The Express. — London, England, 1867-05-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. in Ranao.—ißefore the Lord Chief Justice and Justices Blackburn. Mellor, and Shee.) rias was the tint day of Trinity Term. 0 "T-4.s r,.1.1 . 174.- : E1 PARTS AN AITORNET. M T , 4 .veroul, Q.C.. applied for a rule calling on John attorney, to show cause why he should not the partieuLirs of two hills of costs, pay over and deliver up certain papers ; and also to cause why he should not be struck off the rolls. The Leril thief Justice said the learned counsel could ..; l ot the two applications into one rule. He might ;I , le fur a rule on the first ground, or on the second to strike Cutts off the rolls; but the rule must be, its the first instance, to answer the matters of an affidavit. Hr. to. errnd said he would move on the latter ground. Applicant, in lit 4, Pei% and 114tH, was the tenant of i n Derbyshire, which adjoined some heather be -1,.r. l ag to the Duke of Rutland. Disputes arose between t h e 'oplicant and the Duke of Rutland relative to the former shooting the grouse which came from the duke's land ou his farm, and he employed Cutts, who lived within no mile& as his attorney. The applicant afterwards let the shouting to Cutts, and in consequence of disputes be tweto him and the duke's keepers, he brought an action ~,, a urt his grace in Ibboteon's name without first consult ing him. hut he afterwards gave him an indemnity. In that rise VV. was paid into court. In the following year t here was another disagreement and another action. That wn tried at Derby in 18tH, when the jury returned a vadat in favour of the defendant, the costa in that action m u imeting to 1441. Lis. M. Applicant heard nothing of the costs, and be supposed he had nothing to do with it. S o le time after, however, Cutts's clerk called on him, in h•rmed him that a ca. sa, had been issued against him, and that he hid better protect his property by giving a most. we. and he produced at the same time a bill of cons fur The applicant at first protested against the proposal, but on his being assured by the clerk that he would nut have to pay the money, and that it was ueceoary to give the mortgage to protect his property, he accordingly signed the document, and the clerk took it : way with him. A month afterwards Ibbotson went to i'utta's otfice, and there he saw Cutts, his clerk, and a per ion aimed Pocklington, and it was suggested by Cutts, and winged between them, that in order to deprive the duke of his mats lbhotson should assign hie personal property to Pocklington for :OM., a check for AY., and two bills, one for ;tie., and another for ROl. The 201. were handed over to the applicant, arid the bills Cutts took care of. Pockling tun took possession of the farm ; and Ibbotson, at Cutts's ingestion, came to London to be out of the way. Cutts, his clerk, and Pocklington were tried at the last Derby reins, before Mr. Justice Lush, but they were acquitted; the learned judge, however, making some strong observa nces upon Cutts's conduct. On the trial Cutts produced the mortgage for VOL, and his first application would have ken, if he could have made it, for Cutts to pay over that rum. The duke's agent bring unable to find Ibbotson, an Avertisement for information respecting him appeared in ;he papers, which led to Ibbotson's wife communicating with him, and it was arranged that they should all meet on a particular day at the office of Mr. Hare, solicitor, of Bed ford-row. The duke's agent, to prevent any delay, sent one letter addressed to the wife in her assumed =WO, and a copy of it by a messenger to Ibbotson's father, who was residing on the farm. That letter was intercepted by Pocklington, who took it to Cutts, and he immediately went to the manager of the bank at Sheffield, and told hint that he could arrest Ibbotson the following day at 5 o'clock, at Mr. Hare's office, on the judgment he had against him. The manager thought it very strange that a solicitor should cane to him sad ask him to arrest his client, and mid he most first consult the directors. The bank, however, refused to arrest Ibbotson. There could be no doubt Cutts's object was to prevent Mots= from giving the dukes agent any information on the subject. The Court granted; the rule to strike Cutts off the rolls. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sating' in Banco.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron, and Barons Bramwell and Martin.) Tbis being the first day of 'Trinity Term, the court sat at half-past 10 o'clock. BILIJiM3 o. THE RIDMOUTH RAILWAY A: , ID HARBOUR CONIPANT. In this cum the plaintiff had obtained judgment naiad the Sidmouth Railway and Harbour Company for a large mm of money, and kat term the court, upon the applica tion of Mr. Ja ques, granted a rule nisi for a wire faciaagainst one of the shareholders in respect of that judgment which remained unsatisfied. ............. Mr. Barnard, on the part of the shareholders, sow showed cause against the rule. The Court, without calling upon the counsel on the other side, said they felt bound to make the rule absolute. Rule absolute accordingly. COURT OF ADMIRALTY. (Before the Right Hon. sters.) Dr. Loahingto; and Trinity Ma THE PACIFIC. - COLLIIHON IN HARWICH HARBOUR. This was a claim for damage. A collision took place between the schooner Bee and the Pacific in Harwich Harbour. Witnesses were called and the case proceeded. Dr. Deane, Q.C., and Mr. Clarkson were for the plain tiffs; Mr. Brett, Q.C., and Mr. Butt for the defendants. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) 110 as JOSIPIi REICH/MID. The bankrupt, who described himself as a tailor, for merly carrying on business in Wardour-street, and since at 3, Cross-street, Covent-garden, attributed his difficulties to the destruction, by fire, of his premises and stock in War dour-street, by which he was Daft destitute, his property being uninsured. He returns his debt, at 5141., with assets of trilling amount. This was a sitting for examination and discharge. Mr. Aldridge appeared for the official assignee. The bankrupt was examined and said that he had made applic►tion to several insurance offices but they declined to grant him a policy. They gave him no reason for refusing to insure, but he understood that there was an objection to take insurances from foreigners. His Honour said the bankrupt might pan his 111111111b111. Yoe, but the discharge would be adjourned for inquiry, as it seemed r►ther extrarordinary that insurance offices should decline to take a policy merely for the reason that the party applying was a foreigner. Order accordingly. (BedoreMr. Registrar Spring Rice.) IX RI °WIWI SPILL. The bankrupt in this ease was a waterproof clothing manufacturer, lately carrying on business at White Horse lace, Hackney-wick. He was made bankrupt whilst in Pia upon the adjudication of one of the learned regia- Ton. and he stated in his examination that his debts mounted to 20 4 0M., and that in the month o f J u n e last he "se rom of property worth 9,0001., which was now 61 : si control, and he believed the same had been sold now his imprisonment. This was a first sitting. Several proofs were admitted, and Mr. R. S. Heilbut, 0(34, Fenchurch-stresit merchant ; and Mr. H. L. Roses, of Major-street, Manchester, mer chant, were appointed assignees. The sitting for exami nationtt and discharge will take place on the 27th of June, at LORD MAYOR'S COURT. (Before the Common Serisant and • Special Jury.) WALTON r. Th e CORroiIATION or LONDON.—COMPINSATIOF CLUB OF tPWLapy OF 40,0001.-110 HOLBORN VLADOM. The cus, which was • compensation claim exceeding by Mr. Charles Walton, the wine merchant, in Furitgdon-road, for his premises required for the Holbona nliel improvements, was appointed for hearing to-day, "" *WU comaion the Solicitor-General s p ec i a lly a tt en d e d "" the Put of the claimant, assisted by M r . H orace Ll oy d am! Mr. Legard. Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., and the Hon. Mr. Thesiger were for the City. After the jury had made a personal inspection of the monies, the Solicitor-General prooeeded to open the ease. Among the items was a large one for the removal of wines. The case , if gone into, will probably occupy • couple of THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL ZITRAORTN•ET CONDCCT OF A WAREBOVIIMAN. Mr. Erratenv, a warehouseman, carrying on business tind e r the style of Bustace and Co., at No. 7, Phillip-lane. " 1 Genror C. Little, a man in his employ, were summoned before Sir Benjamin Phillip s by the Mid land Railway Com- N, for unlawfully detaining three trusses of oupet, "'oaring to Messrs. liaster and C0.,2, Fell-street, W ool -street, which bad been delivered at the warehouse sf Restate in error. Poland prosecuted, and Mr. Beard appeared for +flrace. Itl en the names of the defendant+ were called, Little owls answered. After some delay, Mr. Poland said be would explain the nature of the rn.lebee he proposed to offer. On the 25th of March last *nee tresses of carpet were sent UD from Yorkshire, with k letter and a number on them. There was no address on ~the good, ; but on the sc a77-bill they were directed to 4e nil. Easter and Co., Addle-street. The carman went to Addle-street, but could not find the place ; and on tilting inquiry wu told that there was a newly-fitted-up warehouse in Phillip-lane, and perhaps it might be the lame Linn that had removed there. He found the new Manses ; but there was no name up. The carman went a and saw Little, and told him be had brought some goods he Messrs. Easter and Co., and showed him the way-bill, tut , ' the name was written plainly "Easter and Ce." gnorls were intended for MOWS. Easter and Co., of ," 2 Fell-street, Woodatreet, but had not been properly 'octet!. The defendant Little read the way-bill, and t ht4 said " All right, my num, bring them in." He did 10 , sad Little signed the way bill, G. C. Little." Upon 11 Ortaining that the goods had been improperly delivered Person from the railway went to Rustaoe's and asked to a " him. Little said he mut at Manchester, and be then „ I te'l to see the m an who took the goods i n , an d b e replied mlat he would be there on the following Saturday. The THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1867. person from the railway went again on the day named and again saw Little, but he never laid that he was the person who took the goods in. Sir Benjan.in Phillips—As this is • very grave charge against Mr. Eustace, it is important that he should be present. . . . . Mr. Beard—There is no reason why be should not be here, for he was at my office not a quarter of an hour ago, and was coming round here. Mr. Eustace was called again and again, but did not answer. Mr. Beard—The goods are there, and the railway com pany can have them. Mr. Poland—l have here a letter from Endue stating that they are partly sold. Mr. Beard—l am instructed that they are not sold. Sir B. Phillips (to Little)—Are they sold or not! You can tell. ____ Little—They are not sold—(than hesitating)—aa far as I know. _ . Sir B. Phillips—Yon must know whether they are sold or not. Little—They are not sold. Sir B. Phillips—Then they can be given up. Little—Yes ; they are there. Sir B. Phillips—And have net been sold! Little (hesitating)—No, as far as I know. Sir B. Phillips—lf you do not give me a straightforward answer I shall treat this matter in a much more serious manner than you seem to think I shall. Little—As far ea I know the goods have not been sold. Mr. Beard—We will give them up now. Mr. Martin (chief clerk)—Then adjourn the case for half an hour, and let the goods be brought here. Sir B. Phillips—That will bethe best way. Let an officer go down, and bring them up here. Mr. Martin—Will you give the order to give them up? Mr. Beard—l give authority to take them. Some of the persons belonging to the railway company went with Little to the premises in Phillip-lane, but re turned in half an hour to nay that the premises were locked up and they could not get in. Mr. Poland—lt is plain, sir, they don't mean to give them up. I shall now proceed to give the evidence, and then ask for an adjournment of this summons and for • warrant against butane. William Thomas Froom, carman in the service of the Midland Railway Company said that on the 2 ith of March last he had three trusses to deliver to Messrs. Raster and Co., Addle-street. They were marked E 959 to 961, but not addressed. He could not find the place according to the address on the way-bill, and on making inquiry was advised to try No. 7 Phillip-lane. He went there, and saw Little, and asked for Easter and Co., for whom he had three trusses. Little said "AU right, bring them in." He did so, and then showed Little the name on the way-bill where be was to sign. He looked at it, and then signed "G. C. Little." Cross-examined—He did not ask for Eustace, of Addle street, he asked for Easter. Little said the carman asked for Eustace and Co., of Addle-street, and as they had been a short time before Eustace and Co., of Addle-street, he took the goods in. It was a fortnight before any inquiry was made for them. Sir B. Phillips—Well, and why did you not give them up then, when you found they were not for you Little—l did not know they were not for us. Sir B. Phillips—l shall adjourn this case, and all upon you to enter into your own recognisance' in W. to appear here again, and I shall issue a warrant for the apprehen sion of Eustace. The summons was then adjourned. ILUILBOROUGH-STREET. ILLUMINATIONS. Charles Wales, 16, John Reynolds, 16, and Frederick Henry Bono*, 15, were charged before Mr. Knox as ins pected per loitering Saville-row for the purpose of committing fe °nig& Philip Shrive, 82 C, said that on Saturday night, about 10 o'clock, he was on duty in Saville-row, there being a large number of persons collected there vritnesaing the illumination at Mr. Poole's, the tailor, when he saw the three prisoners pushing amongst the crowd. Suspecting them he watched them and saw Reynolds attempt to pick pockets. He afterwards took the prisoners into custody, and on searching Bolton he found two purses on him, one of them containing a number of postage stamps. Binetad Webb, 112 C, proved seeing Reynolds and Bolton attempt to pick different persons pockets, and as sisted Shrive in taking the prisoners into custody. On searching Reynolds he found upon him a purse containing 7s. Nothing was found on Watts. Mr. Charles Hubbard, 59, Albany-street, said Bolton had been in his employ for three years, and he could not un dentand bow he had got into such a position. The stamps found on Bolton no 'doubt belonged to him (Mr. Hubbard), and bad been taken off some circulars. The prisoner had no right, it was true, to have them. He believed both the purees belonged to Bolton. He had trusted him with large sums of money. Bolton said be had taken the stamps off some old circu lars in a cupboard intending to put them on some new owes, and having no time to do so put them into his pocket. Au ironmonger in Portland-street gave Reynolds a good character, stating that he had never known him to be dishonest, and a tradesman in Holborn ■ppooke well of Watts's character, and as to the respectability of his paTita. . Mr. Knox said it appeared to be a strange story. He would discharge these boys, but be must tell them that their characters were compromised by whet occurred on Saturday night. He had a painful doubt in the caw. He could not say they were guilty, but be could not say they were innocent. He was afraid the lads bad fallen into bad company. He would discharge the lads and he would like to hear that the roasters would agree to take them back. The masters having agreed to do so, Mr. Hubbard asked whether it was true that dice and cards were allowed at the school Bolton went to of an evening. Bolton said dice and dominoes were allowed. Mr. Hubbard said he thought it a moat disgraceful thing if that were the awe. His only object in making the in- quiry was for the boys' own good. Mr. Knox said that he would discharge the lads, hoping the present case would act as a warning to them. Richard Baker, ails. Stater, a shoeblack, was charged with stealing the watch of David Croskey, a tailor, while in Saville .rolr. . - After hearing the evidence, Mr. Knox remanded the prisoner, to give him an op portunity of producig witnesses to character. James nekton was charged as a suspected person loiter. ing in Saville-row for the purpose of committing a felony. He was remanded. 77toiHockiWois and Jolts Corey were charged by Police-constable Butcher, 137 C, with a eindlAr offence in Saville-row. Butcher having proved the ease, Gordon, 33 C, said that Covey had once before been charged with felony. hlr. Knox remanded the primmer*. THE GOVERNMENT AND THE FENIAN PRISONERS.— On Saturday evening Sir George Bowyer received the reply to the communication made to Lord Derby on the part of the members who bad waited on his lordship in the afternoon. In his written answer the Premier said that he and his colleagues bad given the mast serious con sideration to the representations of the hon. gentlemen, but that be was unable to state the determination at wh;ch the cabinet had arrived. Even at an early hour yesterday the impression had spread that the government had determined on a policy of mercy. In that case it would be imperative to communicate. in the first instance, with her Majesty and with the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. It had been arranged that if the answer of the Premier should be unfavourable ' a deputation of the Irish mem bers should at once proce ed to Balmoral to lay the ques tion of clemency before the Ibsen. THE NORTH-EAnTEEN ENGINE-DRIVIIRB' STRIKE. —On Saturday, at the Guildhall, York, before Mr. .1. Chadwick, the adjourned cases of George Preston and nine others, who had been summoned for having left the service of the North-Eastern Railway . Company without having giver. a month's notice, were disposed of. Preston had been convicted on the 18th of April, and he now came up for judgment. The cases of the other defendants bad not been gone into. Mr. Catch. of York, represented the com pany ; and Mr. Webster, of Darlington, appeared for the defendants. Mr. Webster said this strike arose from a mis understanding between the men and the superintendents, and • misapprehension of the state of the law and the Mr- euenstancei. - "The defendant Preston saw that he had been misled in the matter, and that he had acted in a way be would not have done had he had proper legal advice. He asked for the merciful consideration of the court. The defendant had been a great number of years in the employ of the company, and he was now thrown on the world to meek another situation. In addition to this he had since the last hearing bad the misfortune to lose his wife, which probably had been caused to a great extent by this unfor tunate affair, and the defendant had been left with four children. Mr. Webster suggested that a money punish ment l i i , i r i l l i r m abould be inflicted . Mr. . Clutch said be was adopt this s on. The defendants then plead ed guilty, and agreed to forfeit their which ranged (for less than three week.) fro m 31. 77.711. to 6/. 18e. 3d. This arrangement having been made the defendants were discharged. ACOOUCHIMENT OF THE COUNTESS OF DUDLEY.— The Mayor of Dudley received a letter from the Earl of Dudley yesterday morning, informing him of the birth of a son end heir to his lordship. Immediately upon the receipt of the letter the belle of st. Thomas's Church commenced • merry peal, and this order of things was continued all day daring the intervals between the services. Th e following is • copy of the letter :—" Dear Mr. Mayor, The interests of my family are too closely bound up with those of the town of Dudley —and the borough has given both Lady Dudley and myself too many flattering assurances of the kindly interest it takes in the fortunes of my house—for me to doubt that any event which greatly affects them will be received with a corresponding feeling to the great happiness it conveys ; and it is therefore, with the utmost pride, that I make known to you, amongst the very first, the pleasing intelli gence of Lady Dudley's safe confinement, and the birth of • son and heir this morning at a little after one o'clock a.m. To this I must add, with great thankfulness. that both mother and child are going on favourably, and I am, dear Mr. Mayor, yours truly ( signed) DODLET.—Radley ! house, Park-lane, May 25, 1867. The inter es t mani fe s t e d in the town is very great, and preparations for all sorts of ' festivities are already being made. ea ea to to e► K . .4, IN.: - •:io. - 21 Ni 10,000 WOOII ii:iiii Komi to low some woo woo skroaxe 4 - 71 - 001 MOO MOM NNW NAN MON SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) OKI O'CLOCK. The railway market is dull to-day, and the general course of prices is rather unfavourable. London and North-Western, Midland, South Eastern, Great Eastern, London, Chatham, and Dover, North British, and London, Brighton, and South Coast stocks are offered, and have declined to per cent. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 120 to 1; Great Western, 421 to 43 ; London and North Western, 1121 to 1 ; Midland, 108‘ to 01 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1261 to ; South Eastern, 64 to ; Great Eastern, 3011 o; Great Northern, 1104 to 111 ditto A, 110 to Dover, ; Lon don, Chatham, and 171 to ; North British, 33 to 34; and Brighton, 674 to 58. DADLNAZY SHAMS AND MCI& Bb. I Pd. 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Zusesali (ravish.)l Grumbler & St. Aubyn Greet Limey (Limited; Great South Tolges 1 0. W. Vor (Nekton) Grenville Herod's Foot Hinptoe Downs Margaret (Uny Leleat - Malice Valk? Mwyndy Iron Ore New Seto.. .. North ItAikear North Wheat Crotty Prosper United Provident* (C. Lalasti 8. Csradoe (St. Cie* South Conderrow 8. W. Park Prances (Mops) Stray li. Cron 1,160 .. 61 .. f:00?1 • • L ooii : Wert Beret Mogan). W. Cared= ) West ChWerton Wert Setae wt. swim (movia) Wit. Buller (Ledrutb' W Muni= (Menlben' Wised &via Tralswiwy lUek t N IS $7 N $7 N 106 . 106. 104 ;it 106 106 97 N 94 96 NI 964 105 107 lon 1000 100 107 2 4 L 14.6 if A 6.6 /9.0 111.7.6 eil.o ICL POI 64a 4 6 190 400 i i IS 40 -- 1. - oi 21 SI 1 ii 8 . 9_ 4 171 18t 17 1 1 113. 7 9 tta 40 50 i i 6 2e 3 28 30 330 IWO 16 i 18 1 _4 . _6. a% ... 10 106; td U lit 9 11 99 70 140 160 024 674 14 26 13 15 170 133 10 12 97e —. 88 104 95 949 1001 f 107 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Una o'CLuoz. The English funds are in request to-day, and have risen per cent., owing to the announcement of the arrival of an additional [sum/of/about 400,0001. in specie, and the prospect ofd a large total being sent into the Bank during the next few days. Colonial government securities are also inquired for by investors ; but thewsupply here, especially of Indian, is very limited, so large has been the absorption during the Ilastrew months on the part of individuals who arc afraid to place their money in more speculative securities. The other Stock Exchange markets are rather dull, with very few] transactions, and the changes in prices are chiefly unfavourable. This remark applies especially to English railways, most of which are again lower, though not to any im portant extent. Fresh business is to some extent checked by the circumstance that the fortnightly settlement will commence on Wednesday. The discount market exhibits a drooping tend ency, and an increased number of transactions are quoted at 21 per cent., or below the Bank minimum. Consols are now quoted 931 to with div., for money, and 911 to I, ex div., for the ac count (June 6), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Ceuta., 911 to j. The amount of business in foreign stocks is very small, and prices generally present no move ment. Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certifi cates, and Italian of 1861 have improved to per cent., while Turkish of 1865 and Mexican have declined to the like extent. Turkish Five per Cents, of 1865 are quoted 32 to 1 ; Greek, It! to 1 ; Spanish Paasivs, 234 to it; ditto Certificates, 15 to ; Italian of 1861, mg to Mexican, 16} to I. United States 5-29 Bonds have improved per cent., the present price being 72a to a. Erie shares sze quoted 391 to a, showing a rise of f t percent., and Illinois Central, 76 to being unaltered. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference shares exhibit no variation, at 172 to I, and 41 1 to I respectively. Bank shares are inactive. Imperial Ottoman are quoted Ito dis. ; Union of London, 40/i to 41i, being 10s. better ; and Alliance, WI to sit dis. Very few dealings have occurred in financial and miscellaneous shares, and prices show no change of importance. International are quoted 24 to dis. ; General Credit, 2 to dis. ; Credit Fon cier, 6 to 51 die. ; London Financial, 22 to 21 dis. ; Hudson's Bay, IQ to I ; and National Dis count, 7# to prem. The Persia, from New York, has brought 269,0001. in specie, and the Douro, from the West Indies, 132,0001. making a total of 401,0001. The advices from the United States mention the ship ment of a further sum of 100,000/. for England. At the half-yearly meeting to-day of the Colonial Securities Company, a dividend at the rate of 21 and a bonus of 2 per cent were declared, making, with the 2} per cent. already paid, a total of 7 per cent. for the year. The Natal Land and Colonisation Company (Limited), have made a call of IL per share, pay able on the 17th of June. The annual meeting of the Northern Assurance Company is called for the 14th of June, when a dividend will be declared. With reference to the Land Mortgage Bank of India, the numbers are published of certain deben tures, which have been drawn for redemption at par on the Ist of July next. A special meeting of the East London Water works Company is convened for the 6th of June, to take into consideration the following bills pro moted by this undertaking, and now pending in parliament, viz. : _ 1. A bill for authorising the East London Waterworks Company to make and maintain works in connexion with their present waterworks, and to raise further moneys, and to make arrangements with other parties, and for other purposes, and of which the short title is " East London Waterworks (Powers) Act, 1867." 2. A bill for authorising the East London Waterworks Company to obtain a supply of water from the River Thames, and to make works for the purpose, and to raise farther moneys, and for other purpoees, and of which the short title is " East London Waterworks (Thames Supply) Act, 1867." It would appear that the public are determined to hold aloof from investing in railway stocks until the conditions of this property shall be more accurately made known. At the moment, a good deal of attention is directed to the full report expected from the committee of investigation of the Brighton Company. The recent purchases, which have caused in many cases a rise of 5 or 6 percent.within a very short time,seem:to have been chiefly for the purpose of closing speculative sales, and the operators now show indecision, pending the developments in connection with the half monthly settlement this week. It appears that the memorial addressed to the Cortes of Spain by the committee of Spanish certifi cate holders ' under the signature of its chairman, Mr. David Robertson, M.P., was received by the President of the Cor tes on the 20th inst. The memorial expresses the satisfaction of the committee at observing that his Excellency the Minister of Finance had, on introducing the budget, drawn the attention of the chamber to the importance of authorising the government to proceed to an ad justment of this claim in accordance with the honour and interest of Spain. It respectfully expresses , the conviction of the committee that an early and satisfactory settlement of this question will prove no less advantageous to Spain than to the parties interested therein. It also expresses an ardent de sire on the part of Englishmen fur the restoration of financial intercourse between the two countries, and adverts to the bonds of sympathy and friend ship which have always existed between Spain and England. The subject is expected to come on for discussion in the Cortes in a very few days. The Teutonia, from New York, has brought 11,0001. in specie for England. It appears that the bill put forward by the direc tors of the North British Railway for a creation of " pre-preference stock," taking precedence of the existing preference stocks to the extent of 1,875,0001., is to be opposed in the Committee of the House of Lords, and the opponents of the bill are confident that they will be able to defeat it, on account of the extraordinary and dangerous princi ple which it involves. We have received a copy of a circular, bearing the signature of Mr. W. M. Wil kinson, of 44, Lincoln's-iun-tielda, in which the sub ject is well argued in opposition to the plan of the directors. Mr. Wilkinson points out that there are two ways of obtaining the requisite capital without interfering with existing rights—namely, Ist. To issue preference stock in its legitimate rank at such rate of interest and at such price as it may be practicable to place the amount. 2nd. To issue an increased amount of ordinary stock at such price as will induce investors to take it up ; and, for reasons assigned, he pronounces in favour of the latter alternative. As to the inherent unsoundness of the directors' policy there can scarcely be two opinions, An extraordinary gelifni Meeting of the Water loo and Whitehall Railway Company is called for the 14th of June, to consider and approved bill now before parliament for enlarging the company's powers. We are requested to state that b Dth the petitions already referred to with regard to a proposed winding up of the National Provincial Marine In ' surance Company (Limitel) will be opposed byths company. The interest due the let of June on the bonds of the St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company of Minnesota is aanounced for payment by Messrs: Robert Benson arid CO. SATUSDAT Consols, which closed yesterdiyatilitoCexd.;., for the 6th of June, opened and closed to-day at the same uotation. For money the last price was 931 to t, with div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 1 o'clock 91 to 1. The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934 1 , 1 4, , with div. ; ditto, for account, 911, ex ; per Cents. Reduced, 911 ; New Three per Conte., 911, ; India stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. 1111 121, 11 f ; ditto Five per Cent. "enfaoed rupee paper, 103 k, ; ditto Bonds, 60s. prem. Exchequer Bills advanced la, being quoted 225. to 275. prem. Foreign stocks were rather dull, and a decline al fr to per cent. occurred in Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, Italian of 1861, Mexican, and Turkish of 1865. tian Railway Deben tures were 1 lower ; while • • Six per Cents. rose 1 to 1 per cent, and the scrip 1. IORZIQ shiuLwAl RAILWAYS. rim ( 1 .15.7 PA Belgian RA77•018.4 7l# eta) Canna Argentine .... V P° lzsaislon .... Dumb 1 21: 11 1*(1.1 Dudek 1 -- 507 - 'astern of Franc* European Central (L) Girt Lutenaboarg Imperial Yukon (L) Lunberg•Coornowlta(L) NardLier t _ll7 th• Da rtban of Pd. Bolg. gov No /ranee SAIL B. Ayres g T. p.c Do. Deferred Norwegian Trunk Prot Ottoman (Smyrna Ahlin Parle.LyorandlledlL Polio and Orleans Sore & $. Trawls. (L) Royal Serdinhui Eofal Do. ? Par art. •• • • Sambre sad Dere Do._ AA par Pref asp Paul.( l 4 if cent. per ot NAnaLdLonLVauotlan South SrL of Portugal 18outlown of france Tooth and Savona }West Morn Do. 14 per sent. Prof ;West N. W. of trans alt 5 63 1 16 66 11 12 OOLONIAL GOVEICCIEENT 04000 821249001 a 0p.0t.,1261 MINI Do. .. Ora. Gov. 6 p. a. 1277-84. - Do. Sporck Tottikwg. Do.6peret.ll9r. ;CO- OS Do. Spar et. Jima 126,0016 Do. awed. Ins. 100,000 1 CsandeHopoSper.1672 d 0.1290.1900 - Do. do. 188040 , Do. do. 189091 MAX Do.lo.s.ApAboet.ll9ll 100,000 05y1akN0v.1648,66.04 260,000' Do. 1212, 1,000.006 Da De. 1022 ds... mono 12•6211025•MA.= WOW meal D Do. o. mios 200,000, Do. INN 101,600 If atidtkw.op.o.Ap.&oo. moo* Now branneov.Opsrin 1,136,11001N0w Booth Woks Got,. p. oast ,1871 to WM 267000, Do. 6p. 0.1866 to 1691 860,0001 D 0.66.0.6,1867 to 1875 160,000 Now isaked Spar oust. 1.01 Do. Ipse oast 600, Do. II per tent 1691 350. Do.4•l29lJuissiDas 160, Noss NOM a, NMI owe. Qwwwidnedeow. Op. Wt. 1,177.430 Do. Do. 1291 714600 &AuslOov. 6 p. 0..87-77 ' Do. 1872 and npwda 860,000 91n90v.66. a hut. J2/21 7,000,000 Do. 6p. al /16411 &Oa BRITISH ro. I Rh. 1 limn. VOILZION MINBL Na 1 Bh. 31,000 100,0001 1 20.000 20 100001 10 16,0001 10,000 I 10,000 10 100,030 1 16,000 $ !6.000! 2 INLI si:iii 10,000 10 08,000 16,000 a 7,927 10,000 4 10,000 10,000 10 100,000 12,000 20 110,000 1 11,000 10 11,174 30 AlalEMos Limited) Amplo-Drar..ooed(Lha , Austral= Cape Copper (Limited CapeLanese (Welted ) Cheatalea&B.Mlia., Coplapo (Limited', Don Pedro, Y. Del Rey Cast Del Bey (Limited)l /crime 71-n -.ll' I SIL I ti.,;;o'osioti;--to;OOiti Capunda (Limited) Linares(Limited) Loaltanian (Limited) Pannleillo Copper (L Peatarena Gold (Um.) Poolgibaudailver Load Port Phillip Royal Cobre C ElootiAah Austr: p L(Tri : :Bt. John del Rey (Lim " United Mexican Mho ) 60,000' 1 VellanzamaGold(lAnt. I 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (11.) 0,000 10 Val Sam= 'Limited; 20,000 1 Waahoe (Mld , ,LJnitted! 102,000 1 Worthing (Limited) .. 76,000 1 .Yorke Peninsula Vat) WOW: 2 Yudenaroutana Lim.; • 2 0-10 I pin. pia& I 1 11mi . I ~.. ar 1, 1 , 2 2pm die 1 17_ 10_ ._ i 21a. la II .., . 4 _ air 4 1 1 6 9 I ii _ _iil.; 1 1-14 i I 66 . 62. f fMs Ws Par • .die _ _ _ 11 an 4 an I an 1 aidga an 1 11 1 t SO 11 1 e. $ Tr- 1I I PREFERENCE SHARES. .... 13.16 Bristol and BietTreper cent., PA. London and North Western, Shrewsbury and Welch pool, 80. Midland Consolidated, Bristol and Birmingham 6 per cent., 126 i. Credit Fancier of England (Limited), 31, J. East Indian Lend Credit and Finance (Limited), 31, j. Ebbw Vale, 12j. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 5.? . . Home and Colonial Assurance (Limited), Ij. Hudson's Bay, 16j. London Financial .Association (Lim.), 8.. London and Provincial Marine, 1 7-16. New Zealand Loan and Merc. Agency (Limited), 2 9.16. Peninsular end Oriental Steam, 49, 8. Rio de Janeiro City Improvements (Limited), 20j, 20. Er gra lff Steam, 91. T Construction and Maintenance (Limited) (181. paid , 15j, 16, xd. 'Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 71j, f, j. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIMPOOL„ MAT 266.-Bahl today: Great Eastern, 301 tif —Great Western, 4.SWAt London— and North :faders, UN ail?, 712 co t nvertible, 9:16 p —North 3 Bratisb, F.satern, Berwick capital stock, 102—South Eastern, 6616—Man chester. Sheffield, and Uneolnabire, C 6 preference 6 per cent., fig —Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 316-16-Grand Trunk of Canada, 3 per cent. Mk preference stock, 29—Great Western of Canada, 15616—M5, gib—Dutch ibmlsh, 4 p.—Grear Luxemburg shares, 11+ 3-16—Eestern Exchange Bank, 11, d.—Brltisb and Foreign Marine (Lambed). ft. —Queen Insurance, d.—Brlttsb and Irish Magnetic Te A, 90—National Steam (Lolted`„ 16$ d.— Bascom Soap Alkali (Limited), par. MANCIIIIIITZT, - MAT 26.-This Co was seater, with tat a limited busbies'. C. Cammell and Co (Limited), 3$ 19 —Great, Liken, 31—Oreat Northern A,lll/ 10/—Grand Trunk of Canada, 171—Orest Western of Canada, lb/ /—Oreat Western, ate I—Loodon and North B astern. 1134—Manchester and County Bank (Limited). Ti p.—Manchester, Sheffield, sad lincoinshke, 4764—Ditto t 6 Pre., 63.16—Metro 1101 — Midland, 1061 / /—North British, 14 11 484 4—Booth 4111/—Timates Mawr/ Marine Insurance (Limited). 1 1 D.— Unitedn Stake li4) Years' &ads, 711—Manchester Commercial dinga, 1 d. - - MAT 26.—The sales ware—ln Birmingham Joint Mock Bank shares, at 10i ; Birmingham Old Union Mills, at if ; sad British sod Railway Plant shares, at IS db. Closing prices : Midland dal, at I to li die.: Birmingham Alliance Lila Maumee, at • dia. ; Birmingham Wagon shares (second haws), at to 616 pm.: Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon Mans, st Of to 161: Henddol Mate and Slab nt to Munts's Metal (Limited,, at 2 616 to 2 dis. ll = Patent Shaft and Adetres new shares at 1 to Wm. A subscription is getting up for erecting s me morial over the grave of the nurse who lost her life in try ing to save the child of Dr. Palk, of Southampton, who was drowned in a gravel-pit at Hythe, in Hants. When the body of the nurse was dragged out of the pit the dead child was in her arms. LECTURES ON " POSITIVISM. "—Mr. Rich and Congreve is delivering a course of lectures on " Positivism" OD Sunday mornings at the Sussex HoteL The leetores are given in what is known as the large hall in connexion with the hoteL The fourth of the series was given yes terday, when about one hundred persons of both sexes were preerint. Mr. Coogreve speaks with much clearness and precision but his services attract little attention out of • peculiar " set." IMPORTANT MINING OPZRATIONS IN DERBY SHIRR.—At Coton.park, • few miles from Greeley, • wealthy proprietary are now sinking for coal at a point away from any coalfield, and where the geological maps show that there is none in the neighbourhood. Should the sinking turn out successfid, of which there is • very strong belief that it will do, the result cannot fail to affect the investigations of the Royal Commission now engaged in inquiring into the extent, kc., of our coalfields. It will also, doubtless, tend to other similar experiments being made under formations which have hitherto been supposed to have no coal beneath them, and in localities where the geological maps show that the mineral does not exist. The work is being carried out under the superintendence of Mr. Brown, of the firm of Brown and Jeffoock, mining engineers, of Sheffield and Barnsley, and is exciting • great deal of interest among all persons connected with the coal interest. HEAVY COMPENSATION CLAIM.—At the Lord Mayor's Court on Saturday, before the Recorder and a special jury, % compensation case " The G0•42120f• of Bridewell and Bethlehem Hospital v. the Metropolitan Railway Company," was appointed for hearing. The question was in respect to some freehold property in Liver pool-street and its adjacent parte required by the railway for their Tower-hill Extension line. Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., Mr. Garth, Q.C., and Mr. Pindar appeared for the hoe pital ; Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Hallway for the railway. The jury went to make a personal inapsetion of the 'invert", and soon afterwards the counsel and other parties con sulted together. A little time was craved in order to save a long inquiry, and eventually an arrangement was made. Mr. Hawkins was happy to inform the jury they had settled the matter, and they would only have to pre • verdict for 40,0001. The learned Recorder presumed the jury would have no objection to such a termination of the case. The jury had no possible objection, and gave a verdict for 40,0001., which was entered upon the pro ceedings. MINES. -(THIS DAY.) Ora o'Ozocrs. The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. Shares in the following mines are in chief request, at the quotations given, viz. : West Chiverton, 64 to 66 ; Great Retaßack, 31 to 4 ; Rosewall Rill, 2to ; Chiverton, 61 to ; Bast Russell, 2} to 1 ; Wheal Seton, 120 to 122 ; Chiver ton Moor, 51 to 1 ; Great Vor, 171 to 181 ; North Chiverton, 4, toi ; and North Crofty, ti to I. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIE-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Very little English wheat was received fresh up to-day, coastwise and by landearriage, but most of the samples came to hand in fair average condition. Factors were very firm in their demands, and refused to sell exoept at Is. to 24. per qr. more money. The trade was, consequently, inactive, at prices somewhat above those current on Mon day last. There was a fair sale for fine foreign wheats, which, in some instances, were Is. per qr. higher. All other kinds, however, moved off slowly, at We rates. Malt was a dull inquiry, but not cheaper. The supply was fully equal to the demand. Meet kinds of oats were in steady request, at last week's quotations. The supply of English was very limited. Beans were the turn dearer, owing to the small quanti ties brought forward. The sale for peas was steady ; but no quotable change took place in prices. Both English and foreign flour was steady, at foil quo tations. FLOATING CANGONN.—The floating grain cargo trade has been without animation, and prioes are decidedly lower. The supply of wheat tuts been large, and in excess of de mend, and sales can only be e xp ected at a reduction of 6d to le. on previous rates. GhisU Odessa, 60e. 6d. to 62e. ; &lonics, 535. 3d. ; Polish Odessa, 63e. ; Banat, to be shipped, 445. Some Is of maize on o ff er had not found buyers at the reduction of la. No barley having been on offer, prices remain nominal. The quantity on passage and for shipment is small, and for such late prices are uked namely, 32.., Danubian, per 4801 b. Bye has continued quiet, there are 'ellen at 35e. Arow, on as sage. marks 3e. ; Black Sea, Nioolaieff, shipping, Azow, Taganrog, 35e. Beans are at a standstill, and prices without alteration. Batian, 375. Gd. to 38s. No change in milletseed . Linseed - 1. scarce, and prices are firmly supported . Ordinary Calcutta, on the spot, is 66e. ; Patna, Gra, ; Bombay, 695. ; and Black Sea, 61.. 6d. to 62a. For cargos, on passage, the market is not so strong ; or dinary Calcutta, May—June shipments, Is 62 . is firm, at 48a. to 48e. 6d., for Calcutta. on the spot ; brown Ferorepore, 510. ; yellow Scinde, 5.55. Cotton seed is inereasing is. value, 8/. 16a. to 91, being generally demanded. Teel seed has changed hands at 614. ; poppy seed at 60s. to 61s. The export. Let week were 2,347 quarters of oats, and 7,099 oil seeds. Pot Qr - . WZIAT. a a am; Kara red old N to 72 — now SO to 70 Do. wirito,old 66 to 74 Pee Qt. %anew 69 70 Norfolk and Luce& ieji, 617 - - 66 iO De Bazaar. __ On& a. a 00431=0 lO fa at 12 So 20 „ "late 22 to 30 8a409. galling Distilling Grinding 33 to 34 you. buz. Wimps --. 36 to A Tick 66 Is 37 Harrow Biwa 4l to 46 MIL _ ._ ._ so to.rs Kingston and Ware 69 to 73 Brown 64 to 62 Zia _ . New -- 32 to 27 Oen. Orgy lll le NI 44ki 2%24 4l to 46 N le 42 H 01244 2/440/4. _ _ Ileglish, food. IS to 21 potato Seacb, food Per 1 I Deatde sad Looms berg 6l to 74 lostock e Meeklen- F 9 to 69 DonL6 Itesalaa, hart eon AttaZtout, rod „ whits w Tows asds, - iiiiBo lbs. /1044ahl 43 SO 64 44 to 43 = sad Suffolk, in ship 43 60 4T Ter qr. OAT& I. a Danish tad Swedish 24 to 30 Zusslas EASLEY Grinding Distilling Malting • M to 33 OLT& _ . Dania 1 1131 44111 PLA. -- - —.— Dutch breinni7 24 to SI tl to 26 AB.RIVAIS OF (MAIN. AA. I WATER CAMILLUS, MOM INCLUBIVI. 1= -- Wheat • Orley. 9 19 . era Soot& 74 Foreign .. 15876 SOO • Total .. 11372 g 379 .. 37 to le N W 41 laDuz Comm. Wldte 311 to 41 Yellow PUNT& _ _ Frady porVack7... 44 to U Spanish „ to 62 American, per t 7 to $4 Canadian .. 17 to PI ITO LONDON, EY LAND AND MAY KO TO KAY 25, BOTEI LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY TILBUILLI7I.) (►HUH OUR OWII 0111111SPOODIMIT.) The market very steady. Sales probably•about 20,000 bales. MDMING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) 800 A R.—The market is steady, but rather cuiet, owing to the dull state of the refined market. The private sales include about 100 casks of British West India Dominica ►t 295. to 31s. CORFU. —There is still an active demand for colonial descriptions, et fully previous prices. Tsar.—A limited business is doing at steady prices. About 4,000 packages of Indian teas will be °Herod to morrow. Corrox.—The business doing is at previous prices, but the demand is still limited. JUTR. —About 1,400 bales sold at the full previous value, including rejections at 131. 10s. to 141. In other articles no alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is ste►dy. Town tallow is quoted 41e. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 435. 6d.; June, 435. 6d.; October to December, 445. 3d. to 445. 6d.; December, 445. 9d. to 43e. Malt Oats Mow cps. cps !Tr ry a . 1 irla acts . 9096 IRO, 477 110 a .. 116U0 1 :: :: iiii7; 'lie 7 I sia --1 9096 161211 1113 199. . 14E9 •ARTICIZARS 01 1 TALLOW. 1666. 1616. i 1806 Stork oa head this day .. casks! Delivery hot week Ditto bon tat Jaw Arrival hat week Ditto from istJ nos Mal' C. oa spot th la day Ditto Tows last Yrday I 48.887 SIMS 1 27.172 1 31,143 NS i,ar• 1 67e I 991 IMISS /OM! 102.173 eziaq I 4 1.11/1 , 1,863 110 WIN Ken , 97,463 114947 , 9 La aLL a d. d. a a. i 40 9 A 11 40 6 ,43 6 41 6 41 6 43 0 '44 3 Arrhal for the week ending 4th June lad year, 630 asks and delivery. 1.974 casks The arrival lad week comprised 130 auks trots Australia METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have spin a short supply of beasts and a fair de mand, consequently prices are higher for all descriptions, and nearly all disposed of. The number of sheep is large, but the average quality is very middling. Good sheep are readily disposed of At higher rates, and a fair clearance is effected of all descriptions. Trade is very heavy for calves, and lambs are decidedly lower in price. Our foreign sup ply consists of 1.291) beasts, 13,..W sheep, Dig cdves, and 30 pigs. From Scotland there are 2r4 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk. 2,110 ; and 2116 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of Blbs. ad.a d. Pie doss of alka ad. a d. Bast 900446 Heretda. 6 2 5 4 I Dist Dust ILI .8450 5 2 6 4 Deb Pkort-bons 5 0 6 1, Boat Loasbnols.... 0 0 0 &wood qua/ beasts 3 • 4 4 Do. do. thorn.... 48 5 Carta Pip 4 Dad lbsitHff-lweds 00 0 0 lamb ....... 4 7 4 Beasts at market, 3 . sheep sod lamb, , calves, 212; PIP. WC paftOtr G H HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) riMeriden and Smith report an improved de mand for ali JestlietiN d et bar id Vitali, adesae jag Pried. . Since the ceArui await ° ° weather SIAM bee ban • decided Increase of dy. 4 1