The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-21 00:00:00

TIIII FOLICS COURTIS. (THIS DAY.) CLEREENWELL. Roman BY • IltiOrNal.-0010IIITAL. ykeerf Cosier, aged 18, • greeer's &mislaid, is Ilse e mby of M. Arthur Culver, ma-dealer, of 816, Gray's. & a .m.'. was 'barged with stealing • doria, the property MThmfiOnle• The vamoose had beim in the employ of the paymaster to wog ahoitlis tdihree mouths. ead as defies that period the d minished though the business had pot fallen dr. me prcemutor marked • flails and throe sepeade All iale ta g pre them to Man. Orookford, the female searalwor. relit to , pees at hie shop; this she did early ia ch. mid the prisoner reniarkel that the was • gpsd oostemor to co mmence the day with. A short Dasafterwards tics proseoutor went t s the till. and not —the doria thaw, celled in polimi-onset•bteCrookford, •G, s ea gave the prisoner into custody. The parked l o va wo o fined in the possession of the priapism, arid his mid be win wiry sorry, but it was only the *woad time he hag robbed his employer, hostas on the precious °coulee Oda • shilling , Th e ' asked to hare the case decided at once, and guilty, remarking that it was the drat time he had We been is trouble. Jr. Raker mid the pr:soner bad abused the trust that w bore madded to him, and sentenosil him to be inl aid kept to hard labour in t h e Howe of CerrediOn tir ealesdar moatbs. MARLBOROITGHZTREST. 013111•01 ON A SISALS IS NUM-UHL Jeke Nally, • rough fallow, about 18 years of age, war b e fore Mr. Mansfield, with the following outrageous Zton &female in lirdsspork. s the schisms of Sophia Froostaik a young woman, • We geent out of place, and residing at No. 22, Primus-Week sg iet ve.roed, it appeared that about 8 o'clock this morn as wan s itting in Hyde - park , when the prisoner and Wee other lads crime up to kiir, sad throw her ea the Cthtaad while she was lying on the ground, being held three other lade, the prisoner thrust • quantity of 'a dung into her mouth, and then with his corn prior ran off. A. park constable west afire the lads, and detelsda ia cstchiag the prisoner, the others getting IMP l'arketoastable Lippett, No. 31. d that a b out 8 &cloak this morning he was informed that disgraceful coo. issilowords a female was going on soar the Magazine bar. Meth He went towards the piece, e are the prim, .. sad three companions monism. He ed pursued them and overtook the prisoner and brought him back, and the complainant then identifled him m the one who had put Ilth St her mouth. The prisoner said he wan with the other I.ds, but he was *Athlone who used the Mat. He merely ran became the ethers did. Mr. Mensfield ordered the prisoper to pay • fine of 51., or le be committed for two months with hard labour. WANIAWORTH. ?LAMS AT CARDS NOT nd.toisd.. Mc Henry Freeman, the landlord of the Surrey Anna• bamboo, Spring-pbwe, Lambeth, was summoned by the mime for 'offering gaming with cards, and also toe Rot Wag his same and license placed over his door. The defendant said he was guilty of both offenoes. Sergesat Beaumook V division, said that on the night of the 11th inst, he visited the &deadest's house, sad foiled SWIM in the parlour playing at cards. The defendant's name was not over his door, but it was put up on the 16th The defendant, who had kept the bates for several years said hie premises had been under repar, anil the board harisg his name had been takes down, but it could be wen at ths bar. Mr. Dayman, oe referring to the act, thought gaming URA be proved to realer the defendant liable to a convic tion. The defendant said the officer found neither beer nor mom a the table. The sergeant said he was unable to prove that the men were playieg for money or money's worth. He visited the Dad afterwards, zed sew a pack of cards with a cribbage board on one table, sod dominue• on another table. Mr. llayrnan did not see that any offence had been corn witted, beam* alter all it did not matter what the game was, provided the parties did not play for motley or money • worth. The act stated that there mast be gaming. Pereoca soy play at games of skill, and whist was oae of the most lOW games that could be. It did not require stakes to gybe an interest in the game. Unless the parties were playing for a stake the case did not came within the mese bg et the act of parliament. With regard to amp other 0 ". be thought there had not been any actual infringement of the law. Both summonses were dismissed, THE CASS OP MANSLAUGHTER IN THE COMMERCIAL-Roan, STEPNEY. -- • Yesterday evening Mr. Joseph Smith, solicitor for the prosecution against Mr. Robert Cebu:ham, surgeon, who is charged with shooting Thomas Solomon, a ships' painter, in the garden at the back of Heath-house, Com mercial-road, Stepney, accompanied by a military surgeon and his assistant, Mr. Thompson, a eau. pee in the Mile-end-road, the brother of the dammed, and Inspector Hayes, of the K division, proceeded to Ilford Cemetery, in Essex, where the body of the deceased was exhumed, by order of Sir Geo. Grey, the Secretary of Shte for the Home Department, and carried to a large workshop on the ground. The body was identified by the deceased's brother. It was in an advanced state of decompoei. tam The poet mortem examination was immediately pro oseded with, and conducted in a most careful manner by the military surgeon appointed by the Home Secretary. The head of the deceased was opened and the brain removed. It was asoertained that the ball fired by the accused had catered the left temple, passed through the brain, and -was pobedded in the back of the skull. The ball was removed, the body replaced in the shell, and eggs buried in the grave from which it had Mee. The theory propounded by the prisoner's advocate that the deceased was hit by a spent ball after it had struck the corner of a brick wall from which it re. bosaded is apparently disproved by the poet mortem ex amination. The ease will terminate, as far as the magi'. aerial investigation is concerned, on Tuesday next, when Mr. Paget will commit the gamed for trial at the Central Criminal Court. BAZAAR AT ARGYLL H01181.—(THIS DAY.) — This morning a large number of the nobility and gentry mesinbled on the grounds of Argyll Hones, Kensington, kindly lent by the Duchess of Argyll for the cxasion, to take pert in a beztar established for the purpose of aiding the Association for Promoting the Welfare of the Blind, an institution in which her grace has always exhibited the most lively interest. It is greatly in need of funds, and at the house in Eaton-road, there are 400 poor blind men and women applying for help, bet so sante:ice can be afforded to them on account of the limited nature of the resources. The bazaar which promises to be highly successful, will be continuedto-morrow. ELECTION or SHaairra.—The Lord Mayor has lamed his precept for the election of sheriffs of London and Middlesex in succeasioa to Aldermen Dates and Begley, the present sheriff*, on Saturday next, the 24th lest. The matter Au up to the present time excited very little interest it the City, but it is proposed that Alderman Gibbons, the first on the list of the aldermanic body who have not served the ihrievalty, will be elected, and that probably Mr. Francis Lyoett or Mr. Mitchell, of ludtwokeequers. will be hi colleague. The election of the other sheriffs for England and Wales will not take plain until November. THE GRESHAM FROFEMORSHIP or Mariam/.—A exancy is declared in the Gresham Professorship of Medi cine, for rimy veers past held by Dr. H. H. Southey, the eminent physician. The appointment is in the gift of the corporation of the city of Loudon. ANOTHER FIRE AT ST. GEORGE'S-IN-THE-EARL— flflts I.;:T.)—Allre Wok; out this morning in the Pup boarding-house belonging to Mr. Jeffreys, No. 30, Pr inns square, Si. George's-in-the-EMt. In spite of the strenuous tuitions of the firemen the building was destroyed, and the valuable contents—furniture, wearing apparel, end other effects of considerable value—consumed. Tag RIGISTHATION or Hoagie IN FRANCL— We cannot afford to be generous in mill business, but we I will endeavour to be just. A great sextety and consider able doubt appears to hover in the minds of the mess of ear oonntrycoen respecting the forward appearance of the Fruch bones, and especially of Gladiateur, es he showed p among the three-year-olde et the post. There is so forward • look about the horse, that with so authentic data men I may be excused for having breathed • suspicion that Gladisteur Ins older than he ought to be. Unhappily the man of acquiring correct information on these subjccts Sr. few and uncertain. We have every moon to believe. from information we have received, that in the present ems there is no ground for suspicion at all. But we urge the Jockey Club, and all those connected with the tart, to take every precmtion for the proper registration of thoroughbred stock in Franco. We have iLeady opened , the door to a most powerful and stioneseful rival ; there is no neoemity for taking it off the hinges. The natural advan- tars which the French enjoy more than compensate for their want of experience, wh ich is rather apparent then reel. Their trainers are English, their jockeys are English, sad they are no whit behind us in the mechanism and machinery of the turf system. Why then should we throw • abeam away' Wean purely told that the registration , of bones in France is mede to the Main of the Commune. " The Mein ought to know when the foal is thrown if soy eat does" may be an excellent joke. bat it will not sat , dy the exigencies of our curiosity. We alionld like to see a system of registration ea severe as our own. We know that even in this country four-vcer-olds have won the Darby, and honest men, Frenchmen or Englishmen, would prefer to be above suspution.—Portniqgtly Review. NCE. PLEAS. Before Lad Chid Jury.) CTION UPON ♦ ROM 01., w►wh had helm 'Led formerly our► ,ff, young womb rms. The ohm wag I WIN 111111Whild liar. sad Mr. G ift , liawkins, Q.C., and in Um alnico of the ball kakip iota! and l aa a' a ct " Witness afterwards Lt this stage of th e I caw wets earths' some arrangement ay also thoudit that atioa took plaos b.. sattletaaat.• h►t he ahonla, sad he pent. From what he doubt that there was r. Clarke, at the time N time when he ow led it, waa in mach a iatirely andantaad hat he was doing, greed that he had *at laietiff that aloe know tiring some rnateeied believe that she had proposed to ask the f fraud which there ilisooe had been open should hay* prowl early in 18$1 did not say that the n which he wen at Clarice had to go into y wet not completed rly part of the next , and remained under to the time of this venally acknowledged ly habits, mid strictly I his petition should he believed that the o was one which wet at he had thought it taken, but that there bject to Conti which ID DIVORCE. Unary.) 'SOS. orlon) prayed for a di. lottery, and dowdier. id atm lived with him at During the cohabits. tad he had committed SIXION. - ii - 4 - 3 - iIItiUMMN; D. .17 , and they sailed soon T, Mr. Henry Claudius Mrs. Smith came to iof her health ; and as in the same ship with 4th. Is confer, 'Ay with el hi to thais house, be apparently on the letting aoquahitanos. uspscted ; but on the it suddenly quitted her r her husband beginniag, be with the only being I 1 may guess when I leave been two children born nt part of the letter, she weaning her heart from s note, set off in pursuit, ire' start it wastruitler the continued to cohabit h coati. (RIIPTCY. Brougham.) IWS.-DIPID[AD. Vha;;r;;Oici its last having reoeired rewards eat. the North Loadoe B. Roberto cad Co., the w the purpose of &cluing but the *stets amount tr dividend, altar deducting 'of the bankrupt torso 0/. was voted to biro. o'"g ;I:vi v a - and oi 14:Iik the r GORDON. se court on the ipesticei is lordship is described u Fenchnrch•stteet. This M to the amoant of 7301. mad are 5661. A resole• idend of 12a. 63. in the rar Bizlitt.) LOP. as extensive way of bust les are said to be about wit. Mr. Crosbis. of the official liquidators of the tubing Company who ars mimeo. The amounts am . Slater. As allowance al "opt. SESSIONS. AY.) ant Judge.) mg.sas. s De r ieu sad George og foun d night, bating ful exam, adorn imple- Lion of a gang of house• ars infested the West-end een initiated in crime from ssir burzlArious eitcuajoos if skill which showed they ilea' profession. • 110 D, said at ball-past 1 th of June he was on duty on, and in an encic Its peon wee on biz knc is, rod He asked them what they id they bpi been to the got drunk, aha dose' to sleep. He tvak he saw James stoop doss intl. He got them hit* I 'or an hoar sod a cilium, lona he handed over Dario, nen. Immediately Herrin times, and knooka bins cosniccup, all the prisoners grant D 1, said alter the itetiou-house be went beck d in +he mews be found the len he found a lisle WOW. e such instruments as wor'd er, said on the moiaiog handed Darien to him, whe al blows on the back of his 5 put his band behind him $ lathing out of his mat-pocket. his pocket and threatened 1. He shut tm the knife sad he prisoner close I with him ind afterwards Darien streak and then fell down a sewed re kick from James. Further reap them, but at leniA ion house. found all the prisms:" Guilty. hod proved against Thompson genet 15 F, said he bed Wino Sfor stealing clothes hen' a court for Loneebreskiag °l3, and sentenced to three 1 0° ith of Feb. am, 1965, Its Ir r• ad sentenced, at Bowatreet, st Wortmiortst Prison, VA in I mem. t_Coldbath.fields, pat in 6" Thompson. hat these moo were pert et ad be regretted thee • forme el not bees put into the 'eic . e t tea bent sway for the mm Ureters he wet fortdeste t eon pot Into the tediatum°'• itude a him wou l d b s penal sery /nIPOOII and James for eelim THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1865. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE DIY =scram TILIGRAPE.) HAMPTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) WEST NOULSEY PLATE. Mile sod s half. Moose, Hopper. Cobweb, Attaehi, Lady Rolle, Asiaiilol l , sad Columbia are hem CLASEUONT STAKES. T.Y.C. Puebla cooly OGG bars •$ prone. STAND PLATE. Three quarters of a rail. PahaWhoa, Leorille, Charity, Frogotorw, Rosins. As tolsette, Queen Bee, Essex, end Belmoutine ere here. SURREY AND MIDDLESEX STAKES. Two wallet. Duokeld, Moose, Hopper. Berobettore, Auditor, Cobweb, Lady Valeattoe, Autioeu, Queen Bee, and Ludy Rollo are here. Amerign.—Haskolos Maid, Comps, Duchess St. Alban's, Vexations, Scylla, Arabia, Skirmish, Cansonette, sad Z,.s. NEWTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL HANDICAP. One Wynnstay, Quite at Trumps (ii yrs), Nell Dishy, Nothing More, and Wild Poppy an hers. GOLBU RN PARK STAKES. Hall a man. Belmont, Mrs. Wallett, Xi, Happy Medium, Ns"or, Balsam, and Amidst are hem GREAT NEWTON CUP. (Oees mend.) Moulsey, Buff, Nothing Slue, Sprite, Dubiety, Inheritor, and Moor Game are here. MAKEKFIELD HANDICAP. Half a mile. Cranbury, Lady Abbess, Biondella, Worthier, Garotter, Jig, Wild Puppy, Venice, Jupiter, Duly in the Morning, and Malvern are here. MONEY MARICRT.-(TRIS DAYJ Two o'Ctonre The stock markets to-day are again very in active. The funds remain at yesterday's quota tions. As regards foreign stocks, there is no general movement, but a relapse has taken place in Spanish Passive and Certificates. Home railways, in some cases, are rather weaker, the realisations being especially observable as regards Metro politan. In the discount market to-day the supply of money Las diminished somewhat, and the rate for choice bills is firm at 3 per cent. Short loans on English government securities are in request in the Stock Exchange, at 3 per cent. Consols are now quoted 901 to 4, ex div., for money, and 904 toil, ex div. for the account (July 6). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 1,1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 904 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 894, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 72 ; Bank I Stock, 250 ; India Five per Ceut. Stock, 1044, 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, ss. prem. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates have declined 4to 1 per cent., while Turkish Bonds of 1852 and the Cuusolidts have risen 4, and Mexican 4. Some of the present quotations are subjoined : Turkish, 1858, 73 to 74 ; ditto, 1862, 744 to 4 ; ditto Consolidis, 504 to 4 ; Mexican, 254 to 26 ; Spanish Passive, 304 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 144 to 1 ; Greek, 214 to 4 ; and Confederate, 6 to 8. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-aud-a-Half per Cents., 54 ; Egyptian, 1864, 941, 1 ; Greek, for account, 211 ; Italian, for ac count, 651 ; Mexican, for account, 251 ; Portu guese, 1856, &c., for account, 494 ; Rue- Bien, 1822, 911, 924 ; ditto, 1860, 894, ex div. ; ditto 1859, 561 ; ditto 1862, 911, 3 ; ditto 1864, 944 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 301 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141, 3 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 93 ; ditto 1858, 73 ; ditto, for account, 73 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 77 ; ditto 1852, for account, 741, 4, 75 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 744 ; ditto 1865, 461 ; ditto scrip, 11 die. ; ditto Guaranteed, 1024, 103, 101 ; Vene zuela, 1864, 414. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to 1 prem.; General Credit, 2 to ft prem.; Loudon Financial, Bto prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 24 to 3 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 4 to 4 prem., ex div.; Hud son's Bay, 164 to 4, being again higher ; and Egyptian Trading, 4to dia. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Lion Brewery, 14 to 24 prem. ; Metropolitan Extension Railways A stock of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company, 62 to 64, per 1001. stock ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, 1 to 2 prem. ; Northern Assam, 4 to 4 prem.; Downs Docks, 14 to 2 prem.; Blakely Ordnance, 21 to 31 prem.; Atlantic Telegraph preference, 4 to 1 prem.; Chubwa Tea, 4 to 1 prem.; London Bridge Land, 1 to 1 prem.; " Samuel Bestow and C 0.," 4 to 11 prom. ; and Phosphate of Lime, 1 to 1 prem. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66f r. 40c., being sc. lower than yesterday. The London Merchants' 'Company continues to attract great attention in commercial and financial circles from the importance of the principle involved in it, and from the power and strength of the combination, which it is stated is likely to be still further extended. The applications are very numerous from all parts of the country. Notwithstanding the usual sales by habitual speculators for a fall, the price is now quoted 3 to 34 prem. We regret to learn of the death of Sir John Lubbock, the well known banker. The amount of gold sent into the Bask yester day was 28,0001. There were no withdrawals for export. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firmer. As regards bills on Paris, Hamburg, Vienna, and some other places, the rates were rather more favourable for this country. Sub joined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 12 ditto. 3 days, 11.174 to 18; Rotterdam, 3 months, 1L194 to 12; An were' 3 months. 25.424 to 474 ; Hamburg, ens. banoo, 3 mouths, 13.9 f to 13.10 ; Perim, 3 days, 25.15 to 224 ; ditto, 3 =oaths, 25.40 to 45; Frankfort-on-the - bfaine, 3 months, 1204 to f ; St. Petersburg (Der rouble), 3 months, 31 to 1; Vienna, .5. Ho., 3 months, 11.174 to 224; Trios* off. Ho., 3 months, 11.17 S to 221 ; Madrid, 3 month; 471 to 8 ; Cadiz, 3 moutbs, 484 to f ; Leghorn. 3 months, 25.50 to 23.55 ; Genoa, 3 months, 23.50 to 25.55 ; Miley, 3 months, 25.50 to 25.55 ; Naples, 3 months, 23.50 to 25.55 ; Palma*. 3 months. 25.50 to 25.55 ; Mario, 3 ZGOStriar, 25.50 to 25.55 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 514 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 data, 51 A t a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Mr. John Stewart, engineer and ironfounder of Black wall, it was decided to wont out the contracts now in hand. The liabilities were stated at 30,8941., and the assets at 18,6001. The meeting of the Borokai Tea Company took place yesterday, when the directors' report, recon - mending a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, was adopted. The books of the City of Milan Improvements Company (Limited) will be closed from the 7th to the 16th July, for payment of the 7 per cent. inte rest which is receivable by the shareholders during construction, iu accordance with the terms of the prospectus. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Belgrave Mansions Company (Limited). The object is to introduce into London the system of "Hotels Meublie" so extensively prevailing in Paris and other Continental cities. The company proposes to afford to temporary residents in the metropolis the comfort and complete accommodation appertainirg to a well-managed hotel, in combination with the absence of noise and bustle, for the sake of which E 0 many persons now take refuge in small and ill furnished apartments. A portion of the ground floor of the building to be erected is to be let as shops and for a restaurant, and there will then re main about 200 rooms available as apartments. The site selected is oompesed in the "Pimlico Im provements," and lies between Grosvenor-plaes and Victoria Station, the land being leased by Messrs. Trollops and Sons from the Marquis of Westminster. This firm are the contractors, and have undertaken, " for a sum not exceeding 105,0001., to deliver up the building furnished complete in every respect on the 25th day of March, 1867, such ' I sum to '- , elude architect's commiesion, law ex penses, salaries, printing, advertising, expenses of direction and management, and of every kind up to the day of opening, including 61. per eent. in terest on all calls paid up." Messrs. Trollope and Sons have further engaged to grant a lease of the site and buildings to the company for their entire term of 90 years at the rent of 1,5001. per annum, and they " b:od themselves, if before the opening the shareholders should in general meeting accept the option, to take a lease of the entire building for Ithe term of five years, and pay to the proprietors during that period a net dividend of 81. per cent.. per annum on the amount called up on the shares." The half-yearly meeting of the London mill Greenwich Railway Company is called for the 11th of July, when a dividend on the original stock of IL 7s. 6d. per cent., or se. 6d. per Aare (clear ri income-tax), for the half•year eliding 30th June, will be recommended. The annual meeting of the Pacific Steam Navig• a- 1 tion Company is called for the 12th of July at - . Liverpool . . The scrip certificates of the Financial Insurance Company (Limited) are now ready for delivery, in exchange for the bankers' receipts. The Imperial Gas Company have notified that the , price for their gas will be reduced from 4s. Gd. to 4s. per 1,000 cubic feet on and after the lat July. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Ineuranoe.—Allisoos Britiah sod Foreign, 164 to 3 ; Commercial Colon. to ktoi ; Giuirdian. 491 to ea div. Imperial Life, 204 ; Law Life, 86 to 7 ; Legal 1111111 Gomel Lite, 74 ; London and Caledonian Muir. ( Limited), 54 Loadoe and Provincial Law 4 ; Londou and Provincial Miami, 3 ; North British so d kterceotile, 173 ; Omit Me nne, .241 to 34 ; Provident Life, 364 ; Rook LAI% 74 ; 1 Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 74 to 1 to 1 to 1. Gaslight and Colts.—Bombay (Limited), third wine, 14 ; Brighton, 39 to 4; City of London, A, 304 to 1 ; Cont. ineroisl, 43 to ; Continental Colon (Limited), 104 ; Euro pew 14 ; ditto, new, 7 to j ; Great Central, 164 to 17 ; revel. 85 ; London. 80 to Jl ;Phonic, 32; Surrey Consumers, 16 ; Westminster Chartered, 791 to 3 to 1. Dooke.—London and St. Katherine, 67. Waterworks.—Chelsen, 274 ; But London, 1261 to 74 ; Lambeth, 113 ; Southwick and Vauxhall, 15 ; West Mid dlesex 116. _ _ _ . C. I —Good Inaction, 69 . ; Kennet and Avon (Gnu. by G.W. Railway), 61 to ito fez div. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the dividends due the Ist of .1 uly ou Mexican Three per Cents.; also on Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of 1850 ; and on Canada Sterling Deben tures, Nova Scotia Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, New Brunswick Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, Maryland State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, Boston City Sterling Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bouds ° Eastern Railroad of Massachusetts Six per Cent. Bonds, and South Carolina State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds. Acting upon the instructions from the French Financial Commission in Paris, Messrs. Barings also inform the holders of Mexican Bonds who have not yet presented the overdue noupons from Ist Joly, 1854, to Ist July, 1863, for conversion into New Mexican Three per Cent, Bonds, that such coupons will be received for conversion for a further period of one month—say until the 20th July next. Messrs. Baring also remind holders of provisional certificates of the Now Mexican Three per Cent. Stock of 1864, that they should be presented with out further delay to be exchanged for bonds. The missing steamer Bombay is announced to have arrived at Mauritius on the 92nd of May with a broken shaft, and the Australian mail brought by her is not expected to be distributed in London before the sth of July. Mr. Richard Thornton, of the old-established East India firm of Thornton and West, of Old Swan Wharf, Upper Thames-street, died yesterday at the advanced age of 89. He attended business until December last, when be was taken suddenly ill, and has sines scarcely been seen in the City. The money accumulated by this successful merchant is said to exceed three millions sterling, and the bulk of it, as be was never married, will, it is pre sumed, fall to his nephews, three of whom are ; partners in the house. Mr. Thornton is believed to have been one of the largest holders of Consols in England, besides being heavily interested in foreign securities. We have received the first of a series of com mercial tables, compiled by Mr. S. Goodburn, ac countant, and published by Messrs. Riley and Couchman, of Lower Thames-street. The present tables show the price per ton and per cwt. where the price per lb. is given, and vice verad, and also show at a glance the number of lbs. where cwts. are given, or vice vend. The are calculated to be of use to cotton and spice dealers, brokers, dc. With reference to the interesting question—Will the low rate of discount continue?—Travers' Cir cular contains the following remarks : The reduction of the prim of cotton to little more than a third of its cost at this time last year, coupled with the falling off in the shipments e general pr oduce from America, and the conesquent remittances of gold from that country, have completely altered the opinions entertained a few youths hack ea to the course of the discount market, and muted the steady and moderate dialled that was then looked for to be caned on with unexpected rapidity. This will be highly beneficial, as its tendency is to moderate the effect of the heavy fall in prices that has had to be encountered during the pant nine months, while it will, at the same time, benefit the liquidation of the estates of the numerous firms that have already failed. It will, of course, also increase the confidence of manufacturers and producers throughout the kingdom, and add to the steadiness of employment. Although the country at Urge has unquestionably been in a prosperous stabs, even during all the fluctuation and difficulties that have so long beset particular blanches of mercantile and F uncial business, • feeling of depression and distrust, which was acting injuriously upon quotations, had become visual, and as England at present holds' large quantities of all kinds of produce, it is desirable that this adverse tone. which leads to realiaations at • sacrifice, should be removed. 2 long as it continues there will be • prospect, in the &b -een°, of any untoward event, of the present low teems of discount being sufficient, and so soon cc it ceases, and gives place to • feeling of animation, • return to • rate more near to the average—that is to say, something between Sg and 44 per cent.—will not be regarded with any conosin. In Mallen to the immediate future, much will depend upon the harvest, not only in the United Kingdom, bat in Frame and Europe generally. The other symptoms for the moment era all in favour of • full aupply of money. America must increase her eat which in the existing state of the European grain markets will be dab:mit—or seed us more ; and as regards the opposite hemisphere, there is as yet no sign of any early renewal of the oustoosacisain of our specie. It is nearly three years since the Beat hold so Loge an amount of bullioe as at pelmet, and its rate of die- aunt was then 2 per cent. In nays like the present, when the nciple of limited liability has so largely developed principle joist enterprises, it in of course imporable to speak with any certainty of the future of the money market, but as yet there seems to be no probability of se early Mars to high rates. TIMIDLY EVINMO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 904, "buyers, '' ex div., for the 6th July, opened and closed to-day at 9U4 tog. For money the last price was 904 to 4. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Console, for money, 904, 1,4, 4 ; ditto, for account. 904 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4, 4 ; New Three per Centa., 84, 4, 4 ; Bank Stock, 2464, 247 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104 11 i• The government broker bought to-day 15,0001. Reduced Three per Cents. for the sinking fund. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 2s. to ss. prem. Foreign stocks were firm. Mexican, Turkish Coasolides, and Spanish Passive improved 4 per cent., and Spanish Certificates 4. Other stocks left off about the same as yesterday. In the market for bank shares a redaction was quoted in Agra and Masterman's, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, English Joint Stook, London and County, and Oriental Bank ; bat as regards Bank of Australasia, European, and National Bank, the tendency of prices was upwards. National Discount shares were last quoted to-day, 104 to 11 pram. • Joint Stock Discount, 14 to 1 ; ptial; Trading, fto 4 dia. • Otto man Soci6t4 minds, 3to 34 prem. ; and Milan Improvements„ 34 to 44 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were in active demand, and rose as much as 17s. 6d., closing at 164 to 4. African Merchants, Land Securities, Nerbudda Coal and Iron, North British and Mercantile Insurance, and Telegraph Construction shares were all quoted better ; but City Offices, Credit Fonoier of Mauritius, Quebrada Land and Mining, Union Marine Insurance of Liverpool, and the shares of the Ottoman Company, have receded. London and Mediterranean Bank, 21 to prem. ; Blakely Ordnanes, 3 to } prem. ; Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, le to 2* Fem.; Enamelled Iron, to 2} prem. ; Downs Docks, Ito 2 =Grange Town Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; Rut Railway scrip, 21 to 3} prem. ; ditto, paid-up, 2 to } Fem. ; London Merchants, 3* to 4 prem. ; Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent. prefe rence, $ to 1 prem. ; Albert College , * to 1 pram- Breech Loading Armoury, 2 to S prem.; Evans', 1 to 2 prem. The A stock of the Metropolitan Extension Rail ways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company was quoted 63 to 64 per 1001. stook. United States 6.20 Bonds have again risen fully 1 per cent., closing at 72} to e. There were inquiries for 'New Brunswick and New South Wales government debentures. RAILWAYS.-(THIS DAY.) • Two c/Otoci. The railway market continues dull. Metropo litan stock is prominently heavy, and has declined per cent. Great Northern hu also receded * ; Great Western and Lan cashire and Yorkshire, ; and Great Eastern I. London and North Western stook is now qu oted 125* to 124 ; Great Western, 711 to ; Midland, 1364 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1214 to 122 ; C aledonian, 133* to 134* ; South Pastern, 84* to 85 ; Great Restrrn, 474 to 484 ; London and South Western, 98 to 100 • Metropolitan, 141* to 142 ; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; ditto A, 147 to 148. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have im proved, and Great Luxembourg and Dutch-Rhenish show a favourable tendency. On the other hand, Sambre and Meuse are dull. Indian and Canadian Peres are quiet. (for Share Lists, see p. C.) MINES.-(TBIS DL YJ Two o'CLoci. The mining market is rather firm to-day, with transactions to a fair extent. The shares of most of the undermentioned mines are in good request at the quotations given :—West Chiver ton, 78 to 80 ; Frank Mills, 7I to 8 ; Chiver ton Moor, 3; to 3 ; East Rose warne, 2j to ; Tolvadden, 375. 6d . to 425. 6d. ; Great Busy, 31 to 1 ; South Condurrow, 31 to ; West Caradon, 9 to 10 ; and Chiverton, 9 to I. %shoe Gold shares have been dealt in at 8 and 74, being again lower. On the other hand, Yellen rases Gold and Frontino and Bolivia Gold exhibit a favourable tendency. At East Cern Brea meeting yesterday a dividend of ss. per share was declared. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSI OF 00111KON8.—(THIS DAY.) lirlaKin took the chair at 20 minutes past 12. MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (IRELAND) ACT AMENDMENT BILL. Mr. BLAKE, in moving the second reading of thin bill, laid its provisions ware very simple Oa* of the principal object. of the bill was to ohmage the oath now taken by catliolle members of corporations into a declaration, and to give corporations the power of appoint log shoiffis in boroughs sad ciWa There was also a clause : providing that persons who had become bankrupts or in solvent. should not hold mitotoipal offices. Them were other provisions of a minor nature, but those ha mentioned were the principal clauses of the bill. Sir 8.. PEEL said he was ie communication with the Attorney-General and the Lord Chancellor of Ireland of the subject of this bill, and he was bound to say that in its , present shape It could not receive the support of the govern meet. The seventh clause, relating to the oath take° by Roman catholic members, would be rendered useless if the wider measure which had been introduced by the right hon. gentleman the member for Limerick, and which had passed that house, become law. With regard to the 12th clause, whisk related to the appointment of sheriffs in corporate' towns and counties of cities, he thought the appointment' was much better placed in the hands of the lord-lieutenant than in that of the municipal bodies, who were liable to be influenced by party conaiderations. He thought that no QM of grievance had been made out. Mr. VANCE opposed the bill as altogether unnecessary. The bill was then withdrawn. MERCHANT SHIPPING DISPUTES BILL. Mr. DENMAN, in movies the second reading of this bill, said it was drawn under the auspiom of the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce, and was approved of by delegate's from almost all the Chambers of Commerce is the country. With the exception of London and Liverpool, the measure bed the support of all the shipping porta. The shipping in tenet complained of the decisions of the present tribunals as I unsatisfactory, and the oasts were so enormous that Pardee would rather enlimit to any amount of injustice than defied or bring motions in theme courts. The hon. and leased gentleman read extracts of communica tMo from several shipping Arms which showed that the grievances complained of were generally felt. Another grievanee was that the judges who had to try these mass were not familiar with the technical terms used in the documents which came before them. The remedy proposed was this, that her Majesty should be empowered to apply the act te certain districts, and that the coastal should be portioned out into one or more distrieta, including the great shipping ports of the kingdom, each including one or more of the county court districts. Courts were to be constituted, and were to consist of • pre sident and two armors. It was proposed that for the present the president should be appointed by the Lord Chancellor, and should be either • judge of • county court, or a commissioner of bankruptcy, or • stipendiary magistrate. Mr. H. GIBSON said be had not sufficient legal know ledge to express an opinion on the bill, but he admitted that there was a grievance, and if the bill were withdrawn her Majesty's government would give it their beet cousider ' &Hoe daring the moms. After • few words from Mr. Henley, the Solicitor-Gene ral. and Mr. Cave, The bill was withdrawn, BANK NOTES (IRELAND) BILL. Sir C. O'LOGHLEN moved the second reading of this bill, the object of which, he said, is to make Bank of Eng land notes a legal tender in Ireland. and to remove some re strictions which prejudicially affect. Bank issues. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER objected to the bill se isterfering with the currency on • single and delicate point, that of legal tender. After • short discussion the bill was withdrawn. EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS BILL. Mr. LYGON moved the mooed reading of this bill, and was stating its object, which he said did not affect noncon formists, when our report left. ---- - ELECTION AT LISICEARD.-(THIS DAY.) RETURN OF SIR A. BULLER. (Br ZLICTIIIC TILLGIUPLI.) (nom OUIR OWN COMINSPONDICNT.) LISEIEARD, WZDNIVIDAT. At the hustings this morning, Mr. W. B. SAN DBBB proposed, and Mr. J. R. Moou seconded, the nomina tion of Sir A. Buller, who was unanimously elected. Sir A. MILLI'S, in addressing the electors, declared him self an ardent sepporter of the present government. lie would, he said, esorifun minor differences to maintain them in office. He was in favour of the ballot, the abolition of church-rates, and an extension of the suffrage. He ex pressed great admiration for the financial policy and foreign administration of the government. Their sagacity and pru. dense had kept us from war. COrI!(TRT ELECTION. POLLING.—(THIS DAY.) (BT ELECTRIC IRTZOILAPIL ) COVENTRY, WEDNESDAY. STATE OP THE POLL AT ONE O'CLOCK. Return of Mr. Eaton's Committee • • Eaton .• • • Jones .. Return of Mr. Jones' committee— TWILVE O'CLOCK. .. 2,265 .. 1,964 Eaton Jones .. 1,962 .. 1,901 WOODSTOCK ELECTION. Mr. Barnett and his supporters called a public meeting of the electors, announcing his intention to give an exposition of his political views. The meeting wee held yesterday, and wry numerously attended. It was of a somewhat stormy chamfer. The elec tors present seemed &Girona to obtain an answer to the question, whether hf.. Barnett is • nominee of the Duke of Marlborough or not, and whether the borough should or should nos be allowed to choose its representative— • privilege which has not been exercised for 27 years. No independent member his cat for 40 years. Mr. Barnett's views appear to be Derbyite although professing liberal principles. No one proposcd Mr. Barnett as a Et and proper person to represent the borough, but • resolution was proposed by Mr. Gadder monad end curled by • show of hands that Mr. Barnett wee not • fit and proper representative of the borough on mount of his palled views and of his connexion with the Duke of Marlborough. A further resolution—that Mr. Mitchell Henry was • fit end proper person to represent the borough —was put and carried by acclamation. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN COMPANY.-( THIS DAY. This afternoon the annual meeting of the above oonspiay was held at New Brovi-strset ; Mr. B. W. amnia in the chair. The directors recommended that the usual dividend of 7 Fx oent., free of income tan, be declared payable on the 15th July and the 15th January next They stated that without actually exceed ing the income the dividend might have been increased, but they were of opinion that it would imprudent to appropriate the surplus es a metre against lasses that might sr;se front circumstances mentioned in the report. The revert was adopted. The Mayor of Plymouth has received a letter from Major-General %Dolly,, stating that the Owl had no authority for making the assertion that the Prince of Wales would visit Plymouth in the middle of July, the time when the meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society will take place there, the major-general adding that he was not aware that his Royal Righnem has any intention of visiting Ply mouth as pretest. There will be a field-day at Woolwich (says the Own on Saturday the Lt of July, at which several of the London Volunteer Corps—Lord Grosvenor's, Lord Doha's, Colonel Lindsay's, &a, and the local I Rent corps—will be present. The troops in garrison will be on this field, and the whole will be under the corn- EllAd of Major-General Wards, C. 8., commandant of Woolwich garrison. The line will be formed at 5 p.m. The foundation stone of a new church has just beer laid at Penarth, near Cardiff, which s to be erected at the sole expense of Baroness Windsor, who owns a con- I siderable property in the neighbourhood. The estimated ooat is 7,000 i. Sir James Duke paired in favour of the ballot with Lord George G. Lennox aphid. Mr. Ayrton, on Friday, will call the attention of the House of Commons to the expediency of appointing a salmi committee to inquire into the nouns being puma for the establishment of a line of steam transports between England and India, and into the postal service between England and her Majesty's Eastern dominions and China vid Alexandria. The Prvase of Vienna says :—" On Monday last • manufacturer of this city wan going to celebrate his mar : rims with a young girl without any fortune. On arriving !Atha church the intending bridegroom wished to leave his hat in the cerriage. He raised it from hie had, but nil , fortunately brought away his wig as wall. No sooner did the young lady see the artificial head of hair detached from the skull of her lover than she refused to become his wife, sad sank returned home, to the great disappointment of he Idioms' awl ethers rho were present." PROVINCIAL CORN AND CATTLE MARKETS. CORN.—llmx., Joys 20.—At to-day'. market there was a good supply of wheat from the farmers, for which lc advance was chained. In foreign there was little doing, and no quotable change from this day week. Barley scene and fully 6d. dearer. Beans and peas neglected, and prices in favour of buyers. Good conditioned oat. more inquired for and a trifle dearer. Other sorts not noticed. Foreign arrivals for the week :—What, 7,924 ; barley, 1,150 ; oats, 2,494 ; beans, 484 ; tares, 53 qrs. PSWICII, JUNE 20.—The supply of wheat was extremely short again to-day, this, coupled with the great complaints of the growing crops on light lend &strict" enabled farmers to realms au advance of fully le. per qr. on last week's cur rencies. Beans and peas mane, and rather dearer. LEEDS, Joan 20.—Continued hot weather fails to pro duce leas bus is the wheat trails, aid we have a healthy demand to-day for all descriptions, at en advance of le over last weak's rates. Spring corn in small request; prices unaltered. • --- LtvaarooL, Joule 20.—Bneinees here slam Friday has ruled firm, without activity. The week's arrivals into this port are oderate of wheat and Indian core, and good of sack dour; the exporte to a fair extent, rather under the average, There is little more than a retail doomed for wheat at this mornlsg's market; choice qualities with diffi culty maintain the quotations of this day week, and mid dling and inferior paresis scarcely saleable at the turn in favour of the buyers. Flour is nominally unchanged in value, the transactiomi being quite limited. Beans and peas L. per qr. cheaper. Osta and oatmeal support late prices. Indian corn is held for 3d. per qr. improvement, but the bushier is on • limited wale. - - JCNB 20.—At our Corn Exchange this day the show of wheat was small ; and there was an active inquiry, and all descriptions realigned fully Is. per qr. over last Tars day's prices. Spring corn prices no favour of inners. Wheat, white, new, 63Ibs. to 6411i5. per imp. bus., 445. to 46e. Oats, 36lbe. to 421 be., 225. to Is. Beans, old, 63Ibs. to alba., 40a. to 435. ; ditto, new, 6511 w. to 6611 w.. 311 s. to 42% Newcaerts, Jure 20.—At oar market this morning we had a 'iodinate •:,ow of wheat from the growers, but from the coast the arrivals to a fair extent; London, however, being reputed dearer yesterday enabled factors to realise an advance of folly 6d. per qr. upon floe fresh thrashed south country red wheat, and rather more for choice white, red ' making 445. 6d., extra white up to 495., per 5041b5. re spectively. For fine old foreign there was also rather more demand, flue old Dautzio weighing 6llbs. per bushel, touching 49a., in quantity, 111-conditioned Dew, on the con trary, being quite neglected. Flour was held rather more firmly, but the fineness of the weather restricted salsa. In other articles we have little variation to make. SALISBURT, Jung 20.—At to-day's market there was a short supply of grain, and a thin attendance generally, but the !mimes in wheat was brisk, at an advance of le. per quarter. In flour there was no *lteration of prices. la barley there was little or no inquiry, and prices nominally unaltered, as also in respect of malt. In other grata there was an average demand, at Isle rates. Wheat, 36e. to 445. Barley, 26a. to 30s. Oats, 21a. to 30a. Beans, 40a. to 465. Peas, 345. to 48e. per qr. Tares, ds. to 11c per busheL Malt, 565. to 60.. per qr. Flour, gds. to 345. per lack. CATTLE.--SALISIMUY, JUNE 20.—At to.day's market the supply of beasts was below the average, and for the most part of middling quality. The attendance of buyers was good, and for beat animals there was a brisk trade ; on offer wen sold, and full terms of last market were given. A few of the rougher Norte remained unsold, and for that class of animals prioes receded • trifle. We were largely supplied with sheep, many pens being of excellent quality. The demand was below the supply, and trade dull, at leas money. There were several peas of good lambs on sale, but trade was slack, in 000aequenoe of the very high prices asked. Cows and calves were very plentiful, which changed hands freely at firm prices. Pigs were also plentifully sup plied, but although trade was somewhat dull, prices re mained firm. Best ox beef, 12s. to 13a. per score ; now and heifer ditto, 10e. to 1 ls. 6d. ; beet down mutton (out of the wool), to 9d. per lb. ; other kinds, 7d. to Bd.; veal, 7d. to 7,td. ; fresh pork, 7il. to 70., and 10a. 6d. to lls. per score ; green bacon, 7,1 d. to lid. per lb. ; dry ditto, 9d. to 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, 10d. to 11d. per lb.; quarter old store pigs, 20s. to 25e. each. We regret to learn of the death, on the 18th inat., at Barnbank-road, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, of Mrs. Living stone, the aged mother of Dr. Livinptose, the African traveller. THE LATE VISCOUNT CRANBOURNE.—Yesterday morning the remains of this nobleman were removed from the Marquis of Salisbury's family residence in Arlington s',reet, for interment at Hatfield. The late lord's body errs conveyed in a hearse, followed b 7 two mourning coaches, in which were Lord Rustic* C• 011 and Mr. E. C. Johnson, who of late years had been the constant companion of the noble viscount. Oa the arrival of the funeral procession at Hatfield House the Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Hobert Cecil, M.P., Mr. Alex. Bereeford-Hope, &0., met the body, which was taken to the chapel, which was draped with b'%ck, where the customary lessons were read. Afterwards the late nobleman's remains were deposited in the family vault in Hatfisdd Church. the Hon. and Rev. W. Cbetwynd Talbot, rector of Hatfield, delivering the beautiful biariel service. Many of the principal tenantry were present. FUNERAL OF THE BISHOP OF CHESTER.—At an early hour yesterday morning the mortal remains of the above prelate were interred in • quiet and secluded spot in the cemetery outside the city of Chester, and is the most private manner possible, in accordance with the expressed wish of the accessed. The {ascription on the coffin plate shows that he was born in 1794, and died Jnne 15, 1865, aged ,71 years. Upwards of 100 years have passed linos the last death of • prelate in Chester Paths. ECCLESIASTICAL QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT.— The Archbishop of York's bill to enable public companies to vote land and money for religious and educational purposes was withdrawn from the House of Commons on Monday night. It was :is the hands of two Conservative members, Mr. Adderley and Lord John Manners, end as Mr. Gilpin had given notice that be would move its rejection, and • vigorous opposition had been organised, they, no doubt, felt the inutility of proceeding with the measure during the last days of an expiring parliament. On the same day Sir Charles Wood withdrew another objec tionable measure. which has been on the notice paper spin and again during the session. We refer to the bill for the endowment of a bishop, and also of an archdeacon of La hore. The Oxford Teets Abolition HU stands for com mittee to-day, toot we swume that iti promoters will rcst content with their pest victory on the wood reading, and sot attempt to make further progress with a bill which there is not now time to pass. —Nonconformist. At the Court at Windsor, June 17, the Queen, as sovereign of the meet amble Order of the Cuter, s een graciously pleased, by letter patent under her royal sign manual and the great seal of the order, bearing date this day, to dispense with all the shall:es and regulations usually observed in regard to installation, and to give and grant unto his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Hesse, Knight of the staid most noble Order, and invested with the ensigns thereof, full power and authority to exercise all rights and privileges belonging to • Knight Companion of the maid moat noble Order of the Gart or, in as full and ample • manner ea if he bad been formally installed, any decree, rule, or usage to the contrary notwithstanding. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL .SOCIETY.—An ordinary general meeting of this society was held yesterday, in the oonsoil-roam, South Kensington, Sir Wentworth Bilk*, Bart., in the chair, when eleven new fellows wen COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Fresh up to our market to-day the arrivals of Emilia wheat, both from Item sad Kest. were very moderato. The condition of the supply, however, was good. Both red and while wools were is steady request, sod lloadsy's advance in prices was supported. Moderate supplies M forMge wheat were ow offer, the trade for which ruled arm. sad late rates were well ;lain taMed. . . . . . . Flo7eting cargoes of grain changsd hands to a fair exteat, at quite mon= quotation. The show of barley was small, Nevertheless the tzado ruled quiet, but so alteration took pins is the currencies. Than was a fair sale for malt oo former terms. The market wee moderately supplied with keno cats, and the show of English produce was trifling. The demand for all desoription ruled steady, at fully lets currencies. In bean., the show of which was very small, sales pre greased steadily, at full prices. The show of pees was toiling. All deacriptions fully commanded previous quotations. A fair amount of business was transacted in flour, at last Monday's currencies. Th. traneaction is all agricultural nods were so ex tremely limited that the quotation ruled almost nominal. The demand for calve was heavy. CIIIt6PMT PRIM. 11:110LJOIL er. Wren.. a. e. ona.Kost,rod,lBllB fl to 41 1b64 38 to 43 „ Le. whao, 1083 42 to at " 11804 43 to 40 !twat and Ilooola rod, 1934 Pm Qt. BA2LET. 02111. I. L snick food Scotch Wale Isiah, white „ black 1133118. _ _ ltasairan 36 to 37 Tick Harrow Niue 33 SO 96 PIUS. _ w _ DtiAlliag thindlag 240 60 Oroy ____ St to It Magi* MP Whit. 3 636 to to n TWOS Tows =ado, per 210 Dn. • 36 W 40 dowebold SS to 33 so to ii „potato toed - l3 to IS I m ud fiallolia 23 to 27 70111110 IL PIK Qr. Wir7a3. I. a. Dudek rad Loup bra AI to 62 goat** t llsoklos Da= . 4l. to OS W to SB itamiata hard soft draielosta red .. „ wllto BANAL aolit Norfolk. elm at to el Kingston sad Wan 64 to at Brown iTI. __ _ _ --- Now OAR. Per Qr. _ _ OA I. S. Raul= _ 16 to St °Modlag 2O to 211 MOWN' s Donal and Swedish 17 So 70 ARRIVALS OF GRAIN. 6, CARRIAOI, FROM JU NI 11 Dial& _____ll4 to IMP 11 073 4330 3O to SS rsoa. awls ild tO 1111 1= DINAR CSSS. whit. 211 ta n ToDow YIooL Froach, par sack 9Poals2. 31 to SI Alumina, per tot ausodian. INTO LONDON, BY WATIZ 7 TO JUNE 29 INCLUSIVE. Wheat. Barkg. Malt. Osta. /tom gra gra Ora gra Ma. malts. Mails aadliootabl NM .. 610 MO .. 640 9140 .. I r ate I foreign I - -. 144 M 1 790 .. 510 9000 .. 690 XIBOING-LANIL-{THIS . 80un3.-Thrrefeasteady quiet =orbit, at last week's pilew. The sales of British Wed India include Antigua, at 3/n. 6d. to 32a. 6d...; Dammam 29 a. 6d. to 31s. W. ; ditto crystallised, =doffing to fine, 34e. 6J. to 375. 6d. Jamaica, 30e. 6d. to 33e. ; Tfinidad, 30e. to 30.. 6d.; Refined is in moderate request, at previous pities. COMM.-The market very firm for all Costa Ries sold, fine and fine ordinary, 74e 79..66.; low middling and middling, 795. to 83s. Mutation Ceylon, triage, 555. to 71e. ; low middling and middling, BO& 6d. to 85e. 6d.; good ditto, 880. to 87e. Bd. ; too ditto. 89e. 6d. Native, good and fine ordinary, 675. Id. to 695. 6d. Tsa.-The public soles are pragressing without spirit, and at easier prices for Japan greens, and at moderate rattle for flowery Pekoe. Gown sold at about former quota tions. _ _ . 11icr.—No tam of Importance i Pars-600 Ply of Peosag . o ld at Rom.-30 paDelmoos of Jamaica sold at 3a. Bd, SIWITIMILL —l,BOO baps hare been sold ; ino, refraction 3/. at 28a. ; sad s retnotiosit at Ws. 9d. short prompt. Carron. — Thera has bout a strong market, at a farther advance al td. per la TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tim market is dim, 4 Use following prime :—Tows tallow, 39e. net ink ; Petersburg Y.C., an the spot, 41a. ; October to Deoember, 425. 9d, to 425. &L ; December, 425. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MILRIOSP. -craw' DAY.) Yemeni. Platonism sad ikaitk report the market 0011• tiatme without alteration dace timidity last. Ths amounts from the plantations come rather left favourable than at fink . - PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Tinn2ool,, nine 10.11akra today :—Great Western, 711— lancaddra and Yoriniclao, 124 }—Lea d and North Western, 14—Karichester, bheSald, and Lincoln, 621 3 22 L . 3 ,12 2—Ditto ftionslon. 11 p.—rioutir art—Gres per Cent, No 1, 106—London and fror *edam Waribyr Trod , and A., 112—Ditto New shares, 101 —Groat Widen of &nada, 11—Iris 3—lllinois Central, 82C S 2-41 rest Isizasaboarg ahane, 142-oostadaralle loon, 7-- United Mates 310 Bonds, 71 I 1 2—nintwd. al (Llmitedl 4 ll; Eastern Ischango Bank (11•Nod) t 12 1-16 d.—II dal Amelia= (Malted), d.—North and Souik v ial i ss, 25,1 — Albion Marine (Limited). 1 d.—Brftish and For Manse (th i g2 4 ,2), 2 1.16 p.—LlTespool, Laskin, and Globe Yin and Life, 111 T-I6 p.--clooin Immune p.—ltoyal Insurance, 6p. ' Marine "•11, 11 . 14.—ft MA and South Ameelean . slsested im iaoluding Lord' Eliot, Viscount Poweneourt, Lady The capital is 105,C00L, in 5,250 dimes of 201. naion liamtlawl) - - The shares of the financial companies were .teem "iirlrly ertwo e • - - 1 - pi f:. friisT e kThit‘ i 3 O MI FATAL FLEX AND LOSS or OF AT LIADEIt- ' 311 . 6 . steady. The closing quotations are annexed, glowed), sio-onantio tat MALL MAllair-DISOOViaIr or Oil OF IBS BOMB.- A call of 51. is to be paid on the 20,000 new shares viz. :-International Financial, 1* to la perm.; im .,-;;,.7 - IT2L ek • - Th i gl i . l l:4-.i"' d boolaslaw . _lnd ß . l Pricev icew. (TM Dar.)-Tide morning at s quarter pest 8, one of in the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan Omura Credit, 2to 21 prem.; London Anon- yee t essomo co. =l );_gi ff p t:_ oreis ip astau.lzoge asmil lwa c n. 7- tho boa* or roan correctly oPoaioB._Pert of • body, I (Limited), by the 12th of July. The third call, dal, Bto 81 prem. ,• Imperial Mercantile Credit, flowsolbwiod Bank Ins &novice! is the debris of the Poulterer'. Arms, I mak i ng 251.1 e 11-16-Orast wasters or Otasisol.4oll - share, will become due on the 12th 2kto a ,prera. • Credit Fonder and Mobilier (both w Itsdsra's Du, 114 103 0 U1:41. mar the bar door. The remain, were so shrivelled I SUSI of October next. old and now slums), 31 to 41 prem., ex div. m supociat o.lwits42, -JAE Illr. esti Os. Is not to be more this 3 test to length . The i k o n wee d es t so p e d by th e en ti ce e t th e g ee I The China Steam Ship and Labuan Coal Corn- The closing (but in some oases nominal) quota- =lt P' - irjrar m :r a i sseir, ii .M17....1ic0at0....2. 0 ! Ths remains were placed in a *hell sad rammed to the pony have made a call of 51. per share on the Mons for shares in new undertakings are sub. we n , at sof a --&..,,,,,, r: .....ftria7.9= 6 ._ deed how!' of St. Monk Boetetotot ; and Mr. Rawston 18,000 shares, on which 41. has been called, payable joined :-Rio de Janeiro Gas, pe r to i prem. ; Lion F..*.nwetwe.., sa lltnum, W .. 15t5we15w,.........._1 . 1 P .-mpn in d. has forwarded the mammy intonation to Mr. Payne, the in two instalments as follow viz. 31. on the Brewery, la to 2 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 21 to i5 =w,,,„„,„„,.. — c —,,,,m,—,,„,."lkevicia." comae. t h. "r i l idg i? . .. fr°2l I P ai ,.„ l , 4 ",.. i t h w . l . tic . h . h tb n . f e body ~,,,..k. was ; let July, and 21. on the Ist August . The trans- Iron. • Rotates Investment, 1} to ldis.; shire tramitod4 up-Thstow .. rilemi oreatare ran from the top the boas* le the bar door, llr„ masa found ----- -- to - jr -- - f books will be closed until after tof this Salt WOrks,l4 to 21 prem. • London-bridge Land, a 11-14 p.-Ilnited maws a. seeds. Me ' lreswmee num iso—olariass"' - salltrasss. Maidibens wbsa els WIPI Nina down by the foams and purified* OM Ito f gum ; Roman Iron 'Works, oto 9 ;am ; rwass,,ise. '~' ,i