The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-20 00:00:00

wore goad, a handrod other mom y to k 23 o, amid be preferred spinet lb* prinewm Le oa that the mime* 101 l of two detective inepedore ge m to lb. foolish errand, prete that wise gnu mitted there end which was aot trove. Be prisms, mime 1867 when he teek him lid o soother mem, w@wet ho wee *. The now sodurgatig pamel ted prieensr wig to three weeks' imprisonment for elm.. In Folsom,. 1861. the psi gia 3 Bang lismione for bomebreakteg. whim t o to 18 mouths' hard taboos. After he isig treeprisoner came to hint sad mid thse t oss hie Livia( honestly, g a g we im in "ad r he sem ...ha m , and it was from informatiso he the primmer that ho WU enabled to pes., for a oweiZe robbigill Load_ : 40 re. was *wean*, OODIPOSSOOI to nVO y. He had lost eight of him for some time. saw him outside Mr. Poole's, io neatly he took him in ohans for „B og * false pretest«. Ho belie:6 °4 l ll Z d e mo* sad to morarege him to gain ga gays him weasimally a trifle of moo*. t.,1 sage said the prisoser's armee wm g cos, and the seldom, of the wort epos hle k keg in penal merlin& for five years. to treat the whole affair so a 'left the door laagbisi heartily FOLIOS COURTS. emus DAY.) LBow.,3TRKET. WIT& ILBABOUS TAXATIIM OP A Brim a shoemaker, lT of remarkably ferocious with the followieg savage seamilt ow Me ci leix, Ellen O'Brien, whose facie was way whose left arm had been bitten, sell by a the witness-box with a baby at her bra She said th e had 100 g endued the anal hubend, th at it was " slew dea th " to her, determined to bring him before a raegbitrate. (cootioned the wanes') he came home to oa r Ship -yard, Temple-bar, while I was in bad • woke me by dragging me out of th e lan f my head, knocked nee about the fain (4. .:t my arm (exhibiting the wound). I h a d o prornsatioo, Non fest asleep. He au was she, your worship. She was drunk, the came of it. She has been on the drink for itht, and is ruining ins. n i s i this imputation, arid said the jiolieeman prismier into custody would know ' she woe How many times during the 19 years we hate hare I beaten you? —You have done so tiontinually. table Beal, F 71, said be was called in between • morning, an d found' the proseentrix in a She wee liters/1y naked, and bleeding from and arm in a frightful manner. She VAS e prisoner wile drunk. said he would here Dome inquiry made as to r of the woman before disposuig of the case, thing could justify the brutal conduct of the a for further examination. CILBERICKNWELL. DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO ROEDER lona, a dirty-looking sirloai fellow, aged ad, a ker, of 42, Portpool-lane, Gray's-inn-road, war fore Mr. Barker with assaulting and asteroid. ler Mary Aan Stone, a proatitukis, at 41, Wad loop Allen, proem:king officer of the Associate In. Improving and Enforcing the Laws for the of Women, attended to watch the cue. a rumbor that the woman was deed from the had received, the court was densely crowded. to the court priirooer was booted and yelled at of lo and it was with great difficulty .lice prevented the prisoner from being lynched. e evidence of Police•constable King, 428 S. it en. I yesterday afternoon be was called to the home , and was informed that a woman bad heft He went to the hones in question, and foundin a woman lying on the floor end bleeding very wounds on the bead and over the eyes. He how it was done, sod she made him no reply. ill to do so. He then uked the prisoner what it with, and he laid he had bit her with his dot. house had informed him that there bad hien ere for two bourn, but no notice was taken of the til a heavy fall was heard, although murder bed several times. er—Does the person live with the prisoner! —No ; but from what he could learn the prisoner e habit of going to meet her once or twice a week. ner—The woman fell over the fire-place and cut I did not intend to hurt her. She was drunk; tness said that the woman was conveyed to the on the stretcher in an inseneible state by a body et He has seen her that morning, snd she wu very . informed him that the prisoner had 'truck her head with a pail and bad knocked her down. .ner-1 do not wish to ask the witoeu any qua . am sorry for what happened. eant George Parry, 47 8, handed in the follow. al certificate : " University College Hospital, JUDO 20,1865. by certify that Mary Ann Stone wu brought. to pital yesterday at 5 p.m., with a wound so the another smaller one over the right eye. She had oh blood, is in a dangerous state, and is unable to e hospital toelay. " BUM Armor; 11.11.C.8." : ulcer sated what sort of a house it was at which 'r occurred. rgeset Parry said it wee a low house and bibs. prostitutes. He might state that of late the nrhood bad very much improved. On entering the saw a large pool of blood. The plates on the table vered with blond, and the whole of the place Iris red with it. 'loner, who treated the matter with the greatest ace, said be had nothing more to say at present. ker remanded the prisoner for a week, and refused A FATAL FIGHT. CORONER'S INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) morning au isqueet was held at the Um. ;1 , College Hospital, to inquire into the cause of death ph Sullivan, better known as Irish Jack, who it was was killed through injuries he received in • pagi miter at South Creacent.mews • few days shim Rickette, solicitor, of Frederick-street, Gray's-ins• tended to watch the case on behalf of some pestle fed. Mm Stanley, of 2S, South Cement-mews, said he the deceased, and last saw him alive on Bawds, June 10. He was then very and said he was ' the hospital. His face was swelled • bit. He had that the deceased had bad • fight the week before. bt before that the deceased was asleep under the down the yard. and he was then all right. r. Ricketts—The deceased did not oomplain to 10. anyone. Walter Rickards, the resident medical officer, mil e deceased was admitted to the hospital on the 10th He was then su ff erieg from erysipelas. The died on oe Tuesday night last. He had dime made • ortem examination, and externally he found a bier on the left side of the forehead and • Intim' back of the head. Internally the membranes of o were congested. The cause of death was eale 6 ,.. f the head and face. The lacerated wooed was eon cause erysipelas. He believed the wound masa ring his life the deceased told him he had bad a blow ght with some men. The wound wee an inch and • og. The lacerated wound on the forehead Vcdu cid Mr. Ricketts—The wound spoken of had healed, but after death. Coroner, after some further remarks, adieurp ed th. for a week. E FIRE lii Laat;agn azar.—Yeaterdat 000 an influential meeting of the inhabitants of the of Lugbourne was held at the Bose and Crews , Lesdenhall-market, pursuant to public lid•IIIIOW to form • committee to smogs the diltrib ° " Us now collecting for the benefit of the munerwas rs at the late tire. Mr. H. Byrne laid before the og the mimes of the sufferers. There had been 19 pat' o the different house who had boat nearly their whale v. Therm person" were lodgers, and followed*, tion of tailors and seamstresses. (Messrs. Carrieina be hankers, of Lornbard•street, god Mr. B. BO" • undertaken to receive subscriptious.) Mrs. Bain who lost her life, was a widow, an d h young children. She was not insured. an, aged 17 ; William Mimm, the potman, injured hy re ; Mrs. F. bkilby, lodger at Mr. Edwards s, Inoth ir e children, aged from eight months to 14 years ; 80. y, widow, with two daughters, aged 10 and 14 ; ens, widow, and sister of the above ; Mr. and No. , daughter. niece, and servant ; and William Carr at Mr. Edwards'', have lost all their proeer"• lam Pulland and George Dove are also serious sufferer'. Howard, the chairman, thought the best roam t would be to adjourn the meeting until the bodies were and the inquest had been held, when they m i g h t to aseertain the exact amount of t he p ro p erty the had lost. The amuse suggested was taken. wo French vessels, the barque Gli ron dine and brig Courier de Colon, arrived at Aspinwall on,th* instant. It is remarkable that these two veltolo_ sg ailed from Bordeaux at the same hour. uhaww so long a voyage, reset their destination on the PO! and only two hoary apart. They were 44 cleyelpo' nyder and most noteworthy circtunstanoe cocures4 the Girondine on the passage out. Whoa island of Martinique to the leeward. having 1 01 . 100. 9•11 r) on board, with bat one exoepticor attesked and 'Woken down with voinito.—Pcol6.4 -.-1-21:PERIA.L PAIL— _. 110031 OF 001ULDNEI.—(THIS DAY.) g yps tech the char at 12 o'clock. SUPPLY. iay goat of the °eternities of supply wan brought up isisr ud " WAYS AND MEANS. She hems then went into committee on Ways and %WA Illalolll4l TAM 09 SOODUtIi Wen agreed to. ICCCISI ACTS. hoes then went into committee on the Excise Acts. I TO CHANCELLOR of the ILKOHEQUER moved the /400/4 an That, upon ths &direly for home of of . any British compounded spirits whke may fr,.acarehosseri in say collo= or =else warehouse upon ;iota* there shall be paid for and in inspect of and in *. to *very 1001. of the aides ditty payable thereon IMAro rates as are directed by the 15th section of tits is the 23rd year of the reign of her Majes ty, r hi l e (ae rosetrued and explained by the 511 motion of s os lama is the 23rd and 24th yearn of the nine reign, ag o 36), to he paid for every 103/. of customs ad a wale on goods (not being tobsooo or sugar), delivered fi r jame consumption from any customs Isenhour." resolutioa was agreed to. couspl/ COURTS EQUITABLE JURISDICTION OBOES' SALARIES) (CONSOLIDATED FUND). tie lessee west into committee, and • motion was pro. ttiw granting an addition to the salaries of County judges es meant of their proposed equitable jai*. i MIL gig. AUGUSTUS SMITH thought it would be better to }tense the number of County Court judges than the oda of the existing ones, especially as the latter would Ma be 61111106 from others holding judicial positions. in LONGFORD regretted that the original plan was estailseed tou for ft sows years longer. By this bill 300/. a ...fig l 6pouses. The duties of titp,oo3l. in the aggreg, would be raTipt °a the poblio es ate judges va. adTr aY. • EEL said the object wuto substitute a payment yet (lib* consolidated fund for the payment by fees which v oid naturally arise ant of the equitable jurisdiction. It upplamd oely fair that there should be some siditional t. He proposed by this bill that no county court who should be appointed after the present time should seer receive more than 1,5001. Hr. A YRTON thought it should be understood that if bioutpacy jurisdiction should be hereafter added to th junidiction there would be no claim to any additional Iix..HENLEY expressed an apprehension that the gaols lAA wwoalready encumbered by the co untcourt judges wehl be still further encumbaed under th e equity jurir TMHANCELLOR of the EXOIIF.QUER wee of opi ates that the judicial salaries of thin country were more Ses Dont In the present see the prosiest was en &inh ale ODs, and • handsome remuneration wee being smite' to the Jags for the whole of their time. Fps'OIOGELEN observed that the =lariat of the to eout judges of Island amounted to only about 1.5,000 f. a yes. The motion wee then agreed to. GREENWICH HOSPITAL BILL This bill was read • third time and pasted. FORTIFICATIONS (PROVISIONS FOR EXPENSES) BILL. /biotin was reed third time end passed. MALT DUTY BILL. This bill wee reed • third time and passed. HARBOUR TRANSFER BILL. This Baal was reed a third time and passed. PIER AND HARBOUR ORDERS CONFIRMATION (No. 2 end No. 3) BILLS. nal bills were read a third time end pseud. TRUSTS ADMINISTRATION (SCOTLAND) BILL. This bill wee read a third time and passed. RECORD OF TITLE (IRELAND) BILL. This bill wee read • third time sad passed. WICK AND AYR BURGHS ELECTION BILL. This bill was reed • third time and passed. FIRE BRIGADE (METROPOLId) BILL. The =mitts on this bill wee resumed. In clause 6, Sir M. Futeuturt moved the following proviso : Provided that the ZOMBI of utioguishing fires *forded by the said ' London Firs Engine Establishment' s 11 sot be diminished within the respective d (stride within Sikh such mama are at present applicable." Mr. LEWIS supported it. Mr. BARING wee sorry that he could not agree to it. There wee not the least necessity for it, and it might have the affect of limiting the protection proposed to be ousted by the bill. It wee then witbdrewo. An amendment proposed by Mr. H. LIMB, Mousing the proportion of charge to be borne by the insurance amps pia, wee rejected on • division, the numbers being 61 to 16. (The bill wee still under dimension when our report left.) COVENTRY ELECTION. NONINATION.—(II3IB DAY.) (sy zuenuo mutaaAni.) COVENTRY, TUESDAY. The nomination took place this morning in the promos of an immense assemblage. Mr. K. K. ROTHEILKAM proposed, and Mr. CALDICOTT, weaver, wooded Mr. Eaton. Mr. MULLING, bookseller, proposed, and Mr. Moors, weaver, seconded Mr. Mason Jones. This took place amidst immense uproar, not a sentence either candidate uttered was heard. The show of hands wu in favour of Mr. Eaton. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BANKING COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) This afternoon at the annual meeting of thin company, held at their officio in Old Brosdetreet, Mr, George Martin in the chair, the report of the directon we, adopted, and the dividend at the rate of 10 per cant. per annum waa declared—payable half.yearly, in July sad Januar). On a motion next Monday in the House of Lords, for the second reading of the Roman Catholic' Oath , Bill, the Earl of Derby will move that the bill be read that I day three month,. The Institute of Painters in Water-colours will not be open until after mid-clay on Thursday, in coma- , quenoe of the intended visit of their Royal Highnesses the Princeliest THE CAB STRIKE IN PARIS.—The cab strike still motions. in Paris. The &Lek of yesterday says :—" Paris spent its Sunday without cabs. The strike of the drivers continues, to the great annoyance of the public, deprived of Vie most usual means of locomotion. Ask any Parisian which are in the wrong, the dryers or the administration, said he will reply, the monopoly. It is that in fact, it earns to as, which most succumb in the struggle ; we fancy no one will regret it." Speaking of the means adopted for runedying the inconvenience occasioned by the strike, the Prase says :—" Among the expedients which have been kid recourse to we may mention this fact, that cabs arelo be teen with drivers who are evidently of English nationality, sad commiesionnaires by their side who are no doubt in truded to point out the way." Tux CHOLERA IN Eorwr.—News has been re_ abed by telegraph from Alexandria of the occurrence these of smell cases of decided cholera, which has created no little alarm in that city at this unusually hot season. When, however, the filthy habits of portions of the popu lation are considered, together with the bad drainage of the town, the manifestation of such a disease at this time of the year should not excite any surprise. We have jest learnt That seven days' quarantine have been placed on arrivals horn Alexandria, in consequence of the receipt of two tele grams, one by his Excellency the Governor, and the other by a mercantile firm here, stating that foal bills of health woeld be issued to ships leaving Alexandria after the 10th hat,—.Yalta Tina, Jane 15. Tan GLADE/7Elos' ROYAL BENZVOLILIT TASTY/0- /107.—The 22nd saaml festival of this institution is fixed for Friday, July 7, at the Loudon Teems, on which occasion the chair will be filled by J. R. Jeffery, Esq., of Wooltou BA Liverpool. A peculiarity of this festival is that the gardeners of the nobility and gentry contribute the dowers to decorate the banquet ball, the exotics to gram the table& sal the fruit for the dessert. THE KING AND TIM PARLIAMENT OF PRUE:GA.- 0 u tough ancestors would have risen is rebellion long be fore this had they been submitted to such an ordeal as Prussia his of late years undergone ; but the Prussian par liament, to its honour be it spoken, has been as temperate as it his been firm, and, while insisting on the maintenance of its own rights, has scrupulously avoided any attack upon the other brunches of the legislators. The Danish war was popslis with the people of Prussia, but they have not suf. ftered themselves to be demled by military snows, nor shown the Neat willingness to sell their liberties in exchange for its barren and inglorious triumphs. With all their respect and their deference, they am gradually owing the King to the edge of a precipice over which he must be preeipitatod soles, ewe at the last moment, be consents to change his policy. Be has long appropriated the revenue without the consent of bin Parliament ; be will soon be driven, unless he mu come to terms with them, to raise taxes by prerogative. ' From that moment even the eemblarece of constitutional government is as end, reconciliation becomes Impossible, and the two parties must sit watching each other with the resolution of availing themselves to the very utmost et the first advantage which the imprudence of their admemry or their own good fortune may place at their disposal. — Timm, THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE SO, 1116; LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (n mamma insanns.) LIVICRPOOL ICENTING.—(THIS DAY.) LIVERPOOL BT. LEGER. SyrLei Gas ... ... ... lAT ... ... ... Biala ... ... ... LIVERPOOL OUP. Ow mils sad a ball. Ma'am, Heise, Pros, Swans, Palswind, and Na are him TE,. Half a sane. Gipsy Girl, Latta,L a p Lon. Zisoa, ead Orontes ars barn. HADMINHTER MAHE& Halt a mil. Romping. Grafts, Salim, Capri" and Grand Mader are here. BENTINOK TESTIMONIAL (HANDICA P). One mile. FM" Charming Woman. and Na are hare. FOAL SWUM T.Y.O. White Gauntlet hem CUP. 6 to 4 apt Swear (taken) 5 to 2 Sidewind (taken and offered) Nothing else backed. Assrms.--Spring Gus, Maobeth, Cutaway,Od r e sdy Bohm CBIOKA'r. ___•_- _ MARTIABOWE CLUB AND 011017WD (WITH TWO II PLairmna) V. Oasimumon MIITMITT.—This return match at.. was ciontmenoad yesterday wing Lord'a Ground. The ; M. 0.0. took first innings, and finished it for 124, Mr. gh V. E. Walker hiking his bat out with 33. Mews. Pelham, N. Gress, Cartels, and Dyke bowled. When the stumps were at drawn the following wee the stole of the game :-310.C. 1 14 and Groand.—First innings 124 ; second innings 78. Cam bridge.—Fist innings 61. The game will be rammed this morning. W , ißiss.—These counties ItAiIPSHIRA V. ARWICKfii commenced a match yesterday morning on the Surrey N. pound, Hesaingtoe.oral. Warwickshire had first innings, and made the large score of 316, of which 104 were gained by Mr. Featherstone. Hampshire noon after commenced 24. their innings, and when plc reseed for the day the score g► stood as under :—War —Fint innings 316, ft Hampshire.—Fiat innings 30. Play will be resumed this 10 morning. 100 WEATHER, REPORT. --(THIS DAY.) 19' TVIIIDAY, JUNI S. I T _ I • Nairn .lO Aberdeos lolth .... .31 Si Ardrosum 42 Ortenc444l4 20.117 SO Valenti* Caps Clear . 30.29 86 d lltis et hoosacs Diu.— ... — 1 3 03 . 82 68 I:01.4ot 30.24 61 Rochefort — 1 10.12 St Plymouth 1242moutk KV 10.: Potionoollll.. 86.87 68 , Woloo 30.40 Mt oover ..... I —I Yarmouth 20.40 64 soirborottet 8 046 el mew WU 61 1 tl4"44land 93.31 63 • La W.I. W.L /CNA. W. EWA &LE SAW. aim N.K. NA. L &NA 11.8.1. 11.&11. N. W. I N.R. .... 1 • 1 1 I di IL IL W.IL LW. N.X. &&11. W.N.W. N.N.L N.K. 8.8. N.N.S F.N.S s R.W. b re b b be I. & fs '--- 1 —K— 1 is 1 22. 1 Bt. 1 If 1 s 2&— is I 10 IS 4 I 3 2t. a►s. 1 s o . 1 s — lB as. 1 10 • 2 80 4 si WIDNISDAT. Oi NORTHERS! THOSSDAY. Variable. moderate, COMM Variable. moderate, to One. andS.W.,freah. Al above. Wining. As above. Chiefly north-easterly. SOUTRIsa. Easterly to 9. W., fresh, bet variable, mode- tine generally. rate to treen, One. As nest above. W. N.Z. to N. fresh, tine generally. Nortbernadlootland. Weaternslneland, Wales, and adjs. wades. Boatbern = Bastion Channel and By at Nam, Ituraramiaetward Ingland and Noeth Sea. THE "STATE PRLSONER " IN NEWCIATZ. —George gt: Morris Mitchell, "author sod compiler of parliamentary too indexes, • state prisoner in he r Majesty's gaol of Newgate, roommate in a petition to the House of Commons that he ta. " has not only s uffered very much from loss of liberty, but le has suffered severely ins pecuniary sense in consequence of the decision of your honourable home. That your peti- l e "; tioner begs to express his deep contrition and regret if he No has offended against the dignity of your honourable house ; juo and, for the punishment he has already suffered, begs to 100 ask for his release from custody. Your petitioner there- 100 fore prays your honourable house to take the premises 1, 0 ,1 contained is this petition into your consideration, and to 1; grant that relief to your petitio n er which he seeks." THE CRUEL TRY-A.7EIINT OF A GIRL AT WINDSOR.— S Yesterday morning William Adolphus Roberta, the land- It 11 lord of the Prince of Weise Tavern, Church-lane, was . t again brought before the borough magistrates, on the ji charge of seriously injuring Adelaide Denton. Owing to the shock which the girl's system bad received the cam has been from time to time remanded in order to give time for to her recovery. She was, however, suflioiently recovered to 1 0 attend the court yeetarday, mid, with her mother , was present in the hall during a considerable portion of the ; proceedings. She is a rather pretty girl, apparently older I N than the age given-12 years. The hall was thronged with an eager audience, the nature of the charge against Roberts el having created the deepest interest among the public. 1 Mr. West, from the office of Messrs. Sham and Roscoe, . 1 solicitors to the Society for the Protection of Women and Children, was in attendsom to conduct the case. Adelaide Denton gave her evidence with great agitation. • She said she had been in the service of }Cohorts eight a =oaths. That was at the Prince of Wales in Church-Lane. The defendant went away that day month on a Monday morning, and witness was left with another young women . in charge of the home. That woman was • stranger, bat much older than witness, and she did not know her name.' Defendant returned home at 9 o'clock in the evening, but said nothing then, and did not scold her for anything she had done in his absence. Wittman slept in the smond floor front bedroom, and nothing took place that night. She went to bed at 11 o'clock, but did not lock her door, as defendant had the key. She next saw him shortly before 6 o'clock the next morning with a bunch of stinging nettles. That nu at her bedside after he came into her ream. She was in bed, uodreesed and asleep. Defendant put the stinging nettles over her unto, hands, and face, and thus awoke her. They hurt her very much, and she said, "I'll hello' murder,'" and he said, " I'll murder' you." He then got a stick from behind • door and thrashed her legs with It. The stick produced by Noble was the same, but she had seen it before behind the door in her bedroom. She was in bed when he began to beat her, and she jumped out and ran downstairs. He followed her and thrashed her while she was down there, and witness then cried out " Murder ! " and " Noble Smith." (Smith Noble is the name of the policeman.) Upon this the defendant said " I'll murder you if you ory out." She then r an upstairs into her bedroom, be following and thrashing her as she went upstairs. He locked her in with him and began thrashing her spin. lie ass thrashing her about an hour and • balf. Ste had nothing on but her chemise all that time, and he did not tell her what he was beating her for. She continued to cry out, so he hit her on the head and made it bleed while she was opening the window, out of which she jumped, though she did not my she wo rld do so. After this she recollected nothing till she found herself in the infirmary, where she remained till last Monday. The witness was severely cross-examined by Mr. Youles for the defence. Polioroargeset Smith Noble, re examined, stated that on Monday, the sth of June, he was in the charge-room with the prisoner at the polioe stagers, when he said, " Let me look at the stick." Whom, allowed him, and he said, " That's it ; it was in the room, and I wish is bad not been now." After some other evidence had been given the beach determined to commit the pri soner foe trial at the ensuing quarter samikag. lie wea, how ever, liberated upon the same bail as that taken at his last examinattoo. OILLIU ACID INSTZAD OF EPSON SALT:I.—A very melancholy event has occurred at Melton, whereby Mr. WWl= Moorhoime, • tradeeman of the town, has mot sudden death. From a carorme's inquiry, which occupied i mast of Thursday last, it wee seurteined that death bad , resulted from a very strong does of oxalic odd ; and from the evidence of deceased's widow it appeared she had seen her husband that morning drink what was supposed to be • cupful' of Epsom salts and at once Mare to bed, where be died a very dirtressiag death in about an hour. The cup from which Mr. Moorhens* bed drunk contained crys tals which proved to be those of oxalic acid. on. of the fluids constantly in use in saddlery, deceased's trade. The jury toned that the deseseed bad poisoned himself by drinking oxalic said in mistake for Epeoin ; ealts. The popnlation of the stale of Michigan in 1840 was 212.287 ;in 1864 it was 803,714. It raised in the latter year 9,687,627 bashels of wheat, 7,294,934 lbs. of wool, 843,346 tom of hay, and made lumber to the number of 664.646.626 feet. It had 2,053,363 sheep, and 503,60 neat cable.—American paper. The papers relating to Canada were placed by Mr. Gerderell upon the table of the House of Commons last evening. They give the result of the negotiations between the government and the Oinstlian delegates. i Briefly stated those results ere—that the government ap prove of the Confederation scheme, and will give every assist- I awe In carrying it out ; that the government will ream- mend the guarantee of a loan for the curving out by Cued* of the fortifications recommended by Colonel Jervo and will provide the neenesary armament so sun as the Pm. Asocial Legislature had is:premed its opinion on the scatter; that the government will do all it eau to procure s re , newel of the Reciprocity Treaty ; that the government recommend the guaranteeing of a loan to pay the incleni i ntty to the Hudson's Bay Company for the North Western Vomitory, which is to be made over t o Canada; and, • fimelly. the government give assmanose of its desire to arid Wads as far se poenbin lIIONEY MARHAT.-(THIS 1947 J xisiamesßous. Atlantic Talagraph, fp:wanted 8 per mak, s*. City of London Beal Property (Ulaited), 2j. Commercial Union Isimusare. Contract Oacpceatios ) B*. 5 dlr. Crystal Falun, We, 11, 9. East Whin lend Owdb and Flamm (Lindted), 5. East India Iniption sad 71. Oasnrosrcial and (Limited), 31. 1 /1= Bay, 154 e. Intonational Finanoial Boolaty ,lea). s! Malwall Freehold Land and Dock, 2:71. North British and Mercantile Insarseca, 17f. Ottoman Com pa ny (Limited), 3i. Panama, Now (71. paid), 51. ebrada Land gall and Main (Limited), 3. Royal Nail Steam, 108 to . Thames and Yaw n o Inonranas (Limited), 74. as a remarkable speculation, dependent of course upon the snecesshil laying and working of the cable. Should this be accomplished, the peeder ence shareholders will doubtless !soon receive an enormous dividend and bonus, apart from tbe satis faction which they will feel from having contributed so the carrying out of this great and beneficent inter tuitional enterprise. Should the attempt fail the subscribers to the present issue will of course lose their money, but the prospectus nientions that 1" leading insurance companies and Lloyd's have I underwritten policies embracing every risk of laying, insulation, &c., at 25 guineas per cent., showing their confidence in the result anticipated." Of the present issue of shares 10,000 are to be appropriated Ito applicants who are shareholders in the Credit I Foncier and Mobilier of England, 10,000 to share holders in the Imperial Mercantile Credit Associa tion, 10,000 to shareholders in the Atlantic Tele graph Company, 10,000 to shareholders in the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company (Limited), and 10,000 shares will be appropriated amongst the general public. finally, it is explained that any deficiency of applications in either of the above classes will be added to the number to allot amongst other class of applications, it being the in tention to make an allotment to each applicant." Of the 51., 1/. per share is to be paid on application and the remaining 4/. on allotment, so that there will be no further liability. At an extraordinary general meeting yesterday of the London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank, an interim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per anr um was declared. It is notified that the transfer books of the later" national Financial Society will be closed from Saturday next, the 24th inst., until Monday, the 3rd July, both inclusive, preparatory to payment of interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, fee the half-year ending the 30th inst. An extraordinary meeting of the Oriental Gas Company (Limited) is convened for the 30th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Bliymnev Iron Company is called for the sth of July. The remaining moiety of 501. percent. on the Six per Cent. Guarantee.. Stock of the North British Australasian Company (Limited) will become pay able on the 20th of July, when the half - year's interest on the first instalment can be received. ne arrangements are notified in oonnexion with the payment of interest on the shares of the General Irrigation and Water Supply Company of France (Limited). Notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the City and County Assurance Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 24th inst. Admiral Currie has joined the board of the Breech Loading Armoury Company (Limited). Two o'Onocx. The stock markets to-day are steady, although Widmer remains very inactive. The funds are unaltered. Foreign bonds are firm, and an advance has taken place in Spanish Passive and Certificates. As regards home railways scarcely any change is observable. In the discount market to-day there is a large amount of money seeking employment, and little paper offering ; yet the quotation for the best bills is maintained at 3 per cent. Is the Stook Exchange, loans from day to day, on English government securities, are obtainable at 29 per cent. Consols are now quoted 90 1 to 1, ex div., for money,and 90} toil, ex div. for the account (July 6). The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Console, for money, 904, 4; ditto for sect, 90} ; Threeper Cents. Reduced, 894, 4, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 4, } ; Bank Stook, 2461; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 4 ; and Exche quer Bills, ss„ 25., se. prem. The government broker has bought to-day 15,0001. Reduced Three per Ceuta• for the sinking fund. . Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates have risen } to 4 per cent., and Turkish COURO lidia 1. Other foreign stocks are steady. Some of the present quotations are subjoined Thrkiah, 1858, 73 to 74 ; ditto, 1862, 74 to 1 ; ditto Consolid6s, 50} to 4 ; Mexican, 251 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 301 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 151 to 4 ; Greek, 21} to 4 ; and Confederate, G to & Transactions are recorded as follows t—Brazilian, 1863, 81} ; Danubian, 814 ; Egyptian, 1864, 941, 41; Greek, for account, 214, 4 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 81 ; Italian scrip, 24 die. ; Mexican, for accoant, 254 ; Russian, 1859, 56 ; ditto, 1862, 914, 4 ; ditto, 1864, at} ; Sar dinian, for account, 751, ex div. ; Spanish, for account, 49} ; ditto, New Deferred, for secount,4ol ; ditto Passive, for account, 301, 4 ; ditto Certifi cates, for account, 141 ; Turkish, 1862, for account; ' 741 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74 ; ditto 1865, 474, 4 ; Venezuela, 1884, 411. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 661 r. 300., showing no change of importance. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 4 prem.; General Credit, 2 to 4 prem.; London Financial, 71 to 8} prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 241 to 9 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 4 to 4 prem., ex die.; Hud son's Bay, 161 to 4, showing a rise ; and Egyptian Trading, 1 to 1 dia. The nominal quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Lion Brewery, 14 to 2 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 2} to 1 prem. ; Metropolitan Extension Rail ways A. stook of the London, Chatha mand Dover Company, 62 to 6 4 , per 1001. stock Waterloo and Whitehall Railway, 1 to 2 prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 21 to 34 prem. ; Northern Assam, 1 to 4 prem.; Downs Docks, 11 to 2 prem. ; East London Railway scrip, 2 to 21 prem. ; ditto, paid up, 2 to 21 prem. ; London Merchants' Company, 3} to 31 prem. ; Blakely Ordnsnce, 21 to 31 prem.; and Atlantic Telegraph preference, a to 1 prem. It is notified that bonds of the Danubian Princi palities Loan are row being given, in exchange for the bankers' receipts, at the Imperial Ottoman Bank. About 4,0001. in bar gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, in addition to 8,000 sovereigns from New Orleans. The committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Thursday, the 22nd of June, a special esiAling day in the shares of the Moyer Coffee Com pany (Limited), which are to be marked in the twice a week list i We understand that some important gunnery experiments are to take place to-morrow at Shosburyness. The Brighton Railway tra ffi c return shows this week an increase of 1,3851. over the corresponding The Duke of Seminal and several of the Lords of the Ad- week of last year ; and the South Eastern an in miralty, the Earl de Grey, Secretary of State for War, and a crease of 1,1951. large number of Mara" ale expected to be Mem" ea the The new principle in limited liability involved in occasion. The sewed converaazione of the Royal Horticul- tbe_f_c,,,,,rmastlon,l3,f_the London Merchants' Company tarsi Society will be held by the Duke of Buirelench on (adenine/ iii already aneeeeat i f It in g ° far " regards Thursday nest, instead of Wedessday, the day ceiginally the verdict of the stock markets. The issue of the fixed. prospectus yesterday attracted great attention. MR. LEDGE MURRAY.—This accomplished come- The 1001. shares were first quoted 4 to 41 prem., dia having unfortunatelyhalm ') int a state a health mid closed at 3 1 to 4 } prem., the applications L which has long incapacitated him for the discharge of his through the several bankers of the com professional duties, has at length been a dvised b y the pity. . . moans in atteedanoe upon him to try she effect of rest- OanY be ing already to a la r g e extent. dance inn more genial climate—that of the south of Fromm Apart, ho sever from Stock Exchange move - With the view of facilitating this desirable object a new- manta : and attaching only their just weight to bar of eminent and influential gentlemen have arranged a complimentary beset% for him, which will take place ender the criticisms of those who, for obvious reasons, is rt e patronage of his Royal itighoess the PfillOa of Wales, are pertinaciously opposed to the irresistible pro ,— et D r ery.lane on Tuesday, the 27th inst. Many of the 1/reas of the limited liability principle, satisfaction most distinguished members of the dramatic and musical is expressed at the prospect that the combination ra professionsUve promised their co-operation. inaugurated by a powerful company of this descrip ''' Tax COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT TREDEGAR—TER tion must give increased security to mercantile DEGAS, MONMOUTHSHIRE, MONDAY.—Mr. Lionel Brough, transactions, and thus tend to oonaolidate our com the government inspector of the district, arrived on Satur day morning, and. in company with ttr. Bevan, the mercial position. A combination like that now ~ ma r, immediately descended the colliery. They re. effected presents a guarantee to all dealing with i. meaner! down for several hours, and made as minute au against the mercantile disasters and losses which exanneation of the workinp sa was possible under the sir- have occurred during the last fee years. cumstaoces. Nothing has yet officially transpired as to the omit of this inspection of the colliery, but as far as can he In reliance upon the large paid-uo capital, ascertained the appearseces pretested by the working oon. the still larger reserve of uncalled capital, firmed the opining already expressed that the gee took fire and well - audited balance-sheets, the com in • cross heeding in the back workings. The specific cause morels,' public will certainly be disposed to trust of the explosion will very probably be never clearly arrived a great company like tide, and to take their at, for the collier and his son who were worl:ing at this crew heading were both killed. The workings have not been bills to preference to those of the ordinary run of damaged to the extent that might have been expected from mercantile houses. That the working out of the so disastrous an explosioe. Mr. Brough will continue his new principle coald not be entrusted to more cora examination of the colliery during the prosiest week, and it r 3tent hands is indicated by the success which has la expected that *Grand mining engineers will make an in. attended the operations of the three combined firms 'pectic, as well, in order to give evi4 epee at the isqueet. The wearier and jury have agreed to reassemble on the during a period which has been marked by COolli -29th. This is the first serious accident that ever happened ra e u aa ion trade de bl ft ct V in and by heavy losses iu roduce at the colliery. The officials of th e com p an y have received p. But though the present c om p an y is re instructions to supply the familiar and relativee, and others garded with satisfaction as introducing, under well who depended for support on those that were killed sod considered conditions, the joint-stock element into injured, with everything they require, and there is little doubt that they will be amply provided for, thus rendering a wide field of business for which it appears to be a public subseriptioe uneerzerary. The sad event was re- e dremely well adapted, we may be permitted to ex will d' !erred to at nearly all the climbs' and chapels of the pressabopethat mere imitations wil isco n raged. neighbourhood yesterday, and the thousands that followed If mercantile firms of third and fourth rate standing the aorrsea of those who were buried gave to the Plan a are to be allowed to avail themselves of the limited most solemn and mournful appearance. lishili.v fo - m to bolster up a doubtful position, and METROPOLITAN Hass HOSPITAL DICTONSEIRZ ,,_ to involve the public in heavy liabilities, we may soon gowns, Crtv. — Ou Sunday morning the Right Se, ' '"' have repetition of the loss and discredit which Lord Bishop of Oxford preached • sermon in of the funds a of this excellent charity, in the church of St. /Bridge, were occasioned by the formation, some time back, Linden-stone, Csnoonotreet. The rev. prelate took for of a number of small financial companies,conetantly him text the 4th and part of the sth MSS/ of the 11th competing with each other,and doing no good either adapter of St. Matthew, and in the course of a moat eloquent . discourse made a powerful appeal on behalf of tits impala, to their shareholders or to the pub li c. xe The oollsetioe amounted to 421. lle, issl. The Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England THR INCCIRPOILATED SOCIRTY FOR THE ENLARGE- (Limited), iu conjunction with the Imperial MOT raw, BOMDING, AND RRPAIRING or CHURCHINI AND motile Credit Association (Limited), announce that CHAPELS.- This society held its last meeting bat one far the they are prepared to receive subscriptions for 50,000 present session at the society's house. No. 7, Whitehall. yesterday ; the Lord Bishop of Lichfield in the chair; there were also present the Bishops of Oxford, preference shares, being the balance of the capital of Tax Rsemer nsttwar Accirentra.—No lass than B angnr , aa 4 the Atlantic Telegraph Company, not yet issued to I MO aasszak aistd ham."'" tickets were awned by the It eil- Liandaff ; Sir Walter James, Bart, Sir Thomss Phillips ; the general public. These 50,000 shares, of 51 . the Hos. and Very Rev, the Dean of York, Rev. Canon r est . bear 8 per cent. per annum preference inte- off the line at Retinal, and some of the injured in the col way Parseagers' esseresee Company for tbe o that ran Neiman, Ray. W. R. o°Snw. sod Roe. Robert Teittoli ; rest. The date for the departure of the Great ge lia t a isenoted.""sYrial.bsinentseandDainna,we hdoisaawtrbialtied.SlshadPl4oeurdly Marra John Boodle, George Oewburn, J. Park Harrison, Eastern steamship with the cable is fixed for the paid 4d. for a return journey insurence deice, and his J. G. Hubbard. IL P. ; Rev. George Ainslie,M.A.,ssentary, and Rev. B. Re id . assistant am t." . u mn f a o f mow Bth of next month, and it is scarcely neesseary to handy hien" °gilled 141 hC" RAILWAY Taavieturto rir 1865.—As parlia. amounting to COL were made In aid of the following objects : remark that the progress of the work will be preserved, and forma portion of the Building churches at Dwygyfylchi, near Conway: Chigwell. watched with intense interest. It appears that the am ' a histrylort= itls worthy of notice that there has row,_ near London • Glimmer, in the wish of Llama! flat scale of charges for the transmission of men- , a , b eta e ueed among them an offline! report made by the (U R ., •m • rthee) ; Hull, St. Michael ; sad Jersey , St. Sim on ' sages, . as agreed to with her Majesty's government, Government t Inspectorof Railways, is which he skee the or otherwise increasing the accommodatiae in the W. - r ani - at Ain imo , nest j Aannen j on . Bai nd a s id. nom was Es. 6d. per word, subsequently increased to ss. 1 foilowniegwatstemeet in relation as railwa y tra il :offing as well as railway officers of all Honhein ; Menheniot, nearLiskeard ; 'Sarrat, Dear Ida. per wori, but the Lords of the Treasury have con- , "Ge tle 11 paler 1 ,contentlytuse to travel eingly'elth • stranger a mammon& ; Tonbridge Wells, St. Stephen's ; Woodford, seated, within the last few days, that the company .the da• thews se wider the belief that It is truly coos o Boa/ Tbrarttooll i yes, near Uzi:whir' ; llehhers t e ae r shall experimentally charge until the let September 1 m to avoid ; is tat e easeeer all risk of beiag accuTerZ sear Milford Haves ; Mendlesham, near Steelman, Suffolk ; next, " without restriction, such rates for messages Ifi e Tiotepeess or extortion, of Iseult or essaalt. * This may Morpeth. Wyt c n Northumberlad; Ogbourne St. George, seer Merlhoreugh ; and o near Huntingdon. The grant as the company may, on full consideration, deem ' one day be t a steelier indiest;es of the areassee and BMA It is stated, upon what is formerly made towards =imaging the church at Markfield, , reasonable and proper; ' and the prospectus goeson to , macaw at the , hla the year of rase 1818. near Wooster, was immersed. A grant was also made ' make the remarkable statement that "is is fully I 13 " 111 " 2. Marys expected that by this arrangement the net profits , ( " as ' d o , ao era nk iun rjaaa oonob i, o adbeiltY l afai ,d ta in lm ag ia"l"& e arai re' that abt w ob e libers e ci e towards building a school the in the palish of fit Oldham, Laeoishire. Muth feeling of disappointment wss will reach one million sterling per annum." The , i l i c - c i u nno Rsaheg as ea OM J Eme-Shuttlemorth at , again expressed at the reduced amount of grants necessarily —llfeeoloar s Guardine. - 1 acted to the above cases, ands hope entertained that cos' capital of the company being composed of 100,00 01 s 1 ties geodes PREFERENCE. SHARES. , I triitationa on a larger seals than has recently been exped live per cent. debentures, 800,0001. eight per vent HOSPITAL POE DISRASICS OF TON CH M; •VIG. Groat SWAM , Boaters Counties Eatessica Na 10 06 - 1 visaed will moos be received, enabling the Dowd to deal preference shares (of which the present issue forms TORIA•TAIIIL —list arsolvereary sermon ea bob& of Skis Great Wasters, Original Prof . 44 per ant., 66. I more geserously with applications for the relief el spirituel i the b a lance), an d 600,0001„ cr ainegy shares, the . wield charity erss preached ee flnedey sends' last to the ! gum annually required to pay the changes on the 'a te Booi p r a 'rb oi .,, , bl vicar of rt.a..eieresa illbnir ed Naffed Le FOREIGN RAILWAYS. destitutioe. Bahia and Sea Premien) (Liss.), perm 7 per Nett I. COTTON PLairrtito.—We learn that two American Data Rhenish (161. paid), 23. 'madames have lowed about case bundled sores el lead is debentures and preference stock. as " 11 all 4 per fan; 06. FA . is dm Pula alail —"-'---- eab of M. MEFF• gbatAfords }lunar sad Liege, rm. 6 per gest pat by the Bsifasa paw tuned, an g h.,. mo a n szga n d innfonn 4 0 * a s gg cant on the ordinary capital, would be only 77,000/. Bon. a, eelieselen um we. es bob eszesiese tow geverwasat, 19i. suns with costee.—Peoeme Sow. in all. The stook show ceased ay thus be regarded =miles tits aseutiel egessiiess el the Weibel. - RLILWITIL 104 6 19 186 64t 6 i i 26 106 it 41 4 1041 01 1107000 100 - 20,000 1 60 10,000 1 60 10,00000 10,0001100 1 &m 00,000 1 60 oo so 06,0001 66 11,3001 ... 10 skoool se I T,OOO. so , 12,1001 20 , 1,0,0001 116 e.oos los skew! so to,ooo los stoos I ss 40,0001 II 10,000 % 20,000 GO $O,OOO IS 40,000 20 110,000 IG le,sool i-0:6e4 1 46.000 1011 .. W 139 126 12 16 60 Id 10 S 4lt _ 4 pm om Fro Par ' 3ldls 21 6 9 W 72 74 ill 71 73 19 1 fps ill 31 32 16 140 143 7 le 16 6 4 dls 16 61 44 le 7 03 4412 9 llaa Si • 47 ad iF 111 i L' 4,1684( LOOO 0,03011( T!,00oli! •0,000 gocao mew iiiiiil tikolFll 40,000, 10,000' 47,000 4%000 10,0001 1 _- 10,0 W 100 40,040 44 10,040 100 WACO 411 elPgal IS I l e apai 6 1 04414 16 1,1pg9 191 29 6 4 rib 11 21413 121 5 adla 6 •0Y 6 1 1 .11s la3l so 61 7;gs 26 LS_ 6 jab ipso a Igm MI a dim II 8 6 dia 10 6 69m 33 10 9 11 pm LO 6 3 Po‘ ul MI !Lima 1 2 11 60 19 81 18 16 60 66 W 18 19 181 10 par 1 pm adla 12a 7 64M 110 96 101 99 IM par 2 20 111,112 pm aa 16 de nu. M 3 161* 10 8 Bpm 88 If 94 100 96 94 / 41 63 —. 1 idle 0 4 r "• 7 1 41,11"' . re s sous! 10 s stool I 34 3 0 \ : „ pa 3 6di .... 14 lOU 54 64 66 4{ figs 64 AS -. XO3IDAI Svstva Consols, whieb closed on Saturday at 901 to div., for the Bth of July, opened this morning at the same quotation, and, after declining to 901 to f, closed at 901 " buyers." For money the last price was 90f to t. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Console, for money, 901, I, ; ditto, for amount, 901; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 89} ; New Three per Cents., 891, f ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 72 ; Annuities, 1885, 14 1-16 ; Bank Stock, 245; India, Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cont. 'thick, 1041. The India' Five per Cent. stock was inquired for. Exchequer B il ls we re steady at 2s. to ss. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief movement was a fall of g to } per cent. in Spanish Passive and Certificates. There was also a decline of }in Italian scrip. Other stocks, however, showed steadiness. Turkish scrip and Venezuela Bonds of 1864 improved } per cent. and Turkish Conaolidds, Graek, Mexican, andltalian stock, 4. In the market for bank shares a fresh improve meat took place in Agra and Masterman's. Bank of Australasia, Bank of Egypt, Imperial Ottoman, and Standard Bank of Africa shares were also better. English Joint Stock Bank, English and Swedish, and Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, Australia, and China were weaker. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 1511 to 1 ; National Discount, 101 to 111 prem. • Joint Stock Discount, 11 to 11 die. ; Egyptian Trading, 1 to } die. • Ottoman Socieui Generale, 3 to 3} prem. ; and Milan Improvements, 4to 5 prem. There were inquiries for Berlin Water works, Crystal Palace, London and Caledonian Marine Insurance , and Telegraph Construction shares. Peninsular and tal Steam Orien Royal Mail Steam, and Quebrada Land and Mining were flat. The shares of the financial companies were a little more offered, and in some cases a m ' ducLion of 2s. Gd. per share took place. The closing quotations are annexe viz. :—lnter national Financial, 1 } to 1 prem. ; Ge neral Credit, 2 to 2} prem. • L on don Finan cial, 8 to 8} pram. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2} to 1 prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier (both old and new shares), 31 to 41 prem., ex div. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Rio de Janeiro Gas, par to 1 rem. ; Lion Brewery, 1} to 2 prem. ; Peruvian Railways, 2} to I prem. Estates Investment, 1} to 1 die. ; Cheshire Salt Works, 1} to 2i prem. ; London -bridg e Land, }}to to; prem. ; Northern Assam Tea, par to prem.; Ikea= Iron Works, 7to 8 prem. ; Lon on and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to } pram. ; Blakely Ordnance, 21 to 3} prem. ; Waterloo and White hall Railway, 1 to 2 prem.; Enamelled Iron, 1 to 2 prem. • Downs Docks, 1 to 2 pr em. ; Grange Town iron, 1 to 2 prem. • London Steam Collier, 1} to 11 prem.; East London Railway ririp, 24 to 3} prem. ; ditto, paid-up, 31 to 4 prem. ; North Rancid Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; Albert College, } to 1 prem. The A stock of the Metropolitan Extension Railways of the London, Chatham, awl Dover Company is now quoted 62 to 64 per 1001. stock. United States 5.20 Bonds have attained • fresh rise of 1} per cent., closing at 71} to 1. The demand extended to many other American seeuri ties, especially to Atlantic and Great Western Rail way debentures. Canada Government Six per Cent& rose 1 per cent. There were also inquiries for Cape of Good Hope Government debentures. MINIIB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocar. The mining market is inactive to-day, and quo tations generally - exhibit no alteration, compared with those last current yesterday. West Chiver ton shares are called 76 to 80; Wheal Rose 29e , to 30i, being rather better ; Zest Cain tree, 6i to * • and Chiverton, fit to 9. Wash'oe Gold shares continue heavy, and have further receded ; transactions are reported at 9 and SHARE LISTS.--(TRI8 DAY.) Two oPer.oelt. The railway market is inactive to-day, and, with the exception of a rise of per oent. in London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire 'toas t and a decline of * in Metropolitan, quotations show no variation. London and North Western stock Is now quoted 124 to 4 ; Great Western, 71} to 3 ; Mid 138 k to 138 ; Lanoashirs and Yorkshire, 6121 to ; Caledonian, 1314 to 134 ; South Eastern, to f ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; London and South Western, 99 to 100 ; Metropolitan, 1421 to 1434 Great Northern, 1324 to 1334 ; ditto A, 147 to 148. Indian, Canadian, and foreign lines are quiet. Namur and Liege shires, however, have unproved. ORDINARY BRAM AND STOCK& Was ei I Prl. I RAI:Man. I I soda 4:5"i 7 := 4. to 1 p.m. - . c. I 30! .w ltrwr...~ 100 Caledonian 100 Cambrian all I liork and Bends. ,Oornwall all !80. • J A wet. anal 0 all I Do. B 1 p. atlepo B. 100 Milo and Aux en DondmaPertle&Abd.in 100 Idinkingtiend and 1 1° 00 =Mama Cal- 00. 100 Do. 1. nag. MX. No 100 Great Nortionooldend 100 Oreatlfceiharn 100 Do.* J A ree. so dtr. an. 100 D.:0114110p. e. idß 100 04. South Weel Urn) lel GeeM Wades 100 Doiltaor VaLois.ll4ll 100 Do. Routh wales 100 Do. W. Md.—Oxford 100 Do. Do. Newport 10 Do. Do. Bere/oro 110 Lanceahlre di Yorkshire 100 London and Illackwall 100 Loo., Brightn, & EiXosat 100 LoadonAlatemot Dor . 100 London,* Nonh Weft. 100 LoodoodtdotithWeekra 100 Man.,Sbet.,d Linimbib 100 iletropollanNew 4i Do. 2 Do. latenalon all Metro. Dia (Bro. Scrip C. 10 Do. do. do. liie 194 90 90 1$! 164 146 148 118 in BO 116 fl 72 93 06 19 61 46 43 106 106 122 120; 90 92 107 199 41 42 114 t 99 100 at 141; 144 614 It 4 It 107 109 10 12 Ij6 21 106 107 100 I Do. AS Shares ... 100 Do arias Derby all rill. M. Wn. (1ee.).... ell led Lest . ...... ISO North Brills); 100 Do. Idin.,PertlaDolid 100 N. ludero—Berolok IN Do. aN. Z. Palo 100 Do. Leeds.. 100 Do. York —..— 100 Ds. WILL all Do. litook.aDuihig DI Do. do. 110041 Ifi Do. 60. 18041 100 North Loncloo all Do. New 11 De. do.. Iliel, .... _ 100 North Staffordshtre ell N. di B. Nesters Joao. US ODOM& Central 100 Scottish N.l. Aber.filk. 100 Scottish Midland 100 Sloopiddre V aloft 100 lola Dim 100 South Latent all Stalues. If ohiallmoke• 100 Tea Veto 11 De. 0 ...... 100 Vele of 21Wk 100 Victoria Btu • PtAllios 100 West Cornwell 100 W. MAUL E. a D.A 85 . , ge iie 1121 114 To, 711 lodi l iN ust rie 119 121 fe 10 e 90 so pa 11 itt 146 1150 ba 66 lii In k i 9ii 2 ISO if 41 SI 58 60 116 Idi 9 10 lid 169 3 • Pa 166 157 Tin i 2', 31 107 i 7 1361 6 4 _. .113 12t - Pm 67 49 78 90 BILITIBE NMMONL_ se:f I'd= ithuxtle 6 as. Lawrence 130111.81 Z. it 0.10.1.69. e. Do. / theme liii • Lake Hama [a 1. 10, S. 101 1. 111 I Do. Pia - °moo Buff., BroototGotMrlob 6 p. c. BdA. Aug. 1.1671 Do. do. July 1, 18711 Do. do. law 11,1874 Col.& 11.3•84orolg.o. I. dope T. lk Dock 69. a g. i paguaggn,7 g.e.powpfol goil Board P. 6 66 . • Twat Indian go. 6 do Do. .7 llsionslos Weald Trost of panada Do. &POP. 11 . 1 B =ci Do. 186 rwid. Do. do. fletierid Do. Ind pref. Hoods Do. do. defeirod Do led past oak..St Do. do. deferred Do. 44b w.f. Stook.. Do. do. defarrod Great Indian 1.00(171111a . Do. goo. 6 per coot. 6 Do. Now do I QS. 8. of India g. 6p. at I Do 41 pow mot GIL Mastro of Cum& Do. New Do.ap. o. Bda pay. DOS Do.li do. do. 111/-15 Indian Branch, Limited Madras guar. a p. mat. ao. do. Do. as do. Do. Eta Manx Corp. 6 p.r0..38dd MMb. and Hobson 's By s.B.ofCastip.c.latp.B. Wade, aim Icr omit. Do. Dead Do. do. do. Do. runi66l) do Do. lads& St.triot. do. ckidag Priem se Se loss lOsi iota Per se 00 101 70 76 100 101 104 106 109 11 . 14 161 66 8 0 N 16 16 68 66 68 48 60 K 68 a 46 26 67 tk _l6. iiit 11 - 11 9. 1 ill lolt b 103 106 11} 96 BS 90 U lo 96 il lOr 97 90 07 60 IS 22 101{ 1011 101 102 idle Or 101 k 104 at 111 PROF7NOIAL SHABA mAiurzra. Ina/006. Jinn 18.-41 alas fre-day t-Idinburo and Glar 911-Great intern, 47 xd.-1.1 re and Yorkshire, 11:1 2-:. -London and North Western, 1114 i 614 -Metropolitan, 1 84 1 4-Midland, new. ZlB shares, 31 Is - INte o ffi/ awe'. NI &- South Eastern, 84-Great Weetern of Canada, 11-111nois e tre 84 6.7 31-Ikie, 631 3-11pankit Twenties. 71 14 1 14- Alll anos Bank, II 4 p.-Ea t en Exchange Bank, 11 1 1-16 d.-Ilverpool innancial Association. 6-16 4 d.- Mersiantile and Eschew Bank, 3 11-16 d.-Albion Marine. 6-'6 1 ILiverpool, Landon, and Globe. 9 8 P.- 1 " 6110 .1.1 cL tbeen, 11t-16 p. -Royal Insurance, 6 y.-7TH and one Marine, 61 p.-Britiah Shipowners , 11 el.-Liverpool United Gas Company. 204-Liverpool Exchange Balldlnp, 201-Wor6 India and Pacific Steam Compaq), 21 p. itlianoll6ll. Jun 19.-There WON marked transactions lo de) in Birmingham Goals at 84-Bizminghain Banking Com pany's shone at 324 and St -Lloyd's Banking Company, at 10 prn.--and Monts's Metal, at 11 dls. BinninSbeln ftlinateeff quoted 73.1. banns -Midland Derby, 106 to 107-84ourbridite Cans& 840, eelkis-Birmingham Joint Stock Bank. 36, banns- Birmingham Financial, Ito preen.-Binaingbani Alliance Fire, 2a OL to Oa. prom.-and South Staffordshire Waterworks, 7; to e• ILANONIntIta, ICU 19.-The market for IngEsh shares and other stocks was Oat and rather weaker, but American tecurities showed a re , sod deal of improvement. Alliance Blink (Limited). 54 p.-Confederate Loan, 7-Ebbw Vale Company (Limited), 11 d. -Great Eastern, 461-Gnat Western of Canada. 11 10,1--Great Western, 721 6-4111nols Central, 83 41 6 1 3-LannaMe ard Yorkshire, 111 1-London and North Western. 124 1 4-Man cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 621 I-Ditto, Five per Cent. Preference, 916-16-Metropolitan. 1431 I i-Dielo. New Erten sion, 1 18.18-Mexican, 251-New York and Erie. 631 1 31 1 3 }- South Eastern, 84 6-Siaredey Coal and Iron Company (Limited). 14 o -Themes and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited), 6 9-16 p.- Milted States 320 Years' Bonds, 711 1 1-Rochdale Moat. St- Union Bank, 41 p. DOlll.lll, Juan 17.-New Three per Cent. Stock, 884-India Five par Cent. Stock (kranafnable at Bank of Ireland), 106- Bank of Ireland (iOOl. paid) 220 d -National Bank (SOL raid). ( for account, 100-National 'Bank, new (issued at 26 paid). 9393]-Ditto for account, 93 931-National orll aL rerpocd. New (tuned at 61. prom), (10L paid). 1-Provincial Beak COL paid), 89-Union Bank (Limited), (OR paid), for recount, 11111- Dnblin and Belted Junction (all paid). $ l4-Great Southern and Western (1001. paid), 87-Midland Gnat Western (all paid), 27; 28-Ditto Helves (all paid), 131 - Dublin . Wi cklow, and Wexford. Sis per Cent. perp. (all paid). 101-Great Southern and Western Four per Cent. perp. (all paid). 931-Waterford and Limerick, Fire per Con.. redeemable (all paid), 46. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL FIT]) COTTON dr CORN MARKETS. (BY UN RIP:MON LAMM TILIGRAPIL) (FROM ODA OWN OORRNBFONDINT.) Ctorros.—The market is very firm and the oar will probably foot up about twenty- fi ve thousand bales. MRS.—The market moderately attended. Fair business doiog in wheat at fully Friday's prices. Flour nominally unchanged. Beans, wits, and oatmeal dull. lodian acorn steady ; old mixed. 26 e. 6 d. ; new, 275. 6d. 29e Sd to 295. 6d. MINCIND-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) 800 AIL—The market has opened steadily, but without activity, at last week's currency. Barbadoea in public sale sold at their value. Reload : A limited business only has been transacted, at last week's currency. Corms—There Is a good demand for all desirable qualities at fall previous rates. TEL.—The market generally is quiet, busied' has been does in new Canton Coogou, arrived overland, prices kept Nast. Rice.-1,000 bags of Rangoon sold at 9e. RUT. —A small parcel of Demerara sold at the previous prices of ls. 7d. BLIZPITISE.—NO sales reported. Oorrox.—Market continues very active ; prices show a further advance d 4d. to id. per lb. TinniveUy, 94d. to 114 d. ; Bengal, 6d. to 74d. ; Western, 1244. to 13d. ; Coin baton, 10 . d. to 11d.; Japan, 1041 to 11d. ; Scinde, 50. to TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Subjoined ire the preeent quota tions :—Town tallow is quoted 39e. net ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 409. 9d. ; all the month, 40s. 6d. to 40s. 9d. ; October to Danaher, 421. to 42.. 3d. ; Dam. bar, 425. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr.Oharles JIM'S Easton reports tawle km at the follow. ing prima :—Prime meadow hay, 951. to 110 a. ; inferior, 80e. to 90e.: new, 60s. to 80.. ; clover, old, 110 a. to 130 s. ; straw, 26e. to Ms. JOINT 6100 Z. BANK& ♦gr & lir&smack fa Do. Do. 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