The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCL (TRW DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commimoner Goallium) rN RE FELLOW . The bankrupt, formerly a publican at Hove, Brighton, bad resided at Angustasquare, nes-park. This was the sitting for examination and • Unsecured debts, 1,3127. ; meets (dependent on sur pl us from some mortgaged freehold property), about 3001. Mr. Lin klater opposed for the assigoesa ; Mr. Bagley for cieditots. The chief complaint was that the bankrupt had disposed of all his available property jut before coming to the court. He represented that he had reneived MK. and handed it over to his wife, telling her to pa whom she liked with it. She represented that she had pai d 1751. to her mother, but this entirely denied by t he old lady. The assignees, with every disposition to prosecute the bankrupt, felt that the cue was one which could not be brought within the 159th sec. of the new act. His Honour, observing that the charge was a very serious one against the bankrupt, and that he was not aisted by counsel, said he would adjourn the case, and expressed a desire that the court had power to assign him couneel. Mr. Linklater—He had much better give up the money be has got, and there is uo doubt that he and his wife have got 500/. amongst them. His son is keeping a beer-house at Clapham, and we su s p ec t th a t th ey are b oth living with him. The Commissioner—There seems to be no other course but to adjourn the case sine die. Mr. Linklater—lt is a roost unsatisfactory state of the law. The bankrupt denied that he bad kept anything back, and said that he was now peunikes. Adjourned sine die, and without pratectioa. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAT.) The June mom of the thistaal Criminal Corot was opened this moss* before the Weal Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Sir R. W. Carden, Allen, W. Law. rence, and J. C. Lawrence, Mr. Sheriff Cockers% Mr. Sheriff Twentynme, Mr. Under-Sheriff Ferrer, Mr. Linder_ Sheriff Gammon, fax It appears by the first edition of the calendar that there are 101 pprr • for trial at this session. The Itioooder, in his charge to the grand jury, raid be regretted to be compelled to inform them that there were a oonsiderable number of prisoner, for trial, and that several pf the charges were of a very serious character. There was one charge of wilful murder, four charges of manslaughter, and three of wound ing feloniously with intent to commit murder. as offence which, morall4s7 of course as had as the crime of murder itself- The of murder was one o f • very • • character, the mice being alleged to have been commi tted by a mother upon her two children ; she was charged with causing their death by the altninatratiou of poison. It appeared that on the day the occurrence took place, the prisoner had gone to a chemist's = and purchased some trilling article, and that she that she was very much annoyed by mice, and asked for some poison, and she was supplied with three psekete of powder prepared for the purpose of destroying in and which contained strychnine. At a b ou t 4 o'clock in the after noon of the same day she sent the servant for another packet of the powder, and on her return she took it up to her mistress's mom, and found the door locked. Rearing a noise as if some one were sick, ahe called assistance, and the door was forced open, when the prisoner was discovered standing over the wash-stand with her throat mt. She was asked where the children were, and she pointed to the next room, and on some one proceeding there the two children were found lying dead. She was asked what she bad given them, and she said some of the vermin powder. Hu lordship said he did not know what might be brought forward hereafter, as to the state of her mind at the time; the question for the grand jury to consider was whether she had wilfully caused the death of her children, and in that case it would be their duty to dud a true bill. Rig lordship then alluded to the several cases of manslaughter, and with regard to the cares el wounding with intent to commit murder, he said one of the prisoners was charged *ith manning and wounding has grandmother, and when asked his motive for doing so, the only reason he assigned was that he thought she had lived a deal too long. His lordship then concluded by die. missing the grand jury to their duties. THE POLICE COURTS. (TILLS DAY.) JLARLBOROUGIUSTRHET. SUNDAY PSEACHISO DI HTDI-PAIN. Andrew Balfour Br/Burn, described as a public lecturer hom the east sad. of the town, was *barged before Mr. Tyrwhitd with begging in Hyde-park op Suoday. Sergeant Charles Fraser, 11 A., said that yesterday after. soon be saw the prisoner standing on a seat preaching to a crowd of about 100 persona. He wax telling the people as anecdote about how he raised the wind in Sootland some years buck, and after some further remarks said, he did not think he should TSIOS the wind there, as the police were about. He then said be had loot the me of his arm and the sight of one eye ; that h e was not able to work and w ou ld no t, and that he did not see any harm in the sight of God in taking money by his labour. He said he would not ask for any tummy, bat he would take all he could get. The prisoner held out hie hand and re ceived a shilling and a penny. He then took the prisoner into custody. Prisoner—You did not see me take a penny, for I did not get ooe, on my oath, in the pork. It wan • shilling and • sixpence I received. The peony I received outside the park in!!!: iaticer—You got the penny after the shilling. Another constable confirmed the first witness. Prisoner—What did you hear me preach about' Witness—Against Mormonism. Mr. William Henry Ayling, residing in Somerset-street, Portman-square, said he gave the shilling and perhaps bad thus brought tho prisoner into trouble. Mr. Tyrwhitt said the said the case as nearly approached hterillie to passible, but he would discharge him this time ; be bad better be careful for the future. Prisoner left the court stating that he should continue to lecture, and should take all he could get. CLERKENWELL. MEMOIR ACCIDENT THROUGH FURIOUS DRIVINO. Jude Horrit, cab driver, badge 11,821, residing at 2 1 John's-place, Henry-street, Gray's-ion-road, was charged with being drunk, furiously driving his horse and cab in Guildfordstred, and damagin g ca b 2,527. throwing off Charles Wilson, the driver, and injuring his hand and leg. Between 12 aed lon Sunday morning the prisoner, who was the worse for liquor, was driving along at a most tn lwos pace • and as the complain a nt was coming the op- Eosite direcliou he saw thedanger, and called to the prisoner. The prisoner took no notice, but drove into the complain. sat's crab, upset him, and the tad) went over Lis hand and leg the c a b was also slightly damaged. The poisoner said he was very sorry • and his master gave him ao excellent character for sobri ety. Mr. Barker fined the defendant 205., and 10s. costs, which were paid. WORSHIP•STREET. ANOTUF.II ViOMAX BEATER. .1.,1,n Field, a stalwart labourer, wee charged with 11 ° - Lintiv assaulting his wife, Mary Field. The complmnant's face was literally covered with bruises, ;nog it an appearance quite sickening. She said that on Saturday night, at a late hour, prisoner returned borne drunk, hat her with his fists until she fell, and the blood in her booth nearly choked her. She had not given him my provocation, and sh ou ld h ave sought previ ous refuge from his violence had he not threatened to have her iite if she ever brought him to a police-court. On toe occa s ion s h e wee confined to her bed for six weeks from tie result of hie cruelty. That wee in December tut, when he beat her with a poker. She was his second wife, but had no family. • befendeatt—Do you wish to do anything with me, Mary dear! 114e—Yeu ; I feu you will have my life else. befeuilant—l will allow you ss. a week if you will not Proceed, and never see you any more, for you are a bad wife. yr• Cooke—However bad she may be, not any amount et tkicooduct could justify such a frightful attack npou your wife as her features now exhibit. I send you for two 'booths' hard labour to the Housed Correction. lIALLING IN OP A PORTION OP THE FLEET 81w - EL GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY. (THIS DAY). Great excitement prevails in Ray-street and tiMnbill. Clerkenweß, in consequence of • falling.in of • am of the Fleet newer at those spots. The first alarm Oven yesterday afternoon between the hours of two three, when about twenty feet of the roadway fell , the old sewer having given way. The mule of ita break q twaY is attributed to the late heavy rains, but it may mentioned that some years back near the same spot ther patios of the same sewer fell. Mr. Superintendent neon sod Inspector Braman, of the G division, with • °Pt body of police, were at once in attendance and the IwaY was barricaded. Ti,, morning it was found that between 10 and 12 feet or e of the sewer bad siren way, and the whole of the ouses ars flooded. The whole of the flour belonging to r. James Warkly, baker, of 29, Ray-4mA, is damaged. r• E. Richardson, the landlord of the Coach and Hones hlic - homia, aad ether pram have sustained great damage. The surreyor of the parte has bees communicated with, effort are being made to prevent any bather damage. ROYAL INT& HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-INN-SOAD.-- le somber of petiente relieved at this hospital daring the reek ending Jane 14, was 2,086, of which 709 Were new aisa , D. 11. It a N. O. L N. S. ------ -- -- NBrao . - 20. 60 96 47 N.W. BUr 0.M3 7 481118110111 19.96 61 46 N.N.W. 8 . - It lana - 1 118111410 i . - 1 Ammos 942 30.00 66 U W. - 4 Sib - Pomona ..- 30.06 61 SO N. 1 b - GAINAT - Maas . . - 804asozoosa 29.96 64 U N. i It 0.41 HZLIOOLAJID la•ziroos - 30. 66 61 N.W. 1 b - r4=4.r°mi 09 30.16 63 69 N.L. 7 o - 1 TAIXOO7II - I Luton 19.63 66 55 N.W. BUr 0.03 - Dori. - 1 60811111106788 2506 68 55 N.N.L 5 r - 3 80611.885 68.99 58 68 N.N.X. 7 • - 2 MINIM - 1 ellilll9ol - 2 Sum 29.98 00 66 N.W. 3 b - 1 18011.11188. TIMMY. w 0092040. Noun Hamm - N.W. to Northerly, modoraio, lbw • • a.... ......__. TOINDAY. Nowt Hamm. N.W. N.L. moderate, showery. lem,mm.—N.N.W., to Elr.E., moderate to fresh. C101111.111..—W.N.W. to N.N.L, moderate, fine. L Cotes.—N. W. to N.L. mock , rate, floe. a. As above. N.W. to It.N.L. moderato, fine. As neat above. .- AWL:Mx N.N.W. ,to N.B. to &L, light to moderate, LICE, moderate to fresh, fine. toe. H7gL4NATIorr. B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to!! deg. at meaa esa level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth of an inch diminution ; and each 10 deg., above !! deg., dosing nearly three-hundredths Increase. K.—Exposed thermometer In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points WI of mag netic). F. Force (1 to 12—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). I. Initiate b, blue sty; c, clouds (detached); f, fog; h , hail; 1, lightning ; in, misty (hazy; ; o, overcast (doll) ; r, rain ; a snow ; t, thunder. 8., rain -fall, or snow, or hall 'melted;, sines last report. 3.—Seedisturbance it to 9). B—Calm. Puzaic &Hama COMMISSION. —. The Public Schools Conualicionero hail a meeting et their aloe in Vic- torialitreet on Saturday last : present the Earl of radon, the Earl of Devon, the Lord Lyttelton, Sir Et H. Northcote, Bart., SLP., H. Helloed Vaughan, FAR., and the secretary. Tax TRINITY Hosea—EIRCTION or blawrww.— (Tuts Dar.)—This morning, being Trinity Monday, • general meeting of the corporation of Trinity-house took place on Tower-bill, for the purpose of electing a muter in the room of his Royal Highness the late Prince Consort. The choice of the electors fell upon Viscount Palmerston, M.P., who is now, therefore, Neater of the Trinity-house. The corporation afterwards attended Divine mein in the parish church of St. Olave. Hart-street, where a sermon was preached by the Rev. Edward Lyon Berthas, M.A., of Maiin College, Cambridge, vicar of Rooney. =I'RAORDINARY SUICIDE IN THE PUBLIC HIGH WAY.—(THIS UST.)—This morning informstion wax re ceived by the police of smart determined sod extraordinary suicide on the Barnet-reed, a short distance from the village of Redboerne, by a respectably-clad man who was walking along the footpath. Just as an omnibus was passing he pulled off his necktie, and taking a razor out of his pocket, deliberately cut his throat, nearly severing his head from his body. The act was witnessed by several people. The body is that of a man of 35, clad in black coat and waistcoat, and corded trousers. Receipts for rent, pa, water, and poor rates, paid at 5, Wentworth.street, Whiteehapel, and 63, Penny-fields, Poplar, were found on the person. ESCAPE or THREE PRISONERS YROM HORSE NONGER•LANE GAOL.—On Saturday morning three notorious convicts mode their escape from florsenionger-lane GaoL The gaol authorities refuse to give information as to the mode of escape, and all that can be stated is that it was effected with much ingenuity, and in spite of what were considered the most satisfactory precautions. The first of the three convicts is Gorge Burrell, aged 24 yeses, committed from Lsmbetb Police Court oa the 3rd of March, to the Kingston itemizes, for burglary with violence, and sentenced to six years' penal servitude. The second is Charles Frost (alias Alfred Walker), formerly residing in Grove-road, Maio°, committed from Richmond Police Court, on the 28th March, 1862, convicted at the Survey Sessions for housebreaking, end sentenced to six years' penal servitude. The third is (3eorp Beeson (alias Hackman), aged 29, who formerly re sided at Victoria-place, Poplar, committed from Lambeth Police Court on the 2nd of April for larceny, arid sentenced to six years penal servitude. Up to Saturday night not the slightest clue had been obtained of the soaped convicts, although a meat diligent search has been made by the police and a reward o ff ered for their apprehension. A vows FROM THE ATTIC.—" Attica" writes to the nines :—" I us a maid, respectable 'scoria house coe, at No. B--square. May. Keys housekeyper I jest beard say to batlar, "rho ladies is making a great piece of worksheet poor people's lodgings, why don't they mind their own business " sees she. Imy same, and if they did I say this, they would learn bow I sod such have to lodge in their own houses. In country there aint much to complain of ;itis a noble place, fit for my Iced and his servants. We maids have things there decent every way. Here, Mr. Editor, in town it is odious and awful how we have to sleep and do everything. It aiot either modest or Christian. Three, and sometimes four, in a cupboard of &attic ; if 'reopen the win dow, we are sure to let is the ' blacks,' if we don't invite the housebreaker chaps. Two turn-ups sad owe chair the fur niture, with but two hooks on door for dresses, and my lady knows—who better!—the rosin the hoops take, let alone all the rest. As to oer dreading missives &costly, it isn't pas gable; only one can do back hair at *time, and wears forted to put ourcorests co boxes in the pease., and, shame to say, hall boy end rune's 'oversees sleeps beyond we. As to the air of the room, its quite unwholesome—l know it is, fur I read all about it in paper about lodging-houses. Ido wish, sir, some of these good busy ladies would just form a com mittee and go round our square and see how respect able maids from country have to sleep and do all be sides in the nobilities' houses in London. I won't go into particulars, they ain't fit for print, but when we have to sleep like pip, wash at a sink, you may guar the rest ; I know our men folk, who see very civil, do feel for us, bat, as they say, there slot decent ways of getting out of ours." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1862. THE SECOND READING OP THE BALLOT Mr. Berkeley ham addressed the following eireelar to the 230 gentlemen, advocates at protection to the sleeks : " DWI &a,—Will you permit me respectfully to call to your attention that the second reading of the ' Ballot Bill' w fixed for Wednesday, the 2nd of July. Our transient success owing to the earnest zeal of those honourable mem ben whose clan attendance defeated the unhandsome attempts to 'count out 'the house, and turned the table on our opponents. and the numerous pairs taken by my honour able frieuds on the best information we were enabled to furnish, have given satisfaction throughout the country, sa we gather from the press and private correspondence. " Thee, circumstances lead me to hope that 1 may be honoured with your support on the 2nd of July. " If, however, your arrangements are such as to render your attendance impossible, I trust that you will pair with some decided opponent to the measure, and kindly acquaint ins with the same, that it may be duly recorded.-1 am, dear sir, yours very faithfully, "F. HURT F. 11116/31XI. " Victoria-square, S.W., June 12." HOMELESS. (From His Procter's "Chaplet of Yemen.") It is cold dark midnight, et "Won To that patter of tiny rest ! is it one of your dor, fair Indy, Who whines in the bleak cold street? L it one of your silken spaniels Shut out in the snow and the sleet? My dogs sleep warm in their baskets, Shia from the darkness and mow All the beast' in our Christian Engl'and Find pity wherever they go (Those are only the homeless children Who are wandering to and fro). Look out in the gusty I have assn it awn &magl insi-, That shadow, that flits so slowly Up and down peat the window pane : It is surely some criminal lurking Oat there in the frozen rain Nay, our Criminals all are sheltered, They are pitied and taught and fed : That is only a sister-woman, Who has got neither fwd nor bed— And the Night cries. " Bin to be living," And the /diver cries, " Sin to be dead." Look eat at that farthest corner Where the wall stands blank and bare Can that be a pack which a Pedlar Han left and forgotten there' Hie goods lying out unsheltered Will be spoilt by the damp night air. Nay;—goods in our thrifty England Are not left to lie and grow rotten, For each man knows the market value Of silk, or woollen, or cotton. Bat counting the ;When of England I think our Poor are forgotten. Our Boasts and our Thieves and our Chattels Have weight for good or for ill ; But the Poor are only His image, His presence, His word, His will— And so Lazarus lies at our doorstep And Dives neglects him still. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY, JIM 16. • LPL silatitB LIS2S.--(TRIS DAY.) Two o'Cksoz. The railway share market continues extremely inactive. With the exception of a rise of per cent. in Caledonian stock and i in London and North Western, prices are quoted the same as on Saturday. The tone of the market is steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 84 to ; Great Western, 711 to 72/ Midland, 1262 to 127/ ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 103 to 1003 ; Caledonian, 1082 to 2 ; South Eastern, 832 to ; Eastern Counties, doll to ; and Great Northern 1141 to 111* Lombeldo-Venetian - Railway shares are better, at 42 to prem. The Belgian lines are heavy. Canadian and Indian are quiet. UADINART ADAMS AND STOCKS. m,.1141 RAILWAYS. all ran... es. diatom, v NO Blik.ldia,lehmAlThe• 111111•610psni ...... - _ k t i t a i ms'al.% mu, lOork mad Do. • •op ctiv. 'MU t 11 .0 Nu. Is odd to B. WEIR Tes. Usadjails. AbLia. ititmgCmis liriaide; OM - 707 SYNE 4 1_ _Do._ Sloosk Mal 'Weft — nal6 = ll"sa i da4: 9llB. l 3las. =l*B. Wiliam /Terilialiseibe ! M iiiiiii ilk PfrAtAms. moderops• 1111 ._ Oki I Illepatbsiami Is so._ in. seitilkai west. Ora, El. lin* Waling M. 106 Do.tiverVaLasa.eik 11 1. 1 Limasiiink Mekiln 1 1.. larlsa erg iliakvall I". _ll Om. 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Victor Einmanuelap.ct. WAN. W.cerraoceap.c. Si a la ID Ili 1 lee $ 1 .4 n 124 100 101 12 Lli ISLAL 00VD.NICINT BECUZITI 1 .- 416. Os 1 p.m. MURKY MAIM AT.-(THIS DAI.) Two o'Ctocw. The stock markets to-day are firm, though there is no revival of business. Consols are quoted about * per cent. better than they closed on Saturday. English railways and other securities are generally well supported, notwithstanding the limited nature of the transactions. At Paris thia morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente, were quoted 68fr. 40a, being f per cent. lower than on Saturday. Turkish Loan scrip has risen to 3# to # prem. ; Egyptian is quoted 11 to 1/ prem. ; and Rua- Sian, to 1 prem. Consols are officially marked 911 and j, ex div., for money, and 911 ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 911 to I, for cash, and 911, " buyers," for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 91/, ; New Three per Cents., 914, # ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Ave per Cent. Stock, 1071, 1; ditto Bonds, 225. pram. ; Exchequer Bills, 35., Gs. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet Mexican Bonds remain flat. Spanish Certificates also do not recover. Italian Five per Cents. have advanced, being last marked 721. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 821 to f, and that of 1858 70 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 (exchange Mfr. ; Chilian Six per Cents., 101 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. (scrip), 11, 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 841, 84; Italian Five per Cents., 711, 72/ (exchange 25fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 301, 1 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1882, scrip, 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 931 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 55 ; ditto Passive 191 ; the Committee's Certificates, 81; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 82* ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 70 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 31, 1, f prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 701, 711. Fous o'Cwex. Consols are quoted 911 to I, ex div., for money, and 911, ex div., for the account, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. The Bootie. bee arrived from New York with 93,5001. in specie. The capture of the steamers Patraa and Cambria by the Federal fleet was announced on Saturday at Lloyd's, and caused some excitement, both vessels baring been insured there to a large extent. The former vessel was taken off Charleston. The Madrid Ooricepondencia Antografa of the 9th June contains the following paragraph adverse to the olaima of the oertificate holders : The holders of exatillestee of coupons do not ones in their effort. to make it believed that the Spanish govern ment thinks of reoognising the validity of their paper : to do so they have to recur to fabehood and even calumnies. Lest Malodor week (2nd Wet) than appeared the following artials (Here the Corrapondemo copies • paragraph of :the Morning Star, which Mated that it was "in a potation to state" that the coupons would be take. at 90; that the Queen d Spam herself wished it, ke.) There is the article of the Morning Star, and in view of it we see ourselves compelled to declare as false, absolutely false, everything costabied therein. Her Majesty bee never spoken the word certificate ; the government hes never thought of taking them up nor of presenting any bill what. ever relative thereto, and no person must expect that this matter will be is any other position than that which it now occupies, whilst the destinies of Spain are melded to , the O'Donnell administration. BATUIDAT EVZIII3I4I Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to ex div., for the 10th July, opened and closed to day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911,1, 1, ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 911, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1; New Three per Cents., 911, 1,1 ; India Five par Cent. stock. Jon, ; ditto Four per Cent Da bentures, 180, 991 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 991 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced rupee paper, 1031. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady at 1071 to 1, ex div. Pachequer Bills were quoted Ss. to " P Pr oirign stocks met with little business. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 81 to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 13-16 to 1 15-16 prem. ; Universal Marine, 21 to 21 cis. ; London and Provincial Marine, 1 du. to par ; Mercantile Fire, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; Commercial Union, Ito 1 dis. ; Alliance Bank, to 21 prem. ; Imperial Bank, Ito t 1 dia. ; Chartered Bank of British Columbia and Van couver's Island, to I dis. ; Italianlrrigation i dia. to par ; Metropolitan Waggon, 1 to 1 prem. ; Bombay Gas, par to prem. ; London an Brazilian Bank, /to prem. ; Bank of Hindustan, par ; Union Bank of Ireland, 1 to 1 dia. ; Ottoman Gas, Ito 1 prem. ; Leeswood Coal, 1 to prem; and Strand Hotel, 1 to 1 prem. MINEB.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLooi. In the mining market to-day there is a good amount of business. Marko Valley shares are in great demand, and have suddenly risen to 111 to . East Caradon are in demand, at 45 to ; and Wheel Sithney Carnmeal, at 3f to y Wheal Ludcott are quoted 15 to f ; East Cern Brea, 184 to 19 ; East Devon Consols, 11 to 2, being fi rm ; South France., 105 to 110 ; heal Grenville, 7to T ; North Trelawaey, 295. to 31s. ; North Roskear, 25 to 26 ; and Wheal Union, 4f to 4. St. John del Rey Mining shares have again been in considerable demand, cud are marked 61j, 63, and 611. United Mexican are dull. In colonial mines there is no movement. _ _ The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (limited) have this day received, by tele gram from Lisbon, the following report, dated Morro Velho, May, 1882 :—Produce for April, 46,573 oitaima ; cost for ditto, 0,8011. ; pro fi t for ditto, 7, 3881 .; produce 11 days of May, 15,981 oitavaa. - The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company have issued their 32nd annual report. The following is the most important extract : In presenting their report of the oompsay's proceedings during the peat yew, the directors coepatalate the papas tors on the acmes, beyond all precedent, that has attended the operations at the mines. The at profiteers the working of the mina, from 20th heath, 1861, to 20th March, 1862, has been 96,7694 Os. 6cl. The amenst of interest that has secreted op to the 31st March in Brazil. and 31st May in England, has been 2,0371. 15s. 9d. These amounte being carried to the credit of the profit and loss account, Isave that amount in credit, after paying the half ioarly dividend, doe on the 20th December but, and passing 10 per cent. thereon to the credit of the reserved fund, the sum of 65,858/. 10s. Bd. Oat of which the directors have now to propose a dividend of 90t. per share, free of income tax. which, with 10 per oent. thereon, added to the reserved fund, will amount to 64.4501. ; leaving to the credit of profit and Is 11,508/. 10e. 1341.. chargeable with income tax as the yoir's profits—viz., 3,626/. From East Devon Console Mine (June 7) Captsin T. Tre. villion writs :—" I have this day been underground la the above mine, and find that they have interacted the north and south orle at the 40 fathom level ; the lode is 18 amebae wide, composed of soft spa, priso, and some airy good stones of lead are mixed up with it. There being only a few feet opened on it, it would be premiere as yes to speak as to the resell for the future ; stM tips are Womble M. dicetions to find laid mixed up with the lode, finding that the lode has not bees seen within 100= north sad 50 fathoms south of the mend isteasotion the latter point was proved by a trial shaft, which has lam sunk on the course of the lode 18 fathoms from wallsos. The lode is a regular well defined sad pushing eon" From West Devon (Jane 12) Own& C. James writes : " The south engine lash is now deem 8 Whom below the 40. Ths pean4 still remiss pod for sinkieg, and our 1111141 are doing their best to pt dews to the 00 the eni of this month. The lode hi the eastern sod of t he ' shaft is a little hammed, being 1 foot wide, asgpi el ospsl, mundic, sad spots of coppei on, sad la a promising appearance." ,~.r..1•+%-:.r w.:; ma. I P 4 ITZFLILILNCI BRAZIL Odidailiakissr. U.. I Cook and Bandou bip.cl Cari 6 par ant. warsdbor.J•s. Aostioa A. 6 p. 66. D. 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In's (fa ) 1 4: 4: ---- 4 6 1 1 .. .. aus latßasest o. allepa) N N 41 - , 404 8 44 11 45 14 N is i 0, .. Not Cara Nes 4. - 2.212.11re5t (Tarislk ) Teal 8 - 404 .. Oranibler aN. Anion ON 1 111 - 6, .. Great los* Teton 3. .. O. Wk. Ves (Heirks) 4O { 51} - 1026 .. Orenville _ it e•Foot N. Ns 10 41 - 0.000 .. Elanden Donee 41. 144. 1 8 1 If - 0, .. lady Berlha 1.16.41. I - q .. Marla, Talky 40,00 e 1 igarein4 l4wridy g i on al o/1 " ) l fin " If " 1 dls -- 41,400 .. North Donut 1,830 .. N. Somme (Mafia) - 411 - - - It .. N. Wli. Bernet Mesas) 11 Ile. If 41 - a, .. Nara Whoa Crofts - 2 Fez Oese. (IL Masai) 1. N Previdense (U. laasal) 11.1.?. 40 61 - 1;000 Cos. Ma. 0o I }sl - ...11 3. .... I. 0. oro la. m.... casary . in l aid } 1114 = 4 - 0 7..... W. 11:11: ..4 0 1 / 4 p5 m.o. )111/114 4 . 11 3 :: : 5i ,... 00. 111 .. • Tis vais Orett ai Parkaa 10.0 :II: . 1; 1 4 12 11c O. .. W 4411144484 ken .. W. Canaan ( ) S 34 id - NO - Wert Oates 63 .. Wk. 137 . 6 , 1111 a t. 33 la 06 IN .. WA. Donee 11 16 45 - MVO .. Wk. Id ( ) Tf lf .4 - - _ I.oll‘ - W 6. Kitty (Us. Want) 1.1.1. 10} 11} - 1,011 .. W.NareAse(Nesees.) . /3 15 - 1.0.0 .. 1111. Delmar, (a.s., , 7 3 A - 101.1.11311 KUM. No. IM. I NUM I OWL FUN. Saks. 10 10,000 , Australian - 7 Molted- ' . - 10 6 000 ,0401 1 BraalL A" L a .: l ll.oa(Llsa) all - 26.000, 2 Cassia BUvre loa. 3 (Us * pal - 100 0 00 1 NI Coen flapper 1 all 25 * - - 16.000 " 1 D ° 7l l l= 11 5 T 0 t 6,000 II test Del Rey( tall I 1 i II pm .- 10,000 N Claneral all it 26 - 80,000 1 04. Northers 16, 1 "riana alll.Asslaalla (LiaL)C = MI : 4 1 al : ei la s f -- a 030 15 Capsule (18m.) 1 f }pa - 12000 II Urns all 7 71 , - 10.000 5 L. 0.4.. - WAIN 1 Narkodis llll # i - lONO 1 11.1thistaor • Aun(L) 1 * } die .- 10, 10 Pealebandellvetineu aft 1 4 - 102000 • Peet PMINp 1 1 1 - 1 Beata Barbara Gold M 5 i i Pal li 80,000 1 &mid* Amain. (Lia.) 10a. 1 1 so - 11.003 10 *John .14 ley (lAN.) 14 at 61.* 31* 43,116 MAI United Nukes .. 3 7 If woo) I rrnaldaa (Um) al 3 I 0,000 $ Yadasisistsne (um). an 3 - JOINT STOCK 321115. No. IMk I BASIL in. lea pekoe. I Wen 1160119 UM Ass sada. Om Bea .SO 87 99 - 10,000 100 Alliance Lou.SLlverpool I If 2* pm - 09.909 60 Avelealmla all 06 1.4 - 10,000 U Hank of Naga - 6000 11111 Beet of lamas IS 79 11 .- 96000 00 Srittah N. Amelia ..- al - - - 12,600 to Char.BLElll.. Columbia 5 I I die - MOS 10 U. W. tame.ase ,L.Mu. Si. 19) 60* 101 %PO 26 Quirt Mart. of LAY V 6 SOO 100 06 Loa, oma OO 97 sad Chloe all l6 - - 16009, 100 16 Se 60 - 46000 un 00m. of Quads - 16000 SO Sea IhicaditeaLobectd all 171 18* - 10,000 100 Imperial Beat, Limited T 1 die If 16060 106 Loadoe mut Bresille a_ 1 opm 6* 6626, , M00011 SO Do. NSe Loa. C 6 Ikea ot anew. MI 116 e. 06 ed -.4 ew - - - 16001 SO Lemke sad Cando ,iii,..th 16101 Se Laudon Joint Moak 10 16 37 - 80,000. 20 Loodusi et South African le }MB Ipm 111 1 20,000 100 Lae. lad Westminster- 10 791 Me 1 - *OOO 100 Metro. & Pro.. Beak (L. 10 ease pm ' - MAO, 100 NM. Pan. of laislaud 6ll -, - - 16040, KOMI SO Nelsons* Beak 16001 le New South W.L. au 39 41 - 89,600 10 Oneetel Beak Omani. all 49 61 - 16,* 10 004amaa beak 110,000: 100 Pronuelel et Ireland - 10,4,041 ill eumadla MI 37 gi - • 'Aro' le Milos at Asetraba - 63t01 60 Crake at lamina .... - 1111/MatiaaNNOVs. No. 1 30. 1 Oodresinal. 1N ) a mite. , ailea. MOM S le llllliiilla illali_.. MI ! 171 1111 - ISMS 10 1131eatie W. Mall la.(1 )MI 1 2 II - *WI SS Amicallas AscioaL.... 10 116 06 24* 60,009 10 Wean Walerwerke- . MI 61 6; -. 0.009 Se Met Irish Nam TWA ell 26 SO - 6161, IS De. 11 I pee a. =lBOl all 18 So - 11.710. 10 Do. 0 - 69161 ISO Ceased' laud ell 110 116 - 1.00 164. Clo a kte.ef Nag.tilmelt MI 13 10 - 936 U. ?WOO 140 84 36 36* I 820 84. Pretences VS 1t.7 Itv - 160,000 U. Do. Sleek Peep. Deb lO9 ,107 1.0 - 60,000 10 P. iu.lleaLoo.Bkippugli eII, - - die - 60,000 10 gun ndlelrria.& Usual i Par i PO, - 706000, et. Illeolde 1' - 70,0•0 1 6 Sag. aim Amt. I 160001 13 Olia. Steam Manisa - MOW 1 Octet Ship (Undied ) . all I I - 100,000 1 Da i 7 = 3 • 01 . 1 ' 761 - 0 - 16000 6 Los. Tel. (1.1 6l 3e 111 Ss - SOO.OOO 4 Lea. Oen. Minna. nn el, If It - 10,000 10 Loo.o3.lraDir.reL X) 1 - - - 06000 IS Madras Icnim. a tau 1 3pm - 12,000 10 Obadlter. az. Tel. (Um ) MI - 80,000 16 Natkaal Mama Oo 6 4 1 pm - 6000 19 Narbaddelloaletlroull 6 pm 61 MO M 6 ItatherleadsL. Bp. ape, all 1 1,714109 17.1kaza a 11.13036.6.1 Si 12 16 - 186076 .158. Aasteskelim 6L 1 1$ - 8111,0011 I. • Gee - 16600 1 De. .111ew Ileares' a/1 - - -. 60. 0 0 0 10 . la.loya. Wu._ 1 all Of 7 - ^NO 81. Peel Slaw laud& Ma WO 97 69 - 10,000 00 Pests. sad Odes. Slam a 83 71 Ml 09e ad 16 SO De. New S6 9 It wed - 60. * Lair • Md. Tat OM MI 181 111 - MOO 80 • Itia MI U 133 1 -. 10,000 16 bo. 11 re 41... 6 111 Llo doles. City lia.a ) all 11 _ 10.7 .... Da do 1 BPm - la. 000 lialei 1411110 mat WO. N. Auk. familia SIM WI IN -. 6.183 IS Aulesaaa lasd all SI IS - 100 0, , Serer all # i ... 1 Da , do. isolelaral all # - 11,6.0 10 Do. do. SO, 1 faemaph 444 ladle Cfaf 1 i dis per 4 11.0. t 10 T.SAlmoiAall(lni . 0. L I i dis r" ... St XO 6 II PralialdlLCONNSaada 0 1 1.1 pm - M 6Om I=, TM. a.) . 3 2 IWs - ULM NS Yis staid llee 9 10 et gni siba~' .... 106 i 3 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA RIC•LAN Z. --(THIS DAY. ). The weather has bees very unipettled siege onilut report, with meek wind bed rode. To-day, bosom., it is more settled, sad the wiad the shifted so theN,W,.. The supply of English wheat for the past week was 'gain very short. Flour limited. Barley, beans, and pau= smalL Malt more liberal, and oats moderato A few se and Irish .ate only during the week. The arrivals of wheat were less than the previous week, 6 = all being Russian and American. Barley—A few =l.emir of Prussian, French, sod Hamburg. a fair quantity, Danish, Swedish, Prussian. Floer—American bode bieressed the lather part of the week, anaemia* to 12,000. A good supply of Wes from Egypt and Yrsace. linseed and oilseed, a very =gamete supply from the East Indies. Other descriptions of grain and seed not worth notice. Today English wheats are gelling at an advent" ef 2s. per (RBAer ow the men of this day week. Noma wheats are Is. to i. dearer, with a tolerably good sale. The dour trade is more lively and 1 .. to 2.. dearer for barrels, sod dearer for sack ficior. The barley bode is in better toes, at the full quotations of Monday lett. Oats are very firm with a good trade. Baas and pees are both firm at last Monday's prices. Seeds.—Linseed and ranted steady, in mustard, canary, and eloverthed not moth FLOATING CANDO= areheiG Andy for team MOTO loamy Bias this day week. WlLlAL—Farlish: &GAT and Sent, white, new, 48e. to 565.; ditto, Sr old, —a. to —a.; ditto, red, sew, 465. to lids.; ditto, fi ne old, —e. to —a. ; Norfolk, &c., fine old, —a. to —a.; old, new, —a. to —ll. Foreign : ]arctic, 575. to NB.; Are , fine, 57a. to 58a.; extra, 595. to —s. ; Kunigsbars, 51s. to 50e.• ditto, extra, 584. to 575.; Rostock, extra, 535. to 555.; Mecklenburg, 522. to 56a. ; Uakermark ditto, —a. • American white, Ws. to 5684 ditto, red, 495. to 55e.; Oana: dice, 495. to 55a. BAGLEY...4I4OBh NIG& -a. to ; ; =mg. Ws. to 29e.; and thsalg. SOB. to 31s. per qr.; Ms. to 2914 ditto dietitian, 295. to Ws. MALT. lasso sod Norfolk, 69.. to 63e. ; 03• to to 58s as.. ; and Ware, as. to 68..; brow., 50s. OlisZikegliek feed, 21s. Od. to 245. ; potato, 26e. to 211 s. ; foreigu, 22a to 27a Biraa -.English tick, 34*. to 31e. ; barrow, 38e to 39a ; Se3B.. to 395. ; foreign, Nailigau 30s. to 32a. ; tick, t :375. Ko nigsberg, 38.. to 39ii. ; krtisa, 32. to 38a Pisa - English boilers, 30s. to 40s. ; w hite sod blue, 89s. to 425. ; -s. to ; grey, lifia to 37.. ; hog, 325. to 395. ; foreign, 335. to 345. FLOUR.-English tows, 435. to 44a; ditto fine, 48s. to 516.; ecisatry, 40s. to 495. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, Ms. to 314.; Frisch, --a to -a per ark • U. if. sweet, 255. to 28..; Osasdisa. 255. to 28s. ; -s. to -s. lama 00101.-121dta to 335. ; yellow 295. to 31j. AWING CAM" di O. F. mad 1.-Wiesst : Berth sari sad Narieripli. par 492Ita,Ohirins, 445. to46s. ; Polish Odra, pa 4801b5., red, 38 .. to 40s. ; - • Danube sad Oasts, 345. to 40a; Egi= 28.. to 32a. Imlay: Reptile cad Sy per 21s. to 224. ; Oasess sad Arabs, do., Za to 265. Bases : Egyptian, par 4.011r.,1101. to 31s. Aar : Odors sadOslsts, per 49211.., 30.. OIL to 31s. ; Basil sad Balgsrisa, par 48004., 30s. 01. to 31s. ; trash, do., -s. to ; American, do., 22a io 295. ; Baptist), -s. to -s. frarra. -Ossary seed, par qr. 34e. to boa; b l= seed, per qr., 461. to fOs ; hiaiterd seed, par white, 6s. to 9s. ; hrows.e. to I.os. ; Liswasd, par v., oroshing, &i. to 65a; Liaised arm, Zn ie psir Ira, IU. Os. to 124 Os. • .Losrieso, thin, in got ley Lll. Os. to 12L 10a; ito., is bags, 11/. Oa to 111. 1 0r.; Bade, I Of. to W. Os. : 101. to 101. 10s. Raps cakes, IL 10s. to 71. ; Tarr, par Wag, wirer, Bs. to 9s. Od. ; Rape seed, Rao* 645. to 792. ALt Al irro LONDON now JUNE 9TO TUNE 14. ow► ism Pau f i rr. Cill Vit 73 14 UN .. . .. ~ 4247 ii 4 , ; *sun in arta 112.1 qr; I= , lei 1111311 lei DAY.) LIP/WOOL COTTON. (sr am= AID um MAN (nos ova OWN costs Market very exalted, and prime are one-fourth above those at Friday. Sam, 115,000; speculation and export, 8,000. MINCING LANK-(EBU) DAY.) 800A2.—No sales at importance reported as the spot, but a Boating at Bahia has been soil for a near port at 19s. -lid. quiet without change in prima. Corm—The :nark* is steady but quiet ; large public sales are declared for the week. Tac.—Fine Oopaaks are in steady request ; also blackish leaf mamma, at U. 4d. to ls. Bd. SaLTPITIZ costumes inactive. _ _ Bins...Zama 47000 bags 1;; r e been sold, at firm prices to 3d. advance. liocugby. 7.. 74d. and Si. 3d. ; Neaansie, 9s. 3d. ; low !Magoon, Vs. sash. Also 9,000 bags Neeranzie foe arrival. at 100 a. Coma coating's active at firm prices to an advance of id. 2,000 bags sold. Twelvelly at 9d. The public asks advertised far to-morrow consist of 600 Wads. and 8,400 bags of saga, 700 casks 11,000 bags of coffee, 50 bags al cocoa, and 6,100 bogs of me. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAT.) The market Is steady. Town tallow is quoted 44e. 94., net cask ; ?Member( Y.O. ea the spot, 465. 9d. ,• Jane, 46a. 94. ; July, 47a. to 475. 34.; September, 48a. ; October to December, 48s. 9d. PARTICULARS O7 TALLOW. 81 °9k °. ?mad this 4.7 th .C 4 Ma Delivery Irk week Dyto trap Lt lure 4.401 S •!,400 T. c 1,41 zrival last west Ditto ism Lt Jaw Tic* Y.C. par cwt this day Ditto Towa last Masi Lea Ma ed. MS. 41d. i.ii o _ 730 UAW 1.748 LIM S&L It Us. 9d. I.IOS Ms. M. Ca M. Animas far Oka walk awl* Aris fd isia , lid sad &Hwy. SW aria The scelids lot caa.,...ra casks at. Petersburg, ad Australia, IS South America, 0 other placce—tatal, 646 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The somber d haste is about the same uoe Woodsy last ; trade is brisk and thatday's primers well maintaiDed ; is few inalwaseethey ass emneded. We us but moderately 'applied with ahem, sad on the average PAM are better. Good lambs and calves am in demeod, but middlier qualities meet with a heavy sale. From DermanZ sod Holland there us 252 besets, 3,160 step, ibd 2111 calves ; iforniend, 300 besets; Norfolk end Suffolk, 2,200; sad 330 for the Northing sad Midland °coatis& Re atone oi OWL & d.. d. lee Woes of Sib& & d. a. d.: Dot Soots, Ibrefd& 4 10 5 0 I Not bni 4:111-bds 8h 410 6 S Diet sibor&borno 4 S 410 I • /Met Long-w 001..... 0 00 • R gaol. bran g bran 3 0 4 0 D. do. Shorn 4 84 10 Cairo. . _ _ . i ilia o o o:o o Bestaas P. 610. 4; 6 . 4 7__4 • sad Lag" 25,170: Oilves. 336 : BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Yaws. Pattaodsa and Batik report a steady retail track for last year's growth and also for 18514 and 18ti0's, st the followiag corteocy Yid and East Ksots, 64 to 71. Ts. ; Weal 4 Koala, . 12a. to W. 10s. ; Sows:, 51. to 61. ; Yearlings, 11. to 21.105. ; Mee, 21. to 31. 6s. COAL MARIKKT.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Ned Hatton, 16a. 94.; Walls End Harwell, 16.. 9d. Walls End flaawarta, 161. ; Walla End Boatbilettoo, 1134.9 d.; Walls Ead Trinsdos Hartlepool, 16.. ; Walls End Hartle pool, 165.; Walla Zed Beams, 15s. ; Will. End Balmier Grans, 16s. 3d. ; Walls Zed Candor, ltis. ; Walls End Mem Ha* Iba ; Will. Bad Hatton Lyons, 14a. 6d. ; Walls Bed Taataal, 14e. 6d. ; Walls Bad Fram. =le, 15s. ; Taaliald Moor Bates, 13a. 3d. ; Wert , 14a. 641. ; Bad& Hartley, 14.. 6d. Hastings Hartley, 14.. 6d.-67 slips at market. SOUTH AI7STIALIAN BANNING Comm.—The report of the court of directors, to be promoted to the mama penal mestiag to-morrow, states that the opera tioes of the bask dining the _past year have continued to yield satisfactory results. The °okay at large is vitally woreasing its produMive power, and especia ll y is wool and minerals there an additions yearly made to the exports, which give undeniable proof of *draftsman. As emigra tion is to be resumed, it is hoped that those intermits sow suffering depression will apis rise in prosperity, and the court look with eselidesee to the combined mike of labour sad capital maintaining affairs in a satisfactory condition. The followks are the results ou tho profit sod loss as coast :—Baleace as per last statement, 43,5134 2s. ltd. animal mite from all Mikes. 46, . 3121. 1 Is. ld. Total. ; 99,111131. 14e. DieWasti, Jell, 1961, 20,0031. 15e. ; ditto, Amory, 1692,10,0031. 19s. ; imposes tax, 1,1611. 2s. Total, 48,7W1. 9s. 'This sesenat is subject to a deducting of 4,8701. far the nerved feed, sad the met sista of the year will then be 43,8371.95., frees which the ...it reasenmead • dividend el 10 per seat. per annum free cif Manse hat. After &careful review el the beak's slaws, mad with des to the coadlika ef South Australia, the semi kalisve that the HIM las sluiced for the further knesese M the marital by 10140001., leaking a total of 600,0061., sad with that view mamma have been take to MIMS the manliest of the Lords Cotuinimisame d her 11 1 77. 7. Treasury. la seemileses with the ceaspaay's regalattoes, epode/ mastima will be enlivened fee consider. hag the resolutleas to Ow abet as a proposition which the court 'midis think loglosagooo to the admits., ci the • sad the sestslnees el the beak OLBIACH AND 'LONG SUTTON RAILWAY. Sala Tyke, aosensasa4 imposter, has made as a. maimed= et iis sidearios of the Spalding awl liar, from Ms letter Sows Islington-bridge. As as official hapollassot exists, the Isaias tbj a at cam eimassesed. The Great Northern will work dm previously soclisilas the I and also the present extends. i co ray the Is t t w -Paill , cup - II nos alinie *atria pima Nem 104} w. II 111 M. $ 11 ATI 20 an 100 1211 le lan Ila $ iota a 1061 tet loi .4 10 1 1 101