The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-21 00:00:00

THE Bri[PElet ' 8 4 1 MOMI LAW INTELLIGENCE. --- - . ACETDIIITS - rzrzorros THE - 1711.nryszurrOnCw -- Eziriirr - migyikagyris Din (ram NIGH!.) (THIS DAY.) DAY.) _,._ Two VOLoon. The violent storm of lightning, thunder, and The railway market continues to mead a fist -.___ rain which visited the metropolis sad the country appearance, and a further reduction has taken place COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. for mile' round lest night was attended with several in prices, although not to any general ex- (Before Mr. Ormuniudaser Feria) serious headsets. About a quarter put 11 o'clock tent. Great Northern stock has receded 1 per In Di BOOTH. the lightning struck tit• front windows of the cent, Metropolitan and London and South The bankrupt, a briokmaker, of Sydenbam, applied for _ premier bekegirig to Mr. Livermore, No. 29, Wey. Western }, Great Eastern 4, and Great Western 4. b,, ,rider of dischar g e . Debts 2,:r351. ; the assets, it was annetkiitaink break* the ghs., which feu into th e reed. London and North Wean= stook is now gnaw ,and. are mffictent to yield • good dividend. N w floooti m reted the ceder, sad, on the application of The inmates wen greatly alarmed at finding the hoes. ta aa tc 111 ; Great Western, 64 10 ki • lir. Lucas, 0 the bankrupt an allowance of 201. 001 of fi lled with sulphurous fumes. One of them recollecting d, 132 to i ; Lancashir e and York 'he - 'hesitate. that a child wars sleepieg fa oat of the upper rooms, rushed Shins 111 to 4 : South Eastern, 99 4 to 91 ; IN BE ICSON.Great Eastern, 46} to 47 ; London and South The bankrupt was • cab and omnibus proprietor, of Pad nll4lllll . and on entering. the room found the bed on which Metropolitan, Ll.2} tai Inztoo. He had worked some of the opposition omnibuses it was Miss on fire, and the room so full of anlphnrou Western, 97 to 98 ; 113 ; Great Northern, 129 to 130 ; and Cale ,,„„iog at cheap farm from Paddington to London-bridge, vapour that it wee difficult to breathe. The child was got 11 Twere Tie debts of trifling amount. out uninjured, sad the fire quickly extinguished. it wee donian, 1184 to 119 . Mr. E. Reed opposed the bankrupt's application for his found that the iron •htof a clock that was hang* i n Very few transactions are reported in Indian, drier of discharge . Th e accounts were most unsatisfactory, Canadian, and foreign railway securities, and prioes the room had been forced off and hurled acme the apart Canadian, the bankrupt, shortly before his failure, had made over moat, an d sh e pen d u l um had bass twisted by the v i o l ence are unchanged. Madras Five per Cent. and West I I t „ property to his brother. Hit Honour adjourned the cue sine die, and withheld of the lightning. The property of Mr. Pennon, bookbinder, Flanders are dull. potation. was also severely demigod by the force of the current. A OILDINAIT MLA= AND STOCKS. ID Hi SIR B. HANCOCK. whole bed of pas, a foot high, belonging to •a geotleman 22 . I Pd. I ki11. 4 7 1 T11. I Balsa rich' I (a OrOg MaSer= B. l to 1 P.m Tois was an old bankruptcy. The failure occurred in the . ui Southampton-skeet, Camberwell, was completely burnt me an 1/31ms.,WaLirdawr Val. I $4 se of Mr. Commissioner . Evens, and the case has now been- raniferred to this court. This wee • sitting for dividend. up, es 11 • furnace bad been over them. IS. 10 ,Illythaed Tyne - .- --. le all eestomasaw,a Me.C lll 8 sies stated that about 2001. is in hand ; but as the ha- At about 11 o'clock • wooden-built house, at the northern gii. lee itmowat end Rastas. _ si so si) ...Meg are of large amount, the dividend will be trifling. entrance of Edgware, was struck by lightning. The fluid ge. me Ithj es h a d an llB9 114 .... struck the upper part of the house, throwing one of the at 0 allot! and Bandon - - -.• LY et CORDIMIX AND TALL weatherboards, i n • splintered stet., to • considerable die- ID an, ( Carnal 6 7 -. 1 This was the sitting for euminatioo and discharge. The•-• „„ ni i, h a d „ a dj. wine merchants i n N ew B ae i ng ho. taps in the road, and entering the sitting - room , dismantled : m all !D0 Du . .6 3 {:no b di mm v. on i tLl ß e . - - - .. ass. T heir awepte l i ii b ilii i., art . 6,200/. ; 6 . 666; thtfireplece, passed to a lower .. apartm nat eMzd through the 0 en I Dublin ancteelcuic 36 II .e. ' 200!. ; property held as security , 2,9091. well, tearing off ano th er of the outer la ell Dwadoe,PerMA&AULln Id 17 ee Au adjournment was ordered tor ' additional account. About the same time the house of Mr. Lumedeo, in the at up edi e b eis h ei g memo. eg 06 - same locality, was struck i part of the wooden framework St 10 Glasgow and LWasiers 104 106 -. --- - _ -- _ were broken. Between Willesden and Harrow a fine us St. to Da A Sleek. • - - ... - and two yearlings were killed near an elm tree, under set I too l " ana l " . 11 ` N -4 " L atb oi ala daas ... t •• 2k " _al - _ Ya THE POLICE COURTS. which they had soughtthelter from the rain. , 84. 100 Orestlicalhern 139 241 - A poor man, who bad sought shelter at the same PAO% 116. lee Do.A I A MO. sodlv. en Ull 140 - (THIS DAY.) was likewise struck. and conveyed to town in • state of in. Si. 10 D0.1111114p. e. &pad B 118 US 129 SD sensibility and blindness. at. tee GA South & West Mal 90 at - -e- The guards who arrived in London this zooming give • 5 I: Orr: wee= _at 644 " 4 Bioar- _ CLERKENWELL. lamentable account of the damage done. At Maidstone, "•• 116. I* De. South Wales U 66 as Tunbridge, Huebner% Egharo, Blackheath, Datable, and ilt. 1110 Do. W. Md.-Oxford. se 41 Tag WEIN OF YHIMICANTS. other places the rain fell in torrents, and the growing crops eh mis no. Do, Haseporal se es - Ain Mackie, alias Fitzgibbons, • clean, tidy, respectable - + were in some places uprooted and washed down the hills at. 109 Do. Do. Hereford; 101 10i -• s ygicg woman, who is known among " the fraternity "as with the stream. The hoes, se far as can be ascertained, It LOS larteshlre &Yorkshire 1111 Itlf 111 ..the Queen of Iffeediceeta," end who gave her age as 75, base not seesawed a ny son .. os d amage, IP 103 Lemke and blackwalli 46 d 7 - btt who does not appear to have yet reached threescore, St IDS , L oa alrtn.it &Cori 1011 LOS - e n charged with soliciting alms and annoying foot pas- at .100 Issidoa. Outhm,& Dor. 40 a - iitiem at, 'lOO Loudon& North Waste 11 , 3 111 1101 11 tru the evidence of Turner, one of the Mendieity So- Brox COLLIOn. -A senior fellowship at Eton 11 1 '1 42 Levieli&SoethWeeleie el 964 074 tidy" , °dicers, it appeared that he had long known the College has become vacant by the death of the Rev. John s t t a g Man •• nind - a t Unceinal l _ at t _ plow, and on the previous evening he saw her follow Francis Plumptre, M.A. The rev. gentleman, after peas. 121, all Do. Do. 4 Dawes - - - weal gentlemen and ask them for alms. He also watched tag through the usual curriculum at Eton, went to King's et. Me Metropolitan ll3 114 1123 13 124 En go to the houses of several gentlemen, and then she College, Cambridge, where he graduated in 1804, but es that It. 1011 Do. New llO 112 - s .l very impudent and would not go away when we' long before the King's men west up for exareleatioss, his 81. 180 Midland LI& 11$11 132 114 o ; wat t .). When be went to take her into custody same does not appear on the honour list hi s o w. ads all Do. New ft_ 100 .0 int Do Slam . & Derby - i.e bad her foot in the door, and was telling lege contemporaries were Lord WipileYdaltriClTes lat O.. 69 GA Wo- are.) - - V servant that she was dete rmined to see the Bishop of Lincoln ; Dr. Tattoo, late Bishop of Ilal ; Dr. 26 all Do. 4 Shama .. - - .... - aster of the bowie, and that she would not go away Stanley. late Bishop of Norwich ' Dr. Darya. late Bishop as all Sid lest - - ee - .:t.1 she was relieved. As soon as the primmer saw him of Peterborough ; and Sir Thomas Coltman , late one of the le all Mid Lent pay Usti - - - :amer) standing os the docretep, she said to the servant, Justices of Couimou_Plivis. St. 106 North BIWA lon gentleman can vouch for my respectability. You need Screws or • 2 , 11 ti KNOINII KEUZB AT GRUMP- a ll 10 6 1 N. 14in*Pertk Du" l Ititt 10 6 2 4 102 li .. trouble yourself to go to your master Met now to tell wren. -This (Saturday) moreing bifurcation wee received * 11 Do. O. N. L Pura - - - OD „si I'm welting, for I'll just taker a walk with my acquaint- by Mr Carttar, coroner , that Henry Byes, • man about 60 es. 11 Do. Leeds 1 671 6111 -. eca round the houses, and lam not quite certain when I years .; ra l., and who was employeel to look after the Grew. 34. 105 Do. York 99 90 ..- aall return." ( Ala ueb.) wich • fireeinginst had committed suicide by hengieg 82 Um .. ., Do.._ (2142414 .,___,, .. 1 - -. , The magistrate (smiling)-The prisoner seems to know Toe. Mime in the engine-house. He was cut down immediately 111 '''' ws • ""''''' Darlia a'l 97 - U le Do. do. 1266-66 , 92 lei gen - I Hare cos ever had her io custody previous to this occasion ? on being discovered, bat life was then quite extinct. No sa 15 Do. do. uNaat 1 l a si pa, • Tie prisoner - It is the first time I have been before you, cause can be assigned foe the doomed committing the rub la. Me North London .•• • ' 127 1110 - F. it worship; and if you were to do the thing properly, act. le a I De. New ..,.. .-1 11 21 pm -. , c..; would say, "N0w,771 g my good "'ma* you an die' TWUNDEE I 77OIIM IN Barawr.-Farei. ACCIDILeT SI. Me NorebStaffordabire 76 78 :hsrged, and you had better take Care never to come before ay Idnareanno,_l44neegg, Irg /De g......re a second edition of lo I milIN.-11 a. western Jima , 104 111 - n, agate," ere ea u might depend on it that I should do my the Northern WAig says :-"This morning, about 11 he It° , gam °entral - best not to do so. (A laugh.) Will you give me thechance I ! lit. ,100 rased& N.Z. Aber. UK 30 40 o'clock, • farmer Belo ng in g to Saintfield, in the county of St. 1140 licoUlaiiMklland - -•- (A laugh.) Down, when standing in the cattle market, was struck by 10 lan Shrewsbury & Welichyl - -.-- - rum/ heeded to the following list of coevintionc - Sept lightning and instantly killed. Another man, also belong- 114. 100 Shropshire Utiles 164 01 12, Ink. at Marlborough-street. before Mr. Bingham. 7 lag t o o i d e m e m, w h o was standing alongside of hi. we' sa. 1100 South Devon ll3 S 6 - am' ; Oct. 7, 1860, before Mr. discharged ; Oct. .track red rendered "whim One of his l i d s waa St 1110 South Esters 1 901 91 904 D. before Mr. Tyrwhitt, disc - St. 100 S. nulls. *Blear Den, la 107 to go to her Parish ; completely torn off hie foot. A third man, belooging to * l o n gag.. w o id ag e ia ,,g e gg si - 1.11. 21. 1860, before Mr. Beskia. 7 days; March 4, 1861 , Belfast, was slMlitly struck on the head, but received DO it. 400 'Tad Yaks - Wire Mr. Arnold, at Westminster, one mouth : March material injury.''-Derblia Erenneg Meil. 141 I all r Do. B 6 7pa - L. 13Q, before Mr. Tyrwhitt, at Mulborough- street, 7 FATAL ACCIDINT. -Mr. James Clarke, mayor of to 1 _ e s „,Do C S 6 gm ... dna June 20, :062, before Mr. Knox, 14 days ; Sep t. a 11, m e w * , we' gift e d instantanaoudy on Thursday evening by In „ ;;" 1 "` gin„ - ... - lo:, before Mr. Tyrwhitt, one month ; Jan, 2, 1863, ere as accident while on horseback , Mr. Clarke was the purser 4 24 ea Mr. Areold, at Westminster, 10 days ; July 24,1868, before of Great Work Mine, and left Holston on Thursday morning et: lob va l t . of Heath lr. A Timid, 14 day.' and April 13, 1864, before Mr. Tr- for Penzance on business. Returning homeward bootees' St 100 Victoria Sta. b Planes - r 51"" at 31 " Iterre°2 " Ireer, one month. Thera were ot h er 7 and 8 o'clock in the evening, he reached • point foe, mike 0 Ilan , Weterford& taltewni 1-• -, ctrictions k r iiest her, bet he had not got them with him, ea hi s way where two ro ad, meet-use leadi n g to G o ld. St lee i West Cornwell II DI -, fnweer-All ri g ht, m y I n n en , you have done y our b°4, Ili .1 the other to Nekton. The horse tel ud• St 'lB O IWIIIM/14 Ear" Zi• - ". II my, urn s • 811713/1 P0861:118102411. rti all what of it ? (A laugh.) I have nothing to say. dente towards Goldeitheey, the piece of its birth ; Mr. The magistrate said he should now seed her to the House I Clubs peke& i Wm. Quire checked it. It reared, ' planted its fore feet on the 3e- I P - I LLEIWAIL e Carrectioe for one month, with bard labour, and if she hedge, an d the rider lost hi hat. The horse then coo- 1 0 0 l an Atlantic& St. Lamaism 03 at .me before him again for the same offence, he should make t i ono i ts tworao for 15 or 20 yar d s towar d s G o ld. h U. 100 liemßer.&C.ln.g.ip.c., 194 US/ NISI 2) :more.l3 my ' ' 11 ; Do. New - - - Toe prisoner-Oh, that is joyful !Pm only going to my Mr. Clarke gradually falling until he lost his hold of rein so " Ail for • few days. (Loud laughter, amidst which she dropping 00 the me ell' Buffalo & Lake Harem 61 - and atirrops. and the back of his head •••• • • I ' Pur i 1 01 -. ground hie neck was dislocated. The horse stopped of its le all I Do. Preference iB4 4 _ re removed.) own accord within • very short distance, and Mr. Clarke HOIO Ilea., Brant,* Ooderich -. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. WY at once removed to the adjacent farm of Hector. I cip. o. B4s. Aug. 1, Ira, 77 81 ee OTVINING cancers MINDS we. BALIK. Ream Coagdoe and laity, of Meru:ion, were promptly on Me ' lO Itn • dm Ja b' 1 . 1273 Tr 82 - 100 du Jar I, 1674 77 St - William Young. ahawkwr, Delo( in Mum-court, Bothers, the spot, bat their services were of so avail. The &maned, 41" :100.011.411.1214ra11p.e. 5 . 101 Me - • as charged before Mr. Knox with offering abscess songs who was 62 yews of age, wee much respected. al Cue T. & Dockets. ag. 113 100 - x ale. SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT BLACKPOOL.- 1181 I le' Hugo- - - - Impeder James Th omson, of the detective department, Os Thursday *using, • young wealth from Manchester, U. 1011 Esau 6do ; 105 107 - kailaadiard, deposed that on the previous night the pre - named Margaret Clark, mat with • very shocking sod Uhl li te , I ,, ee : 1118e Ind i t e ,. 2 ' .. 5 5°- , 1 1 16 : 4 ... 154 I cur accosted him in fireill•etrut, with th e exPreealoa , accident saltier peel. She left Manchester in the more. ; 1 a I Duo . i ,lo - • •-•' I T,, Look here, captain, lure's something that will snit tog by an excursion trine and about 6 o'clock in as. i ns lama hunk of Ca 20 21 'or." at the ante time showing him • parcel of songs. the evening proceeded to the railway station at Bleck- um lan;Da Lt pref. Bonds 're 74 - Avian naliced tie natant of them he told the prisoner that pool f or th e p ur p ose of returning home. At the lee I all, Do. do. deforms . 41 02 - :e had bather tear them op, or he would get into trouble. station there was • very great crowd of peewee MS ell Do. tad iell' Bondi _ 53 65 - He thee lett the pi isooer and walked into • public-house in ad much crushing, as is always sh e ce „ w ith ea _ lee all I Dun ao. deferrea' U 65 - 48 IA rgylletreet, and the prisoner shortly after followed him corsionists, to get into the cerrisee. The admin. 1 45 , l as 1 p. p. : *d r.. ' " St e rna " , 60 62 _ . offered some*, the songs for sek to the persons standieg nate woman named W. amongst those to front aNo all Do, 4th rd. stock 127 So P 7 4 front of the bar. Oa les,ieg the house the the crowd, Red whilst the carriages were being drawn rip 10 sil Do. 44 deferred 16 27 -. !TWOS!' again offered him some of the songs she, along with many others in a similar positioo, was St. 100 Guest Indian Peninsula' 104 106 tert Lr Q., and on his (Impactor Thomson) asking him where pushed forward. She endeavoured to sake use of the oar. IS 12 De Sue a Per out Per 4Om - be got them from he said "It don't matter, I want to be rime, which wss in motion-it was being shunted-but us. Se Se ice et. S. of Indies. 6p. ct. pm Less - of to sell some more." Be then took the prisoner into fortunately missed tier grasp, and, in coosequess of the :il D o p° al Pm c666 ' ; - -- - ~.. - entody, and at the station found is the parcel about 150 great pressure babied, was pushed down against the buten. fDiI all St Western of Canada 10 104 - ._. ace* and prink of the very worst descriptioa. The prisoner Is a moment therms/de she fell under the carriage wheels lee ! te I Do. New I let 1004 1s - *aid him that be had bought them of a man just come from and wee ran over. Her bead was not only crushed to pieces, Vie ' ell Do.ipallde . ,pay.l•73 90 WI ad - ad • fouingliam. but was nearly cut off. Death was, °looms', instantaneous. 10 11 ,_„,..., 1 *• • t....._„..". °°•lB7l.l' $2 m - Tie prisoner said that he purchased them of a man who Several other persons only just escaped • similar fate ; they """"""""'" "" Par 4 i ' m - bud come to London letely. le . 1 1 De. New - - were driven against the carriages ; and it was limply by the R. l og . w a w a gem . 6 " ai m. IN 103 inn 2 Ye'. Knox committed the prisoner for trial. merest chance in the world that they were not pushed down sa its Do. do. 41 do ,ee 96 - GREENWICH. amongst the whack- a / a m - hater Courier. St. 100 De. do. el da-i el a - MELANCHOLY OCcCIUtiNCIS AT LTHM. -On I. , 2 Do. 61 ftg Zail"" - - SONO= • CHILD IN nit WRESTS. -C0113117764 .4_ OIL 106 • Mein Corp. 6 par aßd - - J Int Salter, aged 42, who said she belonged to Ramses* Thursday dun' a paean" party "' Med es ' w " a all lletb. and Hobson's By sr 69 - Vz.cli place ie had left in search of her husband, who bad banks of Lymm Lake, Cheshire. Amongst them were tri I all N.Brim&Can.ela• & n S 6 - a!: her, WY brought up on reamed, charged with the fol- two young men, named John Davenport, of Brosdissatb, St ~100 N.LotCau.ep.e.l44p.B. U 114 - knee robbery. and - Hammett, of Sale. They were accompanied by et. 100 'Sdnde, goer lir cent.' 1161 1031 - Martha White, aged 12 years, said that she resided with some young girls, one of whom was efiltased to one a S te BO.. Delhi do. do. lOl 103 - 1 er mother in Windsor-terrace, Sydeeham, ad wee em. the young men. About half.paat 2 o'clock, Hammett gg. 1 10 2„, on yn. uto do 1 0 1 11" 107. 1 1 a" '.. rted by a Mrs. Deane, a laundress, to carry articles to and and 114. Ber l ft. Davenport, notwithstanding the roc...trance& sa, ;100 De. lades 96 90 - E. customers. Oo Monday afternoon last she re- °I tit° is,. insisted upon bathing . Davenport west I l •--;ed two sums of mow, one 3a. 9d. sod the other down t he embankment for that purpose, and JOINT STOCK BANKS. S. a i d., and which she tied is separate corners of having stripped, , jareped into the water. He wee soon No. I mi. I BARKS. Irdl et WOW. I Ma le n. a towel placing the towel upon some clothes which afternarde ' siren with cramp; and Bennett swam out t° loom toe ogre and V. Ber. bank . 01 1111 Lill zn. 131 se an et wa s taking home on • barrow. On descending Peak-hill, wrist him. They at mice grappled with each other and 0,000 lee AllianceLosiALlespeell 26 37 re pm 611 2 Heehaw. some of the articles fell off the barrow, and the sank. The girls perceiving the danger of their friends. moan top Do. New 'l6 17 30 per - 774-4e7, who we, phasing at the time with ' • man, ha l al ' tanala l with "mar' Their frantic MM. attracted 100,000 10 Anglo Austrian I I 1 11pas 61 71 e 0.... and ...j a w t o pia, she them o p . The prisoner call edii the attention a young mart named Bea Wrigley, of seem 20 Anglo Italian ( Llizalted)l II 1 lips 6 Its m ss , who afterwards wheeled the ba rro w a Berwick-street, Chorlion-on-Medlock, who was taking his 21 . 600 03 A"'"i'des all 73 76 731 71 ', 561 1 :53 distance, and he add the primmer then dinner at the tin ' . with some Yaaag friends higher 7,600 40 Do. New lle *2B per 11,10.... 20 Baum eritishColiuno•l 15 1 limo lift Alter they had goes she looked for the towel eon- up the road. He immediatel y ran t° the spot , 10,000 ts Bank of Emot Leine the money, and not being able to find it, she cow- and found the two girls in • violent state kim 100 Bank o f Lia o' se me 178 _, e.,,,c0d crying. sod no a f ter the prisoner, andasked h er of excitement One of them -the sweetheart, hr I 116,000 20 Bank of Otago (Limbed) II 11 2pm - . if she had taken • towel. The prisoner sid, "No, dear t gone down the side of the embankment and was about to 10.000100 Bank of Queensland (L) * ldla par al - li e° tl7, as d l will go back with you to your mother." plunge into the lake, apparently with the intention of /M o r o 1 0 Banko sank gro e ir ( Atiatrlis : el 44 lolls pm I . •.e planner turned bath w ith h er, an d „ nt h., „ se d ie . rescuing her lover. Wrigley at one pushed her back- •• 60,0470 10 Beak of Ne a l! Zealand :: 7 el 101pes - vu'.. came up, and took • towel from Inside a fencing • few wards e° the b an k , and accordin g 5° hi s account . he ha d. , a JOAO to Briallian&P le 1 4 pie - •:-.!i from where the prisoner first left her. The corner of long and exhausting struggle to prevent the excited girl 15,000 60 Brit. d Americas Hz. L 76 -- pm - "-I :owel which had contained the 9e. 40. was untied, and from nothing into the water. The other girl, who woo co British . 4 ' I:antennae (L g it liges 61 Zi cagey gala y o awiwoa of what the „. h a d „ i „ was a relative, was also prevented from following her WOW 50 Britiali N. Assents - 'e :motor was delsised, ad given into custody. desperate example. Had they done so, it is thought that 52 , 200 20 C. Bk. IndluAsia.,Chkr MI 30 41 7.800 25 Do. New - ._II IS 10 pm - j.catban Gibson mid he heard the last witeese cryingoad they would both have lost their lives. In the meantime 10.000 14 Clartrd. H. of barn; to. all 40 71 691 701 o , ter run after the prisoner. On their way beck he saw another young man had gone into the water with the 'Men- 10,400 15 Do. New - - ...r. towel produced throws by the prisoner over the teasingtom of endeavouring to rescue the two who Were drown- 8. 000 I* City tete It was found. ing ; but (atria* that they would both seise him, and is. 20,000 100 Colonial - l' :iceeonstshio 297 K said that be took the prim er into danger his life as well, he withdrew. The poor fellows, eoe,ooo 10 Consolidated Beak (L) 4 71 71pm - 4 Y, sod when at the station she denied having any after an ineffectual struggle, seek, and were both droweed. _,4• 00 ,__ I_,_oo Cont _WI ( 1 4_ ll le Slpin 181 191 .. ..., in her ponemion. On being searched, however, by Several men came op soon after, and • d rag a having bee, Irj . :: Dl. l4aa rie ji 42,l tal) a a 4 1 3 a 8 1 1 2 1 3 4Poi - . - - '.male two shillings and • halfpenny dropped from her procured , the htldial were searched fair en recovered in woo Me logllatiand Irish (Um) 11 per 1 paa - . - moo. shout hall an hour. They were removed to the Bride- 26,000 2o gog.scot&AnsLCbarld. aff 11 It - r_• „w oo ., w h o d en i e d sh e c h arge, „„fnuy comm itted water Arms to await the coroners iamiset.-Maistheath woo 60 English and Swedish (L 111 2 spm - .!t%.a. Courser. FATAL ACCUSER AT THE LTTTLE ORNIESHEAD.- 66,000 SO European Bank/Imlted le 1 7pm 123 1 10,000 100 Hindisan.ChinaWap.(L) 16 111 71psa zd -zd 10,000 100 . Do. New A most deplortbk accident occurred on Saturday last at mew lee Imperial Book moo " s e diail is 1 5 4 1 .r.EAT FIRE AT BLACKWALL-(THIS DAY.)- the Little Orniesbeed, Llandudno, whereby • boy named eels De Do. Nee -" .i.tordsy) morning shortly before seven o'clock the Griffith Jones, between seven and sight years of age, 126,000 10 Imperial Ottoman l6 11 n .4 i 4 L zE•ourboad of Blackwell was thrown into • state of ex- loot his life by falling over the cliff. It apprise that the 100,000 /0 Land Mort Bk. lisdla(l4 4 21 r pm 61 . ~ ,. ..itt by • report that the extensive turpentine distillery little fellow, with • brother and cousin, had been leas 100 London Bank of Scot (L 13 61 • per ti a 11. .- 4- UM Turner, Blewete and Co., situate in Orcha rd . out bird nesting early in the afternoon. As they ln a G l,l 14wd r,_"2 1 4 '"' 7 1111 ra 2 220 E.L. .. . 0 " .. ' .. -. we' on fire. To • few minutes dense an of black were returning home with their spoils, about three 1 ,7 ,500 26 D e . do, g6 ,,,: • : i L• r .; p 7", _. ....., , and huge sheets of fire issued from the windows and o'clock, his corepenithe were somewhat in advance M &one 100 Lou., Biz., BS. SIMI. IL) , A 2 4pm - ~c h the roof of the still house, • building 60 feet long I the deceased, when on looking round for him he sea sod- 50,000 10 Los. Ch. Bank ef Amin. all 18 27 - ,".• ~ feet broad, and lilted up with moat expensive ma- deal) missed at a pert of the Head were the rocks 10.000 leo London and Colonial IL la t Spas eat 181 IS zd r. _err. The first object sowed at by the firemen was to descend almost perpendicularly to the water. Not 11 4: 11 ) 40,3 London at Ceeng . :• •• ge a 46 66 - r-rat the biasing turpentine from mooing into the stores, I being able to see anything of him, the two boy, ettlee 60 Le a . and eicedr. N 1 1 g j 4: " An -. ,^. %this they were succusfuL The distillery was, however, I after • while went homewards, but through fear 10,401 10 Lea. and Northers (Li ID It „ Ise - , -•• nut, the stock of spirits destroyed, and the machinery lof being chastised did not mention the fact of his we* 20 / me d.& s ou th Ag r i ! a u 2 6 a d _ I'. :. red melees. Fortunately the business of the firm ma 1 being missed until they west to bed. A search was corn- tooe 20 Do. Do. New . ... ' ail - - - • I Fried on al heretofore. The fin Is supposed to have I moored as soon as the dayliget appeared, but it was not tem 100 Lou. aEL Western RAH 10 46 pa 241 "used by • leakage is the of the stills, which allowed I till near 9 o'clock that the body was found where it had ee. 005 100 'Loa & Westminster ,lO 114 06 - ; , rite to eicepe, the liquid coming in contact with the I been left by the tide at the foot of the rocks. From the e ee u e I n e . / I= t e ema , inew(Latt•lc' l $ 1 5 0 1 1 p o n m " le t s. It was impossible to amertain whether oe not the I appearance of the body there can be little doubt that the sn • ,000 60 Do. Nsw . _ • was insured. death of the unfortunate outh stun have been burly 6 •10 gaol - ylO,OOO 100 Metro. & hos. bask (L 10 13 14 orol - • ri . 0 0101.5 DEATH.-On Tuesday, the 10th inst., inetuteiteoes, several serious bruises being observed on the 10,000 60 itelicen le ant a it tip& - ' ..:lest was h o ld a t the Punch B o wl I nn , swa n temples _and other parts of the bead. Au inquest wee held a. OOO 1 0 02071 and Unit (MA) •• 11 par Ime - 1 • It. Thompson , Esq.. °praiser, on the body of John Doh. as TheidaT c before E. G. Powell, Fee.. coroner, when a 10 ; 000 100 nellonel el Myer.; New, 8 4 1 2 11 423 - - .... " ' 'Ay, about 9 years of age, who had accidentally fallen verdict of Accidental Death" was returned. To route ge • negen es e so gn ;4, 1h... 0u5 el ga.llarllennt A, New, a t -: .. . ...- - - ••• . lime hi! o s it ua t e eons , an y u d s ( rem his home. it the calamity still more to be regretted we learn that the vow to N .. &nu, Wale' all Hi 67 - - -.0.1 by the evideace given that the little know on the father of the boy, Edward joom, a labourer, is at present gi '.%.; iu question, about 9 o'clock, strolled from the house - - - . unable to work, tbroogh an hajory to bra leg, asd that se the 60 1 ;00o c" 100 10 N N O w nh Zeal" Weste d ni (lajalledl 15 6 6 Pr. - ,t. a peep into the bil e, w hit, was near l y fa. Six Mosiday following the accident the mother we' confined of 00.400 25 Oriental n „e siu=sons. .2 01 63 to -in ' 4 • ...Is bad beau drawn out in the 'Donna& sad had left I another child. the "milY " fle a e lt "d , " a " au" or " a M 11: 0 4: 1 :0 0 BchwA c iuni &Mad. r4l lir "td 134 - zd .. t - Adis hollow, while some lime, km, had stock to the I number . -Cernarron Herald. 11,500 10 Do. do. New MI .. - - •'• I '''. It is supposed deceased. to saLefy his curiosity, had Mr. John Buller, a nonagenarian, and • South- 20,000 15 South Australis all 0 0 - .• .- i ~ -i clew s co the portion sticking t o the aids , w h o n e niptoe celebrity, was buried yesterday at North Stootham, 10.000 16 South Eastern (Uri.) • -,- war and buried him is the games. The hay was a village near the above mentioned turn. It wee a siege. 14 000 100 Wen& rd ft & aletee • • 0 54 pmt 1 ell f , .I • i ~ I ' S Mr. Michael Steel, who had been from the kilo bar funeral. Mr. Buller was • disaster, and the 6,460100 do. - 40,00 25 Union ef Amlrsibi ... .1 all Si ilit '.'. • mit load of lime. On his return, Steel went to the Bishop of Rachenter, who was the intimate frieel --,-- ie um 100 Oulu el Lrelesi (Um.) 111 8 2 '. .i the kilo to adjust the sides, and saw the burning nib. lof the deceased, buried him. Amoaget the mourners w oo go ya m „ m u g * lIS no 654 8 . 1 1 , , 0 the kilo. He procured assistance and got the • were the Reversed Cason Boston sod the Reversed DOCIAL • ( I . out. which was carried home to his passim The . Mein . Brookfield, Russell. and F:iishaw, clergymen of ie. la l DOOM iFeiel. per. I Soles. •• when on view by the jury, presented a horrifying the eitablished church, also the Mayor of Soutiseroptcs, - i • ' • ~t ie leg and one arm were burst off, sad the remain- Aldermen Palk. Coles, acid Perkins, the Southampton town L ee k, gm ell• g l r i l emm a " an e t, l .,.... weat Ingl,a c :iing e 1 .. 49 . 142 - • ii ; 'the corpse wee • Meek mass a charcoal or cinder. clerk. Dr. Bond, km North Stouts= Churchyard is • Immo. St L a n a i ----` IMO 74 WI 761 . - ' , Pe this will prove • warping to children to keep from bountifully rural spot. In the church there an soomuneabs I 3,040,400 se na. n e sa ec t e a 1116 IS 14 --. 7' • h clangorous places. The verdict of the jury was to Lord Chief Justice Fleming, of Queen Elisebethls reign, MON St I/bantams°. 1N - . ' dental death."-Penrith Adrerisecr. . and Admiral Lord Hawke, one of oar illoateiees es kings. MAW 84.17actoria all kW ass - TER EXEmmX.WIRRIAW /WM mur'" mftv _____ ____. No. fS. 1 MUN6 I N. TO. Wes. 1 6666 II:, .2 Orileka On. Oold. TI ---7 10 i rus = tool .. Akel. U U Mk' .. Du. O. Oa. (Ta 91816 ), 1 630 170 Mt .. Dintiewalle 8,144... iiiminia.. Baimil (Illepa) 180 07 71 (1. 4 611, 1 :.• i lbBl W. alea ltneten a rTavlstk ) 11113 4 1 116. 4:6: l 4l —= iira: 40 .. anal*. t 116 &Ark 1101 I 9 6,000; .. Oust South Tolgu 6,906 1 .. O. U. Tor (nekton) 6000 .. Omni% LOU .. Herod 6 lea .. Hlapke Downs 48419611 11/ 4 60001 .. 14912.1119ths 1.12.11 1 4 806. .. 11Mpret May Want) 91 15 17 1490Kion . IllatU Valky • 4 nwpidy Inn Ore 1,000, .. KM.= 1 400' .. Ivy Mw 6,000 .. Sank Downs 700 .. north imam 6,000 .. KWh. Busk (104661) 19.0 11 1 IN 6,64 .. utk wag Crake poul .. reaper !halted 1 7.1.0 1 le 1,110/,' 10 uorldemft (U. Le'ln' ' 10.67 40 41 /leakier Karst& I UHL 21 $ 512 . IL aluden 831..Cleer ll 460 670 UP .. & W./tome (Lbw ) ! ma* 0 Is amoi .. 9166 Pert I 89.17.8 26 37 w 48•0, .. Tin (toil map .. Wed Banat 1.164, .. W. Medan ( 8 16 L 94 .. West Chlrartes 44000.8, .. West Beton 51/ .. 161. Bllseet Moon) Renee (Ilatrati. 10 80 u t; .. Wheel Latest* .. W.Mary664(llethee ; 8 11 14 PIO .. "Meal Sum l4l 210 la &UP .. wk. Tilkwka (L ab,) 6 7 10 °I Lap .. Wbul Unlon 101t11105 111111111. No. I U. I Una & I IN I U peinni. I Wee. 36600. 2 rasnallke (Wilted) ..1 1 1 mu .- 106900 1 Augli am o l j ua DnaGold(Uai Ift per pa 71,01 0 0 1 111 1 1699 Aeon! Cap s i li I . = i i 10,000 9 111.06(Us. 811 1 6 14600; 10 impi tsa lz: 1161 4000 12000 40 I 10,900' 10 100 pi C rIl$0) ll I 9 —. 100,900 1 IDen N. Del 76,000. 1 Du 11 u 7 . ( .0.d UN1., Wi l 5 1 ‘ Pal .- 4000. 3 leg Del ley ) 11 141 ean 26,000, 1 'at ns ( tad)._ an 41 90,000' 10 al an 20 112 ..- 4000 U Kapanda (Unshed) - - u,sco; 3 Thom sal 10,0011 i De ivi al q tanlan (Undted) 2 Idk Ler 100,000'14196 1 tdin Olll 1 1 Ames Dres.GLIL .1 60,006 4 PanulaWo Copper 1 1 4 Ipa 10,000 10 Etipbandalver 011 7 9 71 - 100,000 6 ort 7611116 1 11 . 11 . 1 taßardOold IL (L) 4, Idk 11&0110 1 Kok Aastral(ll36) I'l pa 11,000' 119 184.10i121 del Rey ,Ual U 146 67 OJT& II rolled Merle= (Um. 1 6 61= 4 11 14 IKON 1 Vallaninee•Cioktah& 1 1 pel :441 1 Worthing (Unnted) 1 11 1 I iridanantutana (Utah en I 3 94 81 3 DISENTI72I STOCKS Is 18. I 010011. lPtl C. pekes. 1 ialsa 4111,01 P 6 Lan.4pc.Mer.irSep. ) l4o 90 N 1088816 St. .10ten.,4pe.Jan.,1147*(00 96 100 $lO,OOO St. 0. stn.—W.ll. —oz.,* p. e 4.. Jan. &1018 ,1161 98 101 418,000 St. l&ne4tYL4p.6,7an&7lB 100 98 110 680.000 St. Lon,Dll66.4p.e.Jan&n4loo IS 100 1026113 Bt. &N.W.4p.e..lan.&Jek 109 Ilk 100 81;880 St. Do. 31 p. cJan.49.lnly 100 In 87 149,710 fit 49.1 1 9.,4p.e.Jea4ae1r..00 91 140 .... ,el 4 p.e.Jan.&Jely AO ft 100 .... ! st. . &Web. S. P. &D. 8., KM' U. . sP• Mk e s t ...4 7. p.e. b• Pandt.T Ang Ol7 1 1 °° 00 1 97 °7 1 99 09 rnd, .... .... I 96 Seel.N.L. w 4p. sciz e.A6 LA &Oc6 Nlo ll uB. oo I No. I Alb. I oonUI UAW 10 i lliagle.2l mhos 1114 VOW 116 retrahaa 111.000 mita= 67,000 10 BerdoWaterworke 110, Member ( 6.0 000 00 60 Ameri Gm cas Lag WNW. , D. t L Walt T.I. (ls)•• 4e16: ilkiCanada e = 50,000 10 Canadialnr;L) 1.000 II Ceylon Company 4,000 00 C Ly 011,es (Lim) 4000 10 Cam of Africealler.(L? 4000. 50 ConussmialUsion(lns., 10,000 00 Cosselldansi Dla.. 50 57.600' 10 Costinental Ca.GesiL) 40,000 100 .ContractCorporation(L 4000 16 Cop.M.Dos. .Pref.7s p. 0.1 10.000 60' , Credit Yonder 10,000 50 Do. of Durham (L)1 10,000 10 Credit Mobiber 10020124 SC,Crmnal /Wass 140,401. It. Do. Preference 277,004 j OA Do. 6p. Perp. De h 10.000100 DtsconntCorporailoncL 52000 10 (IL badla lrrls. di Canal 100.000. ( 10 loptlanCoes.h rTd.(L 24,111761 tit 1511eCtile Telagraph 10.400 log. sad Aim Copper., 10,400 100 ffsigAlleottialtMarin.iLl 4000100 Flnaacesi Corporation. 5.000 50 4rinaneial Discount IL, 00,0001 10 roreot. Warehouse (L. 14000 ID laCredith 10,00 t, 16 !Gen. &ma Narigetke 1110.000 10 IlbehoneDay 40001 5. rinsneial (L) 26.0051 1 11.41444 itirrying (Lim. 14500' 1 illstionat.rises.B4 (L 4000'10 halm bits. (Can. On. 101400 120 Do. 4p. C. DAL r.l 00.00ej 21 lointOtockDisoosnt(L.) 4000 50 Lund Securities (Um.) 10,000 26 Load. African Tn Kos 4404 if Laisd.aedCaledon.ll C .(L is) 0 5 Lerd. Disirtot Telei 000! 5 0 Loot nava Amu (L) 10,40 10 Da New 14400! 4 Load. G. Omnibus C. (LI 10,000 60 !Land., Atc.fts. 5i1•00 20 Losd.Prorlacialllarine 60,000 10 Wadies Drip. &Canal 4000 10 Do. 464 10 Ileurithis 11440 15 10 Media latem L 10.000 50 :Ifercaa_CroditAsso. L. 14600 10 Nalal landhOol C. a 40,002 16 Samosa Ms. C 0... (L 40,000 IS Do. New 1, Si. it a *Ns kora al 1 IS el ii 11 ea ldls gia idis 2 gm ss u t eis 7 8 pm, Ms par 4 1 slum . IS 85 111 115 112 11,1 I spy 1441$ 3 SON 102 11 11 1 pm e Ipm g 46.-..1 la lir N 19k 41, 4j 5 1.4 191 19 i V Prl4 POP J, PP • • .W 1 M. wI z ia pie pal 12} 111fgan 10111 If pen, If 2 1 Alt' 1 2pin tn' Inf 111 ,lei 1110} 7+i P! illatiasal 008 em Nay. (14 I 40001 10 ,NeebufildaCoal t L 10.010, fi [ S.Zealsodi.*Laaa(L i i LUAU, 1 N. RrltlahAkostrala. MAN 00 N. BrlLßUerean. Is. 20,000 1 ;NoveleolasaandL. L 4 - 10 10ipe 14po i fi ri: Pr Pr la 9 l J aim u t Wpm 4g• 3 v. Wr If II lie 44 MI to 80 20 2!ps r 1 1 2 l V 121 2 kw 24 26 120 14 sal Ws par Par tra 111 a I I t i pa l tiva 1 2 pia t 1 poi 1 4ia 22= 1 11} pm! 1 II Par 12 2 pr. F 4 i If in ti I 611 lrillar - MABXET;-(THIS DAYJ Two Mom. The stock markets today are dull. There is little disposition to enter into fresh speculative transactions while the Danish question remains in its present unsettled state. The funds have declined e per oent. Home railway stooks in some instances are rather lower. Foreign stocks show steadiness. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Retitle opened at 66fr.'700., showings decline of I per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. The demand for money continues limited, and good three months' bills are readily taken at 7i per cent., and in some cases even at lest The supply of capital is superabundant Consols are now quoted 911 to with div., for money, and 901 to}, exdiv., for the account (JuneB). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1; ditto for ac count, 901. 1 ; Three per Cents. Rednosd, 89, 1 ; New Three per Ceuta., 891, 89 ; ditto Three-and s-half per Cents., 971 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 10.1, 105, 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1131 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 10s. dia. ; ditto June, 3s. di.. Greek Bonds are per cent better than yester day, at 234 to 4, while Mexican are lower, at 43e to 44. Spanish Passive Bonds are ste ady, at 34 to ; Turkish of 1858 at 684 to ; ditto of 1862, at 701 to 714 ; and the Conso- Jidda at 474 to 484. Mexican scrip is quoted 1 dis. to par ; Russian, 24 to 3 prem. ; Swedish, 24 to 3 prem. ; and Venezuelan, 5 to 3 dia., ex div. Confederate Bonds have fallen to 63 to 65, upon rumours relative to the struggle in Virginia. Transactions are recorded as follows —Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 904 ; ditto, 1863, 874 ; Danish, 18 64 , Scrip, e prem. ; Dutch Certifs. , 991 ; Egyptian, 100 e. ditto, second issue, 101 ; Greek, for account, 23e, 4, 4 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 104 ; Italian, for account, 684, 674; Mexican, for account, 431, ;Peru vian, 1862, for account, 88; Portuguese, 1856, for account, 484 ; Spanish Passive, for aooount, 34, 4; Turkish, 1854, for account, 88e ; ditto 1856, for account, 684, 1 ; ditto 1862, for account, 714 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 71, ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 554, ex div. 3 t 891, 89 ; Bank Stock, 239, 237 • ladle Ste*, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. St ock, 105, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1888, 98* ; Wve per Cent. enfaced " rupee 104, * ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 11 114. The India Fire per Cent, k remains tine. There was a better demand for the rupee paper. The March Exchequer Bills were firmer, at lka. to 10s. din., and the June unaltered, at 9s. to 4a. die. International Financial shares are now quoted 5j to 6 prem. ; General Credit, 5 to 6 prem. ; iludison's Bay, 19 to ; Credit Mobilier, 41 to 3 ?rem. ; Credit Fonder (Great Britain and Ireland), 61 to 7 prem. ; International Land Cre dit Company, 14 to prem. ; Millwall Ironworks, to a prem.; Imperial Bank of China, it to 1 prem. ; City Offices, to 3 prom.; and Imperial Financial, 31 to 4 prem. HALT-PAST Two o'Cwca. Consols are flatter, at 94 to i, with div., for money, and 90 to I, ex div., for the account. At the Bank of England discount office the applications yesterday presented a slight increase, owing, no doubt, to the reduction in the terms. In the general market, however, there were indications of increasing ease, the supply of money having largely augmented. The rake lately current are consequently no longer maintained ; 71 to 7} per cent. was asked for good bills, but in exceptional instances transactions took place as low as 7. We also bear of business being done in choice six months Mee at 7 to 7} per cent. . _ The satisfactory announcement was received yes terday that the flank of Prance has reduced its rate of discount from eight to seven per amt., thus keeping it still one per cent. under the terms of the Bank of England. The value of money in the principal continental market is still decidedly below the rates quoted here. At Paris and Vienna the rate of discount in the open market is six per cent. ; at Amsterdam and St. Petersburg, 5 ; at Hamburg, 4 ; at Turin, 7 ; at Frankfort., 3; at Berlin, ; and at Brus ses, 51 per cent. The numbers are published of 398 bonds, repre senting 84,8001. of the Turkish Loan of 1882, which were drawn on the 18th inst., and are to be paid off at 100 on the lst of July. About 73,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were again in some cases slightly less favourable to this country. The rates were u follows : Aseterden, 11 months. 12.14 to I ; Mite, 3 days, 11.1/ to 18 ; Rotterdam, 3 swaths, 12.01 to 1; Ant werp. 3 months. 25.70 to 75 ; Hamburg, ms. beam. 3 mouths, 13.9 to 4 : Pam 3 days, 25.25 to 30 ; ditto. 3 mouths, 25.674 to ' 75 ; t Franklortta-therliana, 3 mouths, 1204 ; Bt. Pesesbang (per rouble), 3 woothe,32l to 4 ; Vaasa, eff.'soothe, ILB3 to 90 ; Trieste, O aths 3 swaths, 11.86 to 90 ; Madrid, 3 months, 47t to 48 months, 474 to 48 ; Leatiorn, S moat. 26.86 to 26.90; Gam, 3 mouths, 25.86 to 25.90 ; lee 3 =oaths. 25.85 to 25.90 ; Naples. 3 swaths, 25.85 to 26.90; ?sienna 3 =atlas, 26.85 to 25.90; Messina, 3mmth 25.85 to 25.90 ; Lisboa, 10 days, 52 4 to I ; Oporto.A dm. 521 to I. _ _ _ The amalgamation of Messrs. Barnett, Hoaxes, and Co., with Messrs. Hanbnrys and Lloyds, both private bankers, of Lombard-street, was announced yesterday. The premises of the two firms adjoin. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,0821. over last year. The letters of allotment in the Brighton Brewery Company (Limited), late Smithers and Son, wore issued on the 18th inst. We are informed that an amalgamation of another brewery in Brighton will shortly be arranged by this company. With reference to the course of affairs in Greece, a Greek correspondent sends us the following : " The news to-day from Athens is most satisfac tory. The civil and military governors for the lonian Islands have been appointed and start atones to resume their duties. On the 12th (24th) inst. the King is to take his departure for Corfu, and it is ar ranged that on his return the offer to the bondholders will be made. The Chambers were persuaded that unless the public credit is put on a sure basis no improvement can be introduced into Greece ; so that this long pending affair will end most favour ably for both parties." _ _ _ The directors of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada have this day issued a favourable report for the six months ending March 31. We extract as follows : The follow* Deport sad slatemeet of amounts fee the six months ending the 31st of March of the correct year is submitted to the proprietors The set profits dariag this period amount to 14,0961. es. 7d., which, added to the sum brought forward from September. gives a Delano, at credit of reveoue of 14,372/. 17a. 7d. The directors reoorarosed that out of this balance • dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, lea income tax, be declared on the pid•sp capital stock of the company ; that ooe-balf of the surplus prat. over 6 per Gent per annum, and the usual charge for interest, animiatiog together to 3.7681. 7s. 11d., bearded to the reserve fund, in accordance with the provisions of the royal charter of iricorporation; sod that 3301. be applied to the redemption of preliminary expenses. There will then remain the sum of 3041.95. ed. to the credit of the next half year's accounts. Daring the period embraced by thew nocioneni the reserve food has been charged with the lam of 7061. 14s. for losses on realisation of securities io default, arid outlay on office premises. The amount stead* to the credit of this fund, after siding the 3,768 f. Is. 11d. above referred to. will be 50102/. ier. The reports received by the directors from their commissioners in Canada state that there is an increased demand for agricultural properties at improving prices The applicatiers for loans continue nu merous, and there is no doubt that in a more normal state of the money market the operations of the company may be advantageously extended. In the foreign stock market the tendency prices was unfavourable, but there was not mock actual change. Little change occurred in back ~h ares. Bank at Australasia, London and Colonial, and Loudon and County Bank were quoted rather better, while Impenal Ottoman and Mercantile and Exchange slightly receded. Hudson's Bay shares have receded to 14 to L and Egyptian Trading to 3to prem. Italian Irrigation, .Juint-stock Discount, and the %hares al " Smith, Knight, and Co." were fiat. The Company of African Merchants, Telegraph Conatruction, 1 Panama Royal Mail Steam, National Discount. and Peninsular and Oriental New improved. There • ' Continental Union were numerous transactions to Gas shares, which had risen at the chum to 14 , to 2 prem. The shares of several of the financial wasps nies have declined 2s. 6d. to be. to-day. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnterius tional, 6to k prem. ; General Credit, bi to si prem. ; London Financial, 12} to 13 pram ; Imperial Financial, 3i to 4 pram. ; Mercantile Credit, 10 to prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 4f to I prem. ; and Credit Foncier, 7to prem. . _ - - The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings aze subjoined, viz.. :—lnternational Land Credit, If to n prem. ; Imrial Bank of China, I to 11 prem. • Fore-streetWareholuie, 41 to'bf prem.; Ottoman iff; naccial, par to prem. ; Shireoaks Colliery, 1} to 2 prem. ; Freehold and leneral Investment, Ito 2 prom.: Scottish and Universal Bank, 1 to 3 prom.; Tyne Shipbuilding, 1+ to 2 prom. ; Humber Iro n Works, die. to par ; International Contract, 1 die to par ; Bast India Financial, die . to prem. ; Gellivars, 3 to 2 die. ; Queensland Sheep 3 to die. • Mauritius Credit Fonder, 1 die. to par; Millwall Iron Works, to 1 prem. New South Wales and Nova Scotia Ourernmesit Debentures were inquired for. ti WOO s 6 ioriestal Commerslahl. I 140000,' I Orilatal 04, (Llasll44l 00,000, 1 , Do. New *OOO 10 brisatledand944os4g ) 10.000 50 tOttosaa Plnaoetal (1 ) 10,000 6 rOttoman (Limit* Di ;i::.7ii.;47.7.Tf )1 MOO 6 I Do. 010,01001 at. toollilv.loadtgla.(LJl WOO AO ,fealusulat% 0. 840lail 9:1,000 SO I Do. Now 17,0,t0 10 :glowbrada L. IL, 11.(L I lo,olo' IC .Wiane7 Imo 10,000! , Do. Now CM, 26 City Improv. (L ) 29.720 2$ Ditto ditto 16,00 u 100 Royal liallataas 100,0001. St. Soot Austra Invest. (L 40,00 u 60 'Reath, Kalglat. & pt Co. (L 10,. 10 ,loc.Pleaa.ditilyia(L) 10000 03 b SO & Aitken M . la. (1 ' 12.110 16 ,lotal Awatrallaa load 000,00 K' 'Sabaistias Tolagraoli 1 Reno 11,100 j 10 Tal.Cosattoc.&Mal&(l 100.000 10 I ThusartMarsey la.(&) 12,50 c. 10 Trast&Apacyattaa 60,000 T. R L Co. of U. Canada 10,000. 6 'l7altad K. Teke. Oa (L.) 10,000 20 Mama Marisa laa(t.) 16,000 10 Upper Sawa Tea Um.) 10,000 30 Iran Diamea's 10ad. .. "CO, SO W arrant ihaaiae, W. I WestinlirtPacitleS L PREFERENCE SR . Great Northern, 5 par cant. rade game., Ind. Great Welton, OEM., lit guar. stook, 124. Midland, 41 par coot. Prof. Meek, redeemable, 101 k to 1003. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 104. Weed Rumbles, 7g ed. Do., Ai jeraat. Profanities, 10. at 5 per cent. Jor ENOILMOCS IROFFlLLD.—According to state meats made by the directors of the Trent, Ancholme, and Grimsby Railway, opened on Saturday, the new line will bring Grimsby nine miles nearer Nanobaster, 14 nearer the /loath Yorkshire coal Said', and r 3 or 24 soarer the mod densely populated portion of the Wert Riding, while the quantity of iroe ore contained is the sewly•found iron die. trio! is the sethiandieg sum of 3,500,000,0G0 tons. Compen sate have been instituted between the new iroafteld in Cleveland sad the new one is Lincolnshire, to show that the northern one is but • fleabite is comparison with the ore on the banks of the Treat, the total of the Cleveland being slated at 500,030,000 thea—Striteld TetegropA . OWIZHAL Garr.—General Grant meioses with hi. sus ta a boos is the vilise• ; and at hit table aita tang lierly every member of his military family. The expenses at the was are divided among the tee, not in equal pro. porticoes exactly, bat in • manner that is satisfactory to all. There is sot the slightest attempt at show or parade in the furniture or equipage; everything is for use and soosany of trouble sad apses. The crockery is aunty sad of the plaisset, and the fare, though milkiest is quantity, a Just as homely as that of any thrifty mid careful mershaaki is your city. A chop with a cup of coffee for breakfast ; a bit of roast beef, with potatoes ed " hard took," confronting a dish of pork and " " served for the 5 o'clock dinner, which wee coocloded without pastry or deseert. A cup of tea and a bit ol breed arid butter sit Wiest 8 o'clock !sighed up the day. The beds were simply ramp cues, some with sad others without nattremes ; and all the toilet apparatus maywkere visible were a few tin wash Wise, a moderate @apply of townie, • bit of looking glass, and • horn south. At the table wither distilled liquor nor wine is wed Ned. The general will not have either about him, for kis own or others' were,—New Pori. Sun. MINE&-(THIS DA FJ Two °Twos. The mining market is quiet to-day, with very little business. The principal feature is a decline of 76.6 d. in East Grenville shares, which are now quoted to Wheal Grenville are also rather lower, M to 1. East Caradon are unchanged at 29/ to;, Great Vor at 311 to 34/, and Emit Lovell at 22 Se 23. Stray Park are officially marked 27. Mariquita and Yudanamutana shares are dull, other foreign and colonial mines being quiet. The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli dated Copper Mining Company, at their board meeting held yesterday, droced a dividend of 12,2881., being 121. per share, arising from profits on sales of copper ores sampled in the months of January and February last. After payment of tie same there remains in hand a balance of 24,241 L 7s. Bd. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVICRPOOL COTTON MARIEBT. (THIS DAY.) (sT surram AND creteounosex. ezulaturw.) (now OUR OWN CONZEOPONDINT.) lierlost ♦ery dull, bat allay, and the Wes foot op 5,000 bales. There is hardly soythisse ohe talked Alma ►ere than the expected sews by the &mom doe truer. row at Qcosesto we. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DA T.) The market is steady ; priers ass quoted r follows :- Tows tallow, 395. net cub ; Petersburg Y.C. ea the spelt. 40e. 3d. ; Jae*, 40s. 3d. to 40s. 6d. ; July, 41s. ; October to Dumber, 435. &L Kamer AVILAGIVI.-Towm tallo rr, 41a. 6d. ; lot 2s. 2d. ; yellow Russian, 41s. 6d. ; melted stuff, 31s. 6d. ; rough ditto, 17s. 6d. ; tallow graves, 17s. ; good drip, 7a. 131CITICITELD HAY MARKIL7.-(THHI DAY.) Messrs. Hervey and Eatoe report trade at this &Wowing prides :-Prinie meadow hay, 73e. to SOL ; esperiar digy 84.. to 90e. ; isforiee ditto, 50a. to Ws. ; slower, old, 90s. to 110 s. ; ditto new, woad cut, 80s. to 10 'is. ; straw, 26e. to 30a. COVENT GARDEN.—(TMS DAY.) Out-door produce is oast •otindeet.heti grams sod forosdstaiwberies are raciest for the dierad. Ol paw apples there r also a tau supply. Coatieental arrests oestrus heavy ; among them are lettuces, sadly', snots, artichokes, radishes, asparsges. cherries, sosnatose, sad peas. Potatoes from Lisboa, of which ooesiderahle AlMS titles have beer imoortail, realm, frnm 71n. try Re., pe..•losoit lb. Assarsgeu fetches from 3s. to es. a bead& Fleur chiefly consist of tulips, oleoresins, orchids, heaths, prim. pelsreseilana missoastts, sad nem riturr. Piss MAW for M. es to ni ilia., sma, p beak, lla to lb ir per la, Os to lie Barcelona We do , ( Ap a p per f &Bre, es 6.1 t. 4 New Smell, do., Us Strawberries. pet es., Ba to 1.04 Old de., 14% Lewes, par 100. th. to 10a. Mooed., do., Ws. Oranges, par 1011, da to 104 1 Wahota. do., Ifs vmazriaus. tabby., p. Oss., Is to b Tamps, per batch, 41 to Od Oteddlowes t tack 44 to ad Cunlmbers. eaPet le ••• ..1 Asparagus. p. toniedle,ss to Oa Boot, p dos., hid to b Preach Beasa,perletis toes atedow, per W., Ito Green peas. p. a mete, Ws. Ode, per blade, la ed te ft Potatoes, Yirk Begging. per Garbo, per lb.. tel tow Ws to to. bettuoaa, each, 14 to ed „ noels, do., Us to 1,14 Modtvo, pre so" Is to ft ~ Aoki* PI! to," _ .. toreorweltp. onset sated te el EA 11 '4 7 ' 4°14 :i P"' Ll. 1 ,9, Mtn Carrots. young per Pasch, bed I Parsley, per etoss, bSs Is Ibubizb, p bundle, 44 to Is I Hats, pr Wadi, td PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKETS. IlTirtiot. MAY 00 -Salem to-day :-London and North Western, 111 101 it 101 11-Motropolltan, IN-North Raster. Berwick 101-Confederate Lass. 601 1-Mealcan Three per Cot, 4.11-itereautile and Micron* Bank. 91-North Waster. 61 0-Albir Manne, 11-16 1-Lancashire Issursnos. 1-Yet rattle Marine. 1 -National Steam Company, 1-1" d. ROWING nut. M AT 10 .- Tie User-lots in this market to-day included Initial' and Portly" Plant sham" Inn pa, and Purr Azle shares at SI pm. Bnunnuyhant Qom! .bans wore as 99 to 9011-Ithminghara and Midland Bank. burrs at 106 -16•Orepoli yolltan Wagon No. I shares at 11 to 1 i pr.-Birsanghant Fur. etak sellers at I lan. Is railway shams London and North Western stock us. quoted at 1101 to 1111-South Stafford' at 101 to 101--Mour Valleys. 9 to 91. M1L1110111211131., MAT 20.--Prker IMO lower, with but little burro. The Stock Leehangssiolod at nor. Owoolidated Bank , Limited). 7S - ems weraro, 4141 i—Lancashtre ant Yorkshire, 111; —London and North Wooten). 111—lianclterter, Iniedleld, and Uncolnshlre, 6L pref., 1316 11111 —ltasicans t 44—Lancaablro Initaranoa, I p.—Geffiera P , sda(4 MO M% Mar 19.—Throe per Cant. Carob, b—New MOB per Cont. Stock, rd. Five per inst. Moak able at Dank of Ireland), 10113-11aak at Ireland 1160 L paid), SIP— Hibernian Banking Cootpony iSL p4d) b Uratlonal Beak did& Data), 79, 60-1.3tt0 for account, BO— Nan (lamed at II pm ) paid). 421—Dort and Bandon ( paid), 114—Debiis and Kingstown (1001. pard;, 200—Great nontlem and Western (1001 paid,. 913—Midland Great Western and Itallway Canal tall paid), 421—Dublin. 9fleklow, and Werford,ll percent. rim All Ladd), 13 Ill—Ditto rim per Cent. redeemable (paid In folk 61—Ditto for aceonat, +l—Great Soothers and Wastien, t pee cent perp ;1001. paid), for aceoant, 111. Tasnric RECerTrs.—The traffic receipta of rail ways is the United Kingdom amounted for the week eadiag Use 14th of Ma), on 11,195 miles, to 647.3361., sod for the oorresprioding week of last yes!, no 10.805 miles, to 555,7691., showing an increase of 393 miles, and of 91,5671. in the receipts, which is the largest increase ever recorded for one week. The gross recoopts oa the follow ing 14 railways amounted ta the sarrgoti.- no 7,744 miles, to 517,318/., sad far the corresponding week of 1883, on 7.;A5 =ilea, to 441.2271.. shinsini an in crease of 179 miles and 76,091/. is the The lOCTIMIIIO on the Caledonia" arsouted to rrgt cm the Chat Easton to 8,1841. ' • os the Great' Northern to 7,a53/. ; on the Great Bontherti and Weston to 70 8 /.; ea the Great Westin • to 10,5191. ; oe the Lea oesbire and Yorkshire to 7,44714 ins the London and North-Weatera to 14,4881. ; oe the Loudon and Bright's& to 1.8041. ; on the Lqedon and South- Western to :,.:174/. ; on the Itaochester, Sbeflield, sad Lloooloshire to 2,1371. ; on the Midland to 8,7401. • on the North Britiati to 7581.; on the North Luau to 7,057/. ; and nu the booth Eastern te 1,7421.—t0ta1, 76,0911. The goods nod mineral traffic no those lines amnonted to 267,1111., and for the correspooding week of 1863, to 241.1281., *sw im an increase of 25,9631. The receipts for P palmy Eviumm. percale, kn. : amounted to 250,371/., vtinst7o . o, B M Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to 1, ex 'bowing as WM"' of 50,108& The teem° wellies on In other limo amounted, oo 3,454 miles, to 130.01111., sad for div., for the Bth of June, closed to-day at the tb„, eornspnodiog week of year as 3;140 g a m if , same quotation. For money the last price was 911 1 114,6421., shosingso iseraw of 214 miles, and of 15.474 K. to 4, with di,. The official business report is as in the receipts. The total receipts of the past week Firm f o ll ows : —Th roe per Cent . C onso l s , f or mone y, lan ingress. of 32.9111. as oomoored with those of the pre 911, 1,1, t ie t 1 ; ditto, for soctount, 901 ; Three radio( week, ending the 7th sad as compered preside. %toed, 891, 3 ; New Three per with Lb, conespoodiug week of last yew iediests • ems. Cents., s i deri a, increase in the traffic of the country.