The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-14 00:00:00

LAW INTZLLIGENCE. (TDB DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Omanloser Evart) Tin 0111trolLATON PASITACIWIT COMPANTLLTIIITCD). Thar wail the day appointed for maldng a on the eon. triNatorine. Already 10a. per share he been paid, and a f fits. was now proposed. There was or 1,0001. 0 4 An otter to that effect was made. This will j • sue. ~s u t to pa, the debts of the company—about or 1,0001. rs RI 11171111.L13. The bankrupt, a Matioeer awl news agent, of Castle. Bnghton, applied for hie certificate. He owes to u oreourell creditors, 1,183/. ; ameta„ 3621. Further debts 1.•2tr4. were secured by property related at 2,0001. Yr LunkLiter was for the assignees, and Mr. Lawrence for the hit:di/opt. His Wooer granted a Ant clan certificate. SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. won Yr. Uuderakeriff Bonloll &ad • Jury.) TAM r. MZ Dali A 111) OTILIM —tumors ACCIDIOTT TO A YouNG LADY BY OWN OF rtecioan's TAIB. Ttro was an action, in which judgment was su ff ered to go acfsult, brought by a yang lady, named Anse Paoey, t,...1,er of languages an d mimic, against the defendants., tr , UN.; as Pickford and Compuslit l, weillOown ~.mare, to 'weever cons us for a serious injury inflicted by the of a bale of from one of the it sans in Coleinau•strest, on the 7th January last. Mr. lligby Seymour and Mr. Morgan Ll o yd appeared for the Plaintiff ; and Mr. Hawkins, q.v., and 3G: t. Pollock 1, , r the defeadante. The question for the jury was the amount of damages to he awarded. On the day mestioned the plaintiff was going to visit a friend in Whitscrometreet Prison, and passing through Coleman-street she met with the accident. A Large bale of leather fell upon her and doubled her She was taken in an insensible state to St. Bartholomew's llestAtal, where she remained several weeks. Al the time of Use accident the plaintiff bail an offer to go to New Orleans at a salary of 3001. a year, which ahe lost in cone. quince of the accident. A slumber of witnesses were in attendance on both aides, and the ease WV/ expected to occupy • long time. The plaintiff , who appear e d t o b e suffering from the in jury. &Lille,' the circumstaaces of the accident, and war r../ examined at considerable length _by_ Xr . Hawkins. She admitted that he r name was Campbell. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. ?lorry Preettia Ratiordaon, 49, a gentiontaaly.lookiag men. en, indicted for eabesabee different ems of money, no. m erry of the London Rifle Brea& I:iffard mad Mr. Poland promeeeed. The piieeole Wu defended by Mr. Gibbose sod Mr. It to veammhered that the primmer we seseamy to the Leeches Etffe Drighds. ad that put of Ids daily was to tuilees eabeeriyiissa, sad the eine, of whisk be vale ae. cue.' wee that he hid emblealed three woe of eleven ivie!ra, three rebel, tad too gimes, 'hi& he had re,,ved ea Eceaticea to the coma Kr. Alatmea Efter, the Pte idest of Ma Mooed of the p.k, sad eseinal ether wilnenece, were called to pp m, thee Mew ems bad he m• reeined by the yrieraer, aad that they Vies not sneered In the linobete k. k. They were cremetuunheed at eeneldenahle Me" ead it appeered that AS renal estate were rob by sr .4 bee perm, who woe appointed by the primer, bell it or. alleged that b. yea ter theme =tries, sad ciao appeared that the bed coll SOW. alma MOM re of the iirigede. ec red beteg= At the elope of the ease hir the parentis, Mr. Meese keit end teeturicalobisetionoto the isiiinmeelt, het they Wen a/I everraled by the end. Oftheas aebbeeeed the jury at esseiderable loath 4 the w th peet el there the pr w issater, sad be eadoeveural to Moat e 'web beesala=a hie aerenate, sod that them was no t=iert the seepetlea that be had wilfully Weepers the neeseytheit had hem eaereetel to him Wes bruswell haeisa eummel up, the Ivy. Air do Mena*, sheet halt re hem. leteropil • menet ei= . The primmer yea meateoW lee years' read THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-BOUM •oimr ST • MA S. LaoAn-Sonoma vats in tk•Cheradier Oarmkellationed at Portmaaotrort Harrseb , mu charged milk elmiling a watch, value 71. Ti., mailer the following eireniantaseen : Jan. Moore, a reepectahle-looldag married woman, moths; is Trialty•buildiru,w, Gnat Torrareareet de pewol that the bad twerp the primer sad his 1.1.4 for rears, and that for some time the prisoner had bees in the constant habit of ea= at her boom to me her and her huabancL He called leet on Fria..., the Id inst., her husband tieing out at the time, arid she haring mosaics to go out for a quarter of an hour or a, left him in ears of the place. On bee return, to her mimeo, the found him gone, and that her hue• tool's watch, which dm had left hanging over the chinuseripiece. had Upon being basted up the 'oomer admitted tha ha had taken the•watch and pledged it fin sad as she had known him and hie family so long, eke would, 'he rid, rather redeem the watch herself than pr,secute, of the come would permit her to withdraw the ch.o.te. _ _ reply to Mr. Alderman Hale, his sergeant sail the prisoner Mid been eu the lattation for 6re or six years, and hal bone& po u od clam. trr for sobriety and general eon. duct ; hat Moyg.in, the officer who had him in sssied that be had said he was half tipsy when he tookwatch, sad that he had • good spree, and got drunk at the wooer for Wilds It was pledged. Mr. Alderman Hale permitted the proerrutrix to with• draw the clone, but serioualy adsnoninhod the prisoner on the ingratitude of his eooduct, and advised him as speedily 114 possible to return the We., which Mrs. Moe re woe'd hare to pay in order to ra-4ain possyssion of the watch. The primmer wax then ilischargol. GREENWICFL friTILIS6 or COOPS LI AT .-AB9AULT AND Miehmel Quina, • wow, matting at Rotberhithe, ap peared to • sonnmeotass,, before Mr. Trail, charged with John Usvidaao, a mechanic, in the employ of 31r. Campbell, cooper, of Queen street, Rotherbithe. Mr. ititiere, who appeared for the prosecution, said that althou g h the defendant wee merely summoned before his worlhip for an roma, the case was one of some public imp.rtance, arising out of a strike which had taken place among the workmen in the employ of Mr. Campbell, the de fewLint being one of the principals in the strike, although earning as touch as from V. Ma per week. Inconsequence of the strike, Mr. Campbell had been obliged to proceed to s . ..tLaiii awl engage other men, since which time he had riot only been subjected to great annoyance and intimidation. but alai the men who had been newly en. plied. Ile then called Mr. I'. J. t aniphell, who said he we. • cooper, carrying en, on }me in quemestreet, Rotherhithe. He had about 1.111 turn in his employ, among whom were 130 Irish. nen, the whole of whom, a short time since, itin. It in a bode, their earnings, at that time, r .gir l ; from 21. to between Ti!. and tit per voek on piecework. In consequence of this strike he pre...Awl to S i ...Hasid. etiga,•-eil other workmen, and poi their puoiage to this country. Since that time them hid been :Jed eacitement in the orghbourhood, and wit• it.., Iw.l t.. obtain the attenilanee of the police outside his work. to prevent tioleter toesird. himself and men. John 1 14%s ...it W.. in the employ of Mr. Camp bell, havima fr.!. Sroltifils4 in search of erokloyment hearing that others had been en,-.„mil. About 100 clock on Saturday ni-;lit he {cod plain 's ant) war in the Watermen Anus beer...bop, Trinitvetreet. Rotherhithe, and while con. a. ming about !Midland the defendant's wife came in and mid "1... hooe• to Savilland, you lousy vagsbnode." She then wi tit ..ut, and about a minute afterwards defendant came in enl nil uaniething about his wifo being interfered with, end imtantly &trick him a violent blow with hie fiat between the r Lett, Landlord of the Watenuea's Anne, corim ). e.t.a thi• .tatenteot partially, saving he bad no doubt the lot doe.. erue struck by defendast, but he did not tee tl.• I• L .r atm*. %%Alum Vlliet, foreman in the employ a/ Mr. Campbell, ...el he is. , prevent at the time the amnia was committed by arr. IPIATat, *lto rrniarked, niter striking the blew, •• Wh, .1••••• t ..ni 14 ., hark to Soehusil, and out come over le•re to r..L. h•.ii,t men ..f their breed?" The defendant .awl he had no whitetails to adl. bat that hi. ads was bring abused by men in the house rl.i n he mterfere.l. Mr. Tn.ill eipremed regret at seeing a body of men, aneeng wnli as. tl••• defendant, who were Onfititt a and had the oppertaiiity of earning such a high rate of wizes ma that spoken to. out out strike. The defeinlant had. in a cunning manner, attempted to make it anv•cr that it was in COUIOIOIIInOO .d hoi wife being atm...4 that he hoot committed the ...mutt; fot this there iris, in Led, no foundation whatever ; and hem 10. (Mr. Trailli remark that the law eon w.eil•l apply (slimily to women as l'• men l'atil ...me the workillell were sent to ;wmb for them °trine., he In Oran? On grnatMd a..tibl Iv. effected ; an•l however ~..-reritt a right the nut might think he hail of tegg.iring himself and fatuity by ...intact. he 'MI nr. right whatever to seek to t. r ..then from following their emplorment. le t!•.• premmt ease he should Mae.. a line ..1401*. or one n.•d•th's imprisionnwet for the aesault committed, ml in ell•tion require him blefen•Lioit) 4. find bail to i.e of the test as month.. Th.• privet,' was then manorial in custody. Mr. Prince, the head of the Agapemone, wen Mw iu the surgery of • prolernioal gentleman •t ‘t r He idterweede contrived to gee tato the &such. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY SHARE' LISTS.-T 2718 DAY. Two o'Osoos. The railway share market to-day is dull. Great Western and Midland stocks have declined to per cent. Allowing for the circumstance that the quotations are now for the new account, several of the other principal stocks are slightly lower than yesterday afternoon. London and North- Western stock is quot ed 1014 to 102 ; Great Western, 661 to 6 ; 1164 to 117 ; Lancashire and Yorks • , 1044 to 106; Caledonian, 91 to ; South Eastern, 84 to ; Eastern Counties, 543 to I ; and Great Northern, 114 to 115. The business is chiefly in connexion with the settlement. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather flatter, at 4 dis. to par. The Indian and Canadian lines are very quiet. LATN3T SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. in mann mamas.) HAMPTON 10ECTI1IG.—(TRIB DAY.) VISITORS' PLATE. Three-quarten of a mile. Peeestora, Codicil, Cynricus, Oclaltree, Lord Minces, •ell, lbw Eleaaor, Flame, Estella, and Volunteer aro RICHMOND PLATE. One mile. Drogheda, Romeo, Prelude, Gorsehill, Miss Ileum, Flame, Email, Volunteer, Contention, Subterfuge e, In tsn Codicil, Pescatore, Volatore, Nam. Sahib, ERR, Doeskin, Watenprite, and Ringbone are here. QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles. Borderer, Loegnop , Petr►, Crariens, Claire, Bemuse rakw, Oda Codidl, Theor7, Gentle, Precursor, Amsterdam, Ambush, Flitch, Romeo, Subterfuge c, Greek, Watemprita, aad Glsnlece c are here. RAILWAY PLATE. Five twiny. Richbern, Nees Sahib, The Gentle, Primus, Queen Anne, Yr. Earn, and Fancombe in here. NEWTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) GARSWOOD PLAT& About 5 furlongs. Ins Julia, Homo% Yin FLarristt, Montrose, Earl of Rion. Irish Erafgast, Sysobis, and Weasel are here. visryowe PURSE. Ono mils end a quarter. Jack Spring, Lord Jersey, Polly Pasehum, Lazy Lam, Ludt., Gammon Clierrocaka, llartadki, Skelton. Mal Zanotti', ProfesoOr Dick, Maid ol L Cupid, Irish Emi grant, Aady, Aliskyleist, Laai., sod Jays are hang GOLD CUP. Two mass. Argosy, Bsmsosinsido, — iisriollo, - Skelton, Cheeeseake, ChuTer. Nslgsa t Brame, Professor Dick, Butterfly f, Baronet, and lady Bird are hem NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADNINALTT, Jails 13. —PROMOTIONS AND AP rourTNirrs.—Admiral Sir H. Prescott, K.C.8., has been awarded the good service pension rendered vacant by the death ol Asbnival E. Hawker. Kasten P. V. Jamse, to the Ceylon ; 0. Moore, to the Blesbehe ; and T. J. Whinier , to the Asia, for service in the Primes, Royal. Ma Bowe t. W. Clarke, to the Blenheim. ogees H. H. Smith, to be additional to the neskoma. Seated Master W. J. •AMnetm., to the Torch ; and T. H. lksard, to be additional to the Britannia. the P =.. • W Ellis, F. (h ore, and it. Deveson, to Idastsee-Assistants C. Love, to the Ranger; and G. J. MEW, to the Algiers. Aselnlant-Paymaster H. Tacker, to the Blenheim. Amielmet-Clerke E. G. Ellis and C. P. Walker, to the PORTSMOUTH * Jun U. The following young gentlemen havw ;t w ist= enaminatious at the 2torl Naval have received their oeW&litea : Por 4 Ode* l4 sad 15 yew+ of age—J. H. Corte. G. 1.. Pee, J A R wen% T. A. Watkins. J. T. Halifax. H. O. Oet C. I. Stewart, W. H. Gabbett, A. B. V. B. Odelm, and 0. T. Dimes& Betemen tieT4e ir rti awl 14 r T. T. A. Breit% J. H. Weber, 0. G. Cremptea, J. 1. H. Heuderaos, F. O. Neater, A. O. D. Firdiagtea, A. W. Ma wr , Count F. C. Metaxa , O. A. Z. Cratere% A. 0. .J. Fellewas. and A. A. Joyce. Between the lige et 12 sad IS: C. C. Weed, J. L Bya.m, F. NO lam, J. & L KlPlCiems, J. R. A. G. Leith, Henn, T. Y.Y. IL WO.* O. T. SWAB, W. B. 111rwan, A. J. Badolboo. F. A. Eleckett, A. 44. Ma mink P. E. Hechoe, A. B. Weabile, A. T. w% White, C. Joe- H. =elk C. B Neste, sad F. R.. Ladlya. For Maeler's As : A. H. T. Audrey+, A. R. Wonham, A. Neellle, Lemma, E. T. T. 13ehrusaa, F. J. Palmer, R. 0. J=Volo. & Wood, A. R. Ring, C. G. T. Cater, R. & ft G. Deane, A. W. A. T. Coward, A. 0. A. 0. Yeepoe, and A. Martin. For Marine F. H. BloantMeven and H. J. Bowman. On Monday and Tuesday next it is intended to have a great regatta by the baste of the ships of the Memel Met, ea the Firth of Forth. The mochas/1 Akers of the Royal Navy yester ley peemeted allophone of the bust of Sir John Pakingtoe, reentry phed ia the meseum of Hasler Hospital, to lady Pakiegten, at the family residence in Eaton-equare. Tin CHAN NRL FLUT WINO NORTH. —We have pismire in announcing that Lientenant Paterson, command ing the coodguard at Otemarty, Ins received official notice that the Channel led may be =peeled in Crotearty roads ou or about the 19th al this month (Tuenday next) An opportunity will thereby be afforded to the people of Easter Roes of seeing a lc: lest than was ever before witnessed ia the Neva and already have preliminary hem made at and elsewhere for • general Crdayr to aßow all dames to We this great sight. Whether the led will peas through the Feetland Firth or go round by the Orimm barn not yet been announced but it is generally believed that the former will be the route, in whisk mew the people of Caithness will probably have • sight of Agee noble vowels by the end of next week, sad possibly they will rendezvous at &raster Reads for a di, or two.—Neethern Esse;ge. CRYSTAL PALACH. —The Scots Fusilier Guards celebrate the two hundred' eaeiverway of the formation of the regiment, by • dinner to the men, in the central traneept of the Crystal Patios, on Wednesday next, the 20th inst. This mind undertaking will be followed in the afternoon by the ascent of Mr. Craven's new balloon, "Mars," and by worts and pastimes in the grounds. As the ordinary charge of admission, one shillieg, will not be departed from, there is little doubt of this interesting occasion being one of the peat days at the Crystal Palace. THR VOLENTRIA MOVEMENT AND SHAM FIOHT. —Her Majesty having gxed on Saturday, the 7.3 rd inst., for the review of the volunteers, the day for the sham fight has been changed to Wednesday, July 11, at 4 p.m. The great object of this demonstration is to prove practically that the volunteer can now act in mares, and that they can he moved from their homes to a given point, form on the ground, attack • supposed enemy, and then bivouac. The field will be between Boindey and Chiselhurst, two gentlemen having kindly given the use of their parks for the day's demonstration. The corps will go by train to Bromley station, and arrangements have been made that the volunteers may depart either from Pimlico, the Brick. layers Anna or the Loodoe.bridge stations. BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, CLAPHAM-RISC, The half-yearly general meeting of this society was held on Mondry at three o'clock ►t the London Tavern, Mr. T. TILSoN in the chair, far the purpose of electing 10 children to be educated at the school at Cfapkam rise. l'he society was instituted in 1827 for the gratuitous board, clothing, and education of destitute orphans of those once iu prosperity, of all denominations, from every part of the Britah empire. There were 39 miodidates for admis sion, all of whom could have been received if the funds would have permitted, but Luster the present circumstances the directors did not feel themselves justified in receiving more then 10 additional inmates at this election- The number of children at present in the asylum is 93, and the building would contain a far larger number. The apnea income of the society is 1,450/., of which 14501. is derived from subscribers and 2001. from funded property. The expenditure for the past year was upwards of 2,4001., and the difference between the income sod expenditure was toads up by donations, collections, Ate. A.&r the children leave the school they are still looked after, and prises are given to these who distinguish them selves for their subseepent good conduct. The Rey. Robert M • presented prises to four of the children yesterday, and he then shortly addressed the subscribers present at the meeting, impressing upon them the necessity of soliciting donations foul of inducinz their parish ministers to preach charity sermons on In-half of the society. The result of the poll hero% loeeu announced, and a vote of thanks to the chairman and directors having been passed, the meeting separated. ASYLUM FOR FATHERLESS CHILDREN. The annual dinner iu aid of the funds of this institution took place on Tuesday at the London Tavern, Alderman Mc&HI presiding. If any special appeal be needed for the necessities of the orphan, it may fairly rest on facts put forth in the report of this charity. It is stated that the asylum was founded fifteen years ago, for the *amour of fatherless children, without difference of plane, sex, or relig, ion. The only sort of condition or qualification is that the child to he relieved shall be desti tute. and not in the actual state of a pauper. Since the operations of the asylum began 304 children have been re ceived, and there are now 178 on the foundation. A building fund was started in 1850, and is sight rfrom that time the present asylum was opened the Earl of Carlisle. The Chairman. in provides the' toast of the evening—" SUMP , to the Asylum," touched upon the points shove enumerated, and stated that dupe the opening of the builiting at near Croydon, pot one death had occurred among the children, and that there was no case of sickness in the estalilislintent at the present time. By the defalcations of • sub.secretary they bad hot a sum of 11001., which was much lees than the amount at first supposed. It WY DOW the more incumbent on sup. porters of the institution to be liberal in their doinatioes. After the apes& of the chairman. aa falsest* proesasks of the orphan bead was fussed. le frost (lithe 1. waseareled a pretty little girl, almost a baby, and the latest being one of tl2ll children of the poor widow= k elit treeing mos has recently enlisted the mrrapathies of the henevolest public, Amon the troop o 1 meted Great Britons there were sans almost as small as the scion of the Williams famil a i at bet they toddled along unsupported, USIONI it were some infantile feeling the greet occa- Bios. They looked uncommonly healthy, and gave evidence of sound lungs, in some Part tininag• The oul- Motion afterwards node was a law one. WIDIPAIT BRAME AID NI001:11 AAILYIATS. r iirs ii i tshicierVEL W iseks.apt Izmi r NAO 11IWIA leykel -31 n 41— ca •• 1 esnin• Da. • Ano dtv. until Do 11 p.c. 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(I 9. a Bondi 100 110 112 .... .. Vic. Gr. 119. wranAtlnlylloo .. . , Do. de. Op. a Apr. &Oat 100 1061 1071 11l Of BRITISH MINNS. No. 12b. I WEIL I Pd. I Cl. prime. I idea 6,120 Alfred Cons. (ffidllsickpill.lo 4 41 20,000 20 Bsitlah Iron 900 .. Clifford ' WON .. Der. G. Con, lariat ) 1 446 MA ' 511 .. lad Basset (Mows) 1111 1171 1i 24 —2d WIM .. LA Caradon WOW .. KWh. Rommel Tanstk )71 44. Ili 11 111 i 410 .. Grumbler &el Anbyn 641 e l 40 6, . Great Booth Tole= . 174. 12 LI& . 6,190 .. G.Wl4.4ltred "Mach) 1213.9 11 11 ar ( - 19605 . . Wh. THolston) • . • 6.16 li Ii moo . .. G G reareille 1.034 .. Harorrreet l2O. 18 Sl— moo .. Maples Dowa 4000 .. Lady Bertha LILO, 306 .. Maepret piny lalan6). 04 n 412 d 11,000 .. North Downs: 1 1 9600 .. N. Fromm MIS.; 1 1 —. 0,000 .. N. Wk. Damn )M. 6 6 — 1,121) .. North Wheal y 6,400 Par Cons. (SR Niaasy) . 11 121 131 1,120 10 Providence (U. Lelant). 10.97. 46 47 zd —24 12,000 .. Sortddie Cow Mtn. Co. 120. li 14 li 612 .. 8. Camden iTil Clrer) li 800 zd —. 6,000 .. O. Cars Dna (Mogan) . 1} 31 si Woo 1 a Doom Iron & Gm. Midas (IMO_ al 6 1 14 .. a. W. Irraner (Mips) 18.199. 167 M a i IMO .. Stray Park MO. 9, 5 Tanuw 811&LeadMa.C. 41 124 10 Tln Croft - 10.000 .. Vale of T (Cann) Us. 14. I 0,000 .. Went Baran ) l4 18 10 id 1,024 .. W. Condon ) I 07 70 id 011 7 400 Won Belau 612 .. DX Beret 60 160 116 .. Wh. Danes 1 II 00 96 4,086 (04910e10 Of li 21 1,024 .. WI. Kitty (Us. Isdant) 1.7.9 14 11 1,01/4 .. Wheal Mary Ana Menhenlat) 1,040 .. WI. Trelawney (Wk ) Si 27 18 ... rODZIGN MOW No. 10b. I MEWL llt I Co. prk i r I Balm 10, 10 Andiallan mo ooo w 1 Ben Accord, IMAML La IMe par 10,000 36 Bras.lmp. )1L166& ) 174 —. 11.000 20 Do. M. John &Me' 16 10 94 SO 10,000 6 Do. land & MID. 00. MI all 80,000 1 ClaCon. MM. Co. Jon i 44 1000 40 Cobra Copper 4l 10 9 ,000 Capin* 76,000 1 Dan Mountain Comm' all 11 ll 1 26,000 2 ratta 10,000 9 9 General ns aD U U —. 10,000 1 Gt. Northern 018. AttstrallaW) 1 li Me i MOOS li Lentinda (Ma) 1 1 li pm 13,008 8 Warm A ui 10,000 5 103,816 1 03,000 1 r=o,„E,,S Auslralla ) . Us. I A r wow 9 8 romv= Lia sil 100 , Part 80,000 006 1 6 &GPM& Art& (12m.) 10e. 1 L (Ms 42,174 1 28.281 United Mexican all 80,000 I Worthing (Ms.) a. 1 I 40,000 1 Do. JOINT STOCK No. I Sit. II Bziga. I IP& 101 micas. 1 Baba 90,000 100 Agra and U. bar. Bank .00 - - - 00,600 0 4O Australis 10,000 25 Bank of = ce A 211 13 - 6, 100 Bank of - 60,000 10 Bank of Turkey 20,000 60 British N. America - - - Sl.lOO 10 Chart. Bank of NY; Australia, sad China . all 191 10 191 10 110,000 16 Chrtrd. Marc. of India, Lon., and China ill SO 32 - 0 000 100 City 93,000 100 'Colonial 40,00010. 11 Corn. of Canada 10.000 100 CoIR of London 2O 19 20 - *OOO 10 Eng....Soot&AustChartd all 161 1* - 95.900 10 { O. Bank of Switzerland all - - - 36,000 90 Lois. Ch. Bank of AustrL all 13/ 24 - *OOO 501loodon and County - - - 00,000 60 !Landon Joint Stock - - - - 10,000 100 ,LOll. and Westminster 2O - - 61 1 10,030 100 INsA. Prov. of England 4l - - SS 1 *OOO 10 Do. New 10,00 C 50 National Bank *OOOl 10 I New South Wale* 60,000 25 ,Oriental Bank Corpora all - - - 15,000 10 { Ottoman Bank 90,000 100 IProvincial of Ireland - - - 4,000 Do. New 16,000 16 South Australia 40,000 25 Union of Australia - - - 40.000 i 60 .Union of London - - 141 41,0001 100 {Unity Mutual MISCELLANEOUS. I•7lra. t 00.6pAi0i0. iPd I 01. prim. Babe. 10,030 10 (Australian nt - ad 15.000 26 Australian Agrieul l9 311 - 3601000 Atlantic TeL (Lim.) all - - - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks._. nil 41 6 -. - - 60 Brit. American Lae& - dl - - - 1,6 N 50 Brit. & Irish Mag. Tel. • all If N - SAC 20 Do. B 7 per c. till 11116 all 19 ri - 11,719 20 Do. C - 5.915 In Canada Land all 110 125 - 14000 10 Channel Islands Tat. (LI all 6 8 - /60,000 Bt. Cop.llg.of Eng.& OINK all 00 27 - 12,000 SI Do. Pref. 73 par ea* ail 161 251 - LOON* SI. Crystal Palace - 163,820 St. Do, Preference - 260,000, St Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb. 1100 106 106 - 700,01:0' St. Electric Telegraph - 7,109, 25 Do. New - 70,000 6 Bag and Aust. Cop. - all SI ft - 10,000 15 Oen. Steam Navigation 14 - - - 330,000 1 Great Ship (Limited) . all I 1 - 100,000 1 Do. 17/ per cent. Pro f.f I 1 die 4pm - Isooo. 5 Lon. Martel TeL (1.1 1 11 _1 sp . .. = 56,000 2 000 : London i:ni Discount untlL.bi; at 1, l i al - 60,000 20 Medrsa 'alga, & Curl 1 II 3pm - 90,000 10 MediterraneanritiaTel. all - - - If,ooo 10 Itedlter. Es. Tel. (Lba.) all 14 /II - 80, 2.5 National Illsw=t Co 6 f 1 die - 0,000 20 NerhuddaCoal&lron(L) 1 le 1 de -- . 11,310 10 Netherlands Land - - - 50.000 5 Do. Bp. c., is. at frit all 1 1 - 1,721' 100 N. Bruns. &N. Scot. IA * 10 15 - 181670 IN. Brit. Australasian 5ll 1 1 - 50,000 1 instal Gas 60,000 1 Do. ° New Shares" la. 1 par 1 1 - 10.000 10 In. atm. (Lba.)• 0 ..•, _- 10000 10 Do. do. Cla - - 000, , 000 St. Rim land &Ma 100 45 41 - 10,000 1111 awdOrlia.lawas an TS TT - 10, IA Da. Yew SS 111 14 pm WI 40, ta lad Sea II lad. !IL 41 p ih ym. e. fora,* byle.ol.e. 11 -. 1i mg par - 10oce ney Ins 10 , ,000 16 Do. New all Se 00 1 - 15, 100 loyal malaria_ , ... N lei 1 1 1 - 2,000 St. Scottish Asia lawmass. IN la 110 - 14,94 26 South Amilaullaa Lag 51 - 76,000 1 p i :rine Tiel. Sado - 76,000 1 Do do. Beglubwol all -. 60, 10 &La Oat* OM 6 = '' - 10,000100 Vaa Mum% lawl 331 1 1 $1 - - ru 6 4 $ 6 1 EVENING, JUNE 14, 1860. MONEY M4RKE7 -THIB D 4 Y. _ Two o'Ci ocir. contained in the report of on the national defences, although to a considerable extent anticipated, have checked the tendency to improve ment in the Stock Exchange. Consols have declined } to } per cent., although it is recom mended that the funds required by government be raised, not by a creation of this atodk, but in Ter minable Annuities. The market for British railway stocks is like wise rather flatter. The settlement is in full pro gress, and will be completed to-morrow. Ex chequer Bills have sustained a fresh fall, being last marked 2e. prem. _ . Owing to the public rejoicings at Paris, the Bourse is closed to-day. Consols are officially marked 931 and 1, ex div. for the account. The present quotation is 93j, rather "buyers." The official business re port is as follows : Bank Stock, MO ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1,1; New Three per Cents., 94, 1, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 17/ ; Five percent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 971 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961, ; ditto, 1869, 961; India Bonds, 10e. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 45., 35., 84., 95., prem. . The foreign stock market is quiet Turkish Bonds present an unfavourable reaction of per cent. ; the loan of 1854 being quoted 77 to 4, and that of 1868, 60 to 4. Spanish Bonds remain firm at the late rise. Brazilian Scrip is marked die. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 871 ; ditto, scrip, ; New Granada Deferred, 44 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 454 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 641 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 481 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 381 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 774 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 604, 60 ; ditto for account, 601 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 244. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are quoted 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 prem. 5,0001 in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. Of the recent American arrivals no portion is likely to remain here ; 11,0001. has been taken for Cadiz. The 57,5001. in gold by the Tasmanian will pro bably also be sent abroad. It is expected that government will send 100,0001. in specie to Hong Kong, for the purposes of the China war by the steamer of the 20th inst., which will probably also take as much as 300,0001. or 4000001. on mercantile account. Telegrams from Vienna announce that a full and official statement of the public debt of Austria is about to be published. The Peruvian Consul in London has issued an ' advertisement calling attention to a notice from his government, who invite tenders "for the consign ment and sale of the Chinch* guano consumed in the United States ; Great Britain, its colonies and de pendencies ; France and all its possessions ; Ger aany, Belgium and Italy." The committee of the Stock Zxchange wore engaged for two or three hours yesterday in investigating the allegations contained in a complaint presented to them by a number of the dealers in the shares of the Buenos Ayres and San Fernando Railway Com pany. It is alleged, on behalf of the dealers, that the representations made to the committee by the company's representatives, with reference to the allotment and kindred matters, are incorrect. The secretary of the company was sent for and placed under examination. The further consideration of the matter was adjourned until to-day. We understand that the Great Eastern, on her return voyage will make Milford Haven her port of arrival. The authorities at Milford engage to extend the "gridiron' at the Haven, thus allowing the bottom of the great ship to be effe ctually cleaned, and to supply coals at the cheap rate of 128. per ton. The results of the trial trip being looked upon as satisfactory, passages continue to be booked. --- A meeting of the creditors of Mesas. Joseph Foot and Son, in the silk trade, who stopped pay ment on the 18th of May, _was held yatw&y. The li abilities were stated by Idir. Jay, the accountant, at 14,0331., and the net assets at 13,6871., showing nearly 21:14. in the pound. After some discussion three inspectors wero appointed, to confer with Messrs. Foot and Son respecting the payment of a composition ; failing such arrangement, the estate is to be wound up under inspection. The firm stopped in the crisis of 1857, but subsequently met their engagements satisfactorily. The wheat market yesterday was firm, at last Monday's rise, and in some instances a fresh ad vanoe of Is. per quarter was obtained. The sugar market yesterday was more active, and a slight improvement took place. A further advance has occurred in the tallow market. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,0031. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 8791. ; the Great Western, an increase of 6341 . ; and the ondon and South Western, an increase of 4,0211. The directors of the National Provincial Bank of England announce a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and also a bonus of 7 per oent., payable the 12th July. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the half-yearly interest on the shares of the Great Southern of India and other Indian railway companies. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, dock, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list: bieurance.—Atlea, 161, f ; Alliance Marine, 681; Globe, 101 ; Indemnity Marine, 158,160 ; Law Fire, 41 ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, 11 ; Marina, ; Ocean Marine, 61; Phoeni x, 175 ex div. and bonus; Royal Exchange, 309; Univemal Marine, 21. Gam Light—Europsen, 10; Great Central, 81 ex div . ; Imperial Contineetal, 471, 11; ; United General, 221, I ; Westminster Chartered, 621. Canals.—Berlin, ; Coventry, 2271; Grand Junction, 50; Lambeth, 99 ; Ttagente, 21. Waterworks. alma, 171 ; ditto New Guaranteed, 231 ; West Middlesex, 107. Docka—London, 66, 1 ; Victoria, 101. Bridge.—Wsterloo, 2t. Yesterday was " making-up day "in the railway share market, The rates of " continuation " were generally very moderate, particularly on Great Western stock, but Great Northern was rather freely supplied in the afternoon. The following shows the terms current at the commencement of business : London and North Western. 1-16 to 3-16 per ct. contango. Greg Western Lancashire and Yeekshiro Berwick Midland York and North Mina °adonis& to per cent. do. South Eastern Great Northern -16 to 3-16 per cent. do. North British l-16 to 3.16 per cent. do. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market for American securities in London still re mains inactive, notwithstanding t►e improved state of affairs reported from New York. Illinois Central shares have, however, advanced since our last 2 dole. per share. Brie shares coach:me is request, at a slight reduction. New York Central shares are inquired for, but holders are un willing to accept present prices. There is a demand for Michigan Central bonds, due Oct. 1, 1860. WZDNIBDAT $11:11/36. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93/, "rather buyers," ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 93/ to I, and closed at 931 to *. The official - business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for account (July 10), 9:1, I ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, ; New Three per Cents., 94, i, ; Five-an -s-Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee p o t 1021 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869 , 1 ,ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1 , 981 ; I n di a Bonds, 10s. dn. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1989 was firm, at 104# to I, ex div. The Indian rupee paper was quiet. Pending the announcement of the financial requirements of government, Exchequer Bills have fallen 3e. to 45., closing at be. to Ss. The foreign stock market was firm. The prin cipal movement was in Turkish Bonds, which ruse 1t.4) 1 eent, cloOng of the best point of the a y. The Loan of 1856 was last quoted 77# to j, and that of 1868, 604 to 1.; the latter was in chief demand. There was idao a rather decided im provement in Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. Union Bank of London shares were more in quired for, and the last transactions were at 24. Bank of Australasia were dull. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph shares were quoted rather better. The miscellaneous share market was very quiet. The closing quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :--Ocean Maxine In surance, 1# to 11 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Ma rine, 1 3-16 to 1 5-16 prem. ; Universal Mari ne Insurance, * to # prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, #to dia. ; City of London Brewe ry Preference, I dia. to par ; Pneumatic Despatch Company, 4 to 1 prem. The scrip of the New Canada Loan has risen to Si to 11 Pron. MINES.-ISIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. In the mining market to-day the principal trans actions have been in shares in Stray Park, Pen deen Consols, Great Wheal Fortune, Calvadnack, Sortridge Console, and Lady Bertha Mines. In the Stock Exchange East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked 114 and 114 ; Sortridge Con sols, 14 ; and West Caradon, 88 and 67. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no variation of importance. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 30 ; Great Northern Copper (South Australia), at dis. ; and Mariquita at 10s. We are requested to state that the deposit to be paid on making application for the shares of the Devon Union Mining Company (Limited) is ss. per share, and not 10s. as erroneously stated in an ad vertisement published yesterday morning. An extraordinary meeting of the Chalanches Mining Company is called for the 29th inst., at Paris. VI 1 lei it. d., a as 1 a iii a no a ft a 20 NI 9 .11 N U Ili 01 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LArTx—crars DAY.) &Gait—The market has became more firni . , and the results of the public sales yesterday showed a alight ad vance. Refined has also sold more freely. Corm continues in fair demand at fully previous rates. Tea.—The market is steady, but the amount of business has been too small to give quotations. Rica has sold steadily at full pram. Pence.—Singapore sold at 4d. to 4iel, which were re state; rates. _ _ itmirkTio needy, bat not active. ()AMA LIGNEA sold heavily. SALTPETRE.—Retnietion sold at 45e 9d. Jars sold steadily in public sale from 13/. 15s. to 22/. 51. COCHINEAL sold at previous prices. In other articles no material alteration, TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm ; prices are quoted as follows:—Town tallow 52s net cash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 525. 9d.; June, 53. ; July to Sept., 525.; Oct. to Dec., 53. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. gins DAY.) We have a larger supply of beasts than on Thursday last., but the demand is geed, consequently Monday's prices axe maintained. The number of sheep is about the Game as Lot week ; the average quality is, however, inferior, and choicest kinds are rather dearer. Our foreign supply oche slats of 360 beasts, 3,890 sheep, and 228 calves ; mulch cows, 125. Per stone of 81be. a. d. .d. Per done of albs. e. 4. L Beet Scots, Berefds. 6 6 8 Bed Dna& Htbds24l 6 6 6 Beet Short-horns 6 4 6 Beet Long.wools.... Second qual. beasts 4 8 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 62 6 4 Calm& Pt. ♦ 0 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 464 10 BeetDmeallf-brede Lambs Bests at market, 1,145: Bbsep and Lambs, 11,120 Cava. ; Zip. 170. HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mean Davis and 00. report trade firm. Priori without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 755. to 84e. ; superior ditto, 90s. to 955. ; inferior do., 60s. to 70s. ; rowan, 608. to Ms. ; clover, old, 955. to 115 s. ; second cut, 645. to 925. 6d. ; straw, 265. to 324. Mario and Grisi were prevented from singing at Brighton last Saturday evening, owing to a severe domestic affliction. They have list their youngest daughter, only four years of age. The family were eta' ing all the winter at the Royal Albion Hotel, and at the end of March they left for Fulham, all the children being in robust health. During their stay at Fulham they were seized with illness, and the youngest one never rallied. She waa reduced to a shadow when taken to Brighton at the early part of last week, and the family were in lodgings on the Marine Parade. The child died last Saturday morning, and Madame Grist and M. Mario have since returned to London, deeply afflicted with their loss. On Monday last the Rev. William Frederick Patteeon, MA., was collated by the Lord Bishop of Norwich to an honorary canonry in the cathedral church of Norwich, vacant by the death of the Rev. F. S. Bevan. On the same day the Rev. John Gudgeon Nelson clerk, was instituted to the rectory of Aldborough, in Norfolk, on the presentation of the Right Hon. Lord Suffield. On the same day the Rev. Edmund Forster Hutton clerk, was instituted to the rectory of Trimingham, in the same county, on the presenta tion of the Queen, by virtue of her Duchy of Lancaster. LOUIS BLANC AT HALIFAX. —Last night, MOM. Louis Blanc lectured in the Mechanic' Hall. After some introductory remarks by Mr. J. D. Hutchinson, the lecturer proceeded with his subject :—" The mysterious personages and agencies in France during the 18th century." Then followed a brilliant rental of the predisposing causes of the great French revolution ; and standing out in bold relied, was perceived at every turn, the po -limit of Cog liostro, the politician, the philosopher, the enthis. Mast, the conjuror i in fact, the chameleon of his times. M. Blanc's vosce is most musical, and the extreme earnestness of his manner, coupled with an occasional slight but telling gesture, suggest the easy conversetionalid, and the perfect orator. Hu oration, which was listened to with the utmost attention, lasted nearly two hours, and a h burst of applause greeted the conclusion. Edward Alt Esq., moved a vote of thanks to M. Blanc, observing Feg/and would ever be ready to afford shelter to such men as tile one who hail so eloquently addressed them. sod who had not only won for himself a name in the annals of history, but wee beloved by all knew him. Mr. A. C. Fader seconded the motion, which was carried enthusiastically. and the meeting separated. —Halifax Guardian. CRICKET.—ENGLAND V. SIXTEEN OF Kmve,— This match was brought to a conclusion yesterday evening. The pme was exceedingly interesting, and resulted in Kent proving victorious by 32 rum. No play took place on Tues. dey owing to rain. The ground was very dead, which wee the cause of the small scores. The following is the score : —Kent : lit innings, 124 ; 2nd innings, 42. Eughuid : Bat innings, 80 ; 2nd innings, M. BANKRUPTCIES IN 1860.—Thu number of bank ruptcies gazetted in the first five months of the present year was 418, - being at the rate of 1.005 per annum. The average of the previous ten years was 1.090 per annum. In the London district 418 bankruptcies have been (stetted in the year to the close of May ; in the Liverpool, 18 ; in the Man, cheater 2e ; in the Birmingham, 62 ; in the Leeds, 44 ; in the Bristol, 41; in the Exeter, 22 ; and in the New castle, 14. The SCEAMYL FAMILY. —A letter from Moscow, of the 3rd inst., givesthefollowin7detailarespecting the family of Schamyl :—"The Limn Schamyl has two wives, Zeidote and Chouanate. The first is about thirty years ell ; she is not handsome, but is very well educated, and canines peat influence over her husband, who consulted her on his most important affair% previous to his surrender to the Radium. The following fact affords a proof of her influence over Schamyl :—The linen wished to marry his daughters, Naphisate and Estimate, by a former wife, to two of the mat influential Naibs in Onassis. ficharoyl, at his wife's desire changed his decision, and married his daughters to two of his wife's brothers. This circumstance produced • very bad effect on the mountaineers. The Naibs resolved to revenge themselves, and they did so on the first oppor tunity, when he was finally attacked by the Russians. SchanyEs ee.',ind wife is handsome ; she idolises her hus band, and concentrates her entire affections between him and her daughter Sophilte. Chusnate looks on Zeidote as a dangerous rival, and uses all her efforts to compete with her in Linos. The wife of Kai-Nagoma, Schemers eldest son, is extremely beautiful. The wife of Sehamyla "emit son, who holds isfeammission in a Russian Lancer regiment, is likewise hitremelv handsome. Sehamyl's daughter Fatimate, who is married to the brother of Zeidote, is but fifteen can of age, and her husband seventeen. Schamyl has likewise three younger deughters—Dfajeonate, Bachon-Mossedon, and Sophiste. The first is extremely beautiful, but club-footed, which causes her father great pain, as he is devotedly attached to his family. The ladies of Kalouga, where the celebrated prisoner resides, visit his wives and daughters. When Schamyl is present at these visite the Circassian ladies cover their faces with their veils. A Russian lady asked Schamel to permit the likenesses of his family to be taken, to which he cemented on condit ion that their portraits should be taken by a lady. This condi- Lion was complied with, and the likenesses were executed. '' I v I