The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. in Boom at Westminster.—(Befure Lord (lief Jnatiee Cockburn, mad Justices Wighteme, Crompton, and Slack Mint) eestemoi tor Tile COVItt. several conneel Metnicted in came in the new trial paper, n. 41.. mg pre,td when them *Ma were celled on (his morning. is coneutuesin of having to attend the nisi pries sittium, is the City, The Lon.l Chief Jistire alluded to the great Moiety- Men., to coarse', se well as the hindrance to the business the court, by having nisi twine sinkers at Guiklhall slung term ; and sail it ma the intentioe el the court consult with the oklirr ju.lioa, with a view to milkiog some as usugernrat In which these sittings 'night be glispeiwarl astir. lle addol that it might Lr pot•obie to add 84 slay or two to the animas) period is. whi.ll the ..tt.ng .titer term at am., ;wawa ia the env were hmite.L Ir. IknJl expressed hie thaake on the part of the bar f..r the ukwernktion of the tAist Joatke. aal said if the ar. renegotiateet iodioated by has amid he cannel out it would be • great smemeeesni to the public, awl Advantage to motors. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSE& (edar* lie Jai Juake Wiyetmu, mi Justin Williams.) _ _ . WIN. 3 wino, PALATET C tu.ro TAY --MENTP:NCL Ithis meta th•allemitieen in which were of a peculiarly revoltisg chamber, an important insist had bees mi.."' by the n•spowlest is &twiner to the husband's petition, namely, whether • connexion put mimeos to altla.l the ;write. that • wakewpwed marriage by one with A relate* of the other within the livololoited decree. would be null? sir C. Creetwell wel that if the Law were no as was 4.011• tweled Lv lb. postmen acs nuarT6,,, , , would len ....um frau impeachment a ist..te this's,. than which it was Family pwaible tonisaginc Any more fatal to the peace 41.1 IlLtypsorws families.. Still if the law were wit vesild he the duty of the court to pronounce in *cord .., with it, whatever the cometpicnoet fought be. Very hpl.• was sail a the law looks on the sulsjeet of marriage 1.4„e.• the reign of henry VIII. Hy the kw of k is; Filwant however, it was provided that imam alisoli marry within, the prohileted Iig . CTIK`S. Tlw law. of Wag Ethelred coataia t el • similar prohibition, " Never Fat • Clinntion isms marry within , IN persons et his owls Ma" The laws of Knots-Oil. "We ita.troict...ol in kerseensm seme marl that nor/wittiest min marry within six parses af his own kis, or the relict of hi. kin wo.nn, or of his wife a Ithessamt, or his godmother, or a hallowed man, or one diseased." la thew law. nothing wa. sod of affinity being estabbebml with out m.it riniony. It was taw that thecae...nista bold a aliment d. trine, at might be read in Paschen. In Dike ars Littleton • cam wan nerntioneil of a divorce In the mega of Edward 1., on account of me ants-anplisil betimes the husband and the daughter h eft wife ; hut Lord Coke observed that many divorces were reformat when Littleton wrote which were not in hie (Lord c.a....) time. The whole argument really tamed as the et...tontine of the statute of the 24 Henry V lit, asp. 7, is etiwb, after treating of the Kin;;'. marriage, it sus carted that ante. nuptial i•eontinelice should be heidthefinth ailisy between the relatives of the parties. The iseinsed Judge then proceeded to examine at seam length the various statutes relating to the royal auelamitni sad t" matrimony in general which were petted is the reign. of Ileum VIII., awl of hit three children. The condi'. Saes at which his loribihip ultimately arrived was that the act ..f the *_Yntli .4 I fetiry VIII. wan repeeled, sod Intel sot hoes revived. lie was further of spline° that the ethY.tment of the :Val of the tame King, cap. MI, wan M (twee, awl that it gave the true rile by which the court must he geisha, namely, that the marriage of all ',crams% whale asioe was sot prohibited by Gal's law should nut trouble{ or impeached. He was of opinion that the proltibitioes in the lath chapter of Leviticus is. volved marriage so a accessary element in the establishment of afilnity ; rier did be And any trace of the nostrary having ever bees the law in this country, incept the solitary cam in the time s 4 Edward I. referred to by Littleton. It menisel impossible to doubt that if the enactmest relied es he the petitioner were still in force, many suits of nullity mutt have bees br o u g ht o p us it, wlwreaa none such had Leen .allured. Even if the questio• were doubtful the (tort would sot think of matting for the first time upon • satiate paned shoat three centuries ago such ea isterpretation as would impeach many marriages, would render queetionahlo the status of many persons who hail always imagined themselves. lawfully married, and would bastardim their ierue when the enittence of the antemuptial beentinewce bight have Imes wholly unknown by the loon seat party at the time of the marriage. The demurrer ageism the petitioner mutt therefore he allowed. The other judges concurrent lir. *Make said that the wife had in the flirt instance petitioned for • divans, and the husband bad replied in the mate term. as those is which behind subsequently petitioned Cs • declaration of sulhty. To that answer the wife had Jr, demsmsl. The Court AM.I that the demurrer ageiest the husbead'e newer emit also be allowed. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Won Mr. Coramiasiassr(loalbara.) al at - CAP! or A micron _ _ tblf TH2 IHPTAL IHITTIMH 2.0 , 11 t. Mr. Peetbey appeared in support of a petition which bad here presented by Loran de lt olf Cochran, l a t e one o f th e directors of the Royal British Hank, who had been made haakrupt at the time of the failure of that concern. but who, Wag abroad at the time and ever shim bad not mar maimed to bin bankruptcy. He now salted for leave to earranler, with • view to supersede the bankruptcy. Mr. lankleter. representing the imamate of the Royal Britiah Bank, who are also the am i gnees na d ir C oe h r i a ' s Mate, Mated that Mr. Coebrais frienda had crone forward le mist him with a considerable amount, which the oalleiel mignee and the nscial man ke r i o r f:e Royal British Beak were wilbeg to a-rept in d' of his debt to them. There were so other creditors. only debt proved weal that of the Royal British Hank. Mr. Parlay—They are all ameenting Mr. Liaklater—Mr. Cochran has presented • petition praying to be allowed to surrender, and to Obi we coexist, with • view to the bankruptcy being snaulled. Th. Commiseiouer —The surrender is the drat step. At remit. if he has not surrendered, he is au outlaw, and bee committed a Nosy. I.lllDhiff —WO eva siv e t o th e surren d er b e i ng ac• aid aho to the b a nk ru pt c y being . u p ended.er t k Cantmilioner —Th a t is rather a short star. AU Mr. =er partias here c o n sen t. The Yes ; they may consent to coin. reel a felony. Mr. Linklater--Tre shall ant be parties to that, for be maid Mt emmait the games of (dewy unties his absence veve wad, and be was mode lankrapt while he was in • the Commimioser Hot them send be some exerts* ham* the mart to show eh, he did net semondor. That is the ' inn miegtion— what What ? I the hankrnptcy me leer ream ago. deader say far sot samindenag all slut time Lisklater - When once Um day for amender had Weed, he thought tbe offence was mennsitted. The upt emszeissiosser —Whale did he firm show that he was hatr ! N,. Vosehro- He states is he petition that at the time el elpshadine of haskropter 'mind him he waa amble to seneedw himself, sad has hitherto Men usably to enema- nal himmlf. twigs to hie brisg at that time acid cow tiseromly rises shiest in Persica parts. The Commiseisser -I &sit apprehend that a general digestion that a man was needs Is sowrenelor bemuse he kid lows abroad far roar or eve ream, is miffleient The diked should go es to Mate his entire ignorance of the tut nl the adjudication. Otherwise, if he knew it, it was be detv, es woos ea the fact new to his linoa lialge, to have maned ingsiediamly end earrenderui. IsMr. ristabey ledgm - I us amble to mate when it did corns to lisow The Cammiegimer —lt i• important that this should be avertsingd • became we have • great roan come now of docendeng abides, mid they mot ling he allowed to sup. Pme that they ea grarresder at discretion, Tide as a matter sl emme. Yr. Passim -This man is ant as absconding debtor, It le • esr7 pmedior rase. He was premed as a director of t o tal Ncitlh flask, and he wail ablest who this very ye step was takes agaimet him. Consminineer—with regard to the annulling of Us* bmilimpter, the maerst of the creditors will it, 6 het Or easiest d , volitnes will not purge the offerors of see vememter. Where is lir. Glebes.? T. he in court ? lb towhee—R. h dill yya a the kingdom. The Ceneasosieser—Then he swot earreoler. He to war asking seminally to he allessed to surrerwier vibes he a set a pelage loofa so. lam opiate clear that we me nd mod the hesitruplev until be liss suermiderel. Usiderme—llid if your Hamm Owe* Penniaria• la de NI be will come bore and surrender. Puy ! . tembey—Wilyser Reemer pant him kayo to op. The flouriadagionerr-1 meld set give him leave t'? aPrmr• I seell only give leave to ender. I cased deed with Ss matter trsday. Let the petition stand over WI i.e the affklavit be sayaba, by eta , isy when he first that b e err adjudicated hagkrupt aid that he did Id elm edema to send sorrendetiog bat from other newelsisma I will I. eyerythieg I can, except make a pre tadesi which I Ukiah a wens TEI POLON UOURTS. alga DAY.) CLERKENWELL. W %wog onassie wino voit,rect. Tye dirty.binkies yosititotes, who gave the baron of awl A ale Ceases, win have several tine' t arsi at this roort oe charges of (okay, were chanted •1;, tealing a valuable silver watch, oadsr the following nr flim•lase es : l ' . lioveoastabls Taylor. Mt S. said he saw the prisoner. "., *.ne tea p.wohoskers' shop , . ; sad, having fogad tint LLe , LA offered • watch fur pledge or wale, be followed them, and haring ..etll as. prisoner !WS something to the other, he took them into custody, and the watch being found on ..se of these, they mid that they had been asked to luau it by some one whose name and address they did not know, but whom they had to meet at a public-house in the us ighbourhood. He had since ascertained that the watch had been stolen Irons a man in • public. home. It appeared that the man was assaulted and the watch stolen, and wheu he went out to look for a police man, the prisoners, who had committed the robbery, wade their escape. .llthough inquiries have hem' made the owner of the w.itch could nut be found, and a remand wan asked for to tumble the police to make further ippon,. The prisouers said that they were sot aware that the watch had been stolen, or they would have had nothing whatever to do with it. As they were itatocout they bulled they ahoulel be lila:barged. The magistrAt, mid he should remand the pri.on..o. until Friday seat, sad in the meantime the owner of the watch perhaps unght be found. LAMBETH. DPI 11AUDING A RAILWAY cour.tn. _... -...-..- —...-.. ...- -.. Jowl.* flood, wh o d escr ib e d himself as a journeyman Lukas' , was charged before the Flue. I.:. C. Natoli, with attempting to defraud the South Western Railway Corn. . piny out of 11.., by riding is one oPtheir carriages by anon ' from Southampton to the Waterloo station. William Heeds, a ticket collector at the Waterloo statism, said that on the night before the prisoner. who was a pas wager by the Southampton excursioa train, banded him the ticket be then produced, and perceiviug that it was one that had been isoorl from the Farnborough station toSouth• amptim and 1.1., he :paced hint how he came by it. He replied that he hot pureLased it from a stranger outside the !Southampton ststion for two shillings, and he took bun before the station •nuister. Mr. Ile °a who attended to watch the case, said that some time ag.. the tom i Rtilv tonal it necessary. from the fre.luency of offence. such as the present, to bring a number of the offenders before tne magistrates at Sonthamptoc, who im i posed conviction., and this for some time put a stop to the prolice, but he (Mr. Kent) was sorry to say that the practice had heroine again so prevalent that the officer. of the company felt it necessary once more to proceed against the offender*. Mr. Norton --I find printed on the ticket a caution, that " any person re-purchasing this ticket will be momenta]." Mr. Hent-Yee, your worship, that was done on your own waggestiem when a case similar cane to the present had been weft biers you. Mr. Neat..-And I think it very proper, for no person lasi auk reed ems plead ignorance of committing an offence sod kis limbility to punishment. I find the penalty is 4th. or loprisounboat. What have you to say to this charge, prisoner Priormer- All I ran my, sir, is that I bought the ticket of a toss war the station at Southampton, and I did not know I did arty bum. 1 Mr. Nortas-Can you rood? Prisarror-No, sir. Mr. Nurbou-Wbere doyoa come from ! Prisorde-From ire, sir. Mr. Misst-We have bad& number of cases like the present by prone coming from Exeter, and they have pleaded such lipinesnee that they have been let off. Mr. Norton observed that it was memory to pet a stop le rook practices, sad onlertsl the prisoner to lay l Is.. the ammo{ of the fare from Southampton, or be imprisoned for Ihvi days. THE IPLINTSMIRS ELECTION. We (risme) are requested to publi,di the follow ing letter from the unmocamful candidate to the Chan cellor of the F.:chequer : " 5, Carlton.ternice, June 1. "Sir, —You have been pleased to distinguish my address to the elector* Pliatshire by tasking mention of it in your place is parliament. You my th a t ' the mode of state. meat adopted in it wan suggested from head-quarters, and that in the most authentic manger, as if I had undergone a regular training through a onurse of the debates, I ran through the old points of the surplus, the state of the nationl finances, and the comforts of the labouring classes.' "This may ho censure, or it may be praise. I prefer to take it in the latter seem. sod thank you for it. "' We have had an election within the last few days,' you observed on the occasion I refer to. I might have had the honour of meeting you, for I am told you were on the ground in the double character of minister and partisan— noise betti, peerheepe, ef peseiue et adpator. • It is not long milieu we met on the same ground as allies, when you were the poignant advereary—impoier, traeuto• doss. isecorefahr. neer -of therms groat statesman whose ranks you now adorn ; and when you recommended the policy you thee supported by the tempting offer, the into. tamable benefit—of a rheap cup of tea. " But yr nal am meta: . bed I met you on the late occasioe, I !Mould hard') have known you again. The times are if. with sudden and portentous changes. I cc. koowledge yen a/espial to them. Permit me to admire the venatility of your genius, though I cannot do it justice. It is as hard to describe Proteua as to bind him. " I bare the honour to subsenhe myself, sr. your obe• dieot *errant, " H. H. Huamen, of Itiamel. " The /tight Hon. W. 8 Glailatoraa, 1.P." MID•BUS4LI AID MIDHUM? RAILWAY. (2711.1 DAY.) At a special meeting of the proprietors, held at 1 o'clock, at the company , offices, 41, Parliament-street, Mr. CARY is the chair, a resolution was pommel, authorising the directors to borrow the sum of 20,0001. on mortgage. Prior to the passing of the resolution the Chairman stated that the whole of the share capital bad beenexpended on the worka. MR. COBDEN AND AU CONWITITTNTS. —OD BA larday morning, Aldermau Stewart, of Rochdale, received a Utter from Mr. Cobden, who briefly states that after Thursday next, when the freedom of the city of London will be presented to him, be will be ready to meet his con stituents on any day they may fix. The Rochdale Reform Association ■re to meet to•night to consider what day it will be desirable to 11: for the meeting. Ashton-under-Lyne wax the scene of considerabl e sznitsseest oe Saturday, in consequence of the sinking of a settee mill in one of the principal thoroughfares. The workmen had been removing the boiler in the mill, and, as it Is dated, they dug about a yard below the foundation of the building. The edifice shrunk at once, and it is now in wash a deassrous condition that no one dares enter it. Lord Adolphus Vane Tempest, M.P., has re -40.1 th e olflce of major Commandant of the Suoderland Rifle Volunteers. Hie lordship says that the state of his health will sot permit him to take as active pert in the managemeat of the regiment, aid he therefore teoders his resignation of the high offloe he held. The volunteers have unaoimou.ly expressed their dew for the retention of the name of Lord Adolphus in the capacity of major to the regiment. The Utah oorrempontlent of the Nr ir York Herold, writing from Salt Lake under data of April" Wes that the fall of Fort Sumter and the 110014600 of Virginia had created intense interest nmoog the "Saints." The news was media the tabernacle by Brigham Young, and the disciples were asked to believe that this was merely tie prediction of J.. Smith about the breaking up of the Americas Value. THE DIARIST or raltSllll..—The Rey. Charles Ellecott (Raises. Preiesner of Divinity at the University of Cambridge, end Prelim, of Divisity in King's College, Lemke) has Mee appointed Der of Exeter. ROYAL ITALIAN Ol' A, COVINT-OARDIfS.—The Qesee's box was occupied an Liaturilay evening by Lord sad Lady Arthur Hay and Lady Julia Hay, ad lir. Renal Om. lore% M. I'. Amours the faabiosable eouipmey pelmet were —has' Euellesev the Reiman ambassador and Use &roams Brensow, the Beeber of litoutruse, the Countess of Jersey, the Eorl of Durham, the Earl of Sandwich, the Earl e nd Counter of Cardigan, the EArl of Coventry, the Earl and Countess of /Linguae. the Earl and Cowden of Beene% the Earl of Dudley, the Counter Cowley, the Counties of Yarborough, the Earl of Gi ff ord, the Earl of Tankerville, the Earl of Wilton and the ladies Grey and Visconstem Grey de Wilton, Lord Howard, Lord and Lady Ernest Drees, he., fut. INDIAN FAMINS RILIII? FUND.—The Indian Relief road Committee met on Saturday, and it was resolved to remit 3,00 W. to Sir C. Clerk by the mail which leaven this day. It was also reported that the total moonlit re ceived wan 100,1111., of which 3,354/. have been received during the put week. FMB AT PultraMOL - TH. —A fire broke out last vetoing is the valve and fitthge building at the gasworks at Laedpurt, which at first threatened to he serious. By the prenept arrival, however, of the Are-envies, with detach. mesh of Polio., the 11th Regiment, and a large number of Names, it wee fortunately su before extending beyond thehudjinq whir , it broke oat. The result was that the fitting store in the upper dory of the budding was destroyed, but the lower boor, which contains the governor sail valve.., snooped, it is believed, serious injury. Tui I'NrOWDItt ExPLOsION AT WALIIIAM.— Seamus Woodbine, who was fearfully injured by the remit v=er explosion at the government nisanfactory, Abbey, aspired on Thursday &Berson& From the ire so hopes were entertained of his recovery, he being Iso frightfully Wised. The unfortunate man has left a widow (shortly expected to be umfined) and four young l abiklees to lament his loss, all of whom, however, will be provided for by government. Rale, Argent, and Burgess, the other three men injured by the exploaion, are progress ing favourably, though in greet pain. Colonel Aekwith and the other offieiele connected with the factory bestow ever/ attention on the poor sufferers. Chi Saturday afternoon an inquest waa held oa the body of Wocalham, whim evidence was taken to considerable length. The following verdict wan returned by the jary:—" We foil that the deceased met with his death from an explosion of gunpowder at Waltham Abbey, canoed by sot using the hide leathers Provided for their use in removing the runners ; and the jury would recomensed that the foreman be instructed to., that the heathen are used by the men, and soy other pee cauticiaary measure be adopted that the authorities may deem ft." EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE $, 186 L UOCIU No. M. i Duou. wok et: 154000' IL 4 9. et. PreL, MIL OaCal es. Dm and West India MINX IX Loodon 1.09 0 . 000 1 St. St. Katharine 000,465 1 04. 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N. 6 p - 12,K0 10 it Ag. of Australia N sill Da. da INN de. 6 - (Limited) Phil INN& 1 3 Ipm - it. 1111 60.000 IA Lie.Co.U.Cienada li - - 20 u De. !VA - ISJO all Do. - - - 10. KO 100 Vim titerre Land.... 111# 5 10 - SR 100 DalaLKlrlels. Sp.& 1 Waited. llerite 1 1 o °l _ 101 W ILAILW•a sei:rrlrimmuzi WI le = • bolkurasel 911 00 11 16616416.1•6=6.6.1 6 all 1•126 m 1, 111 a Brim 61 Oniseseni.. • Omura Was • 3•0. ACCLIMATIKATION or ANIMAL..—Tbs first annual report of the Acclimatisation Society states that the efforts to acclimatise in Australia have been crowned with success. Animals have been imported into that country in sufficient quantity to establish their rase permanently, unless there should prove to be some inatiperalde difficulty in the way of such establishment—including the sheep, alpaca, Angola goat, camel, real deer, fallow deer, spotted axis, pea fowl, common pheasant, partridge, swan, carp, gold fish, thrush, blackbird, starling, linnet, goldfinch, Jule sparrow, squirrel, glow-worm. In • few years many of thaw animals and birds will become of great importance to Australia—the alpaca slows his already opened up a uow field of industry, which, in a few years, will most materially increase the actual wealth of the country. Tai RAT Prr.—At last Pincher is produced, and heeded over to his second in the l it. He is a very lean dog, with • great development of rib and jaw, calm and self-possessed, not in the least nervous or excited, but treat ing the whole affair as • matter of business. From the very arms of his mooed he looks down on the rats with an eye pmfeavioaal and critical, settling in his own mind what particular sewer they were bred in, making a rough estimate of their average size and condition, and corn-' raring them, considered as a lot, with the last batch he disposed of. On the sigual being given, Pincher is placed on the floor, and immediately plunges his snout iuto one of the heaps. For a few seconds there is a steady sound of snap, crunch, scrunch, snap, showing that he is doing good lev.iness ; after which he raises his hued for a moment for breath, and then, thinking he has done enough for the present in that quarter, trans fer his attention to the next heap. By this time the rats are fully alive to the facts of their position, and are running about with considerable liveliness, promoted in some degree by the attendant, who stirs them up with his foot.ri e l now I perceive in Pincher a want of generalehip which makes me very much inclined to back Time if I knew how to do it. Instead of steadily sticking to one heap, and finishing it off before he bceins on another, lie allows himself to be seduced into desultory dashes at loose and unattached rats, which sometimes lead him into a long chase, and entail GU him a considerable waste of time and breath. I am afraid the excellent dog haq never read Coleridge's useful little book on Method. Meanwhile, the clock, as Bon Geoltier says, " is ticking onwards ;" acid the tele of cats is far from complete. The Boor is strewn with the jerking bodies of the moribund, but the living still master pretty strong in the corners, and dodge between Pincher's legs with provoking activity. And now the excitement becomes perfectly savage. The hackers of Time, who were a little despondent at first, are in high feather as the minute-heed appmaches the fatal point ; while the supporters of Pincher bang the aides of the pit with the frantic energy of despair, and stimulate their champion with yells of "Hi, Pincher! ah, Pincher! yak, Pincher! hurraw, Pincher!" l'incher himself looks as if it had dawned upon him that he has overrated himself. Still be buckles to his work dngfully, and chops and snaps and scrunches with the persevering pluck of • ImM-ter rier met a Briton. But no, my Pincher, it is not to be done, on this occasion at least. The decisive word is uttered. The time is up. One more victory is added to the triumphs of that cairn old vanquisher of dogs and men ; one more laurel is twined round his bald brow. Time is the victor by nine rats ; and Pincher the vanquished leaves the pit a sadder sod • wiser dog. As Igo out I see him at the bar in converse. Hoe with a rough Scotch terrier. He is evidently tell ing him how after the eixty , fourth rat he knew be had no chance, and how he could kill his rat satisfactorily in that pit ; Met as Pneign Flukemore mys he never could play on that table at Brown's.—Fraser's Maya:iisc. I ;4 U. 111 II 'Dutch Mania k MI •Arkra at hearse al . all 'O4 Bala& gr. I. p. a all Gt. Central of Fume_ 011104. Lntmtur. Cond. lb all Malian J unction all Lake Constance & Bala all 'Liam and Turnhout all Miens and Gapers all !Warta Antonia all Nam&Liege t Ity the ell !De. 'p.m Pd 1 . Belagov. alt l w lerthien at France— 111 Do. New Shares .. , all erwegtan Trunk Pref . 11 .Ottoman Busy-ma/Min' all harts. Lyons. and !ladle all Pests and Orleans 7114 11 ' and . a Cr a m .d S. iunot=tr.7gp.Francisco, c. , 7 loyal Dash& , all Rapal Owedialt I O 1 Da I per eat A Ombra sad Minas . 001 Do. 61 per cent. Pref 1 4 illaarsulolint4.7perct 10 'Anal & Lorn• Venetian O 0 'Southern of France—. all ;Wert Flanders all De. 14 per seal ?real A Weita N. W. 61 Roar • Woolen a Austrla all Istbailis w...... 1 2 /4 fus gb l 22 156 ; 5. NAN IN 1101 II WOO II MN I* SIM 111 SON N INNS II 11 1 11 Si II MP IN le. IN A U IND ■, r 10).061 im M 6- S. iiii* 10,wi n • in 4 38} —p .; 7 II 16 t 7 as as 4 4 dl• 13 14 6 2,1 6 2 I 12 Ii 414 Ms 22 .2 20 21 ... n WM WM* "4011 %MO lIVI I IO NAN WO AM UN ei 81 Is 60 Of 18 19 id 63 li 01 419 IN Sei 111 SI 72 7 27 1$ id 14 14 .. .- 24 !Si N Bl it 44 440 t die 601 - OS 47 U. le ... it M 40 1 0 lee Si is 46 , 16 - 25 MONBY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cwct. The funds to-day are rather flatter. Consols have declined per cent. This stock is now dealt in ex the dividend, for money, but not so for the approaching settlement. Business is limited. The market for English railway stocks, after showing a tendency to improvement, is now flatter. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Ratites opened at 09fr. 42c., being fractionally lower than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 901, 1,1, and 1, ex div., for money, and 921, and 911, for the account. The present quotations are to 4ex div. for cash, and 911 to 92 cum div. for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows :—New Three per Cents., 90, a, 891, 901, ex div. ; India, Five per Cent. Stock, 994, 981, ex div. ; ditto for account, 1011, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 984 ; ditto Bonds, 15s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 7s. dis. ; ditte June, be. The foreign stock market is very quiet, but prices are steady. The Turkish loan of 1854 is quoted 714 to 72, and that of 1858, 561 to 1. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 50 (ex change 108.) Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 914 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92, 914 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1850, 62 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 711. The Owen Glendower has arrived from Mel bourne with 57,0001. in gold. The position of the Exchequer Bill market, in face of the arrangements which have been com pleted by government for its relief, tends to con firm some observers in their impresssiou that a funding of these securities may not be very distant. A further decided improvement took place on Saturday in the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, which closed at 1012 to 102. The chief cause of the rise is the impulse which has been given to investments by the approaching deduction of the dividend, allowing for which the price of this stock is still below par. The amount of gold taken to the Bank on Saturday was 40,000/., making 94,000/. since the date of the return just published. The Seine, for the West Indies, will take 58,0001. in gold, and 7,000 f. in silver. The Arabia has taken 82,8611. in specie for Boston, making 8,375,7521. since the 28th Bi vember. The amount of specie and bullion shipped by the Indus, which will leave to-morrow, IA 207,677/., of which 190,0411. is silver (including 100,0141. on government account) and 17,036/. gold. The particulars are as follows : for Alex andria, gold, 11,5001. • for Ceylon, gold 3,2001. ; for Madras, gold, 2;3301. ; for Calcutta, gold, 600/. and silver, 130,896/. ; for Singapore, silver, 3,0001. ; for Hong Kong, silver, 25,3501 . ; and for Shanghe, silver, 30,795!. Messrs. Glass Elliot, and Co. have just re ceived a telegram from Tripoli announcing the successful laying of the telegraphic cable between Malta and that place. This forms the first section of the Malta and Alexandria line. The distance from Malt.' to Tripoli is between three and four hundred miles, and from Malta to Alexandria, by the route pro posed, about fifteen hundred. Some difficulties, which perhaps are more seem ing than real, seem to have arisen through the recent failure of the Faringdon Bank and of the Peterborough Bank, both establishments having, it is understood, returned cheques to the holders or their bankers a week or more after the stoppage. The question has arisen as to what redress can be obtained by the last holder. It would, however, appear pretty plainly from the recent decision tliat the banker who sends to his agent in London ou the day he receives it a cheque for payment through the clearing-house incurs no responsibility in the case iu band ; for, lot the unpaid cheque come back to him when it may, ho can return it to his customer, and be to any person of whom he had it till it reaches the drawer. This is, iu fact, in ac cordance with the practice which prevailed when cheques were sent direct, a day being allowed to intervene for that purpose, respecting which it is not considered that any question arose. Saturday was the day fixed for the payment of the dividend on New Granada Bonds in accordance with the arrangement lately made between the bond holders and the government, but the money was not forthcoming. The report of the directors of the African Steam Ship Company recommends a dividend at the rate of per cent. per annum. The half-yearly meeting of the St. Katherine D (Jock Company is called for the 19th July, to declare a dividend. The annual meeting of the South Australian (Lard) Company is called for the 19th inst. The ith call of 11. 10s. is to be paid on the shares of the Bahia and San Francisco Railway Comp iuy by the Bth July. The following report of the Moscow wool fair is from the Moscow correspondent of Messrs. John Wilson, jun., and Co.: Our market is almost entirely cleared of common wools, 0017 some 8,000 pda. inferior fleece unsuited for export re maining in stock. Of the circa 110,000 pds. purchased for spring shipment the greater part of the common autumn wools (Dooskoy and Tcherskoy) and a considerable portion of the fleece were taken for the Continent. Of lambs the bulk were very ordinary Donskoy. The total quantity of Zavolginsky wools war small, being only 11.000 pds. autumns and 1,000 pda. lambs, the whole of which, with a large proportion of the Donskoy lambs and autumns, were in eludeil in one largo sale at very extreme rates. In cense. queues, however, of improved water and railway communi cations between Moscow and the Zavolgiusky districts the oew arrivals are expected mush earlier in the season than hitherto. Tcherskoy lambs will probably reach Moscow in July, Zavolginaky lambs in August, and even autumns in September, so that they will all be in time for shipment before the close of the navigation instead of wintering, as hitherto, on the way. SATURDAY ETIIOIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92, "sellers," for the 6th of June, were first marked this morn ing 92, and closed at 92 1-16 to 4. For money the last price was 92 to k, and for the 10th July, 92} to ;,or equal to 94 to 91 ex div. The " con tinuation" to the July settlement was g per cent., which is equal to fully 4} per cent. per annum. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91k, 92, 91i, and 92 ; ditto, for account (June 6), 92, 91j, 92; ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 80g, 90 ; New Three per Cents., 89k, j , 90; Thirty Years Annuities, 1883 , 15 11-16; Bank Stock, 234, 232/ ; India FiVO per Cout. Stock, 1011, }, g, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1809, 951 ; ditto Bonds, 255. dis. The Five per Cent. "rupee" paper remains quoted 931 to 94 ; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 99; to 100. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted ss. to Is. dis. ; and the June, 4s. dis. to par. Very little business was done in the foreign stock market, but priors were steady. In the market for bank shares scarcely any alte ration occurred. Ottoman Bank were rather fiat. There were a few inquiries for London General Omnibus. Peninsular and Oriental Steam were firm. Crystal Palace stuck shows a further im provement of per cent. English and Austrajan Copper shares were inquired for, whilst Anglo- Mexican Mint were quoted lower. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-da were as follows :—Ocean Macise Insurance, 3 * to ; prem. ; Thames and Mere y Marine,l3-16 to 15-16prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; London and Provincial Marine, I dia. to par ; Natal Land, g to prem. ; China and Japan Steam, to* prem. ; and Com mercial Copper, g to g prem. The government of Holland has just concluded en arrangement with France. by which the oioa of paseiwrte eupprtesed for their rest tctive MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. In the mining market the demand for Er Canelon shares e.eitinues, and the price is firn. Business is off:ially marked in the Stock &- chunk. , at 27/. Providence shares have been dealt in at 31, ex div. Shares in the following mines hive also met with attention, viz.:—West Beton, Wheal Clifford, East Wheal Grenville, Marke Valley, and Devon Great Consols. Fortuna Minin.: share are dull, and are marked 2i and 2i. St. John del Rey have been dealt in. at3sl, and Line:vs at 81. it re of the Trealga Slate Company are required be prove their claims before Vice-Chaaespor Wood. who Inc apkonted the 7th June for adjudicating upon them. The Providence Mines accounts, presented at the meeting on the 23th ult., showed s credit Mama of 1,395/. 2s. Ild. A dividend of 1/. per share (1,123/.) was declared ; leaving 275/. 111. to threat account. The Copper Hill Mine accounts, presented at the meeting on the 27th ult., showed a debit babies of 3131. (is. 6d. The 101111 on the four month: working was 1791. 17a. ed. At Dvike Walls Mine meeting, on the 23th ult., the m eant. showed a cr,dit balance of 2241. 34. 4d. The Wheel Margaret accounts, presented at the meeting ors the 29th ult., showed a credit balance of 1,615/. dividend of IL 10 a . per share ( 1,3441.) was declared, leaving 2711. to the credit of the next account. At Wheal Crebor meeting on the 30th' ult. the accounts showed a debit balance of 1531. 18s. 11d. The exceed liabilities over units was 1311. 7s. Id. A call of Is. 62. per share was nude. At 11;:tWhes1 Bisset meeting on the 28th ult. the or count showed a credit balance of 4.3871. 10s. likl. Tb profit on the two months' working was 2,3841. 174 Id. A dividend of 1/. per share (2,5601.) was declared, leaving 1,807/. 10i. 11.1. to the neat account. West Tulgus Mine on the 28th ult. made ► call of 41. per share. Welborn Venn Mine on the 29th ult. made • call of 10s. per share. From Wheal Concord (May 30) Captain Luke writs-- •• The engine le now fixed on this Mille and will be at work in a few d lye, when the mine will be speedily emptied et water." From West Devon Consols Mine, Captain Rowe MAGI (May :—" There has beenno change in any point of op?- rations during the past week to report on. Everything as progressing must satisfactorily." JOUR STOCK BASEL App V. Ser. Beek a ark el = se bunk of Seek el Teeter DM* N. Mork* ChM. leek el ladle. Arafaelee, es 4 is . GAM. Ners. IsAls. Loa., and Mae 1.... M. of °mods Cos. of Lowlon iff& IfooltAuflChaftd G. AWL of Ihrtfooriond M. lo.sak of AosirL -- Da --- liO. 1 - ir; - Looks sad Coonty Lasko Joist Stock tattoo • loa th Atzkom Lac and Weisahrlsr Nal Prow. el Isifrial Do. Not Notional lads Now booth Wain to Irak wows Pfeellbelai .1 Dolma thieut Itheas et Aminlis Lsoita VW" Witatitl.. la lq lee ISO No. II 1.1 10.909 f.iiii ijill MeV ISOM awl Pail 0,000 (000 20,000 4000 1.0?24 11„C64 1,0131 Lewd 176,0001 11.000, iiiii woo 10.000 mow woo° svno 'moo 61000 16,000 10.000 101,616 60,000 mai ii L 7.1. t t a t au COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(T . HIB DAT.) There was a change in the weather on Sunday afternoon, and a heavy fall of rain, with the wind from the northward and eastward. Today the wind is N.W. to W.N. W., aid cloudy. The quantity of homegrown wheat to this market for the past week was particularly short per bad carriage, but not quite so contracted per vesseL Barley, oat., sad peas very limited. Malt, • fair quantity from the beinning of the year. Blow rather more liberal and dour moderate. Several parceled oats and barley from Scotland, and rather more Irish than for sores weeks past. The foreign supplies of wheat were fair. print& pally American, with • few narrow of Prussian, Spaniels, and Mediterranean. Flour, • liberal supply of American her eels, and a carry in sacks from Valparaiso. Barley, • very limited quantity ; and oats a very moderate arrival, Prim. elan, Swedish. and Dutch. A large quantity of linseed sad oilseed from the Fast lodise, but hours and peas short. The wheat trade today is rather more brisk in foreign, at about last Monilay's rates, but English ia IL per quarter cheaper than this day week. Flour trade is rather slow, and value rather tinder the quotations of last Monday. Barley trade heavy. Oats—Fine descriptions are very firm in price, other sods dull. &Aux are Is. to 2. cheaper than this day week. Peas—No alt-ration. Linseed, EApeered, end Clovereeed—S:ow trade ; 'alas unaltered. FI;;FriNG CAW - AS.—Several on sale and prices of what fully tuaintained, there being a demand for the Coutineat. : &sex and Kent, white, new, 41s. he 62a. ; ditto, Eve old, 645. to 72e.; ditto red, new, 36. to Via.; ditto, fine, old. 62i. to 645. ; Norfolk, &c., fine, old, 60a. be 625.; red, new. 475. to 565. Foreign : lrantsio, 66.. le 6es. ; toe. 634. to 725. • Konigabera. 625. to 665. ; dicta„ extra, GT.. to 705.; Rojo*, 66a. to 70%; Mecklenburg red, 595. to Ws.: llckermsair ditto, 594. to b3r. ; American white. 64r. to hex; ditto red, 62a. to 61, ; Canadian, 635. to 665. - 117teutr.—Eoglish aelting, 421. to 440. ; fine, 49a.; grinding, 30s. to 31..; sod distilling, 30s. to 31.. per qr. foreign gnnclin4, 275. to 295.; ditto Oistillutg, 28a. to Us;; malting, 355. to 375. /Cum.—ling:Wl, Essex sod Norfolk, 595. to : ins. &IL to ; liingston and Ware, fine,*.. to 754.; brows, Lia. to fah. Oats.Bugllsb feed, 235. Od. to 265. Od. ; palate. 265. to 30s. ; foreign, 725. Od. to 265. RTC. 28.. to :104. 13zarra.-B.a:;lials tick, 40s. to 425. ; barrow, 425. to 455.; OWN 42.. to 46 4 . foreign, Marartan 384. to 395. ; tick 40a. to 42 4 . ; Konigsberg, 41s. to 461. ; Egyptian, 38.. to 4411. Paaa.—Eughsla boilers, 40s. to 445.; visite and blue, Ms. to 421. ; 42.. to 455., grey, 36e. to 385.; hog, 38.. to 405.; foreign. 425. to 465. FLon.-English town, 49.. to 50s. ; ditto One, 535. la 555.; country, 42a. to 455. ; Norfolk and Su ff olk, 375. OIL to 38s. ; French, 465. to 495. pa sack ; American. Ws. to 335.; Caaadiaa, 31a. to 335.: Spanish, 48a. to :10s. FLOATIIIIO CAIGIOES, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat: Ban& *mkt and Marianople, per 492115., 545. tos6s. ; Mirka, 51a. to 54a. ; Polish Odessa, per 480th.., red, 565. to 58s. ; whias„ 58s. to 60a. ; Danube sad Grdatz, 44.. to 50s. ; 38s. to 40s. Harley: Syphon and Syrian, psr 25.. to 26.4. ; 0 lima and Danube do., 265. to 275. Balm : Egyptiou, per qr., 38s. to 395. Maize : Odessa and Galata. per 492141., 355. to 375. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 48018 a, 'Ds. to 365. ; French, do., 36a. to 395. ; American, do., 35a. to 375. _ _ — Eliiiiis.-110anary seed, par qr., 581. to G'.s. ; seed, per qr.. 41s. to 445. ; Mustard seed, per white, Lia. to 15s. • known, 12a. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50a. to bi s. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,00. 121.15 a. to 13/. 51. ; American, thin, in brie., per tam, 101. 56. to 10/. 15e.; do., thick, round, and ohlong,9l. 10a.te 11A.; Baltic, 91. to 9/. se. ; Marseilles, 91. 5.. to 101.554 Rape cakes, 5/. to 5/. 10s. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM MAY t 7 TO JUNK 'NAIL I 9152 Cuastw.Je. Must. Barley. °". It e 2946 340046.... 40 OA Foglia 20060 310 /C. C. Pall 344 I 4$S at. Y. Rail 04 10 IL E. Rail 145 6 UNITA,. —Wheat, U. Oats row, 1 I i — gfi. IT. billaillis. itili I ... r .. 10429 • 110/ 1300 26565 1 ifs 0706 . 100 111 1 .. I UK "2 ! I :: ars oats, 19 firs. ; S 9 cuts. loss. MINCING LANG.-(THIS DAY.) Th. public sides advertised for to-morrow eassist at Sugar 1,000 hhds. West India, 14,000 bags Mauritius, mai BM bags Ileogal. Oath% 350 casks PlAntation Ceylon, 1,500 bags 1 4 t Domingo, 2,000 bags Bahia, and 1,000 lamps East India. thiltpetre, 700 bags. The private contract markets since Friday have been s• active, but the quotations of last week are unaltered. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the subjoined prices -Tessa tallow, 52a., net cash ; Petenbuni Y.C., on the spot. 6,1.; Jun., sdr. ; Oct. to Dec., 51s._ PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. w.. Stork ou haul this day —.tasks Delivery last Irate Ditto from Ist June Arrival Iva week Ditto frees Ist June Price T.C. per cwt. this dap Ditto Town In•t Friday 11,602 772 1,13 1,615 645. 6d i 544. 26.756 C. 5.116 1,500 1.484 720 476 1,43' bat 382 I It GU 6d. , 664. 01 thL 64;. LIML Arrival for thm week oldies Jane 11 last year. 2479 embe, and de li very 2.d55 casks. The arrival Lut week comer m ( 0 casks from St. Petersburg, 3.54 from oth ran 0 from Al.ds lin 0 fun South America. and 236 from other place,.—Tolak, 66S casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE 3LtREET. (rIIIS DAN.) The number of beasts w about the same ac oe Monday last. Trade is Idols, but qnmations are not lower. The simply of sheep considerably larger ; still we are not over done with chorea descriptions. Thur.:6,in quotation, arie not maintained throughout, and it i. difficult to effeet a clear:me& Wye. on the average c.oe rather lower. From Germany and Holland there are 4:0 hetoita. 4,520 Ahem, lit. calves, and :10 pigs. Spain. ri) bea.ta ; Scotland, 701; Norfolk and Suffolk. 2,t01; and 1:10 frcin the Northern and Midland counties. Per stun. of cie. a. d. a. d. I Per rt4ne 01 hths. a. d. a. 6. Seat Scots, Iler-fda 4105 0 I D...t1it.4.14 /0.!414811 2 5 4 Beat ftburt.ltore; 484 10 Best 4,17..iv0t5h.... 0 0 0 0 Sooln ;goat. 5.!..,t1 3 6 4 4 I , 110r0 .... 4 10 5 • Calm 486 61 !ws a k s., ;11aL 0 0 0 Plea . . 3 8 4 8 Do. do. .... 4 4 4 • Beet Mutt 0 0 0 0 a id Janata. 27.1:0: Ceittembs .... 7 47 Beaats at market, 3,740; Swop a, 54. NV. 450. Boil3t7C: a HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) .Vviars. l'a' temleo and Smith repent that the aorouhts re ceived from tho whole of the plantations this morning weir of an unprecedented 'persons of both fly and Ike. As many as ;/71U on a a , of the former are neatly found, aid Bea a i eounti , s+ num ,ra. There is considerable doing in the sisrkot and p: caters, merchants, and brewers who are eat of stock are autOstm buyers ; the duty keep declining, awl from present appearances it is thought will be the lowest ever known. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 18e. ; Wells End Harrell, 16a. ; Walls End Stewart,. 18. ; Walla End Hartleria• 176. 9d. ; Walla End Camp, 16e. 6d.; Walls End KAM. lie. ; Eden Maio, 16e. 6d.; Walls End Thorpe, 16s. ; Warm. ria. 6d. ; Harrell, 15 . 9d. ; Wert Hellion 15e. 9d. ; Davidana'a 15s. 91 —alipe at market, 35.. ( I I~ brat uU Mica/ g. loin ictit :11.$101 K i ng oitso a - .my ! *ails 1 1651 106 _ad rri Of id id