The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-20 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The Jane general adjourned esseion of the passe for the county of Middlesex commenced this morning at the Sessions House, Clertenwell-green, before Mr. Bodkin, assistant judge, and a bench of magistrates, The Wender contains the names of 64 prisoners committed for trial, Dearly the whole of them being indicted for felony. When the grand pry were sworn the assishot•jedge very briefly addressed them is to the nature of their duties 110BBERT AT TUB HOUSB OF LOILDB. Samuel Candland, 19, was indicted for stealing a pocket book, value fie., the property of James Clay, ILP., from his person. Mr. Poland prosecuted; Ir. Belton defended the pri soner. Mr. Clay, M.P., was sworn—He said I am • member of parliaumat for Hull, and I live at No. 25, Montagne-square. On Siturday afternoon I was going into the Peers' Robing room, in which is exhibited Mr. Herbert's celebrated pic ture, when I felt • hand in my pocket behind on the right-hand side. I put my hand and missed my pocket-book. At that moment the prisoner passed by my side in front of me, and at that moment I saw my pocket-book fall from him. It fell close to his feet. I did not see it in his hand. The prisoner said that he was innocent. There were 'several people miming backwards and forwards out of the room, hot not a crowd. I looked over my shoulder as I felt a hand in my pocket, and I saw the prisoner just behind me. When I felt the band the prisoner said to me, " Don't lay hold of me. I am not going to tun away." The only persons who ought to be in the room were members and their friends. John Copus, 132 A, proved taking the prisoner into cus tody, and he said he knew nothing about it. Mr. Ribton, for the prisoner, said-1 do not mesa to ray that members of parliament are infallible, nor am I disposed to subscribe to the doctrine that, because • member of par. 'lament is the prosecutor, • prisoner ought to be unde. fended. But really, in this ease, Mr. Clay has observed so accurately, and is able to speak with such unerring certainty to the facu of the Cale, it would be idle for rise to attempt to address you. Your verdict must therefore bee verdict of guilty. There are some letters as to aviator, which I wilt hand up to your lordship. The jury then returned a verdict of Guilty. Edwin Costhupe, detective sergeant, 31 A, proved con. victions against the prisoner for stealing watches at the Crystal Palace, and also at the Polytechnic Institution. He was employed during the tournament at Cremorne Gardens, and afterwards at Her Majesty's Theatre. Witness had bad occasion to caution him after he had dons hie work behind the stage for attempting to pick pockets inside the theatre. The Assistant Judge sentenced the prisoner to be im prisoned and kept to hard labour for eighties Weeder months. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) CLERICENWELL. BHOCKISO CHARGE AGAINST A MOTHER OF CUTTING HER INFANT INTO THREE FIRM. Louisa Pratt, a respectably-attired young woman, about M years of age, who described herself as a domestic serv an t, was charged before Mr. Barker, on remand, with unlawfully concealing the birth of her illegitimate child, at the pariah of St. Mary, Isliogno. The prisoner seemed to feel her posi tion very &cutely. and was accommodated with a seat daring the progress of the investigation. Inspector Stacey, of the N division, attended to watch the case on behalf of the Commissioners of Police. Mrs. Sarah Ann Pipps said the prisoner had been in the service of her daughter as a general servant at 12, North grove Fest, Mildinar•park, Islington. On Friday, the 20th of May, she was called by her daughter to go and see the prisoner, who she was informed was very ill. She went there, an d the prisoner opened the door, and on seeing her she (witness) said, " You are ill, why are you not in bed " The prisoner made no answer, but went into the kitchen and at down. She (witness) sent for a doctor, and he asked her if ebe had given birth to a child, and she said " No." He asked her where it WI, and she again said she had not bad a child. From what she (witness) found upstairs she was convinced that the prisoner's statement to the surgeon was untrue. Mr. Keene, If.R.C.S., residing at No. 81, St. Paul's-road, Highbary ' said he was called to see the prisoner at 4 o'clock in the afternoon of the 20th ult., at Mr. Fats' house, 12, North-grove, Ent Highbnry. On his arrival there he was taken upstairs. and from what he was shown he went into the kitchen. The prisoner was sitting Ua as easy chair. He told her that she had been recently confined, and asked her where the body was. The prisoner denied having had or seen a baby. He tried to persuade her to tell him where the child was, bat ugh. would not tell him he sent the mistress of the house for a police-constable. When the police-constable went in and law the prisoner he again asked her where the baby was. She then informed him that she bad put it down the servants' water-closet Ile went there and at Brat could see nothing of the body of the child. On returning to the kitchen the policeman informed him that the prisoner had confessed to cutting the child to pieces. (Sensation.) They again went to the watercloset, and the policeman pot his hand down the water-closet and pulled up the back part of an infant's bead, thee the fans sod all the front part of the head, and then the body. The head hai been severed with a sharp instrument, and, in his opinion, a knife. He then examined the prisoner, and found that she had been recently delivered of a child, he should say a few hours before he saw her. The prisoner said that the child was born alive, and from the appearance at the poet mortem, he should say it was. He had no doubt but that the child was born alive. Mr. Barker—Having made a poet mortem examination of the body, what, in your opioion, is the cause of death Mr. Keene—As the umbilical cord was not tied, I thick that the child bled to death, and that it died from neglect. Mr. Barker—ln your opinion was the child cut up before or after death ? ii;;;::—After death. AI he had said, be was of opinion that the child died from neglect. The child had breathed, for its lungs floated in water. Polies-segment Luff, 7 N, said—About half-past 6 on Friday, the 20th of last month, he was emit to No. 12, North-grove East, Mildew-park, by Impeder Stacey. On striving then be saw the prisoner sitting on a chair in the back kitchen, apparently very ill. fie said to her, " You mid not answer me any questions without you like. Is what you said to tho doctor aid the pot table true r' The prisoner said, " Yea, I have told 141 about it : you will find it in the misrelated." He then, aooompaaied by the previous witness, proceeded to the water-closet. He found stains of blood as the seat of the water closet, as if it had been recently wiped with a wet cloth. He then took off his coat, tented up his sleeves, put his band down ' sod felt something with hair in it. He pulled it up, sod found it to be the lack part of a head, empty, and with no brain. in it. (Sensation.) He put hie bands down again and pulled up the facts of the child, and that part of the skull was also empty. (Sense tioo. ) He put his band down spin and felt the feet and polled them up, and with them the trunk of the child. Mr. Barker—Then the body of the child was is AM pieces Witoess—Yea. The head in two pieces, and the trunk sad feet in one. He then put the prisoner into s cab and when in there she said to him, " I do not know how I came to do it. I could not have done it had I knows what I was about. I have a kind master and mis tress." After a pause she said, " I have not said anything about it to William—he knows nothing at all about It." I said to her, " Who is William r and she said, " William Pato ; he timed to be is the police at Hackney, but he had left sow, as the night work did not suit him." Inspector Stacey said that an inquiet had been held, sad the jury had returned a verdict to the effect that the child died from neglect at its birth, and acquitted the prisoner of the charge of murdering the child. The prisoner said she did not wish to set the witnesses an, questions, and she should reserve her defeum until her Yr. Barker committed the prisoner to the Central Cri• Anima Court for trial MARLBOROUGH•STREET. SERIOUS ATTESTS WITH THE POLICE—RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS. ThOWU White sod Paine* Burke, two young rase bring in Wells- buildings, Wells-street, Ogford-street, were charged before Mr. Koos with being drank and sersalting Walter Grigsby. 86 E, and Morparrt Burke, • yam woman, sister el the prisoner Burke, wee obuged with attempting to rescue the others. _ _ _ Waiter is' by, 66 E. whose head was enveloped in a surgical ban e , said—Shortly before 1 o'clock as Sun day morehir I waa milled to a disturbance in Uatouttreet. Middlesex Hospital, and on going there I found a large crowd of persons assembled fighting together. I requested them to go away, and they went down Wells-mews, sad said that if I came dorm the mews they would do for me. There being about fifty persons collected, I went for amistros, sad on going round to the other *ad of the mews the persons laid bold of me. I was thee struck ou the head by some of the crowd who bad stones in their birds ; I was knocked down, and on getting up saw rive persons running away from me, including the two male prisoners, who dropped a star each s", they ran. My head was cut and bleeding. I afterwards went to the bowie where the premiere live. is Wellseourt, when we were re fused admissice, bat oe afterwards going upstairs found the two male prisoner, in bed, wildly dressed. We had to break the door open to get into the house. The prisoner@ were then tree to the sterol'. and I west to the Middlesex Hospital sod had my head dreamed. Mr. Knox—Did you reser say other injuries *sides those on your bead? giby bo d y, was est with store, I was kicked or the head and od breathing gives me great pain. The constable banded Mr. Knox a certificate rimed by Dr. Roes, stating the injuries he had received, and It apron the countable is incapacitated from doing duty. Another coostable said—On ping to the spot I saw the male prisoner Berke and another man not in custody I. custody of the las , witness. The mac use rescued from 66 E, and Burke from me. I saw White strike Grigsby, but cannot say whether be had a stools to his band. The worse caoeht hold of Burke's collar sod tried to near him. Thomas Maguire, II &stair, rid—l saw the two egia stables eredieg at the door of Ns 12, Wellarert. Gripby said he had been siseaulted by two men. We west jut. the house and took the prisoners into custody. We were fol lowed by • large crowd of gee ova, sod the wears took . bold of 66 Eby the hair. We west along Wells-street, sad writ at the corner of Chmiss-alreet the crowd made a nab ILMINIIIMENIIMMMNIMMININimmimmimmi THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1864. at as, two men knocked Griy down and rescued Brake from 56 11. SCOW persons then rushed at me, but I pro tected myself with my staff. We afterwards went back to the house and knocked, and told the persons inside we were the police, but not being admitted broke the door open, when we found the woman standing with her back against a door leading to another room. On getting into the room we found the two male prisoners in bed, partly droned. Mr. Knox—Are you sure the woman took bold of the oonstablo's hair ? SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two olhoOL The railway market is inactive to-day, and, with the exceptim. of a rise off per cent. in ndon and North Western, the principal stocks are quoted the same as on Saturday. London and North Western is now quoted at 112} to 113 • Great Western, 66 to } ; Midland, 1311 to 1321, ex the new issue ; Lancashire an Yorkshire, 1121 to 1131; South Eastern, 90} to 91 ; Great Eastern, 46} to 47 ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metropolitan, 113 to it Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; and Caledonian, 118} to 1194. Great Indian Peninsula and Madras stocks are in demand and firm. Great Western of Canada shares, ou the other hand, are dull. Foreign lines are quiet, with few transactions, 'NARY SHARDS AND STOCA. BA I Pd. lAAWLYI * I°a Prw". I 8:101,t4'.7 eirdi;-1 • am, for I hal. to knock her arm to make her release ber bold. Mr. lino;:-Iiid you see either of the men with stones! Maguire—l did not. White was one of the men who S tacked roe when I used my staff. Mr. Knox—l shell remand the two men for • week to see whether mere serious injury has not been inflicted on the constable than he Mates, as he has received some serious kinks. I wish also to hays other witnesses besides the palm If the male prisoners did not strike the constable with stones they were with others who did, as they were seen to drop stones. I will take the woman's own rotor unions to appear next week. The prisoners were then remanded. Soailk, of Carey-street, Lisoln's-inn•fields, and George Kaput, 5, Little Marlborough-street, both tailors, were next charged, the tirsimarned with being drunk and disorderly, and assaultieg Irwin, 218 C ; and the other with I attempting to rescue Smith and assaulting Sergeant Smith, C. iiIiDINANY SHALE AND STOONIL !100 Dirta.,WoLdatour Vat 84. Etlythead Tyne 10 1 all Boston,Mad Ud.C 84, 1100 Bristol and U. 100 Caledonian 80 1 all Cork and Bandon 110 all Cornwall 10 all Do. A Ano dlr. until 6 10 all Do. B p.alewid to B. NI I all Dublin and Belnna I 5 ' IW DundeetPorthottbd.ln U. ; Edinbarsh and Gleewew • ;1040 Glasgow end &Waters St, gri) Great Eastern Ord. U. Bt. 'lOO ! Do. A 84oek Bt 100 Do. Z. And. Stk., No! 04. 100 Great North olneotlwad 84. 1100 leros4Northern 88. ,100 'Dad . f•• see. no dlr. nn. tit 100 Dalt Itll6p. Ispald B 84, :100 Gt. loath it West anal U. 'lOO Oust Western U. 100 Do.o4oar VaLGoa.llo 84. .100 Do. Booth Wales 84 100 Do. W. 1141.—Ostard St. .100 Do. Do. Newport St. ;100 Do. Do. Hereford • ,100 ,Loneaahlre& Yorkshire, ot. ' 100 Load= and Blaelrwalll et ,100 ,Lon. Drinktnot &Comet. 811. 100 LoodoitChathroADov.l Bt. ,100 London& North WNW Bt. 100 Loniond.SostdWaitern St 100 .11an.,Shet.,&LIne•Inaltj W, all 11oryport and Wilde; , all Do. Do. i Ilharee' U. 100 iNetropollten St. 1100 Do. New 04, 1100 . Midland BIM. Do. Yew 84. ASO 1 Do ans. I Derby 00 all,llld. Wn. 25 al Do. I Skarn .. 25 an led tent 10 , W UM Kent ' Croy Llne) U. 100 North British Bt 1100 I Da lidln.,Perth.Dand St 100 N. Intern—Derwiek BB 111. Do. G. N. IL Para 8t 'lOO Do. Leeds 04. 1 100 Do. Yott. I di Si di Si SO UI 218 C, said— I wu on duty at 12 o'clock on Satur day night when I saw Smith and another man fighting together. The other man then went away, but the pri soner refusing I took him into custody. The prisoner was then rescued by his friends, but I took him into custody again. A crowd of about 300 polio= then followed me, pressing against me till I fell on my face. There was then a general fight, and Smith and (Ahern kicked me about the legs and body while I was on the grousd, and got Smith iron me again. I again took Smith into cuskidy when I was tripped up. With assistance I got Smith into King•street again, and the crowd tried to rescue him spin. Kilpin got hold of Smith's arm, sad tried to pull him away, and kicked Sergeant Smith, who bad been as sisting me, and was on the ground at the time ; and as the crowd was getting soo strong for them, they bad to take Smith into a home to SIICUPII him. Seeing a man outside who had assaulted may I went out to take him, and did so, bat be was afterwards rescued from me. Sergeant Smith, 1 C—l west to the spot and saw between 300 and 400 persons collected, and Smith in custody of the last wither. Oa sedating Irwin my hat was knocked off, and I was assaulted by Smith's comrades, who got him away. Kilpin struck me several times and kicked me, as did several others. U $7 1$ 17 91 U 103 106 46i 44 * la 144 Uli- 1114 146 HS 112 91 93 St 64 U 04 41 43 24 100 101 11$ nst es 10$ taa 41 111; 111 k eh eft 14 01 Mr. Knox—Were the prisoners drunk? 'Sergeant Smith—They were. It was a somewhat similar disturbance that took place last year ; but on this oatasioe the persons were all tailors. Inspector Bowles said there bad been great complaints from the inhabitants of the riotous conduct of persons, especially the tailors, who were turned out of the public. houses on S►turday nights. On this occasion there were no bakers mixed up in the affair. Some other evidenee baring been given, Mr. Knox said—The police have bean attacked in a most cowardly and dastardly manner-200 or 300 persons taking part against two or three coustables. 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Prof 20 a n ;wog. & N.W.of Franca Aa IBb.l 10,0007 f),000I 47000' 10,000' 18 4!‘. 1 . 1, ! 1 :1 i risri. 1 16,0 000 00 1 15,000 0 MO 0001 ii;iiiii Moat kimo kilo loo — 'ooo ---- 1 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 100.0001 ft 0001 --2- tiise43l 300,0001 40,0001 LOWE* 60,000 93,000 30,000' 190116 93,000 1 0 . - 171000 00. 10,00 (0.010 5.1.0 SO 1114sed SAO LSO KIS& , 2 17L 40 7.8.4 41. 4114e0d K ea SAO 11.11.0 7.1.0 16. 1 111.9 U.S . 17 7 Le It 2 1. de Ida par Si di t 2 1 pral COMPAIIII& ilk 101 !ii lt 10* 20 Ire 40 10 I:. 101 pee 11 10 13 13 1 34 1 S 4 33 16 11 16 16 It 91 7 f to I db pn 191 20i WI 21 26 —* - 2 - 6 I I 6 dial '4 30 . 10'I i L i I rzotia. lAAMint . Australian A nitration Itt i gkii I BertlnWnterzworks 'Bombay Om (Usti Britian American lend B. di I. Mag. T.I. (L) 'fitada Company leanadlanLoandinv(L) Ceylon Company 'City Oillses (Ltm.) Com. of africanKeir:(l.l C,oannereialtnionilne. Comolidsted (L ) 'Continental Un.OsetL. Clonl : o°l lftl e =fitte 'Credit Ponder ' De. of Mauritius (L ), ;CreditMobiller MI 4 I De. Trefereeee De. 0 p. oL Peep. Deb Dleotmorporedon(L Lladien Finaseial ,L) 11. ladle Wig. et Masi Dom.& Tri.(L Reg mid Am. Copper. Sae..tkottiattlfarts.( Financial Corporstatm. bere-et. Warehouse (L. Oelllvars (Limited). G.Medtt& Mead Lam (L lOea Deem Niwieetka nome&Coloatal As.(L) iltediee's Dm &ler.Glt. Am. !Miea Nrryiag m. ' l nterest einem Bee. p (L Ilse-. lead Credit (L.) Debra Irrti. C. Oiv.) Do p a ale. I IWO 11441114"k leatt Seenri imea.B4lu ties ( [Awl Load.&Maui Tr: Leedsadesledes.l Leed.leateke Tele& ) Wed. lines. Mee. ) De. New Lead.G.MealbaeC.(L) Iteliam, fed.Prewleelaillartee Medieelnip. & Coed De. *wise lereetaret(L) Daeritles Lewd,& : Media. Iltes. Tel L Nodal Lead&CoL C. L Netemel Ms. C 0 ... yeilossal Stems Nay.g ) ili NO 100 121 i 6 ON ON :04" tosi - 20 21 irP 6 2 Sol! 19 SS 67 11 IT 12 1 1:i 6 pm Par 3 1 9 9 1 . 9 . 1 till 19 91 i le 2 pml 1* 2 pm 2.2 21 . 8 9pm Ms pai 3 4pa 113 33 110 114 100 113 3 4pa Two o'CLooz. M2I lorla P= I 1 , pnpm ~ 3 6 p m • 7die 'a 3 pm 211 U i lipml 131 19t 2 2 49 12 SePe 1 i P9ll 4 46 MS I IPm I! 21 pm Pm 1 4, 1 I Dm 11 12 pm 10 11 pt 2/ 3 2 IRh 1 3 pr. hoe I Itl _id id 711 10.000 11.100 11,009 17.500 1110,000 110,0041, 21y: _ lk ea 191 II lue i id le pax 1 pm 21 NPR) par Ipm r4l 91 10pm , I t die; I lilpro 4f 1 3 17 18 pml 11 If pm I 88= f t 01= 1 7 44 • 75 40 id 17 19pai ad , r S 3 Lj 17 tL 91 m 130 144 I 1 418 Oaths, 11 Ms' 80 32 " " 11 Ofrlis I,lpra] 1 P= bra 2 dl 11 Wm era& If 2; pm 54 10 12 to & I 11 21peri tots, PREFERENCE SHARE. Great FAatern (E. Counttes Eaten. No. 1). 106. Great Northern, 5 per cent. (redeem. at 10 per cent. pm.), 1111. Loadoe. Chatham, and Dover 5 pm cent. pref., 98. North Eastern Consolid. pref. 4 per cent., 901. Ditto 4; per mat. redeemable, 100. se;i«gi 110,9001 40,000 , 10,000 ISO 000 60.000 ‘0,040 10,0001 fa:66: 12,500 4500' 100,00011 10,0001 10000, io:eooi iii,i 4.v/ gsi! The stock and share markets are quiet to-day, yet the general tone is not unfavourable, and the im proved quotations of Saturday afternoon are in most instances maintained. Consols are quoted exactly the same as on Saturday, and the chief British rail way stocks are also unchanged, with the exception of an advance in London and North Western. As regards foreign secu rities, the only variations worth mentioning are a slight improvement in Confederate and Greek bonds, and a decline in Spanish Passive. Specula tion in all departments of the Stock Exchange is restrained by the critical pass at which the delibera tions of the Conference seem to be now arriving. There is a steady demand for money to-day, and the rate for good three months' bills is maintained at 6 per cent. The inquiry in the Stock Exchange for short loans, on government securities, is not active, at 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 661 r. 15c., being sc. better than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 89/ to 90, ex div., for money, and 904 to 4, ex div., for the account (July 8). The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 894, ; ditto for account, 904, 90, 3 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 884 ; New Three per Cents., 884, 89, 881 ; India Five per Cent. Stuck, 1044 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 99 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 115 ; Exchequer Bills, June, ss. dis., par. The foreign stock market is quiet, and the varia tions in prices are few and unimportant. Turkish bonds of 1862, Greek, and Confederate are some what better, while Spanish Passive have de clined 1, and Mexican 4. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Turkish, 1858, 70 to 4 ; ditto 1862, 714 to 1 ; Consolidgs, 48 to 3 ; Greek, 231 to 244 ; Spanish Passive, 301 to 4 ; Confederate 64 to 65 ; Mexican (old), 44 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian 1863, 864, 87 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631; Equador, New Consolidated, 13 ; Greek, for account, 241, 234, 244 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 11, 104, 1 ; Italian (Maremmana Railway), 751 ; Mexican, for account, 444, 1 ; Por tuguese, 1856, the., for account, 481 ; Russian, 1850, 851 ; ditto 1862, 874 ; ditto 1864, scrip, 51 prem. ; Spanish, New Deferred, foe account, 454 ; ditto Passive, for account, 314, 301 ; Turkish, 1858, 704 ; ditto 1862, 100/. Bonds, 711 ; Venezuela, for account, 234. International Financial shares are now quoted 54 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 31 prem. ; London Financial, 11 to 12 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 24 to prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 19 to 4. The Kedar, from New York, has brought 46,0001. in specie ; the Glendower, from Melbourne, 10,500/. ; and the Asia, from Boston, 5,0001. The remittances of specie to the East continue small—a circumstance which has doubtless contri buted to the recent fall in the value of money here. The steamer Poooah will take to-day only 21,7931., of which 5,948/. is gold and the rest silver. The Union Bank of Australia, acting as finan cial agents for the Queensland government, have issued notices for tenders for 100,0001. Six per Cent. Bonds, secured on the revenues of the colony. The Bombay, Bared*, and Central India Railway Company are inviting applications to a limited ex tent for loans on Foar-and-a-Half per Cent. De bentures for seven years, guaranteed by the Secretary of State for India The ball-yearly meeting of the Peel River Land Company is called for the Bth of July. The trustees charged with the winding up of the Westminster Insurance Society, under the act of parliament, have convened a meeting of the share holders for the sth of July. A general meeting of the Indian Branch Railway Company (Limited) is convened for the 24th inst. A general meeting of the Portugal Iron and Coal Company (Limited) will be held on the 28th inst. It is notified that a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent per annum will be payable on the capital of the Commercial Bank of Canada on the let of July. It is notified that the articles of association of the Albion Bank (Limited) are now ready for signature, upon execution of which the shareholders may re- MVO their share certificates. ii:i6O' imam. !Am; °: 6 °°l motet The Commissioner in Bankruptcy proposes on the 13th July to make a further call of bt. per share on the contributories of the Great Northern and Midland Coal Company (Limited). The directors of the London and North Western 108.?!01 30,0001 10.000: ts °poi Railway Company issued a circular on Saturday, announcing that they have resolved to allot to their proprietors rateably, at par, addi tional ordinary stock to the amount of about 1,300,0001., equivalent to about 5 per cent. on the ordinary capital. The allotments will be made to the proprietors registered on the 18th Jane, 1864, and will be in the form of ordinary stock, to be fully paid up on the Ist August, 1864, but carrying ordinary dividend irom Ist July, 1864. The following memorandum, relating to steam communication between Liverpool and Canada, is from a correspondent who is well informed as to the facts of the case : N.Zealend T.& Lorn(.) N.lbrlLettilercen. L Nevallootnia.en4L. Osman Marine Lamm Oriental Conniteraisl(L Oriental Gra (Llndindl I Do. New Driont.lolaadlitamm(4) ,Ottomaa ltoaadal (L.) 64tosnan Oas 'Lidded Ponaeo&lLlL )1 I Do. do Iftifinv.tgada mho.) 60 Pmilowlar t O. SWIM ,60 Do. Now 10 Rhyme Llrou, R., IL(L. 60 Rhyme, 11 Do. !iow 211 Rio J. City Improv. (L) II Ditto ditto . NO IRoyol NoliStoß. ILJicot. it wird 1 wog: 60 Smith, [night. *00.2: Soc. Viosit.d Loot ) 60 S. Ablcan 11. & Is. 26 doitth Aostnillso Load SR , Stibmarhot Tolearaoh 10 Tel. Construe ktfain.(l, IltomostoMonto NIL) 10 .TraatltA d ootyoWN.L RI IT. &L Co. of Casa* I .IThitodf..Tolog U. .06.(11 10 Univers. Mart* leg([ 1 10 ICrpoor Airiann(Lho; 10 Too Diemoo't Load,. ie;pwil 10.000; 10,000 The directors of the &Web and Canadian Steamship ' Oompany (Limited), which was orpnieed in Liverpool, a few weeks ago, in opposition to the Liverpool, Quebia, and Montreal Steamship Ocimpeoy (Limited) have abandoned their eaterpries. We understand that the Liverpool, Que bec, and Montreal Steamship Oompany (Limited) is pro graming favourably with its arrangements, and as it has been generally acknowledged that there is ample room for a Dew hoe of steam.veuela of the clam proposed by the new company, there is little doubt but that it will be a financial SOODIMS. 10 Warrant risanoctbra.l 50 Wastladitraelike L 1 With reference to the prospecta of the harvest and the produce market, the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons remarks as under : The fakirs coons of the colonial prod**, markets will, this year, perhaps, more than ever, be influenced by the result of the harvest, eine. the commitment, of the country in Sauna %Manakins are each at would be especially Jeopardised by any heavy demand for bullion to pay for kn. mined grain. Supposing no inch demand to arise. there PM be no doubt th►t all classes of the population will find active and highly remunerative employment, and that the cousuroption of the staple articles of food and Inanity will be very externs. Thee far the accounts from most parts oath. limited Kingdom are extremely favourable both as regards quality sad quantity, and the too. of the London and country markets indicates generally that the farmers sad millers in nearly every district entertain confident anti eipatiooe. zd - - FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 91.. San Paulo Liar., guaranteed 7 per cent. (all paid), 201. The following, on the wine trade, is from the circular of Mr. F. W. COl/6138 : The docks of all descriptiom of wises sad spirits have bees accumulating rapidly mum the early part of the veer, although the totals cleared for home coesumptioci and at portattoo have beam very large ; soy pressure in the face of such liberal supplies, Maass favourable terms to the buyer. Emudy mast be quoted a shade easier in prim. Rem and other spirits rule nominally the game as at this period last mouth ; liberal supplied of both sherry zed port have come forward, the home consumption, however, is coosidarably in aroma of last year ; prices are well mail- Mined. Sherry.—The export of sherry from Cadiz bee, dories the present year, assumed a magnitude which would lead the aseguiee poetics of the trade to infer that the supply is inexhaustible ; these exoessive shipments may la some degree arise from the large orders roves to save the last rim, but should they continue, some other ream must besought for, to savant for an export which at the rate of last month is meal to 96.000 betas per annum. Holders, seeing the diminution of stock, increase their prices daily. Port.—Prom Oporto, late adrift' state that the 1663 wines promise well, and that the shippers look fora %me trade with Ragland, when the samples shall be in a codon to shim. CHEAP JswiLLeay.—Extensive frauds are now practiaed in the manufacture of jewellee, ; articles Inch as gold chain are sold for prime which would not allow a farthing foe the most elaborate workmanship if the gold were of the requisite beeper. It is, however, mash alloyed with env's, copper, mad eves mac, sad instead of Bing worth 40e. is Dot worth perhaps Ms. as owe. rise is used to mate the chains eland the ordinary add test for gold. Such cheep articles soon get damaged sad geld of requisite purity is difficult to tuna, but it way bees Dom ed as to melt almost like bed. la repelstag these articles. good gold perhaps has to be soldered with METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, DITONSEIZIR. Ahlrystatiosori la fan* the tensor the lOW melte so geu A ng, Car.—The mam a. som b er o f r a w .; Urr.sas to webs the repels, botiesd, that is, dating the week twain Jar 18 was—oediad, 990; oar. il tilliatial wed instildly. gal, ; 1,510 iet whisk WI were mew arse. , ~ ~.~, .. ~ ......• i Arrival for the week ending lye* 29, last year, 11 9 maks. and delivery 737 casks. The arrival Mel week comerhed,llll auk, Australia, 400 Beath America, aad 50 agar places ; total. 001 cart,. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We lave a large supply of beasts end a slow trade. ones gamily. on the average, prioss are scarcely as good. The number of @beep is about the same sees Kooky Wt. but the demand le smaller. Some ciao qualities are making nearly as marsh as on that day. bus ether binds ma lower. Trade is dull for lambs sad calve*. From German♦ sod Holland there are 1.260 beasts. 6 620 sheep, and 284 calves; 9pio. 180 boor: Sooted, 710; Inland, 23, sad 2,190 tiara Norfolk sad Baca. - - - - Per oe 42 Übe. ad. ad. Pr mess In sm. a Dug 04022. Ntralla 4 8 6 0 De52D0.43111-1424/R1 6 Dalt 012432.1beits a a a a Dolt Loog.woota.... 0 &mad qual. boob 210 3 II Do. do. Sham . 4 Olivia . D 4 6 I Do. do. litara . 11644Destinf-hro44 0 0 0 • . TARO* • • • . a d. • 4 • 4 . 0 • • 4 I 0 asam. Bride IA market 6,10 ; Sri ; rift BOROUGH HOP WARET.—(THDI DAY.) Messrs. Pattendes tied Smith report a ooettented steady damned toe omasumptioo for the few hop remaining of Yet year's growth at Friday's prices. The plaotatlon accotiate some very favourable. and lambs, 18,730 ROYAL FM HOCITIPAL, OILAY I 6-1711-110115..—The member of patients relieved it this ►orpitel darts; the week webs( 18th Jam, wee 3,508, of which 1,153 'worm MOW 107 110 MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. There is very little business in the mining market to-day, and prices generally present no variation, compared with those last current on Saturday. West Seton shares, however, are in demand, and have advanced 10/., the present quotation being 190 to 200. East Caradon are also firmer, at 29/ to 30. East Lovell are quoted 181 to 19/ ; East Grenville, 51 to i t ; and Wheal Grenville, 71 to 1. North Basset shares are officially marked 21, 21, and 2. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet, and prices unaltered. Vice-Chancellor Kindersley proposes on the 29th inst. to make a further call of 3s. per share on the cootributoriesof the Anglo-CaliforniAn Gold Mining Company. The annual report of the directors of the St. John del Rey Ifininfr Company (Limited), to be presented on the 24th inst., states as follows : The net peofit on the working of the mines from 23rd March, 1863, to 22nd March, 1864, has been 63,51.. lls. 4d. The balance of interest on funds in hand that has accrued during the year has been 5281. 41. 4d. Theee amounts, being orried to the credit of the profit and loss account, leave that account in credit, after paying the half yearly dividend, due on the 2ith December last, the sum of 27,76.51. 13e. 7d. ; oat of which the directors have now to propose a dividen d of 21. 10e. nor share, free of income tax. amounting to 27,3001.; leaving to the credit of profit and loss 261/. IN. 7d. RECIFE AND SAN FRANCISCO (PERNAMBUCO) RAILWAY.-{THIS DAY.) The adjourned 17th half-yearly meeting of this ooenpany was bold at 1 o'clock, at the Loodoo Tavern, Mr. B. Bmsou in the chair. The SECIUMAT SYr. Bellamy) haring read the notice convening the mestrog. The CHLIMIatiI stated that the meeting had been ed. joarned in hops@ that by this time the intentions of the Brazilian government with regard to the extruded guarantee had become known. Nothing however, had as yet been settled ; but the news brought by the mail this morning was favourable, namely, that the Finance Committee, to whom the subject had been referred, had reported in its favour, and that the question would be brought before the house at a later period of the session with the budget. The special meeting was for the purpose of coefirming the resolution pulsed at the extraordinary general meeting for altering the days of the half•yearly meetings, and those of making op the accounts. Resolutions for this purpose were agreed to, and the meeting separated. PROVINCIAL lI.NAR.R MARIETS. Unwept. Jr= 1k Sales to-day :-lenesahlre and York shire, 113, 12f, IS-London and North Western, 112, 11 i. 12- Manchester, Sheffield, and Lhseeln, MI 1-Midland, Birming ham and Derby £l2 shame, 3 34g p.-North Esteem (Berwick) pttal stock, 1061 4-South liestern 901-Birkenhesd, Sol 9 - North l Mon. A, 227 - Great Lasembourg shares, 101 - Confederate loan, - MweantGe and It:change lank ( li mited), 14 13-t6 p. - Ditto new shame 9 7-16 1 p.-North Western Bank, 111 p.-Allron Marine ,Limited). 1 946 p.-British and Foreign Marine Limited;, 2 16-111 IL-Liverpool and London The and Life, 11 p. -Queen Insurance, 1 11-16 p.-Thames and Mersey Marine Linilted;, Sp -National Steam Navigation Company, d-Weet India and Yaethe Meem, If p-Chester United liar, - 1 MAncimnria, AMU 18.-i be lautet was quiet, and prices Arm. Confederate Loan, 66-Turkish Consolldes, 471-Grand Trunk of Quiada, 201--Greska, 237 -Gres& Western, 661 6- Laochshire and Yorkshire, 11 London and North Western, 112- Manchester, Sheffield, sad Lincolnshire, 661 -Metro politan, 1101 -Mexicans. CM-Midland, New 6 per ant, 13 is p -7.twaatioasi, 61 p.-General Credit, t 16-16 p.- Iltemmtile Baal', 91 p. 7 tottyls Canal, M. — iiremiiGami ul. la=fbe trumactaioe in Ws market to day incladwod Smith Stalfordskire Railway shires at 104—Bir mingham Canal Shares, at 90 ; and Metropolitan W Ito. 9 shares, at 1 pa Amami the closing prices were Btrftigkam Guaranteed at 73 to 714 ; Stratford Qtnal Rent Charges, at !Seto 30: Birmingham Deakin company shares, at 340 en new, sel lers . ditto new shares, buyers. at 34 . Shropshire Banks, 64 to 64: Birmingham Old Mills, at 64 to 6 . Musts Metal. at. 1 to dia. and Midland Contract, at 14 to 9 prem. Gamma, Jun& la—'[Lee per Cent. Camels, 90 301—New Three per Cent. Stock, Me 1 I—Ditto, for &meant. gth July, 6611—Ditto, new account, Me—National Bank of Ireland (Mt hard . MS—Ditto, fur account, TA}—Ditto, saw OM. paid). 434 1 — Royal Bank of Ireland (la paid), 264—talon Bonk (Waited), la paid,. 204—Great Southern and Western ;1001. mkt), ft— Dublia, Wicklow, and Wexford (6 per cent. paid., rd. 61. Tun DURAS EAsrizi AND GRRAT NORTHERN Raitwarit.—The Great E• 401111 Railway Company have pubhalred a statement in reference to the rejection of the bill for their Northern Junction line, which would have brought them into connexion with the northern coal die. tracts by a route that—they contend—owing to the us. paralleled ease of its gradients, would have enabled real and agricultural and other kids of produce to have been brought to the eastern eideof London on very monomial terms. On the part of the landowner, and others there was apparently a general concurrence in favour of the bill, sad the district proposed to be traversed forme, it is argued, a legitimate junction to that of the Great Eastern. The Great Northern Company, however, have defeated the plan, the judgment of the committee being, it is here said, ' mainly indueoced by the consideration that the new lie. would carry goods too cheaply, it being the interest of the Great Northern Company not to allow even a truffle that could but indirectly affect them to be carried on upon terms which might not comport with those they desire to maintain for their own more expensive line. In presenting their narrative of the ease the Great Lidera directors sub mit that it " constitutes oee of the most @menhir chapters to be found is the history of railway legislation." Two YOL'NO MEN DROWNED AT ABERDEEN.-011 Friday. &trio' the breakfast boor, three young men, ap proutift carpenters is Mears. ship-building yard. Aberdeen, were taking a sail in a boat in the harbour, neer the work': The boat missed stays, and there being a slight breeze at the time, she Ned with water and settled down— all the three men on board being thrown out. The dock master (Mr. Lees) and others at once put off in boats to render assistance, and succeeded in rescuing from the water one of the young men, named M'lntoeh, who was take. home, and is expected to recover. The other two, however, named respectively Milne and Robb, were drowned. Mithe's body was got out not long after the accident, but all at. =Wto restore animation were fruition. 'The body of as oleo recovered about 2 o'clock. The young mem were 17 and 21 years at age nepeethrely. —Edinburgh Courant. - EITT or LONDON HOSPITAL TOR DISUSES or was Comm VICTOSIA-PAZI.—Th• imam at pottiest@ relieved at this imatitatica dories List wink vas 1,080. at while 938 wen am ease. SW. i;.: is - To:Hail iii iii &T. l esz o ke.Nov. 1888, 6 ILA :100 106 106 1676, ac.. !lico 111 11$ lllLstiAo. tios Ow 060iernf 873'100 107 i!! 100 Do. lINB I IOO 11111 Natal. Clov.o per coot— 'lOO 106 100 New Bram Gov. 8 p. 01.1100 108 100 N.& Weir Qv. 6 p.e.10161100 100 101 p. o 1871 to 1876 100 100 101 Do. 6p. e. 1888 to MI 100 100 101 Now Zealand 0 Nor mt. 100 100 111 Nova Booth op. e., DM 100 106 107 Quaenolaod Om 6 pal i.e IGO 110 S.Aall.Gov.op. a. Bonds 100 110 111 VI6 Gov.ep.a7aa Wall 100 Do. do. 6p.e.Apriletoe.,loo, BRITISH 1004 110 e tits 3 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-laLlfX —(Til IS DA Y. ) A very limited supply of English wheat was reorient fresh up to our market to-day, but in excellent 000ditioa. Far both red and white qualities there wee a Moody demand, and nearly the whole of the samples were disposed of at as advance, compared with Monday last, of la. per quarter. With foreign wheat we were but moderately oupplied. Good and fine sampled were in improved request, at le. per quarter more mosey. Is all other kinds very little busi ness was transacted, at late rates. The show of both English and foreign barley was very moderate, and all kinds sold steadily, on former terms. Malt was in full avenge supply, and moderate request, at late rate!. . . ' fie m pply of oats 1,1111 rather limited, and most kinds sheared hands to a fair extent, at lid. per qr. more money. There was a good demand for beans, at very full prices. The supply was limited. Pea, sold steadily at last Monday's currency. The market was scantily supplied with samples. About an average Wises. was doing in most kiads of Sour at fall prima Booed American continues very mane. The arrivals of floating cargoes off covet have amounted to 4. Wheat has commanded rather more attention gad several cargoes have been taken for the Continent at 1., per quarter above the previous rates. Chit** has realised 38s. 6d. ; Polish, 38s. to 365. 3d. ; sad amber Michigan, 395. per quarter. Maize has commanded rather more attention, at very full prices. There is more inquiry for forward shipment. Odessa has chang ed hands at 28s. 6d. and 28s. ; Galata. 27.. 'to 28s. 6d.: Ibrail, 26a ; and Saloaica, per 4921 be. The inquiry for barley has improved , and the rates have bad an upward tendency. Galatz has sold at 21s. 6d., Salonica 21s. 6d, and Oma 19a. 6d. per 400 Th.. In rye nest to nothing has been peering. Danubian may be quoted at 30s. per quarter. Beans have commanded very little attention, and the nominal value of Beide is about 31a. per 480th.. Milletseed, on passage, has changed baud, at 21e. per 480 lbs. ' • Dari is offering at Vs. pea quarter. The inqu i ry for Lins eed has been in a very inactive state, and prices ere barely supported ; Egyptian. on patine, has sold at 61•, and Calcutta, 645. 6d. per qr. in ware house Bombay is held at 655. to 635. 6d. ; Calcutta, 335. to 64a. 6iL ; Odessa Lod Azoff, 635. to 635. 6d. ; Egyptian, 61.. to 62.. ; fine St. Petersburg, 60s. to 62e. • Archangel, 495. • and Riga, 435. to 10 .. per quarter. The q quantity of linse ed now presumedly on passage from the But Indies to the United Kingdom, compared with the corresponding period of last year, is as follows :- 1864. 1863. To London from Calcutta 43,169 qrs. 66,515 qrs. To London from Bombay To Liverpool from Calcutta To Liverpool from Bombay Total Linseed sakes are • slow inquiry. London-made, 91. 10a. to 91. 15e. ; New York. in barrels, 91. 10a. ; ditto in bap, 9/. se. ;Western,9/.; and Marseilles, Si.?.. 6d. to 81. 105. per too. Cotton seed cakes are heavy, at 41. 1 . 25. 6d. to 51. per too. The accounts from the Continent re specting the crop being unfavourable, rapeseed has mo tioned steady at very fall prices. °want is selling at 70e. , to 71s. ; Ferorepore, 635. to 64a. 6d. ; and Calcutta, 60s. to 61a. per quarter. Wild Aral is freely offered, at 3:o. par quarter. The quantity of rapeseed now presumedly en peonage to the United Kingdom compared with the corresponding period of last year. is as follows :- 1864. 1863. To London from Calcutta qrs. 15478 gm. To London. from Bombay To Liverpool from Calcutta qrs. 3,096 pa To Liverpool from Bombay 9,873 qrs. 10,126 qrs. Total 24,067 qrs. 22,1g10 qes. The ioquiry for cottonseed is very quiet at 71. 15s. per tea on the spot. The quotation for arrival is 71. 17.. 6d. In agricultural seeds, so little is doing that prices Sr. Llama somieel. Azitivs4 or SIEDIL —BLOM : tares, 40 ; rapeseed, 5 ; and sundry, 32r qrs. Foreign : linseed, 6,510 ; r. passed. 6,655 ; and sundry, 10 qrs. &await —Oat", 1.400 ; tarts, 48 ; linseed, 7",0 ; rape• seed, 442 qrs. ; and dour, 3,882 awls. CULRZNT rtuOa UMAn. Per gr. Will?. I. I. Ilesoz.lont,rod,lStS to 4t , De.wt.t.e.l.C.3 42 to 47 Noel*lk sod Lincoln red. 1t63 l7 to 42 I.4aLIY .. _ OM. 2. a Scotch yodel, Irish. whit* „ bloat Boom _ _ Malting __. 22 to 36 Distilling ... Li to ax Oruiding tt to LS MAW. ___ _ . , loam Norfolk, sod f ol k BO to Id Blagstos sad Ware GO to 651 Brows _ be to 64 1 'iri . New .. 15 to IT •Am Magilab. toed - l7 to 21 potato ID to la Iced Foal Per Qr. grnitaT. S. U. Dantrie and Konigs berg 4l to 64 &stock t Mecklen- ate 37 40 to 43 !Notion, bard sort iliatertcao, rod .. white Grinding -- 22 to 24 Dl4llllng Malting 0& I. _ . . . -- - Data. to brow -- v_-_• HI 17 to U tool Alumni OF GRAIN, Ac., WATER CAR/LIAO& MUM INCLUSIVE. Om • 5262 SIT lorolip; 0666 T0ta1.... 10668 4867 Maw= -HII to al Tick :a to $t Harrow Pismo SS te a Orel Maple iPhatir II II 84 Is IS TWO node. /or OD lbs. Housobold 29 to A Country 25 lo II Norfolk sod SOolk az skip 26 to 11l Teems Gool. Dud* est Strodlalt IT be 11l ILWISLIE Dial* IPS to 16 NCMk. SO la II Pam. = 33 MX INDIAN OM. white 2l to 1111 Yellow • noon. lronakpor sack .... 10 Is II Spanish, „ .. Ito at Aserkan, per bd. .. 111 to 25 Canadian. .. 11 to 25 VTO LONDON. ET LAND AND JUNE 11 TO JUNE U, 1104 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) OR NAOMI° Aso nmourAnoluz. =ma'am.) •• 11110111 0011 OWIII 001111121P0111DZIT. Korbot qoiot but firot, sod the asks sae roportod to fat p 7.000 bolos. Nall 1 qrs. I qrs. qrs. Pa l Vilro t ed. llinti M 4111 10 .. 11431 II 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • " 14 .... .. .. .. .... MU ISO leaf MS 111 . -. 490 me 9112 lieu .1--inii MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) • firnaa.—The demand enetimme none, ; to sales of ins portiere reported Maas Friday. Refined in also in limited request, bat so oltaisp in prim has taken plasm Corr.—The market is steady with • full average enumet of bushier doing. Tao is quiet bet 6rm. Parrita.—A small parcel of Siappore has been disposed of at the previous primal RN& —About 2,000 bets of 13segal sold. Balls= at 9.. 3d. cash. SALTPrnsz.-500 bags of Bengal, refraction 7S and 8, sold at 995. 6d.. . -- Ocriro;:—There is still a quiet market, at oaaltsrod prima. TM public males mdiartioad for to-morrow amid of 050 Mids. of Watt lath 000 bags Natal, 2,300 lop of If aari. Jim suer ; 500 casks, 700 bags ears*; *boat 25,000 Pins. of tea, 1,300 bags of riot, 1,400 toes of Lima wood, aid few salukis,. TALLOW MARKET. -(TH Dil DA T.) Tlis market is firm. Tows tallow is quoted, 395. ; Petersburg Y.O. co the esiekles. 9d. ; Om loos* 40a. 9d. ; July to September, 41s. to 41.. 3d. ; October to Deerabee. 43i. 13d. to 435. 9d. PAITICULAAR OP TALLOW. Sttrk ea pa,4l the day ....I Delivery Imat week Ditto trove lit Jaws ;rval lad wed: I 1,011 Ditto from Ist Jinn 24441r.C.costhespolthte4levrl 478 Od. Ditto Some Lad Irrlday 47s. Id. s!•!!! I.iii 6,147 37,430 7.4 2.1:116 NAM VW 2,iii la 1,921 I 1,971 42a 914. 40.,d. 42a. 9d. 41s. el. Ter Qr. I