The Express. — London, England, 1866-05-30 00:00:00

r - THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. EMBEZZLEMENT. 4/6. d Haynes, a young man of gentlemanly appearance, os , t me ght before Alderman Besley, who sat for the Lord si y o r, for final examination upon the charge of embezzling poet belonging to his employer, Mr. Richardson, a pima., practising at the Old Jewry Chambers. Th e case was clearly proved against the prisoner, the ge d e nce showing that he bad received a sum of 5/. from per of the prosecutor's clients which ha appropriated to his ;In lies. gr. Sleigh who was instructed on behalf of the prisoner, 01 that he was a respectable young man, and he had muf fed a great deal of distress. Two executions had been t o into his house and the whole of his property had been opt away, and under these circumstances, the proaecti to was anxious to withdraw from the prosecution. He t oxfore wrongly urged the alderman to consent to his aog so, and to allow the prisoner to be discharged. ilderman Healey said it was a very painful thing for s ogistrate to be compelled to act in such a case, but his ity left him no alternative. The charge was clearly oved against the prisoner, and the only thing he could llinks to send him for trial. fir. Sleigh said that he had done all he could in making tie application, and he fully appreciated what had been ova by the alderman. He hoped, however, that he odd admit the prisoner to baiL Alderman Healey said he would take bail for his appcar sse, himself in_lo . l 2 , with two sureties in 501. each. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. srarzr WAIFS. _ //wink Connor, • girl, was charged before Mr. Tyrwbitt b the Marquis Townsend with plac ing herself in Picea jay for the purpose of exciting charity. The marquis said that on the previous evening b saw the little girl sitting on a door-step in ircadilly for the purpose of exciting charity. She bd pursued • similar practice for the put twelve watt's, and about that time he had assisted her mother t ithe hope that it might be of benefit to the girl ; but it =tthat the mother not only sent her own girl out ut another girl with her. The girl was in the iibit every time she saw him of running away as fast as tie could ; but yesterday evening he succeeded in handing ter over to the police, thinking it desirable that some lung should be done for her. Mr. Trwhitt asked the girl her age? The g irl, whose appearance was most wretched, she being oily about half clad, and with naked feet, said she was ibout 12. Mr. Tyrwhitt said the child ought to be out of such A nds as she appeared to be in. Mr. Welsh, the o ffi ce keeper, said he could find • school or the girl. Tyrwhitt mid the child 'was s good subject for an klustrial school for girls, and he would remand her for a reek so that she might be rendered lit to be admitted to z industrial school. WORSHIP-STREET. ASSAULTING A WARRANT uPPICEIL George Knight, 53, a shoemaker, at 134, High-street, loiton, was charged with assaulting awl resisting in the tecution of his duty Devitt, 92 N, one of the warrant icen attached to tlascourt, and al so with wilful damage. Devitt said—At 10 o'clock this morning I went to de- Sulant's house with an ejectment warrant. I was ac =ponied by the agent. I read the authority to de findant. He most pointedly refused to obey it. I ten put the things (furniture) out of the house, but mild not persuade him to leave. Directly I put my hand him be struck me on the chest. Hundreds of persons, sincipally women, gathered round the doorway, and anctly I appeared there with him they pushed him back and told him not to go. Fearful of a serious disturbance, Isent for assistance, desired another constable to fetch he prisoner out, and was at length compelled to keep the passage from the door clear with a staff. I used every persuasion, and was at last obliged to use force. Ganlner, 154 N, the constable alluded to, said—Pri seer resisted most pertinaciously—screwed himself into srners of the rooms—clung to the window sills—tore the nil of my uniform coat nearly off, and finally kicked me lout the legs. No doubt he was incited to much of this I the mob. Prisoner remarked that being a quarterly tenant he slieved that he hail no right to leave until he had received ,proper notice ; the warrant officer had certainly shown ad read to him the ejectment. The Magistrate said that alone should have been deemed efficient. A resistance to the law could not nor should tot be quietly pawed over. Possibly the prisoner might we acted under the impression he had mentioned, and as sobably a foolish crowd of pen n ons hail influenced him sere emoted no desire to punish him severely for this; fence, but the warrant officers must be protected in the alfilment of their duties. He mustpay a fine of 10s. and cats, or suffer seven days imprisonment. Prisoner complained that he could not find one of his corking tools or any of his work, all appeared scattered to le winds. Thellagistrate remarked that such was the result of the !instance and it must be abided by. SOUTHWARK. CHARGE OF STABBING TWO PERAONS IN THE MM. Jam Martey, a convicted thief, was plated at the her caged with maliciously stabbing William Cripps and Imlerick Bush, with intent to do them some grievous Wily harm. Cripps, a hammerman, residing in Isabella rivet, Lambeth, said that on Tuesday morning, the 22nd, /omen 1 and 2, he was going down Gibson-street, on Li way home, when he saw a mob of persons, and s man pushed down. He went to the assistance d the latter, and while getting him up the eisoner came up and win about to attack him Tien a constable dispersed them. Witness said the Fixing man he picked up turned down a side street to sroid the prisoner and his companions, but when they got u the corner of the Waterloo-road they met the prisoner ad his companions, who surrounded them, and one of em called out "Out with your chive" (meaning eaves). Witness then beard his companion call out 'I am stabbed," and on turning round he saw L . m fall down bleeding in the ann. As witness was facing 7ntaras him, the prisoner rushed at him, and stabbed him s the right side with a knife he had in his hand, and ran ,way. Witness called out " Police," and a constable coming phe requested him to stop the prisoner, as he hail tabbed him. He, however, escaped, and witness was .ken to Westminster Hospital to have his wounds dressed. Frederick Bush, a lame young man whose right arm was a a sling, said that he was passing the prisoner and his companions in Gibson.atreet, just as the public houses hail dosed, when lie was knocked down and brutally kicked. Last witness came to his assistance and picked him up, After which they got away and hail just got into the Waterloo-road, when the prisoner and three others rushed in them with open knives and he was stabbed just under he right shoulder. The prisoner ran away from hint to ss:di last witness and he reeled across the road and fell o the pavement. Witness was picked up and conveyed Westminster Hospital. Police-constable 136 L said that on the morning in ques acia he heard cries of " Police," and met a man exactly like he prisoner running towards the New-cut. He then saw the two complainants, who pointed to him, saying he had dabbed them. Witness went in pursuit, but the man seeped. lie had no doubt the prisoner was the man as he mew him perfectly well. la answer to the charges the prisoner said they were all mistaken. He was not the person. He was remanded for the attendance of the medical gen leman from the hospital. THAMES. THE STRIKE OF SE.UIEN IN THE PORT OF LONDON. John Crairford , a seamen, was brought before Mr. Part idge, ch.trged with illegally deserting from the steam-ship Torth, while under a written agreement to serve in that 'easel as a stoker for 2.55. per week. Mr. W. Goynes, solicitor, on the part of the Carron Com iany, said the prisoner deserted the Forth yesterday morn mg in the parish of Aldgate, off the Carron-wharf. This was a case arising out of the strike of seamen in the port London, and was of the greatest importance to the com merce of the port, which could not be carried on unless sea men fulfilled their engagements. The Forth was a vessel trading between London and Grangemouth, and the prisoner was engaged at Grangemouth on the 11th of January last at the rate of 255. per week. The vessel arrived here on Sunday morning, and the prisoner deserted yesterday morning, anil was found the same night acting as stoker on board the Palmerston, a saloon passenger vessel in the river. Evidence was given of the engagement and desertion, veil it was stated that it was the practice to pay the crew every fortnight at Grangemouth, and that it was the practice for all engagements to cease there, and not in London. Richard Newton, a Thames-police constable, said he arrested the prisoner on board the Palmerston yesterday evening, and said he did belong to the Forth, and did not intend to go in her again, but intended to go os board and obtain his clothes. The prisoner said hand a quarrel with the engineer of the Forth yesterday, hat caused him to leave the /easel. Mr. Partridge said he did not wish to mend the prisoner and asked him if b e w ou ld go back to the Forth. If he did not he would be liable to twelve weeks' imprison mmt and hard labour. /he Prisoner said he would return to the ship and do his duly. /he solicitor and wharfinger of the Carron-wharf, said tior would not receive the prisoner on board the Forth Wm, and e msgistrate simply declared the four days' wages due to' . he prisoner to be forf e it e d, an d di sc h arge d hi m . Mr. rktridge at the same time observed that the articles of 'Dement were very loosely drawn, and there was not a about notice or the duration of the engagement. WANDSWORTH. TFIE ATTEMPTED MURDER IN PUTNEY. Jute Cushon, aged 26 years, of No. 2, College-street, W adsworth•laanne, Putney, who was charged last week ,`ll'z attempting to murder her husband, Henry Cushion, DY si tting his throat with a razor while she hail fastened Li down on the bedstead with a rope, was brought into th dock for re-examination. I,l 4pector Usher produced a medical certificate stating that the injured man was progressing favourably but still confined to his bed. Mr. Ingham—Then you want another remand! Inspector Usher—Yes, air. The prisoner, who was sobbing with a handkerchief to her face, was then formally remanded until Wednesday next. An application was made by the landlord of the house in which the prisoner and her husband had been living for the possession of his apartments, but the magistrate was unable to render him any assistance. HAMPSTEAD. DESPERATE GAROTTE ROBBERY AT BELSIZE-PARE. Two young men, named George Briggs and JAR. Marlin, were finally examined, charged with having garotted and robbed Mr. Jas. Butler, of Chapel-place, Cavendish-square, of a watch and other articles, his property, at Bellaire lane, Hampstead, on the night of the 7th instant. The prosecutor had spent some hours at the Spaniards Tavern, on Monday, 7th inst., at Hampstead, and had visited seve ral other houses and fell in with the prisoners. Thelma house was the Belsize Tavern, and soon afterwards he was garotted and robbed. He was rendered insensible, and still felt the pain in his back by • knee being forced against him. His dog's collar had been taken, and when he recovered his senses the dog was licking his face. Several witnesses were examined in order to trace the prisoners. The prosecutor's watch was pledged the day after the robbery and Briggs was believed to be the person who pledged it. The prosecutor was the worse for liquor on the occasion. On the night of the robbery the prisoner Briggs met • girl at Hampstead and showed her a collar which he said was The champion's belt," and that he had been to Nat Langham's , public-house. The witnesses spoke to having seen the • gentleman " with the prisoners. After the last remand the prisoner admitted to his father, in the presence of Mr. Inspector Ayliffe, that he had taken the dog's collar anti stamped it to pieces. Briggs said to-day, before the magistrates (Mr. Marshall and t Mr. Prance), that Martin deh was e only not guilt y u of taking the de /kith prisoners were committed for tri m the Central Criminal Court. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 18te: LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ay =craw TILIGRAPH.) ASCOT MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) VISITORS' PLATE. Two miles. 10 Pearl Diver, 9st 51b ; Wedding Peal, est ; Gomera, Bst ; Love Apple, 7st 121 b ; Bolen°, 7st nb ; Crenmore, lit nb ; Forester, let 51b ; Black Prince (Godding's), 7st 21b ; Pro- si serpine, lit ; Kinghorn, Est 101 b ; Latitude, Est 71b ; Wild 21 Parsley, bat 71b ; Emblematic, Est 41b ; Nailor, bet 41b ; Black Prince, est 51b ; Beckhampton, 6st 21b ; Monitress, 6st ; Sylvia. 6st ; Fair Lady, sst 71b. All are here. 81 ASCOT DERBY. Swinley Course. Mount Palatine, The Peer, Cecrops, Chronometer, Stag hound, Robin Hood, Dalesman, and Stockbridge are here. PAID FORPIIIT.--Game, Montrose, Catthuaian, Sans Si, Macron, Whalebone, and Experience. FERN HILL STAKES. Half a mile. Captain iidd, Python, Mr. Pitt, Pamunkey, Verpasian, t i V 4 Prelate, Bandmaster, Defiance, Magician, Huntsman, a l Gretna, Condo, Manuel, Fripponnier, Hippia, Blonde'le 81 I, and Viridis are here. al RI CORONATION STAKES. One mile. Ischia, La Muta, Penelope, Plotwell, Mirella, La Dauphine, Wild Briar, and Pas de Charge are here. PAID Foararr.—Happy Wife, Monaca, Melinda, and Myrrhina. ROYAL HUNT CUP. New mile. Duke, Dalby, King Charming, Mail Train, Broomie law, Chibisa, Vespasian, Redmire, Attaché, Brahma, Gardevisure, Norwood, Peeress, Nu, Historian, Morris Dancer, Lord Ronald, Deerfoot, Holstein, Split the Difference, Staghound, Black Draft, Siberia, Ischia, Chapel Royal, Don Basilio, Nukuheva, Camilla, Langhani, Molly Carew, Dalesman, Viceroy, Wild Parsley, Cecrops, Star, Bigote, Grey Stockings, Tomahawk, Black Prince, Centaur, and Lady Sophie are here. PAID FORFEIT.— Breadalbane, Durham, COISZir, Ben Battle, and Wolsey. TWO-YEAR-OLD TRIENNIAL. T.Y.C. Taraban, Vauban, Rescue, Salamanca, and Rupee f are here. THREE-YEAR-OLD BIENNIAL 011 mile. War, Magician, Gretna, Mephi.tophiles, Janitor, Dales man, Sealskin, Chibisa, and Rustic are here. PAID FORFEIT. —Souverain, Woolwich, Brimstone, Ellen borough, Elegance, Monaca, Vagabonde, Tacitus,Strachino, and Happy IVife. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oat o'CLoci. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices are quoted the same as yesterday. Attention is chiefly directed to the settlement. Chiverton Moor, Chontales, Clifford Amalgamated, East Caradon, Frontino and Bolivia, Great Lacey, Prince of Wales, and Tincroft shares have been principally dealt in. The Frontino and Bolivia Gold Mining Com pany have just received a remittance of 7501• in gold, and the news with respect to the operations at their mines in New Granada is considered satis factory. The Scottish Australian Mining Company (Limited) have announced that the dividend at the rate of 7i per cent. per annum is now payable. At the meeting yesterday of the Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Coulpany the directors' report mentioned that the shipments of coal for the half year ending December, 1865, amounted to 19,995 tons, being 7,171 tons in excess of those of the preceding six months. The total shipments for the year were 32,819 tons, the largest quantity shipped in any one year since the formation of the company. The profit for the six months was stated at 6,0731., and a dividend of 5 per cent. for that period was declared. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LregaeoOL, MAY 29.--Itales today:—Great Eastern. 38— Great Northern, 1211-lAurcashire and Yorkshire, 120—London and North Western, 117.1 1113 174 I 4 4 lie I 1714—London and North Western. St. llelens A, pref., 105c 7 Iiirkenhead.. 146 Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4 7-16--Grand Trunk of Canada, 191 — Great Westeni of Canada, 141—Erie, 45c ic I—lllinois Central. 781 Ic—United States Five-Twenty Bonds, 661c — Dutch Rhenish, 21 p. ; ditto paid up, 224—Great Luxembourg shares, 124 i 11-16—Sambre and Ileum., 61—Mexican Three per Cent., 174 Spanish Certificates, 145c—Bank of Liverpool. 26 Liverpool - Financial Association LlmitetD, 14 d—National Bank of Liverpool ilimited', 31c p—North Western Bank 'Limited , p—Empire Marine Limited'. 1.516 d—Queen Insurance, par— National Steam ,Limited', 94 1 d. MANCHESTER, MAT 29. —The market was quiet, with prices steadier generally, hut with only a limited and very general business. Alliance Rant. :Limited ,8 d. 7 d.—Consolidated Bank Limited , 14 d.—Ebbw Vale Company • Limited', 8 d.—Fries, 46 c.—Great Eastern, 38 1 1 B—Great Luxembourg, 124 —Great Northern, A, 133—Grand Trunk of Canada, 191 4—Great Western. 541 4—lllinois. 771 c 81 ic I—Lancashire and York shire, 1201—London and North Western, 118 cum new 117 x new —Manchester and County Bank Limited', 11 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 614 1 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Preference. 97—Metropolitan, 1261—Midland. 124—North British, 551 — South Eastern, 714, 3 I—Thames and Mersey Marine surance ,Limited , 44c p.—United States 20 Years Bonds, e 7 64 Ic 4—North Union, A, 214. BIRMINGHAM, MAT 29. Business done:—Birmingham a. at 87 ; Birmingham Bank at 24 ; Lloyd's Bank at V prem.: anti Metropolitan Railway (*triage and Wagon, third issue, at I dis Closing prices:—London and North Western, 1175 to 1184—Me tropolitan, 1254 to 1284—Great Western, Birmingham Guaran teed, 72 to 724—Midland Financial, to dia—Patent Shaft and Axletree, 54 to 6 prem. Dentis, MAY 28.—Three per Cent. Controls, B.s4—New Three per Cent. Stock, 1144 I—lndia Five per Cent. stock transferable : at the Bank of Ireland), 104 —Bank of Ireland !f 100 paid , 2244 —Hibernian Banking Company 4:25 paid), 354—National Bank L3O raid% 67—National of Liverpool 'Limited`, (tlO paid, 124 —Provincial Bank 4:25 paid` 83 835—Royal Bank 'CIO paid, mei —Midland Great Western (glOO paid), 69; ditto for account, 59 —Mater ,all paid`, 424. JEWS IN A HOLY CITY IN PIEBSIA.—Now that I am speaking of the Jews, I may mention the surprise one of them, whom I had known as a fellow-traveller on my way from 13okhara, caused me in Meshed. As I saw him one day in the street, I called to him, " Yehudi, Yehudi." He instantly approached me, and in a low voice said, " For God's sake, Hadji, do not call me a Jew here. Beyond these walls I belong to my nation, but here I must play the Moslem." This fear and disguise on the part of the Jews has its origin in the following characteristic circumstances. A Jewess, who a few years ago suffered from an eruption on the hand, went to consult a Persian doctor about it. He advised her to plunge her hand into the entrails of a newly-slaughtered dog. As this seemed the only means of cure, in spite of her repugnance she had one of these unfortunate street scavengers killed for the purpose of following the prescription. Unfortunately this medical experiment fell on the very day on which the Mohammedans were celebrating the Eidi Kurban (Feast of Sacrifice). The story of the slaughtered dog speedily became public, and, as the Jews are universally detested, malice and envy had no difnculty in misrepresenting the affair as a profane parody of the customs of the faithful. The snob, which only waited fora favourable opportunity of gratifying their malignity and rapacity, rushed raging into the Jewish quarter of the town, and robbed and murdered to their hearts' content. Those children of Israel who contrived to escape with bare life, were allowed to exist only on condition of embracing Islamism. As may be imagined, this compulsory conversion is of force only within the bounds of Meshed. Elsewhere the Jew remains true to the faith of his fathers. Although in course of time, and under European influence, the intolerance of the faithful has somewhat diminished, the Jew still wishes even now to pass for a Mohammedan as long as he walks the streets of this holy city.—" Arminius Vimbery," in the Argosy for June. WARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Osa o'CLoos. The railway market continues firm, and prices show a fresh rise in some cases. Metropolitan stock is in especial request, and has improved per cent. Midland has also advanced }, and Great Western and South Eastern }. The settle ment will be concluded this afternoon. London and North-Western stock may be quoted 118 to ; Metropolitan, 1274 to 128 ; Great Western, 541 to 55i ; Midland, 124 it to 125 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 120 i to 121} ; South-Eastern, 71} to 72 ; Great Northern, 122 to 123 ; ditto A, 133 to 134 ; Caledonian, 125 to 126 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 26 to 27 ; and Great Eastern, 38 to ONDiNARY slum AND STOCL& sh. I rd. RixorArs I cros=es. r Bristol and Easter Caledonian Cambrian Cork and Bandon Cornwall Dublin and BeUsstJ tine , Dundee,YerthoitAbdiu East London Scrip Cert ! Do .Glasgow and S. Western' Great gastern Ord. M. ' Stk., N 0.2 10 91 124 196 03 05 13 16 3 6 67 70 70 71 25 16 db 112 114 11l SBl 0 II Great North of Scotland 'Great Northern ...... Do.A A rec. no dlr. an ' Do. B ) til 6p. c. poid/3 New Ir - -' 25 pm. Do. New fia. e• 25 pa, Do. Ord. DeL Dlv. Stock lOt. South et West. (Ire.) I Gres - Western Do.Stour V &LOIN. Stk I Do. South Wales Do. Do. _Do. Newport Lancsahlre &Yorkshire Lue. „MlOtn.&S.Coast Loodon,atham,&Dor D o a Lokd i o ° llSo ei f f ! xte u o a rt th u hu W . . ‘i cobith V ei s tero Pta.c Metropolitan Do. New Do. Extension ,Metropolitan District Do. do. do. Do. & St. John's-wood !Midland Do. FA Shares Do. Birm. & Derby Mid Kent North British . _ Do. Min ,Perth, Dun& N. Eastern—Berwick Do. G. N. E. Pure Do. Leeds Do. York Do. Carlisle Do. Stock. &Darling Do. do., 1860-61 North London 7 Do. do., 1864 7 Do. do., 1865 100 i North Staffordshire 100 N. & S. Western June 100 Scottish Central 100 Scottish N. K Aber. Stk 100 Scottish Midland 100 'Shropshire Union 100 South Devon 100 South Eastern all Staines,Wokingham,&e 100 Taff Vale S Do. C ,100 Vale of Neath 100 .Waterford & Kilkenny 6 Waterloo & Whitehall ' 100 , West tkirnwall BRITISH In us in 134 90 92 14k 16 32 40 34 26 120 121 22 96 25 V 1174 1171 Dle Re 00 62 125 126 2 2} pm } 1 1 99 65 90 - - pmj 1331 1231 if 2 pm 92 64 66 64 66 107} loB} oak 70k 107 109 251 10 11 pm 119 122 1 2 pm 1 2 pm 72 74 108 112 142 16$ 85 67 47 50 71 72 7 3 140 143 1 3 pm 100 103 62 64 MEISIONS. SJILM'IL& Atlantic &St. Lawrence Bom. Bar. &t'. In. gsp.c. I Do. F Shares 'Buffalo & Lake flume Do. Prefereuoe Closing priom I 65 _ ss ___ _ 100 102 ?tom }pm 4 Sul., ,liiiodericb I 6 per cent.l672-34 .. Cal. &S. Essternsp. c.g Cape T. k Duck 6p. c. g. iDemersrs,7p.c perpret. • East Bengal go. 5 d 0... 'East Indian go. 5 d 0... j Urand 'trunk of Canada , i Do. Equip. M.B.6p.ct. i I Do. let preL Bonds.. Do. do. deterred , Do. 2nd pref. Bonds. , I Do. do. deterred. 76 80 55 es 100 102 99 101 102 03 1 19} 20} 85 87 60 63 55 60 66 67 60 66 40 45 Do. Srd pref. Stock.. Do. do. deferred: Do. 4tb pref. Stoek..l Do. do deferred. beat Indian Peninsula' Do o : tt ., b pe:;..ceu.t.: Do. New & of India. g 5 p. Do. 41 pet cent. if..Y - ieitern of Canada! Do. New Du 6p c Dabk pay. 1873 I Do.S; do. do . . id 77-8. ,Indlanbranch'Llmited, Madras par. 6 p. cent. Do. — tio. 4( do Do. do. ai do Do. Fifth Extension' Melb. Corp. 6 per c. Melb. and Dobson's Day' I Do. 6p. et., pay. Istk) I Do. sp. et., pay. 1665. N. R. ot Can. 6p. c. latp K 'Wade, gua. 6 per cent. i Do. D:lh1 do Do. do. do Do. Punjanb do Do. Induced. Flot. do U 24 24 2 106 107 1 lipm 1 fpm: 1 2 pm 90 101 I I 91 93 141 11 6 51clis 91 93 as 85 ii Old! 100 101 91 93 88 88 60 62 100 10° 83 86 80 88 97 99 96 98 W I 98 eabi JOINT STOCK BANKS. BA AIM I Pd Agra& liaateruisn's ,L.,. 25 Albion AllianceLon.&Liverpooll 25 'Anglo Austrian 0 'Anglo Egyptian 'Llin.) 1 :Anglo Italian i 20 Asiatle Bank Cor now sh 10 Australasia Illankotßritishe , ibla all 12,.._., 20 IBankof 12,500 j 20 1 Do. New, issued 2pm , 6 10,000 25 'Bank of Egypt I all 40,000' 20 Bank of London 25,0001 20 :Bank of Otago (Limited'. 10 10,000 100 I Bank of Queensland , 25 20,000 1 50 Bankof Victoria,Austral l 26 60,000. 10 Batik of New Zealand lO 40,0001 60 11arned's Bank ,Limited', 10 60,0001 20 'BruzillamtPortugueseeL: 10 i 20,0001 50 'British& ealifornian.L.)! 20,000; 50 IBritish N. America I all 15,5001 20 ICharlesLaftltte &Co. 6 00,0001 20 C. Bk. India, Ans., China! all 30,000. 25 Chart. Mee of India, kc., all 50,0001 20 'City 1 10 20,000 100 'Colonial 125 40,000 201 1 1 Com. Bank of Canada all 40,000' 25 ICom. Bank of India, &c. all 200,000. 10 Consolidated Bank 4 10,000, 50 Delhi and London ! 25 2J,0601 50 East London ,Limited,' 60,000, 20 Eastern Exchange Lim.) 5 20,0001 30 English and American .1 6 523,006 25 English Joint Stock 10 30,000 20 Eng.Scot.dcAusl. Chartd; all 20,000 50 EnglishandSwedish ;L. 20 45,000 50 European Bank Limited: 15 10,000 1 100 'Hindum.f.'hinattJap.(E, 25 20,000,100 Imperial Bank Limited)l 20 135,0001 20 Imperial Ottoman 67,500, 20 Do. New lle lonian Do. New . Land Mort. Bk.l 100,000.100 io,oool ao 13.000 100 2"°l 20 6,000,100 -Ana _ Do. Sp. a Deb.,1884, 30 Lon. ot)feztco,Bc.( Lj ( London and Brazilian Do. New (London& River Plate `• 20,0001 25 Do. New, im at pm. 20,000 25 Do. do. do 50,000 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of Await 00,000 60 ;London and County I 72,000 60 i London Joint Stock t 5,00 01 20 :London & South African . 10,000.100 ' Lon. & S. Western ;Lim. ',I 5,000 j SO 'London &Venezuela:L.; 50,000 : 100 'London & Westminster. 10,000 100 I lierchant Bank (Lim ) 16 ,000 100 Do. New ... 56;000, 50 I 17,156100 5,000 100 IMercantilettExchan:L.) Metro..t Prov. Bank,L, 'Midland Rank . ustralal 16 INational of A ,100 ,National of Liverpool 'lOO !14. Pro. of England '2O Do. 2nd & Std tune 50 National Bank 20 New , South Wales 10 'New Zealand (Limited) 20 North Western 25 Oriental Bank Corporn 20 ,Orlent.Com.B.Mateo C 20 ; Do. do. lateN.F 20 , Do. do. lateF.C. 50 ' Provln.Bankhogeorp.(L) 100 Trevino. of Ireland 20 , licinde,Plmj ,dtDelill (L) 10 i Da tanned at 2pm 126 South Australia 100 .Stand. of B. & Africa 100 Do. do. Is& at 6 pia I 25 Union of Australia 100 Union of Ireland (Lim ) 60 Union at London DEBENTURE !h. I Broom. j Pd ._ .. St. 06 - .F.Jltil t p.c. llsz.&Soi.100 Bt. O. Ntlin.4 p.c..lsn.&J 100 Bt. O.Vistoo—W. 11.-ox., ! p. ct., Jan. & July .... 100 Bt. LuacAltk.4p.e.lsas.&Jly 100 0 fit. I Lott.Brigh.4p.c.lan.b.Jly 100 I fit. I..4N.W.Sp.c.Jsu.i July 100 0 St. Do. 114p.c. Jan.& July 100 I Bt. L&S.W.Sp.c. Jan.& July 100 fit. Midland,tp.c.Jan.&July 100 Bt. N. British, E. P. & D.8.,1 6 p. ct., Feb. & Aug. ..,100 L . Bt. N.Estrn.,4p.c.Jan.&July 100 Bt. 500t.N.Z.,4p.c.Ap.&0ct.,100 Mt. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. lap O. Luxembourg sp. cent all i Do. ill Havana and Matanzas all 'Lausanne and Fribourg all 'Matanzas and ftbanilla too all I Do. Second Issue... . SD all North of France S p 10 all Do tlatelluut sip. et. 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna, do.) 40 all IParia,Lyons,&l4n Sp. ct. 20 all I Do. New 3p.ct. 100 all 'Recife at 8.. F. (Pere.).. 4 1:111 Royal Swedish p. , gaguo Ls Grande 7 p. ct 20 '4ll .B.Aut &Lom-Ven. 3p.c. 100 101 l •Soutlt East ot Port.7p.c. 20 ,all Southernot FranceSp.e. SO lall ;south Italian, 3 per rt. 20 'all IW. N. W. of Fra. Sp. e. 22 25 5 3 dts 8 6 dis 1} Opts 13 11 di 13 11 dl. 3 8 87 09 18 18 25 30 10 8 (Us 5 4 dls 16 13 dis 41 43 i BMI 20 10 dill 4 11.1 is 5 4 dl9, 47 49 I 2dli purl 80 82 2 1 dis 4 2 dis 4 2 die 15 12 dls 18 80 14 11 118 1$ 11 dis 5 7 4 Bpm 1 0116 11 lall4 26 28 3 144 1 din 83 96 9 7 dis 8 4 di' 11 0/114 8 10 pm 1 1 11Puli ni 221 43 45 12 14 6 4 clls 6 4 da! 69 n 16 18 6 4 13 9 413, 12 10 Ali' 4 2dll le 2 89 113 , 2 4 pm: CS 70 40 43 par! par 2 pat 40 43 - 7 - 0 dis . 6 3 Ws' 7 6 dis es ss 3161 93 30 ii 14 di. 7 4 ells 47 49 7 4es 45 47 1 I a Won. I 788: I 94 96 105 107 9690 I 1; 134 _ 1U - I 11 -- 1 11 1211 201 11 rri [for mon. 1181 1 18 171 911 1 2 27 8 71 131 9 8 1 85 i 124 i I 1081 9 70 1 100 } OGURICAL GO, British,JoiaL 6p.et.,1872 Do. 1896 Gov. 6 p. e.,1877-84. Do. 6perct,Feb.trAtig. Do. 6perct.liar.diSei Do. 6parct.Jan.etJ Do. 6 per ct. Ins. Moe CapeofG Hoped per.lB7ll Do. do. MO- Do. do. 1880-90 Do. do. 1890-91 Do.6p.e.Ap.kOct.l9oo Cer o on,Nov.lB6B,6 1878. 1,. et 0... Do. 1872 d 0... Mauritius 6 per ct.,1873 Do. 1878 Do. 1882 Do. 1895 Natal. Gov. 6 per cent.. New Bruns.Gov.6pexct. New South Wales Goy.. 6 p. cent., 1871 to 1876 Do. 6 p. c.lBBB to 1892 New Zealand 6per cent. Do. 6percent Nova Scotia 6 p. c., 1875 Queensland Gov. 6p. ct. S.Aust. Gov. 6 p. cf. ,1838 Do. 1878 and upwds. Vlc.Gov.6p. c. Jan. July Do. 6p. et, Aprilioc. FOB.ZION 081 No. I Sh. 91 94 90 98 90 96 76 73 76 79 102 104 102 104 102 104 102 104 86 89 100 102 101 106 101 103 103 106 191 106 100 106 97 100 90 98 104 106 100 102 710118. MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Ow o'CLoci. In the stock and share markets the dealers are partly engaged in tho settlement of the fortnightly account, which will be completed this afternoon. Nevertheless a rather large amount of other business has been transacted, and the general tendency of prices is still upwards, owing to the enormous extent of the arrivals of gold from New York, and to the probability of a very large proportion being taken to the Bank of England this week. The Seine, from the West Indies, has brought 152,0001., making the total amount of specie actually received here during the last three or four days no less than 1,785,5001. A further considerable aggregate is now on the way, chiefly from New York. The funds have advanced i per cent., and some of the English railways } to }. Metropolitan stock has improved about 1 per cent. The shares of two or three of the financial companies are also better, while foreign bonds show a slight reduction. American securities are steady. In the discount market to-day the supply of money has increased, and the tendency is favour able. The general rate for the best paper is 10 per cent., but exceptional transactions are reported at a fraction below. There is a strong impression that the turning point has at length been reached, and that the position of monetary affairs during the next few weeks will be satisfactory. Consols are now quoted 874 to 1, with div., for money, and 864 to 1, ex div., for the account (June 6). The foreign stock market is rather flatter, but the reduction in prices is not general. Italian Rinds of 1861 have declined # per cent ; Spanish Certificates, 1 ; and Turkish of 1865, 4. Brazilian scrip continues firm, in consequence of the victory of the allies over the Paraguayans. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are now quoted 58 to 60 ; ditto of 1865, 30# to 1 ; Greek, n to 10 4 ; Spanish Passive, 204 to I ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 4 ; Italian of 1861, 401 to 411 ; Brazilian scrip, 64 to 5# dia. ; and Mexican, 174 to American securities are steady, at the improve ment of yesterday. 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 66# to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 451 to ; and Illinois Central, 78 to 4. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a re mittance of 1,6211. Is. 6d. on account of the divi dends on the debt of Ecuador. International Financial shares are now quoted 2to 1i dis. ; London Financial, 16 to 14 dis.; General Credit, 2 to a dia. ; Imperial Mercantile, 10 to 9 die. ; Credit Fonder, 2i to 1 dia.; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 17 to 15 dis. ; and National Discount, 71 to prem. From the United States, inclusive of 802,5001. yesterday, 1,537,0001. has been received in three days. There can be no doubt that the recovery from the late panic would by this time have made much greater progress had it not been for the distrust which has been kept alive by the exportation of gold to the Continent. The prospect, therefore, of a large influx of gold to the Bank supplies just what was wanting to restore confidence. There is an ample supply of money in all quarters, and, directly confidence revives, it will come forth, and the rates will decline. It seems very desirable, therefore, that holders of money should avail themselves at once of the existing high rates by investing in good mercantile bills having a long period to run. About 50,000 sovereigns from Constantinople and Egypt were sent into the Bank yesterday, in addi tion to 31,8001. in bar gold. The influx of specie from New York continues on an ahnost unprecedented scale. The City of Paris brought yesterday 740,0001. and the Palmyra 62,5001., making together 802,500/. The total announced from that quarter during the last two or three days is no less than 1,537,0001., a large proportion of which is expected to be taken to the Bank this week, exporters to the continent being unprovided with means to buy so heavy an amount at once. _ _ _ _ There is a good demand for bar silver for transmission to Hamburg, and the price is firm, at ss. 14d. to ss. 2d. per ounce. The supply here is limited. The foreign exchanges yesterday showed no varia. tion of importance. Short bills on Paris met with less demand, and the rates upon Hamburg were a trifle lower. The quotations were as follows: Amsterdam, 3 months, 12 to 12.1 ; ditto, short, 11.17 to 11.174 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12 to 12.1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.50 to 25.60 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.41 to 25.60 ; liambro and Altona, 3 months, 13.9 to 13.9'. ; Berlin, Cologne, dm., 3 months, 6.28 to 7.0 ; St. Petershurg, 3 months, 25 to 244 ; Paris, short, 25 to 25.20 ; ditto 3 months, 25.42,1 to 25.50 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 2 5 . 4 '4 to 25.50 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1181 to 119 ; Vienna, 3 months, 13.20 to 13.30 ; Trieste, 3 months, 13.20 to 13.30 ; Madrid, 3 months, 464 to 46 ; Santander, 3 months, 46 to 46 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 474 to 47 ; Seville, 3 months, 474 to 47 ; Malaga, 3 months, 47 to 464 ; Valencia, 3 months, 47 to 44: ; Barcelona, 3 months, 474 to 47 ; Bilbao, 3 months. 47 to 464 Valladolid, 3 months, 46 nom. ; Sarafo-sa, 3 months, 47 to 464 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 28 to 4..)0 ; Genoa, 3 months, 28 to 25.50 ; Naples, 3 months, 28 to 28.50 ; Palermo, 3 months, 28 to 25.50 ; Messina 3 months, to 28.50 ; Lisbon, 90 days date, 514 to 51 ,,; Oporto, 90 days date, 514 to 514. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,654/. over last year. At the meeting yesterday of the shareholders of the European Bank (Limited) it was decided that the undertakingshall be wound up voluntarily under the inspection of the Court of Chancery, and Messrs. John Ball and Frederick Whiney, the accountants, and one director and one shareholder were appointed liquidators. In the course of the discussion which took place, Mr. Whinney re marked that, taking the very worst view, he did not see how the company could low more than 250,0001. The meeting of the International Land Credit Company took place yesterday, when the directors' report was adopted. It stated that the account of profit and loss shows a balance of 312,1171. 54. 6d., which it was decided shall be divided as follows: — Sinking fund preliminary expenses, 93,3511. 17s. ; reserve fund, being the maximum allowed, 21,8761. lls. ; interim dividend, at 6 per cent., 108,0001. ; founders and directors, 16,8881.175. 6d.; shareholders' dividend, 4 per cent., or 10 per cent. on the paid-up capital, including the 6 per cent. paid in the month of January last, 72,0001. ; total, 312,1171.55. 6d. A call of 51. is to be paid on the shares of the International Contract Company (Limited) by the 31st of July. With reference to the Delhi Railway, a circular has been issued to the effect that payments in full, in anticipation of calls, on shares in this undertak ing will be received until further notice, and that the 5 per cent. interest guaranteed by government will accrue from the date of payment thereof into the treasury of the Secretary of State for India in council. It is stated that several shareholders have expressed a wish to have the privilege of paying in full upon their shares accorded to them. The traffic receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of April amounted to 394,533 dollars, equal to 65,7561., against 343,408 dollars, or 49,0001. for 1865, and 181,034 dollars, or 22,6301. in 1864, showing an increase of 16,756/. and 43 , 1261 . respectively. This calcula tion is made at the current exchanges of the several dates. The following circular has been issued to the holders of certificates of debenture of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway : Offioes of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, London, May 29, 1866. Dear Sir,—For the information of holders of certificates of debenture, I am instructed to state that cash in amount sufficient to meet the payment of all coupons due 100 100 100 all all 100 100 all 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 161 100 100 100 00,00 u. 10,000 40,000 100,0001 40,0001 2100001 11,300' 30,0001 ' 6:0001 6,000 100,000, I idiag )1 ail 15 45 3 20;000i17,051 10,000. 40 ,0001 10,000; 00,000 to 1 p.m. ILIGAI I Closing plea I Wes. SS 92 14 12 94 96 1} 2 es se n 211 I 96 . ie I n bi 1 :1 lli 12 DOCILS. Pd I Cl. prices. I Balsa. 131 133 1,065,658 St. East and West India . :10v ISA®. 10 General Floating Dock. 5 5,578,1101 St. London tkEit. Katluutn. 1100 ea 70 1,061,500100 Do. Deb. St 4p. cent. • all 87 90 860,865, St. Southampton 100 887,070, St Surrey Commercial lOO 1111SCZLLANKOUS. No. ISh Conte. Pd I CL prices. 20,0001 10 Angle .Mexican Mint all 164 164 0 - 120,01 6 Atlantic TeLgua. 8 p.ct all 24 21 24 20,0001 26 Australian Agnenl 204 18 22 --. 40,0001 25 Australian M.L&Fn.(L 6 14 Oldis - 10,000, 10 BaugparahTeaFstates 4 3 2 dim - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks IL all, 9 10 - 26,000 •100 Bolvkow Vaughan (L.) 17 all1 4'. 4 6 30,000 6 :Bombay Gas (Limitek 44 6 - 10,000 6 . Do 3rd issue - 10,000' 5 ' Do New I 2 1 i al - 6,000 50 British American Land 44 1 22 27 - 634,780 St. 1.3. &L. Mag. Tel. IL) lOO ! 80 85 - 12,500 •20 'British Indian Tea (L.).' 16 I - - dlli - 8,915 , 32j Canada Company all 1 75 85 - 60,000 10 Canadian Loan& Inv(L ii 3 2 ' i 2 1 db. - 25000 1 20 Ceylon Company par 1 pm 9 12, , 080 20 Ditto A &Urea I idis I pal 2 27,000 i2O ,ChinaSt.Ship& LCoal L 9. II 8 - 20,000 25 Cityofbandonit.Pro..l ' 5 14 1 dis • 15,041 SO 'City of Milan Impr0.,L 4,9511 30 . Do. • all. 7 3 35,000 25 Wily of Moscow Gas V; 124' 6 4di 20,000 50 ,City Offites , Lim.) IIO 1 9 7 30,000 50 'Colonial k Limited) I 74, 6 3 60,000 50 Commercial Union, I'lB 6I 0 1 6 1 40,000 10 'Com. of AfriasnMer.(l ) 1, 13 I par 20,000 50 ' Consolidated Dia. (L.) 124. 2 10 17,500 20 !Continental Un.Oas :L !10 2 (Us 20,000100 'Contract Corporation , LI 10 - - dim 12,060 1 , 25 'Cop.llEng ,Pref. 74 P.c. all 7 11 200,000! 20 'C. Fonc. & Mob. of Eng., 6 24 24dts 10,0001 50 Dont 31auritius (L )I 10 6 4 dis 100292511 St. Crystal Palace lOO 36 37 8160,8201 St. Do. Preference £277,000 St. Do. 6p. et. I'erp. Deb. 100 108 112 7,500 20 Darjeeling (Limited) .I 111 6 4 10,000 100 LliscountCorporation L 20 13 11 18,000 10 Eastern Assam Tea :I 1 34 4 3 dta 20,000 50 'E. IndiaLand,C.& Fin' L 10 10 8 d 50,000 20 ,E. India Irrig. & Canal 134 64 44dir 80,000 50 Ebbw Vale 53 7 6di 100,0001 20 EgyptianCom.&Trd.'L 6 01 140' 8879,0751 St. ilileti.ric Telegraph . _ l lOO 128 133 70.000; S ,Enst&Aus.Copper (Lim) 2} 20,0001 50 'l:ng. and Foreign Credit n , 10,000'100 'Eng.& ScottishMarin.(L 6 25,000' 10 FairbairnEngineering 5 30,000 20 Fore-et (Warehouse )L ; 10 10,000 60 Gellivara I Limited) 250,000 20 G.Credit&Fin.of Lon.',L! 4 20,000 15 Gen. Steam Navigationl 14 20,000 50 Home &Colonial As.',L 5 5,0)0 10 liongKong & China au all 100,000 20 Hudson's Ray I all 20,000 50 Humber I ronWorks .L 1 20 80,000 20 Im.LandCo.V.arseflles Il 71 100,000 60 lin & . Mer.Calt. Ass. ;L 71 50,000 2 1 In dian Carrying (Lim., 1 40,000 50 International Contract .; 10 150,000 20 'lnternat. Finan.Soc. , ,L.;l 5 300,000 20 . Internat. Land Credit(Ll 6 30,000 50 :Italian Land I 10 50,000 20 Italian Ire*. (Can. Ca v il all 1,000000 100 Do. 6p. c. 'ids. r. 187 all 20,000 60 ;Lind Securities Lim. , 6 4,000 25 Loud African Trading , 10 20,000 25 'Lon. & Caledon. M. L ' 6 60,000 10 ILon.CountyLand &B. L . 1 12,000 5 ILond. DistrictTeleg.( L. ' all 40,000 60 :Loral. Pima. Amos •L 1. 20 148,525 , 4 loud. G. Omnibus C.,L . all 5,0001 50 Lon.l.&Glay.Eng.Co.(L 20 10,000; 50 Loud.. Italian, &e. Rm.! 174 6,000' 50 ,Lond.Mer. Discount i L '.. 10 64,500 20 Loud. ProvlncialMarine 2 60,000 20Matiraa Irriga.&Canal. ' 164 1„... 20 Do. .1 all 10,140 25 ,Marine Investment ;L. : 81 12,500 20 iMauritius Land, &c. (L.; 2 12,000 10 • Medal. Exten Tel. • L ).., all 10,000 60 I Slerehant Shipping L. .I 15 25,000 20 :II illwall F.Ld.&Doelt;L: 124 40,000 50 'M illwall Iron Works. .. 1 6 22,500; 10 • Natal Land & Col.C. (L...)1 6 10,000 25 !National Die. Cora. ,L. k 6 10,000 25 IDn.New.iss.sp.3ltobcpd: 14 0,000 25 ',National Prov.MartneiL 2f 0,000 100 INationalStcam Nay. , ,L „' 30 6,000 20 !Nerbuddaroal&lron L. k 6 5,000 20 1 Do. New ' I 3 5,000 25 !N.Zealaud L.&M. Az. L, 24 1,000 25 IN.lealand T.& Loan :L. 2 1,0001 10 Northam Assam Tea ,L )1 14 1,00. 10 1 Do. B ; 7 ',175 St.. N. Brio. Australasian (L : 10 ,000 • 50 !Nbrit.&Merean.ln.;Lf. 81' ,00' 10 'Nowgang Tea JAmited • S ,00' 25 ocean Marine ( Insura 5 ono ! 60 Orientallinancial Lim 11 0001 5 'Oriental Gas Limited', all 000 5 , Do. New 1 1 00, 10 •Orient. Inland Steam' L • all 700 10 Otago & stidand Invest 2 500 20 Ottoman Comp.ny,L ) 2 ion 50 I t ittoman Financial L) 20 100 6 Ottoman Gas (Limited I all ino 50 •ovcreiiil,Gurney,Co.,L , 15 00 10 I Panama P M. Steani,L , all 14 51 Do. do. 00 St. . Peel Mr. Land& Min.(L ; 100 00 60 'Peninsular& o.Steam all 00 501 Do. do. New 35 10 10 ,Quebrada L., R., M. (L• 9 1 0 50 ilthymney Iron 1 all 0 15 Do. New all. 9 25 ItioJ.Citylmprov.',L ) all 1 25 Do. do l6 0 20 'Rio Janeiro Gas (Lim ' all 1 100 I Royal Mall Steam 160 1 St. 'Scot. Aust.n. Invest. f L lOO 1 60 Smith, Knight,&Co."l ' 18 . 20 iOC. I inan. d'Egypte if, •1 10 • 50 S. AfricanNl.it In.:.L) 0 25 South Australian Land 1 all St. Submarine Telegraph !10 1 Do Scrip : all ~, I Tel.Construc.&Main'E ` • all '`' Do. Do l2 20 Thames& 3f erscy In.,L ', 2 20 Trinidad Petroleum (L.• 7 10 TrusidiAgencyof Ans.; L, 1 SO T. &L. Co. of U. Canada' 5 20 en.llarine of Liver. IL' 2 5 United K. Teleg. Ca.'L! all 20 Univers. Marine Ins. i L) . 5 10 1 10 l Upper AisamTea.J.lml ail o 30 I V b an Diemen's Land ' 284 100 I VicernrofFitypCML Lis : 15 1 50 Warrant Finance :Lim.l; 10 50 Westlntlia&PacificB.(l, , 20 1 8 1 111 3 2 di ldis f lfprn 16 14 d S 214 26 28 21 2ldia 2 dl, par 151 lbf 20 19 di 8 6dl 10 9 9 7 dis , 21 1 /dia l II 1 dl 6 8 64 69 8 2 d 7 sdl 3 1 m le A 16 15 si 3 11 9 dle 16 14 die 11 9 par el ) 11 , 04dle 19 20 6 3 41 1; %die 3 4 6 4 10 9 die 7 5 die Ii 2idls 6 7pm 1 2pm 2 1 edis 13 10 di 3 2 till le *Li. 20:000 14,200 080.000 37,500 I I 100,000 7.500 _____ seli ti 37,500 50,000 100,000 30,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 10,000 16935001 20,000 30,000 _ 4 die 11 ion Great Fem., 1 —p 11 1 4 BWe 40 00 16 18 S 2Ws 1150 17 8 pm 2s 51 } 1 2 Idle ldle par 16 13 d 3 4 17 15 We 7 1 1 40 46 70 72 11 14 pm 71 B idis 16 28 7 4 8 4 19 21 6 4db 1 2pm 105 198 117 122 18 16 3 6 d 41 3 itlis BO 32 45 65 4 i 3 2 4i d 6 9Pra is fpm Oil 1 pm 2 2 lfdis 3 2 dls 7 9 8 10 _Os _din In i 12 -am _Os - 9 pro! 9 7 as' 7 6 dial PREFERENCE SHARES. Northern 4. per cent., redeem. at 10 per cent FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Rhenish (161. paid), 18j, 11. Great Luxembourg, 13. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 12}. THE Cnirrr.az Miasmic —Hie Excellency Pin- Ta-lin and suite, accompanied by Major Brine, R.E., Mr. Bowra, and M. de Champs, yesterday paid visits to Mrs. Gladstone, the American, French, Swedish, and Prussian Ministers, Earl Russell and Sir John Bowring. They afterwards visited the British Museum and Professor Owen, and inspected Mr. M'Lesu's photographic studio in the Haymarket. In the evening they witnessed the per formances at the Olympic Theatre. PANIC AT A CATTLE FAIR. —A terrible accident occurred three dayr since at the large cattle fair of Le Blance (Indre). About half-pest 1, just as business was at its height, asudden panic seized the oxen brought there for sale, which, to the number of more than 1,200, set off at a furious speed in the same direction, overthrowing every thing in their way. At last they came to a wall and hedge enclosing a field, both of which were borne down by the shock, and the animals escaped into the coun try round. As the ground on the outside of the fence was about four feet lower than on the inside, the oxen fell on each other, carrying with them seven or eight persons who happened to be near the spot. At the foot of the wall two men were found crushed to death, and four others severely injured, but only one of them dangerously. Two oxen were also killed. Seventeen persons received leas serious hurts by being thrown down and trampled on. 4. Salm 1;9 ti 4 i 4 19% f 101 1 1 1 15th May. of all ooupons due 15th November next, and also at part of the coupons due May, 1867, has been duly lodged by the trustees tn the hands of the Consolidated Bank, who are under guarantee to meet the payment of inch con From the unfortunate position in which that basic is temporarily placed, some delay will probably arise in the apphcation of the moneys, but there is not the least reason to doubt that the Consolidated Bank will meet all its engagements. —I am, dear sir, yours faithfully, (Signed) H. W. SMITHERS, Secretary. We are informed that Messrs. Brown, Shipley, and Co. have transferred their account to the Lon.. don and Westminster Bank. _ _ The Carlisle and Cumberland Banking Company have made arrangements with the London and Westminster Bank for the conduct of their London agency, and all their outstanding drafts on the Consolidated Bank will be retired by the London and Westminster Bank. _ _ In consequence of the stoppage of the Conso lidated Bank (Limited) the National Provincial Bank of England have been appointed the London bankers of the Australian Joint Stock Bank. Messrs. J. H. Schroder and Co. have published the numbers of various bends of the Cienfuegos and Villa Clara (Cuba) Railroad Seven per Cent. Loan for 90,0001. sterling, which will be payable on the let of June. Very few dealings were reported in colonial government securities, but a decline of 1 per cent. took place in Mauritius Six per Cents. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of this evening : Insurance.—Alliance British and Foreign, 141 in demnity Marine, 123,126 ; London and Provincial Marine, 2; Marine, 921, 92 ; North British and Mercantile, 161 ; Ocean Marine, 21; Royal Exchange, ZB, 296 ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 7,6;. Gaslight and Coke.—hnropean, New, 61; Imperial, 741 Imperial Continental, 94 ; Surrey Consumers, In, i ; Wnitannurter Chartered, 64i, 5.. Waterworks. —Berlin, in, ; Chelsea, 29 ; Grand Junc tion, 794, 79. (..Ninali.—Regent's (or London), 221. TUESDAY EVINI3I4. Consols, which closed yesterday at 851 to I, ex div., for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 854 to 86, rose to 861, and closed at 86 to 4. For money the last price was 871 to 1, with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 87, 1 ; ditto, for so count, 854, 61; Three per Cents. Reduced, 854,1 ; New Three per Cents., 851, 1,1, M ; Bank Stock, 24411, 4, 7 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 11 -Ml, 6; ditto Four per Cent., 95 ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 101. The India Five per Cent. stock was again in de mand, and higher. Exchequer Bills were quoted the same as yesterday—the March, 15s. to ss. dia., and the June, ss. dis. to ss. prem. The foreign stock market was buoyant, and an almost general rise occurred in prices. Brazilian securities were in especial demand, and advanced 1 to 2 per cent., the chief movement being in the scrip of the loan of 1865. Spanish Passive also improved 1 ; the Coin ttt ittee'a Certificates, Spanish Three per Cents. and Deferred, Colombian, Danubian, Italian of 1865, and Turkish of 1862, 1 ; Mexican, Portuguese, and Turkish of 1865, Ato : and Greek, 1. On the other hand, Russian of 1860 declined 1, said Italian of 1861, 1 per cent. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The quantity of wheat received fresh up to our market, to-day, from Essex and Kent was very moderate, but, ow the whole, in good condition. Both red and white parcels moved off slowly, at about Mond.ey's currency. IVe were well supplied with foreign wheat. Even the finest samples were neglected. Prices, however, were fairly supported. Floating cargoes of grain were in limited request, on former terms. Moderate supplies of barley were on sale, chiefly foreign growth. The few samples of English barley offered were disposed of ut late rates, otherwise the trade was heavy, at about previous quotations. Malt was firm in price, but the demand for it was by no means active. -...-. otta, the showilof which was large, changed hand) slowly at the late reduction in prices. The trade for hes= ruled firm on former terms. .. .. Very few 111!AS were on offer, and the value of all quali ties was firmly maintained. In flour, the transactions were on a limited scale at about stationary currencies. In linseed, r.peaeed, and agricultural seeds, next to nothing was doing. Cakes were dull. CU CAEN T PRICES. Per Qr. Writ*? A. s I OATS. Imes, Kent, red, old 44 O. Scotch potato .... whar i 7d 3 :2 to 4tl 1614' white Do . „ new 38 to I BRANS. Norfolk and Unsold M . ara.,Tin (1n0) red, old ~SAItLEV Malting ulswuna Grinding. Tick . llarnow 13 to 41 Pigeon Sf to 31 3.5 to 38 Per Qr. I O. 2. tn 31) 20 to flo 110 to 24 33 to sr 37 to V! 4•2 to 44 44 to 48 it ALT &sex. Norfolk and Suffolk 56 to C'• Klugston and Ware to Cl Brown 45 to 53 lIYR. u . ri . feed Iw &aril, feed .. WumAT Dantzle and K oums berg ... Boudock h Meekhn tkum ..... . • Damab Russian, hard soft . . Amtlican, re.l . „ whita BARLEY. Minding Distllling Malting . OAT. Dutch brewina „ feeding Grey... Maple . White . Boilers PUS. FLout Town made, per NO Ihnowhold Cotodry 5) to 25 Norfolk and Suffolk, 25 to 30 at ship 22 to 34 22 to 261 33 to 36 33 to 31 37 to 40 is to 40 M to 28 4 to 46 37 to 36 32 to 31 Foitztos. Per 6,4,r. I Per Qr. OATA. Danish awl Swedish. 2•_' to 26 48 to 58 ! Itusilan Bemis. 45 In 55 Danish . 42 to 47 ! F417/Ptian 42 to 44 43 to 47 I Maple . 4t to 481 boilers 46 to 64 1 White 20 to SO : Yellow PEAS. Di lALIN CONN. nous. 116 to 40 ; 'trench, per seek.. American, per lirL Cenadien „ 22 to 26 21 to 24 36 to 30 SZ, to 30 37 to 41 36 to 40 It to X 31 to 216 33 to 36 33 to 36 26 to 30 % to 30 ARRIVALS Ole GRAM fie., INTO LONDON. BY WAVES CARRIAGIL YIWM MAY 26 10 MAY DA INCLUSIVE - -- Wheat., Rader. Malt. Oats. leloZw7 —• qrs qrs. qrs. qrs. brisrelis. RnitlishasOlcok 390 430 MO .. no Irish ..... Yorsign , rig() 30E0 19080 - --.-----;- Total I M I O6u I 3090 1 LIU , 19630 .. 1 3890 OOMPARATIVR QUANTMLS AND PRICEi OF ORAIN. AIR THi WEAR SIDING I TOR TES OORRNSPONLINO WW KAT 2a. laSe. INS. gni. Average. Qr Average. Wheat 57.969 .. 47a. ed. Wheat 90,224 .. 41s. 9d. Barley 2,531 atla 6d. Barley 3.802 .. 694. 14. Oata 1,102 . 255. 4d. Oata 3.805 .. 231. L. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (5Y ELECTR!C AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (PROM OUR ONE columsPorsuksx.) The market very excited, and in consequence of the in flux of American gold and the purchase of cotton en American account, prices have gone up about J. to id. over yesterday. Sales about 20,000 bales. MINCINu-LANE.—(THLS DAY.) Secs& —There is an improved demand fur this article at prices a little under thaw ruling last week. The private sales are chiefly to British West India—Tobago, at 295. to 30s. ; St. Vincent, 2.13. to 31s. Refined quiet ; prices are barely supportod. Corers.—The parcels of Ceylon brought to public sale have gone o ff irregularly , and at rather easier prices ; triage, kc., 48e. to (4,.. lid. ; fine and fine ordinary, 71 s. to 735. ; low middling and middling, 74a. to 795. ; good middling to good bold, 80 a. to 86 s. ; and bold pale colory at G. 6d. Rus.-30 puncheons of Demerara sold at Is. Gd. to Is. 6ad. ; and rio puncheons Jamaica, 2s. 4d. to 3a. Ries.-600 bap of good white Bengal sold at 15a. 6d. and 600 bags of broken at 13s. to 13s. (id., being tid. decline. lisLrrsras. —A parcel of Bengal sold at 23a. 9d. short prompt for refraction 51 to 5. Comm.—There is a more steady demand at previous prices. intr.—About 4,000 bales sold, prices kept secret. How.— Russian continues dull. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is stmuly. Prices are quoted as follows: Town tallow, 40s. Cid. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 424.6 d. ;June, 421.; October to December, 465., siglers. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.— (THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market continues lirrit, at late prices. The reports from both the home and foreign plantations speak extremely unfavour ably of the present aspect of the young plant. • . 4 St: 100 St. ,100 St. .100 201 2 St. 1100 St. 1100 No. 96,0201 6008316 610,000 613,000 630,000 1028202 212,830 260,730 82,431: 16 18 SS 35 14 17 45 47 95 100 93 95 90 95 114 99 PI 96 9296 241 bi 106 f 101 I 19 19} 5 1 i dla dls 34 0 15& i 2 li 6 241 6 1 651 41 45/ 4 17 154 42 i - - 48 101 kola& " 1 •be 5 1.10,0001 100,000 1,218, - 8 8 2:1 585. 200.000 2344 100,1000 250,000 1,000,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 300,000 105,600 164000 150,000 1,000,000 250.000 750,000 91 96 86 C 96 96 TO 71 96 99 47 90 761 86 1 70 gei -77