The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-09 00:00:00

=Alen. nt ; the dobiliez SDAL L and 1. to kVA. nit Aenie V. and blvat , strong In sad lOW al MO* 6rge had, the holder i at Far* calif% leg itdal Stasi. tall Vogl* of at last pueblo* of 'dies ado' ArnerieS S CIUIMPICes 10 way. 'WWI Wder 10 illig feosiou wiestica det.r.iima ...a saw propomii l Ai, lank Po _ 3 , I 0.01 I i • • . 6 r 0.45 • a 0.47 • VW o.il $ o o.u l o 1.11 • ) 0.46 II o 0 • 0.36 4 - 4 r LEM INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) BAIL COURT. gum. in Sanaa ores u Orompten and Stir' IWO= ro. RAM& Tbir was an undsfartied nctios, which mine before the mutt at the LA twittinp at Mai prim, when the plailitiff wan nammiW in eassiquasor of dm i ma not barite lawn properly primed. hut mire wsa gives to the plaintiff to move to art the nosintit m ega upon production of an affidavit, to the affect that the Oat:tiff ha • goal mum of action, and could prove the wan before • jury, he. Mr. Tindal Atkinson, jun., DOW produced the necessary Adult ; and TM court pasted • ruin Md. 1013INZBEI OF 1111 COM'. This court rib osporially on the four last dm of tos tor the. pump% imickUng the full court in d .1 ass extra memo of buggies, but in consoqsroc i l the lamed judges being nimble to got say cum to proonsd with the court rocs shortly diet huff -- pra t 10 o'clock. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) FOILS= N. FORAM AND BEMIDOL . _ Sir J. Wilde dkivered jadgment this morning, upon an a pplication of the respordents, to direct the order of the court as to the disposition of the damages to be strictly carried oat, it being alleged that • comprombe bad been entered into between the petitioner arid the oo naporident, which would injuriously affect the interests of hen& and her daughters. The learned je said that the order most in substance bs corapiW with. The court could not relieve Mr. Beerldp from the full payment of the Osseo' and poste In which he had been condemned. He should, therefore, direct him to pay to the petitioner's attorney, within • month, the ram of 15,9771., lege the amount already paid (namely, 2,7004), to be applied in conformity with the terms of the court. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beton Mr. Rightist Wiselow, ea Othunisidoser.) IN II e. OLAVCOPIDL The bankrupt, Spiridion Olavoopidi, was a merchant, of , 50, Gresham-street, Mang under the style of Glaveopidi Brothers and 00. Debtor end liabilities, 13,1741. ; available , mete, 801. °sly. The case wee before the mart about a week sines, and the bankrupt was adjourned that he might els ea waist upon oath, in explanation of his bill tamer . Mr. Rowe (from the office of Mr. Abraham), mid he was satisfied with the bankrupt's explanation, and assented to the order being now granhod. Mr. Chidiev, who supported the bankrupt, said that the large delloiency had admen in consequence of the assets has , lag been improperly taken poisesseou of by assignees under the Mate of fithoedato, with whom is bankrupt was formesiy in partheaship. His Honour said that the bankrupt had clearly Marred liablllties without any reasonable expectation of being able to meet them, and the order at diackirp would be sus peeded for one year, but as the assignees did not oppose protection would be granted. Suspension somdingly. Ip 111 11V. WILLIAM ROM POT. This was the meeting for examination and discharge. The bankrupt was as of ()wilier/muse, Bolsisrpark, Hampstead, clerk and toter. The liabilities amount, in the aggrepth to 3,5441., of which security is held for 4001, with available meets nil, the bankrupt having divested himself of his property by mesas of a bill of sale, shortly before coming to this sued. Mr. Tinhorn* appeared for the assignees. and did not oppose ; Mr. Reed supported ; Mr. Dubois, a creditor, and other gentlemen, appeared in It was complained that the passes. had Marred debts without any reasonable expectation of payment ; alio that he had vexatiously defended an action brought spinet him. The bankrupt, in *newer to the snavAions. said that hi bad been in receipt of an income of 1,6001. a year for per paring pupils for examinationnwhith had bees considerably diminished in cosseqnence of alterations made by govern mast in the examinations. When the debts in simian were oontsected be considered he should bass berm able to padtem, and his dleloulthe had arisen is ocaesquaree of reduction of his income. With regard to the vexa tious dehisce he thought the creditor lad considerably over chafed him for the work be had done. His Honour, is giving judgment, said be did not think that either of the omplants were brought within the act, sad granted the ceder of discharge. IN II W. W. MANSELL. . The bankrupt was described u ;1 32, Walbrook, manager and secretary of public oompanies. The amounts, as appearing from a statement by Wows. Hart Brothers mid Bayles, show debts and liabilities to the =Wont of 12 , 8464 ; against doubtful and bad debts, 3,04 W.; property in the bands of creditors, consisting chiefly el shares in miming companies, 6,6734 Mr. Wake appeared for the assignees, and did out oppose. Br. Beek,. who supported, said that the bankrupt had been imaged in promoting and getting up public oompasiee, bat bad unfortunately failed to realise his expectations. Elia Hosiour said he saw no reason why the bankrupt should sot remise his order. It bad been held that his oo sapdion was legitimate. =doe* from which a person might vemosably expect to pin a subsideeoe. The order wank/ be therefore granted. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Recordm.) Praia Burnett, 19, porter, was charged with felonioualy breaking and entering • school-house, in the pariah of St. Jobs's. Hackney, and stealing a clock cad table-cover, the property of Jamie Sponge. It appeared that es the morning of the 6th April. at about ten minutes past 6, the prisoner woo seen in the Kiel/shod road by Henry Hicks, • polka constable of that dis trict. He was at that time earrying • clock wrapped up is • gran beim cloth. The officer asked him what be when he got it from. The prisoner said it was • desk, sad that he had brought it from his father's, giving aa address* whieh b• said his father resided. The °thaw, however, was sot notified with the prisoners' account, and took him into custody, and found the address which the primmer gave to be false. It was thee moorteined that the idea and cloth had been stolen from the school loose in St. Jobs's between the eight of the sth and the morning of the 6th April, an minion hack! bees effected by the removal of the ventilator from the window. The jury found the prisoner Guilty. The primmer wee then indicted, with George Berwick, 19, deomibed as a groom, for having feloolonsly broken into and entered the thumb of Si. Thomas, Upper Clepton, sod stealing four rareness, four hoods, and some other articles, the property of the Rev. Dr. Kioysford. incumbent. On the evening of the sth April the church was fastened up by the verger, and at that time the article mentioned were safe in a cupboard, and on his return the next morn lag he found the cupboard bad been broken open, and their contents, which negated of four surplices, four hoods, and • quantity of altar lion, were good He also found the alms boxes, four in number, bad hem broken open ; bat he did not know whether they contained anything or not. On the morning of the 6th shortly before 6 o'clock, a witness named 'Thomas Coiling wood, a ordain, was paring th e church, when he saw th ree potions leave it by the aide door. Thinking they were workmen, there being 110:41110 repairs going 00, he took no notice, and allowed them to pass. The two prisoners being apprehended be identified them as two of the men he saw leave the church on the morning the robbery was discovered. The church was examined by Inspector Morris. and he found that an altruism had been good by a aide window, to ap proach which two walls had to be sealed. The jury found both prisoners Guilty. The prisoner Burnett was nonacid to penal servitude for five yam, and Berwick to twelve months imprisonment. (Before Mr. Commissioner Kerr.) Timothy Homo* was charged with misdemeanor in hay lag unlawfully seat • diseased cercem of • cow to be dis posed of as human food. Mr. Sleigh prosecuted. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Cooper. The defembat, it appeared, was • jobbing butcher at Woolaton, neer Conotry, and the evidence went to show that he had purchased • Caftan of • cow that was nearly putrid, end dressed it, and sent it to Loudon to be disposed of. The meat was, however, seized immediately upon its snivel, and the enema prosecution was instituted against the der fading by the direction of the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London. The defendant was fond Guilty, and sentenced to be lm. Whined for four months, and to pay • floe of 204 to the Queer. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. Al WWI 1.1C1718101. George Skeggs, late armed-boy to Mr. Thomas Walker Neilson. of 232, Strand, jeweller, was charged with 'Molise two gold and three silver watches, belonging to his master's customers. it appeared that on the 10th of April, beteg Easter Tuesday, Mr. Neilson desired the primmer to take to a workman the five watches in question, wbich had bees left by customers to be repaired. The pnsomer was to lam them with the workmen and brim back fear which bad bees previowdy emit to the workman, and which it was s upposed would be finished that day: The prisoner west to the weekmaa and sated if the four were reedy, sad leas' told that they were Dot, he west away without delivering the five he had re ceived from Mr. Willem, or sayiag asytbiag sheet them The examination of candidates for direct oom - Ha did not return either to the workman, to Mr. minions commeoced yesterday at the Royal Hospital, Chol- Nallotaia, or to his home ; sad the Deli that sea, before the Vioe-Preeidemt sod other imbibers of the war heard of him was that be wee is custody Causal of Military lidamtion. There are shore 160 comb at Cheltenham, with two other boys. ea • charge of dates ea this oceesion. The exambiatioa will extend over robbing little diadems of their clothes. One of Mr. Neineees the entire week seelstenhe went down to Cheitesharo sod stated the foots to ! ROYAL HOITICUIZITILAL Socrerr.—ln future, the magistrates, who ordered the prisoner's roosoral to with the emotion of her Majesty, the three estranoss to the Landon to be lirobigbt here as this charge. His companies' mdsess will be respectively seed :—The Queen% sr were sceteseed to one mooth's iceprieoassset each. Thai Wedeln Entemse, lbs Prised, or North-Rodern Eataisso, watches hod not boss fogad. sod t h e Odom er Beetia-Peeters Estrum. /NUL vol Mr. Neilsos otownd that the prisoner would doubtless have taw the other wallahs' if he °odd have got them. When given into endedy el Policeman Brigttan, 31 F, the prisoner mid he did sot an about vain[ to prison. He was remanded for further 'widows, and also that search might he ma& for the watches. 'WM . . MAUslisioi ""Wel:.l4gl I" _ Do.Spesst/MALIN. 1.• D 0.6 pan:6.64ra WO D 0.6 pot dame/ ill I Do. so , / ot. Loo. dari IV ( ° K IP 11164 166 ii a a a a 96 II 14 111 a IN IN IN 109 146 107 IN 106 161 166 100 112 la 106 1* 107 107 IA 162 103 96 96 99 101 a 66 01 a IN NI a a 1 36 is 11l 106 107 199 OLBRICINWELL. CILaIOII OF OONC11•1115NT OF MITS. Sarah Jen Shepherd, • young female of respectable appearance, described as a shopwoman, was charged with ermomiling the birth of her i ll egitimatefemale child in the water-clan of the residence of her hinds, 5, Janus's pleas. Bath-street, Bt. Lake's. Mr. Based appeared on behalf of the some& The polies proved that from information they received they took the prisoner into custody, and when told the chugs she ' , Oh, my God, is this the can la the wainoloset they found the dead body of • child, and when, they got it up the hand and one arm were of. They spoke to the prisoner, and she admitted that the body of the child wash end that she was delivered of it about eve weeks ago. Dr. had wren the remains, and said the body was about six months of age, and he did not think that it had ever breathed, although it might have gasped. About five °' week@ shin the prisoner was nee running down the stairs, with something in her arms, and when asked by • female Is. what she had got there she said it was the body of her baby, 10 that 1. it wits deed, sad that she intended to bury it in the 8 81 . water-sloes!. ie Mr. 860411 stated that after the evidence there could be 90 of concealment made oat. The prisoner was re- to s w pecte sh liroonnemed, and was more to be pitied than to be to blamed. An inquest had been held, and the jury bad re- et turned • verdict that the child was still bon. Mr. Barker said that he not think that • jury would cap ot. vied, and, therefore, he should discharge the prisoner. se. The prisons they left the nun with her hinds. MABYLEBONE. St 81 =MO • TIMM WHIM a MOTION.—NOIROW IMAM 00 Mr. James Templemas, a bookseller, carrying oa business Si at No. 36, Greet Portland-street, Oxford-street, was charged on • summons with unlawfully leaving a iusggee whilst in N. motioa on the Great Western Railway, at P tit 86 thl:l4 Bailey, a porter in the nanny's employoaid—Ou •12 . ef bat month • train was coming up to the arrival 114 platform and I p lit oiling out for passenger+ not to leave the at. train till it sto I law Mordant j map from a endue and 84 fail between • platform and the carriages and he was N. along for at least 20 yards. So that he should not fall 111 - dragged the wheels as be was being dragged slang, I s e t caught him by the collar of his oast. The train es, was thsa ooming In at the rate of about five or Is, sin miles an hour, and defendant was first out. loaned him U. aneroid, sad told a constable to get his name and 'admen. be Myself and the ofare called out to the ringioe-driver to .. 12 i stop when de/ trident tell, and the train was pulled up about I; 30 yards from the barrier which it ought to havegone up to. 10 0 His cost was almost torn off his back, and he could not 100 leave the station for some time after through the injuries he had received. Defendant—l thought the train had arrived in the „„ 64 - station and bad dapped. In fact I think it had stopped, ;" s ' and moved on • seared time. ea Mr. Yardley (to porter)—ls that so I N. Bails —lt bed not stopped. N. Mr. Yardley—Why did you not wait till the door was IL tuned ? Defendant—Because we open the doors ourselves. et as Mr. Yardley (to porter)—Have the peasengers to open the doors themselves? is Bailey—We always open the doors. of Mr. Yardley—Bo I thought. According to my supernal» they always open the ,doors, but on the underground way such is not the ens. , Defendant—l always open the daces myself when I travel. on thighs*. 10 Mr. Yardley—Bermase you sn thew* • hurry. Defendant—They are in no hurry to open the doors. Mr. Yardley—Then the best test of that is for you to wait till they do ; and then if they neglect to do eo, shoot m. se load air yowl on to make thew U. Bailey—We had to out the coat from his back. as Mr. Yardley—Then I shall take it that his own folly has le brought some part of the punishment which I ought to SI inflict in the loss of his coat and the icjuriss he reosived. I , 1 ,!, shall take that la mitigation, and only order him to pay Ws. r and outs. 36 The messy was paid. as De. do. 3211 Do. do. WI °teaGm r a ft . I rt. haikuus L :i'ai. 1871'18 Do. 1818 1 11 Do. 11111 1 11 islaL Wv.6 pat tool.. 11 Now Dram Dov.llp.ot. 11 11.11.Wa15i0v.8p.0.1161 Ds. Sp. a 11R11018f811 De. Sp. 1111116, UN 11 Now Sonliollers cool 11 ! par ori .... 92k 00•160 i Non P. 0 .. tM Quismirod &t.O p. of ,100 11.M01.60v. 0 p. a 1878 100 Vls.6lov.Op.o.lssigatyl 100 Do. 40. 011.0.0,6000.1100 10 lon Me 1071 81 1413.1101 No. j Mi. I Mien H 1 ot . pm ' s". 1 %MEL Manillas (ted) .. Imil. A2lll°- _ anuL LAM "Id Co.... (iLiaLL:7.) 11 16 61 idla 16 ZS 6 Pir ils tei i pper — . - Ill u il i T od ited' D ft et ia ire °l2 s Del 11.46 lest Del ley (Usdtedi Sart sea (Usgted) tiered onde (Limited) User's Legitimism (Limited) lleArille iffatureeeDese.O.Y.V. reemiellio Deptier OA feet Peale 2l medlilverLead a 11) IP Bett.Gold IL (L ) dab AusicaL r, Klaus del Bey Um) Vetted Mexican Um) Vallansasegield Um Vemmewer Coe/(Um ) Val Atatleorla Gold WathoeGoid(Limited) 1 - e l l OA i Ps 1 1 ii 11W 1 ti lat. la m 12 Si • 1o" ioo • tr # 1$ Do. Do. Wortlgus (thaltert) Yorks Yenlnsa Yadsossatitsna Was, 11160.1112J3110UL . _ El Amps.MaaMma MON al II lAsmiedlim Aarlaal 10 IS auerallaalLl,tra.(L 1 10 lammaranealiatNaaL 1 IN N ImMilVaimmarka 014 a 1 0 Bombay fire ULAN I 100 0 Do. lad Maao I 100 N *Nab • •••nea• Imaa M 04 It lasi. hists. Tol• IL'. • 1 100 10 British lads= Ma (....) ll DS rmada Oompum al No Mb Ni MmadisalaaaM•av(L) I N Z im‘ ° l= I 0:00 II lof Pro.(L 1 141 la algal U. as (L I NO /0 I__ ... a: gh, --iii. iAr a... ~: Il le lii• iti 1 * l * I it *PM sil , 1_ 12114 Ti s I ! al 00 City Oilises (Lim.) . . 10 Om cdaricaullar.(L) itIN N OssmasecialOolaajlus., 4 030 61 Diumennlisd Dia— Cl. 16 •i a. 1,430 N Oceliamagmllla.Gmail 19 1 UM `OOOl3O l a( NIL&i. & 4 3Ns ,000 U 00p,12. an le 19 NO NC. fooun .of tbr 9 3 SWIM MO 10 00 I Do. Nay I MODo. of Mauritius (L )10 4 11 gis 0014 IL G.: Mal Palma IN 11 11 01 ... i. Ila Do. Ihstersmas 199 11 114 ara N. Da il st.7lrp. Dsb lBO 11 114 200 *Noun N 6 es 00 1 5 Insetern Amara TN( ) 1 Dar IP= 000 80 NM bulls PlasadM(L Tg 2Ms ON 20 6. India In*. d Waal 10 2QM 0 * 60 Ibbir Vas lO i 42 NI 10 unatimaOtaal2o.(,L 4 I 104. N. NUMMI Telninge & Neg. mad Ass. I 900000 10 104 gqi. Nag.rod 17 DAL I 11 1 4 A& 4 par +pas 980 10 lairbusi 100 10011 4.• 1 1 I = rra 1 0 risanalal Corpoeasim 2 1 I 1336 N Flusacial Amount (L )10 6 I ells * 0 N Vomit. Wsroskoms• (L. 6 9 4210 9 301 N Gmllivara (Inultad) lO 10 9 414 ON N (4,1:2•41111rim.olloa.( 1 . 6 12 Mini 110 11 ON. gamma Navigation 14 14 0 OS 60 Rams& )lotzial As(.) & 1 Oidls IN 70 limdmam'snap an 111 162 uu 40 number lrom Workm(L) 16 11 0 411 00 N umgasMse.Cdliss.ll.) & o i s 1690 r, 06 g Cuslylag tlAm., 1 l O 40 =Donal Imns 4 10 3 I dla ad 00 90 Warms. nasanoo. O.) & 1 1 0 01 00 10 laissmat.lauid Cesullt(L 6 19 Ogdis O SO Donau Land. lO 10 N Ilmalmulrag. (OrsuOsv.) an If 14 40 109 pa. 6D. a Ws. LIMN MI n as ) 1 11 JUINUSIoNDIsmamonk) 10 la s 93 80 laud gettuilism (Um.) 8 2 1 dim N N laud. ntricaa Trading 111 7 &Ns Y. N N Lood.amdCaledon. IC L 8 Par * 181 Lum.Oosutylasdni 2 1 Par I Lced.llBMo* Talag. )an I p N LarL Mr. Amts. )11 Sk 7Vs 4 Lced.9.Orrdass o .lL i mil & N 03 Loud&Gbag.nog.Co(L 14 19 10 dl. Su 19 Load., Italian, to. rasa 10 10 4 7 dls Ma N Loodllsr. Diseemit(L) N lamd.l9•Muslaillarbes I 1 1101 m 10 Nedra, Int.. 1 Omni 10 1 dla 20 Do. I N Morino Divestment (L ) * 1 4 1 1 110 Maaritlus 140.401.11 ) 2 Dar r a m 1111 UNit. Salm 1 N =van boo Works 9 1 1 39 911 11l istallasiltOoL O. (pL) 11 bas Par 1 N National Dia 000. (L) & 102 102mui N National flasucial IL.) 10 N traticasalFrov.Marins( l 1 1 109 natisuallisams Nay.il.4 9 N nmetuddaooal aI. 'L. I o * Do. Imad new A 1 91 ILIN TLosm(L 1 10 natio u.Amsuarsa(L 1 1 in. N.Brit A a 51111144140114 10 40 11.1MLEJAIrosa. la. (L 1 I IllovalloolauU.ssall... l 4 el 2 De. do. U Osema Mann lowa 1 N Grisalalessamsersial(L , 1 00 Orin** liasusaanLim. 14 1 Orissisi amts (WNW) ml 1 IN. New al 10 OrMallalaudlnsams(L) al 10 (Meson Stblasidiavest. I N Ottoman Financial (L) 11 & NUNN Gas (Ltudied 10 'Mamma& IL etaam(l ) 1 I Du n ry zd 8 zd 61 6 81 7 r eis S las 6 las Jil Psi ll WI 64 46 17i lie T i a 001. 14 19 pot T 1114 6 10 4 6dl. ed - ill I dal - New 111. I Peallt BO. lv.leadanhi.(L) Odd 00 'Penizetiler •0. Ream ken 00 Do. de. low 3.000 10 Quieten 1., IL. 111.(L neoo 00 liigusmig boa MOO U De.llew 4110 Ti no a. ow &TN II I Mtn dor s.cmo sopa ,0010. tu t soot.etrelevee . ,900 SO Nola, Mein. teo.i. ,oeo ilee.linee.‘e Apple( ) IA 4000 N ,a. Anima N. di le. (SO .000 N Do. Sewed lien.— 6100 n ISoute Aueteattan lead N. debased's* Tonna*. 11 - 6 IS moo' * 106 16 lko I 9 SS4 it 41i 97 99 id It 3 ltd 6 6 9Os Id 19 Si ndla 11 ldr 3 Os 211 ID U MI 66 66 all 1 7.000 10 5000 11 1,400 10 ,000 10 .4000 /0 1,000 5 1,14* 10 1,000 14 0110 10 WO SO 61100 00 ,000 00 rivg.,Agsper, riteivtra. 6"19 .ftlialLiL Thamiesaild ergo la (3.) alkali L TALL Co.of . • UnAlatlr , 1 of Livar i t. Waned IL Taw. Ow (I. Onlyeze. Yarhas Ina L. Upper Awls retain 111100 Vas Dlionan's laia4. Warru. eallad l ia.t Flosase . 05 L. 11(Lisa. I 10 W ::1 1 i ...i I pall as .11°=.1 Se - VT le 8 10 S Idisi 1.8 %aka 11 PREFERENCE SHARES. Greet Northern 5 per et., redeem at 10 per et. pm., 108 i. Loudon and South Western, 7 percent Meek, late 3rd shares, 147. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Aatwerp and Rotterdam, 91. Gnat Laxemboarg. 144 i 14. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1865• $ 101117 MARIIIIre—CHIB DAL) it is understood the directors will allow to be Sus --e-- dealt with. In consequenoe of these arraernmethe Two o'Cloolre it is probable that so call will be made on the The stook markets remain dull and inactive. ordinary sharer for a year to come. In fact, the There seems to be an idea that the 'stringent capital at present embarked in the concern being policy of the United States government may quite he as un iare d y t aa il ia gre rwl av o iremsa ired , th stan e e calla fwerb t o4I eitimuie bo chid: o cause the war in the South to be p rolon g ed b y o f f t o driving the Southern leaders to desperation. We are requested to state that the share list of The funds are quoted exactly the same as they the Great Northern Brewery Company will be closed yesterday. This is the monthly settling day closed to-day for London, and to-morrow for the winnosunTutnlitr:cede on tositylhoTief halt-yearly for the uthaeinvetl6thsizas in Consols. As regards home railways, es t p h:re isu is y no change whatever, with the exception of a re lapse in Metropolitan. Foreign stocks, Turkish Consolides, are flat. The shares of the per Cent. Debentures. financial companies remain out of favour. The annexed is from the monthly hide circular et The discount market is firm to-day, although Magus. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co., dated yes there is not much business. Transactions, in fact, ter " , are curtailed through an indisposition on the part The hide market has lees quiet daring the past mem* , prises of some descriptions have beisi fairly _ nesinhask of discounters to take even the beet paper at 4 4 per emu others ere ra ther lower. Mdse.—Melted Or sod cent. The supply of money has somewhat direi -ICrs :ratite ier h*" A il ue=have slightly niched. receded w :sold is value ` Cape have barely realised late teem At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's Horss hides have ... brought prri bi on" rose. Rost Is" telegrams, the Three per Cent. Ream opened at i t t l . D . a : d e b .,,, r V iz ir ed 7 l ,l* oo Y ia () Li n ," 17= 67fr. 75c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. lb. Eaglish market Sides, although la short empty, have Consols are now quoted 904 to 1 for money, and staayt,w`antrrhaelow7:nr alt.atioa to report pricis. ms kl. N hem ank 904 for the new account (June 8). The official and South American Far ce sad Skim—Sian the amid business report is as follows :—Thres per Cent. reiged."l"ADatt lb. ne a t of tmus t iajkli l s.B3o k osmieudi °4 for fin a l :: Consols, for money, 904, ; ditto, for account, skins an improved demand was evinced, sad the edsi ewe ; Three per Cents. Reduced , 881, ; New Three wets mid at higher rates. Nu:tle f are is god 10 had pry 0941 lases per Cents., 88k, 41, 1 ; Annuities, 1885, 13 15-16 ; imP ert r md, "sa im P o ri rdentat t L o * L P t i e a b r em air k w a t fair se Bank Stock, 242 ; India Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per medal ; but Human and Fiber were ia Bodied revere Cent. Stock, 1064, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben- i tispeash ba u d goo* off freely. Otter sad ma ens wishes& turee, 1886, 991 ; Five per Cent. " aniseed " The following, on the silk market, is from the rupee paper, 1011 ; and Exchequer Bills, 6s. preni- circular of Messrs. Durant and Co., dated this Foreign stocks are very dulL Turkish Con- day : solid have fallen 4 per cent., and Greek and There is no improvement is tbersition or p . rospe . ctsof the Spanish Certificates 4. Other descriptions are un- ,1111:::d itrtb td ri td in 'tam sod ..e n er: u n U u l i nl ig L a a s :;: altered. SOON of the present quotations are annexed, sod net the least so are the prospects for tbe menet mess& viz.:—Greek Bonds, 304 to 21 ; Mexican, 26 to It ii resulntarler to w omak i i n .th tr is Pr= ; Confederates 13 to 15 ; Spanish his mieentble"thal7reseut=sp Mass people to fear ; sive, 294 to 30/ ; the Certificates, 154 to :xst so one is marina *sough to to icirtle may naterell ; Turkish, 1858, 704 to ; ditth, sa m eptiOo m ro t th hers lon the Cos tl iest fa accoon= 1862, 72 to 73 ; ditto Consolidis, 514 to 1. itself to the eirinit character al the supply smiths Transactions are are recorded as follows ;--Belgian B . ta e beet :LT: by the r ei t ely of its raffymmt Tour - and-a-Half per Cants, 97, ex diva ; Bra- se=t at rivals of Ina asd Japan, and vegetable fully it, zilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 83 ; ditto 1863, 814 ; Improved verities. Persian via too Is gladly Doss Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 ; Egyptian, second hem, 951; ditto 1864, 934, 924, 93, 921 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 934 ; Greek, for account, 21, 201 ; ditto Coupons, 8 ; Italian, for amount, 644 ; ditto 1865, scrip, 44 . ; Mexican, 251 ; ditto for account, 26 ; ditto 18134, 25 ; Monte Videan, 63 ; Moorish, 96 ; Peruvian, 98 ; Portuguese, 1856, cbc., for account, 481; Russian, 1862, 891, ex div. ; ditto 3864, 924 ; Sardinian, for account, 78 ; Spanish, foe account, 471 ; ditto New Deferred, fur account, 404 ; ditto Passive, for account, 30, 291; ditto Certificates, 151, 4 ; Swedish 1864, 88 ; Turkish 1854, for account, 904 ; ditto 1862, for account, 73, 721 ; ditto 1001. Bondi, 73, 1; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 38. The scrip of the new Ottoman Loan has declined to 4 to 1 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 14 to 4 prem.; London Financial, 64 to f re• um. ; Imperial Mercantile, 4 to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 24 to 34 prem., ez div. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4 ; and Egyptian Trading, 14 to 04 die The quotations for the shares of some of the new oompaniee am subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 91 to 104 prem. ; Mosoow Gas, k die. to par; Russian Iron Works, 34 to 4 prem. ; Anglo , Egyptian Navigation, 34 to 4 prem. ; Varna Railway, Bto 4 prem. ; Plymouth Shipbuilding, 1 to 14 prem. ; Ottoman Company, 1 to 14 prem. ; Lion Brewery, 2 to 4 prem., being higher ; and Estates Investment, If to 24 prem. About 210,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for transmission to Brazil by the steamer La Plata, which will leave Southamp ton to-day. This vessel will also take 8,400/. in silver. On the other hand, 20,000 sovereigns from Portugal were sent into the Bank yesterday. The last quotation of exchange from Rio showed that there was a profit of about 4 per cent. on the trans mission of sovereigns from this country. The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the 17th inst. will be rupees 30,00,000 (300,0004). A meeting of the creditors of Maas. Charles Joyce and Co., in the Egyptian trade, who failed on the Bth ult., is convened for the 16th inst. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have to day appointed Friday next a special settling-day in the shares of the Anglo-Egyptian Navigation Com pany, which are to be officially marked. The National Bank of India has given notice that it will allot its unissued 10,000 shares of 501. each, of which already 5,000 have been subscribed for in Bombay, at 21. premium. The remaining 5,000 will be allotted to the existing shareholders in England at the same premium, at the rate of one new for every two old shares. The South-Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,7 2 01. over last year and the Brighton au increase of 2,1091. The Alliance Bank have made a call of 5/. per abase on the new shares of 1864, numbered 30,001 and upwards, payable by the Bth of June. The prospectus of the West London Freehold Ground-Rent Association (Limited) is issued. It is explained that the objects of this association are : " The purchase of freehold land in the western district of London, adapted to building purposes ; the creation of ground-rents by letting the land, in large or small portions, on building lames (the association itself being restricted front building speculations) ' • and the ultimate sale of these ground ren ts." A provisional agreement has been made for the purc ha se of 100 acres of the Portobello estate at Netting-bill, at an average rate of 1,350!. per acre. The terms of payment have been arranged as follows, viz. :- 2,000 shares fully paid up, a money payment of 35,0001. on the 24th of June, and the remainder in debentures of the association, bearing interest at 5 per cent. per annum. Th e directors are to be empowered by the articles of association to pay interest half-yearly at the rate of 5 per cent per annum on the paid-up capital, for five years from the date of allotment, pending the creation of ground rents. The capital is 200,0001., in 10,000 shares of 201 each. The Petroleum Company of Western Virginia, U.S., is also announced. The object is to develop the oil resources of West Virginia, and with this view the directors have "entered into a provisional contract to purchase 300 acres in fee simple, toge ther with the leases for fifteen years , a t a ro yalty of one-fifth of the oil, of 540 acres, situate in the MINCING-LANI—(THIS DAY.) counties of Calhoun, Putnam, and Ritchie, for the _, 11 . 12 2 1 1.17? ° " si r be i s si r o f s r ilig y week's sum of 51,000 L" Fifteen wells are to be sunk in si g hs contract without * up ; the first instanoe, and as soon as this is done, it is 43. 6 e s agp. announced as the directors' intention to divide the cornet—The Dahlia sales held boday as leo mesa to refits every three months, according to the ADM- give quotatiene b AN Privets!, til is lookot riaseb6a atLA mean system. The managing director in America Tit e t pa s ses is to be Mr. John Horton , of Birmi n g ham. The w l im ;„„„A o f whit. Bin d sold a t u s . 3d. le capital is 200 2 ,0001., in 20,000 shares of 101. each, le e . pg. with a first issue of 10,000 shares. Setersies.—About 300 bags or Bengal sold, refraceles The ourtificates of shares in the Dagenham Dock 1 , 84 at B're• fl. asd Company are to be ready for delivery, in exchange ! is. boo-do of Do-- sold el 0 .. for the bankers' receipt, on the 17th inst. CoTtos.—Tbs dosesed le more active at tweed prism; The letters of allotment of the Lion Brewery I I, sea= mess ia. ammo, lies been paid. Company (Limited) are to be seat out to-day. I linneo.—The querterly _sale of tit have OINA. The allotment has been a di ffi cult one, owing memed steadily as lest esteC prices to a meos. to the large number of applications from persons • Be'rew.stesmerahave ( " Dam/aced " mai n bik ini ' s who, being in the brewing trade, are acquainted TALLOW MARICILT.—(THEI DAY.) (she sad Eaglets!. 000veylsg verge= of le& The Mliudia with the soundness of the under taking, as well as The 'Wk.'. 4 , 11 qU i t Si , ; 9 .. the 2d. P e r s et t o ga i l at = a l mm y lki " .o . Illmaltis clipper ships trading to OhleshalkelentlialeiolY frost the connections of the brewery itself. The 1 ° 4 : 1 e :;;;: 4 7 40 ;711,i 0„4,,e 0r tereeeelee le le sapessoloa by steamers. Silk hem China has beta for subscriptions kee the preference a hem him, e x. a beg mat to Keened is the mail steemers. seeded the amount to be issued, and it i° smrravisw HAY ELARICET.--ITHEI DAT.) Was Hera; Mar 9.—The steamer Lafayette, from expe cted that within a abort p eriod the whole x „ . j am . pastas ' m u s k, at sh e h‘ aznved bees ibis amenieg. of these shares will be paid up in full , in addition l ev i es po e m s —gey, Ma9s. to ge s . Oyes; ken New York as the 213th fest.,d. to a certain proportion of the ordinary shares, wbicli 100 s. to 126.. Straw, 26e. to 30s. Her sews bas bele anticipate Moirmv Erman. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 904 to 1, both for money and to-morrow's setthment, opened and closed to-day at the Wile quotation. For the Bth of June the last price was 90 1316 tol 5-16, or 901. The " continuation" was slightly hil than on Saturday, at 5- 16 to j per cent. The official business report is as follows :--Thres per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 1, j, f ; ditto for account, 901, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88j, 4, f•, New Three per Cents., Mt, 1 ; Annuium, 1885, 14 1-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1, ; Five per Cent. "iinfaotal* rupee paper, 101 f. The India Five per Cent. stook remains dull. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, at 3e. to 6s. prem. Foreign stocks were little dealt in. Mexican Bonds and Spanish Passive declined i per cent., and Spanish Certificates and Egyptian Bonds of 1964, p. Greek Bonds and Italian stoc k un p roved er cent., but there was a reduction of like amount in Italian scrip. Other stocks left off much the same as on Saturday. It is notified that the share list of the Colonial and General Land Credit Company will be closed on Saturday, the 13th inst. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 151 to 4, being again 2s. 6d. lower • National Discount, 104 to prem. • Joint Stock Discount, 2 to 11 dia. ; Ottoman Socisiti Gtindrale, 24 to 21 prem.; and Milan Improvementa, 4 to 44 _prem. The shares of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company were heavy, at 11 to 01 dia. The continued decline in the shares of this undertaking excites great dissatisfaction on the part of the proprietors, more especially considering the high auspices under which the company was brought out. It has been re marked as a peculiar feature in connection with this company that there has always been a steady supply of shares which had apparently been held in reserve. Commercial Union Insurance, Northern Assam Tea, and Smith, Knight, and Co.'s shares, were inquired for. Royal Mail Steam have again risen it. There was also an improvement of 1 per conk in Crystal Palace Perpetual Debenture stock, and of about S per cent. rn Scottish Australian Investment stock. Nerbudda Coal and Iron shares were heavy. Hewett and Co.'s shares were quoted ft to prem. The shares of the financial companies remain heavy, sales predominating. International Finan cial and General Credit have declined 26.6 d. to-day, and Credit Fancier and Mobilier ss. The closing quo tations are annexed, viz. :—lnternatimal Financial, 1 to 1 prem. • General Credit, 14 to 11 pram. ; London Financial, 61 to 7} prem.; Imperial Man oantile Credit, 1 to 14 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier (both old and new shares), 2 1 to 311 prem., ex div. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 94 to 104 prem. • Rio de Janeiro Gas, 1 to 14 pron. ; South African Land and Finance, 1 to 2 prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation 34 to 4 prem. ; Ply mouth Shipbuilding, 1 to li prem. ; loon Brewery, 1/ to 2 pre m . ; the Ottoman Coipany, Ito I} prem. • Rtunian Iron Works, 34 to 41 prem. ; Lon don a nd Mediterranean Bank, 14 to 24 prem. ; Balmgate Silk, 1 to 2 prem. ; &Was Investment, 14 to 2 prem. MINES.-(THIB DAY.) Two o'CLocz. In the mining market to day the - re - - is - a - - demand for East Love ll , North Repeat, and West Caradow shares, at firm quotations, while Great Vor Wheal Buller, and Bast Russell h ave declined. Prices are quoted as follows :—Great Vor, 30 to 31; Rut Lovell, 13} to 141; Chiverton, to ; Illogan, Si. to lea. ; North Basset, 15a. to 20s. Whoa Buller, 53} to b7} ; East earn Bran , 4 1 to 7 ; West Ca;adon, 11 to 12 ; Lady Bertha, 12a. to 11a. • and East Russe ll , 3} to Few tr ansactions' have occurred in foreign sod colonial mining shares, and prices generally are quoted the same aa yesterday. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NT lILBLTILICI TELZGZAZIL) le si CHESTER MEETING.—(THLS DAY.) I 4: ENTRY FOR GROSVENOR STAKES. About one mile IN and a quarter. Mg Lytham, Stanton, Yesinall, Moulsey, Grinder, Gratitude, N. N. and Tartar. ie• HOSTYN STAKES. Three-gm/tors of a mile. N. Locket, Lucy, Greta*. Tins. Oastaset, Mini Harriette, at e and o by Sabroor are ben. M. WYNNSTAY HANDICAP. Nearly a mile. Me King of lltops Brindisi. Donnybrook, Queer' of Trumps, 11l Monlsey, Crisis, Beadle, Damns Lady Bohm, Pustalooo, ra Jupiter, sod Vireo am hem. up PAID Foust.—Stirrup Cup and Parity. IN PALATINE STAKES. Gem round and a diatoms. IN Hobo, Donaybrook, Gams, War Whoop, sod Nidder• Kg dale are he St • EATON PLATE. Half a mile. II Flesper, Cranbury. Lytham, Attraetios, Light, Queen of Trumps. Prescription. Jane Shoos ram, Gipsy Gui, sway. Kapunda, Pantalooo, Lucy Long, Viola, The Gem, Si. and Eugeoie are here. . CHRSTERFILD STAKES. 81/Ten furlongs. ice Zinn, Kiog Arthur, Worm& Brain, It's Curious, IGO- IIS tar, Viola, War Whoop, Filbert, and Whip aro hogs PAID FOILIZET.—Purity, Irritation, Sweet Margery, Do. X shies and Ouimaaw 94. WELTER PLATE. About a refs and a wear. L Mingo°, Banktoot, Helm, Evan* Quinn o Tramp, sa and Pas d'Extgait as ban. LATEST BETTING. CHESTER CUP. 100 to 30 apt Hoke (t) 9to 2 Ashworth 04 100 to 8 Victorious (t) 100 to 7 Lion (t) SO to 1 ILighOyer's dam (t) 20 to 1 Graltudo (t) 20 to 1 Bnekkiot ) 25 to 1 Bahasa (t) 25 to 1 La Toncquet (t) 25 to 1 Iforitissima (t) 30 to 1 Lord Reiland (t) 30 to 1 Breuer (t) 40 to 1 Wandering Kinstml (t) IRISH CHURCH MISSION. ANNIVERSARY. — (THIS DAY). This morning the anniversary of this society took place at St. James's-ball, Piccadilly, by a public break fad sod amen! miming of the friends sod supporters. At ( the breakfast the Bishop of RIPON presided, sod addresen were delivered by the Rev. Canoe D.D., on the question of the stale of feeling is the British Islands in re- !- lemon to the church of &island ; 011110 s Conway r.• os the position of the Roman ordbolie church in Great Britain relative to its position on the Continent ; sad by the BAT. Memo. Birks sad De ll s% on the influence of ti latitudisarianiani is regards its effect on the progress or the r church of Rome is the British Isles. At the public mostiss, Mr. J. C. COLQOHOIIN prodded. After prayer had been offered up by the Bishop of Wpm. The Rev. A. Damen reed a moat describing the orn ate/ of the society's operations in baud is the most favourable term+. The Cumuli than briefly addreened the muting, sad said that increased support wee Deeded for the carrying off of the ashlris Church • ud the Protestant clergy in Ireland, the only Wog to secure the maintenance of the anion of Ireland with England was the overthrow of R.. nazism and the power of the private la Ireland. The Bishop of Rims in moving th e adoption of th e is port, said they bad abundant cense for thanking for the success of the movement in Ireland. They certainly bad discouragement in the want of pecuniary aid. That had *rime from several cause, of which no doubt are was the meow of the society in Ireland. That memo had been very great, for they ba.l many 000gregatioes out of Romanism, end they had had to find churches for those ooritione. There wan a 'movement to endow those new pa rish es, and that wan one source of diverting funds from this society. They bad every cause of encourage ment, however, in the success which bad attended their operations, and they was still working with the same zeal and snorers against the power of Rocianism. (Applause.) Mr. 8.. P. LONG, M.P., having seconded the motion, which WY carried unanimously, The Venerable Archdeacon WORDSWORTH, D.D., thee delivered a lengthesed address on the value of the ealiserd thumb of Ireland. and on the duty of maintaining it as • demos of true religion against the growth of indiffereace sod infidelity sod against the dangers of Ronianism, and se • hood of 'tabu between England and Ireland. The Rev. Dr. M. COLLIS Nceenstown) than moved the following resolution :—" That the operations of this having proved effectual for the strengthening of the cla d = of Ragland, and abridgiog the power of the church of Rocas, it is worthy of hearty support by all who desire ware an liana. " The Lord Bop of CARLISLZ ascended the reeolatkw, which was oleo sgued to. A vote of thaski having bees passed to the Chairmen. the proceedings emineerd with lb. beeedictios. PROVINCIAL MAAR MARKET& MAY a -Wes to•day newt Eastern, 464-Great Wester tilli r, 4-Ineoina sad North Matter& Itl} 24--11an chaster, thetaald. and Unto biro. 6244-Mstropolitalt. MY- Midland, 184-North Eastern Berwick, 110-tioutn Eastern, 1644 -Dutch Rhenish. 61 p.--Oteat Lossraboanr 14 3-16 1.'6 14 - Illinois. 78 84 8 71 7 6}-lzia, 16 7 * 66} 6 14 } 4411-Bambre and Meuse 7 -Mpardsh Certificates, I*--ntedarato Loan, 11* -Alliance Bank, 7Ui . 40 .-liverposi I n Association, }&- Mercantile and Mt Bask, 3 d.-North Wester% 3} p, - Albion Marine, 11-16 1 d-British ands 21 yy.-Qaem, 1146 p. -Rein& ehlpownau, 14 & -National SteamOompaoß, d.-Panuncillo Main Oorapsny, 11146 p. YAMMERER, MAT a -Prices allowed some improvement. and a good badman was dam. Bolckow, Yamaha& and Co. (limited). 14 .-C. Pannell and Co. (Matted), 14 -Coma. dated Beak (lilted). 6 11-16 p.-Oral Mute r& 1164-tirast Inc enaboorg, 14 1-16--Great Northam A. 1214-omod Trunk of Canada, 1* In-Groat Western. 70-Genera Credit (Limited), 1111. -Heywood, 11.,11. and Co (Limited), d.-Illinois Ciente'''. 71 8 7 1-Undahke and Yorkshire, 121 f- and North Resta% 122} 4-Yancbmitsr, won colnahire, 62} -Mercantlle Bank (Matted), 2 16-16 4.-lis4oo - 1371 i-Dltto New Istenthom 1 7-16 -ILaima.lll}- New York and Erie, 63 46 6 6 }ll e 7 *6 Miderik $44-20ames and Mersey Marine Warms* ithedeld/ Mk . -Gaited Mates 620 Ream Bonds, 110-13nkm Ras; qp, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS (THIS DAY.) ( fl animus AID DITINUMTIONAL TILMOILLPIL) trios sus ows ooisnoossorr.) C01T05.-11krts 4 Tory —y at ispnowng pars asks probably 115.000 balm Dori.—Market well Wanda. Inuit. slow ash M Friday's rates. Floor ratioar mem. lodise eon *dot. boa balers do sot pesos Sael. Boons, oats, mil ostoossl tale is doonsad War Flom SHARE MSTEI.-(T1118 DAY.) Two (Khoo& The railway market is quiet to-day, with little business, and prices in most instances are unaltered. The principal feature is a decline of 1 per cent. in Me tropolitan stook. On the other hand, GrentEastern has risen London and North Western stook is now quoted 1211 to 1221; Great Western, 731 to 74 ; Midland, 133/ to 1341 ; Lancashire and York shire, 1211 to 3 ; South Eastern, 85 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 464 to f ; Caledonian, 1304 to 1311 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Northern, 1301 to 1314 ; ditto A, 1454 to 1461 ; and Met ro politan, 136 to 4. Foreign and colonial railway securities present no alteration. Antwerp and Rotterdam shares are dull. ORDINARY SRAM AND Brass. IsArzwaire. I iv •starrear-7 • • litria.WoladioarViL 1117a'a llade=iaa: IN Hr- sad IN Ciolodoefaa .. on Owe mad leadoe ell Donovan ra Do. • I • Nev. eatil I ell Do. B Ip. 4.119'14108. 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