The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Gornmissiesor Fans.) IN as AMINO( ADOLPIUS JONSSON. The bankrupt was a cammimico agent of BroadMirset. This was the ...entitle: Me matting. Debts, 7509. ' • se amens. Mr. Lawrence opposed far fir. Hardie, a neilitor. The cam, bring one entirely without &meta, came within the nal Lid down in the matter of Sellers, by Mr. Oesmaiesioner Goulbura, and affirmed ea appeal by tire Leeds Justice., whereby the certificate was refused, oe the greyed that the proceedings had been taken cotl u. steely for the beoelit , p the banirupt, there bein g ao " meta 141). whatever far distributi on (1 Dejet and Jonas, part 3, The Ceentidearmer--1 think in that case the bankrupt was tot himself the petitioner. 4r. Lawrence said that was so ; but the court considered that be had procured the petition to be pted for his own purposes, thus ev a d ing t h e provision resen ' of the act. Another oomplaint against this bankrupt was that be had received 1,490/ on behalf of Mr. Hardie, of Manchester, whose good. he had sold t o a Mr. !('Cabe, but had received the money without any authority. Bills had been given for the goods by M'Calie, but the bankrupt had applied to him and obtained the mosey be fore the hills arrived at maturity. Mr. Hardie sued on the bills ; M `Cabe was let in to defend cm an affidavit of the bankrupt that he had received the money as Mr. Hardie's agent ; but bete', trial 1111.bitss submitted to terms, and . yea primiesory sae for the amount. Supposing the L.inkrupeli affidavit to be true, that he had acted as agent 1.4 Mr. Hardie in the matter, which Mr. Hardie b00..1, he was still chargeable with a propr• rig mosey a boll lie had r e as trustee. Tim t was that Mr. tfanlie was a loser by these traneadions of 2,0001. Mr. Hanke was exaniined—liankrupt had acted as his agei.t I n procuring ..n len far goods prior to August, 1&,,5, He thin went to Bombay, after borrowing 5:01. from witness, for which be gave a six months' bill drawn by himself on M•C.,I.e. He returned in August, 1/450, and bought goods .1 witness as agent for 'Mahe. Bankrupt was out the .14..iit f..r wan...* in the matter ; he ceased to be so on going to liondiay. Mr. I locos , on behalf of the bankrupt, put in evidence a bite written by Mr. Hardie in September last which went to -.bow that the bankrupt was still acting aa kis agent. The bankrupt being asked who was Mr. William Lloyd .h.ne., surveyor, of 49, King - street, Camden-town, th e istitioning credit or , said be knew nothing of him, and hail oily seen him since the bankruptcy. He never beard of hint before the bankruptcy. He had never applied to witaess for narnont of a hill of exchange for 70 , . Did not kn ow in resp of what debt he had been made bankrupt. He now ect knew it waa for Mr. Jones's debt ;he did not dispute the debt — he ad m itt e d it. He was told on the 7th February that Jones "had qrack the docket." Bankrupt had accepted the bill in September last, but did not know that it was in Mr. Jones's hands. Had once seen Jones while he was in prison. Knew him because he was a "peen linr.looking fellow." (Laughter.) Did not know who found the money to pniseelite this petition. Had ewers that be had received 1.411.11. from 31 `Cabe, in satia tion of Mr. Hardie's bill. That was true. The money was paid in cheques for 1,000/. and WY., fur which he gave eNia He received it by the authority of Mr. Hardie, who wanted to make an advance of 1,000/. to Milburn sad White. He had introduced them to Mr. Heed* and he supplied them I,eoo/. worth .if goode. The advance of Lim& was not made, illibera l anal White absconding I ktober last, and he returned the whole of the 1,4001. to At this stags of the proceedings the hearing was ad journed for the attendance of M'Calie. Mr. mervbant,of Broad•street•buililings, deposed that he had given the bankrupt (bellies for 1;100/., but they were not used, amid had not liven paid by witness. They were returned to him in November last. Bankrupt had made affidavit in Hardie's action against wane... that the mow had leen paid by witness. The cheques were given to boomed for Mr. Hardie, as an advance to Milburn and White. That advance was never made, and the cheques were not used. Meantime Mr. Hanlie hail sued him for the amount, and bankrupt afterwards returned him the cheques, but mit till after he had pleaded to Hardie's action. His elicitor in that action was Mr. Lamb, of Gray's-inn. Had told him that he had given cheques for the amount to the bankrupt. Mr. Lawrence submitted that the passing of the cheques to the bankrupt was a mere trick to enable Mlabe to defend the action, and set Mr. Hardie at defiance. After hearing Mr. Cooper, who now appeared for the bankrupt, His Honour said that Mr. Hardie seemed to have sanc tioned the benkrupt's going to Bombay to open a trade there, as he had advanced him Ma The enterprise had failed of memos. The bankrupt having got into prison at the suit of Mr. Hardie, who would wit make him Isinknipt, ho had set about doing it himself., Mr. Mohr might, if he had chos e n, have ap- pointed himself assignee ; but he allowed the bankrupt to have a prison cvicipaniun appointed to that office. ft was only at the certificate meeting that Hr. Hardie had come forward to have the matter investigated. Under these circumstances the court had very insufficient meats of jgdging of the bankrupt's conduct ; _but believing that b e was not a knav e , an d th a t he hail been long enough in ',neon, the court would grant an immediate certificate of the third clam, and release him from custody. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. THE NEW COIIIII.HIONER. It wan expected that Mr. Nichol. wind.' have taken hi. rat to-iiav, but the fottnalities not having heeu h..' lie vouhl not pre.i.k, The I 'hie( Commissioner alluded to the hoary business hi• hail I.veu enirevil in to late hours, and the work he had to it. in of there being only one the vacan.•ree not having beau Mod up on account of come r•.nt.rnpleted usage in the law. It was not his intention hi sit late. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) woRsHIP-STREST. AN. .THER nth:turn% ATTI AT ITTADCA. Jam.. Rwhind, :10years of age. and being in Chester- Itrthnal.gmeo, wax chanced with cutting the throat .4 Mdtil.:4, hi.. wife, now I. u.g et the Loudon Hospital, in c..ndit Mermaintlfy4;,4 the K ihrision, said that yesterday afteniumi he eon, in the Ahna•road Fist, Okl Fool, when two penions informed him that a man had murdered his wife, at S.. 21t. Hastening there, be found the pri soner in one of the kitehm*. H i nd was on his hands and he asked " What are you going to do with me r In the ether kitchen was a woman with a frightful wound in her throat, awl another woman supporting her. A great quan tity of 464 was about the place and witness, by the instructing* of a medical gentleman, coheeYed the sufferer to the hospital. The prisoner subsequently asked, " How is she " Very Isar was the reply. Prisoner then rub •• She has been keeping company with a meti,andduring t I.e Lid these ila.s w e h ave been quarrelling. A 'Jack 'handled rumor, with stains of blood upon it, was priilinwit Mrs Horns stated that hearing repeated cries of " Murder" at the time is question she ran below • prisoner at the inst a nt o f h er entering the kitchen appea red to be scuttling with Lis wife, but immediately on perceiving her desisted. and the injured woman soak in her arum 14..1 Ilia mg from a horrible wound is the throat. William Stevens, rr.tiliag at the house in •gaast•on, de r...l to ha. ing heard scream., aal to finding Mn. Rutland in the anis of a Inlor named Harris, who was staua tong a dreadful ga-h in her throat ; at that time tr , T x rv i r ai was i in .„ t i lti, e sili . ... n r o is i n t r: with , the , rime j o n ne his it, ha . j • threw the weapon down. which witness snatched up, and eumeasfully resisted his efforts to obtain the re-poeseerion of it. Mr. Raphael Melanie, surgeon, of Creerentoterrace, make to the edam of the injury. It was an incised wound, en- And a half hieh in depth, en aeries:la in its character d had the weapon traversed the alighted distance further it most have sever.4l the candid artery, and of cosine 'used instant death. The premier heard this evidence with a t any vrn ato.l declined raking any questions or soaking any de. Visa"; be e. resounded. Rutland has but recently returned from India. where I". during a lengthenesl absence from this nisintry, werisi in the "Seventh Buffs," and there is woe redeem to believe that jealousy of Ms wife's r-mbiet, she believing him to have died, ocamicsied him to nuke this attempt mine her life. At the tilos in question they were at the house of the witness Stevens, for the Purpose of that, person teaching the wife wearing. MA R T.ROROUG STREET. aTgtI.ING A DIAIWND LiWATT AT A JOITILLITeII. Jnars aad Cale', Xrtll , the former giving_ his alarm , . 24, Fore-street, Leith, and the latter Nova Pimlisiganteus, Hack n ey, w ere cluirgeti hermit Br. Bandon with stealing a diamond awl tin-gnome locket, of the value of the property of Mr. John Turner, jeweller, 58 and otreet. Mr. I:dwanl Lewi*, of great 3farlboronehstreet, aPPeamd f. , r the rn...seye. Mr. Ililluini Miller, ....nosint to Mr. Turner, raid that al*lit 4 the l.rreiuu. afternos. the prisoners entered the • 1 . , .P. and !tarter asked t.. shown some Maltese (TOMS. ‘• t liking their appeersaise he told them he did Dot keep oothing .4 th e k in d . They did sot seem satisfied with i*. hot TIVIVINI down the counter till they came to a tray, Rarher *aid, "1 Hi, here's wale crease*. Here's a nice ; what i. the prieer He told him IL/. Suspecting h. laid soinethieg in his hand. betook up another locket wI %oh " Here's a nice ow," thinkiag he might open his h 0..1 to take it from bin.. Rtrher then mowed his head on the tray in a peculiar meaner, and afterwards, turning I" I....comanion Hall, *aid, "I don't think there's anything tli it will suit us, we will send the lady to choose for herself. Thee then staved triwarels the door, epee which he went alp I. P.riber and said he should be obliged if lie would head T ifE ore the locket be had ia his head. The prisoner Barber at het denied basing it, bat afterward, threw it on the Seer. Isidoree of a rearm story nature having been given by Mr. Richards. mayor to Yr. Turner, The orraltle who took the prisoners into custody having =that he fogad ea them only about lle, and Sergeart eg Walled that be believed they were both known, they were remanded. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. In =MILK TELEGIUJII. NEWCASTLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) THE GOLD CUP !!FAKES. Nearly a mile. Daneany, Shaft, Griffin. Maggie, Fint Lonl, Edmund Kean, Opt. Wedderbium„ Harefoot, Dewdrop, Betty, Miss Longley, Professor Dick, Wildman, and Syringe are here. CORPORATION PLATE. One mile 6 fur. 82 yds. Napoleon, Red Eagle, Sbafto, Hepatica, Hegira, Ben Webster, Volatile, Gammon, Orifan, Maggie, The Alder man, Crannied, Breese, Ancient Andrew, Pontaland, Cer tainty, Punek, Stockton, The Friar, Laird of Prudhoe, Horace, Apoßyon, Bab-at-Bowater, Basilisk, Edmund Roan, Dewdrop, Bi Mgr. invd. Wedderburn, Howth, Wikknan, Lea, lagoon, Miss Langley, First Lord, Moss Rose. Whinstone, Mal Professor Dick, Havelock, Syringe, Nessus, Rosamond, Jim, Honeymoon, Baronet, and Walkington are here. Jack Spring. Simple Simon, Binlasge, Aaiun Bede, Dram, Ripon, Rise Stewart, Sweet Briar, Viatka, Baron !NOW, Greta, Oxford Mixture. Trothplight, Hom e w a rd Bonnet, Mary Stuart, and Mm. Rareg have paid forfeit. IPSWICH MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) - • - THE CHAIINTRY &TAXES. Half • mile. lay Derby, Polly, Shepherdtes, Morella, Brilliant, Epaolotte, Manua, Liebtsbridge, Temp*. Scandal c, aud Elecerclue are bare. SUFFOLK HANDICAP. Two miles. Independence, Yorkshire Grey, Hany, Volunteer, Weatherhound, Dreadnought, Sailor, Mellor, Watersprite, Ncoptelemus, May Morning, and Delusion are here. MEMBERS' PLATE. Halt a mil.. Rattlesnake, Sic.u7nt7ebiLik, Clio, Wes PoIIJ, Waterwitch, Boabdil, and Provision are here. INN. KEEPERS' PLATE. Hal/ a mile. Cilw, Codicil, Gammon, Broom c,Tyborn, Maypole, Web • dil, and Bacerdos are here. Oren AlllvALS.—Lonl of the Tees, Glenluce c, Glib • dower filly, Peacatore, Tadworth, and C'helmaford. HORRIBLE MURDER OP A FEMALE IN OXFORD- STREET. This forenoon considerable excitement prevailed in Oxford-street, near Soho-squa►e, in consequence of the discovery that a female had been found at No. 376, Oxford. street, in a room at the top of the house, with Ler head off, and who is believed to be the female who wasalluded to in the letter which was discovered on the foreigner who committed suicide the previous day. Brown, D 128, who raw the man in Hyde-park, went to the above house, which is in the oeeapation of Mr. De Bola, retailer of ginger-beer, kc., and inquired if he had a female lodger in the house. Mr. De Bola said he had. The constable, accompanied by him. proceeded up to the room in which he said she re. sided along with a man. The door was locked, but was forced open with a poker, when the unfortunate female was found lying on the door, having had her head separated from the body. This (the bead) was found in a cupboardandsomeof her limbs were observed to have been cut, as if with a saw. Inspector Coombe. afterwiads arrived, upon which a medical gentlemap was sent for, who stated that life had been extinct some time. Upon making inquiries of Mr. De Bola IA to his knowledge of his tenants, he said that they had been in his house only about a week, and that be had not seen anything of either the man or the women since Saturday. Mr. Coombe, upon leaving the room, which was in a frightful state from the vast quantity of blood upon the door of it, fastened the door, upon which he pat a seal, and took the key of it away with him. He also communicated the circumstances of the horrible transaction to Mr. Bedford, the coroner. SUNDAY TRADING BILL.-(THIS DAY,) A meeting in opposition to the Sunday Wading intrabeed by Laid Chelmeford in the Muse of Lords, was held at 11 o'clock this morning, in the Lower Room, Exeter-lull, Mr. Kinsman, M.P., in the chair. Among those present were—Sir C. E. Eerdley. the Hon. Capt. Maude. R.N., Sir F. Abbott, Genera Alexander, Mr. J. Vioodroffe. Dr. Crawford, Mr. Rochfort Clarke, Capt. Littlehales, Mr. T. H. Graham, Mr. P. Wen, Mr. J. C. Sommers, Mr. H. Spink, Rev.. F. Mackenzie, T. W. Wat son. E. Garbett, Dr. Coartenay. H. Stevens. J. Nelson, W. L. Thornton, L Tugwell, Dr. Dunce*, W. Jacob, ko. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the proceeding, said, a peat deal of misconception had prevailed in reference to the /Sunday Trailing Bill. The object being, as all admitted, to diminish labour and selling on the Lord's day, many had signed petitions in its favour who now felt bound to oppose it because they Lid since been enlightened as to its real character, awl that was a meeting of representatives of various religious bodies convened for the purpose of giving expression to a common opposition to the bill. On the motion of General ALEXANDER, seconded by the Rev. E. GARRETT, and supported by the Rev. Dr. Dun an, the following resolution was adopted :—" That this meet ing, composed of Christians of various ilenoininations, would express its solemn conviction that the observance of the Lords day is of Divine authority And perpetual obliga tion, alike conducive to the glory of God and the spiritual and temporal welfare of man ; and that it is in an eminent degree trotective of the interests of the working classes of society. On the motion of Sir C. E. EARDLIZT, seconded by Mr. R. CLARICE, and suppo rted by the Rev. Peter Latrobe and Mr. E. Panama, the following resolution was also adopted: "That as the bill now before parliament, relating to the selling and hawking of ;axle on the Lord's day in the toe tropolis, draws such a distinction between one part of the Lord's day and another, as, if passed into a las, would countenance a belief that the entire day need not be kept holy ; and also, while it p ro h i bit s the doing of certain works on that day, allows on the one hand works to be done on that day that are neither works of piety, charity, nor necessity, and on the other hand makes no exception in favour of such last mentioned works, this meeting resolves to oppose the further progress of the mid bill." The meeting shortly afterwards separated. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY (THIS DAY.) This afterni - stn a special general meeting was held at the Waterloo station, Captain ],tenon in the chair. When the directon entered the room there wan not a single shareholder present, but the business was proceeded with. The ftoticmm of the company pmeeeded to read the heads of • bill now before parliament relating to terms with the London sod Brighton Company, and while he was doing so • shareholder entered, took his seat, and immediately commenced kspeech. The bill. however, was agreed to, as was another r.eng to • new line from the Mil-flassex Railway to l'etersfield, Hampshire. Tb:rceedinp, which lasted five minutes, then ter. mhos To-morrow Mr. Xekewich will call the attention of the Secretary of State for the Home Department to the disturbances which took place on Sunday last in the neigh bourhood of the church of St. Georp'rin-the-Eart, and ask what tonsures he has taken to prevent their recurrence. Captain O'Connell intends to ask the First Lord of the Treasury, whether her Majesty's government have Caen, or intend to take, any eteps to enable the people of Ireland to form volunteer crepe. SouTH LoNPON DISTERT or ODD -FELLOWS.— This branch ~ f the Manchaiter raity has published it. ex perience for the veer 1850. Beside the usual information • statement of the mortality for 21 years jest is given, the number of members dying being 807, and wives 564, the paymeuts on which amounted to 12,0561. flee ilistnct commenced operations in 1619, ha•• 302 members. and since that time 12,1801 have been initiated. 2,556 left to form other dis tricts, and adding the 807 who died, sod 4,989 who seceded or withdrew, there were 4,310 on the Ist of January be- j longing to the 42 lodges, having a enrphis cepitel of 36,75 M. properly invested. The number Needing is extra- ordinary, but it show, the pest pia societies must have from this source. During the peat year 775 members suf. feral 4,618 weeks' sieknees, and had paid them 1,0784 Average age of the members, 35 years earl 10 mouths. The statement, though very unpretending, says much f ar th e painstaking industry of Mr. Burgess, the secretary, sad the usefulness of friendly societies. OUTWARD ItIAILS.—SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNESDAY. —The lulus left here today with the Bombay mail She took out about lily paseengers, amoopt wham were Colonel Law, Captains Adair, Gilberton, Daubsey, Pear arm and Ma st.,teu, and Lieutenant Malden. Amongst her cargo were eighteen boxes of tremor., worth 27,0481. 44. vie., bar gold worth 10,2018., bar silver worth 1,5501. rupees worth 175 L, and jewellery, watches. Ste. wadi; 5,1631.4.. The %lean also left here with the Pe ninsula meat Ms took out fifteen passempre. The Fulton also left with the United States mail EXPRESS, SHARE LISTS.—THIe RAY. Two o'Ctoolt. The railway share marketto-day, thouilreiireinely inactive, is firmer. An improvement of about } per cent. has taken place in most of the principal stocks. London and North Western stock is quoted 101} to 102 ; Great Western, 69 to } ; Midland, .J 1 4 to_ 1174 to 1111 . L Lancashire an Yorkstie, 1044 to 106 ; South &stern, sri to fi Great North 114 to 115 ; and Caledonian, 934 to 93. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are at 4 discount to par. Grand Canada Railway stock has experienced a ea hvy fall, being last marked 264. Great of Canada Railway shares are Messily. THURSDAY !AWNING, JUNE 28, 1880. 11iTLell PIXNMILOI46 illa I P a ti li j AMWAY& W ha d rii i .. " el etp, " : 47 . - . 161 L 1 1 11 .." 7. 41clisr l atai r N I 1 .. _ - - is an Da. Stsamars 6 14 - WO 160 • _ .090d/wish IPA MA, .Sa& 1,1871 Inamseagraog4lll.lL 75 N - 1N ISO Ds. July ditto 7O 75 •••• WO 100 Do J ditto N Ti s 5 a 14 I 0 • Ea 946% past. 11 1 die •-• , MI ...., 1 dis - ta. • Ina% ~... .4 111 15 Din . 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N 1 Ds - IL 1 ' , Pra tt; Sp.% 961 0 ~, 951 ,-• to 1 • • Girls 1 1 dis -, JOINT WOOL *WM. - No. ,t alaal=ilL:-. i ii i t o A ls ini.g. ant e Si :164 a _ 116 of 60, 10 of Tusk* 99,000 60 Banish N. Almeria! ~_ .. - 83,110 10 Bank at ladia, Augralla, and Mina . all 11/1 1111 In 10,000 8 Move, at 181% Lon., and Mk% an lll -. 0 000 100 My - 90,000 100 Colonial 60,000110.1NC0m. of Canada 16,000 100 iCom. of London 16,000 10 In Soot.aAstiCialtt all 154 111 - 110,000 PI G. lank of Stritaaeland all -••-• - 16,000 10 Loa. Ch. Bank of Acid all 11l IS - 16,000 60 Laudon and County - - 00,000 50 Loudon Joint Boa - - - 60,000 100 Lou. and Westminster lO -.- - 10,000 100 Nat. Pros. of England 4l -.- - 16,000 20 Do. New 10,000 60 National Bank 06,000 10 I New South Wales 60,400 16 ,Oriental Bank Corpora an - - 4141 26,0001 10 Ottoman Bank - 10,000 1001 Provincial of Inland - - 4,000 10 o. New 10,000 16 Sout D h Australia 44,000 25 , Union of Australia - - 41 00,000 60 'Union of London 1,000 100 Unity Mutual N - •••• - • • - - 360,41011 C • Commercial DM ISt, et. Do. 4p. at. rret.„ MIL IOO 2,066, 01. Katt and Wad butts lOO 8,638,31 IS. Loudon lOO 1,989, et St. Katharine lOO 360, at . Southampton lOO 800. St. Victoria .4 93 Dtt. New %:;««I COLONIAL GOVILNILINT ilsw :: a t i rter' "l , 1881 4 12 De. Ilyee east DM lOO .. De. Otereeett._ , 1840 lOO .. le. Speed. reb.dtAteg 100 De. oper et. 810z..t Sep 100 Do. 6 percent. lOO Do. do. Scrip. 6O .. Breasw.Oor.6 pi Ct 100 .. .1. Wake Ov. 6p. a 1100 100 De. tp. e., 1571 to VI Do. sp. e., 1006 .. Nora goods 0 p. et. elg Deb. redeem. WM .... 100 .. Aunt. Gov. 6 p.e. Ira& 100 ..Vic. ov. 6p. olaestialy 100 ..I Do. do. 6p. e. Aar.4604 NIG 'Alfred Coos. Di let per. G. Con. (Trytetk.) Lot Basset (Mogan) Zest Cando@ vt ~.wh...47lAutoya2. Great Booth Talon .. G.Wh. Alfred (Phillack) G. Wh. Vor (Helston).. 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It .5 KM I.lli MAI _iii: isik iii. — AR 11 II 10 MONEY MARKET.-J.THIS DAY. Two o'CLowt. The funds to-day are firmer and a recovery of i t per cent, has taken place. Little business is going forward. The share markets are likewise very quiet, but rather firmer than yesterday. A further heavy fall has taken place in the stock of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada. The settlement in the share market is in full progress,and will be completed to 111017011r. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renton were quoted 68.50, being rather more than 1 per cent. lower than yeeterday, owing to " heavy rain." Consols are officially marked 99} and t, ex div. for the account. The present quotation is 1;4 to $. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 229 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 921, 931 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 931 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1041, ex div. for the account ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 961, ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 102 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentunes, 1858, 96f ; ditto, 1859, 961; India Bonds, 11s., 125., din. Mexican Bonds are slightly firmer, and are last marked 21. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have declined, having been sold as low as 95, cum div. A recovery of about per cent. has taken place in Turkish bonds ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 77 to 4, and that of 1858 591 to 604. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1880, 872, 88 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66 (exchange 126.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 20k, 4, 21 ; Peruvian Three per Centa., 694 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 954, 95 ; Spainah Three per Cents, 494 ; ditto Passive, 18 ; the Committee's Certificates, ; 'Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 774 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 594, 604, 594. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company have improved to 14 to 11 prem. The scrip of the New RussiairLoan remains very dull, at (nominally) die. to i t prem. The City of Baltimore and Saxonia have arrived from New York, with 77,500/. in specie. No operations occurred in bullion at the Bank. Of the 225,000/. by La Plata, from the West In dies, 117,0001. is gold and 108,0001. silver. A special meeting of the Stock Exchange Com mittee took place yesterday, to consider a letter wherein Messrs. Thomson, Boner, and Co., the agents for the Russian Three per Cent. Loan of 1869 in answer to the request of the committee, explain the grounds upon which they informed the Stock Exchange last year that the whole of that loan had been placed. These grounds, if we are rightly informed, were, firstly, an official notification in tho St. Petersburg Gazette, and, secondly, a letter addressed to Messrs. Thomson, Boner, and Co., by the Russian Minister of Finance. The committee communicated again with Mews. Thomson, Boner, and Co., yesterday afternoon, requesting to be furnished with copies of the documents referred to. The inquiry is one of rather a serious character, as the recognition by the Stock Exchange of any fresh Russian securities is oontingent upon the adher ence of the government to a course of perfect good faith. The Vienna Bourse during the last day or two has shown a drooping tendency. Money on the Continent continues very cheap, and within the last fortnight a reduction has oc curred in two or three instances. The current rates are m follows :—Paris, 3 per cent. (bank rate, 34); Vienna, 4 (bank, 5) ; Bertha, 3 (back, 34) ; Fraigt fort, 11 (bank, 2) ; Hamblin, 11 (bank, 2) ; and Amsterdam and Brussels, 3 per cent. . . . Accounts from TampiCo to the 4th inst. state that a conducta had arrived there from Zacatecas, with more than 300,0001. in silver for England. It is thought that the bulk of the amount will be sent to this country rid New York, to avoid delay. Official advises just received intimate that the 252,000/. in specie on board the Malabar will be saved, provided the vessel continues to hold to gether for some little time. At the public sales yesterday Assam tea sold with spirit, at an advance of Id. to 2d. per lb. The jute offered was only partly sold, at a decline of be. to per ton. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Tuesday, the 3rd July, • special settling day in the shares of the Thames and Mer sey Marine Insurance Company, which are to be quoted in the official list. A general meeting of the City of London Brewery Company (Limited) is called for the sth of July, when a resolution will be submitted for converting into stock the whole of the ordinary fully paid up shares. At the same meeting the holders of pre ference shares will be required to appoint one of their number to be an auditor. Another general meeting will be held on the 6th of August, to con firm the resolution above-mentioned, and to declare a dividend. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of Australia is called for the 16th of July. The half-yearly meeting of the East and West India Dock Company is chlled for the 6th of July, to elect directors and declare a dividend. Creditors of the Borough of Macylebone Gas Consumers Company (limited) are required to prove their claims at the Bankruptcy Court on the 19th of July. The dividends are advertised on Michigan Cen tral Railway Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds. • With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : We have very little change to note in the market in London for American securities ; the business in them during the past week having been of an r♦aimportant cha racter. The Grand Trunk, though relieved from the par meet of interest on 3,111,500/. sterling to the (andi= go. verement, hi unable to meet the interest on its ordinary bonds, a result which has been long evident, so soon as the farce of paying interest on them out of capital should cease. The following quotations are 41. 6d. to the dollar : Bid. Asked. United States 6 per Cent. Coupon Bonds, 1868 96 96z coup Ditto s .i per Cent. Coupon Bonds, 1874 92 93 „ Penns rank 5 per Cent Coupon Bonds 6B 88 Ditto YFive per Cent, Stock Maryland 5 per cent. Sterling Bonds Msasachusetta 5 per cent ditto Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton 7 per cent tad' ortgsge. 1890 Detroit and Illiwaakee. 7 Per relit. DA Mort - ATConvertible Bonds, 1876 5O 55 & OtWestern of Canada Arrangement 60 56 Illinois Central, 7 per cent., Construction, 1875. 821 831 Ditto, 6 per cent. Construction, payable In Lon don at 4a. 221. per dollar Ditto, 7 per cent., Freeland, IMO 9l 92 Ditto, 100 dollar shares, 75 dollars paid 4l $0 dig. Ditto, ditto, paid up In hill 66 60 cz int. Ditto, Cancelled Bond Scrip 6 dollars ll If Joliet and Northern Indiana 8 per cent, Ist ' It , 1874, guaranteed by Michigan Cen tralarrtelliniols Central, Jointly Michigan Cen.l tral, 8 per cost.. ist MoutPae, Diesel 8 (Oct. Ditto, Ina B6 88 Ditto, sinking rand, 1822 Ditto shares, 100 dollars Ditto Southern and Northern Indiana, 7 per cent. Sinking Fund, 1885 New York & Erie, 7 per cent., First Mort, 1867 69 91 l i Ditto, 7 per cent., Second Mortgage, 1868 B4 86 Ditto, 7 per cent., Third Mortgage, 18811 assented 76 77 adept. Ditto, 7 per cent., Sinking rand, 1876 ditto 44 48 IcouP Ditto, 7 per cent., Convert. Bonds, 1862 ditto 44 48 Ditto ditto ditto 1871 ditto 44 48 Ditto shares, 100 dollars ditto.. 161 171 New York Central, 7 per cent., Bonds. 1816.... 92 96 Ditto, 6 per oent., Sinking Funtl, 1883 B6 86 Ditto, 7 per cent., Sinking Fund, 1878 94 90 Ditto shares, 100 dollars Panama lit Mortgage, 1885 lOO 102 Ditto 2nd Mortgage, 1872 99 101 Pennsylvania, 6 per cent. let Mort. °one, 1890 87 895 coup Ditto, 2nd Mortgage, Steriltd, convertible, 1875 91 93 Ditto sham. 60 dollars l7 30 The second call of 51. is announced on the shares of the Eastern Bengal Railway Company, payable in two equal instalments of 2f. 10s. each, on the 20th July and 20th October. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,6081. ; the Great Western an increase of 3,88 &. ; the Great 3 . Northern an increase of 2,693/. ; and the London and South Weste'rn an increase of 3741. The traffic on the 687 miles of the South-Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending June 16 was 32,0071, being 18,1381. less than irr the corresponding week el 1859 on the same number of miles ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 4,0011., showing an increase of 2,0381. It has been arranged that the monthly mail from this country for Sydney shall be taken direct to that! port from Suez, as hitherto, by the mail steamers belonging to the Peninsular and Oriental Company, instead of the service between Mel bonnie and Sydney being performed by inter-ooke• nial vessels, as proposed a short time back. The old arrangement was resumed with the mail which left Southampton on the 20th instant, and with to-nighy, mad via The Vanguard and Weetburn have arrived from Shanghae with 1,463,700 lbe. of tea and 435 bales of silk. WEDNEIIDAY Emmet. Consols, which closed yesterdayat "buyers," ex div., for the 10th July, opened this morning at 93i, and closed at 938 to I. The official buu ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consuls, for account (July 10), 931, 4ox div. ; Bank Stock, 229 ; Three per Cents. Beduoed, 93, 4,92 i, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 93, 4,92 i, 93, 92‘ ; Indian Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, Mut; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1024 ; Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, for account, 104 ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858,India Bonds, dia. Exchequer Bills, which bear the inadequate rate of interest of 24 per cent. per annum, continue very heavy. Sales were pressed to-day as low as 2s. dis. The closing price was par to 3e. prem. The Indian rupee paper remains very dull, with little inquiry. The Indian Five per Celt stock of 1859 was slightly flatter, at 104 to ex div., for the account. India Bonds were quoted lb. to The transactions in the foreign stock market were upon the limited scale usual of late. A fresh re duction of about 1 per cent, occurred in Turkish Bonds : the Loan of 1854 closed at 261 to 771, and that of 1858 at 5941, to 60. Mevican Bonds have again declined, and were last marked 20f. Russian Three per Ceats. were likewise flat. Bank shares remain steady. Agra Bank were marked 79i and SD. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares have experienced a further reduction of 1/. There was likewise a decline in Anglo- Mexican Mint, Australian Agricultural, and Van Diemen's Land. The elating quotations for the shares in new undertakings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 11 to 1/ prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 1-16 to I ' 3-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 3-16 to 6-16 prem. • London and Provincial Marine, 6-16 to 3-16 dis. ; London and South African Bank, f die. to par. Victoria Government bonds were rather more offered to-day. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cux:x. Only a limited amount of business has been done this morning in the mining market, the dealers being principally occupied with preparations for the settlement. The chief transactions have been in shares in East Basset, Wheal Grenville, Tolcarne, East Caradon, North Downs, and Dale mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Great Northern Copper have been dealt in at k din and par ; North Rhine Copper, at and 1- die . ; Unarm, at 10,1 and 101 ; and United Mexican, at 11. From Treloweth (Jane 23) the agent writes Coles engine shaft sinking below the 124 is now yielding 8 tens copper ore per fathom, worth 361. per fathom ; the 124 mat of Cole's engine shaft, 6 tons copper ore per fathom, worth 25/. per fathom ; the 124 end west of Cole's engine shaft on south part 1 ton of are par fathom, worth 31. par fathom ; the llti end east of Cole's engine shift 5 tons of ore per fathom, worth 201. per fathom ; the winze sinking below the 116 east of No. 1 snare 6 toes of ore per fathom, worth 301. per fathom ; the dope in back of the 116 east of Cole's engine shaft 5 tons of ore per fathom, worth 201. per fathom ; the stope in back of the 116 west of Cole's engine shaft 2 tons of ore per fathom, worth 141. per fathom ; the wince sinking below the 110 east of C,ole's engine shaft 3 tons of ore per fathom, worth 201. per fathom ; and the 80 end west of Woodfall's shaft 1 ton of ore per fathom, worth 21." irc7ozilady Bertha Mine (June 26) the agents state :-- " The lode in the 41 west is about 2 feet wide, composed AA istuidic, quartz, and ore, worth 4 too, or 12/. per fathom. The lode in the 41 east is improving in appewance, being about 5 feet wide, composed of iron, mundic, peach, rpm, and ore, worth 1 ton per fathom, and is likely to improve. The lode in the 30 east is hard and poor at present. The lode in Baylv's winze in the bottom of this level, about 8 fathoms behind the end, is now about 3 feet wide, composed of mundic, quartz, and ore, worth 10 tons, or 3IN. per fathom. Odger's view in the bottom of this level, 14 fathoms behind the above-named wines, b communicated with the 41. Crossman's winze in the bottom of this level, about 4 fathoms behind the end, is now down 4 feet, where the lode is about 6 feet wide, congaing of mundic and ore, worth 10 tons, or 501. per fathom. Lamin's stows in the bottom of the 20 west are worth about 12/. per fathom. The lode in the 10 east is improving in go:airy, being now worth 1 ton, or 8/. per fathom. We are prove-Aging well with the dressing of ore for sampling on Friday next, when we expect to have from 215 to TX tons.' 101. AI Ifilq.o. 1 1 an II W 4 4i 1 ISO SO 445 61.1 111 us Ili 11 MM a 111 I 1 I L 171 1 M 6 61 60 16 1 U 0 IS 6 6 f_ 1 105 170 67 00 4 11 16; 10 a _7O Ili iii 160 HO i 0!! 66 4 2 1 114 21 II 17 60 Q. pricer. _ 1 i i i Ws Par SO 31 44 46 11_ lis - s r 3 dls 1. par 1 11 i Pr k 1 I ea li Ift U SO 4 II w 8 * w n U 15 111 US 0 8 II 17 I* 80 8 81 SI n 101 101 108 107 100 Par ') Isr f I Ole 1 pm If I .2la 2 if di 2 if pa tt i 10 1 1 1 1 } L par 48 48 t 1 73 Ul3 pt I qq g 18 SI 1 dla In . 171. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SCOAR.—The market has been 'teaks at yesterday's prices, with • limited demand. Refined: Prime are un altered. Coates.—The public male is progressing at previous rates. ?lA.—The public sales are going off heavily today - . Riff- —Bengal sold steadily in public sale today. Rum. —Bengal woof sold at Is. 6d. Demerara, Is. 10d. sales of imp' ilkurgrat.—No ...eportaeoe reported. PIMENTO sold at W. advance-3W. to 3ld. Jure sold at a decline of Bs. to 10s. iitiiiet;i;;;l2 — ai - Aaiull appearance - --- to-day. TALLOW MARICAT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Petersburg Y.C., co lb* wok is quoted 525. 9d. to 535. ; June, 52e. 9d. to 535. ; July to Sept., 5:4. 9d. to 535.; Oct. to Dec., 525. 9d. to 535. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The n amber of beasts is cousideratdy larger than on Thursday last. 'The dammed is, however, good, and prices cannot be qujelial much lower. The supply of sheep and lambs isd'short ; trade is not very brisk, but Monday' quotations are well supported irive have a large number of inferior calves on sale, for which trade is heavy. Choice qualities are in demand. Our foreign supply con sists of 350 beasts, 1,500 sheep, 407 calves, and 10 pigs. The number of milch cows is 142. Per don* of Ms ad. ad. Per stone of Ma h. 4. 5. d. lied Scots, Heralds. 5 4 6 Best Dond Rf-hdeSh !kit Short-horns 5 1 5 Beet Long-. 001. 6 0 6 1 Second quaL beats 44 4 Do. do. Shorn ... Alves Pigs gest Dna& HU-brads 6 4 5 Lembo Beasts at market, 1,341: Edney and Lambe, 9,800: 041954,, 608. Pigs. 110. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report trade brisk, with a demand for pod hay and clover, at the following prime :—Prime ium.dow hay, 70s. to 84a. ; superior ditto, 88s. to 106 s. ; inferior do., 555. to ODs. ; new, 365. to 80s. ; clover, old, 955. to 1265. ; second cut, 90s. to 965. ; straw, 265. to 36e. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Liwrityool., Juan V.—Btrkenbesd. 11111—es1etiontan Moak; pg49/1-11matern Goss. 1646 11—Great Northern, 114 Great Weaterna, 00 04—Idassalks and Yorkshire, 1041106;; ditto for account, 106—LMarisc sad North Western, 1011 1014 ; ditto for account, 1011 I—Dltte, Righth shares, 1-10 p.—Man chester, Shefilehl, and Liwoinshim 401 40; ditto for account. 401—Midland stock, 1171 117 ; ditto for account. 116—North British, 61 6A—North Stanordshire, 4 A d. —North Ellliero, Renwick, capital stock, 964 961—Ditto, York capital stock, 811 811--Ditto, Leeds capital stock, 511 52—Oxford, Worcester. and Wolverhampton, 44 46—&mth Eastern, 25 0-10 231--Datolt Rhenish, I . :ad.—Great Imsembonnt. 6 13.16 61516 - Brand Trunk of tla, 6 111661—Great Western or Canada. 101 10: : ditto for account, 101—tritto, new shares, 01 W d.—Buffao and Lake Buren, st—Oreat Ship, 113., 13a.—Thames sad Mersey Marine Company, 11.161 3-16 p. Ups cnatrrEtt, Jv!ra M.—The market was fiat. and the prln cMar business was for next account. Canna.. lei : next ac- MUM, 10 13-161 11.16—Leeds, 1041 : nest account, 104$ 1 — Dover'. 251: next account, 9-16—Crest Western, nevi ac count, 601—iihethelds, next account, 401—Trunks. next account. 6 1146 13-16 1 1116 j—Londons. next lICCO4IIIt, 1011—Great Ship Company, 120. 6d.—Thames and Bergey, 1 116 p. —Sheffield W. pref.. I p.—Whitehaven and Yurness, 13. ad— nusßTß la aluilirn :lo i n n a rAM n . d inj r n o rWb rt l h rf U .P7 ed ertit t e ; 101.—Rir mincrn Atolls w Oro hnle • rs at 114, sellers at 94-I—BirminiMana i m art. Ltr d k k e t. t w sves aleeo d e,, rons eure4,k in aw g t7 , ar . i l d n ha e Banking Company at 291 3.)—and General Steam 25 to 2.51. 115 117 -- -- -. -. 110 112 110 112 101} 101* -- 108 1M 100} 101 100 i 101 100 101 108} 1001 110 111 -- 1071 108 \ If Mt} 11111 it lei i