The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENOE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. Sittings in Beano.—Wain Lord Qid Justice Cockburn and Jostles Quagnre, Bandanna, and thee.) Tl' pomre lIITHDAY. The Common Law &WU. unlike Chancery, pay no re ipect to these state eidebrateons otlierwime thee by • slight alteration io the robing of the learned Judge* and Queen's CouesaL Their lordships wove their scarlet gowns and full bottomed wigs. The Queen's counsel also wore their full bottomed wigs, but they were not in court dress as was the practice a few years since. The Cbanoary courts ob- served this day as a holiday. IN RE YENIIA!! OTH2IB.=TRI . 001FIEDZIATI Nuns. Mr. Edward James, Q.C., Mr. Littler, and Mr. W. H. James appeared for the prisoners ; Mr. Lush, Q. 0., Mr. Millwood, and Mr. Imshington appeared on behalf of the American government. Mr. James said the gaolerhad produced in court the three iu his custody, c ha rged at Liverpool with piracy, on the information of the representatives of the American government, and also his return to the writ of babes, corpus that bad been boned for their discharge. The loomed counsel asked that it might be mad. . . Mr. Norton, the Queen's coroner, then reed the return, which set forth that the gaoler detained the three prisoners in his custody by virtue of the warrants which be had an nexed to the return, viz., Sir Cleorgii Grey's warrant, and the second orders of remand of the magistrates. [The case was proceeding when our report left.] EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. Lord Chief Justice Iris, Mr. Bares Bramwell, and Mr. Justice Crompton .at this morning end appointed the fol- lowing days for sittinp in error : For Errors from the Qeeeo's Beech.—Tutoday, 14th ; Wednesday, 15th ; and Thursday, 16th of Jane. For Errors from the Common Fleas--Friday, 17th, and Saturday, 18th June. For Errata from the Exchequer—Monday, 20th, and Tueaday, 21st Jute. And on Wednesday, =ad, sad following days, for Errors from the Queen's Bench, if sesart can be made. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERECF-VWELL. -TRINE AMONG TEE RINIIIITS AND GRAND JUNCTION CANAL BOATICII.. A powerfully-built young fellow who gave the name of ..b.dan Miaow', and described himself as a boatman residing at Wolverhampton, was charged beton Mr. Barker with causing a disturbance and intimidation of the boatmen in the empliy of the Grand Junction Canal Company at 117. Wontner, solicitor, of Bucklersbury, attended for the prosecution. Mr. Edwin Balt° said he was foreman engineer in the ser vice of the company, and superintended the deepetch of the steamers. On Sunday evening be was in the City Basin what some steamers were ' off. There were • large number of boatmen aramhled en the bank, who refused to proceed on their voyage. The prisoner was there, and took a very prominent pert. He and his companions were endeavouring to intimidate those who wanted to go on with their duty to °moonshine. Os board one of the yowls was a man of the mime of Heritage, who was in the employ of the oocapany. Witham saw the primmer lay hold of Heri tage sod strike him. He would not leave the boat until the prisoner and his companions forced him. Mr. George Britton said, in coesequane of a strike among the men in the employ of the Canal Company, he, as foreman at the City Basin, went up to the canipsey's place at Camden-town Bridge. He there found one of the company's servants of the name of Heritage surrounded by a number of men, the prisoner being aloognide of him. He went in amongst than, and asked Heritage why he was ashore. He mid, in the nemesia of the prisoner, " I am fetched whore." He 'eked hint who by, and he said Nissan was the first to come up. He then asked if he was willing to go on with the boat, and he mid, " Yes ; only he was afraid that the prisoner and the others would follow him? He then put hint in • cab, and they overtook the boat at Paddington, and he then got in and went on his journey to Birmingham. Mr. Wontner—Did you see the prisoner do anything on Monday Witness—Yes. In the morning he was in company with a number of other men on strike. A number of boats came up from Limehouae and he went on board and took the men off, and the oonsequence was that those boats could not continue their voyages. The prisoner said he did not wish to ask any ques tions. He was not aware that the strike bad com mend until Sunday morning, and then he found that the men had struck to be paid for all they did. Ceder standing from some of the men on strike that they were going to fetch some men off the boats, he went too, and he certainly did ask one or two to come off, but he did it in • very quiet and gentlemanlffie manner. Mr. Barker inquired if many boats bad started on their vorfse& Mr. Wonkier replied that very few had gone, end the different team were full of craft. Those boats that had gone were, as he before said, under-manned, and those that had gone with the boats bad been pasty intimidated. Several large manufacturers would be stopped in their business if theme proceedings were allowed to he carried on. Mr. Barker said he would do all in his power to remedy the evil by carrying out the law. He should remand the prisoner fora few days for the attendance of the man Heri tage, who was •ock by the prisoner. Beinesam Wilson, • bastosan, of 2, Wesley-court, SR Luke's, was charged with • like offence, and also with &flooring the officials of the company at their offices in the Wherfroad, City-rood. Mr. Wontner said if anything this was • worse case than the previous owe, as it plainly showed that without strong manna were adopted the prisoner and men of his clam would do just se they passed in deftest* of all law and junco. The prisoner, whilst Mr. Britton, the manager of the company, had gone to the polies-station to prefer the previous charge, had gone on board the boats and brought some men off, and this, notwithstanding that he had men the other prisoner given into custody for committing the same offence. _ -- te;cas — ii evidence, al Mr. Barker ng said the case was clearly proved. The pri mow had laid himmlf open to be imprisoned for three month. with hard labour. He should now mod him for ooe month, and if that did not have the desired effect he should Menem the term. - Rib; prisoner;;;;Dedquits takes by surprii• at the de cision.) •ITILAT DI • RAILWAY C•NRIAGI ON MI RAILWAY, Geor9e Dewy. the mat. of the Summer Fly barque, lying at London-bridge, was charged with being drunk and as smiting Mr. Henry Rogers, curiosity dealer, of 44, Holy. well-street, Strand, at the Metropolitan, Underground Rail way, Farringdou.street, St. Andrew's. The complainant stated that last night he got into a car- Alp on the above railway at Gower-street, and when the tram was approaching Ferriagdon-street the prisoner, who was the worse for liquor, accused him of stealing his rail way ticket, and without saying a word took him by the neck-cloth and attempted to strangle him. Not *outset with this santidt, the prisoner shook him violently. His cries brought one of the railway constables to his assis tance, bat he would not do anything, and allowed the prisoner to abuse him and all him dreadful names. The prisoner followed him outside the station, and he was no MOOD OT outside than the prisoner bit him a violent blow on the back of the head, tore his clothes, and broke his hat ; had it not been for the bystanders the prisoner would have hall murdered him. He thought that the railway autho rities were very much to blame in not taking the charge when they saw the state of the prisoner, sod also saw him 'moulted. 117. Barker—Do you say that the primmer was drunk' The coroplainaat—Yes, his language 'ma very dnradfuL I Wag an old man had no choose with • young, strong, strapping fellow like the prisoner. Mr. Barker—Had you given him any provocation for him to act in thin way' The Complainant—No. He said that I laughed at him, but I did not. Aa for his railway ticket the porter told him hie ticket would be different to mine, sel got into the train at Gower.streot, sad he (prisoner) got in at Pad. dingtoa Mr. William Sherwood, a compositor, of 19, Francis.street, Waterloo-read, said he saw the prisoner follow the old man (the complainant) sad strike him a heavy blow on the back of his head. The prisoner would have struck him again had be not beam prevented. Mr. Barker—Do you say the • was drunk or sober' Witnem—The prisoner was the worm for liquor, sad his language was very disgraceful. His threats to the com plainant were dreadful. Police wadable Henry Cannon, 172 G, rid he took the prisoner into custody. Tbe primer was the worse for quor, but well knew what be was about. The prisoner said be struck the complainant because he laughed at him. He was vary aggravated because be lost his watch in the morning, and he thought the old man had got his railway ticket. Mr. Barker said the assault was a very diagnioeful one, and tined the prisoner 21. and 1/. meta, or, in default, six week,' imprisooment, with hard labour, in the Howe of Correction. _ _ . The primmer was locked up in default. The complainant said th►t he hoped that notice would be taken that the railway authorities would not interfere with a drunken man. WANDSWORTH. ALLECID ATTIMPT TO POISON ♦ TELLOW-61131TANT. 61110CLAR lIIMIWITGATION. Darriee AWaxtite. a genteel-looking young woman, wee brought before lir. Ingham for the third time on a charge of attempting to poison her fellow.eermint, Louisa Caroline Gorr by =meg a quantity of tincture of iodine with her foal' Mr. Willies defended the primmer. It apprised that the premier wee meth and the eoreplaineat nursemaid is the ammo' of • family resides/ et No. 6, Thorlow terrace, Larkhall.lane, Clapham. The cromplaimurt alleged that she mimed a shawl ; and in conseqamice of having ea yuinted her mistime with her lone, the prisoner used threats to her, and oo Sunday week hut, after shin bad THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 1864. lase. Ai. Tekehltre!kto !pit the u. I al lifina.,WoUletsweTaL IC 100 I .111711taa==b LI 00 Md.C. St M IMO , Caledo nia lasts, N. O all all (Mork and Biagi= * wall • . • BID*. •I • noWv. until P idiaburgh IS sit iDo. B 1 p. &assigns:l • all !Deradwa Dahlia and sad bestanG lasgow e IS • berika•biLla 114. M j BL We Orem mada.Wou N. i lls 1 Wei Meatus Ord. N. N. 100 Do. • *wk 11l 100 i Do. Z. Lag. SO., Mo.! It 100 Gnat NerthelSootland K 100 Ore* Nathan It 100 Do.ki Area. sadly. an *. *I IDo.B 1 tliop. abash' a 11l es. 100 Orest Wla Ot. Southe stern a Weal arc) IL 105 1 Do.Stour WaLOsa.MIL SS. 1100 Do. South Wales ff. 44 N. MO Do. W. Mid.—Oztordi el 105 Do. Do. rile= et. MO De. Do. 11 N. 10 laasaddre 8 Yoe*** SS 100 otnsad Madman ft It 100 10n...14.• &Cori 100 Land 6). ia.Matlanak Dew. at. 100 ILcadca It North Wes*. St. 1100 ilaatiorlSonthWaders St. 100 'llan.,lliest.,dt Lama* la ad llarypert sad Corals lie l aU I Do. Do. } Mures PA. 1100 I_ tropoUtan SR MO _Do _New a x.. _ _ . Btre tM!by igi on au all va 'Yid. Gt. Me. (11a) Mid [wt Mid IL=s7 Ilne) - Da — q 2 - - Ter eb•MFA: Do. Leeds Do. Yank Do. Carib& Do. Mook.tDorllng Do. do. 11111.64 riiiii.,:etaiT 5 I its. New ...... 109 North eledordeldre 1 all N. At 5. Western luau 100 Beelkleit Centrel 100 1 1 / 4 4419•51 N.E Absr.eik 100 Seettlel ell Shrewsbury & WelehpL 1100 lithropshn• Union 100 /loath Desna 1100 &nib lasts= 100 & Barbi *WI Dim I SUNNWNENNiNac NII ,Tail IreAs Do. B $ D, C an Alisainch dt. Lowrance 100 I BooLßsr. C.b5.419.41. 11, Do. New 74 Do. 11 Shares all Buffalos I Lake Harm all • De. Prahrence 100 Ban., &saki Oodarlek 6p. a Bda. Aug.l.lM2 'lOO Do. de. 11271, 111111 100 Do. do. Jar 1.104' 400 CaL &Lama te.e.g. I 100 Gaps T. 42 Dookapi I t ilall Deeserarajp. spar . 100 Lai& lewd gal 100 LA Whoa R 4 do , Do. 0 Istsesloa 15 •Do. H do ,100 , Grand Trunk ot Cared. Do. lat prat. Bonds .111 Do. do. defamed all I Do. and prot. Bonds all . Do. do. deterred ▪ Do. ard prat detailed all Do. do. all Do. pelt. Stock all Da a do. deferred glob ' Great ladles Peninsula 112 I Do. sue a par oast. MO I lia. S. ot Duna IF6p et. 100 ; Do pm eget. a. Do I MI let. Waders of Curds IS I Do. Haw W; all Do. do. da 1877 2 Indlai7Wasa, Waled 1 , Do. New 1100 Madras guar. 5 p. oval 100 . Do. d 0.43. 43 do. 100 I Do. do. do.— j Do. Fifth oa IWO Melt, Corp. 6 par e. all Melt.. and Hobson's nay I all N.Bruait Clau.ela &B 100 N. 2..otean.(lp.e.lat p.ll. 100 kinds. ins. I par ow& 100 Do. Delhi do. I I Doo, do. do. 100 Do. PunDkub d 0... 100 I Do. Indus %JUL do. No. l iL I JOIN? 10:1,000 100 Aim and U. 00r. Beek .1 10,000 ICO asoeLosALlTerpoel! . 10,000 100 Do. New - - • - - • 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian 110,000 20 Anglo Italian aliall44l l 22.400 40 Australian' 7.500 40 Do. New 17,511 00 IlialcolßrltlabColUabis . - 10;030 25 Bank of 0,000 100 Beak of 16,000' 20 Bank of Otago PoinoV 10,000 100 Bank of Queeligsmi 1 1 .11 110,000 60 Baakofil 6.000 100 Bank of W be el l tc ria l _ 50.000 10 Beak of New 60.000 20 Itrazillea&PorteaseeeffL .• 15,003 SO Brit. & Americas RAfL JOAO' 60 Byttash & Calltarslaa 110.000' 60 }MBA N. America 15,200 10 C. Bk. Ledia,Ase., Class T,OOO 20 Do. New 111400 26 Muir& IL of Inals,, &a 10,000 25 Do. New SOW 100 City 00.000 100 Colonial SHARE LISTI3.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Csooi. The railway market is firm to-day, and a partial improvement has occurred in prices. Metropolitan stock is in prominent demand, and has risen i per cent. London and South Western has also ad vanced t, Caledonian 4, South Eastern I, and Great Western and Great Eastern t. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 1104 Western, 641 to ; Midland, 1311 to 132 • Lana hire and York slake, 11 14 to ; S outh Eastern, 904 to 91 ; Great Eastern, 4 to 3 ; London and South Western, Kt to 98t ; Metropolitan, 114 to ; Great Northern, 129 to 130 ; and Cale donian 1181 to 119. Great: Luxembourg shares are firm, and Lom bardo-Venetian dull. Other foreign lines are un changed. Indian and Canadiau railway securities are steady. OILDINAZY IMAM AND ROCK& 4h. I re. I unarm& I =C s ' I eab wawa. 86 87 16 17 88 90 IR ii ge4 An U 06 89 41 IS U 101 1011 111 111 e 06 07 103 106 40 42 1197 9610 e e 1 33 1 649 111 1:3 110 111 11111 132 102 106 11 Se a 109 $74 184 0 90 N 37 1111 p m 7 i 33 127 130 1211 pm 77 72 10i llk In 1213 37 33 64 64 63 116 90i 91 101_ 196_ a a Ka 04 I r 17 113 77 U 77 31 101 103 IS 1b 106 107 10 10 1 20 I 2 72 74 61 0 O 64 14 66 46 60 O 42 27 34) 23 27 106 106 102r 4 1031 gam 1 10i 10i 10{dto SO Pt id St 84 Dor lvml 181 108 98 98 11 93 sr so I IS 86 loss loss lin los 361 Id se 11011 fili 60 114 14 14 1011 die 10! 0 101 lbe _ 10 4 i sd 105 i 102 - - *if 'ilow 1.214 par .4 41 EA i I 41.1 Yj io S. i h 7 7.Pit 1 I ale; Se St I _ AOI - MO,OOO 10 Consolidated Beak (L) 6,000 100 Ociatinantsl (L) 12,0001 60 East Londe* (Limited; 6,0001 60 Do. New 10,000 100 Pinglish and lrbb (Lins ) 24000 20 E ngli sh and 40,000 50 English and Swedish (1 : 44,0011. 60 Baroness Baok(Usnited 10,000 100 lliadnan.Chinn&Jap.(L, 10,000 100 Do. New 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Liraltad 3,000 100 Do. New 134000 10 Insperialoo6aamin 100,000 20 land Morin- IniMalLi 20,000 40 Lon.Bk_otMezieo,&c.(L 10,000 100 London Bank of Seca. (L I 10,000 100 London and &edit= 1 4000100 Loo.B.Ayres&B.Pialo(L 20,000 15 Do. do. New 6,000 100 Len., Bly., Staff. (L ) 50,000 10 Ica. MBank eif Audi& 10,000 100 Landon and Colonial (L 110,000 60 Loudon and County 6,000 100 Loa. liazato.Coa.lb.(l) 00,000 20 London Joint Stock , 10,000 100 Lon. and Northam ()I 10,000 SO Landon d: Math African' 4000 20 Do. Do. New . —.l 4000 100 Lon. & B. Western (Lin.; 60,003 100 lan. & Westminster ; 10,000 100 Merchant Bank ([ls.) WOW 60 Mercantile & 20,000 50 Do. New sass 'l 10.000 100 Metro. & Pros. bask X 4000 100 Midland bank (Liza) I 10,000 NO National at (Jeer., New, 10,40 100 N.Pro.ot bland 1 20,000 50 National Bank 26,000 20 New South Wales I 40010 New Zealand ( 1501 / 314 ) 1 50,000 10 North Waders 111 12 19 sd i i i 22i SS 4_ II 16118 tad e 34 - 10 28 4 '4 $6 ni la 00.000 26 Orlnstal Book Osepses.l i limo 100 Prodoe. of Darned II. 26,000 20 Mods, Paol.oltDdld IL IS 70,000 26 South Auntrolls 10Y 10,020 t 5 South Esatere (1.126.) 2 10,000 100 Mood. of E. & Aides ltt COO 100 Do. do. *OOO 26 Unloa of Australis 10,000 26 Do. New 10,000 100 Maim of Wind (La) II 0.000. Id Utica al Lidded IS DOCkS. Pic 101. I DOM& IPd I _ R in Miyli ut 51 -it al 511 1 - I .00101111. Bt. , irsat and W. 4 WM .ilOO Mit 10 Great Mating .3oelt . I 1111 1..11 et. Leaden lOO WOW el Katharine lOO MX" It Yawata 100 100,110 N. Victoria COLDRILL {40,000 .. 664i1ie0014314.4.,1871,1001 102 106 - .... .. Om. Ger. 0p.a.,1817.84. 100 1011 106 1114 .... .. DoSpercaltisAlliss. 190 101 104 -.. .... .. Daly/rotalar.f a l 100 103 106 - S.ll .. Do.llpor &ascii ,100 00 92 91 4 686, ..1 Do. 4 par ot. laa. illl9 80 91 91 200,000 .. 'Gnat GBor.ot.lVlloo 108 108 1934 .... .. 1380.4 100 107 100 - .... .. Do. do. 1010.11100' los no - .... .. Da. do. 1801 1001 110 111 - 100,000 .. 0.143. Nov. 1863 Omer. 100. 103 114 LI - 100, .. D 6.. Iwo. a0..1100 109 111 rd - 300.0 N .. Uartthis 6 per ct., 1173 160 106 1011 - NUN .. Do. usoncsol los 110 - 111010 .. Do. 19111100: 107 106 2d US, .. Nitta Gov.' pot ow& .. 400 i 100 108 - - 100,9 N .. Nww Brat Gov. Ilitilliloo, 101 108 1011 .... .. N.S.WalerGv.4 p.a. 100 904 1004 - .... .. Do. 6p. a. 1871 to 101 904 1004 - .. .. DD.& p. a. 1898 to USK 100' 901 1001 1101 1 1/4,019 .. Now &Wad 6 per oist.loo, 100 111 - 230.000 .. Nora Boas' p. 0., 15761100 106 106 - 76, .. Questised Gov.' p. a. 106 108 110 - .... .. 1 Aut.oov.6 p. e. Bonds 100 109 111 - .... 1.... Vie.Gor.llp.e.lsa.4laly,loo, - - - .... Do. do. 6 p.o.April&l33llo•l 108 100 1061 IG2TIIIII VIM. No. I 81. I lams. I PC I CI. prior I Salem. 73,001 1 Cambria& Coe. Gold. 11 1 ISU - 1,000 .. Chivortoe 1 101 'l4 - 1,9001 .. Clifford Areal ss is - 1,016'i .. Der. G. Co.. ,Tartatich 1 660 670 - 61 1 11.0 11 14 - .. Nut Bawl (111 ops) - O,IN .. Nut Quadra 611440d 19 30 - .. rat Can Draa 4, LW. Lomeli (Tarisll 1 31134. 8 4 4 1 3.30 01 Of - .. - _ Grambler &113 aigas Aubrn 904 7 9 - 6, .. Great Booth T - 6, .. fr. W. Vox (ffebtoo) - 0.000 .. Grenville - 40 6 .. prod's Toot 9a- , ... lady Bertha l.llll - 10 o optoa Downs GLOM 31 31 . la 1 - GM .. r aa mrr a gl4ty W 41 4 ant) 16 14 4 -. 10 - . 61 40,0001 . 4 Keyed, bra Ore lOf dim - 1, - 400 N ew..NMen MOO .. Nortb Downs 7110 .. North loakur 6,000 .. N. Wh. &NM (Mora) 19.0 4 1 -• LON .. North Wbsal Oral llO 41 - WWI .. 'reaper Gaited 7.10 6 4 - I,lfol as ProvUoue (17. Waal 10.5.7 40 42 - 70q .. laskear Notre* 11.104 24 31 - i lilt . L Qtradon (SLCI•orp - 11 460 470 - 690 .. I. W. Pistons (11114.444, 18.119 40 60 - 906 .. Stray Park 30.17.0 17 110 - 6,099 .. 'lla rYort - 0,009 j .. West Borst (MOW 1 4 9 19 Lou, .. W. Condos (Uakaatd) 6 16 II - 6,000... West ClSTortoo - 611 .. In. Baret(111 , 1848) 64 90 1116 .. Wl. Dallier (1.012611). 10 110 SI -. 34 Wheal 1.664444 1. .. 2 4.11•4722•(11a5ina) S 11 14 .-. .. Wheal 8440/4 6Bl INS IN - 1,400, .. Wh. Tridairfey (LlOO ) 7 21 U - 1.0001 .. Wheal Onion 1101111011 WNW No. 1 1111. I MM. I Pd I CI. puce& I Salim 30,030 1 Umiak. (Unita) - 1' 4 10 2 - 100,0 N 1 liaiglo-Pass-Gold(Llni. Oa. par pia - 10,1011 911 Auliallaa - MOO 1 Am Looord Oop.(Ust 2 811 4 1 - MOO 6 ,DruILL&N_Co.(lla , .11 1 1 - 10 Ciapa=fl.l24lt4l . SI, 1 (Undied 1 1 a i din - IiNI 1 - 1001 96 Orplapo C =ted) 1 71, 8 0 0 0 0 81 1 Das = N. D ritie s k • , di ear i f a -- 11, 4 10 0 0:1 3 Did tad) 11 $4 aza - 26, 2 Arms a 41 - 118.000. SO - 111,001 1 11 (Witted) - 16,000 s se - 110,41110 111 laoltaidaa (Undted) on a l lUm rr - US, 1110, 11 ILAttraoa Bras.o.ll. ( B.Blp 21 60,080 6 iltauldllo Copper (I. 1 4 1 pot 00 10,000 ID PootebaadilliverLaadi ill 7 9 - 100,000 1 1 1 Port PhilliDartt.Osid NJ p 1) 11 11 sr - .)1 I - 110,000 1 Aukal. - 11m.) 1 4 psi - 11.000 10 at John doll lay 'Usti 16 46 47 - *174 so United Marken tin. 1111 0 16 id 01 42d so. 1 VallaasaacaGold Da 1 1 Ipa - *ONO 1 I Worthing (Melted) - Am) $ 1 Yadssamataoa fl&s 1 an 3 34 - FOZZION OBLIONIII to . Yl ' an all 4 101 l fa all HO !all NS all IN all 'Antwerp* Put- bp. 4'1.1 CorowolltD.dp.et. p. el isolorn ot Frame ip.ol ; o.luxeiaboarg6p.omit Do. Haulm sad Mutaasas i Drumm sad Fribourg Maoism mod liaboullls IN a I Do. Saved 14,84.... IS di North of Trona 3 p.a. SI all I Do. (143•C1ar1.114.a. HS ell Morass (aispres. 0 an , Parloleia4llB4l9.oB 10 call, Do. Now ... p. ok. '4ll Raab et 8. F.(Poro.: 4 'al Soya Swedish 6p. et 100 84goa la Grande 7 p.a. 10 '4ll 8. AtoodLoa•Ven.4.o. 100 all boalhKed.of Port.7p.e. 10 aD 'Bostboroot 1r0a0534.8. 20 all Booth Dalian, 3 per i 14 WI ,W.*.N.W.04 tn.) p. 0.1 ii:iai! 10,0001 00201 wow! 22,9111 00,000 26,000 90,000 40,00 1 60,001 20,020 17,600 *MO 12.070 Pljal ii 1,1104040 , MAI: 177,08011 L MOO 60.000 NO. 179,rruj 70,000 19t31 31 98 102 96 96 69 102 93 102 111 121 i:Oil 117 91 zdl 11e 12 "al 10. - 4 0 i s U 6,000 93 . 1!2,000, ii:iiii 16,600 160,000 90 9 zd 10 101 OP 101 11 111 111 11l Angio.lbakaa NM Attetairk Waterwerlis tu l Bombay Oen Dela& Loseleas Loa a a I. ILLS. TeL (L) 1 Canada Ceylon Company 182.01Beee (Lim) . _. al Mrkrallir.(l.) lemanereielValloe(laa ,Ooesolidisted DLL.. (L 'CloistineaLal Da (keit. z 1 s( ;.re-vat..g. , , IC redlt reeeteT . . ~ lel tn.. 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Ditto ditto, fall paid), SA Bout 6 Amin sod Lombudo-Vsastiaa. army MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) • Two &Mom. The stook markets to-day are firmer. A some what more hopeful impression with regard to foreign politics seems to have been caused by the ministerial remarks made in parliament last night, and thus the decline in the value of money is allowed to exercise its natural effect on the prices of public securities. The English funds have risen to per cent. Some of the speculative foreign stocks are also per oent. better, and the improvement has ex tended to home railway securities. The demand for money to-day is limited, and the rate for good three months' bills remains ♦t 74 per cent. As many persona will be away to-morrow (the " Derby Day ") there is more inquiry in the Stock Exchange for short loans on government securities, but the rate is unaltered at 4to 5 per cent., and the supply of money large. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 136 fr. 75c., being sc. better than yesterday. Console are now quoted 914 to 4, with div., for money, and 904 to 4, div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 914, 4; ditto for account, 904; Three per Centa. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 4 ; Bank Stock, 2374, 237, 2384; India Stock, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1054, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 984 ; ditto Bonds, 24a. dia. ; Jour per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 934 ; ditto Five per Cent., 104 ; and Exchequer Bills, March, 13s. dis. Foreign stocks are firmer. In several instances an improvement of about per cent. has taken place. Mexican Bonds, for example, being quoted 441 to 454 ; Greek, 234 to 1 ; and Turkish Consolidds, 48 to 4. Turkish Bonds of 1858 are better, at 681 to 694. Spanish Passive axe steady at 34 to 1, and Confederate at 66 to 67. Transactions are recorded as follows:—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 64 ; Greek, 231 ; ditto for account, 231, 1 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 101 ; Mexican, for aooount, 451, 441; Portuguese, 1856, dm., for account, 481 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 341 ; Turk ish, 1868, for account, 681, 69, 681 ; ditto 100 i. Bonds, 731; ditto, 1862, for account, 704 ; ditto 100 i. Sonde, 714, 701 ; ditto Guaranteed, 1001 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 561, 1, ez div. International Financial shares are now quoted ai r to 61 prem. ; General Credit, 51 to 6 prem. ; Hudson's Bey, 191 to 1 ; Credit Idobilier, 4i to prem. ; Milwal Ironworks, 4to 1 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, t 3 1 prem. ; and Imperial Financial, 31 to 4 prem. Bova o'Cwci. Consols are i per cent. better, at 91' to I, with div., for money, and 901 to ex div., for the account. 52,0001, in gold has been bought by the Bank. At the Bank of England Discount Office the demand yesterday was only moderate. The general market was very quiet and decidedly easy, the supply of money having still further increased. The terms for good bills were about 7* per cent. The plethora in the discount market is increased by the fact that large sums hitherto placed on loan in the Stock Exchange are being repaid by the members of that establishment. The terms for short advances on English government securities were only 4 to 5 per cent., and at one period of the day 3 per cent was scarcely obtainable. The sanguinary and chequered news from Ame rica has been perused with • painful interest. Attention has been directed to the fact that between the 10th and 12th inst. the premium on gold at New York rose from 69 to 76 per oent., and the exchange on London from 186 to 190. These move ments indicate that the latest news from Virginia had caused a feeling of discouragement in financial circles in New York. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Friday next a special settling day in the English scrip of the Mexican Loan, which is to be officially marked. The consideration of the settle ment in this scrip occupied the oommitsee nearly all yesterday, and applications for settlements in the shares of several new companies were conse quently adjourned till to-day. It has been decided by the committee sot to close the Stock Exchange to-morrow (" Derby Day "), and it is believed that, notwithstanding the Volunteer Review, the establishment will also be open on Saturday. On the latter day the fort nightly settlement commences. About 110,0001. in gold, chiefly American, was purchased by the Bank yesterday, making a total of 293,000/. since the last return. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 5031., compared with the cor responding week of last year, which was the Epsom race week. On the other hand this year's receipts include those arising from the Whitsun traffic. At the meeting of the New Zealand Banking Corporation, held yesterday, the resolutions pa on the 2nd of May were unanimously confirmed. The directors of the Indian Branch Railway Company (Limited), having received intimation that their chief engineer, Mr. Wilson, may be ex pected in England immediately, have determined, in order that that gentleman may be present, to postpone until farther notice the half-yearly meet ing fixed for the 26th inst. A call of 21. 10e. is to be paid on the new shares of the National Discount Company (Limited), by the 15th of June. The General Contracts Company (Limited) is announced, with a proposed capital of 1,000,0001., in 40,000 shares of 25/. each, of which 20,000 are to be issued in the first instanoe. The programme put forward by this company com prises undertaking the construction, mainten anoe, and working of railways, the manufacture of railway plant and rolling stock for sale or hire, reclaiming lands, the construction of reservoirs, roads, bridges, docks, harbours, piers, breakwater% drainage, water, and other public works, both Eng lish and foreign." It is further mentioned that " the company have arranged, on very favourable terms, with the eminent contractor, Mr. Rowland Brotherhood, who ball for many years carried on a large and lucrative trade, and agrees to transfer the whole of his business to the company, includ ing his freehold works situated at the Great Western Railway station, Chippenham, with all its complete machinery, stock, and tools, as well as the plant and interest in railway and other con tracts now in baud." One-third of the purchase money is to be paid in shares. The chairman is Mr. Daniel Gooch, CZ., and the board is other wise composed as follows, viz.. :—Mr. R. N. Fowler, of Dimsdale and Co. ; Mr. R. Michell, a director of the Great Western Railway ; Mr. John Ravenhill, banker, of Ashton, Reytesbur7 ; Mr. T. P. Pocock, of Messrs. Pocock and Rawlings, of Lotbbury and Chippenham ; Mr. G. Tyler, a di rector of the Bristol and South Wales Union Rail way ; Mr. John A. Jones, of Bristol •, and Mr. M. Whitwill, of Bristol. Both the London Financial Association, and the Imperial Financial Company, receive subscriptionsi for the capital of this under ta Another new undertaking is the Wilneocite Col lieries, and Blue or Iron Brick Company (Limited). The capital of this company is to be 100,0001., in 10,000 shares of M. each. The build the project is the purchase of a freehold estate of the above nanse, situated in the county of Warwick, two miles from Tiumworth. This estate consists of 166 acres of land, and is stated to contain the best olays used in the manufacture of the blue or iron &ask, an article in much request aisougst builders and con tractors on account of its solidity land durability. Favourable reports from various authorities in the building trade are attached to the prospectus. There are also on the estate two collieries, and a large quantity of fire-clay and ironstone. The board is composed of the Earl of Granard, K.P., and five other gentlemen. A general meeting of the Commercial Dock Company is oonvened for the 10th of June. The report presented to the annual meeting of the Temperance and General Provident Institution yesterday stated that 2,661 new policies wale issued during 1863, assuring 844,4691., and producing new premiums amounting to 18,5641. The accumulated capital now exceeds 600,0001. Holders of the obligations of the Royal Swedish Railway Company may receive on the lit of June a sum of ls. per obligation on account of interest due thereon. ^ A dividend will be payable to the shareholders of the Anglo-Mexican Mint Company on the 2nd of Jane. _ The letters of allotment of the Tavistock Iron Works and Steel Ordnance Company (Limited) were sent out yesterday. MONDAY EYWIO. Console, which closed on Saturday at 901, " Sayers," ex div. for the Bth of June, receded this morning to 90 to 4, and closed at 90k to k. For money the last price was 914 to 4, with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, k ; ditto, for account. 90, ; New Three per Cents., 894, 884 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 10N, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 984 ; ditto Bonds, 15e. dis. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 113. The India Five per Cent, stock was steady. India Bonds were dealt in at 15s. dia. The March Exchequer Bills were rather firmer, at 14a. to 9e. di., and the June at 7s. to 3a. dia. The foreign stock market was rather flat in the morning, but presented an improved appearance in the afternoon. A decline of 2s. 6d. to ba. took place to-day in the shares of most of the financial companies. In ternational Financial, however, were firm. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnterna tional, al to 6 prem. ; General (*edit, 54 to prem. ; London Financial, 124 to 13 prem. ; Im perial Financial, 34 to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 91 to 104 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 44 to prem. ; and Credit Fourier, 6 to 7 prem. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new tuadertakings are subjoined, viz. : —lnternational Land Credit, 14 to 2 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 1 to 1 prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 44 to bprem. ; Ottoman Fi nancial, par to prem. ; Shireoaks Colliery, Ito 2 prem. ; Tyne Shipbuilding, 14 to 2 prem. ; Humber Iron Works, 1 to 04 die. ; East India Financial, die, to par ; Gellivara, 2to 1 die. ; Millwall Iron Works, #to I rem. ; National Financial, 1 dia. to par ; Mauritius Credit Fonder, dia. to par ; English, Swedish, and Continental Financial, 1 to 2 prem. East pion d niestoidst /sr ainntlion it Stint Iter Coigns. The meat and pastimes ea Ihe phho were afterwards found to he mixed with iodine, slick the complainant kept is a bottle in a cupboard is tide zoos, and which she used for painting a swelling. The prisons, who dried the charge, was remanded for the othandinco of the sissinns.. Yr. Ingham, who had limed a *ammo= for the apple:- um of the lady to gine evidence., stated that he had risseined a medical awtitlcate explaining the came of her nonwttendaneo, and therefore he must remind the prisoner edam lir. Wilmot objected, othe ground that by keeping his client ia prism she was being punished though not eon- Meted. Ingbam said the prisoner would not stiffer by the irdas the amnions were not before J one. il Bios then asked and obtained permission to cross examine the complainant. She denied that three servants had been discharged in consequeoce of the complaints she had made against them. She had never made complaints wind say of her fallow servants. She had been in the service since the bernniog of October last. Mistress had had two or three cooks rho had not suited her. Witness took the Mint from the dining-room into the kitchen, and west up stairs with governess's dinner. Witness then returned to the kitchen for her dinner. The prisoner gave the plate of meat sod potatoes to her which die carried upstairs to the nursery. Oa sitting down she saw that some of her dinner was black. The governess was in the room at the time. Witoses remarked to her that she could not think what it was that was so black in her plate. She put a piece is her mouth and it burnt her tongue. The governess looked at her dinner, and said that she did not know what the black was, sod ;lie took it downstairs. Witness wiped about a table spoonful of iodine from the plate. She did not mix the iodine with her dinner, and she had never charged soy other person with attempting to poison her. Mr. Henry Titbit, • corn merchant, of Old•street, St. Luke's, was called by Mr. Wilson to give the prisoner an exedbuit character while she was in his service for two yews. Mr. Ingham said be would accept his bail for her appear. saes. rillet declined on the ground that he had an oh*. tine to become toil in say cam. Yr. Ingham said he could not let her out except oe Ile would take one surety in 401. for her appearance on Tuesday next. He also told Sergeant Coltman, who had charge of the can, that all the witaseme must attend on that omission, and that the evidence of the governess would be DeCallary. The prisoner not being provided with bell was then re moved to the cells. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr maw= TlLanam.) EPSOM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) CP.AVEN STAKES. Faire t& . Cataway .. ... Blarney ... ... 5 rag. BRIGHTON STAKES. gnatters of s Suburban, Lady Glitch., Vivid, Baiedeer, Jarnicotoe, Vigil, Lidos, Aleh3rmiet, Nebnehedeemar, Monkey, Humphrey, Tepsy , ,Etite, Prescription, lady Few, Pre. gala*, Waterloo, Knight of Snowdon, Vetalatbuk Castle HA Lady EOM% Ake, Clairvoyants, Oaaiuthiee, Tom Tyke, Hawkahaw, and Templar ars bare. ENTRY FOR HORTON STAKE& Threrquarters of • mile. _ _ _ Aunt Judy, Loafer, Coriaikias Tom, Parole a, and T. P. Cooks. WOODOOTE STAKE& Three-qauters d s soils. Puritan, inmates, Mr. Nichol. Dollard. L Fortabo. Pilgrim, At:Wyoming, Chesterfield, Wedding Peal, Bloom ing Resaker t, Baaoh, Pirate, and Gardwisnr: sin hew. ROUS STAMM. Ono Nails. Jarniceien. Tattoo, Tarece.Bieekowner, MoeLey, Amelia. 801 9§ 6008 , Bank, Lady Hylda, Bay Celia 1, Ana; Judy, Denims, Bitterns, Lucky SW, and Lytham are here. HF.ATHCOTE PLATE. Half • mile. Lady Oliti;e: P;;;Tpiic;s7 Men, Treachery c, Heaper, Blaney, Lady Fanny Cavendish, Mina &MON Canine, aad La Ilechante aro here. Lump. —Creole, Pokod, Amazonian, Jane Shore, Baulk, Tomfoolery, Dummies, Lady di Very, Washing ton, St.Alazis, Potash, Umpire, Alabama, Balk of the Bell, Decoy, Jearie, IA Barna* Maid of AUwork f, Pegnille, Welbeek, fathers, Izmir Walton, Attraction, Odkie, Seas oner, and Lovelace. LATEST BETTING. THE DERBY. 11 to 2 apt Scottish Chief (t freely) 6 to 1 Goasral Pod (t) 7 to 1 Catabastao (t) bto 2 Bireh Broom (t) 15 to 1 Barabah It) 18 to 1 oastguard (t) 33 to 1 C Ashworth (t) 40 to 1 Harts.: (t) OAKS. 4to 1 apt Fills do l'Air (t) PArAL OCCUARBNCI AT CAIMIOBURY PARK. The lamentable accident which occurred on Satur day night at Ouhiobury Park, the seat of the Earl of Fal•I, bee terminated fatally, sa the =fortunate lady died at 5 o'clock of Sunday evening. It appears, bowevee, that the sonde= occurred not to Lady Mary Capel, Ili seated, bat to the Earl of Essex's elder meter, the Counter de Septeull, who ia 1851 married a French aohlernan, Colonel the Coast Achille de Sepesail, who died a few yams =Dee. An inquest was held yesterday afternoon et Csabiobury, before Mr. Lowe, the coroner for the district, when the wittier= examined dated that at 10 o'clock on Saturday night the Counter de Septeuil went to her bedroom, taking with her a lighted candle, and it would appear from the statement made by the unfortunate lady that she placed the candlestick on her toilette-table, sad that of turning round her drew, which was of a light mate rial said covered with lace, caught alight. She thee threw herself on her bed, in the hope thus to extinguish the Samoa, bat her fears that she should met light to the bed and to the house induced her to rush to the bell sod ring it violently. She then hastened downstaira, aid on the way met the valet to the lid of Eases, and alao the earl and countess, who were alarmed at the agonising screams uttered by the unfortunate lady as she rushed through the bonne. Though enduring great torment, the poor sufferer cried out, Don't mind me !" an: r tged that the Sr. in her room might be Bret extin ed. The Baines which were consuming the poor y were immediately quenched, and the valet on naming to her bedroom found that a chair and the carpet were horning ; but all danger from this source wee soon averted. The burnt clothes were cat from the body of the unfortunate lady, and • messenger wee despatched for Yr. Brett, • medical man, residing at Watford, distant about a mile and • half ; but the bur= were as severe, and the shock to the nervous system was so great, that although the utmost attention was bestowed by the doctor sad the family, all was unavailing, for death ensued on Sunda evening es stated. The deceased lady su ff ered much pain until about four hours before decease ; but she was quite ooescioua, and, knowing that her end was approaching, she asked how long she should linger. The burns were of the moat seven nature, only the face and feet having escaped the ravages of the fire. A small party of visiton, including Viscount and Vis countess Sydney, were present in the house at the time of the melancholy cesareans, and, as may be. imagined, all were much shocked at the calamity. Lady Mary Capel, who, with other relatives, had been informed of the occurrence, arrived at Ceahiobury on Sun day. The body will be removed to Frence for interment this day. The unfortunate minter only arrived on a visit to her noble brother on the Monday preceding, and it was re marked that exactl a week after being met and welcomed at the static, by t ie earl, a coroner's jury were investi. piing the cans, of the ud catastrophe. The countess was daughter of the 4th Earl of Essex, and was in bet 59th year, having been born in 1805.—Post. THE Ftaa=Tow TRAGEDY. —The unhappy young man, Richard norms Parker, was declared by the ()wooer's jury, ow Saturday, guilty of the wilful murder of his mother. The illTiallOOD was very voluminous, and ciocapied the coroner and jury from Mee o'clock in the morning till four in the eftersooo. It left no doubt that the thole which wounded the deemed fatally and her aged husband seriously were fired by the band of the accused. But it was unanimously declared by all the witnesses that Parker the younger was drink at the time si the oommissioe of the we isl and fatal sot ; and after the learned coroner had explained at contd. derails length the bailie( of the I.sw on charges of murder, ad the light in which the authorities viewed drunkenness ea affect - jag such a charge, the jury unanimously returned the verdict already stated The father of the accused was most unwilling to give evidence. He had been wounded in the breast sad bead by shot, and vet he declared be could not remember bearing the shots fired, end that his wounds were only like " scratches of an old cat" The only wonder is that mere persona were sot wounded. Ooe of the wit nessing, Ws. Hayes', bad as eaceedingly marrow escape with her life, and would have been hit bad she sot stooped odder the wall of the garde.. The accused was sot present at the inquiry. He is at prompt is custody in the county gaol, Nottingham, on the committal of the South well magistrates, and maid only be produced at Fisheries by a writ of habeas oarpus.-11•Itisspiest Daily _Guardia*. SOUTH KENSINGTON M UBS OIL —.-W/1 ITISIII Wit& —Darin the week aiding Nay 21, the visibly have boss as follows : Oa Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free dere, apes from 10 a.m. is 10 p.m., 13,149 ; ea Weiseeday, Thursday, sad Friday (edinimioa to t he pebble Ins), epee from 10 a.m. tell 6 p.m., 2.166 ; total, 16,006. NEM the ore* of We maaruni, 4,618,607. 74 Be 170 171 6 7 pm 3 4 pm 11 -- ID II Do. MDs. Bt. 1.0 Vas Math at, ,tot aus. s Plolko et. 100 Wskeford /011umoy. O. 100 Moot 00ef oR O. 100 , W.Hartlpt = Barb. .1 IL PO SALT LO. I Pd. Amman. 100 106 21 25 - lON S. Closing prism I Pdi Q. pekia II Wis. 1x as $8 pm SS 38 pm f I . iiiiil 73 76 I li 27 1 m i n 173 170 U 7} fe - at ii ii prol a n W 41 136 137 4345 !I 7 1Pul st 44p I ♦ poi le aiPs par 1 pm 2 . 9 211 Tpial ▪ •pm • Ipm ad ▪ 7Mn 19 22 pm 19 21 pm 104 111,01 If 2 pm • XM 6 W 1 49 a; 17 19 pm 13 16 pm 3 4 pm 2 4 pm 29 27 3 egai td es 06 6 opm 47 49 • 3 11w 4 16 16 zd, • 4 pal 94 95 1 - 9 10 pm' Se 2 40 m; 8 9 pm, 12 14 pm; 1 N pgal Si 71 PEal ihs 17 6 6pm 61 OS =I _99 _94 _1 111 - 44 - pen . 4(1 44 . 411 ti i pull 9 lOpmesall 9 Iliwasallj le 61 I S I disl 60 00 74 78 71 74 CI. orb's. I 140 in let 1.1 MINER-(THIS DAYJ Two eCwcw. There is very little business in the mining market to-day, and prices in moat instances are quoted the same as yesterday. East Lovell and East Grenville shares are fiat, and have declined ; the former are called 2/4 to 211, and the latter, 4to 1. Wheal Grenville are unaltered at 9to f, Great Vor at 331 to 34f, and Nangiles at 30 to 31. Very few transactions are reported in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no change. Months Aureos have been dealt in at 21, and United Mexican at 61 and 6f, ex div. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON 41: CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) Orr Ram= AID lIITEINATIOIAL TILINIMIAPS.) (nor OUT OWN COIRMORDINT.) Carrot,.—]Market firm. Sales about 6,000 balsa. 0011&—Fair attendance. Wheat more saleable at full Flour Wady in price. but only a retail demand. rn i dt s O corn 6d. quarter lower, fair barium. mixed, 27e. 6d. beam steady. Oats and oatmeal quiet. MINCING LANK-STHII; D4Y.). !lama-11e ~kat bos aped quietly and wiiboat im portant mks by privabs Gastrula ; the public sable to-day are extonsiva—eis., 700 Mick 1,100 bap of West Lain, 21,000 bap of Maaritina, sad 3,400 bap of Penang. 400 hbda of Barbados@ offend west off briskly, at from 30e. to 460. Rollood : Prime are unaltered, but the demand 000. Sams doll. Onemm.—ln the Amoco of public Isles • fair basin' me has bees transacted privately in common kinds of plantation Orylos. Native sold at 69a 6d. to 69a. 9d TZ.A. —For medium to fair oongoos males have been effected at fall prima Row.-100 puncheons sold, fair J • at 2a. 9d. B.lon.—A parcel of Ball= sold at 9a. 4 flavererna.—No sales reported on the spot ; for arrival 355. paid, nand terms. Irmoo. —The quit-teriyaki/is of Gnatensala tennistad with more sMrit. The following are the oscillations: Low 2a. Id. to 3s. 6d. ; middling to good Oates, 4a. to sa. 9d. ; dliog to anis Sedges, ss. Id. toga lOrl. ; norm 7a. to 7a 3d. 001101.—The demand continues doll, and prices are rather mkt. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The marks& is steady, at the Wowing prime :—Town tallow, 39e. net wish ; Petersbarg Y. C. IS the spot, 40a fxl ; Jose. 40s. 6d. ; July, 41a to 41s. 3d. ; October to Decem ber, AM. 6d. HAY MARECT.--ffllB DAY.) Messrs. Hanel sad limbs report trade slaw, at tho follow ing prior :—Prisas meadow hay, 75a to SOB. ; superior ditto. Rs. to 90e. ; inferior ditto, 50s. to 60a ; slower, old. 90a to 110 a ; ditto new, monad eat, 80s. to 101 k ; straw, 25a, to 30s. PROVINCIALREARR NARRITB. Lffriunot. MAT 2l—Solos to-day :—Grest Washers, 6* — London sad North Wagon', 110.—Paunkillo, a p.—Grest Luxem rifflo Llo—Spanish Passives, U 13-16-ooatedsrafe Loan, i 7 lia—llareantil• and licliangs Bank, $ i p.—Dttio near shares. a p.—North Western Bank, if p —ffarttimie insu rance, 910 p.—Mmeantile Uratise, 11-10 p.—Boyal Insurance, 7 tzz ir, India sad Pacific Steam la p. snuff, MAT 21—The tranwicNons In this market to-day were In South Staffordshire Railway shares, at 1* —Stourbridge and Kidderminster Baaka, at 111—BWm1sigham Gas A shares, at lit : Birmingham and StaffordaWe Gas, at 0031-Iffetropoliton Wagon Company, No. I shares at 2 Olt mu—Alliance Fire-office shares, at a pm. London sad North Weston' stock was quoted at 110. to 111—ffirwhaphsam Casale, at 90 to 9th—Town sad Ns- Mist Banks, at 1B to 11-Dedlay and Weer Bromwich Banks, at 79 to 7a—lnnalmehas Wagon Company shares, at It to 11 I-- Patent Ails shares, st * to * pm —British sod Po sign Phut, at Ito pm. The Patent Matt and Ailetree share settlement is Bud for IM Nth mad 27th inst. aluicffareffa, MAT IL—The market was quiet with rather lower micas. Consolidated Bask ,Utsitadl, 70 p.—Great Isatorn, a7—Grand Trunk of Canada. 90—Lancashire and York shire, 1 Ile Manchester, Staraeld, and lincolashes, 621—Metro politan. 1121-111diand, 111}—North British, 61—Coutederatir lima, OIL ROYAL CALIDONLAN 111731 T.—The annual dinner of the Boys' Caledonia Hunt took place as the Leedom Tavern on Saturday, the 21es. The inesibeis premet orei• Me Dub of Brolesoh, Earl of Mansfield, Viscount Mel vin', V .- mown Strathanse. Viscount Dalrymple, Viscount Stormont, Sir Adam Hay, Sir Hugh Mr Edward Hunter Nair, Sir Six Hew Dalrymple, Messrs. Whyte MelvEle, s l e chth,ft WIMIaw Baro ny, Jobs A. Momper , A. Onlos. A. Campbell, jun., B. Hay, B. Cathcart, sad W. °acerbic.. STAGE CAERIELIZE 7U REC/Is.—lt having come to the knowledge of the Commiroosis of Excise that persons are in the habit of letting out, for hire, to attend noes, ounibnace, comber and other carriages without the neon ran plates, as required by act of parliament, an osier bag just been rued by the commissiocem explaining that such practice is illegal, and that every person so offending will be visited with a penally of 201. THS FRENCH DlLMlT.—Within the last fortnight Bois-Rommel rapidly advasced in favour, as the face became evident that nothing above mediocrity could be brought out against him, and before the start not longer odds than 5 to 4 could be obtained about hint. The result of the nee on Sunday has proved that this exefidence was well placed. The victory wee grind by a length and a half only. but the race was won much more easily than would ap pear. A good quarter of a cane from horns Bois-Roussel was mating aloes in minor of Übe rest, and Firmer ageing that he had the race in hand, eased his hone "keg the straight however, when within • couple of hundred yards of the pet Affidavit made • sudden rash forward, sad retained for a moment the lead. Manor harm direly field oa his horse with a path application of the them, sad the spectators 'ring the whip spr o tle , Bois Roessel supposed that the favourite wee in and shoats of " - Affidavit wins I" predated an unpisrant sensation in the minds of Bois. Rouril's braes. The favourite, however, answered the enamor, the seem was again got up, and the lid having been noompref, Bole Bored earned M. Delemarre's groan past the plat, for Warr time • Derby wiener. The par was good through est, the sane and a half having bra grower ie miatites. Gripsani. •1 ~ J ~t I. i Y