The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-30 00:00:00

LAIN INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) Th e a fter term Nisi Prins sittings at OnEdhall can. this morning. The lista are very heavy, contain the aggregate 494 causes for trial in H days, Z h '; ta m allotted to the sittings, or 36 and • frac ,,p per 11. How that is to be asoompliehed is a i ."„ t ,,s tlithcult to be solved, seeing that many of are very heavy commercial cases ; and the tit cs‘e in the Queen s Bench, • patent ease, that if tried out flout occupy one court the whole of the week. Of the t yre number of canna 172 are in the Queen's Bench, 87 at " ' sofa, and 85 are new causes ,• 78 are marked for weCl.l nrieg. In the Common Pleas there are 218 causes A) ate remanets and 100 are new senses-100 are marked ;re ds' juries. In the Court of Exchequer share ere 104 . 4 _31 are remand.' and 73 are new oiasse-33 are e ,,L0l for specials. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissiourz FooNairque.) Le ex!. B. HALL. The bankrupt wu described as a general agent, of Prink * .h ou sediine, and late a prisoner for debt ; be had formerly s newspaper proprietor, of Glangow. This was the sit. t for examiution and discharge. The liabilities are of which 2731. are for law costs. The creditors are resident in Glasgow. There was no opposition ; and t i,,ider of discharge waa gunted. LV U ROUST WILSON. 7 ' The 6, s t r upt wsa described as a shipowner, of Queen's -o.l.ston. This was the Brat sitting. His statement debt:. of 1,0451., of which security is held for 6001. y Theutee, aomuutant, was chosen trade assignee. From 'Len e xamination of the bankrupt it a th a t h a b,,.,1,1.,ed through the Scotch court in 1859, when his debts sere '2.(VOL (Before Mr. Commissioner Goolbewn.) IN ax LAWS. The b a nkrupt was a wine and spirit merchant, Mincing hoe. Mune! the sitting for examination and • ta: the manile accounts had not been fasd. t a itrupt's preliminary statement shows liabilities of 18,2151. He attributed his failure to "want of capital." A lorthesed adjournment was asked for. It was stated that th :b in k r upt had resorted to the practice of pledghw good & A nd a detadedacoount was required, showing the &tem al ewe traoucnoes. t.*)urned to the Ist of September. Mr. Sharp appeared for the assignees, and Mr. Lynam for creditors. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 3 ARLBOROUGH-STRKET. BURGLARY LN ST. JAAIRSAHSTIANT. AWM name and eddre refused, was charged before Mr. Insbiti with burglariously breaking into end entering No. James's-street, and stealing a diwiNIRVORAO with Bawer & tn ., a quantity of jewellery, consisting of !diamond lewches. gold earrings, 451. in Bank of England notes, 20f. &c., the whole of the property being of the value of sy. Inspector Wilson, of the C division, attended to watch the we. Be prisoner was brought to the court handcuffed, and l opearcd in the dock without coat or waistcoat. On being plead in the dock he gave the name Philip Oliver. Me. Henry Forshaw said—l reside at Southport, near [OO-pool, my business, that of an attorney, being carried ait Liverpool. About half-past 1 this morning, at How. cbe's Hotel , St. James's-street, where lam staying at pre w, I was awoke by my wife stating that there was a man in he room. I beard footsteps at the door, and on turning the tight light I saw the shirt sleeves of a man who was leaving he room by the door. I jumped out of bed and followed he prisoner into the drawing-room. I then saw by the Way in the street that it was a man in his shirt sleeves. Ip:close up to the door, when the prisoner pulled it to, a then I heard • noise of something fall. I opened the door and followed the sound of the foot gear on to the landing of the first-floor. and then I se the prisoner, but lost sight of him. I then called for porter and alarmed the house. Mr. Howchin, the land. and a gentleman named Feilden appeared. Being in eight drew, I returned to my bedroom, and afterwards that the noise I bad heard was caused by the • letting fall my wife's dreesingcame (Produced). case, which was locked then, as on the pre ought, contained a quantity of jewellery, maidens diamond and opal brooches, a quantity of money, ke., of • Table value. I afterwards, with the others, searched rooms, and dragged prisoner from under a bed in a bed . He said, "boa t choke me," but nothing else. the prisoner was taken to the station, I went there identified a gold pencil-case taken from the prisoner as property. It had been taken from a small travelling bag . is my bedroom, and the beg had been broken open. Mwsrd Brown, 176 C, said—At half Test one this more -1 was called to llowehin's Hotel, and on entering a room • Mr. Forshaw holding the prisoner on the ground. At elation I found the pencilcase produced on the prisoner, some lucifer matches and four duplicates —one relating swatch and ring. r. Willem llowehin, proprietor of the hotel, said—This • , about half-put one, I was going to bed, when I an alarm from Mr. Forshaw, who on my going np • said a man is his shirt sleeves had been in his becl oud bad made his escape, as he supposed, by lack window, on which there were finger marks. searching under the bed of Sir E. Wilmot, they found the ner secreted, and Mr. Forshaw dragged him out. There • ; DO marks on the door t believe the prisoner must have mat the back window, which was sometimes left open the purpose of ventilation, the more so as a robbery at 'a Hotel had taken place by such means. Tvrwhitt committed the prisoner, who no doubt had teed the house in his shirt-sleeves, oas to peas, if ob. el, for a lodger, for trial. MARYLEBONF. A pretty looking and respectably jawed yeeneg female, al Mai!, Bellamy, sad who had as infant in her arm; brought before Mr. Mansfield, charged with the three owing offences: Pofice.constable Henry Hopkins, 170 I), deposed that ly sitar one on Sunday morning his attention was to • very large crowd collected at Church. Poddiogton.greeo, and on his going there found the prioooer making a very loud poise. requested her to go away, when she saki, " Oh, it is . a it!" sad seised him by the coat and tore three ttons off. He endeavoured to get her away, when she 1 to bite his arm, but only managed to get her teeth the sleeve of his coat. He then locked her up. She ... the worse tor drink. Yr. MSLFell—iiii:t was she making the disturbance st! lititme—She came after a coachman that lived in the [opposite where she was. Prisoner ( lowly)—He is the father of my child, and I ted to see him. inseam—She behaved like a madwoman. The coach was obliged to leave his last lodgings on account of her. T. Maosfield—What is bee age ? itown—Twenty-tbree. T. Mansfield—Where was the baby all the time ? itoess—A woman bad it in her arms. At the station nearly succeeded in strangling herself. She tied a silk 'kerchief round her throat so tightly that another con had to cot it off. r. Mansfield—Has she been here before? itseas—fee, creating a disturbance the previous lodgings of the coachman. r. Maosfield (to prisoner)—What have you to say ? You darged with three offences; ; the first is for being drunk ikorderly, the second for assaulting the officer, and the .1 for attempting to commit suicide. r (bunting into tears)--I am very sorry. r. Mansfield—lt is a most melancholy. at the same time t disgraceful thing for you. I shall fine you llls., or days' imprisonmeut. SOUTHWARK. TIM RIVAL BILNEVIT ROC lonia. Hill., a reepcc -- to47l;:lOOkingrnan, connected with Royal Liver Benefit Society, established at Liverpool, charged before Mr. Combs with assaulting a German mnaeeted with a rival society, called the Royal Victoria iett Society. . r. Abbott, who appeared for the complainant, stated towing to some disagreement one of the secretaries and dof the mast influential members in London of the al Liver Society sec , -d,d from it, and established 'won a firmer basis called the Royal Victoria Society. latter prospered so well tbst a considerable deal of .y was excited among the members of the old society. 'lent was a canvasser and collector of the Royal Vic s,ciety. and while in the exercise of his duty prisoner ly assaulted him and broke his hat. 'e complainant, who spoke English very imperfectly, I that a f ew d a y s ago b e wen t i n t o th e Q ueen ' s H ea d °w -bourse, Charlotte-street, Blackfriara-road, to solicit ''tin for his society, and while he was doing I'll defendant, who was standing at the bar, tip to him and spoke insultingly of bis gaiety. 'new told him to mind his own business, and was in act of leaving the ham when the defendant bonnetted cradling his hat, and entirely spoiling it. (Witness 'bowed his bat, which was completely spoilt.) He I that another man who was with the defendant struck • 1,, t he could not find his name or address. at Freeman, a German youth, also connected with the 4 Victoria Society, corroborated his testimony. °lamer to the charge the defendant said that he hap- I to b e in the public-house when complainant was dis song his society. Witness spoke to him, and showed the Ll , rrpwol (Aunt?, in which was an article con- No 7, the Royal Victoria Society, and then a scuffle and complainant willed him abusive names ; but h hterahu t t) never struck him. • t , mle observed that there appeared to be vindictive both sides, therefore, he thought it would be 'neat to bind de fendant over to keep the peace. C "IN , % 07 THE TEWPLE GLILDINS 0/f SUNDAE& lb. benchers at the Ina. Tempts have &sided spa almitting the public to the Temple prams Cu Sunday; imtio, to that effect area:hatted at all the .tuner. ` 4 .1 bohliog chambers in the Temple, with their familia 70 "''oU, will be admitted as lawsiolors. THE A POLICEMAN MURDERED AND ANOTHER SHOT AT AMMON-UNDER-LYN& A dreadful crime was committed in the neigh bourhood of Ashton-under-Lyre early on Saturday morn ing. It appears that about two o'clock Sergeant Harrop and Poliewoonetable Jump, of the Lancashire constabulary. were on duty at Smalishaw, when they came upon • band of seven or eight men, masked, and armed with bludgeons and pistols or revolvers. They appeared to be brickmakers, and the offioers at once suspected that they had been engaged in the perpetration of some of those outages from which the master brickma ken of the district have suffered so severely. They were in a field leading prom Sroallshaw Fold to Broadoak.lane. The field forms • portion of • farm occupied by Mr. Edward Parker. The officers challenged them ; • scuffle took place, and two of the men were taken into custody. An appeal was made by one of the men, who asked his companions, "Do you mean to stand this f' Jump had • desperate struggle with one of them, and reosived a severe blow on the back of his head. Harrop succeeded in wrench ing a bludgeon from one of the men. It proved to be the shalt of a navigator's spade; and with this formidable weapon be attacked his assailant'. There are only about live families in Smallahaw Fold, and these were all alarmed by hearing shots fired. A Mrs. Halms, onlooking through her bedroom window, saw Jump intercepting sue of the men, who was at temptingto escape through a stile, and she heard the man say to Jump, "If you don't let me pass I shall blow you to pieces." She states that she then heard two more shots fired, and beard Jump cry out, "Catch him." Harrop was fired at first, and the shot struck him on the face, inflicting • wound over the right eye ; and he was afterwards shot at twigs, one ball going over his head and the other whizzing past the left side of his face. When Jump was shot, he leaned against a gate, and uttered an exclamation of pain, which caused Harrop immediately to tarn his attention to the unfortunate man, whom he found dying. The villains then escaped, two of them running towards Wilabaw, and the remainder through Sanallshaw Fold, towards Aahtoa-under-Lyne. Jump was conveyed to the house of Samuel Williamson, of Sinallshaw Fold, and Mr. Lees, surgeon, of Ashton, was seat for, but the poor fellow was dead when Mr. Lees arrived. The body was then con veyed to the head police station, at Wilahaw, and on exami• tion made, Mr. Lees found two bullet holes in the left breast, and extracted one bullet from under the akin of the back. The deceased leaves a widow and five small children, and, to add to the calamity, the poor woman is enceinte. Jump was 29 years of age, end first entered the Lancashire constabulary in September, 1856, being stationed at Droyis den ; but at the time of his death he was stationed at Hurst. The utmost excitement has prevailed in Ashton and the district in connexion with this murder, and the feel ing is very strong that its perpetrators are union brick. maker'. It seems that about • quarter past 12 on Friday morning, two men were seen by Richard Dunning, a watchman for Mr. Martin Smethurst, who has • brick yard at Guide-bridge, lurking about the yard, and a shot was fired at a man in the yard which took e ff ect in hi s hack. Dunning then fired and it is supposed with some effect, as a scream was heard. A short time before the murder 18,000 bricks were destroyed in the brick-yard of Mr. Clifford, of Ridgebill, near Stalybridge ; and it is sup posed the men, when they were met by the officers, were returning from this brickfield. A meeting of county magistrates was held at Ashton at noon, when it was resolved to send particulars of the murder to Sir George Grey, and ask that a reward might be aired for the apprehension and conviction of the murderers. This was telegraphed about one o'clock, and an answer was received at four o'clock. The result of this application will be learned from the following announcement : "2004 Reward.—Murder.—Whereas, early this morning, Police-constable William Jum , and Sergeant George liar rop, were on duty at SmahLhaw, in the parish of Ashton under-Lyne, when they were met by seven or eight men, masked and armed with bludgeons and firearms, one of whom fired two shots at and killed Police-constable Jump, and others of the party fired several shots at and wounded Police-sergeant Harrop. Notice is hereby given, that a reward of 1004 will be paid by the m a gistrates of the county, sad a further reward of 1001. by her Xajesty's government, to any person giving such informa tion and evidence as shall lead to the discovery and convic tion of the murderer; and the Secretary of State has inti mated that he will the grant of her Maierty's gracious pardon to any accomplice giving such information and evidence as shall lead to the same result. Information to be given to the chief constable of the county, at Preston; to Mr. King, the insistent chief constable, Bootle, neer Liver pool; andto Mr. Ludlam, superintendentof police,Wildutw, Ashton-under-Lyne.--By order of the magistrates, " W. P. Etas; chief constable of Lancashire. "Town Hall, Aahtou-under-Lyne, June 28, 1862." The utmost exertions to discover the perpetrators of the murder were made duriug Saturday and yesterday, but hitherto with little, if any sumer, though it is stated that • clue be been discovered, O•s man was apprehended shortly after the occurrence, but he was liberated, as there wee so evideooe to comma him with the crime. DUBLIN AND_NRATII RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) A special general meeting of the shareholders in this company was held this day at the office in Great Winchester-street, for the purpose of considering the pro of of exorcising the powers of the company, in virtue of Use 'Dublin and Meath Railway Act,1862," of cancelling all such shares in the capital of this company as shall not, prior to the day of meeting, have been issued, and also of creating and inning in lieu of such shares as may be cancelled, new shares to an equal amount, such new shares to be with or without perpetual preference of priority of dividend, &a. Sir J. PISTON, M.P., having taken the chair, said the nteetinf was one of a formal nature only for the purpose of (welling certain shares and creating new shares in their place. It was not intended in creating thin new capital to create a new preference stock to override the interests of the original shareholders ; this was a principle to which he objected. The creation of this new capital would enable the company to take advantage of any project that might be brought forward likely to improve their posi tion, or amalgamate with any line should they think it advisable. The proposal to be laid before the meeting, if agreed to, would enable the directors to offer a line of rail way free almost wholly from preference stock, as that which was about to be created would be redeemable in 1867, at 6 percent., with six months' notice, bearing nothing but the ordinary interest of the company. With regard to the present position of the line, Mr. Smith, the solicitor, informed him everything was in a very satisfactory state ; the govern ment inspector would shortly go over the line, which would be without denbt opened on the Ist of August next. The line would be a great convenience to the public, and he looked forward to the time when it must form a portion of the great trunk line of Ireland. lie would conclude by moving " That 2,886 shares not netted be and are hereby cancelled." The Duke of Lisuisna wooded the resolution. In doing so he said he was happy to inform the shareholders that the cattle market, by a recent act of parliament, would now be brought close down to the quays, which would be of great service to the Dublin and Yeath Company. The resolution was carried. The CHAMMAN then moved • resolution to the following effect : " That io lieu of the 2,886 shares now cancelled, in aocordaaco with the powers of the company's act, an equal number of new shares be issued, such new shares to be of 251. each, with • deposit of 51. per share, the remainiug 201. to be paid in such manner and at such times as the directors may determine; that the holden of such shares sball receive from the money applicable to divideud from the original stock of the company the sum of 5 per cent per annum, but that no other privilege be attached to them, end that they shall be redeemable iu 1867, with six months' notice, at five per coot" Mr. T. SHEPHERD seconded the resolution. He wished to ask whether if a shareholder paid up 251. at once he would be sUowed the usual interest of 5 per cent. There was nothing 'radon that point in the resolution. Mr. G. F. fistrrft,the solicitor, said that was intended to be so, but there would be no objection to incorporate a clause to that effect in the resolution, or make a separate resolu tion to that effect ; the latter course, ho thought, preferable. A clause having been inserted in the resolution, allowing 5 per cent to all shareholders who paid up in full, it was then put to the meeting, and unenimonaly agreed to. A vote of thanks to Um chairman °occluded the pro ceedings. FIRM ♦T MASTIEDONE AND NOTTING-HILL.— Cr ma DAY.) —This rimming a flre broke out cm the premises of Mr. J. Wheeler, No to, High-street, Marylebone. The house onotaiMed over a dozen rooms, and the warehouses were filled with costly goods. The work of devastation motioned until M r. Wheeler's premises were partially burred out, and those of Mr. Smith and Mr. Sergeant severely damaged. The Sun, Liverpool and London, the West minster, and Imperial Fire Companies will suffer from the lose.—About the seine time the premises of Mr. R. Nash. boot maanfaoturer. No. 16, Norland-mad, 'Notting-bill, with the azospboa of the basement, were destroyed by a fire. The sufferer was insured in the Sun Fire-ofhm: Imrstreww STRAY FIRS ENGIN& —This (Monday) morning at !I o'clock, an improved 41111111 hod fire angles by Shand and NllOOO. of the Blackfriars.road, was publicly tested at the chid brigade station in Watling-etrest, before Captain Skew, and several scientific gentlemen. The ma chine weighs only 31 cwt., and an be drawn with as much ems as one of the common band engines by two horses, as the wheels are five feet high. The water was disehaiged in a steady column above 160 feet perpendicularly. The trial teas promonneed lowerfaL ROYAL FR HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-INN-ROAD.— The amber of patients relieved at this hospital during the west sad* Jens 28 was 3,199, et which 898 were new CON& Gold has been discovered in the Calliope ranges ; twenty miles from Gliicirtone, in Queensland. EXPRESS, MONDAY COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANI.—(THU3 DAY.) The weather has imatinwed generally line since Friday liat, but some little rain fell last night. To-day it is alter nately fine and cloudy, with the wind from the north•weet- The supply of English wheat for the peat week was very short; flour, moderate; barley and oats, limited; beam, peas and tare; vary contracted ; and all descriptions of seed. small. Scotch and Irish oats, a small qu o • di n , t ra t iour The foreign arrivals of wheat m o r e m p r i nc ipal/ from the Black Sea, America, and P r u ss i a . F a 'ma quantity of American barrels. Barley very contracted ; cme cargoof Eaptianandaparoelof Danish. Oatealiberalsupply, principally Danish and Swedish , end • few Prussian sad Russian. Two cargoes of beans from the Mediterranean. A small suppof ly linseed and oilseed from the East Indies. Other mad& To-day the wheat trade is slow, and last Monday's prices are barely obtained on English, nd foreign is dull without change in value. In flour there is a limited business daing at the quota tions of this day week. There in a rather better inquiry to-day for barley, and the value is far equal to Monday last. In oats there is a fair amount of business doing, and good corn commands fall prima. Beans and peas are firm. Seeds.—Linseed and rapeseed steady. Tares, cloverseed, and mustard a small trade without change in v alue. Fr ariero CLAGoza.—Buipau very limited at last week's quotations. Bare and Kent, white, nes., 49a. to 575.; ditto, fine old, —s. b —e.: ditto, red, new, 475. to 555., ditto, fine old, —a. to —s. ; Norfolk, ho., fine old, --s. to —a.; red, new, —s. —s. Foreign : h . & to 59a.; fine, 5.9 a. to 5:1a; exits, 595. to —a ; K • 53. is 575. • ditto, alba, 574. to 59a.; Rostook, asks, to 56a.; Mecklenburg,. Ms. to 575. ; Uckerwk ditto, —s. • American white, 545. to 575.; ditto, red, 50a. to 56e.; Cane- die*, 50a. to 56a... piaiaT.Lifogliah =Mai, --s. to --a ; Us, —a ; i=fag. 275. to 285.; sod distilling, 30a to Vs. par .qr. ; grual4 . 2 o 6a an to 284.; ditto diddling, 295. to 31s. Maur.— , Esau sad Norfolk, 695. to 635. ; das. 50s. to 69 Ms. to 675. ; and Wan. 665. to 685.; brows, s. feed, 21s. Od. to 245. Od. ; potato, 25.429i.1 Eis. to 27a BUM.- tie*, 34., to 35e. ; harrow, 384 to 395. ; PIP". 38.. to 391 . 1 . t • foraign. Nasegan, 3e.. t0 325. ; tick, au. to 37.. ;Ho terg, 38.. to 39.. ; Feyptian, 32,. to 3:36. Pnee.--laglish 39a. to 40a.; white and blue, 39.. to 425. to 39a. ; ; for map agn, 33s hs, -s. to 345. to -a.; pay, 36a. to 37e.; hog, 37.. s. Fumu.-English town, 44a. to 465. ,• ditto fine, 47.. to 53a.; country, 42a. to 435. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 37a. to 395.; French, -a. -a pee seek ; 11.8. •Nett t 28s. to 2 %4 °sadism', 265. to 295. : Spanish. -a. to -s. INDIAN Cone.-White. 31a. to 33e. ; yellow, 29e. to 31.. FLoarnto Caaaosa, an C. F. and L -Wheat : Berdi• anaki and Marianople, per 49211.., 48.. to t7s. ; Ohirka, 45.. - to47s. ; Polish Odessa, per 480ilm, red, 39a. to 41s. ; whits, • Danube and sts, 38.. to 41a. ; 29i. to 335. Barley: Egyptian and Bye•sn, par 400th... 21s. to 22a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 'The'. to Va. BOMA : Egyptian, p.r 4801b5.,30a. to 31a. Maim : Odessa and Galata, per 492113 e., 31s. Od. to 325. ; Ibrail and Bulgarisn, per 48016*., 31.. Od. to 325. ; ]french, do., -s. to -4. ; American, do., 29.. to 301. ; Egyptian, -a to -a. Bnim.-Oanary seed, par qr., 34a. to 60s. ; z seed, per qr., 46a. to 50e. ; Mustard seed, per whrte, 6s. to 9s. ; brown, 7s. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 6h. to 65e. ; linseed cake*, English, per to. 111. 01. to LW. Os. ; Amer thin, in bla., per tou 12/. Oa to 121. 10s.; do., bega ican, ,lll. Oa. to 111 . 1 0 . ; Baltic,, 01. to 01. Oa. Marseilles, 101. to 101. 101.; Rape sakes, 6:. Oak 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, Bs. to 9a. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 64a. to 75.. AIIIVAIN INTO LONDON nom JUNE ZS TO JUNE 23. r. I Mak. Coestwise.pgra qr47 . gr English .. ISIS 199 9406 l inei OM& Beano POMP Moor. OR gra qa. 13014 mks. 1083 581 110 .. 12037 1000 .. 4806 200 hub -. lwdgn .. IYV.S 1716 ... LIVERPOOL COTTON (THD3 DAY.) (BY BRITISH AND DUNN YAONNI (nom OUR ow coamer The market to-day has spin been excited and a further demand of from ad. to id. tae taken place. The sales will probably foot up 20,000 bales or more, of which, probably, 15,000 will be for speculation and export. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUOAL—Two Boatingcargoes lave been aold for th e United Kingdom, No. 1 3, Havannah, at 25e. ; and No. 10g, at 23e. 6d. -- Corry—The limited badness transacted has been at very firm prices. Rms.-4,000 bap of cargo Bawl sold at 7s. 7gd. to 7s. 9d., and a cargo of Necransie afloat at 10s. 44d. ElatTrrraz.-300 bags cold on the spot refraction h, at 445. 6d. ; and 100 tons for arrival at 39.. . . . Comic—The market continues very active at a further advance in prime. Gond fair Tinnevelly sold at 120. to up. ; middling to fair Dhollera at 121 d. to ; good fair broach, 13d. ; andafloat Tionevelly at Ilid. to Had. ; broach at MI. to 124 d. ; Oomrawuttee, at 124 to 1204. ; Dhollera, at lied, to I.M. ; Western, at lOid. to lid. About 7,000 bales sold. Thitilll-Bales base been made of good quality at 18a. 3d. The public sales advertned for to-motion consist of 500 bogsbeads and 500 begs of sugar, 350 casks and 2,300 bags of coffee, 2,400 begs of saltpetre, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET—(THD3 DAT) The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 44e. 9d., set cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. ; June, 475. ; July, 475. ; September, 48s. 6d.; October to December, 495. - .PARTICI:MALI OF TALLOW. Stock as land QIN day ....I Delives7 last week — Ditto from Ist Jaw Arrival last Week _ Ditto frem lst Jtme Price Y.C. per cwt. this day Ditto Torn last Friday Arrival, for the week ending July 8 last year, 451 cub, and delivery, 1.167 °sake. The arrivals laai week compriaed 341 Australia, 17 other plates—total, ASS mkt. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. CrHD3 DAY.) . . . We have a abort supply of beasts, and trade la satire. In some instances our highest quotation is rather exceeded. Sheep are not quite so plentiful as on Moaday last, yet there is a fair supply. The demand is Rood, and late priors are fully maintained. c lambs and calves are readily disposed of ; but inferior descriptions meet with a heavy sale. From Clerrosay and Holland there are 700 beasts, 5,1300 sheep and 178 calves. Scotland, 350 beasts. Ireland, 40. NorfOlk and Suffolk, 1,300, and 1,150 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per atoms of alba a 4. aO. Per stone of Woa a a. a 4. Best Scots, Herald., 4 10 6 0 Diet Dos&Ilt-b4s811 4 10 6 0 Beat Short-horns 4 8 4 10 Beet Loog-w0015.... 0 0 0 Sowed qua beasts 8 4 4 4 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 6 410 Calm 4 0 6 4 ivies & second qua 0 0 0 0 Piga BsslDnatHlt-brede 0 0 0 0 Lambs 6 8 6 8 Beast. at market, 9,922 : Piga 475. sod lArabs. 24180 ; Wyss, 237; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mama Pattrodso and Smith report that the accounts from the hop plantations state that the late cold and un congenial weather has retarded the progress of the plant ; this, coupled with the extremely limited supply of new bops on offer, has caused our market to open very firm, with a slight tendency to advance on last year's growth. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, Nis. 6d.; Walls End lambics, 16a. ; Walls End Haswell, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hello., 16e. 6d.; Wall) Eod Hartlepool. 15s. 9d.; Walls End Brad dyls Hettoo, 15a. 3d.; WaN End Russell Hatton, 15a. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 15s. ; Walls End South Kelloe, 15s. 6d. ; Walls Pad Haugh Hall, 15a. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Carideo, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End (Iwo% 15e. 6d. ; Walla End Kettles. 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Trimiion Thornley, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Prem. wellgate, 15s. ; North Pelton Gm, 12s. 6d. ; Whitworth, 14s. 64. ; linlywell. 15a. 6d. ; West Hartley, 15s. 3d. ; Bebaide Hartley, 15s. 3d. ; Hastinp Hartley, 15e. 3d. -119 ships at market. Sir W. Gibson Craig bas been appointed to the office of Lord Clerk Register in Scotland. The salary, however, has been abolish it it rename an honorary office. MURDER.—FUNERAL OP THE LATE )Wi se HALL.—Yesterday (Fr i day) the mortal re mains of the deceased young lady were conveyed from the house of her father for interment at Etreamore, four miles from Midgham Farm, where ahe was laid by the side of her late grandfather. The funeral cortege left the house at 1 o'clock, and wended its way slowly towards Pordingbridge, where a large number of tradesmen joined, and followed in vehicles. forming one of the most melancholy pre:canons it bee ever been our lot to witness. The whole of the shops in the route were dosed, and the blinds of the private houses were drawn. At Breemore the mournful ?ageant was augmented, the whole consisting of 13 vehicles. On arriving at the church, the corpse (being bores by Si cousin, of the deceased) was met by the Rev. N. Palmer, the curate, who read the service in a most impressive manner. At the grave, the deep emotion of the rev. gentleman was apparent to an present—he could Namely proceed with the ceremony—and not a dry eye could be foetid amongst those assembled. We may truly say that it was, oe the whole, a most affecting same.— fisliabery Journal. On the Bth of April )set a funeral sermon was preached on the death of the Prince Consort, at Norfolk Island, to the descendants of the mutineers of the Bounty. Oyster breeding now forms a branch of industry in Quesualand Last year the returns from this source amounted to 1,8001. The ova is obtained from Sydney. EVENISG, JUNE 30, 1862. -SHARE LIST&=(THISDAY.) Two o'Ckooz. The railway share market is inactive to-day. (heat Western stock has improved I per cent., and London and North Western 4, while Lancashire and Yorkshire bas receded 4, and South Eastern, 4. The other principal lines are quoted the same as on Saturday. This is settling day. London and North Western is now quoted 94 to ; Great Western, 704 to 71t i 1 / 2 1 r I z idlan IZ4 d, to 127 ; Lancashire and Yor • 1044 to 105 ; South Eastern, 814 to 824 ; C onian, 105 to 106 ; Great Northern, 115 to 116 ; and Eastern Counties, 55 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted to} prem. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock continues to fall, and has last been sold at 20. 100 Da 6 p.c4.161. Inn 100 6666 sad /Fist inch 100 100 66 57 .atbadiaa lOO 60 68 100 No. IDi /6t{lol at Cloutioaroiol UAW fit Do. lif 11.00,10 t SR LA ow 1,1116.3101 BC Wax use,sooi el Al Ni 14/0,886 fit soo,tioe et LOOM 10 Do Now ... OOLON/AL 00•111111 MIT D Ek arer .. 9 " eb. l l M Avi 1: 10 ii Do. Ow et NarallSep 100 Do. I pew wink Do.6perolatan. Rock 100 at Gliopellp.oLPlNO 100 as. 1860 100 Do. do 1801 100 Now Deunaw.Gov.llp. et. 100 . &Watts Ov./81. 0.1 100 Do. Ip. e.,1871 to 187 100 Do. 6 p. c., 18118 Now Zealand 6 pea cont llO Nova Seotas 6 p. a 1876 106 AseiGov. 6 p.o. WS tie. 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I Prov. Dank (L Nal Pros. ad limisna Do. Nair Naked Damk law los* Wallis Orissial Beak lumporm. Otioissa Dank . 1 Provincial al Ireland I Sou& Ansiralla i truka ad Amara* 1 Vika at Uri= 37 IN 1 2 1 SIDIR'Siii 66 67 OS *l9 Ste SO SS .... _ _ 7 01.119 —lo * 10 1 Si 96 96 97 _ 60 62 611 11 isi le x 3 l OR M f ib % ler Per nr 40 M - f 0 GI - Ilk 411 - M 41. - R 1$ - Y A 1111 34 MI IPS 100 1 Oa 0.0 II I 4 - 1 - Pm — 1 1 1 die li 9 PROVINCIAL MAAR MAIALAYS. Manua, Jan 111.—Ths =nitrated' bees te7 quiet, end prices hare given way shoat 6 per cent. Great 1,1., Grand Trunk of Canada, tle ; Great Western, rt d, Wsde _Ces= i pt er ri up. 60—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1 I ; , Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 264 11-16 1264 —South Pastern, 824 2 4—Thames and Mersey Marine Insursnoe, nitillTaorthern Counties Bank, par. cowl, Juan 211.—The sales today were unimportant. Metropolitan Wagon were sold for middle of July at 14 prem.— Stour Valleys quoted 8411-111rmingham Guaranteed, 774, ,buyer —Birmingham Canal. 064 I—Birmingham Banking Company, 264 4.—Town and District Bank, 164 4-Bouth Staffordshire Water works, 74 I. Lute, Jan 28.—lanceshire and Yorkshire } (Blackburn Puy. chaos) 1016—Bastern Counties, 66—Midland, 126 —North British, 61 4—Leeds, Bradford and Hank; 24—Grest orthern A, 106. BOMBAY, BABODA, AND CENTRAL INDIA RAILWAY MERTING.—(THIS DAY.) At the meeting of the above company, hell this day, the following report was presented, which states that there bas been • steady prover in the rail way works during the past half-year, and they knot that the line is now open for traffic from Idemoo&bad in the north to Par River in the south, being 173 miles ; including the bridge over the Mhye River. By the reports from India, the 18 additional miles from Memoodabad to Ahmedabad (the northern terminus) were in a forward state, and were expected to be completed at the end of this month. Considerable progress had also been made in the line south of Par River, and 41 additional miles were to be fi nished at the end of this season, extending the open line to Dhanoo, and giving a total length of about 232 miles. The bridges over the Veturnee and Seigel° Rivers were proceeding rapidly. The only exception seemed to be in the neighbour. hood of the Dhairoa swamp, where some delay in laying oat and constructint the line had arisen from the mallsrsa of the district, the appearance of cholera, end the difficulty of ob taining labour. The remaining heavy works between the Par River and Bombay are the embankments at Mabim and Colaba; the lastmentiooed being the only work of which the completion is expected to extend beyond the end of the coming season. The station accommodation remains to be completed at various important towns upon the line, and especially at the Bombay terminus, involving in that instance a certain 11.10Unt of reclamation of land from the see. The napes eery workshops at Buller for the repair and supply of locomotive manufacturing and rolling stock have been pushed on with activity. Owing to the grow ing prospects of traffic, additional waggons and other rolling stock will also have to be provided. The outlay for these several objects, and the provision ' required for the active operations of the last half-year, have compelled the directors promptly to raise • considerable amouai; of capital, notwithstanding large advances made by the SemMuy of State for India in Council, of which only a portion has been repaid. With the view of enabling the directors to take advantage of favourable changes in the money market, they recommend the sharehohlers to allow them to raise, if and when necessary, such further capital aalmay be required. At the commencement of the half-year there were 1091 miles open to public traffic, at the close of the half-year 132) miles ; the average during the half-year being 124) miles. The total receipts for the half-year were Re. 237,001 11a. ; the expenditure amounted to 1t5.119,6100 Ifia, fip. ; leaving an available balance of 8a.117,140 lla. 7p. Tbenverehandiee traffic has hitherto contributed little towards the gross re osipts, sad this is in some measure owing to tberiver breaks in the comparatively short length of line open. Goods traffic moot yet be said to have been fairly tried, nor will it until the line is opened through to Bombay. Th. goods traffic has, nevertheless, increased during two years from ELMO to 1t5.1,907 per railway mile, and this nader sl tae per cent. reduction made in the rates with which we t. LANCASHIRE OPERATIVES AND THE AMERICAN WA/L.—A " mediation" meeting was held at Blackburn on Sa turday, resulting in the adoption of a resolution contrary to the intention for which the meeting was called. The origi nal resolution called upon the government to " use its influence in putting an end to the prosecution of the war in America," and istimated that the war would be carried beyond the " limits of enduranos," unless one or both of the great European Powers endeavoured "to establish mace between the con tending parties." The amendment proposed that the " government should use it. influence for the " set tlement of the American difficulty, by motor fag the confidence of the Southern planters in the policy of President Lincoln." This amendment wen carried, and the nieetieg afterwards adopted a " non•confideaee" resolution, with reference to the mediatovial exertioes of Mr. .1. T. Hopwood, M.P. It was Mr. Hopwood who proposed to the Home of Commons a resolution re favour of mediation. 3 -1 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The funds remain without variation from Saturday's prices, and little business is going forward in this or any other depart ment of the Stock Exchange. This is settling day in shares and foreign stocks. 7lss L fall in the securities of the Grand Trunk Railway al 4:lo4iisla has made further progress to-day. . - Turkish Loan scrip is quoted 31 to f prem. ; Egyp. tian g .3 to 34 prem. ; and Russian, fto die. Consols are officially marked 911,1, and 1, ex div., for money. The present quotations are 914 "sellers," for cash, and 914 to 1 for the 10th July. The official haziness report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 234, 235 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4, i ; New Three per Cents., 911, 4,4, 4 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 154 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto for account, 1081, ; ditto Bonds, 18s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 924 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1081 ; Exchequer Bills, 10a., 7s. prem. Apart from the settlement, the foreign stock mar ket is quiet. The only alteration in prices worthy of notice Via au improvement in Mexican Bonds. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 84 to 1, and that of 1858, 70 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Equador New Consolidated, 174; Egyptian SevenperCenta, scrip, 31, 3, 4,pren.; Italian Five per Cents., 721, (exchange 25fr.); dittos Marednmans Railway scrip, 1 dia. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 284; ditto for account, 284, 1; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 91 ; Turkish Six per Cents, 1858, 701 ; ditto for account, 704, ; ditto Six per Gents., 1862, scrip, 31 prism ; ditto paid-up scrip, 711, 1, 71 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 231. The mail steamer Party has reached iisboit from Brazil with 45,0001. in specie. The sum of 53,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank on Saturday ' making 321,0001 since the last return. The mail steamer Shannon has arrived from the West Indies with 249,0001. in specie and bullies, viz., 194,0001. silver and 55,0001. gold. Wednesday next is the day for lodging tenders at the Bank of England for government bills on India to the extent of re. 30,00,000 (300,0001) The drawing of these bills precludes the necessity of mending a like amount of silver to India. Great excitement again prevailed on Saturday in the Liverpool cotton market,. where prices TWO rising with unprecedented rapidity. A fresh ad vance of Id. to Id. took place. The sales were immense, reaching 30,000 bales. Advice, from Manzanillo., vil Now York, state that H.M.S. Mutine, which ran on the rocks at 13 Navidad, with 300,:00/ in specie on board, had been got off. The Board of Trade returns for the month of May indicate a decided recovery in the export trade. It will be remembered that the exports of Lome produce and manufactures in the previous month (April) were 10 per ant less than in April, 1881, and 13 per oent. lees than in April, 1880. The exports for May, however, having reached 11,298,6871., are more by 92,5171. than in the corresponding month of lad year, and more by 349,3991, or 3 per cent., than in May, 1880. On a comparison of the ex ports for the five months with the previous periods, the decrease is thus reduced to 44 per cent., in relation to 1881, but is still as much as 5,238,2971., or 10 per cent., in relation to 18110. An examination of the figures, with a view to ascer tain the nature of the recovery in the month's ex ports, shows that the decline in the shipments of cotton fabrics has been fully compensated by as increase in the general oonsignmente of numerous other articles, a few of which appear to have been for the use of the belligerents in America. Thus, for example, the exports of linen piece goods to the United States figure fee 101,8681. in May, against only 12,8941 in May, 1861, and 58,9901. in May, 188 0. As peculiar in terest attaches to the statistics of the cotton trade, it may be mentioned that the total exports of cotton yarn have been as follow for the month : May, 1860 E 820,980 Nay, 1861 May, 1863 684,140 And for the five months : 1880 RA,089,916 1861 5,862,010 1862 2,628,284 The shipments of cotton piece goods hive bees for the month : Yq, 1860 May, 1861 May, 1882 And for the five months : 1880 815,379,894 1861 1862 The decrease in the quantity et cotton fabrics ex ported is to a considerable extent compensated fon by the great increase in the value. A general meeting of the shareholders of the City Bank is convened for the 15th July. The half-yearly meeting of the East and West India Dock Company is called for the 11th July, when a dividend is to be declared. The sixth call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the Bahia Gas Company by the 21st July. The interest is advertised on Northern Railway of Canada First Preference Six per Cent. Bonds. Leremost Emus*. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911, "sellers," ex div., for the 10th July opened this morning at 911 to 1, and closed at 91i, " sellers." For money the last price was 911 to . The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, ex div. • ditto, for account (July 10), 911, 1, ex div. ; Bank Stock, 234 ; Three per Ceuta. R.educed, 911, 1 ; New Three ,per Cents., 911, 1, 1 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108/, t' • ditto for account, 1081, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1664, 100, 99/ • ditto 1864 or 1866, 109; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109/, 1. The India Five per Cent. Stock was again flatter, at 1081 to f. The rupee paper was Arm Exchequer Bills improved la., closing at 7s. to 10e. prem. The foreign stock market was rather quiet. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocaL Although the fortnightly settlement to-day oc cupies a good deal of attention, the mining market is rather active. Wheal Ludoott shares are still rising, and are quoted 201 to 21. East Caradon are firm, at 441 to t Starke Valley are quoted 91 to 10 ; Wheal ffithisey Carnmeal, to 4; Wheel Union, 41 to 1 Caradon Vale, to 1; East Devon, 21 to f; and Gammen., to ff - treign and colonial mining shares are very quiet. United Mexican are rather firmer, and are marked 64 to 61. It is said that satisfactory advises respecting the affairs of the United Mexican Mining Association have been received by the present mail. The following miming dividends have been declared daring the meth of Juan : Mises. Per share. Aroma. West Wheel Ilelea £7 0 0 .• .. £2,800 0 0 Dolmas* amodsloca Wheel B i t Derweat Mime 5 0 0 .... 1,400 0 0 Disks Wells 0 1 6 .... 960 0 0 Ilanwell Bin sad Ran som trailed Wheal Beam 1 10 0 .... 604 0 0 Wheal Mary _Aaa • • Redford 17Ael St. Joao elel Rey 4lO 0 .... 49,500 0 0 Gomel Maims Aar cation Keyes& 0 1 0 .... 3,400 0 0 Total 86843 1,876 8,100 761 4,181 638 3d. B.L. Bd. ---- 4.986 LS& fld. titto. W. 67.102 1,018 f.??! 36,661 1,146 6,293 I,ik 2,642 •71. 04. 47a. 3d.