The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-13 00:00:00

llf . R 2 A. W. lUDIOL The bankrupt was a leather-factor, of Bevis Marks This was the adjourned examination meeting. His li►bilities are 1,.5531.: arena between XOl. and 3001. Mr. Brandon, for the assignees, asked for an adjournment, in order that the bankrupt might furnish a goods and cash account. Mr. Sargood, on behalf of the bankrupt, mid that he was in prison, and had not the means of furnishing the accounts required. Adjourned for five weeks. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Commissioner Kerr., Charles Piatstowe, 19, a very respectable looking young man, pleaded guilty to two indictments charging him with forging and uttering a cheque for 100/. and another for 2001. Mr. Sleigh, who appeared for the prisoner, said his parents were highly respectable, and the prosecutors were solicitors of the highest respectability, carrying on busi ness in Anatinfriars, anti the prisoner had not been in their service when he forged the cheques alluded to, and when he was apprehended he gave every as sistance, and a considerable portion of the money had been recovered. He had expensed his contrition by plead ing guilty to the charge. The prisoner had been in the employment of several other gentlemen, solicitors of the highest respectability, and had borne an irreproachable character with them ; and the only conclusion that could be come to was that he had been got hold of by eons bad companions. He likewise stated that if • sentence of imprisonment were passed upon him, his friends would, at the end of that sentence, send him out of the country, and give him an opportunity of retrieving his character. Several gentlemen were then called,who gave the prisoner an irreproachable character while in their employment. The detective officer Packman, who apprehended the prisoner, was then called by the court, and stated that he apprehended the prisoner at Exeter, where he was in cus tody upon a charge of being drunk and disorderly, and am he answered the description given of him, be was detained and identified. The officer likewise stated that be had made inquiries at two or three hotels where be had slept, but could not find that anyone had been with him. Mr. Boyle, on the part of the prosecutors, said they did not wish to press heavily upon the prisoner. It was quite true that he had hitherto borne an irreproachable character. The prosecutors left the case entirely in his lordship's hands, and would be perfectly satisfied with whatever sen tence he might pan. His lordship, in paining sentence, said that it was very painful for him, and must be to everybody, to see • young man with so good a character placed at the bar, but he could not see anything in his case which should induce the court to peas a lenient sentence. He sentenced the prisoner to four years' penal servitude. Thomas Walters, 24, pleaded guilty to a charge of steaFeg watch, the property of Frederick Clarke. The prosecutor in this case is deaf and dumb, and it appeared that he was walking near the Old Bailey with a friend, and they were conversing by signs. The prisoner seeing this singled them out as objects for plunder, and he deliberately snatched the prosecutor's watch from his pocket, and attempted to make off with it, but was stopped, and taken into custody. It appeared that the prisoner had previously been summarily convicted ten times, and he had been once sentenced to penal servitude. He was sentenced to ten years' penal servitude. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. ROBBERY FROM DENG:MAY AND NTORIeS SALK BOOMS. A smartly dressed young man, who said his name wu 41Ger1 Myers, was charged with stestmg seven gold and tur quoise bottoms, value 21. 25., from a lady's silk dress at Messrs. Debenham and Storr'sAuctionßooms, in King-street, Covent-garden. Police-oonstable Ackrill, F 48, deposed that he was on duty in private clothes yesterday (Monday) afternoon, at about four o'clock, in Messrs. Debenham and Stores rooms, where numerous articles have recently been purloined. He saw the prisoner there walking round the room, and examining the articles of wearing apparel which were hung upon the walls, and which were to be sold that day. Though the prisoner wu smartly dressed, and wore a showy watch chain, apparently gold, Ackrill, with the sharp eve of a detective, perceived "some thing not quite right" in his appearance and manner, and watched him closely. Presently he saw the prisoner fumb ling about • lady's silk dress, and noticed that he hail a tile in one hand. Presently the prisoner moved away to another part of the sale room, and Ackrill examined the dress, from which he found that four gold and turquoise buttons had been removed. He still watched the prisoner, who after a write returned to the silk dress and mani pulated it as before. As soon as the prisoner had stepped aside, Ackrill again examined tie dress, and found that three more buttons had been removed. He then followed the prisoner and charged him with having taken some buttons, which he denied. Ackrill then said, " I must search you." The prisoner re plied, "No, you won't, without Mr. Starr gives me in cum • Cody." Ackrill said, " I will take the responsibility on myself to search you." He accordingly searched the prisoner, and found on him the seven gold and turquoise buttons which had been missed from the dress. He also found on the prisoner a set of pearl buttons, stolen from another dress ; also the file, • small tool of peculiar construction, called • "prise," consisting of a screw driver and lever for breaking open desks and (uses ; • large assort ment of keys of every variety of dm and form, includingsafe, room-door, latch, desk, and watch-keys ; • pocket-book con taining about sa. in silver, and three visiting cards, bearing the name " Mr. F. T. Parry ;" a number of blank forms of cheques on Messrs. Haywood, Hills, and Mlle.'s bank at Gravesend ; sad • memorandum-book, in which about a hundred addruma bad been entered. John Wicks, head-porter at Masan. Debenham and &err's, identified and valued the buttons. NUMOIVU/ simi lar robberies had lately been committed. The pr pleaded guilty, acid begged the magistrate to deal with the ease, but Mr. Dorris committed him for triaL ROBBIRY OF AN MOW RONIT CHMIST. Jarvis Swipe, aged 21, who described himself as having no home, • carpenter, and George 27iorriton, • shoemaker, who refused his address, were charged before Mr. Barker with stealing from the Beckford'a Heedipublic.house, Old street, St. Lake's, an iron chest, containing money, a gold watch-guard, two books, kn., of the value of 71., the pro perty of Mr. Gooey Yon% licensed victualler. Mr. John Wad*, solicitor, appeared for the prisoner Snipe. The evidence went to show that on Tuesday morning about three o'clock the complainant closed his house, and sent the potman up to bed. The potman finding the concert-room door open, told the landlord, and upon his going upstairs he found a candle burning, and one of the shelves on fire. On making • search he mimed an iron safe and some books. From what • wit ness told him he (the complainant) paid him 11. ss. to bring him back the books. Snipe was seen in the concert room on the night of the robbery by the conductor of the concert room, • man of the name of Joyce, a general dealer of Golden-lane, and as soon as he heard of the rubbery be had hie suspicions that the prisoners were the thieves. A night or so after wards he spoke to Snipe about the robbery, when he said he had part of the stolen money, but know nothing about the chain. Soape afterwards told him that he would get the prosecutor's hooka that had been stolen. Snipe and Thornton afterwards told him that he must get some money, and then they would take him to dhoreditch for the books. Hs went with the prisoner, and the books were given to him by • young fellow of the name of Emden ; but police-sergeant Evans, 220, • most useful officer, in plain clothes, thinking that he had been made a dupe of by the other prisoner., told the magistrate that he was of opinion that Emdenbad no knowledge of the robbery, and he was discharged. The only property that was reco vered wee two brewers' books. Mr. Wakeling severely eross-examioed the witness Joyce, and elicited from him the fact that he had been tried at the Old Bailey. Police-sergeant Evans raid that Thornton had been trans- W ed for felony and the other had been in custody on simi- M? " 4lileting contended that no jury would ever convict, and that it was unnecessary to put the county to the ex pense of sending the prisoners for trial. Mr. Barker said it wee • case for a jury and fully cau -1 mitted the prisoners for trial, and refused bail. HIGHGATE. DISOBACIFUL _lloBBlatY. Mrs. Eliza Coniicige.,iied297;ii;OlMr. H. Constable, of Southwood-lane, Highgate, wsa charged before Mr. W. P. Bodkin sad Mr. J. J. Mills, with stealing a workbox containing a 51. Bank of England note, 31. in gold, • gold ring, and other articles, the property of her brother-in-law, Mr. E. Constable, from his dwelling at High•trcet, High- Ea!!. . . H. Hammond, solicitor, of Finchley, attended for *. prisoner. The parties are respectable inhabitants of the locality and the case excited considerable interest, the court being crowded with persons anxious to hear the result. Mrs. Annie Constable, prosecutor's wife, stated she had been married about three weeks. On the 28th of last month, about eight p.m., the prisoner called to no her and after remaining • short time the prisoner and herself left the house. Her work-box was then safe, and immediately before leaving she (witness) locked the box in the prisoner's presence, at the same time saying it contained all the money she possessed. The 51. note had been given her on her wedding day by her muter, the rest of the money being her wsges. Upon returning home alone about nine p.m., the box and contents were miming.. Infor matioi was given to the police, and the note, having been stopped at the Bank, was traced to the possession of Mr. Hawkers, linendreper, of Bentish-town. Mrs. Hawk' proved receiving the note the day after the robbery, and identified the prisoner as having passed it in payment for some &end. if I Police-sergeants Martin,r 20 8, and Daniel, 38 8, pro duced portions of the workbox and contents which had been found in the dust-hole and watercloset at prisoner's lodgings. The prisoner, who declined to say anything in answer to the charge, was committed for trial at the next Clerkenwell sessions, but admitted to bail in two sureties of SOL each. ilea'. LAW MIKLLIGMCIL (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANIERI7PTCY. (Before Mr. Coanidedeeer Fautdanque.) IN II J. W. HUDSON. The bankrupt was described as a surveyor, of (lona's terrace, St. Pancras. Tina was the sitting for examination and diacharge. Mr. Reed, on behalf of creditors, asked for an adjourn ment, with the view to as investigation of a claim made by Mr. Battenbury, the trade assignee,against the estate of the bankrupt for 6,061/. The circum stances were very peculiar. The bankrupt, who admitted the claim, said that he had kept an account of it on sheet' of paper, which he had carried in his pocket, and bad no ac count in any book. The claim ext.nded over seven years, and was for money advanced by Mr. Battenbun to enable the bankrupt to cony on building speculations. Mr. Begley, _for the assignees, said the account was fully vouched, and had been admitted by the bankrupt. Mr. Bat tenbury had recently undergone a long examination on the subject, and there was no ground for further inquiry. If any adjournment were ordered, it ought to be at the expellee of the opposing creditor. Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupt, urged that he should be allowed to pan. He only owed about MW. to general cre ditors, and there were no assets. His Honour said he feared the opposing creditor was fighting for moonshine. He strongly disapproved the na te= of keeping accounts on slips of paper, and thendestroy ing thaw slips of paper. The estate was utterly unpro tected. Had there been anything to fight for he should have given the opposing creditor the opportunity of nand lac in the shoes of the assignees. As it was, the bankrupt might pees his examination. Mr. Reed asked for a short adjournment of the order of discharge, with aview to further investigation. Mr. Lawrence urged that there was no pretence for ti the order of discharge, and referred to the asses of and Boswell, recently decided by the Lords Jur His Honour—l will not encourage the Op • creditor to spend his money. Let the bankrupt talcs his order of discharge. IN R ROBERT BQUIRRIL. The bankrupt was described u a oorn, straw, and seed merchant, of Lupus-street, Phalle°, and of Oathorpe place, GmT's-inn-road. This was the sitting for examina tion and discharge. Debts, 3,5411. ; assets, about 1,4801. Mr. Ashurst, for the assignees, offered no opposition, and the order was granted. (Before Mr. IN RE VINCENT. —THE OLD INBOLVINCY Jrnaount.,aava. Holroyd.) Mr. Denny applied to the court to make an order for the sale of some small debts under the estate of this in solvent. He submitted that the commissioners of this court bad now all the powers and authority which had been exec• died by the Insolvent Debtors' Court. His Honour doubted whether the power he was now asked to exercise had ever been exercised by the commis sionersof the Insolvent Court. Mr. Denny was not prepared to state by what statute this power was given, but obtained leave to renew his applies. Clore should be be able to show that the power had been possessed by the insolvency • • (Before Mr. Evsna.) The bankrupt, AleinnTleri;rdineilderman, applied for hie order of discharge. He was doworibed as of 59 Guild ford-street. Bloomsbury. formerly owner and dialer in "Grylre Patent Whelps" (whatever that may mean), but now out of bushman. The unsecured debt. are 1,6951. ; other debts of 876/. are secured by property valued at 5101. Beyond this there are no asset.. Order of discharge granted. Wore Mr. ligerietrez Miller.) HI Ili AHTHITIII THIDZHICH HILL. _ _ The bankrupt was a4;;;lerchent,7f Norwich. This was the first sitting. The preliminary statement of Mews. Bart Brothers and FLAG shows liabilities of 11,000 t. ; webs not yet asoertaind Mr. M. IJsborne, corn-factor, of New London-street, and Mr. Robert Wright, corn-factor, of Mark-lane, were choeen trade easiguee. THE RNPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAX 13, 11,62 e LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (11Y ILICTSIC 1711COILLPH. ) CHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) GROSVENOR STAKES. About one mile and & quarter. Pe.lsidro, Allen-y-Iteudemont, Sawcutter, Fauwater, Cada, Caller Ou, and Dusk are here. CHESI'ERYIELD STARES. Seven furlongs. Pilot, Allez-y-Roademeak Tim Whiffler, Inches* Leon, Jung Frau, Real Jam, Livingstone, Egyptian, Ophelia, and Melody are hem. PAID Foavarr.—Hereulaneum. WYNNSTAY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Passim, Lord of the Manor, General Her, Fig, Eidolao, Doeceater, Raga Avis, Dictation, .Juliet, Prophet, Voltella, Hetty, Alohymist, Tim Whiffler, Leonora, My Mary, Pilot, and Maydoiver are here. Pau) FOlllifft.—Cosmopolite and Phantom. MOSTYN STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Valentine, Rudiments, Hugh Lupus, Middle Watch, Croydon, Blitheeld, Erin-go-batiks, and Carrsival are here. PALAILVE STAR fr.Z. Mile and a half. Royallieu, Vest c, Leonora, Duak, and Tommy Jones are here. PAID Foartrr.—Fielande, Monte, and Rubicon. £5O HANDICAP PLATE. Half-a-mile. Miss Julia, Eidolan, Abron, Juliet, Hotly, Fig, and Pstressonse are here. PAID FORYZIT.—Mir PeonelL DORSET CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) An extraordinary special general meeting of thin company took place to-day, at the Westminster Palace Hotel, for the purpose of considering and approving a bill now pending in parliament for the amalgauation of the Somerset Central Railway Company and the Dorset Central Railway Company ; Mr. GROWL Rum in the chair. A resolution in accordance with the object of the meeting was proposed and agreed to, it appearing from explanations given that the bill provided that the capitals of the two companies should be amalgamated upon equal terms, whilst it contained a clause using the date upon which such amal gamation should take place. There were 170,156 marriages celebrated in Eng land during the year 1860, of which number 137,370 were solemnised according to the rites of the established church. The proportion of marriages by banns to those by license was 5/4 to one. Of the bachelors who married, 139,440 chose spinsters, and of the widowers who married 8,260 selected widows. The number of widowers who entered wedlock was, to that of widows, nearly Bto 5. Among persona who married, the proportion of those who did not marry for the first time was 11 per cent. ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREM.—The number of chil dren born out of wedlock, in England, during the year 1860, was 43,693, being 6.4 per cent. of the whole number of children born. In Cumberland, where the pro portion rose to its maximum, it was double that amount ; in Norfolk it was 10.7 ; in Westmorland, 10.6 ; in Shropshire, 9.0; in Nottinghamshire, 9.1. It was also high in Bedfordshire, Suffolk, Herefordshire, Lincolnshire, and the North Riding of Yorkshire. The Registrar-General thinks that the proportion of illegitimate children born in London-4.2 per cent, in the tables—is very probably un derstated. "There is much greater facility for the sup pression of facts in large cities than in smaller towns and villages." VISIT or THE JAPANESE TO THE BANK OF ENOLAND.—crMS DAY.)—This morning, shortly before 12 o'clock, the members of the Japanese Embassy visited the Bank of England. They were met by several of the directors, who took them over the building—the various departments in connexion therewith being explained to them by the interpreter. THE COMMON LAW COURTS.—The Court of Com mon Pleas will hold its sittings in Trinity Term in Middlesex on Wednesday, May 28, and Monday, June 2. The court will sit in term in Loudon on Friday, May 30, and Monday, June 16. The after-term sittings will be is Middlesex on Wednesday, June 18, and in London, on Mon- day, June 30. The muses in the list for each of the above sitting days in term, if not disposed of on those days, will be tried by adjournment on the days following. The Court of Exchequer's sittings will be in term in Middlesex on Wednesday, May 28, Monday, June 2, and Wednesday, Juice 11 ; and in Leaden on Friday, May 30. and Monday, Jane 16 (one day). The court will sit in Middlesex after term on Wedamday, June 18, sad in London on Monday, June 30. The court will sit in Middlesex at nisi prius in term by adjournment from day to day until the muses entered for the Middlesex sittings are disposed SUDDEN DEATH TROY THE EFFECTS OF A Beowmt-Bere.—Michael Mills, civil bill offioer at Dm mom, consulted an eminent physician on Tuesday last, and in addition to other thing., wee ordered by him to havethree moduli of cold water poured on his head every morning. The first time the poor men tried it the shock was so severe that btu:weld Dot bear the quantity ordered. This (Friday) =ruing, after he got up, having walked about a little in his usual way, he determined to have the full complement poured on him ; but, after receiving the mooed =full, he become suddenly faint, was mrried ,to bed, and died in a few minutes.—lforthent Whig. BEARD L152.9.-THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. The railway share market continues inac tive, and prices to-day have receded in some instances. There is a reduction of # per cent. in London and North Western, Midland, Caledonian, and South Eastern stocks. Other lines are little affected. London and North Western stock is now quoted 03/ to ; Great Western, 73 to ; Midland, 1271 to 128 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 107 to 1 ; South Eastern, 831 to 841 ; Eastern Counties, 561 to 571 ; Caledonian, 1081 to 1 ; and Great Northern, 1131 to 1141. The settlement has commenced. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 3/ to 31 prem. Great Western of Canada remain heavy. There is a further considerable rise in Great Luxembourg, which are last marked 151 ex div. 100 103 100 100 1, NO 100 100 100 100 BrisioiaDaiharOp.o.Biki ICla4l4o6ille QUOIT. Sh.. , Cork and Bandon bip.c poniwall, I pet cosh Dan.lialkot Abor.Joh. Zeal Sheilah, A, 1 p. al B D D.li.a. Do. 0,11.0 S S. Coto. DE., Sp.& No.l Do. _ Is. . No.l Do. Now 6 p. Lilo= Union. 4 p. of. 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Dw Do. do. 5 gt. 11 par al Do. I par °oat. do. 1141b.Oory.ap. attends I.praarvdok & Canada De. ello. LcA 40.1 D. B dodo.] Do. do. Lod NIL of Qum& a p. 03. iDo.intLl3C.llot.g.39.o tfielde ,2*. dXmitedAcri9 iT'sCar Fs i : - I i-iiiii...T. 1021 YOZZIGN OBLIGATIONS. ZADAILTS. G.Larawboargat s oset. i Do. bend at North. of Frame Do. tloalogas) p. at Do.((oi `‘ , M)a.P.o. Parts & Lyons Spar cent. Do. New Spar coal.. Itoralliwadlaha per cont. &Atm& Loto.Vsn. Bp. o. Southern of France It p. e. Victor Emmanuel ap.cl 11.&N.W.ofirrancsap.o. 11 4 19 le 12 k 121 12f l l i la 12 N 100 12 12k 414 1M 1011 2 Mk 1014 f xn 100 i MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA}.) Two o'CLocs. The funds to-day are steady, at yesterday's prices, with little business. In the other markets, languor prevails. Attention is chiefly occupied with preparations for Thursday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks. English railways in some instances are rather flatter. Great Luxem bourg shares have experienced a fresh rise. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. Turkish Loan scrip is now quoted 21 to 21 prem., Egyptian, 2to 21 prem. ; and Russian, 1 to 1 prem. Consols are officially marked 931 andl, cum div., for money, and 921, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 31 to 1, rum div., for cash, and 921 to 1, ex div., for the 10th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 238, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 15 5-16 ; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; ditto Bondi, 275. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 911 ; ditto Five per Cent, 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent , 1091; Exchequer Bills, 16e., 195., 15s. prem. The foreign stock Market is quiet. Italian Five per Cents. and the Maremmana Railway Scrip continue to meet with inquiry. Spanish Certificates are flat. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is steady, at ook to 1, and that of 1868 at 701 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 (exchange 261 r.) ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange 12H.) ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. (scrip), 21 prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., 71, I t (exchange 261 r.) ; ditto Maremmana Railway (scrip), I, dis. ; Russian Five per Cents., 97, 96f ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 821 ; Spanish Passive, 101 ; the Committee's Certificates, 81 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 80f ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 701 ; ditto for account, 701; ditto Six per Conte., 1862 (scrip), prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 71.4, 69f, 70. MOSUL G0V11.141113117 ORQUILLTI No. 194 I 020021. Irdl W. prime. I Wee. Per kmiluk, .... . ~ •••14.0.,1877 llO 10 I in Committee'l .... .. Do. 6prrosat..lBlll4 100 —• Ceuta, 1854 —.. .. Do. 6 per 011eb.iimg 100 106 11l .... .. Do. Or otliarAtBop no 106 110 lon 7 70t ; ditto f 0214, . . Do. 6 par mat 585, ~ .. Do. s,premiLln. Stook 100 100 101 1882 (scrip), .... .. ssailogeSpsa 100 110 112 —69 k, 70. Do. ...• .. 40. 100 111 111 do UM 100 112 114 There is 1 16i4 ... Newilessew•Owelp.ot. WS 109 100 1085 neat—on at .... .. N. 11.11slasCiv.5p. a 1 100 100 101 .... .. Do. 6 p. 0., 1871 to 1870 100 W 100 —. Loan. A 1 •• • . • • Dc l .slt. c., 1889 lOO 97 4 0104— New York .—. .. New zosuma per cent MO 100 111 and the tro,. , ... No Scotia 6p. 0., 1876 1011 le 110 —• .... .. i. Aost.Gov. 6 p.o. South 100 108 110 agents foi .... .. vie. 0v.6 p. cs. Jao.oJ all 109 116 110 im r stood to I .... .. Do. do. 6p. e. April 00 100 10$ 1055 ~ --. . ' days a cons sunset MINNS. refined, am No. I tie. $ iiiiss. I PIL l aL P l "' I 821.8 ' into the Ba 6, .. Altrea Cow. tablUaoki ILLS -- rican eagle 10, II British Iron lO 4 ...... seer .Collard ,amiss...4itmiu.v.)) o n n i i a 4 2 57 6 not ye t ad ; 1 1. .. G. Com (revisit ) 1 4110 WO the Bank, • osaa sa .. lest Casabayesterday. 2114064 44 46 44 1 - 41, —NM Own Brea 4, LWllismel tridelk )O. 10e. n Turkish Lc 461 .. Grumbler 0 Si. Asbyn 661 1/15 16 6,000 Orsat Sesta Tolgia 6,908 .„ G. Wit Wes (lisistoW 4O s i 7 . The Tru4 6, .. Grenville 129,0001. it 1. .. Herod 6-11oot W. lb. 17 IS 6. .. Nlmadmi Dowse a, _ Lan Delhi L 1" 1 1 10,0001. i a Valley The folk 40 . 4 aarars4llo 7 ll = CU27olll"). r e el 422 411410 their way t L .. Sofa 4 0 41, .. N. WO. Basest (Maya) 11 60 21 34 with 192,5( arse .. North Wheal Croft 6,600 pm. Lilo SI Provldwee (11=1 1 13.8. 00 41 39,0001. ; 4 Ls. .. SortaidtpOon. 111 s. 511 .. S. Oirelos (SR Clow ) — 14 131 as it 625,501, —• im age .... f it °ln tr. Irssasss ßria 17°IraiMossisi 1 19 11 .4i i wintheanuinv( gig . Mew Park 11,6 W 6 Tamar 811.10001Ms.C. a* ti It -- can news, 1 6,000 10 Tin Croft 10000 .. Tele el Sows (Cr ar l d e ) rss ) UM. 0 , 1. •••• •• —' 5,000 balei awe .. West 1... 4 () 1,011 —W. Ousdon ( 6 34 /8 365 The Bri4 600 .. West &Mos 1 6 64 11 .. .. 1111. Wh. 3.19 8a11ar Sodraih Meaa) j • 11 14 51 a m% an incre " 0. Wt. Edward (Oslatosin 71 1 If 09, A call 0 1,024 _ Wh. Kitty (Cm Waal) LO._ I 111 Lo T n h d e on ma st 1,524 ~W. Karp Ann(lleoims.) a It 1a— June. Leo .. WL Tselawney 11.1.0.) 7 ,6 17 101114011 IILNIA. pointed F No. IM. I litsys. I Pd I m j p,i m .„ i a i l.. ment in th 110,00111 IS Aratesliaa 76,000 1 Boa AcooW, Wafted. .2 lii - the 19th, f 10,WO 5 Brasil. LaU.C,o.(Llm) . lmperial 12,000 el Cobre lan it 10,000 20 Coplapo ° 11) W,OOO 1 Cowls silver 76,000 1 Dem MOUREaIn Copper ell 1 15 (limited) 16,001 3 East Del Rey(Limitoti) I 1 4 4pm a 11,000 2 fortune Wm.) 10,000 10 Geoaral MI IS 44 cent will 1 1111100 1 06. Northern Copper of B. Australis (Lira.) 34 e I di. The4ra woos 15 Nalnunt l l l,lol 4 I 1 t pin 11000 a Unarm all 10.000 5 Lesitaalaa Ma Ip7 1 m teen ii 100815 1 llariquito — It la brong snow 1 tr.ssowc.st . . Alma ) 1 I 0. —_ respectabl 4 10,000 ft PontalbsodilUncLemi all 2 6 100,000 6 Port Phillip 1 1 15 interest. 1 Santa Barbara Gold II 4 I 1 Dm aim:manta 90,000 1 Scottish 4wllo. (Lew) Ws. 1 II pat 11.000 10 0.8 dm del Ray (Lim ) 16 68 00 684 05 Purchase E 46,174 11084 Wilted Merlcaa all 61 75 64 this count „w ow , I wrwthin k , ,Llrn 1 .. *II i for &COMM AM 3 Yudiummutant (Lint.). ell 15 3 NAM IVO AMA 1140 N Mal BMW 1111.19. JOINT STOCK 10.1 Amu and U. Oar. Dank . 120 ABLineeLos.&Liverpool 60 amaraleala M Dank of 120 Dank of Lo a len 60 &Utah N. America 20 Chart. Bank of Ind* Amaral* and China . 116 Chris& Miro. of India Lon., and China 160 aty 100 Ooloatal an Dom. of Onassis 20 Ift&llooareatml.Chartd. 20 G. Beak of Switzerland. 10 ton. Ch. Bank of Mute. IS Do. New 110 Laudon and Comity N Leedom Joint 04ock DO Landon & South Anima 11100 Lon. sad Westminster. 100 Metro. & Pro,. Bank (LI I, 100 Not Pros. cd Dada d M Do. New I, 60 National Bank II DO New South Wales 1 1 06 Orieatal Bank ticepern M Woman Bank . I, 100 IProvinclal of !reload 26 Sonits Australia II 26 'Union of Australia ), 60 i Colon of London 100 UMW Mutual.- • • 1 0001 00,14.10 40,000 46,000 80,000 36,000 16000 2601/F1 to - OW, 00,000 10,000' 41,000 aAtlanti c ngto.lientean JAW ..). BA Mail re.(L Australian Urinal. .. .. Berth% Waterworks.... Kelt. 4 hien Meg. Tel. A Do. B I Sur 43 . till 1961 Do. 0 - to!? 1 .1 , T Cattalo load n... 2 . 1F.0f Ites.&Blaelt Maxi 2reerence Do. II p. et. Perp. Deb LludiatLon.Shippagb Keatindleirrlii.a Cam, Mecileie Te Sag. =a Att.ep: • :: Sea. MOM Naripeti.o Great Ship (Ltsalfad) Do. 171 per eimat. Prof Loa. Diaziot TeL (L.) Loa. Deo. Detainee ria Loa.tl:B.lraDir.Tel :L.) llamas Data& 11; tau. Medlar. lie. Tit (Ilea) Nat West Dtamot Co NerbaddeCoalalronil: - a: 6 1 60,000 188,6711 00,006 EACW 40,006 eoo,iev 88 90 I 6 61 pm 64_ d 6 iii kit 14 Se 90 1 13 1 36 SS 96 97 Se 40 Illi lei so,ooo 10,000 14,000 10.003 , 4,230 29,760 10,000 200,000 W. Bruns. elt N. boot ut. Asolralmaksa.. kiii4 0.. T-7 - ii.ik ?km iso.suo aLsoo 40.900 It .. 11l 7K• WOO hat. "Sow Maim ' Nam. Peg Wm AO Land it len. Paola. and Odes News [ 2r keel 4% bid. Tel. GM' ; 16 M 118 4 1 4 'm Pal l ss 41 601 614 gdl 24 26 Uo. no do lac. * City la.(L) Do. _ do ii ETV 36 38 44 e 6 V2l &Si 51 Ad 1141 - 44i 18 12 11 11 27 18 41 bi 25 10 16 Ik, 9 IL 110 116 11 15 U 06 105 lt9 105 109 le 01 dU Par tPa 99 . 101 lai 1 1 Olt 1 par 1 pm tf I pm if 44 11 91 lf ym I 1$ 16 1' 66 68 68 70 10 11 pm IS, 19 17 19 1 46 4 If INlf 49 5 1 id , Plll 18j 19} rat Iness runs Lad 111. Ilerfp De. 4s. :..wend.. aoi Id lii 140 SS 34 _ Lrat emph to India .) gia. el Atui(L.) I. L tio.Co.U.Oostodo Oa Closdom . Vlosonto laaa. ... 4 6 I Ms par du i PO Ilya I t 4 elk There is still a demand for gold for the Conti nent—on account, it is believed, of the Russian Loan. A portion of some recent supplies from New York has been taken for exportation, and the rest is expected to follow. The agents for the Russian Loan are under stood to have sent away within the last few days a considerable amount of gold which had been refined, and which would otherwise have been sent into the Bank, and they are now bidding for Ame rican eagles at an increased price. The demand is not yet active enough, however, to take gold from the Bank, where no transactions occurred in bullion yesterday. An instalment of 10 per cent. falls due on the Turkish Loan on Thursday next, but has been largely met in advance. The True Briton has arrived fromMelbourne,with 129,0001. in gold ; and the K A. Bright with 16,0001. The Canada, from Boston, has brought 10,0001. ; and the Ethiope, from Africa, 9,0031. The following Australian gold ships are now on their way to England :—The Donald M'Kay, with 56,0001. ; Norfolk with 130,0001. ; Water Nymph, with 192,5001. ; A g incourt , with 125,0001. ; Copen hagen, with ,0001. • Prince of Wales, with 39,0001. ; and the Liana, with 30,0001. The total 625,5001. The Liverpool cotton market opened yesterday with an irregular appearance, owing to the Amen can news, but is reported to have closed firmly at Saturday's rates. The day's transactions comprised 5,000 bales. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 1,9651., and the South Eastern an increase of 1,4151. A cell of 2/. is to be paid on the shares in the London and South African Bank by the 16th of June. _ The Stock Exchange Committee have ap pointed Friday, the 16th inst., for the settle ment in the scrip of the Charterd Bank of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island, and Monday, the 19th, for the settlement in the shares of the Imperial Bank (limited). Both undertakings are to be marked in the official list. We are informed that the articles of association of the Lrperial Bank (limited) are now ready for signature at the offices in Lothbury, and that the business of the establish ment will shortly be commenced. The prospectus of the Oriental Commercial Com pany (Limited ) is in circulation. This undertaking has been in course of formation for some time past. It is brought forward under the auspices of some respectable names, partly identified with the Greek interest. The company proposes to receive con signmeuta for sale under reasonable advances, to purchase manufactures and other commodities in this country, and to execute orders on commission for account of correspondents in England, the east ern part of Europe, Asia Minor, and Egypt. The trade with the Levant is believed to be susceptible of a very large increase, and it is probable that the recent embarrassments amongst the Greek interest would never have occurred had its members ad hered to legitimate commercial operations. It is mentioned that • large and respectable body of shippers abroad have already promised to commit the management of their interests to this company. The capital is to be 200,0001., in 10,000 shares of 201. each, of which a considerable portion is stated to have been already subscribed for. The directors of the Italian Irrigation Company have notified that, " having received the report of their representative at Turin that all the arrange ments with the Italian government, preliminary to the ratification of the concession by the Chambers, have been completed, and that 21. per share has I been paid on the 20,000 shares reserved for Italy, the allotment of shares for this country will take place on Thursday next, 15th inst." The annual meeting of the Marine Insurance Company is convened for the 26th of June. The Lansdowne has arrived from China, with 704,800 lbs. of tea and 847 bales of silk ; the Henry Miller, with 436,600 lbs. of tea and 792 bales of silk ; nd the Berwickshire, with 1,237,700 lbs. of tea. MONDAY Eviornp.. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 921 to ex div. for the 10th of June, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 931 to 1 cues div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93, }, I, 1, cues div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 92, 1,1, ex div. ; Bank Stook, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 1 ; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1081, I, 109, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1883, ‘ 1001,• ditto 1864 or 1866, 1001; Four per Cent. enfaOed" rupee paper, 911; ditto Five per Cent., 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109 1081. The India Five per Cent. Stock has again de clined i t , closing at 1081 to 109. The rupee paper was steady. There was a fall of 21. in Ex chequer Bills, which closed at 16s. to 19e. prem. Turkish Bonds remain flat : the Loan of 1854 was last quoted 801 to 1, and that of 1858, 701 to 1. The prineipal variations were again in the Spanish Certificates, which, after being marked as low se 4, closed at 81 to 9 or the same as on Saturday. Italian Five per Cents. showed heavi ness in the morning, and were sold at 701, but the closing quotation-71 to I—was above that of Saturday, and is the highest point touched this year. An improvement of or oc curred in Mexican Bonds, which left o at 32 to 1. Ottoman Bank shares continue to decline. wise the only alteration in bank shares was a slight reduction in Oriental. Canada Land and Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were quoted rather lower. The closing quotations for 'hares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ooesn Marine In snrance, 83 to 3 prem. ; Thames and Kersey Marine, 14 tol l prem. ; Universal Marine, SI to 24 dis.; London and Provincial Marine, par to 3 werc. ; Mercantile Ihre, 3to 1 prem. ; Commercial Union, ttLitdiS. ; Imperial Bank, 3to prem. ; Alliance sto 54 Fem. ; Ucrtmed Bank of British Columbia and Vancouver's Wand, 4 to 1 prem. ; Italian Irrigation, 3to prem. ; Bombay 3to prem. ; Metropolitan . Wagon, 2 to l prem. ; and London and Brazilian Bank, 24 to prem. Some kinds of colonial government bonds, in cluding Victoria, were rather more offered. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocw. - - The mining market is steady to-day, with • good amount of billings. East Caradon shares are quoted 44} to 46 being again higher ; Wheal Ludcottv 7 to ; kid carn Ices, 16 to ; Wheal Margaret, to 45 ; and Wheal Grenville, 4to *. St. John del Rey Mining shares were flatter at the commencement of business this morning, and were marked 584, but the latest transactions are at 59}. United Mexican have been dealt in at 6 1, and Linares at 7 and 71. The fourth annual meeting of the English and Canadian Mining Company, adjourned from the 30th ult., was held on Thursday last. Mr. Alex ander Morrison presided. The directors' report was adopted. It stated that, although four years have elapsed without profits arising to afford a dividend, the indications of mineral wealth continue to be encouraging. Various causes have retarded the progress of operations. Due attention is being given to the reduction of expenditure. Mr. Tre goning, the experienced mining engineer, has been sent out to inspect and report. The chairman mentioned several facts te ndin g to encourage the hope of ultimate entice's. Mr. Joseph Tregoning has been appointed by the Stannaries Court official liquidator of the New Wheal Vor and East Wheal Metal Mining Com- The half-yearly meeting of the General Mining Company of Ireland is called for the 2nd of June. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVKRPOOL CORN IiARIUCT.—(THIS DAY.) fir wow Atw amot KAMM, Tswana% ) WON OM OWN 001111101 MINT.) Moderate attendance at s market. Whist only in consumptive request at oa prima of Friday. Flow slow sale and rather cheaper. Indian men 3d. Per 2 ,prier lower, in moderate demand; mixed 275. ed. to a. Pd. Egyptian beans, ed. per quarter lower. Oats and oatmeal steady. MINCING LANN.HiIi DAY.) Booan.—The market has steadily at full prices. Print*ly, 6,000 bap avid sold at Mc ; and two flostieg of refining Porto Rico at 23a. 3d., landing w • t ; sad one at Cuba If mould° at 21s. 9d.— both for the llaitsd Lingionn. Refined continues firm. Cowes—The limited basiacea doing continues to be at very firm prima. TlM—Bales hays been made in red and black leaf Congon at rather lower prima. Rice continues quiet. Neerwasis Amain sold at 10s. alma cargo of sew Rangoon at 10s. 9d. Bricss.—The demand for Zamibar cloves is active : ordi nary to fair sold at 34d. to Rd., cash. 80 cues of second pile Cassia Lignea sok. at 88a., cash. SALTIMILL continues to realise firm prices ; refraction 4 to 28, sold at 435. 6d. ; refraction 7.. at 42a. Nrriumn or 800/..—A email parcel has been sold at 14s. Coney.-300 hales void at full prior. TALLOW miussr.—(TlllB DAY.) The market is quiet to-day. Tows tallow is quoted 445. net cash ; Yokeialserg Y.O. ou the spot. 46e. ; Noy aid June, 46e.; July to September, 411 e. bd. to 465. 9d. ; October to December, 495. id. to 49e. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MAB.KET.--4THIS DAY.) Mew& norm sued FAIWO report trade slow : at last day's mice'. Prime nusedon hay, 70e. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84e. to 9511. j Interior ditto, 40s. to 505.; rowed, !SOL to 70a ; clover, old, 80e. to 110 e. ; ditto new, second cut, 80s. to 100 e. ; etas,. 384. PROVINCIAL SMARR NARZEML Lrviarool,, Mai! IL-Oaks Sedq 3—Gnat Weslign=4ll W-Lanesster and Carnal', 1001—lanomft V' , and 1676 6—London and North Western, Mt 6 114 4—Masehosisr. SMOAK and Lincolnshire, 414—Midlandetoek. ern, 84114—Buffak , and lags Huron, 6g}}s-16—Dual 11 p.-61not Luxembourg, 141 11-16 at—Grant Wortern aild 4 Canada, 124-111thols Capful, paid up 116 611-11saibre and Mews, 114 12 1-16—Royal Insursnes Company, 13-16 p. Manairgrra. Mal 12.—Tho nisrkst was quest, pelt m steady. Groat Ship, 61.—Oreat Waken of Canada, 116—Illinois Central, 46 d.—lenonsbirs and lroeksbire, 107611— am igusebester, Sheffield. and Lincolarldro, 4111 1161 — Thames and Mersey Marina Imussies,Wl67 a .--Great Southern and Western, 1 per cent, 66—Li aa,P6—Northern Counties Bank, 11 p. —lllinois et, 42—Maiselmster and County Bank, 21 p. —Myer atone and , 26. INAT 1.2.-64 our Valley share, were quoted to day sellers at Groat Western at 714, and Nottingham and Grantham . South fiteilords quoted 106 to lu I'3-16 ; 131:- lalu6ham Canal, 94 to 646 ; and South Staffordshire Wmerworks. 71 to 76. Metropolitan Wagon shares were sold at 2i prem., and cloned at 26 to If prem. Market generally lower. I..miness dun. Tire MANCEIMA OPERATIVEB.—A II:et-till a unemployed operatives was held in Eitevenson•square, an cheater, last night, to receive a report of th e proceed ings which had taken place in the inter% is vs of the operative deputation with the Board of (,turbans and he Mayor of Manchester. The speakers were the same as on the first occasion, the audience was as numerous, notwithstanding the rain. and the proceedings quite in keeping with the high cha racter which the operatives have won in their pre sent exigencies. It was resolved unanimously to form cummitteel in the various district, of If uchester to receive subscriptions , and to apply them in aid of the existing distress. The committees, it was explained, would be composed of gentlemen interested in the welfare of the operatives, and moved by a desire to re lieve their sufferings. Another testimony to the manly man ner in which the great distress has bean borne is seen in the Recorder's address in opening the Manchester city sessions yesterday. The Recorder said it bad been observed to him that the * distress would occasion to him an Maser of labour, bat he rejoiced that it was not so. The average rumbas of commitments to the sessions was lass than Le had known it before, and the misdemeanour list was the , lightest he bad ever known. CONCEALMENT ON BOARD OF SHIP.—It appeared that just before the ship Mooareh left her moorings in R. Green, Eq.'s docks on Monday, bound to Australia, two boys of the ages of 14 and 12 years respectively, one the eon of • retired captain 8.14, and the other having a brother mate on board, concealed themselves in her, and on the ship arriving in the Dorm on Wednesday, the boys were detected in their hiding place. They were sent on shore by Mr. Erridge, a Deal boatman.—kratisit Gazette. OUTRAGES IN IRELAND.—MITCHELSTOWN, MAT 10.—Borne person or memos unknown went to the home of Mr. Peter Brown, an Englishman. about one o'clock yes terday merinos. and maliciously smashed several panes of glass and portions of the sashes of the windows with acono', while the family were in bed. Mr. P.rewu having gone to law with some tenants of his on a farm in the meaty of Limerick is supposed to be the motive of the outrage, and to intimidate him against continuing the proceedings.—Csamce-ox SHANNON, May 10. —Early on Thursday morning an armed party of men welt to the house of Felix Prior, residing at Mullinavanogue, in this county, and demanded admittance ; on being stoutly refused. by Pnor, they threatened him with death on their next visit, if he did not give up a farm of land, and fired several shots when going away. The land referred to was formerly held by Prior and his brother.—.Fraress. BALLOON AccIDENT. —A dreadful accident has just taken place in the town of Barcelona. The ascension was announced of • Montgolfier balloon of 14,000 cubio metres, to which • trapihe was attached on a wh" young lad . gymmnic The f t 4 were balloon shorty short b l; PerfiltecCrmasomded by - log took fire, and the lad, who had got up on the trapeze, was seen calmly holding on by one of the ro pes below it. The balloon at last fell on • house, where the lad hung from the roof until his strength failed, when he drop ped to the ground, fracturing an arm and a leg. A young man, who bad got on the roof of a home to witnms the descent of the balloon, also fell, and was killed on the spat Fkoonro.—The case of half-roaeting before the hall fire, at which readers of " Tom Brown" may have shud dered, and which is by many supposed to be a myth common to many public scho ol certainly took place in Dr. James's days at Rugby and the names of the totSleatnr an d his victim are well known to many of their contemporaries now living. But even the common daily life of • fag had its hardships. Warming two or three cold beds by one ' s own natural caloric was ant • pleasant process ; neither was running two miles and back. at 4 o'clock in the morning, to take up the night-lines which the preeportor bad set in the Avon, the best preparative for first lame at 7. Blackleg shore, cleaning knives and farts, and carrying up the water from the pump to the dormitory —even to " paradise* itself—would be thought bead measure by a school-house Jac of the present day; when eyes " bidding-one at wicket—that most wbolootne raotio•—is all but super. soda by the ow el need —Black wood's Maga:int for May. 104