The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-04 00:00:00

• _. .. - TO EXPIt I. SAtt . Watt LAW INTELLIGENCE. th e Poplar Maelohall and other places, bad given the. to SHIRR GiaVtl-4ftl $ DAY.) . her. lie looked her up, and weerto No. 23, Mweatermere, (T MB DAY.) po l ar *ewe be mw We yenuiger prima who Two O'CLOCK. s—kat • eoptaia's big eve the things to The ra il way market is inactive to-day, and prices • MM. Plato% sad gra Peden gave them to COURT OF FACHZQUIR. her mother. The girl deo said that Mrs. Twton lived in flweelllY 1141 'w no °hang , wiwi with these sittings in Banco.-(Before Lord Chief Baron Pollack and • street at the top a the takisensercial.rcad. Particular in. current yesterday. tropoWanan and Emu (banuelL) • quires bad been made decline. Pent*, who wee deeeribed Great Eastern stocks are fractionally better. :-. Their lordships eat this moraine kw • short tire, and as • tall lady of 30, bee ae welt Pews was har m a„. _ ea,q W Loodo . and North Western is now quoted at 111 beard a motion of amuse. They a ft erwards adjourned, no Poplar 2 blete - helt, or any *her ball. lvo mow to / • Gr o at W en gee m, 65 w i ; Kid / o ther business being ready foe th em to primed with. primmer also represented that her see was a s r I dancer lad °l en at th e power modedreft sag lead s _l3Ol to 1.34, ex the new issue • Lancashire COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE - ' other emcee Peustord tea tbe boy with him to and Yorkshire, U 2 to i ; South Easte rn,i 903 to i ; (Before the Judge Ordinary.) e n the Place eloweleold hi, hie mother. He wee OW* se- Great Eastern, 47 to 1 L London and South ; he was *either a Meese me a does. HART V. CHAPILUL !mown Western, 971 to 981 ; Metropolitan, 114 to Inspector Beare, of the K eltsimice, sold the um* woe The QOOllO% Advocate, Mr. Deem*, Q.C., and Mr. Mil- De ; Great - Northern, 130 to 131 ; and Oals known as Mn. lee, and her busbeed wee a ship-earpsoter. her for the plaintiff ; Mr. Iluddhatme, Q.C., De. Seeks, Th fotmj t mummy way tmom m osomm ammo &waxy 118 to ma The 7 were n ad Mr. Francis for the delude*. of the roboeries of *When had produced much suffering. Very few transactions are quoted in foreign rail , nil was • ' ail reiatie ll to the will and masa a idle There were children in the court who bad bees stripped of way "hares, and prices are unaltered. Indian and Elizabeth Chapman, who died in Oiled* id at es th o u amai n hr t h e idvaoced age. She lived witb her lunatic sister Catherine, H r. y ho Canadian lines are steady. Madras Five per Cent. In len Temell to be went ' le stock is inquired for. ~i whom she wee the committee under the Comte/ Cbamery, t h ere my e th er s ;id svre to ... met us " shim w i t h t h ose • at Portion Court, Westwe ll , near Ashford , Kest ; and they ro m a *. 7 ORDINARY MAIM AND NOCK& Gad kot wen them an estate of 8001. or 9001 . • year. Impeeter Bean said unforsonabalv there was not. He They had no near Mathias. and the person who . i le I fs.m. *odd mention that Mrs. Taw was ban by the same or el l M I iljliaraTa ' I r eilliser L ekis I gait I°4" described himself as most closely connoted with them, . ?A v. „........ WeLltatimewl'al. • 11 1 11 ,rated that for anything he knew he might have been their , Mr.. Stager - I knew her by the name of Tyler . sizteenth cousin. By the will which bore date 1842 the I Th e it, ims , pmottor • we g re t „w e d ursoo7l., her d e . ft + U V Dieto . =k MAC. Ili 70 - te,tatrix divided her property between a great umber of i feu, She m id with an air o r s i m p li c ity-li nes, s i r I met *. la illetrtel and lester ala . -.• her old heeds and servants ; but by the codicil which she ' a l a d y et t h e top o f th e c ommen te. roe d , so d s h e is i e d me ato Catedeamt lllll 119 ... M all Cork ead landau made in March, 1861, she directedeach of her tenantry to keep „if 7 ; m id h ere a frock so d h oo p f or my sister ' s c hild.. 88 s o & mo o I f -. " mei* a hie farm in fee aa payment a •lere af 2°6 each ' I mid yes. but I did not give them to my skier. I mold 15 ell 'De. •) Amalie. nalil 6 -•-• to her sister , a* • further sum to the cottagers on each them to Mrs. s ews. te all De.ll ip. a bp* WI. - ... property. It should be stated that the testatrix had throoeb Th. ado, prisoner, uroufrodsd, rid -7 colet say more se au noimindsubise n ET her life been a person of very generous and charitable du- th an ot y . &wa r , II all .Damise r rertb.fabale ill 17 - position, and she had been I. the habit of giving largely . to des t er said she would sell t hem.' tossupit some me ' immo y ad . my I ll. v. tv leh I ssavvr l4""u lt s ta tt lea r sw visa um* foe - - those around her. The occlicil was in her own haedwritist r. Paget committed the pr is o ners orf trial. He thought N tee areas cries Ord. It. MI 671 - sod wee very informal is its tome The will mid 0466 °U this was • vsy important case-one of the most memo sum W. Us Do. _. A Neat- - - - were propounded by the executor, and it was opposed on behalf el the lunatic sister. he had ever heard. It was the worst kind of robbery to N. IN De & doll BUL. Nat 0 1 71 7 - strip little children. The evil had gone on to a serious ex- at 111 --„. **4 1 1 4444 . 45 erik °law* " au - u l Sir J. Wilde, in giving judgment (which be did without t en t . H e would suggest th a t th e cou nn u e j o of polies a t. ee -. idling on the Queen's Advocate in reply), said that the eiri-U. 110 IMA I A rec. no tilv. ea. 130 140 134 40 ought to a d opt measures for • prosecution of this emeis by gh sco Do& 1 egdw.e.tegaddit us 111 - dens upon which the will was assailed we. ce a most trer t h e „s c u m to th e T reasury. It IN Oa %nth * West. (Ira) 00 N - ' hem" character-that of mere ° P thi°ll . and the f reeede Mr. Beard-I will commanicete your remarks to Sir R. IL 100 Great Welton ll6 564 kg of that opinion , moreover, so far as It h a d bees extracted Heyse. Ift. 1011 Dialfter 1741.0ealltk - - - from the were's* by cromexamination, bad not GREENWICH. Ift. 105 Do. Nash Ws* _.... U 114 - been very satisfactory. For example, Mr. Wilk', the de. ea 103 Da W. Mid.-oMard 40 412 - EXTRAORDLNART APPLICATION. -ALMOND OWN PION r , .ised's medical attendant, said that she was insane, because, at la• Do. Do. Neort N NI - TIOLINC&-TEI COMNIER's cote r. - !.' iving been in the habit of l ivin g him two runes, ter On the opening of the court, Mrs. Scatter. who carries K ai. 1 11)0 1°° ,Leaceshlrepo, Do . Y if orkehire wWwd 101 11 1 1 °8 124 Ilhe '4'ing an " anal " dams" "T et t , hereie ‘ tar . 4 , B ; _ h° on the business of newsreader at Plough-bridge, /*thee- U. 400 I London and RisokwaU MI 47 - IA only paid him me in I_B6 . ( the r...., 1041 6 Mir hithe, applied to the sitting =emirate for advise under el 100 Lo_ ,n. Bri htti b a...l &Comet 104 145 Arno,. who took charge of Mies Ca no, and who the following c i rcuras t aaore „ at 100 loadon, *DoT. 40 42 had given her evidence under the influence of strong feeliz, The applicant stated that on the evenin g o f t h e 3rd Ma y U. 10D lboalionE North Wiela 111 Itli 111 4 thought her imbecile, because she had suspected her of flt. 1011 LoadonallouthWestem Ni NI 01 i last her nephew, a youth 17 years of age • was standing re. lee Iffen.ea l d.Aljapeft a h ai as - i ing her keys, and of peepier through the keyholes. She at the shop door, when another youth, who was well known to all diaryport And Carlisle - - used ' lsedePesed that the teetlitria . belt" sobs west cut shopping in the n igbbourhood, asked him to parch knife. 1.11 ell Do. Do. 4 Mares -•-- to write down on bits of ° • per the things she Her phew declined doing this, aed as the L a d outgo at. to Iletrolomaa lie 114 111/ wanted to buy. The Rev. Mr. Rees maid that he maid not tnescslelo, lti - Sting the w ind ow frame he wed told to go st lee Do. New make the change right which she had received for • mire- reign. Mr. Grant, her old frisod and adviser, thought her • av . Anot h er lad called her nephew abominable namee, sad e l % °e a lialbeaDo. New :tieing towards him to box eh tan, the youth who had the is. Kg- - - Do Him d Deity . lOl 103 m 1021 an incapable of making her will because the last time she had d oing e picked up a stone and th rew it at her nephew, se ail Mid. at We. sue)._ - - - been to Loud* she declined to go about to see striking him with it on the hoed, and es other doom were 16 WI Do. 1 Slums .. - - - the shops sad parts as she bad done before • and - -.- about U sing thrown, her nephew mixed the lad for the Is W 1. .., 1ed,........_ 11111116 , because when he paid her his rent she did not pur p ose of taking the stones frces his hand, wheel ~.1 0 1 .71,7,.. •. ;.,A, s cril Lea) _ 5 - 1 62- count the money or give him a receipt. Dodd, • gardeeer, t h e led plunged a hugs into his thigh. Her 87 „ ree De. icin..incoxinnc. WA filii stated that the had given orders to cut down a tree, and nephew succeeded is reaching her h e . in 6 east- us l ies If .I. 4 4..._g un ,ki c tell mg 104 T had afterwards forgotten all about it. The positive evident» ; De stets, and O . nc e g sh e h.& w i no ,. h. ...t a g s l e D m 0. O.K. I. p an _ - die on the other aide was that although the case was a towel sad bound it round the meted, from which blood ilt. hall Do. loads 674 661 - one of slimed imbecility, it did not appear that wee thee flowing to such an extent that the mutest the B t. 110 De York PI m - the dimmed bed ever &en up soy of her acensicened d oor b em ,,,, astuniti ,d . Hours]. sum tens warn obtained, es. DM Do. Carlisle - - - 36 all De. Iltock&DerUng. N 27 h et ite ; taLtal long aft e r the ... e ar atMa ____, ef theredirel,s__, she and her nephew was put to bed where he Marred for s s D 4,, d o losam l4 Ili pm - had continued to manage her *ass Ile =au. I n ray.. ...a thjr4 44 , o days, and then • The lad who caused 26 lig Do, do. imam._ 71 id pm .... codicil itself was the most omen* evidence to prove the eh- th e i n j ury i mm aki.l 7 Ws Neighbourhood, but had now es !IN North London seta of lesethine that could be called beberalit7. The returned, and the object of her application was to have 16 I 5 De. New - --•• 14 li po court would therefore decree mobs* both of the will sod hi m e p ore h eo d e d sod punished. at. 1011 ,liertit Btsifordslairs 7s 75 - - codicil, but would make so order as to mete. In answer to questions, the applicant said the had been K M L a° „ mosuso le- m a te co r mi re Jaa• Ifs 158 lic il l - QUICK C. ONCE AND QINCI (NT THI2I SNIT YEYUID). au inquiry .before the _,,__ _cormer_,_._ ~ b ut both __...and th e father et. to Ktevettab N.Z. Aber. Ilsk. $5 34 an - - il AINGOLAR CAM. __, of the 0401aaa ware armarivama wi t h the serums, vas., th a t at. He !w o od e n miaow — .... Dr. SPinks for the p lain " ; Mr . Manlike* Q.C., and of death resulting from natural muses. A post mortem le all ahrewsbury *Welatil. - - aid Mr. Searle, for the &deadest.. examination had been made by two method men, me of It 100 strops's*" Units l4 66 lira Mary Jane gash, the widow of the late Mr- Hier, whom had only bees examined before the coroner, the other, 81 . 193 South Devon IS 16 .... _ Lre 666,6 Quirk. •atilieitor. PrePeullded the euleit•wee a her Mr. 3. Jove'', of St. Thomas's Hospital, not having been * ..t. l • ear 5".71„ ,:„„, is w e * _ husband'..., will ; *ad it wee.. opposed 661 , 1,01664 ot his two called apse to ere evidanee. From the nature of the osedi- w ii t 74 . 6 .,... ik. wiku j,.. w ao. T e al _ i 6,666 =Um°. Louise, 0005 of a lomat mar r iage, and co l e eid oe it would appear that bet nephew was sal- N .tee Vale A lice, the daughter of the plaintiff , for whom it wee Woedod faring from calculus, but his general health from child- le a w l Do. 3 5 7 geo that it had been revoked. hood had bees excellent, and his death resulting so closely la $ Do C The plaintiff had been in practice in Leaden for about after being stabbed (the wound is the thigh not having 10 M I MS" e- - ••• 17 Yews. Oe the 22m1 of Sentalther, 1860, he Illarried healed), it was felt by the neighbours that if death 1 1 in L e, - - - _ the Plaiatiff, the, Mn. Paine, • widow. At the had not actually been clamed by such injuries, yet that it 87 a l a s " . . e m a g i - w edding breakfast be executed his will is ths liewewee " • had been aeoelmatedthereby, and that the person who had ge . mg m e dal. Ba L a am ... •-• gentleman and his ace named Hood. Foe mine time after hem guilty of so using • keit, ought not to be permitted to et. Ito 1 11Merfor4 & ElikellsO a- - _ the *wrists be resided at his wife's hems al& Oetherioe's he at Wes, the police declining to in in the mailer. nt, ,100 Items Cornwall l2 W - Hell ' is Guildford , aid he was l a the daily habit eg coming The magistrate said there was no doubt the death eft the Oa 109 . 17 . 11 aN 1 13 1 Hard * 2l - - _ up to his oglos in Ely-place. Os the 28th of May, 18 61 , the Ind we. a very sad affair. sod the person using s knife, as BRITISH PCNINION& testator'rat is the train whoa the accident happened en the stated, could undoubtedly still be punished, ettt after the south Western Rail.", by which Dr. Bay bet kis life. verdict of the coroner's Ivry be did not think an Indictment Bb. l Pd. I JUILWATIL I Ciudad prior. i saw. The testator wee nveddoni shaken, nod we afterwerabloora- for manslaughter amid be sustained. He should advise the WO , ell ,Atientlea et. lawranes N et - ea ins lann.aar• earn.s.sp.c. 1114 1054 IN sionally subject to lose of memory. In. February. 1861 . ko applicant, before taking any steps, to see the medical gentle- --.- • - - removed to Cheloote.villaa, and afterwards to Lawn-road, ~....=. th e tow le to I Da. New- W 10 f Do. IR Nene Ws r - Havendock.kilL In February, 1862, his ld Alice was Th e a ph, who was accompanied by the deceased's rot s o „pasta & Lana Hunk di s 6 bora. The deceased died on the 17th of May. 863. After father, thanked his worship, and left the court. le all I Do. Yreka/we Ili ei - his decease the document as missing ; but prisoner in one MS lea Deft, Brena&Goderich ... of the convict gaols had made • a Matenneet, to the effect ep. e. Res. Aug. I. ICI 17 II .- that he had stolen it, and that he bad seen it destroyed. In ARRIVAL OP INVALID SOLDIERS PROM SW 1611 Do. do. July 1, 77 U .... this state of facts the plaintiff, who was alleged to have GIBRALTAR.-(THIS DAY.) 100 1110 Do. do. Jens 1, 1474 77 IN aa EL In. thd. &11.11estern6p.a.g. 1411 US .- been appointed universal legatee, executrix, and guardian of the child Louisa, prayed that probate might be granted her SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY MORNING. 84 . IN la CWT.* Detada 0. 1. n 1 1 0 aili ... 41111 31 sramrs.7aalfor• •-•- of the subsume of the will. Th e screw steamship Norman, Captain Johns, has ar. ea tee lima p e w 8 ..6 - Mr. Kerslake task • preltmiaaryexception to the evidence t i re d t o th e river, specially chartered by the governmeat, St. 115 lea Indian gm. 640 lll6l 1114 leli 6 1 respecting the codicils of the will. It had not been shown _,, _ _ umber of i n v a lid mum . from Gibroltor. w h o _.,, * 16 De. 0 Eatensdas - that the paper which was destroyed was the one that we "."'" ' " """ II II Do. II do "' - executed ; but lf it wsa, the declaratio n s of the decreed es the ta. 1115 Wend Thiokol Cased* 21 disembark immediately et Netter Hospital. This is mo on Dm im ri. Doom. 65 78 _ to its purport were not admissible. first body of military invalids brought direct to and landed 18 0 at Do. 4441444 i se it Dr. Spin* on the authority of Brook and Kent (3 Moore) at the hospital without transshipment at Spitbead into IN ea Do. god prat Doisgs N IS - and an unreported case, coat/ode& that they were. - The vemelm of a smaller class from those bringing them home IN sa De de aserrea Se 5744 court reserved the _point. la ell Do. ard pre/ Week ~ 60 - Mrs. Quick said the child Lon* was a year old at the from iwti li t Matima • to an De. do. deleted al 45 - IN ea Do. Mk pest most l9 ill IN marrimm. Had heard her bombe* request Mr. Bond and bile 106 aU Do. do. deterred 17 SO - son to go Into another room to attest his will. They were SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT TO A I L se g ees e I n dy. peidowd o Kai mg/ .- (heeds both of the testator and of witness. He used to WORKMAN. 10 1 11 Do. gm. 6 per met. par epa - carry the will in • leather bag, which he took with him to IM hOO N. &of India et. il p at lee let - hist:doe. After the railway amide* he mid to witness, INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) St. 100 Do 4 1 per mat - - -. IN. 12 Do I - - .a "If I had been killed ins=d of Dr. Bali_ ta7 bet wau s lA This morning an inquest was held upon view of gm an ea worm at Cards io lot _ 16i _halratehl,f bean lost You ; m y _ s wi ll , ie ,_ in ,____ . it . la ?, th _____." weet the hody of a man named John Lindsay, mired 34 years, who gel ig De. New 1 10e 10018 - • -en y ou °° " e °°°B ' °.° W °. '"°' ' we, " 7 " . "`"" w? was killed in Upper Eaton-place, under very shocking eh , lee ' ail Do.ke . .B .h. de par. 1473 PI 112 Witness replied that she would ra th er not He afterwards eusts ..... MO all Dade do. 1877-81 U 54 - said he could not 6ed the will. He had had a discourse It appeared that the deceased was employed by Mr. 10 2 ladies United par tpm - - - - w ith wanes' shout woos, matters- He said " 1 keee Evans, contractor. in pulling down tome houses in Upper I * ,4 ,„„,..D. , rim .. _ c , , 1 ,... 1454 ma i left all I have to yOn. Our little Altos must have E st ... p u ce, pi c ot. , .d. on Th own i ny, while engaged I s r. in Do 7,.. L-,, , Isr 1, ..,_ 111 wine, for her eider Is we_ _ . . 11 Pror_ s _Wed, _,._,.,fee• " removing pert of the roofs be was Dotted to be wider the gs. Dm I Do, do. do.- a OA -. . -ried, " If Z oe had sot MU ''''. ' •"""' influence of liquor. Hs walked deliberately game a broken 10 2 Do. t Usk - - have left it equally netwesu them." He mid, "That mast glass skylight, and, of coarse, be fell through. He received le. lee „He ft . Corp. 6 par . °. Ed - -.-. not be, for what I can leave Alice and what Lary has - shocking iniaries, and his spine was broken by the fall. se en (Meth. end Soasce a Thai 66 56 - aireedleeeered to her will make them le nearly equal ee He hewed in great agony for a short time before death put o r t r B l , t z. hean • airs t ett e. .. tta ig n : s. a l 14 6 possib e." Told him that she wished be would a cor m to ht. n if ir k es. 84. ha (Wade, gas. 6 par mat 14615 1641 - alter his will, and give wits* rely a life 'The jury =tweed a verdict of " Accidental death by • N 0.0 Do. Ds* do. Mk *se its interest, as she thought he might he thought harsh. fall thro ug h a skylfebt,," 10 , 3 Do. do. do. f Pal - lie laughed, and said he would **eider of it. He made a U. MO Do. Tunliseb do 1054 1034 1024 memorandum in his book to draw • new will. [The beet et WA Do. Indus fl 26 56 OM. Ma - . was prodneed with this memorandum, " May es m wilL"] We read in the Army and Navy Gaze. tte :-" A I Asked him a few days after jf he had d e it ! OOP of in telligeoes has reached us from a source which has JOINT NOCK RANKS. He said ' " N°' I shall °°4 alter it-it I " Mks moth. ' the utast of being reliable, to the effect that the Ad- Na l mis. 5 nee* IPaI Ca gel= ( Isles it shall be just like the one I have." Asked re g al him to write a letter to accompany the will. Makin enmity have resolved to adopt the common-sense plan of is_,,o oL oLe o tied 11. Ptak ._ .. ka L i t _Ns_ _-- his wishes. He said he would do so. He was afterwards instituting • compulsory retirement both in the civil and 1 1 :::: Ir; Do; w : e l n ew I I : ;; :: 1.1 • alien ill of rheumatic fever and could sot use his military branches under their con t ro l . It is intended that 90,000 10 Angle Austrian hands Re die d quite mier rw tediv • Wile " . had • ea ' at 60 years of age the retirement may be optional on the sesoo' 20 Anglo Heller (Lilted) I 1 lms , tlement of 4001 *der her former 'husband, for her life. ~ 11,600 40 Australasia ell 73 36 - Cross-examined-A reward of 101. bad been offered for part of those who may feel disposed to apply for it at tog 40 Do. New as 17 Is p a _ the discovery of the miming wilL terms which will shortly be made known, but at 63 years Mine 20 Danko! 10 _I igoes w 16 beak or = eU II ID - [The we wee proceediag when we went to press.l the inclination will not be consulted ; the retirement will Aorrs No 5 ... a - thee be of • peremptory character." sec* 20 Bank of Otago (Undtod), 6 1 Ilea 1 4 COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. o 000 100 Bank of Qtasemlead (L )AO 14 %Ms - It is understood (says the Army and Navy i 0 : 00 60 s a . hol vi s u m. is 62 64 ... , • • . (Before Mr. Registrar Murray.) (In. .etc) that the Mackey gun is to be transferred to Shoe- aseelite Beak of w a) - 11 117171.--DMDISID. bemuse for the purpose of carrying out experiments on an 60 10 44 1 4 Le Bank a 14w Twakad 4 . 14 - ,:This we. • dividend meeting =dee the bankruptcy of l ex waded scale. And it a ntended that these should be car. N.,000 AO B r I L * Awe l ess la . 1. 14 - - ma SO George Stiff, formerly of the Strand sad Norwood, news. i red on without delay by the commandant at Shoeberyeent 110.000, 60 . 11 rttlok k CaliforoLaa 6 1 1 1/ 111 0 4 paper proprietor. 20,000 50 Brh N. Aniarica all 49 51 Mr. gala, from the oftee of Meseta Illaltdor, appeared Mr. Lindsay now announces that on Friday week 22,100 , 10 C. Eh. indle.Aes.,Claai ell II 41 - - ' - for the assignees. he shall call attention to " certain matters affecting th e 7500 10 De kow - acnonnh, showed d e b ts and liabilities 38,33 0 i. 14.. ed. , a nd interests of this country in coanexiou with the war which km 100 'city - - i • the mate were stated at 23,7701.4 n. 6d., leaving a dedeiesey stall ocetiettes in the United States of America ;" and 10,000 100 l Ooloniel - ' of 14,5601. 10s. Id. In May, 1863, a dtvidead of 7a. in " se h or it a res ol u ti on baying for it. object mediation,. Mr. 400. 10 . 0 , x• 99 9 16 14 , C4.44fi t'ee ikoa_k 01 ladle. ke la 6 7 wow Bank (L) 4 71 use. Ili the P lum ' was "eland' and • ferther dividend of 64- in Baxter will move the previous question 4,000106 'Continental (L) l6 31 pm - • • the pound upon the fresh proofs will be paid.l2.lool 60 . test tondos (WON) 6 5 4un - • T* dividend was declared pre forme. Yesterday the coroner's inquest was held on the s,me 66 , Ds. New RI SORRIDGR. bodies of the persons killed in the lamentable tramway 10.000 In. Enellab and Wish (Lim ) U i lipm - This wu a fleet meeting for the proof of debts and choice accident a t Lew or Lew Brea: i nt. an d a ve r di c t o f 10.000 58 fing.BcottattsLaterld. ell n 23 fl} i i 40,100 60 Engliah and Swedish (L 10 11 Riga - er aed ir men The bankrupt wu • licensed victualler ' a " Manslaughter " was returned against the guard of the "Psi e) European BrokabaHod 10 5 apm ISt C"m4Y4Mmt. Th° IMbilitim an 7 ' 0461 " IllMmi smeM loin The evideoes showed that he had Wee wry wales, "AM 1 " i ninthw eekimehlag% 18 8 9 aw ▪ 5,45 W. a ,000 100 I Do. New - Mr. England. of the Pol , Somem-towe, Wl' die- if net , indeed , rechlees. 11 , Wee 05 eRreitall foe trial. igooo too Imperial Beak. Waled W 21 2 2 lam 42 4 counter. woo appointed item' assignee. The next sit- Mewrtwoa OF SCIENTIFIC Soorwrnet Fos Tog _pine P;s2 ~ De. New - tug WWI fixed for the 6th of Jul y. mem* Wu= -Meeday, Royal Institatioe, 2 : Gemmel l i n s tp, o 6 7; . L L: a d m0 ,,,, E. /mum I° , 3 I° 2o l 1 161 111 Monthly Molten i AA". 3 ; Eatorookeirel. 7 . Toss - 93,000' 60 Loa*. oftledee,tc(L 6 1 1 pee ei day, Horticultural, 3; • Loam, Cottage Window Gar- Kee 100 London Bank at %NM 12 a 7ipm sus -- in THE POLICE COURTS. lonic ! ," Rev. E. Bayley ; " Experiments with Chloroform 10,11141 WO London end Bresillsa J . , roe Sensitive Pleats," Mr. Murry; Ethnological, 8; "In- Mel IN IoeILOINNOLPIRWL a Ul6 pm .- ' , (MS DAY.) Amnon of Civiliation on Brain of Man. " Mr. Dunn ; 10 .„.„, 080 i t t o , ',l°:,„, . 6 ,?.....wew,, , A • tv*6l I • --e-- " Supply of Tie for Recess Tools of Antiquity." Mr. Craw- 1 ;: i ; in ins. eu.'"a•417.1-rize all 88 11 v 4 We • ' 1 , THAMES. turd; Photognioltio. 8 ; Roes' Inetituldoe, 3 , " Anima mon toe London and Colonial (L 16 lti time 1111 151 Life," Prof. Marshall. Wednesday, Miermeopioa, 8 ; woe 50 Leaden and Canty II met - • -Tlll rtING cIfILDRIN OF THEIR CLOWIRIL-ARTFUL TNIXTIN. Geological, 8. " Allelic Beds, he., of West and Central 6,000 100 Loa HambaCon.ll.(L) 13 74 51pm 111 / 1 i. .Ifitilda Taw the elder, aged 43, and Moab:Carew, her o M r. ....._ d Di ma s . ; ..0. 0 3,, g .i m l st ruc t ure o r 00,000 60 , Loadon Joint Stook.„ II 40 41 d ;ugh ter, 14. both well dressed, were Mought up oa reamed, I °mama, Dn Y - 10,40 100 , 100. sad Northers (L )18 21 Apse at II before Mr. Paget, charged with stripping children of their the Malvern Hills , he '' '. De ' Rai ; " RePtilifevala Rorke, 264 ,if clothes in the public street'. I ha, N.E. of Soothed." Prof. Harkeees ; "Fomilifereas 9° 4 0 1 se w leadee Do. L am ' . la N aktre ssr; a a lai 16 . j I S4 II Rocks, he ., of Forfareltire." 111 r. Pewee. Society of LIU loco too Loa &6. Western (air'. to ta s t a, xa - l a There were six charges against the p risoner, , but 01 / 1 ndure 8; "interpret•tion of Cuneiform, be.. In " 6 e,000 100 Lou. & Westminster to rye tender ages of the little ones who had been rob .., • 10,000 100 merchant itank(ins.)_•• 11 4 It I r . aft 6 00Iy ear could be entered into, and in that cue there was nem sancta ion, .Mr . Tana Arclueol '1 A •t • 84 • " slimed Remains at Guildhall, Lucke." Mr. Roberts ; " Quin 20 . 000 60 Wermotilo & WNW& la 1 pan 10 evidence iodises** of the children that had suffered- a ,„_,,,.. s ci schs 88 d w itc h.... H r. H 0.....; " Anoint 10.000 tie Metro. Do. lf_ew . _ _ 5 il i 10 pm ..a On Wedoesday fortnight two children, a girl and • boy, ' ;ro=l" er 7 0orr ,_ „ Kr. Covi ... Thmottor; 1 1 =1 7 . 084ut t ou, la_ . 0 1 I.....__afeee (La) as * Lea l la . m en n _. named Aubrey, whose father carries on the business of a .., . ,711 ... ,_, • ;:t. c ...,_ , , 808 :1 7 ,,, a pa H AZ, 1 . 81. j',.= Cr, Midland beat n .1 _ _ 1 , chemist and &mist in High-street, Poplar, were on the e• . w ""?''' "" - "Ty • xi ii i,..- of the Elsa Boyd , 1; ; ;;; a; if f 7p ro 77a.;;O c ''P"'" ;; 2P- _ way home from school and were stopped by the Astelueries, 8 4 ; ' v er y a 11 -- - - f Prisoners, who took from the boy his nealdia cape, and Heldalbse g aull. ' " Ksh4 lYr " . 0 4 118ssos from" Remai°4 43,,, ss t ry. Baz i. s s em . 20 26 :col io w INsu po onsi . Ne w issak, New_ 4 .- - - . and from the girl her frock sad boots. A milk boy, Cemeter T , , K , ma l iatmak ßommos; ?Doom " , w Kr. s tow . fame SO New South Wslas ell NI IV -• the Pelona) • Same ' 41,000 la New Zeeland OdleMed) le 4 fpm - :i named Bi g"' mew the ehikivee seated on " Etoreaa . Rensains, Wycombe, Glouresterrlre." Mr. sew - mom 10 'North Western l6 -•-• n a me of the River Lea Cut at Limehouse, and aryls'. The nce ; Un s een, 8; " Conantherse," Mr. Mien ; " Orem 40.4 0 c 26 (wi cnicl im n i i ow , i ; ci 44 44 IA boy, who is only 4j years old, woe without be came i the v i n m • h o „ r e ...w e species of Geddium," Mr. le,ooolllo I lrovinc. of Ireland _ _., 115 Id 94 NI Pregostme, . - I rli;;: ho is 6 Ylass old ' w" without h" frac* and Imo" ' Scott ; " New tlymseopeses ties EIIIIIIalra," Mr. Smith ; some . * *lade, Pant ,ISOIMI WI $i 4gm - v. , carried the little girl some distaaca, and her crinoline „ Kiva Oe - in N e dth rsoe hu te N o lu ese, ,, D r. H ertoo d r . 10,000 15 South Australia ell a M a.. ,i petticoat scratched his fon, and became so inconvenient a ,_,... Assv.ornied. 8 ; Royouomitottoo. 8; " A s ee _ Awe ts Meth Rasters (Um.) - , I that he got rid of her arid gave her to • Indy, a* thee took ___ .. _,.'"" 7, ._ o ?soda &smoky , Hor d I s . 10.010 IN ,libeed. el & 11 . Aire= •• IS S .. 1 1 , Psi *a• that of the boy. The children were takes _,.,.. ° 7" ° '..,_rr7.7eali ng t Prof i6;;,. inni Meteorites," if,-. & 410:1 0 , , yr.: .. A:Z.u....,.. , .11 4 1 0, [ I home to their parents. The boots and frock were •••••••• HerseheL ' *Aft lee iftdcia or bailed panall II 14 lidla - -11 P o cc.d onir sd n ri 6 inw i Th" m anp . W." & w . g l . * by . ta ff tim a a pri rrhip„ r i a t° a min hs , i r l d . I THE lisriowsi. Scream.-The annual meeting ripe le meaner limedoe 22 aSe siding in Poplar. She ra vels. 9(1. for the hook sad le. for of Ibis erefeel M R ee d , far the 7th a Jame ( seat Tiles* . - . _ 3l ' DOM.& .4 Wrnis s-reems. The Arch Se. li. I Dares. IPd I et • prices. l *km ir the boots. The Y 'I" primer re Prs"atid t° Mrs. assiws "2 o ' c l oc k , at &air. I aoporduce with the ag = • that the things were oft in her mother'shouse by • coptate's b eery ci ias wiL eiw tsk! °ti the , those. whom • . admitted bymoortirm , geol.= 'L .. t0 . e1j0d .......... t1e5s lads. : wo . I! ... 14$ - 1 Isar , who ow - A who and w ed ww her th enn men " . kh ea m d ft: she bad had p r i no m n ehild"w ee wen Whew wOl he allowed to ballot for mambo.. te ware ea 2. .;.. --- , a nr.,.-----.--- 4 B; 1 . , - _ AMOS( the names of the spealsers we lest a ,Winal sk sr - ciill si t s . 4.. , .. 1 ur taken into cuetody by Pittsford. a isolissecestahles Na. the envag'itise. J . `Napier. Mr. F. P. Powell, LP-, '''' 099811 * f lmnli•el l den . lle gi '-',* K. she admitted having sold the boots and frock to Mrs. Nelson , the I t 11611. WOO St Viceceis 100 1 . 0 - 1 0 74 - i `eager, and mid that Mrs. Peaton, an actress and naps at and the HOT. • Datum, o f St. Maly imt =PRNloll:_sAttatit Ititeftw, JUtffi [ 864.' • oolortAL • •••••=y 4 •••••••• MN • .•••••••=Mi • MMAP00.M...4 1 NO. I Wei& 1 rd• 1 CIL*IIBI j abilL 1115. . .... Nt11220010 5. 16.68.,1111191! 1111 106 fl _ „.. .. Cwt. 00v.11p.0., MT V lo' IN IN 116 1 6 i .... .. DallporoLleb.llll6l. 7 4l/0 IN 116 . Dallpon6.111:4 : 1 4 17 IN IN 11. 6 11;V .. 261.6 par 66.1 1011 9/ 1111 98 .. Do.llpte N. 166. 1110 Si 98 WON .. GHorp.ot.ll7l, l : o o 100 7 IN .... .. .... .. Do. do. 1110.1 1 110 181 111 ... . .. Do. do. IVA lINI 1111 112 —. 1 . Orrlos,Nov.lBBB, (Ip.ot. ' l lOO 101 106 -... 210,000 .. Do. 1878, do-100 110 1111 111 i 100, 6 0:0 . 1.. NaNtklos Ow at, 1873100 108 101 100, .. Do. 18711100 1116 110 NO,N .. Do. 111111100 107 IN 1NN0,.. N6661.00v.11p00 0501... X 0 IN NI 106,000'.. Now DRUM 00V. 'pot 100 181 IN 1021 .... .. N. 8.170100 07.6 p.c.11100 100 114 .... .. Do. 6p. o. 1871 to 1870'100 1100 M .... . Do.llp. e. Ills to 1881100 94 100 I 1811,000 .. New UMW Spat aut. 100 100 111 110 NUN ...1 6 1 , 01116001160. a. 1876 100 106 100 161 NON .. 9101101106 0“.11p. 66100 IN 110 .... .. 6.80.6.G0v.(1p.0.08 IN 110 112 .... .. 1116.210v.11p.e.66.016171100, .... .. Do. Ao.ll6.e.Agettel3o. lOC 100 110 1001 2 I DRIONSI7I3 STOCK& 41111. 3°. I st I emcla ap.e. . I 101 CL Idea I IO 00 lialL mael 86. 0.061tn.,6p.0..16a.ri 100 16 100 l 610100 N. 0.10•10.—W.M.-08., p. A.. /ma. It Judy. .„ 100 911 102 ..- 4111, el l Itp.o.I•o&TI, 100 In ie 116. Loss,ll6 Yk.6 oB66p.alerWly 100 IS 100 10 16 . 11 N 3 St Lear.W. 4 0 4 . 786 .6 18 20 166 se too 812.11.), 86. v.. Sep.o.Jaa.l.loll 1011 86 87 NM* 80 &S.W.,4p.o.len.tJoly NO N 100 1 .... 86. 111d10nd,6p.0.Jia.467617100 99 NO. ... .... It Brltiski, Z. P. a D. 11.. I_p. et., na. a ... 100 la to llama 01. N.ii.,tp.e.JaWaly 100 07 90 1 .... 86. N. E.,4p.0.14.0061.1109 BRITISH MINA 1,01101 1.910 1.016 1411• 1 51441 .. ..iroyEr MARIZET,-(TRIS DAL) Two o'CiooK. The stock markets to-day are steady, and, on tbi whole, the tone is slightly firmer, infitteneed partly by the fine weather, but there is no revival of business. The funds and most other classes of public securities are well supported at yesterday's prices. There is a fair demand for money to-day, and the general quotation for good bills is not below se per cent. The supply of money, however, is abun dant. In the Stock Exchange this morning the rate for abort loans in government securities was 4} to 6; per cent., but it has since declined to 4 to 5, the amount of money seeking employment having 1 increased. At Paris to-day, aooording to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 10e., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 904 to 1, ex div., both for money and the account (June 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1, 90; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 894, 1, 89 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 4, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 186 e, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 20.. dia.; Exchequer Bills, March, 125., 7s. dis.; ditto June, Is., 6s. die. Greek Bonds are rather flatter, at 241 to 25, and Mexican scrip at 1 to 04 dia. Mexican Old Bonds are slightly firmer, at 441 to 451. Other foreign stocks are steady. Spanish Passive Bonds are quoted 331 to 4. Turk ish 481 to 1 ; Turkish Bonds of 1 1858, 694 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 71 to 72 ; Venezuela scrip, sto 44 die. ; Swedish Scrip, 24 to 31 prem. ; and Russian scrip, 4to 4 prem. Trans actions are recorded AS follows :—Danish, 1864, scrip, 1 prem. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 ; Egyptian, 1014, 101; Greek, for account, 25; ditto Coupons, for account, 114; Italian, for account, 694 ; ditto Idaremmana Railway, 74 ; Mexican, for account, 44/, 45 ; Russian, 1850, 864 ; ditto 1864, scrip, 41 prem.; Sardinian, for account, 85, ex div.; Spanish Passive, for account, 334, 1 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 11, 101, 1 ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 904 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 711; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 564. International Financial shares are now quoted 51 to 8 prem. ; General Credit, 34 to 1 prem., ex the new shares; Mercantile Credit, 84 to 94 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 124 to 13 prem. ; riudaou's Bay, 19 to ; Credit Mollifier, 41 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fowler, 81 to 91 prem. ; Millwall Ironworks, 1 to 11 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 4 to 1 prem. ; and Imperial Financial, 21 to 31 prem._ _ RALLP-TANT Two o'CLocs. Consols are still quoted 90h to e, ex div., both for money and the acoount (June 8). The 31,000 i. by the City of Cork, from New York, has been taken for Spain. The steamer Delta will take to-day 86,319/. in specie, of which 48,2501. is for the Straits, 21,5201. for China, 10,8491. for India, 2,7001. for Japan, and 2,0001. for Alexandria. 2,8491. is gold and the rest silver. Quad= Om 0014 L I Cltivesloo Mord Anal Div. G. Coo. (Thrift ) Drakewalla Lid Basest (Maya). L im it Camden • foie Faiiii;ei Granter It tlt. Anima Greet South Taigas .. G. env W. ille Voir (Hanna) .. eirni. Pool ',Masao§ Dome' . 11/dret Way Want) 31.• Valley elayady Inua Oro IN"141.1 key Setae INartk Dowse Nara Rooker .. W. tn. SSIMOS=IS) .. Noah Algal Maps 10 hostesses (II. Untied Want) . Reskear N . & Canoloa (B °w :tees) ~ 8. W. homes (Mops, .. Sew Peek lls %aft .. West Basset (Mops) W. Condos (Liskastet) , . West Chtsertais .. West Solos Wk. Beret ( Wools ) IR &War 11.4dradi) Wheal Ledoute W.Manian (Yeehee ) Wheel Setoe WIL Wheal UnionTrelawney (Wk ) 1011.11115 wirsa. 5"I ____ 6,000 OM 6,c10c AM' i t Vaal ZleT O 0,0001 4110, 1004 fill 11,•00 4000 1.04 LOCO Zi SOS lAN MNI No. I A. 36,0001 I Alsoidlos (14010041_ __ _ 100,0401 1 Anglo-Dras.l3ol4(LLe 10,0001 ft Asatralloa 74010 1 Doc Accord (I.bi 10,000 1 B m l radl.L.Maliai. WON Cape N. 1 10 Tor 11 . WON 1 00 0 CG r=t2 100,660 1 P•dro. K. Ilik 74000' 1 Deo llooa a t.:A s lt il 16.1 I Del IN 16,000 I 110,000 111 46.000 1,1 minima) is m 1 .' 8 10.000. 4 MN= (Loilliol) 100.411 1 Ilariquits 100.0001 1 NMl:eft Draz.o.lLa 100.11 40.400. 4 P Psnalefilo 10,00 1 1 SI 1 eatigr i ad =1.064 DIT. 110,000 1 8ar .1. 6.13°1 T A : 11,000, 11 IN. John dal /1N lAN 0,174 SO illnite4 Doak= 40.000' 1 ValiansainsOold Ihn. 40.140' 1 IWorthist ( 7,0011 4 : 46.0001 11 ITudamoiatana fuNl i i No. 1511. I 00016121111. lINI. (d 55446 I nabs. !0,00510 Anallalleslout 1516$ an 10 Mod 194 10 00,000 25 Amtranao Agrlcal 10 17 10 - /0,000 15 aitetzallanlLL= 9 F a pea - 47.00 Q i. BeetlaWatierworim on - 10 ,010 & Ilmatay 0.. ( an Ape - 5, 111 MUM Imartom Lad PI -.. 886,7801. B. iL Ke Tel. (L) 180 In - 1.9 U 10 ) Cooed& Company all 77 00 - WA*, IS tlamodtaoLoamtbelL) In UM - 36,000 90 Osyloa Pommy Als Ili 53,000 00 City 000.. (Ldm.) . - WM, 10 Com. otAtricanllet.(L) - 50.0001 00 CommerdalColoo(lm.' ir gyp. 84 95,000 SI Comolldated Na.. ILI iM I iPm - 17,100 99 Coothmatal UnOsail. 14 5 pm Si I 111640 100 CootracaCorporsUoM 14 2pm - LIAM U 009.10.511/1.7mL745.4. an It t 4 - 10.000 IS Crollt loader & II 9pm 16 134 10,016 10 Do. of ltatirltlas (L ) & 1414 par - 10,010 50 Credit nobllkr - 10MUI St Crystal Paine ISO ft 86 - IMAM It Do. Predareme NS 130 5 14 - mew ea Do. 66 al 11159. NIL IN US 114 - 10.030 100 DlacountCorporalloa(L. 194 $ 4pm 164 MAIO 10 ' L India In*. 6 Cud $ 2 l o idle - MAIO 10 8c 054146C0m.41 775.(1. 2 S Ipm - 879,075 L It itleewie Telegraph - 15,0 05 5:,, 0 100 0 ibg luandal Mw . co "l peraliet j I I)pm. • - 6,000 SO V nandalDlamtemS (L) 6 - - 15,1e0 SO Porwet Warenstmo (L. 1 4 &pm - MAIO 21 G.0reti1t5716.011,56.(L 4 Si llbm a 74 4 za WON 16 Oa 56som Na vlsellos I& 111 20 - 10,000 SO no meitColoolal AL (L) & If lipm - 109560 10 Railearslay all 10 194 194 4 muse IS .mparlal Unsocial (L) 6 If Rpm Si n 16,400 2li Carrying (Lbo.) 1 4 4pm - 115,500 20 InUroatPlatia.Bm.(L) S Se 4pm 104 11 50,4011 111 Italian Irrt‘ (Caa.o4v.) 10 4 1 .34 - 1501000 11411 Do. 65. e. 61a. r.10770' , an 98 110 571 119.400 21 JointalookDbassonL)l S 10 aim T a 10,000 50 d Boeuritim (Ltta.)( I 2pm6) 44 93400 26 d. A/dem Tradl & .- 90,000 26 .andCaledos.lll. : & pm - 11,0 M $ Lood.OldrlellTaleg. )( on t 2 - 10,000 50 Load. limn. Iwo. (1.)! IA Ulf 111460 - 10,000 SO Do. New 6 11 n i p: 164 170,000 6 Load. 6.(0/050. C. (L )1 an al It 10,000, 60 load., Italian, daStaa. 11 21 1 1 -Ms 50.000 19 Inad.Provtadallboloo 2 1 3pm - M,OOO 10 Madras Into. a Oral 1 4 14pm - 100001 16 Do. all 10 11 6..5. - i U Marina Investment II L . 1 2 - - - IL6OOI 90 naantlua Und,ete. L. 1 pm 1 pro •-• 12,000 10 Ueda. bloc Tel I. an $ 1 -. 10.000 IS Warean.CrodttAmo. 8 opm 16 UAW 14 Natal /664600 t C. (L 1 Ipm - 04000 16 National 044.C005. (L , 94 10ma 141 4 10,000 60 Ninon& rinendalil.) - - if f i MOW 100 Menem' Siam Nay.(L) I i Oa mi l- 6.000 10 NarbaddaCoal &I. 'Li 4 + ar m - 21.1100 IS 17/14MandTALoan(L) par gm - M. 66 N.nritAlterciaa. la. L 6 41 19 15 - 00.000 1 NovalkoteaCkaridL L 1 : If tpm - 44M1 21 Oman Marino Inman i 1 144 Ingo -. 19.11110 19 Oriental Commerdal(L 7 , 2 4pm -. 161 MO 1 Ortiatal Om (IMatteek all ' 14 14 ad -. 09,000 1 D. Now I 1 OM In - 40,041 10 haloodillmo(L) ell 1 0 al ic - HON Miasma Ploameal (I.) 5 - 10.000' 06 1 Ottoman Om (Waited 6 - 14505 10 famonaltlL ilteasa(L) 7 7r. od 74 :4 8.000 5 Do. do. an 6 54.4 - 500.0001 IL P eelaue.Lamaiii(i) no et ei - 10,000 ml Pealimular 80. Noma an IS 56 - 10,050, 60 Do. New so 10 1 2 1 F I* 17,0001 10 brads L, R., 11L(I 4l 1 - 10,000 50 Rhymney Iroa all It - 10.000 IS Do. New - lOU 26 Idol. City Immo.. (1 ; en 17 IS - 70.750 t U Ditto alto . - Awns says' meuseeiie. 100,0001.' U. Bcot. Imam. lomat (L 100 130 140 - 60,000 60 .Smith, [nlibt. /106.(1 6 _ yam iPtol - 10,000 10 idoe.Pluan.d . B4,s44(L) I 1 fdla ip o 1 - 10,000 60 IL /Mesa IL it la. (I.` II 14 lipoi - 16,010, 26 TL Australis& Land On 80 11 1 - UMW I It. L aubmarine Taismagib, 2 IM 140 63 - 07.505 20 Tel Coostrae.ttUalo.lL 1 Oda i Pm] - WON 20 IThameadliersewla.(L) 41 45m1 - HAS 10 TmattAseacyotton I. 4 1414441' - 65,e01 10 T. a L Co. el U. Clamda t 1 Pl. ----- AOOO 6 United g. Wei. Oa (L 50.000 90 Onleenallarlut lima . I 41 6041. - 15,v00 10 Opper tram Tes(Llmi A, N a l t Val - 10,000 10 , Vaa Dtatoes'i Led... MR - 16,01 e 56 Iworraat PlaasoOLlm. 5 I }dl. ) 5m -. 30,000 60 WastlndlakPaalsoB L 5 . 14 145 w 0 PREFER/OMB SHARES. °Mai Western, Newport (porpetwil 6 till I MI. per omit prof. opt. C, North Bleffortlehlre. 22 to I. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Astwap sad Rotterdam, lii. THZ CROPS De I/tinsels. —Between the lows Islas sad the call tee sheet velveteen, the swops this yew don't ass= just DOW wiry favourably itasesd. The= is saussally backward, and volusteare unusually to sad while one wakes labour hopesoldsable, the other Was it away altnesthse. We eta a S s weyest myth* more Wks as weenie at say crop t os saltenties this yew. Sash weather hes mealy sees same the deb.. It has rained almost incessantly for the bettor sr wane part of two welts —/ndianopolw Journal. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted about the same as on Tuesday. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsteedass. 3 months, 12.01 to 1201 ; (tit* 3 days, ILI6I to 171 • Rotterdam, S menthe, 12.01 to 12.1 ; Ant werp, 3 .cst ha. 25.62/ to 271; Hamburg, ma bum, 3 moths, 13.81 to f ; Paris, 3 days, 15.221 to 321; ditto, 3 montbs t 115.621 to 671 ; Frankfortmt.thraleina 3montha, 120 to ; fit. ?Malabar, (per rouble), 3 mouths, 321 to 1; Visor, ME 60., S moeths, ILB2I to 71; Triode, le. flo., 3 mouths, 11.821 to 71 ; Madrid, 3 months, 48 to 481 ; °adjs. 3 mouths, 48 to 426 ; leithorla 3 menthe. 25.75 to 80 ; Genoa, 3 mouth., 25.75 to 80 ; Milan, 3 menthe, 31,75 to 80 ; Naples. S months, 25.75 to 80; Palermo, 3 mouths. 25.75 to 80 ; Mersina 3 meth; 83.75 to 80.; Llama 90 dues, 511 10 62; OW* 90 data NI to 52. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is now 5} per cent. ; at Amsterdam, Brussels, and St. Petersburg, 5 ; at Vienna, 6 ; at Hamburg, 3 at Turin , 7 ; at Frankfort, 3 ; and at Berlin, per cent The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Tuesday next a special settling day in the , shares of the Oriental Financial Corporation (Limited) and the United Merthyr Collieries Com pany (Limited). The former are to be officially , marked, but not the latter. ' Extraordinary meetings of the Mercantile Credit and Imperial Financial Companies took *es yester day, when the resolutions previously passed in favour of the amalgamation of the two undertakings were confirmed. The recommendation of the di rectors in each case that the shares in the amalga mated company should be issued without • call of 11. per share was also agreed to. It was mentioned that the beardin each came bad looked into the as sets and liabilities of the respective undertakings, and that they had found them to be of a perfectly good and substantial character. In answer to questions, the chairman of the Mercantile Credit stated that the accounts will be com pleted in a few days, when the amount for distribution will be known, while the chairman of the Imperial Financial mentioned that after all the preliminary expenses have been paid they will cer tainly have more than 20s. in the pound. Mr. A. G. White, in consequence of ill health, will retire from the management of the City Bank on the 30th inst., when he will take his seat at the board as a director, and from that date the manage ment will be confided to Mr. J. W. Duncan, t h e present sub-manager, conjointly with Mr. Alfred G. Kennedy, from the London Joint Stock Bank, as join' t manager. The books of the Hudson's Bay Company will be closed for the dividend on the 18th inst. All holders of scrip who have not yet forwarded it for registra tion must do so in time to admit of their being re gistered on or before the 18th, as otherwise they will be excluded from the dividend. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,81)31. over last year. Notice is given, that the subscription list of the Italian Land Company will be closed to London applicants on Monday next. It is intimated that the allotment of the shares in the Cadiz, Oporto, and Light Wine Association (Limited) has been completed, and that the letters will go out on Monday. The total number of shares applied for was 18,098, and the number allotted 15,000. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia are expected to be distributed in London about the 13th inst. FRIDAY Enema. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 "buyers," ex d iv. , for next Wednesday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at 90/ to I, ex div., both for money and the account The official business report is as follows ;--Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 90, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 09, ; Red Sea 'Telegraph, ; ' Bank Stock, 239 • India Stock, 217, 218 k; ditto Five per Cent. St ock, 1031, ; ditto Bonds, 20s. die. • Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 94. The India Five per Cent stock was quiet. India Bonds were dealt in at 204. die. The March Exche quer Bills were quoted 12s. to 7s. dis., and the June 6e. to ls. dis., showing no alteration. In the foreign stock market to-day the principal feature was a fall of per cent. in Spanish Passim Bonds and Certificates, it being feared that the financial arrangements which are now being made at Madrid by the government will cause the consi deration of the claims of the creditors to be still further postponed. This department of the Stock Exchange generally was fiat. In the market for bank shared a reduction was quoted in Colonial, London and Brazilian, London and Colonial, London and South Western, Oriental, and Standard Bank of Africa. Union Bank of Ire land were firmer. Imperial Ottoman Bank reco vered 2s. 6d., closing at 91 to 10 pro m ., in sympathy with the i m provement on the Faris Bourse. International Financial and General Credit Itt i S 1 WI I id N i SO I4 id 371 1194 S 4 9 4 7 9 7 i ld 3i 36 Sr 2 1 " 14 16 %ft 0_ 0 If ! 111 . 21. 4 elm 460 470 40 46 ID 111 17 1119 14 109 ld 12 ill 140 190 90 96 lA_ 114, - if - it 16 16 226 2E6 19 21 1i 2 I U. prose. 4 tie:: 1! 1 1 3 .I"Pl'i 1110 h m w. r. As par 4 Is Y . 9_911 1 " 1 i die "sr I Itemett L. 6 fie Si. lla. 411801 LILO u.sla - IA 111 • i el 1.1.11 lit? auk IS. ».17.8 I !Wm AST S Si 3 r shares were iipin flatter. Mercantile ertdit fell 16e. Credit Fonder, ou the other hand, expo rienoed a fresh rise of about 11. The closing quo , Wiese are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, 51 to prim. ; General (*edit, to prem. ex the new share i London Financial, 12} to 13 prem. • Im perial irmaseisl, 21 to 31 prem. ; Mercantile prem. 8} to 1 Fem. ; Credit Mobilier, 31 to 41 prem. ; and Credit Fonder, 8 to 9} prem. The miscellaneous iare market was flat. City 01Bose, Continental Union Gas, and Land Securities shares have receded. Joint Stock Discoint were fun]. _ . The closing (but in some eases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undortakiugs are subjoined, viz. :—lnternational Likud Credit, 21 to n prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, j to j prem. ; M' wall Iron Works, to 11 prem. ; General Con tract, to prim. ' • Italian Land, jto prem. ; Scottish and Universal Bank, to 1 prem. ; Reading Iron Works, to 1 prem. ; ant tondos and Venezuela Bank, ito 1 prem. MINE-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLo4 '.l( There is rather more business in the mining market to-day, and prices generally ex hibit a favourable tendenc7. Great Vur and East Lovell shares are in good demand, and have advanced •, the former are now quoted 341 to art, and the latter, 14 to 24 At East Lovell the lode in the shaft on the south lode has further improved. Wheal Grenville are also firmer, at 81 to 4 . . Zest Ceradon are called 28 to 4; East Grenville, to 1 ; Hallenbeagle, 44 to 5 ; East Cam Brea, to 1 ; Great East Lovell, 31 to 4 ; Wheal Kitty ( hut), 11 to 12 ; and Tincroft, 18 to 4. St. John del Rey shares have experienced a 'further fall. Transactions are recorded at 434, 4.6. and 44. Yudanatuutana are dull. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Vou Dadelasen and North : The metal market is beginning to be infineoced by the Ws redaction ill the rats of discount, sad we have to report • firma, lose in most kinds of metals, and in some even an itaismisd bushier. Iron: Welsh bars are rather quiet ai 71. 10s. per too, free on baud in Wales, sad at oonrespendiag prices here. Sada are firm, while in Staffordshire qualities no change is to be reported. Scotch pig iron has tended is buyers' favour ; closing quotations 598. cash, and 60s. 3d. open. Copper: We bars to report more finmota and ' smelters sow ask full poor for nisaufacturod. but raw W still obtainable afew poundannderofficial prices. Little doing in Meade& Barra and Kapenda nominally 10i4. ; Chili is Liverpool. 961. to 971. Tin.—The Dutch Trading Com pany have announced their manual sale of Bacot tin for the Matelot, to meson of 138,100 slabs, with power to add 20,000 more should they arrive in limo The quantity being larger than was anticipated has produced an unfavourable effect here, and prime of Straits lAD e declined fully 21. per too, there being sellers DOW at lOU. 10a cask, and at 1081. with full prompt. Blanca is Holland has declined to 6611. English tia also flat. Tin Plates.—No improvement to re port ; bongoes exceedingly quiet. Lead k is sot quite se firm. Spelter.—A considerable amount of bustsess has beee does. and prior have advanced to 231. 10s. spot, and 231. its. paid for July deliveries. Hull paresis also have realised 231. 10a., but the market is mock calmer, and several weals are now offering le. per ten under the top prices, without meeting with buyers. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Di/ SLIN7IIIO AND INTENNATIONAL TILDINLAPIL) IRON On OWN 0011211FONDENT.) Market unaltered. Wm 5,0111; specukties &ad az- Pord• 1,000. TALLOW MARKET.—(THII3 DAY.) Tim market is quiet at the subjoined Igloos :—Town tallow, 39e, nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. ces the Mel. 40s. 6d. ; Jame, 40s. 3d. ; July to September, 40e. 9& ; October to December, 435. 6d. MAWr AVIMAGGS.—Town tallow, 41s. Gd. ; f►t by ditto, 9s. Oid. ; yellow limeitan. 495. ; melted s tn t C 3ls. tld. ; rgb ditto, 17s. 6d. ; tallow FILM, 17s. ; good drip, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Maws. Harvey mad Easton report trade at the followiee prime :—Rime meadow hay, 72.. to 75e. ; superior ditto. 80a. to 86a ; inferior ditto, 56.. to 605.; clover, old. VOL to 110 a ; ditto, mooed cut, 80a. to 106 e. ; straw, 25a. to 30s. COVENT GARDEN.-(YHIS DAY.) Out-door produce of nearly every descriptions sow abun dant. Grapes and forced strawberries are 'aided; for the demand. Of pioe-apoles there is aim • fair soppy. Arrivals of foreign goods continua heavy ; among them are endive, carrots, artichokes, chemise, tomatoes, sod peas. Roglish peas are also now plestiful ; they fetch from 4e. to es. per sieve. Lisboa potatoes realise from la ticl. to 2s. 6d. per dosed lb. Asparagus fetches from 3s. to fle. • bundle. Flowers chiefly consist of cicerarias, orchids, height, pansies, pelargoniums, mignonette, and mom Pine apples, pee lb., as to 12; lonons, pet 100. lis. to 10s. r= per lb ,is to lts Naas, man, p. bush., lee to lee pert sieve, as Id tote klarosions. do, lee atrawbentes. per or.. Id to lsOd New Brasil, do., An Cherries, per lb., ad to 9d Old do., Its Gooseberries, p. qt,' Id So dd ilasonds, do., lOn Oranges, per 100, 10s to 14s Walnuts, do., It. Cabbages, p. dos.. Is to hi --- Aspositm y. bundle. Is to Or Yreoelt Moos, per 100,11 s to/Is Orme pass, p. .to.. Ss Ittoloos, York /logosts. par Twitips, per bench. Id to OS • new, do, lied to 2s CUsausbess. sock Is to to BaM, par dos.. Lad b 26 Ipalote pair lb., Itod Garb; pa lb.. 81 /Amnon, seek Id told imam per scare, Is Kt lo Hotseradidt.P , bunch. 1.84 toe lloshroons,p.pott., Is to U N I Parsley, pit It bashes, .1a to Is /bats, per Mock 641 1.30. as tors .. Boas, do., tail t• Us Pu ails. ea to 90. ~ sew. per lb., 1. to is Carrots. yo. gree boa* le to lb lambs* p. beadle. Id t. 6d TBOVINCIAL SHAM NARKSTI3. LnTRFOot, Juan 2.-Baise heday :—lnaanahire and York shire, 1141—Landon and North Wooten; 1113 3—Birmingham and Derby 18/ shares. S p —North Union A, 22e—Batiao and Lake Huron, 1346 6—Confederate lean, del 14 6 j—Alhance Bank Loudon and Lemma' (UMW), IS —Liverpool Finance, d_ —Mmenatile and Heehaw* Beak ), 103 310 3PM 148 , 3 146 It new awe, 9 11-111 p.—North anu 7outia Walm 13—North Wedeln Bank, 73 Ile p —Albion Muth, ft—British and Foreign MMUS (Limited, 2/ p— honeme* (Limited, 1-16 p—Queen Insurance, 1 1646 3 MIS I 1344 p —Caton Marten (Undted„ 1 1-11; p. Ablest' Merehasta p.—Pmdfle Steam, 96—Weaa India sad Fantle Steam 1 7-16 XOl p. lemmorim, June B.—T6-e market has Tl— bees quiet, with shady prime. —Orand Trunk of Canada, Lmatabire and Yorkshire, 1123—London end North Washes, 1113 - Hanemann Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, fdl 3—Ditto (IL prat, 346 p.— Me tropolitan, 1131—Itesicans. 444-31orth BAUM, Hi—North lastem, York:t, 94B—lionth Raster% 1103—Thames and Merry Marine insurance, 4 916 p and Newtown. 961 ' Hudson's Bay, 193 3—lnternationals, I p—Memantile lank, 193 D' Mid saw per cent, II p—Fsktalni Company, 13 p.— Confederate Lq&L 614 6 if Mammaama, lull h —The transactions in this market today Included Stow Valley shares, at 93—Severn Valley, at 1.1.315 e. fd. and 110 17a St —Mem= Banking Company shares. at /44—Gioneeeter Wanon £ll Se. 9C—ditto, No. 4 sham, at presa—liants mew shares, at 3 dia—and Patent Skaft and Azle Company shares, at 34 preen.— Midland Railway now shams were coated at 3 to 33 pram —Birmingham Joint Steck beaks, et 304 buyers—Birmingham and Iltalinterhire Gas, pe shores, at 0 to 49} —Birmingham Waggon shan== —lldelsh and Foreign Plant, at Se 13 prem.—and itrameaus, at ha lit peen Llano. Jun I.—Three per (MM. Comb, het 3—New Mine per Cosh Bieck, esi }—Ditto, for anomie; nth Jane, 361—Dtliffi for new account. 89 013—India A per tent. Stock ;tralsfentole at Bank of Ireland. 104—Bank of Ireland (V 01 paell. 2174 — Manual Bank lal. 79i—littl• New hailed at ts pm. 1, 131. mid), 4s—Unlon Bank , Ltaittedl. pald,do Nlid Greta Weston; al per cent, 14 yrs. wombed, 99—Dublin and Belfast Junction tall paid, fee account. 34—Dublin. Wicklow, and Watford ad pall l 9l—Widerford and Limerick ~.11 paid for account, 3 l7Du Wicklow, and Wegard 5 par Cent. redeem able .'paid in full% 30 . SILLLL-POI. IN TIM CHINA SQUADRON.—We rs yret to leers that immoral ships of the China *quadrat have had semis viktatioes of small-pox. The mew of the Eury slue have suffered mach, over forty.fonr, including Lieu tenant Chifiths, havitm bees attacked. T. Argos hal also had some emirs asses, and GM tail amo—disi of Mr. Tap. ha, sugineer is charge. This op:palest offese. who was mush esteemed, died on the 22nd at Hie* at Yokohama, alter eight days Moms. He took the iofestiou by vetting Liesteuant Griffiths, who was a patient on shore. Oat of all the sina/l.por patients lauded at Hong Hong from the Vulcan and other ships only one survived.— Uniud Service Gasefte. Ica Lit JCNI.—In Yorkshire, from the hottest weather of some yearn, • 'Mara has been made to wintry blasts. Oa Strada; morning, and again on Wedoesdsy morning, the ponds had • this coating of foe, and the regis tered temperature was below fresziag point. In reposed positions the potatoes and fruit have suffered. Fruit, how ever, is generally thought too well est to take mach harm. It is somewhat unusual at this season tome the fields baton swim quite white with boor frost. as in winter, yet they have Una no three mornings this week. Tits GLUM CHORAL FIIIITIVAL AT ELY.—This istareathig festive& will take plam at Tuesday next, and will, co doubt, be witnessed by thomands of spectators, attracted thither to view the grand old catbednil and bear the hypos of praise weeding from so many voiota.—Coas tridpc laciepeadent. OIITSICH FAIIIING.—At the Swellendsm= cultural Show, Mr. van Dyk said that lashed many oi mania( at him platy • he had formerly got 11. for them sash year, but sow he got from 101. to 151. sterling. He cos eiders& that every tam ostrich was worth SOL sterling • par.—Pori iliageth (Caps of Good Hope) paper. n I t, ►.