The Express. — London, England, 1867-06-17 00:00:00

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Th aet I - ~ •.I.i (w II I, a!, a demurrer to dee! itatien. aiel in • :hid the .iliehth , tl Wll‘ther it Sal • t•: < r rot v employed in that cap miry :al landed plopi iators in a fult-hutting it, Ala:. in the t• ,a. u, catillt:ta. tint 111.110 trapped three Inc.,n it heitig ti:e f et that (ones are; destructive to whi c h it to protect anil preserve. p'aiutitf 4:11.1 dead it .tion that in the neishhour li•eel in ipiestion tea.ple looked aim diliavour and kuspi. chi:: on a tarioal who ki.hal 1 fox, .del would not employ Lint as a gamekeeper. Mr. I; iron Chime-II now delivered the judgment of the vents t. Ile thought that the disdaration di:winked a good ealeie of action. The plaintiti •aiil that the words were apoken of I faikelv :and la theittusly hy the defendant and in a ilefain :tot y s me% antl tended to injure his chat. ✓ater :11.1 reput.tthan laltata,ti itt. a gamekeeper. Judgment would. the refer.-, be against the demurrer. Judgment fur the plaintiff. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The June adjourned general W . 11401,111 of the peace for the county ut Midi!lioiet commenced this morning at the hes sions.hotieo, Clerkenwell.gre.n. before Mr. Malkin (us. sistant.jitil4e), Mr. Payne (deputy), and the following jieitirias :—Mr. 11. 11,rwool„ I W..lervis, Mr. J. C. Pitcher, shepherd. Mr. M. litany, Mr. Woolsey, Mr. Simpson, Mr. figgins, Mr. laher. illr. Tiventyilian, Mann itort, Mr. Itaxter, Mr. Rankin the \l.u.p.ia of 111. th, and Mr. Marten. T: THE CALEND %It. The calendar contains the U 4111.6 of 8:: prisoners cont. mitt .h for hcd, 74 being fur felony and nine for misdemeanour. The otlence4 consist of robberies from the I:reat Northern and North Western Haiieey Companies, robberies from the person, obtaining goals by false pre toic..s, indecent assaults, steAling tools from workmen, robbing furnished lodgings, niAliciously ilainiaginl plate malicious aueeulta, as.witr 0a the police, selling in decent prints, &c. .RANI) J"RV. The gran.' jury hi. ing bean sworn by Mr. Itumbelow, the ...Meer of the court, The ..tssist.iot .Itolv very briefly addressed them as to the nstoie of their duties, and they retired to their MOM. SENTENt EA. It.Thin./.e.,rivieteil at the Mayadjourned sessions of an indecent assault, was brought up fur judguient. It w ill 6, r r i e ,,,, , ... re d that this WAS a cue prosecuted by the Associate In.tititte for Improving and Enforcing the Laws fur th.. Protection of Women, when the pet. loner was ilefen.l.l by Mr. Lewis, who, on his be half, took oliketions to the feria of the indictment. It consisted of three counts, one for an attempt to commit a rape, an indecent assault, mid a common assault. Mr. Lewis, fur the prisoner, objected that there was no case to go to the jury. The girl hol con-enterl. a fact which was an answer to the last two eounts, and as to the first count, the l}lllo was consistent with an indecent assault, to which the girl was a consenting party, and it was fur this prosecution to make out a balance of probabilities in favour of the higher offence. The Amistant Judge upon that said he agreed with the objection as to the last two counts, and would reserve the otter objection fur the Court of Criminal Appeal. The question was argued on Saturday week, and the court holding that they were bound on the verdict of the jury, dismissed the appeal, and confirmed the conviction. This day the prisoner was brought up and placed at the Isar. The Assistant .Judge sentenced bum to be imprisoned sod kept to hard Labour for two ',ewe. ILW Ai: !STRAIT.. Lord Chelsea took the oath* and ivalifed as a justice of the peace fur the county of Middlesex. SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. Payne.) THE TRAVER:OI JI RT. Twelve gentlemen summoned to serve upon the Traverse Jury were called, and as they did not answer, were fined by the court 2/. each. The summoning officer was instructed in the usual way to take proceedings on behalf of the sheriff of Middlesex. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAY.) BOWATREET. A CRlltl. HOAX. About a dozen melioiresisectabie appearance, who said they represented between GO and 70 men, attended before the sitting magistrate, Mr. blowers, to complain of • hoax the whole number had been subjected to with more or less inconvenience, and, in some instances, expense. me of the party. who acted as spoleeatnan, stated that they were all 'strangers to each other, but all of the class of clerks, warehousemen , foremen, and the like, and being out of employment, had been attracted by an advertise. ment in the daily newspapers to the effect that a person was wanted to manage • anical business, upon ad vantageous terms, and that aerlication was to be made at a ceriain address in Long-acre. The result was the assemblage in that thoroughfare of such a crowd of applicants as considerably interrupted the thoroughfare—uo doubt to the annoyance of the neigh. hours. They were not able to obtain at the house indi cated any information as to the advertisement. No liminess was being carried on there, and there was no one in the house but a broker's man, who was in possession for the goods of the late tenant, a wine and spirit mer chant, who had been dietrained upon for rent. It was insinuated that the late tenant was the author of the hoax, sad had done it to annoy the landlord, the broker, or the neighbour., and if this imputation was unfounded, it was to be hoped that he would come forward and di s claim it. It TM a great hanlship to poor men out of employment to be so misled. Many might imagine that their Limo could not be of much value, but as it diverted them from seeking work in other and genuine quarters, they regarded it as a positive calamity. Not one of them could know with certainty that he had not lost an opportunity , of engagement elsewhere. Many, who bad come from a distance, had actually spent money for omnibus or railway fares—small mime, of course, but ill to be spired by men who were canting nothing. Another applicant said he had been four months out of employment, and had been four time,' hoaxed, in one case having been put to an expense of 10e, for railway fare. Mr. Flowers said it was a very cruel hoax, but he re petted that he had no power to afford them any redress. MARLBOROUGH•STREET. WI PE 'MATING. JoAn lidfAt t, a shoemaker, residing at No. 19, Grosvenor market, was charged before Mr. Koos with assaulting his wife. Sarah James, thecomplainant, said—About 12 o'clock on Paturday night my husband came home in a very excited state and burst open the bedroom door and struck me violently about the face and body with a carpet bag. It is a daily oocurruice for him to get drunk and illuae me. I have to work constantly for the support of my children. Mr. Knox—Haa he been at this court before ? roniplainant—l took out a summons against him, but as be pleaded hard to be forgiven I did not appear against biro. When he came into the room he called roe an adul terous woman, and then set to striking me with the carpet tem Prisoner-1 asked you who bolted the door, and because 700 did not answer me I felt indignant. Police-coostahle Burgess, 142 C —On Saturday night I met the complainant. B lood was running out of her mouth, and she had a lump on her arm She charged herhueband with &moulting her, and he said that he had done it. and if she came near him be would do it again. The prisoner was drink. I was informed by the neigh bours that two or three times last week there were rows exulted by the prisoner, and that, having a knife in his hand at the time, he threatened to cut his wife's throat. Prisoner-1 am sorry it occurred, but it shall not occur sg.in. I have a young family. Mr. Knox—You should have thought of your family before you struck your wife. cuniplainant—Twice last week he took up a knife to me. I have endured his ill-treatment for years. He has been 'one since I took out the summons and let him off. One but week he trie,l to throw himself of the parapet, mvi tore up all his clothes and my shawl. I consider my Mr. ide is in danger. Knox—Not only yours, but his own too. (To the P' i• sneri—lt's the old story—drink, drink, drink. You will not be satisfied till you have taken yimr wife's life ' lO tour own. I shall commit you for three months with hard.labonr. A RAD STORY. ar:l4l man, of genteel appearance, came to the court i hh.morning. a nd said to the ma la ra.e—l am cry 4 n , R" , . to take your advice, air, on a ma•te • of consider '44 difficulty. I have a eon who is in India, holding a tom' tespectahle appointment in the civil .ervice. He is 4 Darned man, with a wife and three children. They have THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1867. ! ftL to fur • Ite purpoie of the .1 ~ ..n•1 I liar , • just Wilt ono, the eldest gill. to a Isiardiii4- school. 3ly transmits money regularly from India for the msiut.•nance of Lis wife and children ; and tl.e .inediuti n•ow is, whether it should nut he stopped in Cell. of the iniiiitooarty of hrt conduct. What. ,utt of iatinotoirt) is it! ott - I weid tlu r. - a f..v 4 ago, and to •elt riVott , nrpri•e foohd toy 1 , 011 . 4 a if., %inkling an infant. I 1., hl r. " How is this': ' and she replied, " I cut,:•l not WI. IL . Mr. :-*lfe —flow long has your son been sway from 'lir A Inplien.nt— This e y, ar•, an,l be is not exiu.cte,l to retimi for In,, more nru Iflicinn, 'mole the discovery 1 have ,tate.l. I thought it vo.u:il he the hest course to sink you whether I should sit once b., justified in stopping the.wife's allowance? .741 r. Silty- Is .he living with the man, or is this the rv•alt of octal impropo ty, which "xhc could not help." Applicant lan not aware that sho has any nian living with her. Mr. Selfe—This is hardly a matter for a magistrate. it takes but a very short time now, I should recommend you to communicate with your son before you take any steps. . . App.ieluit -I am much obliged to you. I will do ho. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGEN CE (11Y TELMRA PH.) ODIHAM MEETINC.-(THIS DAY.) MANOR PLATE. Vnbalathue Her lAdvship . General Slu.rsuan 9 ran. 801 I•W KSTERN PLATFL Half a Bessie, Wiugs of a Dove, alive Florence, L Moto, PrituulA, Screw, owl Premier (sold for :101.). All are here, III'ILSTBORNE PARK STAKES. Half • mile. Lady Seals:du, Rose J. Alpts, and The Demon are Len. ODIHAII HANDICAP. Two miles. Knight of the Crescent, Dayrell, Pinchbeck, and Miss Frances are here. STEWARDS` STARES. Half a mile. Earnley. Screw, Sugar Stick, Primula, Bliu, Bremen, Burlington, Rob Roy, and Rose des Alley are here. DOCMERSFIEI.D STAKk.N. Half a mile. Hue and Cry, Cattle, Haymarket, Chivalry, Subatince, Brilliant, Brew's, and Sorrel are here. GREVWELL HILL PLATE. Three-quartera of a mile. Hopvine, Merry Monarch, Tina, and Mignonette are here. Auaiver,.--Ottourin, Laura, Cleopatra, Henry 1., erns. The, York, Miss Elizabeth, Chicken Hazard, and Traveller. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) HAtr•rAlm Two o'CLocr. Although the muster was of the usual Monday dimensions, the bmineas transacted was of no great extent. For the Northumberland Plate there WAS no change as regards the fwvourites ; but a disposition manifested itself to back War-100 to 7 being in fact taken and wanted. For the Goodwood Stakes the pair most prominent were Lucifer and Blinkhoolie, 100 to Il being accepted about each. The remaining transactions du not require any detailed notice. Quotations as follows: NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. S to 2 apt Fervacuues (off) to 1 Lady Vane (t) 100 to 7 War (t and w) 100 to 7 Vixen c (off) 20 to 1 Mandrake (t) GOODWOOD STAKES. 100 to 6 apt Lucifer (t) 100 to 6 Blinkhoolie (t) 20 to 1 Vixen c (t) 20 to 1 Nine Elms (t) 25 to 1 Dulcimer (1) 21 to 1 Sweet Willie (5) 21 to 1 Padishah (t) 13 to 1 Aare& (t) ST. LEGER. 2 to 1 &gat Hermit (t to 1001.) DERBY. 20 to 1 Blue Gown (off) CRICAET.-(THIS DAY.) NORTH S. SOUTH OT THE TRAMS. In the year 1836, the tint match between the North and South of England was played, and continued annually till 1838. It was then discontinued till 1849, and from that period to 1865, it has alwayx been regarded as one of the most interesting matches in the programme of the Marylehone Club. Lest year, it will be I remembered that several of the Northern professionals refused to meet their Southern brethren—another fruit of the unfortunate" schism," and the title of the match was altered to " the North and South of the Thames" instead of adopting the old line of demarkation. The weather though somewhat gloomy wax fine, and there were several hundred visitors present when play began at ten minutes past 12 o'clock. The than was won by the South, who sent in as their representatives Mr. E. M. Grace and Jupp, the stereotyped pair of howlers, who are so destructive to the wickets usually at Lord's, viz., Wootton and Grundy, being commissioned to bowl. Mr. Grace was the first to part company, and that without making any sign, letting in Humphrey. The play was slow—indftql, against such splendid bowling as that of the two ground men scoring was simply impossible. The second wicket (Humphrey's) collapsed with the score at 12, and Mr. W. G. Grace, who succeeded, was bowled the very first ball by Wootton. Two more runs were made, and then Griffith was placed ten de coveted. Four wickets for fourteen runs was a sorry beginning for the South. Poole came next and made • good on-drive for four. The fo - lowing over settled Pooley, who was bowled by a splendid ball from WoottomAt 1 o'clock the wore was ea follows : SOl'Tll.—Eirst Innings. E. M. Grace, b Wootton 11. Jupp, b Wamon T. Humphrey, c Riddnlph h Wootton W. G. Grace, Esq., b Wootton G. Griffith, run nut X Pooley, b Wootton ! SHARE LISTS.-(TH18 DAY.) Oxs o'Ciooz. The milway market is flat, and prices generally exhibit a alniiiping tendency. London, Brighton, and south Coast stock has declined 1 percent. ; and London and North Wingers", Lancashire and York- South Eastern, and London, Chatham', and iver i. London and North Western stock is now quoted 11W to Metropolitan, 127/ to 1; Great Western, to / ; Midland, 1162 to s ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to 129 ; South Eastern, 68/ to ; :real Emden', 33 to 4 ; Great Northern, 117 to 118 ; ditto A, 1151 to 116 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 181 to 1; North British, 34 to 1 ; and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 58/ to 59, II 'KWh AM( taL/LItY, lOU alliA:Kb. Closing prices sale* b ; -Jay RAILWAYS. I on :ssturday. I to 1 p.m. Bristol and Exeter vale d on i en Cambrian . ..... Goestrall Duhltu and Bolted J MAC 'Dundee, rerth,& A bd In Bast London Snip Carl I Do °Uwe& and S. Western jGreat [newts int ..It. Do. i Aug. Btk., N o t 'Great North of *attend :Great Northern 'ALA I Am. so city. na l., is titu p.c. is paid h 'Do. Ord. Def. Inv. :Nock fit South & West. arc; ,sreat WkszAorh Do.stourValMuagth Do. month Wales .. Do. W. Wid.—Oxford Do. Do. Newport Lancashire & Yorkshire Gds. Alright o & Coast Landon.Chathank&Dov Do.ll et Exton. A 6 p.c. tar.. h & Noel Weetu. London&Sonth Western M as Shef., & Lloentnab Metropolitan.. . Do. Extension. demi up. a. till lath •Yetrcpolltasz District_ bo. do. do. I too I too 000 too 100 too Ila 1 100 111dhosd all I Do. S 9 Shorn 100 Do. Bina Derby 100 North Bnl lah 100 Do. Edo ,Porth,Dund 1100111 N. Eastern—Derrflek , 11 101 , Do. Imo& _ 100 Do. York . . , I:*2 1100 1 Do. Carlisle Do. Eitock.kliarflog 1 Do. do. 1860-81 forth Lond•in ..... 80 si 112 Ile 40 46 4 6 66 68 TO 72 I - Do. do., 1300 100 Nortbdtalfordahlre 100 N. & & Western Jam , 100 Scottish Central 1 100 Stiropolilre Uni on 100 R.oth Devon 100 louth Eastern all etaloakWoldogbaik&e' 100 Tel Val• 4 Do. C .1411 Waterford & Zliksonyl I ,Waterloo & • 11451 327 3j 6 7 3 .1 ; BRMSB I LAILMATS. Itat all Atlastkultat.lAurratio 41 tlOO Doss. Bal. te. la.g6pa. to 11. Do. 1 thane toe all 'Sulfide & L. uaraa K all Du. Preferrace la .100 baff.,ltrs&t..,&Ooderieb 6 per matte/2.14 .. it. 100 Cal. &S. Beaten 1p cp. It 10C Cape T. a Dock Sp.e. g. LOS ell Domerere,rp.e.peeprig. it lip Nast Bengal gm. 6d0... 00 n Do. du. 6 d 0... I tt. 10e East Indian go. 6 d 0... • • a 0 2 Do. L Sham. It. 10u Dralol Trouk of eaiifi.t; , all Do. Nolo. 51.8.00. ct 100 a 6 Do. Ist pret Ono& 100 all Do. led pref. Hoods. 100 all Do. BM prof. Stock.. 100 sll Do. uo prof Ktelk.. 41,. 100 Great 1,41a0 Ponlapla i 0 all Do. rim I per rout. fie I Do. Now do • di Do. New It Ilia.d.ot ludas. ct 1,, Age I Do 41 Poe cool all 04. Weak.= al Canada 100 all I Do.V : Bds.pay.lB73 100 Do.. do. do. 1877-a. 10 Indian nch[Lholtad 1100 Illadraa guar. 6 p. cant. it 1 100 Do. die. de_ IL NO Do. do. 61 d 0... 10 all Do. Inftb Ilatauulos 60 all 11eib. and llosolesllv 100 all Do. 6p. at.. pay. 16ou 100 all Do. 6p. at, pay. 19961 100 !CA . L otean.ap olalp.& it 400 irlude gua. 6 par amt. K 'lOO Do. Delltl d 0.... ... is Do. do. it VA Do. Rollout; do. it 100 Do. Indus 8t not. do. 14. - O 10,00431 117 116 116 11, lili:o0lil 10,0001 F 1 93 Cif 4 7 iil:0001 LIAO 12,600 26 20 29 12 12.; 1e ast 19; 18 iv 1$ 17 116 1161 80 ec2 47 68 127 1271 112 113 90 92 ii:OOOT so,oool 1161 11' 86 87 88 88 104 101 6.11 98 98 14 3S 9 :0 pm' 112_ 114. 673 70 130 II Ila $7 68 48 54 48} It, eel 9 110 164 le Se 90, L7IO . lOUONS. Citidee PriON• 6060 103 104 St 3P... 6 0 ST 72 U 65 99 151 193 104 110{ 111) If I ipm 174 17! 86 87 j 65 67 44 46 35 ST -0 27 1 , 111, 112 f 11 ,4 1 ; 2,11 77 0' 11 Sipur 102 No 11G 3 47 071 6 I 129 i 87 1 8 1 8 1 1 141 1161 1 127 i 1 a: 71 24 1 I . 1041 - 68 i Seim. 141 161 64 96 P 5 67 103 1 104 P 6 96 I 91 99 I I - 1 301 1101 111 i 12 14 16 98 lon r 20;000! 60,000, 60,000' 60,000 1 110,00410 160,000; 60,000 10,000! 65 67 98 180 89 86 n n 100 Om so VA MA lig:: 4 081 it 3 6 6161 G.IVRRNMENT So. 1 polo* 1 4. /Tetttal.(4l4s Op.c4,llitt 100 14,00 lA. , 1806 100 . p.a., 1577-44. 100 -- D. 0 por.t.golk& tog. 140• I 11% 01, t.1.‘1.1.3r,Aer. 100 t. 214 . ,.. Do.lperat Ja0.1..101.1 110 5 0 4. 0 ... tin 5 poret. Ns. 'Dock 100 UV". "5t... , '•111.4.0Pt5f.1110 100 au.itteo-niuo IW in. 11140-90 100 Do. 4n. 1004/1 100 1044010: 00.1p.c.Ap.gOet.1100. 100 ' 140.000 :01.. Now. 1 .4 13.614 d 1100 0 0 0 ,40 4 . Dn. 1870, do.. 100 lle. 1871 40... 10, Itio.oo Von:Was' pot 04..1471 104 10u.0.01 Dn. 1478 100 100.40n0 Do. 1841 100 /100.441 Dn. lAN 100 181,1 0 0 Nata11.4.4.11,,...Ap.1.0c. 100 181,400 New ItritanGovAlperet 100 4115,0n0 Mew D.uth Wales tloy.. p. coot., 1871 to 1878 100 5A71..4.0 Do.llp. c. 1488 tolled 100 854,000' D0.5p.e.r,1467 to 1875 100 110,0001 4 low Dianna tlpar neat. 100 1.000,04,0 , Do. 6por Cent. 100 foki,ooo 110. 11 per cent. 1001 ICI 1140,080 1)0 41..14491Ju0nt Dec 100 95.040 r, Nova Aeolis op. e.,1876 100 OW °OO Qu.suslnuct Do. ap. et. 100 1,177,450 Do. Do. 1901 .... 100 /10,w° o.Aunt.O.r. n p. .in. 1874 and opords 1110 810,000 vto.GovAlp. a. Joe. July' 100 7.00,0011 Do. Op. M 14,711404 100 No. I SIL I 3,000 2,000 1,024 i 2,000 612 6,144 6,000 6,000 1,906 4,000. .4 , 461 12,50 u, 6,uuu 6.0101 6.000 . 1.1 0,000 46 ; 46 : N N 9t 92 96 A 105 197 93 ft 104 lid It 6 d Vi 101 94 96, 94 961 266 i 6,6401 exoool 1,120' 612 6.136, 11.7 119 IC9i 110 i 10/ 9111 - 14 100 494 0 041 I Pd. IQ. prices 1 *Mktg. - 7 8 11 17 4 a 1 I 2 9 9 I I 14 s 9 !I ; 4 " lio. 60 60 6 7 6,000 6.000 1.024 0.0014 •00 iii/ 'II 1,0t6 Mt 4AOOOI ft 21l 29 St 340 WO 16 i 16 1 4 6 "I Itt 9 . Ii 06 TO 110 100 ad U 70 30 r 7 14 14 110 130 rd 9 11 zd 1 P.L 1 CA. /Mow I iala. I I 1 11212' 01.221 1 4 P'. pm r 1 74 22 17 12 1 21 114 1 Is 4 el 1 1111 1116 ee dit 1 1-16 1 a a aul 1 MO h I lib 1 1 -16 pa id. MONEY MARKET.-(2'l lIS DA Y.) ONI o'Cwar. The stock markets remain fiat. with few transac tions, notwithstanding the announcemelit of the shipment from New York for Europe of a further sum of 230,000'. in gold, wak ing the total on the way from that quarter about one million sterling. In addition, upwards of 300,0001. is coming from Australia. At the same time the impression is almost general that with a further considerable influx of bullion, the Bank of England rate of discount will be re duoed from 2/t to 2 per cent., within a few weeks. The public, however, are not making any purchases of importance at the moment, and the speculators for lower prices take advantage of this circumstances by effecting sales. Consols have declined } per cent., and several of the British railways, j. London, Brighton, and South Coast stock fell 2} per cent. this morning, upon the publication of the report of the committee of investigation, but has since experienced a partial recovery. Nevertheless, the present price is 1 per cent. below that of Saturday. Some of the foreign stocks are rather firmer. The discount market is very quiet to-day, and, with a large amount of money seeking employ ment, the tendency of rates is downwards. The charge for the best paper is 2, per cent., but ex ceptional transactions have occurred at 4, or 1 be low the Bank minimum. Short loans on English government securities are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 2 per cent. Consols are now quoted 941 to 1, ex div., for money, and 941 to 1, ex div., for the account (July 10) ; and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 931 to i. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are inquired for, andhave improved 1 per cent. Greek are} better, and Spanish Passive and Mexican, 1. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted GO to 61 ; ditto Five per Cents. of 1865, 331 to 341 ; Greek, IN to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 231 to ; ditto Certificates, 131 to 141 ; Italian of 1861, 31/ to 521 ; and Mexican, 161 to 171. Bank shares are inactive, and prices generally without variation. Alliance are quoted 9 to 81 die., being 10s. lower ; Imperial Ottoman, 1 to 1 die. ; Union of London, 43 to 44 ; and London and Westminster, 106 to 108. Financial shares show no change, with the ex ception of an advance of 2a. 6d. in Credit Foncier, viz., to 51 to 5 die. London Financial are quoted 191 tolBl die. International Financial, 11 to 11 dia. ; and General Credit, 11 to 11 dia American securities and Atlantic Cable shares are unaltered. The 6-20 Bonds are quoted 731 to 4. Erie Railway shares 40 to 4 ; Illinois Central, 79 to 4 ; Anglo-American Telegraph, 184 to 4 ; and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference, 4, to 4. Petitions for the winding upof the 'V emit Steam Coal Company (Limited) and the Plas-yu-mhowys Coal, Cannel, and Ironstone Company (Limited), are to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Malin' on the 28th inst. A first dividend of 2s. in the pound is now being paid to the creditors of the General Trading Com pany (Limited). HALF-PAST THREE o'Ci.ocx. Consols are steady, at 941 to 4, ex div., for money, and 944 to #, ex div., for the account. About 90,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 30c., ex coupon, being nearly e per cent. lower. The steamer Douro, for the West Indies, will take to-day only 4001. in specie. Advice. from Sydney announce the sailing for London of the Christiana Thompson, with 12,0001. in gold. From the report of the directors of the Colonial Company (Limited), to be presented at the general meeting on the 20th inst., we extract the following: It will be seen from the pr ofit and loss &amount that the result of the first year's operations of the company, after defraying all current expenses, and making ample provi sion for bad and doubtful debts, amounts to 4:,231/. Ba. 2d., being 151 per cent. per annum on 9N8,5304, the average amount of capital actually paid up for the whole year. From this has to be deducted the interest due to vendor, on capital not called up on the 10,000 shares allotted to them under contract, on which 5 per cent. is payable, after a net profit has been earned of 10 per cent. per annum on the capital actually paid up, 7,191 f. 15s. 3d.; likewise the ad interim dividend of 3s. per share declared In July, 1866, amounting to 5,5221. 17s. ; and the second ad interim dividend of Is. per share de clared in January, 1867, amounting to 9,2041. 15s. ; leaving a balance of 23 ,312/. Os. 11d. The directors recommend that a further dividend of ss. per share be now declared, which will amount to 9.2041. 154., leaving a balance or 14,1071. ss. 11d. to be carried to profit and loss account for this year. The total dividend thus declared being 13a. per share, is equivalent to 8 per cent. per annum. The direc tors propose that the dividend for the year shall be free of income tax. Messrs. Thomson, Bonne, and Co. have an nounced the payment of the half-yearly dividend due the Ist of July on the Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Loan of 1862 ; also on the Five per Cent. Consolidated Peruvian Loan of 1865. The fifth half-yearlyredemption at par of bonds amount ing to 275,9501. will be drawn on the Ist of July, making the total amount of this loan redeemed 1,314,0601. „ Messrs. J. H. Schroder and Co. have announced the half-yearly dividend, duo the Ist of July, on the first construction Bonds of the New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Railroad. SATURDAY BRINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 to 1, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 94; to 4, and, after declining to 941 to 1, closed at 945, " buyers." For money the last price was 941 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced, and New Three per Cents., were quoted at 1 o'clock 934 to 1. The o ffi cial business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, g, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 941, ex div. • Three per Cents. Reduced, 9n, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 93i, 1 ; Bank Stock, 253 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent., 1094, 9,1, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfacel" rupee paper, 11:14/. Indian government securities were quiet. The March Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 245. to 2Gs. prem., and the June at 17s. to 21s. prem. THE BIRMINGHAM RIOTS. It appears from the Birmingham papers of to day that the disturbances caused by the No-Popery lee. tures of the person named Murphy, whose visits in the large towns are usually followed by a breach of the peace, were of a very serious character. Twenty-six persons, men and wouien,were to be brought before the niagistratesto-day for amanita on the police. Three policemen were wounded, and there are some dangerous cases in the General Hospital of labourers who have received sabre cuts, the police having been obliged to use cutlasses. Mr. Murphy's ad. dresses, as reported, are of an extremely fanatical character. Before he had finished his lectures, he said, he would prove to the people of Birmingham that every Popish priest was • murderer, a cannibal, • liar, and • pickpocket. (Applause.) They knew him, and they knew that he could prove what he said. He was prepared to meet any Popish priest, from Bishop Ullatborne to the biggest raga:lloin in the lot ; and if ever there was a rag and bone gatherer in the universe it was the Pope himself —(laughter)—and if what he said were not true, let them prove it. Friends (said Mr. Murphy) asked him why he was going to risk his life in Birmingham. His answer was simply this, his life was in the hands of God. (I voice : " Ah, it is.") He was eternal until his work was done. His confidence was not in the arm of the flesh, but his confidence was in the Triune God—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. He would never let • hair of his head be touched without His permission. His answer to his friends was, Christ to the right, Christ to the left, Christ behind, Christ before, Christ over, Christ under, and Christ within, then he cared not for the devil or for man, as Christ was his all. (Hear, heat.) They might threaten him with bludgeons and with sticks, but when the bludgeon. and the sticks were going to be fired at him, the Great Eternal I Am would direct them another way ; for God was stronger than the devil. That God had raised him up fora purpose he believed. (Hear.) They should walk over his dead body in Birmingham or he would have his five weeks' my. It is stated that three of the priests at Birmingham went among the crowd exhorting them to be peaceable, but their counsels seem to have been of little avail. The prisoners are all Irish of the lowest class, and are all most violent in their denunciations of Murphy. The operas announced for the present week at Covent Garden Theatre are the Huguenots today—(a morn ing performance); Fang (Tuesday night—with Mille. Ellison); La Trarnita (Thursday) ; and La Fora del Destine, Verdi's St. Petersburg opera, and his last drama tic work but one (Saturday—first time in England). _ . For the current week we are promised at her Majesty's Theatre Lvria di Lammermoor (with Millie. Patti to-night) ; Don Carlue (to-morrow night) ; La taro- rites (with Mdlle. Moos, Signors Mario and Graziani, Thursday) ; La Sonnambutrt (Friday) ; and again DoeCarios (natardar. Meanwhile, M. Ciounod's last opera, Borneo e Giulidte, is "in rehearsal." 8PX:11 M I. Ni C". j s.w:. BRITISO MIY smuct Mertes tilllord Amid. Der. O. Coe. (Tavetek ` 1 Wakeman' Vaal beret (Illogas) Sea Haat esreloo Nast Corn lees ......' 3f Nast Ilreurills Heat Lovell Z. W. Rowell (Taelstk ) 11/.7.8 Oramhler Mt. Aelon• Orval Lazo (Lloatmlb all Great Mouth Tolmts O. W. Vor (Heights) Oreurllle Mortars Foot Ilhateton Doane 1.10.6 Margaret Way Lelaat: 13.17.8 Marko Valley Mwygdy Iron Ors Sew Set..n ...... . North Roakear 3 Bl North Wheal Crotty 2.13 0 Mated rrogere (I:. Lelaet 10.47 8. reredos At. Merl: II !Mena Coeduarow 2.2.0 ill. W. Prances (Illeena) 18.18.9 Atm Path 20.15.6 Tth Cod I 9 Wee Reed It W. Candela (Unheard) 14 West Oldvertoe West Setae WO. (Mope_ _ 811 Wh. Holler (Rolratil ti. 18 WMiAtm (Meehan.; 3 Wheel get-et Wk. Malmsey (Uak t 41.3.11 VOZZION =NM Tie. I Ili. I 11,0001 11 100 ,0: 001 000 10 1 15,000, 26,000 10,000 6 10.000 * 100000 1 26,000 11 *OOO 50,000 10,000 10 48,000 14 16.000 11 .7,927 60,000 4 40.000 11 io:ooti 2i WINN. tWulllee Limited) torclo.flres.l3old(lAimP astraliao 'ape Copper (Limitedd Pmpula Silver( iMantaleaLLAteri l irl Onolapo (Limited) Deo Pedro, N. Dr de tti &let DOI Kai Y Porton& (Limited) .. Proutinot BuuvWuld General is (Limited) ipneres(Limited) I 'Pam)lrina Copper (4)1 iPootarons Go! 1 ,UO.l - 1;;i1 100.000 5 Port Phillip 12,000 50 Royal Cohn Coppar 120,000 1 ,Peottlah Augral.(Uns 1 11,000 10 tat.. )inh del Rey (Lai 43,174 10 United 14azIcan (Lisa 30,000 1 Val A ntigoria Gold 11.) 60,000 1 VallansascaGold,Lins) 10,000 10 Voneniror Coal (La) 6,000 10 Val Rosman 20,000 6 Waahoe Gold Lerultert 50,006 1 Worthing (Limited) 76,000 I Yorks Peninsula( Lint 66.456 Yn4anamlitAlla ILisu) • 4 7-16 ;6.16 1 fi In I all all all 3 9-1 1.046,689 'St. 'Rut Intl West India . 5,078, t 101 St. I London K 1,142,5.10100 Do. I.b. St. 4p. cant 340,6611 St. Southampton 157.0711 SL, earns- Dooci. DOCKS. Pd IQ. moot I Sh 4 100 1124 Iti 128 1 88 58 88 I - I ,a - - MISCELLANEOI7IS. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 884. City Discount (Limited), 14. Credit Fancier of England (Limited), 34. 4. Fore•street Warehouse (Limited), 124, I. Hudson's Bay, 154, 4. MiEwell Freehold Land and Dock, 49, 50. Nationl. Discs., New, issued at 5 pm., 131. Peninsular and Oriental Steam. New. 1867, 21. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Limited) (18f. paid), Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 71/, 4. THE REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT (TO-DAY).—lnfor mation was received at Aldershot on Saturday, intimating that the Prince of Wales, accompanied by the Duke of Cam bridge and others, would pay a visit to that station to-day. The following divisional order was accordingly issued : " The Royal Horse Artillery, Cavalry Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, Royal Engineer Train, Military Train, and the three infantry brigades will parade as strong as pos sible on Caesars Camp at 10.45 a,m. on Monday, the 17th inst. Infantry regiments to be furnished with 10 rounds of blank ammunition per man." It is expected that there will be operands of 12,000 troops on the ground. An escort awaited their royal highnesses on the arrival of the 10.18 train at Farnborough. THE REFORM MOVEMENT IN IRELAND.—A re markable and crowded reform meeting was held in the Ulster Hall, Belfast, on Saturday. The Orange district secretary presided. Four thousand persons were present, the majority of whom were members of the Orange lodges; but among the speakers was Mr. M'Kenna, editor of one of the local organs of Roman catholicism. The meeting adopted unanimously resolutions in favour of an extension of household suffrage to Irish boroughs. The armourer at whose shop the Pole Beregow ski bought the pistol which he used against the Emperor of Russia has addressed the following letter to the Paris papers :—" While expressing my regret that it should have been at my establishment that Beregowski bought the pistol, I yet appeal to your sense of justice to correct the statement in your journal relative to the qtality of the arm. It bean the mark of Si. Etienne. It wss new, WAS in good condition, but of very inferior quality. It was sold for Sir., and, moreover, Beregowski bought a box of percussion caps for 50e., and of bullet. for 25c. He also asked for powder, which we declined to give him. If the arm burst, it was because it was too much or badly loaded, this sort of common pistol not being intended for bullets forced into it. It is usually used in rural Nies on the occa sion of marriages or baptisms." The Boston Aolrertiser of the sth says :—" Im peachment is dead, and nothing remains except to bury it decently in a report ; and from what is said es to the amount of material for this purpose it is plain that the committee intend to bury it pretty deeply, where no human eye will ever reach. And now who are the mourners at the demise of this extraordinary scheme ! It must have had a parent, but is anybody very anxious now to claim the paternity!" NORTH v. SOUTH.—The boasted culture of the South has always been limited in extent and in degree. The rare hothouse fruit of wealth and luxurious leisure, it has been best displayed in an appreciation of the advantages of education in the northern schools— schools which it is impossible to overpraise. In the world of letters, at least, the Southern states have shone by reflected light; nor is it too much to say that mainly by their connexion with the North the Carolinas have been eared from sinking to the level of Mexico and the An tilles. Since the revolution days, it is amazing how few of the thinkers of America have been born south of Mason and Dixon's line. The almost solitary name of Calhoun is a poor equivalent for those of Prescott, Motley, Bancroft, Webster, Lowell, Bryant, Emerson, Sumner, Dana, Holmes, and Hawthorne, which belong to the single state of Massachusetts. Whether we look to Tuttle or Louisiana it would seem that there is something in the fire of a tropical sun which takes all the poetic fire out of Anglo- Saxon veins. and the indolence a bleb is the natural con comitant of despotism ham the same benumbing effect. Like the Spartan marshalling his Helots, the planter looming among his slaves was made dead to art by a paralysing sense of his own superiority. Some years ego • scheme to establish a Southern university was aban doned, bemuse the " witienlise wistneraey " refused to associate with the teachers. All genuine transatlantic literature is inspired by the spirit of confidence in labour. It can only flourish in a free soil, and for all its vitality, all its aspirations, its scant performance and large promise, see omst torn to New Eaglet:al.—bora British Review, June samba.. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) OKI o'Ctocnt. in the mining market to-day there is a demand for Great Vor, Prince of Wales, Clifford Amalga mated, East Rosewarne, and Wheal Grenville shares. Some of tho present quotations are as follows :—Great Vor, 194 to 20 ; Prince of Wales, 645. to 68s. ; Clifford Amalgamated, 54 to 6 ; East Rosewarne, 7s. to 9s. ; Wheal Grenville, 255. to 275. 6d. ; Wheal Basset, We. to 70s. •, Wheal Beton, 120 to 122 i ; West Prince of Wales, 10s. to 12s. 6d. ; and Vest Kitty, 17s. 6d. to 20s. Chontales gold shares have declined 2s. 6d.—viz., to I to 1 prem.,upon the announcement of a call of 10s. per share, but other foreign as well as colonial mines are firm. St. John del Hey are quoted 635. to 651. ; Don Pedro, 34 to; prem.; Anglo-Brazilian to g prem. ; Rossa Grande, to ; Postarena, to 4 j prem. ; Anglo-Italian, to pram. • Fron tino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; Port Pliiifip,l to 14, being 2s. 6d. better ; United Mexican, 2 to I. The directors of the Rana Grande Gold Mining Company (Limited) are inviting applications for the 30,000 remaining shares of lf. each, completing the authorised capital of 100,0001., and which are offered at Is. per share premium, with a deposit of 10s. per share. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET,s, MARK-LANE 7 -(TI118 DAY.) Tae supply of Emends wheat on sale here to-Shy was small ; but the condi ion of the produce wee pool. 51. at qualities cusomaiale,: more attention. at the retread day last. Eatin r IMAY money was, however, occiasmu.d'y made. Foreign wheat was in firm supi•ly, and steady ri quert at full pri.r A f air mount of boNitia ss vita Larky was in but moderate supply. bloat descrir.i.. is war in fa.r demand at full prices. rah was dull, at dumping currencies. Oats, the supply o f a Lich was rimy mo.d•rate, rukd Ban at quite Late rates. !:cane steadily supported late rates. The show of sampled was email. fees were in shirt supply, and late rates ware fully maintained. Flour was in but moderate request on former term.. In Needs but little business was transacted.' I'rieee ruled stationary. • Cakes were in fair demand at late rates. •. The floating grain cargo trade has been in • punt in active atate, notwithataoling the limited numbered vessel. reported as hating arrived off the coast. For the amall quantity of wheat on offer buyers could linty tea found at a edm t ion of bd. to Is. on nor last quotations. Very little business has beers trans acted in cargoes on paasage or fur shipment, and prices are sensibly lower. (...irka Odessa, fah. Gd. to Its. - Casts. To.. ltd. per Cittliss ; Polish Odessa, 60e. to sass. per 48011• s. For moire there has been very Ettle in quiry, anal to effect sales • reduction of Is, to 31.. moat be submitted to. Ahmed American is quoted at :17s. to :Ws. per 4801bs. In the absence of any transactions iu barley, priers have hero nominally maintained : 51s. to :IS, per 400Ibs. Eye has been very doll, anal lower in value : ALIA', on passage, 35. ; ditto to be. Ishipped, 34.. per abolle. Only one cargo of beaus has been on offer, the nominal value of which is :UN. ; at which price buyers keep aloof. Owing to the prevailing tine weather, and the pro sects of • good bay crop, the demand for linseed has subsided, and prices have receded Is. to Is. Cd. on our last quotations. Calcutta, on passage, cals. Azov, 625. • Calcutta, to be ship:aid, Ms. Gal. to fals. There has been little in quiry for rapeseed, and there is • further decline In value of from dd. to Is. Calcutta arrived, 505.: ditto, to he shipped, ells. Gal. to 515.; mixed yellow East 575. aid. Cottonseed continues scarce, and, altbouitlilla; demand ban aomewlint fallen off, prices have further 11Ii. vanoed 2s. Gat F.„7:dian has changed hands at 9f. 7s. 14. per too. weicAr. Inez, Kati . , ;441 . 7,Ad wto 70 "sew SS SO 6d 'Do. white, oil 1;1 D. 73 new fp% to 611 Nato& and thiculu red, now LARIIS. Ed to 0 Matting DIIUUtng Grinding 22 to 34" YAM. _ Inez, 66 to 70 Klio.tou alai Ware t$ to 70 Brovra LI to 60 -• New 32 to 37 Ono _ _ feed ---- 24 to 31 , pota 20042, 1.4 to Ituai Per W. Waive. • I. Noble and Kazis% Serf 6l to 74 Rostock & Mecklen- If So CO Da b :l Lasalaa, bard loft American, red — to white BaaLti Dittillhyg SlalthiC • • •• . 30 to 23, 33 to 36 OATS Ah, biAdi ~ white ktitAlo4 Ter Qr. 27 to 34 .. 31 t.. .. 31 30 Yarn Tick ll ., to 40 arrvw hew 43 to 40 MAL Ong nous. K to 43 .. 41 to 41 41 to 14 .. 41 WK Town suds: per --- 310 lbs. Household SS to be Country Norfolk and Suffolk -- aw 4s Per qr. 0491. Dmisk red Swedieb tt to SO Zamilaii BRAII9. Daimieit *MUNI PIP.U I to a - SO to MO 117 to le 10 to 40 Molex Wm. White N to Yellow FLOUR. Maple . Lkalers Trench, porsieV.... 44 to 61 Ono. Spanish „ .... 46 to tl, Dutch brewing 53 to Si AglefiCSll, p et bd... Vto 56 ~ teetlins ARRIVALS OP GRAIN, Re, INTO UENDON, BY Lon, AND WATER CARNIAON, Intsili JUNE 10 TO JUNE IA BOT INCLUSIVE. Wbent.• Earley. Walt Oat.e. 'Beam Peas Flow. sea Ma I gra 1 ern Ipm , ers. , Iwln 5.40. Veratin .. 93415 t TIM - --,- Total .. 27003 KW 1 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (bY (YRON WI It OWN CORNISPONDISITO The market continues steady, with a good demaud, especially for American. Sales about 12,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) iiruait.—The market is quiet at last week's currency. Refined—Dried goods continue in moderate request, with out change in value. Cori er.. -Plantation Ceylon is in fair request at fully previous prices. Native also sold more freely. Tut.—The demand for cungou continues active at the advance. Ittes.—No sales re SALTPITIII.—No .17,:re d ported. item.— A small parcel of Jamaica sold at :la 24. Corrolv.—The market has been quiet since Friday, bat the limited bu-dness done has been at firm prices. In other articles no change. TALLOW MAKIERT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 425. Gd. Petersburg YA'. on the spot, 445. 3d. to dd.; June, 441.:W. to lid.; October to December, 455. 3d.; December, 455. 6d. to 9d. PARTICULARS OF TALIAIW - 18/61:1-186& NW i IWO. OM& Od Med this day..eado WOOS 31,001 91.440 16.797 Delivery but week Ditto tram Ist June LNG 2,164 4,3 4 6 1,5'4 Antal last week O6l 1,444 4104 601 Ditto Dotal IstJuno ; 1.311 11/3 4.430 6101 2 it. d. 4. 4. d. a d d. 2 d. d. Pricer(' on wt this hay 40 6940 9 , 43 6 144 3 $ Ditto Tows 164 'friday Arrival for the week ending 2.'ith Jobe hat 71st. 1174 ca.ka, sad delivery, 1,41.6 tasks. The arrival bat week comprised ts 6 casks from Petersburg, 76 from Austral* 270 from ri.putk Amerlca—tetal. 001. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We tries a few more beasts then on Monday last, and trade is not brisk. Prices are rather lower than on that I day for all descriptions. The number of sheep is exactly the same ea last week. We have a very slow trade, and prices are lower on the average. I There is very little demand for lambs, and the prices con tinue low. Calves are selling about the game as of late. Our foreign supply consists of 1,450 beasts, 6,610 abeep, 2:48 calves, and 15 pigs. From Scotland there are 290 beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,600; and 21 from the Northern and Midland counties. Par atone of 81ba a. 4. ad. 1 Per atone of Ma ad. a. d. Best Scots, Herd& 5 0 5 4 Dad Dna! Ht-bdaBb 5 0 5 4 Beet Stiolt.horna 6 0 5 2, Bast Low...Fools._ 00 0 • Second aunt beasts 3 4 4 4 1 Do. do. Shore.... 4 6 4 0 Calves PYP Dast Dna& m arket, 3 0 0 0 [Amos Beasts at market, 3.610 sheep and lambs, 25,25 u ; calves, •J;;Q; iIP 426. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts received from the plantations this morning speak of a very general increase of tly since the middle of last week. Our market continues firm at the advance, with an im proved demand for all descriptions. COAL MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End Hetton,l9s. 6d.; Walls End Ease/4 , 11,19e ea; Walls End South Hatton, 19a. 3d. ; Walls End Hartle. pool, 18s. Gd.; was End Russell Hettona, 17s. 9d. ; End Original Hartlepool, 19.. 6d.; Walls End Heugh Hall, 18s.; Walla End Cassop, 18*. 3d. ; Walls End Eden Main, 17s. 91. ; Holy well Main, 10s. 6d. ; Braneepeth Cannel, 18s. Gd.; Hastings Hautley, 18e. 341—Ships at market, 87 ; at sea. 10. As 614 1(061 I . . 315 46/ . I . ... 27736 1441 10 .. , 1400 14901, 10014 1979 4 Hs 624 abeisi &OUR *TUCK BANI.& WU. INICLI 2:2aak A Alkalis* Limits: Auglo Mistrials Lae. El/plias (Lta) • Anglo Italian (ballad) I Australasia Banta BritisbColumbla _ Do. Nay, imettsd pm 1 Bank of KOS Bank of Otago (Lolled) Banker Victoria, AuM. , al Bank of New Zealand British &Califurnian(L ) British N. America_ C. Bk. India, Ana, China ' Ckart. Mar. of indta,lko City Colonial Consolidated Bank (L Delhi and London (L). Sad London (Limited , Eastern Exchange( Unt.' liztatith and /Overman . tog. non kit. dal &petrol. ' Eng.aeot.d Anal. Cliartd English and Swedlah (L, Imperial Bank (Limited Imperial Ottoman loalan Do. New Land Mort. Bk Indlita De 4.1864, tom Lon.ltk.of Itimico,Ato. London and Brazilian Loudon& ItIvorPLOA(L ) Do. New. We. at lops Do. d•. do Lon. Ch. Bunk at Amulet London and County &T. Yew London Joint Stock Loudon & South African Loa. & B. Western lLm. Lyndon & VeuerotelaiL Laudon & Westminster. Mereheat Beek Do. New Illeroantile&ErenanfL lletropohten Illmlted Midland Bank (Lim. National of Au/trotted. Nations' of Liverpool Pro. of lagland ' Do. Did & 3rd irene. National Bank New South Malec._ North Western 'Omuta, Bank Corpora ProWn.Nankingeorp.(L Previte. of South Auotrallo nand of & & &Irks _ Do. do. lea. .3 Uoloo ot Andras Doke at 'Maud (lio llama Leedom —..— {_bl 1116 1111 1 14 . 16 -- E 4 1 44 14 67 86 12 14 6 3d4 M id 4 1104 II 40 a le pie le 1 2 01 .. 63 66 19 20 SS U 19 IT ST a 9 II lf on, 1 f pm 19 0141. 1e oba. b 341 e 2 141. 17 19 10 . 8.41. lals par U 45 Ilia pax 2 11,11. 13 16 11 9de 16 11 Oa 3 It d.. 5 7pea zd 1 20. xd 1 2 •-• zd 74 5 36e 44 46 11 14 2 1 itib II 8t 8 IM 108 1 il 1 8 QM 141 e di* pm 2 pw. Idl' 0 62 46 ill Ws 4 101111UON LA ILW A' ZAILWATS. all Aupre!? ir - • (f.:i: pAT. !Belgian E.Arres.o & .8. .s. V &di l Centelral Argentine .... rDitn i rburs & W Date& Rhoda& ig* (L.) Do. Eastern of FILM .... Kuropean Central (L).. Great Latembourg .... Imperial Maclean (14.. Lembere-Caantowita(l) Nam&Usee 1 lei the iDO.6 p.c. Prf. ( ltle. go. Northern of Frame .. If. Ran. B. Ay erred res & 7.p.e. Do. Def Norwegian Trunk Prof. °Mime& Olater.ta Aldln earmLioes.andiladlt. 'Paris and Orleans .... Recife & 9. hands. (L ) Royal Sardinian Feral Swedish L e. 7 per amt. I Do. 4 pee orlreet See PanforL) p 7 pre et S. Anat.& LOO.l. Venetian South Eest. of Porto j& Southern of Trance Tarte sad Serous West Madan tiWg.TrZL wI 3 Se U II 16 $6 lie 14 11 17 15 16 in 23 4 2 St 9 et 23 23 amine Priem I Balsa at 10 11 14 13 tlf 7* Oi llrt 11 9 916 4$ 11 99.69 14 91 Zs: 11 M 16 11 dbf lid I, i • 4 6 II IP 19 19i 47 49 6 .44 45 . •; Sisti. 110 e • 26 58 11 10 011 T the 45 61 8 s del 62 66 i 4 410 430 C e 19 . 19. ti i -- 1 - I 10 20_ PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. UMPOOL, JON. 15.—SOON tra4fig• Oreat Bastes, b,l—Crest Northern A, Ito—Great Western, 46 1 1—Londoo, Brighton, a 4 South Co ast, 511 iti 41k-- London said North Wegera, 1 h.; e—llanchester, aheMeld. and Uneolnehhe, 481--Ifirtropolitau, 1231--Midland, 1181 I i IT—South Fa-tern. 1 -- Orwid Trunk of Canada, 17 United States Flee-raven es, 74-41reat Luxembourg share*, 111 It—Mercantile and Bachange Bank 14- WWI, If d.-I,lverporg United Oaa, 2011. tinging priers. for amount: Metropolitan, lre - London. brhOton, and dough coital. 5 Lusroubnerg. - TA U ff f er t ifferrA. JCSI 15.-The WM steady with a pretty fair badness Great fastens. 321 El—Great Northern A. 114 -Great Western, ST 64-Lancashire and Yorkshire, Mill-Lomb .14 sad North (edam, 1144-Manchester, tittetleld, and Lincoln shire. asl I 1- Met rop.ittan, 114111-$ sitis Eastern. eel 1 ' -Thames and Mersey Marine Inarrance (Limited', 13.151 p. -London sod Brighton, bee A A A-Nock Western Ms per Cent. Stock. le. Ji tat IA -The sales to day were, In Notting ham Joint Stock hanks. at S Ala. ; Gloucetter Wagon. Nth keno. at 1 prem. ; Mullis', Metal Shane, at ti di. and Staifiedsh is Wheel and Alletree Shares, at die. Closing prim; Birming ham 4:ALAI Shares, acute, at ; Birmingham. non ling Crn- WO' Shares. at It to 14 preen ; Wouretersbire Banks, .cllrra„ at Se ; Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Wink.. at to lid : Binainglians and :sternal-hire Sias £3O Mares, at to 044 ; rind British and Foreign Eellway Plant Limited., at toi to 10 di.. METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, DETONSHIRD. WARS, Crm—The sirsrevita number or patinae relieved dining the week ending June 15 wav—llediefil, 810 ; sur. giesl, 519 ; totol. 1.429; of which 465 were new cameo. GREAT NORTHMAN HoSPITAL, CALEDONIA N•110AD, laupiamm. Number of patients for the week euliuj June 14, I,OV, al which 293 were sew oases. PRICIA IMRPINT. Emus& Per Qt.' aed bat in to ..uo rite(' 'rum her, e3t n to ort, lila- a to abet 'ally had 0, ill a of land • bill renal ••ri rode • and would - 91 xd 1071 7 8 _l4 ... 26i - 61 - 424 3 1