The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TEM DAY.) COURT OF BARICRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commidoser Foubhumus.) Dl E WK. The bankrupt, described u a gentleman, late of ll a tchett's Hotel, and now of the Queen's Prison, applied fur his ulnae from custody. Mr. Ssrgood opposed, on the ground that the proper notices bad not been given. Mr. Doris supported. His Honour Mid that be was inclined to hold that the notice wen sufficient. Were be to decide otherwise, it would only adjourn the application to Tuesday. Mr. Sargood then applied that the petition should be dis wo,sed, on the ground of misductiption. It was in the following extraordinary terma • The humble petition of William King Smith, late of Hatchett's Hotel, Picea dillv, in the county of Middlesex • previously of the Hotel de Louvre, Hue de Riven, iaris ; formerly of the State of Virginia, in the United States ; but now a pri soner for debt in the Queen's Prison, Surrey, gentleman showetb, that your petitioner having for one calends; month, being the longest period, six calendar months next immediately preceding the date of this petition, within the district of this honourable court, that is to say, at ilat.:hett's Hotel, Piccadilly, and the Queen'aPrison aforesaid, is usable to meet his engagements with his creditors." The bankrupt did not state whether he had carried on business or merely resided at those places ; therefore there was so:iiing to show whether he was a trader or a nomtrader. The Commissioner—lt is neither English nor common sense. Doria—l will endeavour to show your Honour that it is capable of a very easy construction. The word '• resided" bas been accidentally omitted after " having." That is a clerical error, which your Honour bee power to amend. ThSCommissioner —But the description itself is defective. " The state of Virginia" is a large whereabouts. Mr. Doria—He is a citizen of the world, I suppose. (Laughter.) The Commissioner—And that is much too large for a description. Mr. Doris--8o long u the bankrupt clan not mislead his creditors, that is enough. . .. . The C.4;mmissioneriAle must not only not mislead ; he should lead. Before the palming of the last act I had not much difficulty in dealing with those cases of release from custody ; because if a man did not sur render, be committed a felony ; now it is only a misdemeanour, punishable by six or twelvemonths' im prisonment, and therefore I think it necessary to hold with much more strictness. The petition v insufficient in this form, and I must dismiss it. If the matter is to come be fore me again I must know a good deal more about it. Mr. Doris asked to be allowed to amend. _ Mr. Bargood was prepared to show that this was not a case in which any favour should be shown to the bankrupt. The application was refused. . . . Mr. Sa;good asked for the meta. The creditors for whom be appeared had obtained an attachment in chanoery against the bankrupt for a sum of 3,0001., and he had been evading there for five years. It was by pure accident that they had found him out in this court. The Commissioner—You must have the coats of the day ; and the bankrupt must be prepared, if he comes before me 'gala. to find bail ; for I shall not be satisfied with anything lee than the Court of Chancery has required. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fans.) IN RE LORD GIORGI LOPTUE. The bankrupt, who came to this court on his own peti tion a few months ago, now applied for his order of dis charge. The unsecured debts are only 6441. ;no meets. Mr. Aldridge, for the official assignee, offered no oppo sition. It appears that the bankrupt is entitled to a re versionary interest in the ma:quirts, of Bristol, contin gent on the death before him of his nephew, the present marquis, who is only 13 years of age. Of course this in terest has no assignable value. Order granted. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before the Recorder.) JoAn Weston, 39. a waif-4;1;1.60d Mau, was charged with stealing 241. 10s., the property of Henry Meers. Mr. Poland prosecuted on behalf of the Bankers' Asso ciation ; the prisoner was defended by Mr. Giffard. It appeared that on the afternoon of the 17th May, • lad named Morris, who was in the employment of Mr. Meen, • cigar manufacturer, in Whitechspel, went to the Unity Bank, in Cannon-street, for the purpose of getting a cheque cashed. He received for the cheque M. 10s. in gold sold IN. 14e. in silver. He counted the gold and put it in a bag which he placed at his side on the counter and proceeded to count the silver, and while so engaged the Fleenor touched him on the shoulder and asked him if he could get some Irish notes changed. The lad said he did not know, and a gentleman, named Crowder, who was standing by at the time, asked the prisoner what he wanted, and he repeated his question. Mr. Crowder said he could get them changed at Spielmane's, in Lombard-street, and said he was going that way and would show the prisoner where it was, and they both left the bank together. The lad pro ceeded with counting the silver, and when he had finis - bed he went to put it in the bag, when he found it was gone. He gave information to the clerk, and as the prisoner was the only person who bad been near the lad, suspicion fell upon him. It appeared that after walking • short distance with Mr. Crowder the prisoner made some excuse, and said that he wanted to go some where and would get the notes changed another time. On Tuesday, the 20th May,the prisoner was taken into custody, upon another charge, and when at the station-house he was picked sun from a number of others by Mr. Crowder and the lad Morris, as the same party who had asked about the Irish notes at the Unity Bank. On being searched at the station, amongst other money toned upon him were two Irish notes. The jury, after some deliberation, found the prisoner lie was then charged with stealing a 1001. Bank of Eng land note at the bank of Smith. Payne. and Co. The facts of this case were precisely similar to those de tailed in the former charge. The prosecutor, • gentleman named Goodchild, was at the bank, for the purpose of pay ing a bill, and while be was counting out the money, the prisorier pushed against him rather rudely, and asked where he could cash a draft, and immediately afterwards the pro wecutor missed the note in question. It was proved that the note was afterwards cashed at Paris, and it bore upon it the name of William Johnson, in the handwriting of Beeper, the companion of the prisoner. The jury returned • verdict of Guilty, and the prisoner anis sentenced to mix years' penal servitude. John O'Brien, who pleaded guilty on Thursday to a charge of publishing a libel upon Messrs. Lewis, the attor neys, of Ely-place, was brought up for judgment, and sen tenced to three months' imprisonment, without hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MABLBOROITOWEREET. ♦ TRLDISMAN CHARGE:I) WITH vicomerm ASSAULTING HIS WM. Benjamin Bartington, dealer in antique furniture, and also a carver and gilder, of 58, Wardour-etreet, was charged with violently assaulting his wife, Bra. Emma Bar- . tingto o. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, appeared for the defence. Mn. Bartiogton, who gave her evidence in a state of great trepidatlon, said—A little after 8 on Wednesday night my husband came home very drunk and knocked at the door. I opened it, and he then struck me in the fav with his list, knocked me down, and then jumped on me. I have been married to my husband II years, and he has frequently illused me, but particularly so during the last fortnight. By Mr. Lewis—l was sober ; bat I have sometimes taken something when he has ill-used me. I once before took out a summons against him. Prisoner—l had a summons against my wife five years ago, but let the matter drop. Mn. Bartiogton in answer to Mr. Lewis, said she was not in the habit of taking things out of the house to pledge. Mr. Lewis asked that the matter might staotiove; for a time. Mr. Roo' said it was too serious a matter for that. They were obliged to have a countable to watch the house last night. Mr. John Goaselet, of 42, Dean-street, Soho, said Mrs. 13artington camp to his place on Wednesday night in • state of semi-nudity, and the prisoner fol lowed her, making use of the most dreadful language. A few minutes after be (witness) heard • scream • the prisoner struck his wife • se vere blow in the stomac h with his fiat, and he then kicked at her. He (witness) on this lost his temper, and kicked the prisoner down stairs. The prisoner was three parts drunk, but knew what he was about. The prisoner bad told his wife that before be had done with her he would have her " -- heart out." Mr. Lewis said he had no means of rebutting the evidence, but he understood there were great faults on both sides. She was in the habit of pledging things and drinking, but he was aware that that was no justification for the pri sm? er's conduct. Mr. L;riatlien called some witnemea for the defence, whom evidence went to show that both prisoner and him wife mutually drank and fought, and led a moat unhappy mode of life. Mr. Knox ordered the prisoner to find two bail in the slim of 50f. each for am mouths. and in default to be locked up, and said that, in giving that decisian, he merely did so on the ground that if he sent the prisoner to gaol for six months his wife would have her means of support cut off. 1412110POLITAW Pin HOSINITAL, DEVONSHIRE& Ctrl.—The wept' amber of patient* relieved daring the week eliding Julie 14, was :—lferlicid, 1,089; sargical, 546—total, 1,635, of which 536 were new maw. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Orr mamma TIVAGRAPB.) ASCOT ILIIETING.—(THIS DAY.) £lOO PLATS. Baloaia -. - Viscount Brignall 5 ran. FIRST CLASS WOKINGHAN STAMM Coafeatioaar Quapardown 9 ran. SECOND CLASS WOKINGHAN STAKES. Clenanti 1 5 ran. RAILWAY STARES. Overton satellite 2 Baron Manchausen ... 3 16 ran. Ran three.quartere of an hoar behind time. THIRD CLASS WOKINGHAH STARE& 91b ; •Silverbair, Pet 41b; Snapshot, Pet llb ; Gladiator, 7st 71b ; Reindeer, 7u 71b ; ' Aeco Ist ; Keane, & t 121 b ; Longshot, Pat ; Polynesia (late Omen f), Pit 121 b; Armament, tint 71b; Entremet, Est ; Lapidist, Let 101 b. ENTRY FOR QIJEEN'S PLATE. Rather leo than throe miles. Harlequin, Conundru;,Doef;ot, Zodiac, Beutdord, Tolerno, Desk, Breechloader, Srbiam, Neptune; Tim Whiffler, Berkeley, Brown Stout, Gladiator, and Egbert. THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY ACCIDENT. LATILST PAIITICULAR&-(THIS DAY.) Notwithstanding there have been at least 500 labourers working without intermission since last Wednes day evening they have not yet sucoeeded in completing the oewtrenchee for diverting the water of the Fleet Sewer, and until this is accomplished it is not only impossible to make any attempts to repair the damage already dose to the railway, but from the continued torrents of water pouring into the tunnel, there is every reason to fear further disasters. The delay in the completion of the trenches has mainly arisen from the dangerous nature of the work owing to the looseness of the soil and the depths the men are ob liged to excavate. After the trenches had been excavated it was found necessary to board up the sides and bed throughout, to prevent, as far u possible, the leakage of the water into the surrounding houses. Underneath the boarding has been placed layers of straw and every possible precaution has been used. Along the whole length of the trench transverse beams have been placed to strengthen the work. This has occupied a much longer time than it was at first thought. It was expected yesterday that the trench would have been ready for the reception of the water this morning, but it will be at least late this evening before that is the use. The engineers intend at 4 o'clock this afternoon to enter and explore the Fleet sewers, as far as it is possible to do so, to ascertain the exact state of the works. Several photographerilwere busy at work this morning on the ruins taking views of the wreck. The whole place is very dangerous, slips of earth and brickwork are taking place every few minutes where least expected, and every person but those actually engaged is kept away from the place. The high tide again this morning has filled up the tunnel with water, doing a considerable amount of damage ; and although the pumping engines are ready for use it is useless bringing them into operation until the trench is ready. THE MIDDLE•LEVEL COFFERDAM. (THIS DAY.) LYNN, FREDAT, 8 £.M. The dam was closed yesterday at 3 p.m. It stood the high water of this morning's tide without yield. ins. It is now perfectly secure, sod may be said to be pnotically accomplished. TRAFFIC RETURNS. alley Pea- Mar- Total, Total, RAILWAYS open senge,re chiwidlAS ISO 1861 Week ending May 31. a 8 a a Grand Trunk etCanade 1090 4,620 8,498 19,048 13,793 Week ending June 0. Antwerp & liotterdsna — 639 504 Zast Anglian me 454 600 North lievon 1,143 1,008 038 802 UT 142 Week eliding June 14. Werth Eastern BOO 14,836 Stockton and Dyllnaten lBl 1,382 22,435 37,100 41,528 7,636 9,018 7,621 613 642 6210 ten 22,365 25,816 6,102 1,6611 360 2,325 1,136 nan 4',669 37,490 5,130 6,664 0. 540 1,988 2,943 9,221 629 1,019 1,079 SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The railway market to-day is heavy, and a fall it has taken place in several of the principal stocks. The reduction is chiefly observable in Great IS Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and N South Eastern, in which it amounts to } per cent. to Other lines are comparatively steady. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94f to } ; Great Western, 71 to } ; Midland, 128} to f. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 10131 to 107; Oaledo nian, 107} to 108 ; South Eastern, 822 to 83 ; Eastern Counties, 551 to 68} ; and Great Northern, 114} to 1151. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, 11 at 4} toil prem. There is no change in the Indian u lines. A partial recovery has taken place in Sambre * and Meuse Railway shares, but Great Luxembourg remain dull, and are last marked at 134. 811 Week ending June 15. Belfaat and County Down 49 476 187 striatol and k.seter Pastern Counties Lon.,Chathans, and Dover 721 4,n18 491 Manchester, South Juno _ IloiCiAltrinchani .7:. 1,965 Midland North British __ , lin 1..12E1 Scottish Central = i.u6 Shropshire Union tiii NO PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. Lre9ieooL, JUgg 19.—lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 7 1 — London and North Western, 9411—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 391 9 13/—Berenck capital stock, 961—BuHalo and Lake Huron. 0 1-16—Great Luxembourg shares, 14 131 15-16 Sambre and Meuse, 1011-16 946 1 1 110 1-16 101 p. BULIEUNRAII.JUNEI9.—The sales to-day sere—of Great Western 44 per oent. Debenture Bonds, 991. 19s. 9d. ; Birmingham Canal, 011 —Birmingham and Ettaffordahire Gas, 401. shares, 401 per share. Stour Valleys marked to Elf —Birmingham Guaranteed, 771, buyers—Midland Stock, 117 , buyers — South flta/fords, 101. 13a. 9d., 101—District Bank, 161 to 151—Old 'Union Mill, 10 101 —Birmingham Waggon, 131 to f—Metropolitan, If to f prem. IMPORTS 01 WHEAT, drr..—A parliamentary re turn lamed this morning states that between the let Sept. last and the lit of the present month 4,919,344 quarters of wheat, 4,V6,456 cwta. of wheat flour, end 2,281,743 quarters of maize, were imported into the United Kingdom. The United States alone supplied 1,731,626 qrs. of wheat, 3,135,686 cid& of wheat flour, and 1,362,256 qrs. of maize. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT IN THE BOROUGH-ROAD.— (Tins Mosarnia.)--Oe the grounds of Messrs. Bemeereod Co., stone sculptors and sawyers, situate in the Borough-read, immediately facing the Atlas Works, were erected what are termed " travellers." The structure had been used for a considerable period, and was considered perfectly secure, but this morning as the men, seven in number, were hoisting a heavy piece of stone, th e whole of the tackling gave way; timber balms as thick as a man's body were broken in twain ; the uprights suddenly broke off at the tope, and caused not only the stones to fall but also the frame work and the heavy travel ling piece of machinery to topple over upon the unfortunate men. One man named Timothy M'Carthy was found to be so severely injured that his removal to the hospital was deemed absolutely necessary. Several others were also taken to the hamital, and two to the White Hart in the Borough-road. A poor lad had his arms severely injured, and the greater part of his teeth forced out. He wee also taken to the hospitaL The cause of the accident is attributed to the recent heavy rains having rotted the main supportsof the travelling crane, and thereby mined the iron supports to slip front under the platform, leaving it in a great measure unprotected to bear such heavy weights as were being hoisted at the time. AonIctILTURAL AFFAIRS IN THE EAST LOPATA'S OF SCOTLAND. —The same sunless, wet weather, which pre vailed during the month of May has, with the exception of a day or two, continued up to the present time. A large quantity of turnip seed has yet to be ;tut into the ground, and that which has been sown for some time is making little progress, unless in very warm, free soils. Potatoes look well on dry lands ironed the I coast, but wherever the land is of a clayey na -1 tare the crop is backward, and not • few of the sets have rotted from the extreme wet. The great bulk of the wheat is backward, and more than usually late in coming into ear. Barley, oats, and beans on the whole look well, except here and there upon clay soils, where the crop hes of late assumed a yellow stunted appearance. Her bage on the fields is still abundant, and lean stock of all kinds in oonsequence bring exorbitant prices. We ere now coming to a critical period of the summer, and should unfavourable weather continue long, a late and umatisfsc i tory zo treest may be anticipated.—Safrieburgit Courant. LOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. —At the monthly general meeting, held yesterday, at the society's house in Hanover4quare, the Rev. J. Barlow, F.R.S., in the chair, the Lord Londeeborough, the Lord Proby, M.P., Mrs. Lacy and Masts. F. B. Harrison, J. Dent, J. Bailey, jun., T. W. Evans, M.P., H. H. Vivian , M.P., E. A. - Hambro, J. J. Lewis Ricardo M.P., T. Gooch, W. W. Collins, J. Pender, R. L Pemberton, and T. W. Wood were elected fellows • Professor Kolliker, of Wurtzburg, as ' a foreign member; and his Excellency P. E. Wodebouse, C. 8., Governor of the Cape Colony ; A. Grote, Faq., of Csl- ' cuts& ; Colonel A. P. Plano, Commissioner of Pegu ; and Major H. T. Bartlett, of the Bengal Staff Corps, were elected corresponding members of the society. Lord Wil liam Hay, and Messrs. F. Freeman, J. T. Smith, C. R. Leith, and R. Price. wen proposed as candidates for the felforrehip ; and W. H rper Pease, Esq., of the Sandwich Islands, as a corresp o nding member of the society. The report of the council on the progress of the society daring the past mouth was read to the meeting. It stated that the number of visitors to the gardens up to the end of the previous month had been 142,919, being an increase of 13,183 persons over the corresponding period of the previous year. ORDINARY bHA& AND STOOL& lat I Pd I llallterS76 I Closing pekes I Bake to-day yesterday I to 1 pan. e all Wm. WoL SottoorVid ott. -. 71 111 71 Blit.,Lea..4bChasoltt -. 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(L.). v Dloomoo's Loto4 li -ii s. i PE 16 be 11 lik! 1 11 11• 114 13 II U 36 UT 110 101 110 dis gar l Pak leo - ii U 16 . t 7 if 8 al II It 21 pm $ 44 I 19a 1 pm 1 12 14 11 1 11 6 Ti 67 69 $4 TO mi 9 1 20kal S 1 .4 IT 10 44 6} 28 28} 9 01 62 14 166 140 113_ 16. 1 1 4 6 •dim p.r I tits par t 1§ pond I 1 We gi al MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Cioom. There is still an active demand for British mining shares, at generally firm prices. Wheal Ludcott are quoted 174 to 181 3 ; Caredon Vale, 54 to 1; Marne Valley, 104 to ; East Carolon, 444 to ; Wheal Grenville, 74 to ; Bast Devon Great Con sols, 2 toll ; Gonamena, 3to ; South Frances, 110 to 115 . ; Wheal Sithney Carnmeal, 3} to 4, being very firm ; and Wheal Union, 41 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet, at former prices. United Mexican have been dealt in at 611 and 64, Soottish Australian at 11, and Santa Barbara at 14. The shares of the Teplita Colliery Company are quoted 1 to 1 prem. A petition for the winding-np of the Wheal Con cord Mining Company is to be heard in the &ca naries Court on the 25th inst. At Hingstee Downs Clouds two-monthly general meet log yesterday the accounts showed a balance in hand of 421. la. 6d., awl as estimated balance agaiost the mine before the meeting is August of 251. 13s. 2d. The agent states that 360 tons will be sampled Dent time. At Bedford United three-monthly general m • day the amounts showed a cash balance of 1,2881. 9d., aad an estimated balance in favour of the mine before the meeting to be held in September nut of 1,1661. Ils.lld. A dividsed of 2s. 6d. per share wu declared. "The mine," says the agent, " ou the whole is looking tolerably well, sad we shall raise the same quantity of ore u usual. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Own. The Mock markets to-day are rather weaker. The unsettled weather exercises some influence. The funds have declined 1 per cent., and several of the principal English railway stocks i per cent. As regards some other securities, including Mexican Bonds, the tendency of prices is drooping. The scrip of the new loans is likewise lower to-day. Turkish is quoted 31 to 4 prem. ; Egyptian, 211 to 2; prem. ; and Russian, fto i prem. Consols are officially marked 914, 92, and 914, ex div., for money, and 92, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are respec tively 911 to 4 and9l4 to 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced 911, f ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, i ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1865, 15 3-16 ; India Five per Cent stock, 1074, 1084 ; ditto for account, 1084 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 991, 4 ; ditto 1864, 994, ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 18s., 17s. prem. ; Five-and-a- Half per Cent. " =faced " rupee paper, 1094, * ; Exchequer Bills, 38., 6s. prem. Business in foreign stocks has been less active than yesterday, yet to a fair extent. Mexican Bonds continue to fall, and are last marked 284 and 284. Moorish are still rising. Spanish Certi ficates and Passive Bonds are firm. Yesterday's rise in Venezuela Bonds is not fully sustained. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is steady, at 824 to 83 ; and that of 1858 rather lower, at 701 to f. Transac tions are recorded as follows :—Buenoe Ayres Six per Cents., 944 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. (scrip), 34, 24 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 854, 86 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 284, 4, 1 ; Moorish Five per Cents., 96, ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 4, 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 93 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 65, 541; ditto Passive, 191, f, 1; the Committee's Certificates, 9 ; Turkish Six pee Cents. 1868, for account, 704, 4, ; ditto 100 i. Bonds, 714 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862, scrip, 31, 4 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 714, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 241, 24. The shares of the Eastern Bengal Tea Company are quoted to f prem. - - - - Fore o'CLocx. Console are without change, at 911 to ex div., for money, and 911 to 92, ex div., for the account. The influx of gold to the Bank continues ; the amount taken there yesterday was 144 1 0001. The Kangaroo has arrived from New York with 100,0001. in specie, and the New York with 82,0001. for Eng land, and 25,0001. for France. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday for the Continent at se. ld. per ounce, being *d. below the price obtained for the previous remittance. The decline is owing to the absence of demand for India. On the other hand, as fre quently occurs at the present period of the year, there is an inquiry for Mexican dollars, telegrams just to hand reporting a rise in the China exchanges, and a fractional improvement has occurred in the quotation of this coin. Of the 410,2511. to be taken to the East to day by the Ceylon, nearly the whole consists of Mexican dollars. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 4,1281. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 3191. ; the Midland an increase of 4,1541.; and the Eastern Counties an increase of 3,5491. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending the 31st May, were 13,0451. sterling, being 7461. less than in the corre sponding period of last year. A deputation from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, consisting of the Earl of Leven and Melville, Mr. J. C. Ewart, M.P., Mr. George, M.P., Mr. Weguelin, M.P., Captain W. H. Hall, C. 8., Captain A. Nairn, H.C.S., Messrs. A. Anderson and J. Allan, Managing Di rectors ; Mr. Howell, Secretary ; and Mr. A. M. Bethune, Superintendent of the Company at Alex andria, waited, by appointment, on his Highness the Viceroy of Egypt, on Wednesday afternoon, at the Turkish Embassy. At the meeting yesterday of the Van Diemen's Land Company, the directors' report was adopted. The chairman stated that gold has been found at Fingal in larger quantities than hitherto. An extraordinary me e ting of the New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Company is called for the 26th inst., "to consider the present financial position of the company, and the steps to be taken for the supply of additional rolling stock, and fur providing for the discharge of the existing liabilities of the company." The meeting of the Mediterranean Submarine Electric Telegraph Company, convened for the 30th inst. at Paris, has been postponed, on account of the delay in obtaining the approbation of the Italian parliament for the contract entered into with the company. Vice-Chancellor Kindersley p on the 26th inst., to make a call on the contributories of the Home Counties and General Life Assurance Com pany, at the rate of 6s. 6d. per 1/. share. A call of 18s. per share is ordered by the Court of Chancery to be paid by the contributories of the Life Assurance Treasury by the 23rd inst. We are requested to state that the share list of the Albion Marine Mortgage and Insurance Com pany will be closed on Thursday next for London, and on Saturday, June 28, for the country. Also, that no applications for shares in the Leeswoud Cannel and Gas Coal Company, will be received from London after Saturday next, or from the country after Wednesday, the 25th. It is notified that on and after Monday next, the business of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com pany will be carried on at the new premises, No. 2, Old Broad-street. The Bank of New South Wales has announced the half-yearly interest on the debentures of the Melbourne Gas and Coke, and the Collingwood (Melbourne) Gas Companies. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 26th inst. for the hire of a ship to take passengers to Brisbane (Moreton Bay). The return of the Bank of England for the week ending June 18, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulatica &dive Public deposits 9,322,949 hennas 497,433 Other denial). Government securities in banking department Other was ritiee in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 15,268,453 lnereass 235.3 7 4 Seven day and other bill, 597,439 Demise 38,937 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes &coin in banking department). 9,439,833 Increase 446,998 These changes are more favourable. Both the bullion and reserve have increased, while the de mand for discounts and advances has fallen off. BANK OF ENGLAND.—An Lacoent end Bth Tic., a. 32, for the week , 18. 1882. resin DTP/ Notes fusel -,s pursuant to the Ad RA ending on Wednesday, Inns OZvennent debt.. 611,015,100 Other securitie4.... 4654.900 Gold coin and but- lion -- -- 14,409,136 Silver bullion .... .. -119,068,386 LIMO 1I Proprietors' Ospital £14,668,000 Rest Public Deposits (In cluding Ficheq., Bey. Banks, Om. Ws. el National Debt, and Div. Amts.) 9,381,90 Other Deposits berm day andothea Bills PARSNIP!. • Government !Secu rities kincludlng Deed Welgbt An nuity) Other Securities 10.110.7104 Notes Odd sad Silver Coln— 440,6:5,888 Inn* 19,1862. 440,G35,150 r. MILLER. Deputy (.4.a6ler. TIRTIMAY Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to 1, ex div., for the 10th of July, wooed this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 92 "bu yers." For money the last price was 91/ to 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for Money, 91/, 92, ex div. ; ditto for amount qui/ ,10), 92, I, ex div. ; Bank Stook, 294, 0 , 61 Three per Cents . R educed, 911 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, I_,• New Two -and-a-Half per Cents., 75 ; India stock,. shut ; ditto Five per Cent. stoc k, 107/, 10 8, WI/ ;_ditto for account, 108 ; ditto Four m• Cent. Deberiturea, 1863, 991 ; ditto, 1864, 99/ ; ditto; 1864 or 1866, 99/, ; ditto Bonds, 20s. pretn. ; Five per Cent. " mimed" rupee paper, 1031,10; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109, The transactions in foreign stocks were numerous. The principal fluctuations were again in Mexican Bonds, which were decidedly heavy, falling at one period to 261 to 1. Attention being subseque ntly directed to the reported signature and ratification of &treaty between Sir Charles Wyke and General Dobtado, whereby the demands of England are said to be satisfied, a recovery took place to 28/ to 29/, being, however, still ft lower than yesterday. ISO 100 100 100 IUU .IN 4 a 4 ll 20 10 an ID all 10 all 411 an to an 4 all 20 all 20 ill 100 all 20 .all 90,010 V/5 10,010 140 0040 0 10,010 00 0,000 100 14000 50 12,600 20 911011/0 10 9400 0 000 100 0400 100 10, 90. wow ooo ' 0 0 10,000 100 Ikon Lou 'moo n skocue so Imo 00 10,100 601 0,000 95 10,000 100 13,006 100 60,000 101 16,010 10 90,000 50 16,000 10 90,400 96 16,000 50 90,000 100 11,000 16 4 WO 26 130,(0) 50 = mil 3 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• MA RS-LANE.-41M18 DAY.) The weather yesterday was fine until night, when it com menced to rain. Tess, it is cloudy, with the appearance of more rain, and the wind from the N.W. The supply of English wheat continues very short this week. Flour rather more liberal than in the early part of the week. Barley particularly contracted. Oats, a few in addition. Scotch and In nett very limited. The foreign sirrlssis of wheat are liberal since last report, Black Sea and Mediterranean. Floor, a few more barrel' of American. One cargo of barley only in addition ; but of oats a large supply of Danish and Swedish, and several cargoes' of Dutch. Other grain and seeds in very abort supply. The iwheat nsarket to.day exhibits great firmness, and Mooday's fullest quotation obtained for all descriptions, English or foreign. Flour also quite ss dear am on that der . Barley, supply very short, andq fully supported. Oats, notwithstanding the large arrivals in the past two der maintain Mondays rates for all useful qualities. per, and tares, fully as dear. Seeds.-Idoseed and rapeseed firm. Oloverseed steady in prim. Omar, and mustard, hat little business doing. FLOAT= CAIGOIN about the same as on Monday, that day's advance on wheat and maim quite supported. WIMAT. -English : Ease: and Heat, white, new, 48a. tc f ditto, fine old, --a. to -s.; ditto, red, new, 48s. to 54e., dittd, fi ne old, .•-s. to -a ; Norfolk, ho. , fine old, -a. to -0.; red, new, -a. to -a Foreign : Dantric, 574. to 580.; fine, 877. to 58e.; extra, 59a. to -s.; Bouipborg, MJ. 58a; ditto, extra, 58a. to 575. ; Rostock, extra, 5.k. to 555.; Meekieriburg, 595. to UM • Uckemark ditto, -s. • American white, 53 to 56e.; ditto, red, 495. to 5.55.; Cana: dime, 49e. to 55.. Batter.-,English malting. -a. to -a ; fine, -e. ; =kg, 275. to 28e ; and diAilling, 30s. to 31,. per qr.; 2456. to 29a.; ditto diddling, 295. to 31s. h, Eases and Norfolk, 695. to 83a. ; fine. Ws. to 675. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to Ws.; brows, 50a. to 58s. Oars.-English feed, 21s. 06. to 245. Oa. ; potato, 213 a. to 295. ; foreign, 225. to 275. Batull.-Itaglish tick, 34a. to MM ; harrow, 381 to 39a. ; pjg 38e. te.39n. ; forego, 311 s. to 321; tick, t a ci ' 37a. ;15 berg, 38s. to 395. ; 325. to 33a. Pika-English 395. to 405.: w • and blew, 39a. to 42e. ; maple, -a. to Poe, Mo. to 371 hog. 37a. to 39e. ; foreign. 33a. to 345. Framm.-Esgliek town, 431. to 44a.; ditto fine. 465. to 51a.; country, 49a. to ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 351 to 395.; Frio*, -a. to -s. pa sack; U.S. sweet. 254. to 285.; Osmadian. 2-Is. to 281: Spanish. -a to-s. Ina= Wm-White. 31s. to 335. ; yellow, 29a. to 31s. FLOG Canon's, all 0. F. add L-Whest Bent. .as and Mmitoople, per 49211 m, 45a. to 47a. ; Ghirka, 455. to, 4711. Polish Miss% par 4801ka, zed, 30s. to 41s. ; whitey - • • Dewey asd Galata Ws. to 41s • 295. to 13.. Balky: Rapti= and . Effras, 21s. ho Sts. ; Odom and Dam* i rt r Bras ; par4Bolba.,3oa. to 31a. Maims : Odom and Galati, per 4921b5., 31.. 06. to 325. ; prat and Br:lyrist:, per 4801113 c. 31s. Od. to 321 ; Freacia do., -a to ; I Americus, do., 29 to 30s. ; Egyptian, -a. to -8. Sant-Chiaary seed, per qr., 345. to 50:. • seed, per qr., 48s. to 50s. ; Mustard seed, per white., 6s. to 94. ; brown, 7a. to 10a ; linseed, per gr., crashing, 801. to Ma ; Linseed cakes, English, Per tea, 111. Os. to 121.05. ; American, thin, In bets., per toe, 1211 Ok tol9l. 10a.; do., in bap,Ul. tk. to Ul. 10a ; • 01. to 01. Oa. : Marmilles, 101. to 10/. Ma.: Raps cakes, 61. Oato 71. ;'Parr, par bushel, winter, ile. to 91 Od. ; Rape seed. English, per cpr., 644. to 725. AIiIIYSIA INTO LONDON TROY JUNE 16 TO JUNE to. wart doom and Rosa. pima. Foreign. Swig 950 I Oats 110 350915 Mali ll4O Flour, .159)1515. 1070 mg+ ; LIVERPOOL COTTON dr CORN HAREEM ito . . (THIS DAY.) (Br masa AID num wAoxirso mookaru). (room ova owl comeepownwr.) The business in cotton this week, when compared with the stock in port, hes been a tremendous trade, exporters and speculators being squally free buyers ; prices have is. ejitdvanoed.week clams higher in American, ad. to Id. lb.; Id. ; Egyptian and Surat, id. per lb., with a still upward tendency. The Committee's quotations for fair cotton are raised id. per lb. in bowed and Mobile, end id. in Orleans. Wee. 124,710 ; speculatioe 44,840 ; export, 32,210. Actual export, 7,901. The market to-day is very brisk at higher prices. Sales about 16,000 bales. Corn market closes about 2d. or 3d. dearer for wheat and about 6d. dearer for corn; beans sod oats easier ; a moderate atteadance, and business to a fair extent in most of the articles. Traumctions large in wheat. Imports Ireland, coastwise. - • •lIIINCOTO LANZ.—(THIS DAY.) Sorsilt—The market has been dull during the west, and prices are again in favour of the buyers ; good stroeuand grainy qualities have been most in request. Mauritius sold sk 334.6 d. to 395., and Concipore Bengal, at 395. 6d. The public' sales of foreign have been confined to Porto Rico, of which a large quantity km been offered, but only a small portion found - buyers, refining qualities at 6d. to Is. decline. A &agog cargo of brown Paraiba sold for a near port at 17s. 6d. Relined—The supply and demand are both mode rate, prices are steady. COT/Mt.—The public sales of plantation Ceylon, held this week,have gone off well at Is. advance, fine, fine ordinary to fine middling, 81s. to 935. 6d. • peaberry, 85e. t> 91s. Na tive also sold at higher prices; good and fine ordinary, 695. 6d. to 724.; small, 671. to 68e. Tca.—A good business has been transacted at firm prices. lWw.—A fair business has been tramacted, chiefly De merara and Bertice, at IL 51. to ls. bid ; a few Leeward., at la. 40. ]'tics.—The market is quiet ; for parcels on the spot, 5,700 bags of low Rangoon sold at 8.. cash. Afloat, two cargoes of Necranzie sold at 10e. to 10a. 14d. (triers.—The market generally is quiet, and prices in some cases are not supported; pepper midst a alight decline, Singapore, 31d. to 30. c Alleppes. 4d. ; white Singapor% 5,:d. to 50. Cassia Livia* also sold at easier prices, third and seoond pile. 85e. to 88e. Cinnamon : Ceylon, sewed POst, ls. tots. 2L ; fourth, 9.1. ; Pimento, 24.1. Giuger, Jamaica, 495. to 1255. Fam.—Tite demand is dull for all descriptions' and to effect sales lower prime would have to be submitted to. Oorros..—The market is active at rising prices. Molina sold at Old. to 9td., and 10d. refused for Tinnevelly. Joys has sold freely, about 7,500 balm is the public isle and 9.000 bales by private contract at fully the .ormer cur rency. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Tows tallow is quoted 445. 9d., sit iamb ; Petersburg Y.C. oe the spot, Ms. 9d. • June, 465. 9d. ; July. 48.. 9d. to 475. ; September, 488. Si. ; October to December, 48s. Od. to 465. 9d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) • LTADZICEALL—Prins.—Hide :56114. to 641b5., 2gd. to 3cL;64lbs. to Tabs. 3d. to 3 1 d. ; 721ba. to 801bs, 3g.1. to mod, ; ADlhs. to 881bs, 3141. to 4d. ; &Übe. to 961b5., 4d. to 4g41. Rom hills, 80. to 10s. Oat skins, light, b. to 3s. ; fell; ss. Id. insJIONDSZT.—Lamb skins : 2s. 6d. to 4s. 0.1. ; shear. Hags, L. 4d. to la. sd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) • lbws. Attendee sad Smith report a fair consumptive &mud for but year's growth at firm prices, whit bat few on offer. The plantatioe accounts aren't so favourable; the oontimpot wet wrather, with cold nights, retards the prognr of the plant, which on the day polishes a very sickly appearance. COAL MARKET. 'HIS DAY.) Walls Sad Halloo, lila 9d.; Walls End Irazabton, 14s. 6d.; Walls Sad Haswell. 16a. 9d.; Walls Sad Iliewarts, 16s. 3d.; Walls Brad South Heaton. 16s. 9d. ; Walls Fad Tranvia& HartlapooL 15s. 9d. ; Walls Sad Braddyls Rettoo, 16s. 6d.; Walla Fad Russell Hatteras, 15s. Ild. ; Walls Fad South Brardopsol. 151 ; Walls Sad SOUth Kaki, 15a. 9d. ; Walla End Heath Hall , 13a. 3d. ; Walls Sad Barton, lis. 3d.; W . Yisto. 13•• ; Writ 14a. ; Davidaaes Hartley, 14a. 3d.-89 ships at amarkst. THY WINKER OF ME DIRDY ADD THY LADY Gooria Procianiox.—We understand that in the lady Godlva procession, on Monday next, will swotr the trainer of Caaretacus, who will be dressed in the costume of • jockey. The anther (Robert Smith) is a native of Coventry, as is glen Mr. lacewing, the onset. of the hone.- -Bryn:iv , Mae Daily Post. 14 13i 10 1 r Si No. I 8 Ltl4. kgs I 'us. MOM 10,001 16,000 14000 10,000 MON WM WOO *OOO 16,000 10,000 108,816 00,000 10,000 100,000 In;i0 11.000 4&17 to.ono 4410 011 IM9e! 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