The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-05 00:00:00

IMPERIAL lITALIAMENT 110r1D1 OP COXKONEL-(THIS DAY.) The sec %RCM tee& the chair at 12 o'clock. The Stockport bi•trict \tailor Ball won road a third time mid mod. Several petitions mere presented aireiust the abolition of church mtgs. GOO DIRCOTRRIER—NOVA SCOTIA. On the motion of Mr. CAMP, an address was ordered for copies of a despatch flan the Oevetesor of Nova Scotia, reantive to geld discoveries there. FRI EN DI, Y AND AMURANCE SOCIETIES BILL /dr. S. ESTCOVRT, ia Nosing the raced reeding of this hill, mid the object of it was to compel all societies regis ters! seder the Frisians , Societies Act to make op their account., the °under of members, and the amcuot of ca pital invested, once a year, sad foraish ■ copy of them when required. It bed boss objected that the bill would Impose a condition twos amennuses sucietiee to which they were not now liable, bet be should be prepared in com mittee to iDeroduce a claw to remove that objection, as ►o wished to meet the sass of thorns societies which being of the nature of friendly societies seesped the requirsinente of the awl by describing themselves as allitlfilooo societies. Ile also proceed in committee to reduce the penalties for Wriggling the act trim W. to I/. The YU was than read a mooed time, sad catered to be remitted. COIINTY VOTERS (SCOTLAND) BILL 0. amo meths far 'es into committee as this bill, Mr. MUIR that it be sa instruction to the com mittee to make the mks sad regulations metalloid is the tall eaeleremble to %me of the net 19 sad 90 Vie., e. 14 is *. far as Morava applicable to ciamilima The WEAR Elt Foisted out that it mould be compelsM be leas e eiamaitii• to make taw ahasiks without as in. stre kr. BLACKBURN thought it noressenable he M called epos to go into committee whs. the went himself had silty 'membered,. tn istroduee The better comes would Le to commit the bill pro fens*, sail repeat it for are siderstis osi mem future day. Mir 1. cril.E1110)0K E Demo& if the smendreente were eternised it would be ems that their *est merely wee to carry out oftener seggestices amide le him by miner M. members, sad to aseinekte the bill, as the hes. mamba kr bale, tri•lted to the set which bed hem ' , shared be. lie did sot think, therefore, that any paetpesamesl of the sir mideration of the h4ll warn seseenry. sub shisilmes named b. nutter. of dahil , sad he was mails pireesred to ske theme. err .-naailwstioel eamititiss. Mr. RIDEBreK eb to erste wiestear lades as himself to or Aar seselitsteen el the ecnstry, sod erged that a metter like this enght le he is the Wasik of the sneermsent The 111th ADVOCATE could nce, admit that it wee set compotiest to private isemhen le introduce improvements Into nes cosetkutice. This namilere. on which great ears had Mae Imenweil. pr.rpeee I a peat improvement is the melees of registnitme in It appeared to basemen ern h geseral accoptaser ; sad be thought the presort wee • favourable opp eternity kw preeeedles with it. thr J. IrltklirleSON said that the chase a newt imp lent one ; but the bill w a s so =taws that theme% it proposed merely to emendate the reenty to the 6 , revirb rigittratio• it required an lees than 60 named. Imola He wee is favour djecietpneieg the dimwit& DUN 1.1 )P though maims to we the bill kenos kw, as be hand that it email set be paisable far ite maskeeste le same opebtion thin year was sot =bard le eldies la the iteley MIA =a =A. nr. LOCKE add that many important mentlbalissal sneli es the admission of Jove to polhoneek and the aisYtlss of the pep= quelifimem, ewe dee be t h e =sir of private math= while, if over Me balke— d Shish Us. Loeb= was a supporter —was emit& it emit paha* est he the act of a government. He meld are so new why the illesamicm of the hill is should .e be proceeded with. After some further deem= it wee imaged tart the deb= be abound to Pride,. fleet Other LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT LIJCTILIC CHELMSFORD MKETING.-(THIS DAY.) WELTER CUP. Ose mile sad a ball. n mi Doe, Looksow, aid Paispet are here. CHELMSFORD HANDICAP. Tiro r.rlish're Gm, Mies L‘seaakirs, Cloversook, sad Amy Iry lune. GREAT BADDOW TWo-YEAR.OLD STAKES. Fartalla, Job. o Comet. Niko, sod Lord Burisigb: aro km. 30 Fa/BMW PLATE flaff.s.oe. Jelin n' (haat, Islas* Posen., Clie. lady Dart 7. Hanibietea USN Amy Rabaul, khodyeiaa f, Specula two aro berg. .rriita ARRIVAL& —Night Revel, Si Bersaudra, homy. lbaluaeratur, Liberality, Cupid, and Lord of Ti... BEVERLEY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BISHOP BurroN STARES. T.Y.C. 'w.prplunt f. Johns Arisetrosi . . by Augur, Ran of r.by, &Wed, , sod Ilarqui ambers. 1113 V ERLEY CUP. MU and • ball. Fhals in.the• Pan, Camboeck., Deemo•d, Siogr6 3o , Ant, Ihatly Nutta, faimpby, Wilma, and Itappares ate GEMSTONE PLATE. One mile. Corona. Yilliawin , Peggy Taft, Ravel, Broweie, Charms Cram, IJ*BlllOllll. hewlies, and Hideous are here. toren laarrata.—Lachaiiii, Dubious. Caricature f, (*Asia Crowe, Yonne Vieeonet, Temptation, North Wahl, Adveetenir, and Maid of the Mist. CUIrOII3 AND INLAND REVENUE BILL. This morning this much-debated measure was honed in a printed form. It occupies tee papa. The nmispmeat of deems is as follows :—lest of drake spe eded is schedules easexed ; feet. 1. Perceives of former eel to IPPIY ;2. Perris/ entrusted with the payment of dividends sad interest due sinoe sth April. Uett , awl before the peeing of the act, to alla • returns thereof to the spe cial easenammiere in order to the seeemment of the pimps who bare received such dividends and interest ; dividends sad istsnot due sines sth April to he assessed by the special commissioners ; Repeal of excise duties, allowang•g• eel dnwbscks on paper, except se to arrears sad p•eatiss ; 4. Meatioorrs entitled to allowance of ruins duty in re. .i.Ct Of unbroken reams, kc., of paper is their stock ; 5. 11.4. of claiming atomises of excise duty on paper g °s eer t o gamins claims sad stock, and to Feat certileabe el allowasce ; T. luielaration to to made of the troth of the sertilleallet hea ld 141 , &ler to pay the mount of the allowance ; & leg lewd or Wee esetiamtee or false decimation ; lidisdals e Al—Contain* the rates sod duties el memos granted, sad the drawbacks allowed se sertaia wild's, by this act. *hided, (B)—Cootaising the duties a seam pasted by this sat itsiskini• (C)-oentailvici the mar sad deities of mecum tax granted by We act. Monk (D)—Mpecifyieng the articles apes odd* en toms *slim are to caw by the set APILICAN 1114 Mull COMPANY. (TIM DAT.) The annual meeting of proprietors wan hold at ....cloth at the company's elbow ; Kr. P. U. "WOW la Its lar. The report of the direckes for the SIX reathe wed* Ur I th 4 April task was takes as read. It elated that ate saakina the aatherised metres for depraratior Mruic an the 'apemen of nen ;sties met maietaiaies the ship% of ineanume awl rep a ir s , aa d pay ing the met d the tater-odoskial aerate% there veneered e blares 7. 4 W. Ilk. :11. to the credit of rewerase earimat. directors reosamasaded the Mawr, appro. Prier a this bream. aasik47. I,W 11. es. N. kwasde iseella. the lan al Ok7oll. hd. ear hood hp the disposal 4 the Gambia. as prewleri4 o r o t O"nat . width Wag added to the era el "47 treasilerred, reread M to 1,001. ; 1,0:101. to the wort el bailer had rows* which will them star! et YOlt tad the payment of a dividends, 7s. per slam mos sf Neese to.. for the half y..r wring :10th Aprillesit. tact re the uuth .1 seven per art per annum oa the oar. espitalL riper was adapted, the retiring directors were n• . " 00111. mid a vote 4 th a nk s to th e aware awl directors rastsd the prom-edam's. 4 Ratio. Hownermm a. Bociarr.—The rtesiinee this sealety have byes bequest Mealy there having 44 se Is• that three within the Ira liwbeist a a kw th• aelimi et hillows. One was tad yeelissky, tie Int W beat a lb. chair. whew 110 sew hams wise elseleik Wire& with thom alftted at the tw• prwriest imeeties, as "Wile el about to to 1110 a the grakft. 6 •4 dueled )eater ta trete— Nos. the Lira 141. ri.C.L. FAll to id • Ovisslen 4. Ithyd.a rillimsk a il t= l " se Ch1a. " 914 4 1r argon, lady Mon de Itednnet . 14 .7 - kilisnme. Riot H . L Oarineft lit P.. Sr V XI. laiebee. H. khan: lea. M.P., Nis Ms Bur tlLies. I. WaiwAse, Wend Impasiosth. awl Wesel W. Vntoasa Doan Iffronsow.—Y afternoon 1 6 rare and haethaws seliasl church, shish bees balk ogee. the gamiest elf thin minks is the wish of Mir ImP,„ 2 sear the Vista& DIAN ins tornally venal lan la t moo" .4 6.111111, he pranain el s large perm as Ant solonema, THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1861. ROYAL HORI7COLYI7AIL ROCIATE ---0-- OPENLNG OF THE MTH KENEINGTON GARDENK-ITHIS DAY.) This day the new Horticultural Gardens at South Kensington were opened in the presence of • vast concourse of spectator'. The morning wore a most gloomy appearance. About half•past 11 o'clock several loud peals of thunder iodinated that there was danger of a heavy downfall of rain. Fortunately, however, the storm passed off with only • slight sprinkling of rain, and the atmosphere, though con tinuing its vontbre character, was cool and agreeable. Although the opening was fixed for to-day, it can by no means be said th.it the gardens are finished. From • very early hour this morning the road was full of carts conveying flowers from Chiswick to the new gardens, and several work. men were employed inside in fixing and arranging them. By 1 o'clock, at which hour the doom were thrown open, the influx of visitors was very great, and from that time till 4, when the doors were closed, the stream of Weise was incessant. At the temporary entrance, which was erected in front of the gardens, the hand of the guard of honour played several of the most popular pieces of music. The Royal Engineers attached to South Reusing. ton and the Ist Middlesex Engineers, who volunteered their services for the osasioa, were on the ground and kept ex cellent order. The members of the council of the Royal Horticultural Society were on the spot at an early hour and made the ansegernents for the procession which was to aceorepaey Prior Albert to the tree which was to be pleated by bis royal bighorn. The concourse outside the gardens Dames Nero emu as tie day advanced, sad may thou. Nub were enierly lea* out for the appears' s,' of his royal bigliamea carriage, which was expected to arrive about ball -port 4 by the Prima Albert's and Creawell or& The procession, assembling at four o'clock, warn 111^(1 to aosaial of: F. cremes of Gardebers : Mr. William Mr. John Gobbing, _ Mr. Wiliam Matte. Mr. Jeses_kirs. Mr. Arthur Mick. Foremen of walls: Mr. Wilkioson, Mr. Bow ekkildsreasi, Mr. Crow Mr. Forbes (masoss), Mr. Mappeit freepeodsri. Mr. Lisdialkoy (iron). Mr. Redford Udwatmer), Mr. Jobe Clark (ossiesior). Mr. C. F. lisrdess (pled soperletendent). Clerks of the Works, Desflosso, is : Mr. ficott, Hr. Townsend, Mr. OMR, Mr. Seen, Mr. Liddell, Mr. Wskeford. Mr. Godfrey Sykes, Mr. Taylor. . en . tracte,. : Mr. Blanchard, MOM& Farad std Sons, Mows. Minton, Mmes. arts sad Amos, Mr. Weeks, Movers. Amami sad Reeky. Amistant-Secretary : Eiripaielearhat of Garden : Mr. Aadrew Murray, F. La Mr. Lyles. Aiedibire Mr. Jonathan Clark, Mr. Edward Rasher, Mr. George Paul. Members al the Mora Committee : Mr. Thorne Moore, F.LEL, Secretary : MY Willie. Daum, Mr. Demi/ Boston, Mr William B. Behnbell, Mr. Jam Gook Mr. Jaime Cutbu.b, the Rev. H. R. Donnas, Mr. Jobe Pinar, Mr. Richard Reorikey, Mr. Amboy Henderson , Mr. William Hamm the Rev. D. Reyeolds Hole, M r . J ames Ivory, Mr. Jobs Mr. Frown R. laugher°, Mr. Charlie Lee, Mr. M. . Mr. Robert Parker, Mr. Alwareler Pav lovas, Mr. Wit am Paul. Mr. John Salter, Dr. Boehm Mr. George Smith, Mr. John Standish, Mr. ans. Tenor, Mr. Many J. Yokel, Mr. Robert Weiser, Mr. Jenne Halisearm (viereheiromn), and the Rev. Joshes DI: (vies obetimen). Mabee% of the Fait Commithe : Mr. Robert Hogg. LLD., secretary; Mr. R. Barn, Mr. H. G. Masa, 11r. M. Denby, Mr. G. Charlwood, Mr. D. Mr. F. Denser. Mr. J. R. Haig, Mr. W. SiTrlr . lmprana, Mr. J. hemp, Mr. S. Mart Mr. H. Meyers. Mr. W_ Mlnt, Mr. Jobs Mr tee, Mr. Jortph Newtok Mr. W. J. Nettle& Mr. Robert Odeon, Mr. Jam Teel, Mr. Allman Beretton, Mr. J. Spence., Mr. (3. W. Etriekhad, Mr. Thome Taylor, Mr. G. TillYnAl. Mr. saw. ' Herpes, Mr . J. B. Whiting, Mr. F. J. Om ar bra (ase-elohmeirt sad Mr. ThewThewßivers ►(vice ahmatimben of the Implemest Committee : E 4 J. hawk M.P. Mr. Edward Fasten, Mr. B. T. Bead. nth Olithe as ead Colonel Cheilemer. Mambas of Werke Committee, ke. Mr. Jahn Zak Mr. Mary (harks, R. A., Mr. W. A. Nos- Mr. H. A. Heat, Mr. Hem, Cole, C. 8., Captain Fowke, 1.11, and Mr. R. aidgrava. K.A. Mashers of the Floe Arts Committee: Mr. Wemmeessa, R. A. air Conte Lindsay, Bert, Lord Limner, Earillemera, sad Earl °llford. Her Majesty's Commissions, for the Erbiliitica of 1851 : Mr. L A. Bova:mg, secretary; Mr. H. Thring, Mr. Leonard Memsee, P. 0.8., Mr. T. riga 0 Mr. T. Fahheirs, Mr. R. anden, M.P., Mr. 0. P. Blddr, Mr. Dean, M.P.,Barks& M.P., Rederiele Mrs . Sir C. Lyon, Sir C. - L. Wallas% P.E.A., Sir Morton Pete, M.P. Bart, Or Anzaader But., the Right Her. Robert Lowe, /LP., Hoc. W. E. Glaideboaa, ILE, the Right Hon. T. Miner Gibson ) M.P., the Right Hoe. B. Disraeli, Y.P. the Right Hoe. W. F. Coer, M.P., the Right Hon. Sir G. C. Leek, M.P., Lord Taunton, Lord Overdoes. Va rmint Palmentoo, 8.G., m.p.. the Earl of Derby, E.G., the Marquis of Chemise, the Duke of Beeeleuch, ILO., sad Earl Granville, E.G. Connell of the Royal Hertieeltnral Society Mr. Jobe Lee, Mr. Edmond% M r . W renc h. Mr. James Veitch, Mr. S. Holmes (lode*, Mr. Hoerr Thomas Hope, Mr. Jo ts Chaim, Mr. Amara, Mr. Wilson Saunders, Hoe. Tralillslle ; Dr. Lledler, Haw. Secretary. Vim-Presidents of the Royal Horticultural Society Mr. J. J. Needy, Mr. C. Wentworth Dilko, the Fart Dude, the Lord Bishop of Winchester, tad the Bishop of London. HAUL the PA nog Cason s, of the Society. R.H. the Prime of Wales. H.R.H. the Panama Alice. H.R.H. the PAWING Helena. IL R. H. the MIMS Louise. ELK the Priem Arthur. SLR. the Deana of Cambridge. H.R.H. the Prima Mary. R.R.H. the Dales of Ca/abodes. H.R.H. the Cann de Madre. H.R.H. Prince Loon of Hesse. Suite. Police. The other arrangements were as follows : The promisees haying moved, this baud of the Volunteer Engineer Corps will, on the appearance of his royal high ness on the landing at the top of the steps landing to the garden, play one verse of '' God Save the Queen," the royal party pausing on the landing duriag the time. The mime bend will then play the " Coburg " until the royal party have passed into the mowed garden, when the band es the west terrace will take up the march, and the profan ities will move on up the centre arenas to the middle of the essestratory, the first four group stopping short just above the memorial, the remainder entering within a space nest the conservatory, kept by Has polies. Dr. Lindley, the secretary of the society, will road an sadism from the council, and then hand it to his royal highness. His royal highness will read his repl7 and hand it to Dr. Lindley. A prayer will then be mid by the Bishop of Loudon. Hi royal higlinsis will declare the pess open, all the band. striking ep " God save the Queen." The procession will thee more to the spot selected for planting a Welhagtonin gigantea, given by Medan. V e iteh and Soo. 71e royal party wilt then, escorted by the Canned of the florticultatsl Society oely, pew into the east arcade, survey the Sowers, per out of the arcade into the coseenetory by the principal met door, ascend to the top of the northern ensile on the western side, returning sod continuing the saaridastica of the plants in the remaining half of the con servatory, posing out by the western door into the arcade. Oa arriving at the winters quadrangle refreshments are to be heeled to the royal party. The royal party will retain by the terraces Ilk to the meth anew* sad en to the board room. The renal party will be mewed to inecribe their names in the (Awl ha* as they peel at to eater the carriages. The Prussian Oaealf announces that the Presi &et of Police, Hamm Zmilits, has °Noised a rontrie for as Imiellmito term, is other mortis ham besot dismissal. • On going into committee of supply on the 14th, Yr. angel, will move for a select committee to inquire lebe the circumstances attending the termination, by the Pretniaster-General, of the postal contract with the Royal Atlantic Steam Navigation Company. Lord William Graham will ask the First Com wassisaar of Wester tomorrow, whether it is with hie leave and seeetiee that boats are allowed to go on the oresametal maser b legont'epark ; whether h is aware that consider able aseoyaeoe has arisen to the families el owsem of pri vate gardens which abut on the mama, hem pawn leading ar lying slaieshis of three gardens ; sad, whether he Maio le tam any steps to remedy the grievance corm gibed et_ The celebrated drama of Mr. Boueicault, CoWen Dam; it abet, it is said, to be prodemd io Paris. 00171111' COCKTX-4 bill for consolidating and emending the procedure af the county warts is sow before = list m agnabilt bt b . / Mr. WMabion sad Mr. fierjainit ow* iseportaat alinatian Is Na law which it prorate to intralwa is to enable than weft te deal with emmoluMa edam in the owe any as the amporior =arta wag mew de mew the Ccomosas, Law Prowedone Asia It Insarreeke the provisktes eif the Ins of Inalsemne Ad. 11011, =alias delamikets in serum to latorpismil, provides that by .stunt of the parties a spend we Nay Iss dated fir the *Wan el a superior court, by width swum the mow Misiory and onlionsive prows of appeal low he amidst' ; and by the salmis of tartans cla at no Our ty Cows Ass is the Landon arta' Chart, which it shall be homeeforth styled the County Court of tondo I. nolosilate the isniedialan of that went la the *judicable et the smoWsse semany raw* and who it as integral part el the wansty wart system is - i ii - PO ~ . 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IMO Do. do. 1891 Now Bransw.6ov.6 p.at. N. B. Wales 0v.5p.e.11118 Do. 6p. c.. 1171 WI Do. 6 p. a. INS Nova Peals p. its Deb. reclaim. 1105 . & Last. Gov.' p. o. loada o.Jacult.Talyi De. 40.11p.0. Alcr.*OaL MT= JO Naha. UO U 4 108 119 108 110 1011 1011 106* 106* 106 107 107* 1081 108 109 99 100 00 100 9 100 soli i 108 100 106 i id No. I are I MGM 1 Pd. ICL plain I Salem 111, 1 9 . 9 Britbk I Alfred Oos& POMO 14.14141 If I If na I. all 160 US 4094 .. Dn. Hales. _Craviatk ) I 306 176 a WIII ad 1112 .. East (Maya) 4,144 .. Taft Oman M14•114 rr 2a &OM .. KWh. Insist (TAMIL) 74 M. 81 44 .- 486 .. °rambler & 54. Atnym 644 13 16 .- 6,000 .. °rest South Tolima 17a, 3 6 26, & 500 .. O. WM Ter G.Wk.Alfred Malaten) nabob ) M 12. 40 6 01 4 .1,000 .. Granville 1,014 .. Herod snot N. 12a. 19 4 .- 9000 .. Manna Downs 411e61 2 2* 9000 .. lady Bertha 1.10.0. 14 If =D = (Gay bilasS) N 47 49 ad OM 4 4 ;100 .. N. Branca (1116) 4 .. N. Wis. HadoW t. 4a. 4 (Mop) I 6 14 6 00 .. NINO Masai Crotty Cese. (86. iiiiml MU 19 Provides.. (U. Wag). 10.8.7. 38 40 ad ill ad 19000 .. Smirk* Com Ma. 00. I 4 MI .. S. Corsica .11. Clell) l4 11 0 $l5 ad 0.000 .. 8. Carn Bran (Illogaa) la 1 5. Devon Iron 4 Gem lain. (Wm) 436 .. S. W. lessees (Mena) 15.116.9. 110 110 920 .. Stray Park 114.1.0. 35 87 9,000 6 TemarlllokLeadMa.C. 64 4.000 10 Tin Croft 10,000 .. Tab at Sow (Ara) lks. Od. 4 6,000 .. Wed Basset ) l4 I 194 4 690 .. W4Ma .. W. Condon 1 56 SO id 664 Id 114 Setae 512 .. Wk. Muset a i • Mor i n) US .. Ma bailer tin ) 5 195 116 ad A .. Wk. adw (Caletask) 74 14 14 L 014 .. Wh. Kitty e >U abst) 1.7.1. 9 10 AM .. Wleal Ma ami Ofenbeistot) 1. .. Mt. Trelawsey =at 7 14 10 101.XIGN MINIM No. I IM. 1 Mau& IPd 7 I Cl. Woes 1 Sales.lo,ooo 10 Artesian 76,000 I Boa Anon, Limited !l 7 eo I fells .- 11.000 10 Brazilian. KIM= del Rey (Limited) 10,000 5 Do. Lend 8 & MIL Co. all 1 3 90.900 1 fils.Coa. Mln. A. ham / 11,0000 60 Cobra Copper sir sr 41 10,000 Oopiapo 76,000 Dnn Mountain Copper all 4 / UOOO $ Fortuna (Um.) 10,000 10 General all IA 05 — IO,OOO 1 Gt. Northern of& AuetrallaT) 1 Ipm SING 13 Kapanda (16a) pas If 16,1110 it Lawn 211 7 Ile sun WWI II Ismitsidaa NUM 1 Mada s t: Bll * I MASS 1 N. of S Amearsaa C E . 12.4 I 4 Ms USN IS Psaktmed Lira all I 4 MUSD I Part Ming li ci SUN I ileattlek Inaba. (lAts ) 104. 4 Ms 49174 ISBN Balled Nazism all 54 64 10.000 1 Malian (Lbs.) MI f I JOINT STOOL BANK& No. IS. 7 SWIM IPiI CL Woes. I Sales. WM 100 Agra sod U. Sim Bari' . Ift 86 88 14695 0 Marshals MI 64 61 14000 a seek of IWO } — 11.41 N !MI Bank of London 3O 63 55 KM 29 Bank of Turkey 1 If 14 Si 19.0 N 0 MU& N. Amalfi all 544 4 NAN * Owl Bank of India, Australia, and China. ail 204 1104 10/ 149 7 41 IS Otrird. Mere. of ladle, Lou.. and Ohba. all 31 33 O 400, 100 gll ada 20,400 Y 100 *60010.1 Com. of Canada all .• MAO, 190 Com. of tombs N Emil 10 Eng. Sect.&AniClarkl all 161 in 18 154 59003 10 0. Bank of Switnerlan3 all - RAU 10 Lon. Ch. Bank of Avant all Ilf 234 140 N, 60 Do. New 16.400 60 Landon and County 01.400 SO ' Londou Joint Stock Igooo 10 London & South African 10 ri 14 Ws 111,400, 100 Ice. and Westminster lO 1164 664 664 11061 100 W Nat. Do N Pro,. ew ll of antaml 4O %OW — 14AU SO Netlooal Bank 000 90 Now Muth Wales W *MI II °Manta! Rank Mayon eB 46 67 SAN IS Ottoman hank WNW NO Provincial of Ireland 16 South Agetralla — ** U Union of Aulesits MN 89 Union of Londcm e IS 1(44 164 LIN a* tral* ***l fo MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA Y.) Two o'CLoow. The funds remain heavy. A further decline of per cent, has taken place to-day. The market is chiefly governod by the preparations for to morrow's settlement. In the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange the tendency of prices is likewise drooping. In English railway stocks, the reduction averages I per oent. Very little busineuA is observable in any class of public securities. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock is again Utter, at 971 to 98 ex div. for money. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rankle opened at 69fr. 40c., but receded to 69fr. 36c., being the same as yesterday. Consols are officially marked ooi and 90, ex div., for money, and 911, 1, and div., for the 6th instant. The present quotations are 90 to 1, ex div., for money, 911 to it, cum div., for to-morrow's settlement, and 911 to 92, cum div., for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 98, 971, I, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 96 ; Exchequer Bills (March), 25., 6s. dia. Turkish Bonds remain flat. The loan of 1854 is now quoted 71 to ; and that of 1858, 514 to 56. As regards other foreign stocks, there is no variation of the slightest importance. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 871, ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 (exchange 128.) ; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 911, ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 62 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 61, I ; ditto, Passive, 161 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 575 ; ditto for account, 551. In the discount market, although yesterday was the 4th of the month, the demaxd was by no means pressing. Good bills wore taken at to 61 per cent. At the Bank busineaa was limited. In the Stock Exchange loans on government secu rities were not obtainable below 5* to 6 per cent. 64,000& in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, while 130,000 sovereign. were withdrawn for trans mission to New York by the City of Baltimore, which will leave to-day. An additional sum will probably be taken from the Liverpool branch. The private letters from New York concur in stating that the exchange was heavy, notwithstand ing the large roompts of gold from England. The :ate for bankers' bills does not appear to have been higher than 104. The market both for silver and Mexican dollars continues fiat, the demand for the East being far from active. In consequence of the more cheerful tendency of the Vienna Bourse the exchange on Austria has declined here yesterday afternoon ' • the other ex changes were finny and as regards Hamburg and abort bills on Pans the tendency was slightly more favourable. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 125 to ; ditto 3 days, ILIA) to 195 ; Rotterdam, 3 moaAs, 12 to ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.60 to 25 ; Hamburg, ma. banoo, 3 months, 13.91 to 5 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.35 to 40 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.65 to '7O; Frankfort-cm-the-Mnine, 3 months, 119 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, MI to I ; Vienna. elf. so., 3 months, 13.90 to 14.10 Jriesto, no., 3 months, 13.90 t 014.10 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 485 to 5 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 485 to 5 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Genoa., 3 mouths, 25.7 5 - to A 0; Man, 3 months, 25.73 to 80; Naples, 3 mouths, 391 to 5; Palermo, 3 months, 117 to ; Messina, 3 months, 117 to 5; Lisbon, 90 days, 525 to I; Oporto, 90 days, 523 to 5. Some of the English holders of Virginia State Dollar Bonds having neglected until recently to nerd in the coupons due in January last, have had them returned unpaid. It is thence inferred that, under present circumstances, there is not much prospect of the dividend due in July being met by the state. The mail from Bombay was delivered in London this morning. The last accounts from Mexico state that the late Finance Minister, Prieto, had ordered all the cus toms authorities under no pretext to allow the ex portation of gold aad silver• but although the new Finance Minister, Senor Mate, had suspended all government payments, he rescinded the former deci sion. Revolutionary bands were collected on the Rio Bravo, and fears were entertained of an invasion of the frontier states in connexion with a plan for annexation to the Southern American States. The advices from Venezuela are considered to be of a more satisfactory character than those lately received. The government appears to be established rather firmly. General Paez has defeated the rebel forces in the interior. A general meeting of the London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company is called for the 27th of June. The sixth call of 31. is to be paid on the shares in the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company by the 30th inst. The half-yearly interest is advertised on Matan zas and Sabanilla Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds. TUENDAT EVEII.O. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 92, cues div. for the 6th June, opened this morning at 913 to 4, mud closed at 91# to f. For money the last price was 001 to ex div., and for the 10th July, 92 to 4 (or equal to 90* to ex div.) The " continuation" has increased to gto 7-16. The official business report is as follows :—Three pee Cent. Consols, for money, 901, g, 1, ex div. ; ditto, for account (June 6), 91f, 0, cum div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4,1, ; New Three per Cents., 892, j, ; Bank Stock, 232 ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 981, lex dir. ; ditto for account (June 0), 1011, cum div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 954, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 15s. dis. ; Four per Cent. " calmed" rupee paper, 781 ; ditto Five per Cent., 94 ; ditto IFive-and-a-Half per Cent., 100, 99*. The Indian Five per Cent. Steel experienced a fresh fall of f to 1 per cent., closing at 1173 to 98} ex div. for mosey and the settlement on the 6th inst., and 98g to 4 ex div. for the 10th July. The Rupee paper was rather firm. There were a few purchases of India'Bonds at 15e. die. The March Exchequer Bills remain flat at 7s. to 3s. die. This was the last day for sending in the June bills for renewal. In the market for bank shares there was au improvement in Agra and a reduction in Bank of Australasia. Royal Mail Steam shares were rather more inquired for. St. Katharine Dock stock rose 2 per cent. Crystal Palace was rather more offered. Great Ship shares were firmer, at As. 9d. to 6s. 3d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marisa Insurance, 3* to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine,l3-16 to 15-16prein. ; Universal Marine In surance, * to g rem. ; London and Provincial Marine, die. to par ; Natal Laud, if to 4 prem. ; China and Japan Steam, 1 to 1 prent. ; and Com mercial Copper, to 4 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market continues quiet, with limited transactions. In the Stock Exchange Devon Great Consols shares have been dealt in at 36n ex div. ; Providence at 38, ex div. ; and West Caradon at 56}, ex div. Transactions have also occurred in East Caradon, South Wheal Frances, Wheal Lud cott, Marks Valley, North Minors, and North Downs. In foreign and colonial descriptions no varia tion of importance has taken place. Kapunda are officially marked 1 prem., being steady ; United Mexican, btl, being rather fiat ; and Worthing, The following are reported to us from the Stock Exchange as last evening's closing prices : Otlvadnack, 44 to 54 ; Cambers, VOW 14 to 1: Copper Hill, 90 to 5 ; Cook's Kitchen, 30%santit 03 , 1 ; Dives Grad Cased., 367.1 to 724 ; Bask M 5 ; Fuel Oaradoe, 264 to 71 ; Heal Own Brea. 74 to 8 ; Frit Grenville, 49a. 6d. to 60s. 6d. ; sot Koren, 34 to 4 ; Zed Dives Great Consols, 2 to 4j ; Great Re -24e. to 995. ; Great Fortune, 12 to ,13. Herodefoct, 391 to 401; lady Bertha, 22a. to 24a. ; Marko Valley, 8 4 to 9 ; Nottk Downs, 44 to 4 ; Provideoce, 39 to 40; South Camden, 315 to 20 ; Stray Park, 354 to 6 ; Wea dron Goseela, 19 to 21 ; West Candor, 55 to 74 ; Wst Rose Down, 11 to 12 ; West Folmar, 19.. Gd. to 20u Gd.; West lidos, 370 to 80; West Stray Park, 44 to 5 ; Wheal Lockett, 34 to 4 ; Wheal Karp's*, 43 to 10 ex die. ; Whoa Clay, 25.. in 27.. Sd. A telegram received yesterday from Holland by Messrs. von Da-Waxen and North states that the Dutch Trading Company will sell 600 tons of old Indian copper coin on the 20th of this m)nth, in Amsterdam. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIC-LANE.-(YRDI DAY.) There was a heavy fall of rain last night, and today it is very cloudy, with Shamir in the distance, and the wmd at W.N.W., rather variable. This week's y ci home-grown wheat, barley, and oats is y eenteaded. Flour, malt, and other articles very limited. Very little Scotch and no Irish reported as yet. The foreign arrivals of wheat are very heavy, much the Writ half being American, the remainder Mediterranean, Black Sea, and Spanish. Flour a large numb er o f b arre l s (20,0C3) from America, and • few sacks of Spanish. Barley continues very short. Date moderate, Swedish, Russian, and Dutch principally. The attendance of buyers at this market today is very thin, and business emmequently very contracted. Wheat nominally at Monday's reduction, and but few transactions reported. Barley tr.ele also very dull. Flour : the large arrival el American still further depresses the market, and if lam were forced less money must be accepted than on Monday. Oda—A slow trade in retail at about the rake of last & Lana Is. to 2s. cheaper than last week. Peas slow, at Moeday's quotations. Lived, rapeseed, and clovermed command but little attention. FwATING CAII,OOI/I—Noi sway now on sale, 'sound haviog Seem told at full prior for thus Continent. ARELIVAI/13111+O 101100111 PROM J 1.119 1. 3 TO JUNK & - Mod MI I WNW SO Oslo so Malt UM 11ereltagleb.741asks: /*des. lwdp, 19310 ON 11720 1230 sacks. SOHO barrels. MINCING LANI.—(THIS DAY.) SOGAL —At the close of yesterday's marital • decline of Bd. was established, althea.* the importers pretty gone. rally showed firmness, and bought in largely. The public sales to-day chiefly cno•ist of foreign, sod are mg at yesterday's pnees. The refined market is also Bd. lower. Coml.—The large public sake of this article are met with steadiness by the buyers, although there has bees is a few instances a shade lower prime accepted. Tea without alteration. OorroN is very firm, with a limited business doing. Satrrsraz continues doll, but we do not ►lter general quotations. RlCK—Priem are about supported, in a dull market. BAK —Damenus proof has been sold to the extent of ran puncheons, at la. Md. Leeward", 60 puncheosesold, laid. Spica costume dell of sale. to other articles so materiel alteration. TALLOW DIARBET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Tbe prennt prime aro subjoined : Towo talks's, 51a. 9d., set auk ; Petersburg Y.C., on tam spot, 555. id. ; June, 565. 6d. ; Oot, to Dem., 635. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Menem Pattendes and Smith report that meeenute come worm and worm from the plantations generally, many offering spinet 90,000 i., but no taken. Market' advancing, and very active. SAL/I or ANCHEISHOT TRWIRON'S LINSAIT.—The valuable library formed by Archbishop Taoism, during the reigns of King Charity 11., James 11., William 111., and Queen Aura, is mow being dispersal ander the hammer of Messrs. Sotheby and Wilkinson at their house in Welling. ton-street, in pumouice of an act of . parliament, and with the approval of the Charity Commissioners. The rale com menced on Monday and wia largely attended. TEI CoxamisvArrn LAND SOCIETY IN SOUTH !dome.—Tlie rapid program d tie busy town of Newark, so well known in the malt and Was trade, and the demands for inereand building, km Mooed the Conservative lend Social t/Anialus their forty•thlrd lied purchase in that place, their second In ths county of Nottingham. The estate is but a short distance from the railway station, extending on the read from Newark to Sleaford to that from the Great Northern Railway to Beacon-hill, and is well adapted to the wants of the locality in the erection of new homes. - ROYAL COLLIOZ 01 8011011011 S OF ENGLAND.-- The following gentlemen having undertow) the neconary examinations fur the diploma, were admitted members of the college at a meeting of the Coot of Examiners oa the 3rd host., via.:—Messrs. William Spalding. Maryland, (Jailed States ; William Jones, W hitehaven ; 'Walter Loaf, Leafsquare, Manchester, and Robert Cotterill Garner, Stoke, Staffordshire (student, of Edinburgh) ; Thous Wealyse Boa, Louth, Lincolnshire; Charles Patrick Knipe, Cregnelack Yeryan, Cornwall, and John Dee Shapland, North Melton, Devon (University College) ; Samuel Smart Atkinson, Newcastle; Thomas Foster, Blaydoe, near Newcastle-on• Tyne. and Matthew James Rare, North Shields (Newcaatle); Jereee Mathis, Phil lips, Hendre, St. bagmen's, near Cardigan, and Frederick Lewis, Paddingtourrret (Middlesex Hospital) ; WiWam Brett, jue., North Audley-street, Grave tor-square (Gay's Hospital) ; Robert Croaker, Belies.; Frederick William Ricketta, Liverpool; Frederick Howard Marsh, Bmme, Suffolk (St. Bartholomew's Hospital) ; James Henry Al lingbanr, Finsburv.square (St. Thoinsa's Hospital); Titus Drilla Paris; Samuel Charlesworth Hirst, Wakefield George Macartney Becke.t, Calcutta ; John W Webb, Abersyclian, Monmouthshire (Olsegow); and Jahn Hoihnworth, Hyde, near Manchester. Doo. FANCYIIfO. —Fancy ia a thing of delicate aware{ of subtle distinctions. It may lie in " poiesi," and it may lie in weight ; and, &lain, of weight, there is • doulsle earideratioe, for there be some dap which are che rished because they ars heavy, and others which are prized because they are light. For instance, here is • little black and.rn terrier, which it, proud proprietor says might be almost weighed by imam ; a hydrocephalous little wretch, with protruding eyes, and legs about as thick as • cedar pencil, but neverthelese generally pronounced to be "an uncommon 'aroma toy." The great object of fancy is to take up the animal at the point where nature left it, and develop it into something which nature, from poverty of conception, or timidity io execution, never aspired to pro duce. You have seen hairy dogs, perhaps; well, look at that gentleman who has just come in, and is taking what seems to he a piece of entangled cocoa-matting out of his pocket. Perhaps you think he is going to mop his manly brow with it, and, indeed, before now • terrier pup carried in the pocket has been, in a fit of absence of mind, used as a handkerchief ; but no, be merely lays epos the table that remarkable Skye terrier, which he is prepared to show against any other in the kingdom for fir (pomade • side. You do not suppose that nature, in her wildest freaks, ever contemplated such • triumph at shagginess as that. Again, very likely you think the use el sees is to bear with them. Altogether • mistake ; that Is merely • subordinate employment, though nature know so better than to make it the principal one. The real re of ears is to walk upon them, r may be perceived by • study of the ore of those two little Blenheim', who are so much respected from the fact that their ears always trip them up whomever tiwytry to walk. Apart from their fancy virtues, and WIN' stetract dogs, they are miseirabla kordei pried, sleriag+yd little creative., feeble is body sad obviewely weak in intellect. I must roofer I have sat mush sympathy with this breech of the finny ;• I award, however, Ph. WI NN • certain haw at sideniration for the men who support it. They nesse to me to be martyrs to the cause of experimental Overlap. From try ether point of view, what is the use of these lop? Wbw the Countess el Poodleton wants • dog she gets a serviceable al**, with good fattening paints ; sod uciacetiogabli_ my Lord Tara l'iciddy's favourite terrier', Rapid, would no atom paw narks her. them om Artralian dingo. There goes ea eat podium with • deg under his *nu, for which, I as rid, he has relsori Nisei guineas, ad which, as far go In kne= d he would act sell at say rico. His satire Wort scarcely Ma Afters pease. Her, is a CirWiest is the spell abet his been wrought by is:aa that sea I whet is the tie which hinds them tailetharlr Vrikieli is the nester? Der the man hope to Seat est of posarty epee the ela n u pon raft ;or he. the deg by hi s luxurious the man down, and then compelled him to go about with hita?— lraata's Magazine. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoot. The railway share market to-day is fiat. An average reduction of I per cent has taken place in the principal stocks. Little business is going forward. Present quotations are as follows London and North Western stock, 94 to ; G Western , (Great 721 to 73 ; Mi 121 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11 to 111; Great Northern, 109 to 110 ; Scout Eastern, 791t01; and Caledonian, 96} to 97. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de clined to 9.16 to 7-16 dis. In other foreign, as well as Indian and Canadian railway shares, scarcely any business has been done. 03011fAlY 1131 AHD NIOCICI. mi. Ird I RUMAT". el. M onia lfl. b Meow Vs• All oo bseAsa 100 en an NM eel all Icebst,ibeiKa 1101. C. 100 lelo.ol eel litsrArr . 11/0 Oalelaelm ail lea Berke En 013 De. •J A se &v. 104116 all De. 2 bee Is pills I. an Whim soll~ hes. an Dini..ligli.l4ll4.la 110 Zeint l e2olo, WWO Sedum Mew; lOO Stook De. Stock •11 lea lellelk 100 =ilt mad Olesow all Falb ser Jim 100 IL Weems 011 =forth 00 leatleed 100 Cleat lf albu 100 De • Meek 100 De. m Nock 100 et. &Me lb Waft pm) 100 erre Wean 100 DeillierVaLemeetk 100 Imsallikeei Yodeler, Nur Loris nal Illeerwal I Looks Ifsy_th w tood Do. oolt2Wodds Ds. m ertaZolarali _d _SpdelLllll fiess.,6lmit. owW 9 Metropolitan Ite Do. New M Do. Bt &Derby Illtd. at. Wn . (Ise.) Kld Kent _ _ 6.'yllA Noweastka and Oarlldo 9 Newry& Amoiesolor._ NowThWorrompAirro IN Norfolk DO North D4ll 01l Nortli Llowoo NAL aD. _~; _--- De. G./I.ll.Pure. 1 .._ . . W. 11-41"-- s a l: Ye 171 11 00 Nakassammermac. st, - lii. .. -I .• IMMO Id N. Z. 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Cir•M Northam, p. epos DalaroLad 10 p.oLpos. Do. poem& Do.lp.asel.a6l MX. loolosl. lo6Prot GAWM.(Dutlilloals) Do. redeem 46.064 Do. rodoom. p. sea De. broken. p. el M46m Prof. Din lava Sp.a. DA So. do. Ip. A M. lira ii.. Kea DA OWL Om Maros Ds. da 6o Dw do. do W i lcrok.llp.o.66 .11p.o.thaa M. DAlp.o. No.! 116 No. 1 116.14.0. do. Data do. N.. Ds. p.o. do. .... p.e.petsh d 0... 16.7p.0. Prot. Mock.. DeMpado.(W.L66C.P.) 6.111.(d1v. deL Sow sod Dover 111 4 1aL smaff r IMA6 p. et • Do. M 111 Do. Se Fr at . I Dosedomalio a l i ti k l. 1/6 Masud Osse. ▪ Do.OOOO. 11p. &M.o. • Do.44p.ct. Pref. Stook ▪ Do.Loi.Alitchto p.e. • Nosiolk 6p. ct. ILL Stock 110 Korth British 6 percent id Do. New Gus. 6p. et. • Do. Border Union • I.rAL—Cous.4 p.c. Di. do. do.. IS Do. Lode p.a. No. m.York. &pen. Motardobliv... e ▪ l 1"W : s!. 1!0* 1 7 . 1 IDokter. gird p. 0.. Do. Ip. Prot nook B. Devon Flood DLOp. Lisa (Road. Ao. ') Do. Al per Not Do. dud 41 per ow& IL Woo owl. Do. 41 p go& ee ant S. ia ttYes 4 R.. gro 11600k&Dortiagloalip.o. Ds. do. 1 d p.a. Do. do. O6µ Woriroltlllkosaydp.o W.Dtd—Orttsteua.ot Do. do. tad do Do. N 6 et. Prot I Do.do.prip. 6 P P.c6. pest 100 102 10 11 N Si 101 S IN IN 111 US IN 1111 114 IN 121 IN 80 111 109 111 75 77 113 116 110 111 102 106 106 106 N 100 N 91 N 92 102 100 4 10 17 18 101 10i 76 70 10 II 10 1 , 3 15 113 111 113 113 137 140 its 113 101 103 160 166 1/6 LIU ri 7• 80 87 111 14} 124 116 * }p• 18 70 * iPa -.— U 5 UT IR 115 51 53 100 111 100 110 01 " 7 • Per POl i dts l i ra Ue ln in 10 ni uk 99 100 99 100 99 100 OS SO lei 17S St SS a§ 32§ Si 91 114 116 120 1112 101 US 110 US /01.1101 RAILWAYS. Si IPd I /1413114.10. I Mobs pekoe. I Balm lancirm..LAkkOUL 20 11 Algerima - - - Na I Oh. I C 01194911111 . llld I a Flees.. 1 lalao. 10 aU Antwerp & ].Medea 14 64 I - 10.0031 10 Anglo-Maximo MISS -as Ise 144 ad -. ad 10 all 'Ardennes - 90000 116 Australian Agria*.... 19 50 12 - 10 12 Behla&S.Pre.U.g.Tp.a 2 3.1 as 10 ELKO 10 Borl*Waterworts - - all 61 of 6 all Beklaa Z. /adios - . - 10 Belt Aasselcaa Load . . 15 - - - 20 all Bailers km Ormkomarsa - - - km, 60 Br it.& bleb Mag.Tel.A MI Ul4 - 10 Carmen= Mae &MI ll4 Ilf -. &SU 91 Do. /117 per a. 11111801 all 19 90 le& ell - - -. 11,710 Do. C 111 mll C° 11 " 1. standee 10 11 Dutch Rhenish 22 21 dim - 0,000 10 Channel bloods Tel (I.` all - - •-• 91 all Fasten' of Frame - tz s : „. Clo c i iii lt.allag.timmft. mll - - - * sll Gd. Russian gua. 6. p. a - - - 114. Pabro 150 32 12 INI 11 all 00 Central of Prance.. - - - 1 1110,110 11l Preens& 100 106 1411 - 50 all 04. Lambs. Coast. U. 71 71 - WOOS IL De. Op. et. Peep Doh NM 1011 100 - 50 en Italian lunctioa - - - 60,000 20 Tostlndlalffigalt Canal 1 4 4 die - 20 all lake Constants d Bala -.- •-• 100,000 N. ilectria Telegraph .... IN le 97 - 11 all. lierre and Turnhout - •- 7,190 25 Do. Now ls -. -es - 110 mil Lyrae rd Goners .... -.- - 10,000 6 Nog. and Ansi. Cop. sag all Nada Ad - - - .1,000 lb Gem Steam Navigation 14 .. .- - so ga Nanaltllega I Ll:ha Of 4 - 500 , 000 1 0... t Ship (Unshod) - 00 al De. sp.a.Prt g ot. 19 1 - 100,400 1 Do. 174 per cent. Prat all -. II all 'Xmases & .... 384 301 - 12,000 1 Lao. District Tel. (La- 4 -..- dls - 10 11 , Do. New Shane _ . - -pm - 900,000 4 Lon. Gee. Omnibus Co. all 1 If 1 10 mll Norwegian Trunk Pr of. a 9 - 50,000 IP Madras Irrign. & Cemal I 1 1 p. - 20 -11 jOtto raaa SatyrnaAldlul 7 6 Ma - 90000 10 NeditewraneenileaTel. all - - to all . Paris. Lyons. sold &edit. Ile 17 - 11,000 10 Mediter. Ix. TeL (Lbw) sU qsi -- 10 AB Tubs awl Orleans 63 65 - $ OO O O NI national 114sc000t Co.. 6 In. - 111 11 Media and I. Pranoleoo - O.OIO SO NerbodolaCoattlroo(L) 1 01 as ... f Cnarsatabuo n aj s p.s. 41 4 dim - 11,310 10 Netharlanda Land ... all - - -. II I.6l,lUigs and Du - 60,500 1 Do. Bp. a., 11. an . dla. all I 1 -• 20 an Royal Danish - 1.7114 IN N. Bruns. &N. Soot. La. 01 1 10 .- 6 all korai Swedish - - I* 1 14. Brit. Australasian_ all f 1 - 5 631 , Do. 7 per cent. - - - 60,000 1 Oriental Gas /0 all Sambre and Meuse _ bf 6 - *MO 1 Do. “New Shane' 19 all Do. 61 per cent. Prat if al - 40.000 10 Orianan. eta (lAnt. 1 4 - -.Us .- 10 4 flauraulo k Um.}6.7perat. 11 If Ms - 000,000 St. Peel aver Land& Ina lOO 61 63 - 10 16 &Aut.& Lom•Venetlan 4 4&a - 10,000 00 New sad 01461. Mum al/ 71 73 - 90 all Southern of Trance.... 22 23 - 10.900 60 De. New lO 12 IS pm - le all West Flanders - 60,000 10 R.Som & Ind. Tel. 0.9 ail 07 GI - MI all : Do. if pc amai. Peel Ol 91 - 10,000 10 akpfswog for all 14 171 - a au w.e. as.w. al Praha 20 21 - 10,000 14 Do. New all Of Of - 11l 4 Westin of Anetrla .... - - - 10000 100 Royal Midi filmmi —OO 6ll - 11 all Wknitaden . - - - 11 10 0114. scotth& M. ismeatm. 100 1 07 ISO - --. 16,110 36 South Aasnaila land an 33 06 - DININTUIII ROOM /0010 1 Subsearine TaL Mob .. all 4 5 110 - 000 I de. 14/00/01.. : n la e t 7 . Ilia I ik. I b l oa t s. Iht I CIL prices. 19.40 11,500 10 Do. De. do. 101011151 SL 04.Nortk.4p.eiwaMily11011 OS IN - 1;106 10 Trost & Ag. ri Australia 110,991 SR' Norfolk4p.e.NarAllept. 14:0 91 10 -, 16 (limited, lint Issue. 1 4 11M '" 00 1 43115 L N. Ter& Op.& Jaia&Jely 100 91 NO - MOW. TrumtkLimOo.U.Cansda I .-..._ ''" ... • -.. 186 Scottish S. I.E. 60. et.lloo 91 a ..- 63,000 6 1 , 11. Kingdom Tel 1 1 .1. 1 1 r • I r r 1771671 k 11 , W.l/11•6111.44,..109 o• •-• 1 10.060 100 Van lowsink last 5Ol o •- PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. SIIWT/1611t111. JUNT 4.—ln this market te•day Linda. abet North Western cloud at 041 to 4-511.;10nd. 111 1 2,l—Bristol and Birmingham U per cent., 135 buyers- 4 .01tb Stafford.. 10 11.16 to I—Birmingham1—Birmingham Canal, 00 buyers—Birmingham Bank ing Compaoy'A shares, 05 sellers—Wolverhampton and Stafford thin, Bank, —New Union Mill. 2.1 fex die The above ware among the closing prices after a day of scarcity of actual batsman MAICHWITCII, desk 4.—The market was steady, but at lower Wiceit. Lancashire and Yorkshire. 110} 4-I,oadog and North Western, Ott 1 +—Manchester. Sheffield. and Lincolnshire. 421 f 102 if—South YAstern, 24-Thames and Mersey Marine fasur f oge, ID•—District Bank, Oft p.—Great Luxem bourg. 74. THE BFRPENSION OF THE HULL AND EAST RIDING BANK.—It has been ascertained that the liabilities of Mean. Itrikes, who suspended payment on Monday. amount to 1i6,0001. It is fully expected that a large dividend will be realised (some say 175.), but this in a great measure depends upon whether the differences 'which at present exist can be ..atkfactorily arranged without legal. Winton tem.—Maw/tester 4444n/tan. I Ilea III& nth hag , dl. wed iollll eat. was sha the • eli 'w the wee ka .4 t is 4 to boon r 01. ease , shis lift orr mkt ,W Y • Abe