The Express. — London, England, 1866-05-14 00:00:00

It mi e marked " Albion Hotel, Russell-street, Covent .. ,^ and was worth ISs. • - xr. Wallace said the prisoner entered his shop, and said be mute s a !nick like one he had en* about Witness showed W i r d num J7 if d a , He said that he wanted t it f ber or b i li s, and that it must have • pa/tinder sort f fin d s , which was kept by Sangster, but of whiff witness had no knowledge. At this point a mo or came in and the prisoner left the shop, saying aw l, / would call again. As he went out witness n oticed this M had a stick which he had not brought in with him, sa d f i r which he certainly had not ' paid. Witness fol boil him to the cab, and said That stick belongs tom sleigh—Yon don't mean to charge this young .Zientan with taking the stick with a felonious intent ? Wallace had no desire to press the charge. u t Sleigh did not mean that. He was not appealing to mo m but wished to ask whether Mr. Wallace really t wist it was a case in which he would charge the Men age with stealing. Vaughan said it was not a cane which he could a il,/ to be withdrawn. x f , Sleigh should not have thought of making such iiefition. He could not shut his eyes to the fact that Qo m was one which he should assume that the magis v+w would send to be adjudicated upon elsewhere. mto the stick, however, he should not think t ys matter worthy of comment, had it stood alone. This vi not the place to discus the matter and i siect setting forth what was uppermost In his mind, he wsdd only say that the prisoner, who bore an irreproach am character, declared that he was innocent of the offence Illreto him. Vaughan remanded him, taking his father's and Mr. s i mmer's bail for 2501. each. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. kg= CHARGED WISH snsupta WATCH . k 1%;;;;;;;Tole, watchmaker, formerly living at No. 3, North-row, St. George's, but latterly at 15, Sing et ' e s3 , l no t nebula, wee charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with a vetch and chain of the value of 71., the property of J Sark, coachman, living in Ham-yard, Bt. George's. The prosecutor said that about two months ago he took his watch and Albert chain to the prisoner's house, No. 3, North-row, the former to be repaired, and the latter to hoe something added to it. He called upon Ms prisoner several times, but each time was pat off by some excuse, and on telling the prisoner about a fortnight ago that he was deter mined to be put off no longer, and to have his watch sod chain done or undone, he then said that he had pledged the articles. Mr. Tyrwhitt asked the prosecutor whether the prisoner vss a watchmaker. The prosecutor sail he reeresented himself to be one. The prisoner said he was in want at the time, being out e l employ, and that induced him to part with the pro- Pet , ' Inspector Bowles asked for a remand, as there would be other cases against the prisoner ; no fewer than fourteen doiestes, all relating to watches, no doubt left with him m repair, were found in his possession. Tyrwhitt granted the application. WORSHIP-STREET. SUNDAY DRIVING IN TAR LEA-BRIDGR-ROAD., Mira nay, aoarman IfenS - rs. Abbott ant Co., Holborn, was charged with furiously driving a t o m drawing a cart in the Lea-bridge-road. ?dice-constable Armstrong, 454 N, said—At half-past 5 o'elock yesterday afternoon I was on duty near the Lea bridge for the express purpose of watching persons offend ing in this way. I could see a long way down the ned, and observed defendant, another man, and a woman in a light cart. Defendant was galloping the horse from side to side of the road, to the imminent dsager of other vehicles and pedestrians. I dash dat the rents of the animal, and fortunately caught them. Tree sudden stoppage flung defendant off his seat, backwards. So drunk was he, indeed, he did not see me lay hold of the horse's head. The other man was also drunk, and lasing forward, with his head on his arms and knees. He remarked, " all right ; we have not run over any one, have we"' I was obliged to let down the tail-board of the cart to get all three out. NlO6 corroborated this statement, and in reply, Defendant said with extreme volubility, " I sou not drank. I bad not anything in my lips the whole day but tee. I never raised the whip. I was not galloping. I was sober and steady, and so were all those with me. Ellison—Have you any witnesses to this? Fefendsnt—Certaiilly, John Griffiths called—l am a carman. I was in the art, we had not galloped. We were sober and quiet. r. Ellison—How then do you account for defendant being here on this charge ? Witness—l can't account for it. Mr. Ellison—Had you taken anything to drink? Witness—Oh, yes ; a quartem of gin and a pot of beer? Mr. Ellison—Did defendant have any? Witness—He had his share, of course. Mr. Ellison—He says that he did not take anything but timid' the day. Not any reply was made to this by either men ; and Mr. Ellison inflicted a fine of 40s. or an imprisonment of 2l days in default. Looked up. THAMES. DETERMINED MENDICANTS. Several Irish beggars, artistically attired for the purpose of soliciting alms and exciting the sympathy of the bene- ' volent, were brought before Mr. Paget, charged with men dicancy yesterday in front of the Roman catholic chapel in the Commercial-road. The first charge was against Samuel Twobig, a tall, blind Irishman, from whose person there was a very unpleasant odour, and who was exceed- MO dirty, and Jekanna Tread his child, aged seven. Police-constable Rugby, No. 140 K, said as people were coming out of the Roman catholic chapel yesterday morn ing at U o'clock the prisoners were outside soliciting alma. Remy money given to them. The elder prisoner had his hand before him, and a printed card, in which was inscribed in large letters, " Kind feeling for this poor man, who is bind through an accident." Be found 2s. 11 id. on the blind man. The prisoners were before Mr. Partridge last week for a similar offence, and the scene of their opera tions was Old Gravel-lane, St. George's-in-the-East. The magistrate then threatened to send the man to prison and the girl to an industrial school if brought before him again. /fr. Paget having received an assurance that the Roman catholic clergy did all in their power to discourage mendi cancy, discharged the prisoners, and said it would be very painful for him to commit them to prison if they persisted is the offence. Catherine Murphy, fat and dirty, with old and ragged Cakes on her person, Mary Murphy, her daughter, aged and Patrick Murphy, a. well-fed child, which the soma carried in her arms, were charged with begging in fast of the Roman catholic chapel yesterday afternoon. brepence was found on the woman. She said she had tree children, and had no other resource bus to beg. Mr. Paget said the woman must not exhibit herself and dildren to solicit alms. He asked her to which parish she biloaged, and she replied to Whitechapol. She was dis card, with her children, on her promise not to beg spit, and to apply to the Whitechapel board of guardians ix relief. PRESENTATION TO THE REV. DR. VAUGHAN. (THIS DAY.) This morning a very large meeting of gentle men connected with the various religious denominations took place at Radley's Hotel, Blackfrtars, for the purpose presenting to the Rev, Dr. Robert Vaughan a testi aonial on his retirement from the British Quarterly Retitle. Mr. SAYCLI. Mongv presided and was supported by Mr. Edward Baines, M.P., Mr. Barnes, M.P., Mr. G. Iceman, M.P., Mr. W. M. Torrens, M.Y., Mr. E. Miall, Mr. C. Mudie, Mr. Spicer, the Rev. Drs. Tidman, Brown, MI Rayleigh, and Revs. Newman Hall, Kelly, Binney, March, Parsons, H. Harrison, Waveney, Allen, J. G. Call, Stoughton, &c. Having partaken of breakfast, which was served in the large hall of the hotel, The CRAIMIAN opened the proceedings by stating that vhen Dr. Vaughan determined on retiring from 'he editorship of the Review, it was thought that those who had profited by it should have some means denied to them of expressing their affectionate regard ;or him, and the result was that he held in his hand a cheque for 3,000(., which the contributors were anxious to Place unreservedly at Dr. Vaughan's disposal. (Loud cheers.) The Rec. T. TSINNEY said that when the Review was esta blished be had some hesitation about it, thinking that Dr. Vaughan had enough to do as a professor in the theo logical colleg e, but he h a d b ee n thoroughlyruccessful in all hu ork. The Rev , JAMES PARSONS, of York, referred to Dr. ;Visa's " Life of Wickliffe," and other works, as having hem especially valuable in maintaining the great principles of the denomination, and generally the principles of civil tad religious liberty. .3(r. ltirvEs, M.P., als o l s p o k e o f th e doctor's exer boss in the canoe of civil and religions liberty, and of the root and varied field over which his work had extended. The meeting was addressed in the same vein by the Rev. a 3 ' Kelly, of Liverpool, Mr. Leeman, M.P., the Rev. Dr. draan Mr. Barnes, M.P., D r . R a yl e i g h, M r . A. B. the trvan, of th e T emp l e, Mr. Torren.s, M.P. (Finsbury), Rev. Newman Hall, LLD., Mr. Mudie, the Rev. J. B„,toighton and other ge n tl emen . Aft er w hi c h th e tot(rman presented the cheque to Dr. Vaughan, who was ". ) ,o re ett, with rapturous and long-continued applause. hnowledging the gift, he said he had never stood in a mnilar position towards his friends, and was deeply im- Fraud with their kindness. In early life he became • "firctational minister, with • full knowledge that it was ." the way to we a lth, nor t o th e esta bli s h ment o f th e ("then class of reputations. It was so then and it was 80 ' to some extent, now. He went through • history of his professional life, and assured his friends that in his con cud of the review he had always been actuated by the Puma motives. the S everal additio brokenal subscriptions were banded in before awning np. 41 Moscow, one Countess Potocks, a Polish lady 0f4 . 4 k, Wealth, and beauty, has been arrested for having Prolieted some time ago that the life of the Emperor would be ettempted on the 16th of April. The lady had hardly bees committed to prison when she went mad. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1866; COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(IIIIB DAY.) The supply of English wheat here to-day was only moderate, but in fair average condition. Factors de manded an advance on last Monday's quotations of from ls. to 2s. per quarter. The demand, however, was far from active, at late rates. Foreign wheat, the show of which was by no means ex tensive, was held at Is. to 2s. per quarter advance. The supply of English and foreign barley was moderate. On the whole, the barley trade was steady at full prices. Malt was quite as dear as last week, with a fair demand. The show of samples was seseonably good. The supply of foreign cote was vary large ; yet a good business was transacted in most kinds at last week's cur rency. Tho few beans on offer were disposed of at the late ad ' vanes in the quotations. We have no change to notice in the value of peas. The inquiry was wholly in retail. Both English and foreign flour was steady in price, with • fair demand. _ . The arrivals of grain and seed-laden vessels off meet were on a fair average some. Arrived cargoes of wheat were in fair request at 1.. to 2s. per qr. more money. For grain, for forward shipment, the demand ruled active, and the prices realised showed an advance of from la. to 2s. per qr. upon late rates. Banat, 425. 3d. to 43a. 6d. ; Theodosia, 455. 6d.; Ohirka, 455. 6d. to 46a. per 4921 be. ; &hales, 415.; Polish, 425. 6d. per 4801 be. Ghirka, on passage, 44a. • ditto, April or May shipment, 435, to 435. 6d. per 4921 bi. Smouska, to be shipped in August or September, 455. 6d. per 4961b5. The demand for maize improved ; and in the value of fine cargoes a rise of 6d r a y. took place. Odessa, arrived, 31s. per 4921 be. ; , 301. 46d. to 30s. 6d. • Wallachian, 213 e. • Enos, 2 7.. •• mixed Ame rican, 294. 6d. • new Bulg arian, 29.. 6d. ; 275. to Eis. 9d. ; shipping, 25e. 6d. per 480Ibs. Barley changed hands to a fair extent, and, in some instances, 6d. per qr. more money was obtained. Nioolaieff arrived, 26a. 9d.; Kamm", 255. 9d. to 275.; Danubian, 265. • Ibrail, 265. • Kustendje, 265. to 26a. 6d. per 4001 6 5. No i:Meese we reported in rye. Danubian, 295. to 29a. 6d. per 4801bs. Oats ruled steady. Banat, arrived, 21s. 3d. per 3041 be. Archangel, to be shipped at the •ng of navigation, 20s. per qr. For beans the trade was dull. Barbary, 41a. per 480 lbs. In Milletseed the transactions were on a very moderate scale. Thrall, arrived, 225. 100. per 480 lbs. The trade for linseed was very quiet and prices were is. lower than last week. Bombay, in warehouse, 705.; Calcutta, 685.; Ferozepore and Patna, 695.; BlackSesor Azoff,66s. ; St. Petersburg, Moorshauk,643. to 655. per qr. The inquiry for linseed cakes fell off and a decline of 55. par ton took place in the currencies. London made, 111. 5.. to 111. 10s. ; New York, in barrels, 111. to W. sa. ; ditto in bags, 101. 105. to 111. ; Western, 101. 5.. to 101. 10s. ; Marseilles, 91. per ton. Cottonseed cakes, sold at M. 10s. per ton. Rapeseed met a fair sale, on former terms. East Indian, March to June shipment, 50s. 9d. ditto May to June, 50.. 9d. per 5 maunds. Ouzera t, in warehouse, 675. to 68s. • Ferozepore, 595. ; Calcutta, 56a. to 575. ; Wild Black gest and Azoff, 28s. to 30e. per qr. The inquiry for cottonseed ruled heavy, at late quotations. Egyptian, arrived, 71. 10s. per ton. ARRIVAL or BEEDR. - English-Linseed, 97 ; rapeseed, 122 ; and sundry, 360 qrs. Foreign-Linseed, 2,287 ; rapeseed, 51,121 ; maize, 14,058 ; and sundry, 1,701 quarters. Ezroare.-Oats, 324 ; oil seed, 3,816 ; and dour, 58 owls. WIIKA7. OATS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is flat. Town tallow is quoted 445. M. Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 465. ; .June, 455. 6cl. October to December, 475. Gd. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 186& Stock on hand this day. • @asks' N,1,41. Delivery last week Ditto tr,,ni lstJune 77,230 Arrival Wt week Ditto from Ist June PriceY. C. on spot this day . Ditto Town last Friday 78,i'i . i. - a. a 43 3 44 3 1866. 49,534 1,134 72,692 84,399 s. d . 40 3 41 5 115 79,510 I. d. d. 40 6 41 6 338 9,609 6. d. d. 45 6 9 47 3 Arrival for the week ending Mind Way last year casks. and deliver. 1,418 casks. The arrival last week comprised 326 casks Australia. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have not quite so many beasts on offer as on Monday last. Trade is active for them and in the average prices are better. The supply of sheep is also shorter, but it is quite equal to the demand. Prices are about the same as last week, but there is a difficulty in obtaining a clearance. Trade is dull for lambs, at lower rates. Calves are still scarce and dear. From France and other countries there are 1,350 beasts, 6,540 sheep, 44 calves, and 145 pigs ; Scotland, 260 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,260 ; and 550 from the Northern and Midland counties. . _ . Per stone of sibs. 4. d. s. d. I Per stone of Slits. s. d. wd. Best Scots, Ilerefds. 6 0 6 2 I Best Dne&Hf-hd4Sh 5 6 5 1 Best Short-hunts 4 10 5 0 I Best Lug-w 0015.... 0 0 0 Second qual. beasts 3 4 4 2 Do. do. Shorn.... 5 0 5 Calves Pigs Best Dns& Htf.breds 0 0 0 0 Limbs Beads at market, 3,620 : s h eep and lambs, 23,770 calves, 56 oilo‘ 380 . . . BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Mears. Pattenden and Smith report a quiet trade, with but few hope on offer. Prices remain the same as last week. When the Bank Act was suspended in 1847-48 the government letter was issued on the 25th of October 1847. In 1857-58 the letter was issued on the 12th of November, 1857. On tLe first octagon, although the power was granted, the Bank directors did not find it ne cessary to avail themselves of it. On the second occasion an issue to the extent of 2,000,0001. beyond the legal limit was made to the banking department. The weather continues inclement in Ireland, heavy showers of sleet and allow falling along the east coast and in the mountain districts yesterday. -- The Sunday Gazette understands that a new liberal club 6i about to be formed, under the auspices of the most prominent and influential members of the ministerial paA unaions INMAN. OF NATURE. --Mr. Rayner, a g entleman who lives at Woodlands, sear the Lyndhu rst. road station on the Dorchester Railway, had a brood of six chickens hatched last week on his farm, two of which were hatched with feet, but no legs; they lived for two days. The feet were perfect, and were quite close to the body. They were carefully examined after they were dead, and Ahem was not • vestige of leg to be found. SHARE LIST-(THIS DAY.) Ofrfi o'CLooz. The railway market to-day is in a disorganised and unsettled state, pending the settlement, she progress of which is watched anxiously, towing to a fear that some of the members of the Stock Exchange will be unable to meet their en gagements, in consequence of the recent heavy fluctuations in prices. Nevertheless, though the transactions have been very few, the tendency of prices in most canes has been decidedly upwards. Metropolitan andCaledonian stocks haverisen about 2 per cent. ; London and North Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire about 14 ; Great Western and South Eastern, ; and Great Northern Ordinary stock about 3 per cent. The latter com pany's A stock, however, is quoted rather lower than on Saturday, and Great Eastern is dull. The quotations are wide, and in many cases the dealers refuse to make prices at present. London and North-Western stock may be quoted 119 to 120 ; Metropolitan, 125 to 127 ; Great West em, 53 to 65 ; Midland, 121 to 123 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120 to 122 ; Caledonian, 124 to 126 ; South-Eastern 714 to 724 ; Great Northern, 120 to 122 ; ditto , A, 131 to 133 ; and Great Eastern, 374 to 38. ORDINARY SHARDS AND STOCKS. ea I pd. I RAThwAri I C10:1:res I Wee today 1 100 B ri stol and Eaeter 100 'Caledonian 100 Cambrian all Cork and Bandon all 'Cornwall 100 Dublin and BelfaatJunc 100 Dundee, Perth, & Abd n all East London Scrip Cert. 100 . Do 100 Glasgow and 8. Western 100 ,Great Eastern Ord. fit. 100 ' Do. E. Ang. Stk., No 11 100 Great North of Scotland 100 Great Northern 100 Do.A j A rec. no div. on -100 Do. B P.llO p. c. is paldß 100 Do. Now is. 26 pm. 80 Do. Ord. DeL Div. Stock 100 Gt. South & Weak (Ire ) 100 'Great Western 100 Do.BtourVaLGus.Stk 100 Do. South Wales 100 I Do. W. Mid.--Orford 100 I Do. Do. N 100 Lancuhire Yo= 100 Lon.,Brtn, S.Coast 100 ,Locrion.ChathamotDow 100 1 Do. Met Eaten. ABp. c. 100 London & North Vieatn. 100 ILondon&SouthWestern 100 Man. Bhef dcLincolush 100 Metropolitan 7 Do. New 8 Do. Extension all Metropolitan District 10 1 Do. do. do. _ 8 1 Do. kg& John's-wood 100 Midland , 6 j Do. E 9 Shares ai. lioo st. .100 st. los Do. Birm. & Derby ,Mid Kent North British I_Do. Hain ,Perth,Dund N. ZaMein-Berwick Do. G. N. K Purc. Do. LoaDi 81. 100 York Carlisle Stock. &Darting do., 1860411 Furth London Do. do., 1861 Do. do 1865 St. 100 St. 100 St. 100 St. .100 St. 100 St. 100 St. 100 58 00 124 196 65 65 12 15 S 5 67 70 70 72 *3 13 111 113 37 38 6 7 81. 100 Nf7rilt N. rt S. Western June Scottish Central Scottish N. K Aber. Stk 'Scottish Midland Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern all Staines,Wokingliam,&c 100 Taff Vale , Do. C 100 Vale of Meath 100 Waterford & Kilkenny 6 Waterloo & VI httehall .100 , West Cornwall 63 64 67 E 38 40 sa 88 118 113 110 Pi 23 IS 117 118 91} 92} 60 81 184 128 1} 2 prn Dar i prom 88 90 120 121 1i 11 pm 90 92 52 64 25 87 105 108 119 914 90 118 19 P 2 54 66 I 90 101 4 Ws 104 1 1 It 99 fel cs s 00 67 xc Tin' 28 :in - lipm 1 pm 1 pm 101 , 121 2 loci Ti 100 4 100 lon} 2 10i 105; Oft A 6,00001 100,0001 2, 685 815,201 ,800 200,000 X OOO OOO 100,000' 260,000 1,000,000 200,000 200. 000 200,000 300,000 166,600 166.0001 lao/000 1,000,000 250,000 760,000 - r3alc*. dls par l 7 5 &a, 2f 'ldle, 10 7 dil 0 7 dis 4 7 65 63 ii is .11 27 29 1 17 22 4 2 (Hsi 16 13 disi 3 8 )1m 1 1 20 10 dis 7 i - i dill' 41 gicliaxdl 4? 49 I 11 19 id! 33 55 I 15 20 45 47 - 66 xd - 14 18 n [lB} _dim zd 19 17 19* 24 39 pm l 30 32 1 dla, 31 1441 - iii 2 dis 11 8 4111 1 19 20 10 8 the 11 9 di. 8 10 • 10 8 10 5 7 ru i 1 ,11a par. • 1 24 28 26 - 181 } 10.1 1 du 1 Oldie xd 83 84 7 5 dls: 10 6dl 1! 6 Bpm 2ipm 214 24 68 72 xd 4i 44 14 16 15 - 5 die' 5 5 di. 88 82 !, 18 21 6 4 12 2 die: 9 7 cite 2 die . 13 24pm , par 8 pm' 73 75 I 43 46 t 3 i dia Par i pn 40 45 :di 4A 5 4il - 41 84 86 .. I 66x1 14 11 (118 8 6Ms 49 61 6 5 dim 47 60 411 OOLOMAL ab Colin. Op. ct.,1111 Do. Cut. G 04.6 p. e.. 187744. Do. Sperct,lreb.kAng. Do. Sperct.Mar. . Do. 6perct Jan.&J Do. 6 wet. Ins. Capeof G Borg per. 1873 Do. do.lBoo-1903 Do. do. 181343 Do._ do. 1890-91 _ 92 96 so as 90 94 77 79 76 79 102 104 102 104 lid 106 102 104 116 90 102 104 107 109 150:6p.e.4.4:0CT.1904 . / C Nov.lBBB,Bp.ct s r ° ' . 1878, d 0... I _Do. 1874 d 0... IN - - llawitlas I per et.. 1878 Do. 1878 Do. 1882 Do. 1866 Natal. Oov. 6 per sent.. New Brana.Gov.6prect. New South Wales Goy_ 6 p. eent.,lB7l to 1876 Do. 6 p. elan to 18112 New Zealand 6 per cent Do. sper cent Nova Scotia 6 p. c.,1676 Qneenaland Gov. 6 p. et. &Aust Gov. 6 p. et ,1868 Jo. 1878 and upwda. Vlc.Gov.ep. c. Jan. July Do. ap. ca .42.1110 c. FOREIGN 102 104 103 106 104 106 104 100 00 101 90 96 92 96 95 88 91 96 72 75 95 97 99 100 104 106 100 101 104 104 No. 18h. I MMES. I Pt I CL prices. I Pelee. 35, 1 1•15milloe Limited) . 2 Oils Par! 10(000 1 lAnglo-Brat.Gold(Lim..) 84. }din peel 20, 90 . Australian 10, 6 ,Braxil•L&M•Co.(Lim ) all 11 S 15,000 10 Cape Copper (Limited) 7 le 2 25,000 2 ICapulaSllvert (Limited) 11 1 0 30, 6 ICtontalesG.&S.Min.,L 1; 1 1 pin It. 40 ICobre Copper 10,000 20 ICopiapo (Limited) 100,000 1 ,Don Pedro. N. Del Rey 144.1 —W 6 25.000 3 'East Del ReLimited) a t 2i r dre, 25,000 2 Fortuna (Li mited) .. • , 50,000 1 2 iFrontino&BolidaEeld lel e cid! 90.000 i 20 General san e ll,loo, i t K Linares aPluids ( ' LiTi n ted te ) d . ) - 10,009 6 Ludtanian ( Limited ) 2 1 dia, 103,815 1 Madonna all 50,000 4 Panulcillo Copper (L ; 3 I lepm 10,000 20 PontglbaudSliverlmd all , 6 8 1 —• 100,000. 6 Port Phillip I 1 ta Barb. Gold M.(L ) 1! Idle 120,000 1 Scottish AustraL Lhil.) all 1 I — 11,000 20 St. John del Rey )Lim. , 15 47 60 43,174 30 United Mexican ;Lim) 28 li 34 30,000 2 Val Antigorle Gold . . e dis par 50,000 1 VallanxascaGoldllim.) par Ipm 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (lam.) 6 I 3 1 die 6,0001, 10 Val Sassam (Limited) 6 ; 10,000 i 6 Waahoe Gold (Limited) all 1 le 80,000, 1 Worthing (Limited) 75.000, I Yorke Penimaila ;Lim ) 1 idle 45,000. 5 Yudanamutana ;Lim ) all 1 DEBENTURE STOCK& No. I Sh. ) 87006.9. IPd (CL prices. I Balm 112,01 Bt. Gt.Fetn 4 p.c. Mar..Wtep.lloo 77 ill 4068316 St. G.Ntha.4 p.c. Jan.&Julyo, 96 96 610,000 51 St. G.Watn.—W. .-04.,4e p. ct., Jan. & July .... ,100 95 100 518,000 St. I Lanc.&Yk.4p.c.Jan.&Jlyloo 92 96 680,000, St. , Lon.Brigh.4p.c.Jan.&JlTloo 90 96 1028228; 84. LAN. W.4p.c.Jan•& July 100 I id 26 312,839 84. I Do. 3ep.c. Jan.& July.loo I 259,730' St. I. &S. W op. c. Jan.& July 100 ! 94 96 .... I St. Midland,4p.c.J ao.&July 100 ! 93 95 .... I St. .N. British. E. P. & D.8.,' I 5 p. ct., Feb. & Aug... 100 ' 105 107 82,4:1 Ed. N.Estrn..4p.c.Jan.&July 100. 94 96 .... I St. Scot.N.E.,4 p.c.Ap.dtOct. 100 ! MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Owz o'CnooL. The stock markets are still in a very unsettled and exceptional state. The English funds have been in demand to-day, and at one time showed a fresh rise of per cent., but have since returned to Saturday's quotations. Other securities have been dealt in to only a very limited extent, attention being almost entirely directed to the settle ment, which will be concluded to-morrow. This settlement is watched with considerable anxiety, the " account" being a very large one, and it being feared that some important failures will be announced to-morrow in the Stock Exchange. Meanwhile, owing to the appre hension thus kept alive in that establishment, and to the hesitation of bankers to lend money upon public securities, transactions in 'all stocks, except Consols, are greatly interfered with. Nevertheless, owing to a demand for investment, a decided improvement, amounting in some cases to 1 to 2 per cent. is observable in home railway stocks. As regards foreign bonds and other securi ties, great caution continues to be shown by the speculators. The City to-day presents a quiet appearance, and the feeling of panic has entirely disappeared. Nevertheless there is an impression that further mercantile suspensions will be announced within the next few days in consequence of the stoppage of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited). The demand for money at the Bank of England to-day is very strong, the other banks and discount houses not being anxious to do fresh business. The lcittiF, however, are taking the best short-dated bills from their regular customers at 10 per cent. Consols, after improving to f per cent., are now quoted the same as on Saturday afternoon, viz., 86} to with dividend, for money, and 855 to /, ex div., for the 6th of June. Foreign stocks present no movement of import_ anoe, pending the settlement, and scarcely any busi - fleas has occurred. Some of the present quotations • are subjoined :—Turkish, Bonds of 1865, 30 to ; Spanish Passive, 2171 to 2271 ; the Certificates, 15 to ; Italian of 1861, 39} to 407 r ; Mexican, to 16 ; and Brazilian scrip, 811 to 7} dis., showing an improvement of it per cent. American securities remain dull. Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares exhibit a fresh decline of 1 per cent., being now quoted respec tively, 41 to 43 and 74 to 76. 5-20 Bonds are dull, at Saturday's reduced quotations of 641 to f. As regards the shares of the financial companies, the variations consist of a sudden fall of about D. ss. in General Credit, and a recovery of It. lin Imperial Mercantile. International Financial shares are quoted 1 to 11 dis. ; London Financial, 13 to 11 die. ; General Credit, 3! to 3i die. ; Im perial Mercantile, 11 to 9 dis. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 3to dig. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. remain heavy, and are quoted 17 to 14 die. National Dis count are steady, at 6 to 8 prem. Two o'CLocK, The difficulties of the settlement of the account in the Stock Exchange have increased, espe cially in that of foreign securities. The Bank directors, it is affirmed, have refused to lend money on Consols to the dealers on the plea that such securities can now be converted into money. Surely this is not carrying out the object of the suspension of the act, but adding a fresh difficulty to the already seriously complicated situation. _ . . The raising by the Bank of the minimtun rate 'of discount to the uniform charge of 10 per cent., is, we think, to be regretted, both as being unnecessary and impolitic. It is unneces sary, because the exchanges are already moving in favour of this country, foreigm outgoings are stopped, and gold is flowing daily into the Bank of England from abroad. In a word, there is no foreign drain that would justify this fresh advance in the rate. The only drain—the only disturbance —that still exists is purely internal, and results chiefly from the endeavours of provincial bankers to fortify themselves against the effects of a possible continuance of the recent reign of terror. To assuage this terror, and to refrain carefully from setting up fresh inducements to it, should now be the aim alike of the government and the Bank, and the imposition of a 10 per cent. rate of discount points, as far as it goes, in an opposite direction. Never theless, we fully believe that the remedial influ ences now at work will prove far more powerful. Of the sum of nearly six millions which formed the Bank's reserve on Wednesday evening last, about 3,000,0001., or one-half, was drawn out of the Dank on Friday alone, and it is almost susceptible of arithmetical proof that, had not the act been suspended, the entire balance would have been drawn out on Saturday, thus entailing, with a virtual stoppage of payment by the Bank of England, the keeper of their balances, a similar necessity on the part of all the other London banks. It is an eventuality which government might well • shrink from facing when they found it at the very door. But now, this mischievous law being once more abrogated, the three millions of notes which the affrighted public withdrew absolutely with the determination to hold them till the crisis had passed, will flow back swiftly to the Bank of England ; and there can be little doubt that, directly the country bankers satisfy themselves that there is no longer any need of pro viding against a past danger, the resources of that establishment will increase with marvellous rapi dity, as in 1847 and 1857. About 53,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank on Saturday. It is understood that, owing to the panic which has lately prevailed, a large amount of sove- reigns has been taken from the Bank of England for the provinces, but they will probably I flow back in a few days. The Persia, from New York, has brought 42,0001. in specie. The difficulties of the Imperial Mercantile Credit Association (Limited), have been currently re ferred to for some time past, but it was hoped that assistance would be obtaimed to carry on the business. The efforts towards this object would, it is stated, have resulted in success, but for the sudden failure of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), followed so quickly by that of Messrs. Peto and Betts. The total liabilities and engage ments of the company, including those to depositors, are expected to range from 4,000,0001. to 5,000,0001. It will be recollected that Messrs. Coleman and Co. and Quilter, Ball, and Co., the accountants, in a report dated the sth inst., estimated the securities and the amount of profits in reserve and undivided as sufficient to cover within about 100,0001. the full amount of the several advances against which I thex were respectively held, as well as to provide for' the depreciated value of other investments. The collapse which has since taken place in all classes of securities must have tended to diminish the value of the company's assets. Nevertheless, there is a disposition to hope that, with forbearance on the part of the principal creditors, the liquidation may be carried through without any further heavy tall being made upon the shareholders. The Mer cantile Credit Association was started in Oct., 1863, and transacted business for a period of about 12 months, when it amalgamated with the Imperial Financial Company, an undertaking introduced in February, 1864, and the shares of which at once 3 rose to 7 premium, chiefly on an impression that an amalgamation with the London Financial Asso ciation would be effected. The amalgamated con cern, under its present title, has since occupied a very good position, and has been largely entrusted with the funds of bankers and others. Its posi tion has of late been greatly weakened by constant withdrawals of deposits, and thus a stoppage at last became inevitable. The following is a hat of the directors :—Messrs. John Chapman, E. J. Cole man, Alderman Dakin, James Dickson, P. D. Hadow, J. O. Hanson, G. F. Holroyd, Captain J. Gilbert Johnston, G. G. Macpherson, W. Scholefield, M.P., Sir S. D. Scott, Bart.,filesars. H. Denby Sey mour, M.P., Joseph Thornton and Alfred Wilson. Messrs. Xenophon Balli, J. E. Hombre, and M. Zarifi, three Greek directors, are understood to have resigned some weeks ago. At the meeting held on the 23rd of January last the net profits for the half-year were stated at 91,860/., and a divi dend was declared at the rate of 20 per cent. pet annum. The balance-sheet then published, show ing the position of the company up to the 31st of December, 1865, is reproduced below : CAPITAL and d LLABILITIEB. To capitali-100,000 shares of £6O sick, CS per share paid up . To liabilities:—Cash held upon deposit £6,110,001 3 9 Sundry balances to accounts current 15,928 17 8 , 2 125 990 1 £OBB,BlB 8 0 686,000 0 0 Bab payable Bankers' credits Endorsement& and guaran tees 'Sundry charges and °mints stone due 2,681,666 7 9 To rebate on bille and loans not due 28,368 17 To profit and loss :—Balance, being net profit, carried down F 4,302,041 19 1 CR. ASSETS. . . By cash at hunkers', iu hand, and at can 8206,066 1 11 By bilh receivable By loam, securities. and current accounts 2,664,986 15 9 By investments and interest accrued thereon By olSce furniture and fittings F. 3,302,041 19 I PROFIT and LOAi ACCOUNT from July 1 to Dec. SI, UM. DR. . To dividend of los. per share on 100,000 shares 460,000 0 II To Income tax on shove 1336 6 6 _ To amount transferred to • • Rest" account .. 75,000 0 0 To balance carried to profit and loss new account 19,100 5 U 0146,002 12 T By Wince brought forward from June 30 g33,141 16 • By net profit fur the half )ear ending Dec. 31 £145002 12 T The liabilities on the deposits of the Consoli dated Discount Company do not exceed about 350,0001. The precise amount of the engage ments on bills is not stated. This undertaking was established in January, 1864, to take over the discount business of Messrs. Sandeman and Co., and its operations have been chiefly confined to discounting the bills of tradesmen. The number of shares is 20,000, upon which 121. 10s. per share has been paid. It is proposed to call a meeting of the shareholders for Monday fortnight, to determine the future course to be adopted. A hope is entertained that the business may be resumed. The meetings of shareholders of the Bank of Turkey (Limited), convened for the 16th instant (" Derby Day"), are to be held merely pro forma, and adjourned to the following day. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 21st April were 25,7521. sterling, being 2291. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The reeeipc.i of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 28th April, were 14,7361., being 9901. more than last year. The Australian Joint Stock Bank will open their offices at No. 18, King William-street, City, OR or about the Ist of June next, for the issue of letters of cr,hlit, and transacting the usual agency business, in c,unL•ction with the colonies. SATURDAY EVINDIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 84 to g ex. div. for the pith of June, opened this morning at 8.5;l, to and closed at 8.5 i to For money the last prix WAS 80 to with div., yesterday's anal quotation having been only 864 to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 864, 4, 61, 61, ; ditto, for account, SO, 4, I, g ; Three per Cents. Reduced, , ; New Three per Cents., 84, : Bank S, 240 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, ; ditto Four vcr Cent. Debentures, 100, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, Bs. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock closed steadily. The March Exchequer Bills remain dull, at 158. to ha. dis., but the June were rather firmer at 10s. to 3s. die. The transactions in foreign stocks were not very numerous, but the tone was sensibly firmer. Turkish 11: aids of 1858 and 1862 improved 1 per cent. ; Spanish Certificates, ; and Mexican and Turkish of 1865. On the other hand, Italian of 1861 decliti.4l I}, Moorish 1, and Mexican of 1864 and Spanish Passive 116 120 132 125 68 70 106 106 85 2 10 11 pm 120 124 1 2 pm 1 2 pm 73 75 108 112 148 150 66 68 CS 43 71 73 .i - 0 140 143 1 1 pml 100 103 62 64 MSSIONS. BRITISH Sh. I Pd. I RAILWAY:4. 100 all Atlantic&St. Lawrence St. 100 'Bom. Bar. &C. In. gsp. c. 20 8 1 Do. 1r Shares 20e all [Buffalo & Lake 111.-on 10 all I Do. Preference 100 100 I Bulf.,Brant.,&Goderlcl • 6 per cent-1872-34 St. 100 .CaL &S. Eastern sp. e.g St. 100 Cape T. d: Dock 6p. c. too • gat • Demerszs.7u.C. perpref.l St. 100 East Bengal gu. sdo St. 100 East Indian gu. sdo 1 St 100 Grand Truuk of Canada! 100 all 1/o. Equip. 11. R.6p.ct.l 100 all Do. let pret. Bonds 100 all ' Do. do. deferred: 100 all 1)o. 2nd pref. Bonds. 100 all Do. du. deferred, 100 all Do. Srd pref. Stock I 100 all Do. do. deferred., 100 all I Do. 4th pref. Stock i 100 all I Do. do. deferred ' St. 100 Great Indian Peninsula . 20 Id Do. gua. 5 per cent 20 6 Do. New do. .. 20 2 I Do. New • 1 Si 100 1 St. 100 t, S. of I.ndia. g. 5 p. et. W. 4j per cent. .... — foe all 0C Western of Ciuilida' 20a IS Do. New 100 all Do.(tp.e.Bda.pay.lB73 100 all Do.Si do. du. 157:3 10 1 Indianßranch k llmited,i St. 100 Madras guar. sp. cent St. 100 Du. do. 4/ do St. 100 Do. do. de ! 1 20 10 Do. Fifth Extension ; St. 100 Slab. Corp. 0 per c. Bd. I 60 all I Melb. and flobsoa's Bayl 100 .. Do. 6p. et., pay. ISSO 100 .. • Do. bp. ct., pay. 1805, St. 100 N.R.of Can. Cp. c. latp. 11.. St. 100 &bide, gua. 5 ipar cent. I St. 100 i Do. Delhi do _2O 2 1 Do. _de. dr! Do. run,sub d 0..... Do. Indus St. riot. do. M a i s o tt ia Stasterman's A.WancslAmi.ttLiverpool 'Anglo Austrian An — ilo Egyptian ;Lim. ! Anglo Italian :Limitad; : Asiatic Bank eor. new eh Australasia Bankof BritishColumbi Do. New, issued 2 pin : Bank of Egypt :Bank of London 'Bank of Otago 'Llrnited , , 'Bank of Queenaland IBankof Victoria Austral' Bank of New Zealand ' Barned's Bank (Limited,' .Bnizilian& Portuguese L: British & Californian,L.,. British N. America . • ICharlesLaffitte& Co. 1) 1 jC.Bk India, Ana., China . Chart. Mar. of LadL, &c.. City 'Colonial 151 5 dl, - iioUs: 101 ' 61 63 xd 100 102 88 83 80 82 9d 100 97 93 idls 90 98 JOINT STOCK BANKS._ !A S. IPd aIN 30 !Com Bank of Canada. Com. Bank of India, the ' Consolidated Bank (L ) Beth* and London . _ 50 lEast London ;Limited;. 20 Eastern Exchange Lim.). , 30 !English and American 25 'English Joint Stock ,L; 20 I Eng.Scot.et AusL Chartd 50 lEnglishandSwedish 50 :European Bank:Limited .100 IlLindtuns.ChinadtJap.,L) , 100 Do. issued at 2 100 Do. New _ llmperial Rank ,Linilted; Imperialpttoman - i:* 6,0001 100,0001 600,000 20,0001 13000 22,0001 - i;"666 50:0001 90,0001 720001 25,000 10,000', 6,000 60,000 10.000, so,oool 17,156 6,000' 00,0001 10,000 40,000 37,600 ao:000l ae,ooo ~;~i n;rii ! 20 1 102 5° 100 120 ____ 10,000 17,051 10,000 40,000 Oroalan . Land Mort. Bic India 'I.); c. Deb.,ISCA, SOTS: ILos.l6k.ofllextcoAc.j ; London and Brazilian I _ Do. New London& ElverPlate;l.ll Do. New, kw at 14 pm, Lou.' Ch. Bank of Anatxl London and County 'London Joint Stock London et South African' Lon. k 8. Western (Lim.) London d Venezuela' L j London & Westminster. Merchant Bank ,Clan. Do. New IfercantUettExchan'L ) Metro. & Prow. Itank } L ) iMidland Batik :Lim. i 1 5 100 100 ao 80 National of Liverpool IN L a t P I r otal ) f ßl a nt i New South Wales !New Zealand (Malted) 'North Western ss "Oriental Bank Corporn. 20 !Orient Corn. B.LlateO.C. 20 Do. do. lateN.l. 10 Do. do. lateF.C. 60 Pro, In. Banldneorp. (L) 100 Provlne. of Ireland 10 ficlade,lPtinj.,&Dellti(L) 20 Do. leaned at 2pm 26 South Australia 100 of B. 8. Africa 100 I Da. do. us. at 6pm ' 25 Union of Australia 100 'Union of Ireland r. 60 ,Union of London PREFERENCE SHARES_ Midland Consolidated, 4.11 per cent.. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. South Austria;;;Zl;3MberTo:iren;tliti - i, 12i. ale, 97. MISCELLANEOUS. Berlin Water Works (Limited), 95. Credit Fonder and Mollifier of England (Limited), (, f, 4,2, id. Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 14. Gen. Credit and Finanns of London (Lim.), 14, 01. Imp. Mere. Credit Assoc. (Lim.). 91, 10 dis. London Financial Association (Limited), 78, 6f. National Discount Company (Lim.), 11, 121. North British and Mercantile Insurance, 164. Overend, Gurney, & Co. (Limited), 16, 4, 14, 154 dia. Peninsular and Oriental Steam (all paid), 74. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LTTIRPOOL, MAY I^_ .Males today:—Groat Western, London and North Western, 117} 17 } }—New account, I.tfr Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 60 60}—North Eastern, Berwick. 107 B—South Eastern, 71) 2—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4) 1-16—New account, 4 3.l6—Grand Trunk of Canada, 19— Great Western of Canada, 14)-173e, 46 5) } 5--1111nols, 77 Five.Twentles, 66—Great Luxembourg, II 1Y Mercantile and Exchange Bank, ni d.—New account. kin—Albion Marine, 11 . 1. —British and Foreign Marine, 14 1 1-16 1 p.-10npire Marine, d. Mercantile Marine, 1 d —Royal Insurance, 3} 3 p—tinion rice, 1 National Steam Company, 91 10 9}d.—New ac count, 9). Mascitimrca, MAT It —The market opened with a consider able improvement in prices, but there was but little business. There were some sales of Sheffield for next account opening at COL and cloning at 591. Consolidated Batik Limited;, next account, — Mee, 45; next account, 46 64--Great Luxembourg, 12— Grand Trunk of Canada, 19--Great Western of Canada, 15— Great Western. 53} }—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120; next account, 141—London and North Western, next account, 118- - MAnclieeter. Sheffield, and Lincoln, 594 ; next account, COI }6O 51.) i }--Overend. Gurney, and Co. limited'. 12 14 15 d.—South EAstern, next account, 724 2—tinited States 5.20 Years' Bonds, n",i 6 : next account, 66i. BIRMINGHAM, MAT It—The transactions to-day were—in ('relit Fonder and Mobilier, at 3) die: Gloucester Wagon fourth issue - , at 1} pm. Closing prices:—London and North Western Railway, 117, buyers: Midland Railway, 118}, buyers: Great Western Redeemable 5 per Cent, 96 to 100; Ditto. Birmingham, Guaranteed 34 per Cent.. 711, buyers; Birmingham Banking Company's shares. 20, sellers ; Birmingham Joint Stock Bank, 38, sellers; Lloyd's Bank, 10}, prem. sellers; Staffordshire Joint ' Stock Bank, 9 prem. sellers ; Bi r mingham Financial ;Limited', ,1 prom , sellers; and Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon second inane; 1 to 9.16 dts. DERBY PROPHECIES. " Argus," of the Post, declares without hesitation for the unbeaten Lord Lyon, and " if be and Rustic ar e split I fancy it will be by Lord Glasgow's Toxophilite colt." For the Oaks he sees at present nothing to beat Repulse and Tormentor. On Saturday morning Lord Lyon took a rattling gallop with Elland and Split the Difference, and, from what is known, " Argus " believes Lord Lyon can give Elland 101 b and beat him over a mile and a half, and even at 3st Split the Difference cannot be got before him. " Asmodeus," in the Herald, also proncmnoes in favour of Lord Lyon, and recommends as the best " place " invest ment the Toxophilite colt belonging to Lord Glasgow. " Hotspur," in the columns of the Telegraph, expresses his conviction that in the great struggle of Wednesday " Lord Lynn will come out—as he has done in all his en gagements— unvanquished." The second and third horses, he thinks, will be Rustic and Redan. The prophet of the Star differs from hie colleagues in placing the winners thus :—Rustrt, 1; Lord Lyon, 2; Knight of the Crescent, or Bribery colt, 3. THE CHOLERA IN LIVERPOOL. The number of deaths from cholera at Liverpool is increasing. Dr. ROO, of the Helvetia, has died. Three more emigrants belonging to the Jesse Munn have died— two on board the ship, and one at the Birkenhead depot. The disease has appeared at the new depot at Bankhall, and five patients have been removed to the workhouse. On Saturday morning the whole of the healthy passen gers remaining on board the Helvetia, and those on board the War Cloud were, under the directions of Dr. Trench, brought ashore, and conducted to a large warehouse at Bankhall, Victoria-road, belonging to Mr. Connoly, where a large number of men were busily engaged in preparing the place for their reception. The workhouse authorities sent down bedding and cooking utensils, plates, knives and forks, &c. The warehouse is quite new, with wooden Boors, and, with what was done on Saturday, affords every accommodation, and is undoubtedly far better, in a sani tary point of view, than shipboard. The total number of emigrants landed was about 600, of whom 200 are Ger mans. These will occupy different rooms from the others. SUICIDE OF COLONEL HOBBS. A telegram from Southampton states that, on the second day of the voyage in the Tyne steamer, from King ston to St. Thomas's. Colonel Hobbs, who was a passenger, committed suicide by jumping overboard. Colonel Hobbs. it will be remembered was one of the commanders engaged in suppressing the outbreak of negroes in Jamaica. The death is mentioned of Mr. Philip Stanhope Worsley, known as the translator of the " Odyssey," and as the author of many poems contributed to Blackwood's Ma9azifse. Mr. Worsley was educated at the Cholmeley School, Highgate, and at Corpus. The deaths are announced at Avignano, near fifiseerata, of the youngest sister of Pio Nono and of the Countess Valentin Esterhasy, wife of the well-known Aus trian diplomatist and statesman, at Mersa in the Tyrol, at • very advanced age. Mr. Bernal Osborne states that before he was put in nomination at Nottingham he made the following stipulations, which were agreed to :—" That I should not be asked to make a personal canvass ; that no publichouses be opened for the purposes of an election committee ; no paid canvassers or agents be appointed, and the expenses strictly scrutinised, and confined to legitimate purposes. Further, in the event of being rsturned to parliament, that I should not be called upon to subscribe or contribute to local charities or establishments." CURRENT PEICIC3 Entuaa. Par Qr. I Bras, Keot, red, old i 4 to —62 new 36 to 48 Do. wh ite, old 62 to 67 „ new 33 to 61 Norfolk and Lincoln red, old BARLNY. -to Mailing ------ IS to ♦1 Distilling Grinding 25 to 23 MALT. Lees, Norfolk, and Suffolk W to 65 Kingston and Ware 68 to 87 Brown 4B to 68 ET& Now .. 26 to 28 togUab, reed ----- lO to 25 potato Sear*, feed Fox Per Qr. _ _ WRNS, • Dantrts and Konigs berg 4B to 68 Rostock & Mecklen- _ burg 45 to 65 Danish Rusalan, hard 'oft Amerloan, red „ white BARLIIY Grinding Distilling 33 to 33 . SO to 40 011 Dutch 22 to 26 1 feeding ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, kc., WATER CARRIAGE, FHA)! CLUSIVE Per Qr. OLTS. a. I. Scotch potato Irish, whits black MUMS. Mazagan (1865 Tick Harrow Pigeon PUS. Grey Maple Whit* Boners FLOSII. 33 to 37 I 11 37 to 42 I ti 42 to 44 44 to 4 E 5 to SS 17 to 40 .. ttl to 40 Town made, per 480 43 to 46 ; 37 to 3) 1( 32 to 37 lbs. .. Household Country .. Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ship 32 to 34 Per Qr. - _ Orr& & & Danish and Swedish 22 to 2G Russian BBANS. Danish F67Pii 22 P 366. rste .. ST to 41 .. SG to 40 23 to 30 INDIAN CORN. White 3l to 116 Yellow _ 3l 14) 3.1 rzors. rivmai, per uck 7. 33 to 38 Spanish „ 33 to 36 American, par bd... 26 to 36 Canadian „ 26 to 80 ITO LONDON, BY LAND AND MAY 6 TO MAY 12, IN- Wheat. Barley.. Halt. Ore. 9 111 Igm English 4214 555 18548 Scotch 52 I .... Irish Foreign 17ka. .19&9't Oats Beans Peaai no, qrs. qrs. 47 qn. Dna 256 737 1060 .... 58374 1180 .. Total ..I 21245 : 4891 18548 , 59758 1917 47 .220841 8191 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ants DAY.) (kr ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (PEON OUR OWN CORRICIPONDENT.) The market very steady. Bales about 15,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SEGIAR.—The market remains quiet in all positions. COFFEl.—There are buyers of plantation and native Ceylon at recent low rates, but no further sellers. TEA.—The market remains quiet, the bulk of the parcels advertised for Tuesday next are postponed to Wednesday, the 23rd. Rrca Ayr) Rux.—No sales reported. SALTPETRE.-400 bags of Bengal sold at 245. for refrac tion 6. Corrox.—The market opened on Saturday with an im proved demand, which has since subsided. INDlGO.—Business is doing for export at about the prices paid at the recent quarterly public sales. 1865. i IPM. 33,400 17,236 1,163 1,015 91,125 10%4730 33 to 33 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ONE o'CLoet. In the mining market to-day there is very little business, apart from that connected with the set tlement, v loch will be completed to-morrow. Prices, the ref• re, are nominally yucted the same as on Saturday. EIGHT MINERS DROWNED.—PLYMOUTH, SAM.- DAL—Eight miners were drowned to-day in a mine near Tavistock, through breaking into some old workings that were flooded with water. SHoegi No DEATH AT BOLTON.—A fatal occur rence, the particulars of which are of a melancholy character, took place at Bolton on Saturday. Charles Clarkson, a greener, ocer, of Blackburn, returned from the market about 9 o'clock in the morning with his cart laden with vegetables. After unloading he took the horse out of the cart, and was leading it to the stable, when child his little boy, a nine years of age, begged to ride the animal. At first the father re fused, hut the lad becoming urgent, placed his child on the hors hack. After he had one a fees yards something startled the horse, and it made a sudden spring, in conarnuence of which the little fellow lost hiss balance, end fill down. He screamed out, and this joined to the shouts and cries of spectators, frightened the horse, which bolted at full gallop, with the boy suspended from its side. In slipping down the animal's ride, the , child's leg became entangled in the horse's traces, and as it galloppe'l off the body continuously banged on the pave ment in a manner fearful to contemplate. The scene at this tims wog of a most agonisin,7 deseiption. The unhappy father, and a number of other men ran, as quickly as possible, after the animal. but the body dangling about it seems to have increased its tcrmr, and it galloped on nt a fearful rate. By the violent motion of the horse the breeching was thrown off, but instead of the boy being extri,mted by that, his leg was more securely fastened to the strap by becoming twisted round it. In this way the body was filing backwards and forwards. alternately bounding against the animal or being dashed against the pavement. One of the men, a butcher, 'merely saddled his horse and rushed after the runaway, but did not overtake it until be reached a stable door of the Harrieroft farm, Sharpies, belonging to SmithelLs Hall. Here the horse had storied, the dead body of the boy gill attached to it by the breeching. Mr. Naylor had mild the animal to Clarkson only a week ago, and it bad thus gone back to its old quarters. Death must have occurred within the first hundred yards. The boy's mother witnessed the first part of the scene, and was seized with convulsions—Leeds Aferviey, WHITEHALL, MAY 10.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint James Cell, Keg. to be her Majesty's Att o rney-General in the Isle of 'Man, in the room at Cherie" Richard Ogden, Esq., deceased.—Gazdfe. ST. NAZAIRE, MAY 12. —The mail steamer lan peratrioe Eugenie arrived here this evening from Mexico with 1,900 passengers, including 600 soldiers. She also brings 9,000.000 francs, of which three millions are for the French treasury. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN -ROAD, lezree7o6, N.—Number of patients for the week ending May 12,1,041 of which 275 wets asw oases. RoyaI.FREE Hoarrrai, Gsay's-rns-ioaD.— The number of patients retieved at this hospital during the week ending May 12, yea 3,786, of which 1,21 were new COMM METROPOLITAN FREI HOSPITAL, DETONRHIRE SQUARE, Crn.—The aggregate number of patients relieved during the week ending May 12, was medical. 0 7 0 surgical, 404 ; total, 1,474. of which 623 were new cases. CRYSTAL PALACE.—HALT-A-01:INEA DAY,--SA !GROAT, MAT 12.—AdMieelehe on payment. 3,207 ; ditto by seism tickets, 11,066 ; total whiten, 14,275. ~41 I "'M