The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) THE QUM'S PROCTOR V. WILLI/XL—THE STKPRIT This was a suit for administration of the goods of Mary Enudey, late of Grove.road, Mile-end, who, it will be re membered, was berbaroosly murdered in August, 1860, by a plasterer and ex-policeman named Mullins, who was banged for the crime. The question now raised was simply as to the legitimacy of the deceased. Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., Mr. Roden, Q.C., and Dr. Spinks, appeared for the crown; Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., Dr. Wambey, and Mr. Bevil., for the defendant, Samuel Williams, a shoe maker in Stepney, who claimed to be the lawful nephew of the deceased. The following evidence was given in support of the de ceased', legitimacy. Samuel William% of Regent-street, Mlle-end-road—l am the defendant. My parents were named Samuel and Mary Williams. They are both deed. My father died in 1830, and my mother some time after that date. I am 46 years old. They resided at Stone-stain, Broad-street, Ratcliffe. I remember my father's funeral. It took place in fitepoey churchyard. My mother married a second time, her second husband', name being Edward Wilson. That was sixteen or eighteen years ago. My father was a shoe maker. MrsAmsley, the doomed, geeerally called him "Barn," and he used to call her " Mary." My percale always spoke d her to me as my anat. I lived is one of her houses to take care of her property for her. My sister Mrs. Goo lived is another of her houses. .lother has spoken to me about her marriage. [The m certificate was put in. The marriage took place at Si.t. !elver. Church, in 1811.] Crow-examined—Punt searched for the eertificate at Lam beth. I don't know of any other marriage of my father except the one to Mary Riche, to which this certificate refers. Never knew of any half-brothers and sisters. Never beard that Mrs. Smiley had any relations bat my father. Never heard of the family of Spencer till lately. When my mother married Wilson she was a aurae in the London HornitaL Wilson was of no trade ; but the lest I heard if him was that he was a 'bus conductor. Elisabeth Gots, wife of Joseph Gota, and lister of the de fendant, gave similar evidence. Witness had been thrice married. The deceased was married to Trade, about the time of witness's first marriage. She had previously been married to a person named Jones. Smiley died in 1856. He had also bees twice married, and be left two daughters by his foram wife. (The ease was proceeding when we went to prem.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Kr. Como Evans.) IN RC BINCY JAVRB DRAYTON. The bankrupt, described as a vocalist, of Picton-villas, Camden-road. Holloway, applied for hie order of discharge. He owes to umecured creditors 4671., of which 1741. is due to twe creditors for printing and advertis ing. There are secured creditors to the amount of 3951. The largest secured creditor is Mr. Edward Clay ton, printer, of Huddersfield . whose claim is 2 351., and who holds as security a portion of a theatrical wardrobe valued , at 1901. The rest of the creditors are cbiefiy tradesmen. Mr. Lewis, for the creditors, offered no opposition, and the order of discharge was granted. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) IN U ANDIUMFB.—CABB OF A RZITING lAN. The bankrupt was described as a commission spat, of Granby.street, Mornington-crescent. His debts are 9261. ; no assets. Mr. Aldridge asked that the bankrupt should be required to set aside a portion of his future income towards the pay meet of his debts. He was a betting man, and was In the habit of making large sums on the turf. His Hoover granted the order, conditional on the bank rupt setting aside all be earned above 1001. a year. The bankrupt was *horse-dealer and agent for the sale of hors." of Park-walk, Chelsea. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. Debts, 1,2001.: no assets. Mr. Danny. en behalf of a creditor, complained that the bankrupt had contracted debt" by fake representation'. Mr. I. Griffiths, for the bankrupt, submitted that the debts having been contracted some time ago the cam did not come within the new act. His Honour was of opinion that the bankrupt had con tracted debts without reasonable expectation of being able to pay them, and suspended the order of discharge for six months, three months without pro{iootios. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Baron BramwelL) John Catterell, 21, Libman, was indicted foe feloniously setting fire to • warehouse belonging to William M'lfurray. Mr. Bleigh_end Mr. Orridge prosecuted . The prisoner was defended by Mr. Williams and Mr. Oopenheim. The evident* against the prisoner was entirely circumstan tial. The prolocutor carries on • very extensive business as a paper manufacturer at Wandsworth, and the prisoner had been in his service, but vas discharged in February last. The fire that was the subject of inquiry took place about ballad 2 o'clock on the morning of the 11th of May, in the finishing room, wham the paper in packed up in reams to dry, but it wee fortunately dis- ' covered and extinguished before say very 'scions damage was dose. The case against the prisoner was that he was seen loitering near the premises shortly before the fire took place, and that he had borrowed some Inciter matches of one of the witnesses, which were of rather a peculiar description, and • portion of. • match that was found in the warehouse, and by ID•111111 of which the mischief had no doubt been ocinuicieed, with those that the prisoner bad so obtained. this it appeared that the prisoner represented that he saw the fire from his own residence ; this it wee stated it was im possible he could have done, and be had made • state ment to the elect that he expected that the assistance he bah given to extinguish the firs would be the means of in ducing the prosecutor to take him back into his services. The defuses to this charge was that the evidence for the pm's:cities at the utmost merely made out • case of sus picion, sad that it was utterly insufficient to support so serious a charge, and it via urged that if he bad really set fire to the premises, it was extremely improbable that be should have given an alarm and have assisted to extinguish the fire. - Several withers, gays the prisoner a very good obareeter. The jury ristormed a verdict of Not (Beton Mr. Justice Crompton.) Barfora Catherine Wilson, • well-dreesed, ladylike look ing woman, eurreodered to take her trial for bigamy, in baring married William Leehunte Wilson, on the 20th of January, 1868, bar former husband, Jonathan Gotobed, to whom she was married in August, 1848, being still alive. Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted; Sergeant Banalities was specially retained for the defence. Mr. Metcalfe, in opening the rash, said that the object of the present indictment was not to inflict any punish ment upee the defendant, but be admitted that it was instituted with a view to set aside a merriage that had been contracted by the prisoner in 1868 with Mr. Wilson, • gentleman possessed of considerable property, and who was also a captain of militia. Shortly before the marriage the poisoner was engaged as an actrees at a small theatre in Northampton, and Mr. Wilson being at that tows with his regiment, it appeared that he fell in love with her, and they were married in August of that year. He believed that it would be admitted that the prisoner bad been previously married, in the year 1848, to a purses named. Jonathan Gotobed, and that this person was still alive, and from what had already taken place in reference to this matter be believed that the answer that it was intended to set up to the charge was that at the time the marriage was contracted with Gotobed be had a wife living, and that the marriage consequently was not • valid one. This, however, would be for his learned friend to prove, and all he should have to do in the first instance would be to prove the two marriage., and although his learned friend would so doubt endeavour to introduce a great many other matters into the inquiry, the dry question for the jury to decide would be whether Gotobed was a married men at the time he was married to the prisoner, and unless that fact was clearly established it would be their duty to markt the prisoner upon the present indictment. A certificate was then pot in. by which it appeared that the prisoner was married to Mr. Gotobed, at Billericay, ia &sex, in 1848, end that they lived together afterwards as man sod wife ; and a witness, named Walter Smith, proved that Gotobed was alive three or four months ago. He also stated that the family of the prisoner was very respectable, and that her father was • retired farmer. A certificate was next produced by which it appeared that the prisoner was married to Captain Wilma, an Jas., 1858, at St. Pancras Church. Mies Frames Anne Earle, a young lady who had bees go rged as companion to the defendant, proved that fib was informed by her in the beginning of the year 185 8 that she was about to be married to Copied. Wilson. and that she heard her sister ask her what she intended to do with Jonathan. (A laugh.) The dittombot replied that he was all right—be was is America. (Laughter.) She also said that upon one =seism whea Captain Wilson was present they met Gotobed, and Captain Wilson asked who he was, paid the defendant replied that be was one of her old admirers, aced she then turned aside to witness and said that he was her former bullhead. Some further evidence was adduced and this closed the case for the prosecution. [The trial was proceeding when our report left.] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. MOBBING ♦ roazioxra.. Four rough-looking young men, named .7dia Burr, Hessry Scott, Patrick Donoraa, and Bartholomew Connolly were charged with amaulting Bookelaod, a Frenchman, as Tuesday morning, In Tottenham-place. The prosecutor, who gave his evidence in French by the aid of en interpreter, daposed—On Toads,' morning I wee going home to my lodging in oower•placo, when I stopped at a public-house sod was going in. Two men spoke to me, but I did 004 bear what they amid. One d THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1862. them struck me on the top of my hat, sod I perceived that there were six of them surrounding me. I lbw my knife in self-defence and stabbed one of the men, the same, I believe, who had struck me. One of the men then struck me in the face with a brickbat, and the others threw atones at ma. I was knocked down and they me away. A constable came to my emistanc• and took me to the hoepitaL I did not me the boss a the men. William Berry, an ex-policeman, stated that on Tuesday morning, at the time stated, he saw the four prisoners fol lowing the prosecutor, and Donovan threw a brick at him, and knocked hint down. They an away, followed by wit ness, who watched them. They entered a house in Totten , ham-place, and he watched them from an adjoining area, and saw them throw out some pieces of brick into a piece wade ground. When the brick was thrown at the pro reenter the prisoners were close together surrounding the prosseuter, and apparently acting in concert. He was sure they were the same men. Hrs. Lee. a lodgiughoure-keeper in the same street, said she saw the prisoners accost the prosecutor, and one of them asked him for half-a-crown. He said something in Preach, and they then set on him as described. As they tried to run away she saw their faces, and was sure of their identity. Oonstable E 132 said he was on duty in an adjoining „„,.. street, and, bearing • heavy fall. he went to the ig spot (Tottenham -plane), and found the prosecutor N lying on the footway pavement in • state of insendbility, 1.1 and with the blood flowing from his heed and face. A long Oh open knife lay beside him. His clothes were saturated with l A. blood. He said when be came to himself that he hal bees • attacked by five or six men. Witness took him to the boa pital, and after his head had been drooped, accompanied le him home. Witness had seen all the prisoners together at _es half - past 12 o'clock that morning. They were standing out- *I side • public-house in Tottenham-court-coed. Witmer said to them "Go indoors, or go away • I believe you are eg. hen to rob some one , and you shall no t . do it while I can keep near you." A woman who was with them asked N Scott, " How are you off for Node r He replied. " Got N none. Have you. She said "No; but we must get re some of somebody." 8 6. Riley, 115 IL, said he saw the four prisoners together in ig Tottenham-court-road at about 5 o'clock the same morning. 11, They were coming out of • public-house. Cannily M. said, " You —, you never had • spree before." ..115- Not knowing at that time that there wasnazi N. ta ti tir war tast them, he let them peas un • N. bearing of this diaturbacce, he ap prehended Donovan at his lodgings on Wednesday night. N. Bikes witness spoke to him be said, "Is there anything 1 11. the matter with the Frenchman " Mr. Hall asked the prosecutor bow it was that not having Il k seen the face of the man who first struck him, he yet knew that it was the same man whom be stabbed. ei Prosecutor—Because I caught hold of him by the collar. at The prisoner Connolly drew attention to • wound on his N. arm, and said it was inflicted by the prosecutor. The other prisoners, who talked ell together. and very in- Its eess coherently. were understood to deny their identity. Mr. Hall said the case was of too serious • character to be dealt with here. He should commit them for triaL ta MABLBOROUGH-STRE ET. tee ter ASI•OLTDICI • SOLICITOR. fa Ague Mr*, • low-looking female, was charged with as, rahri Sample, solicitor, of 21, Duke- .11.. Mary to amaultul a r. hister.qua linron ohs S;salle, . street, Mr. Semple said at half-past ens this morning the prisoner li d accosted him is Orsabourne.strost, soliciting him to &coma. ss, piny her. Feeling very much annoyed by the prisoner he walked away, but she still followed him. Thinking by It. crossing the street he should get rid of her he did so, but 10 she again, iu Leicester-square, came up to him, and thinking he felt a tooth at his watch chain he pushed her away, when re she struck him is the face. Herring, 60 C, said be saw the prisoner following Mr. s Semple, and on his charging her with annoying him she said ta that the gentleman had seduced her three years ago, and she It thought she had a right to follow him. The prisoner had It. been drinking, but well knew what she was about. Prisoner—l was tipsy, and did sot know what I was 9 4 doi!g. • her before in my life ; sad if at, Mr. Semple—l never saw her 00. • • she had Doted in the falsehood, I should ant bare ut. preasedthe Mr. Knox, having asontainsd from Sawing Forastt, 14 0, that the promisee was • prostitutes, raid that he eeekl Dot have this streets in such a state that peewee weld not ei, pena without beteg annoyed, and that he should net %redone' I. his duty if he did not take her off the streata fora month. U Committed [cc • month, with hard labour. Lie 111. AUCTION•RO011 BOBBKRY. A man who refused his name and address, but said he was 844 a clerk, was charged with striding a china vase and • bronze match-pot, of the Talus of 6/., from the auction rooms of ,11 . " Messrs. Christie and Co., 8, Bing-street, St. James's. SU Mr. William Wareham, dealer in curiosities and anti quities, of 15, Castle-street, Lsiomtersquars, said that on itiday last he bought u china vase of the prisms for 10s., and in consequent:a of what he afterwards heard he took it at. to Kamm Christie's, and left it them. Yesterday about Bt. three, the prisoner brought him a Japan brooms match-pot sod asked him to purchase it, upon which he said to him, a , " nought a vase of you the other dry." Os the primes: replying, " Yes," he told him he must detain hint, fur it was ef, stolen. He (Mr. Wareham) then sent for • constable and gave the prisoner into custody. Henry Edward Taylor, clerk at Manta. Christie's, said the vase brought back by Mr. Wareham was taken from ga the auction rooms during a sale on the 13th, and they had missed a bronze match-pot like that produced from the sale Ss. room subsequently. As there is reason to mimosa the prisoner has paid visits 61 . to other auction rooms, with a similar malt, he was re minded. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I t: pr ammo TILBORAPIL) I ei : ASCOT MEETING. —(THIS DAY.) at. a ST. JAMES'S PALACE STAKES. Oarlebnaek walked over. EOO HANDICAP PLATE. Wan= la Red Bolero 12 raa. PLATE OF 100 SOUS. King al Diomede ... Traveller ... • • Schekelliert 4 tea. GOLD CUP. Asteroid ... Zetland F►irwster 7111 1 2 M. is. 3 BR ... 1 a. 91. 12 1 ... 1 ei 2 19 3 IL EL NEW STAKES. T.Y.O. Ss. Tom Fool, Splitvote r., Overdone. Vivid, Ammer, Fh Comical. Crockerton, Gold Dolt, Rudiments, Send. at... ford, Columba. Blue Meatla, Wasp ii, Biceps, Ned- i l; &wry. Brick, Gentilhomme, Deity's I, AIIIMMIN Grin- aL the, Hurry Scurry 1, and Fits Buyter ors hone. 17 £lOO PLATE. T.Y.O. 21 12 Draft, Marrnioa, Ledburo, Annette, Argonaut, fianadaha, gi Stella, Saxon, Stiehl% Counter, Clairsowith", Black ii Kinght, Borykory, Berkeley. Roegh Dimmed, f by at Stockwell, Geotilhomme, Fontenoy, Yountain Buck, IL Sweetwort, Orlando f, and Peru ars here. IL to_ ROYAL STAND PLATE. LO Athenian., Optimist, Fairwatar,. Lapidiet, Tim Whit- B*. tier, Neptunus, Knutstord, Dusk, Wsngrave, and Spoken- Sk " ham are harm et. BWEEPSTAKM OF 50 BOWL Argonaut wane over. Alan= —hamar° and Dr. Bream. Punic &Kowa Coinneatow. The Public LI.: Schools Oosamiesiosets visited the Charteelionee School se Si. Monday lut, and bad a seawall meeting yesterday at their °Mee Vietoria-dreet, Weatirmster. Present the Earl al _ . - . armadas, the Earl of Devoe, the Lord Lyttelton, Rev. Professor W. H. Thoespsou, H. Belford Vaughan, Esq., awd the secretory. An elaborate return was issued this morning of "the number of sheep supposed to have been killed by dop in each constabulary district in Ireland from the Ist d January, 1861, to the Ist of January, 1862." The total number of the unfortunate animals thus sacrificed is given at 8,897. Is the London eky black or blue ? The question Is now a serious topic of discussion in the Swedish prom the immediate occasion of the inquiry being furnished by certain dark doubts upon the subject in the laden of an Exhibition correspondent. The more unfavourable of the two sup positions has, however, been gallantly met by a Swedish re sident in the post metropolis, who refutes the calumny with all the home-brid indignation of a cockney. SHOCKING AOCIDIENT ON THI CNAZINO•CROSI Bitorta.--frute DAY).—Betweeenine sad tee o'clock this morning a number et men were at work on a scaffold 40 feet from the pound riveting the iron girder bridge spannieg the York•reed, Olathe bolts of owl of the bmckets supportio g the el the scaffold co which two of the men, George tat and plpiam Cobbett, were standing, gave say. Hawke' clung to the girders, and escaped almost by a miracle; but Cobiiett fell to the ground with fearful vi= falling on a quantity of loom granite ; the blood from We month. Dose, and ease. He was taken to West minder Bospilel, end attended by Mr. Arthur Beadles, die house mime, but hie ore is eoseklered !tapeless. A very serious norddent occurred in the Bye Pit, Over Homes, on Tuesday. Four men were espied in ramming bowie lbs powder seeresary to blast away a piece d rook, Miss en smirk* neekleutelly took plum killing nee saes es the spat, and seriatedy wounding the others. Thor Bye Pit is the Oleos where as wisidemil-ups @haw nature happteed kat week. • LONDON GstisitAx. thuristre COW (Lnurso)— Trak receipts for the week ending June 15, 15,1691. Ts. 11d. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Csoox. Business in the railway market to-day is again I N very inactive, and, with the exception of a slight is improvement in London and South Western me stock, prices are quoted the same as yester day. London and North Western stock is firm, and US South Eastern fiat. 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Prig O all woc as. w.• PVION mm-7-x-r 4 ei . —44. PI , _ lei Ile .- .-, 1 4 414 li p. 21 24 1 - li 14 - ile SI 9) SI ail al s so $ T lib 6.9 66 60 $2 176 IS U - let 10 I i PIM 4t WM* I 111 SA I 7} IS la 11 wlr .;..0. 4214 171 .trA1:L e m 11./1111•NOff 100 10111 I - Pd I Lin.wAYS. MONEY MARKET. The funds are firm, at the improvement which took place yesterday. The India Five per Cent Stock is likewise in demand, and the late rise is fully sustained. The scrip of the new loans remains strong. The principal fluctuations in the Stock Exchange to-day have been in Mexican Bonds, which are again weaker. Other securities are generally steady. There is no revival of business in the market for English rail way stocks. The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. No movement had been expected. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at fitifr. 30c., being be. lower than 'yester day. Turkish Loan scrip is quoted 4 to 41 prem. ; Egyptian, 21 to n prem. ; and Russian, f to 1 prem. Consols are officially marked 911 and 92, ex div., for money, and 92 and 921, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are re spectively 911 to 92 and 92 to 1. The official business report is as follows :-Bank Stock, 234, 2351 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91#, f ; New Three per Cents., 91j, ; New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 75 ; India stook, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. atom/K.1071, 108, 1074 ; ditto for account, 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 991 ; ditto, 1864, 991 ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 991, ; Five per Cent. " ',aimed" rupee paper, 103 ii, 103 ; ditto Five-and a-Half per Cent., 109 ; Exchequer Bills, 35., 6s. prem. Sales of Mexican Bonds have again been pressed, and a further considerable fall has taken plate, the last transactions recorded being at 281. There is a further improvement in Venezuela and Moorish Bombs. Spanish Certificates have been more inquired for, and have been last purchased at 9. Italian Five per Cents. are steady. The Turkish Loan of 1864 remains at 821 to 83, while that of 1858 is rather better, at 701 to 711. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Fourand-a-Ralf per Cents., 1862, 1868, 1860, 901, 911, ex div. ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. (scrip), 31, 21 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 851, ; Italian Five per Cents., 721 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 2134 ; ditto, for account, 291, 284, 291, 284 ; Moorish Five per Cents., 96, 1 ; Rus sian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 1860, 90, ex div. ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862 (scrip), I prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 931, # ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 821, ex div.; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 441, ; ditto Passive, 191 ; the Committee's Certificates, 81, 1, 9 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 821 ; ditto Six per Cents, 1868, for account, 711, 71 ; ditto Six per Conte., 1862 (scrip) 4, 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up Scrip, 714, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 234, 24. The shafts of the Eastern Bengal Tea Company are quoted to-day to i prom. Foos o'Czoon. Consols are still quoted 911 to 92, ex div., for money, and 92 to 4, ex div., for the account. Not only is there no present drain upon the Bank bullion, but on Tuesday and yester day 160,0001. has been sent into that establish ment. Meanwhile, larger remittances than , had been expected are being notified from Ame rica, where, at the latest date, the steamers Kangaroo and City of New York were about to sail with 200,0001. in specie, all for England, and supplies are coming forward in due course from Australia.. At the same time, the bulk of our recent engagements in the shape of foreign loans have been liquidated. It is believed that only a moderate sum has yet to be sent on account of the Turkish Loan, which hitherto has premed chiefly on the money market. The active demand for money at the Bank of England ex perienced a week or two ago having likewise subsided, it may be inferred that the reserve must have increased. This is sure to be the case at the present period of the platter when , ever the influx of revenue to the Bank is not Goan , terected by a proportionately active demand at the discount office. These considerations lead to a belief that the probability of an early advance in the Bank rate of discount bas passed away. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money has increased, and the rate for loans on Government Securities from day to day has declined to 11 to 2 per cent. The summit of gold bought by the Bank yester day was 15,0001. The shipments of specie and bullion by the steamer Ceylon, which will leave to-morrow, amount to 410,2511., of which 10,6651. is gold, and the rest silver. The particulars are as follows :- For Alexandria, gold, 1,0001. ; for Ceylon, gold, 3,0001. ; for Madras, gold, 3,865/., and silver, 16,0001. ; for Calcutta, silver, 12,0201., and s tld al 2,8001. ; for Bombay, silver, 10,1911. • for pore, silver, 93,6751. ; for Yong koug, silver, 130,3061. ; for Amoy, silver, 1,1001. ; and for Shanghais silver, 137,2941. The silver market is extremely flat, and the quo tation nominal, at ss. ld. per ounce. It appears by the Americium &deices yesterday that the price of gold at New York hes risen to 41 per cent. prem. and the exchange on London to 1151. A decide d advance took place yesterday in many kinds of American securities. The demand is entirely in answer to the higher prices received from New York. English holders are selling, while the American specubstors continue to buy largely, thus promoting the rise in the exchange, and the consequent efflux of gold from New York to Englaiid. The traffic returns in course of publication this week will mostly show an increase, as they include the receipts of Whitsun week this year as against an ordinary week last year. The London and North Western return shows an increase of 10,0341., which is considered good ; tbe Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 3,000/., which is not re garded favourably ; the Great Northern, en in crease of 263/. ; and the Great Western, an increase of 1,6201. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 6th inst. were 8,4461. sterling, being 1,607/. more than in the correspond ing week of last year. At the meeting yesterday of the Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation, a dividend of 10 per cent. for the half year, free of income tax, ws declared, subject to confir mation by ballot on Wednesday next. The half-yearly . meeting of sharehoklers of the Bank of London is fixed for the 16th July. The half-yearly meeting of the Stithslns Telegraph Company will be held ou the inst. Subjoined are the latest quotations of surance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in in the last Stock Exchange list ; ineuranoe. Albert Medical Life aid Family Wow meat, Alliance British and Foreign, 141 to 4; Coin. vandal Veins, 24 • Ere% 71; Indemnity Marina 100; Leedom, 44 ; Loeuoa and Provincial Mario., 2; Parise. 108; Ocean Marine,A e. P3 o94ll . ; Bach laff, 8 Thames and OAS Light aw il l e ace.--City 5 Leedom 1 4 171; ditto New. 7. Or l, 30; Equitable, 84 to 311 to 4,• Imperial; 83• ditto New, 68 ,• Lanka, 71i ; ditto Blue Treferesee, twain, 83 ; Beath Metropolitan, 204 ; United 00111101 F 38. —Grand Jundica. 800; Wilts and Baku 4 ex dlr. Waterworits.—Chalssa, 231 ; Grand Junction, 731 ; Law both, 108. Docks—Loadoe. 564 to 56. The half-yearly interest is announced on the IW ~YYrIN ~ K VMNM~ 111 en DollolostokaamonAL mil stdoseset.aoimieetab DA. Bda munia gart IM Do. July VII, day I* D. 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Enliven, 101111 18,-Eastern Counties, Id-Great Western, TN-Lanesehire and Yorkshire, 1071 I 4-London and North Western, 64,-London sod South Western, 100-ItawcHuron. 6 6-15 I-Dutch Ithenieis 14 p.-Grami Trunk of Canada,= Great Luxembourg, 14 14 1-1 6 14-Great Western of C 11 746 946-Iris (examemosent), 1114-46ambre and Mean, 1 Theme sod Moray Illsrias, 1 11141 i D. Juni 111.-The market was quiet, though rather mere busloaes was &log than for the bed few days. Mess steady. Sadao and Lake Eames 6 645-Eastern Counties, 66- Great Luxembourg, it: L S-Great Ship qv ef 144 16a.-Grad Trunk ofcsnads 24„.4-0054 Western of &nada, 11= Written, 73-1111nots 4L 44, id -lianehealer, sad Unoolothlret 60 4—Ditto( oda pref.), I 746 p.-North 11 1 41tish. 62-North EarAera (Ber, 07-Thames aid Mangy KariDt Insurance, 11645 a p.-e (paid up), Id so-Northern Coentles Bank, 416 p.-Basth Wasters. 1611-IS, Mostrrxerr To we Gwen ot Quut Vicrom. —Mown, Osmond sad See. sewileterse at Salsbury, have just erected in Whipplegheas eihnothlawl, Isle of Wight, • monument consisting of &WWI wthree stops sad chola. with the following inaseigetion the manor; of George Frederick Jones, born in 18ID, died 1882, groom to Queen Victoria, and the faithful WAendant during thirteen yaws of th e Royal children by whom this stone is eroded. 1885." —West Braes Garotte. A COWHAND CLISOTWAN CHAZODD WITH ROD DERT.—Uvraroot, the polies gawk to day, a coloured gentleman, who cam{ he name of the Rev. Dr. J. W. O. Denniegtes, wased with stealing aa English edition of Domorb "Odrasy," tram • bookstall. The book was found h the priemer's pesesseise. and a bey mere that be ease his nemete it he Ws breast A numbs" of documents, including • eartilliwite of 11111assisios, nee fiend In the womemins et the eneener, sll pet' leg thee he woo negesintei vlsk seem of tie seining aheespme to Liverpool and Manchester. me primmer wss remanded ter a laidaiprkse Mos to-day youtarday. I to 1 pm. - let IA 62 66 164 1636 6 86 (61 et 88 7$ la 76 la 103 106 106 107 106 100 106 107 tI P.' Pak 23 04 SI 66 60 66 S 4 47 a 44 36 32 16 100 . 106 _ 4 ,,.. :6 S i . 9 81 97 100 le 96 I dts par Y 9 95 102 100 96 99 6 • I • 4 • 6 . 86 . .88. 1 101 104 104 r ah. I ra TB 16 96 98 1116 . 116 6 • 1071 15 1 4 1111 II 11_ lob I Oie I , 100 li - mg 74 4 —. es r ... SO 7 1* 17j i 1 0 1 i lir ade sd - 'a _ :11 1 (THIS DAY.) I shares and obligations of the Italian Junction Rail way! Company. With reference to the market for American secu rities' Mr. E F. Batterthwaite reports as follows : The markets for American securities in Ueda" yester day were characterised by unwonted activity, the news re °deed by Hibernian having been of that nature as to is duos extensive purchasing for shipment to New York ; is fact, the market has been completely stripped of all bonds offering at anything like late rates. The plethora of the American money market, with the kaiaks of the currency, bad caused an unusual speculation in stock. aod shares of both fixed and doubtful value ; and, notwithstanding the advance in the rate of exchange to 11:4 and the increasing efflux of gold. speculators seemed evidently bent upon forcing prices still higher. The markets close firm, with an active inquiry for all descriptions of bonds. Two o'CLoci. WISDNISDAT EVININC. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91* to 92, ex div., for the 10th July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 92 to 1. For money the last price was 911 to 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consolk for money, 911, /, ex div. ; ditto; for acoount (July 10), 911, 92, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduce d, 91f, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 11, ; India Stock, 2261, 226, ex div., for opening ; ditto Five par Cent. Stock, 1071, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 991 ; ditto 1864, 091; ditto 1864 or 1866, 991, 1, i. The India Five per Cent. Stock has exper ienced a fresh rise of 1 per cent., closing at 107 to 108 ex di,. Exchequer Bills remain at 3 8 . to prem. A large amount of business was done in foreign stocks. MINES-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oiooz. In the mining market to-day, Wheal Ludcott shares are in extraordinary demand, and have risen to 18} to 1991. Marks Valley are also better, at 101 to f ; East Devon Consols are firm, at 2 to f ; and Gonamena at 3 to f. Eas t Cars don are quiet, at 434 to 441. East 'Cara Brea are quoted 18 to 4 ; Great Wheal For tune, 27 to ; West Caradon 33 to 96 ; North Trelawney, 27a. to 29a. • Hingston Downs, 3to ; Wheal Bithney Cornm eal, 31 to 1; North Treskerby, 36} to 361 . ; and Wheal Union, 4f to /. The market generally is active. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. United. Mexican remain dull, and are marked 6/. The shares of the Teplita Colliery Company (Limited) are quoted to-day 4 tot prem. At the Great Wbeal Tor United Mom meeting, yester day, tits accounts made up to the repeat day showed a balsam is favour of the miry , at 2,2021. The returns of 23 tons par mouth had bees maintained, but the price e! tin having ao materially &alined, the profits were much re duced. U the prioss were earth as ruled the market before the American civil war, noise quarterly dividends could be now *macho& The Warm was carried forward so the credit ot the next sosommit COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGE& Mammal . OM 11 2•• I 30180 1 4 p a L May 10 l7 24 —g 24/66 Td lid 41a lid We 61 641 Jaw 7 l7 Mx mak/ Amor gala Ammer .. 141446 7 IA iM 161IM ad - • D.W.- 1 1111mat, barte.o6o, Bee, liessi,sadffiss, Y. MIMI= Wm SIID lan %MC Mein Lae ; NU, 410; VVO,III ; INMIK 1.144 POM. UT 11 1160 1 1 1 11 . DIASZAIL smarm mu 11.1010•21010 IV in MIMI., BMW OV MAT MU" MI MIL WNW 11•31111. be e l . 07 11 I Ile e i t .. MS ii i 66 9 :: I LIVERPOOL ()mow NARKET. (Tins DAY.) ($T Burma AND ram 'maine TILEOZA7IO. (71011 ODI OWN 001112SPOND0T.) Mutat very Arm at steady rates. Salm probably 12,000 bass. MINCING LANK -(THD3 DAY.) Buda'. -The aserkst freely sapportod; prices Urea down ward tendency, but • fair busmen u dotog. Madras granny sold, syrups, soft brows to middling yellow, Ms. to 375. • good to Ise yellow oryitalliesd, 41s. to 47.. Bd. • Port: to middling grey, 33.. 6d. to Me. • low to f ßa p a e o lo w t a a , Bd. to 425. ; two drating cargoes of Cuba sold for the United IWO= at 21s. 104 d. to 225. Heaped con tbms• steady. 00171111.-Plaalstioa Ceylon is ia brisk request at a fur ther rhinos of lid. be Is. per PL. Sae ordinary to flue mkidUng odd Ills. to 98s. Bd. ; pea 85a. to 91s. Native Ogyles sold at dd. abases ; good siary small to Ilse aft/my. Iffs. le T. TVA comWsses bur. Roe.-120 y!Lsoh•owe sold. lerevrards, maim gaff good, is 4d. to Is. lid. ; 81. Croix, ls. 4d. Rwa-TM market a arm, but bore are few sellers at preempt rabic arras.--Peppor his sold at • alight deeline. &noway, 30. to 3141. ; Allow's, 4d.; whit. ppore, F 44. 2id• Pimento stenly, Ginger, Jambs, sold : brown, 49 5 . for ordiaary, stp es 1255. for good. Cassia Lignes sold at lower prime ; flied sad mooed pile, to Mb. Fame.-Th• nmrket is doll kw deerriptions. at litrirgeran.-408 begs, readies 311, sold els. Id. Carron is firm but km active, abont2,ooo bales sold oa the spat sad for amivaL Joys het said at vary but prises, common to be 121.165. to 221. 10s. Cocerwitt.-7114 priblie sales have gone off well at fully bona prices to ld. admire. lioodzwas silver, frosty grain, at 11d. to 24. 24. ; ekes, 2s. b. to 3s. 4d. Mexican silver, b. &I. ; black, Is. 7d. lima, 2s. 7d. to 2s. &I. brisoo.-Far the sett quarterly sale. 8,800 chests ap sow declared. Tbe market weirdly is steady. TALLOW IiARKST-(THIS DAT.) 'no motion la dandy at On following prim :—Tows tallow. 44a. 9d. •ot ash • Patinsbarg Y.O. cis sio t em agiot, 468. 9d. • 46a. ; July, 464. 9d.; bide 49a. ad.; Weber to Deannehar, 49a. dd. to Oa. 9d.• METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. rrms DAY.) We have again a short alp* a choice beasts, sad they are consequently readily &pond of at Mosday's quotations. The supply of sheep Is &boat the awe as of late trade is dell, bat prime are mot much altered.; We Mee akm usetbir of inferior lambs, away of winch remain eneeld, but abase ones are scar'. The supply of slow is susussollr barge sad prim are lower. Our foreign supply criousta of 229 heists, 2,890 sheep, and 658 calves. lideb cows, 96. ter mows et elm 44. 64. IV dam 84 1114. s. 4. s. 0. Doi 00004, ileratOs. 4 10 6 0 114•8 1 / 6 4t 1161:4858 4 10 6 • •••t aliors.lbsem 4•4 10 11886 Leg-west.... 00 0 • 44cosi qua. barb a 4 4 0 Do. do. MOOR 4 64 10 Oalive Flo 11446Dast Hlt-twels • 0 0 0 Labs Deals et mob* AM; Mem ea1L48:498. 12,940 ; C• 1846 870: DM 103. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Hems. Harvey and .6avton report trade slow • prises without slisrstiest Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 8 0a.; supe rior ditto. 84e. to 99e. 6d. ,• Werke. ditto, 60a. to 60s. - d o m. .14 90a. t0 Ina 61.; ditto new, mood oat, 80ii. to 100 s. ; straw. 16s. to 40s THZ DOG AIOD tan SM. —The Figaro-Pro preseess. relates the following :—" Baron Taylor. while tra velling is Spain, arrived in the evening at a village ins, and eat down before a stove to dry his boot.. Close by was a turn spit dog which watched lihn very attentively. ' What can you give me to eat! said the Baron to the bootees. • Some imp,' was the reply. • No, they are toe mawkish.' A rabbit.' • That is too indigestible.' The attaniim of the dog seemed to become more and more directed to the Oaaniraititla. Some ham! No,' said the Baron, 'that would make me thirsty." Some pigeons.' The deg here stood up. ' No. there is no nourishment its A. them.' • fowl,' said the besiege, oa which the dog started hastily eat of the room • What is the matter with the dog! said the Barns. 'Oh ! nothing at ell,' WWI the reply ; Ise ally wishes to war his work, for he kooweilthat if you &oid• is a fowl, he "will have to turn the spit.' CHAMOUSLI.—We Wahreans) have received the fcllewgtig commasication fame °lmmo :—" Tea will confer • gnat boon en mash of egg mantryatee as may visit Chameanix this year, by pettimtlima on theirgaerd against • system widish prevails here. I allude to the isiquitooe vrobees et do diligence reastmaiso. payWg beaver cd tees. and 41r. ea mob phsee smog kr traveHers to gal by say waiter, porter, on velet4e. pleas ; sad et this letter Owe laster the beaus paid was es high se 61r. for Waging aim to enema hie place to Geneva. Thin inim_dmibt tkik tats is a direct impost. ties apes British salslaisr Waviness, sad it is mast import sat that the poetise sheelsl he was pahlioly knows ; as if the saispasio sad to pay sash a boons to the ister medlate NAM% they OH& charge lees for the places ; se a. u .tli toitenese ware their own plains, and I I , homed the boa= themesives." dept. ble W , chid row aro* LL 1:11 woo slir- - E. OP " seeL is & 6# Z s igl 10 Ai II ON _IIL WI Ariel 1 me i 1 : • ifs se l i soo so mu A so se le ‘ II _ . _ _ _ itt - ,11.1 i~~ _i :615 a l iii " I. I* vat, se 11 i. 2.10 ZS 1,760 .. ;wbtu 1,000 A. 62g/C lb 000 ),000 2 10 lOW II 1,000 2400. 100