his pocket, and then said to Featherstone, "ley hold of hie legs." Featherstone did so, end Page took hold of hint (witness) by the head sad shoulders, and carried him in • very rough way to the toll-house, a dis tance of 150 yards, and detained him there three or four minutes. At that time two or three gentlemen west up and told the defeats/its that they ought to be ashamed of themselves for committing such a disgraceful assault, sad the defendants then let him go, dotal.* his cap. He had in his pocket 10s. in silver and a knife and which be lost , as it fell out of his pocket when the defen dants were • g him. Before be left the defendant Page offered to fight • and said if he (irked,* was the beet man he could have his cap. In croseezemination the wittier denied that be made use of bed language or that he assaulted either of the defen dants. He ortainly clung to Page when Page endeavoured to throw him, hut he di d, so to prevent his falling to the grotiod. Three respectable witnesses were called, who fully con firmed the complainant's version of the wee, and Mated that ho did not make use of bed language or assault the defendant.. Mr. Wakeling, for the defames, mid he should call the defendants, who would prove that the oomplainsat wee very &hair. and would sot pay the toll. They would also show that the complainant first assaulted Page, aad if that was so he should ask the magistrate to dismiss the case. The defendants were called for each other, sod having proved that the complainant said he would not pay the toll, admitted that they carried him to the tollhouse, having first seised his cap, sod added that the complainant said he liked his ride. Mr. Barker said be looked upon this as a wry VOSS out. rage, lad fined the defendants V. etch, or in default we month's imprisonment. Mr. Ricketts applied for cote. Mr. Barker said that in addition to the 41. the Listen &ate would have to pay 10a. rub for caste. The Armand owl* amounting to U., were at once paid. THAMES ANGLING. TO m MVOs O. THI ZITIBSO. SIR, —ln your report of Thames angling in this evening's paper, yea state thet weight of a grayling in oar possession is 11Ibs. 9os. ;it should b. lib. 9os. If you will insert this you will oblige,—Yar" W. R. SHEPPARD, Sanatory. Cripplegate Society of Anises, 33, Fore-street, City, Hey 24. NARROW EOCAPR Or PRrwcc Asuma.—Prinoe Arthur and unite word through Blairgowrie on Monday, en route to Balmoral. A carriage had been sect down from the north to convey him, and two powerful hone were at tached so it in front of the Re* Hotel. The earrings had not proceeded many yards when the hones became restive, the " brake" of the carriage appearing to have no power to check the dowe.hill programAt the Well Meadow the fore wheel came into violent contact with a storm wall, the wheel fortunately flying to pietas. and thus making the hones more easily held in. Th ey were brought up in frost of the Advertiser office. and the Prince sod hie friend leaped oat smartly and stood , considerably agitated, bat mailing, while the gonee were being detached. The Prises walked away ie the directioe of Balmoral, followed in • few nrinutee by another carriage. The first carnage is • com plete wreck, awl the only wonder s bow the Prince wee sot thrown arta it when the collision occurred. The stone has already been named " Arthur's Eitocie."--/kotsmussa CHORAL FESTIVAL AT CasTre.Brar.--Yeststrday there wee a grand gathering of parochial chains in the msg nificeot eathedral at Canterbury. The choirs, in union with the NOON= Society, held there their annual festival, and the result was a decided sumo. The singing, particularly in unison, showed a great improvement on last year. Nearly 60 choirs were represented, the number of voices —exclusive of the cathedral choir—being about 900. The pro ceedings of the day commenced with the osiebratias of Holy Communion at 9 a.m., followed by ordinary morning ser vice at 11, when a sermon was preached by the Very Rev. lir. Hook, Dean of Chichester. The service was intoned throughout. The responses were given very effectively, and the effect, when heard in the transepts or the nave, was grand in the extreme. In the chants the words were well pronounced, and the singing was marked with great pre claim). The Creed and the responses were well given throughout. The effect of these annual gatherings cannot fail to greatly improve parochial psalmody, especially in rural districts. THDVACANT INDIAN JUDGESHM—The vacancy in the Supreme Court, Calcutta. caused by the death of Mr. Henry Mills, QC., has been filled by the appointmeat of Mr. John Budd Pinar. ALA.. of the Norfolk Circuit. Mr. Pheer, who was called to the bar by the Society of the Inner Temple in January, 1854, graduated from Pembroke li4ge, Cambridge, in 1847, when he came oat sixth wrangler. He was immediately elected Fellow sod Mathe matical Lecturer at Clare College, of which he is now Senior Fellow. He was also Senior Moderator for the year 1 1,7 4. sad afterwards University Faraniaw for the law Tripes. titnwtwanam BANNING COMPANY.—The directors of this company have called a special meeting of the pro prietors to coseider the desirability of iocressiag the capital of the bank, by the lean of 5,000 new shares amoogst the shareholders, asd also to empower the directors to lame a further amount of 5,000 aborts at rich a premium and to such persons as they may deem most desirable for the in terests of the company. We regret to announce the death of Mr. R. E. W . dans, well known in racing circles in Yorkshire, who dial suddenly at Epsom yesterday morning, after a few hours' illness, of diphtheria. inn .4t tt Main JIIOIJ4I. a Jciv Atva Uft ALA ;P. A4.llll' THE DERBY. The London streets this morning and the trate on the Iron roads were in singular contrast to the scenes on the same anniversary in the " old coach ing days." In 1780, when the first contest for the Derby stakes took place, and much nearer our own time, the journeyto Epsom was performed solely by the stage or " li ght accommodation coach," which ran daily from the Belle Sewage, George and Blue Boar, and other inns of reputed character. The Downs are now approached by several lines of rail way, and those bent on enjoying themselves by the road are conveyed in innumerable vehicles, from the most grotesque to the most stately. We shall not be surprised to find the attendance this year more numerous than ever, ithe fine weather acting as a stimulus to thousands. From an early hour carriages, vans, omnibuses, and an endless variety of two and four wheel con veyances, were through the leading tho roughfaren, on tr: 18 14 to the scene of the great event. A Hansom cab not engaged, and without the accompaniment of dress peculiar to the races, was a rarity. The people seemed to start in good humour enough, and we will hope that they will not lose it before the day is at an end. About 8 o'clock the Derby traffic proper began to show itself, and continued in an unbroken stream until close upon 12 o'clock. Each of the four hours had, as a rule, its distinct chases of travellers. From 8 until 9 o'clock might be seen the snug light cart of the small tradesman, with his family, anxious to reach the course before the crowded state of the road made the passage dangerous. From 9 until 10 o'clock, during which hour the whole length of road from the Elephant and Castle to Kennington gate was a dense mass of vehicles, moving along it a snail's pace, came along the traps of the betting men, the barrows of costermongers, and the greengrocers and furniture vans, always pressed into service on the Derby Day, the latter mostly containing a heavy freight of men, women, and children of all conditions, from the "rough" to the decent artisan, the majority of the former de- notated with paper feathers in their hats and " jolly noses" on their faces. From 10 until 11 o'clock came a constant succession of four-horsed omni buses and light vans, the former loaded inside and out with "gents," all smoking cigars or pipes, all wearing white hats, all sporting green veils round them, and all evidently bent on making themselves as ridiculously conspicuous as possible. The vans were principally occupied by females, old and young, ill-favoured and pretty ; but all dispensing smiles in the most liberal man ner on the spectators who lined the pathways. After 11 o'clock the stream of traffic somewhat slackened, and from that hour the road was principally occupied by the well-appointed brougham ; the open landau, with postillions and four horses • and the Hansom cab, driving downs some memb ers of the "ring" on books and bets intent. As many as six policemen were engaged to keep order at the depot of Fortnum and Mason, Piccadilly, where the company halted to take up provisions. The rush at the several railway stations was im mense. A temporary wooden structure had been erected at the London-bridge terminu s , and the inti mation to " Book here for Epsom,' was responded to by many thousands. The first "special" from the Brighton station left at 10 minutes past 6 o'clock, conveying about 300 of the metropolitan police, and a large number of civilians who anticipated a rich harvest in the sale of the various articles they took down for disposal. The first " ordinary " from the same terminus left at 6.25, the train comprising 21 carriages—oontain ing about 600 passengers. Since then the trains from London-bridge have been made up about every quarter of an hour. The traffic from Victoria was equally large , and at the South- Western Railway al l the efforts of the company were required to meet the emergency. The first train left Waterloo at 7.40, and others left in rapid succession throughout the morning. At the railway station we heard much specula tive conversation as to the merits of the several horses ; some were confident that General Peel would be " handy at the finish," others felt certain that Cambuscan would "get home in style," and in other parts it was calculated that Scottish Chief would "go to the poet in the finest con dition." Hi; Royal Highness the Prince of Wales is, we believe, amongst the spectators of the race. We append the names of the horses, riders, arc., taken from Dorling's list : Cromer. Nu.. Trainer. Rider. Mr. Bowes ..../linnah J Scott Ashman Mr. T. Valentinal.'Viol I Scott .... T. ?morn toed Glasgow ..oenaral P.M ..T. Dawson /Liderott lord Disarm _Strafford T Donau Doyle Mr. J. Day ....Master Richard J. Day Capt.. Mirlstia .. Warrior T Wadley l. Orhaabaw Mr. W. Radios Cathedral J Debars. WMislay Mr. ffortw..od .. Surat Fipt. A. cooper Kt. of Snowdon Wedowee 1 sees o.Creroarloaet Mr. T. Brack Paris l. Pryor ...O. P.rd Mr. T. Brack Idler B. Pryor .... Mr- 1 1- • =aa• • DIY laid • _ • Mr. H. HID :4: o►l S. &aR•. Mr. I. Waylay Outlaw I Wattle Cow — rey. Mr. Quiwrlght T ollvor CoMomme. Loyd Wodzoor- land Lard Wentinor-_ - - - - - Btrchbrooce Goats. .7. 00. er. Mr. W. l'Anion BlairAthol .___ Mr. W. B . e;;rt lia,ToTr . .6 .: Oilei : H. Grtmehaw. Captain Waite Camelia= ....W. bellse J Haan. air J. Hawley ..Waildagton....Perter Wells. Mr. Naylor ....Appease G. 4 A. heath. Mr. Naylor . ..Cosetiaard ....Goldin Cledioner. Mr. Merry ....Bcottloh fillet..M. Damara J. Adams. t B Mr. Bartle ....OserUla °Mimi __ Mr Barite ....Privateer Oat Morgan. Sir P. Johnatonsilletorian W. Day Dill. Mr. Cathcart .. Priam Arther..J. Osheress J. Osborne. Mr. T. Robinson Demons* Weathers II ....W. Bolos. Mr. Modessan .. VsMant ...... lr. Bach ....Perry. Mr. 8& George Solos Dead* Lynch. Mr. J.B.Starky hest Walton ..T. Brown H. Bogy. (sr suer= THE RACE. Blair Athol General Peel Scottish Chief LATEST BETTING. 11 to 2 apt Osmond Pdel 11 to 2 Oinutooomis (I) 11 to 2 Scottish Chief (t) Bto 1 Biro! Broom () .12 to 1 Ports 106 t; T Star Ailug (t) 100 to o Caulk Guard (t) 2 " BF1e1"4 243 to 1 Ely (t) to 1 Valiant (t) 100 to 3 StTatrorl 100 to 3 Aekworth . (i) 40 to 1 Prisms Arthur (t) 50 to 1 Copenhagen (t) 66 to 1 Hollyfox (t) TOWN PLATE. Van Whoa ... Nachos 6 na. THE DERBY. Ow mile and a half. General Peel. Coed Guard, Cainhuscati, Paria, Scottish Chief, Blair Athol, Strafford. Birch Broom, Prince Arthur Historian, Hollvfox, Barsgah, Ely, Copenhagen, Planet , Master Richard, Achoorth, Outlaw, Privateer, Guarino, Warrior, Valiant, Signalnson, Apennine, The Major, Wash ington. Dormouse, Cathedral, Idler, Swot, Solos, Knight of Seowdoe,and leak Walton are here. PAID FORMT.—BalotDock. Friedman, John Golly, Laugford, Loafer, Lounger. Mountain Doer e. Sea Boy, &Reiman, Sir John, King John, Jack Frost, Wmtharglass, Coma de Leon, Mainbead, Sacramento, Pixie, Bonnie Glen, Nestor, Stiletto, Veneer, Forager, Nucleus, Horse Marine, Chard* Vauxhall, Vavaaour, Sksßngton, oby Orlando, sod Jacob Osmium. ENTRY FOR MANOR PLATE. Gee mile. Dietn7aCiang ;rood, °here*, Odeetatioe, Hebei chadeemar, Loafer, The Tyke, Triumpher, and Humphrey. All are bare. BENTIRCH PLATE. Throrquartags of mile. rmpira. lAdy Ogden, Vigil, Lis' too, Bolero, Nebuchad nezzar, King Cotton, Topsy, Atm, Laster, Antedate, Dawdle, Dangle, Waterloo. Lady Emma, Hawkshaw, Clair. voyeur" Coeur de Lem, Pirate, Pathan, Gem, and Lydia Than:Tem are Dem THE CORNISE MACKIN.= INEHZET.—The fishery during the kit week was not very productive, neverthelms mows' boats took in coo night from 2,600 to 3,000 dos dab. The catch's averaged from 500 to POO. A large quantity was age la mot off per nil to ths London sod other peat markets. Lugs fresh mackerel wow retailed at Traro no Saturday at 9, 10, sad 12 fora shilling. SHAM L 18 7 18.--471118 DAY.) • , Two 0 . 01001. The railway market is quiet to-day, and prices ip most instances are without change. There is a demand, however, for Metropolitan sod South Eastern stocks, which have severally risen 4 pe r oent. Caledonian, on the other hand, has declined 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1101 to 111 ; Gnat Western, 644 to ; Midland, 132 to 4 ; Lancashire and York shire, 111 to 4 ; South Eastern, 90. to 91 ; Great Eastern, 461 to tri ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metropolitan, 1144 to ; Great Northern, 129 to 131 ; and Cale donian, 118 to 119. The dealings in colonial and foreign railway shares have been to a very moderate extent, and quotations exhibit no variation. Bombay and Baroda stock is inquired for. U&DINA.III MUMS AND BIOME. gh. I Pt I IIALWATI. 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John del Boy Ma; Meziaia 1 ▪ vsaulaisaiGaid Usa., 1 i Worthing( I ,Yedassaut=.i II 1. p t y r: it 2 1 = Par Pit zit II 4i IC IS W u pi. r r 4 2 1 1 gra aL Pa. II 177. ai.iiil 126.6001 MOM I "I 1 pal 3 8 id 111 Aruto-Ifader KIN NAustralis& Australiasitterk6 II MeettaWaterworks ( ) 1 &unbar Or abetted N British Antericau laud If. & A L Msg. SeL (L.) I X 1 SO ICA: OW 81 0.4110.) ~ le 00111. of Airlautlisr. (L 1 N ICerisassreWraloa(ha. 7 .. D 4.. (LS 10 tal 17a.tias k Li II 411 0V1.1 1 2 1 0, =Ma N Credit Fonder N Co. of Mauritius (L) SO Credit Moldier BL Orsetal Palace BA De. Pretenses i St. Da it p. to s o t p ..M . l:l4 100 081001111 10 & India Irrig. St Csasl 10 loptianComerrd.(l. et. ,Illiesitrie Teisurapi I 'lbs. sad Ana Copper 100 liarr.alloottirliMarla. IL 100 Irisaadal Corporatioa. SO i lluaacial Discount (I.! 10 11 11 10 Pse ID le 9 II I n 67 OS 17 Si l gm paz Du P I :6 pa 1 11 11 ti 26 2 pm, -tin Id fp. ; par 4 pm 111 NI 111 lit 116 4w 2 U a* •• a t e 11 * 1 pail lioe774Tir;r7h - 0;;; o.Credia Yin. Les.(l. 10,003, U lEisma Noma Navigation 110.000 . 10 Hadaoa'sDap 10 . 0 00 10 Imperial 01naadal (L) 16 I Indian Carrying (Liu. 110. la I) ow l starsalFtnaallon (L) 60,0111 le Itallan (Can. Car.) 1 000000 100 Do. sp. Irrli. a 1.11. r. IMII $O,OOOl ti ZotataleckDiscoant(l4 20,0030 if) toad Secorltlos (Lira) 20,000 1 If Load. African Troths 10,0011163 Load.aadCalsdon.ll.(L 12,000' 11 loadDlalrld, Tolia.(L) 40.000 II Load. rasa Mao. (L.) 00 . 000 110 Da New 116,000 4 Load.l3.oandbamG(L) 10,000 SO load.. Italian. 00 . 010 1. 14.100 1111 Immad.Pmovinolallarlas 60,000 ID Kadse• lifts. t Carl 60.000 10 Ds. AK* 40lifiarltlam ta..o 12,000 II Nadi alma. Tel lOWA * Marama.Croatamoo.(L *KO 10 Natal Land .2 CoL C. (L 000 0 Con. Natiosal Dam. IL., 1 0, 10 00, ,000 10 Do. New 20,030 Noticed Moan Naa Mak 40 lhobaddaCoal a L 20.1001 II N.imelandi.OLoaa(L. 140.070 1 N. arliialtAumtrala. I 60.000 SO N.llmit &Merton. la. L 30,000, 2 'NovaScotmaG.andL L 60,000! 20 Gana Marino lossra. 10.0* 10 OtimatalCommarelal(L IN 000 1 Orloatal Gas (Unsaid) 1.0,000 , 1 Do. New *Nat 10 Orlanalnlandlasmat(L) 10,000' 60 Ottoman Moneta! IL.) 10,000 6 iDttoman Gam (Llmaltal 11,600 10 PanamalLlLOtsaim(lS) 0,600. 6I Do. *0,0001! et ,P•elltiv.load d tl(in.. (1 ) 10,000 10 Poillardar It 0. Stoma 01,000 SO i Do. Wow 17,0001 10 L. IL, L(L 10,000' 60 I Iron 10,000 16 ' Do. Now 4.210 IS 1001.I 00I. Mel. City Impala (L ) 10.760 116 Ditto ditto . 16,00010 e Ito* HallStaa;ii. . 200,0001. St. 414:4.6101ra lariat . (L 40,000 60 .omlth. Lanni. 4C0.(1. 110.00, 20 tgoo.linao.ffNgC(L) 10,000, 60 11. Milan IL (L' 14,2001 26 'loath Asstealtan Load 180,0001.1114. intanarto• Telograp2 J e 9. u le 114 Par o r , I PM I 4 II Jim SS 114 2 pm Par 1 2 124 1i pm 15 11 pis 1 8414 2pai s t ia 1 2 2, 1111 p: 9} Nam - - i 37.500' 10 ITel. Construe.&llida(L 106.000 10 ;Themes& Mersey 1e.(1...) 12,500' 10 Trust&AsencycotioaL 60,000 10 IT. & L Co. of U. 0501606 110,000 L 6 !Ualled TO*. Oa (II 60,000 el rvers.llarlas ( 26.000 10 I Upper Aar= TeglAa. 10,001 30 Tea 134emerr's Led... 40,000 10 Warrant Flasuee;llm. 14 00v 60 Weitlibdlatllaillail PREFERENCE S Great Notthern, 5 par amt., 112 Great Wasters (Or*Wel Prefer.) Liao GlirminAgear GN . etoeb), REI RAIL I Sambre mad Meese, 71. Par 111 . lII= le ! t 114 pm I 4p. I 1 -w St Pm 7 1 Ipas B idis 4: 3 11i SO 10 Ups ra, 2 le 27 111 Pe t sr ISO 122 Fo j 'al 195 st lie I -. Ili I 04411 fall Par If If pm 110 SI 411 03 # # Par ip -41 QM I !p. I Ipm If I dim AIt IP.I ... I 1 1010 1414 iWP i, 41 Tar sent.), 97i I. I'AY& •110117 - llf4Bl3ll,T fr enpril Ain Two o'Osocw. The Stock Exchange exhibits a eery deserted appearance to-day, the majority of the members being at the Derby. Nevertheless, the tone of the markets is favourable, and prices gene rally are well maintained. Foreign politics are viewed as satisfactory, and there is a strong im pression that the directors of the Bank of England 'will reduce the rate of discount at their weekly board meeting to-morrow. Consols are without change, and very few variations have occurred in foreign stocks and British lines. There is very little business in the discount market to-day, and the quotation is unaltered, at 7* to 7* per tent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on government securities is 4 per cent., with a fair demand. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66tr. 75c., being i per cent. higher than yesterday. Owing to the tenor of the intelligence just re *dyed from America, the stock of the Confederate Loan has declined 3 per cent., the present quotation being 62 to 64. Consols are now quoted 911 to 1, with div., for money, and 901 to 1, ex div., for the 'amount (June 8). The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 901, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; Annuities, 1885, 141 ; Bank Stock, 237, 239 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 1, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1866, 981 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 13a., Bs. die. ; ditto June, 7s. dia. The foreign stock market is quiet to-day, but prices generally are steady. Greek Bonds have risen per oent , and Turkish, Span ish Passive, and Mexican are firm. Some of the present quotations are as follows Turkish, 1858, 681 to 69 ; ditto 1862, 701 to 711 ; ditto Consolid4e, 481 to ; Greek, 241 to ; Spanish Passive, 34 to ; and Mexican, 441 to 45. Transactions are recorded as follows : Brazi lian, 1863, 87f ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 831 ; Greek, for account, 24, g ; ditto Coupons, for account, 11 ; Italian, for account, 681 ; Mexican, for account, 45, 441; Russian, 1859, 541, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 861, 871, ex div. '; ditto 1864, scrip, 31 prem. ; Turkish, 1868, for account, 69 ; ditto 1862, for account, 701, 71 ; ditto 1863, 681. International Financial Mare, are now quoted 6 to k prem. ; General Credit, bi to 64 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 10 to 4 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 124 to 13 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 194 to f ; Credit Mobilier, 44 to 4 prem. ; Millwan Ironworks, 4 to I prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 4 to I prem. ; and Imperial Financial, 34 to 4 I rem The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 52,0001., raising the total since the last return to 345,0001. A further considerable sum is ex pected to be seat in during the next day or two. The Red Rover, from Port Philip, has brought 390001. in gold. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon again showed a drooping tendency, owing chiefly, no doubt, to the continued decline in the value of money in this market. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 12.0 to 12.01 • ditto, 3 days, 1117 to 18 ; Rotterdam, 3 =oaths. 12:01 to I ; Ant werp, 3 months, Z. 70 to 75; Hamburg, ma. banoo, 3 months, 13.9 to I ; Paris, 3 days, 25.25 to 324 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.70 to 75 ; Freahloet-on-the-Maizio, 1 months, 120 e to e ; 85. Petersburg (per rouble), 3nioathe,3l4 to I Timm, eIL do., 3 months, 11.85 to 90 ; Trieste, ail. So., 3 month*, 11.85 to 90 ; Madrid, 3 months, 47e to 48 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 48 to e ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.75 to 85 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.75 to 85 ; Nab" S mouths, 25.75 to 85 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 25.75 to 85 • Paltente, 3 months, 25.75 to 85 ; leonine, 3 mouths, 21175 to 85 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 511 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to I. - _ The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the let of June is rupees 30,00,000 (3W,000L). The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Wednesday, the let of J nne a special settling day in the shares of the Central A rgentine Railway Company (Limited), which are to be officially marked. At the special meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of London yesterday, the resolutions for in creasing the capital were confirmed. The new shares will represent an addition to the capital of 200,0001. with 100,0001. paid up, the premiums upon which will add 140,000/. to the reserve. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,4351. over last year. The traffic return of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway shows this week an increase of 2401., making an aggregate increase of 3,2001 ., compared with last year. This, including the balance last carried over, makes a total in hand of 6,3001. towards the payment of the dividend for the pre sent year. The report of the directors of the Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company (Limited), oongratulafes the proprietors on the pro gress made during the past year. A half-yearly dividend on the old shares at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, free of income-tax, is recom mended. The Madras Railway Company are inviting ap plications for guaranteed loans on debentures for 5 years, bearing 4} per cent. interest. A call of 21. is to be paid on the Preference 5 per Cent. shares of the Great Luxembourg Com. pally by the let of July, less 3s. 6.1. per share interest due the 30th June next. The Europeanatank (Limited) announce that they have received from their correspondents a list of the furkish ConsolidEs bonds drawn for payment, which can be seen at the offices of the bank. The adjourned general meeting of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company will be held on the 30th inst. A general meeting of the shareholders of the London Chartered Bank of Australia is convened for the 10th of June. The share list of the Ceylon Coffee Estates Com pany (Limited) was closed yesterday. The appli cations for the 6,000 shares to be issued have reached 15,567 shares. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and other shares, se given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : bornranee.—Allienee British mid Forth's, 15; Atha, 131 ; Ouninsereill Union, 9,81; Esgle, 61; English and Swinish Marine (Limited), rot, ; Guardian 52 ; Imperial Fire, 380; Imperial Ida, 201; Law Fin, ; Mentz, 147 ; Reek Life, a • Thames mid Kerney NANA (Limited), ; Universal ' liirlim(LimitedL 51. Gaslight and Cana—Great Central, 171; Imperial, 87 1 , 7 ; Imperial CouthseetaL 861. 90. 1, 1 1; Pus (Li mited). VI ; Minix, 120,2; Gaited General. 421; West ern. 17 161. Watn;werks.—Berlin, Bj, ; Grind Junction, 84; West Middlesex, 115. Canals.—Birmingham (Guaranteed 41. per east. by the London and North Western), 90; Rezmit's (or Loudon), 24 1. 54. Trainer Swum. Console, which closed yesterday at 904, to ex div. for the Bth of June, were first mark this morning 904, and closed at 904 to 4. For money the last price was 914 to 1, witk div. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 4; ditto for account, 904, }} 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4 ; New ' T hree per Cents., 891, 1, 4, ; ditto Two-aod-s-Half per Cents., 73; An nuities, 1886, 900; Bank Stock, 2374. 237, 2384; India Stock, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 984 ditto 80nd .,, 24e. dis. ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rues paper, 934 ; ditto Five per Cent., 104. The 444 INTO per Cent. stock was firm ; the March Exchequer Bills Viereagain Is. higher, at 13e. to Bs. din., but the June were dull at Bs. to 3e. dia. The foreign stock market was firmer. The amount of business in bank shares was limited. Alliance, Imperial Ottoman, London and Hamburg, and Merchant Bank shares were quoted rather better, while London Joint Stock, Standard, Bank of Africa, Union Bank of Australia, and Union Bank of London were heavy. Hudson's Bay shares have recovered to 19* to *. Egyptian Trading were firmer, at 3to prem. Contract Corporation, Continental Union Gas, Natal Land, and Nova Scotia Land and Gold shame, were better. City Offices, Anglo-Mexican Mint, and London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam have receded. - - International Financial, General Credit, and Im perial Financial shares improved 20. 6d. to ss. to day. The shares of the other financial com panies were unaltered in price. The chat/ quotations are annexed, viz.: —International, to 61 prem. ; General Credit, 5 15-16 to 6 1-1 prem. ; London Financial, 14 to 13 prrm. ; im perial Financial, 30 to prem. ; Mercantile edit, 9f to 10} prem. ; Credit Mobiise, 4i to f prem. ; and Crit Foncier t 6 to 7 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—lnternational Land Credit, lf to 2f prem. ; Imperial 13ank. of China, f,to f prem. ; Ottoman Financial, par to f prem. ; Sharcoaks Col liery, 1 to 2 prem. ; Tyne Shipbuilding, Ito 2 prem.; Humber Iron Works, If. to Of dia-; - East jades Fi nanciala dip. to par ; Gellivara, 3 to 1 Ili.. ; Mill wall Iron Works, f to I prem. • National Finan cial, f to I dia. ; Maurithis -Credit Foncier, j die. to par ; English, Swedish, and Continental Finan cial, 1 to 2 prem. ; Queensland Sheep, 3 to 2 di..; International Contract, I to f dia.; Maritime Credit, 1 to 2 prem.; and General Contract, 1 to lf prem. Canada Government Pivot per Cent. inscribed stuck was inquired for, and has improved. BIM= POIM39110:411. all indentletft lowans We Bora. Bar. &C.1n.g.1".e. 11 ' Do. Nov 19 Do. If name all Buffalo It Lake Irma W Do. Preference 100 Buff., BrantoltOoderfeß Op. n Bda. Aug. 1, 1071 Do. do. July 1, 1173 Do. do. Jane 1,1474 al. It Lawton 6p.a. Cape T. It Docker. g. Douware.7 p.o.rerpnt Ina. Bred gm. II de Sad Indian go. 6 do 10 la iii: 84. 100 ft. se. jai los in 100 Do. CV Sztoisoka 1 Do. H do (rood Musket Orals 14 Do. 14 prof. brads— 13 Do. do. deterred U Do. tad preL Ikeede Do. do. deterred 64 Do. red pret. Mock Do. do. deterred 61 Do. 4t prod block Do. do. deterred II limit Indian Penineala, 106 Do. dud per reek par Do e 3 pros nt 16. el Ladle R. p. el 1621 Do It. Western or Camels! Do.dp.n.Bds..pdy. Do.di do. do 1377 ladles kysach, Liadadd Do. Now lladrea guar. 2 66p mall Do d0.. 4: Do. do. 66-1 Do. ltelb Corp. 6 pre a. Bd i WAD. aadliobios'a Bay N.BranACoacia.A :Selina. yr 6 par owiL Do. Dead do. Do. 60. do. Do. Pwajaab do Do. 'admin./lot& II 'l4 St i lea IL 10 IND I II el INS 111 II $ 80 W WM 1051 I r IT et VT It TT 83 101 103 OS 100 I Pa A. P. 13 1 16 4 pm los+ 1:1 M. 99 92 ad 112 if pod 102 103 03 *I 01 90 &I id 1 a IS Si lan Ng In LI did i pa lld 980 Id 101; JOINT *TUC& SLIM& No. 1 lb. 1 loam INI Cl. &dam 1 Wm 18,000 100 Apra and 11. 6.r. Hank ~ N US Its ISO on SAO NO •Aftlae.LonALtip.sli II Si *pm 1116 10.040 100 , Do. New 'll 27 19 pm - Mad* 110 Anglo Austrian - 30.001 10 Anglo *all* (Malted) A 1 lips g 12,000 e 12,00040 Australasia all 73 76 7,600: 40 Do. New 3ll 26 28 pm -. 11,61!' 20 • Bankof OrldshColumhb, 11/ 1 lip. ..- 10,000 1 16 Beak cif= ail 117 29 - SAN 1* 'Beak al n 171 176 *WM 16 !Beak of Otago flAadt4 6 le lkes be 10,000 1113 !Bank of gonadal* L) * ldis par ad - M.OOO, SO 'Bank of MI 42 64 .-- 6.000 100 'Bank of Wake (Um.) 00,006: 19 Bank of New basks* I 7 04 10erma - 60.0M' 10 BratiliaaaPoirlarmea(Ll NI 3 4pm - 13,6001 10 Brit. a American sz_ad 11 - -pa -. 10,900: 60 Bntlak & Calltceaba (L A 1 lepes - 10.000, 60 Bridal N. Anted= _. all 60 61 - *2OO fO, C. Bk. lailla.Ana, China a 20 41 - 7,800 20 , Do. New - fO,OOO 26 Chrtrd. 1L *lndia, de ell • 71 - 10.000 LS Do. Now 6 - &000 100 City - 10,000 100 Colonial - 100,000 10 Consolidated la* (L) 6 74 74pas - 10,000 100 Continental (14 - 60 /last London (UMW) 11 3 4 pre - 8,600 60 , Do. New - 10,000 100 Impish and Irish (Lim )16 s ar Ipa lie 23.000 20 Eng.ScotakeiLChartd , all 104 214 - 40,000 , 60 &mil* and Saadi& (I 111 1 3pm - 10,00010000 10t duropean baakalmitedl 10 1 opa - 10,000100 Illndam..*l=W4l4l.lj 6 Um " - 24 Do. New , 0 67 on - 12,000 100 Imperial bank, Limited! fl 20 21 pm - 3,000100 ' Do. New I 6 19 11 pa 134000 20 Imperial Ottoman 1 111 11 11 pm 214 i 4 100,000 20 Laud Umiak. India (1 ; 4 24 repm 64 ' 20,000 SO Lon.l3k.oflfesicio,itc.(L 6 14 Ipm - 10,000 100 Inadisa bask of hoot. (L 13 be *pm - 10,00 100 London sad *salon . 40 17 19 pm - 6,000 100 Lon.B.Ayrestd.lhate4 40 13 16 pm - 20,000 26 Do. do. New le 3 4pa - AP* 100 Lon., Blr.. ad OW. OW 22 2 4 pm - 10,000 20 Loa. Ch.flauk et Austria all 116 17 - 10.000 100 London and Colonial (I. 16 S 4pea ed 184 id 30,000 60 Loudon and Counts 110 63 as 444 moo 100 Loa. Harehe.Con.ft.(Ll l 13 64 61pm - MAO 40 'Landes Jona Stock I 11l 67 48 111,01:0 100 Los. and Northern (L )1 10 11 Wee - 10.000 10 London& South ark* 1 all lb 116 and 26e id 3,006 20 Do. Do. New i all - - - 6,000 100 Lou. &S. Western ILlia 20 4 6 pas - 60,000 100 Lon. & Westminster - 20,030 100 'Merchant bank (1.1 m.) ' 121 1 04 1404 - 10 )0,000 Mercantile a NzahealL • 10 - 20,000 40 Do. New I 6 3 9pm -... 11,000 100 Metro. a Pro?. lank (L IID 12 14 pm 13e 6,000 100 Midland beak (LP*) - 10.000 100 ,National of laver., Now 6 ile 74 pa - 10,100 100 N. Pro. of Eniland - - - 20,000 60 'National Bank, New 6 *OW 10 New Booth Wales ell 66 97 661 6,000 100 New PAWN (Umille*) 10 4 6pa - 60,000 10 North Western le - - - 60,400 16 Oriental bank Damara! all 61 MI an -is 99,000 NO Proviso. of Ireland_ _, 26 91 94 - 18,000 20 Blade , Punt &Mad (V 10 Se 4epat id - zd 10,000 16 Booth Australia all 1 1 00 41 - 10,000 28 South leatarn (Lim.) 10.000 100 ifiusd. of It. B. AM IS Ilipatiall -2 all 6,460 100 Do. do. 126 llpaull - /1400 26 Unica of Australia - 19,000 23 Do. New , 36 1 - - - 10.000 100 rlllOll Of im:;2s iii; jl2 3 2sr - M,060 so 17nlon of London l 3 1 17 a - DOOM IL 1512 1 Dada IPd I CO. plow I Wpm. %MOW 114. Ain sod West 16611 .4111 146 143 ..- 12. Z 10 Oreat MPS* 2oek .1 1 .... ... - 11118, 83 Leedom 'loo 74 76 •- 1,180,100 SC 84. Ksthadoo :IOS 74 74 - WS* OS Sootharoplos - I NOW 5a.. Ado% LIN 401 116 ,-.. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. Main, Mir IL —New Three per Cent. Stock. Mel4—Ditto for account, Nth June, New, 1167 I—lndian Fire per Cent. Brock ‘tramtferable at Beak of Ireland, 10117 - Bank of Ireland !lON. paid, , 216—National Bank lOL paid:, for account, 604- -Ditto New (issued at 25 prem.), for account, 42t National of Liverpool (Limited:, (101 paid), 167- l eya l Bank, New hens at 124 prem.), a paid), 224—Oreat Southern red rerr a wn (10N toad), gt Da accouat, 91—Midland Groat Western (all paid , . 427—Dublin and Drogheda 4 per mat. sou. stock perp. (IOOL paid), 904—Dublin, Wicklow, and Wu ford, 6 par cent. perp. (all paid), 114. LIVIIMAIM A MAT 21. —Saes to-dap—lnacsahini sad York shire, 1117—London and North Western, 1167 111—lletrepoillan, 114-11idhuid, 111—South Eastern. 91—Mmachoater, likellaid, and Uneolnahlre, 61. pre), 6 per cent., I p,—Sainhre and Moue, 7 15-16—Meilean Three per Cent., 45—Coesderate loan, 664 4 7 —Mercantile and It:change Bank, 11 1 71411 p. —Mo—Dlito new shares, el 7 9 p.—North Western Bank, 7 ltke Maybe gAmited), 14 p.—Mercentfis Marine ! ), 11-16 p.—Ueda Marine Wanted), I v.—Chaster United Gee lent 7 or mat.,_l4l —National Stoma Navigation Company, d. par 1-16 d.—Weat India sad Pacific Steam, 147.164 p. BOUUMMIAM MAY TA —The transacUons In this market to-gay were In Severn Valley Railway shares, at 161: and Alliance Fire Ofkoe Mares, at 1 pm. Of Stour Valley shares there went sell.rs, at 874-loath Magords, at 104 to 107-- Canals, at 90 to —Btourbridge Canals, at 240 11 3 75 .1 0 1 -0 . : meter and Blrmigkam Canals, at 114 to LSI - Town and Mita Banta, at 151 to 164—Britannia Mills Guaranteed, at 7 to 7-16thedla—Rhminghain Financial, at . to 1 pm. —Manta Metal Sharoe, at 1 to 4 dis.—latent shame, at 37 to *gm. i Pd I CL !HARES. MINES.-(THIS DAY ) Two o'Cz.ocr. There is very little business in the mining market to-day, and few variations have occurred in prices. Wheal Beton shares are in good demand at 225 to 230, being 21. 10s. above the last price of yesterday. East Grenville are also firmer at 44 to 1. On the other band, East Caradon have declined to 28 to 29, and Wheal Grenville to 81 1 to 94. Great Vor are quoted 33} to 34 1 : Clifford Amalgamated, 334 to 344 ; and tialleubeagle, 31 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un changed. Vancouver coal are officially marked 6, being firm ; liudansunutana, 3 ; and fieneral, 211. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA/UCZANII.-MBIB DAY.) Fresh up, to-day, the snivels ef English wheat were ou• limited seals, eoneequently the show of samples was trilliog. All kinds were in fair request, and Monday i pri .05 were welt supported. The general condition of the wheats wee very good. We were tolerably welt, but Dot to say heavily, supplied with (maga wheat. Selected qualities changed bands to s fair latest at fall prices. Other kinds were a dull inquiry, but not cheaper. Floating cargoes of grain ware in moderate req oast at full quotations. Malting barley was a doll inquiry at late rates, but grinding and distilling sorts, the show of which was good, were quite midair as bat week. The malt trade was I. • doggish state ; neveitbeler, the rummies were well su pported. There was a fair demand for oats, at full crime, The supply was about an average for the time of year. Beam commanded full quotations ; but the inquiry foe them was by no mains aotivs. The inquiry for peas was Mindy, at late rates. Flour was arm in price ; but the demand for it was by no means active. Linseed was held at full currencies. to agricultural seeds, as well as in mikes, very little was passing. costar PILICIL lamas. Per Qr. 1 Cm; Meei,4•7l:liell fs to 10 witite.l4o 40 to 44 Ire; folk sad Llaeola 34 red, MI IC to 40, BAWL 22 to Atbrn tt to 13 /LILL Waffilk. OP to Of Brows SO to Mean WI Wore IND to idde Now 111.27] WAIL llielsi, feed oisto 10 17 io to fl 10 p leoZob, geed Ptiflr. WIW. I. a. Devils art Kaatip• bits il kr $0 isstock i Koalas Da=, 4l to •7 49 So 41 11.44440, hard soft Atuloos. red . urtt . o itinii. (MadMg -- . U to U MlUllag Malting OM. _ _ _ Dotah. loww ----- 11 to it „ God ABLIVAIII Of GRAIN act cAzzuor. 'Rom ItAi I Per Qr. OATIL & k Ittoteh potato Itiolt, whits „ black Stara ..-- Ifoospa ID to II Mel 29 to St Norrow Ilipos n to 26 St to 42 MS Or U to wth.. Tows 4444,;;;241 So messimid is to 24 to =wad Wolk, mil* 24 to 14 Par Qt. OM a. - 0. - Doololt NM Swedish 17 to 20 riooka ....... 12 to 21 seam. — se es sa al/Pds• MP M 112 Pim weft. Ydiow Low Como - If te n .. 27 to la epeeWk . reseh.per seek .... 20 6e 21 te heardeea. pee bet... te It Camilla; Ii to ti MO LONDON. LT WILT= it TO WAY IL ficirokivs. Wbras. barley. Mats. Irma blow. sadlitroidi l 660 0 qrs. qrs. 0 660 . qrs. qrs. .err. min. ft " . .. ?.4111 iia .. 1 foreign ego 1676 .. am .. ii• --I-- --- Taal OOO . 19111 660 7:60. .. 1680 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) en asonto an nrrmrATiosa. nizolArs.) (now on ows 00111111NONDICIITO 061 so soulcipe dill sad quiet. Bales will probably toot p 5,000 balm MINCING LANX-(THIS DAY.) This being Derby day the mebeta peavally are inactive, so treessalicee at imperials* noperted no say attics.. TALLOW ItARKST.—(THIS DAY. ) The tastiest is sie, lent Uwe very Hills baMl4llll. many of the desists Wes st the Phscley. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted 40s. 6d.; Jose, 40a. 6d. ; July, 41s. ; October to December, 435. 6d. to 435. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Morn. Pattooden and Smith report so animation sisals Monday last. Murrain or Arasticara BOLD/Zll3. —TLe despe rate ferocity of the fishtail/ may be inferred from the has now reported that the slaughter wee produced without the aid of artillery. No rifled gem or murderous shells did execution among crowded muses. The great battle et Friday, which is said to have cost the Federal' aloes op. wards of 10,000 MOD, wee a head-to-hand fight. The Coefeilmates ware pcsted in the well-known woods in the vicinity of Chancelloraville, where Hooker cote received so bloody a repulse, and so dense was the thicket that cannon could not come into phy. Regimen against regiment, and mesa against 'sae, the emeirsiembe fired and backed at each other in this tingled wilderness till night dosed in ; and so intercepted report from Osseo ral Lee actually tells us that, ea his side, the heaviest loss was in men killed outright, and that he bad comparatively few wounded. If this be a merest version of the dispatch, it gives a more impressive idea of the fury of the conflict than any other of the lucidness reported. It is clew, indeed, that whatever may be said of the composition of the Northern armies, and of their infe riority in this respect to the patriot legions of the South, they have fought is this campaign with a valour se obeli oate as that of their enemies. No mere isdifferest or dis affected merceaaries could have been led from a battle like that at Wilderness to three more such battles at Spottsyl- Yards. Be the impulse what it may, the Federal. are fight lug is stern reality, and with a spirit es resolute as that ci their adverearies.—Tisses. _ _ 15111. MAL PAIIOII, Owe EIZIBLING DAT. TURSDAT. MUT 24.—Adaisises on payment, 9,397 ; by IMMO tickets, 1.443 ; total, 10,840. At the census tbis year there were in the Federal fates 280,847 mules, 4,019,142 hones, 6,099,749 an. 7.786,439 cattle and oxen, 18,148,712 hop, and 24,348,391 Se New Zealanders baring made early arrange ments for a 'applof breadstuff, from Oalifenia, the same may now sores a way moment. We anion this for the information of persons toterested is the export of wheat end lour from this coloey —South Austrutiun paper. OD to 34 33 to li i'