The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COCRT OF PRORATE AND DIVORDR. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) WILLDIGTON WILUX.a..!I AND DALUMPLL Mr. Maklkelon, Dr l'liilhmore, sod Dr. Waddiiiirn appeared for the petitioner ; Mr. Maellally. Q.I! sod Mr. Griffiths for the rrq.oelent ; Mr. Chnaubam, 14.1' . sad Mr. Garth for the co.riopou.lent. The petitioner wee Dr. 14'1111E4ton, ..f Ilaralsworth, near Birmingham. lee July, 1149, be wee nuirriel to the ne. Miss Wallas, by Bishop Terrut, at Edinburgh. or reseed sears they heed happily together; but towards .4 the remoodent, wee oilseed, homes olih,ted habits of ialuxicatioo. This led to much►ea bLoy .tan Brown, servant to Dr. Willingtoa, said bee misters. had told her that else used to dirt with Mr. Dal. lymph., who was a writer to the signet at Edinburgh. rihe .t 4te•l that they omit to go to parties together, and used to ride out in the park. She added that she loved hint very nio,b, and would sootier be in his arms for an hour than iu her hushand's for a minute. (Laughter) She told witness in December, 1 , 09, that the petitioner had t.. her mother on the 3rd of that month, complain• inc that she was is the habit of getting intoxicated ; that the had Ivolien his furniture, and would ruin his Mrs. Illaikto sent that letter back to the respon den t, and she (Mrs. Willitigtoe) wee very angry about it. On the !Sat she had a violent quarrel no the subject with the petitioner, In witota.'s premium, hike told him that she would go to Edinburgh to the area she Loved; that he (Ueir/ 111 0e) bad kneed her ; sad thee she had been in his arms a human'd tiros. libe also made a still grosser stake meat to her \unhand. After that Dv. Will= walked away. O. the 17th of February lira. come to flandrirorth • sad there was an i n t erv i ew b e t ween the parties. Mrs. Biaikse mid she wished to make puma Mrs. Willingtoo then took her Bible, and solemnly swore before tool that there was not a word of truth is all she bad soul, mid that ides bad only said it to aggravate him. Dr. Wilhugton reppliwl , " I beliere you," and shook hoods with her. They had previously had separate apartments, but after this they occupied the same Torn again. On the l'Uth Mrs. Willingtoo nom more declared that she would go to Edinburgh with her mother. lie. Willingtou said she should not, and there was another quarrel. lie never entered her room after We 2.1r4 ; sod oe the 2.5 th she left the twine, to which she never afterwards returned. The witness identified a letter addremed to the cooesponilent as in the handwriting of her mistresa it contained the following mune :—" My dear Willie, , I confess you left me mod abruptly lit night. It appears quite evident to metluit you did notwinh to make any appointment for to-day and I thank G o d I h ansom , grin much pride to eves wish to ask you so meet me. Yoe know well you hare gained my whole heart's love and affection more than any man ever did. Your own beset must tell you what happiness it gives me to me yen, agar fellow." -- Mr. Trail, a clerk to Mr. IDalrymple, prolate,* user a sub area duce. tecum, a l et t er t o hi s ' emp l oyer from Mts. Millington. He submitted, however, that be ought not to give it up. Mir C. t:resewell having examined the document, mid it did not appear to relate to soy suit cooducted by the co reepnodent for the reeposidwit • and if it referred to any intrigue between them, be kair'w of no privilege * writers to the signet by virtue of which t ° e ss o7ll to lawmen the letter. It was accordingly read. and it= as fellows: —"Desreet am off to to.oight by the alas o'clock train. Do 144 Übe sss you before I go d rely for five minute. The ere meal .41 sees ; so I want to speak to yon been I r'. to koow what yes an doing. We plead gouda only--do the wee. I saw Mr. Fraser, sod be think, that you are all safe. 'No jurisdiction' is the expand= he need" Mr Tr. it also produced two other letters, which he had remised through the peat for the co-respondent, and al which the alibeesee were ideutilled es in the handwriting of Mn. allington. Mr. MacauLly and Mr . Chambers strenuously !maintained That the court hal DO night to *silt thn Sir l ertesweU-1 will take upon me to open them sad see what is hide. — The ant, which tore the poet mark of the 2 2 nd of Nov. hot, war sew r&eey fated to ee follows " Dear Willia,—De oblige ~smithing me what you are doing with ado affair at yourtor' s . I am with mine il emery ti:ti he Li r :k we shall pet off, the condonation is so W my the judges wii stood as mid wham he read re s Zetor'e to mamma mates by WWes yeses ego. flaugliter.) Bet mew they are ring spoil oar ineetuare @hoe my return to Edinburgh thin year, which is absurd, so we were tee arm for that—weft we not! 1 only law to your @See as hulas. wiles you were my lawyer, sal le my owe sae either, aed before Se writ we. inset I am aloe told that you de sd care a bit Soot ma, but I mamottv . e . peer geed heart cr e dit far sash • speech, s a soder eldiptios, for you Askew you bare so noses Is moat so of your litW trims/ 1 hardly care he wolf labia way the awe ger. I only care for yea ; for the d ay same it, you will hare to pry se temolt." The ether letter dated 32, Ar 411146•• Moe* Yersiegtosivadiest, December 13, begged him to SIM end see bar, adding, " I have base the same of Yrs. Baboileeek. s 1 de set Ida people to dad me out through Set ether die ass" Oa eresexasteedea My Trill maid that he supposed the ether aide keened the fact of the Stine' oxidise* whoa him. Me Delrymepie Id s = sod be did not know whore to with him. woe why he Masa the lettere. Yr. Daryumle bed so pertain. He was • 'married rasa. aid he thet Mn. Dalrymple sod kw Gaily reseised Abassier Ifeupeoe, late • clerk is Mr. Dahraplee mac laSe. mid that • Lady sited Ms. Maxwell rad to some to his seder at tie elle& Ones he leek • letter directed be Km Willie:oas, at Um Wide& Kn. Maxwell was Is the Sue, sad had the istakr. Kr. Wads.Lisod, dadeaseder at lliesSeek, is Bed bad, aidels Seae :rimer is lite lag te that Deeis herpies. , INC_ the ha = - They them [lt was Isa eddies that Me. Amon bad noeired a little dog, called Wesel, me • premeat from the eo-reerdea shis ng ll. west w by beneN Oe the Mk et Joe wiser west to lesstilly her S sup say with the paiticeier's attorney's tick. At last she refuted to speak, but mid bar affairs were is the heads et bar solicitor. Afterward+ they mawged to draw her 1 0 11•011•SiOIL She thee said that it wee • InfflOodiu ease, sad that Dr. Williugles would sue it. she shied that Mr Dalrymple wee as aid friend he h lay, aid seed to tam her out Adios whet she wee a little gia She maid, to% that be he laminas dews the So sad led therefore amerempaakil Sr lar am they weed =Niebehos, iheshossid at the Beadoek Hotel, Pored that • lady sad meths= bed *hot there together. 11667 bed a little des with Gem. (The deg wend, At little Sr leerier, see► peedeeed Whew atter. weeds mud *IS the atteisefe dirk and idestilled the hdi sod podiums se the err irestet in e . d m i ng iemed tlie gg e USN et the is. that the ea the Id of iffseeibeir bad bees essised, mad that met et womb. siCeel of orimbealley hod hem Oa ilese wee geseellog whoa we west to Ism. COURT OF RANERIIPTCY. Olden Yr. Omemaisieser Tese.) JA assess earn.--seesiert. liae via • tears and Intim inefebelik Of . ?Wm apedlestiin he oretideste he tees reported tree time le tins at the varies The Cormaissioaer sow &limed jedgmest, atimieta g g h t Isakrui4 es immed tag eertileste of the someed .his. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. . (THIS DAY.) 1 OLD COURT. (Belem the Rewerise.) ilia Ise fei=y a kiting P ' cod sl er aying Jiaohn borr ' Val in. h. Nif. d =aNd Mr. Kemp prosecuted, and Mr. T. AMM- O* It appeared that between 9 cad 10 o'clock on the riving el the 29th of April the prisoner and his wife were la flis tames. of the Three Magpies peislie•hesees. Rich. Ike!, whore tie demand, who was nee of the militia, cad swami of his commies were drinking. The deseesed was, at the time of the prisoner being them very absolve • lo these who were not of ha party. Tie primmer was very linch insulted by him. Deceased west up to his * l _l , and asked tier to go and get him some . Vie . upon which the prisoner tendered, sad 'me quarrelling took place and demand hit sb. Ponies wife upon the face. Primmer then Mrs& , 1 7ach. and a fight took place, the prise:on being mush 1 w•teeated by the militiamen, and during the quarrel the Pro eier dabbed the deceased so severely lied be dad epos U. itla of N a y. 1 The pay found the prisoner guilty a rmarlatagbtsr, bet 141 44 recommended him to mercy on the pound et en I "_locAtioa gives to him. , nos Recorder sentenced the princess ho twelve mouths' . laPriaunent. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MA-VSION-ROXIM MMUS 11011111 M. Margaret 7' avior sad Mara .4 mei Zastlime,6l.o stif _Mb" drifted females, were brought Wont ties LOW NW; 16,1 1. Wlth rnblan a lady of bar puss la so ova It appeared that the triktlrs Narrik get bee the stsaihus with her auge7:llWo orki yews et gla 16 had?. viatica to ones to ail OWL no two pri ''", to• attar, jaw me tire amass was akin* le Wark rad ors took hor mat mid to Ito aSks girl. sea Ow 4611 eppoits. Jaw Were ant,* M the Bask aka THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 186 L proeecutria took oat her pan* to have her moaey ready for the conductor, and replaced it in ber pocket. Oa arriving at the Book the omnibus stopped, and she was about to get out when one of the prisoners, aka Could act say which one, p us h e d past h er. S h e Mid her she thought she might have waited • nalaute and not push in that rude manner. fl. premiers got out, and immediately • suspicion Imbed acrom the proaecutris's mind that one of them had robbed her, and she put her hand into her pocket and ' rained her purse, which °ordained N. in gold, and a coin in Weer. At the station Easthope gave • false address. Twist, however, gave a correct address. On being searched, about 41. 10a wag found on Taylor, and fla ou Aa laathops. dicer in court laid that he bad had Eaathope in cus tody cm suepicioa of stealing • purse in March, 1859, but on meekly she was discharged. The primers were then remanded. GUILDHALL CHARON Or MaIteLAUOHTEIL John Thorpe, the driver of • van, was charged holm Alderman Gabriel with furiously driving and rannlag over an old man named Samuel Williams and causing his deatk. Mr. Heard attended for the prisoner, and stated that an inquest had been held, sad the coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental death. __ ___....... —.... Two Akers of the names of Bailey, $9, and Davey, 252, stated that there were three respectable witnesses to prove 004. liet the prisoner was driving furieully at the time of the 10014 Aitken= Gabriel asked it they hail been examined et the Wpm* ? The afore ega they had not, as they were Dot di co. 'Geed until after the ukluest. They (the Akers) were, how ever, enentined. - llr. Beard said nothing wu adduced before the coroner to show the prisoner was driving furiously. The callow said the prisoner was driving a van laden with 2itons, and he drove at ab o ut t e n m il es an h our d own S now . bill and up Holborn-hill. Alderman Gabriel said it was perfectly absurd to suppose that anyone could dnve at the pace of ten mike an hour up Holborn-hill, with a load of two-ands-half tons weight, and he recommended the officer 252 to be more cautions in giving evidence for the future, and nut exaggerate the felts. The evideime before him did not prove the furious driving, and be therefore saw no reason to come to • different conclusion to that of the coroner's Purr. gr. Beard said the prisoner's master bad paid the es pouses of the funeral of the deceased, and had it been neces sary he should have showed that the prisoner bore the cha racter of • very careful steady driver. The prisoner was then discharged MARYLEBONT. DI/T=3M CA.141 or AMR:FM MUM& 41,111 Heriryt, aged 20, very respectably attired and of lady-like address, was brought before Yr. Massfield, charged with having attempted to terminate her azistence by drowning. Strong, 243 D, rid—Abort U o'clock laat night while on duty in the Regent's. park I saw the r walking about in a very dejected manner, I her for a short time, and she thee went away. All a quarter past 12 I saw her again and presently hosed a splavh in the mantel water . water. I tan to the spot, and with assistance succeeded ia dragging the prisoner out. I took her to the statimehoswe as soon as she was well enough to be removed, and the charge of eadynyourlng to commit self•destructiou was then made against her. Mr. Mansilekl-- Did she tell you where she lived or make any obse ? rvation as to why she had made the attempt upon ler life Wiimiles—.All that she said to me, your worship, wag, that she raided la Augusta-attest, Cumberland-market, and that she was sot married. lgamdield—Did she appear to be the worse for drink? Witimes—Not at all, sir. The lamdlady of the home where prisoner had bees lodg ing that about three mouths ago a gentleman, bring primmer with him, engaged apartments, representing that they were man sad wife, which she (witness) believed to be the awn ; the "gentleman" recently deserted her and the poor creature had been in a low state of mind in 00eariquao• thereof. Mr. Xansgeld (to prisoner)—Where do your trials& lire f Primmer—l have no friends, air (adding, in another tone of voila • few words, which were understood to imply that she would "do it" again). The 'magistrate remanded her to the Houma of Detention for • week. SHARE LISM-(THIS DAL.) Two o'CLoos. - --- The railway share market today is generally better. Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern stocks have risen about per sent., and most of the other principal lines I per cent. This is settling day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94 to *; Grea l t Western , 73/1 to ; Midland,Lanaaliire and Yorkshire, 111* to I ; South Eastern, 84 to ; Caledonian, 97* to 98 ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; and Easter n C oun ti es , 491 t o 50 i ; North Easter n , and Manchester and Sheffield stocks are decidedly buoyant. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at 7-16 to 5-16 dia. Great Luxembourg are rather more inquired for. The Indian and Canadian lines are quiet. LariwAva ya=c- Ils•Allimsej.r"oloa.L 1& Do. Preanage Daa.,/kwa..alkakaka ODA Ida, MIL% . 171 Da D.. ZMa alba. ne t h : 31$ 0 1118 a. Wails a Ilialara T.lassallikages 100 06 k r og er mat no Imam Da. J Do. all igi r e Doba Do. II p. et aa Do. do. do. 1865-70 _ Maeouna Do. per et POd. Do.Soo.ProLla i to Do. c los et. Do. 7 pa et. ISE.— Do. So Do. do. ISn Griot Indian Pealanis Do. Now Tit otla ca llai s t er ot 01.11rosS Do. Now Do. Do. s ~ .. TS d0...77.wti.09. Nebo . pos 01. Do. do. per ot. Do. di pow at fttos. Do. I per mg. do. 11— 4D_LOop.Sp. &loads N. pl,nriek °mods aim • asp. ad Da. do. Lad do De., do. D aap. do De. do. land do Do. ?onjoob Do, do .. . _ 0 0 Se 0 n:iiim 1 N 9. dl. i°l 1 20 ii is U ST N. Ne Iff SI • I • I nt I dial 98 96 1 I 1111 112 If - 1001 a fo7money .... 90i 108 110 101; 106 106 106 108 108 101 1078 104 06 100 N 100 N 100 157 i 108 i 106 i 1(41 108 104 I I 4 I 1 2 120 1110 SOI 1175 66 66 16 27 s4l 11 14 3 6 i 1 2 1119 Nam. I 1 41 48 6 41 1 ;I 9 37 39 I I 810 NO. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ay zuecruo Insours.) ♦SCOT MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOF& B►own Duchess Walloon ... E5O PLATE. Vixen FIRST CLASS WOILLNGRAN STAKES. Gibe's ... ... ... 1 Newham .. ... 2 10 na. SECOND CLASS WOKINGRAN STAKES. 9 on:. QTYILIN'S PLATE. Week& 4 isa. )RIBA CLAM woKINORAIL Rix Mime. Oes•r•I Hew 4 yrs, Set 131 b _• Bpiosbox, 4 yoi, est slb , Harass, 4 yes, est Zb ; Prisms Fliwahlo, 3 yrs, 7st 131 b ; Chosasseks. 4 ps, let 10tb ; Apollo, 4 yrs, 7st 5 1 h Gabar dine, 3 yrs, OM 9lb ; Little Drunker, 3 yrs, est Sib ; The Sark S yrs, est 2112 ; Lady Looks f, 3 yrs, Set 21b ; 8k to tit. Alba.% 3 yrs, Set IINIST FOR 1001. PLATS Two miles 174 laikasr, Auriga* /Wolk% Syoppha Dt t W Nooks, Bandsman, Dartmoor, sod Tiniss. All we Wes: WELTER CUP. One mile and a ball. Bumble Bee, Loiterer, Niger, Hegira, Royal Sovereign, Teak, %rabbits c Oloom c, Ipswich , Priem Imperial, and sharpataftr an here. COMMERCIAL DOCHCOMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held it 1 o'clock, at the dam, 106, Fenchurch-street, Mr. L CAMS!! the chair... TheriiTetl:ekitir re;dby the secretary_ ,Pfr. Jomaz Onmem, resemmended don a Asides* be &dared for the half-year 111. )oe. par mak Pee laseme tax) ppm the aphid desk al die sues,, payable mead after Moeda), W 11th of July amt. It farther elated that since the WI report the warebouses of the somplay had motioned wail nod with grain and flour. The addition to No. 4 mirebones bad been completed at • ma of adder 10,000 f., latintadmi the accommodation by shout 20.000 quarters, and the DOW building is now being brought into efoupanoo. The works of the new exit to the river wen promediog very satisfactorily, and the directors trusted that before the end of the present summer they wmild be so far Wowed me to enable it to be made available for the purposes of business. The winter had been very protracted ia the Bahia ports. netwitheleading which, the Menage which bad catered the docks since the cow. mmeensfee of the meat yes lad been in moms of that for the sense period last year. The stock of wood goods was, however, rather below that of Isia year. The balsam of molt brought forward was 9,8131.19 e. 4d. The °Manama in mow* the adoptloa of the report, :I=6"UM meeting oa the psalm al the company, es u smideetory as ft bad been at ally period since he beams • director. A. addition of 1,9001. bad been mode to the name had, which now stood at 10,0001. The sisern t of busies= does wee satisfactory. The timber ships arrived War this year UM they did bat, bet large USN were now expected. The u w rens. bad been well occupied, and h e the increased space would soon be filled. The provision of sooommudatioa for 33,000 additional quarters of rain *mkt not but oontribate materially to the profits of the exarasy. The =Mon was essooded by Mr. GOOLD, • director, and carried slaannamalv. A dividend of V. 10e per mat. was afterwards declared, sad Kr. P. O. Kin L gton having bees elsoted • director, the meeting separate A St. Petersburg letter of tan Bth nays :—" On the waning of He &nth of Oonat Career a despatch was sent ham Turin, adessned to the /khan Legation of St. Petanierg. enisinheg iateflipace or the event. Now for the sesseust dare is only one Italian Legation in the Swim capitol—that of the late King of Naples—end it was to it that the telegraph employes sent the despatch. Manes barn certainly in this case brought opposite elementa together." PosTrout:mom or MR. CODDIN'S VISIT To ROCH DALL—The ititeciled meeting of Mr. Cobden with hie con stituents has bate wed from the 19th Met. to the Nth, is Mr. Cobden iris be in his plane in parliament when tie Clierch-ratee omen on. BUOIONDITZT . 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I of Mations Usitot ler Ora 1 1 pia - WOO* 16 ( Za.o6.ll.Csairls ••• .. 30. II US. Maga= Tel. (l.). 1 IMa oar - 101 Vas 011esma's limal.• • • 104 / 10 - Camel. Pazaca.--Roseini's Stabat Mater will tees the tin/ port d this by's cysts comet. Odd amid 1146 lais. _ glist. be., are the pruxdpal Tombola. LONDON UNNINIAL 010113011 00NPLNY (Loam). —Talk tiessiple tar week maim Jape 9.11,99:9. L. dd. MONRY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two &ewer- The funds to-day are firm but the tendency to improvement is restrained by the recent supply of stock. Consols are quoted the same as they closed yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange, however, a stimulating influence is exercised by the splendid weather, combined with the favourable character of the Bank of England return. The Bank of France return is likewise satisfactory. English railway stocks are buoyant, and have risen to it per cent. This is settling day in the share and foreign stock markets. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 90c., ex div., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 90 and 891, ex div., for money, and 901 ex div., for the ac count. The present quotations are 891 to 90 for money, and 901 to 1 for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows: — Bank Stock, 231 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 984, 4,1, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 981, 99, ex div. ; ditto Four pee Cent. Debenture*, 1858, 951, 96 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 941 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 100 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 2a., 6s. dia. ; ditto, June, 4s. prem. It will be seen that the India Five per Cent. Stock has experienced a fresh rise to-day. The foreign stock market is quiet. There are still inquiries for Mexican bonds, which are marked 221. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is rather firm, at 71 to 4, and that of 1858, at 551 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 871 ex div. ; Mexican Three per Centa., for account, 234 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 611 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 784, ex div. ; Turkish Six per Cents, 1854, for account, 711 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 554. FO6 O'CLOUIL Owing principally to the splendid weather, Oon• sob have further improved per cent., being now quoted 90 to ex div., for money, and 90i to ex div., for the account. There was a rather brisk demand for money yes terday at the Bank, not much disposition being shown in the general market to do business below 6 per cent. _ Iu the Stock Exchange loans on English govern. ment securities continue to command 6 per cent. About 76,0001 in gold, mostly Australian wee pur chased by the Bank yesterday, while 30,000 sove reigns were withdrawn for America. The arrival was announced yesterday of the Yorkshire, from Melbourne, with 38,620 ounces of gold, worth 154,500/. The Bremen, for New York, took on Wednesday 8,3881. in specie on English account, and the Anglo-Saxon yesterday about 32,0001. The specie by the West India packet, which arrived on Wednesday, will be delivered from the Bank to the bullion brokers to-day. This indi cates unusual promptitude. The committee of Spanish American bondholders have issued a small pamphlet comprising the cor respondence which has recently taken place with regard to the debt of New Granada. Its substance has already been published. The Coupons on the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Bonds, due on the Ist proximo, will be I paid by the Bank of London and Messrs. Duncan, Sherman, and Co., of New York. The interest (111. per cent, per annum) which is authorised to the C om pany's statutes to be paid to the shareholder, of the Ottoman Railway (Smyrna to Aidin) during construction of the works, may be received on the Ist proximo. The annual report a the directors of the South Australian Land Company recommends that the usual dividend of 'even per cent. par annum be now declared, payable as usual on the 16th July and 15th January next. This will leave a balance of 6,4321. to be carried forward. The position of the company's affairs is described as satisfactory. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows: The market for American securities still continues active, and a large bouillon has been done daring the part week in almost every description of State and City Bonds. In rail road securities there has been but little doing, and prices I are for the most part nominal ! The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, June 12, oompared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Oiredation ions Circulation active Public deposits 7,500,503 Increase 347,963 Other deposits Govensment securities in banking department 9,888,607 Docranni 27,998 Othersecuritien in Making department on 19,866,813 Inonem• 4,210 Coin and bulli in both 12,011,904 Increase 71,087 Seven day sad other bills 588,890 Decrease 31,280 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (cote; icoin) In basking departinsat, 7,142,814 lacream 592,692 This return, now published twenty-four hours earlier than hitherto, in accordance with the new arrangement, presents changes of rather a favour , able character. The principal is the increase in the reserve which is explained by the addition both to the Treasury and private deposits. There is also an increase in the ooin and bullion, not withstanding the shipments to America. The Witch of the Seas has arrived from China with 472,500 lbs. of tea. The Council of India require tenders for the conveyance of 1,883 troops from the United King dom to India. TheiMigntion Commissioners have engaged the Earl of Windsor and Genghis Khan for the conveyance of Chinese emigrants from Hong Kong or W ham poa to British Guiana, and the Cataraqui to carry passengers to Natal. BANK OF ECOLANII.—An Account purenant to the Act ?th and Bth Vlc ., e. 82 , for th e week endl on Wednesday, June It. 1861. DEPAILTIIIIT. MAIM issued 8.24601,130 Government debt.. £11,016,100 Other rpec . 4469,900 Gold coin and bul lion Silver bullion /146.684.2110 £10,164,110 ILUIMO DIPAIT111:11T. =gen' Capital £14661,000 I Government Sean -4984004 titles oncludinn Public Deposita (in- Dead Weight An eluding Mellen., null)) Ise. Danko, Com- Other homilies inis. of lialSonal litotes Debt, sad Div. Gold sad &Um Anna.) tset.aes Coin 901,874 Other dapando Depe disther .... 10,962.466 hem 581100 4081,11911,1118 June 13, 1801. 1 0/400,131 MARSHALL. Chief Crider. TEIVIIBDAT EV/11110. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to 5-16, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morn ing at 90/ to 1, roes to 904 to 1, relapsed tol, and closed at 901 to 1. For money the la s t price was 891 to 90. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 891, 90 1 ex div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 901, N, ex ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 891, 1, : New Three pea Cents., 89i, C e ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; Bank Stock, 2311, 1113 ; India Five par Cent. Stock, 98i, 98, 4 t ez div. ; ditto for account, 981, 1, ex d tv . ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1858,g51 ; ditto Bonds, 10s. die. ; Four per Cent. " en f aoe d " rupee paper, 771; ditto Five per Cent., 941, 931. The India Five per Cent. Stook was again in demand for investment, and rose g per cent, closing at 98 to for money, and 981 to .1 for the account. I The March Exchequer Bills remain quota 6s. to 2s. die. ; and the June, par to 4e. premium. The amount of business in the foreign stook market was only moderate. Bank shares shares to-day were quiet. Oriental Bank were rather more offered. lu miscellaneous shares there was no change. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marisa Insurance, 3 1 1 to prem., being lower ; Thames and M Marine, 13-16 to 16-16 prem. Universal ' e I nsurance, 4 din. to par, being again lower; London and Provincial Marine, 1. dis. to par ; Natal Land, to 1 prem. 4 China and Japan Steam, par. View fuse Kew actoo , 6,000 I } MON KM I 114,515 1 @MOO 1 MOM Ile 140.000 5 .11,000 1 48.114 MAI WOO 1 -,- 11,NO MASI MN NAM IRMO "Is. sit ITAill Vo l Vol I 1=32 s . rp. Hi as. l _ _ a • 4 s i sa If s ft So oar 11 1 4 i 4 it 1 MI W IS W U U 011 ii II li ID 161 U U 72 76 a • 1i IS iti ti 4 110 1 511 111 II If If dl. 05 07 22 1 1 mu I au 1 sti I I 11 62 zd SDI ulll U a Pr - a Is MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. In the mixing market to-day the settlement has engaged chief attention. East Caradon shares are rather firmer, at 24 to 27. No transactions have been officially recorded in the Stock Exchange, yet there have been a fair number in shares in Cern Camborne, Pendeen Consols, Sortridge Consols, Wheal Trelawney, and East Wheal Grenville. United Mexican Mining shares have been largely dealt in at 5 to 15i. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are marked prem. Foreign and colonial descriptions are generally quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANZ.-(TMS DAT.) The weather since our Lid report has been cloudless and all that could be desired for the growing crop'. There is a strong bream to-day from the east. The supply of English wheat and flour continues this week very contracted ; barley, oats, be.ns and peas short. Malt, a good supply. tkotch and Irish oats very limited. The arrivals of foreign wheat are moderate since last day from the Black Sea, Spain, Portu gal, and one American. Flour, a few more barrels of American. Barley, one parcel only since last market-day from Odeon. Oats a small supply ; only one cargo of Swedish reported since Wedneday. A good quantity of mails from the Danube and Alexandria. _ . The ;1;;;;;i;ii;a1; is slow, if ages of English were pressed less money must be accepted than on Monday last. Foreign without change. Barley, trade inanimate. Oats, a fair business doing to-day, at the full prime of Monday. Flour partakes in the dulness of the wheat trade ; Mon day's quotations bareg i s a u g p ed. ported. Be peas Tares and eloverseed seminally the same, fair weather causing the seed trade to be very dulL Linseed and rape seed rather cheaper. Maine L. par qr. cheaper. FLosTnick Caaoors.—Arrivsls small, and value rather under late rates, with but little doing. WHlAT.—English : Ere: and Kent, white, new, 395. to 60a. ; ditto, fine old, 62e. to 705.; ditto red, new, 395. to 54e.; ditto, fine, old, 60a. to 625. ; Norfolk, he., fine, old, 58a. to 60s. ; red, new, 45e. to 545. Foreign : Dantide, 645. to 665. ; fine, 66e. to 70s ; extra, 71s to 725.; Konigsberg, 60a. to 665.; ditto. extra, 655. to 68e.; Rcetock, 64a. to Yi ti. ; Mecklenburg red, 575. to 61a; tram:nark ditto, Ns. to 60e. ; American white, 625. to Ns; ditto red, 60a. to 629.; Canadian, 61s. to 645. ~BaatTrr . —English salting, 425. to 44a. ; fine, 49a. ; 30s. to 3L.; and distilling, 30s. to 31s, per qr. ; boreiva grinding, 27e. to 294.; ditto distilling, 28s. to 04.; malting, 355. to 37e. ]lsis.—En&h, Essex and Norfolk, 595. to 63e. ; fine, 113 e. to 73e. ; Kinpton and Ware, fine, 695. to 76e.; brown, 63a. to 59e. _ _ _ _ _ _ • ' o:9B. 2 English feed, 23.. Od. to 265. Od. ; potato, Xs. to3oa. ; foreign, 22.. Od. to 265. an, 28s. to 301. RUM -English tick, 38s. to 40s. ; barrow, 40s. to 43e. ; 'loon, 40a. to 441. ; foreign, Massimo, 361. to 375. ; tick, 38s. to 40.. ; Konigsberg, 39a. to 44.. ; Egyptian, 365. to 3 eo. ?111.-English boilers, 38s. to 42..; white and blue, 38.. to 40a. ; maple, 40s. to 431_ grey, 342. to 365.; hog, 365. to 38s. ; foreign. 40s. to 445. FLOM-English town, 465. to 48s. ; ditto fins, 535. to 855.; country, 42.. to 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 375. Od.; Emma, 455. to 475. pet sack ; American. 28.. to 295.; Canadian, 295. to 30s. ; Spanish, 465. to 48s. FLOATING Cannon, all C. F. and L -Wheat : &At onal and Matianople, per 4921 b.., Ws. to 555. ; Ohirks, 50s. tos3s. ; Polish Odessa, per 480th.., red, 50s. to 53a. ; white, 58.. to 808. ; Danube anti Gelsts, 445. to 48s. ; Egyptian, 375. to 39e. Barley Egyptian and Syrian, per 401b5., 24.. to 25e. ; Odom gad Danube do., '4a. to 265. Beans t Egyptian, par qr., 375. to 365. Maim : Odsees and Galata, per 49216 e., 355. to 38s. ; Thrsil and Bulgarian, per 4801b5., 325. to 33a. ; French, do., 31s. to 325. ; American, do., 30a. to 31s. Eliteile. —Canary Ned, pus qr., 57.. to 61s. ; Hemp. seed, par qr., 401. to 435. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 13. to 14s. ; brown, lls. to 13s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50s. to 575. ; Linseed calms, English, par I,WO, 121.155. to 131. ss. ,• American, thin, in brie, or tan, 101. Ile. to 101. 155.; do., think, round, and obloug,9/. 10s. to 101. 10u ; Deltic, 91. to 91. Ifs. Mannino, 9/. ss. to 101.3 u.; Reps class, U. to 51. 10s. AZILIVAID INTO LONDON 1 1 2011 /ONE 10 TO iryz 14. English and Scotch. Irish. Yeeelop. 820 I I 110°0 4,14) 11.100 llbmil 914!!Darby Kali I aro /War Mews. 1610 ran ; To 1430 sacks, 9040 bunk. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (iN Jamul LITE, ntsa ItAcnneric masaNam) (IRON OUR owN ooftaserowoiNNJ Corn market very dull, and buyers only supplying imme diate wants. Prices nominally unaltered, but mica can only be effected at a further decline. Weather splendi4 Attendance limited. MINCING LANK.-(T11/5 DAY.) Stmau.—We have again had a dull and drooping luarhet during the week, the quantity premed forward in public' sale haring far exceeded the demand, and part only sold at a decline of 6d. to le., the finer sorts being most in demand. The refined market also rather lower. _ Corns —The public sales this week have again bees rather larp, and have been well met by the buyers who operated freely, but last week's prices have scarcely bees sustained. . _ . --- TL.—The market has been steady this week, but not active, and prices are unaltered. OorroN.—A fair amount of business done at full priors. Rms.—A limited business done at about previous rates. ROlL—Prices have been fully supported with a fair amount al business done. Iliscas have been steady. Bat TPITiII has been dull of ails and prices scarcely TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet. Annexed are the doe* prices : Town tallow, sth. 6d. to 50a9d., not auk ; Petersham on the spot, 535. 6d.; June, 535. 6d.; July to Sept., 53e. 6d.; OM. to Dm., 55i. to 525. &L HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LUDINHALL. —List of Priam : 581bs. to 641ba. 2fd., to 3d. ; 841ba. ton to I to' 7211 u. to 801ba., tid. to 31d. ; 801bs. to 88th.., Rd. 4d. ; 881ba. to lbs., 4& to 4ad. Horse !oda, 8.. to 9.. 6d. Calf skins, light, 2s. to 3s. Od. ; full, Ils. BZIMONDIUT. —Sheep skins—Downs, Os. Od. to Oa. Od.; ditto A. to Os. Od. ; lambs, 2.. 6d. to 3.. 10d.; sbesrlings, la. 11 to ls. 2d. BOROUGH HOP HARKET.—(THIS DIY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts from all the hop districts speak of the rapid progress of blight ; fly, lice, and honey-dew continue to increase ; the bine in snarly places is already sinking under the attack, and many old piasters say they never before have seen such a severe blight. Market gradually advancing for hops of all kinds. Duty, 60,000/. to 70,0001. COAL MARBLY.-(THIS DAY.) Walls lad Hotta), 19s. ; Walla End Has 195.; Walls Hod South Hellos 19s. ; Walls End Tdmdon 18s. 3d.; Walls End Hartlepool, 18s. 6d. Braddyls Helton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Ead South Hartlepool, 17s. 3d. ; Walls Had Hough Hall, 17s. ; Walls End Yes*: Grange, 17s. 6d, ; Walls Eod Cassop, 17s. 6d.; Walls Lad Harlon, 17s. ; Bell's Primrose, 13s. Byrom, 17s. ; Wybuo, 16s. 3d. ; Hastines Hartley, 16s. 9d. —Ships at market, 39. DEATH MOH FALLING INTO • WELL—OIL Mon day last an inquest was held at Chrishall, before Mr. C. C. Lewis, Jun., deputy coroner, on the body of Sarah Cane, a young woman, 24 years of age, who lived as servant with Mr. and Mrs. Newman, in that pariah. About 9 o'clock on Friday evening she *as missed by Mrs. Newman, who, having searched for her, ultimately found her at the bottom of the well near the house, and where it is supposed she had gone for some water. She had been seen five or ten minutes before, and although got out immediately, she was found to be quite dead. At the bottom of the well wan found • pail, the one with which it is believed she bad gone to dip water. It was at first imagined to have been a • case of suicide, but the jury having heard the evidence, were satisfied it was entirely a matter of accident, sad re. turned a verdict acoordingly.—Chelmtford Chronicle. THE FEAR/CL COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT CLAY CROSS. —The efforts to get out the water from the Black Shale Pit have been continued sight and day. Duriug the whole of Wednesday and yesterday the anises and pump. were supplemented by the use of buckets, and it was hoped that the pit would be dry last (Thursday) night or early this morning. It is now conclusively estadisbed that there are twenty men sad three boys left is the pit, but no hopes are entertained that they will be recovered alive. CRYSTAL r•LACE. ••••• ONI SHILLING DAt. THOSIDAT, Jane 13.—Adastatess on payment. 3,272 ditto Vinson tickets, 689 ; total, 3,961. ill7ulse a an _us 100 100 W LO an W an iii ali i ia t ol uth Ali PK" 1 —ie uh 1J - iie 'lie 1 i f il Ili 67 ISO STO 9 11001 ill e 9 l Se 10 10 n 14 is