The Express. — London, England, 1867-06-13 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS D.V.) LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE lIAM MON RACES. -(THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Justice Wilk,.) TIO; Al I EMIT To AlUlOiLl: A -oSt.Eviii.AILT I:Nr. A Icnin•irr 2 tlescrihe•l .ta a watch -1,...,1. U. 1.4 cluirge.l with ivluili , mAly wounding Nl•tithia t•, 44'. w ith intent to her. In other anuds of 1s ouliettoent the intent ttf the prisoner was held to be addisabk the prus“euti i , and to doter ;;Itevuda 1...2.1:y !Lain. l'ltt• to, ' , oiler pleaded nut guilty. Mr. who was instructed to prosecute, s.,i l that Le ill to apply to the court to postpone the trial of the pt is.na•r to the next session. un account of the at. , civz.: of en. Inn-mutrix, that alto-nee being occasioned ly the t buitant,•• of the prisonet mother. He cete.i.lo,l it uoal I h much inure satisfa,tury that the ',ruse utrix should Le es..ntined,alloi if the trial was poatpunt..l to the it would uffora an uppurtUtlity fur bringing The race-course at Hampton is a favourite place of resort with the London tr.alosnien, and the races there are annwiliy patronised by a large portion of that class, who, with their families, like to enjoy the pleasure and excitement of a race without the confusion, turmoil, bustle, and crowding attendant upon the Derby Day at Epsom. The distance fmm town is not so great, and the drive down, easily accomplished in a couple of hours, is very pleasant. The fine summer weather of the present week attracted a larger number of visitors than usual, and this morning the read from the Elephant and Castle was filled with a succession of vehicles conveying families to the scene of festivity. The weather wee cloudy, with an almost entire absence of the hot sun of time past few days, and this was felt rather as a relief than otherwise. The vehicles were chiefly gigs and waggonettes, a ith here and there au open harem:lie and a few vans. The professional tunites, book walrus, and betting men generally, p►tronisedl as usual the south Western Railway route, and the Waterloo station as thronged thrmighout the morning. Mr. Ifooots, who appeared for the prisoner, s.,i l that Lis !ii,n.t . moxt noxious; to hare the matter ilispaseil of. .n.l it ..;.; to him that the coae was quite ie. euu.q lute without t.ai ea lib nce of the pro:avail ix as it would lie with it. 'l'he jc . isoner had made o confession and nd.aitt.•d all the f .tiol if the prosmeutii‘ WAS ezawined it SCCIIIt'd to bun that she could not e.airy the cane any further. The only quest:ou for the jury would be whether the prix.,tier intenileil to murder the womeutrix or wily to do her gri. Lodily harm. Mr. Justice Wines said that probably there would he sufficient ea blew-, for the jury to act 11110111 without the prosecuti ix la ion evuniut..l, but iu tune of this ila.wirip tion he thou4lit it would I, ouch ;acre satisfactoiy that the whole of the facts aboubl lie brought before the jury, teal thC could not be dune unless the pronecutrir co, ex amined. lie therefore thought that the trial should be postponed to the next wssiou, and by that time probably the prose:al tri x might he brought forward. Thu case wae accordingly postponed to the Wednesday of tile next session, and the prisoner, who appeared to be perfectly calm and collected, was removed from the liar. TZLE.IRAPH.) WEST 11101:LSEY. Hutch Admiral Pat .le Charge Olivia 4 ran. MANOR PLATE. Master Robert ... ... Hayloft( ... ... Heliotrope ... 13 ran. 40 Minute% lat e. CLAREMONT STAKES. La Sapeur ... ... g 1 I Vea . . ... Led Contyn ... .. .3 H ran. FLYING STAKES. Half a mile. AT MT: ,RI sees _ iyo,„., e il; - ,; .. r:.:Jpea — talile.looking woman. wax charged with the wilful murder of her sun, Willi:on John by cutting hi. throat. Mr. Daly and Mr. Houston conducted the prosecution. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Wmlaly. 'Ms set , a case of a most alistreoaing nature. The pri soner was a tirgrri,.l woman residing with her huaismil, who is an engineer in the !loyal Navy at Deptford. They had two children the boy in question, and another son grown up- and the evidence went to show that down to the period of the dreadful transaction taking place the prisoner bad treated the alece.sed with the greatest kindness and affec tion an-I apia.areal to he ektromely attached to him, and the!, >caaeil to he no doubt that the dreadful act wax conaniittiel Lawler the intim nee of a sudden paroxysm of frerisy. It appeared that on the 11th May the seivant of the pi homer went into the dining•room in the afternoon, and saw Or, testy of the deceased child lying on the fluor, with his throat cut, and quite ale.ol, the room being covered with blond. She went to the prisoner, who was tipatairs, anal asked her what wax the matter with Master Willie, and she r. plied, " He drove me to 110 it ; I COlllll not help it ;" and she continued to repeat this expression several times, and :appeared in a most frantic and excited date, and it repaired the exertions of several persona to restrain her. The evidence went to show that at an earlier period of the day the prisoner was in a very wild and excited state, and. aceonling to the statement of the servant in the house, " her eyes appeared to be almost shooting out of her head, " and she VIM wringing her hands and swaying her body back wards an I forwards, and appeared like a person out of her mind. Two medical gentlemen, named Hope and Enter, who were called in directly after the dreadful occurrence, spoke to her excited state, and expressed their opinion that at that time she was out of her nand and did not know what she was about or what she had done, and that she was not in a condition to be criminally responsible for her actions. Marshal Ney. Skylight, La Muta, Prima Donna. Vigor, and Itinumle are here. SURIU AND MIDDLESEX. Two mike. Lucifer, Union Jack, Zenobia, Vixen c, and Q.C. are here. ----- MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Torch Affection Fogleman TWO YEAR OLD. S ran . CITY lIANDICAP. Squire ... Piirms King Charlea Deceit Dunsany Bracken TRADOGIESS' CUP. 0 11 6 ran. TRAFFORD PARK STAKES. One mile. Castanet, Jura, emus. Wave, Slap Emig, Little Hark, Anchorite, Oppression, Doralice, and Maid of the Mill are here. HER MAJESTT'S PLATE. Two miles. flaunty, Deceit, Belmont, Helen, Fan, Anchorite, Black Knight, Bracken, Bezique, Vapour, and East Lynne are here. . . CRICAET.-(THIS DA Y. ) The jury Aoritied the primmer on the ground of insanity, and she was ordered to be detained during her Majesty's pleasure. (Before the Recorder.) CHARGE or PERACRY. Thoßaw Tjunn, 32, labourer, was indicted for wilful and corrupt perjury in this court, before the Common Serjcant on the 6th of May last. Mr. Metcalfe, with whom wan Mr. Straight, conducted the proaecution. The prisoner was not defended. The facts of the case were these : At the kat session of this court a man named Owen Sullivan was tried before the Common Serjeant for a highway robbery with violence, committed on Mr. William Pearce, between half-past and a quarter to 9 o'clock on the evening of the lath of April. The prosecutor, Mr. Pearce, was examined at the trial and swore positively to the identity of Sullivan as being the principal exultant. For the defence the prisoner was called as a witness to prove an alibi, and he swore that he and Sullivan had lived together for two years at a common Indging.house in Mint. street, in the Borough, and that during the whole of that time the prisoner had never been absent from the lodging for more than two or three days at a time. The prisoner further swore most positively that on the evening of the robbery the prisoner came home to the lodgings at A o'clock, and remained at home all the night. This was the perjury assigned. The man Sullivan was convicted despite the evidence of the prisoner, who was ordered into custody by the Common Serjetint, and this indictment directed to be preferred against him. To negative the seoond point, namely, as to Sullivan having never been absent from the lodging' during the past two years, Mr. Kemp, princtarwariler — at the Wandiwortli House d Correction, prov ed that Owen Sullivan had been received in that prison on the 31st March, 1865, and continued in custody there under a sentence of 12 months' imprison ment until the 31st March, 18416. This evidence was cor roborated by another warder at Wandsworth, under whose special custody Sullivan had been during his incarceration. The prisoner said he was not guilty, for at the time he gave his evidence he was in a state of intoxication. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and the Recorder deferred sentence. THE OVAL N. c. c. AND GROUND I'. at: HAZY (army:). This, the first of the return matches of the pre sent season, was commenced this morning at Kennington Oval. In the early morning rain fell steadily for about an hour, rendering the the temperature very agreeable, and the condition of the wickets unexceptionable. Neither Mr. C. G. Lyttelton, Mr. Balfour, Mi. Round, nor Mr. V. E. Walker played for Marylebone, the substitutes being Molars. E. )L. Grace, A. J. Wilkinson, Brindley, and Richards. The only change in the Surrey team was Luff, vice Heartfield. Mr. Collyer undertook to toss for innings, but Surrey's bad luck again decided against them, and Mr. It. D. Walker, the M.C.C. captain, determined to act on the defensive, and for that purpose sent in at 10 minutes after 12, Messrs. E. IL Grace and Winter. Griffith started the bowling at the pavilion end, and the very first ball ho delivered, the sharp cry of How's that , ' indicated that something was amiss. Mr. Grace had touched the ball and Pooley had caught him, a good riddance this for Surrey. The next corner was Mr. R. D. Walker, who was not so easily die posed of. Mr. Ti ylor bowled from the far end, till the pair, especially the Letter , had by some hard hitting accumulated 40,when Lutf went on at Mr. Taylor's wicket. In his third over, the young bowler placed Mr. Winter hors rte combat, by bowling down his middle stump. Mr. Winter, in little more than half an hour, had put on :10, including one four, five threes, and a two. Thus the second Marylebone wicket went with the score at 50. When our despatch went, at 1 o'clock, the score stood as follows : II A R LEWIN lie—First Innings. E. B. Grace, Esq.. e Pooley b liriflth A. H. Winter. Fiq. , b Luif it. P. Walker, Esq., not out ll T. Hearn, not out 1 b 3, 1-1)4, n-b T rata THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) DOW-STREET. BERIOVS , CHARGE AGAINsT A WAITER. John Dunntouth, a respectable looking lad of about 17 year of age, wns placed in the dock before Sir Thomas Henry, to answer the charge of stealing the sum of Tit. from his employer, Mr. Dawson, proprietor of the South. =Om Hotel, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Dawson that the prisoner, who was employed as a waiter, came up to him yesterday afternoon and asked for W. to give change for a 51. note to Mr. \Viotti uffe, a gentleman whom the prisoner had been in the habit of taking lunch to, as part of his duty. On the required sum being handed to him the prisoner proceeded on his errand to Mr. Woodruffe, left the lunch, and then absconded with the money be had fraudulently obtained from his employer. Dawson finding the prisoner away a very long time seat another waiter after him. The waiter havin.; been Unsuccessful in gaining any account concerning the pri loner, information was at once given to the police, and, police-constable 150 F, took the prisoner into custody early in the evening. The prisoner wee dressed in a new suit of clothes, which he had bought with part of the money, all the remainder being spent with the exception of Ma. gd. Mr. Dawson not wishing to press the charge any fur tiler, Sir Thomas dealt summarily with the case, and sen tenced the prisoner to six calendar months' hard labour. WORSHIP-STREET. DANGER TO RAILWAY TRAINS. William Miller, Thema, Ward, and Edimrd .AAnson, ehildren, about 9 years of age, were charged before 31r. Newton with a trespass on the line of the Great Eastern Railway. . . _ John Cottrell said—l am a plate-layer on the line. On the 27th of May last I was at Old Ford and saw three boys on the railway there ; others were with them. They were sitting on the rails. I heard the sound of a whistle, and could see the driver waving them off, and heard a shouting. When the train was close at hand they rolled off. Mr. Newton—But how do they get there? Mr. Superintendent Kent—The meadows nearly the entire distance between London and Stratford are open ' for building purposes. sir. When the buildings are cum- &Se they will certainly he a greater protection than ever; but meanwhile it is utterly impossible to keep boys off the tine, to which they get by passing among the brickwork going on ; there is something more than a trespass in this —trains run every three minutes ; the line can be got at at almost every point. Mr. Newton—What made you go on the line, boys? Miller—The others asked me to go andget some grass. Ward—We were not on the rails, sir, only on a bar of iron. 3lr. Kent—That bar of iron, as he calls it, sir, is the lever, and if they had been strong inough to have moved It. and tried to do so, a train might have been turned Slide, and loss of life ensue. Mr. Newton—You bear what is said, boys. Did you ever go in a train!' Miller No, air. Mr. Newton If any of you bad moved the iron you 'night have killed persons. (The children appeared quite bewildered.) Now, I must have you punished, and I hope that will make you remember not to go on any line again, and your parents to prevent you if you should attempt it. You most each pay Is., and the coats of the summons, that will he 3•. each. The 'nether' of the boys were present, and one of them Impudently remarked, " I ain't going to pay any ;is. for fine. and pay for his schooling too." Mr. Newton—lf the money is not paid let them be locked up for three days. Johnson's fine was paid, and the other children were locked up. On Friday last, at St. Peter's Maidstone, the touveitstion consisting of two ladle; on'y, the our Ate commenced With " Dart,' beloved siditers."— Charch rum. BANKS. I Pd I Cl. 1 - 66 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1867. dIiARE LISTS.—(THIS DAY.) Oita o'Claoog. The railway market is flat, owing to a prepon derance of sales. London and North Western stuck has declined per cent. ; Midland, x ; Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Great Northern (original), and Brighton, 1 ; South Eastern, jj ; and Great Eastern, 1 . Great Northern A, how ever, is . better, and Metropolitan, 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1.11;1 to 1174; Metropolitan,l2Bl to,t; Great Western, 471 to y ; Midland, 117 to i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1291 to I; Caledonian, 1 to 1141; South Eastern, 69,1 to F.' ; Great Eastern, 33i to 31 ; Great Northern, 1171 to 1181 • ditto A, ini to 1184 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18. 3 to 191 ; North British, 34/ to ; and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 631 to 64. .fflAltY ln ututAMU SIMLA * L I pd . I a mix ,„ tiostag eid prices I dam to-day ay. I te I p.m. ixtrAlriaL ouvrairbnorr oia7URII7WI. :',. I .11..1.J1 I Al. 1 .I. y. 1.., I 1..- ... -MOOD nitlidle.OLaPAG•rall I la I 100.000 Do. 18110 WO ... ... .. Caw Goof p.a..197744.1 le• 100 102 1001 .... I Do.flpireljebAArn 'lOl SS 100 ...... De.Bl9ovt.Star.ll los 161 DI 0.1114.8011 Do. Lpsret.Jaattl 140 0? 84 87 f 886,808 Do. spores. Ins. nor ' lee i OS 01 100,000 01,Kot(111,,too:por.1471. , 100 1 1( 2 104 —... d 0.106049011 106 105 107 -- D.. alo. 100040, 100 104 146 _. .. . Do. do. 186..-61 I 1.. 1(6 100 — 280.010 Do./0.6.60.804.1000 100 J 7 04 100,000 Cletlotallo..l‘39, Con 100 101 1(3 .. 180,000 Do. 1979, 41n.. 100 107 1 14 / ... Lona** Da 1872 d 0... 100 104 1(6 200,000 Msorltles 8 per et,187110 In 104 lt6 Ib,ooo 100. 1818 160 106 108 200,000. Do. 1612. 100 i 100 197 10091) Do. len , 100 , ICO 1 , 0 800 NatilClov.Bp.e.ip.,toc.. 100 I 044 100 106 0 00 New Drant.Gov.eporn. ' 106 In 101 1.126,6110 Now South Walem Gov_ I Bp. ce0t.,1671 to 1170 100 IN i 7 2.671,800 Do. Ip. 4.1.404 to DIM 140 I 00 at 91 059.000 DUSP.c.r,I ,O :I to 147.., 10u • et 40 130,460 Sow Ualood 6per coot 10C 10: 108 1.00.C...i, Do. firer cont. 100. At 0: 8 ,0 ,0101 Dn. II nor cont. 1.01 100 lut 106 11' 4 1,0.10' D0.4...1 01 .1u eao.'t Dec 100 165 1 0 7 1073 2 6 0. 1 i0nevo800di Op. c.. 1674 100 99 101 a. 5 06 1. 0 09 gonadial uoe. 4 p. at. in° 03 101 1,177,439 D., Do. 1601 .... 100 95 id cal ilf /*- 4 .1,0uu S.Ant. 0m,,; p. 4..11747 Inn D.. DIN MI 90 0 4.1. 1 0 0 jl' 6 '^o 050,000 810.410r.6p. e. Jon. July 1 100 , 5091 no 1 110 i 9009.0 o• Do. 41 p. a. April &De 100 l 1441 110 1 11081 118M211 MINL•t. a/MI.IIIIIY YR &RIM AM) MTOCRL W. I Pd, I RAILWAYS I (Imam prices I Millie toilay touterday. to 1 p.m. St. 100 &WWI and isetcr - - 80 81 - St 100 Cab) , lonian ........ : 113 115 - St. 100 Nagano' . ..... -- 1 40 46 TO WI Cornwall I 4 6 - Mt. 100 Duldiu cod Beltaat Jane. 05 08 - st. 100 ,Duodcir,gerth.etAbd Jai 70 72 .. l!0 an A, FA Loudon Scrip Carl ' .-- - - 19 , 0 10 Do 1 - - - SL 190 Glasgow mid & W.stern; - - - St. 100 'Great Enders Drd. St.' 33) 3 .4 334 St. 10/ 1 Do. R. Ant. 9tk., No.l 6 7 -- Mt. IN Great North otticotland, - -- - St. 100 Greet Northam . 117 Ho - 80. 100 Do.AI Area. nu Mr . un- 117 119 - St. 100 Du it 1 tilsp.c. Is paldit: - - - St 100 Do. Ord. Def. Di,. Stock; - - - St. 1011 fit Booth & West (Ire.). 01 03 - Mt. 100 Great Western I 471 MI 471 St. 104 Do.titoarYsi.GumSl4 - - - St. 160 Do. Smith Wales . 1 - - - Mt 100 Do. W. Mkt .-101 Zed 25 30 - tit 100 Do. Do. Newport. , 23 30 - St. 100 Laneashlre& Yorkshire 1201 1301 12' 1 1 30 St. 100 Lon , Bright n, & S.i 'out; 85 66 54 st. 100 LoadostehathamADovl 184 191 - Mt. 100 Do. Met /Stem A6p.c.; 8 Is - St. 100 London& hort:i Wean 1171 118 1171 161 St. 100 London&loothWestern I 80 82 , s 1 St. 100 Mon. shef.,&Lincolmh, 48 40 - !A. 100 Metropolitan.... .. . . .. ' 123 129 1271 St. 100 Do. FAtension, - dend 6p. M. 011 1870 111 113 - 100 an Metrrpoliten MUMS. 91 93 91 20 10 Do. du. do. I - -.-• 10 al 1 DO. i St. Jottu's- w ood - - - St 100 Midland ' 1171 1181 1171 1 all I Do. 1.9 Shares - - St. 100. Do. 'Rem. & Derby. 86 18 - St. 1100 North Britton . 341 1151 - St 100 , Do. Win ,Perth,Dana - - - 71t 1100 N. Pastern-Berwlek lO4 103 1011 35 ds 1 161 Do. G. N. IL Pure- - 1 - - 100 M I D ; De. o. Yo k Lee .R..... • ' 62 96 117 036 - U- St. 1001 Do. Carlisle .. 1 •-•-- 132 25 an Do. Stork. ali;;lfng •• 84 8.5 311 21 22 Do. do., 186001 , 81 01 pm. - St. 1100 North Louitm - 10 6• Do. do., 1906 . 1 11 pm - St. 100 North litanordallire 6B 70 - St :100 N. &8. Western Jana ll4 113 - St. 100 Scottish Central - - - - St 100 Shropshire Union. - • 18 16 - St 1411 South Devon 4B RI W. 100 South Dieters 20 MI Staines, Wokinghanattc 8 10 ... St 100 Tad Vale 10 4 J Do. C ' l l 4 Pm. St 100 'Waterford dt Kilkenny ... - 10 4 iWatelitio & Whitehall - - ... B&ITISU POSSIISSIONS. 30. 4 Pd. 1 Ituvears. I Clositerprkes. I Mtn -u. 100' an Atiantic&St. Lawrence; 06 51 -- - 81. 1100 Dow ltar.&C. In. gfc.c.! 114 1041 on DM W 12 I Do. 1 Shane . {pot sn - 101 all Banal° & Lake Hamm 31 41 - 16 ; all Do. Praference 0 0 WS 100 Bef.,Brant.,&Goderkk - 1 ! 6 per mut 1872.3.4 - 4t ,100 Cal &S. Madera 6p. ag - - - 3t IoC Caps T. & Dock op.c. g 65 65 - 100 all Deraiwara,7p.c.perpref 9O 101 - It 190 Mat Bawd gm 6 do- 103 NM - 10 ,' 7 } Do. do. 5 do._ - - - S 4. 'lOO , tut Indian pa. 6do ll4l 1111 111 10 1 3 ' Do. L Shares ll 11pm , - it 110 n Grand Trunk demands 171 IS - WOO i all , Do. Eya1p.M.11.69.44. 86 87 - 100 lan Do ist pre( Bonds - 100 .an Do. Ind pret. Honda 44 66 - 100 1 all Do. ant prat. Stock 35 37 - WO lan Do. Ith pref. Stock 2O 22 - it 1100 Great ImtLan Peninsula 1111 1121 111 1 ID an Do. Ens. 5 per cent. - - pre - 20 . 0 Do. New do. - 90 I 4 Do. New - 9t 109 Gt. S. of DAM. 0.6 p. et 102 1.3 - it 1100 Do. 43 per met. -.- - - 101 an W. Western ef Lamas 15 161 15 100 lan Do. 6p.c. Bda pay. 1979 04 96 05 100 an Do. 54 do. do. 1877-8. 85 67 - 10 , 8 Indianßrancb(Limited, 1 {Ms - it 1100 Madras guar. 64. clot 103 104 :034 it 1100 Do. de. 41 de 96 94 - it. 'lOO Do. do. 41 do 9l 93 - 10 ' all Do. 711th Extension - - - 10 'an 11•10 and Ilotaoria lia4l 95 67 - 100 all Do. 6p. M., par. 1880' 98 100 - 100 all Do. 6 p. M., pay. 1801 82 84 - St 100 N.B. ofeau.flp c, Istp.ls. 82 86 - ft 1100 Minds, gna. 6 per cent 1021 103} 1024 it 100 Do. Delhi do. - -.. 103 104 - 15 15 Do. do. dm ..- - 11 fp m - It 100 Do. Pnalaub do. .. - 102 103 - it 1100 Do. Wm 64.11 M. do. - -, - No I M. Ta. _ 1,0:so .. Wolverton 1,0001 Clifford Anal 1 a 1,024 .. Dev. G. post travlitck ' 1 1 12,101 Drakevalls 512 .. Rut Based (Illoiran) 1 Ma 6,1411 .. Kist Caradon 6,000 .. Kant earn hr.* • 34 0.000; .. I Past Grenville 1 1.6.0 1.9061 .. Kest Lovell i 3.9.0 4,000 .. 18. W. ltumell (Tarts* ), 111.7.6 446 .. ()rambler & St. Aahyn VI 111.640 4 Nireat boo' :Lholtvd; all 0,000 .. ;Great Smith Tolgua 8.908... 10. W. Vor (11elstood 0.000... 10renvllle 1,024 .. Illemal'a Foot 4,000. .. ningstun D.. 111 6.10.4 896 .. Margaret Thy Leant': 13.17.0 9.000 .. !Marta Valley -10.0 40,000 4 Nvryndy Iron Ore 400 .. I It New /Minn • M 700 .. North ostmar . :a 5,640 .. (North Wheal Crotty 6 • 44 A v i • • I ProoPar rusted 1.120 .. , Providence (U. Lelant 10.4.7 812 .. S. Camden (et. Weer'. 11 4,198 . 'South Cowin/nor . 3.1.0 496... 1 8. W. Prances (Illotan — • , 13.18 (I 1818 .. 'Stray Past 86.196 0.000... inn Croft • 9 8.0.10 .. (West IJawt flllomuG ll 1.954, ..W. CeraJon (Gakeara; 14 12.000, .. I West rldverton NO, .. 'West Seton 512 ~ i Wt. Beast (Mogan! I I 5 t 512 1 Wh. Buller (thalroth,. 18 1.01111 .. W,3lltriAnn(ll..4hvn. 8 3941 .. ,Wbeal Setou llBl 45,000. .. :Vni. Trelawnev (Z. 4.8 1 517.0 YOILKIGN 11121 ML -- t 36 38 23 21 6 S 41 23 ?WI. 40 (A 5 7 4 1 2k 2 29 :11 340_36,1_ 7 E 1 4 1. 411 16 ;1 14 4 4 416 86 08 12 14 6 4, 414 IS 26 4 Bdl. DO 211 9 11 pm 21 1441. 62 65 ?!.J.l $3 SS . 11 IT $7 39 II 199$ II lips oiara 5 3 01s I 1 414 18 19 10 Bdh {}pm Ws Par 24 gb 1 314 par 2 11 la 03 Ea 11 9 di. 16 13 dl. $ 9di. 7 9 pas 1 1 3 11 0 11 I§,m 243 35 69 at 44 45 12 14 I 1 Ma 11 8 ttl Is 6 108 16 17 10 8 die 9 741.1 9 - 81 1e 6 7-16 A 13-16 _ se ss 16 15 4 6 11 11 9 11 65 70 150 160 66 70 35 17 14 14 lb 130 9 11 107 I N. IQ. Woes. I dale. No. IM. Minna. 14,000lAlamillos Limited) 100,=I 1 Angitohrez.Oold(Llm l 11), SO Australian 16.000 le Cape Copper (Limited) MAW t..pula Wirer (Umited) 30,000 6 Mon &S. Min.,L 10,000 20 iCoplapu Limited' 100,000 1 D..n relit . .. N. Del key 14,0 0 0' 1 Inert DO Rey ;Limited) 26,000 1 Tortoni' (Limited) 60,000 1 ITronthsoatbulivin(3old 20,000 20 ' General 63.000 If .11 aimed* Limited) 16.000 3 Linares (Limited) 7,927 6 'Lusltanian Limited , 60,000 4 Neutrino Copper (4 , /0).000 6 .Pestarena Got.' (Um.). 10,000 f 0 Pontglimudallver Lead 100.000 6 Port Phillip 12,000 60 Royal Colore Copper 120,000 1 acAUsh Auxtrel. , Lim.‘ 11,000 90 itt. John del Rey I Lim.; 13,174 30 rotted Mexican Lim'( 60,000 1 'Val AntLeoria Mold .1 % 60,000 1 VallannecatioillkUns , 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Lim 6,000 10 Val Humes 'Limited) 20,000 6 Witahoe Gold(Limited 60,000 1 Worthing Limited) 76,000 1 Yorke Peninsula (Lim Awn 3 .Yndanainuteita (Lim) 1 a tra, 521 i .1 1 O / 11fills•Ps1: , ,:i' i l tim '1,...1 ? :t r oth It t tells' 1 41 It 7-11 1 114 1 16 9-16 1 all i 17 19 ,235. , / ,114 1 1 41 1 .j41 21 hl 5 , 1 Odle a l. a 4 p. i 1 • —-I 1 _ dla an 1 16 I et 64 11 I. 1 1 11 4 611 6 • 4 ill. 6 I ..- an 1 1 i 411 all 1 1 eldts all, 1 11 4 1-16 _ ai pm SERIOUS ACCIDENT f 0 AN EXCURSION TRAIN. Last night a serious accident happened to an excursion train at Oughty-bridge station, on the Manches ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire line. An excursion train was run into by a luggage trsin owing to the signal not being up, and about 20 persons were injured. The driver of the luggage train and a passenger were so much hurt that they are not expected to recover. The line was blocked up for three hours. The luggage train ran into some empty car riages, otherwise the consequences would have been much more serious. SAD DEATH THROUGH CAHELEASSESS. —An inquest was held yesterday at the University College Hoe pital on the body of a young woman n a med Margaret Driscoll, about 20 years of age, who lost her life under the following distressing circumstances. It appears that the young woman was standing at the bar of Mr.Marchant, the Carpenters' Artus, corner of Howland-street, Fitzroy eyuare, when a person after lighting his pipe carelessly threw down VII, lighted splint. The young woman's dress taking fire, was instantly in flames and rushed out of the house. he was pulled back into the house, and Mr. Short, a greengrocer in the street, succeeded in extinguishing the flames. The young woman was at once taken to the Uni versity College Hospital, where she expired in four hours afterwards, having been sadly burnt. An inquest was held yesterday by Mr. Hardwick, the deputy coroner, when a verdict of "Accidental death" was recorded. MR. Sem/g0...5.—0n Monday last this untiring preacher delivered two sermons in the open air at the little hamlet of Peppard, about six miles from Reading. Upwards of 3,000 persons assembled from surrounding towns and villages, and when Mr. Spurgeon appeared on the spot fixed for holding the service they greeted him with a hearty round of cheers. Ascending a waggon which commanded a view of the multitude clustering together in the fields and roadway, Mr. Spurgeon at once commenced a service similar to that which he usually conducts in the Metropolitan Tabernacle, save that the beauty of the scene, the haymakers in the fields, the beech woods in full glory, and the corn waving in the summer air, inspired some of his happiest extemporaneous expressions. In the course of the day be alluded to the many reports which had been spread concerning himself and the "gout." It war true, he said, that he had had the gout, and a very horrible pain it was ; but he had the gout in his left leg, and he had preached standing on the other. He bad not had the gout in his tongue, and be was not aware that people preached with their legs. He supposed that he should have the gout pretty often, for he was his father's eldest DOD, and inherited his good qualities. He was thankful to say that the gout had not caused hint to relinquish a single ministerial duty.—A drertiaer. A Titintotiou CATHOLII.7.—We have the sincerest pleasure is announcing that the Rev. George Williams. 8.D., Senior Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, a thorough catholic—in fact, the leader of the present re vival in that university—will be the new vicar of Rich mond. A better appointment could not possibly be made. He will carry on and develop the good work of his respect able predecessor.—CAurea News. _ OUT AT JAVA.—Nowadays, any Dutchman (or, in fact, any European) who goes out to Java with a good constitution, clear brain, and due amount of energy, is sure to prosper in the course of time. He is not likely to make a fortune in two, but pretty safe to secure a oom petency in ten years ; and to grow a millionnaire if he will only remain where he is and take what is offered him. But, somehow or other, few people remain in Java longer than they absolutely must, in order to secure the means of living at home in comfort. The climate is in most parts of the country enervating ; there is a dearth of intellec tual food, and an excess of dainty dishes ; children moat be sent to Europe for education; liver complaints and long ing for home increase day by day ; and thus, though every facility be now granted to the Dutch emigrant, the num ber of residents on the island is but increasing at a slow ratio. Latterly, measures have been framed to improve the schools, to offer many inducements, formerly wanting, to every one who will remain a resident, but with little result, as was to be expected from half-measures in which the settler finds but few guarantees for his permanent lul -1 vantage and seaurity.—Nora Braid& Review, new Imam.. .1. I 61. Xmas I ?W.. 7 4 3 410 439 44 I lb 17 6 21 91 21 8 21 2) 4 1 18_ 19 -- I -- e N 20_ Id FOREIGN OBLIGATIORS. 0b.1N.1 RAILWAY& l a, --- 4 - all .O.lnstankmargsp.oant. 20 all I Do. 100 ,Harana and Matanzas 100 all .I..ausanne and Fribourg 100 all slatanzas and nahrustUa 100 all I Do. Second Issue.. . 20 all North of France 3 p ct. 20 an I Do (lateCharl. alp et. 100 all Ottoman (3myrna, Ac.) .. all : Do. do. Issued at 72 10 an ,Partaljons4 nu 3p.ct. 100 all , Recife et S. F. (Peru.) 4 an 'Royal Swedish sp. et 100 MII ildamia La Orande 7 p. et 24 all pm deLom•Ven.3p.e. PM la/ th Eari.of Fort. 7p.e. 10 t uthernot France 3p.e. 20 all 'South Italian, 3 per et. 10 IW./0 N. W.of Fra. Sp. e. Closing prices. I Sam 17 18 88 91 id WT 100 87 90 301 14/ 13 45 SS 20 25 121 14 90 91 le I 85 58 9 Ye 121 12} 5 6 In 12/ PREFERENCE SHARES. Midland 6 per cent. redeemable, Rt. North.F.asteni, Stockton and Dart. A 5 per cent., 25.. MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 184, 4. Credit Fonder of England (Limited). 9-16. Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 2. Fore-street Warehouse (Limited), 124. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 6, 54. Hudson's Bay, 16. Imperial Land Company of Marseilles (Lim.) 4. International Financial Society (Limited), 34. blillwall Freehold Land and Dock, 49. National Discount Company (Limited), 14. Nationl. Discs., New, issued at 5 put., 14, 134. North British Australasian (Limited), 414, 24. Royal Mail Steam, 954. United Discount Corporation (Limited), 34, 4. Viceroy of Ecrpt (Mortgage) Loan, 714. PROVINCIAL BEARS NARK= LIVERPOOL. JUNE 12.—Sslaa to-day: Caledonian, new account, 1131—Great Eastern, 341 ; ditto new account, 341 1 1 Great Weittrn, 471: ditto new account, 471 I—Lancashire and York shire, 130 29/ ; ditto new account. 1391 It I—London, Brtithtoth antitiouth Coast, new account, 66—London and North Western, 117 41 : ditto new account. 1171 18 171 Is 17: 11 18 Manchester, Shetlield, and Lincolnshire, new account. 491 1 11—Metro politest, 129; ditto new accurst, 1281 V Midland, now ac count, 118 I'l 18—North British, new account, 351—South Eastern, 1301 1 70 1 : ditto new account, 70 1 70 17011 4 Losition and North Western, Chester and Holyhead, 110—Don Pedro North del Rey, 34---4 rand Think of Canada, 171—Great Western of Canada, new account, Hl—Crest Luxembourg shares, 11 13-19; ditto new account, in 13-16—Conin.ercial ELI cited , 17)—Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 41-11 udautia Bay. 164 Paige Stram. 90. It ISVltlesrest, tux it 12.—A fair business wax done, though the Stock Exchange closed at one o'clock. Market very strong. C.msolidated Bank i Limited., 1110 p.—District Bank, 171 p. -- Great Eastern, It 1 ; next account. 341 4—ttleat Luxembourg, 11 15-16; next account, 11 15-1.;--Great Northern A, 1174—Wand Trunk of Canada, next account, 18—Great Western of Canada, 15—Great Western, 471 : next account, 471 - IBlnols, 79—Lan cashire and Yorkshire nett account, 130—London and North western, 1171: next account, 1172 4 11—Manchester. Ithelbeld, and lJneollishire, 491; next amount, 414 11 I—Metropolitan, 129; next account, 139 1 n 81 9 8) Slklland, 1171: next account, 118 171 4 18—North MUNI, next account, 35—South Eastern, 691, next account, Rd 1--Thames and Mersey Marine Mau:once :Limited', next account, 31 p.—Lomion and Brighton, 081; next accssant, 601 —Glasgow and South Western, lit BIRMINGHAM, Jess It —nosing prices: London and North Western Railway stock buyers, at 'ill; Staffordshire and Wor cestershire Canale, buyers, at I _lxs; Nottingham Joint Stock Bank. 31 to 3 dis. Birmingham Financial, 11 to 11 dls. Bir mingham Can (new ordinary', sellers, at 511: Birmiughani MU *nee Fire Insurance shares, sellers. at par ; Britannia If HI shares, sellers, at 11 to 1 din. ; Midland Wagon, new shares, sellers, at to pram; Birmingham Waterworks shares, sellers, at 311. WWI. and Foreign Railway Plant shares, 101 to 9 die. DUBLIN, JUNE ll.—Three per Cent. Consols, P44--New Three per Cent. stock, 93) 11, 93 9St Ditto, for account, 10111 July. 931, 1.--Bank of Ireland !IMO paid;,239-31 winter Bank Limited., ( paid 4—National ,t3O paid , eel I—Koyal Bank' paid , 324—Union Limited 'g92 paid„ Dublin and Belfast Junc tion (glen paid , , 73—Dublin sod Drogheda !ace paid;, 85 Great Southern and Western (all paid;, Oa)—Midland Great Western .ZlOO paid;, 40—Belfast and Northern Counties, 4 per rent perpetual all pail;. 90) --Orest Southern and Western, 4 per cent perpetual (ClOO pH), 97.—Dublin, and Kingstown, 98 —Great Southern and Western, b years unexpired, 4g per cent., tOOl. REPRESENTATION OT HUDDERSFIELD. —The Chan cellor of the Exchequer has replied, through his secretary, to the memorial, asking for an additional representative for Huddersfield, and the extension of the borough boun daries, so as to include a population of 60,000, to the effect that the memorial shall be duly considered by the government. REPRESENTATION OF ABERDEEN. —A meeting called by the Lord Provost and held in Aberdeen on Monday evening, adopted the following resolution : " The citizens of Aberdeen hereby express their decided opinion that any mere extension of the suffrage would prove unsatisfactory in its results, unless accompanied by an addition to the number of the repiasentalaves to be in future returned by Scotland to the House of Com- MORS, based on its increased population and its omatribu- Cons to the national exchequer; and that this city, from its large and intelligent population, its wealth, and the extent and variety of its commercial, manufacturing, and shipping interests, possesses irresistible china to an addi tional member to represent it in parliament." Ameamittce was appointed to embody the resolution iw a petition to parliament, endto take steps to enforce the elaim of the THE BANK OF FRANCE. (astrrea's TILIGW.) PARIS, Aim 13. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes as com pared with the previous account : lieczaAsz. Notes fr 7,250,000 Cash Treasury balsam . . Dsclutssa Current accounts Commercial bills Advances . . . . 6,900,000 666,000 100,000 &lONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ois &Owen. In the Stock Exchange to-day attention is chiefly directed to the settlement of the fortnightly account, and few fresh transactions have taken place. The funds are flat, upon a continuance of bria-ji./c sales by the public, combined with the closing of some speculative operations for a rise. The reduction in G nsols amounts to , per cent. Foreign bonds are dull, owing to the anticipated introduction of new loans. Spanish Passive and Certificates are especially flat, the proposed arrangements, with regard to the settlement of the former being re garded with marked disfavour. English railway stocks have declined in sympathy with other securities, notwithstanding the favourable traffic returns just issued by most of the principal companies. The traffic statements for next week are expected to be still more satisfactory, owing to the tine weather. The directors of the Bank of England have made no change to-day in the rate of discount. There was no general expectation that an alteration would be announced, but it is quite likely that the minimum will be reduced from 21 to 2 percere. within the next few weeks. The discount market is very quiet to-day, with little business. The general quota. tion for the best bills is 2} per cent., but excep tional transactions are reported at 21. Short loans on English government securities are obtainable in the Stuck Exchange at 2 per cent. Consuls are now quoted 94 to „, ex div., for money, and 94,1 to 2, ex div., fur the account (July 10); and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 93:, to I. The government broker has bought to-day 13,0001. new Three per Cents. on account of the sinking fund, at 93/. Spanish Passive !fonds are freely offered, and have fallen 3 per cent. The Certificates have receded 1, and Turkish of 1865, Italian of 1801, and Me:dcan, !. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 39} to 601 ; ditto Five per Cents. of 1865, 311 to 1 ; Greek, 15i; to I ; Spanish Pas sive, 24 to 1; ditto Certificates, 14!, to ; Italian of 1861, 521 to 1; and Mexican, 17 to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds aro slightly lower, at 722 to 73, but Erie and Illinois Central railway shares are unaltered, at 40 to and 78/ to 79/ respectively. _ Atlantic Cable share, show no variation of im portance. Anglo-American are quoted 181 to i, and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference, 4g to 4. Bank shares are steady. London and West minster are quoted 106 to 108 ; Union of London, 44 to 45 ; Imperial Ottoman,l to 1 dia. ; and Al liance, 7 to% dis. Financial shares are without change, with the exception of an advance of 10s. in London Finan cial, viz., to 19 to 18 dis. International Financial are quoted lg to 11 dis. ; General Credit, 1} to 11 dis. ; and Credit Foncior 5g to 5, dis. The advice' from New York announce the ship ment of a further sum of 200,0001. in gold for Europe. The accounts from Melbourne also report the departure for England of the Wel lesley with 90,0001. in gold, the Omar Pacha, with 120,0001. ; and the Dover Castle, with 132,0001. The total of the above-mentioned sums is 542,000/. The Holmsdale has arrived from Melbourne with 63,500/. in gold. The twenty-fourth ordinary general meeting of the Crystal Palace Company is called for the 28th inst., for the purpose of receiving a report from the directors. HALF-PART ONE o'CLocx. Consols exhibit a recovery of i per cent., the present prices being 94,i to /, ex div., for money, and 94/ to 1 1 , ex div., for the account. HALF-PAST THREE o'CLOCK. Consols are again fractionally lower, at 94g to 4, ex div., for money, and 94} to A, ex div., for the accmunt. No gold has been sent into the Bank. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. &2c., being sc. lower than yester day. The following is a copy of a communication which the Committee of Spanish Certificate Holders have just received from the Spanish ambassa dor by :he hands of the Spanish consul : David Robertson, Esq., M.P., Chairman of the Committee of Spanish Certificate Holders. Sir, —By order of his excellency the Spanish minister at this court I beg to band to you, encled, a transience of en official telegram which his excellency received last night from Madrid.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, JUAN GAVAMON, If. C. M.'s Consul-Genera 11, Jeffery-square, June 12, 180. Madrid, June 11, lila. The Spanish government has this day preemted to the Cortes a bill for the conversion into a consolidated fund of the Passive Debts, also of the Deferred of 1631. In the preamble to the bill the government sets forth that the law of 30th June lest recognises is fact the claims arising from the third clause of article 2 of tie law of Augur: Id, 1851, acknowledging at the MUM time that it is expedient and indispensable to settle those claims, to which effect the government declare that they will present a bill at the opening of the next session. Hereupon the following letter has been addressed to the Minister of Finance of Spain : Committee of Spanish Certificate Holders, June 12, 1807. Excellent Sir,—The Committee of Spanish Certificate Holders have had the honour to receive from hie excellency the Spanish ambassador at this court the copy of a tele gram, dated Madrid, the 11th inst. The committee re quest permission to state to your excellency that this tom municatiou has been received in this city with profound disappointment by the parties interested therein. All the official proceedings connected with the affairs of finance which have recently taken place in the Spanish Cortes hail led to the conclusion that measures were immediately about to be taken to liquidate the debt therein referred to. I A further delay of several months they were wholly un- • prepared to expect. The committee take leave respectfully to recall to your excellency's attention the fact that on the :10th June of last year a law was passed in the Cortes au thorising the settlement of this debt. This law is in abeyance because it was not acted epos previous to the assembling of the Cortes. The committee submit that all that is necessary at the present time is, that tho Spanish government should obtain from the Cortes during its present session, an authorisation to act upon the afore said law of :10th June, eontaining as it does the elements out of which a settlement of this debt may he effected. without the proposed further delay, which while it operates so injuriously on the interests of the parties concerned, produces no advantage to Spain. On the contrary. the conanittee cannot but express their belief that the &uncial interests of Spain would be largely benefited by the effects that would follow from this settlement. English capital is quite ready to occupy itself with Spanish enteeprise as soon as the eirculaties of Spanish securities shall be re stored.-1 have the honour to be, excelleot air, your faith ful servant, J. D. Pownea, Deputy Chairman. No transactions in bullion were reported at the Bank yesterday. Since the date of the lair return. 60,0001. in newly-imported gold has been sent in, while there havj 'Non no witharewtis for exports- Lisp, The London and ltorth-Wealktrn itAtearefiraffle return shows this week an-Increase of 4,3:121. over last year, and the Midland an inenealie.Of 6,74&1. Front the report of the directors of the Ceylon Company (Limited), to be presented at the annual meeting on the 18th inst., wo take the following : The directors have pleasure in submitting to the share holders the annexed general statement of the company's affairs and lailimeeitheet for the year ending on the :ay, March, 1867 :—The net profit, including the sum brought forward from the last year's account, after defraying all cuireut eNpemeo, amounts to Gl,aOil. be., and the direc tors propose tbst a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum on the capital paid up on the 31st March, amounting to 10a. un each original, and 24. on each A share, be declared and made payable, free train income tat, on the 20th instant ; this, with the interim dividend paid in December, the amount appropriated for interest on debentures, and that 'written off in Mauritius, &boort, V. 12s. Id., and leave a balance of 3,510!. Pd. to be carried forward. The directors the South Australian Company have issued their thirty-first annual report, to be presented at the general meeting on the 19th inst. the following is an extract : . . . The income the year, including profit on sales of land, app,ara after ileiluswou of home and colonial charges, to be 30,1701. 17s. 2d. From this sum the directors recom mend that a dividend of 8 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, ho declared payable on 15th July and 15th January next. They also recommend that a bonus of 2 per c.ht., or 10s. per share, be paid to the proprietors oft the 1:1th July. Thai bonus is derived from the surplus profit+ of the years laret and 1865, which the directors did not feel justified in dividing until they were satisfied that the income of the company would probably be maintained. Notice is given of the closing of the transfer books of the London and River Plate Bank (Limited), from the 14th to the 20th inst., inclusive. The preparations yesterday for to-morrow's set tlement in the railway market showed generally * limited supply of stock, especially as regards Great Western, Grad Northern " A," Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, and Brighton. A " baokwardation " or bonus of 10s. per cent. was given in the afternoon for the loan of the latter stock for a fortnight. The following shows the terms generally current !rest ?astern. CONTAS6OB. UPsahlf, .. 1.3! to 3-32 .. 1-32 to Snit °mat WeAtvrn even to N..rtpern to back 5-16 to 7-18 1-3°. t 3-4 .. own tot .. 1-16 to 3-16 .. to 1 to •• , SO SI 45 47 3d l, SPio 44 ♦5 P} beds 85 47 27 29 1! 10 aim 7 641 a •9 61 9 7** 414 as as JOINT nix N0..1 ft. 1 BLIES. e. . °° ‘1. 14 : NO; 90 40,000 20 110,01 X 10 SO,OOO 40 11.600 10 19. 90 10,000 Si 11.000 10 10,00.. ISO i -, :iA *. ii:iiiltio 100,0001 10 Agra Bank (Um.) A , • Albtott Albano. Limited Anglo Austrian Anglo Egyptian (Lint ) Anglo Italian (Luultod) Australasia liankotßritlaheoluinbial Da New, loaned pin I Bank of Bayne Bank of Otago (Limilad)l Bankof Vktorla,Anatral . Bank of New Zealand 1 British & Callfuralan(l ) British N. America . C. Bk. lndia, Am., China Chart. Yee. of India, Mc City Colonial Cta"lid"" Beck (10 , I Do. do. New Dothi and Loudon (I. ) Cad London (Limitel Baden' Zachange(Lim. English and American 141 g. Bank ILdsJanelroL Eng.licot&AuaL (lurid Engilab and Swedish (L ) Imperial Bank (Limited; Imperial Otioman lonian Do. New Land Nora Bk India(L ) D0.6p.e.Deb..1884, Min lon. Bk. ofMerion..to.(l.? London and Braanian Do. New LondoialliverPlate(L) Do. New. t at lb pm Do. d.. do Loa CB. Bank of Amite London and Oonnty 1 Do. do. New . . Loudon Joint Steck., London & South Milton: Lon. &Et Wisteria 1.1 m.) London & V•IlfatlIAR:L) London & Westminster. Mombasa Bank (Lim) . Do. New antiMßEsoaanfL) Metropolitan Midland Bank (Linz) National of Australasia National of Liverpool 1 N. Pro. of England 1 Do. 2nd S Std National lank New South Wales North Western . . _ Oriental Burk Corpora. l ProvialloaalapCorp.(L) Pr•Vara •• • • New loath Australia Stand. al B. & Africa Do. do. us. at 6pm Union el Australia Milos of Ireland (Lbw ) Craton or London I FOREIGN LAI - likn.wart i Antwerp t Rotterdam Babia&A. rra (L gr7p.e. Belgian K J friction .. Agren,tr.F l, 'VP et(L) Central Argentin* .... • • rlr P° Exteadoo ID D:i t targ Wit& (L) lisstarn of Prom Buropeao 461;a (Li Great Luxembourg lospetial Idexican (L) Lorsberg-Cseruowi ßy ts(Lt Nans&Ltep t Do.. p.c.Prt. f Bo* goy Northern of Tnumo Do. Nome= rrr runnk Pat. Ottoman (Marna AIWA raria, Lyonsand Yedit , Parb and Orleans . Beetle & S Francis. ( . 1L) [Royal Sardinian Regal Setedien Do. 7 per omit &sabre and Meuse i Da eiperosot. Pref Ban iatdo(L) g 7 per ct &Aust.& bno.Venettan South beat. of Patty* Southern of Franco Tent, and Bayous West M I Do. IS adam per coal Prot , Woot&N.W. of bases I Closing prior. 1 111psi— i4 161 16 7 Ills 14 12 di, 41 6 piu • U • If Ms 111 11 4 1/4 161 91 10 19 194 67 49 0 s se ss se as se lie Ise T 1 li 16 16 rAI iej 4 all i all W ll LBt, hs - to ila London 114.1kIlolghton * back L011.1..11 l Nortli.WeV:rn to Loroloo. Chat . and Lover 132. to 4-32 Lancashire an.. 1 Yorkshire ei..o to St ranch. Shill, and Lisic-itn even to liet ropolitan Ithiland 1 to 1 • low•as Lotemhourd hullos St:ars atio I:ouds Gould Tod. nt Canada Os 6d. to Is. ed. .. Us. al. to is. Od. Croat Wratern of Caudill us. tid. bOa. 9d. .. Os. ad. to Of. Pd. The subjoined report on the market for Ame rican securities is from Messrs. Satterthwaite and Co. : During the past week there has not been the same activity or buoyancy in American Securities on the Lon don market which has characterised other departments of the Stock Exchange ; still quotations have been fairly maintained, and show • slight advance on the week, Cited States 5.20's being last quoted 72i to 7:11, sad the 81;s1 issue shout 71. For Illinois Central and Erie shares the demand has quite abserbe 1 all offering. Illinois close 734 to 79 ; Erma, 40 to and both leave off firm. Vb.- , pais Six per Cent. Bondi have been freely taken on the fact that Meier'. Baring Brothers have announced the receipt of sufficient funds to enable them to pay in July. 2 per cent. intermt on the Five per Cent. Sterling Donde ; the Six per Cents. leave off 45., to 46!, ; and the Five per Cent. Sterling howls, in which ther e are but few trans actions, are nominally 53 to ss. With reference to the Itussian Three per Cent. Loan of 1859, the numbers are published of the further bonds which have been purchased and can celled up to the Ist January last, at which date the amount remaining in circulation is stated at 6,759,4410 f. The Spanish Financial Commission have given notice that, fur the auction of the redeemable debts, which will take place on the 28th inst., at Madrid, the amounts assigned are as fellows : Earns... tillll;") for the redemption of the let eL Interior Stock. 76,010 •• 9 9 2nd 2,365.000 9 9 99 2nd eL Fatenor Stock. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) ONE o'Cioos. There is a fair amount of business in the mining market to-day, and prices show firmness. Prince of Wales, Great \'or, Clifford, West Scton, and Great Laxey shares are in chief demand. Sub joined are the present quotations :—Prince of Wales, :11 to j ; Clifford, 4} to ; West Chiverti in, 68 to i 0; West Prince of Wales, 10s. to 12s. tkl.; West Kitty, 17s. 6d. to 22a. 61.; North Chiverton, 4 to i ; East lkosewarne, 6s. to Ss.; West Seton. 150 to 160 ; Great Laxey, 18 to I ; and Great Vor, 191 to Foreign gold milling shares are in renewed denfiuid, and prices are somewhat better in several cases. Don Pedro are quoted 34 to I prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1, to ;": prem. ; Pestarena, to / prem. ; Roma Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 ; St. John del key, 62 to 64 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16, call paid ; Chontales, tto prem. ; and Anglo-Italian, gto prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (HT TKLEI:RAPH.) (num OUR OWN conarseornErr.) The market is very steady, and the sales foot up between 12,01.10 end 1:1,000 balm American qualities are about id. dearer since Tuesday. MI NCIN 0-LA N IS.—(THIS DAY. ) SVGA r.. —For low qualities the demand continues active, at a further slight advance. Other qualities are also steady. The private sales include —British West India, at 309 to 3:;0. ; good dived Manilla, 265. lid, to 275. Refined firm. Corrre..-- Owing to large parcel. declared for public sale the auctions of plantation Ceylon have gone off lets readily as a decline of Is. per cwt.; triage sold at trot. to 645. ; fine and fine ordinary, 70a. to 76a. ; low middling to good, 77a. to 898. Coco t.—This article is dull of sale, and to effect sales of importance lower prices would have to be submitted to. TEA.—The market remains quiet. RICY..-2,000 bass of Moulmein sold at 12a. 3d. Serves have sold steadily at the previous value. Pimento, lid. to _d.: pepper, Penang. 2,;t1. to 31. ; nut rues, la. to Is. Ws. ; ginger. Jamaica, low to tine, 425. to 9/. ; cassia lignea, ordinary, l0.•e. It rll.- -Small parcels have been disposed of -Jamaira at steady prices ; Leeward., Is. T 44. ; Demerara, la. 7d. ; and Mauritius. Is. NI. Flu Fr. - The market continues quiet. SALTPLIII.F..-100 tons of Bengal sold for arrival at Itts. Corro3.-4100 hales sold at steady prices. Jure. —2OO bales sold at 18/. TALLOW MARKET.L(THIS DAY.) The market in ateady, et the following prices :—Town tallow, 41s. ; Petersburg Y.l'. on the spot, 445. ; June, 445. ; October to December, 4!n. ; December, Cies. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is larger than ea Thursday last, and the demand has decreased. Monday's prices cannot be realised for any kinds; nor can they all be sold at. our mluced quotations. We have about • usual supply of sheep and lambs. The new eerier in council shuts out a great many buyers. Tra3e is consequently very slow, and • considerable number remain unsold. Calves are also lower. Our foreign supply °assists of :CO beasts, 11..".0 sheep, and. 2-50 calves. Per stone .4 Sits. ad. s. d. I Per stone of fibs. •4. •J. Best Se.da, ort-horn Ilerehts. S 0 S Best Dna/ Fff tels3h 410 3 Veit Shs 4lO 0 . Best Leas woods—. 00 d 0 *wood gust beasts 3 4 4 2 1 Do. dn. Mere.... 4 R. 410 Wier 4 0 d 0, Hem R wood qua. 0 0 0 • PIP Best Des& 111threds 000 0 , [webs t 13 Beasts at market. 7so; sheep sot Ismte, 11.780 ; 402 plati 70. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(TRIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton imports trade at the fol lowing priors, viz.:—Prime elmear, from 10fes. to 110 s. ; in ferior date, 80s. to 00a.; prime second 90.. to 100 s. ; inferior ditto, 3Gs. to GOa. ; p r ime meadow bay . SO% to 85e. ; interim ditto. 601. to Ws. ; otry.w, Oa. to 46a. DARTMOVTR, Jog 13.—The WI) Ifomeadale, Captain Tickle, from I , :elbourise, 90 ?ay, out, hat. passed up Channel. Some r,l her paimengets landed here. The amount of gold cm b Jeed is not reported. GRAY'S-INN.— Lant evening the grand day of Trinity Term was celebrated by the members ..f the sodety in their ancient , jell. Among the guests were the treasurers of Lineidn'ainv. and of the Inner Temple, the Lord Chief Baron, Viee-‘„Thaneellor Stuart, Vice-Chancellor Malin', Dlr. Justice Lash, and bp, F . ftriesil4 Parte. Lib psi, 1 t ton 1 $ I dis,