The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-21 00:00:00

TEE PIIIIIILIeI 4117=270N. lAnt night • numerous meeting of the inhabitants ~f westauster we. held at the Whittington Club, for the lurpme of pretertieg against the aggression of the House of ..,ols on the constitutional rights of the people ; Mr. H. STBIELZT, IL P., in the chair. Letters of apology were read from General Evans and Sir r , sh e llev. excusing themselves for nonattendance on ac room .1 the pressure of parliamentary business, but en. presiing their determination to uphold the privileges of the House of COMMOSDI. The Cii tient% sail that this country was blamed with a 41orsius constitution, under which they had arrived at a high voilit of prosperity ; but the constitution, like a steam-en. ce, riquired to Is' perfect in all its parte ; se, otherwise, .I ri....1.1 not work harmoniously. It was the right of the i ran to giv e or to refuse aliment to bills parsed by both h......- of parliament, hut God forbid that the Crown should isir r silos° it. assent to memuree which had passed both 1 11 , 11 M, .4 parliament, for if it did, then they were on the hook 14 revolution (Hear, hear.) The Home of Lords bid also ita privileges end rigida. It was the isculiar privilege of the House of Commons, as the representative* of the people, to pass money bills and U. impose taxation, and up to the pre sen t time the House of Lords never interfered with that peculiar privilege of the House of Commons. (Hear.) It was this Hoodoo , core of the House of Lords which brought them together on that ncomion. He should keep oat of view altogether the question whether the Chancellor of the Exchequer was right or smog with regard to the paper &Mir (Hear, heard That did not affect the question they MIN there to diseuva. (" Hear, hear," and cries of " yea") H. should admit for the sake of argument that the Chimedler of the Exchequer was wrong, but even if he wens, *s iiiisslioa was, bad the House of Lords a right to interfere with a money bill which had beeo passed by the Howe of Osm iatiz mons .. He confessed that there was more en this questiou a the Home of Comma s' than be the case, hut he attributed that to the mode in She Home of Commode was formed. (Hear.) Why faVy a OW ef the repreeestatives of the House of Osmaine nese setersied by the influence of the peers. (Hear.) new vim bet as way of setting the House of Comae= Mght. ad that wee Lt. people. e 'peakingw o :d to the Ldt:Ssititsrie d w t emlw etromif feeling in the coaatry itself on this subject. (Hear, hear.) Having bneffy laid before them the question they came to consider. be bawd Mean= Mr. Beale to address the meeting. Mr. Beats, le moving the following resolution :-" That the continuance of any tax by a vote of the House of Lords, after its repeal by the House of Commons, with the sanction of the Crows, is a breach of the ancient and well established maxim of the English constitution, that the people shall be taxed only with their own colas* given by their representatives in parliament, sad he an abase of the functions of the Have of Lords. Aid thi meeting calls upon the House of Commas to vialleste the en.-rent privilege of exercising the supreme control over all matters of taxation, and to maintain the rights of the people unimpaired from the infringements of the House of Lords"- mid that the hon. member who had just spoken hail not given them much to hope for from the present House of commons. It therefore became the duty of the out of doors to express their sentiments, to an influence upon their members, toil, through their mbetalbwion the cabinet. (Hear, hear.) Let them strengthen the bends of those members of the cabinet who were on the side at the people in this matter- Mr. Gladstone ' Mr. Gibson, red Lord .1. Russell. (Cheers.) Lord Palmerston had already declared that he did not wish for any collision with the House of Earth. (Hear, hear.) It therefor* behoved them to strengthen the hands of the liberal party In the galosh If when the Homes of Common,. and the Crown deatied that this paper tax was not necessary, the House of Leeds, its their insolent ignorance, decidol that it was was it not in point of f ac t an assump ti on on t h e i r part 'their right to tax the people'. (Hear.) If the government were wrong on the paper duty question, it was the duty of Hr. Disraeli, or somebody else, to move a vote of want of as.. fideoce in the ministry. (Hear, heard But the Hews of Lords, in all the insolence of prerogative, and in a reactionary and revolutionary spirit, relieved the leader of the opposition of that duty, aoil fixed this tax on the people. (Hear, hear.) But he had to tell them that the insolence of the Lon!, was not likely to be *Oa - lotted to by the country, and he had the satisfaction to tell them that fifty of the wealthy manufacturers of Man che.frr hail met and declared themselves ready to sub smile L. 1410/. each. He hoped that this spirit would make itself felt on Friday nest, when the policy of the govern , meat was to he announced. (Hear, hear.) Mr. WHITEKI . RMT seconded the resolution. He reminded the meeting that the North American ociraia hod beim 10.4 t to this isomtry on this paced, that the rumenatiktiese ...f England had no right to tax the people of Amadei. Well, the House .if Lords did net the people of England, and vet it was the Hones Lade that decided that the people of England should be taxed to the amount of 1,500,000 t., after the repreirentatives of the -- - - • • • .4 people and the emwn seal th a t' thi s t ax was not w anted. He had no doubt th e H ouse o f Lords were very competent to deal with certain questions. They were very competent to deal with the light.weights question, and other important matters of that kind, but that the House of Lords—and three peers constituted a House of Lords , should have the right to tax the people of this country was one of those attempts to stretch prerogative which ended in the discomfiture of those who made the attempt. This was a very import...at question. (Hear, beAr.) They had to deal with a body of men who were to" topethetie with the people of the country. (('heers.) Tbete was actually at that moment • committee of the Lords inquiring into the habit; and feelings of the people. (Laughter.) He would only my lithe people did not resist ibis aggression of the Lords they might bid adieu to their greatnem and leafy. (theen.) Mr. 4 . .MINGNAM. M.P., rose to en= o 4ls resolution. He appeared there not only as a resident of Westminster, but as • member of the Seen Commons— & house where they weld not sap gentlemen by their names, or allude to the Moue of Lords except as soother place. It was we weeder hat inch • house should act upon precedent, tam* he believed there was no precedent for the c endoet of the Eisen of Lords on this 10 . .1041. (Hear, beer) This wee a rneetion on which the people must speak out. It was • whin whether they would allow their rights to be wresebeil hew then by a ((hvileged, an irresponsible, mil menewelems body. ewn.) You know that same at why have bee. taken out of your pockets, end whet here yen get in re turn ! You got no equivalent return for all these witheey which were so much easimMed hrby the court end the aristocracy. (Hear, her.) Ms nosed hut a mall they now, hut if you did set rein the wader:nee attesept there was not one of your Me* which held eel be Oohed from you. It was asessory Mr Me people te awe leeward on this cousins. tentedhe sweenhhe were not always to be trusted whoever* yrleripiee were at stake. (ien, hear.) It we. deehlth se Each menthes that the nyeeentletine of the yeeple *saki be not bah he the le ewer le Men *OA be nhelhedi by the el the yobbo voiee. (lose.) Me esehend he wee an envy id the anion cd the Mew if Lei s lesneee s who he knew the entinients wheat panshal the sod webs donee in Yds sossery, he Sit het enarstll ial asl hie Ideal we to stir ay Me pee* le a new et hair Atha ) Me biped they weal set fa 1810 apse their yrivilease be be 'evaded by se Inespeedbh hay, who mold Met they wee away. the 'Limon of year Ilhertlea but eh Won la malty the heeneet be vela nen when sod awry mons haw I. puede ihe yea ge the re*. Pam him) A Mr. Them hen n a:a he thane to Waren the bet atter • aloft he week apparently ie th he we eenepellsd to retire the him sod Ernes of Mie The nellethe wee then ph, ni l = Mr. taantion EDwAus awed, awl Mr. Matueos ereenihd a resolution I. favor eta petition to the Hone ▪ (ere nansa ;hymn then he wiwileede the sing pain hies of the commons if eosin the sepente sontrol weer a =men of Swam The nft,lutton. fuming bees supported 11 ntber speakers, erw ad. pted, after ...hick the onettsig sepanntal. Meryl:so AT LI% MUM POL. —A numerous meeting of h.. 111..nal eletlon of Liverpool was held in the Concert. hall, Lord Nelsonntreet, on Tuesday evening, for the pur pose of petitioniog the House of Commons on the subject the recent steps taken by the House of Lords with regard to the repeal of the paper duty. The petition expressed a hope that the Home a Commons would take sash =swum with regard to its own privilegee and the rights of ita eondituents that the House of Lords would never intim interfere with nay amasurs affecting the taxa tion at the people. LONDON, 31101 ON, AND SOUTH COAST JtAILWA r-trirm DAT.) An extraordinary general meeting of thin eon- Foxy was held this marinas at tie case, Laidorkfelea, t, take into conaideration a bill . now poodles in parlianwat for the Wender at th• - Iron sail bvetberhead Railway to the Union and Mena Wolin Railway Company, most the Lambs, !MOM" end am* (•.+.t Railway COMpany. Ni, J mai &row be the els& A revolution approving the bill was proposed Old adapted, arid the meeting adjourned to the 2Ath inst. tor the wpm of LVlSSideriste ether bills Row berme parliament. .% batter from Father Clery, of Brighton, appears in tho Teases. He thus describes the visit of Mr. "Vaa l. :Art "rhea io search of his son :—" Is the coarse of the ▪ .lay I was waited upon by the schoolmaster, but for I have already stated, I declined to inform him h. the boy was more particularly so am the salsa f toe that he had seat a telegram to Mr. Vs/miners. hours after, the latter, accompanied by Mr. finch (a n.,,,ourete), came to me at my lodgings, but eertsialy seith• r them accosted me sharply. CM the coetrary, Mr. Vaesittart said that if be were a woman be weld shod tears, sad having requested me to use my Maumee to fn. due., his sou to mews, I, la compliance with hie risque* eoreseeted to do all be say power for that purpose, end I did so becurdibily ; and, although Mr. Scott Uses stated that rm, w t would have bees bad to a writ of Asko.. teepee, V seme ee , l7 , he did sot address a la aay tense or mann tshoeorritog • gentleman." THE EXPRESS, TifiT#IMAY ; EVENING, JUNE 21, 1860. Polimeoralsble MO said the sodette boys were dread. folly annoyed ly a peg of oilier who tried to drive thew sway from the steps at Mr. Alderman Abble mid the Brigade wee sa warr homm ieshtzd wie i h a rd th the e hope who kieepoll as =r 3 protect thew trail the lawsuits of them who AO .it think proper, or whose ammeters did tit peril* thee, to /th , the lalpade. He should therefor* Ise the prisoner 20a or days' imprisonment. The looney was paid. GUILDHALL. ALLEGED PRAI'DULIMT BANTEITIPTCY. Htnrryy Cooper, of Cambriiigestreet, Neekesy, and -terrace, balston, described as a boot sad shoe manufscturer, was again placed at the bar on the charge of obtaining goohs under false pretences within three months of his bankruptcy, and with absconding from his liabilities with intent to cheat and defraud his creditors. Mr. Turner (Sole and Turner) attended for the prose cution, and Mr. Beard appeared for the prisoner. It appeared that the prisoner carried on business apparently in a very satisfactory manner until about a month ago, when he suddenly absconded, and was traced to Liverpool, where he was on board the Northern Bride, in which vowel he had taken passage for New Zealand, with the whole of his remaining stock in trade. A sum of 3001. in gold was found in hie possession which, with the property recovered frees the Northern Bride, it was calculated would be sufikirint to pay the creditors 30a. in the pound. The prisoner, in his La mination before the commissioner in lisulniptey, ex plained that his reason for going away wee ad in consequence of existing difficulties, as these he apprehended were of a prospective charazter, his principal liabilities not falling due anti] June sad July. After evidence had been given of the bankruptcy prooesdinsp several witnesses were called to prove the trading, on the conclusion of which the prisoner was committed for trial. SHOPLIFTERS AND 111.71:11111B. Mary Hartledge and Mary Phillips, middle-aged females, residing at Norwood, were : 1 r before the Hon. G. C. Newton with shoplifting and • ering. Frederick NOW shopman to Mr. ey, a draper, at Norwood, deposed that on Frid a y even i ng last the pri soners same into the shop of his master and que hued a shirt, and roon alter they were gone he missed a buy's cap that he had sees ale on their entering the shop. On the before he saw the prisoners together near his • shop and gave them into custody for stealing the cap on Friday lads The nap now produced by the police eonsiable vu the one that had been stolen. Thomas la 84 P, said that, after locking up the M= he their lodeing, and, in the room to Hartledge, be found the cloth cap produced, and a ma me NV el knives and appose belonging to tha Cryutel Company, and which no doubt had bees stolen. Ha bed not discovered anything of a suspicious dia meter in the room of Phillips. The prisoner Hartledge, who mid she had picked up the things, was committed for three months to - Wandsworth Howe of Correction. Phillips was discharged. ii. r( ft. u et. u ix. u I§l. 11 SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. - - - Two o'Culow. Notwithstanding the flatness of Consols, the railway share market to-day is firm. Caledonian and North British stooks are in chief demand, and have again advanced. There is also an improvemet of 1 to 3 per cent. in several of the other principal stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1011 to 102 ; Great Western, 691 to 1; Midland, 117 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1041 to 1051 ; South Eastern 84 to ; Caledonian, 921 to 93 ; Eastern Counties, 341 to 65 ; and Great Northern, 114 to 115. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at par to prem. The ludian and Canadian lines are steady. OIDTWAIT ILAILWATB. W (IL 1131104, V•L BLeir.,lsaLAClkiwitae PlacYbuzi, ♦ND DIOCINS. M and Typo Bos yth ton, Bioated,a *LC i!acl Itaotat • Se M 16 11 1 124 1 Ccc kan (;laia— .4 Banden — ....1 Do. A Ano till , . until B p.c. bi pail to 111. Dublin and B sl Joe. Den4.,Perth, AbaLlia rnbititieu W I a * n is 105 of eel ei 7 8 9 16 17 66 16 26 1.6 16 V ut :I - 921 $ 114} ON 106 1 41 1141 161 102 1-1 mi rimes P068N010115. tai. In I ZULlean. I Mang prices I Ulm to-day yesterday. to 1 p.m. 100 all Wasik alt Lwrenee 116 87 el 110 Bea 8ar.00.1n.g.6p.c. 93 1174 10 I Do. do. B. • die linflato&Lkelluronla 61 I 1:1 10 ell Do. D.. Yref "r erence 100 100 Buff.,Brant,./tOoderich Op.& Ida., Aog. 1,1871 estlarsedbyftd.&LH. TS 111 -. 100 100 Do. J 0171,1878, ditto 76 76 .- 110 100 Do. June 1, 1874, ditto OB 73 6 Weans aS. Lateen } dls } pro Pia 40S • . T.&Docklip.c.gns 2} 11 his 1 10 74 Osylon, 6 per cent, 1} lOf di + 110 5 lastarn IL 100 Ldisn 1 4 dia 1 4 02 1 2 SO 15 Do. Ratendoo 1 par } Pal I 10 16 Do. lubbulpore Dar tDm I ft la 100 all Do. p. ct. 100 all Do. 6p. ct. do. 10 all Geelong & Melbourne ll = Bt, 100 Grand Trunk of OYU& 30 il 301 100 all Do. 0 per ct. Prof. 100 all D0.5ec.Pref.631.43.3e 77 79 100 all Do. Bma et. D• 94 , 69 61 60 } 100 all Do. 7 par et WS._ 78 80 76} 100 all Do. do. 1887 66 70 100 all Do. do. 1871 O6 70 111.. 100 Great Indian Yandosals lat 100 100 } Si 6 Do. New 10 13 fit..l3. 041=6 et. I} 1 dta all GLWeat 2 4 '3 " 1 18 Do. New dia 100 all DO. o. 97 99 100 all Do. do. 78 1111 97 10 100 all Do. do. TS 100 all Do.s}p.el.l9ls.,pmr. 97 91 9 19 6 St. 100 Madras Ow. 64 pee ct N 118 .—. 81 100 Do. do. 5 par et SI WI St. 100 Do. 4} Der et MM 93 . 93 10 10 Do. 4th Itztet do. BR 100 Melb.Coey.fp. et. SO all N.Bnwerick a . clam 7 • 10 all D A cap. L. o. do. Lad & 5 6 V 10 all Do. do. 11 eap. do. 1 7 90 all Do. do. Lad do. 11 — 10 isa. Onde (Limited) — Bt. 100 Sande ISO 101 10 6 Do. Punlaub Odadloo D0.1nd.8L7106.g. Sp.d. 96} 90} ea; 1 • .lhaltat ftly I I Qls ... seoio" 166,000 %OMAN 3,4138,810 1,9110,800 VASS 800,000 6,000 St. Commercial SC Do. 4p. ct. Pref.. St. Zack and Wart India St. London St. Bt. Katharine St. Southampton Victoria 10 Do. Now 100 102 }dG}pml LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Bofors the Master of the Rolls.) 111 12 BIUDCWELL HOSPITAL His Honour gave judgment in this matter, which came before the court on • summons to vary the scheme ap proved by the Attorney-General for the future destination of a part of the property of the above institution. By the scheme it was proposed to establish • reformatory with the property in question ; oa the other band, the City unions were desirous to devote it to the establishing and support of a house or houses of refuge for the houseless poor. His Honour, after referring to the objects of the founders of the charity, observed that reformation of adults, of the character described in the ordinance f o r th e verament, 15.37, by means of compulsory labour, ap to form its main feature-4 purp ose l au d a bl e in but one proved by experience to be well nigh impracticable, and he thought the scheme of the Attorney-Geoeral,by educating and train. ing to virtuous habits the children of the class to which those whose helve& was contemplated belonged, altogether better adapted than the plan of the City unioas to promote the views of the founders. The scheme of the Attorney. General would therefore be adopted, and the summons dismissed, but without coats. Mr. R. Palmer, Mr. Seloyn , Mr. Wickens, Ur. ilespalay, and Mr. Feedbag° appeared fee tie different podia Mr. Terrell was for the AttornspOesseal. COURT OF QIIKINI BINCE. Sittings at Nisi Prins, at Violinlasten—atelore Mr. Justice Hill and a Special Jay.) atom r. Loan LLAXOV7I. —lll2 ALLEM LIM. CAM The farther herring of this me on nimid this morn- The oourt was darer mooted. Sir F. Kelly, Mr. fferjeant Pigott, Mr. Hawkins. Q.C., and Mr. Phipeon win counsel for the plaintiff. Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., Mr. Bova Q.C., Mr. Huddlestame, Q.C., and Mr. H. Jaws winsome' for the defendaat. The plaintiff's cronexamination was reemed by Mr. Edwin James. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Coo:minima Hoiroyd.) DI IC JAIDIB COLLO/1.-TIM PAM =AM The bankrupt was a paper-maker at Oxford. He owes to unsecured creditors 3,494!.: the siesta are seated at even • larger amount, but subject to a realeatirsa of the y. At the last sitting the examination w as a d for pro duction of Mr. Allard, the trade assignee. Mr. Linklater, on behalf of opposing creditors, asked for another adjournment. Mr. Allard, the sole assignee, had been summoned to attend the former sitting, but bad failed to do so. An adjournment was ordered, for the ewer purpose of bin being brought forward ; since the. every effort had been mode to serve him with the summon, but without success. The summons had been left with his wife, but he was not forthcoming. The bankrupt's books were said to have been destroyed at a fire ; and the creditors had no means of testing the large amounts repre sented to be due from the bankrupt. Mr. lawraoce, for the assignees, said that Mr. Allard had come to town on the day of the last sitting, but too late to attend. He had undertaken to do so at this meeting ; but • medical certificate showed that he was prevented from Maas. He had sent up his books, with • view to support tur his proof of debt. There was no ground f or a adjourament. The property of the bankrupt, a paper mill, had been o ff ered for sale ; but the bidding, had not reached the reserved price. At one time it was thought, from the anticipated repeal of the paper duty, that • very large sum would be realised. Mr. C. E. Lewis, for the bankrupt, also urged that he should be allowed to pass his examination. This was merely a question between the trade assignee and some one who wished to displace him. His Honour said there was no reason for casting any irn- I potation on Allard ; but in the position in which the matter stood the court could not paw the bankrupt at present. The documents which had been sent up by Allard ought to be examined by the official assignee, with a view to test the balsooseheet ; and at the adjourned sitting it was to be hoped that Mr. Allard would see the propriety of doing his duty sa trade assignee, and attending the court. An adjournment for four weeks was ordered. THE EUROPEAN AND ALNERPCAN MY AK BRIPPECI COMPARE 01111174 There was an audit meeting under the winding.up order recently made in this case. The account of Mr. Edwards, the official liquidator, shows an amount in hand of 31,700 f. A dividend of lOa in the pound has already been paid ; sad • further dividend will be declared on Tuesday next of about the same amount. THE MARTLEBONE GAD CONSOIEIR . COI/PA/CT (LIMITED). An order for winding-up was recently made in the case of this company. This was the sitting for proof of debts. The liabilities are small, from 1,5001. to 2,000/. It appearing that the books of the company were held by Mama Ed wards and Frankish, solicitors, who claim a lien upon them, an adjournment of the sitting took place to compel the production of the books. (Before My. Commiaxioner Evans.) IN CZ JACKMON. The bankrupt, a surgeon, of Somali-town, passed his examination on accounts *bowing debt. of 1,8001., and •mete of 3501. IN RE W. WILLER. The bankrupt, a coftee•houae keeper, ►t Deptford, applied for his certificate. Mr. liolianis oppose I for the • nex The bankrupt had brought an action against the Commemild Gas Coro piny for not laying gas on to his house ; he was nownited, there not being the slightest pretence for the action. Directly afterwards he Sad his petition in the Insolvent Court at Maidetcas, but the creditors thought it their duty to bring him here. He owed 443 f., sad there were no assets, all his property having been sw ep t away under a Uill of sale. He had been bankrupt in 1865, and insolvent in 1657. _ The bankrupt was his own counsel, and read statement in defence of the course he had He had taken extensive premises at with the view .if establiahing a motel lodging-ham for working men, his mother supOying the messy ; he after wards gave her • bill of sale, but thi s wag karma to the other creditor. The only creditor who had proved egebet his estate was the Commercial Gee Company far that costa in the action, in which he had foaled ' threes* a technical defect in the declaration. The had refused to lay ow gam till he paid the debt j y a former tenant, and he had resisted this unjust deeinad on principle. His Honour reserved his judgment. (Before Mr. C.unmikoner p og bu nque ,) IN RE A. P IIL..7CAIN. The bankrupt was a wine.merchant, of Southampton street, Hinted This was the sitting for choice of assignees. A preliminary statement of affairs, by Messrs. Hart Brother," shows the following result - -To creditors, 4,535/. ; do. weured„ 7.181/. Assets, 2,1103/. ; property held as security, 14tlig. Mr. Smart, accountant, of Basuighaldetreet, wee chosen trade assignee. It ILE J. W. FER.OUSRON. Tu. bankrupt was • bookseller. of Paternoster.row. This was Vie first 'Min. The habdities are 1,9001. ; assets shout 500 f. The bankrupt was the publiaher of • mall literary periodical. Mr. Sus" accountant, of Bsaingball•street, was chosen trade assignee. SHERIFFS' COURT, RED-LION-SQUARE. (Before Mr. roolsr KhenfY Burchell sod A Jury.) The awes before the court this morning were of so public impoetsace. Sailors RAILWAY Acrmiarr.—PlAlMALL AND wire V. TBL WIPORD, WOW AND WOLVIRHANIPTON This was an action bdore the learned Under. Sheriff on Satanlay, brought by Noah Pearsall and Martha his wife, to rccover compensation for serious injuries to the latter, by an accident some time since, on the Oxford and Worcester Railway. Judgment went by default, and a writ of inquiry was executed for the assessment of damage.. Mr. Huddlestone, Q.C., and Mr. Smytbies were for the plaintiffs, and Mr. Coleridge represented the company. The evidence adduced went to show that whilst a train was stopping at the Brierley station another train ran into it., and Mrs. Penman received a severe shock, which pro duced an illness of a very serious character, Several 'medical men were examined, and other evidence given to lsy bef ll bl ore the real jury the very peculiar injwiee which Mn. Aimsaed ised. heard in mitigation of damages. The harind oder-Sheriff laid the ease before the jury, area they aiseuesd the damages at 250(. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) /113118101‘.110138E. DelllllJ Dnastit Schngs 13 00l So ciety.sheehleek, was charged with lting Ben black, belonging to the amia East Lond on The peneeentardatint that while star Sag with hie box in Lower Thasaawdreet yesterday etteesece, the prisoner DA& 11111111140 atit lip 60 bi/;, Trith wise we i• in k MO et Os swim which wen se dia asp of ki lo: W. awl wiled away with it. Alwaititabsuesaftarrulswiti_weatarialps Kthecain lathe drl and west quiodyee is lan sad lenik — itaent.upen mbkla prinower least to lUD (erilleissies) tem nod` turned belt the Within ont of the pot, took the stick out of the psi. owl dabbed it in his face. Complainant asked hire sang he did it for, when the prisoner rubbed his Ira in the bled*, which he had turned nut of the With ofd rubbed it in witness's faoe. He did ispehiz that, but about an hour after the prisoner eget in his face. He told a policeman, who INN* ether the prisoner, bat could not catch him. However, be era ems back for the purpose of annoying the wit. n ets, mod the police= a, who was waiting neer, took him ▪ suethely. Prisoner —I didn't do half what he rye, my lord. 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(Stock B 11.0..1714111 _-- Ditto Glugow tore am i ai Jima G & & Waists O l t=t7arlit Boolhad ) Groat Northam ♦ Isool s zi Omit Wain DRllourVaLemelk. ) labssalsol _ _ i 1 - lis ---- iis miillim--aln--a -I•2=oore Dov. Looks& Neelk Walla. 1 Yr4sarle:WilbgEn ye. arl' lafm..ftet,,44laseleak. 4 MAW*II 00 MONO tsa CO D. Am d Derby ill lilt 06. Wellillf■ gm) Ifeemill• and Ye A Newport, •bir,l.Kray. 9 Nowryk•motkoloL all NewrzWarraup. aka& 00 Norfolk Northam Oodles Dn LOU Nor* Drftkk all Nor& Doves La 19D ell Do, • _ - GaTtiii;e: I D L. 5:... yoet LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. In ZLICTIIC BEVERLEY MEETING.—(THIB DAY.) LON'DESBOROUGH PRODUCE STAMM. 4 hukap 1014 yards. Rapparee, Dictator, Oam , Oui, Auger f, Ericthonius, Royal Princes, Lopoatcher, Molly Malone, Radians., Quack, and Goody Two Shoes' are here. GOLD CUP. One mile and a half. Drogheda, Lustre, Laird o'the Dale, The Drone, Beet hoven, Volunteer, Secret Treasure, Polly Taft, Model°, Cambre are ondo, here. Honeymoon, Ramie, Daniel Boyce, and Mil- EAST RIDING HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. 'ticket of Leave, Berwick, Vigo, Griffin, Edam in the Pan, Charlotte, Beethoven, Prime Minister,nl Kean, Rescue, Lady Trespass, Baron Dinar Herodias, h ere. Emi grant, Wallington, Dowb, andel Boyes are h THE STAND STAKES. Six furlongs : Richberta, Hcospasson„ Gammon, and Tid!prinks. All are here. &ma Arturr Dona&Barouy, Little Emma, Hegira, Decoy Bird, Prologue, STOCKBRIDGE. —(l' is DAY.) TIER STEWARD, PLATE. Two miles. Underhiend„ Newestle, Mourarieff, Wild Rose, Trum peter, Arians, Marionette, Rupee, Mainstone, Man-at- Reath."'" Light, Ataman, Blue Ruin, Cheesecake, W Viatka, Hecate, Red Rock, and Birming ham are here. SECOND BIENNIAL STAKES. About 5 furlongs. Intimidation o, Slander c, East Sheen, Cm' unarm°, Cron stadt, Wombat, Hawks Eye, and Shillelagh are here. PIECE OF PLATE. 7 furlongs. Menttnore, Birmingham, Dundee, Intimidation e, and East Sheen are here. AMPORT STAXP:3. One mile and a half. Underhand, Amsterd Mons. Philippe, Newcastle, Rupee, Old Robert, Wea therboand, Donizetti, Brewer, Baron Munchansen, Northern Light, Wanderer, Forager, Syringe, Bed Bock, and Beeswax f are here. Korrufforn swim. Six furious,. Intimidation a, Camasliss a, sad Disphastas are ham. TENIII errociummos TILIWIAL STAKES. Two miles and • halt. Claren May ee Si. Morning, Mc nssvielt, e by Ouleton—Phemy, and St. hen. Mr. J. Day's, Mr. W. Day's, Woolcoi's, and Lord Portsmouth's ham are trained in to neighbourhood. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) 800 AR.— The market has been steady at yesterclai: arias, yet ther ltaration. e is • want el activity in the bums. wa. 00irm.Wut a —The public oar west off steadily. TEL—This article has • more steady appsanusoe. lisca.— ew& lwrgo paresis cot Madras have been sold at a shade sl Rum—Mese reins% sleadi. SALTrersa—No abated= fa prime. Corros.—The public air went off at about previoua istea. Snoss we unaltered. Nartaes gusinaly are dull and inactive. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) no web* it steady ,• prifts ore gootod as follows Tows taw Ob. sot orb ; Pelottbon Y. 0., oo the spot, Ob. 94.; Jab, Ems. 9d. ; Osi. to Deo.. bit. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THU DAY.) We have again very abort supply of beasts, and trade for them is brisk ; late gekse are coasequently well sup. Ert:d. Although the number of sheep is not much r, trade is depressed, and it is difficult to ise Nonday's quotaticea. Good selves sad lamb are not very plentiful sod meet with a reedy sale. Our foreign supply consists of 240 besets, 2,530 sheep, and 280 .xlves. From Norfolk an d Suffolk, we have 000 beasts. The number of much noire is 140. Per stone of 81hs. a. d. s. d. Pir stems of 81214. Best nem" tiered& 6 6 5 8 liestasstilf-helstai 6 S 5 5 Beet Short-borne 6 4 541 bud Lema-wook Sowed qui beasts 4 8 6 do. Mare 5 II 4 Calves 4 0 5 5 De. de. Ikea .... 441 4 8 llsstnest IN-brads Imam 5 4 T 0 Doses at market, 1,000; Soy and lambs, mos ; MO; rep, 210. 8111TEPTILD HAY MARKIIIT.—(TEDI DAY.) mom% Davis and Co. report trade brisk at better prices; demand Doped meadows. Prime meadow bay, 788. to 80a ; ditto, 84s. to 100 n ; inferior do., 60t. to 70s. ; mires, to 70e. ; clover, old, 955. to 118 s. ; mood ont o 84a. to 955. ;strew. Us. to 345. The Bishop of London has licensed the Rev. Alexander Gordon, M.A., of Magdalen Hall, Oxford. to the incumbency of St. Philip's Church, Alden, on the nomina tion of the rector of Hackney. The Edinburgh Coura;“ nye : " We are informed that M. Fleury has been appointed Consul-General for France is Landon. N. Fleury was for many years the able representative of the French government in this town, and his numerous friends will hear with pleasure the new honour conferred on him by the Emperor Napo leon." THZ Sitrritnnn CLUIL—A general meeting of the club was held on Tuesday, called for the purpose of completing the agreement come to with the Agricultural Hall Company for the lease of the annual exhibition of the prise cattle for a period of twenty-ace years, when a reso lution was moved by Sir John She l ley , fiat the meeting be adjourned alga Clxisetmas, which was progested apliA ea the part of the meepsoy, and as amodsaledvma moved mid earned that the roast*/ be adjourned far a moo& (Toseday, July 171. As the torsos of the sgreemeat referred to have already boss agreed te, sod load wawa ea the hath of the same, it mast be Inally carried. The general body of the members of the Smithfield Club are In favour of the intended removal of the exhibition from Baker-street to the site now selected. CILTIMAL PALACZ. —ONZ SHELLING DAT.-..-• WeDNICSDAT, JDIR 20.—Adzainioas oa payment, Oat ditto by meson tickets. 3,830; Vasa visitors, 10,284. Lokaosr ONNIMAL OMNIBUS COMPANY (Lmt/110). —Trak receipts week eliding Jane 17, 11,8031. 18s. Bd. tlia.Gar.B p.c.J 'wk./a Do. 6 par coot" 1877 Do. 6 par mot. 1879 Do. 6 per coat., 1682 Da. Bpor et. Feb &Aug Do. Swot. Mar.&Bep Do. 5 Do. ir p do. S coot crip Now Dronow.Gov.6 et N. 15. WolocOv. sp. a MN Do. Op. a,1071 to 1876 Do. 5 p. a, MN Novo Omits 0 p ct. 810 Dub. Mom. 1875 & Au& Gov. 6 p. c. Bonds Vloov. 6p. c. Jan.&July Do. &Opo.Apr.i Oit 110 110 1021 1013 100 100 100 112 112 1021 109 101 101 101 iorre n JOINT STOCK No. IMa I BUM I Pd. lU. prior. I roes. 10,000 100 Agra and 11. her. Bank . SO - - - 60 Australasia all - - 05 10,000 16 25 Sink al = sa fin 21# 12 - 600 u 100 Beak d 5O U 66 - 00,000 20 Bunk et Turkey 26000 60 British N. America - ell - - a d 86200 20 Chart. Bank and C Australis, and Chins . all 191 20 - 10,000 26 Chrtrd. Marc. of India, lon., and China fin 30 32 - 0 000 100 M au *WO 100 40,0* 20.11 Coln. of Canada 26,000 100 Oda of London l6 1 15,000 10 ftg.SoothAnaLCbsztd •11 104 204 - ,- 60,000 20 IL Bank of Switzerland. all - - - 1 56,000 SD Lon. Ch. Bank of Anita all In 23 ad -a d 26,000 50 Landon and County - - 35# 60,000 ISO London Joint Stock - - - 13 50,000 100 Lon. and Westminster lO - - - 10,000 100 Nat. Pro,. of Ragland 42 - - - 26,000 10 Do. New 10,000 60 National Beak 21,000 10 New South Wales an 60,400 26 Oriental Bank Oceporn ail - - 4111 16,000 10 Ottansa Bank - 30,000 100 Provincial ot Ireland - - - 4,000 10 Do. New 16030 26 Sou* Artralia all - - 30 201 *COO 25 Unica et Artralta lk 09,000 60 lJnien d Lcodon 12 - - 144 1 3.000 100 Unity Mutual KIBCILLANIODS. No. lBh I COMPAIIIOI. iraia prima. I Selma 10,000 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint .. an 181 141 - 10,000 66 Australian AgricuL .... 10 29 31 29# 6601000 Atlantic Tel. (Lim.).... all - - - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks.... all 61 6 - .. _ 60 Brit. American Land . . 40 - - - 0,000 60 BA TeI. LM Irish Msg. A all 17 in 8,261 10 Do. B 7 per c. till 1802 all 19 21 • = 11,769 20 Do. C - 6,916 374 Canada Land all 193 126 - 3,000 10 Channel Islands TeL (L) all 6 3 .- 360,000 St. Oop. Er drag.* Smelt. all 22 27 - 14,000 15 Do. Pref. 74 per cent. all 14 25# - 1,001016 St. Crystal Palate - 100,810 St. Do. Preference - 160,000 St. Do. it p et. Perp. Deb lOO 104 106 - 790. ° St. 13ectrIc Telegraph - 7, 16 Do. New - 70, 6 Eng. and Aust. Cop. - O, 15 Om Stars Naost 14 - - - 1 161, Ored - 1 Do. V nip iper coma PreL I ?As o ) - 6 Lon. DirkW TeL (L.) 2 11 I d a is - So • Dissoim/ (L.) - 1 I dim .- 2111, 4 ° Gen. °amain Oa an le 14 - SO *, 10 listbss . Deign. di Canal 1 11 S pm 10 • • Td. a ll - - - 1;... 10 Meet*. ft. TeL Wes) sli * 31 - 10,000 11 Naked Dlaooavt 0o- II 1 #es - 6,000 20 NerbaddsCoaldlron(L) 1 1# 1 die 34 11,310 10 Netherlands Land . - idt - - - 50,000 6 Do. Sp. a, It all db. fill 1 1 - 1,744 100 I .26wro. &N. Soot Id. SO 111 /1 - 188,60,000 1 676 1 N. Brit. asa Ausirsimlan id 1 1 - . - 50,000 1 Do. "New Shares" l6s. 1 4 1 4 par - 10, ° 10 . In.ll4sa (I/o.)• 41 - - - 10,000 10 Do. 66 Cla - - - 000.000 86 1 River Lad& lea 00 46 48 - 10,000 SO Penis and Orion. Steams an 76 75 ad - 26000 60 Do. New lO 11 IS pot zd - ad 40,000 10 Bad Sea It lad. Tel 41 i a forSOW . Br. G l 7 ll 1. l dialer 174 10,000 60 1 ‘ 10000 la ° • New ail 6# I - 16, , 000 100 loyal Mall Steam_ -00 601 511 - 6000 Oa .• • - Art. In 124 14,100 26 • • Australian Land f all all 8 110 190 41 34 81 76,000 1 . besarinaTeL Scrip - 76,' , ' 1 Do. do. Registered all I SO, * • a la. Oa Up. Qua II - - 4 ad 10, Tan Didasn's Lad lllll 11# 101 91 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVIIIPOOL, Just 10.—flee was little doing, and the market closed flat. Birkenhead, 74 741—Caledonlan liestent Gnatlas, 101 11--Great Northern n 11411; —Great Westerns, 69 881—lancaahire and Y 104 f 106—London and, North Western. 1011 1011- I, — in l c l4Z ll th Warm, par 1-16 pManchester, Sheffield, and 41 411-34klbuid stock, 1174 1171—North British stock, 638111 or* Staffordahlre 4 Std.—North Eastern, Berwick capital stack, hi 62 —Di o tt r o 4. ir w er=tal stock, sad w 9g=itt% Le d o4s= o :2 Eastern, 16 ma—batch Rhenish, 64 64 A.—Great Luxem bourg, 64 Trunk of Canada, 7 9-16 71—Grest Western of Canada, 114 111—Ditto, new glares. 9 81 4 —Buffalo and lake 11 44 41—Great Ship, 12a., 136.—Thanies and Mer- Marine y, 11-16 tp. Iie MANCHINTMIL, JUNG 20. —Mere vu a moderate general busi ness, but no activity in the demand for stock of any description. Prima were steady. Thames and Mersey, 18-16 p.—Great Western, 66 p 4 4 —Ueda 1064-Bheitelds, Pref., 9-16 p. —Ditto, Redeemable Six per Cents., 11-16 p.—Midland, 1174 — lovers, 161—Londons, 1014—Can adair, 111-1111nols Central Shares, 40 (I—Birmingham Guaranteed Stock, 78—North British, Oil—Union Mate Glass. MI. BaxnegaAx, Juno 20.—There wu not much business doing in this market to-day. Birmingham Canal shares closed at 9F—Onat West= Birmingham Guaranteed Stock, at 764 to 7 London sad North Westerns, at 1011—South Ste/fords, at 1 me. id. to 10i pershare. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. In the mining market to-day the principal feature is a fall of 41. or. 51. per share in Stray Park which are quoted 52 to 54. East Basset are shares, which 130 to 135 ; Wheal Margaret, 41 to 43; Lady Bertha, 34 to SI, showing a fall ; Rosewarne llnited, 79 to 81 • New Seton, 51 to 53 Roaewall Hill and Rau -1 • som, 54 to 6 ; West Set on, 316 to 390 ; Copper Hill, 1294 to 1274 ; and West Caradou, 774 to SO. Poreign and colonial mining shares are quiet St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 30i. By telegraph from Holland we learn that the Dutch Trading Company have fixed the quantity of Banos Tiu to be offered at the sale at Rotterdam on the 28th inst., at 151,513 slabs, being 10,000 slabs less than the quantity which they had the power of off Atreing. Catharine and JaneConsolsMine meeting, on the sooosate showed a debit balance of 9331 . A L TV, per share was made. A very satisfactory report from the agent was read AtOrest Retallack Mine meeting, yesterday, the aoeuunta showed • balance of liabilities over assets of 5591. la. Bd. A call of 2s. per share was made. A general meeting of shareholders in Elortrides Consols Mine was held yesterday. The account showed a balance in favour of the lulu of 961. 10s. Bd., exclusive of coppir Cell for sale on the 91st hut, estimated to nines 1551. Aea of 2s. per share wu made, and the committee re-elected. 1116 11? Am* Loudon NorthhlLWerlarmlUs Salk 1110slardsldre LO NoalbeemathanMeo _ Oilord.Wor.,4 Waiver 10 I all Pablo I! ea. M 11*I a 11 I_ll ii: lij ~~ 1800tibb ligilas tentral Aide& N_L A. 1 ". I 111 a lii kola* JUrbd au Iladrea load' War. & Yaks& • Myer DOS B =Wllll= lOW Tor Vila E. Bt. 11 lie 1 St. 11 ii; It ii At 11 10 I LOA _i Imo _ Da UVohs Do. ) at North LI Vlopflo ota t Mall* Xilkmn WM Cumin WM Larks Bela .1! UWE p. et. IL Colodosdoo, Don. NOLL Abw. aoa led Anita; L sp. et. D D AIP• I4 . Do. B L Cosa. Ix, Sp.* Yof Do. dw As! Do. New p. et. Eastern Union, 4 p. el Ellin. & Ohaepw,6 p. ikiln.,Perth,Don.,{. pa. Great Northern, 6 p. el Do.6c.red.at 10 p.clpia. Do. 4} per cent Do.6p.c.red.at p.e.pm OLN. Scotland. lit Fret %Went. (BerkeltHants) Do. redeem. ak p. cent Do. redeem 4 p. rent Do. trredeem. 4 p. et. Do.&p.et.redeem Tref. Do. Mnn. Prof. Shame Do.CheaternSh.Bp.e. Do. do. do. 6p. e. Do. Bine. Goa. Stock Do. Chest. Gee. Shim Do. do. do ii: ig: do 1 lamallibLep.allt I LeatideliL.lp.s.ss. et .31re. 1 I Daiwa. thi No. I Do. Spat. &b I Do. r EL itii I Do. p.s. M. _.... I Do. wapiti ei.. Do. 7 p.c. PNL Us*. Daly. a do. (W.144.1'.. Do. La. et. (dtv. at If imMelhowel? ri Or Klimn& lair. Sp. el DO Do. AS Do. Si par ant 6 Do.ivoonsalio .... iri MdlandOas. )0 Do.Ceno. )0 Do.6lp.ol.Posi. Nook • DoloLaMals6p.o. N0wAA10,401.W.410. nod* opatalMllN Do Nortak &p.a.'s. Stock DO Bort& Maisli 6 per oent 00 Da Now Gus. 6p. ei. 1 Do. Border Union gas DO N.lfoo.—Berw.6 p.e.ra q Do. do . d. Is Ds. Lads Op.& No. 1 10 Do.lndr.ll. a &pm. ▪ arth Do W.ll/21.0p.e. sector ass. New Pre!. 1.4.4 p. flooLll.llll44l.ProLii o Do. s. I Abor. D. 41. Pea Block ff. Demi Illiod 41 p. e. Lam Mood As. /L or OA Do. 4.1 par on* Do. food 4 pot d 8. WON I. 4p. osol D0 i. 4120r mot Stock . Y *Dlz z allaff: Ct Do. do. II *p.a Do. de. C 6 p.a iiffater.i Klikomy Op.* VOSZION-11. all Antwerp de Zoiterdasi an Ardennes BehlateSra..n i rrp.e 215. 3.1 4%% .1 6. lanuunl °° Seders to GraLesessee all deepen= Mae dc if Dula 11i — saDit an Isast• it Man . . et Bud= gm an OL OMNI d roadd,. an GC lia= on Owel. an Dam fL an Lake Omaloss I Bala all Lorry tad Tandirat all Loma and °EMIRS aY Nada Antonia aL all ID N o raa . 6 p . d c. Ll piL ege kt ig. the scrc all Northern at 16 Da Now Sham Mt _..._ all Nonntlaa Thu* an Parls, Tema, aad Mont all Parts mod Maar 13 nadir aad & Fnutelles (Porn: bu s c ir o g 7 p.c.. LA lap and ID Agana and ill Mont 111 1 Igoial in Da. f e =d. Isi daadwitand anne..., Li dal ,os 7 6.1 :115. Aut.& a tra 111 at lasaaa.. - ill Waal Medan S 9 .12rw1t. 7= 1W 6 Watson at Austria 111 Illimbolut DIONPITI N 1 I a. I @macs. L 1.8161 OtNetit.4p.e.lana muss et. Naddk6p.e.liar..t MIMI IL N.11266.19.66.Ju01l MON, Os.WersAtc.6lp.o • • 11661110 Lla& 6 Nee — -- Ws %BOONS i~ 110 ISt lon 100 5 MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The funds are still drooping. A fresh decline of I per cent. has taken place to-day, owing to some sales of stock for money', reported to be for ac count of the Savings Banks, coupled with the official announcement that a new Russian Loan will be launched almost immediately. The market for British railway stocks is firm, with a tendency to improvement. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, Vie Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 50c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Console are officially marked 931, 4, and >f ex div., for the amount (July 10). The present quotation is 934 to /. The official lousiness report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 1, 921 ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4,1, 93 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, IA Five and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1021 ; Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1859, for account, 1044, ex div. ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; India Bonds, Is., 12s. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, 2s. prem. The foreign stock market remains steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 771 to f, and that of 1858 601 to 4. Russian stocks are likewise steady, notwithstanding the impend ing issue of a new loan. Brazilian Scrip is marked 1 dis. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 88 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, scrip, 1 dia. ; Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 824 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1014, 1 ; Equador New Con solidated, 12 ; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 214 ; Russian Four -and- a- Half per Cents., 971 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 641, 1 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 39 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 774 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 601, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1024. The shares of the Buenos Ayres and San Fer nando Railway Company are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 21 and 3 prem., showing a considerable reduction. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marino Insurance Company remain quoted at fto prem. It is officially intimated that the new Russian loan will be announced through Masers. Baring Bro thers and Co. in a few days. Rumour adds that the issue will take place next week, and consist of a Four-and-a-Half per Cent. stock, and that the amount will be 8,000,0001. The price has not transpired, but ought of course to be fixed upon the principle of allowing a good margin of profit to the subscribers, as compared' with the price of the existing Four-and-a-Half per Cents., which 'were dealt in yesterday at 97, or equal to 941, ex the dividend due the Ist proximo. The Stock Exchange is to be closed on Saturday next, the day for the volunteer review, a resolution to this effect having been adopted by the com mittee to-day. Little business will be done in the City. A sum of 3,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. Notwithstanding the unfavourable weather, no advance took place yesterday in the corn market. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the half-yearly dividends, due the Ist July, on Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Canada Sterling De bentures, Nova Scotia Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, New Brunswick Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds, Virginia State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, South Carolina State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, Boston City Sterling Four-ands-Reif per Cent. Bonds, and Havana Railroad Seven pee Cent. Bonds. The Committe e of the Stock Exchange yesterday terminated their inquiry into the case of the Buenos Ayres and San Fernando Railway Company, and resolved unanimously that the undertaking be ex. pu from the official list. Th e resolution stands foe co on on Friday next. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of) 1,6021. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 1,9681. ; the Great Western, a decrease of 2,1831. ; and the London and South Western, a decrease of 3,481/. The corre sponding week of last year was Whit-week. The directors of the Provincial Bank of Ireland have declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of four per cent., and also an extraordinary dividend of 11.10. per 1001. share, and 12s. per 101. share. An extraordinary meeting of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company was called for yesterday', to adopt resolutions for an increase of the capital from 600,0001. to 750,0001., and to autho rise the directors to borrow money ; but, after a speech from the chairman, the meeting was ad journed sine die. At the meeting of the Royal Exchange Amu ance Corporation held yesterday a dividend of 14 per cent. for the six months, free of income tax, was declared, making 18 per cent. for the year. A petition for the win ing up of the Australasian Land and Emigration Company (Limited) is to be heard in the Court of Bankruptcy on the lltk of July. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, dock, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurenee.—Ates, 161, 1; County, 84; Eagle, 71; Globe.' 101; Indemnity Marine, 158, 160 ; law Fire, 41 • London land Marine, 11 ; Merino, 1091 Ocea n Marine, 309 • Universal Marine 2i tras it lllt— ch raton, 'l9 ; Commercial, '27 ; Equi. table, 54 • European, 101 ; Great Central, 8 ax div. Imperial Continental, 471, 1 ; Surrey Consumers 111; Wles, tminst l. er Chartered, 63, 64 ; ditto New, 121 ; Western, 12 nal.—Birmingham, 94. Waterworks.—Berlin, 41 ; East London, 1261, 1271; Wert Middleaex, 107. Docks.—London, 67, 661, 671; Victoria, 101, 1. Bridge.—Waterloo, 21. With reference to the market for American se* curitiea, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports ae follows The market in London for Araericansemuities remains steady, with a moderate amount of business doing ; Illinois Central shares have further advanced 1 dollar per share; and Construction 7 per Cent . Bonds about the same • ' whilst the 6 per cent. are more offering, and without demand, except at a greater difference than has for some time past ruled. Erie securities are without alteration ; the shares continue to be freely bought. New York Central and Michigan Central bonds are scarce, and buyers find difficulty is getting supplied. The following is an extract of a letter from Galati, dated the 7th inst. : The weather has been most favourable for the crops, and everything promises well. It is believed that the harvest will be more abundant than has been known for many year, and a very active trade is looked forward to. The works undertaken by the Danubian commission for the improve.. ment of the mouth of the river have been successful beyond our expectations, although yet very incomplete. We had formerly from 94 to 10 feet water on the bar at the %liner mouth ; many ships ware obliged to load and unload in the roads at • great coat and greater risk both to ship and cargo. We had lleet up to the middle of March, and since that time to the present there has been a depth of feet on the bar, greatly facilitating all commercial operations. . _ The steamer Soliatt., with the English mail for Australia of May, left Aden on the 2nd Md. The ships Win Windsor Castle, Star Queen, and Conway were to-day engaged for the conveyanoo of troops to Bombay. WEDEESDAT VMS% Consols, which clamed yesterday at 951 to lb ex div., for the 10th July, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. The official business report is as follows :—Tyree per Cent. Consols, for so ' 00 ,, 1 eat 10), 931, 1, I,_ex div. ; Three per Uenta• Abduced, 934, , ; New Three per Cents., 93 h i ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1 14 .; Bank Stock, 237 229 ; Five per Cent. " eniso"rupee paper, 97 , 1 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cents., 1021, ; ndian Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1041 • ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1858, 961 f'• India Bonds, 7a., 9s , die. 0. " • • • • • • • • • • I • • • • d e l ia 106 xn I 1% UP NMI 116 116 IS 111 al 11 i K viii 101 I ... 142 1