The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-30 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THIS DAY. The si , EIAER took the chair at 11 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Lords antoodmelts to the London, Brighton, nod South Come Railway ( Shoreham to Enfield) Bill, sot the Birkenhead Cotersononers (Bondholder: Anreenest) Bill were considered and agreed to. TM following bill. were oonaidered and ordered for third reading —Manchester, South Junction, sad Altriochas Railway (No. 2) ; Clyde Navigatioe Bill; Tees Con servancyßill. TM Clyde Navigation Bill gave rise to a very long discus skin, imoseolly involving points coonected with the standing ardent of the house which had not been tschaioslly complied with, sod veff &tightly affecting the merits of the bill, which was chersetMotil by Mr. Wilms Panes, Mr. Henley, Mr. Fit , Mr. Bowe. tie, the Lord Advert., sod others, es • eatuahle and acid measure. MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENT BILL. the order fue goin g into committee on this bill, Mr. LYDON nixed r so seasodownt that this house will upon Ms fig One merle nodes Itself into the said nen mines. He minted le Ws aside lord (Bury) la °Gorgonio@ of the invoiced period of the nerve to random 'ell legis lation on the stitird. Although the qualm bad hem hug before the house it hed received very hole distortion, and he deprecated going foto committee on a bill involving vast principles whir had born inintfkeotly discussed. The bill differed very materially from the tulle of 1819 and 1855 for In those bills there were safeguards neatest abloom which in this bill had entirely .liaappetred. It the bill dealt only with the future, there would be ,oniparvively little difficulty in it, but as it dealt with the pest, it presented ineztricria dif ficulties in the way of • eatiefactorueLtiernent. Then were so many other bills of iro the house that he thought this morsve thou dl proceeded with. Mr. DUNLOP wooed the aresodnamt. Lord BUrood It was the hoe. gattleman's own fault that the bill this late period of the session, ea he had three times rood the adjournmeot of the house when the question eras before It. As to his (Lord Bury's) giving way that was out of the question. (Cheers.) The debate wet couthrued by Mr. De Vern, Mr. E. B. Denier, lb. Brig, Mr. Bamford Hope, Mr. Illskauron, Mr. Pere, Mr. Steuart, sad Mr. Crooday. The home As divid e d, an d t h e numbers were— For Oft serrre 99 Per the idroduout 5B-41 Tr anarrarer wr reseired with loud cheers. Thibaut, am most toss committee, sad were dim-using the dams who ow report ha. LIU NO.II7OLE ELECTION. 11.11 TURN OF TIER LIBERAL CAIMIDATE. NORWICH, TerADAT EVI3IIIIO. Tim hilkowtag h the state of the poll at its does : Cello Wheal) Vie Showy (Coeservaiive) Majorhy far Coke 241 CRESTIL P.AILACS COMPANY.—(I7IIB DAY.) This afternoon the sixth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders in the above company wee bold at the Bridge Beale SsMI , Mr. THOMAS N. chair man of the bleed ef dintotora in the Asir. The report hae anedy been published. The revenue account for the year eating the 30th of April, 1868, shows • groat balsam to ile credit et 36,0731. 17s. 10d. After de d.±lF aid pretenses ennui for dividend and interest, the rens= oxcart shove an available nine. of 17,79;;. 8.. Bed. The directors recommend that this balance should be carried over to the next half year. The ell•IILM VI, in moving the adoption of the 1141011, observed that mina the comp a ny cou ld b e made goad paying commet.ial concern it wee melees mmaiderng what other purpose@ the Crystal Palen and be devoted to, however useful or praiseworthy they might be. He might be asked than what Crthere wof the cowpony's payi ng ? The shme rst as could answer the question for thaninine, but it might be expected that he too should give one. the., the on proem of the year might be tan at 11,00111. er 12.000%, and coupling that fact with the pion ef the sham, which now stood at 26e. each, he thought the prompting( the company was hopeful to an mina homes. Tr. mantre yielded • handsome wan Apia s=li aft we*, original capital, Ina wo hors that they woe The ours the directors did r a o t h V l di leibeaftlikataM pnaians rtgleal.wase,„ laud ply that it would not give • divined green mantleg ; but at the next half-year they resident!y expected to be in • position to dative • dividend of at least 2.. par share. If the shareholders world only assist the director, in getting the manning debentures, the company would be out of debt, and nothing bat the grossest mismanatement could imperil its Bound commercial pi eine. h wee unaccountable that the price of the Mures should bare Wien on the public-alms of the report and acconam. It was veld, however, that the ac counts were cooked ; but be could stake his reputation upon their accuracy; while as to the rumour that the balsams in band was • myth, he would dispose of it by meetly stating that that amount was at that moment in the hands of their bankers, and the shareholders could have it it they liked. He hoped they would determine to leave it when it woo, and be promised that by the next meeting it should be doubled. (Cheers.) The chair. man berme made some remarks upon the refreshment con tract, which was working satiafacterily, the Sunday queens and the appointment of Mr. Bowley as general canager,who enjoyed the fell confklenes of the direcedis, he concluded by urging the meeting to be un an i mous in their proceedings, and forthwith to write off a large silos of their capital, so as to bring It within • dividend-payin g compase. (Cheers and laughter.) ..... Mr. flaers omenisated upon the poet selemanegsatent of the cowers, sad denoemoed three of the directors en being the determined oppoaste of reform. ThassOmeeld, were Mr. lodise Mr. Oat vy, end Mr. Low. if. advised the share holders to support the chairman, end moved the follottiag rider to the report, viz. "That the thetas of thie meeting be gives to the chair ram, Mr. Feritubvr, sad those other directors who have honourably and %awfully exerted themselves to Introduce kanisiel changes. That this meetleg believes that the =depreciation of Crystal P a l ma s h ares Lases aehly he notedsvcloperneot of its resources, and that the sutemwie• will become remunerative, and regain ptsWia amedisat, wheel its mul.iferious capacities for samsernant, isdaosaion, sit, oumuserce, end nasal progress, ere adequately employed." Mr. DAVID', of Rochester, escanded the motion. Mr. Prerese advocated en immediate divieion of the be times in heed. It would give one shilling • shem, fro from Income tea. The toweling was pmeretliog when our report Wt. QUE 61 1 .6 COLLEGn, LONDON.—Tbe annual meet ing of tbe Mende or ibis college woe bold y at the Harley-street —the Bishop Oxford. to the fret isstreee, eceepv log the chair, she/surds the Bishop of Lesbos, the visitor of the college, sad tartly the Right Hon. W. F. Cowpe r . The report read by the dem. the Rev. B. B. Phtethers, stated that what was toestiosed lee year ea contettplstel was sow cotepleted—the founletlon of • perpetual scholarship by the lady visitors, giving a tree rdeemien to • pupil 'elected by him, sad also the foostlation el the Cambridge scholarship, a pm isreers to the children or grassichildren t i t ag redneths of the Usivelity Cambridge. The comma bed decided os l,g M il t argeaintlea el the neap 'he adnes et the whine =I It pupas of the tee dinner te tin hi, homertonli to be Mrs Peen. inteni et ea honehea to the teal reddest el ed the inky superintendent gad bee aseteast. TM raked mime from pupils taking the whole coves rested Irene AL In. end U. 7... to la 10., In futon there will he abased el esaainen netted of the present epees of the rehears thseassives Is the soh emulates. At Enter tarn the saber el orespoomdsve wee 2S, and of sesseeepemilles 10e; the Wei sestet of pupils was ill. to them mast be added 77 fa the speolal mane.. The report was adopted on the muse albs Bishop of Otford. seended by the Right Hon. W. P. Cowper. The Bishop ef Ozbed mid that the object of the college wee le give the highest elements of • Isay's edsesttes ; that every thing in nlis 'Venal feelkfanny el sub es isstitoilan, by heehaw tidy ringers sad leap aeptelatundeate, was deaf, end that inch as ehrested singe Otte neon= el the lamb en most predate • teeing biome es the aim ebies of the nation. Is elbetates anstlag, the Bishop el sari. other ehinnellsne. nil that the public bad I d = prej avian inillinhas et this Mad free s l a r ag tis=lia ben* IM tenale weww w. the u l t zers ea t tangs tam Mbg hued la • atil-aanted *hen amber of iismasanst was ehal -.s. nerhed by gunlas =ta. wpa it esnallnisasep resen linool, arable ea kap nsilsre, te its emelt end enseitte edasettee, and to the end ide noitlag esperni Tin Cauttet.-03 lent the Rev. Mai Usury Dlgby, clerk B A., wee in by the Lard Bithzl e Nerneb to an bow:wary castan , la the whir dal et Na nab, end wee leenßed the &Bowleg latesenny. Oa Bender the Bee. Wane Bears Planner, sink wee amend b the curacy of Oriente. la Norfolk. kraal) Alderman Wilson has, at Itie ens theme, Mod the central mid window of the chapel at the City of Louden Cesesery with painted L a h . mLf shoat dolga. The Son wee reported in the City Cementite yenevilly at he ..snug, sail a owe of thesis to the hberal cheeses we pewit RYA ORMATOZIEL—HOIII- OFFICE. JUNE N.—The Cads& liefwastery fer Orbs. *lime at D Myth. Parkboad, user 411.p0w. ilto aunty of Leas* Me boos aert i d . Vie llmpolry of Ow* me It to to • nfornietnr7 utior de moldier of Ile statute 17 •••1 113 c. la Dons awl Raft Ilkissmaiary 1$ Go amily of Doom Ms boa cootillol by tbs Seenemy cf Ibis se bbe a ribraisterr Selbsek osier the . f. tbts ottbs alelale 17 owl 1$ Vl - .. a. 116.—fortu. against that don, writing beory of the irren up by riah to mint* I they remove expresses an mai who is in o:re--should the Tartars lot 1* worth igly confirms 41a hare been secretly re 'r people are air bite anti and, coming nt the middle inton and its of Pthkwei he manner in acquit scene*, to escape from imissioner, this h the Tartars, Elgin's more ed the gorern effort against as by keeping aad no more few days WO Selligasa of the r Na-rat the, a. The captive, VA, W. Ana*, J. This path. Swot hew op en wee arrested at WWI have also he the Italian Waited at Gip, lf el may judge e arrival at every Altar day au the lad la a first-claim a had as &Wei I rood Piedmont. J. W. .10 eel, weak to vesture oder Katmai oe t Naples, was not on sturdy :option from bin 21, states posi ts had the Vise. r six years, spat Railing. The dose sot doubt rhs Mein farther Beak of Erne, ring, sad would meeting of the lefty to animals, Ito hoes Loadoa, is eafortattately site those isms. wee aseeTtathed, atlas .0 a story had said on soma melded is taming the Casette ale K • pines of thia trstios of a minis. precedent, as tin ass himself wore rill, and who is S. has entered so very ram eirrom. Prussia to OWN '1318411111 CO a mill- Gazette says : to Constantinople, uul • privet• an d in this capita a 4. T 6• •mb•n- ficent patron of rcript ion lug meeting al tie... -I irlon =book be • Nelms' IMlsselp ler which n miser D them by Weed , Royal Entwine, rom St. Peters n.perov (t Huai% contemplates up to ptivote cos kinds with whir& awry. Although oght to ctoistltabs of the umpire, yet the .hie, is eau it abuses so ottis sing is a letter ending the British is IL goads, of the end al the steam au be vecalleetede a beard, pet We d woe reading by t seems —" Her. rip intlifiumg later ilea, Ma eel seer a of able bray relie ve WOO bere able alms sad agss This Was I ; sad, Altos& sty to oar kilov olt, of wed. vet I tics to tool t►at we Issas. Loaf, lom 1.. le baron:my awl Note*: AO arm bete to sn desirable kr sits troy bead t!. eirtualltlSCO SO to es p.. of YU/ uselig. pivanloow my matt" la oiler owing to rot per- I remain, ET • SISK ART. -Cllrr 'muted Mow' stoma (.—lt was stets' 11011 It IMe lbe 111 w reverie 0. the 10111 4.a.21 Carey, la the —" • ewer leg the resetee tot of Dolle le maim. A 'MS /Mot PM. 4 ewes cube of die Bona —ls the wi we . eil , of Mho M Lb, re trad •—" Tb• has bib its. Mom a la th• Mule woe ▪ ileyetlet• Moe ea boas temird la ▪ TM smut wee 1110.3 Mr. TM ▪ Mt bum MO • my prabsibrt ble roe, Ms Mem Moog my be ssalesl the 111, eke b toss low reskift=il Lot Irmo Woad w.. wilk r ea tie sr r %we ovum MIMI b the Jim te. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1858. BILARB LISTS.-11118 Ddr. Two o'OLoolt. At one period of the morning the tendency of the railway share market was rather more favourable, but dulness has since supervened. Caledonian stock was in chief demand, being ftrst marked 74, but has sincereoeded. GrestWestern,afterbeingpurchased as high as 501„ has relapsed to 49; to 60k. London and North Western stock is now quoted 89 to ; Midland, 901 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 881 to /, being weaker; London and South Western, 451 to 461 per share; Great Northern, 24/ to 25 ; and Eastern Counties', 11i to 12. This is settling day." The Canadian shares remain dull, at the late re duction. East Indian railway stock is still offered. Great Luxembourg and most of the French shares are also flat. Tb I. s 111 a 11l 4i (14 414 I*6l 113 Is 16 die MU as ;.; N ~ ~ Owing ilia 1# W 101 IN I 21i 2 at 20112 H di 441 ail sa a . IN - 17folaorliiit. igOiral isolilmelmodkur (to low distaa4 North Wrier* al= ajosottos (to D.I. !les At r ... , sat.dbegli «. w ~..,.... .....mi ......... •• iji6l: . La. 4 loolimil Lt owl 03.) .... Ilhoiii.. k ic ialhi r lts. N.lroutl es kili Tl 4 Nk Y14 1.4: i dill II rwarM 11!!ebt , ipertlts . ......... I . • y g IDadiaij mt. N 101 lel 1N II II IN 140 I 6 - iii V V N IN Si 11 II i i I via • • UT 10 Si Si Of 104 ii iti M es II 11 A l m u mi* Mem II yawat. iiP 11. Strom = Ds. I pw oak . ,t i s Wow aad earn I aaraa le PS. ns awl Mot& pwaa 3 rawsial.. Needier, hum 3 'cat lif =re iie loadsaid it= re Nay I pow sot 11W01 Noah went isollows at Fowl mat - "-*ag . lemosawil pont W. 'Mimi II p.a. 144 P 14 40 soi MONEY MARKB7-THIS DAY. Two o'Cocri. The funds to-day remain flat, at the reduction established yesterday. At one period of the morning, a further decline of k per oent. was temporarily quoted. Little basiness is going forward. In the share markets the dealers are principally occupied with the settle ment. Owing to the severity of the looms incurred through the late fall, this event gives rise to some anxiety. Con;ols for the Bth of July, after receding to 951 1 to 1, are now quotcd 95! to 7-18, ex div. The Three per Cents. Reduced, in which the usual purchase has been made on public account, have been dealt in at 951 to .1 ; the New Three per Cents., 951 to 4 ; Bank Stock, 2204 to 2214 ; India Bonds, at 15s. to 20e. prem.; Exchequer Bills, March, at 325. prem. ; ditto June, at 18s. to 225. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001. Turkish Six per Cents. are fiat at 24/ to 951. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan has been dealt in from 1 to 1/ di,., and is now quoted 1/ to 11 du. ; Spanish Bonds continue firm. In other foreign stocks the transactions have been upon an unim portant scale. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 1858 (scrip,) 1/, 14, 1 die. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 194, 20; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 47, 46t ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102 ; Spanish Three par Cents., 451, 4b; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 271; Turkish Six per Cents., 95, 941; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104,1041, The demand for money yesterday showed ineressed activity, and discounters in all eases were very firm, no transactions taking place below 3 per cent. The business transacted at the Bank was larger than for some weeks past, many persons being induced to avail themselves of the Bank's practice of making advances on bills until the 14th of July. It is said that, the East India Company have withdrawn some loans from the market yesterday. Some demand was also experienced for the Stock Exchange settle ment. This alteration in the appearance of the money market is not expected to last longer than a fortnight, since the mess of money which will be released next month in the shape of dividends can soaroely fail to affect the market. The steamer Tamar arrived at Lisbon from the Brazils on Monday, with 43,0001. in specie, and 37,0001. in diamondi, and is expected to reach Boath ampton on Friday. _ _ The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally steady. Bills on Vienna and St. Petersburg were in less demand, and were quoted rather more favourably for this country. The current rates are shown below, vie : Amsterdam, t 0,,. oxotha,ll.l7 to 4 , ditto, abort, 11.144 to 154 ; Itometdast, three months, 11.17 to 4; Antwerp, three months, 26.80 to 6 ; Hamburg, marks Minas three mostly, 16,84 to 74 ; Paris, three days eight, 36.24 to 10; ditto, three months, 96.30 to 24 ' • Frankturt.os-thiollaine, three months, 1184 to 4 ; I'etenbarg, per rouble. three months, 854 to 4; Vienna, et to.. three months , 10.26 to 8 ; Trieste, do., three months, 10.27 to 9; Madrid, three months 49 to 4 ; Oedia, thine mouths, 494 to 4 ; Leghorn, three months 79.60 to ; Gesoa, thno months, 26.40 to ; Niss, three mash*, al to 4; Palermo, three months, 116 to 4 ; Neosho, throe swathe, 1154 to 4 ; Lisbon, 90 days. 614 to 62 Oporto. 90 days. 624 to 4. _ _ - . The appeal of Messrs. Calvert and Co. the brewers, against the recent decision of Mr. Cotiireis sioner Evans in the Court of Bankruptcy, will be heard on Friday next. There was a rumour yesterday, whether well founded or not remains to be seen, that the forth coming dividend of the Midland R ailway Company will not exceed 4t per cent. ptr annum. It appears that, according to tbe.last advice' from New York, the call of 20 dole. per share on the shares in the Illinois Central Railroad Company had not been announced there—a circumstance which has excited surprise amongst the English share holders. At the meeting of the South Australian Banking ' Company held yesterday, Mr. Divett, M.P., is the chair, a report was read, which stated that the sum representing the colonial profits had not arrived, owing to 'advances made in the colony, so that it was recommended in the interim, to divide only the Lon don profits, which left a balance on the 91st of May of 23,6711. 17e. Id., and would allow of a dividend I of 6 per cent. per annum. The report was agreed to unanimously. The half-yearly meeting of the African Steam Compaq was held yesterday. The report stated that the grew reeeipts were 46,2861. 9s. 2d., and the charges 38,0311. 161. 4d. Deducting the dividend at the rate of 6s. per . share paid in December lut, and a balance remains of 3,6131. 12s. 10d. Some &km:onion took place with reference to the pro priety of dividing this balance, which would admit of a distribution at the rate of 6s. per share, but it was ultimately decided to hold it over. The annul meeting of the shareholders of the Commercial Bank of London is called for the 20th July. the annual meeting of the Australian Agricul tural Company is called for the 13th July, when a dividend will be recommended. Notice is given of a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, on the stock of the Commercial Bank of Canada. The half.yearly dividend is advertised on the Right per Cent. First Mortgage Bonds of the New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Railroad Comany. The select committee of the House of Commons on Tribunals of Commeroe on last Monday concluded the evidence with reference to the working of these tribunals in Paris, Brussels, and Hamburg. On the bth of July the collection of English evidence wilt commence with the examination of Mr. Francis Lyn'. The steamer Salsette sailed from Malta on Monday for Southampton, with the heavy portion of the homeward Bombay mai . .. The Northern arrived at Malta on Monday, after a quick passage, with tk mail for Calcutta and China forwarded from South ampton on the 20th instant, and left the same day for Alexandria. _ A meeting was held yesterJa of the creditors of Marrs. Ross, Mitchell and Co., merchant., to consider the facts stated in the circular recently issued by Mr. Chatterh, the accountant. The chair was occupied by Mr. D. Price. The balance-sheet presented to the meeting of creditors in October last showed an estimated surplus of 57,2901. ; and a second statement, subsequently received from Toronto, put the surplus at a still larger sum, viz., 69,1431. The figures now laid before the meeting show a deficiency of 65,6071. The offer now made by the firm was to pay 11e. 13d. in the pound, in instalments extending over a period of about 31 years, although the meets show at least Ids 10d. in the pound. Ultimately, Mr. Snelling, on behalf of the firm, stated that he was prepared to increase the offer of composition to i 12e. 6d. in the pound, sal this was eventually 'agreed te, it being settled that the dates of payment shall be fixed by a committee of dye creditore, who are also empowered to decide as to the nature of the securities to be given for the due payment of the composition. Tomas livennte. The public still hold aloof, and aSord little sup- port to the stock markets, the tendency of which, is ccesequence, cantinas. unfavourable. The hinds at one period to-dayeakibited a fresh reduetion of t per osnt, owing to renewed sales by discouraged ope rators for the rise. In the afternoon, however, ed wit standing news of a fall on the Paris Boars, and an ' demand for money, a partial rally took place, the ',toot quotations being per cent. below those of yesterday. In the railway share market the principal them dem were in caanezion with the settlement, the Cig=of which this afternoon developed, in • , a scarcity of stock, leading to the infer ence that a porde. of the meat mho have been merely speculative. Some investments bars evi dent:y been efticted, at the reduced prices, in (]real Western An ti Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks; and the farms was :consequently reodesed.aasasa►fall the settlement, that a " backwardation" of I to per cent. was paid by sellers for the privilege of postponing the delivery of it until a fortnight hence. Corso's, which closed yesterday at 931 to 9-18, ex div., for th e dth o f J u ly, opened this morning at 96 1, " sellers," receded to 961 to f, and closed at 951 to I. For the August settlement the last price was 95 9-16 to 11-16, the " continuation" being 3-16 per cent. The government broker purchased a small paroel of Reduced Three per Cents. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, foraccount (Bth July), 95L I, 1, f sz div.l Three per Cents. Reclined, 951, ; New Three Per Cents.. BM f, fr Bank Stock, 221 f • Indian Four per Cent. Loan Debentures, 991 Ditte Scrip, EPP,: India Bonds, 16s. prem. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 33e. to 375. prem., and the June, 20a. to 235. prem. The foreign stock market was dull. Turkish Six per Cents., after being marked as low as 94f, cloud* per cent. worse than yesterday, at 941 to 95. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain quoted 104 to I. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan war dull at lf to 1 dia. There were some inquiries for Spanish Passive and Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds. Bank shares remain steady. There were more inquiries to-day for those of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China. South Australian Bank were marked 29 and 301. Canada Land shares have advanced, and Australian Agricultural met with inquiry. Van Diemen's Land have receded. London Dock stock was officially marked 1081. MINIM-MIS DAY. Two o'CLool. This being settling day little business has been done in the mining market The only transactions officially quoted in the Stook Exchange are in Wheal ;Edward shares at 41, and Wheal Mary Ann at 441. As regards other descriptions, we have still no alteration of importance to report. Bon Accord Copper shares are rather more offered, and have been dealt in at 10s. prem. There are some inqairies for Fortuna Mining shares, which are marked 21 and 21. Linares have met with business at 91 to t. A case of considerable interest to , the shareholders in the abortive gold mining schemes of four or five years ago, and, indeed, to the shareholding class generally, received yesterday its final settlement, the House of Lords having, on appeal, affirmed the de cision of the lower courts in the case of G. B. Sey mour versus Bagsha - w. The plaintiff, a stockbroker, claimed to recover of Mr. Bagehaw, who is member for Harwich, and who was a director of the scheme known as the Lake Bathurst Australasian Gold Mining Company, the amount paid for 100 shares in that company, of which he had been induced to become a bona fide holder, as he pleaded, y the absolute misrepresentation of the defendant and his co-directors. The litigation hoe been prolonged through several yeare, Mr. Begehaw having carried the case from one court to another, bat meeting with an adverse decision in each. this result mast be considered satisfactory, as tending to finally settle the personal responsibility of directors for the bona fides of the prospectus, which forms the contract between them and the public. The point is the more important because, although ether share holders may not cue to embark iii an equally pro tracted and expensive struggle, the remedy that is open to ono is open to all, and the precedent may be very valuable. T u =DAT BYIOIIIIO. The mining market to-day was very dull, owing partly to the preparations for the settlement. Great heal Vor and North Frances shares were more inquired for and rather dearer, most other descrip tions remaining nominally unaltered in price. Foreign and colonial mining securities wars also very inactive. COMMERCIAL AND IitAREB73. MARIE-LANE.-THIS DAY. The wheat trade was flan to-day, and if any alteration, the turn In price was against the buyer. Flour sold on fully al good terms. Barley underwent no c Oats, with good arrivar i f:proved in value 1.. per ter„ mainly count by a continental demand. Beans and peas fully as dear. £ALLYLLI INTO LONDON IRON JUNE 24 TO JUNE 3). Maga a am*. Ufa. ANaw. Mona ... We .... r.:::::::::::=: 'lli . spi I 3 1 4,1 UM • •• • ••. SW& Bait 713413.4141: ranks Mew, bomb. 140 m e t es - - - - • - - --- . _ ___ ___ ___ . ___ _ 1 611 Sit* litiodlii pirrisi - .. 7- 7: IL I* • lift& 4p. 44,114. 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Jail ft-Tbe amid optsted 61 • &is ft 4 pee afty tl Wind rather Ileat u tatal bettor Dos do lows.. 01141r= 6 1 4 i W 0u... 117.43:47:114"1".. 1.2 - d'"' usatz a:Ty 111.1- 114047 ZPar " Dorftftil 14 ., 1.46•1 4 0 ,_..„ 11"16140621 •• u tlft u k-E1.22010111r , 0.466„ Nallollißilinowa s.7l•Zoirtot in. nubile iIM . ;12 beat eftionao Mama 0 owe Doak. lime- bed. SI -Oft ow 4 41 1 .0040. Illicatladbf db. d. rtemis Ina. Hew. a l taMoli= l.64" 111-Maill THE POLICE COURT& (I'HIB DAT.) MANSION-11017U. Ave ELCITABLII MAN. George Johnaon was charged with being drunk and dis orderly, upon the evidenoe of Polioeman 663, who deposed that aboet a quarter to 12 on the pomading night, while he was duty in Great Tower-street the prisoner Went up to and inquired if ha was t he ollkor who was ors duly on the other side of the way on Monday night. Witness told him, no ; upon which the prisoner said it was InAry for him he was not as otherwise be should have been compelled to do something fur him. Waiter told him he had better move off, when the prisoner became vary violent, end holding op his arm, as if he had a pistol or something of that sort in his hand, told the polioeman not to advanoe one stop farther or he would give him a taste of that." The prisoner here threw up his arma frantically end ex claimed that there was not a word of truth in the poliminaa's "' T r im . witness, however, adhered to his statement, and added that ho wee compelled, fur his own protection, se the prisoner persisted in following him, to take him intommody. 'rho prisoner had evidently been drinking at th e time. The prisoner asserted diet he was perfectly sober, and that he merely asked the witness, if he was the man who was on the beat a night or two ago, be..,.. on that oc casion the policsintan who via on duty, without say pro vocation, gave him two or three kicks, which very mash excited him, and he wanted to And him out; but no sooner did he mention the matter to witness, than the latter drew out bin Mat and sprung his rattle, in • manner which made him (prisoner) hold up his arms in self-defence. The I..)rd Mayor said the prisoner, if not drank, was rmy excitable, and &NEN-god him with a caution. THAMES. ROl9 RIMINI DURING TH R LONDON DOCK 711 E. Corp &weird, a dirty-looking ruffian, aged 20, of Plower-and-Dean-street, Spitalfields, was brought beam Mr. Yardley, charged with stealing • s h ear watch from Mho =of John Jenkins, a labourer in the service of the Dock Company. The prosecutor , whose face was Injured mad whiskers staged, was assisting to the utmost of him powr in suSduing glad flames in the London Dock warehouses yesterday aim.- aeon, and when on explosion of saltpetre took pleas be wee Mown spinet some timber end very much Wand. He bed previously saved fifteen men whom be brought oat of a wart house on fire, and whose retreat was for row Urns eat off. After he recovered from the shock of the eaplioloa be ma allowed to leave the dock aad go Math He straggled through the crowd until he reached the New York storm opposite the dock, wham be partook of • glees of brandy to refresh him. lie was learina the home with the iatentioa of going horns to change hu clothes, when the prisoner stepped up to Mtn, and took his watch from his pocket. The prosecutor took the watch from the pritemer's hand, mid g••• biro into the custody of J. Mayas, • polico-ocestabis, No. 60 H. Hayward the ;arrow vas well known to the police, and vas Ibisastrat raorite of thieves. Kr. Yardley sentenced the prisoner to three months' im plemental and hard labour. Albert Stephen Butter, alias Tat fray, aged 20, of Flower end-Dems-etrees, Spitalfields, was neat charged with stealing ■ silk handkerchief from the person of Edward Goodall, en game, of No. 4, Brydges street, Covent-garden. Porter William Danaway, police-constable No. 129 H, elated that white the fire was raging he saw the prisoner very buy Gana the crowd in Upper Eut Smithfield, end observed him take a silk handkerchief out of the prosecutor's coat pocket. He snatched the handkerchief out of the pramer's hand and took him into cuatody. The primmer was the suociate of thieves, and be saw him "at work" at the fire at the St. Katherine Dock a few weeks since. Mr. Ye/Wisp—And this prisoner also 0011341 from Flower airel-Desa-strort. DlinaWay:-Yen, sir, there is a colony of thieves In that street, and plenty of verities. Mr. Yardley committed the prisoner to the tread-wheel in the House of Correction for three months, and hoped th.t it would be made known ibst he intended to putial all pick poekets with groat severity. Dunaway, in answer to a question by Mr..lruMey, said great many watches and parses ware stolen Jain the dm WANDSWORTH. SINOULAIL RAILWAY DISPUTE. M.. John Asrtsirlo MaksAaas, a 'sack man 'raiding at No. 213, Dartiminufwetreet, Westminster, appeared Were Mr. Lemma, to anemic the complaint of Mr. Henry Anecomb, on behalf of the Crystal Palace Railway Corn.. pia!, for riding in • third-clam carriage without har.og the prereof.r.onsly paid the ir% with intent to evade the payment The defendant pheiki eat guilty. Hammered from the evidence of sestaral ticket collectors employed at the Pimlico terminus of the Wart-end railway la Battersea, tint on the evesiag of the 16th of Jane the de tract. at mead through the barrier at the station with the in tention of travelling by the 6.3.5 train to the Crystal Yahoo station. He then asked • collector who was clipping the tickets whether his yenta ticket would be avail able the next day, as it was very probable that he might not Mara the sum night. The adlisedeat was told diainotly that it would not, as it was only annable for that day. He Was meat by the vain , and is the follow. lag moredag when the 10.60 train arrived st Deitterees stattou, thn defaadant, who wee in • third-dam carriage, &knead up to the collectim the half of his return ticket, dated the 15th. The fare of 6d. from the Crystal Palacio to Batmen was then demanded, bet he refused to pay it, aid subseqnsaUy offered 3d. It appeared that the double ticket In the Crystal Palace sad beck wee 91., sad as he bad already paid that atm be thought they Gould sot demand morethan the &Midas's! 3d. 'lie defeolwt.dathted that lee was told on the 16th that the Morn ticket would not be available on the next day, and said that was after he had pnrchaeed It, and be did not think the collector was an authority. It wee only but fair fur hint to expect that a reasonable ts would be allowed fur him to Morn. -- fir. Ingham inquind it than were say train manning atter the tine tha ticket had bets itenied. .... ~..... —, ~..........,... Mr. AnarOnb said there were several. Ths defendant had sa o portunity of going to the Crystal Palace station, ng them three home, and then to return the same t to Battersea. defendant acid at other railways return tickets IMO available the neat day, mad be was not to know they did not adopt the came prindplo on the Crystal Palace Una. How ever, ((that was not allowed, bo thought it was against all pritciples of right and justice that ha should be charged an additiosal ',space when the Magio fares- than sod back amounted to only one shilling. Mr. Ingham said the ticket was dated the 15th, clearly showiest that it waa only available for that day. As to rea sonable time being allowed, there might be no and to people's fancies. Some might think their whole lifetime a rssaosabla period, sad so on. However, apart from all philosophkel views of the matter, be thoughtl there had been an attempt to defraud the company. He and him 201. sad coots, which were paid. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ($1 ilacraso razaosArs.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HAWIENTONE CUP. One mils and a half. hers Dante:Tee, VMS. WOCTIMIIII% sad Misty Man, see CORPORATION PLATE. Tbraireinestses of • wile. Katherine Lyle, Peree-ine-not, Unexpected, Apollo, and Merry Sunshine, see here. SALOP HANDICAP. Thrse-onartsrs of a mils. Ribboinnsa, Mai& Lander, sad Merry Sunshine, its bosh 011111 Aaanstar—Haallas, Mistress, sad Old Tom. • CARLISLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) LOTTERY !ITAKES. One one kat a quarter. Doom, El's et !Wass& Little Nell. Trip tb. Alm Thaw*, Mee% eelbsiente, Julia, sad Wen the Fair, ass ban. CITY PLATE. Os. ROM. Alfred, Quin, braes y, mad Masa the Fair, aro bore. FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, WESTMINSTER-ROAD. —The Csalenery Theakeedviin of this hutitaites took rime yeetontsy wsnien t tb• hearths of the WUlanes, Vint neseter• reed. Attar the an envie* ha the chapel, the Archtenhop of Centenary eildressei the ;ten mad prong sehelere. A Maser w then perinea ef. Y •Oent to the roads, by 110 pesent, 190 tenesor pagan ion : p layliege of the lastitatien. hese member el lite a mine' soul the envie I. the greandin bad el the Soon Ifenhon ninon the preentlhip by sear goal ureek. Ext AT BOOLOCINS.--The barerdiall It Isis bilowiag "e We" lee isowted • Isar width eam Ter Ilmblem le vet be Wipes, ter user eisebiletegotelleastmeelhe itereee lle This oweellea le me amt. The Webb' of the lativise bee bees bwi empli M eameleobto how fits seemby et lollop Owitew • prow% Int am at la hood Sopa bp heeee A Now Itscavrior.-.0. the snivel el Jim stiirM lisposee el dm Fres& et Bork may mumi ripsissalatisysidelssd Is ash r by Ogee besil. Wes, awl la Willem .11 Übe f rte t.hl.h oenemil As wins= ef the niedieled, esd which sze *blow r weedlee, an belie anew& eaweee le fir• theme Pere aim Ile Impeeet will be wisowpoloi lea Oboubserg he ANA by flow dips el the ilae. will will Mao of di ihe Weis; es that ir tbe Ihmeber own will be west fiembleblo TN▪ ewe et the Riveter at H... who scree thee inured es askew sowwil livelawse. et course wl free the bowleipe of bb 1116% esi bee it hold la all• le ealetwenolg hi 'Wm • semelleihm vlib hr Ile awe lempeiale frees hi lbe baby le • emwel I. W awoooroweet. oeseliee •• iseISWAMI Palm be 44 ben lid bop Sale ow d by the pder her p. b. hie alb verkediesskilsa of Rib el* rtry diattelt.—Gelwedes. 01DIMMIT MARIO AND MOCK ra. I ..sways. 4 : - 0 I Jae. ..—..... a It• ()wawa', , .----.... 100 ce.eir sad ammo -- W ill 81 . 4 . 2 India —..— a ........ ....,. 0 Do. A 1 Aso Or. mil I 1111 Do. 1111 p.a. le paid i• fL. an Duat. Tertk it Abort Ja MI Obi W l* fisagirealls Jamas t WS aims Wks, OW • .. AS Po. Ohm 1 .. re ars ii`Zi ............... 1193 kg l / 4a.r.s;i DM le• KO gasm an OMland .. 11 itt. IN 09 lir BM We& I ) 11:: Do.aser ld rliiii: in [620669 9191ia .... 141 Do. Mardi 11 De. NISI' ...... 190 Lanauttlre • 69. I P.. 411 119 sit 1.6=1:: DiamtwaY .. II: =riratt... - ° 6 m. i 9 ra I 4 1 ; IN dark, lassalarb. 191 4 gr."l" /Ka ........... ISO aa6 LL HI M De. IL elwinierS i ai W inleallib awl 0u1d5.... al 9 art " di Ion& &Wm IMP Setae . I I i lltr i rLi969i9; 1796... a Ne* = 'Ai :Web: W Da • ..... ...... 1" ii• " V "— l i rtrii.: NI 110 199. IN al: alb &&. 9. Do Q ui. 1" 1 in . ••• • .... 9. t 17 . 1 If er, _ _ w I.! . ....C" IT SI 11 11 N I" Ism ..... .... II I i i i FOt Pt 8.4 g's It q '4 °' pkt 1A N si i 1 a r NM WO WHY, Y 1 14. M. U 74 St 1 i 5 I a 44 66Y 46 46 108 Willoll 01 MS at II I!p Imo. :l am_ • Illiiiiiiii. 11: ••16 = .2 .... i•I E Wa11.... " " so Ler.i iiiiiliii is• Dullogiss lis EV a d• ....... lel Vas el Rai' . to Weretsse i. 4 lielkiii. : A Watirtard 6•1 Waselok IZ.ll2l . 2=Ogral e De. • fMa so dh. Ali 11 Pe. 1 I pr etdiald le 11 1 el Weis balm BILITIJUI POSIMISIONS I:Alpe. Elam XL Ali Wet 1 Godedeb D 7 Built LH. ht. ---- 4.T71. 1E74 alum .. Do. Iditto.. balls sod N. !Yawn .. Rs Tows L Dad &tip R TOW.> .. D 6 l / e" r Ma. 4.1 telp ova hunk wk. Deo S. Madura Da la d 40. Do oo.w3o.osAW Urat Do. 101.. Poolowila wow Ot. l look as io De• be. •11. ie. de. r Walnut llyr re el 841...pa0.77 wor. 4i Ow wet kik ---- De.l6 Om. I por 11•10.0orolteom. !Not , Pliesi. LINTS LEASED AT Cal Tar i di. rer I 1 414 111 ti 14 13 41. 40 N 16 60 73 tt t a.! 1 F I iii i 411 )47 i i 9. it fa 11 dh 1 Pit U I :it • !T IT •liti ii. Irelll lid IV gi 991 1101 14 44 .... I tit: `it 1 Ijiil iIS i iti de. i i 1. 1. 0 I , N MINC/NO-LANE.-THIS DAY. fly dan.—The market continue' doll. and prices are fully on lower than Friday last Refined . The is i market also 6d. lower; lump-, 63 I. 6d. to 565. 6d. COY7llls.—plantation Ceylon has declined Gd. to le. ; low middling to middling, 64a. to 605.; good ordinary native Ceylon sold at 461. to 46e. 6d. Ta.t.—The letters by tha Claw mail were delivered this morning. Our market remains dull; prices are unaltered. Rm.-3.000 begs Madras sold at a slight advance la public isle at 7a. 3J. to 7s. 6d. Perria.-600 bags, damaged, sold in public sale at 314. to 41d. Corrow.-200 Wes sold yesterday on 'Change. flairrwras.—The market is *sad y. In other articles no material alteration. Markets generally dull. TALLOW MAILKET.—THIB DAT. Tire market is quiet. Tows tallow is quoted 49a. 34., nett cash ; Parreberit Y.C. eat tt►a spot, 62e. ; July to September, Ms. 91. to 61. , October to Daa, 3Qt. 9d. ; ditto, separately, 604. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—TH3B DAY. liaises. Pattanden and Smith most that tha market fa heavy. Accounts from plantations about the same'. COAL MARIERT.-THIS DAY. .I b lamil. 148.6 d; Gray's Wale ; Braa's B Wai srasy,l6.. ; Walla End W hod Heti on, 14s. 64. ; Walls WIC Mottos. les. 64.; Will, Bud South Kollos, 16s. , Walls Bed Laglotou, 16s. ; Walls Bad etageres, 16s. 6d. ; Walls Bad !loath Bottom, 16.. 3d.; Walls Bed Taos, 16s. 6d.-83 idtlps at isartot. RIOT AT WOLVEIEAMPTON.—For several days psi*, it has been advertised that a Baron de Commis. a con vert to the Retablished Church, would deliver three lectures at Wolverhampton ces the Roman Catholic) Church, and on Monday night, everything proceeded with tolera ble quietism' ; but this (Tuesday) miming It des announced that another lemon" would be gi vsq A deem crowd of Mamma collected around the Corn Exchange, and, notwithstanding the efforts of the munnemosd thowlag brickbats and other inhales; mad it was not until much damage had ham dome—the splendid gismo windows of the Corn Bathing, broil's, and several parties injured that the mob could be quieted. Seve ral individuals are in custody. The mayor his read the Riot Act.—Marldiester Guardian. ?finable/101.T AOCIDENT.—An event has just oc curred which he painfully sit oted every me who has heard of It. The vicar of Westbource—the Rev. R. L. Browne—had a son Arthur, aired 21 yams, who bold the rank of mate on board her Msjany's ship Swam In the early port of bat week news arrived that this young 'oath,- men had tees drowned ; more recently the following par doners have oome to hand :—lt wee Mr. Brownie's watch on the night of the 6th inst., hie ship hating just arrived in the Bay of Gibraltar, and at 10 30 p.m. he was sitting on the hammock Ilsteniog to • bend which'srus playing on the shorn, end talking to the chaplaia, whoa few minutes ater west below. 'immediately the o ry of " • man overboard" resounded through the ship, sad It woe needles to say that is' a well-appointed man-of-war a boot woe lowered Instantly. Poor Mr. Browne was seen swimming is fie best, end had almost touched it when en oar was pubs/ to hie MI; bed as he put %rib his hand to gram Cho prolired help be mak, sad was son no more. No - eme Imam how be All over board ; and sad to oar Metal boorpeadlido elbet was ma to meow'. his hot, It Rid ma o iband ap to the Bons weft imeissat t omer Fiter bersurkirsan4 lDlOui .ad Calignt indeauirrobtrdis Ar emot. O rk ": o•_ Mat takud y, these those being being Impliosed in the losibarearmarder. of • jewelisr at Casn--emilmemee lie ey of Amid at Oelvedse. The trlej tie* •• goody MO wit -11~ ism I=ll "1. 7 from Casa, la the Cele aitwaemsel, glossa litlb pll of the etiki shat erfrefeel. sar 2: ll 4 ll 4 4eth 6. o bm 74,...t at.Hoieb L I: W illres'e " tar asap haa r tglin —re tnae C t q s a u uda lris h :s 6hltd a lrmadl ta m bie- y. oa also floe emona at Treaville, where he gave htleteellest its routed :Ozer ed lands end whin be *yell Ws s• 'Waist t wee slaw • •tamari to In Nationale . wai pee sewed at conerierabls taloa; and rigged eves In aspen; the ealeteeim a rhi a . „arched a certain degree of setlhotity over ~: