The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-16 00:00:00

ELLIGENCE. DAY.) OF LORDS. PPEALB. MI r. TE.I.VIERTON. renewed Wa . argument foe %e d re peated his tha t t, which were relied on by the she did not expect marriage from • to enter into another kind at fact and reality were directed pectation of marriage, and dealt arisen to interfere with that oost she believed their mutual/WWI "ch were used by her with repel ventionalities had reference, not wed association, but to the desire to join with her in rising above abties as they exist in relation to OA fortune and pecuniary mem*, quire.' bow all the dilating on the bore on the propositions in. ly, the fact of a Scotch marriage &ligation or connexion with that the fact of an Irish marriage. awl that in such an inquiry it 0,3 antecedents of the marriage stsblish, and to show that the anything in her relations with d understand th►t the question • e, but how did it bear on the nation of the correspondenoe e. pressing his line of argument, was tiog his position, and examined in which the respondent dwelt on t of the strength of hope and woman's heart, and that be and forget that he ever played her experience could not tend to coed, and if he became a batter should not regret what it then he came to the passage t on by the other sides to enter into other rel►tions • I conclude you will not entertain another which might gratify your nscience—bat I have not the not keep me in this death tat once." This, it was urged, the kind of marriage which Lad k chapel, at Balaidava, by the which she could not consent; hich would satisfy her conscience, t ; and which might be nom. hone to a public sad ordinary radential reasons by the appeilant. respondent she said, "1 am in a same remedy will not avail me f small--gleam of hope to which it from rue, and that by no gently continue the siege much net either yield pnsoner il dime =l to doY Tell me. I think A hat to do, I could and means and was argued, was to be construed ely that marriage only was ... t she was yielding io the private marriage. Subsequent was too weak and help. t proposition ; and was beginning th of the obetaclee which stood and avowed marriage for which ling. As to the enrage on which laid, and such an extraordinary t by the other side—" Oh, I know but I ainnot help it now, so tee which it was suggested th at thin illicit cennexion ; it was simply a knowledge of the strong abandoned of her re:, tbe understood in the seam sense which he (the Attorney. t it could bear until he had heard He contended that the word was rest sense, and implied an appeal g, and pure sympathies of the ent was applied by the learned such as the, " We leave out tea to us the ideal of happinees— ostances, and take thinp as os qu'ou aim% it taut earner ee siguity vitiates can get We can. but are we like other people that we the same rule'" This must be lag, if not her assent, to that pnvate, which the appe ll ant willing to eater into. A subsea. letter ounfirmed this, for the said. • state of perfection, but with with a few cricks sad crooks. I a you at (on& of your words at s had • feeling that your fate awl on must be oat of the beaten track we mined get it straight would 7 it crooktd r There eau sot . . was Dot cosaistast with ibis rod to such s marriage u clump attod, and with a hope sod belied when, all obstacles removed, their od mamas the chsruter whit* . mation of happiiens far lib. had • reference to • sinful ear for a time debarred from the °riff. hich surround that state. Thin y the fact that up to this in the letters of the appellant connexion. Much stress wee laid - this phrase of the respondent s tde facto, what you would have I am morally certain—that it wad was obvious that the appellant se t's meaning, for in • letter he as on the point of leaving the ce to a promise that they abonbi scribes the eoeflict between hie jodgmeut on • question which e to which the respondent had seated, and the result wee o home by • circuitous routs that they would meet at that uduct led to the conclusion that secret one, and that he was yet not eves that course by his know. ich existed to any marriage. Is Hut, however, said that if they p his mind u to what was to be at is, a priest* marriage ; and es, meant, it wm tell the respondent to t7 k the Bellamy, and take her advice. It at he should ask a lady to refer connexion to her own sister. •og when our report left.] :031 MON PLEAS. 3tiddlesex—(Edon Mr. Justice a Special Jury.) THOM*4) V. TBB MiIICKIS OF .BILL TRANdACTIONI4. Cum contained seven counts, six el bilk of ezchao*e, amounting ha 4d the 21st August, 1863, and e and accepted by the Marquis. 44 pleas upon the record, which. id that the bills, of which them fo r the accomM;detios of Mr. them fnr his own use, and the* hem without notice and without Mr. Griffite appeared for the t ("Brien and Mr. M. Smith far ..., opening the ease, said that he rsi , ry to enter into this inquiry. yeti that it the noble defendant circumstance, under which th• of the bi!it--whoever might have lot have defended the scum. The —lt .IN...wed th‘t the Marro:dad nained with Mr.Cutleiris, a tailor_ a teet, ate I through Mr. Curlerviabla If. 'ati..lSiaoKrhisfriendi: li," that the bills upon which lid g been given by the marquis fog friend. This tonne of thine'' , siderable time, oo the 7th Ilay. Mr. Cuilewia the fo ll owing solo: A lioniarle-stroet, May 7, 1980. forward the @ Deland bills., so. tilakr." the phintiff, and at that time 11110;1 it of a memorandum t,7Oi.V. The plaintiff diateunted Ong to 3,500/, in this way—be N. afterwards another chive, 3.10 t. for interest, being three n.onths which the re was 100'. for compliance, aunt of two cheques which he bad few daps before. The bills behis • wrote to the marque and to Yr. - sower from either, though Meet on the plaintiff and negotiated tl plaintiff said he had ascerthiesi so eldest son, and therefore the _., --- accepted by the marquis. Lille now sued on were gives. that it would be well for him 19 that the plaintiff, whom real ing under the same of when be was tried atleeca* - - - Bailey for fraud in obtaining mossy from a lady, kis defence be that the money had beep lent to him, be was but the !re cord who tried the f mv ound libe railt mted y. him on bail, and he made teethe. uou of the whole or part of the mosey, and no u ntrue was ever passed upon him. Afterwards he reesived i letter friar the lady borstal, in which she exptemed has j e ep contrition for bar*/ prosecuted him ; and if there hay been in criminal, as In civil come an opportunity of obtamieg a new trial, such a new trial would have been ir ,, zite d to the plaintiff upon the letter of the promentrix. The ptoatiff had led a varied, if molten Myatt:trona carer ; k, had been for some time a member of the literary for three years he was Paris Me a e spetable journal, end be had mitt= pro nohow to be oed for the purpose of public entertainments, In 1863 he I connected with two gentlemen, who entraeted him sit money with which to discount bills at large interest. The osmes of those gentlemen bad been furnished to him (Mr. Serpent Parry) by the plaintiff, and though it was not c,bed to mention their names publicly, still if the counsel for t h e ma r q uis asked for them they would be at owe given. The plaintiff was examined at length in support of the above statement ; and he Liao said that be had taken the num of Thomas, partly on account of the cirmunstaziose which have been mentioned, and partly because having ex. itetstions in Ireland, his family objected to his [reline as a money scrivener in his earn name. H e added, that for the sixth bill for I,ooof. he pre a cheque on the 7th November, for 200 L, e n the 12th November another for 6501.• there was due to him by Kr. Curlew' s on another traumatic., kna the remaining 501. was charged far discount. On the tart five bills he was paid for renewal 4501. — The witness was Mose-examinsd at length , principal) yin reference to his pecuniary affair, and has various bill trsorections. He admitted that he heel hem in rotreot in 1848, and again in 1866: and in 1863, to compromised with ha creditors. As to the gentle r..,4o who supplied him with money, with which to diaoount t he said that at various times he bad bad upwards of ~,10/. from Mr. Whittington, a distiller in Bistarpigute ;:r,ei ; sad be had also had money from Mr. Pewee a gen tleman of the highest respectability and a member of the Carlton Club. He added that he had made Worts to obtain atteodsoes of Mr. Curlew* who was ill, but without eat. He was now =Mg Mr. Ontiewis for money due to Curlewia said be received the cheque for 2,000/. from the plaintiff on amount of the diamond of the fi ve acd bladed it to his father. His father was r7l , end bad een all this year. This vas the plaintiff 'a case. Mr. 543,144124 O ' Brien was proceeding to address the fury f:r the defendant, but in the course of his speech it was as so laced that en arrangement had been come to. A venliet was accordingly returned by consent for the plaintiff for 3.0001. In another action of a similar %stars a visdiet was tam :.r the plaintiff, by consent, for 5001. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) 8111TH V. 8111TH. 11r. Stara,' HillKrtie petitioner, who sonAt • d,aoltitiou of her marriage on account of her husband's adultery and bigamy. She was married to her husband SO long ago as 1825, and cohabited with him for :5) years at Calais, where he was • lace maker. Afterwards he returned to Nottioglarn, and bred there for some years with his funny, which consisted consisted of six children. He then deserted them, and came to London where he contracted • bigamous marriage with Sarah Jones. The court, having examined the petitiax in order to es t Nish the identity of the partiee,granted a decree nisi with costa. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr._oo/11Mile00112. Pam) BC u BABTWILL. The bankrupt wee a builder and plumber, al Gipsy.kal, Norwood. This was the sitting for examination sad dis charge. The bankrupt ow upwards of 22,00 X ; end the property held ss security is returned at more than 23,0004 Mr. Bagley, for the assignees, required particulate of ell the mortgaged property ; sod an edieurnosent for that pu pae was ordered. (Before lit. Oommisslessr Gotillsarn.) Iv RE BICIRLIY, —QUESTION All TO PRIORITY of CORM This was a Soothelmotor:ease, which bas beecTl4orethe court some time. The assignee originally appointed was removed by order of the court, and a fresh se s*iee was choose, through oboes exertion 751. of note had been realised. The queries now arose, which of the solicitors was entitled to priority in the payment of his costa, the amount being insufficient to defray the whole. The solicitor who bad acted up to the choice claimed 181. as his costa ; &furthers= was claimed by the solicitor olio bad acted for the first assignee ; and a third amount by the soli. citornow eating. Torender the matter stillmoncomplimiek so order had been made by the court for payment out of the estate of the oasts of Miss Hacker, an opposing cre ditor, is respect of the removal of the original and in opposing the bankrupt's order, but without ndia to the question of priority. The result was that time ware fiva' seta of torts claiming to be satisfied out of this 751. not a very promiring state of thins for the eroditcem. Hi Honour said he should direct the payment of Min Hacker's costa, after taxation or egreetnent, in the foot in stance ; he would afterwards &tannin the question el priority amongst the solicitors. Mr. Stocker., Mr. Paterson, and another Foilsmen appeared in the case. tlf ft IL C. ItIWBEIT. The bankrupt wag a manufacturing elation? of Presi dentetreet West, and Helmet-row. Debt., 11,1521. ;I suet. and property held, stated at 4,2481. This wee • pedal on,, stated for the opinion of the court, under the 125th elan. of the Consolidation Act of 1849. The beak-1 rapt, it appeared, had succeeded to the beam" of his mother and a person named Clerk, in whom the are of the premises, fixtrues, machinery, isa. were vested nal Dee. 10 last. At that date the property wee treneferred from the partnership to Mrs. Newbery, and from her to the bank rupt, at a rent of 2201., payable quarterly, for the years, the lease to be void in the event of bankruptcy or judgement obtained against the bankrupt. In February, 1864 Mm. Newhery obtained judgment against her gee, flieran, se. Tarns the right of re-entry, which took place tee the 7th March. On the 17th the edjadiretioa wee made on acreditor's paitianthe set of bankruptcy having asearved on the 4th of March. The maegager loci takes poneemou of all the property endow the cisme above referred to. known u the " order and dipositica etyma^ Mr. Sargood, on behalf of the (lamest of the property, Mrs. timber?, roatinded that auk ministry sad firtares were not within the loops of the disuse, sad did eat erne ender the deecaptioe of goods and chattels. He ass pro ceeding to cite oases. when His Honour said it was pretty clearly established that trade machinery and fixtures were not each goods as wooed pas under the order and dirpositioe clan. With regard to furniture and effects the age might be different Mr. Sargood mid the bankrupt had only a qualified pow esesioe, limited to the nee, and bad he removed say of the Property be might have ben iodated for felony. This was clearly the am as to the machinery ; sad the same pen riots extended to furniture bad under a lease. Mr. E. Reed, for the &mignon ocintraded that the whale of the property, beagle the me and daproltiosi of the 1... - -not, passed to the assignees. He cited a mamba of came in support of this view. His Honour reserved hi judgment THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WESTMECSTRR. ROBBERY BT ♦ CTIMANAT TUB TWTORLA RAILWAY STATION, Emile Thielick, • Geri;;;;;• - • charged with stealing • carpet bag at the terminus of the Victoria Bailwgetatio•, Pimlico. - Mr. lospeeter Foray, of the company's poitos. Mated that at about nom yesterday he saw the pri soner at the station in the company of smother moo. He had his suspicime of them, and he watched them. When he first sw the prisoner he bad no luggage with him. In a few minutes, ass Croptoe Pain was about Martin, be saw the prisoner carrying a carpet bag, sod going with it to ward the Grosvenor Hotel. He stopped the prisoner, when the other mac rate away. Whitewashed him where he got it from. He observed, " raise, mioa." He tried to go away. In answer to Mr. Selfe, the inspector mid that there was the name of Mr. Howard on the carpet bag, with the direc tion on it of Sutton, Surrey. Thunman s quantity of wean log apparel in the carpet bag, with miens other articles, which were of the value of above tOl. _ The prisoner, who is supposed to hare beat coesstilei with other depredatiose et railway stating', wet remeaded till tomorrow irriday). LAMBETH. ROBBING BRADT-1 LODGOIGe. lOurneyroan - baltsr,;;liinn, hit wife, were placed at the bar before the Has. O. a Norton, on • charge of robbing their ready-fursiehed lodgings. Yrs. Skinner, a widow, said that the prisoners occupied ready-famished lodgings at her boom for about ten months, sod observing the female go out frequently with bundles, else suspected that all was not right, and this induced her to examine their room, and she thee missed a pair et blankets. She charged Mrs. Mlle, with the offence. and she acknowledged to having taken and pawned the blankets, tad gave bee the duplicates. She (witness) ban not yet mutinied the whole of the things, but • number of Mier duplicates were found in the room. P, rid That oa taking the minas. into custody, the female complained of the harsh mouser in which Mrs. Skinner, the promenade, had treated Qom, amt s..id that she had been obliged to pledge lb, things became hoe busbaed was oat of work, and that the landlady might bays given them time to get them oat. Tyson-aim diar duplicates were found on the primps's, and be stranly Inspected that the prisoners had been carrying on a al praline for some time. He added that the few this'', the wormers had of their own were packed lip, sod be bid so doubt It bad bees their inteation to haw ahnosisd. The male primmer said be ltwow nee* of his wife's Pawning the things, and they wen both rumaded to Bata. day neat. MAK . PADRIRT BY • " VERT 1110111710,•11L11 WONAIL" Marga retAPOrepor, alsoes/led ANkary spa 33, tad described ashoomkeeper, of No. 43, eic44-44*414, 8 4. George'e-in-the-East, Was beought before Mr. Partedge ceerged with emalies Vbs, of bacon, the proPIWIT ui Alpheus Wei, a Freecbmao. Mr. Stoddart, solicitor, defended the The prosecutor, who pr e hi s evidence through the leathern of aa interpreter, keeps a bamboo and melee ewe, No. 10, Loose street. The prisoner accaidosally dealt there, and on several occeeions obtained eV rao : credit, which she p a id for. Yesterday • the prissier came to the shop and purchased • piet of beer and • quarter of • pound of Oheee cheese. As she was leaving the glop he mimed • piece of bacon off the counter. He went after her sod found the piece of bacon under her shawl. He had previously asked her what she had cossetted wider her shawl, and she replied ",Nothieg.* Wheelie fated the besot the prisoner mid, 'Oh, Mr. Oilet, give It back to m e , it is my first °Mem" He suspected that the prisoner had once before robbed him of • large piece of bacon, and on another occasion of • German mune Mr. Stoddart areseezamieed the witsem, but did not materially shake his testimony. He made a powerful ap peal es bib& of the prisoner, and said she was a very erectable women, who obtain e d her liv~ i mnggby teseping • lodg ing-home. She wee very well aad her two bro thers were to very good situations in the Onstocelouse. The prisoner was not poor. She was in • good position, and he could only account for her committing such a rob bery by her being impelled by some unaccountable impulse. Mr. Partridge said he could make no distinction whatever between rich and poor. The woman was is • good position in life, and that wee an ration of her offence. Whether the prisoner was se y • sadden impulse, as suggested, or was a confirmed thief, he could not my ; but it was strongly suspected by the prosecutor that the prisoner had robbed him several times. Taking all the alnumeteexis into consideration, and that the premier bad received • good character from several wituenes, he should nutmeg her to pay • tee of St. for the unlawful possession of the bacon, and in default one month's imprisonment. SHARK kIaTS.—(THIS DAY.) Two °viola. The railway market is rather firmer to-day, and p_nces have advanced in some instances. Great Northern stook has risen * per cent. ; Great Western, Midland, and Lancashire and York shire, I ; and London and North Western, j. London and North Western is now quoted at 112 to 1; Great Western, 661 to 1 • Mid land, 131* to 132, ex the new issue ; Lancealiire and Yorkshire, 1121 to 1131; South Eastern, 901 to 91k; Great Eastern, 48 1 to ; London and South Western, 97 to 96 ; Metropolitan, 113* to 114 ; Great Northern, 132* to 133* ; and Caledonian, 118 to 119. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inactive. Delhi are firm, and Great Luxem bourg dull._______ THE EXPRESS, ! THURSDAY EVENUfetz, HrttillOakatip.oL,lloll 108 Do. do. MS 101 Caw G0v.8p.0.,1877416. 106 Do.lpstot.Pett&Aag. 109 Dad pw063407.3,1001 D 0. 6 pea et..16a.b.3 D 0.6 par at Itm UP> Catot Gaol: p.ctalB ,l Do. do. 118041106 Do. do. 1801 100 Cer.Rov.lB/1, p.• 6.1100 1878. d0..1100 Maarttlas per et.., 1178 100 IDo. 1870100 Dw 18112'100 , Natal Gov.. per tent.. 100 New ass& Oov. 6 p.ct. 100 N.ll.Walsi Gv. p.e.11838 100 Do. 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SO Irodlinctiaktrooslo4 18 19 18 110 Psz Par Co it Si 87 el TT II rO B9 pm 41 Sim lii le 2 pm' lf 2 pen IA 10 Jos 1... p.i. Ai a -110 114 109 113 3 4po 2 2 2 2 P 22 SO I If 16 , Ip. 41 2 pai 4 71 We 2 2 2 2P 2 22 iv i i i t ° Jim 4 a 4141 SS IS ii ii... Ii al Pr Prr 1 Igl }pm l 1 }pm Pis Il k to ta par Ipa Ip4a zd 64 Won I pat 1 1 pea 16 17 pat I 4 1} I. pm t6la 2 1 I It 16 11 4$ 44 it is :a la lapsa ad • • • • •• .3 4 r 160 I WI 1 SO 46 66 11 ft Ipa I 1 pm ut 1 410 lit 10 IPI WI Ow 1 4 I Ps, PREFERENCE SHARRS. Great Weatero.—Origloal 5 pee °sat. rodeo= pre, 102 f. Great Weetere, Mid.—Ozfee4, lot gee. atoek, 1244. Greet Weatoro, smart& shares, 54 par et., 1843, 54. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Belgian Eudora Juueties, Great Luxembourg, 10e. N. Railway a 8L14111015 Ayres, guar. 7 per red. Lim. (all paid), 10e toe. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aldiii), 12/. Sambre and Neuss, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE In ir.acrito Tamura.) HAMPTON MNNTING.—(THIS DAY.) VISITORS' PLATE. Thissittartars al a mile. Miss Roam, Dastoun. Liitsbnoy, Beadle, Ostentation, Mateo, and Wsationglass are hers. MANOR PLATE. Ooe mile. Walloon, Corona., Birdieder, Deerfoot, &mbar% Black Friar, Ba&area, Overdraw, Bateman, Merry Bird, Little Savage, Oeteatatioe„ Lady Emma, Corinthian Tom, Belie of the Vale, Roes Los, sod Elise are hare. ENTRY FOR SCURRY STAKES. Oa mils. Captain Crow, 5 yrs, 124 ; Bbilioder, 4 yrs, list 71b ; Duoksid, 4 yrs, 10g 121 b ; Disoppoistmast, 5 yrs, 10st 121 b ; Want°, 5 yrs, 17st 911) ; The Ranger, 4 yrs, 10st 71b; Corinthian Tom, 3 yrs, 9st 121 b ; Bodwortb, 4 yrs, 9st 101 b; Junius, 3 yrs, 9st 71b ; Doable First, 3 yrs, 9st 51b. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miler. Guano* Welcome, Far ly Pint Junius, Outlaw, Blink Frier, The Little Stag, Oaller On, Gibraltar, Douche, Dun keLd, Potatoes, Bannssa, Sea Bag, Lifebuoy, and Young Rl ZlLlD.—Nalrberry, Caller Oa, Captain Grow, Over cast, Blatant, Bag Cotton, Golden Craw, Hawirshaw, Bad worth, Virtaom-Virginia, Reserve, Ladybird, Nichol, Stat ham, sad Topsy. NEWTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HAYDOCK SAPLING STAKE& HaU a mile. lierivale, Spring Gee, Leda Teasle, Similitude. Creme de Vaud* Beetusear, Sateen, Yetis% asil Stafford are ben. .MANOR CUP. One mils. Twilight, Drop, Zuleike, Ciailla kak iosel Meek Deer, Pereamion, Sandeelah, W . d Boyal, John David, Nemo, Dermot Asthma, Media, • easy, sad Peas are here. PAID Fogrzrr.—DeeesMlker. NEWTON ST. LEGER. Once round end a distance. The Wegierd, Dr. ROA", The Clown, Cutaway, Newo, and Perstmiew are berm PAID Fousre.—Plzie. GARSWOOD HANDICAP. About five furlongs. Lady Louisa, Golden Deop, Cutler, &dila', Gaily, Weatheispy, Lisette, Bu olik Vauxhall, Alice Leigh. Wildman , EdiebsiO, Little Banos, Gipsy Girl, Caroline, Hamper, and Carry are here. PAID Fointr.—Light. NORSE RACING IN PRANCE. On the Srd of July (a Sunday) there will be races simultaneously at Vietnams, Toulon's', St. Omer, and Vannes, the sport at the lest of these places being continued on the Monday. Oa the tenth day, the mooed Sunday of the month, race will take place at Boum, Sweeney, sal Goad. At Gina spin there will be sport of the ism* kind as the Tuesday following. On the third Sunday of July the races will be held at Nancy, Amiens, Rochefort, Chaim sur-Sa6es, and Napoleon-Vendee. At Nancy and at Moot de Marian the races will commence on the Saturday ; while at Montde-Marean,Chalon-sur-Saboe, and Napoleon-Vendee they will be continued on the Monday. On Tuesday, the 19th, the is still to be kept up at Moatcle-Marean ; and at Abbevl7ie, not hitherto mentioned, there will be • day's 'port es the !20th. Then oc the 24th—that is, the fourth Sunday of the month—there will be more racing at Lagoa and at Valeociennee ; and on the 31st, the fifth Seeday, there will bee repetition of the sport at Saints., at CNC, and at Bruges. " Deauville, near Trroville," says the Paris Sport, " will some day be not only • Cheltenham and • Brighton, bet a raciag tows. Thom Ina *a the banks of the Tounques • meadow of about 76 hectares (190 acres), bounded by the river on on. side, and on the other by the verdant hills of Deauville. This ground, covered with fine elastic turf, has now become • tare-course equal to the best that England ma boast It premeds two courses, one of 2,200 metres, the other of 3,400. The stands, situated about three minutes' walk from the see, are constructed on the model of those on the Fontainebleau race-course, but on a larger reale. They have • handsome aspect, sad are conveniently arranged. The weighing paddock stables, refreshmen t moms, and a saloon for ladies, are behind the stead. In frost there is • spacious promenade, which forma part of the weighing paddock. Rams am to take place on this course in August." FIRE AT Fr/rowAv.--(Twis Day.)—This more tog, between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock, a ere broke out in the extensive MOM saw mills belonging to Mr. J. M. Douglas. New North-Amok Finsbury. The outbreak con sumed I. the engine -home or eutting-reoms, and was occa sioned by the overheat, and destroyed • range of buildinp 68 fest long and 48 feet broad, fitted up with meat extensive machinery. The most strenuous exertions were mad* to out off the progress of the dames in the direction of the deal yard end other buildings, find these were successful. but unfortunately the cutting-moms end hat/sr-house were burned out. The total loss if WW2 0006dillfbilL CRICKET.—MARYLEBONE CLUB V. CIVIL SERVICE CLUB.—This match will be played to-day and to-morrow at Lord's Ground, and the list of players is as follows :—Mary. hoboes Club—Marquis of Howencint, Lord Atheism, Hoe. C. idroftie, Sr J. Blois, Captain G. Traill, More. H. Bruen, B. Halliwell, A. P. Law. J. C. Bead*, E. E. Bowen, and A. Kingerota Civil Service Club—Hou. S. Ponsouby, Mmes. IL Babiestos, E. L. Bateman, C. L. Bell, G. Bennett, W. H. Southall, C. B. Griffith, J. Kirkpatrick, C. Morgan, J. W. Peaks, end C. Wildman. Pencrol. Occcmazxca. —A very shocking acci dent has junt origurrod in the family of a gentleman widely esteemed in Kiddsrmineter—Mr. John Brixton. It semis that kis daughter. Miss Lacy Mateo, a little girl of seven rims of age, has been on a visit to her aunt, Lady Crossley, I. London. On Thursday she wee speeding the evening with some young friends, and while they were together a toy engine was prodnosd. This wee 611 ed with spirits of wins, and while she was beet forward, intent on what woe being done, some of the burning liquid was spilt co the frost of her rinse, sad she was at ooce in duces. She was sheekiagly hart, sad oss of her eompanioes, Muter Oronley, was also injured, but not seriously. Four of the most eminent medical men is London were called in, end did all that skill could regrist, bit she gendully sank ander her injuries, and expired at Sir Frank Crossley's resi dence, in Paton-equaro, en Sunday morning. Although her injuries were of so severe a character, she did not suffer so mach pain es might be supposed, and sine died in • very happy frame of mind, quite tensible to the last. Mr. Brie lon's friends deeply sympathise with him on this sad occur. noes, mad the more so as he hes within the last twelve months suffered *still greater domestic bereavement. The iniil/OlOt will take place at St. George's Church, here, on Wednesday (this day).— Worcestershire Chronicle. EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY OF • Y•CRT.--SOMO days ago the yacht of the Russian Covent the Chevalier Taglialerre, disappeared daring Sunkist from bar moorings. in the Slims Omsk, within Maresssussetto Harbour, close to the Marine Polies station Stupid= immediately fell apart some ordains of the 100th Regimes; 6ve of whom had bees missing mama days before, and these suspicions were realkesed by a cutter bovine been passed by a merchant vessel to the southeast of the island, very labberly handled in a fresh N.W. On Tuesday last a Lb. ing.bast m with the cutter, having on baud two soldiers of the regiment mentioned in a mad exhausted state, from total want of water and previsions. endeumuieg to reach the island, which they hardly seemed to know to be Malta. With the fisherman's assistance the cotter was navi gated Mee Maresecirocoo, when the dasertres were arrested. Other three Englishmen have been arrested at AVOla, in Sicily, which they had readied in a small beat, in whisk, ago:mediae to their statement, they bad drifted from Malta wheat hi a state of drunkenness, bet they gore out that they are seamen belonging to as American skip which lately Met Yalta fir Who. The Italian wise has meshed &W W orm Ti excloi asserted names sad descriptiem —elia mes, June ning ORDINARY BKAI AND WOOLS, tad N. 1 RAILWAYS. Blna..WoLlßiorn Mind Tyne ! & Boaloa,lnastrdAlld.C Ilrlatal sad Itionar Msladoolan Mart and Bandon Ilis ewirwall y mar. with I !Do. p. lipoid to B. Dellis and Beirut June Dundee, Parth,&Abdia Idinbernhaad Olaarcor =Litmend Wens an B. Ord. BC oA Block - i -- iii - - II 9 1 1114 IPS US 119 Th7.l. Aug. - IDEIf - 0 . .! 43raet Northot Scotland OreatZforthare reueo dlr. un- Do.B fWe c.ta paid B Gt. Beath & West. (Ire ) Greet Wisteria Do.ltour VaLasellat Do. South Wales 1); - . 7 I I) ~..: - -1 i Do. Do. II ord !London and & Yorkshire !London and BlackwaD .ILon.,BrtOtn. tt &Coast .Loadon,Matnm.* Dor. London& North Wrist London&SouthWedern Ilan.,Shef.,& Uncolosh Kamm% and Wilde i i Shares ..-_...._ .Wew Do. Now _ _ . alll all 100 Do Bros. et Derby Mid.. 01. Wu. (Do.) Do. a Sham Jed Moat I WM Kent (Cry Lw) INorth ft.NO _ Do. Edin.,Porth.Dond. N. Zastoro—Borwlok .. Do. G. N. I. Pore... D Led:: Do. York """ Do. Carlisle Biwk.iDartlag Do. do. 186448 Do. do. 186041 86 87 111 IT el 8i 101 106 66 47 lit 1.33 114 144 111 ISt ft ft Si del Igo Nari 4 London o De. New ...... 100 North Staffordshire all N. & S. Western June 100 ,Szeittah Central 100 ,Scettbit N. 1., Aber. Stk 100_ Spottleh Midland ea 64 U 62 U N 100 102 use 113 O 6 es 100 106 61 U • 07 37 112 114 108 110 1111 134 101 ICS ; 63 . 56. ,oi - it It 60 40 111 02 871 1!* pm 4 Pm lib 130 4 11 1 pm 77 78 1011 Ili 1.00 U U GI U U 40i •l} 104 10S 10 oll.Bluowobary a Weld* M 100 ISlumpohlre Union 8& 400 15oath Devon 84 100 !South Brion 8t 100 ,S. Yorkah. & Blvsr Don __ 10 01l Nouns, Woklogine,to 5 9 e 0 100 Toil Vale 10 sll Do. B 6 I gen 10 5 Do 0 i 4 pm IN all Older !100 0100 1100 100 100 Do. Val;of Flak IVlctoris ela. s Thane° WMiifrzd t LOkseay. I W.Han+i Barb. a I& 1R its 30 U BRIT'IIIII Atlantic &IL LIMO Or C1.44"41 60 62 110 e 1061 -"" Do. 1 Blom ;Buffalo a labs Ham' psi I — io — . — Pr;toronoo -- Brantot Gadorke sp. e.Bda. Aug I, 1572 Do. do. July 1, Do. do. Ins I, 1174 Cal. dB.Lrtcenpp.a pi Caps T. & Dockip. r„ Donianrk7p.e.par.prod .Baal Bawd so. 6 do.. tad Indian ln. 6 do.. IT et 77 U 77 83 101 108 SS 100 Tie . - il. A.i .; i •-■ 7 : : : j les IN 1 Pra Pia 20 i Ea u Do. H do 100 Dread Tama of Oanikdal all Do. Ist one. Ikeda all Do, do. darn & all Do. tad praL Banda. all Do. do. defamed all Do. ird prat. daock all Do. do. &tarred all I Do. ilth prat /Mock . all I Do. do. daterred 100 Great Indian Yealosala ii • 76 U 111 OS 01 46 67 60 62 43 45 26 31 27 DO 1061 1044 2 am les 109 66 66 Do. goo 6 per cont. a. onions a. 6 p. Do Do di roe mot. Gt. Waders of Canada Do. Nov Dot:l:m.l6m Do do. do. 18774 Inaba Malted 10 1 1 0 0 10 10 lb 9, 8$ $0 Ms I pa _" D. T. NW Madras guar. 6 p. mot Do. do. I d 0... Do. do. de.— Do. 1 1 11th tondos Idoto. Corp. 6 par e. Bd Motto. and Holoon'obw N.Brou.*Coa.claAl/1 N. 71..otesa.0p.c.lat p. 3. ,Bdado. Pm 6 Pa 06.4 . Do. Dead so. Do. _do. do. 100 104 0? 60 SI Ili 811 U 111 86 104 106 1004 104 par 118 1 1 pa Ds. 1aika811.1188.48.1 N 18 Do. rniistpcfc::: JOIST =JCL ZAZIL_ No. 1 216. 1 Basal 1 Pot 1 CS. pram. 1 atlas. 4000 00.140ra sad U. lier. Bank Si 130 103 1 - 10,000 1001 aassloaALverposi 96 a6O pal 96 4 10,090 100 I Do, New U 39 40 pre 66 100,000 90 Aegie Aasklaa - 20.000 20 I Flo Italian (Lladtad) 5 4 1 pat - 22,600 60 Awstralasla al 73 76 - 7,600 40 ' Do. New SO 28 IS pm ... Mal If Hanka BrittaCelamMa 141 I 2 49 ea 114 10.000 25 hank of= all 9111 - 4000 100 Bank a 16,400 20 Bank a Otago (Waal 6 4 14pes 6 - 14000 103 Bank of Quaesslaad (L) a 1 1 as - 96.000 60 ,BaaltotV Malik 26 40 a -. 6,000 101 Bank of Male' ) 10,000 10 Balk of New Beliad . z ' 7 4 103gia •••• scow 20 Brad:Lisa& L 10 so mm - And 60 .BEI4 et Maartesa li. U - -pm -.. 10,990, SO Brash & Callhiralma (L 6 4 lepaa 94 Wad 60 Britlah N. America - MINI ID . C. Bk. lodiaAaa.,llllMa all 30 41 40 LON 10 i Do. New - 20,009 26 elated. M. cd Dada, •a all GS 70 70 8,000 100 'City 10,000 100 'Colonial - 10,000 23 Mao. Rain onions, dke lO 8 7p. -. 100,000 10 Coosolidaied Book (L ) 4 74 74ma 11 4000 100 Ocattlawatel (L) U 1 Ipm 17 12,034 60 last Liman (Lhaltad) 6 q qpia - 8,000 50 Do. New 10,000 100 Zagnaltaad Irak (Lim ) 15 1 pm - 26.990 SO MarkwatAvaLamattL a 11 29 - 40,000 60 ligilah sad Swedak (L 10 14 Ilpie -. *OOO 50 ;Baropeas laak(Lailead 10 I 4pm 131 4 4 10.900 100 :111adamatinaBJIP44 74 10,000 100 • Do. New 11,000 100 ,Isapartal Beak, Ladled IP 23 12 pia 404 4000 108 1 Do. New - IMO", 10 'hoses] Mamma IS 9 94pm 184 1118 12,900 16 .100 k 1 all 90 31 Cia - 100,000 !L 'ud Mort. Bk. ladla(L) 4 II lipm st wow 30 • Laa.llt ataxia° do.(1. 6 1 lipai 10100 100 Loudon Beak a Mai (L 13 6 7 pia - 10.060 100 :Imam and Bradliaa - a 17 19 pa - MOO NO 'Loo.B.AyreaUtratelL 09 19 16 pourd -- 10,000 26 1 Do. do. New 2l a 4 pad - 6.000 100 Loo., Bfr.. a& sta. (i ), II 1 6pm - 50,000 20 La.. Clx Bank a Avian I ail 164 ISO id 11 ad 14000 100 London sod Colonial ILI 16 6 7pm 21 ! e t 10 ,000 60 London and County 2O 04 as 6,900 100 'Lon. Bazar C0a.713(L) 13 7 Bpm 00,000 60 London Joint Moak. IIO 47 48 47 4 10,800 100 Loa. and Northern ( 5 ) VI) 3 iPsa - 90,000 20 Loudon& Math African all 24 - 4000 100 too. et 8. Western aim 30 pm - 60,000 100 ,ton. at Wastminatair 10,000 100 'Kawakami hank(Usa.) l4 101 lleal at t 2 10,000 60 Natmatlie & IsaimaL l9 SO Wpm -- 20.000 60 1 Do. New 10,000 100 .11etro. & Prow. Mak (1 SO 9 a pee 111 4 6,000 NO ,191dlaad Mak (Liao) 10,000 100 National a lui rz i rl lO -- pm - 211,000 10 , N.Pro. a New 12,, -.- -. 20,000 60 I National Bank, . est._ 1 - - - 10.000 20 , New (loath Wales all 96 ST au - MOOS 10 .New LIMN (lAidied) 1 par Ipm sa - 60,000 10 ,North Western - - 50,600 26 °Metal Baak Camera .l - 143 GO -. 90,000 la illovina a sl helmet ~ula as - thou sio edam. rasjooluethig so um 164 20,000' 11 /Moak Auslralla all MI 61 ~.. 14010 15 liewilt Zaelles (Uat.) I 1 te 3pm 74 10.100,110 jam& aB. S. AMeo 4410 SOS I Do. de. - 64004 a , Ualoa of Anstralla - 10,000 IN I Do. New . Si - - - tom 100 Caton at IralM . d . iliaii U 14 Olds .... Oat 90 77a10a of Lasko Di 15 10 lei DOCkli. Nia. 1 83t i Doom IPdI a. prink . ' Gala 2.40_,1R Bt, )lest 'a Wastledi,.joo l us us I - 2.1146,081) Ust i Wastleila MEM lb roattag Jock .1 11.010101 UMW Iradhsebe LSO rt. Victoria Pam is T 4 TS Ts 16 101 103 .t PROVINCIAL SHARE MARRWTS. lintaBool,, /IBM it —Bales to-day :—Calidesdaa, s aU London sad Nath Wadies, 11214—Manchadir, sad Wasik 67 I --Midland 151. I 1-16 p.—South laden, 91—Saint lielon's Bail and Canal Fite per Oink, B, 111— =Pelts S 2 LOY, 651 e—Ltverpool IL— it : d ercantlie end ladwage Doak (Lathed), 10 91 15-16 —Ditto new *area 9 7.16 1 p .—National Beak a Liverpool 1, 61 p.—Do New, 1.11M14 at a ~ North Weetera Beak, 64 11.—Allgoo Mariam (1,4. 9.16 p. —British mad Foreign lamina (Limited ,1 11c. p.—Liverr .s :a4l laadon Are and We 114 11 p.—Martliate Ineuranco 7.16 9.—Nweasille limb* (rallided). 1 25—Qnsea Indsrance . , 11 p.-11nusee sad Mersey Marla* (14zotted i , 5 gi.—Balsa Manna (Lloaltod , , 11316 p.—ltudion'e Bay, 19 11.16—Ndloaal Slam S N. a p. Co 1 mpany, 346 4.—Weell India mad /dila Bleisa, 46 Brammonem. Jr= 15.-11ds share market was quiet today, without much badame. Balm were reported la B 1 Wolverhampton, and Stoat V ,at9l , end la I=a: tract at IL Ila id- and 11 prem. Bank closed LS to MI, Metropolitan Wagon, No. a 15 to 11 prem., and British and Foreign Railway ?bat, 2 prom , Dupers. MINE&--(THIB DAYJ Two o'Osoca. There is not much business in the mining market to-day, although the fortnightly settlement is now eompleted. East Grenville shares continue in de mand, and have advanced to 51 to 1. Wheel Grenville, on the other hand, have declined to 7 to East Lovell are quoted 19 to 20, being firm ; Great Vor, 33 to ; and West Chiverton, 70 to 73. Whe al Ludoott are officially marked 2}. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without change. The directors of the Great Wheal Metal Tin Mining Company announce the closing of the share list for London on Saturday next, and on the fol lowing Monday for the country. At the Great Wheal Vor United Mines meeting, yesterday, the accounts, made up to the present time, showed a balance in favour of the mine of 6,4031. 11.. A dividend of 12a. per share was de dared, after the payment of which there will remain a balance to be carried forward to the credit of the next account of 3,0001. A telegram was received from the agents of East Wheal Grenville yesterday stating that the lode in the 65 west had improved to be tons of copper ore per fathom. From Fast Wheal Lovell (Joao 14), the rosaagar, Mr. J. Barge., writes as follows:—" la 'Whin the shaft a fathoms farther east, refurred to is my report al last weak, we have met with tho . guaois al a large sad productive Ws, from which some rich tia4Roff has boss Woks. to. day. This is most iniportaat, items& as it adds sae siderably to the length of tit 'mood eastward. A sow lads has also boss sot is the 20 messed south of Paten' shalt, bat as it is very wide the "lath wall has sot yet bra readied. The ether pelts el the Else ma mach the same as lag reported." TR/ TRANSMIGRATION Or PLANTS. —Basquebiaa, as Austrian, introdund the lilac and tulip into Western Europe from Turkey, is the 16th century. Maim, a Belgian, noggin the horse alument, about the ma time from the east. Pope, the poet, introduced the weeping willow, by platting a nip he received from Emma. Within living memory the but orange tree was to be seen in Protean, and which had been transplanted from tire gad. Plante indigenes $o the steppes of Tartan are now in Fannon, the but ends of whin came in the of the Kann troops who entered Paris is 1614. The To. amide left the reeds on oriental wall pleats en the ramparts al Bads and Venn. The Quads thine spew up in Europe. from a seed which dropp ed two ORMRTMS Old at the stuffed akin et bird. n 1601, when at Banns yea demovered. there were only 60 weeks at pints en the Wed ; than an new 750. nes the straw sad gyeee peeing of Theeerekbea's senlineen time of opal= Copenhagen VS gneiss pints being* to the Chispegit—Oseediee pew. 141 i Oh 1-* e llt4 i lll h 1121 11 I frri 67i 7 U 4 1$ "U 1021 2 $ Me Mk U 4 .... 1001 106 61 to la !we Imo I V ls eoe skew! lakaool 260,000 i 200,000, 180,000 100,0081 101,6001 100,0001 liati IWO n. kw. I Oh. ~~i 11:1I iiiiiii adjf 1 2?: 446 1 6F,0501 15,0001 17,600 Y,600 ANS 10,000 !2.00 , ?1 10,000 10010161 106,0911, 177,0001 10,00 !!•!'ill el.; Utile okra To. 111,000 MOW g*l ii,iiil 116,0101 - i - DAT?i 10 - ,0•0 --- 1 100,000 100,03 ii,iii 150,000 /101,0x3 - I:iii Ifiewo *moo fo,seo 20.000 10.000 i 11.000 i _ ___ ii:iil 171,000 10,000 10,000 60,000, * ooo j 10.0 a 12.t401 12•9" I 001 iCoili 0,000 20.000 ICAO SD.OOO. : 6 1:e . °°! ii,iiii 1M SOO *lOO AIM 111.00411 f:.#l SAO MANI !II416.12"..""°1 wool iiiiil imi'l ~%;aoj i Ki w i e t li • wont. A_ giiii 14, 10.0004 117,500 300,000 10001 30,000 113,000 30,000 11,000 10,000 10,000 30,000 MONEY MARKIIT,-(TEIS DAY.) REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two &Moo& The Directors of the Bank of Rugland, at their weekly court to-day, have reduced the minimum rate of discount from 7 to 6 per oent. Although this movement had not been generally anticipated today, it has failed to give any impulse to the stook markets, where business remains very dull. The funds are unaltered in price; foreign stocks, in two or three instances, are rather flatter ; but home railway securities re tain a favourable tendency,owing to the satisfactory traffic. The discount market has been rendered some whet unsettled, a reduction in the Bank rate not having been generally looked for. The present rate for good bills is 61 to 6 per cent., with a good supply of money. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rotates opened at 66fr. Obc., ex coupon, being bc. lower than yester day afternoon. Consols are now quoted 90 to 4, ex div. for money, and 904 to 4, ex div., for the account (July 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 894, 904, 894 ; ditto for account, 90k, 4 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 89, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 894, 89, 4 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 204 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five pee Cent. Stuck, 1044, 4, i ; ditto Four per Cent., 994 ; Exchequer Bills, March, Th., 88., Se. dia. ; ditto June, 4s. dis., par. Greek and Mexican Bonds have declined to I per cent, to-day, being now quoted, respectively Eif to 24/, and 444 to g. Turkish Consolidds are also dull at 48 to 4. Other foreign stocks were mostly unaltered. Spanish Passive Bonds are quoted 311 to 1, and Confederate, 63 to 65. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian 1863, 874 ; Buenos Ayres, for account, 954 ; ditto One per Cents., 384 ; Dutch Certificates, 984 ; Egyptian, second issue, 101} ; Greek, for account, 244, 24 ; Mexican, for account, 444 ; Moorish, 944 ; Portuguese, 1856, dc., for ac. count, 481 ; Russian, 1822, 891 ; ditto 1862, 874 ; ditto, 1864, scrip, 4 prem. ; Spanish, Passive for account, 311, 3 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 104, ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 70 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 714 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711, 4 ; Venezuela, 1864, scrip, 51 dis. International Financial shares are now quoted 51 to 1 pram. ; General Credit, 34 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 124 to 3 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 21 to § prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 194 to 1. The 144,0001. in gold by the West India packet has been taken to be refined, after which—unless the demand for Spain should suddenly revive—it is expected to be sent into the Bank. The City of Baltimore, from New York, has brought 111,0001. in specie, which will probably reach London to-day. The biddings for 30,00,000 rupees (300,0001.) in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were :--To Calcutta, 16,60,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 12,00,000 1 rupees; and to Madras, 1,40,000 rupees. The 1 minimum price was as before, viz. la. 110. per rupee on Calcutta and Madras ; and ls. lig on Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 183 lace. Tenders on Calcutta and Madras, at ls. 114 d. will receive about 26 percent. on Bombay, at 2a., about 15 per cent. ; and all above these prices in full. It will be noticed that the applications within the limits have amounted to 1,830,0001. ; on the previous occasion they were 2,140,0001. ; and be fore that, 1,240,0001. The embarrassments of Mears. Favenc and Gwyn, Australian merchants, of Skinner's-place, Basinghall-street, arising from the absence of re mittances from Australia, have been spoken of during the last few days, and it has . (now transpired that arrangements for a liquidation have been made. The house is • respectable one, and is understood to have had transactions to a con siderable extent with firma in the drapery, haberdashery, and similar trades. It is believed by some that the result of the liquidation will be favourable. - _ . The committee of the House of Lords, appointed last year to inquire into the borrowing powers granted to railway companies, and into the cases in which the funds so borrowed have been expended foreign to their undertakings and unauthorised by the leeslature, have resumed their sittings, and it is to be hoped they will not separate without coming to some decision as to the form of a bill to control and regulate in the future the borrowing powers of joint-stock companies. The evidence submitted to the Lords' committee last session was mainly directed to the beet mode of securing the public against the improper use of the borrowing powers of railway companies. There were five witnesses examine d: the Secretary of the Board of Trade, the Solicitor to the Bank of England ; Mr. Coleman, the accountant ; Mr. Stewart, Secretary to the London and North Western Railway ; and Mr. William Wilson, Chairman of the Debenture Stook Committee of the West Hartlepool Railway Company. It appears from the evidence of these gentlemen Let the authorised borrowing powers of the various railway companies amount in the aggregate to 100,000,0001.; and that that amount bar bees greatly exceeded, several oompanies having issued bonds and debenture stock beyond the au thorised sum, the most glaring instance of the kind being that of the West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway Company. Among the various pro posals made by the witnesses, for preventing any cowpony from borrowing Liore than its parliamen tary powers have authorised it to borrow, and to secure the publicity of the proceedings of a com pany issuing debenture stock and bonds, that of Mr. William Wilson seems to deserve scial no • tics, for be recommended the establishment of a registration office, where all bonds and debenture stock should be registered, and where it eight readily be ascertained how much every company was legally entitled to bor row, and how much they had actually borrowed. The auditors of some of the companies must have shamefully neglected their duty in permitting such illegal proceedings as have been brought to light, and until these officers possess • more independent action, it iato be feared they will still continue to be mere tools in the hands of directors. The im portance of a thorough change in the whole system, involving, as it does, so large a sum as 100,000,0001., cannot be overrated. The public have a right to demand the strictest inquiry into all the circum stances connected with those companies which have exceeded their legal borrowing powers, and the gofan act that shall effectually prevent any pang infringement of the law similar to that so justly charged against the West Hartlepool company. It would appear that Mr. Wilson's suggestions are just those upon which a bill, an swering the ends desired, might be successfully founded ; and it is questionable whether any additional evidence that may be taken is likely materially to affect the simple completeness of this plan. It is understood that an arrangement is in pro- gress by which the business of the British and American Exchange Bank will be transferred to the London and Colonial Bank, which at present carries on business in Canada and the West Indies. By this arrangement the capital of the London and Colonial Bank will be increased to 3,000,0001., of which 450,0001. will be paid up. The first annual meeting of the shareholders of the Imperial Ottoman Bank took place yesterday., The directors' report was adopted, and a pay ment of 16.. 9d. per share, as propos by the committee, declared, but the proft weft not of a very harmonious character. Discontent was expressed by 60026 of the proprietors at the magnitude of the remuneration which the directors receive as fondatcurs, and now, from yesterday's vote, as directors also. The 10 per cent. of profits, after certain payments; to the share holders, all fixed by the statutes, give the Pada kurs about 11,000!. for the seven months, or about 4001. each, they being 30 in number. This was apparently thought ample by a large number of the shareholders present, but a motion was proposed that, in addition, the London committee - receive 2,4001. a year, which would allow of 300/. a year to each of its eight members. The motion led to considerable discussion and opposition, but was ultimately carried by 36 ayes to 28 noes. After the meeting the shares fell to 81 to 9 prem., owing partly to this contro versy, bat chiefly to the circumstance that the dividend declared is lees than was anticipated. The directors of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China have declared s dividend of 10 per cent. (free of income tax) for the current half-year, payable to the shareholders on the London Register on the Ist July, and to those(on the Bombay Register 15 days after receipt of the outward mail of the 18th inst. A call of 71. 10s. per share is to be paid on the new capital of this bank by the Ist of July I The London and North Western "ailway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9,217/. over last year ; the Great Northern an increase of 4,697/. ; and the Great Western an increase of 7,097/. The annual report of the directors of the South Australian (Land) Company, to be submitted on the 22nd inst., recommends that the usual divi dend of 7 per oent per annum, or 35e. per share, be declared, payable on the 15th July and 15th January. The South Eastern Banking Company have taken premises and arranged for immediately open ing four additional branches, at Hastings, Graves end, Blackheath, and Clapham, respectively. We are requested to mention that the Albert Fire and Marine offices commence business on the 24th for fire risks. Mr. Morell Theobald, for nearly twenty years with the Union offices, takes the management of that department. The marine business of the Oriental and General Company has been transferred to the Albert, and Mr. Secretan continues to act as underwriter. The dividends are announced on Portuguese Bonds, the Italian Five per Cent. Loan of 1862, Danish Five per Cents. of 1864, and on Zealand Railway (Denmark) shares guaranteed by the Danish government. Messrs. Thomson, Bonar, and Co., have also announced the dividend due the Ist July on Peru vian bonds of 1862. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : In the London market for American necritiee there during the past week, been a oontinned demand for United States 5.20 Bonds on continental account, though the digit rate of exchange has caused a decline of about 1 per cent. in the quotations. For railroad share the inquiry has been limited, and on the week we here to note a decline of 3 dole. in Illinois, end 1 dol in Erma UT EVIXD!G. Console, which closed yesterday at 90g to cex div. for the Bth of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 901 to For money the last price was 90 to ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, t, 1, 90 ; ditto for account, 90/ ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 89*, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, j i lt India Five per Cent. Stock, ; ditto 7a., 15e. die. ; INve-and-a-Half per Cent. "enlaced" The India Five per Cent stock was firm. India Bonds were dealt in at 16s. to 7s. die. Exchequer Bills were steady, the March being quoted Bs. to 3e. die., and the June sa. die. to par. The variations in the market for foreign stocks were few. The arrangements are advertised in connexion with the payment of the half-yearly interest on the shares of the Rio de Janeiro City Improvements Company (Limited). In the market for bank shares, an improvement took place in Agra, European, London Bank of Scotland, London and Colonial, London and County, London and Hamburg, London Joint Stock, London and Westminster, and Union Bank of Ireland ; while Alliance, Bank of Queensland. Merchant, and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank receded. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Ng lit IN IN 1111 16 111 106 93 96 91 114 106 106 107 100 100 Ul IN U 1 lai 106 11l 113 107 100 100 111 106 110 106 100 106 106 100 101 100 101 100 101 100 111 103 107 100 110 110 11! 106 110 -. SOL .... 1118} 110 101 100 100 1 2 i 5 lori i ni I s dla 141 fIUgBIAL AYIRAO May 7 Aso. Whal t4/4a 9 1 : 41 6.1 1 3: 8 1•1 1 1 1 4rO l ant —l 4 n 391 exam Hilo 94 3Y sip. ea SS Joao 4 ll dr weskit — pas Avows .. 1419. 111. 0190. 44 344 64 324 _ Dorn.—Wlist. BNW, Oar. Am Bomti sad reas. L. 'HAMM /WW 55 IMB 11.170117•210511 IS MN AVISMIR MOO 17iiiiiii: MUNI EU az wags wow. Asia. Nag 7. May la. May M. May la Jaw 4., 1M .. aaa r •• a~ ii • • as a • • • June U LIVERPOOL COTTON MARICIT. (THIS DAY.) tsY ammo Len urrneariosar. rissesers.) meow GOO OWN oomezerossererj Vie market very steady, sod the saes will probably foot p 9,000 balte. MINCING LINE.-(THIS DAY.) Svcs& -The demand continuo quiet, but without altos. tioo in prices. The oils Soled. Madras grainy sod middliag to superior yellow, 435. 6d. to 465. ; I = l. superior white Coasipore, 525. ; brown, 36s ; old eIiZZ Manilla, 385.; Porto Rioo. fine brown to middlii.g yellow,4ll. to 445. ; good to fis, 445. td. to 411 e. 6d. Refined : prime so alteration has takes place, but the dossod is less Wan. 007711.-Th• small public: sales of plantation Osloa have gem off Manddy at resat pries; triage sad mixed, 635. to 75a. 6d. ; low 'radii:4, 18s. 6d. to 795. 6d. ; mid. dung sad sod ditto, 80s. to 84s. dd. ; peaberry, B_;.. to 86s, 6d.; native Ceylon, good °Missy, 68s. to 68s. ed.t small, 655.; Rio, As ordinary, Ns. Cocoa.--Ormanda, fair to Lee red, sold at 565. to 575. 6d., bike firs sirs Tes. -A fair business is dots( by private Goland, et full rates. Race -A parcel of picky Madras has bees sold at 9s3d. to 9s. 1031. Brims-Pepper is still doll of slo, and only a few small pareelssid. Singapore, 333. ; Peering, 33d. ; Pimento sold 0 . 01,1 4 ; ordiasry to good, 23 to n. In other epics no change. Faurr.--Curraste are is fair request, at 24.. for common raisin ; Turkey red sold at 19a. to ; and Elemes.:l3.. Retr.-A. panel of Maras sold at is. 5d., and one of Jamaica at 2s. 10d. par galoo. Corms-There ia oo Improvement in the demand for this and prima vermin about the same ; yesterday the 1 were shoat 450 bar. Jun.-Good and Ea qualities Poutisso is request at the former eurrmicy, but inferior Hada bare sold irrept. 12 : 1 1 ; common sod middling. 161. to 221. 15a.; geed middling sod fins, 241. 15s. to 291. 10s. rafoottoos, 19 1 . to 15/. 15s. ; 10s. to 9/. 18. SALTPITILL -1,200 tows sold, short prompt, from 325. 6d.. for remotion 9, to 345. 9d. for refraction 43 to 3. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The marks‘ is steady ; sA the followin prises :—Taws tallow Mk.. sot sash Potoesborg Y.C. os the mot. 40s. 6d. ; Joao, 400. 3d. to 40s Id.; July to September, es. ; Ootobor to Doombor, 43.. 3d. to 43.. METROPOLITAN (mama MARKET. rrais DAT.) The somber of beasts is large, but it Maude* a consider able somber is store cocoditiou. The choicest qualities ars sob lower. Our opeotatious generally ars the game as oa Mooday • It is, however, difficult to effect a cleanses. Sheep s o, also more plectif ;we have a demand at Yes day's quota/ma Lambs sad calves are not selling quite so well. Oar foreign supply consist. of 510 beasts, 3,020 sheep, sad 03120 calves; mach cows, 80. roe Wee et UM. a. 1. a. d. Par Noes et Oa S. 11. B. d. lad amts, Haretia. 4 8 6 e 1144•Imat111-141•113 • 0 11014 .1104011111 4 e 4 10 Mat L4el-weals.... 4 45 4 10 8434•4 qui. Nub • 0 4 • Do. 414. Monk .... s 0 11 Calm 1 4 4 8 Do. As. 83444 .... 040 0 BestDesamt-terea 6 0 6 4 Limbs Barb at mask 1,850 ; .beep sat Webs. 11,410 ; lank 775 Mel 110. HAT MARICI--(TR . 11! DST.) Yaws Hum matl %Aso turd tads at lost aw; Primo nebdow kg. ou 754. ; ppetter iiMy t is to 860. ; intirlor (Me. Ma. to M.; alarm dd. deo to 110. ; ditto, mood an, SOL M 10is ; sIMIT. 11.. to Xi. .. ~r ` 103} ti