The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-03 00:00:00

The COMMiniosar—Usdosbtedly, property of that kind ouibt to be sold by an artist., or some mu who eademieads it. Mr. Graham said that had the pictures remained with de artist they might ham been Laken in execution for hie sat. The Commisaioser—Property ought to be w on pa w . gran of by properly qualified persons, sad sold with deems. y r . Graham mid there wan no Intention of falling the; r tura. There were other three at the bankrupt's ales, ;,1 Dope of them had been sold. Mi. Roxburgh said it was the duty of the official amigo's to cite possession of the whole of the bankrupt's property au d keep it in safe custody. There never me any intention o f wlhog those paintings ; and the awe bed been suds • peg whereon to hang a chargeapiest Yews. Cotten aid Davis. the official assigns. had exercised the discretion which was „mad in himlf the selling a bankrupt's property to the beet ,d, o ,tage • system of making such orders were bad, if o ught to be reformed ; bet it should not be made the te st for bringiog outmoded amps agaiost h er e would be no necessity for rescinding the order, as, by tie appointment of a trade assignee, it fell to the greeted ma , matter of COUTIe. The Commissioner—Then it is mach ado about maim. (Laughter ) 13 RC HURT 1.0018 DAVIS. The failure in this ease manned 17 years ego. The bank was then trading u • glass and china dealer, I. Lad , 4,ha11. The debts were about 2,0001. Be shortly after went abroad, sod the examination adjourned /ADO die. He we passed his examination by ooasn►, and a day was aimed for the certificate sitting. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) 011E10NA= WILLIAM GLOVLB. The bankrupt Trai;aincribed as • composer and publisher of music, sod contributor to a daily newspaper, of Adelaide. T oad, Haverstock-hill. The adjudication was on the bank rapt'. own petitios. He attributes his failure to his bay* renewed debts from which he had beam diacharged under t:3l former bankruptcy. Debts, 3941. ; assets, Ibt. The bankrupt states his expenditure at 600/. • year daring the two years preceding his failure. On the application of Mr. Sargood, en adjournment fOr two months was ordered. THE FOLIOS COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLUMENWELL. cH *Cr OP SITALINO RINGSYROXAWOMAIeII PINGLA. t 1 ar rer.gt, aged 18,a CrieidaTy reeding at 16, Phoinizatreet, St. Giles's. surrendered to recwisanees before Mr. I,Tyooonrk charged with bur. earously breaking and *Oaring the dwalling.lionse of Mr. I banes Belton, a otial.dealer, carrying on business at 1 rullwood's-rests, Holborn , and eteeluig therein 15e. And three gold rings, his property. Toe fact, of this case have already been reported. Mr. D'Eyncourt inquired if there was any farther evi dence against the prisoner. The - Oomplainua replied in the negative. An she knew ass that the prisoner was the man that wee in her room, and stole her money and her App. She would say so until the da of her death. She had a witness that would prove that t he • was seen loitering about her house at 1 o'clock on the morning of the robbery. The prisoner said that the complainant had been drink ing freely and did know what she was about or she never would have said he wan in her room. He wee with her the night previous and had fetched her two lots of gin. Mr. IYEynoourt asked the complainant if she had been drinking the night before the robbery, as described by the prisoner The complainant said that her husband had assaulted her and that she had taken a drop of gin to comfort her poor soul. (A laugh.) She hid not taken a drop too much, for she could swear positively that the prisoner was the fellow that was in her room and stole her rings. She was quite disconsolate, u one of the rings was a wedding ring and the other a keeper, but now some one wag keeping them for her. (A laugh.) Mr. Layaooart said it was a very drug* story. He should now discharge the prisoner, and if any more evidence could be brought against the prisoner he could be spin ap prehended. The complainant said she would soon get that and then left the court. ASSAULT BY a MOTH'S UPON BU INFANT. Jane Lifford, aged 34, who described herself as a married woman, residing at 4, Vinei-strest, St. Andrew's, waseharged with being drunk and creating a di:tee:mice, and violently assaulting her infant at the Gray's-inn-road. Mrs. Sarah Green, of =9, Gray's-inn-road, said that last night, between 8 and 9, she saw the prisoner, who was very drat*, Musing and beating her infant, which she was car rying in her arms. She dropped the child several times on the stones, and its head struck the stoma. Because the child cried when she picked it up she beat it very severely about the body, and her conduct towards it was very brutal sod nornotherly. She took the child from her, and then the prisoner struck the child whilst she had it io her arms. After that the prisoner struck the child in the face, and caused a severe bruise. She gave the prisoner into custody, end the prisoner called her most profligate names. The pn. loner, beforeshe was taken to the police-station, fell several times whilst she had the child in her arms. Mr. D'Eyncoort said th►t drunkenness was no excuse for such violent conduct., and sentesced her to be imprisoned and kept to bard labour in the House of °onset= for two cslendar months. The prisoner was then removed. WORSHIP STREET. NOM LOST Ile THI STRIZT. Wilfient Sistpion, --- aYOtizimaiii;tgexiploy of the Independent Gas- Works Company, was charged with steal jutail:lvirlin l ckyer, about 11 years of age, said that on Saturday evening last she picked spa sovereign in Cross. street, Horton, and that a little gitl who was with her eslled out, on seeing it, " Halves." The prisoner, who was passing, turned his head when he heard this, inquired what she had found, and on her displaying the coin in her ex. tended hand, instantly took it, remarking, " A woman bus sat lost it with some other money, and I shall give it to her." He thee yeah ewe!, and she saw no more of him. Mary Holding, the child's companion, nine years of age, .. , rroborated this evidence, and Watts, a detective of the NDivision, stated that having received • good description of the prisoner from the girls, and also of the sovereign being a particularly bright and new one, be apprehended the ac cued on the charge of stealing. There was not any denial of his being the person who took the coin from the child, but he declared that it was a farthing instead of &sovereign, and be actually gave it lathe loser a sheet distance only from the spot where it was picked op. Subsequently, when last night it was claimed at the station -house, nod an accurate description given of it by the respectable woman who as serted the had lost it, he offered to give it up. Mrs. Ann Bartley, the wife of a traveller living in Haber dasher -street, Horton, said she of worse mould not swear to the sovereign produced (which bad been fouled in the mi boner's pocket) being the same she bad lost while dioxin her handkerchief from her pocket on the evening in quer. moo, but it was so very similar as to leave no doubt upon her mind as to its being so. She had missed it immediately on returning home ; and a day or two after, chancing to hear of a " very bright " sovereign having been picked up by a child now the Crown and Sceptre public house, situ ated in the street the had passed through, she immediately went to the station.house, where she found the prisoner in custody. Mr. Heritage took the same line of defence adopted by the prisoner at the station- house, and contended that not any felony bad been committed, nor eras there an intention to steal. His client . bad seen a woman, not the lady present, drop money, which he restored to her, and finding the child in pomoseim. of a coin she had picked up, he reasonaNy suposed it to be • part of the lose, although but • farthiag, sad taking it trim the girl followed and gave it to its owner, as he believed. Moreover the sovereign produced was not sworn to by any one. Mr. Cooke observed—The person who finds his, next to the loser, all the right in the world to retain possession of the finding. There is not the 'Bestial doubt on my mind that the prisoner to o k a sovereign from the child's hand, raider the troluence of momentary temptation and that the coin proluced is the same so lost and found. Certainly there is not sufficient to prove a felony ageless the prisoner ; but I fi ne hi m t wen ty shillings for the un lawful possession, or one month's imprisonment. The sovereign must be given up to Mrs. Bartley. The fine was paid immediately. Mrs. Bartley gave the girl ss. out of the recovered piece of gold, and all the turtles left the court. THE LORD MAYOR OF Dual-M.—lt hat been the practice of the Dublin oorporatiou to elect alternately • h6eral and • conservative to the office of lord mayor. These political terms hays, so far as the chief magistrates are con ceised, uniformly represented religious distillations. The liberal lord mayor has always been • Roman catholic, and the conservative lord mayor hen always been • prolostant. There are, no doubt, liberal protestant, in the conned, and Perhaps conservative Roman catholic.. But neither slams of politicians finds favour with the body of their co religionist'. The arraogement adopted is O'Coanoll's time, in the interests of pea on and conciliation, by which a protestant and • Roman catholic were to AU the civic chair alternately, has been regarded by the conservatives as the result of a compact by which rich party was to nominate its own candidate, who was to he accepted, as • matter of Joan*. by the other party. This the liberals, who are the majority, have denied ; and they insist that the best man should be elected, tr-, of politics or religion ; and, as • matter of fact, they ',!leeted three gentlemen — Alderman Wilson, Alderman '-^ 4l sell, and Councillor Martin, who bad beep put forward unaoituously by the conservatives. Oo Wednesday, lir. M. Sullivan moved for • committee to *aim whether o r not the compact existed. An amendment was moved by the Hoe. Mr. Vereker, affirming the expediency of the ex- I 'sting arrangement. The original motion was adopted by a majo ri t y o f four; and M r. Sullivaa's committee was IPpoitted. 4.6 7§07111RN. —After the performance of David ( -1 , 1 , 4 at t►e Haymarket Theatre, oa Wedeesday sight. t!:.2s popular &Mat was, at the »quest of the Prime of promoted to Ids royal Isigbaess, as well as to Yr4ce Louis of Huse sad Priam Philip of Wesisaibmig. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1364. LATEST SPORTING INTaIAGRA% (sr ELIOT= nutazara.) MAIDSTONE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR MAIDSTONE STAKES. Dough% SA Bib ; OrpLea, 8.4 lllb ; Talkomba, Rb Waveney, bet 6lb. AII are beep ENTRY FOR LAME PLAT& (helms, gat feb ; Amoeyma, eat 41b ; klaaboergost, Bat ; Blanche Lisaaaatar, SA ; Wary. Let Sib ; Obedient" 7st lab ; By Littlest* 8.1 1011); Ads, &limb ; Mosaisia Maid, Bat nu All in bin. ENTRY FOR HURDLE RAOE. Remunerator, 10e1 121 b ; Doe, 10 et 121 b ; Orpban, 10rt 121 b ; Gin liking, 1046 10lb ; Teleaombe, Bei 81b. All here. AlULMlD.—Obediettes, By LittWets. Waver's'', Nona tarn Maid, Seatiael, Douche, TM Das, aad The Orplea. PENINSULAR AND orusNrAL smut NAVIGATION COMPANY.—(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at 1 o'clock ; Mr. P. D. Hams, deputy chairman, presiding. The HICISTART (Mr. C. W. Howell) read the report, the substance of which has already appeared in the Express. The Caammag, in moving the adoption of the report, commenced by axprmaang his deep regret at the cause of the abuses of the obairmaa of the board, Mr. Arthur Anderson, owing to a severe domestic &filia tion, namely, the death of Mrs. Anderson, to whom he had been united 42 years. (Haar, hear.) The half-year bad been marked by the usual vicissitudes. The company had been, as usual, building new ships, in order to keep pace with the requirements of the times. Fear as fine new ships as were ever launched had been launched during the last sir months, namely, the 23yria, the Banda, the Delhi, and the Colcooda. As regarded the Delhi, having come home in her from Egypt, lur could tas• lily personally to her admirable qualities and to the exrellent conduct of all her oaken and men. He regretted that the increase in the Australian service had not proceeded faster; but no doubt before long there would be a bi-monthly lies, 'ankh would ha useful to the company as well se the public. The point of greatest interest to the public was the reduction of the passage money. It amounted to about 12 per cent. on the passage money pnerally With regard to the Egyptian begotutione, he observe d as much as 71. had been paid for the transit of first clue pamengere through Egypt, not one farthing of that amount having come into the pockets of the company. The Viceroy and his officials admitted that the amount was large, bat pleaded the prewar. of expellees. Ultimately, how ever, it was arranged that from October next the charge for fitettleas passengers should be 41. 10a (Cheers.) He hoped that arrangements would also be made to secure steady European guards for trains—a matter of great im portance to yummier* generally, and especially to ladies. The Viceroy showed every disposition to rout the wishes of the directors. He then spoke of the Food feeling which exited between the Peninsular and Oneida Company and the French Company. In reply to a question, The CHAIRMAN mid notice of the intended reduction of pamenpr moray had been given to the French company, who would no doubt make a similar change. A SHAH/HOLDER said be had okeerved that nearly all the accidents arose from the coasts being skirted by the captains too closely, and expressed a hops that • check would be put to that mediae. After some discussion the report was adopted, sad • divi ded of 5 per cent. for the half year having been declared, the peoessdinp terminated ia the usual manner. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) This afternoon a Wharticlitfe meeting of the shareholders of this company took place at the Inter. Deems] Hotel, Loodet.lindge, for the purpose of submit ting to the shareholders for their approval osrtain bills now before parlament, Mr. J. Scorr in the chair. Mr. F. SLIGHT, the secretary, having read the notice con vening the meeting, The CHAITINAM stated that only two of the bills were at present ready to be submitted to the meeting, one of which was a bill to enable the London, Brighton, and South Coat Railway Company to make new lines of railway in the county of Surrey and Sussex, to acquire additional land•aisd to acquirethe underetkiep of *erten otheroompanies,sild for , other purposes • and the other was • bill for . making ' • railway fro m the Mid-Sasser Railway in the parish of Hardham, to the Shoreham, Starting and Hatfield Railway, war the town of Steyning, and for other purposes. The title of the bills cor rectly described their nature. The first was for the pupae of utilising and completiog the existing limes of the com pany by forming new junctions and supplying new links necessary to complete the chain of railway communication in the present undertaking. It also provided for the amid ' and eventual dissolution of other companies, here was no increase of capital required. The works would be completed within five years, and all he bad to state now was, that the bill provided for the purchase of additional land at the Bricklayer's Anna station, rendered necessary by the great increase of goods traffic, and for the acquisition of additional lied at Croydon. With' reopen to the woad bill named, it was one in which the Brighton and South Coast were only indirectly in terceded, and no powers were sought for the pu pae of subscribing capital or otherwise. He moved that the bills submitted to the meeting be aid are hereby approved so far as their provisions relate to this company, subject to soy alteration made therein by parliament. Mr. Lactic seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. The CHAIIIILIN then stated that it would be necessary to lave another meeting, to take into consideration the twe other bills with respect to which notice had been given in the advertisement, and moved the adjournment of the meet iog to the 21st ion. The motion having been agreed to, a vote of thanks to the chairman coucluded the proceedings. BB*J~~3 trkitett • 'two Ahem. ge l The railway market is deci&dly inactive to-day, and prices generally are quo the same as_yester- so day. There is an exceptional demand fat London tot and South Western and Metropolitan docks, which have risen 1 and I per cent. respectively. leo London and North Western is now quoted at 111 I se to 1 ; Great Western, 66 to 4 • Mid- les land, 131 to 4, ex the new issue ; Lancashire r and Yorkshire, 119 tot ; South Eastern, 904 to ; i.e Great lantern, 464 to 474 ; London and South Western, 971 to 994 ; Metropolitan, 1131 to is sa 114 ; Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; and Cale- 91 donias, 114 to 119. sa Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities s a ss are quiet, at previous quotations. East Indian Ne s and Punjaub stocks are inquired for. 100 ORDINARY MALIN AND MCI& lOO L abS oo 1 p. "44l _it. 1 8, 12 10 St. s►uwan 7.4 11 °" d . .. Jiastoth an eneus.lt NAG aad LAW—. U Ur Uge 1194 114 'Cork sad huoloo.. a~eu."' I Do.♦j•seillv. wan DoAl iR Idb. L DOUR mid se lase =blias Glasgow sad 8. IV Ural Mailmen Ord. ES. • - 1 8 :11a4; Do. Z. Ans. Bth., N 0.2 Great North of ▪ Northern . 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Home railway stocks continue to be well supported, in consequence of the good traffic returns ; but foreign stooks are heavy, sepecially Spanish Passive. . _ There is rather more business in the discount market to-day, but good three months paper is still taken at 61 per cent. Bills which have been kept back in expectation of a reduction in the Bank rate are now being brought forward, and to- I mcerow is the 4th of the month. _ _ Consols's* now quoted 90k to k ex div., both lee money and the account (June 8). The official Wiwis report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Onneots, for money, 911, 1, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 89, ; Red Sea Telegraph, 201 ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Stock, 217 ; ditto Ave per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1 ; Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 94 ; and Exchequer Bills, March, 75. prem. The speculative foreign stocks are heavy. Spanish Passive Bonds have fallen 1 per cent., and Greek and Mexican Old Bonds 1. Spanish Certificates have also declined considerably. Confederate Bonds, however, have risen 1 per cent., upon the news just to hand. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz., Mexican Old 441 to 1 ; ditto, New Loan scrip, Ito dis. ; Greek, 241 to 251 ; Spanish Passive, 33 to 1 ; Con federate, 65 to 67 ; Turkish Consolidds, 48 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi. zilian, 1863, 881, 87j ; Egyptian, 1011 ; ditto second issue s 101 ; Greek, for account, 241, 25i, ditto Coupons, for account, 11; Mexican, for account, 441 ; ditto Six per Cents., French scrip, 3i, 1 dia. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 861 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 49 ; ditto, for account, 49, 1 1 , 481; Russian, 1859, 541; Spanish for account, 53 ; ditto Passive, for account, 331, 1, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 101 ; Swedish, 1864, scrip, 21 prem. ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 691; ditto 1862, for account, 71 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711, 1; Venezuela, 1884, scrip, 41, 5} dis. International Financial shares are now quoted 51 to 6 prem. ; General Credit, 3i to I .. pram., ex the new shares ; Mercantile Credit, 9to prem. ; Lon don Financial, 12} to 13 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 18 to 19/ ; Credit Mobilier, to >2 prem. ; Credit Foncier, Bto prem. ; IdLillwall Ironworks, to / prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, t 3 A prem. ; and Imperial Financial, 21 to 31 prem. The annexed notification, relating to the settle ment of the Mexican Debt, was forwarded to the Stock Exchange yesterday by Mews. Baring Brothers and Co. : IEEXICAN CONSOLIDATED THREE PER CENT. BONDS. Mesas. Baring Brothers and 00. beg to inform the holders of Maxima Three per Cent. Bonds that as agents for the old loan they are authorised by the comminiou of Mexican Finances to Paris (with the concurrence Mews. Glyn, Mills, and Co., and the International Financial Society) to undertake the capitalisation of the arrears of dividends, sod to leene new hoods for the same, in conformity with the propoule made at the meeting of Mexican bondholders on 11th April last. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. will also be charged with the payment of the dividends on the existing bootie, and on the new bonds to be lamed for arrears. They will be able shortly to give ootice when they will be prepared to begin the conversion of the arrears, and to pay the Ant dividend due under the recent arrangement. Biskocesst•-strset, London, June 2. The steamers City of Manchester and Hansa are bringing 110,0001. in specie from Now York. The limited amount of Mexican dollars by the last packet was sold , yesterday for China at se. per ounce, being id. above the recent quotation. The advance is not caused by any increased de mand, but by the small extent of the supplies in hand. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,3131. over last year ; the Midland • decrease of 5,1481. (against Whit sun week last year) ; the Lancashire and York hire a decrease of 5,3861. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 2,7091. The report of the directors of the Bank of British North America, to be submitted at the annual meeting on the 7th inst., announces a half-yearly dividend, payable on the sth July, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, but it has been found ne cessary to transfer 10,0001. from the " rest," to cover an estimated loss on old outstanding debts due to the bank. It is stated that the board of the Continental Bank is receiving some additions likely to prove advantageous to the interests of the concern— amongst others, the accession of one of the directors of the London Bank of Scotland, an undertaking which, within a short period and in face of many difficulties, has been raised to the satisfactory po sition indicated by a premium of 71. per share, with 131. paid. A call of V., making 121. paid, is to be paid on the shares of the IWian Irrigation Canal Com pany by the 4th of July. The National Bank have announced that they will shortly open a branch in Pimlico. The second annual meeting of the Ceylon Com pany (Limited) will be held on the 14th inst. The annual meeting of the Dutch Rhenish Rail way Company is to take place at Utrecht on the 30th inst. The annual meeting of the South Australian (Land) Company is called for the 22nd inst. It is intimated that Mr. Edward Eden Elliot, late Aocountant-General to the government of Bombay, and ate governor of the Bank of Bombay, has joined the direction of the Scottish and Uni versal Finance Bank. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, June 1, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation isms Circulation active 20,887,435 Increase 470,630 Public deposits 8,288,719 Increase 315,716 Other deposits Government 'comities in banking deputzosat 11,072,267 Increase 287,000 Othersecuritses in honking department Gin and billion in both dspertmente Berea day and other bills 439.405 Increase 8,163 The Rest 3,254,547 Daemon 36,488 Notes 7,147,585 Decrease 126,915 Ea warm Tami ls kalths6 l4.ll.6 s mili t) The coin and bullion present the further increase of 338,8181., and the total has now reached the very satisfactory sum of 14 1 052, 761 L, but the re serve, instead of increasing, as slightly fallen off— a circumstance which may be held to explain the absence of any reduction in the Bank rate of dis count to-day. The decrease in the reserve is occa sioned by the withdrawals of private deposits, and by the ismer* in the government securities held by the Bank—movements which have not been fully balanced by the influx of government de posits, combined with the decrease in the privets securities. RANI OP INGIAND.—As Maoist moral Se Ur Act 7th mid lith VW, S. IL kw like week mate an W. 4 1.7. Joao 1. MC 1111171 Nolo lamed it/Miketo MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocs. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices generally exhibit no alteration, compared with those last current yesterday. Fast Lovell shares are fiat, and have declined to 19 to 20. East Grenville are also lower, at 54 to 4, and Wheal Grenville at Bto 4. On the other land, Hallen beagle are in demand, at 44 to 1, being 10s. better. East Own Brea shares are o ffi cially marked 84, and Wheal Mary Ann, 141. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no change. St John del Rey have been dealt in at 461 and 47. The share certificates of the Reese Grande Gold Mining Company are to be ready for delivery, in exchange for the bankers' receipts, on the 15th instant. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Livritroot. Jong 2.-Bales to-day :-Lancsahlr• and York shire, 1184-London and North Western, 1114 1-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 54-Midland 1341 xm- dllto 181 shares, II 1-16 4 p.-W hitehaven and Furness, 271-1101de- Delhi, 1e64-Mexican 3 per cent 441 61-Cosifedsrate loan, d 44 61 5-Alliance Bank L and Liverpool (Limited,. 38 p.-listUsh and Exchange flanking Com • Limited,. 20e p.-Liverpool Finance. 4 d.-Mercantile and Bank (Limited 104 1 5.164 5-14 4 6-16 t 6-10 1 3.161 p.-Ditto, new shares. 9# 1 13.18 11.16 -National Bank of Liverpool (Lodged), new Wand at sp, 6rp-North Western Bonk, 13 1 114 116 11 71 IP. British and Foreign Marine (Ilmitee 24 it -Lancealtire Is serum, 15-16 p. -Maritime insurance . (Limited), i p-Queen Ismunnek 1 11-16 13-161= 16-16 p- ('nine Ma rine ( I p- , 204-Natiosal Steam Navigation Company. 1-161 71.- Wes t sad Fad& Steam 1 9-16 4 p. Mann !n. Jon 2.-A tab Waimea was done. and palms were Oro. Great Zastern 6 per east pret scalp par-Grad, 261-Gred W 6616611,, Osstrai. 88 d.-lemmehlre and Yorkshire, 1111-London and North Western, 1114 - Manchester and County Bank. 41 1114 p. -Mane-baster, Sheffield, and Lin coindilre, 641 4-Metropolitan, 1131-Meriams , 4 6 4 6-North Brithh, 414-Narth Itaiitern. Test, Sit-Union Bank, 6 p.— Yerassittle Bank, 101 ill p.-TiiiMt 4 par cent preference, /94 -Midland, new 6 per met, 3 1-16 1-16 111- 0 1 .h d ire Mbnia= s. and Dundee, 14-ILoehda.• Cm; St -1 p.-General Credit, 34 p., ex new-Mercantile Credit, 101.16 p -Farness d per cent, 1214-Wed Midland. " Orford," 40- Ashbury Carrs, 90 p--Cmlederste Loan, 644. 11111113926 N, Just -The tomeactlons In this market to-day were In Birmingham Guaranteed dock, at 75-Severn Valley Hallway shares, ate 4/ -Town sad Media Hanks. at 16-and Britannia Mills. at 4 Ws. South Steffordshins Hallway shares closed at DM to 101 -Birmingham Banking Company shares, at 344-6hropddre Unks. at 6to 165t -Dudley Gea. buyers at 60— Wolverbasplon Om, at 181 to 1-Distriet Fize-ogice shares, at 61 to 84- Patent Axle, at 34 pram, sellers-Bizminglusna dais, at I to 1 prey-and Meets Metal shama.se 1 tot Ws. 117117 1.-Thee per Cent. Commis. 904 nine per Cent. Reek. 461-Ditto, for motinnt, Mk Jame, 361-Ditely for new soonest, 494 IN-Royal Beak, New Isms (lamed at 124 pm ; (bR paid). 214-Grest Southern sad Western (1006 paid), SI t-Widavlord sad ink 4 .1001. paid), NI-Waterford and Limerick (all paid!. 174- Belfast and Northern Odintles, 4 per cent. perp. (all paid! 91- rent Southern and Western, 4 per cent peep. (1601 pad), 97-Irieh North Western, 6 per omit. peep., Class A peldL 44. The Duke of Manchester, who was installed on Wednesday se Provincial Greed Hester of the Freemsesu of Huntingdon and Nertheinpkw. made a suggestion which will probably startle the brethren. He proposes that dimensional should he bald to the lodge. for the purpose of rower ailing the apparent eantiedsetions " berme the feats as Meted in the seared writes% sad the face as dis missed by seireille seime." Resii, be %Mtn, was aces flee badness of the ledges, sad memo sew-a-days " would ester on web diewesiows with lectieLeg reamers." Hoaanuar's Tar is aboioa and atroog, moderato In price, sad wbolotoso team Thom mintiest* have sloorod for this belt soma Tol,oloco. It Is sold la packets by UN forth Loodon .N e w . . INoeth Stretontritra N. a 8. Western Jena' i ficettlah Central ISooMrsh R - 117 Zber. aik I Scottbdi Midland 'Shrewsbury & WelehpL LOO i lkobb &4WD WO S. Yorkah. t River Donl an babas, Woatasbakao IS Man Vab an I Do. 0 1 Do. Igl !too Vale of Moth V {obeli 144 & Make WM.foid 4 Ellkanny West Cornwall IW./1141141. Barb. 1 Al lOW ON RAILWAYS. al RALLWATI. lan Aatwurp lataerdsas I an 'Behlaid.res.(L)g.7p.e 1 "▪ Delglaa L 44.0ratral Argestlas 4'Cippenhaires kLuallll4 ▪ oeptePo ▪ Do Sitensiou 10 Danaburg&Wltepald(L), I 14 'Dutch Rhenish prima I Was. IIT Ir 1 If If I 1 1 If dlsi .1 ets par 1 N 4 11 11 PRI ant — Do all Inastsra ot France I all Od inseam gua. 6 p. a all Greet Luxembourg all , Italian Juactlon..... an Nam OD &Liege I:y.lg VT tho all Do. c. Pet. . an *Orlifn cd , 16 Do. New Wass. at4ii.l a11 11 ,14.1A1l B. Ayres g. d 7 o p. a. all Norwegian T rank Prof. all Ottoman (Bakyrnaildin) an 'Paris Lyous,andlledit all IParts sod Chinni all , Roane & 6. Franda.(L) all ' Royal Danish ..... a literal aardlaiaa all i 'Dial Seredish. all I Do. 7 per cent. an Sambre load Meow an Do. 6I par cont. Prat 11 Paulo i L I 6.7p0r ot. all Do. do Sambre an LAust. &Loot.Poostlin II .6outbiast. ot PortugaL all Southern of francs— . Id Torte and Samna all all 'est ses n 1 aa I I W Do. Planddo W De. call t.W...L.ellnuisarrut 111 101 i Z" 111 *OB le i P l 6 S 9 19 111 116 1 15 4 SI SS 16 17 16 16 171 11 T 8 10 dh 0 11 . II 16 7 6 die 16 16 _ zd if 23 JOINT STOCK BABil. No. I Ma. I Bow 1 Poi I CI. Waft" 11210% 10,000 100 'Ades mid D. Oar. Desk.l 60 1611 US -. 10110 100. , MiamMOMALMe1Pooll 16 3 7 1 11 Pm tek mow 100 1 Ds. New LS 37 29 pm - 100,000 10 Amato Austrian 10,000 20 Anglo Italian (Limited) 6 4 lipm - 12,600 10 Aostralasia i all 73 76 - 7.600 40 Do. New '3O 27 21 pm - 10,607 20 Banked BritlahColamblal 10 4 - 10,000. M Book of =, i all 12 9 16 pm 0 - 8,000 100 Bonk of MOM 20 Book of Otago (1/solted) i 4 1 14p. 14 4 10000 100 Bank of Queensland (L, ( 10 14 NOW - 10,000 60 flankoffletmiaotosteta IS 42 44 - 6,000 100 Book of Wales (Um.) IIO $ IMs - 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand - 00,000 20 Braellas&Portugurae(L 10 II 4pm - Isooo 60 :Brit. & American 104.(1,1 16 -- pm - 10,000 60 British & Calif ornisa J., 6 1 lipos - 90000 SO British N. America _.._ • a 49 61 - 0.200 10 C. Bk. lndia,Ava., China sll 39 41 3941 7,1161 26 ' Do. New - 10.0 N 26 Cfrtrd. N. M MOO. tea all MI 70 - 10,000 25 Do. New - 8,000 100 City - 10,000 100 Colonial - 100,000 II Co n solidated Beak (1 ) 4 74 Tips 114 4 6,000 100 Continental (L) l6 34 4 411 01 - 12,010 11 Seat Landon (Welted) 6 3 4 pas - 8,000 60 Do. New - 10,000111 lagllok sad Mak (Lini ) 11 4 lipm .- M.OOO 20 Msg. koadatial.Cbart& all 21 22 - 40,000 60 IMO& and Swedish (L 10 14 246 m - MOW 60 Ituropean IlankaMiteid 10 3 4pm 121 1 4 10,000 100 9lndosn. l MlnaWalt(L) 11 8 9 pm - 10,000 100 , Do. New - 11,000 100 Imperial Beak. Waked 10 21 23 pm 113 6,000 100 Do. New - 16000 Iniperial Ottoman lO 04 10 pm 10 1 100,000 20 . Load Moan. India (1 ) 4 14 24pm 8 1 04 10,000 60 Lon.llk.ofklesleo,ttc.(l.l 6 1 2pm - 10,000 100 'London Beak M Bost. (L 12 61 74pse on 20 to 10.800 100 , Loudon and Braaten ~ 40 18 20 pm - SOO WO , Loo.B.Apres&ILMUPL M 13 16 pm - 10,000 16 Do. do. New l4 01 4 pot 64 $5OOlOO Lou.. Mr., .&& Ma& (L ) 10 1 4pm - 11,000 10 Lou. CLIMak of Aa*t all 26 27 - mow 100 :Leedom and Colonial (L 16 44 54pm 194 s SOO 6 0 London and County., 2O 62 04 , &OM 100 , lon. Ifambs.Cloo. RMS )13 7 9pm 21 164 MOM 10 loodos Jellat 86eak.„ lO 68 48 - 10,000 100 Lou.. Lid Northers (L) 10 24 10pm - 20,000 10 :Loudon& Moth /Alma aB 104 244 264 4 6,000 10 Do. Do. New all - - - 6,000 100 !Lon. &3. W'es6ll2l (Lim 10 3 Ipm m - ma 60,000 100 'Lon. & Waslmllmble 10,000 106 Mortlimat ilask(l2m.) l2; 114 1 MOM 60 Mercantile I BnamolL 10 i r... 110 20.000 SS i Do. New 10,000 WO !Metro. It Pro.. beak (LI 10 11 13 pm 31 6,000 100 Midland Bank (Um) - 10,000 100 National of Li eol - 20,000 20 IN. Pro. of Lipka, New . 12 - - - 10.J00 10 Do. do. de. 3 - - - 10.N0 60 Natiosal Bask, Sow I - - - 26,000 10 New Soutli WOl6B all Id 67 •- &OM 140 Now fesalaad (Limikid) 10 6 6pm - 60,000 10 North Western . 24 - - - 60,400 MI ,Orteatel Bank Corpora. all 00 M - 18,000 100 Provnie. a Wand -.. II 91 94 - 26,000 10 SI pm 1 84 i Salud.,*DalM 10 4 10.000 116 South a, A Puni ustralia all GO 42 - 10,000 26 Booth Bute= (Lim.) - 10,000 100 Bland. al & & Africa 4460 1101 Do. do. - 10,000 26 Union cd Australis ._ all U 67 - 18,000110 Mules ed Irokad (Um II 11 IMs - IMMO IS Abdo& of Look.. l3 67 10 664 DRBINTURE SPUTA No. 11111. 1 ProtaLa. IPO CI. price.. I Belo. IS OS _ 1 4 : L SISI:l i tt, .eiZti:e.Yee:w2Pfere se . - 510.0101 N. G. Was.- .11.--01., p. cr..„ Jan. & July._ 100 98 102 - 61 . 21. Laise.&2l.4p.alas&ll7lloo 98 MO 90 ei 681). IM Le5.241894.421ai5&J19100 M 100 - i IL 14N.W.4p.e.1an.11.11312 1011 98 100 - 611, BS De. IQ p.easia.falolp 100 IS 87 - setnej 113 di&W.,4p.a.1ea..2Ja17210 NIN .. iN. liad,4p.e.Jaa.d.Jul7 IN N 100 .... .... OS. . BMA. IL P. SD. a. ... I lip.Pak. & Aft...Roo 107 10 11,681 1111 N. 'a. 4p.0.1ana1a1,7;100 Iff 90 -. .... I IL 13•01.111.212.4.4.W0MA99 ..- - No. I eh. 25,000, 2 elbaollk• (Lasltalj 1 100,0001 1 Anglo-Dna. 0 old(Lla f IMO, IQ 'Amanita' 71000, 1 'Dan Accord 000.(1622„ 10,000' 6 1,2E11 L 1101.0641216. 16,0001 II , ga iti pe r Var W a lt 16,000 2 ' 001. 12,000 40 !Lb Co= to,oeoi le mow 1 N.% 14 moosl 1 Das 11 (Um; 26,000' 2 Del 1/2&Ltrad) 16,005' 1 ( se,soc lo 11,000, 1i (Llailtad) 16, 10. 000 000' , II S ram (1,1m1101) 102,81.6 i 1 llarlqatia 100,000 1 Aurik• Dass.G.M.(l. 60,000, 4 ,PanolcUlo Copper (Li 01. 10.000 10 PolEaltr ump odallvarload 100,000 1 1 Bezb.0•111 NM. 113, 1 Gostligh Amin/ lia. 11,003 10 St Jobs deli/aye „IN , United llailosn *ON 1 VallammaGold wool 1 Wallin paltall) WM I ilredissrelass Mat KUICILLA.VIOI No. lIL I Ooxosium. PREFERENCE SHAREa. Great Western, original 6n per47Mit. redeemable pref., 102 f. London and Brighton, five per cent. preference dock, No, 4, 111 A congress of functionaries attached to peniten tiary establishments assembled last via at Brae/seal, In Oormany ; 78 members from different parts of tits country and Seritaselaad being present. Professor Mitterusaier, of tits Heklelborg Univendty, also Wooded and made s speech fa favour of the parlor system With the view of preventing the over-crowding of the barrack-rooms at Chatham neaten daring the rammer reostli, Ifsfor-Genseal Eyre lee Mined orders far the camber of we In emit of the barrack-rooms to be re dewed amording to the size of the rooms, by which arrange. mat 19 MIS will in future easopy the sree formerly appeo- Mooed to 18 emes is the large rooms, and 9 sea the woe feesodgievelsi to 12 men in the maw teem. CI. prior. I Salis. 4 i 1 :: i 1 I 3 .14rk 6 75 'Sr 19 0 $ I 20 22 rx - 4 4 pas I As par 4 l i ps 7 . O. N_ IA pra 1i 4 I AO T lievermend debt AMAMI* Other soomattles SAWN Gold cots sad ba lks AMMON WIWI 11l =Mon' NOW MOWN 1 4264467 Public Derails (Is• ottani laditei Dm Datska, OM win. et Lama Del* ma Div. 1.166J19 OOthArall ipaine imam, Swim dal salioliii our WI --- 11.11/A7,647 8111,00,441 Jure I. LK INLAIMALL Odd Oran. rune e. Gemmel . Ikapa- Md. Owinglag doodah!!attar Atitaddal Ott i rlidaddaa alklialla Nods 1,147.10 Odd aal Wad Oda 017,741 Terrines livsssx Consols, whirl, aimed yt sterday at WI to die for next Wednesday's settlement, were marked this morning 90$, and closed at 901 " buyers." For money the last price was 90* to lex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Ooseols for money, 90/, • ditto for moons; 90*, ; Three per Cents. Eedt ' ioed, 891, ; New .. Three per Ceuta, 89k, I, 1 ; Bank Stock, 237,, ZB* India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 101% ex die. The India Five per Cent. stock, which is now dealt in ex the dividend, was firm. The Merck Exchequer Bills remain at 12e. to 7s. die., and the June at Oa. to is. die. Mexican Bonds were in demand to-day, and roes per cent., closing at 441 to 414, but at one period transactions were marked as high as 4M. In consequence of the notice from Messrs. Parings, given below, the English scrip of the new Mexican Loan has also advanced to * dia. o par , ar rud sa improvement war nominally quoted in French scrip. Hudson's Bay shares were dull at l'J to i. Rgyptian Trading remain at 3 to 3L preen. International Land Credit were firmer, upon the settlement to-day. Royal Mail Steam share' have improved, while Australian Agricultural, African Merchants, and Peninsular and Oriental Steam showed heaviness. The shares of moat of the financial companies remain heavy. London Financial, Mercantile Credit, and Credit Mobilier, declined 5s , ands In ternational and General Credit, 2s. Bd. Imrial Financial, however, were firm, a nd Credit Fos tier steady. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational , 54 to 6 4 prem. ; General Credit. 34 to ) prtsn. ex the new shares ; London Finanda4 124 to 13 prem. ; Imperial Financial * 3to I prem.; Mercantile Credit, 94 to i prem..; . Credit Mobilier, 34 to 44 prem. ; and Credit Fon cier, 7) to 84 prem. At one period of the day General Credit shares were quoted below the prise given above. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings us subjoined, viz.:—lnternational Land Credit, 3 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, il to i prem. ; Millwall Iron Works, I to i prem. ; General Con tract, 4to li prem. ; tali an Lind, 4W It prem. ; Scottish ,nd Universal Bank, 4to 14 prem. ; sad Reading Iron Works, 4 to 1 prem. This was settling day in Home and Colonial As surance shares, which were rather flatter, at 11 to 1) prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RS-LANK —(THDI DAY. ) Our market to-day was very scantily 'applied with home grown wheat, bat the quality of the arrivals was good. Both red sad white samples were in moderate request, at prime equal to Monday, and at which a shampoo was effected. The show of foreign wheat was only moderate for the time of year. Selected parcels changed hands to a fair ' extant on former terms ; otherwise, the trade was heavy, at late currencies. Seared? say change took place in the value of floating =The demand was somewhat restricted. applies of both English sod foreign barley were by no means extensive. Malting samples were very dull ; bet *lker kinds were tolerably firm in price. Malt was in fair average supply and doggie request, ea former terms. We were bat moderately supplied with oats, which clammed hands to a fair extent, at last week's prices. Beans were quite as dear ss on Monday, with a steady inquiry. The show of samples was trifling. Peas moved off freely, at late rates. The flour trade was firm. In prices no change tlok place. The inquiry for all agricultural seeds was heavy. la cakes very little was doing. cusiirr num. Ineteen. Per Qr.' 11010. a 81.1 400, If est, red,l3ol 37 to 0 De. white, issa as to a 7 Norfolk and lAncds red. 11633 0 to 0 1 11600 rawer 42 to NI IS to IS Grinding to 23 1 Yaw. Nsmat. Norfolk, sad litiolic 0 6e 116 iringeloo and Wen 0 to 46 Brown Per Qr. 0119. a. a. Boatel% potato 15 to it „ black BiL99. ---- :N to uMaass& Ttck se bit narrow Pigeon 36 to 611 PIM Grey _ _ 64 60 110 ZS 10 16, AWOL s to a New Magill* hod 77 to 11 potato lO to U leach. t00l Town nedo:llii - la lbs. Household to to SO Ileold l5 1° 11 N=ood es AN NI to N wzsa?. a. ts. Malik sad Koalas burs 4l to 64 Zostock & Meddeo- Per Qr. 41 So IT OATS. Dantih and B.redtsl 17 t le luaalaa .. . to .... Danish 36 to U rG_ 39 to rusk ,r= 30 30 34 SS to SI BOUM 00221 ti to it 27 to U Whp• YYb~ .. MEd% per ;4177.. so to to it sit egoalsk, „ 31 Aserkss. ar . . to SI C p assdass, Is se IS INTO ICINDON, IT WA ES TO JUNE S. /24CLUSIVIi. Wham Barley. Mail Os I Moor. On gra gra gm Ida miella sell Soot& 414 le INS 34.14 .. 2100 forelga 9071 ass .. 7110 Total OM VA M .KETIL LIVERPOOL carroN a CORN (IRIS DAY.) in ammo AID 1/1121111401031AL vs 11110 M nun owl aosansiosm__. COITOS. —Yorkist Bond but steady. Balm probably 2400 base. 00RX. —Moderato atteedanes. Wheat in improved de mand. at Id. to 2d. per Natal dearer 111000 Tose day. Fleur, Freya is mons in request and holders ea 6d. to Is. per sack advance ; barrels are also dd. deem. Innen tarn Andy at late rates. Egyptian bent, ea* ma *Mesa shady demand ; vales trucbansed. XEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sr 'Kamm LID DITWATIONAL ?micaAm) moat an owit The dared far ea* wheats acauswbut baster, at Tabor ear maw. Betas sad oats ha request. sad a turn dame. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Buns —The market has become rather languid. but I. this sales reported no material alteenims is prices have lakes ekes. Mauritius, sold, grainy, as 425. to 45e. ; old • ea Manilla, 38s. ; Cuba, very low brows. 36,. 61. y aad ditto ; gray, 37e. 6d. to 41s. ; Endo Rico, brows, 38a. to 41s. 6d. ; ysUow, 42.. to 46e. Rased— Them is a fair demand for both dried goods and pieces, at previa prim. 00F11111. —The public solos of Planation Ceylon bee goes off with good competitin at full prime; triage sold .t 861. 6d. to 73e. 6d. ; low middling end niddlin 79a ko Ws. 6d. ; good ditto, 84.. to 84.. 6d. ; pes berry, Mil.. torn TL.—There is a fair demand for most description. Public WM are declared for Tuesday next. Rim —A pored of white Bend sold at 10e. 40. toll.. Rutz.—About 58 puncheon sold ; Jamaica at 3. 104.. Demerara, le. Snerersg.-100 begs of refraction 43 sold at Ma. 6d. snit prompt. FIII7IT. —Tb• market is quiet ; prices of cumin show a decline of le. per cwt. Raising in moderate request. COITON. —Then is no improvement in the demand. Elarnown.—Bagiums is doing in the better qualities at steady pris —Am Immo°. bout 500 ends of Humachee Sgs have bees sold at le. 10d. to lb., sad beldam is also doing in Bea gals at lad gale's pride. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) TM steriat le quiet. Tows tallow in quoted 384. M.; Pubwrobarg Y.C. se the eve. 40s 40u Ga.; July to September, Ca. ; October to Deeember. 431. HIDE MAREET.—(THIS DAT.) Ltamors4l.l..—Hidos PAIN : 561114. to 64164., 2Nd. to 3d. ; 041 ks. to 721114, 3d. to 38 ; 721 b.. to Mts.. 30.1 to 344. ; 8011 m. to 81111 m, 3 to 4ad. 33Ibt. to Nib, 4d. to 4id. Home bidet, 1 to 12s. Calf sklas. bibt, It. to 44 ; tdl, ao. lisintOllDONT.—lboopoldas : Downs, 10t. to 11/. ; koala. 9a. 9d. to 40. 6d.; sbottrUip, 21. ld. to 25.2 d. BOROUGH HOP YARLIT.—(THIS DAY.) Warn. Patimiden god Smith neon • steady casommob • tiro dr••d for d•• ••mpLr of Imi roes pow* •t liss atm GOAL MARICZT.—(THIB DAT.) Weßa Bed Hake," 17s. ; Walk Mod Sam& ; Will. Mod Stooraros, IM. Ad. ; Was led Boolli HoMoo,l7a. ; Wall. Bud Edon Maim, laa ; Hoirwell, 1%; %ABM Moar, 146. ; Hasilop %dim 150. %—!U gaps mooks4; 50 ai 49 t 042 —' 802,2401 salt Amikoott, red . . wbf W 46 to 67 ~s milii: ' ~:. 0 24 AtimIt - 22 to 24 DLMIW■g Magog 26 to 27 0.2/. _ . . Dace, tr.. 7 .. 17 to T 2 told AILITAI/1 or MUM, *6. cAWAo6, 1 , 11019 MAT