The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-01 00:00:00

THE EitRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 18 ff; , r te SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 1 THE cruarrir CHYLDREff AT Sr. PAUL'S. (THIS DA 7.) ---- THS OAKS DAY AT IPSOK TO THI INTO. 01 TIM 111/11111. 81,4 —Deferring ell comment upon " the French owl Derby," Hod &lit interestieg features of the Epsom Meeting, until Noonday, I have only here to supply yell With • brig analysis of the OW, for which valuable mot h er s will mot be • very extensive field, from present ' ipro meese. the following oompi . oites the mod probable • - " 361. 3 Hidden by i Bidder by srseedis. ..... ..osborne Discretion es Goatee Nishtingsil hp.......... Tordham Wild Arl Meow —.Doff* La rot ~v. v e B. Orlmsbaw Oistssl .... Jim a s Peeress Neer ........ Wells , Frisky Pate" .... ...... Ds" ...... Mani& White Da* Seams" L a gfi eksopw may start one at two of his eta-named fillies ► 411002 $, White Duch, though the latter is the best 03$ pe ep d htr lot, but of the whole team of J. Sciott'a ; ee d As will stay so well se do "The Wizard:* who has seezaplithal extraordinary things in eonnextrm with the 04 e , every credit, if she does not absolutely turn the ewes wee Siberia for the One Thousand defeat. La ! gr ip" who was third in the Newmarket thee, girl se day well also, mid should she turn up at the last se espd among the favourites, it will be quite possible fay tis Prosehmen to be credited with the Epsom double event. Ramis I on almost afraid to trust, with more thee half the boom in the Dansbary stable reedered liars de combat by idesem, for it is impossible to make certain she lss gimped ; and under any circumstances she would floc! . Wild Agues in getting the beat of Inch as yea s peek, , Zephyr, Fair Melrose, sad A iim is. Wild Apes was the queen of the young BIN last year, whoa I handicapped bee to give Mb tie Zephyr, 10lb to Fair Melrose, Illb to Siberia, rib pp White Duck, and 161 b to Ls Fortune ; sod, doeits the improvement these are all said to have made, 1 dull AM toot her to beat them, Zephyr's nee for the Darby sot improving her chance. Araucarla is a slashing filly ; but never having performed in public, it has yet to be determined whether she is as good as she looks. It ohs le, there are not many for her to beat, Siberia, Fair Helmer, Zephyr, Wild Agnes, La Fortune, and While Duck being the cream of her opponents ; nevertheless, the wither mast be looked for among the public per. former, and I cannot but believe that if WILD AGNES is to be beaten, the teak must devolve upea ZEPHYR. Tbe great Sauey foal will hardly bring out Gladiator, with his 121 b. penalty, his owner baring another to do tattle for him in Le Mandarin, the best el whose op• potent' are Jack o'Lantere, Olmar, sad Joker. Olmar is one of the staying sort, and would shine brighter over a a severer mane than this, the mile being sack as easy one that the "meting* Jack o'Lantera might get through—if he sea beat the Frenchman.—l am, &o, METEOR. ,::T. /Preach (et aserazo EPSOM SULZTING.—(THIS DAY.) GRAND STAND STAKES. Dee maimed three-quartere. Hose Hylda, King Chemin, Battaglia, Ommo mate,Hader the Clan& Confederate, Ephemera, Bole* aid Lady Rollo ire ham TWO.YEAILOLD STAKES. Halt a mile. Omfferiteh, Torment*, Fairy Foote** Tina, Vexations, MadMee, Janitor, Unshorn, W;lliatu Pitt, Liadtude, and Rama am hon. EPSOM CUP. Dioby Course. Soma* Wild Charley, Savoy, Brahma, aad Christmas Duel me here. EPSOM FOUR-YEAR-OLD BTAKMI. Derby Dor.* Gammen and Triumpher are bare. AIIAIVED.—Mary Hill, Eller On, Fleureite, Grace Darliag, Gold Pen, Scylla, and Quill. THE DERBY AND THE PROPHETS. Our sporting correspondent " Meteor " has again 1 Hexed himself a prophet. If oar radon refer to his letter is Monday, they will see that be named Gladiatear as the Mauro( th.Deeby. His words were :—"The public trials of Gladisteur sad Archimedes are too good to be overlooked,mid I am boned to anticipate the success of one of them, giving Ac preemser to the French hone." The other sporting writers who maned the French horn es the winner were Nees Life and the Sporting Gazette. As lately as yesterday “Argos" of the Post seined three home, neither of which nr Gladiatenr. The Standard, Telegraph, Advertiser, Ent, Afield, and Sporting Life were all wrong. The Sporting life, however, mentioned GlediaWer cc the second ; and the Telegraph writer, though depending solely on Brsdal• Mae, expressed a partiality for the horse of Count L. Male. THE WINNER OP THE DERBY. The Times congratulatea our neighbours on the bappy result of a healthy and friendly rivalry. The prise has been well and fairly earned. It is no chalice stroke of drill or wealth. The French ►ones have besa gradually impro►ed by constant emulation and care, and last year the raw which at Epsom is second only to the Derby wu won by a French mare from the same stable as that which achievel yesterday's moue. Now that ►he French have also woe the chief of all our races, they mast be considered to have fairly established themselves u our rivals on the turf. "They have beaten all the mew, wealth, and skill of Englishmen in their owe most cherished permit. When we have enumerated, moreover, the special advantages which Eoglishmen posses in this cachet, we must not forget the corresponding died menages with which a Frenchman eaten epos it It Is s span of no natural growth in his owe nation ; the genies tine people has not hitherto shown say aptitude for it ; and it is therefore almost siogle-headed, sad with ►ut little practice, that he bee to eneoant•r the wids-spreed ex perience and enthusiastic energy of the English nation. Agaiest inch odds it is a rare and honourable triumph to have been suconsfal. It must, indeed, in fairness be con fined that the winning horse came of English blood, was prepared by English treason, sad hidden by an English jo key. But still, no expenditure, however lavish, upon the mere machinery of English success would be suffineat, without the possession of genuine love foe the spat mad all skill in the owner of the stable." Ties Poet says :—" A few say telt of tie French horse Wag after all the product of English blood, but we think it &Ward to rob the victor of one single lief of the wreath which he has woe. Besides the mere question of blood, there are the questions of training, judgment, sad capital far the risk of large stakes. The French have now pro- dined gentlemen sufficiently imbued with the love of sport to giro all the Deaconry attention, anxiety, and ewe, as well as to run the oesearrent risks incumbent on those ohs wire to the highest !woman of the tart limy a "Win member of oar sai s wormy, =my ea sager aom• . . racer, and arse prime ministers have for ran sought, sad dna is vain, for tlto glory ol Manisa the Derby. The pest salioral mos confers immortality on its Winger, sad is the sporting world of Beaked the very may are known by the mow of the 'neonatal horses. Strange ae it nay mead, this Guaiiisar's year when Lagrange wins the Derby. The Poach will be toallant, for they invest thew matters with em intonational tannest, sod look tippet them as a positive struggis betimes the two countries. About their grand sod *elm victory there Is happily no drawback. The race was fair. Thirty raagoilloeut thoroughbreds started, and et them at inset six were horses of the most admirable kid—of Wedgies' parentage, eating greet same, sod basked for vast risks. The comp that amid meet them dowered a triumph, sod the magnificent animal sent by the Preach stable justified the audacity of his owser, who cop tend to encoaster the whole sparing power of &gland on its chosen historic masa. This notable sweat will do IMOil for the entails cordial* as diploatatie salaam or torthe of cowmen..' DIA= of • JocißT.--..ata inquest was held on Xreday last at Tambour*, Wore the Berkshire comer lelr. W. D. Wasbmoneb), as the body of Thomas Atwood, Bpd Hs a stable lad, in the employ of Mr. Archer a Ocher. It appeared horn the *ridesce of the bead lad lit deceased bed started on Saturday, wrapperin dallsel° aed s great co*, fora sweat as he was to ride at rtes., sad wasted to pall off fdb. weight. U. walked abwt tee miles, sad then fell down, wine some mea modes by advised that the clothes should be taken off him or be woe* / 4 e. They thee undreamed him os the Dowse, rubbed him der, emend him ever with all the clothes sad w lad west to Ashdown-pa* ter amistamme Mr. aer mi lte ll lumbeerse. *Med *at be dame to the** where de nse* was lyleg, sad tent with Ma sessehreeely sad segos aster, bat that - the jaw of the deceased was ' sWost dyed a" his elms sed, sad Maths was obliged. to tome OP.s lids mouth to administer the stimulant. Deceased was lasa pat to bed, end heeded by Mr. Leaned sad hie so!, fad tas al net noug. * and died the same Wahl *MA 10 o bib k. oNue of — daub, u stated by 14. Xi id. was *moo ° ,xertios, bre*. produced by the heat of UN *maw sad one- The afternoon annual meeting of the children belonging to the various parochial schools In the metropolis took place at St. Paul's Oathedrel Lord Fevershatn, President of she Society of Pekoes, and a num ber of distinguished personages were present. The Lord bigot and the City' Marshal, with the sheriffs and other city digoitarise, were early In arriving, and a rumour WI current that the Prince of Wales would be there ; but no intimation to that effect had reached the ottletals. The weather was exesediogly flue, and the progress of the children to the cathedral was as interesting as ever. Divine service commenced at 12 o'clock, the 100th Palm preceding the prayers. The psalms for the day were then chaunted by the gentlemen of the choir, the children joining in the Gloria Patri." After the First Leeson a "Ts Dem," composed expressly fee the occasion by Mr. Gum, was rung by the gentlemen of the choir, who also rendered the "Jubilate Deo," at the close of the Sewed Lesson. Before the Prayer for the Queen, the Coronation Anthem waa sung by the choir, the children assisting. The sermon, which was preached by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Bangor, was followed by a por tion of the 104th Psalm. The festival terminated with a Grand Choral and "Hallelujah" by the choir, the chil dren taking park Mr. Goes presided at the organ. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM lii NAVIGATION COMPANY.—(THIS DAY.) a a The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders is took plasm this afterecon at the eerapenv's offload, Leaden- IL hall-street, Mr. ARTHUR Annum! in the chair. et St The report, which appeared in the Express of Tuesday ft last, baring bees takes ma reed, tot The CHAIIIMANDIO4444 Al adoption. The report, be said, IL gays the shareholders all the information on important 11l poiate that the board could give. There was one no- 84 toward incident to which be ought perhaps to allude, namely, the grounding of the Nemesis in the e s Hooghly. The information on that subject did not Bs. reach the board till after the report had bees circa- 81 toted. Up to the present time they had received no direct It. telegraphic communication en the subject from the superkt- Maeat in India ; and they bad no information beyond 2 that afforded in the newspapers until two or three et days ego, when • gentleman belonging to the IL arm of James Wylie and Company called k at the offloa, and stated that they had received the follow- 111, iog telegram from their house in Went* " The Nemesis 10 still aground." That telegram was dated Calcutta, the it o 27th of January, two days after the vessel was first to grounded, at half-past 4 in the afternoon. That was all la the information they had on the subject. It must be borne in mind that the place where the venial grounded was la forty miles from Calcutta, and he presumed that their own II people were act busy in endeavouring to get the vessel off r . that they bed not had time to seed • vessel from Calcutta. es Another unfavourable circumstance was the non-antral of si the Austrrlian mail at Paint de Oslie, the place of junction M for the homeward mail, the result of which would be that M that meg would be delayed for some days. SI SI In reply to a question, Si The CHAIIIMAX observed that the profits were no doubt in 2 , some degree affected by the French company, adding that ti can would be taken never to declare a dividend out of any- In thing but profits. 51 The report was adopted, and the proceedings toituioated u in the usual meaner. • NATAL LAND AND COLONISATION COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon the fourth annual meeting took place at the Lambe Tavern, Sir JANIS KLPHINSTONI the chair. . . The report we takes as read. 141 The OW , 01•14, in moving its adoption, referred to the a , nooses with which the equalisation of \WING had bees g carried out by which the capital bad beep iocreased to ai 3651: W., only half of which bad be.. called-op, the rest Wog left as security for the debentures. Tb lands odd dur:og the year, which were those that wet the company the tweet amount, had realised a profit of 18,001., sad g the 87,C )0 acres remaislog would be largely increased la li value by the construction of the reilways, the question of s the guarantee for which was at preset under the cousideration of the Oolonial Secretary. He moved the sdoptioe of the report sod that a further dividend should be declared of 7s. per share free of income tax, makiou • total dividend for the year of 10 per coot. 1 After come damasks the notion wee speed to sod the g proceediop terminated in the wool manner. THE LATE STEWARD OP THE EARL OP SHAFTESBURY. --•-- ei The Sherborne Journal of to-day contains a full report of the meow:Bap at the examination at Shoehorns If of Mr. Waists, on the charges of embezzlement brought 1 • 4 against him by his late employer, the Earl of Shaft's- u bury. Yesterday the accrued was admitted to hail in 14 5,C .. 71. to meet and surrey the following 'Margo' at the ti assizes : - Obtaining by Wee pretence, 271. 138. 7d. from Mr. Targett (other charges varied this) ; embezzling 1,1221. 4s. 115. in January, 1860; 2734 on let October, 7 ; 4121. on 22nd December , 1860 ; 1651. on the 16th October, 1854. 1031.138. 6d. on 9th of May, 1861; 1 3 0 1 . g 12r. bd. on 10th December, 1856 ; 1481. 2s. 6d. ino 13th December, 1860 ; 2,452/. Be. Bd. on the moments of 1855 I 6671. 16s. 3d. on the amorist of 1857 ; 6711. 168. 21. on the amount of 1858 ; and 8,3031. 15e. 11d. between 1855 and 1863. Al the examination on Tuesday. Mr. H. T. Cole, who appeared for the Earl of Sbaftesbwy, before he proceeded with the ease, referred to the fact that several private letters 1 bed been published is the Standard, they having been beaded over by the prisoner's solicitor or the prisoom ' himself to the reporter. He characterised the proceedings as most unjustifiable and improper. He then proposed to read letters from Lord Ashley and the Hoe. Lionel Ashley, the subject. Mr. Lewis (for the prisoner) objected-Mr. Cole's remedy lay with the newspaper. The reporter of the Standard said he begged to contradict Mr. I.lde that the letters had been furnished him by Mr. Lewis. Mr. Cole-You had better sit down ; you published the Utters most improperly, sad you ought to be excluded the mart. The Chairman said they very ranch regretted the pub• lkhing of those lettere, end thought Mr. Cole might be allowed to read anything in the way of explanation. Mr. Cole then read the following letters : " 24, Orosrenor-equare , April 7, 1865. " Sir,-I observe in t in EP:Sift(' Standard of this day a report of the proceeding@ before the Shoehorn maga testae relating to the prosecution of Mr. Robert Waters by my father. A letter of mine dated January 24, 1861, is there inserted at fall length, although it "moot read in court, and is evidently produced with the intention to imply that my father wee is the habit of encouraging hie sow to borrow mow of Mr. Waters. I never borrowed but one sum of 501. through Mr. Waters. This I did without the knowledge of my Esther en Feb. 7,1859. It was In my first year as aa under graduate at Cambridge, when I foolishly outran my income. Mr. Waters did not lend me his own money, as you will use by his letter, which INK:lam, bat undertook to get me 501. from another person on my note of hand, chargiag me 5 pee ant. Oa June 30, 1864, I paid him his charge al 651. lts. 6d., being at the rata of wady 6 instead of 5 per oat., and he then returned me my note of heed. " Saint Giles', Jan. 31, 1859. " Sir, I am very sorry that I have not 501. of my owe, er I would seed them directly. I can. however, get them on a note of band at 5 per cent., and then you will have to give me yours to hold myself in exchange. Your rep ly ad will oblige. I hark the honour to be, sir, your moot o ient servant, " S. Wanes. "To the Hon. Lionel Ackley." " Bt. Giles, April 2, 1866. "My Dear Father,-1 am very sorry indeed that you should have been annoyed by the production of that letter if raise to Waters. I feel that you ought to have an ez plaestiou. It was a sum, sot lama as it appeared in print, of 501. borrowed by me in 1857, at the elms of our honeymoon, preview to our going abroad. I asked biro to armors it to me oat of my next quarter, sad of routes 'apposed that he bad Wooled it from the next. It is a thing that is constantly done. Ido not mean to say that I have constantly dope so. That was my only pecusiary trans erica of any sort or kind with Waters, or, iedeed, with Turnbull. You may imagine my astonishment when I reesosived a letter from Waters in 1863 asking me whether he should *amp it to you or me.' • ASILLIS." Tun Ammonia os Su J.V. Sams; ?LP. — In consequence of this assonselowest in this wonder's papas of the retironcrot of Sir Jolts Villiers Shelley at the sad of the mood wile/nook a nesting of the City of West wirier Liberal Hogistradoo Society will be held at Cad ' well's Rooms, Dsometreist i Soho, this evening. for tits oes ' sidoration of bamboos of itapertanos. TDB PRENIDINT AND TIM RESIIKTIR. —The President's asnrast. " Oid Dodd," related an Wotan°, of bag ram .0.1 to puttee a deserter es the applicatica at bb wife. The mu. bad already furnished a substitute,. this was wok drank by some compsaions sad Wood to solid ; wham ha booms sober be deserted, Wigwag that le bad dose his duty by tba govarsawat is Irving tarnished a sabstitato For this he was sisteaced to be 'hot,. The wide maw to tit! White Holt* with bait baby la ber wow " She had bees," said Old Asia, " waiting ham Woe daps, sod then wan so /Moss for hoe to got is. Lets la the afterooria of tbs Wed dig. the Prorat wee seise Mew& the look passage to his priests woos to got • eels of to or take was resit Os his way through be bead the little baby cry. Ha bestaatly west took to his oar dad awl the ball. "Dual; said be, " therm smarm with a baby is the loorossai r I aid there was. aad if be amid allow sae to say ik I dwelt it our a oar be ssgN to ew ; lisr id was • waster of life sod loth. Said be, "sad bet to ma at sow" Site west is. toll her sassy. wed Use headset pasilowil brie WAWA ad lb* I wow= tome we Ines Ids preems, bar we mere lifted tad her dere nowriag I. graver, the tams Mmeaiog dawn bee Aosta. I west ap to bor. awl wall. bar odd, "Medea, it was tits baby that did iit"--lersiisr's 11sposias far i.e.. SHARE LISTS-47118 DAY.) Two °Mum The railway market is inactive to-day, and, with the exception of a rise of per cent. in Me tropolitan, the principal stooks show no change. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1231 to ; Great Western, 734 to 74 ; Midland, 134 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 122 f to I ; South /astern, 85 to 86 ; Great &Meta, 48} to ; Caledonian, 132 to 133 ; Lon don and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Northern, 131 to 132 ; ditto A, 1474 to 1484 ; and Metropoli tan, 139 to 140. Foreign and colonial railway shares exhibit no variation. OIDINAILY MAXIM AND ISTOCE.A. I Ds. 1 zaiwAn. I ' rd&Y peas I &gm So a. 4a Yeeta. to 1 p. R itea R is I. 100 algal sal issart Claisdaaisa Ounbrlan Oat aal Bioko Clomwan be. •1 Away. antll 8 Do. El to. °Jdd to Nada sadßaJtese td.ln I=mad L Western isstin!.slr4,ll4. OA A 131 1118 vs SS Do L.tlik., Nut Grad Nortballoollead ereatlfortlisen Do..t rec. se ay. ea- Do.B 101 Ip. e. 4 paid 13 Gt. 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PROVINCIAL SNARE NABERIW. titmaeos. *WILT 11.-411 ans Maar e-avemal anilem 11 1 London lad Nara Wales, 1161 ll I 4 4l I l-bleadieriar, , abothald. and Ilacoln, ithe 1- illdlaad. 1311-ImMe and Noah- Westas 11l Rama A, 108-North Union A, Paankthlo, 14 p.-Bniale sad Lk* Hum, 4 616-Ida 41 1-Mlnale MOM, 7q - Ikea turalabonat alarm 114 746- Lo a, 71-tadled States 616 Banda. on I I-anima lank Seale r mad TAmpool (14thlad), 44 p.-11mak ot Lionepool. IS -Marmot fl•sseial annelados (LAMIldi 19 41 - - Wortaatik and &amps bra (Williesl-14 11-th - will dad amill Ma" 1114-kaisa Nadia idea, 4 6.-Oneaa lanesam i 11-16 p.-)amens and thaw Marais, .4 v. -Magma Masa =IC el 1114.-Pledae Nem, 111 -W r est laths and Pathan It i a• ilauthartsk Mar St -Plan am a Wass, and aka was May. Alamo Bank ( 4 p.-IMiallow, Vaughan, and Co t emand), el p. Lam 7-16eath Tama. al 7 nal Mahan all 11 A. -0 at anth Task Canada. 184-11 oh (*Mrs]. 7441 ++! F - Immor• mad Talk' i give. 123 -Loodon sad Cale.toalsa lannrasea 1-16 p. -London and Math Wailers, 1114 4111 Ilka• Md. and U Tont and i oadnaire, Ste:. in 4 Fe 1 Passivis. PI- Untied Sista &ID Taus' al 1- OW IMUMICIZAS. MATTE-The Mang maaliesa to. awe '- Great Astern, Word as ad pasnalsa. 1111 le ltD , -41adloled, la, el Brun. millas-tto IL and IL dam Iprom, sollore and' iaialit Di tn, To 745, onsra-ftrieme CANA 1111, layearllsraak and Planaglmn Canal, ile ten 4114-111rEM kaw lawkia, Oinemat. 11l len 431-111nalalthin AMA Mak Mak 111,Myles-LloW. 11l to 111 paw -MMlnk ithel lholign Salim Plaa mo =pnea, miss kik aliLda a 1 geo.-8448orashin i di& So par ars, 1I se 101- Wises. MI melea, - 1117Eli Oa IL p eas. . - Wows, seed Um, fief Ay s I 'what Man dap MUDS ..41nth Ilingastme Usimismik, li Warm 14 to 4 prem, baring bona done vithardag as if ma, mead In error at g prom CL pima K 61 18 II K Of IN N N N i.e Iff i.e 10? 106 108 101 10/ 101 Isll 108 108 1011 106 106 lff 100 10$ 101 104 93 N 100 101 OS N 01 es 106 IN 81 90 N 90 101 1K 110 108 MONEY MARKET.-(T7118 DAL) FRESH REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CLock. The Directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly meeting to-day, have reduced the minimum rate of discount from 4 to 3h per oent. This measure has tended to confirm the generally favourable tendency of the stock markets ; but, owing to the continued and remarkable inac tivity of business, scarcely any improvement has taken place in prices. Consols are about 1-18 per cent. better for the account. Other stocks are mostly quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. The discount market is rather inactive to-day, but for the moment there is no disposition to transact business below the reduced minimum at the Bank of England-3 per cent. In the Stock Exchange there is more demand for short loans on English government securities. The charge, how ever, does not exceed n to 3 per mut. The discount establishments now allow 2+ per cent. for money at call, 21 at seven days' notice, and 3 at fourteen days' notice, showing a decline of per cent. in each case. The joint stock banks have also reduced their terms for money on deposit from 3 to 2} per cent The government broker has purchased to-day 15,0001. Three per Cents. Reduced for the sinking fund. _ _ _ S a I . K - 10e} Ili I iii In ei if An --- At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 87fr. 270., being about the same as yesterday. Console are now quoted 914 to 4, with div., for money, and 891 to 90, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols for money, 914, 1, 4 ; ditto, for account, 891, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4,4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 894, 4 ; Annuities, 1885, 141 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, 1 ; and Ex chequer Bills, par. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates have experienced • relapse of 4 to 4 per oent., but, with this exception, foreign stocks are steady, without movement. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:- Greek Bonds, 204 to 1 ; Mexican, 241 to f ; Confederate, 7 to 9 ; Spanish Pas sive, 324 to 4 ; the Certificates, 164 to ; Turkish, 1858, 724 to 731 ; ditto, 1862, 74 to 75 ; ditto Oonsolidsia, 484 to 4, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Egyp hen, 96 ; ditto, second issue, 1001. bonds, 96 ; ditto, 1864, 934, 944 ; ditto, 100/. bonds, 931 ; French Three per Cent. Routes, 66fr. 25c. ; Greek Coupons, for account, 81 ; Italian, for account, 651 ; Mexican, 1864, 233 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 80 ; Portuguese, 1856, dm, 49 ; Russian, 1822, 911 ; ditto, 1862, 904, 1, 911 ; Sardinian, 76, ex die. ; Spanish New Deferred for account, 401 ; ditto Passive, for account, 324, 1, 32; ditto Certificates, for account, 164, 4 ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 744, 4 ; ditto, 1001. bonds, 744, 75 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 374, 37 ; ditto, 1864, 401. International Financial shame are now quoted 11 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 1 prem.; London Financial, 7to 4 per.; Imperial Mercantile, 21 to 4 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilise of England, 34 to 4 prem., ex div. ; Ottoman Soci4t6 Gdndrale, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Egyptian Trading, 14 to 1 die. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :-Metropolitan District Railways, 91 to 104 prem. ; Moscow Gas, 14t01 1 die. ; Russian Iron Works, 7 to 9 prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 41 to 1 prem. ; Varna Railway, 9to 10 prem. ; Ottoman Com pany, Ito 4 prem.; Lion Brewery, 21 to 31 prem. ; Northern Assam Tea, old shares, 1 to 1 prem. ; ditto New or B, 4to 4 pram. ; Penman Railways, 11 to 24 prem. ; Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway, 3to 4 prem. ; and Plymouth Shipbuilding, 7 to 9 prem. The scrip of the new Ottoman Loan is quoted 2 to 11 discount. The A stook of the Metropolitan Extension Rail ways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Com pany is 4 to 44 prem. ; the fully paid, 5 to 54 About 55,000 sovereigns from Portugal were sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 494,0001. for the week. The Great Northern Railway traffic return shows this week a decease of 2,7641., compared with the corresponding week of last year the Great Western an therms° of 6411. ; the Midland an increase of 7,5181. (the receipts from goods traffic for the cor reepooding week of last year including those of Whit week); the Great Eastern an increase of 2,2531. ; and the London and North Western en increase of 4,0381. We have received a oopy of the prospectus of the London-bridge Land Company (Limited). The object is to purchase the freehold estate in the Borough lately the site of St. Thomas's Hospital. This estate occupies an area of about three acres, and is situated at the termini of the South Eastern and Brighton Rail ways. The prospectus states that-" The cost of purchase to this company will not exceed 200,0001., a sum very much below the estimated , value put on the ground by the most emiuent sur veyors, and given in evidence by them before the arbitrators appointed by the government to deter mine the value between the hospital and the rail way company." It is also mentioned that plans have been prepared showing an extensive line of street frontage adapted to shops and warehouses. The south wing of the hospital, it is suggested, may be made at once remunerative by being converted into a hop and malt exchange, or premises of a similar description, provided with offload and ware houses, arranged to meet the requirements of mer chants and others. Power is to be taken to pay five per and. per annum on the paid-up capital until the declaration of a dividend." The capital is 300,0001., in 6,000 shares, of 501. each. Subscrip tions are invited by Messrs. G. IL and A. T. Jay. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of Hewett and Co. (Limited) is convened forte 7th of June, to confirm the resolution passed , on the 10th of May, which authorised the directors I to pay ed interim dividends. A spehal meeting of the West London Docks and Warehouses Compony is convened for the 16th of June, to consider • bill now before parliament. The annual meeting of the African Steam Ship Company is called for the 14th of Jon!. The East India Financial Association (limited) ; have to-day received their certificate of change of title to the "East India Land Credit and Finalise Company (Limited)." An order was made on Saturday last by View Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood to wind up the Ryde Quay Company (limited), and Mr. H. Threllnd Edwards has been appointed the provi donna official liquidator. Timm was a fall yesterday of 21. In the shares of the Humber Ironworks Company, Mahal, with 161. paid, wove quotei lb to 13 die. The seesithig of this of wares is that tii• 1114 per hare paid by the original subscribers is wholly lost. In the ease of the Contract Corpaistion (Limited) the dem olishes is astiolly is excess of the amount paid, the quetaliss yesterday for lb. shares, with 51. paid, being 7to 5 die., so that, according to the peke wet forth is the Stock Elle list, • seller el these 1061. sham, in addition to the loss of the mow psid, liesappareatly to give the buyer some IS per that* ice 'situ,' est ol the reoposaibility *volved in sisiedisig- epees. Ow revelry et the *adenoids'. Such is the want of confideoes on the 10 1413 Y{ 96 lri 91 JOINT 1110CIL &LIR% No. ILa 1 Duna. IPd 1 CI. primes. I Soma 116;01 1 1 1.4 1 10,000.100 Agra 41 Meatgramies(L $0 llt HS - MN 10,000 01 Do. Do. New 111 51 46 - 60.0 1 10,000 60 Milos l6 4 3 dls -• 1 0 , 01 10,000 101 AnbreslocaUsergool 06 6 6pm 794 10,1• 10,000 1011 D. lamed at 10 pm. 16 3 4pm -• 110.111 100 , 000 * ' AM& aosrelaa - 660 40,0 00 60 Aaglo limn's& (Um.) 124 l am par *ol 20,0001 60 I A.-udo Malmo (Limos'.' U 5 4Wm - /601 11.000' 10 ' islatlcElank.Oor.newskl 10,16 iss.lbLpta ,U. /ftpd. I Ili 6 1 •-• MN *640 MI lAvelnlasut aU 04 71 - 11, 6 TACO 861 Do. Now an 6.1 70 - St& 17,600 10 ' Danko/ BralshLolombla 16 1 1 psi - 0006 14000 116 Oink of t= 60 all SO II _ IDA 6000 100 ,Ilank of 140 143 - 100 $6,000 19 ]Dank of Otago (Canted) 7 24 tele - 0 10,000 1011 'bank of Queensland (L) 16 6 441 a id -id 10 : 0 100.000 89 1 Bank elVlatorla, Austria 16 St 64 - MO 110 ,000 10 Bank at New Toslaad 60,000 1111 Bradll4o6Portugussi(L 10 1 I pa dla - 111./ 10,000 80 Ontlah & Californian (I. Ti 4 t die - MO 30.000 011 Britian. Amide* 40,000 111 C. Bk. loan gue.,ll2.las di SS Si - 60,0 80,000 26 i Chart. Mu. of lona,&c. In 40 47 - 00,0 MOO 100 1111ty *O4BlOO Colonist 40,000104 Gm. Book of Ceitada all - - -. 40,060 11, I , oco. Rank ol leas, eta. ID 29 St - 14§1 200. 100,000 10 I Cooseldated Weak (L.) I sk 6loss - 00 6,000 MO Vontuswatel * • ILe - .... 6,000 100 Do. Sew 106.4 90,0001 00 Beet Landon (Limped! 6 i 1 r e - 7,1 JOAO TO Deism Irchangs(Lba) i 4 044117 ..... 111,1 10,000, 21 .English !olnt Stock 11. )10 I Ipm 111 4 WI 60,000 , 10 'lo4.3eotitaasLellesta. all 194 204 - 1401 110:10 0 1 60 Iltoglish sad Ilwestliit (L IA 4 sdo 0 .... KV 0, 00 ragman KanklUmMed U 116 *Ds - 16,000,100 IlladawoOklaslUsp.(L) 116 U. 6 dls 174 * 108041100 I Do. Mersa alt pm l6 gsdo 17 1 1 , 1 16,000 100 Do. New - *A 10,000 100 haperlal !sant, Umbel 10 810 gm 161 NM 19 0 d 156,000010 29 Ys' Maim ig* lei i 0 1 . 1 116.1 6 2.6 haat& - 0,000 61 no. New 6 idle ipas ee 100,440 SO laol Moran: Indki(L) 6 par Iges 4 10,1100 911 Lon.llk.ofnexlco, _6o (1 1* 4 3AM Or loin WO toss. Bonk Mllootland'L 11 1 6AM - 14. 110 Dube and nrsalllas 40 111 114 pm M sCO ide.. Gr 404 0 16 De. New. ht 5 .1 11616 pa - f:: 7 1 „,.. -_- Br 34 la GLIM* M Atao en Is U 80,000 00 Leaden sal Comp lO 76 76 71 6,000 100 Los. 8am61G04n.111.( 1 )18 18 16 Ss - 71 -'Landes Johd SU*. - - 60,000 9///loodon& lea* /Mews all 1 8 DI Al 160 bra EB. & Welaern ID M. 10 UM par - & 0,10010 Do. 60. New ll4 IdM par - trl 60 0 00 ILoodoo&Venessala (L) 114 s 2 gh, - Land 60. 003 100 ,I,ea. & irestrolaster 16,010 100 'Merchant Oank,Urs.) O6 DIII par - ".. 0, 8 liaraddie • beitlllifib D 41 Ms - I _l E 0.0001140 Metro. & 177•. beak (L. 10 44 441. .- "." 406;160*(90 Do. do. - lo m 1,100;1110 Midland Biala (Ca) $3,4001100 , Nations& of limp:wt lO 6$ B o ... --**, 70 . 000 [1 00 N.Pes. et and . SkOlt 10 1 Do. 22er . -. Mal 8 0 • 044 1 In Da led kerne II - - i 11- NOUS* Sauk ..... Mid fteL 2 " 1 06. Neer ill In SI - 17,1100 . 1 0 1 Ilaw Sala Wide all 4S A! ... D., 41,,G0) 10 row isilmal (11081011 i ism isatWen , WAN Di = ,, e7=11 ., n3 a pis Wn4 06 * 04 10 47i X 661 10 0 inortaikaAtinsOonx(L 74 34 lidis - , Cam 7, JO * DJ. do. I se,oBo ISO Trades el Irsimeg 1 10,400 10 Do. do. New al - - -. Ilidd 4 117 11 611866,1hud.,110d61(1. 10 4 $ dla - 136 ( 24, 111 *Mb anstralla an 16 Ss - 1761. . le, 1111 nu* ad &IL Atria IS a 6 die - B • .0,900 06. 66 to **a 10 76 Ms •••• Ore . 0 as 00 Cam al Liam* ... . di di Ss a la c 0.1110 IN pros d 1,01.66 Old.) II 6 1 .... Bas 0 NAM 114 170108 46 Laois& l6 118 MI 1114 baj I------.. 1611 1160 r MUM& PI • A la. illi. I Dena. Ihii CL /dm. 4 WM , IV, a 6,60:,:i N. L e os. 81466 Wis.: 106 Ili ' -.. 86 I. I *Ad II 118~00101 6 ... ... .-.....0 , i 6,,e78,114 /12k84.4tharta. IN IT ON .... sir I 8 U.dias ..• m• .., Est I te" M I 10.0) woe` kfiVisl was so.oco; 1110,000 toomol seio,sool IKON 1101. ta1.600 0001 likioo 1000,000 MOW /IMO Ns. I On. ,010 ti 'NiIAP I - I.llio is lOW I 10G00 00 le 1,001 1 S 6,000 1,000 I 000 M OUt ,000 I 1816 1 1,000 %OW 4 ),000 10 1,000 1 1:000 1 4000 10 ;1741 10 oix _1 Kati 10 I.ilto t hOOO b ;,:iiil i :~i 1101 1 10.4 70 1 417.4 -. poi WA -. L.l 1011 -. 101 I 0011PLINUIS._ ►aq ISO If W If PP! 41 di = Id 18 ph pot' 1 1 an II Si SI I idle Se 4 g., r li Ws ll_ S. ,i" it= PS Si 1 41 Itf., 11 44 S Ma i 1$ INICIL pews. i lam. 1 rd. t asues. I Won 4 - ii 9 1 118 4 Mt 1 4 ii I 1 a 41. so %a part of the public in a concern which recently de clared a dividend at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum, and whose last dividend was 10 per oat. It behoves the shareholders in this and similar °unpaid/le to make strict inquiry, with a view to disabuse the public mind of the prejudice which now exists. The dividends de slued have been either timid fads or unwarranted by the position of the company. If the former, it may well be eked—why are the shares at such a discount ? If the latte-, the sooner the company's affairs are thoroughly probed the better. The subjoined report on the bullion market is from the circular of Messrs. Sharp. and Wilkins : The silver market academe exeredingty quiet, and we have no 'miasma from oar last prise of be. 00. per mem steamed to report. An Menem{ inquiry for Holland se Gee time tamed a Miele; adman. bat the demand was eel, tomparery, and bat now again subsided. No abipmests whatever are bswg of eeW to India. Mexican dollars ere again rather lower, the neared quotations being 4*. 110. per cones. Is the abuses of ter purelasees for China , the large amount jut arrived per Shannon will io all probe. batty be sold for refining, se they sow closely approximate to their intriasic value as silver. Gold is arriving in very ocassidashis quantities from America, sad net tie s im p rei gulped tar export is chiefly sold to the Bank of About 75,0004 in bar gold has also hem returned from India, Winnwir EVILIMM. Dona°la, which dosed yesterday at 891, "sellers," ex div., for the Bth of June, opened this worms( at 891 to /, and closed at 89 13-16 to 15-16, or. 891. For money the last price was 911 to 1, with dividend. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, I, 4, *; ditto for account, 81a ; Three per heats. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, L ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1 ? 61 ; ditto Four per Cent., 99/ ; Five per Cent. as hore' rupee paper, 101. The government broker bought to-day 15,000 L Reduced Three par Cents. for the sinking fund. Indian government securities were steady. Exchequer Bills remain flat, owing to the disposi tion evinced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer to reduce the rate of interest at every available opportunity. The closing quotation was par to 4e. prem., being ls. lower than yesterday. In the foreign stook market firmness prevailed. The principal feature was a rise of per cent. in Spanish Passive, the Certificates, however, remain ing unaltered. Greek Bonds and Coupons, as well as Turkish of 1858 and 1862, improved I per osnt. ; and Russian Three per Cents., together with the Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta. of 1850, and the Five per Ceuta. of 1862, Turkish Consolides were r-m . Italian stock, however, deellued j per oint., and Venezuela Bonds of 1862 were also quoted lower. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 151 to ; National Discount, 10 1 to prem. ; Joint Stook Discount, 14 to 11 dia. ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 1 dia. ; Ottoman Socifti Gdnorale, 21 to 3 prem. ; and Milan Im provements, 5 to 51 prem. There was a reduction in London Mercantile Discount share', but those of the Ceylon Cowpany, as well as Ebbw Vale and Ottoman GAS, were in quired for. The shares of the Imperial Mercantile Credit Association were again in active demand to-day, and rose 10a. Those of the other financial companies were steady. The clueing quotations are anuexed. vie. ; —lnternational Burr vial, Ito 11 prem.; Genital Credit, 11 to 11 prem.; London Financial, 61 to 74 prem. • Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2 1 to prem. • Credit Fouoier and Mobilier (both old and new dimes), 31 to prem., ex div. The closing (but in some eases nominal) quota. dons for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Rio de Janeiro Gas, par to press. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 4/ to em. ; Liao Brewery, 3 to 34 prem.; Peruvian )ways, 11 to 21 prem. ; Ottoman Couipany, Ito 11 Deem. ; Rus sian Iron Works, 8 to 9 prem. • Dublin Connect ing Railways, 3 to 34 prem. • kampton Estates, 1 to 2 prem. ; Loudon Steam &lbw, 1 to 1 prem. - Plymouth Shipbuilding, 7 to 9 preen. ; Estates Investment, 2 to 1 dia. • Cheshire Salt Works, 1 to 2 prem. ; Northern A ssam Tea, old shares, par to prem. ; ditto B, part* 4 prem. We are requested to state that to-morrow (the let of June) is the last day for sending in applioe- Bons for the unissued shares of the Ottoman [tail way Company. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.; Two o'Cwoic. - - - _ In the mining market to-day there is a good demand for Nast Grenville, and Wheal Grenville shares at rather better quotations, and Clovertoo, Chiverton Moor West Chivertoo, and New Lovell are firm. Subjoined are some of tue premed prices Wheal Noes, 34 to 35 ; South Condurrow, 3k to k ; Obiverton, 8 to tk Cbiverton Moor, si to k ; East Grenville, 2( to 4 ; Wheal Grenville, 3 to k ; West Chiverton, 70 to 75 : New Lovell, 25a. to 30a. •, Great North Laxey, 2to ; and Kest I.oveU, 12 to 4. Very few transactions have occurred in foreign and colonial ruining shares, and prices are unchanged. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. crEns DAY.) (sr ILS:111113 AID nrroornerotrat, "manors.) (fox 001 OWN 0011anfOYDZIT. ) Cotton rairkos Talbot dorm Balm probably 20,000 bolo Of LOOM 111N011113-LLNIL—(THIS DAY.) Socete—No pablie melee bass bseu bold to-day, NA privately oily meaty salsa Ns reported, isolodtsgGb. Visosst. at SI& &I.; Tobago, 31s. dd. to 335. 61. Solissa-- Prises wallow to bs napportsd, bet Uses is *sly a very iognirr. Corral.—The sensually lame public sales to take plass lodor lees obooked busbies, by private cootison The essintity to lie offered sossiste of 2,120 casks. 3,300 bop .1 Ogles. 120 lap se Cods Vass. sod 60 susitsses of Jimmies. tlis soles boys sostesissoad Bloodily at the volustios. N.A.—Tim musket females quasi. Sacs.—No soles reports& Ear.—dbout 100 postilions sold Jamtiea at 3s. 4d. is 30.6 d. ; Deeieratek sale 7d. tin mesas-600 bop Timid** 54 sod 3; sold at 264 flo 26. Gd. 00011111M4. —There is e; steady donnasd for this article as the full onrriesey of the last peals sal... Corms. —Tb• imposed dewed ettetteeee. 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