The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-11 00:00:00

r LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS'DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Vim-Chancellor Wood.) kilnCar= 111101.11.—ARRalt-Ita-POGUI Irt MAMMY. ykis was a motion on behalf of Mr. Bamikaalt, the „ w enn and Mr. Slue, of the Tribune uetoe. New yob, to reettain the roprietor end publisher 01 the London ,eld, from pabthhing any part of that periodical v eining a tale f waded on the pialatiff's play of Arndt. w pogne. It appeared that the defendant had published a g g ie wider that title la his periodical. which followed pretty *may the Mulder:its ? and, in some respects, the wage of the pliontire piece. The stage directions ace " Glendalough. mooolight, the rains of St. Kevin.," big truslitted and extended bito such deserip gees as, "In the heart of Wicklow is a lonely lake awn as Oleudalougb. Steadily rids the moonbeams ow its silver depths as they bathe in a flood ga argent splendour the ruins of St. Kevla's Abbey," together with more of the same kind. Mourn Bouoicault and Hove, it may be with a want of tuts for flu writing, con sidering that the defeadmit's publication wee net an im provement on the original Arrah.nnTogne, end that it wu calculated to injure the popularity of the piece, hied this and made thew present motion. On behalf of the defendant it was alleged that the copy. right in the play would not prevert the right of publishing the setae matter as a novel, that the play bad been pub vend i n America, that Mr. Berger had, in fact, discontinued the tale by piling up the haters and brining ft to a hasty and unbusioesnlike weelusion, and that really Do dame wan being done to Mr. Sunsuit, but rather the country. by the readers of the London Herald being in. danced with desire to become eye-winnow of scenes so brilliantly diecribwl. Mr. Rolf and Mr. Nau, instraeted by Mr. °wow, and Mr. Giffard, sad Mr. Inca, with Kr. 'Wood, of gb;, common law be,, iestrueted by Mr. Josiah Merriman, were Io the awe. The Vi ce -Chancellor was of opinion that the facts showed • oopyright not only in the play u dramatic piece," but also to the play aso " book," and that, therefore, the pub• banal of dotal* in the London Herold was an infringe ment of tbe " book " oopyright. He felt premed by the fact that me of the anthon was who had registered the work at New York. and question& of porimakthocie might arise upon this at the hearing, but in a awe of such an ephemeral property aa this the court ought no t to star its hand by Tomos of • doubt whir thee the relief could be somathed at the hear- The benefit of the doubt must be given to the defendant by undertaking on the part of the *MO*. The order would, therefore, be for an injami iies restraining the defendant fr om making ass of thy manes or pewees from the plaintiff's work, .firrah-na. POPO, the plaiotiff to be answerable for damage which the defendant might be put to by the injunction if th cou at the hewing came to the conclusion! that the e plaintiff bad no title, COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings in Bineo.—()ore Justices Blackburn, Mellor, and Shee.l This was the last day of term. Mine the last day of term in former years, this presented, se Mr. Justice B burn observed, a marked contrast. Until recently, a rather long day was occupied with motions of various kinds before three judges sitting in banco is the full court and two others in the Bail Court. Of Itte the business has so mach fallen off that the full tourt has rarely Iwo occupied more than half a day in bearing motions, and the Bail Court but an hour or two. To day both conga had disposed of their motions before 11 o'clock. and the full court promeded with the mess in the new trial paper. N. longer Igo than Lord Campbell's time thin court bad hequently to sit on the last day of term until 7 or 8 o'clock M sight, and in some instanom after 9 o'clock, in order to Mrid of the numerous motions it was imperatively news. y to make on the hut day of term. This term there have WC probably fewer motions made than has been known, and they certainly havebeen of the most uninteresting character pneible. MINIS v. VLIISH. This was an action tried at Guildhall before Mr. Justies thee, when ► the learned lodge nonsaited the plain tiff. Subsequently Mr. Henry James obtained a isle to set the nonsuit raids sad to-day Mr. Mush appeared in person to show cause against the nlib The plaintiff is an auctioneer at Oxford, and the &- Want is a pabliean and a freeman of the borough. Previous Utile mow in 1863, the plaintiff put up by auction by the ikeetion of the race oommittee, though that did sot smear in the bills, certain plate of land on Pool Meadow, Ain the rams are held, for the erection of booths. The dateadant attended the auction and bid for one or two lots. .He a...pia it during the races, but when payment of lbe rent was demanded, he refused to pay, upon ihe ground that an Pool Meadow belonged to the Mean of Oxford he had • right to occaoy the had as being • part of his freehold p rop erty. He was mg for the amount, 271., and on the trig the defendant leek tke same point, and a second that the plaintiff was not lie right person to sue. Mr, Marsh to-day, in showing cense against the rule, nmed the same objections. Mr. Justice Blackburn said that having bid for the use of the land, and thereby contracted to pay for it, he could not afterwards set up that it was hie own land. He ought to have asserted his right before be took possession of the had. The only question was whether the right person was maim him. Mr. Henry Jamie was then heard on that point. He sateaded that the auctioneer having made the contract, he was the right person to sue. The Court held that the nonsuit must be set aside and a new trial had, on the graced that there was • case to go to the jury to show that the plaintiff was entitled to recover the remuneration for the occupation of the land. Rule absolute. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Beroa Bramwell). Josiah drrownsith, furniture dealer, carrying on badness b Whitechspel, surrendered to take his trial upon an in dictmeat t charging him with wilful and corrupt perjury. andStTindal Atkinson and Mr. Poland prosecuted, an Sleigh and Mr. Begley were mussel for the de- The elm e, it appeared, aton e of of oome proceedings under ptcy Act, one of the datum of which provides that peewee not able to pay 20e. in the pound may, by obtaining the consent of three-fourths of the cre dikwa, makes deed of arrangement , by which the remaining portion of the creditors must abide. The charge against the prisoner was that in making such a deed of arrange mint he put down in the account a number of pawns as creditors, amongst whom was a William Frost. his father hi-law, to whom he made it appear be owed 6501., sad he made an affidavit that those parties were hie creditors, and be bad obtained the consent of three-fourths of the number to • oomposition of half-a-crown in the pound. It was, how ever, alleged that nearly the whole of the parties he had pat down as creditors were Isis relations, and that he did not owe them anything, and by this mean, the defendant get off by paying only a small portion of his debts and retained nearly the whole of his property to his own nee. William Frost, the father-M.llm of the prisoner, who me down in the prisoner's list as • creditor to the 'Unmet M 6501. was called, and he stated that the prisoner did set owe him that rum. The cam for the defendant was that he had been deceived by some p•ttifogging lawyer, and that it was at hie sow:o -ffice that he made out the bet of pretended debts. believing - Oat by so doing be should escape from his diffieulties with- Met injuring anyone. The jury found the defendant Guilty. The.. was another indietment against him for unlawfully emesaliog property, after having been edjuditeted a bank rupt, but it was not proceeded with. The learned judge, in passing sentence, mid it appeared to him the defendant bad been guilty of a most barefaced and most outrageous pion of roguery, and he ordered him to be Imprisoned and kept to bard laver tor two years. TEIII POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. aeaACLTIA6 ♦ CHILD. Mr. George Firth, who clasaribri himself aa an Ind& padeat gAntleman. was summoned for unlawfully sassalt tag aad beating William Everell, a child only six roan ol SP. The evidecee went to show that the defendant was sees beating the child with a stick, and when the boy was take° ►ome it was foetid that it had several stripes on its beck, the mother stating that some of them were so deep that she could put her finger in them. The child was taken to a sisneee, and his certificate showed that the child was badly injured, sod was unwell for a day or two. The defendant said that the boy had on more than one temegos rang his bell, and he had told him that if he did so again he should punish him. On the day in (radios be saw the bey at the bell, and he did hit him with his stick night or sine times. The magistrate said there could be no doubt that the de. fondant bad used more violence than was seoiesary, end he *mid order him to pay a fine of 20s. and 20s. sesta. One mosey wet at ones paid. res UTZ cAlii 01 ...LUG= ILLIGAL PANCRAS W 031.110131111. In the cue of the man George Grant, who alkyd that be had been illwiUr detained in unwholesome ward at . Pamira•Wwkboune. the particulars of whose applicatioe were fully reported in thin journal, Yr. Inyoreert laid the sr*" before the Poor-law Board, and has gam bees in formed that the matter wall be iovertigated at case by Mr. ' Parnell at the St. Rearm Workhouse. The day for the bkialry is not yet fixed. • MARLBOROIJOH-STRENT. 1BC•P1 07 ♦ PRIM= 71011 721 701101 Muir!. This morwiwg t ussa named Robot Loris. an upbeisirwor, .residins in Hiaiwtrest. Sato, and wire won canned with eissianuing two or three little irirfs, swwwwiltd la elfesSiagiris lumps from custody. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY BVENING, MAY 11, 18C5. It appears tkat the fellow was in charge of • polies rentable in the prisoners' waiting-room. preparatory to going Were the magistrate, sad Ike oxistableliaelng lett him for • Esau:Lent he mad* his way through a passage at the rear, adjoining the atablas and leadiog to Marlborough-m*lra, the wasp being kept 0111 M for the workmen to bring materials through. some building operstbms going on in the yard at- tached to the police court. WANDSWORTH. POINTB6II2I AND 1122231 SIONALS.-11113IODS COLLISION. James Whitehead, late a pointeman in the service of the South Western Railway Company, wait rommoned by Mr. J. Bent for !muftis his duty without the 00110[11TO/1M of the surest station ensater. Mr. Rawlings appeared for the defendant, who pleaded not guilty. Thomas Fisher, on eagles driver in the service of the company, said that on the night of the 30th ult he had charge of the Transit engine. While crossing the main line at Nine Elms junction the engine ran on to the up line instead of the down line, and cram in collision with another engine, both of which were damaged, and hie own ribs severely injured. Witness did not see the defendant, who was the poinisman at that time, until after the collision. Mr. Rawlings elicited from the witness that there were three boxes for Mutinies at the junction. He received a signal, the waving of a green light from Davis, another poielemaa, to come out end CMS the line. George Davis said he was poistiman, and had charge of the High or Millpond box. He signalled to the defendant's BA box, and at the same time called out to him that the engine at wee waning. Not resolving the return light at the dam- le dent's box he turned on his red light to the driver to stop, SO bat he evidently mistook the signal, put on the steam, and 10 I° went faster, and ran into the goods train. tle By Mr. Rawlings—There wan a communication between u the calrooven box sod his box by means of an electric 84 bell. There was no oommutiostiou Mutes his and the et. defendant's boxes. The distance between the two boxes IL was about B, Si Mr. Raw loo liogs sa yards. be at. id understood that it was the intention of the company to combine the three boxes into one. The witness further stated that the defendant had bus at on duty six house when the collision took plus. He was IS. en for 18 hours. Pointemon who were on duty for 18 hours Ilk had to turn the points for passenger trains. 8 et 4 For the defence, Mr. Rawlings said the defendant was in ge his boa waiting ter the signal, and therefore It could net Be be said he had left his duty. 81. Robert Davis, another engine -driver, said he was on the Si Windsor sp.line, about 20 yards from the defendant's box. He heard the signal. He saw the defendant come out of his Bk. box after the accident. at. Mr. Beat mentioned that he took out the summons fair as . Deffligwece. la. Mr. Ingham said he could amend the summoos, and in that cue Mr. Rawlings asked for an adjournment. 58 Mr. Rawlings drew attention to the feat that there was 11 1 another engine waiting to ones the line in the opposite S i t direction, and it was for that train that the defendant was no waiting for the lon Mr. Ingham said had been some little negleet as M. the part of the defendant, but it did not amount to snob ea 9 to convict him. He could not help thinking that there was W. fault elsewhere.. Davis ought_ to have been able to have stopped the wan until he had seem the pens light up. 261 Mr. Beat said the me bad assumed a parlous upset, and at. he should like to have an adjournment, to enable him to IS oo . mmunieste with the company. Sa. Mr. Inghamthen adjournedthe summons. 26 !!.• LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I is (,T wan= TILZGIUPIL) CHESTER MZETING.—(THLS DAY.) MARQUIS OF WESTMINSTER'S PLATE. Filbert Na••• ••• • • • 4 Grappler 4 Ma. QUEEN'S . I Mamba Pastan. Cariboo . 4 ran. DEE STAKE. • Brownielaw ... ... ... Armco* ... ... ... Joker . 3 . . 6 ran. Won by two lenths—fivo ianigtba between Ow anao and third. CESTRIAN HANDICAP. Liam Long Haulm, Sam is(' Oa ... 1 Ilb 10 3 IN 1 6 ma. BEAUFORT BIENNIAL STAKES. Throrqmrtins of • LI mile. et Lucifer, T•rror, Onto•, Charm d'Afrique, and &dim et ars hare. NM I PAID Foamier —Coadolier, Valeria, The Ziagynt Met- It leills ii, Mateo Syr* sadd3PAM l Maude. MIAMI Maude. et. er DEE STAND CUP. Nearly a mile. et Tartar, Daasua, Belle of the Ball, lady Bohan, Jupiter, 100 1141 and Hiss Bowser 4 an here. ea PAID FORMT.— Wildman and Joliet. las NURSERY HANDICAP. Half a mile. tai Came, Al Locket Luey , Maid o f Usk, Merry Last 11 1 4 Carnisette, Mies sad Qui va law hem 100 PAID FOBSZIT.—Maroo mad o by Idler. Me RI. It new church is about to be built at Stock bridge, in Hampshire. Foantaa-orrics, MAY s.—The Queen has been ts. plowed to approve of M. Carl Gustaf Akerherg as consul at n the Cape of Good Hope fa his Mairety the Mos of Sweden toe lad Norway.—Garette. toe OXwoufi tiirriumorre ELICTION.—We 10/11111, from to moauthority, that the Oxford Committee have already 10 ved proton's of support ht favour of the Chao. caller of the Exchequer , f ar sur p as s in g their most it. marquise expectations; indeed the right honourable gentleman's Oxford friend' have accomplished more in a et few days than his opponent did in twelve months. although st up to the preprint time the positive number of proffered * votes has not been made known. The addition of a power- tt ful Loon committee, with Sir J. T. Coleridge at its 2. head, has very much strengthened the hands of the Oxford 's board. It appears the ooestituenay generally are quite 5t satisfied with Mr. Gladstone'' colleague, Sir W. Reathoote, et and an intimation has been given out by Mr. Gladstone's oommittee that the right honourable gentleman's sup. portion " should use their best endeavours to secure the re election of Sir William Heathoote as unreservedly as that of Mr. Gladstone himself." The election will take place for the fi rst time under the act of August, 1861. by means of voting lissom —Birmingham Post. INPORTANT LIFEBOAT SZENICEB.--WEITBY, WED MOAT NIGHT.—This morning the barque Maria Some', of Looden, George Lambtoe, moats; bound from Sunderland to Alexaadria with a oargo of coals and sake, went on Whitby Rook and became a total wreck. The crew of the remold, 18 in number, and &North See pilot, were brought ashore by the Luoy lifeboat, belonging to the National In stitution. The lifeboat behaved remarkably well on the occasions The weather is very bad and the sea making fast. Tin Bons Lacrosse -Tbe Rev. Charles Meri • SHARE LISTS.-(TEIS DAY.) Two o'Ozooz. [ The railway market is inactive to-day, and •-- with the exception of a decline of * per oent. Rte ! in Caledonian and London and South Western, elk and an advance of * in South Eastern, the principal stocks exhibit no alteration. London and North Western stook is now quoted 121 i to I ; Great Western, 73* to I; Midland, 133* to i ; Lancashire and Yor - shire, 1211 to i ; South Eastern, 85 1,41 * ; Great Eastern 46 to * ; Caledonian, 12 9 to 130 ; London and South Western, 97* to 98* ; Great Northern 130 to 131 ; ditto A, 145 to 146 ; and Metr opolitan. 135 to i. liki With the exception of a decline in Great Luzern- mem bourg, foreign railway shares show no change. it Indian and Canadian lines are also quiet. ORDINARY MARIS AND STOMA. sh. I rd. I &Auxin. Iv y ° MI I ORAN todol yesto . to i s.s. W i - 181.,W5.1,..et nowt VAL 1 5 —Bi esite T s, aiid s K. VS Bristol sad tutor.... _ _ . lik rifiudagthie W Oark sod Newton.. ell Wilma ill bs. • f AL mew. until 0 all Do. B p. cispekil to B . 100 'Dublin and Bethel one ▪ Doadoo,NertkikAltd..l ,, 100 1 /410011EO sod Morro. Grawrow and W eater , 1101 Greet lidera Orb 04. 11l Do. A Moak 1M Do. Mag. l ooo.. Mk! 101 eresi Northol 3004inod 100 GrasiNerdwrs 100 Do.A I A roe. no dlr. %to- HO Dail I las,. o. pild 100 Gt. Swath h West. Gro. 104 Greek Western tM Do./Gorsr VaLGsa.o4 100 ...a. booth Wales. 100 Do. W. 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 Do. Do. lierotoral 94 99 129} 130} 61 le 04 OS 10 17 90 12 IN 106 031 001 - - Si of 1291 1301 144 146 181 164 MI 88 Is} 7St 64 66 61 68 AI 48 .42 144 121 Me 48 90 6 14 41 42 1211 1211 671 084 61 62 100 Tortslar 100 London and Blackwall 100 Lon . Brietn.&B.ooas 100 ftatam.di Dor i 100 London& North Magni 100 LondoodnionthWesiera 100 Llnoolnab all Maryport and Csrlisk all Do. Do. 1 Share 100 Metropolitan ei Do. New all Metro. Di a (Pro. &alp C. 10 Do. do. do. .... 100 Midland I Do. da Shares 100 Do num. sorbs all /Md. Ot. Wn. am; ell Do. 1 Mimes aU Mkt Kent —. 101 Moth Braila 100 Do. Zdia,Parth, Dead 100 Z. Zastero—Berwisk 101 Do. G. N. IL. 10 Do. lauds 100 Do. York 100 De. CerUsle all Do. Stock.&DarUng. It Do. do. 18611.18 10 Do. de. 1810.01 100 North London all Do. New I lie. de. :NM 100 North staii•mar all N. & S. Western Joan . 100 'dootttsh Deenrel l ano Sootilsklin& illdland NAL ' Mt. 100 all Altrowsbory & Vf slant 100 labragehlre Maas 101 ' South Devon 100 !loath Eastern sUiliteinee,Woklaatun.dtc. MO Tel Vide Do 0 100 'Vale of Neat& 100 Victoria inn & Pimlico 100 liff set Oornwall 100 IW. /tartly!. IL & It. A 73:1 Ink ra l 9 101. 110 i 12 4 to, mom li‘.( %I N 1 is 3. 1 ; - 3 4 I 60 48 TT 80 111111114 i 701151111110111. liAlla. all .Adiodot M. Lammas 100 . 11can.D4r.&C.10.g. 6 p.e. 4 Do. I AIM all Buffalo & DIM Huron all I Do. 11.414161604 'lO9 ;Buff., &auto% &dada% 1 tip. c. gds Aug.l. lo r l 100 Do. do. July 1, 1872 100 I Do. do. June 1. 1874 1 100 'Ca/ & 2.lnatoro6p.o.g. 100 Cape T. & Dookep. a. 0. , all .Daroarora.7 140•Plerlf 100 lam. Dowd 2 2 . • • 100 LA Indian gn. 6 do 10 Do. J galaualoo 109 Grand Trout of t.ana.l4 all Do. gyulp. M.8.x.p.0t all Do- DI Prof. ponds. • ell Do. do. deterred Do. Ind pd. gouda all I Do. do. deterred sal Do 2rd prat iitoek all; Do. do. datarrad oil I Do. 4th pref. Stock all I Do. do. deterred 100 Gnat lodion l'aianaukt 12 Do. gas. 11 par omit. Do. hew do Ot. S. of Ind:a 2. p. 100 Do pat wit ct Do ail Gt. Wr6Sern 61 Canada 111 Do. New all Do.op.a.Bda. par. 14741 all Do.s2 do. do. lanai ▪ 'lndian lunuals. Luudadi 1 , Do. Now 100 jhbAram guar. 6 p. oast. 1 100 1 aro. du. le do IWO 1 Da. ao. do. - 2 1 Do. Illth lobo 100 Malik Corp. 6 par a. 4/111441b. and Robtou . a Dog all , Can.oLk • & B 100 'N.D.ofCan.6p.o.latp.B. lte Va. IM 2 wok 100 1 Do. Dalld do. 11 I Do. do. do WO 1 Do. Punjaub do 100 Do. Indus allot. do. ifilliB. ,tao a .00 0 61140 10 VD) 26 4020 10 'I I 5 1 .1 :;a 6 l lO 1301 1 liii In} tai 111 U 9111 7t 1361 r MI ft Si* toe! I p in I=l l j 1011 -. 783 No. 00,0 W ILONILL GOVIIBMI .. Can. Gov. fp._ 1117744. Do.llparaLlab.llAar. Dad pro...Mandl [lei 11 ,11011 .. Dna para.... Mae, II 01011 .. II pat al bane.= 11 ,000 Havaan.ao err • Isio-0 Do. do. 18100:1!1! 414,1 900,1 900.1 900,1. 7. I. . . I 50; aW. — lOll, la ,000 .. OupSow.Nov.lB6ll, 0 p.ei. 11 ,0001.. Do. 1270, do.. ilf ,WO l , .. JAMMU/ 0 pee al., lir73 11 .0001.. Do. 000 .. Do. IiTEI'D an llf 614 5 ,000 .. • Nall Gov.!! ma—. 11 ,0001.. New Drum. 1 , . 6 p.a. 11 .. .. !N. s, Wass v. p. 01806101 .. ..1 . Do. 00. to 1876 11 ..~_nw~adrwirs~ 11110171 ..IN•W Sealao64 par coot. 100 - 40 1. •1 Do. 6 per teat, 'lOOl ,0001... Rota Sootla 6p. 0.. 1876 1 100 .000 .. 4uosuslano Gov.. p.01..190 Aset.Oev. p. 0.. 1 678 1 100 Vlo.oov.op.o.laa.trAlrlyl lllo ..1 lkk. do. 6 p.c.A. 0,1 • 44, 100 No. I kib. I BB!link ILII4I - - ,901 1 Cumbrian Ose. QUA o w) advert= - - - ell/lord AREA. Dev, e. q 9 s. tuvrac.)l II .. Host Berne 1 It .. Ned Gunk* (lllossoll 1 10 .. lasi Gera Brea 10 .. Po* Oreaville 10 .. test alelehe 16 .. Nest Lovell to .. Z. W.linsesll(Tarialh ) to .. Orem)** MM. Aulerm 10 6 Gre4 User (Limited) 10 .. Creation% 'folios 14 .. O. W. Vor (Helot* to .. Grenville .. Heroes Foot II .. ilinplen fawns 4 .. MSII.II/44 ploy Walla) VI .. Marko Weary 10 4 Mel tidy Iron R.., 16 1 . New Sole 101 .. North labor 10, .. N. WY-Bonet (Inagua( 10, .. North Wheel (lofty to .. Prosper United 10i .. Providence (O. Want) 31 . 6. Condon (64.C1eer1..1 6, .. South Condorrow •—. ....., .. 6. W. Frances (illogno, 940, .. Mow Perk 11.0001 1 Tin Croft 6.2001 .. Vigra end Cdonee. Ws 6,000 .. Wees Bre* lliuganj 1,024 .. W. Greed= Liskeard) 2.000 .. Wed MSetoorton 400 .. West n 612 .. Wh. Bareet(lllogen) 126 .. Wh. hailer (lialroth). 1,014 .. W.llsoyAnn(Monboa.) Sid .. % boot Solon 1,000 .. Wh. Irelawney (Usk ) relines No. I Sh. I Kum LLO so trldised LLO 4.10.0 7.19.9 L 9.0 1%01.6 I 2 1 iTLL 40 1.11.6 II& lii. 1 alma 1 41.94 Sit 11.10.6 tae 7.1.0 10.6.7 It al taut ma MITA eke« 4,64 C 6.00 C 1,111 611 6.1,31 Alth), 2 ,001, 1 ,020 6 ....11100 10 26.000 2 11.000 40 10,000 1111 100,000 1 21,000 $ 10,000 1 1.0,000 *1 le. wig 04.000 11 , IC•posila (111410441) 12,000 $ Unarm 10,000 6 Imltaalia (1Amllo4) 106,012 1 Illargidts .. 100,000 2 'Lianas 8ra60.3L(1 110,000 6 hondolllo Copper (1 10,000 10 Pootebasd3llverLoo4 100,000 1 Port 11113 1 6aataßorb.ool/11L(L, 4444...004 E 11., 1 SoottlshAtialoaL 1110., 14000 10 K. Jolla allay Id., 4124 104 Dolled Iloglosa , 60,000 1 V Lim. 10.000 10 Vanculawir Coal( 60.000 2 Vol A .111 Gold mOOO 6 Wambn&ld(Uralte it) 10,000 6 Do. Do. . . Wu. 1 Wcothlar (131eita4) 76,000 1 Yorke lolaa■l6(itm. 66.0011 3 Yudanikanataas i um, ilamillos (Limited) Aug6o•liesabloldiLla. itrull.L.MM Co.(11.11 ! Cail a t t per (Llialiad ( C Tow(Llaillal) ,Co rs ,Coplapo Co rt l ltted) , Dou Yds% N. Del Ns) , Falai Del HIT grAmitlds I new, (L/IIN•dl •• • • C II1BOILL&P - lOUS. as a a M a •M OS 02 LA 106 107 106 107 106 108 In an 10i 100 100 111 1011 106 106 107 107 100 102 103 03 06 as 101 as i 00" 104 106 as 2 • 103 106 107 160 107; 104 Pd. ICI. MONEY MABILET.-(TEIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. Great inactivity continues to prevail in the stock markets, yet prices generally are fairly supported to-day. Consols have improved about 1-16 per cent. Home railways are mostly unaltered, and as regards foreign stocks the only change of importance is a renewed decline in Spanish Passive and Certificates. The weekly court at the Bank has made no alteration in the rate of discount, neither was it expected that any action would have been taken to-day. The discount market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. The supply of money is somewhat larger, but no transactions appear to have taken place under 44 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuteer telegrams, the Three per Cent. Reutes opened at 67fr. 70c., showing no change. Consols .•re now quoted 904 to I, with div., for money, and 891 to 4, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, I ; Three per Ceuta. Reduoed, 88*, # ; New Three per Cents., 884, j, 4, # ; India Stock, 218, 2163: ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, 4, I ; and Exchequer Bilk', 3e. prem. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates have 'experienced • relapse of #to per cent., but with this exception foreign stocks remain at yesterday's prices. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:—Greek Bonds, 904 to 21 ; Mexican, 26 to 264 ; Confederatel2 to 14 ; Spanish Pas sive, 293 to 301 the Certificates, 153 to ; Turkish, 1868, 70 to 71 ; ditto, 1862, 724 to 3 ; ditto Consolidds, 514 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows ;—Dutch Two and a Half per Cents., 624 ; Egyptian, 96 ; ditto 1864, 1001. bonds, 924 ; Greek Coupons, for account, 84 ; Portuguese, 1856, kc., for account, 484, ; Russian, 1862. 894, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, , 304, 291 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 15*, ; 1 Turkish, 1858, for account, 70, 3 ; ditto 1862, 73 ; ditto, for account, 724, I ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 73, 3 ; Venezuela, 1864, 394. The scrip of the new Ottoman Loan is again et lower, at 3 to f discount. International Financial shares are now quoted to 1 prem. ; Gener►l Credit, 14 to 3 prem.; London Financial, 63 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, I to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3to prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4 ; and Egyptian Trading, 14 to 01 dia. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 91 to 104 prem. ; Moscow Gas, dia. to par; Russian Iron Works, 34 to 3 prem. ; Anglo- Euptian Navigation, 4 to 4 prem. ; Varna Railway, Bto prem. ; Plymouth Shipbuilding, 1 to 14 prem. ; Ottoman Company, 4 to 14 prem. ; Lion Brewery 2to prem. ; Estates Investment, 14 to 2k prem. ; and London and Mediterraner Bank, 1 to 2 prem. 7-16. For money the last price was 901 to 1, with div. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Console, for money, 901, 1 ? 1. 1, with div.; ditto for amount. 89k 4, ex dm. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, ; ew Three per Cents., 884, 4, ; Bank Stock, 240, 242 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, 4, 4. A decline took place to-day in Alliance Bank sharer, which closed at 7to 74 prem. The shares of severalother banks were heavy and lower, Motu& ing City Bank, English, Scottish and Australian Chartered, European, lonian Bank new shines, London and South African, Merchant, &Inds, Punjaub and Delhi, South Eastern, and Union Bank of Australia. English and Swedish Bank shares, on the contrary, were better, and Imperial Ottoman Bank have recovered to 6 to 61 pram. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 154 to ; National Discount, 101 to prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 11 to 11 dis., showing • rise ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 1 dis.; Ottoman Socidt6 Goinirale, 21 to 24 Fem. ; and Milan Improvements, 34 to 41 pram. Credit Fun nier of Mauritius shares have again improved. A fresh advance of 21. took place in Royal Mail Steam. There were also inquiries fur Nerbudda Coal and Iron new shares. On the other hand, London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam fell 2/., and Commercial Union Insurance and English and Scottish Marine Insurance were flat. Hewett and Co.'s shares were quoted Ito prem. The shares of the financial companies showed increased heaviness in the morning, but afterwards recovered. International Financial and Credit Foncier and Mobilier left off • trifle better then yes terday. The cloaingquotstions are annexed, viz.:— International rmancisl, 1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 1 prom. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prom. ; Imperial Mereentile Credit, 1 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fancier and Mobilise (both old and new shares), 3 to 31 prem., ex div. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—M•tropolitan District Railways, Se to 104 prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gas, 1 to 11 prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 41 to 1 prem. ; Ply mouth Shipbuilding, 1 to 11 prem. ; Russian Iron Works, 34 to 34 prem.; London and Mediterranean Bank, 2 to 3 prem. ; Balmgate Silk, 1 to 2 pram. ; Estates Investment, 14 to 2i Fem. ; Chichester and blidhurst Railway, Ito prem. ; and Virginia Petroleum, 1 to 2 prem. The shares of the Lion Brewery Company (Limited) have relapsed to 21 to 24 prem., some sales having followed the issue of the letters of allotment this morning. New Brunswick Government Debentures have slightly improved. United State. 5-20 Bonds left off the same as yesterday, at 644 to 4, and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures at 88 to 90. I Oaths plan. 66 68 108 103 4 84 Par Ws 81 81 .. 1031 } 116.4 = I !?!.! Z I F2.i "1614.1 d. I I6o+ XIII I ---- en I ii. 104 I 1-44 ( no, is To lot 102 Os 96 69 01 JOINT STOCK. BANK& 16,000100 10,0001 60 10,0001 60 10,000110 C 10,400+100 100,; 10 40,000 60 14 00 11. 20 Agra It Itaatarradin'aft Do. Do. Yew Alblo• •Illanoetws.6l.lvarpool Do. hatted at 10 pat 11 Anglo Austriaa Anglo ACVDD•• Aust., Itaims ilAnsteel L Astaticliss&Cor. tsitlfiLpm , 71. Australasia Do. New a DankolikillahGotatabla Dank of = • ISsa4 of !Argo (floOtsd vale, 8.D., chaplain to the House of Commons, and rector 76: 0 7 : ,1 ic T0 li ta ,7 6 ~i ii ii - 74 c - a 4 of Lanford, Essex, has commenced hi mooed course of mosn 60 .Bankorvicimisatundal lectures in her Majesty's Chapel Boyal, Whitehall, and he o,oao 10 Bank of Nreasakuri IIt will continue them at the afternoon service each Sunday 10.000 10 BradliantPoetogneee(L 11 during the months of May and Jane. Last year Mr. Merl- 110.001/ Brine, a California (L I vale chose for hi subject, " The Conversion of the Romm 10 . 6), C",..„. .„ 60 ~8ri, n, ,t1 " ,....N.._ . 000100 ......,.:;:: 4 84 Empire." Th e whole course was re g ularly attended by 60;; 111 `',.,aa';';',.7. ace., C h i n a members of the spisoopel bench, the Spe aker of the House 16,•00 IMthis of Commons, and many clergymen. Daring the present 10,000 100 Colonial course Mr. lterivale proposes to extend his subject to the 40,000 704 Cont. Bank of Canada— al °mimed= of the monitors *Aloes. 6%000 I. ma. Kant alu us, to. in We 000 10 Ooneo'ldated Bank (L.) 1 VIOLATION Or gas FACTORY ACT. —Yesterday, 4 000 100 l oopithimit e 2,1 at th e county petty melons at Blackburn . Mr. James g,OOO too Do. New Walrosley, manufacturer, Great Harwood, was awed 20s. 10,500 AO Seat London Moaned) 1 and costa for having employed William Harry Parsons, • 20,000 20 Amsted% Bythen2CLlni) I hot, is hie mill, without having a school certificate, as re- "re 10 60 1 1114. 11ratttreerli td1 :( ai 'tt cared by the Factory Act ; and the boy's father, John 2 4 00 , 41 60 1 t' . ...° uc t; ove , c , a c( Limicio 11 Parsecs, was lined 6s. and coats for allowing his nos to coin- 10 , 1 00 10 0 I H mm tm cn n t i n anyap.%) * mit the offence. Messrs. Menai Brothers and Co., maan- te,ooo 100 Do. tuned at 2 pm.,. ti Whiten, Great Harwood, were also fined is the smallest ge„000 100 Do. New penalty of 20 5 . and costs in five charges of employ- 11.00 0 lil i : te m teril Bank Limited fl . ing women and young pence's in their mill on the night of Si the 20th April last at a .Inarter put 6 o'clock. The defence .4 D u I loam& . I Do. New 1 was that, as there bad been a break down daring the pm- 105: a . 1 . 6 110 , 6 06.1661634 4 rious week, the workpeople had bribed the scene-tenter to an d I Lon. iik.oriezieo,na D. 11 work overtime. lv, de !Loa. Bank of Booldati4 Lll SALMON BRAIDING IN TEI }twos AHUN.—A few llAtie ICO 'London and Brailllan weeks since we pee some particulars of as Minding 4 WD 7 6 lia / 1 - . 8 . •=1 11 ' . . 1 1 1 "•,, 'l' t experiment which was being carried on by Mr. Sefton Coo- 6 ,000 100 !Los., /tr. t s, um ? rzil t stable, in breeding salmon. We are pleased to learn that so co,lllo 10 'Loa. C hunk ef Lust*. et far the experiment hen been ancerelnl, and that during the 20,002 SO 'London and County— 11 week about E 5,000 salmon sad trout, which lid been 7 0000 .000 10 0 „,, 'Lou. Sambrcoo.lir-ffel ll hatched through the oare and diligence of this gentleman. 1 .0 ; - ' 0 I l ' a "" =ll k "' —' L i have boon placed at the bead of the mill stream at Arundel. ow 00 Lo n . 16. western . u .. , Before these little fellows were taken from their nursery to c ow 1 00 i o . 0,,, New.... 11 be launched into the world, the mill stream underwent 6, 0 0 0 0 0 1 60 ILondonaVenernele ( ) 111 some little preparation. As oar readers are aware there is 6e, 100 Leo. I WaStaiilialr .. Ili a vast fall of water at the heed of the stream which for. 10.0 0 11 00 !Merchant 11 .0 t. L 811.4. ti mealy turned the old Swasbourne water milL 'This 4 0 . 000 60 lteresaille 4 Ifsenentl. II Is constantly flowing, and the force is said to be 1 0 1 ° 66 ° ,1r 0 I Mlr''t Pr r ba " i l '• Z of 80-boase power. Neer to this rush of water, the bottom 6,000 100 Mldland h ank (um.:.. i at the strain was cleared out, so as to elect any eels 11,1110i100 . National of Liverpool.. 11 which might le there secreted, and two tumbling falls have .0,0001100 'rpm°, gaging 4l been placed amass the current, oonstructed of chalk stones. 20,000' 20 Do. U 414406 Thia Dot only makes the position comfortable for the young 10,0001 60 Neflonel Bank N fish, but ad& to the picturesqueidea of this most lovely r... 0001 60 D°- Se w **** •••• 11 " 'moo to New lowa Wales at spot The stream is about half a mile long , and leads in to 63, 000 10 New Zealand (u.d ied) 1 river Aran • and should the you.; salmon flourish— 60,000 20 North Menem W they yip, after'twelve mouths, descend the river into the Aral s Oriental Bank Comoro I "I at 1 , 111.10 1 1 01 01. 100 . and are apin to their original 0,000 IS Do. New, La at kVA. , haelnts In the mill stream. Wed Ba. emetic 0,000, SO I previa. Banklngeoirp.(L 7,1101 AO ? DA 6e. A CHILD Lou 011 Tan Mooos.—Very great excite- te . aao la c prorino. of ir . j .,, i meat was measimsed in Thornton on Moeda) by so 1.0.000! 1 0 De. de. New , anseamoment by the balsam that a boy fire years old MSS 10 k*rie. 141111..WW• 13 i ii. led stayed WNW from Comte.. The ohm wee traced to %Sol le tome AILAIIIIIS Marton village and theme to Thornton, where the in. it ) . 080 1 11 co m e alter: '..........ti"L' • • habilitate formed beads of searchers for his die:every. One "A n i l " 1 " . - "` • • am "' .. 1,0141 Les Do. 4o of theme between 2 sad 3is the moraiage feud the chili l u ck I ca Da to , i t , me m , asleep maces the heather folly 20 atlas distant from his AGM It (Taloa 01 Asserana _. head. How hs traversed the askew, without rest or food 31,0011010 Wee or MA's* (Llm.l seems perfectly setadahlag. He is now quits well. 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Ou * Clty Oitkes (LIEL) . - 74 3 1 3 1 456 64 15 Can. otAtttoasUar.(l.; II OD -, NI CorannasialUalo6(las., 11 II %pro 84 tar IA Conolidated Ms- (L.' 10 8 die -. 00 20 Continental UnAlau 10 4 liP lO - 1141 199 CootraotCoptiont 6 4 aSW 11 CO U Cop.X.lllon. 78p.0. all 15 19 - O* C. Enna& 621 W. 611 $llOllB 810 10 19 Do. New 080 Da 01 Maudlin' (L )10 8 1 die 874 4U. %Mak Mace PIO 86 03 874 IU. Da. Praterees• lOO 110 U 4 - 185 Do. 6p. etaillp. Deb. 100 11l no -- I 1110 assounWorposilea(L. 90 8 6 die - ) 10 Pastern Mum Tata.) 1 for Oro - 1 so zoot In clooada(L. 74 a I 416 - 1 20 Z. WU. Irrig. & Canal 10 S 2 die - )80 *bp Vale lO 1 1111116 - 110 DenSienClosu.llllll.(l 4 1 4 1 dim - St. 111reiulo yelentsap& a zos. and Ana. Coppsr sll 1 4 14 __ - 10 f.va.and PoralipaOredit 74 3 7 , o ss 100 In& Allooplelllarin. IL b Ws !Pm - 10 barn Inallnes llo 6 A 1 r - , 10 Putancial Corpormio. , 2 1 IDa - 10 10 Financial Dtaconnt (4) 10 6 6 (Us - ,00 10 yote-st. Wareham* (L. 6 4 QM 104 090 JO Cloltleira (Limited).- 10 10 9 Ala - ...WO 90 o.Credianl.olL9u.ll 4 14 1 4 0 0 111 /61100 16 Geo. Sawa 1 7 11r 1 16 14100 16 36 81 - 30,000 60 iiomorn.loloolal As.(l., 6 1 8.1111 ... 100,000 10 li odson's96l 6ll 164 164 - 20,00.1 60 litursonr Iron Works(L) 16 11 9 011 - 100.01.0 by InspAtlisr.Cdt•Aas. (L., 6 ~,..,4 1 ____,•• S 10,000 2 Indian Correia. (Lint: 1 P." I .'l - 40,0 00 90 international Cmtract 10 5 1 dim id MAN 10 Flasoloo. (1.) 6 4 1 0 0 1 6 4 800,001 90 loterast•lnotiOredt(L 6 1 4 0 1 61 . - 130,000 50 Italion Land. 16 10,005 90 Itapanlnig. Man. Cov., all 11 14 - LOOOOOOllOO Do. ap. 0. Ws. r. 11D0 ell 61 n 5 824 01,9001 16 lotnuitoesinsemoto.. 16 14 144111 84 I 140001 60 Land Securities (Lim. ) 6 1 1 dl. - &MO 26 Lond. Atriesa Trading 10 7 6 `Atl 28 - ,000 86 LouLond.aodesiodost.ll4l 6 Par IP II • 60,900 10 Lon•Count7Larld&B.(4 1 Per Po 1 1 12,000 6 • d.Distrlce Teles.ri all 1 1 - woo 60 Loud. Mao. Ara L., 16 64 7 pso 211 146625 4 Lood.G. Omnibus C. 1. 611 5 114 - 5,0091 60 Lood.&l7ll6sg.Hog.Co(L 15 II 10411 - 10,000 60 Loud., Italoin, dadisa. 10 8 6 die .- 6,000 60 Loud.Ster ;imiaimar i me Disootint L) 10 10 7at 64,100 10 Lond.Pro 9 1 14266 9 60 . 000 1.6 Iladras aril fa. &Cuba 10 1 dla par - •• - 10 Do. - 10,000 U Marine Investment (L) a ill ti 'G I L .- 11,600 II idaarltins Landotc.(L.) Pia Ora - 1 12,0e0 10 *edit. an. TeL (L.) nil Si 61 - 10,00 I* Y 1115611 iron Works 6 11 111 011 - t[4650 10 latellstad&Ool.C. (L 6 Us Par - moo so Nataesal Ills Dora. (L. 6 104 Mein - 10,000 80 Saltoinal *modal (L. 10 5 2ea - M OO / 15 NailoisalProv.Martne( 21 1 00 14 - sie *OOO 194 Nalional Steam Nst.(L, 20 7 6Ds .- GAO 111 NerbustdaCosla L , L., 6 S 1 dts .-. 9) 00 Do. Dew te'd" ~.. , N.Zealardi.llLoan(L I 1 pea 16,000 10 NorthernAssamPea(L) 1 4 18 01 *MK et. ~litit.Anstralaslau(L) 100 6$ 6 6 08. 1 II 9.llrttAlleroan.ln.(l 411 171 164 *MO 5 1 6. 1 Nonfloota6o.sodL. .14 a 6 89,00 I Do. do. Mae 21 Ooonn Maria. 'lnsure X .OllO : DriezialCounnsarotal(l .5 11 UM. 1 Odental Oaa (Liallad) .1 WOW 1 Do. Nen WPM 10 . ntbdandillowia(l4 al 1 16,600 10 Dingo & nthlatslinvest. I MON 50 Ottoman 1 1 1naaels1 (L.) 11 10,005 6 Ottoman 066 (L 0611641 1 10 0 0 15 Paeansalt.M.Steem(l ) I 0 00 6 110. do. a maw 10 Do. Nen I 000,0001 IN. P00229.1,6014 1216 .(L) 101 SO* 60 Peninsular & O. Mem od 00,000 80 Do. do. Now a 17, 10 ni b eis ui rsda L., IL. /I.(L. 4 10,090 GO ay Dos al 10,000 16 New . ... -.. ". al 6.270 16 Itto J. CD/ Dupree. DAM Is Ditto ditto .- . 16.000 105 1110161116118665 m. • - • our., 100,0000. dl. deoudastra.lavasa.. 101 40,000 10 tenth, &night. &Co. L 1 30,061) 110 loc.ltosa.Mll,4/64414 4 14 10,006 lie Atekra X. di ta. 0 , 10.000 40 Do. Second lasuo • 1600 16 South Atuarallsa Land 4 794009E91. Subsoarine Teisgrupit.. b _ - 1 Do. Scrip 117,600 91 761.Coottruc.&1861n.(1 106. SI Thanseaklleresyla.(L., 19. 500 10 Trust&AgencyoUnr&L 10,000 20 P. &L Co. of U. 100,000 20 116.16a1440 ei Llsor i t. 10,000 5 170164611.Tai05. 1 *. ) & 30,000 Ile UnivaraMsrine Ina L.) 16,090 II flpper Aims Tes(Unt ) 1 WON 10 Ditto 10.000 80 Via Dleasens land 10( 90,000 80 Warrauslidam*Lba lO 00.0031 00 WeatladisultPsllle s I U PRIPERENOE BH Groat Enter., lantern Cassano Bitosoks, Na t. 106. Groot Northam 4; pa mot., rod. et 10 per cont. pm., 101. VI North Bootorallaisont. Irddladoraliti.99. Bahia sad Boa From's* giabod). soar. 7 per eat., 141 1 Groat Lazomboors. 111. IthaPoolo (Limited) ivoz. 7 per oast., 171. 10,0 111 1 %MI flB 19 1 0P• B bar— -111 di 1 21 L 3 4 din WI 1 dm, • r— al 7 2 0 1 ei 4414 op 43 - in 49 II 06 241 $3 26 pm e l ig 214 9 gu 23e 7 1 db p) 99 101 zd 100 20 Id MI g 4i 340isid 11 n 6 1 dla 5 f Idb 411 U oo As ks fl I "• $ I Per tv S le $ Ma 1 nium e} 11 0 1 ° 17 2/1 li 10 74 OAla 1012 MUM Two o'CLoox. The mining market is steady to-day. Bast Lovell, North Basset, Wheal Ludoott, and But Cern Brea shares are in demand, and exhibit a favour able tendency. On the other ban d, Great Busy and West Caradon have d ecli ned. Great Vor shares are quoted 304 to 314 ; East Lovell. 131 to 14} ; Wheal Buller, 59 to 61 ; North Basset, 17s. to 20s. ; North Frances, 12s. 6d. to 15e. ; Wheal Ludcott, 4to 1 ; East earn Brea, 7to ; Great Laxey, 184 to 194 ; East Grenville, 34 to I ; Great Busy, 44 to 1; West Caradon, 104 to 114 ; East Russell, 34 to 1; and North Tres herby, 24 to 1. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Foos o'Ciocx. Consols are unaltered at 90} to fF with div., for money, and 89* to I, ex div., for the account. 'About 3,0001. in gold has been taken to the Beak. The India Five per Cent stock cannot be said to have reuovered from the fall that was caused by Sir Charles Trevelyan's proposal to raise a new loan of 1,900,0001. in this country. It is now understood that this loan will not be brought forward, the disallowance by the home government of some of tLe most essential revenue producing portions of Sir Charles Trevelyan's plan apparently rendering it necessary that an entirely new budget shall be framed. This task, it is pre sumed, will be confided to Mr. Massey, the new finance minister for India. There is a rumour that financial commissioners are about to be despatched to Loudon by the Spanish government. It does not escape notice, however, that, although the result of the recent its biddings at Madrid for 3,000,0001. of new Govern meet stook was practically a failure, the number of offers below the official minimum was sufficiently large to render it probable that, by making a con cession iu their terms, the government can get their more immediate necessities supplied by this means. In this ease there will be the less prospect of justios being done at present to the Passive and Certifi cate holders. In any case, considering the abort period the Cortes has now to sit, it is scarcely pos sible to entertain a hope that any proposal for a settlement will be brought forward this session. The Delta will not take any silver for Bombay, the only remittance by this steamer being 1,0001. for Alexandria. It is understood that at the ensuing meeting of the Imperial Ottoman Bank the general committee will propose a further payment of 11. per share, making, with the ad interim distribution of 10s. on the Ist January last, a total dividend for the year so 1864 of 30s. per share, or at the rate of 15 per cent, per annum. The sum of 24,2001., being the statutory amount of 10 per cent. on the net profit, is also to be carried to the reserve fund. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6621. over last 3 ear ; the Great Western, an increese of 1,1671. ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 5,6831. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 4,4511. ; the London and North Western, an increase of 3,5181. ; and the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 1,0201. At the meeting yesterday of " Hewett and Co. (Limited)" a dividend was declared at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum . ; this will absorb 2,6341., and leave a balance of 1,9851. to be carried forward. The following is from the report of the directors of the South African Mortgage and Investment Company (Limited), to be presented at the annual meeting on the 30th inst. : The report of the operations of the South African Mort gage and Investment Company (Limited), in the oolonies of the Cape of Good Hope end Natal, for the past year, hav ing been now received and the miscounts duly audited, the dived*, take the earliest opportunity of submitting to the shareholders the balthwaltest and perfit and less secant for the year ended 31st December, 1864. By these it will be men that after deducting rebate of interred (2,3261. ss. 11d.) and all experwea, the ust profile, including premium of 11. per share on 5,788 shares, amounted to 12,M21. 16e. led. The directors recommend that thin amount be applied as follows :—To dividend aimed, paid for half -veer ended 30th Jana, 1864. 2,2191. 9s. ; additional dividend for remainder of year at the rate of 6 per ant. pee minion on the respectiee shares, being, with former MCRIfi paid. at the rate of 7 per amt. per annum for the whole year. 2,1821. 14e. Bd. ; reserve fund, 6,5001. • in reduction of prelinisary expenses and furniture soo n t, 1801. ; sew moonlit. subject to mast of biome-tax and remuneration of directors and auditors, 1,2201. 13a. 2d. ; total, 12,3024 16a. 10d. We are requested to state that the share list of Moore, Mqueen and Co. will be closed for London on Tuesday, the 16th instant, and on Wednesday, the 17th, for the country. With reference to the market for American secu a, titles, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : We have to report a very active business in the Lando. 26 market for Anteriesu securities, thikprineipal dealingsbeing confined to United States 5.20 Beads. and Illinois and Erie shares ; after some finethations, 5.20 Bonds sad Illinois dome at just about the quotations of this day week, whilst Krieg have advanced 6 dole. pee share, closing firm at 56 to 4 There has hose a good *shy for Adeline and Great Western Bonds of all classes, the quotations showing an demos of fully 4 per coat. on the week. Trasmotioss in the debentures of this company have bees of some magni tude, with a toodeoey to edemas ; they are now quoted 89 to 91, cum 15th May coupon of 41. Subjoined is a report of yesterday's indigo sales : The hetthr kinds of Bengal have again sold wdl today, • and are 2d. to 4d. above Febrenry rates : mid for Madras there is so altsratios, bet Karpahe are in at rattier higher piths. 1,533 chests passed today, of which 615 i CONVINCID AT LAST.—With the surrender of chests w e re withdre w *. 125 &Ws boleti is. aid 7 93 &wig General Johnston there is too mush mum to leer the last sold. Total quantity passel 3,463 theses, of which 1,579. hope of Southern resistance has yesisherL—Stem here boss sold , 1 ,394 whiskeys. and 49 9 height is Tits Demme or Livia —The Emperor, who on Consols, which closed yestarda "smilma y at 89i,. 'Brzilm'buyers," atornotborigignasitheTilkhastMwesowPve."‘rs h swm a d tor wisa ille ..Td abbs s ed f a ur sti . tb m o e f r o t t dost e mo d ory n for d ex div., for the Bth of June, opened this morning 20.000 fr. The Immeshes also seat 10,01.081 t. fee tiskserhs at 89i, " and closed at 891, or 89 5-16 to , object. • COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS LIVERPOOL COTT AY.) ON MARKEL (THIS D (NT nicer= AID INTIINVIONAL namaaara.) (room ma OWN CORIMISPONDIST. I The market quiet ; sake probably about 7,000 or 8,000 MINCING-LANE.-{THIS DAY.) Sousa. -The demand cooties:ls dull, bat the limited beldam dose is Bdtieh Wad fedi' deecriptiocs have been at the previous currency. No sales of importaaoe re port in o th er sorts. Itsfised alio quiet, at previous rates. Corral. -No public sales were held to-day, sod privately the market is quiet, but firm. Tye. -A fan busioess is doing at fall prima. Nimes. -Pepper is rather lower in pnos than last week. Singapore sold at 30. to 30; Pecaeg,3d. to 30.; sad white Singapore, 6d. to 61‘1; Gelds Lust , second pile, sold et the toll prices of 83e. to 84e.; Pimento is rather firmer, middling to good, 2s. 234. ; other apiece are unaltered. NUM.-The market has become quiet. Fiturr.-Common and Ilse qualities of curraofs are in fair demand at late prime but =dim sorts are dull of sale. Raisins : The barites dome supports the late mimeos. Rim -4,000 bags al Rangoon recently bought is at public have bees sold at 9s. 3d. ow swath's prompt ; sad a parcel of white 13sogal at 124. to 12s. ed. SALTPITILZ weakness doll of sale. INDIO°. -The isles are peoeseding very steadily de sirable qualities being it brisk request, at 3d. adva!ses ; other aorta at last sales' prism 00CIMILL.-The public Wes went airmen, Tenerife at 14 to 2d. advasee, Hoodurse at full rates ; Timed& silver, as. to 3a. 34. ; black, 3a. to 3a. bd. ; Rooduras silver, 3s. to 3s. bd. ; black, Bs. 2d. to 4 e. 4 d. ; lfaxisaa 2s. 104. t 3e. ; Hart. 3a. to as. 41 Ootiow.-The market has bees very dull liars the Anwriesa news, only limited sales being reported, at prime be favour of Wen. Jure.-Oommoei sorts am saleable at fell mime, bat the better quslities are dullof sale, sod Taber lower, commes to mildbog sad at 101. se. to DI. ; Lit to pod. la to 211. 10s. TALLOW MARKST.—(THIS DATA The market is int :—Tov tallow is oohed . o net omit ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 4d. ; Oda to Thersotbsr, els. 9d. to 42g. METROPOLITAN okrriz steaszT. (THIS DAY.) The number of besets is consideiably eosins; the dammed. however, is &leo small, sod there is no edvsices on lionday's quo t a tions. The supply of sheep la shoot the seine as on Thursday last. Towle is worm for WI descriptions. sod several remain tumid. Lambe sod calves are not ogling quite so well se on Moods/ last. Our foreign "apply oonosts of 400 bouts, 3,200 *beep, 407 calves, sod 06 pigs Per doe. of Ma. .. &8 d. ler woos ol 82134. 4. 4. &4. Not Boot& lionakla 48 4 1 Doll Dos& 11414888 6 16 BIOS Short-bony, 46 4 Dot L0n0.w0015.... 0 o booed owl beasts 28 8 Do. do. Shorn .. " 6 6 Caves Pigs 8 8•440644 Rif-brads 00 0 lambs 6 Ceuta at isaftet, NO ; sheep sod lambs, 8.208: 461266, 106 ; pip, 1{:: mll6B cows, SO. .....m..... SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--ams DAY.) Kr. °balm damn Talton marls Irak wiry dow at tior followiag prime :—Prima atom, from 110. to 12030. ; ti. brim, 90.. to 105 a.; prime bay, from 95a. to 10k.; Werke, I S* to 906.; straw, Si. to 30s. PROVINCIAL /SARI KARIM% - tdrlMTOols MOT 114.4 MM BOMMI—Waet ffikilamd, Oxford. m sad Tarkihin, 121 a LC . r imm los and North Wester,l 1 1 14—iletropeittan, i 4 1 0 64-Iffidland. ITSI 14 4—Sooth Tuatara, 0141—Dukla 64 p.—Ditto, weld up, 1M -Oreat Lasembetud, 14 IS 10- 1 6 Owllzol. t 7 64—Erie, Mt 46f —Spanish OwffidoMeof IS 16-16—ffim Twen ties, 66—Ce•Werate Loan, Ill—Allianoa WmIL, Mt—Commie of& Bank, 111-11lereantile and letehenge Mask, 3116 1 . 1 3-1 .. 6 4 d. —North Western, si v. —Mblos WarineJ/ 7:16 l-10 A Ismemetdre inauramee, 1 St —/Toreastbs Km°. 1 l a " moaner, .1-16 p.—Thantes and Warm Mar 6 m—liatiomel Bt Mm Comma,. at 6 ag 4 12-16. 11 lower ffigt IL—A goodbeadmims TN dors. bat Mien wen lower an roun. AMMON* Waak (IMO* 9 0. -110 kikOlr, Vaughan, and Co. (WaW , C 11 ip.—C. Oar mk sad 00. (la dled), II 9.-0001M/eta Leen, IM—Beemelidatat ark M ottled), 611-16 k—Oreet Smarm, 46 4=mb Imumbomr& is 0.-M—Grees Wortitem tag a * Wades, 1114 — Hudson's Bap, 7201 4 4 7-Imle and Yorkshire, M=ll4 Worth Walnut 1214—ffiamlassIsr, , Sheffield, and LimooMMlffie, 11111.4/Iffifl PIT elest i V aio s 124—Ditto 6 per mat, 111,1-16--Wamme Beat ,SI d. —ffietromigaa. Iffiff 6Sil 4 1 6-Iffidiand„ 11*— New M. .hate r n, Stel p.—Wew Lark and Ida. 441 8 TWI d—Bool o It 641 S—Thmes and Money Shaine Insmnooglott.u.ir)ted . 0 I-16 6 p.—thiltod Mates 140 mare' Boma. 6* - Railway Med sad Plant, * v. —Turkish 010 10110 s. 611- 74111- lamb sad Margows PSI Ban k . ISIBL.. /3ffitiameasia, kW 10.— sod ow Mena &med. Dandy to-day at 1114 —end Birmingham' and atellordaire Oak tol. 374—Birmingisate Canal. quoted 66121•417-IJoyes 3.33, 104 prem., buyers —NM& end foreign MM. 4 prem. buyers—leetropolitan hallway Oarrioge_ sad eon, 10, buyers and Muntia Wets; 11 din, Were. Mirka& gulag. 47i 7. 1021 _id zd 4 6 6 111 44 671 all 1s tea Is} isl a a , , 16 14 1 4 I 4 1 18_ 14_. ° i} - f} St al 74 i ill 4o 1 1 6 3 64 51 td 16 12 U 45 13 15 i I}}as} n sa 610 620 si 4 17i ssi 13 16 164 21 . 26. Pt I CL peaces. mama pi t gal val = in 4 ji 8} I 5 4 615 Per pa M 44 48 S 6 45 51 Par is s tn u t Oh a 4 5 a I Pis i a * s II Mrs u 6 5 1 11 111 VII I lus la 67 e t db, 1 77 lone anti BMA niag ;TOO. ,f ii d to, ) the ctors .11 Al ;WM ME" 11011 Of ye WWI The Lra for istioe miser II) • drsw• ea toe rapid. xpiated I,▪ to • ti hu I in lb* i meet mnetlte socials Imre Is 1 114 67i 190 190 V/ 99 a a it 18 *XI 1116 18 le Hi Hi 96 ith t 97 la` ot - 106 I as les. .... 131 1d