The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (wont the Judp OirdiMil.) DTKI (Tile Q 0130 1 .8 P800701)_,. WILLIADL—THI ITIPPIT Dr. Wanibey, on the part of the defendant, who claimed to be nephew and lawful next of kin of the late Mrs. Ems lv, prayed the court to direct th e pl a i n tiff t o a ll ow hi s client to Menet certain document& which had been trans ferred from the custody of the police to his (Mr. Dyke's) porestion. The object of the application was to enable the defendant to prove the legitimacy of the deceased. Dr. Spinka opposed the application. Sir C. Cresevrell said the defendant did not specify any and the court could not grant so vague en ap plication. Dr. Spinks observed that all the documents had been delivered up to the Court of Chancery. THORNITCIOI7 Ir. LAIIIIMAR.—JUDOIIM. Sir C. Crisman re sentence in this case, which related to • paper executed by Mr. Weller, late of Brighton. The defendant, who was the son•in-law of the deceased, bad been in his employment as rent collector. Before Mr. Weller died he executed a paper offering his 200411.1%w the situa tion he held at the rate of 31.• week, with house rent to the amount of WU. a year and with rates and taxes clear. At the end of tie paper there was a clause expressing a wish that he should continue to hold the situation after the tee dame. _ . Sir C. Cromwell was of opinion that the paper was not testementary, and refused probate of the paper as a second codmiL -- iii.Micidleics prayed the court to allow his client's (Mr. ',slmis) carts out of the ertate. The coast pea tad the motto.. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commiesioner Holroyd.) RE JONES. This was the first sitting. The bankrupt, Bas. Chilies Jaws. bad formerly curled on business in Hoorsstaratreet and Weetbourne-terrace. He was since desaibed as late of King's Bench-walk, Temple, and now of Serjeant's-ino, Fleetatrest, and Sidmouth, tobacco merchant. The bankrupt obtained some notoriety as a writer of " One Hundred Lectures on the Ancient and Modern Dramatic Poeta." The total liabilities, 3,4354 The failure is attri buted to loosen by "bad debts, losses in trade, and lame OD properq at Badmouth." Mr. I .lsy appeared as solicitor to the proceedings. An amigose was chosen. THE POLICE COURTS. (THI9 DAY.) THE ALM= MAILDIR or A LABOURAR AT ILLVG'S-CILOAS. This morning Edisord Cheg..l, but who le better known on the works by the alias of Higgins a ganger of laboure rs recently employed by Mr. Jay, t he contractor, at the King's cross station, was c h arge d before Mr. Barker, on remand, with feloniously killing and slaying James Dris• colt, a labourer ' by throwing him o ff one o f th e iron ribs now in coursed construction at King's-Lross. for the pul let:yr station of the Metropolitan, or Underground, Thee Prisoner it wi ll be remembered, on the tint 000•SiOD was brought prisoner, court from the Royal Free Hospital by Inspector Brannan, who has charge of the case, and pre sented a very sorry appearance. Today he appeared per fectly recovere d . . . _ Mr. Laytoo, jitn. solicitor, atteoded for the pri soner , and Inspector Brann an watched the ease o n behalfet the police. The facts of this ease have already appeared. It will be remembered that the prisoner and the deceased were having some words on one of the iron ribs. They afterwards struggled together. and deceased fell into the cutting be. low, a distance of 50 feet. Some of the witnesses said that the deceased in the affray slipped and lost his footing, whilst others said that he was deliberately thrown by the prisooer into the cutting, and that he bad been heard to say he would do so. Inspector Brannan informed the oourt that an inquest bed been held by Mr. Brent, and that the jury, after a long consideratioo, had returned • verdict of Manslaughter against the prisoner, under provocation." Mr. Mould (the chief clerk) having read over the whole of the voluminous depositions, Mr. Barker delivered the usual caution to the prisoner, and asked him what he had got to say in answer to the charge, telling him at the same time that what he slid say would be taken down in writing, and might be used against him at his trial. Mr. Layton said the prisoner would reserve his defence. Mr. Barker fully committed the prisoner to Newgate for trial on the charge of manslaughter. BTABJIING • HUSBAYD. Franca Jiaressan, aged 22, having an infant in her arms, residing at 11, Marchmont-place, Little li oram . s t ree t, was charge,: with feloniously stabbing her husband, Thomas bod Hartm ily haran, with a knife, with intent to do him some grievous m. . . . - firseh parties sue in the habit of quarrelling, the corn plainaut being bound over to keep the pesos by his wife last October. Last night the prisoner and her husband had some words, in the course of which the wife said she would mur der her husband; she took up a knife, and indicted two in cised wounds, one on the cheek and the other on the left side of the head. The husband meted that he did not wish to press the charge on account of his children. All he wanted was for his wife to be bound over to keep the peace The prisoner maid that she would strike her hus band any more. She was very sorry for what she had done. Mr. Barker assented to the complainant's suggestion, and bound the prisoner over in the sum of 501. to keep the peace for six mouths. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. lECTIESITZ ROBBERY AT ♦ JEWELL/XS • Jain CoiiierTaPain' iswnb;;;l7;rB i yUd, Livery. street, Birmingham, waa charged before Mr. yrwhitt with steeling at No. 3, Coventry-street, on the 18th of April last, one mrd and brilliant bracelet, one carbuncle and gold bracelet, three gold watches, cud other articles, of the value of IV., the property of Mr. Benjamin Haeeldine, jewell er . Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, ap peared for the prosecution ; and Inspector Silverton at tended to watch the case. It appears that on Good Friday last the prisoner, who was in the employ of Mr. Abbott, of Joho•street, Golden square, waist work at Mr. Haseldines, and by some mama got intothe shop and took away the property above stated and absconded, leaving his tools behind him and aweek's wages doe to him. Nothing was seen of him, but from information Butcher, IST C, received he went to Birmingham and took the prisoner into custody. On tell ing the prisoner the charge, he replied "You have got -- good information, but I ku3w nothing about it." On again telling the prisoner the charge, be sad, " I know where the information conies from, but I mean to know nothing about it." The prisoner was living with a deaf and dumb woman. Remanded. MittYLEBOYL Til REJECTED LOVE.. -EXTRAORDINARY FRACAS nt • CHURCH. lit .vanitta Engall, agedl97apPes red before Mr. Yardley to answer a charge of assault preferred against him by • late sweetheart of his named Georgians Freeman, aged 18. Mr. Lewis, sen., appeared to prosecute, and Mr. Gordon defended. Complainant, who appeared with a white satin bonnet, with lilac flowers, white ribbons, 4.4., said—Last Sunday week I was going up tho gallery stairs of Bt. John's Church, Kentish Town, ant when noir the top the defendant pulled me down by toy dress. He pullet me down about eight stairs, after which I walked out with him as far as the door, where be stood and talked with me. He asked me why I did not go out with him, when I told him that my mother forbade it. I had kept company with him for eight months. When I gave him this answer he took • dreadful oath, and milled my mother names, and mid he would shoot her if sihe would not allow it. He mid be would follow me wherever I went, and followed me into the other gallery. As we were by the door he asked me to walk with him for helf an hour, and I said I would not, when be replied "By G—d I will strangle you." He rushed upon me and took bold of me by the throat. I screamed out, and the pew-opener came, when defendant ran od. Father Freeman, the mother, deposed—When my daugh ter returned from church the right side of her face was very much sw,dlen, and she could not swallow anything next morning. Blie continued in a state of suffering. Cows-examined-1 had forbidden him visiting my daughter. When I told hint this he fainted, or something of that sort, but he coon got out of it when I turned my back. He kept lay daughter under a threat. By Mr. Yardley—He never showed his temper much to . He threatened to shoot her. He proposed marriage my daughter. The banns were put up, and they wet. ked twice in church, and everything had been arranged or the wedding without my knowledge. E►idence wan railed to prove that defendant was subject fits, ►nd Lis father said that after the Sunday iu question R 3.1 taken dangerously ill through this love affair. Mr. Yardley oriered him to be imprisoned for 14 days the insult, and to find two sureties of 25/, each to be good behaviour for 12 mouths. The defendant's sisters, on hearing the sentence, burst out ing and clung to their brother. The defendant, who had wo a great degree of romper, was locked up. Shortl♦ after Mr. Lewis interceded on behalf of coat i:manes mother for the young men, and Mr. Yardley lowed him to go at large on the father entering into bail r hi. appeerance next Monday. A QCADRUPLI Barn.—A few days ago the wife Mr. Henry Graham, of Mitcham, was solely delivered c( see fuse children—two boys sod a girl. There was ime ore child, making four in all, but it was still-born. The rreepoodent who sends us this intelligence remarks that ring the last three mouths there have bees seven births of Pins in the perish, and odds that the people of Kitchens e going mad with pleasure at the idea of Mitcham be. snag so noted for its prolific birth.—Sumes Advertiser. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE a, 1862. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr EMOTIOO =umamt.) EPSOM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) CRAVEN STAKES. Bodembeat Wm of Ow Wont iss Stook _ 9 ran. BRIGHTON STAKES. Bolero 25 raa. WOODOOTE STAKES. Three.quartere of a mile. wSraet, by Wiadhound, Squaw f, Nawadaha, Sing. Lord Midas, Juliet r., Oreli, The Scholar The Orphan, Lady Superior , Nugget, Aoe of Hear* finch*. Comeau, and Damson Cheese are here. ROUS STAKES. One mile.. %meatier, C;Merino,Manat•Arms, --- Cantina, Palmate', Vancouver, Waterwitch, Coronet, Pancake, Lan, Gleam, Birdbill, Olive Branch, Bloodhound, Min Vivian, Admen, Real Jam, Pellucid, and Cutler are here. HEATHCOTE PLATE. Half a mile. Nisi Julia, Shillelagh, Hoerr, Hope f, The BOSOM. Ring of Italy,Voltella, Alchymist, Merton, Venerator, and Wm It are hens. AR/P7ZD.—Express, Vine it, Valenti& f, Rockley, Copernican Catoperdown, Miss Livingstone, My Partner, Gibraltar, Sybil, Duokeld, Doefoot, Amy Annetta, Haw thorne Blossom, and Recaps. LATEST BETTING. THE DERBY. 5 to 2 apt Marquis (t) sto 1 Buokaton• (t) 13 to 2 Noptanne (t) 12 to 1 Zot. (t) 50 to 1 Harlequin (t) 100 to 1 Star all the West 100 to 1 Tolurno PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) The half•yearly meeting of the praprietors was held at one o'clock et the offices is Leadinhall-atreet ; Mr. BROOM WORM WILLCOX in the chair. The Snoarrtar (Mr. C. W. Howell) reed the following report for the half year ending on the 3rd of June : 'ln submitting their report for the last half-year, the directors beg to remind you that accounts and financial statements are only brought under your consideration at the annual meetings in December. Particulars of the number, registered tonnage, horse-power, and present stations of the vessels forming the fleet will be found, se usual, in • tabular statement prefixed to the report. On reference to this list it will be observed that the Ripon is again in active service on the Southampton and Alexandra line, after alterations and repairs in hull and machinery that render her equal in efficiency to a new ship. The charters of the small vessels Formosa and Shanghai to the French government in China having re tautly expired, and ships of this class not being suitable for the present operations of the company, advantage was taken of • local demand for small vessels, and the Shanghai has been sold at • fair price. The French government dill retains, the Granada in its service. It wee announced in the last annual report that the directors bad contracted with the Thames Iron Ship-building Company for • new ship of about 2,600 tons and 500 horse power nd with Mews. Samnda, Brothers, for two ships of shou t 1,900 tons each nod 400 horse-power. The first of thews ha* been named the Poonah, and the two latter the Mysore and Rangoon. The construction of the engines for the three skips has been confided to Mama Humphrey and Tennant, the manufacturers of the machinery of the Marken. The directors have received from the Fostinsater-General the requisite notice of the intention of the government to tinniest* the company's contract for the Peninsular mail servioe. This contract has been carried on for some time subject to six months' notice from either party ; and, mane the extension of communication with Gibraltar by means of the Mediterranean packets, the line has been made to terminate at Lisbon, while the subsidy was so much reduced that the total abandonment of the service will be no disadvantage to the company. The postal service, in other respects, remains in the same state me at the date of the last report. Since the last annual meeting no other event of importance connected with the operations of the company hie °conned to call for observation on the part of the directors ; and, as the general business daring that period has been satisfac tory, they ate enabled to recommend that the usual divi dend of 3. per cent. be now declared for the half-year end ing 31st March last, and that payment of the same be made, clear of income tax, on and after the 24th June." The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said the reason why it was so short was Chat they had in fact only met to dean* a dividend. Since the last meeting there had been no diminution of traffic while there had been some reduction of expenditure. There had been one or two screws loose, but they bad been all rectified in the usual way. Adverting to the abandonment of the Peninsular mail contract, amounting to 5,000 f. a year, he observed that they 7 had clung to it be cause it war the foundation of that undertaking. The letters were often so few that they might be enclosed is • pocket handkerchief ; and the board had intimated to the Post master-General that instead of insisting on six mouths' notice they would be contented with one month's notice. The motion having been seconded, Dr. Itaarrix considered that the Anglo-Indian contract was by no means as liberal as it ought to be, considering the service rendered. The Emperor of the French had granted a most liberal subsidy to a French company, and that had • most important bearing on this question. He was astonished that the government should exhibit such in difference as to whether the service of that company was ' continued or not. It would be a disgrace to the legisla ture if they allowed it to be abandoned far want of due support. Both in its political and in its commercial bearings the subject was well worthy the attention of parliament. Mr. ANDIRSON (director), did not anticipate any evil consequences from competition with the French company. The French board had assured them that they did not in tend to lower the fares. A dividend of 3i per coot. for the half-year was then declared, and the meetusg separated in the usual manner. Mr. Spon, of Bucklersbury, has published, for the use of French visitors, • useful and handsomely-printed little brochure, containing • review in the French language of the principal articles in the Exhibition, and • guide to the priori " data" of the metropolis. THE &NT VOLUNTEERS. —We are informed that the Secretary of State for War bas approved of • review of the Kent Volunteer Forces being held by the lord•lieutensat of the oounty, under the command of a general officer, on Thurelay, the 171.12 July, at Canterbury. —South Eastern Gazette. VISIT OT FOKEIONIIRS To BaDFOaD.-0a Satur day last a visit was paid to the Britannia Iron Works by some of the foreign commissioners and jurors of the Inter national Exhibition—the party being composed of Swedes, Danes, Prussians, Austrians, Italians, Spaniards, Portuguese, and Frenchmen. After minutely in specting the machinery and watching the variotu operations carried on at these interesting works, they were taken to see the new steam plough and steam cultivator at work on the farm of Mr. Badger, of Carding ton, and thence to see the shorthorn herd and Oxford Down Bock of Mr. Chas. Howard, at Biddenham. We learn that from the intelligence of their inquiries it was evident they were men of great acquirementa, both in agriculture and ma nufactures. After dining with Mr. James Howard they left for LOll,lOll by the last train, a:pressing themselves highly gratified with their day's trip, the natural beauties of this neighbourhood, and the interesting objects they had seen.— Bedford Times. MYSTERIOVA DISAPPEARANCE OF A GENTLEMAN. —Oreat and *aid excitement has been caused at Wimble don ever since Friday of last week, in oonsequeoce of the sudden and inexplicalde disappearance of Mr. Dodd, • well.knowb solicitor, of the firm of Tate end Dodd, 32, Backlerebury, London. This gentleman bee for many years occupied a cottage belonging to Mr. William Bradfield, on the Common, near the National Schools. There he re ' sided in unusual privacy and retirement alone. scarcely any person ever being permitted to cross his threshold, although out of doors he was familiar with many, and poisoned a genial flow of spirits, and was fond of instructive conversation and the arts and scienoes. For sometime previous to the above named day Mr. Dodd had been unwell, and his medical ad viser, strongly in opposition to his own wishes, enjoined • sea son of restaod medical regimen as being absolutely necessary. This was reloctentlyacted upon, and returning health evinced itself, so much that for some days preceding Friday he was enabled to take, with his attached dog, short walks upon the common, which afforded him great pleasure. On that day he went out at about one o'clock, and as pane. tnalitv was one characteristic in which he at all times prided himself, hie return was expected at three o'clock. That hour, however, arrived, and also four, still, however, be did not return •, when Mr. Bndflold's faro ilybecame alarmed, sad immediate search was instituted. The only tidings gleaned, however, were that he had been seen conversing with some gipsies, encamped on a portion of the common, during the afternoon. These were inter rogated, and at once admitted having seen him and that he conversed with one of the tribe, after which they saw him no more. Within • few mieniss of this the ;tipsiere in greet haste "truck their tents, and precipitately decamped in various directions. The search, thus commenced, has bees con tinued up to the preset moment without, we are sorry to add, success. Beery portion of the common his been explored and the woods adjoining searched. Detectives have been down to Scioilaod-yard and rewards of 501. have been offered for the recovery of the body, if dead, sod the same for information of Mr. Dodd's whereabouts, if living, but all are unavailing. The whole matter is wrapped up at premed in mystery. That the gentleman could have strolled off the common unperceived appears out of the question, as be is wall known, and so many pergola were working there, erecting the boarding for the ferthoeming rifle competition. That foul play has mamma wean reluctantly compelled to admit. This is our fear, se Mr. Dodd had on his person a gold watch and ch a i n , Worth 110 goings', and upwards of 21W. in gold and silver, besides other valuables.—Suraex /spree& 131LiBB L182&-(THIB DAYJ Two &Mom The railway market continues heavy, and prices are still drooping. South Eastern stook has fallen per cent., and Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Caledonian, 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to f ; Great Western, 714 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107/ to f ; Maland, /24 to 1 2 7 ; South Eastern , 834 to I ; Eastern Counties, 5151 to 564 ; and eat Northern , 113 to llt Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have "risen to 31 to 31 prem. The Belgian lines are rather flat, while Indian remain firm. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock has been dealt in at 22f to 23f. BIUTISII POIISIBBIONS. 3 6:. „ ) P 1 unman. i Modal PIM I 8114/ Wag } ymaorW. I to 1 p.m. W allisalas aW. 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BIWA a MINN 411 14 09 .... 10 I 011716•411 Mine £ dell 11 11 -• 11.71/610 Do. 0 101 all -.•-• .... 10 all V i rtstetudos - 10 111 Ontob Abentah lB 12 pd 17 4 i 1160.t00 81. , i:1 goyB.oBdog.,t6melt. all 12 16 - 1,0029 N U. Palms NO 1/ $4 -20 all Latent of Prams .... 21 NI - 180.210 44. rraimmos IN 106 119 - 50 all Gd. dud= goo. 5. p. n -.-. - 260,0010 81. Do.llp. on Perp. Deb. 169 106 lid -80 all OR Central of France.. - - -. 20 *I Gt. Lusembe.ConsL Sh. 101 15 18) 60.0001 10 6. ludistLon.Shlppogb all - - dim - 10 all Itallaa Jaaoll,tn - -.-. 60,000 SO liastludialrrig..t Canal A PAZ l* - 700,006 It. dleentle Teledraph .... 111119 1811 10 1 0 * all W. Constance d Bale. -.- -. ft all LAMM SOU TarnhonS - -.- 76,000; 9 Ms. son Anat. Cop. .. all I 11 - N 0 all Nowa and Donors - - 10,000 10 Den. Steam all - Navlistin 14 118 27 - 44000 1 Owe* 8111 p (Unified) !. all IS all Marta Antonia - - - WON 1 Do. 17 per coot. Pref. N al Neat 1,1010 tby the 611 11l - 12.000 0 Lao. DlArlet Tel. (f..).. II 8 111 Ms ID all t r i o. ease. Pd. f DelB.loo. 20 It - 111 111 atham of Frame-. 414 *I - 100,000 20 Loa. Oen. Useless 00. al. 1 1 - 111 II Do. New Shares -•- - psi - 10,0001 10 Loa.6B.lre.Dlr.TeLl...) I- - - 10 a Norwegian Trunk Prot 8 10 - snot* SO Madras lrrtgu. it Uwe.' 1 * IPa * 10 16 lOttouatu'dmynuataini 8 7 dal - 11,000 10 *editor. la. Tel (Uns) all 11{ 4 4 -• 10 all Parts, Lyons. and Itsdlt. 414 44} : ... 80,000 1 111 Natalseal Insouunt Co.. 6 1 4pm - l 0 all Parts and Orleans 6l 5{ 511 0.0011 10 NarbuddaCoal&frotel. , 6 811 pm - N 19 111.eclfe and S. Irraaolaso NOW 6 Notherlandsl. Bp. e. an 1 1 (Parnansbueolg. /p.a. 41 34 dls - 1.714100 N. *rum AN. Sod, .../. Id II 14 - N all 140 a and Ihwata - - - 108,070 1 N. 10tH. Australsalaa.. all 4 1 - f 1 all ' doyal Danish - 64,00.. 1 Oriental GM - I all ;loyal SwedLdt - - NOV I Do. •• New Nana' .. all - - - 4 all ' Do. 7 per cent. -- - dkotho 10 Orion la. Non. (Lin 1.. an 8 7 - N all , Ilambee and Maass_ - 80 .n ! Da 04 per cool. Mla 10 ! - 98,1100 II Passla.andOrks. Stems all 00 71 - 10 8 lasPaalo,om -Venstiao 11113.1187 wen a t 1 poi if pa 11l - 10,000 GO Do. New BO 10 11 pm - 60 II ,S.Aneld L go Ilea o) 10 & • Lad. P.O. 0.41 all 181 101 - 1111 10 6.60 f Portagel/perotp .... - - 10,000 60 Mynas, Inn a/1 17 19 - IN 4 Tula and SAVOU.II .... ... -. 10,0011 15 00.14 aw el 41 64 - N all 8041114011 of lrauce -.. )4 so 4,230 25 No de Jan. CIILIm.(L ) , all 271 - ft all Va MUM** t - 19,750 .. Do. 10 MI Do. N por conL Prot 10 I - 1.. Iwo loyal 11•11 55.. s IIn 49 61 61 W II West.* N. W.Ol Frame 28 - 10 0 .00 0 1 0. %ND& Amt. forum. 100 1110 140 - 18,04, 16 lon* Anslreldius Land, ell N 36 -- 011112N2IIAN 81‘)CIL Neap 1 Illabsada• Tel. &stip leglatcre d 0 I - 10. A. 1 , all 1 ... No. IRO. I er.wrint. IPdI Q. plow l(1R11. . 6 0 0 10 Ds Ow . d la a. el 6 5 _ WONG IN 0L5*11...0.10,06/010,100 100 101 - 10, 2 re'repriph to In*, (L.) 1I NI par - 45,_ ill lartalkap.o.Kar.faapt 166 11l 98 - 15... , 46 T. a 44,08 AnnaiL,) Pl. 1 Ma par ... KM OW N. limi. 4pd. Jan.& I nil 100 98 100 - 19.10 0 U TrustaLineo.O.Canade A 11 pm - •• .. 111.100= 0 040. 4a. at. 100 , - - co l , - la I Us. /Wok= Tel. (Li. II 1 1 Ns -. ft IN II 0•669.4. j lBO 1 101 106 - mos no yam wanes uad sal 9 10 6e0,410 St. ,Comnervial 154,000' St. Do. 4 p.ct.PreL Kin 100 0 - — 7 1,0d6,051,1 St. Sad and West India OO WI 1111 1,6314310 St. London lee 66 SY 65e 2,930,800 St. St. Katharine 100 67 00 .300,1,05 St. 80616srapien lOO - 600,000, 80. Vlsloria VD 6.000 10 Do. SW ODLONIAL GOVIZIKINT eas.Gov. a p.0..1617743 Do.BpereeaL,lBBBi Do.. per ollob.l6.Aas Do. 6 par al Mar..6llop Do. 6 par mat. Do. I want. In. Mock Cog of O tiopotlp.oLD66, do. WO Do. do 1861 Now Benno.. Gov. 6 p. et. N. S. Wales Gv.6p. o. 1866 Do. sp. 0. 1671 to 1876 Oii,i 14k. 1118 -- New Bestiad 6 per cent . Novo Scotts 6 p. c., 1e? & Aost.Oov. 6 p.c. Bonds Via 0v.6 p. a. Jan./any Do. do. 6p. a April a u. 101 joie 90f 1004 110 111 111 Ili 112 114 107 140 100 e 101 e 09 100 99 19 109 11l U. 9 1.11 109 110 108 He 106} 1.061 iioT! 101 l 99 !1 a 1084 BRITISH MINS& No. (86. 1 MN ea. i Pd. 1 CA. prises Sales. 6.1 Mfrad.Coaa. (litillack 5.8.8 • f - 1 0. ' 88 Bitilab lion a - - - .. =Toed - I.' .. Div. G. Con. (favlatk ) 1 416 416 a - 61 • .. a= . 4,4 (1114 p a) 8,1 .. • - 6. . - Cara Brea - 6, . .. LlVl4.ll6444l(Ta•butk ) 74.1 11 2 6 1 4 1 4 6 - 481 .. Onuabler 1 34. Aubro 64 17 19 - 4 - Gre44 8.4.111 tolgos - 6. • . .. G. Wb. Vor (H•Isloa) 46 4 T - 1,024 .. Jraartll 4 - .. Barad 4.8•44 Bl. 124. 61 48 - 1.000 .. ILO= Downs 44. 144. 14 4 - 6,000 Lady Bertha 1.14.6. • f - 9, . .. Marks Valley - • .. Namara (04y Waal* 9/ 44 4ad - O. 4 llwyndy Iron Or• if 1 1 dla - 6, .. Norda Dow= 2, .. N. Prawn (Mo) - - - 6, , .. N. WI. 11444•1(Dloesm) 11 de. 6 4 - 6, .. North Wheal 0r464 - 4 Par 04414. (111. Mama li bk - it Proalaa (( 0. Gelsai. Mel. a4l - U. .. rlaidge 04a. ilia. Oa 1 f I - 6•.. 0. Olealioa tilt 064441 4 315 46 ad - 4000 .. 4. Cam area (111004 6411486 11 44 - SO .. 6. W. /tam Paw) Way 115 120 - 90 .. Sim Part 18.9 ' 113 45 - 9,000 6 Throw 811.1daadMa.0. 4 12 12 - 4 10 Tin Cron - Towy j ao6: Ma 00 - - - - *OA .. 144441144444 ( 4. 400 .. Wad Bake - - 11l .. Wt. Baustrlogatl) - la .. Wk. Saw Madina 35 h) 6 46 - 6.080 .. Wk. &War (Caletook) 76 II :1 - 1.094 .. WI. KllO (U.. lalaat) 4.7.1. 10e 11 - 1,024 .. W. Bari Los(ldalunu.) • t 4 .6 - I.wo .. WI. Tralaws.44 ILL , 7 :4 10 16 - 101181 ON MEAL 410. I Wt. 1 102046. (P 6 I CI. pram. 1 labia. 114000 ID Ambrallaa . .TII 11 - mos 1 uaa Avowed. iieolta. air - 14000 1 Rau% Ld ILCo.(Lba) . all - 11.000 40 0obr• Ooppar - 264.0000 20 Ooplapo (14ta.) - 4 Capala Ulm 'NIL eMs e pal - 74000 1 Des Maeseata tloppr in 1 le 11 trO I : a" Dai r l ( i j imitia) ell 2t te P rd 2- ad 10,000 10 04aors1 all Id 1 6 - 10.000 1 at. Natarn 111. 4000 000 g ll wgras Kapooda " Migiralia (l.ll2.) ? - .31 7 Tf ad - 10,000 6 Laillaabaa 10*816 1 Nlarlaalia , all e • e l - 03.000 1 N. Mose. or. .11.144.(L, 10,00 U 110 PeateaaalverLoos all 2 6 - 100,000 1 Poet Pblalp 1 1 4 11 . 1 86424 Barbara Gold II I I e l e l a m "' -... 1111,000 1 84.34414 b Ausala.ll.4m.) Ma 1 1 (sa I/ 11.180 10 &Job& 641 Bay (Una) 1 6 - 4.1.124 *II 014046 Merlons a . : ii t 71 II 7 *o w I WerthtnelLim.l - 64 8 Yasianntam Wm.). A 4 1 - JOINT STOCK NAM MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA}.) Two o'Cwmc. Considerable excitement has been occasioned to day in business circles, including the Stock Ex change, by a rumour that the Federal forces have sustained • severe defeat. The rumour remains quite unconfirmed up to the present hour, and several firms who wore said to have circulated it, are proved not to have done so, but on the contrary, to have no knowledge of it. Moreover, the latest prices received from New York are but slightly different from those reported by the pre vious mail. Though the rumour is thus unconfirmed, it has made the stock markets more unsettled. Con sols have fallen fully i per cent. English rail way stocks are still declining. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 55c., being I per oent. better than yesterday. Turkish scrip is quoted 2k to 21 prem. ; Egyptian It to 11 prem. ; and Russian it to I preen. Consols are officially marked 921 and i t , ex div., both for money and the account. The present quotation is 92 to both for cash and the 10th inst. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 91#, #, ; New Two and-a-Half per Cents., 764 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 107 f, 4,1, ex div. ; ditto for account, 1071, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100/ ; ditto, 1884, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 285., 255. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, 10a. prem. ; ditto advertised, 125., 9s. prem. The foreign stock market is steady but not active. The Turkish Loan of 1864 has risen to 814 to ; but that of 11358 remains dell at 70 to 4. Italian Five per Cents. are better. Yesterday's rise in Spanish Certificates is not fully maintained. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 1868, and 1860, 924, ex div.; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 11 prem.; Italian Five per Cents., 71 (exchange 25fr.) ; Piedmontese Five per Cents., 71 (exchange 25fr.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 451 ; ditto, for account, 451, 1 ; Russian Five per Cents., 971 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 1, 1, prem.; ditto paid up scrip, 931 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 91, j ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 814, 82 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto Six per Ciente., 1882 (scrip), 21 prem. ; ditto paid-up Scrip, 701, ; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Ceuta., 1024. Fors o'CLocK. Consols remain quoted 92 to I, ex div., both for money and the account. As was anticipated, 300,000 sovereigns were taken from the Bank yesterday for transmission to Turkey, on account of the new loan. A further like amount for the same quarter will probably be withdrawn on Thursday. The steamer Ls Plats, with the mails from the West Indies and Mexico, has arrived, and has no less that 814,0001. in specie, of which 712,0001. con sists of silver and 102,0001. of gold. This supply is not expected to be in the hands of the bullion brokers for upwards of a week. The presence of the French in Mexico will probably greatly facili tate the transmission of silver to the coast, which has long been impeded by the risks of transport, arising from the distracted state of the country. The Ripon, to-meerow, will take 162,7851. in specie and bullion, of which 8,1121. is gold and the rest silver. The particulars are as follows : For Alexandria, gold, 5,0001. ; for Madras, gold, 3,1121. ; for Singapore, silver, 23,8801. ; for Hong Kong, silver, 102,2971. ; and for Shanghai, silver, 28,4901. The Liverpool cotton market continues to rise. Prices were quoted yesterday ed. toad. per lb. higher than on Friday, and the sales were large, con sidering the limited extent of the stock, reaching 12,000 bales. The speculative—or rather, as it would seem, gambling—movements in Spanish Certificates con tinue to excite great animadversion. Various state ments are circulated from day to day, with evident traces of an interested origin. On the one hand, it is affirmed that an arrangement will be made, as part and parcel of a scheme for putting the govern ment in funds wherewith to build a number of iron-plated ships of war. On the other hand, a private telegram from Madrid says that the (for respondencia last night had beau expressly autho rised by the minister to deny what has been stated as to his proposing to acknowledge the Certificates in October, and to affirm that he will never propose their recognition to the Cortes. . Notice was posted on the Stock Exchange yester day to the effect that Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. had received the following sums on amount of the New Granada dividends, viz.:—Santa Marta, 2,435/. 9s. 7d. ; Rio Martha, 541. 4a. Messrs. P. Have and Co., Greek merchants, who suspended payment during the crisis in the Levant trade, have paid their credimcs 20a. in the pound, with interest. Several other Greek firms which stopped about the same time will probably also soon resume business, after adopting the same hoLourable step. It would appear that under the new government of Turkey some of the long de ferred claims upon the Treasury are being gradually brought to a settlement . . The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 6241., and the Brighton a decrease of 10,0171., last year's return having in cluded the traffic of Epsom races. A special meeting of the Great Ship Company is called for the 18th mat., "to receive a report of the results of the voyage of the Great Eastern to New York, and to confer with the directors." The annual meeting of the South Australian Banking Company is oonvened for the 17th inst. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Canada (Land) Company is called fur the 213th inst., when a dividend is to be declared ; and the adjourned annual meeting of the Van Diemen's Lind Company fur the 19th iust. At a special meeting of the shareholders of the Asphaltum Company (Limited), held at the London Tavern, on Friday last, resolutions were unani mously passed to wind up the company voluntarily. Messrs. Spackman, Harrison, Marshall, and Wile,- were appointed liquidators. The following is from the financial circular of Messrs. Cammann and Co., dated New York, May 30 : The stock market, since our last report of the 6th iost., has been generally active, ad in the early part of the fortnight the movement of prices was upward. The largest business and greatest advance were in United States securities and some descriptions of state stooks and railroad bonds. Duriog the last few days the market has lost much of its buoyancy. There bas been lees demand for United States loans, and the supply continuing large, they have had a downward tendency, Sires, of 1841, clomps at • decline of l f per cent. from the highest sales which were made on the 13th inst. Business, however, eutitisum active, sod the advance is railroad bonds has been fully sustained, the abundance and cheapness of money cassias • demand for these, and another clames of productive invest. meets, considerably beyond the supply. MONDAY &MI6. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 92j to ex div. for the 10th of June, opened this mornMg at the same quotation, roes to 921 to j, and closed at 921, " sellers." For money the last price was 93j to f, cam div., or equal to 921t0 ex div. The official business report is as follows: Throe per Cent. Console, for money, 9n, I , cans div. ; ditto for account (June 10), 921, ex dlv. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 91j, j, j, lndia Five pee Cent. Stock, 1091, 110 ; ; ditto for account, 1071, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 99j ; ditto Bonds, 28s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 92 ; ditto Five per Cent., 104, 1; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent. 1081 1091. The balances on Consols, thel ndia Five per Cents., and the other stocks on which the dividends become due next month, are struck this evening. a 1100 100 100 100 100 LOO 11,0 11,0 11.* 100 Y 7 100 1 Ws por MIN. 1011 110 100 110 1 0 , l'a - From to-morrow, therefore, all transactions will be ex dividend. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm, closing at 1074 to iex thy., which is equal to Saturday's quotation. The rupee paper has been rather more offered during the last few days. India Bonds re main at 26e. to 28s. prem., and Exchequer Bills at 10s. to 13a. prem. In the foreign stock market attention was again absorbed with the fluctuations in the Spanish Certi ficates, which were unusually rapid. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwm. The mining market is not quite; so firm to-day, but there is a good amount of business. Wheal Ludcott shares continue in extraordinary demand, and have risen to 1.1 to }, while East earn Brea are dull at 18 to i t , and Gonamens at 1 to 2. East Camden are steady at 44} to 4b, and Wheal Union, at sto }. Marko Valley are quoted 9to ; Wheal &ton, 129 to 131 • East Basset, ato 45 ; North Trelawney, 28s. to 28s. • Wheal unyt 911 to ; Great South Tolgus, bf to ; and South Wheal Frances, 115 to 120. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady with a moderate amount of business. Scottish Australian Mining continue to meet with inquiry. The following mining dividends have been de clared during the past month : Mine. Per share. Amount. Miners L 5 0 0 .. e 9,000 0 0 Devon Great Ooosob 8 0 0 .. 8,192 0 0 South Ceram 5 0 0 .. 2,560 0 0 Wait Hemet Wheal Margaret Provirissoe 1 0 0 .. 1,120 0 0 West Fowey Cook's Kitelea 0 7 0 .. 857 10 0 North Dowse 0 2 6 .. 750 0 0 Wheal Treleirsy Copper Hill Mist Bess 4 Host\ Telgss 1 0 0 .. 512 0 0 South Wheal Primers 1 0 0 .. 496 0 0 84. Ina Commis OlO 0 .. 470 0 0 Whoa Oslo 5 0 0 .. 400 0 0 0 2 6 .. 375 0 0 Wheal iw itesrie Limns Fortes& Totid £38,08810 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND OORN MARKETS. (THIB DAY.) Orr sarrvia axo uusa Kimono TIILIKIWIL) (rllO3 003 OWN 003/0MONDIIIT.) The edam market to-day rime the receipt of Jura's sews has boom* mach firmer, gad sales will probably foot up about 8,000 baba. Oors market fairly Wooded. Wheat oily is coosarop tire demand, sad prices in some oases were in favour of parekmers. Flour slow of sale at late rates. Indian torn steady ; mired, 28e. Egyptian beans, new Said., 295. to 29a. bd. Oats and ostrooal dull. LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—TM market has opened quietly and without important miss by privet* contract. Based firm; com mon lumps, 60n Corns—The market is steady, bat not satire. Tza.—Good qualities are steady, there beim trash orders for Bemis, common deoeripptioos dull of sale. Bait.—No saes np wted.' Pamir= —5O tom sold for arrival, June shipment 38e. fid. rions prices 2,600 bap of Bengal sold. Good new Hallam, Bs. ; bard white, Us. 3d. ; broken, 9s. tid. C,orrox.—No Was Caurnon.-100 mese re Ct a been sold at 12/. to 124. ss. TALLOWsußszrrinsDAY.) . The market is quiet. Tema Wicker is quoted 4.35..6d. to 445. net ash ; Petersbazi Y.C. on tie spot, Mc ; Jaw, 445. ; July, 48s. 3d. ; September, 48s. ; October to Decem ber, 495. M. to 48s. 3d. • HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey sod Pardon report trade slow. Prim; meadow bay, 70s. to Ms. ; superior ditto, 84s. to 925. 6d. ; inferior ditto, 500. to No. ; clover, old, 90s. to 112 a. 6d.; ditto wsw, *snood cut, 80s. to 100 s. ; straw. 38s. to 40a. PROVINCIAL SHARI HAMLETS. L 1711,004 Jroc S.—Great Wasters stork, 711—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071—Leaden and North Western, 9111-6tan cheater, She Meld, and Lincolnshire, 401—Midland stock, 1 Ditto, new U. Is. shares, 1 546 p —Mouth liasterti Lancashire and Yorkshire (Blackburn 44 per cent.), 101- c — k intfalo and lake Huron, 61 ea new—Grand Trunk of Canada, 121-- Crest Luxembourg, 14 15-16 Ores* Wadden of Canada, 11 alit o d.--Sambre and Mew, 11 11-16—Alliance Bonk limited, 1 #l6 p—Beak of Liverpool. MI. JeUti 2.—Thare was a fair amount of business. Prima rather lower. Buffalo and lake Buren, 64—Great Luxem bourg, 14 16.16—Grand Trunk of Canada, Mt 4—Ortait Western (4 Canada, II 16—Great Wasters, 71—Lancashire and York shire, 1071—London and North Western, 931 I—Manchester, She Meld, and Lincolnshire, 40'—Midland, 1271 7 11—Norhh British, 62 youth hasten), x6l—Wire Assurance, d.—Oswestry and Newtown Pref., 10 5-16—Union Bank, 21—Bank of Stock port, 6 6-16—Northern Counties Bank, 1 p. 81111111011 /M. Jelin t—London and North Waiters stock wag quoted 03 to 931—Shropshire Union Mock, 4431 to 471—Banning him Canal, 941 buyors—Droltwich Canal, 160 Mayers—Warwick and Binninetuun Caaid 34 buyera—Woreaster sad Birmingham Canal, 131 buyers—Town and Markt Bank, 16 to ham Cemetery, buyers—ltriningham Old 61111, 10 1 Llol— Mi a (amnia lOU, done at pi.., time sellers at 3-16 pat —Metropo litan Wawa, 11 to 11 P.n. ROYAL INEPTITUTION OP Grist BRITAIN. —At the general smoothly meeting yesterday, Rev. J. Barlow, M.A., F.R.8., vie -president, in the chair, Mrs. Heury Biochof - 'beim, the Rev. W. R. Tilton Marsh, M.A., and Major Roger North, were elected meniters of the institution. The presoaks received since the last meeting were laid on the table, and the tbaalcs of the members returned for the same._ A Stxns;si Faux= lit ate Ctrs.—l lately beard of an outburst of the vanity latent M a decent farmer of moderate means. One market day be got somewhat drunk, unhappily, and walking home on the country road, he fell into a ditch, wherein he remained. Some of his friends found him there, and proceeded to rescue him. On approaching hint they found he was praying. For though drunk that day he was really a worthy man—it was quite an exceptional case ; I suppose ha never got drunk again. They caught seentooes of his prayer. It wu " Lord, as thou halt made me great, so do thou make me good!" His friends bed no idea of the high estiimition in which the man held himself. He was, in the mat . t m eFf ,o Lveatnesa, exactly on the same footing with the other rotted him. Bat he did not thick so. In his secret be humid himself a very superior man. And when his self-restraint was removed by whisky, the fancy came out.--Frauds Magezise for June. THI WIL•THIR AND THR Caors.—These words excite more than ordinary attentine and anxiety fed at the present moment ; but it is satisfactory to state that go far es the past week is concerned the report to hand is mainly favourable. It is true we have bad more rain than seemed desirable ; but a good deal of Is drying weather has also been experienced, and the growing crops of all Weds have made great and rapid . On the wet and ill-drained soils, and on roTE:gs, the crops are, as a matter of course, looking poor and pitchy, and suffering from exec.*. of moisture, but with these exceptions, the promise on all sides is most encouraging. The wh,,,its are strong and vigorous and the barley and lent corn growing with " a will." In some cases tl e scythe has already bees at work, and the swathe is satisfactorily heavy. The remark of last week—that all that is now wantedis a little settled sunny weather—is still daily re peated. The temperature of the past week has beau de cidedly higher, and the sea bears with considerable power. The accounts from the but) districts continue eery satisfac tory. The plant is growing rapidly and the bine exhibits more strength and vigour than usual at this period of the year. It is of course too early to form any opinion en to the ultimate results to Le expected, but there appears to be fair ground for hoping that the plant has attained a growth and a strength which may enable it to withstand the attacks of the numerous enemies who are cast to assail it. The great enemies—the Chanoellor of the Exchequer and the exciseman—being now happily got rid of, the planter will only have to emitted against natural evils. Sumac Advertiser. Twg --- 614111 Is Kist.—Upon the whole the weather hoe boon favourable during the pest fortnight. Field work harm ereetartagits position, and the appearance of the mops as rem* rreadi beg much improved. Wheat has a bettor esnotammeet The clover lan have grown very much, still me the this eons the en( '1) will not be large. Barley sad oats hen Improved. Bann and peas generally promise over an average. Potatoes are strong and healthy. Haymaking bas convalesced in the trefoil and nankin. The clover has grown very much lately. Wurzel mostly coma lip well. 111wwle fellows have programed fast tower& clean. lease& There will be an average crop of the forward sorts of cherries, which will son. be fit far getherieg ; the back ward ones will be short. Apples have dropped much lately, and will be thin at plum. Nuts will be plentiful, from pmeset sEpeareares Iferfris Gazette. Tae BABRAIf FLOCIL —The final eats of this Book, indodieg 150 yearling none and 300 yentas , swee— tie lamb of the flock disposed of last year—is teed to Mike plans et Bribralmin on Wednesday, Julie l& This is the' week medics the Royal Agricultural Society's TZt. to Leedom, sad this date is doubtless fixed so ea to the nanierans Mahout agriculturists of the Undoes., es well as those from ether countries. intearlin to visit the Lcadiss Show, to be presses Mae at tie Anal dlspwssm of the De train= flock —Sasses Advertiser. - 8 4 i us; •3 li 15 n - 40 i ma 50+ 14 in $