The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-06 00:00:00

_ THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1861 . LAW INTELLIGENCE. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,' SHARE L1.928.-(THIS DAY.) mamma nom. MONEY (THIS DAY.) --..... lift IMt I 97001111. I P4l CI. petrol. i Seim -..- T wo ° T wo ,. 14811116 St Gleterth.4p.e.Jealklalr 1100 N 100 - --o- Ws 11. Nerfaktp.e.Mar.olept. VA IN IS - (IT ELECTRIC 1115414771.) The railway share market to-day has sus- Km ak. pr.l.4.4,,,,samaysty Ha as ma The funds o EQUITY COURT. tamed a general fall, varying from Ito i ll per -- I et. Isettlah S. 00 4 to. et 110 91 91 ..a but the melon' (Before the Xffister of the Rolla) CHELMSFORD MEETIN G .-(THIS DAY.) cent., in sympathy with that in the hinds. nil- IrnB7; I L w • lllrku ' d th e • -41 " t- 11 " - - - Italian states DAT r. WELLmI no. continues very inactive. London and North 004,0111•V 110113•141111112 111101731.11126. fall of I per 1 His Honour are judgment in tibia caw, which was argued CUP STAKES. Ono mile end half. Western stock is now quoted 931 to 94' ; Great Si 111 I MONS. 1 ALI 01. prime. NMI*. Yesterdst. The bilk w... 41,4 by the plaintiff to obtain Calpe, Remunerator Clovernook, Parapet, Conundrum , Wisdom 72i to 12 ,• Midland, 120 to 1,, - .... .. Out.Gov.6p.e.lanAkJnl. 100 110 114 111 Paris Bourse "Mlle performance of as agreement, which it was alleged and Ti e , lion are here,' t Lancashire and Yor hire, 1101 to ; South -- .. Do.flper emit, 18917 IIOO , -..- - sion. Englist had been duly made for the sale to him of two small lot. •• • • .. Do. 6 por cent. 1661 .1100 -.- -. ef property, situate at Wybostou, Bedfordshire. The pro. TOWN PLATE. One mile. Madam, 79} to • 1 ; and Caledonian, 961 to 97/, being • -.. • .. no. operant ., isss-i Ins - - - i per cent. party was put up fur sale by public audios iii December, 18. - 4 i, General Hess, Gargrave, Remunerator, Cho, Conundrum, s t ea d y. •••• .. Do.Sperct. Yeb.hAug. 100 100 1111 - are particuhu.l aid wail purdiawah the Lill alleged, by the plaintiN for the sad Rhad Y ci " if are here, sea 1100 108 110 Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have fallen ti;iiii. :: L a l ltar at h il arA -us i 1011 1011 1071 At Paris thi Mu .41 4 4 V , ills n who h, in ac,...elance with the conditions COMMITTEE I - lASI/14'A I'. Thr.... qoartery of • mile. oonaiderabl bei noted M-10 to 13-16 dis. -..- cairen r iego "n ee.ctlsee,loo i ieee 104 1 - of sale, a deja.l4 of 21/. iis. was paid, and the usual memo- St. Bernard , Fanny, Hambleton Lios. Earfalla, Übe- F h Y ' ng q 410. 140,100 ' 106 107 - tar ' s telegram, are heavy. nimbim siarevl. The contract Vili s to be completed no the Tidily, John &Gaunt, Night Revel. and Blackeuck are here. reaa railway allarell .... .. Do. do. 110111011 107 e 1061 - at -- 31st of January 1a • hot 1 1 that •h the plaintiff • . ''S ' --- ` a " ' a met " - •••• .. New Drumm Docep.a.ll,o 105 100 - mitt . . Mc. , received a letter from a oolicitor to the effect that the de ... .. N•ft Waleefiv.so.• 11166 100 99 100 0441 69 Primo I 4414 . " a r 14 141 union ts Ica - day. The tell miles sal 141 I I,AmmAYIL I tel pia. am ego .. Sp. it, le -. a fendant Wells. the vendor of the property. had assigned L oe b, yesterday. I to him (the solicitor) all his real and persocal estate. - '', SPartiall Lit. ' CalPe ' itemunerat", latall* .... .. Do. Ip. e., MS PA 97 100 - prevails on the us 0D : (arc lisrlo.,Woi.4lol4oviVaL 5 : - .... .. Neva floods' p. ONg 160 Consols are The Ovionff. however. insisted that such property was led Yerkaktra G M' St. 105 :ffirk.,lo,o2oJime. 41 - ..... .. INts. redea 187_5 - 100 108 100 - 001 .7 set to his Contract for purch.oe thered. The de- U ell :Macaroni - - ... ..... . &Aga Gov.' p. it Beads NO - - a. ex div., foe fem4ets, however , refused to accede to this view,and set up U ell ißlyth end T7•B ••• .... .. M44 , ..p.0.J4a.aJ01y , 100 ee e „mad Inc d e :h e o t , to carry the e „ otniet i nto „f eet BEVERLEY XESTING.-(THIS DAY.) le en asenin.sissKat mac a r •- Is. in Bristol sad Smits that the auctioneer was only authorised to sell the property 561 VII - .... .. Destie.6l4. Banum e.Aor.A 00 1,1=8. 100 1051 106 1051 ta dt, n4 for are the B here prove conenjeinhi, rteee,heg that o bt otee d e t t h e te l e, LONDESBOROUOR PRODUCE STARES. Four fur. ::. Ilea Cork wit ra d um. - and 901 to i, - ss No. 10.1 Mum. I td. 101 priers 1 Sales. sad the vendie niptsliated the transaction with the air yards. 10 all Cornwall 5 6 - plaintiff at the time of his alleae.l purchase. The suit Jackal '. Lachasia, , LOTII Chancellor, and Temp- le ell De. •)A no die. walla - --. .. Altred Gam. (palmed') 1,24 II gi - official busines tamed eie that question. upon which the plaintiff, who was t a t" '`rs here. 15 all De. Ilip.alspeddtell -, as ... 10,000 0 Brill& boa l6 1 2 •-• 231 ; Three i N all DiAlla end be laa ill 63 .- 110 .• ableoll yesterday examined, faded to coeyince the court as to his GOLD CCP. 00 mile and half. la ill Dead. • link a Abg.la. Se Si - 1,094 .. Dev. G. Omt ( yeastk )1 30 IRO ad -ad Three per Celli view et the pant in dispute, and his Honour this morning Corona, Desmond, Brownie. Peggv Taft. Royal Oak, la Ida a.* • Dasoot (Mosso) .. IN 90 95 nd -- ilisniimed the Lill, hut without costa directing at the same Tresilian , Young Viscount, North Wold, Charing Crow, ft. IN Nestsra tles 49 GO 41 4 44164 .. 110 Candor MI4OI 204 s(a - Cents, 96 ; 1.1 time that the plaintiff should be allowed his expeuses and Dubious are here. M. IM Intern Cams, Btoeitili $a 40 - &MO .. LW X &Neel (Tavlak )It 44. 111 4$ - Cent. stock, 1 larurreel by his coming up as a witness . A. 1114 De. Nosh V 29 - .. °rambler A Bt. thyst 541 13 15 -, Ilr. Eolktt aed Mr. Osborne were for the plaintiff , ad EA.sT RIDING HANDICAP. One mile and quarter. go ao s e a mia o w me. Selwyn sad Hs. Kw , f., th e d 0 h 11. .. c., Flas u 4 ie ßa th p e pir, Pari.. IHles.imenont..l,, B W idd ill y ie s ‘b ui* rightb avid Slillis A LY: w eb. I I assime lldlaliergh .hlw endOlsagew . w as t7 itt e - &MO .. O.Wh. Alfred (Pkllloo . 1,3 125 4 - haw .. o. we. Vet meistaa).. al 6 - -7 perl . ol Li Ce lile nt . am p : _ . _._ _ North Weld, and Lignnan are here. 19 ell teeth sad ardo Jena ... -. ... 1000 .. Grenville - Foreign stoe INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. HoLDERNES4 HUNT STAKE-4. Two miles. W. We Meagre aIL Woken 108 DO MP all Gresi Neetkellkellated its Iff - - LON .. Herod eFoot 0 , 0 00 .. Blaiptem Downs 01.124. 19 4 411101 2tr 21 - business. M (Before ths Chief Commissioner.) Cheery Chap, Flotilla, Worship, Red Robin, and Hark. 1 0 IN Great Northern - MN .. Indy Ilselas L10.4. 111 - N 10 Po. • Sleek 101 104 - N 1 .• lfinmeret (17ay 1010). 47 49 ad - marked 211 ta sa JONI =wain .71/1110.1. -TN. 1.411Ta1121 BANK away. 1 8._ 14 Do. II Nash Ise in - tow . Nese Dewier - of 18.68 has fi 1:0111YullaT14,31. 8 8. 180 04. South& Writ (Ire.) 104 106 _ 1614 .. N. ltroatoo (Mora) The c m" Dr. 14te r b "K ‘ ll. ' nutnA ger a t he l'- ‘" tera HUNGERFORD MEETING . -{ THIS DAY.) la_ AO °rest Waters 721 731 73 21 1 0. 1 Do.StourVal.oo.llo OO 88 - 4 1. 000 10 .... 10 5.a .Wb. whia llornst oroft 0Boaan y .. ) 1 1 11 1. e s t 7 6 1 - .... as follows :- Hulk. which hod already appeared in our paper, mine before _ fit. 100 larmahlret Yarkehlre 1101 111 110 f 11 101 1 rkeim p e e cone, a. pa.,o . 3 a a - account, 21, the court iin a novel question. WOODHAY STAKES. Six furlongs. Ili. 10 London and Blackwell 50 0 - 1.110 in Providence (11. Waal. 10.6. T. 88 40 ad - 0 Three per I Mr. cram. appeared for the official manager, and Mr. Summer Breese, Hesper, Queen of Spain, Harmony, and - 0 .. Ho tm.,e tee.aacesit us He - It .. SerlieldgeOna. Mtn. Co. 1 $ 4 - Fargool supported. Von :Broom are hem. Oa 10 Landow ,liDew 44 40 - 112 .. 3. ihrailen dit.ool.. 11 Mu 515 ad - tincates, 51 ; Mince the last hearing Dr. Stephens had been removed by the official manager. to tic. 416641 to peas hie examination, BERKSHIRE STAKES. Two miles. N. 100 leaden& Nortkieresta. 941 Oa 941 1 Ili en De. Itaithe - - _ sad was examined for two days. He premed his OWIIIIIA- Tilaaadra. Ipswich, Intimidation c, Dorking, Sunflower, r e 100 LendondSouthWertere 541 961 914 .. ties, and wan sworn, on which the o ffi cer brought him back Sharpshooter, and Si. to St. Albans are here. to the Queen's Priem. He now OM* up acconling to the CRAVEN STAKES. One mile and • a distance. Awnings. - - 15 al Do. end NuMeldneu 104 11 N. 100 Ifen.,sol.,Allneolash 44 43 - - MOO .. I. Cars Brea (Olean) . 4.18.6 3 31 - ilfs 1 Devoe ken • Oat Mining (La 26.2.0 26 n - Bni A k bo;it 10,0 atop : i • einit Tamar Wy• Psrkirria". Bllt Liad t6PB lla.C. ) 111 44 5 It l i I 11 2 1 :::- esterds The City o adjournmeot Nimrod and Joy ere here. 15 9 Metropellteri 4 I ilk - 6.000 10 Croft - Kr. &mood aaked the reurt to name • day to hear the 121 1211 1 71 1 104 f n,OOO .. V a l le of Towey (Cam.) Maid. 1 - nailed yesterdi ease, with notice to the other side. ENTRY FOR THE CHILTON FI..kTE. Half • mile. a lli te ' rim alir‘t. s ew li Ipm - 0,000 .. West basset (fll ).. 14 119 - sum is expecte Hr. °rialto wished to know what the insolvent intended Woolwich lam , J 444111 Brown, Gauntlet, Lily Hinton, 84. MI Do. Blrm.ik Derby- 95 97 - 1,024 .. W. Camden ( ) 5 56 oxd -.. ad The bar ally to do? He should complete his case in Scotland before he sad eby Newariester. se all Mid. Gt. Wn. (DO ••• ''' - LS al NM lest -••-• -. av 400 .. Wee Bston - $l2 .. Wh. Barer line rs 474 00 95 - yesterday at I Man to this court LADIES' PLATE. Six furlongs. 100 all Newcastle end Carllehi .w .-. -a $55 .. Alt Nailer Lars 5 106 115 rd - Hr. &mood mid the insolvent bad been brought back. limper, Von Strom, Cambria, Necromancer, and Con- le 9 Newry& Aresergtadet... $ • ills •- OW • .. Wh. Law ( 11 21 - dollars at 441. The Chief Cosaraissiosier said the insolvent should do (maim are here. JO al NewryWeneso49oo- "" - .a LON .. Wh. Kitty (Um Lariat) 1.1. 1 11. 010 - shown, comps more with his ease in Scodsod. This court had never inter- __ - at. 100 Norfolk R. 100 North British _lldenheolot) feral in a Imakraptcy caw where a new could pass that HOME TEACHING FOR THE BLIND socury. Ilts all North Devea NUL ID. - -. UN •• Trillawney (Usk. 7 le 10 - active demais emit Mr. Griffits was obliged to the court for the intimation. -es-- al. sil Da. • The cam was ' y adjourned, and the insolvent The annual meeting of this aneiete war, 1,..1,1 i k HI 14. • 111 "." - aandak • • 1001 Ref 10 11 ... .- ----- ---- high value of I Yu Gni!lts was obiijad to the court for the intimation. The case was y adjournol, awl the insolvent will either apply to the court in Scotland to complete hir case or aipun apply to this court. The annual meeting of thin society ►can held ►esterday at Willis's Rooms, St. James's, the lion. S'N. Aaet.z► in the chair, who, in opening the business, said this society was one which demanded the utmost sympathy and support of the Christian and benevolent world. No greater affliction could betel any human being than depri vation of sight, and he thought the greatest boon that could be conferred upon the blind man was to teach him to read, ' by which MIMS he was enabled to pass away many a lonely and painful hour. The Szcarraxv then read the report, which entered at length into the operations of the society, giving details of a variety o(eise■ illustrative of the great benefit resulting from its proceedings. The society employs teachers to visit the bird, and teach them at their own homes to read. live teachers are thus engaged in London at the present time, and about 600 adults have learnt to read, many of whom are above 70 yaw of age. The society ha■ established leading libraries for the blind, consisting of books embossed on Moon's ery eystan. A ladies' auxiliary had been es tablished, which hid her very successful. Branch societies in connection with the parent society have been established ie Liverpool, Manchester, Derby, Bradford, awl in various parts of Scotland. In Germany also Mr. Moon's system had been introduced under the auspices of the Ministry of Instruction. In China and India, where the blind are very numerous, societies also are in active operation. The re ceipts for the year hail been ZlBl., the expenditure 2701., leaving a balance of GS/. N. 100 11.11wMen-11enrlek lOBl 1081 LON N. 140 Do. Leeds o.N.lun 4 ., . pee -pm Do. U. DX Do. York 9 611 11 114. HO North los6co - N al Neeth&S.Werlentlume 3 ift _. 1.101 17t North StaSordeldn 4l SD 181 64. 100 Non &GrenthastLAC 77 70 - 10 ell Peebles N aU Porbosooth - - 10 ell fthrrooey - - M. 140 kottlah Ceslrel - N. 100 6,344141 N.& Aber.S4k UI 881 - N. 100 6eelBlo lellead Si If - MlOO 56espdire Ilmies all 01041•1=elbeeeet -- •-• N. lie &Nib U. LOG See* brim 791 SO SO 191 U. 100 NM Walls IN 44 - N. NO S. Torii a Nver NE IS U all Usim,Weibaket.,&e. U ell Sleokka 1 Darlington 114 - lab U U 61440 t4 pi - N. US Tie Veie - - - 16 all Ulster Si * Do. LS§ I Do. - U. 1011 Vale et N. NI A *egad& Os. a *sales 111 la - N ell WiN Ommingl Bl - OS WO W.liartkipeolllarbAßl - - - 116. IN WM lildleado4 - U Al Ditto Newport-Oztr 40 48 41 48 - 111 A Me Herstaril 86 ST - 10 - Toii iziail /013101 f WI Ben Areas* Ladled Brazilian. Krohn dial D ILinal) Do. Lead I ted Ma. Co Cia.Ces. Illa. Oe. Jam Cobra Caper Caplan Don lio ° aneala Copper ratans Min.) Goneral Bonham t B. Aisdralls= c [spends (Um.) . Linares Largtaidan drallalr4 8 Paddi Aa niad Pori verlaad ?WWl> (Um) United Melina Walking (Um.) [NIL 1 1 an I an AM VON NIIIII3YLLA-N1 Aegiralloa - Agrl.7. :: I lean Wsierwerke a .. i BOIL Aar de= Lewd SM./ail/Is Mem TeL A D a Do. o. 0 1 pee a iID INN i Led limb TeL (L h . of Igg.ellmelt im Da. fp. eh Peep. Deb iasetadlairrig.& Canal Meelde Telegraph Do. Now leg. mid Met. Cop. Ken. Kea n Narlgattba Great Ship (Molted) Do. Ire per gest Prof lag. Dleledel id. (LI Loa. Owe. Ogrdloas Co Nader trrlga. • OREM Nedlliersagiallee.Tel. Wart. ft. Ted (Um.) Nallogul Dkosant Co Nerbeddaoeelairon(L Nitheeleade Lod .: sti le At 7 9 4I 91 25 k I Pm 11 a eal + g al. par 1! as # z d 30k roan/ RAILWAYS. - 6.8a 0 8.261 imr LAMMAS,. I Okalag Won. 112 86 is 1 0 11 14 110 1111 a Zion, Is DoMaim all 'Anna n 11 I llailsalkles. g.7p.a W Adana IL sanlo• al beam t• animism SO 'Orman ltias a MIL :1 1 Cl itranaidaa la !DMA Basalla al ,itamt• of Trams all lia.laamila gm a all dal Ora rsi M Prawn all !Ot. all Man J • Lalio Oiasimos Dila all am& Toning aad amin all MUM ail all ..,==alt !„ all I ot la Da Now limas _.. Narmalia Tema Prot .11 101laiamalianaallidla) r a sed lorria=lNisaa U ll Pionibiss Ili = l er au Anal Dania ▪ .Imil all I Ds. I per ma. al sal Noun ~ ▪ De. paromat. I )&firarel IS &MA* nankin all psonala or Pram all , Irosl Planion all I Da tips mi. Pitf all DN. W. al hams • Walls% of 6 1 5 1 PR I ltdis 111 Si 416 B Uk I U iji -0 1 860,000 001616 80.810 160,000 60,000 700.000 7,1901 70.0001 10,0 4 0 .6 10 180,000 106, 111,080 105600 lop leo los In $3 IA 108 IN 108 1. .4i" SI Si I t tk 711 Ti I' i p.l ii.iiil 6,0001 111,1101 1.714 uam 00.000 .0,001 40,0110 000,000 I),OUJ 10,000 4 ism... 41 . §: N. Brun. it N. Soot. TA. Bry,. Anstislaidau.. ** Do. "Dow Shan' .. Solon. To. Stm. Pa). • Pool River [modeles. Ponin.yoolOvion. Nom I 1 1e i zd psr i pond al u 71 7S 12 111 pm 17 11 Ili:a ii,ooo 10,000 MOW 1100,000 14.106 76,070 150.000 11.500 12,140 TNT. Naar Less & led. Tel. 0.4 Ns INS Rep' Mall Stets Aust. Invade. Australlso Lead Du. de. Do. IthU. SI iii i t I 1 ."! I Al is Ag. et Australia (UMW) That Isms frosaLis.oo. U.Quada htn. Ziorlais . zd 6 I,- i dr • 10 psr MONEY MARKET. --(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocr. The funds opened this morning with steadiness, but the melancholy news of the death of the great Italian statesman, Cavour, has since mused a fall of I per cent. This is settlement day, The Paris Bourse likewise shows considerable depres sion. English railway stocks have fallen I to per cent. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are particularly heavy. _ At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 88fr. 80c., being per cent. worse than yester day. The telegram states that "great agitation" prevails on the Bourse. Consols are officially marked 901, 891, and 1, ex div., for money, and 94 and 1, ex div., for the new account. The present quo tations are 891 to ex div., for money, and 901 to 1, ex div., for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1; New Three per Cents., 891,1; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 96 ; India Stock, 226, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 98, 97/, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951 ; ditto Bonds, 10s., 18e. die ; Exchequer Bills, 6s. die. Foreign stocks are rather heavy with very little business. Mexican Bonds are fiat and are marked 211 to 22. The Turkish loan of 1858 has fallen to 551 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 22 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 43; the Committee's Cer tificates, 51; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, asi, I. About 16,000 i. in gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The City of Baltimore, for New York, which sailed yesterday, took 161,i38/. in specie. A larger sum is expected to be seat by Saturday's packet. The bar silver by the last Mexican packet was sold yesterday at ss. Oki per ounce, and the Mexican dollars at 4s. Ild. In each case a fall of Id. is shown, compared with the Prices obtained fur the previous supplies. The decline is due to the in active demand for the East, combined with the high value of money here. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very 6rm. The sales comprised 12,000 bales. The failure of Messrs. F. Atkin and Co., mer chants, has been announced at Manchester, but the liabilities are not more than about 15,0001. Pro ceedings in bankruptcy have been instituted. One or two small stoppages in the silk trade, in the same locality, have also been reported. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 8,010/. ; the Great Northern an increase of 527/. • the Great Western a decrease of 7211. ; and the Loudon and South Western an increase of 5,7771. It it reported that the forthcoming return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company will show a decrease of 12,4001. • owing, of course, to the Whitsuntide tra ffi c of la st year. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada, for the week ending May 24, were 7,468/. sterling ; being 8581. more than in the correspond ing week of last year. The directors of the London and South African Bank announce that they have now commenced business, and that they are; prepared to under take all banking operations connected with the Cape of Good Hope and Natal, as well as to issue letters of credit on the colony, America, China, Australia, Mauritius, and other places having com mercial relations with the Cape. The fourth call of 51. is to be paid on the shares in the Eastern Bengal Railway Company by the sth July. ' At the annual meeting of shareholders in the Law Fire Insurance Society, held at the new offices of the society, in Chancery-lane, on the 28th May, the directors report alluded in congratulatory terms to the still increasing business and prosperity of the institution. The sum insured in the year 1860 was 24,236,6411., being 1,572,7281. more than in the previous year; and the excess of receipts over expen diture for the year showed 13,7281. in favour of the society. Interest at the usual rate of 5 per cent. was declared upon the paid-up capital, and, in addit;on, a bonus of like amount. The directors congratulated the proprietors upon the nuexampled s ACCOIS which has attended the operations of the society in the comparatively few years of its exist ence. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas and coke, dock, and other sham, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : insurance.—Alliance British and Foreign, 164 ex div. ; Atlas, l3i ; Argus Life, 25 ; Globe, 100 j ; Indemnity Marine, 140 ; London. 421, 43; Rock Life, 8j ; Thames and Mersey Maxine, 24. Gas and Coke.—Great Central, 111 ; Imperial, New, 584; London, ; ditto Blue Preference, 63 ; Westminster Chartered, 711; ditto New, 211, 22 ; Western, 161. Doan—London, 514 ; SL Katharine, 581, 50. Juectior, 511, 57 ; ditto Guaranteed Six per Cent., 121 ; Kennet and Avon. 61; Regent's, 244. Waterworks.—East London, 126. With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : Ms 2.1 se. *di WM id DrrY. —lntent, terk a, ollo4 Bye, Baum. sad Test le Imm.rin Otani tom La am —Wheat, WIN: bratty, 6.590: este, 6.641: rye. 31 : bests, MSC peek 1M gealteni wawa motive TIM PLOOTOLTION• DI TEO AI/IRAQI PU OF 111 MA T DOW:110 aft SIX Waal* MANED. iaAprilri SS 5.., May 4. May ll.lYq IS. . May IS. June 1. • 56 5 55 6 55 $ 55 0 14 4 MINCING LANR-(THIS DAY.) Mx/R.—The public melee are going off without , spint at yesterday's pncei. Con- i.r..—The public sales are progressing without show ing any material alteration in prices. TZA. —The public sales have oommenoed to-day and are progressing without spirit. COTTON remains firm. liar r^aru --- -Refraction 3i sold at 375. 6d. cash ; refrac tion 4 to 6, 375. to 375. 6d. usual terms. Run in limited demand, at yesterday's price. Deme rara proof, L. 10d. Rica continues steady, but in►ctive. Cociti:leaL. —The moothly sold at 14. to 24. decline. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is very quiet. Petersburg Y.C., os the spot, is quoted s.ie. ; June, Ws. ; Oct. to Dee., Ms. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAN.) There are a few more busts than on Thursday last. The demand has increased, however, and prime are rather better than on Monday. There as • fair demand for good sheep and lambs, and prices are not mach altered for thorn. A considerable proportion of lat• supply of lambs are very inferior, and with difficulty disposed of. Trade is dull for calves at lower rates. Oar foreign supply consista of 156 beset*, 1,170 sheep, and SIT calves. Milcb cows, 90. Per stone of elb a. A. s. d. Per stone of alba. a. d. e. 4. Dad &eta. Flared" 5 0 5 2 Bast Das& Ilf.bdstllt 6 2 5 4 Best Short-horns 4 s 5 0 Diet Lostrwools.... 0 0 • • Beton I qual. beasts 3 0 4 4 Do. do. Shorn ... 6 • 5 2 Calves Plgs .... Best Dos& HU-brods o 0 barn!. lleeet.. at market, 010; Pigs, IW. There has been considemble activity is the market in London for American securities, the low prices of States' stocks having attracted the notice of parties watching as opportunity to buy at cheap rates, and who are prepared for a pissible suspension of dividends. Virginia Bonds, which have lOW, been favourably regarded here, and usually have ranged from 80 to 90, Lave been largely dealt in from 42 to 43. Radroad bonds are firmly maintained and :n good demand, thus proving the theory we have always held, that a sound railroad bond is • mach safer investment than a States' stock ; for instance, New York Central 7 per cent. hoods are much wanted, from 91 to 92, as high a price wi.bin 2 or 3 per cent. as they ever stood at, while Virginia has fallen onedialf. Illinois shame have been steady from 404 to ;39i discount ; and Erie from 204 to 214. The Bankside has arrived from China with 590,000 lbs. of tea. The first of the experimental monthly sales of cochineal came on yesterday. Messrs. H. W. Jewes bury and Co. report as follows :—" The total quantity offered was 2,312 bags. After a discussion upon the desirability of having these gales established monthly, instead of the previous very irregular ones, the sales opened quietly, but as soon as the room saw that it was the intention of the se :ling brokers to meet the market, considerable animation took place, and a large proportion found buyers at better rates than was expected. It is estimated that about 1,200 bags were sold. Good and fine Honduras blacks ruled unevenly, the fine sorts selling at fully previous rates, but the ordinary qualities sold at a decline of 3d. to Gd. Good Honduras silvers sold at previous rates, the mid dling and ordinary sorts were id. to 2d. per lb. lower ; Mexican, both black awl silver went from 2vl. to 3d. per lb. lower ; and Tenerife about id. per lb. lower." Mr. Jacob Morch was yesterday appointed agent for Lloyd's at Chriatianamoi, iu the place of Mr. Ole Pedersen Morch, deceased. WEDNISDAT 2,1111111110. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 tot (or equal to 901 to # ex div.) for the 10th uly, opened to-day at 9l i to 92, anti closed at 9' "buyers." For money the last price was 90 to ex div., and for to-morrow's settlement 914 to cute div. The official business report is as fo • I lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, fur money, 90 , 90, } 4, ex div. ; ditto, for account (June 6), 91 , 1, 3 , cum div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89 , , 4 ; New Three per Cents., 891, # ; Rank Stock, .2, 4 ; India Five per Cent. too k, 98, 97f, 4, 98. ex dir. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 12s. dis. ; Five per Cert. " enfaced" rupee paper, 931, 94 ; ditto Five•anl - per Cent., 100, 1. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock remains flat, and was last quoted 971 to 4ex die. for money. The rupee paper was nrm. There were it!so more inquiries for India Bonds. The March Ex:.l,e -quer Bills recovered Is., closing at Us. to 2s. die. The foreign stock market was inactive. except as regards the Spanish Coupon Certificates,which wore in brisk demand in the afternoon, and rose to 6 to 1. and land*, 11,100; (UMW all: SMITHFIELD HA] MARKET.-(TIgS.DAI.) Merws. 1311•11 sod Co. report trade slow at the following twice% —Prime meadow hay, 79e. to 86e. ; superior ditto. We. to 11Kie. ; inferior ditto, 60.. to Ns. ; clever, dd. 95.1. to 113 e. ; ditto, new, second cut, 80.. to 100 s. ; straw. 30.. to 42i. HEALTH OP LONDON. The weekly return of the Registrar-General states that the mortality of London has now considerably talks, under the influence of approaching summer. The weekly deaths which had ranged, for a long period, almost haven ably above 1,200, declined in the week that loaded keg Eleturday to 1,069. The average number as obtained fame the returns of corresponding weeks of ten years 1851-60, aad corrected for increase of population, is 1,118 ; and the deaths exhibited in the present return are therefore lege by 49 tam they would have been if the average rate of mortality bad prevailed. There was only one death from small-pox, besides one from varicella. Twenty children, chiefly infants, died et measles. 5 of which eases were in the sub-district of th. Mar e ntret. Westminster. There were 29 from scarlatina, and 18 from diphtheria. Notwithstanding the improve ment of the weather, the mortality from whooping= continues hi,:h. It was fatal to 94 children in the 6 of whom died in the ltatclilf and Limehouse sub.distriete; four in the Leuthermariet, Bermonthiey ; eight in Lam beth ; three in ltotherhitbe. There were Gee deaths frees scarlatina in the Waterloo-road suh.distriet, second parts Ten fatal cases of croup are recorded : eight of syphiha. Two widows died at the r'spectivo ages of 94 and 90yearis and a market gardener ut 5, Troy-town, Camberwell, did of chronic bronchitis, at the age of 99 years. A child died of porrigo larvalio ; two of eczema. A man, aged 36 years, died of trismus oplathotnnos. A lad, aged 16 years, was fatally burnt by an explosion of naptha. It Mile be useful to mention here that in tabulating the causes of death It is the practice when more than one dia• ease is reverted in the medical certificate to refer the death to the primary diocese, genecally to the first in order of ap. pearance, rather than to those that are only secondary, or symptomatic in their chameter. !Alit week the births of 972 boys and 937 girls, in all 1,959 children, were registered in London. In the ten cor responding weeks of the years 1fti1..60 the average number was 1,523. FRAM LEUTVIIMB ON Music. —ne Gresham lectures on music, by Professor Taylor, will be delivered in the theatre of the college, Ihudogliall.street, on the evenings of Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday next, the 10th, llth, and 12th instant, each evening at 7. The leetures will be illustrated by • full choir, accompanied by Mr. Turi n , organiet of the Abbey, on the pianoforte. Doors open at half-past six ; free admission. PROPOIILD ADOLITToN OF SUNDAY FDNIMALL— Yesterday, at the weekly meeting of the representative vestry of kit. Pancras, held at the Vestry-ball, Camden town—Mr. Churchwarden Stockton in the chair--• dere , tatioa waited upon the vestry upon the nootsion of the election of three members of the burial board, for the pur pose of soliait!ng the influence of the vestry to prevent the contemplated closing of the M. Pancras Cemetery at finch ley on Sundays. The burial board have had a memorial presented to them, viand by the vicar and clergy of all denominations, praying them to close the cemetery on Sundsys for the sake of morality and decency, which me morisl is sprinted for consideration at the next meeting_ I The deputation consisted of ratepayera repr ess/ 4" w th e m t. Pancraa Ratepayers' Association of No. 6ward, and they preseeted a resolution adopted at • meet ing. expressive of an opinion that the proposition now before the burial banal, to clot* thin parish cemetery against burials on Sunday, as highly olliectionaLle, and inj u ri ous t o the interests of the public at huge, and the meeting, there fore, ii gently requested the vestry to use its best en deavourn to induce the burial board not to consent to ekes the pal iati burial ground on a Sunday. Mr. Weeks urged the claims of the working classes in this natter, Bhd ear it was monstrous to compel the working man to give up his daily labour to attend the funerals of his friends er rela tives, and in some instances, in all probability, at the has of their situations. Mr. Claremont, • medical siers, hese his testimony to the hardships of the poor in ra= h t money to bury their dead, and the still tar that would be indicted upon them if SuDduy funds were abolish. d. Tha meniorial was referred to the burial board for their consideration. II a • IP , I U- ny rail re. tea ••• " • use tt ~th eat ert. too sore pen . laal Ist t to at • ter.) Ina •liti- tbst the that 1.1 emu the Ant/ ouldi a ge I se the front We I the r. cress else it We aisle u tied Masa r the with are s THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MA RLBOROUG H-STREET. TIIIIILATIMIXO TO POISON A HINBAND. Mrs. Gertrude Ana amen, a respectable.lomii* fano* wee charged oe a warrant with threatening her bus bsab Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlburough.street, far the busload, and mid that he melded at 50, , at street, Tetteehenrwourt•reed, and that us Whit theperiosar bed !aqua a piece out of her husband's arm, sad Asked threatened to do for him and to poison him. This kind et Welted bees goirig on for ton years, the husband sot ham able to komp anything in the place. Mr. Tyrwhitt —She We a wary floe bonnet. T. knaband —Yee Tour worship. I laid out M. on her the week before Whitman week. My wife drinks, sad I so molds to cooloct my business owing to the state of sued lam in through my wifo's conduct. My children are is • wretched state. Tii• --- erife said her husband wanted to get rid of bee aed loos somehow lady. Mr. Tyrwhiet—This is the way. When owe they begin to drink to her. soaks. elope them. It's so use wasting words Ordeied M toad two sureties in 101. each for three mouths. LAMBETH. IMAINTLINI/ DINIZaTION AND ATTEMPTED NUICIOZ. Vim Dome. a young woman who had been brought from Lambeth workhouse, was charged before the Hoe. O. C. Norton with attempting self.marder by swallowing two- penny worth of laudanum. Police-constable John Dewy, 40 L, said that on the morning of that day week he was called to ChrietWe timber mud, Lower Marsh, and there found the prisoner Meg on the ground in a very exhausted and apparently Jaeger'''. state, unable to move or stand. He asked her what she had taken, and she replied " toopeenty worth of laudanum," and he observed that she bad vomited a gond deal, and he at once removed her to Lambeth workhouse, where she was attended by the medical officer, and where she remained until that morning. Mr. Norton the prisoner mention any cause for her taking the lauibinum? Witimils— Yes, your worship ; .he said she b e d been d e . toyed from her home by a man who brought her to town from Carmarthen- and thee deserted her A certificate was bandy 1 in from Mr. Milieu, the medical *Aker at Lambeth workhouse, which ststssl that the pri sms load bees brought there labouring from the effects of laudanum, but was now quite recovered. In . reply to the questions of the magistrate. the proposer said that her friends were persons of respectability, mar ranee/thee, that her father had bees • mobilo:es, mil that two yen ego she had been induced to leave bar home by a yams man, with whom she lived up to • fortnight ago. This person took bee to London about a mouth ago, moil promised m t o o r r i sport her by working at his trade as • tailor. He with her at • coffee-home, se Bulbs.., until all here hue were pledged and sold to support them, and then deserted her; and, Rodlike obleva• tioa to he her only prospect, she had determined or &- Wm:mg herself ; but she was now very sorry fur what she bl duet. Mr. Nonce—Have you heard nothing from this MAO for a fortnight ! Prisserr—No. sir, war mem want to. It ass bora hod the poor girl had a letter for &doll.= lain as lastillaklaa at 'Udine, from a Welsh oleitywros, end rho ospromoi doom contrition for what se• had duos. Ns dim moo dinged so moo to take her to Hackney. TUB Cage on Tits An. Ms. Etairee.—The ried the dashes ad the Lord Chief Hama relative to eendeete seghlieg the piedeliff Ye fall costa of ltB2weeeelhes le the eels el the seperiereeerte, ia the " Hebb v. Level." nenin is abysmal. the lewd ChM Bane set Irvin delivered his judgment oe the Mr. BMA ta, we understand. now • priamer in Prises, M having bees arrested at the snit of a erediter. He had gone down to Weetminatsr Hall tr lb 00118611. Hr. Montagu Chambers, on the 0044400 if hie motion before the court foe • new trial - it appears ter INA • puryres he would not be privileged from arnet, and yea he left the court is fended &wearily he wee saridsatr sevested, sad conveyed to Whitacre's-street Priem, from Is has been removed by Aaheaa to the tress re's Prima until such time as an arrangement can be effected. A MAN KILLED IN Tug YANTILKDAY.— WeiteriLiv morning a heavy thunderstorm pissed over the ""Palin, and it must have dose considerable damage. Is the Deighleurbood of Holloway the storm raged with par. twel s e violence for • short time. About ball-put It two see, who were working oe the main draiaage which is being carried through the neighbourhood, were struck by hulitaing in the Tufnellisark.road. (M e of than k a oar rater, whose name hes not reached us, was killed. The reee of the poor man presented a ghastly ap trice, livd as) blue, the whiskers also being singed He was takes to tits dead house of Holloway Chapel-of-Ease. The other son, earned Taylor, a ganger over the gavels., w aa seri .lT injured, soprano; to be stunned. He wee taken to the nearest hospital. v. l'llltENcE ON TAE LONDON AND . . RAILWAY.—A serious collision, which will is proimbility terminate fatally, took place 44 Tuesday mornin g on the hoe the London and North Walters R s., at lingelev. It appeal that a very large here* fair is lent; hell at Rogeley, cud in order to facilitate themes:nal of home+ to and from the line an employi of tie eorapsay. &anted Rayner, foreman at Euston swim, had bora met down to superintend. The down train was due, sad we. sf.l.roaehieg the station at its proper tiros, cad the 11.15 up Ic on was elm uppr.seliirig. Rayner MIS is the act of cnin; a horse out of a horse-box which wee partially on the lire. and siding when the up tads from Staffonl came into collision with the hurse.hos. The bons was cut to and the uefortunste man Rayner had his richt leg mites is two places, his left foot completely crushed, and reeeiverl other iejuries which, in consequence of the poor nun's full habit of body, it is feared will Walled. fatally. Wisinow Ci.saxpto.—The following is the en *lint clause of Sir Charles Burrell's bill ' Beery coca- Per of any house or other building, or part of a house or other cv other person, who orders or permits any Reason in his service, other than a read...man, or the (mole) sPorentice or servant of a tradesman, iu the exercise of his talk% to stood, sit, or kneel on the sill of any window, erti he on th e °Maid,' of any window, is o rd er t o c l ean , paint, or perform ally other act with reseed to any window, "'an house or other building, or anything growing thereon mitred thereto, shall, unless such window be in the stink '‘ basement story, be liable oo summary conviction for the sam e to a penalty not exceeding forty shillings for each such slfenes, or, in the discretion of the justice of the peace in Laguodor indand, or the sheriff or magistrate in Scotland, before whom he is convicted, maw be committed to priikto, there to remain fur • period not exceeding fourteen days.' CRINTAI. PALACE. —The banks of rhododendrons, "hleas, sea other American plants are now in fall peeler l ase. Tian day X Moodie will make his second meant CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY. The report of the directors to the 12th ordinary general meeting on the 11th instant, which bee been nosed, point. to the steady increase which has taken place in the number of visitors during the past ax maths over those of the correepoading periods. Since the last meeting the refreshment counsel has been reoewed with Mr. Strange on satisfactory terse The directors are continuing their vigilant supervision over the expenditure, and its efficient application. The repair and renewal of ma poetises of the Palace exposed to extra wear and tear, su ms the floor and roofs, has been pro ceeded with as ecanion required. The 'debility of the main building received as severe a test as it bly ever will re ceive, in the tremeadous galas of F ebuary last. On the termiastion of the storm, the directors caused a minute ex againatios to be made !of the entire structure, and it is notiefacthey to be able to report, that notwiths.ending the unprecedented violence of the wind, the main building sus tained no dump et any importance, or which his not already been thereeghly repaired. With regard to the other portions of the Palace, the propristeee are aware that a part of the north wing was blown ddoowwun on the same sem sioa. The block or tower whisk formed the ternsiastioo of that wing and which appears to have falls. bet, dragging with it the shell of the adjacent corridor, wee originally in tended to carry a large water tank foe the playing of eons* of the fountains, the weight of which would leave gives it that stability which,'in the absence el the teak, it did not CbsThis tower it is not proposed M present to rebuild. . corridor will be reinstated, though a* to the height of its lower story, and it will form a coaveeisat orangery and furcing.house for pleats, the want of which has long been prejudicial to the floral resources of the establishment. The directors believe that by this plan the appearance of the ter. race will not be impaired, but on the coutrafy improved. The coat of the reinstatement contemplated during the pre. sent year r eatimaged at under 1,6001. With reference to the visit e( 40,074 persons to the Palace on Sunday, the groth May, the direetees think it right to state that it wee is istmee of as application made to them by certain who are members of the " Crystal Pasco &Ter Crag.' to be mo t to bring their families and friends en that da charg A similar applica tion bad teen made in IMO; and the number who thee availed themselves of the wannest wee 1,584. Hommel Melees, wee received for adainsios, nor any companies lased in the employment of the company's serve/eta ; nor wee any damage whatever done to the company's property in the leoe of grounds. The Crystal Palace slams clubs have been formed among the proprietor, in consequence of the resolutioa of the meeting of the 21st July, MK By means of paymeut by instelmeate and monthly ballot they afford a inetkixi of acquiring a small amount at the com pany's ordinary stuck—which confers the right of entrance on Sundays -to those who might be unable otherwise toper. chase it. A reaoluticia framed with the view of terminating the expenses incun ed in circulating the reports and docu. meats of the company amoupt the members of the clubs and other small holders, is to be submitted by one of the chief supporters of the movement. Under the arrangement made with Mr. Wyche., in 110, when he purchased, at a large advance on the price paid by the company, a considerable portion of their surplus lands, the company agreed to take from that gentlemau an under lame of the Dulwich Wood at • rental of I,ooof. per apnum. It has for some time appeared to the directors that it would be much to the advantage of the company if they could, on edible terms, purchase Mr. Wythes's interest in the lease, and thus simplify the transactions between thecom piny and the college, and at the manse time extinguish the improved rent. With this view they have entered into re gotietions with Mr. Wythes, and have made an arrange ment, subject to the approval of the meeting, for the pur chase of his interest in the lease for the aunt of 14,5001. This sum the directors primes to raise, by the creation of debenture stock, leering interest at 6 per cent. per annum. The company would thus remain liable to pay only the 1,3711. of annual rent direct to the college; wad the {wa vier, result would be a. follows : —The annual payment to the college would Le diminished by 1,1291., while the in terest oa the sew amount of debenture stock would be 8701., so that a saving would be annually effected of 2.50/. ; in addition to which the compiny would derive much advantage in other ways, from dealing directly with the college, and avoiding the expense of pro fessional assistance employed h 7 Mr. Wyth.s in all negotiations for leases, apportionment of rent, ke. The proprietors are aware that the 12,10ti6/. above referred to as the price of the land taken for the road was paid two years ago. The interen therein) at 6 per cent. has already fo-med part of the annual charges spume revenue. but no provision has as yet been made for raising this amount of capital. This it is now proposed to du under the special power. of the company's act, but it is obviaus that under the circumstance it will not form any adilitioual charge. These sums, amountiog together to WAXY., it es proposed to raise by the creation of an equal amount of delimiters stack bearing interest at 6 per cent. per annum, and ranking equally with the sum of 2:40001. of the seine stock already raised and paid up. This additional amount, if distributed rateable amongst all the proprietors of ordinary stock, and especially the numerous body of small hollers, would make the allotment so insignificant that it appears to the direc tors closeable to restrict r.te allotment to the holders of 5001. wed upwards of cadiaary stock. The consolidation of the awe of the company into stock I. gradually being effected. ROYAL CisoonarzteaLSoct wrir. —On Monday, the 10th bleb, at p. as. at Harlington house, the followi ou t age; will be read " Notes on the Duvet I )verland Te to India," by Itager-Gesemi Sir Henry Itcsrliamme, F.R.0.8. 2. " Mearees of the River Puree in South ihemerica," by C. R. Markham, F.R.C.S. 3. "Despatch free Lk. Livinpteee, dated Feb. 9, 1861, containing Dr. Kirk's p part on the Botany, ha, of the Regions of the Zambesi." a i - II 9 7 I dis N $7 IS LS I 4 Ms —• 16 4 :s. 1 le St Of II 21 if IL I N. I lal/MaTs. I MAN prima. I Baia. 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Dd. per Valleys, buyers, at e}—Great Westerns, 721 —and Alford). at 96 sellers. tit, lull 6.—The market was quiet, but firm all at the best. Lancashire and Yorkshire. 110; 11— North Western, OM l—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 421 I 3—Midland, 1211 }—South Eastern, 24 Great Ship Company, 7a, b, 9d.—South Mallards, 10 1146. 11 - 1411ri - (1 i day, clash Ueda's A motion came before the Right Hon. Judgo Heatinge, in the Court of Probate, Dublin, on Tuesday, for the grant of administration as in the case of intestacy to the widow of Mr. John Duodon, notwithsta•dheg that before his death • testamentary document had been eze. ceded by him. The will in question was drawn io Cork by an attorney from instructions conveyed to him by • priest. It was attested by two witnesses, one of whom was a Romeo catholic clergyman. They now, however, declined to prove its due execution. His lordship refused to make noy order in the case until it had been fully investigatcl, and directed subpicniut to issue for the at tenda•cs of the witnesses on this day week. Colonel Stretton and lifesutra. C. Day and W. Sharked, conservative*, and the Mayor, R. Coles, Esq., and Messrs. T. Hill; W. B. Randall, J. H. Cooksoy, and E. Dixon, liberals, have been appointed magistrates for the borough of Southampton. THE VArANT LORDSHIP OP THE. TRLASURT.—A rumour prevailed in the House of Commons yeeltirday after noon that Mr. Francis Beiaaril Reenlist], one of the mem bers fur the city of Cork, will be notuirated to the lordship of the Treasury in the room of Mr. Bagwell, who hats re signed. The bon. gentleman, though generally sitting below the gangway on the ministerial aide of the house, has usually supported the government, and has on all important occasions voted for thr'n. Ile eat for Cork from July, 1837, to July, 1841, and wee re-elected in August, 1833, , being then at the bead of the poll, and has retained his met up to the present time. CONVOCATION OF THE CLEEGT.—ft is generally understood that the convocation of the prelates and clergy of the Province of Canterbury, which steads adjourned until Tuesday. the IRth inst., will out at that time meet for the despatch of business, and that no farther meeting of that body will take place during the present year. There are two or three circernatances on the ground of which it will proba bly be found conveitient that this course should be adopted. It will be remembered that at the last meeting of oonvoca film tho Archbishop and Bishop, composing that Upper Nowa directed the Lower House to form a committee on the subject of " Essays and Reviews," with a view to • re port to convocation generally on the nature of that volume, in order, if necessary, th a t synodal action may be taken upon it. Tha t committee, consisting of Archdeacon Denison and other gentlemen, have been actively engaged sines their ap pointment in a critical examination of the volume, but their report a not yet ready fur presentation. As there are no other subjects at present protein upon the consideration of convocation, there is no absolute reason why an imme diate meeting is necessary. Another reason for postponement arises out of the legal proceedials which the Bishop of Salisbury has commenced against the Rev. Dr. Rowland Williams, Vicar of Broad Chslke, on account of his Essay entitled "Bunsen's Biblical Researches," and in which, of course, DO program can be made previous to the proposed day of meeting, especially as the matter is to be thoroughly fought out on both titles. Another reason for further pro rogation is to be found in the continued indisposition of the Archbishop of Canterbury, for althongh his grace has, to a very great extent, recovered from the attack of paralysis under which lie lately suffered, he is still too feeble too:map in any active otticial duty. 11,141 3 The impulse came from Holland. Turkish floods were fiat : the Loan of 1854 closed at 71 to k, and that of 1858 at 55i to 59. Mexican Bonds were dull, at 2l& to 22k. In the market for Bank shares there was no alteration. In the miscellaneous share market the only movement was a slight reduction in Angler Mexican Mint. great Ship shares remain quoted ss. 9d. to (s. 3d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ooean Marino Insurance, 3 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine,l3-16 to 15-16prem. ; Universal Marine In surance. 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, A dis. to par ; Natal Land, to R prom- ; China and Japan Steam, Ito prem. ; and Com mercial Copper, g to a prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The mining market to-day is rather dulL In the Stock Exchange Hingston Downs shares are marked 2i. The other trans. actions have been chiefly in shares in Marko Valley, East Caradon, Wheal Unity, West Caradon, East Devon, and Cern Camborne mines. Prices have experienced little change. Foreign and colonial mining shares are like wise 34 uiet. St. John del Rey have been dealt 11l at - , and Great Northern Copper (South Ana trslial at 1 prem. At Wheal Agar meeting, on the 3rd inst., the aoconate showed a debit balance a 3.1 31. 4s. A mill of 3. per share was nude. iVliesilisaset, on the 4th inst., declared • dividend of 21. per share. Spearne Moor Mine, on the 3rd inst., declared a dividend of 11. per share. At Wheal Anne meeting the accounts showed a debit balance of 951. A call of 10a. per share was made. The („Sradon Consols accounts, presented at the meeting yesterday, showed a debit balance of 131. 4s. sd. A call of 13. per share was made. At Holnibush Mine meeting yesterday the aeoonnts showed a debit balance of f>l9l. Mr. Donator.] wee appointed At Herod'foot Woe meeting, on the 4th inst., • drridend of 2/. per share was declared. At a sale of copper ore, held at Swansea on the 4th inst., 99n tons were sold for 8,7271. 17a. W. COMMERCIAL AND MA.RKET& tr y . 27 4 11 1s — y. June 1 Six Mal* Ais Average 6.14 44 Od 541 44 Us id AU ad Ills 114 Ns 1N dd ide lld 1114 114 Ifs id &I', Hs 7d l 21s 02 1 21s 14 1130 24 tlis 84 O 0 .)1.-IMPERIAL AVERWEIL itys. IMmins.Paea. 112 s IN 4: Id di Us al 42s lid 104 Od 4316 i Ili 2b Od dis id 1111 44s di SY id !dad U 74 lb id 44. iis