The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-16 00:00:00

111111. 1 m 1 ' LLW INTELLIGENCE. (THU; DAY.) . cOURT OF COMMON PL A& sage el Pries ia lliddlesex.--IBefone Mr. Julies Bylaw sad • Common Jury.) Dw ,. aAjoRD-1111RAOR Or MENA OP YARRIAGE. Kjg wee aches to recover damages for • breach of .1 marriage, sad the defendant itleaded that he had and discharged from his promise, sod also tke Statute of Limitations. 0. T. Ode sod Mr. Maser appeared for tie platen t a Kr. Hawkins. 1.1.0., sad Mr. flake for the d I e. VA. in opening the tete, said that the parties to wogs were is bumble circumstances, the_ plaintiff being i argeatie servant in the employmeat of Mr. Crowder, a b l ow of the fare judge of this court, aid the defendant w o o a butler, but bad sow retired from carries, „A bag takes • respectable lodging bones in Brighton. tiff Pm 34 yaws of ego end W defendeat was 36 Iler eogagement romanced as tar hack aa 1848 and s offsesil for upwards of 19 peers, and though it was 6112185 4 it was is 1865 win esnewad and wag eon ussu w wore oio that the attempt of the defendant to get ks, promise would so doubt utterly fail. The learned w ool reed • number of love lettere which were of the v agary bid betties° parties Is their elation of life. In KID the didemisat wrote :—" My dear Borah. 1 hope sod pot yea bent is much pismire is receiving this es I bent I . w oes theme few ham. Width( you every bleesieg AP world ma abed.—l as yours, ever faithfully, Wm. NW= • Whatever lot henceforth be mine, This heart ls fondly 'vet thine." 01;41011 5 is the lame year the defendant wrote :—" My In d &gay bide is. roam far from my own friends ; pRIUNI keep up our s y i ts, and do not think though I gat far from you thet I hall over forget you.—Y our ever os o r s, WK. BARNARD." Is 1854 there seemed to bane bagt else little ioterraption of the courtship, for the de inim w e* referring to the " hue and nernsaly sis pgra diet you bare experiesoed from me," mod finking her tee tbaustad times for her kinds'', to y el Is Aped, 1855, the defendant again seemed &siren d j o w l s off the match. He mid, •My dear Sarah: .1411 IRN lees I bow you what was proposed when I raw arestli resin. than w e forgot. How nothing °odd dare _to bring you to m rob thing else means before me? whatever my lot, wherever I go, dear to me will you be wrote, raying that the oorreepondence must cm, sad eddel, " I true you will take a right view of gicesse, for I can assure you honestly no selfish motive =mo„ which time will prove. I remain, your Wm." y Nay, 1858, however the defendant again wrote, sa i Nksplaistiff to meet him ou Sunday, and signed himielf m "ever faithfully yours." In June following there was sestlim letter, "I thank you for your kind hint with re sod to camomile tee, but I am glad to say that I Her found Y appetite without the stimulant." There was melba letter, dated September 8,1858 ; but he would not mid that, for he booed it was not one that he wanted. Mr. Resides—Oh, yes, read it. pole must declass to do so, but if his friend thought hilt there was anything in it which released the defendant lath Ith engagement, be might himself lay it before the Sim In 1859, when the defendant was in the marries of 16, Gininghsm, at Brighton, the defendant wrote to the Citiff, wishing for an appointment to meet her for a trip r l silway oa Sunday, and adding what was very auspicious elf you do not come born the letter." After this the ;riedoodence continued, sal in October, 1860, the de bate wrote—" My dear frisad, I have not forgotten my rthat perhaps 1 indiscreetly made of writing to you. e " Mut think me a batlbearted, callous piece of biasoity. After all your kiedness to me it will be never fugottoo, whatever may be my destiny. The state of my *th must be my excuse, and the uncertainty of my mora ines deters me from settling." Jr. Hawkins—head on—" from settling any foe thing." Ir. Colts—But what wee the one thing that a young wean thought about wider the circumstances—why mar *goof course. (A laugh.). The defendant continued :—" For sitir years of faithful servitude I am • great deal farther tidied. I had a letter from my sister Cary, in which she methiled me of you, for which I thank yo u both. With mewl to my portrait, which I have not been able to have me takes yet, I shall be happy to let you have one N you will accept it in the soirit of friend remain, yours faithfully,—Wu. BLit/WU:I.- 1 have it in contemplation. if the war continues io Italy, se I get better, to join Garibaldi's volunteers in the gek. which several memben of my company bleed tkieg." This letter closed the correspondence, and the based mused added that be had no doubt that the pro m% of marriage was continued down to that time ; and Mime was no doubt that it had bees broken, because the de =last year married another woman. evidence was given to show that the parties were on Ornate terms in 1858-9. and that the defendant was bou tsja. lodging-house in Brighton, for which he paid a rent of Jr. a Hawkins then addressed the jury and read some tillecte from lettere which he contended clearly showed list the match had been broken off in 1858, and be added NM the defendant bad only gone to me the plaintiff on one 'inquest oecssioo, when sheathed for as interview. From WO the defendant never beard anything from the plaintiff. "She told her love, Bat let oonosalment like a worm i' the bud Feed oil her damask cheek." lie sever told it until she got to the attorney's office ; and is thin told her love ; there wee no concealment then. (A hook.) The defeedant had amen claiming him, there had bear more then four years' absedonment, he thought he was hr. own property, sod he married in 1864. On the 20th March, 1865, In attorney wrote, reminding him of his "broach of serwile of marriage, which Miu Davie had hoped would Ism been coosommated some time ago," and he added, " ANS hopes have been sadly interfered with by reason of nor Irvin entered into the marriage state with another hdy. (Laughter.) It now remains for you to complus site Miss Davis to the beet of your power." This barns, said the learned counsel, reminded him that of her Majesty's judges oo certain solemn serseises :—" Is now remains for me to pees upon you the Nudism of the law." (Loud laughter.) The letter wait et "Although Do tummy payment will be commensurate with her lons of peace of mind and bodily health." The niter ought surely to have put in a parenthesis, such as tbeyeemetimes saw io the newspapen—"(Here the attorney gibed.)" (Loud laughter.) He (Mr. Hawkins) trusted that injury would be satisfied that the promise of marriage had been broken off in September, 1858, and never renewed. Some evidence was given to show that the match had han broken off in 1858, and that on two occasions since Sea, when the plaintiff had been in the house of the ddiedaet's mother, she had expressed her disinclination to hat him. Mr. Justice Bylea referred in detail to the letter of Sep- Unbar 8, 1858, io which the defendant stated the pain it tend him "to break off every tie," and said that the jury lila judge, but to his mind there was no doubt that the en. fiwoost was then entirely broken off. If the jury were Mai opinion they would then consider all the °imam and gay whether there was anything to show that the nimgareent had been renewed. There was certainly no P . 4 ,111611 in writing, and no express promise verbally, but 11,0 jury must consider whether they, from the eirtum- Own, inferred a promise. The Jury, after ten minutes consideration, found a verdict let the defendant. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) - - - WILSON V. WILSON. - - - - Di. Swoboy for th;potiao;;;lllr:iltaveloy Hill for dm IsP:odoot. The petitiotter said she wee married to the respondent at James's, Clerkeowell, in 1811. At that time he called %welt a literary man - that wag to say, be wrote tales read sissies for magazines, but they were very seldom printed. Bs bad, however, mimed a su of money from his seat's so licitor; but he spen t 15/. of it in three dill. The very day be was married he was drunk by 10 o'clock; sod at 11, where he went to church. be was in such a state that the clergyman could tweedy be induced to perform the ceremony. At 9 o'clock lathe evening he went out, and be did not nature till 4 tfalock the text moraieg, when he boasted that he had bow @pearl' og the night with another woman. After this legiening he used to lie in bed all day reading French Well, and go out with woman at night. The first mosey ireareed was 401., which was paid for getting up evieleocs !name of bigamy. The petitioner herself obtained money is his support by doing embroidery, but she eventually Itant upon the stage. Before this abs was often half lifted, and her husband was perpetually abusing her and flier her personal violence. In 11162, on her return hsm to engagement at Birmingham, where, notwithstand• Lg a serious Blues which she had had, he had refused to skit her, she told him that she would one for a divorce. Is went down upon his knees to her, add begged her not to to: 1 , but she presented her petition. When she west to netaiegbam the respoadent bad obtaieed a situatioe as wbeditor and foreign correepoedent on the Weekly Times. bkdesce of adultery was also given. Decree nisi with amts. TElit POILIOR COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERZEN'WELL. COMMITTAL OP MAPOLITAN NMI/MAIM. Irtyparibaium a who described themselves as lOUSICIADS IA sedum of Naples, aged 61, 29, 17, 15, and 13, attired in walla °returns were charged with begging is (*mout hy*. 91. Puttees. Prom tba evidesoe of Thomas Turner, a mendicity cater, klippeared that yesterday afternoon the two elder prisoners Law playing the bagpipes, and the others were dancing. " a " asp Imputable person passed the primps's rushed northern and begged, pushing their taps is their faces Id almost demanding mosey. If they did set get what My demanded they were abrasive. He tuned them to all, and told them that they could sot be allowed to go 111 i the way they bad. They west into Oakleymnare, they did the game thing eras, sad followed ose lady 14 the Pulsate of the home. Es tools them lets ellstodYr Gooey ei•tv m. Lo wor A. ." r 0 06 " c ' •ipto 1.14 m ear 5,610. Wow & Het Soarr= THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1865►, sod with great difficulty they wen got tot.* pollee-station. It was °sly o few days dace that they were up at Beg/- etre* and discharged with a saation. Oa wanking than ho fonad over de., besides •queatity al food. He had beams the elder primers for over live years. The prisepre denied that they bagged. sad 'aid they wens not aware that they were donut wrong. Mr. DilyPoort sentenced the two elder prisoners to 14 days' hard lobos...and disoharpd the other. with a amities. Such conduct as they had been guilty of could not hallowed in this country. In *Adidas to begging they award the inhabitants with horrible s o n ar , which could not be tole rated, and if they were brought here again they would ha more sparely dealt with. ... 1 ... a ... 1 . 2 SHARE LISTS-ITHIS DAY.) Two o'Otoos. The railway market is rather dull to-day, and a decline, ranging from } to per cent., has occurred in about half a dozen of the principal stocks. On the other hand Me tropolitan has improved } per cent. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 124} to ; Great Western, 721 to 73 ; 196} to } ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 12;4 tot ; Caledonian, 134 to } ; South Eastern, to; Great Eastern, 48 to }I ; London and Boat Western, 99 to 100 ; Great Northern, 132 to 133; ditto A, 147} to 148; and Met ropolitan, 145 to }. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are unaltered. IS 1 I. NO l 100 0. 100 to 1 p. a. - lin 4 SU ...• ZS 75 i It IU4 i i 441 4 1451 st L. llit i" 1131 I -• Fa 111 106 Sri i- I 1 041 4 63 ti la —viaut 87 t 3 Oidts _ .... 101} YS 54 101 102 101 102 2.112 Par 1011 102 i Vi 27 MINCELLANEOI7S MAIM Credit Fonder sad Mobilise al Wend, IN, 1. Wobw Vas. 71 ii. English sad Austinli mneign Capper, Ij. Zuglisb end For Credit, 4 Geniis! Credit sna Fianna al tondos (Limitad), 6 1 1. Hadson's Bay, 161. Imparial Marc. Credit Amos. Limited, 71. International Mandel Society ILiniitd). 61, 1. =Financial AceotiatieaF). 23 11. Mercantile Maenad ),2. Madras Irrigation and Canal ( paid), 20J. Minya!! Ina Works, Se. National Discount Company (Limited), 16 j. Ottoman Company (Limited), 4. Peninsula and Oriental Steam, FT, z d. Land, Itail a wl sad Maui. 3i, *. 27,174.1 u 107 6. T hames p Construe. lialsb o rlritna), 71. T sod Mersey Marble Incur. Limited), Ti. Trust and Lou Oa of limn 4j, ez dlr. Unirenel Marina (Limited), 61 1. Warrant Flames (Limited) 7i I. MONEY NARZEZ-(17118 DAY.) Two o'OLooi. The stock markets to-day are inactive, and in some cues prices have receded a little, although there is no general weakness of tone. The foods have experienced a relapse of about } per cent.,l and a few of the chief home railways of to 4. Foreign bonds, however, are steady. The demand for money to-day is moderate, but no transactions are reported below 3 per cent., the Bank minimum. In the Stock Exchange short 1 loans on English government securities are obtain able at 2} to 3 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to gr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Relates opened at 88fr. 45c., ex coupon, being about 1-16 per cent. lower than yesterday, after allowing for the deduc tion of the quarterly dividend. Consols are now quoted 904 to 4, ex div., for money, and 904 to 4, ex div., foe the account (July 6). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Console, for money, 904,4,4 ; ditto for account, 901, } ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 894, f, f ; Bank Stock, 244 ; India stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. stook, 1044, ; and Exchequer Bills, 25., ss. prem. Foreign stocks are 'ady. Spanish Cer tificates and Mexican Bonds have improved } per cent., while Turkish Consolidds have declined 4. Greek Binds are now quoted 21} to 4 ; Mexican, 25} to } ; Turkish Consolid4s 504 to 4 ; Coafadozato, 7 to 9 ; Spanish Pamirs, 31 to ; and the Certificates, 154 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows ;—Brazilian, 1862, 1868, 1880. 81, ex div. ; ditto 1863, 814 ; Dutch Certificates, 98} ; Egyptian 1001. Bonds, 97 ; ditto, 1864, 944, 94 ; ditto 1001. 80nd5,944; Italian, for account, 86; ditto scrip, 21 dis.; Mexican, foraccount,2s4, 4, 4 ; Portuguese, 1856, do. for account, 494, ; Russian, 1822, 92 ; ditto, 1882, 911, 4 ; Spanish Passive, for ac count, 314, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 93 ; 'ditto, 1862, for account, 914 ; ditto 1001. Bonds+ 744 ; ditto, 1465, 461, 47 ; ditto serip, 14 die. International Financial shares are now quoted 1} to 4 prem.; General Credit, 24 to 4 prem.; London Financial, Bto prem.; Imperial Mercan tile, 2} to 4 prem. ; Credit Fonder and I Mobilier of England, 4 to } prem., ex div.; Otto- man Socititif G6nErale, 3 to } prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4 ; and Egyptian Trading, 1 to 01 die. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined:—Russian Iron Works, 7 to 8 prem.; Varna Railway, 94 to 10 1 prem. ; Ottoman Company, If to 2 prem. ; Lion Brewery, 14 to 2} prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 2 1 to 3} prem. ; Metropolitan Extension Rail ways A stock of the London Chatham, and Dover Company, 5 to } prem. ; Blakely Ord nance, 2} to 4 prem. ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, 1} to 2 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to } prem. ; Northern Aaiun, par to } prem.; Downs Docks, 1} to 2 prem.; London Bridge Laud, } to 4 prem. ; East London Railway scrip, 3 to 3} prem. ; ditto, paid up, 4 to 44 prem. The government broker has bought to-day 15,0001. Three per Ceuta. Reduced for the sinking fund. The amount of 299,0001. in specie is announced to-day, the Atrato, from the West Indies, having brought 193,0001., and the China from New York, 106,0001. The motive for the reduction of the Bank rate of discount is to be found in the changes ' in the weekly Bank return, analysed below, and more especially in the large increase of 619,6641. in the reserve, by which the total is raised to close upon 10,000,0001. We have here • fresh proof that the modern practice of the Bank directors impels them to adapt their terms te those of the general market more closely than they used to do. Yet, apart from the stimulus which may be given to their discount business for a day or two by a movement like that now made, it does not seem probable that, however closely the Bank may follow • falling market, the mere lowering of their terms will absolutely promote mercantile business. A fall in the value of money does not necessarily signify an increased creation of bills, or an enlarge ment of the channels of commerce. The %mom tainty which prevails with regard to the course of affairs in India and elsewhere continues to weigh upon legitimate enterprise, and, as our home busi ness is at the same time interfered with by the growing excitement in connexion with the elec tions, it seems clear that the require ments of commerce, properly so called, will not suffice to cause revival in the demand for money. But though commercial operations are kept within a moderate compass, financial business —by which we mean the launching of foreign loans and the introduction of new schemes, home, foreign, and colonial—bids fair to acquire a greater development. It is in this direction that we are now called upon to exercise caution. So long as the new projects have merely a home aspect. they can not, at the worst, exercise any great influence upon the money market, for even in the event of a col lapse so complete as that which has attended the introduction of such concerns as the Humber Iron Works—now at 15 to 14 dia. on 151. paid—the result can merely be loss to Individuals. ehould foreign schemes be encouraged too freely, however, our national interests would be at once and deeply imperilled, bat it is satisfactory to remark that there is at present no excess whatever in that direc tion. The discount establishments now allow 2 per cent. for money at call, 2f at seven days' notice, and 24 at fourteen days' notice, showing a decline of 4 per cent. in each case. The joint-stock banks have also reduced their terms for money on deposit from 2} to 2 per cent. The London and Westmin ster Bank, however, give only 1 per cent. for sums below 5001. The Hansa, from New York, has brought 30,0001. in specie for this country. The failure is announced of Messrs. Eumor fopulo and Co., Greek merchants, of Man chester and Liverpool. They are described as gene ral merchants, but their transactions have been chiefly in the Levant trade. The house is old, private deposits have not exceeded 4247021, the mueslis in the reserve is as mach as 419,4641. Ws have here, no doubt, the exitioa of the redac tion in the Bank rate al dt announced to day. The asovemist of the soils and, ballion is likewise satisfactory, an increase of 186,0641. having taken place. BLINK Of lONOLAIDA —As A sad MI Vie , a Kix OW weak teal DI/ Notapsoud R9,741,230 iVa,74I,IN' =Ware Coital Jrner: kn Public Depodit (Ia airlift Itzebot , Box. Beaks. Coak- oda. at National Debt, sad Div Accomts) Other Deportts. Ita2 &Tea day sad ease BM Jaw 16.186 F. mn,nt --1 mouse pammeat to tie JOAO 41417111 on Wednesday, l4O ARTZMIL Other Ooreraseal 6•14.. 511,011,11 4 leeertlk• MOOD. Gehl ids sad bat iks AMMO gorFliSort _Sent. ita.141, 18 . Deal Wdebt 510,480,0111 P l arkearitAla 19,511.01 I Nails Gold sal SUM Cob WOW t 28.181.206 W. WILIER, Chid Oradir. TIuUDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 904 to Lex div., for th e 6th of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 90 9-16 to 11-16, or 904. For money the last pries was 90* to ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows : Three per Cent.Consols, for mosey, 90, *,‘, at div. ; • ditto, for account, 904, * *; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 899, Vew Three per Orate., 894, 4, ; Exchequer 4a. prem. ; India Five per Coot. Stock, 1 , ; ditto Four per Cent. " sawed " rupee paper, 89 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1014 ; ditto Five-sad-a-Half per Omit, 106 ; ditto Bonds, 21a., 17s. prem. The government broker has again purchased 15,0001. Reduced Three per Cent. stock. The India Five pee Cent stock was tirni. India Bonds were dealt in at 17s. to 21a. prem. Owing to the fall in the value of money Exchequer Bills were more inquired for, and improved is., closing at 2s. to 58. prem. • • The quotation of Bank of England stook has ; been rent out for some days as 242 to 244, but is really 244 to 246. The foreign stook market was decidedly better. Turkish stocks of all classes rose 4 per cent. ; the L Consolithis, I ; Egyptian, Peruvian, rand Russian, • Sardinian and Chilian Six per Cents., 1 ; • Italian ,; and nearly all the other principal stooks I to per cent Turkish Loan scrip was rather flat, while Italian scrip improved 4 per cent. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cihom. The mining market is quiet to-day, with little business, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. Great For shares are called 32 to I ; East Lovell, 101 to Chiverton, 8 to Ilf ; ; Devon Great Consols, GOO to 610 ; Great usy, 31 to 4 ; Great Laxey, 20 to ; Great North Laxey, 2to ; East Cern Brea, 1311 to ; and Great South Tolgus, 2to f. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no change. A special meeting of the Wheal Ellen (South Australia) Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 23rd instant, when it will be proposed to wind up. The first annual meeting of the Yorke Peninsula Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 23rd inst. WEATHERRiPORY.L(IHIS DAY.) Join. li. II Mg- W. Nalns 10.1 S LW. Aberdeen 5..63 N.N.W. Ustsh Antrum' 111.51 P . SAX. Val ••• 66.6666 1 N.L r•sp• Our 66_16661 f•lssepul 110.10 66. 6.1. asUbssa 10.43 11 KN.& lusasse Mae 61 , S.Z. T'Orismi au a, NAL d °cheat. :10.16 a; 1.1. Nun& U SALK tvermosik p.a* Z. ?ortamor64 110.41 111 I. Loudon KU 6 SILL : lover .. . • I Timm& 11.66 N.N. icAL•bor.,6o 50.6111 N. Sblaids ISAT 5T N.Z. de , '01664 SOU II N. W. W.N.W. KN.& LN.L N.M.& LIII.W. &A W.If.W. N.K.W. la. I KZ. LI Liz. MEL &L w. rainAsiz Bernthal*. ON NOME= SUNDAY. Northerly to W.. rads- 00MOL N.N.W. to W.8.W., ble, moderate to moderate to strong. fresh, Inn, generally. NIL to N.W., mode- Wirinsa. N.C. to N.W. and W. tate to freak fine fresh to strong. generally. N.C. to N.W., fresh, Somoss. AA next Above. generally One. N N.& $o W.N.W., Ilnargag. Northerly to W., fresh, freak ally. Norshern=llootlantL Weetenimbeland, W nqu awa, and tuna onnelaa Sontheru=gagllah Channel and Bay or &may. nemaraniaatward England and North nen Dr. Matthias Spading, of Amherst, N.H., the oldest living graduate of Harvard College, died.. May 22, aged 96 years. He was barn at Chelmsford, Yam, ow Jose 28, 1769, and graduated at Cambridge tloivenity in 1798, of which due there are now only two eurvivon, via. :—Humpluity DiTINVILT, Esq., of &dem, cod William Williams. Esq., of Nashville, Tenor—New York Herald. The Gazette de Cambray states that the fullowiug 'martinis pamphlet was found at the lodgings of a hawker, who was sr:mated in the village of Neutily for singing the Mareeillaisa, and for having , t.id a seditious song e molading with • Viva la Republique ! " What is • Kip'? He is a reasonable animal without feathers, who sr siks oe two paws. H. is • urea paid by his weight—sometinies 100,000,000 fr., like Louis XIV. ; sometimes 24,000,000(r. like Louis XVIII.; sometimes 12,000,000 fr. like Louis Philippe ; sometimes 30,000,0001 r., like Ns polscs. He is • man to whom 30 nano. of iodividuala are give* to be cared no more nee lam thus a flock of turkeys, 1104 at one son a heed, but at use frasic—• men who qui•dy eojoys the protium of his flock without forgetting to shear them sometimes, and each of whom be transfer. after hie death to his son or relative—a DIM who has a right to put inoareat men to death, because it is hie pleasure to do so— to convert infamous favourite. into bishops sod generals— a mu who caused people to iambi* formerly, but who now amuses them—a ma* who is one day raised by barricades, and the next day overthrown by barricades." Mg. R.. H. Hoses—The author of "Orion" has offered to the world but one poetical work dung his twelve years' residua* in Australia; sad this has just been published by Edinonsten and Douglas. "Prometheus the Fireffirieger" was written nadir *Unordinary drown stsocee. The long list of errata is sufficiently ex. plsined by a remarkable passage in the &dies, ar tine. "In this savage solitude," writes Mr. Horne. dating from Blue Mountains, Australia, "this Blue bimetal: of dark forest., rain, cod hurricanes (a region, nevertheless . , which may, some day muldeoly become a L &TEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr ammo Titioura.) ASOOT 2411STING.—(THIS DAY.) £lOO PLATS. ()mama .7 this at Law Lady Sophia ... _ 12 raa. FIRST CLASS WOKINGIiAIL Slat . .. Brans a ... Gem of the Sr... U raa. TWELYTH TRIENNIAL. One mile. Pereirall,lria;;;; of Wales , 9ldraieh ~ BroomieLw, Breadsthew, Closvest, Cobweb, Gardeviture, Soy lla, sod Celerrima us hen. ALEXANDRA PLATE. About three miles. Claremcast, Priam Arthur, Meet, You Rapid, Strafford, Cathedral, Fills de Hollytos, Gratitude, Breese, Bally Edmond, Stantoa, Tartar, and Armagnac are hers. RAILWAY STAKES. Ow mils. Troublesome, B,t 121 b ; The Clown, Bet 101 b ; General N Hesse, Fat 1016 ; Historian, Bet 41b ; Vabalatbus Set 21b N Guardsman, Bet 2lb ; ()berms, 7gt 10Ib ; Lucky S tar, let 91b; Killegrew, 7st 7lb ; &dared, 7st 311, ; Indigestion, Bet 13th; Cobweb, 6gt 131 b ; Fairy Ring, 6ist 101 b ; Vixen, Est 91b; 54 Provigor, Est bib ; St. Vinoent, Est 6lb ; UMW, sss 131 b; 11 Scylla, bet 71b. AR are here. tl QUEEN'S PLATE. Three miles. jj Stanton. Lady Hylda, Armagnac, Privateer, Aurieuls, Claremont, Beragalt, Auditor, Breese, Tomato, Imogene, 1 and Grace Darling. All are here. . Si Azarna.—Blackdown. TES FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT STAPLZHURST. (nor 001 OWN szpoirrea.) INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) STAPLEHURST, Fawair. Jun 16. The injured passengers lying at the South 1 0 ' 4 Eastern Hotel are not progressing so favourably as could et be wished. Major Francis was last evening somewhat I worse. Of Mr. Condliffe, who, in addition to his physical sufferings from broken ribs end severe . 1 ,- internal injuries, is subjected to the mental suffering arising sa from the loos of his wife, the report is more favourable, and M Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, of Liverpool, have been up to this sit morning in • more favourable condition than any of the to ethers ; but at 9 o'clock to-day Mr. Ralph suffered • relapse. Bather extensive hemorrhage set in, which caused some 99 alarm, but as it is priecipally external, no serious came- at quenoes are apprehended. The body of Mrs. Condliffa has been removed to Liverpool for interment. It was stated at first that this lady was much cut about and die- 1 '! °tared, but it tures out that she died from suffocation only, LI her body being altogether free from external in- Julies. With regard to those who, more fortunate, are under the care of Dr. Wilkins, the good effect of that ge hospitable gentleman's unremitting per care is u developing itself rapidly in the eatideatory program ip his patients are making. The general reply to questions ai here is that they are all better. Mr. MODS Dairies in so tar on his way towards recovery that it is hoped he will be well ea enough to be removed next week to his private residenos a 1 1 13eleize-park. The Rev. Mr. Bland, Mrs. Bland, and Miss m AUeyss are also much better. At 12 o'clock, Mr. Nev,e the Coroner for the western r l division of Kent, and the jury resumed the inquest on the k ten permed; who were killed. The mineral partise were ra presented as before, and the evidence is now being takes. Li Mr. Eborall, the traffic manager, doilies the statement made ti i in anonymous letter, which appeared in some of the sews- 9 papers, beeriag the initials R. IL, that unnecessary delay had occurred on the part of the railway officials in render ing assistance at the time of the accident, and that a train it had run off the line on the 26th ultimo, near Stapiehunt. Th. primmer was brought up in custody, and Mr. Tooth, the magistrate who remanded him, will be in attendance to receive additional evidence with the view of committing, further remanding, or discharging him. The magie trate's examination will be conducted in the jury room in order to avoid the inconvenience of taking all the parties over to Cranbrook, which is five miles distant. The unfortunate commence continues to excite great interest in the neighbourhood, and the umpathy shown for the suf ferers by all classes cannot be too highly extolled. from all quarters fruit, ice, and other *oratorio for alleviating the condition of the wounded areponriog In. THE ENGLISHMAN WITH THE BRIGANDS. A STRANGE STORY. A Naples letter in the Union has the following improbable story :—" The Piedmootese government having acknowledged itself wholly unable to deliver the two Eng. liahmeo captured by Giardullo in the provisos of Salerno, the English consul had to occupy himself directly with the afar, and to put himself is communication with the bat goods. Having succeeded in getting speech with them, he demanded what price they eat on the deliverance. ' Twenty thosumed ducats,' they replied. The consul uttered an exclamation of astonishment and broke off the °onto tonne. He sent for a frigate. doubtless to intimidate the brigands ; whilst the Piedmontem soldiers, on their aide, took the field against them. These maw producing DO re sult, the English repreeentstive reopened negotiations with the chief of the band, Giordano. How much will you really ta k e for the ransom of your prisoner r was demanded. ' Forty dammed duosts,' replied the brigand ; 'it is the last word. Make baste, it you do not wish to pay more ; for provisions ate dear with us, and it mete something marl. &Table to feed an Englishman ! Above all, gaard against Brooding for another ship of war, for, in that mac, the ransom would be tripled.' The English consul maw that be had resolute fellows to deal with. and that he must coma to terms with them at once. After coeferrieg with the Italian government, it was arranged that the conditions should be aooepted, and that 20,6)0 ducats should be given by the province of &demo, sad the other 20,000 by Eoglan& Word was sent to the brigands that their proposition was accepted, and the plane sod time of redeeming the captives were speed upon. Giardullo isolated upon a double safe-conduct for his savoy. At the appointed hour, the consul arrived at the pleas indicated, seoorted by twenty Piedmostese soldiers. The brigand came alone. After the interchange of a few words, the money was counted out to Giardullo'e envoy. The consul having made some remarks on the enormous sum which had been emoted, the brigand, who bad no doubt been well instructed what to say, replied to him in a rather bantering tom : 'A/Adore parienzo, signor commie ; calm yourself, air, it is you who fixed the sum.' 'How? 'Certainly ; you cannot have forgotten ri certain ship nomad the Cagliari, moaned by revolutionist' and in tended to revolutionise our country. The ship was taken and confiscated ; and the volunteers, among whom were two English, were put in prison Then England was iedig- Dant, threatened our Kum Ferdinand I 1., and abusing her strewth, compelled him to restore the ship lawfully cap tured,to set at liberty the two Ecglithmeo, and more thou that to pay them, as indemnity for their lost liberty, a sum equivalent to 18,000 dumb" The price of ransom, there fore, according to the English tariff is 18,000 ducats, for I suppose that England doe, not estimate the liberty of one hottest man at less than that of dishonest wee. Add the difference in the value of money eight years ago. sod the expense incurred far your compatriot while with us, and you will find, signor consuls, the exact equivalent of the 20,000 ducats orgioally demanded. As to the other 20.000. they are the consequence of the promos of your ship of war at Salerno ; for,' continued the brigand, with haughty gesture, 'we are not children who eau be frightened, nor from whom anything is obtained by fear.'" Barret BDTWELN AN ADDIIR AND A CAT. —Some week or ten days ago, the shepherds of Anlduhnine and Belosboddach, while conversing together near a "sheiling " in which one of them bee hie summer quarters, had their attentiou arrested by • oat engaged in sundry scosutric gymnastic movements at a short dietetic* off amongst the heather. On a nearer isepectiou, it was found that the adder cry of par was a large adder, plenty of which abound about the upper rises of the Noughty, where this en counter occurred. The at having a bed chance of being wrested in the fight, or being 'tun to death, its owner pot an end to the soconnter by killing the adder with a welk in-stick. The uncouth reptile measured two feet three team is leogtb, which is the common dimeneioes of this spenise.—Bariffseire Jounesl. ONTSTAL PALACI.-01f1 SHILLING DAT.— _ 111;969A Ji799 IK- 7 46;;;i0me;;;747a ist, 2,569 diso by moss tadrabio. 1.122; total. VOL ORDINARY MARRS AND MOLL Pd. I Law Azil. I ( I: X. sad Bostat. I caaorian_ K N 114 136 98 9B I llork sa4 Imam I Commll Do. • J • soda. until 6 Do. D I p. o. lipoid, to B. Dublin sa P rwil d Do o lone Deadre,bd.ln ridlaborghowe tA Otrogow =ow and &Welborn Drions Ord. M. Jag. 80., No 2 Orosi NorOceloollead OrooSNarrhorw o tt I A i roo. so l t. or Ot. Sonth e Nest aro ) Orog Walborn Do.Noot VsLOwairk Bost VI Do. W. 1110.—Oztord Do. Do. Ifewpogg Do. Do. Surgical lascagidig Yorkshire tondos sad Mao kgrall Loo.,Brlgta4B.oogat Load" Dog LoadoaiNoutit Wide. LoadoaadosSW•gtara li ' l ' 4l 10 1I I Motropoilloa Do. Noy Do. Notookon 1 Metro. Dia. (Pro. Dorip C. Do. do. do. Ilidliod _ _. Do. La share.. Do Bina. • Darby Klel. IX WI". (Ira)... Do. Sturm led Lodi ..... bTo;ei Do. Yells, Po'lo%l/24 N. lostwo—Bsewisig Do. G. K. I. FILO. .. Do. Limb.. ...... Do. YogAL do. 111448... 100 100 100 100 100 100 do.Do Hi 4 - 11 North [amiss Do. New Do. do., DM Northlkoffordsktos N. dt S. Weans Joao Scottish Noted Scottish H.R. Aber Stk Union StiZ a revoa South Latina Tali Vale station. Walialim.io• Do. 0 Vole of Haab_ ~ Isi 4 a 09 10 11 90 92 106 106 Y 09 f 8 ii74o7lsein. — tili Wog Ooe:u! .: ~ 1I M nl 148 148 II 128 111 zn MI 88 is iit U ell 49 61 46 49 106 1011 1114 122 90 92 147 100 41 42 110 120 29 100 1:34 64i 144 PM 11 4k pea 101 1011 100 11 pOO i n: 1 1 Pm tei 107 $$ 64. 112/ 1131 n 72 104 102 Sig 879 915 104 pan 119 121 I t pre 711 Ili 161 w. SmupL a.* A.A.I U 68 00 bai .61 9 10 lid 100 S • pa 106 108 47 SO TS SO COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The arrivals of English wheat fresh up to-day were alga very moderate. bat is onetime °sedition. For both red sad white qualities, owing to the favourable moonlike at band in referenos to the growing crepe, the demand ruled inactive; neverthelem, Monday's quotations were sup ported. The show of foreign wheat was rather limited. Selected taken off slowly, at fall onmenoile ; but other =were IMO a dull inquiry, at late rates. Floating cargoes of grain were dull in male, at about pre vious quotations. The few samples of English herby on the item& were mostly disposed of at full eurressies. In forage qualities the transactions IMO 011 a limited mile, M late prime. Malt, the supply of which was good, realised Moods'' , curresay, with a fair demand. There was a steady consumptive demand for oats, and prima were well supported. The supply was by no means autobahn.. Bear were very firm, although the demand far them was far from active. The sale for peas was Inactive. Primo, however, were firm. No Asap took place is the sales of flour. The trauma. Noes Were oe a eery moderate ends. la ends very little was pirdoc, at next to nominal qua. tatioes. Cakes Were a dull inquiry. ARRIVALS or GRAIN, da. INTO LONDON, BY NAM CARRIAGE, PROM JUNI 10 TO JUNE U INCLITRIVL 1 1"1" gra. an wa. Ml e. n.ar- sacla ta t glab and Scotch 1440 60 If*/ 60 .. 100 Mateo 1 16010 1000 .. 1619 . 0 160 ——— Total WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) in OM= inioDom USTNUOTILIGILAPH.) (MOM OUR owl 001111211 . 01101:1117.) Thin attoadancs ; wheat held tor last week's prior. Bale vary slow. No change in spriog corn. MINOING-LANK.--(THIS DAY.) &MAR.—M. market continues doll, and prime to rule in burns' favour; the 'ales include brown Jamaica at 30s. • good. 335. ; St. Viscent, 30e. 6d. to 31s. • date Madras, 24i. to 23e. 6d. based : lined goods coeiinua dull of is* and prior are again quoted rather cheaper ; piaom sell without material change. Comm.—Native Ceylon continues firm at the late advance and Plantation Ceylon continues to sell readily at f Oily previous prima.. Tha.—There is no improvement in the demand for this article. RICE. —Tbe market oontinue inactive. Pwersa.—There are buyers of Nosing at the late decline, but few sellers. RON. —3O punobeons of Leeward, add at Iv. 64d. SALTPETIIT. —The market 'nations' inactive, Conroe.—There COODOOO• to be an active market and prices again show an &drawn of id. per lb. Jots.—The market's steady, at the full prices paid at the last publie salsa. INDIGO. —For the next quarterly sales of Past India 10,600 cheat, are now declared. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 39.. net ask ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, 40e. 6d. to 40s. 9d. ; all the mouth, 40e. 6d. ; October to December, 425. to 424. 3d. ; December, 425. 6. to 425. 9d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Lsannissm..— Hides : Priori 66Ibs. to 641 b.. to 3d.; 64Ibs. to 721h5., 3d. to 31d. ; 721hs. to 80 1 bs., 3d. to 34d.; 80 1 bs. to 81ilbs, 31d. to 31d.; 88!ba. to 96Iba , to 44. Hates hides, to. to 10a. dd. ; Oaf Weiss light, 2s. to 45.; fall, da: dd. BLIMONDSZT. --Sheepskins : Doss; --a. to —a; lambs, 3s. to 4a. 2.1.; ahassiiap, ls. 7d. to la, 9d. BOROUGH HOP HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pitt.... end &Zia report that chring the peat week there has been s itentinneel steady deems& for consumption, prime in all Mentzer Ming very dm PROVINCIAL CORN MARKETS. BTREDIGHLE, Jinn 15.-At this day's market there was again a short supply of wheat from the farmers, tad English was the torn in favour of sellers, but net quotably dearer. Barley, oats, beano, and pea+, sold in retail at previous rates. Bautroc, Jong 15.-The weather continues remarkably fine and dry, and the hay harvest is in fall progress in this district. At our market this afternoon, the supply of English wheat was exceedingly small, and it met • quick sale at fully last week's prices. For foreign there was little or no demand, and to effect males some redaction in pries would have to be submitted to. Grinding barley is in limited request. but not lower. Oats, from scarcity, main tain their value, but the tale is not brisk. Baas, pees, and maize se last reported. Damen, dogs 15.-The supply of wheat at to-day's mar ket was very small, sod the attendance short, the splendid weather for hay harvest keeping many farmers at home. The trade ruled very firm, at folly the prime of last week; and in some instanoes la advance was obtained. Supply of spring corm nominal ; prices unaltered. Best white wheat, 20a. to 21s. ; best red, 184. 6d. to 215.; other aorta, 154. 6d. to 17a. 6d. ; best barley, 30s. to 34e. ; oats, 21a. to 28s. ; beans, 204. to 21s. ; peas, 16s. to 21s. ; winter vetches, 36.. to 445. ; ADO flour, 30s. to 31s. 6d. ; other flour, 275. to 28a. !Liaoning:, JUNK 15.-There was an average atten dance at our market the morning. English wheat was in moderate supply, and being held for fall pricee sold only in limited quantities. In foreign no change can be noted. Flour wee taken slowly, at previous prices. Oats and oatmeal met a doll sale, and the former was a turn lower. Beans and Indian corn were both firm. NEWARK, Jogs 14.--Wheat was a middling show, and sold at previous currencies. Barley much the mine RA heretofore. Oat' made quite se much money. Bums hardly so dear. NIWBORT. JUNI 15.-Oar market was well supplied with wheat this day. The trade very quiet at lust week's rates. Nothing doing in barley carats. Beans firm at former prices. artogrow-on-Tees, Joan 14.-We have again to report a very little supply of grata from the growers, which sold at the full currency of last week. Oats, barley, beans, and pew unaltered. The weather as fine se posaible. Wheat, per qr. of 631bs. to the bushel-Durham and Yorkshire red, 36e. to 42e. ; ditto, white, 421. to 46e. ; south country red, 43a to 445. ; ditto white, 46e. to 484. ; ditto old, 435. to 44e. Berisy, grinding. per imperial qr., 255. to 275. Oats, feed, new, 21e. to Zia. ; potato, 421 b. per bushel, 24.. to 25.. Beans, 41s. to 42e. Peas, feeding, 36e. UXBRIDGE. JOBB 15.-Our market is but thinly attended, the continued flue weather making fanners bag in the hayfields. The trade is dull, but sot cheaper. The grow log wheat crops are spoken of very favourably, but not so the spring crops, and the hay on clay land is bat light. EDIEBORGE. Juice 14.-As compared with last week, wheat was Is. 6d. up on the top and 2d. up on average. Barley was Is. up on top. sod Is. up oa average. Oats were la. down on top, audited up on average. Beaus were Is. up on top, and 1.. sd. up on average. Wheat, 30s. to 455. 6d. Barley, KW. to 295. Oats, 21.. 64. to 275. Beans, 39.. ficl. to 424. and 'has occupied a respectable position. It is w il d- -____ a i a , .- 17:: ,,, mi ....;- ;ithoutu a iorishoia I supposed that the liabilities will not be found to any .' ''''' Y e . , V cily .... i,..prlnnt times w i t h a asp ., of the exceed 30,0001. or 40,0001., and the assets are eiseariouseess of human life, amidst bone accidents, the expected to turn out well. fall of massive trees, or the evil chances of dark night" The North Eastern Railway tra ffi c return shows in localities aboundiog in water bolas sod deep miring this week an increase of 4,7291. over last year ; ~ , _rti. r r ,, ,Tvd ... , .kficipi. eneeteeted— posed in the tutervals of labours Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 18,0141. ; t h i s e__ and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, i t a ga T o y ei diff ,it ore . I nt od kilid, ow azi ges. wrl a ttoo .d d for ory th . e most ..wb. part eoet da: an increase of 5,9041. lasted," adds Kr. Hone, " sod eopied with very great can, The half-yearly meeting of the Victoria Station' themeonaeriptwaseatrusted to a faithful. bet cot infallible and Pimlico Railway Company is convened for the I hand (at least, as to t he tetette-hand), and it was last in mist 7th of July. I or bog, or got astray somewhere ; so that I had to reproduce the entire KS. from my first rough draft, notes, old maps. We are informed that the directors of the Dublin I and fragments, 'against time,' and under oilier dream- Trunk Connecting Railway Company have made stance more adverse than three attending Be drat sem their allotment of shares, and have given iostrnc- ' position. The labour was a high and hopeful pleasure to tions for the immediate prosecution of the works. i !rich the s:fittlhe:telt..ci:i bat thit.uttexPeTte4 peen tried The return of the Bank of England for the week , TaxE r nritints or Mextc Y o.—The study of the ending Wednesday, June 14, compared with that for Em prw is it the 5 .,, a „ 00 a t l i e . the eh airs covered with the previous week, shows the following changes : 'dark grass damask. bordered with s ilv e r . A t 6 o'clock la Circulation isms 829,741,380 lemon 1203,655 the =ruin she rims, and takes a ride as hereibask ne in Osculation active 20.739,395 Decrease 434.610 7or 8 °Work, in mama, with a few aides-devimisa. lies Public deposits 8.802,198 Inseam 818.017 that time until ball-peal 9or 10 she Masada gibbose ads. Other deposits Government securithe In k the sews read by the &roam 11"gdebenr. the only German banking departineat 10,480,025 No cheap. lady who has ressaised fa Redo, the Nantes MIT sad Othersecuritire mbanking all the others havieg retained to Austria. %roars Mag. department _an intallnest and very iatorsetiag woman. the Coin and bul li on in both mil, friend of the Empress, as the Meriean ladies the departments Seven day sad other bills 461.711 Decree's 9,778 to einxtiate with them. Fres 2 till 6 the Empress eggs The Rest 3.210,646 Increase 7,234 oreapies herself in writing. At 6 she dines, and unties it Noise in rewire Total resorts (motes kens ) are Dever invited to these plicate dinners. Mier dinoss CIVIL SUM" 01 - 113 . — Tidi ma" wasp l e -te d at L e ete less than gov ldt er rO e l7 n d t , and ° CRICLIT.—MAIttLIIIONII CLUB AND 011017WD V. , The I in basking department— 9,966,274 homes 810,664 edgers are banded Toned, and the Emperor smokes and con th'etaprihvaavitanseourig lac grated yesterday, sad malted is favour of the ONE Ber- ties reased hsetsg n° of ven t e llo wi grmmTh th evell sr a w y brud ihm als ee"Ma r Oyer a i iam T s h o e f temaind whist or w ornbre b e t berm for money.—Binioan correepondsat of w i aa ch i k they whale s ie em Wein, with 72 ri .,, „p i ,. fallen o ff by 195,8931., while the withdrawals of i k Ifni Tory Herald. - - • . • • - - PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. LiVERPOOIa Jinn r--Great lastern,47 x d -Great Western, 73-London and North Western. 24 4 4 et 4-Manchester, Sheffield, and Itheohishim, 631-Metropolitan, 1441-North Eastern, Berwick, un 13 - Great Luxembourg, 14 5-14-Minnie Central, 79 -Erie, 61 li-liro-Twenties, elif 11 - Confederate Loan, 71-Alliance Bank 41 # 5 414 34 11 p.- Liverpool Financial Association, d.-Mercantile and &change Bank, as 4.-Liverpool and London and Globe insurance, 91 p.- Thames and Remy, 69-16 v. -A fr ican Merchants Company, 4.-Liverpool Exchange ftllrtinp,tol-sational Steam Own- Paz 7. 6 1 l 6. pprrlianClMSTlM, June IX -A it.oder(Liate badness was done and were steady. Allia Bank ted), 41 Coufederate Lou, 7 1-C n ce solklated Be ak (Limited), 6 9 16 1 p.- Great Eastern, 481 9-Great Laxemboam 141-Ored Modern, 73-General Credit (Limited), 2$ p.-Mlnota Central. 781 191 80 1 1-John Brown and Co. (Limited), Po. caohlre lasonuser, f p.-laricashfro and Yorkshire. 11311 3- London and North Western, 19,11 # 1 -31anolester, Shade* and Lincrolnsithe, 431 I-Ditso. 6 per cent. pref.. 9 15-16- Metropontaa. i 4-New York and Erse, the f 1-North Eastern, Berwicks, 113-Booth Bastens, 8.11 f -Timms and . Mersey Marine Insurance ,Lnitedi, 6 9-16 p.-United Stara 6.10 Benda WI 1-Union Bank, 41 p.-Farned Six per Coot. Prat. IM. 1311U1DI9HAX, JO= 15.-This altars market generally hawed in tone today, and there was rather more busmen doom. death Stallordthise changed hands at 10i. 11a 3.1.-Birmingham Joint Stock Bank. at 35-Birminitam and Staffordshire Gas, 261., at 411 prem.-Patent Nut and Bolt, 11 prom .- and Patent Stiaft and Arteirre, at 6$ prem. British and Foreign Railway Plant were *dared at par, az new. narrna POSiiaBIONS. , Atkalo a ta Lalrreans 1 I Bom.lhe. MC. 15.6119. a. I --- a: 1 iiii;: - - — I illairmla & Lake Hanoi WO.—Pot.DoL lidiatAGodoelob Op. o. &do Ans. 1, lan Do. do. July I. 187 i Do. do. Joao t,1d74 OIL & Limbers 5p.0. g. 1 040 T. & Doak fp. I. Doarr i ts. 34 7 o l.a.p go .rd affiL iall Loam pi. -or do:: D0...7 . 66 67 104 404 9 44 40• 4 4 le toi , AI Dok at. ,s,pra Da lei pea. Bomb.. Do. do. deterre.l Do. and pest Hoods.. De. ito. deterred Do td pest esook Do. do. deterred Do. gils pref. Stock . Do. deterred Tip Indian PZlnsul; Do. sus. 6 par mat. Do. N. do 6. e d. if l p sot. 6 p. et , Do ie D _ . GC6IMo= of Cozadal Do. Now Do.fp o. No pay. um D 0.61 do. do. 1077 a libation Branch. Limited Do. Now Morino row. 6 p. oact slo. do. Do. no. LI Do. Fifth UMb. Corp. 6 Po+ o. /kll Kolb. and HoOsou's Day N.Byon.4Cosela & 5.7i.0t05e.0p.e. lit p. kinds. goo. 6 par mos. Do. DMU do. Do. dw do. Do. Pia Dab do Do. Was Stitot do. 10e 10 FS 00 1 Ne. 1 di I 166 JOINT MOO( HANNA. BAIIIIIL iTcuuo 7 to,oool to,uoui vo.ooo, to.oooi Lotoool 40,00 mow ' u. 3001 A S Ta A t — Do. Do. Nini Kunio. AllianooLea.MLlmsrpool; Do. Woad at 20 pm., Anglo Ausu.au A 2 B lO 417P 2 t 20 (LDEL) I Lidatle BanlLCor.newab . _ . . . woo; .M."l . Li 'to t. , ooo on ai l i i" o,ooo i°6 l !a:a* 00,0001 60,0001 30,000 0:#1 iL - >:a±ii ~:~i ii:iiil 111!,000, W.iiil ~~i a6*Ol !,acool 01 ?. ° ` * 1 I~aibl.pm., U. Ws.pU.' IDo. New Banta British(minimal Bank of Bank of tat . Bank of Otago (Limited Bank of (Weansland (Lil BankolVictortadiuttria. Bank of New Lealand Bratillanalariagoom(L Battik i Oallfornian (L Benign N. America C. Bk. Indiana... Cigna Cast. Cam". Mee. of Indlaotc City , Colanial . Coin. Bank of Canada coo. Nark of India. ete 1 Coner'ldatod Bank (L). Ocsitimentel Do. Now toot London (UMW( Knot wo Exchanow(LDo) fag)ish /olut Stock (L ) tulg.SootdialLiul.4lsorotL Ituichatt aod Swedish (L. , 0.(trop000 BaoklLtutliod! I libidee.Chhia l / 4 9.(14 Do. losuodat Do. New Impala Sank, Waited Imperial Ottoman l(1411a11.. V 151 1 I 29 1 3 lee no. Now Lad Mort. Bk. India 1141 Lon. 1t..,13d0 ico,trn. tL I Lon. Bank of Scotland L London and anunnui I 'Lou.B.Alreo&ELPlal.oL IDo. New. Lin at awl Loa. OIL Bank et Anita Laudon nod County I Le& Rua ba.Coa. n'n. (L ) ' London Joint Stook— ILoadoalk South Minna !Lon. t & byelaw': I Las 80 79i 1 - 10: Loadon&Venesuak (L.) Weelsoluster liamhant haat. Marasallle & IzoluaL. Kam dl Prov. beak (L. Do. Qs. 16elland But (Lim) • Notlnud Llverpool. 1111Prw at &Waal _ . 'LoT 2nd.iaaas Do. SNWw.... Neiloeal Bank Do New 'New Booth Wales ,New Zeeland (Linnet . North Western 'Oriental Bonk Corporal ' Prorlakookineorp.(L i D 3. do. Proviso. of (Maul Do. do. Nov ! icindo, toot,* Doial (LI ioutli AvairaDo. Maud. of B. d. Africa Do. do. W. Mars.' Out= of Aastratio Unkao of Wiwi (L )1 Croton of Landow 94 100 92 94 41 43 - OSr; 9 41 mi 62 63 3 %dial 3 !juts! 6d 90 I 2i31.1 $7 .. 0 dl. SS 9 4 -9 4 42 i N".l b 64 s 4 4I 18) I ebl i PIM/PERMS SHARES. Leaden sad North Waters, 13berwebtuT and Weloll pool, 84. North &Were, 4 per met. redeemable, 98. FOREIGN RALLWAYL Dutch Abitibi)) (161. paid), 23, e. Goat Laseraboarg. 14*, *. Bat Paulo (Limhad) guaranteed 7 per cant, 17g IPA I CA. plisse. I rum 114 110 67 te :1 2 1 1 40 91 1 1 lipai 414 44 hes 9 6/ 71 II 70 1 2996 34 111 140 143 te 11dda 6 4AU 11 44 7 Pm 11 01dls 1/ 201. 44 47 id 5.7 Sd 60 52 104 111 40 42 nil ei 13 e Isa If 8e 71 60j 1 61) sus, DUN Lodi& Mod .061., LOON rET. f th. J the er the 'loot r line the 41w Idows molt Soot oth. r, as 4 ill sot llowilg ty dr. ditch — oil la bt, 000 -burst gutted. ring a gold Be sad boos I basso ,pied b! put a the stabs I the shook his awe a rity 'ollofireg t it shed carrigs s issued meat rricrierc't i n detaile he m cal" . T 4 I