The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-05 00:00:00

*bolo of that had bees —p--id is kw proolad• e..wwonsatly, time a• iamodiak proved of • 1.1% LN Pi MUM. Mr. .t. Turner. for auta aatrotifrerl hoe the mate a prAse..ution 'uch had bona war Um fallowing rivrealataaem soulades bed caried the boomer of the loakrupt (that ut • pageseimedki and its the course of doing so bad how Isidated to 'lvo credit te yerami for he giving • adears, which hod unroof out to be worthlem. It appearing thou the partw. were setts; ia collusion toptiaa, rem& 1.4 been takes wpiaet than is a aimari mot; ma the Amon -a now wattled to hare se war of ibro art y to The ease was somewhat sat d the askyary .ourse. the eireemstanom basin smunintd saw the busAn.ptev. Hu H.`6001, altar reforthir to the. iMlh wake d the cot eotiodereel that he had power M. ado 64 mar, bed ..eferred it until the accand Bryn IMO INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Mom Mr. Nonmilitant Xvxplq.) ni PC 01%am canTuceir.—OOTlL or A ram nu. itirolveet, a watchmaker. at Illormacadaey, applied for elPeleatiou ue his arboarsed Iseareig. Mr. whole appeared us the part et • putlesaan mused Poker, the °wow at •_ great maay Lamm is Parker's llerawishey. and Mr. &mood far the isselvead. It appeared that the twelves& had bees same liar in pesseec.ei of a house at Berewedeey, width t beieV ini t Jr. Parker. He p. into pewsraiss throw* • brawl. awl had peld rest. When raed far saws rest be pleedsd, sad iiwitloried Jr. Parker's title. as WI poi OM piastre to law expenses. Jr. Nichols aid Mr. Parker had felt it to he his duty le oppose and 'hew that a raw warn eat justified is putt* ban to 1 4. for awessea. awl to quedios kis title. He Ira &mated with Mr. riergeod that there Weald be • Ad*. West of four menthe kw the exposers. Mr. Margood mad Ite would ecaeset to • Navies,. sad = o. Mr. Parkes would &bow kin clesiesey. sad if the Wowed a peeper les hies oat of prises. It we importer* dell there *Wald be • jedpmeat to prevent ether tweetarpretiesber that prellerass's title. Mr. l'oswiseieser Morph' soutimeasi. aid • judgmest hr Wed/ wee presaubea. THE POLICE COURTS. Cruua DAY.) WORM IP-RTREIT. trios MOM& J 4. Stasi* • shirslar login nos with swirhtsh• sad bawd. whw disrAwil Waned a• • &gm In ww armed hike. Irkintsiert with hiss elf= pwwswws el • pihl mash, wake ill& The primmer awed the rayon, beg W P• lir., maw hot infamies tis iswaiwiliar dog ea sr. Orb is wwwry moped tworwspowillsi its missmiwws hews Wwisk Tim atiwpw4 tog the pmesii sr p••• hand. James Harvey, of elsithiebiddigh. r Ks* ear idestried the watch, wink be said hsd imar deer* detaAted feta tie chase, mot beim, Mete be wee vitamin. hag the re for the lorriy. Pogrom SASS raid that the Idiom maths messiole thieve% reeeirsee d lodes proporty red drama Al the baby of IMO, he was p l j his alas OR weer the emus with • Wet due ..d asteebed to Ye IN. end whom lima hue into commody for atteeimpiews mem i. out et Vet beetbs. Marginal Teasley, • dereetive freer assessa-yerill, proved that iie that oreassos he ow sometted h tin yelotase, who.e portent won fuel a Meer ape mos, ammoue hoefe, wad the stet Ipeers spolts." Pee tbe to.ult and the illrgal pespresies ilyassit sulliese Now elths' unpriesament. Evans tided diet a aramber el privaluebets WWI% quite "we well evWMh doles tor the parrot et Wisp up :la bleak and deaths Woe aim. a Karim esimmas with "aeon" whirs they esuld get Itr.ld of those, were also :•k•n frora the primer. Mr. Heard eardsoiled that there am mot say of the rrat..ri la iittemtios barisig been in the pow poseessios lelnenr.ly. There wore gramma to show that Symms& de)lr in lewellery. Mr. 1) Eyncourt asked Bergasat Tamer if he bad teem the pneeicr at4eorn the 7.r tad the reply was " No, or 1 rhciihl probably hens taban hint lab custody." The prieueer, who declared that he had purchased the vetch a the way of trade, wee ordered for trial. GREENWICH. 11 0 1111 KTIJTART NVIVIANISII,- -TISZ =LT AGAIN. R. 44 rd Orghawn, Traumas Curvet 1, and Wet. Pitzsmeans, three privates belonging to the Donegal Regiment of Malkin. sow etation..l at Deptford dockyard, were placed 'n the dock before Mr Twill, charged with committing a vu dent aessult upon William Leech, a shipwright, and wounding him severely on the head. The complainant said that about half.past eleven on the previous ()lon.l.iy) night he was proceeding through Dick •street, Deptfonl, with a companion, and us pasitm; the prisoners they rO6ll ie;ainst his companion, knocked his capolf, and assaulted him. In c.wasequence of this be went to Dept ford dockyard and informed the sentry on duty, telling Imo th it the priseners could be identified. He and his companion th. n left, and shortly afterwards, on coming up a g a in with t h e priciners, he (complainant) remarked that be should kilos/ them all in the morning, and would Inform against them, upon which the prisoner took off their Iwits and ...nick at him, inflicting a deep cut under the left ear, mid two other cuts on the back of hie head. Some other 1M1.R.11.5 then orne up, and the prisoners ran off. Mr. Tnidl -Arr y.. 0 sure they used their hells} hthre-egonatalrlo• 140 It, here prollut-ed the pri• vmcre Late, the hu, kle coda of which were covered with 101‘ti;amin Ralph corroborated the complainant's state ment ..01 to the ir:olci.ce of the prisoners. P..h , ..rconateh:c lin K said, about 11 o'clock he met the complainant, wh o e... bleeding fmm the head, and WllO onm• planted •4 being sosiu:ted by three soldiers. Hearing that they hail run up the .treat. wittier went in pursuit, but did wot Mel them for ..ine time. They were then at the top of • back street, eel vering that twoof them were possessed of lois thick, heat,. "ticks, which they were holding be hind their Incl., mime.. said nothing about the as eult merely voting it was a Roe night, he peeped no. Witness then went n. the police- tation to obtain meat mice, and auleiequently to the barracks for the picket, and the Mammy werc takon to the station. sticks were produced, being about three feet in length, sled of 'Oki sot weight to fell an ox. primmer. osol T hey had no questions to ask. Hr. Train said it was wsegsary that steps shout.' be taken to Itillteki such a system of violence dB the part of o.l.liers as the me of their belts. It wee a system azion..t which en moiled defence existed, sad wee warn far ,44crees Ore the see of the knife. He thuaght, theicfon.. it ...mild he his dmky to commit the =rev for trLii, h. .t newer to rawhide whether may leas bite's to maim km the easpialemmt he should se amed them. The primmer, were them mmassed. ICCIDINT TO .1 RAILWAY wax (rim DAY). An awaideat, happily itaatteaded with any se na.. egalnigenelti orred this TOOMBS on the tined Kurihara has, a few voiles from Loudon.. Oa making Jaqui th,' as the wt , .ct at the Nimes-crow terminus, we were tat,., hy the aatioritire that lite kat* due tliegp floalsaal at 11.15 inks promoting &Imo the 114. at CI.• proper tante, whet Put aa it appreachel the deeithaew* at Akin. which it bad to per without atop. pins, and hout eight lades dietant from Kit. •• Rte, the (pant ilaworeelot that ate the carriage. tool halt the 6n.. W. iniumedititetr ousawmaireted with due driver, sad ilwa train stepped, though out Wiese or two itlim carriage. hwl rd ad the rata Oa patting tp et we.. load that the tire al ere of the wheels of a pnwo am. in which paean.:. heal $., tined wen Issieg eraireyed M. hart.. awl which I. I.'age to *war Newt& gaol sathorita“, la I . .41'. awl Co. wit. the mess et the amadeut. Nut a ma4le latioa ane hurt, cad the wistheace which hail ovum.' a apeeddy reweeilied. ox nits Loofas um News Warrxxx Luar tr. The Issin Airlf Ittatat the Sates Satins at 11•111 .it o'thait t.. 4 with aa aseistost yesterday wort, its b...f lb. Ilarn.w station. the emirs basin nu off toe souk .Inispag Ilia carriages saran the lie es as te MN. itrtely ohstnirt the uric. acsumiss t. it it said, by sews trim to the slatitrt. which were iniperkaly camispiated hi IL. latairlarrni. ?ma Mad reendly bets at work as the 1104. Hai.lily tha loaatastirs tualsissd m. Pliny; hut taatallatali6 oansi. poqs• was isesited Sehtv. 1 !h.... in lb. lasisa. which sem dee is 7= op 1,41/.10.1 4 ,9, sod 10 WAAL, ti. line Dot babe dreamt 1.. olm.t th.qt tranast testi! 11 a'rh,ek. Telt Lorton Venation. —Anutlier meeting 01 the letter roaneeted with the Gown! Poeta/or mi. hehi leet ...At. with a view te peateet evert the pro eatel.ternetioe of the general letter.earriers with the dietriet ninon , at thw lbw coatemplete although it Is dlemehrieelly the nretii.nal now ander the seneidernbas of the esiterneeiie which warn recently appelate& Ile e n orerwheleoni majority, adapted • loologis= hiptnle.l with ** .Intreet earl ettereeines' the omekeek of the • itteeitiee in the. reverter, awl declared Auk t the e‘ote"'' l•r 1 e.1 arrairgsenent wee carried not while their menionel V. 'miler rioneilenath.a, they would rof to work upnt lie new risteat -to ..her wools, they would strike. Va.,. I Lt. t.f. SPEW NDA T. —Yetterflay wan the avreel .pee,h .It ..t Etna College, sad sot withstanding the yen nefevourehle stele of the weather the attendance o/ ferbe.nel.le V 1,14.. 41111 not shrew a falling otf. After the Pp— which w, re .khrereei in excellent style, the corn. Pe" ' , Tom , ' to the rhontiag Gelb. where the juvenile eaunteer. 1.. the comber of 300 is their new uniform were to in y. h, heed e d i.r the band of the Coldstream Geartla. ..1 ft. rtir.o. l .l went thneigh a member of evolutions. At 7..*. notwithetaarting lie wearier of theread iis the knee. ,rnmled to 'flambee th e departhr• the ls "r del :ender." Ylie'oll PL4 Yl. Octavo Feuillet's imwast • !.Sere. , vi, en last night far the grit I. ••• w this enuntrr. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE UR mamma =swum) ASCOT MIEKTING.—(THIS DAY.) TRIAL WARM 22 raft. EIGHTH TRIENNIAL STAMM 5 ran. Theresaaby scratched for all engagements at Ascot. ASCOT STAKES. Two miles and • half. __ ife;;;l7,lll;rnmeNprtman*oems vim Lonrenge. Precursor. Wamba, Tyrant, &ewer, Flitch, Peodorowna, Neoptolemna, Lueknow, and Parmesan are &re. DERBY STAKES. One mile and a half. Harabbea, Bum Muorlisauen, lagaidaz, The Wizard, sad Ebony are ham GOLD TAM Two mike. Horror, Rupee, Them Rap, Indifference, Avalanche, sad Magnum are here. £lOO HANDICAP PLATE. Hail a mile. Baron Minsimpen, Tacker, Clovarnook, Born s.% Cleatres, Tlani, Momona ere A Roes rnie, Golden towe Weaker', P,n, k orlon I. Industnona, New Brighton, f by Narnisbob. it 55, Lam Kim Julia, Brandy Hall, Virk Dq Bleb, and Little II" /11aasi-Arms,Nat are bare. General Hew, Speaker, Gift, R3O HANDICAP PLATE. Half a mile._ WM in By, I;mi eiC%eitMere e, Prime. , ltarda. aad Morella are here QUEEN'S STAND PLATL 5 furlong. 136 yule Zonis; Leou e tee. lisesion, Rorer, Butterfly, Pam el Oesinerlarella,Qaaaa Dr^ DertleY Wham,. 116arirak Lady illedololloll. Soeer f, Aster* Media MINIA11.11111MM101" ASINB f, Warn* Crater , Bali Vairmarrar. awl Dialasa are bore. 111111011 AL ME . E tadaap 136 yards. Omegas& •• Clasarly, Tom Ibr fa rarra. larPaer &dila* awl Diaparilina sae b INS PRIVINDIRI NO TIE SPANISH CROWN. The following damsont has been published: theriklas.) The a►dkdion by ray Esther Charles Louis of his rights is the Omura d epaim esataind is his manifesto, dated ia 'Bose... Me 33rd of April this year, compels me to deka the rights of my family, sad than which I hare pimp .veiny, to the throne of my sasestora Decided to moisten them, es well as the principle el keility apes which they an based, I will act permit as appeal to aims to Alibi the tam* sr that the noble bleed of Spaeiretie Man Poi be shed la the same, I plan my faith in Diets Providence, la the rectitude sad patriotism el the Spaahutte, sod is UM) lens of carman sionser I hire net to saeend the throes by eneoesineleg victims ea the seep to it ; I desire to aimed it supported by the awed ennviction that by legality order will be witnblahed, aril with it the country will proper and progress, in con. Ism* with the enhiktzneet el the airs. I iseue this manifesto to the Cortes in order that the nation may thereby be informed of it. London, June 2, 1800. ITCAN nit Homy. THAMES EMBANKJIEN 4 I' OONNITIIII. (TBld DIY). This morning the committee appointed by the Rouse of Commona early last month to consider the practi cability of the various schemea for the embankment of the river Thames assembled for the first time in C.onimittem MOM No. IS. Sir John Paxton was elected chairmen. bed the other members of the committee present were Lard R. Montagu, Lord John Manners, Sir J. Pekington, sir John Shelley, Sir Morton Peto, Alderman Cubitt, Mr. Besinith, Mr. Yorke, Mr. RoupeU, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Walter, Mr. Tite, Mr. Stirling, and the Right Hon. Mr. Cowper. As soon as the committee had assembled and the usual forms were gone through, Mr. John Thwaites, chairman of the Metropolitan Board of Works, was called sod ex amined at some length. In answer to the chair man, he stated that he thought the scheme could he completed in two years, and that it amid be carried out at a coat of about m,ocont. The traffic of the neighbourhood must of necessity be considerably interrupted fare time, sad there would be some danger to the old houses seer Utak& the operations would be carried on ; but he thought that danger might he effectually guarded essiest. Beemel emi nent engineers have been summoned to give Inforniation to the committee, which is likely to sit a keg time. THE GREAT SOUTHERN OP INDIA RAILWAY. (THIS D. 4 T. This afternoon a special general meeting was held at the offices in Leadenhalletreet, Mr. CHAPMAN in the chair,' to authorise the company to mercies the powers conferred npini them by the act of 1960 of borrowing 1(.4.1X101., and to consol idate the shares into stock. The CHAIRMAN, having explained the purposes for which the meeting was called, moved • resolution of which be said the shareholder. h.al already had notice, to the effect that all mortgages and debenture stock to be raised under the authority of the act of 1960 should, in the first instance, be offered to the share. holders, and if nut accepted within • week, the directors should be at liberty to deal with them as they might think best for the interests of the company. The mutilation wee seconded by Mr. NOTVAN and carried. The CHAIRMAN then moved a resolution authorising the directors to borrow any sum or sums not exceeding 160i,0001., which was also carried. A third resolution, consolidating the shares into stock, was affirmed ; as was a fourth, prohibiting • trader of stock fur fractional puts of IL The CHAIRMAN then proposed • resolution, thank ing Mr. It. Homed! Notm.in, who bad retired from the office of manager and secretary, eulogising his conduct, and healing witness to the itICC,I4 of his efforts in establish * theconipsay and bringing It to its present positive. The resolution having been carried, Mr. NOTXII.II, la acknowledging the compliment, cameral the compaay was prognarlag most favourably ; that the works were going on well, and be should, indeed, be disap poieted if the first section of the line were not ragis the coons of the ensuing summer. He added e cost would he lees than that of any other Indian railway, and availed himself of the opportunity to bear testi mony to the valuable assistance the company had received from the Wee governmeet and the government liegineer. Other lines had oonsplaieed of difficulties being interposed ; this company bad experieneed sone, nor bed say applica tion been made by them to the goverameet wide& bed nut been coartemely and liherally mat. A rote of t h aaks to the dramas ocuicluded the business. SHADE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Croon. The railway share market to-day, though in active, is firm. Several of the leach/wino:dm present an advance of to per cont. London and North Western stock is quoted 101 f to 102} ; Great Weston, 89i to 1 Midland, lief to 117 i; Caledonian, 91 to f ; South Eastern % 88 to g, heal I . L . wer ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 105 to an bein ties g , d flto f ; and Great Northern, 11 to 116}, Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady. Buenos Ayres Railway shares have again advanced. East Indian Railway stock is in demand. ORDINARY SHAMS AND 110110CIL BANK OP WPM NORTH AMERICA. (PHIS DAY). This afternoon the 24th yearly general meeting of shareholder, was hell at the company's Aka, Al t Helen's. , Flishoptgate.arset, Mr. Rosen CAW in the char. e following report was read he the secretary : "Kam the gamma meeting of the proprietors in Demur. her last, the imprimesseet IS bestrews is all the North Arteriosa which was thee waked, has pa dually and there is every appear sem of it. °ruthenium during the pre ant year. In this Improvement the bank must neceserily share, both in the Mean at profitable business, sad in reduced lability to lied debts, and although the Grit quarter of the yew le that in which there is least Activity is commercial again, your chowders oliserverithsa. to/Actium that the oat putts exceed those 01 the correepon(l. mg period of List year by upwards of 3,0001. This result is patty stteibutahle en • recent ridaxation in the usury laws is Camila. from which ao doubt, hoth the banks and the commereial community will equally derive adiratage. Thy new liraiwh at Victoria, Vencesers Wend. bed horn operant. of six mouths in operatics at the date to which the accounts now submitted retest!: aid your dirivtors deem its progress.., far sAtisfentory, much as the profits mallard within that period, exceeded the ordinary coat el the establehment ; and they trust, that as the population and bushier of the province 4 British Columliia increase, this branch wgi income • vilest& appeudage of the bank. Year directors have found it iuiv baba to make further proirision out .4 the Profit. .1 15:11. hi cover deficiencies which may occur in the reahantion of securities held thaAalbtful &U. of the preceding two years, in eoa ,isiatiace of which the net arolAhle pr o fit o f th e last year is nj „„,,,, to 01.119/. arl the dividends declared at Mid summer and Christmas last having amounts' to igkekr., en moues of 1,112/. se. 3(1. lies Is en made to the rest or msti- T i,ja p e t pride, which amounted to 123.a1ia1. 134. 11(1. MI list Deennbsr, 115 a. Trier director. have declared 01 half-yearly divideed. payable at sad after the sth July next, at the rate of six per coat per annum, free of boom, r en ; mail they have only, in conelusiee, to refer to the annexed sti• ~,r ay of anoint. thaw* the position of the hank at am elms at the Lit year." The report we mdeptol, and the proceedings termi n a ted with the anal vote a/ thanks to the chairmaa mad dirtelera Dr. Cullen hue addressed s long letter to the Chief Oir Dahlia n "tie dampen to which the faith of the poor catholic children le exposed," earl th e d eciment wan rend on Sunday last la all the ciare►s and chapela the d 10011•11. Edwards+, the bankrupt who abeeemled from Bir ene4h..m, hail beam taken into owed, at Stockholm. itriMirr ITNltzs, marrato ranow RAILifAIIL We_.___. Delhlii."lls:iiit;C:. DC 311110 t, 11174, Max a 4. MANS . . OW TADocktip.cgoa. r es 6ip7 ow' Isqui 80. tdosoloa De, Jabelptee Di. p. ext.Dstiorl Do. 14. do— C1edi.&4 1 4. 4 e, • eioor DdllooProttlaie: Do. • pee et. Da per et. Do. do. Do. do. Groot Didion Do. Now OR 15. of 1 4 ;1114 . 6 et OdWoot D. Dow K. 60. .37 ii - .4 - i - . Madras weer. el De. de. 1 potel Do. 4/ per el fttea. De. or nem _ .... Melb.Osep.es. elDeemla N. MmaewM & Cords do. UM de. Do. do. D up. 40. Do. de. Lind le tacit (LWOW) 1 1)0 4.0. 1 !L , a a • - 4 4 7: 75 1, Oi Ws 1 41s 101 Jrr is 5 In ft TT TI ii ii 7$ Jo : t: l e I I Ms St 13 In 100 1111 100 n ii Ili IS N o r 11l N s 1 • II 7 II 7 II V it 7 az ire: 96 # # 4 MUTE= ITTOCKL It 041X0413-40.024,a&Ju1p NO Nic 4p.4.1400.14100. 100 X. 4/o.44.Jaa.dJuly 100 /tad amts. Mix& do. 140 al 114044111 N. That. 4 p. et Ws BRITISH xnris. 0a... (P Clifford Dor O. Lit Bo Craor;laili ) w* LW= (ffavlork.) Groarbior IL dab's. Omer Soft TAr 3Li GAM Alfred ) O. U 1 .Oar Oiffot<=6) Grannie Illsrad'aloot abeam Dows lady baths ILdneM,._Eay Weal) 71Is lie: ita.Tii-sosesTi I; - wI - C7o78 . 1:11;;;A . Provides*, (11. !aryl , * Coo nom. 8. are Ins (mope) . 8. Devon Imot & 4318 a. Waft (Lha.l S. W. hamar (Wawa) Stray Fart TazaarSlLlLaerlYs.C Vas ot 2 (Own.) Wadi/era ) . Crudlea Wig &Ka, Fl l . Wb. lltweet (=aj a :t. M ar ari (OsIstol) Kitty (Un. ULM: Moil Mary Ann Wrsrs ) aki tiawasy (Usk ) NOINIGN binna Aneraallan Den ed Draulins4. ( Limi a ) Do. SR J tlep Do. Linda rill Co. Cia.Con. Min. Co. Jam Cobra Copper Centeno Dan Mountain Connor Fortuna General Gt. Northern Cor Ka o nna da (Lim)f Amami& ) Linares OE: e i /utruns Pontgihead Port Phillip Scottish Avla. (Lira ) United Kuban Wort bin( (Lim.) Do. 11,009 10,080 11.009 10,000 98,000 11,000 moon moo 1 26,000 10,000 20 1),C00 2 ?LOOO 11 16,000 10,000 6 103,816 1 00,000 1 10,000 20 100,000 6 90,000 1 66174 20.2.11 10,00 1 "` 000 1 1 i Mu ? w Ma i ms i I I i JOINT 11100 Z No. IN. 1 BAWL,. 1 Pd. iCL prism I Wm 16 100 ANs ..d C. Ng. Bask 6O - - - V, 40 Aseteslide in - - 11, 16 Beak al = en 21} 21 - 1,, 100 Nook et - 16, 10 Beak el Turku 110, 60 Belilek N. America_ ._. - - 31300 20 Chart. Bask al India Australia. sad China - 10,000 16 Meted. Mere. of bons lon., and China all 96 31 -. 4 100 Clty SO. 100 Coloalal 40,0d610.11 Coin. of Canada 26,000 100 Coro. of London 2O 19 11 - !SAGO' 20 Eng. ficot&AusLasarSL all 11} 131 - 20,000 10 Cl. "Bank of Switairks4. an - - - 35.000 20 lon . Ch. Bank of Amid. all Of 1111 - 2 % I 000 60 London and County - - - 00,000 60 !London Joint Stook - - U 60,000 100 lon. and Westminster lO - - ill} 10,000 J 100 Nat. Prof. of lteglaied 4l - - - 23,000' 20 Do New 10,000 60 National Bank 25,000 00 New South Wales all - 60,t00 26 Oriental Bank Corpora ell - - 41} NON 20 Ottoman Bask 10,000 100 Provincial of Inlaid -- -. 4, Do. New - - - 16,000 15 South Australis 40, U Union ol A Lateens - - 00, NI Beton of London - 14 S. 111/ Way Midsal IN - - - 11111CMAN101711. nw idi 1 41 1 01196111111. IPdl OL geksee I MN wall IS Aselo•lisan 14 u - 10,000 26 Australian Agykel..... 19 sal 11} - NO 1000 Atlantic Tel. (d 14.).... all - - - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks_ ~. all 4 6 - .... '6O Brit. American Land .. 40 - - - 6,0001 60 Brit.& Irish Mag. Tel. Aon If 119 - 1,101, SO Do. B 7 per a t 111660 all 19 21 - 11,7211 SO Do. C - 6,016 104 Canada Lead aR 110 us - 0,000 10 Memel IslaiseleTel. (L) all 1 II - 160,000 St Cop. of Nag.alliseit en IS sr - I' 2 ooo 26 Do. .7} pm lest an 140 10 1,002916 Pt Tahoe ll4l 111 24 SST 10,610 St. . Prefereses 10 N 100 - 160,000 at. Dn. 6p. et. Pirep, Deb, 100 IN 106 - 700.000 N. Weide Telegreek - 7,199 26 Do. New - 70,000 6 log. and Aust. Cop. - en 11 11 - 96000 1.6 0110. Steam Nevigetioa 11) - - - SPA 1 t Nip Livnited ) el } f - 106, 1 Do. 17} per amt. 11. 3 LW.. Dlbbid Tel. (1,.) 2 11 1d& .- 14. 94 lamedos Dlecemal (24 1 1 7} dls - 10 000 4 Los. Oen. 00. Oa, di 11 1.) - 001 20 Madras Deis& & CNN 1 I} al pal 4 10 Mediterranean's:Pa an - - - IL 10 Mallet. Di_ Tel. (trial) aS 1 S .- SO. 21 National Dleossme Oe._ . 3 1 Of dla - 0,600 10 Noratuidelloalalres(l) 3 le 1 dle - 11,310 10 Netherland* Lad ~ an - - - 60,000 6 Do. Bp. a, Is. all die all } f - 1,724 100 N. Bonne.& N. Sod. Ld /1 141 15 - 196.176 1 N. Brit. Anstreledaa- all I 1 -- 50, 1 Oriental Oes - 60, 1 Do. "New insesse" Us } de id - 10,000 10 10 Do. OT/410. do. • 0116.) 4- - - C 94. - - - 400,000 fit Peel Buret Land& MPs 100 46 46 - 20,000 60 Poulin. end Odes. Noun all 77 79 - 20,000 60 Do. New - 40,000 20 led Sea & led. TeL * p. e. tordesi.byDr.4llev. 1 l e i s dig - 10,010 50 iihmeney Inn - 10,000 11 Du. New all 3 4 -. 1600,100 Royal Mall Mem - N Of 6* - 6000 , St. Scottish Aust. fumes. 100 170 - 14,2% 15 th Australian, lasi all $6 1 - 76,000 1 feshinazille Tel. kola 76,000 1 Do. do. ltagidered ell NON SO 4141.00.U10.010 ll - - - 10,000 100 Vas Insamide Lard- - 3 10 - Tho Ernperoe of the French has appointed Dr. Krsetser Rameserts psmanent epwial French Consul et Msnchester, being the first appointment of the kind in that city. It :um been mule hi consequence of the Emperor's desire to carry out the now treaty in concert with the mer chants there. The consul is the author of serend works on commercial subjects in France. A boulevard is to he constructed around Algiers, sad le to be called the Boulevard de Flmperatrice In reply to so address from the municipal authorities, the Empress writer that if some day the Emperor should realise his intention of visiting Algeria, end she should be permitted to toomnpany him, she hopes to have the pleasure of re. miring them on the boulevard Itself, sod thanking them on the spot. I li 101 --- lel WS /2 96 —. , - Pf i r i a r.. ' r SOW seder Old p.a. 9lt .... -. .... ... 1 1 ..1. .... I - 101} re NI 1! ... .r .•• MONET MARKET r... 73118 DAL Two teGuilne. The funds to-day are rather fiatta v and a seance tion of per °ant. has taken piste. The arrange ment of the monthly account in Consols forms the prisciOal business. The share markets are firm, though very inactive. At Paris this morning, Atesording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three' per Cent. Rentes opened at 70.15, but reloaded to 70.06, being about I per cent. worse than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 961 and for money, and 95 and for the present account. The present quotations are 96 to / for cask and to-morrow, and 95 1 fer the 10th of July. Tice official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 228, 2291 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 94, fl, 1, ; 'Neu Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 791 ; 30 Years' Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 17 5-16 ; India Stook, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1001, 1, ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 98, 971 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961; ditto 1859, 961. India Bonds, Be. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, 10s., lls. prem. Turkish stocks are fairly supported at yesterday's rise, the loan of 1854 being quoted 751 to /, and that of 1868, 581 to 591. The foreign stock market generally retains the firmer appearance lately notioed. Sales are re corded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 101 ; Mexican Three per Cents. for se., 211, 1; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 831 ; For tuguse Three per Cents., 1863, 45 ; Russian Fivo per Cents., 108 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 971, ; Spanish Three per Conte., 481 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 751, 1,1 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 591, 581; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are steady at 1/ to 11 prem. The resolution passed by the Committee of the Stock Exchange, suspending Messrs. Scrimgeour until March next, has been posted up in the Stock Exchange this morning, and is as follows : " Messrs. R. 8., J. 8., and C. J. Scrimgeour, having disregarded the caution contained in Rule 58 by transacting speculative business with Wm. George Pullinger when cashier to the Union Bank of London, without communicating with his employers, Resolved—That they be suspended until the 25th of March, 1861 ; their readmission, after that date, to be decided upon by the commit tee for the time being." _ Fotrz o'CLocx. Consols are quoted about the same as at 2 o'clock, viz., at 95, "buyers," for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 95. for the 10th of July. 3,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Asia, from New York, has brought 24,0001., nearly the whole of which has been bought for exportation. The Calcutta, Bombay, and China mails, rid Marseilles, will be distributed in London to-morrow morning. The private telegrams received in advance of the coming China mail reportwar as " inevitable." The export of tea is stated at 75,000,000 lbs., and that of silk at 60,000 bales. The exchange at Shanghai is quoted 6e. Bd. (being about per cent, worse for this country); and at Hong-Kong, 4a. 90., showing little alteration. The market for imports was without change. The stocks of exports were small and the transactions limited. The prices of silk were falling. The date from Hong Kong is April 25. The exchange at Bombay comes quoted by tele graph 2s. 0/d. being apparently slightly more favourable for England. Amongst the preparations for the war in China we notice that the Admiralty invite tenders on the 12th inst., for the supply of 20,000 tons of South Wales coal, deliverable at Hong Kong. The steamer Emeu had not reached Suez from Australia up to the 29th ult., being four days beyond the contract time. This vessel has gene rally performed her voyages with great regu larity. The steamer Jeddo, with the English mail for Australia of April, put into Bombay on the 13th of May, owing to damage to her screw. Her mail and passengers were transferred to the Ottawa, which would leave on the 14th for Australia. At St. Petersburg the exchange has risen to Mid. The prioe of tallow was firm, at 47} to 48 rw, for delivery in August. At the meeting of the Stock Exchange Com mittee yesterday the resolution for the suspension of Messrs. Scrimgeour was formally confirmed. The report giving the result of the committee's inquiry into Pullinger's transactions in the Stock Exchange is expected to be issued to-morrow or on Wed nesday. The shareholders in the Pernambuco Railway Company will leant with satisfaction that advioes have been received by the present mail that the government has granted an extension of two years' time for the construction of the line. This con cession will be gratifying to all interested in the railways and progress of Brazil, as it affords a fresh proof of the disposition of the government to deal in a wise and liberal spirit with the persons who embark capital in that country. The letters of apology addressed by the directors of the Thames and - Mersey Marine Insurance Company to those subscribers to whom no allot ment can be made are now in course of issue, and are very numerous. Amongst the private indi viduals (as distinguished from commercial firms) whom the directors have found themselves obliged to disappoint completely are many of the highest respectability. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received this day, shows an increase of 2491. sterling. The adjourned meeting of the holders of Spanish Certificates, fixed for the 7th inst., has been post poned until further notice. The wheat market yesterday was firm, and in some instances prices wore a trifle higher than on Monday last. With reference to the tallow market a correspon dent requests insertion for the following : The market continues firm, with more demand both on spot and for delivery. The lateness of the season and the high prices of cattle and sheep have esused a large &W ian tion n the weekly produce of English tallow, cud a runes pen hog improvement in the demand for Y. C. tallow for present use. It is now quite evident that the trade through out the country hold no stocks ; and the supply of English tallow must be below an average all the year, in conse quence of the extensive mortality which has warred is the flocks and herds during the last three months. An unu sually large consumption of foreign tallow in the ensuing season is therefore inevitable MONDAY ETNEINO Consols, which closed on Saturday at 95, ' " sellers," for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 95, and closed at 951 to 1. For money the last price was likewise 951 to 1, and for the 10th of July, 96 716 to 9-16. The " oontinuation " was 6-16 per cent., the dealers beis ; " takers in" of stock at that fraction. The racial business report L as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96, 1, 944, 951, 95, e ; ditto fee acoount (June 6 ), 96, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, lot • New Three per Cents., 931, t, 1, t, 1, tßank 'Stock, 2281, 229 ; India Stook, 2211, 0.4 ;. Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1061, ; ve per Cent. enfaced " rupee paper, 98 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 1021, jj ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961 ; !MIA Bonds, 48. dis. The Indian rupee paper was steady. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869 was quoted 1061 to 1, mad Exchequer Bills 7s. to 10a. pr=„ The transfer books for India Stook will be shut on Thursday, and those for Consols, New Three and-a-Half per Cents., New Two-and-a-Half per Cents, New Five per Cents., Annuities (January, 1880), and India Five per Cent. Stock, on Friday. ~L - AAILWAYS. Bliekbeis Waimea Tyne Boalsa,lireKa AL° !Wield moil Sidi& . . 0 - fa b .. -. - *** Do Do, A • way. 'MUM Do. 11 bpsidtelL DWI& rd Joe. Joe Dus4.4 l :Alrils. 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I 1 i ii i SR 11 as. 11 IR 11 as. 11 Or I a 'Liii .~ lii ec IP et 11 ot. 84. 10 _ a; } I I el 621 n} *soul ) 1 2147.14 .1.J 172 I ) 12.13.9 /2. 7$ . .1.16. o. ma. 1f ist.. 120_xdi Wl_ II; 114 44 . {Bl 2 . 1 5 6. it 4 13 4 42 di& 44 I} 1} tas . *6 id 3 1 - 4 - le i lit / 21 :1 . 6 141 4 1 ". WO Ili 90 100 01 22 14 16 22 14 26 Id li 1 50i 50 II id iha.Tf&l 1 11 1 Islas. I- 1.1 lei ni 42 46 11 12 I IP 4. pm a , R e p 4. 1 4 r I 1 A A Th# forwign TitoelC market wu ggner . The prin cipal movement wee in Turkish eta, which were in active demand, and rose 11 to lf per cent. The closing prises weft the highest of &e lm., being 751. to 3 for the. Loan of 1664, and 581 to 69 for that of 1868. Russian Three per Ceete. •bsve adieu:id to 64 to ; the Five per Cents. were dealt in at the unproved prioe of 1081. Mexican Bonds were quo t e d 211 to 1. The shares of the Union Bank of London remain Oat. Those of the Bank of London were quoted rather better. A fall took place in Mediterranean Ratanaion Telegraph. Peninsular and Oriental Stamm new shares were likewise cheaper. London Dock stook was marked 661 and 66. Red Sea Telegraph'shares rose in the afternoon to 1 dis. The quotations for the shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 2 to 2* pram . ; Thames and Me r sey Marine, lf to 1# prem. ; Universal Marine laminae% Ito prem. ; London sad Provincial Marine, #to dia. ; London and South African Bank, #to db. City of London Brews ry Preference, par tot prem. ; and Bank of Turkey, l to 1# dia. The announcement that the departure of the Great Eastern from Southampton has been deferred until the 23rd inst. has not had any ill effect upon the prioe of the shares, which were quoted to-day lls. to lls. 6d. _ _ The new Canada Five per Cent. bonds were in demand to-day, and improved to 104 to 1021. 'Victoria government bonds were likewise inquired for. The United States Five per Cent. bonds of 1868 were dealt in at 9811. MINES.-7HIS DAY. Two o'Cioow. A fair amount of business is still going forward in the market for British mining stooks. Stray Park shares are quoted 50 to b 1; East Caradon, 8 to 8# ; Lady Bertha, 2I to 21; Fah? of Towey, 10s. ed. to 11s. 6d. ; South Condurrow, 265. to 28s. • and B.osewarne 50 to 59. A number of tran s actions will be found re corded in the Stock Exchange official hat. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain without alteration. ../lil;ol76ond;;Wir Mine meeting yesterday, a call d2a. per sham was made. The Vale of TowyMins sold yesterday four parcels of lead ore, computed at 50 teas, which realised 6281. 28. 6d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) BBmBH AND Dim muoliwne TELEGELPH.) (room oos ow! COREESPONDINT.) Grain mariet, fair attendance. Wheat in good request, at ld advance. Flour Arm. Bras about 6d. dower. Indian oora 3d. amps& Oats, barley, and oatmeal in retail inquiry at unabanged quotations. MINCING-LAITE.—(THIS DAY.) BcoAL—The large public slag, which will sot be over till • late hour, are progressing heavily, and prices are sureely supported. Relined unaltered. isle3=The quantity offered of this article in public large, and is going off without spirit. TZA.—This market is very firm, and a limited business dos at full prices. Ittcs.—There has been a good inquiry for this article and last week's prices ace fully sustained. PURIM sold at 3jd. Saurrrna.—This article has become dull of dale. COTTON.-300 bales sold at previous rats. Itcu. —The market is inactive. Our markers generally have • quiet appearance to-day. TALLOW MARIEIT.—{THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the prices current at the close yesterday, viz. :—Town 51a., nett cash ; Petersburg on the spot, 52i. to 5.91. 3d. ; June, his. 9d. ; July to Sept., 51s. 9d. ; Oct to Des, 51s. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yawn. Davis and Co. report n moderate ripply; trade brisk at advanced prime. Prime meadow bay, 75e. to 84s. ; superior ditto, 90e. to 965. ; inferior do., 60.. to 70a. ; rower, 50s. to 708. ; clover, old, 955. to 115 e. ; second cut, 811. to Ma 6eL ; straw, Ms. to 325. TALLOW.—There was no new feature of importance in the tallow market last week ; the demand continues large for the time of year, in oonseqaeace of the reduced home make. There wee a good business doing by the trade from day to day for future deliverise, from Aug us t to De ember, for which 59e. was freely paid. From St. Peters. burt t he market is quoted firm, at 474 to 48 es . for Anet. Sec had advanced to 35/d. The market closed Spot .C., 52a. to 525. 3d. ; all June, 51a. 9d. ; July to September, 525. ; October to December, 51s. 9d. ; separate months, August to December, 5'L. : South American, 52a. to 53a. fine, in - pipes ; Odessa sheep, 535. ; beef, 60s. 6d. ; very little of either kind here. Town tallow was sold on 'Chains at 51e. 6d., net cash ; the stook is 5me.11.4 Palm oil, 465. 104., fine Lagos ; cocoa nut oil, Cochin. 45a to 415 a. 10d. ; Ceylon, 435. 6d. ;dney, 41s. to 43e. ; Palm nut oil, 335. to 3 35. 6d. ; r ough fat, 2a. 01.—(Prom the circular of Mears. Smith Charles, dated Monday evening.) COTTON.—Lrvaaroot, Jura 4.—Thole is no dosage in our market to-day, which is quiet, with a moderate busi ness at previous prices. The sales are T,OOO bales, inclurßen 160Amorioan, at 4/d. to ; 700 Surat, at 2td. to Md. : 100 F4D ptian, at Bld. to 81d. • 20 Bahia, at 71d. 30 Maranham, at fqd. ; of which I,ace are for speculation export. TMs week's import is 11,647 bales. CATTLE.—uvagrooi, Jun 4.—The supply of stock was much Urger than on last Monday. The demand very good, at full prime for beasts and ep slow, and although lower than last Monday, were s till very dear. ST. PA.NORAII AND NORTH MIDDLESEX Rwi.g CORNL—AP • meeting held at the Vestry Hall yesterday evening, Captain Rosa is the chair, it was proposed that an anudgnmation should take place with the other district oar, viz., the 20th Middlesex. The chief bases of the onion contended for were the appointment of a new council to be selected from the two corps in proportion to the number of enrolled members of Mal, the continuance of the officers of the St. Pancras corps in their present position, the adoption of the name " The North Middlesex' as the local title, and the selection of head-quarters independent alike of Easton-station and the Vestry-hall. The pr-ceed big', which were of • rather stormy character, resulted rn the adoption, by a very large majority, of an amendment to the effect that the corps should maintain its separate ex istence and organisation, a very strong feeling being mani fested against amalgamation. Tarerrg MONDAY.—Yeeterday morning the an nual election of the master, deputy-master, and wardens of that ancient corporation, the Trinity House, took place in their court room, Tower-hill. The elder brethren assem bled at twelve o'clock, when his Royal Highness the Prince Consort was re-elected master for the eighth time, Rear-Admiral R. Gordon was chosen as deputy-mster, and the executive committees appointed. The election mut formerly held at the Trinity Almshouses, Deptford, whither the elder brethren and the official establishment used to go procession by water, but since his Itoyal Highness Albert has been master the ceremonial has been conducted at the Trinity House. After the election the brethren proceeded to hear divine service at St. Glare's, Hart-street, when the Rev. Charles Kingsley, Professor of Modern History at Cambridge, preached an effective and sermon. the cere m ony Thean c , f sw ea ring ual diar i w n illhetake place master, and last evening the MI 'cid establishinent celebrated the anni versary at the Star and Cinder, iholunond. THE GARIBALDI FOND.— A correspondent at Glasgow writes :—"The committee forwarded, on Wed nesday, the handsome sum of M.—being the second re mittance from °hwy._ This s um comprises remittances from Lanark, Ayr, Duro, and other towns, also the Int instalment of ' the Volunteer Shilling Subacription for Garibaldi,' per Ensign Mactear, of the Southern Corm ; and 851. from the Working Men's Committee, per 4rr treasurer, Mr. James Smith, Ben., which includes 20/. from Dunfermline, collected by Mr. Thomas N. Brown, and also the preveeds of the concert on Saturday evening. The committee intend 'emitting every Wednesday, and as several handsome aubsiniption• have been seat in to the treasurer, including 251. from Sir Andrew Ow, it ia seen that Glasgow in this, as in the Patriotic tend, the volun teer movement, and other good causes, has coma nobly forward. and occupies • proud pee-eminence over even Lou. don itself." The Nord publishes a letter which a rebpectable family at Orleaue hureceivedfrom Palermo, con fi rming pre vious accounts of the barbarity with which the inhabitants were treated by the revel troops. The writer states that on May 22, Gamed Latins went round the environs of the city with • troop dish/dry and another of cavalry, sacked 26 houses belonging to persons supposed to favour the in firmities, sad set Sr. to • number of others. Three ameba were aim raked by them. "An English lady the wife of a Seder who is a functionary of the Neapolitan goverment, on going to their country-I.ueu a few days ago, found the gates tore down and the house plundered. Three Neapolitan soldiers were currying off the hot remains ; cue of them had two caahmere sh awls . of hers wade his arm." The writer gives an amusing swe des. Altman engsgement at Calarecibetta, in which the king's soldiers were completely beaten and lost their the rergers found on the field • dispatch of G en e L e a' s to the rovernment,s oomplaining that the won were too heavy, and that the mules could not draw them. 'Tim , insurgents forwarded the despatch with • poeteript elating that the cannon stilted rem exactly, and that try 'newt to make good use of them. I 1 1 :It •tI 1061 6 II 115 j 1011 n at un Of w` ai l l U , ' 1001 N U' _ 4 - LI% _ Tit 100 1 • 0 100 110 1-1. la? lea 100 100 St use i* 1001 1 .... 121