The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-28 00:00:00

_ THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 28, 1864. LAW INTELLIGENCE. -- atm, sad then the defeadant snuck her in the face, knocked _ ... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. . &EARN 1.1825-4 THI S DAY.) ~ (THIS DAY.) her does, and kicked her. The defendant, when she got up, knocked ber donagain, and otherwise - No 1 fih. Two o'Clorm. Ai ..-.0.-- assaulted her. She had not given the defendant the Wet HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY ) provocation. She bad ben to • surgeon, who stated that The arum took th e chai r at 12 ergot& The railway market is quiet to-day, and prices .. 1 :: i!! COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. her wounds were Wt. are mostly quoted the same as yesterday. As . I -, After Term Sittings at Nisi Prins at Goildhall s --(Hetoro Emily Matilda tr; ' , of 21, Ilason'aplace, Clarke's- . PRIVATE BUSINESS& The Dahlia Trask Oonticoing Railway B il l was read a are a rise regards the principal stocks, the only variations Ise ase Lord Chief Justice Cockburn.) e ll , said she was hawked down by the defendant, and • mis was the tint d ay of the after term Guildhall il t i lep, as struck by him and his companions. The back of her third time aad passed. s64.7lloL le B. Of }p er neut. in Midlancl i _and a decline eo 80 S t The list is very heavy. It coat** 189 entries , 115 are ead was very m a tch ho rt. The defendant struck the TIIAMRS OONSERVANOY BILL. to the same extent in London and North Western. sma aft Os complainant several times in the head and face. She be- 69 Th . is bill wan recommithed. Clauses up to and including London and North Western is now quoted at 63 • 870 10 new causes and 74 remthets ;78 are marked special juries. hewed that they were attacked for the purrs.. of being 112 to i ; Great Western, 66 to 4 ; Midland, is. l %. * so il , The first case in to-day's het went off and the second any were agreed to. finished before 12 o'clock. On calling the jury for the third On clause 70, Alderman SALOHONS objected to that part of the 131} to 132, ex the new issue ; Lancashire and Ada 10 04 case only six common jurymen answered to their names. r°b J bed.ollll Mackay, of 24, Mason's-place, said that he was also amanited and knocked down by the defendant. The de- am claum ma w aad hich ah e a ubjected lighten mad steam tags to be lauds Yoriehire, 1134 to 114 ; South Eastern 914 to 50 °. as 4 :;'' 20,000 SO Cc The Lord Chief Justice said th ere was a heavy entry of 91 ; G reat Eastern, 46 to i ;London add South 17,500 SO Cc D.: l causes, and from the th anes of the jurymen he was fondant was very violent, and assaulted him and the two omission of it. females. and without obliged to adjourn the court before 12 o'clock. He impaled - that in i o Prc's°ratims ' Mr. HUTT observed that the clause warn in accordance Western, 97 to 98 ,• Idetropolitan, 112} to 113 ; 40 • 000109 ( :o 12.000 IS Oa with the recommendation of • committee which eat last Great Northern, 131 to 193 ; and Caledonian, to,ooo se cs a fine of 40s. on every juryman absent, and be should rope., or r The def t "admit denied that had struck the - t emr. Ration. friend was • member of the committee sad 118 to 4. the w theme& The fact was that the whole e of the the fine and enforce it every day unless they regularly approved of thin very provision. 10,000 IS Parties had been drinking, sod the wounds on the cone Bombay and Baroda stock is inquired for, and 10.000 se cz attended. plainant's face were caused winwhe to wan then withdrawn and the clause 1002926 i 11}. Orn by her falling on the pavement. Mr. Itibton, who wag is the third case, said he was Great Indian Peninsula dull. Canadian and igkett* el willing to try with the six jurymen in the box. Th e winsome who stated they were with the defendant On clause 75, foreign lines exhibit no change. 27761001. U. • The Lord Chief Justice said in ram exceptimal cases he confirmed his statement, and police-constable 94 G, said the Mr. ALCOCK moved the addition of the folio • wing pro- ORDINARY SRAM AND STOCK& lO.OOO 109 IN bad no objection to do it, but it was a bad practice to complainant was drunk. 10.000 Id a Mr. Barker said be thecomplaisantrise :-" Provided always that nothing herein contained j „,„ j adopt, because it encouraged jarymen to stay away, think. believed nom win was dm " shall be deemed to apply to my legally authorised sewers. M a I '''' I 16633W31* Geeing prices 1 gales today IKON 20 C. Mg cases would be tried by three or four jurymen. enough to fall down, and discharged the prisoner. I 7olterdaY• I to 1 P.m 101 • 36 ° *.2 The court then adjourned. drains, or works now in course of construction by the local H o ist - I mor o ka i em m gm it et _ 1179,0161. so. *GOV a oth Board of Health for the district of Kingstoo-upon-Tharess, ft, 100 Blythand Imes - -.•- 10,0001101 IS sod the oonnemon of the houses in such district with the le all Boston,Blsardot Wd.C lll lie - COURT OF EXCHEQI7ER, SHOCKING SUICIDE OA A LICENSED mid sowers, drains, and works." 11l IM . Bristol and Easier VICTUALLER , II6. IWO ;Caledoolan llB US 10,000 SO Oh Sittings at Nisi Prms at Guildhall.-(Before W. Baron Mr. Hu rl agreed to adopt the proviso. - 10,000 Id 1 434 Y all lkek and Hoodoo - 136,000 110 O. Martin and Special Juries.) ' INQUEST.-(THIS DAY). So Mr. LOCKE opposed it, a" tending to legalise • nuisance. m et , c omma strougly did he f that if he stood alone, ha would • SOLOMAN'S V. SOUTH SASITEN RAILWAY C0N0•177.- This forenoon at half - pas t 11 M r. John Hum- all Do. •I • molly. until 0 ••• •-•-• 20,000 60 la Decay= ream. divide the committee ge e had no objection to pee compere 10 au i Do, p sp. ciipiad to -, ... phreye, Middle's: coroner , resumed at the Star sod Garter south. In ail ;Dublin and Belnnis IS 811 •-• 100,000 00 ill 100,000 SO lii The plainti ff , John Solomon', a member of the Jewish T Gammidgehe a th . • ' h' h death of "Tern, ,an taqiury tom mg t • Mr. L KING supported the proviso. M ali.Dandes,Perth&AteLla II 11 -• persuasion and • commission agent, made an appointment to ss 116,1100 1 Is ea , Frederica King , aged 37 years , who committed suicide Mr. T. HANKEY considand that the prop - teed exemption ht• thh lhalahhr if hah a Gla = 1° el _ meet • gentleman from Genoa at Brussels on Christmas- nod., very painful cir c u m m an - - 111. 10 !Glasgow and B.W ill 106 - 150,000 *ls 200,000 ID In day last, for the purpose of negotiating the sale of some of Kingston was moestrotia It. 101 'Great lantern Ord. M. 06 al 0 1 50000 10 It wool. On the previous day, the 23rd of Deoember , he ogee Mies Ann Charlotte lath said that she was the step- Mr. HEADLAM observed that no compensation could be 42 IDi D o. • Stock _N a 7 - daughter of the deceased. He wee • licensed victualler, and claimed behalf of Kin . the - 1 1- ' - Goon° tee took • second clam ticket by the third shies t ' rein piton, and the clause without ft lati i Do. R. Ang fitL, N 0.2 4 7/ - • betook the Star and Garter about nine months He was on *O.OOO In llc Great Nortbolgeotlaad - - for Dover, which left London-bridge at 6.30 p.m., latterlyfailed ago. . proviso would have the effect of prejudicing oontracta li s t. Co o io North. 101 ,. Im• - 20,000 60 Is much &premed, as he had to obtain • license already entered i n t o . - 20,000 26 ILI and ought to arrive at its destination at 9.30, on t h e l as t licensing day, mi d the them. waa Dot doing as After Dome further discussion , the committee divided- et. !UM • Do.• j A ree. no dlr. um 1441 71 7 4 lb lie He intended to proceed by the Ostend boat which was to 24000 25 Li well as he wished. Last Thursday afternoon he brought For the proviso - 11,006 II Is leave Dover at 11 on the arrival of the mail express from down into the bar his cuebox and hie wife's shawl, and ainst it 45-36 et. Itos Tit south & Wtoc (Ira) 10 51 _ 10,000 SO Li London, but the train in which be travelled did not reach st. 'KO lereM Weaken 69 04/ - upon witness asking him why he did so, be replied, " You The re mainingcla uses _ 10,000 so were agreed to, and the bill Dour until 1 L3O, end on emerging from the station he .6il have a fi,11.1,,,. • • before . " I*awd 2 6 . ;NO I polite= Val•Clee•lat - motel aL4 p tam to-morrow moratog, orthrough rommitm e , et. 100 Do. south Wales - - GI saw the packet steaming out of the harbour. He had to 10,0141 IN Is He west u with the shawL In an hour's time as 84. 'lOO Do. W. Mid.-Osford 40 42 - NOM N Ifs stay in Dover all night.sed next morning he went by way of w is e . • pm hear hi. mi n i ng " M e wpm up and foam LUNACY (SCOTLAND) BILL. - thilaie to Brussels, bat on getting there about 7is the even- g• i • • a blood. He wrapped Th e be am keet , f 11 00,1 into millimitteem , this bills tit Ira I D E:. Hit New 1:0 S ,r, .0.0.0 . . tm nag oa the floor to a pool - 10.000 20 ID. SMOLLETT objeeted to its being proceeded with at St. 1100 • thocathlre & Yorkshire 114 Da - log instead of in the morning,as he would have done if he had in the shawl. and he was q uite dead. The whole of the 10.000 U w gone by the Ostend beat, he found that the gentleman with hack of he head was shot ' tolwhich lowa away, ands pis WI this late period of the eerie and moved that the home go N. 1 100 , London and RI/Aortal IN M El 1%600 SO II whom be bad the appointment bad been obliged to continue had not hadore weei .ear hp, left hand . Hie into committee that day three mouths. at. 100 . Lon. Brightn, &Coast 102 DM - 12,000 10 M his journey for Germany. He now brought this action to re- with was a t Ham" Tr g e h:d hem no family quarrel. Sir J. FERGUSSON had no objection to the bill, pro- 00: 1 0 0 ,L00m... 84 .100 'London Chathm,&Dov. 40 52 411 } a North Waite. 112 112/ 1101 1 / 81 , 000 10 N. cover 101., the amount of his travelling expenses and hotel H r g im p • - h h a d .ad that deceased Tided it ' oPerati°9 Wei limited t° two y ears * st. WO I LonionittiouroWsetern 07 Sel w 80,000 st. N. ' .ills The Barrows said that a emersion The LORD ADVOCATE observed that the bill was is M. 100 'Man. She/. RUncolnro 67 58 6 8 I 20610.1 100 IN; purchased • bolster pistol on the Thursday at Messrs. t act mere l y • • for t wo . end therefore , • • 4000 20 IN Mr. Henry James was counsel for the plainti ff , and Mr. thane '' 'aet a 000tinnation one m ai m/ears , so au . Maryport and Partials - - -. inKingll., Williams for and the receipt 20.060 26 ,N. M. Wood for the company. was it was not unreasonable that it be introduced at •• itt ail I Do. Do. I Shares - - - 40,000 110 IN. Upon the conclusion of the plaintiff's evidence, found in kis pocket, along with the following note ad- I nto per i o d m the mie n.. dressed to his daughter : et. 100 ildetropolitan bill IN. 100 Do. New ll2 173 - 110,000 1 N WS 110 - not Mr. BAXTER thought this proposa l to continue the4o,ooo M Ca Mr. Wood said be should contend that the company were " Dear will kno all. When you find Nancy, - You soon w it. 109 Midland l3ll 1311 1121 responsible for the loss of time which had occurred infor two years • reasonable me. GAO * 01 me close the house. Dear Nancy, may God in Heaven bleu - . Mu al/ Do. New - lea SOO 1 'Of the journey to Dover. Mr. SMOLLETT then withdrew h is amendment, and the ak the IDo germs Derby. In jos - and protect yo° my dathen girl ; t eia in m y btet p ryer . - bill paused through committee. Komi 1 I Ile Baron Martin-They are not responsible for my Your affectimatie thther, FREDERICK &LIG." MT ISOM. Gt. Wa. (In.)._ -•-. .... eaonel wo oi reasonable km of time, but surely two hour is out of all s ADMINISTRATION OF TRUSTS (SCOTLAND) BILL. ...I' all i ...Ed.., i Stator •• ••• -.- 10,006 00 Cli Is the deceased's the: found the folio ' Were .. -.- raison. letters addressed to his wife and his brother : " Th e home then went into committee on this bill, which '" ma '" °=69B 10 sB Mid ilegam Lam - .- - 10; ( 61:01 10 lot It appeared that on the company's time tables there was .• H y D oor Dannah,_./ really cannot I mes , thin world was still being discessed when our report left. et. MO North - 6500 6 a notice to the effect that they would make every exertion before writing to you. I pray that it may please God to 116. ill* Do. Nolia.,Perth.Dand ft 16 -• to secure the punctuality of trains, but that the time of the _ _. _ . 000,0001 04. Ps St. 109 N. Reiltas-Berwlek forgive this rash act ; I really cannot lamer look poverty in - o n 10,000 6111 iPs droartute and arrival would not be guaranteed, nor would the face* my door. Dear Hannah, do not fret for me. Do. ON. L Pure. -•-• LATEST SPORTING INTIWAJGENCE ri. gi Da ietsi -MI solo,ooo 10 ' the company be responsible for any debay.... Pray God may watch over you and the dear children. 114. 11011 Do. York 9l lid - 17000 10 451 10,000 SO di The defence was that the train was delayed not from any May G o d me m them and also ourself. Nancy iii • dear ~,-__ ilt. 100 Do. Dotal* - - - 10,000 Is I default of the company brit in consequence of the immense girl, and may God bless her and w atch over you both. Kiss (se ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) IS al. Do. flioek.tDartlng., 85 NS - number of persona (1.214) who came to the station on the dew children for me .-1 am yourpor husbar.d, 21 i$ Da do. 1866-61 'ISIL m - • 4.250, II RI this Christmasave to travel by it to different parts of the NEWCASTLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) M m Do. dd 190941 . •• • 3 9pm - 20.750, IS FREDERICK 1C1NG.14000,100 Ito line. In order to accommodate them a train of 45 carriages ii H y l as t wor d a r e, .If my man loved you, I do. May M. MO Nor th London - 2000001., M. Sc 10 a De. New -.. le 21 pm - wee made up, but it wee found 10 be too long G o d hu es you. my p oor Ha n nah , " 40.000 60 I M Bt. Jon North etstforisil» to ts rt - for the station, and bad to be divided into two parte. The The letter addremed by deoeased to his brother was as TRIAL STAKES. le 1 WEN. &8. Western Jona 101 11}14,.044, 10 t company, according to the usual practice, sent forward the f Onta:ogno :- ... ••• M. 100 Scottish Central - Woes : 14100 ls e Tabithe Bramble S t.O , 100 I iloottiah N.B. Aber, Mk. N 32 -• passengers for Ramagate and Hastings, the furthest points "Star and Garter, Bethnal-greeeroad, June 23' . ••• ... 100.4001 14. Al on the line, by the first train, which left at G. 57, and those "My dear brother Albe rt,-When you see this letter I Lisette ... t ;101 Itiontin Midland - - - 57.500 10 ID for Dover went by the mooed , which did not start until shall be no more, and I trust God will forgive me for this NORTH DERBY II 10 1 albillvewsbery & Wide gel. - - St. 100 .Shropsigra Union I 116 67 - - 104000 10 TI ‘ 7 . 3 , thirty-three minutia behind time. Ceowidolob!o time rash set. I really detest to live in this world in a state of Claremont ... 10,600 10 Ti ••• ••• la. :100 South Devon SS 116 - was lost in getting the peassegers into the proper carriagee poverty. May it please God to bless my dear wife and Kemettos ... ... ... at, 400 'South Eastern and making the other necessary arrangements, In addition to children. Give my brother Ned my bleeping, and also his Wisdham ... ... ... ... 3 i et. aci 8. . Yorksh. it River Den' 104 106 - 10,100 5 Di this delay in starting, time was lea between London and wife Elise. Dear Albert, do please let my poor wife have 4 ran. 10 1 aillittalnee,Wokimbm&c, II 9 -. WOO M Ili 16,1110 10 1.11 Redhill in cotseqnence of a London and Brighton train bef og St 100 ITN Vale llO 6 170 • 7 3 what little you tan. Give her the furniture. I trust you SELLING STAKES Half • mile. le all Do. B 6 7 pm 10.000 V) , a short distance ahead, it being • rule of the company not to eau not &mom her, for ebe is a good creature, and no 20,000 SO w Black Duchess, Chicquot the Jester, Liana', and Role 15 3 Do C 3 6 poi allow • train to leave the station until a signal woman . 0 l ou d me. May God bless her and Nancy, and Ml aktfisier - -•-• 20,000, 00 i 1 has been received from the next station that the line is are here. • you, my dear Albert.-Your poor brother, 111 SO Do. - -•-• clear. The train bed also to be shunted on to a aiding to " Facenucg Kura." TYRO STAKES. T.Y.C. let 14 Dm - - -. Bahia and B allow the mail express to pass. Under these circumstances Mrs. Hannah King, the widow of the deceased, said that Isabel, Venice, Oppressor, Brown Bread, and Bolero are Si. 100 Vale ef Sit , 107 110 - the company contended that having regard to the safety of there was no quarrel between herand the deceased. and she hare. M. Ise Victoria & Phobic. - - - 17 4, Ii 4. the passengers, which was • paramount object to the punc- believed that he committed suicide in consequeeoe of the MEMBERS' PLATE. Nearl• mile. al 1160 I Waterford a Kilkoany. - - IL Joo 'West Cornwall U 35 - - Great Luxe San Paulo (. futility of the train. reasomble and due diligence had been magistrate refusing to grant him a license. That robing Lady Louisa, Borealis, Miss Ar ms t reng, Try Again, The ft. 100 1 7 3.1M+044. Hart . ht. - - 114. shown in oonvey io g the plaiotiff to Dover. It also appem ed that h a d • evidently preyed upon his mind . Clown, Skylark, and Chicquot the Jester are here. the captain of the Detend boat travelled from London by Th e C omm h av i ng aumme d up, the jury said they were BLITIBS PONINIONS. PRO' the tame blue as the plaintiff, and it was said that if the of opinion that the deceased knew that be wee committiog .NOII7III7IIBEELAND Pura -Found Again was scratched m i. IH . I ts. I Closing prices. I gales. plaintiff had been expeditious in his movement, he could • criminal act when be destroyed his own life, and they by some sae who hod not power, consequently he remain , in. 1 " an outfit,Aum 2.., .2222 22 61 Livuaroot.. entre, nsi 1 1 I haven ught the boat, and so cautioned his journey to therefore required a further adjouroment, in order that Si. 1100 lAtirbtBt.I Atirbt8t. Bom.lisr.&C.ln.r.fs.c. I 105/ 1045 1041 11 41 a r e . gt Brunel*. The company farther contended that they only th" might get further evidence mt o the state pf Ilia *. 11 Do. New - • - rattan, 114 II contracted ton rry the plaintiff to Dover, and that having m i o d . CHELMSFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 00 i lO i Dp, g gums I par i Pro .. shares. 34 146 performed that contract they were not liable for anything It any s ta t ed th a t 16 of t h e jury were for a verdict, of av all ' Buffalo d Lake Hums' I 4 d - p.-Gres La •ei that afterwards happeoed. felo de se, sod the rest were for • verdict of suicide while of MARKS HALL STAKES. I 0 i ail i Do. Preference 1 Se 9e -- -Spanish Pam 110 IWO Buff., Brank&Gadarke , •••• and Exchange The jury after being locked up • considerable time, sent unsound mind. The Coroner then edjoursed the inquest. Br. to W bearlike ... ... ... 1 ep. a Edo. Aug. 1.167 2, 77 81 - 91 p.-North 1 in a note to the learned judge that s ide wen equally Rialto •• • •• • ••• IN 100 Do. do. July I, Mal 17 ge -• divided in opinion, and that then was no chance of their ----- - - --- -- Jomaton ... IN i.el Do. do. Jane I. Idle 77 82 -• 'rill& -Xfu o p D i : . • Miliirou Martin, before adjourning the court last night, . WEATHER REPORT.-(111I8 DAY.) CHELMSFORD HANDICAP. 01. Is. ,hl. &11.2astena op.& g., 101 103 M. 110 ICeps T. & Donkey. e.g., 98 IM - - ~I , A tiiitedl. 2 lal 'imitation Coe Bent for them, and finding there was no probability of their -e- Lady Hylda ... ... ... ... 1 lell . n IDessears.7p.c.per.pref; ...• -•-• Buutunstait . coming unanimously to a verdict, discharged them. TIMED" 30116 M. • A.H. • Mrs. Somerville ... ... 2 it. 1110 !Cast. I3ongal rt. 5o ;d 106 106 - out change in p , ,LT.W..L I ixD. i I. B. , L Aurelian ... ... ge. Ge ;Zest Indian gm Ido ' 101 1165 1041 at 3 pre,, and 1 . 7 ran. 20 115 I Do. 0 Extension I Om -- Bank closed at JD- - Britannia Mills 1 - - I - -.. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. --- N 7 - last u w. .s ' i NA Cr • 1 CHELMSFORD CUP. Two miles. *; 0 Do. li do Or Imo grand Trunk of Canada. 90 to Id Pali. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) &her" - I - litist 1 1 S ' W. 1 8 w ' r4 ' w * r'' '- 1 I E h J • Rose, gad Aunties' are hero. p ewers, aisle, lee 'I Do. tat pref. Bawds 7l TA • PODIIO/11 V. WHATToN.-JUDGNENT. Leath lee I ; Do. do. deterred, 11l SG - The testatrix , a Mins Whatton, late of Liverpool, had Ardreetra...lo.9ll SI 11.11 - . W. .5 • N.N.W. cr '- , 2 GREAT B.kDDON STAKES. Half a mile. 100 , all Do. Ind gent. Bonds ' N 116 ... Y, executed a will leaving 3001. to her solicitor, Mr. Pritt, and °meow_ tie- ' 00 . 06 66 W.S.W. j I N.N.W. mr 0.23 2 Ethelred, Money Spinner, Caniellus, Polsatilla, Brioche, 100 , all Do. do. deismedll NI 17 - Mi.2o 60 W.A. W. i I W. m - 3 100}1 all Do. ltd pref. Meek - I dividing the residue between the plaintiff, her cons* and ( 4' 1 %7 •••• 22 .22 22, BW. ,a . w . N . w . to 2 Leone, Silverlocks. and Tring are here. I* , all Do. do. detreedl 65 45 - the def rodent, her brother. The alinement, not being Cape a m ; .: ion 40 A.S.W. I i W, ao - 3 TOWN PLATE. About seven furlongs. leet ail Do. 0.11 pre% Stack IIS 90 28 5 The mink forthcoming, the defendant had taken out letters of admi- Q motto towo . gold igi W.N.W, ' 2 N.M. e - .: Welland, Antoinette, Mn,Somerville, Startsam, Lady 1011 IMI , Do. do. deferred' tr 29 - nistration, as in the case of an intestacy ; and these were Liverpool .. gale 68 W. ,4 ; W.N.W. co - 3 dt. Imo !Omit Indian PinseMl ! par loo} icut 64/ aPPetrance, Warwick, Batsman, and Rockiest are here. now called in b y the plaintiff, who alleged that th e will bad Holyhead ... 8 .16 68 W.O.W. • I 6 W.N.W. e- 3 Ult I Do. gun 6 p er ceat., par epm - Great Vor, not been canosfied by the deceased. Mesas_ Pe ' b e * *• • • 33 ..,• 23 ., ‘,ll° N . N . W . W . 3 ' N• Wr • be - 1 AltkivED.-Balham's dam it. br to Wheldrake, Flageoln, itt. itio . tit. 9. ot India g. 6 p. et.; WS 104 - tance, comp' co - 3 Sir J. Wilde after • minute examination of Use evidence, '..' •• • `'''" `'"' •••' ", 6 ! N . ,_ a Elmsdale, Jumaton , Lady Wilson f, Tadmor f, Qu il l, et. :100 IDe4/ pr coal ild 9tl - East Grenvil said be was satisfied that the will had not them destroyed i . . tothi i . ... 22.2 . 67 N . 14 , N. b - 2 - Teddingtott's dam f, Joao. Jane Shore, and Amazoadaa. IL I 2 I De 1011 WI th. Western of Canada - - Of 10 - - don, 294 to 3 • by the testatrix, but that it had come into the possession of tochefort ... 30.28 671 N. ;6 , 7.1. W. cli - 2 7102 15 Do. New ' 10 1 10 1 615 the defendant. He should therefore decree probate of the ptymoutia ... 110.18 111, K. 1 3 1 N. m'- - 1 CRICKET. MO all Do.ke.Bdapay.ls7ll: MI MI - 74 to I ; Cli draught which had been propounded, and madams the de. Weymouth.. 802 i 02' W. 1 I IL c -' 1 100 all Do. do. do. 18774: 82 St -- Basset, 62i fondant in the costa. Portianeutb.. 15.10 611, N. a I N. c - 1 --e-- IS I Indian ranch, Limited: }Ma Ipm - No transact' • BAsHia V. BAMINO.-JC0011279T. London ..... 70.1 S 67 N.W. 3 N. c, - - THE GENTLEMEN V. THE PLATERB.-A numerous is I 1 Do, New i - - - never '- 41 - - - - and fashionable company visited Lord's-groued yesterday to Si. ilea Madras guar. ap. assl I 1014 116/ 103 official list. This dee stood over to enable the court to consider the g o .* gem Lye . a g N, c , _ g witness thep la y - this oldannealmatch . The Player- ft 4115 I Do. do. 61 d 0... er 90 in - Yudanami effect of an offer on the part of • husband who had deserted icarboroodd 30.09 U W. 16 , N. er '- 1 w ao do.-: N 94 among whom were eight of the twelve from Amaral's- Ile 4 00 De do• - as well as fo his wife t i return to cohabitatioa. nide& e0.07 sr4 N. 23 ' w 77 , 2 • 22 m e e - 06 : .• • 20 i 1 Do. rah latesiskie, - - - • you the choice, and the end was that the Players innings Sir J. Wilde could sot consider that the offer operated as Heligoland 29.90 15 N.W. - 6 6 -•-• -* - - fie' at tweet five minute, to 5 for 187 TOOL The et 1" I Keib * C"P * 6 Pet • e ' W I - - any bar to the relief the petitioner sought, the period of 1- ge an *db. end Hobson *Bay, PI 11 - psosssia. Gentlemen's Minors commeocel at 5 o'clock and finished le all iN.Briineactels.A&Bl 5 5 -.- desertion prescribed by the statute as necessary cat which to COMME wshssenAT. cm NonXIMLI tsrunsy. at halt -pu t 6 for 60 runs. The match will be contineed M. 1011 .N.R.MCan.llo.e.liap.Ml ill SA - found a petition for evidence haring peened before the n.te W . to N. W. and ODASII. W. to 8.. fresh, some . SO. Illi 1861244 gas. 6 por 'WHO INI * 6 l -. this morning. offer was made, back, moderate to min. M. I* Do. Dalai ea. 1 102} 10.4 tote LIVERPOC • Decree nisi with costa, heel., with showers. 19 1 1 Da do. Ha • par I pea - I COCK r. COCK.-117D0112111. As above. Wll63** W.N.W. I ' 7 elk&W '' THE ELECTION OP 81111211711 POE THE City.- 54. WO Do. g oo l 4 E ll ,___do I 102 5 101 1 103 moderate to strong,(BY UAW This case also was reserved die • point artist oat of the The poll was reopened yesterday morning at nine o'clock, It. 1 100 De. l a d e a da awl ` a & 97 " -. rain in placea. 11 , law of separation. The peculiarity in the snit was that aN.to W. sod W.B. W., Boonmax. .N_ N. W. to W.S.W., and was continued until three in the afternoon, when it was ' - Corrow-M deed of separation had been executed, bat sot sated wpm ; mo d er n., m pla c es iii.lersto to fresh, closed, to be again opened at nine this (Tuesday) morning. JOINT STOCK BASIL Prices , of Ame tied that the wife wbea her husband some mouths after did a lee shoeem some showers. The numbers were :- Mr. Alderman Dskin, 359 ; Mr. N g. 1 et. , Benne. Ird 1 tn. prune I 3•10 , 4 hit ter , leave her was not •• anointing party. As neat above. RAMIS. IS • W • t° ' 4. . W. . we ' le- Alderman Basler 358 • Mr. Croakily, 72 ; Mr. Ellis, 47 • rate to Irma. ' so,teld 100 'Ars and U. Ow. Beak .. 1/0 I 130 111 • - EN. -A g The court held thee., under the circumstances, the deed Mr. Goon, 3. 10,000100 alltsnoefssALiverpool 21 WI 37 Om - peaceful turn i wales, and ad. could not be taken as a proof that the separation was by Northern=Scotland. Westenrolrelend. _ . DANGEROUS CONDITION OP' EIF.ENAN. -Among luveo WO Do. New l6 10 3 7 low -. asd flour Id. • Meendes. sontnern=landish Cliemsel and hay of mutual cement. the most serious @offerers from the recent railway accident 100. 0 0 0 70 Ando Austrian I acres nisi with caste. at Esther is John C. limns, th e Benicia Boy.es 20,0e0 to 'Anglo Italian Malted) I edis ern - - It appears 21,600 40 enstralsals an 73 76 ni con, buyers, I that Hosea. looked from his carnage window when the first 7.600 40 ! D o. N s . Se 28 28 3• 75 bei itaerigen. _ CORONATION DAL-To-day being the anniversary alarm was given and findin a collision was inevitable, mb,.. 10 R ank o f II k iip p , _ t THE POLICE COURTS. of her Majesty's coninathie the emal loyal demoestratione jumped on the aatforin as the train was moving, and fall. 10,00 e 26 Rank of Epps - MIN veers oheerred is Lambe, sad fr om an early hour in the ing heavily, injured his spine so severely that he has oaf- &OW 100 Bank of LOOdoe SO 1511 102 ra •-• an Spg•g,-Th . (THIS DAY.) morning flags were llyingaad belle rioting in *very direction. feted from • continuous summon of fits ince.-Serrep rk e ro 100 Haile 01 4 20 Bank of Otago Pali/ 4 edia 19 10 -• .. 12 . 2 1/.. g g 2 2 " - neestraneacted --e-- In the dockyards and maey M the goverament estebieb. Standard. 20,000 50 Bank o f Wal e , a m p i 111 - went off flatly, meets • holiday was given, &rowdies to cornrow, to the men MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT ENNISICILLEN.-Intel- fined-51e. 6d 6,000 100 Bank of Walev ia Lizi .. SO 5 2me - • BOW-STREET. employed, and from Chatham large numbers veiled the , licence h as reacted town of • melancholy accident at Fame. SO,OOO 10 Bank of New .. 7 910 pee - demand is very . ONTIECS ROBBIWY.- A MIT NICZIMANY PSECACTION . Crystal Pala*, Weal trains for their aocootaiodattee. hay' ' killen, which has remelted in the death, by drowning, of two 50,000 110 Inadhan&Portagueseg. 10 2/ 3/po - Corns-11 A decently.dressed elderly woman, who said her name log be provided by the leaden, Chatham, eon Dover of th e pupils ei Porters S c h ool. It appears that yesterday 16, "' 14 Britt ieleriiie 111- la' le - - Its - prices, at whir was Anne Turner, was charged with picking the pocket of Rawer% 20 000 SO 'British A Celifornian (L a per Ipm - four of the boys took •• b oat, end proceeded on the lake • 110.000, 60 'Britis merica - all 43 60 - P ra ll ree . d°7, . a lady io an omnibus. THE SUPPOSID MURDER OF • WOMAN AT towards Castle Archdall. By some unfortunate snidest , *too to C. Bk.la d yAus.,llllMaa all SS HI - Tea is in lire Mrs. Hibbs deposed-I ens the wife of the Rev. Richard _ .NORWOOD. -INQUEST.- (TRTIA Deet-This morning, Mr , it was ripest ; two of the boys were drowned ; one, 'homily 7,800 TO Do. New - Rice, Roo, Hibbs. At about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon I et into an omnibus at Chalk-farm-gate to ode to the Victoria ....... wiiiiam Carter, coroner for Bast Surrey. resumed at the one who could swim, soemeded in teeing his own life, and 14000 25 Chrtrd. IL. of and all ea 10 - for these ankh station. The prisoner also got into the omnibus and sat Robin Hood Ina, Oak-grove, Paige. the investigatioa into that of one of his sc hoolfellows.-DeUin Erreing Mail. kOOO 100 .L.lty l6O IN 138 - Ooyroi.-TI the c i rcums t ances of the death of Louisa Dyer, aged 35 T HE HAY Haavnirr. -The hay harvest is now K m 100 'Ccanalal - amount of basi near me, ead as Where got iit else got closer and closer to 97 000 16 uom. Bank of Indla.*o 1 all - - - who wag alleged to have bees murdered i n a fiew oese becoming general throughout the country, and on the 1400 26 Do. - me. She got out at the corner of Tottenham-court-road. 7" , TALLC km ..d Norwood. A idd tioaal evidence WU taken es to the identity whole we believe the yield Is excellent. The late showers iso,ooo' 10 Coroolidated Bank (LI 4 7 7} pin - • and is soon as she had dm° en 1 1611 in my poc ket and y the two men i custody with those that were seen it the have prevented much progress as yet being made, bat have 6,000 1 0 0 Continental 11..) l6 2 3pm - The minket i mis.ed my purse containing two half sovereigns and one pan of the:messed just before her death. The medical greatly benefited the undergrowth. With fine weather, 12,000 AO AA9t London (Limited` 6 13 Sem - pmenbum y.i shilling besides • few memoranda. I called to the 'a:1"w". witness -i repeated h • opinion to death haring been caused the seethe will now be brought folly into use. - Burks 90°.° 60 ' Do . New - tale. ad. ; J sly I is as 15.000 20 Eug.Seot.RAuslChartd. an 21 di 115 44a. to stop the primmer, who had jest paid her fare bcon g estion probe brain, and lungs from compression. ch rop id e. 40,000 60 Kasslish and Swedish (L 15 per IPm - sad was walking away. A policeman stopped 2._° a :" . , 0 ,,,, r ',awning up said, if, es wan eaPpreed. 999 NEW Orseoars.-A Toulon letter of the • 24th 0011 10 European haukiLinittad 10 3 4pm 19 1 i i • bet, ad he afterwards showed me my purse, which I ... decemed had entered the field for torso immoral purpose with _ a :_" Experiments have been made here during the last 10.000 100 'llindasn.ChinaltJap.(lo 26 s epm .2/ SHITHPTEI . , identify. It still manias the money. I afterwards found I man and then both men bad held her forcibly down for •. "Y few days with • new kid of iroeclad gueboata with i m- 1 0 , 000 100' Do. New - Messrs. Ham i that my petticoat and pocket had been cut. My dream was nee mewed to accomplish a violation. sod she had then llOOO 100 Imperial Bank. Molted SO 18 20 Ow Sile 71 lowing prices :. which bl them toatrapid rats rovemeota ena e move a ra of not cut ; the band must bare been placed under the skirt. come by her death, both moo were guilty of wilful minder. 1 rand as well as on water. These smell vessels sit very low Lao 100 . Do. New - di me, so u. t „, n i 10 ma SO Imp. of China tc. (L 5 1 gilie - I did not feel her had under my dress, nor did I re any After ail hour's deliberation, the jury returned a verdict of . , and have on the deck ao iroeclad shelter 1:6:00 Im r ud ' ' lO g tai 4 90s. to 110 a i i ,•, t y lin the lO pe IItIOCILSO PO knife or scissors. In fact them was nothing invite ora in ," Wilful murder &garnet Edward T amer a " John " i "" ' pierced with six portholes and eighteen embrasures. AG I 12,009 16 'Groan all 29 3to - to DX her cooduct or manner, sod I only felt my pocket as a Clarke." The mealier then Wined his warnat for the as- I be taken to pieces in • few hours and divided 100,000 90 Lend Mort. Bk. indla(L• 4 10 lipet - 1 they ens ~ nerneissw precaution which I am in the habit of taking. tentioo in New rite of the two prisoners until their trial at 1 into eighteen blocks, iucluding the mine, these gunboats 20.000' AO Lon.Bk.ofllnleo,ne.(L 11 par Ipm - INDIAN F Mr. Vaughan-1n consequence of past experience, I the next seesion of the Central Criminal Court. I ..„ could, if required, engage in • level combat off the carets Kea 150 .suedes Bank ot Soot. IL 1.3 6 6pm - loom 100 Loudon sad Breather IS 11 12 pm 614 suppose ? MANCHESTER UNITY ODD FELLoWs. -I tie half- lof Provence with a speed of eight knots; then be taken to sow NO Lee.B.AreaklLTlsta:L. 40 IS 16 root - 16 • Mrs. Li Me -Yea. I did it immediately after she got out An extract yearly tine of the North London District of the above ; pieees, and, haring been carried sway by railway, be ready 10,000 gs . D o , do. New ll/ 3 4 maid -xd -while she was paying the conductor. The omnibus bad , to meeting of the North London District of the above pierce, and baring be.n cairO awsy by railway, be ready 10.060 16. Do. 10. New l5 s • pu.od -xd the society was held at the Freemasons' Taveri, Great Queen- I to fight again off the comae cf the Atlantic in 36 hones, 6.000 100 . 1/011, Bir., *S. Staff.(L) U 3 spm - pony was bold l • not .telteg again when I railed W the °Deduct" 1° step the ewe' " w y es terday . at 9 o'clock, - presided over by Pro,. , after crooning the 'Melee( Preece. It this new engine of 60,000 SO Loa. Ch. Bank of Aosta ail 54 16 ad 211 id MACDONALD Si . WO taut. st""• sad upwards of sixty dep uties itaag attended. Tha I war had existed during the Italian campaign, Mantua and 10,000 IM London and Colonial (L 16 6 4 deem .. rime i e m it a ter , ' Poli , eman Tooley, E 1;9, stated that he was on duty in G. M. Step hens, 0 item' report wee rea by .. . d PPG M. 6, showing the Ai hien might hays been captured almost without • blow. HMO 60 • Landow and County OD is 00 of raising of the r • Haailm.Oomßx.(L) IS I 4 psi NI Tn""dwww.www ‘ rwed, when hie anlnntinn wall willed to the aud • d ' t he half ear to be 1,1921. 16s. id. against , and Venice might have seen a miniature iroeclad fleet h receipt( urine .y e t alno o o I b °l o ' I l Ta L tion Joint Mo ck 10 40 68 66 of the capital o prisoner by the conductor of an =Ribes standing at the ou editure of 147 L 7s. 10d. Fifty members have died. . moo t... t i n . her 1 ._,„ ; ,, shoeo MO Loo. and Northern (L.) 20 2 3pm - The report, i corner of Oxford.street s Waimea weet alter the prithaer, an 07 1 30 __ Ammo 5941; IN; 3d; ; thimysme, members ) , A 7 vo - 1 7 .01.zs ' 5 0 7 - 0 ___ ~ THE Z.MPLEOR NAPOLEON -With 20,000 10 .Isiedant South Medan all 14 25 23} been taken as r eh,. :relay that she was followed, began to its ; but he eaaeia t an ex r..1-4 so expenditure of 186/., which 1 f exile i n E at i an d . 1 6,000 100 Low &S. Western (Lb& ft 7.1 4epro - The CHAIM'. wives Gave •ea i awing the eters Emperor of France, when an ,alts parmied and caught h er, seemed her of picking a lady's . be met b • levy on 9,407 members at L. 7d., which I bed beau wall acquainted He had been a constant gu t,. 00,070 l 'lon. A Westminster gnctet, seri WWI her in 'charge ' She proteeted her Wo- 15 ' 1° p roduce : 744/. 14s. 5.1. The report was 1 to Her Majesty ' s n ear, ... freqm p t good . * icy Ike* 1 0 0 2 Marclotarethel aia6med i: Ne : ii: pm ways were b ' relic.. , but on tbe way to the station he noticed that she will mit tumbling with her pocket. He watched her closely. adopted, two alterations a district Mlle wire scriber and Lad " • ted "at tbe afternoon f..tes given b MI" I Do. N , I hone,mats 1 10,000 60 . ew ;* I and sew her throw away something, which, as it fell, made, and the subject of s raduakd i' mu r_ I use at my residence, " The Chancellor's," at Plasm, wbers 10 .003 100 I litetro. a Prov. hank (L ID 110 pie - that ot the Eng' recently adoPthd at Birbeabeed, n ot bei n g P e " - he had entered heart and soul into the amusements of the 4 000 1 00 **Wm' Bank La) ••I Di 2 tePin - Howl keoelede f ':rock his leg. Looking dove , be saw the purse lying . lithed to the members , was left to • special meeting. An i hear p,. t am o f th em o thampetose entertainments 10,000100 'National of Liverpool lll Se enim - that not only w beanie him. The prieoeer said, " I did not throw the pune 1 . Boa made to open &tether lodge in Constaati- i - romerbar nen me oocasiou when Prince Louis Napolma s a s e r c L e , le .„ - se r t si el Me ar es . • rrew : -•-• ad VADOOS bat the i down ; the lady must have dropped it herself." He picked aPP ice k . eh allowed, but considering the high rate I- firn Y red . the tudrille with Taglioci, Cerito, and - - --- ' van a li 44 - 41 re 47 in large. The in e same q 116,000 10 New broth Wales up the purse, which he now produced. "Pin ' w-1 b Id be met by the ledges the mein ha. • of mortality in that country, I. 00 .... . Carlotta Grisi ; haying the director of Her Majesty's 40,000 10 New Zeeland (UWilled2 I par ore re -an , l'oPeetur Garforth, who took the charge at the Mabee f "district a their t e we s _ et • high' rate of V . 1 ." ; Theatre as his ried.ria The Prince sad I frequently 60,000 10 North Western 464 'ern - by locomotives 40, ••••. sanl that the prisoser refused to state her giddier or there oranag . nt. A distal:motion was gr an ''' . '''' open a new '''"'‘` - , dined in company at Gore House, the residence 1 60,600 16 Oriental Bank all 69 M. - was such as eni I. or - lipstioo. He mast therefore apply fer a remeed, that ow i H meet, Ht. John ' s -wad, a l m , t o see . the New OS, OCITV4 -.-- 'of the late Countess of Blessiegtos. where .11 U. OOO 1 90 Provinn..T Irea?!!!: 1 6 as 96 - by cattle. The i, kri•nes might be made about her, especially as to whether _ .. s ., ._ Arms, Haawayetreet, Oxford. I a new 1 07 4 1 at the la ' ss i • &Dead 10 - ' w athal • that was disti gn nithed in literature sad art was eft. 77 . 507 70 969°° . = l 6. P. a s l o t 4 3 1 41 7 w ham ere 10,000 26 South A 4 M. was known to the police. heard end pro- . - branches, th ose street. Soviet ii ti a tioils aod IMP! al° were • 'tautly ansembkd ;ad it may be worth recording, in 0311. N ow gs south gamma (Lim) -6 t tip: -• rummy a t 1 Mr. Vaughan accordingly remanded her. i positions for for 1865 , and the meeting " 1 flexion with the Prince's known firm reliance on his destiny, Now 100 su e d . g e g. g. Ahe m - t CLERKENWELL. after many useful suggestions. I that at one of these dinners, when Count D'Orsey was ex- I 4,450 100 , Do. de. - parte of the no 4 SEIUOOB CHAIGI OF WOUNDING. SUICIDE. AT THE CCHRAOIL-CCRRACH CAMP, 1 patiatiog on the evidences that lied come before him of the 60,000 16 'Onion of Australia v i t •• ' 1,. . -5 Pieker , aged 19, of 2. Jetusaleas.oourt, se cm, asOIDAY. -A private of the 10th Hussars commit 1 pop committed suicidepopularity of the Prince in France (although, at thee time, 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (Um.) U 2 1 die -- In reply to 11 • skew s• !union of Londoo - The CHAtag .• 0 (I"6"'weil. w" eb'rg.6 before Mr. Barker with eaelel--- " be cutting his throat during the time toe bones were the law forbidding any member of the Bonaparte family -•••,. is.helle Niasalsoo, of 4, resruee-court, St. Luke ' s, - watar • i o giy ; sod • private of the 60th Rides atteinetdd to enter the country was still in faros), the future Emperor DOCIG. nthele for less ti in ti,e tity•road. to cut his throat this Horning. ord. on being prevented by . eat silent, with • significant smile upon his face, the =miss fre. lak I aimed by the go' D°6lE* IPa I C 3 Wei.. I Wee further than tl him 'rue , 1 ..., complainast, whose head was eaysloped la surgical a serreet of his reg i ment; „ w h o a , . mdia. , . which some the rasor , .of could fail to interpret. Ou another oessidea, ,• Generale. LOWS* St. End sod West India .We MO 141 - to the Indian g• "'' ' • '.. ", ,, ,. , d andwho eh h i l il ..,,,,...i tw° eweere . m brwiwm . m o r . t n ... bse andseverel y wounded bla baogs• -.0 " 6 " Zw" a g ~, 1 when I was alluding to the part played byvaig- 11,1 asso i II G. , mow 3.6 . 1 s - ... - The repast le L ".. - that --- ---211 -- - -- - PATENT MUSEUM SOUTH KIINISINGTON.-241110- Ipp in J orm . 1848 , i s trim upon the smote due l b s e 8,. I.". IMO ft ell - neeessary to ea _, l t4 I.orne with her sister-in-law and her father of visitors f or the week celiac Jam 25, 1,521.. Toed ' fasciae bad hoes quelled. the ' Priees drily. bat - 411S an garnet 1,4 4 . 4 00, Eft. es. g e segege. 1140 11 7$ - i . - ' 1 •••, !Le City road, when the defendant and three her saes the oincia4 of the Museum free daily (12th I manner remarked. • •• That men is dearth( the way fer leo. OMAN llt 60111110,0 1 40 " NO -.- .... °444sindlerd I t anther saes • otLer young follows pushed up against her sister sad • 1884 , 822.384 1 - i Rsaiitiecences of the Opra. 1101100 St. Victoria lllll 1111 IN - wool the' .cu.:4,A her into the road. She went to be, sister's swiss- May, REMUS CHAROS OF WOUItDING. „ Yieker. aged 19, of 2. Jernsalein-oourt, i - rk.naell, was charged before kfr. Barker with annaltiog 4 ". le.hella Nizholaon, of 4, Yeartree-coart, Bt. Luke's, in ti,e City-road. complainant, whose head was enveloped is earaieal • :•.;e.. and who had two severe brains out her that this noesiag she was ratans ,••ine with her sister-in-law and her father .▪ 'me. !Le City.road ws , when the defendant sod three otLer young fello pashed against her enter and •:.•,:t.:4 her into the road. She weal to bee sistea'a soist --- -- ; —'....-- --- —l Kelm 29.94 16' W. 31 ' 2 N.ll 'cr 1 &harden' .• 1 12094 67 S.W. 216 W.N.W. ro , i 1 Leath — - - Ardremse 10.911 8 S.S.W. 6 N.N.W. cr Grosacsatle 300666 W.S.W. 1 1 N.N.W. mr 0.22 2 Galway 10.20 60 W.S. W. 2 W. m 3 Venetia . M.2760 S.W. i 1 W.N.W. to 2 Cape Clear 30.28 60 , S.S.W. 1 2 W. ho 3 411.1011A0W11 30.14 63 W.N.W. ' 2 N.V. e 2 Holyhead 36.15 48 W.S.W. • I 6 W.N.W. c e o — 3 Pembroke 10.16 20 N.W. 3 N. W. In 1 Pemausee .. 90.31 10 N.N.W. ,6 i N. co 3 6 N. c 4 Utnissi /AM 67i N. 14 , N. b— 2 tochefort 30.26 67 N. I 6 , N.W. cb 2 Plymouth lnn Z. 1 61, 1 3 N. m' 1 Weymouth 2021 et W. 2 1 N. c —' 1 Portsmouth n 6111 ' 119 ' N. 3 I N. c 1 Load= 30.12 67 N.W. 3 I N. c• - Inver - - ' -- N.W. S I N. farmouth 30.16 66 - - 6 — ll e, 3 karborough 36.09 62, W. 1 6 i N. cr ' 3 2hl 14e 40.07 NI N. 1 2 3 ' N. c 2 Betlionad 27.6063 N.W. 6 6 W.N.W. he 4.06 6 _IIIIIICICLLANIOI7B. ro. I ail. 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(L ) an an 17 28 97 Ditto ditto . 4 Par iPal loyal 'Smith, Austra. Invest. t 125 135 , Smith, Knight. &Co. L 1 00111 Boulrittan.dAtyptii( ) I 1 oidia 'B. African L & la. (L. 1 14pa ISouth Australian land all SO St 18abatarins Tanamage ll9 ID 66 ' ITel. Coustruurt Ilain.(L 4 I Olt, !Thames& Nermyla(Lj 1 47 61 pro Trust &AgencycdAaa.L 1 IMa T. & L Co. of U. Canada I par }pm ad 17alted/L To*. Oa. (11 11 At . 1 ais j Cadmus. Martna 11 1 912 ' Upper Aram Tesaka. 17 17 le pm ad Van Mame. Land BO4 10 12 warrant Fmance;Llan 6 1 pis, Wastindiet9sclla L FOREIGN RAILWAYS. and San Franciaeo (Limited), guaranteed 7 percent., zd Rd Bab& 17 4, 4, 4. Great Luxembourg, 104. Ban Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cent. (121. paid), Ilf. PROVINCIAL BHAP.I MARKETS. LIMITOot, }}Jun 27 —Bales to-day :—Laneashtre and York shire, 1131 ood and North Western, 112 I f f Manchester, Sh e f fi eld, and Lincolnshire, 07 I f 8 71—Metro peahen, 1134 13—Midland, 1314—Birmloghant and Derby £lB shares, 34 146 p.—South &Warn, 904 1 —Dutch Rhenish, 24 f p.—Great La tembourg abates, 10 1-16—Mexican S per ON'S, 44 # —Spanish remises. 191---Confederate Loan, 631—YercantUe and Exchange Bank (Limited , 114 11-18 p. —Ditto New shams fif p. —North Western Bank, ef p, —Albion Marine ilintitedi, D —Empire Marine ;Limited), 111 p.—Mlaitthfle Insurance halted). # p.—Queen insurance, 11 2-16 p.—Union Marine Limited). 12-16 p.—Liverpool United Gaa, SOS—National steam Navigation Company, 4 India and Pacific Siam, 24 4 BUIItniGHLY, Inns V.—Business was quiet here to-day, with. out change la prices Midland ISt preference shares were sold at 3 pro,. and Patent Shaft and dater*e at al pin Illtnalndkass Bank closed at 33 to Si Birmingham Old Union Mill, 56 to 6 . Britannia pm. Mills, 11a. Si. to 10a die-an ; d Midland Contract, 14 to 1# MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Ciocz. The mining market continues to exhibit a quiet appearance, and with the eruption of a decline in Great Vor, prices exhibit no variation of impor tance, compared with those last current yesterday. East Grenville shares are quoted 41 to 5,1. East Cars don, 29} to 30; Great V0r,30 to 31; Wheal Grenville, 7} to ; Clifford Amalgamated, 31 to 33 ; East Basset, 62} to 65 ; and Wheal Seton, 220 to 225. No transactions are recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. Yudananintana shares are firm ; other colonial as well u foreign mines being quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OOTTON & CORN MARKETS. (TOM DAY.) (IT SUIVIIIIO AID IMILNATIONAL TILIOSA.I2.) (nom °us ows CORAISPONDINT. . _ COTTON.—iLarket steadier. Sales probably 12,000 balm. Prices of American, good Surat, and Egyptian quoted gd. higher. CORN. —A good attendance at market, but swing to the peaoeful tuna of politics the trade is quieter. Wheat sad flour Id. per rental and 6d. per barrel lower than Friday. Beans scarce. Oats and oatmeal quiet. Indian coca, buyers, 295. ; salon, 29a. 6d. ; arid ,firm for mixed American. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 800 AZ.—The market contieues quiet, scarcely any busi nesstransacaed ;30Orksof Barbadoes offered ou public sale west o ff flatly, banal 20 casks sold at 39c to 395. 6d. Re lined-51e 6d. is sti the price for brown lumps, but the demand is very limited. Corras—Thera is a moderate demand at last week's prices, at which the public sales of plantation Ceylon are PrelfregFiDg• TEA is in limited request at steariv prices. Rice, Roe, AND SALTPETRE. —Felriirim are made for these articles, sod no sales are re p orted. Oorroe.—There is an improved demand, and a full amount of business ham been traosacted at full prices. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The usarket is eat. Town tallow is quoted 39e. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. oo the spot. els. ed. ; all the mouth, 41s. ed. ; Judy to September, 41s. tid. ; October to December. Ha. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(rais DAY.) Masers. Harvey and Esstoo report trade firm at the fol lowing prices :--Prime meadow hay. 72a. to 755. ; superior ditto, MM. to der. ; inferior ditto, 53a. to 601.; clover, old, 90a. to 110 e. ; ditto, second cut, 80a. to 105 s. ; straw, 255. to Ws. INDIAN TRAMWAY COMPANY (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of this com pany was held this afternoon at the Loedon Tavern, Sir MACDONALD STEPHENSON in the etiair, for the purpose of receiving a report from the directors, and for authorising the raising of the remaioiog portion of the drat lame (250,0000 of the capital of the company, sod for other purposes. The report, an abstract of which has appeared, having been taken u read, . . . The CHAIRWAIf. In moving its adoption, said that in consequence of the manner in which the Indies rail ways were being carried out the ultimate cost of those railways would be less by 75 per tent than that of the English railways, and he could state from per sonal knowledge acquired io each of the three presidencies that not only would the government melee hook all it. ad. vanann bat the ultimate return to the shareholders would be large. The Indian tramways in connexion with the main limes were really light railways worked by locomotives, and not by cattle, for the traffic on them was each as entirely to supersede the idea of working them bv cattle. The result had been that while the main trunk limos were constructed at much greater impetus thus the branches, those branches or lateral light lines, were mall ciently strong to supply the trunk lines as feeders from all parts of the country. lie also spoke In high terms of the assistance given to Indies railways by the government. In reply to Kr. Diaz, The CHATIIIAII stated that the ATOGOVIII line would be node for lose than t 11,0001., sad that no control was exec. And by the government ollicials over the company's lines further than that they were submitted in the first fastest* to the Indian government as a matter of courtesy. The report was then adopted, and the formal resolutions neeemary to enable the directors to raise the additional capitol aged to. A cordial vote of thanks to the chairman ooneleded the proceedings. The discount market is quiet to-day, but no transactions are reported below the Bank minimum (6 per cent). In the Stock Exchange the demand is light, and the rate for short advances on English government securities does not exceed 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 65fr. 80c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 904 to 4, ex div., for money, and 94 to 4, ex div., for the ac count (July 8). The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 1; ditto, for account, 9 , 1, 4; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 84, 4, 4 ; Bank Stock, 237, 236; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1044 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. die. ; Exchequer Bills, March, Be., 4e., 3e. dis. ; ditto June, ss. die. Foreign stocks have experienced scarcely any variation whatever. Mexican Bonds are 4 per cent lower, at 444 to It. Greek are quoted 234 to 24 ; Spanish Passive, 294 to 4 ; Confederate, G 3 to 64 ; Mexican scrip, I t o 4 die. ; and Turkish Consolid6s, 484 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows:—Brazilian, 1863, 86 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 ; Egyptian, 1014 ; Greek, 23, 4 ; Mexi can, 444, 4 ; ditto Anglo-French, scrip, * dis. ; Portuguese, 1853, 49, 48,; ; ditto 1856, arc., 49 ; Russian, 1862, 87}, 87 ; Spanish, 524 ; ditto Passive, ; ditto for account, 294 ; Turkish, 1858, 694 ; ditto 1862, 7q, 4 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 704. International Financial shares are now quoted 54 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 34 to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 11l to 4 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 24 to prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 181 to 11- _ Foua o'Cioca. Consols are i t per cent. lower, at 90 to &, ez die., for money, and 901 to k, ez div., for the exeunt. No operations have occurred in bullion at the Bank. At Vienna the Austrian funds continue to fall, owing to the distrust excited by the policy of the Government towards Denmark. The Lady Ann with 16,0001., and the Roxburgh Castle with 24,6001., are the only gold ship* known to be now at sea from Melbourne. The Aboukir and the Ramsey, from Otago, New Zealand, are bringing 28,5001. and 28,0001. respectively. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed the following special settling days : Scarborough Cliff Hotel Company (Limited)—Priday, July 1. Not to be quoted. General CAM and Pintoes Company (Limited), sew sharee—Monday, July 4. To be quoted. The committee have also ordered the quotation of the following securities : Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, Eqaipment Mortgage Roods (Ist issue, M 0,0001.). Atlantic and Great Western Railroad, 2nd Mortgage Roods of the New York and Pennsylvania Sections. A special meeting of the shareholders of the European Bank (Limited) is called for the 12th of July, to confirm eresolution of the directors for the increase of the capital of the bank to 4,000,0001. by the creation of new shares. The directors have likewise issuel the fo!lowing circular : 83, King Williamotrest, London. June 1..3, 1864. Sir,—ln banding yen the acoompanyiog notice, the directors instruct mew explain that the object of the pro rpond unot the immodiate lame of new shame, u s t s he niacin of the directors in a position to avail them alms, without Modrance, of say advantageous cffer that way be made to then,. now or hereafter, by the proprietors of established connexions in localities where the directors may think it advisable to introduce the European Sank. The rapid JIMMY, of the business of the branches already established, sod the universal prevalence of the joint stock system of backlog, point to great advantages to be gained by such extensions of the operation* of the batik ; cad the directors hope, by the judicious employment of the powers to be conferred on them by the proposed resolution, to be enabled to extend the operation" of the European Bask to new fields that offer prospects of great mousse to properly 000 ducted banking operationa-1 ars, he., J. W. Mourrr, Becretea7. A special meeting of the British and American Exchange Banking Corporation (Limited) is called for the 14th July, to consider the proposed terms of arrangement with the London and Colonial Bank (Limited), to increase the company's capital, and to change its name. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders in the Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited) is convened for the sth of July, at Liverpool, to con firm the proposed transfer of the business of the London Bank of Scotland to this establishment, and to increase the nominal capital from 2,000,000/ to 4,000,0001. by the creation of 40,000 new shares of 501. each. A special meeting of the Westminster Brewery Company (Limited) is convened for the 7th of July, to declare a dividend. The receipts of the Atlantic and Great We Bern Railway for the month of May were 214,679 dole., against 197,207 dola. in April, 226,733 dole. in March, 229,041 dole. in February, and 207,298 dole. in January, the number of miles opened during the whole of this period being 322. The coupons due the lat July on the first prefer ence bonds of the Northern Railway of Canada are advertised for payment in due course. The Crown agents for the colonies are inviting tenders on behalf of the government of Ceylon, foe the supply of a quantity of rolling stock for the Ceylon Railway. FcaiDAT Eysinta. Consols, which closed on Saturday at div., for the Bth of July, opened this morning at 90/ to #, and closed at 901 to 1. For money the last price was 90/ to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, ; ditto, for account, 901,)1, 1,1, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 89, 1 ; Bank Stock, 237, 235 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent., 99#, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1888, 981. The India Five per Cent. 'Stock remains steady. The March Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at Bs. to 3a. dia., and the June at 5a dis. to par. Foreign stocks were dull in the morning, but afterwards improved, and some of the spe..ulative descriptions closed slightly better than on Satur day. In the market for bank shares an improvement was quoted in Commercial Bank of India, London: and Brazilian, London and Colonial, and London and Westminster ; while Anglo-Italian Bank, Lon don and Hamburg, North Western, Union Bank of Ireland, and Union Bank of Loudon, have slightly receded. THE CAPE MAIL. fornms's rmsammt.) PLYMOUTH, Joss 28. The Union Company's steamer Cambrian with the above mails has arrived here. The Cambrian left Cape Town on the 22nd ult., calling at St. Helena on the Ist and at Ascension on the 6th inst. She brings 77 passengers and 141 military invalids and time-expired men, with 12 women and 16 children. At the Cape great excitement was caused by the issue of a notice that importers releasing goods from bond must give an undertaking to pay any additional duty which might be approved of by parliament. Parliament had since passed an act increasing the import duties by 2i per cent. The validity of these proceedings is called into question. MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The pacific result of the statements made by ministers in parliament last night has contributed to keep the stock markets steady to-day, and the funds and most other classes of securities are con sequently supported at yesterday's quotations. Business, however, is very languid, and the general tone of the markets dull. I