The Express. — London, England, 1867-05-22 00:00:00

Mr. Partridge said he should mark his sense of the nature of the assault by inflicting the fall penalty of 51. or two months' imprisonment. The fine not being forthcoming, the prisoner was re moved to the cells. bIARLBOROLTOH-STRILET. ROBBING A MEMBRR or PARLIAMENT. Thongs Calverhouae, formerly in the service of Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P. for Lambeth, was charged before Mr. Manafield with stealing some forks, the property of Mr. Hughes. Serjeant Cole, of the C division, said that be saw the prisoner cowing out of the shop of Mr. Medhuish, pawn broker, of Das-street, Oroevenoraquare, and in copse tense of what Mr. MelbalA had informed him, he 'topped the prisoner, and 'eked him wh a t h e h a d ple dged. He replied, "Nothing." He then told the prisoner that he had been to the pawnbroker's with four forks, and the prisocer then produced the forks, and said, " These are the forks." Ou asking the prisoner how he got them he aid he bought them in the country two yeah ago, but where or of whom he did not know, but he gave 10s. w 1h for them. He told the prisoner that be did not believe him, and he then began cry t izt tad said, " I'll tell you the truth. I them from Mr. Hughes. They are four forks sot in the plate list. All the other plate is right, I know. How I came to take them I cannot tell, but I owed some nosey at the time." On searching the prisoner at the nation he found a pocket-book containing some duplicates, and in a box he had left at • house in lboulatham-street, Maryleborne. he found a few trifling whichwtielss as had missednof X 3 b , yP L l l r r s a. Park-st ree t , enor enure, said the forks' produced were similar to some he nee bad. He had bad a large plate robbery at his house three years ago, and a few forks were left of the same Priem as those produced. The prisouer pleaded guilty, and Mr. Mansfield com mitted him for su months with hard labour. SOUTHWARK. ELOPRMENT AND DEDIMITON. rkerlft Chriptoplor Benda:no, a middle-aged man, for merly carrying on business as • mast and block iaker, Stray-lane, Tooley-street, was brought before Mr. Wool- Ich oft a warrant by Farmer, 57 M, from Liverpool, Marvel with deserting his wife and neglecting to support her in the parish of St. Olave, Southwark. Mr. William B. Hurst, the relieving officer of the above Parish, and that four years ago the prisoner carried abo ut emellent b esi e ger as a inset and block maker, and ut that time he eloped with Mrs. Ruddick, the wife of the kadlord of the Two Brewer public-house, Stony-lane, sad mat to America. The wife carried on the business as well as she was able ; but after struggling hard for some tine her goods went by degrees, and at last she became so reduced that she was compelled to seek assistance of the With. lie. Woolrych asked when that occurred! yr. Hurst replied—Only a fortnight ago. He then ascertained that the prisoner had returned from America, luvi was working as a ship's joiner at Liv er p oo l. H e con hee sequently proceeded there with the officer, and apple d him. yr. Woolrych asked whether the prisoner had not sent hhf hniatance to his wife during his absence. yr. Horst replied that he had not contributed • farthing Weird* her aupport. The prisoner here said that he never refused or neglected th ' , lmport her, as he left her in a good position, and no see had since applied to him. NI% Woolrych told him he was bound to support her. The prisoner said he did not know that as be doubted whether she was his lawful wife, as she was married to hirn it a wrong name. Woolrych told him he eould not entertain t must hHe "°". as be hail no matrimonial jurisdiction. !eivort his wife and if he refused to do so he shouldcommit th Mison. After a sbavt conversation with the relieving officer it vas uneged that the prisoner should pay him :k. 54. - "ran' had matinee to support his wife in • respectable homer. -.--- - In the colttmns of some of our contemporaries ' t i , 4 sorting, the speech of the Duke of Marlborough, in *ling the second reading of the "Contagious Disown Ui g° 4l,l l Bill," in the House of Lords last night, is by l ime mistake attributed to the Duke of Buckingham. Aylward, who was so murderously assaulted at ktlia the other evening. still obstinately refuses to give t '''' 'lithte.4 information which would lead to the dot«. ttA of his assailant'. The ship Orient, belonging to Anderson, Thornp- I ce, 4 Oil CO. , London, 1,032 tons, Captain Harris, from _ 446 i 4 e, for Loudest, has arrived off Falmouth (all „. _" 11 . having on freight 250 tons copper and ore, " 0 hales wool, 150 tons sundries, and three passengers, , I , ." of whom w as landed here. She sailed from Ade melt on the 10th of February, rounded Cape Horn on the 0 3 % March, cr ease d t h e Equator on the 20th April ; bad tt winds and fine weather to the Azores, thence light leidvariaide winds and misty weather. Vauban, Marksman, Julius, Ailesbury, Ben Nevis, Bedlamite, Flying Scud, Fits-Ivan, Grand Cross, Gipsy King, Hermit, Harpenden, The Leading Suit, Lord Hastings, Leases, Master Butterfly, Minster Ball, Mandrake, Man of Ross, Plaudit, The Palmer, The Rescue, The Rake, Amanda c, Skysail , Seringspatam, Timotaus, Taraban, Tynedaie, Una's, Van Amburgh, Veni, Vici, Capella a, Wild Moor, Roquefort, D'Estournel, Distin, Breach of Promise, Child of the Islands, Corporal, and Cheltenham are here. EPSOM BURGH STA.KES. Half a mile. Miss Elizabeth, Returned, Merry Monarch, Paris Minnie, Wings of a Dove, St. Thomas, Skylight, Flying Jib, Cape Clear, Alberta, Timm f, Northern Star, and Snowdrift are here. EPSOM TOWN PLATE. Half a mile. Oeftem, Queen of Trumps, Salliet, Liddington, Nike, Spice, Lndlord, Ledy Valentine, Tumbler, Catalogue, Thermometer, Problem, Dick Turpin, Claymore, Lady Rosehill;Lucy Long, lona, Child of the Islands, Gretna, Pro }Moor Anderson, King of Spades, Columbine, Vex, Ti molaus, Catherine Hayes f, Tina, Baylesf, Ammunition, Nally Rose, Patti, Kimmer, and Queen of Scots are here. LATEST BETTING. 11 to 8 apt Vauban (t) 9to 1 The Palmer (t) 9to 1 Van Amburgh (t) 9to 1 Mt:km= (t) 11 to 1 The Rake (t) 100 to 7 Dragon (t) 100 to 6 Julius (t) We (Owl) have reason to believe that the main features of the Irish Reform Bill are a 41. franchise in boroughs and 81. in counties, with voting papers. It is not intended to make any addition to the number of repre sentatives, nor is it proposed that any borough should be diafranchised on account of the small number of electors, but the system of grouping will be resorted to in order to redress inequalities. It will also be proposed to give one member to the Queen's University. Tee BURIAL OF THR BODY or Da. LIVINGIFTONI. —The following is an extract of • letter, dated Johanna, Feb. TS :—" You have heard, long before you get this, that Dr. Livingstone was killed. The Johanna men whom I engaged last March to accompany Dr. Livingstone into Africa arrived at Zanzibar last December, and were sent here by the mamal. I have received an account of their journey end of the attack of the savages on the doctor's party, in which he was killed. The only witness of his death states that about noon they were travelling over a large plain ; the doctor and nine Africans were ahead. Suddenly he heard the Africans cry out • Merida, Havels.' He ran on, and saw • number of men rushing on the doctor and the Africans. Three made for the doctor, who shot two, but waii out down himself by the third. Moose, the narrator of this sad event, fired his gun and ran back to his country men, and they escaped into the gram and bushes. At dusk ttlzudeturne, and t i t :i o nd th h e ij irr e t d where ti Dr i . e. Li d vag e s t tone wo irtat laa whom he shot, also the Kodie e s of four of the Africans. They buried the doctor, and then set off as fast as they could go on their return to the west, and after escaping two or three times from bands of blavelas reached Kuilca on the meat. Unless some of the Africans survive and reach Zanzibar, which is very improbable, this is all that will ever be known of the fate of Dr. Livingstone. The Mavelu, who have come from the south in considerable ' numbers, are killing the unfortunate negroes, who hays neither courage nor the means of defending themselves." ' ATTACK. ON A WARDER AT SPIKE ISLAND BY A FTRIAN PRINONZIL —An attack, though not of every serious character, has been made on a warder at Spike Island by • convict named Connor and another prisoner serving penal servitude. Connor is the person who was sentenced to penal servitude for life for an attack on the informer Warner at Howth lest year. The prisoners had been , working during the day with the other convicts at the dock works, Haulbowline. In the evening they were, as usual, removed to Spike Island for the night, and on getting out of the boat which conveyed them, the batch in which were the prisoners in question were filed off in • different direction from the other., and in charge of the usual staff of warders. This batch was in • short time divided, two convicts being under charge of one warder. Connor and the convict who accompanied him were being marched along the road running parallel with the water to their ' cells in charge of • warder. As if the prisoners had 1 the affair arranged, when they reached • quiet part of the island near the shore, where • boat is always moored, and was on this occasion, both convicts turned on the warder and knocked him down. Thinking they had stunned him, the prisoners ran to the boat and got into it, but the warder recovered the shock of so sudden an attack Mime- diately, and presented his revolver ut the prisoners, at the earns time giving an alarm. Connor and his companion found themselves quite helpless, not having anything with which to propel the boat, and being covered with • revolver to be discharged if they made any attempt to escape, they quietly surrendered. Assistance soon arrived, and tbei : goners were removed to the cells, where they await punish ment Connor was removed to Spike Island from Mount joy Prison about six months ago, and it does not appear that he gave his keepers any trouble till this occasion. On the contrary, it is said he submitted quietly to the disci pline of the prison.—Cork Exassiarr. The annual general meeting of the National Artillery Association will be held at the rooms of the National Rifle AileXilikso,U, Pall-mall FAA, at two p.m.. oa this 29th init. ~ MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Tills DAY. (Before Mr. Bodkin, Assistrnt Judge.) .CCU r, IM oF A 14.1.H . FA1 tN F. , R RiOtHIN.: ANOTHER foNNT%ItLE . 1 • , 2:4, Y police•Coubt.tioie of the T division, was for stealing three sovereigns and 3 florins, the . • e.. of Mark 114uning, another constable of the same kotier denied all knowledge of the robbery, and sad,. ss to the jury euthatvoured to attach suspicion Ilroughton, who had charge of the station, • .. : • himself of the property. hiry returned a verdict of Guilty. A.:l4.mt dud4e said this was a very aggravated , . the duty of the prisoner to protect the pro v others, but instead of doing so he had become a , h o us,ll, .0..1 what was worse he had falsely charged AVUII red to destroy the character of an innocent ThA tv.r.gnivation of his offence, and the are a the court via, that he be imprisoned and kept ;.Lour fur viahteen months. TILE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) DOW-STREET. •: ..t nhIVISC. t•••MMITTAL FOR MANSLAUGHTER. .1 . I'ol a, a cabman, was brought up OD remand on ,11.0 . 4 e of causing the death of an old man named 4 : 0 , 0 .4 by riding over hint in great St. Andrew's-street, ); kVA that en inquest had been held and a venlict rcturne.l of " Accidental Death." )Ir. Lewis, who appeared for the defence, called a young wwmin named Rates, kitchenmaid at an hotel, who stabd that she was the passenger in the cab at th, time, and that the prisoner was not driving a t m o re than four or five miles an hour, al. , a cab-owner from whom the priAiner purchased the horse, and who declared that he had sold it be. col-, none of his men would take it out, as it w .,, so slow that they could not earn their money with it. Mr. Lewis proposed to call witnesses to character. )Ir. Vaughan fund he should certainly consider it his fluty to commit the prisoner for trial. In the first place, the Doinan4 evidence must be incorrect, because tone or five mike an hour was little more than a walking pace, and it was clearly proved that the p riso ner was driving at a rapid rate. Then again h e was unquestionably on the wrong side of the way. the CA.,' as it stood, it was nctaquestion of character, ioid in hi. 13Ir. Vauglian'a) opinion the man ('onnor came to his death by the wrongful act of the defendant. The latter must be committed for trial. The prisoner was, however, formally remanded for the completion of the depositions. CLERKENWELL intriNG A yos TO IiZACVZ PRIRONTIPAI. ein Safiermt, aged 16, of no occupation, was charged before Mr. Partridge, by Mr. Sawyer, from the office of the solicitor fur the county of Middlesex, with inciting a mob to reAcue a prisoner whilst being removed from the Sessions Rouse. at Clorkenwell-green, to the prison van. Mr. sawyer said be appeared by direction of the Amis. tantJudge at the Clerkenwell Sessions to prosecute the primuer for an offence which had unfortunately become only too common, and it was felt that some severe mea sure, should be taken to put an end to it. For some considerable time past attempts bad bees made by the friends of prisoners to attempt their rescue in their transit from the Sessions-house to the van, and on Monday Reeves, the warder of the House of C rrection, was stoned whilst doing his duty, when an attempt at rescue was made. He alms said that the pri soner was a convicted thief. Police‘erzeant Dale Whiting, 8 0, Geo. (Mete, 415 A, and Robert Reeves, warder of Coldbath-fields Prison, ?Tined that on removing a prisoner named Rather Lang ham, who had been sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment, to the van, the prisoner cried out to her "Don't go in," and then called to a mob of about 100 to 150 people to take her away. Re was followed by the police, whom he threatened. Mr. Partridge said the offence, which had been clearly proved against the prisoner, was of such a character that an example was necessary. The prisoner h►d subjected himself to a fine of W. or one month's imprisonment, but in this case he should sentence him to one mouth's impri• moment without the option of a fine. ASSAULT ON THY. POLICE BT A SOLICITOR. Mr JoAn Francis Wu/ Ivr,agea 42, described as • solicitor of :10, Coberry•street, St. Bride's, was charged with being , drunk and assaulting William Collins, police constable •29 Y, whilst in the execution of his duty. It appeared from the evidence that, about 12 o'clock on Tuesday night, there was a disturbance in the Caledonian road, which the constable tried to suppress ; the prisoner was there, and was drunk. On being told to go away, he struck the complainant on the lip and cut it open, and also seised his band sod knocked the skin off his knuckles. He was then taken into custody, and he resisted so vio lently that it was with great difficulty that he was taken to the station. 1im.... TIIE DERBY. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) OOLONIAL GO, Owl olYzoot. The cheerless aspect of the weather this morning probably accounts for the falling off in the traffic by road to Epson'. The usual mixture of vehicles was observable along the principal thoroughfares, but the numbers and excitement were less than for several years pest. The morning opened clear, but soon after 9 o'clock the atmos phere was gloomy, and before 10 o'clock a sharp shower of Lail sal snow told plainly on those who had booked for the " outside." The cold also was keenly felt, and in most instances the great coat was wisely carried in pre ference to the light garment usually worn. Though there was, of course, an absence of dust, many people were pro vided with veil., which rendered, it may be, some service in protecting the face from the showers of hail. The in ducements offered by the railway companies led many to avail themselves of the " iron horse." On Monday several " four day excursion" trains were con veyed to London by the Great Northern, North Western and Midland Railways, from distant parts, to enable the passengers to be present at the Derby. In addition, excursion trains were brought to London this morning, by the Great Northern, from St. Neota, Ac. ; by the Great Eastern, from Cambridge, Ac. ; and by the South-Eastern from Folkston, Dover, Reading, Farn borough, Aldershot, Guildford, lee. The departures from London appeared to be equally divided between the South- Western, and Loudon, Brighton, and South-Coast Rail ways. The first cheap train left London-bridge at 6.50 a.m., and among the passengers there were the average number of " entertainers," and purveyors of paper decora tions of every description. Six other cheap trains followed—altogether conveying nearly 6,000 pas sengers up to 9.30, after which the " specials " were despatched in rapid succession. There were ten cheap trains started from the Waterloo terminus, the number of tickets issued being over 300 more than last year ; and " specials" were also despatched from this point as quickly as they could he made up. The Rake was the subject of much conversation among the crowds proceeding to the Downs ; and the fact of the name being entered on Dorling's card with Custsnce as the rider appeared to buoy some up with a hope of yet " getting in." The following is Dorling's list of probable starters : The railway market to-day is generally rather weaker, sales predominating. Midland stock has fallen r per cent., Metropolitan Great Northern A I, and most of the other chief lines 1 to 7r per cent. Brighton is comparatively steady. Metropolitan stook is now quoted 120 to ; Great Western, 42i to 43 ; London and North Western, 113& to j ; Midland, 109 to 4 ; Lan cashire and Yorkahme, 1264 to ; Caledonian, 107 i to 1044 ; South Eastern, 65.1 to 66i ; Great Eastern, 301 to 31 ; Great Northern, 110 to 112 ; ditto A, 112 e to 114 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 17 to I ; North British, 344 to 35; and Brighton, 571 to 584. .ItANY I NAZIS AND STOCKS ad ALI itArimmis I clowns ;oot Ibe s )tatentay. to 1 iIIADINAJW MANES AND BTOOKIL sn. IMI 11411,w4120 I - ~Wr a i g. 1 s o i p.m. St. lou Bristol and brew --1 78 80 7 8 1 9 1 0 Ni. 100 !Caledonian ...._ __ , 107 109 - St. 100 ,Cambrian _____ _ 40 46 se 20 AU CornwaU.._ .. _ 4 6 v. St. 100 Dublin and Belfutfu •• ne 66 08 .... St. 100 : Dundee,Perth,&Abdln 70 71 - 100 ail East London Scrip Cart •-• •-•- 1.0 10 1 Do - -.- St. 100 Glasgow and 8. Western, 103 106 - St. 100Oreat (,astern Ord. St. 311 311 31 301 I St. 100 Do. E. Ang. Stk., N 0.9 4 6 - 8t 100 OreatNorthotScotland - - - St. 100 'Great Northern St. 100 Do.A j A rec. nodlr. nu- 114 115 113 1 121 Ht. 100 Dail I 111 fsp. eAspaldß - -.•- St. 100 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stook -.- St. 100 Olt South & West. (Less.) 80 91 - St. 100 Great Western 43 431 421 $ 3 St. 100 DelitourVal.Ountitk .- -.. - Bt. 100 Do. South Wales - - - 6s. 100 Do. W. MK-Oxford U 27 - St 100 Do. Do. Newport 27 30 - St. 100 Ineashire &Yosi 124 1271 120 6 St. 100 Loo n ., Bei sh to , &S. Coast 58 69 571 81 71 871 et. 100 London,Chathun,&Dov 171 18 171 St 100 Da Net riten.A6p.e. 8 12 St. 100 Landau& Nott% Westo. 1141 1141 1131 1 -' l4 lit St. 106 London&SouthWestern 77 79 - St. 100 Man. Shet.,&Linoolnab 48 40 471 1 St. 100 Metropolitan_ -_ - 1 St ice I D a liatension, dirt ' deud Bp. ct. UlllB7O 106 108 - 100 all 111einpoliten District - - 80 791 20 10 I Do. du. do. - - 10 aR I Do. & St. Joke's-wood - - - St. 100 'Midland lO9l 1101 100/ 111 9 1 ell I Do. IP Shane - - - St. 100 . Do. Wm. & Derby 79 Si - St. 100 North British - St. 100 Do. Edln ,Perth,Dund - - - St. 10410 'N. liastern-Berwlek - 102 103 1021 26 1 N.E. Pure. - - - - St. NC I De. Lied& - St. 100 I Do. York -..— - St. 100 Do. Carlisle - .... - 25 all I Do. litorit.&Darling O3 $4 - 26 22 Do. do., 180041 - 71 84 pa - 8t 100 North London .... - - 10 6 Do. do., MO 1 a Ps - St. 100 Northfitaffordahlre OB 70 - St. 100 N. &8. Western June ll2 116 - 8t 100 Scottish Central -..- - - - Bt. 100 Shropshire Colon ..- 66 67 - 8t 100 South Devon.. - - St. 100 South Eastern 20 aU ilttalnee,Woldnihaulio 6 4 679 ! -. S 0 4t. 100 I aill Yale - ...... - - 160 164 ,- 1 Do. C Si - St. 1611 iWaterford & Ellkanny - 11 e Um -- 10 8 Watelioo a Whitehan -•.-. Till ElOurf-kIOIITH Dritity STABS of 10 airs. each, for ffyr olds ; colts, Set lolly. and Mlles. sat 511) . the owner of the second horse to receive 100 son. out of the stakes. Mlle and a half, to be run on the new course. 476 subs.) Value. £7,160. Name. Trainer. Rider. Mr. Eastwood's eh c Master Butterfly liesseltine Doyle Mr. Eastwood's br c Lord Hastings HesselUne Hardcastie Mr. F. Elliott's bi c Leases Mr. Mound's b e Man of Rue shepherd Hustable Mr. ( h br c Amanda Mr. O. Angell's eh c Ben Nevis Mr. Bowes's ch g Tarahan Mr. Merry's ch C Marksman Major Elwon's b e Plaudit Mr. simile's beg Roquefort Gilbert Mr. Simile's br e D'Estoumel Gilbert W Covey Mr. Fleming's h a Von Amburgit Count F di., tagraages ii c Dragon Duke of Ileanfort's br e Vauban tlaruis of Eseter's b e Grand Cron J Mr. übustoile's b e Tyriedale Mr. J. Johnstoue's b e The Corpasul Mr F. Pryor's b e The Rake Duke of Newcastle a b e Jullu M. DIMIKei J. Mann Mr. Chaplin's ch e Hermit Mr. H. Temple's b e Fit:Lean Sir J. Hawley's Lee The Palmer Marquis of Hastings's br e nacos Mr. A. Heothcotea ch a Gipsy Kin g Bentley Prior • ... . . . '' -- AAD.WATI. Mr.lby's b f Skymil ('ro per Duke of Banalßow's Wild Moor Mr K. Bulkeley's br c Dwain filyodwr Lord Coventry's ch c The Rescue Weaver J. Adams Mr. Crawley sb e Redbourne Mr. Baker's b e Bedlamke Ducker Viney IST TIZADILLPIL ) THE RACE. Hermit ... Marksman Vauban ... 30 ran. 50 minutes late. BEiTINCK PLATE. Nine Elms ... 10 ran. DERBY STAKES. One mile and a half. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1867. Dora. Bar. &C. la Op.& Do. 111bora 'Jaffa* & LW Harm I Do. Proforma I Draft,DraakAGodorfcla 6 par c 006.16724-6 . Cal && Imam 6p. Ma T. & Dock 6p. Deisferarajp.apirp Eat Bowl go. 6 do Do. do. 6do P&M Indfaa mr. 6 do I Do. L Mara. Groad Trunk oida7M . Afi Do. Equip.lL HAMM Do. let pat Bondi Do. foal prof. Bonds. Do. lad pooL Moak Do. Mb prof. Nock Great loam Pombroula Do. ma. I par owl. Do. Now Do. New fit a. of liadiL — C. bpd Do. pair oast 06. Western of Credo D0.6p.0. BM. pay. 18771 _ do. fa ..11.7.71t Modred gaar — Dip. mi Do. de. de... de. .. Do. Do. lath lideesion Meal and d obecoVe Day Do. 4 p. at, 447.1140 Do. 6 p. et, pay. UM Y.B. of tootle e. latp B. Wade. guo 6 1:" . " Do. Dead Do. do. Do Piaajaab do. Do. Lease el Mk& do. i xtias. L_ De. 1159 i T opp. der;. p. Do. Sporck Fel:Leath& Do. a perct.Mar.l ljr4:1611, Do. 6pr cl.Jaatta owns! Do. &picot. Sioc .10,00010apeotO !fovea p0r.1673 Do. 40.1810-1000 no. •• I Do. do. 189041 161.016 D0.19.0.2p..200t.1900 100,000 Ooylon,Nov. 1869, 'p.a., 160,000 Do. 1879, do.. 1.000,000 Do. 1871 d 0... 100,000 Maartituill pot 0t.,18711 103,000 Do. urn 100,006 Do. 1161 1 800,001 Do. 18061 166,960 NatalOov.op.o.Ap.<2oo. 108,000 New Broot.Govepozot. 1,136,800 New South Welts Gov.. p. 0501,1871 to 1170 1,671,800 Do. 6p. nlBBB to 1592 814, D0.6p.e.r,1957 to 1106 160, Now Zoalsod 6por oast Lose,ood Do. Spar coat. 600,000 Do. 6 per cent. 1801 360,000 Do.do.l.olJunoltDoe 260,000 Nova Boatto 6p. a,l 71 ..81 1 0.100' Queensland Goo. 6 p. at 1,177,450 Do. Do. 1891 .... 120,009 B.AnolGov. p.0.,67-77 Do. 1878 sad arras. 860,000 Vlc.Gov.6p. o. Jars. July 7.006,000 Do. 6P. ot. A 9111,100 7011 ZION OBLIGAI 4 0, Lame.... 110 all I De. 100 all Havana and Mat. 100 Pall q,aoaanne and Mao. 100 all Mamas and Sabanll. 100 all Do. Second lame.. ~ 10 all .North of Prime 11 p et.' 10 all I Do clateClurt if p, at. 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna. az.) all I Do. do. lamed at 72 10 all Psrls.Lyons&3lln Sp.& r a 100 all Ile . (P (tern.).. 4 all yal Swedlab 6p. at.. 100 "all la Grande 7p. et. 10 101 l rttB4 & a &Lont-Ven.2l9 c. 101 all nth East.otrort.7p.c. 10 t ISou th ernothancellp.c. * 116onth Itallaa, 3 per et. 10 1W.e14. W. of Itts.3p. c. mirgbp.cent.l 1.066,688 6,078,110 1,462,5 m WASS 697,6'71 Se. St. Inaat and Wort Ludt St floadost Lathui 100 Do. Bob. ill 4p. or St. Southampton Sr. Surrey Oceanierclel )11IPLIMIL I Angto-howeicadTeL(L), all Angto-lleakes Mat ..I all Atlas* Telegraph .....100 Be. II m• Gent. ......100 I Aae.ral gel Australian lf.ltra.(L., I ! 3 . ll l, 7o rahTes/0 46 . 7 1 7 L ilirialit;iwo dal (L Do. New Bololnew Vaughan (L Bombay GM (Ibnitod Do Saw Braga Ankarkon Lad B. g L Igag. Tel. (L) 1 I Compaq Cansdlisiorat 1u(L) l a W i r=a_ __ • Dimes* Limited. eileedealLite.(L • oddities bapro.(L , of Mo s ( scow Geo (L (i+) MooLim.) Paid (Wafted) 114 31 17 10 90 06 97 99 ' k.lva arlibtrra Oa llor.(L •• • ; On.Ciaa (L 1 ;.• • •) 08. 1.33...7314 c ooa Dad - llfmaZ(L.) 1 . Palma . Prablamar . Da. 6 =Dab. ti Ma= Tea (L. In&alarLain Plag. India Windt ' '• • Vale . • • ' Teirirsidt • • Do. Nay adat.Coppar (Lbw: sad 'crow Grad' doommoduna ( a ( moat (W il arah ai r i /iat (Undtal) e CW11.8 . 918E.) e Stoma Na 01•1140olosial aralLoa s e 4 Chtna adman' • laadOo. amnia ; ; • Carrytag (Lint • tornat. Plna.a6oo.(L. tarnst.Lnad Credit(L Callan Land. Watt Irrta (ChiLe••• Do. 6 p. o. Bda. r. 187 • • necarittoidLka.) • AlricanTranne • Omiaton. Y. (1 Osnalplarad • Dllairkftelag.( • • itaaa. Argo. (L. • • • . G. Omahas C.(l • • • italrag.is • Prosladal ; Madras . [Mao. * Canal, 6p eag.brlndlanGov. Marta. Invostamon6 (1 ) Maarttlaalda4 *a (L ' Media isloa. ( ). L Merchant (L IdinwMI7.LLOL I wan IranWorka LIIIIII al 021. C. (L Wong Dia Ocaa. (L Do. New. trued Nadomalirov. Nationsilllaaa.7.4l ortraddlnealarroe(L. NewOniaolidat.Dia.(l, New quilted; Monad N.LaMsIa4L6:M.Ag.(L; .Zrakad T.M10:411 (1.• . adhere damn Toe (L. Do. I N.BrlaAnotralastan (L 1 N. BrttaMorean. ba(l Donn Marine (Loran outatrtnandall Una wtlCloa(Lhaltod) Do. New . Woad %soma, ; apt Ilthland to an Gas (Lhattad Panama B. IL 8toam(1.1 Do. do. IBAY.Land& rininanlar o.Btaant Do. do. Now t g t ns7 N - ew /MKT mprov.(L ) , Janeiro Om (11m Moll gleam , .Austra. Invest. ii. : , lima. 6' . grelcsa 11.2r(t ) %Australian Lead abmarine Telegraph Do gcrtp Ooaelraodllaln(L Do. Do. , rt"Kersey la (L : Petroleum (L' . 4 L. t o gm: r ulot . c ts. Karim of Liver. (L _ Dolled DleomulaCerpiL g United K. Telex. Co. (1 , ell Do. 10 per mat. prat all llalvies. Marla' laa.(l. g Vea Diarses'e Lad a lli IVlssroyclappi(Nat. Werreat Phnom (Uri 10 SI Wealaglatreelaegl 100,000110 7,500 10 37,500 10 60,000 10 100,000 60 25,000 16 90,000 5 10,000 5 00,100 90 *OOO 90 L 11930701 100 10,000 10 SION IS PREFERENCE SHARE. North Fastens, York, H. sad B. Purchase, 10. South Eastern (Road lag Ana. U. Os. 6d.), 21. PROVINCIAL WARR MARKETS. LIVIRIMOL, MIT 21.--Bmes today : Caledonian, 1101 1- Great Rasters, 32 112 11 11 1 i rreat Western, 44 31 1 1-lanauddre end Yorlmhfre 127 1 1 }LaLoudon, Brigh and Nnatit Coast, MI- London ind wth stern 115 1 115 IS 144 1 1 f-Mancheeter, Sheffield, and }- tan, 1311 1 1 201-Midland, 1110 1 104-Midland. coemetible, p.-North 6714 ;2 761 74 7-Manchester, (,infield, and Lin colnshire, , II per mat., 61-North Union, A, 221-131tio, B, 151-Bud o and Lobe Huron, 41 3-16 _lF.art Indian b per cent., 106 E Grand Trunk of Cestada, I B}-D itto L Per on" t led pref. stock, 341-Oreat Western of 131-llMee States Moe Twenties St, 721-Dutch Rhenish. 44 p.-Groat Luxemburg shame, 111.16 1 7.164 616 1--Sambre and Mena, 74-rastern Fachange Bank mited )) d.-Britlah and loreign Marine Limited), par -Liverpool and London and Glob Fire and Lefe, 6j p -Anglo-Amertean Telegraph, 171616-Atlantis Telegraph Wght per Cent. , 44—1ab 11.8 and Irish Yee/mode Telegraph, A, 40-National Steam (Limited), 18 173 d. MAIWNEIIIIII4 NUT 21.-Tim IMAM{ onened better, bat eub sequently declined and Vaug h an, AD6O-ABISACIIII Telegraph Welted), 171-Bolckow and Co. (Limited). do-Con solidated Beek (Ilndtedl, 1 p.-Ebbw Vale Company ffitral - Seim, 43-Great Eastern, 311 21 24 11 / 1 ),1444 Lemenberg, 114 1-16 1 1 7-16-Oreat Northern A 115 111 - 5 . 71 1 4-Great Western of Canada, 16f ii- Oren ' 'Westem, 431 1 4 V o t i tt-Ismembire and Yeriudtl7, 1 171 1, 11 Tit -London a inKenter n d County te a r g irratt.l72l l 1.14 t p l .-1 4 1anchest - er, ilbeeetd, and Ihreolnsbtre, WI! 8 1-Ditto Redeemable Pref., p.-Me tropolitan. lig 1111 1 1 1 0. 1 , 1_1-11311and, 1101 11 101 110 01 10 6/ 101 I- arth brftialt, 35 1 Nor th Radon, Bm wick, 1021-Werth Stadordshire, South Rester% VI 1 1f 871 11 If 11 7 11,1 711.1 7 1 1611) 1-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance ( Limlrod), 3 13-16 p -London. Brighton. and South Coast, 1411 84 1-Gnat Mere 6 per sent. L2O items. 17-Nord 1814-Ditto B. 1644-Video flank, p.-Metropolitan Ifatenekm, 167-Caladosdae, 1101. The Great Northern Railway Company have issued a notice inviting tenders, to be lodged be fore 10 a.m. on the 6th June, for 431,3601. of 5 per cent. Permanent Preference stock, being the balance of the stock created by the resolutions of the extraordinary general meeting of the 25th August last. The stook is to be sold to the highest bidders, but " tenders from registered proprietors of any stock of the company will be accepted in prefer ence to those of other parties at the same price." HALF -rust Taass o CiocK. Consols have recovered the fall of ito I per cent. which took place this morning, the present quotations being 93 to I, with div., for money, and 91i to I, ex div., for the account. The market in railway stocks is, to a great extent, in the hands of speculators, the public still holding aloof, until railway financial engagements shall be placed on a sounder basis. It is feared that the arrangements now rendered necessary will make a reduction in the dividends of many companies inevitable. Ultimately this clam of pro perty will be benefited, but for a time the proprietors will probably have to submit to a diminution of income. A further decided improvement took place yes terday afternoon in the foreign exchanges, espe cially as regards bills on Holland, Hamburg, and Frankfort, and short drafts on Paris. With the revival of political confidence, the exchanges on St. Petersburg and Vienna continue to move in favour of those places. Yesterday afternoon's list is an nexed : Amsterdam, 3 months. 12.0 to 12Q1; ditto, short ILIB to 11.19; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.03 ; Antwerp, S months, 25.40 to 25.45; Brussels, S months, 25.40 to 25.45; Hamburg and Alton, 3 months, 13.93 to 13.10; Berlin, Oologne ire., 3 months, 6.26 to 6.263; St. Petersburg, 3 mont h s, 31# to 314 ; Pori*, short, 15.123 to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to Z. 40 ; Kamilla% 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 120 to 120 Vienna, 3 months, 12.90 to 13.0 ; Trieste, 3 mon ths, 12.90 to 13 . 0; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 481; Suntan er, 3 months, 481 to 481 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 493 to 49; Seville, 3 menthe, 493 to 49; Malaga, 3 months, 481 to 483; Valencia, 3 months, 481 to 486 ; Bar. ealsea, 3 months, 49 to 484 ; Brlbes, 3 months, 483 to 484 ; Sarsgoaaa, 3 months, 483 to 484 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 27.15 to 27.25 ; Genoa, 3 months, 27.15 to 27.25 ; Naples, 3 month., 27.15 to 27.2.1 ' • Palermo, 3 months, K. 15 to 27.25 ; Messina, 3 months, 27.15 to 27.25; Idshae, 65 days' data, 523 to 52; Oporto, 90 days' date, 524 to 52. The Crown Agents for the Colonies have invited tenders for 200,0001. of Cape of Good Hope Go vernment Six per Cent. Debentures, the proceeds of which, it is understood, will chiefly be applied to paying off some temporary loans shortly falling due. The bonds have 231 years to run, and bear interest from the 15th of April last. The allot ment is to take place on the Slst inst. We understand that the dividend to be declared by the directors of the Bank of British North America, at the meeting of the shareholders on the 4th of June, will be at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, with a bonus of 1} per cent. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 10,4071., the receipts from the Epsom race traffic being included in the corresponding statement for 1866 ; the Metropolitan an increase of 1221. ; and the Glasgow and South Western an increase of 2581. At the meeting yesterday of the shareholders of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, the directors' report, which has already been published, was adopted. It stated the profit for the year 1866 at 102,2211., and announosd the payment of two half-yearly dividends of 5 per cent. each. It was mentioned that, notwithstand ing the losses which have been incurred, the bank rs m a sound state, and that 20,0001. more has been set aside for losses than the board expect will be I ultimately required for that purpose. We are informed that the committee of investi gation of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway have appoin ted Mwars. Price, Holyland, and Waterhouse as their accountants. The second annual general meeting of the Lon don and Australian Agency Company (Limited) was held yesterday, when the report of the directors was adopted, and a dividend declared at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for the six months ending the 31st December last. Crelitora of the English and Swedish Bank (Limited) are required to send the particulate of their claims to the liquidators by the 17th of June. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and waterworks shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Commercial Union, 4, 3 ; Guardian, 485. G ; Indemnity Marine, 111, 121 ; London and Proviacial Kerins, It, :„ 2 ' • Ocean Marine, 19 ; Rock Life, 71. Gas Light and Coke—Bombay (Limited). 4; ; Caw menial, 31, 2 ; Equitable , 664 ; Imperial Continantak, Slid, 4 ; Phienit, 264. 6; South Metropolitan, 66A ; Surrey Consumers, 121, ; Westminster Chartered, 514, 3 ; estcrn, IN, 14. Locks—London sad 84. Katharine, 59,8, 4, 1, & Waterworks—Chelaes, 110, U ; Bast London, IUgI ; i Grand Junction, 73. We have received from the " Open Stock Ex change (Limited)," a list of the prices obtained at the sale of stocks and shares yesterday. Amongst them were the following, viz. : Imperial Land of Marseilles, I debenture, 20/., soli at 71 percent. ; Vaasa Railway (201., fully paid), sol at 31. se. to 31. 15.. per share ; Royal Swedish ii. dwayd e t t fully paid), sold at 2a. 9d. per share; Agra and man's Bank (Limited) (25/. paid), sold at 64. per share; Freemasons' Tavern Company iLimited) (11. paid), sold at 7s. to 7s. CA per share ; Dsgeuham (Thames) Dock Com pany (Limited) (IW., fully paid), sold at ttie. per shire London and Caledonian Marine Insurance Cmipany (Limited) (.4. paid), sold at 41. 9d. to be. 3.1. per share; Oxford and Canterbury Mud. Halls Company (Limited) (101. paid), sold at 17s. tid. per share ; Star and Carter Hotel Company (Limited) (101. fully paid), sold at 1. UM. to H. 12a. 6d per share ; Grosvenor and West-end Rail way Terminus Hotel Company (Limited) (101., fully ti a d2 : sold at 31. 12a. per se ; Confederate States 1861. Bonds, 1,000 &Thin, 8 per cent., sold at 18e. to 20s. per bond ; Confederate States Loan, 1863, Bonds, 1.00 dollars, cotton coupon bonds, sold at 23a.16d. per bond Price's Patent Candle Company (Limited) (20/., full y paid), sold at 71. per share ; Belgian Public Works Com pany (Limited), sold at 71. 7e. per share ; Central beach Mine, sold at 20s. per share. TUESDAY EVISIISS. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to ex div., for the 6th of June, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 91 " buyers." For money the last price was 93 to 1, with div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 91 to 911. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 3, 1 ; ditto, for account, 94, 1,1, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 91g, 1 ; Bank Stock, 2M, 3 ; India Stock, 210 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1121, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 971 ; ditto Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 84i ; ditto Five per Cent., 1031. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oita o'CLooz.. In the mining market to-day the transactions are upon a fair scale, considering the absence of many of the dealers at Epsom. Prince of Wales, Chiverton Moor, Grambler and St. Aubyn, and Wheal Seton shares are in demand, at advanced prices. Some of the present quotations are subjoined Chiverton Moor, to 6 ; Prince of Wales, 525. to 535. ; Grambler and St. Aubyn, 4i to 5 ; Wheal Seton, 122 i to 125 ; West Chiverton, 65 to on North Wheal Chiverton, 4i to 5 ; and Great Wheal Vor, 171 to 181. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received the following report, date Morro Velho, April 17 :—" Produce for March, 50,119 oitavas ; from 5,402 tone are yield 8.761 oitavas per ton ; cost for March, 9,5701.; profit for ditto, 9,7631. • produce eleven days of April, 16,905 oitavas ; yield 8.284 oitavas per ton." The first ordinary general meeting of the Mine ral Rights Association (Limited) will be held on the 30th inst. Creditors of the Devon Great Maria Consoli dated Mining Company are required to send in the particulars of their claims by the 17th Juno. 66 66 162 106 -3 4 - -- r1 4 66 TO 46 16 96 190 106 193 MI Ifpia 17 18 i I SG SS 211 ISO 22 INI U IN 1:11 1 1 1 0: 1 1 1 Du 1114 1 -. ... JOINS OTOCI BANES. Bain. INICLI 60,000 104 kgra Bank (Um.; A S 14,000 50 Albion l6 1 4 die 00,000 100 . Alliance Limited 100,000 SO Anglo Ananias II 11 !Dm 74 00, 10 i Anglo layptba (11es.) all 11 14 10,000 20' Auglo Hallaa (11101 ) l6 If 11144 SO, 40 Australasia all 11l 03 031 111, 10 BankolßritlihOolasst4a all 10 12 11, 101 Do. New, lamed 1 pm. 1 I 4 10,000 26' Bank 00 Egypt M, SO Bank of Otago (11called)1 10 44 10,000 SO illankorflotorM,Aulrall U 110 SS 10, 10 I Bank ot New Bssland lO 8 9 10,000 60 i British& Californian(L) le 11 I{i— -10,000 60 British N. Miseries 45,000 10 C. Bk. hadla, Ans., China all 17 18 16,400 00 . Chart. Mee of Indlsote. all it lIS 50, M' City .. —.. fa, 140 i oMosial ta, 10 : Oaosollistad Bank (L ) 4 1 Ow 40,000 101 Do. do. New - 10, SO I Deihl and London (L.) 2l M, SO Li lamas (Ltraitod) II 111 lealle *OOO 10 , EastaniZzahmsp(Lina.) I SI leas M, SO UkaglM6 gad dmirlean .10 0 4&a 10,000 10 Bagliank/LdslimilroL 16 14 0441. ii, IM 14./k4l646AwA.Chartd all 17 11 M, 60 IsidlehaadiesalßE (L) 16 10 4 die *OOO 100 laaparitlimak(Uadted, 10 1 2pm 192,100 Ss Imperial Mona k 111 I 11, 26 Do. New MkDi Land Mort. Bk. •ladln(L) 4 11 2 die OMOO O OIIOO Do.llac.Dsb.,lB44,llloyre all 110 IS 10,0001 60 Laa.Bk.ooleilso,dic.(L) 10 11 10 13,000 100 London and Besailisa 145 19 17 db 22,00111 * Do. New 6,000 100 Loadon&BlverPlate(l)l 4 40 B s4 10 1. UM& SS Do. Now, Is. at lepal 10 2 2pm .6.:1 IS Do. do. do lO 2 3pm 121 — 10, Si Lon. Ch. Beak et Annul all 234 211 *MO ill London sad County lO 66 67 12,200 /0 Do. de. New II 73,0 M SO London Joint Stock l6 42 411 *OOOl * Loudon* South Able= all 111 121 itd 10,600100 Lon. &S. Westaro (Um.) SO 2 1 5,000, so London *v 111 11 8 dB 40,000 100 Landes & Weelmlnanw. 10 94 MI 10,000 100 Merchant Bank (Um.) . 26 16 16 6000 100 Merca Do. New 40.000, SO ntile etNicaan(L ) 12( 9 7 dla 10,000 10 Metropolitan (thalami), 1 1 11 64 7 0 1 kOOO 100 Midland Bank (Um.) ;10 14 dla 10,006 1 Wailes* a AssiralaMal 4 1 1 pat 10.000 100 Nations/ of Vool ne_ )16 S 1 dla 10,000 100 N. Pro. of 1 0.2 . - KO* 20 Do. tad & to 12 M,000) SO NeAloael Bank - 10,040, 10 New Booth Wales all 43 41 00,000, 10 North Western .. 110,00 d 26 Orleotal Bank Comoro ' all 43 44 44 BM& MI Provia.BnaktagOsea.(L)l Ol 6141 a *OOO 100 Previa.. et Ireland 00 U 16 10,000 10 Do. do. New . sli 61,000 26 South Asilrana i sal 26 90 17.061100 Stand of B. L Urine !26 11 U alle 10,000 100 Do. do. ma at ogm lO 7 6 alle — 60,000, Is Malan el Asetralla ; all 46 40 474 10,006.100 , Colon of Indand (Lim ), 21 9 7 die MAO 04 I Oaks el Landoll —— _, 11 SO 41 01 IFORLICIN SAILWALI 'Belem L J tneffon Ayree,0.8.4.V.44) Central gym. .... Itittmanalth lai - 5•7. **-- ' W bolos of Prance 111 11110,81111 Matra' (14 all groat Lawrob3urg _ 6U Imperial Mallata ii.j all lomoborg-Carrootrl (L) all Nara.dlarget r :y . fio all Doi ye Pd. Bolt gov all Iltoftherm of all 11.1611.11. D =.T.p.6 all Do. all lfartreglam l'nualt Prot an Ottoman Canytuallldla all Paris, Lyon, sad If edit. an [ Purls and Oedema . an SW& It llhvada. (I ) 10 loyal flauludia all Royal Boolaff all Do. 7 par coat. an timbre and Maar an I Do._ iiporolatPraL an Imo Poralo(L)l67 par of r ant all umlALoam.Vmsallaa IS &wt. of Portugal all &Inborn of lrameo an Turin sad Savona an Wirt Ploodors . .. _ all Do. ii ymer met • Pret all Wad& R. o Promo — if — A — is la ii f le II id 9 SOLI 4 4 19. Ey ki tl tt 16 18 ft 11 11e 4 1 zd 10 44 :I 114 47 49 S 4 11 l 6 36 Ile 11 11 Isi ai 4 O. II tie —1 NO IN NO WO 100 W W WllB+ weal 0000 tit 10% 1 5 1 II 20,000 6,040 100,000 _ _,_ 110,000 60,000 160,000 100,030 10,001 60,000 4000000 10,006 4,000 10,000 10,000 ii:ipii *OOO 148,626 1 6,000 60,000 10,000 wool !ti??' ii. , 9.0301 459?,?°°1 ii:iii 1 1110.00 0 ii : iii 1 40,0001 10,000, *ON 10001 16,000 , 11,0001 00,000; ii;0456 ukooo scoop, artin, 00.0001 40,000 10,000 10,000 ! Sl,ooo' *OOO *OOO 10,080, iii,iii 1 asokooo so,ooo so.ooo i moos I 1 mo 1,000 ~o;boe. swim; so,goo m;boo ammo WACO TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (112171112% TILZGZAN.) AUSTRIA. SPEECH FROM THE THRORE. VIENNA, MAT V. In opening the Reichsrath to-day the Emperor delivered a speech, in which he referred to the recognition which he had made of the constitu tional rights of Hungary, and which secured to the empire the development of its liberties and the en joyment of peace, imparting to it also new power in its international relations. His imperial Majesty trusted the Reichsrath would co-operate with him in preserving the arrangements that had been made. The financial want of the year had been covered in a satisfactory manner. The speech concluded with an appeal to the Assem bly to throw the veil of forgetfulness over the past, and to look with confidence to the future. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) thrl O'CLOOL. The attendance of members of the Stock Ex change is larger than is usual on a Derby-day, the doubtful state of the weather having tended to keep many persons away from Epsom. The transac tions in the stock markets have consisted chiefly of sales, and the public refraining from giving much support to prices, a reduction has occured in many instances. The English funds have declined a to I per cent., and most of the chief home rail ways ito a. Foreign Bonds, however, are mostly well supported. American stocks are dull, and as regards most other classes of securities there is likewise an entire absence of animation. The discount market is quiet. The rate for good bills remains at 2/ per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on English Government securities is 2 per cent. Consols are now quoted 94 to 93, with div., for money, and 91f to ~ ex div., for the ac count (June 6). The India Five per Cent. stock is about i lower, at 112 to it. The government brokers have not yet resumed their purchases for the National Debt Commis sioners. Foreign stocks are generally firm. Greek and Turkish 5 per cents. of 1865 have improved per cent., while most other stocks in this depart ment remain at yesterday afternoon's rates. Turkish Five per Cents. of 1865 are quoted 31} to 32 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, 55 to 56 ; Greek, 14} to 15 ; Spanish Passive, 2211 to g ; ditto Cer tificates, 141 to ; Italian of 1861, 52 to i; Mexi can, 171 to #. American securities are dull. The 5-20 Bonds are k to k per cent. lower, at 720 to k ; Erie Rail way shares are quoted 42 to ; and Illinois Cen tral, 76 to 77. In financial shares there is no change, beyond a relapse of 2s. 6d. in Credit Fonder. International are quoted n to 2} dis. ; General Credit, 2k to 2 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 6 to bi die. ; and London Financial, 22 to 21 dis. Hudson's Bay and Na tional Discount shares are unaltered, at 16 to g, and 7A toll prem., respectively. Atlantic Cable sLares show firmness. Anglo- American Telegraph are quoted 17, to 1, and At ', lantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 41 to L. 98 100 94 97 95 98 85 97 84 96 104 106 105 147 1113 196 104 108 91 93 160 191 id HS 107 xd 103 196 id 100 106 106 108 104 106 xd 106 107 96 97 07 90 96 N 67 N 97 N 103} 100 67 N 101 103 103 e 190 97 99 117 4 64 1 93 196 10i 108 107 108 MI 1061 lONS. 66 66 10 26 ni 121 90 91 le 2 04 08 61 pi 12 121 6 0 12 ne la .po• 124 116 110.1100 58 SO 68 NIL all I 1011 1 M 7. 17i 16e e 47 51 110. i i ii i 8 4 11111 1 11 ' I S 1 4 4 0 4 14141 14 18 U 110 . 118 41 _. ao n I I. le 12 . da 1 : 1 ill IS 17 le} 14.1 11 4d4 7 10 9 !w!' 10 3 . 3" MO 16 37 100 00 103 100 106 106 17 6 6 611 T 6 10 T 6 iitil66 ty i i II 6 66 31 00 114.100 k __~ =lO S . id. 10 El di. 2 Idb i — lots 21 2 dl db IS 212 .. $ IF 161 ttl 12 11 , , 4 68 62 4 d! 8 . 11 i* if& It n n Si Si II 19 . cps ail 114 10 q —Or II li an II Id ill. 100 90 40 7 1 S 6 44 74 Tipto 2.4 pm 2; 4 SO 10 1741 5 14 0 14 gu 4 l 34 S 9 7 i *be 100 40 46 54 II 14 11 6 Ili 14 41n 6 10 II 41- 61 . 1 61 11__ • 014 par : I le 64 a $7 46 I 67 64 67 6. 1 SS 26 I 64 7} I 20 21 I 21e 22. 16 156 120 'll6 lo Isi ll 6 I all 33 36 00 00 TO 1 ! B I ie 121 — lido. !.1K •1 !II Ilin l i t I 24, ii i If !e Pe 71 71 16 6t Il 6 1 171 I _die 28} Mil - 02 zd frf 971 - St - 9S _ _ iisi 81 9 _Ws - SCI-161 116-16 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARS-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Very moderate supplies of wheat were recseed fresh up to our market to-day from Essex and Kent, neverthetens„ compared with Monday, there was no improvement in the demand, all descriptions being too difficult to sell at quite that day's reduction in value. The show of foreign wheat was good. In all qualities sales progressed slowly, at the late decline in prices. For floating cargoes of grain the trade ruled quiet us former terms. Barley ruled firm, and the tendency of prices wu in as upward direction. The quality of home-geowu produce ern offer was limited, of fore*n moderate. Malt moved off slowly at late rates. A fair average business was poser's in oats, and good sound corn was fully as dear as ou Monday. Inferior qualities were rather easier to purchase. Beans supported the late advance, iyith a fair inquiry. Peas were m moderate request at late quotations. The flour trade ruled quiet at unaltered currencies. On the whole, the inquiry for seeds was heavy at about previous prices. PVC= C131.1.121T. hie Qr. /rim?. a: — a. Rom Kett, rod, old 66 to 72 _ OAR. L L Scotch potato m ti Si frith, black „ wlutio Sib Si be.whi6.7d 0e b 74 N or f p & i „d fl.= 60 16 70 to BARLEY. IWO. Mumps Ttek IS to kr Harrow nook 4l to 16 tut _ _ . _ Malting — S 3 to NI Distill*, Grinding St to 14 MiLT. Grey 10 to .0 gt: 4l SO 44 44) SO 41 *dim lam Norfolk, and Soffolk a to n Llngston and Wars Ilto to 13 Brown 64 to Or IPLOUIL Era Now 31 to 37 Town ate, y 471110 lbs. Hooorboid l3 to MI Country Norfolk and /Suffolk, la alp 43 to 47 OA! a Danish and Swedish 24 to 30 landau Bl'~lld Duke Xg7Paul PLAIL _ _ .. 386240 .. 30So. DIM, OOZE. WM* a.% lo Olt Yellow rum'. hawk. per sack .... 44 to LI 43•10414 . to it Aokoasy, p r WC.. ft 2/ to 36 to kit BY WATER — hoar. mei Ids. 04 3510 100 SOO , 0380 10) Pee QiC oArs. szigilab, toed 23 to 31 potato sc.i.ch, teed - - Tee Mr. a. Wain. Dantdcllll4l Koslp berg 6l to 74 itostunk dt Ileckles- W Drat to 92 ■ttwlaa, hard soft Aiiiikeask rod — to „ white to Ites.LST. Grinding . Distilling Malting OLTI .. 30 to U .. SS to SS .. Ato Sti Dutch brewing 7 14 to it tee•liu¢ Per qr. it to SD 381041 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (Br TILLOGRAPH.) (nog ova owl' oomaaaronam.) The market quiet at yesterday's rates. Wes about 10,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The public markete are closed to-day owing to the races. Sr Galt.—There is a very steady demand at last week's prices. The sales include Demerara, at 29r. to 31s. ; and Jamaica, 325. to 325. tld. Refined : Prices remain cup ported, but the demand is only limited. Comm.—For the superior sorts of plantation Ceylon very full prices are paid ; other kinds remain steady ; fins and fine fine ordinary sold at 72a. to 76e. ; low middling and middling, 775. 6d. to 82a. • good and fine middling, 83e. to 89s. ; suyerior. 90a. to 935. ; native small, GOB. 0. to 61s. ; bold, 4 Is. GILL Tea.—The market continues quiet. RlLL.—About 1,000 hags of Bengal have recently been sold ; Bedlam at 14s. to 14s. iid. • fine white, 19e. Prszsro.-200 bap sold at l. Corrox.—The sales are con fined to small parcels at moderate prime. rote.—The demand for arrival remains active at the recent advance. Cocunrca... —The market has become quiet, and prime are barely supported ; Teseriffe silver sold at 3a. to 3s. 6d.; black, 3s. 21. to 3a. 9d. TALLOW MAKKICT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prices, viz. : Town tallow. 40s. W.: Petersburg Y.C. on the sMi., 43.. 3d.; JIM), Ca. 3d. to 435. 6cl. ; October to December. 44a. to 445. 3d. ; December, 445. W. to 44.. 'AL BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—.(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattemlen and Smith report no alteration is the trade since Monday last. ARRIVAL OF GRAIN. &A.:INTO LONDON CARRIAGE. Tills WALK Wheat Balky. Matt. 0414. 04 4 - 0 1,4 or 4. Coattail andSootalt 110 GO 4AO • Ir Amiga law aoo ovia ---- total 14470 1 300 I 420 OVA Mdse. 1000 VA MINNIIIIIMIIIMMMEJ liii - rimi llpts 12ms 102 04 rd 1 7 Tt se 9 1$ IT 19 1 191. db 14 rd - 4i-- itil