The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COCRT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Howe the Joao Owliaoll.) rou.Acic P. POLLACK, DEANE, AKID 1111AllA1A. The petitioner, Salom on as iroe-foluider at Kotiipherg. in Newlin, aitight a iheoree wa the ground of his wife : Newlin, the two co-reapeadoeta i 60 1 demanded2,llllllf. • from each. The eo-retpostieuta thatieil the char...., pkak.,l cuothmativa, couttivance, aad colluaiee. Dr. Swale/ appeared fat the petitioner; Mr. Mereweather and 31r. 111110w41 fur L'Aptain Lkaue. The other parties did tot instruct The petitioner — and his wife weft married at St. Marylelsnie in July, PC.2, and they bail lived in Prussia, where Mrs. Pollack had hail two children, both surviv ing. In the early put of she was staving with her busload at an extensive loilgitig.house in Char toile-street, Fitgroy-oiliare, where there were sometimes as many u Xll inmates. The ease against Captain Deane, a fellow lodger, was merely that he appe are d on friendly terms with Mrs. Polhick • and that they used to go twit coil return, not indeed together, but so nearly to:tether as to give rise to a sioipieien that they might have leen in ....lupine. The esidelfte against M•Namara,who alm lived at the halging.hotue, was that Mrs. Pollack visited him in his room, but it was admitted that she went there just as often when M•Namera's brother, who occupied the same spirtment, was there as when he was not. in this state of fart+ the rase All against the eo.respondents was virtually abandoned, and The jury found a verdict in their favour. A. :totio.t the wife, however, there was evidence of an ieliiiisOou of the adultery with 31•Naniara made by her to a .4-malt named Hailetaki. and Thu ease stood over on this point and on the subject of gaptain Deane's visits. THE POLICE COURTS. (TlllB DAY.) LAMBETH. CAREI.I,O4 DRIVING AND NARROW CMCAYL Thmen• romp', a servant in the employment of Mr. Harman, town carman, of New ruionetreet, Moortiebls, his onistent, were charged before the lion. C. Norton, the following charge : Mr. William Vaughan Morgan, a gent:eman residing at Langley lisle, Lewisham, mid that on the previous night, 41.iut lll , i'elock, while proceeding along the Old Kent•road in hi. brougham, accompanied by Mrs. Morgan • he heard a loud crash in front, aiel in looking in that direction aie Ica oewhman in the act of falling from his box, from wlish he had been thrown by the violent odlision of a cart lino driving off so fast a. the bone could go. Ile (Mr. Mat zo.) mole an effort to get out of the brougham. but fated the h.alle no the off..ide had been brokers off, and be then rolled nut to the person. present to follow rod stop the further after some time, wra accomplished. The wane.. mod that so Violent wan the masks that tb.• whole of the trace. were mawsl off, and the Mess, two spirited awl valuable animals, started off With the carriage lode between them sod ran four or five miles him,. they mold be secured, su that it wan almost • miracle that in their progress they had several person.. They were themselves very cowl. hurt cool cut about the leg.; the brougham was seri moly injured ; but he could not at that moment 'etiolate the damage , lose. In conclusion, Mr. Morgan, in reply to the question of Mr. Norton, said that Mr. Morgan as wall &showed( escaped injury, but added that, under the cir rum it was most fortunate that they and their servant were named to support the charge. Nathaniel Clifford, the coachman of the lad witness, who lasi revetwedi a ornery braise on the left shoulder, cm , noboritol his master's statement, and Mid the prisoner, mull have got off if he bad set jumped on a cab and driven after them. I kher egoism spoke to the vieiset ceedevt of the pri. ..00r. whop eloped , and liairartaipPeas iltor ham is banl AO they oouY to avoid Mr. Nortoe observed that - W e.e hem an imbues of ram , 'whist or eadrousese seeded as the part of two rem argil reaseded tM paionera, cia bail, to a future 91 . 11 tI.BOROUGHJITHEET. A 1111WE4VOIIAL 118CONNOITIUN4. XVI ni• Die*illlloll, the keeper of a general shop in Quero , ileii, Sem Dish, rue chirped with loitermlf In howbUy, for the of commaittiog a felon . *Owen Joy. 9 said that 00 the previous s ight ha saw the prisoner loitering in Piccadilly and knowing him to be the arcwiste of thieves and houseb . roolters. he stoppe d him rod askel what he h a d a b ou t hi m. He rewind, °thing at all," but in his pocket witness found webs macho' sad • smswilmer. The primmer first said be wee griag to Hompton, but afterwards that he wail Olg 1,0 the him 'rho prisoner hail been trig at the Old Hoiley7or sa a bugler'', but acquitted. sergeant Humber, 2 F. said he had knows the prisoner 12 or 13 yearn as a thief, and coonected with hengialli Wenn of omoterfeit corn, ke. He kept • shop is Qom street, seven Dials, Nally for the purpose d reoehrin stolse property. Prisoner soul he was going to the Serpentine to baths his which he had hurt. tfr Tyrwhitt amid lie must discharge the primer, but bon brought to the court and shown up was a peel thing. as it was a entity to mankind that he should be tomtit. THAMES. ATROCIOCA ATTINIT M WURDZA. rlarlex JONI'S, a man of ,dour, Was ht haloes Yr. ?elf*, changed with shooting a man sawed Murray. &stoker. Alind Brown, a police-constable. No. 196 K, stated that bet eight, betimes° the hours of ten sad eleven o'clock, be was ow duty in Itatzliff.highway, and saw the prisoner with a revolver is his hand. He was about to speak to him, wbee the prisoner crossed the road into Albsre.street, and deliber a t e ly fired st a man, who fell. He took th e prisonerjute custody, and causal the man at whom he fired to be roaveyed to the house of the nearest surgeon. If. Sena—Was the man hit! Wilms—Yes, sir; the ball took effect in hie shoulder. Mr. Melfe—Where is be now? A women 'drafted toward' the witness-box, end answerd the questi on by saying. " The man is in Led, ' and very ill." Mr. Melte—What is he! The woman replied that be was a stoker, aal belonged to the .team-skip Persevenwee. It. *lre inquired if the primmer was sober when he fired at II 'saver. The pdicernan said the primmer wee quite sober —at least to the hest of his knowledge he was. The pct....Der—No ; I was droak—there were two of us the worse fur Mr. Selfe—That win be so excuse whatever. I must in form you that you stead in a very serious preitioo, indeed. The constable then predweed a six barrel revolver, sad Is.d it on the ter et the witeewbor. Scll•—Are the ether shasabsrs loaded! Witeens—Yes, air, and the asps are oe. Mr. Bawdier, the second clerk—And the revolver is posited towards me. I wish the policeman would remove it. Mr. Martin, the mooed usher, removed the deadly weapon s more remote spot, and Inspector Hayes, of the K divi ...a. ordered that the are should be removed. kr. Sells asked who the pnsoaer warn! Rome—lle a the cook of the ship .drab, in the London I • k. 31r, Melfe—When will the wounded man be able to 'Near ayo—To-morrow, sir Mr. Selte—A man with a hall in his shoulder able to %Nest' to-morrow—that is absurd. I remand the prisoner LiAil Thursday nest. Tilt WILL OF THE LATE EARL or DUN DONALD. l'Y will of Admiral the Right Hun. Thomas Cochrane, Ear; of irundoeald. 11.C.8.. late of Prince Albert-road, hea l Kensingtoo, wee proved in her Majesty's Court of 11 ' 0 •t. the Ard of this moth. The executors norni mei ere his 1101 M• the present Earl and the Hon. Arthur Auckland Lopold Pedro Cochrane. The will is of • pact. I ‘ , character, end very mane of the bequests depend en oly upon the realisation of soma of mosey which the hi * rot clsinial from various governmenta,our own included, ib.sAl the e tedious of the executon.conjointly with the late ' 4l. sieirste secretary,procures liquidation of them. Messer' I . ll, iialeathed the amount atnocupt his family, with the elolitios i of ease legacies and certain other payments. 71 l" - property he had in his posscsaion he has bestowed in L." (-flowing manner : —To hIS IDOL the precast earl, he has i oliv abed the l'astle of Ihindonsld, N. 8., with the castle hid, and hied asinescal, and all his poseessioes. Mib." ll l pro -4'l. ma, kc., in the island of Trinidad, cod other property L'iss :.any be in the halals of his agents in that ow rail bequeaths to his relict, the countess, all the derived from his naval services to Greece, invested • the French funds, end confirms a former gift made to ""f v, liki. received from the government of liresil ; be leaves tier the furniture end plate in the residence at 4 . 4ll o,Yeawar-Iller. sod the use of the plate dep o sited a t 4 ""rs I Mille's, ut r . o ..l,f or h er life. The earl gives to his son Ankirsona. ata.o atone patent*, sal to his two youngest sons, Ilsr.o. sal Ernest, " the pro fi ts (if any) which may arise I ,!'w s +ham is the manuf a ct u r e of certain compounds for titaa- of redeem but in W I case ism they to interfere in 4 '..4IITRWAt of the business." There is a legacy of LW forgoer secnitary, Mr. W. Jackson, soil sal/. to • ,; femal e servant. with an annuity t.. her ,ilso of Mi. ...melody@ with the nomination of the present earl Icautee. We must sot omit to mention that ' 1 •• • peculiarity attesdin: the execution of the will : 4 .6 date the Wash dads of Jose but it was not Z!'lsilr *twitted until on or abort the Irdh of August 2 1 "'" , i1'4. the attesting witnem e s t o th e d ocum est b e i ng "" 4 1. Instate the praise day. —Moans/ref London News. Tut CHAIM& OF FRAUD AT M ANeH ENTER. —Ye/4- Francis Atkin WY placed is the dock at the Man r r.ty Polies Court, to answer the charze of (remit'. LIT obrailaieg good s , as mentioned in our impression rin• u. L'iro Mr. kolaneos, solicitor, appeared f o r the peuseeu ;• . and M r . Lersithe, hisrrister, for the defaiee. The eta •as rose isl e a t ....n.i.kra),l n l e a g th • and the prisoner **. kneaded till listunlay, tad hying till the refused. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT necnuc Tzuvaurs.) HITNGERFORD IKEETING.—(THIS DAY.) JOHN MAUNT STAKES. Mile and half. Drandaowilit, Bribe, Ipswich, Sunflower, and Dorking D bora. ENTRY FOR THE STAND PLATE. 11.11 f mile. Yon Btroom, 4 yrs, Sit 10lb ; Woman-in.ltesl, 4 yr., Set llb ; Chem Amie, 4 yrs. Bst ; Necromancer, 3 3N, 7st 10Ih; Sloth, 3 yrs, 7st 7lb ; Woolwich Imes, 3 yrs, 7at 41b ; Brown, 3 yrs, 7st 41b ; Moat du Po, 3 yrs, 7st 21b ; Queep of Spain, 2 yrs, Est 911); Pinkepoe, 2 yrs, list 21b ; Has , mouy, 2 yrs, Est. All are bees. HUNOERFORD STAKES. Mix furlong's. are Bloodhound, Patriot, Telegraph, Dorris, awl Berkeley here. LONDON CHARTIRRD RANI( OF AUSTRALIA. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meetint of the proprietors was het! at 2 o'clock at the Losifoe Tavcro, Mr. DI. :WAN Dug. u in the chair. The report mid that although failure's of some magnitude had during the past year occurred in the colonies no losses of soy importance hail been sustained by the bunk, and the year's operations were satisfactory. The directors pro posed out of the half-year's profit.; to add the sum of 10,0001. to the reserve fond, which would then amount to 45,000/. To the colonial build* total, the director proposed making theusual half•yearly additioo of 1,51111., increasing it The latest &deices from the colonies extended to the 25th of March from Melbourne, and to the tied March front Sydney, and represent the position of the bank's affairs is satisfactory. The accounts were made up to the 81st December last, sod it appeared that after the usual deductions, and also after ma 'bog allowance for bad and doubtful debts to the fall amount recommended by the inspector, there remained to the credit of profit and loss the sum of 43,0414/. 48.10 d, out of which the directors recom mend that a dividend be declared for the half-year, of 3. per cent. free of femme tax, 24,5001. • and that • sum o 10.0001. be solaced to the reserve fund (10.00/.), also that a sum of 1,5001. be placed to the colonial building fund (1,71110/.), - leaving to be carried to next account a balance of 7 PM/. !fit. 10d. _ _ The CHAIIMAJI. in moving the adoption of the re port, mid it was the most favourable one that bad ever been presented by the board, adding that the back was fast approaching the period when it would stand on a rock, and probably yield a much larger .livkleod. The motion having been seconded, was put and curried. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of the pro weerheld at half-pest 12, at th e company's offices, Victor -street, Westminster, Lord SUNDZS prodding, for purpose of authorising the raising by mortgage, under the Metropolitan Extension %et of Deio, of the sum of htiO,C2I.Y. The CNAMICILII said half the capital having been paid up, the time was come for issuing debentures, and the meeting was merely a formal one to authorise that step. Ho then moved • resolution in accordance with the object. The re. solution having been seconded, was, after some diacitesion, agreed to. BRITISH SYRIAN RELIM' FUND. A meeting of the general committiv of this fund was held yesterda• at the Caledonian Hotel, Adelphi, t o receive • final repo rt, to receive and consoler a niemorirl for presentation to the Turkish government, soil to enrage for the disposal of the ba/aoco of the fund. Lord STRAT FORD DC KILDCLI/Irt peeled= • sad there were present tiir Yardley. Mr. AldermLa flalossoes, Dr. Hoilgkiu, Dr. Crawford, Rey. Mr. Coulson, Bee. R. Herschel], Colonel Walker, Mr. W. Greig, and IW. Molt Yates. The report of the committee, the principal points of which are contained is the resolutions and memorial subse quently adopted, having bees reed by Mr. CI Kra R. Eitosim, the secretary, Si, CULLING EARDLZT remarked that the account showed • helium, in hand of about 9,0001., and the question was at to how it should be appropria.ed. The committee were suffeneg under two most unusual difficulties, • flush of money cal unlimited confidence—the first being evidenced by the large unappropriated balance, and the other by the ilifficultpthey bad in getting anything like a full meeting together to decide what should be done with it. They had recently beard from their hired; at &ran, intimating that although they bid given in • large estimate of what would he required, yet that money had come in so ahem ilaat/y from other countries that it would not be necessary to seed out the balance in hand. The committee had written to their friends in Beyrout to say that they might draw on account of the 9,000/. balance, 3,5001., which it was pro posed to leave is the hands of • committee, who wield act as trustees, sad pay it over as it might be required. Bat there would ell remain a balance of between 4,000/. sad 5,000 f., sad Ws the tnaoce committee remmmended should be applied la the way in which the doctors from foreign countries Ee ired. vie., in subsidising anytime founded by Christie= is Syria and the Holy Land for the reception of the orphans and widows of those who had fallen in the la:e 1111•11010711. This mode of appropriation had been unani mously resolved upon at a previous meeting, but it was thought advisable that the resolution should have a sort of second reading, and therefore the present meeting had bees Bled to coosisder, and if they approved of it, to confirm the =clic= __Dr. CRAWIOIM moved, and Mr. W. CIRRI() PeCteded, UM lidOpikle of a memorial, urging the cultivation of cotton in tna mad the appointment of ►• committee to present it to commit, tee minister. Cr. HODUILIN moved cod Dr. HOLT YATILS sesseaded another resolution, which, after some diseaseiou as to the wording, was ado➢ted in the following form:—" That on the close of the British Syrian relief fund on Julie lst, all the moneys now in the hands of the British Syrian Relief Committee, torther with such other sums as may hereafter be paid in, be transferred to the last-mentioned Syrian Improvement Committee, with instructions to reserve the sum of 500/. till October Ist ; to retain a sum of NM t o be applied (as far ea needed) to odke elPtessell to pc, the Syrian Asylums Committee the sums hereinhefore damned ; to apply any further portion of the funds that they think At to temporal wants and distreseed persons in Syria and the Holy Land, to the assistance of the asylum. referred to a the tint resolution, or the furtherance of such objects of local advantage as that referred to in the last re solution ; to publish an account, duly audited, of the receipts and expenditure up to the close of the account." On the motion of Sir Culling Fridley the thanks of the meeting were presented to Lord Stratford de Het Leh ffe for his able services as Preaideat to the committee ; and on the motion of Lord Stratford de Redclifte, a vote of thanks was unanimously carried to lrr. Cy us IL Edmonds fur his ser vices as secretary. Sir Andrew Agnew, on Monday, will aek the Chancellor d the Exchequer whether it is the intention of her Majeety's government to extend the accommodation contemplated under the Post-office Savings Banks Act to all part of the United Kingdom ; and whether the Parameter- Geseml is prepared to receive application tram prints. parties interested in the establishment at savings blahs in partimdar lodlitiea ARRIVAL or ANDERSON, TUE FUGITIVE SLAM —Amaag the passengers who arrived at this port youtsnlay rooming, per the steamer Nova SWUM), was. Asdersoa, the fugitive slava 7 Liverpoo/ Mercury. - -- THE CiALVIAT LINIL—The directors are fulfilling their pledge of running steamers hem Galway regularly, notwithstaeding the dimmtieuseee ei the grant. On Wednesday the Adriatic sailed. Me was ready for sea on the previous day, but WAS detained in order to take o n board the passengers and goods despatched from Havre by the puddle steamer Pacific. The latter arrived at Dublin yesterday morning with about 90 passeners sod 1,300 cases of light goods. The directors are also urging ou the people to petition for the return of tho subsidy to the line. At the meeting of the board of guardians of the North Union on Wednesday, the chairman read a letter which had been received from the secretary to the Atlantic Royal Nall Company, requesting the board to join in a protest against the withdrawal of the postal subsidy. Several members spoke on the subject, and ultirn.itoly a petition praying for the renewal of the subsidy was agreed to, signed, and sealed. MR. HATERhe CHARGER OF CONMPIRACY.--IGART day (Thursday), says the Chefessford Chroairle, Mr. W. H. Hawses, the megislorate, attended before the borough ma gistrates, at the Town Hall ; premed, J. F. Bishop, Eel., in the chair: J. Sevin, J. A. Tabor, sod I'. M. Duncan, Emirs, in reference to the application made by Mr. Metcalfe, barrister-at-law, on his behalf, at the recent sitting of the borough magistrates, whim the eight county magistrates and clerk (Mr. Howard) were charged with coo/piracy, that Mr. Havens should be bound over to prosecute the defendants at the ensuing wises. The depositions were read over sad and Mr. Havens was f o rmally b oun d over to peotecute. A STORY OP LOUIS PHILIPPE.—A stranger hap pening to be is Paris soon after the Revolution of July, Iwo, was stopped by a young chimseyavreeper, who asked hint if he had seen the King of the French. The other replied in the negative. " Would you lake to see him!" continued the chimney-sweeper. •• Only give me a piece of flys hawk and you shall see him." The stranger agreed to do so, sod they went away together to the halals Royal. As soon as they were i s ei g ht of the bek.ely the boy began to call out, " Louis Philippe ! Louis Philippe !" ia which cry he was joined by the ralible near him. The King of the French came out to make his obeisance, and the gentleman gave • Ave-franc pima to the sweeper. " Now," sail the boy, "if you have • mind to hear him sing, only promise me rive more, and you shall be satisfied." The stranger amented, and his Majesty, at the command of the mob, joined in the Mareeillaiee Hymn with all the appropriate grimaces. At the time when Louis Philippe was shakieg hands with everybody in the street, he held out his hand to a man, who said. " Stop a little." Thrusting both hands in the mud, be offered them to the King, laying, " Now they are fit for you."—Asirobiorreoair of Misr Cornelia Knight, lady Companion to Um Princess Charlotte. EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1861. • Btrro., Wol.4l4las•VaL Birk ,Lan.,aCbae../ana Blackburn Myth and Trim Boston, ,leafr.l,a Yd. C . _ it e ;t: t o:l „ . ll; . diiiiiir7. (Cork sui! &mica ConnwoU ,Do A A Docile. instil IDo. B 1 p.c. lipoid tali Dubllu and Belfast J me. Wad., Perth, & But Anglian Ifmatorn Counties kaatern Dolon. !itoek A . : n e 7 V 7 99 Ni WI I • ~} IL I rd all WO all W _ all sienna roassestosa, lAtimille 4 N6l am. Ike. 40.1 De, . d'. ea IS Ni Ili 1 1 Ai 1 I BaNalodtlakallunalkL Do. Prolamine' Buff.,Brant,.&Gobsrleli 6P.c. Bdu, Aug. 1, U 72 6 ndorsocl4Da.M.. U. Do. Ju1y1.1873, &tin Do. Jaws 1, 1874, ditto Wan* t 8. 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I to 1 ps i . •1 1 -. 100} I ... ail SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctocw. The railway share market to-day is extremely duU, and business is almost at • stand still. Eastern Counties and Great Northern stocks have decluied 1 per cent. Other lines are generally supported, at yesterday's closing quotations. London and North Western stock is now quoted 941 to ; Great Western, 721 to ; Midland, 1201 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110/ to ; South Eastern, 791 to 1; Great Northern, 108 4 to Hsi ; Caledonian, 961 to 971 ; and Eastern Counties, 49 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain fiat, at Ito 1 ilia Indian and Canadian railway shares are quiet, at former prices. lIDIMILILY SW' •ND lik• IPd I IMMATL walla OADI A.lll IMAMS AND ROCLL Do. I it suffolk . , sioek B~ 'Edinburgh and Mugu., Edinbni, Perth. Dundee Forth and Clyde Jana Glasgow t S. Widara iGreaa tl . er9a ad %Wand I aiisi A 9taci l tit. South & West. 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New - 106001 N loodos and County le 201 00 - OMNI 30 Larks Joist Noft .. 10 II 10 10 IL 000, 10 Loudon et South /Moan 10 13 If dla - 40,909, 100 Loa. sad Weattalsalar 2O 00 elf 00 0 10,0001 109 Nat. Prow. ri INgiill4 62 - - - 14060 V 10 Do. Now II - - - 141911 Id National Dant - -.- I 10 WWI Now South Walm 10,401116 o,lental Hank Corpora ell 46 47 461 *OOOl N Ottoman Dank - - - 14008 , 9018outh Australia 440301 16 (Union of Australia - - - _ Aextralla Ithlloo of AudeiW 17d= al lambdas Valty Retool MDICILLIASIIOI 811. I Oottteriall. LwAn. Re. I fih. I Contutims. IPd 10. prima. I ea c h *• I la Alig g e i e: a ima - - 10 ell Amilmero & RoMarlans 11 161 - 1000 4 1 11 Ayglo-liszteas Mint - ell Ul4 -id IWO 26 Australian AgrieuL .... 10 ID ell Arimaame - 67,009 10 berilo Watorworks.... all 1111 n et - I Wl2 &Frs. h. 6.70. e. 2 11 mis - .... 106 Brit. Aland= Lind . 09 - - M l = L JeaMka - &SOO be Brit.& Irish Ma . Tel. * A all 111 U ill all I. Oraimmesne - .... - 10 Canmeasix Mlzes & Ea& 111 111 - LIU rreN - - inns. Ra IRI Do. B I Per h BUM 60 10 g° - 11,701 20 Do. C - - - all 110 113 141 WI I Cll lettenalosi - 0,111) Sit Quads Leal 40091 10 11 iandleTel. it ' all -.- - W 14 ,Dekli Rhenish S 11 dls - 160.0911 K.llrosillaittllnseh. I all - - IS an- * an inamtera of Ifnume - 1.0019261 94. Mem !NO 111 31 - WI. eslan 6 . P. n - 140,910, 61. naer - ID all ,416. Chatral of Thome.. - -, JO all Oa Immembo Caul W. 71 7/ 71 260,004 et. Da so, es, Tem. Deb. 1100 106 103 1071 1 111 all Illanma Junction - -. 60,0001 10 IlmetladialmlnA Caul 1- 7WAOOO Sh MUM Telesniph .... 100 96 07 - U ell lake Constance A Balm -.- ... 7,199 21 Do. New IS - - dim -MI all Lorre and Turnhout .. - ...• - 70.000 4 Um. and Aut. Cop. 161 110 all iLgons and Genera .... - - - 30,010 10 GU SWIM Navigation 14 - - - an !Marla Antonia - - - 11/ all Narm&Usge t ity the 4 81 1 mom , 1 Great Slip (Unshed! 011 I - 90 an Do.ep.e.Prf 1 Beig.sor. - 100,400 1 163.271 Bur fient• rm. a - 12000 6 Lon. mulct Tel. (L.).. 11 -. dm 111 all NortUrn o f France.- 391 - 1I 11 Do. New Shams _.• . - -Pm - 100,000 4 Lon. Gen. Omnibus Oa all 1 If - 10 all Nor Truk Pref 0 9 - 60,000 20 Madras 'Mu. & Canal 1 1 pa - 99 11 . Ottoman iinirrnitAidlal 7 4 as - 10,000 10 Medlterranmallee.TeL all - - - 10 all Faris. Lyons, and bledll lid 37 - 12,000 10 !Whir. IM. TeL (Um.) all 1 1 SI - 20 an Marie and Grloasis 55 5.5 - woo 26 National Mount Co.. I 1 IMs if MI 17 111.acifis and B. Francine - 6,000 10 NerbeddaCtial&lrea(l, ) 0 61 &a - 11,1110 10 Netherlaiida Land ... all M -• - - 1 (Pernambuco) li. 7p. s. S 41 ells - 60,000 5 Ito. Bp. h, Is. at I . dia all 1 US •Ilia mad Dunaburg -- - 1.724 100 N. Brous. &N. Scot lA. 01 • 10 -• en 'Royal Delilah - I all laud Ilweillah - - - 118,676 IN. Bet. Aurtralmiao .. an 1 i .- 60000 1 Oriental Gas 4 all I U all Sambre mad Muse _. 61 6 - 40,000 1 Do. " New Shares' - 10 an I Do. ft pe tw r an& Pref. ll* 4 _ 40.005' 10 writ& In. atm. (Um.) li - -d l9 - M 4 IlanPau )s.7paret.. 3 lf Ms - 400.00. St. Peel Ilrem land& MIL 100 11 68 - a 16 6.A•st.• ni-Vmeuini f dim • 16 1 60.00 6 60 Pada and Orlan. Ineem ill 71 73 7 2 1 2 00 s tl Southern of fames_ hl - 50,u0v 60 Do. New SO 12 13 pm - 1$- all Met Flanders I 6 Of - 40.00 , 21 o.6aa A lad. Tel. OA all 17 111 10 all , Do. si per cent. Prat- 91 et - 10,400 6u Ithrinaer Ina all lel 171 10,000 15 Do. New sil 41 11 60 1 all 'Weal& N. M. ot Impel 30 21 - 16,000 100 Royal Manama .- 110 47 46 - 10 I II ,Masten of Ahstrts .... - - - 100.000 K. Scottish ANC braintm 101 ITI II . an , Wleettaden - - - 14401 26 South Atistemilaa laad all U PS $6 0/ 1 1111TURY lITOC2iII. MOM 1 fleunartrie Tel. Scrip,. an I 1 -- I 1 Reslatam an No. lila I ihmus. 1 14 I a Wm& I saw ufk s mato ooo 10 D D.. o , , i ts, id e. all 11 101011111 it. W.Nuth.4p.aass&Julr WO 111 1* - 12 , 6 " 10 Trut*A6.4 Alumna 1 lUll IL Nadelkiipmllam&meot. IN it 11l , limited) First Issue 1 1 I Pie - *UV 116. R. Bash 4p.et lan.tti lily 1100 94 100 - WOO 05 Tnutit Ln.eu.U.Canads II -•- - 1 -. It 11•0111* B. Nat. 4p. 01. "100 91 a - 15.1.000 6 len. K wodorm Ti). (1.4 . l IMe P ll7 - 1177111 i 1 14.1W.11641aadOiL-41p.M. 1100 10.40 140 Wan Umamemea Lanill.• •• si 0 10 - •1 43 36 $1 17i a , I 4ii W $8 40 47 40 SS S 4 16 i 271 107 109 123 127 108 110 102 104 130 132 103 106 724 73 00 81 1104 111 410 82 118 120 44 46 94 246 M 93 1% if 4le 43 4 11 els 110 e 121 le le jos 111 96 • 8 4hl MONEY MARKET.—(THIS DA } a Two o'CLocz. The funds remain flat. Consols era again • quoted about it per cent. lower to-day. Very little business is going forward in any department. Where any alteration is observable in prime, it is in the unfavourable direction, but yesterday's quota tions are in most cases supported. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 35c., ex coupon, being tic. lower than yes terday, after allowing for the deduction of the divi dend. The Indian Five per Cent. stock is rather firmer, being marked 971 and 98 ex div., for money, and 981 for the account. Consols are officially marked 891, 90. and 891, ex div., for money, and 90} and 1, ex div., for the account. The present quo tations are 891 to 1, ex div., for money, and 901 to 1, ex div., for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89/, 1; New Three per Ceuta., 891, 1, ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent, stock, 971, 98, ex div. ; ditto for account, 98/, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 65., 2s. die. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet. Turkish Bonds are rather flat, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 701 to 711, and that of 1858 551 to f. Mexican Bonds present no change. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22, 211 ; Portu guese Three per Ceuta., 1863, 471 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 89, ex div, ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 611 ; Spanish Three per Cents. for account, 601; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 431 ; the Committee's Certificates, 51 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 551, 1 ; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Ceuta., 100. The settlement completed yesterday has resulted in large deliveries of Three per Cent, stock, both by the public (chiefly, it is believed, the bank ing interest) and by government. The amount of stock thrown on the market from the latter source during the month has evi dently been considerable. This over-supply led yesterday to a very active demand for money in the Stock Exchange, where 6 to 7 per cent. was paid for short loans on government securities. Some amount was obtained from the Bank of England at the former rate. Still higher terms were in many instances required for carrying over purchases to the July settlement. In consequence of the unusual surplus of stock, a practice not often witnessed was resorted to—namely, according to the rules of the establishment, stock to the amount of 13,000/. or 15,000 L was "sold out" for cash by the official broker against dealers who, having bought it for the present settlement, were not provided with " names" to pus for it. The present condition of the market results mainly from the continuance of the process to which repeated allusion has been made in these columns—the public still sell English Three per Cent. stock in order to buy Indian Five per Cents., Colonial Bonds, and other securities yielding relatively higher rates of interest. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yester day was 24,000/. Nearly the whole of the 57,0001. Australian, by the Owen Glendower, has been taken to be refined, after which it will probably be sent ixto the Bank. The supply of gold by Mexican packet is also expected to remain here after going through the same process. The Magdalena, from Brazil, has reached South ampton, with 35,687/. in specie. The Dane has taken 60,0001. in gold on government account to the Cape of Good Hope. The Bavaria, for New York, has on board 8,200/. on English account. Subjoined is a list of the vessel; knowu to be at sea, with an aggregate of 499,000/. in Australiau gold, of which 344,0001. is fully due : _ Days at Gold on board. Name. Sailed. ilea. Ounces. Value. /tidier Marco Polo ..... Feb. 18 ... 108 Peru Priem of Wales March 4 ... 94 Bores. March 4 ... 94 Thews Yorkshire 124,843 _ 6499,000 Messrs. D. and J. Thompson, merchants, of Dundee, have suspended payment, with liabilities to the amount of 40,000/. ' and assets showing a surplus. They have alreadymado an offer to pay 20e. in the pound. The firm has been principally engaged in the jute trade, and its difficulties have arisen through the position of houses in America with which it is connected. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 3,7271. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 12,4451.; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 4,0581.: the Midland, a decrease of 8,951/. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 3,6921. The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada for the week ending May 18 were 12,4721. sterling, being Mt more than in the corresponding week of last year. _ . _ _ _ . _ The traffic on the 1,004 miles of the South Aus trian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending May 27, was 46,4791., being 12,4971. more than in the corre sponding week of 1860 on 687 miles ; and that ou the Lombardo-Venetian hue 4,4621., showing a decrease of 275!. The receipts on the Central Italy branch from Plaigance to Bologna, a distance of 91 miles, were 2,860!., being 6491. more than last year. The annual meeting of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company i 4 called for the 28th kat., at Amsterdam. The first general meeting of the Bahia Gas Company is callol for the 18th inst. The position of the market for American secu rities is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : The market for American securities continues very active, and large amounta of the several Southern States stocks have been soil during the past week, Virginia et prices varying from 42 to 43. Tennessee, 38. South Carolina, 45. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of the result a yesterday's hide sales : At the eleventh series of public sales fur the year there I was a fair attendance of both home and export buyers, and prices upon the whole were fairly supp‘rted. Bait India—Ox and Cow.—Calcutta were in fair request, and for panels of good to prime quality there was much competition, which resulted in their realising very extreme rates to an occasional advance of 4d. to Id. per lb. Com mon and middling descriptions were in rather better demand than they have been of lite. but upon these there is no altenition in prier to note. Madras, Pondichen7. Ice., sold at about former prices. The analysis of the melee is 79,318 Calcutta new parcels, 57,425 brocght forward from former wiles, awl 8,305 Wires, Pondicherry, &c., in all 145,013 hides, of which fr 3,706 were sold. Feet India.—itoffalo brought previous rates. Leather (East Indian).—Barlras and Bombay of good quality was well competed for, and realised advanced priors. Calcutta was only pert sold. Australian, only a portion of the quantity offered found huyere. Salted Hides.—Cape were in fair request, and sold at very full prices. Australian were dull of sale, only a small portion (chiefly light and second class hides) of the quantity offered Bing sold. Priers in most instanoes were in favour of buyers. The first heavy were nearly all bought in ; the only lot sold showing a decline of gd. to Id. per lh. South American.—The few sold were unimportant. West Indian realised fair prices. Gibraltar were rather lower. Dtvatxl Drs• Salted Hi ter. —The Guatonalawere an bought in. St Petersburg kips brought fair prima West Indian. Owe and Mogadore sold well. Horse Hides :lsalted were oely part sold at about late rates. Hide cuttings, glue pieces, &c., were mostly d . .,poed of. TEICIPIDAT WITSI. Console, which closed yesterday at 92. "buyers," cumdiv., for the 10th July, were first marked this morning 00i ex div., and closed at 94 to ' For money the 1. , ,t price was 891 to I - 10 ex div. The official business report is as follows —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90j, 89k, 1 ex div. ; ditto, fur account (July 10), 90E, E, div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced al, E ; Three Ter Cents., 89E, J , E, E, I, I ; New Three aml.a-Half per Ceuta., *ex div. ; Bank Stock, 231 ; India Stock, 226, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 1859, 98, 9i2, ex div. ; ditto for account, 9ex div. ; ditto - Four per Cent. Debentures, 188, 93j, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 10s., 18s. dis. The foreign stock market was rather flat. The closing quotations for shires In new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 3g to E prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, jto E prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 546 to 7-10 prem.; London and Provincial Marine, I dis. to par ; Natal Land, j to j. prem. ; Chinn and Japan Steam, par to 1 prem. ; and oos mervnd C•Tper, gto prem. MINES. -(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctot,s. In the mining market to-day East Camden shares are firm, and have been dealt in at 27 to Valley are well supported, at 9 to I. There have been transactions in East Wheal Rao sell at 4 to 4} ; Providence, at 39 ; W es t Cara don, at 63 to 55 ; Wheal Union, at 3 ; and Pea deeu Consols, at 40. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain without material alteration. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 351, and Great Northern Copper (South Australia) at / prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK.-(THIS DAY.) The weather since our Lai report has teen cold, the wind having changed to the N. sod N.E. To-day it is cloudy with occasional showers of rain. This week's 'supply of English wheat and flour continue' very limited. Barley, oats, beans, and peas extremely short ; malt more liberal than other articles of the trade. Scotch and Irish oats but very few. The foreign arrival. of wheat are heavy, although but little reported since Wednesday. Flonr : a few more bsr rels American in addition. Barley : none arriving since last day. Oats : a good increase, principally Swedish, with a few Dutch an I Danish. The wheat trade to-day very dull ; quotations nominally the same as on Monday. If sales were forced a slight re duction would have to be submitted to. Barley, nothing doing worth notice. Oats are rather firm for all good fine corn, inferior lam plea negle•ted. Flour partakes of the dulness of the wheat trade, and very little business doing at about the rates of Monday. Beans and peas are a slow trade, at the reduction of Monday last Tares and clover seed very quiet, limed and ispeneoil sellingto favor of the buyers. FLoareec CARGOES, not many on sale. Wheat an& mine rather lower in value. WSUT. —English : &SOX and Kest, white, new, 40s. te 61s. ; ditto, floe old, 635. to 711.; ditto red, new, 375. to He.; ditto, fine, 01.1, 61s. to 635. ; Norfolk, &c., Ere, old, 59.. to 615.; red, new. 465. to 555. Foreign : Dantsie. 65e. to 675. ; fine, 67.. to 71s. • Konigsberg, 61s. to 675. ; ditto. extra, 665. to 691.; Rostock, 655. to 695. ; Meekleabwg red. Ms. to 625.: Uckerniark ditto, 58e. to 61s. . • America& white. 635. to 675.; ditto red, 61s. to 63. ; Canadian, 62a. to 655. Banunr.—Eagliab n.alting, 424. to 445. ; fine, 49a s ; puling, 30s. to 315.; and distilling, 30s. to 31s. per . , foreign grinding. 275. to 295.; ditto distilling, 28s. to ; malnag, 3.55. to 375. MALT. —Eng!ish, Ewes and Norfolk. 595. to 63a. ; 635. to 73i. ; Kingston and Ware, fine, 691. to 755.; brown, 535. to 535. feed, 235. Od. to 26 ed. ; potato, 25L to 304. ; foreign, 225. Od. to 2Co. Kr& 2So. to 804. Buys.-English tick, 39i. to 41s. • barrow, 41a. to 44e. ; pigeon, 41s. to 45a. ; foreign, Mazagin, 3714. to 384. ; tick, 39e. to 41e. ; Konigsberg, 40s. to 45e. ; Egyptian, 375. to 39a. Putt-English boilers, 39e. to 435.; irbite and blue, Ma. to 41e. ; mtple, 41s. to 44*,; grey, 35e. to 37a; bog, 37.. to 39a. ; foreign. 41s. to 455. FLOUS.-English town, 495. to 50a. ; ditto fine, 53e. to 56e. ; country, 421. to 45e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 37e. Od. to 38e. ; Enoch, 465. to 491. per sack ; American. 30s. to 32e.; Canadian, 31.. to :r2e. Spanish, 48e. to 4914 FioLTilta C/ROOlB, all C. F. and L -Wheat : _ ► =Ai and Marianople, per 4931b5., 520. to 545. ; Ohirka, 495. tone. ; Polish Odessa, per 4901 be., red, 491. to 54a. ; whit% 57e. to 595. ; Danube and Galata, 435. to 47e. ; F.g= 375. to 30*. Barley: Egyptian nod Syrian, per 24e. to 25.1. ; Odessa and Danube do., 25.. to Ns. Beans Egyptian, per qr., 37e. to 38s. Maim : Odessa and Galata, per 49211 a., 34a. to 355. ; Ibra and Bulgarian, per 4901b5., 12s. to 3.34. ; French, do., 32.. to 33e. ; American, do., 30a. to 325. — g se iz, & _...c. assr y seed, per qr., 58s. to 82s. ; seed, per qr., 41s. to 445. ; Mustard seed, per whits, 134. to 15.. ; brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr.. crushing, 50s. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,00 Q 12/. 15s. to 12/. 55. ; Amencau, thin, in brls., per ten. 101. 5.. to 101. 155.; do., thick, round, and oblong, 9/. Ilk te 101. 10s.; Baltic, 9f. to 9/. ss. ; Marseilles, 91. sa. to 10L554 Rape cakes, 51. to 51. Ilk ARRIVAIJI INTO LONDON FROM DONE 3 TO JL NE 7. Swill& anti ileetda. Irish. ?enlp, Wheat Barley Oats Walt ?lour English. 780 maks ; Foestien. 080 19610 ' 1230 laCkl, 21.970 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (ST BRITISH AND MIMI lIAGNSTIC TiLSORAPH.) (IRON OUR OWN CORRDWONDIDIT.). Market very dull. Wheat declined Id. to id., and flaw fully Gd. Indian corn in moderate demand, at a decline 4 6d. Beans difficult to sell, at a decline of In All other articles unaltered. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SEVAB. —The market still retains the character of its haviag been dull end unsatisfactory to the Importers. Scarcely half of the quantity offered in the public sales vas sold, and but a small quantity bought by private contract, and occasionally a slight &ohne has been submitted to ia order to effect sales, but we do not alter general quotations. Retinal has sold more steadily. Cuevas.—The public sales have meta steady but not brisk demand, and a fair quantity of current qualities have met buyers it about last week's prices. Tea.—The public sales have gone off irregularly : greens have supported prime, but other descriptions have been lees in demasel. COTTON. —A fair mientity sold during the week at hi prides. • Itlcr.—Quotations Sr. unaltered but the demand con tinues limited. Rum has sold freely ; Demerara proof, Is. 1041. ; wards sold, proof is. Oil. Siu.vaTuE has been bought to a limited extent at a shade decline. SPICES have been steady. hit ant brisk. Coenrsear. sold in a quarterly .ale at Id. to 2d. decline. Markets have generally been doll this week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The runrket is very quiet. Town tallow is quoted Ms. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, r 4. .; June, bis.; Oct. to Dec.. 535. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) -- - , LEADFNUALL—Prices :— Hules, rate.. to 641bn., 2/L to 3d. ; 6411..5. t 0721114., 9d. to 30d.: 721 bis to 8011:e., 4d. ; 80l t. to 88165., 4d. to Sid. • 88Ibp. to lligbs 40. to 4701. Horn bides, Bs. to 9e. 6 d. Calf skins, bob: 2s to .Is. Opt.: folk 6s. Ben.protamiT.—filseep skins—Downs. Os. CkL to Os. 01; ditt', Os. top. 01 ; lambs, 2s. 3d. to 31. 10d.; shearrott4 Is. to ls. 21 BOROUGH HOP MARHRT.—(THIB DAY.) meszr,. Patteoden and Smith report that the Might et bop' continues to immune rapidly throughout the whole of the plantations. Such an attack has not been seen since the year 1825. Hops keep advancing daily, and no one at Maidstone market y-sterday, or hors this morning, will back 70,0001. duty. The blight is equally severe on the Continent. The market is in an ex cited state. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Walla End Hatton, 19a. ;la End Hww ,ll . 198 . wans End Stuarts, ESL ; Walla End South Hatton. 19a. ; Wells End Zvi, 18a. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, Va. 941 ; Walls End Braddyla Helton. ISs. : Walls End Russell Buttons, 18s. ; Walls End Heuzh Hall, 17a. ; Walls End Kepler Orange, /7s. 91. ; Walls End Balks, Iss. ; Walls End Eden, 17s. ; Walls End Woodhouse, Close, 16s. ; Walls End Barton. llis. 911. ; WulL End Acorn Close, 17s. ; Durham. I'm. Eat. ; Shineldre, Ific 9d. ; Walls End Hadley, 16s. 81. ; Halbeath, lbs. ; Tanfield War Bute., ; West Hartley, 15a. Bd. ; Davidson's Finley, 15a. 6d. ; Hastinp Hartley, 15a. Gd.— Shio at market, 55. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. (Ammo'. lots 0.-Birkenhead. MI 131--Cale.loniln.974 int -Eistern (Neinti..... 0111+-Great Northern. 1041 104-O West,rn. 721 ;3-Laneashire and Yorkshire stock. 1101 111...- 1...n.t0n and North W....tern ~toel& 944 044-London and South West..rn. 941 051-Manchester. Sheffield, 1111t1 Lincolnshire. 42t ell-Midland stock, 1201 121-Ditto New shares, 141' p-Nortk Walsh 02: 1.14-North Staffordshire, 41 44 .1-North Eastern tlierwi, k . 10411064-Ditto. York and North Mkiland. 91i 911- Ditto. Lewis Capital Stock. 594 11-South Eastern and Dover. 11l 13-West Midland. Oxford. 474 471- BONI° and lake Huron. 14 C-Datch Rhenish, 24 24 d.-Grand Trunk .4 Canada. 4 15-1/1 -Great Luserabonri, 74 74-(treat Western of Canada. 101 101-bitto. new shares, 94 91 1.-Illinols Central. 404 9911. -New York and Erie, 204 214-Thames and Mersey loaaranen, 15.10 p. i 1 ;, ( 1 1;9 ' P .. , , i , • t . i • . , • ! , , ill , 1 ; 1 : I I : I i ! . ( it 'i. ~ 1 , , i 11 • 1 1 ' i • I 1 '.; i • . , ,„ 't ~ ri •' ( I 1 , 11 I i •,... . ; • i I 1 1 , 1 , 4t. 1.".. , I I. L . i ~ ~ ~ , . ~ . i' 1 ,